Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1956 volume:

pHELF vl 311- Ji CCE IOJsf i t i � t tj.tjt JJ I l ( « I l A W0BURR PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDED 1856. TWIN FEATHERS V MYRNA MASSE NANCY THORNE PETER BRAUDE NANCY WHEATON JUDITH MOORE editor-in-chief assistant editor business manager art editor literary editor and the students of WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL proudly present 93894 our Look Although our school days are perhaps the most se¬ cure and the happiest days of our lives, most of us fail to realize this or to appreciate the advantage of an edu¬ cation until we become seniors. Then, suddenly, we are aw are that our carefree days are over and that we will soon be on our own. When this realization dawns, we recognize the importance of our learning and the oppor¬ tunities offered us over the past twelve years. These years, however, have not been devoted en¬ tirely to studying. We have had fun. Sports events, dances, senior play, and other activities have provided many hours of enjoyment that will always be remem¬ bered by the graduates. We, the staff of the 1956 Innitou, have undertaken to portray your life at Woburn High School in an effort to keep alive these memories in the years to come. - k m containing . . . TEACHING administration .... 8 LEARNING seniors.12 DOING activities.54 PLAYING athletics.66 EXCELLING features.82 PATRONIZING advertisements .... 94 5 patience J4et e n W. Gilt There are many to whom we are deeply indebted for guidance and encouragement during the past three years. Our parents, of course, come first on the list; but teachers, advisers, and religious leaders all follow closely. Among those to whom we owe such gratitude is one who has shown active interest in our every endeavor. The epitome of earnest sincerity, energetic application, and enduring patience, she is a truly efficient secretary. We, the Class of 1956, with great admiration and ap¬ preciation proudly dedicate our yearbook to our office sec¬ retary, Mrs. Helen M. Gillespie. sincerity 7 „ to the g tad ' „ ro.e ssa S , ■ at Vti s , t wr e a , -i 0 o n S a , - he Gtad ' ng . t great deaf ot J e • f a scufp« ° eIS !l U 11 i$ ta sen-, e A V«s 0° W V m ofd- ;:f:; •:: rX j: - a T cts and lt te ' e s r;Lt toie ' g ' v tn w ;ti rio ' es v;er , j.ftetent con . sU oieme, a „ v ha „e an State, not God, eiu cated to 4W iduaf as a ta ttuo s ' eCteatot.V- s indWtdna ' , Gta ce of 1� ul t of Ve5 of detno Thtongf ' tn idanee-, a � a „d the P kevnote of � � Vo0 ks to God h to Ufe, U s seconds � ma de the W ,ou V txr ' ftb th e _ te taug tpaC hers W oU rnaY V ose person 7 oU uch 7° Ut . ate ver et aV ° t etf° ts ’ uU der -r c a ns s s • . f� M : t sckoofs r edV- i ’ USUCe Ue-- 4 ' 1 idj I—■� ■■ Message from Superintendent Oar Mnlni in istra ord To the Class of 1956: These are anxious timed Tt, i , known ' 0 the m id-„inetee„th t ' ™; d ; f,95 «- with tensions u„- established. days when our high school „ as In that distant time tUp ui ““ the educational needs of th I, Wre � « complex be t en, ° y ' he facilities of the high scLoTwe ? Wh ° P -feged to ions altered during the years it h, I re , Slttl P Ie and specific. As condi school over the past century to provide f ' “ “ ' S task of our high att= educa “ ona ' nKds of 1 nomic and technological 2!lg5 TC ' V ' ° bvioUS - Th = «o- years make us realize how transient is the ' o ' P ° S ‘ W ° r,d War « This has been the great challen present - try to P res «ve the culture of thl ®!. ' ° bigh sch ° o1 - W e must at once Z ° “ ( l b y Providtng some com P : rext, ° f merC tend the school, and at the same time furn h T ' ° a y0uth who at “penciias c Which me « his indi vidual ant d“ uT‘ Wi ' h the P“«icular In Th ' ' rUly Cn ’° y h ' S inaIl ' enable right To th ' “‘ eS ’ a d “ on i “ commencement season of the 4 cT PUrSU,l: ° f ha PPmess. the Wh eXPer,enCK ’ ™dy Pi toriaT r , 0 T then LL d m Sch0 ° ' P™-ded m “ y ' hiS Yearb °° k ’ which md vtdual lives and which have united u Tin “ ° useful in t ese anxious times. us m common cause as American H “� v D. Blake , p nncipal Henry D. Blake, Principal First Row: Evelyn M. Caruso, Alice E. Brady, James H. O’Donnell, Doris T. Lynch, Geral¬ dine A. Soles. Second Row: James F. Brennan, William H. Flaherty, Jr., Louise S. Mawn, James M. Henchey, I. Edward Marashio, William A. Roche. 3 , acu 10 3 , acu First Row: Margaret L. Burke, Anastasia G. Canty, M. Maude Morton, Helen V. Doherty, Helen R. Sheeran. Second Row: George A. Murphy, Edson L. Kimball, P. Joseph Connolly, Jr. First Row: Helen A. Salmon, Charles D. Roche, Catherine E. Burke. Second Row: William J. Horrigan, Edward Dobbins, Robert J. O’Brien. First Row: Anna K. Higgins, Mary C. Leary, Barbara A. Dunbury, Ann L. Trowbridge. Second Row: Michael Azzone, Emmanuel Lem- bidakis. Wilfred A. Walsh, John F. McGovern, Timothy F. Ring. 13 JOEL RONALD ALTAVESTA “Alto Activities: Football 3, 2 . . . Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Jr. Prom Committee . . . Traffic Squad Pet Peeve: Going to school Future Plans: To marry a certain redhead ELLEN AMARI “El Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Tanner News 2, 1 . . . Majorette 3 Pet Peeve: Knee socks Future Plans: To become a hairdresser and have a business of my own SYLVIA ANNE AMES Pet Peeve: Knee socks Future Plans: To work and go to night school LORRAINE KATHERINE ANDERSON Activities: Drum Majorette 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Student Coun¬ cil 1 .. . Junior Homeroom President 2 Pet Peeve: History Future Plans: Fashion Designer ARTHUR LEE BAIN “Dud Activities: Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Golf 1 Pet Peeve: Teachers who get upset easily Future Plans: To follow a career in the United States Navy JOAN MARY BALESTRIER foanie Activities: Yearbook . . . Woman’s Club Representative 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: People who are not punctual Future Plans: To get married and have my own home LORRAINE MARIE BLACK “Blackie Activities: Basketball 3,2,1... Driver Educ; tion 1 . . Tanner News 3 . . . Badminton 2, 1 . . Archery 2, 1 . . . Softball 2 Pet Peeve: Plaid handkerchiefs Future Plans: College IRENE ELIZABETH BOUDREAU “Renee” Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Home Nursing 3 Pet Peeve: Pinching Future Plans: To marry Jack MILDRED RITA BOUVIER ' ‘Millie” Activities: Glee Club 1 Pet Peeve: A certain “54” graduate Future Plans: Hairdresser ROBERT COLLINS BRADLEY Bob” Activities: Football 2 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: Further education PETER JAMES BRAUDE Activities: Key Club 2, 1 . . . Sendoff Dance Committee 2 (Chairman) . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Stu¬ dent Council 1 . . . Driver Edu¬ cation 2 . . . Yearbook Staff Pet Peeve: A certain girl ' s boy friend Future Plans: College VIOLA MAY BRENNAN Vickie” Pet Peeve: Going to school in the morning Future Plans: Hair stylist RICHARD FOSTER BROWN Dick” Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: Army JOHN ALFRED BRUSSEAU Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke in public Future Plans: College NANCY RUTH RUMPUS Nan” Activities: Public Speaking Contest (2nd prize) 3 . . . Glee Club 3. 2 . . . Archery 3. 2. 1 ... Junior Red Cross 3. 2. 1 . . . Junior Red Cross Coun¬ cil 2 .. . Homeroom Officer 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: A certain marine blue convertible Future Plans: Telephone company RAYMOND CONRAD BUMPUS “Bump” Activities: Football 3. 2. 1 ... Raseball 1 . . . Key Club 2, 1 (Vice President) . . . Junior Class Vice President . . . Senior Class Vice President . . . Glee Club 2, 1 . . . Traffic Squad 1 . . . Home¬ room President 3. J ... Prom Committee 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Wise girls Future Plans: College THOMAS FRANCIS BURKE, JR. “Tommy” Activities: Student Council 3, 1 . . . Key Club 3, 2 . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Traffic Squad 1 . . . Candi¬ date for National Merit Scholarship Examination Pet Peeve: Loud mouths Future Plans: College RICHARD DAVID BUTLER “Sleepy” Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: Navy ARTHUR WILLIAM CAIL “Artie” Pet Peeve: School Future Plans: Undecided JOHN PATRICK CALLAHAN Activities: Hockey 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Saturday night hockey practice Future Plans: College ADELINE FRANCES CAMACHO Addie” Activities: Drum Majorette 3, 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Driving behind women drivers Future Plans: To marry Sid F. RICHARD PAUL CANNIFF “Richie” Activities: Junior Rotarian 1 . . . Student Council Representative 1 . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Traffic Squad 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . National Honor Society 1 Pet Peeve: A conceited senior girl Future Plans: College LEO SYLVESTER CAREY, JR. Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Homeroom President 3 Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke Future Plans: College MARGARET ELFR1DA CARLSON Margy” Activities: Drum Majorette 1, 2 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Woman’s Club Representative 1 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 1 . . . Glee Club 1 Pet Peeve: Girls who do not come to practice Future Plans: Fisher Junior College FRANK DANIEL CASHELL Frankie” Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Future Plans: Navy chef JOSEPH JOHN CASTIGLIONE Casti” Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 (Captain) . . . Baseball 3, 2,-1 (Captain) . . . Basketball 3, 2 . . . Hockey 1 Pet Peeve: French Future Plans: College IRENE PATRICIA CATANIA Patty” Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Tanner News 1 . . . Golf 2 . . . Tennis 1 Pet Peeve: Working on Saturday nights Future Plans: Secretary DOLORES ANN CATINO Dee Dee” Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: Office Work HUGH PETER CHAPDELAINE Hughie” Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: Air Force WALTER WILCOX CHENEY Butch” Activities: Key Club 3, 2, 1 ... Golf 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Trying to get something to eat at lunch time Future Plans: Air Force JOSEPHINE MARIE Cl AMP A Jo-Jo” Activities: Student Council 3 . . . Tanner News 2, 1 ((edi¬ tor-in-chief) . . . Junior Marshall . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Girls’ Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Driver Education Pet Peeve: Boys who are always working on their cars Future Plans: To marry Frank JOHN JOSEPH CIERRI Sam” Activities: Driver Education 1 . . . Track 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Future Plans: Navy Activities: JOHN CHASE CLARK “Jack Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Key Club 3, 2 Driver Education 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Future Plans: Electronics ANN MARIE COCCOLUTO Activities: Tanner News 1 . . . Glee Club 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Future Plans: Chandler Secretarial School ROBERT JOSEPH CONNOLLY “Bob Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: College JAMES GEORGE CORRIGAN “Crash Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: Medicine RICHARD JAMES COSSETTE “Dick Activities: Drama Guild 3 . . . Student Coun¬ cil 1 .. . Homeroom Vice Presi¬ dent 1 Pet Peeve: People who make fun of physical handicaps Future Plans: College PAUL DENNIS CRAMPTON “Paul Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Baseball 2 Pet Peeve: Girls with pony tails Future Plans: Barber REGINA MAE CROFT “Max Activities: Basketball 3 . . . Softball 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 3 . . . Archery 1 . . . Badminton 1 Pet Peeve: People who do not like Perry Como Future Plans: To be a Navy nurse JEROME BRYAN CULLEN Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Future Plans: College CAROL ANN CUMMINGS Carol Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Archery 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 Pet Peeve: An unpredictable boy Future Plans: Marriage LORRAINE PAULINE CUOZZI Lorry Activities: National Honor Society 2, 1 (Secretary) . . . Prize Speaking Winner 3 . . . Prom Committee 2 . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Tanner News (Assist¬ ant Editor) 2 . . . Thespian Society 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Student Council 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 2, I . . . Cheerleader 2, 1 . . . Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Softball 3, 2 1 . . . Badminton 3, 2 Pet Peeve: Cheerleading on rainy days Future Plans: Lowell Teachers College KENNETH JOHN CURRAN Walt Activities: Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Yearbook Staff . . . Key Club 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: College CAROLE MADELYN DAHLMAN Twit Activities: Basketball 3 . . . Tanner News 2, 1 . . Home Nursing 3 . . . Driver Education 1 . . Red Cross 3 Pet Peeve: Boys who criticize women drivers Future Plans: Comptometer operator ROBERT EDWARD DALTON Bob ' ’ Activities: Band 2 . . . Student Council 3, 2 Cross Country 3 . . . Track 3 . . . Driver Education 1 Pet Peeve: Third lunch and 3 P. M. sessions Future Plans: Navy MARY ELIZABETH DANFORTH Activities: Badminton 3, 2, 1 . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 2, 1 . . . Golf 2 . . . Tennis 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Glee Club 1 Pet Peeve: History tests Future Plans: Union College, Religious Educa¬ tion Director JANE MARIE DANGO Dango Activities: Home Nursing 3 Pet Peeve: Drag races Future Plans: To get married MARY IRENE DANIZIO Dinzi” Activities: Majorette 3 . . . Tanner News 1 . . . Glee Club 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Knee socks and Bermuda Shorts Future Plans: To marry Jimmie JAMES EDWARD DAY “Jimmy” Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Hockey 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Fourth Floor Future Plans: Undecided ESTER LOUISE DAY “Lulu” Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: Raise Chihuahuas PETER JOHN DelSOLIA “Pete” Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Future Plans: Navy LEWIS JOSEPH DeLUCA “Louie” Activities: Key Club (Secretary) 2, (Presi¬ dent) 1 . . . Tanner News (Assist¬ ant Business Manager) 2, (Busi¬ ness Manager) 1 Pet Peeve: Women and third lunch Future Plans: Accounting ELAINE THERESE DESMOND “Lame” Activities: Tanner News 1 . . . Glee Club 3. 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3 Pet Peeve: Walking to school in the morning Future Plans: Secretary JEAN ANN DeVITO DeVits” Activities: Tanner News 3, 2, 1 . . . Secretary of the Class 3, 2, 1 . . . Home¬ room Secretary 3, 2, 1 ... Golf 2, 1 . . . Home Nursing 3, 2 . . . Driver Education 1 Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: Comptometer operator —i PATRICK DiTUCCI “Turk.” Activities: Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Accounting Future Plans: To take a long trip to Arabia ROBERT DODGE “Bob- Pet Peeve: Bermuda Shorts Future Plans: College DANIEL JOHN DOHERTY Boone Activities: Football 3 Pet Peeve: Speed traps Future Plans: College DAVID FRANCIS DONOHOE Ape Activities: Football 3. . . . Basketball 3 . . . Class Vice President 3 Pet Peeve: Girls in Bermuda shorts Future Plans: College WP. ' p i EDWARD BERNARD DONOHOE Dunk Activities: Class President 3 . . . Homeroom President 3 . . . Football 3 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Key Club 3 Baseball 2, 1 . . . Traffic Squad 1 Pet Peeve: Cocky people Future Plans: College ALICE BERNICE DOYLE Activities: Drum Majorette 3 . . . Tanner News 1 . . . National Honor So¬ ciety 1 Pet Peeve: Giggling girls Future Plans: Indefinite ROBERT JOHN DULONG Dewey Activities: Track 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Knee socks Future Plans: Service WILLIAM FRANCIS DUNNIGAN, JR. Bill Activities: Hockey 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Women Future Plans: To be a success GRAYCE ELLA EDGETT Chicken Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Home Nursing 3. Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: To marry Roger CAROL ANN ERWIN Earl Activities: Orchestra 3, 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . Woman’s Club Representative 1 . . . Year¬ book Staff . . . Homeroom President 3 . . . Can¬ didate for National Scholarship Examination Pet Peeve: Boys who enjoy stepping on white bucks Future Plans: College EDWARD ANTHONY FLAHERTY Ted” Activities: Class President 2, 1 . . . Key Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 2, 1 . . . Football 3, 1 . . . Prom Committee 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Nights I have to stay home Future Plans: College DAVID MARTIN FLYNN Dave” Pet Peeve: Our cafeteria Future Plans: To graduate JOHN WILLIAM FLYNN Jackie” Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 2, 1 . . . Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Traffic Squad 1 Pet Peeve: That “machine” Future Plans: College PAUL PATRICK FOLEY Monk” Activities: Student Council 3, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Traffic Squad 1 Pet Peeve: School Future Plans: To be a rich bachelor SHIRLEY ANN FRIZZELL Rusty” Activities: Glee Club 3, 1 . . . Tanner News 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: Office work JOHN JOSEPH GALANTE Activities: Band 3, 2 . . . Orchestra 3, 2 . . . Football 3 Pet Peeve: Homework and English Future Plans: Aviation ROBERT CHARLES GANGI Bobby Activities: Bowling 3 Pet Peeve: Teasing girls Future Plans: Air Force PAUL JOSEPH GERRY Gab” Pet...Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: Air Force 22 WILFRED GENE GODING “Bill” Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . Band 2, 1 . . Orchestra 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Girls Fttfure Plans: To be a bachelor BETTY GOLES Butchi ki” Activities: Tanner News 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . Softball 2 . . . Archery 3, 2 . . . Golf 2 . . . Cheerleading 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Homework and 3:10 sessions Future Plans: A General’s wife DAVID DUGGAN GONSALVES Clem” Activities: Key Club 1 . . . Candidate for National Merit Scholarship Exami¬ nation Pet Peeve: Indecisive girls Future Plans: Tufts College WILLIAM LAWRENCE GRAY Ship Activities: Tanner News 3 Pet Peeve: Being called Larry Future Plans: To retire at 37 years of age JAMES DENNIS HAGGERTY “Jimmy” Activities: Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Key Club 2 Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Future Plans: To see the world PAUL KEVIN HALLORAN “Sid” Pet Peeve: Homework and sessions Future Plans: Undecided MAUREEN MARGARET HANLON Activities: Majorette 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 1 . . . Bad¬ minton 3 . . . Driver Education 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: Undecided BERNARD JEROME HARKINS Bernie” Pet Peeve: Women bosses Future Plans: A job from 12-1 P.M. with an hour for lunch 23 JANICE MARY HARTNETT Jan Activities: Homeroom President 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 2 . . . Red Cross 2 . . . Home Nursing 3 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 1 . . . Yearbook Staff Vet Peeve: Busybodies Future Plans: Nursing SALLY ANN HARVEY “Sal Activities: Tanner News . . . Driver Education 1 Pet Peeve: A certain teacher on the second floor Future Plans: To attend business school JOHN MICHAEL HENEHAN Gump Activities: Basketball Manager 3 Pet Peeve: Crazy mixed up dames who al¬ ways say “I don’t know” Future Plans: United States Air Force DAVID NEUMAN HENIGSMAN Davey” Activities: N.C.O. Club 3 . . R.O.T.C., San Diego, Calif. 3 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Baseball 1 Pet Peeve: People who walk on my feet Future Plans: Dental College MARY LOUISE HESSION May Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Ho meroom President 3 . . . Home Nursing 3 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Assembly Committee 1 Pet Peeve: A certain girl who always steps on my white bucks Future Plans: To marry Carl ROSE ANN HESSION Activities: Tanner News 1 Pet Peeve: People who talk behind your back Future Plans: To go to school JOHN ELLIOTT HOFF Jac son Activities: Band 3, 1 . . . Orchestra 3, 1 Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke Future Plans: College MARIE THERESE HOYT Terry Activities: Tanner News 3, 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Pet-Peeve: Knee socks Future Plans: Office work ALLEN ERNEST HUDSON Duz” Activities: Band 3, 2 . . . Orchestra 3, 2 . . . Hockey 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 Pet Peeve: Books Future Plans: Undecided ROBERT WILLIAM HUGHES Bob” Pet Peeve: Sophisticated girls Future Plans: Service JOAN MARIE HUMPHREY Joanie Activities: Tanner News 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: Telephone Operator RICHARD EVERETT HUMPHREY Dick” Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts Future Plans: Navy, JOHN DOUGLAS JACOBSON “Doug” Activities: Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Hockey 3, 2 . . . Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Orchestra 3 Pet. Peeve: Girls who smoke in the Spa Future Plans: Navy EDWARD CURTIS JOHNSON, JR. “Ned” Activities: Key Club 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Golf 2 . . . Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Orchestra 2 . . Candidate for National Merit Scholarship Examination Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: College WILLIAM EDWARD JOHNSON “Bill” Activities: Hockey 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: College DAVID MASON JOHNSTONE “Dave” Activities: Track 2, 1 . . . Hockey 2 Pet Peeve: Knee socks Future Plans: Service WILLIAM THOMAS KEATING, JR. “Billy” Activities: Football 2, 1 . . . Baseball 2 Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: To be a success CHARLES HARRY KIKLIS “Charlie” Activities: Junior Homeroom President . . . Football 1 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Track 3 Pet Peeve: Girls in laboratory Future Plans: College DENIS PAUL KILBRIDE “Denny Activities: Hockey 2, 1 . . . Football 3, 1 Future Plans: Service MARILYN LOUISE KING “Blondie” Activities: Drum Majorette 3, 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Future Plans: To marry Gene BEVERLY MARIE KINOSKY “Bev” Pet Peeve: Chewing gum Future Plans: WAC THOMAS RICHARD KIRK “Tucker” Pet Peeve: Peroxide blondes Future Plans: To operate a rival newspaper SHIRLEY CARTER KNOWLAND “Shirl” Activities: BasJcetball 3, 2, 1 . . . Archery 3 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Softball 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Tennis 1 ... Junior Red Cross 1 Future Plans: Nursing school PHYLLIS MAE LINDBERG “Cissy” Activities: Home Nursing 3 . . . Badminton 2 . . . Field Hockey 2 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Locating U. S. Air Force in Japan Future Plans: To marry Butchy LAURENCE WILLIAM LISTER Larry” Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Future Plans: Service MARILYN ANN LITTLE Mai” Activities: Band 3 . . . Orchestra 3 . . . Honor Society (Vice President) 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Homeroom Vice President 3, 1 . . . Badminton 3, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Tanner News 1 Pet Peeve: Homework on weekends Future Plans: Nursing LEONARD JOHN LOPEZ Pet Peeve: Literature Future Plans: Air Force WARREN E. LUNDIN Bub” Activities: Football Pet Peeve: School on rainy days Future Plans: Service EDWARD STEPHEN LYONS Ned” Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: College MARIE JOSEPHINE MACARIO Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: To marry a certain boy in Uncle Sam’s Army BRUCE ALAN MacCANNELL “Mac” Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: To be a twenty-year man in the Air Force BETSEY ANNE MacDONALD H-B” Activities: Badminton 3, 2 . . . Golf 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 Pet Peeve: “High Society” Future Plans: To marry “Young Jesse” CHARLES ALEXANDER MacISAAC Mac Activities: Cross Country 3 . . . Track 3 . . . Student Council 3 Vet Peeve: Foolish people Future Plans: Skin diver MARYANN MacKENZIE Mickey Activities: Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . Badminton 2, 1 . . . Ten¬ nis 1 Pet Peeve: Troublesome teachers Future Plans: College LORETTA ANN MANIE Lome Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Home Nursing 3 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Badminton 2 . . . Arch¬ ery 3 Pet Peeve: People who brag Future Plans: To live in Ohio JOHN FRANCIS MARLOWE Murph” Activities: Track 3, 2, 1 . . . Cross Country 3, 2, 1 (Captain) . . . Student Council 1 (Treasurer) . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society 1 (Treasurer) . . . Traffic Squad 1 . . . Golf 1 Pet Peeve: “Cocky” runners Future Plans: College PATRICIA ANN MARSHALL Pat Activities: Cheerleader 1 . . . Student Coun¬ cil 2, 1 (Vice President) 1 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 1 . . . Year¬ book . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Field Hockey 3, 1 . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 . . , Badminton 3, 2 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 1 ... Jr. Red Cr oss 1 Pet Peeve: Cheering on rainy Saturdays Future Plans: College JANICE LOUISE MARTIN Jan Activities: Glee Club 1 Pet Peeve: Fresh boys Future Plans: To marry Joe MYRNA DENYSE MASSE Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Badminton 3, 2, 1 . . . Golf 2 . . Archery 3 . . . Yearbook, Editor- in-chief . . . National Honor Society 1 Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Future Plans: College KATHLEEN ANN McCALL Kathy Pet Peeve: Moody boys Future Plans: To marry Bobby EVELYN LORRAINE McCLAY Ena Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: Business School EDWARD HAROLD McDONOUGH Harry Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: College ROBERT JOSEPH McDONOUGH Mac Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Key Club 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Future Plans: College PAUL DENNIS McELHENEY Mac Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 (Captain) . . . Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Golf 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Homeroom Vice President 1 Pet Peeve: Pep talks Future Plans: College VIRGINIA KATHRYN McGOWAN “Ginny Activities: Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Tan¬ ner News 3, 2 . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Golf 2 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Yearbook . . . Prom Committee 1 . . . National Honor Society 1 . . . Homeroom Secretary 3 Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: Nursing school JAMES WILLIAM McGURL Jim mie” Activities: Key Club 3, 2 (Secretary) 1 Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: College MARY CELINA McHUGH Mayor Activities: Tanner News 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Glee Club 3. 2 . . . Home Nursing 3 . . .Dri¬ ver Education 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Future Plans: Undecided GEROMA MAE McKEE “Gerry Activities: Basketball 3, 2 . . . Badminton 3, 2 . . . Arch¬ ery 3, 2 . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 2 . . . Student Council 3, 1 Pet Peeve: History Future Plans: College MICHAEL EUGENE McKINNEY Mickey’’ Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: Air Force ALFRED EUGENE McNULT Gene’’ Pet Peeve: Women bosses Future Plans: To own a construction company CATHERINE ELLEN MEARLS Sissy” Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Archer)’ 3, 2 Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: Big family JOSEPH ANDREW MERLINO Joe” Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: To own a car ATHENE NANCY MIGGOS Nancy” Activities: Glee Club 1 Pet Peeve: Gum chewing Future Plans: Housewife JOHN JOSEPH MILLS lack” Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: Business school EDWARD HORWOOD MINOTT Ed” Pet Peeve: No smoking at lunch Future Plans: Air Force JUDITH MOORE Judy” Activities: Badminton 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 3 . . . Tan¬ ner News 2 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Yearbook, Literary Editor . . . Girls’ Bas¬ ketball 1 (Manager) . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Candidate for National Merit Scholarship Examination . . . Woman’s Club Representative Pet Peeve: Bossy people Future Plans: University of Massachusetts KATHLEEN MARIE MOTTA “Kathy Activities: Glee Club 3, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 3 Future Plans: Telephone operator PAUL EDWARD MURPHY “Mttrph” Activities: Baseball 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Cheerleaders Future Plans: College ROBERT EDWARD MURPHY “Bob Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Hockey 2, 1 . . . Or¬ chestra 3, 2, 1 . . . Band 3 Pet Peeve: Pegged pants Future Plans: College WILLIAM FRANCIS MURPHY Mttrph Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 .. . Hockey 2 Pet Peeve: Girls smoking and hanging around town Future Plans: To drive an oil truck and get m arried JANET RUTH NEAL Jan Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . Softball 2, 1 . . . Cheerleader 1 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Pep Club 2 Pet Peeve: Rainy Saturdays Future Plans: College CHRISTINA MARY NETT Midget Activities: Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Golf 2 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Dri¬ ver Education 1 Pet Peeve: Boys and arguments Future Plans: Stenographic school 1 BETTY JEAN NEWMAN Activities: Tanner News 1 Pet Peeve: The fourth floor Future Plans: Bookkeeper JAMES STUART NOLAN Snapper Activities: Baseball Manager 3 . . . Hockey 1 . . . Track 1 . . . Key Club 2 . . . Student Council 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: To attend college WARREN FLANDERS NOYES, JR. “Tiny” Activities: Track 3, 2, 1 . . . Football 1 Pet Peeve: Driving a midget car Future Plans: To become a mechanic ALFRED CHARLES NUTILE “Fred” Pet Peeve: No smoking at lunch Future Plans: Air Force BRENDA MARIE NUTILE “Bren” Activities: Tanner News 1 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Future Plans: Office work DOROTHY MAE O’BRIEN “Dotty” Activities: Glee Club 1 Pet Peeve: A certain boy Future Plans: To get married MARY HELEN O’DONNELL “Beanie” Pet Peeve: Woburn Future Plans: To move out of Woburn JANE McINTYRE O’NEIL “Janie” Activities: Fi eld Hockey 3, 2 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Badminton 2 . . . Tennis 1 . . . Driver Education 1 Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning Future Plans: College RICHARD EDMUND PACHECO “Cisco” Pet Peeve: Conceited boys and foolish girls Future Plans: Marines EVELYN SUSAN PARIS “Ev” Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Golf 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Future Plans: Buyer HOWARD ARTHUR PARKER Howie” Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: College JEANNE LAURETTE PARSONS Jeannie Activities: Badminton 2 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 3 . . . Archery 3 Pet Peeve: Teachers without a sense of humor Future Plans: To marry a certain boy from Medford YVONNE MARIE PATTELENA Bonnie” Activities: Majorette 3, 2 . . . Tanner News 3, 2 . . . Class Treasurer 3, 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 1 . . . Archery 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Distance; Marines as opposed to Navy Future Plans: To be a Navy wife in Pensacola DOROTHY ANN PEARSON Dottie” Pet Peeve: Showoffs Future Plans: Secretarial work - CHARLES MICHAEL PORTER Pots” Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 (Manager) Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Future Plans: To make money BARBARA EDITH PRADO Barb” Activities: Cheerleader 1 . . . Student Coun¬ cil 1 . . . Badminton 3, 2 . . . Yearbook Pet Peeve: Boys who talk about girls Future Plans: College JUDSON WAYNE PRATT Jttd” Activities: Key Club 3, 2, 1 ... Student Council 3, 1 . . . Representative to Boys’ State 2 . . . Football 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2. 1 (President) . . . Traffic Squad 1 . . . Color and Motto Committee 1 . . . Candidate for National Merit Scholarship Examination Pet Peeve: Black bucks Future Plans: College ARLENE FLORENCE RACKLIFF Raggycliff” Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 Pet Peeve: Working on Friday and Saturday nights Future Plans: To marry F.D. JANE ELIZABETH RAFTER Activities: Tanner News 2, 1 . . . Golf 2 Pet Peeve: Baggy socks Future Plans: Business school FRANCIS JEROME REGAN “Jerry Activities: Key Club 3, 2 . . . Student Council 1 . . Yearbook Staff . . . Homeroom President 3 Pet Peeve: Girls Future Plans: College or Navy LYNNE RUTH ROBINSON “Robby” Activities: Student Council 3, 2, 1 . . . Tan¬ ner News 3 . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . Badminton 3, 2, 1 . . . Bas¬ ketball 2 . . . Cheerleader 2, (Captain) . . . Field Flockey 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Dri¬ ver Education 1 . . . National Honor Society 1 . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Homeroom Secretary . . . Mayor, Student Government Day 2 . . . Candidate for Nation¬ al Merit Scholarship Examination Pet Peeve: The U. S. Mail Future Plans: University of Massachusetts RICHARD EDMUND ROGAN “Richie” Pet Peeve: 3:10 Sessions Future Plans: Marines ARTHUR RICFIARD RONAYNE Pet Peeve: Funeral Parlors Future Plans: To graduate WILLIAM FRANCIS RONAYNE “Willy” Activities: Cross Country 1 Pet Peeve: School Future Plans: To build a school LORRAINE FRANCES ROONEY Activities: Archery 3 . . . Glee Club 2, 1 . . . Driver Ed¬ ucation 1 Pet Peeve: Waiting to hear from someone Future Plans: Waves MARY LOU ROSS Activities: Student Council 2, 1 (Secretary) . . . Yearbook Staff . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Color and Motto Com¬ mittee 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Field Hockey 2, 1 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 1 . . . Basketball 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Future Plans: Secretary PHYLLIS RITA RUSSO Activities: Girls’ Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Third Recess Future Plans: Secretary ESTHER ANN SARNO Activities: Homeroom Secretary 2 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Golf 3, 2 . . . Cheerleader 1 . . . Driver Edu¬ cation 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: People who don’t mind their own business Future Plans: To marry a certain boy from Somerville RALPH ANTHONY SARNO Pet Peeve: School Future Plans: Undecided SUSIE BARBARA SARNO Activities: Basketball 2, 1 . . . Prom Com¬ mittee 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Prom Committee 1 . . . Archery 2, 1 ... Badminton 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: Hairdresser WALTER EDWARD SHAUGHNESSY Walt” Activities: Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Orchestra 3, 2, 1 Future Plans: College JOHN JOSEPH SHEA Activities: Stumps” Key Club 3, 2, i.. . Student Pet Peeve: Council 2 Talkative girls Future Plans: Bentley School of Accounting FRANCIS JOSEPH SHEERAN Sparky” Activities: Student Council 1 . . . Key Club 3, 2, I (Treasurer) Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts and knee socks Future Plans: College or the Navy CAROL ANN SMITH Smitty ■ Activities: Tanner News 3, 2 ; 1 (Assistant Editor) . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Home Nur- ing 3 Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: To be a good secretary HELEN PAGE SPOONER Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Badminton 2, 1 . . . Archery 3 . . . Tennis 1 . . . Golf 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Cheerleading 1 Pet Peeve: Boys who don’t like to dance Future Plans: Rittner’s School of Floral Design JOHN LEONARD STANLEY ■ ' lack’’ Activities: Bowling 3 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society 1 Pet Peeve: Sessions Future Plans: Air Force JOHN FRANCIS STUART Stewie” Pet Peeve: Girls Future Plans: Service JOHN FENTON SURWILO Pet Peeve: Teachers Future Plans: Edison Electric Company CAROLYN LAURA SWEETSER Sweets” Activities: Band 3, 2 . . . Softball 2 . . . Orchestra 3, 2 . . . Field Hockey 2, 1 . . . Golf 2 Pet Peeve: Infallible people Future Plans: University of Massachusetts, School of Nursing ROGER JEROME TANCRETI Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 2, 1 . . . Track 3, 2 . . . Baseball 1 . . . Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Orchestra 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Rotarian . . . Prom Committee 1 Future Plans: Harvard NANCY RUTH THORNE Nan” Activities: Archery 3 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Basketball 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . . Tennis 1 . . . Yearbook . . . Candidate for Na¬ tional Merit Scholarship Examination Pet Peeve: Rainy week-ends Future Plans: Nursing SHIRLEY ANNE TURGISS Tee” Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Tennis 1 . . . Yearbook Staff . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . . Woman’s Club Representative 1 . . . Tanner News 2 Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: Colle ge « ROBERT ERNEST TURNER “Bob” Pet Peeve: History Future Plans: College TERESA CAMILLE TUZZOLO “Terry” Activities: Tanner News 3 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: Secretary JOSEPH RORERT UPTON Joe” Activities: Track 3, 2, 1 (Captain) . . . Cross Country 3, 2, 1 . . . Hockey 2, 1 . . . Traffic Squad . . . Driver Education 1 . . . National Honor Society 1 Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: General Electric CAMILLE MARIE VALENTE “Chick” Activities: Glee Club 1 . . . Homeroom Sec¬ retary 1 . . . Driver Education 1 Pet Peeve: Being kept waiting Future Plans: Office work JOSEPH MICHAEL VASAPOLLI, JR. Vas Pet Peeve: 7:00 A.M. Future Plans: New England Conservatory of Music TABITHA ALLEN WALL “Tabby” Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Ten¬ nis 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . National Honor Society 1 . . . Candidate for National Merit Scholarship Ex¬ amination Pet Peeve: Soap operas Future Plans: College VINCENT GEORGE WALLEN “Sonny” Pet Peeve: School Future Plans: Draftsman JAMES CONNELL WARD, JR. “Jay- Activities: Tanner News 3 Pet Peeve: Pet peeves Future Plans: College ANN FRANCES WEDLOCK Activities: Yearbook Staff . . . Golf 3 . . . Archery 2 . . . Ten nis 1 . . . Drum Majorette 3 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Senior Scrap¬ book Pet Peeve: Boys who can’t dance Future Plans. Nurse SHEILA MARY WELLS Activities: Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 1 . . . Softball 2, 1 . . . Tanner News 1 . . . Home¬ room Secretary 3, 2, 1 Pet Peeve: Girls who never have a. Future Plans: To marry a certain someone with a blue con¬ vertible RICHARD ALFRED WESTBERG Dickie” Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: Air Force NANCY JANE WHEATON Nan” Activities: Student Council 2, 1 (President) . . . Cheerleader 2, 1 . . . Nation¬ al Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Year¬ book Staff . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . , Band 3 . . . Field Hoc¬ key 3, 2, 1 (Co-Captain) . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Badminton 3, 2, 1 . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . Softball 3, 2, 1 . . . Homeroom President 3 . . . Homeroom Sec¬ retary 1 . . . Glee Club 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Future Plans: College and nursing RAYMOND PEARSON WHEATON Nut” Pet Peeve: Rich girls and Fords Future Plans: Deep sea diver FREDERICK STANLEY WOODLAND Freddie” Pet Peeve: 3:10 Sessions Future Plans: Draftsman JUDITH THELMA WOODS Judy” Activities: Golf 1 . . . Tanner News 1 Pet Peeve: . . . Third lunch Future Plans: Hairdressing school BARBARA ANN ZBINSKI Barb” Activities: Junior Red Cross 3 . . . Tanners News 2 Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Future Plans: Telephone Company NOT PICTURED JOSEPH A. GUZZO Guz” Pet Peeve: Dropping transmissions Future Plans: To live in California ALAN WILLIAM JOHNSON Activities: Hockey 2 Pet Peeve: Sessions Future Plans: To enter armed forces JAMES EDWARD ROBERTS Jim” Pet Peeve: Metropolitan Transit Authority Future Plans: Accounting 39 Most Li ely to Succeed Most Talented Judson Pratt Roger Tancreti Nancy Thorne Carol Erwin Done Most for the School Edward Flaherty Nancy Wheaton Most Bashful James McGurl Carol Erwin Wittiest Charles Porter Sheila Wells HITS Most Athletic Roger Tancreti Lorraine Cuozzi Most Popular Edward Flaherty Nancy Wheaton Best Student Judson Pratt Nancy Thorne SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Edward Flaherty (Pres.), Catherine Burke Adviser), Raymond Bumpus (V-Pres.) Sec¬ ond Row: Yvonne Pattelena (Treas.), Jean DeVito (Sec.) Representatives to Rotary and W o man ' s Club First Row: Richard Canniff, Joan Balestrier, Roger Tancreti. Second Row: Margaret Carlson, Nancy Thorne, Shirley Turgiss, Judith Moore, Carol Erwin. 42 First Row: M. Masse, K. Curran, N. Thorne, R. Canni ff, L. Cuozzi, (Sec.), }. Pratt, (Pres.), M. Little (V. Pres.), J. Marlowe, (Trcas.), J. Balestrier, J. Upton, Y. Pattelena, M. Carlson. Second Ron 1 : Mr. Ring, Miss Soles, C. Lyons, M. Cain, M. Carton, P. Massotta, M. Ross, A. Sumner, C. Cook, D. Wall, C. Erwin, T. Wall, L. Robinson, N. Wheaton, V. Elia, Mr. Connolly, Mr. Horrigan. Third Row: B. Cummings, S. Anderson, E. Norton, K. Matson, J. Moore, V. Woods, }. Ciampa, S. Knowland, V. McGowan, M. Corsetti, S. Turgiss, J. Lundgren, P. Lombard, B. Willet, C. Chaconas, C. Falardeau. Fourth Row: G. MacDonald, B. Flynn, R. Champlin, P. Foley, N. Johnson, P. Hanson, J. Foley, P. Sweeney, J. Stanley, D. Sargent, J. Clausen. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the high¬ est honors which a student can achieve in high school. Members must maintain a “B” average and must possess qu alities of high character and leadership. Each member is given a mem¬ bership card and an emblem. The Woburn Chapter of the National Honor Society of Sec¬ ondary Schools is capably super¬ vised by Mr. Connolly, Miss Soles, Mr. Horrigan, and Mr. Ring. Members of the National Honor Society enjoy themselves. 43 Cl a. 3 3 Onwavd n 9 3 3 35 5 vfeVejfandmq at fhz crossroad; Gr aveihoaahls i i 1) zvzriA h a 1; - — —=2 :j=TZ=T== Q—- “D i . j.. - U UJe zayerly )ool lorcjard. To Taffe that step at ast: —1 -. s---f-. d d i . i W)z, held so wiany vK)ewtV cjs Of friends anc£Tear ?er$ y tooj Graduation is at rahd; U eVe leaving Woburn High; i 3 O IdeVc shared access and failure, 6uTrjow schooldays qre through, dnd Knowing uie ' 11 ne ' er forget- We bid afbnet gaad-hgo Words and rrn sic W� i .! J.. rvi. ___. J 3 e m THE CHALLENGE The day draws to a close, so calm and still, As weary travelers, such as we, watch the sinking sun And dream the dreams that the morrow will fulfill, Remembering the past and the plans begun. Along the well worn trail we’ve journeyed a part, ’Tis the end of but one happy, blissful day And deep within the temple of each heart, Its memories of peace and joy will stay. When radiant morning dawns with splendored rays To give renaissance as its envied prize, We travelers then go our separate ways — The beckoning future now before us lies. If we keep constant hope within our souls, And daily greater faith in God we gain, Our enriched lives will yield more noble goals And the courage to grasp what He will ordain. —Nancy Wheaton 45 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1956, being of sound mind and body, and realizing that our school days are about ended, do bequeath to the underclassmen the following: Dennie Kilbride bequeathes the hock¬ ey nets to Tommy Martin. Marilyn King leaves her blond hair to Hele n DiMartino. Beverly Kinosky, Loretta Manie, and Kathleen McCall leave their shorthand books to Karen Matson. Thomas Kirk leaves his curly hair to Paul Delaney. Shirley Knowland and Tabitha Wall leave their history books to Linda Pres¬ ton and Debbie Wall. ' 1 1 M I Phyllis Lindberg leaves her loquacious¬ ness to Mary Cain. Larry Lister leaves his red hair to Shirley Anderson. Marilyn Little and Janice Martin leave their femininity to Franny Corsetti. Lenny Lopez and Alan MacCannell leave their practical jokes to Bobby White. Warren Lundin, Harold McDonough , and George Wallen leave their 3:10 ses¬ sions to Hugh O’Brien. Ned Lyons leaves his white bucks to Hazel Kirk. Marie Macario and Betsey MacDon¬ ald leave the latest fashions to Joanne Soles. Charlie Mads sac, Walter Shaughnes- sy, and John Shea leave their favorite English class to anyone. 46 CLASS WILL Maryann MacKenzie leaves her French book to posterity. John Marlowe and Joe Upton leave their track and cross country uniforms to Dennis O’ Donnell. Pattie Marshall leaves her cheerlead¬ ing memories to Janet McDonough. Myrna Masse, Shirley Turgiss, and Xancy Thorne leave their school spirit to Jo Seminatore. Robert McDonough leaves his base¬ ball glove to his father. Frank Sheer an and John Stanley leave their puns to Mr. Ricker. Carol Smith leaves her homework problems to Anna Lawson. John Stuart and John Surwilo leave the office bench to Dave Munroe. Carolyn Sweetser and Sheila Wells leave the third floor girls’ room to Mary Booker. Roger Tancreti leaves his good sports¬ manship to Phil Wright. Teresa Tuzzolo leaves her adding ma¬ chine to the school. Allen Hudson and Skipper Gray leave their hot rods to Lee West and John Caros. Joe Guzzo and Charlie Kiklis leave their witty comments to Jay O’Brien and Bob Champlin. Lefty Johnson leaves his cherished chemistry seat to Allen Johnson. Xed Johnson and John Hoff leave their good times in the band room to Carl Everberg and Don Sargent. Marie Hoyt, Robert Hughes, and Billy Keating leave their quiet ways to Mary Ellen Carton, Paul Sweeney, and George MacDonald. 47 CLASS WILL Janice Hartnett leaves her lonely hours to Judy Johnson. Sally Harvey wills her height to Violet Elia. Mary Lou Hession leaves her brown eyes to Sally Bedley. David Johnstone leaves his seat in room 8 to Dotty Young. Maureen Hanlon leaves her place in the graduating class to her sister Joyce. Buddy Zink leaves the “Z” in Zink to Ellen Zubel. Judy Woods leaves her English books to Martha Doherty. Fred Woodland leaves those pegged pants to Dolly Carbone. Mary O’Donnell leaves her seat in Glee Club to Joan Lundgren. Jane O’Neil leaves her position on the basketball team to Sally Mullen. Richie Pacheco leaves his old Ford to Paul Little. Howard Parker leaves his curly hair to Bill Spolidoro. Bonnie Pattelena leaves the office of Class Treasurer to Cynthia Cooke. Charlie Porter and Jerry Regan leave their wit to Tony Jordan. Arlene Rackliff and Dotty Pearson leave their blond hair to Elite Ek and Patsylee Lombard. Jud Pratt eaves his football cleats to Miss ? Arthur and William Ronayne leave their track ability to Richard Kelley. 48 CLASS WILL Evelyn Paris leaves her taste in clothes to Doris McCue. Barbara Prado leaves her blushes to Nancy Robinson. Susie Sarno leaves her complexion to Franny Corsetti. Lynne Robinson leaves those rainy Saturdays to the future cheerleaders. Esther Sarno leaves her cute smile to her sister Elaine. James Roberts leaves his office ma¬ chine to Janet Andreason. Margy Carlson and Lorraine Anderson leave their batons to Shirley Anderson and Judy Hatfield. Joe Casti leaves the Northeastern Con¬ ference title to Bill Spolidoro. Ray Bnmpus and Jack Clark leave their out of town girls to John Caros. John Cierri, Hugh Chapdelaine, Rich¬ ard Humphrey, and Walter Cheney leave their muscles to Tom Gibson. Louise Day and Carole Cummings leave their black hair to Margie Walker. Vickie Brennan left Reading to come to Woburn, Land of Sunshine and Promise. Ann Coccoluto leaves her long finger¬ nails to Judy Johnson. Regina Croft leaves her office work to Diane Turner. Richard Canniff and Jimmy Corrigan leave their dramatic ability to Edward Logue. Jimmy Day leaves that Woburn-Win- chester hockey game to the Hall of Fame. Joan Humphrey, Mary Danizio, and Adeline Camacho leave their business talent to Catherine Falardeau. 49 CLASS WILL Sylv ia Ames, Irene Boudreau, and Ellen Amari leave their shiners to Tony Gangi. Arthur Call, Paul Halloran, and Rich¬ ard Cossette leave their winning person¬ alities to posterity. Josephine Ciampa leaves memories of class day to all the junior girls. Joan Balestrier and Dave Heningsman leave their glasses to Janice Wood and George MacDonald. Artie Bain leaves his golden trumpet to Woburn High. Lorry Cuozzi leaves her bruised knees to future cheerleading candidates. Helen Spooner and Mary Danjorth leave their ballet lessons to Connie and Barbie Banks. Lorraine Black leaves her famous song to Bobby Coakley. Bob Bradley, Bernie Harkins, and Kennie Curran leave their height to Paul Golden. Rose Ann Hession, Carole Dahlman, Patty Catania, and Janie Dango just leave. Richard Brown leaves his spot on the Honor Roll to Preacher Rowe. John Brusseau leaves his books to Peter Hanson. Pierre Braude and Dougie Jacobson leave their smooth lines to Sal Carbone. Paid Crampton leaves his set shots to Billy Devereau. Alan Johnson and Robert Dalton leave their artistic ability to Mary Shone and Carolyn Piper. 50 CLASS WILL Bob Connolly, John Henehan, Frank Cashell, and Richard Butler leave their Charles Atlas Course of Instruction to Bob Lecesse. Joel Altavesta leaves those flashing black eyes to that redhead. Millie Bouvier leaves her French an¬ cestry to Denise D’Entrement. Tommy Burke leaves his plaid shirts to Richard Kelley. John Callahan leaves his “Flat-top” to Carlos Severo. I eo Carey leaves his Pepsodent smile to Joe McGilvary. Jerry Cullen leaves the football parties to the football team. Paul McElheney, Jimmy McGurl, Jim Haggerty, and Gene McNult leave their Review Math books. Gerry McKee bequeathes her love of poetry to Eddie Willett. Janet Neal leaves her chem. experi¬ ments to Vicki Woods. Bobby Murphy leaves a cute junior cheerleader. Paul Murphy leaves a “sparkling” junior cheerleader. William Murphy leaves his height to Jimmy Foley. Mike McKinney, Athene Miggos, and Jack Mills leave their shyness to Richie M cGurl. Mary McHugh, Christina Nett, Jim¬ my Nolan, and Ginny McGowan leave quietly. 51 CLASS WILL David Flynn, Pat DiTucci, and Grayce Edgett leave their typewriters to Judy Upton. Teddy Flaherty and Paul Foley leave basketball to the juniors. David and Eddie Donohue leave their ability to get along with everyone. Danny Doherty leaves his traffic tic¬ kets and demerits to Lee West. Pete DelSolia leaves his English book to any one who wants it. Jean DeVito, Elaine Desmond, and Betty Goles leave their school spirit to Karen Matson. Alice Doyle, Carol Erwin, and Shirley Frizzell bequeathe their demure person¬ ality to Margi Walker. Louie DeLuca, Bill Goding, and Bill Dunnigan leave their physique to Sal Carbone. Nan Wheaton leaves her sincerity to Nancy Robinson. Paul Gerry and David Gonsalves leave their hot rod jalopies to John Day. Bobby Dodge and John Galante leave their shyness to Henry McDonough. Bobby Gangi an d Bob Dulong leave their chewed up pencils to Bobby Walsh. Brenda Nutile and Lorraine Rooney leave their place in the cafeteria to Jo¬ anne Erwin and Barbara Cummings. Judy Moore leaves her place on the yearbook staff to some lucky junior. Nancy Bumpus leaves her beaming smile and clever jokes to Sal Carbone. 52 CLASS WILL Evelyn McClay, Betty Newman, and Catherine Meads leave their graduation diplomas to Joanne Erwin. Warren Noyes leaves his good nature to John O’Brien. Robert Turner leaves his winning way to Judy Hatjield. Mary Lou Ross leaves her adorable face and sparkling personality to Joyce Hanlon. Eddie Minot and Joe Merlino leave their sessions to George Chisholm. Kathleen Motta and Dorothy O’Brien leave their sparkling eyes to Dottie Young. Jane Raj ter leaves her petitness to Anne Marie Gangi. Joe Vasapoli and Ann Wedlock leave their courage and determination to suc¬ ceed to Jim Foley. Jimmy Ward leaves his politeness to Jackie Carey. Camille Valente, Barbara Zbinski, and Jeanne Parsons leave their many books to John Paris. Richie Rogan and Richie West berg leave their classy style to John DeMon- ico. Ray Wheaton and Ralph Sarno just leave happily. Dolores Catino leaves still chattering. Phyllis Russo leaves as quietly as she stayed. John Flynn leaves a vacant spot on the football team. We hereunto set our seal to this docu¬ ment on this fifth day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty six. Witness: Class of 1956 53 ACTIVITIES 55 Council meetings can become heated. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council consisting of a repre¬ sentative from each homeroom and organization is always active. Through this group the stu¬ dents have a voice in school affairs. Many in¬ teresting assemblies and social affairs are fos¬ tered by the council from dues paid by the student body. The annual dance, held in November un¬ der the direction of Mr. O’Donnell and Mr. Henchey, our advisers, was a social and financial success. First Row: L. Robinson, P. Braude, M. Ross (Sec.), N. Wheaton (Pres.), Mr. Henchey, Mr. O’Donnell, P. Marshall (V. Pres.), J. Marlowe (Treas.), L. Cuozzi, S. Sarno. Second Row: M. Cain, M. Carton, C. Cooke, S. Anderson, L. Anderson, J. Han¬ lon, S. Clausen, J. Johnson, V. Elia. Third Row: J. Nolan, P. Lombard, M. Lindberg, J. McDonough, G. McKee, S. Hallberg, J. Maher, P. Foley. Fourth Row: R. Cossette, T. Burke, J. Pratt, R. Canniff, E. Johnson, F. Regan. 56 First Row: }. Clark, E. Flaherty, P. Braude, F. Sheeran (Treas.), R. Bumpus (Pres.), Mr. Henchey, J. Pratt (V. Pres.), J. Mc- Gurl (Sec.), E. Johnson, K. Curran. Second Row: R. Walsh, D. Gonsalves, J. Hoff, W. Pickett, J. Haggerty, A. Autenzio, P. Little, J. Nolan, T. Sheeran. Third Row: C. Linscott, J. Lan- gone, T. Martin, F. Regan, ). Caros, F. Hall, E. Coakley, M. Moen, P. Foley. The Key Club meets under the spon¬ sorship of the local Kiwanis Club with Mr. James Henchey, adviser. Composed of boys from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, the Club has made many contributions to both school and com¬ munity. This club aims to develop leadership among youth and to foster justice, liberty, and democracy. Its motto is “We Build” e u Cl lu b These members feel pleased with the Club’s gift to the school. 57 a n n e r c w 3 First Row: J. Rafter, M. Hoyt, J. Humphrey, L. De- Luca (Business Manager), E. Desmond, J. Ciampa (Editor), M. Danizio, C. Dahlman, M. Bouvier, B. Kinosky, J. DeVito. Second Row: Mr. Walsh, Mr. Flaherty, M. McDonough, E. Amari, J. Hughes, T. Tuzzulo, J. Erwin, Miss Brady, Mr. Connolly. Third Row: J. Erwin, S. Skarmeas, J. Ames, R. Foley, M. Little, P. Gosselin, J. Clarke, G. Riley, A. Orlando. Fourth Row: J. Upton, C. Chaconas, J. Andreason, S. Harvey, J. Chamberlain, D. Doyle, B. Nutile, B. Cummings, J. Johnson. Our school newspaper, The Tanner News, has been recognized locally and nationally by the award¬ ing of several prizes. The staff is made up of eight per cent of the student body. Josephine Ciampa, Edi¬ tor-in-chief, is capably assisted by four faculty advis¬ ers: Mr. Connolly, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Flaherty, and Miss Brady. The newspaper is published quarterly and covers the news of all social and athletic functions. Proofs can be quite a headache. 58 ORCHESTRA First Row: R. Murphy, W. Goding, J. Hoff, C. Er¬ win, J. Jacobson, R. Tancreti, W. Shaughnessy. Sec¬ ond Row: E. Johnson, C. Everberg, N. Robb, E. Norton, F. Corsetti, L. Lemone, D. Sargent. Third Row: W. Packard, M. Cierri, R. Flaherty, R. Cor¬ setti, R. Johnson, B. Corsetti, Mr. Kimball. The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Kim¬ ball, is composed of about twenty members. Its per¬ formances at many school functions add much to the enjoyment of these programs. Many students who play musical instruments are given a chance to gain much pleasure and experience by joining this group. Each year the members attend a Rotary Club luncheon at which they entertain the Rotarians by playing choice selections. Small imperfections can be changed with practice. 59 With this much hard work the results are bound to be good. The Glee Club, under the direc¬ tion of Mr. Edson Kimball, worked enthusiastically throughout the year. One of the outstanding features of the graduation each year is the per¬ formance by the Senior Girls’ Glee Club. Membership is open to senior girls who have been enrolled in the music classes throughout the entire three years. SENIOR GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB First Row: P. Russo, C. Nett, A. Miggos, J. DeVito, C. Dahl- man, A. Coccoluto, Mr. Kimball, L. Robinson, J. Dango, L. Day, C. Valente, J. Rafter, M. King. Second Row: L. Cuozzi, N. Wheaton, C. Erwin, Y. Pattelena, M. Hoyt, K. Motta, M. Danizio, B. Kinosky, A. Camacho, E. Amari, D. O’Brien, M. Hanlon, I. Boudreau, P. Lindberg, L. Manie. Third Row: S. Ames, I. Catania, B. MacDonald, E. Desmond, E. Paris, J. Woods, M. Carlson, E. Sarno, P. Marshall, R. Hession, M. Bou- vier, V. Brennan, A. Rackliff, B. Goles, D. Catino. Fourth Row: C. Mearles, C. Cummings, L. Rooney, M. Danforth, M. Little, V. McGowan, S. Harvey, J. Parsons, }. Ciampa, J. Balestrier, L. Black, H. Spooner, J. Humphrey, B. Nutile, T. Tuzzulo, K. McCall. 60 TRAFFIC SQUAD First Row: J. Upton, R. Canniff, }. Flaggerty, R. Bumpus, E. Johnson, P. Foley, E. Flaherty. Second Row: J. Altavesta, J. Pratt, E. Donohoe, T. Burke, Mr. Roche. Third Row: P. McElheney, R. Mur¬ phy, R. Tancreti, J. Marlowe. DEBATE TEAM First Row: W. Kelley, J. Ames, N. Flanlon, J. Clarke, T. Farrey. Second Row: R. Roche, D. Sargent, P. Tanzi. JUNIOR RED CROSS First Row: A. Wedlock, P. Marshall, N. Wheaton, L. Robinson, D. Pearson, Miss Soles, L. Cuozzi, C. Sweetser, T. Wall, R. Croft, G. McKee, M. Ross. Second Row: J. Murphy, D. Sweetser, J. Wood, D. Wall, I. Pina, L. Anderson, J. Lundgren, N. Robin¬ son, M. Verrecchia, M. Carton (Delegate), J. Flah¬ erty. Third Row: A. Pento, P. Masotta, O. Kuryat- schi, J. Seminatore, K. Matson, C. Horne, M. Mc¬ Donough, H. Peterson, B. Cummings, C. Falardeau. Fourth Row: G. Eaton (Delegate), B. Nutile, M. Danforth, H. Spooner, S. Knowland, V. McGowan, M. Little, C. Cummings, J. Andreason, J. Hemsworth. This year the Junior Red Cross has brought happiness to many children in hospitals with dolls which were dressed by the group. Many of the outfits were made by the girls them¬ selves. They also have made birthday boxes for February, party boxes for April, and tray favors for June which were sent to nearby Veterans’ Hospitals. The able director behind this worth¬ while organization is Miss Soles. Making favors for hospital trays DRIVER EDUCATION First Row: J. DeVito, V. McGowan, L. Cuozzi, T. Wall, Mr. Roche, L. Black, M. Little, P. Marshall, N. Wheaton, }. Dango. Second Row: M. Ross, H. Spooner, J. O’Neil, J. Upton, J. Moore, R. Gangi, M. Danforth, G. McKee, L. Robinson. Third Row: A. Hudson, J. Marlowe, J. Haggerty, J. Henehan, J. Stanley, P. Braude, R. Cossette, L. DeLuca. Fourth Row: J. Pratt, J. Cierri, R. Tancreti, R. Bumpus, R. Canniff, J. Clark, J. Ward. One of the most popular extracurricular activities in the school is Driver Education. The purpose of this course is not only to teach the principles of operating a motor vehicle but also to instill in the group the responsibility that goes with the privilege of being allowed to operate this vehicle. The group meets weekly under the direction ot Mr. William Roche. The use of the testing machine makes learning to drive interesting. They can still smile despite the fact that the deadline hour is near. J n n i t o a The Innitou is Woburn High’s Year¬ book. Published by the seniors, it strives to give an overall picture of school life. Although each member of the graduating class has a part in the publication, the staff members lay the foundation and organize the content. It-is with justifiable pride that they present The Annual at the Senior Class Banquet sponsored by the staff. First Row: E. Logue, J. Moore (Literary Editor), T. Burke, Miss Lynch, M. Masse (Editor-in-Chief), Miss M. Burke, N. Thorne (Asst. Editor-in-Chief), Miss C. Burke, P. Braude (Business Manager), S. Turgiss, F. Regan. Second Row: L. Cuozzi, N. Wheaton, B. Prado, C. Cooke, C. Erwin, M. Ross, P. Marshall, L. Robinson, A. Wedlock. Third Row: H. Spooner, V. McGowan, R. Canniff, K. Curran, J. Bale- strier. J. Johnson. 64 Mr. Flaherty (Adviser), C. Cooke (Treas.), J. McGilvary (Pres.), F. Corsetti (Sec.), W. Spolidoro (V. Pres.) JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS J. Hanlon (Sec.). FI. Nicmszyk (Y-Pres.). Mr. Costello (Adviser). V. Carbone (Pres.). F. Zubcl (Treas.) 67 FOOTBALL A short kick—a 37 power Northeastern T 7X Piled Up. Conference Champs Our winning football team defeated only once in seventeen straight games won the Northeastern Conference again this year. The team was coached under the able direction of Mr. Paul Dorrington, Mr. Walter White and Mr. Joseph Corletto. Coach Dorrington was hospitalized just before the Winchester game, causing much concern among players and fans alike. First Row: E. Flaherty, J. Pratt, W. Coding, N. Giradi, W. Spolidoro, J. Day, R. Bumpus. Second Row: J. Clark, W. Murphy, L. Carey,Castiglione (Captain), R. Tancreti. 1 BOYS’ BASKETBALL This year the basketball team played a twenty game schedule under the direc¬ tion of Mr. Flaherty. Two newcomers, Metheun and Burlington, were added to their roster. Composed chiefly of veterans, the Tanners displayed much talent under the leadership of Captain Paul McElheney, a varsity member since his sophomore year. The highlight of the season was the return game with Brandon, Vermont. How proud we were to show our fair city to the boys from the Green Mountain State! Don’t let him stop you. Champ! First Row: F. Coccoluto, R. Champlin, P. Hanson, J. R. Rowe, E. Flaherty. P. Crampton, P. McElheney Flynn. J. Foley. Second Row: J. Marlowe, D. Johnson, (Captain), P. Foley, R. Bradley, R. Kelley, Mr. Flaherty. First Row: M. Doherty, S. Clausen, S. Humphrey, A. Sumner, G. Ericson, J. Lundgren, J. Johnson, J. Hanlon, M. McDonough, B. Desmond, C. Cooke, A. Danca. Second Row: N. Robinson, S. Mullen, M. Walker, J. McDonough, M. Danforth, P. Lom¬ bard, J. Hemsworth, M. Garvey, K. Matson, J. McDonough, G. Eaton, S. Hoye, L. Preston, P. Champlin, C. Moore, D. Wall. Third Row: Miss Higgins, J. Carlson, M. Cain, L. Cuoz- zi, T. Wall, M. Masse, N. Thorne, M. Danforth, L. Black, S. Knowland, S. Turgiss, J. O ' Neil, J. Neal, H. Spooner, C. Sweet- ser, G. McKee, P. Marshall, N. Wheaton, J. Mas saro, A. Gangi, J. Davis, J. Moore, GIRLS’ BASKETBALL One of the most exciting after-school sports offered to the girls of the high school is basketball. Under the capable coaching of Miss Higgins, the girls in this group played a full schedule. Jan. 4 St. Clements 10 Concord 20 at Melrose 24 at Somerville Feb. 8 Wakefield 14 Saugus 17 at Reading Two points for Janet! BOYS’ HOCKEY Conference Champs of the Northeastern Division of the North Shore Hockey League. The Hockey Squad made its 1955-56 debut in the Annual Lynn Jamboree. The scoring power of Joe McGilvary, Jim Day and Bill Dunnigan played a major role. Joe Castiglione, top scoring defenseman, displayed as much talent on the rink as he did on the gridiron. First Row: J. McGilvary, T. Martin, J. Upton, A. John¬ son, F. Rogers, P. Johnson, J. Day, R. Murphy. Second Row: Mr. Connolly, R. Carey, J. DeMonico, J. Day, G. Callanan, W. Farynaz, D. Kilbride, W. Dunnigan (Cap¬ tain), W. Johnson, C. Moyer, J. Callahan, A. Hudson, D. Gentile, P. Golden and T. Rose (Managers). 74 GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY First Row: M. Cain, L. Robinson. L. Cuozzi, J. Johnson, M. Ross. Second Row: K. Danizio. P. Marshall, S. Humphrey. J. Lundgren, G. McKee, C. Sweetser, Miss Trowbridge, N. Wheaton, K. Matson. P. Lombard, J. Seminatore, A. Sumner, C. Cooke. Another sport offered to the girls of Woburn High is field hockey. This rugged sport is under the guidance of Miss Trowbridge. Although they were not victorious in their short season this year the girls showed determination and solid teamwork. 75 ON THE DIAMOND Each year a fine baseball team, under the coaching of Mr. McDonough, is produced at Woburn High School. The team has won the Northeastern Confer¬ ence championship for the previous two years. With many of the boys returning as baseball veterans, the team showed its spirit in many a hard workout. First Row: G. Callanan, J. Caruso, J. Jacobson, E. Dono- hoe, J. Altavesta, K. Curran, P. DiTuci, P. Golden, P. Crampton. Second Row: Mr. McDonough, R. Marshall, A. Jordan, B. Keating, R. McDonough, J. Flynn, R. Murphy, J. Haggerty, P. McElheney, P. Foley, J. McGil- vary, E. Logue. 76 An outstanding organization in the school is the Band of which the entire student body is justly proud. Composed of about sixty members under the direction of Mr. Kimball, it aroused school spir¬ it at all football games and contributed much to the rallies and assemblies as well as to the civic functions. MEMBERS: C. Everberg, E. Johnson, W. Cody, W. French, B. Corsetti, D. Murphy, R. Burns, J. McGuerty, M. Schenck, R. Tan- creti, W. Shaughnessy, W. Dunk, J. Jacobson, M. Cierri, B. Averill, P. Figucia, G. Preston, R. Larson, R. Wheaton, R. Gricus, R. Upton, R. O’Rourke, F. Oulton, F. Corsetti, E. Norton, R. Corsetti, D. Neal, R. Coakley, R. Danehy, D. Ahern, W. Goding, D. Sargent, R. Bromham, C. Cor¬ setti, C. Ring, G. Tail, S. Woodman, D. Friel, R. MacKay, A. Hoff, J. Rosander, J. Nolan, M. Hassett, R. Corsetti, J. Hoff, A. Packard, R. Flaherty, L. Shaw, C. Sweetser, W. Nieman, W. Clement, R. Hoff, C. Smith. £ 77 BAND DRUM MAJORETTES Sally, Ann and Shirley demonstrate the idea to the rest of the group The drum majorettes provided enjoyable en- tertainment for the spectators during the halves of the football games with their unusual and intricate routines. They have also performed with the band in many parades and were the subject of favorable compliments along the route of march. It was quite evident to the onlookers that many hours of practice had gone into the baton twirlers’ display of talent. First Row: L. Anderson. Second Row: M. Walker, A. Lawson, S. Bedley, J. Hatfield, S. Anderson, M. Carlson, D. McCue. First Row: P. Marshall, L. Cuozzi (Co-Captain), V. Elia, N. Wheaton (Co-Captain), L. Robinson (Captain). Second Row: J. McDonough, J. Johnson, B. Coles, B. Prado, S. Sarno, J. Neal. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders are one of the most cplorful groups in the school. This group is selected annual¬ ly by teachers and coaches from other schools. This year’s group, under the supervision of Miss Trow¬ bridge, added color and spirit to all the teams. Only hours of drill and practice could have brought forth such outstanding performances as they have given. 79 N. Wheaton, L. Robinson, Miss Trowbridge, M. Masse L. Cuozzi. BADMINTON TENNIS First Row: G. Ericson, E. Angiuoni, C. Moore, U. Walters, J. Massaro, P. Champlin, J. McDonald, M. Danforth, L. Preston, M. Lawrence, A. Gangi. Second Row: D. Swcctser, M. Carton. J. Bavuso, A. Wedlock, M. Danforth, T. Wall, S. Turgiss, Miss Higgins, J. O ' Neil, N. 1 home, S. Knowland, H. Spooner M. Masse, N. Robinson, H. Koniares. s r N. Wheaton, C. Nett, L. Robinson, C. Lyons, G. Eaton, M. Carton, E. Norton, B. Goles, J. Hemsworth, L. Black, Miss Higgins. ARCHERY GOLF P. McElheney, Mr. Flaherty, J. Marlowe, E. Flaherty ' ;jjp| ■r ygiga ... y mk ' 83 Mary Lou reigns as queen with Mary Lou Hession and Arlene Rackliff as her attendants. There were no wall flowers at this dance. FRIDAY EVENING The successful Junior Prom was held in the early spring. The hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Pattelena, Mrs. Flaherty, Mrs. Corletto, Mrs. DeVito, Mrs. Bumpus, Miss Sal¬ mon, and Miss Mawn. Virginia McGowan and John Clark seem very happy. 84 Bonnie, Ted, Jean, and Ray deserve much credit for the success of our prom. Doris and Joe enjoy a waltz. MAY 13, 1955 The selection of Mary Lou Ross to reign as queen with her attendants Mary Lou Hession and Arlene Rackliff was a popular one. The motif for the dance was “April In Paris.” Our gracious and charming hostesses. Making plans for Desi and Arlene cut a rug. The end of a lovely evening. 85 Phyllis Russo and Marilyn King On June 7, 1955, our girls, as juniors, ar¬ rayed in formal gowns of many colors, stood in attendance as the Marshall, Josephine Ciampa, led the Senior Class into the hall for their Class Day Exercises. The hall was decorated in green and white which matched the flowered wands carried by the juniors. Joan Humphrey and Beverly Kinosky Mary Danizio, Judith Moore, Shirley Knowland and Ellen Amari. 86 Susie Sarno, Joan Balestrier, Irene Boudreau Nancy Thorne, Janet Neal, Shirley Turgiss 87 December 2 5 1955 SENIOR CLASS PLAY i V- 1 ’ j Us ' jp r i gaffe Mj Peters feels that these dice must A courtroom scene, be lacking the number 6. 90 A toast to the future happiness of the engaged couple, John and Millie. “LIGHTNIN” On April 6, 1956, our class presented “Light¬ ning” a play with prologue and three acts by Smith and Bacon. It was a story of two men controlling a land company who swindled people and sold their property to the railroad at a profit. Complicated by a number of divorce cases, the conspirators were discovered in a law court by a young law student. The property was restored to the owners, and the two men were justly punished. Teddy receives a boutonniere for good news coverage. 91 e m o f i e 6 that little chat in the corner by the lockers, the out-of-town trips, the horse play after hours, and the long awaited dismissal bell. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The staff of the 1956 Innitou wishes to express its sincere thanks to all those who have given so generously of their time and effort, and to its sponsors and advertisers for their financial support. Without their cooperation, publication of this volume would have been impossible. May this community spirit of assistance and co-operation be symbolized in our CLASS MOTTO, “THIS FAR AND FARTHER” 94 PATRONS A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Frank S. Adams Marion C. Adams Mary L. Agnew Mrs. James A’Hearn Mary L. A’FIearn John Airey Mrs. Rose M. Altavesta Sal Altavesta Mrs. Angeline Amari Peter Amari American Legion Auxiliary 101 Angelo Amico Mr. and Mrs. Nicola Amicangioli Paul H. Anderson Shirley Anderson Mrs. Anthony Anello Mrs. Louis App V. L. Archibald Nicholas Avallone Kathryn Bailey Mrs. Ralph Baisnert Mr. and Mrs. George Balesteri Mr. and Mrs. John Balesteri Mrs. Ada Balestrier Mrs. Angelina Balestrier Mr. and Mrs. Frank Balestrier Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balestrier Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Balestrieri Earl Bane Barbara Banks Mr. and Mrs. David D. Banks Mrs. Ralph Banks Pat Barbas Mr. and Mrs. George Bard Roger Barnes Mrs. Barrows John and Mary Barry Katherine T. Bass Mrs. Anthony Bastinelli Mrs. Bazzi Mr. and Mrs. Orel M. Bean Frank Becker Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bedley Francis J. Begley Mr. and Mrs. FI. George Belair Anthony G. Beninati Richard Bennett Mary Bcnullo Mrs. Joseph Bcrardi Conrad Bcrquist Bonnie Beukleman Rev. Henry Beukleman A1 Bevilacqua Charles Bevilacqua Mrs. Ike Bevins Mrs. Mary L. Billings Ralph Bishop Charles W. Bissett Donald Bistany Mr. and Mrs. Everett J. Bixby Everett J. Bixby, Jr. John J. Black Mrs. T. J. Black Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Blake Mrs. Annie Blodgett Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Bly Bond Shoe Store Mrs. C. T. Booker Mrs. Willard Booker William N. Booker Carl Borgeson Mrs. John Borgeson Mrs. Hannah Borgeson Chick Bornes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borseti Arthur Boudreau Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boudreau Mrs. Mary Boudreau James Bourque Joseph Bourque Mrs. Joseph Bourque Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bouvier Mrs. Emily Bowden Mrs. Frederick Bowen Mrs. Boyd Bowers Mrs. Elsie Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Boyle Sadie M. Boyle Mrs. John W. Boylen Mrs. Mary R. Boyles Mrs. Bozzi Agnes Carey Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bradley James Bradley Richard N. Bradley Alice E. Brady Stella Breasz Mr. and Mrs. Henry Breen Catherine P. Brennan James F. Brennan Philip Brenner John J. Bresnahan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Brigham Mr. and Mrs. James Brogan Felix C. Brogna Mrs. Felix Brogna Mr. James Brogna Carol Brown Dean Brown Elizabeth A. Brown Mrs. Frank L. Brown Gordon Brown Harold E. Brown Mrs. I. A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Brown Dorothy Brusseau Mrs. Royal Brusseau Bertha ' Bryant Mrs. John Buckler Mrs. Everetta Budd Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Buonanno Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Buono John C. Burchill Mrs. C. Fred Burdett Catherine E. Burke Eleanor F. Burke Gertrude R. Burke Margaret L. Burke Mrs. Michael Burke Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Burke Margaret Burnap Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Burnes Alexander Bushmick Helen Bushmick Hope Bernard Butler Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Butler Mrs. Robert Butler Thomas J. Butler Mrs. Charles Butts Mrs. Ann Caggiano Charles Cagnina Henry Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cail Gordon F. Cail Mrs. William E. Cail Edward J. Callahan Mrs. John J. Callahan Thomas Callahan Mr. and Mrs. William Callahan Walter D. Callanan, Jr. Manuel Camacho Frances Cameron Mrs. John Cammareri Mr. and Mrs. Chester Canada James L. Canada Thomas Canada Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Canniff Daniel J. Canniff, Jr. Edward T. Canniff Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Canniff Mr. and Mrs. William Cannon John Cantara Mrs. John Cantara Anastasia Canty Anthony Capiulo Lillian Capozzola Julia Capozzola Butch Cardeleen Joan Cardeleen Mrs. John Cardeleen Mr. and Mrs. Leo S. Carey Marie E. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Max Carey Gustav Carlson Mrs. Gustav Carlson Mrs. Mary Carlson Patricia Carlson Bart J. Carney Felix F. Carpenella Mrs. Gladys Carpenter Mrs. Kathryn M. Carpenter Mary Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Carroll Mrs. James B. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carter Gene Carter Harriet Carter Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Carton Evelyn Caruso Joseph Caruso V. Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cashed Joseph Cashed George Cassanos Mrs. Mary Castine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Catania Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Catterson, Jr. Mrs. Maurice Cauchon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chadwick Mildred Chamberlain Harry Champa Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Chapdelaine Mrs. Virginia Champlin Mr. and Mrs. Earle Cheney Betty Chester Mary Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ciampa Mrs. Josephine Ciampa Mrs. George Ciampo Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Claflin, Sr. Mrs. Donald Clapp Joan Clark Mrs. Joseph Clarke Page Clement Paul A. Clement Winifred Clements Clyde’s Atlantic Station Clara L. Coakley Mary E. Coakley Robert E. Coakley Frank Coccoluto 96 PATRONS Joan Coccoluto Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coccoluto Mr. Cecil Coffee Albert J. Colachico Mrs. Eleanor Comeirio Mrs. Leo Conboy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conley Bernard Conlin Mrs. Bart Conlon Gerald J. Conners Edward Connolly Mrs. F. Connolly Francis Connolly Helen Connolly Mrs. J. Connolly John Connolly Marie Connolly Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Connolly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. P. Joseph Connolly, Jr. Carole Connors Gerald J. Connors John H. Connors Mrs. George Contalonis Patsy Conunale Geraldine M. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. William M. Cooke Mrs. Louis Cooper Joseph A. Corleto Barbara A. Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. James F. Corrigan Angelo Corsetti Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Corsetti Hamel Corsetti John Corsetti Mrs. Joseph J. Corsetti Mrs. Charlotte B. Cossette Mr. and Mrs. John F. Costa Mrs. Edward Costello Roseanne Costello James Cotter Mrs. Margaret Council Joseph Couto Helena Couto Mary G. Couto Mr. Coviello Catherine T. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Cox Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Cox Mrs. Patrick J. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Crampton James Craven Mrs. Michael Craven Edna Crescenzi James E. Crocker Carol Croft Mrs. Lena Croft Roy Croft Agnes Cronin Mrs. Paul Cronin William E. Cronk Kathy Crovo Mr. and Mrs. John T. Crowley Helena P. Cullen Mrs. John P. Cullen Patricia Cullen Charles Cullinane Frank Cummings Mr. and Mrs. James Cummings Mrs. Ruth M. Cummings Mrs. Beatrice Cunha Manuel S. Cunha Lorraine Cuozzi Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cuozzi Agnes R. Curran Joseph F. Curran Mrs. Joseph F. Curran Joseph F. Curran, Jr. Leo V. Curran Michael Curran Mildred Curran Paul E. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dagata Ann Dahlman Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Dahlman Janet Dahlman Mr. and Mrs. Verner Dahlman Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dalton Mrs. William P. Daly Ann Damrath Charles Danehy Salvatore Danca Martha Danforth Warner C. Danforth, Jr. Mr .and Mrs. Warner C. Danforth, Sr. Mrs. A. Dango Charles Dango Mrs. Gertrude Danizio Mrs. John Danizio Mrs. Joseph Danizio Nicholas Danizio Robert W. Danizio Mrs. James Daquanno Antonio D’Arcangelo Joseph D’Arcangelo Joseph Dascoli Ruth Davey William P. Davis Mrs. N. M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Roland F. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Day Milton A. Day, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Bean Betty Deane Mary E. Degnan Thomas J. Degnan Mrs. Anne M. DeLuca Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. DeLuca Mrs. Marshall DeMonico Mrs. Michael DeMonico Zacharie d’Entrement Margaret DeRosa Thomas DeRosa Mrs. Christopher DeSalvo Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Desmond Ruth Desmond Ann DeTeso Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeTeso Betty Devaney John J. Devaney Jeanne M. Dever Mr. and Mrs. Philip P. Dever Dr. and Mrs. James A. Devine Ann DeVito Louis DeVito Lucy DeVito Mrs. Rita DeVito Thomas DeVito Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeVito Arthur Dhimos Mrs. Albert Diamont Fred E. Dickey Mrs. Irving E. Dickey Irving E. Dickey, Jr. Antirno DiLorenzo Stephen DiLorenzo Christina M. DiNapoli Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Diorio Mrs. J. Diorio Margaret Diorio Mrs. Bella DiPietro Rocco DiPietro Mary DiRago Mrs. Grace DiSalvo Joseph J. DiSalvo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DiTucci Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Dixon Mrs. Annie F. Dobbins Thomas Dobbins Richard Dodge Mr .and Mrs. Robert Dodge Mrs. Willard Dodge Agnes Doherty Mrs. Alice M. Doherty Charles Doherty Mrs. Charles Leo Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Doherty Gertrude H. Doherty Jean Doherty Mr. and Mrs. John F. Doherty June Doherty M. Doherty Mary F. Doherty Nancy Doherty Mrs. Paul Doherty Richard J. Doherty Sheila Doherty Thomas Doherty Toby Doherty Mr. and Mrs. William D. Doherty William H. Doherty Mrs. William P. Doherty Helen V. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Dolan William Donaghey Paul Donahue Mrs. Edward T. Donohoe Edwina Donohoe Rose Donohue William Donohue Mrs. Donovan Mrs. Kenneth Donovan Don’s Shoe Repair Dennis Dooley Mrs. Lawrence Dougherty Margaret Doughty Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Dover C. Dover Ethel R. Dow Mrs. Daniel Downey Mrs. John J. Downs Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle Mr. and Mrs. John E. Doyle Mrs. Katherine E. Doyle Robert J. Doyle Edward Dulong John Dulong Mrs. Mary Dulong Barbara Dunbury Edythe R. Dunbury Ernest Duncan William Dunk Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dunnigan Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dunnigan J. F. Duran Tom Duran Mrs. Earle Durland Mrs. Ella Dwyer John J. Dwyer Mrs. John Dwyer Margaret E. Dwyer Joseph Edgett Mr. and Mrs. Luther Edgett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edgett 97 PATRONS Dickie Edmonds Eleanor Ek Mr. and Mrs. D. Elia Mr. and Mrs. George Emery Robert Erlandson Carol Erwin David Erwin Edwin Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Erwin Mr. and Mrs. George Erwin John T. Erwin, Groceries Robert Erwin Mrs. Dorothy Estes William J. Estes Albert and Mildred Falvey Joyce Ellen Falvey Fred Faro Mrs. Melena M. Faro Frances Farpelha Mrs. Jane Farrell Mrs. C. E. Farrey James Fawcett Joan K. Fay G. A. Fazio Helen Feeney Mrs, Katherine A. Feeney Margaret Feeney Mrs. Kenneth H. Feltch Carol Ferguson Charles E. Finnegan Sue Fiori Mrs. Sylvia Fish Harold Fisher Robert Fitzler Dr. and Mrs. Albert J. Flaherty Mrs. Mary Flaherty Thomas Flaherty Mrs. Thomas Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. William H. Flaherty, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Flavin Mrs. Gertrude Flood Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Flynn Mrs. John C. Flynn, Jr. Marylou Flynn Millard Flynn Mrs. Millard Flynn Mary E. Folan Sally L. Folan Dorothy Ann Foley Grace J. Foley John G. Foley John J. Foley John T. Foley Mary A. Foley Ruth Marie Foley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Foley Mrs. Shirley Forester S. W. Foster Fountain of Youth Beauty Salon Elmer Franson Emma S. Franson Mrs. Alfred J. Franz Howard Frazer Mrs. James Freeley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Friel Mrs. Celia M. Friend Elsie Frizzell Ethel Frizzell George E. Frizzell Jacqueline Frizzell John E. Frizzell Ruth Frizzell Shirley Frizzell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fucarile, Jr. Marion Fucile John H. Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Albert Galante Mrs. Betty Galante Donald A. Galante Mr. and Mrs. Donato Galante Italo B. Galante John J. Galante Oliver Galante Mrs. Ellen Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher John E. Gallagher Mary A. Gallagher Mrs. Phdlip Gallagher Stephen F. Gallagher Thomas Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. W. Gallagher Mrs. Henrietta Gamble Anthony J. Gangi Lillian Gangi Louis S. Gangi Richard Gangi Robert Gangi Helen Garrity Rev. James A. Garrity Richard Garrity Mrs. D. R. Garvey Gavin’s Market Inc. Mrs. Angelo Gentile Joseph A. Gentile Robert Gentile Mrs. Anthony Gerry Henry Gerry Mrs. Walter J. Gerry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giannotti Peter Giannotti Mrs. Susan Gibbons Barbara Gibson Mrs. Kenneth Gibson Mrs. Alice Gifford John Giffune Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Giggey William Gilbertson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilgun Paul Gillespie Mrs. John Given Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Given Mr. and Mrs. Robert Given James E. Glennon Dr. Thomas J. Glennon Kenneth P. Glenville Mrs. Benjamin Glidden Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred E. Goding Joyce Gol den Arthur Gonsalves Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gonsalves John H. Gonsalves, Jr. Loretta Gonsalves Rowena M. Gonsalves Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Goode Arthur E. Goodnough Mrs. Annie Gorrasi Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Gorrasi Joseph Gorrais Sophie E. Gorrais Mrs. Thomas Gouthro Barbara Govostes Frank E. Govostes Mary Govostes Frank H. Graham Mr. and Mrs. James E. Graham Mr. and Mrs. John E. Graham Mrs. John Graham Mrs. Ruth Graham Mr. and Mrs. C. William Graham Pat Gralton Mrs. Gram Frank Graney Gilbert Granger Edward M. Grant P. F. Grant Mrs. H. Graustein Mrs. Frederick W. Gray Mr .and Mrs. Lawrence Gray Gray’s Variety Store Jo-Ann Greene Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Greeno Mrs. Ora Greenough Reverend Robert M. Grey Mr. and Mrs. F. Robert Grey, Jr. Jennie Grzetich Natalie Gribben Robert Gricus Mr. and Mrs. James Griffin Mrs. Margaret Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Phil Grossi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gudelli Mrs. Rose Guilli Mrs. Catherine Guiseppe Mrs. Mary Gustafson Guy’s Smoke Shop Guy’s Variety Store Mr. and Mrs. James D. Haggerty Lewis Haggerty Paul L. Haggerty Elrnore C. Hakanson Dawn Haley Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hall Wilbur Hall William Hall Sandra Hallberg Elaine Hallion Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Hamilton Mrs. Leland Hamilton Thomas Hamilton Charles Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Hanlon Mrs. George Hanlon Joyce Hanlon Olive Hanlon Mrs. Jane Flansen Carl Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hanson Peter Hanson George Hargrove Lauretta Hargrove Maxwell Harold Mrs. John Hardy Leo J. Harkins Mary Harkins Thomas R. Harkins Thomas R. Harkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris Mrs. Andrew Harrold Mrs. Frank Harrold Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hart John Hartnett Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Hartnett Lawrence E. Hartnett, Jr. Mary Hartnett Mrs. John B. Harvey John B. Harvey, Jr. Sally Ann Harvey Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Hassett Mr. and Mrs. William Haverty Shirley Harvey Mrs. Charles Haywood Mrs. Andrew Hede Mrs. Alexander I. Heimlich Mrs. Charles Hemsworth 98 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. James E. Henchey James M. HencJiey Honorable Mrs. William H. Henchey Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hendrickson Jack Hennessey Walter E. Hennessey Tom Hennessey L. J. Henshaw E. A. Hetherington Irene Hetzel V. F. Hewes C. F. Higginbotham George Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Higgins Mrs. Thomas Higgins Emily Hilbrunner William Hilbrunner Mrs. Cecil Hill Cecil H. Hill, Jr. Fred Hill, Jr. Mrs. Herbert Hill L. D. Hill Mrs. Gilda Hines Mrs. Josephine Hinson Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hodges Agnes Hodgson John H. Hoff Mr. and Mrs. George Holland Oscar Holmes Edward J. Holt Mrs. Palma Homic Albert Hooper Joan Hooper William J. Horrigan Dotty Horton Frank P. Horton Mr. and Mrs. George Houlihan Mrs. Alice Howard Edward Howard Margaret Howe William F. Howe Fred G. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hoyt Frank Hubbard Mrs. Mary Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huckins Gladys Huckins Mrs. Weldon Huckins Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. John Hull Mrs. Anne Humphrey Everett Humphrey Thomas Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huppe Carolyn Hyldburg Mrs. Alfred Iannacchino Mrs. Robert Ingraham William Ingraham Andrew Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jackson Mrs. John Jacobson Mary James Rose Janerico Mr .and Mrs. Adford W. Jaquith Mrs. Carl Jensen Mrs. James C. Jensen Connie Jeremiah Richard W. Jerome, Jr. Jerry’s Luncheonette Joe’s Variety Store Mrs. Dorothy G. Johnson Edith G. Johnson Eric W. Johnson Emily Johnson Mrs. Harold P. Johnson Herbert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson Mrs. Norma Johnson Richard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Warren Johnson Mrs. Caroline Johnstone Mary P. Jones Mrs. Thomas Jones Mr. and Mrs. George Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Joyce Mrs. Walter H. Kane John A. Katsos Biff Kazazian Mrs. Daniel Kean Mrs. Frank H. Kean John Keane Mrs. Grace Keancy Mrs. Leo C. Keating Paul J. Keating W. B. Keating William T. Keating John R. Kee Mrs. Florence Kehoe Joseph T. Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelleher Mrs. Charles R. Kelley Margaret M. Kelsch Florence D. Kennedy Anne Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Kenney Mrs. Francis E. Kenney Kenney McMurray Mrs. F. J. Kerrigan Robert Kerrigan Mrs. John J. Kierstead Angelo C. Kiklis Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kiklis Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kiklis Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Kiklis Mrs. Joseph Kilbride Edson L. Kimball Anne King Mrs. Celina King Mr. and Mrs. John King Sandra King Mrs. Edward Kinosky Thomas J. Kinton Paul F. Kirk Robert Kirk Thomas Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Warren Knowland Charles Koch Mrs. Margaret Labba James LaCasse Mrs. S. Lacasse Mrs. Alice Lafayette Lafayette Fruit Company Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lancelotta Edward Langiano Carol Langone Jerry Langone Mrs. Elsie Lanni Edward Lajeunesse Helen A. Laily Mrs. William N. Lanigan, Jr. Mrs. Anne Lanpher Hazel J. LaPorte Kenneth J. Larry Mrs. Louise Larson Mrs. H. Lassman Mrs. John Laughlin Charlotte Lavacchia Mrs. Joseph Lavacchia Mrs. Mary Lavacchia John T. Lavin Mrs. Madeline LaVine Mrs. Nellie V. Lawn Thomas E. Lawn Mrs. Agnes Lawson Mary Leary John F. Lee Grace Leen Paul J. Lennon Carl Lentini Carl Lentz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leontik Yvette Levesque Lawrence H. Levine Mrs. B. Lindstrom Mrs. Herbert Lindstrom Marah Linscott Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Linscott Norma Lisacki Mr. and Mrs. William B. Lister Mrs. Albert M. Little Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Little Mrs Herbert Locke Joseph P. Lognippi Edward Logue Lucille Logue Dr. Paul Logue William Logue Mrs. Barbara London Caroline Long Mrs. John Long Christina Lopez Mrs. C. H. Loring Ruth Loring Barbara Lovgren Mrs. Lovgren Nancy Lovgren Lucia’s Market Mrs. Oscar Lundberg Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lundskog Mrs. E. R. Lyman Annie Lynch Doris T. Lynch M rs. Edward Lynch Helen E. Lynch Katherine Lynch Mrs. Clayton Lyon Ellen L. Lyons Rev. E. T. Lyons Gertrude Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. MacAdams Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacCannell Arnold R. MacCollum Angus MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacDonald Mrs. Edward MacDonald Helen MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald James H. MacDonald Mrs. Mae MacDonald Mrs. James J. Mace Octavio Macedo Frances MacDonnell James H. MacDonnell George and Mildred Madsaac Mr. and Mrs. ' Kenneth J. MacKenzie George MacLeod George MacLeod Mrs. Edna Macone Ellen Marie Macone 99 Dr. E. D. Madden George Madden Mrs. Florence Magee Mrs. Harrold Magee William Magee Theodore T. Magel Gertrude A. Mahoney Jane Mahoney John P. Mahoney William C. Mahoney Mahoney’s Barber Shop A. Malatesta Walter Malatesta Mrs. Mallard Mr. and Mrs. Malone Mrs. Frank J. Malone Jane Maloney Mrs. John Malonson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Manie Olympia Manie George Manning Deran Manoukian Mary Mantere Rev. Richard F. Manwell Mrs. Frances March Mr. and Mrs. Egelio Marconi Pauline Marinaccio Rose Marinaccio Marion’s Dress Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. John Markham Anna Marlowe Mrs. Henry J. Maroney Marquis Party Pastry Shoppe Fred Marshall John Marshall Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Albon Martin Janice Martin Joseph Martin Mrs. Thomas Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Martini Mrs. Patrick Martini Fred Mascetti Mrs. Ann Massaro Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Masse John Mathson Mrs. Katherine Mathson Mrs. Niles Matson ’ Raymond H. Matson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Matthews Louise Mawn Alfred McCall Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McCall Joseph L. McCarthy Veronica McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCauley James F. McCauley James J. McCauley Tom McCauley Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Me Clay Mrs. Joseph McClay Mrs. Arthur McClure Mary McComisky Doris McCue Henry McCue Thelma McCue Mrs. Thelma McCue Helen McDevitt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McDevitt Mr. and Mrs. Edward McDonald Mrs. Grace McDonald Mrs. Mae McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Bart J. McDonough Edith McDonough A T R 0 N S Mr. and Mrs. E. Harold McDonough Janet McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. McDonough Mary M. McDonough William McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Charles McElheney Dudley L. McElheney Hugh McElheney Mr. and Mrs. Leo McElhiney M. J. McGah William Me Garr William McGonagle Charles McGondel Mrs. Charles McGovern Charlotte A. McGowan Elaine McGowan Frances R. McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGowan Mr. and Mrs. James J. McGowan John B. McGowan Lucy A. McGowan Margaret M. McGowan Mary Alice McGowan Thomas H. McGowan William McGowan William T. McGrath Anne L. McHugh Edward J. McHugh Mary F. McHugh Patrick B. McHugh Mclnnis Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mclnnis Marion Mclnnis Ruth Mclnnis Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. McKee James McKee, Sr. James McKee, Jr. Bernice E. McKeen Norman A. McKeen Mrs. Katherine McKinney Michael McKinney Mrs. Catherine McLaughlin John R. McLaughlin Marion L. McLaughlin M. Pauline McLaughlin Richard McLaughlin Barbara A. McLean Mrs. Henry J. McMahon Mrs. Mary McMahon Mrs. Julia McNaney Mrs. Charles McNevin Arthur W. McPherson Fred McSweeney Mr. and Mrs. John Mearls Mrs. William Mearls The Meehan Family Mrs. James W. Meek Frances Melick Mrs. Ernest Mellen Mrs. Robert Menchin Mr. and Mrs. John Merlino Thomas Mernin George Merrill Ernest A. Messinger Mrs. Muriel E. Messinger Patricia A. Messinger Barbara Meuse Mrs. Joseph J. Meuse David Middleton Charles J. Miggos Mrs. Helen F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. Mills Mr. and Mrs. William Mills Carlton Miner Mr. and Mrs. William Moen Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Morandi Mrs. Michael Morandi Mrs. Paul Morandi Mrs. Isabel Morello Mr. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Moore Garry Moore Shirley Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morris Mrs. Frank H. Morrisey Mr. and Mrs. George L. Morrissey Ernest A. Morrow Ernest Morrow Mrs. George Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morse Mr. and Mrs. John F. Morse Mary Kate Morse Mrs. Kathryn A. Morse M. Maule Morton Josephine M. Mulkeen Rev. and Mrs. John H. Murchie Mrs. J. W. Murchison Don Murison Bessie Murphy George Murphy Mrs. Grace M. Murphy Mrs. J. Murphy Mrs. J. G. Murphy James J. Murphy, Jr. Janet L. Murphy John E. Murphy Mrs. Kenneth Murphy Mildred Murphy Mrs. Nellie Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William F. Murphy Mrs. Edna Murray Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Murray, Jr. Mrs. Francis H. Murray, Sr. James H. Murray Margaret A. Murray Mary E. Murray Neil Murray Egino V. Muti Lillian Nardi Nancy Nardone Mrs. Bertha Naticchioni Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Neal Mr. and Mrs. G. Franklyn Neal Mr. and Mrs. J. Neergaard C. A. Nelson Mrs. Charles R. Nelson Edna Nelson Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nelson Mrs. Hope Nelson Lois A. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Nett Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newman Joyce Newman Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Newman Mrs. Leo Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nieman Mary Jane Nieman Mrs. Earl Nobert Mr. and Mrs. H. Stuart Nolan Marion Noonan Mrs. Folke F. Nord Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Norman North Reading Fruit Orchard North Woburn Gift Shop North Woburn Pharmacy Harvey Noseworthy 100 PATRONS Joseph J. Nowosielski Mrs. Ella A. Noyes Helen B. Noyes Warren F. Noyes Mr. and Mrs. Willard Noyes Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Nutile Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Nutile Edward O’Brien Mrs. Joseph O’Brien Richard O’Brien William H. O ' Brien D. Francis O’Connell, Jr. Daniel F. O’Connor Edward O’Connor Joseph O’Connor Lawrence O’Connor Mrs. Morris J. O’Connor James H. O’Donnell Mrs. Alice O’Donoghue Mrs. John O’Hara Arthur C. Oliver Mrs. George C. Oliver Mrs. Elieda Olson Mrs. Melvin Olson Mrs. John O’Melia John T. O’Neil Mrs. John T. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. George O’Neill Tom O’Neill Mrs. Vincent O’Neill Robert Oram Mrs. Catherine O’Rielly Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Rourke John F. O ' Rourke Mrs. Roger Ormes Mary Jane Orr Mrs. Charles Otis Earl R. Oulton Mrs. Charles Pabst Lillian Pacheco Lorraine Pacheco John Paden Anne Paine Joseph S. Palmero Michael Pandolph Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Paris Henry Paris Mary and Jane Paris Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Parker Margaret Parker Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Parsons John Paterson Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pattclena Stephen Pattalena Doris Patterson Mrs. Lorraine Patterson Marjorie Patterson Mrs. William J. Patterson Richard Paulsen James Pavao, Jr. Betty Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Pearson Dorothy Pearson Irma Pearson Ronald Pearson Firefighter ar)d Mrs. Robert Peary James Pender Mrs. Lillian Pcntland Manuel Pereira Mrs. J. Perna Joseph C. Perna Adelaide Peterson Carl Peterson Herman Peterson John Peterson Elizabeth Petrillo Margaret Petrillo Mrs. Robert Petrillo Virginia Petrillo Edward Phalon Mrs. Edgar Pigott Mrs. Raymond Pineau Pleasant Food Shoppe Mrs. Ralph Plumer Mrs. Emery Poole Mrs. Charles Porter Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Power Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers Mrs. Robert Powers Prado Family Mrs. Jean W. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Earl Proctor Geraldine Proctor Mrs. Margaret Proctor Mrs. Frank Provenzano Purtle’s Pharmacy H. Pyburn Mrs. Margaret Queenan Margaret W. Queenan Charles Quigley Mrs. Charles F. Quigley John Bernard Quigley Dorothea Quilitzsch Mr. and Mrs. Herman Quilitzsch Hilda Quilitzsch C. Rayford Quinn Donna Quinn Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. William H. Quinn Donna Marie Quinno Mrs. Alberta Rackliff Judy Rackliff Mrs. Jeannette Raetano Mr. Raetano Marjorie E. Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Ramsey Peggy Ramsey Mrs. Fan Ray Mrs. Joseph Ray Martha Ray Eugene Reddy Martin L. Reddy Mrs. Roy Reebenacker Brenda Regan Mr. and Mrs. John Regan John Kevin Regan Adeline G. Red Edward Reil Richard Reil Frank Revett Mr. and Mrs. Clay Rice Lawrence J. Rice Mrs. Edna Richardson Kathleen Ricker Anna R. Riley Charles J. Riley Lorraine Riley Mr. and Mrs. John J. Riley, Jr. Thomas F. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Ring Thomas J. Rinton Mrs. Emilie Roache Mrs. James P. Robb Robert Newton Coiffures Louise Tessier Robert A. E. Roberts Mrs. Harold Roberts J. C. Roberts Jack Robertson Mrs. James Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Robertson Daniel Robinson Mrs. J. P. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. William L. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Jere F. Roche William Roche Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rogan Mary Rogan John J. Ronayne Mrs. John J. Ronayne Mrs. Walter Rooney Alice Roper William Taylor Rose Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ross Joseph Ross Flenry Rotberg Mrs. Guy Rotondo Mrs. Shirley Rowe Thomas Rowe Gene Ruscillo Russ’ Gulf Station Mrs. Winn Russell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Russo James Russo Mrs. James Russo Mildred E. Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan Dorothea E. Ryan Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan The Ryan Co. Mrs. Clara Salemi William Salerno Helen A. Salmon Carl G. Sanchmo Santoros’ Donald Sargent Mrs. Sarno Mrs. Rose Sarno Edna Sarno Edward Sarno L. A. Savage Gerard Scalley Rose Scearbo Sharon Scearbo Joseph Scelzo Daisy Schaffer George W. Schaffer Mrs. Michael Scire Sam Scire Thomas Scire Clarence Scott Carl Seagren Eleanor Seagren John W. Seale Mr. and Mrs. M. Seminatore Mr. and Mrs. John Sena George P. Serena Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Severance Robert Shannon Andrew Shaughnessy Mary Shaughnessy Mrs. Phyllis Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shaughnessy Wilbur Shaughnessy William G. Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. John J. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Shea Mary E. Shea John Sheehan 101 PATRONS Mrs. Paul Sheehy Frank J. Sheeran Helen R. Sheeran Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sheeran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Sheeran Mrs. Emma Shelzi Leslie C. Shepherd Calvin Sherburne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherburne Mr. and Mrs. James Sherburne Silvermans Men Shop Mrs. Rena Silva Vincent Simeone Mrs. Millie Simonds Mrs. David Skelley Charles Smith Clinton Smith, Jr. Herbert D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith Mary Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith Geraldine A. Soles Mr. and Mrs. Leland B. Soles Christian E. Sorenson Andy Spalaris Jean Spence Charles Spinazola Mrs. Charles Spinazola Mrs. Alfred Spolidoro Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Spooner Helen Spooner Judith Spooner Mrs. Charles Sproviero Frank A. Squires Clarence R. Stanley Eileen Stanley Mrs. Gertrude Stanley Leslie F. Stanley James E. Stearns James L. Stearns Marcia T. Stearns Mrs. Olive Steele Henry W. Stenquist, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stenquist Sonja Stenquist Mrs. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Stinchfield Lillian Stockholm Frank Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stokes Mrs. Willard Stokes Florence A. Strand Mrs. B. Stromquist Julius Strungies Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stryke Mrs. Minot J. Stygles Herbert R. Sudbury Ruth Sudbury Francis Sullivan James H. Sullivan, Jr. Thomas P. Sullivan William F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Elis Svenson Eugene E. Sweeney, III Paul K. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. C. Allen Sweetser Mary Swift Mrs. Clara Tamilo Mrs. Roger Tancreti Mrs. Toula Tavanis Herbert Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James E. Taylor Leroy A. Taylor, Jr. Olive D. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. A. Tedesco A1 Tedesco A! Tedesco, Shoe Repair Albert Tedesco Paul F. Temple Margaret E. Tenney Jean Thibodeau Mr. and Mrs. John F. Thistle Mrs. Currier Thompson Anna Thonis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Tierney John Tighe Thomas J. Tighe Sue Tiore Mr. and Mrs. John Tirrell, Jr. Rosalie Tirrell John W. Torrice Kathleen Torrice Mrs. P. J. Tortolano Mrs. Mary A. Townsend Ruth Tozier Mrs. Mae Trainor William Trainor Mrs. Joseph Trino Charles T. Tritcs Ann Trowbridge Mrs. Wallace Turgiss Walter T urgiss Mr. and Mrs. William Turgiss Turgiss Variety Store Dianne Turner John Turner Mr. and Mrs. Turney Mrs. Cennaro Tuzzolo Mrs. Harry Tuzzolo Dr. and Mrs. Walter L. Twarog Mr. and Mrs. James Tweedie Mrs. Joseph T. Tyrrell Barbara J. Upton Mrs. Dorothy Upton Mrs. Margaret A. Upton Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Upton William D. Upton Jo seph Vadala Mrs. Joseph Vadala Betty Vaillancourt Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Valente Henry VanLeer VanWinkle Market Robert E. Varey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vasapolli Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Veno Elva A. Veno Alfred Venuti Roland O. Wade E. T. Wagner Mrs. Henry Wagner Mrs. Charles Walker Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Walker Hugh J. Walker Mrs. Hugh J. Walker Adaline J. Wall Albert J. Wall Francis D. Wall Grace L. Wall Hubert B. Wall Mrs. Hubert B. Wall Marguerite C. Wall Mary C. Wall Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walsh Mary M. Walsh Richard Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh Timothy Walsh, 3rd Wilfred Walsh George Walters Mrs. Connell Ward George Ward James C. Ward Leo Ward Mrs. Marian E. Ward Roberta Ward Russell Ward William F. Ward, Jr. L. A. Wasson Charles Weafer George A. Weafer William Weafer William H. Weafer Robert Webster Ann Wedlock Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wedlock Bertha Wells Celestine Wells Edward P. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Wells Michael and Eileen Wells Paul C. Wendell Mrs. Catherine West Hiram West Stanley A. West, Jr. Clarence Westberg Mrs. Clarence Westberg Peggy Westberg Mr. and Mrs. Lane Wheaton Robert L. Wheaton Blanche White Fred White Mrs. Janet White Mrs. Robert White Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. White William White, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William White Mrs. Harold Whittemore Lorraine Whittemore Mrs. George D. Whittie Norman Wickwire George Widtfeldt George J. Widtfeldt Pearl E. Widtfeldt Mrs. Pearl Widtfeldt Mrs. Dorothy Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Wilcox Aurelia G. Winsby Woburn Auto Parts Woburn Floor Covering Co. Woburn Hardware Plumping Supply Co. Woburn Royal Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wollinger S. Byron Wood Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Woodaman Mrs. Mae Woodland Victoria Woods Hope Xenakis John Edward Young Lewis S. Young Mr. C. J. Zazzaretti Barbara Zbinski Morris Zimbel Dept. Store Harold R. Zink Valerie Zink Harry Zorbas Mrs. S. J. Zurkai. S. Zwickin 102 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from YOUR SCHOOL COMMITTEE GEORGE T. CONTALONIS, Chairman J. FRANK HASSETT, Secretary KATHLEEN BRENNAN THOMAS J. DRISCOLL JOHN F. CONNOLLY TIMOTHY MAHONEY DONALD A. DeLUCA ARTHUR WEST, II Best Wishes WOBURN CITY COUNCIL Aldermen-at-Large James J. Long John R. McLaughlin Aldermen Ward 1-Richard C. Johnson Ward 2—John J. Beatty, Sr. Ward 3—William Scalley !, Ward 4—Martin J. McCauley, Jr. Ward 5—Thomas F. Donohue (Pres.) Ward 6—Edward M. App Ward 7—Charles J. DiPanfilo Best Wishes to the Class o f 1956 Mayor and Mrs. William G. Shaughnessy and Family Best Wishes to the Graduating % CLASS OF 1956 SYLVANIA ELECTRIC ELECTRONICS DIVISION North Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of MANLEY CLEANERS AND LAUNDERMART 227 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Woburn 2-1473 Best of Luck to the Class of 1956 urn Sck oof 2b. Jti ami 323 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Wo-2-0274 McSHEFFERY CULLEN 902 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Woburn 2-1088 Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 SUN-PRIDE FRUIT JUICES 8 Green Street Wo-2-3222 Compliments to the Class of 1956 . i (inilmiti funeral Hame 3 Arlington Road Woburn, Mass. Compliments of ROBERT JEWELRY YOUR FRIENDLY JEWELER Diamonds — Watches — Silverware Budget Terms to Suit You Agency for Omega Watches S. ROBERT FOLLICK 393 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts WO 2-2673 Your Class Key Store Compliments of THE STUDENT COUNCIL WOBURN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AERO SCREW CO. Screw Machine Products Wilmington Road Burlington, Mass. SMART and AKESON, Inc. 29 Winn Street, Woburn, Moss. Tel. WOburn 2-2445 Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. Woburn, Massachusetts ■ -o -, WOburn 2-1900 JAMES J. LONG AUTO SCHOOL 14 Plympton Street Tel. WOburn 2-3399 A and C SPORTING GOODS 19 Montvale Avenue Complete Line of Athletic Equipment and Sportswear BING CROSBY BERNARD GOLDEN Telephone 2-0437 Compliments of ATLANTIC GELATIN Division of General Foods Corporation Hill Street Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of JOHN J. RILEY CO. -TANNERS- Woburn, Mass. Since 1921 This Store Has Enjoyed The Reputation For Honest Values in Diamonds HENRY BILLAUER 327 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Compliments of Baumgardner Trailer Sales 137 Lexington Street Woburn, Mass. S. B. GODDARD AND SON CO. Insurance Established 1884 15 Pleasant Street Woburn, Massachusetts WO-2-0076 ARTIST-O-TILE CO. All Types of Wall Coverings 1016 Cambridge Street Route 3A Burlington, Mass. BU 7-7231 R. Kelly S. Pierce F. M. CASE PHARMACY, INC. Free Delivery Service on Prescriptions 158 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-2026 Courtesy of WALSH FUNERAL SERVICE 28 Newbury Street Woburn, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 TURGISS VARIETY STORE 145 Washington Street Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-3895-R Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 MAC ' S SMOKE SHOP 339 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-7033 BENNNETT ' S ESSO SERVICE Jerry Benn ett, Proprietor Lubrication ESSO Simonizing CARE SAVES WEAR Corner Main and Salem Streets Telephone WOburn 2-3996 Woburn, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 WOBURN HIDE LEATHER COMPANY 1071 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts Courtesy of DONALD J. NETT — JEWELER 10 Montvale Avenue WOburn 2-3792 Compliments of FARINO FOTO MART 10 Montvale Avenue WOburn 2-2534 BLUE Compliments of ROOF COTTAGES Proprietor Paul Marashio Newfwound Lake Bristol, New Hampshire 37 Main Street Woburn Best Wishes of SHERIDAN PARK HOMES DEVELOPMENTS A. Harold Dobbins Builder J. S. RAFTER SON Landscaping and Trucking 23 Eastern Avenue Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-2739M W. B. FOSTER RANGE AND FUEL OILS BURNER SERVICE 169 Burlington Street Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-1149W WOburn 2-3292M Compliments of WOBURN BOWLADROME, INC. 32-36 Montvole Avenue, Woburn, Mass. 10 Alleys — Open 1:30 P.M. — 12 Midnight Weekdays 2 P.M. — 11 P.M. Sundays Tel. WOburn 2-2376 Compliments of JOHN T. ERWIN GROCERIES AND COLD CUTS — DAILY DELIVERIES Tel. WOburn 2-0450 675 Main Street, Woburn, Mass. Central Square Compliments of WOBURN AUTO PARTS 240 Mishawum Road Woburn, Mass. WO-2-2988 BULLOCK SWEETSER Insurance and Real Estate 7 Winn Street Woburn, Mass. WOburn 2-2246 JOHN P. FLAHERTY Builder - Contractor Remodeling — Repairing NEW HOMES 9 Valley Road WO 2-0447-J Compliments of BELL SHOPS Woburn, Mass. CUMMINGS AND CHUTE SMITH SHELL FUEL OIL ART DELCO EQUIPMENT WINKLER OIL BURNER STORE WO 2-0800 357 Main Street 9 High Street Woburn, Mass. Woburn, Mass. Compliments of Best Wishes to the JOHN L. FOWLE Class of 1956 COMPANY WOBURN Manufacturers of BAND SAWS, BAND KNIVES Woburn, Mass., U. S. A. FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of HAMMOND SQUARE F. M. O ' ROURKE GROCERY SERVICE STATION SOMERVILLE AND HALL 183 Cambridge Road Groceries and Meats West Side — Woburn 547 Main Street Tel. WO 2-1465 Tel. WO 2-0030 G AND S DRESS SHOP Ladies ' Coats, Suits, and Dresses Telephone WOburn 2-0783 367 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts TANNERS NATIONAL BANK Woburn, Massachusetts Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation — Appliances — Television — Radio — THE RYAN COMPANY 516 Main Street, Woburn, Mass. Elmer A. Franson WOburn 2-0005 Charles E. Ryan TOM BURKE ' S TEXACO 71 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Power Lawn Mower Sales and Service Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 Warren Kay Vantine O icial dais jf lioto rapher 132 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts VANTINE-DELMAR PUBLISHING CO. Publishers of the 1956 INNITOU 132 Boylston Street HAncock 6-0578 Boston, Massachusetts Sure.... your friends can come , too! When you go to work for the Telephone Company, you’ll find yourself in the midst of a pleasant, congenial group your own age. WORKING FOR THE TELEPHONE COMPANY OFFERS MANY ADVANTAGES ★ Good starting salary — regular raises ★ Responsibility in a position of real im¬ portance to your community ★ The pleasure of working with congenial people in pleasant surroundings ★ A secure job with a reliable company that’s known and respected everywhere There are lots of excellent opportunities for girls finishing High School. Come in and talk to us today. We’ll be glad to give you all the details. Talk with your Guidance Counselor, if your school has one, about when and where to apply. We re looking forward to seeing you.