Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

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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

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