Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

-- ' v J • • i : ' L . ' gag w) ■ Shelf 377 3-5 Ji CCB IOJ i t i � ’ i i i t t -j t t t i i W0BURN PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDED 185 6. _ MARY ELLEN CARTON Editor-in-chief ELAINE NORTON Assistant Editor PETER HANSON Business Manager JUDITH JOHNSON T reasurer and the Seniors 0 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL proudly present JUN 6 1957 Iff? EDITION WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS 2 This is our FOREWORD li e n n i t o u The title, The Innitou, is sig¬ nificant of the theme portray¬ ed throughout the book. Be¬ fore the advent of the white man, Horn Pond was one of the more frequented camping sites of the Indians. The Great Spirit, Manitou, who was be¬ lieved to dwell on the moun¬ tain which bore his name, de¬ lighted in gazing at his image reflected in the sparkling wat¬ ers below. Thus, the name Innitou, meaning looking glass, was derived. The Innitou reflects our memories of school, friends, and activities throughout our three years in high school. 4 ear...a year of. Administration . . page 10 Classes page 16 Activities page 62 Sports page 76 Features page 92 Sponsors page 106 5 6 nls st - unjp 9 la W 3o-Kooft n : Ha £ jl , (pf StSX ’ a U3 Uiu f dt aA °- ( f ' Vlfc., (P OJ tfU J ct a cLu Dedicated . . . to our parents 7 J. FRANK HASSETT Our Superintendent MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS You are one of the thousands of graduat¬ ing classes throughout the length and breadth of our land. From among you will come the statesmen, the scientists, the philosophers, the teachers, the doctors, and the religious lead¬ ers who will decide the destiny of the world for the next fifty years or more. The respon¬ sibility seems frightening in the face of to¬ day ' s precarious world situation, but it is also a tremendous and inspiring challenge. Many of the older generation have grown weary of the struggle. Your efforts in working toward the ultimate goal of a peaceful world with freedom for all peoples will be similar to a transfusion of fresh new blood to a tired soldier. Your faith, high ideals, and courage, coupled with your innate abilities, will make an invincible weapon against iqnorance and tyranny. The only danger we face is that of Youth ' s becoming lackadaisical and indifferent; of each underestimating his own importance in the General Plan. Let me say in the words of Father Keller, You CAN change the world. You must not feel that you have finished your education upon leaving High School. You must keep on learning and developing your native talents. You must start early to take an active interest in community, civic, and national affairs, contributing new ideas wher¬ ever possible. Yours is a tremendous task, but you have the youth, courage, and faith in God to face it. As we watch you leave the Woburn High School this June of nineteen hundred fifty- seven with a strong feeling of hope for your future and that of the whole world, we say, God bless you. 8 J. FRANK HASSETT Superintendent of Schools To The Class of 1957 To the Class of 1957: The Yearbook of the Class of 1957 is a tribute to the efforts of the staff, the skillful guidance of the assisting faculty, and the co¬ operation of the members of the graduating class. The associations of your high school days, the activities of your class, and the pur¬ pose of the school will always remain fresher in your memory because you carefully pre¬ pared this permanent pictorial record. The great challenge of the Woburn High School is to prepare pupils for their roles in our American society. From the relatively sim¬ ple and well-defined community in the early days of the school to the increasingly complex world of an atomic age, the Woburn High School has endeavored through an organic development of its curriculum to meet the challenge. On the eve of graduation in June, 1957, we are asked to rededicate ourselves to the attitudes and ideals which the school has stressed, and which have made our country the beacon light of freedom in a world beset by anxiety and crisis. It is the prayerful wish of the Woburn High School that each member of this graduating class has been prepared by the activities and associations which this book records to make his maximum contribution to the general wel¬ fare and attain his personal happiness in America ' s golden future. HENRY D. BLAKE Principal HENRY D. BLAKE Principal Michael Azzone Alice E. Brady Physical Education Commercial Studies James F. Brennan Social Studies Catherine E. Burke French FACULTY Margaret L. Burke English Anastasia G. Canty French, English Evelyn M. Caruso P. Joseph Connolly, Jr. Commercial Studies English Robert F. Costello Latin, English Joseph Curran Social Studies 10 Paul E. Dorrington English, Mathematics Mary E. Downey Physical Education Barbara A. Dunbury Homema king-Fash ions and Design William H. Flaherty, Jr. English, Social Studies FACULTY Anna K. Higgins Physical Education William J. Horrigan Mathematics Leonard T. Johnson Woodworking Edson L. Kimball Music 11 Mary C. Leary Doris T. Lynch I. Edward Marashio Harry Marderosian Homemaking-Foods Commercial Studies Commercial Studies Biology FACULTY M. Maude Morton Robert J. O ' Brien Art Chemistry, Mathematics James H. O ' Donnell Social Studies Roger L. Ratchford English 12 William A. Roche Social Studies, Biology Helen A. Salmon Mathematics Helen R. Sheeran Librarian Geraldine A. Soles Social Studies FACULTY Wilfred A. Walsh Graphic Arts Henry D. Blake Principal John Mahoney Secretary—Senior High Timothy F. Ring, Guidance Director Rosalie Tirrell, Secretary 13 14 il c emortam Shipley W. Ricker 1892-1956 Born in South Berwick, Maine, on January 3, 1892, Mr. Ricker was graduated from Bowdoin College with the Class of 1906. A practical philosopher of quiet, friendly manner, he assumed the duties of a chemistry and physics instructor at Woburn High School in 1918. In 1 920 he was appointed as a sub-master of our high school which position he held at the time of his death. His many friends among the faculty, student body and alumni of Woburn High School share with Mrs. Ricker and his son the deep loss of a beloved teacher, a devoted husband and father, and a loyal friend. 15 On September 4, 1956 the doors of Woburn High School opened for registration of Seni¬ ors, Juniors and Sophomores. In a few short weeks we be¬ came one hanpy family as you may see. a year of belonging... CLASSES 16 rnm ' -ommmmmm. 17 J. McGilvary.President C. Cooke.Treasurer E. Logue...Vice President V. Elia._.Secretary Miss Catherine E. Burke.Advisor CLASS MOTTO Launched , But Not Anchored SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 18 The Senior Class of 1957 ROBERT JOSEPH ABREU ABE quiet . . . black curly hair . . . friendly Activities: Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to own a large harem Pet Peeve: waiting for a girl on a date Future Plans: undecided BARBARA JEAN ALEXANDER BARB blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . shy Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: a trip to Venice Pet Peeve: gym Future Plans: to get married DOLORES MARIE ALTAVESTA DEL petite . . . dark . . . lovely to look at Activities: Pep Club 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, Majorette 3, 1 . . . Badminton 3 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be a nurse Pet Peeve: six foot boys Future Plans: dental nurse SHIRLEY ANDERSON SHIRL long blonde hair . . . pretty . . . wonderful dancer Activities: Student Council 2, 1 ... Majorette 3, 2, I ... National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Woman ' s Club Representative . . Senior Prom Committee . . . Homeroom President 3 . . . Junior Prom Committee Secret Ambition: to have black hair Pet Peeve: moody boys Future Plans: to be a teacher JANET ANDREASON chic appearance . . . sweet smile . . well-poised Activities: Glee Club 3 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . • ■ Junior Class Day Marshal . . . Student Council 1 Secret Ambition: To get married Pet Peeve: hypocrites Future Plans: teaching CAMERON BAIN BING quiet . . . big brute . . . easy going Secret Ambition: to have a business in Woburn Pet Peeve: boys with girls ' haircuts Future Plans: Navy EDWARD FRANCIS BALDWIN EDDIE one of our tall, quiet boys . . . car enthusiast . . reserved Secret Ambition: to drive a stock car Pet Peeve: monthly payments on my car Future Plans: automotive designer BARBARA JEANNE BANKS BARBIE a model ' s face and figure . . agreeable disposition . . . .charming Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Badminton 3, 2 . . . Softball 3 . . . Driver Education I Secret Ambition: to live in New York Pet Peeve: short boys Future Plans: to attend Powers Modeling School 19 The Senior Class of 1957 CONSTANCE JANE BANKS CONNIE a pretty girl . . . charming, as her twin . . . sociable Activities: Junior Red Cross 3 . . . Badminton 3, 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 . . . Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to move out of Woburn Pet Peeve: Monday Mornings Future Plans: college JOHN JOSEPH BAUDANZA BABS Shy . . . dark . . . devil when the teachers aren ' t looking Activities: Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to be a pilot Pet Peeve: homework Future Plans: college JOAN MARIE BAVUSO BOOZA fun-loving . . . witty . . . loquacious Activities: Glee Club 2, 1 ... Tennis 3 Secret Ambition: to travel Pet Peeve: people who never laugh Future Plans: Hairdresser JOHN ARTHUR BEAUCHAMP JACK brown eyes . . . red hair . . . full of fun Secret Ambition: to sleep for a week Pet Peeve: Cats Future Plans: Service SALLY ANN BEDLEY N big brown eyes . . . nice clothes . . . tres gai Activities: Badminton 2, 1 ... Basketball 3 . . . Softball 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Majorette 3, 2, 1 ... Glee Club 3. 2, 1 . . . Student Council 3, 1 . . . Drama Guild President 1 . . . Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to go to Sweden Pet Peeve: moody boys Future Plans: to be a nurse MICHAEL EDWARD BENULLO MIKE a good friend to everyone . . . well known . . . well liked Activities: Key Club 2, I ... Driver Education 1 . . . Student Council 2 Secret Ambition: college Pet Peeve: sessions Future Plans: Navy DEAN IRVING BROWN DEE BEE quiet . . . good-looking . . . captivating smile for all Secret Ambition: to get a full night ' s sleep Pet Peeve: women drivers Future Plans: undecided ANTHONY JOSEPH BUSHMAN, JR. BUSHES carefree . . . quiet . . . jovial Secret Ambition: to live in Alaska Pet Peeve: Fords Future Plans: to make a million dollars 20 Woburn High School DOMINIC ANTHONY CACCIOLA DOM short . . . dork . . . handsome . . . hot rod kid Secret Ambition: to say good-bye to Woburn High Pet Peeve: a certain teacher Future Plans: to go to California and become a mechanic MARY ELEANOR CAIN terrific personality . . . flirtatious . . . ambitious Activities: Student Council 3, 2, 1, President . . . Archery 3 . . . Cheerleader 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Woman ' s Club Representative . . . Driver Education I . . . Class Secretary 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 2 . . . Badminton 2, 1 . . . Softball 2, 1 ... Mass. Girls ' State Representative Secret Ambition: to be tall Pet Peeve: rainy days at Hampton Future Plans: college ANNE CATHERINE CALLAHAN CAL long black hair . . . lady-like . . . demure Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 Secret Ambition: to marry Duke Pet Peeve: homework Future Plans: office work GEORGE ARTHUR CALLANAN CHICKEN HAWK Short . . . mischievous . . . well-liked Activities: Hockey 2, 1 . . . Baseball 3, 2, 1 ... President of Homeroom 1 Secret Ambition: to beat Winchester in every sport Pet Peeve: a rival high school Future Plans: to be a detective GERALD MATTHEW CANADA JERRY popular . . . good for a laugh anytime . . . very friendly Activities: Football Manager 3, 2, 1 ... Student Council 3, 1 . . . Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1 . . . Homeroom President 2 . . . Basketball 1 Secret Ambition: to be a principal Pet Peeve: J. V. football players Future Plans: Service JACQUELINE HELEN CANTRELL JACKIE pretty eyes . . . sociable . . . peppy Activities: Pep Club 3, 1 ... Drama Guild 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Tanner News 2 Secret Ambition: to marry my one and only Pet Peeve: Cheese and Crackers Future Plans: college JOHN APOSTOLIS CAROS BEVO genial . . . sports enthusiast . . . tall . . . light brown hair Activities: Key Club 3, 2, 1 ... Football 3, 2, I . . . Basketball 3 Secret Ambition: to be a success, in life Pet Peeve: a certain teacher Future Plans: college MARY ELLEN CARTON sweet . . . cute . . . feminine Activities: Student Council 2, 1 ... National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Yearbook, Editor-in-Chief . . . Woman ' s Club Representative . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 2, 1 ... Tennis 2 . . . Basketball man¬ ager 1 . . . Badminton 3, 2, 1 ... Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Band 1 . . . National Merit Scholarship Candidate . . . D.A.R. representative Secret Ambition: travel around the world Pet Peeve: third lunch Future Plans: college 21 The Senior Class of 1957 JOSEPH HENRY CARUSO JOE short . . . dark . . . full of fun Activities: Baseball 3, 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to teach French Pet Peeve: French Future Plans: college WILLIAM PAUL CASHELL BILL friendly smile . . . witty . . . good-natured Secret Ambition: to graduate this year Pet Peeve: women drivers Future Plans: the Service CATHERINE CHACONAS KAY agreeable . . . quiet . . . pleasing to everyone ' s eye Activities: Glee Club 3, 2 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Tanner News 2 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Junior Red Cross 3, I . . . Drama Guild 2, 1 ... Junior Prom Queen Secret Ambition: to be an actress Pet Peeve: rock and roll music Future Plans: to be a legal secretary JAMES EDWARD CHAMBERLAIN JIM Loquacious . . . tall . . . good sense of humor Activities: Tanner News 2 Secret Ambition: to drive a trailer truck across the country Pet Peeve: being teased about a certain girl Future Plans: the Service ROBERT FRANCIS CHAMPLIN CHAMP witty . . . earnest worker . . . popular Activities: National Honor Society 2, 1, President . . . Homeroom President 1 . . . Traffic Squad . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Cross Country 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to discover the Fountain of Youth Pet Peeve: drugstore quarterbacks Future Plans: Teachers College JAMES HENRY CLANCY ELVIS humorous . . . out-spoken . . . keeps the class lively Secret Ambition: to own a 1953 Mercury Pet Peeve: girls Future Plans: college ERNEST JAMES COAKLEY, JR. ERNIE Friendly . . . talkative . . . well-mannered Activities: Key Club 3, 2, 1, Treasurer . . . Tanner News 1, Editor- in Chief . . . Traffic Squad . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Sophomore Dance Committee Secret Ambition: to stay in school Pet Peeve: graduation Future Plans: college FRANK ANTHONY COCCOLUTO husky . . . happy-go-lucky . . . good sport Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to win a million dollars Pet Peeve: losing basketball games Future Plans: college 22 Woburn High School CYNTHIA ANN COOKE COOKIE pretty . . . sparkling personality . . . lively Activities: Class Treasurer 3, 2, 1 ... Drama Guild 1 . . . Home¬ room Secretary 1 . . . Student Council 2, 1 . . . Junior Repre¬ sentative to Yearbook . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Archery 2, 1 . . . Cheerleader 1 . . . Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 2 , 1 ... Badminton 2, 1 ... Senior Prom Queen Secret Ambition: to own a yacht Pet Peeve: fast drivers Future Plans: business school FRANCIS WILLIAM CORBETT FUSS enjoys sports . . . mischievous eyes . . . irresistible wit Activities: Football 3. 2, 1 . . . Track 2, 1 ... Hockey 1 Secret Ambition: to own a harem Pet Peeve: conceited girls Future Plans: to graduate MARY FRANCES CORSETTI FRANNY lady-like and demure . . . talented . . . cooperative in every class function Activities: Majorette 3 . . . Band 2, 1 ... Orchestra 3, 2, 1 . . . Class Vice-President 3 . . . Class Secretary 2 . . . Student Coun¬ cil 3, 1 ... Archery 2 , 1 ... Homeroom Secretary 1 . . . Woman ' s Club Representative . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 Secret Ambition: R. J. T. Pet Peeve: waiting for letters from Northfield Future Plans: college RICHARD ALLEN CROCKER HOOK short . . . husky . . . oh, what eyes! Secret Ambition: to find B. F. Pet Peeve: English Future Plans: Navy KEVIN JOHN CULLIVAN CULLY musically minded . . . good looker . . . dark hair Secret Ambition: to own the First National Pet Peeve: conceited boys Future Plans: college BARBARA JEAN CUMMINGS BARBY convivial . . . sweet voice . . . sparkling brown eyes Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Tanner News 2 .. . Driver Education 1 . . . Pep Club 3 Secret Ambition: to be a Stewardess with a certain pilot Pet Peeve: homework Future Plans: Chandler Business School ANN PATRICIA DAMRATH ANNIE reserved . . . pretty eyes . . . sweet disposition Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 . . . Drama Guild 1 Secret Ambition: to be a Flight Nurse Pet Peeve: staying in on week-ends Future Plans: telephone operator HUGH MICHAEL DANEHY SONNY talkative . . . devil when the teachers aren ' t looking . . . short Secret Ambition: to be a commercial pilot Pet Peeve: girls who smoke Future Plans: Air Force 23 The Senior Class of 1957 PAUL FRANCIS DELANEY WEASEL a gool pal . . . very tall . . . joker Activities: Cross Country 2, I . . . Football Manager 3 . . . Basket¬ ball Manager 3 Secret Ambition: Celtics waterboy Pet Peeve: photographers Future Plans: to be a millionaire CAROLE LOUISE DeLONG Mirthful . . . enjoys dramatics . . . perfectly mannered Activities: Drama Guild 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, I ... Tanner News 1 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be a nurse Pet Peeve: a boy in a certain room Future Plans: telephone operator DENISE JEANNE ANTOINETTE d ' ENTREMONT DIZZY pretty smile . . . well liked . . . tres agreable Activities: Glee Club 2 ,1 ... Junior Red Cross 1 Secret Ambition: to marry a millionaire Pet Peeve: the Marines Future Plans: telephone operator HELEN ELIZABETH DiMARTINO Dl pleasant . . . nice laugh . . . sees th bright side of everything Activities: Tanner News 1 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Archery 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Softball 1 . . . Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to travel Pet Peeve: working on Sundays Future Plans: nursing school JOHN BERNARD DOHERTY SHADOW good sport . . . easy going . . . short Activities: Baseball 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be six feet tall Pet Peeve: getting up on time for school Future Plans: college THOMAS EDWARD DOHERTY DOTS quiet in school . . . curly hair . . . tall Activities: Cross Country 3 Secret Ambition: to graduate Pet Peeve: getting out of school late Future Plans: Army STEPHEN EDWARD DONAHUE STEVE blond . . . good-looking . . . pleasing personality Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 ... Baseball 3, 2, 1 ... Homeroom President 1 Secret Ambition: Never have to work Pet Peeve: Fakers Future Plans: prep school JAMES SCOTT DONOHOE JIMMY tall . . . always kidding . . . full of fun Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 ... Hockey 1 . . . Senior Prom Com¬ mittee Secret Ambition: to be a pilot Pet Peeve: fags and D. A. haircuts Future Plans: Navy and marriage 24 Woburn High School PETER PHILIP DOUGHTY PETE tall and blond . . . good friend . . . amusing Secret Ambition: to retire at thirty-five Pet Peeve: parking area Future Plans: Air Force GAEL ELAINE EATON easy going . . . cute ... a girl who sees the bright side of everything •Activities: Drama Guild 1 . . . Tanner News, Assistant Editor 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 1 . . . Softball 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Archery 3, 1 ... Senior Prom Attendant Secret Ambition: to marry a rich man Pet Peeve: shy boys Future Plans: to be a florist ELEANOR KATHERINE EK ELLI charming . . . neat as a pin . . . fun to be with Activities: Basketball 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2 Secret Ambition: to elope Pet Peeve: high society Future Plans: business school VIOLET MARY ELIA VI petite, discreet, sweet . . . beaming personality Activities: Softball 2 . . . .Glee Club 3, 2 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Tennis 2 . . . Golf 3 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Cheerleader 2, 1, co-captain . . . Tanner News 3 . . . Student Council 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild, Treasurer . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Badminton 3, 2 Secret Ambition: to play the piano Pet Peeve: conceited people Future Plans: college ANN GRACE EQUATORE ANNIE very quiet . . . sincere . . . pal to all Secret Ambition: to travel Pet Peeve: men customers Future Plans: hairdresser JOANNE SANDRA ERWIN JO ready smile . . . cute manners . . . soft voice Activities: Glee Club 3 ,2, 1 ... Tanner News 2 Secret Ambition: to live in Illinois Pet Peeve: waiting for a letter Future Plans: to get married CARL WAYNE EVERBERG JABA Hot rod enthusiast . . . active . . . talented trombonist Activities: Band and Orchestra 3, 2, 1 ... Student Council 2, 1, Vice President . . . Junior Rotarian 1 Secret Ambition: to be a Devil Driver Pet Peeve: police in green suits Future Plans: automotive engineer CATHERINE MARIE FALARDEAU CATHY vivacious . . . studious . . . sweet and peppy Activities: Student Council 3, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Prize Speaking Winner 2 . . . Cheerleader 1 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Woman ' s Club Representative Secret Ambition: to travel to Mars Pet Peeve: a person with a chip on his shoulder Future Plans: business school 25 The Senior Class of 1957 WILLIAM THOMAS FARYNAZ BH.LY shy . . . full of fun ... a boy from Eastie Activities: Hockey 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to retire at twenty-one Pet Peeve: going to bed early Future Plans: Navy EVELYN MARGARET FAWCETT EVE chummy . . . enjoys traveling . . . loquacious Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: a trip to Europe Pet Peeve: a boy that drives a yellow and black Mercury Future Plans: office work CARLTON GENE FITCHETT FITCH well liked . . . humorous . . . dimples Activities: Football 2 Secret Ambition: to own a Ford Plant Pet Peeve: girls who smoke Future Plans: to graduate CAROLYN GAY FITCHETT quiet . . . well mannered Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to have twins Pet Peeve: men drivers Future Plans: to be a secretary JOYCE ANN FLAHERTY adorable . . . full of fun . . . sunny disposition Activities: Junior Red Cross 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Tanner News 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2 Secret Ambition: to marry a millionaire Pet Peeve: French Future Plans: Teachers College EDWARD JOSEPH FLEMING ED very quiet . . . amiable . . . trustworthy Activities: Cross Country 1 Secret Ambition: to pass P. O. D. Pet Peeve: Bermuda Shorts Future Plans: Air Force FITCH . . . sweet ,4T - Iggg . J j BRENDAN RICHARD FLYNN BRE sociable . . . good natured . . . courteous Activities: Junior Prom Committee . . . Homeroom President 2 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 1 . . . Traffic Squad . . . Student Council 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Key Club 1 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1, Treasurer Secret Ambition: Air Force Academy Pet Peeve: silly girls Future Plans: college HAROLD COX FOLEY HAR wonderful friend . . . tall . . . good looking Activities: Baseball 2, 1 ... Student Council, Treasurer 1 Secret Ambition: to graduate Pet Peeve: conceited girls Future Plans: Bentley School of Accounting 26 Woburn High School JAMES AUGUSTINE FOLEY JIMMY reserved . . . sports minded . . . blue-eyed and blond Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1, Captain . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Traftic Squad . . .National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Home¬ room President 2 . . . Baseball 1 Secret Ambition: to raise fleas Pet Peeve: P O. D. Future Plans: Foreign Legion PAUL FRANCIS FOLEY punctual . . . dependable . . . one of the many who possess a terrific personality Activities: Cross Country 3 . . . Track 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Tanner News 2, Business Manager 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, Vice- President 1 . . . Traffic Squad . . . National Merit Scholarship Candidate Secret Ambition: to be an orchestra leader Pet Peeve: practice teachers Future Plans: college RITA JEANETTE FRECHETTE SHORTY sincere . . . brown-eyed . . . sociable Activities: Badminton 2 . . . Field Hockey 1 . . . Softball 1 Secret Ambition: to become a millionaire Pet Peeve: working Future Plans: to teach THOMAS FRANCIS FUCCIONE TOM good looking . . . athletic . . . congenial Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be .a photographer Pet Peeve: small teachers Future Plans: the Service ANTOINETTE GANGIE TONI loquacious . . . vivacious . . . flirtatious Activities: Tanner News 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 3 Secret Ambition: to marry Wally Pet Peeve: high society Future Plans: to get married HELEN VERONICA GARRITY HONEY a merry smile . . . pretty Irish blue eyes . . . black hair Activities: Badminton 2 Secret Ambition: to join the Service Pet Peeve: a certain senior girl Future Plans: a telephone operator i. THOMAS FRANCIS GIBSON TOM curly hair . . . always talking . . . quiet until you get to know him Activities: Football 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be a bachelor Pet Peeve: girls Future Plans: the Marines RONALD GILBERT RONNIE flirtatious . . . flashy dresser . . . black curly hair Secret Ambition: to own a harem Pet Peeve: fourth floor Future Plons: undecided 27 The Senior Class of 1957 DAVID IGNATIUS GILGUN DAVE swell fellow . . . clever . . . loves a joke Activities: Key Club 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To retire before I start working Pet Peeve: third lunch Future Plans: college PAUL CHARLES GOLDEN PAULY short . . . good looking . . . sincere Activities: Baseball 3, 2, 1 ... Hockey 3, 2, i Secret Ambition: to be a French teacher Pet Peeve: women drivers Future Plans: College ARTHUR JAMES GONSALVES GONZI flirt . . . mechanically inclined . . . short Activities: Cross Country 3 . . . Key Club 3 . . . Football 2 Secret Ambition: to own a 1957 Cadillac Pet Peeve: an old Ford Futre Plans: Air Force FRED FIELD GOODSELL gentlemanly . . . quiet . . . well liked by all Activities: Cross Country 1 . . . Track 1 Secret Ambition: to go back to Oregon Pet Peeve: rain Future Plans: college JOHN JOSEPH GORMAN REVEREND blond . . . good looking ' . . . shy Secret Ambition: to buy a good car Pet Peeve: women drivers Future Plans: Air Force NORMAN CHARLES GOVOSTES entertaining . . . witty . . . oh, that look! Activities: Track 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be a Soldier of Fortune Pet Peeve: I like everything Future Plans: Marine Corps RICHARD EDWIN GRAHAM reserved . . . large dark eyes . . . amiable Secret Ambition: to travel around the world Pet Peeve: French Future Plans: the Service FRANCIS XAVIER GRANEY FRANK drives like a madman . . . handsome . . . mechanically minded Secret Ambition: to be a bachelor Pet Peeve: girls who don ' t understand cars Future Plans: to be a mechanic 28 Woburn High School SANDRA LOUISE HALLBERG SAM cute hair styles . . . beautiful complexion . . . talkative Activities: Student Council 2 ... Pep Club 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to visit Hawaii Pet Peeve: May 20, 1956 Future Plans: comptometer operator HAROLD WILLIAM HAMILTON HAMlE curly red hair . . . quiet . . . nice smile Secret Ambition: to own a new Ford Pet Peeve: being broke Future Plans: the Service PETER EDWARD HANSON PETE well mannered . . . studious . . . math genius Activities: Basketball 2, 1 . . . Track 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Yearbook Staff, Business Manager . . . Traffic Squad Secret Ambition: to be a florist Pet Peeve: Elvis Presley and fans Future Plans: college DAVID LEROY HARVEY DOUG tall . . . talkative . . . fun-loving Secret Ambition: Air Force Pet Peeve: a certain teacher on the third floor Future Plans: undecided SUSANNA MARIE HAYES SUE petite . . . nice clothes . . . cheery and merry Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 1 Secret Ambition: to travel around the world Pet Peeve: homework Future Plans: to work JUDITH GRACE HEMSWORTH JUDY cute . . . pleasant . . . contagious sense of humor Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Tanner News 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 1 . . . Golf 3 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion 1 Secret Ambition: to be married now Pet Peeve: a Saturday night Future Plans: nursing WILLIAM JAMES HILL BILL one of those tall quiet boys . . . good looking . . . intelligent Activities: Track 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to be a State Trooper Pet Peeve: homework Future Plans: to further education SHEILA ANN HOYE SHEIL sports-minded . . . friendly to an . . . oh, those curls! Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1, Captain . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Softball 3, 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . Junior Red Cross I . . . Tennis 1 . . . Badminton 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to become a veterinarian Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Future Plans: to work at the Angell Memorial Hospital jj 29 The Senior Class of 1957 SANDRA JEAN HUMPHREY SANDY full of fun . . . everybody ' s pal . . . loquacious Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . Soft¬ ball 3, 2, 1 ... Badminton 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 . . . Archery 3, 1 ... Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 Secret Ambition: to meet a certain boy called Don Pet Peeve: boys Future Plans: secretarial school PETER PAUL IANNACCHINO PETE dependable . . . amicable ... so quiet we sometimes think he isn ' t around Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 ... Key Club 2, 1 ... Hockey 1 Secret Ambition: a profession Pet Peeve: conceited girls Future Plans: college DONALD SOUTHWORTH JOHNSON DONNIE good-looking . . . cute smile . . . reliable Activities: Cross Country 3, 2 . . . Basketball 2 Secret Ambition: to be a disc jockey Pet Peeve: Elvis Presley fans Future Plans: undecided JANICE HELEN JOHNSON JANNY talkative . . . beautiful blond hair . . . friendly Activities: Junior Red Cross 3, 2 . . . Tanner News 3, 2 . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be matron in a certain girls ' room Pet Peeve: business practice Future Plans: business school JUDITH JOHNSON personality plus . . . brown eyes and famous dimples . . . fun-loving Activities: Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Cheer¬ leader 2, 1, co-captain . . . Junior Representative to Yearbook . . . Archery 2, 1 ... Badminton 3, 2, 1 ... Student Council 3, 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 . . . Yearbook Staff, Treasurer . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Glee Club 3 Secret Ambition: to go to England Pet Peeve: people who are always. Future Plans: secretarial school ANTHONY DEXTER JORDAN GOOSE nonchalant . . . sports-minded . . . loves a joke Activities: Football 3, 2 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Baseball 3, 1 Secret Ambition: to be an artist Pet Peeve: McCue ' s Farm Future Plans: Air Force ROBERT ALAN JORDAN BOBBY swell kid . . . liked by all . . . what a tease! Activities: Key Club 1 . . . Baseball 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to own the Brooklyn Bridge Pet Peeve: annoying girls Future Plans: college EDWARD FRANCIS JOYCE very reserved . . . artistic . . . nice when you get to know him Activities: Driver Education 1 . . . Track 1 Secret Ambition: cartoonist Pet Peeve: Elvis Presley Future Plans: draftsman 30 Woburn High School ELIZABETH JACQUELINE KEATING BETS bright eyed . . . always talking . . . easy going Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to own a pink Cadillac Pet Peeve: Marshfield Beach Future Plans: secretarial work RICHARD STEPHEN KELLY KEL ambitious . . . dependable . . . good natured Activities: Cross Country 3, 2, 1 ... Track 3, 2, 1 ... Band 3, 2 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Homeroom Vice-President 1 . . . Year¬ book Staff . . . Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to sell some new track suits to Woburn High Pet Peeve: Hill Top Future Plans: to run the Marathon EDWARD WILLIAM KENNEY STEADY EDDIE a class clown . . . blue eyes . . . fun-loving Activities: Baseball 2 Secret Ambition: to coach the Woburn Baseball team Pete Peeve: people who are always late Future Plans: to own the Yankees SANDRA MAY KING SANDY flirtatious . . . wavy brown hair . . . friendly Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1. . . Pep Club 3 Secret Ambition: to travel around the world Pet Peeve: conceited boys Future Plans: Air Force CHARLES EDWARD KIRK CHARLIE tall . . . madly in love . . . sunny disposition Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be a millionaire Pet Peeve: history Future Plans: the Service HAZEALANN KIRK HAZEAL lady-like . . . fun to be with . . . gay disposition Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 1 Secret Ambition: to be a dietician Pet Peeve: conceited boys Future Plans: nursing school JANICE EVELYN KIRK JAN blond . . . chummy . . . ambitious Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 Secret Ambition: to be a nurse Pet Peeve: someone called Bobby Future Plans: nursing school HELEN KONIARES pretty brown eyes . . . good worker . . . friend to all Activities: Sophomore Dance Committee . . . Badminton 3, 2, 1 . . . Tennis 2, 1 ... Yearbook Staff . . . Band 1 . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Softball 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Driver Education I . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . President of Chamber of Commerce, Student Government Day 3 Secret Ambition: to travel to Europe Pet Peeve: history Future Plans: college 31 The Senior Class of 1957 ANDREW GERARD LANGONE JERRY good looking . . . artistic . . . quiet Activities: Baseball 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Key Club 1 . . . Yearbook Secret Ambition: to be a disc jockey Pet Peeve: conceited girls Future Plans: college GERALDINE ANN LASCELLES GERRY pretty eyes . . . sweet . . . amiable Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 1 Secret Ambition: to be an airline stewardess Pet Peeve: people who are late Future Plans: undecided JAIRUS CAME LAWRENCE JERRY tall . . . blond . . . sports-minded Activities: Track 3, 2, 1 ... Cross Country 2, 1 ... Public Speak¬ ing 2 . . . Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to run in the Olympics Pet Peeve: wise guys Future Plans: college ANNA RUTH LAWSON CHICK million dollar smile . . . pretty hair and eyes . . . vivacious Activities: Drum Majorette 3, 2, 1 ... Glee Club 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 Secret Ambition: to marry and raise a family Pet Peeve: boys with muscles Future Plans: nursing school LOUIS ANTHONY LEMONE LOUIE very entertaining with his accordion . . . radiant personality . . . clever Activities: Orchestra 3, 2, 1 ... Baseball 1 Secret Ambition: to be a five-star general Pet Peeve: homework on week days Future Plans: college CHARLES MYRON LENNOX BUZZY loquacious . . . short . . . witty Secret Ambition: to joe a successful business-man Pet Peeve: conceited people Future Plans: Air Force Cadet CYRUS BRADLEY LINSCOTT BUTCH blond whiffle . . . talkative . . . humorous Activities: Key Club 2, 1 . . . Traffic Squad . . . Driver Education . . . Baseball 1 Secret Ambition: to be a chef in a famous hotel Pet Peeve: second and third lunch Future Plans: college and aviation PAUL ARNOLD LITTLE reserved . . . earnest in his studies . . . nice-looking Activities: Key Club 2, I Secret Ambition: to own a yacht Pet Peeve: Monday morning Future Plans: college 32 Woburn High School EDWARD DAVID LOGUE PATIENCE good orator . . . versatile . . . well-liked Activities: Tanner News 3, 2 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion 1 . . . Homeroom President 1 . . . Class Vice-President 1 . . . Baseball 3, 2, 1 ... Cross Country 3 . . . Yearbook 2 . . . Public Speaking 3, 2 Secret Ambition: to be a disc jockey Pet Peeve: French Future Plans: school teacher PATSYLEE MICHELE LOMBARD PATSY attractive curly hair . . . active . . . pretty brown eyes Activities: Field Hockey 2 ,1 ... National Honor Society 2, 1 ■ . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Tanner News 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2 . . . Student Council 3, 2, 1 . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Tennis 2 Softball 2, 1 . . . Badminton 3 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 Secret Ambition: to be one of the first to travel to the moon Pet Peeve: insolent people Future Plans: to work for the government ROBERT ARVID LUNDBLAD BOB sedate . . . always friendly . . . helpful Secret Ambition: to be a jet pilot Pet Peeve: women Future Plans: Air Force Academy DONALD WILLIAM LUNDIN DON quiet . . . unobtrusive . . . sincere Secret Ambition: to be a school teacher Pet Peeve: girls who smoke Future Plans: the Service CAROL FRANCES LYONS friendly . . . intelligent . . . easy-going Activities: Glee Club 1 . . . Archery 3, 2 . . . National Honor Society ' 2, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 1 Secret Ambition: to go back with a certain Marine Pet Peeve: D. A. haircuts Future Plans: to work in an office GEORGE ALBERT MacDONALD MAC studious . . . witty . . . enjoys a good joke ActivitUs: National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Key Club 1 Secret Ambition: manager of a baseball team Pet Peeve: third lunch Future Plans: college WILLIAM CHARLES MAGUIRE BILL very reserved . . . quiet in school, but just like the rest of us outside Activities: Driver Education I Secret Ambition: to be manager of a Woolworth Store Pet Peeve: working Future Plans: Air Force PAULINE MARINACCIO HALF-PfNT short . . . good-natured . . . has an adorable smile Activities: Glee Club 3 . . . Pep Club 3 Secret Ambition: to grow four inches Pet Peeve: conceited boys Future Plans: to marry a certain boy from Woburn 33 The Senior Class of 1957 ROBERT JOHN MARSHALL JUGS loves jokes . . . good-looking . . . nice eyes Activities: Football 2 . . . Baseball 3, 1 ... Track 2, . . Basket¬ ball 3 Secret Ambition: to be Mayor of Woburn Pet Peeve: truant officers Future Plans: to graduate with honor THOMAS JAMES MARTIN SLUGGER strong, silent type . . . athletic . . . good-looking Activities: Key Club 3, 2, 1, President . . . Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . . Baseball 1 . . . Football 2, 1 . . . Traffic Squad 1 . . .Homeroom President 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 . . . Student Council 1 Secret Ambition: a new Eldorado every year Pet Peeve: third lunch Future Plans: to attend the University of Massachusetts PHYLLIS MARIE MASOTTA PHYL active . . . ladylike . . . studious Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 . . . Archery 2 . . . Softball 3 Secret Ambition: to get married Pe t Peeve: boys that drink Future Plans: to attend Burdett College KAREN ANN MATSON pretty blue eyes ... a lady in every sense of the word . . . ambitious Activities: Student Council 1 . . . Yearbook . . . Glee Club 3, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Homeroom Treasurer 2 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 ... Driver Education I . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 ... Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 . . . Badminton 2 . . . Drama Guild 1 Secret Ambition: to fly Pet Peeve: fast drivers Future Plans: business school DORIS ANN McCUE DOR beautiful clothes . . . sincere . . . one of our most marveloqs girls Activities: Drum Majorettes 3, 2, 1, Captain . . . Glee Club 3, 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Drama Guild 1, Vice-President . . . Badminton 2, 1 ... Basketball 1 . . . Soff- ball 2 . . . Senior Prom Committee Secret Ambition: to own a Cadillac Pet Peeve: a certain boy who doesn ' t smile or say, Hello Future Plans: college JANET ELLEN McDONOUGH JAN very active . . . rates A+ in personality . . . attractive Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Cheerleading 2, 1, Captain . . . Student Council 2, 1, Secretary . . . Tanner News 3 . . . Drama Guild t. Secretary . . . Glee Club 3, 1 . . . Homeroom Secretary 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Color and Motto Committee 1 Secret Ambition: to travel Pet Peeve: boys with whiffles Future Plans: business school JOSEPH FESTUS McDONOUGH CHARLIE FAGEATUS practical joker . . . friendly . . . nice eyes Activities: Baseball 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be a truant officer Pet Peeve: a certain third floor teacher Future Plans: Air Force MAUREEN MARY McDONOUGH MAU lovely dark eyes ... a cute kid . . . always a friendly greeting Activities: Basketball 3, 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 2 . . . Pep Club 3 . .. Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to go with a certain ' 56 grad Pet Peeve: being teased about a certain someone Future Plans: to work in an office I 34 Woburn High School JOSEPH DANIEL McGILVRAY, JR. JOE popular . . . good looking . . . loves all sports Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 ... Hockey 3, 2, 1, Captain . . . Base¬ ball 3, 2, 1 ... Class President 3, 2, 1 . . . Homeroom President 3 ( 2 . . . Driver Education . . . Student Council 3, 2, 1 . . . Prom Committee 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to beat Winchester in three sports Pet Peeve: girls who don ' t understand Future Plans: college RICHARD PAUL McGURL DICK little giant . . . easy to talk to . . . cooperative Activities: Key Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be a success Pet Peeve: a certain room with a certain teacher Future Plans: Armed Forces GEORGE ROBERT McGURN BOB ' heart throb of all the girls . . . black wavy hair . . . debonair Activities: Homeroom President 1 . . . Hockey 1 . . . Color and Motto Committee 1 Secret Ambition: to retire at 21 with pay Pet Peeve: girls who smoke Future Plans: the Service CAROL ANN MEARLS CAM one of our silenf members . . . black hair . . . shy Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 Secret Ambition: to marry Elvis Presley Pet Peeve: boys with whiffles Future Plans: First National Bank RUSSELL LOUIS MILLER BUTCH oh, those eyes! . . . hard worker . . . dark, wavy hair Secret Ambition: to own a Jaguar Pet Peeve: women drivers Future Plans: the Service ROBERT PAUL MORRISSEY MOE not only handsome but well-liked . . . one of our best Activities: Football 2 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to teach French Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning Future Plans: college SALLY MARIE MULLEN SAL pretty blue eyes . . . demure . . . friendly Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Softba 11 2 Secret Ambition: to inherit a million dollars Pet Peeve: nights I have to stay in Future Plons: secretarial work DAVID ALFRED MUNROE DAVE a real riot . . . well-liked ... a lady-killer Activities: Football 2 . . . Senior Prom Committee Secret Ambition: to be a bachelor Pet Peeve: conceited girls Fut ure Plans: to be a doctor 35 The Senior Class of 1957 JANET LORRAINE MURPHY MURPH warm smile . . . well-liked ... a loyal Woburn High fan Activities: Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Homeroom President 3 . . . Homeroom Secretary 1 Secret Ambition: to get married Pet Peeve: boys who drink too much Future Plans: to be a secretary ROBERTA ANN NEWMAN BOBBIE curly hair . . . cute smile . . . mischievous Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to see Elvis Presley in person Pet Peeve: being punished Future Plans: to marry Bob ELAINE PATRICIA NORTON NORTIE wonderful disposition . . . cooperative and helpful . . . musically inclined Activities: Field Hockey 3 . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Sophomore Dance Committee . . . Band 3, 2, 1 ... Junior Prom Committee . . . Orchestra 3, 2, 1 ... National Honor Society 2, 1, Secretary . . . Student Council 3 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 2 . . . Assist¬ ant Editor of Yearbook . . . Driver Education . . . National Merit Scholarship Candidate Secret Ambition: to be a Merry Widow Pet Peeve: mama ' s boys Future Plans: college and nursing JUDITH ANN NUTILE JUDY cute dimples on a cute girl . . . nonchalant . . . good-natured Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Badminton 3, 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: to own a pink Cadillac Pet Peeve: conceited people Future Plans: business school DOROTHY GAIL O ' BRIEN DOTTY humorous . . . fun to be with ... a nice kid Activities: Glee Club 1 Secret Ambition: to be a blonde Pet Peeve: men with mustaches Future Plans: to be a dental assistant HUGH NEIL O ' BRIEN HUGHIE happy-go-lucky . . . typical Irishman . . . full of fun Activities: Baseball 3, 1 . . . Hockey 1 . . . Golf 2, 1 ... Student Council 3 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 1 Secret Ambition: to get an easy job with pay Pet Peeve: girls who smoke cigars Future Plans: to graduate with high honors JOHN EDWARD O ' BRIEN JAY overflowing with laughter . . . happy-go-lucky . . . jovial Secret Ambition: to be skinny Pet Peeve: conceited people Future Plans: to be a card shark JOLYN MARY O ' CONNOR JO artistic . . . pretty hair . . . nice features Activities: Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to have black hair Pet Peeve: getting up early Future Plans: Art School 36 Woburn High School DENNIS MICHAEL O ' DONNELL DENNIE Irish good looks . . . friendly attitude ... a good leader Activities: Cross Country 3, 2, 1, Captain . . . Track 3 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: to captain an undefeated cross country team Pet Peeve: going to school Future Plans: the Marines KATHLEEN FRANCES O ' DONNELL KAY beautiful posture . . . wears clothes well . . . sociable Activities: Badminton 2 . . . Tennis 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Fashion 3, 2 . . . Senior Prom Attendant Secret Ambition: to fly Pet Peeve: a certain someone in the senior class Future Plans: to be an air line hostess AUDREY ELLEN OLMSTED amusing . . . sparkling eyes . . . amiable Activities: Pep Club 3 . . . Badminton 3, 2, 1 ... Archery 3, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Sophomore Dance Committee . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Softball 1 . . . Yearbook . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: to grow three inches Pet Peeve: English Future Plans: college ANN CAROL ORLANDO ANN cheerful ... a conversationalist . . . obliging Activities: Tanner News 2 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to get married Pet Peeve: boys who drink Future Plans: work JOSEPH ANTHONY PALINO JOE tall . . . quiet . . . liked by all Secret Ambition: to graduate Pet Peeve: third lunch Future Plans: the Navy JOHN LAWRENCE PARIS YOGI studious . . . reserved . . . quiet Secret Ambition: to be a millionaire Pet Peeve: history Future Plans: the Navy DONNA LEE PARKER LEE a Presley-ite . . . quite . . . soft-spoken Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to get married Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts and knee socks Future Plans: office work or salesgirl MARY ANN PEPE brown curly hair . . . quiet . . . ambitious Activities: Driver Education 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 2, . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be an airline hostess Pet Peeve: boys who swear Future Plans: junior college 37 The Senior Class of 1957 HOPE ALBERTA PETERSON HOPELESS cute dimples . . . blonde hair, brown eyes . . . vivacious Activities: Homeroom Vice-President 2 . . . Badminton 2 . . . Soft- ball 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 2, 1 ... Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: to water ski Pet Peeve: a certain teacher ' s gum fund Future Plans: marriage WILLIAM EDWARD PICKETT, JR. BILL a swell guy . . . intelligent . . . good-natured Activities: Key Club 3, 2, 1, Vice-President . . . Traffic Squad... Tanner News 1 . . . Yearbook . . . Driver Education . . . Golf 2 Secret Ambition: to break the bank at Monte Carlo Pet Peeve: wise guys Future Plans: college ESTHER GERTRUDE PINA loquacious . . . devilish . . . gay personality Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 1 Secret Ambition: to be a success Pet Peeve: people who are carbon copies Future P ' ans: to have fun IRENE LOUISE PINA friendly . . . vivacious . . . rosy complexion Activities: Junior Red Cross 3, 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to own a ranch home Pet Peeve: a certain shy boy Future Plans: secretary BRENDA MARIE PLUNKETT jovial and friendly . . . carefree ... a sweet kid Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 Secret Ambition: to stay single Pet Peeve: boys Future Plans: secretarial school WILLIAM ROSS PUOPOLO BILL well-groomed . . . pleasant personality ... a smile that wins ■ the heart of many a lass Activities: Football 2 Secret Ambition: to be an offset pressman Pet Peeve: girls ' who smoke Future Plans: the Navy SUSAN MAGDALENE QUALEY SUE shy . . . sweet . . . quiet disposition Activities: Glee Club 1 Secret Ambition: to travel Pet Peeve: short vacations Future Plans: to be a secretary FRANCIS EDWARD QUINN THE FISHERMAN friendly attitude . . . the mad chemist . . . frank manner Activities: Traffic Squad . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: to retire and go fishing Pet Peeve: people Future Plans: college 38 Woburn High School RICHARD ANTHONY QUINNO OSCAR many friends . . . cooperative spirit . . . jovial personality Activities: Hockey 3, Manager . . . Track 1, Manager . . . Home¬ room President 3, 2 Secret Ambition: to play center field for the Yankees Pet Peeve: truant officers Future Plans: professional barber DONALD JOHN RAY DONNIE- A-l personality . . . versatile . . . earnest in all his endeavors Activities: Track 3, 2, 1, Captain . . . Key Club 1 . . . Cross Country 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 1 Secret Ambition: to go to Scotland Pet Peeve: more track conferences Future Plans: college or the Service NANCY LILLIAN ROBB NAN fashionable . . . talented . . . lilting laugh Activities: Yearbook . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Orch¬ estra 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Sophomore Dance Committee Secret Ambition: 1o get married Pet Peeve: D. A. haircuts Future Plans: nursing NANCY CAROL ROBINSON NAN a friendly hello for everyone ... a true friend . . . sincere Activities: Badminton 3, 2, 1 ... Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Tennis 2 Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Softball 3, 1 ... Sophomore Dance Ccpm- mittee . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 ... Tanner News 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Pep Club 3 Secret Ambition: to be the first woman president of the U.S.A. Pet Peeve: teachers ' pets Future Plans: secretarial college RAYMOND FRANK ROLLI RAY good looks . . . wavy hair . . . attraction for girls Secret Ambition: to own a business Pet Peeve: a certain person on the fourth floor Future Plans: the Army HELEN ANN ROPER shiny black hair . . . congenial . . . vivacious Activities: Badminton 2 . . . Glee Club 3 ; 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to succeed Pet Peeve: a certain teacher Future Plans: to be a secretary THERON ROSE SONNY fun-loving . . . good hockey player . . . friendly Activities: Hockey 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be chairman of the Woburn School Committee Pet Peeve: truant officers Future Plans: the Service ROBERT HERBERT ROWE short ... a Casanova Activities: Basketball Manager 2 Pet Peeve: girls Future Plans: the Army PREACHER . . . always has a joke . . . Cross Country 2 . . Band 2 39 The Senior Class of 1957 FREDERICK JOHN RUSSO FREDDY smooth dancer . . . dark complexion . . . talkative Secret Ambition: to travel through the United States (with Janice) Pet Peeve: Elvis Presley Future Plans: to marry Janice in Somerville RICHARD ALBERT RUSSO RICHIE likes bowling . . . tall and witty . . . accomodating Activities: Track 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be a test pilot Pet Peeve: girls who smoke Future Plans: the Service JANICE MARIE RYDER JANET sweet-natured . . . heart of gold . . . cheerful Secret Ambition: to marry a certain Burlington boy Pet Peeve: fights and arguments Future Plans: to get married WALTER WILLIAM SALVI WALLY friendly smile . . . well liked . . . considerate Secret Ambition: to go to college Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning Future Plans: to become a pilot EDWIN CARL SAMUELSON ED intelligent . . . ambitious . . . slick dresser Activities: Traffic Squad 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: to travel Pet Peeve: third lunch Future Plans: college DANIEL JOSEPH SAVOIA DANNY swell kid . . . amiable ... a tease Secret Ambition: to graduate Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning Future Plans: the Navy JOSEPH MICHAEL SAVOIA JOE quiet . . . nice when you know him . . . studious Secret Ambition: to go into business Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning Future Plans: the Service ELEANOR LOUISE SCIRE one of our quiet girls . . . friendly . . . unassuming Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be a secretary Pet Peeve: homework Future Plans: undecided 40 Woburn High School EDWIN WALTER SEAGREN BUNKEY dislikes work . . . short, blond whiffle . . . humorous Activities: Track 3, 2 Secret Ambition: to drive a truck to Florida Pet Peeve: teachers in general Future Plans: to be a truck driver JOHN PAUL SEE well-liked . . . easy-going . . . quiet Secret Ambition: to own a new Cadillac Pet Peeve: cars that break down Future Plans: the Service JOSEPHINE EDWINA SEMINATORE JO sparkling eyes . . . nice posture . . . pleasing personality Activities: Cheerleader 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 ... Drama Guild 1 Secret Ambition: to be a model Pet Peeve: dirty white bucks Future Plans: business school EUGENE XAVIER SHONE KRAUT outspoken . . . good for a laugh anytime . . . dislikes attending classes Activities: Track 3, 2, 1, Manager . . . Football 3 Secret Ambition: to be the Mayor of Woburn Pet Peeve: girls who smoke Future Plans: the Marines THOMAS MICHAEL SIMONDS SI a tall, handsome blond ... a friendly hello . . . nice disposition Secret Ambition: to visit Ireland Pet Peeve: homework on week-ends Future Plans: the Marines JOHN PHILIP SOUSA PHIL reserved . . . brown eyes . . . famous name Secret Ambition: to fly to the moon Pet Peeve: money Future Plans: Air Force HUBERT EMERY SPICER SONNY humorous . . . friendly personality Activities: Driver Education . . . Football 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to be a businessman Pet Peeve: girls Future Plans: Manager of J. J. Newberry ' s WILLIAM ALFRED SPOLIDORO BILL nice taste in clothes . . . sports-minded ... a tease Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 Captain . . . Key Club 3, 2 . . . Junior Rotarian . . . Basketball 1 . . . Class Vice-President 2 . . . Traffic Squad Secret Ambition: to pass French Pet Peeve: grouchy teachers Future Plans: college 41 The Senior Class of 1957 CHARLES JOSEPH SPROVIERO CHARLEY mannerly . . . very quiet . . . genial Activities: Homeroom Secretary 3 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 1 Secret Ambition: to be a famous singer Pet Peeve: homework Future Plans: undecided ANNETTE SUMNER CUZ cute features . . . pleasant to talk to . . . athletic Activities: Field Hockey 3, 2, 1, Captain . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Badminton 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Drama Guild 1 . . . Softball 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Archery 1 Secret Ambition: to sleep late on Saturdays Pet Peeve: conceited people Future Plans: Boston School of Dental Nursing PAUL FRANCIS SWEENEY softspoken . . . gentlemanly . . . attraction for girls Activities: Basketball 3, 2 . . . Track 1 . . . Traffic Squad . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Basketball 2, 1 ... Driver Education Secret Ambition: to travel Pet Peeve: the second period Future Plans: college DOROTHY MILLINGTON SWEETSER ' DOTTI ultra-plus in all her studies . . . radiant hair . . . reserved Activities: Junior Red Cross 3, 2, 1 ... Drama Guild 1 . . . Tennis 2, 1 ... Badminton 3, 2, 1 ... Archery 2, 1 ... National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Glee Club 3 . . . Driver Education . . . Woman ' s Club Representative . . . Candidate for National Merit Scholarship Pet Peeve: foggy days Future Plans: the University of Massachusetts JUDITH ANNE TOWSE JUDY petite . . . reserved . . . flirtatious Activities: Badmi nton 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 3, 1 Secret Ambition: to be a veterinarian Pet Peeve: boys who swear Future Plans: to be a secretary ELEANOR MARY TUMINELLI ELLIE a charming personality . . . shining hair and eyes . . . full of life Activities: Glee Club 2 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Cheerleader 1 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Badminton: 1 . . . Softball 2, 1 ... Tennis 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 Secret Ambition: to travel Pet Peeve: conceited people Future Plans: business college JUDITH ANN UPTON JUDY good-natured ... an Irish colleen . . . well-liked Activities: Tanner News 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 1 ... Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 Secret Ambition: to travel Pet Peeve: conceited boys Future Plans: to be a secretary FRANK VINCENT VALENTE SOOKIE happy-go-lucky . . . those well-shined shoes! . . . terrific sense of humor Activities: Band 3 Secret Ambition: to teach bookkeeping Pet Peeve: people who step on my shoes Future Plans: the Navy 42 Woburn High School MARY ANNE VERRECCHIA ZASU gentle and genial . . . rippling laugh . . . quiet disposition Activities: Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Tennis 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Softball 2 . . . Drama Guild . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 . . . Badminton 1 Secret Ambition: to tour Europe Pet Peeve: homework Future Plans: Burdett Business School MARGARET ELIZABETH WALKER MARGI tall, blonde, terrific . . . one of our best majorettes Activities: Majorette 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Drama Guild 1 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: to be a cheerleader Pet Peeve: marching in the rain Future Plans: school, study, work DEBORAH CHARLES WALL DEBBIE beautiful blonde . . . loves a joke . . . swell friend Activities: Softball 3, 1 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Basketball 2, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 2, 1 ... Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Badminton 2, 1 ... Sopho¬ more Dance Committee . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Tennis 2 . . . Band 1 . . . Candidate for National Merit Scholarship Secret Ambition: to travel Pet Peeve: my middle name Future Plans: college and nursing ROBERT MATTHEW WALSH, JR. BOB curly hair . . . mischievous twinkle in his eye ... a flirt Activities: Baseball 2, 1 ... Key Club 3, 2, 1 ... Cross Country 3 Secret Ambition: to fly a plane Pet Peeve: conceited people Future Plans: to be a pharmacist ROBERT LEO WELLS FOX ' sports fan . . . has a great set shot . . . crewcut Activities: Track 1 . . . Cross Country 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 2 Secret Ambition: to play for the Celtics Pet Peeve: losing races Future Plans: to graduate STANLEY ALVIN WEST, JR. LEE lady-killer . . . strong, masculine type ... a Colgate smile Activities: Football 3 Secret Ambition: to graduate Pet Peeve: a certain teacher Future Plans: the Air Force EDWARD JOSEPH WHITE STRETCH tall . . . friendly . . . easy-going Activities: Driver Education 1 Secret Ambition: to join the Ncvy Pet Peeve: girls Future Plans: electronics ROBERT HARRISON WHITE BOB good for a laugh anytime . . . carefree . . . capable Activities: Key Club 3, 2 . . . Football 3, 2 Pet Peeve: women drivers Future Plans: the Navy 43 The Senior Class of 1957 WILLIAM NORMAN WICKWIRE WICK literally, his head is in the clouds . . . good-looking Activities: Football 1 Secret Ambition: to be the Principal of W. H. S. Pet Peeve: nights I have to stay home Future Plans: the Navy BARBARA ESTELLE WILLETT curly, golden hair . . . studious ... a sweet face Activities: National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Softball 3 . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Badminton 3, 2 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Basket¬ ball 3 ... Pep Club 3 Secret Ambition: to own a horse ranch Pet Peeve: lazy students Future Plans: Salem Teachers ' College EDWARD FRANCIS WILLETT ED any girl ' s dream . . . knockout smile . . . one of our most marvelous boys Activities: Football 2, 1 ... Baseball 1 . . . Track 1 . . . Home¬ room President 2, 1 Secret Ambition: to marry my girl Pet Peeve: insincere girls Future Plans: college JANICE HELEN WOOD JAN quiet disposition . . . cheerful . . . earnest student Activities: Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Archery 1 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: to travel Pet Peeve: books Future Plans: to become a nurse VICTORIA ELIZABETH WOODS VICKI lovely smile . . . bright personality . . . pretty Activities: Yearbook 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Pep Club 3 . . . Sophomore Dance Committee . . . Archery 3, 2 . . . Filed Hockey 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 3 Secret Ambition: to become- mayor Pet Peeve: homework Future Plans: college (Not Pictured) JOSEPH WILLIAM McHUGH full of fun . . . jovial . . . devilish Pet Peeve: 3:10 sessions Future Plans: Navy 44 OFFICERS J. Massaro.Secretary V. Carbone.President Mr. Flaherty.Adviser H. Niemszyk.Vice President E. Zubel....Treasurer THE JUNIOR CLASS The Class of 1958 contributed much to the activities of the school. In the fall they conducted Clean- Up Week in the cafeteria, and at Christmas they decorated the cafe¬ teria. The annual Junior Promen¬ ade held in May was a social and financial success. The Junior girls, led by their Marshal, assisted at the Seniors ' Class Day. 1. Julene Ames, 2. Harold Anderson, 3. Judy Anderson, 4. Elizabeth Angiuoni, 5. Alfred Auten- zio, 6. Alice Bevilacqua, 7. Richard Borgeson, 8. .John Brennan, 9. Pauline Brouzas, 10. Carol Brown, 11. Sara Burdett, 12. Richard Burnes, 13. Robert Burns, 14. Janet Cantrell, 15. Priscilla Caplis, 16. Salvatore Carbone, 17. Vincent Carbone, 1.8. John Carey, 19. Robert Carey. 45 Carol Carlson John Carlson Robert Carroll Samuel Cassidy Patricia Champlin Michael Cierri Judith Clarke Ralph Coccoluto Mary Connors Bernard Corsetti Rita Corsetti George Crawford Mary Crudden Ann Danca Martha Danforth William Dango Kathryn Danizio Richard Davey Jean Davis John Day John DeM onico Carolann DeSalvo Barbara Desmond William Devereaux Paul DeVito Richard Dickey Stephen DiLorenzo Brenda Dinsmore Martha Doherty Norman Doucette James Doughty William Dunk James Dunnigan Patricia Edson Gail Ericson Judith Erwin Robert Erwin William Erwin John Farrell Thomas Farrey Shirley Figucia Robert Flaherty Joseph Flynn Robert Foley Michael Freda Francis Gallo Ann Gangi Judith Garchinsky 46 Maureen Garvey Ronald Gatnik Rosalie Gauvreau Daniel Gentile Esther Girardi John Gonsalves Paul Gosselin Sarah Greene Bradley Haigh Vernon Hall Irving Hamilton Linda Hamilton Nancy Hanlon Judith Hatfield Ronald Hatfield John Hayes Alexander Heimlich Carol Horne Judith Hughes Carole Jacobs David Jensen Fred Johnson Philip Johnson Rolfe Johnson Thomas Johnstone William Jordan Gordon Josephson James Joyce Kathy Kelleher William Kelley Richard Kenney Joan Kenty Lawrence Kirk Olga Kuryatschi Donald LaCasse Marie Lada Philip Landry Janet Langill Robert Lanpher Mary Lawrence Robert Lecesse Myrtle Lenberg Jean MacDonald Patricia MacDonald Lois MacKay Thomas Maguire Joan Maher Marilyn Massa 47 Joan Massaro David Masse Richard McCall Joseph McComiskey Jeanette McCue Sandra McCue Henry McDonough Mary McDonough Francis McFaun Lawrence McGondel Charleen McGowan Marie McHugh James Mclnerny William Mclnerny James McManus Edward Meehan Margaret Merlino John Miggos Carolyn Moore Paul Morrison Sheila Morrow Charles Moyer Lawrence Munroe John Murray John Neergaard William Nickerson Helen Niemszyk Barbara O ' Brien William O ' Brien James O ' Connor Richard O ' Rourke Nicholas Otis Robert Oulton Richard Packard Frances Paiva John Pappas John Parrish James Parsons Frederick Paulsen Joseph..Pellegrino Perry Pratt Linda Preston Camille Puopolo Linda Qualey Carole Ralphs Janet Reebenacker Marilyn Rivers Robert Roche 48 Fredrick Rogers Elaine Sarno Peter Savlen Elaine Scarvalas Michael Scelzi Francis Scire Robert Scullane Carlo Severo Thomas Sheeran Roberta Shirley Mary Shone Francis Siraco Sandra Skarmeas Elsie Spolidoro Charles Sullivan Teresa Tamilio Paul Tanzi Joanne Tauro Joseph Tierno William Tighe R ichard Tracy Sheila Turnbull Dianne Turner Mary Tuzzolo Roger Upton Edward Varnum William Veno Richard Waldron Una Walters Margaret Westberg Robert Wetherbee Maydelle White Carol Whitney Anthony Willett Dorothy Young John Young Ellen Zubel 49 THE SOPHOMORES The Class of 1959 is composed of two hundred and seventy-four stu¬ dents. It is the largest class in the Senior High School. The Sophomores took part in the various school activi¬ ties. The highlight of their social life, the Sophomore Dance held in Janu¬ ary, carried out the theme, Mardi Gras ' OFFICERS P. Kendrick (V. Pres.), P. Carbone (Pres.), Mr. Robert Costello (Advisor), J. Higgins (Treas.), L. Ericson (Sec.) 1. Louise Ackerman, 2. Marion Ackerman, 3. George Adams, 4. David Ahern, 5. Elizabeth Alexander, 6. Denyce Allen, 7. Nancy Allosso, 8. Arthur Altavesta, 9. Marilyn Anderson, 10. Joseph Andriolo, 11. Beryl Anstey, 12. Frank Arena, 13. Mary Austin, 14. Lillian Balestrieri 15. Salvatore Balestrieri, 16. Richard Barch, 17. Joan Barrett, 18. Richard Barry, 19. Maureen Beatty, 20. George Bemis, 21. William Bolster, 22. William Booker, 23. Joseph Bourque, 24. George Bovaird, 25. Joan Bovaird, 26. John Bowman, 27. Judy Brady, 28. Karen Brady, 29. Patricia Brennan, 30. Lawrence Brown, 31. Carol Brownell, 32. Richard Brusseau, 33. Sally Buono, 34. Louise Burt. 50 Richard Bushman Laura Cagnina John Cahill Ronald Cahill Janet Canada Lewis Carbone Peter Carbone Judith Carlson Alice Carney Kevin Cashell Carol Cerone Janice Chamberlain Geraldine Ciampa William Cody James Collins Ruth Conley John Connolly Charlotte Connors Thomas Connors Marie Coogan Peter Corea Carmen Corsetti Jeanette Corsetti Michael Craven Elaine Crescenzi Charles Crutcher Richard Cuozzi Mary Denehy Barbara David Brian Davison Minot DiLorenzo Paul Doherty Philip Doherty John Doucette Kathleen Dover Daniel Downey Albert Duffy Ernie Duncan Robert Duran Richard Durkan Thomas Edgett Salvatore Elia Robert Ellis Linda Ericson Paul Erwin Dolores Farkas Russell Farrell Rose Figucia 51 Beverly Hull Edward Hyldburg Janice Ingersoll William Jacobson Joanne Johnson Wayne Johnson Wiley Fitchett Robert Fitzsimmons Ruth Flavin John Foley Julie Foley Stephen Foster William French John Gaffney Dennis Gallagher John Garden Judith Gonzales William Govostes Judith Graham Malcolm Graham Sheila Graham Joseph Griffen Thomas Halloran Suzanne Hardy Ann Harvey David Haverty Richard Haverty Janice Higgins John Hogue Barbara Hudson Coralie Jordan Edward Kelley Jane Kelley John Kelley Paula Kendrick Charles Kenney Ronald Kenney Virginia Kenney Daniel Kerrigan Marina Kiklis Robert Kingsbury Donald Kula Barbara Ladd Albert LaFreniere June Lambias Jayne Larkin Richard Larson John Lawson 52 Gail LeBlanc Robert Levine Joan Lindquist Sandra Lionstone Nancy Lopez Carol Lucas Doris Lundberg Joan MacConnell Janet MacDonnell Richard MacKay Robert Magee Eleanor Magnuson Leo Maguire Richard Malone Robert Mantini Joseph Marciano Rose Marconi Ralph Marinaccio Joan Masotta Anita Massa John Matthews Robert Mozzarella Anne McCarthy Kevin McCauley Patricia McClellan Linda McCue Brenda McDevitt Robert McDonough Barbara McGlew Martha McGowan Alexandria McGurl Sheila McHugh Daniel McKillop Mary McLaughlin John McNult Walter McPartlin Patricia Messinger Ann Mikalauskas Judith Miller Trudy Miller John Mills Robert Morrison Dennis Murphy James Murray Neil Murray Patricia Neal Barbara Nohelty Kevin Nolan 53 Charlotte Noonan Helen O ' Connor Neil Odams Dennis O ' Donoghue Marcia Oliver Charlotte Olson Anne O ' Neil David O ' Neil George O ' Neil Mary O ' Sullivan Elizabeth Palace Anthony Palino Roger Palmer Robert Pappas Richard Patterson Karen Paulsen Marie Pellegrino Beverly Pento Eric Peterson Sandra Pierce Sylvia Pierce Francine Plunkett George Poole Thomas Porter John Powers Judith Powers Carl Proia Diane Pugliese Rayford Quinn Richard Quinn Catherine Rafter Frank Ralphs David Regan William Reil Richard Reynolds Daniel Riley Jane Riley Joanne Riley Jeanne Robinson Edward Roche Dorothy Russo Donald Rutherford Edward Rybicki Douglas Ryder Daniel Salvati Katherine Salvati Elsie Samuelson Mary Savlin 54 Norma Schenck Marjorie Seminatore William Shaughnessey Robert Shea Elizabeth Sheeran Robert Simpson Robert Smith Donna Smyth Frank Snow Judith Sousa Robert Spencer James Stuart Joseph Sullivan Martha Sullivan Judith Sumner Charles Sweetser Richard Tofuri Barbara Tonks Joyce Tower John Townsend Carol Trocki Gordon Turgiss John Turner Linda Union Joan Wallen Richard Walsh Patricia Wardwell Rena Wheaton Barbara White Charles White Gerald Wiggin Patricia Woodland Roger Woods Sylvia Woodaman Judith Wooldridge Michael Yebba Karen Young Joanne Zbinski Lawrence Zwicker 55 Mary Ellen wants to make sure that Louie and Nancy do justice to her work. She seems to be stressing the down-beat. CLASS SONG As We Leave Mary Ellen Carton We ' ve spent these years together, Through laughter and tears, together, Shared all our fears together, And now we part With thoughtful hearts. We leave Woburn High forever, Our thoughts ne ' er will die forever, Our future now starts But in all of our hearts, We always will be together. 56 Vickie ' s words will be preserved for posterity. CLASS POEM Companionship by Victoria Woods The dear companionship of friends Gives life its wonted zest, No day can dreary be that sends One friend to bless the man who spends His strength without a rest. But extra joyous is that day, And gone too soon, alas, In which he meets upon the way Himself, a stranger, and bids him stay, A friend, who will not pass. 57 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Seven of Woburn High School, being of sound mind and body and possessing, at this time, a reasonably high I. Q., do hereby be¬ queath our worldly goods to the following: Robert Abreu leaves his wavy hair to John Day. Barbara Alexander leaves her shyness to Sara May Burdett. Dolores Altavesta leaves her prize-winning cake recipes to someone with a strong stomach —preferably a cast iron one. Shirley Anderson leaves a year ' s free danc¬ ing lessons to Bob Carey. Janet Andreason leaves her jokes to Charlene McGowan. Cameron Bain leaves for Stoneham. Edward Baldwin and Norman Govostes leave happily. Barbie and Connie Banks leave their height to Jane and Joan Riley. John Baudanza leaves gladly. Joan Bavuso leaves het quiet personality to Judy Erwin. John Beauchamp leaves his red hair to Paul DeVito. Sally Bedley leaves her stylish clothes to Kathy Kelleher. Michael Benullo leaves his speech in the middle. Dean Brown leaves his bow ties to Sheila Turnbull. Anthony Bushman leaves his brilliant mind to some future Einstein. Mary Cain leaves unwillingly. Anne Callahan leaves her long black hair to Judy Anderson. George Callanan leaves his hockey stick to John DeMonico. Gerry Canada leaves his position as Student Manager to Vernon Hall. Jackie Cantrell leaves her seat in book¬ keeping to her sister Janet. John Caros leaves his hot rod to John Neergaard. Mary Ellen Carton leaves her ladylike man¬ ners to Elsie Spolidoro. Joseph Caruso leaves minus a bonnie lassie. William Cashell leaves his driver ' s license to the Woburn Police. Catherine Chaconas leaves her English marks to Dottie Doyle. James Chamberlain is left standing on a ladder in 208 . . . still waiting. Robert Champlin leaves his shooting eye to Joe Marciano. James Clancy leaves his imitations of Elvis to Larry McGondel. Ernie Coakley leaves his nose for news to next year ' s Tanner News Editor. Frank Coccoluto leaves his chemistry ex¬ periments to some mad chemist in the Junior Class. Cynthia Cooke leaves her crown to next year ' s Senior Prom Queen. Frank Corbett leaves his football position to Iggy Morrison. Franny Corsetti leaves Norwich University to Mary Jean Connors. Richard Crocker leaves Miss Burke with no one to fix her flats. Kevin Cullivan leaves a book— How to Slide in Ten Easy Lessons. Barbara Cummings leaves her sweet voice to Peggy Westberg. Ann Damrath leaves her driving lessons to anyone who wants them. Hugh Danehy leaves his black leather jac¬ ket to Charlie Sullivan. Paul Delaney leaves his biology worms in some poor junior ' s lunch. Carole DeLong leaves her working nights at Gorin ' s to Judy Hatfield. Denise d ' Entremont leaves her sparkling eyes to Camille Puopolo. Helen DiMartino leaves her wad of gum to Martha Doherty. John Doherty leaves a shadow. Thomas Doherty leaves the St. Charles girls. Stephen Donahue leaves his smooth line to Bill Mclnerny. James Donohoe leaves his French class with tears. Peter Doughty leaves his cool clothes to Larry Munroe. Gael Eaton leaves her acting ability to Jayne Larkin. Eleanor Ek leaves her letters to Dotty Young. 58 Violet Elia leaves her memories of the Junior Prom. Ann Equatore, Judith Towse, Richard Gra¬ ham, and Edward Fleming leave quietly. Joanne Erwin leaves her out of town boys to Ellen Zubel. Carl Everberg leaves his knowledge to Phil¬ lip Landry. Catherine Falardeau leaves her typewriter to Myrtle Lenberg. William Farynaz leaves his position on the hockey team to Billy Dunk. Evelyn Fawcett leaves her travels to some adventurer. Carlton Fitchett leaves his friendly smile to Jack Hayes. Carolyn Fitchett leaves her tap shoes to some talented junior. Joyce Flaherty leaves her height to Ellen Zubel. Brendan Flynn leaves his homeroom seat and Benjamin Fine to Joan Maher. Harold Foley leaves his budget problems to some student councilor. James Foley leaves his set shot ability to Bob Lecesse. Paul Foley leaves his parking space to Vinny Carbone. Rita Frechette leaves her position on the field hockey team to Judy Hughes. Thomas Fuccione leaves his peg pants to Ronnie Cahill. Antoinette Gangi and Roberta Newman leave the third floor girls ' room to Shelia Morrow. Helen Garrity leaves her weight to Myrtle Lenberg. Thomas Gibson leaves his wavy locks to Fred Rogers. Ronald Gilbert leaves his long hair to Francis Gallo. David Gilgun leaves his gossip to Dorothy Dix. Paul Golden leaves to be a professor. Arthur Gonsalves leaves the Junior High girls without a ride. Fred Goodsell leaves for Colorado. John Gorman leaves his car to Richard Couzzi. Francis Graney leaves his broken egg shells to Mr. Roche. Sandra Hallberg leaves her clowning around to Dotty Doyle. Harold Hamilton leaves his seat on the office bench to Francis X. Scire. Peter Hanson leaves his corn cure to the Business Manager of next year ' s Innitou. David Harvey leaves his books to Bun Lan- pher. Susanna Hayes leaves her short wavy hair to Gail Ericson. Judith Hemsworth leaves a Carey to Joanne Johnson. William Hill leaves his geographical name to Marilyn Rivers. Sheila Hoye leaves her height to Chicki Danca. Sandra Humphrey leaves her basketball uniform to Pat Champlin. Peter lannacchino leaves the longest last name in the class. Donald Johnson leaves his seat in the Spa to Danny Downey. Janice Johnson leaves her pretty blonde hair to Barbara Desmond. Judy Johnson leaves her famous dimples to Judy Sumner. Tony Jordan leaves his sharp chapeau to Fred Paulson. Robert Jordan leaves his artistic ability to Frank Siraco. Edward Joyce leaves his quiet ways to his brother Jimmy. Elizabeth Keating leaves her promptness to Sheila Graham. Richard Kelley leaves the yearbook camera to Robert Carroll. Edward Kenney leaves his position on the Lynn Arena Judges ' Committee to anyone who wants it. Sandra King leaves her nice smile to Carol Whitney. Charles Kirk and Ann Orlando leave to¬ gether. Hazelann Kirk leaves her trailer license. Janice Kirk leaves her chummy personality. Helen Koniares leaves her curly hair and dimples to Helen Niemszyk. 59 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Gerard Langone leaves his intelligence to Alfred Autenzio. Jairus Lawrence leaves his endurance to Eric Peterson. Geraldine Lascelles leaves her quiet ways to Carolyn Moore. Anna Lawson leaves her complexion to Janice Chamberlain. Louis Lemone leaves his musical talent to Rolf Johnson. Charles Lennox leaves, buzzing. Bradley Linscott leaves his flat top to Rich¬ ard Davey. Paul Little and Robert Lundblad leave as quietly as they came. Edward Logue leaves his patience to Doc Flaherty. Patsylee Lombard leaves her dark eyes to Elaine Scarvalas. Donald Lundin leaves his shyness to John Parrish. Carol Lyons leaves for Parris Island. George MacDonald leaves his Charlie Atlas Book of Instruction to Johnny Day. William Maguire leaves very quietly. Pauline Marinaccio leaves her knowledge of hot rods to her brother Ralph. Robert Marshall leaves his football uniform to Bob Spencer. Thomas Martin leaves his Key Club gavel to Vernon Hall. Phyllis Masotta leaves her National Honor Society card to her sister Jo. Karen Mats on leaves her blue eyes to Mary Jo Lawrence. Doris McCue leaves Hazel to next year ' s majorette captain. Janet McDonough leaves Bruce to next year ' s cheerleading captain. Joseph McDonough leaves his gambling debts to Bob Foley. Maureen McDonough leaves Moose to Helen Niemszyk. Joseph McGilvray leaves Johnson ' s living room couch to Jackie Carey. Richard McGurl leaves his place in the graduating class to his sister Alexandria. George McGurn and Lee West leave their cute junior girls. Carol Mearls leaves to find Elvis. Russell Miller leaves his convertible to Tom Orecchio. Robert Morrissey leaves all the girls in a whirl. Sally Mullen leaves with a smile. David Munroe leaves his teasing to Henry McDonough. Janet Murphy leaves her seat in the Spa to Maureen Garvey. Elaine Norton leaves her glockenspiel and rainy football games to Rita Corsetti. Judy Nutile leaves her quiet ways to Jean MacDonald. Dorothy O ' Brien leaves with a laugh. Hugh O ' Brien leaves his cards to Johnny DeMonico. Jay O ' Brien leaves his sense of humor to Irving Hamilton. Jolyn O ' Connor leaves her artistic ability to Rosalie Gavreau. Dennis O ' Donnell leaves his cross country shoes to Okie O ' Connor. Kathleen O ' Donnell leaves her neatness to Martha McGowan. Audrey Olmsted leaves her Happy Hamp¬ ton memories to Kathy Kelleher and Martha Doherty. Joseph Palino leaves with a cry of joy. John Paris leaves his bashfulness to Rich¬ ard McCall. Donna Parker leaves the junior boys to Jo Masotta. Mary Ann Pepe leaves her dark curls to Joanne Massaro. Hope Peterson leaves her gift of gab to Martha Danforth. William Pickett leaves his used flash bulbs to Charlene McGowan. Esther Pina leaves her petitions to some dissatisfied junior. Irene Pina leaves her seat on the North Woburn bus to Ann O ' Neil. Brenda Plunkett leaves her books to her sister Francine. William Puopolo leaves wearily. Susan Qualey leaves her demure personali¬ ty to Judy Clark. 60 Frank Quinn leaves a beaker of water to Mr. Cohen. Richard Quinno leaves his joke book to Bobby Oulton. Donald Ray leaves his track baton to Gus Borgeson. Nancy Robb leaves her pretty hair styles to Martha Doherty. Nancy Robinson leaves her left guard posi¬ tion on the basketball team to Pat Brennan. Raymond Rolli leaves all the junior girls to Sal Carbone. Helen Roper leaves in a green Ford. Theron Rose leaves Speech Arts to Fred Johnson. Robert Rowe leaves his little black book to Mike Freda. Fred Russo leaves his hair styles to Ronnie Hatfield. Richard Russo leaves his smooth dancing style to Bill Mclnerny. Janice Ryder leaves with Billy. Walter Salvi leaves his homeroom seat to Donnie LaCasse. Edwin Samuelson leaves his traffic post to some lucky junior to watch all the girls go by. Daniel Savoia leaves his hot Ford in the yard. Joseph Savoia leaves his carbonic acid to Vernon Hall. Eleanor Scire leaves—too shy to say good¬ bye. Edwin Seagren leaves Spider Mac with regrets. John See leaves to see the world. Josephine Seminatore leaves her school spirit to Mary McDonough. Eugene Shone leaves his 3:10 slips to Henry McDonough. Thomas Simonds leaves his seat in Mr. Connolly ' s room to Steve DiLorenzo. John Philip Sousa leaves his famous name to Dick Tracey. Hubert Spicer leaves to become assistant manager of J. J. Newbury ' s. William Spolidoro leaves the Captaincy of the football team to Bob Carey. Charles Sproviero leaves his singing ability to Henry McDonough. Annette Sumner leaves her hockey stick to Kathy Danizio. Paul Sweeney leaves his loquacity to Tom Farrey. DorothySweetser leaves her math ability to Bradley Haigh. Eleanor Tuminelli leaves her cheering uni¬ form to hopeful juniors. Judy Upton leaves her sense of humor to Pat MacDonald. Frank Valente leaves a trail of broken hearts. Mary Anne Verrecchia leaves her name plate to Olga Kuryatschi. Margaret Walker leaves her baton to Judy Hatfield. Deborah Wall leaves her long blonde hair to Linda Preston. Robert Walsh leaves his Saturday nights to Karen Paulsen. Robert Wells leaves a basketball to Bob McGee. Edward White leaves his mother. Robert White leaves his progress cards to the office. William Wickwire leaves on time for a change. Barbara Willett leaves her curls to Dianne Turner. Edward Willett leaves his Ipana smile to Bucky Beaver. Janice Wood leaves her red hair to Karen Brady. Victoria Woods leaves her size 6 shoes to Joanne Massaro. Joseph McHugh leaves happily. 61 Woburn High has made great 1 strides in increasing the scope of its activities. The fol¬ lowing pages are proof that the students are appreciative of its efforts. a year of participation . . . ACTIVITIES 62 1st Row —M. Tuzzolo, C. Falardeau, E. Tuminelli, H. Foley (Treas.), M. Cain (Pres.), Mr. O ' Donnell (Adviser), C. Everberg (Vice-Pres.), J. McDonough (Sec.) M. Carton, V. Elia, S. Morrow; 2nd Row —S. Anderson, B. Desmond, C. Cooke, J. Seminatore, A. Carney, P. Lombard, S. Bedley, M. McDonough, D. McCue, J. Johnson; 3rd Row —C. Chaconas, K. Brady, S. Graham, E. Scarvales, F. Corsetti, J. McGilvray, J. Massaro, P. Kendrick, M. Lenberg, K. Mat- son, J. Johnson; 4th Row —H. Niemszyk, P. Brennan, W. French, B. Flynn, C. Severo, P. Foley, G. Langone, C. Young, J. Larkin, J. Andreason. STUDENT COUNC Janet ' s idea meets with Mary ' s approval but Carl and Harold seem hesitant. Representatives from each homeroom and organization are elected each year by the pupils to be members of the Student Council. Through these representatives all students have a voice in school affairs. With the help of Mr. O ' Donnell, our faculty adviser, the council sponsored many assemblies and social affairs, financed by dues of the student body. The biggest fi¬ nancial and social event was the Booster Dance held in November. 64 Elaine, Paul, Bobby, and Brendan are delighted to answer questions on scholarship. To obtain membership in the National Honor Society a student must maintain a B average and possess qualities of high character and leadership. The great in¬ crease in membership shows clearly the students ' growth of interest in scholarship, one of the main purposes of this group. The Woburn Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools is cap¬ ably supervised by Mr. Connolly, Miss Soles, Mr. Horrigan, and Mr. Ring. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row—V. Elia, M. Carton, Mr. Horrigan (Adviser), Miss Soles (Adviser), B. Flynn (Treas.), R. Champlin (Pres.), P. Foley (V. Pres.), E. Norton (Sec.), Mr. Connolly (Adviser), G. Ericson, C. Lyons, M. Cain; 2nd Row—B. Desmond, S. Anderson, J. Massaro, C. Cooke, D. Sweetser, D. Wall, C. Puopolo, A. Sumner, B. Cummings, P. Lom¬ bard, C. Falardeau, J. Hughes; 3rd Row—J. Clarke, C. Chaconas, F. Corsetti, E. Scarvales, C. Horn, R. Erwin, J. Mc¬ Donald, H. Niemszyk, K. Matson, V. Woods, C. Brown; 4th Row—S. Mclnerney, R. Cocculuto, P. Sweeney, J. Foley, E. Samuelson, R. Borgeson, B. Haigh, P. Hanson, P. Tanzi. iMHH C. Falardeau, D. Sweetser, W. Spolidoro, F. Corsetti, C. Everberg, M. Carton, M. Cain, S. Anderson (front). STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES To Rotary and Woman ' s Club Carl explains the advantages of Rotary while the girls wait their turn to praise the Woman ' s Club. To be invited into the world of adults is the cherished dream of every teen-ager. Each year on recommendation of the faculty and the principal, two boys from the Junior Class are selected to attend the weekly meetings of the Rotary Club during the Student ' s Senior Year. For a number of years also, Woburn High School has been represented at the weekly meetings of the Woburn Woman ' s Club by a group of girls chosen from among the honor students. It has been their privilege to act as a liaison between the youth of the school and the adults of their city. 66 1st Row—M. Benullo, V. Hall, J. Caros, T. Martin (Pres.), Mr. Curran (Adviser), W. Pickett (V-Pres.), E. Coakley (Treas.), R. Walsh (Sec.), D. Gilgun, D. Kula; 2nd Row—F. Arena, P. Pratt, R. Jordan, R. Cocculuto, P. lannachino, R. Patterson, R. Scullane, K. McCauley, R. Barch. 3rd Row—W. French, G. Langone, C. Linscott, R. Woods, P. Little, B. Flynn, A. Autenzio, R. Shea. KEY CLUB For the past few years the local Kiwanis Club has sponsored a youth group at our school known as the Key Club. Under the guidance of Mr. Joseph Curran this year ' s group held its evening meetings at the public library. Boys from the three classes are encouraged to join this group who lend their assistance at all school activities. One of their outstanding deeds this year was the help given to the Sen¬ iors on their city-wide canvas for yearbook patrons. The boys exchange ideas be¬ fore the meeting begins. 67 1st Row—Mr Flaherty (Adviser), W. Pickett, H. DiMartino, E. Coakley (Editor), Mr. Connolly (Adviser), G. Eaton (Assist. Ed.), P. Foley (Bus. Ma n.), R. Barch, Mr. Walsh (Adviser); 2nd Row—S. Morrow, U. Walters C Whitney, M. Tuzzolo, J. Hughes, M. Connors, E. Spolidoro, P. McClellan; 3rd Row C. Delong, E..Scarvales, M. McLaughlin, P. Brennan, K. Young, J. McDonald, J. Cantrell, N. Robinson. TANNER NEWS Nancy has excellent kibitzers in William, Ernie and Paul. The Tanner News, our prize-winning newspaper, was published four times dur¬ ing the school year and was distributed to the students before vacations. With Ernest Coakley as Editor-in-Chief, the newspaper gave full coverage to the ac¬ tivities and features concerning our school life. The three classes were repre¬ sented on the staff. Miss Brady, Mr. Flaherty, and Mr. Walsh assisted our faculty adviser, Mr. Connolly. Ernest explains the correc¬ tions to his assistants, but Carol seems to be the only one wor¬ ried. 68 Bernard enlivens many gatherings with his accordion while Richard en¬ tertains with his sax. ORCHESTRA This school year found the members of the orchestra upholding their record of the past by contributing to many of our social affairs. In keeping with an old tradition, they furnish¬ ed the background music for the seniors ' an¬ nual Class Play, .Class Day, and Graduation ceremonies. They also performed at many school assemblies. Mr. Kimball deserves much credit for their excellent performances. 1st Row—F. Corsetti, C. Everberg, E. Norton, Mr. Kimball, J. Young, L. Lemone, N. Robb; 2nd Row—D. Mur¬ phy, R. Corsetti, C. Corsetti, R. Flaherty, S. Woodaman, R. Larson; 3rd Row—R. Johnson, B. Corsetti, R. Packard, M. Cierri. 1st Row —E. Pina, D. Parker, C, Fitchett, H. Roper, K. O ' Donnell, R. Newman, S. Mullen, M. Verrecchia, Mr. Kimball, J. Lascelles, B. Willett, I. Pina, C. Lyons, E. Scire, I J. Towse, D. Altavesta, 2nd Row —B. Cummings, D. McCue, .S. Anderson, P. Masotta, A. Callahan, H. Kirk, S. Hayes, J. Woods, B. Alexander, J. Kirk, A. Dcmrath, M. Pepe, S. King, J. Cantrell, C DeLong; 3rd Row —P. Mearls, A. Sumner, J. Erwin, D. d ' Entremont, J Bavuso, A. Gangi, J. O ' Conner, M. Stander, E. Keating, S. Humphrey, M. McDonough, P. Lombard, A. Orlando; 4th Row —J. Johnson, S. Bedley, K. Matson, M. Walker, G. Eaton, B. Banks, S. Hoye, C. Banks, A. Lawson, J. McDonough, J. Upton, D. O ' Brien, S. Hallberg, J. Nutile. CLUB 1st Row— B. Hull, F. Plunkett, B. Hudson, J. Higgins (Treas.), M. Danehy (Sec.), Mr. Ratchford (Adviser), P. Brennan (V. Pres!), J. Chamberlain (Pres.), D. Lundberg, J. MacDonnell, B. McGlew; 2nd Row —M. Greene, C. Rafter, K. Paulsen, S. Hardy, E. Magnuson, D. Russo, J. Robinson, K. Brady, J. Johnson; 3rd Row —V. Kenney, M. Kiklis, A. O ' Neil, P. Neal, C. Jacobs, M. Sullivan, J. MacConnell, D. Pugliese; 4th Row —D. Allen, S. Graham, P. Messinger, A. Mikalauskas, R. Flavin, J. Graham, E. Crescenzi, M. McGowan, J. Corsetti; 5th Row —J. Barrett, A. McCarthy, E. Palace, H. O ' Connor, M. McGlew, A. Harvey, A. Mc’Gurl, R. Wheaton, J. Wallen; 6th Row —B. O ' Brien, J. Ames, S. Burdett, B. Tonks, J. Wooldridge, J. Lambias, J. Ingersoll; 7th Row —M. O ' Sullivan, M. Lada, C. Brown, K. Danizio. PEP CLUB GIRLS GLEE TRAFFIC SQUAD 1st Row —J. Foley, E. Coakley, P. Foley, Mr. Roche (Adviser), C. Linscott, P. Hanson, T. Martin, W. Pickett; 2nd Row —F. Quinn, J. McGilvray, R. Champlin, P. Sweeney, E. Samuelson, B. Flynn. DEBATING 1st Row- —P. McClellan, K. Young, R. Roche, Mr. Costello (Adviser), J. Hughes, K. Paulsen; 2nd Row —R. Carroll, D. Riley, M. Graham, P. Tanzi. 1st Row —V. Woods, H. DiMartino, C. Chaconas, M. Walker, J. Hemsworth, S. Hoye, Miss Soles (Adviser), P. Brennan, J. Mc¬ Donough, S. Bedley, J. Upton, K. Matson, N. Robb; 2nd Row —S. Burdett, M. Cain, H. Koniares, M. Westberg, G. Lascelles, C. DeLong, M. Verrecchia, B. Willett, M. Carton, A. Olmsted, C. Lyons, J. Flaherty; 3rd Row —C. Falardeau, P. Masotta, J. Hughes, S. Morrow, A. Orlando, D. Wall, J. Anderson, D. d ' Entremont, D. Sweetser, M. McDonough, E. Tuminelli; 4th Row —P. Lombard, A. Sumner, S. Hmphrey, I. Pina, M. Oliver, O. Kuryatschi, N. Robinson, K. Kelleher, C. Cooke, K. Paulsen, J. Seminatore, R. Shirley. JUNIOR RED CROSS This year the Junior Red Cross has brought joy and happiness to many chil¬ dren in hospitals with dolls dressed by the members of this group. Most of the outfits were hand made by the girls. They also have made birthday boxes for Feb¬ ruary, party boxes for April, and tray favors for June which were sent to near¬ by Veterans ' Hospitals. The able direc¬ tor behind this organization is Miss Soles. The girls display some of their handiwork for Christmas gifts. 72 1st Row —M. McDonough, D. Altavesta, M. Walker, J. McDonough, S. Bedley (Pres.), Mr. Kimball (Adviser), Mr. Golden (Adviser), D. McCue, V. Elia, C. McGowan, A. Olmsted, M. Lada; 2nd Row— S. Burdett, C. DeLong, M. Pepe, E. Crescenzi, J. Johnson, A. Damrath, P. Lombard, P. Neal, K. Danizio, R. Shirley, S. Humphrey, J. Chamberlain, M Danahey, A. Sumner, R. Flavin, M. Verrecchia, E. Tuminelli; 3rd Row —P. McClellan, C. Falardeau, N. Hanlon, C. Chaconas, C. Jacobs, S. Buono, K. Matson, J. Graham, V. Kenney, A. Lawson, J. Corsetti, M. Lawrence, J. Seminatore, A. Orlando, G. Ericson, C. Cooke; 4th Row —G. Eaton, P. Brennan, S. Hoye, E. Young, R. Burns, R. Borgeson, R. Packard, E. Logue, F. Paulsen, L. Preston, J. Larkin, M. Danforth. DRIVER EDUCATION 1st Row —V. Elia, A. Olmsted, M. Cain, H. Roper, K. O ' Donnell, D. Altavesta, M. Verrechia, B. Willett, E. Norton, Mr. Roche (Adviser), E. Tuminelli, B. Cummings, P. Masotta, C. Lyons, E. Pina, M. Carton, H. Koniares, J. Flaherty; 2nd Row- —J. Seminatore, J. Woods, C. DeLong, D. Sweetser, M. Pepe, D. Wall, A. Damrath, A. Sumner, S. Humphrey, J. Johnson, M. McDonough, N. Robinson, D. Parker, A. Callahan, G. Lascelles, D. McCue, J. Johnson, J. Kirk, J. Nutile, A. Orlando; 3rd Row —C. Cooke, A. Gangi, D. O ' Brien, M. Stander, B. Plunkett, J. McDonough, G. Eaton, F. Corsetti, H. DiMartino, C. Banks, S. Hoye, B. Banks, J. Andreason, A. Lawson. N. Robb, K. Matson, J. O ' Conner, J. Hemsworth, S. Bedley, C. Chaconas, J. Cantrell; 4th Row —R. Rowe, W. Pickett, F. Quinn, T. Martin, R. Kelly, R. Champlin, E. Samuelson, E. White, J. Foley, E. Baldwin, R. Abreu, E. Logue, M. Benullo, F. Corbett, P. Foley, E. Coakley, B. Flynn, E. Joyce, B. Linscott, R. Walsh, K. Cullivan. DRAMA GUILD 73 Vicki and Debbie check files against Helen ' s list. Kay must be a rapid typist if she can keep six girls busy proofing her copy. Since our student body has been keenly interested in the yearbook, the staff has made this edition more inclusive. Under the guid¬ ance of Miss Margaret Burke assisted by Miss Catherine Burke and Miss Doris Lynch, it has proved a full-time job, but it has also been a never-to-be-forgotten experience. Stretching the dollar, planning lay-outs, scheduling re-takes, checking and rechecking copy, burning the midnight oil to meet dead¬ lines, and all the other horrible nightmares faded into the past as we distributed The 1957 Innitou to the seniors without cost at the June banquet sponsored by the staff. 74 Efforts of hard-working staff culminate in the 1957 INNITOU Kneeling —W. Pickett, R. Kelley; 1st Row —H. Koniares, P. Hanson, Miss C. Burke, M. Carton (Editor), Miss M. Burke (Adviser), E. Norton (Assist. Ed.), Miss D. Lynch, J. Johnson, D. Wall; 2nd Row —R. Carroll (Jr. Rep.), A. Olmsted, C. Falardeau, C. Chaconas, G. Langone, V. Woods, B. Flynn, K. Matson, N. Robb, C. McGowan (Jr. Rep.) Elaine looks for ideas in other yearbooks. Peter, Judy, and Jerry seem satisfied with the report on tne funds that have been raised for publishing their book. It ' s quite a task for Billy, Charleen and Dickie to decide which pictures will serve their purposes best. 75 A year of competition . . . SPORTS 76 CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team has enjoyed one of its best seasons this year. Due to the leader¬ ship of Captain Dennis O ' Donnell and the ex¬ pert coaching of Mr. McGovern, the team earned many titles and won all their meets. The varsity won the Puritan Divisional Championship, came in third in Class C, and placed fifth in the eighteen team Middlesex League. The Junior Varsity won the Puritan Championship also, and it placed second in the Middlesex League. Our cross country Oakie as captain-elect, flanked by Donnie and Dickie, and Dennie as captain, flanked by Bobbie and Jerry, take time out to pose. season develops 1st Row —R. Champlin, R. Kelley, J. Lawrence, D. O ' Donnell (Capt.), J. O ' Connor, D. Ray, F. Goodsell, P. Delaney; 2nd Row— Mr. McGovern (Coach), J. Murray, R. Shea, R. Farrell, E. Peterson, R. Pappas, T. Edgett, R. Carroll; 3rd Row —W. Devereaux, R. Borgeson, J. Sullivan, R. Wells. SHiU s m ; ifcf V- ■ , Time out. Rainy day practice session. spirit and morale Think he ' ll make it? Our champs THE SEASON ' S RECORD Woburn 17 Woburn 15 Woburn 22 Woburn 20 Woburn 15 Everett 65 Concord 70 Lexington 36 Needham 35 Wellsley 73 1st Row —R. Kelley, E. Willett, R. Marshall, J. Lawrence (co-captain), D. Ray (co-captain), E. Seagren, F. Good- sell, P. Foley; 2nd Row —Mr. McGovern (Coach), J. Townsend, J. Murray, R. Shea, R. Farrell, E. Peterson, R. Pappas, T. Edgett, J. O ' Connor, R. Carroll (Manager); 3rd Row —R. R. Wells, D. O ' Donnell. Off to a quick start Hurry, Boys! Champlin, R. Borgeson, E. Shone, R. Lacesse, R. Russo, TRACK This year our fine track team will enjoy a full schedule under the management of Coach John McGovern and Captain Don¬ ald Ray. The events which make up a track meet are the 100, 220, 440, and 880 yard dashes, the mile, broad and high jumps, the shot put, and the relay. Our track team is a member of the North¬ eastern Conference. SCHEDULE April 30—Swampscott May 3—Amesbury May 7—Danvers May 10—Winthrop May 1 1—State Relays at Belmont May 13—Reading May 17—Marblehead May 21—Winchester May 24—Melrose May 25—State Meet May 28—Stoneham May 31—St. Johns 80 Joe can ' t miss. Ex-Little Leaguers Joe and George be¬ come high school stars. BASEBALL As this book goes to press, Coach Mc¬ Donough is warming up his baseball nine with high hopes of a winning team. If enthusi¬ asm and stamina are a sign of victory, then Woburn High will produce champs. With many of last year ' s veterans return¬ ing and the fine showing of new candidates, the students should be starry-eyed over the successes of what looks like the best team in recent years. 1st Row —J. Doherty, J. Caruso, P. Golden, R. O ' Rourke, J. McGilvray, S. Carbone, W. Devereaux, R. Walsh; 2nd Row —Mr. McDonough (Coach), E. Logue, R. Kenney, P. Sweeney, J. McDonough, E. Meehan. 81 1st Row —R. Champlin, P. Hanson, F. Coccoluto, J. Foley (Captain), P. Delaney, A. Jordan, R. Wells, P. Sween¬ ey; 2nd Row —Mr. Flaherty (Coach), R. Kelley (Manager) J. Marciano, R. Erwin, J. Sullivan, J. McManus, T. Sheer- an, R. Cahill, N. Odams, P. Doherty, D. O ' Donnell (Manager); 3rd Row —R. Spencer, R. McGinty, R. Woods, R. Lecesse, R. Borgeson, J. Parish, W. Devereaux, J. Gaffney, W. Shaughnessy. . . . and the score goes up another notch! BOYS ' BASKETBALL basketball I earn s encounters despite the fact that Captain Jimmy Foley was seri¬ ously injured at mid-season. Bobby Champlin with his dribbling set quite a record, while Paul Delaney ' s passing was one for the books. Frank Coccoluto, playing a fine defensive game, pleased Coach Flaherty to no end. This was our first basketball team to play in the Bos¬ ton Garden and our third to qualify for the Tech Tourney. Watch out, Jimmy! Come on, Champ; put it through. FrirJn | R °a 7 M ' Cor T°!T A ' - Ga g k E - S P° lidor °- A - Mikalauskas, A. McGurl, M. McDonough N Hanlon V Kennev L O ' N P 7 ' P N.ni F n F K ' D P nlzl P ' 5- Desm P? d ' , D - Farkas ' J - Davis ; 2nd Row— M. Danca, J. Robnson, R FIa ' vin J Ri7ly ' A rrnhnL P p N R ' ' Sc ° rv ° ' as - A Higgins, M Lawrence, K. Keleher, P. Kendrick, P. Champlin K Brady A Semina tore J E SamueLn 8 ' Moole ° M DanfoA ' “mT ' J ' u ile £ Dane , h y. S - Buono; 3rd Row—M. Cain, E. Tuminelli, N. Robinson, ' irnntnini m ai ' Danforth J. McDonough, G. Eaton, L, Preston, M. Walker, Miss Higgins (Coach) S Hove D. Wall, C. Cooke ° McDonald 6 , S. Hardy?S aham. ' K ' MatS ° n ' Hemsworth ' J ' Seminatore, J. Johnson, A. Sumner, The girls ' team played a full schedule of nine games, winning eight and losing one. Their success was due to Miss Hig¬ gins coaching and to Sheila Hoye ' s lead¬ ership. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Get that ball, Sandy! Dec. 20 Billerica 39 — Woburn 40 Jan. 9 St. Clements 37 — Woburn 42 1 1 Concord 51 — Woburn 28 15 Revere 23 — Woburn 44 21 Winthrop 29 — Woburn 54 29 Wakefield 29 — Woburn 39 Feb. 5 Melrose 32 — Woburn 35 12 Saugus 26 — Woburn 35 15 Reading 34 — Woburn 35 Our victorious team shows off its new uniforms. 83 1st Row —(down) W. Dunk, F. Johnson, R. Carey, R. Hayes, R. Walsh, W. Farynaz, J. Day; 2nd Row —(up) G. Callanan, P. Johnson, C. Moyer, A. Altavesta, (Manager), W. Jacobson, Mr. Connolly (Coach); 3rd Row —(down) W. Booker (Manager), P. Golden (Manager), R. Davidson, D. Gentile, J. DeMonico; 4th Row —(up) R. Marinaccio, F. Rog¬ ers, J. Powers, C. Severo, R. Voters, R. O ' Rourke, H. McDonough. HOCKEY This year ' s quintet, under the leadership of Coach Robert Connolly and Captain Joseph McGilvray, climaxed an excellent season by qualifying for the North Shore Playoffs. As a member of the Northeastern Division and the Northeastern Conference, they rolled up a record of seven wins, two losses, and five ties. The enthusiastic followers that attended each game at the Lynn Arena witnessed many excellent games. Captain McGilvray led us through a fine season . 84 K. Paulsen, J. Sumner, K. Danizio, M. Seminatore, D. Doyle, C. Cooke, J. Johnson, R. Frechette, S. Humphrey, A. Sumner (Captain), Miss Downey (Coach), M. Cain, K. Matson, P. Lombard, J. Seminatore, J. Ciampa, B. Greene, J. Hughes, S. Burdett, J. Masotta. GIRLS ' FIELD HOCKEY A serious practice session. This year ' s girls ' field hockey team has the distinction of being the first team to win a game in five years. The team showed great spirit and enthusiasm throughout the season. Annette Sumner, as captain, led the girls to their victory over Billerica. The team was coached by Miss Downey. Watch out, Billerica! 85 1st Row —J. Caros, T. Fuccione, F. Corbett, J. Donahue, J. McGilvray, W. Spolidoro (Capt.), R. Lampher, S. Donahue, T. Gibson, P. lannachino, T. Martin, C. Kirk; 2nd Row —G. Canada (Manager), R. LeCesse, J. Parish, R. Gatnik, R. Burns, S. Carbone, R. Carey, H. Anderson,. W. Mclnerny, A. McCue, P. Morrison, P. Gosselin, Mr. Corleto (Assistant Coach); 3rd Row —Mr. Dorrington (Coach), R. Spencer, W. Shaughnessy, N. Odams, P. Carbone, R. McGee, D. Ahern, J. McNult, W. Barch, R. Tofuri, R. Foster (Manager), V. Hall (Manager). FOOTBALL Great spirit and sportsmanship were shown by this year ' s football team. The team was skillfully led by Captain Bill Spolidoro and Coaches Paul Dorrington and Walter White. Outstanding plays were com¬ pleted by Joe McGilvray and Bob Lampher. The highlight of the season was the an¬ nual Thanksgiving game with Winchester. Although our boys outplayed the Winchest¬ er team, the Sachems managed to beat us by one point. 86 1st Row —M. Carton, D. Wall, H. Koniares, D. McCue, Mr. Kimball (Director), E. Giradi, J. Massaro, M. Connors; 2nd Row— J. Hatfield, R. Hoff, W. Martin, J. Chalmers, M. Schenck, D. Neal, D. Murphy, R. Danehy, P. Cox, D. Altavesta; 3rd Row —S. Bed- ly, J. Rosander, P. Chiochuli, T. McDonough, S. Woodaman, C. Ring, G. Tait, F. Corsetti, R. Corsetti, E. Norton, S. Anderson; 4th Row -—A. Lawson, R. Howard, D. Nolan, M. Hassett, R. Corsetti, C. Corsetti, D. Friel, C. Sweetser, A. Hoff, W. Clement, M. Walker; 5th Row— G. MacDonald, D. Gricus, R. Boyd, G. Walsh, H. Sawyer, G. Scott, L. Shaw, C. Smith, W. Nieman, R. Packard; 6th Row —K. Mercier, J. Friel, G. Preston, N. Wheaton, R. Morrison, R. Johnson, W. French, B. Corsetti, B. Gricus, R. Larson; 7th Row —M. Cierri, F. Paulsen, M. Graham, W. Cody, J. Woodman, E. Olton, R. Larson, R. Burn.es, C. Everberg, W. Dunk. The Band, directed by Mr. Kimball, has done much to enliven school spirit. New formations and music added greatly to the interest of spectators at the football games. Its performances at school assemblies, pa¬ rades, concerts, and many other activities were also excellent. It is composed of students from Junior and Senior High and is an organization of which the school may be justly proud. BAND Getting ready for the half. Practice makes perfect. 87 M. Walker, S. Anderson, D. Altavesta, D. McCue (Captain), J. Hatfield, S. Bedley, A. Lawson. DRUM MAJORETTES captain of the twirlers This year the Drum Majorettes added much color and spirit to the football games. Under the capable instruction of Doris Me Cue, the girls gave many wonderful performances. They worked very hard and displayed a great deal of talent at every game. The two acro¬ bats, Margie and Anna, added much to the final game of the season. Waiting patiently 88 Quite a leg show! CHEERLEADERS Janet cheers the boys to victory This year ' s cheerleaders were rated tops by those who observed them in action at all school sports. The group, selected annually by teachers and coaches from other schools, was under the direction of Miss Downey. Front —E. Tuminelli, V. Elia, E. Zubel, J. McDonough (captain), E. Spolidoro, J. Johnson, M. Cain; Back —C. Falardeau, J. Seminatore, C. Cooke, M. McDonough. 1st Row—D. Wall, H. Roper, K. O ' Donnell, L. Preston, J. Johnson, M. Carton, V. Elia, D. Sweetser; 2nd Row—A. Sumner, S. Humhprey, C. Cooke, D. McCue, M. Cain, Miss Downey (Coach), G. Lascelles, B. Willett, H. Koniares, N. Robinson, A. Olmsted. BADMINTON TENNIS 1st Row—M. Lawrence, M. Danforth, L. Preston, C. Moore, N. Hanlon; 2nd Row—D. Farkas, R. Flavin, J. Graham, P. Bren¬ nan, E. Magnuson, Miss Higgins (Coach), S. Hardy, K. Brady, P. Messinger, A. Mikalauskas. Future Mo Connollys? This is only practice — we hope J. Johnson, K. Matson, F. Corsetti, M. Carton, Miss Higgins (Coach), L. Preston, M. Walker, J. Hemsworth, C. Cooke ARCHERY Which way is Sherwood Forest? GOLF D. Gilgun, J. Flaherty, E. Hamilton, J. Johnson, Mr. Flaherty (Coach), M. Cain, W. Pickett, H. Garrity, R. Kelley. As the years roll by and youth fades away, we ' ll always cherish the memories of the lighter side of school life — dances, parties, plays. A year of memories . . FEATURES 92 The end of a wonderful evening JUNIOR PROMENADE A Mardi Gras theme in pastel colors set the mood for the Junior Prom on May 4, 1956. This was the outstanding event of our junior year and proved to be one of the most enjoy¬ able. The capable committee of Shirley, Bren¬ dan, Paul, and Elaine lived up to the expec¬ tations of their classmates and faculty ad¬ visers. Jack Hennessey ' s orchestra played throughout the evening. Our officers talk events of the evening Queen Kay, with her attendants, Doris and Janet, make up the royal court. The pause that refreshes {|hk| | vVHI If t 4 over the Our hostesses preside evening. No wallflowers here MAY Our hard-working committee relaxes during the even ing ' s festivities. Our beautiful Queen iy. and her escort, 1 . r i U ■ ' rk mm 1 | X ■ ,% k 3 Some of the cute juniors who ushered in the departing seniors. Why so serious? CLASS Janet, the pretty Class Marshal Some pretty models The Junior Girls Add Where are your smiles? One of Joe ' s serious moments Color To This Occasion DAY The Class Day Marshal for 1956 was Janet Andreason. She was capably assisted by the girls from the class of 1957. ' This group of pretty girls added much color to this occasion. Aren ' t they pretty? A step ahead Senior Soiree Beginning of a perfect evening Queen for a night Introductions are in order Her majesty and her pretty attendants Judy and Joe are all set for a big night December 14, 1956 The committee looks pleased with the results. memorable social event This evening will be a pleasant memory throughout the years. The untiring efforts of the committee helped to make this evening an outstanding one. The committee, Doris, Shirley, Jimmy, and Dave, worked long and hard to make the dance the success that it was. The theme of this memorable dance was a French Evening Party. The ushers look as if they are enjoying themselves. THE RED HOUSE MYSTERY The Senior Class Play is one of the most outstanding events of the year. The cast was chosen after a series of tryouts by a committee of teachers. This year ' s cast presented a mystery in three acts. Under the direction of Mr. Edson Kim¬ ball, the cast, stage hands and mistress of properties spent many hours rehears¬ ing to make this play a top production. SVy eS ef ' 0 SP e e oO° r Nicest Smiles Judith Johnson Edward Willett Most- Versatile Elaine Norton Carl Everberg Best Dancers Shirley Anderson Richard Russo 102 Class Clowns Sandra Hallberg Richard Quinno Cutest Robert Morrissey Cynthia Cooke Best Dressed Frances Corsetti Thomas-Martin Most Likely to Succeed Peter Hanson Mary Ellen Carton 8, 93esf ft- Frank rts Valente Mar y Coin e 103 - v , • ■� , • FOND MEMORIES We may have said that school was a grind, but was it? Re¬ member the excitement of our dances, the fun of gossiping in the corridors, and the couples that had one more word to say before class? Remember the long hours of practice before the games and play rehearsal before opening night? Remember our Commencement Week? Was this ever called a grind? 105 Realizing the many financial demands that are made upon the merchants and the citizens of Woburn, we appreciate fully the sacrifices which they have made on our behalf. 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O ' Donnell Mrs. Thomas O ' Hara Thomas F. O ' Leary Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Olmsted Mr. and Mrs. George Olsen Ruth Olsen Mrs. T. O ' Melia Mrs. Charles L. O ' Neil Mrs. John O ' Neil John H. O ' Neill Peter O ' Neill Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Onesti Mr. Joseph Orlando Mr. Joseph Orlando Mrs. Joseph Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. O ' Rourke Richard O ' Rourke Charles F. Orton Alice Osgood, Lexington Mr. Jeremiah S. O ' Sullivan Mr. Pasquale Ottariano Mrs. Polly Ottariano Dean E. Oulton Mrs. Earle Oulton Mrs. Alfred Overton Lillian Pacheco Mr. Richard Packard Betty Palace Mr. John Paladino Mrs. Joseph Palino Mrs. Ella Palmasano Mr. Francis Pandolph Rose Pandolph Mr. and Mrs. William Pandolph Dino Pantanella Miss Irene Papasthathis Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Pappas Mrs. Susan Paris Mr. Earl W. Parker, Winchester Mrs. Lloyd Parker Mrs. Marian Parker Mrs. E. N. Parsons Mrs. Albina Pasquale, Revere Mr. Henry Pattelena Jeanne Pattelena John Pattelena Mrs. Doris Patterson Evelyn Patterson Mrs. Harriett Patterson Mrs. Mary E. Patterson Mrs. Sarah Patti I lo Mrs. Ellen Paulsen John R. Paulsen Mr. and Mrs. Norman Paulsen Daniel C. Pearson G. Ronald Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Pecora Mrs. Norma A. Pecora Anita Penney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pepe Lewis Pepe Mr. Wilfred Pepin Mr. Pereira Clifford C. Perkins Ethel Perkins Mrs. Joseph Perna Mr. Gil Pernokas Mrs. Grace Perrotta Mrs. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perry, Everett Lucille Perullo, Revere William Petersen, Burlington Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Peterson Eric Peterson Margaret Petri I lo Mr. E. C. Philips Mary J. Pica Mr. and Mrs. William E. Pickett Louis Pina Louis Pina Jr. Joseph Pineau Mr. Pinkham Mr. J. Richard Pitman Patricia Pizzano Mrs. E. Plunkett Guy Pollino Mrs. Annie Porter Mrs. Charles Porter Simon R. Porter Mrs. Ann E. Powers Beatrice P. Powers James Powers John J. Powers Perry Pratt Mrs. Edward Prescott Mr. and Mrs. Leon R. Preston Carolyn Procopio Frank Procopio Earl Proctor Miss Geraldine Proctor Mr. George Proctor Mrs. Margaret Proctor Mrs. Frank Provensano Mrs. Sophie Prozzo, Fairhaven, Vermont Mr. Alvin Pufhal Ruth Pyburn Linda Qualey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Qualey Dorothea Quilitzsch Mr. and Mrs. Herman Quilitzsch Hilda Quilitzsch Anne B. Quill Jane Quimby Frances Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quinn Mr. Hugh C. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Quinn Miss Janice Quinn Miss Kathleen Quinn Miss M. Regina Quinn Mr. Norman Quinn Mr. William Quinn, Salem Mrs. William Quinn Donna Marie Quinno Mr. John Quinno John Quinno Jr. Mrs. Marion Quinno Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Radinsky Barbara Rafferty Patricia Rafferty Mrs. Leonard Rambello Mrs. Charlotte Ramsey Yolanda Rapoza Mr. Roger Ratchford Frank Rawnsley David T. Ray Mrs. Joseph T. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ray, Burlington Mrs. Sarah Ray Mr. Thomas Ray Thomas Ray, Tewksbury William Ray Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ray Mary Rebal Mrs. Reddington, Wollaston Mrs. Eugene Reddy John A. Reddy Mrs. Alice Redfern Mr. Edward Reil Mr. Manuel Reis Mr. Carl Restivo Mr. and Mrs. Sam Restivo Mr. Seva Restivo Miss Veronica Restivo Miss Dorothy Reynolds Mrs. Clay Rice Mrs. Marie Rice Mr. and Mrs. Alan Richardson Mr. Harold E. Richardson Mrs. Margie Richardson Robert V. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Shipley Ricker, Burl. Eugene C. Rideout Mrs. Bernard Riley Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Riley Mr. Joseph L. Riley Miss Margaret Riley Mr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Ring Mrs. James Robb Mrs. Louise Robert Vernon O. Robertson Mrs. Edward Robinson Mr. Guy Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Hilson Robinson Mr. William L. Robinson Jeri F. Roche William Roche Mr. William Rockwell Antoinette Roketenetz Mrs. Ida Roketenetz Al Rolli Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rolli, East Boston Mrs. Antoinetta Rolli Miss Esther Rolli Miss Syvlia Rolli Mr. and Mrs. George Rooney Alice Roper Helen Roper Mary Rosa Mr. and Mrs. John Rose Mary E. Rose, Lexington Frank J. Ross June Ross Lois Ross Mrs. Raymond F. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Roessler Mr. Russo Mrs. Angie Russo Anne G. Russo Mrs. Dorothy Russo Ernest W. Russo Mr. Joseph Russo Mrs. Marion Russo Nicholas Russo Mr. Donald Rutherford Miss Dorothea E. Ryan Francis O. Ryan Mrs. James S. Ryan Mr. John J. Ryan Louise M. Ryan George A. Ryder Janice Ryder Mr. Carlo Sabettella Miss Helen A. Salmon Diane Salvi Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Salvi Mrs. Arthur Samarus Mr. and Mrs. Axel Samuelson 1 12 PATRONS Edwin Samuelson Frank Santo Mary Santo Santoro Submarine Sandwiches Julie Saracco Miss Rose Ann Saracco Mr. and Mrs. George Sargeant Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Sargent Sargent ' s Express Mrs. Rose Sarno Mr. and Mrs. David Saunders Mr. George Saunders Janet M. Savoia Mr. Joseph M. Savoia Margaret M. Savoia Ronald J. Savoia Mrs. Ronald J. Savoia Mrs. Anthony Scaglione Mrs. Gerard Scalley Thomas F. Scalley Jr. Mr. John Scarvalas Sharon Scearbo Miss Frances Scelzi Miss Helen Scelzi Miss Mary G. Scelzi Joseph Scelzo Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schroeder Mary Schwartz Daniel A. Sciarrio Mrs. Michael Scire Mrs. Elizabeth A. Scott Mr. Lawrence Scott Eleanor Seagren Grace Seagren Mrs. I. Seagren Christine Seavey Anne Seminatore John J. Seminatore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Seminatore Michael Seminatore Mrs. John Sena George P. Serena Robert B. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. James Shaughnessy Walter Shaughnessey F. W. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. George B. Shaw Lindley Shaw Jr. Mr. John Shea Mrs. Joseph E. Shea Caroline Shearman Mrs. Carmella Shelzi Miss Josephine T. Shelzi Mr. Louis Shelzi James Sherburne Mrs. Sheeran Frank Sheeran Miss Helen R. Sheeran Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sheeran Dr. and Mrs. J. Paul Sheeran Thomas Sheeran Mr. and Mrs. William Shkliew Irma E. Shone Mrs. James G. Short Michael Sickorez Mr. A. J. Silva Mrs. Mildred Simecne John G. Simon Jr. Mrs. George Simonds Thomas Simonds Mrs. Carrie May Smith Earl Smith Mrs. Emma M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Smith Mrs. Mary Smith Mr. Robert J. Smith Mrs. Thyra Smith Warner Smith Mrs. Lois Smith Mrs. Frank Snow Miss Geraldine A. Soles Mr. Leland B. Soles John Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Jules Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spence Mr. George Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spencer Mrs. Arthur Spicer Mr. and Mrs. William Spillsbury Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spinazola Julia Spinazola Miss Margaret Spinazola Mr. Patrick Spinazola Paul Spinazola A. B. Spitzer Mrs. Alfred Spolidoro Mrs. Arthur E. Spooner Mr. Charles Sproviero Mrs. Rosalie Sproviero Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. Richard W. Stanley Mr. Pat Starble John Stasiak Rev. Otto Scott Steele Mrs. Thomas Steele Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Stella Mr. Charles Stenberg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens Clarence O. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. David Stevens Anita M. Stewart, Waltham Mr. Emery W. Stewart Mrs. Roger A. Stinchfield Helen C. Stockholm Miss Lillian Stockholm Lillian L. Stockholm Mr. Daniel Stokes Mrs. Grace Stokes Mrs. Sarah Stokes Anthony St. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strand Mrs. R. J. Strazzere Philip Streechon, Jr. Rita M. Strong Mrs. Leo Stygles Mrs. Minot J. Stygles Mrs. Shirley Stygles Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Sullivan Robert C. Sullivan Mrs. Timothy Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sumner Mrs. Francis Sutton, Allston Mrs. Ernest Swanson Mr. Eugene Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sweeney Mr. Willia m J. Sweeney Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Allan Sweetser Mr. and Mrs. John Sweetser Mrs. Mary H. Swift John D. Swymer Miss Ethel G. Tabor Mrs. Vaughan Talbert Mrs. Viola Tancredi Mr. Roger J. Tancreti Jr. Mrs. Roger Tancreti Sr. Mrs. A. Tanzi Paul Tanzi Mr. Raymond Tauro Mrs. Charlotte Taylor Albert E. Tebbetts Al Tedesco Mrs. Anthony Tedesco Mr. Edward Tedesco Mrs. Gloria Tedesco Mr. Walter R. Tedesco Mr. James F. Tenney Mrs. Harold Terwilliger Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Tetrault Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thompson Mr. Currier M. Thompson Mrs. Everett Thompson Jack E. Thompson Mrs. Charles Thorne Charles H. Thorne R. A. Thorne Mr. and Mrs. George A. Tierney Mrs. Helen Tighe Mr. Michael Tighe Mr. William Tighe Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Tillson Miss Rosalie Tirrell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Todi Mrs. Michael Toffalo Miss Mary Anne Tofuri Henry Tomkins Jean Tomkins Tony ' s Atlantic John T. Torrice Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Torrice Mr. Dan Towse Mr. E. M. Towse Miss Nancy Towse George Traer Ralph Trask Mrs. Hugh Traverse Mr. Trocki Mr. C. Tuminelli Mrs. Charles Tuminelli Frank P. Tuminelli Mr. Philip J. Tuminelli Mr. and Mrs. William Turgiss John Turner Mr. and Mrs. John Turner Robert Turner Mrs. Walter L. Twarog Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Upton Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Urban Mr. Joseph D. Valcour Anthony D. Valente Guy R. Valente Steve P. Valente Richard VanAmburg Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Vangel Mrs. Frank Varney Mr. Edward Varnum Mrs. Cecil Voters Jimmy Veno Mary Veno Mrs. Rose Ventresca Mr. Franci s J. Ventura Al Venuti Mr. and Mrs. Angelo C. Verrecchia Eugene B. Vitale Milan Vocomitch Miss Faustina Wade Mrs. Henry Wagner Mr. Chester Walker Mr. Murray Walker Jr. Miss Ruth Walker Miss Ruthie Walker Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walker Miss Susan Walker Mr. and Mrs. Hubert B. Wall Edward Walsh Gordon Walsh Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh Katherine Walsh Mrs. Rita Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Walsh Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred A. Walsh Bette Ward. Wilminaton Mrs. Bette Ward, Wilmington Mr. Frank Ward. Wilmington Geraldine Waterhouse Robert Waterhouse, Wilmington Mr. and Mrs. George Weafer Forrest Wellings Mrs. Bertha Wells Mr. Edward Wells Mr .and Mrs. Edwin Wells Mrs. George Wells Karl E. Wells Mrs. Arthur West Mr. and Mrs. Hiram E. West Mr. and Mrs. Stanly A. West Miss Margaret Westberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Westwater Mr. M. F. Wetzell Mr. and Mrs. Lane E. Wheaton Nancy Wheaton Robert Wheaton Mrs. Robert L. Wheaton Mr. and Mrs. Chester White Edward White Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. White Ida M. White Mr. and Mrs. John J. White Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White Jr. Richard White Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. White Walter P. White Mrs. Grant Whiteway Norman L. Whiting, Winchester Edward C. Whitney, Jr. Mrs. Helen Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Wickwire Dr. and Mrs. John M. Wilcox Walter H. Wilcox Inc. Mrs. Richard H. Willard Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Willett Mr. Edward F. Willett Mrs. Mary J. Willett Mr. Raymond A. Willett Sr. Mrs. Raymond A. Willett Sr. John H. Williams Kenneth B. Williams Mary E. Willson Mrs. Wilson Patricia Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Wilton Charles A. Winchester Bob Winn Mrs. Aldine Wise Mrs. Wollinger Arthur R. Wood Mr. Cyril A. Wood Miss Mildred Wood Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wood Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Woodaman Mrs. Edward P. Woodbury Mr. Harley Woodman F. W. Woolworth Co. Roger Woods George P. Wyer Mrs. Virginia Wynn A. Carroll Yarrigle David Yeiter Mrs. Herbert Yopp Younq Men ' s Bridge Club Dorothy Young Miss Myrtle Young Mrs. Henry Zanello Arthur Zervas Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Zink Sandra Zubel Mrs. Rosaline Zweier continued on page 155 Feit ' lAJisliei to the CLASS OF 1957 Mayor and Mrs. William G. Shaughnessy and Family 114 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL KIWANIS KEY CLUB Thomas J. Martin, Jr., Pres. William E. Pickett, Jr., V. Pres. Robert M. Walsh, Jr., Sec. Ernest J. Coakley, Jr., Treas. John A. Caros, Lt. Gov. Dis. 6 Joseph F. Curran, Jr., Fac. Adv. 115 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 J. Scalley Ward 4-Martin J. McCauley, Jr. Ward 5—Thomas F. Donohue (Pres.) Ward 6-Edward M. App Ward 7-Charles J. DiPanfilo 116 Best of Luck in the Future Compliments of THE HI-Y CLUB WOBURN Y.MU.A. James Donohoe; Chairman Doris McCue: Treasurer Janet McDonough; Secretary Violet Elia; Public Relations 117 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 to the Graduating CLASS OF 1957 SYLVANIA ELECTRIC ELECTRONICS DIVISION North Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of McSHEFFERY ' S VARIETY STORE 902 Main Street No. Woburn, Mass. WOburn 2-1088 120 SMART and AKESON, Inc. 29 Winn Street, Woburn, Mass. Tel. WOburn 2-2445 Compliments of JOHN J. RILEY CO. -TANNERS- Woburn, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF Aero Screw Co. Wilmington Road BURLINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone BUrlington 7-2181 Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-5370 122 Compliments of MANLEY CLEANERS AND LAUNDERMART 227 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Woburn 2-1473 COMPLIMENTS OF FUNERAL HOME 123 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 57 FROM dUMIMIH 27 MONTVALE AVENUE • WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS • WOBURN 2-2826 Compliments of Baumgardner Trailer Sales 137 Lexington Street Woburn, Mass. 124 JAMES J. LONG AUTO SCHOOL 14 PLYMPTON STREET Telephone WOburn 2-3339 Since 1921 This Store Has Enjoyed The Reputation For Honest Values in Diamonds HENRY BILLAUER 125 Compliments of ARNOLD-FISHER COMPANY ROSE GROWERS Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of ROBERT JEWELRY YOUR FRIENDLY JEWELER Diamonds - Watches - Silverware BUDGET TERMS TO SUIT YOU Hamilton-Elgin-Bulova-Benrus Watches S. ROBERT FOLLICK 393 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts WO 2-2673 126 Compliments of ■ L. J. MURPHY Your Druggist 379 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts Telephone WOburn 2-1492 Compliments of MIDDLESEX HOMES, INC. 192 Cambridge Road — Woburn At the Four Corners WOburn 2-4500 127 ifoniptulations to the A and C SPORTING GOODS 19 Montvale Avenue Complete Line of Athletic Equipment, Sportswear and Clothing BING CROSBY BERNARD GOLDEN Telephone 2-0437 128 BUTLER ENGINEERING CO., INC. Heating - Air Conditioning Domestic — Industrial WOburn 2-3167 26 Walnut Street Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of ART JEWELERS Woburn, Massachusetts 440 Main Street The HOUSE of HAMILTON WATCHES DIAMONDS REGISTERED 129 MAINTAIN Store Engineering Service, Inc. The Original Store Engineers for America ' s Finest Stores ' MANUFACTURERS All-Purpose Display Equipment Canopy Floodlighting — Cases Checkout Counters — Racks HOME OFFICE, PLANT, SHOW-ROOMS 22 Crane Court Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-3300 PAINT HANCOCK Interior 4 Exterior KEYSTONE ODORLESS Interior Exterior COMPLETE COLORS in stock WALLPAPER IMPERIAL Washable Precision-Trimmed B I RG E Plastic Coated Scrubbable - Trimmed IN STOCK HUGH 6V- r WALLPAPER - PAINT - WINDOW SHADES and VENETIAN BLINDS 157 MAIN ST. - WOBURN FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE Plenty of Parking (no Meters) Next to A P Call Us — WOBURN 2-5100 130 Compliments of SHAKER GLEN PHARMACY, INC. 184 CAMBRIDGE ROAD WOBURN, MASS. At Woburn Four Corners Tel. WO 2-4220 (Z ' i ' 7’uxudlei Telephone WObum 2-7217 ERNIE ' S SERVICE STATION £ ROAD SERVICE REPAIRING T. Ernest Barbas ‘SB Salem Street James Barbas Woburn J. S. RAFTER SON Landscaping and Trucking 23 Eastern Avenue Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-2739M 0721W CUMMINGS THE FLORIST, INC. 42 CAMBRIDGE ROAD WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS TEL. WO 2-1697 13 ' Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 WOBURN FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION JOE WELLS TEXACO SERVICE STATION 22 Winn Street Telephone WO 2-3994 Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of JOHN L. FOWLE COMPANY Manufacturers of BAND SAWS, BAND KNIVES Woburn, Mass., U. S. A. Compliments of WOBURN AUTO PARTS 240 Mishawum Road Woburn, Mass. WO-2-2988 132 For The Best In Values GORIN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 415 Main Street, Woburn Two-Way Radio — 24 Hour Taxi Service WOBURN CAB COMPANY WOburn 2-2340 2-5000 Waiting Room 416 Main Street JAQUITH COMPANY, INC. HAY and GRAIN, FLOUR, SUGAR, SALT LIME and CEMENT Elevator Telephone WO 2-0348 Office Telephone WO 2-0018 37 PROSPECT ST. 305 MAIN ST. J. J. SPENCER SONS, INC. BULLDOZING — TRUCKING — EXCAVATING SAND — GRAVEL — LOAM — FILL SEWERAGE SYSTEMS INSTALLED 89 Winn Street WOburn 2-1439 WOBURN, MASS. 133 RALPH H. NICHOLS COMPANY Forced Warm Air Heating Oil Burner and Air Conditioning Supplies General Sheet Metal Work 98 Winn Street Woburn, Massachusetts Telephone WO 2-0358 LORD COAL COMPANY COAL — HEATING OILS Sales — BURNERS — Service 31 High Street Woburn, Massachusetts Telephone WO 2-0066 MARRAMS • Formal Wear MEN ' S SHOP Jantzen Swim Wear For Hire 365 Main Street Summer Sportswear Woburn, Massachusetts Bass Moc ' s, Etc. WOburn 2-2604 134 S. B. GODDARD AND SON CO. Insurance Established 1884 15 Pleasant Street Woburn, Massachusetts WO-2-0076 Compliments of MARIAN ' S DRESS SHOPPE 453 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Phone WO 2-1844 FIRESIDE GIFT SHOPPE 438 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts Gifts — Cards and Costume Jewelry BOND SHOES Quality Shoes for the Entire Family Florsheim — Stride Rite — Red Cross 446 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts 1 35 HAROLD W. BURNES Real Estate — Insurance — Appraisals 7 Winn Street, Woburn WO 2-0256 To own a home means a lot COMPLIMENTS OF White Spot BULLOCK SWEETSER Insurance and Real Estate 7 Winn Street Four Corners Woburn, Mass. Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-2246 Open Year Around 136 Courtesy of WALSH FUNERAL SERVICE 28 Newbury Street Woburn, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 T. J. MARTIN CO., INC. Compliments of B. F. WALDRON CO., INC. 7 Salem Street Woburn, Massachusetts Congratulations to the Class of 1957 B V CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 1034 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts 137 SILVERMAN ' S MEN ' S SHOP 394 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts Complete Line of Men’s — Boys’ — Students’ Clothing Formal Wear For Hire Phone WO 2-1908 TANNERS NATIONAL BANK Woburn, Massachusetts Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 WOBURN HIDE LEATHER COMPANY 1071 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts 138 K. AND N. OIL SERVICE HEATINJG oils Sales — POWER BURNER — Service 11 Frederick Drive Woburn, Massachusetts Telephone WOburn 2-2452 DeROSA, INC. SHOVELS — DOZERS — TRUCKS EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS Telephone WOburn 2-3013 Harlow Court Woburn, Massachusetts WOBURN CLEANERS DYERS (1 Hour Service) FURRIERS BONDED FUR STORAGE TAILORING 4-6 Montvale Avenue Tel. WOburn 2-2825 139 RUSSELL FARM PRODUCTS Growers of Fine Vegetables Since 1858 Fresh Vegetables in Season Woburn-Reading Line WO 2-4505 CENTRAL RADIO COMPANY Music for Everyone 480 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts wo 2-1248 T. R. BURKE RANGE AND FUEL OILS Sales — POWER BURNER — Service 87 Eastern Avenue Woburn, Massachusetts Telephone WO 2-0246 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 51 NEW ENGLAND PAPER BOX CO., INC. Conn Street, Woburn, Massachusetts 40 THE BORDEN COMPANY 16 Conn Street Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of FRIEND 141 McLaughlin dennison PRESCRIPTIONS — CAMERAS 433 Main Street Telephone WOburn 2-0327 Congratulations Class of 1957 CANNON-NEELON Wallpaper — Paint — Window Shades 23 Montvale Avenue Telephone WO 2-2021 Congratulations Class of 1957 MASSACHUSETTS GEAR TOOL CO. Nashua Street Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of WOBURN CO-OPERATIVE BANK Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 142 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT TOM BURKE ' S TEXACO 71 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Power Lawn Mower Sales and Service Compliments of JOHN T. ERWIN GROCERIES AND COLD CUTS — DAILY DELIVERIES Tel. WOburn 2-0450 675 Main Street, Woburn, Mass. Central Square — Appliances — Television — Radio — THE RYAN COMPANY Elmer A. Franson 516 Main Street, Woburn, Mass. WOburn 2-0005 Charles E. Ryan SHAKER GLEN HOUSE Built in 1804 168 Lexington Street Woburn, Massachusetts 143 Compliments of Compliments of O ' BRIEN ' S PHARMACY A W. H. O ' Brien, Reg. Pharm. FRIEND 417 Main Campbell Streets Woburn, Massachusetts Telephone WOburn 2-0350 LAfayette 3-4411 L. D. 38 P. TAVILLA COMPANY, INC. Commission Merchants and Wholesale Dealers FRUIT AND PRODUCE 1 North Market Street, Boston, Massachusetts FRIZZELL BROTHERS Coal — Coke — Wood — Heating Oils Masons ' Supplies Sales — POWER BURNER — Service 29 High Street Telephone WOburn 2-0570 Woburn, Mass. 144 Compliments of L. F. CARTON, INC. 4 m 1121 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Your Frigidaire Servicing Dealer WOBURN NATIONAL BANK Woburn, Massachusetts Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of E. M. LOEW ' S WINCHESTER THEATER 128 DRIVE-IN — BURLINGTON GarSon ' s (Formerly G S) 424 Main Street, Woburn Clothing for the Entire Family WOburn 2-0783 145 ROYAL FURNITURE CO., INC. Watertown — Somerville — Woburn COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Agents for All Leading Advertised Lines 390 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-0806 F. E. MERRILL SONS CONTRACTORS Bulldozer — Backhoe Sewerage Systems Telephone OLiver 8-3757 364 Chestnut Street Wilmington, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 ATCO LUMBER COMPANY 14 Green Street Woburn, Massachusetts PURTLE ' S PHARMACY 673 Main Street Central Square Woburn, Massachusetts 146 WHEATON ' S JENNY SERVICE STATION 289 Main Street Telephone WO 2-7019 Tires — Tubes — Batteries — Accessories Robert L. Wheaton Telephone WOburn 2-4170 EDWARD G. BOYLE AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance Six Salem Street Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of WOBURN FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK Woburn, Massachusetts F. M. CASE PHARMACY, INC. THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 158 Main Street Phone: WO 2-0206 Woburn, Massachusetts Free Delivery Service on Prescriptions 147 Compliments of MOORE PARKER Your Newsdealer 375 Main Street Woburn Massachusetts AMERICAN AMOCO Compliments of AMOCO PETE TELEVISION BUrlington 9-9821 LABORATORIES Radio and INCORPORATED Television Service 637 Main Street 25R Flagg Street Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-3875 -3159 Custom Antenna Installations MEDFORD METAL FABRICATORS CO. L. Raymond Lowe 31 Montvale Avenue Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-4150 148 Congratulations, Class of 1957 MODERN PUBLIC SPEAKING • m Presented By BOB FERULLO 752 Main Street, Woburn, Massachusetts, WO 2-0621, 0556-M Develop Self-Confidence — Speak Effectively — Overcome Fear Compliments of WOBURN BOWLADROME, INC. 32-36 Montvale Avenue, Woburn, Massachusetts 10 Alleys — Open 11 A.M.-12 Midnight Weekdays 2 P.M.-ll P.M. Sundays Tel. WOburn 2-7076 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 GREEN STREET MOTORS 7 Green Street Woburn, Massachusetts WINN ' S EXPRESS 20 Prospect Street Woburn, Massachusetts Tel. WO 2-2260-1 149 CUMMINGS AND CHUTE Compliments of FUEL OIL WINKLER OIL BURNER BELL 24-Hour Service SHOPS WO 2-0800 9 High Street Woburn, Massachusetts Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of WONDER DO-NUTS WARD ' S Four Corners Shopping Center CUT RATE Woburn, Massachusetts Charles Speros, Manager STORE Pick Up A Dozen of Light-Fluffy WONDER DO-NUTS 455 Main Street 36 VARIETIES Woburn Freshly Baked Every Hour New England ' s Finest Do-Nuts Open Every Night Open 7 A.M.-Midnight Tel. WO 2-4533 150 Compliments of BUEL MACHINE COMPANY Woburn, Massachusetts 1857-1957 Compliments of LUCIA ' S SUPER MARKET, INC. 510 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 DAVID A. HODGES Insurance — Real Estate 8 Hart Place — Woburn Compliments of THE STUDENT COUNCIL WOBURN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 152 ROESSLER SONS, INC. Manufacturers of ARTISTIC MEMORIALS Marble Granite Bronze 117 Salem Street Office WOburn 2-1184 ATLAS E-E CORPORATION 47 Prospect Street Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-5390 Free Estimates WOburn 2-2589 WOBURN FLOOR COVERING CO. Linoleums — Wall Tile — Counter Tops Carpets 494 Main Street, Woburn Charles Douvris Peter Douvris E. G. BARKER LUMBER CO., INC. BUILDING MATERIALS Telephones: WOburn 2-0057 - WOburn 2-0058 Prospect Street Woburn, Massachusetts 153 Wedding Cakes — Birthday Cakes — Party Cakes Introducing EMILE MARQUIS, JR., SPECIALIST Specializing in Expertly Decorated Cakes For All Occasions Telephone WOburn 2-1773 Woburn, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 SUN-PRIDE FRUIT JUICES 8 Green Street WO 2-3222 Compliments to the Class of 1957 GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME 3 Arlington Road Woburn, Massachusetts DR. SIDNEY D. ADAMS Optometrist 323 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts WO 2-0274 154 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 WARREN KAY VANTINE Official Class Photographers 132 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts Printers of the 1957 “INNITOU” The Delmar Co. 44 Winn Street Woburn, Massachusett Complete personalized service (or yearbook publication PATRONS Alice E. Brady T. R. Burke Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Corsetti John Corsetti Mrs. Michael Cox Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Delorey Mrs. Elizabeth Delorey James Delorey Mr. and Mrs. William Dexter William Dilanni Donut Kitchen Fred Faro E. Forsaith Mrs. Carl Hakanson Harry ' s Shoe Repair John P. Harvey Mrs. H. C. Kenney Peter J. Kenney Teresa Kenney Thomas Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keniston, Jr. Mary Kennedy Barbara Kerrigan Dean Kimball Mr. E. F. Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Edson L. Kimball Celina King Mr. and Mrs. John King Lloyd King Marilyn King Thomas Kinton Mrs. Gertrude Kirk Mr. Paul Kirk Mr. Robert Kirk Mrs. Carolyn Kohler Mr. and Mrs. William Koines Walter Komenchuck Angelo Koniares Ann Koniares Frank J. Koniares John T. Koniares Mr. and Mrs. Theo Koniares Edward Kosma Mrs. Karl Kristenson William Krupsky Donald Kula Mr. and Mrs. H. E. MacFarlane John T. Marion Mr. Anthony Marino John T. Marion, Jr. McGah Florist Leonard McKeown Marion McLaughlin Pauline McLaughlin Nancy McNulty Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Murchie Bill Noris Mr. Frederick Sawyer Mrs. Thomas Scire George Sevrens Faustina Wade Karl E. Weiss Albert Wilson Harley Woodman 155 CHECK WHAT YOU WANT: Good starting salary with regular raises Pleasant work with other girls and young men Prestige of a responsible job with a well-known and respected company If your list shows three checks, then you should check into what the Telephone Company has to offer you. Smart girls are doing it now, before they graduate from high school. Come in and see our employment interviewer soon. You’ll enjoy talking with her. Act now, and you can say with pride, “I’m all set! I’m going to work With the Telephone Company!” See the Guidance Counselor at your school, and talk first with her about when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 156 !■