Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1958 volume:

NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT Published By The Senior Class WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL Woburn, Massachusetts V ] 3 1 1 15 VOLUME XII 2 _ , 3 FOREWORD Time is the essence of all being — the yesterdays, the todays, the tomorrows. When their events are compiled, man¬ kind ' s record of progress, achievement, and accomplishment becomes a bright page in history for all to peruse. We are limiting our record of attain¬ ment to our time in school. These are our bright pages. CONTENTS Administration Classes Activities Sports Features Sponsors page 8 page 16 page 68 page 82 page 98 page 1 10 4 5 DEDICATION Devoted to imparting respect for true knowledge with a search for the essen¬ tials, demonstrating integrity through high principles, accomplishing tasks thoroughly and without ceremony, possessing exuberant energy and eager efficiency, directed by an interested concern for all students, our Class Advisor has stimulated us in our true preparation for life. It is with deep sentiments of gen¬ uine friendship and appreciation that the Class of 1958 dedicates this volume of The Innitou to WILLIAM J. HORRIGAN Worries about mathematical terms and problems disappear as Mr. Horrigan explains the simplicity of them. Nothing to it, boys! 6 o WILLIAM J. HORRIGAN 7 Miss Burke explains Julius Caesar. Coach Dorrington explains some football plays. Mr. Connolly gives the good news to the boys. Miss Brady dictates short¬ hand to the girls. Miss Caruso and Mr. Marashio enjoy a pleasant chat. Mr. Mahoney, our efficient secretary. 8 9 SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE: TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1958: May I extend my congratulations to each member of the graduating class of 1958 and to the parents who, through their cooperation with the school personnel, have made the successful completion of your elementary and secondary education possible. In our former yearbook messages we have stressed the fact that the very word commencement signifies a be¬ ginning rather than an end. It should be a beginning of your further quest for knowledge and truth. We have tried to give you the tools, the ideals and the attitudes to aid you in the future years. If we have been successful, you will not stop here, but will be eager to increase your knowl¬ edge and understanding. You are on the threshold of a tremendous new age. Atomic power is still in its infancy; scientists are reaching out into space. Many educators are beginning to stress the value of a scientific education io the exclusion of the humanities and the cultural subjects. We in this country believe in educating the whole student; this has been our objective in the Woburn Schools. We have perfect confidence that in the future you will be able to take your place among the other members of your genera¬ tion in solving the problems of a new age. It is our sincere prayer that you will never cease to ask for Divine Guidance; that you will continue to learn and develop your native abilities to their maximum, and that you will contribute your share, however large or small, to¬ ward the ultimate goal—a better world. Dr. J. Frank Hassett Superintendent of Schools Dr. Hassett ' s dictation keeps his secretary. Miss McGowan, busy. 10 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE i Mr. Blake discusses the program with Mr. Vallario. MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958: The eve of graduation for the class of 1958 is a time fraught with anxiety. It recalls the words of Dickens writ¬ ing of another era in history: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity ... it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. Certainly the momentous events of your last year in high school, the increasingly wondrous developments in science, and the inquiries of our leaders require us to ask how well we have prepared to enter our complex modern world as graduates in the spring of 1958. A new chapter in the record of mankind dawned with the first release of nuclear energy! We have come far from the relatively simple society which existed in the early days of our high school in the mid-nineteenth century. The ever- changing and organic society of 1958 is a daily challenge to the methods of education in our present secondary schools. Yet the principal aim of the Woburn High School has always been to provide the best possible education that our community could provide to meet the contemporary educational needs of the youth who attend the school. It is hoped that we have learned from history that the great problem of our times may well be the proper develop¬ ment of moral and spiritual values. If the days at hand are grim, we must strengthen our faith in the present and in the great potentialities that lie within all of us. We must remember as we enter the competitive task of daily living in our American democracy in 1958 that the thing that counts is not what we can ' t do, but what we can. We must use our abilities, not our disabilities. In that, I feel, you and our country will reach our greatest day. Henry D. Blake Principal Michael Azzone Physical Education Evelyn Caruso Commercial Studies Thomas W. Devlin French, Spanish Barbara A. Dunbury Homemaking, Fashions and Designs Alice E. Brady Commercial Studies Robert Cohen Chemistry, Physics Catherine E. Burke French P. Joseph Connolly, Jr. English Margaret L. Burke English Robert T. Costello Latin, FACULTY We, the Class of 1958, owe a debt of gratitude to our faculty. These able workers have helped and guided us through our high school days. Their influence and teaching will be felt in the future as they are today. Few of us ever pause to appreciate their efforts to encourage us toward the fulfillment of our ambitions. Without their unfailing interest, we would have accomplished little. We sincerely offer our thanks to them. 12 Anastia G. Canty French Joseph F. Curran, Jr. Social Studies Paul E. Dorrington English, Mathematics William H. Flaherty, Jr. English, Social Studies Must Mr. Cohen, Mr. Skeffington, Mr. Pagliuca, and Mr. Roche share their coffee? James Foley Social Studies Mary C. Leary Homemaking, Foods Catherine A. Herlihy English, Mathematics Doris T. Lynch Commercial Studies Anna K. Higgins Physical Education I. Edward Marashio Bookkeeping, Accounting William J. Horrigan Mathematics Harry Marderosian Biology Edson L. Kimball Music Louise S. Mown Commercial Studies John F. McGovern Physical Education Roger L. Ratchford English Matthew McNamara Aeronautics, Physics Timothy F. Ring Guidance Director M. Maude Morton Art William A. Roche Social Studies, Biology Robert J. O ' Brien Chemistry, Mathematics Helen A. Salmon Mathematics James H. O ' Donnell Social Studies Marie Seminatore Physical Education FACULTY Miss Burke and Mr. Flaherty discuss Yearbook problems. Helen R. Sheeran Librarian 14 The pleasant atmosphere of the guidance office is reflected in the expressions on the faces of Mr. Ring, the director, and Miss Tirrell, the secretary. Richard H. Skeffington Business Math, Geometry Geraldine A. Soles Social Studies Henry D. Blake Principal Virginia Steele English James H. Brennan Vice-Principal, Social Studies Guido Vallerio Physics John P. Mahoney Secretary Wilfred A. Walsh Graphic Arts Our peppy leaders at the football rally. Boys don ' t walk today. Singing French Christmas carols. Between-class-chats. Three stools for five boys. Decorating the Christmas tree. 16 SENIORS In the fall of 1957, 198 students returned to Woburn High determined to set new records for spirit and enthusi¬ asm. This was a year of great respon¬ sibility; of interviews, applications, examinations, field trips, conferences— the last chance to make decisions for the future while under the guidance of Woburn High. This was a year of great enjoyment; of exciting athletic events, of dances, of banquets, of commence¬ ment—our last chance to meet together socially as undergraduates. The accom¬ plishments of the Class of 1958 have now become a matter of record. Mr. Horrigan, Adviser; H. Neimszyk, Vice- President; J. MacDonald, Secretary; V. Carbone, President; E. Zubel, Treasurer. JULENE MARIE AMES SECRET AMBITION: To travel to the moon ACTIVITIES: Tanner News 3 ... Pep Club 2 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Debat¬ ing Club 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The S.Q.T. Test PET PEEVE: First seat in the first row NEXT STEP: College HAROLD EDWIN ANDERSON Hunka SECRET AMBITION: To get married ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1 ... Track 2, 1 . . . Basketball 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My junior year PET PEEVE: Girls with black hair NEXTSTEP: College JUDY ELLEN ANDERSON SECRET AMBITION: To travel ACTIVITIES: Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Driver Edu¬ cation 1 . . . Basketball 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Student Council 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Class Day PET PEEVE: Conceited peoole NEXT STEP: Nursing School ELIZABETH ROSE ANGIUONI Libby SECRET AMBITION: To be the homeroom teacher of room 21 2 ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Tennis 2, 1 . . . Softball 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The talks I had with Miss Caruso 18 PET PEEVE: Girls who think they are just it NEXT STEP: To become a successful business woman WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL ALICE MARIE BEVILACQUA Dimples SECRET AMBITION: To get married ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The corner seat in room 214 and the student in it NEXT STEP: Telephone operator RICHARD DALTON BORGESON Gus SECRET AMBITION: To become President of the United States ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 ... Traffic Squad 1 . . . Track 3, 2, 1 (Captain) . . . Cross Country 2 . . . Basketball 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Boys ' State Representa¬ tive 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: A certain teacher ' s systems PET PEEVE: People in general and girls in particular NEXTSTEP: College JOHN DUNCAN BRENNAN Buz SECRET AMBITION: To be a C.P.A. I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Office practice classes PET PEEVE: W.H.S. cafeteria NEXT STEP: Further schooling CAROL JOYCE BROWN Cal SECRET AMBITION: To get a certain boy in the Senior Class ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Tennis 2 . . . Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Woburn Woman ' s Club 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The time the snake was let loose in the auditorium PET PEEVE: Snobbish boys NEXT STEP: To attend Chandler Business School SARA MAY BURDETT SECRET AMBITION: To become a mad chemist ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 2 , 1 ... Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Badminton 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 2, 1 . . . French Club 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Dance Committee 3 . . . Drama Guild 2, 1 . . . Driver Education I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Christmas play and the rehearsals PET PEEVE: Conceited boys NEXT STEP: Nursing school RICHARD PHILLIPS BURNES Burnesy SECRET AMBITION: To build the fastest roadster in Massachusetts ACTIVITIES: Band 3, 2 , 1 . . . Orchestra 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Billy Dunk ' s car PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke NEXTSTEP: College ROBERT FRANCIS BURNS Burnsy SECRET AMBITION: To own a gym ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2 , 1 . . . Track 3 . . . Homeroom President 1 . . . Traffic Squad 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Overweight girls NEXTSTEP: College JANET GAIL CANTRELL Abbie SECRET AMBITION: To get married ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: History PET PEEVE: Conceited boys NEXT STEP: Housewife 19 JOHN LAURENCE CAREY “Jack SECRET AMBITION: To have a license and own a car ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 1 . . . Homeroom President 2 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Skipping four periods in a row and getting caught PET PEEVE: A certain junior girl NEXT STEP: Service CAROL CHRISTINE CARLSON Pee Wee SECRET AMBITION: A date with a certain boy in room 322 ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The football games PET PEEVE: Boys who say No NEXT STEP: Office position in Woburn JOHN SEVERIN CARLSON Johnny SECRET AMBITION: To own a new Caddie I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My senior year PET PEEVE: Old cars NEXTSTEP: Navy ROBERT EDWARD CARROLL R.S. SECRET AMBITION: To be an astronomy student ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2 (Manager) . . . Key Club 1 . . . Radio Club 1 . . . Track 2 (Manager) I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Woburn-Winchester foot¬ ball game (1 957) PET PEEVE: Crowded lunches NEXT STEP: Naval Air Cadet CLASS OF 1958 PRISCILLA JANE CAPLIS Pat SECRET AMBITION: To own a Cadillac ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Rumors NEXTSTEP: Office work SALVATORE JOSEPH CARBONE Sal SECRET AMBITION: To donate money to Woburn High School ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, I . . . Homeroom Presi¬ dent 1 . . . Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Traffic Squad 1 . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Homework NEXT STEP: To own my own business VINCENT ANTHONY CARBONE Vinnie SECRET AMBITION: To travel and to go places ACTIVITIES: Class President 3, 2. 1 . . . Track 2 . . . Junior Prom Committee 2 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My teachers PET PEEVE: Conceited girls NEXT STEP: To join the Navy GEORGE ROBERT CAREY Bob SECRET AMBITION: A trip around the world ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1 (Captain) . . . Hockey 3, 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Girls NEXT STEP: Further schooling 20 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL SAMUEL JAMES CASSIDY SECRET AMBITION: To travel I ' LL NEVER FORGET: English PET PEEVE: Knee Socks NEXT STEP: Service and college PATRICIA MARY CHAMPLIN Patsy SECRET AMBITION: To teach nursery school ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3, 2 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 Student Council 1 . . . Drama Guild 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Volleyball 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Our basketball games PET PEEVE: Certain types of girls NEXT STEP: To get married MICHAEL SALVADOR CIERRI, JR. Mike SECRET AMBITION: To own the I.G.A. ACTIVITIES: Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Orchestra 3, 2 . . . Track 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The physics classes PET PEEVE: Last lunch NEXT STEP: Music teacher JUDITH GAIL CLARKE Judy SECRET AMBITION: To lose 20 pounds ACTIVITIES: Tanner News 3 . . . Yearbook (Editor- in-Chief) 1 . . . Emblem Bearer 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 . . . Debate Club 3 . . . Woburn Woman ' s Club 1 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Classics Club 1 . . . Future Teachers of America 2,1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Innitou—the fun and the work PET PEEVE: Calories NEXTSTEP: College RALPH EDWARD COCCOLUTO SECRET AMBITION: To own a yacht ACTIVITIES: Yearbook (Business Manager) 1 . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Key Club 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The rocky parking lot PET PEEVE: Conceited girls NEXTSTEP: Medical school MARY JEAN CONNORS SECRET AMBITION: To go to Europe ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3 . . . Tanner News 2, 1 . . . Color Guard 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The English class PET PEEVE: Ho mework NEXT STEP: Business school BERNARD JOHN CORSETTI Bernie SECRET AMBITION: To go to the moon ACTIVITIES: Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Orchestra 3, 2, 1 . . . Key Club 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The purpose of Latin PET PEEVE: Teachers NEXTSTEP: College RITA ROSE CORSETTI Reet SECRET AMBITION: To be an airline stewardess ACTIVITIES: Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Orchestra 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 212 PET PEEVE: Going out Friday nights NEXT STEP: Private secretary 21 CLASS OF 1958 GEORGE NORMAN CRAWFORD SECRET AMBITION: To get married I ' LL NEVER FORGET: All the fun we had NEXT STEP: Coast Guard MARY RITA CRUDDEN SECRET AMBITION: To own a Triple Crown Winner ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Sophomore biology PET PEEVE: Men in Bermuda shorts NEXTSTEP: Undecided ANN MAUREEN DANCA Chickie SECRET AMBITION: To be a professional ice skater or dancer ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Softball 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Badminton 3 . . . Driver Edu¬ cation 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The day a snake was let loose in the auditorium during assembly PET PEEVE: Boys who go to a dance stag and don ' t dance NEXT STEP: Secretarial school MARTHA JANE DANFORTH SECRET AMBITION: To live in Iowa ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Tennis 3, 2, 1 Glee Club 3 . . . Future Teachers of America 1 . . . Badminton 3, 1 ... Pep Club 2 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 . . . Girls ' State Repre¬ sentative 2 . . . Archery 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Unsociable people NEXTSTEP: New England Deaconess Hospital Nurses Training School WILLIAM ANTHONY DANGO Sonny ' ' SECRET AMBITION: To drive a trailer truck I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Our football victory over Win¬ chester PET PEEVE: Homework NEXT STEP: Army KATHRYN EMMA DANIZIO Kathy SECRET AMBITION: To play for the All-American Field Hockey and Lacrosse Team ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 (Captain) . . . Softball 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Volley¬ ball 2 . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . Badminton 2 . . . Drama Guild 2, I . . . Pep Club 2, 1 ... Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Tanner News 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Future Teachers of America 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The bug man and the fishhook NEXT STEP: To be a physical education instructor; to coach a field hockey or softball team of my own RICHARD WARREN DAVEY Little Richard SECRET AMBITION: To marry a girl who graduated in ' 57 ACTIVITIES: Football 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The teachers in rooms 426 and 428 PET PEEVE: Homework NEXT STEP: Airplane mechanic and marriage JEAN ANN DAVIS Jeanne SECRET AMBITION: To fly around the world ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Tanner News 1 . . . Softball 3 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 102 PET PEEVE: People who question the obvious NEXT STEP: Teachers College 22 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL JOHN JAMES DAY Hector SECRET AMBITION: To join the Foreign Legion ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Hockey 3, 2, 1 (Captain) I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 432 PET PEEVE: School NEXT STEP: College JOHN PAUL DEMONICO Johnnie Dee SECRET AMBITION: To play a guitar with Sevie ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Our meetings in the clubhouse PET PEEVE: Standing in line at lunch NEXTSTEP: College CAROLANN JEAN DESALVO Smiley SECRET AMBITION: To marry Angelo ACTIVITIES: Softball 2, 1 . . . Color Guard 2 . . Tanner News 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Glee Club 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 102 PET PEEVE: Chemistry NEXTS TEP: Nursing School BARBARA JANE DESMOND Barbie SECRET AMBITION: To fly to the moon ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Drama Guild 1 . . . National Honor Society (Treasurer) 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2 . . . Cheerleader 1 . . . Student Coun¬ cil 2, 1 .. . Dance Committee 3 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion 1 . . . Woburn Woman ' s Club 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My senior year PET PEEVE: Stubborn boys NEXT STEP: Secretary WILLIAM JOSEPH DEVEREAUX Billy SECRET AMBITION: To coach third base for the Red Sox ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Cross Country 3, 2, 1 ... Homeroom President 3 . . . Junior Prom Committee 2 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion 1 . . . Traffic Squad 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 432 PET PEEVE: 1:30 invitations NEXTSTEP: College PAUL FRANCIS DEVITO SECRET AMBITION: To own a ' 57 Plymouth Fury I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 432 PET PEEVE: Dull nights NEXT STEP: School RICHARD BRIAN DICKEY Dick SECRET AMBITION: To be a rocket designer ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Bermuda shorts NEXT STEP: College ANTIMO STEPHEN DILORENZO Dilly SECRET AMBITION: To be a bachelor I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My physics class PET PEEVE: Getting up for school NEXTSTEP: Service 23 CLASS OF 1958 BRENDA LEE DINSMORE Brendy SECRET AMBITION: To marry my Danny ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My junior and senior years PET PEEVE: Waiting for a certain someone NEXTSTEP: Work MARTHA ANN DOHERTY Mar SECRET AMBITION: To travel ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Dance Com¬ mittee 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Glee Club 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Boys who drink NEXT STEP: Chandler Secretarial School NORMAN CARL DOUCETTE Dewey SECRET AMBITION: To get out of school I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Third lunch NEXTSTEP: Undecided DOROTHY ANN DOYLE Dottie SECRET AMBITION: To be the Woburn High School Nurse ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3 . . . Field Hockey 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Tanner News 3, 2, 1 (Assistant Editor) . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 ... French Club 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The girls ' room PET PEEVE: A certain lad interested in playing basket¬ ball for the Knights NEXTSTEP: Nursing School WILLIAM HUBERT DUNK Hubie SECRET AMBITION: To be captain of my own ship in the Navy ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2, 1 . . . Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Orchestra 1 . . . Golf 2, 1 . . . Track 3 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Music Festival at Water- town PET PEEVE: A certain person who always catches me in the auditorium NEXT STEP: To open the first outer space gas station JAMES GREGORY DOUGHTY Jim SECRET AMBITION: To teach G.l. Physics in 432 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The fine food in the cafeteria PETPEEVE: 8:10 Arrival NEXT STEP: Undecided JAMES STEPHEN DUNNIGAN Jim SECRET AMBITION: To see the world ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My teachers PET PEEVE: Monday mornings NEXT STEP: The Navy GAIL ERIC SON SECRET AMBITION To live in Paris, France ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 2, 1, (Secretary) . . . Woburn Woman ' s Club 1 . . . Emblem Bearer 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Tennis 3, 2 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Classics Club 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Stu¬ dent Government Day 2 . . . Glee Club 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The sun baths on the tennis courts PET PEEVE: Study periods NEXT STEP: Jackson College 24 “w WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT PERSON ERWIN Bob SECRET AMBITION: To be successful ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 (Vice-President) I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My sophomore year PET PEEVE: Looking for a chair in the cafeteria NEXTSTEP: College WILLIAM ROBERT ERWIN Billy SECRET AMBITION: To be principal of a high school ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Biology PET PEEVE: Getting stopped by a policeman NEXT STEP: Service JOHN JOSEPH FARRELL, JR. SECRET AMBITION: To succeed I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The first day in high school PET PEEVE: Cafeteria NEXT STEP: Undecided THOMAS PATRICK FARREY Tommy SECRET AMBITION: To pass Review Math I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The chemistry class PET PEEVE: Homework NEXT STEP: Navy SHIRLEY ANN FIGUCIA Sugar SECRET AMBITION: To marry a certain Winchester boy ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Softball 2, 1 . . . Driver Education I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 429 PET PEEVE: Two sophomore girls NEXT STEP: Wilfred Academy ROBERT PETER FLAHERTY Doc SECRET AMBITION: To work 12-1 with an hour for lunch ACTIVITIES: Band 3, 2, 1 ... Orchestra 3, 2, 1 . . . Student Council 3 ; 1 . . . Homeroom President 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The football dances PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning NEXT STEP: Further education ROBERT EDWARD FOLEY Pop SECRET AMBITION: To be an undertaker ACTIVITIES: Traffic Squad 1 . . . Tanner News 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My freshman year PET PEEVE: 1st period every day NEXT STEP: Further education MICHAEL NICHOLAS FREDA Dusty SECRET AMBITION: To own a hot rod I ' LL NEVER FORGET: A certain little girl in my junior year PET PEEVE: White bucks NEXT STEP: Air Force 25 CLASS OF 1958 WALTER ANTHONY FUGAZZOTTO Fudgie SECRET AMBITION: To be President of the U. S. A. I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Sully and Joe ' s bombs (cars) and The X-lent PET PEEVE: Morning classes NEXT STEP: Bentley School of Accounting FRANCIS PAUL GALLO Franny SECRET AMBITION: To own my own store I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My junior year PET PEEVE: Girls who don ' t brush their teeth NEXT STEP: Service ANN MARIE GANGI SECRET AMBITION: To marry a millionaire ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Field Hockey 3 . . . Softball 3, 2, 1 ... Tennis 3 . . . Driver Edu¬ cation 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2 . . . Badminton 3 . . . Tanner News 1 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The snake in the auditorium PET PEEVE: Boys who drink NEXT STEP. Airline hostess JUDITH ANN GARCHINSKY Judy SECRET AMBITION: To be wealthy and single ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Homeroom Sec¬ retary 2 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The girls ' room PET PEEVE: Long bookkeeping assignments NEXT STEP: Business college MAUREEN CLAIRE GARVEY Moe SECRET AMBITION: To be a model ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1 . . . Junior Prom Queen 2 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 (Captain) . . . Badminton 3 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Dance Committee 3 . . . Home¬ room President 3, 2 . . . Classics Club 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Sarcastic people NEXT STEP: Further schooling RONALD LIBERO GATNIK Meat-Balls SECRET AMBITION: To have a rumpus room in my cellar ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Track 3 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVE R FORGET: My first football game NEXT STEP: College ROSALIE VIRGINIA GAUVREAU Lee SECRET AMBITION: To join the Air Force ACTIVITIES: Student Council Alternate 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: A certain teacher PET PEEVE: Spa girls and boys NEXT STEP: Wilfred Academy of Hairdressing DANIEL DAVID GENTILE Danny SECRET AMBITION: To win state championship in hockey ACTIVITIES: Homeroom President 1 . . . Junior Ro- tarian 1 . . . Hockey 3, 2, 1 (Co-Captain) I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Woburn-Winchester football game PET PEEVE: Foggy nights NEXTSTEP: College 26 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL ESTHER AGNES GIRARDI Mousie SECRET AMBITION: To have a vast sum of money ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The football games PET PEEVE: Homework NEXT STEP: Work in a bank or office JOHN JOSEPH GONSALVES “Jack ' ' SECRET AMBITION: To be a test pilot ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 PET PEEVE: Homework NEXTSTEP: Air Force PAUL EUGENE GOSSELIN Gus SECRET AMBITION: To go to Europe- ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2 . . . Track 2, 1 . : . Tanner News 3 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The ' teachers PET PEEVE: School NEXT STEP: Radio School and Air Force SARAH EDWINA GREENE Sally ' ' SECRET AMBITION: To travel ACTIVITIES: Tanner News 3, 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: May 10, 1957 PET PEEVE: Conceited boys NEXT STEP: Wilfred Academy of Hairdressing BRADLEY LEE HAIGH Brad ' ' SECRET AMBITION: To be President of the United States ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Base¬ ball 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The football games PET PEEVE: People, all kinds NEXTSTEP: College VERNON BANE HALL Vern ACTIVITIES: Key Club 2, 1 (Vice-President) . . . Junior Rotarian 1 . . . Football (Manager) 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: People who say I don ' t care NEXT STEP: Preparatory school and college IRVING FRANCIS HAMILTON Herbie SECRET AMBITION: To be on time ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The bubbler PET PEEVE: 1:30 sessions NEXT STEP: Marines LINDA MARY HAMILTON SECRET AMBITION: To marry a millionaire ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Tufts University NEXT STEP: Business College 27 CAROL ANNE HORNE ' Cal SECRET AMBITION: To be a teacher ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 3, 1 . . . Future Teachers of America 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 . . . Pep Club 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The O.M.S. PET PEEVE: Third lunch NEXT STEP: Teachers college JUDITH ANNE HUGHES Judy SECRET AMBITION: To go to college ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 ... Tanner News 3, 2, 1 ... Yearbook 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . French Club 1 . . . Fu¬ ture Nurses 1 . . . Woburn Woman ' s Club 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: September 7, 1957 PET PEEVE: Girls who wear pegged pants NEXT STEP: Nursing school CLASS OF 1958 NANCY PAGE HANLON Nan SECRET AMBITION: To join the Navy ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1 . . . Emblem Bearer 1 . . . Drama Guild 2, 1 . . . Future Teachers of America 2, 1 (President) . . . Basketball 2, 1 ... Tennis 2 . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 2 . . . Classics Club 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Home¬ room President 1 . . . Debate Club 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The football games PET PEEVE: People who don ' t smile NEXT STEP: University of Massachusetts RONALD THOMAS HATFIELD Ronnie SECRET AMBITION: To eject myself from a jet travel¬ ing 1700 m.p.h. I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The cigarette at lunch NEXT STEP: Air Force JOHN MICHAEL HAYES Jack SECRET AMBITION: To have a million dollars ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Hampton Beach PET PEEVE: Homework NEXTSTEP: U. S. Army ALEXANDER IRVING HEIMLICH Sandy SECRET AMBITION: To be successful ACTIVITIES: Football 3 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Senior Prom PET PEEVE: 3:10 sessions NEXT STEP: University of Massachusetts CAROLE ANN JACOBS SECRET AMBITION: To get a driver ' s license ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Drama Club 2 . . . French Club 1 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Glee Club 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The day I made cheerleading PET PEEVE: Conceited boys NEXT STEP: X-Ray technician DAVID JENSEN Crash SECRET AMBITION: To study electronics I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The English class PET PEEVE: Warm milk in the cafeteria NEXTSTEP: Navy 28 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL FREDERICK HOWE JOHNSON Fred” SECRET AMBITION: To clean out Monte Carlo ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 2, 1 ... Football 3, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Football practice NEXTSTEP: College PHILIP RAYMOND JOHNSON Phil SECRET AMBITION: To loaf and earn a million ACTIVITIES: Homeroom President 3 . . . Hockey 3, 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My senior year PET PEEVE: 7th period NEXTSTEP: Undecided ROLF ARTHUR JOHNSON SECRET AMBITION: To be rich ACTIVITIES: Band 3, 2, 1 ... Orchestra 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The good times in the oand PET PEEVE: A glory boy NEXT STEP: Navy THOMAS HAROLD JOHNSTONE Harry SECRET AMBITION: To go through a year of school without getting sent home I ' LL NEVER FORGET: English PET PEEVE: 3:10 sessions NEXT STEP: Bentley School of Accounting CAROLE ANN JONES Jonesie SECRET AMBITION: To move out of Woburn ACTIVITIES: Glee Club . . . Tanner News 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The first day at Woburn High PET PEEVE: People who gossip NEXT STEP: Business school WILLIAM JOSEPH JORDAN Ace SECRET AMBITION: To own two Corvettes souped up I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Getting thrown out of class NEXT STEP: Engineering school DONALD GORDON JOSEPHSON Joe SECRET AMBITION: To be an artist ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Senior Prom PET PEEVE: Third lunch and 3:1 0 ' s NEXTSTEP: Air Force JAMES DOUGLAS JOYCE Doug SECRET AMBITION: To be a soda jerker ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Woburn High PET PEEVE: Teachers NEXT STEP: Air Force 29 JOAN ELIZABETH KENTY Joni SECRET AMBITION: To own a car ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Homeroom Sec¬ retary 2 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Senior Prom (1956) PET PEEVE: A certain Woburn graduate NEXT STEP: Work at Northeastern Airlines LAWRENCE JOSEPH KIRK Larry ' ' SECRET AMBITION: To be a millionaire ACTIVITIES: Tanner News 1 (Business Manager) I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Being absent and late PET PEEVE: Sessions and third lunch NEXT STEP: Accounting school OLGA KURYATSCHI SECRET AMBITION: To be a career woman ACTIVITIES: Junior Red Cross 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The help on my Thanksgiving Day speech PET PEEVE: To make somebody jealous NEXTSTEP: Bookkeeper MARIE ROSALIE LADA SECRET AMBITION: To be a good teacher ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 1 ... Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Tennis 2 . . . Student Council I . . . Homeroom Vice-President 3 . . . Drama Guild 2, 1 . . . Future Teachers of America 2, I ... Driver Education 1 . . . Modern Language Club 1 . . . Glee Club 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My junior year PET PEEVE: Boys who don ' t dance NEXT STEP: Lowell State Teachers College CLASS OF 1958 KATHLEEN MARY KELLEHER Kathy SECRET AMBITION: To live in California ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Cheerleader 1 . . . Badminton 3 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Junior Marshal . . . Junior -Prom Committee . . . Donee Committee 3 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Glee Club 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Class Day, 1957 PET PEEVE: Thoughtless people NEXT STEP: College WILLIAM VINCENT KELLEY JR. Billy SECRET AMBITION: To go to Bermuda and to own a white Mercury with red interior ACTIVITIES: Debate Club 3 . . . Band 3, 2 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Drama Guild 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The English class PET PEEVE: The cafeteria NEXT STEP: Business school KATHLEEN FRANCES KELLY Kay ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1 . . . Glee Club 2, I I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The day the students in Stone- ham went on strike and Crazy Day PET PEEVE: People who always have an excuse for being late NEXTSTEP: Marriage RICHARD FRANCIS KENNEY Fats SECRET AMBITION: To live to be 100 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 1 ... Key Club 1 . . . Hockey 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My junior year PET PEEVE: Truant officers NEXT STEP: College 30 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL PHILIP KENNETH LANDRY Phil SECRET AMBITION: To put a ' 57 Chrysler engine in my model A Ford ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 . . . Cross Country 3 . . . Track 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The good times in high school PET PEEVE: P.O.D. NEXTSTEP: Service JANET MAE LANGILL Jan SECRET AMBITION: To graduate ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 427 and 429 PET PEEVE: Third lunch NEXTSTEP: Work ROBERT JOSEPH LANPHER Bun SECRET AMBITION: To be the best man at Henry and Helen ' s wedding ACTIVITIES: Football 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Traffic Squad 1 . . . Hockey 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: School NEXTSTEP: College MARY JOANNA LAWRENCE Jo SECRET AMBITION: To travel ACTIVITIES: Drama- Guild 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 2, I . . . French Club 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The L.S.P.C. and all their parties PET PEEVE: Bossy people NEXT STEP: Teachers college to prepare for elemen¬ tary school teaching ROBERT LECCESE Bob SECRET AMBITION: To go into business for myself ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Track 3, 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My high school days PET PEEVE: Teachers NEXT STEP: Navy MYRTLE GLORIA LENBERG Myrt SECRET AMBITION: To be a singer ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Student Council 3, 2 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Softball 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Bookkeeping PET PEEVE: Boys who can ' t make up their minds NEXT STEP: Office work JEAN LOUISE MacDONALD Mickey SECRET AMBITION: To meet a certain boy ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Drama Guild 1 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Woburn Woman ' s Club 1 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Future Teachers of America 2 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Tennis 3, 2 . . . Dance Committee 3 . . . Volleyball 2 . . . Class Secretary 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 321 PET PEEVE: Boys who don ' t dance NEXT STEP: Fisher Junior College PATRICIA MARIAN MacDONALD Pat SECRET AMBITION: To be a teacher ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 . . . Future Teach¬ ers of America 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 31 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My sophomore year PET PEEVE: Rainy days NEXT STEP: Lowell State Teachers College r. era CLASS OF 1958 LOIS JEAN MacKAY Lolo SECRET AMBITION: To marry a certain boy from Wilmington ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The girls ' room PET PEEVE: Conceited people NEXT STEP: Hairdressing school THOMAS ROBERT MAGUIRE, JR. Mack SECRET AMBITION: To be six feet tall ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2 . . . Traffic Squad 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Yearbook 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My senior year PET PEEVE: Dull football rallies NEXT STEP: College JOAN FRANCES MAHER Joanie SECRET AMBITION: To be a nun in the Order of Saint Joseph ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, 1 . . . Student Coun¬ cil Alternate 2 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: A certain boy in the Class of ' 57 PET PEEVE: Moody boys NEXT STEP: Business school MARILYN JOANNE MASSA Tippy SECRET AMBITION: To marry a certain boy from Woburn ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The girls ' room PET PEEVE: Conceited boys NEXT STEP: The Telephone Company in Boston DAVID WILLIAM MASSE Dave SECRET AMBITION: To be a millionaire ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The junior year PET PEEVE: Women drivers NEXT STEP: College RICHARD HENRY McCALL Rich SECRET AMBITION: To be a test pilot I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Someone special from St. Charles High School PET PEEVE: People who ask for compliments NEXTSTEP: College JOSEPH ARTHUR McCOMISKEY Joe SECRET AMBITION: To get an A in English I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The crowded cafeteria PET PEEVE: Women drivers NEXTSTEP: Undecided ARTHUR JOSEPH McCUE Artie SECRET AMBITION: To coach a football team ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Homeroom Vice- President 2 . . . Student Council 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Those thin sandwiches in the cafeteria PET PEEVE: Tuesday and Wednesday football practices NEXT STEP: Preparatory school WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL JEANNETTE LEAH McCUE Jan SECRET AMBITION: To be an airline hostess ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 427 and 429 PET PEEVE: Conceited boys NEXTSTEP: Telephone operator SANDRA ELIZABETH McCUE Sandy SECRET AMBITION: To be rich and stay single ACTIVITIES: Softball 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Drama Guild 2 . . . Tanner News 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: May 10, 1956 PET PEEVE: A certain ex-Marine NEXT STEP: Telephone Company HENRY JAMES McDONOUGH Bull SECRET AMBITION: To get a big back seat in Bun ' s car ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2, 1 . . . Student Council Dance Committee 2 . . . Baseball 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Senior Reception of ' 57 PET PEEVE: School NEXTSTEP: College MARY TERESE McDONOUGH SECRET AMBITION: To attend a Rosebowl Game ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 2, 1 (Co-Captain) . . . Stu¬ dent Council 2, 1 (President) . . . Drama Guild 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 ... Tanner News 3 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Student Government Repre¬ sentative I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Conceited boys NEXT STEP: College FRANCIS CARL McFAUN Frank SECRET AMBITION: To graduate I ' LL NEVER FORGET: G. L Physics in Room 432 PET PEEVE: Third lunch NEXT STEP: Undecided LAWRENCE ROBERT McGONDEL Larry SECRET AMBITION: To be very rich I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The time I got caught smoking PET PEEVE: Girls who chase boys NEXT STEP: Army CHARLEEN McGOWAN Sharpie SECRET AMBITION: To see a real live Suede ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Treasurer 3 . . . Drama Guild 2 . . . Yearbook Jr. Representative 2 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Golf 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: A certain group of four kids PET PEEVE: People who read other people ' s mail NEXT STEP: Photography work DONALD RICHARD McHUGH Don SECRET AMBITION: To own a hot rod Ford I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The eleventh grade PET PEEVE: School NEXTSTEP: Work MARGARET MARY MERLINO Sis SECRET AMBITION: To be a good secretary ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My senior year PET PEEVE: Conceited people NEXT STEP: Receptionist CAROLYN MOORE Colly SECRET AMBITION: To travel extensively ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Archery 3 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Tennis 3, 2 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Badminton 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My years at Woburn High PET PEEVE: Homework over holiday vacations NEXT STEP: Further education PAUL HAROLD MORRISON Iggy SECRET AMBITION: To be an undertaker ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1 ... Baseball 2, 1 . . . Homeroom Secretary 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Woburn High PET PEEVE: Homework NEXT STEP: Commercial art SHEILA MORROW Sheil SECRET AMBITION: To marry a rich man ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Tanner News (Editor-in-Chief) 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Homeroom Officer 2 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Student Council Dance Com¬ mittee 2 . . . Drama Guild 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Being second best on Tuesday and Thursday PET PEEVE: Boys who talk about the Marine Corps NEXTSTEP: Undecided CLASS OF 1958 MARIE ESTHER McHUGH SECRET AMBITION: To own my home in Reading ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Homeroom Treas¬ urer 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The girls ' room PET PEEVE: Nosey people NEXT STEP: To marry Jack JAMES PHILLIP MclNERNY Mac SECRET AMBITION: To find what ' s in the cellars of Ole Woburn High ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1 (President) . . . Homeroom Vice-President 1 . . . Homeroom Presi¬ dent 3, 2 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Baseball 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My first talk at an assembly of the student body PET PEEVE: Teachers who make you get a slip when you ' re 1 1000 of a second late NEXT STEP: Air Force JAMES THOMAS McMANUS Minnie ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2 . . . Baseball 2 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 2 . . . Home¬ room President 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: The cafeteria NEXTSTEP: Truant officer EDWARD EUGENE MEEHAN Asthma SECRET AMBITION: To gain 50 pounds in one week ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 432 PET PEEVE: Third lunch NEXT STEP: Wentworth Institute WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL CHARLES EDWARD MOYER SECRET AMBITION: To be dean at M.l.T. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke NEXTSTEP: College LAWRENCE STEPHEN MUNROE Larry ' ' SECRET AMBITION: To elope ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Vice-President 3 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Tanner News 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Girls who wear V-neck sweaters NEXTSTEP: Disc Jockey JOHN JOSEPH MURRAY SECRET AMBITION: To be a card shark I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The systems of room 316 PET PEEVE: Going from the fourth floor to gym NEXTSTEP: College JOHN HAROLD NEERGAARD Johnny SECRET AMBITION: To own a new car ACTIVITIES: Football .3, 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 432 PET PEEVE: Bookworms NEXTSTEP: Oil man WILLIAM HERBERT NICKERSON Nick SECRET AMBITION: To be principal of Woburn High ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Someone ' s expression, Slow down PET PEEVE: English NEXTSTEP: College HELEN MARIE NIEMSZYK SECRET AMBITION: To take a tour of Europe ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 ... Cheerleader 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 . . . Class Vice-Presi¬ dent 3, 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My junior year in high school PET PEEVE: Moody and conceited boys NEXTSTEP: To be a secretary WILLIAM JAMES O ' BRIEN Bill SECRET AMBITION: To own a decent car ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Our modern cafeteria PET PEEVE: Girls with very short hair NEXTSTEP: Undecided JAMES HENRY O ' CONNOR Oakie SECRET AMBITION: To be a success ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3, 2, 1 (Captain) . . . Track Team 3, 2, 1 ... National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Homeroom President 2, 1 . . . Student Council 2 , 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My first experience on the stage PET PEEVE: People who forget NEXT STEP: College 35 CLASS OF 1958 JOHN CHARLES PARRISH Jack SECRET AMBITION: To be a success ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 (Captain) . . . Homeroom Vice-President 1 . . . Traffic Squad 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Woburn High PET PEEVE: Getting up for school NEXTSTEP: Service JAMES WILLIAM PARSONS Jim SECRET AMBITION: To graduate ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The dismissal bell PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke NEXTSTEP: Navy JOHN RICHARD O ' ROURKE Dick SECRET AMBITION: To be principal of Woburn High ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1 ... Hockey 3, 2 . . . Band 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Homeroom 106 PET PEEVE: Conceited girls NEXT STEP: College NICHOLAS CHARLES OTIS Nick SECRET AMBITION: To get married ACTIVITIES: Track 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The day school was dismissed because it was too cold PET PEEVE: Rain NEXTSTEP: Work ROBERT HAROLD OULTON Nick SECRET AMBITION: To win a new car ACTIVITIES: Band 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 432 PET PEEVE: Homework NEXT STEP: Cabinet maker RICHARD HAWLEY PACKARD Dick SECRET AMBITION: To build a rod ACTIVITIES: Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Orchestra 3, 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 2, 1 . . . Homeroom Secretary 3 . . , Driver Education 1 . . . Football 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: A certain English class experience PET PEEVE: A certain teacher NEXT STEP: College FREDRIC NORMAN PAULSEN Polecat SECRET AMBITION: To conduct a Symphony Orchestra ACTIVITIES: Band 3, 2, 1 ... Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 (President) . . . Student Council 2 . . . Public Speaking Winner 3 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Hubie Dunk ' s unlucky day PET PEEVE: Six cylinder Fords NEXTSTEP: Undecided JOSEPH DOMENIC PELLEGRINO Pelly SECRET AMBITION: To see the world ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1 (Treasurer) . . . Stu¬ dent Council Dance Committee 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The cafeteria PET PEEVE: Third lunch NEXT STEP: Bentley School of Accounting •36 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL PERRY WALKER PRATT Rebel SECRET AMBITION: To see the South rise again ACTIVITIES: Drama Guild 1 ... Key Club 2, 1 (President) . . . Traffic Squad 1 . . . Band 3 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My chemistry teacher PET PEEVE: Measures that were voted on being voted on again NEXT STEP: Coast Guard Academy LINDA JOYCE PRESTON SECRET AMBITION: To be short and to be quick ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Tennis 3, 2 . . . Drama Guild 2, 1 ... Archery 3 . . . Woburn Wom¬ an ' s Club 1 . . . Badminton 3, 2 . . . Pep Club 3 . . Band 1 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Classics Club 1 . . Homeroom Treasurer 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . National Honor Society I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The time that I hit that impor¬ tant faculty member on the head PET PEEVE: People who are always on time NEXT STEP: Forsythe Dental School CAMILLE MARIE PUOPOLO Cam SECRET AMBITION: To attend East Coast Aero Tech ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: March 8, 1957 PET PEEVE: Girls who comb their hair in the lunchroom NEXT STEP: Chandler School For Women LINDA JANE QUALEY Lin SECRET AMBITION: To learn to fly ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 1 ... Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The three o ' clock sessions PET PEEVE: Men drivers NEXT STEP: Secretary CAROLE ANN RALPHS SECRET AMBITION: To be an airline stewardess ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: All the bad and good times PET PEEVE: Fresh boys NEXT STEP: To get married MARY JANET REEBENACKER Jan SECRET AMBITION: To travel ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1 . . . Softball 2 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Minced ham sandwiches in the cafeteria PET PEEVE: Boys who wear Bermudas NEXT STEP: Business school ROBERT ARTHUR REYNOLDS Bob SECRET AMBITION: To be a mechanic I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 432 PET PEEVE: Homework NEXT STEP: Undecided MARILYN ANN RIVERS Susie SECRET AMBITION: To travel ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Tennis 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Class Day PET PEEVE: People who try to be what they are not NEXT STEP: Business 37 CLASS OF 1958 ROBERT FRANCIS ROCHE Bob SECRET AMBITION: To tour Ireland on a bicycle ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Debating 3, 2, 1 . . . Homeroom Secretary 2 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The chemistry experiments PET PEEVE: The food in the cafeteria NEXTSTEP: Undecided FREDERICK EUGENE ROGERS Fred SECRET AMBITION: To graduate ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Late hockey practice PET PEEVE: Algebra NEXT STEP: Service ELAINE JOANNE SCARVALAS Betsy SECRET AMBITION: To be a nun ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, 2, 1 (Secretary) . . . Tanner News 3, 2 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Badminton 3 . . . Senior Prom Com¬ mittee 1 . . . Junior Prom Committee 2 . . . Honor Society 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My senior year PET PEEVE: Spelling NEXT STEP: Business school MICHAEL RONALD SCELZI Mike SECRET AMBITION: To be an English teacher I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The short lunches RET PEEVE: Conceited girls NEXTSTEP: Undecided FRANCIS XAVIER SCIRE Cisco SECRET AMBITION: To be a millionaire ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Senior Prom PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke NEXT STEP: Service CARLO CHARLES SEVERO Sevie SECRET AMBITION: To become a good guitar player ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, 2, 1 (Vice-President) . . . Hockey 2, 1 ... Baseball 1 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Our meetings in the clubhouse PET PEEVE: School NEXT STEP: Service, then college SECRET AMBITION: To teach English THOMAS FRANCIS SHEERAN Tom ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1 ... Key Club 3 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The cafeteria PET PEEVE: High school driveway NEXTSTEP: College MARY ANNE SHONE May ACTIVITIES: Badminton 1 . . . Archery 1 . . . Glee Club 2 PET PEEVE: Jealous boys NEXTSTEP: Office work 38 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL ELSIE LORRAINE SPOLIDORO SECRET AMBITION: To own a mansion ACTIVITIES: Tanner News 3, 2 . . . Cheerleader 2, 1 (Captain) . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Student Coun¬ cil! .. . Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 ... Basketball 2, ! . . . Homeroom Secretary 3, 2 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My junior year PET PEEVE: A certain person NEXT STEP: Business school CHARLES FRANKLIN SULLIVAN Sully ' ' SECRET AMBITION: To pass Spanish and Algebra I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The drags on the way to school PET PEEVE: People with too many pet peeves NEXTSTEP: Parris Island TERESA MARIE TAMILIO Terry ' ' SECRET AMBITION: To be a popular pianist ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . French Club 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The gang in room 212 PET PEEVE: Boys NEXTSTEP: College PAUL JOSEPH TANZI SECRET AMBITION: To be a counterspy for the F.B.I. ACTIVITIES: Debating 3, 2, 1 ... Radio Club 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The heavy textbooks NEXT STEP: College FRANCIS MARIO SIRACO Fran SECRET AMBITION: To be a pilot in the U. S. Air Force ACTIVITIES: Cross country 2, 1 ... Football 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The money I spent in my senior year PET PEEVE: Forgetful girls NEXTSTEP: College SANDRA SKARMEAS Sandy SECRET AMBITION: To be a pilot ' s wife ACTIVITIES: Tanner News 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Student Council 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: November 18, 1956 PET PEEVE: Getting to work on time NEXT STEP: Secretary ARNGARD HEDI SOOSS SECRET AMBITION: To shake hands with President Eisenhower ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My year in Woburn High as an exchange student NEXT STEP: To return to Germany to study at the University JUDITH MARIE SOUSA Judy SECRET AMBITION: To be a policewoman ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The 1:30 sessions PET PEEVE: Boys NEXT STEP: To become a beautician ■mi mm 39 SHEILA ANNE TURNBULL Shelley SECRET AMBITION: To own a beauty shop called The Sheila Anne ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Archery 2, 1 . . . Tanner News 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My three history classes PET PEEVE: Boys that do not have confidence in them- gglygS NEXTSTEP: Mansfield Beauty School DIANNE MARGARET TURNER Di SECRET AMBITION: To travel around the world and then get married ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 , . . Drama Guild 1 . . . French Club 1 . . . Pep Club 2, 1 ... Archery 3, 2, 1 ... Public Speaking 2. . . Future Nurses 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: All the wonderful days in school PET PEEVE: Boys who do not act their age NEXTSTEP: Nursing MARY ANN TUZZOLO Tootsie SECRET AMBITION: A trip to Europe before I ' m 20 ACTIVITIES: Drama Guild 1 . . . Tanner News 3, 2, 1. . . . Student Council 3, 2 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Public Speaking 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Driver Education 1 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The day I had my class pictures taken PET PEEVE: Being to work at Coil ' s at 2:00 NEXTSTEP: Secretary ROGER KENNETH UPTON SECRET AMBITION: To be a private secretary I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My junior and senior stenogra¬ phy and typewriting classes PET PEEVE: Being the only boy in many of my junior and senior classes NEXT STEP: Stenographer CLASS OF 1958 1 V ■ • JOANNE MARY TAURO Jo SECRET AMBITION: To do interpretive dancing ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Boys in Bermuda shorts NEXTSTEP: College JOSEPH NICHOLAS TIERNO Joey SECRET AMBITION: To build a street I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 210 PET PEEVE: The Registry NEXT STEP: School for mechanics WILLIAM THOMAS TIGHE Tom SECRET AMBITION: To be a bookkeeper I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 319 PET PEEVE: School NEXT STEP: Navy RICHARD DANIEL TRACY Dick SECRET AMBITION: To be successful ACTIVITIES: Football 3 ... Key Club 1 . . . Year¬ book 1 . . . Radio Club 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My senior year PET PEEVE: Homework on weekends NEXT STEP: Further education 40 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL EDWARD HENRY VARNUM Ted SECRET AMBITION: To take a trip around the world I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Woburn High PET PEEVE: Some teachers NEXT STEP: Navy WILLIAM EDWARD VENO Bill - SECRET AMBITION: To retire at 21 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1 . . . Homeroom Vice-Presi¬ dent 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The 4th floor balcony PET PEEVE: College course NEXT STEP: College RICHARD PAUL WALDRON Dick SECRET AMBITION: To be a bachelor I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Homeroom 100 PET PEEVE: Homework NEXT STEP: Work UNA JOAN WALTERS SECRET AMBITION: To travel ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3 . . . Softball 2 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Dance Committee 3 . . . Tanner News 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: A certain room on the third floor PET PEEVE: Monday mornings NEXT STEP: Business school MARGARET ELIN WESTBERG Peggy SECRET AMBITION: To be a pilot ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The football rallies PET PEEVE: Being called Maggie NEXT STEP: Work for American Airlines ROBERT ALAN WETHERBEE Bob SECRET AMBITION: To be on the Olympic Weight Lifting Team ACTIVITIES: Track 3, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The broken test tubes in chemistry PET PEEVE: Body builders NEXT STEP: College MAYDELLE IRENE WHITE Sissy SECRET AMBITION: To be a nurse ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Driving on Route 128 NEXT STEP: To be a hairdresser CAROL ANN WHITNEY SECRET AMBITION: To trip a waiter with a tray full of dishes ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Tanner News 2 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The lunches in the cafeteria PET PEEVE: Monday mornings NEXT STEP: Finishing school 41 CLASS OF 1958 DOROTHY MAE YOUNG Bunny” SECRET AMBITION: To own the Spa ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 ... Student Council 3 . . . Tanner News 3, 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Senior Reception in ' 56 PET PEEVE: Homework NEXT STEP: To be a hairdresser JOHN EDWARD YOUNG Sandy SECRET AMBITION: To travel ACTIVITIES: Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 2, 1 . . . Yearbook 1 . . . Orchestra 2 . . . Student Coun¬ cil 2 .. . Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Woburn High PET PEEVE: Conceited people NEXT STEP: College ELLEN BERNICE ZUBEL Ell ie SECRET AMBITION: To be a model ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 2, 1 (Co-Captain) . . . Class Treasurer 3, 2, 1 ... Student Council 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 (Vice-President) . . . Tennis 3 . . . Basket¬ ball 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My senior year PET PEEVE: Conceited boys NEXT STEP: Secretarial work CAMERA SHY JOSEPH PAUL FLYNN Little Russian SECRET AMBITION: To own a certain ' 32 Ford I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Woburn High PET PEEVE: School NEXTSTEP: The Navy DONALD JOSEPH LACASSE Pee Wee SECRET AMBITION: To become a millionaire ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Homeroom 323 and the girls on Monday morning PET PEEVE: Conceited girls NEXTSTEP: Night school WILLIAM FREDERICK MclNERNY Mac SECRET AMBITION: To be a bachelor ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: My study periods PET PEEVE: Conceited girls NEXTSTEP: Undecided LUTHER CRENDELL NEWTON Lu SECRET AMBITION: To hang around ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3 I ' LL NEVER FORGET:,Room 432 PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning NEXTSTEP: Army THOMAS CIRO ORECCHIO Tom SECRET AMBITION: To have a crazy custom I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The 1:30 bell PET PEEVE: Girls in knee socks NEXT STEP: To see the world PETER FRANCIS SAVLEN Pete I ' LL NEVER FORGET: Room 432 PET PEEVE: School NEXT STEP: Navy ROBERT JOSEPH SCULLANE Bob SECRET AMBITION: To be an engineer ACTIVITIES: Track 3, 1 ... Key Club 2 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Junior Prom PET PEEVE: Girls NEXTSTEP: Army ANTHONY BRYAN WILLETT Tank SECRET AMBITION: To coach football for one day ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 1 I ' LL NEVER FORGET: The Woburn-Winchester game PET PEEVE: Paying money NEXT STEP: Preparatory school 42 NICEST SMILES Kathleen Kelleher Carlo Severo DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Mary McDonough Vincent Carbone SENIOR MOST DEPENDABLE BEST DRESSED Elaine Scarvalas Arthur McCue Judith Clarke Vincent Carbone FUNNIEST Mary Tuzzolo Paul Morrison 44 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judith Clarke Bradley Haigh HEART THROBS Martha Doherty Robert Burns SATELLITES MOST ATHLETIC Kathryn Danizio Salvatore Carbone Elsie Spolidoro John Carey JUNIOR CLASS •mI i| Under the guidance of Mr. Flaherty, 270 mem¬ bers of the Class of 1959 entered into activities-with vigor. The highlight of academic life, membership in the National Honor Society, was now a realization; the highlight of social life, the Junior Prom, a mem¬ ory. Projects sponsored by the class indicate the success expected of them as they prepare to take over the responsibilities of a senior year. Front: Janice Higgins, treasurer; Peter Carbone, president; Linda Ericson, secretary. Back: Mr. Flaherty, adviser; Frank Arena, vice-president. Louise Ackerman, Marion Ackerman, George Adams, David Ahern, Elizabeth Alexander, Denyce Allen, Nancy Allosso, Arthur Altavesta, Marilyn Anderson, Joseph Andriolo, Beryl Anstey, Mary Austin, Lillian Balestrieri, Salvatore Balestrieri, Richard Barch, Joan Barrett, Richard Barry, Mau¬ reen Beatty, George Bemis, William Bolster, William Booker, Joseph Bourque, Joan Boviard, John Bowman, Judy Brady, Karen Brady, Patricia Brennan, Lawrence Brown, Carol Brownell, Roy Brusseau, Sally Buono. 46 m m Louise Burt Richard Bushman John Cahill Ronald Cahill Janet Canada Peter Carbone Judith Carslon Alice Carney Kevin Cashell Joseph Cassetari Carol Cerone Janice Chamberlain Geraldine Ciampo William Cody James Collins Ruth Conley John Connolly Charlotte Connors Thomas Connors David Consalvo Marie Coogan Peter Corea Carmen Corsetti Jeanette Corsetti Michael Craven Elaine Crescenzi Charles Crutcher Richard Cuozzi Mary Danehy Barbara David Brian Davison Minot DiLorenzo Paul Doherty Philip Doherty John Doucette Kathleen Dover Daniel Downey Albert Duffy Ernie Duncan James Dunham Robert Duran Richard Durkan Thomas Edgett Salvatore Elia Robert Ellis Linda Ericson Dolores Farkas Russell Farrell 47 Rose Figucia Wiley Fitchett Robert Fitzsimmons Ruth Flavin John Foley Stephen Foster William French John Gaffney Dennis Gallagher Howard Goldsmith Judith Gonzales William Govostes Judith Graham Malcolm Graham Sheila Graham Margaret Greene Joseph Griffin Thomas Halloran Suzanne Hardy Ann Harvey David Haverty Richard Haverty Richard Hayes Janice Higgins John Hogue Barbara Hudson Beverly Hull Edward Hyldburg Joanne Johnson Wayne Johnson Coralie Jordan Edward Kelley John Kelley Paula Kendrick Charles Kenney Ronald Kenney Virginia Kenney Marina Kilklis Robert Kingsbury Donald Kula Barbara Ladd June Lambias Jayne Larkin Richard Larson Robert Levine Joan Lindquist Sandra Lionstone Beverly Lister 48 Nancy Lopez Carol Lucas Doris Lundberg Joan MacConnell Janet MacDonnell Richard MacKay Robert Magee Eleanor Magnuson Leo Maguire Richard Malone Joseph Marciano Rose Marconi Ralph Marinaccio Robert Martin Joan Masotta Anita Massa Joseph Mastroianni John Matthews Anne McCarthy Kevin McCauley Linda McCue Brenda McDevitt John McDonough Robert McDonough Martha McGowan Alexandria McGurl Daniel McKillop John McNult Walter McPartlin Patricia Messinger Ann Mikalauskas Judith Miller Trudy Miller John Mills Robert Morrison Dennis Murphy James Murray Neil Murray Dorothy Myatt Patricia Neal Barbara Nohelty Kevin Nolan Charlotte Noonan Helen O ' Connor Neil Odams Dennis O ' Donoghue Marcia Oliver Charlotte Olson 49 Anne O ' Neill David O ' Neill George O ' Neill Mary O ' Sullivan Elizabeth Palace Anthony Palino Roger Palmer Robert Pappas Richard Pattersor Karen Paulsen Marie Pellegrino Beverly Pento Eric Peterson Sandra Pierce Sylvia Pierce Francine Plunkett George Poole Thomas Porter Judith Powers Carl Proia Diane Pugliese Rayford Quinn Richard Quinn Mary Rafter Frank Ralphs David Regan William Reil Richard Reynolds Daniel Riley Jane Riley Jo-anne Riley Paul Roache Jeanne Robinson Edward Roche Dorothy Russo Donald Rutherford Edward Rybicki Douglas Ryder Daniel Salvati Catherine Salvati Elsie Samuelson Norma Schenck Marjorie Seminatore William Shaughnessy Robert Shea Elizabeth Sheeran Robert Simpson Robert Smith 50 k£v. ' £ AAA ' . ' Donna Smyth Robert Spencer Robert Spicer 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 Katherine Vento Joan Wallen Richard Walsh Re na Wheaton Barbara White Charles White Gerald Wiggin Sylvia Woodaman Patricia Woodland Roger Woods Judith Wooldridge Michael Yebba Karen Young Joanne Zbinski SOPHOMORE CLASS In September of 1957, 348 Sopho¬ mores swarmed over the corridors of Woburn High School. After a period of gradual integration they assumed their role as contributors to the aca¬ demic and social life of the school. Extra-curricular activities beckoned but not at the expense of the class¬ room. The class had 46 members representing it on the honor list. The play Sweet Sixteen gave promise of future showmen and the first attempt at a social whirl, the Snowflake Festi¬ val, proved a huge success. Miss Evelyn Caruso and Mr . Richard Skeffington, advisers to the class, predict great things for the Class of 1960. T. Constantino, vice-president; Joan Moore, treasurer; Richard Corsetti, president; Janet Carbone, secretary; Miss Caruso, adviser. Carole Abreu, Frank Abreu, Robert Adams, Laurene Alexander, Roger Alley, Mary Ames, Carol Anderer, Gordon Armstrong, Douglas Arthur, Ray Austin, Thomas Bab¬ cock, John Balesteri, Patricia Ball, David Bartlett, Jane Begley. 52 Charles Bell Gail Bennett Bette Berry Mary Blanchard Clifford Bolster Albert Boudreau Thomas Boutwell Grace Boutwell Eugene Bowman Patricia Bowman Ronald Boyd Gloria Brady Wayne Breda Judith Brophy Bruce Brown Karen Brown Rothwell Burnham Joseph Busa Corrine Buttaro Laura Cagnina Robert Cagnina Edward Cahill Janet Carbone Beverly Carrns Joan Carroll Timothy Carroll Thomas Cashell Lawrence Cassettari Bonita Cassidy Rosemary Castine Pamela Cederberg Rosemarie Chambers Sandra Champlin Patricia Chase Betty Chiuchiolo Janice Christie Nancy Cirafice Warren Clement Dennis Clooney Joan Coakley Mary Coakley Robert Coccoluto James Corduck Robert Corduck Richard Corsetti Thomas Constantino Rosemarie Costanza Patrick Cox 53 Joseph Crowe Sandra Davey Patricia Davis Paul Davis Gale Delorey Arlene DeLuca William DelRossi Barbara Demas John Demasi Peter Dempsey Nancy Derby Christopher DeSalvo Jean Desmond Charles DeRosa Katherine DeTeso Paul DeTeso Pamela DiLorenzo Frances DiMartino Jane Dobbins Daniel Doherty Noel Doherty Richard Doherty Thomas Doherty William Donaghey Patricia Donahue James Dooley Constance Doto Irene Elliott Elizabeth Ellis Susan Ellis Robert Elmstrom Georgene Emery Mary Erwin Gloria Facchini Albert Falvey Daniel Farino Paul Figucia Richard Flaherty Carol Fleming Erroll Flynn Joan Foley Julie Foley Thomas E. Foley Thomas J. Foley Ann Foster Robert Foster Gail Francesshelli Anne Frechette 54 Daniel Friel Katherine Fucarile Barbara Galante John Garden Lori Gatnik Michael Gatta Victor Gaudet Ronald Gifford Patrick Gildea Lawrence Giles Peter Gill Roberta Gill James Giuliani Richard Goldsmith David Gonzales Sandra Goulet Brenda Govostes Erma Gravelesse Carol Greenan Gail Greenan Roberta Greenwood David Gricus Allen Griffin Susan Hagerty Richard Haggerty Margery Hammond Francis Haney Judith Hanlon Joseph Harris Patricia Harrison Ronald Haverty Mary Ellen Hayes Raymond Heimlich Arthur Higgins Loretta Hill Robert Hoff Jane Holland Joseph Holland Richard Hoyt Diane Huckins Louise Ingraham Marilyn Johnson Robert Jones Betty Josephson Janice Joyce Heidi Karagozie John Keating Jacqueline Keith 55 Joyce Kernander Francis King Peter LaDelfe Rochelle LaFayette Mary Langenfeld James Larry Maureen Lancelotta Joanne Langone Geraldine Larkin Joyce Lascelles Ann Lavacchia Elaine Leanos Andrew Lecesse John Lee Sandra Leland John Levesque George Levine Patrick Limonciello Elaine Lombard Nancy Lovgren Peter Lundblad Colleen MacDonald Kathleen MacDonald Mary MacDonald Beverly MacPhee William Maguire Judy Mahoney Francis Malcolm Patricia Maltacea John Mantere Phyllis Mantis Denise Margeson Stephen Marshall Bonnie Martin Lois Mastroianni John Matson Marie Matthews Nancy Matthews Mary Lou McCall Mary Ann McCarthy Johanne McClosky Carol McCue George McDonald Kathleen McDonough Mary McElhinney Donald McGowan Elizabeth McGrath Ralph McGrath 56 Leona Mchugh Mary Me Inti re Pauline McKinnis James McLeod Bernadette Melaragni Geraldine Mendousa Karen Mercier Joseph Mercurio Andrew Merlino Stephen Miele Margaret Miller William Mistreta Joan Moore Charlotte Morris Frank Morrissey Barbara Mulcahy Patricia Murray Judith Myatt David Neal Richard Neal Jean Neergaard David Nelson Linda Nelson Marie Nelson Sandra Newman Stephen Nickerson Mary Niemann William Niemann Donald Nilsson Wayne Noyes Donna Nutile Thomas O ' Brien Pamela O ' Connor Ronald O ' Dea John O ' Donnell Patrick O ' Donnell George Olson Dennis Otis Richard Overko Ronald Overko Rita Pappas Arnold Paulsen David Peabody Betty Pearson John Pecora Maryann Pel legatti Lynda Pellegrino Barbara Pernokas 57 Margaret Power John Powers Patricia Powers George Preble Gary Preston James Puleo Priscilla Queen Ann Quinn Donna Quinn June Quinno Stephen Ragucci Roger Ralphs Calvin Ramsay Walter Regan Ronald Redfern Mary Reynolds Anne Riley Carol Ring Joseph Rivers Carol Roache Martha Robinson Donald Rogers Paul Rogers Barbara Rose Marlene Rosenthal Katherina Roth Patricia Roy Donna Ryan Andrew Santo Roberta Saunders Richard Sciarrio Elaine Scott Mary Scott Carl Seagren Paul Shankle Lindley Shaw Ann Shea Karen Sheehan Rita Skaletsky Clinton Smith Willa Smith Patricia Spinazola Mary Spinazola Richard Starbile Ellen Sullivan Philip Sullivan Darleen Swanson Geraldine Tait 58 Alfred Tancredi Evelyn Tanzi Alberta Terwilliger Jack Thompson Janice Thompson Eugene Tighe Paul Tighe Donna Towse Marjorie Undiz Marilyn Union Gretchen VanGelder Fred Vanley Minnie Van Winkle Maryalice Varnum Joan Vento Dolores Venuti Joanne Vogt William Wade Kathleen Walker Denise Walsh Linda Wellings Jacqueline Wells Ronald West Thomas Wheaton Charles White Edward White Sandra Whynot Marilyn Willard Paul Willett Marilyn Yundt William Wood James Zanello Carol Zubel CLASS SONG Tune: Around The World in Eighty Days Judith Clarke Dear Woburn High to you we sing Our voices raise In grateful praise Our memories we bring Before the door of life we stand To find the key We look to thee To lead us by the hand Our hearts are filled with gratitude For you our school It was the rule Some joy to us imbued In memory dear Woburn High You ' ll be The grandest school In all the land. Judith Clarke 60 CLASS POEM CHOOSING THE WAY by Linda Preston Life is a road of various ways, Each whispering softly, Come here. To Youth, so eager to travel the road, Rings out a question strong and clear: Which is the path that I should choose? Which, for me, the best; And where shall I find the guide that I need To aid me in my quest? Came then a voice In answer sent; Straight to the soul Of Youth it went. Have faith in yourself, It seemed to say, And the courage to try, When choosing your way. Hope, you may, and even dream, But work, you must, and wisely plan; Yet if you slip and stumble, Arise and try again. Always as a guide, Remember, use your heart. Thus, on the road of life, Youth did bravely start. Though Tomorrow we may pause, To look back along the way: Our Tomorrow is yet to come, And Youth must choose today. 61 OUR CLASS WILL We the class of 1958, do bequeath the following: Julene Ames leaves the first seat in the first row to Louise Ackerman. Harold Anderson leaves the football practices to David Ahern. Judy Anderson leaves her blond hair to Beryl Anstey. Elizabeth Angiuoni leaves her loquacity to Sally Buono. Alice Bevilacqua leaves her smile to Ruth Flavin. Richard Borgeson leaves his height to John Connolly. John Brennan leaves his favorite songs to the annual record survey. Carol Brown leaves her stenography notebook to Linda McCue. Sara May Burdett leaves the 1956 Christmas play to Jayne Larkin. Richard Burnes leaves his trombone to some talented junior. Robert Burns leaves his football helmet to John McNult. Janet Cantrell leaves her seat in bookkeeping to Judy Carlson. Priscilla Caplis leaves her freckles to Mary Danehy. Salvatore Carbone leaves his touchdowns to Rocky Burnham. Vincent Carbone leaves the senior class presi¬ dency to Peter Carbone. John Carey leaves his teachers to Daniel Downey. Robert Carey leaves the football team to Neil Odams. Carol Carlson leaves her short, red hair to Karen Brady. John Carlson leaves all old cars in the parking lot to Jack Bowman. Robert Carroll leaves his math book to Richard Barch. Samuel Cassidy leaves his horse to Hopalong. Patricia Champlin leaves her quiet ways to Martha McGowan. Michael Cierri leaves his shyness to Roger Woods. Judith Clarke leaves the yearbook to the Class of 1959. Ralph Coccoluto leaves all unfinished business on The Innitou to next year ' s business manager. Mary Jean Connors leaves Norwich Univer¬ sity to Connecticut. Bernard Corsetti leaves the band and orchestra to his brother Carmen. Rita Corsetti leaves her glockenspiel to Mr. Kimball. George Crawford leaves his quick wit to Jimmy Stuart. Mary Crudden leaves typing to Alice Carney. Ann Dance leaves her petiteness to Dolores Farkas. Martha Danforth leaves the center guard position on the basketball team to Joanne Johnson. William Dango leaves his grin to Robert Fitzsimmons. Kathryn Danizio leaves her bruised knees to Jane Dobbins. Richard Davey leaves his voice to Richard Brusseau. Jean Davis leaves ner height to Mary McElhinney. John Day and John DeMonico leave their midnight skating to Richie Walsh and Jay Powers. Carolann DeSalvo leaves in the red con¬ vertible. Barbara Desmond leaves her Sunday after¬ noons to Linda and Alice. William Devereaux leaves the traffic jam by room 323 still snarled. Paul DeVito leaves without a black and orange beanie. Richard Dickey leaves his car to Jaye Powers. Stephen DiLorenzo leaves his good looks to Jackie Foley. Brenda Dinsmore leaves her manicures to Carole Murphy. Martha Doherty leaves her hearty laugh to Jane Kelly. Norman Doucette leaves his quiet manner to Danny Downey. James Doughty leaves Spooks ' 7 to the ghosts. Dorothy Doyle leaves her broken hockey stick to Pam O ' Connor. William Dunk gives the band back to Mr. Kimball. James Dunnigan leaves his homeroom seat to M.P.D. Gail Ericson leaves, but not through the center door. Robert Erwin leaves without any fuss. William Erwin leaves his way with the teachers to brother Paul. John Farrell leaves his friendly smile to Joanne Johnson. Thomas Farrey leaves his license to the registry. Shirley Figucia leaves her bobby pins to Sylvia Pierce. Robert Flaherty leaves his good times with the band to Billy Cody. Joseph Flynn leaves without Mr. Costello ' s bulletins. Robert Foley leaves his brother to the under¬ classmen. Michael Freda leaves the little black book to John DeMasi. Walter Fugazzotto leaves his knowledge to posterity. Francis Gallo leaves his 3:10 appointments to some deserving junior. Ann Gangi leaves her small waist to hopeful girls. Judy Garchinsky leaves unwillingly. Maureen Garvey leaves her Junior Prom crown to next year ' s junior Prom Queen. Ronald Gatnik leaves his football techniques to Bob Magee. Rosalie Gauvreau leaves her seat in the Driver Education car for greener pastures. 63 Daniel Gentile leaves his battered hockey stick to Dennis Murphy. Esther Girardi leaves her typewriter to Linda Ericson. John Gonsalves leaves daily walks to Karen Young. Paul Gosselin leaves his regards to the teachers. Sarah Greene leaves her winning ways to Bev Carrns. Bradley Haigh leaves his baseball knowledge to Joe Bourque. Vernon Hall leaves the football team in the care of next year ' s student manager. Irving Hamilton leaves his wavy hair to George Adams. Linda Hamilton leaves for Tufts. Nancy Hanlon leaves her flirting ways to Karen Paulsen. Ronald Hatfield leaves his inquisitive mind to Rocky Burnham. John Hayes leaves his crew cut to Neil Odams. Alexander Heimlick leaves his polished wave to John Bowman. Carol Horne leaves her hours of work in the office to a future senior. Judith Hughes leaves her P.O.D. book to who¬ ever will claim it. Carole Jacobs leaves her cheering position to an aspiring junior. David Jensen leaves his accident policy to Bob Pappas. Fred Johnson leaves his class chat in Room 209. Philip Johnson leaves his red sweater to Bob Magee. Ralf Johnson leaves his trumpet solo to Gary Preston. Thomas Johnstone leaves his P.O.D. book to Nathan, providing he doesn ' t need it next year. Carole Jones leaves her morning dash to Judy Hanlon. William Jordan leaves his quiet ways for greater things. Gordon Josephson leaves his artistic ability to Richard Cuozzi. James Joyce leaves his English book to Joe Andriola. Kathleen Kelleher leaves her Class Day wand to a fortunate junior girl. William Kelley leaves his rides from Win¬ chester to Martha Robinson. Kathleen Kelly leaves her English book to Judy Graham. Richard Kenney leaves his chemistry book to Dennis Murphy. Joan Kenty leaves her pleasant smile to Anne O ' Neil. Lawrence Kirk leaves his wonderful sense of humor to Ernie Duncan. Olga Kuryatschi leaves her English book to Beverly Pento. Donald LaCasse leaves without a backward glance. 64 Marie Lada leaves her petiteness to Arlene DeLuca. Philip Landry leaves his model A engine still unassembled. Janet Langill leaves her history book to Marie Nelson and Sandra Whynot. Robert Lanpher leaves his books to anyone who wants them. Mary Lawrence leaves her pretty blonde hair to Mary Jane Neiman. Robert Leccese leaves his football memories to next year ' s team. Myrtle Lenberg leaves her typewriter to Linda McCue. Jean MacDonald leaves her peppy personality to Jayne Larkin. Patricia McDonald leaves her chemistry seat in Room 428 to a deserving junior. Lois MacKay leaves with a sigh of relief. Thomas Maguire leaves his height to Carl Proia. Joan Maher leaves her shorthand book to Paula Kendrick. Marilyn Massa leaves her seat in bookkeeping to her sister Anita. David Masse leaves his reserved manner to Jimmy Stuart. Richard McCall leaves the St. Charles girls. Joseph McComiskey leaves his progress cards to Jackie Turner. Arthur McCue leaves his place on the football team to David Ahern. Jeanette McCue leaves a supply of gum to Karen Brady. Sandra Me Cue leaves filled with sorrow. Henry McDonough leaves with Helen Niem- szyk. Mary McDonough leaves her cheerleader ' s uniform to one of next year ' s co-captains. Francis McFaun leaves early for a change. Lawrence McGondel leaves P.O.D. with a lump in his throat. Charleen McGowan leaves her memories of Class Day to Joan Masotta. Donald McHugh leaves, period. Marie McHugh leaves to meet Jack. James Mclnerny leaves to find more parties to crash. William Mclnerny leaves his shoulder pads to Paul Willett. James McManus ieaves without Bull Moose. Edward Meehan leaves his slightly used English book to John Cahill. Margaret Merlino leaves all her books to Helen O ' Connor and Rose Ann Marconi. Carolyn Moore leaves her sketch book to next year ' s Rembrandt. Paul Morrison leaves his famous sayings and quotations to anyone who wants them. Sheila Morrow leaves her curly hair to Elaine Crescenzi. Charles Moyer leaves his hockey stick to Ralph Marinaccio. Lawrence Munroe leaves his lively personality to Richard Walsh. John Murray leaves his mathematical mind to Richard Barch. 65 John Neergaard leaves the rocky high school parking lot to be paved. Luther Newton leaves all his books to Robert Martin. William Nickerson leaves his seat in 318 to his brother Steve. Helen Niemszyk leaves her captivating smile to Beverly Hull. William O ' Brien leaves fond memories of 102 for some lucky junior. James O ' Connor leaves his track shoes to Lee Shaw. Thomas Orecchio leaves in his yellow con¬ vertible. Richard O ' Rourke leaves his catcher ' s mitt to Tom Constantino. Nicholas Otis leaves his well-used books behind. Robert Oulton leaves his joke book to John Cahill. Richard Packard leaves his hot sax to Warren Clement. John Parrish leaves the basketball still bouncing. James Parsons leaves his book and seat in 209 to Wayne Johnson. Fredric Paulsen leaves his Model-T Ford at the nearest junk yard. Joseph Pel I igrino leaves his height to Roger Woods. Perry Pratt leaves for the South. Linda Preston leaves her glockenspiel to Nancy Lovgren. Camille Puopolo leaves still smiling. Lindo Qualey leaves the lunchroom to Juditl Gonzales. Carole Ralphs leaves college and careers to the other girls. Janet Reebenacker leaves her dimples to Judy Powers. Robert Reynolds leaves his wavy hair to Dickie Durkan. Marilyn Rivers leaves her geographical name to Roger Woods. Robert Roche leaves his ability at checkers to Dick Barry. Frederick Rogers leaves his algebra book to Joseph Bourque. Peter Savlen leaves his weights to William Jacobson. Elaine Scarvalas leaves her pretty eyes to Alice Carney. Ronald Scelzi leaves his Ford convertible gladly. Francis Scire leaves Cisco to Pancho. Robert Scullane leaves it all behind. Carlo Severo leaves his smile to swoon over. Thomas Sheeran leaves his twin sadly. Mary Shone leaves quietly. Francis Siraco leaves his cross country uni¬ form to Carmen Corsetti. 66 Sandra Skarmeas leaves Gorin ' s to Mary Danehy. Arngard Sooss leaves us with pleasant mem¬ ories of her countrymen. Judith Sousa leaves her demureness to Louise Ackerman. Elsie Spolidoro leaves her petiteness to Marie Pelligrino. Charles Sullivan leaves his middle name to Benjamin. Teresa Tamilio leaves her piano playing to Marilyn Yundt. Paul Tanzi leaves his engineering techniques to the Russians. Joanne Tauro leaves her quiet manner to Virginia Kenney. Joseph Tierno leaves his leather jacket to Minot DiLorenzo. William Tighe leaves Lucia ' s Market to Paul Erwin. Richard Tracy leaves his famous name to Errol Flynn. Sheila Turnbull leaves her curly hair to a lucky junior. Diane Turner leaves her seat on the school bus to Nancy Lopez. Mary Tuzzolo leaves her joviality to Marie DeMarco. Roger Upton leaves his stenography class to the girls. Edward Varnum leaves his bicycle to Arthur Alta vesta. William Veno leaves his Central Square parking space to Joseph Andriola. Richard Waldron leaves his big Buick to William Booker. r.. Una Walters leaves her French book to Judy Powers. Margaret Westberg leaves her good times to Mary O ' Sullivan. Robert Wetherbee leaves his body builders to a small junior. Maydelle White leaves her hairdressing am¬ bition to any junior who wants it. Carol Whitney leaves her friendliness to Janice Chamberlain. Anthony Willett leaves his hip pads to Ronald Cahill. Dorothy Young leaves her wit to a bashful junior. John Young leaves his crew cut to Andrew Santo. Ellen Zubel leaves th e last seat in the gradu¬ ating class to Larry Zwicker. Signed on this second day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. Class of 1958 67 Hey, Hey, what do you say? Practice, practice and more practice News Hawks Nervous Novices Mr. Kimball ' s pride and joy Never too old for paper dolls 68 ACTIVITIES 69 First Row: V. Hall, L. Pres¬ ton, D. Gentile. Second Row: B. Desmond, J. Hughes, C. Brown, J. Clarke, G. Ericson. STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES Each year the WOBURN WOMAN ' S CLUB invites a group of girls selected from the senior honor students to attend its monthly KIWANIS Boys from all classes are invited to join the KIWANIS KEY CLUB which lends assist¬ ance at all school activities. Under the guidance of Mr. Joseph Curran, the members meetings Similarly, the Woburn Rotary Club entertains two senior boys selected on rec¬ ommendation of the faculty and the principal. KEY CLUB held weekly meetings. Besides acting as ushers and checkers at school functions, the group sold football programs and conducted a successful cake sale. First Row: G. Bemis, D. Kula, V. Hall (vice-president), R. Woods (treasurer), P. Pratt (president), R. Shea (secretary), R. Tracy, R. Coccoluto, Mr. Curran. Second Row: A. Higgins, P. Doherty, D. Gallagher, P. Corea, R. Pappas, K. McCauley, T. Edgett, B. Duran, R. Barch, R. Patterson. Third Row: R. Corsetti, R. Carroll, L. Shaw, W. French, G. O ' Neill. KEY CLUB WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL MASSACHUSETTS First Row: Mr. Walsh, Mr. Connolly, C. DeSalvo, K. Paulsen, W. Tighe, S. Morrow (editor), D. Doyle (assistant editor), J. Davis (treasurer), S. Turnbull, Mr. Flaherty, Miss Brady. Second Row: C. Jones, M. Connors, B. Pearson, K. Danizio, M. McCarthy, C. MacDonald, P. Harrison, A. Gangi, G. VanGelder, J. Foley, A. Miller, B. Erwin. Third Row: A. Terwilliger, D. Venuti, M. Tuzzolo, J. Thompson, P. Brennan, L. Monroe, J. Larkin, K. Young, F. Plunkett, U. Walters, K. MacDonald. TANNER NEWS First the conception of an idea, then the development of this idea; write and re-write; read the galleys and find appropriate illus¬ trations; meet the deadline, cover costs— these are a few of the never-ending problems of a newspaper staff which produces four copies a year. Joy of viewing our efforts in print, of keeping our fellow-students abreast of the events of the school; of attending the editors ' conferences; of circulating copies of an award-winning newspaper—these are the rewards of a newspaper staff. Lawrence and Jean are pleased with Sheila ' s results. Sheila edits the copy 71 First Row: P. Prat t, R. Ccccoluto (business manager), J. Clarke (editor), R. Roche (treasurer), C. Moore, R. Tracy. Second Row: Miss Lynch, Miss C. Burke, T. Maguire, M. Westberg, K. Kelleher, J. Ames, C. McGowan, J. Hughes, Miss M. Burke, Mr. Devlin. Third Row: W. French, C. Brown, M. Danforth, L. Preston, M. Garvey, J. Maher, E. Scarvalas, M. Lada, J. Johnson. Carolyn, Maureen, Martha, and Kathy check the pictures against the dummy for size. THE 1958 INNITOU Can you type? Does everyone have to go now? Where did those pictures disappear to? Has anyone seen . . . These and hundreds of similar questions are heard coming from beneath the crack of Room 323 almost any afternoon until three-thirty. In addition to learning the technicalities of pro¬ ducing an annual, the staff of THE INNITOU learned a great deal in the art of human relations. What a relief after the last deadline was met! In the short interval before the copy was returned from the printer to be proofed, we started our plans for the trip to New York with the members of the local chapter of the National Honor Society as our guests. The four hour train ride provided us with an oppor¬ tunity to discuss some of our ideas for the class ban¬ quet, sponsored by the INNITOU staff, and also for the scholarship awarded by the Yearbook. After much worry and hurry the Yearbook was distributed. To see the pleased seniors as they re¬ ceived their books and to know what these copies will mean in future years—this was the staff ' s reward. Carol and Judy hurry to job number the pages before the printer arrives. 11 j ilk y First Row: S. Goulet, M. Sullivan, S. Burdett, M. Lada, J. MacConnell, B. Carrns, Mr. Kimball, J. Massotto (sec.), F. Paulsen (pres.), E. Zubel (v. pres.), P. Brennan (treas.), Miss Dunbury, E. Crescenzi, A Miller, J. Riley, J. Riley, H. Karagozie. Second Row: J. Carbone, M. McCarthy, J. Hanlon, B. Mulcahy, J. Christie, K. Walker, P. Davis, M. Doherty, M. McDonough, J. Hughes, M. MacDonald, D. Venuti, L. Pellegrino, B. Ladd, J. Foley, G. Ericson, N. Hanlon, R. Flavin, M. Rosenthal, M. Danehy, E. Shee- ran, D. Lundberg, J. MacDonald, J. Graham, S. Skarmeas, S. Haggerty. Third Row: P. Neil, E. Scott, S. Turnbull, B. Greene, K. Danizio, K. Sheehan., M. Lenberg, J. Kenty, M. Garvey, J. Larkin, E. Scarvalas, J. MacDonald, A. Quinn, D. Turner, J. Anderson, B. Pernokas, J. Brophy, M. Sullivan, J. Chamberlain, S. Buono, G. Boutwell, C. Buttaro, K. Paulsen. Fourth Row: E. Spolidoro, B. Desmond, J. Johnson, K. Kelleher, M. Tuzzolo, M. McCall, S. McCue, R. Packard, R. Burnes, R. Erwin, R. Borgeson, L. Munroe, D. Clooney, A. Griffin, C. Moore, S. Greene, V. Kenney, E. Lombard, D. Ryan, M. Niemann, B. Galante, K. Roth, L. Preston. DRAMA GUILD The Drama Guild was organized to train members in stage technique, character interpretation, mechanics of production, and set design. One of the most popular of the school clubs, it is directed by Mr. Edson Kimball of the faculty. First Row: G. Tait, C. Ring, S. Whynot, S. Woodaman, Mr. Kimball, R. Corsetti, K. Roth, M. Yundt, J Thompson. Second Row: J. John¬ son, W. Nieman, D. Neal, B. Corsetti, R. Packard, D. Gricus, G. Preston, R. Boyd, K. Mercier. Third Row: D. Friel, R. Burnes, C. Cor¬ setti, W. Dunk, R. Johnson, R. Flaherty, R. Larson. The orchestra meets three times a week under the direction of Mr. Edson Kimball. Membership is open to all students who wish the experience of playing together. This organization provides the musical entertain¬ ment at many of the school functions. ORCHESTRA PEP CLUB It takes more than the team to make the football season successful; interest, spirit, and enthusiasm are needed. This is what the Pep Club has contributed. At every football game approximately one hundred girls in colorful black and orange supported the cheerleaders in urging the team on to victory. At every football game of the 1957 season, they added the pep that only one hundred high school girls cheering for their team could add. Mr. Ratchford and the enthusiastic members of the club have aided the cheer¬ leaders in promoting school spirit. First Row: G. Boutwell, B. Hull, J. Larkin, Mr. Ratchford, J. Chamberlain, S. Buono, D. Turner, M. Spinazola. Second Row: J. Thompson, J. Myatt, J. Vogt, E. Vogt, R. Pappas, M. McElinney, K. Brown, S. Davey, D. Huckins, B. MacPhee. Third Row: M. Oliver, P. Messen¬ ger, A. McCarthy, S. Ellis, N. Derby, E. Ellis, J. Graham, R. Flavin, M. Danehy. Fourth Row: J. Lindquist, B. Ladd, J. Barrett, S. Cham- plin, P. Spinazola, E. Scott, M. Power, E. Tanzi, M. McCarthy, M. MacDonald. Fifth Row: S. Hardy, D. Myatt, A. Shea, J. Joyce, G. Emery, A. Deluca, D. Nutile, J. Dobbins, L. Nelson, J. Foley. Sixth Row: L. Pellegrino, M. Pellegrino, J. Langone, J. Brophy, J. Desmond, D. Quinn, R. Gill, M. Robinson, M. Rosenthal, J. Holland. Seventh Row: P. Mantis, S. Lionstone, J. Bovard, D. Lundberg, B. Galante, B. Pernokas, H. Karagozie, K. Roth, B. Hudson. Eighth Row: G. Greenan, P. Maltacea, J. Mahoney, J. Lascelles, H. O ' Connor, B. Place, E. Samuelson, K. Brady, P. Kendrick, Ninth Row: G. Facchine, R. Skaletsky, B. Erwin, M. Scott, P. Brennan, K. Paulsen, P. O ' Connor, E. Magnuson. Tenth Row: J. Keith, M. Willard, D. Russo, D. Venuti, J. Larkin, J. MacDonnell, D. Farkas, J. Carroll, M. Union. 74 TRAFFIC SQUAD First Row: T. Maguire, Mr. Roche, P. Pratt, R. Borgeson, R. Flaherty, J. Day. Second Row: R. Burnes, D Gentile, R. Lecesse, C. Moyer, V. Carbone, J. DeMonico. Third Row: W. Devereaux, R. Carey, J. Parrish R. Foley, S. Carbone. RADIO CLUB First Row: P. Tanzi, A. Paulsen (pres.), R. Barch (v. pres.), R. Farrell (sec.-treas. sen, P. Corea, E. Duncan, W. Wade, Mr. Vallario. Seecond Row: J. Mat 75 T l. ‘tj. s v 1 ibis, v- • ' M First Row: D. Myatt, S. Hardy, N. Hanlon, H. Karagozie, G. VanGelder, M. MacDonald. Second Row: M. McCarthy, D. Venuti, F. DiMartino, L. Preston, G. Ericson, A. Frechette, Mr. Costelelo. Third Row: M. Gatta, W. French, H. Goldsmith, R. Roche, W. Wade, P. LaDelfe. CLASSICS CLUB The Classics Club, under the direction of Mr. Costello, is newly formed this year. Its purpose is understanding the classics and their value in modern civilization. The club meets twice a month. The Future Teachers of America club is open to all students who wish to follow the profession. Each Wednesday afternoon the juniors and seniors observe and help in the grammar schools. The club is directed by Miss Helen Sheeran. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB First Row: R. Skaletsky, J. Ames, M. Lada, P. MacDonald (sec.), N. Hanlon (pres.), J. Larkin (v. pres.), P O ' Connor (treas.), C. Horne, K. Danizio, Miss Sheeran. Second Row: J. McCall, M. Lawrence, K. Young, G. Larkin, B. MacPhee, M. O ' Sullivan, K. Paulsen, P. Mur¬ ray, E. McGrath, K. MacDonald, A. DeLuca. First Row: L. Ericson, S. Turnbull, J. Powers, J. Pellegrino (treas.), E. Scarvalas (sec.), Mr. Foley, Mr. O ' Donnell, M. McDonough (pres.), C. Severo (v. pres.), B. Desmond, J. Moore, A. DeLuca. Second Row: E. Spolidoro, L. Pellegrino, J. Kelley, R. Castine, J. Christie, M. McCall, C. Zubel, B. Pernokas, J. Ames, J. Maher, S. Haggerty, J. Hughes, M. Tuzzolo. Third Row: C. DeSalvo, K. Paulsen, P. Kendrick, S. Buono, G. Larkin, E. Zubel, J. Larkin, H. Niemszyk, P. Brennan, J. Chamberlain, J. Johnson, N. Hanlon, R. Flavin, S. Morrow. Fourth Row: R. Burnham, F. Arena, R. Farrell, D. Kula, W. French, A. McCue, V. Carbone. STUDENT COUNCIL One of the purposes of the members of the STUDENT COUNCIL is to make recommen¬ dations to the administration for improvement of school facilities for the general welfare of the students. Elected for ability, as well as popularity, they have for their main objective the co-ordinating of all school activities. Meetings are held bi-monthly and each home¬ room and organization is represented by a delegate. Rallies, assemblies, and student exchanges are sponsored by this group. Mary talks over STUDENT COUNCIL plans with Elsie, Ellen, and Barbara. 77 First Row: P. Neal, M. Lada, J. MacConnell, J. Riley (v. pres.), Mr. Devlin, J. MacDonnell (pres.), M. MacDonald (sec.), G. Boutwell, B. Erwin. Second Row: M. Sullivan, T. Tamilio, A. Harvey, P. Harrison, G. VanGelder, E. Sheeran, J. Riley, J. Lascelles, E. Leanos, B. Demas, M. Danehy, S. Burdett. Third Row: M. McCarthy, U. Walters, J. Sumner, D. Venuti, K. Paulsen, M. Rosenthal, S. Woodaman, R. Flavin, M. Robinson, J. Powers, J. Hughes, P. Queen, H. Karagozie. Fourth Row: M. Niemann, B. Pernokas, D. Ryan, D. Turner, C. Jacobs, J. Graham, K. Roth, L. Pellegrino, B. Melaragni, M. Yundt. MODERN LANGUAGE The Modern Language Club meets fre¬ quently throughout the year. It has enlivened the interest in modern languages and the meetings are made very interesting through the use of slides, songs, and visits by lecturers. The Debate Club, although young, is made up of avid enthusiasts. The principles of argumentation, logic, and defense of a premise are the main ideas stressed during the meetings. DEBATE CLUB P. LaDelfe, R. Roche, F. Siraco, P. Tanzi, P. Davis, P. Corea First Row: J. Ames, B. Desmond (Treasurer), R. Erwin (Vice-President), Mr. Ring, Mr. Connolly, Mr. Horrigan, J. Mclnerny (President), G. Ericson (Secretary), C. Brown, J. Clarke. Second Row: C. Puopolo, E. Scarvalas, H. Niems- zyk, R. Coccoluto, B. Haigh, R. Borgeson, P. Tanzi, J. O ' Connor, C. Horne, J. MacDonald, J. Hughes. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY By scholastic excellence, leadership and co-operation in educational and extra-curricu¬ lar activities and by general citizenship and promise of future success, juniors and seniors are elected to membership in the Woburn Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. A member must also maintain a B average throughout his sophomore, junior, and senior years. NATIONAL L, , HONOR SOCIETY] k’Ssbv ' ZA Mac makes good use of the dictionary as he prepares a report for the Honor group. 79 Just a sampling of the Christmas project. JUNIOR RED CROSS Striving to develop a spontaneous accept¬ ance of willingness to aid others, the Junior Red Cross volunteered to undertake several projects during the year. The major accomplishment was carried out in the fall, when the members dressed and distributed dolls to children confined to hospitals during the Christmas season. They supplemented the club activities by featuring two representa¬ tives at the meetings of the Boston Chapter. Their newest project to be considered is the assistance at the local hospital. First Row: J. Clarke, S. Burdett, M. Lawrence, D. Turner, P. Brennan (vice-president). Miss Sheeran, J. Anderson (presi¬ dent), J. Ames, S. Turnbull, C. Moore, C. McGowan. Second Row: J. Hughes, M. Doherty, M. McDonough, M. Tuz- zolo, O. Kuryaschi, G. Ericson, S. Skarmeas, J. Maher, C. DeSalvo, J. Reebenacker. Third Row: M. Rivers, C. Jacobs, K. Kelleher, E. Scarvalas, L. Preston, D. Doyle, M. Garvey, E. Spolidoro, C. Jones, M. Connors, C. Whitney. SCIENCE CLUB Sara May, Jimmy, and Oakie—the mad chemists. Gail and Gus show Nancy how much fun she missed by not joining the Science Club. First Row: M. Lawrence, Mr. Roche, Mr. O ' Brien, Mr. Horrigan, K. McDonough (sec.), R. Borgeson (pres.), R. Larsen (treas.), R. Barch (v.pres.), Mr. Vallario, Mr. Cohen, Mr. Marderosian, S. Burdett. Second Row: E. Duncan, A. Bou¬ dreau, S. Goulet, L. Ericson, P. Cederberg, P. O ' Connor, L. Preston, M. Danforth, G. Larkin, C. Anderer, J. Hanlon, R. Skaletsky, A. Paulsen, M. Gatta. Third Row: P. LaDelfe, R. Erwin, G.Levine, J. Cassetari, R. Beecher, P. Davis, R. Foster, P. Gill, G. O ' Neill, W. Noyes, P. Sullivan, R. Carroll. Fourth Row: P. Corea, M. Graham, D. Gallagher, P. Tanzi, G. MacDonald, D. Masse, B. Corsetti, F. Vanley, G. Olson. With zeal for science reaching its peak, the student body turned out in large numbers when the idea for forming a science club was announced. Although the members of the group made plans to enter the Science Fair in the spring, they set one main objective for their first year—to promote a general feeling of interest and enjoyment in the study of science. At their monthly meetings they discussed a variety of subjects under the guidance of the chairman of their advisers, Mr. Vallario. .afP Reach for the sky Grin and bear it Before the game It ' s up to you, John f -mMfc M { ‘ Si wk. VL- 82 Between the halves BAND Take drums, cymbals, tubas, trumpets, clarinets, and trombones; thoroughly mix and simmer; sprinkle with music and uni¬ forms; bring to practice for three hours a week; stir in a leader; mix with football games, concerts, conclaves, or civic parades, and you have Woburn High School ' s Band. This group of musicians has become a medium for transferring enthusiasm and school spirit from itself to the student body. The requests for its appearances at various functions are a testimonial to the excellency of its performances. Results of practice First Row: J. Clarke, N. Hanlon, G. Ericson. Second Row: C. Corsetti, S. Woodaman, G. Tait, C. Ring, D. Ames, R. Hoff, J. Rosander, R. Danehy, M. Schenck, D. Neal, D. Murphy, J. Chalmers, W. Martin, M. Hassett, D. Friel, K. Loder, D. Nolan, S. McKeen. Third Row: J. Young, N. Lovgren, L. Preston, R. Larson, B. Gricus, W. Clement, W. Niemann, R. Flaherty, R. Packard, C. Smith, L. Shaw, A. Hoff, B. Corsetti, W. French, R. Corsetti, Mr. Kimball. Fourth Row ' : R. White, J. Peterson, P. Chaconas, R. Brogna, H. Sawyer, G. Scott, D. Friel, D. Gricus, J. McGrath, D. Graham, J. Bourque, N. Wheaton, R. Boyd, G. Preston, K. Mercier, R. Johnson, R. Morrison. Fifth Row: F. Paulsen, M. Graham, R. Larson, E. Oulton, R. Burnes, D. Riley, J. Riley, B. Sheeran, E. Girardi, R. Corsetti, W. Dunk, D. Cummings, J. Wood¬ aman, W. Cody. 1 ■ : 1 1 _L BASEBALL First Row: J. Andriolo, R. Burnham, R. O ' Rourke, J. Murray, J. McManus, B. Davison, P. Doherty, L. Brown, J. Parsons. Second Row: Mr. McDonough, R. Magee, J. Cahill, W. Veno, W. Devereaux, B. Haigh, P. Morrison, R. Kenney, R. Walsh, R. Erwin, S. Carbone. TRACK First Row: A. Paulsen, R. Adams, P. Gosselin, R. Carroll, R. Borgeson, R. Lecesse, P. Corea, J. Cassettari. Second Row: Mr. McGovern, J. O ' Connor, K. McCauley, T. Edgett, E. Peterson, R. Shea, R. Farrell, J. Griffin, R. O ' Dea. Third Row: B. Pappas, R. Beecher, L. Shaw, R. Simp¬ son, F. Haney, F. Siraco, W. Shaughnessy, J. McLeod. jmj f m -■■mm l .w Mt 3 k ; First Row: W. Donaghey, W. Devereaux, J. Parrish (captain), R. Borgeson, J. Marciano. Second Row: A. Merlino (manager), R. Erwin, R. Flaherty, R. Lecesse, J. McManus, R. Magee, R. Cahill, J. Doucette (manager). BOYS’ BASKETBALL Although the Tanners proved tough on their home court, they found it impossible to come through with flying colors. The fact that they failed to win the Northeastern Conference championship does not discredit them in any way. They will be remembered as a team with the spirit that produces champions. The boys have gained valuable experience despite the fact that they finished the season with a 3-won and 13-lost record. They made up in drive and energy what they lacked in experience. Our guiding force Quite a show of legs! The Girls ' Basketball Team, under the excellent leadership of Coach Higgins and Captain Maureen Garvey, had an exciting and victorious season. The team which consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, though not undefeated, won five of nine games and showed great sportsmanship and school spirit. The girls ' leader in battle GIRL’S BASKETBALL First Row: J. Davis, J. Johnson, J. MacDonald, M. Garvey (captain), C. Moore, A. Gangi. Second Row: Miss Higgins, S. Buono, P. Kendrick, K. Brady, D. Russo, L. Preston, J. Anderson, P. Champlin, A. Danca, M. Doherty (Mana ger). First Row: E. Zubel, E. Spolidoro (captain), M. McDonough. Second Row: J. Sumner, B. Desmond, J. Johnson, C. Jacobs, M. Garvey, H. Niemszyk, K. Kelleher, A. Carney. Let ' s go! Let ' s win! Many were the cheers that led our teams to victories this year. Our vivacious cheerleaders, dressed in the tradi¬ tional black and orange, gave moral support at all the games. Between the games they made up new cheers and taught them to the students at pre-game rallies. The short cheers seemed highly effective in the fast-moving games. CHEERLEADERS T-E-A-M CROSS COUNTRY Good Timing, Billy The captain looks confident Once again Woburn has come through with a winning cross country team. Undefeated in all their meets, the varsity captured the Puritan Divisional Title, third place in the Class C Meet, and seventh place in the Middlesex League Meet. First Row: R. Carroll, W. Devereaux, E. Peterson, R. Pappas, J. O ' Connor (captain), J. Cassettari, R. Shea, F. Siraco, L. Shaw. Second Row: Mr. McGovern, T. Cashell, T. Edgett, R. Kingsbury, R. Adams, R. Simpson, R. Farrell, J. Griffin, W. Bolster (manager). Third Row: R. Quinn, P. Corea, A. Falvey, A. Paulsen, R. Beecher, J. McLeod, J. Murray. 89 DRUM MAJORETTES Happy routines and twirling batons added flavor to the football games. The spirited and dynamic majorettes proved themselves quite capable not only during the football season, but also in their appearances at civic parades during the year. Precision comes with practice. First Row: C. Buttaro (soloist). Second Row: M. Nieman (co-captain), D. Ryan (co-coptain). Third Row: E. Lom¬ bard, B. Carrns, S. Goulet, J. Hanlon. Fourth Row: Mr. Kimball, E. Crescenzi, J. Masotta, K. Sheehan, S. Hagerty. h ' J -, ,1: ' dv ' l J- First Row: W. Mclnerny, H. Anderson, S. Carbone, A. McCue, R. Carey (capt.), R. Burns, R. Gatnik, P. Morrison, J. Neergaard. Second Row: F. Johnson, R. Leccese, J. Parrish, A. Willett, R. Walsh, J. Carey, J. McManus, J. Day. Third Row: J. Mastroianni, M. Craven, R. McGee, M. Delorenzo, R. Spicer, J. Foley, W. Shaughnessy, J. Dunham, N. Odams. Fourth Row: D. Rogers, L. Maguire, R. Hoyt, R. Tofuri, R. Barch, J. McNult, R. Marinaccio, R. Corsetti, J. Cahill. Fifth Row: R. Martin, C. DeSalvo, R. Haggerty, G. MacDonald, R. Burnham, P. Willett, C. White, T. Foley, T. Foley. Sixth Row: P. O ' Donnell, P. Rogers, D. Salvati, J. Mecurio, P. Gill, P. Gildea, R. Do¬ herty, G. Olson. Seventh Row: D. Sweeney, D. McGowan, C. DeRosa, D. Ahern, B. Keating (manager), A. Merlino (manager), J. Mantere (manager). Eighth Row: Mr. Dorrington, Mr. White, Mr. Corleto, Mr. Murray. FOOTBALL The outstanding teamwork displayed by our football team made this a victorious season— eight wins and one loss. Much credit is due Coach Paul Dorrington and Captain Bob Carey for their patience and long practices with our boys. Hunka” breaks away A tense moment The Kick-off! The climax was reached on November 28, 1957 when our boys really made Winchester bite the dust for a Woburn victory, 27 to 13. First- Row: J. DeMonico, J. Hayes, P. Johnson, D. Gentile, J. Day (captain), F. Rogers, R. Walsh. Second Row: A. Alta- vesta, R. Marinaccio, W. Maguire, A. Tancreti, P. O ' Donnell, W. Booker, J. Corduck, A. Meriino (manager). Third Row: R. Haggerty, W. Dunk, C. Moyer, R. Connolly (coach), C. DeRosa, C. Severo. HOCKEY The coaching ability of Mr. Robert Connolly paid great dividends to this year ' s hockey team which was under the leader¬ ship of Captain John Day. They responded to the fans ' enthusiasm by winning 10 games and tying 7. By doing so they qualified for the league playoffs and overwhelmingly won the Woodman Cup. An invitation was extended to them to compete in the state play-offs at the Boston Arena. 92 Smiles conquer all Hard at work The girls ' field hockey team, despite the fact that they finished the season with no victories to their credit, showed great spirit this year. A green team, made up for the most port of sophomores and juniors, held Stoneham to a 0-0 score. Their last game, played with Wilmington, ended in a 1-1 tie. T heir first and only goal for the season was made by their captain, Kathy Danizio, in the first two seconds of the last game. The sea¬ son finished with the cry, Wait till next year. GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY First Row: K. Danizio, J. Hughes, J. Dobbins, M. Pellegrino. Second Row: P. O ' Connor, K. Paulsen, D. Doyle, J. Lar¬ kin, J. Chamberlain. Third Row: M. Nieman, D. Quinn, L. Pellegrino, J. Desmond, A. Deluca, E. Sullivan, M. Varnum. Fourth Row: K. Roth, J. Brophy, A. Foster, G. Larkin, B. Pernokas, D. Nutile, Miss Seminatore. ARCHERY J. MacDonnell, D. Lundberg, A. Mikalauska, A. McCarthy, K. Brady, J. Larkin, M. Oliver, P. Kendrick, N. Hanlon, B. Hudson. GOLF First Row: T. Halloran, D. Kula, R. Morrison, D. Friel. Second Row: J. Levesque, W. Dunk, J. Sullivan, Mr. Flaherty. First Row: K. Danizio, D. Farkas, J. Reebenacker, U. Walters, E. Angiuoni, D. Lundberg, J. Boviard, S. Figucia. Second Row: Miss Higgins, J. Robinson, S. Buono, P. Kendrick, J. Carlson, S. Pierce. SOFTBALL Hit it, Libby! What a swing! TENNIS First Row: E. Samuelson, J. Lindquist, D. Lundberg, S. Lionstone, J. Boviard, A. McCarthy, J. Foley, J. Myott, Miss Higgins. Second Row: K. Brady, E. Vogt, J. Vogt, S. Hardy, D. Russo, P. Brennan, D. Myott, J. Barrett, P. Messenger. Next year ' s team Come on, boys Dive in Behind the scenes Sink it, Joe 96 Coach John F. McGovern During Mr. McGovern ' s years at Woburn High School, the contributions made in the lives of his boys ' toward the development of high ideals, gentlemanly deportment, and clean living are too far-reaching to enumerate. Too many, also, are the thrilling contests, eager competitions, and high-spirited meets of his teams. However, some of his outstanding victories never to be erased from the annals of Woburn High School athletic achievements include: The Fitchburg Relays 1934 The Mystic Valley Championship 1940 The Northeastern Conference Championship 1954 Cross Country Champions Middlesex League 1947-1948 Cross Country Champions Middlesex League 1956-1957 A plaque from the Sports Trail Century Club- Chicago in recognition of 100 victories in 1957 Mr. McGovern may leave us in person, but the spirit that he has instilled in us shall always remain. May his years of retirement be long, peaceful, and happy. The boys rejoice with Coach McGovern as he proudly dis¬ plays the most recent trophy awarded to his team. 97 1 Hollywood, here we come The introductions Our lovely queen, Maureen, surrounded by her court THE CINDER Mrs. Blake, may I introduce Gail 100 L The end of a wonderful evening ELLA BALL Our prom committee i CLASS DAY Parents and friends look on approvingly Joe moves over to let Vinnie step in. PRETTY JUNIORS ASSIST OUR 1957 MARSHALL Graduation week is the most exciting one of the entire year. Juniors, as well as seniors, are caught in the bustle of excite¬ ment. On Class Day in May, 1957, we donned our prettiest formals and saluted the out-going seniors. We held high the wands of green and white carnations and thrilled as the seniors passed beneath them. Kathy, our Junior Marshal, led us in the procession. A few of our beauties after an exciting day. The receiving line FANTASY IN Queen for a night The grand march. A good time was had by Helen and Henry. Our happy queen, Elsie Our class officers BLUE The pause that refreshes The start of a wonderful evening Our debonaire ushers 105 MINUTES TO REMEMBER Memories of the class of 1958 are many and varied. Our first thoughts are of the social and extracurricular activities, the basketball, football and hockey games; the dances, the club meetings and the social hours. We think last of the all-important curricular work—the subject which we finally mastered but which almost mastered us, our favorite teachers, the fun of shops or home ec . These and others will combine to form the impression of our alma mater. On these pages is re-enacted both pictorially and verbally our high school days. In looking through this book we remember school as it was; we remember the buzz of the closing bell; the shuffling of feet in the corridors; the joyful goodbyes and the slamming of car doors. As we leave this way of life to enter on new paths, a nostalgic feeling creeps over us, and we join with Elizabeth Akers Allen in saying: Backward, turn backward, O Time, in your flight. Ralph looks in doubt 3SK One of our effi cient businessmen Check the change Billy. Lots of marshmallow! Bobby waits patiently PATRONS A Friend S. Abbott Mr. Mrs. George Abreu Mrs. Mary Abreu Sgt. Adams Mrs. Addario Dave Ahern J. W. Airey Jack Airey Thomas L. Albee Jr. Barbara Alexander Mrs. James Altavesta Robert W. Ames Mrs. Rose Ames Mr. Mrs. William F. Ames Angelo Amico Mr. Mrs. Joseph Amico Mr. Robert Amico Mrs. Alma Anderson Mrs. C. E. Anderson Carl O. Anderson Earle Anderson Mr. Mrs. Harold E. Anderson Mr. Mrs. K. Anderson Richard Anderson Nicholas Andon Mrs. Nicholas Andon Mr. Gr Mrs. Alfred Andriolo Joe Andriolo Anna Angiuoni Esther Angiuoni Mr. Gr Mrs. Gaetano Angiuoni Helen Angiuoni Charles Annas Anonymous Edward App James App William Armstrong Mrs. Frank Asaro Ralph Asaro Mrs. Henry Ash Mr. Mrs. Melvin H. Ash Dr. Eldridge D. Atwood Mr. Gr Mrs. Milton H. Atwood Thomas I. Bagley Mr. Gr Mrs. Philip S. Bailey Jr. E. M. Bain Edward F. Baldwin Mr. Mrs. Edward S. Baldwin Joan Balestrier Albert J. Balestrieri Mr. Mrs. John Balesteri Bertha N. Bane Earl Bane Mr. Mrs. Ralph Banwell Mr. Mrs. Anthony Barbaro Ernie Barbas Jimmy Barbas Pat Barbas Theron Barden Mrs. Ethel Barker Mr. Barrett William Barrett Jerry Barrucci J. Barry Joan Barry Mrs. Joe Barry Mr. Mrs. J. Joseph Barry Robert T. Barry Mrs. Edwin F. Bartlett Katherine T. Bass Mrs. Madeline Basuis Mr. Mrs. Donald Bates R. D. Batten Joseph Baudanza Mr. Mrs. John Baumgardner Joan Bavuso Marie Bavuso Mr. and Mrs. Orel M. Bean John Beatty John Beauchamp Mrs. Ann Beck Mr. Mrs. W. Beecher Jane Begley Walter T. Belcher Jr. William J. Bell Pat Benedictis Mr. Bennett Gerry Bennett Rosemary Bergeron Mrs. A. A. Bernard Margaret Berry Mrs. Virginia E. Berry John M. Bertell Joseph Bettencourt Mrs. Howard E. Bettinson Mrs. Albert Bevilacqua Alice Bevilacqua Mrs. Teresa Bezzati Mrs. Theresa Bianchi Charles Bilingham Mr. Mrs. Gardner F. Binks Everett J. Bixby Jr. Nancy Black Mr. Mrs. Henry D. Blake William E. Bolster Mrs. Sandra Bonadio Mr. Mrs. Frank Bondi Mrs. Ann Booker Willard R. Booker Victor Borelli Sr. Doris Borgeson Mr. Mrs. Harry G. Borgeson Mr. Mrs. John G. Borgeson Mr. Mrs. Warren Borgeson Nick Bornas Mrs. henry Boudreau Dick Boutwell James T. Boviard Jr. Patricia Bowden Mr. Mrs. Frederick A. Bowen Boyd Bowers Mr. and Mrs. R. Bowie John Bowman Kathleen Bowman Mr. Mrs. Gerard F. Boyle The Boys at the Diner Mrs. Agnes Carey Bradley Christine Bradley Teresa Bradshaw Alice E. Brady Mr. Mrs. Frank Brady Mrs. Phyllis Brady Mr. Gr Mrs. George W. Bragdon Haly Braude Mrs. Edna Brazel Alfred P. Breda Mrs. Allan P. Breed Pearl Brennan Viola Brennan Lillian E. Breslin Mr. Gr Mrs. Alfred Brigham Judith M. Brigham, R.N. Earl Brock Mrs. Mary Brogna Mrs. Patsy Brogna Miss Brookline Mr. Gr Mrs. Brown Brown ' s Delicatessen Mrs. Edna Brown Mrs. Ethel Brown Frances Brown Mr. Fred C. Brown Jr. Mr. Gr Mrs. Irving Brown Mr. Gr Mrs. J. Douglas Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Brown Mrs. Louisa Z. Brown Robert Brown Mrs. Robert Brown Mr. Mrs. Sidney Brown Mrs. Vera Brown Wendell Brown Mr. Gr Mrs. William F. Brown Lawrence Gr Richard Brust Frank Bumpus Ray Bumpus Mrs. Vernon Burch John C. Burchill Charles Burdett II Mr. Gr Mrs. C. Fred Burdett Agnes Burke Catherine E. Burke Margaret L. Burke Mr. Gr Mrs. T. F. Burke Thomas R. Burke Carol Burnarosa Mr. Gr Mrs. Harold W. Burnes Mr. Gr Mrs. George F. Burns Jr. Mrs. Anna Burt Mrs. John Buscemi Mrs. Jeannette Bushee Annette Busook Ruth L. Butler Mrs. Margaret Butts Inez C. Buzzell Mr. Gr Mrs. Thomas Byrne Jerome Cagnina John Cahill John H. Cahill Margaret A. Cahill Mr. Gr Mrs. Charles Cail Mrs. William E. Cail Mr. Gr Mrs. George Cain Mrs. Frank Caliendo Ruth H. Call Ann Callahan Mrs. Bernard Callahan John J. Callahan John P. Callahan Joseph T. Callahan Thomas Callahan Mr. Gr Mrs. W. P. Callahan Jr. Mrs. William Callahan Frank Cambria Nickie Cambria David Campbell Edward F. Canney Virginia Canney Richard Cantillon Miss Jackie Cantrell Miss Anastasia C. Canty Jimmy Caplis M. J. Caplis Mr. Gr Mrs. Thomas W. Caplis Mr. Gr Mrs. Peter Carbone Peter Carbone Jr. Salvatore Carbone Mr. Gr Mrs. Vincent Carbone John Cardaleen Barbara Anne Cardinale Mr. Gr Mrs. Daniel F. Carey Miss Helen Carey Mr. Gr Mrs. Leo S. Carey Leo S. Carey Jr. Mr. Gr Mrs. Thomas Carey William Carey Mrs. Cargill Carl ' s Delicatessen Mrs. Carlson Carl Carlson Mr. Gr Mrs. E. S. Carlson Miss Margie Carlson Oscar Carlson Miss Pat Carlson Roger Carlson William Carney Mrs. Eugene Carpenter Felix F. Carpinella Mary L. Carpinella Mr. Carr William Carrns Bobbie Lee Carroll Mrs. M. Carroll Walter Carroll Walter J. Carroll Mr. Gr Mrs. James B. Carson Mr. Gr Mrs. Leo F. Carton Evelyn M. Caruso Mrs. Henry Casey Joseph P. Casey Jr. Mrs. Rita Casey Mr. Gr Mrs. A. J. Cassettari Jeanne Cassidy Robert Cassidy Sam Cassidy Samuel Cassidy Ruth Castine Mary Castleman Mrs. Lea Cauchon Mrs. Maurice Cauchon Marvin Cederberg Mr. Gr Mrs. James Cennerazzo Gene Cera Barbara Chalk Janice Chamberlin H. Champa Robert Champlin Darwin Chapdelaine Scott Chapman Rev. Francis G. Chase Catherine Chester Mr. Gr Mrs. Robert Chester Mrs. John Chiumiento Mary Chiumiento Carl M. Christianson Mrs. Barbara Christofero Josephine M. Ciampa George Ciampo Geraldine Ciampo Mrs. Josephine Ciampo Mrs. Patrick Ciampo Frank Ciccarello Mrs. Ethel Cierri Mr. Gr Mrs. Michael Cierri Tony Cierri Charles N. Cifna Mrs. Winnie Cigwalt Mrs. Edwin Cilley Mrs. Sarah Cilley Walter Cilley Mrs. Stella Cirafice Mary Cirone Marie L. Claflin Mr. Gr Mrs. Robert Claflin Sr. Mrs. Clancy Alfred F. Clancy, Sr. The Clancy Family Miss Susan Clark Greg Clarke Mr. Gr Mrs. Joseph Clarke Judith Clarke Mary Clarke M. Page Clement Mrs. John B. Clune John Clunk Albert Coakley Clara L. Coakley 110 PATRONS Ernest Coakley Jr. Ernest J. Coakley Sr. Mr. Gr Mrs. Ralph S. Coakley Jr. Roy J. Coakley Ann Coccoluto Mr. Mrs. Peter James Coccoluto Robert Coccoluto Mrs. Jean Cochran Herbert Cogan Mrs. Margaret Cogan P. Cogan Robert Cohen Miss Anna F. Coleman Miss Mary C. Coleman John Coles Anne D. Colotti Raymond A. Comeau Mrs. R. Comertord Miss Patricia Condon Robert Conley Dorothea Conlin B. T. Conlon. Agnes E. Connelly Mary E. Conners Francis Connolly John Connolly Mrs. Marion Connolly Michael Connolly P. John Connolly Mr. Mrs. P. Joseph Connolly Mrs. Paul Connolly Mr. Mrs. Robert F. Connolly Helen Connor Mr. Mrs. George H. Connors 2nd Lieut. Conroy George Contalonis Mrs. George Contalonis Nancy Conway Ben Cooper Mrs. Cyril Cooper Kenneth Corduck Joseph Cormier James J. Corrigan Mr. Mrs. Dominic Corsetti Mrs. Hamel Corsetti Mrs. Jennie Corsetti John Corsetti Mrs. John J. Corsetti Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Corsetti Mr. Mrs. Richard D. Corsetti Mrs. Leo Cosgrove Esther Costa Mrs. John Costa Rosemarie Costanza Peter J. Costelli Chuck Coughlin Mr. Mrs. W. Coughlin Mr. Mrs. Charles Counter Catherine T. Cox Charles H. Cox Mrs. Patrick J. Cox Thomas Cox William Coyne Mrs. Michael Craven Mr. Mrs. George Crawford Mr. Mrs. John Crawford Rev. Robert E. Crawford James Creed Edna Crescenzi John Croak Mrs. Allen Crocker Mr. Mrs. Paul Cronin Mr. Mrs. C. Cronyn Dick Crowe William J. Crowley Mr. Mrs. Francis Crudden H. Stanley Cullington Kevin Cullivan Mr. Mrs. Walter Cullivan H. Dingley Cummings Agnes Curran Joseph F. Curran Jr. Leo Curran Michael Curran Paul Curran James Daguanno Mrs. Phyllis Daisy Mrs. Richard V. D ' Amico Ann Damrath Mr s. Salvatore Danca Charles Danehy Mary Danforth Skip Danforth Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Danforth Mr. and Mrs. Dango Jane Dango Mrs. Gertrude Danizio Mrs. John Danizio Mrs. Joseph Danizio Kathy Danizio Joseph D ' Arcangelo Mrs. Albert Dares Mrs. Francis Dattilo Mr. and Mrs. George W. Davey Sandy Davey Mrs. William Davis Diana Day James Day Jean Day Joseph Day Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Day Mrs. James Deane Mr. James De Angelo Edna De Cain Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Giacomo Mary E. Delaney Charles De Luca Mr. and Mrs. Donald De Luca Walter R. Delvental Mr. and Mrs. George De Markis Peter De Markis John J. Demasi Mario De Monico Mr. and Mrs. Michael De Monico Mr. and Mrs. William De Monico Mrs. Alice Dempsey Peter Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Roger Derby Mrs. Charles De Rosa Sr. Ralph De Rosa Mrs. Thomas De Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Christopher De Salvo Paul De Salvo Mr. and Mrs. Robert De Salvo Henry E. De Scenza Miss Elaine Desmond Mr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Desmond Anne De Teso Bobby De Teso Rocco De Teso Ann De Vito Jean Ann De Vito Lucy De Vito Thomas De Vito Mr. and Mrs. Thomas De Vito De Vries Plumbing Heating Co. Bruce R. Dickey Lois E. Dickey Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dickey Richard B. Dickey Roberta A. Dickey Mr. and Mrs. Camillo Di Liegro Antimo Di Lorenzo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Di Lorenzo Mrs. Frances Di Mambro Mrs. Charles Di Martino Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dinsmore Ernest C. Dinsmore Jr. George W. Dinsmore Alexander A. Diorio Mrs. Di Silva Mr. Michael C. Di Vito Miss Dorothy Doane Mrs. Dobbins Mrs. Wilbur Dobbins Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Doebener Mrs. Doherty Daniel Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doherty Mr and Mrs Edward J. Doherty Sr. Mrs. Eleanor Doherty J. Barry Doherty Jr. James F. Doherty Miss Gertrude M. Doherty Miss Irene M. Doherty James P. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Doherty Martin G. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. William Doherty William H. Doherty Mrs. Evelyn Dolan Mr. and Mrs. William Donahue John J. G. Donnell Kenneth J. Donovan Mary Donovan William J. Donovan Elsie Dorrington Karen P. Doucette Wilbur Doucette John J. Doughty Mrs. John J. Doughty Peter Doughty Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dover Mrs. Alma Dowd Mrs. Catherine Doyle Miss Dorothy Doyle Mr. and Mrs. George Doyle James Doyle Miss Mary Doyle Mrs. Lena Draffin Mr. and Mrs. William Drapeau Anne Driscoll John E. Dukonis Edward Dulong Barbara A. Dunbury Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Dunk James Dunnigan Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dunnigan John Duran John F. Duran Joseph P. Duran Mrs. C. L. Durant Grace L. Dwyer Barbara Eason Mr. Frank Eaton Jr. Rose Elenchuk Mr. Joseph Elia Mr. Jacob Ellis Mrs. George H. Emery Mrs. Shirley Erhard Mr. Mrs. G. F. Ericson John N. Erickson Carol Erwin David Erwin Mr. Edwin Erwin Mr. Mrs. George Erwin Miss Lilian Erwin Robert Erwin Mr. Mrs. William C. Erwin John W. Etheridge Mr. Mrs. Richard Etter Joseph Equatore Evelyn ' s Beauty Shoppe Mrs. Alice G. Everberg Mrs. Carl F. E. Fahlow Catherine Falardeau Farino Studio Mrs. Bertha Farmer Robert Farmer Russell Farrell Francis M. Farrell Mr. Mrs. John J. Farrell Mrs. Robert Farrell Mr. Mrs. William Farrell Mrs. Anna I. Farrey Mrs. C. Edward Farrey Thomas Farrey Mrs. Priscilla Farry Mr. Mrs. Henry Farynaz Adeline Faunha Evelyn Fawcett Mrs. Thomas Fawcett Mr. Fenton John Fenton Dominic Ferrante Bernard J. Ferren Joseph Ficociello Mr. Mrs. Frank William Figucia Mrs. Louise Filamond Mr. Mrs. Albert F. Finethy Mrs. Ethel Finethy Carl J. Fiorenza Joseph Fiorenza Jr. Lucy V. Fiorenza H. Fisher Francis Fitzgerald Frank Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. James F. Fitzgerald John Fitzler John Fitzpatrick A. Flaherty Dr. Mrs. A. J. Flaherty Ann M. Flaherty Daniel Flaherty Edward A. Flaherty Joseph Flaherty Julia Flaherty Mrs. Martin J. Flaherty Mrs. Mary Flaherty William H. Flaherty Jr. Mrs. Chester Flattery Mr. Mrs. William Flaven. Leonard Flesher Mrs. E. J. Fletcher Brendan Flynn Mr. Mrs. Joseph Flynn Mr. Mrs. Stephen Flynn Warren Fogg Mr. Mrs. Charles D. Foley Edward A. Foley Edward J. Foley Francis R. Foley Harold C. Foley Mrs. Helen Foley James J. Foley Mrs. James W. Foley Sr. James W. Foley Jr. Sarah Foley William W. Foley Olga Forbes Christopher W. Forester Frank E. Forester Mrs. Leo C. Forester Mrs. Shelia Forester Mrs. Foster I 1 1 PATRONS Mrs. Agnes Foster Mrs. G. Honson Foster Mrs. Donald A. Fowle Mr. Cr Mrs. Eugene C. Fowle Evelyn Fowle Mrs. Hattie Fowle Mr. Mrs. M. M. Franey Mrs. Leroy Frazier Mrs. Thomas Frazier Mrs. R. Freda Mr. Dennis Freeland Mrs. J. Freely Mr. Mrs. Frank French Rangnar Fridolin Malcolm Fridolin Mrs. Ethel Frizzell William A. Frizzell Mrs. Edith Young Froberg Marilyn Frost Mrs. Frances Fucarile Mr. Mrs. Michael Fucarile Joseph Fuccione Mr. Mrs. Libby Fulgonie Mr. Mrs. Sherwood E. Fuller John E. Gaffney Mr. Mrs. John H. Gaffney Alice Gainey Brenda Gallagher Charles Gallagher M. P. Galagher Adolph Galante Mrs. Albert Galante Oliver Galante Dennis J. Gallagher Frank Gallagher Jeanette Gallagher Mrs. Robert Gallagher Mrs. T. R. Gallagher Mrs. William D. Gallagher Mr. Mrs. William D. Gallagher Grace Galli Joe Gamester Albert J. Gangi Anthony J. Gangi, C.P.A. Barbara P. Gangi C. Edward Gangi Mrs. Louis S. Gangi Mrs. Michael Gangi Mrs. Vincent J. Gangi Sr. Mary Garchinsky Philip Gardner Joseph Gareri Mary J. Garibotto Rev. James A. Garrity Mr. Mrs. Austin Garvey Sr. Daniel R. Garvey Marian Garvey Paul Garvey Jr. Mr. Mrs. Paul Garvey Paula Garvey Daniel J. Gately Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gatnik Mr. and Mrs. A. Gauvreau Michael Gavin Dave Gelineau Ada F. Gellan Mrs. Frank Genovese Mrs. Angela Gentile Anthony Gentile Bessie V. Gentile Eugene Gentile Frank Gentile Joanne Gentile Joe Gentile Joseph Gentile Nicholas M. Gentile Salvatore Gentile Salvatore Gentile Jr. Vincent Gentile Mr. Walter Gerry Mrs. Walter J. Gerry Walter Geswell Mrs. Dorothy Gianguitto Mrs. Joseph Giannotti Mrs. Giaquinto Mr. A. Giaquinto Joseph Giaquinto Mr. and Mrs. K. Gibson Mrs. Abbie Giffune Paul Giglio Barbara Giles Hazel M. Giles Lawrence Giles Mrs. John Gilgun Laurance Gilgun Gill ' s Auto Sales Mrs. Phylis Gill Mrs. Helen E. Gillis Lloyd Gillis Margaret Gillis Anne Gillooly Miss Vera Ginevicz Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ginevicz Mrs. M. J. Girard Mary Girardi Sal Giurleo Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Glennon Mr. Benjamin S. Glidden Mrs. Joseph Gobiel Mary Goddard Mr. W. P. Goldberg Joyce Golden Arthur Gonsalves Fred Gonsalves Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Gonsalves Mr. John Gonsalves John Gonsalves Sr. John J. Gonsalves Jr. Kathy Gonsalves Walter Gonsalves Mrs. Goodsell Pauline Gorman John Gorrasi Jr. Sophie E. Gorrasi Mrs. Vito Gorrasi Rial Gosselin Mrs. Dorothy Goulet Bill Ruth Graham Mrs. John Graham Malcolm Graham Mrs. Robert Graham Mrs. Ruth Graham Mr. Gilbert Granger Mrs. Gilbert Granger Mr. and Mrs. George Grant Mrs. F. W. Gray Catherine L. Greaney The Golden Greek Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Greene Joyce E. Greene Gertrude M. Greenleaf Mrs. Sarah Greenwood John Gregoire Robert Gricus W. Griffeth Mr. Kenneth Grigg Dorothy Grignon Mrs. Herman Gross Mrs. Helen D. Grozier Mr. John Grozier Miss Mary M. Grozier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grozier John Gunter Guy ' s Smoke Shop Mr. Hadfield Katherine Hagerty Charles Haggerty Mr. Mrs. James D. Haggerty Jr. John T. Haggerty Mr. Mrs. George A. Haigh Helen Joseph Haley Mrs. George Hall Mrs. H. H. Hall Mr. Mrs. Vernon Hall William J. Halliday Mr. Mrs. E. R. Hamilton John C. Hamilton Mrs. Lorraine Hamilton Mrs. Willard Hammond Joseph Hanley Maureen Hanlon Mr. Mrs. William E. Hanlon Mr. Mrs. Edward Hanson Peter E. Hanson Mrs. Barbara Happenney Mrs. John Hardy Mary Hardy Clem Hargrove Mr. Bernard Harkins Paul J. Harrington Mrs. William Harris Hilbert G. Harrison Mr. Andrew Harron Mrs. L. E. Hartnett Joseph F. Hartney Mrs. W. E. Hartshorne Mr. Leon Hartwell John B. Harvey Dr. Mrs. J. Frank Hassett Mr. Mrs. John M. Hayes Mrs. Mary Hayes Mrs. Olive W. Hayes Patricia Hayes Mrs. Ella M. Hayward Mrs. Casper Hegge Mr. Mrs. Alexander Heimlich Mr. Mrs. William J. Heimlich Mr. James Henchey Honorable Mrs. William Henchey Mr. John Hennelly Mr. Edward Hennessy Mrs. James P. Hennessy Mrs. Sarah E. Hennessy Lou Henshaw Mr. Mrs. Julius Herbert Mrs. William Herd Catherine A. Herlihy Gertrude R. Hichens Jean M. Higgens A. K. Higgins Mr. Thomas Higgins Edwin Higgs Eva Hill Fred Hill Mr. Herbert Hill Marie E. Hill Mrs. R. Hill Thomas Hislop Mrs. D. J. Hodgson Mr. Mrs. John H. Hoff Mr. Joseph Holland Richard M. Holland Mr. H. Holman Mrs. Barbara Holt Mrs. Pam Homic Ernest F. Hooper Mr. Mrs. C. A. Horne Jr. William J. Horrigan Joan Howard Mae P. Howard Mrs. William F. Howe Ernest F. Howland Mrs. Dana Hoye Mr. Harry Hoyland Mrs. Rosetta Hubbard Mr. Mrs. William Hughes Mrs. George Humber Mr. Clarence Humphrey Warren Hupper Mrs. Angelo lannacchino Mr. Ingles Mr. Mrs. Santo Inglese Mrs. Robert Ingraham Walter Ismelsee Fred Jackson John Jacobson Mrs. Mary James Mrs. Walter Janskey Mr. Mrs. Adford Jaquith Mrs. Stephen Jarvis Bob Jay Mr. Mrs. Carl Jensen Mr. Mrs. Eric Jensen Mrs. Arthur Johnson Carl H. Johnson Edna Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Eric W. Johnson Lenhart Johnson Leonard Johnson Mr. Mrs. H. R. Johnson Mr. Mrs. Henry Johnson Mr. Mrs. Henry S. Johnson Mr. Mrs. Herbert R. Johnson Mrs. Molly Johnson Mrs. R. Johnson Richard D. Johnson Robert Johnson Sonja M. Johnson Martha Johnstone Dr. Mrs. Thomas Jones Lewis P. Jones Mary P. Jones Mrs. May Jones Mrs. Robert Jones Joyce Jordan Robert Jordan Mr. William Jordan Mr. Mrs. William J. Jordan Sr. Elias M. Joseph Gordon Josephson Mrs. Ebba Josephson Mr. Mrs. Edward Joyce Patrick J. Joyce Sr. Mrs. Roger Joyce Rose M. Kane Mr. Mrs. Katz Audrey Kean Mollie Kean Mrs. John Keane Mrs. Marion Keddy Mr. Mrs. D. Kefalas Mrs Florence Kehoe Rosemary Kehoe Edward Kelleher Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kelleher Mrs. Edward Kelley Jr. Norbert J. Kelley Mr. Mrs. William V. Kelley Sr. Beverly Kelly Mr. Mrs. John F. Kelly Mr. Mrs. John J. Kelly Kathleen Kelly Bee Kendall Mr. Mrs. Frank H. Kenney Kenney Hartnett Judith Kenney Kathryn Anne Kenney PATRONS Paul R. Kenney Thomas G. Kenney Mrs. William P. Kenney Barbara Kerrigan Helen Kerstead Mrs. Armen Khoshabjian Charles H. Kiklis P. F. C. Dennis Kilbride Mrs. Joseph Kilbride Harold Kiley Joyce Kinander John King Sandra King Robert Kirk Mrs. Rose Kirk Joan D. Kirkland Mr. Mrs. Knowland Bertil Knutson Henry J. Koczerga Wallace Koerner Debra Ann Koines Mr. Mrs. William Koines Irving Kolovoson Mrs. A. Kozachuk Melania Kuryatschi Yewdokym Kuryatschi Mary A. Labrie Joseph LaCasse Mrs. Mary LaCasse Paul LaCasse Mr. Mrs. Wilfred LaCasse Jessie Lader Mr. Mrs. Lafayette Mrs. Carmala Lalacona Mrs. Joseph Lally Louise LaMontagne Barbara C. Landry Dorothy G. Landry Phil Landry Francis C. Lane Dorothy M. Langhan Mrs. Edward Langley Mrs. Andrew Langone. Jane Lannen Annie Lanpher James Lanpher Mrs. James Lanpher John Lanpher Mrs. Arthur LaPoint Hazel LaPorte Roger Larivee Mrs. A. L. Larkin Mrs. June Larsen Lars A. Larson Mrs. Ruth Larson Geraldine Lascelles Mr. Mrs. Henry T. Laurence H. Tucker Laurence Mr. Mrs. Charles Lavacchia Sr. Mrs. Lawn Agnes Lawson Mr. Mrs. Frank Lawton Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leanos George Leanos James Leanos Mrs. Stanley Leanos Mary C. Leary Henri LeBlanc Mrs. Joseph LeBlanc Angelo Leccese Mrs. Florence Leccese Pat Leccese Charles J. Lee Sr. Mr. Mrs. William Lee A. Leland Mrs. Ethel Lemone Mr. Mrs. Frank Lenberg Mrs. Charles Lennox David Lentz Robert E. Lentz Andy Leone Joseph Letellier Mr. Mrs. F. Letterie Mrs. William Levine Mrs. C. Lindquist Butch Linscott Marah Linscott W. Lister Arthur T. Little Jr. Mr. Mrs. G. A. Little Oliver Little Mr. Mrs. Charles Lizotte Daniel Lizotte Mr. Mrs. Fred Lloyd Mrs. Roger Lohnes Charles Lombardo Mrs. William C. Looney Joseph S. Lopez Joseph Lorden Mr. Mrs. Charles Loring Ruth Loring Mrs. John Loughlin Louie ' s Pizza A. Lovgren James Lowther Mr. Mrs. Albert Lucia Angelo Lucia Mrs. Alice Lucier Donald L. Ludwig Doris Lundberg Carl O. Lundin Gloria Lundin Mrs. Robert Lundin Mr. Lundquist Victor Lundquist Mrs. E. R. Lyman Anna Lynch Doris T. Lynch Jim Lynch Mrs. R. D. Lynch Mr. Mrs. T. H. Lynch Mrs. Clayton Lyon Edward S. Lyons M. T. P. A. MacConnell Mrs. Colin MacDonald Mr. Mrs. Edward MacDonald Ethel M. MacDonald Helen MacDonald Mr. Mrs. J. Callan MacDonald A Ar. Mrs. James E. MacDonald John A. MacDonald Joseph A. MacDonald Mrs. Rose MacDonald James F. MacDonnell Mrs. William MacDonnell Catherine Maclnnes Norman Mack Alice MacKay Mr. Mrs. Angelo Macinanti Mr. Mrs. Antonio Macinanti Jr. Mr. Mrs. Antonio Macinanti Sr. Mr. Mrs. Richard Macinanti Mrs. Norman S. MacLeod Edna McKay Macone Ellen Marie Macone Mrs. Vernon MacPhee George Madden Silvio Maffeo Mrs. Beatrice Magee Alice Maguire Thomas Maguire Jr. Mr. Mrs. Thomas R. Maguire Mrs. Mahany Mrs. Betty Maher D. L. Maher Co. Dennis Maher Mrs. Dennis L. Maher Mr. Frank Maher Mrs. Irene Maher Mr. Mrs. James M. Maher Dorothy Mahoney John Mahoney Mrs. John Mahoney Mr. Mrs. John P. Mahoney Main Street Variety Mrs. W. Malatesta Mrs. William Mallard Mrs. Howard Malone Salvatore Mancuso Mrs. Mary Manning Rose G. Manning John Marashio Paul Marashio Mrs. Peter Marashio Mrs. Felix Marcella Mrs. Raymond March Frances Marchese Frances Marchetti Mrs. Anthony F. Marciano Mr. Mrs. Egelio Marconi Rose Ann Marconi Theresa Marconi Bertha Margeson Marian ' s Dress Shop Mr. Maricho Pauline Marinaccio Mrs. Frank Marion Mark Philip Mr. Mrs. John A. Markham Eugene A. Marquis Ruth Marsh Fred W. Marshall Mr. Mrs. Martel A. W. Martin Esther Martin Mr. Mrs. Joseph Martin Mrs. Lucy Masotta Mary Masotta Masotta Variety Store Anita Massa Mr. Mrs. Charles Massa Mrs. Edmund Massaro David W. Masse Myrna D. Masse Mr. Mrs. F. A. Masse Shirley A. Masse Jean Massotta Thomas Mathews Jr. Joseph Matondi John Matson Ray Matson Raymond Matson Hennrietta Matthews John Matthews Jr. Lillian Matthews Mr. Mrs. Raymond C. Matthews Mrs. Mimma Maurer Louise S. Mown Mrs. Muriel Maxwell Mr. Mrs. Edward McCall Eleanor M. McCall Mrs. Larry McCall Mrs. Mary McCall Mr. Mrs. Robert McCall Mr. Mrs. William McCall Mr. Ronald McCann Mrs. Dorothy McCarthy Mrs. James H. McCarthy Mr. Mrs. John F. McCauley Ena McCleary Mrs. Blanche McCloskey Mr. Mrs. Ernest C. McComiskey Joseph McComiskey Mary McComiskey Helen F. McCormack Doris McCue Mr. Mrs. Henry McCue Mrs. McCuish Mrs. Helen A. McDermott Mrs. Leo McDermott Mr. Mrs. Leo G. McDermott Mr. Dennis McDonald Mrs. Grace McDonald Mrs. Katherine McDonald Agnes McDonough Ann McDonough Mrs. Francis McDonough Henry McDonough Janet McDonough Maureen M. McDonough Mrs. Joseph D. McDonough Mrs. Mary McDonough Reinette McDonough Mr. Mrs. Wm. McDonough William F. McDonough William J. McDonough J. McDougall Mrs. Lillian McDuffee Vaughan McDuffee Barbara McEachern Mrs. Harold McElhiney William B. McElhiney Mr. James McElhiney Mr. Mrs. Lester J. McElhinney Mr. Mrs. Francis C. McFaun Joseph M. McGann Philip M. McGann Mrs. James McGarry Mrs. John McGerigle Mary F. McGinn Mr. Mrs. Edward L. McGinn Mr. Mrs. Charles McGondel Adelaide M. McGovern Charles McGovern Kay McGovern Thomas McGovern Thomas F. McGovern William McGovern Mr. Mrs. Charles T. McGowan Mary L. McGowan Thomas H. McGowan Veronica McGowan Mrs. McGrath Mrs. Ann McGrath Joanne M. McGrath Arthur J. McHugh Mrs. E. McHugh Edward J. McHugh Mrs. Ellen McHugh Mrs. Joseph McHugh Marie McHugh Peter L. McHugh Robert J. McHugh Stephen Mclnerney Mary E. Mclntire Chester McKeen Mrs. Walter McKenna Mrs. James McKeone Mrs. Leonard McKeown Mrs. Dot McKillop Leo R. McKinnon Edward F. McKittrick Mr. Mrs. Bernard McLaughlin Mr. Dennis J. McLaughlin Mrs. Henry McLaughlin 113 PATRONS Mrs. Henry J. McLaughlin Mrs. J. McLaughlin Dr. Or Mrs. L. S. McLaughlin Mrs. Leo McLaughlin Robert McLaughlin Mrs. Daniel F. McMahon Ellen McManus Joseph W. McManus Judy McManus Mr. Or Mrs. Philip McManus Mr. Mrs. Philip J. McManus Jr. Steven McManus Mrs. T. J. McManus J immy McMullen Edward T. McNevin Sgt. McPhee Mr. Or Mrs. Charles McSheffrey John McSheffrey Alice Medeiros W. Medieros Mr. Edward Meehan Mr. Or Mrs. James E. Meehan John P. Meehan Mary Meehan Ruth Meekins Joseph Melaragni Mrs. Harry Melendy Ernest Mellen Mr. Or Mrs. Christie Mentas Mr. Robert Merchant Joe Merlino Mr. Or Mrs. John Merlino Kay Merrigan Mrs. Ada Meuse Charles Meyer Samuel Micalizzi Charles Micarelli John Miggos Mrs. R. E. Miller Mr. Or Mrs. Walter Miller John Mills Mr. Or Mrs. William E. Mills Jr. Mike Minghella Mr. Or Mrs. Arthur Minran Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mistretta Mr. Robert Monahan L. M. Mongano Eleanor Mooney Mr. Or Mrs. Henry J. Mooney Henry J. Mooney Jr. James J. Mooney Mr. Or Mrs. D. H. Moore Mr. Mrs. Daniel N. Moore Mr. Or Mrs. Earl T. Moore Mr. Mrs. Thomas Morris Mrs. Morrison Everett B. Morrison James F. Morrison Mr. Or Mrs. Joseph D. Morrison Mr. Mrs. George Morrissey Mrs. Kathryn A. Morse Kenneth Morse Mrs. Mary Morse M. Maude Morton Mr. Mrs. Wm. Mosack Mr. Mrs. Joseph R. Mostika Mary Mullen William G. Mullen Jr. George Mullin Mrs. John J. Mullin Jimmy Murphy Mrs. John E. Murphy L. J. Murphy Mrs. Lawrence Murphy Mrs. Marjorie Murphy Nancy Murphy William Murphy Carol Murphy Mr. Or Mrs. Francis H. Murray Jr. Mr. Or Mrs. George A. Murray Mary E. Murray Robert H. Nadeau Antoinette Nardelli Camella E. Nardone Mr. Or Mrs. Salvatore Natale Ned ' s Gulf Service Ellen Neergaard John Neergaard Mr. Or Mrs. John Neergaard Mr. Edward Neilander Mr. C. A. Nelson Mrs. H. Nelson P. Nelson Warren Newcomb Mrs. Bill Newman Mr. Mrs. Charles G. Nicholson Mr. Mrs. E. N. Nicholson Mr. Mrs. Leo Nicholson Barbara Nickerson Mr. Mrs. Herbert Nickerson Kenneth Nickerson Stephen Nickerson Leo Nicolo Joseph Nicosia Tony Nicosia Edward Niemszyk John Niemszyk Mr. Or Mrs. Michael Niemszyk David Niirns Mrs. Nobert Mrs. Earl F. Nobert Barbara Nohelty Mrs. John Nohelty Jr. Rose M. Nolan No. Woburn Texaco Co. Margie Norden Joseph S. Nunes Carol Nye Miss Dorothy O ' Brien Mrs. Dorothy O ' Brien Mrs. John O ' Brien Mr. Mrs. Robert O ' Brien William J. O ' Brien Mr. Or Mrs. William J. O ' Brien Winifred O ' Brien Edward J. O ' Connor Jr. Mr. Mrs. Edward S. O ' Connor Helen O ' Connor John F. O ' Connor Mrs. John P. O ' Connor Miss Jolyn O ' Connor Lawrence J. O ' Connor William O ' Connor Mary O ' Doherty Ellen O ' Donnell James H. O ' Donnell Mr. Mrs. Richard O ' Donnell John O ' Hara Mr. Mrs. Olson Mrs. A. Olson Christine Olson Kama E. Olson Charlotte O ' Neil David O ' Neill Grace D. O ' Neill Mr. Paul O ' Neil Mildred F. Oram Mrs. Joe Orlando Mr. Mrs. Frank O ' Rourke Frank M. O ' Rourke Jr. Richard O ' Rourke Mr. Mrs. John F. O ' Sullivan Bertha Otis Charles Otis Albert J. Ottariano Joan Ouellet Betty Ann Oulton Dean E. Oulton Mr. Mrs. Earle Oulton Charles E. Pabst Lillian Pacheco Joseph Pacios Judy Packard Mr. Mrs. Richard O. Packard John Paige Paine ' s Fish Market Ernest Palladino Rachel A. Palmer Mrs. Anthony Pandolph Francis J. Pandolph Julie Pannos Bessy Papastathis Athena Elaine Pappas Betty Pappas Manios Pappas Nick Pappas Robert Pappas Theodore Pappas Robert Parker Scott Parker Mr. Or Mrs. Benjamin Parrish Mr. Mrs. Charles Parrish Mr. Or Mrs. Thomas Parrish Mr. Mrs. Parsons Mrs. Stephen Pattalena Doris Patterson Mr. Mrs. Frederick H. Patterson Virginia Patterson Mr. Mrs. Norman Paulsen Mr. Or Mrs. R. Paulsen Raymond P. Payne Mrs. Arthur W. Pearson Dorothy Pearson Mrs. Josephine Peary Mr. Mrs. Angelo Pecora Dominic Pellegrino Florence Pellegrino Beverly Pento Dorothy Pepin Mrs. Agnes F. Pereira Manuel R. Pereira Mrs. Joseph Perna Allen Perry Billy Perry Mrs. George T. Perry Jr. Mrs. Amando Pesaturo Al Peterson Mrs. Albert Peterson Don Peterson Eric A. Peterson Hester B. Peterson Hope A. Peterson Mr. John Peterson. Mr. Or Mrs. Norman Peterson Pete Peterson Ray Petri I lo Virginia Petri I lo Marilyn Petto Mrs. Leslie Petty Mrs. James PhiIbrick Ken Phillips Sandra Phinney Mrs. Betty Pickett William E. Pickett Mr. Or Mrs. William Pickett G. J. Pierce Mr. Or Mrs. Daniel Pignatto John Pina Mrs. Carl Pitha Mrs. Richard Pizzano Pleasant Food Shop Mrs. Ralph Plumer Mrs. Willis Pollins Theodore Pond George Poole Robert Porter Mrs. Sadie Porter Mr. Mrs. Simon Porter Potter ' s Jenney Service Station Margaret A. Power Mrs. John J. Powers Judd Pratt Perry W. Pratt Mr. Mrs. Leon R. Preston Mrs. Elizabeth Puleo Mrs. Gordon Pumyea Charlie Puopolo Mr. Or Mrs. Vito Puopoio Thomas L. Purtle Thomas R. Qualey Dorothea Quilitzsch Mr. Or Mrs. Herman Quilitzsch Hilda Quilitzsch Mr. Or Mrs. Donald Quinn Ethel M. Quinn Donna Marie Quinno Mr. Or Mrs. James Quinno John M. Quinno Mrs. Marion Quinno Mrs. James Rabb Frederick A. Radville Mrs. Joseph Rafferty Jane E. Rafter Mr. Or Mrs. John Ralli Beverly Ralphs Frank Ralphs Kenneth Ralphs Mrs. Sarah Ralphs Mr. Or Mrs. Rappoli Mr. Rath Mr. Or Mrs. James Ray Fred M. Record Gene Reddy Mr. Or Mrs. William Reddy Mrs. Roy Reebenacker Mrs. E. Reed Eileen M. Regan Mr. Or Mrs. Frederick Reid Edward E. Reil Edward E. Reil Jr. Mrs. Franz Rettig David T. Reynolds Grace J. Reynolds Mary F. Reynolds Mr. Or Mrs. C. Reynolds Mr. Or Mrs. Edward J. Ricarte Mrs. Kay Rice John Rice Anne I. Richardson R. R. Rideout Mrs. Walter A. Rikar Charles J. Riley Mr. Joseph L. Riley Mrs. Anna Riley Mrs. Pauline Riley Albert F. Ring Mr. Or Mrs. Timothy F. Ring Bertha Roach Mr. Or Mrs Jere I Roache Robert F. Roache Robert Newton Coiffures Mr. Or Mrs. John Robertson Mr. Or Mrs. Vernon Robertson Mrs. Carlton Robinson Mrs. James Robinson Jeanne Robinson PATRONS John Robinson Nancy C. Robinson Mr. Cr Mrs. William Robinson William A. Roche Beatrice Rockwell Mrs. Jessie Roderick Mr. Gr Mrs. H. A. Rogers Mrs. Irwin F. Rogers Mrs. Mildred L. Rogers Will Rogers Ida M. Roketenetz Mary Rooney Mr. Mrs. F. J. Rooney Mr. Gr Mrs. Francis J. Rooney Jan Roos John A. Rosander Guy Rotondo Lois Ross Louis Ross Mr. Cr Mrs. James Rourk Mrs. Donald G. Roux Joseph Russo Mrs. James Russo Mildred Rutherford Dorothea E. Ryan Elizabeth Ryan Frank Ryan Mrs. Barbara Saidah Mrs. Catherine M. Sakowich Agnes Salerno Helen Salmon Mrs. Irene Salvi Mrs. Mary Samuelson Mrs. Chester Sanborn Hobart Sanborn Mr. Gr Mrs. Albert Sankus Mr. John Santiago Robert Santiago Santoro ' s Mr. Gr Mrs. Edward Sarno Mrs. Alfred Sawitzky Myra Scanlon Mr. Gr Mrs. John C. Scarvalas Mr. Gr Mrs. Peter C. Scarvalas Frances Scelzi Mary Scelzi Vincent J. Scelzi Joseph Scelzo Mr. Gr Mrs. Rocco Schelzi Dan Sciarrio Mrs. Michael Scire Mr. Gr Mrs. Thomas Scire Antonio M. Scott Mr. Irving Seagren Mrs. M. B. Sears Marie Seminatore Mr. Carlo Severo Mr. Fred Severo Jerry Severo Mrs. Lillian Severo Warren Shannon Mr. Cr Mrs. John Shaughnessy Shaughnessy ' s Barber Shop Fred M. Shaw Mrs. Lindley Shaw Mr. Lindley L. Shaw Sr. Frank Sheeran Helen Sheeran Mr. Cr Mrs. James H. Sheeran Mr. Gr Mrs. T. F. Sheeran Mrs. L. C. Shepherd Mr. Gr Mrs. Charles Sheridan Miss Sherman W. A. Sherman Mrs. Barbara Shiner Eugene Shone Mrs. Francis X. Shone Irma Shone Mary Shone Mr. Arthur Silva Susan Simas Mrs. George Simonds Helen Simpson Robert Simpson Singer Sewing Machine Company Mr. Gr Mrs. Angelo Siraco Richard Siraco Audrey Sisson Sister Ann Alberta The Skarmeas Family Virginia Skidmore Ruth F. Skolfield Beatrice Skoog Martha Skoog Mrs. Small Mr. Smith Mrs. C. B. Smith Carrie Smith Charlie Smith Mrs. Edward B. Smith Mrs. Florence Smith H. Smith Mr. Gr Mrs. Johnny Smith Michael Smith Warner Smith Mr. Richard Smyth H. F. Snow Margaret N. Soderholm Geraldine A. Soles Leland B. Soles Florence Sornberger Helen Sornberger Mrs. Joseph P. Sorve Laurence Sothwick Mrs. Doris Sousa Edward Sousa Mrs. Edward Sousa Mrs. Santa Sousa ' Albert Sparks Hubert Spicer Alfred Spolidoro Mrs. Alfred Spolidoro Mrs. Sgrulloni William D. Squier Herb Brift Stables Mrs. Richard Stanley Donald Starbile Edith J. Starble Edith M. Starble Evelyn Starble Marcia T. Stearns Mrs. Otto Scott Steele Virginia Steele Mr. Patrick Stella Marie Stevenson Michael W. Stima Lillian L. Stockholm Mrs. Grace Stokes Mr. R. Stokes Sarah Stokes Carl Strand Mrs. Paul Strauch Beverly Strong Charlotte F. Strong William F. Stuart Ruth E. Sudbury Mr. Gr Mrs. Arthur Sullivan Mrs. C. L. Sullivan Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan Mrs. John J. Sullivan Mary Anne Sullivan Mrs. Thomas Sullivan Mrs. William Sullivan Mr. Albert Sumner Judy Sumner Susan Eugene E. Sweeney Mr. Cr Mrs. Gerard Sweeney John J. Sweeney Paul K. Sweeney Betty Sweet Mr. Gr Mrs. C. Allen Sweetser Dorothy Sweetser Mary H. Swift Mrs. J. Swymer Mr. Cr Mrs. Sylvio Tagliamonte Mrs. Jean Tait Mrs. Josephine Tamilio Mr. Gr Mrs. John Tancredi Roger Tancredi Theresa Tancreti Mr. Cr Mrs. Alfred J. Tanzi Mrs. Angela Tanzi Mr. Anton Tauro Mrs. Arthur Tauro Mrs. Esther Tauro Mrs. Alfonse Tedesco Mr. John Tedesco Mrs. Margaret Tenney John Thibodeau Margaret M. Thomas Mr. Gr Mrs. Currier Thompson Mrs. Robert Thompson Mrs. R. M. Tierney Mr. Gr Mrs. Joseph N. Tierno P. F. C. Nicholas J. Tierno Mrs. Michael Tighe Mr. Gr Mrs. William Tighe Rosalie M. Tirrell Mr. Charles Tofuri Jean Tommosino Mrs. Chester B. Thompson Mrs. Mildred Tonks Mr. Samuel Torrice Mr. Gr Mrs. Louis Tortorello Armand R. Tousignaut Mrs. James Tower Mr. Charles Toye Mr. Gr Mrs. Linwood C. Tozier Mrs. Hubert W. Tracy Richard Tracy Mr. Gr Mrs. William Trainor Mrs. Walter Trask Mrs. Chester Tricco Sigrid J. Trittle Elaine Trearchis Mary Trearchis Mrs. Stephen E. Tucker Mrs. Alice Turgiss Mr. Gr Mrs. Fred Turnbull John Turner Mrs. John Turner May Turner Robert Turner Connie Tuzzolo Mrs. Gennaro L. Tuzzolo Louis C. Tuzzolo Michael Tuzzolo Mrs. Rose Tuzzolo Theresa Tuzzolo Two Friends Mr. Gr Mrs. Frederick Union Barbara J. Upton Charles F. Upton Everett M. Upton, Jr. Joseph R. Upton Mrs. Margaret A. Upton William D. Upton Guy R. Valente Thomas Vallis Ed Van Etten Mr. Gr Mrs. William Van Gelder Robert Varey Mr. Gr Mrs. Edward Varnum Anne Veno Mr. Gr Mrs. Edward Veno Elva Veno Mr. Gr Mrs. Ralph Ventresca Dennis Wager Mrs. Florence Wagner Henry Wagner Daniel J. Waldron Margaret Walker Ruth Walker Mrs. Stanley Walker Mr. Gr Mrs. Wall Mr. Gr Mrs. Frank Wall Mr. Gr Mrs. Hubert Wall Richard Walsh Mr. Gr Mrs. Robert M. Walsh Mr. Gr Mrs. Wilfred A. Walsh Mr. Gr Mrs. George Walters Myrtle S. Warburton Marie Ward Mary Ward Mrs. Robert Ward Joseph Watts Mr. Gr Mrs. Roy Wedlock Mrs. Joseph Wells Arthur West Jr. Stanley A. West Mr. Gr Mrs. C. W. Westberg Richard A. Westberg Robert L. Wheaton Garry Whitcomb Edith White Mr. Gr Mrs. Fred White Harriet White Janet White Robert J. White Mr. Cr Mrs. Ronald H. White Edward C. Whitney Mrs. Helen R. Whitney Gerald Wiggin Dr. John M. Wilcox Howard P. Wilder Jr. George Wilkish Mrs. Willett Estella Williams John Williams Mrs. Kenneth B. Williams Mrs. Wilson Charles Winchester Woburn Ceramic Center Woburn Engineering Mrs. Edna A. Wood Mrs. Mae Woodland Patricia Woodland Victoria E. Woods F. W. Woolworth Maureen Workman Leonard Wright Mrs. Robert F. Wyatt Evelyn L. Wyman Hope Xenakis Mrs. Richard Yardley Mrs. Anthony N. Yebba Mrs. Jennie Yebba Mr. Herbert Yopp Karin Young Lewis Young Leon Younk William R. Yundt Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zubel Mrs. Myrtle Zubel 115 (Fedt ' iAJiihei to the CLASS OF 1958 Mayor and Mrs. William G. Shaughnessy and Family 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 (President) Ward 6-Edward M. App Ward 7-Charles J. DiPanfilo ratuiationd AND From YOUR SCHOOL COMMITTEE • . Arthur West II, Chairman Dr. J. Frank Hassett, Secretary Kathleen Brennan John F. Connolly George T. Contalonis Donald A. DeLuca Thomas J. Driscoll Timothy Mahoney Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL KIWANIS KEY CLUB 119 BURDETT COLLEGE Founded 1879 Coeducational School of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 69 Brimmer Street Sales and Management Accounting Administrative Assistant Junior Administrative Assistant Junior Accounting School of SECRETARIAL SCIENCE 160 Beacon Street Executive Secretarial Medical Secretarial Legal Secretarial Secretarial (Advanced) Stenographic Secretarial One- and two-year programs. Superior faculty, thorough training, personal guidance, degree credit, electives, activities program, free placement. Day and evening pro¬ grams. Previous business training not required for entrance. Visitors welcome. Offices open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Fall Term Starts September 9 Write or telephone for catalog 160 Beacon Street Boston 16, Massachusetts COpley 7-7435 Compliments of FRANK A. FOWLER OFFICIAL JEWELER FOR CLASS OF 1958 27 School Street Boston 8, Massachusetts Richmond 2-0161 120 SMART and AKESON, Inc. 29 Winn Street, Woburn, Moss. Tel. WOburn 2-2445 USE OUR BUDGET PLAN Compliments of JOHN J. RILEY CO. -TANNERS- Woburn, Mass. 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 122 ALBERT F. RING CONTRACTOR — BUILDER REPAIRS — REMODELING ROOFING — SIDEWALLING Multicolor Plastic Spray Painting 7 Winter Street Woburn, Mass. WO 2-4977 123 A and C SPORTING GOODS 19 Montvale Avenue Complete Line of Athletic Equipment, Sportswear and Clothing BING CROSBY BERNARD GOLDEN Telephone 2-0437 Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-5370 124 BUTLER ENGINEERING CO. Heating - Air Conditioning Domestic - Industrial WOburn 2-3167 26 Walnut Street Woburn, Massachusetts 125 Compliments of CULLEN S VARIETY STORE 902 Main Street No. Woburn, Mass. WOburn 2-1088 Since 1921 This Store Has Enjoyed The Reputation For Honest Values in Diamonds HENRY BILLAUER 126 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 58 FROM 27 MONTVALE AVENUE • WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS • WOBURN 2-2826 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 127 Compliments of MANLEY CLEANERS 227 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Woburn 2-1473 COMPLIMENTS OF FUNERAL HOME 12S F. M. CASE PHARMACY, INC. THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 158 Main Street Phone: WO 2-0206 Woburn, Massachusetts Free Delivery Service on Prescriptions Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 DAVID A. HODGES Insurance — Real Estate 7 Winn St. — Woburn HANCOCK Interior Exterior KEYSTONE ODORLESS Interior Exterior COMPLETE COLORS in stock WALLPAPER IMPERIAL Washable Precisionsrimmed B I R G E Plastic Coated Scrubbable - Trimmed IN STOCK HUSK V- 7 r KM __ 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 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 Compliments of BUEL MACHINE COMPANY Woburn, Massachusetts 1857-1958 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 130 D. L. MAHER CO. 38 B. Brattle St. Cambridge, Mass. VITA CRAFT Hopechest Items For the Future Waterless Cookware, China, Flatware Designed for a Queen John Gunter WO 2-1430 McLaughlin dennison PRESCRIPTIONS — CAMERAS 433 Main Street Telephone WOburn 2-0327 Congratulations Class of 1958 CANNON-NEELON Wallpaper — Paint — Window Shades 23 Montvale Avenue Telephone WO 2-2021 Congratulations Class of 1958 MASSACHUSETTS GEAR TOOL CO. Nashua Street Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of LUCIA ' S SUPER MARKET, INC. 510 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts 132 RALPH H. NICHOLS COMPANY Forced Warm Air Heating Oil Burner and Air Conditioning Supplies General Sheet Metal Work 98 Winn Street Woburn, Massachusetts 311? Telephone WO 2-0358 Telephone WOburn 2-4170 EDWARD AND GERARD BOYLE AGENCY heal Estate and Insurance Six Salem Street Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of WOBURN FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK Woburn, Massachusetts Incorporated 1854 LORD COAL COMPANY COAL — HEATING OILS Sales — BURNERS — Service 31 High Street Woburn, Massachusetts Telephone WO 2-0066 133 Compliments of BAUMGARDNER TRAILER SALES 137 Lexington Street Woburn, Mass. J. F. LUX 5 , reimportation Woburn Office WO 2-1415 Boston Office HA 6-9870 134 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 1958 SUN-PRIDE FRUIT JUICES 8 Green Street WO 2-3222 Compliments to the Class of 1958 GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME 3 Arlington Road Woburn, Massachusetts DR. SIDNEY D. ADAMS Optometrist 323 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts WO 2-0274 135 BUNNY ' S BIKE SHOP Bernard W. Leland, Prop. Parts — Accessories—Repairing 19 Cleveland Ave. WOburn 2-1182-W Compliments of THE DONUT KITCHEN 547 Main St. Woburn 2-2208 BOB ' S FLOOR SERVICE FLOORS SANDED AND REFINISHED 2 Garden Terrace Woburn 2-4641 Bob MacDowell SHAKER GLEN HOUSE A BIT OF OLD NEW ENGLAND ATMOSPHERE Serving Real Home Flavor Food Lexington Street Woburn 2-3737 136 137 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 CO., 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. 138 ITT w SILVERMAN ' S MEN ' S SHOP 394 Main Street ' if Woburn, Massachusetts fj Complete Line of Men’s — Boys’ - Students’ Clothing Formal Wear For Hire X Phone WO 2-1908 GAVIN ' S MARKET, INC. GROCERIES 434 Main Street Phone WO 2-0427 TANNERS NATIONAL BANK Woburn, Massachusetts Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 WOBURN HIDE LEATHER COMPANY 1071 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts 139 MARIE ' S HAT SHOPPE AND ACCESSORIES ZIMBEL ' S 166 Main Street DEPT. STORE Woburn, Mass. WO 2-4799 329 Main St. Mon., Tue., and Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Thurs., Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Woburn, Mass. Dr. Lawrence Siegel Optometrist 536 Main St. Woburn WO 2-5780 140 Free Estimates WOburn 2-2589 WOBURN FLOOR COVERING CO. Linoleums — Wall Tile — Counter Tops Carpets 494 Main Street, Woburn Charles Douvris Peter Douvris ATLAS E-E CORPORATION 47 Prospect Street Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-5S90 BUrlington Radio and Television Service TELEVISION 9 9821 LABORATORIES INCORPORATED 637 Main Street 25R Flagg Street Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-3875 2-3159 Custom Antenna Installations BOB ' S MOBIL 546 Main Street Woburn WO 2-7004 Bob McSheffrey THE BORDEN COMPANY 16 Conn Street Woburn, Massachusetts GarSon ' s (Formerly G S) 424 Main Street, Woburn Clothing for the Entire Family WOburn 2-0783 ' O FRIZZELL BROTHERS Coal — Coke — Wood — Heating Oils Masons ' Supplies Sales — POWER BURNER — Service 29 High Street Telephone WOburn 2-0570 Woburn, Mass. M2 RUSSELL FARM PRODUCTS Growers of Fine Vegetables Since 1858 � Fresh Vegetables in Season Woburn-Reading Line WO 2-4505 Compliments of EVERETT J . BIXBY Compliments of LOUIE ' S PIZZA 118 Main St. Woburn, Mass. WO 2-2696 143 Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 WOBURN FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of JOHN L. FOWLE COMPANY Manufacturers of BAND SAWS, BAND KNIVES Woburn, Mass., U. S. A. TtAco JOE WELLS TEXACO SERVICE STATION 22 Winn Street Telephone WO 2-3994 Woburn, Massachusetts WALTER H. WILCOX Incorporated Insurance — All Kinds Tanners Bank Building Woburn WOburn 2-0333 144 @eto. Telephone WOburn 2-7017 ERNIE ' S SERVICE STATION ROAD SERVICE REPAIRING T. Ernest Barbas 163 Salem Street James Barbas Woburn, Mass. CENTRAL RADIO COMPANY Records — Sheet Music — Hi-Fi Musical Instruments — Accessories 480 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts WO 2-1248 Compliments of B. F. WALDRON CO., INC. 7 Salem Street Woburn, Massachusetts CUMMINGS THE FLORIST, 42 CAMBRIDGE ROAD WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS TEL. WO 2-1697 INC. 145 K. AND N. OIL SERVICE HEATING OILS Sales — POWER BURNER — Service 11 Frederick Drive Woburn, Massachusetts Telephone WOburn 2-2452 De ROS A, 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 146 LEEK ' S AUTO SCHOOL 476 B Main St. WOburn 2-5560 Compliments of MOORE PARKER Your Newsdealer 375 Main Street Woburn Massachusetts 147 ROYAL FURNITURE CO., INC. W ertown — Somerville — Woburn COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Agents for All Leading Advertised Lines 390 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-0806 AMERICAN AMOCO Compliments of AMOCO PETE M8 WOBURN NATIONAL BANK Woburn, Massachusetts Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BOND SHOES Quality Shoes for the Entire Family Florsheim — Stride Rite — Red Cross 446 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts Phone WO 2-1844 FIRESIDE GIFT SHOPPE 438 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts Gifts — Cards and Costume Jewelry Best Wishes to the Class of 58 NEW ENGLAND PAPER BOX CO., INC. Conn Street, Woburn, Massachusetts 149 Compliments of JAMES J. LONG O ' BRIEN ' S AUTO SCHOOL PHARMACY 14 Plympton Street Hubert McKenna, Reg. Pharm. Main Campbell Streets Telephone WOburn 2-3339 Woburn, Massachusetts Telephone WOburn 2-0350 Best Wishes to the Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Class of 1958 GREEN ATCO STREET LUMBER MOTORS CO., INC. 7 Green Street 14 Green Street Woburn, Massachusetts Woburn, Massachusetts 150 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958 Warren Kay Vantine er6 132 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts PRINTERS OF THE 1958 INNITOU 2 J, e i in a r Complete Personalized Service For Yearbook Publication 151 CHECK WHAT YOU WANT: Good starting salary icith regular raises Pleasant work ivith 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 152 FIRST ANNUAL SCIENCE FAIR MARCH 27 AND 28, 1958 Robert Roche, prize-winner in the Chemistry Division, demonstrates his toxicology exhibition to Tommy Sheeran and William Erwin, second and third prize-winners. Linda Preston, prize-winner in the Biology Division, really enjoys explaining the chicken to Sara May Burdett, third prize-winner, and Pat Brennan and Judy Graham, second prize-winners. UJNIL CIRCLi Gus Borgeson, winner of the Gold Medal in the Mathe¬ matics Division tells Francis Siraco and Bobby Erwin, second and third prize-winners, that it ' s easy to square a circle. Sal Carbone, winner of the first place in the General Science Division, explains the hydraulic brake to Tommy Cashell and Ray Quinn, second and third prize-winners. Paul Davis, winner of the first prize in the Physics Division for his Wilson Cloud Chamber, compares medals with Jack Thompson and Al Boudreau, second and third prize-winners. “THE WHOLE TOWN’S TALKING” By John Emerson and Anita Loos CAST OF CHARACTERS Henry Simmons, a paint manufacturer.Richard Borgeson Harriet Simmons, his wife.Judith Hughes Ethel Simmons, their daughter.Nancy Hanlon Chester Binney, Simmons ' partner.Robert Erwin Roger Shields, a young Chicago socialite.Robert Burns Donald Swift, a movie director..Charles Moyer Letty Lythe, a movie queen...Mary McDonough Annie, a maid.Gail Ericson I ' m staying right here till I get what I came for. Chet and Ethel . . . at last! Sally 0tis ' friends of Ethel. Martha Danforth Lila Wilson, Linda Preston Sadie Bloom, a dance instructor.Charleen McGowan Taxi driver.John Young Mrs. Jackson, a neighbor.Elaine Scarvalas Understudies.Robert Erwin, Elaine Scarvalas Stagehands.Robert Carey, William Devereaux Mistress of Properties.Carolyn Moore THE WHOLE TOWN ' S TALKING “The Whole Town ' s Talking is the hilarious story of the meek office drudge who falls in love with the boss ' s daughter. She, unfortunately, loves not him but a gay individual whom she has met in Chicago. A past is invented for poor Chester, including a supposed love affair with a beautiful Hollywood actress. Complications arise when the actress makes a personal appearance at the local theater. Her manager, who is also her fiance, finds out about the hypothetical romance, and after that events happen fast and furiously. The Senior Class made dramatic history on April 1 1, 1958, when, under the direction of Mr. Kimball, it presented The Whole Town ' s Talking by John Emerson and Anita Loos to a capacity audience. Our cast: E. Scarvalas, G. Ericson, M. Danforth, R. Burns, M. McDonough, J. Young, N. Hanlon, R. Erwin, R. Borgeson, J. Hughes, C. Moyer, L. Preston, C. McGowan. 2 The whole town ' s talking Je suis enchante, madame. The stage managers hard at workPr Mithter Thimmons, Letty Lythe ith in town. We ' ll settle this thing once and for all. My husband riding in a taxi with a lady! ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To: Our Advisers for their guidance Our Faculty and Student Body for their support and cooperation. The Hi-Y Club for its assistance. Robert Vantine and Douglas Dunn, our printers representatives, for their assistance. The Vantine Studio for its coverage of our activities. Our sponsors and advertisers for their financial aid and for their interest in our undertaking We, The Class of 1958 Say, THANKS A MILLION” ■ ■ - . - ■ ■ .