Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1959 volume:

JShelf w .am 315 Ji CCE IOjjy c __- - - ' • ' -WOBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDED 1856. I NINETEEN VOLUME XIII HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE ✓ o i - published by the senior class WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL woburn, massachusetts Jliw 11 1959 (y-ty i h vq ® C3 wi 37T xs UIN I LIN I J DEDICATION page 6 ADMINISTRATION page 8 CLASSES page 16 ACTIVITIES page 66 SPORTS page 82 FEATURES page 96 SPONSORS page 114 v ' VJ FOREWORD Mirrored in our looking- glass of time, we see a well rounded picture, abounding in work, study, and fun. We, the staff of the 1959 INNITOU, have attempted to record these never-to-be-for¬ gotten memories in order to keep them alive both literally and pictorially. Judging - by the cheerful expression on their faces, Karen and Mr. Ring seem to have reached a satis¬ factory decision during this guidance conference. DEDICATION The success of a graduate depends to some measure on his abilities, his apti¬ tudes, and his interests. To some ex¬ tent it depends on the instruction re¬ ceived and on the knowledge acquired. A great deal of success depends, how¬ ever, on the direction of these abilities, aptitudes, interests, instructions, and knowledge into the proper channels for each individual. For this guidance we have looked to a person who has willingly devoted his time and effort in mtr behalf. As a small measure of our gratitude for this de¬ votion to us, we, the Class of 1959, dedi¬ cate The INNITOU to Mr. Timothy F. Ring, Director of Guidance Mr. Ring is appreciative of the great help given to him by his secretary, Miss Rosalie Tirrell. 6 TIMOTHY F. RING A ION As we prepare to leave the restricted area of the class¬ room, we pause to reflect for a moment on that which we cher¬ ish most. Ranked high among our memories will be the hours spent under the tutelage of cap¬ able and devoted instructors and administrators. You have instilled in us ideals which we hope will bear fruition in the years ahead. For these ideals we shall be forever grate¬ ful. Our fondest hope is that we shall always be a credit to you. THE SUPERINTENDENT a SPEAK TO THE Members of the Graduating Class: In considering this final message a parting bit of advice to you, the Class of 1959, I find the task a difficult one. Due to the rapid strides and discoveries of science during the past de¬ cade, you will mature in a world with prob¬ lems beyond the imagination of any of us to¬ day. Further development of atomic power—un¬ heard of explorations into outer space—are just two of the many new situations which will arise to confront your generation. Are you prepared to meet these exigencies ? Your education in the Woburn Schools has been adequate and ranking high with that of any public school system in our country. In view, however, of the changing world, you must continue your search of knowledge; you must be alert at all times to the danger of complacency, and you must be ready to accept responsibility in the new world of which we now know so little. In order to preserve democracy and the American way of life, you must be ever vigi¬ lant to keep abreast, and even surpass, the youth of godless nations who have been train¬ ed in atheistic ideologies and whose aim is world domination. Your task is great, but our faith in you is greater. You will meet the challenge fearless¬ ly as generations of American youth have done in the past. As you leave the Woburn High School, our prayers go with you for a fruitful and happy future. 10 Dr. J. Frank Hassett Superintendent of Schools THE PRINCIPAL CLASS OF 1959 Members of the Graduating Class of 1959: As you stand on the threshold of Gradua¬ tion from Woburn High School in June, 1959, and reflect on your years of preparation for this turning point in your life, you may well note that you have lived through years of crisis in world affairs. The world of yesteryear and the comparatively simple society of even the relatively recent days when you began your formal schooling have gone forever. In education, too, you have witnessed the intense interest and exhaustive studies which are being made on the modern comprehensive high school. An awakened and alarmed public has been made aware that the very welfare and safety of our beloved country is at stake in the coming years. It has been well said that hu¬ man history becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe. This feeling of deep concern has found re¬ flection in the more challenging opportunities made available to you, and it is pleasing to note the eagerness and seriousness with which you have accepted the tasks. This attitude of cheerful and fearless acceptance of the fu¬ ture’s demands gives us great encouragement for youth in the days ahead. The intensified and changing programs in the humanities as well as in science and mathematics are suc¬ cessful because you have met them with in¬ creased application. The principal purpose of the Woburn High School, established well over a century ago, has always been to provide the best possible education the community could offer to fill the educational needs of all the youth who attend the school. These needs, once simple, are now as complex as the space age we have entered. Because we feel sincerely that your preparation by a competent and dedicated staff has been adequate, we have confidence in your future and the future of our country. May success attend your every effort, and may God be with you always on the highways of life. Henry D. Blake, Principal W MB ' m s ■ ' � « autmm wafaa® «« « tm ■ iMmMti m w-ne m im � pu mm ttwftr mmmwm rr« v m mmmmmrm -’ • . m it at k wbe aa� oi� ■m m.- v- vmm mamma mwmvmrmm ■ K nau mm t is� v - m ■ .- n mtmrnmm ■� mr . -m- • • � � . ' 1 m mk m tarn 11 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated: Annette Reynolds, Shirley M. Dunn, Angela M. Mooney, and Janice A. Dunn. Standing: Paul E. Dorrington, Mai ' garet L. Burke, and Wil¬ liam H. Flaherty. SOCIAL STUDIES and LIBRARY DEPARTMENTS Seated: James H. O’Donnell, Helen R. Sheeran, Anastasia G. Canty, Geraldine A. Soles, and John J. Craven, Jr. Standing: James H. Brennan, James J. Foley, Joseph F. Curran, Jr., Matthew McNamara, William A. Roche, and Paul K. Sweeney. •• f r-r JM - wit-- f-m WmmM ? } • £ ’ , ?£ isAi! t - ... -j,-.. Mu, Wm Mr %. - ■ Jk. I MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Seated: William J. Horrigan, Catherine A. Herlihy, Helen A. Salmon, and Guido Vallerio. Standing: Harry Marderosian, Robert Cohen, Frank T. Loguidiee, and Robert J. O’Brien. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Seated: Catherine E. Burke and Thomas W. Devlin. Standing: Andrew J. Previte and Jean P. Houde. 13 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Seated: Louise S. McDonough, Alice E. Brady, Janet E. Murray, and Doris T. Lynch. Standing: Richard H. Skeffington and I. Edward Marashio. HOME ECONOMICS , ART, and MUSIC DEPARTMENTS Marcia L. Rhodes, Mary A. Troy, Edson L. Kimball, and Barbara A. Dunbury. 14 jj J ■ _ k if tf; fii : ’ 11 1 1 1 if INDUSTRIAL ARTS and PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS Seated: Austin T. Garvey, Jr., Marie G. Seminatore. Rose Mary Prasinos, and Michael Azzone. Standing: Thomas J. Kilday, Wilfred A. Walsh, and David T. Crowley, Jr. On September 3, 1958, the doors of Woburn High School swung open to admit the largest student bod y in the history of the school. Students swarmed the corridors and the classrooms, eager to start a new year of academic and social life. It was not very long before friendships were made, and seniors, juniors, and sophomores mingled to form a composite picture of the teen¬ age world. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Peier Carbone.--- Presides! Mr. 1 HwiigM ..Adviser :c5C a , _ _ __ r ' .iT’f-i Lry NV Odi MARION NELLIE ACKERMAN Curriculum II Activities : Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a nurse Pet Peeve : Boys who are always showing off Future Plans: To work in an office DAVID GEORGE AHERN “Dave” Curriculum I Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Traffic Squad . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Driver Education 1 . . . Student Council 1 I alternate) Secret Ambition : To put drains in the driveway Pet Peeve: Our wonderful parking lot Future Plans : To attend college NANCY ANNE ALLOSSO “Nan” Curriculum IV Activities : Driver Educa¬ tion . . . Junior Red Cross 1 Secret Ambition : To get married Pet Peeve : A certain boy Fature Plans: To attend Burdett College ELIZABETH IDA ALEXANDER “Betty” Curriculum IV Activities : Driver Education 1 . . . Glee Club 1 Secret Ambition : To get married Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: File clerk DENYCE ELIZABETH ALLEN Curriculum IV Activities : Driver Education Secret Ambition : To travel Pet Peeve: Boys with bad dispositions Future Plans: Stenographer JOSEPH ANDRIOLO “Joe” Curriculum I Activities: Baseball 8, 2, 1 Driver Education . . . Science Club Secret Ambition : To fly a jet Pet Peeve: School days ■ Future Plans: To attend college ARTHUR MICHAEL ALTAVESTA “Artie” Curriculum II Activities : Hockey 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition : To travel around the world Pet Peeve : Sessions Future Plans: To attend college MARILYN MARIE ANDERSON “Mooch” Curriculum IV Activities : Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a success in life Pet Peeve: Getting up for school Future Plans: To train as an airline stewardess BERYL CYNTHIA ANSTEY “Buzzy” Curriculum IV Activities: Yearbook . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition : To get married and travel Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Future Plans: Secretary FRANK WILLIAM ARENA “Hustler” Curriculum I Activities: Key Club 3, 2 . . . Science Club 2 . . - Basketball 2 . . . Cross Country 3, 2 . - . Sopho¬ more Dance Committee . .. Junior Prom Committee . . . Vice President of Junior Class Secret Ambition: To be president of senior class at Holy Cross Pet Peeve: Misunderstand¬ ings and silly girls Future Plans: To attend the University of Massachu¬ setts JOAN ELIZABETH BARRETT “Joanie” Curriculum IV MARY JO AUSTIN “Bunny” Curriculum IV Activities : Driver Educa¬ tion . . . Glee Club 1 Secret Ambition: To get married Pet Peeve: A stubborn Ray who thinks he is always right Future Plans : Secretary LILLIAN ANN-MARIE BALESTRIERI “Cookie” Curriculum IV Activi ties : Driver Education . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Tennis 3 Secret Ambition: To own a certain 1953 Oldsmobile convertible Pet Peeve: Arguments with a certain person Future Plans: Undecided Activities: Pep Club 1 . . . Tennis 1 . . . Tanner News 1 . . . Driver Ed¬ ucation . . . Glee Club 1 Secret Ambition : To be a barber Pet Peeve: Conceited peo¬ ple Future Plans : To be a med¬ ical secretary •v - RICHARD THOMAS BARRY “Dicky” Curriculum I Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To travel around the United States Pet Peeve : Hot Rods Future Plans: Undecided MAUREEN ANN BEATTY Curriculum IV Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a success Pet Peeve : People who are always complaining Future Plans: Undecided WILLIAM GEORGE BEMIS Curriculum II SALVATORE JOSEPH BALESTRIERI “Oskie” Curriculum II Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be an artist Pet Peeve: My girl’s temper Future Plans: Undecided RICHARD LEO BARCH “Dick” Curriculum I Activities: National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Key Club 2, 1 Radio Club 2, 1 . . . Yearbook . . . Science Club 2, 1 . . . Tanner News 2 . . . Foot¬ ball 3, 2, 1 (manager) Secret Ambition: To be a success and possibly make a little money Pet Peeve: Hams who send “secret coded messages” Future Plans: To continue watching cheerleaders, ma¬ jorettes, and all girls in general x Activities: Key Club 3, 2 . . . Track 3, 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To own a white Chevrolet Corvette Pet Peeve : Monday morn¬ ings Future Plans: To attend college WILLIAM EDWARD BOLSTER “Bill” Curriculum II Activities : Football 3 . . . Baseball 2, 1 . . . Cross Country 2, 1 . . . Key Club 1 . . . Driver Ed¬ ucation . . . Golf 3, 2, I Secret Ambition: To play for the Celtics Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning Future Plans: To attend Prep School and the Coast Guard Academy WILLIAM NEIL BOOKER “Bill” Curriculum II Activities: Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . . Baseball 1 Driver Education Secret Ambition: To play pro hockey Pet Peeve: Monday morn¬ ings Future Plans: To enter the service JOSEPH BOURQUE Curriculum II Activities: Radio Club 2 . . . Science Club 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition : To have money Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: To attend aircraft school JOHN ALEXANDER BOWMAN “Jack” Curriculum I Activities: Football 1 . . . Driver Education Student Council 3 . . . Science Club 2 Secret Ambition : To leave school on time for once Pet Peeve: Going to school before 8 :30 Future Plans: Undecided JOAN MARIE BOVIARD Curriculum IV Activities: Softball 3, 2, 1 . . . Tennis 3, 2 . . . Pep Club 2, 1 Driver Education . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To own a car Pet Peeve: School on rainy days Future Plans: To be a sec¬ retary PATRICIA ARLENE BRENNAN Pat” Curriculum I Activities: Yearbook (co- Editor-in-Chief) . . . Jun¬ ior Red Cross 3, 2, 1 (president) . . . Tanner News 3, 2 . . . (rep.) to the Woman’s Club 1 . . . Student Council 3, 2 . . . Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 . . . ! Pep Club 3. 2, 1 . . . Tennis 3, 2 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire Pet Peeve: Girl’s borrow¬ ing her homework for others Future Plans: To attend college LAWRENCE WEIR BROWN “Larry” Curriculum I Activities: Science Club 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition : To go to Annapolis Pet Peeve : Sessions Future Plans: To attend college CAROL ANNE BROWNELL “Ca” Curriculum IV Activities: Junior Red Cross 2. 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Tennis 3 Secret Ambition: To be an artist Pet Peeve: Tests on Mon¬ days Future Plans: To attend business school RICHARD ROY BRUSSEAU “Rich” Curriculum II Activities: Driver Education Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: To enter the service KAREN JANE BRADY Curriculum IV Activities: Pep Club 3, 2, 1 (president) . . . Student Council 3, 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Archery Secret Ambition: To be able to spell Future Plans: To do secre¬ tarial work SALLY JANE BUONO “Sal” Curriculum I Activities: Cheerleader 1 . . . Driver Education Student Council 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 2 (secretary) . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Softball 3 . . . Archery 3, 2 . . . Sopho¬ more Dance Committee Secret Ambition: To be a famous singer Pet Peeve: Boys who go to a dance to stand around Future Plans: To attend college LOUISE W. BURT “Lou” Curriculum IV Activities: Pep Club 3 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Home Room (secretary) 3 . . . Driver Education Yearbook . . . Junior Red Cross 1 Secret Ambition: To be a surgeon Pet Peeve : Boys with long hair Future Plans: To do sec¬ retarial work ' i RICHARD ANDREW BUSHMAN “Dick” Curriculum II Secret Ambition: To see Alaska Pet Peeve: Corny jokes Future Plans: To attend East Coast Aero. Tech. RONALD MARTIN CAHILL “iggy” Curriculum II Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Baseball 3 -, 2 . . . Home Room President 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion Secret Ambition: To live my school days over again Pet Peeve : Girls who smoke Future Plans: Undecided LAURA ANN CAGNINA “Lu” Curriculum II Activities: Glee Club 1 . . . Pep Club 1 Secret Ambition: To go to England Pet Peeve: Boys who are mean to cats and kittens Future Plans: To work in an office ROBERT KENT CAMPBELL “The Rebel” Curriculum I Pet Peeve: Keeping people off my shoes Future Plans: To join the U. S. Navy JOHN FRANCIS CAHILL “Johnny” Curriculum I Activities: Football 3, 2 . . . Baseball 1 . . . Hockey 1 . . . Home Room Vice President 2 Secret Ambition: To be a frogman Pet Peeve: Myokey’s Desert” Future Plans: To attend college PETER JOHN CARBONE “Pete” Curriculum I Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Class President 3, 2, 1 National Honor Society 2, 1 Woburn-Wey- mouth Exchange 2 . . . Mass. Boys’ State Secret Ambition : To go to West Point Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Future Plans: To attend college JUDITH EVELYN CARLSON “Judy” Curriculum II Activities: Softball 3, 2 . . . Basketball 2, 1 Archery 3 . . . Driver Education . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Modern Language Club 1 Secret Ambition: To be a nun Pet Peeve: Boys who drink Future Plans: To be a lab¬ oratory technician JANET IRENE CANADA Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 3, 2 . . . Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Soft- ball 2, 1 (captain) . . . Archery 3 Secret Ambition: To grow taller Pet Peeve: Monday morn¬ ings Future Plans: Undecided ALICE MARY CARNEY Curriculum IV Activities: Student Council 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Ed¬ ucation . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Cheer¬ leader 2. 1 (co-captain i Glee Club 1 . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Drama Guild 2 Secret Ambition : To be on time for school Pet Peeve: The first six- periods Future Plans: To attend school KEVIN EDWARD CASHELL “Kev” Curriculum II Activities: Football 2 Secret Ambition : To see the world Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke Future Plans: To join the Air Force JOSEPH LEO CASSETTARI “Cass” Curriculum II Activities: Cross Country 2, 1 . . . Track 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To win the marathon Pet Peeve: Girls who have too many girl friends Future Plans: To attend Bentley School of Ac¬ counting and Finance CAROL JEAN CERONE Curriculum II Activities: Driver Education . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Secret Ambition: To do my best always Pet Peeve: Flashy clothes Future Plans: To work in an office JANICE ELLEN CHAMBERLAIN “Jan” Curriculum I Activities: Student Council 3, 2 , 1 (president) . . . Pep Club 3. 2 (president) . . . Cheerleader 1 . . . Field Hockey 2 . . . Bas¬ ketball 3, 2 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Drama Guild 3, 2 . Home Room Vice President 2 . . . Home Room Treasurer 1 Secret Ambition: To visit Hawaii with . . . Pet Peeve: Parents Future Plans: To become an airline hostess RUTH MARY CONLEY “Ruthie” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Pep Club 1 Secret Ambition: To go on a tour around the world Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: To get mar¬ ried JOHN KEVIN CONNOLLY Curriculum IV Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a contractor Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: To attend college iS GERALDINE ANN CIAMPO “Gerry” Curriculum IV Activities: Field Hockey 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Driver Education Home Room Secretary 1 Secret Ambition: To marry a certain boy Pet Peeve: Boys who always say “maybe” Future Plans: To be a secretary CHARLOTTE ANN CONNORS Curriculum IV WILLIAM FREDERICK CODY “Bill” Curriculum II Activities: Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Home Room Vice President 1 Secret Ambition: To travel around the world Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Future Plans: To enter the service JAMES MICHAEL COLLINS “Java” Curriculum IV Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To become a Certified Public Ac¬ countant Pet Peeve: Sophisticated girls Future Plans: To attend Bentley School of Ac¬ counting and Finance Activities: Driver Educa¬ tion . . . Glee Club 3, 1 Secret Ambition: To marry a certain someone Pet Peeve: Conceited peo¬ ple Future Plans: To be a sec¬ retary THOMAS FRANCIS CONNORS “Tim” Curriculum II Activities: Home Room Treasurer 3 . . . Home Room Vice President 2 Secret Ambition: To drive a ’59 Cadillac Pet Peeve: A history teacher Future Plans: To enter the service 23 DAVID FRANK CONSALVO “Dave” Curriculum I Activities: Football 1 Secret Ambition: To be a fighter pilot Future Plans: To go to an engineering college PETER ABBAS COREA “Pete” Activities: Key Club . . . Debating Team 2 . . . Basketball 2, 1 . . . Track I . . . Cross Country 2 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Radio Club 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To fly over Woburn High School Pet Peeve: Girls with short hair Future Plans: To attend college MARIE FRANCES COOGAN Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To make one hundi-ed dollars a week Pet Peeve: Homework on weekends Future Plans: Undecided Activities: Archery 2 . . . Tennis 2 . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To visit Rome, Italy Pet Peeve: Sarcastic people Future Plans: To attend nursing school MICHAEL JAMES CRAVEN Curriculum II Activities: Driver Education . . . Football 2 Secret Ambition: To play major league baseball Pet Peeve: Getting up for school Future Plans: To join the U. S. Marine Corps CARMEN ALBERT CORSETTI “Carm” Curriculum II Activities: Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Orchestra 3, 2, 1 . . . Track 2, 1 . . . Cross Country 2, 1 . . . Student Council 1 Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Future Plans: To attend college RICHARD LAWRENCE CUOZZI “Cuoz” Curriculum II Activities: Football 3, 1 . . . Home Room President 2 . . . Student Council 2 (alternate) Secret Ambition: To own a “gym” Pet Peeve: Girls who think they are high class Future Plans: To enter the U. S. Marine Corps MARY PATRICE DANEHY Curriculum I Activities: Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 (vice president) . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1, Future Teachers 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Modern Language Club 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Color Guard 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Tennis 3 Secret Ambition: To own a hula hoop Pet Peeve: Alarm clocks Future Plans: To attend Lowell State Teachers College ELAINE ELVIRA CRESCENZI “Lainy” Curriculum I Activities: Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 . . . (Secretary) . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Majorette 2, 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Yearbook . . . Driver Education . . . Sophomore Dance Committee . . . Glee Club 3 Secret Ambition: To travel Pet Peeve: My home room seat Future Plans: To attend a junior college BARBARA JEAN DAVID “Babs” Curriculum IV Activities: Pep Club 3, 1 . . . Tanner News 1 . . . Glee Club . . . Fine Arts Club 1 . . . Driver Educa¬ tion . . . Basketball 3, 2 . . . Softball 1 Secret Ambition: To fly a jet plane Pet Peeve: Arguments and loud talk Future Plans: To attend art school o JOSEPH BRIAN DAVISON “Brian” Curriculum II Activities: Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Hockey 3 Secret Ambition: To go to college Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke Future Plans: To enlist in the U. S. Navy PAUL FRANCIS DOHERTY “Spud” Curriculum I Activities: Baseball 3, 2. 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire Pet Peeve: Staying in the house on school nights Future Plans: To attend college MINOT GEORGE DILORENZO “Miney” Activities: Football 3,2... Home Room President 3, 2 . . . Junior Prom Com¬ mittee . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To drive at Indianapolis Pet Peeve: Tall girls with short hair Future Plans: To join the U. S. Marine Corps JOHN DOUCETTE “Duja” Curriculum II Activities: Key Club 3, 2 . . . Tanner News 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To fly a plane Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Future Plans: To join the U. S. Air Force PHILIP ANTHONY DOHERTY “Flip” Curriculum II Secret Ambition: To be a success and to have money Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: To continue schooling ERNEST DUNCAN “Ernie” Curriculum I Activities: Radio Club 2 . . . Science Club 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To race at Indianapolis Pet Peeve: Stale jokes Future Plans: To become a veterinarian KATHLEEN ANN DOVER “Kathy” Curriculum II Activities: Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Modern Language Club 1 . . . Tennis 1 . . . Drama Guild 3 Secret Ambition: To own a mansion Pet Peeve: Cars that always need repairing Future Plans: To attend nursing school DANIEL PATRICK DOWNEY “Danny” Curriculum II Activities: Football 3, 2 Secret Ambition: To be a hula hoop salesman in Africa Pet Peeve: The bell at 8:10 Future Plans: To attend school JAMES HAROLD DUNHAM “Chico” Curriculum I Activities: Football 2 . . . Driver Education Drama Guild 2 . . . Stu¬ dent Council 3 . • Science Club 3 . . . Radio Club 2 Secret Ambition: To be president of the First Na¬ tional Stores Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke Future Plans: To attend Northeastern ROBERT FRANCIS DURAN “Bob” Curriculum IV Activities: Key Club 2, 1 . . . Student Council 2, 1 (treasurer) . . . Baseball 3, 2 . . . Traffic Squad Secret Ambition: To be a varsity player Pet Peeve: Winchester and the New York Yankees Future Plans: To work RICHARD FRANCIS DURKAN “Durk” Curriculum II Secret Ambition : To take a certain teacher’s place Pet Peeve : A junior girl who says she doesn’t smoke Future Plans : To go to prep school THOMAS BONNER EDGETT “Tom” Curriculum IV Activities: Cross Country 3, 2 . . . Key Club (Treasur¬ er) 1 . . . Home Room President 1 . . . Year¬ book (Treasurer) Secret Ambition: To have a car without troubles Pet Peeve : A certain teacher Future Plans: To join the U. S. Air Force SALVATORE ROBERT ELIA “Sully” Curriculum I Activities : Driver Education . . . Home Room President 2, 1 . . . Student Council 3 Secret Ambition: To become President of the U. S. Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: To attend college GEORGE RUSSELL FARRELL, JR. “Russ” Curriculum I Activities: Track 3, 2 . . . Cross Country 3, 2, 1 . . . Radio Club 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To see more than 15 boys out for track Pet Peeve : School clocks Future Plans : To join the U. S. Navy ROSE ESTHER FIGUCIA “Ro” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 3, 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a hairdresser Pet Peeve : Conceited boys Future Plans: To attend Wil¬ fred Academy WILEY LEROY FITCHETT “Fitch” Curriculum II Secret Ambition: To own a mansion Pet Peeve: Sack dresses, except one owned by C. J. Future Plans: To join the U. S. Air Force ROBERT JOHN FITZSIMMONS “Fitzie” Curriculum II Activities: Fine Arts Club 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be¬ come manager of the A P Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: To attend college PAUL CHARLES ERWIN “Paul” Curriculum II Secret Ambition : To be a salesman Pet Peeve: “Macbeth” Future Plans: To enter the service LINDA JANE ERICSON Curriculum IV Activities: Class Secretary 3, 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Tennis 1 . . . Archery 1 . . . Student Council 3, 2 . . . Junior Prom Com¬ mittee . . . Sophomore Dance Committee Tanner News 3 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition : To take a cruise Pet Peeve: People who don’t give definite answers Future Plans: To attend business school Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Softball 3 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Home Room Trea¬ surer 2 . . . Home Room Vice President 1 Driver Education Secret Ambition : To own a dairy farm Pet Peeve: People who stare Future Plans: To attend nursing school DOLORES MARIE FARKAS Curriculum I GEORGE ALBERT GETTY Curriculum IV Activities: Track 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To become a heavy weight champ Pet Peeve: The wandering vice principal Future Plans: Navy HOWARD NELSON GOLDSMITH “Howie” Curriculum I Activities : Classics Club 2 Secret Ambition : To learn to fly Pet Peeve : Homework Future Plans: To attend college JOHN HENRY GAFFNEY “Gaf” Curriculum I Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Golf 3, 1 . . . Base¬ ball 2, 1 . . . Driver Ed¬ ucation Secret Ambition: To be a scholar Pet Peeve : No elevators Future Plans: To build a bridge to the parking lot DENNIS JAMES GALLAGHER “Dimmy” Curriculum I Activities: Key Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Science Club 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition : To fly a jet Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: To attend college JOHN FRANCIS GARDEN “Jon” Curriculum II JUDITH BLANCHE GONZALES “Judy” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Archery 2 Secret Ambition: To get “A” in typing Pet Peeve : People who do not answer when you talk to them Future Plans: To attend secretarial school WILLIAM FRANCIS GOVOSTES “Billy” Curriculum II Activities : Home Room President 1 . . . Football 3 Secret Ambition: To go to art school Pet Peeve: People with pet peeves Future Plans: To join the U. S. Marine Corps RUTH FLAVIN “Ruthie” Curriculum I Activities: Student Council 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Yearbook . . . Modern Language Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Future Teachers 1 . . . Driver Education Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . Ten¬ nis 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 Secret Ambition : To travel around the world Pet Peeve: 1st floor girls’ room Future Plans: To attend college JOHN HENRY FOLEY “Coot” Curriculum II Activities : Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Prom Com¬ mittee . . . Home Room President 3, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To coach football in Woburn Pet Peeve: Football films on Tuesday Future Plans: To join the U. S. Navy WILLIAM CHAMPNEY FRENCH “Bill” Curriculum I Activities: Yearbook 2, 1 . . . Student Council 3, 2, 1 . . . Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Key Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Rotarian Traffic Squad 1 Secret Ambition : To be a writer Pet Peeve: The same old food Future Plans: To attend college Activities : Hockey 3 Secret Ambition : To have a certain teacher as a stu¬ dent Pet Peeve : A certain junior girl Future Plans: To join the U. S. Air Force JUDITH GRAHAM “Judy” Curriculum I Activities: Tennis 3 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Future Teachers 1 . . . Modern Foreign Language Club 2, 1 . . . (treasurer) . . . Woburn Woman’s Club (representative) . . . Weymouth-Woburn Ex¬ change 2 . . Science Club 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To visit France Pet Peeve: Myself Future Plans: College MALCOLM GRAHAM “Mac” Curriculum I Activities: Debating Team 3 . . . Band 3, 2, 1 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 Secret Ambition: To con¬ duct the Boston Pops Orchestra Pet Peeve: Waitresses Future Plans: To attend ag¬ ricultural school MARGARET EMILY GREENE “Peggy” Curriculum II Activities: Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . . (captain) . . . Basketball 3, 1 Archery 2 . . . Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 . . . Girls Glee Club 2 . . . Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 2 . . . Student Council 3 Driver Education Secret Ambition: To play professional field hockey Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: To attend Bridgewater State Teach¬ ers College JOSEPH FRANCIS GRIFFIN “Joe” Curriculum I Activities: Track 3, 2 . . . Cross Country 2 Science Club 2 . . . Kev Club 2 . . . Secret Ambition: To run a “black market” Pet Peeve: “wondei-ful” food in our cafeteria Future Plans: To attend college THOMAS JOSEPH HALLORAN “Tom” Curriculum II Activities: Golf 3 Secret Ambition: To make a million dollars Pet Peeve: 3:10’s and homework Future Plans: To attend business school SHEILA JANE GRAHAM Curriculum I Activities: Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Modern Language 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Glee Club Secret Ambition: To become a navy nurse Future Plans: To become an X-Ray Technician CONCETTA DIANE GRANDE Activities: Glee Club 2 . . . Drama Guild 1 Secret Ambition: To become a secretary Pet Peeve: Third lunches Future Plans: To attend college “Cha Cha” Curriculum IV SUZANNE MARY HARDY “Sue” Curriculum I Activities: Tennis 3, 2. 1 . . . Yearbook . . . Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3. 2, 1 . . . Classics Club 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 2. 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a fashion illustrator Pet Peeve: Homework over weekends Future Plans: To be a nu rse ANN ELIZABETH HARVEY Curriculum II Activities: Future Teachers 1 . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Modern Language 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . Archery 1 Basketball 1 Pep Club 2 Secret Ambition: To see an Army-Navy football game Pet Peeve: Men drivers Future Plans: To attend Lowell State Teachers College DAVID HENRY HAVERTY “Dave” Curriculum I Secret Ambition: To fly a plane Pet Peeve: A certain girl Future Plans: To find a soft job with good money KICHARD JEROME HAVERTY “Dick” Curriculum II Activities: Football 3, 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To become a cabinet maker Pet Peeve: People with pet peeves Future Plans: To join the U. S. Navy JANICE LEE HIGGINS “Jan” Curriculum I Activities: Pep Club 3, 2, (treasurer) Basketball 3, 2, 1 . j . Yearbook . . . Class Treasurer 3. 2, 1 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Driver Ed¬ ucation . . . Home Room Treasurer 3, 1 . . . Sopho¬ more and Junior Prom Committees Secret Ambition: To be a steeplejack Pet Peeve: People who say. “I don’t know” Future Plans: Bridgewater State Teachers College LEO PHILIP HAYES Curriculum II Activities: Basketball 3. 2 . . . Baseball 2 Secret Ambition: To be a submarine commander Pet Peeve: Work Future Plans: To join the U. S. Navy BARBARA EDNA HUDSON “Barb” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 3, 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2. 1 . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Drama Guild 1 Secret Ambition: To be an interior decorator Pet Peeve: Bossy people Future Plans: To attend business school BEVERLY JANE HULL “Bev” Activities: Yearbook Driver Education Emblem Bearer 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2 (treasurer) . . . Archery 3, 2, 1 Drama Guild 1 Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Secret Ambition: To be a stewardess Pet Peeve: Boys who don’t like girls with snort nair Future Plans: To attend junior college JOHN PUTNAM HOGUE “Jack” Curriculum I Activities: Tanner News 1 Secret Ambition: To live in luxury Pet Peeve: Homework from some teachers Future Plans: To attend college or business school WILLIAM ARTHUR JACOBSON “Jake” Curriculum II Activities: Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To take a trip Pet Peeve: Sessions Future Plans: To join the service Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To enter Notre Dame Pet Peeve: Sloppy boys with odd hair cuts Future Plans: To work in Boston JANICE ELAINE INGERSOLL “Jan” EDWARD ARTHUR HYLDBURG “Greg” Curriculum II Secret Ambition: To be an architect Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Future Plans: To attend college JOANNE JOHNSON “Chubs” Curriculum II Activities : Cheerleader 2, 1 (captain l . . . Orchestra 3, 2, 1 Student Council 3, 2, 1 Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Yearbook 2, 1 ; . Drama Guild 3, 2 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Driver Education . . . Junior Prom Com¬ mittee Secret Ambition: To shoot a lion Pet Peeve: Moody boys Future Plans: To attend teachers college KELLEY WAYNE FORREST JOHNSON “Toubo” Curriculum II Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire Pet Peeve: Warm milk at third lunch Future Plans: To join the U. S. Navy JANE MARIE Curriculum IV Activities: Driver Educa¬ tion . . . Student Council 3. 2. 1 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Glee Club 1 Secret Ambition: To take a trip around the world Pet Peeve: Disagreeable peo¬ ple Future Plans: To continue schooling CORALIE FRANCES JORDAN “Cele” Curriculum I Activities: Pep Club 1 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Softball 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To own a ranch-style home Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: To attend nursing school EDWARD PAUL KELLEY “Ed” Curriculum IV Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a C. P. A. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke Future Plans: To attend business school CHARLES STANLEY KENNEY “Charlie” Curriculum II Activities: Track 3 Secret Ambition: To build a smoking room in the W.H.S. Pet Peeve: A certain girl in the sophomore class Future Plans: To join the U. S. Navy PAULA GAIL KENDRICK Curriculum IV Activities: Class Vice Presi¬ dent 3 . . . Cheerleader 1 . . . Student Council 3, 2, 1 • secretary. . . . Basket¬ ball 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Archery 3 . . . Softball 3 . . . Sophomore Dance Commit¬ tee . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2 Secret Ambition: To visit the U. S. Air Force Academy Pet Peeve: Rainy Monday mornings Future Plans: To become a secretary VIRGINIA ANN KENNEY “Ginny” Curriculum I Activities: Basketball 3. 2. 1 . . . Drama Guild 3. 2. 1 . . . Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Future Teachers 1 . . . Student Council Secret Ambition: To have a bishop marry me Pet Peeve: Custom cars Future Plans: To attend college JOHN FRANCIS KELLEY “Kel” Curriculum I Activities: Track 3 Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire Pet Peeve: Motorcycles that won ' t start Future Plans: Go to college RONALD JOSEPH KENNEY “Ronnie” Curriculum I Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To own a 1959 Lincoln Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: To attend college DANIEL CHARLES KERRIGAN “Dan” Curriculum II Secret Ambition: To own a gas station Pet Peeve: School Future Plans: To work 30 MARINA KIKLIS “Kickie” Curriculum IV Secret Ambition: To fret married Pet Peeve: Bov ' s who are under six feet tall, with¬ out blonde hair and blue eyes Future Plans: To be a sec¬ retary ROBERT EARL KINGSBURY Kingsy Curriculum I Activities: Cross Country 2 . . . Science Club 3. 2, 1 . . . Radio Club 3 Secret Ambition: To live in luxury Pet Peeve: A certain teach¬ er ' s handwriting Future Plans: To attend college DONALD ALBERT KULA “Don” Curriculum I Activities: Golf 3. 2, 1 . . . Key Club 3. 2 (Lt. Gover¬ nor Division No. 6i 1 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Home Room Vice Presi¬ dent 2 Secret Ambition: To be first at lunch Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: To attend college RICHARD ANDREW LARSON “Dick” Curriculum I Activities: Band 3, 2. 1 . . . Orchestra 3, 2, 1 ... Science Club 1 (treasurer I . . . Student Council 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To lead a dance band Pet Peeve: Glory boys Future Plans: To attend college ROBERT ROY LEVINE Bob” Curriculum II Secret Ambition: To go to college Pet Peeve: School Future Plans: To join the U. S. Air Force 31 BARBARA ERLENE LADD “Barbie” Curriculum IV Activities: Tennis 3, 2. 1 . . . Pep Club 2. 1 . . . Drama Guild 3, 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Driver Education . . . Glee Club 3. 1 Secret Ambition: To travel around the world Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: To work JUNE EDITH LAMBIAS “Lucky” Curriculum IV Activities: Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 2, 1 . . . Softball 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a nurse Pet Peeve: Boys who go to dances and don’t dance Future Plans: To go to Oklahoma JAYNE MORA LARKIN Curriculum II Activities: Student Council 3, 2, 1 (vice president) . Modern Language Club 1 . . . Tanner News 2. 1 . . . Drama Guild 3. 2. 1 . . . Pep Club 2. 3 . . . Future Teachers 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Field Hockey 3, 2, j . . . Archery 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Cheer¬ leader Secret Ambition: To star in a great Broadway Musical Pet Peeve : People who spell my name wrong Future Plans: To attend teachers college JOAN LINDQUIST “Jo” Curriculum IV Activities: Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Tennis 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To live on a farm and own horses Pet Peeve: Boys who need hair cuts Future Plans: To obtain a good job BEVERLY ANN LISTER “Bevie” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 1 . . . Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Soft- ball 2, 1 . . . Driver Edu¬ cation Secret Ambition: To join the Waves Pet Peeve: Shopping with Nancy L Future Plans: To be a sec¬ retary NANCY ANN LOPEZ “Nanc” Curriculum II Activities: Tennis 3 Glee Club 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Archery 3, 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To go to college Pet Peeve: Girls who pre¬ tend to be stupid Future Plans: To attend nursing school CAROL ANN LUCAS “Louie” DORIS LORRAINE LUNDBERG “Cookie” Curriculum IV Activities: Softball 3, 2 . . Archery 3, 2 . . . Tennis 3, 2 . . . Home Room Sec¬ retary 3 . . . Drama Guild 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a traveling missionary Pet Peeve: Crew cuts Future Plans: To do sec¬ retarial work JOAN MARIE MacCONNELL Curriculum IV Activities: Softball 2, 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Field Hockey 1 Pet Peeve: Reckless driv¬ ing Future Plans: To do secre¬ tarial work JANET MARIE MacDONNELL Curriculum I Activities: Archery 3, 2 . . . Basketball 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Drama Guild 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Modern Language Club 2 (president; . . . Home Room President 3, Secre¬ tary 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Woburn Woman’s Club (Rep.) 1 . . . Yearbook (Co-Editor-in-Chief) Secret Ambition: To travel around the world Pet Peeve: Working on Saturdays during the foot¬ ball season Future Plans: To be a medi¬ cal technologist RICHARD ARTHUR MACKAY “Richie” Curriculum II Activities: Band 3 Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a T. V. Cameraman Pet Peeve: The Registry of Motor Vehicles Future Plans: To join the U. S. Coast Guard and to study radio and television ROBERT VINCENT MAGEE “Bob” Curriculum I Activities: Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Traffic Squad Secret Ambition: To play shortstop Pet Peeve: H20 girls Future Plans: Undecided V LEO JOSEPH MAGUIRE “Tex” Curriculum IV Activities: Football 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: Conceited girls Future Plans: To enter the service “Jodi” Curriculum II Activities: Modern Lan¬ guage Club 2 . . . (secre¬ tary . . . Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 ... Pep Club 2, 1 . . . French Club Secret Ambition: To be a fat lady in a circus Pet Peeve: Being stepped on and pushed by sophomores and juniors while filing in the corridors Future Plans: To attend State Teachers College Curriculum IV Activities: Drama Guild 1 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Pep Club 3, 2, 1 (vice presi¬ dent) . . . Junior Class Day Marshal . . . Glee Club 3, 1 . . . Driver Edu¬ cation Secret Ambition: To travel Pet Peeve: People who are never on time Future Plans: To do secre¬ tarial work ELEANOR NANCY MAGNUSON “El” RICHARD LYONS MALONE “Richie” Curriculum II Activities: Cross Country 3 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To meet the President of the U.S. Pet Peeve: Monday morn¬ ings Future Plans: To attend college ROBERT JAMES MANTINI Bob” Curriculum II Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To own a ’59 Dodge Pet Peeve: A sophomore girl Future Plans: Undecided JOSEPH JOHN MARCIANO Joe” Curriculum II ROSE ANN MARCONI “Roxanne” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To travel to Europe Future Plans: Undecided RALPH JOSEPH MARINACCIO “Bugsy” Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 (captain) . . . Baseball 2, 1 . . . Traffic Squad Secret Ambition: To become a lion trainer Pet Peeve: Getting up for school in the morning Future Plans: Undecided ROBERT FRANCIS MARTIN “Flip” Curriculum II Activities: Football 2, 1. .. Cross Country 3 . . . Hockey 1 . . . Baseball 1 . . . Home Room President 3 Secret Ambition: To own Central Square Pet Peeve: The fine locker room Future Plans: To go into business JOAN LUCY MASOTTA “Jo” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 3, 2 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 2 , 1 (secretary) . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Drum Ma¬ jorette 2, 1 . . . Home Room President 2 . . . Student Council 1 Secret Ambition: To pass in a certain subject Pet Peeve: Waiting for let¬ ters Future Plans: To attend business school ANITA MARIE MASSA Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 1 . . . Tennis 2 . . . Basketball 1 Secret Ambition: To grow Pet Peeve: Boys w ho go to Germany Future Plans: To do office work Curriculum II Activities: Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . . Football 2 . . . Home Room President 2 Secret Ambition: To make a record Pet Peeve: Tall girls Future Plans: Undecided JOSEPH CARL MASTROIANNI “Joe” Curriculum II Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Prom Committee 1 Secret Ambition: To live to be 100 Pet Peeve: Insincere peo¬ ple Future Plans: To marry a certain girl and raise a large family JOHN VAUGHN MATTHEWS Curriculum III Secret Ambition: To be president of the A P Pet Peeve: Other people’s pet peeve Future Plans: To go to drafting school ANNE LOUISE McCarthy “Anne” Curriculum IV Activities: Tennis 3, 2, 1 (manager) . . . Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Archery 3, 2 Secret Ambition: To join the Waves Pet Peeve: Oral topics Future Plans: To do book¬ keeping work KEVIN MARTIN McCauley “K ev” Curriculum IV Activities: Key Club 3, 2, 1 (vice president) . • • Hockey 2, 1 . . . Track 3, 1 . . . Tanner News 1 Secret Ambition: To play goalie for the Boston Bruins Pet Peeve: Red lights Future Plans: To enter the Service LINDA JANE McCUE “Angel” Curriculum IV Secret Ambition: To be a dental secretary Pet Peeve: Getting up early Future Plans: To attend the John Robert Powers School JOHN MATTHEW McDonough “Mac” Curriculum I Secret Ambition: To become a police officer Pet Peeve: Red heads with bad tempers Future Plans: To attend college ROBERT FRANCIS McDonough “Butch” Curriculum I Secret Ambition: To leave Woburn Pet Peeve: History Future Plans: To attend college BRENDA ANN McDeVITT Curriculum II Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To get married Pet Peeve: Gym classes Future Plans: To become a nurse ... % ALEXANDRIA ELAINE McGURL “Alie” Curriculum IV Activities: Pep Club 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Field Hockey 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Archery 3, 2 . . . Driver Education Secert Ambition: To get an “A” in typing Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: To go to sec¬ retarial school SHELIA MAE McHUGH Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 1 . . . Driver Education Archery 2 Secret Ambition: To go to Switzerland Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Future Plans: To get mar¬ ried MARTHA JEAN McGOWAN Curriculum I Activities: National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Woburn Woman’s Club (represen¬ tative) . . . Pep Club 3 Secret Ambition: To be Sec¬ retary of State Pet Peeve: Monday morn¬ ings Future Plans: To enter col¬ lege DANIEL TRACY McKILLOP “Danny” Curriculum IV Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a principal Pet Peeve: Fire drills Future Plans: To graduate MARY MARGARET McLaughlin Curriculum I Activities: Tanner News 3 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Arch¬ ery 3 . . . Literary Club 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Foreign Language 1 Secret Ambition: To win the Irish Sweepstakes Pet Peeve: Punctuality Future Plans: To attend nursing school 3 4 JOHN PHILIP McNULT Curriculum I Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Science Club 2 Secret Ambition: To hot-top the parking lot Pet Peeve: Getting up for school Future Plans: To attend col¬ lege ANN LOUISE MIKALAUSKAS “Mickey” Curriculum IV Activities: Archery 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Softball 2, 1 . . . Tennis 1 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To become a housewife Pet Peeve: Boys who drink Future Plans: To be a sec¬ retary WALTER LOUIS McPARTLIN “Wally” Curriculum I Activities: Driver Education . . . Key Club 1 Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire Pet Peeve: Girls who look as if they put their make¬ up on with a putty knife Future Plans: To attend col¬ lege PATRICIA ANN MESSINGER “Pat” Curriculum IV Activities: Tennis 3, 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Home Room Secretary 2 Secret Ambition: To marry a certain junior Pet Peeve: Loud boys Future Plans: To get a bookkeeping job JAMES CHARLES MURRAY “Jim” Curriculum I Activities: Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Cross Country 3, 2 Secret Ambition: To grad¬ uate Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: To attend col¬ lege DOROTHY THERESA ANN MYATT “Dottie” Curriculum I Activities: Tennis 3, 2 , 1 .. Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Bas¬ ketball 2, 1 . . . Classics Club 2 . . . Driver Edu¬ cation . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To visit Scotland and Ireland Pet Peeve: Having the car greased Future Plans: To be an air¬ line stewardess ROBERT EDWARD MORRISON “Mo” Curriculum II Activities: Band 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To be on an atomic sub Pet Peeve: Girls who wear long tights Future Plans: To join the U. S. Navy DENNIS JOHN MURPHY “Murph” Curriculum II PATRICIA EILEEN NEAL “Penny” Curriculum I Activities: Drama Guild 3, 2. 1 . . . Pep Club 2, 1 . . . National Honor Society 2. 1 . . . Field Hockey 2, 1 . . . Basketball 2, 1 . . . Future Teachers 2, 1 . . Librarian 1 . . . Woburn Woman’s Club i represen¬ tative) Secret Ambition: To go to Europe Pet Peeve: Locked doors Future Plans: To attend col¬ lege BARBARA ANNE NOHELTY “Barb” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To make a trip to Europe Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: To attend Wilfred Academy Activities: Band 3, 2 . . . Orchestra 3 Secret Ambition: To be Principal of Woburn Senior High Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Future Plans: Undecided KEVIN FRANCIS NOLAN “Nippy” Curriculum II Activities: Football 3 . . . Hockey 3 . . . Golf 3 Secret Ambition: To be a hockey coach Pet Peeve: St. Charles’ girls Future Plans: To join the U. S. Marines HELEN MARIE O’CONNOR Curriculum IV Activities: Pep Club 3, 2. 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Glee Club 3, 1 Secret Ambition: To go to Europe Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: To go to Florida with Trudy NEIL WARREN ODAMS “Yank” Curriculum I CHARLOTTE ANN NOONAN “Cookie” Curriculum IV Activities: Pep Club 2 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Tennis 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To marry a certain boy from Wil¬ mington Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: To work Curriculum IV Secret Ambition: To own a Ford Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: Bentley School of Accounting DENNIS JOHN O’DONOGHUE “Mike” DAVID EUGENE O’NEILL “Dave” Curriculum II Activities: Science Club 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To coach the Bruins Pet Peeve: Doing homework on weekends Future Plans: To work Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 (captain) . . . Basketball 2 . . . Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Rotarian . . . Traffic Squad . . . Senior Vice President . . . Home Room President Secret Ambition: To be a success Pet Peeve: A certain teach¬ er’s jovial remarks Future Plans: To attend col¬ lege CHARLOTTE ANNE OLSON Curriculum IV Activities: Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a nurse Pet Peeve: A certain boy who never talks Future Plans: Undecided GEORGE FREDRICK O’NEILL Curriculum I Activities: Key Club 2, 1 (secretary) . . . Cross Country 1 . . . National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To par a golf course Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: To attend col¬ lege ANNE MARIE O’NEILL “Annie” Curriculum I Activities: Glee Club 3, 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 1 . . . Yearbook . . . Basketball 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 Secret Ambition: To own a taffy-colored cocker span¬ iel Pet Peeve: Working on Sat¬ urday Future Plans: To be a nurse MARY FRANCES O’SULLIVAN “Mar” Curriculum II Activities: Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 2 . . . Future Teachers 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 1 . . . Field Hockey 1 . . Year¬ book . . Driver Education . . . Modern Foreign Lan¬ guage Club 1 . . . Emblem Bearer 1 Secret Ambition : To see Paris Pet Peeve: Boys who drink Future Plans: To attend teachers college ELIZABETH ANN PALACE Betty” Curriculum IV Activities: Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Tennis 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a secretary Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: To attend the Woburn School of Busi¬ ness ROGER DENNIS PALMER Wally” Curriculum II Activities: Home Room Treasurer 1, President 3 . . . Sophomore Dance Committee Secret Ambition: To be a success Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke Future Plans: Undecided RICHARD JOHN PATTERSON “Richie” Curriculum I Activities: Key Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To own a yacht Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: To attend col¬ lege ANTHONY PAUL PALINO “Mousie” Curriculum III Secret Ambition: To be a barber Pet Peeve: Work Future Plans: To join the U. S. Navy KAREN IRMA PAULSEN Curriculum I Activities: Field Hockey 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 2, 1 . . . Student Coun¬ cil 2, 1 .. . Drama Guild 2, 1 . . . Future Teachers 2, 1 (president) . . . Tan¬ ner News 2, 1 (assistant editor) . . . Modern Lan¬ guage Club 2, 1 . . . Bas¬ ketball 1 (manager) Secret Ambition: To be in¬ tellectual Pet Peeve: Mathematics Future Plans: To attend a state teachers college ROBERT PAPPAS “Bob” Curriculum I Activities: National Honor Society 2, 1 . . . Cross Country 3, 2, 1 . . . Track 3, 2, 1 . . . Key Club 2 Secret Ambition: To be a great surgeon Pet Peeve: The all-girl classes of the junior year Future Plans: To attend col¬ lege BEVERLY ANN PENTO Bevie” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To have a big wedding Pet Peeve: Drinking and reckless driving Future Plans: To get mar¬ ried in June ERIC ANDREW PETERSON Red” Curriculum I Activities: Cross Country 3. 2, 1 . . . Track 3, 2, 1 (captain) Secret Ambition: To become a better runner Pet Peeve: Track practice every day Future Plans: To attend col¬ lege MARIE AMELIA PELLEGRINO Curriculum IV Activities: Field Hockey 2. 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To own a beauty shop Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Future Plans: To be a beau¬ tician SANDRA EILEEN PIERCE “Sandy” Curriculum IV Secret Ambition : To join the Wacs Pet Peeve: Jealous boys Future Plans: To be a sec¬ retary SYLVIA ANN PIERCE “Pinky” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 3, 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To own a gold “caddie” Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: To work in an office THOMAS FRANCIS PORTER “Butch” Curriculum III Secret Ambition: To get rich fast Pet Peeve: Work Future Plans: To become a well driller FRANCINE ELAINE PLUNKETT “Franny” Curriculum IV Activities : Cheerleader 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2 . . . Home Room President 3 . . . Driver Education . . . Tan¬ ner News 2 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Student Council 1 (alternate) . . . Yearbook . . . Archery 3 Secret Ambition: To go to Bermuda Pet Peeve: People who call me “Frances” Future Plans: Chandler School for Women JOHN JOSEPH POWERS “Jay” Curriculum II Activities: Football 2, 1 . . . Hockey 3, 1 Secret Ambition: To go to college Pet Peeve: Last lunch Future Plans: To go to col¬ lege GEORGE RICHARD POOLE Curriculum II Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To own a newspaper Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Future Plans: To enter the service CARL JAMES PROIA Curriculum IV Secret Ambition: To own a trucking business Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke Future Plans: To go into the service and then to get married DIANE ROBERTA PUGLIESE “Di” Curriculum IV Activities: Archery 3 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Tanner News 1 . . . Tennis 3 Secret Ambition: To go to Hawaii Pet Peeve: Dripping water faucets Future Plans: To attend Chandler School for Women 38 JUDITH ANNE POWERS “Judy” Curriculum I Activities: Student Council 2 . . . Yearbook . . . Cheerleader I . . . Mod¬ ern Language Club 2 . . . Junior Prom Queen . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a detective Pet Peeve: Being lectured Future Plans: To attend nursing school CHARLES RAYFORD QUINN “Ray” Curriculum II Activities: Cross Country 2. 1 Secret Ambition: To own a ’55 red Thunderbird Pet Peeve: The teachers who play the role all the time Future Plans: To be a draftsman RICHARD FRANCIS QUINN “Flash” Curriculum I Activities: Cross Country 2, 1 . . . Science Club 1 Secret Ambition: To be a great hockey player Pet Peeve: Never placing first in a cross country meet Future Plans: To attend col¬ lege MARY CATHERINE RAFTER “Cathy” Curriculum II Activities: Tanner News 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2 . . . Future Teachers 2, 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Bas¬ ketball 3 Secret Ambition: To be a pilot Pet Peeve: Boys who have long haircuts Future Plans: To attend teachers college WILLIAM FRANCIS REIL “Billy” Curriculum II Secret Ambition: To grad¬ uate Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: Undecided FRANK DANIEL RALPHS “Flash” Curriculum IV Activities: Football 3 Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a mechanic Pet Peeve: Teachers who give out progress report cards Future Plans: To enter the service DAVID MICHAEL REGAN “Dave” Curriculum IV Activities: Baseball 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To be a mechanic Pet Peeve: Junior history Future Plans: To enter the service Curriculum I Activities: Band 2, 1 . . . Science Club 2 . . . De¬ bate Club 1, 3 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a chemist Pet Peeve: A house with only one television set Future Plans: To enter college DANIEL JOSEPH RILEY “Danny” % JO-ANNE ALICIA RILEY Curriculum I Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Modern Language Club 2 (vice president) Home Room Treasurer 2 . . . Driver Education Junior Red Cross 1 Secret Ambition: To fly a plane Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Future Plans: To enter busi¬ ness school 39 RICHARD RAYMOND REYNOLDS “Dicky” Curriculum IV Secret Ambition: To join the state police Pet Peeve: Collecting rub¬ ber checks Future Plans: To enter the service NORMAN ELLSWORTH RICE “Norm” Curriculum I Secret Ambition: To see that school clocks are correct Pet Peeve: Female teachers Future Plans: Further edu¬ cation PAUL ALAN ROACHE “Roachie” Curriculum II Secret Ambition: To be a bachelor Pet Peeve: Warm milk Future Plans: To join the paratroopers JEANNE RYER ROBINSON “Jeannie” Curriculum I Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Softball 3 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Glee Club 3 Secret Ambition: To gradu¬ ate from nursing school Pet Peeve: Having my hair cut too short Future Plans: To enter the New England Deaconess School of Nursing EDWARD JAMES ROCHE “Ned” Curriculum IV Activities: Track 1 Secret Ambition : To be an aviator Pet Peeve: 3:10’s in a cer¬ tain room Future Plans: To enter the service DOROTHY ELIZABETH RUSSO “Dottie” Curriculum IV Activities: Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Archery 2, 1 . . . Tennis 3, 2, 1 (captain) Pep Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition : To travel to far-off lands Pet Peeve: Maltreatment of animals Future Plans: To do secre¬ tarial work DANIEL RONALD SALVATI “Danny” Curriculum II Activities : Football 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be¬ come a pilot Pet Peeve : A new cafeteria with the same food Future Plans: To work KATHERINE MARY SALVATI “Kay” Curriculum IV Activities: Driver Education . . . Home Room Presi¬ dent 3 Secret Ambition: To be a hairdresser Pet Peeve: Rainy week-ends Future Plans: To be a secre¬ tary ELSIE MARILYN SAMUELSON “Els” Curriculum I Activities: Tennis 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3 Pep Club 3, 2 . . . Woburn Woman’s Club (representa¬ tive) . . . Driver Educa¬ tion . . . Yearbook Secret Ambition : To travel Pet Peeve: Rushing Future Plans: Further ed¬ ucation EDWARD JULIAN RYBICKI “Ed” Curriculum II Activities: Track 2, 1 . . . Science Club 2, 1 Secret Ambition : To be a navigator in the U. S. Air Force Pet Peeve : Review math Future Plans: To enter the U. S. Air Force DOUGLAS NORMAN RYDER “Doug” Curriculum IV Secret Ambition : To be a mechanic Pet Peeve : People who talk a lot—especially girls Future Plans: To enter the U. S. Air Force elaine Theresa SARNO “Lainie” Curriculum IV Activities: Tanner News 3 . . . Junior Red Cross 2 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Home Room President 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition : To be the first woman President of the U. S. Pet Peeve : People who do not mind their own busi¬ ness Future Plans: To be an air¬ line stewardess NORMA LOUISE SCHENCK “Cyndi” Curriculum IV Activities: Pep Club 2, 1 . . . Art Club 1 . . . Softball 1 . . . Basketball 1 Secret Ambition : To own an Eldorado Pet Peeve: Boys who are conceited Future Plans: To join the Waves M ARJORIE RUTH SEMINATORE “Bunny” Curriculum I Activities: Field Hockey 3 . . . Basketball 3 Secret Ambition : To own a flaming red Cadillac con¬ vertible Pet Peeve: Three-page let¬ ters Future Plans: To enter college t WILLIAM HENRY SHAUGHNESSY “Bill” Curriculum I Activities : Football .3, 2 , 1 . . . Track 3, 2 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Traffic Snuad I . . . Home Room Vice President 1 Secret Ambition: To become Principal of Woburn High School Pet Peeve: Winchester girls Future Plans: To enter college ELIZABETH ANNE SHEERAN “Betty” Curriculum I Activities: Band 2, 1 . . . Modern Foreign Langu¬ age Club 2, 1 . . . Drama Guild 2 . . . Basketball 2, 1 Junior Red Cross 2, 1 Secret Ambition : To marry a millionaire Pet Peeve: A certain senior boy Future Plans : To enter nursing school ROBERT FRANCIS SMITH “Smitty” Curriculum III Secret Ambition : To have a harem Pet Peeve: Girls who bleach their hair Future Plans: To join the paratroopers ROBERT QUENTON SHEA “Bob” Curriculum I Activities : Cross Country 3, 2, 1 (captain) . . . Track 2, 1 . . . Key Club 3, 2, (secretary) 1 . . . Stu¬ dent Council 1 Secret Ambition : To run a 4-minute mile Pet Peeve: Too much home¬ work Future Plans: To enter college JAMES RONALD STUART “Jimmy” Curriculum II Secret Ambition: To live in New Hampshire Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plans: To join the service ROBERT ARTHUR SIMPSON “Bob” Curriculum I Activities : Cross Country 2 . . . Yearbook Secret Ambition: To pilot an airplane Pet Peeve: Women drivers Future Plans: To enter college ' -a . « unir - DONNA KATHLEEN SMYTH “Donna” Curriculum IV Activities: Radio Club 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Driver EducatiSh . . . Tennis 2 Secret Ambition: To see Denmark Pet Peeve: Third lunch Future Plans: To do secre¬ tarial work JOSEPH JOHN SULLIVAN “Joe” Curriculum IV Activities: Cross Country 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . Golf 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To get an “A” in English Pet Peeve: Kids who skip practice to watch the World Series during cross country season Future Plans: To be a suc¬ cess after high school ROBERT JAMES SPENCER “Rookie” Curriculum II Activities: Football 3, 2. 1 . . . Baseball 3, 2, 1 . . . Basketball 3, 2. 1 . . Home Room Vice President 1 Secret Ambition: To be head coach at Notre Dame Pet Peeve: Losing to Win¬ chester . Future Plans: To break the bank at Monte Carlo MARTHA FOSTER SULLIVAN “Martha” Curriculum II Activities: Pep Club 3, 2, 1 • . . Drama Guild 2, 1 Modern Language Club 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To live in California Pet Peeve: A certain person who never calls when he says he will Future Plans: To enter a medical secretarial school CHARLES ALLEN SWEETSER “Bud” Curriculum II Activities: Band 3 Orchestra 3 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To sell my ’49 Impala Pet Peeve: The senior- science class Future Plans: To enter college JOYCE MARION TOWER “Joy” Curriculum IV Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To be a counterspy for the U. S. Pet Peeve: Loud, talkers Future Plans: To be a ste¬ nographer in the State House r f. V RICHARD CARMAN TOFURI “Dick” Curriculum II Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Home Room Vice President 3 . . . Driver Education . . . Track 3 Secret Ambition: To be suc¬ cessful Pet Peeve: Homework and 3 o’clock sessions Future Plans: Further ed¬ ucation and a good job BARBARA ANN TONKS “Barbie” Curriculum IV Activities: Driver Education . . . Glee Club 3, 2, 1 . . . Pep Club 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To go to California with Trudy Miller Pet Peeve: A certain boy in Room 208 Future Plans: To be a secre¬ tary GORDON PETER TURGISS Curriculum III Secret Ambition: To be a civil engineer Pet Peeve: Kids who walk around the school like a clock that is run down Future Plans: To enter an engineering school JOHN EDWIN TOWNSEND “Jake” Curriculum III Secret Ambition: To own a Cadillac Pet Peeve: Work Future Plans: Undecided CAROL ANN TROCKI Curriculum IV Activities: Yearbook . . . Driver Education Woburn Woman’s Club (representative) . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society 1 . . . Softball 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To be cap¬ tain of I. C. Drill Team Pet Peeve: Losing the Wo¬ burn-Winchester game Future Plans: To be a typ¬ ist or a stenographer LINDA JEAN UNION Curriculum IV Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition: To go to modeling school Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: To do secre¬ tarial work JOHN FRANCIS TURNER “jack” Curriculum I Activities: Driver Education . . . Basketball 1 Secret Ambition: To date a certain girl Pet Peeve: People who love themselves Future Plans: To enter college 42 JOAN CLAIRE WALLEN Curriculum IV Activities: Pep Club 2 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Drama Guild 1 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To marry a millionaire Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Future Plans: To enter Katharine Gibbs Secre¬ tarial School RICHARD MORGAN WALSH “Hicks” Curriculum II Activities: Football 3, 2, 1 . . . Hockey 3, 2, 1 (cap¬ tain) . . . Baseball 3, 2. 1 . . . Traffic Squad 1 Secret Ambition : To play professional baseball Pet Peeve: The 7th period Future Plans: Undecided RENA PRISCILLA WHEATON Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 3, 2 . . . Pep Club 3, 2 Pet Peeve : Homework Future Plans: To get married BARBARA LOIS WHITE “Barbie” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 3 . . . Basketball 2 Secret Ambition : To own a big horse ranch Pet Peeve: Girls who think they are “pretty good” Future Plans: To do office work Curriculum IV Secret Ambition: To get married Pet Peeve : Conceited boys Future Plans: To be an air¬ line stewardess PATRICIA JEAN WOODLAND “Pat” ROGER WILLIAM WOODS “Woodsie” Curriculum I Activities: Key Club 3, 2 (treasur ' er) 1 (president i . . . Basketball 3, 2, 1 . . . National Honor So¬ ciety 1 . . . Traffic Squad . . . Cross Country 1 . . . Driver Education Rep. to Mass. Boys’ State Secret Ambition: To gain 40 lbs. overnight Pet Peeve: Fourth floor traffic post Future Plans: To enter a college of engineering 43 JUDITH WOOLDRIDGE “Judy” Curriculum IV Activities: Glee Club 1 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Driver Education . . . Drama Guild I Secret Ambition: To marry a millionaire Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning to go to school Future Plans: To be a cleri¬ cal worker MICHAEL ANTHONY YEBBA “Mike” Curriculum II Activities: Football 2 . . . Driver Education Secret Ambition: To own a garage Pet Peeve: School Future Plans: Undecided GERALD RICHARD WIGGIN “Wiggie” Curriculum IV Secret Ambition : To own a good Ford Pet Peeve: Chi-onic com- plainers (Bev) Future Plans: To enter the service SYLVIA RAE WOODAMAN Curriculum I Activities: Student Council 1 . . . Yearbook . . . Band and Orchestra 3, 2 , 1 . . . Modern ' Language Club 2, 1 (president) Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Driver Education . . . Science Club 2, 1 . . . Home Room Treasurer 2 Secret Ambition: To visit Sweden Pet Peeve: People who al¬ ways make excuses Future Plans: To enter college CHARLES THOMAS WHITE “Pestie” Curriculum III Secret Ambition: To live a long and happy life Pet Peeve: Being “chewed out” for talking in the corridor Future Plans: To join the U. S. Navy KARIN CYNTHIA YOUNG Curriculum I Activities: Tanner News 3, 2, 1 (Editor-in-Chief) . . . Home Room Treasurer 2 . . . Junior Red Cross 2, 1 . . . Field Hockey 2 Debating Club 3 . . . Future Teachers 2, 1 Secret Ambition: To be an NROTC wife Pet Peeve: People who tease me Future Plans: To enter college GEORGE AUBREY ADAMS Curriculum I Secret Ambition: To sit back and relax Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke Future Plans: Technical engineering JOANNE MARIE ZBINSKI “Jo” Curriculum IV Activities: Archery 3, 2, 1 Secret Ambition : To be a dancing teacher Pet Peeve : School Future Plans: To be a beautician CHARLES THOMAS CRUTCHER “Chas” Curriculum II Activities: Driver Education Secret Ambition : To make a million dollars Pet Peeve: Sack dresses Future Plans: To attend a technical school LAURENCE HALE ZWICKER “Chink” Curriculum I Activities : Home Room Trea¬ surer 3, 2, 1 . . . Football 3, 2 . . . Hockey 1 Secret Ambition: To learn to eat with chop sticks Pet Peeve: The new cafe¬ teria Future Plans: To earn money ROBERT MITCHELL ELLIS “Bob” Curriculum III Secret Ambition : To leave Woburn High School Pet Peeve : School Future Plans: To attend Franklin Institute JOHN HAROLD MILLS “Johnny” Curriculum II Secret Ambition : To get out of school Pet Peeve: 3 :10’s Future Plans: Undecided ROBERT JEROME SPICER “Spice” Curriculum III Secret Ambition: To grad¬ uate Pet Peeve : Teachers Future Plans: To be an electrician NANCY ANNE BOISSONNEAULT “Nance” Transferred from Derry, New Hampshire Curriculum II Activities: Basketball 2 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Softball 3, 2 Secret Ambition: To get married Pet Peeve : Homework Future Plans: Secretary ELEANOR JANE VERRILL Transferred from Portland, Maine Curriculum I Activities : Class officer 3, 2, 1 . . . Majorette 3, 2, 1 . . . French Club 2, 1 . . . Portland Yearbook Secret Ambition : To go to Africa Pet Peeve: Anonymous phone calls Future Plans: College Motto.. WITHOUT EQUAL 44 Our classmates . tig e c V- £ jOO use al . “ho,, S e, mosT MOST SHY Anita Massa Richard Brusseau MOST ATHLETIC DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Janice Chamberlain Peter Carbone SEN SUPERL C 1X nU. Dorothy Russo Richard Walsh MOST WITTY Jeanne Robinson Salvatore Elia ' t 46 IOR ATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Martha McGowan Richard Barch NICEST SMILE Paula Kendrick Neil Odams BEST HULA-HOOPERS Paula Kendrick Howard Goldsmith A,0 ; St depen. Janice ru 47 CLASS OF 1960 No strangers to the school, a group of 340 students returned to Woburn High School in the fall, eager to start a new social and academic year. With Mr. Flaherty and Mr. Sweeney to give them a helping hand, the class officers planned many events which were culminated by the traditional Junior Prom. Front: Mr. Flaherty, Joan Moore, Treas. Back: Richard Corsetti, Pres.; Janet Carbone, Sec.; Mr. Sweeney, Fred Vanley, Vice-Pres. C. Abreau L. Alexander R. Adams T. Allen R. Alley G. Armstrong M. Ames D. Arthur C. Anderer R. Austin T. Babcock R. Beecher J. Balesteri J. Begley D. Bartlett C. Bell G. Bennett A. Boudreau B. Berry C . Boutwell C. Bolster G. Boutwell 48 T. Boutwell R. Boyd E. Bdwman G. Brady P. Bowman W. Breda J. Brophy R. Burnham B. Brown J. Busa K. Brown C. Buttax-o R. Cagnina B. Carrns E. Cahill J. Carroll J. Carbone T. Carroll T. Cashell R. Castine L. Cassettari P. Cederberg B. Cassidy R. Chambers S. Champlin J. Christie P. Chase N. Cirafice B. Chiuchiolo W. Clement D. Clooney R. Coccoluto J. Coakley N. Cooper M. Coakley J. Corduck R. Corduck R. Costanza R. Corsetti P. Cox T. Constantino J. Crowe S. Davey G. Delorey P. Davis A. De Luca P. Davis W. Del Rossi 49 M. DeMarco P. Dempsey 13. Demas N. Derby J. Demasi C. DeSalvo J. Desmond P. DiLorenzo K. DeTeso F. DiMartino P. DeTeso J. Dobbins D. Doherty R. P. Doherty N. Doherty T. Doherty R. Doherty W. Donaghey P. Donahue C. Dougherty J. Dooley J. Doughty C. Doto M. Edwards G. Ehrlich S. Ellis I. Elliott R. Elmstrom E. Ellis G. Emery B. Erwin R. Flaherty G. Facchini C. Fleming A. Falvey E. Flynn J. Foley A. Foster T. E. Foley J. Foster T. J. Foley R. Foster G. Francesshelli K. Fucarile A. Frechette B. Galante 50 D. Friel M. Gatta V. Gaudet II. Getty L. Giles R. Gill R. Gifford G. Giromird J. Giuliani S. Goulet R. Goldsmith B. Govostes D. Gonzales C. Greenan G. Greenan S. Hagerty R. Greenwood R. Haggerty D. Gricus M. Hammond J. Hanlon R. Heimlich R. Haverty A. Higgins M. Hayes L. Hill R. Hoff R. Hoyt J. Holland D. Huckins J. Holland L. Ingraham R. Jones J. Joyce J. Keith B. Kennedy J. Keating J. Kernander L. Kilduff M. Lancelotta F. King M. Langenfeld J. Lally J. Langone G. Larkin E. Leanos L. Lascelles A. Lecesse A. Lavacchia J. Lee 51 jlte -S ' S. Lelami P. Limonciello J. Levesque E. Lombard G. Levine N. Lovgren P. Lundblad M. MacDonald S. Lyon B. MacPhee C. MacDonald W. Maguire J. Mahoney J. Mantere F. Malcolm P. Mantis P. Maltacea D. Margeson S. Marshall J. Matson B. Martin M. Matthews L. Mastroianni N. Matthews M. McCall C. McCue M. McCarthy G. McDonald J. McClosky K. McDonough M. McElhinney L. McHugh D. McGowan M. Mclntire E. McGrath J. McLeod S. McLeod A. Merlino B. Melaragni S. Miele G. Mendousa A. Miller J. Mirisola C. Morris W. Mistretta F. Mdrrissey J. Moore B. Mulcahy 52 i i ] P. Murray R. Neal J. Myatt J. Neergaard D. Neal D. Nelson L. Nelson S. Nickerson M. Nelson “ W. Nieman S. Newman D. Nilsson W. Noyes P. O’Connor D. Nutile R. O’Dea T. O’Brien J. O’Donnell P. O’Donnell R. W. Overko G. Olson R. R. Overko D. Otis R. Pappas A. Paulsen M. Pellegatti D. Peabody L. Pellegrino J. Pecora B. Pernokas J. Pierce G. Preble M. Power G. PrestOn P. Powers P. Queen D. Rogers K. Roth R. Rogers P. Roy M. Rosenthal D. Rutherford D. Ryan M. Scott R. Saunders C. Seagren E. Scott P. Shankle L. Shaw R. Skaletsky A. Shea K. Sheehan C. Smith W. Smith M. Spinazola T. Sullivan P. Spinazola D. Swanson E. Sullivan D. Sweeney G. Tait J. Thompson A. Tancreti J. Thompson A. Terwilliger E. Tighe D. Towse M. Vailliant M. Undzis F. Vanley M. Union M. Van Winkle M. Varnum W. Wade D. Venuti E. Vogt D. Walsh L. Wellings J. Wells R. West T. Wheaton C. White E. White S. Whynot 54 ■ %( t ., vmm These are the only boys we know who like to stay in school after 1:30. We caught these candidates just be¬ fore they made their election speeches. These juniors look very studious, don’t you think ? . 4 :% 40 55 CLASS OF 1961 On September 3, 1958, Wo¬ burn High School welcomed 330 students as members of the sophomore class. Under the di¬ rection of their advisers, Miss Murray and Mr. Skeffington, it was not too long before they be¬ came adjusted to the ways of living in a large high school. Their first attempt at planning a dance, The Winter Whirl, proved most successful. OFFICERS Seated: Mr. Skeffington, Miss Murray. Standing: Martha Delaney, Vice Pres.; Beverly Cummings, Pres.; Joyce Iiemsworth, Sec.; Not pic¬ tured — Phyllis Shaw, Treas. L. Addario B. Anderson D. Ames E. Anderson J. Andreason M. Baird K. Antonucci L. Baldwin J. Arruda T. Barbas R. Barch M. Bavaro A. Barrett B. Beaton J. Barrett A. Beauchamp R. Beauchamp J. Brady R. Bell S. Brady C. Bowman R. Brotfna 56 R. Brown C. Burdett K. Burns W. Burns B. Burns J. Cagnina B. Callahan K. Carey E. Callahan G. Carlson P. Callahan C. Carney W. Carpenter C. Cassidy J. Carroll F. Catino P. Caruso M. Cauchon R. Caragnaro R. Christie J. Chiofilo J. Ciampa P. Chiuchiolo J. Ciampo A. Cierri J. Clements E. Cioto E. Coakley P. Ciriello C. Collins T. Cdrwin G. Cumming F. Coutu B. Cummings R. Coutu R. Cutler S. Dagata D. Dares K. Danca J. De Cola R. Danehy S. De Giacomo M. A. Delaney R. De Long M. E. Delaney R. Del Solia F. De Long A. De Teso 57 X HmxrarT-? ? K 6ra rif Z Zi Sfassii i 3� 2itr—i Z� Tacrr; X -ICET X IraiKi r. lain 31 X IflUCfTIf I. nrrnir- X TnumkiMT Ksed l: :T-T ’_ - T X j£J . i SBIlrilTST i X nls 3. Sills X r- ' 1 “£ T T -rtfcliim.- K. Hamilton K. Hans T. Hamilton E. Hardy S. Haney M. Hassett L. Hatfield J. Henry D. Haverty J. H nswo ' rth M. Haverty L. Herlin J. Higgins D. Hogan L. Higgins E. Howard A. Hoff W. Hulbert E. Humphreys C. Johnson J. Hussey D. Johnson C. Jansky E- Johnson M. Johnson P. Josephson W. Johnson W. Kearney L. Jones M. KeUey T. KeUey E. KeUey B. Kenty H. King A. Koski J. Kula P. La France B. Landry C. Lampassi E. Langill B. Lancelotta R. Larm R. LarscSn C. Leone P. Lawrence R. Levesque F. Lenberg E. Liddell 59 J. Lindquist C. Lopez M. Lindquist P. Magee R. Loder W. Mahoney R. Maloney M. Martel C. Margeson P. Matthews H. Marinaccio A. Mazmanian G. McAdams J. McCauley J. McAvoy R. McComiskey D. McCauey C. McCool E. McDonough J. McGerrigle T. McDonough J. McHale J. McGarry A. McHugh M. McHugh R. McLaughlin D. McKeone J. McPartlin J. McKillop P. McSweeney L. Melaragni F. Mikalauskas D. Metrano C. Morandi J. Metrick T. Morris J. Morrison J. Moyer J. Morrow C. Munroe P. Morton D. Munroe D. Nolan W. Noonan B. Noonan G. Norman D. Noonan D. O’Brien A. O’Connor G. Olmsted W. O’Connor. ' A. Olsen J. O’Donnell J. O’Neill K. O’Neill J. Pacios E. Osta J. Packard D. Oulton J. Palermo N. Parrish R. Paulsen A. Pasciuto E. Payne J. Pattelena E. Pearsons P. Peary M. Petersen M. Pereira . K. Petrillo C,, Perry P. Pierce M. Porter W. Preble J. Potamis R. Puopolo J. Powers L. Quinn J. Rackliff W. Reis R. Ragucci M. Ribak G. Rastellini C. Richardson B. Ring J. Robinson J. Riley C. Rogers M. Robideau R. Roketenotz 61 J. Rosander P. Samuelson A. Russo P. Saunders W. Ryan W. Scanlon M. Schenck L. Scott F. Scholz D. Seavey G. Scott R. Seminatore D. Shaugnessy W. Shepherd P. Shaw W. Sherman J. Sheeran P. Simpson J. Smith E. Souza S. Smithall J. Spencer B. Sousa R. Spencer G. Spicer A. Spolidoro N. Spinali A. Tancreti C. Spinazola K. Targett G. Tavanese J. Tonks C. Tavanis L. Tower J. Tofuri L. Union R. Upton E. Verrecchia C. Urbanowicz N. Weaton C. Valentine C. White W. Wickwire B. Wood J. Willett F. Woodland W. Wilson J. Zazzorett 62 Adieu Tune: Let the Rest of the World Go By By MALCOLM GRAHAM The time now is here to bid fond adieu; Dear Woburn High, we’ll miss the years we spent with you. Your guiding hand has shown the way; Life’s new road shall start this day. Your faith shall not fail as we blaze a trail To conquer fields anew for you. So let our hearts shine with pride, as we say goodbye To all our friends at dear Woburn High. 64 Our Monument By MARTHA McGOWAN There came a day, the final one for us; Upon which former days frothed clear and crystalline, Adrift, and gone soon on the surge of Time, , Floating on seas of memories. We wanted then a monument erect, A buoy to mark our course, our passage there. A mooring fast to bear against the swirling tides around, Changeless, and anchored on solid ground. But Time and Tide care nought for stone Or monuments of Man’s design; Rigid, they crumble, fall, are swept away, Leaving no trace behind. If, then, we seek which shrine will stand, Which ties hold fast through future storms, We find that these won’t fail, though we must part: The fond remembrances of the heart! CLASS POEM Realizing that all learning does not take place in the at¬ mosphere of the classroom, it was not too many weeks after our class schedules had been completed that we were again busy organizing our clubs and sports groups to try our strength at leadership. Under the sponsorship of faculty mem¬ bers, many new groups were added to those already well-es¬ tablished. An activity for every student and every student a member of an activity became our slogan. I 1st Row: W. French, photographer; R. Simpson, business manager; J. Johnson, assistant editor; J. MacDon- nell and P. Brennan, co-editors; T. Edgett, treasurer; A. DeLuca, junior representative. 2nd Row: S. Wood- aman, layout; B. Anstey, J. Higgins, assistant photograoher; Miss Lynch, Miss M. Burke, Miss C. Burke, R. Flavin, J. Powers, L. Burt. 3rd Row: E. Crescenzi, S. Hardy, E. Samuelson, R. Barch, W. Maguire, junior rep¬ resentative; J. Graham, C. Trocki, F. Plunkett, M. O’Sullivan. THE INNITOU The problems of The Innitou staff have been many, but the rewards have been great. Anyone who has walked by room 318 on any afternoon could have seen the eagerness with which the staff attacked these problems. From a clutter of write-ups, pictures, dummies, copy, etc., has emerged a book which the staff hopes will bring you much satisfaction now and in the years to come. What’s so puzzling, Pat? Everyone enjoys looking at pictures. The yearbook must have patrons also. Ruthie and Judy have some more work to do. Mr. Vantine discusses our many problems. Counting money does take time. 1st Row: M. Baird, R. Skaletsky, P. Caruso, L. Erieson, business manager; K. Young, editor; M. McCarthy, assistant editor; K. Paulsen, J. Lascelles, M. Robideau. 2nd Row: A. Carney, A. Miller, E. Liddell, Mr. Houde, Mr. Walsh, Miss Brady, Mr. Flaherty, D. Venuti, C. Rafter, N. Parrish. 3rd Row: D. Pugliese, K. MacDonald, M. MacDonald, J. Thompson, L. Doyle, G. Boutwell, L. Union, E. Coakley, L. Addario, J. Foley, B. David. 4th how: F. Malcolm, K. Garchinsky, F. Scholz, J. Riley. TANNER NEWS The three main objectives of the Tanner News are reporting all school news, voicing the student’s opin¬ ion, and helping the individual student develop a sound philosophy of life. This group of energetic young people spend much time and effort to give our school a newspaper of which we can be proud. t fr - ' i ■ garni Karin views the write-ups for the next issue. What is “Dear Penelope’s” answer? 70 KEY CLUB 1st Row: D. McCauley, v. pres.; R. Barch, W. French, R. K! McCauley, G. O’Neil, sec.; R. Patterson, J. Palermo, settari, J. Doucette, D. Gallagher, L. Shaw, P. Corea, R. Bolster, G. Bemis, Wm, McPartlin, D. Kula, A. Pasciuto. The Key Club, sponsored by the Local Ki- wanis Club, lends assistance at all School , ctivi- ties. Under the guidance of Mr. Joseph Curran, the club tries to promote the advancement of school and community life and to provide aid to other organizations. Smile pretty! Shea, Mr. Curran, T. Edgett, treas.; R. Woods, pres.; W. O’Connor. 2nd Row: J. Sheeran, D. Friel, J. Cas- Duran, L. Cassettari, R. Barch. 3rd Row: Wm. KEY CLUB I The cake sale was a success after all. 1st Row: S. Buono, R. Flavin, M. Danehy, P. Kendrick, sec.; J. Larkin, v. pres.; J. Chamberlain, pres.; Mr. O’Donnell, R. Duran, treas.; K. Brady, E. Magnuson, V. Kenney, J. Masotta. 2nd Row: E. Crescenzi, F. Plun¬ kett, A. Carnev, L. Ericson, S. Woodaman, R. Larson, J. Gaffney, W. French, R. Shea, J. Johnson, J. Kelley, M. Robideau, K. McDonough, J. Carbone. 3rd Row: B. Ring, S. Goulet, J. O’Neill, J. Moyer, S. Davey, S. Hag¬ gerty, P. Magee, J. Hemsworth, B. Govostes, P. McSweeney, C. Cassidy, M. Coakley. 4th Row: J. O’Don¬ nell, J. McLeod, P. DeTeso,A. Koski, J. McGerigle, G. Olson, C. Bolster. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council discusses what action to take. Acting as the liason between the students and the faculty, the Student Council has a voice in all school affairs. The main objec¬ tives of this group are to bring about improvements and to co¬ ordinate all school activities. Sponsoring rallies, assemblies, and student exchanges, the Stu¬ dent Council is most influential throughout the school. First Row: C. Jordon, J. Canada, J. Foley, E. McDonough (treasurer), K. DeTeso (secretary), Miss Dunn, K. Brady (president), E. Magnuson (vice-president), J. Corsetti, R. Chambers, D. Myatt, E. Johnson. Second Row: D. McKeone, J. Begley, B. Landry, B. Noonan, Coakley. M. Willard, M. Haverty, B. Tonks, II. O’Con¬ nor, C. Noonan, B. Palace, P. Spinazola, C. Leone, A. Tancreti, Mr. Craven. Third Row: N. Schenck, B. Mar¬ tin, J. Vogt, E. Vogt, J. Tonks, C. Urbanowicz, E. Hardy, D. Russo, M. Delaney, M. Delaney, R. Langill, J. Thompson, B. David, E. Scott, J. Carlson. Fourth Row: M. Sullivan, G. Ehrlich, P. Maltacea, C. Spinazola, C. Burdett, E. Elmstrom, M. Matthews, J. Mahoney, N. Cirafice, L. Higgins, P. Caruso, R. Pappas, P. La- France, J. Myatt, J. MacConnell. Fifth Row: A. Harvey, B. Larm, P. Greene, B. Sousa, C. Carney, K. Burnes, B. Anstey, B. Kenty, B. Dufour, R. Giles, B. Hudson, J. Boviard, M. Peterson, M. Robideau. By contributing interest, number, and enthusiasm, the Pep Club supports the cheerleaders and urges the team on to victory. These sixty bright members, ably led by Miss Janice Dunn and Mr. Craven, have con¬ tributed greatly in the promotion of school spirit. PEP CLUB Do I have to pay it ? The girls are all ready for their long trip. First Row: R. Woods, (treas.), G. O’Neill, (v. pres.), Mr. Previte, R. Pappas, (pres.), J. MacDonnell, (sec.), P. Neal. Second Row: C. Trocki, J. Higgins, P. Brennan, D. Russo, P. Carbone, M. McGowan, R. Barch. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The maintenance of a “B” average throughout the sophomore, junior, and sen¬ ior year is necessary for membership in the Woburn Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. Members must show leader¬ ship, co-operation in educa¬ tional and extra-curricular activities, and, above all, good citizenship. Bobby conducts the regular meet¬ ing. 74 First Row: C. Ring, J. Thompson, J. Johnson, Mr. Kimball, S. Woodaman, G. Tait, M. Yundt. Second Row: S. Whynot, R. Larson, P. Cox, J. Rosander, R. Larson, R. Boyd, D. Nolan, D. Ames. Third Row: N. Wheat¬ on, C. Smith, P. Figucia, D. Gricus, M. Hassett, D. Neal, D. Friel. ORCHESTRA GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB First Row: S. Whynot, B. Hudson, J. Lindquist, B. Erwin, S. McHugh, Mr. Kimball, M. Edwards, R. Marcone, J. Wells, J. Massotta, M. Pellegrino, P. Greene. Second Row: A. Massa, L. Cagnina, E. Sarno, K. Rafter, A. Carney, P. Davis, C. D ougherty, J. Gonsales, L. Ericson, J. Kelley, S. Champlin, A. McCarthy, B. Nohelty, M. Nelson, N. Lopez. Third Row: R. Wheaton, A. McGurl, B. White, D. Lundburg, D. Pugliese, B. Govostes, C. Grande, B. Ladd, B. Tonks, C. Noonan, E. Palace, H. O’Connor, 0. Foster, D. Smyth, J. Ingersoll. Fourth Row: R. Costanza, S. Graham, D. Russo, E. Magnuson, R. Chambers, J. Wallen, P. Messenger. First Row: P. Carbone, D. Ahern, J. Griffin, Mr. Roache, W. French, R. Magee, R. Woods. Second Row: F. Arena, R. Duran, R. Pappas, J. Gaffney, R. Walsh, N. Odams, J. Marciano. TRAFFIC SQUAD RADIO CLUB First Row: R. Adams, W. Wade, A. Paulsen, Mr. Loguidice, R. Barch (pres.), R. O’Dea, R. Farrell. Second Row: T. Cashell, P. Messinger, P. Corea, D. Falvey, D. Russo, F. Vanley, L. Union, R. Barch, D. Smyth. ii 1 || 1 i 1% M M ' -Ag , cH- L M Hi f ‘ w [ ja JMBI HHL Jl IV] (V ' : ' $£? ■. . jilt J gffij 3 f i. i f Hlgm M BfPKiJ Senior Members: P. Brennan (president), S. Ellis (vice-president), N. Allosso, L. Balestrieri, K. Brady, C. Brownell, S. Buono, L. Burt, J. Chamberlain, J. Corsetti, E. Crescenzi, M. Danehy, R. Flavin, J. Gonzales, J. Graham, S. Graham, P. Greene, S. Hardy, A. Harvey, J. Higgins, B. Hudson, B. Hull, M. Kiklis, B. Ladd, J. Lindquist, N. Lopez, J. MacDonnell, E. Magnuson, J. Masotta, A. McGurl, D. Myatt, P. Neal, C. Olson, K. Paulsen, B. Pento, C. Rafter, D. Russo, M. Seminatore, E. Sheeran, D. Smyth, L. Union, S. Woodaman, K. Young. Adviser, Miss Soles. JUNIOR RED CROSS FINE ARTS CLUB First Row: S. Buono, Miss Rhodes, J. Lascelles, L. Addario. Second Row: F. Malcolm, R. Barch, D. O’Brien. Officers: P. Davis, president; E. Peterson, vice president; J. Hanlon, secretary; N. Odams, treasurer. SCIENCE CLUB Advisers: Mr. O’Brien, Mr. Vallario, Mr. Cohen, Mr. Iiorrigan, Mr. Marderosian. •M ' I M L WB i f lUfflni a W If ! 1 A 1 - W lq||f§| -MB jjjjm • - iftys 1 v First Row: J. Moore, M. Sullivan, J. MacConnell, M. Danehy (vice-president), E. Crescenzi (secretary), Mr. Kimball, Mrs. Mooney, B. Carnes (president), M. Graham, B. Hudson, A. Miller, R. Flavin. Second Row: C. Grande, B. Sheeran, J. Lascelles, N. Parrish, M. Robideau, J. Masotta, B. Sousa, E. Lombard, M. Peterson, I. McDonough, M. McCarthy, P. Greene, N. Lopez. Third Row: P. Neal, M. MacDonald, D. Pugliese, J. Foley, S. Buono, L. Union, P. Kendrick, E. Scott, G. Boutwell, A. Harvey, D. Venuti, J. MacDonnell, L. Addario. Fourth Row: A. Quinn, J. Graham, V. Kenney, J. Larkin, E. Magnuson, K. Brady, P. Brennan, J. Wallen. DRAMA GUILD STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES First Row: P. Neal, J. Graham, C. Trocki, E. Samuel son, M. McGowan. Second Row: J. MacDonnell, W. French, N. Odams, P. Brennan. r m l .m .S ' : f ' W : S ' 1 Ik First Row: M. Danehy, P. Neal (librarian), J. MacConnell (secretary), K. Paulsen (president), Miss Sheeran, B. Skaletsky (vice president), D, McKeone (treasurer), J. Kenney, K. Young. Second Row: A. DeLuca, K. Rafter, M. O’Sullivan, J. Graham, J. Larkin, E. Samuel son, R. Flavin, M. Greene, A. Harvey, B. MacPhee. Third Row: A. DeTeso, K. MacDonald, G. Delorey, R. Costanza, M. Willard, F. DiMartino, P. Murray, J. Foley, E. McGrath, C. Burdett. Fourth Row: B. Fletcher, K. Antonucci, J. Higgins, P. Magee, D. Erwin, P. Saunders, B. Ring. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FUTURE NURSES First Row: A. Terwilliger, K. McDonough, E. Erwin, J. Moore, B. Mulcahy, N. Lovgren, J. Mvatt (vice presi- ident), E. Liddell (treasurer), J. Mahoney (secretary), S. Hardy (president), C. Anderer, J. Coakley, J. Mor¬ row, P. LaFrance, P. Maltacea. Second Row: E. Sullivan, E. Sheeran, D. Farkas, K. Dover. M. Matthews, M. Hammond, E. Ellis, J. Christie, Miss Herlihy, C. Leone, D. Venuti, J. Joyce, C. Tavanis, S. Ellis, P. Mc- Sweeney, C. Abreau. J. Powers, G. Tait, J. Hanlon, M. Farynaz, N. Lopez. Third Row: S. Leland. P. Peary, P. Spinazola, L. Union, J. Vogt, E. Vogt, C. Jordan, J. Robinson, D. Myatt, L. Doyle, J. Corsetti, S. Graham, B. Melaragni, J. Thompson, C. Greenan, C. Doto, A. Tancreti. Fourth Row: B. Cummings, S. Hagerty, M. Delaney, M. Delaney, M. McElhinney, J. Larkin, R. McLaughlin, J. Hemsworth, G. Francesshelli. First Row: J. MacConnell. B. Pernokas (secretary), S. Woodaman (president), Mr. Devlin. Mr. Previte, J. Graham (treasurer), M. McCarthy (vice president), H. Karagozie, B. Demas. Second Row: B. Sousa, J. Las- celles, C. Burdett, J. O’Neill, R. Giles, R. Larm, J. Morrow, L. Tower, M. Rosenthal. M. Sullivan. Third Row: M. Danehy, R. Flavin, D. Venuti, K. Roth, J. Thompson, A. Harvey, M. Yundt, M. MacDonald, E. Sheeran. Fourth Row: M. Willard, V. Kenney, S. Graham, J. Larkin, B. Melaragni, G. Boutwell, K. Paulsen, E. Scott. MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB LITERARY CLUB First Row: K. McDonough, L. Tower, M. Rosenthal (secretary), Miss Reynolds, Miss S. Dunn, M. Yundt (pres¬ ident), M. McDonald (vice president), R. Pappas. Second Row: H, Karagozie, J. Lascelles. D. Venuti, S. Elhs, M. Hammond, M. McCarthy, B. Demas. Third Row: G. Tait, K. Roth, G. Boutwell, M. McElhinney, P. O’Con¬ nor, J. Thompson, B. Pernokas, E. Ellis. mm Composing a vital part of the excitement, recreation, and in¬ terest of every athletic student at Woburn High, we see its sports. Football rallies, pre-game pep talks, intramural competition, disheartening defeats, and joy¬ ous victories hold fond memo¬ ries for every student. First Row: J. Flaherty and J. McGarry (managers). Second Row: J. Gaffney, B. Donaghey, J. Sullivan, R. Foster, R. Magee, M. Schenck, J. Marciano (captain), W. Fitchett, P. Doherty, R. Burnham, R. Cahill, Mr. Azzone. Joe sets up a foul shot. BOYS ' BASKETBALL Although lacking in height and ex¬ perience, this year’s basketball team showed a great deal of spirit and energy. Our boys, though not champs, displayed all the enthusiasm and stamina which is necessary for a successful team. Under the excellent leadership of Captain Joe Marciano our team was unsurpassed in good sportsmanship and school spirit. Jump — Bobby — Jump! Who’ll get the jump? The Girls’ Basketball Team, although it did not have a victorious season, nev¬ ertheless scored high in enthusiasm and school spirit. Under the capable leader¬ ship of captain Dorothy Russo and coach Prasinos, our girls made up in drive and energy what they lacked in experience. Jan. 8 At Concord Jan. 13 At Somerville Jan. 16 Bedford Jan. 22 Winthrop Jan. 27 At Wakefield Feb. 2 Melrose Feb. 10 At Saugus Feb. 13 At Reading GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Pat, use the drop pass. First Row: D. Farkas, R. Flavin, A. Mikalauskas, S. Buono, P. Kendrick, M. Danehy, D. Russo (captain), J. Graham, P. Brennan, J. Johnson, K. Brady. J. MacDonnell. Second Row: K. Paulsen (manager), A. DeLuca, P. Caruso, L. Ericson, D. Myatt, S. Graham, J. Robinson, S. Hardv, P. Neal. E. Sheeran, C. Tavanis, Mrs. Pracinos. Third Row: J. Carbone, D. Venuti, P. Spinazola, D. Nutile, L. Union, D. Erwin, C. Zubel, J. Joyce, J. Myatt, L. Ingraham, D. Walsh, M. Green, C. Spinazola. Fourth Row: R. McLauehlin, M. Delaney, M. Delaney, M. Ames, M. McElhinney, S. Davey, K. Brown, E. Hardy, P. Magee, A. Tancreti, A. Quinn. Personnel: Rachelle Corsetti, Carmen Corsetti, John Rosander, Donald Nolan, Sylvia Woodaman, Carol Ring, Geraldine Tait, Dorothy Ames, Scott McKeon, Peter Stevenson, Keith Loder, Michael Hassett,, William Nie- man, Warren Clement, Clinton Smith, Lindley Shaw, Richard Leland, Charles Valente, Daniel Friel, Charles Pietrantoni, William French, John Friel, Gary Preston, Karen Mercier, Norman Wheaton, David Gricus, Ronald Boyd, Donaid Graham, Peter Chaconas, Robert Morrison, Paul Figucia, Joseph McGrath, Gerald Scott, Harry Sawyer, Daniel Pattelena, James Bourque, James Peterson, Richard White, James Fico- ciello, Richard Larson, Brian Gricus, Roy Larson, Patrick Cox, Joan Woodaman, John Lanzdonski, Edward Morris, John Duffy, William Cody, Malcolm Graham, Daniel Riley, Nancy Lovgren, Betty Erwin, Linda Nel¬ son, David Neal, Robert Danehy, Melvin Schenck, James Chalmers, Donald McHatchy. BAND Composed of students from Junior and Senior High, the band transfers enthusi¬ asm and school spirit from itself to the student body. Under the excellent direc¬ tion of Mr. Kimball, the band plays at school assemblies, parades, concerts, and many other activities. The ability and hard work of its mem¬ bers combine to give our band its excel¬ lent performance. The future’s looking ' dim. Twirling batons, spectacular hoop routines, and kick lines were a source of pleasure to those who attended Woburn’s football games. Frequently the Drum Majorettes displayed their talents while accompanying the band in its appearances at civic parades. The co-captains, Donna Ryan and Mary Jane Neiman, were re¬ sponsible for the many wonderful per¬ formances of the group. DRUM MAJORETTES Half-time activities highlight the day. First Row: M. Nieman (co-captain), J. Masotta, B. Carrns, S. Goulet, J. Hanlon, D. Ryan (co-captain). Sec¬ ond Row: Mr. E. Kimball, P. Donahue, B. Anderson, E. Anderson, E. Crescenzi, C. Buttaro (soloist), E. Lom¬ bard, G. Francesshelli, K. Sheehan, S. Hagerty. t wm I f ' r ' t J. Powers, J. Chamberlain, P. Kendrick, J. Johnson (captain), F. Plunkett, J. Larkin, J. Larkin, C. Zubel, S. Buono, A. Carney (co-captain), J. Quinno. CHEERLEADERS “Let’s go WOBURN!” A familiar “go team go!” Realms of cheers were heard echoing through the crowded stands. These cheers led by our peppy cheerleaders proved important in giving our team the moral support it needed. Between the games they worked diligently making up new cheers and spending many afternoons teaching them to our Pep Club. Paula and Don enjoy a dance. Be cool, be calm, be collected! First Row: J. McNult, J. Bowman, R. Cuozzi, W. Shaughnessy, J. Cahill, D. Ahern, R. Magee. Second Row: T. Foley, R. Spenser, P. Carbone, J. Foley, C. Bolster. FOOTBALL Although the Tanners experienced an unsuc¬ cessful season, the prestige of the team was not diminished. Through the trying efforts of Coach Paul Dorrington and Captain Neil Odams the Tanners fought with considerable endurance in the many grueling scrimmages. W M ■■■ MB w •If. jCsJP jjji JfJP . p% «|l ' 9 Li First Row: T. Flaherty, D. Eaton, R. Haggerty, R. Walsh (captain), E. Callahan, A. McHugh, A. Altavesta. Second Row: D. McCauley, W. Booker, T. Kelley, T. Wheaton, R. Marinaccio, .T. McGerigle, P. O’Donnell, W. Maguire, A. Koski. Third Row: Mr. Connolly, J. Mantia, W. Mahoney, A. Merlino, K. McCauley, R. Lar¬ son, R. Danehy, A. Tancreti, J. DeCola, E. Fletcher, D. O’Brien, N. Odams, G. Norman. HOCKEY GOLF K. Pacios, D. Friel, D. Kula (co-captain), Mr. Flaherty, Joe Sullivan (co-captain), J. Levesque, W. Bolster. Jayne can do the job. One minute until starting time. The Girls’ Field Hockey Team, despite the fact that they ended the season with only one victory, displayed great spirit and enthusiasm. Under the excellent leadership of Captain Peggy Greene and Coach Seminatore, the gir ls exhibited good sportsmanship throughout the en¬ tire season. GIRLS ' FIELD HOCKEY Take it slow! First Row: D. Nutile, M. Pellegrino, A. McGurl, J. Larkin, K. Paulsen, M. Greene Capt., J. Joyce, P. LaFrance, P. Neal, J. Dobbins, J. Desmond, D. Quinn, L. Pellegrino. Second Row: M. Ames, P. Spinazola, B. Galante, D. Huckins, M. O’Sullivan, G. Tait, E. MacGrath, B. Pernokas, C. Tavanis, P. O’Connor, K. Roth, E. Sullivan, C. Burdett, B. Beaton, A. Lanacdria, J. Lindquist, K. MacDonald. 7 0 First Row: L. Shaw, E. Flynn, R. Pappas, R. Shea (captain), E. Peterson, J. Cassettari, A. Pascuito, D. Er¬ win. Second Row: W. O’Connor, R. O’Dea, T. Cashell, D. Doherty, R. Malone, A. Falvey, M. Martel, J. Graham, W. Bolster, Mr. Garvey. Third Row: K. Garchinsky, A. Boudreau, A. Paulsen, R. Adams, J. Sulli¬ van, R. Quinn, J. Sheeran, J. Riley, R. Paulsen. CROSS COUNTRY Our cross country team completed a very successful season with a 4-1 record. Sparked by captain Bob Shea, they fin¬ ished second in the Puritan Division League, surpassed only by Lexington. Resting before the meet. Make it an out, Bob. Baseball is a very popular sport at Woburn High School. Each year, as The Innitou goes to press, our able coach, Mr. McDonough, is busily assembling and preparing the team for its spring season. BASEBALL The boys wait it out until next inning. First Row: B. Davison, W. Bolster, J. Murray, N. Odams, R. Cahill, J. Gaffney, R. Spencer. Second Row: J. Flaherty, T. O’Brien, D. Rogers, G. Girovard, R. Burnham, J. McGarry, Mr. Azzone. Third Row: C. DeSalvo, M. Schenck, B. Donaghey, D. McGowan, R. Foster, T. Constantino, J. Marciano, T. Foley. First Row: A. DeLuca, B. Lister, A. Mikalauskas, J. Canada (Capt..), D. Lundberg, J. Bov- iard, J. Lambias, C. Ring. Second Row: Miss Seminatore, J. Joyce, D. Walsh, L. Ingraham, M. Scott, M. bnion, P. Spinazola, J. Mahoney, M. Matthews, D. Quinn, J. Moore. Third Row: M. Ames, D. Nutile, K. Brown, R. Chambers, S. Davey, M. Reynolds, J. Brophy, E. McGrath. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TRACK First Row: L. Shaw, E. Flynn, R. Pappas, E. Peterson (capt.), R. Shea, K. McCauley, E. Rybicki, R. Farrell. Second Row: W. O’Connor, R. O’Dea, J. Cassettari, G. Preston, W. Shaughnessy, A. Pascuito, P. Willett, Mr. Garvey. Third Row: A. Paulsen, P. Davis, Ii. Adams, F. Haney, D. Erwin, R. Paulsen. First Row: S. Hardy, E. Samuelson, D. Myatt, D. Smyth, B. Ladd, D. Russo (captain), A. McCarthy. J. Lindquist, P. Messinger, (manrger), J. Corsetti. Second Row: Mrs. Pracinos, J. Myatt, J. Foley, M. Hammond, S. Ellis, B. Ellis, H. Marinaccio, E. Verrecchia, J. Lind¬ quist, J. Metrick, P. Caruso. Third Row: J. Kula, B. Martin, E. Vogt, L. Union, P. Magee, E. Hardy, J. Holland, E. Liddell, B. Wood. GIRLS’ TENNIS GIRLS’ ARCHERY First Row: J. Joyce, D. Russo, J. Corsetti, A. McGurl. Second Row: Mrs. Pracinos, D. Lundberg, J. Boviard, M. Matthews, C. Butarro, P. Spinazola, A. Mikalauskas, A. McCarthy. In the hustle and bustle of our academic life, we took a few short hours to enjoy the lighter side of school life. The dances, parties, plays, and commence¬ ment activities stand out quite vividly as we reflect upon the past three years. The memories of them will linger for years to come. MAGIC Judy PoWCr yle ei hev “tStants, srand X«e, with their escorte In spite of a crowded dance floor, the couples enjoy dancing to the strains of Ernie McBey’s oi ' chestra. The boys clamor for punch which Beth graciously serves. l Frank, Janice, Linda, and Peter, our Junior Class officers, have every reason to smile as they watch their classmates enjoy a well-planned evening. MOMENTS Teachers, as well as students, enjoy a most successful evening. CLASS Eleanor Magnuson serves as Marshall for the Class Day exercises held June 2, 1958. Eleanor is assisted in her marshal¬ ing duties by her charming class¬ mates. Lovely junior girls add much color to the impressive ceremony. J L V i T Junior Class President, Peter Carbone, accepts the gavel from Senior President, Vincent Car¬ bone. The junior girls look truly elegant in their best finery. 101 PINK The grand march shows that a huge group attended our prom. 102 PARADISE DECEMBER 12, 1958 7 ■ • ; : 4. 0 . f Sffv t 1 ' ■ ;n w ? w. JL I Ronnie and Joe offer punch to their lovely dates. Our ushers look handsome in their tuxedos and bow ties. Many couples enjoy a memorable evening of dancing at “Pink Para¬ dise.” Physics Division: Edward Rybicki, third place; Albert Boudreau, first place; William DelRossi, second place; Joseph Bourque, runner-up. General Science Division: Paul Davis, first place; Ronald O’Dea, second place; Barbara Demas, third place. Advisers: Mr. Marderosian, Mr. Cohen, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Horrigan. Richard Barch explains the intricacies of radio op¬ erating to Rex Loder. Mr. O’Brien, Miss Herlihy, Mr. Loguidice. SCIENCE FAIR MARCH 5-6, 1959 Biology Division: Michele Ribak, first place; Frank Arena, third place; Roland Maloney, second place; Joseph Cassettari, third place. Chemistry Division: Roger Woods, first nlace; Joseph Mastroianni, third place; Jack Thompson, second place. David Gricus and William Wade are proud of their achievement certificates awarded for proficiency in the Physics Division. Betty Sheeran is assuring Sylvia Woodaman that she realizes the dangers of improper use of narcotics. Mathematics Division: Richard Larson, second place; Robert Pappas, third place; Eric Peterson, first place. William Shaugh- nessy enjoys the demonstration by John Cahill. Paul Rogers shows keen interest in the 8-cylinder motor of Richard Tofuri and Michael Yebba. “THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR” This spine tingling mystery by Bayard Veiller added much life to our senior year. As the play opened, thirteen guests were en¬ joying themselves at an illustrious dinner party. To liven up the party a spiritualistic seance is held and when the medium goes into her trance, Mr. Wales falls dead on the floor. Throughout the play everyone is baffled as to who the culprit is. It is, of course, a gi ' eat surprise when Mr. Mason confesses. “Laughing Eyes will help me.” 106 “He’s dead!” “So you know where everyone was sitting, do you?” “E-h-h-h-h-h-e-e!” APRIL 3, 1959 staged by EDSON L. KIMBALL Helen O’Neill Will Crosby Mrs. Crosby Roscoe Crosby Edward Wales Mary Eastwood Helen Trent Grace Standish Braddish Trent Philip Mason Howard Standish Elizabeth Erskine Pollock Rosalie LaGrange Tim Donahue Sergeant Dunn Dooian Stage Manager Make Up Beverly Hull David Ahern Judith Graham Neil Odams Donald Kula Patricia Brennan Jayne Larkin Alice Carney William Shaughnessy Salvatore Elia Roger Woods Virginia Kenney Robert Shea Mary Danehy William French Daniel Riley Joseph Griffin Malcolm Graham Barbara Kennedy Our Stage Manager, Malcolm Graham “I had to kill him! I had to kill him!” Our entire cast takes a bow. CLASS WILL We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Nine of Woburn High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath our worldly goods to the following: Marion Ackerman leaves the twelfth grade and all the teachers to Betty Berry. George Adams leaves his curly hair to Ronald Boyd. David Ahern leaves his mouthpiece to Charlie DeRosa. Betty Alexander and David Haverty leave a year’s supply of chewing gum to Judy Fos¬ ter and Ronald Redfern. Denyce Allen leaves her long hair to Patty Donahue. Nancy Allosso and Mary Austin leave their studies behind them. Arthur Altavesta leaves his seat in the history class to Richie Corsetti. Marilyn Anderson leaves her alarm clock to Betty Pearson. Joe Andriolo and Bob Ellis leave their parking spaces in the “Rocky Pasture” to whoever can get them. Beryl Anstey leaves her shorthand note¬ book to any junior who can read it. Frank Arena leaves his “long line” to Paul DeTeso. Lillian Balestrieri and Joan Boviard leave the girls’ rooms to Louise Ingraham and Sandra Leland. Sal Balestrieri leaves his girl with good advice on controlling temper. Richard Barch leaves his chair in the Fed¬ eral Communications Commission Examina¬ tion Room to Bill Wade. KN 1 IJZ Joanie Barret leaves her stock in Kellogs to next year’s Pep Club. Richard Barry, Nancy Lopez, Richard Malone, and Dennis Gallagher leave the chemistry laboratory to Ronald O’Dea and Pat Cox. Maureen Beatty, Charlotte Olson, and Sandra Pierce leave the office machines with no regrets. George Bemis leaves his typing marks to Dave Neal. William Bolster leaves his ability to find things to his brother Clifford. Bill Booker, Bobb y Levine, Richard Brus- seau, and Michael Craven leave all their books to Tommy Foley and James Corduck. Joseph Bourque leaves his physics book to Roger Alley. John Bowman leaves his place on the cor¬ ners to Andy Lecesse. Karen Brady leaves the Pep Club to next year’s president. John Cahill, Ray Quinn, and John McDon¬ ough leave their places in the parking area to Donald Neilson, Don Rutherford, and James Nodes. Pat Brennan leaves her only “Vice . . .” to all the underclassmen. Larry Brown and Donna Smyth leave their P.O.D. books to Paul Davis and Ann Miller. Carol Brownell leaves her white bucks to Brenda Govostes. Sally Buono and Paula Kendrick leave their cheering uniforms to Carol Zubel. Louise Burt leaves her dimples to Janet Carbone. Richard Bushman leaves for Alaska. Laura Cagnina leaves her musical voice to Rosemarie Chambers. Ronald Cahill leaves his knowledge to Bill Donaghey. 108 Bob Campbell leaves his books in the waste basket. Janet Canada leaves her height to Diane Huckins. Peter Carbone leaves the presidency of the senior class. Judy Carlson leaves Pat Bowman still thinking of a certain Marine. Alice Carney leaves the flagpole to Donna Ryan. Kevin Cashed leaves his hot ' 47 Dodge to his brother Tom. Joseph Cassettari leaves to train for the marathon. Carol Cerone leaves her three-year-old gym suit to Minabel Marie Edwards. Janice Chamberlain leaves a wonderful ex¬ perience to the succeeding Student Council President. Geraldine Ciampo leaves her shorthand book to Mary Coakley. William Cody leaves his comfortable chair in the chemistry room to John Pecora. James Collins leaves his teachers regret¬ fully. Ruth Conley, Judy Gonzales, Charlotte Connors, and Sylvia Pierce leave their type¬ writers to Carol Fleming. John Connolly leaves his height to James Corduck. Thomas Connors leaves his job as usher at the Strand Theater to Tommy Constantino. Dave Consalvo leaves his mathematics books to any juniors who want them. Marie Coogan and Mary Danehy leave their freckles to Donna Quinn and Martha Robinson. Peter Corea leaves some brilliant ideas to Lee Shaw. Carmen Corsetti, Eric Peterson, and Rob¬ ert Kingsbury leave their track shoes to Lee Shaw. Jeannette Corsetti leaves her seat in Dot- tie’s car to a friend of Dottie’s sister Judy. Elaine Crescenzi leaves her curly hair to Mary Jane Nieman. Charles Crutcher leaves his deck of cards to Dave (Snub) Bartlett. Richard Cuozzi leaves his barbells and dumbells to Dicky Hoyt. Barbara David leaves her secret of grow¬ ing long finger nails to a nail-biting junior. Brian Davison leaves a room on the fourth floor to anyone who wants it. Minot DiLorenzo leaves his bookkeeping books to Donald McGowan. Philip Doherty and Paul Doherty leave all their homework to Fred Vanley and Ronald Redfern. John Doucette leaves his money and talent to Pat Cox. Kathy Dover leaves her jewelry to Janie Holland. Daniel Downey leaves the egg-salad sand¬ wich in his locker to Donald McGowan. Ernie Duncan leaves his white shirt and tie to Artie Higgins. James Dunham leaves a supply of tranqui¬ lizers for the faculty. Robert Duran and Bob Magee leave their traffic posts to a lonely junior. Richard Durkan leaves his seat in 102 to Charlie Kenny. Thomas Edgett leaves his history and English classes to Patricia Davis. Salvatore Elia leaves his parking space on Montvale Avenue to Wayne Breda. Linda Ericson leaves her lunches and her seat in the cafeteria to Donna Ryan. 109 Paul Erwin leaves his way with the teach¬ ers to Limey Nilsson. Dolores Farkas leaves H20 to a junior thirsty for knowledge. Russ Farrell leaves his nickname to Russ Beecher. Rose Figucia leaves her short hair to Carol Roache. Wiley Fitchett, James Murray, Howard Goldsmith, and Janice Ingersoll leave hard times in P.O.D. to John Mantere and David Gonzales. Robert Fitzsimmons and Roger Palmer leave their good looks to Richard Flaherty and Donald McGowan. Ruth Flavin leaves her smile to Jane Dobbins John Foley leaves his hip pads and sprints to Donny (Necco) Eaton. Stephen Foster leaves his seat in mechan¬ ical drawing to Stan McLeod. Bill French is taking all he possesses with him. John Gaffney leaves the basketball coach a hard spot to fill. John Garden leaves his reputation to Don¬ ald McGowan. George Getty leaves one slightly used manual. Billy Govostes leaves his art talent to any¬ one who is interested. Judy Graham leaves her hair-coloring tal¬ ents to a junior with unsuspecting friends. Malcolm Graham leaves his strong an¬ kles to Lee Shaw. Sheila Graham and Joan Wallen leave their seats in the new cafeteria to Joanne Langone and her friend. Concetta Grande leaves her report card to Patricia Davis. Peggy Greene leaves the field hockey lead¬ ership to next year’s captain. Joe Griffin leaves his after-school invita¬ tions to Bill Maguire. Thomas Halloran leaves his sessions and homework to Thomas Babcock. Suzanne Hardy leaves her tennis racket to her sister Ellen. Ann Harvey and Rena Wheaton leave un¬ willingly. Dick Haverty leaves all his books to his brother Ronnie to help him in future years. Leo Hayes and William Jacobson leave smiling. Janice Higgins and Martha McGowan leave their instructor to prospective biology stu¬ dents. John Hogue leaves the trig tables to Ron¬ ald West. Barbara Hudson leaves her curly hair to Janice Joyce. Beverly Hull leaves the good times on Sunday to Marty and Joan. Edward Hyldburg, Gordon Turgiss, Doug¬ las Ryder, and John Townsend leave sorrow¬ fully. Joanne Johnson leaves her troubles to Donna Erwin. Wayne Johnson leaves his chemistry form¬ ula to Fred Vanley. Coralie Jordan leaves her books in good condition. Edward Kelley leaves absolutely nothing to Stephen Miele. Jane Kelley leaves the Student Council to Mary Coakley. John Kelley and Marina Kiklis leave a host of friends. Charlie Kenney leaves, never to come back. Ronald Kenney leaves his blond hair to Butch Farino. Ginny Kenney finally leaves with great hopes for the future. Dan Kerrigan leaves many disappointed juniors. Don Kula leaves his hopes of buying a car to Thomas Wheaton. June Lambias leaves Friday nights to Beverly Carrns. Jayne Larkin leaves her cap and gown to her sister Jerry. Richard Larson leaves a real cool trumpet solo to Gary Preston. Joan Lindquist, Barbara Ladd, Elsie Sam- uelson, and Pat Messinger leave the tennis courts to Margie Hammond, Barbara Wood, and Joan Foley. Beverly Lister leaves an invisible key¬ board to Roberta Saunders. Doris Lundberg leaves her between-class chat and last-minute dash to Gail Bennett Joan MacConnell leaves her small waist to Betty Pearson. Janet MacDonnell leaves her pony tail to Roberta Saunders. Richard MacKay leaves Woburn High to Charlie White. Eleanor Magnuson leaves her class day wand to a fortunate junior girl. Leo Joseph Maguire leaves his seat in typing to John Pecora. Robert Mantini leaves his sympathy to Dolores Venuti. Joseph Marciano leaves a basketball to William Donaghey. Rose Ann Marconi leaves her books to An¬ drew Merlino. Ralph Marinaccio leaves his hockey bag to Alfred Tancreti. Robert Martin leaves a pair of chopsticks to Tommy Wheaton. Joan Masotta leaves her baton and after school practices to Elaine Lombard. Anita Massa leaves her comb to Laurie Alexander. Joseph Mastroianni leaves with great haste. John Matthews leaves his desks in the dif¬ ferent classrooms to Fred Vanley. Anne McCarthy leaves her thanks to Woburn High for her three wonderful years. Kevin McCauley leaves his office in the Key Club to a deserving junior. Linda McCue and Carol Lucas leave their gym outfits to anyone who wants them. Brenda McDevitt leaves all her problems to Sandra Whynot. Robert McDonough leaves his “crib” notes to George Levine. Alexandria McGurl leaves her typing ex¬ perience to Jacqueline Keith. Shelia McHugh and Betty Palace leave their seats on the bus to Jacqueline Wells and Marie Matthews. Daniel McKillop leaves his bookkeeping to a lucky junior. Mary McLaughlin leaves her alarm clock to her sister Ruth. John McNult and Dennis O’Donoghue leave their parking spaces to Peter Dempsey and Jack Pecora. Walter McPartlin and George O’Neill leave their gym suits to Ronald Redfern. Ann Mikalauskas leaves her pretty hair to Karen Brown. Judy Miller leaves her gym suit to Bar¬ bara Mulcahy. Trudy Miller leaves a seat on the Woburn bus for one on the Florida bus. John Mills leaves his locker to Billy J ohn¬ son. Robert Morrison leaves for the first time without being asked. Dennis Murphy leaves his math book to a lucky junior. Dorothy Myatt leaves the No. Woburn bus to her sister Judy. Patricia Neal leaves with a smile. Barbara Nohelty and Cathy Rafter leave their walks to school to Rosemary Costine and Ruth McLaughlin. Kevin Nolan leaves his nickname to Don¬ ald McGowan. Charlotte Noonan leaves her seat beside Marie to Roberta Greenwood. Helen O’Connor leaves the second floor to Rita Pappas. Neil Odams leaves the football team to a worthy junior. Marcia Oliver leaves her memories to Pa¬ tricia Mattasen. Anne O’Neill leaves her stage fright to the next junior who hasn’t any. David O’Neill leaves his seat at the hockey games to James Corduck. Mary O’Sullivan and Jeanne Robinson leave a supply of test tubes to Pam O’Con¬ nor. Anthony Palino leaves his extra points to a junior who needs them. Bob Pappas leaves his track shoes to Errol Flynn. Richard Patterson leaves Math 12 to Rus¬ sell Beecher. Karen Paulsen leaves the boys in the his¬ tory class to Marilyn Union. Marie Pellegrino leaves her hockey stick to Ann Lavacchia. Beverly Pento leaves her temper to Lois Mastroianni. Francine Plunkett leaves her temper tan¬ trums to Lois Quinn. George Poole leaves no 1953 Pontiac to Peter Dempsey. Thomas Porter and Carl Proia leave with¬ out a word. John Powers leaves six broken hockey sticks to Richard Haggerty. Judy Powers leaves her prom crown and wonderful memories to next year’s queen. Diane Pugliese leaves a seat in 214 to a lucky junior. Richard Quinn leaves his fabulous shot to Dick Haggerty. Frank Ralphs leaves all his white cards to Roger Ralphs. Edward Roache leaves his running legs to Richard Overko. Dorothy Russo leaves her tennis captaincy to an athletic junior girl. Edward Rybicki leaves all his good marks to Errol Flynn. Daniel Salvati leaves his crew cuts to Dan Sweeney. Katherine Salvati leaves her petiteness to Arleen DeLuca. Elaine Sarno leaves happily. Norma Schenck leaves her good times to Patricia Spinazola. Marjorie Seminatore leaves her sister, Miss Seminatore, to the junior girls. William H. Shaughnessy leaves his crew cut to Richard Corsetti. Robert Shea leaves the cross-country team to next year’s captain. Elizabeth Sheeran leaves her favorite teacher and his ulcers in peace. 112 Robert Simpson leaves the Yearbook prob¬ lems to next year’s business manager. Robert Smith leaves his brains to Edward Fletcher. Robert Spencer leaves Doc Odams’ purple remedy to any junior. Robert Spicer leaves his left-over sessions to Calvin Ramsey. James Stuart leaves his homeroom desk to Gary Preston. Joseph Sullivan leaves his basketball sneakers to Albert Falvey. Martha Sullivan leaves her long hair to Carole Abreau. Charles Sweetser leaves the good times in the chemistry class to Charlie White. Richard Tofuri leaves the second and third lunches to Paul Rogers. Barbara Ann Tonks leaves her hair and bobby pins to Patricia Powers. Joyce Tower leaves all the girls in the elev¬ enth grade to Franny King. Carol Trochi leaves her place on the Year¬ book to Rose Chambers. John Turner leaves his good times at Wo¬ burn High to Artie Higgins. Linda Union and Patricia Woodland leave their ‘cat shoes’ to Johanne McCloskey and Carol Murphy. Richard Walsh leaves his football locker to Charlie DeRosa. Barbara White leaves the last seat in the last row to any junior who wants it. Charles White leaves his mother to the juniors. Gerald Wiggin leaves his English marks to Ronald O’Dea. Sylvia Woodaman leaves her thick horn rims to Katie Roth. Roger Woods leaves his ’s’ to William Wood and his height to William O’Connor. Judith Wooldridge leaves her seat in Room 214 to Pat Spinazola. Michael Yebba leaves at 90 miles per hour. Karin Young leaves the Tanner News to any junior who loves working after school. Joanne Zbinski leaves her tap shoes to Sandra Champlain. Lawrence Zwicker leaves everything to everybody. David Regan, William Reil and Richard Reynolds leave quietly. Norman Rice and Daniel Riley leave by the front door. Joanne Riley leaves her host of friends. Paul Roache leaves his lunches to a hun¬ gry sophomore. In witness thereof we do now set our sig¬ nature on this first day of June in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine. Signed: The Class of 1959 113 One of the most ambitious undertaking’s of our senior year was the publication of our year¬ book, THE INNITOU. With the publishing costs rising higher every year, we assumed quite a responsibility. As in the past, however, our many friends came to our aid. Along with the cher¬ ished memories of our friend¬ ships made at school, we shall always hold you, our sponsors, in high esteem. We are most grateful for your assistance. PATRONS A Friend Mrs. Abbadessa Mr. Mrs. Manuel J. Abreu Louise Ackerman Marian Ackerman Marion Ackerman Mr. Mrs. Maurice Ackerman Mrs. Barbara Adams Mr. Mrs. Charles Adams Earl F. Adams Marion C. Adams Mrs. Ralph Adams Robert Adams Mrs. Robert Adams Mrs. Dominic Addario Mr. S, Mrs. David Ahern Mr. Mrs. John Ahern Jack Airey Mrs. Gertrude Alex Mrs. Kenneth Alexander Lester Allen Mr. Mrs. Merle Allen Mr. Mrs. John Allosso Dr. Mrs. A. A. Altavesta Mr. Mrs. Arthur Altavesta Mr. Mrs. Fred Altavesta Mrs. Angelina Amari Robert W. Ames Mrs. Rose Ames Mr. Mrs. William Ames Mr. Mrs. Nicola Amicangioli Mr. Mrs. Raymond Amo Mrs. Anderson Mr. Mrs. earl Anderson Helen Anderson Kenneth Anderson Paul Andrews Mr. Mrs. Alfred Andriolo Mrs. Rose Andriolo John Annessi Mr. Mrs. John Anstey Mr. Mrs. Lloyd C. Anstey Mrs. Phillip Anthes Mrs. Nora Antonucci John Arruda Mrs. William Asaro Mr. Michael Azzone Mrs. Joseph Baer Albert Balestrieri Miss Anna Balestrieri Mrs. Ernest Balestrieri Joseph Balestrieri Karen Balestrieri Louis Baiestreiri Mary Balestrieri Richard Balestrieri Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Balestrieri Miss Bertha Bane Mr. Earl Bane Mary E. Bane Thomas J. Bane Charles E. Banks Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Banwell Ernest Barbas James Barbas Pat Barbas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Barch Mrs. T. C. Barden Donald Barrelle Mrs. Irene Barrelle Mrs. Wendell Barrelle Joseph B. Barrett Joseph F. Barrett William J. Barrett Ralph Barron Miss Alice M. Barry Mr. Edmond Barry Joan M. Barry Mr. Barry Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph Barry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barry Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Barry Mrs. Bartlett Del Bartlett Miss Ethel M. Bascom Miss Katherine T. Bass Dell Bavuso Rose Bavuso Mrs. Charles Beagley Donald Beagley Mr. and Mrs. Orel M. Bean Mrs. George Beane Mrs. E. N. Bedley Mr. Begley Mrs. Shirley Begley Mr. Raymond Beliveau Helen E. Bell Mr. and Mrs. W. Bemis Clarence Bennett Mr. John Bento Mrs. Bergeron Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bergeron Carl Bergesen George Bergin Louis Berman Mr. and Mrs. Berton James Bigger Mrs. Isabelle Binks Shirley Birch Ralph M. Bishop Everett J. Bixby Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Black Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Blake Mary Blake Mrs. Arthur Blanchard James Bloom Mrs. Gerald D. Bly Bob ' s Lunch Paul J. Bolster Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bolster John Bonicke Mrs. Ernest Bonnadio Mrs. Ann Booker Mrs. Charles T. Booker Willard R. C. Booker Mr. and Mrs. William Neil Booker Ronald Bore 11 i Mrs. Victor Borelli Jr. Mrs. Shirley Bornas Mrs. Marion Bornstein Mrs. Frank Borseti Ruth Bouchie Roy J. Boudreau Mr. Edward Bourque Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Bourque Carleton W. Boutwell Jr. Mrs. George Boviard Mrs. Peggy Bouvier Mr. James Bowden D. Bowe Boyd Bowers Mr. Mrs. James F. Bowman Walter J. Bowman Alice E. Boyd Mr. Mrs. Gerard Boyle Alfred H. Brabant Bob Bradley Christine Bradley Mr. Mrs. Clifford Bradley Dora Bradley Mr. Mrs. John J. Bradley Richard N. Bradley Robert Bradley Alice E. Brady Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brady Mrs. Richard F. Brady Robert Brady Robert A. Brady Mr. Brancone Mr. Peter F. Brandley Al Breda Denyse Brennan Mr. Mrs. James F. Brennan Mrs. Margaret Brennan Miss Lillian Breslin Anthony Briana Mrs. H. Britt Mr. Mrs. Gerald Brogna Mrs. Margaret Brogna Rev. Henry O. Brooks The Brown Family Charles W. Brown Brown ' s Delicatessen Donald C. Brown Mr. Mrs. Edmund Brown Mrs. Frances Brown Mrs. Fred C. Brown Mr. Mrs. George A. Brown Mr. Mrs. Harold E. Brown Irving A. Brown Mrs. J. Brown Mr. James A. Brown John Brown Louise Brown Mr. Mrs. Sidney Brown Mrs. Vera Brown Mrs. Dorothea Brownell Mrs. James Bruno Mr. Mrs. John A. Brusseau Mr. Virginia Brusseau Mrs. Ivan H. Bryan and Family Doreen Butler Mrs. John Byron Mr. Mrs. William Byron Mr. Andrew Buehl Henry J. Bucci Mr. Mrs. John Buckley Carol Buonarosa Rose Buonarosa Mr. Mrs. C. F. Buono John C. Burchill Mrs. Fred Burdett Miss Catherine Burke Miss Eunice Burke Margaret L. Burke Thomas Burke Catherine Burnett William Burnett Mr. Mrs. George F. Burns, Jr. Mrs. Helen Burns Mrs. Eliza Burt Mrs. Ida Burt Mr. Joseph Burt Walter Burt A. D. Buscene R. S. Buscene Anthony J. Bushman Mr. Mrs. Albert Busook Richard Butler Mr. Mrs. James Butterfield John Butterfield Charlotte A. Butters Lena Cagnina Phil Cagnina John Cahill Mrs. Hanna Cahili Mr. Mrs. Henry Cahill Miss Kathleen Cahill Miss Margaret Cahill Mrs. George E. Cain Miss Anita Caliendo Mrs. Frank Caliendo Mrs. Bernard Callahan Mrs. John J. Callahan M. L. Callahan Miss Madeline Callahan Mrs. Timothy Callahan William P. Callahan Jr. Mrs. Mary Calma Wencis Calma Mrs. Dorothy Calore Mrs. Eleanor Camerio Mrs. Dora Campbell Robert Campbell Mr. Mrs. Chester Canada Edward Canney Virginia Canney Edward Cannift Helen Canterbury Miss Anastasia Canty Frank A. Capone Julia Capozzola Lillian Capozzola Mr. Cappuccio Sal Carbone Vincent A. Carbone Mr. Mrs. Vincent M. Carbone Anthony Carchidi Mrs. Josephine Cardaleen Mrs. John Cardaleen Clarence W. Carell Edward Carey Carey ' s Flower Shop Leo S. Carey Paul Carey ' s Cafe Mrs. Barbara Carlson Carl G. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Elmer S. Carlson Mrs. Anna Carrabino Edward Carrigan Mrs. Mary Carrns Charles Carroll Jr. Harry J. Carroll Mrs. Maurice Carroll Timothy Carroll Walter J. Carroll Mrs. Eugene Carter John Carton Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carton Mrs. Harold Casavant Mr. and Mrs. James Casella Mrs. Henry Casey Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Cash Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cashell Mr. and Mrs. Aladino J. Casscttari Andrew Cassidy Mrs. Jean Cassidy. Isabelle Cassidy Michael Castelluzzi Arthur Castine Mr. and Mrs. Edward Castine Mary J. Castine Rosemary Castine Ruth Castine James Catania Frank Catrone James Cavagnaro Richard Cavagnaro Mr. Mrs. James Cennerazzo Andrew Cerone Mr. Mrs. Anthony Cerone Carmella Cerone Francis Cerone Mary Ann Cerone 116 PATRONS Patricia Cerone Phyllis Cerone William T. Chaddock Mrs. James H. Chalmers Mr. Mrs. Francis Chamberlain Mrs. George Chamberlain Mrs. Walter Chamberlain Henry Champagne Mrs. Darwin Chapdelaine D. Carole Charlantini Mae Chase Mrs. Robert Chester Mrs. Harold Child Margaret Chiuchiolo Ernest Christenson Mrs. Hilda Christenson Mrs. Phyllis Christian Miss Lynne Christie Mrs. Vivian Christo Mrs. Stanley Chupuiski Mr. Arthur G. Chute Miss Josehine Ciampo Mr. Mrs. Anthony Ciampo Mrs. Josehine Ciampo P. J. Ciampo Bart Cicchetto John Cicchetto Michael Cierri Elvera Cirone Mr. Mrs. Claflin, Sr. Robert Clatlin A. F. Clancy Jr. Thomas Clancy Miss Jean M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clarke Miss Judith G. Clarke Rosalie Clarkston Arne Clausen Woodworth Cleak A. R. Clements Rose M. Clinton John Clunk Peter Coccoluto Robert Coccoluto Mario Codi John F. Cody Jr. Herbert Cogan J. T. Cogan Robert Cohen Mary L. Colby George Coleos Daniel J. Collins Jr. Mrs. E. James Collins Mr. and Mrs. John J. Collins Miss Nancy Collins Josie Collucci Compliments of Jerry Thomas Conboy Miss Anne Conley Richard Conley Robert P. Conley Buddy Conlon Mrs. William J. Connelly Edward Connolly Francis P. Connolly Mrs. Helen Connolly Mrs. Henry Connolly Isabel Connolly J. B. Connolly J. P. Connolly John J. Connolly Miss Marie Connolly Mary Connolly Mrs. Mary Connolly Mr. Mrs. Michael Connolly Mr. Mrs. P. Joseph Connolly, Jr. Robert Connolly Mr. Mrs. Edward L. Connor Mr. Mrs. Morton Connors George Connors Mrs. oeorge Connors Mr. George Contalonis Miss Audrey Coogan Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Corbett Frank Corbett Mr. M. J. Corcoran Joe Cormier John J. Cornell Angela Corea Anthony Corea Caterina Corea Catherine Corea Russell Corea James F. Corrigan Mrs. Robert J. Corrigan Mrs. Robert J. Corry A. J. Corsetti Augustus Corsetti Mr. Mrs. Daniel Corsetti Mr. Mrs. Dominic Corsetti Mrs. Dominic Corsetti Mr. Mrs. Edmund Corsetti Mr. Mrs. Hamel Corsetti Mr. Mrs. John Corsetti Mr. li Mrs. Joseph Corsetti Mrs. Josehine Corsetti Mr. Mrs. John Costa Cyn Costello Mr. Mrs. Edwin Costello Peter J. Costello Richard J. Costello Mrs. Denis Coughlin Mrs. William Coughlin Mr. Mrs. William Coughlin Joseph Couto Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Cox Mr. Mrs. Lester Cox Mrs. Phyllis M. Crpib Mrs. F. A. Cramphorn, Jr. John J. Craven Jr. Mr. Mrs. Michael Crave n Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Craven George Crawford Mrs. Dominic Crescenzi Mrs. Eugene Crescenzi Donald Crockett Mr. Cronin Mrs. Frank Crosby William A. Crosby Mr. Mrs-. Charles Crosta Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Crotty Mrs. Eleaor Crowley James Crowley Edith L. Crutcher Mr. Mrs. Elmer Crutcher A� Ar. Mrs. John J. Cryan Brian Cullen Miss Doreen Cullen H. Stanley Cullington Beverly Cummings George Cummings Mrs. Louis Cummings Rita Cummings Mr. Mrs. J. P. Curran Mr. Mrs. M. J. Curran Mrs. George Currier George E. Currier Mr. Mrs. George A. Cutts Richard R. Cylik Guy D ' Agostino Andrew W. Dahl Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dahl Mrs. Alice Dahlman Mrs. Joseph Dailey Mr. Mrs. Robert Daily Dairy Cone John Daley William C. Daley Mr. and Mrs. William P. Daley Mary Anne Don D ' Amico Mrs. Richard D ' Amico Mr. Charles E. Danehy Mrs. Margaret Daneker Mr. and Mrs. Warner Danforth Mrs. D. Dango William A. Dango Gertrude Danizio Kathy Danizio Mrs. Angela Dattilo Richard W. Davey Edgar M. H. David Mrs. G. David Mrs. M. David Roger David Mr. and Mrs. William David John P. Davis Lillian Davis Paul Davis Mrs. Richard Davis William R. Davis Mr. and Mrs. James Deane Mrs. John Deane Thomas Deane Mrs. R. D ' Elia Joseph DeGiacomo Fred Dekow Robert Dekow Mrs. Mary Delaney Walter Delaney James De Laria, Jr. Mrs. Richard Delisle Vincent Della Volpe Mrs. Elizabeth Deiorey Everett S. Deiorey Mrs. George Deiorey James Deiorey Marie Delory Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Deluca Mr. Mrs. Roger L. Derby Arthur Desmond Mrs. A. DeTeso Ann DeTeso Thomas Devlin Edward Deveney Mrs. Rita DeVito Frederick J. DeVries Anthony DiBlasio Dick, Local Finance Yvonne Pattelena Dickey Mr. Edmond DiGiovanni William Dilanni Mr. Mrs. Dominic DiLorenzo Miss Pam DiLorenzo Mr. Mrs. Stephen DiLorenzo Mrs. Lila Dimick Mrs. F. DiNallo Miss Christina M. DiNapoli Miss Dillon Rocco Di Pietro Dr. Mrs. J. Vincent DiRago Frank T. Dixon Miss Sylvia Dixon Mrs. Ellwood Dobbins Miss Gertrude Dobbins Harold Dobbins Wilbur Dobbins Mr. Mrs. Peter Doebener Miss Agnes Doherty Miss Brenda Doherty Celeste M. Doherty Charles A. Doherty E. J. Doherty Mrs. Edward Doherty Mrs. Elizabeth Doherty Fred Doherty Mrs. Irene AvA. Doherty James Doherty Mrs. John Doherty Mr. Mrs. John A. Doherty John B. Doherty Kathleen M. Doherty Louise M. Doherty Majorie A. Doherty Miss Margaret Doherty Miss Mary Doherty Mary Frances Doherty Paul L. Doherty Mr. Mrs. Paul L. Doherty Paul R. Doherty Mr. Mrs. Philip Doherty Rose Ann Doherty Mary G. Dolan Dorn ' s Barber Shop Mrs. K. Domina Leonora Donagan Mrs. E. Donaghey Mr. Mrs. Joseph W. Donaghey Mrs. Edward T. Donahoe Edwina Donahoe Mr. Joseph Donahue Katherine Donahue Mrs. Louise Donahue Mr. Mrs. John J. Donohue Representative Thomas F. Donohue William Donohue Edward Donovan Kevin Donovan Paul E. Dorrington Rose Doto Mrs. Lucy Docette Walter Doucette Emile Dover Mr. Mrs. Gordon Dover Miss May Dover Beatrice S. Downer Eileen James Downey Miss Jean Downey Mr. Mrs. John Downey Mr. John A. Downey Mr. Peter Downey Warren S. Downing James J. Doyle Mrs. John J. Doyle Mr. Ernest Dufour Mrs. Evelyn Duke Barbara A. Dunbury Mr. Mrs. Ernest W Duncan J. F Duncan Mr. Mrs. James Duncan Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Dunham Janice A. Dunn Shirley M. Dunn Mrs. Lawrence Dunnigan James Dunnigan Miss Janet L. Duran Mr. Peter Duran Robert F. Duran Thomas J. Duran Mrs. Thomas J. Duran Mr. Mrs. James J. Durkan Mrs. Earl Du r land Mr. Mrs. Joseph Dutra Mrs. Mary Dwyer Mrs. William F. Dwyer John Early Nicco Eaton I 17 PATRONS Miss Nordice Eaton Grace Edgett Mr. Mrs. Luther Edgett Mr. and Mrs. Luther T. 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Mahoney Mr. Mrs. John P. Mahoney Mrs. Joseph Mahoney Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mahoney Mrs. Tim Mahoney Robert A. Maines Mrs. Nicholas Maiocco Alfred Malatesta Mr. Mrs. Alfred Malatesta Mrs. Mary Malloy Mr. Mrs. H. Malone Dot Maltacea Mr. Mrs. R. Manning Anne Mantini James Mantini Joseph Mantini Mrs. Nancy Mantini Robert Mantini V. Mantini Venanzio Mantini I. Edward Marashio Virginia Marashio Anthony Marciano 119 PATRONS Michael Marciano Jr. Mr. Mrs. Michael Marciano Sr. Samuel Marciano Mr. Mrs. Egelio Marconi Miss Theresa Marconi Harry Marderosian Marian ' s Dress Shop Mr. Mrs. P. Marinaccio Pauline Marinaccio Mrs. Frank Marion John A. Markham Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Maroney Mr. Mrs. Edward Marquis Mr. Mrs. Emile Marquis Arnold Marrcco Mr. Mrs. Maynard Marshall Mr. Martel Ed Martel Edward Martel Rose Martell Miss Anna C. Martin Mrs. Ann Martini Mr. Mrs. George F. Mason Ronald Mason John Masotta Lucy Masotta Phil Masotta Mr. Mrs. Charles Massa Miss Marilyn Massa Mr. Mrs Albert Massaro Mrs. M. 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Roth Guy Rotondo Mr. Mrs. James Rourk Jr. Mrs. Donald Roux Mrs. Beatrice Roy Mrs. William Russell Mrs. Russo Angelo Russo Mr. Angelo Russo Mr. Mrs. Angelo Russo Benny Russo Mr. Christopher Russo Joe Russo Mario Russo Mrs. Marion Russo Mr. Mrs. Michael Russo Mr. Benjamin Rutsky Miss Dorothea E. Ryan Frank Ryan Wanda Ryan Arthur J. Ryder Mrs. Edith Ryder Mr. Mrs. F. Sabiski Anthony St. Paul Mrs. Bob Saliga Mrs. Helen Sala Miss Helen A. Salmon Miss Janet Salvati Robert A. Salvati Mr. Mrs. Axel Samuelson Paul Roy Samuelson Mrs. Chester Sanborn Mr. Mrs. H. C. Sanborn Mr. Mrs. Carl Sandmo Mrs. Rose Sarno Mrs. Mary F. Santo Santoro ' s Mrs. Saunders Mrs. Jean Saunders George Saunders Mrs. Joseph Savoia Mrs. Celia Savoy Ruth Scalley Annie A. Scanlan Mr. Walter Scannell Mr. and Mrs. George Schaffer Lee Schmedes M. Elizabeth Schenck Melvin Schenck Robert Schenck Mr. Mrs. William Schenck Stanley Schmitz Edward Schultz Mildred Schutt Mrs. Sciarrio Mr. Mrs. Joseph G. Sciascia Mrs. Catherine Scire Samuel Scire Caroline Scott Mrs. Harry Scott Mrs. Margaret Scott Mrs. Wilmot D. Scott Ages G. Seckel Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Seminatore Miss Anne Seminatore Miss Marie G. Seminatore Miss Roberta Seminatore Mrs. William A. Severino Carlo Severino i 21 PATRONS Mrs. Angelina Sgrulloni Mrs. G. Sharkey Mr. Mrs. John Shaughnessy P. E. Shaughnessy Shon Shaughnessy Walter Shaughnessy Mr. Mrs. Walter E. Shaughnessy Mayor Mrs. Wm. G. Shaughnessy Fredric Shaw Mr. Mrs. Lindley Shaw Phyllis Shaw Miss Helen R. Sheeran Mr. Mrs. James H. Sheeran Thomas F. Sheeran Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. Sheeran Mrs. Michael Sherry Carmela Shelzi Josephine Shelzi Mr. Mrs. Charles Sherburne Mrs. Paul Shiner Mr. Mrs. William Shkliew Fred Sholfield Silhouette Studio Florence Silverman Joseph Simas Mrs. Helen Simpson Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Simpson Audrey Sisson Emerson B. Sisson Sandra Skarmeas Robert Skedgell Mrs. David M. Skelly Mr. Mrs. Perley E. Skinner Chester E. Small Addie V. Smith Charles J. C. Smith Mrs. Christine Lawson Smith Mrs. Clinton B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Smith Mrs. Robert J. Smith Mrs. Warner Smith Alexander Smyth Meta K. Smyth Richard R. Smyth Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Solazzi Mrs. Terry Solazzi Leland B. Soles Miss Geraldine A. Soles Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sontag Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soule Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sousa Elaine Souza Gildo Souza Mrs. Helen Souza Mr. and Mrs. E. Spanos Mrs. Earle Spaulding Mrs. Nellie A. Spaulding Emilio S. Spera Mr. Charles Speros Arthur Spicer Mr. and Mrs. William Spillsbury Charles Spinazola Mrs. Clarence Spinazola Margaret Spinazola Patrick Spinzola Victor Spinazola Mrs. Spinney Mrs. Bessie Stanley Mr. Clarence Stanley Frank Starble Mrs. Verna Stasiak Mr. Mrs. E. Stevens Roger A. Stinchfield Mrs. Mike Stokes Sarah Stokes Mrs. Alfred Stridley Charlotte F. Strong William F. Strong Albert Stuart Mrs. Annette Stygles Mr. Mrs. John M. Stygles ' William Stygles Miss Ruth Sudbury Mr. Mrs. John Sughrue Mr. Sullivan Mr. Mrs. C. L. Sullivan Charlie Sullivan Jackie Sullivan James Sullivan John Sullivan Mrs. John R. Sullivan Mrs. S. Sullivan Thomas P. Sullivan Jr. Winifred G. Sullivan Alfanse P. Sullo Mr. Mrs. Albert Sumner Annette Sumner Marguerite Sumner Supplier ' s Automotive Parts Mrs. Arthur Swanson Mr. Mrs. C. Allen Sweetser Carolyn Sweetser Carolyn L. Sweetser Daniel Sweeney Mr. Eugene E. Sweeney Paul Sweeney Paul K. Sweeney Miss Mary H. Swift Santa M. Sylvester Helen Syvertson Ralph Tagliamonte Mr. Mrs. Norman Tait Mrs. Angelo Tamilio Viola Tancredi Mrs. Anthony Tedesco Mrs. Gloria Tedesco Daniel J. Tenney Mr. Mrs. Currier Thompson John S. Thompson Mr. Mrs. Charles Thorne Mrs. Bessie Thornton Ellen G. Thornton Jeannie E. Tieri Mr. Mrs. Joseph Tierno Nicholas J. Tierno Lawrence E. Tighe Mrs. William Tighe William Thomas Tighe Rosalie Tirrell Mr. Mrs. Andrew H. Tofuri Carmen P. Tofuri Joseph B. Tole Miss Jean Tomassino Miss Irene Tonks Mrs. Mildred Tonks Mrs. William Tonks Mrs. Edith Toothman S. G. Torrice Co. James W. Tower Miss Joyce Tower Mrs. Josephine Townsend John Townsend John Tramonte Mrs. Robert Treacy Mrs. Mildred Trescott Charles Triantafilou Annette Tribuna Mrs. James Trider Mr. Mrs. Stanley Trocki Mr. Mrs. Joseph Tropea Michael Tropea S. J.Trudeau James P. Truitt Zoe Tsouvalas Frank Tumbarello Mr. Mrs. Charles G. Turgiss Mr. Mrs. Charles G. Turgiss, Jr. Gordon Turgiss Shirley Turgiss Mr. Turnbull Miss Diane Turner Robert Turner Mr. Mrs. Frederick Union Marilyn Union Robert Union Mr. Mrs. William E. Upton Thomas Urann Mrs. Philip Valende Frank Valente Jr. Mrs. Salvatore C. Valente Ronald Valle John T. Valtis Fred Vanely Mr. Mrs. Van Snowden Ester Van Winkle Robert W. Varey Annette Varutso Mr. Mrs. Joseph Vasapolli Jr. Mr. Mrs. S. Vasel Joseph Vecchiarello Mrs. Sophie Vemis Miss Elva A. Veno Mary E. Veno Rose Ventresca Alfred Venuti Miss Joyce Venuti Dom Vespucci Roger Vose John R. Vrana Mrs. C. Wade Alvin Wagner Edward T. Wagner Margie Walker Vincent Wallen Miss Florence Wallington Mr. Mrs. George Wallington Miss Anna Walsh Denise Walsh Mrs. Dorothy Walsh Raymond J. Walsh Richard M. Walsh Mr. Mrs. T. E. Walsh Timothy E. Walsh 3rd Wilfred A. Walsh Mrs. Florence Ward Mrs. Rosa L. Ward Mr. Mrs. Preston Ware Jr. Mrs. Wiley Waters Mrs. Charles Webb Harry Webb Eleanor Weiss Mr. Mrs. Paul Weldon Mr. Kenneth Weldon Mr. Mrs. Hubert B. Well Forrest Wellings Mrs. Bertha Wells Edward Wells Joe Wells Rhoda Wells Sheila Wells Sheila M. Wells Mr. Mrs. Arthur J. West Mrs. Julia West Ronnie West Stanley West Mrs. Stanley West Mr. Mrs. Clarence Westberg Lois Westwater Wm. Weymouth Donald Wheaton Lane E. Wheaton Mr. Mrs. Lane Wheator Miss Constance W. White Mr. Mrs. Donald B. White Mrs. Edith White Edward F. White Mrs. Fred White Janet L. Booker White Mrs. Lottie M. White Mrs. Malcolm S. White Mrs. William White Mr. Mrs. William F. White Arthur W. Wiggin Dorothy E. Wiggin Mrs. V irginia Wiley Robert A. Wilkie Joan Willett Mary Willett Robert Willett Mrs. John Williams Mrs. Kenneth B. Williams Willie The Welder Winchester Motors Cyril A. Wood Mr. Mrs. B. R. Woodaman Mrs. Bertha A. Woodaman Joan Woodaman Mrs. laella Woodbury Mrs. Mae Woodland Miss Elizabeth Wolland Mrs. C. H. Wollinger Ronald Wollinger James R. Wollard Mrs. William Workman Miss Hope Xenakis Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. Yebba Mr. Mrs. Anthony N. Yebba Mr. Mrs. Michael Yebba Jr. Mr. Mrs. Michael Yebba Sr. Mrs. Rose Yieter Mrs. Herbert Yeomans Mrs. Herbert M. Yopp Mrs. Mrs. Alan Young Donald Young Joe Young Karin Young Robert Zartarian Miss Valerie S. Zink John Zubel Mr. Mrs. L. H. Zwicker 122 Feit ' lAJiiliei to the CLASS OF 1959 Mayor and Mrs. William G. Shaughnessy and Family 123 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from YOUR SCHOOL COMMITTEE THOMAS J. DRISCOLL, Chairman J. FRANK HASSETT, Secretary KATHLEEN BRENNAN GEORGE T. CONTALONIS JOHN F. CONNOLLY TIMOTHY MAHONEY DONALD A. DeLUCA ARTHUR WEST II 124 Best Wishes WOBURN CITY COUNCIL Aldermen-at-Large Richard C. Johnson John R. McLaughlin Aldermen Ward 1-Martin J. McCauley Jr. (Pres.) Ward 2-John Duran Ward 3-William J. Scalley Ward 4—John Donohue Ward 5-Joseph MeGilvary Ward 6-George Riley Ward 7-Charles J. DiPanfilo 125 Compliments of the WOBURN GASOLINE DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION Peter Carbone, President Steve Pattalena, Treasurer Henry Hamilton, Secretary 126 Compliments of the Y-Hi Dance Council COMMITTEE Betsy Burns Tom Foley John Bowman Gail Francesshelli Peter Carbone John Garden Nancy Carey Joyce Hemsworth Alice Carney John McNult Janet Ciampo Kevin Nolan Elaine Crescenzi Judy Powers Paul DeTeso Francine Plunkett Minot DiLorenzo Karen Sheehan Jim Doherty Denise Walsh Noel Doherty Carol Zubel Robert Dwyer OFFICERS Joseph Mastroianni—Chairman James Dunham—Treasurer Donna Towse—Secretary 127 Best lUisfies from TOFURI BROS. JENNY STATION Andy Carmen Joe 128 Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL KIWANIS KEY CLUB 129 Compliments of JOHN J. RILEY CO. -TANNERS- Woburn, Mass. L. A. DONOVAN CO., INC. 32 WEBSTER STREET WOBURN, MASS. PLATING FOR ELECTRONICS 130 Compliments of AL GAUDET OIL BURNER SERVICE 41 Sajem St. Tel. Tel. 2584 2844 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. FRIZZELL BROTHERS Coal — Coke — Wood — Heating Oils Masons ' Supplies Sales — POWER BURNER — Service 29 High Street Woburn, Mass. Telephone Wells 5-0570 Compliments of LUCIA ' S SUPER MARKET, INC. 510 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts 131 CUMMINGS THE FLORIST, INC. 42 CAMBRIDGE ROAD WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS TEL. Wells 3-1697 Compliments of MIDDLESEX HOMES, INC. 192 Russell Street — Woburn At the Four Corners WOburn 2-4500 Compliments of PETER CARBONE ' S AMOCO STATION Corner of Main High Streets AMOCO PETE Courtesy of WOBURN AUTO PARTS L 132 Compliments of MANLEY CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 59 FROM CUMMIfl 7 uy%7iifuti£ Qmftcmj 27 MONTVALE AVENUE • WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS • WOburn 2-2826 133 Compliments of ROBERT JEWELRY YOUR FRIENDLY JEWELER The Graduation Key Store—Open Your TEEN-AGE Account Diamonds - Watches - Silverware BUDGET TERMS TO SUIT YOU Hamilton-Elgin-Bulova-Benrus Watches S. ROBERT FOLLICK 393 Main Street- Woburn, Massachusetts WO 2-2673 A and C SPORTING GOODS 19 Montvale Avenue Complete Line of Athletic Equipment, Sportswear and Clothing BING CROSBY BERNARD GOLDEN Telephone 2-0437 134 SMART MOTOR SALES, INC. 29 Winn Street, Woburn, Mass. Tel. WOburn 2-2445 ■pH AUTHORIZED SALES -- lll ' i; 1 1 SERVICE Compliments of ST. CHARLES CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION Rev. Arthur C. Flynn, Director Peter Carbone, President Jan ies Doherty, Vice President Roberta Spinazola, Secretary James Dunham, Treasurer 135 Compliments of United Commercial Travelers of America WOBURN COUNCIL No. 807 136 Doherty Bros. Mkt. Inc. 161 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS AMPLE PARKING FOR PATRONS SALLINGERS Clothing for the entire family Charge accounts easily opened 389 MAIN ST., WOBURN JEFF SMITH, MANAGER Free Estimates WOburn 2-2589 WOBURN FLOOR COVERING CO. Linoleums—Formica Counters Ceramic Tile Carpets Onyx Tile 494 Main Street, Woburn Charles Douvris Peter Douvris GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP 137 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT TOM BURKE ' S TEXACO 71 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Power Lawn Mower Sales and Service ( 2 ' ' 7Telephone WOburn 2-7017 l tuatA. ERNIE ' S SERVICE STATION at T. Ernest Barbas James Barbas ROAD SERVICE REPAIRING 163 Salem Street Woburn, Mass. 138 Compliments of STENQUIST AND NIEMAN PAINTING OF THE BETTER KIND 4 Alpena Avenue Woburn, Mass. John M. Stygles Uno Carlson John E. Anderson George Hyslip Compliments of B. F. WALDRON CO., INC. 7 Salem Street Woburn, Massachusetts CREST MUSIC GIFTS Vincent Della Volpe POPULAR CLASSICAL COUNTRY AND WESTERN 335 Main St. Woburn WO 2-5404 For The Best In Values GORIN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 415 Main Street, Woburn 139 VITA CRAFT Hopechest Items For the Future Waterless Cookware, China, Flatware Designed for a Queen John Gunter WO 2-1430 BUNNY ' S BIKE SHOP Bernard W. Leland, Prop. Parts—Accessories—Repairing 19 Cleveland Ave. WOburn 2-1182-W Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 DAVID A. HODGES Insurance — Real Estate 7 Winn St. — Woburn 140 WILLIAM P. CALLAHAN COMPANY PLUMBING AND HEATING WO 2-2846 EVERETT J. BIXBY Funeral Home JOHNSON ST. WOBURN Compliments of HAROLD FISHER AND SON BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS 1 Sendrick Road WOBURN, MASS. WO 2-2505 Industrial New and Old Work WILLIAM J. HAVERTY Licensed Electrician 23 Mt. Pleasant St. Woburn, Mass. Tel. WO 2-3044 141 142 ROYAL FURNITURE Compliments of CO., INC. O ' BRIEN ' S Wate rtown—Somervi 1 le—Wobu rn PHARMACY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Hubert McKenna, Reg. Pharm. Agents for all Leading Advertised Lines Main Campbell Streets 390 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts WOburn 2-0806 Woburn, Massachusetts Telephone Wills 3-0350 Best Wishes Compliments of to the Class of 1959 WOOLDRIDGE PRESS GREEN INCORPORATED STREET PRINTERS MOTORS A COMPLETE SERVICE 7 Green Street Woburn, Massachusetts 354 Congress St. Boston 10, Mass. Tel. HAncock 6-6344—6-6340 143 PAINT HANCOCK Interior 4 Exterior KEYSTONE ODORLESS Interior Exterior JOMPLETE COLORS in stock WALLPAPER IMPERIAL Washable P recision-Trimmed B I R G E Plastic Coated Scrubbable - Trimmed IN STOCK WALLPAPER - PAINT - WINDOW SHADES and VENETIAN BLINDS 157 MAIN ST. - WOBURN FREE DELIVERS ANYWHERE Plenty of Parking (no Meters) Next to A P Call Us — WELLS 3=5100 Compliments of MOORE PARKER Your Newsdealer 375 Main Street WOBURN MASS. Compliments of WOBURN ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 144 Compliments of WOBURN LODGE 1214 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE MARQUIS PARTY AND PASTRY SHOPPE Specializing in Wedding, Birthday, and All Occasion Cakes Also Large Variety of Bakery Products 451 Main Street WO 2-1773 Open Friday Evenings Compliments of ANTHONY J. BUSHMAN Cellar Excavating—Trenching Service 122 NEW BOSTON STREET WO 2-3843-J GARSON ' S (Formerly G S) Always tops in ladies ' wear. Now boast¬ ing of the finest Teen Department, Infants ' Department, Girls ' and Boys ' Clothing of the Finest Quality. 424 Main Street WO 2-0783 145 E. M. LOEW ' S Route 128 — Burlington Jet. Routes 3 and 128 BURLINGTON, MASS. Dr. Sidney D. Adams Dr. John F. McCauley OPTOMETRISTS 323 Main Street WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS WEIIs 3-0274 BOB ' S MOBIL SERVICE STATION ' ' Prompt Efficient Service 546 Main Street WOBURN, MASS. 146 WOburn 2-7016 GILES 7 MOBIL SERVICE STATION RAYMOND GILES JR. Friendly, Honest Service 23 Pleasant Street Woburn, Massachusetts F. M. CASE PHARMACY, INC. THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 158 Main Street Phone: WO 2-0206 Woburn, Massachusetts Free Delivery Service on Prescriptions 147 Compliments of Artlee Hardware Stores 911 Main St. (No. Woburn) 186 Cambridge Rd. (at White Spot) Best Wishes from Woburn ' s Most Modern Store owned and managed by Bob Merkle — Bob Thrower WESTERN AUTO EVERYTHING IN Sporting Goods Auto Accessories Toys Hardware 489 MAIN ST. WO 2-0774 Compliments of WOBURN BOWLADROME, INC 32-36 Montvale Avenue, Woburn, Massachusetts 10 Alleys — Open 11 A.M.-12 Midnight Weekdays 2 P.M.-l 1 P.M. Sundays Tel. WOburn 2-7076 Congratulations Class of 1959 CANNON-NEELON Wallpaper—Paint — Window Shades 23 Montvale Avenue Telephone WEIIs 3-2021 148 Compliments to the Class of 1959 GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME 3 Arlington Road Woburn, Massachusetts 149 Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 SUN-PRIDE FRUIT JUICES 8 Green Street WO 2-3222 Congratulations Class of 1959 MASSACHUSETTS GEAR TOOL CO. Nashua Street Woburn, Massachusetts THE BORDEN COMPANY 16 Conn Street Woburn, Massachusetts Compliments of WOBURN CO-OPERATIVE BANK Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 150 TANNERS NATIONAL BANK Woburn, Massachusetts Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of WOBURN FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK Woburn, Massachusetts Incorporated 1854 Compliments of George A. Tierney ROBERTO ' S DELICATESSEN 4 Corners Shopping Center Submarine Sandwiches Open Every Night ' Til 10:30 151 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Warren Kay Vantine 132 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts PRINTERS OF THE 1959 INNITOU 2 J. mat 1 Complete Personalized Service For Yearbook Publication 152 Compliments of WARD ' S LEEK ' S CUT RATE AUTO SCHOOL STORE 478 Main St. 455 Main Street Woburn WOburn 2-5560 Open Every Night JAMES J. LONG WINCHESTER AUTO SCHOOL ASSEMBLY No. 50 14 Plympton Street ORDER OF Telephone WOburn 2-3339 RAINBOW 153 Compliments of L. J. MURPHY Your Druggist 379 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts Telephone WEIIs 3-1492 Compliments of SOUTH END ITALIAN IND - CLUB, INC. 44 Fowle St. Woburn, Mass. Joseph F. Marashio Peter Carbone Treasurer President 154 RAGNAR RAY FRIDOLIN REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 64 Elm St. Woburn, Mass. Tel. WEIIs 3-0830 Real Estate and Insurance of Every Description HAYES STEAK HOUSE ON RT. 3A BILLERICA Sea Food, Steak, Chicken BANQUETS, CLASS REUNIONS WEDDING RECEPTIONS For Further Information Call John Ahern, 19 Parkway WO 2-1373 or MO 3-9372 COMPLIMENTS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Woburn Senior High School 155 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To: Our advisers for their guidance. Miss Rhodes for her assistance. Our Faculty and Student Body for their support and cooperation. Robert Vantine and Douglas Dunn, our printer ' s 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 1959, Say— Thank You 156 • ' «