Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

Ji GGHf££lO}f£ 102762 m « t i i I i i i i ♦WOBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY ' FOUNDED 1856. i b 9 W 17 15 Woburn High School Woburn, Massachusetts Volume XVI Within the span of our high school careers, our eyes have turned skyward, and the importance of science as the key to our nation’s survival has been realized. In your hands, hundreds of students have discovered the wonders and forces of the universe in which we live, an experience which has added immeasurable dimension to our lives. Moreover, your relationship with us has extended beyond the ordinary role of teacher; you have been our counselors, guides, and friends. Unselfishly you have given us much of your free time, not only in the exploration of subject matter but also in the discussion of our futures and in the solving of little problems of daily life. As an expression of our deep gratitude and affection toward you, we dedi¬ cate the 1962 INNITOU to you. Mr. Robert Cohen Mr. Harry Marderosian 2 Wanna bite? 3 Official ballots are finally distributed. Foley chosen on three All-Scholastic teams. HIGHLIGHTS OF 1962 President meets President’s brother. . Sophomore Dance Grand March Tanners reach tourney- quarter-finals Contents Administration Faculty . 7 o • Seniors. 29 Calendar . 76 Activities . 87 Sports .107 Patrons Advertisers .... 124 Our Superintendent Characterized by education and experience, which are both long and extensive, Dr. J. Frank Hassett was graduated from the College of the Holy Cross with a Bachelor of Philosophy degree, received his Masters Degree from the University of Massachusetts and studied for his doctorate at Calvin Coolidge College of Liberal Arts. Serving as Superintendent of Woburn Public Schools since 1945, Dr. J. Frank Hassett has long distinguished himself by his active membership in state and national professional educational organizations and by his energetic interest in such civic charities as the Com¬ munity Chest, the United Fund and the March of Dimes. DR. J. FRANK HASSETT Our Principal JT HENRY D. BLAKE Mr. Henry D. Blake, a former graduate of our school, became principal in 1951. After receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree from Yale University, he complemented his education with a Masters Degree at Boston College Graduate School, fol¬ lowed by further study at Boston University Graduate School and Harvard University Grad¬ uate School. Mr. Blake, who served as a naval officer in World War II, maintains membership in many educational organizations of a local, state and national nature. In addition, he is an incorporator of the Woburn Five Cent Savings Bank, a Director of the Burbeen Lecture Committee, a Trustee of the Woburn Public Library and a Trustee of the Choate Memorial Hospital. During his years as principal, Mr. Blake has been instrumental in keeping Woburn High School abreast of all current developments in the cons¬ tantly changing field of public education. 8 John P. Mahoney Secretary to Principal James F. Brennan, Assistant Principal Guidance Timothy F. Ring, Guidance Director, Robert J. O’Brien, Guidance Counselor, John M. Moran, Guidance Counselor whats ' REASON high school? ■ J JNN WmSSWft ' M ■ JSk ft f • ' 1 k wj •oS A Jm a vfcsSImBBm Seated, left to right, Miss Judith Berry (Pep Club Advisor), Mr. Joseph F. Curran, Jr. (Key Club Advisor, Innitou Advisor), Miss Geraldine Soles, Department Head, (Student Council Advisor), Mr. James O’Donnell. Miss Sheila O’Brien (Junior Red Cross Advisor). Standing, left to right, Mr. William Roche (Driver Education), Mr. James Foley (Student Council Advisor, Assistant Basketball Coach), Mr. Mat¬ thew McNamara, Mr. Paul K. Sweeney (Junior Class Advisor, Assistant Baseball Coach) History Without a good knowledge of the past, it is impossible to understand the present or to prepare for the future. The Social Studies Department, under the direction of Miss Geraldine A. Soles, provides an understand¬ ing of the road of human history and knowl¬ edge of the workings of our government and the challenges which it faces. World His¬ tory shows the great epic of man’s life on this planet, and gives the general background of history necessary for good citizenship. United States History throws light upon the tremendous development of this youthful republic, and shows the problems which our nation faces as a world leader. The Problems of Democracy course makes students more fully aware that only through individual re¬ sponsibility and participation in government can the tide of Communism be stopped and freedom be spread. Since individual participation is the cor¬ nerstone of democracy, students have be¬ come more fully aware of the workings of our government through the Student Coun¬ cil and the annual class elections. Mr. O’Donnell’s P.O.D. Class. U Hi mini ijj | w C. j a Seated: Left to right, Miss Mary Dunsford (Sopho¬ more Class Advisor), Mr. Paul Murphy, Depart¬ ment Head, (Tanner News Advisor), Mrs. Annette Harrington. Standing, Left to right, Mr. Edward Doucet (Reading Club), Mr. Roger Grant (Prize Speaking Contest), Mr. John McCarthy, Mr. Myles Burke (Tanner News Advisor), Mr. George Bower (Nomad Advisor, Sixth Sense Club) English Unquestionably the most important knowledge that we can obtain from a high school education is the ability to communicate with other persons. Without this knowledge, study in all other areas is virtually impossible. Our English Department, under the direction of Mr. Paul Murphy, pro¬ vides a thorough treatment of each of the large areas of communication — speaking, listening, reading, and writing. In addition,-ample coverage of all the important elements of grammar, inter¬ related with challenging activities that develop understanding through application, is given. Formal and informal group discussion and spe¬ cial projects, such as panel discussions or debates, present the opportunity for expressing ideas orally and make the student capable of recognizing faulty conclusions and of distinguishing fact from opinion. Competent theme correctors are available who administer counsel when the student deems it necessary. So that a student may read books of all sub¬ jects with as much speed and comprehension as possible, a developmental reading program is in operation for enjoyment as well as for learning. 11 As mathematics touches upon all aspects of our existence, our Mathe¬ matics Department, under the direc¬ tion of Mr. William J. Horrigan, offers many different courses in mathematics in order that all stu¬ dents may obtain as much training in mathematics as is possible. Alge¬ bra and geometry are offered on both college preparatory and general levels. Advanced courses are more theoreti¬ cal in nature, and are necessary for all students planning careers in engi¬ neering or the sciences, and are help¬ ful to those desiring a broad liberal arts preparation, for these courses show beginnings of the great mathe¬ matical patterns upon which the uni¬ verse has been built. Mr. Horrigan explains determinants to Harry. Mathematics Seated, Left to right, Miss Helen Salmon (Dean of Girls), Miss Virginia Hall (Math Club Advisor), Miss Catherine Herlihy (Future Nurses Club Advisor). Standing, left to right, Mr. Frank Loguidice (Radio Club Advisor), Mr. William Horrigan, De¬ partment Head, (Senior Class Advisor), Mr. David Reycroft (Math Club Advisor) Seated, left to right, Mr. Robert B. Cohen (Science Club Advisor), Mr. William J. Horrigan, Department Head, (Senior Class Advisor), Miss Sheila O’Brien (Junior Red Cross Advisor), Standing, left to right, Mr. Frederick J. Murphy (Chess Club Ad¬ visor), Mr. Frank T. Loguidice (Radio Club Advisor), Mr. Neil Lewis, Mr. Harry Marderosian (Science Club Advisor) Science Man has always probed into the universe in an attempt to understand better both him¬ self and his environment. In Woburn High, students find answers to some of their ques¬ tions concerning the universe and its work¬ ings by means of the courses offered by the Science Department. Although one year’s study in such areas as chemistry, biology, physics, and general science cannot go into great detail and specialization, the under¬ lying and more important aspects of these fields are treated in a manner which makes the world much more understandable to us. The student who wishes more study in the areas of chemistry, physics, or biology has for his use a program of Saturday morning laboratory classes in which more extended study and the development of independent laboratory technique is made possible. Ad¬ ditionally, students are able to do research in great detail upon a specialized topic of interest to them by the preparation of a project for the annual Science Fair. SATURDAY MORNING LAB Seated, left to right, Mrs. Kathleen Nisco, Mr. Ernest Mazzone, Department Head, (French Club Advisor), Miss Geraldine Rucki (French Club Advisor), Standing, left to right, Mr. Jean P. Houde (Classics Club Advisor), Mr. Anthony Feroci (Span¬ ish Club Advisor) Foreign Languages Because of the rapidly increasing need for a working knowledge of foreign languages in both education and the business world, our foreign language department, under the direction of Mr. Ernest Mazzone, has revolutionized its outlook in the brief period of time that he has been associated with the high school foreign language program. The study of elementary Spanish and French, as well as Russian, on Saturday mornings, is devoted entirely to aural- oral (hearing-speaking) comprehension. A simplified laboratory composed of tape recorders and head sets helps the student acquire the necessary pattern and structural drills. As a result of this method, students, when beginning to read and write, glide into foreign lan¬ guages undaunted by vowels of differ¬ ent value and unintimidated by new alphabets. In the field of classical lan¬ guages, the study of Latin offers the student a vital link with the glories of a past civilization and makes even more pleasant and rewarding the study of Spanish, French, English, as well as World History and Biology. La lecon va bien! Seated, left to right, Miss Alice Badger (Innitou Advisor), Miss Doris T. Lynch, Department Head, (Business Ed. Club Advisor, Tanner News Ad¬ visor), Miss Eleanor McCall (Innitou Advisor), Standing, left to right, Mr. I. Edward Marashio, (Faculty Manager of Athletics), Miss Judith Berry (Pep Club Advisor), Mr. Richard Skeffington (Sophomore Class Ad¬ visor, Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach), Miss Alice E. Brady This beats addition! This department, under the di¬ rection of Miss Doris T. Lynch, is designed for pupils who plan to be stenographers, bookkeepers or clerks, and also provides prepara¬ tion for the fields of accounting, salesmanship, the administration of small business and the area of civil service. The program provides terminal education for many students and the strategic location of the City of Woburn in relation to industrial Route 128 and the banking and in¬ surance centers of Boston provides numerous opportunities for employ¬ ment. In addition, the Business Educa¬ tion Department provides valuable electives in personal typing and gen¬ eral business for the pupils in all other curricula at Woburn High School. Music Library Art Miss Sheeran is always willing to help. Left to right, Mr. Edson L. Kimball (Director of Senior Play, Band, Orchestra), Miss Helen Sheeran (Librarian, Future Teachers Club Advisor), Mr. Frank Newark (Art, Fine Arts Club Advisor) Mr. Edson L. Kimball, head of the Music Department, is directly responsible for our talented band and orchestra. These groups participate in many school functions and give senior high musicians a chance to dis¬ play their abilities in public. Music appre¬ ciation classes are designed to enrich the students knowledge of the great wealth of music which has come to us down through the centuries. In the Art Department, a course intended to produce a basic understanding of the prin¬ ciples of both two and three dimensional de¬ sign is offered under the guidance of Mr. Frank Newark. Problems basically adaptable to either commercial or fine art techniques are solved, and the history of art is dis¬ cussed. The Harlow Library has a collection of sev¬ eral thousand books, hundreds of periodicals and pamphlets, and a number of filmstrips and recordings. The primary function of the library is to provide resources for students and teachers and to stimulate reading. Each year a Paperback Book Fair is held under the direction of the School Librarian, Miss Helen Sheeran. 16 Home Economics A stitch in time . . . Standing, left to right, Miss Jane Cowhig, Miss Carol Donovan, Seated, Miss Barbara Dunbury (Hi-Teen Fash¬ ion Club Advisor) The Home Economics Department, under the direction of Miss Barbara Dunbury, is now offer¬ ing a course for senior high girls in clothing con¬ struction and wardrobe planning. This class meets five periods per week, two of which are devoted to lectures and three to laboratory work. Per¬ sonal grooming, design, budgeting, consumer in¬ formation are some of the units covered along with actual garm ent construction. In the Shop and Mechanical Drawing Depart¬ ment, courses in woodworking are available for those seniors who desire them. However, the larger part of the program is devoted to the draw¬ ing courses, mechanical and pre-engineering. A beginning treatment in graphic representation is an important part in work training for those who do not plan any further formal education, and is also an important part in the college prepara¬ tion for students planning a study of engineering. i]wr 7 Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Mr. Thomas Kilday Mr. Wilfred Walsh All together now, 1 - 2 , 1 - 2 . Physical Walter White Coordinator of Athletics Education All the knowledge in the world is of little use to our students unless they possess strong and healthy bodies. The Physical Education Department offers a pleasant change from mental activity to physical activity. This year, physical fitness examina¬ tions have been administered to all stu¬ dents as a part of the national effort to improve the health of American youth. As a result of this program, the students have approached their exer¬ cises with fresh ambition and purpose. Additionally, physical education classes give students an opportunity to partici¬ pate in team games, and also give in¬ struction in the ways of good health. Left to right, Austin T. Garvey, Jr., (Track and Cross Country Coach), Brenda MacNicholl, (Cheerleader Advisor, Tennis and Basketball Coach), Marie Seminatore (Field Hockey and Softball Coach, Harold Ransom. This is supposed to keep us fit? The start of a wonderful evening. oiree m emoires I could have danced all night. : for pictures Ufa y J y 1961 ids us to heaven. With or without — ice ? They planned our evening of memories. 1 Your chicks is here. Jo is a Jack LaLanne pupil. The Egg And I December 1, 1961 CAST Betty MacDonald . .. Don MacDonald Anne . Joan . Thad. Delicate Daisy . Mr. Mannix . Corinne . Fishface . Hi Baby . J. J. Ross . Lingery Lady. Milicent Ames .... Thermometer Tessie Miss Linden. Grady . Larsen . Paula . Toni . Lolly . Mitzie . .. Patricia L. O’Donnell .Anthony J. Bent . Iris A. LoFaro .Jo Ann Anglim James H. Chalmers, Jr. ... Grace E. Knowland .. Clifford R. Dobbins . C. Sandra Starr . Boyd N. Bowers ... Philip G. Hatfield .... Bruce R. Corduck . Philip T. Brady .... Sharon K. Christie ... Joanne Y. Addario ... . Donna M. Ramasci .Ellen L. Reed . John D. Hill .. . Edward F. Doherty . Beatrice Loewy .... Judy A. Kendrick ... Barbara A. Stuart .. . Mary Lou Halloran Ugh, me Fishface. iilll uKliiliilKlli Seated, left to right, Mr. Paul K. Sweeney, Advisor, Paul Nutile, President, Miss Sheila O’Brien, Advisor, Standing, Richard Bevilacqua, Vice President, Kathleen Carey, Sec¬ retary, Judith Higgins, Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS LEADERS Annual Election October 26, 1961 Two officials, Marjorie and Martha, are efficient checkers. SOPHOMORE CLASS LEADERS Left to right, Jean Mahoney, Treasurer, Roberta Pistone, Secretary, Mr. Richard Skeffington, Advisor, Fred Erwin, President, Miss Mary Dunsford, Advisor, Charles Foley, Vice President Is this a secret ballot? Annual Science Fair March 15 and 16, 1962 BIOLOGY—John W. Martin, Third Prize, Charles R. Forbes, First Prize, Karin Eckstein, Second Prize liui ' iimii: GENERAL SCIENCE—Brian A. Gricus, Third Prize, Ronald Boudreau, First Prize, John Cain, Second Prize, Joseph T. Carbone, Second Prize, James Anderson, Third Prize (Not in picture) EXPEf, ru A 3 CbL ilk £wl W CHEMISTRY—Edward J. Lynch, First Prize, Donna J. Clapp, Third Prize, Thomas Dobbins, Second Prize MATHEMATICS—James Otis, Third Prize, Barbara Wilke, Second Prize, R. Leigh Eddy, Jr., First Prize 27 PHYSICS—Robert E. Rebello, Second Prize, Barbara A. Stuart, Third Prize, Raymond A. Liddell, First Prize The charge of the lunch brigade! Who could possibly command all this attention? Hard at Work?? ST [Wm THE FLIGHT As fledglings on our first attempted flight, We left our nest in search of higher learning. Embarking on our trip to seek the right, We knew that time would grant us no returning. The molting of our feathers came with time; Each passing day our knowledge did increase. No longer nestlings, we enjoyed the clime, As wings, untried, have been with strength released. Now that our trial-flight days are almost o’er, And parted are the days of erudition. Now on to even greater heights we’ll soar, As we go forth to seek our life’s ambition. 30 ■■ TOMORROW’S NOW TODAY Time has come to part friends As we end the days Filled with books and teachers That have steered our ways. Now the World is calling And to us does say, “Graduates on your way now, For tomorrow’s now today.” Each must try his utmost In his separate way. To give to life a meaning Is the hope we pray. Keep the country growing And let freedom stay, Grad’uates on our way now, For Tomorrow’s now today. Tune: Let Me Call You Sweetheart 31 Seated: Left to right, Anthony Bent, President, Mr. William J. Horrigan, Advisor, Diane Lavaeehia, Secretary, Standing: Joanne Addario, Treasurer, James Chalmers Vice-President Senior Officers PETER ADAMS II 4 Tremont Street “Aif” Wildest Dream To speed-shift like Auntie George Fondest Memory First Lunch Future Ambition Technical School JOANNE YVETTE ADDARIO 15 West Street “Sapphire” Activities Class Treasurer 3,2,1 Cheerleader 1, National Hono Society 2,1, Student Council 3 2,1, Tanner News 2,1, Spanisl Club 3,2 (Secretary), Literar: Society 2, Senior Play, Prizi Speaking Contest 3 (first prize Women’s Club Representativi 1, Junior Class Marshal, G.A.A 1 Wildest Dream To be Mis: America Fondest Memory Clasi Day, 1961, Future Ambitioi Private Secretary and Fashioi Modeling RICHARD ALAN AGNEW I 3 Lake Circle “Richie” Activities Art Club 3,2,1, Band 2,1, Orchestra 2 Wildest Dream Become the Bishop of Nassau Fondest Memory Traveling with the band to and from the foot¬ ball games Future Ambition Rhode Island School of Design then Virginia Theological School PATRICK JAMES ALLOSSO 11 8 Liana Street “Pat” Fondest Memory Having Mr. Cohen for a chemistry teachei Future Ambition To own a sixty foot yacht IV WILLIAM FRANCIS AMES III 18 Felton Street “Bill” Wildest Dream To live in Ha¬ waii Fondest Memory English Class Future Ambition New England Lineotype School JO ANN ANGLIM 4 Salem Avenue Activities Pep Club 2, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 2,1 Student Coun¬ cil 2,1 (Secretary) Business Ed. Club 1 (President), Senior Play, Innitou, Color and Motto Com¬ mittee Wildest Dream To con¬ duct a game of “Ha” for the entire Senior Class in the sec¬ ond-floor corridor Fondest Mem¬ ory All those “Dishes of Tea” at “Club 22” Future Ambition To become a legal secretary JAMES STEPHEN ARNOLD I 14 Woodside Terrace Activities Track 2,1, Cross Country 3,2, Math Club 1, Sci¬ ence Club 3, Senior Play Wild¬ est Dream To fly to the moon Fondest Memory The thundering stampede to the cafeteria Future Ambition U.S. Coast Guard Academy DANIEL HENRY BARCH I 6 Ford Terrace “Yogi” Activities Football 3,2,1, Key Club 3,2,1 Wildest Dream To be¬ come Registrar of Motor Vehi- •les with a certain other Senior Fondest Memory Long trips to Happy Hampton and daily visits -° Uncle Fred Future Ambition College KAREN MARIE BALESTRIERI II 33 Highland Street “Karen” Activities Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1, Business Ed. 1, Wildest Dream To own and operate an orphanage Fondest Memory June 10, 1961 Future Ambition Undecided RALPH EDWARD BARRETT IV 287 Washington Street “Baron” Activities Football 3,2,1, Senior Play Wildest Dream To be Head Coach of Woburn High Football team Fondest Memory Eel’s Saturday Night Parties BARBARA ANN BAUDANZA II 27 Garfield Avenue “Barb” Activities Future Nurses 3,2, Science Club 2 Wildest Dream To travel Fondest Memory Homework Future Ambition To continue my education PAUL SALVATORE BAUDANZA I 54 Eastern Avenue “Mr. B.” Activities Classics Club 2, Golf 3,2,1, Cross Country 2,1 Wildest Dream Bowl 300 in one string Fondest Memory Girls Future Ambition Service A, A ANTHONY JOSEPH BENT I 17 Liana Street “Tony” Activities Class President 1, Key Club 1, Senior Play, Spanish Club 2, Prize Speaking 2nd prize 3, Student Council 1, Sci¬ ence Club 1, Editor Spanish Newspaper Wildest Dream To torture the creature who writes Mr. Cohen’s jokes Fondest Mem¬ ory My senior year as a class officer. Future Ambition Boston College or Holy Cross. WILLIAM THOMAS BLACKBURN I 20 Anna Road “Biff” Wildest Dream To have Eliot Ness raid a certain West Side establishment. Fondest Memory 430’s Black Mollies swallowing a candy coated piece of sodium. Future Ambition Northeastern RITA IRENE BOUTWELL IV 13 Davis Street “Rib Activities Glee Club 2,1, Busi¬ ness Ed. Club 1, Pep Club, Reading Club 1, Hi-Teen Fash¬ ion Club 1 Wildest Dream To join the P.T.A. Fondest Mem¬ ory The second bell at the end of each period. Future Ambition Private Secretary to President Kennedy PHILIP THOMAS BRADY I 8 Gayle Street “Phin” Activities Senior Play, Science Club, Wildest Dream To see Mr. Cohen and Mr. Marderosian play handball Fondest Memory My Junior classes and laughs. Future Ambition College EDWARD JOSEPH BITIMAS II 99 Main Street “Ed” Activities Football 3, Student Council 1 , Wildest Dream To be Principal of Woburn High School Fondest Memory Classes in a certain room, Future Am¬ bition Wentworth Institute ROBERT MARVIN BLACKLOCK IV 28 Mishawum Road “Bob” Activities Band and Orchestra Wildest Dream Become President of the United States, Fondest Memory Sixth grade when I used to ring the bell for the teacher, Future Ambition Accounting BOYD NICHOLAS BOWERS II 14 John Street “Eel” Activities Baseball 3,2,1, Bas¬ ketball 3,2,1, Crosscountry 1, Football Manager 1, Senior Play, Wildest Dream To be best man at B.M. and M.F.’s wed- ing. Fondest Memory Parties down ?’s . house, Future Ambi¬ tion College KATHLEEN THERESA BREEN IV 12 Sendick Road “Kathy” Activities Glee Club 3,2,1, Hi- Teen Fashion Club 3,2,1, Busi¬ ness Club 1, Tennis 3, Pep Club 3,2,1, Reading Club 1 Wildest Dream To have a “Bermuda Short Day” at W.H.S. Fondest Memory Jr. English Class field- trip to see “Gone With the Wind” with Miss Brady Future Ambition Chandler LORETTA CHRISTINE BUONANNO IV 12A Conn Street Retta” Activities Pep Club 2, Innitou, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1, Busi¬ ness Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To be with a certain boy more often Fondest Memory Helping to prepare this yearbook Future Ambition Secretarial Work ANNA ELIZABETH BURT II 117 Green Street “Ann” Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1, Glee Club 3,2 Wildest Dream To please people that should be pleased Fondest Memory April 27, 1961 Future Ambition Mar¬ riage Most Talkative MARY LOU HALLORAN TONY BENT ROBERT BUSA II S Church Street “Bob” Activities Football 3,2, Black and Orange Review 2 Wildest Dream To play “Rawhide” at Symphony Hall Fondest Memory My first hot lunch Future Am¬ bition Boston Conservatory of Music JOHN PAUL BUSCEMI I 9 Mayflower Road “Boo” Wildest Dream To have a great deal of money and to have an easy job Fondest Memory High School Future Ambition College EDITH MAY BUSHMICK IV 93 Middle Street “DeeDee” Activities Pep Club 3,2,1, Glee Club 1, Business Ed. Club 1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 2,1, Lit¬ erary Club 1, Future Teachers Club 1 Wildest Dream To tour Europe in a conventional man¬ ner Fondest Memory The won¬ derful memories of our Junior Prom Future Ambition To further education in Business Administration JOHN VICTOR CAMILLIERI II 35 Plympton Street Activities Radio Club 3,2,1, Wildest Dream To make $25,000 a year Fondest Memory The cafeteria food Future Ambition Technical School and work WALTER AUGUSTUS CALLAHAN III 7 Myrtle Street “Skits” Activities Baseball 3,2,1, Hockey 2,1, Football 3 Wildest Dream To be able to eat a hot lunch Fondest Memory The triple I hit for the J.V. Baseball Team Future Ambition To become a State Trooper GARY WILLIAM CAMPBELL IV 2 Hilltop Parkway Activities Football 3,2, Baseball 2,1, Track 3 Wildest Dream To just get on my scooter and go wherever I wish for two months Fondest Memory Last summer’s escapades on my motor scooter Future Ambition College or the service DAILY A.M. GATHERINGS What’s so funny, Gerry? Did you hear what happened! 36 JACQUELINE CAMPBELL ANN IV 20 Buckanan Street “Jackie” Activities Pep Club 3, Color Guard 2, Cheerleader 1, G.A.A. 1 Wildest Dream To be happy Fondest Memory The teacher in Room 200 Future Ambition To be an Airline Stewardess KAREN RUTH CANTRELL IV 19 Mishawum Road Casey” Activities Glee Club 3,2,1, Pep Club 3,2, Business Ed. 1 Wild¬ est Dream To be Captain of the Football Team Fondest Memory A certain bookkeeping class Future Ambition To be an Air¬ line Stewardess JOSEPH THOMAS CARBONE II 43 Salem Street “Joe” Activities Football 2,1, Base¬ ball 3,2,1 Wildest Dream To be a Millionaii-e Fondest Memory The Junior Prom Future Am¬ bition Further Schooling PAUL COLEMAN CARPENTER II j 190 Lexington Street “Muggs” Activities Hockey 3,2,1, Base¬ ball 2,1, Cross Country 1, Sci¬ ence Club 1 Wildest Dream To play pro hockey Fondest Mem¬ ory Getting sent down to the office Future Ambition Techni¬ cal Institute THOMAS EDWARD CARNEY II 6 Princeton Road Activities Football 3,2,1, Base¬ ball 3,2,1, Basketball 2,1 Wild¬ est Dream To play professional baseball and have a good bite Fondest Memory Playing on the first Woburn High Baseball Team to win the Class B State Championship Future Ambition Further Education CORINNE ELLEN CASHELL IV 29 Union Street “Shorty” Activities Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1, Business Ed. 1, Science Fair 3, Tanner News 1 Wildest Dream To see a certain some¬ one graduate from B.C. Fondest Memory July 10, 1961 and the Summer of 1961 Future Ambi¬ tion Work PAUL JAMES CASSETTARI IV 42 Rumford Park Avenue Activities Key Club 3, Science Club 3 Wildest Dream Become Secretary-General of the United Nations Fondest Memory The wonderful time at the Junior Prom Future Ambition To at¬ tend Bentley College of Ac¬ counting and Finance ALBERT HENRY CAUCHON II 15 South Bedford Road Wildest Dream To be Editor of Mad Fondest Memory Coming to Woburn Senior High Future Ambition Franklin Institute 37 4 � ' i PHILIP ALAN CEDERBERG II 20 Fulton Street “Bugs” Activities Radio Club 3 (Treas¬ urer), 2 (President), Key Club 1, Chess Club 1, Science Club 3 Wildest Dream To become a professor at M.I.T. Fondest Memory High School in general Future Ambition Further edu¬ cation l f ■ . i Clear the puck, Jim! JAMES HUNTER CHALMERS I 22 Woodside Terrace “Jim” Activities Baseball 3,2,1, Hockey 3,2,1, Football 2, Class Vice- President 1, Student Council 1, Tanner News 1, Senior Play, Dance Committee 2, Tufts Uni¬ versity Youth Conference 2, Drama Club 1, Science Club 3, 2, Literary Club 2 Wildest Dream To play in the World Series Fondest Memory My en¬ tire three years at Woburn High School Future Ambition College CLAIRE MARGARET CHASE IV 37 Park Street Activities Basketball 3,2,1, Soft- ball 3,2 (Captain), G.A.A. 3,2,1, Business Ed. Club 1, Badminton 3,2,1 Wildest Dream To play softball for the U. S. Olympic Team Fondest Memory The month of July, 1961 Future Ambition Work Jim is really pn his toes! JOHN ANTHONY CHIUMIENTO II 109 Main Street Wildest Dream To attend col¬ lege Future Ambition Went¬ worth Institute 38 SHARON KAY CHRISTIE I 13 Hilltop Terrace “Shan” Activities Cheerleader 2,1, Pep- club 3, Senior Play, Science Fair Winner 2, 1st prize, Jr. Prom Committee, Student Coun¬ cil 1, G.A.A. 3,2,1, Science Club 1, Future Nurses Club 3, Inni- tou, Basketball 3, Wildest Dream To ski down the Alps and find a St. Bernard dog waiting Fondest Memory My bowling experiences Future Am¬ bition College ROBERT WINTHROP CLARK I 10 Fairmount Street “Bob” Activities Football 3,2, Basket¬ ball 3,2, Spanish Club 3, Wild¬ est Dream To travel across the country, Fondest Memory My Junior English Class, Future Ambition College GARY NORTON CLUNK I 5 Pilgrim Road Wildest Dream Get up at 12 :00, go to work at 1:00, take an hour off for lunch and finish by 2:00, Fondest Memory The summer of 1961 Future Ambi¬ tion College and Air Force WILLIAM COAKLEY II 305 Montvale Avenue “Billy” Activities Football 3, Wildest Dream Improve the Hot Lunch, Future Ambition Graduate from high school BRUCE RICHARD CORDUCK I 36 Beach Street Activities Spanish Club 2, Key Club 2, Senior Play, Drama Guild, Wildest Dream To own a Mercedes-Benz 300SL Fondest Memory Spanish 2, Future Am¬ bition College ROLAND JOSEPH COUTURE IV 31 Columbus Road Wildest Dream To become Gov¬ ernor of a state, Fondest Mem¬ ory My years in Junior High School, Future Ambition To be an Interior Decorator TIMOTHY LAWRENCE COAKLEY IV 13 Hilltop Circle “Tim” Wildest Dream To make my parents and relatives very proud, Fondest Memory My Sen¬ ior High years, Future Ambi¬ tion Navy JOAN ELISE COGAN IV 56 Prospect Street “Joanie” Activities Future Teachers 2, Tennis 3, Glee Club 3,2, Reading Club 1, Nomad Magazine Staff 1, Business Ed. 1, Wildest Dream Play football for the New York Giants, Fondest Memory 3:00 sessions Future Ambition Secretarial School 39 DAVID BLAKE CROWLEY I 34 Warren Avenue Dave” Activities Football 3,2,1, Base¬ ball 3,2,1, Hockey 2,1, Junior Rotarian 1 Wildest Dream To play for the St. Louis Cardinals wearing Stan Musial’s No. 6 Fondest Memory Playing center- field for the Babe Ruth All-Star Champs for two years in a row 1960-61 Future Ambition College JOSEPH NICHOLAS DANIZIO III 16 John Street Wildest Dream To travel around the world Fondest Memory Last summer’s vacation when I trav¬ eled Future Ambition Air Force ALFRED JAMES DeLEO II 9 Frank Court “Foo-Foo” Activities Football 3,2,1, Base¬ ball 1, Basketball 1 ' (Manager) Wildest Dream To score a touchdown in the Winchester game Fondest Memory The Ninth Grade Outing Future Am¬ bition Undecided ROBERT JOHN DeLUCA I 868 Main Street “Bobby” Activities Football 3,2,1, Junior Prom Committee, Key Club 1, Tanner News 1 (Business Man¬ ager), Innitou, Science Club 1 Wildest Dream To spend the summer at Hampton Beach Fondest Memory My Senior Year Future Ambition Teacher’s College DONALD EDWARD CUMMINGS I 3 Fail-view Terrace Activities Football 3,2,1 Key Club 1, Student Council 3,2,1 (President) Senior Dance Com¬ mittee Wildest Dream To score a touchdown. Fondest Memory Junior Prom Future Ambition To study electrical engineering THOMAS FRANCIS DAVIS I 4 Lake Circle Activities Hockey 3,2,1, Science Club 3, Math Club 3 Wildest Dream To be a Dictator and rule the world Fondest Memory Senior year and the fourth floor Future Ambition College PAUL MARIO DelMONICO I 3 Bernard Road “Raul” Activities Key Club 1, Science Club 1 Wildest Dream To travel all over the world Fondest Memory Junior Prom Future Ambition College ROBERTA ANNE DICKEY IV 7 Robinson Road “Bobbie” Activities Hi-Team Fashion Club, 2,1, Business Ed. Club 1, Girls’ Glee Club 3,2, Student Council (Alternate) 2 Wildest Dream To take a trip around the world, stopping in every city Fondest Memory All the fun in my Senior Year Future Ambi¬ tion Office work, then marriage Mr. and Miss Woburn High BUCKY DOHERTY JO ANGLIM JOANNE CAROL DeMARCO IV 120 Russell Street Jo- Activities Glee Club 3,2,1, Wild¬ est Dream To grow four feet in height Fondest Memory My Jun¬ ior Prom with someone special Future Ambition To be a career girl JANET GAIL DiSILVA IV 7 Kennedy Road Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Glee Club 2 Wildest Dream A trip to Hawaii Fondest Memory Fourth period Thursday Future Ambition Secretarial Work , CLIFFORD ROBERT j DOBBINS II ; 2 Wheeling Street !, “Cliff- Activities Cross Country 3,2, Track 3, Student Council 1, Senior Play W ' ildest Dream To become Registrar of Motor Ve¬ hicles Fondest Memory Daily visits to Uncle Fred Future Ambition East Coast Aero Tech EDWARD FRANCIS DOHERTY 1 15 Wade Avenue Bucky” Activities Football 3, 2,1, Base¬ ball 3,2,1, Basketball 2 (Man¬ ager), Class President 3,2, Spanish Club 3,2, Science Club 2, Drama Guild 1, Innitou, Mass. Boys’ State Representa¬ tive 2, Dance Committee 3,2,1, Wildest Dream To be the house¬ mother of a sorority Fondest Memory Ninth Grade Gradua¬ tion at the Choate Memorial Hospital Future Ambition Col¬ lege GERALD RICHARD DOHERTY II 50 Dragon Court “Jerry” Wildest Dream To live in the South Pacific Fondest Memory Sitting in the Parking Lot be¬ fore school Future Ambition U. S. Air Force ANN MARIE DUNHAM IV 4 Winn Park Activities Student Council 3, Business Ed. Club 1, Pep Club 3,2,1, Glee Club 3,2,1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 3,1 Wildest Dream To learn to ride a surfboard Fondest Memory A “special” memory of the Junior Prom Fu¬ ture Ambition Bryant Stratt¬ on Business School JAMES FRANCIS DONOVAN II 129 Spring Court Extension “Piggy” Activities Basketball 3,2,1 (Co¬ captain), Baseball 3,2,1, Foot¬ ball 3, Dance Committee 3 Wildest Dream To play either basketball or baseball profes¬ sionally Fondest Memory Our State Championship in baseball, 1961 Future Ambition To be¬ come a rich bachelor DONALD GEORGE DURKIN I 9 Penny Road “Don” Activities Football 3,2,1, Track 3,2,1 Wildest Dream To play professional football Fondest Memory The day I ran eighty yards for a touchdown Future Ambition College John, Don and George get ready, set . . . JAMES WILLARD EATON I 7 Gregg Street “Simmy” Activities Football 3,2, Wildest Dream To make a million dol¬ lars before I am 21, Fondest Memory Time spent in a cer¬ tain room. Future Ambition Wentworth Institute ROBERT LEIGH EDDY, JR. I 53 Elm Street “Leigh” Activities Literary Society Treas. 2, Sixth Sense Club President 1, Nomad Editor 1, Tanner News 2, Innitou Assist¬ ant Editor, Spanish Club Pres. 1, Class Vice-President 2, Ex¬ change Student 2, Science Club 3.2.1, Jr. Rotarian, Junior Prom Committee, Band and Orchestra 2.1. Wildest Dream Own and run my own stamp and coin shop, Fondest Memory The won¬ derful people of Woburn High, Future Ambition College MARY GRACE FICOCIELLO IV 20 Ash Street “Fickie” Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Wildest Dream To make Hamp¬ ton Beach off-limits for people over 21, Fondest Memory My many nights at Louie’s with the gang. Future Ambition To be a hairdresser THERESA LORRAINE EQUATORE IV 5 Border Street “Terry” Activities Glee Club 1,2, Busi¬ ness Ed. Club 1, Wildest Dream To go to Hawaii and ride a surfboard. Fondest Memory My Junior Prom Future Ambition Chandler School for Women RICHARD HAROLD EATON I 27 Fulton Street “Dickie” Activities Football 3,2,1, Track 3,1, Hockey 3,2,1, Student Coun¬ cil 1 Wildest Dream To play hockey for the Montreal Cana¬ dians Fondest Memory May 5, 1960 Our Junior Prom, Future Ambition College FREDDA TOBEY FINEBERG I 14 Caulfield Road Activities Future Nurses Club 3,2 (Sec.) 1, Pep Club 3, Art Club 1, Tanner’s News 1, Lit¬ erary Society 1, Science Club 1 Wildest Dream To be Ben Casey’s Assistant, Fondest Mem¬ ory Trying to find a space in the parking lot. Future Ambi¬ tion School of Nursing AROL ELIZABETH FITZSIMMONS IV 10 Sturgis Street ’Fitzie” Activities Pep Club 3,2, Glee -lub 1,2,3, Bus. Ed. Club 1, Wildest Dream To graduate .vith high honors, Fondest Mem- ry December 25, 1960, Future Ambition Secretarial School u l DIANE ELIZABETH FLAMAND I 25 Park Drive “Dee” Activities Pep Club 3, Drama Guild 3, Glee Club 3, Future Teachers Club 2,1, Literary Club 2,1, Math Club 1, Science Club 1, Wildest Dream To travel to Europe, Fondest Memory 6th period in Room 426, Future Ambition Teaching JUDY WATKINS ED FOLEY Most Athletic EDWARD CHARLES FOLEY I 39 Franklin Street “Tanjo Activities Football 3,2,1. Basket¬ ball 3,2,1 (Co-captain), Baseball 3,2,1, Mass. Boys’ State Repre¬ sentative 2, Dance Committee 3, French Club 3,2 Wildest Dream To be a bachelor forever Fondest Memory Cutting ses¬ sions during football movies Fu¬ ture Ambition College JOSEPH LEE FORESTER II 66 Burlington Street Joe” Wildest Dream To own a Cor - - vette Fondest Memory The hot lunch Future Ambition Unde¬ cided RUTH EMMA FOLEY I 4 Blake Street “Ruthie” Activities Future Nurses Club 3,2 (Secretary), 1 (President), French Club 2, Tennis 3,2,1, Pep Club 3 (Treasurer) 2, G.A.A. 2, Literary Society 1, Science Club 1, Science Fair 1961 (Second Prize), Innitou W’ildest Dream To be an F.B.I. Agent Fondest Memory Saturday morning lab Future Ambition Nursing School GEORGE BRAINARD FOWLE I 60 Kilby Street Frog” Activities Cross Country 3,2,1 Basketball 3,2,1, Track 3,2,1, Senior Play, Key Club 2,1, Spanish Club 2 (Vice-President) Wildest Dream To have a date with Kim Novak Fondest Mem¬ ory Being on the basketball team that won the Northeastern Championship and beat Win¬ chester Future Ambition College JUDITH CLARA FREDERICK IV 12 Anna Road “Judy” Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Pep Club 3,2, G.A.A. 3 Wildest Dream To become a great ice skater, Fondest Memory My proms Future Ambition Office Work JOAN LOUISE FREEMAN I 10 Maywood Terrace Activities Future Nurses 2,1 (Vice President), Literary Club 1, Science Club 1, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 3, Tanner News 1, Science Fair, Tennis 2,1 Senior Play Wildest Dream To take a trip to Huntington Valley, Pa. Fondest Memory The summer of 1961 and January 21, 1961 at the Totem Pole Future Ambi¬ tion Nursing School � JOHN PHILIP FRIEL I 121 Winter Street I “Jake” .i Activities Key Club 3,2,1 (Vice- I President), Band 3,2,1, Orches- I tra 3,2,1, Innitou Wildest Dream I To play at the Newport Jazz I Festival Fondest Memory Jam I sessions in the back of the band I bus Future Ambition Teachers I College MARILYN VERONICA | FROST IV I 6 Emeline Street “Mai” i Activities Business Ed. Club 1 ' Wildest Dream To make up my mind about a certain someone Fondest Memory A boy with | white bucks Future Ambition To be somebody H. LAWRENCE FROBERG I 11 Walnut Court “Larry” Wildest Dream Moonlight cruise to the moon Fondest Memory Dissecting grasshoppers in the biology class Future Ambition Coast Guard Academy LAWRENCE JOSEPH GADUE I 16 Creston Avenue “Larry” Activities Football 3 Wildest Dream To be Secretary-General of the United Nations Fondest Memory Homeroom 431 Future Ambition Coast Guard Academy CHARLES CARL GANGIE II 332 Russell Street “Stewy” Wildest Dream Own Gorin’s Fondest Memory First hot lunch JOSEPH DOMINIC GATTA II 12 Poole Street “Joe” Wildest Dream Have a million dollars before age 18 Fondest Memory Junior Prom Future Ambition Industrial Tech 45 KAREN DOROTHY GEORGOULAKOS I 3 Green Street “George” Activities Future Teachers Club 2,1 (Vice President), French Club 2, Pep Club 3,2, Tanner News 1, Literary Society 1 (Secretary), Tennis 2, G.A.A. 2, Art Club 1, Science Club 1 Wildest Dream To get an “A” in a math course Fondest Mem¬ ory Senior Reception of 1961 Future Ambition College NANCY LAUREL GIBBS IV 21 Kendall Drive “Nan” Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1 Wild¬ est Dr eam To do a lot of travel¬ ing Fondest Memory A certain boy Future Ambition Work and then marriage JOANNE ADDARIO Best Dressed JOHN GORRASI JUDITH ANNE GICHUN II 9 North Maple Street Judy” Activities Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1, Basketball 3 Wildest Dream To become a great singer or model Fondest Memory Singing with “The Rythmn Tones”, six wonderful fellows Future Ambi¬ tion John Robert Power ' s Model¬ ing School JOSEPH PATRICK GILL II 11 Leonard Street “Joe” Activities Science Club 3, Radio Club 3 Fondest Memory Per¬ forming operations on animals in biology with our Irish teach¬ er Future Ambition To be an electroplater VILLIAM A. GILLIS 2 Court Street Bill” II IV future Ambition Plan to get good job and get married OHN ARTHUR GORRASI IV 9 Va Hovey Street ‘Cha-Cha” Activities Football 3,2 Hockey ,2,1, Golf 3,2,1, Wildest Dream fo play goalie for the Boston Iruins, Fondest Memory My irst hockey game—a one save hutout BRIAN ANTHONY GRICUS I 35 Cleveland Avenue Activities Band 3,2,1, Orchestra 3,2,1, Art Club 2,1 Wildest Dream To always be like a meatball, never square. Fondest Memory Refreshments in Art Club, Future Ambition To at¬ tend a college of art MARY LOU HALLORAN IV 6 Shields Street “Tiger” Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Student Council 2, Senior Play, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1, Drama Club 1, Wildest Dream To travel to New Orleans to see the Hoboes play at the Hobo’s Jungle.” Fondest Memory March 14, 1960, Future Ambition To marry a certain Drummer. ANITA LOUISE GONSALVES 16 Marion Avenue “Gonzi” Activities Business Education Club 1, Field Hockey 3, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 2, Wildest Dream To teach modern Jazz dancing. Fondest Memory Singing on T. V. with the Atmospheres, Future Ambition Business school or modeling school. MARIE ELAINE GORRASI IV 19% Hovey Street “Mee” Activities National Honor So¬ ciety 2,1, Rep. to Women’s Club 1, Business Ed. Club 1 (Sec), Innitou, Wildest Dream To be happily married and raise a large family. Fondest Memory A certain someone in 321, Fu¬ ture Ambition Private or legal Secretary BERNARD JAMES HAGERTY II 23 Stoddard Street “Jim” Activities Football 2, W’ildest Dream To someday own a brand new “1928” Model A Ford Roadster and take it to Ii ' eland Fondest Memory The day I had my license plate number taken for blowing my cow horn in the school parking lot. Future Ambition Stockbridge School of Agriculture PHILIP GEORGE HATFIELD II 5 O’Neil Rd. “Phil” Activities Senior Play 1, Tanner News 1, Student Council Wild¬ est Dream To be Principal Fondest Memory The Hot Lunch JEAN MARIE HAVERTY IV 9 Fletcher Road “Jeanie” Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1 Wildest Dream To have a million dollars Future Ambition Secretarial School JOHN DELANO HILL I 37 Park Street “Rat’ Activities Cross Country 3,2,1, (Capt.) Basketball 3,2,1, Track 3,2,1 (Captain), Key Club 2,1 (Treasurer) Spanish Club 2 (Treasurer), Student Council 3, Senior Play Wildest Dream To play jazz like Ahmad Jamal Fondest Memory Cookies and Chemistry in 426 Future Am¬ bition College and the 1964 Olympics SUSAN L. HILL I 48 Creston Avenue “Susie” Activities Future Nurses Club 2, 1 Wildest Dream To be the first nurse astronaut to the moon Fondest Memory Watch¬ ing “33” score touchdowns Fu¬ ture ambition Nursing School CHARLES JAMES HORAN I 13 Seneca Road “Chuck” Wildest Dream To get an “A” in English Fondest Memory The last seat in the Chemistry Class Future Ambition College ROBERT FRANCIS HOLLAND 11 Melo Road “Robby” Wildest Dream To stay sing Fondest Memory My first nig] with a car Future Ambiti( Wentworth Institute EDWARD LEE HORTON I 5 Flowe Street “Mighty Mouse” Activities Cross Country 2, Track 2,1 Wildest Dream To b first to go to the moon Fondes Memory To be as great an art ist as Norman Rockwell KAREN MAY HUMPHREY II 45 Beacon Street Activities Pep Club 3,2 Cheer¬ leader 1, G.A.A. 1, Business Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To get an “A” in Senior Science Fond¬ est Memory Last Labor Day weekend Future Ambition Mans¬ field Academy FRANK JOHN IRITANO II 20 Hart Street “Irritable” Activities Football 3, Basketball 3, 1 Wildest Dream To graduate 48 BRENDA ANN JOHNSON IV 28 Cranston Circle “Bren” Activities Business Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To go to Ken¬ tucky with five of my friends and never come back Fondest Memory My junior year in Room 215 and letting the air out of a certain someone’s tires Future Ambition Business School LLOYD OTIS JORDAN II 24 Center Street “Rusty” Activities Football 3,2 Wildest Dream To be successful Fondest Memory The final bell on Fri¬ day Future Ambition School and the service LEWIS JAMES JONES II 19 Nashua Street “Bud” Wildest Dream To be rich Fond¬ est Memory The 2:15 bell Fu¬ ture Ambition To travel HARRIET EVELYN JOYCE II 25 Richardson Street “Hat” Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Pep Club 3 Wildest Dream To own a home in Beverly Hills, California Fondest Memory The summer of 1961 Future Ambi¬ tion Further my education JUDY KENDRICK BUCKY DOHERTY Most Popular SHARYN ELIZABETH JOYCE I 23 North Warren Street “Jeff” Activities Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 3,2 Wildest Dream To swap places with my teachers for one week Fondest Memory My seventeenth birthday Fu¬ ture Ambition College and then a tour of all the places I’ve wanted to see CAROLYN SUSAN KEATING IV 83 Creston Avenue Carol” Activities Business Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To travel around the world with five of my friends Fondest Memory My study in Room 319 Future Am¬ bition Office Wox-k BERNARD CHARLES KEATING II 83 Creston Avenue “Bernie” Activities Football 3,2,1 (Man¬ ager), Golf 3,2,1, Hockey 1 Wildest Dream To go to the nurse Fondest Memory The ninth grade outing JOHN FRANCIS KELSCH I 102 Pleasant Street “Jack” Activities Football 3 Wildest Dream To climb Mt. Everest Fondest Memory The hot lunches Future Ambition College JUDITH ANN KENDRICK I 34 Leonard Street “Judy” Activities Cheer Leader 2,1 (Captain), Softball 3, Basket¬ ball 3, Field Hockey 3, Student Council 3,2, Class Vice-Presi¬ dent 3, Dance Committee 3,1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 2,1, G.A.A. 2,1, Pep Club 3, Senior Play Wildest Dream To ride a motor scooter around the world Fondest Memory The Junior Prom and its wonderful memor¬ ies Future Ambition College JUDITH ANN KENNEY IV 19 Maywood Terrace Judy” Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Honor Society 2,1 Wildest Dream To win a trip around the world, all expenses paid Fondest Memory My Senior Year and the summer before Future Ambition Secretarial work GRACE HELEN KNOWLAND I 119 Pine Street “Gracie” Activities Pep Club 3, Future Teachers Club 3,2,1, Band 1, Orchestra 3,2, Archery 3, Senior Play, G.A.A. 3,1 Wildest Dream To empty Mr. Cohen’s jug of concentrated H 2 O 2 Fondest Memory July 23, 1961 Future Ambition To be a teacher WALTER JOSEPH LaFRENIERE IV 20 Rock Sreet Wildest Dream To see Moe R Flower of the musical world Fondest Memory Having my temperature taken when I had a toothache CONSTANCE JANET LADD IV 49 Nashua Street “Connie” Activities Basketball 3,2,1, Art Club 2,1, G.A.A. 3,2,1 Wildest Dream To sell an oil painting for five hundred thousand dol¬ lars Fondest Memory The many trips taken under Mrs. Cardillo Future Ambition School of Art FRANCES ELIZABETH LANGILL II 1 Draper Street Frannie” Activities Business Ed. Club 1, G.A.A. 1 Wildest Dream To take a trip to Hawaii Fondest Mem¬ ory My Junior English Class Future Ambition To marry a wonderful fellow DIANNE LOUISE LAVACCHIA I 42 Webster Avenue Activities Field Hockey 3, Soft- ball 3,2, Basketball 3, Sudent Council 1, Secretary of Class 2,1, Dance Committee 2,1, Color and Motto Committee 1, Span¬ ish Club 3,2, Vice President Classics Club 3,2 Wildest Dream To go to Hawaii Fondest Mem¬ ory All the “checking” and “Laughs” at B Lunch Future Ambition; College CHARLES NORMAN LAYTE II 68 Pearl Street “Charlie” Wildest Dream To be a Race Driver at Indianapolis Fondest Memory My Senior Year Future Ambition To become an En¬ gineering Draftsman ARTHUR GEORGE LEANOS IV 1 Sonrel Street “Greek” Wildest Dream To manage the Star Market Fondest Memory Office Machines with Miss Badger Future Ambition College JOSEPH LIMONCiELLO I 9 Hudson Street “Little Joe” Activities Football 3 Wildest Dream To be a professional soc¬ cer player Fondest M emory My first day in America Future Ambition To attend Northeast¬ ern University or join the U.S. Air Force RALPH FRANK LENTZ III 65 Mt. Pleasant Street “Lunch” Wildest Dream To ti-avel around the world Fondest Memory The days in Mr. Cohen’s room Fu¬ ture Ambition To become an electrician BEATRICE LOEWY I 173 Burlington Street “Bea” Activities French Club 2, Tennis 3, Future Nurses Club 2,1, Lit¬ erary Club 2,1, Tanner News 2 (Assistant Editor), 1 (Editor), Senior Play Wildest Dream I would like to become logical Fondest Memory Having had the Tanner News out on time Future Ambition Nursing My, what a neat desk! IRIS ANN LoFARO I 324 Washington Street Activities Field Hockey 3, Ten¬ nis 3, G.A.A. 3, Senior Play, Future Teachers 1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1, Exchange Stu¬ dent, Reading Club 1, National Honor Society 1 Wildest Dream Raise a family of seven boys Fondest Memory Senior Play Future Ambition Home Econo¬ mics at University of Massa¬ chusetts GERALDINE AGNES LOPEZ IV 1 Brook Road Gerri” Activities Business Ed. Club, Tennis 3, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 2 Wildest Dream To build a hot rod Fondest Memory My Junior Prom Future Ambition Further education ELSIE CHRISTINA LOVEJOY IV 34 Creston Avenue Activities Glee Club 1, Business Ed. Club Wildest Dream To be¬ come a famous model Fondest Memory Summer of “61” Fu¬ ture Ambition secretarial work MARGARET DOROTHY LUNDIN 1 5 Spring Court “Marg” Activit ies Basketball 3, Softball 3, Future Nurses 3,1 National Honor Society 2,1, Literary Club 2,1, Dance Committee 3, Science Fair 2 (third prize) Wildest Dream Race in my brother’s stockcar—also, “some¬ day” Fondest Memory Senior Year of the Class of 1961 Fu¬ ture Ambition Nursing and eventually marriage CAROL ANNE MAHER IV 1 Millyan Road ‘Tiger” Activities Cheerleader 1, Busi¬ ness Ed. Club 1, Hi-Teen Fash¬ ion Club 2 Wildest Dream To spend two weeks in the hos¬ pital Fondest Memory Christ¬ mas Week 1961, Future Am¬ bition New England Telephone Telegraph Company VICTOR GEORGE MAHER 1 202 Montvale Avenue “Vic” Activities Track 2,1, Chess Club 2,1, Art Club 2,1 Wildest Dream To be a millionaire LINDA JANE MAHTESIAN IV 12 Janis Terrace “Lin Activities Business Ed. Club 1, [Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1 Wildest (Dream To have one real date •vith a certain bowlegged boy from Maine, Fondest Memory All the good times I have had luring my high school years Future Ambition Secretarial School DEANNA FRANCES MANIE 3 Highland Street “Dee” Activities Future Teachers 2, Business Ed. Club 1, Nomad Magazine 1, Pep Club 3,2, Reading Club 1 Wildest Dream To make people happy Fondest Memory My senior year, espec¬ ially the nights we had no homework Future Ambition To work and further my educa¬ tion FRANK DEAN MARION I 11 Thornton Street “Frankie” Activities Baseball 3, Classics Club 3,2 Fondest Memory The students of Woburn High Fu¬ ture Ambition College What’s the matter, Fredda, doesn’t it taste good? PATRICIA JEAN MARSHALL II 63 Winn Street “Pat” Activities Basketball 3, Busi¬ ness Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To marry that certain someone Fondest Memory October 29, 1960 Future Ambition Unde¬ cided WILLIAM JAMES MARTIN II 6 Clark Street “Rocky” Activities Key Club 2,1 (Presi¬ dent) Band 3,2,1, Orchestra 1, Student Council 1, Color and Motto Committee Wildest Dream To someday sit in with Gene Krupa Fondest Memory Week¬ ends, holidays, and most all, summers Future Ambition Further education Cynda and Paul discuss a Yearbook deadline????? RICHARD FRANK MASTROIANNI IV 28 Campbell Street “Rick” Activities Football 3,2,1 Wildest Dream Our first class reunion Fondest Memory Our Junior Prom Future Ambition College JAMES JOHN MAZZA I 100 Cambridge Road “Jim” Activities Football 3,2,1 Wild¬ est Dream To train lions Fond¬ est Memory The Hot Lunch Future Ambition College WILLIAM LESTER MAURER I 41 Conn Street “Billy” Activities Dance Committee 1, Baseball 1 Wildest Dream To own “Louie’s Pizza” Fondest Memory Woburn’s winning the “Class B” Title in baseball Future Ambition To become an officer in the United States Army PAUL WILLIAM MAXWELL II 29 Orange Street “Maxie” Activities Math Club 1, Wildest Dream To teach a Physics Class Future Ambition Scientific field JOSEPH FRANK MAZZA IV 100 Cambridge Road “Joe” Activities Football 3 Wildest Dream To play “Rawhide” with my Rock and Roll group for the School Committee Fondest Mem¬ ory Getting up for school in the morning, late Future Ambi¬ tion further schooling WILLIAM JAMES McCarthy iv 5 Cerqua Street “Bill” Wildest Dream to make $5,000,000 and retire Fondest Memory Daily visits to a certain typing teacher Future Ambi¬ tion further schooling and work JAMES FRANCIS McAVOY I 44 Mishawun Road “Reggie” Activities Student Council 1, Key Club 1, Spanish Club 2,1 Wildest Dream To have “Rick¬ ets” watch the stairs again Fondest Memory Life in the corridor before school Futur Ambition College DAVID PETER McCALL II 1 Border Street “Cash” Activities Art Club 2,1 (Presi¬ dent) Wildest Dream To be a great actor Fondest Memory My Senior Year at Woburn High Future Ambition College PATRICIA ANN McCOMISKEY IV 4 Lawson Street “Pat” Activities Basketball 3, Softball 3, Archery 3, Pep Club 3,2, Art Club 1, Business Ed. Club 1, G.A.A. 3 Wildest Dream To be President of Zayre Fondest Memory 68 steps from English class to Art class Future Am¬ bition Art School JULIE MARIE McDonough 8 Brooks Street II IV “Juge” Activities Pep Club 3, Business Ed. Club 1, Basketball 3 Wild¬ est Dream To own a Jazz Club in New Orleans Fondest Mem¬ ory Eel’s size 12 feet in Eng¬ lish Future Ambition Further Education PATRICIA ANN McDonough 8 Deb Road “Tricia” Activities Softbal ' 3, Business Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To be an expert typist Fondest Memory My happy years in school and the many friends that I have made Future Ambi¬ tion To be successful in what¬ ever I may attempt to do. WILLIAM DAVID McDonough i 19 Grace Road “Mo” Activities Football 3,2,1, Bask¬ etball 2,1, Baseball 3,2,1, Span¬ ish Club 2 Wildest Dream Exist for one day without being cut up Fondest Memory Football movies of the 1961 Danvers game Future Ambition To be¬ come a teacher PAUL EDWARD MeGILVRAY IV 292 Montvale Avenue “Mac” Activities Hockey 3,2,1, Student Council 2,1 Wildest Dream To play professional hockey Fond¬ est Memory My years at Wo¬ burn High Future Ambition Undecided william t. McDonough ii 69 Prospect Street “Shick” Activities Baseball 3, Football 3,2 Wildest Dream Coach the Boston Patriots Fondest Mem¬ ory Woburn’s victory over Win¬ chester in 1960 Future Ambition Drafting School JUDITH ANN McGLASHING I 68 Nashua Street “Judi” Activities Spanish Club 3,2, Pep Club 2, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1 Wildest Dream To own a farm in Vermont Fondest Mem¬ ory July 28, 1961 Future Am¬ bition To attend Business School GERALD CHARLES McHUGH III 44 Merrimac Street Pee Wee” Fondest Memory A trip to Ver¬ mont with a group of boys four years ago Future Ambition Un¬ decided JOHN RICHARD McLaughlin i 8 Eastern Avenue Jack” Activities Nomad 1 Wildest Dream To be Pope John the 24th Fondest Memory Mr. Sher¬ man’s French Class Future Am¬ bition To attend a Teachers’ Col¬ lege . 56 JANET GAIL McLEOD IV l Lillian Street Activities Business Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To travel Fond¬ est Memory School vacations Future Ambition Secretarial work JUNE EILEEN McLEOD IV 2 Lillian Street Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Wildest Dream To abolish home¬ work Fondest Memory Banquets Future Ambition To attend Business School JOHN EDW ' ARD McMANUS IV 3 Middlesex Street W ' ildest Dream To make a mil¬ lion dollars Fondest Memory Victory Dance Future Ambition To attend Business School JOHN DUNNING MEAD I 27 West Street “Genie” Activities Science Club 3,2,l f Chess Club 2,1. Nomad 1 Fond¬ est Memory Woburn defeating Winchester Thanksgiving Day Future Ambition To attend Georgia Tech JOSEPH PAUL MENDOUSA II 7 Akeson Road Joe” Wildest Dream To make a mil¬ lion dollars Fondest Memory When I first entered Woburn High School Future Ambition To be a designer for General Motors ELLEN MARIE METRANO IV 52 Wave ' rly Road Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Pep Club 3,2, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 3,2,1 (Recording Secre¬ tary) Wildest Dream To gradu¬ ate from college with an “A” average Fondest Memory All the football, basketball and base¬ ball games Future Ambition Bryant Stratton School JOANNE MARIE MERLINO I 12 James Street “Jo” Activities Business Ed. Club 1 Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1, Ten nis 3 Wildest Dream To lean how to drive Fondest Memor November 3, 1961 Future Am bition To work in an office RALPH EDWARD METRANO 2 Paul Avenue “Hadgi” Activities Hockey 2,1 Wildes Dream Obtain 500 horespowe from a 348 Chevy Block an then race it at Indianapoli Fondest Memory The hot lunc Future Ambition To be a tech nical engineer for Genera Motors . SANDRA FRANCES MEUSE IV 42 Creston Avenue “Sandie” Activities Pep Club 3 , Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1, Business Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To marry a certain someone Fondest Memory May 11, 1959 Future Ambition Work WILLIAM C. MINER IV 38 Willow Street “Moldy” Activities Hockey 3,2 Wildest Dream To be chef of the hot lunch for one day Future Am¬ bition To attend Business School WILMA EVELYN MINCTT II 137 Winn Street “Willie” Activities Innitou, Future Nurses Club 3, Pep Club 3, Hi- Teen Fashion Club 2, Business Ed. Club 1, G.A.A. 3 Wildest Dream Have Michael Anthony send me a million dollars Fond¬ est Memory July 8, 1961 Future Ambition Office Work SUZANNE MOORE IV 7 Mill Street “Susan” Activities Pep Club 3,2,1, Fu¬ ture Teachers Club 3, Business Ed. Club 1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1 Wildest Dream To live on a ranch in Ohio Fondest Memory Thanksgiving 1961 Fu¬ ture Ambition Work MARIA ROSA MOLINARO I 100 Main Street Activities Drama Club 1, Wild¬ est Dream To go to California Future Ambition Undecided RICHARD ALFRED MORRIS IV 64 Nashua Street “Dick” Fondest Memory Hot Lunch Future Ambition Become an accountant RONALD PETER MORRIS I 40 Spring Court Extension Stick” Activities Hockey 3,2,1, Cross Country 3 Wildest Dream To see Perry Mason lose a case Fondest Memory My Junior classes Future Ambition Unde¬ cided 59 JOHN EVERETT MORRISON II 10 Curtis Road “Johnny Moe” Activities Football 3,2,1, Bas¬ ketball 2, Track 3,1 Wildest Dream To have Woburn beat Winchester in football every year. Fondest Memory Never forget “Many Laughs” in. a certain room Future Ambition To own Cennerazzo’s Turkey Farm FRANK LAWRENCE MORRISSEY II 110 Main Street “Sparks” Activities Hockey 2,1, Football 3 Wildest Dream To teach physics Fondest Memory Sixth period Physics class Future Am¬ bition College DAVID FRANCIS MURPHY I 154 Green Street “Dave” Wildest Dream To live in Cali¬ fornia Future Ambition College LAWRENCE ALBERT MURPHY I 10 Ingalls Street “Murph” Activities Key Club 2,1, Science Club 1, Classics Club 2, Innitou (Treasurer), Student Council 3,2,1 (Treasurer), Es¬ say Contest, Track and Cross Country 2, Football 3, Nomad 1, Sixth Sense 1 Wildest Dream To be a member of the “Lost Generation” Fondest Memory Hampton Beach Future Ambi¬ tion College CATHERINE ELIZABETH MURRAY I 7 Lowell Street “Cathy” Activities Drama Club 3, Tanner News 2, Science Club 2,1, G.A. A. 3 (Sophomore Representative) Cheerleader 1, Pep Club 3 Wild¬ est Dream To have a home with 4 people and a cat Fondest Memory July and August 1961 Future Ambition University of Massachusetts CECILIA ANN MYERS IV 39 Sheridan Street “Cissy” Activities Pep Club 2, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 3 (Treasurer), Business Ed. Club Wildest Dream To marry a certain someone Fondest Memory Talking to friends in the corridors between classes Future Ambition To be¬ come a good secretary RONALD PAUL NELSON I 353 Washington Street “Rocky” Activities Football 3,2,1 (Co¬ captain) Hockey 3,2,1, Science Club 1 Wildest Dream To play the whole hockey season with¬ out getting a penalty Fondest Memory Playing on the North¬ eastern Conference champion¬ ship team Future Ambition Col¬ lege JOHN RICHARD NELSON I 28 Fletcher Road Activities Track 2,1, Reading Club 1 Wildest Dream To own a three million dollar business Fondest Memory My Geometry Class Future Ambition College CAROLYN ROSE NETT II 34 Kilby Street “Carol” Activities Future Teachers Club 3, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1 Wildest Dream To attend an all boy college Fondest Memory Mr. Cohen’s classes—especially our last lab period Future Am¬ bition Hairdressing and cosme¬ tology SANDRA ELIZABETH NEWTON IV 39 Park Street “Sandy” Activities Baskeball 3,1, G.A.A. 1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1 Wildest Dream To marry a cer¬ tain someone Fondest Memory Our Junior Prom Future Am¬ bition Hairdressing School MARY VIRGINIA NOLAN IV 92 Arlington Road May” Activities Pep Club 3, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 2, Business Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To live in New York, own a stereo and drive a dragster Fondest Mem¬ ory My sophomore year Future Ambition Chandler School JUDITH ANN O’DONNELL IV 11 Hilltop Circle Judy” Activities Business Ed. Club 1 (Treasurer), Hi-Teen Fashion Club 3,2,1, Pep Club 3,2,1, Fu¬ ture Nurses Club 1, Junior Red Cross 3,2, Reading Club 1 Wild¬ est Dream To be the first girl plebe to enter West Point Fond¬ est Memory My three years in Senior High and all the fun I have had Future Ambition Nurs¬ ing School PATRICIA LOUISE O’DONNELL IV 170 Salem Street “Pat” Mike” Activities Pep Club 3,2,1, G.A. A. 2,1, Senior Play, Business Ed. Club 1, Basketball 3,2,1, Hi- Teen Fashion Club 3,2,1 Wildest Dream To see a certain gym teacher run around the track Fondest Memory The girl’s foot¬ ball team of 1961 Future Ambi¬ tion To further my education Every effort is being made to solve the school parking problem. PETER FRANCIS O’NEILL I 20 Third Road “Frog” Activities Track 3,2, Cross Coun¬ try 3,2, Nomad 1 Wildest Dream To become a multi-millionaire Fondest Memory The day I bought a $200 car for $50 Fu¬ ture Ambition Undecided Charlie gives out with the blues! ROBERT BLANCHARD O’NEILL II 19 Frances Road “Bob” Activities Football 3,2, Wildest Dream To gi-aduate Cum Laude fi ' om Harvard Fondest Memory A cei ' tain teacher Future Ambi¬ tion To further my education JAMES CHARLES OTIS I 33 Sherman Place “Jim” Activities Fi-ench Club 2 (Vice- Pi-esident), 1 (President), Sci ence Club 2,1 (President), Lite¬ rary Club 2 (Vice Px-esident), National Honor Society 2,1 (Vice Pi’esident), Prize Winner in Science Fair 3,2, Key Club 1, Innitou, Cross Counti ' y Wildest Dream To do no homework for a week Fondest Memory Mr. Cohen’s Chemistry Class Future Ambition Engineering College Just what do you think you’re doing? JANICE MARION PALMER IV 32 Mount Pleasant Street “Dolly Activities Pep Club 3, Student Council 3,2,1, Class Secx ' etary 3, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 3,2,1 (President) Senior Play, Dance Committee 3,2, Business Ed. Club 1, Wildest Dream To mari-y a cei ' tain boy Fondest Memory February 21, 1958 Future Am¬ bition To attend Business School 62 DAVID WILLIAM PATTERSON II 6 Knollwood Avenue “Dave” Activities Football 3,2,1, Bas¬ ketball 1, Baseball 3,2,1 Wild¬ est Dream To see T.Q. and J.I. lose weight Fondest Memory Woburn High Future Ambition Undecided EDWARD RICHARD PEARSON HI 169 Washington Circle Wildest Dream To marry a cer¬ tain girl, not from Woburn Fondest Memory Mr. Cohen Fu¬ ture Ambition To work at an electronics plant on Route 128 JAMES FRANCIS PEREIRA . 1 17 Sturgis Street “Jungle Jim” Activities Baseball 3,2,1, Foot¬ ball 3,2,1, Basketball 3,2,1, Stu¬ dent Council 3, Spanish Club 3, 2 Wildest Dream To run back a punt or a kickoff for a touch¬ down Fondest Memory A certain telephone pole on Main Street Future Ambition College MARY ELLEN PIERCE II 43 Church Street Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1 Wildest Dream To be an airline steward¬ ess Fondest Memory A certain person Future Ambition Further schooling CHARLES EDWARD PIETRANTONIO II 17 Arlington Street “Pigeon” Activities Key Club 3, Band and Orchestra 3,2,1, Tanner News 1, Football 3, Track 1 Wildest Dream To become a professional musician Fondest Memory Play¬ ing “Harlem Nocturne” in the Hlack and Orange Review of 1961 Future Ambition To at¬ tend the New England Conser¬ vatory of Music EILEEN MARY PINEAU II 2 Dexter Avenue “Squeaks” Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Wildest Dream To marry a mul¬ ti-millionaire Fondest Memory The fun I have had in Woburn High and a certain person Fu¬ ture Ambition Business School MANUEL ALBERT PRIANTE II 6 Elaine Road “Manny” Wildest Dream To be single and a success in my work Fondest Memory Gym Future Ambition Further schooling or appren¬ ticeship at Watertown Arsenal KAREN MARIE PUGLIESE IV 9 Silver Mine Road Activities Future Teachers Club 3, Tennis 3, Pep Club 2, Busi¬ ness Ed. Club 1. Hi-Teen Fash¬ ion Club 1 Wildest Dream To go to California Fondest Mem¬ ory My Junior and Senior years Future Ambition Undecided 63 ELIZABETH ANN PULEO IV 72 Campbell Street “Betty” Activities Pep Club 3, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 3,2,1, Business Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To live in Florida every winter Fondest Memory The Y Dance on April 10, 1959 Future Am¬ bition To marry a certain boy STANLEY JOHN QUINLAN 18 Sonrel Street “L’il Snooky” Wildest Dream To take a sho walk to the moon Fondest Men ory Junior Prom Future Amb tion To become a teacher Class Casanovas TUCKER QUINN SANDY STARR THOMAS CHARLES QUINN II 161 Mishawum Road Tucker” Activities Football 3,2,1 (Co¬ captain), Track 2,1 Wildest Dream To play and beat Swamp- scott Fondest Memory It hasn’t become a memory as yet Future Ambition Prep School I 1 EUGENE JOSEPH RALPHS 23 Hudson Street “Gene” Activities Cross Country 3 Fon est Memory Graduation Day 19b Future Ambition Join the Ms rines MARILYN GERTRUDE RALSTON IV 7 Vernon Street “Marlie” Activities Hi-Teen Fashion Club 3,2,1, Business Ed. Club 1, Pep Club 3 Wildest Dream To marry a certain person Fondest Mem¬ ory Room 105 Future Ambition Hairdressing DONNA MARIE RAMASCI IV 60 Willow Street “Ramas” Activities Senior Play, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1, Business Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To spend a million dollar check on clothes. Fondest Memory The panicky rehearsals for the senior play Future Ambition To enter the business world ROBERT EDWARD REBELLO I 10 Frank Court “Bob” Activities Radio Club 3,2,1 Math Club 1, Science Club 3 Wildest Dream To get food like that served in the cafeteria the rest of my life Fondest Memory The thundering rush to the cafe¬ teria Future Ambition Engineer¬ ing College JOHN EDWARD REGAN II 14 Cranes Court “Eddie” Activities Football 2, Cross Coun¬ try 3, Track 3,2 Wildest Dream To be able to sleep until noon every day for the rest of my life Fondest Memory September 27, 1961 Future Ambition To attend Wentworth Institute to become a machinist MAUREEN ELLEN RICHARDSON IV 18 Pilgrim Road “MD and Shorty” Activities Business Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To take a long trip Future Ambition To attend IBM School PAUL JOHN RIGA II 8 Bronislaw Street “Snookie” Wildest Dream To go to Florida Fondest Memory Mr. Cohen’s class Future Ambition Service ELLEN LOU REED IV 110 Burlington Street El” Activities Tennis 3,2,1, Busi¬ ness Ed. Club 1 (Vice Presi¬ dent), Innitou, Drama Club 3, Senior Play, G.A.A. 3,2,1 Wild¬ est Dream I’d join the Air Force for a certain reason. Wah-whoo! Fondest Memory Those Roller¬ coaster bus rides to school Fu¬ ture Ambition To attend busi¬ ness school and become a sec- retax-y EDWARD FRANK RICARTE I 4 Mount Ida Street “Rickets” Activities Hockey 3,2,1, Track 3,1, Cross Counti’y 1, Science Club 3,2,1 Wildest Dream To see “Rat” and “C” go steady again Future Ambition College Judy models the latest in softball uniforms I beg your pardon! PATRICIA ANNE RILEY I 7 Woburn Parkway “Pat Activities Future Nurses Club 1, Pep Club 3,2, Spanish Club 2 Wildest Dream To go around the world in the “Commander” Fondest Memory May 28, 1961 Future Ambition Nursing School EDWARD JAMES ROSA II 478 Washington Street “Eddie” Wildest Dream To own a T- Bird Fondest Memory My Se¬ nior Year Future Ambition Business School JOHN HUGH ROONEY 1 34 Chestnut Street “Jack” Fondest Memory When we g( out of school at 1 :30 instead c 2:30 Future Ambition Pre School, then the Navy RUTH ANNE ROY 64 Day Circle Mabel” Activities Glee Club 3 Wilde Dream To become a race hors trainer Fondest Memory May 3 1961 Future Ambition Undecide JUDITH ANN SAGE IV 92 Green Street J Activities Majorette 2,1 (Cap¬ tain), Business Ed. Club, Pep Club 3, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 3,2 (Secretary) 1 (Vice Presi¬ dent), Tennis 3 Wildest Dream To change the present to the past Fondest Memory The Sat¬ urdays during football season Future Ambition To attend a Business School JANET MARIE SALVATI I 98 Pine Street “Jay” Activities Spanish Club 3,2, Hi- Teen Fashion Club 1 Wildest Dream To travel to Europe Fondest Memory April 27, 1961 Future Ambition To attend a Secretarial School EDWARD SARNO IV 22 Everett Street Wildest Dream To go to Florida Fondest Memory Mr. Cohen’s room Future Ambition United States Army HARRY PAYNE SAWYER I 24 Harold Avenue Activities Band 3,2,1, Orchestra 3 Wildest Dream To become an international playboy” Fondest Memory Our Junior Prom—May 15, 1961 Future Ambition To at¬ tend College NANCY MARGARET SCIPIONE IV 12 Squanto Road Activities Business Ed. Club 1, hairdresser on an ocean-liner Fondest Memory Meeting a cer¬ tain someone in my Junior year Future Ambition To become a beautician JAMES ROBERT SAUNDERS I 27 Carroll Road “Jim” Activities Literary Society 1, French Club 1 Future Ambition To attend a Liberal Arts Col¬ lege WILLIAM JOHN SCHENCK II 8 Church Avenue “Billy” Wildest Dream To own a 1961 Thunderbird Fondest Memory July 4 Future Ambition To join the United States Marines THOMAS SCOTT I 20 Third Road Activities Chess Club 2,1, Sci¬ ence Club 1, Sixth Sense Club 1, Nomad 1 Wildest Dream To be able to wake up in another century with peace and pros¬ perity Fondest Memory The 104 walking element (cohelium) sit¬ ting on top of the school Future Ambition College then Law School I LINDA MARIE SEAVEY 73 Kilby Street Activities Glee Club 3, G.A.A. 3, Future Nurses Club 3, Future Teachers Club 2, National Honor Society 2,1. Pep Club 3, Science Club 1, Innitou, Literary Club 2, French Club 2, Hi-Teen Fash¬ ion Club 2, Wildest Dream To become owner of a “Tall Men’s Shop” Fondest Memory My mar¬ velous summer in Boothbay Har¬ bor, Maine Future Ambition To become a nurse What ARE they doing? JOHN ALLAN SENA I 9 Wyman Street “Al” Activities Football 3,2,1, Track 2,1 Wildest Dream To go one day without getting cut up about a certain Junior girl Fondest Memory My Junior Year in Room 426 Future Ambition College ROBERT EMMETT SHAUGHNESSY 18 Beacon Street “Beaver” Activities Key Club 2,1 (Se retary). Science Club 2, Spa ish Club 2 Wildest Dream ' get all A’s Fondest Memory T hot lunches Future Ambition ' further my education EXODUS — 2:15 NATALIE SHAW IV 14 Frances Street “Nat” Activities Glee Club 1 Wildest Dream To ride on the end of a crane Fondest Memory My Seventh grade report card Fu¬ ture Ambition Undecided 68 MARTHA ELLEN SHEERAN I 22 Clinton Street “Marty” Activities National Honor So¬ ciety 2,1, French Club 2, Pep Club 3,2, Nomad 1, Student Council 3,2,1 (Vice President), .Color Motto Committee, Jun¬ ior Prom Committee, Tufts College Youth Conference 2, Winner of Essay Contest 3, D.A.R. Award 1 Wildest Dream To become a blonde and re¬ decorate Room 426 Fondest Memory June 4, 5, 6, 7 and Club 22 Future Ambition Col¬ lege FRANKLIN HOWARD SHELTON, JR. I 38 Carroll Road “Bud” Activities Exchange Student 2, Science Club 2, National Honor Society 2,1 (President), Literary Club 2, Innitou Wildest Dream To get an “A” in a French exam Fondest Memory The kids on the corner in Chemistry A” Future Ambition To teach math¬ ematics in high school STEPHEN FRANCIS SHINNICK I 5 Innitou Road “Steve” Activities Golf 3,2,1 Wildest Dream To tour the world on a motor scooter Fondest Memory First period English Class Fu¬ ture Ambition To attend a Col¬ lege of Business Administra¬ tion JAMES EDWARD SIMONDS II 207 Main Street “Hacka” Activities Football 3,2, Track 3 Wildest Dream Teach French at Harvard Fondest Memory Watching Bozo every morning Future Ambition Work Class Wits MARTHA SHEERAN NICKY BOWERS CHRISTINE SANDRA STARR IV 32 Van Norden Road “Sandy” Activities Student Council 3,2, Senior Play, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 2,1 (Secretary), Cheerlead¬ er 2,1, Pep Club 3, Business Ed. Club 1, Drama Club 3, G.A.A. 3,2,1 Wildest Dream To be the only gii ' l in the world Fondest Memory My years at Woburn High School Future Ambition To attend a Junior College and then work for the airlines JOHN WILLIAM STEAD 15 Church Avenue “Huck” Wildest Dream To travel tl country on Route 66 Fonde: Memory Graduating Future An bition College m ARTHUR OTIS STRYKE II 51 Richardson Street “Lucky” Wildest Dream To sleep until 10 o’clock in the morning Fond¬ est Memory My years in Junior High School Future Ambition Service Wm : BARBARA ANNE STUART I 11 Hinston Road Activities Future Nurses Club 3,2, Science Club 2,1, Glee Club 2, Senior Play, Prize Winner in Science Fair 1960 and 1961 Wildest Dream To give the Sci¬ ence Department an automatic dishwasher from the class of 1966 and help G.K. use the H2O2 Fondest Memory Wash¬ ing Mr. Cohen’s beakers on Sat¬ urday mornings with cold water Future Ambition Medical Re¬ search DAVID JAMES SULLIVAN I 113 Spring Court Extension “Silky” Activities Football 3,2,1, Math Club 1 Wildest Dream To come back to Woburn High and teach math Fondest Memory My stay in the hospital with Jungle Pereira Future Ambition To at¬ tend college ROBERT WILLIAM TAIT I 10 Maple Avenue “Weed” Activities Cross Country 3, Track 3,2,1, Basketball 3,2, Key Club 2,1 Wildest Dream To be the first person to jump 8 feet. Fondest Memory Imper¬ sonations of teachers by certain students Future Ambition To at¬ tend college WILLIAM ARTHUR TAYLOR IV 6 Harvard Street Extension “Pumpsy” Activities Hockey 3,2,1, Base¬ ball 3 Wildest Dream To own a Corvette Fondest Memory My Senior year at Woburn High Future Ambition To attend Bentley School of Accounting or a similar business school DONNA LEE SWANSON U 16 Orange Street “Swanee” Activities G.A.A. 3, Innitoi Business Ed. Club 1, Badminto 3, National Honor Society Wildest Dream To own a re and white convertible Fondes Memory That mysterious ode in Room 101 Future Ambitio Secretarial work RUSSELL B. TOTMAN III 169 Cambridge Road •‘Totty” Wildest Dream To go to Cali¬ fornia for a year Fondest Mem¬ ory Having the fastest car in school Future Ambition Attend a school for auto mechanics Joanne Addario Our Junior Marshal ESTELLE EDITH TRUMBLE IV 34 Orange Street Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Wildest Dream To visit every country in the world Fondest Memory The day my homeroom teacher put my father’s name n the bulletin as being absent Future Ambition To attend a business School with a bookkeep- ng course ROBERT DAVID UPTON I 38 Auburn Street “Uppie” Activities Hockey 3,2, Cross Country 3 Wildest Dream To take part in a water skiing show Fondest Memory Second period in Room 426 with Santa Clause Future Ambition Salem State College Class Day Attendants ELIZABETH JEAN VALDARIO IV 24 Fisher Terrace “Jeannie” Activities Business Ed. Club 1 Wildest Dream To have a mil¬ lion dollars as a traveling com¬ panion and meet people just to make them as happy as I am Fondest Memory All my many happy and wonderful friends, especially a certain senior Fu¬ ture Ambition Undecided 71 WILLIAM JOSEPH VAN GELDER 38 Elm Street I PATRICIA ANN VARNUM It 40 Elm Avenue “Pattie” Activities Key Club 3,2,1 Wild¬ est Dream To retire at 18 Fond¬ est Memory Physics class Fu¬ ture Ambition College Activities Cheerleader 1, Hi-Teei Fashion Club 2,1, Business Ed Club 1, G.A.A. 1, Wildest Drean To start my junior year ovei Fondest Memory My senior yea Future Ambition Hairdressins School Most Likely to Succeed BAfc HUBS cM SUSAN WALKER LEIGH EDDY LAMPROS VENIOS I 17 First Street Wildest Dream To receive all “A’s” Fondest Memory My soph¬ omore year Future Ambition College LOUIS MARTIN VENTURA, JR. I 6 Blueberry Hill Road “Moe” Activities Tanner News 2 (Sport Editor) Wildest Dream To be come a journalist or news com mentator Fondest Memory Chew ing gum Future Ambition Un decided. CYNDA JOYCE WADE I 27 Alfred Street Cyn” Activities Student Council 3,2,1, Third prize in Science Fair (19611 Innitou 2,1 (co-editor), Tanner News 2 (Asst. Editor) Literary Society 2,1 (Secretary- Treasurer), Senior Play, Sci¬ ence Club 1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1 Wildest Dream To se¬ cure peace of mind Fondest Memory My moments of tran¬ quility at Club 22 Future Am¬ bition College SUSAN JANE WALKER I 2 Bennett Street Activities Future Teachers Club ! (Treasurer), 2 (Secretary), 1 President), National Honor So¬ ciety 2,1 (Secretary), French Tlub 3,2,1, Innitou (co-editor), Tanner News 2, (Assistant Edi- or). Literary Club 2 (Secre- ary) 1, G.A.A. 3,2, Women’s Hub Representative 1, Essay Vinner 2, Science Club 1, Pep Tub 3,2, Wildest Dream To lect a course consisting only f extra - curricular activities ' ondest Memory The summer of 961 at Lake Winnipesaukee uture Ambition College WILLIAM CHARLES WAISNOR II 16 Hilltop Terrace “Rusty” Activities Track 3,2,1 Wildest Dream To see every member of the Senior class present at the first class reunion Fondest Memory The thoughtfulness of everyone after my accident Fu¬ ture Ambition United States Navy CAROL ANN WALSH I 6 Dows Lane Activities Business Ed. Club 1, Pep Club 1 Wildest Dream To marry someone rich Fondest Memory My trip to Hawaii Fu¬ ture Ambition Work Our Arrival JUDITH ANNE WATKINS I 10 Salem Avenue “Judy” Activities Field Hockey 3,2,1, (Captain) Basketball 3,2,1, Soft- ball 3,2,1, Archery 2,1, Badmin¬ ton 2,1, Hi-Teen Fashion Club 1, G.A.A. 3,2,1, (Secretary), Pep Club 3,1, Future Nurses 3,1 Wildest Dream To set up an all night hot dog stand on the park¬ way Fondest Memory The sum¬ mer of 1961 Future Ambition To attend a School of Nursing 73 Our Departure II THOMAS FRANCIS WHITE II 86 Fowle Street “Whitey” Activities Football 3,2, Baseball 3 Wildest Dream To ride in a certain person’s 1960 Impala Convertible Fondest Memory A certain homeroom, 212, and a terrific teacher, too Future Am¬ bition To Further my education RICHARD W. WHITNEY 283 Salem Street Wildest Dream To ride around the country in a Corvette Fond¬ est Memory A beach party for a friend afer graduation in 1961 Future Ambition Auto-Mechan¬ ics School BARBARA KAY WILKE I 9 Surrey Road “Red” Activities Futui ' e Teachers Club 3,2,1, Science Club 2,1, Literary Club 2,1, Math Club 1, National Honor Society 2,1, Innitou, Ex¬ change Program 2, Representa¬ tive to Woburn Women’s Club 1, Spanish Club 1 (Secretary) Wildest Dream To attend West Point despite the physical Fond¬ est Memory The day Mr. Mar- derosian made me eat onions Future Ambition Teachers Col¬ lege JOAN CLARK WOODAMAN I 198 Russell Street Activities Band 3, Tanner News 1, Art Club 1, Literary Club 1 Wildest Dream To recover from high school years with a long “train” ride Fondest Memory Bob Tait’s notebook Future Ambition Junior College ARTHUR EDWARD BRYER I 92 Beach Street Activities Science Club Fondest Memory My Senior year Future Ambition To join the service JOHN RICHARD ERWIN II 69 Eastern Avenue “Johnny” Wildest Dream To own a Cor¬ vette Fondest Memory Knowing two girls named Karen and Linda Future Ambition To join the service KARIN ECKSTEIN I 16 Colonial Road Entering Woburn High School late in the year as a senior, Karin is a charming eighteen year old German girl. A resi¬ dent of our city since her ar¬ rival in the United States in December 1961, Karin comes from Magdeburg, East Germany. Karin has made many friends and has actively participated in her college curriculum course, as well as extra-curricular ac¬ tivities. Our hearts look to the future as our senior year at Woburn High ends. 74 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Robert Leigh Eddy, Jr. Barbara Kay Wilke HIGH HONORS Joanne Yvette Addario Edith May Bushmich James Hunter Chalmers Robert Leigh Eddy, Jr. Marie Elaine Gorrasi James Charles Otis Susan Jane Walker Barbara Kay Wilke HONORS Jo Ann Anglim Robert Marvin Blacklock Judith Ann Kenney Beatrice Loewy Iris Ann LoFaro Margaret Dorothy Lundin Donna Lee Janet Gail McLeod Ellen Marie Metrano Donna Marie Ramasci Linda Marie Seavey Martha Ellen Sheeran Franklin Howard Shelton, Jr. Swanson D. A. R. Award Martha Ellen Sheeran Betty Crocker Award Joanne Yvette Addario Class Motto In living learn and In learning live In vivendo discamus et In discendo vivamus 75 Ready, on your mark, get set, go! P. Riga and E. Sarno “Try Hard”. “Nareesh” runs out of H a 0 1 . Summer memories fade away. INNITOU staff puzzled at hard work. Woburn defeats Haverhill at Lynn Jamboree. J. Gatta cheers 2:20 bell in 214. Football team in ship-shape. Teachers aren’t fully appreciated ? ? A. Cauchon gets kick out of Sopho¬ more blondes. E. Doherty breaks record — 5 lunches!!!! Confusion over bus tickets — some walk. “Rock” Nelson gives 6 word pep talk. Tanners beat New- buryport, 30-12. W. Blackburn loves stale cookies! Someone caught L. Eddy reading “Mad”. Ed, is it true that blondes have more fun ? G. Lopez claims boys scarce at WHS. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY MONDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY P. O’Neill appointed leader of Room 430. Sandy sold on U.S.A.F. Seniors try out for class play. Has Vantine’s run out of film yet? Chosen actors notified by Mr. K. Girls’ tennis is going into full swing! Susan and Cynda “co-captains” of INNITOU. How many squares in a chess game ? Balestrieri does good imitation! Tom’s Ford gets stuck — Pat walks!! Campbells whisper sweet nothings. Woburn takes Andover, 24-0! Defeat for Winthrop. Woburn victors, 18-6. Was that Jim Otis’ Ford leaning against a tree? Rickets has a vitamin deficiency. Band marches in Halloween Parade. Cross country defeat Wilmington, 15-45 Special system set up for milk prices. Did Iris’ pommel¬ ing help, Jo? Election results bring disappoint¬ ment and happiness. New Business Ed. Club officers receive flowers. W. Martin’s no school promise comes true. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY D. Flamand awaits acceptance by Foreign Legion. Literary scholars have an extra sense. Mai and Brenda need walkie- talkies. Tanners beat Danvers, 12-0. R. Busa serenades B. Valdario in Room 215. Fredda and Mr. Cohen prepare Metrecal for Thanksgiving! New eligibility lists mark D-Day. Shan’s poem and Jake’s “taps” touch hearts. . W. Schenck holds up school wall at 2:20. Student Council plans annual Booster Dance. J. O’Donnell corrects Mrs. H... . “The Most”! JL % JO J. Woodaman tops Soph girls with Senior boys. Ted Kennedy visits — girls up in air for “daze”! May J. Kendrick always remember the girls’ football game. TIMES has an extra something — The Tanner News. Cheerleaders introduce hit song for team. Two in a row over Winchester for Tanners. Did you say 10 Doctors recommend Bromo ? Memories linger after Victory Dance. Parking tickets issued. Zo Turkey coming out of ears, says Regan. Corduck shy under umbrella ? MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY | Congratulations to “The Egg and I”. Seniors up all hours doing P.O.D. report. Will Grace K. always be delicate ? C. Dobbins has passion for onions! Betty Crocker is looking for a homemaker. R. Tait and E. Bushmick make comeback for Senior Dance. J. MaeAvoy questions Channel 2. C. Murray learns equation for photosynthesis! .. JL Jmm Hi-Teen club has party —- breaks rules! Everyone on cloud 9 for tomorrow night. Senior Dance a “Crystal Moment”. Fishface got new squaw! Surprise poses taken at Yearbook meeting. Basketball team beats Winchester, 56-45. C. Porter top collector in Miami Drive. School deserted for vacation,? One of the few rosy Mondays. Students head for Country Club. 27 Tanners pack for Miami. Tanjo, Hawk and Rocky asleep in 652 ? ? ? ? ? The day after the night before. . . Things really went “steady” over the vacation. Billy Mo decides to take flying lessons. Wanted: one class poet and one class musician. Fourteen day vacation for 101 pupils. Basketball team defeat Danvers, 70-56. Miss Brady still shocked over Joan’s winning spelling bee. Who’s eating diet crackers, Dixie ? Gym homework makes Cynda more levelheaded. Now we know, “Cha-Cha” was a beautiful baby — Seniors actually take home BOOKS — mid-years of course. First period shorthand class pacing the floor? ? ? This is known as the beginning of the end (mid-years). Four down — one to go. No more pencils, no more books, no more teachers — until Monday. Sue and Jo next time notify WCOP! ?! ? ! English 12 classes now report to 318. Which one of our gals ate 3 hot pastromis, Jackie or Joanne? Woburn- Winthrop in race for conference basketball title. J. McGlashing suddenly finds graphs interesting. Choate Hospital admits “Raul” — he’s at it again. Tanner News Editor — INNI- TOU Treasurer get together! Bill (215) McDon¬ ough suggests a “Live and Let Live” type class motto. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Lonesome, Larry? Bob, what senior boy was named Queen of the Soph Dance? Varsity bows to faculty Saturday night. Varsity Club formed. K. Breen does excellent history research paper!?! Cummings accused of cradle robbing. J. Carbone is Chubby Checker’s twist instructor. Telephone woke J. Salvati from a deep sleep. T. Scott has 5 boys help with his geometry. D. Manie enjoys climbing stairs shoeless! Say . . . Happy day after Valentine’s Day. If that’s the way you feel, we won be back for a whole week ... ’t Even if this is Lt. Col. John February vacation Glenn makes his¬ torical orbital flight. Choate Hospital “launches” Tucker’s appendix. Isn’t it nice that George Washington was born on a holiday? D. Barch has new pastime — note writing. A. DeLeo shows Mr. K how to twist. J. Kenney concerned — waves receive no response. Woburn Wins Tech Tourney, 68-55. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY M. Nolan finds WHS boys most interesting, now. K. Cantrell helps E. Reed unjam machine of flying ' papers. Oh, horrors! K. Georgoulakos and F. Fineburg had to walk to school. Woburn bows to Winthrop in Tech Tourney. Mr.will be able to get a new jacket before long — maybe. Mr. Marderosian allows one more week to procrastinate. Bucky spends restful week in Choate Hospital. Did somebody say they lost a green and a brown crayon ? R. Foley likes to do the unusual. Annual Book Fair on for today and tomorrow. Jl jT Many scientific minds are dusted off for 1962 Science Fair. Get out that measuring tape — for caps and gowns naturally! Mr. Curran gets J. Mead in exchange for 50 bookcovers. R. Eaton is wishing on a “Starr” It’s spring!! Future Teachers say it with flowers. What’s this — “Rock” Martin in a fashion show? L. Jones needs larger parking space. Room 425 should tip its hand to B. Gricus, D. McCall and C. Ladd. W. Miner needs whistle practice. Is it true J. Chalmers misses Senior Play rehearsals ? G Clunk claims two wheels are better than none. J. Hill really misses English in 101, so we hear! MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY J. O’Donnell fascinated by Kellogg’s “Special K”? S. Joyce editor of famous article on (—?—), alias J. Woodaman. A Dee Dee says, “Charles, you have to be kidding”! We forgot to tell you -—“Shut up” was born in January. What’s Louie’s strange power over girls? T. C. wide-eyed .... J. Gill will solve world problems with knowledge from 320. Have 209 students learned to “clear the desks”? Hey, remember that “wonderful” panel discussion a month ago? D. Swanson and J. McLeod have shorthand doubts. Oh, yes, J. Gichun finished green skirt S months ago. C. Horan looks forward to Merrimac. L. Buonanno modeled hair styles — only her hairdresser knows. Did T. White really misplace his car? Will true happiness ever exist between R. Metrano and the school office ? W. Waisnor and T. Coakley are still talking in 210. P. Cederberg adds height to WHS. Marty, Sharon, Billy and Bucky busy with reception decorations. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Is A. Leanos’ favorite room 318 ? Miss Berry doesn’t like A1 Cauchon to eat his lunch — in class. Senior Reception will be nothing short of extra¬ vagant. Seniors reminisce as Juniors have their prom. Thought up your Baby Day outfit yet? 8 Senior Color Committee decide on orange, gold and yellow. P. Hatfield still flirting in Room 318 B-L-A-C-K a—n—d ORANGE REVIEY F. Shelton is busy with National Honor Society Induction. D. Crowley dismissed from 432 for radioing the tower. Same old plea for one more day to decorate for reception. P. Riley has chosen Mt. Auburn, M. Lundin, Malden. Senior Reception. Well, kids, it won’t be long now before we enter the twilight zone. 22 Ambitious students have left to go to work.— nasty word! Recent daydreaming causes concern. “Club 22” becomes prospectiv League of Nations Noisey progress — as school addition continues. INNITOU staff rewarded — N. Y. City here we come! Remember Sharon’s famous words — “Oh, this one has mold on it!” MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY The school is strangely silent. The Juniors move up a notch. Seniors feel relieved that Graduation — the Big Day — is over. Exodus for “Happy Hampton”. And so our calendar ends — Two “Wallflowers”?? Miss Badger and Mr. Curran discuss Yearbook plans?? President Fred Erwin introduces his date to Mr. and Mrs. Blake 86 Our fashion models OUR OFFICERS HOLD AN INFORMAL MEETING AT THE BOOSTER DANCE Left to right, Jo Anglim, Secretary, Lawrence Murphy, Treasurer, Martha Sheeran, Vice President, Donald Cummings, President A vital part of Our school Student Council Our school operates in a democratic atmosphere with students partici¬ pating in its functions. The Student Council, as a link between the administration and the student body, has the task of maintaining this democratic society. The Council is made up of one representative from each homeroom. These students meet two Thursdays a month to discuss and act upon their important duties. The Student Council is active in all phases of school life. The class elections are under their direction, as is the annual Booster Dance. The Council sponsors a faculty Christmas Tea and innumerable student activi¬ ties at Woburn High School. President Donald must have something important to discuss. Miss Soles offers a word of advice. Annual Tea Jo pours one cup of tea for Miss Soles and Miss Sheeran. Dick Eaton seems to be pleasantly outnumbered. L-R—Marie Gorassi, Loretta Buonanno, Jo Anglim, Ellen Reed, Miss Alice Badger, Donna Swan¬ son Look at those fingers fly! Innitou The INNITOU, the yearbook of the Senior Class, presents pictorially the activities at Wo¬ burn High School and develops skills related to the publishing fields. The Yearbook is financed by contributions from interested citizens and advertisers, as well as the sale of subscriptions. The Yearbook staff also sponsors the annual Senior Banquet in June. The staff, composed of 20 Senior members and 2 Junior representatives, meets weekly. The work is continuous throughout the year and requires many hours outside of school time. The most important reward for the staff members is the satisfaction of a difficult job well done. The INNITOU is certainly one of the most treasured possessions of a Woburn High School graduate. Loretta, our official picture checker. L-R—John Friel, Robert DeLuca, Edward Doherty, James Otis, Frank Shel¬ ton, Larry Murphy MU . m , m -K M i L. L. discusses finances with the Business Man¬ agers. Paper work can’t be too bad, Leigh is still smiling. L-R—Barbara Wilke, Leigh Eddy, John Friel, Mr. Joseph Curran, Frank Shelton, Susan Walker, Sharon Christie, Robert De Luca. L-R Standing—Miss Alice Badger, Marjorie Murray, David Cummings, Mr. Joseph Curran, Iris Lofaro, Susan Walker, Ruth Foley, Jo Anglim, Cynda Wade. Seated, 1st Row L-R Barbara Wilkie, Wilma Minott, 2nd Row—Leigh Eddy, Linda Seavey. INNITOU STAFF Co-editors Assistant Editor .... Treasurer . Business Managers Robert DeLuca John Friel franklin Shelton Literary Staff Sharon Christie Ruth Foley Linda Seavey .Cynda Wade Susan Walker .Leigh Eddy Lawrence Murphy Edward Doherty James Otis Iris LoFaro Wilma Minott Barbara Wilke Businss Staff Jo Ann Anglim Marie Gorassi Loretta Buoanno Ellen Reed Donna Swanson Junior Representatives Marjorie Murray David Cummings Advisors Mr. Joseph F. Curran, Jr. Miss Alice Badger Miss Eleanor McCall L-R—Marjorie Murray, David Cum¬ mings, Susan Walker, Cynda Wade. Susan and Cynda give Marjorie and David a few pointers. Seated, left to right, Fredda Fineberg, Mr. Paul Murphy, Advisor, Beatrice Loewy, Editor — Standing, left to right, Joan Woodaman, Joan Freeman, Raymond Liddell, Corinne Cashell, Karen Georgoulakos, Sheila Hubbard, Assistant Editor Tanner News The objective of the Tanner News, our school newspaper, is to inform and entertain its readers. The paper offers to the public an excellent image of our school, the faculty, student body and all activities. Besides the publicity being beneficial to the school, each staff member bene¬ fits by his participation in the editorial or business activities. In recent years, the Tanner News has been distributed four times a year with the Woburn Daily Times as a special section. In this way, the entire com¬ munity is made aware of activi¬ ties at Woburn High School. Miss Lynch, Financial Advisor, helps Business Manager Bob DeLuca solve a problem. 92 Seated, left to right, M. Gorassi, J. Kenney, I. LoFaro, S. Walker, Sec¬ retary, B. Wilke, Standing, left to right, Miss Salmon, Adviser, R. Black- lock, M. Lundin, L. Eddy, M. Sheeran, J. Chalmers, D. Swanson, L. Seavey, F. Shelton, President, J. Addario, J. Otis, Vice President, B. Loewy National Honor Society The maintenance of a “B” average throughout the sop¬ homore, junior and senior year is necessary for mem¬ bership in the Woburn Chapter of the National Honor Society. Members must show leadership, co¬ operation in educational and extra-curricular activities, and, above all, good citizen¬ ship. Student Representatives The eight students pictured were chosen because of scholastic and personal achievements to serve as representatives of Woburn High School to two local organizations. The six girls are honored guests at the bi-monthly meetings of the Woburn Women’s Club. Leigh Eddy and David Crowley attend weekly meetings of the Wo¬ burn Rotary Club. Seated, left to right, M. Gorassi, S. Walker, Mr. Blake, Princi¬ pal, B. Wilke, Standing, left to right, J. Kenney, J. Addario, L. Eddy, D. Crowley, M. Sheeran Le Cercle Francais Officers of French Club— Left to right, Kathleen Rooney, Secretary, James Otis, President, Mr. Ern¬ est Mazzone, Advisor, Ka¬ ren Evans, Vice President, Judith Higgins, Treasurer ii n 11 inM ■ i f jBi i 1 1 | fi i I Him a A. The French Club’s goal is to further acquaint the members with the language and culture of France. As part of the program, movies dealing with phases of French life, as well as the geography of the land, are shown each month. In addition, the Club conducts its annual Christmas party and publishes a French newspaper which is available to all students of the language. The Spanish Club serves to aid students in better understanding the interesting cultures of the world’s many Spanish-speaking countries. The Club’s program, which includes films, speakers, and discussions, is aug¬ mented by a Spanish newspaper which is published occasionally. The Club’s activities, together with classroom study, provide the student with a well-rounded background in Spanish life. El Circulo Espanol Life magazine printed in Spanish, we hope. Left to right, Mr. Fero- ci , Advisor, Barbara Wilke, Secretary, Leigh Eddy, President, Diane McKeone, Treasurer, Robson Wills, Vice President —STUDENTS OF THE CLASSICS—Seated, Susan Hanlon, Dennis Rebello, Standing, left to right, Charles Forbes, Gerald Patterson, Dennis Hogue, James Scott, Linda Paulsen, June Larkin, Ronald Orton, Margaret Mosack, Martha Aue, Mr. Houde, Advisor, Donna Mulcahy, Paula Smith Classics Club The Classics Club, under the direction of Mr. Jean Houde, tries to promote a well-rounded background for Latin students by delving more thoroughly into the cultural lives of the Romans. Activities such as the reading of great books and attending movies and plays based on ancient history, make the lives of these ancient people more vivid and important to the Latin students. Sixth Sense Club LEIGH READS AN INTERESTING PASSAGE—First Row, left to right, Barbara Wilke, Fredda Fineberg, Beatrice Loewy, Ruth Foley, Second Row, left to right, Diane Flamand, Karen Georgoulakos, Joan Woodaman, Third Row, left to right, Thomas Scott, Joan Freeman, Susan Walker, Raymond Liddell The new members take their oath as future teachers Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers Club plays an important role in the future of each member. The club offers a view of the realities of the teaching profession in order that students may be able to make their choice of a profession more wisely. As part of its varied program, the club invites many speakers in the teaching field to appear before them and give their views on the many changes that are constantly taking place in education. Junior and Senior girls have met with outstanding success in observing classroom methods in the elementary schools in a program made possible by Miss Bertha Bane, Elementary Supervisor. The Future Teachers Club meets twice a month and hold two social events each year, the Christmas Party, where the induction of new members takes place and the Spring Tea, at which the elementary school teachers are honored guests. Miss Sheeran, Advi¬ sor, explains the pro¬ cedure to the officers. Left to right, Petrina Zazzaretti, Treasurer, Susan Walker, Presi¬ dent, Karen Georgou- lakos, Vice President, Carolyn Brown, Sec¬ retary President Ruth Foley pre¬ sents her mother with a corsage as part of the Christmas party activities. Vj.uA •■ Left to right, Beverly Busa, Corresponding Secretary, Ruth Walker, Treas¬ urer, Martha Aue, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Foley, Ruth Foley, President, Fredda Fineberg, Student Council Representative, Joan Freeman, Vice Presi¬ dent Joan is guarding the food supply. Beatrice pours tea for the guests Future Nurses The Future Nurses Club attempts to introduce girls who are interested in nursing careers to its different aspects by having nurses frequently visit to discuss the profes¬ sion. The meetings are bi-monthly and there have been several outings to hospitals. The members have also been fortunate to ac¬ company the visiting nurse of Woburn on her day’s work throughout the city. In return for this privilege, the girls roll bandages. Seated, left to right, Jo Ann Anglim, President, Marie Gorassi, Secretary, Standing, left to right, Judith O’Donnell, Treasurer, Ellen Reed, Vice-President, Miss Doris Lynch, Adviser Business Education Club The Business Education Club was formed to implant an “esprit de corps” among the senior girls in the Business Education Department. The mastery of the mechanics of business practice is mandatory for success, as well as the knowledge of correct manners and the social graces of the business world. The club, which meets every Friday, discusses these two important aspects of a business career. Miss Lynch, along with guest speakers, in this field, offers helpful advice to those interested in a career in the business world. The girls return from a field trip to a Boston bank. Pat looks suspicious of Dolly’s generosity. Hi-Teen Fashion Club A well rounded education consists of more than just knowledge acquired from books. Teenage girls must also possess the poise and characteristics of a young lady. The Hi-Teen Fashion Club, under the direction of Miss Barbara Dunbury, Advisor, attempts to help Woburn High School girls to become aware of the latest techniques of good grooming. Guest lecturers in related fields are invited to speak on topics of interest in the world of fashion. In mid-December, the members of the club gather for a Christmas Tea, at which time gifts are exchanged. In all, the Hi-Teen Fashion Club is a pleasant change in the regular learning schedule of the high school. What’s the matter Corinne, camera shy? Seated, left to right, D. McKeone, D. Smith, S. Millican, P. Smith, Standing, left to right, A. Langill, J. Newman, G. Smith, D. McCall, S. Morrison, E. Horton, Mr. Frank Newark, Adviser Art Club The Art Club exists primarily for the student who cannot fit the normal school art courses into his schedule. For the art oriented student, there is additional instruction in fields of special interest. The club’s adviser, Mr. Frank Newark, along with the members, plan an interesting program made up of field trips and engrossing projects. Nomad The Nomad, the school’s literary magazine, is the tool by which the young writers of Woburn High School display their ability and gain worthwhile experience. The staff, under the direction of Mr. George Bower, hopes that their efforts in producing essays, short stories and poetry will be a beginning to many successful literary careers. Left to right, B. Gricus, B. Wilke, Mr. George Bower, Adviser, R. Liddell, L. Eddy PRESIDENT BILL RECEIVES A CERTIFICATE OF MERIT FROM MR. BLAKE. Left to Right, John Hill, Treasurer, William Martin, President, Mr. Blake, Principal, John Friel, Vice President Key Club The Kiwanis Key Club of Woburn High School is a service club for the school and community. It is sponsored by our local Kiwanis Club and is open to all boys in the Senior High School. As members of a service club, the boys serve as “checkers” at school dances, guides at Open House, sell football programs and hold cake sales. The club has donated several worthwhile gifts to the school, including an organ, a tape recorder, books and a new 50 star American flag. The following are the objects of the Key Club: to develop initiative and leadership, to provide experience in living and working together, to serve the school and community, to co-operate with the school officials and to prepare for useful citizenship. “I don’t care how much they cost, Ray, I want a program!” Math Club The leaders of the Math Club: Left to right, Mr. David Rey- croft, Adviser, Susan O’Con¬ nor, Secretary, Frank Bruno, President, Miss Virginia Hall, Adviser With the age of science in our midst, all possible comprehension of any science is sought. The Math Club, under the direction of Miss Virginia Hall, was established to increase scholarship as well as enjoy¬ ment and understanding of mathematics. Individual and group discus¬ sions are conducted on such topics as the slide rule, number bases, historical topics and topics in modern math. Therefore, the Math Club provides the interested student with the extra learning beyond regular classroom work. Science Club These futu re scientists work under the direction of Mr. Robert Cohen and Mr. Harry Marderosian: Seated, left to right, B. Stuart, C. Wilke, L. Eddy, D. Flamand, B. Wilke, E. Lynch, T. Black, C. Forbes, R. Foley, J. Otis, Standing, left to right, T. Scott, J. Freeman, F. Fineberg, K. Georgoulakos, L. Paul¬ sen, S. Hanlon, P. DelRossi, G. Patterson, R. Orton, J. Scott, P. Carpenter. f wm Chess Club A gathering of intel¬ lectuals: Mr. Fred¬ erick Murphy, Advi¬ ser, Virginia Terwil- liger, Philip Ceder- berg and Charles Forbes observe the chess maneuvers of Victor Maher and Robert Riley — Thomas Scott and John Mead. One of man’s most civilized games is undoubtedly the game of chess. This new club at Woburn High School stimulates interest in this ancient game of scholars. The group has outlets for all who are interested in chess, from the instructional level to the level of active competition. The members take an active interest in the game and propose to learn its complexities by means of their mutual interest. Radio Club The Radio Club, under the direction of Mr. Frank Loguidice, meets once a week at which time a class is held where future amateur radio enthusiasts are primed in the basic mechanics of the electronics of radios. Also, the handbook rules and adeptness with a transmitting key are learned. It is hoped that by the end of the year most of the club members will be fully licensed amateur radio operators. Mr. Frank Logui¬ dice, Adviser, dis¬ plays intricate parts of the radio to, left to right, Virginia Terwilliger, Elaine Giankis, Thomas Black, John Camil- lieri, Ralph Johnson Left to right, Jean Burns, C. Sandra Starr, Karen Humphrey, Patricia Varnum, Jacqueline Campbell, Judith Kendrick, Captain, Sharon Christie, Joanne Addario, Karen Breda, Jean Balesteri, Catherine Murray Cheerleaders •« fxnevm $ ; z . 9 r CM Maj orettes Left to right, Judith Sage, Flora Murray, June Larkin, Jean Lit¬ tle, Mary Haggerty, Brenda An¬ derson Band g ° Safe L£- ' K; k M First Row, left to right, R. Brogna, R. Dalton, W. Martin, J. Anderson, K. Weldon, R. Lundquist, Second Row, R. Shannon, C. Murphy, J. Ficociello, J. Peterson, G. Knowland, M. Russo, K. Nelson, C. Cote, Third Row, P. Greenan, 0. Ellis, W. Fitz¬ gerald, R. Boutwell, R. Nelson, J. Nutile, D. Raguccia, Fourth Row, R. Goldsmith, L. Eddy, R. Hasselbaum, B. Gricus, J. Anstey, K. Kelley, D. Pattelena, Fifth Row, J. Ficociello, S. Lindquist, R. Palumbo, R. Jones, J. Duffy, R. Hasselbaum, Sixth Row, P. Bettencourt, P. Carey, M. Karagozie, R. Agneu, R. Blacklock, M. Johnson, J. Truitt, Seventh Row, J. Bourque, S. McKeen, C. Pietrantonio, H. Sawyer, J. Friel As no society is complete without music, the Band and Orchestra make whole the activities of the school. Under the direction of Mr. Edson Kimball, the Band adds color to the pageantry of the football games, repre¬ sents the school in parades and provides music for special events. The Orchestra is a popular part of school assemblies and the Senior Play. The Band and the Orchestra offer a valuable opportunity to those who plan to make a career of music, and offers others a stimulating change from the rigors of classroom activity. Rear, J. Friel, R. Brogna, J. Bourque, J. Ficociello, K. Kelley, Front, M. Karagozie, R. Blacklock, R. Leland, L. Eddy, B. Gricus, Mr. Edson Kimball, Director Orchestra Left to right, S. Spinazola, Vice President, L. Carey, President, D. White, Assistant Secretary, C. MacDonald, Sophomore Representative, I. Mason, Treasurer, J. Wat¬ kins, Secretary, Miss Marie Seminatore, Adviser Girls Athletics Association The Girls’ Athletic Association, better known as the GAA, works in co-operation with the physical education department of the high school to promote girls’ athletics. The major activity of this club is the maintenance of a refreshment stand at the sporting events of our school. The GAA welcomes sophomore girls of the school each September with a party. Other activities include a Christmas party and a banquet for senior members and their parents. Pep Club Our Officers Left to right, S. Spinazola, Miss Judith Berry, Ad¬ viser, P. O’Donnell, E. Olsen And teachers say we have no enthusiasm about school! A. DeLeo D. Sullivan J. Morrison Football Scoreboard Woburn 30 Newburyport .12 Woburn 20 Natick .20 Woburn 24 Andover . 0 Woburn 18 Winthrop . 6 Woburn 38 Amesbury . 6 Woburn 12 Danvers . 0 Woburn 35 Marblehead .14 Woburn 42 Winchester .18 D. Crowley D. Durkin Combining an offensive punch good for 219 points in 8 games, with a strong defense which yielded only 76 points, the Tanners concluded a successful season by winning seven games and tieing one. Offensively, the Tanners relied mostly on the pitching arm of Quarterback Ed Foley, who completed 85 out of 136 pass attempts and passed for 14 touchdowns. Woburn’s king-sized forward wall, led by Co-captains Nelson and Quinn, proved to be too formidable for any penetration by most Tanner opponents. The high points of the season were Woburn’s win over Marble¬ head, which clinched the Northeast Conference Championship, and its 42-18 win over Winchester. Finishing undefeated but tied, and third in Class “B”, the Tan¬ ners were rewarded by the community with a holiday trip to Miami Beach and the Orange Bowl Game. M. DuLong W. Rafter R. Sweeney W. McDonough J. Pereira Co-Captain “Rocky” Nelson. Coach Walter White, Co-Captain “Tucker” Quinn. “Gee, Ref, he fouled me!” Richie goes up for a jump ball. John puts one up . . . and in. Scoreboard We They Winchester . . 56 45 Marblehead. . 87 48 Danvers. . 70 56 Newburyport . . . . . 61 39 Swampscott. . 54 50 Andover. . 64 55 Winthrop. . 52 54 Amesbury . . 71 29 Marblehead. . 86 59 Danvers. . 59 63 Newburyport . ... . 74 48 Winthrop . . 59 40 Swampscott . . 61 45 Amesbury . . 93 61 Andover. . 76 53 Winchester . . 72 57 Marian High. (Tech Tourney) . 68 55 Winthrop. (Tech Tourney) . 45 58 1)2 Seated, left to right, Thomas Jordan, William Me- ward Langley, Thomas Lally, Boyd Bowers, Law- Donough, Edward Foley, James Donovan, James rence McQuilkan, Richard Qualey, John Hill, George Pereira, Joseph Finn, Standing, left to right, Ed- Fowle, Coach Richard Skeffington Tanners 15 and 3 for Season Sporting a 67.1 point per game average (1,208 points in 18 games) while holding their oppo¬ nents to 50.8 points per game (915), Coach Skeffington’s Tanners enjoyed a fine season. Em¬ ploying the fast break, combined with an aggressive pressing defense, the Tanners played an exciting brand of basketball. Leading in the scoring colum n was Co-Captain Ed Foley, who rolled up 444 points for a 24.6 per game average. Foley’s 53 point performance against Amesbury and his three year total of 1,038 points established new records. Sharing honors with Foley were Co-Captain Jim Donovan and Nicky Bowers. Tanjo hits for a 3-pointer. Coach Skeffington’s two year record of 28 wins and 9 losses, plus a fine Junior Varsity team under Coach Foley, has stirred a revival in Woburn basketball, both in the school and the community. These facts, combined with the opening of new athletic facilities in Sep- ember of 1963, would seem to add up to a rosy future in basketball. M3 Individual Scoring g fg fs P Foley . ... 18 173 98 444 Donovan . . . . 18 109 51 269 Bowers . .. . 17 97 35 229 Qualey. . . . 18 42 19 103 Hill . . . . 16 18 16 52 Fowle . . . . 13 17 5 39 McCue . 5 6 0 12 McDonough . .. . . . 15 12 9 33 Jordan . 4 1 5 7 Pereira . . . . 13 9 1 19 Tanjo is fouled by Winthrop’s Donahue Jim feels that the floor is a bit crowded. JUNIOR VARSITY: Seated, left to right, J. Finn, H. Cain, R. Bowers, G. Contalonis, K. Canada, B. Donovan—Standing, left to right, F. White, J. Loughlin, C. McGrath, E. Langley, T. Lally, L. McQuilkan, D. Sankus, C. Boutwell, M. Dulong, Coach James Foley Seated, left to right, J. Chalmers, P. Carpenter, J. Gorassi, Standing, R. Cuozzi, P. McGilvray, K. Roche, D. Scott, J. Connolly R. Eaton, D. Crowley, Sullivan, Coach Robert Hockey With only one letterman, Captain Ronald Nelson, return¬ ing for the 1961-62 season, Tanner Coach Bob Connolly con¬ centrated on building for the future. Since the seniors, for the most part, lacked experience, several promising sophomores and juniors saw considerable action. As the record — won 1, tied 2, lost 10 — shows, the team suffered primarily from a lack of experience rather than effort, spirit or determina¬ tion. Captain “Rocky” Nelson and Coach Robert Connolly Fran Carroll clears the puck. Crowley and Carpenter move in on the Salem goal. Coach McDonough Left to right, James Pereira, William McDonough, James Donovan. Tanners Take Aim at Titles At about the same time this book goes to press, Woburn’s veteran-studded baseball team will be eyeing two crowns — the Northeastern Confer¬ ence Pennant and their second consecutive class “B” title. Although Coach McDonough lost sev¬ eral members of last year’s championship team, the picture is brightened considerably by the re¬ turn of three sports star Ed Foley, lost last year because of an arm fracture sustained in spring football practice. As a sophomore, Ed batted over .400, pitched a no-hitter in his varsity start, and played the best first base seen at Woburn High in years. In addition, there are several promising prospects up from Coach Paul Sweeney’s once defeated Junior Varsity nine, namely, pitcher-outfielder Joe Carbone, catcher Buckie Doherty, firstbaseman Eddie Gill, infield¬ er Ray Liddell and outfielders Jim Griffin and Bill McGowan. The nucleus of the team will be returning veterans Tom Carney at second base, Jim Pereira at shortstop and Bill McDonough at third. Out¬ field posts will be filled by Nick Bowers and Jim Donovan, both of whom hit well over .300 last year. In conclusion, it can be said that the most con¬ servative forecasters are anticipating a winning season. Edward Foley “Eel” moves into third base. T . .. . , “Mo” hits the dirt. Jim digs m! Boyd Bowers James Chalmers IL. _. ' rw� ' ' | ■ . | n d | i Ik • f. . INDOOR TRACK SQUAD—Kneeling, left to right, P. Haggerty, R. DelMonico, J. Maltecea, E. Horton, F. Rogers, R. Ames, R. Flynn, D. Veno. Standing, J. Morrison, J. Maloney, V. Maher, R. Bemis, D. Cummings, D. Craib, Captain D. Durkin, T. Lecesse, D. Hogue, R. Tait, D. Cummings, D. Arthur, Coach Austin T. Garvey. Track Track at Woburn High School received an added boost this winter when the Tanners were invited to join the newly formed North Shore League. All the indoor meets were conducted at the Philips Andover Cage. Although disappointing from the point of view of losing all their meets, the Tanners were rewarded in the form of valuable experience in their first effort at indoor track. Among the high scorers for the Tanners were Captain Don Durkin in the shotput, Bob Tait in the high jump and Joe Maltecea in the dashes. High-flying Bob Tait. Girls’ Tennis The tennis team is composed of members of the three classes and plays a total of eight games. The team practices in the fall, but plays its matches in the spring. Tennis, which was made a varsity sport two years ago, is under the direction of Miss Mac- Nicholl. Miss MacNicholl demonstrates the proper grip to, left to right, Ruth Foley, Denise Brennan and Joan Freeman. Pamela Nutile swings and.... but who is that behind the mask? Girls’ Softball Spring brings the girls’ softball team out for action. The ten games that are scheduled mean practice three days a week and dedicated work for all the players. The season from April through June should produce many wins for our sports- minded high school girls. Girls’ Basketball The Girls’ Basketball Team played a 15 game schedule with teams in neighboring communities. This year the team played their home games in the Hurld School Gymnasium. Although not doing too well in the won and lost column, the team members did not lack in enthusiasm or spirit. Kneeling, left to right, C. Chase and P. O’Donnell, Co-captains. Standing, L. Carey, C. Ladd, S. Newton, J. Watkins, D. White. Claire is up for a basket! Girls’ Field Hockey Kneeling, left to right, I. Mason, D. White, J. Watkins, L. Carey, M. Aue, S. Spinozola. Standing, E. Mac¬ Donald, E. White, P. Nutile, J. Dodge, L. Paulsen, J. Higgins, M. Mosack, Miss Marie Seminatore, Coach. The Girls’ Field Hockey Team, composed of mostly junior class girls, saw a successful season this year. 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Restivo Miss Veronica Restivo Dorothy Rexoode Mr. Reycroft Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reynolds Mr. Robert Reynolds Robert J. Reynolds Miss Jantina Rezencles Annette I. Ricarte drs. Lucy M. Ricarte Mrs. Frank Ricciardi Mrs. Katherine Riccardi Mrs. Christine Rice Mr. John Rice Mrs. Sadie Rice Alice Richardson Cecil Richardson Charles Richardson Clarence Richardson Mrs. Golden Richardson Mrs. Joan Richardson Mr. Russell G. Richardson Josephine Rickard Mrs. Norma Ricker Mrs. Eugene Rideout Miss Ruth J. Rideout Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riga Mrs. Ann Riley Charles Riley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Riley Mr. Harold F. Riley Jo-Anne Riley Mr. and Mrs. John Riley Mr. John J. Riley, Sr. Mrs. Joseph Riley Mrs. Susan Riley William Riley Albert F. Ring Mrs. Bertha Ring Mr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Ring Mrs. William Roach Mr. James P. Robb Ronald Robbins Mrs. Trueman Robbins Santa Robbio Mrs. Louise Robert Jack Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Roberts Robert Roberts Mrs. Stephen Roberts Mr. J. Edward Robertson Mrs. Robert B. Robertson Frances G. Robicheau Nancy and Dan Robinson Mr. Guy Robinson John P. Robinson Martha Robinson Mrs. William Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Jere F. Roche Richard Roche Robert F. Roche George A. Rodakis Mr. Theodore Rodes Jimmy Rodolfos Mrs. Joseph Rodrigue Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roessler Louis Roessler Mr. Arthur Rogers Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Theadore Rogers Alma Rohle Mr. and Mrs. Alex Roketenetz Mrs. Antoinette Roketenetz Mrs. Harriet Roketenetz Ida M. Roketenetz Mrs. Mary Roketenetz Mr. Micheal Roketenetz Stanley Rokentenetz Eddie Roland Gene Roland Mr. John B. Rollers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Romkey Ron’s Mother Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Rooney Mrs. George Rooney George F. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rooney Mr. Thomas Rooney Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rosa Muzzi Rosa Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rosander Mrs. Alice Rose Ottilio Rosengen Dorothy Rosher Frank J. Ross Mrs. Louie Ross Mr. Wayne Ross Mr. John A. Rossetti Richard Rostrum Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rothman Alice Roy Mrs. Wilfred A. Roy, Jr. Royal Spa-Winchester Mr. William Rubie Miss Geraldine Rucki Mr. John J. Rudd Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Ruggiero Christopher Ruggiero Mrs. Winn Russell A1 Russo Ann Russo Frank Russo Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Russo Janice Russo Joanne Russo John Russo Mr. and Mrs. John Russo, Jr. Lorenzo Russo Mrs. Nicholas Russo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Russo Tony Russo Mildred E. Rutheford Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rutherford C. Ryan Mr. Charles E. Ryan John J. Ryan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan Paul Ryan William Ryan Mrs. George Ryder S Mr. Andrew Sackos Mrs. Alvie A. Sage Mrs. Iva Sage Mrs. A. Saia John Saia Paul Saia Mr. L. St. Martin Mrs. Kay Sakowich Mrs. A. Saia Mrs. Helen Saia Mrs. A. Salerno Mrs. Frances Saliga Helen A. Salmon Mr. and Mrs. William Salo Katherine Salvati Mr. and Mrs. Robert Salvati Miss Diane Salvi Carl G. Sandmo Mrs. Stella Sandvick Mr. Albert Sankus Mr. Andrew Santo Mr. Frank A. 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Seminatore Marjory Seminatore Alma Semon Mr. and Mrs. John Sena Karen Sena Mr. and Mrs. N. Sena Andrew J. Serptowski Mr. Mario Serrecchia Richard Seufferd Lucy Severo Mr. Palmer Sevrens Martin Shaffer Mrs. Judson Shankle Mr. Richard Shannon Mrs. F. Shaughnessey Catherine Shaughnessy Daniel Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Shaughnessy Mr. William Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. William G. Shaughnessy William G. Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw Mrs. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Shea Mrs. C. J. Shea, Jr. C. J. Shea, III Mr. David Shea Mrs. Edward F. Shea Mr. John Sheehan Mrs. Esther Sheeran Francis J. Sheeran ' Miss Helen Sheeran Mr. and Mrs. James Sheeran Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sheeran John J. Sheils Mr. and Mrs. Frankline Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Shelzi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheridan Mrs. Louis Sherman Norma Sherry Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shinnick Mrs. Arthur Silva Mr. and Mrs. August Silvia Mr. and Mrs. George Simonds Robert Simonds Mrs. David Simmons Mrs. Esther R. Simmons Norma Simmons Gerald Skedgell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Skeffington Mrs. David Skelly Skipper Mtd. Peter Skounjos B. S. Skriekus Chris Slavros Mrs. C. Smillie Arthur K. Smith Mrs. Beni W. Smith Mrs. C. B. Smith Earl Smith Mr. George Smith Herbert Smith Mr. Horace Smith Mrs. Jean Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Smith Mrs. M. Smith Mrs. Mary Smith Mary E. Smith Mrs. William Smithell Alexander Smyth Mr. Ira D. Snow, Jr. Miss Judith Snow Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Snow Joseph Snyder Mrs. Joseph Snyder J. P. Soave Joseph Soave Miss Geraldine A. Soles Mr. Leland B. Soles Mrs. Pearl Somerville Christian E. Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Sousa Barbara Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Souza Miss Irene Souza Mr. Jesse Souza Mrs. Joseph Souza Mr. Manuel Souza, Jr. Mr. Manuel Souza, Sr. Mr. Richard Souza Mr. and Mrs. E. Spanos Mr. Frank Sparicio Albert Spence Eileen Spence Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spence James F. Spencer Judy Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spera Mr. and Mrs. Angelos Speros Mr. Patsy Speziale Richard Spezzano Mr. Spillsbury Mrs. Joseph Spinale Mrs. Frank Spinali Mrs. J. Spinali Miss Carole Spinazola Julia Spinazola Margaret Spinazola Mr. and Mrs. Victor Spinazola George E. Spinney A. Spolidoro Rill Spolidoro Mr. Fred Spolidoro Charles Sproviero Mrs. Rose Squillante Sally Squires Mrs. Mary Stacey Daniel P. Stack Edward Stack Mr. and Mrs. Milton F. Stamm Mr. Jack Stanley Victor Starbile Mr. and Mrs. John Starr John Stasiak Carl Stead Don Stead Joan Stead Mr. and Mrs. John Stead Mr. Howard Stearns Mr. and Mrs. Pat Stella Mr. Edward F. Stepper Mrs. Marjorie Stevenson Michael W. Stima Miss Lillian Stockholm Mr. Daniel Stokes Mrs. Ethel Stokes Mr. and Mrs. George Stokes Mrs. Gracy Stokes John L. Stokes R. W. Stokes Mr. and Mi ' s. Carl Strand Mrs. Philip Streechon, Jr. Charles R. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stuart Mr. Don Stubbs Fran Stukey Mr. Sullivan Mrs. Sullivan Mrs. Daniel Sullivan Mr. Edward J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sullivan Mrs. Mary Sullivan Miss Mary R. Sullivan Richard Sullivan Robert Sullivan Mrs. Thomas P. Sullivan Mr. William Sullivan Mrs. William Sullivan Ann Sutherland Mr. Ben Swain Nason S. Swain Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swanson Miss Darleen Swanson Miss Debbie Swanson Miss Donna Swanson Mrs. William Swanton Daniel Sweeney Dave Sweeney Mr. E. Sweeney John Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Sweeney Mrs. Robert Sweeney Mrs. C. Allen Sweetser Charles A. Sweetser, Jr. Mary H. Swift Mrs. Terry Symes T Miss Ethel Tabor Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tait Mr. Robert Tait Frank Tamilio Mrs. James Tancreti Mr. Roger J. Tancreti, Sr. Mr. William Tannahill Mr. Joseph Tarby Mr. Alfred Tassinari Mrs. E. Ben Taylor Mrs. John Taylor Mrs. Philmont Taylor Mr. William A. Taylor Mr. Joseph Tedesco Miss Sophie Tedesco Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tedesco Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tello Mrs. Daniel J. Tenney Mrs. Margaret Tenney Mrs. Mary Terwilliger Mrs. Anna Tesniere Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tetrault, Jr. Mr. Romeo Theroux Jean Thibodeau Margaret M. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson Mr. Jim Thompson Mr. Albert Thorne, Jr. Mrs. Ellen Thornton Mr. Robert Tieri Mr. and Mrs. George Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tierno, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tierno Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Tierno Miss Helen Tighe Miss Rosalie M. Tirrell Miss Angela Tofuri Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tofuri Mr. Joseph Tofuri Miss Jean Tonks Mr. Gerald Toomey Mrs. Marie Toomey S. G. Torice Mr. and Mrs. Carl Torrice Mrs. Frank Tortolano Mr. Louis P. Tortorella Miss Betty Totaro Mr. Bob Totman Mr. Russell Totman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tracy Mr. Warren Tracy Mrs. Jean Traer Mrs. Marie Treska Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tropea Mr. Simeon J. Trudeau Mr. A. Frances Trumble Miss Hilda Trumble Mr. S. Roy Trumble Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuccelli Mr. Frank Tumbarello Mrs. S. Tumberello Mrs. William J. Turbel Mrs. Turrello Mrs. William Turgiss Mr. Edward Turner Harold and Mary Turner Mrs. Mary Turner Miss May S. Turner Mr. Gennaro Tuzzolo Mrs. Michael Tuzzolo Mr. James Tweedie U Lucy Union Mrs. Upton Mr. Charles Upton Elsie M. Upton Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Upton Judith A. Upton Mr. Roger Upton Mr. Roger K. Upton Mr. and Mrs. Edward Urban V Betty Vaillancourt Frederick Vaillancourt Louise Vailliant Mr. Charles Valcour Joseph Valcour Mr. Gaetano Valdario John Valdario Mrs. Renato Valle Mr. and Mrs. Stergio Vangel Mr. and Mrs. William Van Gelder Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Winkle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Varey Miss S. Josephine Varney Mr. and Mrs. Edward Varnum Mary Varnum Mr. Varoutsos Mr. Peter Varoutsos Mr. Joseph Vasapolli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vasapolli, Jr. Joseph Vecchiarello Arthur Venios Arthur A. Veno Mrs. Helen Veno Mrs. Mary A. Veno Richard Veno William Veno Mrs. Francis J. Ventura Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ventura Mr. Louis M. Ventura, Sr. Mi ' s. Mary Ventura Nancy Ventura Mrs. Lily Vernet Mrs. Angelo C. Verrecchia Mrs. Annie Verrecchia Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vinet Mrs. William Vogel F. N. Volpe Mr. John Voner Mr. George Von Koschembahr Mrs. Helen Vozzella Rudolph Vozzella W Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wade William R. Wade Mr. Henry Wagner, Sr. Mrs. Henry Wagner Mrs. Henry Wagner, Sr. Mrs. Paul Wagner Daniel J. Waldron Mrs. Walker Mrs. Edward Walker Mr. James Walker Miss Margaret Walker Miss Ruth M. Walker Miss Ruthie Walker Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walker Susan Walker Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Walker Warren Walker Adaline J. Wall Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Wall Miss Denise Wall Mr. Francis Wall Mrs. Hugh Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Wallen Helen Walsh John R. Walsh Richard M. Walsh Miss Rose A. Walsh Timothy E. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walsh Mr. E. J. Walters Mrs. Elmer Walters Lee Ward Leo Ward Mrs. Ernest Warren Paul Wasinor Mr. and Mrs. William . Wasinor Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Watkins Henry Watkins Miss Judith Watkins Rex Watkins Mr. George Waugh Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weatherbee Miss Jane Weatherbee Mr. Daniel Webb, Jr. Mr. Keith Webb Ann Wedlock Roy Wedlock Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weiss John Weiss George Welch Mrs. Bertha Wells Donna Wells Mr. Edward Wells Mr. Jackie Wells Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wells Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Wells John R. Welch, Jr., C. P. O. Jeannette West Mrs. West Mr. George Weston Mr. and Mi ' s. David Westwater Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wetzell Harold P. Weymouth Mr. Donald Wheaton Harold Wheaton Mrs. M. F. Wheaton Mrs. Robert Wheaton Mrs. C. White Mrs. Charles White Mr. and Mrs. Charles White Mrs. F. White Frank White Janet Booker White Mrs. Katherine White Mrs. Mary White Mr. and Mrs. Walter White Mrs. Della Whittie Adele Whoriskey Robert Widtfeldt Mrs. Vincent Wieczorek Paul A. Wiese Donna Wiggin Mrs. Harold Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wilke Mrs. Robert Wilke Mr. James E. Williams Mrs. John Williams Mrs. Barbara Williamson Mr. Charles Wilson Mrs. Charles Wilson William Wilson Jeanne Winn Mr. Arthur Wood Bea Wood Cyi ' il A. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Woodaman Sylvia R. Woodaman Mr. and Mrs. Roger Woodard Nancy Woodland Mrs. Annie Woods Mildred Woods Mr. James Woolward Maureen Workman Mrs. Albert Wright Mr. Edwin Wright Mrs. James Wright Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wright Y Mr. Anthony Yebba Anthony N. Yebba Mr. Anthony N. Yebba Micheal Yebba Mrs. Carl E. York Emma Youces Mr. Alan Young Mr. Lewis Young Myrtle Young Mr. and Mrs. William Yundt Z Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Zazzaretti Boo Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zink Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zubel Mrs. John Zubel Dr. and Mrs. J. Frank Hassett Best of Luck in the Future to The Class of 1962 MAYOR JOHN F. GILGUN 134 Best Wishes WOBURN CITY COUNCIL Aldermen at Large George H. Riley William J. Scalley Ward 1 Robert J. Waldron Ward 2 John F. Duran (President) Ward 3 Thomas A. Shaughnessy Ward 4 Melvin Leo Morgan Ward 5 Timothy J. Mahoney Ward 6 Michael A. Oser Ward 7 Ralph A. Porter 135 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from YOUR SCHOOL COMMITTEE DONALD A. DELUCA, Chairman DR. J. FRANK HASSETT, Secretary RICHARD C. JOHNSON DR. THOMAS J. JONES GEORGE T. CONTALONIS CARL J. TORRICE WILLIAM H. FLAHERTY CHARLES E. McGONDEL 136 JOHN J. RILEY CO. —Tanners— Woburn, Mass. 137 PURITY FOOD STORE junction of routes 128 and 38 Woburn FRIENDLIER SERVICE LARGER VARIETY FREE GIFTS WITH HOLDEN RED STAMPS LOWER PRICES 138 Best of Luck MELODY RANCH 480 Main Street WElls 3-4424 Woburn “If it’s Musical—We Have It” F. M. CASE PHARMACY, INC. “The Prescription Store” Surgical Supports—Braces—Elastic Stockings 158 Main Street, Woburn WElls 3-0206 CUMMINGS CHUTE, INC. 9 High Street Woburn WElls 3-0800 i FRANK P. DiPANFILO Real Estate and General Insurance i 576 Main Street Woburn, Mass. WElls 5-1500 Res. WElls 3-2567 139 WOBURN MACHINE COMPANY 201 Main Street Woburn HOGAN TIRE CO. Route 128 Woburn, Mass. X-LENT DONUT SHOP 467 Main Street — Woburn WElls 3-9824 JOHN L. FOWLE COMPANY 140 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL KIWANIS KEY CLUB William Martin (President) John Friel (Vice President) John Hill (Treasurer) Robert Shaughnessy (Secretary) Kiwanis Chairman, Mr. Edward W. Cummings Faculty Adviser, Mr. Joseph F. Curran, Jr. James Anderson Wallace Hubbard Daniel Barch Thomas Lally Anthony Bent William MacPhee James Bourque Edward Mahoney Philip Cederberg James McAvoy Bruce Corduck Lawrence Murphy David Cummings James Otis Donald Cummings Joseph Pandolph Robert DeLuca Gerald Potamis Paul DelMonico William Reilly Fred Erwin Robert Riley George Fowle Raymond Ross Paul Greenan Kenneth Stevenson David Hannus Robert Tait Stephen Hatfield William Van Gelder George Hogan Kenneth Weldon Compliments of THE COLUMBIAN SQUIRES ST. PIUS X CIRCLE No. 989 Woburn, Mass. STAUFFER CHEMICAL COMPANY WOBURN, MASS. ‘Satisfaction Assured’ MARQUIS PARTY AND PASTRY SHOPPE 451 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Telephone WElls 3-1773 SLUMBERLAND PRODUCTS COMPANY Route 128, Woburn 142 DE ROSA INC. EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-3013 Lowell, Mass. GLenview 2-1036 Compliments of A FRIEND 143 SANTORO ' S SUBMARINE SANDWICH SHOP 465 Main Street Woburn WElls 3-0582 ANN ' S DO-NUT SHOP 878 Main Street Winchester SCHROEDER INDUSTRIES, INC. 325 Montvale Avenue Woburn, Massachusetts LUKIE ' S SUNOCO SERVICE 545 Main Street Woburn Charles Spinazola, Proprietor 144 FOR FAMILY FUN GO CANDLEPIN, BOWLING _ WOBURN BOWLADROME, INC. 32-36 Montvale Avenue, Woburn, Massachusetts 30 Alleys — Open 11 A.M. — 12 Midnight Weekdays 1 P.M. — 11 P.M. Sundays WElls 3-9876 DOHERTY BROS. MARKET INC. 161 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts A and C SPORTING GOODS 19 Montvale Avenue Complete Line of Athletic Equipment, Sportswear and Clothing BOB FOLEY Telephone WElls 3-0437 BING CROSBY WM. M. CARPENTER, Wi 146 WElls 3-6107 WALSH ' S MEN ' S WEAR 339 MAIN ST., WOBURN, MASS. Stetson Hats — Interwoven Socks — Manhattan Shirts Hickok Belts — Congress Sportwear — Puritan Sweaters ) 47 GAVIN ' S MARKET, INC. Groceries 434 Main Street WElls 3-0427 WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS MACK ' S ATLANTIC STATION (John E. MacDonald) Owner Corner Washington Street and Montvale Avenue Woburn ANDERSON OIL SERVICE i i i i j i i i i 10 Felton Street Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-2530 KITCHEN CABINETS STAIRS MANTELS NELSON POWER. Inc. MILLWORK MOULDINGS 275 SALEM ST. WOODWORKING WElls 3-2512, 2513 PLYWOOD PANELING DOORS WINDOWS 1 48 MIDDLESEX OIL 10 Fry burg Road Woburn WElls 3-0511 WARD ' S CUT RATE STORE 455 Main Street Woburn Open Every Night MOORE PARKER NEWSDEALER 375 Main Street Woburn Mass. McGAH FLORIST “Everything In Flowers for Every Occasion” 275 Main Street Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-0093 149 Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 DAVID A. HODGES Complete Insurance Service I i l 7 Winn Street Woburn WElls 3-2246 MAHONEY ' S BARBER SHOP 422 Main Street “Where You Had Your First Haircut” Five Barbers “No Waiting” WONDER DO-NUTS 36 Varieties Finest Do-Nuts In New England Four Corners, Woburn WElls 3-4533 Charles Speros and Sons 150 WOBURN FIVE CENTS SWINGS BANK Deposits Insured In Full Woburn, Massachusetts Incorporated 1854 151 MAINTAIN Store Engineering Service Designers and Manufacturers of DISPLAY EQUIPMENT FOR AMERICA’S FINEST STORES • All Purpose Shelving • Counters • Canopy Lighting • Showcases Maintain plans and equips any size or type of store providing no obligation store plan lay¬ outs and the best in equipment at low cost. Visit Our Plant and Showrooms MAINTAIN Store Engineering Service 22 Crane Court Woburn, Massachusetts Phone: WElls 3-3300 152 SAINT DOMINIC ' S ACADEMY WOBURN AUTO PARTS Academy for Boys Belmont, Mass. COMMANDER CLEANSERS Winchester Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 McLEOD ' S GULF STATION 153 LINDSTROM BROS. VAN LINES, INC. i ' 364 Franklin Street, Melrose, THE EVERETT J. BIXBY Senior - Junior FUNERAL HOME 14 Johnson Street Woburn, Massachusetts HARVARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC. General Contractors 14 Cross Street Woburn, Mass. LUCIA ' S SUPER MARKET INC. I 510 Main Street i Woburn, Massachusetts I 154 C. O. ANDERSON SON WOBURN SILVERMAN ' S MEN ' S SHOP 394 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts Complete Line of Men’s—Boys’—Students’ Clothing Formal Wear for Hire WElls 3-1908 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 WOBURN BANK and TRUST COMPANY “The Progressive Bank” Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 155 WOBURN CO OPERATIVE BANK 6 Common Street i 56 GUY ' S SMOKE SHOP i i i i L Newspapers Magazines Books Cigars Cigarettes Smokers’ Equipment Tobacco Novelties Toys Sundries R. S. BEATTIE FUEL SERVICE Range Oils—Power Burners—Fuel Oils Boiler Vacuum Cleaning Service Office House Tel. WE 3-0439 2 High Street, Woburn WOBURN SHEET METAL CO., INC. Heating—Ventilating—Air Conditioning Fdrced Air Heating—Fans and Blowers Rear 49 High Street, Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-1631 Oil-O-Matic - “Williams” - Gas-O-Matic Heating - “General Electric” - Air Conditioners CRYOVAC Equipment Division Division of W. R. Grace Co. 369 Washington Street, Woburn Manufacturers of Packaging Machinery For Cryovac Film, Bags and Pouches 157 MOORE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. OF WOBURN 60 Bow Street Woburn, Mass. E. G. BARKER LUMBER CO., INC. Building Materials Prospect Street Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-0057 WElls 3-0058 GARSON ' S LEEK ' S (Formerly G S) AUTO SCHOOL Always tops in ladies’ wear. Now boast¬ ing of the finest Teen Department, In¬ fants’ Department, Girls’ and B o y s’ Clothing of the Finest Quality. 424 Main Street WElls 3-5560 WElls 3-0783 158 WOBURN SUPPLY Hardware—Plumbing—Electrical 508 Main Street Woburn WElls 3-2300 ALDA DODGE SALES, INC. 100 Winn Street Woburn, Mass. Latest in Compacts—Dodge Lancer Also new Dodges—Darts—Trucks Complete Facilities •— Sales Service Selective Used Cars 159 Kitchen Cabinets Formica Counters RAMCO WOODWORKING CABINET COMPANY 4 Henshaw Street Woburn, Massachusetts Phil Ramasci WE 5-2281 GORIN ' S Lowest Prices Plus Personal Service Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday Nights Till 9 P. M. GORIN’S 415 Main St., Woburn ROBERT NEWTON COIFFURES 476 Main Street Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-0695 For Your Comfort Convenience and Beauty Directed by Mr. Leon, Stylist CANNON-NEELON Wallpaper—Paint—Window Shades 23 Montvale Avenue WElls 3-2021 160 Best Wishes To The Class of 1962 GEORGE F. BURNS, JR. MASTER PLUMBER HEATING CONTRACTOR SEARS, ROEBUCK and COMPANY 443 Main Street Woburn, Mass. WElls 5-2800 Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. until 9:00 P.M. 161 WOBURN NATIONAL BANK Woburn, Mass. (Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.) COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES McSHEFFREY and FRANK CULLEN WElls 3-3159 WElls 2-3875 RADIO AND TELEVISION Sales and Service 673 MAIN STREET, WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS R. C. A. COLOR TV ON DISPLAY Television Laboratories Incorporated COLOR TV RCA MOTOROLA ZENITH 162 Compliments of SENATOR JAMES J. 7th Middlesex District LONG Burlington Lexington Stoneham Wilmington Tewksbury WOBURN Wakefield WOBURN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Donald Cummings, President Martha Sheeran, Vice President Jo Ann Anglim, Secretary Lawrence Murphy, Treasurer 163 E. Galante Co. MANUFACTURING METAL PRODUCTS 14-16 Union Straot Woburn, Mass. D.J. DOHERTY MASTER ELECTRICIAN ALL TYPES WlRINfi 14 Madison St. WOBURN WE-3-0468 Call Me, I’D WInYm THE DONUT KITCHEN, INC. 547-51 Main Street (Hammond Square) Woburn, Mass. Donuts Bakery Goods Snack Bar “Our Donuts are Renowned as the Best Around” Best Wishes GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 164 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 WARREN KAY VANTINE Official Class Photographers 132 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts PRINTERS OF THE 1962 “INNITOU” DELMAR Complete Personalized Service For Yearbook Publications 165 Used Cars General Repairs Automatic Transmissions—Body Work—Front End Alignment McSHEFFREY’S GARAGE BOB’S MOBIL SERVICE We Give S H Green Stamps 880 Main Street North Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-0614 JOHN L. BROPHY CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractor 23 Beach Street Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-1459 Success In The Future To All Members Of The Class Of 1962 GREENE ' S DINER “Duncan Hines never recommended us because he never ate here.” 166 LORD COAL COMPANY Coal — Heating Oils 31 High Street Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-0066 PINEWOOD GIFTSHOP 470 Main Street Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-3122 For FUN FITNESS and FELLOWSHIP Congratulations to 1962 Graduates from the WOBURN AREA YMCA Best Wishes to Class of 1962 BUEL MACHINE COMPANY, INC. 167 JIM DAVIS ESSO SERVICE STATION “Friend of the Poor Man” Complete Automatic Repairs Dynaflow and Hydramatics Rebuilt Road Service 479 Main Street Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-9743 168 Tel. WElls 3-3483 LOAD LUGGER CONTAINER SERVICE 10 CU. YARD 12 CU. YARD CONTAINERS CHARLES GEORGE TRUCKING COMPANY INDUSTRIAL — DISPOSAL CONTRACTOR — COMMERCIAL 24 Hour Service -:- 3 Green Street — Woburn, Massachusetts BUNNY ' S BIKE SHOP Parts—Accessories—Repairing Bernard W. Leland, Prop. 19 Cleveland Ave. WElls 3-1182 169 JACQUITH CO., INC. Hav and Grain, Flour, Sugar, Salt Lime and Cement Telephone WElls 3-0348 37 Prospect Street HILLSIDE FLORIST “Flowers For All Occasions” “We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere” 888 Main Street Woburn, Mass. ROBERT JEWELRY YOUR FRIENDLY JEWELER The Graduation Key Store—Open Your TEEN-AGE Account Diamonds — Watches — Silverware BUDGET TERMS TO SUIT YOU Longines—Wittnauer—Hamilton—Elgin Bulova—Benrus—Mido Watches S. ROBERT FOLLICK 393 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts WElls 3-2673 Shop — WE 3-2636 Residence — WE 3-1657 170 JAMES J. LONG AUTO SCHOOL 14 Plympton Street WElls 3-3339 SUPPLIER ' S AUTO PARTS A. J. Triglione 102 Main Street Woburn WElls 3-5222 Compliments of GEORGE TIERNEY WALTER H. WILCOX, INC. Tanners Bank Building Street Floor “Auto and Homeowners Package Policies Our Specialties” EDWARD G. BOYLE AGENCY 6 Salem Street, Woburn Complete Insurance Programming WElls 3-4170 ROESSLER SONS, INC. Manufacturers of Marble — Granite — Bronze ARTISTIC MEMORIALS 117 Salem Street Office WElls 3-1184 S. B. GODDARD SON COMPANY INSURANCE WElls 3-0076 BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL AND HAPPY FUTURE PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THAT DAY OF DAYS, A STORY BOOK WEDDING , 385 Main Street, Woburn STUDIO: WElls 3-5060 RESIDENCE: WElls 3-2381 173 WALLACE MOTOR SALES Congratulations To The Class Of 1962 474 Main Street (Opp. Strand Theatre) WElls 3-9857 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1962 TAMERS MTIOML BAM 174 HANCOCK I nterior 4 Exterior KEYSTONE ODORLESS I nter ior 4 Exterior COMPLETE COLORS in stock WALLPAPER IMPERIAL Washable P recision-T rimmed B I R G E Plastic Coated Scrubbable - Trimmed IN STOCK MED WALLPAPER - PAINT - WINDOW SHADES and VENETIAN BLINDS 157 MAIN ST. - WOBURN FREE DELIVER ANYWHERE Plenty of Parking (no Meters) Next to A P Call Us — WELLS 3-5100 175 dr. john f. McCauley Optometrist 323 Main Street Woburn, Mass. WElls 3-0274 B. F. WALDRON CO., INC. 7 Salem Street Woburn, Massachusetts 176