Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

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Our Prom Committee and their dates. Kathy, Donna and Jean wait “patiently” for their dates. Dec. 14, 1962 Our corps of ushers. r-V ' V,

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HM Ellin and Peggy give the final touch to Mr. Snowman. George and Ronnie present Helen and Gail with their corsages. Susan receives her flowers from Paul. Snowflakes And Starlight Richie, Gerry, and Kathy share a secret with Santa. 28 Ray and Richie enjoy a dance with their dates.

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Class Elections October 25, 1962 OTF. RIGHT H OTE t A»01. ICE PRESIDENT 1364 1964 OF CL 155 PRESIDENT m ELECT RE « ? WKAKT HOT VARY YE FOR MO MILLAR tm JOE MALONEY . FOR 9 J— 1 “ • ■ ' r 1 , 1 • ■ » - r —i—... r — DENNIS HOGUE r OR ntR VICE PRESIDENT i ns « » i J J VOTE ■SfriU Carey r fOw. vote A LOSS if you VOTE FOI L .V ROSS OU FOR J ftcHHW (A c V ' ZACO? ' VICE PRESIDENT SHE ' S AV. CF.HT L t If SAVfC - T 1 VOTE. RATTER Vf class of 6S What’s that? You say election day was November 6, 1962? Well, not at W.H.S. Class elections, held under the direction of the Social Studies Department, are an annual event at Woburn High School. They are held much in the same manner as state and federal elections. Would-be nomi¬ nees must obtain nomination papers. When campaigns get under way, posters are hung throughout the school, and campaign speeches are de¬ livered. Voters must register at des¬ ignated places. Names are carefully checked at the polls. Official ballots are used and votes are cast with utmost care. All this is done to prepare the student to evaluate can¬ didates and choose the one he thinks best qualified. This procedure is most effective in preparing the student for that fateful day in the future when he will be able to vote in local and national elections. Now then, when did you say election day was? Ted Mahoney supervises the voting. Candidate Qualey addresses his classmates. 30