Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

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CONTENTS Faculty Sports FOREWORD These are the years of growth, years in which we have grown and will continue to grow as our horizons of knowledge and wis¬ dom stretch further and further. There is growth to be found in the learning of books and the news of the day which allows us to live each day well. Nevertheless, there. is another growth to be found in the world of human experience and the warmth of the human heart which gives the first a greater meaning. Now we have come to the completition of the dozen most importa nt years of our lives. We’ve been happy and we’ve been sad, excit¬ ed and bored; but, in the fire of enthusiasm and the peace of solitude, we have been build¬ ing our lives and growing into the fulfillment of our dreams. Every autumn leaf, every spring breeze, and every smiling face, have added to the priceless wealth of our memor¬ ies. Yet, this is only the beginning. Though we must cease to grow physically, that halt can never be accompained by stagnation of the mind: we must continue to grow if we are to fill the role that the Almighty has given each of us. Every day we are greeted by the increase of the responsibilities and duties of our advancing maturity. These are heavy burdens, to be sure; but we cannot forget that to grow is to know the hope, wonder and eternal purpose of life. 1988 Administration Features Clubs 7 Seniors 21 Patrons 35 Advertisers 77 121

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We, the Class of 1963, dedicate this yearbook to you, MR. PAUL K. SWEEN¬ EY. In the minds of the students at Wo¬ burn High School, you have always rank¬ ed highly; and we regret if your dignity has suffered from such occasional refer¬ ences as “Doc” or “One Shot.” These bits of fancy are only an indication of the great warmth which we have come to feel for you because of your close association with and great influence upon the student body. Because you have contributed to the in¬ tellectual, social, and athletic growth of Woburn High School as a gifted teacher, class advisor, and assistant baseball coach, you will always live in our memories. With this small tribute we offer you our heart¬ felt thanks and our hope that we have given you some inspiration to continue the very important work you do. Paul K. Sweeney Mr. Sweeney dictates an assignment.