Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

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Among the many individuals at Woburn High School, there is one who has attained success, not only in her occupation, but in the fulfillment of her responsibilities as a human being. The accomplishments of this per¬ son, therefore, surpass those of the ordinary teacher; this person strives to instruct, to encourage, to trust, and to reassure the student body. By re¬ specting and emulating her, the Class of 1967 has realized the values of integrity and perserverance. As a teacher, she has been tolerant, inspirational, and knowledgeable. The atmosphere of her classroom has been animated by her sense of pur¬ posefulness and by the desire of her students to acquire self-advancement. As a friend, she has always been willing to offer her advice and guidance, and she has expressed a sincere interest in the individual concerns of many a student. Her warm personality and evident good humor have been continually displayed in her friendly smile and in her enthusiastic involvement in student projects; her loyal support of our school activities will always be remembered and appreciated. The Class of 1967 hopes that her experiences in working with us have been as rich and rewarding, as ours have been in knowing her. We proudly dedicate the ’67 INNITOU to. MISS ROSEMARY KEHOE. It 16