Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

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X5 v .su of many rests in the value of each one. In every association, indi¬ viduals assemble and unite; unity and cooperation are necessary elements of every worthy endeavor. Therefore, if a graduating class is to achieve worth, elements of unity and cooperation must be present. When an individual con¬ tributes a part of himself to his class, whether it be in academics, athletics, or extracurricular activities, he is con¬ tributing to its ultimate worth. Since these personal contributions are the pro¬ ducts of varied personalities, their presence will necessarily produce a unit, or a whole personality, of varied com¬ position. Such a vital and flexible entity is the product and possession of the members of the Woburn High School class of 1967. The following pages of the 1967 INNITOU show, in concrete terms, how such an association of varied per¬ sonalities behaves and achieves success . . . how the worth of the many rests in the value of each one.

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ft 4 published by the senior class of woburn high school woburn, massachusetts vol. XXI

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Administration and Faculty .18 Highlights of ’67 .40 Clubs and Organizations .54 Athletics.78 Seniors .98 The Community.156 3