Woburn High School - Innitou Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1978 volume:

FOUNDED ! 8 5 6 1 R , - f ,|i INNITOU CLASS OF ’78 WOBURN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS Pictures of today Memories of the past ' Each special day, that will forever last. r. 1 - 2 Our strong hopes and wishes footsteps in our li ves 3 4 5 The meeting of someone and becoming a friend the bond of brotherhood that will never end. 6 The reminiscence of class and times left behind reflect one’s emotions in the mirror of one’s mind. 7 8 9 Growing relationships between students and teachers from classroom activities . . . to stadium bleachers 10 From a budding sophomore to a senior in bloom Our season is ending, our sunset comes soon 11 : 1 r ' 12 13 We look forward today with our eyes open wide, but our times in the past will always be inside. 14 . 3 ,: ’ ■- iJj ■ , .. • - .. - - “ ' JL - m V sT .- ' -• • i ' «4fl A 4k 4 - I A 15 16 I Dedication We, the Class of 1978, recognize as this year’s dedication recipient, a man who has given of himself both in and out of the classroom. This outstanding member of the Woburn High School faculty has encouraged us toward our goals by his sincere con¬ cern for us, and by his enthusiastic support of our class. This individual has presented himself as firm, fair, and person¬ able. There has always been an atmosphere of friendliness and understanding in his classroom. He has successfully taught us to recognize and deal with the social concerns of our generation. Beyond this, he has become acquainted with many members of the entire student body. He has consistently added much to our extra-curricular activities as a former coach of football and tennis, and with his loyal support to all our social events. In the future, as we relive our high school days, we will remem¬ ber you as a trusting friend and generous human being. For the understanding you have shown for us, we offer this symbol of our appreciation to you . . . MR. RICHARD T. QUALEY 17 Administration and Faculty 18 19 Sup erin tendent’s Message Congratulations to the Class of 1978. The challenge of the future in our democratic society demands the fullest effort of each of us as a participant and citizen, so that we preserve those fun¬ damental values which make us a country of great spirit, and to effect those changes which make us a nation of understanding and leadership. Good luck to each of you as you continue your learning and formal education. Sincerely, Superintendent of Schools U . Charles W. Lamontagne DR. CHARLES W. LAMONTAGNE Superintendent PAUL J. ANDREWS Assistant Superintendent I. EDWARD MARASHIO Assistant to the Superintendent 20 Yearbook Message To Members of the Class of 1978: The preparation, editing, and presentation of this year¬ book of the Class of 1978 has been a monumental task completed with dedication by a superior staff of students and advisers. In one sense a yearbook is merely a pictorial record of the senior year in high school. In a more significant sense it is a permanent memorial of the associations, activities, and classmates who have given flesh to the spirit that is Woburn Senior High School. On the eve of Graduation in 1978, it is fitting that one pause to reflect on those associations of our high school days, since never again will the Class of ’78 meet as a whole. It is a time of deep sentiment. It is a time to be happy and a time to be sad in reviewing our educational gains during the past three years; happy that we had taken some of the benefits of our high school opportunities — sad that we had not taken more. To each member of this fine class is extended a personal good wish for health, happiness, and success in reaching the goals of a journey of a lifetime. .. i i] � � r ( ' V 2 . Henry D. Blake PAIJI K SWFFNFY VirP Prinrinal MARIE BUTLER ROBERT DORAN JULIANNE KALLAS CAROLYN LAZENBY MARY ANN PALUMBO NANCY LEVERICH DOROTHEA NANCY McFAGUE EDMUND McGRATH FRANK FEDELE PAULSCHLICKMANN McCAUSLAND BARBARA VILMAZULIANI CHARLES SHERIDAN SOKOLOWSKI English Department 22 CAROL CATEN MARCIA SHULTZ JANET CELI ELIZABETH CONDON LUCILLE LYONS BARBARA MURPHY ALBERT DESCOUTEAUX RANDI ORPEN OCTOBER FROST DEBBIE CLINTON KARENSHERBA ANDREA MEEHAN Foreign Language Department 23 Home Economics Department RICHARD McEACHERN THOMAS KILDAY LEONARD MANNING JOHN PARZIALE WILLIAM SCHULTZ GEORGE TRANFAGLIA JOHN WILE Industrial Arts Department 24 JUSTUS ALLEN PETER DALEY STEPHEN FERNANDES EDWARD CARROLL SANDRA DELAY DENIS GOLDEN DENNIS McELHINEY MARIE SCALESSE RICHARD QUALEY MARY ELLEN WISSMAN DAVID MURPHY MICHAEL VALERIANI MATTHEW McNAMARA JAMES SULLIVAN NED MURRAY KATHRYN WINTERSON Social Studies Department 25 Library MjT ■ jr : ' m ' Music CHARLES COLLINS ROBERT HODGSON ELLEN AUSTIN LEONA SHANHOLTZ MARGARET BOYAJIAN MARY CHASE ROBERT O’BRIEN JOHN CARR Guidance Department Housemaster and Dean of Girls JOSEPH F. CURRAN MARY LOU DONOVAN JAMES FOLEY PAULG. MURPHY Athletic Director WALTER P. WHITE 27 I LOUIS BUSSONE VIRGINIA HALL VIRGINIA HUTCHINSON ELFREDA KALLOCK FRANK LOGAN DENNIS O ' BRIEN Mathematics Department 28 GEORGE ACCOMANDO NICHOLAS ATHENS K. SCOTT BLAKE DONALD FREELEY GEORGE GIRAGOSIAN CHARLES BOYER TOBY KLANG HARRY MARDEROSIAN SHIRLEY JOHN McDAVITT DONALD NOLAN JOHN O’CONNOR MARTIN-FOLEY Science Department School Nurses PHYLLIS HETZEL CATHERINE CANTILLON JOEMARASHIO LORRAINE PORTER PETER SULLIVAN Life Education Department AUSTIN GARVEY MICHAEL MURPHY JERRY O’NEILL PAUL ROMANO BRENDA JOYCE PAULA MACFARLAND SUZANNE HOLMES ANN LAVACCHIA Physical Education Department JANET BRUNO louise McDonough ELLEN CONNELL JOHN McWHINNEY WILLIAM HOLLAND GLORIA PROAKIS ARLENE LASKY DAVID SWEENEY DORIS LYNCH THOMAS TREACY Business Education Department ELEANOR McCALL DIANE RYAN RICHARD SKEFFINGTON 31 VINCENT RIVELA STEVEN CALABRO ROBERT DELUCA Work Study Distributive Ed. Max Ed. Special Needs Dept. PHILIP FLOWERS LYNN SCARVALAS JIM LYNCH JANET MYERS EGILDA GROSSI JOHN HENEHAN Naval Scienc CAPTAIN BURL BEVERS CHIEF THOMAS MURPHY Secretaries LOUISE CLARK ELIZABETH McGANN FRANCES AMARI LORETTA L. DUNNIGAN 32 SEATED, L to R — Agnes Marderosian, Corrine Mernin (chairperson); Judith Kelley. STANDING, L to R — Stephen Martin, Tony Rotondo, Robert Cannon, George Con- xalonis. Woburn School Committee School Committee Honors Carl Tor rice 33 JAPNlOUStM jlENATION. Hi r mSSm 75 Highligh ts 36 woBuns. - JUNIORS ANUU k 10 . 1977 RIGHT of THE name IN THE SQUARE TO VOTE TOR A PERSON MARK. A CROSS VOTE FOR I WENT VOTE TOR DEBRA BEAUCHAMP UAH l EE CARRU RICMAEI Cl,k CV Colo ur My World A Portrait of Christmas Here comes Santa Claus. Santa looks for presents. 40 Nancy and Brian share a laugh. The honored guests arrive. 41 Looking Good Close Encounter Debbie JTnd Esc Junior Prom — A Time for Us 4 r- Laugh it up. A Deuce of Dans. it .4 fftvw Goodwin himself perfectly ' If . Elections Student Advisory Council STUDENT ADVISORY: BOTTOM TO TOP — Dan Perry (Junior), Scott Ben¬ nett (Sophomore), Barbara Conroy (Senior). Soph Class Officers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW, L to R — Bob Rafferty (Pres.), Timmy Doherty (Treas.), Joe Tibur (V.P.), Joseph F. Curran Jr. (Housemaster). TOP ROW, L to R — Lisa Goding (Sec.), Mrs. Janet Bruno (Advisor). Junior Class Officers JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: L to R — Tom Gerety (Pres.), Jerry Rochon (Treas), Kelley Seward (Sec.), Michelle Eovine (V.P.), Mr. Foley (Housemas¬ ter), Mrs. Clinton (Advisor), Dan Perry (Student Rep.). Senior Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW, L to R — Ann-Marie Hag¬ gerty (Sec.), Mr. Paul Murphy (Housemaster), Diana Pasquarello (Treas.), Barbara Conroy (Student Rep). TOP ROW — Richard Clancy ' Pres.), Charles Paicopolos (V.P.). 45 Booster Dance Lifts Football Spirit Bored! Where are the boys? Pay your money, take your chances. 47 Clubs and Activities 48 8 riW. £ c 7 A i M Debating Society DEBATING SOCIETY: L to R — Dan Walsh (Sec.), Kevin Coughlan (V.P.), Mark Leen (Pres.), Charles Paicopolos (Treas.), Mr. D. Murphy (Advisor). T.F.L. Division 2 Superbowl Champs T.F.L. DIVISION 2 SUPERBOWL CHAMPS: ROW 1, L to R — Doug Murphy, Mark Symer (Capt.), John Reddy (Capt.), Joe Surianello (Capt). ROW 2, L to R — Fred Perry (Flash), John Mulkerin. ROW 3, L to R — Bronco Salvati, Bob Maher, Mark Minghella, Moses Ciccarelli. ROW 4, L to R — John McKinnon, Jim Kiley. w hi is m -11 p, ' f Math Team MATH TEAM: ROW 1, L to R — Miss Hall (Advisor), John Giangrand, Rich¬ ard Hassett, Marybeth Monks, Grace Reidy, Garret Murdza, Rob Tramonte, Mrs. Kallock. ROW 2, L to R — Mr. Orpen (Advisor), Anthony Tramonte, Leslie Maiocco, John Atwood, Jimmy Glennon (Capt.), Randy Murdza, Charles DiCenzo, Cl ' fford Lansil, Howard Pomeranz. 50 Russian Club RUSSIAN CLUB: ROW 1 , FRONT — Miss Condon (Advisor). ROW 1 , L to R — Lynne Lundquist, (Treas.), Lisa Damigella (V.P.), Carolyn Davis, Sandy Doucette (Activities Coordinator), Thula Kouletsis (Sec.), Jack O ' Connor (Pres.). ROW 2, L to R — Particia Loomis, Terry Snow. Classics Club CLASSICS CLUB: FRONT ROW, L to R — Debbie Post (Sec.), Marie Hayes, (V.P.), Joseph Mari (Pres.). TOP ROW, L to R — Diana Colman (Treas.), Mrs. Barbara Murphy (Advisor). German Club Officers GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: Kim Oey (Kaffeestunde), Janise Murray (Treasurer), Faru Frost (Advisor), Gary Downing (Pres.), Susan Frank (V.P.), Dene Kouletsis (Sec.). French Club FRENCH CLUB: L to R — Linda LaPlante (Treas.), Sheryle D’Amico (Sec.), Mrs. Meehan (Advisor), Kate Martin (V.P.). MISSING — Mary Coughlin (Pres.). Spanish SPANISH CLUB: L to R — Mrs. Clinton (Advisor), Gail Barbas (Treas.), Pam Power (V.P.), Margaret Flaherty (Pres.), Linda Landino (Sec.), Mrs. Caten (Advi¬ sor). Sentorian Sentorian Business Staff SENTORIAN BUSINESS STAFF: ROW 1, L to R — Laurel Buttaro, Debby Medeiros, Alicia Desmond (Business Manager), Nancy Carlson (Business Manager). ROW 2, L to R — Miss Laskey (Advisor), Joan Barry, David DeDonato, Miss Lynch (Advisor). SENTORIAN: ROW 1, L to R — Charles Paicopolos (Editor), Mrs. Sokolowski (Advi¬ sor), William Campbell (Editor). Row 2, L to R — Mary White, Deborah Shannon, Howard Pomeranz, Lisa DeFilippo, Mary Viola, Walter Petruch, Penny Nichols. ROW 3, L to R — Mark Leen, David Thompson, Jack Lally, Ellen McCarthy, Charles Col¬ lins. HBClub H.B. CLUB: ROW 1, L to R — Joni Morandi, Diana Pasquarello. ROW 2, L to R — Jackie Levesque, Diana DiPietrantonio (Fonz) (Treas.). ROW 3, L to R — Michelle Tobin (V.P.), Lisa DiGirloamo (Sec.). ROW 4, L to R — Sandy Coe (Fonz) (Pres.), Denise Rennie (Social Correspondent). 52 Math Club Officers MATH CLUB OFFICERS: L to R — Charles DiCenzo, (Sec.), Garret Murdza, (Treas), Clifford Lansil, (V.P.), Howard Pomeranz, (Pres.), Mr. Winson, (Advisor). National Honor Society Officers NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: TOP TO BOTTOM — Patty DeCourcey (Pres.), Deb bie DiSanzo (Treas.), Meg Dever (Sec.), Charles Paicopolos (V.P.), Miss Marylou Donovan (Advisor). Nomad NOMAD: ROW 1, L to R — Diana Pasquarello, Thula Kouletsis, Penny Nichols (Editor-in- Chief), Barbie Ouellette (Assoc. Editor). ROW 2, L to R — Mr. Sheridan (Advisor), Charles Collins (Sales Manager), Gary McLaughlin (Sales Manager), Donna Alger (Assoc. Editor), Barbara Conroy (Assoc. Editor), Mr. Daley (Advisor). JUNIOR ROTARIANS: L to R — Gary McLaughlan, Doug Murphy. 53 Work Study WORK STUDY: ROW 1, L to R — Mr. Calabro (Advisor), Jim Carney, Frank Garbino, Sandra Calixto, Kathleen Scalley, Cynthia Lux, Van Nardone, Patty Cormier, Susan Lisacki, Millie Tortorella, Pauline Golles, Eileen Pollino, Karen Damrath, Lisa Ek. ROW 2, L to R — Brian Murray, Cathy Josephson, Cheryl Frost, Nancy Locke, Laura McCauley, Margie Berndt, Mary Falino, Debbie Carbone, Julie McDonough, Lynn LoPardo, Deborah Kendall, Nancy Farina, Kathy Nicoli. ROW 3, L to R — Jeanne Savin- ier, Diane Duncan, Karen Cahill, Margie Turner, Debbie Spica, David Doherty, David Camillieri, Bob Sweeney, Mike Quigley, Ralph Harrelson, Bob Bellomo, Ross Stan¬ ton, Mark Downie, Mark Minghella. ROW 4, L to R — Dan McSheffrey, Steve Dunn, Bill Hennigan, Kerry Kenney, Robert Harris, Charlie Linehan, Billy Langill, Bruce Williams, Pete Castine, Edward Raposo, Bobby Magee, Mike Riley, Bob Doherty. Key Club Ktr CLUB: ROW f?L to R Robert Swymer (V.P.), Geor� Phfflips (F C«olym Young, Mary O ' Rourke Jfie.Tib , Stptnpn Saro, ELmje arch, Ga|y McLaughlii ajjlMtifrelpSayte MlcEachern, Sandy C M Uanny I Freeley, Sandra oonnsorv.Steven Jones, Scott Kenton, Bob Slack, Ralpl Kendall, Hildegarde Regan, (55 MacEafhern Charlie Varoutsos. I Technical Crew TECHNICAL CREW: L to R — Al LaFrance, Gordon Wood. A.V.A. Crew A.V.A. CREW: L to R — Jimmy DeLaria, Jay Doyle, John Alabiso, Gor¬ don Wood, Al LaFrance, Mr. Allen (Advisor). PH it j SK . •„ M J JUKI MAi mf K 1 fL . r ■ n� d ll WM - r n WL w Library Aides LIBRARY AIDES: L to R — Mrs. Murphy, Trudie MacClellan, Steve Cumming, John Alabiso, Cathy Bustin, Ellen Hilbrunner, Brian Breeden, Danny Perry, Mrs. Nolen. Chess Club CHESS CLUB: ROW 1, L to R — Garret Murdza, Paul Gicchetto, Dave Janus, Matt Glover. ROW 2, L to R — Paul Taylor, Gregg McGrath, Mr. Johnson (Advisor). • Band Officers BAND OFFICERS: ROW 1, L to R — Maya Rath (V. P.), Debbie Bouley (Librarian). ROW 2, L to R — Kevin Mooney (Treas.), Mary Coughlan (Sec.), Dan Gately (Band Major). ROW 3, L to R — Dave Lawton (Pres.), Tom McGrath (Manager). Jazz Rock Ensemble JAZZ ROCK ENSEMBLE: ROW 1, L to R — Brian Smith, Les Tancredi, Matt Sheils, Leslie Johnson, Maya Rath, Debbie Bouley, Chris Falcone. ROW 2, Lto R — Spike Gil¬ more, Dan Gately, Dave Lawton, Earl Brophy, Mike Carpi- nella, Pete McCauley, Gus Salerno, Sammy Roe. ROw 3, L to R — John Ozelius, Kevin Mooney, Charles R. Collins (Band Director), Ed Doughty, Kevin Coughlan, Dave Purin- ton, Phil Peterson. n_. , 0 L ' w u Choir Officers CHOIR OFFICERS: L to R — Kim Oey (Librarian), Steve Braese (V.P.), Shelly Pelletier (Sec.), Mr. Robert Hodgson (Choir Director), Pauline Pike (Pres.), Susan Kane (Treas.), Lynne McGoniagle (Librarian), Gordon Wood (Stage Manager). Art Guild and Hockey Boosters ART GUILD AND HOCKEY BOOSTERS: Row 1, L to R — Mrs. Zer- vas (Advisor), Rose Mary Raistrick, Margarat Albano, Karen Bradlee, Wendy Devlin, Cindy Inashima. ROW 2, L to R — Mic¬ helle Aldrich, Toni Aldrich, Allison Queenan, Ellen Hilbrunner, John McKinnon, Richie Marinaccio, Susan MacPhee. MISSING — Catherine Flowers. Instructional Media Club INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA CLUB: ROW 1, L to R — Jay Dipanfilo, Randy Parker, Tony Stoddard, Donna Marini (Sec.), Robert Linehan (Pres.), Jo-Ann Collins, Bob Rafferty, Doug Murphy. ROW 2, L to R — Brian McDonough, David Brown, Lisa Goding, John Daly (V.P.), Joan Garvey, Tracey Franson, Paul GLover. ROW 3, L to R — Mr. Golden (Advi¬ sor), Kevin McDonough, Doug Flynn, Pauline Golles, Terry Mernin (V.P.), Al LaFrance (Genius), Gordon Wood. U kJ Girls “W” Club GIRLS “W” CLUB: ROW 1, L to R — Hildegarde Regan, Lynn Walsh, Barbara Freeman, Teresa Ryan, Karen Lynch, Jule Burgio, Anne O ' Grady. ROW 2, L to R — Beverly Lathigee, Patrice Daly, Kate Martin, Julie Simonds, Diani DePietrantonio, Debbie Beauchamp, Ellen McCabe, Miss Joyce. ROW 3, L to R — Nancy Freeman, Debbie Post, Sue Bradbury, Sue Muller. 57 Business Education Club School and Society SCHOOL AND SOCIETY: ROW 1, L to R — Kevin McDonough, Donna Alger, Ann Marie Blackburn, Gail DiFranco, Mary Fitzpatrick, Susan Frank, David Masotta. ROW 2, L to R — Patricia Loomis, Patrice Daly, Karen Lynch, Mr. Valeriani (Advisor), Teresa Ryan, Beth Stevenson. ROW 3, L to R — Leslie Manning, Jeannine Torrice, Brian McDonough, Mary Bistany, Kathy Pedi, Steve Calautti. BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB: L to R — Laura McCauley (Treas.), Barbara DeBerio (Sec.), Diane Duncan (Pres.), Miss McCall (Advisor), Denise Trotta (V.P.), Debbie Medeiros (Ass’t Treas.). Business Assistants Club BUSINESS ASSISTANTS CLUB: ROW 1, L to R — Sandra Johnstone, Robin DeRosa, Michele DiNapoli (Pres.), Cindy Raftery (V.P.). ROW 2, L to R — Miss Connell (Advisor), Miss Proakis (Advisor). ROW 3, L to R — Robin Hart, Denise Trotta, Paula Gonsalves (Sec.), Karen Lynch (Treas.). 58 Girls Drill Tearn GIRLS DRILL TEAM: L to R — Chief Murphy, Janis Murray, Tracy Cabone, Virginia DiTucci, Linda Long, Lauren Long, Captain Beavers. Naval Drill Team NAVAL DRILL TEAM: ROW 1, L to R — Lauren Long, Janis Murray, Mark Hildebrand, Paul Catania, Thomas Morton, Jay Doyle, Steve Cum- ming, Virginia DiTucci. ROW 2, L to R — Tricia Capone, Anthony Das- tola, Linda Long, Charles Gillis, Dave Heafey, James DeLaria, Ed Rich¬ ardson. ROW 3, L to R — Chief Murphy, (Petty Officer), Bob Maher, Randal Miller, James Head, Arthur Pepe, Larry Giannotti, Timmy Hallo- gan. MISSING — Charles Collins. k r]? ' ' £ , ' f K K 7 lk ■ L ' AVjuW 9 i V Wnlbak Awkm Biology Pre-Med Club BIOLOGY PRE-MED CLUB: L to R — Debbie Morin (Act. Advisor), Marie Rossignol (Treas.), Debbie Post (V.P.), Bob Tedesco (Pres.), Mr. Blake (Advisor). Distributive Ed Club DISTRIBUTIVE ED CLUB: BOTTOM ROW, L to R — Maureen McLaughlin, Maureen O’Leary (Pres.), Sandra Brogna, RoseMarie Valente (Treas.), Michelle Dwyer, (Reporter), Beth Johnson, Karen Micalizzi (V.P.), Andrea Pineau (Sec.). TOP ROW, L to R — Mark Colbert, Ted Chesbrough, Mark Prekop, Monique Gaudet, Jean McGinn, Mr. V. J. Rivela (Advisor), Florence Geary. Missing from photo — Gail McLaughlin and Patricia Boudi 59 Scribes SCRIBES: ROW 1, L to R — Trudie MacClellan, Dan Gately, Marie ROssignol, Mrs. Dottie McCausland (Advisor), Terry Snow, Janet Melaragni. ROW 2, L to R — Allison Queenan, Brenda Cannon, Rose Mary Raistrick, Dave Lawton, Matt DiSalvo, Betty Ann Lee, Barbie Ouellette. The Company THE COMPANY: ROW 1, L to R — Patty Donovan, Shelly Pelletier, Rob Ted- esco, Marianne Roche, Lisa Campbell, Barbie Ouellette, Maya Rath. ROW 2, L to R — Dave Lawton, Susan Bushmich, Stephen Braese, Susan MacPhee, Matt DiSalvo, Terry Snow. ROW 3, L to R — Tim Gilmore, Andy Dineen, Dennis Wells, Al LaFrance, Gordon Wood, Kevin Coughlan, Bud Fanjoy. MISSING — Dan Carew, ELaine English, Steve Cappy, Steve Cennerazzo. ■ m 1 f . • ' f. T i ML .A [ ■ -mwJm 1 ■1 h 1 l anw k % jskAI X | ,2 | J k S ' ' . M 1 i? Av | A I 1 % | , Sm ■ : 1 I: : M £ fl The “C.C.” Club THE C.C.” CLUB: ROW 1, L to R — Barbie Ouelette, Patty Donovan, Mar¬ ianne Roche, Shelly Pelletier, Terry Snow. ROW 2, L to R — Susan Mac¬ Phee, Stephen Braese, Lisa Campbell, Matt DiSalvo. ROW 3, L to R — Al LaFrance, Gordon Wood, Bob Tedesco. MISSING — Lynne McGoniagle, Jim Boissonault, Danny Carew. Drama Guild DRAMA GUILD: ROW 1, L to R — Thula Kouletsis, Mar¬ ianne Roche, Maya Rath, Leslie Johnson. ROW 2, L to R — Mrs. McCausland (Advisor), Danny Walsh, Lisa Campbell, Barbie Ouellette, Michele Pelletier, Patty Donovan, Susan Kane, Andrea Belluche. ROW 3, L to R — Charles Collins, Howard Pomeranz, Bob Tedesco, Brenda Gately, Dan Gately, Marie Rossignol, Dave Lawton, Jack Lally, John Atwood. ROW 4, L to R — Al LaFrance, Gordon Wood, Mat¬ thew DiSalvo, Andy Dineen. MISSING — Terry Snow, Danny Carew, Allison Queenan, Margarette Masotta. 60 Sophomore Student Council SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW 1, L to R — Gail Barbas, Joan Upton, Susan Bruno, Carolyn Young, Kathy Gilgun, Joe Morrison, Jim Rivela, Scott Kenton, Steve Saro, James Kilbride. ROW 2, L to R —Tina Ryan, Janet Foley, Susan Altavesta, Carol Brooks, Katie Murphy, Robyn Olson, Frank Santo, Scott Bennett, Paula Benjamin, Lisa Goding, Jimmy DeVita, Carol Tartorici, Lu-Lu Ring, Susan McElheney. Junior Student Council JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW 1, L to R - Ellen Kilbride, Lee Devaney, Anne Andrews, Pam Carney, Kate Martin, Brian Foley, Denyse Lanpher, Pam Goding, Judi Mahoney. ROW 2, L to R — She- ryle D’Amico, Debbie Maloney, Cheryl Doherty, Linda LaPlante, Michelle Gambino, Terrie Chip- man, Mary Coughlan, Michael Sarro, Kenny Tilton, Linda Riley, Mary Higgins, Sandra Marshall. Senior Student Council SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW 1, L to R — Rita Doherty, Sharon Malonson, Rosemary Gllgum, Nancy Freeman, AnnMarie Blackburn, Denise Ren¬ nie, Ann-Marie Haggerty, Robert Tedesco. ROW 2, L to R — Joe Gibbons, Fred Perry, Tricia Faherty, Lisa Digirolamo, Jackie Levesque, Beth Dickelman, Joni Morandi, Donna Dabrieo. ROW 3, L to R — John Daley, Brian McGuerty, Mary Gillette, Joan Jannini, Andrea Belluche, Charles Paicopolos, Louis D’Amico, Tony Roscillo, George Johnstone. MISSING — Lisa Horgan. 61 Majorettes MAJORETTES: Magarette Masotta (Captain), Diane Gangi (Advi¬ sor), Linda Constantino (Captain), Geraldine Masotta, Patricia Loomis, Kathy Sweeney, Karen Brady, Maureen O’Donnel, Susan Mace, Marie Maguire, Phyllis Masotta. Leo Club LEO CLUB: ROW 1, L to R — Denise Tobin, Jeanne Gar¬ vey, Paul Ryan (Board of Directors), Jimmy Glennon (Pres.), Joan Garvey (Treas.), Mary Higgins (Sec.), Teresa Ryan (1st V.P.), Debbie Mawn (V.P.). ROW 2, L to R — Tina Ryan, Kate Martin, Tom Gerety, Jim Rivela, Desi Des¬ mond, Mr. Carr (Advisor), Betty Kenney, Pam Carney, Mic¬ helle Gambina, Elaine Sullivan, Vickie Lanza, Debbie Malo¬ ney, Jane Flaherty. ROW 3, L to R — Paul Heggarty, Deb¬ bie Post, Patty DeCourcey, Debbie Beauchamp, Mary Galante, Maureen Buckley, Becky Day, Phil DeGregorio, Tim Haggerty, Jack O ' Connor, Brian Maher, Mary Tropea, Tracy Francin, Lu-Lu Ring, Tricia Nagle. ROW 4, L to R — John O ' Rourke, Freddie Gilgun, Bob Ryan, Bob Donovan, George Johnstone, Danny Perry, Kevin McDonough, Mark Salvati, Doug Murghy, Fred Perry, John Mulkerin, Scott Bennett. MISSING — Jim Salvati. Moronica Society MORONICA SOCIETY: ROW 1, L to R — Mr. Gaffrey, Mr. Murray. ROW 2, L to R — Mr. Lynch, Mr. Demp¬ sey. ROW 3, L to R — Mr. Golden. 62 Feature Twirler FEATURE TWIRLER: Tracey Sousa. Cooperative Office Experience CO OPERATIVE OFFICE EXPERIENCE: ROW 1, L to R — Peggy McLaughlin, Doris Stan¬ ton, Nancy Carlson, Terry Musto, Barbara DeBerio. ROW 2, L to R — Miss McCall (Advi¬ sor), Susan Tedesco, Susan Stone, Jean Crocker, Sheryl Lundin. ROW 3, L to R — Stacey DeRosa, Susan Russo, Sandra Johnstone, Sandy Shannon, Susan Moorhouse, Linda Ker¬ rigan, Miss Lynch. Italian Club I ITALIAN CLUB: ROW 1 — Mrs. Wilson (Advisor). ROW 2 — Marie Maguire (Sec.), Lisa Damigella (Treas.). ROW 2 — Donna Marini (Pres.), Susie Giamberardino (V.P.) 63 National Honor Society ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT — Rosemary Gilgun, Lisa Velardocchia, Christine Johnson, Janet Lynch, Marianne Galluzzo, Gayle Delaney, Leslie Johnson, Patricia Loomis, Thula Kouletsis, Patricia Nichols, Julie Burgio, Alicia Desmond, Irene Castanheira, Majorie Stevenson, Mary Capozzi, and Stephanie Jaroncyk. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT — William Annunziata, Edward Siegel, Kevin Mooney, Stephen Tarpy, Mark Leen, Martin Nelson, John Carrabino, Gregg McGrath, Randal Murdza, Craig Hasenstab, and Glen Proctor. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT to right— Robert Hibino, John Atwood, Richard Noring, Charles Paicopolos, Stephen Jones, Daniel Walsh, Michael Monks, Paul Heggarty, James Glennon, Gordon Wood, Howard Pomeranz, Joseph Gibbons, and Allen Osgood. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT — Sandra Coe, Rita Doherty, Anne Marie Blackburn, Andrea Belluche, Marie Hayes, Karen Young, Kathleen O ' Connor, Sandra Johnson, Mary Gillette, Patrice Daly, Mary Fitzpatrick, Joan Donaghey, Lisa Kelley, Elizabeth Dickelman, Deborah DiSanzo, Maya Rath, and Linda Constantino. ROW FIVE, LEFT TO RIGHT — Judith Nagle, Ann DiTullio, Deborah Shannon, Debra Fedele, June Cherubino, Susan Kane, Lisa DeFilippo, Linda Hansen, Patricia DeCourcey, Pauline Pike, Margerie Dever, Linda Deliago, and Frances Cadigan. ROW SIX, LEFT TO RIGHT — Lynn Walsh, Ellen McCabe, Helen Hatch, John Reddy, Paul Lohnes, Mary White, Susan Bradbury, Susan Muller, Charles Collins, D. Andrew Dineen, David DeDonato (non member), and Kevin McDonough (non member). ABSENT — William Barbas, Joseph Capozzi, Daniel Carew, Patricia Coyne, Donna Dabrieo, Cindy DePerry, Mary Fennelly, Catherine Flowers, Donna Galvin, Karen Johnson, Linda Kerrigan, Chris¬ tine Launno, Nancy Locke, Theresa Maher, Luis Matos, Susan Moorhouse, Karen Radcliffe, and Rosemary Raistrick. Didn ' t we have this last week? Think we’ll get caught skippin’? ' W 64 Student Council Officers STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: L to R — Kelly Doherty (Sec.), Janet Small (V.P.), Dave Sweeney (Adv.), Kathy O ' Connor (Treas.), Karen Young (Pres.) INNITOU THE INNITOU: ROW 1, L to R — Andrea Belluche, Michelle Tobin, Susan Tedesco, Ellen Santos, Ann Marie Blackburn, Joan Donaghey, Sheryl Lundin. ROW 2, L to R — Lisa DiGirolamo, Susan Stone, Bernice Owen, Tricia Faherty, Patty Lynch, Gail DiFranco, Nancy Freeman, Terri Musto, Alice Voner. ROW 3, L to R — Jayne Schecowicz, Margarette Masotta, Lisa Horgan, Denise Rennie, Karen Lynch, Paula Gonsalves, Diana Pasquarello, Joni Morandi, Barbara Conroy, George Johnstone. ROW 4, L to R — Diana Colman, Beth Dickelman, Meg Dever, Beth Heimlich, Joan Jannino, John Daley, Mark Salvati, Kevin McDonough, Denise Trotta, Paul Heggarty, Sandy Shannon. Sports 66 67 Football Woburn Goes 2 and 8 in Rugged Middlesex League Jim returns interception. • I 68 ■jPSif Hut 1 - -. «► • .. r; -«r a 3 Gary calls the Defense. 69 Basketball Paul Crampton leaps for two points. “Where’s the ball?’ 70 Paul tries a lay-up. Richard shoots for points. 71 Hockey Scoop it! Frankie is psyched. What ' s going on? 72 Stuff ' em in Rich. McGuerty takes it! 73 Baseball Dave warms up. 74 Mark ' s slide is safe. I The Coach. 75 r ' PilIt Coach looks on I MU V. P. -if- Cross Country Indoor Track Outdoor Track Jumping Jean Captain Kiley leads the charge 76 They Calculate the Scores Bobby runs the route 77 Soccer “I got it, I got it.” Beeb bites the dust! John using his head Gymnastics 79 Girl’s Basketball Jump ball. Paula gives instructions. Tannerette bench. “H” scores again. 80 Barbara controls the ball. “Get it, get it.” Kate races down the court. Diane grabs for the ball. 81 Girl’s Field Hockey -JK ■ ©� _ Reenie goes down the field. Heading down the field. Mary watches intently. Barbara faces off. Coach Scalesse looks on. 82 Debbie battles for the ball. Coach MacFarland oSJRN ' y Lynn and Sue having a ball ms m « t. % 1 ' 1 S • 4 I : jl 1 a . If i -s .v JL - •... A ■ •■ ' to auort fiinarL mjm Teresa takes a shot. J.V.’s set up a play. 83 Tennis Eyes on the ball. Powerful serve. Awaiting the return 84 Wrestling Let go of me! Coach Mitchell looks on. 85 Girl’s Softball Sue awaits the pitch! Kelly reaches first! 86 Looking for a signal. Peeety! John takes it in stride. 87 ■ f Li ’ I w Crj K Vi ry i 1 1 J --•dpT ' m. T j pSjBf rj. £ w Ml Mil ■L Jw i 1 i 4 Kfj n |r Im Cflpurvjpi [lj n lydEMAfjfS I 4 Mm Mi] If ' [ JLT FOOTBALL: BOTTOM ROW, L-R — Jim Canty, Peter Hanson, Bob Donovan, Joe Mari, Joe Morrison, Tom McElhinney, Ben Russo, Tom Gerety, Pat Passerini, Dave Ryan, Chris Ryan, Dan Essigman, Tom Scalley, Skip Stocker, Charlie Varoutsis, Dan Edmonds — Manager. 2nd ROW — Lance MacFarland — Coach, Mark Tully, Kevin Lentini, Dave Duffy, Tom Masotta, Mark Shaughnessy, Dan Bruno, Dave Malanson, Gene Chesbrough, Ed Dunn — Co-Capt., Mark Kinton — Co-Capt., Gary McLaughlin — Co- Capt., Jim Coccoluto, Ed Siegel, Rich Clancy, Al Duseault, Jim Garvey, Dave Delmonico, John Atwood — Manager, Jim Smith — Coach. 3rd ROW — Jim Mitchel — Coach, John O’Reilly — Coach, John O’Brien, Gene Demers, Steve Cannon, Bob Stryke, Clark Kenton, Charlie McElhenney, Mark Bergeron, Brian Foley, Robert Murphy, Joe Navarro, Rick Edmonds, George Smith, Al Roche, Tim Riley, Dan Pergentili, Tony Marashiello, Andy Clivo, John DiNitto, Frank Santo, Ed Skeffington, Joe Capua, Peter Sullivan — Head Coach, Rocky Nelson — Coach. GYMNASTICS: THIRD ROW, L to R — Ann Lavaccia (Coach), Debbie Picazia, Mau¬ reen Walsh, LuLu Ring, Maureen Murphy, Whitney DiNardo, Connie Humphrey (Asst. Coach). SECOND ROW, L to R — Tricia Carney, Debbie Bouley, Ann Vena, Debbie Anderson, Karen Loughnane, Laurel Buttaro, Sheila McLaughlin. FIRST ROW — Lu-Ann Cennerazzo, Patrice Daly, Cheryl Corcoran, Karen Lynch. GIRLS BASKETBALL: BOTTOM ROW, L to R — Rennie Finn, Mary Galante, Hilder- garde Regan (Capt.), Debbie Post (Capt.), Barbara Freeman (Capt.), Ann O’Grady, Theresa Ryan. TOP, L to R — Mrs. MacFarland (Coach), Kate Martin, Sue Brad¬ bury, Bev Lathigie, Diane DePetrianintonio, Barbara Galante. INDOOR TRACK: FRONT ROW, Left to Right — Mr. Ricadelli, Carolyn Davis, Carol Brooks, Beth Mulrenan, Jule Burgio, Ellen McCabe, John Alwood, Billy Estabrook, John O ' brien, Bobby Dabrieo, Coach Danehy. 2nd ROW, Left to Right — Joey Dalton, Jene Cantillion, Linda Landino, Bob Ryan, Stephen Ferretti, Jimmy Delano, Jimmy Mernin, Gary McEacherin, Bob Donovan. 3rd ROW, Left to Right — Aldio Sanchez, Mary Grourke, James Duran, John Galante, Kevin Riley, Guy Rotundo, Bob Bennett, Bruce Foster. TOP ROW, Left to Right — Charles Varoutsas, Fred Kirk, Barry Lyons, Mickey Varoutsas, Tim Glazer, Lenny Newton, John Fukes. BASEBALL: Left to Right — Jim Ryan, Bill McManus, Rick Johnson, Keith Gonsalves, Bill Harron, Mike Adgate, Bill Barbas, Dave Dedonato, John Palmer, Mark Ferullo, Harry Maderosian (Coach). GOLF: KNEELING, L-R — John Mulkerm, Paul Loughane, Peter Poll. STANDING — Mr Doran (Coach), Ste¬ phen Jones, Patterson, Andy Clivio, John Meuse, Paul Ciccarelli. FIELD HOCKEY: TOP, L-R — Coach Paula MacFarland, Mary Galante, Debbie Beachamp, Theresa Ryan, Sue Bradbury, Barbara Freeman, Marlene Keley, Tracy Francin. BOTTOM — Renee Finn, Mana Lintini, Nancy Freeman, Lyn Walsh, Susan Gittune. BASKETBALL: KNEELING, Left to Right — Richard Clancy (Co-Capt.), Paul Crampton (Co-Capt.). STANDING, L-R — Mark Tully, Ed Carciero, Ralph Brooks, Andy Clivio, Bob Swymer, Edward Skeffing- X-COUNTRY: BOTTOM, L-R — Bob Dabrio, Joe Dalton, Bob ton, Philip Hamel, Bob Tarpy, Coach Paul Ramano. Ryan, Catania, Julie Borgio, Chris Beacher, Linda Landina, Paula Tedesco, Charlie Rice. 2nd ROW, L-R — Mark Swymer, Elen McCabe, Dan McCall, Nick Demaro, Ryan, Jane Cantil- lion, Jim Mernin. 3rd ROW — Mr. Romano, John Mulherin, Charlie Varoutses, Jim Kiley (Capt.), Steve Ferretti, Jim Dal- lano, Danny Maguire, John Galante, Susan Muller. SOCCER: James Glennon, Paul McGowan, Frank Matto, Scott Stangren. 3rd ROW — Coach Skip Joyce, Jim Skipaletti, Fred Gilgun, Jim Dougflynn, Richie Carbone, Bob Maher, Brian Keough, Paul Kenney, Edward OoatGS WRESTLING: BOTTOM, L-R — Gregg Bruno, Mark Webb, Stephen Sarro, Arthur Spicer, Paul Magee, Danny Perry. 2nd ROW — Donald Dudley, Thomas McEhliney, Joe Waldron, Gary McLaughlin, Mark Pagluca, Doug Kerrigan, Donny McLaughlin. 3rd ROW — Dan Pergintill, Brad Ekland, Tony Marshiello, Kpvin Kincaia. TENNIS: Left to Right — Alex Yniquez, Edward Caniff, Walter Duffy, James Palazzo, Mr. Dennis Orpen, Bruce McCarron, Chuck Nichols, Danny Veno, Bob Hibino. Seniors 90 91 e IWON IT MASSACHUSETTS) 92 93 ROBERT ADAMS MICHAEL J. ADGATE CHERYL M. AHERN ELEANOR AHERN 6 Adams Dr. 91 Nashua St. 9 Bruce Rd. 19 Woburn Pkwy. I will never forget the State Tourna- I will never forget ... All the great ment, and all the good times I had in friends I have met. My 5th per. junior the East and down the abb. ACTIVI- typing class, and the weekend of Sept. TIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1; Basketball 3. 30 — Oct. 2 the most beautiful week¬ end of my life. I will never forget . . . Richie who I had some of the best times with in my life!! And the summer of “76” the worst summer I ever had. My surprise party for my 17th birthday, and my close friend (M.K.). MARGARET T. ALBANO MICHELE ALDRICH DONNA M. ALGER JOSEPH ALONGI 8 Whispering Hill Road 36 Park Drive 11 Gayle St. 33 Richard Cir. I will always remember everyone I’ve I will never forget the good times the If I leave here tomorrow would you still met, summer art, Saturday morning art bad times and all the in between times, remember me For I must be travling on and the subways. ACTIVITIES: Art The parties at Art Guild, teaching the now ’cause there’s too many places Guild 1,2. little kids and 9-16-77 and the yellow I ' ve got to see car. ACTIVITIES: Art Guild 3, 2, 1; Busi- — LYNYRD SKYNYRD — ACTIVITIES: ness Ed. 1; Hockey Boosters. Sunday Softball. ELAINE M. AMENDOLA 29 So. Bedford St. I will never forget all the kids I met here, J.N. 7-Hour laugh, 3 26 76, Bob Seger and George. I MICHAEL ANGELONI answered the questions you never 6 Forest Pk. Rd. dared ask Painted them in circles, threw them at clouds they never touched the ground, but soared up to the sky. Jimi Hendrix 94 WILLIAM A. ANNUNZIATA 19 Seneca Road I will never forget — Ryans Park, Stones 75, SO’s 1 19 77 Bang, Pro¬ tective Custody, Magnum 0 0 and the Best of the Bars. ‘‘Cause summers here and the time is right for fighting in the streets boy” — Rolling Stones. JOHN E. ATWOOD 14 Kimball Rd. I will never forget Sat. Morning Lab, One Acts, MTM, Track, halftimes and practices and other great times with J.B. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, (man¬ ager 1). Outdoor Track 2, 1; Senior Play 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; Math Team 3, 2, 1 (co-captain). GALE BARRY 4 Dewey Ave. Classics Club; Innitou Once I rose above the noise and confusion just to have a glimpse DEBORAH JEAN BEAUCHAMP 7 Marietta St. Not more of light I ask, but eyes to see what is: Not sweeter songs, but ears to hear the present melodies: Not more of strength, but how to use the power that I possess: Not more of love, but skill to turn a frown to a car¬ ess: Not more of joy, but how to feel its kindly presence near — to give to others all I have of courage and of cheer. No other gifts, I ask, dear God, but only sense to see. How best pre¬ cious. ROBERT BELLOMO 36 Alfred St. When I get to the bottom I go back to the top of the slide, where I stop and I turn and I go for a ride till I get to the bottom and I see, you again. Helter Skelter Beatles SANDRA JEAN ARSENAULT 4 Helen Drive I will never forget all the laughs I’ve had at W.S.H., all the good times in 1 building bathroom, the strike, the stake outs in Webbs car, running out of gas, egg McMuffins, The Booze Cruise with K.H., J.D., J.S., Lynyrd Skynyrd, F.D.’s party, J. W., Winnings Farm, Jethro Tull with Julie, and that special person Mike. And in the end the love you make is equal to the Love you take . . . Beatles. WILLIAM JOHN BARBAS 4 First St. I will always remember the friends I’ve found and the nights at Sou- thie, when we all did pound; At Robert’s Cuisine, there was always a scene. I’ve enjoyed one thing about the High School preachers; that is, that they are not just teachers. JOAN L. BARRY 84 Nashua St. This is the season of emotion and like winds they rise and fall; this is the wonder of devotion, I see the torch we all must hold. L. Zeppelin (4-11-76) WMI SANDRA J. BECKER 6 Fulton St. Remember the past for what it was, the present for what it is, and look toward the future or what it will be. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 3, 2, 1; Classics Club 3. ANDREA Y. BELLUCHE 11 Liana St. I will always remember W.H.S., the great friends, the great times and a special thanks to Miss B. I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 3; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee; National Honor Society 3, 2, 1; Student Council 3, 2, 1; Cheer¬ leader; Art Guild 3, 2; Drama Guild 2, 1; French Club 3, 2, 1; Spanish Club 3, 2, 1. 95 ROBERTA. BENNETT 6 Washington Terrace I will never forget all the good times I have had in the East, down the ABB,” the Boo,” and all the great people I have met at W.H.S. MARGIE BERNDT 92 Middle Street ACTIVITIES: French Club 3. I will never forget 8th garde, Cathy, 8 building parking lot, fotomat, the turquoise and getting very small with Laura after school. To leave people you love is like dying inside a little. That piece can never be replaced. ANNMARIE THERESA BLACKBURN 9 Gayle Street ACTIVITIES: National Honor Soci¬ ety 3, 2, 1; Student Council 3, 2, 1; Junior Prom Committee 2; Christmas Dance Committee 1; Innitou 2, 1; French Club 3, 2; Outdoor Track 3. Cherish the memories of the past, enjoy life in the present. . . CATHY J. BLAMPYE 4 Asbury Ave. I will never forget all the good and bad times at W.H.S., the week¬ ends of the first and 15th of Oct., give us a break, BS, our vacation, wrong door, man in N.W., the par¬ ties for the kids in E.W., Nov. 23, setting the cars on fire, we try”, Senior Prom 77’, 7 17 76, and the day I realized what was really right!! SANDRA L. BLODGETT 84 Locust Street I will never forget W.H.S., U.S. History Mr. S, and English Miss S., C.E., J.C., D.K., strike, 3rd Period Cafe and the great class of 78” . . . so long W.H.S. TOM BIRD” BERGERON 42 Wood Street I will never forget all the people I met, the excellent stake outs, and the good times I had in my 3 years at W.H.S. MARYLOU BLACK 32 Houghton Street ACTIVITIES: Sunday Softball; Stu¬ dent Council 3; Cheerleader 3; I will never forget the Cape, Bob Seger and going down the Joyce. PAUL BLACKBURN 9 Gayle Street I will never forget the good times with R.F., G.S., B.H., the Cape P.C. and D.D. and two years with W.C. JAMES R. BLANCHETTE 7 Place Lane JAMES J. BOISSONNEAULT 19A East Nichols St. ACTIVITIES: Black and Orange Review 1; Italian Club 2, 1; Madri¬ gals 1; Choraleers 2, 1. I will never forget all the fantastic times with all the great kids I ' ve met. I’ll never forget Shelby Scott, Putney Swope and Lynno, the phonetalks with Susan. k 96 PATRICIA BONDI EDWARD BORDEN JAMES BORDINI 10 Lincolin Rd. 34 Webster Ave. 4 Grant Street ACTIVITIES: Ed. Club 1. We all know success when we find our own dreams. And our love is enough to knock down any walls. And the future’s been seen. As men try to realize, the simple secret of the nole in us all. JAMES E. BORNAS 61 Mishawum Rd. I will never forget all the great times I had in my classes, and I will never for¬ get all the kids I worked with at S.C., and all of the Rowdy Times at Primos after work. YOM! ANDRA MARIE BOURQUE CAROL A. BOYLE SUSAN A. BRADBURY KAREN ANN BRADLEY 40 Spring Court Ext. 18 Senator Rd. 4 Emeline Street 536 Russell Street ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1. I have ACTIVITIES: INNITOU 1; NOMAD 2, 1; ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1; Field ACTIVITIES: Art Guild 2; Business Ed learned to take things and people as SENTORIAN 3; French Club 2, 1. Hockey 3, 2, 1; Girls’ W-Club 3, 2, 1; Club 1. I will never forget all the fun they are, cause no one or thing is per- “There are places I remember all my Vice-President; National Honor Society and good times, especially going to feet, But next time it will be better. But life, though some have changed. Some 2, 1. I’ll never forget the times I’ve had Pewter Pot that day in September, it doesn’t mean to stop trying. (Just better some forever not for better, at W.H.S. especially field hockey and take it as good as it can be for now). Some are gone and some remain . . the state championship we almost had Lennon, McCartney with the help of P.M. and M.S. 97 STEPHEN R. BRAESE 30 Carroll Rd. I will never forget D.C. Parties, 99, Godspell, Red Toy, Curly, EE, Sheepdys, Misty, Salsbury, Sail¬ ing, Shoot the Monkey, B D, Centeur, L.C. Backyard. S.B.C., G.S. Rehearsals, Feb. 77, Proms, and High School. ACTIVITIES: Band 2; Concert Choir 3, 2, 1 (vice-Pres.); Drama Guild 3, 2, 1; Black and Orange 3, 2, 1; Chora- leers 3, 2, 1 DONNA MARIE BRIDGE 29 Minchin Drive I will never forget 8-3 bathroom during lunch, the corner, the tower. Bad Co., Open Campus, and all the parties over Bob ' s. DAVID J. BROWN 1 Hamilton Road I will never forget 2 17 76, the TP, attack on the “Vie 5,” the record, and all the people I’ve met in my three years at W.H.S. MAUREEN CATHERINE BUCKLEY 26 Poole Street Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Langston Hughes. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3, 2, 1; Prom Committee 3, 2, 1; Cheerleader 2; Student Activities Committee 3, 2, 1; Leo Club 1; French Club 3. ROBERT BRAGEL 58 Harrison Ave. JOHN P. BREDA 31 Parker Street I will never forget all the great times I have had at W.H.S . ACTIV¬ ITIES: Golf Team 3, 2, 1; Rifle Club 2, 1. SANDI E. BROGNA 10 Richmond Ave. If the sun refuses to shine I would still be loving you If the mountains crumble to the sea There would be still you and me. Charlie. DANIEL J. BRUNO 27 Hiawatha Road I must be traveling on now because there are so many places I have to see. L.S. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1; Outdoor Track 3; Indoor Track 3; Wrestling 3; Sing Song Team 1. LORI BUONANNO 23 Arlington Street I will never forget 9 24 76, Xmas “76,” Junior year, Thursday nites 4 21 77, “wish you were here,” M.G., B.C., C.E., all the great peo¬ ple, parties and concerts espe¬ cially “Floyd,” “the corner,” the hill the carnival, DDD, Cape Cod, Last day of school , 8-3, the swamp, talks with Bill Kim’s, “black bomber”, the good and bad times that were the best. 98 JOHN F. BURDETT JULE M. BURGIO 32 Main Street 390 Russell Street To me school was something to do I will never forget Indoor track, cross when I was bored. ACTIVITIES: Senior country, aa Ifmme with John and Eng- Play 1; Nomad 1. lish in 8247. Va, me. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1; Outdoor Track 3, 2, 1; Indoor Track 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 2, 1. GENNY BURKE CATHERINE E. BUSTIN 39 Beacon St. 2 Hall Street I will never forget all the good times I had, the paper fights in the library, arguing with Ellen and all the great people I’ve met. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 3, 2, 1; Black and Orange 3, 2, 1 ; Senior Play 1; Spanish Club 3; Italian Club 2, 1; Drama Guild 1. LAURIE E. BUTTERY 38 Leonard Street I will never forget Mr. Hodgson, Chora- leer. Choir, Black and Orange, I wish goodluck to everyone in the class of 1978” ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 3, 2, 1; CHoraleers 3, 2, 1. FRANCES ELLEN CADIGAN 68 Marlboro Rd. Happy are those who dream dreams, and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 3. JACQUELINE P. CAETANO 37 Quimby Ave. I will never forget Jordans, The flat tire, the Coneheads, K,I,C,V,” Half, the shrub chase, Eddie and Niki and all the other hysterial times I’ve had at W.H.S. Ding! ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 2. ANGELO CAGNINA 48 Webster Ave. Never forget the good times at W.H.S. Especially 3rd period Cafe, and the strike. Never forget Debbie and Linda Two really good kids. KAREN A. CAHILL 55 Church Street I will never forget W.H.S. and all the people I’ve met All the friends that I’ve made and all the good times I have had with J.M., MDC, BN. Sailsbury Beach, the hotel Cal, the party at Judy’s, the bin¬ go’s, Bone breaks before school, Party on Church St. All the horror I pulled and E.W. 3rd Period Cafe. LL, TM, JN. C.R., J.M., C.S., L.G., S.Z. STEVEN G. CALAUTTI 2 Ottis St. I will never forget all the High par¬ ties, Mr. G ' s Chem., The Buddha, Queen, Mikie, Val’s mad third and fourth. The Farm, Light Beer from Miller, The long walk, Steve Miller, 2212, Hoss, Are you goofing?, Zeppelin, Decent Buzz and Mad Foo. 99 RICHARD F. CALI 121 Cambridge Road DAVID K.CAMILLIERI 6 Shields Street ACTIVITIES: Work Experience. WILLIAM C. CAMPBELL 14 Green Street I will never forget Duckie’s draw¬ ings 5th Period or the HK G.M. . fund in V’s class. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1; SENTORIAN 3, 2, 1 (editor-in-chief); Key Club 2, 1 . BRENDA J. CANNON 23 Vfe Wright St. I will always remember all the great people I’ve met and all the great times I’ve had — June 17th at Kallons, Sunday Softball, and all the years down Wright St. “These are the memories that make me a wealthy soul’’ Travelin Man — Bob Seger JOSEPH CAPOZZI 33 Montvale Road I will never forget: Primo ' s, Zoo’s, The VH, 74 NOVA, Michelle, Europe, F-MA, Debbie, Proposi¬ tion, “Your Yuchekn Me,” Zeke’s place. Green M M’s. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 2, 1; Italian Club 2; Science Club 1. SANDRA CALIXTO 29 Spring Ct. Ext. LISA MARIE CAMPBELL 5 Seneca Road I will treausre my memories of S.P. and Australia, Salisbury, Godspell and the Company, Pa- jing, Ja-ping, phantom Flagettes, Band Camp and D.I.’s, D.M.’s pro¬ ductions and the obnoxious B member and B and 0. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Senior Play 1; Concert Choir 2, 1; One Act Plays 3, 1; Flag Corps 2, 1; Black and Orange 3, 1; Drama Guild 1. JUANITA M. CANADA 25 Spring Ct. Ext. I will never forget my best friend Meg Keating KK, Carl, Currier’s, Kyle, Jean, Luty, Shoggar, Mr. Poodie ' s 5th period class, the fun times at Kyle’s p.j. parties, (Johnny Foo I Love You), Meri, Halloween, Dent, KS, BK, Bogs and Bobby, Ducks SC wedding, no class. Pierce, Savie Strike, fight with Millie, the Flasher Lisle and Especially Bruce! CARMELINA C. CAPOZZI 129 Montvale Road I have learned to live the present for tomorrow is only a vision, and yesterday was only a dream. Goodbye and Goodluck Class “78.” ACTIVITIES: French Club 3, 2, 1; SENTORIAN 2; Junior Activi¬ ties Club 2; Senior Activities Club 1; Italian Club 2, 1. MARY A. CAPOZZI 33 Montavle Road “Don’t walk behind me I may not lead Don’t walk in front of me I may follow Just walk beside me and be my friend. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee 2; National Honor Society 2, 1. 100 SUZANNE J.CAPRIULO 4 Abbott Court I will never forget . . . F.B., D.W., N.D., B.E., S.B., A.S., N.P. EDWARD W. CARCIERO 13 Dix Road If people would look a round them they would realize what life is about. ACTIVITIES: Bas¬ ketball 3, 2, 1. NANCY L. CARLSON 7 Hinston Road I will never forget all the friends I’ve made at W.H.S., SUmmer “76,” 12 31 76, 5 4 77, “The Corner, 1 2 Days, “the Pillow fight,” L.E. and toto.” Fri. nights, Driver’s Ed. “76,” Mrs. McD., “The Hut,” 6 24 76, 9 7-9 12 77, D.B. Co-operative Work Exp. but most of all, the good times all through W.H.S. and the experiences. ACTIVITIES: SENTORIAN 1; Cooperative Work Exp. 1; Business Edc. 1; French Club 3. JAMES J. CARNEY 42 Liberty Ave. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3; Work Study 1; SENTORIAN 2; Pre- Med Club 3. THOMAS F. CARR 182 Mishawum Road I will never forget, the good times in Band and Choir, and the precious times with E.K. bye Mel. ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 1; Senior Play 1; NOMAD 1; Bank 2, 1; Orches¬ tra 2, 1; Concert Choir 2, 1; Black and Orange 2, 1; ROTC 3, 2, 1. DEBRA L. CARBONE 79 Pearl St. I ' ll never forget the Bus Stop, the trade, the packie, the times up N.H. and most of all M.D., I don’t think anybody could half the stuff we went through. Especially the times with K.B.and S.M. DANIEL JOHN CAREW 15 Emeline Street With all the mistakes I’ve made and all the hardships of the world, one sometimes wonders if life is worth the trouble. As I look back at “Godspell,” the love of my friends, Diddlydum and Puff, A.P. Cards and the future. I can say YES! ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2; Basketball 3; Honor Society 2, 1; French Club 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 3, 2, 1; Choraleers 1; Senior Play 1. WAYNE CARMICHAEL 14 Valley Road I will never forget sleeping in class with my eyes open. JAMES CARPENTER 14 Middle St. JOHN CARRABINO 13 Woodside Terrace 101 CARL CARUSO 25 Colonial Rd. JOSEPH CASEY 7 Liberty Ave. ROBERTR.CASEY 23 Wade Ave. I will never forget The Doc ' s class. IRENE P.CASTANHEIRA 34 Dix Road Ext. I have to say, my friends, this road goes a long, long way, and if we’re going to find the end we’re gonna need a helping hand.” B. Taupin E. John ACTIVITIES: Spanish Honor Society 2, 1; National Honor Society 1; Spanish Club 3, 2, 1. PETER A. CASTINE 14 Newbridge Ave. I will never forget the strike, and some of the worst teachers, I have ever met, also the stupid reason I got bounced. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2. STACEY L. CATALDO 24 Bernard Road I will never forget the Eagles, Color- guard 77, Myrtle Beach with K.D., Spot Pond with M.W., Bob Seger, Bad Co., I can’t believe this is a real school,” my 9th grade year, weekend at Ramada Inn, Westford Quarries, 1 building bathroom, the rock, spooks hill, Den¬ ise’s bra on 93, and all the good times with P.C. “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true,” Goomba.” LOUANN CENNERAZZO 25 Thistle Road So on and on I go, the seconds tick the timeout. There is so much left to know and I’m on the road to find out. Never forget the parties down Wright Street, and the cas¬ tles burning. ACTIVITIES: Sunday Softball, Gymnastics 3, 2, 1; CYO Basketball 3, 2, 1. TERRI ANNE CENNERAZZO 42 Webster Street I will never forget the great times I had at W.H.S. and D.P., J.M., E.D., J.C., S.C., M.G., Remember! ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3, 2, 1; Softball 3, 2; Tennis 1. 4 GARY CASSIDY 13 Page Place JOSEPH CELONA 12 Kendall Drive Never forget all the friends I made at Woburn High, always remember B.M. M.G., G.B., and J.G. 102 JUNE A. CHERUBINO 14 Bernard Rd. I will never forget all the good times I had and all the good friends I made in W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1; French Club 2, 1; Hi- Teen Fashion Club 3; Pre-Med Club 2. THEODORE J. CHESBROUGH 41 Creston Ave. I will never forget all the great times I had and kids I met. ACTIVITIES: Foot¬ ball 3, 2; Ed. Club 1. PAULC. CICCARELLI 3 Indian Hill Road I will never forget A.D., I.S., Z.W.A., K.O., Hammer, Zeke, Spike Hank, Tucker, Dad, and O.C. Peter and Joe. (The Great Ones). ACTIVITIES: Golf 3, 2, 1; Stake Club 3, 2, 1. RICHARD FRANCIS CLANCY 13 Fisher Terrace To be nobody, but yourself in a world which is doing it’s best night and day to make you everybody else, is the hardest battle a man can fight, and never stop fighting. ACTIVITIES: Bas¬ ketball 3, 2, 1; Football 3, 2, 1; Senior Class President; Spanish Club 3, 2, 1. SANDRA E. COE 26 Orange Street I will always remember good times cheering, You’re still the One,’’ Rev¬ ere, Paws (tiger), stages, W.H.S. after dark, 2 Hula Dancers, Jenni, Sum¬ mer of “77,” the laughter, the tears, and 3 great friends P.S., S.J., J.F. ACTIVITI ES: Outdoor Track 3; Cheer¬ leader 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; SENTORIAN 2; Classics Club 3; Key Club 2. GENE PAULCHESBROUGH 41 Creston Ave. To me school was a place to keep warm and look at nice chicks like K.S. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1,2,3. SHERRI ANN CIAMPO 17 Washington Street I will never forget all the good times I have had. Friday the 13th with P.D. and 3rd period Cafe. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; Busi¬ ness Ed. 1; ROTC3, 2. PAUL CICCHETTO 22 Longwood Ave. I will always remember the good times we had in the chess club and I will always remember Mr. J. and Mr. V. for making an enjoya¬ ble year. ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse 2; Spring Soccer 2; Italian Club 2, 1; Chess Club 3, 2, 1. JAMES A. COCCOLUTO 396 Russell Street “I must be traveling on now . . .” Lynyrd Skynyrd. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2; Outdoor Track 3, 2; Indoor Track 3, 2. BRIAN R. COLBERT 1 Colonial Road I will never forget all the people and places I have known through W.H.S. ... At least until Septem¬ ber. ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse 2, 1. MARK COLBERT 1 Colonial Rd. CHARLES L. COLLINS 119 Salem Street I will always remember NJROTC, all my friends, my teachers, and all the help and assistance, along with the pleas¬ ure, that they gave me. ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 2, 1; N.J.R.O.T.C. 3, 2, 1, Executive Officer 1; Wrestling 1; National Honor Society 2, 1. DANIEL JOHN COLLINS Melo Road I have learned to hold on to a good thing. JO ANNE R. COLLINS 68 Water Street I will never forget all the bad times here, the great times down the pond. East Woburn and the barn with P.G., and the rest of the gang, Laconnia J’s and Crazy Horse. DIANA LYNNE COLMAN KEVIN A. CONKLIN 322 Montvale Ave. 10 Carter Place “I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have I will never forget 12 6 77 seen yesterday, and I love.” . . . White I’ll never forget: Silis, Flame, Suzi-Q, L.M., S.J., M.C., Joe’s, and Six Pack’s History Class, 11 26 77, P.T.L. ACTIV¬ ITIES: INNITOU 1; Classics Club 3, 2 (Sec.) 1 (Treas.), German Club 3, 1. ANNE CONNOLLY MARY LOU CONNOLLY 6 Wood Street 32 Marlboro Rd. I will never forget the summer of “77,” the Eskimo, the Pond, the stakeouts, the little box,” C.C. cookies, the wall. Beep Beep Beep, and California. JAY CONNORS 43 Rumford Ave. I will never forget the good and bad times at the vets and Hamp¬ ton. ACTIVITIES: LaCrosse 3, 2, 1. SEAN CONNOR 37 Campbell Street I will never forget bowling, Ames- bury’s Specialties, or the back¬ wards S.H. ACTIVITIES: Sky Div¬ ing 3, 2, 1. 104 tm BARBARA JEAN CONROY 21 Independence Drive Strive to be happy in life, But more importantly be your own person It needn’t come by wealth nor fame — But only by believing in yourself. I’ll always remember the meaning of life, special friends (A.H. and R.C.) taught me. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Field Hockey 3, 2; Stu¬ dent Council 3, 2; Concert Choir 2, 1; Flag Corps 1. CHERYL ANN CORCORAN 3 Floyd Street I will never forget Tumbling at W.H.S. and all the good times we had at football games, practices, rallies and Friday nite club and all the parties. And I will always remember my friends and all the crazy things we’ve done. Always remember going down the H.S., Cape Cod, Ring Dings, Open Cam¬ pus, Thanksgiving of ' 77, and my friends. PAULA COSTELLO 30 Central Street I will never forget L.H., L.S., A.R., D.M., M.R., E.M., K.W., S.P., S.B., D.B., P.B., and all the good times we spent together, the SC, Cracker Jacks with Lo, the night at the beach the brat that set beside me in accounting L.E. Joe, the WNG, Queen Concert, Barney, one building Girls room, 9 13 77, that special person and all we went through together S.P. That brat in my homeroom R.H. and for Pat - Stay with me and I’ II always be happy! ROBERT COUGHLIN 14 Indian Hill PATRICIA ANNE COYNE 181 Bedford Road There are people I’ll remember all my life and the friends I’ve made at W.H.S. will always be top of the list. The times I’ve spent here, with these friends, will always bring back good memories. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 1, 2; French Club 3. LINDA J. CONSTANTINO 352 Salem Street When you dream, dream big Because a dreamer lives forever. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 2, 1; (Capt.); Spanish Club 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 1; Activities Committee 3, 2, 1. PATRICIA A. CORMIER 3 Pettiglio Terrace I will never forget 10 8 77 P.B. Athol the apartment, Van, Brito, Green Acres, 1-2-3-4-5 Italy. The Vets gang. The night of the I.D. Park. The Rock. Skippin 4th. Parza Room. Mrs. McClausland, summer of 76 Rev¬ ere, M.L., P.C., Gettin Baged, Ramada Inn and all my friends at Woburn High and Time Keeps slippin into the future.” KEVIN MICHAEL COUGHLAN 9 Millyan Road I will never forget: “Zob,” Primo’s, Debating over Doughnuts, Green Stick Fracture, Clamausland Produc¬ tions, Store 35, Andra, The Sousa- phone Squad, Okies Class, Godspell, the Pub, Eg, La Fata Morgcha, Band Camp, Mr. C. and Halftimes. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Senior Play 1; Band 3, 2, 1; Jazz Rock 2, 1; Debating Club 3, 2, 1 ; Drama Club 3, 2, 1; Math Club 3, 2. National Honor Society DONNA COVINO 166 Bedford Rd. I will always remember Dec. 11th and the good time I had. I will never forget what happened to J.B. Will never for¬ get the fights I had with D.B. PAUL FREDRICK CRAMPTON 35 South Bedford Rd. It had its ups and downs, (but you got to like it.) P.S. Remember 12 11 at Frees, Dukes Flat, the weekend in Maine, the sing a long with luke, the Long walk from Canobie Lake, the Guy with the Sicilian accent, the long nap on the pot, the fake nights at B.C. and the KINSHIP. 105 JEAN MARIE CROCKER 79 Waverly Road I will never forget 8 31 77. KIMBERLY M. CUGNO 65A Mt. Pleasant St. I will never forget — Labor Day weekend in Marshfield (1977), my 18 birthday, Badco, Pink Floyd, Bob Seger, First night I went up the Web Brook, good times down the South End, corner, Salsbury Beach, Open Campus, Calif., all the friends I made, and I will never forget especially the “BLACK BOMBER.’’ KEVIN P. CULLEN 41 Sheridan St. I will never forget the good people, Sunday afternoon losses, P.H., J.P., Mr. S, beach and track days, and the Ho Jo’s Pullover. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Basketball 3; Tennis 3, 1; Senior Play 1. DONNA DABRIEO 12 Houghton Street So many memories, so many dreams, so hard to choose. Hopefully, these past years at WHS have taught me to take one day at a time and remember that every day is the first day of the rest of our lives. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 3, 2, 1, (Captain); Student Council 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; Activities Committee 3, 2, 1. JOHN F. R. DALEY 72 Kilby Street I will never forget some nuts streaking through the Ramada Inn, woop-dee do, dancing on tables, and Shaugers Strip dance on my car in HARVARD Square, and the three gorillas and sky diving. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1; Foot¬ ball 3, 2, 1; Ice Hockey 3, 2, 1; Student Council 3, 2, 1; Debating Club 3, 2, 1; Ski Club 3, 2, 1. PAULCUDMORE 156 Washington Circle ELIZABETH CULHANE 31 Waltham St. I will never forget all the friends I’ve made at Woburn High, the 64 Chevy, 12 24 75, the winter of 76, the weekend in New York Beach 7 24 77, “The Cold Winter,’’ the Green Dodge, the tourer, and the parties at the drive-in. ACTIVITIES: Biology Pre Med Club. KATHY ANN CURRIER 21 Revere Rd. True friends are like Diamonds pre¬ cious and rare! False friends are like autumn leaves scattered everywhere! I ' ll never forget L.C., M.G., J.S., L.D., W.T., B.T., B.R., D.O., and the rest of the gang down Austins. Also the good times down the pond. 6-5-77, Special remembrance to Meg Keating. Also to a special person in my life, (m.t.) also my family. LAURIE ANN D’AGOSTINO 54 Nashua Street Take your time. Think a lot. Think of everything you’ve got For you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. — Cat Stevens — PATRICE MARIE DALY 5 Garden Drive I will always remember all the good times in Gymnastics and track with K.M. and J.L. Never forget the sum¬ mer of 76 with B.C. and J.E. and P.D. and J.S. and Horses or summer 77 with C.C., S.A., C.M. and M.P. ACTIV¬ ITIES: Girls Outdoor Track 3; Gym¬ nastics Team 3, 1; Nationl Honor Society 1; Girls W Club 3, 2, 1; French Club 3, 2, 1. 106 BETTINA D’AMICO 32 Quimby Ave. I will never forget all the good times at W.H.S. Third period cafe with D.K P.L. K.S.C.J. PATRICIA ANN DECOURCEY 30 Brentwood Road Two roads diverged into a wood and I — I took the one less travelled and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3, 2; Leo Club 1; National Honor Society 2, 1 (President); Senior Activities Commit¬ tee 1; Outdoor Track 3, 2, 1 (Co-cap¬ tain). LOUIS CHARLES D’AMICO KAREN M. DAMRATH 20 Brentwood Road 14 Gregg Street I’ll never forget playing bass in back of the Eldo. ACTIVITIES: LaCross 2, 1; Student Council 3, 2, 1; French Club 3, 2, 1; Hang Gliding Club 3, 2. BARBARA A. DEBERIO 3 Exeter Drive I will never forget 7 16 77 T.C. and all the happiness he’s given me. I ' ll never S.M. L.D. R.H. and J.B. and all the crazy things we’ve done through the years And how could I forget the Howdy Gang. DAVID J. DEDONATO LISA MARIE DEFILIPPO DILIA MARIA DEFREITAS 48 Day Circle 255 North Road 1A Edgehill Road I will never forget West Point 76, P.L.’s I want to learn what life is for, I don’t I will never forget all the kids I have met Party, all my friends and all the great want much I just want more. Life is in Woburn High, the third period cafe times I have had in high school. ACTIV- made up of winners and loser. I hope I and all the talks with my friends I will ITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1; Ice Hockey 2, 1; and my friends are winners. Remember never forget my history class and my SENTORIAN 1. the times of your life. ACTIVITIES: Sen- bookkeeper class especially all the talks ior Play. Christmas Dance Committee, with K.F. National Honor Society 2, 1; Student Council 3, 2; INNITOU 1; NOMAD 3, 1; SENTORIAN 3, 1; Italian Club 2, 1; One-Act Plays 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 3, 2, 1; Spanish Club 3, 2, 1. 107 GAYLE M. DELANEY 9 Phillips Street I will never forget Dynamic Band, Super Flute, Mr. C. Uncle Bob, Black and Orange, Fruit Sales, Exchanges, Pop’s Duets, Arsenic’s Corpse, Sailsbury ’77’, Dottienville, Globe Drama Competition, Ray ' s Pates, Duckypoo, Charmie, M.D., T.S. D.G. “Fly with the wind and be Forever Free.” Anonymous. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; National Honor Society 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Drama Guild 1,2. LINDA DELIAGO 78 Merrimac Street My mind closed twice before me. Leaving an everlasting search far beyond the universe. Locked in my memories will always be the good and the bad: Summer at the mystics Friday in Billerica, A week of freedom, “Lovey,” Snoopy, Fabulour Zayre, Automotives, R.L., T.D., J.P.B. E, JO, Deli, Roses from T, Coquettish Smiles, Xmas at China Moon, No heat, 35 dollar kiss, trips to China, Making the rounds and most of all everything I ' ve learned. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 1; Sentorian 2; Russian Club 2; Spanish Club 2. RUTH DELMONICO 15 Gregg Street ELAINE A. DeMONICO 9 App Court I will never forget the New Year ' s Eve of 77 with the steak knives, driving around in the green boog and all the good times and good friends I ' ve made in Woburn High. ACTIVITIES: Busi¬ ness Edc. 1. ROBIN MARIE DeROSA 3 Henry Ave. I will never forget the good times at W.H.S., 6 23 75, The El, 6th period study with M.K., Switch, Whose beers are those, 5D, The Cape, Maine, The six of us. All of my good friends, and most of all Billy. ACTIVITIES: Business Edc. 1. MARY DELIA 15 Ward St. DAVID G. DELMONICO 3 Bernard Rd. When the White Eagle of the North is flying over head and the Browns, reds and Golds of autumn lie in the gutter dead. Remember then thirsummer birds with wings of fire flame. Come witness springs new hope born of leaves decaying. So together we’ll stand hand in hand “On the Thresh¬ old of a Dream” Moody Blues. ACTIV¬ ITIES: Football 3, 2, 1; Outdoor Track 3. JANICE E. DeMERS 41 Robinson Rd. I’ll never forget how to laugh . . . Seager Concert and the Stairs, Hamp¬ ton, Eagles, New Yea’s Eve ”75” Life in the Fast Lane,” Laughs and talks with T.S. and K.H. and good times with G.S. Sweeping Cob Webs from the edges of my mind Had to get away to see what we could find. Hope the days that lie ahead Bring us back to where we’ve been Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. CINDY ANN DePERRY 55 Houghton Street Never forget. . . Summer of “77 6 18 77 B.H., Choir trips, N.L; J.B.; D.B.; E.M.; Rockport D.C. Pewter Pot Parties at the church; camping trips and weekends in N.H. and all the friends I have made at W.H.S. ACTIV¬ ITIES: Softball 3; Concert Choir 3, 2, 1; Sentorian 2; Business Edc. 1. STACEY A. DeROSA 4 Harlow Court nil 108 ALICIA G. DESMOND 2 Roger Ave. I will never forget all the good times of Summer “77’ at P.A. with D.J., the Check-ins, Wel- ton Falls and my 3 years at Woburn High and all the friends I met there. ACTIVI¬ TIES: National Honor Society 1; Business Edc. 1. WENDY L. DEVLIN 34B Park Drive I will never forget the good times and the great people I met at WHS, 9 16 77 with M.A., and softball with T.R. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3; Soft- ball 1 and 2; Art Guild 1, 2, 3; Hockey Booster. JOHN M. DIFONZO 123 Harrison Ave. I will never forget the things I wanted to forget while watch¬ ing for Pigs on the Wing. LISA Dl GIROLAMO 9 Lee Rd. For those who understand, no explanation is necessary; for those who don’t understand no explanation will suffice. I will never forget all the great friends I’ve made in my 3 years at W.H.S., especially the summer of “77” and C.D. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3; Junior Prom Committee 2; Student Council 3, 2, 1; INNITOU 1; SENTORIAN 1; French Club 3, 2, 1; Spanish Club 3. MICHELE DINAPOLI 11A Gregg Street I will never forget all the great times up here, the people I ' ve met, the fac’s, Salads and the tree. The teachers have been great. Thank you for every¬ thing Mr. D. Sweeney. 3 26 77 Eric. Make the best of your life, live while you’re alive and young. Don’t let the world get you down. Joey always stay by me, I need you. ACTIVITIES: Business Assistance 1 (Presi¬ dent). MARGERIE DEVER 31 Indian Hill Rd. I just want to say that I’m sorry I have to leave Woburn High because I’ll never be able to bring back all the good friends and good times that are a part of high school. I ' ll always remember “Hey Jay,” corrective shoes, R.D. A.B. Rita’s and Karen’s F.C. parties, the twerp in 7-4, K’s 17th at P.S.H., and especially 5 14 77 and J.M. D. Because wekk. he knows. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee; Flag Corps 1; Senior Activities Committee 1. ELIZABETH ANN DICKELMAN 27 Samoset Rd. For yesterday is but a memory, and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes every yesterday a memory of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Author Unknown. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1; Student Council 1; INNITOU 1; Cheerleader 3, 1; French Club 2, 1. GAIL F. Dl FRANCO 26 Stonewall Dr. Don’t be angry, don’t be sad and don ' t sit cryin’ over the good times you had There’s a rose in the fisted glove and the eagle flies with the dove. If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you ' re with. Ste¬ phen Stills. ACTIVITIES: NOMAD. ANGELA R. Dl MAURO 61 Bow St. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1. D. ANDREW DINEEN JR. 7 Wilson St. I wish I could forget Newts, cyanide, ground glass, Big Macs Lumberjacks, Waverly, Gumby, Mesopotamia, One- Acts, Jonathan across the couch, Sheep dip. Green Stick fracture, Mac- Beth, T.O.E. and Bloody Twits. ACTIVITIES: Prize Speaking Winner 2; One Acts 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 3, 2, 1 . 109 JAY DIPANFILO 20 Innitou Road Never fear big words. Big long words name little things, All big things have little names such as Life and Death, Peace and War. Learn to use little words in a big way. It is hard to do But they say what you mean. When you don’t know what mean — Use Big Words, They often fool little people. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; Stake-Out Club 3, 2, 1. DIANA DIPIETRANTONIO 6 Page Place To me school was one of the best trips of my life. It was meeting people and learning how to cope with each other in our different ways. Learning that life is not how I like it to be but. Learning to accept what it is. I will always remem¬ ber the good and mediocre times that I had in school. But, most of all, my Fan¬ tastic friends I met in WHS always remember you “Fonz.” ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 1;WCIub2, 1. MARK J. DISALVO 47 Dix Road I will never forget all the S.O’s, the U.V. 8-28, Mr. S., J.T., C.C. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3; Basketball 3. MATTHEW J. DISALVO 47 Dix Road Mattycooch, Charmie Ts Flake, Thu, Snake Sunshine, D.C.’s cellar, M.D. CPR, Hy and Dry Salisbury “77” Mr. H. , Madam M, Whipped Cream, “M.l.T.” The company, The Vinyard, Exchanges, Uncle Ray, Mom and Dad. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; Black and Orange 3, 2, 1; CHoraleers 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 3, 2, 1; One Act Plays 3, 2, I . DEBORAH MARIE DISANZO ANN DITULLIO KEVIN DOBBINS DAVID DOCKHAM 4 Kensington Ave. 66 Montvale Road 65 Pearl St. 16 Floyd St. Forget Yesterday, I am where I am, I The time has come to be gone and know where I could have been, had I though to our health we drank a thou- did not do. Tell me friend what I can do sand times I have to ramble on I know today to be where I want to be, Tomor- the time, the time is now ... So I said row, — Sigrad. I will never forget my good-bye to all my friends and packed Senior year, the fun I have had. Cheer- my hopes inside a matchbox cuz I know ing, Lizzy, anonymous and, a lot. it’s time to fly. — Led Zeppelin ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1, Treasurer Cheerleader 3, 2, 1, cap¬ tain. DAVID F. DOHERTY DAVID J. DOHERTY 16 Anna Road 9 Reed St. 110 JOHN DOHERTY 26 Creston Ave. PETER DOHERTY 33 School St. JOAN E. DONAGHEY 17TremontSt. I’ll never forget Fla. with Laurie, her L. M., speed me up slow you down, camping, Yueoo, Calif., C.W. with M. C., L.K., C.R., ride in Hampton, A.O.’s 1st ride with me, my accident (peach). Nuggets with B.M., and all the other great times. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 1, 2; Innitou 1; Debating Club 2. DAVID DONOVAN 27 Rumford Pike Ave. SANDRA M. DOUCETTE 25 Felton Street Locked inside my mind, are treasures I must find, Searching for them I fol¬ low the roads to everlasting eternity. I will never forget Betty Bone’s class. Black and Oranges, Mr. G’s class, C.H., O.A., C.B.’s class, psych, Mr. H. and the Senior Play. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; INNITOU 1; Concert Choir 2, 1; Black and Orange 2, 1; Pre-Med Club 2, 1. KELLY A. DOHERTY 26 Beacon St. No day is over if it makes a mem¬ ory ... I will never forget special friends, phone conversations, D.P., the voice, Maine, France, Americano’s, You ' re danger¬ ous” and all the happy memories. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 1; Secretary Activities Committee 3, 2, 1; French Club 3. RITAM. DOHERTY 72 Arlington Rd. Yesterday has passed but it still lingers on . . . the trio, flags, bud¬ dies, Long Beach, Groucho, U.S. Hist., and Chem., Black and Orange, and all the good times and people at W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3; National H.S. 2, 1; Student Council 3, 2, 1; Flag Corps 2, 1; Spanish Club 3, 2, 1. BRIAN G. DONOHOE 17 Wolcott Rd. I will never forget all the great kids I met and the friends I’ve made. 3rd period cafe. All the good times in Man’s Search, Sociology, Span¬ ish I and II, and all the parties. PATRICIA JOAN DONOVAN 30 Duren Ave. I will always remember Soph. Jr. and Sr. Prom, South Pacific,” Cruising, Sailsbury, Moondust, Maine, MD, BBy’s Orange Rock, Concerts And all the things to come. ACTIVITIES: Black and Orange 3, 2, 1; Choraleers 2, 1; Madrigal 1; Drama Guild 3, 2, 1; Sentorian 3; One Acts 2; Jr. Prom Committee 2. EDWARD FRANCIS DOUGHTY 122 Burlington St. I will never forget the hood, the moon, the load, the stud, cough, Gus, Tanka, Bropho, The rat, Cates, Stretch, C.C., Sam Roe, Bud, Spike, Tough and Cool les¬ sons, and panting. ACTIVITIES: Hang Gliding Club 3, 2, 1; Band 3, 2, 1; Jazz Rock Ensemble 3, 2, 1. Ill KATHLEEN M. DOWNEY 21 Chase St. I will never forget the S S gang, bangs in the back, the limo, runaways, J.W. T.M., C.B., L.D., S.K., whome and esp. J.D. The friends I’ve met, I ' ll never forget But the road goes on endlessly and I look for those I ' ve yet to meet for my future lies ahead of me. GARYT. DOWNING 1 Parliament Lane. The more I learn the less I know Lest my heart forget I ' m not a pro, but if perchance I acquire knowledge Let it not be said That it was found in college . . . BYE. ACTIVITIES: Hang Gliding 1; Innitou 1; Sentorian 2, 1; German Club 3, 2, 1. MARK THOMAS DRISCOLL 20 Hiawatha Road I will never forget the good times I’ve had in and out. of school, the friends I’ve made, the cor¬ ners, the glass, the coneheads. ACTIVITIES: Hang Gliding 3, 2, 1; Capt. Boat Club 1. DIANE MARIE DUNCAN 20 E. Dexter Avenue Never forget 4 1 77, H.J.’s, Sears Catalog, concerts, Amy and Pat, Dop, Mona, Becky, Peg, Beans, Derk, Hump, Meg, parties, summer of ' 77, and especially J.C. (Joda). ACTIVITIES: Business Ed. Club 1. STEVEN E. DUNN 79R Montvale Ave. I will never forget the good times I had in high school. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3; Pink Floyd 6 27, tull to old to rock and roll to young to die 12 6. MARKDOWNIE 31 Dragon Court LAURIE DRISCOLL 21 Hilltop Pkwy. EDWARD J. DUNN 95 Washington St. “. . . and the road goes on forever.’ G. Allman BRIAN MICHAEL DURAN 18 Stoddard St. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3. 112 ALAN M. DUSSAULT 9 Bow St. I will never forget all the good times at W.H.S. As time passes so do all the people you meet. Not that high school is over. It is time for new adventure never forget all the people I met and Woburn football “77.” ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1; Leo Club 2. MICHELLE DWYER 15 Albany St. I will never forget . . . “4th of July 76” 3 29 77, New Year Eve, and E.W. All the trouble with D.C. (of course)! and those two special people. ACTIVITIES: Distributive Ed. BRADLEY W. EKLUND 11 Washington Terr. I will never forget the good times in Professor McD’s room, The trips up to N.H., Groucho Vest, the kids I have met over the years, 10 8-10 77, yogi’s room, midnight boat rides in N.H., D.M., D.M., G.M., B.B., B.C., J.B., P.C., F.O., S.M., this school is N.F.G., the free honks by K.Y. CARENN. ENNIS 172 Bedford Road WILLIAM J. ESTABROOK 141 Bedford Road I will never forget all the great times at Woburn High, the stake. Black Dog, my up and down jr. yr., and all the great people who have made these 3 yrs. bearable. ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 3, 1; Indoor Track 3, 2, 1, (co-capt.). JANICE E. DWYER 21 Glenwood Ave. I will never forget all the super times at W.H.S. esp. the Jr. Prom, Christ¬ mas Dance, the parties, New Year ' s, big brother and esp. Mike and 4 23 77. ACTIVITIES: Senior play 1; Con¬ cert Choir 1; Spanish Club 3, 2. RICHARD A. EDMONDS 16 Scott Street I have learned that we cannot change yesterday, that is quite clear, nor begin our tomorrow until it is here. So all that is left is for you and for me is to make today as best as can be. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 9 10ths. EDWARD “JERRY” ELLIOTT 10 Hiawatha Road I will never forget Mr. J. Sullivan’s class, o.c. and all the kids I knew at W.H.S. CHERYLE ERICKSON 49 Garfield Ave. JON ETHERIDGE 22 Buckman St. 113 ANTHONY FACCIOLO 35 Hart St. PATRICIA A. FAIRWEATHER 9 Karen Road It’s been such a long time, I think I should be going. Time doesn’t wait for me It keeps on roll¬ ing .. . Boston. I’ll never forget all the good times I’ve had with all my friends, Pink Floyd, and summer “77.” BUD FANJOY 13 Hinston Rd. KEVIN G. FARRELL 18 Salem Avenue I will never forget all the good times and people I met during my three years. I’ll never forget the parking lot, the Abb, Hampton 76,” and the brick. ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 3; Senior Play 1. STEVEN FEDERICO 47 Waverly Rd. I will never forget all the great people I’ve come to know, Bum, Pappy, Rips and Rich, Captain and Jack and everyone else. ACTIVITIES: Debating 2; Hockey 3, 1; Baseball 3, 2, 1; Hanggliding 1 . PATRICIA M. FAHERTY 38 Green Street You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. — Gibran. I will never forget any of the good times at W.H.S. and the friends that I shared them with, especially Frank, 6-20-76, No. Conway Ever¬ green,” Promise? and all the memo¬ ries. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Com¬ mittee 2; Christmas Dance Commit¬ tee 1; Student Council 3, 2, 1; Innitou 1; Student Government 1. MARY FALINO One Locust Circle I will never forget Bobby, Oct. 8 74, parties at the park, tull, Lynyrd Sky- nyrd, open campus, T T’s Hill, and all the people I met at WHS. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Work Study. NANCY FARINA 71 Elm Street DEBRAG. FEDELE 10 Roman Road Have the courage to think your own thoughts, speak your own mind and live your own life. Peterson. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Outdoor Track 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 1; Innitou 1; Pre Med Club 3, 2, 1. KATHLEEN FEENEY 19 Hart St. 114 MARYC. FENNELLY 6 Garfield Ave. I will never forget the people I’ve met, the friends I ' ve made, the parties in the summer of 77, the wall, the pond, the Brawl, my nights out — the Quar¬ ries, the stakeouts and the scenic route in the showboat. MARYB. FITZPATRICK 67 Green St. Today is the tomorrow we had hoped for yesterday.” ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3; Spanish Club 1. VINCENT R. FERLISI 86 Lexington St. We have spent 12 years in the house of Public Education. For our future pre- peration. It wasn’t easy it wasn’t tough but let me tell you I ' ve had enough. And now the time has come our High School Days are over and College has yet begun. MARK FERULLO 61 School St. I ' ll never forget the people I met in High School. The crash. Track days, Joni’s party, the baseball team and calooots. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1; Basketball 3, 2. MARYE. FINNEGAN 2 James Terrace Now I feel time is not measured by the passing of years, but by what one does, what one feels and what one achieves. ACTIVITIES: Softball 3, 1; Innitou 1. ARTHUR R. FLAHERTY JULIA M . FLAHERTY CATHERINE ANN FLOWERS 8 Conn St. 76 School Street 13 Frances Street ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2; Cross I will always remember summer of Don’t walk before me I may not follow Country 3, 2. 77,” Mary’s parties the h.s. wall, the ... Don’t walk behind me I may not pond, the gang, stakeouts, W.B. and lead . . . Just walk beside me and be Society, Calif, with A C., S.L., L.F., K.G., my friend . . . ACTIVITIES: Art Guild 3, J.M., J.D., S.L., J.N., and the scenic 2, 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; route in the showboat. French Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Art Guild 3, 2; Drama Club 3, 2. DOUGLAS P. FLYNN 27 Naples Ave. I will never forget that beautiful n.h., no. 1, 19, 22, all the good times before, during, and after NED F. FOLEY school, and the day in soccer we 7 Leonard Street proved we were the best. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Soccer 3, 2, 1; Tennis 3; Debating Club 2; Stake Clubs 3, 2, 1 . 115 LINDA FORTUNA 22 Roman Rd. I will never forget “musicland,” B.K. nites, The Band, Ralph, Mike, and my closest friends and all the people I met at W.H.S. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Junior Prom Committee 2. SUSAN M. FRANK 40 Waverly Rd. I will never forget Bremen, Berlin, “The Remmer,” Mars, Hey Jude, 4 3 77, Stu, KFc, O.C., and all the special times shared with friends. BARBARA A. FREEMAN 10 Maywood Terrace I will never forget all the great times at W.H.S., Henchi, the per¬ sonnel of the “mental ward,” and “The States.” ACTIVITIES: Bas¬ ketball 3, 2, 1; Capt. Field Hockey 3, 2, 1; Capt. G.A.A. 3, 2, 1; (trea¬ surer). LINDA J. FROST 6 Emeline Street I’ll never forget Salisbury 76,” the scenic route, shades parties, the pond, holiday inn on wheels down quarries, showboat, the summer of 77” the wall, the cen¬ ter, 4th of July weekend over San¬ dra’s the pool, nut nut nut nnnyow, short people my nights out, the WebBrook, shades, Steph, Julia Kibba Dibba Do, Anny Bannanny, Punca, Mela “Stake Outs” all my trips. MARIANNE GALLUZZO 23 Marlboro Rd. “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it ' s because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, However measured or far away’’ Henry David Thoreau. I will always remember the true friends I have met at WHS K, M ' s, P.P. DB, the heart. Math 13, Y.S. and “the sneakers.” ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 2, 1; INNITOU 1; French Club 3; Senior Activities. DONNA JEAN FOSSEY 6 Albany Street ACTIVITIES: Senior Prom Com¬ mittee; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; NOMAD 1; C.C. Club 1; Jr. Assist¬ ance Club 1. PAUL FRANCKE 241 Lexington St. NANCY E. FREEMAN 10 Maywood Terrace “You’ve got to get up every morn¬ ing, with a smile on your face. And show the world All the love in your heart.” I will never forget my 3 years of great parties, Mr. G., Sulli, Mr. Veriani’s room. Doc Charlie’s room. Championships, Maddest dog. Boss Dog, Kuck and the time at the H.H. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3; Field Hockey 2, 1; Softball 3, 2, 1 Capt.; Jr. Prom Committee 2; Christmas Dance Comm. 1; Student Council 1; INNITOU Girl’s W Club 3, 2, 1, Sec. MARY A. GALANTE 107 Pearl St . I will never forget all the great times at WHS, our number 1 field hockey team, M.S., all my close friends who have made the days worth while. ACTIVITIES: Basket¬ ball 3, 2, 1; Field Hockey 3, 2, 1; Tennis 3, 2, 1; Leo Club 1. DONNA M. GALVIN 12 Sachem Rd. Now I feel as though my life has just begun. Traveling unknown streets, turning down many roads. Never stopping till time has stop¬ ped. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; Concert Choir 2, 1; Russian Club 3, 2, Secretary. 116 FRANCISGARBINO 32 Elijah St. I will never forget 8 17 77, the Hurld, White Mts., and the bikes. WILLIAM GARRITY 103 Salem St. DANIEL J. GATELY Arcadia Street As longa, vita brevis. I will never forget. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 1 (Band Major); Orchestra 3, 2, 1; One Act Plays 3, 2, 1; Black and Orange Revue 2, 1; Drama Guild 3, 2, 1. TIMOTHY GAUTHIER 50 Winter St. CARMEN ELEGANT GHA2ARIANS 259 Cambridge To me school was one of my incredible courses of life. ACTIVE TIES: Basketball; Ping Pong Club. KIMBERLY A. GARDNER 66 Mishawum Road I will never forget Morning Delight, Bad Company, one night at Green Street pool with J. and J. Nix, and J.Z. . . . Our Wall Me and My (R.C.), My trips to Hampton with S.L., A.C., L.F., wasted days and nights, and most of all Billy H. JAMES JOSEPH GARVEY 4 Hiawatha Road I will always remember Woburn High and all the people I have met. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2, 1; Outdoor Track 3, 2, 1; Indoor Track 3; Student Council 3, 2, 1. MONIQUE M. GAUDET 33 Longwood Ave. I will never forget Amy, Diane, Dot, Jeanne, Andrea, Carl, Danny, Kathy, Leslie, Meg, or Laurie the best friend I ever had, Fleetwood Mac, I Like Dreaming, 12 31 76, and the fun and parties at Pond and Austins. ACTIVITIES: Dist Ed Club 1. PAUL GEORGE 1 Jefferson Ct. LISA GIANGREGORIO 1 7 Park Drive I will never forget Wright Street, the dirt road, George, June 17th, Barsh ' s talks, P.N., and Bob Seger. 117 LISA R. GIANNOTTI 9 William Ave. I will never forget: W.H.S. and the people I’ve met, K.L., and the crazy things we did 3 8 76 ‘‘Kid,” Boston 77, the Pool, the Park, Summer of 76, parties, R.H. and his cruises, Bob Seger 12 2 77, K.D.’s parties, and August 16, 1977, T.S. KAREN ANN GIFFUNE 97 Spring Ct. Ext. Only time can decide ... I shall always remember the summer of 77 at Salisbury Beach, and the Chicken” dance with D.J., I will always remember B E. and J.M., the kids that I met here and from other towns, but most of all I will never for¬ get 8 9 77. . . and Johnny. ROSEMARY GILGUN 8 Grant St. Amont’s insight is sometimes worth a life ' s experience. I will never forget the trip, flag corps, student council. Long Beach, U.S. History, and all the great people I ' ve met at W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Flag Corps 1; Math Team 3, 2; National Honor Society 2, 1. TIMOTHY P. GILMORE 4 Wiley St. I’ll never forget all the M.M.E.’s B.C. parties Z.W.A., Spide, W.H.S., Band, and all the friends I’ve made. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Orchestra 3, 2, 1; Jazz Rock 3, 2. 1; Marching Band 3, 2, 1. JAMES GLENNON 66 Arlington Rd. I will never forget MTM, EID, Soccer, SKIPS class, Bunyon, Good times in and out of W.H.S. and especially Long Beach. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3; Soccer 2, 1; National Honor Society 2, 1. JOSEPH MICHAEL GIBBONS 40 Central Street I will never forget W.H.S. W. Ossipee N.H. or the kids I’ve met. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 1. LIANE M GILBERTSON 26 Mishawom Rd. I will never forget all the good times I had, the kids up N.H., the hill, the chase, the summer of “77,” with a very special person (D.M.), Belmont, Boston, the real dream, the apart ment, barny. Smelly ' s house, rumbel- lies, KL, L.L., J.M., S.Z. MARYT. GILLETTE 28 Robinson Rd. “What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you.” Emerson. I will never forget all the friends I’ve had at W.H.S. Flag Corps with Ban¬ ner, Buddies, and Banna, The tele¬ phone Mok, and R.D., B.D. ACTIVE TIES: Flag Corps 1; Math Team 3, 2; Student Council 2, 1; National Honor Society. NICKOLOS ROBERT GIRARDI 8 Brentwood Rd. I will never forget all the good times at W.H.S., all my friends, Mr. S. and his T.C.P., Mr. O. and his Y.A.A., and New Year’s Eve of 76. ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 3; Indoor Track 3. PAUL GLOVER 6 Richmond Park 118 PAULINE GOLLES 18 Dow’s Lane I will never forget Miss Palumbo ' s 1st period English class. All the great times down the steps. East Woburn, the barn Thursday nights. Bird, Java, Mr. Goldens P.O.D. class, “Crazy Horse,” and all the Burn Outs in the class of 78. PAULA J. GONSALVES 3R Belmont Street Stinson Lake, N.H., FRAMPTON and all the other concerts, L.P., Senior Lunch, and all the friends that made my 3 years at W.H.S. a lot of fun. ACTIVITIES: Innitou 1; Business Assistance 3 (Secretary). DOROTHY HALEY 19 Chase St. I will never forget all the people I’ve met and good times I ' ve had at W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Sunday Softball. PHILLIP A. HAMEL 15 Fisher Terrace I will never forget all the good times I had at W.H.S. All my friends D.C. J.P. (eyes) Mr. G. Track days, D.B’s glasses. And the maddogs. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1. KAREN L. HANSON 246 Cambridge Rd. How to Laugh . . . May your heart always be joyful May your song always be sung. May you build a lad¬ der to the stars. May you stay, forever young. Bob Dylan. I’ll never forget how to laugh. . . KEITH C. GONSALVES 24 Cummings Ave. To me school was virtuous, honor¬ able, excellent, admirable, com¬ mendable, beneficial, advanta¬ geous, and favorable. Also I will never forget all the friends I have made. ACTIVITIES: Baseball: 3, 2, 1 . ANNE-MARIE HAGGERTY 7 West View Terr. Ice bergs and People are very much alike. We can only see the part of them that shows on the surface but below there is so much more to discover. I ' ll always remember the kindness of special friends P.T.L. and John 3:16. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3, 2, 1; Class Secretary 3, 2, 1; Flag Corps 2, 1; Concert Choir 3, 2, 1; Student Government Day Delegate 2. TIMOTHY JOHN HALLIGAN 1 Pilgrim Rd. I will never forget the times I had in NJROTC with all the friends I made. But mostly I will never for¬ get my command on the spring vacation trip with all of its ups and downs. ACTIVITIES: Swim Team NJROTC 4321 Drill Team 3, 2, 1; Drill Team Executive Officer; Com¬ pany Senior Enlisted Officer. LINDA L. HANSEN 723 Main St. Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got; for you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not.” Cat Ste¬ vens. I’ll never forget: Hesfedme- hanscot, S.C.’s Parties, Primos, C.B.’s class, Hampton 77, Sto- neham Maradas,” J’s Rescue, J.L., and the Caramelcreme . . . Good Bye W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 3; Cheerleader 3, 2, 1 Co-Captain; National Honor Society. RICHARD HARDY 110 Montvale Ave. ■■■■■■■ RALPH M. HARRELSON, JR. 25 Arlington Rd. I will never forget fresh you beast. Deb, the library, summer of ’77, My lady, parties around Woburn and school, the strike in the rain, caf and all the friends I’ve come to know. Don’t you know that you are a shooting star. ROBERT HARRIS 8 Sherman PI. ROBIN MARIE HART 7 Dragon Court I will never forget the summer of “ 77 , especia lly the Sun Rise with J.B., S.M., P.B., The Howdy’s gang, N.H. with Barb, and all the dum things we did — B.D. S.M. most of all Jerry. HELEN ANN HATCH 14 Marlboro Rd. I will never forget all my friends and the good times we had together. Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. Marie Curie. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1; French Club 2, 1; Pre-Med Club 1. MARK HAYES 24 Marlboro Rd. PETER E. HARRINGTON 126 Mishawum Road ACTIVITIES: Football 3; National Honor Society 1; Key Club 1. WILLIAM A. HARRON 13r Houghton St. I will never forget 4th period Phys¬ ics, and all the friends I have made at W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1; Football 3, 2. CRAIG M. HASENSTAB 11 Gettysburg St. I will never forget. . . D.C., Jibba or the Coneheads. ACTIVITIES National Honor Society 3, 2, 1 SENTORIAN 2. MARIE F. HAYES 16 Rich Rd. Now I feel grateful for all the things the friends I’ve made at W.H.S. Thank-you to M.G., R.G., K.O., M.D., K.Y., R.D., M.G., S.B., B.F., S.F., C.C., R.S., R.P. and T.R., for being such good friends. ACTIVITIES: Senior Prom Com¬ mittee 2; INNITOU 1; Flag Corps 1; French Club 3. JAMES MICHAEL HEAD 9 Liana Street I will never forget Norwich, West Point (3+1) Spring Vacation, and Abdul, Wop, Bowl, Beafy but most of all sugar. ACTIVITIES: NJROTC 3, 1; Gold Drill Team 1; Supply 2; Chorileer 3, 2; Band 3, 2; Senior Play 2, 1; Black and Orange 3. 120 PAUL J. HEGGARTY 19 Fisher Terrace I will never forget the ride in Tewksbury, the police at Rockport, my lost pass¬ port, Americanos, standing in the fountain, the stolen car, the roller coaster, being invited for drinks, Kowloons, Knees the quacking ducks in 7429, and on pain of torture. COLLEEN P. HENNIGAN 123 School Street ROBERT JOHN HIBINO 23 Lillian Street ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3, 2, 1 (Captain); National Honor Society 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 2, 1; French Club 2, 1; Science Club 3, 2, 1. I will never forget the upper courts, third period coffee and music, races, Monty, Saturday Lab, Newts, Steve Martin. CYNTHIA HILL 31 Nashua St. LISA MARY HORGAN 16 Senator Road ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 3, 2, 1 (Co-Captain); INNI- TOU 1; Student Council 3, 1. Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars, H. Van Dyke. I will always remember the laughter the tears the fun and all the special times I had, especially with cheer¬ ing, skating and all the Goobers, Lanch, YS The One, special dreams, friends, WHS, T.P. The Store . . . Memories — light the corners of my mind. BETH ELLYN HEIMLICH 133 Pleasant Street ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3, 2, 1; Swim Team 3, 2, 1; INNITOU 2, 1; Cheer¬ leader 1; Key Club 1; Leo Club 3, 2; Venit Tempus; Venit Consilium. WILLIAM HENNIGAN 123 School St. ELLEN MARIE HILBRUNNER 77 Kilby Street ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Art Guild 2, 1; Spanish Club 3, 2; TO: Karen — Basketball, I.G.E. and good times. Sue ding dongs calling and M.T. Cath — Ms. L” library 5th, “T” Club and Hottie Totties in-the-air. For it’s the laughter, we will remember When ever we remember the way we were. BINH VU HO 7 Shiela Ave. JOHN P. HUCHKO 12 Munroe Street ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1; Lacrosse 3, 2, 1; I will never forget all the good times I’ve had in High School and all the great people I’ve met. 121 DANIEL BRIAN HURLEY 25-2 Arlington Road SANDRA JAMES 11 Atotman Dr. TIMOTHY J. JAMES 58 Water Street I have flouted the wild, I have fol¬ lowed its lure, fearless, familiar alone. Yet the wild must win, and a day will come, when I shall be overthrown. Yukon JOANE. JANNINO 2 Gery Drive ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3; Prom Committee 3, 2, 1; Student Counc il 3, 2, 1; INNITOU 1; Ski Club 2, 1; Activities Committee 3, 2, 1. To taste each moment of life for time silently steals the days and leaves only the memories. I will never forget all the friends I ' ve made summer of 75, and 76, Ipswich, and especially A.M S. CHRISTINE JOHNSON 12 Crescent Road ACTIVITIES: Christmas Dance Committee 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; INNITOU 1; Cheer¬ leader 1; Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go. Be what you want to be. Live. Jonathan Livingston Seagull. I will always remember all the fun cheering, lanch, S.S., the goobers. Monkey, Doctor, Horstages, Bananas, Grapes, Labor Day weekend, Frampton concert. “Ain’t got no trouble in My Life” and many more memories. CYNTHIA JOHNSON 4 Liberty Avenue Now I feel yesterday is already a dream. And tomorrow is only a vision, but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. JAMES JANELIUNAS 12 Carroll Rd. STEPHANIE ANN JARONCYK 21 Bird Street ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee 2; National Honor Society 2, 1; Junior Activities 2; Classics Club 3, 2, 1. “As time goes on I realize just what you mean to me Chicago. Through my years at WHS, I have learned to live and grow, it would take too long to write all the things I remember I’ll remember the mall - especially JM and MC, who have taught me about life. BETH M. JOHNSON 7 Dearborn Terrace ACTIVITIES: Distributive Ed Club 1. You ' re feeling down you gotta aim high don’t stare at the ground reach for the sky, just keep yourself up don’t ever complain, before you walk in the sun you gotta laugh in the rain, Just get your act together, be ready for who, and or whatever. Life is a smile so find it. Put your face behind it, set it straight in your mind, you gotta make your own sunshine. KAREN LINDA JOHNSON 69 School Street ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1; Concert 3, 2, 1; French Club 3, 2, 1; Pre-Med Club 2, 1; Spanish Club 3, 2, 1. Each dawn brings life ' s pre¬ cious gift another day in which to live, to love, and to find happiness. I will never forget my Junior and Senior years, 4th period English, summer of 77, “Blinded by the light,” “Sizz- lean,” “Tucker Inn, and all the great friends I’ve met. 122 LESLIE ELAINE JOHNSON 23 Winstead Ave. I will never forget: F.S., upon four and hold, C.C., Jules, Z.W.A., summer vacation. Newts, b.s., mouse beans, and friends who made my days incredi¬ ble. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; Band 3, 2, 1; Orchestra 3, 2, 1; Jazz-Rock ensem¬ ble 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 1; Pre-Med Club 2, 1. SANDRA JOHNSON 9 Hilltop Parkway I’ll always remember the summer of ' ll ' , the Loretta, Pat, Umpa, “Den¬ nis!!”, bu, “sick”“things”, B.M.’s tunes and J.F.’s record H.B.P.D., beany, Revere and all the ofher good times at the High School. ACTIVITIES . . . Flag Corps 1, Key Club 1, Sento- rian 2, INNITOU, National Honor Soci¬ ety 2, 1. DIANE R. JOHNSTONE 8 James Terr. I will never forget the fun and people at W H.S. going to Spain in ‘76’, with S.G. How she met M.F. and the plane ride. Room 2208 with P.C., Cafeteria and English ' 76 ' with J.T. the Superbowl, Strike, T.K., S.J., and N.C., 1st period English of ' ll ' with N.F., N.C. at H.P. with S.D. Summer of ' 76 ' at Hampton with J.M., D.B., N.C. and driving on the highway. GEORGE L. JOHNSTONE JR. 8 James Terr. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, Leo Club 2, 1. I will never forget the good friends and the good time I had at W.H.S., 4th and 5th period in my senior year, the summer of ‘76’, and Mr. “DOC” Boyer’s class. SANDRA JEAN JOHNSTONE 11 Lillian Street I will never forget: Spain “76, Sum¬ mer “76, 5 27 76 12 31 76, 5 1 77, 6213,6-2 Hall, “LE”, C-lunch, C.W.E., M.K., R.D., T.M. Mr. Q, 6208, Mrs. M.D. and especially M.F. ROBERT E. JONES 15 Madison Street I’ll never forget all the good times and people in Mr. T’s class and I won’t for¬ get the parties before school. STEPHEN A. JONES 2 Eastern Ave. I will never forget CD’s Donut Day, Val’s Class, and Oct. 9. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3; Golf 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; Sentorian 1; Clas¬ sics Club 1; Key Club 2, 1; Board of Directors. MARK JORDAN 31 Carroll Rd. MICHAEL J. KANE 22 Hiawatha Rd. I will never forget 3rd period cafe and all the friends I made. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Football 3, 2; Indoor Track 3; Wrestling 2, 1. SUSAN ANN KANE 6 Harvard Street Extension “Love me without fear, Trust me without questioning. Need me without demanding. Accept me without change, for a love so free will never fly away. Never to be forgotten 6-11-76, Washington Richie’s Rainstorm, Curly, all the parties “the little car, “If, the proms and dances, “Beautiful and Gorgeous” the little Stud, Davey, Jim Dandy, Lynno, Patty, Little Red!, and most of all R.S.M. forever!! ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; National Honor Society 1; Con¬ cert Choir 3, 2, 1; (Treasurer) Choraleers 3, 2, 1; Madrigal Sing¬ ers 1; Black and Orange Revue 3, 2 , 1 . 123 HHJ JOHN C. KEAN 10 Wyman Street I will never forget all the good times ' 77’,at friends at W.H.S. I will always remember the Sum¬ mer of “77,” the Beach, Harvard Square, S.M., C.C., B.E., and S.M. concert. ACTIVITIES: Work Study 1 . SUSAN KEARNS 4 Shields St. MARLENE M. KEELEY 19 Mill Terrace I will never forget all the good times in school and out, and all the good friends I’ve made. (M.M. S.J. R.D.O) Never forget the sum¬ mer of ‘‘77 the Cape, Medford, Stoneham, all the Double Woes,” the Perspectibles,” the Framp- ton concert, the states we are the champions, C-Lunch.” JAMES E. KELLY 17 Glenwood Street I will never forget: the good times W.H.S. memories from Summer of “76, 77“ “Oh Dear Lord” “Wanna Race” Smok-Em Friends from Winchester, Dodge, Eagles, Mahoney’s especially my favorite. Marybeth. KERRY M. KENNEY 64 Arlington Road I will never forget all the parties down the Pond and the Barn. DIANE KEARNS 12 Brown PI. ELIZABETH J. KEATING 39 Campbell Street What would touch you deeper tears that fall from eyes that only cry — would it touch you deeper tears that fall from eyes that eyes that know why — Rush 2112. I will never forget Woburn High, my good friends, the good times and P.T. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1; French Exchange Student 2; French Club 2 (Presi¬ dent). LISA MARIE KELLEY 14 Ellis Street The study with Robin all the dumb things all of us did, the things me and Marie did, L.E.” Mr. Q. Mrs. McD, But most of all I ' ll never for¬ get all the good times and good laughs in school. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3, 2, 1; Softball 3; Business Ed 1. DEBORAH KENDALL 52 Harrison Ave. I will never forget all the goodkids in the class of ’78 The pool, the park, and the parties, Wright St., Bob Segar 3rd period and all the crazy people I’ve met. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Work Study 1. LEOV. KERRIGAN 20 Stoddard Street 124 LINDA M. KERRIGAN 59 Fowle St. I will never forget . . . Steak and Eggs, Deeski, Lynski, Elie-May, H J’s, no brakes. Bob Seger Concert, A ladies lawn in Stone-ham Sormooo, 3- Corner rip up the Mall. ‘ ' All-Right,” The hole in Maddogs Car door, The burning of Meat loaf, no bugger, 4 hours lost in Vermont and all the laughs up Ellens. H. JAMES KILEY 31 Poole St. I will never forget all the good times in High School, all my past experi¬ ences, what the D stood for, Australia “75” “Cone Heads, Running Track, 2, 5 fake class, winning a meet, 7 32 111 Tucker, King, The Jump, The H. G.C. practices. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3, 2, 1; Outdoor Track 3, 2, I . MARK JONATHAN JUDE KINTON 42 Lillian Street Now what the heck do we do? ACTIVI¬ TIES: Football 3, 2, 1; Outdoor Track 3; Indoor Track 3. DARLENE M. KNOD 44 Marlboro Road I will never forget the good times I’ve had and all the friends I’ve met at W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 3; Business Ed Club. THULA KOULETSIS 22 Carson Road I will never forget Penny, Debi, Mary Helen, Sasha, Teeth, Matt, Irving, Snake, Karen, Madam M, Mr. H., Miss Japan Miss U.S.S.R. and every¬ one else, who I ' ve forgotten at the moment. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; Nomad 3, 2, 1; Concert Choir; SENTORIAN: B- Review. ROBERT E. KERRIGAN 4 Spring St. I will never forget: Sully 7th period, French 10 and the good times in Mr. Dempsey’s room. ANDREW F. KING 35 Garfield Ave. Kitty, Quantico VA„ Watching the jets take off the blond bomb. Chuck, Booba, Schuef, Chief, Beavers, Soixante-Neuf, the moon over Sqt. Winterson’s window, B.S., and the crazy times at W.H.S. BRIAN P. KIRK 57 Spring Ct. Ext. To me school was the pits. I will never forget “Sigmund Frued” (Meadow Glen) ACTIVITIES: Sen¬ ior Play 3; Tennis 3; Student Council 3, 2. DONNA J. KNOX 4 Laurence Road I will never forget all the good times and all the good friends I had at W.H.S., always remember Friday Night Kitty’s, Friendly’s and Mr. Maderosian’s Biology class. ACTIVITIES: French Club 3, 2 . ALE. LA FRANCE 23 Kilby Street I will never forget Cenny’s car T.G. House, Centaur, High-Dry, Largo Christianna, Big 4, B + O, Berkley, creativity, Theory, F.S. B.C., M.M. Uncle Bob Godspell Salisbury, 11 5 77, ETC. and all the good times and friends I’ve had. The Clown and school. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 2, 1; Band 3, 2, 1; Orchestra 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 1; MME II for FFF 1. 125 WILLIAM LANGILL 59 Waverly Road I will never forget trying to remember all that I was not to forget. MAURALANNAN 18 Carter Street KATHY LARSON 46 Beacon Street CHRISTINE J. LAURINO 19 Brandt Drive ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1; Nomad 1. I will always remem¬ ber N.J.H.S., W.H.S. and all the kids I have met. Always remember Maryel- len and all the trouble we used to get into, the kids in Somerville working at Playmart, 7 4 77, 7 30 77, 8 7 77, Rome, and DMK, DK, DC, GC and NM. STEPHANIE J. LAVOIE 54 Hinston Road I will never forget the gang, Salisbury ' 76, the wall, the special person from Math 11, the scenic route in the showboat, “Got a match ’’, Summer ' 77, and especially all the friends I met here. LINDA J. LANGONE 26 Brentwood Road I will never forget WHS, all the friends I made, 5th period cafe, chicken lips, here he comes. Smelly’s house, the wall, bingos, JJ, Mario M-Mole, L. G., J. M., K. C., Barney, the Dream, the Truck, Belmont game that never was. Jacks, the chase, 6-10, T. S., 3rd period cafe, Sgt. Billy, Rex, Moe, the stiff. Crazy Ester, Beep-beep, and all the other good times I had. LISA M. LANZO 41 Carroll Road If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now, cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see. L. Skynard BEVERLY ANNE LATHIGEE 9 Marlboro Road ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1; Field Hockey 3; Tennis 3, 2. I will always remember the great kids I’ve met at WHS. I will nver forget all the great times I’ve had, especially Hampton 76, and all the parties, the B. Seger Concert, Cape 77 when Mini and Kim didn’t make it, and Canada 76, my good friends DM, DD, and MB. AMY LAVELLE 33 Carroll Road DAVID J. LAWTON 24 Hallmark Drive I will never forget the band “Misty” chasing pigeons, B O’s theory woo, B.C., sheep dip, C.C. and Mr. H., D.C.’s cellar, Greenland, red lights. Tanka’s legs, “Godspell” . . . and You’re there. ACTIVITIES: Senior Ray 1; Band 3, 2, 1; Black and Orange 2, 1; Drama Guild 2, 1. 126 BETTYANNE LEE 57 Mt. Pleasant St. I’ll never forget the first dance of my Junior year, all the friends I met, and all the good times I had here. ACTIVITIES: Student Coun¬ cil 2, 1; Classics Club 1; Spanish Club 1. JACQUELINE M. LEVESQUE 6 Evangeline Lane Today is mine, each shin¬ ing golden hour. In heart and hand and mind, I hold the power To mould in new design, in patterns gay. The Beauty I shall find along the way. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3, 2, 1; Cheerleader 1; Student Council 3, 2, 1; French Club 3, 2, 1; Jr. Prom Committee 2. CHARLES LINEHAN 6 Pond Terrace SUSAN LISACKI 20 School Street PAUL J. LOHNES 3 Bird St. The concerts, especially Skynyrd and Yes, parties, the Cape, Ignorants, the hockey team, and everyone I have met. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3; Ice Hockey 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 1. ROBERTA. LEONE 28 Princeton St. East Boston, MA ACTIVITIES: Baseball and Football. STEPHEN A. LEWIS 121 Eastern Ave. A journey of a thousand miles may start with a single step, but a journey of a life time takes two giant steps and a Book of Dreams. ROBERT (LENNY) LINEHAN 2 Rock St. Never forget the good times I had and all the friends I’ve made. ACTIVITIES: Radio Club 3, 2, 1, (Pres.); Senior Play. I NANCY ANN LOCKE 272 Lexington St. I will never forget the people I ' ve met, the friends at Store 35, the ride to Canada, 11 15 77, and especially Bobby. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 1. DEBORAH LONG 25 Totman Drive 127 LINDA M. LONG 25 A. Totman Drive I will never forget my experience in H.S. ACTIVITIES: Naval Science, Girls Blue Drill Team; MPO 8 Girls Drill Team; Concert Choir 3, 2; Drama Guild 1. PATRICIA ANN LOOMIS 91R Montvale Ave. There is no tomorrow, no yesterday. Everything is now. I will never forget all the friends I’ve made at Woburn High especially one special friend, who was always there when needed. Thanks to Mr. F. and Mr. C for everything. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Tennis 1; SEnior Play 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; Majorette 1; Leo Club Vice President; Key Club 1. LYNN M. LAPARDO 12 Winter Road I wish to propose a toast to a long and meaningful relationship. KAREN LOPILATO 146 School Street I will never forget all the good times I had and all the kids I’ve met at W.H.S. especially the teddy bear twins, Boston, the apartment, L.G., L.L., S.Z., J.M. ACTIVITIES: Work Study 1; Business Ed Club 1. PETER K. LOWELL JANICE A. LOYCANO SHERYL A. LUNDIN CYNTHIA LUX 4 Bedford Terr. 343 Lexington Street 68 Pearl Street 218 School St. I will never forget the great time I had I will never forget Thanksgiving nite 77, I will never forger all the good times in Mr. Dempsey’s class 4th period. Also Crash of 77 KAPO; B.K. nites, all my I’ve had; especially the summer of I ' ll never forget the football cards. friends and all the crazy times at “77,” Hampton, Victoria Station, par- W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Com- ties, N. W. Convenient Mart and ALL mittee 2; Art Guild 3. the great friends I ' ve made at W.H.S. There never seems to be enough time, to do the things you want to do, once you find them — Jim Croce. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Junior Prom Committee 2; Inni- tou 1; Work Experience 1; Bus Ed. 1; Spanish Club 3, 2. JANET MARIE LYNCH 9 Otis Street ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 3; Innitou 1; Classics Club 3, 2, 1; Pre Med Club 3, 2, 1. I know that I will remember forever the friends I have met at W.H.S. Each of them has filled me with happiness through the years, and I wish each of them that same happiness for the rest of their lives. WE KNOW THAT WE ARE, BUT NOT WHAT WE MAY BE. Shakespeare JOHN A. LYNCH 3 Waltham Street I will never forget being elected Chief Navigator, luberjacks, fake people, and all the friends I’ve made, especially Sav, Fred, Doug, and Fed. ACTIVITIES: Hang Glid¬ ing 3, 2, 1; Chief Navigator. 128 KAREN A. LYNCH PATRICIA ANN LYNCH GERTRUDE ELLEN MacCLELLAN JAMES F. MacCUTCHEON 3 Waltham St. 16AppCourt 11 Williams Court 18SquantoRd. I will never forget my 3 years at W.H.S., I will never forget all the kids I’ve met I will never forget Ms. October Frost the 3 Big B’s, 2 joy rides, SNSO, H.B., these past 3 years, H.H., New Year’s and the time and effort she gave me in Hyannis, Hampton, Maine, 10 1 77, 6 Eve “76,” and W.H.S. after Dark, the past three years. ACTIVITIES: Sen- 26 77, Tumbling, Gymnastics, sum- ACTIVITIES: Innitou, Cheerleader 3, 2. ior Play, Drama Guild, German Club; mer of 77, WHS after dark and the Concert Choir, gang. ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 3, 2, 1 (Co-Capt.); W. Club 3, 2, 1; Innitou 1; Hi-Teen Fashion Club 3, 2; Jr. Assist¬ ance Club 1 (Treas.); Tumblers 2, 1. CHARLES MacLEOD 20 Webster Ave. DONALD MacLEOD 8 Sonrel St. I will never forget The Doc. JOSEPH MacNEIL 41 Revere Rd. SUSAN LYNN MacPHEE 69 Elm St. Now I feel that I have accomplished the first goal of my life. I have strived and climbed and finally reached the top of the first mountain. But there are many more mountains to climb and goals to reach. So I ' ll keep climbing and reach them all. I’ll never forget all the great times in W.H.S., G.W., L.M., D.F., J.B., and especially Uncle Bob. Thanks for making my high school years the great¬ est. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; Art Guild 3, 2, 1; Innitou 1; Concert Choir 3, 2, 1; Black and Orange 3, 2, 1; C. C. Club 1. ROBERT MAGEE 28 Orange Street MARTIN J. MAGUIRE 85 Spring Ct. Ext. I will never forget all the great weekends I had and I’ll always remember May 27th thru Dec. 3rd 1977. I’ll always have hope for the future. 129 WILLIAM C. MAGUIRE 34 Arlington Street ACTIVITIES: Football 3; Outdoor Track 3, 2, 1; Indoor Track 3. THERESA F. MAHER 35 Mayflower Road “I sure hope the road don ' t come to own me. There ' s just so many dreams I’ve yet to find and they ' re so far away.” Carole King. I ' ll always remember S S, the Arlington gang and most of all Mark. (8 14 77) ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee 2; National Honor Society 1. SHARON MALONSON 3 Buckman Court I’ll always remember all the friends I ' ve made at W.H.S. and the good times we’ve had. Third period caf and seventh per. Physics with Doc. All the fun at B B ' s and Kelly’s, the summer of ”74,” down the South End and Linda’s parties. The summer of 75” in Lynn with BM, JC, and Jimbo. The winter of “76-77,” 8 3 77 at Hill¬ top, and the good times with BD, JB, RH and especially the sunrise with Paul. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1; German Club 3, 2. DOMINICJ. MANTICA 20 Poole Street Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day You fritter and waste the hours in an off hand way Pink Floyd. RICHARD STEPHEN MARINACCIO 903 Main Street I will never forget all the good times, dances, parties. Lake Q, concerts, skipping school in Boston with JB and LM, never forget M.I.R., SB, SP, Anne 0., PD, Close off, CF, 6 11 76, and most of all — Susan. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee 2; Art Guild 1; French Club 3; Con¬ cert Choir 2, 1; Choraleers 2, 1; Madrigal Sing¬ ers 1; Italian Club 2, 1. ROBERT J. MAHER 5 Westview Terrace I will never forget the good times at W.H.S., the Soccer team, field trips. Chief, and the good friends I had a chance to meet. RICHARD JOHN MALONEY 3 Summit Street When this you see, remember me, and bear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may. Speak of me as you find. ACTIVITIES: Ice Hockey 3, 2, 1. LESLIE MANNING 44 Darthmouth St. MARIE G. MARCOTTI 30 Wade Avenue I will never forget the fun and the good friends in and out of school. The summer of ' 77 down the cape” Med¬ ford, Stoneham, Double-Woes, per- spectables! My 3 yrs. of Spanish, C- lunch, SJ, Mr. Q., my 2nd family (K’s), EWF. Especially Marlene, and all the dumb but funny things we’ve done! KATHEJ. MARION 248 Lexington Street We’re captive on a carousel of time, we can’t return we can only look behind from where we came, and go ' round and ' round and ' round in the circle game . . . Joni Mitchell 130 KATHLEEN MARIE MARKHAM 1 Meadowbrook Lane I will never forget Trails of trou¬ bles, Roads of battles. Paths of victory. We Shall Walk. I will never forget Wright St., the cape, June 17, Morning Delight, March 22 and George. JOHN C. MARTINI JR. 13 West St. I will never forget great times with the soccer season of 77, the Beeb,” Pag, the team and the cheerleaders. Never Forget D.D. and the many friends I have come to know through these years. It all seemed like a big dream where you wake up and it ' s all over. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3, 2, 1; Base¬ ball 3; Ice Hockey 3, 2; Y.A.A., V.P. MARGARETTE ELLEN MASOTTA 313 Main Street I continue on life ' s road w. a feel¬ ing of accomplishment. My love to RICHARD (March 5 12), b and o, leos, student council, Macbeth, social evaluation, pantomine of D.G. Thank you Mom and Dad for giving me the most important thing — LIFE. ACTIVITIES: Jr. Prom Committee 2; Innitou 1; Nomad 2, 1; Majorette 3, 2, 1 (3 yr. Captain); Concert Choir 2, 1; Sr. Activities 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 2, 1; Key Club 2. DEBBIE A. MATHESON 66 Central St. I will never forget laughs in 3rd period cafe, the birdie in the net, the jukebox, S. M., and L.K., and 10 12 76. ACTIVITIES: Tennis; Sentorian; Hi-Teen Fashion Club. ROSA MATOS 121 Spring Ct. Ext. KATHLEEN M. MARTIN 16 Revere Rd. I will always remember Spring Track, 5th period always late P.D. Mr. McD ' s homeroom, cafe, and all the good times and the friends I’ve made. ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 3, 2, 1; Ennitou; French Club 3, 2, 1. DAVID C. MASOTTA 22 Flagg St. I will never forget the time up the Ramada Inn, My Friend, Times up in Maine. Though the years come and go, But your Love must always show us, that beyond all time and space we’re together. Face to Face. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 2, 1; Folk Singing 3, 2, 1. THOMAS MASSOTA 22 Flagg St. LOUIS MATOS 121 Spring Ct. Ext. TIMOTHY McARDLE 18 Alfred Street 131 ELLEN MARIE McCABE JOSEPH PAUL McCALLION MICHAEL MCCARTHY BRIAN McCAULEY 35 Anna Road 20 Fletcher Road 18MinchinDr. 46 Mountain St. “I strain ahead for what is still to come; I will never forget: The excellent Sum- I am racing for the Finish line, for the merof 77, the rocks, hitting the Man- prize to which God calls us.” ACTIVI- sion, the tracks MD, P.G., and espe- TIES: Cross Country 2, 1 (co-capt.), dally D.S. Field Hockey 3; Outdoor Track 3, 2, 1 (co-Capt.); Indoor Track 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; INNITOU 1; WCIub2, 1. LAURA McCAULEY 920 Main Street I will never forget; D.L. and Jr. Cruisin’ in the van, speakeasy, Bus Stop, nut house in Stoneham, the strike, leaving at 12:00, trips to Hampton, Maine, White Mts., June 27 ' 77 Pink Floyd Concert, when the van got ripped off, “BRITE-O,” “Class of 78.” ACTIVI¬ TIES: Work Study; Business Ed. Trea¬ surer. JOHN McCORMACK 32 Union St. jon f. McDonough 97 Lowell Street I will never forget: Hampton 77, Wright Street and Sprinklers, Lyn- nard Skynnard, the cape, all the parties I disrupted, and so many ignorant things too countless to mention. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1; Basketball 3. THERESA McDEVITT 4 Russell Court julie McDonough 9 Jefferson Ct. It’s been such a long time I think I should be going. Time doesn’t wait for me it keeps on rolling It ' s a long road I got to stay with I got to keep on chasing dream but I may never find it I ' m taking my time I’m just moving along you ' ll forget about me after I’ve been gone. 12 9 with SA or DS, jj, BF stakeouts 1. ACTIVITIES: Trea¬ surer 11th. brian t. McDonough 10 Houghton Street ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3; Ice Hockey 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 3, 2, 1; Prize Speaking Winner 3, 2; Club 3, 2, 1; Pre Med Club 3, 2, 1. 132 karen McDonough 28 Buckman St. JUDITH A. McFADDEN 21 Robinson Road I will never forget talking with Mary about B.B. and his pal, open campus with M.A., 11th grade 5th period. BRENDA McGILVARY 85 Bedford Road I’ll always remember summers of 75 and 77, E.P., Kathy’s face on 8 29, hitting the glades with K.S. and T.K., the Pewter Pot gang, Buttons, T.K. ' s apt. and all those B.D.’s, YAD, 76 walks (rite Sue?), “I’m game if you are, Locker raids, N.H. 75 and 77, 9 5 77, 8 16 77 and all the people who made the good times possible over the years, esp. M.F., K.S., J.M., T.K., S.Z., and the red plaids who gave me more laughs than anyone. RICHARD McGLASHING 58 Nashua Street I will never forget my C.P., Annie B. and all the times we ' ve had and hope they go on. LYNNE A. McGONIAGLE 25 Arlington Street ACTIVITIES: Choraleers 3, 2, 1; Madrigal Singers 1; Black and Orange Review 3, 2, 1; C.C. Club 1. I am on a lonely road and I am travel¬ ing looking for something. What can it be . . . Joni Mitchell. I will never forget S.B., M.O., R.M., D.F., J.B., M.P., D.L., R.T., S.M., Uncle Bob, Jim Dandy, Shelyne, the Lake, Blossom, Kittys, Boston, the traitor, the orange VW., “More than you know” Numero Uno, the daisy, the B O’s the parties, dances, concerts, tours, and all the fantastic times with beautiful friends I have met. kevin r. McDonough -rips” 10 Houghton St. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 2, 1; Stu¬ dent Council 3, 2, 1; Leo Club 1; National Junior Honor Society 3, 2, 1; I will always remember and cherish the fond memories car¬ ried with me from WHS. Espe¬ cially: weekends in Sandwich, the Kangamangus, Laborday in Hampton, all nighters at Sween’s, Pickles Woopdy-Doo’s, Japper’s, a brew and a stogie, Sween’s clas¬ sic, I rule my Mai, all the good times at the Log, Joyce and High School. JUNE MARIE McGILLVRAY 2 Ellen Road ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 3; Gymnastics 3; Tumblers 2, 1, co¬ captain. Promise yourself to be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. Talk health, happiness and prosperity throughout the day for the rest of your life. CD Larson. Never forget tumbling, base, Hampton “77,” M. Crew S.C., people, especially R.F. Memories of WHS years. JEAN MARIE McGINN 42 Richard Circle ACTIVITIES: Distributive Ed Club 1. Look around and choose your own ground for long you live and high you fly and smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be . . . Pink Floyd. KATHLEEN MARIE McGONDEL 9 Maywood Terrace ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2. If I had the past 3 years to do all over again I would change very little, except for studying a little harder. I will never forget WHS, all the people I met, my friends, all the parties, H.H., Canobie Lake, Hampton, Maine, Little “green” mustang, Friday and all the other great times and Okies flat. MICHAEL McGONIGLE 22 Fletcher St. 133 J f - 4 , GREGG M. McGRATH 90 Harrison Avenue ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 3, 2, 1; Math Team 2; Y.A.A. 2; Y.A.H. 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; Science Club 3, 2, 1. May life’s continuity let the minds of those with idle thoughts rot from beneath their hair. BRIAN H. McGUERTY 11 Fisher Terrace ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3; Ice Hockey 3, 2, 1; Student Council 3, 2, 1. I will never forget all my friends and enemies at WHS, my 3 years of hockey, the cosmic. Hank N. and his typical Woburn, or Janet and the Brother Good Luck Class of 78.” john e. mckinnon 19 Kendall Drive ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 3, 2, 1 co-captain. Junior Prom 2; Art Guild 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 3, 2; French Club 3, 2; I will never for¬ get the swim team, biking on the Cape, Art 4, the Prom and all the friends I met and all the good times I’ve had. THOMAS M. McGRATH 21 Cleveland Ave. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3; Senior Play 1; Band 2, 1; Black and Orange Review 2. I will always remember my good friends and the good times I’ve had with them, F.S., M.M., Excursions, my office in 4215, and all the great times in the band. I will never forget a few special people. JANE McKILLOP 89 Salem Street Let the disappointments pass, let the laughter fill your glass, let your illusions last, until they shat¬ ter. J.B. I will always remember all the good times down the South End, Marshfield, Bristol and espe¬ cially all the great people I’ve met over the years and through school. gael McLaughlin 38 B Webster Ave. ACTIVITIES: Business Ed Club; Drama Guild. I will never forget Miss Palumbo’s first period. Always remember all the good times I had in school with every¬ one. GARY McLAUGHLIN MARGARET A. McLAUGHLIN 8 Frances Road 50 Richardson Street Before my first grade teacher taught me how to write my name, I learned to read love in the eyes of friendly faces. And so, without the aid of Jack and Janet, by myself I’ve come unadorned and plain to offer the world, without condition, a life just past and just beginning. i MAUREEN McLAUGHLIN 19 Grape Street ACTIVITIES: Distributive Ed Club 1. I understand about indecision and I don’t care if I get behind, people living in competition, all I want is to have my peace of mind. — Boston. WILLIAM JAMES McMANUS 103 Pearl Street ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1; Sky Diving 3, 2, 1. I will never forget all the friends at WHS, A.K., P.C., M.G. Etc. and the 77 Baseball Team. 134 JAMES McPHEE 4 Albert Drive THOMAS J. McPHEE DANIEL McSHEFFREY 57 Sturgis Street 1 Red Leaf Lane I will never forget all the good times at W.H.S., Parties, Green St. Pool with KD, “Luke” Beamer, T J McC, KS, Lisa G. Deb S., “RED” Zamp and Trix, Mellar, Big L, Jethro Tull, The Who, Bad Com¬ pany, Lynard Skynard and E.L.P. ACTIVITIES: Work Study. DEBORAH A. MEDEIROS 268 Cambridge Road ACTIVITIES: Sentorian 2, 1; Bone Club 3, 2, 1, (vice-president); Business Ed. 1, Treasurer. I will never forget: Sum¬ mer of “76,” winter ski trips, the hill¬ side, A.M., L.S., M.C., J.S. — B.S., R.W., J.D., the concerts, Craz, spock. Stick, ticker, Ellie may, kiz, ma-Belle, Astro, Curly Herman, Proms, N.H., Mt. Washington, Zenophon, Terri, 10-31- 77, June 12 Plumb Island, H.P., Spot Pond, and STEVE. DAVID MELANSON 5 Jan Street I will always remember the trips to Col- brook, the summer of 76; the beach parties, and the S.E.! LORETTA MEEHAN 23 Munroe Street JANET MELARAGNI 2 Harvard Street I will never forget me and Jay Jay. The Summer of “77” Starring MF’s parties, the Scenic Route in the showboat, the gang, the wall, smort people, nut nut nut nnnyow! the phone calls, and all the good kids I’ve met while at W.H.S. Pierre. ACTIVITIES: French Club 3, 2, 1 . MAUREEN MELARAGNI 12 Mt. Pleasant St. I will never forget W.H.S. or all the peo¬ ple I met while I was here. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 1; Innitou 1; Future Nurses 1. KAREN JEAN MICALIZZI 38 Marlboro Rd. Look around choose your own ground for you live the high you fly and smiles you give the tears you’ll cry all you touch and all you see is all you will ever be. ACTIVI¬ TIES: ED Club Vice Pres. 135 LINDA MIGUEL 9 Grace Rd. I will never forget the summer of 76, the time in sailsbury, 5 30 Turf and Surf, the Embassy, The Summer of 77, the weekend in ME., the tower, 8-3, Throwing Down Flowers, The party on New year ' s Eve, Open cmpaus, the parties at the Drive-in, and the cold winter. PAULE. MILLER 37 Richard Circle I will never forget nick 4, 5. MARK MINGHELLA 17 Fieldstone Dr. ACTIVITIES: Orchestra 1; Marching Band 3, 2, 1; Ski Club 2, 1. I will never forget 77 football band, Mr. Collins the school ski trips I have learned to take things for what they are. To me school was a background for the future. Now I feel I could do it all over again. MICHAEL P. MONKS 2 Erie St. I will never forget all my friends an good times at Woburn High. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society. SUSAN MOORHOUSE 17 Seneca Rd. I will never forget 11 12 77, all the laughs in 3rd period cafe, and most of all the friends and the good times I’ve had. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society; Cooperative Office Experience. 7 vV - t l . p. .■ a $ i. i ■ •€,£tC a ■• ; ■ � - . Va l � t ■ ’ . . V SUSAN MIKOLUK 9 Mishawum Rd. I will never forget . . . Robyn, Rich¬ ard Brenda, Julie, Patty, Stacey, Con- card Bridge, What’s the matter with the last drop? “I can dance?” I ' ll never Drink, Smoke or for that matter Swear again in my life! Remind me never to celebrate my 17th Birthday again! 11-6-76, Kevin. STEPHEN B. MILLS 4 Hart St. ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 3, 2; Indoor Track 3, 2. DOMINIC STEPHEN MONDI 80 N. Warren St. I have learned Silence from the talka¬ tive, toleration from the intolerant, and kindness from the unkind; yet strange I am ungrateful to those teachers. KEVIN P. MOONEY 3 Oakwood Lane I will never forget all the good times I’ve had at W.H.S. and the great peo¬ ple I ' ve met here. ACTIVITIES: Bank 3, 2, 1; Treasurer Orchestra 3, 2, 1; Treasurer Jazz Rock Ensemble 3, 2, 1. JONI MORANDI 2 Garfield Ave. I will never forget: July 4, 76, Florida, proms, New Year’s Eve 76, ski trips, P.F. concert, sunrises, getting lost. The party, J.T., Labor Day Weekend 77, W.H.S. the rained out football games, all the laughs with my “Wittle Fwiend,” Slow dancin’’ and — 9 16 77. 36 DEBRA ANN MORIN 34 Robinson Rd. How I feel, God grant me the SERENITY to accept the things I cannot change . . . COURAGE to change the things I can . . . and Wisdom to know the differ¬ ence. ACTIVITIES: Pre-Med Club 2, 1. LYNNE C. MOULAISON 181 Salem St. I will never forget Summers of 76, 77, Joey D. 27th Lancers, Cathy L., Karen B., Andy’s jokes about G.M 7 4 76 and all the great kids I have met in a year and a half. ACTIVITIES: Business Ed Club 1. JOHN JOSEPH MULKERIN 25 Indian Hill Rd. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3, 1; Golf 3, 2, 1; Ice Hockey 3. WILLIAM G. MULLEN III 5 Grant St. Today is the end of a begin¬ ning, a beginning that will last a lifetime. I have learned that helping a friend is the most impor¬ tant human quality one can possess. And being crazy the next. I’ll never forget the 3 weeks of rain, day I met Henchi, Marie, the kid, the Forest, Ice Capades, Cooz. ACTIVITIES: INNI- TOU, Senior Play. AMYE. MULRENAN 4 Field Terr. I will never forget all the people I’ve met, the places I’ve been, Bruce Springs¬ teen, Bob Seger, June 17. Yes we all know it’s better, yesterday has past, now let’s all start the living for the one that’s going to last . . . Cat Stevens. LEE MORRISON 23 Fortune Rd. KEVIN F. MOYNIGAN 12 Gregg St. Now I feel that although school has been a hassle, I have gotten more out of it than I can write. School may not be perfect but. It’s brought us all together, which isn ' t all that bad. I just hope that my next school will be as great as this school and all the people in it have been. MARYT. MULLEN 49 Prospect St. I will never forget Kyle’s party, Mac- Beth, the long talks with Judy about the nice B.B. and His pal. And all the different kids I met here at Woburn. SUSAN JEANNE MULLER 3 Oxford PI. That wonderful world of high moun¬ tains, dazzling in their rock and ice, acts as a catalyst. It suggests the infi¬ nite but it is not the infinite. The heights only give us what we our¬ selves bring to them. Climbing is a means of self-expression. COLLEEN MULRENAN 10 Scott St. Now you know that you are real. Show your friends that you and me belong to the same world. Turned on to the save word. Now you know that you are free . . . Moody Blues. 137 DIANE MULRENAN 101 Washington St. Turn off your mind, relax, and float downstream.’’ WILLIAM E. MULRENAN 101 Washington St. I will never forget all the good times, all the people Hey Deb, Which way to the Beach, Ralph Bill that you, Elmo, Mar¬ yann, Cindy, Sand, Laura, Michele, and all the talks Switch and parties and especially Robin. RANDAL A. MURDZA 10 Pheasant Lane I will never forget Duluc, no time tou- lousel, Semaphore Version of Julirs Caesar, ETTU BRUTE! DENNIS MURPHY 5 Alice Rd. DOUGLAS RUSSELL MURPHY ELLEN MURPHY 3 Montvale Ave. 19 Eastern Ave. JANET A. MURPHY 81 Bedford Rd. STEPHEN MURRAY 76 Kilby St. I will never forget the people I’ve met at Woburn High and the good times I’ve had. Swim Team, Lacrosse team, hang glider practice, the lumberjacks, the tree hunt, the C-days, the fake pit Crew, the twins, the halls, the W-days, The Beach Day, the 19th, the 30th, the N.Y. weekend, the B.S., the pone bills, A.F.J.O., F.P., M.S., and that special one T.A.F. ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 3, 2, 1; Lacrosse 2, 1; Wrestling 1; Jr. Prom Committee 2; Rotary C. Rep. 1; Stu. Coun. 3, 2, 1; Leo Cl. 3, 2, 1. Having come to this place, I set out once again on the dark and marvelous way from where I began.” M.R. ACTIVI¬ TIES: French Club, Bus. Ed. Club. “I’ll never forget W.H.S. and all the good friends I’ve made, the summer of ' ll, Barney, concerts, Smelly, the cafe, the truck, beep-beep, a dream, B2, and my friends. I will never forget the great friends and the great times I have had. I wish I could go back and fix the mistakes I ' ve made over the years. TERESA H. MUSTO 10 William Ave. I will never forget the good times at the Jr. and Sr. Proms, Mt. Washington, and Zenophon, Locke Lake, Jimmy, Country Bumpkin, Kizzy, Ma Belle, Planet Astro, Blue Saab, 7 6 76, 9 4 77, and all the kids. JUDITH NAGLE 16 Gardner Ave. I will never forget the good times at W.H.S. and the friends I’ve made, Accounting I with Spa¬ ghetti, Suey, and Frutti, History and pestering fly, 3rd period, the Freak Show, driving Leslie’s car, the hubcap, Olive oyle and the prune, eyes, baldie, and Mert. 138 LUCILLE NAGLE 62 Eastern Ave. I will never forget the people I have met. The parties with Debby and Julie. I will never forget Steven. I always remember 5th period in Parz’s room and J. N., C. C., J. M. VANESSA NARDONE 29 Van Norden Road I will nver forget all the special times with D. M., May 26, 1977, the chauf¬ feur, Nov. 26, going to Italy with my friends, Patty, 1-2-3-4-5, And all the friends I made at Woburn High. DAVID L. NELSON 9 Richard Circle ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1; Soccer 3. MARTIN R. NELSON 40 Richard Circle ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3, 2; National Honor Soc. 1. I have learned to walk my own path, and not to walk that path in my own shoes. PATRICIA ANN NICHOLS 77 Willow St. ACTIVITIES: Nomad 1, (Editor in Chief); Concert Choir 3, 2; Sentorian 1; French Club 3, 2. I will never forget the friends I ' ve made in high school, their friendship and the fun we had, especially during the summer of ' 77. I will remember forever. PATRICIAS. NARANJO 3 George Avenue ACTIVITIES: Spanish Honor Soc. (Sec.-Treas.); Junior Prom Commit¬ tee, Innitou. I will always remember, 5 period lunch, room 2307 and the exchange trip to Chile in Malden (Ste¬ ve’s Corner) Revere (the marsh), Stinson Lake with the full moons. 77 and the dinner at Victoria Station. I would like to thank a special person, C. C. and the friends that I shared these times with. CHERYL M. NASH 23 Hart Street I will always remember the Lane, S.C., Thanksgiving ' ll , New Years Eve ' 76, Beef, the 99”, Columbo, the Strike, and most of all B. L. GLENN A. NELSON 12 Belmont Street DONALD H. NEWELL 17 Marlboro Road JEANNIEL. NIX 9 Fairview Terrace I will never forget the class of 78,” the strike, 3rd period cafe, 1 building girls room, the pond, the parties, our wall, showboat, Tull of “16, Indus¬ trial park. Green St. pool with JZ, KG, and Sis, Mystic Lakes . . . KG, DP, SA, trip with WM Winnign Farm and that very special person Wayne. 139 KEVIN NOLAN 4 Mount Pleasant Ct I will nver forget the Friday night over T. and J. McC’s when D. S. said “Hey Trix. . All the kids from Class “78, partying with the kids down the green pool especially the night with K. G., J. N., and J. Z., and the rest of them. Summer nights down the H. S. wall, 8 30 77, opening night of fishing sea¬ son, and most of all the trip to Calif, with a very special person — Mike. “So on and on go. Seconds tick time out, there’s so much left to know. And I’m on the road to find out.” Cat Stevens JULIE LEIGH NIX 9 Fairview Terr. RICHARD NORING 258 Lexington St. I will never forget . . . C. D. ' s, Profes¬ sor McDuck, Micheal Angelo’s and the Georgetown Movie, Enthusiasts club. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 1. ELIZEBETH A. NOWELL 50 Arlington Rd. I will never forget all the good times I have had and all the friends that I have made at WHS, and I will especially never forget a special friend who was always there when I needed someone to talk to. T. L.ACTIVITIES: Xmas Dance Committee 1; Leo Club 3, 2; Key Club 1; Pep Club 3, 2, 1. FREDERICK P. O’CONNOR KATHLEEN MARY O’CONNOR KAREN M. O’DOHERTY MAUREEN O’LEARY 30 Mayflower Rd. 4 Mayflower Rd. 12 Lexington St. 1080 Main St. I will nver forget Martignett’s on 6 24 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 3, 2, 1 (Co- I will never forget Halloween ' 75, 8 23, ACTIVITIES: S.C. 3; Distrib. Ed. (Pres.); 77, “Surfin, Chuck’s 4th period, Capt.); Student Council 2, 1; National the Cape, Maine, Laconia, W. C. and Sentimental Photographs, a million lit- weekend in Maine, Sleeping on the Pot, Honor Society 2, 1; Women’s Club Rep. the Hand, B.S. Concert, the stairs, the tie memories, a million little laughs. Mr. G’s 6th period, and kinship. 1; Activities Committee 2, 1; Math rock. Team 3, 2. “Happy are those who and dream dreams and are ready to pay the ard. price to make them come true.” C.S. Unfortunately, some of my dreams will nver be reality, but it’s always nice to have them there. I will always remem¬ ber my friends and the good times at WHS, especially cheering, “You’re Still the One,” S.I.L.Y., the voice, R.D.P.B., 13 on 7-4, telephones, the 4Ms the smiles, our tears, s.p., and certain spe ¬ cial dreams. all the special friends I’ve met, Now I’ve found the way to go, moving ie memories of my brother, Ger- on, leaving the past. I will never forget the people I have met here, and all the good times, and most of all, Rob. ALLEN F. OSGOOD 4 Canterbury Rd. I will never forget S. S., summer “77,” outstanding parties, my bomber, hockey, exchange trips, wasted Midyears, and friends. ACTIVITIES: Open Campus, National Honor Soc., Vars. Hockey 1; Band 3, 2, 1, Y.A.A., Orchestra 3, 2, 1. KENNETH D. OSTLUND 33 Vernon Street 140 BARBARA ANN OUELLETTE 213 Main Street Give me a challenge, let me strive to achieve it. If I fail, at least I can say I tried. I will always remember cheer¬ ing, kitty’s, Godspell, The Company, Salisbury, High and Dry, Junior, Ma Beth, my witch City Twirlers and most of all Charlie, who has made my life perfect. ACTIVITIES: Committee 3, 2, 1 . . . Junior Prom Committee, Sen¬ ior Play, Christmas Dance Commit¬ tee, Student Council 3, 2, NOMAD 1, (Associate Editor), Cheerleader 3, 2, 1 (co-captain). Drama Guild 2, 1; Scribes Spanish Club 3. MARC PAGLIUCA 236 Winn Street I will never forget the soccer and wrestling locker rooms, the friends I have made and the friends I will keep. I will always remember, “what’s new,” Whout,” and the High School parking lot. NANCY EVELYN PAIS 6 Quimby Ave. I wish for my fellow classmates hope, love, understanding, and the ability to go through life with all its obstacles, and each time look toward the future with happy expectations. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir. JOHN PALMER 38 Revere Rd. JOANNE E. PARKIN 27 Webster Ave. There are places I’ll remember All my life though some have changed Some for ever not for better Some are gone, some remain All these places had their moments With lovers and friends still recall Some are dead and some are living In my life I ' ll love them all. John Lennon, Paul McCartney. BERNICE ANN OWEN 137 Mishawum Road I have learned to appreciate the many differences in people, and that is one of the most educational aspects of life. These past few years can be relived in our thoughts and dreams and may they be the guides in our future. “A Dios os entregeo, amigos, nos hemos de separar, y solo Dios sabe cuando nos volvanos a jun- tar” Good luck “Class of ‘78’ ” ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3; Cho- raleers 2, 1; Student Activities 3, 2, 1. CHARLES PAICOPOLOS 59 Kilby Street And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1, (Vice President); Class Officer 1 (Vice President); SENTORIAN 3, 2 (Assistant Editor), 1 (Editor); Spanish National Honor Society 2, 1 (President); Debating Club 3, 2, 1 (Treasurer). JIMF. PALAZZO 8 Marlboro Road I will never forget my experiences in High School, my New Year’s Party, B.P. and N.F., and all my friends, never forget all the things I wanted to remember: “Pullover Humel,” P.H., K.C. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3; Tennis 3, 2, 1; Hang Gliding Club 3, 2, 1; V.P. of Land¬ ing Gear Ping Pong 3, 2, 1; Y.A.A. 1 (Treasurer). WILLIAM J. PAPPALARDO 10 Fryburg Road I’ll never forget the people I’ve met, the friends I’ve made, the days at the track, the weekends in Maine, the kinship, Sing-a-long with Pappy, and My Way. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1; Basketball 3,2. DIANE PARZIALE 4 Fieldstone Dr. I will always remember the strike of “77,” and J.N., E.A., S.A., J.M., K.G., D.S. Most of all some one who is very close to me, Kurt. If I leave tomorrow, will you still remember me? for I must be trav¬ eling on. There’s so many places to see, than the ones I had left behind. 141 DIANA M. PASQUARELLO 5 Silvermine Rd. I will never forget the best friends anyone could have, (my twin). Summer of ' 76, “Your Song,” New Year’s Eve ' 76, smooches, Florida ’77, “the party, singing sands, always getting lost and being late! Laughing, long talks, monkey. Trumpet, and Doctor Hoorstages, skiing, bananas are wild, baloney, Ding and all the Gug- o-e-bub-e-rur-sus at W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Nomad 1; Junior Prom Committee 2; Christmas Dance Committee 1; Class Officer (Treas.). ROBERT PATTERSON 11 Lakeview Terr. MICHELE ANN PELLETIER 133 Bedford Rd. I will never forget Watermelon ’76, Googly Eyes Carew Parties, theory woo, carrying ice with R.T., Uncle Bob, L.C., Australia, James Dandy, B O’s, Godspell, Richies rainstorm, Shelyne, 50’s champs, and those fantastic exchanges. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; Drama Guild 1; Con¬ cert Choir 3, 2 (Sec.), 1 (Sec.); Choraleers 3, 2, 1; Black and Orange 3, 2, 1; Madrigals 1; C. Club 1. DONNA MICHELE PERRY 2 Glenwood St. CATHY A. PETELLE 13 Blueberry Hill Rd. Life is not a problem to be solved but a mystery to be lived. ,y, M • ' V-V’«v!y-V.v,v V ' V� ' ;,y7.v.y .V if CHRISTOPHER PATTERSON 11 Lakeview Terr. KATHLEEN M. PEDI 6 Adams Circle Having come to this place I set out once again on the dark and marvel¬ ous way from where I began: belief in the love of the world, woman spirit and man. — Muriel Rukeyser. ACTIV¬ ITIES: Innitou 1; School and Society 1; French Club 3; Spanish Club 2. PAULA JEAN PEPE 10 Chester Ave. The Older you become Living your life day after day Soon all your plans and changes, Either fail, or fade away Leaving so much still left to say. — J. Browne. ACTIVITIES: Innitou 1. FREDERICK J. PERRY III 4 Gregg St. I will never forget all the great times at W.H.S., X MASTreeron, My way, M3, Canada ’76, Woody Allen, res¬ cue, Bo Sox 75, April foole. Get that cup, being late for hangliding prac¬ tice, Celts OT, Fake people, Fake pit crew, Petey, 4 teams, being gun at crashes. Lumberjack, Coach, All the friends I’ve made, especially Sav, Murph, and Bum. ACTIVITIES: Ice Hockey 2; Basketball 3; Football 3; Leo Club 2, 1; Hang Gliding (Tri- capt.) 3, 2, 1. GEORGE R. PHILLIPS 11 Surrey Rd. ACTIVITIES: Key Club (Pres.); 4, 3, 2, 1 . 142 RICHARD J. PHILLIPS 11 Surrey Rd. I will never forget Ryans Park, that 20 20 MD, Bad Co 77, “your searching for your mind don’t know where to start’’ — Black Sabbath. ANDREA (PINEAU) McMAHON 29 Mountain St. I’ll look back on the good times I ' ve had up here, the strike, partying at the Pond and down Central, all the girl’s rooms, “FREEBIRD” and especially Danny. ACTIVITIES: Distributive Ed. Club 1 (Sec.). EILEEN F. POLLINO 41 Samoset Road I believe an individual’s highest fulfillment is to be found in living harmony with love. ACTIVITIES: Bus¬ iness Assistance Club. MICHELE M. PORTER 203 Montvale Avenue I ' ll always remember WHS. Hawaii and Florida with M.D., Hampton Beach Summers, Woburn’s Win¬ ters, Kitty Cats, Nora’s, Lol¬ lipops, working on cars, midnight and especially Basil 4 13 75. MEOW!!! ACTIVITIES: Debating Club 2 . DANIEL E. POWER 20 Asbury Ave. PAULINE MARY PIKE 8 True Place “When a person has a real friend, he learns not only to appreciate another human being but he also learns to understand himself better.” (S.P.S.) PETER J. POLI 16 Mayflower Rd. I will never forget all of the friends I have made here. I will never forget Chuck Boyer ' s Physics Class 7 period, and one Thursday night with Joe, Steve, and Dona at the Golden Banana. ACTIVITIES: Golf 3, 2, 1. HOWARD DAVID POMERANZ 26 Mayflower Road I will never forget the band, social class, math team sheets, France, and all the great times I ' ve had at WHS. ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 2, 1; Concert Band 3, 2, 1; Biology Pre Med Club 2, 1; Math Team 3, 2, 1; Jazz-Rock Ensemble 3, 2. DEBRA JEANNE POST 5 Roman Road Grow from what you are into what you desire to be. Live to learn and learn to live.” W. Peterson. I will never forget all the great friends I met at W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1, (Tri-Capt.); Tennis 3, 2, 1, (Capt.); Innitou 1; W-Club 2, 1; Clas¬ sics Club 2, 1; (Sec.) Pre-Med Club 3, 2, 1; (V.P) Leo Club 1. MARK PREKOP 10 Boyd Road I will never forget the summer of 77. ACTIVITIES: Distributive Ed. Club 1. 143 JAY PROCOPIO 2 Lamoile RONALD PRUWNEY PRUYNE 16 Felton Street I will never forget all the good times with my friends during the years. And never forget the Arabs. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3; Cross Country 3; Ice Hockey 3, 2, 1; Other 3, 2, 1; Innitou 2, 1; Folk Singing Club 2, 1; Ski Club 2, 1. MICHELLE ANN PUOPOLO 30 Ellis Street I will always remember this place, and all the people here. But especially Wright St., the cape. Bob Seger, Bad Co., the steakouts up in 83 and one building, June 17. Sunday morning ' s George, the Goldmind, and Mr. G. You who are on the road must have a code that you can live by and so become yourself because the past is just a good bye. Neil Young MAUREEN A. QUIGLEY 24 Hart Street Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got, for you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. WILLIAM RAE 8 Webster Ave. GLEN CARL PROCTOR 41 Fletcher Road I hope you will remember me and that our friendship shall never die because I will never forget all my great friends at Woburn High. ACTIV¬ ITIES: National Honor Society 1,2. ROYG. PRUYNE 16 Felton Street I will never forget the hockey team of “77” and the class of “78” and all the good times in the Woburn High School and all the people I met. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 1; Cross Country 3, 2; Ice Hockey 3, 2; Nomad 3, 2, 1; Folk Singing Club 3, 2, 1. ALLISON QUEENAN 34 Mt. Pleasant Street Thank you to R.R. and Family, The Goldmans and K.G. for all their con¬ cern and help. Good Luck to the class of ' 78. ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 3; Art Guild 3, 2, 1; Hockey Boosters 3, 2, 1; Senior Play 1; Drama Guild 1. MICHAEL J. QUIGLEY 18 Dix Road I will never forget . . . period 3, the bomb, the great parties, the pen stealer, E.C., M.P., F.J. (Tail), S.L., C.R., and Hampton Beach 77.” CYNTHIA J. RAFTERY 27 Liberty Avenue I will never forget the prune, the shock and the dog. Being kidnapped to New Hampshire the good times down the cafe the freak show Baldie, stretch and Mort. 144 ROSEMARY RAISTRICK 34 Mt. Pleasant Street And even tho it is all over where have I been — was it just a dream? Where do I begin May I please come in? ACTIVI¬ TIES: Senior Play 1; National Honor Society 1; Innitou 1; Sentorian 1; Art Guild 3, 2, 1. EDWARD RAPASO 26 Cranston Cir. JOHN M. REDDY 32 Wright Street I will never forget GMC, AMC, the L.B., Mel R., Football games in cafe, ‘My son,’ PMP, the BB, the green ghost my $20 and $25 bets with J.S., fake pats, Z.K, 8-16, the stiff $5 on Ham P, 10 from Fred and Nel, Can. 78. HILDEGARDE REGAN 6 Manomek Rd. I hope the day will be a lighter highway, can you ever think of any better way for the lost and weary travelers to go making friends for the world to see let the people know you’ve got what you need with a friend at hand you will see the light Cause if your friends are there than everything’s alright. ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 3; Junior Prom Committee 2; Student Council 3, 2, 1; Inni¬ tou 1; Classics Club 3. DENISE M. RENNIE 8 Jenis Terrace A burning love for freedom, a treasure hard to find, Just give me a breath for breathing and a place to go unwind. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1 (Tri- CAptain); Softball 3, 2, 1; Key Club 1; W Club 3, 2, 1 Secre¬ tary. BILLY RALPHS 61 Creston Ave. I will never forget Saturday Nights with Joyce. The fun couple. C.F. J.C. N.P. M.M. J.G. Butch, George, Fio, Snoopy, Carol, C.S. K.A. S.M. M.A. K.C. Aunty Pat, Mr. Mac Miss Fitz, Summer of 77 at Hampton Thanks Everybody. ACTIVITIES: Innitou 1; Sentorian 1,2. MAYA JACQUELINE RATH 1 Highet Avenue I ' ll always remember beach parties and how we’ve changed since then. Burger King, The labor day serenade and the crazy times the three of us shared, Salisbury Beach, Godspell and the worst Summer that turned to be the best — thanks D.C., February Vacation, Cap’n Doe, Bahands, C.C. Brigham’s Mr. V ' s Class, pulling hair in French Plays 3, 2, 1. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1; Prize Speaking Winner 3; Woman’s Club Rep. Band 3, 2, 1; Orchestra 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 3, 2, 1; Jazz Rock 3, 2, 1; One Act Plays 3, 2, 1. MICHAEL REED 57 Herold Ave. MICHAEL REILLY 7 Williams Lane MICHAEL A. REPPUCCI I will never forget Tom getting his cookies stolen, 7305, all the help from Babe and T.W. I’ll try to remem¬ ber the parties with butch, Beefy, Bowl, Gimmy, Polard, April 77, and Quantico 77. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3; Concert Choir 3; Choraleers 2; Black and Orange 3; N.J.R.O.T.C. 3, 2 , 1 . - I V AH 145 DONNA RITCHIE 12 Dewey Ave. KENNETH ROBERTS 12 Rich Road To me school was another place to sleep and eat. KYLE D. ROBINSON 41 Dragon Court I’ll never forget Dondi, Mr. Doodie in 5th period, over Dondi’s and Bruce’s house, Fawcets in your ears, and the two hour wait. PETER M. ROKETENETZ 149 Mishawum Road ACTIVITIES: Christmas Dance Committee 1; Student Council 3; French Club 3, 2, 1. I will never forget the French exchange of 1977. MARGARET M. ROLLINS 6 George Ave. ACTIVITIES: Indoor Track 3; Sun¬ day Softball; INNITOU 1; NOMAD 1; Cheerleader 3. We may never pass this way again. So I wanna laugh while the laughin ' is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile I may never pass this way again. Seals and Crofts. THOMAS ROAN 3 Frances St. LAURIE A. ROBERTSON 40 Highland Street I will never forget Labor Day week¬ end in Marshfield (1977), K.C. J.V. J.M. D.H. J.E. D.V. Salsbury Beach (1976), BAD CO., Bob Seger concert, parties Thursday at Web Brook (going in men’s room window), B.K.’s van, BP gas station. Good time at corner. South End. Mornings before school getting wasted, “Kims BLACK BOMBER. Laugh’s in caf, all the friends I made in this jail. MARIANNE I. ROCHE 25-1 Arlington Road ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 1; Band 1; One-Act Play Competition 3, 2, 1; Black and Orange Review 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 3, 2, 1. I will never forget selling oranges in the rain, all Mrs. M’s productions, Danny’s parties my favorite couple S.K. and R.M. T.B.F. with Shelly and Jimmy, watching Rudolf and Mr. Magoo, My V.P. and the W.H.S. The company” and Godspell” and all the great times that went along with H. DAVID ROLLI 33 Poole St. JUDITH ANN ROPPLE 2 Ingalls Street ACTIVITIES: Bone Club 3, 2, 1 (President). I will never forget the saxophone I have learned to work the saxophone To me school was a saxophone Now I feel like a sax¬ ophone I wish I was a saxophone. 146 ■■ ANTHONY J. ROSCILLO 283A Montvale Ave. This is not Adieu, The people I’ve met, the friends I ' ve made, and the good times I’ve had will always be with me. Thanks to J.S., C.S., C.D., S.D., J.M., PS., and M. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 1. SUSAN A. RUSSO 114 Bedford Road I will never forget B., J. Geils, B. Seger, the Joyce, and all the great kids I ' ve met at W.H.S. DENISE L. RYAN 12 Evangeling Lane I will never forget all the good times in and out of school, S.C., 5 4 75, the lane, “99”, the strike, beef, New Year’s Eve “76, Columbo, and espe¬ cially T.R. PAULG. RYAN 59 Vernon Street I will always remember Long Beach, Doc’s Physics class. The soccer team and all the great kids I have met at W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2, 1; Leo Club 3, 2, 1. WILLIAM F. RYAN JR. 24 Park Drive I will never forget all the parties and kids down the street, walking the highway in N.H. with Elroy, O.O.B., Pasquale and the mountains A.A.W.A.K., the stake outs before school, the record. MARIE THERESA ROSSIGNOL 9 Fortune Road The day shall not be up so soon as I, To try the fair adventure of tomorrow. — William Shake¬ speare. I will never forget D. ACTIVITIES: Pre-med Club 1 (Treas.); Classics Club 3, 2, 1; Drama Guild 3, 2, 1; Band 1; Prom Committee 3, 2; Orchestra 1; Jr. Activities Club 2; One Act Plays 3, 2,1. SUSAN ELLEN RUSSO 28 Poole Street I will never forget the weekend of Oct. 1 and 15, good times over Blampye’s, B.S., wetry! guilty! parties, riding to work with L.M., Bad Company, the strike, taking a ride to Glouster, N.W.B.S., N.H., and of course all the friends I’ve met. ACTIVITIES: Co-operative Work Experience, Business Ed. Club. JAMES M. RYAN 16 Parkview Rd. I will never forget Tull, all the friends I made and the horror shows that were pulled during my three years at Woburn High. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1. TERESA BERNADETTE RYAN 21 Parliament Lane I have learned to get along with people and to appreciate them. There is no ship that sails as smooth as friendship. I will always remember the fun I had while par¬ ticipating in high school sports and people I have met through travel, “oh no we’re doomed,” “looks like we made it,” “tree modest dogs” and most of all “we are the champions.” ACTIVITIES: W Club 3, 2, 1 (Pres.); Softball 3, 2, 1; Field Hockey 3, 2, 1; Lions Club Rep. 3, 2, 1 (Vice Pres.); Basketball 3, 2, 1. LAURA LEE SALAMONE 202 School Street I will never forget all the good kids I have met 8-3 Girl’s room, the parties and all the good times I have had. EDWARD SALERNO 6 Sendick Rd. JOSEPH SALERNO 4 Dawes Cir. MARK J. SALVATI 9 Munroe Ave. I will never forget all the great times, Ames, Bosox 75, Celts ot, the rescue, caught in the act, J.T., Neil, Myway, Ed in Music, M3, Fake P.T. crew, L.L., SOI, Coach, Petey, Hang Gliding Practice, Lumberjacks, Fake people. Woody Allen Cheesecake, Xmas tree run and all the friends I’ve made, especially Fred, Doug, Bum, Phil. ACTIVITIES: Hang Gliding 3, 2, 1; Captain — Tri; Innitou 1; Leo Club 2, 1; Rad;o Club 1. KATHLEEN L. SANTO 49 Ashburton Ave. I will never forget hitting the Glades with J.K. and B.M., B.D. ' s of summer 77, “Pewter Pot,” I’m game if you are,” and all my great friends thanks for the good times, C.O. H.M. N.T., TK, and J.F. ELLEN SANTOS DEBORAH A. SARASIN PAMELA SARDY JEANNE SAULNIER 5 Jones Ave. 30 Samoset Road 30 Orange Street 37 Campbell St. I will never forget France, York Beach, Always remember J.S. and D.S., the J.L., P.N., G.P., J.E., S.M., Jingles and “carnival,” C.B., P.B., N.H., Honda 90, Chooch “Make new friends, but keep Augustines and the years at W.H.S. the old; those are silver, these are ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club, gold,” ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 3, 2; French Club 2. 148 JIM J. SCARPONE 12 Penny Road I will never forget Winnings farm, Jibba, Wed. after¬ noon stake outs Shafungi, “Serenity Hill,” 1 - bid. bathroom. I’m as free as a bird now. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2; National Honor Society 3; Student Council 2; INNITOU 1; French Club 2. JAYNE M. SCHECOWICZ 14 Hart Street I will always remember WHS, Malden, Moons, Calif, Stinson Lake, Steves Corner, Reverse Beach 2 11 77, 12 31 76, P.S. all my friends I shared the good times with. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee 2; INNITOU 1; Business Ed. Club 1; French Club 3; Ski Club 3, 2, 1. MICHAEL CHARLES SCHOLL 25 Highland Street I will never forget the good times at W.H.S., Mr. Skeff 5th period class, “Where the bagels,’’ Vokies . . . Mor, WLW, Jim, Keater- man, Jonesy, Spam, Burn out Besty, and Space cadet, and the good time in Data Processing. ACTIVI¬ TIES: INNITOU. THOMAS J. SCOTT 10 Brentwood Road DEBORAH L. SHANNON 305 Lexington Street ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1; SENTO- RIAN 1; Spanish Club 2. SANDRA J. SHARKEY 19 Woodside Terr. DOROTHY A. SCHULTZ 24 E. Dexter Ave. “I have found my Heart of Gold, And my Reason to Believe. Now the Words have meaning.” I will never forget Bob Seager 12 77, partying with my friends, a special day at Hampton and most of all Ricky. ACTIVITIES: NOMAD 1; Work Study. JOHN SEWARD 80 Creston Ave. SANDRA E. SHANNON One Kimball Court I will always remember . . . Stinson Lake, “Dubbin Around,” the store, moons, skiing at Tenny, Revere, Ste¬ ves Corner — Malden, the out-to-eat kids, and all my very good friends. ACTIVITIES: INNITOU 1; German Club 3; Ski Club 3, 2, 1. MARK W. SHAUGHNESSY 6 James Terrace If you think someone’s doing you wrong, it’s not for you to judge. Kill them first and then God can do the judging. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1; Football 3, 2, 1; Wrestling 3, 2, 1; Radio Club 3, 2, 1 (Vice-Pres.); Bank Robbing Club 3, 2, 1 (Pres.). 149 DEBORAH A. SHAW 453 Russell Street I will never forget the kids up the pool and towers concerts, hey Bill, which way to the beach. Fresh you beast Ralph, webbrook, 8 4 77, 9 3 77, bus rides matchbox, fights with Winchester, Scootney, Rev¬ ere, 23-lrekind, citgo, kiby st. striking, the great kids at W.H.S., Party ' n with L.G., Red, J.N., Bird, J.M. Scruff, Mela, Stock, Beamer, Drew, Dots, Wayne, Luke, Pix, J.S. and E.S.P. Tom. JULIE A. SIMONDS 45 Eaton Ave. It’s been such a long time, I think I should be going. Time doesn ' t wait for me. It keeps on rolling, Sail on, on a distant highway. I got to keep on chasing a Dream, Long enough to find one . . . Boston. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 2, 1; Field Hockey 2, 1; Softball 3, 2, 1; Girls W-Club 2, 1. EDWARD A. SIEGEL 11 Highet Avenue ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3; Football 3, 2, 1; Outdoor Track 3, 2, 1; National ' Honor Society 2, 1. JANET A. SMALL 59 Water Street I will never forget my 3 years at W.H.S. I’d like to thank all my friends who made these past years my best years and Brian who made everything just that much better. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, 2, 1, Vice-President. BRIAN P. SMILLIE 39 Robinson Road I will never forget all the good times down the Joyce the kids at W.H.S. down the Cape 77. ACTIVI- TIES: Cross Country 3, 2; Ice Hockey 3, 2, 1. KENNETH SMITH 93 Spring Ct. Ext. KRISTINE E. SMITH 5 Walnut Ct. I’ll never remember the times I forget, but good friends are not forgotten. CHRISTIE A. SOAVE 89 R Bedford Road We know what we are, but know not what we may be. Hamlet. I will always remember . . . Hampton, going out west, climbing hilltops, “Zorro, “The Revolution, my senior year and all my friends. ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 2; Innitou 1; Art Guild 2; German Club 3. TERRY ANN SNOW 5 Samoset Road I will never forget, M.D. CPR, Summer of 77, 4 newts. One Acts, Mr. H. and Mrs. M. impo- rium, all “Twits.” CINDY M. SOUZA 37 Locust Street I will never forget all the fantastic people C. J„ K.F., P. N., K. S., all the good times Emmet, S hool and society, cafe, all the funny faces in 8142, Problems in 1214, conuo’s in 3201 but, most of all Nov. 26, 1976 and J. 0. 150 STEPHEN SPAIN 141 Main St. CAROLE SPENCER 87 Winn St. SUSAN E. STAFF 11 Lee Road I will never forget all the great friends I have met especially over the sum¬ mer of “77,” Labor Day Weekend, N.H., W.H.S., after dark, Chinese food, J.T. Tine, and always and espe¬ cially Allen. ACTIVITIES: INNITOU. MARJORIE (BETH) STEVENSON 61 Pearl St. I will never forget the great times I have spent with all my friends, LP, the concerts, visiting Malden, Stinson Lake, Victoria Station, weekends in N.H., the week in Falmouth, the great summers and especially T. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Swim Team 3; National Honor Society 2, 1. RICHARD SUITTER 28 Liberty Ave. MARYC. SULLIVAN 122 Garfield Ave. “Now I’ve been happy lately thinking about the good things to come. And I believe it could be something good has begun. Oh, I’ve been smiling lately dreaming about the world as one, and I believe it could be some¬ day it’s going to come” Cat Stevens. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 2, 3; Future Nurses 1, 2, 3. DORIS R. STANTON 24 Main Street I will never forget ... the tears and laughter of misty yesteryears, 8 10 75 and D.N. ACTIVITIES: Lions Club Rep. 3, 2; INNITOU 1; Business Ed. 1; Classics Club 3, 2, 1; Hi-Teen Fashion Club 3; Key Club 1; Leo Club 3, 2; Spanish Club 2, 1. SUSAN E. STONE 63 Merrimac St. There are places I remember all my life though some have changed, some forever and some remain.” I’ll always remember the friends I’ve met at W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: INNITOU 1; Sentorian 2; Business Ed. 1. MARK SULLIVAN 14 Cottage St. JOSEPH SURIANELLO 22 James Terrace I will never forget all the friends I made in three years at Woburn High. JOSEPH A. SUTHERBY 14 Carson Road JOHN SWEENEY 9 Boyd Road MARK F. SWYMER 118 Bedford Road I will never forget all the good times I had in high school, all the bad times, all my friends, the A.D. the L.B. P.M.P. Mel, L.G. Moses, AMC, the B.B. GMC. 3th period cafe, football, zapped out LN all the bets I won, zeak, the fake pats, 8-16, the stiff, Son of Johnny, Penquins, Canada, and anything else I remember. ACTIV¬ ITIES: Cross Country 1, 3; Out¬ door Track 1,2, 3; I ndoor Track 2, 3; Student Council 3. RICHARD TARPY 10 Sherman PI. JANET E. TEDESCO 6 David Circle It’s been a long time coming It’s gonna be a long time gone. Turn, Turn any corner Hear, you must hear what the people say Speak out, you ' ve got to speak out against. The Madness, you’ve got to speak your mind if you dare — Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. ACTIVITIES: Leo Club 1; French Club 3; German Club 2, 1. RICHARD SVENSON 21 Seneca Rd. ROBERT J. SWEENEY 4 Princeton Road ACTIVITIES: Work Study. DENISE P. SYLVESTER 36 Quimby Street I will never forget all the friends I met in W.H.S. and the good times we had when we went to Kittys, L.V. got sick, the times we had when we went to Kittys, L.V. got sick, the times we went to Augus- tines, the good times at B lunch, 5th period, and chem class. ACTIVITIES: Italian Club. STEPHEN TARPY 10 Sherman Place I will never forget Primos, Zekes, boarding at Z.C., the view from Haystack Hill, and 14th timeout. ACTIVITIES: A.M.C. 2, 1; National Honor Society 1; Debating Club 1. ROBERT W. TEDESCO 90 Mishawum Road I will never forget parties at D.C.’s Godspell, the White school, M.I.R., cruising up on 4, no more Primo’s, Chorror, carrying ice with Shelby, no velis, M.R., takes me to the hospital, “do you want your lunch’’ with L.M., and all the fantastic people I’ve met at W.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, 2, 1; Treas. 3; Public Speaking 2, 1; Choraleers 1; Drama Guild 3, 2, 1; Pre Med 3, 2, 1; Band 3, 2, 1; Orchestra 3, 2, 1. 152 SUSAN C. TEDESCO 7A South Street I will never forget my three years at W.H.S. The friends I have met and the friend I have kept, Colorado 77,” Stinson Lake, Small People, The V.W., Bottle Caps, The Short Story, and the out to Dinner Kids. ACTIVITIES: Co-operative Work Experience Innitou 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 2, 1. MICHELLE JEAN TOBIN 75 Mt. Pleasant Street I will never forget the great Summer of “77” Hyannis, Hampton, Maine the 3 big B’s, INSL, K.L. ' s party, 7 20-21, Love it. Love it, Love it, WHS after dark. SNSO, 73P, Elwich’s, B B, Lake W, BS, 2 joy rides, the HH, HB, BB, JT. Joni’s party, Sunday Cruises w SS and all the good friends and times I’ve had and still over the years. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee 1; Senior Play 1; Student Council 3, 2; Innitou 1. MILLIE TORTORELLA 55 Winter Street Oh, Mirror in the sky what is Love Can the child within my heart rise above Can I sail through the changing ocean tides Can I handle the seasons of my life. Fleetwood Mac CHARLES J.TUMBARELLO 92 Salem Street I will never forget Mr. Daley’s Modern Problems class. I have learned to respect other peo¬ ple. To me school was fun and worthwhile. Now I feel that I can live life fully. I wish that I can help other people through¬ out my life. ACTIVITIES: Base¬ ball 4. ROSEMARIE VALENTE 6 Naples Ave. ACTIVITIES: Ed. Club Trea¬ surer. PAUL TENNEY 9 Stoneham St. JEANNINEA. TORRICE 197 Salem Street How could I ever forget the good times and great people I’ve met at WHS, Christmas of ‘77’, nights at JM and F.B. A Special thanks to my fam¬ ily and D.H. for all their help.” ACTIV¬ ITIES: Junior Prom Committee 2; Senior Play 1. DENISE TROTTA 12 Crawford DRive I will never forget all the great times I had and the people who made them possible; MG, BS, LR, 1C, Summer of 77,” MMC, CS, PC, ”B M,” drive- in, B,” all the kids down at Howdy’s, CAnada, Rollerskating, Silver Lake, NH, Waterville Valley, and all the close friends I have made. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Business Education Club 1 Vice President; French Club 3; Jr. Asst. Club 1; Leo Club 1. SALVATORE C. TURCO 15 Silvermine Rd. I will never forget the times I got bounced for stupid things and last day of school of ’77’ down the pond! The rowdy night at Pearl Island, the summer of ’77’ at the Bahamas, Bad Co., and trips to N.H. and the good times up the barn. LISA ANN VELARDOCCHIA 4 Prescott Way I will always remember all the good and crazy times at W.H.S. — espe¬ cially the friends I’ve made, tumbling at games, tumbling practices, par¬ ties, parades. Cape Cod, Eating I.C., Ring Ding”, Sha Na Ha, the Howdy Gang and the song Short People.” ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,2,1; Tumblers 2, 1 (co-captain). 153 MICHAEL A. VELAZQUEZ 72 Wyman St. I’ll never forget Candy, the night with the stars and the good times we’ve had together. MICHAEL P. VIEZENS 12 Cassidy Dr. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 2; Cross Coun¬ try 1; Swim Team 3, 2, 1; Lacrosse 3, 2 , 1 . ALICE V.VONER 11 Brown Place Today well lived; makes every yester¬ day a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. ACTIVITIES: Business Ed. 1. BRIAN WALKtN 20 Arlington St. HUGH WALLACE 4 Lakeview Terr. DANIEL J. WALSH 6 Fairview Rd. Walsh, Dan will never forget. Twits, Zob, Primo ' s, Green stick Fracture, Mcdonald’s Peon, Theorem, Conduc¬ tive newts, it’s the Coast Guard, Meso¬ potamia, The Sousaphone Squad, cla- mavsolin Productions and t.o.e. ACTIV¬ ITIES: Orchestra 1; Concert Choir 3, 2, 1; Debating Club 2, 1; Drama Guild 3, 2 , 1 . LYNN MARIE WALSH 23 West St. I will never forget all my great times at W.H.S. and all the super people I met. Especially softball, field hockey, “We are the Champions,’’ the maddest dog. Miss S., Middlesex League Co-Champs, and the impossible dream that almost was. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3, 2, 1; Softball 3, 2, 1; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 1; G.A.A. 2, 1; Sentorian 1. SUSAN IRENE WALSH 4 Winter Road I will never forget all the good times in E.W. all the good friends I’ve met, 2 28 74, and a very special person that made me very happy (K.B.). ACTIVI¬ TIES: Business Ed. Club 1. MARILYN R. WEBB 35 Hiawatha Rd. I will never forget the good and bad experiences in and out of school, Sully ' s class Miss Palumbo, 1st period, Europe ’74, laundramat, Nebraska, totaling the Dodge, Steve Miller, Mohawk Summer of “76,” America, thum- CHARLES WEBBER bing to Segar, getting my license, 20 Richardson St. Spot Pond, steakouts and cruising in Betty, waterskiing, running for Sec., the rock, snowmobiling, 79A Mont. Ave., Goodies Record, and P.G., S.C., C.M., Herbie, and Putty. ACTIVITIES: French Club 3, 2, 1; Hi-Teen Fashion 3, 2, 1; Ski Club 3, 2, 1 (Pres.). 154 PERRY WEIN 1 Whispering Hill CINDY J. WELCH 18 Tremont Street SUSAN A. WELCH 84 Washington Street To me School was: A learning experience in which I shall not for¬ get in the years to come. MARYL. WHITE 50 Webster Avenue School is a building that has 4 walls, with tomorrow inside. — Lon Watters. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 1; Con¬ cert Choir 3, 2, 1; Classics Club 3; French Club 2, 1; Pre Med Club 3, 2, 1; Innitou 1. DAVE M. WIERZBICKI 5 Laurence Rd. To me school was Forever. ACTIV¬ ITIES: Basketball 3, 2. PEGGY M. WOJDAKOWSKI 25 Auburn Street I will never forget all the good times and good friends I’ve made up W.H. Never forget L.M. and her Father’s car. JOANN M. WHITE 16 Day Circle . . . if they were right, I’d agree, but it’s them they know, not me; now, there’s a way, and I know, that I have to go away. I know I have to go. — Cat Stevens. ACTIVITIES: German Club 3, 2, 1. DANAB. WHITMER 11 W. Dexter Ave. I wish school was twelve years shorter. KIMBERLY WILSON 1 5 Cleveland Ave. Tt i GORDON F. WOOD 2 Thistle Rd. I will never forget Largo, Christi¬ ana, Columbia, Godspell and the company — summer of 77 Blacks and Oranges, Mr. H. and all the good times at Woburn High. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 2, 1; Sen¬ ior Play 1; Band 3, 2, 1; Black and Orange Revue 3, 2, 1; Concert Choir 3, 2, 1. 155 ALEXYNIGUEZ 9-B Totman Drive I will never forget the great years I had at Woburn High and the cook- out of the Tennis Team before our last match. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3, 2, 1; Chess Team 3 ( 2, 1; Chess Club 3, 2 . 1. TOM YUSKUS 36 Hiawatha Rd. I will never forget getting rowdy down Pearl Island. Throwing the bread at Charlie. The Sons, Tull, Bad Co., Aerosmith, and the Par¬ ties that always get broken up. SUSAN ZELANDI 39 Marlboro Rd. I will never forget the summer of ’77, walks, B2, green rambler, it’s a dream, he outta be shot, Mario, swimming in the rain, playing ten¬ nis? Don ' t stop, the chase, hip-by jingle.) Concerts (I don’t do it), Rex and the Sgt.) moe, bagged, e.p) the antenna, Barney, YAD, behind the scenes. Races, ya know. KAREN YOUNG 39 Warren Ave. Smiles we gave to one another . . . Close friends, long talks, Derfa, Long Beach, “You’re still the One,” Tears, flag corps, good times, SILK, Chem, Trio, the voice. Student Council, all the spe¬ cial people ... for the way we were. ACTIVITIES: Student Coun¬ cil 3, 2, 1; National Honor Society 2 , 1 . MIKE ZAMPELL 19 Liberty Ave. Jeffrey Bradley Paul Brusseau Paul Caggiano Janet Carr Donna Christie CAMERA SHY Linda Dauphinals Michael Dudley Florence Geary Matthew Glover David Graziano John Harkins Julie Hyde Karen Radcliff Joseph Salerno James VonHein 156 In Memoriam Warren Fitzpatrick Margaret Keating Katherine Kendall 157 Shakespeare’s MacBeth Senior Play Macduff is informed of his family ' s murder. 158 Macduff avenges his family. Jay speaks to the crowd. 159 We join at the altar. ‘‘The Baptism.” Noah’s Ark sails again! 160 00 Looking for forgiveness Robert says good bye. Getting ready for the show! Jesus in solitude. “The Crucifixion.” Patty entertains the audience. 161 iM § jj? Ji HV ill ' 1 Bl l i| m[ 1 ' T i 164 165 166 167 168 169 Mayor Higgins and Chairperson Mernin congratulate Patty. A real tarantula! SEATED, Left to Right — Maureen Purcell, Patricia Benoit, Cynthia Jacomet, Patricia DeCourcey; Genad Award Winner, Ann-Marie Haggerty, Leslie Maiocco. SECOND ROW, Left to Right — Dianne Johnson, Charles DiCenzo, Howard Pomeranz, Timothy Halligan, Maya Rath, Maureen McHugh. BACK ROW, Left to Right — Dana Whitmer, Keith Gonsalves, Dud Fanjoy, Paul Barry, Guy Rotondo, David McCarthy. 170 Innitou 78 Editor in Chief . . . Senior Editor. Photography Editor Advertising Editor . Treasurer . Photographers . . . .Tricia Faherty . . . . Michelle Tobin . . . 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JOHN FRENCH 424 Main St., Woburn, MA 01801 935-2268 Join the people who’ve joined the Army. CHARLES E. MORELAND i- it All f ' lH ' i V T-V t T r ‘ At ' A. Vvl TVS. ' ' I ' V- ' M ! | V .1 1 ‘ 4 V At Ht -l It M. fIV! A W| S i ' t MIIM -I If At H S AT All IIMfS fil H 1 l AV |i V I T- A . f A 1 F r 11 | ' n u v ri (i S ' I If T fi T i LA {!. ' THf ■ l � H MI ' Ul t 1 ' IV t !l - -M TH TKAI - kju i |.AVi 1 Lt AIM Oft Tf r t ' A ' KS tr r RADIOLOGY RESOURCES INCORPORATED 2 Draper Street Woburn, Mass. 01801 Res.: (617) 245-2883 Office: (617)935-4470 Best Wishes From Charlie ' s Doughnut Shop Compliments of a Friend Seniors are Particular ... and so are aoe. Studio Sccrli tyto t, TD otog,%afc6,cf LOCATED vVTft COUJWAA. PARK. VTLJ-AGE, 2.79 CAAtBRjDCrE; Jfe’T. C RT 3 A ) BCJIELWCrTOJsC, AIA $, 700 COLOR PCSRTRAIT WHD01 CG - £JJS T 0 A% FFVWL XKY • £ 3MASEJR CJAL- Marshall Meat Co. Good Luck in the Future Best of Luck to THE CLASS OF 78 Woburn Golf Ski Authority P.O. Box 224 Woburn, MA 01801 Board Members Edward C. Shinnick Chairman John O’Doherty Vice Chairman William G. McLean Sec.-Treasurer William Doherty Albert Flaherty Alexander Heimlich James Higgons Charles Keating Michael Parise r . ( VARIETY Its time to move on to bigger and better things! You ' ve earned our pride and respect, Grads, for the per- serverance and determined efforts you ve made towards reaching your goal. Now that you ' re graduating, you ' ll be able to put your years of learning to the test. We know that you ve got the makings to go farther still...to accomplish many things in the years ahead. And we hope that you do. All of us in your community just want you to know that we ' re behind you 100%. Good luck Grads! — From your Full Service Insurance Team — -V NSl RANCE A GENCY, A C. j 6 Salem Street, Woburn 933-3100 TANNERS MorsDfmL BANK Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 Main St. and Rumford Sq. (617)935-7050 Woburn UUUUUU1U wwwwwwwv WOBURN VENDING Your Full Service Company for Beverages, Candy, Cigarettes, Snacks, Amusements and Music Woburn Vending, Inc. 247 Salem Street, Woburn, Mass. 01801 Phone 61 7—933-2700 Compliments of DOHERTY BROS. LIQUORS 161 Main St. Woburn World Wide Liquors — Wines — Beers SUNSHINE SUB Sub Sandwiches Sandwiches on Egg Rolls, Cold Cuts Complete Dinner to Go, and Salad Spaghetti and Shell Macaroni Dinner to Go 347 Main St. Woburn 935-2310 Monday-Sat. 9:00-11:00 Sindoni Son Inc. Painting — Carpentry — Paperhanging — Roofing General Contractors CHARLES SINDONI, Pres. 31 Waverly Road Woburn, Mass. 933-5236 935-0528 METROPOLITAN Servicing Woburn with complete portfolio of plans for Life, Health, Annuities, Homeowner and Automobile. For Information Call 933-8650 Nicholas A. Catino, C.L.U. Manager DL OAUag £ Auto Body Repair Frame Specialists 25 Campbell St., Woburn Corner of Main St. 935-9869 Tom Rastellini MAIN OFFICE 327 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 Tel. 933-6606 BILLERICA OFFICE 482 Boston Road, Billerica, Mass. 01821 Tel. 667-4107 Best Wishes D. L. MAHER CO. No. Reading, MA 933-3210 Congratulations Class of 78 Wilcox Hodges Inc. Main St. Woburn James F. Lawton Jr. Atty. at Law 4 Federal St. Woburn GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1978 From THE WOBURN JAYCEES We’re an organization of young men and women between the ages of 18 and 35. We’re involved with projects of value to the community. For example, we ran the Junior Olympics, organized foliage trips for the elderly and candidates’ nights during elec¬ tion times. We’re concerned with the condi¬ tion of Woburn’s parks and have run several park improvement projects. But more than that! We give young peo¬ ple a chance to do something not only for their community, but for themselves. You’ll have a chance to develop leadership skills and learn how to make your ideas become realities. If you’re interested in finding out more about us, write a short note to the Woburn Jaycees, P.O. Box 109, Woburn, Ma. 01801. We hope to see you around! Hears yyou obuy ' hem! BONNELLI FORD ' •■ - - Rte.3 353 Cambridge Street, WINCHESTER 729-9700 Brodie, Inc. Brodie 299 Mishawum Road Woburn, Mass. 01801 (617)933-6200 1180 Gen. Edwards Hwy. (Route 1) Sharon, Mass. 02067 (617)784-7761 Congratulations Class of 78 BlLi Jfc famous ROAST BEEF - SANDWICHES 57 Main St. Roast Beef Hot Pastrami Egg Rolls Woburn, Mass. Corn on the Cob Hamburger Texasburgers French Fries Congratulations and Best of Luck on Obtaining Your Future Goals From peter carbone sons Citv o — Firestone V. Service Station 505 Main St. 933-4330 � Compliments of Severance Trucking Co. 7 Walnut Hill Park Woburn, Ma. Good Luck and Congratulations Class of 78 BAY STATE FLOOR WALL CO. INC. Congratulations VENGUARD DIVISION OFVENDO CO. Congratulations | ■ Class of 78 WOBURN AUTO TRUCK REBUILDERS ' f ]• ■ . : J S . i j 1 V i F I 1 1 1 h J ji 1 R v.41 fi ter ' ' ■ w f I EAST WOBURN PACKAGE STORE INC. WHITE HEN PANTRY Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 78 « V Best Wishes to the Class of 78 LUKIE ' S SUNOCO 545 Main St. 933-9707 JOHN C. MARTINI INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 544 Main Street, Woburn, MA 01801 Tel: (617) 935-0220 All Your Insurance Under One Roof General Insurance Car Insurance Mutual Funds Life Insurance Pensions Notary Public Penwalt Corporation JAMES LOGUE District Sales Manager Pharmacraft Consumer Products Pharmaceutical Division P.O. Box 372, North Reading, Mass. 01864 • (617) 664-5105 Congratulations Class of ' 78 From Thomas H. Dolan Insurance Agency 325 Main St., Woburn Tanners Bank Building Call 933-0319 Congratulations and Best of Luck Class of 1978 Perillo Sub Shop Good Luck Class of 78 From Pewter Pot f@I ji - L .Ml ■Hi :sm f Ifra ' l i m mi I‘ ■‘vl POILLUCCI ' S SCHOOL MUSIC One Dollar Gift Certificate Towards Any Purchase of Fine Pastries Rolls Breads Bagels Open 8 AM — 10 PM Tel. 272-9800 Seven Days a Week Across From Sears Including Holidays Next to Burlington Mall EAGERMANS BAKERY POLKA DOT JUNCTION Woburn Plaza Where Quality and Good Taste Meet Compliments of George J. Velis DDS Congratulations Class of 78 Good Luck to Class of 78 From WOBURN HOUSE OF PIZZA Congratulations Class of 78 Purity Supreme Dom ' s Variety Store 990 Main St., Woburn, Mass. 01801 Open 7 Days 7 AM-9 PM Cold Cuts, Subs, Groceries Tel. 935-2681 Best Wishes to the Class of 78 Domenic Geossi, Prop. Best Always and Congratulations Class of 1978 Moore Parker ' s Main St. Woburn, Ma. Congratulations to the Class of 78 Borselli, Inc. 15 Sturgis St. Woburn, MA Congratulations to the Class of 1978 From the PROFESSIONAL SANDWICH SHOP 304 Cambridge Rd. Woburn, Mass. Prop. — Peg and Paul Francke f Kula Case Pharmacy 158 Main St. Woburn, MA 01801 Skillfully Fitted ky cur Stitt MALE FEMALE Professional Filters Btgisttud PLirmscisls • SURGICAL SUPPORTS • BRACES • FUSTIC STOCKINGS • TRU LIFE BBEAST FORM D Cett for Appeintnent —| } 3 3-020 6 I Jutt 2 Miles from bits 39 er 40 off Boot! 128 Your Full Service Medical Pharmacy Hospital Equipment — Rehabilitation Aids Sales and Rentals BankAmericard — Mastercharge — Medicare Free Prescription Delivery Best Wishes From ECONOMY FOOD OUTLET 425 Washington Street, Woburn F. A. KULA CASE PHARMACY Best Wishes Class of 78 R. B. ERIKSONCO. INC. Good Luck in the Future Compliments of Woburn Cleaners Isabelle And Caesar Congratulations Class of ' 78 L. J. Murphy Drug John J. Riley Co. Leather Manufacturers 228 Salem St. Woburn, MA Anonymous Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1978 The Hockey Shop 341 Main St. Woburn, MA Best Wishes to the Class of 78 MARTIN T.V. AND APPLIANCES SHAKER GLEN APOTHECARY, INC. 184 Cambridge Road 933-4220 Free Delivery and Pick-Up Jim Potamis R.P.H.B.S. John Balesteri Jr. R.P.H.R.P.N.B.S. BOND SHOES INC. Quality Shoes for the Entire Family 409 Main St. Woburn 933-0602 Florsheim — Stride Rite — Red Cross 209 rush industries, inc. 2 Lowell Ave., Winchester, Ma 01890 DUNCAN ' S RADIO —T.V. Repairing — T.V.’s, Auto Radios, Phonos, Tapes and AMPs. TV-Auto Antennas Installed and Repaired TVs Bought and Sold Special Discount to Senior Citizens (Bring in shop and save) Servicing Woburn and Surrounding Towns and Cities Monday Thru Saturday 9-9 935-1523 Boylston Street Citgo Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of 78 ' ROY CHUTE 933-0066 Res. 729-3194 JV i[ doxjj.. Sales — Heating Oil — Service 31 High Street Woburn, Mass. Farino Photo Jewel Mart Class Pictures and Rings Available. Congratulations Class of 78 MALVY ' S FLORIST Main St. Prom Corsages and Nosegays Leonard Furniture Co. Inc. 933-2636 Hillside Florist Flowers for All Occasions 888 Main Street Woburn, Mass. 01801 MR. SNACK INC. Congratulations Class of 78 THE FAMILY SANDWICH SHOP 283 Main Street Woburn, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of 78 From All of Us at Bradlees, Woburn One of the Stop Shop Companies BREAK POINT RESTAURANT To the Graduating Class Congratulations and Good Luck Compliments of W. M. CARPENTER INC. d b a Woburn Bus Lines Thank You Woburn Where the Best Always . . . COSTS LESS We love you Woburn. Your response to our new store has been super. We promise to continue to bring you better merchandise for less, day in day out — you can count on it. You’ll Find Us in the Heart of Woburn Square, 403 Main Street. Thanks a lot! j j Barber Shop Long or Short Hairstyles Also Custom Made Hairpieces 9 Montvale Ave., Woburn John J. Morandi Sr. WOBURN SUPPLY RUSS ' DONUTS INC. Colonial Beauty Salon Compliments to the Class of 1978 The Country Club Professional Building Rt. 3, 304 Cambridge Road Woburn, Mass. 01801 UdwaxcL af . IShxU 0mwianas. c f-qznau Una. 933-2200 EDWARD R. BALL ANDERSON OIL SERVICE New England Rehabilitation Hospital Groceries Cigarettes Tobacco Masotta Variety 307 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Best Always to the Class of 78 Mass State Lottery Claim Center 092 Cold Cuts Newspapers Pat. Medicines Lottery Tickets Numbers Game Agent Tel. 933-9779 Philip Masotta, Prop. WOBURN SQ. AUTO BODY INC. Auto Collision Specialists Frame Straightening Glass Installations TOM FUCARILE App. Lie. No. 007118 935-2266 8 Campbell St., WOBURN Complete Local, State and World News and Sports Delivered to your home for over 75 years. Offto-College or moving to a new job After Graduation Have the Daily Times mailed to you Call 933-3700 WOBURN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 Member F.D.I.C. MAIN OFFICE 327 Main Street Telephone (617) 933-6606 BILLERICA OFFICE 482 Boston Rd., Billerica, Mass. 01821 Telephone (617) 667-4107 FLORIDA Direct Service to and From All East Coast States Our Rates Are Lower We Are Not Agents Deal Direct With One of the Lindstrom Brothers LINDSTROM BROS. VAN LINES INC. Office and Warehouse, 152 Tremont Street, Melrose, Mass. 665-2210 S T O R A G E Hallmark Cards and Gifts E7 i£ 0 £ r nona. [ Uoucfi RALPH AND CAROL RAGUCCI 880 Main St., North Woburn 935-5758 Congratulations From PROTO-PAC 935 Golf WOBURN C.C. PRO SHOP Woburn, MA 01801 PETER KEAN Golf Professional Congratulations Class of 78 From ECKSTEIN JEWELERS S8P In ly V j 1 f 1 CT ®£f tf 1