Maynard High School - Screech Owl Yearbook (Maynard, MA)

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16 THE SCREE CH OWL Isabel Annis Pet of the Faculty, eh? Well, Isabel, most likely such seasonable dealings and contacts (??) with such an instructive body will have its results in your future. Remember, however, that “faculty” is also defined as “mental capacity, ability, and ease.” Aulis Autio — “Lassu” “But then. Pm only human after all” is his favorite saying. Quiet, he has a determined will and set principles. He is one of the go-getters of the class and it takes Aulis to start things. The sky’s the limit! Dominic Baccaro — “Dom” Dom is always willing to work — and with a smile. What’s more, he always picks the hardest job. You can’t go wrong, Dom. Anne Bellows Ambition: to go “ga-ga.” Favorite say- ing: “Really.” Did Anne’s ancestors off the Mayflower ever meet the Concord patriots ? Sophomoric indifference is her forte. Striking originality illumines her artistry. Ga-ga, old girl, ga-ga. Jennie Bygot Of thee we sing Jennie, But oh, that violin, Jennie, Success lies ahead of you in June. Before you go, put your fiddle in tune!

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Alumni Notes Laura Alberi — “Custard’ ' A giggle and a chuckle from any com- fortable spot will lead you to Laura, with her customary broad, optimistic smile. Laura intends to be a nurse, and we imagine that many a forlorn patient will be nursed to a grinning healtniness by Laura’s joviality. Bronislaw Arcisz — “Sheik of the Class” A quarterback and a sheik have their numbers to remember, and Bruno re- members both. Bruno’s ability as a leader was demonstrated in his role as captain in “Submerge.” Laura Aho Laura Aho didn’t think him nice. So she told him to “go fry ice.” So Laura now a-huntmg goes And for a boy friend is on her toes. Margaret Allen Margaret Allen always has a grin. She fondly hopes, will boy friends win. Instead of making eyes at Swartz Go get him, and show your SCOTCH! Edward Anderson Edward Anderson looks so meek, To get acquainted takes a week. “Treat ’em rough” is that boy’s creed. So watch your step, and watch his speed.

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THE SCREECH OWL 17 Virginia Collins — “Ginnie” Do all Minutemen come from Concord? Ginnie thinks it’s just the “men of the moment.” Coming to us in her Sopho- more year, more or less a “Maineiac,” Virginia has “done very much as we Romans do,” with the result of being Most Curious. Curiosity about Virginia’s future leads us to predict that her cheery nature will bring her to success. Walter Crowther — “Walla” Walter’s wit and clowning antics make him popular throughout the class. He has been Class Treasurer for three years (enough for any man), has been in two class plays, and in the Senior Play. Albert Crowley — “Baker” Baker Crowley’s a lad so demure Of him the girls are never quite sure. For Baker is dangerous in more ways than one. When Jennie’s involved — oh my, what fun! Irving Davis Irving’s famous smile explains why he can fit into such a variety of classes. Irving is an Eagle Scout, a Sea Scout, and a good scout. Bernard Dawson Maybe you don’t know it, but Bernie’s sense of humor has helped him out of numerous scrapes into the good graces of many a fair lady. Bernie’s electrical tendencies turn toward soft lights.