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

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18 THE SCREECH OWL Evelyn De Grappo Evelyn keeps herself in trim Especially with one certain him. In sports she is bound to rise to heights. But meanwhile she sticks to her road- work nights ! Edgar De Wiff Many a genius has kept his technique under his hat until the mPment. Edgar’s consistency and industry show that we won’t have long to wait for that moment. Mary Dutkowski — “Duchess ’ The “cream puff moll” from Paul’s. Be- sides spreading the dough she spreads plenty of sunshine. “Duchess” is noted for her dancing and her typing. Linnea Frigard Roses are red, violets blue, But Linnea Frigard never can be true. Like ' many a sailor, she is a great sport And has a nice boy friend in every port I Mildred Glebus Mildred’s employed in a bakery shop. And to keep her from eating, they all have to hop. She eats up the profits until she could bust. And after the peanuts, she always eats nuts.

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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.

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THE SCREECH OWL 19 Jeanette Gruber — “Nettie” Nettie’s activity in all fields is respon- sible for her being the “Best All-Round Girl.” Who do you suppose blushes when Nettie says, “He knows I like him.” Eva Gudzinowicz — “Peanut” It’s “Peanut’s” bright and cheery smile that puts the life into the Commercial department. She has taken active part in athletics throughout her four years in High School. We wonder whose gold football “Peanut” is wearing! Forrest Hartin — “Forrie” In our opinion “Forrie’s” qualified to write “The Trials and Tribulations of an Egg Man,” but to quote another famous personage: “there are compensations.” (??) As one egg to another, happy settings, “Forrie.” Toini Holt Do Gentlemen prefer Blondes? Toini’s popularity and full dance programmes should prove that, despite all the talk, gentlemen do still prefer blondes. Leona Howard Leona appears to be quiet, but you ought to see her annoying her neighbors in school. She has become devoted to tennis, and even plays hide-and-go-seek.