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

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SCREECH OWL STAFF

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Ste icatinn ENIORS, we have come to the end of our high school career. Behind us lie four carefree years spent in working and playing together. We must say adieu to most of our school chums and prepare to face the uncertain future. We should not, however, look upon this necessity with too much sorrow; for life is a constant flux and change and it is only by making new friendships as we go along that we shall gain an incentive to a broader and more active life. We have prepared this Year Book with the hope that in days to come it will serve to bring back memories of the days spent here. If it succeeds in this purpose even in the smallest way we shall feel that our efforts have not been in vain. In conclusion the Screech Owl Staff expresses its appreciation to the graduates of 1934 for their generous support of the magazine and wishes them success and happiness in their future work.

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Published by the Pupils of Maynard High School MAYNARD, MASS., JUNE, 1934 SCREECH OWL STAFF Editor. Assistant Editor. Business Manager Assistant Business Manager .Walter Sweeney, ’34 Dorothy Glickman, ’34 Malcolm Trees, ’35 Louis Bachrach, ’36 l Edward Ledgard, ’35 Circulation Managers . ) Louis Bachrach, ’36 ) Robert Seder, ’36 ... Florence Hastings, ’34 Elmer Salenius, ’35 Frances Fearns, 34 Robert Duggan, ’35 Alumni Editor. Exchanges Activities .... Boys’ Athletics. Girls’ Athletics Elvi Nyholm, ’35 Joke Editors .. (Russell Jordan, ’35 {Gilbert Mann, ’35 Literary Editors Irene Lemoine, ’36 Barbara Jordan, ’36 Victor Pozerycki, ’34 Ruth Bishop, ’34 Roy Lent, ’35 Catherine Hoffman, ’37 Art Editor Guido Carbone, ’34 Faculty Adviser Vena Field TABLE OF CONTENTS Literary Page 10 Class of 1934 Write-ups 13 Class Notables 31 Class Night and Graduation Programs 31-32 Activities 33 Student Council 34 High School Orchestra 35 Hockey Team 36 Baseball Team 37 The Wise Old Owl and Jokes 38 PRICE PER COPY, 25 CENTS