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

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14 THE SCREECH OWL Ludy Bingel “The perfect dancer climbs the rope. And balances fear and hope. Junior Prom Committee. Ludy always reminds us of a fashion illustration for “Vogue.” Distinctive clothes make her that way. And also, Ludy has the advantage of being both a good artist and dancer. Ruth Bishop “Of all those Arts in which the wise excel, Nature ' s chief masterpiece is writing well. Class Treasurer (2) ; Class Secretary (3) ; Student Council (2 ) Screech Owl (2), (3), (4). The Class of 1933 ' s loss was our gain for we have more than enjoyed Ruth’s irresistible humor and ready wit. Francis Bray den “Love quarrels oft in pleasing concord end. Football (1), (2), (3), (4); Baseball (1), (2), (3), (4). It’s Hank who furnishes the laughs in the Commercial Room. He knows that all work and no laughs makes dull pupils. Next to Annie he loves baseball. George Carbary “For my part getting up seems not so easy, by half, as lying. Hockey (2); Football squad (2). George loves to stay out of school for some reason or other. These silent men always give us surprises. That’s George all over. Guido Carbone “His pencil was striking, resistless, and grand; His manners were gentle, complying, and bland. Orchestra (1), (2 ) Screech Owl Staff (3), (4). Michael Angelo had nothing on Guido. Drawing, however, is not his only aptitude, for he is often seen perched high up on the back of a noble stallion, “riding, riding, riding.

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Helen Aho “When on life’s highway, always GO RIGHT.” Helen entered high school with one ambition and that was, to become a “stenog.” By the way she handles that dictaphone, she certainly will get along well. Helen is learning to drive her Ford, and as yet she has never hit a tree. Good luck, Helen. Josephine Alexander “By the firelight’s fitful gleaming I am dreaming, ever dreaming.” Glee Club (1), (2). Of course we are not present when Josephine dreams, but we suspect she dreams about flowers, birds, fairies, fauns, and see-saws. Josephine, like Rupert Brooke, has the rare gift of enjoying the simple things in life; thus she is sure to be happy. Veronica Arciszewski “Love your neighbors, they all love you.” Does Verony love to dance? We notice she is always very popular. For the past year she has seemed very quiet. When questioned about it, she frowns, then smiles, and finally sighs. Oh well, maybe a certain somebody from Waltham made her like that. Theodore Bachrach “Kind hearts are more than coronets.” Football team (4). “Backy” is rather serious and business-like in all he does — a good man to have around when there’s something to be done. He has his off moments, however, as is shown by his essay entitled “An Appreciation of Pigs,” and his Sophomoric leaning. Sophie Batulin “Attempt the end, and never doubt; Nothing’s so hard but searching will find it out.” Interclass Field Hockey; (1), (2), (3), (4), Basketball (1), (2), (3), (4). She came, she saw, she conquered. Sophie takes her work seriously, so not much is heard from her. Just look at her marks and you know she is present.

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THE SCREECH OWL 15 Lena Christian “Graceful to sight, and elegant to thought, The great are vanquish’d, and the wise are taught.” Prom Committee (3); Interclass Basketball (2), (3). No wonder men join the Foreign Legion. When Lee is around there is always something doing from one till won. We’d like to be able ro read her thoughts at times. Dominic Colombo “Real glory springs from the quiet conquest of our- selves.” Baseball. Dominic dabbles in paints now and then, and plays basketball and baseball with the best of them. When once Dorn’s mind is made up about anything, there’s no changing it; and so we’ll be seeing him either play- ing big leagues or painting advertisements. John Fayton “To make the world a friendly place One must show it a friendly face.” Jackie is well liked by everyone. He was voted the “most obliging” in the class and he certainly deserves the distinction. We feel confident that he will go far in his chosen field. Frances Fearns “All this in blooming youth you have achieved.” Class Secretary (1), (3), (4); Vice-President (2); Screech Owl (2), (3), (4); Student Council (2), (3), (4); Basketball (1), (2); Ring Committee (3); Prom Committee (3) ; Tennis (4) ; Graduation Speaker; and, above all, Sales Lady at the Candy Counter. Margaret Fidanza “Hold your head up, and look ahead.” Inter-class hockey (2), (3); Basketball (2), (3); “Riding Down The Sky” (2). Margaret is always ready to help someone in distress. Maybe that is why she keeps away from dances. She is very ambitious and is sure to get along well in business.