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

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THE SCREECH OWL 31 SENIOR CLASS NOTABLES Class of 1934 Prettiest Girl — Anna Swanson. Cutest Girl — Gladys Zapareski. Best Dressed — Howard Johnson — Frances Fearns. Friendliest — James King — Lillian Sul- livan. Class Athlete — John O ' Leary — Bertha Sneck. Most Capable — William Wasiuk — Ruth Marsden Most Obliging — John Fay ton — Frances Fearns. Most Dignified — James King — Marion Lent. Most Conscientious — Walter Sweeney — Stella Kochnowicz. Most Representative — James Malcolm — Frances Fearns. Most Artistic — Guido Carbone — Bertha Sneck. Most Musical — William Rouynowicz — — Martha Koski. Most Intellectual — Ralph Pekkala — Dorothy Glickman. Most Popular — John O’Leary — Anna Swanson. Most Serious — Adolph Kurowski, — Marion Lent. Most Attractive — James Malcolm— Anna Swanson. Most Cynical — Frank Brayden — Dor- othy Glickman. Wittiest — Robert White — Mabel Palm- er. Brezziest — A nna Swanso n — W a i n o Laasanen. Cleverest — William Wasiuk — Bertha Sneck. Quietest — Francis Quinn — Marion Lent. Best Natured — Ernest Tannuzzo — Florence Hastings. Best Line — Joseph Piecewicz — Lena Christian. Funniest — Waino Laasanen — Ludy Bingel. CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM “Young America” March Address of Welcome Orchestra Goldman James Malcolm Class History Lena Christian Piano Solo — “Prelude in C Sharp Minor” Rachmaninoff Hilja Tuikka Class Will Ralph Pekkala “Falling Leaves” “Reminiscences” “The Merry Peasant” Class Prophecy Seredy Schumann Schumann Mandolin Club Anna Swanson — Fred Johnson “All Through the Night” Welsh Air “The Deacon Went Down” Negro Spiritual Boys’ Trio Philip Taylor, James Malcolm, John Malcolm

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30 THE SCREECH OWL Gladys Zapareski ' ‘Smile at all customers.” Glady has been working for J. J. Newberry Company now for a long time. Her good natured way, along with her cuteness, has gained many friends for her. Some employer will be made happy when Glady applies for a position. James Malcolm “Titles of honor add not to his worth Who is himself an honor to his title.” Play Competition (1), (2); Football (1), (2), (3), (4); Track (2), (3); Baseball (4); Basket-ball (2); Class Treasurer (2); Class President (3), (4); Student Council (3), (4); “Riding Down the Sky” (2). Miss Marie M. Cassone “Great brown eyes radiating friendliness good- humor, and an intense desire for helping.” For four years Miss Cassone has been the guiding star of the class of 1934. Her willing services for its good can never be measured in words, but rather are to be repaid in the respect, admiration, and appreciation of the Seniors. We will always remember her as a sincere, devoted friend and adviser. Walter Sweeney Dorothy Gilckman Ruth Bishop Lillian Sullivan Victor Pozerycki Bertha Sneck Francis Fearns ALL PHOTOGRAPHS used in this issue furnished by Vantine S tudios, Inc. 1 6o Boylston Street Boston Mass.

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32 THE SCREECH OWL Presentation of Gifts Mary Gudzinowicz — Howard Johnson “The Thunderer” March Sousa Orchestra GRADUATION PROGRAM Class Processional Invocation “Hark the Vesper Hymn” “Charm Me to Sleep” Chorus (a capella) Address of Welcome Essay “Hungarian Dance No. 5” Orchestra Russian Air Suabian Folk Song . . . Frances Fearns . . . .Mabel Palmer Brahms Essay William Wasuik Reading Julia May Violin Solo — “Romance” Wieniewski Martha Koski Essay Honor Essay “Carmelina” Walter Sweeney Dorothy Glickman Gaines Chorus Presentation of Class Gift James Malcolm Acceptance of Class Gift Robert Duggan Honor Essay Bertha Sneck Presentation of American Legion Medals Representative of the Frank J. DeMars Post Presentation of Diplomas (Member) School Committee rw c n(r J Music— Hilja Tuikka uiass bong | Words Dorothy Glickman “Young America” March Goldman Orchestra