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

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27 THE SCREECH OWL Ruth Weir Ruthie is a very quiet girl — in school. Lately rumors have been floating to Maynard from Concord, where Ruth spends a great deal of her precious time. Perhaps she really goes to Concord to visit places of historical interest. She can’t be blamed, as we find Concord rather interesting ourselves. John Zaleska Manager, Football (4). Besides managing the football team, John manages to help Mr. White keep the floors clean. We wonder what secrets the wastebaskets may reveal. Miss Ruth Wilson Seniors! Attention! Hats off to Miss Wilson, a true class adviser! To her inspiring guidance and good counsel we attribute our success in all class activities during our four years in Maynard High. She has been a true friend, and we shall always remember her. Michael Makar “Miky” is noted for his ability to sleep. He also holds the title of “InterschoL astic tardiness champ.” Elizabeth Mahoney Gertrude Heikkila Eileen Johnston Catherine Allard Elvi Nyholm Elmer Salenius Joseph Minko Roy Lent Arne Aho Ruth Lehto ALL PHOTOGRAPHS used in this issue furnished by (1 ant ins St udioi, line. 160 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS.

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26 THE SCREECH OWL Eva Trunca Eva’s favorite indoor sport is winking. Where did she get that cute little trick? Maybe she just can’t help her delight in practicing this art — especially when Francis is around. Eva is a lassie with friends galore. Eero Tuomanen Although Eero’s specialty is science, he must be interested in history too. Last year he used to come to school at seven-thirty to read the set of history books in Mr. Lerer’s room. Miriam Uljua Screech Owl (4). We will always remember “Mid” as a pretty girl with a pleasant smile and a winning manner. The maxim “Beautiful but dumb” is not always true — as is proved by “Mid’s excellent record. Vera Valinsky Vera’s winning smile lights up the whole Commercial Room. Those who know her say Vera has a fine voice. What could be better than a singing secretary? Helen Weckstrom Class Secretary (3) (4); Ring Committee (3); Prom Committee (3); Field Hockey (4); Interclass Basket- ball (1) (2) (3) (4); Student Council (2); Glee Club (4); Picture Committee (4). “A dainty girl from head to toes With dancing eyes and lots of beaux.”

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28 THE SCREECH OWL GRADUATION AND CLASS NIGHT SPEAKERS Third row: Elmer Salenius, Roy Lent, Russell Jordan, James Ledgard, and Joseph Minko. Second row: Elizabeth Mahoney, Josephine Castelline, Isabelle Kegresse, Gertrude Heikkila, and Stella Rubaszko. Front: Edward O’Donnell, Elvi Nyholm, Helen Weckstrom, and Robert Duggan. CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM June 19, 1935. Processional — “The Cocoran Cadets March” Sousa Orchestra Address of Welcome Robert Duggan Violin Trio — “Marche Militaire” Schubert “Amaryllis” Ghys Stella Rubaszko, Robert Gogolin, Peter Piecewicz Class History James Ledgard Selection — “Ole Uncle Moon” Scott Glee Club Class Will Russell Jordan Piano Solo — “Finlandia” Sibelius Elmer Salenius Isabella Kegresse and Joseph Minko Class Prophecy