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

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THE SCREECH OWL 31 Irene LeMoine “ Knowledge is gold to him who can discern That he who loves to know, must love to learn . “Breezin ' Along (1); Class Play (1) (2); “The Arrival of Kitty (4); “The Hoodoo (4); French Play (3) (4); Hockey (3); Screech Owl (2) (3) (4); Student Council (1); Teachers ' Club Play (3); Screech Owl Private Dance Committee (3) (4); Graduation Night Speaker (4). Irene has shown herself to be quite a versatile young lady during her high school career. Not only has she pursued her full course of studies, but she has also made a hit in dramatics. Are you headed for Broadway, Irene? Felix Lickorai u Give me again my hollow tree A crust of bread and liberty.” “Fely has hit the spot with most of the students. His good nature and his sense of humor have made him a most likable fellow. These two qualities can ' t fail to make later life enjoyable for him and for his associates, in school and out. William Liverman u The energy of youth, the power of age.” Football (1) (2) (3) (4); Baseball (1) (2) (3) (4); Basket- ball (1) (2) (3) (4). “Jake is one of the finest baseball men Maynard High has ever turned out. Jake claims his success is due to keeping training, and if you don ' t believe him ask him what time he got in the morning before the Hudson game. John Loiko “ Gentlemen are born, not made.” Orchestra (1) (2) (3) (4). “Johnny is a good student, a true gentleman, and a loyal friend; also an artistic and musical soul, with a yen to be of help to everyone. Werner Machold “7s this that haughty, gallant, gay Lothario?” Student Council (1) (2). Werner is another of the institute boys. But he has other diversions than this. He thinks that the view from Hill- side Street is wonderful. Would we be making it too apparent if we mentioned Rita?

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30 THE SCREECH OWL Mary Kizik “A daughter of the gods, divinely tall , And most divenly fair ” You ought to be in pictures. Every night while selling tickets Mary has the dreamiest ideas of becoming Clark Gable’s “only”. Her business training has helped her win success — but not with Clark. Charles Kulevich “We will make us merry as we may.” “The Arrival of Kitty”; “Hoodoo”. “Charlie” is the “jolly” boy of the Senior Class. He has been endowed with unlimited popularity, due to his fine performances before the footlights. If one discerns a crowd of pretty girls, one can be sure “Charlie” is in their midst. An added attraction is that, believe it or not, Charlie can produce blushes and is severly afflicted with them in the Commercial Room. Sophie Kulik “Diligence is the mother of good luck” Basketball (1) (2); Picture Committee (4). Sophie is one of the most ambitious members of the Senior class. She is popular, has scores of friends, and a quiet personality. These characteristics ought to make her a successful secretary. Mary Kurowski “She ' s a most exquisite lady” Mary is a quiet girl but always willing to help. Keep up the good work, Mary. The class of ’36 needs more like you. Victor Lalli “He who is a friend always has many friends .” “Vic” is never seen much after school and it doesn’t take much to guess the reason for it. A little fatherly advice, Vic, is never to let her make you wash dishes.

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32 THE SCREECH OWL Frank Makrecky “If aught of prophecy be mine , Thou will not live in vain.” Acton’s loss was Maynard’s gain when Frank decided to give us a break. Good luck, Frank. During his three years here, we’ve had a chance to find out that “He’s a jolly good fellow”. Sylvia Manninen “ Keen intellect , with force and skill To strive , to fashion, to fulfill .” “Breezin’ Along” chorus (1); Student Council (1) (2) (3); Class Secretary (3) (4); Hockey (1) (2) (3); Mandolin Club (2); Prom Committee (3); Picture Committee (4); Reception Committee (4); Banquet Committee (4). Quiet, unassuming Sylvia, a friend to all and an asset to any class. Fred Manty “Oh, for boyhood ' s painless play.” Track Manager (4). As manager of the track team Fred must have learned the fundamentals of running. We wonder if he has ever put them in practice. How about it, Fred? Angelina Mariano “ Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” Hockey (1) (2) (3) (4); Sophomore Play (2); French Play (3); Usher at the “Hoodoo” (4); Hockey Social Com- mittee (4). A quiet senior, but one who always has a cheery disposi- tion, especially when we turn to her in the French Class. William Mark “The sixth insatiable sense, humor.” Bill is the sort of fellow who has a joke or a pun for every occasion. His wit and jollity make the drab seem pleasant. We wonder if he reserves his best for Oiva’s and the physics class. But Bill also has his serious moments. If you don’t think so, ask him about his theory on personal magnetism.