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

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The Screech Owl 25 Wallace Linquist Track (2) (3) (4). Blue eyed, mild mannered Wallace’s ambition is one day to play big league hockey. Check ’em hard, Wallace! Fred Loika Fred is the slow, serious, unhurried type of whom very little is heard. He just loves oral talks. Maybe there’s genius hidden under that quiet countenance. Anthony Lubin Baseball (3) (4) ; Football (4) ; Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4) ; Prom Committee (3) ; Ring Committee (3) ; Class Play (2). One need only look at that list of activities to guess what kind of a fellow “Lubey” is. We find him well liked by every one, especially the feminine part of our student body. Thelma Makela Basketball (3) (4). For such an unusually quiet girl Thelma has high am- bitions. She wants to be an air hostess. Better carry a parachute ! Roger Matthewman Roger is one of these tall, dark, and handsome boys who have a way with the girls. Cheer up, girls, “Rog” will be back next year for a P. G. in preparation for Tufts.

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24 The Screech Owl Stanley Kugima Behind the scenes in almost any school production you’ll find “Kuchie”. If he isn’t driving a nail or tightening a screw, he’s fixing the lights, — and ready with a friend- ly smile or greeting for every one. Helen Labowicz Hockey (1) (2). Helen is rather quiet, but that certain somebody who we know is a teacher from Forge Village has her on the go. Good luck ! Fred Lalli Interclass Basketball (4). Freddy’s the farmer of the class, but he’s quite a basket- ball and baseball player, too. Cheer up, Fred, there’s a back-to-the-farm movement going on now. Joseph Lalli Class President (1) ; Class Play (4) ; Student Council (1) (2) ; Speaker, Graduation. “Old Doc Clayton’’, or “Joe”, whichever you prefer, is one of the few boys who never worry about examina- tions. A friendly, agreeable person, he always has the correct answers for you on request. Mildred Lent “Mid” may seem quiet, but we Commercialites have learned to know that it is only a front. Will we ever forget those impromptu debates in English 4C when Mid would “on either side dispute, confute, change hands, and still confute”?

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26 The Screech Owl Mary Mikolazyk Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4). When you get acquainted with Mary, you find she has an excellent sense of humor. Her secret ambition is to be a dress designer. She does a good job on her own wardrobe. Jennie Milewski Jennie has intentions of becoming a nurse. We can understand how many a young man’s heart will beat faster when Jennie takes his pulse. She is noted for her smart attire and good dancing. No wonder the class voted her “best dancer”. Victor Milewski Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4). It’s surprising how many girls know “Miza’s” working hours and go to the movies when he’s there. We can’t decide whether it’s the uniform that gets them or the grin “Miza” is so generous with ! We wouldn’t be sur- prised to see him with a racing stable of his own in the not too distant future. Eleanor Ann Murphy Field Hockey (1) (2) (3) (4); Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4) ; Senior Play; Outing Committee (4). Eleanor seems to have taken quite a fancy to roller skat- ing. It is no wonder, when she has so many ardent ad- mirers from Concord, Waltham, Littleton, and Marlboro to escort her ! Happy landing, Eleanor Ann ! ! ! Raymond Murphy Laugh and the world laughs with you seems to be Ray’s motto. Ray can be very serious when he wants to, and we anticipate a fine future for him in the printing business.