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

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THE SCREECH OWL 15 Edna Bamford — “Still run the waters where the brook is deep.” Field Hockey (1). Edna is one of the quiet girls of our class. We do know however that she excels in geography class. Her ready smile shows a pleasant personality. Mary Batulin — “Mary, Mary not contrary.” Vice-President (1), Student Council (1) (2) (3), Freshman Play Committee (1), Freshman Party Committee (1), Junior Social (3), Junior Ring Committee (3), Reception Committee (4), Speaker, Class Night (4). “Manya” is the brilliant girl with the double life. She’s depend- ability, cheer, and fun, all rolled into one. Her outside life — well, we aren’t telling. Doris Beane — “Good nature and good sense are hers.” Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4), Hockey (2) (3), French Soiree (4), Reception Committee (4). A sweet little blonde with sparkling eyes, who sings well, is a good piano player, and is clever. What more can you ask ? Charles Blanchard — “A man who blushes is not a brute.” Class Night Committee (4). That shy smile has endeared you to the hearts of your fellow- students — ably aided by your wholesome humor. Helen Boothroyd — “Good fortune guide thee.” Field Hockey (1) (2) (3) (4), Basketball (1), Outing Committee (4). “Curry” is one of the best-natured Seniors. She is cheerful and unassuming. Her only fault is “she won’t talk” — well, much! We think she’ll make a fine nurse. Best wishes to a “Bache- lorette.”

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CLASS OF Olavi Alatalo — “Still waters run deep.” President (1), Student Council (1) (2) (4), Ring Committee (3), Dance Committe e (4), Track (1) (2) (3) (4). This good-looking chap is one of the most influential and best- liked in our class. May his road to success be number six — and not patrolled. Walter Allan — “Tea for two.” Senior Private Dance Committee (4). “Babe” has just got a position in an “A P” and we hear that he aspires to become a store manager. Good luck, to you, “Babe.” John Arcisz — “His armor was a smile.” Art Program (4), Boys’ Chorus (4), Senior Private Dance Com- mittee (4). John’s engaging smile has made him most popular. His interests are centered on the stage. We are glad to hear that he is inter- ested in the finer arts. Regina Ayotte — “It is the wise man who uses his abili- ties.” Thanksgiving Social (4). We all know of Regina’s remarkable achievement in completing her high school education in three years. Her unusual ability to- gether with her pleasing personality should make her the ideal secretary. Albert Bachrach — “Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched.” Class Treasurer (1) (2), Class President (3) (4), “What An Act” (1), Student Council (3) (4), “Screech Owl” (2) (3) (4), Editor (4), Glee Club (4), All Committees (1) (2), Chairman of All Committees (3) (4), “Screech Owl Dance” Committee (4). Bachy’s record shows that he has had a great high school career. Between his high school duties and his hens he is a very busy man.

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16 THE SCREECH OWL Joseph E. Boothroyd — “A well-accomplished man!” “The Hoodoo” (2), “Screech Owl” (3) (4), Art Show (3) (4), Christmas Show (4), French Soiree (4), Class Outing Committee (4), Speaker, Graduation (4), Glee Club (4). And besides all these, Joe also won a trip to Washington in a history contest. Helen Brayden — “She taketh most delight in music.” Field Hockey (1) (2), Class Night Committee (4), French Soiree Committee (4), Art Program (4). Helen is liked by all members of the class. Her ability at the piano should bring her success. Rumors have it that she likes to flirt. Who is the lucky one now, Helen ?. James Buscemi — “Fit as a fiddle and ready for . . . what?” Football (1), Art Show (3), Private Dance (4). Truly a live wire. If Jim doesn’t make a comeback, you may be sure he’s too far away. We understand you have a job already. Tasting the “fruits” of success early, eh ? Mary Byrne — “Friendship travels far.” Field Hockey (1) (2), Outing Committee (4). Mary’s many out-of-town admirers have provided too much com- petition for most of us poor Maynardites. Our one consolation was in having her cheery presence in the class room. Clarence Carbary — “How many miles to town?” Football (1), Reception Committee (4). “Cudgie” shall ever be remembered as the driver of a free-for- all bus. Not only does he sit behind the wheel, but also he sup- plies the passengers with witty entertainment.