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

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THE SCREECH OWL 27 Harriet Moynihan Field Hockey (1), Basketball (1). Although Harriet is quiet in school, you should hear her coming to school. Maybe the truck needs a muffler. Oh well, her present ambition is to be a secretary. If she succeeds in that as she does in tapping — she will do well. Frank Novick Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4), Football (4). He flys thro’ the air with the greatest of ease, the daring young man on the hickory skiis.” Besides being the ski enthusiast of the class, Frank can hold you spellbound with his outdoor compositions. Does the scenery of W. Concord furnish the inspiration for these masterpieces, Frank? Leo Nurmi Senior Radio Quiz, Track (1), Senior Speaker Graduation, Junior Prom Committee, Orchestra (4), Band (3) (4), Screech Owl Staff (4), Student Council (4). Leo is quite well known by the Hudson girls, but engineering at North- eastern seems to be his real ambition. May the waters of many rivers flow under your bridges. Leo, maybe someday you’ll be building bridges that will span the Assabet River to Stow Brook. Stanley Palaima Football (2), Senior Picture Committee, Senior Dance Committee. A friendly, agreeable person, Stan is also one of our most brilliant scholars. In the line of sports, he loves hockey and tennis. Muriel Peterson Student Council (1), Social Committee (1). Muriel devotes practically all her time to a certain Sophomore. However, this interest does not interfere with her school work. Her efficiency will be a great asset to any employer.

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26 THE SCREECH OWL Ernest Luosalo Abie is a man of many interests. He is a music-lover and can often be heard humming the Strauss Waltzes.” Good luck to you Abie. Stephen Makrecky Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4). Macduff” was one of our star basketball players. He always gathered a point when it was needed most. Keep scoring Mac.” Urho Mark Senior Radio Quiz (4), Junior Prom Committee (3), Orchestra (1) (4), Oratorical Contest (3), Band (3) (4), Screech Owl (4), Student Council (1), Graduation Speaker (4), Special Boys’ Chorus (4), Track. Urho, better known as Dick, is always full of jokes. He is going to be a big painter of little pictures. Already he has shown some great works, and we know he will be a great success. Verily, he has made his mark. Frank Mikutajds Slim” is our tallest classmate, and he finds much time for his favorite pastime which is boat-building. With his knowledge of Physics, he should be able to build a boat that will float. John Miller Jackie’s PRETTY BUSY WITH CADDYING, THE NATIONAL GUARD, gardening, and all. He and Frank seem to keep things pretty cozy between themselves. We do know, however, that if a certain Con- cord lass would reconsider, he wouldn’t mind in the least.

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28 THE SCREECH OWL Helen Piecewicz Auburn haired Helen is one of the quietest girls in the Senior Class, but we wonder if that isn’t just a sign that she is dreaming of a certain someone in Lowell. She aspires to become a stenographer, but we wonder if she couldn’t make a successful dressmaker or homemaker. Walter Piecewicz Walter is one of the class’s best authorities on current events. He and Don Lent vie between themselves to see which one of them can think up the greatest number of puns. They’re pretty good at it, too, but don’t forget, boys, puns are the lowest form of humor! Personally, we like puns and coffee. Stanley Pleskowicz Stanley is one of the boys in our class who becomes shy when girls are around, however, no girl is shy when he’s around. It must be just some- thing that all the tigers have, for Stan also is one of the members of that famous club. Robert Riley Orchestra (1) (2) (3) (4), Band (2) (3) (4). Bob’s” classmates know that he will be the politician of the class. He has shown this in his arguments in history and civcs. Well, Bob, we may be seeing Riley for President” banners floating on the breeze in 1996. Oiva Saari Oiva is a serious and studious boy. His trumpet solos during assembly brought the house down with applause. His good-will and determina- tion are indicators of future success.