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

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30 THE SCREECH OWL Rear Row : M. Vodoklys, W. H. Reynolds, W. Tierney, G. A. Kennedy. Middle Row: E. Colburn, E. Jolikko, A. P. Pasakarnis, R. Sawyer, C. Manty, E. Mahoney. Front Row : L. Lexer, R. Wilson, L. F. Mullin, Vice-Principal, A. Lex er, Prnicipal, V. Field, J. D. Provasoli, R. Bradley.

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THE SCREECH OWL 29 “Speak to your elders as you expect your Juniors to speak to you.” Taimi Grekula “Grow up — just a little.” Earl Carruth “Stick up for your class.” - Helen Hill “Try to please others.” Gladys Boeske “Learn to enjoy your work, and you will reap higher marks when it is finished.” Winthrop Kenfield “Don’t take any wooden nickels.” Raymond Catania “Do what you’re told when you’re told — and you will never forget it.” Helen Cuttell “Always strive to do a thing better than you ever have before.” .. Donald Brayden “Don’t think you’re smarter than the teacher.” Frances D’Agata “Keep your chin up, and keep plugging away. The best times that anyone will ever have are back in dear old Maynard High School.” Edward Higgins “Make the most of your last four years — scholastically and socially.” Leona Arciszewski “Above all, take at least two years of foreign languages, as they are need for entrance to prac- tically every college.” Raymond Kane “Instead of class rings, get wrist watches — more useful.” Andrew Karki “Although those little cards are a pretty color, don’t collect them you do stamps.” William LeSage “Be natural — don’t let the upperclassmen scare you.” Estelle Maskiewicz “A day missed from school can never be made up.” Stephen Milewski “They know it all now.” Hugh Miller “Get plenty of fresh air and sunshine so you’ll brighten up.” Anthony Salamone “Have yourself a good time.” James Tobin “Don’t look forward to graduation!” Catherine King To the Seniors “Let’s liken your lives to stately ships, Which are built to meet with toil and wear. Let’s pretend that the Future is one of its trips, For which you must carefully work to prepare. You are the Captain, and the sailor, too. You are also the faithful crew; Soon you will sail on the long, hard voyage, In search of the long-sought goal. The sea may be choppy; the weather may be bad, But you have the best ship that can be had. The distant ports you seek are Success and Fame, Which are reached only through careful planning, Knowledge is the fuel that sees your ship through Just as what you become, comes from what you do. Honesty and Courtesy are the maps for the trip, Accuracy is the compass that guides the ship. Lies and deceit are the waves of destruction Repaired only by honor and truth. Your journey will be a successful one, As your Ship is still in its early youth. May you reach in safety, the Port you desire, Be it Success, Wealth, Happiness, or Fame. May the thronging crowd of people on shore Welcome your Ship with cheers and acclaim. May your Future always be glad and bright, As the result of your toil and strife, And may the Guiding Hand from up Above Lead You, on and on, to the best in Life.” Helen W. Nowick “ 42 ”

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