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

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The Dramatic Club HKAMATK f I UH OFFIf I RS AND ADVISFR Despite the lack of scenery and equipment, the Maynard High School Dramatic Club, under the capable direction of Miss Tierney, managed to prodiue successfully two one-act plays. ' J ' he first play, [iminy C hristmas,” provided many a laugh as Peter Hogan rewrote the play while acting. ' 1 his pleasant picture of family life introduced sev- eral new actors to the audience. Hearts and Flowers, a melodrama, produced by the seniors at the June assembly gave another indication of the dramatic talent of the students of M.H..S. ( )

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Screech Owl Staff Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Managers Photography Alumni Exchanges Activities W ' ise Old Owl and jokes ..... Boys’ Athletics Girls ' Athletics Art Elinor Case Albert Goodrich Helen Arcisz Clyde Merrick j Elizabeth Jones Edwin Johnson Nancy Stalker ! Rachel Keto Norma O’Neil Gloria Novick j Alk.e: Koskela ISABI-LLA KoSKI Viola Hytonen Raymond Van Vorse John Zan( evc icz John Veracka Jane Dcxkirey ( harloete [j hto Circulation Literary Department Typists Advisers Edward Arcieri I Kenneth Mr Arthur TBarbara Parker Ann Marie Morton - j Norma Martinsen Ann I ' reeman [( ' oNSTANf E WhITNEA ' ArI ENE KaPI AN Mary Canned,a Marc ella Dintino P m i LIS Blanc, hette; Shirle:y Wilcox 1 Audrey Olsen Doris Dionne I Mar ' Mcf artha ' Iuiia D’Amico Mary E. Coleman I Dorotma’ E. Marsden

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Junior Womans Club IWNIOK WOMAN S ( lOH OI-riM l s ' I ' he Junior Woman’s Club, open to all girls of the high school, is both a social and educational organization. At their monthly meeting the mem- bers have listened to speakers on books, interior decorating, or hair ilressing and make-up. In September an initiation program was held for the members; in November the girls helped the Christmas Seal drive; and in December the annual dance was enjoyed by many couples when the girls reversed the usual procedure and invited the boys. ' I ' his year a guest afternoon was sponsored when our mothers, teachers and friends enjoyed a one- act play with us. At an attractively set table, punch and cakes were served to our guests. In March the members saw the musical comedy, The Red Mill at the Shubert Theater. The annual May Supper is an event always looked forward to, and about 80 girls and faculty mem- bers attended this last meeting. Miss Kasperian, an able substitute for Mrs. Mary Carr Baker, spoke to us on A ' ou.” At the close of the ban- cjuet the officers relinc|uished their chairs to the new officers Jean Stein, president; Alice Kos- kela, vice-president; Jane Dockerty, treasurer; Dorothy (fhernak, secretary; Nellie ( hodynicky, program chairman; Viola Hakala, Sara Boeske, and Dianne King, members of the program com- mittee.