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

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Our New Arrivals BOYS 2nd Row: G. Van Son, J. Bowse, J. Conly 1st Row: R. Preston, J. Doran GIRLS B. Stowe, B. Rich, B. Doran ( 6 )

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Introducing . . . Our New Faculty Members ““I, Comraeraal uep

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Activities Football Rally September 17, 1948 Maynard ' s orange and black opened its season with Chelmsford by a rip-roaring send off from all the students. The rally was as follows: Introduction Mr. A. Lerer Pep Talk Mr. Mattioli Cheer for Mr. Mattioli Maynard High School Song Pep Talk Mr. Lawson Cheer for Coach Lawson Captain Case, Captain Robinson Cheer for Football Captains Cheer for the Team Song As the Backs Go Tearing By” Pep Talk Mr. Bondelevitch Cheer for Coach Bondelevitch The Maynard High School Hymn closed the pro- gram. It was grand to see the enthusiasm shown at this rally as school spirit is half the job. Welcome Dance September 24, 1948 Where were You on the evening of September 24? Why of course, you were at the Senior Social to wel- come the freshmen into high school. The auditorium was gayly decorated in green which was significant. At first, it seemed the boys were shy, but soon everyone was dancing to the music of Salamone’s orchestra. At intermission, refreshments were served in the gym by the seniors. An enjoyable evening under the direction of Miss Tierney and the Committee members came to a close at eleven-thirty. Junior Social October 11, 1948 It certainly was wonderful.” That is what every- one said about the Junior Hallowe’en Dance. A large crowd was present to enjoy the smooth music and talented vocalist of Johnny Arena’s orchestra. One of the features of the evening was an Elimination Dance in which everyone participated, the winners being Harold Holoppa and his partner, Angie Greeno, who were presented with cash prizes. Refreshments were served at Intermission followed by an hour’s dancing and it was with regret that everyone heard the last dance announced. We are grateful to Miss Collins and the Committee members for an enjoyable evening. Football Rally October 7, 1948 No matter how big, no matter how small, Maynard is followed by the best of them all. Yes, Maynard is proud of its loyal fans among the student body. This spirit was shown when Maynard was to meet Concord. An excited group cheered at the following program : Introduction Mr. A. Lerer Pep Talk Mr. Mattioli Cheer for Mr. Mattioli Pep Talk Mr. Lawson Cheer for Coach Lawson Speakers K. Dwinell, G. Robinson Cheers for K. Dwinell, G. Robinson Cheer for the Team Song As the Backs Go Tearing By” Pep Talk Mr. Bondelevitch Cheer for Coach Bondelevitch Maynard High School Hymn Our loyalty to Maynard High is like a flame that will not die.” Fire Prevention Assembly October 15, 1948 Fire Prevention Week is known throughout many states for the protection of our homes, forests, and everything and everyone dear to us. It was during this week that the classes were summoned into the auditorium where Mr. Lerer introduced Chief Wilson, who spoke briefly to us about the hazards of fire. The stage was equipped to display on a small scale just what happens when people are careless. After