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

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SS£2J 6M0N0R (SROLL Because we feel that these pupils deserve credit for the A’s and B’s they receive, we are printing your Honor Roll for the first time in the Screech Owl. Let it be an inspiration to you. May we see your name here in June. SEPTEMBER — OCTOBER 1950 SENIORS SOPHOMORES High Honor High Honor Lois Bain Carol Novick Honor Fay Saarela Helen Sczerzen Honor Elizabeth Byrne Leontine Eley Veronica Janulewicz Barbara Krysieniel Mary Labowicz Christine Lampinen Barbara Manchester Russell Manchester Marie Sawyer Mary Sweeney Helen Stokes Roger Weaving Richard Turner Marian Weir JUNIORS FRESHMEN High Honor Sandra Stammers High Honor Virginia Sulkala Margaret Sweeney Patri cia Meister Joanne Sylvia Barbara Mitzcavitch Alma Bowse Bonnie Lee Smith Honor Honor Barbara Crotty Catherine Higgins Elizabeth Jarmulowicz Margaret Jones Peter Kallio Barbara Thumith Ronald Kangas ( 16 )

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Science Club Junior Dance On Friday, November 17, 1950 the Junior Class held their first dance. One of the many novelty dances, the elimination dance, was won by Christine Lampinen and Ronald Kangas. The lights were adorned in soft yellow with match- ing tassels. The event for which everyone waited was the awarding of a door prize which was won by Angie Greeno. The committee, under the supervision of Mrs. Clair was Nancy Bain, Adam Mancini, Helen John- son, Ann Spurred, Patricia Dawson, Barbara Thumith and the class officers. The Freshman Class has organized a Science Club, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Lerer. They chose the following officers: President, Ronald Kan- gas; Vice President, Roger Murray; Secretary, Joanne Sylvia. On Thursday afternoon from 2:30 to 4:00 o’clock fifteen students return to the laboratory to work on projects. Ronald Kangas is working on model air- planes, Roger Murray on photography, and Joanne Sylvia ond plastic flowers. Others are working on model boats, telescope, and radios. In the future they plan to visit different museums and factories. ( 15 )

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tF In iHrmmnmn I G?o GL 333 it 1 1 S’rlinul (HuHtDiiian 1930 - 195D When the pupils of Maynard High returned to class Monday, October 30, 1950, they were shocked to learn that Mr. White, school custodian since 1930, had left the school for the last time. After nobly serving our country’s Navy in World War I, Mr White became a very loyal school custodian. A keen student himself, especially of our Town’s history, Mr. White always had an active interest in education. During twenty years of service at M. H. S. he was a great help and friend to all students and faculty. The Screech Owl Staff wishes to express the sorrow felt by the whole school in his passing. He calleth them in from their labors Ere the shadows around them creep, And silently watching o’er the?n He giveth his loved ones sleep.”