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

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Class Gifts To each member of the (Jlass of ’54, we present these gifts as a reminder of this voyage — sometimes smooth, more times rough. To Pat Aho, a pert little lass, We give a ticket to (ioncord a permanent pass. To Ronnie Alving, who ' s always in a rush, That he may remember, we give this shoe shine brush. To Albert Anderson, a financier of rank, We give this key to the Federal Reserve Bank. To Dom Barbuto, a keen player of the sax. We give this aspirin. Now, Dom, you can relax. Kenny Bingle’s gift will be a Toni kit. So his hair will never look unfit. To Kathryn Bobritsky, so she will never have fears, A driver ' s license — straight from Sears. Alice Boeske ' s gift — a little hope chest. To fill anyway she thinks best. To a girl named Alma — last name Bowse, We give this recipe for cooking round the house. Rose Buscemi’s gift will be a cushion for her car. To enable her to see over the wheel quite far. To Mary Cantino, who’s kept us in stitches. We give this millionaire so she’ll always have riches. To Ted Clancy, who is always in a cast. We present these crutches and hope they last. To Ted Clark, a tank of gas. So he won’t be late for Religious Education Class. To Jerry Connors we give this bank, to save pennies, to fill his tank; In hopes he’ll continue to visit the little trailer, before he becomes a U. S. sailor. To Barbara Crotty — a future nurse here have we — We give a thermometer to help get a degree. To Betty Duckworth, a soda jerk. We give this dishwasher to help with the work. Paul Duggan, with that studious look. We present you with this knowledge book. To Ruth Emanuelson, who s E. W. ' s window trimmer. We give this glass wax, so her windows will glimmer. To Mary Grigas, this semaphore, To signal Carl from the shore. To James Hanson, a radio bug. This How To Do It book so he’ll never be a dub. To Donald Haras we give this bike, To help him on his long, long hike. To Mary Lou Harding, who is full of fun. We give this pack of chewing gum. To Timmy Higgins, who likes school so well. As a reminder of school, we give this bell. To Priscilla Hoffman — a spare head light. To keep pedestrians safe at night. To Dorothy Janulewicz, Dotty to us, A permanent place on Joe’s bus. To Betty Jarmulowicz, a chemist who we think is mad, A chemist’s protective lid; it’s the new fad. To Bob Johnson, who is a camera fan. We give this developer that comes in a can. To Peter Kallio, who is often called Pierre, We give this triangle so he’ll never be a square. To Ronald Kangas, who at times is hilarious. We give this Golden Rule Book to keep him from things nefarious. To Alex Lalli, we give our thanks. For all his jokes and joyful pranks. To Sar Lattuca, who plays hockey afar. We give this dressing room made for a star. [ 26 }

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Shirley Linteri leaves lier shyness to Betty Boeske. Robert Lowney leaves his book entitled Hon’ To Mtike Auto Repitirs to Arthur Anderson. Margaret Lydon leaves her red hair and freckles to Alice Hanson. Dominic Mancini leaves, wondering how he made it. Frederick Mariani leaves his rare tales to anyone who can use them. Jean Martino leaves her power with a held hockey stick to Mary Ann Matson. Leonard Massarelli leaves Mr. DeRosa without a fullback for next year’s team. Andrew Mitzcavitch leaves his way with a foot- ball to Robert Matson. William Murphy leaves his motorcycle riding ability to anyone who thinks he can do better. Roger Murray leaves his basketball ability to Peter Grigas. Reino Niemi leaves his math ability to Pete Wilson. Michael Pizza leaves in leaps and bounds. Josephine Porrazzo leaves her ability to talk to Margaret Mauro. Norma Puckett leaves her wardrobe to be dis- tributed among the Junior Class. Madeline Salamone leaves because everyone else IS leaving. Bruce Stalker leaves his red hair to Mark Waldron. Sandra Stammers leaves her artistic ability to Ginger Warila. Virginia Sulkala leaves her Spa duties to Barbara O’Loughlin. Margaret Sweeney leaves taking all her honors with her. Joanne Sylvia leaves her quiet and approved ways to Sheilia Byrne. Raymond Tannuzzo leaves his Rocket 88 to anyone who thinks he -can keep the gas tank full. John Tierney leaves and takes his wardrobe with him. Lawrence Tower leaves his avoirdupois to Robert Matson. Neil Whitney leaves his subdued manner to Clement Brooks. Alfred Zanelli leaves his quick wit to Marty Mucciaccio. In witness thereof We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-four, the testators, have hereunto set our hands and seal. M. H. S., Class of 1954 Witnesses; Priscilla Hoffman Gerald Connors

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To Edward Lawton, who likes to sleep, We give this Serta so he won t have to count sheep. To Shirley Leithead, to keep her othce trophies on the wall. We give this glue, so they won ' t fall. To Shirley Linteri, who is very quiet. We give this drum to start a big riot. To Robert Lowney, with convertible keen. We give this new top to keep it on the beam. To Margaret Lydon we give this set of mops. To keep the Emerson Hospital floors just tops. To Dom Mancini, whose heart is with Ruth, We give her first grade picture — it tells the truth. To Fred Mariani, a pool room shark. We give this cue stick to keep him sharp. To Jean Martino, who is really grand. We give this spare watch band. To Lenny Massarelli, our King of renown, We award a black and orange crown. To Andy Mitzcavitch, who a Chemistry grade did fear. We give these old test tubes as a souvenir. To Bill Murphy, who likes a lot of thrills. We give this cycle and hope he doesn ' t have any spills. To Roger Murray, who excells on the court. We give this medal to a wonderful sport. To Reino Niemi we give this car. So that no longer will he have to borrow from his girl ' s pa. To Mike Pizza we give this guitar. In hopes that in the hillbilly country he will go far. To josie Porrazzo, a ticket to Mars, A chatterbox — let her talk to the stars. To Norma Puckett, who dresses real neat, A pair of handcuffs, so her man she can keep. Madeline Salamone you ' ll always find, with Driver Education on her mind. We give her this driver ' s manual book, to help her get back her smiling look. To Raymond Smith — nicknamed Smitty, We giv e these curlers to make his straight hair pretty. To Bruce Stalker, with the flaming red hair. We give this wig so no one will stare. To Sandra Stammers, the whiz of the class. We give this silver cup for honors unsurpassed. To ' Virginia Sulkala, who works at the Spa, So she may ride to work, we give this car. To Margaret Sweeney, with her dazzling smile. We give foam rubber telephone poles to keep her car in style. To Joanne Sylvia we give these skates. To help her with her Lowell dates. To Ray Tannuzzo, the owner of an Olds 88 , We give this alarm clock so he ' ll never be late. To Jackie Tierney, whose clothes are nifty. We give this bank book, for he is also thrifty. To Larry Tower, who is quite small. We give these stilts to make him tall. To Neil Whitney, who works the clock ’round. We give him this energy, a full pound. To Fred Zanelli, so attentive and slick. This new ideal French book we know will do the trick. [ 27 }