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

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I’wV MONI) SliMO WA I jUS 16 W nicotl Street One of the station hoys . . . powerful guard . . . sh ' . . . “Ray” “lie xt’lw spcdlis little, liiiou ' s nuieh.” I ' oothall 1, 2, 4; Senior l.etterinan 4; Internuirals. ROBERT HOWARD WHITNEY 34 Concord Street Athletic scholar . . . future Troy Donahue . . . likes opposites . . . the big “8” . . . “Whit” “One you get to kuoxr with ease, also known as a likeable tease.” Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Candy Seller 4; Junior Classical League 2, 3; French Cluh 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Play 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Senior Letterinan 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Ring Committee 2; Math League 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Boys’ Basketball Trophy 3; All Midland League 4; C4ass Night Speaker 4.

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|()si;pii loiiN L(;u;vic:ii 1 5 Piirk Street Mr. I’risident’’ . . . curly hair . . . tcrrilic athlete . . . liked hy all . . . Joe” I ' lie slurs shine, so does an athlete.” Student C’ouncil 1, 2, 3, 4; luture leathers of .America A; ( ' andy Seller 4; junior tdassical l easue 2, .A; I rench Chd) 2, Preside nt 4; Drama ( luh I; dee ( luh I, 2, 4; Hand I, 2; Dance Hand I, 2; Hrass (ihoir 2; I oothall 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-(!aptain 4; Basketball I, 2, .3, 4; junior I’rom Comm ttee 3; Hoot Stair 2; (iraduation Usher 3; (lass I’resitlent I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Senior I etterman 4. CUniSTINE M.AHli: VIZCCHK) 28 Harrison Street Do vour Unglish?” . . . likes blonds . . . free tickets . . . I’aida’s pal . . . “Chris A )iiaiden fair with coal black hair.” Cdee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; lunior Women’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; French Club 2. TERESA ANN WAEDRON 10 Arthur Street Quiet . . . pretty black hair . . . loves P. A. D.! . . . Terry” A tongue controlled is a sign of a mind controlled.” junior Women’s Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Program Seller 4. GAEEN HERBERT VVARDWEEE 17 Brown Street Guards the money . . . likes the soph class . . . always by the water cooler . . . “Gilcy “The will to do — the soul to dare.” Candy Seller 4.

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lnANK Ancjki.osan ' K) — lo yoli Irank, vc k ' vc- lliis grirn |)ipc to match your loclcn green sports jacket wlicn you go to Ckjrnell. I,i:si.ii ' ; Hoakdman — to you Mushrat,” we give tliis l)o. of cough drops. I ' d,i.i:i C ' ahf.y — to you Idlen, we give this physics review hook for extra credit work during the summer. I.DWiN C uii.TON — to you Fddy, we give this l)ox of pencils so tliat you will never he without one again. Cordon C’aiton — to you Gordon, we give this cande- labra to go with your I.iherace” smile. 1 ' homas Chakim-ntier — to you T. C., we give this Cdievy key chain to keep your Ford keys on. Jane Clark — to you Jane, we give this free pass to the l ine Arts. Rorerta Clark — to you Roberta, we give this park- ing ticket, in case you ever see your father over- parked. Joel Cohen — to you Joel, we give this ice cream scoop in case you ever want to work at Erickson’s again. Carol Colomro — to you Carol, we give this knitting pattern to keep you busy until 8:05. Beverley Cookson — to you Bev, we give this key to Mr. Start’s closet so you will not have to ask him for it in the mornings. Robert Cox — to you Bobby, we give these elevator shoes to help you with your basketball game. C’harles Cunniff — to you Charlie, we give this brush so you can paint your car when you get to it. Sandra Donohue — to you Sandy, we give this cook book to help you with your future homcmaking. Patricia Doyle — to you Patty, we give this taxi fare to Main Street for your future trips there. Donna Rae Drechsler — to you Donna Rae, we give this bottle of “Laughter Pills” so you will not have to force yours when someone tells a joke. Edward Durey — to you Eddie, we give this foot powder for the tired feet you must have from your four years of long walks to M. LI. S. Kristine Eoley — to you Kris, we give this syringe to use in your nursing career. Judith Gagne — to you Judy, we give this record to add to your vast collection. Elizabeth Gorts — to you Liz, we give a red ticket for all your fooling around in class. George Haras — to you George, we give this white wash to replace that which you wore off the fence on Great Road. Holly Hitt — to you Holly, we give this key to Harvard. David Hunter — to you Dave, we give these “no-doz pills” to keep you awake in college. Rodney Hytonen — to you Rod, we give this do-it- yourself go-kart and an extra helper so you can put it together in the Lab. Georgianna Knowles — to you Georgie, we give this written letter of resignation from the Victory Market in case you ever really decide to leave. Sandra Lindfors — to you Sandy, we give this can of hair spray to replace the enormous amounts you use. Karen Lombard — to you Karen, we give this floor shift so you won’t have any more trouble with your brother’s car. James Malcolm — to you Jimmy, we give these golf tecs to improve vour game. WiLi.iA.M Mariino to oii Billy, we give this jilay money so vou can pay oil your debts. Leo McDonnell — to you .Mac, e give a few votes for your next election. Gail Mcfiiuvi h - - to you (iail, we give this c:ir so Karen won’t have to pick you up. Salvaiore Mk ( iche — to you Sal, we give these tools so you may make John Mullin’s gavel when he becomes president. John .Muli.in — to you Moon, we give this orange shillelagh to use on Saint Patrick’s Day. James Murrhy — to you Jimmy, we give this oboe instruction book so you can keep up ith your musical studies. Larry Nelson — to you Oz, we give this pool cue as a memento of your days at I ut’s. David Nii:mi — to you Dave, we give this Maynard pennant to wave at all the (kmcortl games. Benjamin Oi.dham — to you Ben, we give this rebel flag — “Save your confederate money boys, the South will rise again.” John Palmacc:io — to you John, we give these tires to replace all the rubber you leave with the Volkswagen. David Palola — to you David, we give this pair of gloves to keep your hands warm when you are pumping gas in the winter. Susan Pizza — to you Sue, we give this money so you can continue riding around. Beverly Rose.mark — to you Bev, we give this tele- phone so you won’t always be lying up the line. Diane Ruble — to you Diane, we give this joke book, in case you ever run out of jokes yourself. Paula Russo — to you Paula, we give this book entitled “Speed Typing W ' ith One Finger in Ten Easy Lessons.” John Rutkow ' ski — to you Ruben, we give this full race cam to speed up your Volkswagen. Elke Schmidt — to you Elke, in case you ever get a headache, we give vou this seltzer. John Sirvio — to you John, we give this plane ticket to Tampa, Florida. Michael Smith — to you Mike, we give an alarm clock so vou can be on time in the mornings. Charles Sokolovvski — to you Charlie, we give this year’s subscription to Senior Scholastic so you can keep up with future “current events.” William Sokolovvski — to you Billy, we give this fan so you can keep cool. Robert Stapel — to you Bobby, we give this A from A P for you to use in trig class. Theodore Tibbetts — to you Teddy, we give SIO.OO so you can pay your back dues. Karen Tuikka — to you Karen, we give this plaque to put on your desk when you become J. K.’s secretary. Joseph L ' glevich — to you Joev, we give this French review book so you can help Linda with her French next vear. Christine Vecchio — to you Chris, we give this pad for vour shorthand notes. Teresa Waldron — to vou Terry, we give this loud- speaker so you can be heard. Galen Wardvvell — to you Galen, we give a shoe repair kit for use after vour bikes to Hudson. Raymond Watjus — to you Ray, we give this mega- phone so you can coach next year’s football team. Robert Whitney — to you Bobbv . we give this season’s ticket to the 1964 basketball games. Elizabeth Gorts Rodney Hytonen