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

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Clai ill 1. David Hunter leaves his iniisele-huilding books and l)arhells to Robert Barber. 2. Jane Clark leaves the latest bit of gossip to Blaine Colombo. 5. Beverly Rosemark leaves her eonib, brush, and piece of early morning toast to Noreen Johnson. 4. Joe Uglevich leaves Linda behind. 5. Ray Watjus leaves bis used football helmet to Tiger Brooks. 6. John Sirvio leaves gladly but without Fran. 7. Bill Sokolowski leaves a few slightly “used” cars to Ronnie Masulla. 8. Jim Murphy leaves behind his girlfriend, Jean, and his buddy, the trombone; or is it his buddy, Jean, and his girlfriend, the trombone. 9. John Mullin leaves to settle all the senior girls’ court cases. 10. Paula Russo leaves Bob, Bob, Bobbing along. 11. Dave Palola leaves his good naturedness to Dick Gorts. 12. Ted Tibbetts leaves his difficulties with class dues to next year ' s treasurer. 13. Gilly Wardvvell leaves his earh morning rides to Dennis Agin. 14. Frank Angelosanto leaves one of his nicotine fits to Dave Kallio. Tsk, tsk! It’ll stunt your growth you know, boys. 15. Mike Smith leaves with a Glory Hallelujah! 16. Charlie Cunniff leaves his window washing at the Pizza House to Peter Popieniuck. 17. Sal Micciche leaves his job at the Co-op to Dave O’Loughlin. 18. Tom Charpentier leaves a dish of Maltex to Howie Perry. 19. Charlie Sokolowski leaves Patty Crowther in tears. 20. Ben Oldham leaves his Rebel Hags to the ole Miss. Campus. 21. Elke Schmidt leaves for Regis hoping to see Toni Scbast n in the future. 22. Dave Niemi leaves Mike Barrett with a sore catching hand. 23. Bill Martino leaves still looking Jeff West in the eye. 24. Diane Ruble leaves her gift of gab to Nancy Hansen. 25. Karen Tuikka leaves her sweet smile to Barb Smith. 26. Gail McGrath leaves her art ability to Lynn Dee. 27. Ed Carlton leaves the LAB in one piece. 28. Sue Pizza leaves her jet black curls to Ellen Sokolowski. 29. Robert.a Clark leaves with a snow shovel over her shoulder to join the town erew. 30. Terry Waldron leaves her perpetual blob of A. B. C. gum to Barb Mackey. 31. Karen Lombard leaves her worries of the ear- book to Barb McGarry. 32. Kris Foley leaves with her skull, erosshones, and a “Jolly Roger.” 3 3. Gordon Catton leaves his Van Clihurn eurls to Joe C.onnerney. 34. Judy Gagne leaves her antlers to Alice Donohue. 3 5. Donna Rae Drechsler leaves her hook of Emih Post to Janet Norgoal. 36. Ellen Carey leaves eounting the days ’til she gets “rich.” 37. Georgianna Knowles leaves her job at the Vietory to Pat Long. 38. Sandra Lindfors leaves taking with her the admiring glances from the underelassmen. 39. Leslie Boardman leaves his riistv traps to Paid Wasiiik. 40. Patty Doyle leaves her olil pietures of past seniors to Jackie Wasiuk. 41. Chris Vecchio leaves her gorgeous wardrobe to Linda Derby. (Especially one slightlv ' used orange prom gown.) 42. Carol Colombo leaves her earlv morning cheer- fulness to Maureen Lerer. 43. Liz Gorts leaves her Benny Goodman clarinet to John Lent. 44. Bob “Scuba” C!ox leaves his diving eiiuipment to Walter Moore. 4 5. Sandy Donohue leaves a paek of signed permits to Miss Savvutz ' s room to Ellen Davis. 46. Larry Nelson leaves his pet seal to Mike Pileeki. 47. Joel Cohen leaves his old, battered ’63 Pontiac to John Bingle. 48. John Palmacc:io leaves his safe and careful driving ability to all future learners. 49. Bob Stapel leaves his hard work at the .A P to Paul Hellavvell. 50. Georcje Harris leaves his hammer and saw to Paul Foley. 51. Jim Malc:olm leave his golf clubs to anyone who is eapable of handling them. 52. Ed Dubey leaves his love of physics to Jack Hackett. 5 3. John Rutkowski leaves his “oversized” roller- skate to Mat Fouratt. 54. Terrible Terry McDonnell leaves his ’’Foxy” remarks to Walter Mullin. 5 5. Bev ' erley Cookson leaves her bookkeeping home- work to Connie Whitney. 56. Rodney Hytonen leaves Mr. Lerer without a Radio Room. Holly Hitt Robert Whitney

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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

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Most Ladylike and Gentlemanly Terry, Gail, and Jim Happiest Diane and Dave eniox Dressiest Jim and Paula Cdass Dreamers Terry and Scuba