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

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FOOTBALL TOP ROW: M. Taylor, J. Lannigan: Manager; J. Erkkinen, R. Butler, J. Rezuke, R. Johansen, D. Hatch, J. Mancini, J. Lalli: Manager. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Lawson: Athletic Director; R. Brooks, J. McNamara, G. Kane, D. Salmi, G. Phillips, W. Moore, T. Sheridan. THIRD ROW: E. Gilleney, J. Lehto, W. Whitney, W. Bigusiak, M. Barrett, J. Mullin, R. Uglevich, A. Brooks. SECOND ROW: Mr. Larsen: Coach; Mr. Duggan: Coach; J. Robblee, J. Holt, P. Hellawell, J. Hackett, M. Pileeki, R. Gorts, G. Hatch, J. Ruggiero, Mr. DeRosa, Head Coach; Mr. Viola: Coach, FIRST ROW: J. Mariana, A. Manty, W. Primiano, C. Coggins: Co-Captain; H. Symes: Co-Captain; D. Hatch, S. Piecewicz, J. Farrar. CAMBRIDGE LATIN 0 at MAYNARD 13 — Maynard first scored on a pass from Piecewicz to Bigusiak, Symes converting. Gorts recovered a Cambridge fumble to set up the second score. Ruggiero handed off to Piecewicz who ran around the end for the final score of the game. MAYNARD 28 at SHREWSBURY 14 — Ruggiero scored twice, and gained much- needed yardage on the ground. After trailing at the half, the team came back strong on scores by Barrett and Hatch, while the defense stopped Shrewsbury cold. MAYNARD 3 at NOTRE DAME 0 — Early in the third period, Symes’ field goal angled from 28 yards out was the margin of victory in this sce-saw battle. FARMINGHAM NORTH 0 at MAYNARD 28— Symes collected a touch-down and three extra points in the best offensive game of the season. Other scores were made by Barrett, Ruggiero, and Piecewicz. HUDSON 0 at MAYNARD 0 — Maynard had the offensive edge in a strong de- fensive battle in which both teams were close to score. MALBORO 8 at MAYNARD 7 — One of the most thrilling high school football games ever witnessed on any grid-iron saw Maynard edged by a point-after touch- down, but not outplayed. A first period pass from Piecewicz to Bigusiak, and a con- version kick by Symes gave Maynard its score. MAYNARD at CONCORD (cancelled) — After postponement due to the elements, this game was cancelled because of the untimely death of the late President John F. Kennedy. MAYNARD 0 at MILFORD 30 — Let-down because of the long period of time be- tween games, saw Maynard defeated by the Milford eleven. MAYNARD 28 at CLINTON 6 — Maynard closed a successful season with a sound victory over Thanksgiving Day rival, Clinton. Symes, Ruggiero, Pileeki, and Brooks, a promising Sophomore, scored in a unified team effort.

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BOrS’ BASKETBALL Maynard 45 .Northbridge 52 Maynard 35 Marlboro 69 Maynard 45 Hudson 46 Maynard 33- Auburn 82 Maynard 25 Concord 82 Maynard 63 Clinton 40 Maynard .56 Wachusett 72 Maynard 58 Shrewsbury 84 Maynard 49— Milford 40 Maynard 54 — Marlboro 66 Maynard 40 — Northbridge 77 Maynard 53- Hudson 45 Maynard 63- -Auburn 74 Maynard 66 — Clinton 51 Maynard 53 — Wachusett 68 Maynard 50 — Shrewsbury 71 Maynard 57— Milford 57 VARSITY STANDING: J. McNamara; Manager; J. Mancini, W. Klokman, J. Mullin, J. Marcey, J. Marcey, D. Sullivan, J. Lannigan: Manager. FRONT ROW: D. Hatch, W. Bigusiak, S. Piece- wicz; Captain; G. Hatch. Maynard 34 — Marlboro 25 Maynard 36 — Northbridge 40 Maynard 53 — Hudson 29 Maynard 1 9 — Auburn 38 Maynard 23 — Concord 44 MayTiard 27 — Clinton 40 Maynard 25 — W ' achusett 51 Maynard 28 — Shrewsbury ' 25 Maynard 23— Milford 37 Mayaiard 42 — Marlboro 45 Maynard 3 1 — Northbridge 34 Maynard 40 — Hudson 28 Maynard 44 — Auburn 57 Maynard 45 — Clinton 39 Maynard 33 — Wachusett 71 Maynard 24 — Shrewsbury 23 Maynard 30— Milford 44 JUNIOR VARSITY STANDING : J. Mancini, J. Erkkinen, D. Mistretta, G. Murphy, A. Carlton, R. Brooks. FRONT ROW ; D. Hatch, W. Moore, J. Lerer, W. Cush, R. Sczerzen. Maynard High’s basketball team, coached by James Duggan, played in the Central Massachusetts Conference, ha ' ing rough opposition in schools such as Shrewsbury, Auburn, and Northbridge. The seniors who played their last basketball for May- nard High were; Steve Piecewicz, David and George Hatch.