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

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Phil Saisa leaves to write a book on making history. JoAnn Scacciotti leaves owing work to Mr. D. Jack Scott leaves his athletic ability to Ralph Di Pietro. Robert Sczerzen leaves his good looks to Alan Carlton. Daria Setzco leaves bound for Northeastern. Lili Silkonis and Carol Wojsznis leave for the beach. William Smith leaves many people wondering who he is. Richard Sofka leaves the Co-Op short of help. Rita Sofka leaves Mr, Lerer with one less prize pupil. Jean Steeves leaves heading for Howard Johnson ' s. David Sullivan leaves his sense of humor to Elaine Latva. Christine Taylor leaves complaining about cafeteria food, Malcolm Taylor leaves his singing ability to Audrey Clark, Erik Tervo leaves a slightly used clarinet to Ann Simons. Diane Tetreault leaves her Bride magazines to Ann Beauregard. JoAnn Tomyl leaves carrying the problems of the world on her Shoulders , Alan Torpa leaves Mr. McGuire jumping for joy. Richard Uglevich leaves his position as quarterback to Robert Sebastyn, Virginia Weckstrom leaves her piano playing ability to Judy Hytonen. Kenneth White leaves wondering why he ever came, Phyllis Whitney leaves staring at Barry, William Whitney leaves Karen Kulik waiting one more year. Witnesses : Christine Baker Julie Goebel Paula Joyal

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CLASS GIFTS To DENNIS AGIN, a known math whiz, We give the answers to a quiz. To WAYNE ALLEN, we give this dirty dish. Covered with leftover meat and fish. To SANDY ANDERSON, we give this key. So without a car she ' ll never be. To CHRIS BAKER, who about flowers is crazy. We give this pot with many a daisy. To ROBERT BARBER, and his car. We give this piston so they ' ll go far. To MIKE BARRETT, who is so full of fight. We give this muscle to add to his might. To MARTHA ELLEN BEEBE, some notes to play, So she can go merrily on her way. To CAROL BERRY, so full of fun, We give joy and happiness by the ton. To BILL BIGUSIAK, we give this string. So on his guitar he can really swing. To BENTLEY BLOOMBERG, a chemistry student. We give this compound with which to be prudent. To JOE BOBNIS, an artistic boy. We give this paint brush which we hope he ' ll enjoy. To PETE BOGONONVICH, so full of wit. We give these jokes so he ' ll be a hit, ' To IRENE BRAGA, a thriving business girl, We give some carbon paper to uncurl, To DONNA BRAMAN, we give this key. To place on her typewriter where it should be. To DONALD BRAYDEN, so shy and quiet. We give this bomb to start a riot. To ARTHUR BROOKS, who loves to prank. We give this tiger to put in his tank. To MARGIE BUTLER, who likes to chew gum. We give this Spearmint so she ' ll always have some. To JUDY CAHOON, who adores driving. We give this wheel so she ' ll continue arriving.