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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1967 volume:

MAYNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY , ,,1 J ' . - ■ ' sCHsech OWE, 1967 Maynard High School Maynard, Massachusetts Foreword The past is prologue to the future. In these pages we have gathered in pictures and words our recollections of days and years at Maynard High School. For the Class of 1967 may these memories of earlier years in- spire a bright future. Contents Page Foreword 2 Commemoration 4 Faculty and Administration 6 Graduating Seniors I 5 History of Class of 1967 45 Underclassmen 57 Activities 65 Patrons 90 Advertising 9 1 3 Commemoration We the Class of 1967 present this yearbook in commemoration of Richard Walter Johansen. Richard. Yo-Ho or Rick to most of us, had a special kind of personality, quiet at times, but at other times as loud as thunder. His enthusiasm for Jimmy Brown. Bob- by Hull, and hot rods was contagious. He liked the outdoors— hunting, fishing, and shooting. Football, baseball, and hockey were his favorite sports. He gave his best to all. We shall never forget Richard’s familiar back-slapping or his loud yell, Hey, wait up! It ' s the everyday things about Rick that we will remember most. 4 RICHARD WALTER JOHANSEN Let the Scroll Fill as it may as years unroll; But when again she calls her youth To serve her in the ranks of truth. May she find all one heart, one soul— At home or on some distant shore— All present, or accounted for!” 5 ALBERT LERER Superintendent DiRAN R. DERMARDEROSIAN Acting Vice Principal T Administration and Faculty WILFRED DeROSA Acting Principal Guidance i i ! JOSEPH T. LAFRAMBOISE Guidance Director Library HELEN W. TOOHEY Guidance Secretary i { DAVID E. COURCHENE Guidance Counselor i SYLVIA M. CLARK Librarian 8 English MARTHA J. CUTTING DOROTHY A. O ' MALLEY BETTY R HILL CLAIRE McIntyre 9 Home Economics Industrial Arts WORSLEY FARDY EVELYN SAWUTZ JOHN J. KENDRA k 10 DONALD SAULNIER Mathematics ALAN START 11 KENNETH J NAJJAR BERNARD M KOSC Physical Education RICHARD LAWSON MARTHA WHITTEMORE 12 I 1 I J I i; ] i 1 Science LAWRENCE LERER Chemistry NEIL F. LEWIS Physics and General Science Social Studies JOHN A. COLE Biology CAROL FITZSIMMONS Biology and General Science RUTH B CLAIR ANN CARNEGIE JOHN F. COTTER. JR Student Office Girls ! Class of 1 967 Senior Class Officers Frank Rizzo. President Rosemary Buscemi, Vice-President Mary Ann Colombo, Secretary Anna Buscemi, Treasurer 16 -L. - SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD Courtyard quartet— Rodge, Giovanni.” Andy, and Dick Programs? Ann Simons ssasa Les etudiantes Francaises— Susan. Linda. Elaine, and Diane - ' f i; . V LOIS ANNE AGIN Talkative . . prom court . . . Victory worker . . likes clothes . . . enjoys listening to the radio . . . Lois. Laughing and chattering through life she goes ■ CATHERINE ANN ALEXANDER Freckles . . . the mod look . . . folk music ... art ... soft voice . . Cathy. So often it ' s the quiet who accomplishes most. JOHN ALEXANDER BARILONE Future engineer . . . Fugs . . . records . . Joko . . . quiet at times . . . John. Stay as you are and be liked forever. GAIL ANN BEMIS Eddie . artist . . . majorette . . . swings a mean Singer . . . Ipana smile . . . Gail. Rembrandt l|. 18 GAYLE JEAN COPELAND Loves the Beatles . . . green Merc . . . have ya seen Jo? . . . has a HI for everybody . . . Gayle. The way to be happy is to make others so.” RICHARD LLOYD DERBY Cars and Drags . . . Karen . . . Gulf worker . . . Westward ho . . . Mr. D’s pal . . . Dick. Never touched by strifes or worries.” JANICE ELAINE CATHY DOYLE Likes anything academic . . . red leather bound book . . . anybody seen Sue? . . . Summertime student . . . NMS winner . . . Cathy. Inflamed by the love of learning. MARY ANN COLOMBO Seen at Dairy Dream ... my little truck . . . put the tail-gate up . . . senior editor . . . Class beaver . . . Mary Ann. A loyal good lass in work or fun; she ' ll help until the work is done. Richard Derby and Karen Gormley find time for a corridor chat. 21 I KATHLEEN ANN EDWARDSEN Prom court . . Hans Brinker stand-in hates ironing . . Kit . . Victory worker . nice smile . . . Kathy. When you have a nice smile, friends are easy to make ' JOHN ALBERT EERGUSON Fishing . . Ringo on a desk wants to become a draftsman likes cars . John Fine manners needs the support of fine manners in others DEBBIE LEE FRENCH Earrings fantastic! . . Nonchalance personified . . artistic . . individ- ualistic . . Debbie Yesterday ' s gone! What of it?” ANDRE PAUL GAGNON 4:30 A.M at the paper store . . . likes his own company . . wants to fly . favorite pastime— sleeping! . . . Andy. One accomplishes more by silence than by speech. 22 REGINA MARIE GALLIS Stuffed animals , . . babies . . . fabulous knitter . . . Joe . . . future pediatrician . . Regina. Good health and sense are two of life ' s greatest blessings ' MICHAEL LEROY GOEBEL Sports fan . . . give us a flex” ... Air Force . . . likes business law?? . . . Mike. For some are rugged and rocky.” KAREN JOYCE GORMLEY A l)! ' Seen with Dickie . . . typing whiz ... a Marion ' s girl . . . Great sportswoman . . . Karen. The glass of fashion and the mold of form.” STEPHANIE ANNE GRAMOLINI Athol transfer . . . book worm . . . easy to get along with . . . Ross . . . summer swimming instructor . . . Stephie. She finds joy everywhere.” f 23 ) DONALD MERTON HATCH Likealile . . . one of the Hatch clan . . . possible semi-pro . . . Pizza House . . . Don. An athlete has the power and courage to carry on. ALLAN HELENIUS ' 59 Chevy . . . Chocolate chip cookies . . . always has a HI . . . seen with Paul and Jeff . . . Al. From the soles of his feet to the crown of his head he is all mirth. TAVI FRED HELIN ' 59 Ford . . . likes baseball . . . lucky pool player . . . football player . . . artist . . . Chipper. Silence is the motto of truth.” 24 SUE ALLISON KELLEHER Marty . Hokie-Dokie seen at Dairy Dream . . . dressed in style is it true blondes have more fun??? . . . Sue She walks in beauty like the night of cloudless climes and starry skies. I I RUTH JANET KETO Skeets . . short but sweet . . . nice personality,. . . enjoys a good book and listening to records . . . Ruthie. Carry on in quiet earnestness. JANIS MARIE KIZIK Dimples . . . seen at Dairy Dream . . . life of a party . . Kaiser . . great personality . . . Janis. Dimples mean happiness. ' JOYCE BEATRICE KRANSEVICH ' Seen at Patty ' s . . always with Marie . Kathy ' s friend . . Joyce. Carefree am I . 27 JOANNE LAAKSO Kansas transfer . . . likes listening to records . . . makes friends easily . . . Joanne. A winning way. a pleasant smile JOSEPH ANTHONY LALLI Ouiet . . . karate . . . Red ' s friend . . . cars . . . Joe. Quietness is the finest armor a man can wear. JOHN PETER LANIGAN Joey ' s pal . . . class clown . . . phys. ed trainer . . . always happy . . . Red. Happy go lucky is the lad, always hap- py, never sad. Our popular friends. Sue Trombley. John Lanigan. and Charlie Brown. 28 PATRICIA LA VALLEY Seen with Mary Ellen . . . always talking . . . pool player . . . Pat. Happiness has many friends.” SUSAN MARIE LEACH Majorette . . . likes kittens . . good natured . . . well-liked . . Leachie. It ' s nice to be natural if you ' re naturally nice. SUSAN ANNE LENT Freckles . . . smart . . . neat dresser . . . talks on the ' phone to Anna . . . Sue. It is a friendlier heart that has plenty of friends” DIANE MARIE LESSARD Tall . slender . . . brunette . . . al- ways happy . . . Johnny . . Xavier . . . Diane. A light heart lives long. ' KATHERINE LUKASHUK An individualist . . Sheryl s friend mini-skirts . . . Kathy. I love a good hot argument. 29 So we re dancing! . . . our best. Joan Wasiuk and Allan Maki. ROSEMARY MALLOY Georgie . motorcycles . . . Susie ' s friend . . . carefree . . . Rokey. I make the most of what comes and the least of what goes ' MARTIN JAMES MARIA Ah-ha . . . where is my hat? . seen with Sue . . . back in 42 . . . one of Mecca ' s Arabs . . . Marty. Life is a jest and all things show it. I thought so once but now I know it. SHERRY EILEEN MAYES Chicopee transfer . . . TR3 . . . seen with the underclassmen . . . favors Texas . . , Sherry. Gentlemen prefer blondes. 30 JOHN PATRICK McCARTHY Eliot . . . Model A . . . Billy’s other half . . . full of fun . . . John. God does not measure men in inches. ELAINE MARSHA McGRATH Mary Ellen s friend . . . always with her radio . . . witty . . . Elaine. A good disposition gold cannot buy. CAROLYNNE McCUTCHEON Flirtatious . . . freckles . . . cheering squad . . . never can make up her mind . . Carolynne. I am searching for splendor and wonder.” SHERYL LOUISE McGLASHING Dicky . . Mrs. Piantoni’s secret agent . Kathy ' s side-kick . . . Sheryl. A quiet mind is richer than a crown. Flattery. Flowers, and Flirts . . Carolynne McCutcheon and Sonny Wardwell 31 WILLIAM McPHEE Marlboro Marathoner . . . ready, willing, and able . . . Orchid ' 37 . . . Johns pai . . Billy. For him a day ' s work is never done.” GAIL MELLO Petite ana sweet . quiet (sometimes) . . . pretty (always) . . . Gail. She speaks soft, gentle and low. DAVID MISTRETTA Seen with Gramps . . . Chemistry whiz . likes lab . . . seen at church . . . David. His quiet and unassuming manners bring forth his pleasant ways. PAUL MOLLE Red hot in an argument . . . sharp dresser . . . dark curls . . . drives a wide, track Tiger . . . Paul. Smiles with the intent of mischief. PAULA MOORE Forever talking . . . prankster . . . Big Wally ' s little sister . . . Paula. Always happy, always smiling, always talking. 32 DIANE MULCAHY Di Di . . never on time . . . weird hats future social worker . . . always something nice to say . . . Diane. Contentment won by work well done. Football, basketball, hockey, baseball. Name any sport. If one doesn ' t play it. the other does . . . George Murphy and Elaine Trakimas. GEORGE MURPHY Murph . . . likes the class of ' 69 . quiet . . . athletic ... 3 way captain . . . Stuffer. A star shines and so does an athlete. ELVI ALEKSANDRA NEWIS Has a summer place . . . Ann ' s friend . . . Cricket . . . big green eyes . . . future Syracuse girl . . . Elvi. Always happy, always gay. always something nice to say. FREDERICK NEWMAN Future Mr. America . . easy-going . . shy . . . Pete ' s friend . . . Fred. The man who blushes is not quite the brute. 33 GEORGE NIEMI Seen in Acton . . girls! . . . always with Mike . . . mod . . . George. Give me a gun. my hollow tree, a crust of bread, and liberty. CHARLES OGILVIE Blue Olds . . . Tommy’s pal . . . seen at Miller ' s . . . hardly the quiet type . . . Charlie. Eat. drink, and be merry, for tomorrow is a school day ” PETER ORSI One of Mr. Lerer’s boys . . . football player ... a quiet man . . . Pete. A good mind possesses a kingdom” Our shyest two . . . Sandra Piecewicz and Paul Toohey. SANDRA PIECEWICZ Girl Scout . . . studious . . . shy petite . . . Sandy. A smile is a whisper of a laugh. JOSEPH CHARLES REZUKE Likes sports . . . especially baseball Pete ' s side kick . . . Chimp . . . Joe Let each man do his best. CATHERINE MARY PILEEKI Favors the Navy . . . the farmer s daughter . . , Tayno . . good sense of humor . . . Cathy Stands high in the hearts of many. FRANCIS JUDE RIZZO My Belly ButlOM . . Mr. President Please pay your dues! . . big book carrier . . . Frank A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men STEVEN EDWARD PILEEKI Torrid Steve . dry sense of humor Murphy S Snyder boy . fastest car in town . . what a laugh! Steve. I like work; it fascinates me. I could sit and look at it for hours ' ALBERT LANCE ROGERS Sharon . . lead guitar . Billy ' s friend . Dum Dum Al I am destined for fun ' 35 PAULA MARIE SAINE Scott worker Audrey ' s Aunt . . likes a boy with a red Corvette . . . having fun . . . sings and dances . . . Paula. Success comes to those who strive for it SANDRA ANN SCHURMAN Scott worker . . . Sue ' s friend . . . ear- rings and short hair . . . likes drums . Sandy. Dream on . . The world is full of dreamers. MARGARET ANN SAWYER Nashoba transfer . . . VW . . . good looks . . . one of the talkative . . . Peggy. An agreeable addition to any com- pany. GLEN WAYNE SHAW Ann . . . 327 machine . . . New Hampshire commuter . . . Please no . . . cooch . . . Due . . . one of Mecca ' s Arabs . . . Glen. Sigh no more, ladies, for I am here. VINCENT SCACCIOTTI Likes sports . . . plays sax . . . Mr. G.’s left hand man . . . Goose . . . Vinnie. My thoughts are filled with stirring talk. HAROLD HERMAN SHAW 57 Chevy . . . Don ' t knock my boots . . . tall. dark, and handsome . Babe ■ ■ Buggy. You can tell he ' s a gentleman. Look at his boots. 36 ANN ELIZABETH SIMONS Long, dark hair . . . favors Spring uses a data computer system . . . Ann Her ways are ways of pleasantness. WILLIAM GEORGE S MITH Cars, cars, cars . . . wild Bill . . . Smitty . . . Crazy baby . . Billy. Why take life seriously? You ' ll never get out of it alive.” DONNA PATRICIA SNOW Bobby nice wardrobe . . . earrings galore . . Donut shop . . Donna. So neat and quiet in style. Our official class couple” . . . Donna Snow and Bob Kauppi. 37 The Courtyard— a favorite spot for Seniors. ALFRED JOSEPH TETREAULT You meet the nicest people on a Honda . . . coffee drinker . . . late show . . . Dennison boy . . . Joey. Life is just one darn thing after an- other. PAULETTE MICHELLE TETREAULT Strawberry blonde . . works at the Vic- tory . . . seen at Dairy Dream Paulette. Ful of the dickens and ready for fun.” PAUL ANDREW TOOHEY Lover (on the stage) . . . never talks unless he has to ... always the gentleman . . . Paul. He may be quiet, but he ' s always think- ing. 38 ELAINE MARIE TRAKIMAS Howie . . . works at John ' s cleaners . athletic . . Trake . . . Elaine. Willing to serve in any cause. SUSAN ELIZABETH TROMBLEY Bovs! . . . sweet personality . . . funny laughter . . . Bulla . . . Cheerful Cheering Captain . . . Sue. Born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. SUSAN ELLEN TUCKER Nice smile . . . prom court . . . great personality . . . Tiny Tim . . . every- body ' s friend . . . Sue. To see her is a picture, to hear her is a tune. VIRGINIA FRANCES VECCHIO Our queen . . . like gym? . . . Fine Arts girl . . . Joan ' s friend . . . Barber Chev- rolet . . . Ginny. How sweet it is to wear a crown! 39 SAMUEL DAVID WADE Works at Flying A . . likes the South fastest bike in town . . dark room dweller . . . David. But yet he made a thousand friends JOAN ELIZABETH WASIUK Wayne . . . NRHS . . . head majorette . . . Gym rat . . . Fine Arts girl . . . Cleopatra II . . . Joannie. A maiden fair with coal black hair. CLAYTON EDWARD WARDWELL Hates trees . . . girls! . . . ravishing red . . . Gabbie . . . teacher ' s favorite . . . class joker . .. Sonny. The happy day has finally arrived! SHARON ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Al . . . cute . . . gray Dodge . . . pet gold fish . . . slick chick . . . Sharon. Stay as you are and be liked forever. ROSTIC MICHAEL ZERCHYKOV Steph . . . NMS winner . . . one of the three musketeers . . . headed for U. Mass . . . Ross. By the work one knows the worker. 40 I j Senior Directory I 1 Lois Anne Agin 2 I ' 3 Concord Street j J W-C. I 2 3 -t; U N Trip 3; N E P T I. Graduation Usherette 3; I Junior Prom Usherette 2; Prom Court 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2. Math League 12 3 4; [? ramat I ic Club 3; Library Club 2 3 4; French Club 3 4; Volleyball Intramurals I 12 3 4; J V Basketball I 2; Scrarh C H Staff 12 3 4; Play Participant ' 3 I Catherine Ann Alexander . 5 Elm Court - J W.C 12 3 4: U N Trip 3; Glee Club 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2; French Club 3: Scnrch Owl Staff 4 . John Alexander Barilone 8 I Parker Street Student Council 3; U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 4; Library Club 2 3 4; French Club 3; Track Team 2 3; Scnrch Owl Staff 4 Gail Ann Bemis I 8 Marlboro Street J.W.C 12 3 4; Junior Prom Committee 2. Junior Prom Usherette 2; Glee Club I 2 3; Band Majorette 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Band Exchange 12 3 4; Library Club 2; Volleyball Intramurals I 2; J V. Basketball 2; Screedt Pr Staff 2 4; Spelling Bee Finalist 12 3 4; Strat- ford Trip I 2 George Edward Bogonovich 254 Great Road Junior Prom Committee 3; Library Club; Strcaii cV Staff 4. Roger Willis Brayden 55 Concord Street i Student Government Exchange 3; F T A. 2; Senior Executive Com- mittee 4; U N. Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; District Band 2 3; Glee Club 12 3 4; Band 12 3 4; Dance Band 4; Brass Choir 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Band Exchange 12 3 4; Mass Chorus 2; A Cap- 1 pella Choir 3. President 4; Scrarh Owl Staff 2 4; Play Participant 3. I Anna Marie Buscemi |i j 6 Espie Avenue N.H.S. 3 4; Student Government Exchange 3: J.W.C. I 2 3. Secretary 4; Senior Executive Committee 4; U N Trip 3; Class Treasurer 2 3 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club I 2 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Dramatic Club 2 3; French Club 3 4; Program Seller 4; Scrarh Owl Staff 4; Assistant Business Editor 4: Play Partici- pant 2 Rosemary Georgia Buscemi I Front Street Student Council -, N.FI S 3 4: Student Government Exchange 3; F T A 2 3 4; J W C 12 3 4; U N Trip 3; Class Vice-President 2 3 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Junior Prom Committee 3: Glee Club I 2 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Math League 2 3 4; Dramatic Club 12 3 4; Li- brary Club 2 3; French Club 2 3 4; Program Seller 4; Scrarh Dm S taff 12 3 4; Play Participant 3; Science Quiz Team 3 4 Richard John Butler 1 83 Parker Street Projectionist I; Track Team 2 3 4; J V. Football I. Varsity 2 3. Co- Captain 4; Senior Letterman 4; Sutcrprisc IKW-Siar 3; Baseball Team I Happiness is . . . William McPhee. Peggy Sawyer, Rodger Brayden. aisidkfjgh Debbie Lee French, Elaine McGrath, Gayle Copeland. Stewart Thomas Campbell 17 Old Marlboro Road Transfer from American Government School in Germany and Ayer; Student Council 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; French Club 3; Foot ball Varsity 4. Audrey Beatrice Clark 8 Thomas Street J W.C 12 3 4; Memorial Day Speaker I; Glee Club I 2 3; Music Festival I 2; Mass Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 3; Dramatic Club 1 2 3; Library Club 2; Scrarh Owl Staff 4; Play Participant 2, Kathleen Ann Clifford I I Sunset Road Transfer from Waltham Ffigh School Mary Ann Colombo 56 Waltham Street F T A I; J.W.C. 12 3 4; Senior Executive Committee 4: U N Trip 3; Class Secretary 2 3 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Junior Prom Usherette 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Ring Committee 1; Glee Club 1 2 3; Band 1 2 3; Band Exchange I 2 i. Music Festival I 2; Wood- wind Ensemble 3; Library Club 2 3; Gym Show 2; Volleyball Intramu rals 1 2; Scrarh Owl Senior Editor 4 Gayle Jean Copeland Great Road J.W.C 12 3 4; U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club I 2 3: Music Festival 2 3; French Club 3; Volleyball Intramurals I 2 3; J.V. Basketball I 2; Scrarh Owl Staff 4. Richard Lloyd Derby 46 Brooks Street Junior Prom Committee 3. Janice Elaine Cathy Doyle I 4 Maybury Road N H S 3, President 4; F T A 4; J W.C I 2 3 4; U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; District Choir 3: Glee Club I 2 3. Treasurer 4; Music Festival h Mass Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3 4; Math League 3 4; French Club 3 4; N.M S.O T Letter of Commendation 4; Volley ball Intramurals I; Scrarh Owl Literary Editor 4; Play Participant 3; Nominated for N.C T.E Achievement Awards 3; Stratford Trip I 2; Girls ' State Alternate 3: Science Quiz Team 4; Kathleen Ann Edwardsen 8 Arthur Street J W C 12 3 4; Prom Court 3; Glee Club I 2 4; Music Festival 1 2; Library Club 4; Volleyball Intramurals I 2; Search Owl Staff 4 John Albert Ferguson 76 Great Road Projectionist I Debbie Lee French Parker Street J W C 12 3 4; Glee Club I 2 3; Music Festival 1 2; Dramatic Club 2 3; French Club 3; Search Dm S taff I 2 3 4; Stratford Trip I 2 41 CHRISTINE HARDING 1 Espie Avenue J W.C. I 2; Glee Club I 2 3; Gym Show 2-, Volleyball Intramurals I 2 4: Field Hockey 2. Softball I Donald Merton Hatch 1 0 Main Street Gym Show 2; Football Varsity I 2 3; Basketball Varsity 2 3; Letterman 3 Allan Helenius 16 Old Marlboro Road Gym Show 2 Tavi Fred Helin 29 River Street Gym Show I 2-. Football Varsity 4; Basketball Varsity 3 4; Senior Letterman 4 Wesley Joseph Hirons. Jr 63 Concord Street U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; District Band 3; Orchestra I 2: Glee Club 12 3 4; Band 2 3 4; Band Exchange 2 3 4; Brass Choir 2 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Mass Chorus I; Dance Band 2 3 4; String Ensemble 3 4; Stage Band 3 4; A Cappella Choir. Secretary 3 4; Dra- matic Club I 2. French Club 3; Scnrch Om Staff I 2. Business Staff Editor 4: Play Participant I Kathy Lukashuk Andre Paul Gagnon 33 Brown Street Band 12 3 4; Dance Band 4; Music Festival I 2; Band Exchange 2 3; Saxophone Ensemble 3 4; Football Varsity 3. Regina Marie Gallis 22 Crane Avenue Student Council I 2: N H S. 3 4. J.W.C. I. Program Committee 2 3. Treasurer 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Ring Committee I; Orchestra I 2. Band 12 3 4; Band Exchange 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Woodwind Ensemble 3 4; Flute Ensemble 3; French Club 3 4; Volleyball Intramurals I 2 4; J.V. Basketball I 2; Scrt’cch Om ' S taff 4; Science Quiz Team 4; Glee Club I 2; Stratford Trip 2. Dramatic Club I . Michael Leroy Goebel 2 ’ Lewis Street Karen Joyce Gormley 58 Thompson Street J.W.C 12 3 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club I 2 3; Music Festival I 2; Library Club 2; Volleyball Intramurals I 2 3; J.V. Basketball I. Varsity 2 3 4; Field Hockey 12 3 4; Screech 0� ' Clerical Editor 4; Softball Team I; Senior Letterwoman 4 Hugh Hollohan 97 PowderMill Road U.N. Trip 3; Orchestra 2; Glee Club I 2 3; Band 12 3 4; Dance Band 2 3. Brass Choir 2 3; Music Festival I 2. Band Exchange I 2 3 4; Stage Band 2 3; A Cappella Choir 3; Projectionist I 2 3-. Science Club 3 4: French Club 4 Robert Albert Hynes 6 Sudbury Court Junior Prom Committee 3. Judy Hytonen 8 Bancroft Street J.W.C. I 2 3; U-N. Trip 3; Prom Court 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Orchestra I 2 3. Librarian 4; Boys ' and Girls’ Glee Club Accompanist 3 4; Glee Club Vice-President 4; Band 12 3 4; Woodwind Ensemble 3 4; Flute Ensemble 3 4; Stage Band 3 4; A Cappella Choir 3 4; French Club 3; Screech Owl Staff 4; Play Participant 3 4; Softball Team I ; Stratford Trip I 2. Dennis James lannitelli 2 1 0 Summer Street Student Government Exchange Alternate 3; U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; District Band 3; Orchestra I 2; Glee Club 12 3 4: Mass Chorus 2; Band 12 3 4. Band Exchange 12 3 4; Dance Band I 2 3 4; Brass Choir 12 3 4; Music Festival I; Stage Band 3 4: A Cappella Choir 3 4; French Club Stephanie Anne Gramolini 6 Elm Court Transfer from Athol-Royalston Regional High N H S 3. Secretary 4: F T A 4: Senior Executive Committee 4; Gradua- tion Usherette 3: Glee Club 3. Librarian 4; Math League 4; Dra- matic Club 4. Library Club 4; Screech Owl Staff 4; J.W.C. 4 Five seconds to the bell . . . Paula Moore. Sandy Schurman. Elvi Newis. Anna Buscemi. Nancy Jean Jarvinen 37 Elmwood Street Student Council I 2 3. Vice-President 4; N.H S. 3 4: F T A I. Vice- President 4. J.W.C. I. Program Committee 2 3. Chairman 4; Girls State Representative 3: U.N. Trip 3; Class Vice-President I; Prom Court 3; Prom Publication Committee. Chairman 3: Ring Committee I ; Glee Club I 2; Band Exchange 12 3 4: Music Festival I 2; Wood- wind Ensemble 3 4; French Club 3 4; J.V, Basketball I. Varsity 2 3 4; Field Hockey Varsity 2 3 4; Senior Letterwoman 4; Screech Owl Staff 4; Dramatic Club I: Stratford Trip I 2; Softball I. Ann Theresa Johnston 66 Powder Mill Road J.W.C. 12 3 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Cheerleader 2 3 4; Screech C «- Staff 4. Gerald Raymond Kane 3 I Marlboro Street Student Council I 2 3. President 4; N H.S. 4: Boys ' State Representative 3; Harvard Book Award 3; Class President I; Memori- al Day Speaker 3; Graduation Usher 3; Junior Prom Committee 3: Ring Committee I; Band 12 3 4; Band Exchange 12 3 4; Dance Band 12 3 4; Woodwind Ensemble 3 4; Saxophone Ensemble 3 4: Stage Band 2 3 4: Science Club 4; French Club 3; Golf Team h J.V. Football I. Varsity 2 3; Senior Letterman 4; Screech Owl Staff 3 4. Lee Kankanpaa Great Road U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3: Math League 3: Science Club 12 3 4; French Club 2 3; Gym Show I-. Screech Owl Staff 4; Science Club. Vice-President 4; National Youth Conference Representative on the Atom (Chicago) 3. Robert Albert Kauppi 5 Brigham Street Junior Prom Committee 3: Glee Club 2 3; Band 12 3 4; Music Festival 2; Scra ' ch Owl Staff 4, Sue Allison Kelleher 237 Main Street J W C 12 3 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Volleyball Intramurals I 2 3; Scrach Owl Staff 4. Ruth keto 20 Harrison Street J.W C I 2 3; U N. Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club I 2 3; Music Festival I 2; Mass Chorus I 2; A Cappella Choir 3; Math League I 2 3: Dramatic Club I 2 3; Library Club 3; French Club 3; Play participant 3 Janis Maria Kizik 1 05 Waltham Street J.W.C 12 3 4; Junior Prom Committee 3: Volleyball Intramurals I 2; J.V. Basketball 2. Varsity 3; Scrccdt Owl Staff 4 Joyce Beatrice Kransevich 1 Sudbury Court Li.N. Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 3 4; Dramatic Club 2 3 4; Library Club 2 3; French Club 3: Volleyball Intramurals 2 3: Screech Staff 4. Joanna Laakso 36 Glendale Street Transfer from Highland Park High School, Topeka, Kansas. Joseph Anthony Lalli 4 Garfield Street Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club I 4; Track Team 3; Baseball Manager I; Football Manager I, John Peter Lanigan I 2 Garfield Street Football Manager 12 3 4; Basketball Varsity 3; Screech Owl Staff 4; Senior Executive Committee 4 Linda Lankiewicz 34 Brooks Street J W.C. 12 3 4: U N. Trip 3; Prom Court 3; Dramatic Club 2 3 4; Li- brary Club 3 4; French Club 3 4; J V Basketball I. Varsity 2 3; Field Hockey 2 3: Screech Owl Staff Lay-out Editor 4, Patricia Ellen Lavalley 25 Sudbury Street Glee Club I: Volleyball Intramurals 12 3 4; Program Seller 4: Screech L7« ' Staff I 4; Office Secretary I. Susan Marie Leach 7 DeMars Street J.W.C. 12 3 4; Glee Club I 2 3; Band Majorette 2 3 4: Music Festival 2; Band Exchange 2 3 4; Gym Show 2i Volleyball Intramurals 12 3 4: J.V Basketball 2. Varsity 3 4; Screech C h ' S taff 4. Susan Ann Lent 5 Louise Street N.H.S. 3. Vice-President 4; Student Government Exchange 3; F T. A 2 3, Secretary 4: J.W.C. 12 3 4; U N Trip 3; Memorial Day Speaker 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Junior Prom Committee 3: Glee Club I 2 3 4; Music Festival 1 2: Math, League 3 4; French Club 3. President 4; Screech Owl Staff 4; Science Quiz Team 3 4; Stratford Trip I 2. Mary Ann Colombo and Frank Rizzo— today’s work is never done! Camera conscious? Well, not everyone. Diane Marie Lessard I Sherman Street J.W C. I 2 3; Program Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3, Glee Club 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Dramatic Club 3 4; Library Club I 2 3 4; French Club 3 4; Volleyball Intramurals 2 3 4; Screech Owl SxaH 4; Soft- ball Team I . Katherine Anne Lukashuk 9 Martin Street U N Trip 3. Allan Richard Maki 6 Beacon Street Gym Show I 2, Track Team 2 3. Rosemary Anne Malloy Hayes Street J.W.C 12 3 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. Glee Club 2 3; Music Festival 2: Volleyball Intramurals 4; Field Hockey 2; Program Seller 4; Screech Owl Staff 4. Martin James Maria 6 Hayes Street Junior Prom Committee 3. Sherry Eileen Mayes 1 7 8 Great Road Transfer from Chicopee High School; J W.C 2 3, Secretary, Program Committee 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Glee Club 2 3 4; Band 2 3, Librarian 4; Music Festival 2; Mass Chorus 2: Band Exchange 2 3 4; Woodwind Ensemble 3 4; Flute Ensemble 3 4; Math League 2; Dramatic Club 3: Cheerleader 2 3 4; Senior Photographer Committee 3: N.H.S. 4: Screech Owl Staff 2. Editor-in-chief 4. Stratford Trip 2. John Patrick McCarthy ’07 Acton Street unior Prom Committee 3. Carolynne McCutcheon 174 Main Street Transfer from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School; Junior Prom Committee 3; Cheerleader 2 3 4; Screech Owl Staff 4; J W.C. 4; Volleyball Intramurals 4 Sheryl Louise McGlashing 7 Prospect Street Elaine Marsha McGrath 1 7 Elm Street J.W.C. 12 3 4; U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3: Glee Club I 2 3 4; Music Festival 2; Library Club 2 4; Volleyball Inlramurals 2 3 4: Field Hockey 2: Screech Owl Staff 4 William MePhee I I Percival Street U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Science Club 3 4; Gym Show I 2: Track Team 2; Screech Owl Staff 4; Football Announcer 3 4 Gail Mary Mello 2 I Walnut Street F T A. 1; J.W.C. I 3 4. Program Committee 2; Glee Club I 2 3; Mu- sic Festival I 2; Dramatic Club 4; Library Club 2. French Club 3 4: Volleyball Intramurals 2-. Scrarh Oui Statt 4, David Anthony Mistretta 2 Taylor Road U N Trip 3; N E.S T . Junior Prom Committee 3; Band 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Band Exchange 12 3 4, Woodwind Ensemble 3: Saxophone Ensemble 3; Projectionist I. Science Club I 2 3. Trea- surer 4; J V Basketball I, Scnrch Owl Staff 4 Paul Molle 22 Douglas Avenue Junior Prom Committee 3; Scnrch Owl Staff 4, Paula Jean Moore 6 Walcott Street J W.C. I 2: Library Club 2 3; Volleyball Intramurals 2 3; Program Seller 4: Scnrch Owl Staff 4 Diane Elizabeth Mulcahy 1 0 Walcott Street FTA I23 4;JWC 23 4 LI N Trip i. Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club I 2 3 4 Band 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Band Exchange 12 3 4, Flute Ensemble 3; French Club 3 4 George Richard Murphy Roosevelt Street Band 12 3 4; Band Exchange 12 3 4; Gym Show 2: Track Team 3; J.V Football 2. Varsity 3 4; J V, Basketball 12 3 4. Varsity 3 4; Senior Letterman 3 4 Elvi Aleksandra Newis I 06 Parker Street F T A 2: J.W.C. 12 3 4; U.N. Trip 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Orchestra I 2; Glee Club I 2; Band 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2. Band Exchange 12 3 4: Woodwind Ensemble 3; Flute Ensemble 3; Math League 2 4; Dramatic Club I 4. French Club 3 4; J V- Basketball I 2; Screech Owl Staff 2 4; Stratford Trip I 2: N H S 4. Fredrick Francis Newman 26 Park Street Student Council 3; J.V. Football 2: Varsity Basketball 2; Scnrch Owl Staff 4 George Richard Niemi 4 Whitney Avenue Charles Richard Ogilvie 1 I Sudbury Street Junior Prom Committee 3: Varsity Football 4; Scrccch Owl Staff 4. Peter Michael Orsi 2 Pomciticut Avenue Projectionist I; Science Club I 2 3: President 4; Biology Club U French Club 2 3. Gym Show I 2; Varsity Football 3, Mary Ellen Piantedosi 47 Butler Avenue Student Council 2 4; U N. Trip 3; Glee Club 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Volleyball Intramurals 12 3 4; Program Seller 4; Screech (Ptt ' Staff 4; Softball h Library Club 4 Sandra Piecewicz I 3 Assabet Street F T A. 2 3. Treasurer 4; U N Trip 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 2 3 4; Music Festival 2; French Club 3 4; Screech Owl Siaii I 4: Play Participant 4; Stratford Trip I 2. Catherine Mary Pileeki 7 I Parker Street U N. Trip 3: Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Volleyball Intramurals I 2; Program Seller 4; Screech Owl Staff 4; Softball I Steven Edward Pileeki 37 Roosevelt Street Junior Prom Committee 3; Screech Owl Staff 4. Joseph Charles Rezuke 50 Douglas Avenue Band I 2 3; Music Festival I 2; Band Exchange I 2 3: Projectionist 1. French Club 2 3; Gym Show I 2 4; J.V Football I. Varsity 2 3 4; Senior Letterman 4; Screech Staff 4. Baseball Team I 2 3. Captain 4. Francis Jude Rizzo 1 02 Great Road Student Council 2 3. Treasurer 4: F T. A. 2 4. President 4; Senior Executive Committee 4; U N Trip 3: Class Treasurer 1. President 2 3 4. Memorial Day Speaker 3; Junior Prom Committee 3: Ring Com- mittee I; Orchestra 2; Glee Club I 2 3. Treasurer 4; Band Exchange 12 3 4; Mass Chorus I 2; Woodwind Ensemble 3 4; A Cappella Choir 3 4; Dramatic Club 12 3 4; Library Club 2 3; French Club 2 3; Screech c7« ' Staff 3. Special Events Editor 4; Play Participant 2 3 4. Albert Lance Rogers I 3 Dix Road Junior Prom Committee 3 Paula Marie Saine 1 3 Warren Street J.W C 12 3 4. U N Trip 3; Glee Club I 2 3; Music Festival 1 2; Mass Chorus 3; Library Club 2 3; Volleyball Intramurals I 2 3: Screech Owl Staff 4, Margaret Ann Sawyer 27 Thompson Street Transfer from Nashoba Regional High School: J.W.C. 4. Vincent Scacciotti I 5 Winter Street Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 12 3 4; Band 12 3 4: Dance Band 2 3 4. Music Festival I 2; Band Exchange 12 3 4; Mass Cho- rus I 2; Saxophone Ensemble 3; Stage Band 3 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Projectionist I; J V Football I 2. Varsity 3 4; Senior Letterman 4 Sandra Ann Schurman 5 Roosevelt Street FT A I; J WC . Program Committee I 2 3. Vice-President 4; U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 12 3 4; Music Festival 3; Gym Show 2. Volleyball Intramurals 2: J.V. Basketball 2; Screech Owl Staff 4, High noon! Glen Wayne Shaw 174 Great Road Junior Prom Committee 3 Harold Herman Shaw. Jr 174 Great Road Junior Prom Committee 3 Ann Elizabeth Simons 17 O ' Moore Avenue F T A 2 4i J W.C. 12 3 4; U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3: Glee Club I 2-, Band I 2 i. Music Festival I 2. Band Exchange I 2 3; Woodwind Ensemble 3. Dramatic Club 1 4; Math League 4; French Club 3. Treasurer 4; Program Seller 4; Sennit Owl Staff 2 4; Science Quiz Team 4; Stratford Trip I 2 William George Smith 30 Waltham Street Transfer from Brighton High School: Junior Prom Committee 3 Donna Patricia Snow 1 Amory Avenue J W C. 12 3 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 3; Field Hockey Manager 2 3 4; Senior Letterwoman 4; Screech Owl Staff 4 Edward James Stapel 38 Mill Street Linda Merls Tervo 1 00 Acton Street F T A 2 3 4; J W C. I 2 3 4; U N Trip 3; Class Secretary I; Junior Prom Committee 3; Ring Committee I; Orchestra I 2; Glee Club I 2 3 4; Band 12 3 4; Brass Choir I. Music Festival I; Band Exchange I 2 3 4; A Cappella Choir 3 4; Mass Chorus 2; String Ensemble 3; Li- brary Club 3 4; French Club 3; Screech c w Staff 4; Play Participant 3. Alfred Joseph Tetreault so Crane Avenue Paulette Michelle Tetreault 4 Taylor Road J.W C. I 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club I; Volleyball Intra- murals I 2: Field Hockey Manager I; Screech Om ' S taff 4. Paul Andrew Toohey 2 I Old Marlboro Road Glee Club I 2 3. Vice-President 4; Band 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2: Band Exchange 12 3 4; Science Club I 2 3. Secretary 4; Dramatic Club 12 3 4; French Club 3; J V Football 3. Varsity 4; Play Partici- pant 12 3 4. Elaine Marie Trakimas 8 High Street Student Council I 2 3. Secretary 4: Student Government Exchange Alternate 3: J W.C 12 3 4: U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Decorating Chairman 3; Glee Club 12 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Library Club 2 3; French Club 3 4: Gym Show 2: Volleyball Intramurals 2. J.V. Basket- ball 1. Varsity 2 3. Captain 4; Field Hockey 1 2 3. Captain 4; Senior Letterwoman 4; Screech Owl Staff 4 Susan Elizabeth Trombley 12 Concord Street Student Council I; JW C 12 3 4; Senior Executive Committee 4. Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club I 2 3. Music Festival I 2; Vol- leyball Intramurals I 4. Senior Letterwoman 4; Cheerleader 2 3. Cap- lain 4; Screech Owl Staff 4 Susan Ellen Tucker I I Roosevelt Street F T A I 4; J W C. I. Program Committee 2 3. President 4; Senior Executive Committee 4. U N Trip 3; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3; Glee Club I 2 3, President 4; Music Festival I 2. French Club 3, Secretary 4: Screech Owl Sxaii 4, Virginia Frances Vecchio 28 Harrison Street J W C 12 3 4. Prom Oueen 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club I 2 3, Samuel David Wade 93 Acton Street U N Trip 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 2 3 4, Band 2 3 4; Music Festival 2 3; Band Exchange 2 3 4. A Cappella Choir 3; Dra- matic Club 3; Library Club 3; French Club 3; Screech OwlSiaH 4; Strat- ford Trip 2 Clayton Edward Wardwell 147 Great Road Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 2; Screech Owl Staff 4. Joan Elizabeth Wasiuk 3 Acton Street J.W.C. 12 3 4. Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 1 2 3; Band Majorette I 2 3, Head Majorette 4; Music Festival I 2; Band Exchange 12 3 4; Gym Show 2: Volleyball Intramurals 3; J.V. Basketball 3; Screech Owl Staff 4. Sharon Elizabeth Williams I 4 Pleasant Street J.W.C. 12 3 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Glee Club h Gym Show 2; Volleyball Iniramurals I 2: Field Hockey I 2. Roslic Michael Zerchykov I 3 Bancroft Street Student Council I; Student Government Exchange 3; FT. A 2 3 4: Boys ' State Representative 3: U N. Trip 3: Graduation Usher 3; Ju- nior Prom Usher I ; Junior Prom Committee 3; Ring Committee I : Dis- trict Band 2 4: Orchestra I 2; Glee Club I 2 3. President 4; Band I 2 3. Secretary 4; Dance Band 2 3 4; Brass Choir 2 3 4; Music Festival I 2; Mass Chorus 2; String Ensemble 3: Stage Band 3 4; A Cappella Choir 3 4; Dramatic Club 12 3 4; Screech Oh ' S taff 2 3 4; Spelling Bee Finalist 2 3; Play Participant 3: N H S 4; N M S O T Letter of Com- mendation 4 Our intellectuals, Janice Doyle and Rostic Zerchykov. have found the sure way to success. 45 Class History 1963 1967 Maynard High School . . . until September. 1964 In September, 1963, we entered Maynard High School on Summer Street, joyful at the big step we had taken into the adult world, yet fearful of the new faces and surroundings. We attended our first high school dance (the traditional Welcome Freshman Dance,” sponsored by the Seniors), elected our class officers: President, Gerry Kane; Vice-President, Nancy Jarvinen: Secretary, Linda Tervo: Treasurer, Frank Rizzo, and established ourselves officially as the class of ’67. Class Ring vs. School Ring” was the major political is- sue in school at the time, but a world event far more startling was the assassination of President Kennedy. Later that year the Beatles revolutionized the music in- dustry. Our Sophomore year, l964-’65, was full of good things. We entered a new building, sampled cafeteria food for the first time, and our float won first prize at the rally. This was a presidential election year and as President Johnson took office to guide the country while we were in high school, so did President Frank Rizzo, Vice-President Rosemary Buscemi, Secretary Mary Ann Colombo, and Treasurer Anna Marie Buscemi take office until graduation. This year, too, brought the Man front U.J .CX.S.” “Qcldfingcr . 46 As Juniors we settled down to the routine so familiar to us from two years’ experience. This year set a precedent in that shop classes were offered to girls for the first time. We received the school rings we had ordered in our Sophomore year. Near the end of Octo- ber we left the school at the early hour of 6:30 A.M. and travelled to New York City to visit the United Na- tions. A second precedent was set when our school put on Bye Bye Birdie, the first musical comedy at Maynard High. In the T.V. world there was the appearance of Batman, the caped crusader, and i et Smart with Would you believe . . This was the year of the Black-Out, Granny Gowns, mod-print suits, and textured stockings were the rage along with long straight hair for boys (but not in school) and girls. The waistband dropped and the hemline rose to make mini-skirts and hip- huggers. In May our hard work was crystallized into one of the prettiest proms the school has ever had— Moonlit Gardens.” In September, 1966, we returned to school for the last time. We were finally Seniors. In early September we gave the traditional Welcome Freshmen Dance ” We received our Senior pictures and the school buzzed with whispers of, Do you have your pictures?”, Can I see your pictures? . The yearbook staff was busy on the Screech Owl. Near the end of October the English classes went to see Mantlet at Natick High School. Being measured tor our caps and gowns struck a note of sadness. On January 13. Maynard High School was represented on the WHDH T.V. show Jt ' s Academic. This last year was one of college and job applications and interviews, of plans and hopes for the future. Maynard High School. 1964 . . . 47 Remember ♦ ♦ ♦ when we went Ghost Hunting? the Rod § Gun dances? the Due-gang? when Mr. DeRosa was coach? the Wednesday fun club? Mr. Gray? the prom parties? Miss Merrill? buses? the haunted house? Saturday night at the Drive-in? Baby John? Mrs. Tucker and, Good, better, best, never let it rest ’til your good is better and your better is best.’’? when dances were 50c lab? double sessions in Junior High? George Washington Auditorium? when Seniors didn’t have to take music lessons? perfect attendance records? recess? Mrs. Clark’s Latin classes? Benti Benz? when Red Lanigan liked sports more than girls? Mrs. Akins 4th period geometry class? ouyayidskay? Juanita? where’d you get the ants? the girls’ first J.V. basketball game, 3 to 5? when Mr. D was just a teacher? speech classes? the new school construction? when we got out at 1 :00? the senior bench at the Old High School that we never got to? decorating floats at Sue’s house? our Sophomore biology class? Mr. Sheridan? when Seniors tradionally won sectional cheering? the old High School? People’s Theatre? English with a midwestern flavor— Mrs. Rand. A younger Cathy Alexander and Anna Buscemi. George Washington didn ' t sleep here, but we remember it for other occasions. Trick or treat? Remember . . . Mr. Mattioli? Mrs. Ayotte? when the boys remembered? girls were taller than the boys? the Roosevelt School gutter? Gary? Happy? when we walked instead of drove cars? Eliot’s Model A? J.W.C. Initiations? our Junior High football squad? Miss Murphy? the Victory dances? Dairy Dream? Marty’s hat? the office bench? when the girls didn’t like the boys and the boys didn’t like the girls? Sue? Lee’s Honda? when Butler ’’GOT STUCK”? Miss Pasakarnis? Stratford? Variety shows with Mr. Dionne? the Orchid Rocket”? Mrs. Rand? when Sonny had 50 hours? when the water pipe broke? when Chipper spelled Maynard Manard ”? the old study hall? 5th grade class at Coolidge school? when our class came in 1st in the float contest for two consecutive years? when graduation seemed so far away? would you believe”? Granny dresses? Mr. Coan? MOST OF ALL THE CLASS OF ’d7f For the love of Lab! Flow does this look? 49 Moonlit Gardens It must be a waltz! ry Oueen Marty The night before . The Grand March 50 Lee K. with Terry. The Queen and Court VIRGINIA VECCHIO Susan Tucker. Lois Agin. Kathy Edwardsen. Virginia Vecchio. Judy Hytonen. Nancy Jarvinen. and Linda Lankiewicz Elaine and Mary Ellen Chipper UP! Glen! Elaine in action Mrs. Noyes’ favorite class H S“ 52 Administrative conference Awards Harvard Book Award— Gerald Kane 53 National Merit Commendation Scholars Janice Doyle and Rostic Zerchykov I K - ' ■ Paulette sews a fine seam Worried Lois . . . Pensive Bob . Attentive Ann and Diane 54 Joyce and Pat take it easy! I Ann shows how to do it . Letter writing again. Joan? Sign in. please . Library Aide. Miss Mclntryre Future draughtsmen? Cheerin ' Sherry! Hitting the books! 55 J.W.C. dance ' 66 Susan Leach Jocko and friend I and Senior Staff of Yearbook at work The sound of music . Art Room this way! Rosemary concentrates Sue Lent— resting? Mary Ann is happy. Karen G. in action! Ross and Stephanie 56 As Red likes it— surrounded! The Junior Class Doug Jome at dejeuner . . . Nancy Foley on U N. trip ’66 Chem buff Scott Studivan Juniors, go home! MEMBERS OE THE Bonnie Alexander Karen Alto Marsha Alto Lauri Amirault Linda Arcieri Kevin Baker Joan Bakun Joan Ballard Courtney Barber Mary Ann Barilone Charles Baxter John Beauregard Gary Bemis Patricia Bennett Rhonda Blanchard Paul Bogonovich Billy Bollinger Dennis Brenn Lawrence Bucci Robert Burt Constance Buscemi Brian Campbell Jeffrey Carlton Aimee Carruth James Christian Dianne Coutu Peter Cunniff William Cuttell Christine Davidson Michael Dionne James Dora Nancy Droz Kathleen Ehlers David Ealdasz Elizabeth Eerguson Nancy Eoley Marcia Forssen Paul Eryatt Kenneth Gagnon Robert Goebel Margaret Gorts Michael Graceffa Shirley Grant Paul Green Edwin A. Grierson Michael Halstead Cheryl Harding Gene Hatch Paul Hatch Linda Hlavati Judith Hunter Rosemary Ignachuck William Ignachuck CLASS OE 1968 Kristen Johnson Douglas Jome Gary Justason Linda Keegan Martha Kennedy Thomas King Victor Kizik Wolfgang Klein Joyce Knowles Diane Lankiewicz Michael LeSage Regina Lewis George Lombardi Grace Luca Rebecca McDowell Sharyn McNamara Jeanne Maglione Linda Mariani Elaine Martinkus Barbara Menard Walter Mikkonen Kathleen Milewski Lawrence Moody Barry Morin Paul Mosca Michael Mulcahy Daniel Norman Ann Nugent Theresa O’Neil Carol Pazaricky Diane Pederson Gerald Plant Anthony Popieniuck George Ouinn Susan Ouinn Paul Rakiey Sarah Saisa Denise Severi Scott Studivan Kathyrn Symes Michael Tetreault James Tompkins Jeanette Tompkins Richard Trakimas Sharon Tucker Bruce Waluck Deborah Wardwell Barbara Wasiuk Gary Watjus Robert Whittemore Charles Willett Paul Wojsznis Class Officers; President Richard Trakimas; Vice President. Sarah Saisa; Secretary, Carol Pa zaricky; Treasurer. Rebecca McDowell. The Sophomore Class Kenneth Agin Deborah Arnold Robert Audette Louise Baio Fiorella Barbuto Laurel Barilone Robert Barilone Richard Beebe Joanne Benedict Stephanie Bigusiak Lynne A. Bodwell Randall Briggs Earl Brown Ruth Bunker Anthony L. Buscemi. Jr. Marianne Buscemi Susan Buscemi Patricia Carton Vivien Catania William Chambers David Clark Linda Clifford Katherine Colombo Donna Covey Douglas Cush Roberta Derby Robert DeRosa Stephen DeYoung Karen Donohue Arthur C. Dunn Michael Eannuzzo Michael Errkinen Daniel Fagan JoAnne Falco Christine Fardy Michael Fasulo Helen Finneran Edward France Marie Francis Kathleen Fraser Donna French Kathleen E. Fullen Deborah Gott Nancy Gruber John Gudzinowicz Daniel A. Guiney Alan Gunn Pamela Haley Levi LaGoy Michael Maglione Alan Peterson Barron Hansen Deborah Landfear Nancy Maki Linda Pozerycki Michael Hanson Barbara Lanigan Joanne Malloy Debra Regan Judith Hatch Daniel Lattuca John Manning Hans Rolla Pamela Hatch Lorinda Latva Patricia Marcey Charles Saisa Robert Hatch Karin Lehto Nazira Marcus Linda Salmi Bruce Herbst Stephanie Lehto Carol Mariano Joanne Sassone Robert Hudson E. Francis LeMoine Frances Martin Deborah Scott Susan Hutchinson Sheila Lent Richard Mason Frank Smart William Johnston Linda LeSage Christine Masulla Randolph Sousa Maureen Justason Gary Lindquist John Mistretta Mary E. Stigliani Eileen Kallio Nancy Locke Christine Moore Janet Taylor James Kane Theresa Long Patricia Morrill Eleanor Tobin Michael Kaskiewicz Gary Lopez Donald Mosher Erank Tucker Kathleen Kendra Terri McCutcheon Mary Mullin George Walls Timothy Kendra Bruce A. McGarry Peter Mullin Patricia Whalen Donna Kezer Thomas McGrath Elena Murphy Alfred Whitney Deborah Killoran Margaret Mclnnes Deborah Ordung John Williams Joseph King Keith McKenna Marcia Parks Cynthia Wilson Stephen Kulik David MacNeil Lauri Pekkala Barbara Zanciewic z Class Officers: President. Bruce McGarry Vice President Alan Gunn Secretary. Mary Mullin Treasurer. Barbara Zanciewicz 60 Joey King intent on his lA project The Freshman Class Freshman Class Officers President. Stephen Morrissey; Vice President. Janet Audette; Secretary. Patricia Corcoran; Treasurer. Lawrence Quinn 62 John F. Ahern Joseph Finizio Dale Alexander Bonnie Finneran Douglas Allan Mary Forssen Robert Allan James Forsythe Charles Athorn Darlene French Jan Audette Julie Gogolin Francis Bakun Robert H. Gormley Russell Barilone Robert Graham Dawn Bemis Valarie Gramolini David Bogonovich David Greenaway James Boothroyd Patricia Guiney Robert Bottino Joyce Hagan David Braga Richard Hakala Geraldine Bunker Alan H Hansen Philip Buscemi Roger Hatch Mary Jane Butler Ann Hender Jacqueline Cadieux John J. Johnson Jean Caisey Kimberley Johnson Bruce Campbell Edward Jones James Carbary Joseph Kane Mary P Carruth Enid Kaskiewicz Russell Casalinuova Nicholas Kavalchuck Donald Chisholm James Jolie Reginald D Clair Blaine Keenan Patricia Corcoran Karla Kelley Paul Costanzo Paul Keto John Cunningham Carol Kokalis Arthur W DeMars Michael Kulik Kenneth DeMars Eileen King Christine M. Derie Lydia Kuchun Joanne Derocher Andrea Langley Denise Dionne Robert Leach Colleen Donaghue Karin Lehto Jacqueline Donohue John LeSage Dennis Donovan Ann Marie Lester Stephen F Dooley David Lewis Paul Droz Patricia Lill Frank Dzerkacz Pamela Linteri Nancy Edwardsen Robert Loomer Stephanie Fairbanks Karen Lyons Mosises Figueroa Christine McGlashing I I J.W.C. Initiates Lillian MacNeil Janice Manzo Kathleen Mariani Janet Mason Edward P. Menard. Jr. W. Thomas Mershon John MacNeil Lois Morong Stephen Morrissey Owen Muise Paul Murphy Robert Murphy Paula Navedonsky Nancy Nevala Donna Nelson Eugene Newman Louise Norgoal Carolyn Nottebart Carole Novick Barbara O ' Brien Edward Paananen Jane Marie Piecewicz Stanley Pleskowicz Gerald Poirier Iris Popieniuck Sonja Potapowicz William Pratt Edward Power Joseph Pozerycki Lawrence Quinn Richard Quinn Wayne Raikkunen Timothy Riggs ■Gerald Richardson Gayle Roche Karen Rogers Russell Salamone Frederic Sarvela Margaret Sheridan Lawrence Simonetti John S. Shostak John Silkonis Lee Ann Silva Dorothy L. Smith Francis Smith Linda Smith Stephanie Sokolowski Linda Sousa Donald Stanford M Charles Stapel W. Thomas Stapel Raymond Stone Lawrence Therrien Susan Toivonen Diane Torppa Michael Trioli Francis Trombley Flelen M. Tucker Nancy Tucker Frank Vecchio Karen Wainio Roberta Walls Donna Walsh John Wasiuk Patrick ' Westcott Robert Wheeler David M White Richard Willett Richard Worden Oscar Wuorio Michael Zanciewicz Half Time at the Maynard-Concord game When in Rome . . or in Maynard, the Chariot of ' 70. I ' i Rollickin ' Rokey! Reflective moment . . Mr. Start takes a walk . A Scientific Study Did Paula make it? Gail in artistic reverie 67 Dramatics Club On stage and backstage with some of the officers and Executive Committee of the Dramatics Club . . . Staging an annual play is the main activity of the Dramatics Club. Members gain confidence in performing before an audience and increase their knowledge of the world of the theatre through actual experience. Re- hearsals got under way in February for a spring presentation of the three-act comedy J Miijority of One on April I 3 and 14, 1967. 68 The French Club Designed to stimulate the appreciation of the French language and French culture, the major activities of the club include sponsorship of French films and an annual trip to a French restaurant. As members of the F.T.A., students interested in educa- tion as a career are enabled to explore the various realms of teaching through lectures, direct observation, and the opportunity to do some practice teaching un- der the supervision of teachers in the Maynard schools. Future Teachers of America 69 Junior Women’s Club Any high school girl willing to submit to a rigorous initiation is eligible for the Junior Women’s Club. To achieve their objectives of charitable, cultural, intellectual, and social advancement, members participate in the Cancer Drive, attend lectures and plays, and plan a semi-formal dance at Christmas time and a banquet in May. Officers and Program Committee The Library Club 1 Members of the Library Club work as assistants to the school librarian by checking books in and out, cata- loguing, and helping other students during library peri- ods. Through actual practice under the supervision of Librarian Mrs. Sylvia Clark, club members become ac- quainted with the complexities of a modern library and learn to utilize its resources efficiently. Library Aide on duty Math League Once each month members of the Math League match wits with members of eleven other high school teams. Open to any student with mathematical ability, the Math League stimulates interest in mathematics, strengthens abilities, and exposes students to keen competition. Mr. Kenneth Najjar is the faculty advisor of the club. Music Rehearsal in the Music Room Maynard High School’s music department, under the di- rection of Mr. Charles Garabedian, offers a variety of musical activities which give interested and capable in- strumentalists and vocalists the opportunity to perform in a group. For a vocalist there are the Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Clubs and the A Cappella Choir-, for the instrumentalist, the Dance Band. High School Band, the Brass Choir, and Orchestra. In addition, there are the Majorettes, baton twirlers who perform separately and as part of the march- ing band. These organizations perform twice a year— at the Christ- mas and Spring concerts. There is also an annual ex- change concert with another town or a concert tour. It is the aim of all of the musical groups to develop a deep- er appreciation for music as a fine art and to give prac- tice in the performance of music. Best Musicians Judy Hytonen and Dennis lannitelli Leader Joan Wasiuk and Majorettes arriving at football game A Cappella Choir Girls’ Glee Club Music Brass Choir Dance Band ■ - ; ! T i i 1 ' District Band and Chorus Music The Majorettes 75 The Student Council 1966-1967 The promotion of good citizenship and the general welfare of the school as well as the improvement of student-administration and student-teacher relationships are the main purposes of the Student Council which serves the student body through class and home room representation. National Honor Society Aims To foster among the student body: enthusiasm for scholarship desire to render service development of character leadership Activities freshmen orientation sponsorship of educational programs serving as guides on Parents’ Nights ushering at graduation Fall Induction Ceremony. 1966. Seven newly elected members recognized for out- standing scholarship, leadership, character, and service joined seven members of the National Ffonor Society who had been previously honored. 76 Photography quartet . The Science Club provides the aspiring stu- dent with many opportunities to develop his scientific potential. The selected members are divided into groups of their choice: ra- dio, photography, flight chemistry, or as- tronomy. The Club’s activities include trips to the Museum of Science and lectures given by authorities in various fields of science. Radio enthusiasts Gary Justason. Joe Rezuke. Peter Orsi Science Quiz Team This group of scientifically oriented students participates in a series of competitions with other high schools in the area. In the year l966-’67, Maynard High’s team faced Marlboro, Nashoba Regional, and three teams from Framingham: Fram- ingham North, Framingham South, and Marian. Members Janice Doyle Regina Gallis Susan Lent Peter Orsi Albert Rogers Ann Simons Richard Trakimas Coach Mr. Neil Lewis Football Athletic Program at Having satisfied academic requirements, any student may participate in the sports program at M.H.S. in ac- cordance with his interests and abilities. Football, bas- ketball, baseball, track, and golf are offered to boys: field hockey and basketball to girls. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 1966 Maynard 6 Cambridge Latin 8 Maynard 0 Shrewsbury 2 Maynard 6 Bedford 1 Maynard 0 Marlboro 2 Maynard 8 Weston 24 Maynard 0 Concord 20 Maynard 13 Milford 6 Maynard 26 Hudson Catholic 6 78 Maynard High School Cheerleading has also become an important part of the athletic program. Cheerleaders are expected to lead cheers at all football and basketball games and at sports rallies. Their spirited backing contributes greatly to the morale of all athletes. Head Coach Duggan during the Shrewsbury-Maynard game The 1966 Football Squad with Coaches James Duggan. Harry Larsen, and Ken Troisi 79 Seniors on the 1966 Football Team Co-Captain Richard Butler Co-Captain George Murphy Tom Campbell 80 Baseball Joe Lain. John Lanigan, and Coach t I The Bench Spring Schedule— I 967 Maynard at Clinton Maynard at Milford Hudson at Maynard Maynard at Shrewsbury Northbridge at Maynard Maynard at Auburn Marlboro at Maynard Maynard at Wachusett Hudson Catholic at Maynard Maynard at Clinton at Maynard Milford at Maynard Maynard at Hudson Shrewsbury at Maynard Maynard at Northbridge Auburn at Maynard Maynard at Marlboro Wachusett at Maynard Maynard at Concord Hudson Catholic William Ignachuck A last word to Rezuke . 81 Boys’ Basketball Varsity Scores Maynard 2S Concord 70 Maynard 29 Hudson 63 Maynard 41 Marlboro 68 Maynard 49 Bedford 67 Maynard 56 Hudson 7 1 Maynard 41 Marlboro 55 Maynard 49 Harvard 46 Maynard 55 Hudson Cath. 54 Maynard 36 Harvard 54 Maynard 63 Alumni 56 Maynard S2 Nashoba 43 Maynard 51 Hudson Cath. 75 Maynard 38 Concord 82 Maynard 61 Bedford 87 1967 Varsity with Coach Curcio The Junior Varsity — played the JV teams from the same schools that the Varsity played, won three. 82 On the floor in the last game of the season, the Maynard- Bedford game on February 21, 1967. Captain George Murphy Frank Smart and George Murphy Wally Mikkonen David Clark Paul Hatch Field Hockey The Varsity team with Coach Martha Whittemore The Junior Varsity Team � 4 I 1966 Varsity Scoreboard Maynard 0 Westford 2 Maynard 2 Marlboro 0 Maynard 1 Bedford 0 Maynard 0 Marlboro 0 Maynard 0 Concord 4 Girls’ Basketball Varsity Stars of 1967 with Coach Martha Whittemore Varsity Maynard 51 Auburn 20 Maynard 41 Shrewsbury 22 Maynard 38 Hudson 28 Maynard 34 Wachusett 21 Maynard 22 Marlboro 27 Maynard 22 Harvard 18 Maynard 31 Clinto n 1 1 Maynard 32 Nashoba 24 Maynard 35 Concord 16 Maynard 57 Auburn 5 Maynard 30 Shrewsbury 8 Maynard 46 Harvard 23 Maynard 55 Hudson 15 Maynard 30 Wachusett 27 Maynard 47 Marlboro 31 Maynard 31 Bedford 22 Maynard 37 Clinton 13 Junior Varsity Maynard 22 Auburn 16 Maynard 22 Shrewsbury 23 Maynard 20 Hudson 15 Maynard 13 Wachusett 7 Maynard 25 Marlboro 1 1 Maynard 20 Harvard 12 Maynard 25 Clinton 9 Maynard 24 Nashoba 9 Maynard 19 Concord 17 Maynard 17 Auburn 14 Maynard 10 Shrewsbury 5 Maynard 26 Harvard 3 Maynard 27 Hudson 20 Maynard 27 Wachusett 18 Maynard 23 Marlboro 24 Maynard 32 Bedford 13 Maynard 24 Clinton 5 JayVees and Coach Cindy Rhoades Action in the Maynard-Marlboro Varsity and Junior Varsity Games Nancy Jarvinen Becky McDowell and Sheila Lent Stephanie Bigusiak 87 Editor-in-chief Lay-out Senior Staff Literary Senior Portraits Special Events 1 967 Screech Owl Editors Sherry Mayes Business Manager. Advertising Wesley Hirons Business Manager, Patrons and Subscriptions Linda Lankiewicz Anna Buscemi Mary Ann Colombo Invoices and Accounts Joyce Kransevich Janice Doyle Susan Tucker Frank Rizzo Clerical Supervisor— Karen Gormley Editorial Assistants Business and Clerical Assistants Debbie Lee French Stephanie Gramolini Brian Campbell Rostic Zerchykov Rosemary Buscemi Elaine Trakimas Elaine McGrath Charles Ogilvie Rosemary Malloy Sue Leach Paul Molle John Barilone Sue Trombley Sue Kelleher Donna Snow Bob Kauppi Janis Kizik Gail Bemis Clayton Wardwell Ann Johnston EIvi Newis Nancy Jarvinen Regina Gallis Judy Hytonen Susan Lent Diane Mulcahy Sandy Pieciewcz Ann Simons Terry O’Neil William McPhee Paulette Tetreault John Lanigan Pat LaValley Dave Mistretta Lee Kankanpaa Mary Ellen Piantidosi Roadger Brayden George Bogonovich William McPhee Dennis lannitelli Gayle Copeland Ann Simons Cathy Pileeki Diane Lessard Mary Anne Barilone Paula Moore Lois Agin EIvi Newis Rosemary Buscemi Joan Wasiuk Jo Anne Falco Pat Morrill Mary Stigliani Pamela Hatch Janet Taylor Mary Mullin Sharon Tucker Audrey Clark Paula Saine 88 As the only student publication of Maynard High School, the yearbook known as the SCREECH OWL is designed to give an overall view of student life throughout the entire school year. Initiated in the late I920’s as a quarterly paperback, the SCREECH OWL contained no pictures until 1932 when pictures of the graduating class were included in the final issue of the year. In the mid I950’s the SCREECH OWL became a yearly publication, but not until 1964 was it bound in a hard cover thereby joining the ranks of typical high school yearbooks. Work began on the 1967 edition of the SCREECH OWL in the summer of I 966 when Mary Ann Colombo, Se- nior Staff editor, regularly held meetings of her staff to work on the senior write-ups and the Remember Whens”. This work, along with the compilation of infor- mation for the senior directory, continued well into the fall of 1966. During the summer, Susan Tucker set up a schedule for senior portrait sittings, and by the time school opened, almost all seniors had been photo- graphed. Early in September, the Business Staff, headed by Wes- ley Hirons and under the direction of Miss Dorothy O’Malley, started its solicitation of advertisments. So successful was this campaign that the size of the book had to be increased from one hundred and twenty-eight to one hundred and forty pages. While the Business Staff was gathering advertisements, Editor-in-Chief Sherry Mayes was occupied with gath- ering hundreds of photographs for possible use on the yearbook pages. Photographers were frequently on the M. H. S. scene snapping candids of students and facul- ty as well as group pictures of various organizations and activities. Once the photographs were printed, the editorial and lay-out staffs, working with advisor Betty R. Hill, began selecting material and preparing it for publication. Meeting the publishing company’s deadlines meant ceaseless work and called for work on Saturdays, nights, and during vacations. A dedicated few re- sponded. We gratefully acknowledge the special assis- tance of Lay-out editor Linda Lankiewicz, Debbie Lee French, Brian Campbell, Rosemary Buscemi, Stephanie Gramolini, Wesley Hirons, anc Rostic Zerchykov. The staff of the 1967 SCREECH OWL extends its grati- tude to the patrons listed on the following page. It also extends its appreciation to Purdy of Boston for the fulfillment of our picture requirements and to Mr. Rich- ard Weir, representative of the American Yearbook Publishing Company, for his courtesy and efficiency in helping us produce this book. Editors and Assistants In Memoriam To dream the impossible dream, to fight the unbeatable foe, To bear with unbearable sorrow, to run where the brave dare not go. To right the unrightable wrong, to love pure and chaste from afar. To try when your arms are too weary, to reach the unreachable star! FERDIANO D. MATTIOLI Principal, Maynard High School 1955-1967 This is my quest, to follow that star. No matter how hopeless, no matter how far; To fight for the right without question or pause. To be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause! And I know, if I’ll only be true To this glorious quest, that my heart will lie peaceful and calm. When I ' m laid to my rest. And the world will be better for this; That one man, scorned and covered with scars. Still strove with his last ounce of courage. To reach the unreachable stars. 90 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Agin Andy Ann Anna Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Arcieri Bill and Dottie Billy and Mary Ann Ruth Bunker Mr. and Mrs. Stewart T. Campbell Carol and Susan Carolynne Cathy and Tayno Ruth B. Clair John A. Cole Connie Copey Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cotter Cotton” D. E. Courchene Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Covey Leonard P. Curcio Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Dalton Mrs. Richard A. Derby Diran DerMarderosian Wilfred DeRosa Dick and Sherry Donna and Bobby Mr. Glenn L. Doyle Mr. Scott R. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Edwardsen and Family Elaine and Flowie EIvi Mr. and Mrs. Worsley Fardy C. M. Fitzsimmons Fox” Gail and Eddie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garabedian Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Gormley Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Fred FHaefner Mary K. FI ayes Fleidi and Johnny Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hirons Dorothy Holt. R.N. Hugh and Pat Vi and Cordy lannitelli I. M. U. R. J. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jarvinen ’ Joannie and Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johansen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond V. Kane Kathy and George John J. Kendra Joseph T. Laframboise Mrs. Michael Lalli Mr. and Mrs. John Lanigan C. Ray LaValley Jr. Mrs. Clara LaValley Frank LeMoine Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lerer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Lessard Neil Lewis Lin and Tom Linda and Wayne Lois Claire F. McIntyre Mrs. E. McPhee Mary Ann and John Frediano D. Mattioli Medomak Camp for Boys Medokawanda Camp for Girls Mew-Mew Gang Ace Mistretta Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Mullin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Najjar Mr. and Mrs. John A. Newis Louise Norgoal Shirley Noyes Dorothy A. O ' Malley Paula and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Piantoni Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pileeki Red and Tom Reg and Joe Mrs. Ronald Richards Richie and Karen Riz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rizzo Room 207 Rosemary Mr. and Mrs. Donald Saulnier Evelyn Sawutz Sharon and Al Sherry and Steve Shorty and Ace Mr. and Mrs. Eric Simons Dave and Kathy Sotrines Sounds of Aftermath Sounds of Aftermath Alan Start Stretch and Frank J. T Erik M. Tervo, U.S.A.F., Greenland Mr. and Mrs. Matti Tervo Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tetreault The Committee Mr. and Mrs. John M. Tobin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Toohey Kenneth Troisi Uncle Dudley Mrs. Wendell Welch Mr. and Mrs. William Wasiuk Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitney Martha A. Whittemore Mr. and Mrs. Phil Williams Winnie the Pooh and Marie Mary C. Zaniewski 91 Compliments of MAYNARD CONSUMERS CREDIT UNION 68 Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts O’BRIEN ' S SERVICE CENTER RAINVILLE, INC. Haberdashers Formal Wear Rental Service 7 Nason Street Maynard 897-2651 92 JIM ' S VARIETY STORE THE PAPER STORE. INC. 1 08 Main Street 34 Nason Street Maynard, Massachusetts Maynard. Massachusetts Fresh Cold-Cuts Frozen Foods The largest assortment open 8 a m —9 p.m. of cards in town” ♦H SCOTT® Best of Luck to the Class of ' 67 SUBURBAN MUSIC CENTER TUT’S PRODUCE Your Complete Music Center Thomas Organs Ivers and Pond Pianos E. S. Ingersoll Jr. FRUIT-TOMATOES-VEGETABLES Maynard, Massachusetts 50 Main Street Maynard. Massachusetts 897-4217 897-2577 93 THE MAYNARD DRAMATIC CLUB (Organized November, 1939) PURPOSE . . . To present the best-of-Broadway” plays for the entertainment of the local theatre-goers”. MEMBERS . . . From all walks of life, drawn together by an interest in the theatre and a desire to express themselves on the legitimate stage. RECORDS . . . To date presented 37 Broadway plays (last 7 sponsored by Maynard Lions Club for their Scholarship Fund) plus one-act plays for various organizations. INVITATION . . . In its desire to continue the cultural interests of the town, an invitation is ex- tended to the graduates of the Class of 1 967 or any person who lives in or around Maynard interested in any phase of the stage to join our group. Contact any member of the Dramatic Club for details. Compliments of ERKKINEN BUICK COMPANY Great Road Stow, Massachusetts 897-7822 94 COMPLIMENTS OF MAYNARD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT: GERALD KANE VICE-PRESIDENT: NANCY JARVINEN SECRETARY: ELAINE TRAKIMAS TREASURER: FRANCIS RIZZO 95 Graduation Begins The Excitement Upon graduation from high school, you may want to enter the dynamic, exciting field of computers. Right here in Maynard, there are fine openings at Digital Equipment Corporation whose com- puters are doing significant work in leading laboratories through- out the free world. As your counselors about Digital, or even better, drop into our Thompson St. Employment Department to discuss opportunities in many areas: secretarial, wiremen, trainees, stock, silk screening, personnel, purchasing, etc. Visit anytime Monday through Friday. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Thursday evening. 6 to 8. Should you decide to attend college or vocational school (par- ticularly in the technical fields), keep in touch with Digital. We have continuing needs for engineers, programmers, draftsmen, and technicians. Digital takes pride in its community, and encourages local people to apply for good jobs and enjoy our liberal benefit programs. bDIDDID EQUIPMENT CORPORATION MAYNARD, MASSACHUSETTS 96 Smart Students Read Compliments of THE BEACON STRETCH’S TAVERN Your Local Newspaper 27 Main Street 897-2012 Maynard, Massachusetts Compliments of J. S. SERVICE CENTER 9 Powdermill Road Maynard, Massachusetts Compliments of Compliments of PETER GRIMES BUSCEMrS MARKET INTERNATIONAL. INC. Travel Service 1 79 Main Street 1 5 Main Street Maynard. Massachusetts Concord. Massachusetts 369-3300 97 To the Class of 1967 Compliments of MAYNARD HIGH SCHOOL BAND 98 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 TUTTO’S BOWLING ALLEYS and LUNCHEONETTE RODETTES ’’ Maynard Main Street Massachusetts ELIZABETH M. SCHNAIR I 33 Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts Newspapers— Magazines— Novelties CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 67 ALL AMERICAN CLUB AMERICAN LEGION FRANK J. DEMARS POST 235 99 MAYNARD SPORTING GOODS CENTER Featuring Leading Name Brands In Sporting Goods and Equipment Team Jackets— Sweaters— Uniforms— Trophies John Shostak 897-3752 46 Nason Street Maynard, Massachusetts If you need a wooden louver we can make it Hardwoods— Softwoods— To Your Satisfaction JULIE ' S BEAUTY SHOP COLONIAL SHUTTER MILLWORK 19 Linden Street CO.. INC. Maynard, Massachusetts Maynard Industrial Park P.O. Box 337 Maynard. Massachusetts Ronald F. Gardella. President 897-9732 100 A COMPANY WITH A PAST . . . Has provided career employed opportunities for 123 years A COMPANY WITH A PAST . . . Currently growing faster than at any time in its history A GOOD PLACE TO WORK . . . CONGRATULATIONS CLASS ’67 101 DRAMATICS CLUB President: Frank Rizzo Vice-President: Paul Toohey Secretary-Treasurer: Stephanie Gramolini LUND PRODUCTS DIVISION POWDER MILL ROAD MAYNARD, MASSACHUSETTS An Equal Opportunity Employer 102 897-8760 WESTERN AUTO FLORAL NURSERY Automotive and Toys Joseph Gallo —Geranium Specialist- Annuals 534 North Road Sudbury Main Street Maynard ALPHONSE’S POWDER MILL RESTAURANT Thirty-four Powder Mill Road— Route 62 Maynard, Massachusetts 01754 Telephone 897-7798 and 897-9942 STEAKS-LOBSTERS-SEA FOOD Cocktail Hour Four to Seven Daily Dancing Friday and Saturday Nights Compliments of Best Wishes from CROWELL BOWL CALVIN COOLIDGE SCHOOL Stow Massachusetts 103 1907 1967 UNITED CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY Sixty Years of Community Service UNITEDCOO TELEPHONE (MAYNARP) 897-29SZ AREA COPE 617 56 AZ MAW STREET. MAYNARD MASSACHUSETTS 104 SAMUELS WARREN A. GRAICHEN, D.M.D. Studio of Photography and Graphic Arts 8 Waltham Street 897-7901 Maynard. Massachusetts Established since 1935 May 74 Main Street nard, Massachusetts 897-2519 RAY’S AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR 76 Powder Mill Road Maynard 897-8333 897-2492 4199 Bernie—Nooch— Eddie— Jerry WARREN E. BEMIS more for jyour mone . Plumbing— Heating 49 Nason Street Maynard CLOTHES • SHOES • yORHaOTHiS Gas Water Heaters— Gas Home Heating 105 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CHEERLEADERS 106 DAVID ALLAN, INC. 33 Nason Street Maynard 897-7561 Del George Irwin GREAT ROAD GARAGE Compliments of I 46 Great Road Maynard ERIKSON’S ICE CREAM 897-8353 Dodge Cars Dodge Trucks I.B.M. CORPORATION Baker Avenue West Concord 107 Route 2A, Littleton Route 27, South Acton WE ARE PROUD OF OUR QUALITY LAWRENCE TURKEY FARM Established 1937 Prize Winning Capon Type Turkeys Taylor Road Stow, Massachusetts 897-2332 108 MAYNARD OIL COMPANY, INC. 24 Hour Burner Service Fuel Service 24 I Main Street Maynard. Massachusetts 897-7641 MAYNARD COAL CO. LAURrS FLOORING 1 25 Main Street Maynard. Massachusetts 897-8201 104 Main Street Maynard. Massachusetts 897-9702 Yes . . . Smart New Looking Garments All the Time and Every Time All Garments in Your Order Will Match Perfectly in Shade and Style For the Very Finest— Come to EUGENE KATONA CUSTOM TAILOR 214 Main Street 897-9241 Maynard, Massachusetts 109 CARLISLE SCREW CORPORATION no Compliments of Compliments of AMERICAN GIRL SERVICE MAYNARD BOOSTER CLUB 557 Main Street West Concord Massachusetts Compliments of PIZZA SPAGHETTI HOUSE 38 Nason Street 897-9881 Maynard, Massachusetts Compliments of BARBER CHEVROLET FRED’S RADIO AND 897-8181 TV SERVICE 5 Acton Street Maynard Massachusetts 5 1 Main Street Maynard Massachusetts 111 Official Jeweler Maynard High School Class Ring 79 Winsor Road Sudbury, Massachusetts Hilltop 3-27 15 James F. Corr Representative HERFF JONES CO. Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers MAYNARD MOTEL Route 62— Maynard, Massachusetts Maynard and Action Town Line Eastern Division 5 Miles From Historic Concord Air Conditioned Room Telephone And Television 897-9371 112 RAY S T.V. and APPLIANCE Compliments of Featuring Motorola Rectangular Color LERER S FLORIO Stereo and Radios 897-8121 183 Main Street Maynard Main Street Attorneys at Law Maynard Compliments of ASSABET INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS Compliments of Congratulations from GREEN MEADOW SCHOOL A ERIEND 113 Jfotoler Jfimeral erUice John A. Kennedy, Director Private Ambulance 42 Concord Street 897-7343 Maynard Massachusetts Compliments of Compliments of PILEEKI S VEGETABLE STAND FULLONTON AND DECKER 7 I Parker Street Maynard. Massachusetts Painters and Decorators South Acton, Massachusetts 897-7 150 263-4255 263-5658 ■pi ' JUNIOR WOMEN’S CLUB 114 BUBIER-RILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 8 I Main Street Maynard Massachusetts 897-2231 Choose your Insurance Agency as you would your Partner JOEL R. KARP. D.M.D JOHN F. FORBES Maynard 74 Main Street 897-2383 West Concord 5 § 10 to $1.00 Store Massachusetts West Concord 69 Commonwealth Avenue Massachusetts FORD Mustang • Falcon • t-airlane • Ford • Thiinderbird ANDERSON FORD SALES 6 Glendale Street S Corner of Glendale S Acton Streets Maynard Massachusetts 897-7000 or 897-7171 115 PURDY Photographers and Limners 367 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass. Portraiture for Men, Women and Children Bridal Portraits— Copying and Enlarging Serving New England for over Seventy Years OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Maynard High School— Class of 1967 116 Compliments of MARTIN g DORAN FUNERAL HOME Lincoln Street Maynard. Massachusetts OBERG’S SHOE STORE Edgerton and Rand Shoes for Men Red Cross Shoes for Women Gordon ” Hosiery and Socks Headquarters for P.F. Canvas Shoes 102 Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts HOGAN MOTORS. INC. Biggest Dealer on the Avenue Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant, Sunbeam and Chrysler Outboard Motors 94 Commonwealth Ave., West Concord Compliments of CENTRAL AUTO BODY Maynard, Massachusetts 117 PAUL’S FOOD SHOPPE 47 Main Street Maynard Massachusetts 897-2542 Congratulations Compliments of to Class of ' 67 THE CONCORD BOOKSHOP MAYNARD EMBLEM CLUB 205 AVERY g COPELAND. INC. Complete Real Estate Service 395 Commonwealth Avenue South Acton. Massachusetts 263-5057 118 Congratulations from the Maynard High School Best Wishes FRENCH CLUB SAFEWAY AUTO SCHOOL Compliments of MARION’S LUNCHEONETTE MILLER’S SUNOCO Powdermill Road South Acton See our new Used Car Dept. Compliments of FRANK C LITURL M.D. Main Street Maynard 119 Compliments of JACOB’S MARKET TOM KING’S Main Street Maynard Main Street Maynard Massachusetts Easy Parking Free Delivery Easy Terms WHITMAC FURNITURE COMPANY Early American and Colonial Specialists 285 Main Street (Route 27) Acton, Massachusetts Post Office Box 7 263-2147 Congratulations Class of ' 67 AUTO MACHINE ARTHUR’S JEWELRY SERVICE INC. 79 Main Street 233 Main Street Maynard. Massachusetts 897-8691 Maynard Massachusetts 120 Compliments of ROBERT P. WHITEHOUSE. INC. ELYING ’’A” SERVICENTER WHEELER’S RUG CLEANERS 1 Powdermill Road Maynard. Massachusetts 1 1 5 Waltham Street Maynard. Massachusetts Expert Tune-up Service Compliments of PRIEST’S CAFE Best Wishes Class of ' 67 Compliments of LADIES AUXILIARY POST 1812 V.E.W. ACME SUPPLY 121 Compliments of Compliments of CAPITAL MOLDING LEO F. MULLIN Real Estate ! I j CORDY S BARBER SHOP 45 Nason Street Maynard, Massachusetts FINE ARTS VILLAGE ART CENTRE Fine Arts Theatre Art Gallery French Restaurant Compliments of DR. JOSEPH M. ARCIDI Orthadontist Concord Medical Center Concord. Massachusetts 122 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 67 THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Compliments of PRECISION COMPONENTS, INC. MAYNARD MASSACHUSETTS 123 Compliments of MAYNARD MAJOR BRAND. INC. Compliments of 1 7 0 Main Street Maynard Massachusetts GASOLINE AND OIL CROWE’S BEAUTY SALON J. Francis Cleary Albert J. Hodgess J. FRANCIS CLEARY Insurance Agency 17 Summer Street Maynard Massachusetts Jfii IRENE’S STITCH-IT SHOP Alterations— Cleaning— Pressing Zipper Repairing JERRY’S LIQUORS Liquor— Beer— Wines Delivery Service — Ice Cubes Tonic 48 Main Street Maynard 897-2600 90 ' : Rear Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts 897-2041 124 Compliments of Compliments of THOMAS A. COCCO INSURANCE AGENCY ACTON FLORIST SHOP 43 Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts 897-8867 For all your Insurance needs” Congratulations from THE CLASS OF 1970 Compliments of DONALD 0. FELTUS, O.D. R. SALAMONE AND SONS INC. SUPERMARKET Maynard. Massachusetts 1 4 Main Street Maynard Free Delivery S97 -1 i62 125 LOYALTY COURTESY MAYNARD BUS SERVICE I 7 Maple Street Maynard SPECIALIZING IN CHARTER SERVICES 897-2623 JOE MANCINL OWNER Best Wishes to the Class of ’67 SEARS Appliance § Catalog Store Maynard 126 COMPLIMENTS OF MAYNARD COUNTRY CLUB Sponsor, M.H.S. Golf Team Teeing off at the Maynard Country Club first hole are, Paul Mosca, Richard Trakimas. Lawrence Moody, Arthur Dunn, Randy Sousa, Robert Gormley, and Paul Bogonovich. All are members of the Maynard High School Golf Team. 127 Compliments of KANGAS SHOE REPAIR RAYMOND CUMMISKEY BUILDING CONTRACTOR 62 Nason Street Maynard. Massachusetts Shoes— Dyed, Repaired. Shined Builder— Remodeler 46 Old Marlboro Road Maynard. Massachusetts 897-7036 Compliments of JOHN C. KING AGENCY 74 Main Street Maynard. Massachusetts MILL STREAM Compliments of PACKAGE STORE Victory Plaza CHRISTIAN FLOOR COMPANY 86A Powdermill Road Maynard, Massachusetts Powdermill Road. Route 62 897-91 1 1 Maynard, Massachusetts BEST WISHES from the MARTY’S TAXI FOWLER SCHOOL 2 Walnut Street 897-7131 Charter Bus Service— Radio Cabs Maynard Compliments of W. A. TWOMBLY Funeral Home Serving All Faiths Private Ambulance Summer Street Maynard. Massachusetts GEORGE P. LUKER H. W. MARTIN ATTORNEY INSURANCE AGENCY 74 Main Street 1 1 Nason Street Maynara. Massachusetts Maynard. Massachusetts 897-2310 129 THE STORE PLAZA BARBER SHOP F. J. Buscemi. Prop. Stow Center Meats, Groceries S Produce Victory Plaza Specialize in Razor Cuts and Flat Tops Compliments of MURPHY SNYDER PRINTERS 7 Waltham Street Maynard. Massachusetts Compliments of FRED T. BOYD ASSOCIATES REALTORS CHARLES S. KEUPER, M.D. John B. Finigan President Concord 369-2524 Office The Milldam Massachusetts 369-9765 130 J. Mouth Watering CONCORD MUSIC SHOP, INC. MISTER TAKEOUT The Complete Takeout Restaurant 24 Main Street Concord, Massachusetts 369-4704 Telephone Pick-up Service 897-9819 Take some home for the Family . . . They ' ll love you for it . . . Best Wishes to The Class of 1967 from MAYNARD PARENT-TEACHER’S ASSOCIATION Compliments of POWDERMILL MEG. CO.. INC. SEGAL’S GALE SHOP. INC. Powdermill Road 1 0 1 Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts Maynard, Massachusetts 897-8371 131 Compliments of JOHNSON’S PHARMACY, INC. PATTY ' S DONUT SHOP Maynard 2 Nason Street Maynard. Massachusetts Nason Street Massachusetts 897-2832 Best Wishes to the Class of 67” AVALON CLUB Walt S Bob Compliments of Compliments of SANDERSON’S HAROLD A. LEDGARD, Realtor Greeting Cards and Stationery 6 Nason Street Maynard. Massachusetts Always consult a realtor before buying or selling a home. 4 1 Main Street Maynard 132 L. P. BOESKE CO. INC. Compliments of Excavating Contractors 47 Taylor Road Maynard, Massachusetts EMERSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY JCouLs. u±a£.mi PAPERHANGING AND PRINTING CONTRACTORS I 8 Brooks Street Maynard, Massachusetts 897-8283 133 Best Wishes LITTLEFIELD INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. CLASS OF ’68 100 Main Street Maynard Massachusetts Compliments of VICTORY MARKET Because We Care Powder Mill Road Maynard To the Class of ' 67 Compliments of Congratulations to a very special group of people, and good friends. A big thank you and best wishes F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. in the future. Maynard Massachusetts Dick Glatky 897-7591 MAYNARD MUSIC CENTER 134 PRESCOTT PAINT COMPANY. INC. Compliments of Powder Mill Road Maynard. Massachusetts KEN’S SERVICENTER Great Road Stow Producers of Fine Architectural Paints” 897-9839 Same Day Service JOHN’S CLEANERS Shirt Service 127 Main Street Maynard. Massachusetts 897-7851 We Operate Our Own Plant Air-Conditioned RUSSO S RESTAURANT Compliments of Lobsters Our Specialty Steak Italian Food DR. R. E. HOOPER Maynard Other Sea Food 5 1 Waltham Street 897-8541 Massachusetts 135 Compliments of PARKER HARDWARE CO. BEVERLY G. ALLAN J. Nastasi. Pres, and Treas, Established 1892 Trucking and Rubbish Removal 77 Main Street 1 69 Parker Street Maynard. Massachusetts Maynard. Massachusetts 897-9850 897-8662 Dancing Every Friday and Saturday Night THE RED DOOR Full Line of Liquors and Beer I 57 Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts 897-9829 Compliments of NASON STREET SPA Compliments of 64 Nason Street THE ROOSEVELT SCHOOL Maynard. Massachusetts Nick Valeno. Prop. 136 Maynard F. Maynard Compliments of Compliments of MAYNARD SUPPLY CO. WILSON S McCABE ATTORNEYS AT LAW Main Street Nason Street Massachusetts Maynard Massachusetts Compliments of SHEEHAN S WHITE FUNERAL HOME Compliments of A. COLUMBO BARBER SHOP 37 Main Street Massachusetts WISH 1 HAD LIVED IN THE GOOD OLD DAVSj BUT THINK.. NO WONDER DRUGS then like THE ONES IN YOUR PRESCRIPTION YOU HAD FILLED AT MANNING PHARMACY 137 BEARL ' S The Home of Fine Sportswear and Shoes Teen— Junior Miss— Misses I 5 Nason Street Maynard Massachusetts Compliments of Compliments of TOWN PAINT S SUPPLY CO. JAY’S SHOE STORE 36 Nason Street Maynard, Massachusetts 12 Main Street Hudson. Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 93 Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE From the CLASS OF ”1969” —Officers — Pres. Bruce McGarry Sec. Mary Mullin V.P. Alan Gunn Zreas. Barb Zancewicz 138 Best Wishes to the Graduates from Compliments of MAYNARD ARMY AND NAVY ERKKINEN BROS. 1 2 Nason Street Maynard. Massachusetts Electrical Contractors Maynard. Massachusetts 897-2271 Everything for the Home Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts GLADYS BEAUTY STUDIO Gladys P. Wattu 897-8451 45 Main Street First in News Sports Pictures ENTERPRISE Maynard Massachusetts Specialists in Hair Styling. Shaping, and Permanent Waving Maynard’s Leading Newspaper” Peter Gluckler— Editor Frank Rizzo— School Reporter Albert Cowles— Sports Joan Radosta— Women ' s Editor Oliver Swat” Warila— Staff Photographer 139 Compliments of Compliments of HUDSON DRESS SHOPPE THE LIBRARIANS Maynard Public Library 39 Main Street Hudson 1 0 Nason Street Maynard Compliments of MAYNARD CLEANERS Custom Dry Cleaning and Shirt Service 37 Nason Street 897-7841 Bob Viola Ed Carew Compliments of P.A.C.E. PLASTICS MAYNARD INDUSTRIAL PARK MAYNARD INDUSTRIES. INC. MAYNARD DEVELOPMENT CO., INC. Complete Product Development Design Tooling Molding 146 Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts Maynard, Massachusetts 897-3266 140 . i ■i x ' i .