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SCREECH OWL MAYNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 5957 00046 5 47 ... « SCREECH OWL 1968 Maynard High School Maynard, Massachusetts Foreword For twelve years we have traveled along a road which has led to knowledge, friendships, activities, and fun. This book will in future years bring back to our minds all the good times and the old friends we had. It will help us to remember the teachers and counsel- ors who guided us down this road. And now, as we approach the next intersection, we must make deci- sions for ourselves as to which road we shall follow as we continue life’s uncertain journey. We have had a good preparation. Let us hope we make the right decisions. 2 Contents Page Foreword 2 Commemoration 4 Administration 6 Faculty 9 Graduating Seniors 21 History of Class of 1968 52 Underclassmen 59 Activities 67 Patrons 92 Advertising 93 3 Commemoration We, the class of 1968, present this yearbook in commemoration of Rebecca Anne McDowell. BECKY . . . Class treasurer . . . classmate . . . athlete . . . friend Quiet . . . helpful . . . happy . . . reserved Energetic . . . enthusiastic . . . sincere Becky had a shy and quiet smile, unpretentious, yet friendly. She was unno- ticeable in a rushing crowd, yet now that she’s gone, her presence is missed, and all who knew her feel the emptiness she has left behind. Her “Hey! Got your dues?” and soft, sincere “Hi” as she passed through the corridors with a slight tilt of her head, gentle bounce of blonde hair, and slow smile were familiar to all of us. We, the class of 1968, shall always remember Becky as a part of our life at Maynard High School. 4 REBECCA ANNE McDOWELL November 6, 1950— December 20, 1967 “Spend all you have for loveliness, Buy it and never count the cost; For one white singing hour of peace Count many a year of strife well lost. And for a breath of ecstasy Give all you have been, or could be.” 5 ir Administration ALBERT LERER Superintendent WILFRED DeROSA Assistant Principal, Football Coach ROBERT E. KINGSBURY Principal 6 Guidance JOSEPH T. LAFRAMBOISE Director of Guidance Colleges? Test Scores? Problems? Sob stories? Complexes? Careers? In the Guidance Office students find a willing audience and helpful advice from Mr. Laframboise, Mr. Courchene, and Mrs. Toohey. DAVID E. COURCHENE Guidance Counselor; F.T.A, Adviser Guidance Secretary HELEN W. TOOHEY with director Laframboise. Student browses in Guidance Office. Library An incredible assortment of questions char- acterizes the library day at M.H.S. where capable and personable Mrs. Clark readily gives the right answers. Within the bookcases, fil- ing cabinets, and cubbyholes is a rewarding mass of approximately 8,000 books, current pamphlets, newspapers and magazines, all of which provide sources for reports and research papers as well as for pure pleasure and enlightenment. Librarian SYLVIA CLARK conducts an orientation class. Faculty Art With its wide assortment of materials the Art Depart- ment develops the esthetic tastes and talents of its stu- dents and produces many interesting creations. Posters? Programs? Stage scenery? Name it. Students of the lively Art Department will take on any project and still find time for their own masterpieces. I I BEVERLY JEAN SMITH Students have worked very successfully with ceramics this year. Business With the attendant clickety -clack of typewriters and oth- er office machines, the Business Department sets a fast- moving pace in training its students in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, office practice, consumer economics, and business law. MARY K. HAYES S.T.O.P., Typing, Work Experience Program Committee. ELIZABETH 0. PIANTONI Stenography and Typing □IRAN DERMARDEROSIAN, Business Law. Bookkeep- ing, General Business, Consumer Economics. Freshman Class Adviser. Be sure you spell it right, Kathy! I I I 10 English CLAIRE F. McIntyre E nglish III, IV, Composition Cheering Adviser Senior Class Adviser MARTHA J. CUTTING English I Senior Class Adviser An interest in literature and practical skill in using the English language will make life easy for students while in school and will give a lifetime ' s satisfac- tion. With this in mind, the English De- partment valiantly attempts to cover the gamut of literature from the ancient world to the twentieth century, dipping liberally into Shakespeare’s works along the way. In its consideration of gram- mar, usage, and composition, it ranges from the squelching of “ain’t” to the avoidance of “squinting modifiers.” ALICE MULLIN also teaches in the English Department. WILLIAM LINNEY joined the Department in January, 1968 . BETTY R. HILL English I, II, III, IV Screech Owl Editorial Adviser DOROTHY A. O ' MALLEY English I, II Screech Owl Business Adviser Junior Class Adviser DAVID A. McGuire E nglish II, III, IV Senior Class Adviser 11 Home Economics EVELYN SAWUTZ Home Economics Adviser, National Honor Society Miss Sawutz and students vi hip up some fancy cookies. A stitch in time— and the Home Econom- ics girls always have something to wear. And they can cook, too! What better way to a man ' s heart? Whether winners of Betty Crocker Awards or not, all the girls in the home economics classes receive thorough in- struction in principles of good home management. I 1 I Working with Mechanical Drawing, Woods, Plastics, and Metals are all included in Indus- trial Arts courses, and the evident interest of the lA students in their work is the envy of all departments. The proficiency demonstrated by their end products consistently evokes “oohs and ahs”. JOHN J. KENDRA Freshmen Football and Basketball Coach Industrial Arts WORSLEY FARDY, Head of Department Paul Green measures up. 13 Future draughtsmen under Mr. Fardy ' s tutelage Languages “Monsieur. Repondez, s’il vous plait. Comment allez-vous? . . . “Veni, vidi, vici? No, no, no, that ' s Latin!’’ Conversational French is stressed at M.H.S., and there is frequent use of the Language Lab. Latin develops transla- tion po A er after establishing basic grammar principles. ALICE L. MULLIN Latin, English, History Freshman Class Adviser MARY C. ZANIEWSKI French II, III, IV Adviser, French Club 14 DAVID R. EMERSON French I, II Drama Club Director Mathematics GEORGE F. WING General Math. Geometry KENNETH NAJJAR General Math, Al£;ebra, Geometry, Trigonometry Adviser: Math League, Chess Club, Junior Class a = b a 2 = ab a2 - b2 = ab - b2 (a - b) (a + b) = b(a - b) a + b = b b + b = b 2 b = b 2=1 Math is a MUST and makes life so simple! W. WARREN SALTER, Algebra, works out with an Algebra I class. If a student is an instrumental musician, he will Music CHARLES GARABEDIAN Director of Music become a better one as a member of the MHS Band, under the skillful direction of Mr. Garabedi- an. Vocalists, as members of the Glee Clubs or A Cappella Choir, can’t fail to improve their do re mi’s. RICHARD MILGRAM Instrumental Music The full band appears at the High School in a Christmas concert. Physical Education In Physical Education, students are helped to overcome any lacks in muscle coordination and to maintain a sense of fair play. Aside from the agony of showers and gym suits, ‘‘phys ed” is designed to show students that physi- cal fitness is not a drag, but fun. If one follows the rules, there will be a passing grade, and maybe only fourteen push-ups instead of fifteen! Could this be the Track Team? HARRY R. LARSEN Physical Education— Boys; Assistant Football Coach MARTHA WHITTEMORE Physical Education— Girls; Coach, Basketball, Field Hockey. Mr. Larsen says “Do this.” 17 Science A tantalizing whiff of H2S ... a dissected earthworm . . . dropping a physics student out the window to prove Newton’s theory . . . Through experiments and dissections, films and lectures, aspiring chemists, phys- icists, and biologists are encouraged to probe the myriad scientific mysteries still re- maining in our science-oriented world. Someday the science students may recall the goggles and fragrant formaldehyde with fondness. LAWRENCE LERER Chemistry Adviser, Science Club NEIL F. LEWIS Physics, Electronics, I.P.S. Coach, Science Quiz Team IRENE F. CHATER Chemistry, Physiology, General Science, General Math JOHN A. COLE Biology Adviser, Science Club imk BERNARD HANKE Biology, General Science 18 Social Studies Courses in Problems in American Democracy as well as Ancient, Medieval, and Modern History and Geography give students insight into the affairs of men. Hopefully, in learning to understand the gov- ernments and traditions of the “other guys,’’ stu- dents will learn to appreciate the importance of peaceful co-existence with their fellowmen. JOHN F. COTTER. JR. Ancient, Medieval, and World History; Faculty Manager of Athletics. RUTH B. CLAIR U.S. History, Modern European History: Adviser, J.W.C.; School publicity. ANN CARNEGIE Problems of American Democracy, Geography. Sophomore Class Adviser Also teaching in the Social Studies area is ALICE L. MULLIN, Ancient History. SHIRLEY M. NOYES Geography, Bookkeeping, Commercial Social Studies. 19 Health Office “What’s the matter, dear? . . . No, we don ' t give aspirin. So goes Mrs. Holt’s day at M.H.S. Office Secretaries MARGARET MURPHY DOROTHY HOLT, R.N. School Nurse HELEN WASIUK STUDENT OFFICE GIRLS I I SENIORS BONNIE JEANNE ALEXANDER Freckles . . . poetry . . . Harvard Square . . . happy . . . flirt . . . Bonnie. KAREN J. ALTO Larry . . . smile . . . oldest (?) of the twins . . . cute blonde . . . Karen. Senior Class Officers: Becky, Carol, Sarah, Richard. MARSHA ELLEN ALTO Karen’s twin . . . Billy . . . library . . . nice . . . Marsha. LAURIE ANN AMIRAULT Always laughing . . . always with Regina . . S.T.O.P. . . . Laurie. 22 LINDA MARIE ARCIERI Cheerleader captain . . . crazy laugh . . . Prom Court ... big brown eyes . . . one of the gang . . . Linda. KEVIN DENNIS BAKER Cool dancer . . . loves homework? . . Cheshire grin . . . jokes . . . flirt . . . Kev. JOAN FRANCES BAKUN Pretty hair . . . favors towns other than Maynard? . . . fun lover . . . Joanie. JOAN LEE BALLARD Quiet . . . nice . . . friendly to all . . . Ka- thy’s friend . . . Joanie. Senior Executive Board 4 23 COURTNEY EUGENIA BARBER Chevy forever . . . seen with underclassmen . . . Dairy Dream . . . rings . . . Bob Courtney. Majorettes Jeannette, Pat, Rosemary et al. JOHN STEVEN BEAUREGARD Marty . . . black hair . . . laugh . . . FORD POWER . . . seen with Tate . . . John. GARY ALLEN BEMIS Friendly . . . P.F. president . . . helpful quiet . . . Gary. PATRICIA EDITH BENNETT Mike . . . short . . . majorette . . . Prom Court . . . good dancer . . . Pat. 24 Paul weighs a big decision. PAUL M. BOGONOVICH Class clown . . . bewildered looks . . . likes girls??? Basketball whiz . . . Yugo. BILLY M. BOLLINGER, JR. Bob ' s pal . . . one of the “Militiamen” . . . funny . . . impersonations . . . Billy. DENNIS LEE BRENN Long brown hair . . . black convertible . . likes Concord? . . . loner . . . Dennis. 25 ROBERT GRAY BURT Reserved . . . seen with Billy . . . track star . . . tall . . . Bob. CONSTANCE MARIE BUSCEMI Sometimes quiet ... big eyes . . . “little kid . . . runs Jim ' s Variety?? . . . John . . . Connie. BRIAN C. CAMPBELL World traveler . . . Munich enthusiast . . . Ayer transfer . . . artistic . . . SCREECH OWL mainstay . . . Brian. Draughtsmen Pete, Charlie, Gary, and Jeff concentrate. 26 ! AIMEE LOUISE CARRUTH Studious . . . Girl Scout . . . seen with Bar- bara . . . always smiling , . . Aimee. WILLIAM F. CUTTELL Long hair . . . mod clothes . . . chess player . . , Acton . . . seen with Jimmy . . . Billy. Jimmy delivers the goods” to Mr. Garabedian. JAMES ALBERT CHRISTIAN Music man . . . heartily enjoys life . . . never lost m a crowd . . . Jimmy. PETER DOUGLAS CUNNIFF ’56 Chevy . . . taxi-driver . . . million dollar smile . . . well-liked . . . Eddy’s friend . . . Pete. 27 � CHRISTINA J. DAVIDSON Singer . , . works at Patty ' s . . . neat and at- tractive . . . friendly . . . Chris. MICHAEL RAYMOND DIONNE Wise comments . . . Gene ' s friend Fords . . . Purity . . . cute grin . . , Di. JAMES ANTHONY DORA I An individualist . . . black hair and eyes . favors Acton? . . . good fun . . . Jimmy. Jimmy gets a bit of corridor guidance. 28 I KATHLEEN ANNE EHLERS Seen with Joan . . . Co op girl . . . blushes . . . pretty eyes , . . Kathy. DAVID PAUL FALDASZ Chess Club . . . dry humor . . . Danny’s friend . . . Jay’s right-hand man . . . has studious moments . . . Dave. ELIZABETH ANN FERGUSON Levi . . . soft-spoken . . . likeable . . . ser ious and responsible . . . Beth. Underclassmen seem to have it over Judy and Nancy. 29 PAUL HENRY FRYATT Quiet but a mover . . . ladies ' man ' 57 Chevy . . . water ski fan . . . Paul. ivimkuia ANN FORSSEN Quiet but nice . . . Steno whiz . . . future secretary . . . Marcia. Mike, Billy, Bob, and Kenny pursue the big interest” of the year. KENNETH WAYNE GAGNON Personality . . , argues with English teachers , . . Sunday morning drive , . , cool dancer . . . Kenny. ROBERT J. GOEBEL Shy ... or quiet . . . likes football, chess and sleep . . . Paper store . . . Bob. 30 MARGARET GORTS “Happy Birthday” . . . seen with Barbara . . . cute smile . . . star athlete . . . drives The Thing . . . Margie. Shirley, Terry, and Linda in editorial conference. MICHAEL JOSEPH GRACEFFA Football co-captain . . . good at baseball, too . . . lots of spirit . . , “Mustang . . . Tut. SHIRLEY ANN GRANT N.H.S. . . . seen with Terry . . . serious stu- dent . . . pretty . . . funny sneeze . . . Shirl. PAUL H. GREEN. JR. Convertible, red! . . . black beret . . . seen but not heard . . . favors underclassmen . . . Paul. 31 What does shy Barbara think? EDWIN ARTHUR GRIERSON Brawny red head . . . Ponderosa shirts . . . always laughing . . . seen with G . . . Eddy. MICHAEL F. HALSTEAD Art . . . shop boy . . . Palmer transfer . . . hates food? . . . seen with Tony . . . Mike. % f I CHERYL ANN HARDING Never without Joan . . . weird eating habits . . . loves clowning around . . . Cheryl. GENE E. HATCH Hilarious . . . brilliant student? . . . wise opinions . . . straight man . . . Gene. 32 PAUL DOUGLAS HATCH Janet . . . football . . . welMiked ... ’58 T-bird . . . nice smile . . . Moochie. I JUDITH ANNE HUNTER Cats . . . one of the gang . . . loves D.E.C.? . . . easy to get along with . . . Judy. LINDA ANN HLAVATI Cheerleading co captain . . . lively with another Linda . . . Frankie BRUCE HERBST Mod dresser . . . boots ... Ion BEACON boy . . . independent horses . . . Bruce. Big Eddy shows freshman Billy hi WILLIAM FRANK IGNACHUCK Pat . . . serious student . . . good athlete . . . pleasant to have around . . . Iggy. KRISTEN JOHNSON Folk music . . . Harvard Square . . . tall and attractive . . . hysterical laugh , . . Kris. I “Dusty tradewinds affect versatile Margie and Billy. 34 ! I What the best-dressed young lady wears to school. PETER THOMAS KEANE, JR. Nevada transfer . . . cross-country com- muter . . . seen with Russ . . . Pete. T LINDA L. KEEGAN Dave . . . blue Chevy . . . Acton dances . . . sincere smile . . . Linda. MARTHA JEAN KENNEDY Flirt . . . sparkling dark eyes . . . straight out of MADEMOISELLE . . . Stevie . . . Marty. THOMAS A. KING Shy . . . good-looking . . . sharp dresser . . . York Beach and surfboard . . . Tommy. 35 This is romance? Sharon and Dickie are the authorities. WOLFGANG WALTER KLEIN Mikk ' s sidekick . . . football . . . comic abili- ty .. . favors Maine . . . drags . . . interest- ing . Wolfie. JOYCE A. KNOWLES Long black hair . . . short skirts . . . elusive . . . Joanie’s neighbor . . . Joycie. DIANE CAROL LANKIEWICZ Great artist . . . earrings fantastic sweet smile . . . John . . . Dede. 36 Dede and Brian feel that independence calls tor elbow room. RICHARD BRUCE LAZARO Acton transfer . . . flirt . . . collects rings . . . Chevy . . . Dickie. MICHAEL WILLIAM LeSAGE Bear . . . Nancy . . . M.H.S. fan . . . man of few words . . . chess fancier . . . Mike. REGINA A. LEWIS Laurie’s friend . . . weird sense of humor . . . secretary to Mr. Lewis . . . always has a comment . . . Reg. GEORGE ANTHONY LOMBARDI Victory . . . long-winded sound opinions (?) . . . swamper . . . seen in Sudbury . . . George. 37 GRACE SANDRA LUCA Seen with Chris . . . jokes galore . . . loves a good laugh . . . athletic . . . Waltham . . . Gracie. JEANNE MARIA MAGLIONE Favors Kentucky . . . dimples . . . good dis- position ... “I get it!” . . . Jeanne. LINDA TERESA MARIANI M.H.S. Flower chid” . . . big eyes . . . dreams of the west coa st . . . perceptive writer . . . Lynn. REBECCA ANNE McDOWELL “Got your dues?” . . . active in sports . . . seen with Sas” and Carol . . . cute blonde . . . Tut . . . Becky. Ladylike Kathy enjoys a joke. 38 SHARYN ELAINE McNAMARA Nice personality . . . Jeanne’s buddy . . pretty hair . . . ever-smiling . . . Sharyn. BARBARA ANN MENARD Cute . . . demure and nice . . . seen with Ann . . . George . . . takes school seriously . . . Barb. Kathy teases our shy Wally— just for the camera, of course. WALTER ALAN MIKKONEN Never without Wolfie . . . blushes easily . Basketball co-captain . . . Ford . . . Mikk. KATHLEEN BERNADETTE MILEWSKI Always in fashion . . . efficient . . . Navy fan? . . . well-mannered and sophisticated . . . Kathy. 39 Mike leads the homeward parade. Cheerleaders were all wet on Thanksgiving, but they weren ' t alone. 40 1 PAUL WILLIAM MOSCA, JR. Victory . . . interest in sophomore class . . . prize speller (?)... seen with Rich . . . golf champ . . . Paul. ANN MARIE NUGENT Barbara’s friend . . . reserved . . . consid- erate . . . ever-willing to help . . . Ann. MICHAEL LAURENCE MULCAHY Tall, fair, and handsome . . . baseball’s M.V.P. . . . ‘‘Oh yeah?” . . . blushes . . . Mike. THERESA MARIE O’NEIL Cheerleader . . . N.H.S. . . . extensive and varied wardrobe . . . Shirley’s friend . . . Terry. DANIEL ALBERT NORMAN Slow motion . . . quiet, but thinking . . . bookworm . . . chess strategist . . . Danny. CAROL ANN PAZARICKY Never shirks responsibility . . . N.H.S. . . . seen with “Sas” and Becky . . . Prom Court . . . blushes easily . . . favors Concord . . . Carrie. 41 ANTHONY A. POPIENIUK A gentleman . . . Jeff’s friend . . . lights up with a smile . . . seems quiet, but . . . Andy. SUSAN JANE QUINN Soft-spoken brunette . . . friendly . . . Fab- ric Shop girl . . . Wayne . . . Sue. PAUL EDWARD RAKIEY Scuba diver . . . Clinton . . . Saturday night at the Drive-m . . . Anne . . . “Skuty . SARAH ANN SAISA Cute, active blonde . . . doesn’t embarrass easily (?)... Oh, cut it out. . . . runs a taxi service . . . Sas . DENISE MARIE SEVERI Everyone’s pal . . . great personality . . . talkative . . . seen with Symesie . . . class actress . . . Denise. SCOTT ROBERT STUDIVAN Aide to Mr. Lerer . . . wavy blonde hair . . . loves English (?) . . . why school? . . . Scott. 42 I KATHRYN CELESTE SYMES Sports whiz . . . Barb’s friend ... a ready smile . . . gets things done efficiently . . . Symesie. Paul and Denise try to out talk one another. It’s a draw! i I I MICHAEL TETREAULT Brown hair, distinctive cut . . . seen at Tut’s . . . likes girls! “Shiboobop” . . . Steve’s friend . . . Tate. Wolfie isn’t with it. How about that, Mrs. Carnegie? 43 JAMES PATRICK TOMPKINS Restrained in speech, but definite opinions . . . good thinker . , . likes Chem . . . Elena . . . Jimmy. t i SHARON LEE TUCKER Our Queen . . . boys! . . . good dancer . . , efficient secretary . . . York Beach fan . . . freckles . . . Sharon. JEANNETTE TOMPKINS Petite . . . vivacious . . . head majorette . . . Prom Court . . . loves action . . . Jeannette. BRUCE WILLIAM WALUCK Likes school . . . instrumentalist . . . seen with Billy . . . dances . . . Joyo . . . Bruce. RICHARD STANLEY TRAKIMAS Mr. President . . . hearty laugh . . . intel- lectual . . . Italian jokes . . , Lithuania . . . Rich. DEBORAH JEANNE WARDWELL Basketball fan . . . pleasant and sincere . . . pretty . . . loves Steno (?).., Debbie. 44 I BARBARA E. WASIUK Horses! . , . artist . . . always happy . baseball fan . . . future doctor . . . Barb. GARY ANDREW WATJUS Blonde . . . good personality . . . Kuddy’s helper . . . ' ‘Bye!’’ . . . Gary. ROBERT SPENCER WHITTEMORE, JR. Man of few words . . . appears serious, but with occasional twinkle . . . seen with Scott . . . Bob. CHARLES FREDERICK WILLETT, JR. Denise . . . good looking . . . strong, silent type . , . LA. talent . . . football stalwart . . . Charlie. PAUL JOHN WOJSZNIS Smiles to spare . . . nice to know . . . Ep- ping fan . . . baseball co-captain. . . Lefty. 45 Richard and Carol doing for M.H.S. V Researcher Nancy Droz. t Bonnie Alexander, Thinker. A full and busy Library. No passes today! Barbara, Pat, Joyce, Joan, and Grace. On a diet, Joan? Lunch Supervisor Miss Whittemore . . . Cafeteria staff prepares for the student attack.” and another, Mr. Larsen, keep things in line. rm n No lack of appetite here! Milk, anyone? Rosemary gives a little casual assistance in the corridor. Comfortable, girls? Class History 1967-1968 LIBERTY OF THOUGHT IS THE LIFE OF THE SOUL Oeptember, 1964, marked the beginning of the class of ’68’s high school years. We never made it to the old high school on Summer Street but entered the sparkling nev Maynard High School on Great Road, the first class scheduled to complete four years in the ne w location. It was a break for us because, as freshmen, we were no more confused than any other class. Our Song: “You’ll Never Walk Alone’’ Flower; White Rose Gift: Tree In our sophomore year, after much confusion, we had a winner in the November float parade, “The Guillotine.’’ This year we or- dered our class rings, making the big decisions about stone col- ors. The “Mod” look appeared, and along with it progressively shorter skirts for girls and longer hair for boys. But the last two weren’t really meant to be part of the “M.H.S. look.” Would you believe— that Batman made his T.V. debut dancing the frug this year? Junior year was memorable and exciting. After a long wait we received our class rings. Most of the class made the U.N. trip. Our Prom Blue Hawaii was a major production. Mr. DeRosa was Acting Principal, and we loved him. The Girls’ Basketball team was champion of its league. And at the end of the year, when the seniors left early, we were top dogs. We had finally reached seniority! In September, 1967, we returned to our familiar institution of learning for our last high school year. Mr. Kingsbury had been appointed principal. In December the rallying cry was “Can I have a picture?” as the big exchange of wallet-size photos got un- derway. Class colors . . . Caps and gowns . . . College applica- tions . . . College Boards . . . Job interviews ... all consumed our interests. And yes, this year we finally got THE SENIOR PRIVILEGES??? 49 Senior Directory Bonnie Alexander 5 Elm Court Dance Committee 1 2 3 4, Drama Club 4. Glee Club 1, Gym Show 1 2; J W C 1 2 3 4, Music Festival 2, Program Seller 4. SCREECH OWL Staff 4. Stratford Trip 1, U N Trip 2; and Volleyball Intramu rals 12 3 4 Karen Joyce Alto 7 Beacon Street J W,C 1 2 3 4. Library Club 1234 Marsha Ellen Alto 7 Beacon Street J WC, 1 2 3 4, Library Club 12 3 4 Laurie Ann Amirault 146 Powder Mill Road Dance Committee 3. Glee Club 123 4, JWC 123 4. Music Festi val 1. Office Secretary 4, Prom Usherette 1 2. SCREECH OWL Staff 4. Stratford Trip 1 3. and Volleyball Intramurals 2 Linda Arcieri 6 Park Street Cheerleading 1 2 3 4; Dance Committee 3, Drama Club 3. French Club 2; Glee Club 12 3. JWC 123 4. Program Committee 3. Music Festival 1, Office Secretary 3, Prom Court 3; SCREECH OWL Staff 3 4. Senior Letterwoman 4. Student Council 1 2 3 4, UN Trip 3. and Volleyball Intramurals 1 Kevin Dennis Baker 147 Parker Street Football 1 2 3 4, Prom Committee 3. Joan Bakun 13 O’Moore Avenue Glee Club 1 2 3 4. J W.C, 12 3 4 Joan Ballard 13 Pleasant Street Chess Club 4, Dance Committee 3; Drama Club 1 3; Glee Club 1, J W C 1. Library Club 1 2. SCREECH OWL Staff 4 MA YNARD DEC 12 STAMP LECTURE 3RD REP FROM BRYART MC WT08H REP FROM BOSTON UNIV OEC 13 CHESS CLUB MEET DEC M CHRISTMAS CONCERT LIBRARY CLUB MEET DEC IS JNC DANCE CREEN MEAOON What ' s going on? Rhonda Dee Blanchard 54 Old Marlboro Road Dance Committee 3; J W C 1 2 3 4; SCREECH OWL Staff 4. U N, Trip 3; Volleyball Intramurals 2 Paul Michael Bogonovich 254 Great Road Basketball 1 2 3 4, Eootball 3 4, SCREECH OWL Staff 4: and Se nior Letterman 4 Billy Bollinger Basketball 2, Basketball Intramurals 3 4, Football Announcer 3 4; Gym Show 1 2 3 4; Science Quiz Team 4; Senior Letterman 4; Cross Country 2 3 4; Track Field 1 2 3 4; U N Trip 3; and Prom Com mittee 3 Dennis Brenn 9 Percival Street Band 1 2 3 4, Band Exchange 1 2 3 4, Brass Choir 1 2 3; Cross Country Team 2 3 4, Dance Band 1 2 3 4, District Band 4; Glee Club 1 2, Math League 1; Music Festival 12 3; Senior Letterman; Track 1 2 3 4, and U N Trip 3 Courtney Barber 318 Great Road Dance Committee 12 4. French Club 2; Glee Club 2; Gym Show 1 3 4, Prom Committee 3; J W C, 1 2 3 4, Math League 4; Prom Usher ette 2; Science Club 3 4, SCREECH OWL Staff 4. Senior Executive Committee 4; Stratford Trip 1; Volleyball Inframurals 12 3 4 John Steven Beauregard 229 Mam Street Vice President 1. SCREECH OWL Staff 4 Gary Bemis 89 Concord Streef Play Participant 4, Senior Letterman; Track 2 3 4. U N. Trip 3 4. Patricia Edith Bennett 4 Assabet Street Band Exchange 1 2 4. Glee Club 1 2 3 4, J W.C 1 2 3 4, Program Committee 4, Maprette 1 2 3 4, Music Festival 1, Prom Court 3; Senior Executive Committee 4, U N Trip 3. Cheering Captains, Linda H. and Linda A. 50 Connie Buscemi 6 Espie Avenue Chess Club 4, Drama Club 1, French Club 1 2 3 4; Glee Club 1 2 3 4. J W C. 1 2 3 4. Program Committee 3; SCREECH OWL Staff 3 4; Stratford Trip 1; and U N, Trip 3, j i Brian Campbell I 17 Old Marboro Road | Dance Committee 2; Drama Club 3 4, Library Club 3; Play Partici pant 4; Prom Committee 3; SCREECH OWL Staff 3 4. Layout Editor 4; Senior Executive Board 4, Stratford Trip 3. j i Jeffrey Taylor Carlton 37 Old Marlboro Road Band 1 2 3. Dance Band 2 3; Music Festival 1 2. i Aimee Carruth j 1 1 1 Concord Street | Chess Club 4; Dance Committee 3: Glee Club 1 2 3 4. Library Club ■ 4. Music Festival 1, SCREECH OWL Staff 4, Stratford Trip 3; U N Trip 3; Volleyball Intramurals 1 ' James Albert Christian 17 Parker Street Band 1 2 3 4, President 4; Band Exchange 1 2. Baseball 1 2; Brass Choir 2 3 4; Dance Band 2 3 4; Glee Club 1 2 3 4. President 4. Music Festival 1 Peter Douglas Cunnif 9 Maybury Road Gym Show 3. William Cuttell 15 Garfield Street Chess Club 4. Christina Davidson 1 1 River Street | A Cappella Choir 2 3; Drama Club 2; Glee Club 1 2 3 4; Gym Show 3; J.W.C. 1 2 3; Mass Chorus 3; Stratford Trip 2; Volleyball Inter murals 2. i Micheal Dionne 30 McKinley Street Prom Committee 3. James Anthony Dora 9 Haynes Street Library Club 1 2; Science Club 1 2 3 4; U N Trip 3- Nancy Droz 105 Powder Mill Road Drama Club 3; French Club 4, Glee Club 1 2 3; Graduation Usher ette3: J.W.C, 1 2 3 4; SCREECH OWL Staff 4; Stratford Trip 1, U N Trip 3; Volleyball Intramurals 2 3; Music Festival 1; Dance Commit- tee 2 3. Kathleen Ann Ehlers 4 Armory Avenue Chess Club 4; French Club 2; SCREECH OWL Staff 4; U N. Trip 3 David Faldasz 4 Bellevue Terrace Chess Club 4; French Club 2 3; Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Treasurer 4, Li brary Club 1; Mass Chorus 1; Music Festival 1; Play Participant 2; Stratford Trip 1; Student Government Exchange 2; U N. Trip 3. Elizabeth Ferguson 76 Great Road Glee Club 1 2 3 4; J.W C. 1 2 3 4; Office Secretary 2; SCREECH OWL Staff 4; Stratford Trip 1, U N, Trip 3 Nancy Foley 82 Acton Street Dance Committee 1 2 3 4; Drama Club 3 4; Gym Show 1, J.W.C. 1 2 3 4; Program seller 4, SCREECH OWL Staff 4, Stratford Trip 1, U N Trip 3; Volleyball Intramurals 1 2 3. Marcia Anne Forssen 2 Forest Street J W C 12 3. Library Club 3 4, SCREECH OWL Staff 4 Paul Fryatt 101 Powder Mill Road Band 12 3 4, Band Exchange 1 2 4, Band Trip 3 4, Dance Com mittee 3; Football 2. Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Library Club 2 3. Music Fes tival 1. U-N Trip 3; Woodwind Ensemble 2 Kenneth Gagnon 33 Brown Street Band 1 2 3 4. Treasurer 4; Band Exchange 2 3 4, Football 2 3, Gym Show 3, Library Club 2 3; U N Trip 3. Robert Goebel 27 Lewis Street Football 2 3 4. Senior Letterman Margaret Gorts 30 Mill Street A Cappella Choir 2 3 4. Band 1 2 3 4. Secretary 4, Band Exchange 1 2 3 4, Chess Club 4, District Band 1 2 4, District Orchestra 3; Drama Club 3 4, All-State Band 1 2; All New England Music Festi- val 3; Field Hockey. J.V 1 2, Varsity 3 4. French Club 2 3 4. Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Treasurer 4. Gym Show 2. J W C 1 2 3 4, Music Fes- tival 1 2, SCREECH OWL Staff 4, Senior Letterwoman 4. Softball Team 3 4. U N Trip 3, Michael Graceffa 28 McKinley Street Baseball 3 4. Basketball 1 2 4, Football 1 2 3 4. Co-Captain 4. Gym Show 1 3; SCREECH OWL Staff 4, Senior Letterman, Track 2 Shirley Ann Grant 212 Summer Street Band Exchange 1 2 3 4. French Club 1 2. F T A 1 2 3 4. president 4, Girl ' s State 3. Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Gym Show 1, J W C, 1 2 3 4. Program Committee 2 3, President 4, Library Club 3 4. Majorette 1 2 3 4, Math League 1 2 3, Music Festival 1, N H S 3 4. Vice Presi dent 4. Prom Committee 3; Prom Usherette 1, SCREECH OWL Editor-in chief 4. Student Council 1. Student Government Exchange 3. U N Trip 3. Volleyball Intramurals 1 2 Paul Harlow Green. Jr 253 Great Road Gym Show 1 3. Football 2 Edwin Grierson 7 Maybury Road F T A 4; Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Boys ' Glee Club Vice President 4, Prom Committee 3; Track 1 2. Football 1, SCREECH OWL Staff 4 Program Sellers, Jeanne, Nancy, Judy, Kristen, Linda, and Bonnie. Michael Halstead 63 Butler Avenue Band 1, Dance Committee. SCREECH OWL Staff 4, U N Trip 3 Cheryl Ann Harding 1 Epsie Avenue Glee Club 1, J W C, 1 2 3 4. Library Club 2. Volleyball Intramurals 2 Gene Hatch 1 17 Parker Street Football 1 2 3. Gym Show 2; Track 2 Paul Hatch 201 Mam Street Basketball 1 2 3 4. Football 1 2 3 4. Gym Show 1 3, Senior Letterman Bruce Herbst 101 Powder Mill Road Library Club 1 2; Science Club 1. SCREECH OWL Staff 1, Track 1 Linda Hlavati 3 Garfield Avenue Cheerleader 2 3 4. Drama Club 3. Gym Show 1 , J W C 1 2 3 4. Li- brary Club 3. Judy Hunter 18 Concord Street Dance Committee 1 2 3 4; Drama Club 3 4; Glee Club 1 2; J W C. 1 2 3 4. Library Club 4, Program Seller 4, SCREECH OWL Staff 4, U N Trip 3; Volleyball 1 2, Rosemary Joan Ignachuck 1 1 Arthur Street A Cappella Choir 2 3 4. Band Exchange 1 2 3 4, Class Treasurer 2; Dance Committee 1 2 3 4. District Chorus 4, Drama Club 1 2 3 4, French Club 1 2 3, F T.A 1 2 3 4, Secretary 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4. Graduation Usherette 3; J W C 1 2 3 4, Majorette 1 2 3 4, Mass Chorus 1, Math League 1 2 3 4, Captain 4; Music Festival 1; Play Participant 3, Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3; Prom Usherette 2; SCREECH OWL Staff 1 2 3 4, Student Council 3, U N Trip 3; Volleyball Intramurals 12 3 William Ignachuck 7 Thomas Street Baseball 1 2 3 4. Boy ' s State 3; Football 1 2 3 4. N H S 34; Science Club 3. Senior Letterman, Student Council 2; Student Gov- ernment Exchange 3. Kristyn Johnson 35 Brooks Street Dance Committee 1 2 3 4. Drama Club 3 4, Gym Show 1. J W C, 1 2 3 4. Program Seller 4; SCREECH OWL Staff 4; Stratford Trip 1. U N Trip 3, Volleyball Intramurals 1 2 3. Gary Justason 22 Rockland Avenue Baseball 3 4; Chess Club 4, Class Treasurer 1. Football 1 2 3 4, Gym Show 1 3, Science Club 3; Senior Letterman, SCREECH OWL Staff 4 Peter Thomas Keane 20 Hillside Street Baseball 1 3. Senior Executive Board 4, Student Council 1 Linda Keegan 1 1 Everett Street Dance Committee 1 2 3 4, J,W C, 1 2 3 4. Science Club 4, Stratford Trip 1. U N Trip 3: Volleyball Intramurals 1 2 3 Martha Kennedy 40 Brooks Street Glee Club 1 2. Gym Show 1, Prom Committee 3, J W C 1 2 3 4; Music Festival 1. SCREECH OWL Staff 4. Stratford Trip 1, U N Trip Thomas King 1 Summit Street U N Trip 3 Victor Kizik 105 Waltham Street Baseball 1 2 3 4. Basketball 2 . Football 3 4, SCREECH OWL Staff 4. Senior Letterman 4 Wolfgang Klein 4 Walcott Street Football 1 2 3 4. SCREECH OWL Staff 4, Senior Letterman 4. Stu dent Council 12 3 4 Joyce Knowles 14 Pleasant Street Glee Club 1 2. Library Club 1, Office Secretary 4 Diane Lankiewicz 34 Brooks Street Drama Club 1 2 3. J W C 1 2 3 4, Library Club 4, Volleyball Intra murals 1 2 Richard Bruce Lazaro 169 Summer Street Acton transfer. Michael LeSage 20 Brooks Street Baseball 3. Basketball 1 2, Football 1 2 3 4. Golf 1 2. Gym Show 3 4. Senior Letterman. Student Council 1 2 3 4; U N Trip 3 Regina Annunziata Lewis 43 Fairfield Street Dance Committee 3. Glee Club 23 4, JWC 234 Prom Usherette 1. SCREECH OWL Staff 4, Stratford Trip 3, Volleyball Intramurals 2 George Lombardi 35 Fifth Street Band 1 2 3 4 Band Exchange 1 2 3 4, Class President 2. Chess Club 4. Dance Band 4 Music Festival 1, Stratford Trip 1 Student Council 1 2, U N Trip 3 Woodwind Ensemble 2 Grace Sandra Luca 138 Great Road Basketball J V 1, Field Hockey, JV 12, Varsity 3 4, Captain 4 Glee Club 1 Library Club 1. Senior Letterwoman 4. Softball Team 3 4 Jeanne Maglione 8 Summer Hill Road Dance Committee 1 2 3 4, Drama Club 34. FTA 3. JWC 123 4, Library Club 1 2. Play Participant 4. Program Seller 4, SCREECH OWL Staff 4, Senior Executive Board 4 Linda Mariani 5 McKinley Street Drama Club 1 3 4, Dance Committee 1 2 3 4, J W C 1 2 3 4. Li brary Club 1 2 3 4 Music Festival 1 . Glee Club 1 2. Program Seller 4 SCREECH OWL Editor 4, Stratford Trip 2, U N Trip 3. Volleyball In tramurals 3 4, Float Committee 12 3 4 Rebecca Anne McDowell 78 Nason Street Class Treasurer 3 4, Dance Committee 1 2 3 4, Drama Club 2 3 4, Treasurer 4 Field Hockey, J V 1. Varsity 2 3 4, F T A 3. Girls ' Bas ketball Varsity 1 2 3 4. Captain 4, Glee Club 1. Gym Show 1 2. JWC 1 2 3 4. Library Club 12 3 4, Music Festival 1, Prom Com mittee 3, SCREECH OWL Staff 3 4, Senior Executive Board 4, Se nior Letterwoman 4. Softball Team 2 3, U N Trip 3 Sharyn Elaine McNamara 3 Dix Road Dance Committee 3. Glee Club 1 2 3 4 J W C 1 2 3 4. Music Festi val 1 Barbara Menard 49 Sudbury Street Glee Club 1 2 3 4, J W C 12 3, Mu sic Festival 1, U N Trip 3 Walter Mikkonen 18 Dartmouth Street Baseball 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Senior Let terman 4 Kathleen Milewski 17 High Street Glee Club 1 2 3 4, J W C. 1 2 3 4, Memorial Day Speaker 3. Music Festival 1. Office Secretary 2 3. Stratford Trip 1, U N Trip 3 Larry Moody 43 Mill Street Band 2 3 4, Band Exchange 2 4, Basketball Intramurals 4, Chess Club 4, Dance Committee 1 2 3 4. Float Committee 1 2 3 4. Golf Team 1 2 3 4, Prom Committee 3. Senior Letterman 4, Track Team 4. U N Trip 3 Barry Morin 7 Mill Street U N Trip 3 Paul Mosca 324 Great Road Band 1 2 3 4, Band Exchange 1 2 3 4. Boys ' State 3. Dance Com mittee 1 2 3 4, Football 1 3, Golf 1 2 3 4, Captain 3 4. French Club 2. Gym Show 3, Music Festival 1, Senior Executive Board 4, Senior Letterman. Woodwind Ensemble 3 Michael Lawrence Mulcahy 10 Walcott Street Baseball 2 3 4, Co captain 4, Basketball 1 4, Band 1 2. Band Ex change 1 2. Football 1 2 4, Glee Club 1. Senior Letterman Daniel Norman 4 Birch Terrace Chess Club 4 Library Club 3 4 Stratford Trip 3 U N Trip 3 Ann Mane Nugent 39 Sudbury Street Dance Committee 3. Glee Club 123 4JWC 1234 Music Festi val 1. U N Trip 3 Theresa 0 Neil 3 Charles Street Band 3 4 Band Exchange 3 4 Basketball, J V . 12. Cheerleader 3 4, Class Secretary 1. Dance Committee 1 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 3 French Club 2. F T A 2 3 4, Vice President 4. Girls ' State 3. Glee Club 1 2 3 4. Graduation Usherette 3, Gym Show 3, J W C 1234 Library Club 1 2 3 4. Music Festival 1. N H S. 34. Secretary 4 Prom Usherette 1, SCREECH OWL Editor in chief 4, Student Gov ernment Exchange. Stratford Trip 1: U N Trip 3 Carol Ann Pazaricky 17 Park Street Class Secretary 2 3 4, Dance Committee 1 2 3 4. Drama Club 1 2 3 4. French Club 2 3 4. F T A 2 3. Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Secretary 4. Graduation Usherette 3; J W C 1 2 3 4, Secretary 4. Program Com mittee 4. Library Club 1. Music Festival 1, N H S 3 4, President 4, Prom Court 3. Prom Usherette 1 2: SCREECH OWL Staff 1 2 3 4. Editor 4 Senior Executive Board 4, Student Council 3 4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Student Government Exchange. U N Trip 3 Anthony Popieniuck 247 Great Road U N Trip 3 Mr. McGuire’S English 140 52 I George meets an argumentative match in Denise. Susan Quinn 10 Spring Lane Glee Club 1 2 3 4. Memorial Day Speaker 3. Softball 1 2 3, U N Trip 3 Paul Edward Rakiey 60 Thompson Road Gym Show 1 2 3 4. Track 1 2 Sarah Saisa 6 Burns Court Basketball 1 2, Class Vice President 2 3 4, Dance Committee 1 2 3 4, Drama Club 1 2 4, Field Hockey 12. FTA 2. JWC 123 4, Program Committee 2. Library Club 2. SCREECH OWL Staff 3 4, Senior Executive Board 4, U N Trip 3. Volleyball 1 2 3 Denise Seven 44 Great Road Dance Committee 4, Drama Club 1 2 3 4. Glee Club 1 2 3 4, J W C 1 2; Office Secretary 1 2, Play Participant 12 3. SCREECH OWL Staff 2 4. Senior Executive Board 4, Student Government Exchange 3, Scott Studivan 5 Dix Road Football Announcer 3. Proiectiomst 2 3 4, Science Club 3 4 Kathryn Celeste Symes 30 Third Street Dance Committee 3, Drama Club 1. Field Hockey 1 2 3 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4. J W C 1 2 3 4, Program Committee 2 3. Music Festi val 1, SCREECH OWL Business Editor 4, Senior Executive Board 4, Senior Letterwoman Michael James Tetreault 50 Crane Avenue Band i 2, Band Exchange 1 2. Dance Committee 1 2 3. Music Fes tival 1. Prom Committee 3, Intramural basketball 3, SCREECH OWL Staff 4 James Tompkins 92 Powder Mill Road Football announcer. Chess Club 4 Jeannette R Tompkins 3 Randall Road Band 1 2 3 4, Band Exchange 12 3 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, J W C 1 2 3 4. Majorette 1 3 4, Music Festival 1. Orchestra 2. Play Partici pant 1. Prom Court 3. U N Trip 3 Richard Stanley Trakimas 8 High Street A Cappelta Choir 4. Band 3 4. Band Exchange 2 4, Boys ' State 3; Brass Choir 4. Chess Club 4. Class Officer (President) 3 4. Dance Committee 1 2 3 4. Drama Club 3 4, President 4, F T A 3. Glee Club 3 4. Secretary. Boys ' Glee Club 4, Golf team 1 2 3 4, N H S 3 4. Play Participant 3 4, Prom Committee 3. Science Quiz Team 3 4: SCREECH OWL Staff 4, Senior Executive Board 4. Senior Letter man; Spelling Bee Finalist 3. Student Council 12 3 4 President 4. Student Government Exchange 3: U N Trip 3 Sharon I ee Tucker 16 McKinley Street Basketball J V 12. Varsity 3 4, Dance Committee 12 3 4, Drama Club 2, Float Committee 12 3 4, Glee Club 123 4, JWC 123 4, Program Committee 4 Treasurer 4. Library Club 2 3. Music Festival 1. Prom Queen 3. SCREECH OWL Staff, Senior Letterwoman, Softball Team 3. Volleyball Intramurals 2 3 Bruce Waluck 20 Randall Road Band 1 2 3 4, and Exchange 1 2 3 4, Brass Choir 2 3. Chess Club 4. Dance Band 3 4 French Club 1. Glee Club 1 2, Music Festivdl 1 2, Track 1 2 Deborah Wardwell 84 ' 2 Mam Street Drama Club 12 3 4, Glee Club 1 2 3, J W C 1 2 3 4, Library Club 1 2 3, Volleyball Intramurals 2 3 Barbara Elaine Wasiuk 6 West Street Basketball. Varsity 4, Chess Club 4, Dance Committee 4 Drama Club 1 2 3 4, Field Hockey, Varsity 12 3 4, Glee Club 12 3 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Gym Show 1. Music Festival 1, N H S 3 4, Play Participant 3. Science Club 3 4, Senior Letterwoman. Softball Team 3 4, U N Trip 3 Gary Andrew Watjus 16 Walcott Street Baseball 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2. Football 1 2 3 4, Senior Letterman Robert Whittemore 49 Durant Avenue Framingham transfer. Chess Club 4 Charles Frederick Willett Jr 14 Randall Road Band 1 2 3. Band Exchange 1 3 4, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Basketball. J V 1, Football 1 2 3 4, Music Festival. Senior Letterman Paul John Wojsznis 267 Great Road Baseball 1 2 3 4. Co-captam 4. Basketball 1 2. Football 3 4, Senior Letterman, Student Council 4. SCREECH OWL Staff 4 Shirley and Richard go up the stairway to success— no up the down staircase” here. 53 Remember? Picketing When Mikk didn ' t like girls The “tanks” and Sudbury dump “G.G.” The Freshman Fling The Sophomore class float Our cafeteria strike Sectional cheering (When we finally won) The first day of school When Nancy had her two front teeth Saturday night meeting Daffy’s antics The object found in room 112 The worm in Connie’s tuna fish Senior Week The first day of fishing season B.F.E. The “Floss” and Junior High School The trestle and the “Sugar Shack” When bikes were the “in” thing The mass slaughter of Mr. Cole’s fish TUT’S The ghost hunts Our Junior High football team Recess, when we used to sell candy When we had time to eat When we believed in Santa Claus George Washington dances “Ding-Dong” day When Lefty’s battery went dead The Wednesday episodes Huckin’ Girls’ physicals Kristyn’s snappers Short hair Raiding the apple orchard “You’ll get over it” Nancy’s rubber face Mr. Delmonico’s lion Tennis court dances Yearbook meetings Extra Credit A’s Italian jokes Jimmy’s ballet exhibitions When no one drove J.W.C. initiations The class elections The Sophomore class feud Mr. Mattioli “Ah, I’m not pleased” and “Take your seat.” Blue Hawaii Double sessions The day we cheered for ourselves at the assembly When Moochle and Tut were very young . . . Building pains. Remember? When the boys were short When no one smoked The bench The U.N. Trip Class night When Rhonda didn’t go with Tommy When we were Freshmen The twist The Enchanted Library Brutal boys Term papers Mr. Saulnier’s helping hand THAT’S US. . . . Paul Mosca’s dulcet tones. Hurry up and wait! No cuts allowed. t Football Rallies. Main Street— OUR TOWN. Queen Sharon Tucker smiles through tears. Class Officers lead off the Grand March. Sharon is crowned by her 1966 predecessor. Virginia Vecchio, with Prom Court members Rosemary Ignachuck, Linda Arcieri, Carol Pazaricky, Mary Anne Barilone, Patricia Bennett, and Jeannette Tompkins in attendance. ‘‘We could have danced all night”. Sharon dances with her Prince Charming for the Prom, Paul Fryatt. 57 The Prom presents its own pageant of beauty. J. V. hoopsters “shape up . Loyal football fans get their hopes up. Why is English required? We know how to talk! May I go to my locker, please? Study hall is a major activity. Office secretarial aides keep the announcement flying. Algebra calls for concentration— some, anyway. U. N. visitors wait for the next tour. UNDERCLASSMEN The Junior Class Class Officers President John Manning Vice President Alan Gunn Secretary Mary Mullin Treasurer Barbara Zanciewicz 60 I 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 Robert DeRosa Stephen DeYoung Karen Donohue Arthur C. Dunn Michael Eannuzzo Michael Erkkinen Daniel Fagan JoAnne Falco Christine Fardy 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 Barron Hansen Michael Hanson Judith Hatch Pamela Hatch Robert Hudson Susan Hutchinson William Johnston Maureen Justason Eileen Kallio James Kane Kathleen Kendra Timothy Kendra Donna Kezer Deborah Killoran Joseph King Bruce Kingsbury Stephen Kulik Levi LaGoy Deborah Landfear Daniel Lattuca Lorinda Latva Karin Lehto Stephanie Lehto E. Francis LeMoine Sheila Lent Linda LeSage Gary Lindquist Nancy Locke Theresa Long Bruce A. McGarry Thomas McGrath Margaret Mclnnes Keith McKenna Michael Maglione Nancy Maki Joanne Malloy John Manning Patricia Marcey Carol Mariano Frances Martin Richard Mason Christine Masulla John Mistretta Christine Moore Patricia Morrill Donald Mosher Mary Mullin Peter Mullin Elena Murphy Paula Navedonsky Deborah Ordung Marcia Parks Alan Peterson Linda Pozyricki Debra Regan Hans Rolla Charles Saisa Linda Salmi Joanne Sassoon Margaret Schofield Deborah Scott Lawrence Simonetti Frank Smart Randolph Sousa Mary E. Stigliani Rita Stone Janet Taylor Eleanor Tobin Frank Tucker George Walls Patrick Westcott Patricia Whalen Alfred Whitney John Williams Cynthia Pilson Barbara Zancewicz Doug and Bobby concentrate on algebra. Future homemakers of America are hard at work. Mrs. Chafer’s chemistry students look interested. 61 The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. I The Sophomore Class Whether In English class or Home Economics, sophomores have learned how to concentrate. Class Officers: President Stephen Morrissey; Vice President Owen Muise; Secretary Karin Lehto; Treasurer Lawrence Quinn. John F. Ahern Dale Alexander Douglas Allan Robert Allan Charles Athorn Jan Audette Francis Bakun Dawn Bemis David Boganovich James Boothroyd Robert Bottino David Braga Geraldine Bunker Philip Buscemi Jean Caisey Bruce Campbell James Carbary Mary P. Carruth Russell Casalinuova Donald Chisholm Reginald D. Clair Patricia Corcoran Paul Costanzo John Cunningham Arthur W. DeMars Kenneth DeMars Christine M. Derie Joanne Derocher Denise Dionne Colleen Donaghue Jacqueline Donohue Stephen F. Dooley Paul Droz Frank Dzerkacz Nancy Edwardsen Stephanie Fairbanks Michael Fasulo John Field Joseph Finizio Bonnie Finneran Mary Forssen Darlene French Julie Gogolin Robert H. Gormley Robert Graham Valarie Gramolini David Greenaway Patricia Guiney Joyce Hagan Richard Hakaia Frank Hasek Roger Hatch Ann Hender Elizabeth Hickman Robert Hickman John J. Johnson James Jolie Edward Jones Joseph Kane Enid Kaskiewicz Nicholas Kavalchuck Paul Keto Eileen King Bruce Kobito Carol Kokalis Lydia Kuchun Michael Kulik Barbara Lanigan Robert Leach Karin Lehto John LeSage David Lewis Patricia Lill Pamela Linteri Robert Loomer Karen Lyons John MacNeil Kathleen Mariam Janet Mason Christine McGlashing Edward P. Menard, Jr. W. Thomas Mershon Lois Morong Stephen Morrissey Owen Muise Paul Murphy Robert Murphy Donna Nelson Nancy Nevala Eugene Newman Louise Norgoal Carolyn Nottebart Carole Novick Barbara O’Brien Edward Paananen Jane Mane Piecewicz Stanley Pleskowicz Gerald Poirier Iris Popeniuck Sonja Potapowicz Joseph Pozerycki Edward Power William Pratt Lawrence Quinn Richard Quinn Wayne Raikunen Timothy Riggs Gerald Richardson Gayle Roche Russell Salamone Frederic Sarvela Margaret Sheridan John S. Shostak John Silkonis Lee Ann Silva David Smith Dorothy L. Smith Francis D. Smith Linda C. Smith Linda Sousa Donald Stanford M. Charles Stapel W. Thomas Stapel Raymond Stone Susan Toivonen Diane Torppa Michael Trioli Helen M. Tucker Nancy Tucker Frank Vecchio Karen Wainio Roberta Walls Donna Walsh John Wasiuk David M. White Richard Willett Richard Worden Oscar Wuorio Michael Zancewicz The Freshman Class Phyllis Agin William Bakun Linda Bemis Jane Blomiley Wayne Blomiley Marguerite Buckley Stephen Buscemi Mary Jane Butler William Butler Jacqueline Cadieux Beverly Caisey Norice Carey Patricia Carey Dale Carruth David Caruso Thomas Casalinuova Vincent Catania Sharon Catton Linda Chambers Jerry Cliftord Walter Coggins Karen Cole Kathy Corcoran Donna Costanzo Richard Coyle Pamela Creedon Albert Crov ley Cheryl Dipple Earl Dunnigan Lynne Dyer James Emerson Timothy Fagan Edward Ferguson Thomas Foley Irene Forssen Rosemary Forsythe George Freeman Louise Frizzle Judith Gagnon Carolyn Garlick Verdell Gaspari Diane George Brigitta Gitta Edith Gonzalez David Gott John Gracetfa Kathy Gudzinowicz Ellen Haines Donna Hakkarainen Paul Halstead Dane Hansen Karl Hansen Denise Hanson Bela Hasek Elizabeth Hellawell Pamela Herrick Clifford Hicks Debbie Hodgess Gregory Hollohan James Houle John Howes Susan E. Howes Cheryl V. Hudson Diane M, Hudson Gail M. Hudson James S. Hunt Catherine lannuzzo Earnest lannuzzo Mary Elizabeth Jarvi John Johnson Kimberly Johnson Meredith Johnson Mary Elizabeth Johnston Mary Elizabeth Kane Michael P. Kavalchuck Patricia M. Kavaleski Mary Ann Keegan Diane M. Kelleher Stephen D. Kelleher Karla Kelly Robert B. King Freshmen, too, must feed ‘‘the inner man . 64 Class Officers: President William Mullm Vice President Christopher Morrissey Secretary Mark Malcolm Treasurer Alan Sale j It’s a man’s world for the freshmen! Detlev H. Klein Paul Nilsson Debby Shay Sheila Ann Lalli Carole Novick Daniel Shostak Robert M. Latas Michawl Ollila Natalie Shumsky Nancy Ann LeMoine Michael Ordung Steve Simonnetti William J, LeSage Cynthia Pearce Joyce Sinicki Robert S, Linteri Cathy Pettigrew John Smith Gail A. Lombardi David Pettigrew Stephanie Sokolowski Louise J. Lowell Lisa Phaneuf Michele Stades Luanne Maglione John Piecewicz Stephen Staszewski Mark M. Malcolm Robert Pinelehto Earl Studivan Christopher G. Marcell Ann Marie Pizza Maryann Sweeney Cindy Martell Linda Poirier Ben Taylor Richard N. Martin Mitchell Poirier Gregory Thomas Michael J. Mello Annemarie Porreca Thomas Tobin Marcia Jane Moody Robert Quinn Deborah Toivonen Robert Moody Kathleen Quirk Cathy Tompkins Anna Beth Moore Kenneth Regan Gail Treachim Sharon Moore Anthony Rioux Frank Trombley William Morrill Ellen Rizzo Dana Walcott Christopher Morrissey Douglas Robblee George Walker Meredith Mosher Arnold Rogers Edwin Wasiuk Gary Moynihan Alan Sale William Watt John Moynihan Tobi Saisa Joanne Way William Mullin Mona Schmidt Luke Wescott Norene Nawrocki Donna Schofield Marie Westcott Linda Niemi William Sebastyn Patricia Zancewicz Debra Niose Karen Sebastynowicz 65 Nancy LeMoine and Anna Beth Moore are camera shy? ? ? Vincent Catania hits the books. Luanne Maglione is listening, but what about Michael Morrill and Marcia Moody? Tiger, Tiger, burning bright. Go. Go Maynard! Keep up the fight! Girls ' Glee Club seriously practises for the Christmas Concert. Majorettes spark a football rally in their new black velvet. Mr. Cotter and his students make good use of the Library. Will he make it? Tense moment in the Start benefit faculty game. Mr. DeRosa and Mr. Kingsbury exchange a few ideas. Brian, Joan, and Mrs. Clair share a researching table in the Library. 66 ACTIVITIES Drama Club The cast of GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE practices lining up for curtain calls. Advisor Director Producer Property Manager Set Designer Make-up man MR. DAVID EMERSON Students with an interest in acting find the Drama Club an excellent outlet for their talents. Many also enjoy working backstage. Several members rehearsed for months to prepare for GEROGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE presented February 26 and 27. Most of the cast members have performed on the M.H.S. stage before. Could it be they’re hoping to be “discovered”??? At the time the SCREECH OWL went to press there were also hopes of doing a faculty-student play entitled ARE TEACHERS HUMAN? Rehearsal scenes from GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE. The French Club (jives pleasant opportunities to those wishing to delve more into the French language and culture. Among activities the most popular is the yearly trip to a French restaurant. Mil Maynard schools participate in the F.T.A. pro- gram designed to show student members at first hand what teaching is all about. It gives the opportu- nity to do what the average teacher does— correct pa- pers, prepare lessons, and, of course, teach. Future Teachers Of America 69 Junior Woman’s Club The main purpose of the Junior Woman’s Club is to develop a social and cultural interest in society and to aid in community service and charity. During the year M.H.S. members ot the J.W.C. served as volun- teers tor the Cancer Drive and tor the Friendly Aid Service in Concord. Social activities ot this year included the gala initia- tion of new members, a trip to Tuft’s university Theatre, a semi-tormal dance in December, and a banquet in the Spring. Mrs. Clair, Adviser. OFFICERS and PROGRAM COMMITTEE I he Chess Club was an inspired innovation at M.FI.S. in the tall ot 1967, with Mrs. Clark and acting student director David Faldasz as organizers. This in- tellectual hobby caught on fast with many students, and three teachers, Mr. Lewis, Mr. McGuire, and Mr. Najjar were just as fast in volunteering as advisers. Chess Club Interested seniors watch a crucial match between David Faldasz and Daniel Norman. Library Club members assist Mrs. Clark by checking out books, cataloguing, preparing window displays, and doing other small tasks. Through practice they become ac- quainted with how a library runs and how to put its resources to the best use. Math League members have a special interest and understanding of math and com- pete with other high school students in the area in solving mathematical problems. The big hope is to amass the most points. In 1967-’68 M.H.S. scored higher than in any previous year. Mr. Najjar is the faculty adviser. Music The Color Guard Barbara Zancewicz is our Liberace. 1967- ' 68 M.H.S. MUSICAL EVENTS Oct. 4 District Auditions. Lexington Oct. 8 Ashby Bi-centennial Parade Dec. 9 N.E. Festival Auditions at Boston Uni versity Dec. 14 Christmas Concert at M.H.S. Jan. 20 District Concert, Reading Jan. 27 All-State Auditions, B.U. Mar. 24 East Parade, Waltham Mar. 28-31 N.E. Music Festival, Barre, Vermont Apr. 4-7 Cherry Blossom Festival, Washington, D.C. Apr. 19 Lexington Parade Apr. 26-28 Exchange Concert with Kennebunk, Maine, M.H.S. May 5 Little League Parade, Maynard May 10-12 Exchange Concert, Kennebunk, Maine May 23 Spring Concert, M.H.S. May 29-30 Memorial Day Parades June 9 Graduation, M.H.S. The Band rehearses on stage for its next concert. A Cappella Choir Girls’ And Boys’ Glee Clubs Combined Glee Clubs perform at the Christmas Concert. District Band And Chorus The Band The Majorettes Science Club Science Club members are students with a special interest in science. Through the Club a little extra knowledge can be ob- tained, especially in particlar areas such as photography, electronics, biology, chemis- try and astronomy. Mr. Laurence Lerer is the Club Adviser, assisted by other science faculty members, Mr. Cole and Mr. Lewis. Mane and Joanne like to experiment in the Chem Lab. Science Quiz Team Members of the Science Quiz Team are excellent students of biology, chemistry, and physics who are selected by the Science faculty to compete against other high school teams in the area. Coached by Mr. Lewis, M.H.S. teams challenged Framingham North, Framingham South, Marian, Marlbo- ro, and Nashoba Regional. Those selected to take part included Elena Murphy, Debbie Regan, Stephanie Lehto, Richard Trakimas, Billy Bollinger, and Helen Finneran. Mr. Lerer points out a few obscurities to Karin and Paul. The Student Council The main purpose of the Student Council is to promote good citizenship and harmonious relations throughout Maynard High School and to promote bet- ter student-teacher relations. The Council is also called upon at its meeting on the second Tuesday of each month to aid in decisions on the management and promotion of the school’s general welfare. The Student Council is composed of five elected repres entatives from each class. Each class has a representative-at-large as well. Each class president is an ex-officio member. The principal, Mr. Kingsbury, has been the adviser during the 1967-1968 school year. 77 Awards D.A.R. Good Citizen— Sarah Salsa. Betty Crocker Homemaker— Diane Lankiewicz. Harvard Book Award— Richard John Philip Sousa Award— Marga- Trakimas. ret Gorts. Student Government Exchange delegates— Shirley Grant, Terry O ' Neil, Richard Trakimas, David Faldasz. Girl ' s State— Shirley Grant; Boy ' s State— Richard Trakimas and William Ignachuck. National Honor Society Recognized for outstanding Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service, these six members of the Class of 1968 were elected to the National Honor Society in 1967; Shirley Grant, William Ignachuck, Terry O’Neil, Carol Pazaricky, RichardTrakimas,and Barbara Wasiuk. I M.H.S. Athletics Maynard High School offers its students a varied sports and physical education program under the direction of Richard Lawson and an experienced coaching and teaching staff. Boys may participate in football, basketball, baseball, track, cross-country, and golf. Girls have basket- ball, field hockey, and softball teams. Enthusiastically backing the athletic en- deavors of the football and boys’ basketball teams are the Cheerleaders who lead cheers at all games and at sports rallies. The Tigers enter the field at a home game cheered on by the “Pom-Pom’ ' girls. Cheerleaders 1967-1968 I 79 Seniors On The 1967 Football Team I ENDS WALTER MIKKONEN and MICHAEL MULCAHY BACKS MICHAEL LESAGE AND COCAPTAIN MICHAEL GRACEFFA. CENTER WOLFGANG KLEIN FLANKED BY GUARDS CHARLES WILLETT AND GARY JUSTASON. GUARD GARY WATJUS AND END PAUL HATCH. ENDS PAUL WOJSZNIS AND PAUL BOGONOVICH. CO-CAPTAIN VICTOR KIZIK, TACKLE, BETWEEN GUARDS ROBERT GOEBEL AND WILLIAM IGNACHUCK. Larsen to Tower . . . Our stouthearted men on the bench Thanksgiving Day. There was plenty of action in the Marlboro game. Frank Smart passes it off. Coaches Duggan and Larsen take a good hard look; Director of Athletics Lawson looks in another direction. Captain Kizik starts things off with a handshake. 1967 Football Teams Varsity Scoreboard Maynard 26 Cambridge Latin 12 Maynard 12 Shrewsbury 20 Maynard 0 Bedford 27 Maynard 8 Marlboro 28 Maynard 6 Weston 0 Maynard 12 Clinton 21 Maynard 6 Concord 30 Maynard 47 Milford 18 Maynard 22 Hudson Catholic 0 Jay-Vee Scoreboard Maynard 12 Cambridge Latin 6 Maynard 7 Shrewsbury 6 Maynard 6 Bedford 14 Maynard 24 Marlboro 10 Maynard 28 Weston 0 Maynard 30 Clinton 0 Freshmen Scoreboard Maynard 36 Hudson 22 Maynard 0 Bedford 0 Maynard 21 Arlington Catholic 0 Maynard 30 Clinton 12 Baseball 1967 Baseball Squad with Coach Curcio. Baseball Schedule— 1968 Milford at Maynard Maynard at Hudson Shrewsbury at Maynard Maynard at Northbridge Auburn at Maynard Concert at Maynard Maynard at Marlboro Wachusett at Maynard Clinton at Maynard Maynard at Milford Hudson at Maynard Maynard at Shrewsbury Northbridge at Maynard Auburn at Maynard Maynard at Concord Marlboro at Maynard Maynard at Wachusett Maynard at Clinton Seniors on 1968 Baseball team Co-captains Michael Mulcahy and Paul Wojsznis; Coach Leonard Curcio. 83 Track TRACKSTERS 1967-1968 Cross-Country Boys with Coach Owens. Track Schedule— 1968 Marlboro at Maynard Maynard at Milford Hudson at Maynard Auburn at Maynard Maynard at Clinton Maynard at Northbridge Shrewsbury at Maynard Wachusett at Maynard Golf Golf-1968 Maynard at Milford Marlboro at Maynard Maynard at Shrewsbury Maynard at Clinton Milford at Maynard Maynard at Marlboro Shrewsbury at Maynard Clinton at Maynard June 3 State Ind. Champi- onship— Hopkinton June 10 State Team Championship— Brookline 1968 Golf team— Coach, James Duggan; Captain. Paul Mosca. Girls’ Basketball Varsity Stars of 1968 with Coach Martha Whittemore. Varsity Scores Maynard 41 Marlboro 16 Maynard 45 Clinton 10 Maynard 27 Concord 22 Maynard 32 Hudson 20 Maynard 31 Wachusett 25 Maynard 21 Harvard 12 Maynard 48 Nashoba 42 Maynard 39 Auburn 15 Maynard 34 Shrewsbury 28 Maynard 60 Marlboro 29 Maynard 46 Hudson 26 Maynard 38 Harvard 31 Maynard 54 Clinton 15 Maynard 39 Auburn 17 Maynard 32 Wachusett 23 Maynard 38 Shrewsbury 31 Junior Varsity Scores Maynard 22 Marlboro 10 Maynard 20 Clinton 8 Maynard 14 Concord 16 Maynard 6 Hudson 12 Maynard 9 Wachusett 13 Maynard 22 Harvard 10 Maynard 9 Nashoba 7 Maynard 19 Auburn 22 Maynard 14 Shrewsbury 7 Maynard 22 Harvard 10 Maynard 9 Nashoba 7 Maynard 22 Marlboro 11 Maynard 8 Hudson 24 Maynard 33 Harvard 7 Maynard 22 Clinton 4 Maynard 23 Auburn 21 Maynard 7 Wachusett 12 Maynard 4 Shrevysbury 19 Jay Vees with Coach Cynthia Rhoades. 1967-1968 Scoreboard Boys’ Basketball Varsity Coach: Leonard Curcio. Junior Varsity Coach: James Owen. Varsity Maynard 39 Concord 65 Maynard 54 Marlboro 72 Maynard 48 Clinton 64 Maynard 43 Shrewsbury 71 Maynard 52 Hudson Cath. 38 Maynard 43 Milford 44 Maynard 54 Harvard 46 Maynard 68 Hudson 47 Maynard 70 Harvard 62 Maynard 59 Nashoba 57 Maynard 58 Marlboro 49 Maynard 61 Clinton 50 Maynard 38 Shrewsbury 57 Maynard 58 Hudson Cath. 44 Maynard 54 Milford 48 Maynard 57 Hudson 56 Maynard 49 LincolnSudbury 60 Jay-Vees Maynard 18 Concord 64 Maynard 29 Marlboro 43 Maynard 20 Clinton 33 Maynard 31 Shrewsbury 37 Maynard 39 Hudson Cath. 26 Maynard 41 Milford 39 Maynard 76 Harvard 16 Maynard 42 Hudson 44 Maynard 48 Harvard 15 Maynard 51 Nashoba 45 Maynard 35 Marlboro 36 Maynard 42 Clinton 51 Maynard 38 Shrewsbury 46 Maynard 50 Hudson Cath. 42 Maynard 38 Milford 33 Maynard 27 Hudson 26 Maynard 30 LincolnSudbury 35 Freshmen Maynard 51 Hudson 21 Maynard 31 Clinton 27 Maynard 59 Hudson 20 Maynard 35 Clinton 26 Maynard 56 Marlboro 35 Maynard 76 Nashoba 26 Maynard 45 Marlboro 27 Maynard 35 Bedford 21 Maynard 44 Bedford 26 Freshmen Coach: John Kendra. 86 M.H.S. Boys And Girls In Action On The Court Stephanie Bigusiak outjumps them all! Maynard girls are always alert and ready. Frank Smart is ready to score. Mike Eannuzzo’s ready to go. Reach it, Stephanie. Walter Mikkonen keeps a watchful eye. H7 The boys have a lively moment. Field Hockey 1967 Varsity Scoreboard. Varsity Team with Coach Martha Whittemore. MAYNARD 2 MAYNARD 0 MAYNARD 3 MAYNARD 6 MAYNARD 1 Westford 0 Nashoba 2 Bedford 2 Harvard 0 Marlboro 0 MAYNARD 7 MAYNARD 0 MAYNARD 3 NAYNARD 4 MAYNARD 1 Harvard 0 Bedford 2 Westford 1 Concord 1 Marlboro 0 Junior Varsity with Coach Cynthia Rhoades. Jay Vee Scores Varsity Captain Grace Luca. MAYNARD 0 Westford 0 MAYNARD 0 Nashoba 1 MAYNARD 1 Bedford 1 MAYNARD 2 Marlboro 0 MAYNARD 0 Bedford 0 MAYNARD 0 Westford 0 MAYNARD 0 Concord 2 88 89 Mr. Larson really reaches in the Alan Start benefit game. It was an unforgettable Thanksgiving! Go Tigers Go! Look close. Something’s wrong with this picture of our football seniors. Basketball scorekeepers: Shy Joanne Malloy and Grace Luca. 90 1968 Screech Owl Co-editorsinchief Shirley Grant Terry O’Neil Lay-out Editor Brian Campbell Assistant Editors Linda Mariani Carol Pazaricky Sarah Saisa Business Managers Kathryn Symes Richard Trakimas Faculty Advisers Editorial Betty R. Hill Business Dorothy O’Malley Editorial and Business Advisers Betty R. Hill and Dorothy O ' Malley PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alto Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Arcieri Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bakun Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ballard Barry and Phyllis In memory of Becky Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bemis Audrey and Bill Bennett Beth and Levi Birdman and Sacajawea Bruce Blanchard, U.S.A.F. Les and Nancy Boardman Bonnie and George Bonnie and Tate The Nine Little Boops Kathy and Robert Borenson Breezly and Pocohontas Bunny, Jon, Steph and Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burt Phil and Stella Buscemi Butch Ann Carnegie Carol and Susan Thomas Andrew Carruth Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carruth Ruth B. Clair Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Clark Eddie Cleveland John A. Cole Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cotter D. E. Courchene Leonard Curcio Diran Der Marderosian Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred De Rosa Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dora Doug and Tina Nancy Droz Ed and Dons ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ehlers Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ehlers Mr. and Mrs. Worsley Fardy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foley Frank and Marcia Gail and Eddie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garabedian Mr. and Mrs. Willi Gerlach Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Grant Gary Greenaway Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Greenaway Mr. and Mrs. William Grierson Mrs. Floyd E. Halstead Helen E. Hatch Leo Hayes Mary K. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Uno Hietanen Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hunter Mrs. Mane Ignachuck Jay Jeanne and Bubba Joan and Steve Jo-Ann and Mitty Junior and Jasper Karen and Larry Kathy and Paul Scott and Darren Kauppi Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Keegan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kendra Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy Helen Mark Ketola Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kingsbury In memory of Herbert Knowles, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Knowles, Jr, and Lisa Mrs. Mabel Knowles Joseph Konowicz Kris Joseph T. Laframboise Mr. and Mrs. John Lamie and girls Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lerer Mr. and Mrs. William Le Sage Neil F. Lewis Linda and Dave William Linney Mr. and Mrs. Edward Long Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maglione Jack Mason Mr. and Mrs. Dom Massarelli Paul Mazilli ’62 Katie and Davey McGuire Mrs. Patrick McHugh Claire F. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNamara Medokawanda Camp for Girls Medomak Camp for Boys Mr. and Mrs. Edward Menard My friend Mickey” Miss Adele Milewski Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Milewski THE MILITIAMEN Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moody and family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mosca Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Mulcahy Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Mullin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Naijar Nancy and Berta Linda P. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Norman The Normcrew Mrs. Robert Noyes Nubbin and Nigel Miss Jeanne Nugent Dorothy A. O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Neil Pam and Janet Mr. and Mrs. William Panetta Pat and Lou Pat and Hugh Pat and Mike Patti and Ricky Paul and Donna Carol Pazaricky Diane Pazaricky Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pazaricky Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pozerycki Philly in ’68” Elizabeth 0. Piantoni Puff-Puff Mr. and Mrs. Norman Quids and Norma Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Quinn Rich and Linda Robb and Sheila R.O.S.T.O.B.O.T.S. Mr. and Mrs. Lauri B. Saisa W. Warren Salter Evelyn Sawutz Elke Schmidt Sharon and George Sharyn and Joey Judith Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sheridan, Sr. Thomas J. Sheridan Shirl Skinnie and Frank Steve and Marty The Sounds of A ftermath Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Symes Symesie T.M.A. The Tank Mr. and Mrs. John B. Taylor Tommy and Rhonda Mr. and Mrs. J. Foster Toohey Rich Trakimas Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Trakimas Mr. and Mrs. John L. Tucker Mrs. Joseph Uglevich Mrs. Mary Uglevich John Valentino and Company Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Walls Mr. and Mrs. William Wasiuk Wayne and Sue Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitney Martha Whittemore George Wing Carol Wojsznis Mr. and Mrs. John Wojsznis Wolfie and Lynn Mary C. Zaniewski 92 If you need a wooden louver we can make it Hardwoods— Softwoods— To Your Satisfaction COLONIAL SHUTTER MILLWORK CO., INC. Maynard Industrial Park P.O. Box 337 Maynard, Massachusetts Ronald F. Gardella, President ELIZABETH M. SCHNAIR 897-9732 133 Main Street Compliments of AMERICAN GIRL SERVICE 557 Mam Street West Concord Massachusetts Maynard, Massachusetts Newspapers— Magazines— Novelties Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS J. J. 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CREMER, M.D. 14 Main Street Free Delivery Maynard 897-7362 25 Mam Street Maynard, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of ’68 THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Carol Pazaricky: President Shirley Grant: Vice-President Theresa O’Neil: Secretary William Ignachuck: Treasurer Richard Trakimas Barbara Wasiuk SAMUELS LEO F. MULLIN Real Estate Studio of Photography and Graphic Arts 8 Waltham Street 897-7901 Maynard, Massachusetts Established since 1935 95 BEST WISHES FOWLER SCHOOL THE STORE F. J. Buscemi, Prop. 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DEMARS POST 235 99 Compliments of MURPHY SNYDER PRINTERS 7 Waltham Street Maynard, Massachusetts Look at yourself in a mirror Look at yourself beyond your outer shell Look at yourself for what is truly in your heart Look at yourself for what is real in your mind Look at yourself for what good you may do others Look at yourself for what you may contribute to this world Look at yourself for your loves, ambitions, desires: but above all Look up, not down. Best wishes, Dick and Judy Glatky Maynard Music Center Compliments of W. A. TWOMBLY Funeral Home Serving All Faiths Private Ambulance Summer Street Maynard, Massachusetts 100 POWDER ( y LiLi SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS . 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Kennedy. Director 42 Concord Street Maynard 897-7343 Massachusetts Mouth Watering ROBERT P. WHITEHOUSE, INC. MISTER TAKEOUT FLYING A’’ SERVICENTER The Complete Takeout Restaurant 1 Powdermill Road Telephone Pick-up Service Maynard, Massachusetts 897-9819 Take some home for the Family , . . They’ll love you for it . . . ' Expert Tune-up Service 124 RAY’S T.V. and APPLIANCE Bernie—Nooch— Eddie— Jerry Motorola Color T.V.— Stereo— Radios 183 Main Street Ma ncrd more lor our mone . 897-8121 Air Conditioners Ranges Kitchen ' ' .id Dishwashers CL0W£3 • • y0RKCL0TH£ CARLISLE SCREW CORPORATION 146 Main Street Maynard Massachusetts Specializing in High Speed Screw Machine Production 897-2492 Master Plumber Compliments of 4199 PETER GRIMES WARREN E. BEMIS INTERNATIONAL. INC. Plumbing— Heating 49 Nason Street Maynard Gas Water Heaters— Gas Home Heating Travel Service I 5 Main Street Concord, Massachusetts 369-3300 Compliments of Compliments of JACOB’S MARKET Maynard li Main Street Massachusetts CHARLES S. KEUPER, M.D. Compliments of GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE from the ERKKINEN BUICK COMPANY Sales and Service CLASS OF 1969 —Officers— Pres. John Manning V.P. Alan Gunn Sec. Mary Mullin Treas. Barb Zancewicz Buick MAYNARD COAL CO. Great Road Stow, Massachusetts 897-7822 Smart Students Read Opel 125 Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts 897-8201 THE BEACON Your Local Newspaper 89‘?-20l2 126 Best Wishes from Compliments of ACME SUPPLY CALVIN COOL IDGE SCHOOL 20 Nason Street Maynard Best Wishes to the Class of “68 BEARL’S AVALON CLUB The Home of Fine Sportswear and Shoes” Teen— Junior Miss— Misses Walt Bob 1 5 Nason Street Maynard Massachusetts Compliments of JOHNSON’S PHARMACY. INC. ACTON FLORIST SHOP Nason Street Maynard Massachusetts 8970832 IL ' 7 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 1968 128 I jl i ' ' l I

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