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

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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

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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

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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