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

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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

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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

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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