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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

MAYNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY 5957 p0046 5 Maynard, Mass 38 I I r i u Another Year Another year A new locker to break in Old friends, new enemies “Ravisanga?” A new schedule “Where the hell is room 203?” New teachers “Oh my god! Don ' t tell me you’ve got her!” Just another year Applying to colleges “Been accepted anywhere yet? Appointments with Purdy’s and Sam’s “Can I have one of your pictures?” Thinking Of today and tomorrow Where to go? What to do? Leaving much behind But much lies ahead The end But really a beginning We may be going But Maynard High School will still be here After all, it’s just Another year A school year is made up of hundreds of little mo- ments; some important, some not, but all of them very precious. To do justice to all these special times is really impossible, but that’s what a yearbook is supposed to do. Through much crying, screaming and even a little love. The Class of 1977 has put to- gether a collection of memories of our senior year. It is our hope that these pages may some how help you recall that special time, 1976-1977 at Maynard High School. The 1977 Screech Owl Staff remember me - ' TP if j® 1 A-ffl yy 1 IN DEDICATION This year, the staff of the Maynard High School Screech Owl chose not to dedicate the yearbook to someone who changed our lives, but to a friend. A friend is someone who will share a laugh or give you his shoulder, regardless of whether you need it to lean on or to cry on. If these things are so, then the 1977 Yearbook is dedicated to the right person. This man has had a long and distinguished teaching ca- reer, and is respected both by his students and his peers. But this man ' s dedi cation for his students and his school goes long beyond 2:25 Athletics-wise, this man helps out with football, track, softball and wherever else he is aked to, as well as being the drive and determination behind the MHS Junior Varsity Basketball team. But this is not this man ' s only responsibility; for the past four years, he has been the guid- ing spirit behind the memory book of MHS, the ‘Screech Owl. With this year ' s “Screech Owl,” The Yearbook staff attemp- ted to do something a little special, a little more personal for the Class of ’77, and, in doing so, we departed radically from the traditional yearbook form. Rather than hold us back, this man not only pushed and prodded us toward our goal, but led us all the way. This book is as much a part of him as it is of our class. And so, the 1977 Maynard High School “Screech Owl is dedicated to a friend who helped us remember our very spe- cial Senior year, someone who we will remember always — Mr. Paul Henning. SUMMER SENIORS LORI GREENAWAY June 26, 1959 l,(yui majorette co-leader . . . field hockey . . . Martha’s sidekick . . . quiet?? . . . Gerry . . . Lori KATHLEEN DUNCAN June 30, 1959 distinctive laugh . . . Girls State . . . freckles . . . fieldhockey . . . future nurse . . . Kathy MIKE CHAMBERS July 2, 1959 freckles . . . blue Ford . . . friendly . . . roams the halls . . . Mike JULIANNE LENT July 6, 1959 Woolworths . . . seen with Sheila . . . short . . . cute . . . Juli Juli Lent Giggling — what else?! ‘‘Oh, well I use new Herbal Essense Balsam shampoo!” Co-Captain Lori Greenaway grins happily after the MHS Majorettes place third in regional competition. 10 A nice person to remember — Maureen Allan. Party? Where?? When?? Diane Dahill quiet? — IMPOSSIBLE! Tri-Captain of the MHS Basketball Tigers, Jim speaks with cool confidence at the start of the winter sports season. ROBERT JARMULOWICZ July 14, 1959 Crash . . . CB . . . first of the Jarmo clan . . . Polite??? . . . Kathy . . . Jarmo DIANE DAHILL July 16, 1959 argumentative . . . co-capt. cheerleader . . . munchies . . . non-stop conversationalist . . . Diane JAMES AULENBACK July 17. 1959 All around athlete . . . Queen’s escort . . . cute blond . . . friendly . . . Boys State . . . Jim MAUREEN ALLAN July 26, 1959 UJJ BJ’s . . . seen with Joan . . . frequents New Hampshire . . . friendly smile . . . Rene 11 DARLENE DIMERY August 8, 1959 flbudtnjL Our Queen . . . sports . cute smile . . . York Beach . . . seen with Terry . . . Darlene DIANE QUINTAL August 1, 1958 rings and things . . . superstitious . . . seen with Rhonda . . . artistically inclined . . . Diane ROBERT MASTERS August 1, 1959 Class Pres . . . likes bowling . . . I.D.S. . . . everyone’s friend . . . favors Hudson . . . Bobby CHRISTINE SWEENEY July 27, 1959 School Committee Rep . . . Girls State . . . Smart . . . Athletic . . . Mark . . . Chris Natural and lovely as she always is — Darlene. With the Class Treasury tucked under his arm, Bob heads for the border. Our lady in the front lines with the school Committee, Chris Sweeney. 12 “Yes, this great new nutcracker is not available in stores. Makes a great gift, only $9.98! Carol arriving at school — LATE. “What’s that. Officer? Why, I don’t even own a bazooka!” THOMAS BABCOCK August 14, 1959 tall thin . . . always smiling ... St. Bridgets . . . roams the halls . . . Tom CAROL MANZO August 18, 1959 Tall . . . basketball . . . enjoys parties . . . pleasant . . . stylish clothes . . . Carol WILLIAM POZERYCKI August 24, 1959 red head . . . getting taller? . . . handsome . . . Howdy Doody . . . wisecracks . . . Poz KENNETH MALLOY August 19, 1959 assortment of hats . . . great sense of humor . . . quiet . . . Ellie . . . Kenny JOSEPH JOHNSON August 30, 1959 all around nice guy . . . everyone’s friend . . . always a smile . . . Watertown . . . enthusiastic football player . . . Joe STEPHANIE WHITE August 28, 1958 brown bomb . . . artistic . . . Carol Mary’s friend . . . great sense of humor . . . John . . . Steph PATRICK WHITE August 31, 1959 seen roaming the halls . . . easy going . . . Steph’s Brother . . . plays the guitar . . . Pat MARIBETH LYONS September 3, 1959 quiet . . . gymnastic . . . stylish dresser . . . individualist . . . drives a brown pinto . . . Betsy CYNTHIA HANSEN September 6, 1959 Cathy Linda’s chum . . . strawberry blonde . . . business office . . . Sean . . . Cyndi Quiet and easygoing — Cindy. Calm, cool and collected. Hard working and natural — Betsy. As we shall all remember her, ready to face tomorrow — Steph. Always a smile, a laugh and a story to tell — Pat. i i i 14 “Anyway, these 35 Jap Aircraft Carriers suddenly appeared on the horizon, and the Americans knew they were in trouble.” In a moment of quiet thought — Donald. GEORGE PRATT September 10, 1959 likes school? . . . seen but never heard . . . friendly . . . attendance? . . . Georgie Peorgie . . . George JOHN STIGLIANI September 13, 1959 hurdles . . . talkative . . . favors underclass girls . . . moody . . . Stig DONNA GILBAR September 16, 1959 long hair . . . short cute . . . quiet . . . Digital . . . Donna DONALD CHASE September 28, 1957 yellow bug . . . back pack . . . weird laugh . . . good sense of humor . . . Don 15 PIECES OF APRIL Top to Bottom, Left to Right Our Queen Darlene Dimery and her escort] Jim Aulenback. Next time you don’t want to dance with me I ' ll break your other finger.’’ ■ ' No Billy, I have to be home at 10:30.’’ Oh Mark, you ' re awful” Darlene and Jim share a moment of hap piness! The exciting moment, but where ' s the res of the court? ' op to Bottom, Left to Right ‘Smile, this one ' s going in the yearbook. ' Paul we re supposed to go left, not right. ■‘Daws, get your bouquet ready, we re next in line for pic- ures. ‘So this is what they call the Junior Prom ” Dur principal and his lovely wife. Queen’s March .... Dancing .... Queen Darlene Dimery .... Court .... Parties . . Essco .... Godfreys .... Beach . . . . J . . . . Parties .... JUNIOR PROM Top to Bottom, Left to Right Happiness is holding Carol’s hand. Impressions of the big night. Neither rain nor sleet nor snow nor crutches can stop Chris from the Junior Prom. A smile says it all. I think I just ate your corsage. It ' s a good thing Jayne and Maribeth pushed or we ' d never look this nice. Top to Bottom, Left to Right Last but not least, Kathy and Bobby. “You ' re wrinkling my dress. Hey, look they ' re taking our picture. I think I ' m lost, where ' s my escort. I didn ' t think anyone was looking.” After Maribeth ' s long hard work, the Junior Prom proved to be a success. May 15, 1976 . . . The Hillcrest . . . 8:00 p.m. Spur . . . pastels . . . bouquets . . . pictures “Pieces of April” . . . Grand March . . . dinner “I Only Have Eyes for You” . . . SOUTH PACIFIC Top to Bottom — Left to Right: After the boy meets the girl” Somebody ate my jeep” Mike Brick ogles a nurse If this dress was any shorter, it would be a collar. Memories of a truly “Enchanted Evening” Cuttin up with Honey Bun” r ■ -T 1 r 1 8 Top to Bottom — Left to Right Keith Ladner — One of the Boys Presenting Chris Duggan — The Amazing Boy Chorus Girl Lovely Brenda Bowker — One of our Nellies Butch, Don ' t sing in my ear! Vicki, get your knees out of my back!” Gimme Five! Bali Hai may call you! “South Pacific” March 26-27 and April 2-3 Two Nellies? “This Nel- lie was Mine” Chris and his cocoanuts . . . . “Some Enchanted Evening.” SPRING SPORTS Top to Bottom Left to Right Keep going Daws, I ' m right behind you! Tm ready, pitch that sucker! Look Ma, no hands! Up. Up and away. Concentration ■ 0000 ! Four!” Doy! Top to Bottom Left to Right Smile, we re taking your picture! Between innings “Oomph!” Belinda giving her support Don ' t miss it” Get up for it! girls track . . . boys track . . . softball baseball . . . golf . . . spikes . . . bats balls . . . clubs . . . uniforms . . . girls boys . . . team . . . spirit mtM ’ I w Jr trim -W fl 2 1 j HBBhP ' 1 EDMOND CAISEY September 22, 1959 fUc Mayberry road gang . . . always cracking jokes . . . Falcon . . . Kim . . . Eddy PAUL MARTIN September 22, 1959 hockey captain . . . Canada . . . Dick ' s chum . . . seen but not heard . . . Marty JAYNE FERRERA September 23, 1959 majorette . . . Donutland Hawaiian Escapee . . . shy? track runner . . . Jayne EVA SZARADEK September 22, 1959 quiet . . . sensitive . . . sincere . . . Chris and Peggy’s pal . . . Eva Lovely Jayne Ferrera — One of our Hawaiian “Escapees.” Ed Caisey sets to work cutting a piece of cafeteria bread. Paul Martin, seconds before beaning a Freshman with a basketball. 26 What do we have here? Patty Terrasi — singing???? Ha, Ha Dave, I just stole your position on the football team as safety. Terri wonders what that piece of clay is doing on her desk. PATRICIA TERRASI September 27, 1959 Tobin’s Vending White Toyota . . cousin . . . witty . . . always fun to be with Patty Jodi’s CATHERINE RODGERS October 2, 1959 majorette . . . Canada . . . everyone’s friend . . future nurse . . . Dave . . . Cathy THERESA HOLMES October 8, 1958 horses . . . Ruth’s friend . . . short . . . babysits . . . giggles . . . Terri THOMAS BOOTHROYD October 8, 1959 Santa Claus . . . boy scout . . . blood mobile . . . big brother . . . Tom DONNA WALCOTT October 10, 1959 MhJcatJb assortment of jobs . . . seen with Patty . . . Middlesex Insurance . . . friend to all . . . Donna GAYLE EDWARDS October 10, 1959 prom court . . . cheerleader co-captain . . . Mannings funny jokes??? . . . Gayle JANET WASIUK October 15, 1959 early graduate . . . D.E.C. moody . . . Jim . . . Janet Gasp! Janet caught in the act. Standing on the corner, watching all the guys go by.” With her coat and books under her arm, Donna sneaks out of school. A good friend to all, Tom Boothroyd. ‘‘Fee Fi Fo Fum.” If she’s bubbly and giggling, it must be Nancy. “God, It’s amazing what you can learn while walking on Pit Road!’’ Stylish, sarcastic but friendly Linda. BLAINE DEFREITAS October 26, 1959 Red . . . likes to bowl . . . baseball . . . Phil’s buddy . . . Wendy . . . Blaine BURT TUCKER October 26, 1959 BIG . . . parties . . . hearty laugh and appetite . . . freckles . . .Burt LINDA SALTSGAVER October 27, 1959 Mammouth Mart . . . seen with Sheila and Juli . . . reliable . . . Cobleskill?? . . . Linda NANCY ALLARD October 27, 1959 HcLncy fiUuJI short . . . squeak . . . flirt . . . Donna’s sidekick . . . Nancy 29 RUTH MONSEN November 2, 1958 funny laugh . . . seen with Terri . . . Stringo’s buddy . . . artistic . . . flipper . . . Ruth TODD MALLINSON November 3, 1959 cross-country co-capt . . . WAVM . . . giggles . . . everyone’s friend . . . Todd TINA COLUMBO November 7, 1959 petite . . . business orientated . . . Carole’s sidekick . . . C.Y.O. . . . another Colombo . . . Tina MIKE BRICK November 9, 1959 Chicago . . . friend to every one . . . imitates Mr. Wing . . . student trainer . . . avid play participant . . . Bricky I wonder what Mike’s favorite group is? As she always seems to be, Tina at work in the business department. Todd wonders whether it’s all worth it. 30 I i Joanne sits quietly among the cheering crowd at the rally. “Three days till deadline and where are we putting the colorguard?’’ “They ' d better spell my name right in the yearbook.” VICTOR NEFRANOWICZ November 14, 1960 drop in from 78 . . . enjoys playing basketball . . . proud Russian . . . Victor RUTH NEWSHAM November 22, 1959 Validictorian . . . Fashion Shop . . . Lady-like . . . tall and thin . . . soft-spoken . . . Ruth LORI DANIELS November 24, 1959 yearbook co-editor . . . seen with Theresa . . . deadline? Ha! . . . razor sharp wit . . . Lori JOANNE CAMPBELL November 26, 1959 QaCwiLOoMptjM. loves work? . . . humorous . . . platinum blonde . . . speaks her mind . . . Seen with Kathy . . . Joanne PATRICIA DZERKACZ November 26, 1959 seen with Donna and Maureen . . . crash . . . parties, parties, parties . . . Tobins vending . . . Patty ALMA SOUZA November 29, 1959 play participant . . . flowery writer . . . nice dresser . . . fights for opinion . . . Alma JAMES RAKIEY December 1, 1958 WAVM . . . general manager . . . crazy laugh • ■ . short, and friendly . . . Jim I DOUGLAS JOHNSON December 2, 1958 tall, blonde and handsome . . . always a joke . . . basketball co-captain . . . seen with Jim . . . Doug Alma thinks of times past and things that lie ahead. “Guess what, Jim? This time, the station is raffling off Lower Conneticut?’’ “Bouncy” strolls down the court. 32 I I 0 Jill, quiet, cute and asleep. Donald and his box lunch. Pretty and bright. Really everyone’s friend, Martha. Pretty, loud, attractive, Terri. MARTHA FORSTER December 2, 1959 yyia dhou ' all around athlete . . . brains . . . crazy sense of humor . . . Lori’s sidekick . . . DAR . . . Martha TERRY LOCHIATTO December 15, 1959 enthusiastic speeches . . . Scott . . . Terry DONALD GODFREY December 16, 1959 always a smile . . .Victory . . . handsome . . . adds life to sophomore float meetings . . . Donny JILL MUISE December 16, 1959 xJUi pq-uW. prom court . . . short cute . . . witty . . . seen with Patty . . . future cow milker . . . Jill nks . . . spaz FOOTBALL TEAM Clinton (W) Bedford (W) Shrewsbury (L) Westboro (W) Marlboro (W) Milford (L) Concord (W) Algonquin (L) Hudson (L) Acton (L) M A 7 6 15 14 0 8 15 0 14 13 17 28 22 21 13 6 0 14 7 12 Jim Aulenback, Bob Alexander, Matt Williams, Dave Mariani, George Vacca, John Stigliani, Tom Clancy, John Dyer, Rick Edwardson, Mike Tobin, Dick Tobin, Allan Delvalle, Dave Morash, Bill Duggan, Mark Clancy, Jim Dawson, Steve Flan- nery, Carmine Camerato, Owen Hill, Rick LeBlanc, Phil Nic- kerson, Danny Ferguson, Dave Martin, Bob Jarmulowicz, Jim Morgan, Paul Barilone, Mark Yanchewski, Paul Shaw, Jack Carlton (Capt ), Dave Messier, Mike Connors, John Sambuchi, Mike Higgins, Bill Arcieri, Paul Salmi, Bill Jarmulowicz, Gary Zancewicz (Capt ), Dick Haynes, Steve Dahill, Chris Duggan, Dave Duncan, Rick Gross, Len lannuzzo, Billy Johnson, Don Bibbo, Mike Sluyski, Doug Johnson, Joe Johnson w TIGERS! At the start of the 1976 football season a 5-5 season might have been suspected but not a 5-5 sea- son as exciting as this one. The season started off with two heart stopping one point victories over Clinton on opening day and Bed- ford on the home opener. These were the least of the heroics and there was a lot more to come. After 5 games the Tigers had battled their way to a very impressive record of 4-1. The last of these wins coming in the last seconds against Marlboro by again one point 15-14. The heroics of Jim Au- lenback and Chris Duggan had made this team very hard to beat. A tough loss to Milford on some questionable calls seemed to phase the Ti- gers a bit but they came right back against Con- cord and pulled out ano ther one pointer this time by the score of 22-21 . The game was one of the biggest games of the year. It was against undefeated league champs of Algonquin. The Tigers again almost pulled out a victory in the last seconds but the heroics just weren’t there. At this point a repeat of last years 7-3 season looked excellent. However in the mud of Hudson the Tigers were stunned 14-0 before they could say ouch! All that was left now was the big turkey day game against Acton-Boxboro. How sweet it would have been to end this thrilling season by keeping the Beacon Bowl in Maynard. MARCHING BAND With a crash of the cymbals and a whirl of the baton, the Maynard High School Marching Band completed another su- cessful season of halftime festivities. Through the combined efforts of Charles Garabedian and Steve Tolman, the band put on a dazzling array of sound and movement. Hats off to the MHS Marching Band. The Pride of Tigertown.” MAJORETTES Co-Leaders, Lori Greenaway and Jodi Ter- rasi; Karen Gagnon, Kathy Gagnon, Martha Forster, Cathy Rodgers, Cheryl Ar- den. Terry Kraemer, Jayne Ferrera, Joan Meakin, Laurie Martell, Mary Nevala, Val- erie Stevanazzi, Joann Casey, Malaina Bowker, Lisa Mariani, Lynn Barilone, Paula Gallagher, Vicki Stalker, Advisor — Susan Nevala CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders are an unap- preciated group whose atten- dance at every Maynard Football and Basketball game is expected. They fill the air with cheers of an- ticipation as well as shouts of joy- ful accomplishment. They lead the crowd through victories and keep their spirits high during defeats. Perhaps the best way to ap- preciate their importance is to imagine an event without them. V Jn WAVM Under the charismatic guidance of Media Director Joseph P. Magno and the WAVM Board of Directors, the station greatly in- creased its listening audience through bright and innovative types of programming, including a live broadcast of one of this year’s dances. 1977-78 promises to be an even bigger year for the school station, so keep tuned to WAVM, 91.7 FM, ‘The True Pride Of Tiger Town.” Besides being the base for WAVM the library also houses two other organizations which perform vital functions in the school. The li- brary aides make sure everything is in its place, especially for those sophomore term pape rs, while the AV Club keeps harried teachers happy with prompt media atten- tion. THE VOICE OF TIGERTOWN WAVM STAFF David Alatalo, Jane Alatalo, Joseph Alexander, Bill Arcieri, Peter Bretschneider, Mike Brick, Bill Cassidy, Joseph Collura, Kevin Connors, Scott Covey, Chico Delvalle, Robert Doyle, Chris Dug- gan, Bobby Dunn, Richard Egan, Steve Foley, Peter Frank, Bill Freeman, Stephen Grenache, Richard Gross, Donna Hamilton, Mike Hayes, Dean Henrich, Dan Hill, James Hill, Owen Hill, Peter Hill, Jeff Hunt, Steve Hunter, Jim Kar- peichik, Brian Kelly, Robert Koller, Dale Ladner, Keith Ladner, Steve Lattuca, Scott Mallinson, Todd Mallinson, Dianne Marcell, Dave Martin, Paul Martin, Mark Minasian, Jim Morgan, Bill Nelson, Bob Orsi, Jim Pileeki, Dave Power, Dave Quinn, Jim Rakiey, Sally Rose, Frank Scesny, Robert Simoneau, John Stades, Patty Terrasi, Walter Trachim, Tom Whalen, Robert Young. ODD COUPLE Top to Bottom, Left to Right How do I get this stuff off my hands? Does two of a kind make a pair? Jeesssssssse, what a handl I can to walk and chew gum! I ' m going to the Gates, no matter what you say! Look Mom — No hands ” Then this big cafeteria lady jumped on me . . No!? Please!? Not the Cargo Bar!?” Yes idiot, it ' s a door! You ' ll eat in the cafeteria and like it! How come there ' s only one picture of us in the yearbook? October 22nd and 23rd .... Mrs. Hawkins . . and child .... “It ' s not my %!?” .... Heavy Kevy .... Flying linguini .... Nadia . . . . Chinese Food!! .... Odd Couple ■p CROSS COUNTRY Boys Cross Country Roster: Todd Mallin- son, co-capt., Bill Pozerycki, co-capt., Steve Cziria, Steve Hunter, Greg LeBlanc, Scott Covey, Mark Rediker, Bert Bachrach, Doug Stone, Brian Flaherty, Mike Rolla, Kevin Forster, Phil Savoy, Kevin Connors, Brian Kelly, Brian Sweeney, Bobby Sweeney, Robby Doyle, Dave Bibbo, Bill Pileeki Girls Cross Country Roster: Martha Forster, capt., Sally Rose, Dianne Marcell, Ginny Varrichione, Tammy Tyler, Lisa Manzo, Nancy Varrichione, Ilona Rozwadowska. Down to the “Amo Dump” .... Do your Sprints . . . . sprained ankles .... records broken . . . . Mr. Cusson ' s sunglasses .... soccer . . . . touch football .... Midland League Champs . . States ... FIELD HOCKEY Varsity Field Hockey; Lori Greenaway co- capt., Kathy Duncan co-capt., Julie White, Terry Kraemer, Darlene Dimery, Jodi Ter- rasi, Helen Campbell, Jane Alatalo, Rosemary Fields, Laurie Martell, Joan Meakin, Cindy Martin, Karen Watt, Anita Tyler, Mary Nevala, Joann Casey, Wendy Hill Piiii • • 111111 iiiiMtHi IIMtiiitiniii imiix ‘IIISillllMlM Junior Varsity Field Hockey; Patty Brown capt., Sue Cutaia, Maureen Boothroyd, Eileen Duncan, Karen Marderosian, Ann Martin, Kathy Doran, Lisa Calabria, Lisa Mariani, Linda Travaligni, Brenda Lockhart, Sue Ojalehto, Lynn McClure, Michelle Boudreau, Jamie Duggan, Cheryl King, Stephanie McDonald, Eileen Foley, Brenda Walsh, Cathy Pillivant, Janine Paul, Donna Hamilton Double Session .... carrying nets . . . . Doritos .... winning season? .... “Gouge” . . . Coordinated Jumping Jacks .... Mother- Daughter Game .... Link??? .... Jivey Calistetics .... Chinese Food .... Party VOLLEYBALL Varsity: Captain Pauline Smith, Pam Man- ning, Esther Bachrach, Diane Hanson, Ginger Hickman, Diane Melanson, Belinda Brooks, Sharon Santamaria. JV: Lisa Page, Sandy Bedard, Karen Campbell, Kathy Waluck, Jackie Lavasseur, Renee Rogers, Monique Bretschneider, Denise Messier, Claudette Young. Coaches: Chandler Lin- coln and Brenda Mason. Manager: Malaina Bowker. Despite great hopes and efforts, the Maynard High School Girls ' Volleyball teams faced a disappointing and often heartbreaking season. Through the combined efforts of Coaches Chandler Lincoln and Brenda Mason, as well as Team Captain Pauline Smith, this young Tiger team went braverly into battle, only to find the competition too strong. Still, Enthusiasm and spirit run high on this young team and we expect to see big things in ‘77’ from MHS Volleyball. MHS Volleyball . . . Fighting with Mr. Lincoln . . A rose and a beer bottle . . “We almost won one” . . Mr. Lincoln’s lessons in falling . . We re Number 1 — 0 . . NEW YEAR, SAME OLD CREW Front Office Kenneth Abbott Principal . . strange ties . . the Head Man . . Mr. Abbott Front Office Wilfred De Rosa Vice Principal . . Cafetria Patrol . . makes appointments for the bench Mr. DeRosa Guidance Office Donald Cranson Guidance N — Z . . Mr. Nice Guy . . Basketball Jones . . Mr. Cranson Guidance Office Mary Ellen Griffin Guidance A — F . . Terrible jokes . . great imitation of a dog being run over . . Mrs. Griffin Room 101 John Golec Social Studies . . transparencies, transparencies, and more transparencies . . Proud Father . . Mr. Golec Room 102 Bruce Pekkala Social Studies . . Marathon Man . . very very unique . . Mr. Pekkala Room 103 John Lent Social Studies . . Baseball . . New Athletic Director . . Mr. Lent Room 103 Allen Stebbins Social Studies . . “rule of thumb’’ . . Student Government . . Mr. Stebbins Room 104 George Stringos Business . . MONEY!! . . CB Club . . Mr. Stringos 53 Room 105 Joseph Cusson Social Studies . . Basketball and Cross Country Coach . . 117 . . Mr. Cusson Room 106 Elizabeth Piantoni Business . . Dignified but stern . . mean shorthand . . Mrs. Piantoni Room 107 Barbra Rooney Home Ec. . . amazing afro . . Cheerleading . . Miss Rooney Room 108 Mary Hayes Business . . her own little office . . efficiency plus Mary Hayes Room 109 Shirley Noyes Business . . stylish dresser . . Enthusiastic . . Mrs. Noyes Room 1 1 1 Juliette Hovsepian Foreign Language . . The French Trip . . Candy Sales . . Miss Hovsepian Room 1 1 1 Constance Green Foreign Language . . Our Class Advisor . . Mean Conjugator . . Miss Green Room 112 Celia Bartolotti English . . The Musical . . “Cheuch” Miss B. Math Office Kenneth Najjar Mathematics . . Subtle wit . . helping hand . . Mr. Najjar Elaine Newsham Foreign Language . . confused smile . . Freshman Class Advisor . . Miss Newsham Room 201 John Cole Science . . Really enjoys his work, bugs over bugs . . Mr. Cole Room 202 Jim Ruggerio Science . . wonderful stories . . loves puns . . Mr. Ruggerio Room 202 Bernard Tarara Science . . Band Aid Bernie . . Frito Bandito . . Mr. Tarara Room 203 Shirley Klepadio Science . . Sarcastic!! . . Chemistry whiz . . Miss Klepadio Room 204 Arthur St. Germain Mathematics . . Artie . . Junior High Commuter . . Mr. St. Germain 56 •iU. ' Room 205 Robert LeSage Mathematics . . Junior Class Advisor . . Another Fred Astaire . . Mr. LeSage Room 206 George Wing Science . . “Common sense’’ . . scoff artist . . Mr. Wing Room 207 Chandler Lincoln Mathematics . . “Baby Face” . . Easy Blusher . . Mr. Lincoln Room 208 Michael Sparkes Mathematics . . Drivers’ Ed . . Easy going Mr. Sparkes Room 209 Brenda Mason Science . . Quiet . . Patient Blonde Mrs. Mason English Office Alice Mullin English . . constantly smiling . . vivid memory . . Mrs. Mullin Room 210 Paul Henning English . . Yearbook Advisor . . ‘‘Deadlines — HA!” . . Mr. Henning Room 211 William Linney English . . seemingly quiet . . sharp wit . . Mr. Linney Room 212 Betty Hill English . . Flamboyant . . Tweed, no matter what . . Mrs. Hill Resource Room Sharon Alperin Individual Help . . Pretty smile . . very cute Mrs. Alperin Resource Room Sherry Glatfelter Individual Help . . Curly hair . . Cheshire Cat grin . . Miss Glatfelter Resource Room Richard Johnson Individual Help . . a Doctor?! . . Quiet sense of humor . . Dr. Johnson Library Marjorie Morrisey Media Dept. . . Controls the Asylum . . Mr. Magno’s right arm . . Mrs. Morrisey Library Joseph Magno Media Dept. . . the real spirit of WAVM fiendish laugh . . Mr. Magno 59 Art Room Mrs. Smith Art Dept. elegant . . a real lady . . Mrs. Smith Room 116 Ronald Joki Industrial Arts . . sly smile . . seems to know something we don’t . . Mr. Joki lA 1 Steve Desy Industrial Arts . . Looks like Captain Kangaroo . . loose classroom . . Mr. Desy lA II Jack Kendra Industrial Arts . . wiry . . “Ml have it for you Friday” Mr. Kendra Girls’ Gym Kathleen Bassett Athletics . . pushes girls athletics . . Project Adventure . . Miss Bassett Boys’ Gym Bruce Koskinen Athletics ■ . loves laps? . . quick v ith the whistle . . Mr. Koskinen Team Room James Duggan Athletics . . Coach! . . Top Tiger . . Mr. Duggan Guidance Office Beverly Foxe Guidance G-M . .realistic. . a truly helping hand. Mrs. Foxe Band Room Charles Garabedian Music Dept. . . snazzy dresser . . Ham and Bean Supper tickets . . Mr. G. Band Room Stephen Tolman Music Dept. . . sounds like Robert Goulet?! . . Definite flirt . . Mr. Tolman FRESHMEN David Alatalo David Anderson Kimberly Anderson Linda Anderson Esther Bachrach John Ballard Joseph Ballard Joseph Barber Lynn Barilone Nancy Batchelder Gerald Caisey Lisa Calabria Karen Campbell Suzanne Carew William Cassidy David Collura Kevin Connors Brenda Cormier Daniel Cormier James Cossette Philip Beals Debbie Beltzer David Bibbo Kelley Brackett Susan Brackett Robert Brenn Monica Bretschneider Kevin Brooks Linda Butler Kathy Cadigan Kevin Cossette James Coughlin Donald Crawford Susan Curtis Karen Dame John DeMars David Dietrich Melissa Dolan Kathleen Doran Robert Doyle Jamie Duggan Eileen Duncan Robert Dwinells William Egan Fabrizio Faieta Kenneth Farnham Roger Finan Arthur Floyde Eillen Foley Michael Foley ' Wk.v Dean Henrich David Herbst CLASS OF 1980 David Forsythe Peter Frank Paula Gallagher Tracy Gilbar Joyce Gray Stephen Grenache Blair Hallett Linda Handrahan Lisa Higgins Frank Hill Wendy Hill Tod Holmes Julie Herman Gregory Hunter Dennis lannarelli Bonita Jones Laura Kaozor Robert Kangas Brian Kelley Cheryl King Robert Koller Jennifer Laasanen Ruth LaGoy Steven Lampila Jack Lankiewicz Karen Lattuca Timothy Larkin Jon LeBlanc Brenda Lockhart Michael Loring David Malloy Charles Manchester Lisa Manzo Stephen Marcey Karen Marderosian Marcia Mariano Anne Martin Richard Martin Timothy McCabe Stephanie McDonald Steven McDonlad Mary McCourt Lynn McClure Barry McNulty Edward McQuiggan David Monsen Joanne Morash William Moynihan FIRST YEAR STUDENTS Ann Marie Mula Michael Murphy Robin Murray William Nelson David Nenonen Jeff Niemi David Niose Kenneth Nowak Susan Ojalehto Kimm Olsen Lisa Page Jill Pareago Richard Pelrine 1 j r; ' % .k Robert Pelrine Virginia Penn Patti Peterson Jeffrey Phaneuf Lynne Porrazzo Mario Quintal Alana Rader James Reilly Sandara Reilly Marie Richard David Richard Gail Roche Albert Rogers Renee Rogers Robert Terras! Julie Tobin Mark Tomyl Jean Totten Nancy Trachim Walter Trachim Linda Travaglini Gerald Trillo Donald Tucker Nancy Varrichione Joseph Veneziano Mark Wainio Ilona Rozwado A ski James Russo Edwin Salmi Philip Savoy Elizabeth Scesny Laura Schuler Robert Simoneau Vicki Stalker Joseph St. Hilaire Bruce Stone Dean Strome Brian Sweeney Lynn Sylvia Darlene Walcott Carol Wallace Christopher Whalen Dennis White Cynthia Wuorio Claudette Young Marcia Young Brian Zagwyn David Zagwyn Anna Zmijak Tara Alexander Carrie Wellington Neil Murray SENIORS WNTER CLAUDIA HALLETT December 33, 1959 CJojjlcLlOl crutches . . . quiet . . . early grad . . . Sharon’s friend . . . frequents Sudbury . . . Claude CHRISTINE TRAKIMAS December 25, 1959 C vuA ' TXcJ omajb cruising . . . Data Terminal . . . Cathy’s pal . . . early grad . . . Dennis . . . Chris SHEILA GALLAGHER December 30, 1959 Donutland . . . seen with Juli . . . secretary of band . . . looses contacts? . . . ex-cheerleader . . . Sheila PHILIP FINAN December 31, 1959 baseball . . green pinto . . . twin?? . . . history whiz . . . nice personality . . . Phil Sheila plays it cool in band. “Get that ?!@% Z camera away from me!’’ A pretty face in the crowd — Claudia. “My hat’s too tight.” “It ' s a blizzard, we ' re doomed.” Suffering from starvation, Mary eats her lower lip. MARY PILLIVANT January 1, 1959 Sears . . . red bomb . . . Pill . . . seen with Nancy and Donna . . . Mary CATHERINE CALLAHAN January 3, 1960 QpJLi Lht r) seen with Cyndi Linda . . . pretty blonde . . . always smiling . . . friendly . . . Cathy MICHAEL TOBIN January 3, 1959 like music . . . handsome in all ways . . . enjoys school? . . . avid concert goer . . . never without a girl-friend . . . Mike GREGORY MCDONALD January 8, 1959 smart . . . artistic . . . “we re doomed” . . . job hopper . . . nice to know . . . Greg GARY ZANCEWICZ January 13, 1959 football co-capt . . . accident prone . . . tall . . . Cindy . . . Zan SHARON DUGGAN January 15, 1960 Class Baby . . . Wells Beach . . . Claudia’s friend . . . Mannings . . . basketball co-capt . . . Shar BRIGIT WALUCK January 29, 1959 Bcicjcr JOoJUulcX, long jumper . . . bakery . . . Steph’s buddy . . . Walter . . . Brigit SUSAN BIGUSIAK January 30, 1959 Tall Thin . . . Farah Bigu . . . boys, boys, boys . . . good runner . . . Sue LISA BROWN January 31, 1959 ItSA TSiZoioti Voc transfer . . . seen with Diane . . . quiet . . . Stylish clothes . . . Lisa Gary looks on at one of the Tigers big games. One of Charlie’s Angels breaks into the front office. ‘Help! I’m being viciously manhandled by a guidance counselor!” Hard working, quiet and sensitive — Patty. “God! When does the yearbook photographer go home?!” A bright, beautiful free spirit — Mary. RICHARD BARILONE February 2, 1959 blue mustang . . . curly hair . . . seen with Marty . . . hockey . . . star of Samuel ' s window . . . Dick MARK YANCHEWSKI February 7, 1959 sports . . . food, food, food . . . nice to know . . . crazy driver . . . parties? . . . Chew MARY LEMOINE February 8, 1959 OrrioA ij OTlOiru seen with Steph . . . easy-going . . . nice personality . . . attractive . . . Donald . . . Mary PATRICIA POIRIER February 14, 1959 office girl . . . Brooks . . . quiet . . . black wavy hair . . . Patty 73 JAMES DAWSON February 16, 1959 3 athletic . . . seen with Stig . . . blushes easily . everyone’s friend . . . Nig . . . Daws KAREN GAGNON February 21, 1959 Kathy ' s other half . . . majorette . . . quiet . . . America . . . Karen KATHY GAGNON February 21, 1959 ' XcdA Karen’s other half . . . younger of the two . . . shy . . . majorette . . . Dell . . . Kathy JEFFREY LENT February 26, 1958 Basketball tri-captain . . . likes accounting?? . . . Baseball . . . hereditary history student??? . . . Jeff dn’t use my deodorant iy, and I may not use it tomorrow.” “Now where did put my ear?” Karen and Kathy — or is it the other way around? ) I I 1 ! I Vicki is hard at work cropping photos and planning the layout. Quiet, dependable and pretty — Rhonda. Pretty, funny and natural, Patty hides in the caf. RHONDA MCGILLIVARY February 27, 1959 Prom court . . . always on the phone . . . long hair . . . likes Stringos?? . . . Larry . . . Rhonda VICKI PAREAGO February 26, 1959 Sears . . . artistically inclined . . . blue bomb . . . good driver?? . . . Vicki KATHLEEN ZANCEWICZ March 1, 1959 white maverick . . . nice dresser . . . seen with Jo-Anne . . . Bobby . . . Kathy PATRICIA CLANCY March 8, 1959 C-laoc student government pres . . . Victory?? . . . Mabels buddy . . . favors Dartmouth . . . Bob . . . Patty JAMES HILL March 12, 1959 Co-editor for yearbook . . . future writer . . . strange sense of humor . . . tolerates band . . . Jim KATHLEEN MORRILL March 12, 1959 Afe,eft seen with Peggy . . . Victory flirt . . . loud . . . boys, boys, boys . . . Kathy STEVEN AGIN March 13, 1959 colorguard . . . I.D.S. . . . Elton John Fan , . . crazy laugh . . . General Mills Award winner . . . Steve CHERYL ARCIERI March 14, 1959 Cfu enthusiastic majorette . . seen with Linda . . . a friend to all . . . easy going . . . Tom . . . Cheryl “Who knows what evil lurks in the heart of a Yearbook Editor.” Steve Agin, seconds after being told he graduates within a week. “Please get that camera away from me!” ] i I In a moment of quiet concentration, Linda reads as life goes on at MHS. Unbeknownst to Dave Burke, the yearbook photographer has struck again. “I wish they wouldn’t start booing before I start talking!” VICKI SPENCE March 14, 1959 yfc Victory . . . Thailand drop-in . . . boys, boys, boys . . . seen but not heard . . . Vicki LINDA LATTUCA March 16, 1959 short and cute . . . elephants . . . jewelery . . . everyone’s friend . . . Bobby . . . Linda CHRISTOPHER DUGGAN March 17, 1959 (%iU Golf . . . football . . . science whizz . . . WAVM sportscaster . . . future lawyer . . . Chris DAVID BURKE March 19, 1959 B.P. . . . drives an assortment of cars . . . blonde . . . float chauffeur . . . tall . . . Dave GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY: Martha Forster (co-capt), t na- ron Duggan (co-capt), Darlene Dimery, Terri Kramer, Carol Manzo, Chris Sweeney, Jane Alatalo, Helen Campbell, Patti Brown, Margaret Johnson, Maureen Boothroyd. JUNIOR VARSITY: Maureen Boothroyd, Patti Brown, Margaret Johnson, Lisa Manzo, Ilona Rodsodowski, Paula Davis, Karen Holmes, Jamie Duggan, Cheryl King, Nancy Varrichione, Eileen Foley, Brenda Lockhart, Lisa Calabria, Karen Mardero- sian. The Girls Basketball team played a fine brand of basketball during the 1976-1977 season. Led by Terri Kramer and Darlene Dimery, The Tiger Club were competitive and exciting. The new zone pressure defense established this year kept the opposing teams at work bring- ing up the ball in order to beat the thirty second clock. With Sharon Duggan, Martha Forster, and Helen Campbell supplying the pressure, many teams gave up the ball to the Tigers. Although the team did not win a league cham- pionship, a new spirit was found. The Girls Bas- ketball team discovered that their hard work did pay off and they could compete with anyone. This spirit should carry over to next year and an excit- ing year it will be! ai ■ VARSITY: Jeff Lent, Jim Aulenback, Doug Johnson (tri-captains), Bill Duggan, Dave Mariani, Rick Gross, Mike Brick, Mike Be- als, Alan DeValle, George Vacca, Paul Shaw, Mike Connors. JUNIOR VARSITY: Bert Backrach, Jim Co- gan, Dave Duncan, Mike Connors, Don Bibbo, Bob Alexander, Bill Pileeki, Scott Shepard, Jon LeBlanc, George Vacca, Bill Jarmolowicz, Kevin Forster. BOYS BASKETBALL The Boys Varsity Basketball team was not very successful as far as record during the 1976-1977 I season, but they were productive in at least one area. In every game but three, our opponents knew they had been in a ball game. Led by seniors Jim Aulenback, Doug Johnson and Jeff Lent, the Tigers made much of the Mid- land League take notice. With Jim and Jeff taking care of the outside and Doug the inside, the team had a solid nucleas. Juniors Dave Mariani, Billy Duggan and Rick Gross rounded out the team. Key injuries during the season hurt the Tigers but they continued to play hard, winning two out of their last three games. With five Juniors returning and some promis- ing Sophomores coming up, next year might prove interesting. Varsity Roster: Paul Martin, Dick Barilone, Greg LeBlanc, Steve Dahill, Jeff Price, Mark Clancy, Paul Barilone, Peter Bus- cemi, Jim Morgan, Rich Egan, Ward Emanuelson, Bobby Sarvela, Mark Redi- ker, Dennis lanerrelli, Dick Tobin, Tom Clancy HOCKEY MHS’s Hockey Tigers kept on fighting all season and tied for seventh position in their league. Though the team loses star player Paul Martin to graduation this year, the MHS Hockey Tiger promise to grow bigger and better each season. J.V. Roster: Bill Egan, Dennis White, Neil Catoni, Steve Flan- nery, Tim McCabe, Dan Ferguson, Kevin Brooks, Barry McNulty, John Dyer, Mike Syluski, Mike Murphy, Steve Martin, Tom Whalen, Bobby Terrasi, Dave Morash. Once again, the Maynard High School Tiger Hock- ey team in it’s 76-77 season found itself a little fish in a big pond. Competing with some of the toughest teams none the less held it’s own and gave some stiff competition to many powerful area teams. Under the combined efforts of Coaches Charley Huck and Jackie Richardson, MSAC The MSAC, the reorganized ver- sion of last year’s G.A.A., provides a needed, if unheralded service to Maynard High School. Students involved give support to all sports activities at the school. This year, for example, the MSAC sponsored a buffet after the Midland League Cross Country meet which was held at the Maynard Country Club. This organization is one where the members benefit by giving. ttit: OUTDOOR CLUB The Outdoor Club is a new orga- nization at Maynard High School this year. Under the guidance of Mr. Don Cranson and Mr. Al Steb- bins, students are becoming aware of beauty and wonder of nature. Cross Country Skiing and a hike up Mt. Manadnock are only two of the activities enjoyed this year. ART CLUB New to M.H.S. for 1976-1977 is the high school’s art club. Under the guidance of Mrs. Beverly Smith, these aspiring young tal- ents learned advanced techniques for sketching, painting and sculpture. The Highlight of the club’s school year was an exhibi- tion, held earlier this spring, in which many of the members works were displayed for the first time. ■ .; ' T ’III; I 1 i ' ; 1 • 1 r !. , - H ? 1 it in 1 ) ' ■ L,in( u,i()«- FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB A fierey advisor with the speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty “Quelle heure est t,il?” The Maynard High School Foreign Language Club rides again. With Miss Juliette Hovsepian as the group’s advisor, the club ran bake sales, sold candy, and did whatever they could to raise the necessary money for their an- nual trip to Quebec. A high point of the club’s 1976-1977 activities was their Thanksgiving Food Drive, in which well over 700 canned goods were collected and given to needy families. — CHRISTMAS CONCERT Top to bottom — left to right Mr. G. at his best — leading the Concert Band. Ho, Ho, Ho! Buy your WAVM Raffle Tick- et! Ho, Ho, Ho! ' ■ Sounded great, Julie — But next time try PLAYING! Multi-talented Diane Hanson playing away. Omigod! The Yearbook Photographer has struck again!” Our own Jimmy Pancow — Mike Brick A Christmas Concert highlight — Ken Cos- tanzo playing “Andante and Alegretto” m’ 7 . W-, .f i I ■ ■ Top to bottom left to right MHS Northeast District Participants — Rick Gross, Tom Le- Mire, Ken Costanzo and Jim Hill Keith and his sax swing! Rosemary warbles away. The Music Department shows off its new wardrobe Make me believe it! Majorette Paula Gallagher in action. Saturday, December 18th . . . Mr. Bohunicky . . . Santa Came! . . . Terri won the cake?! . . . Mr. G and Mr. Tolman’s gifts . . . Trying to re- member the music for the concert . . . Maynard High School Christmas Concert. SOPHOMORES William Alexander Bert Bachrach David Ballard Michael Beals Sandra Bedard Donald Bibbo Maureen Boothroyd Caroline Bordon Michelle Boudreau Jacqueline Bourgeois 7 1 alAKin.ir fif fW 111 wii i Malaina Bowker Robert Boyd Peter Bretschneider Patricia Brown Philip Brown AnneMarie Callahan Carmine Camerato Lawrence Campbell Debbie Carew Joanne Casey Patricia Chambers Mark Clancy Thomas Clancy James Cogan Kevin Cogan David Colombo Tammy Colosi Michael Connors Neil Cotoni Sherry Cotoni Paula Davis Jean Donnelly James Doucette Barbara Droz David Duncan Robin Duquette John Dyer Ward Emanuelson Garry Feely Daniel Ferguson Scott Ferguson Barbara Field Joseph Fields Cheryl Finan David Finnila Stephen Flannery Elizabeth Foley Kevin Forster Karl Handrahan Catherine Hartnett CLASS OF 1979 Glenn Herrick Michael Higgins Laura Howes Susan Jarmulowicz William Jarmulowicz Margaret Johnson Marlene Johnson Stephen Jones Margay Justice Anne Justice L ® T I Cindy Kaczor Sarah Kallio Deborah Kangas Monique Karpeichik Allison Kings Birgit Kohl Patricia Kulik Dale Ladner Arlene Larkin Patricia LeMoine Philip Lenzi Jacqueline Levasseur Curtis Maki Pamela Manning Anna Mariani Lisa Mariani Sarah Mariano David Martin Nancy McAleer Gemma McDonald Diane Melanson Denise Messier Carol Metz Nancy Metz Mark Minasian Wayne Moalli Maureen Molloy David Morash John Morreals Charles Morrison Mary Nevala Sandra Niemi Linda Nilsson Janine Paul Kathryn Pazaricky Lawrence Peabody Kim Peterson Raymond Pierce William Pileeki James Pileeki SECOND YEAR STUDENTS Cathy Pillivant Edward Porrazzo David Power Jeffrey Price David Quinn Mark Quirk Kimberly Rader Mark Rediker Sandra Regan Ann Riggs David Roche Michael Rolla Roaland Rozwadowski Matthew Saisa Victoria Salamone Paul Salmi Sharon Santamaria Robert Sarvela Dana Scesney Paul Shaw Scott Sheppard Cynthia Shorette Robin Silver Michael Slewski Robert Smith John Stades Valerie Stevanazzi David Stone Douglas Stone Elizabeth Szkaradek Richard Tobin Lynne Tomyl Donald Tower Steven Travaglini Steven Tucker Anita Tyler George Vacca Debra Villeneauve Michael Wainio Brenda Walsh Catherine Waluck Russell West Rhonda Westcott Kristina White John Wilcox Matthew Williams Kathy Wuorio Brian Young Robert Alexander Karen Holmes Robert Soar Tara Alexander SPFI NG SENIORS JOAN WESTCOTT April 26, 1959 seen with Maureen . . . always in the Home Ec. room . . . nice to know . . . frequents Canada . . . Joan JEFFREY HUNT April 2, 1959 red hair . . . WAVM . . . subtle wit . . . smooth voice . . . intellectual . . . Jeff DEBRA SYLVIA April 6, 1958 Assabet Bank . . . business minded . . . early grad. . . always in a hurry . . . Skell . . . Debbie GLORIA ORTIZ April 6, 1958 78 drop-in . . . long hair . . . serious student . . . fashionable clothes . . . Gloria Debbie is one of the few people who can type and jive with WRKO at the same time. In actuality, Jeff makes his spare cash by secretly selling off WAVM equipment. Bright and attractive, Joan caught in a quiet moment by the “Screech Owl.” 98 Peter, alias Nanook of the North. “Today’s special, canned peas! Two for only 490.” Obviously, something doesn’t agree with Julie. “I am the great and powerful Wizard of Oz!” PETER STAGES April 6, 1959 Vcttir quiet . . . good driver? . . likes motorcyles . . nice to all . . . Peter DONNA ORSI April 11, 1959 seen with Nancy . . . cheerleader . . . avid party goer . . . prom court . . Donna JULIE WHITE April 11, 1959 uJjJL Uh ijjL Nellie Forbush . . . airport waitress . . . prom court . . . variety of guys . . . accident prone . . . Julie BRUCE lANNARELLI April 12, 1959 good things come in small packages . . . tough . . . brown pinto . . . nice to know . . . Bruce JAMES DONNELLY April 17, 1959 one of the Victory gang . . . contacts . . . seen with Peter . . . nice personality . . . Jim CHRISTINE CLARK April 17, 1959 C JuiwJCHaAj artistic . . . always cheerful . . . frequents the art room . . . easy going . . . Chris THERESA KRAEMER April 17, 1959 majorette . . . future journalist . . . nice dresser . . . squeaky voice . . . diets . . . Terri DIANNE MARCELL April 21, 1959 rWLAA iai2fl class clown . . . crazy driver . . . prefers cops . . . Mannings . . . Grey mustang . . . Didee Thoughtful, pretty and stylish — Terri. Dianne in a serious mood?! Obviously thinking about her farm. Chris caught with her guard down by the MHS yearbook. A gentleman in every sense of the word — Jim. 100 I Jo-Ann looks on, as Mr. Lincoln demonstrates the finer points of multiplication. Quiet, artistic and definitely different — Alyson. Attractive, intelligent and always ready to fight for what she believes in — Linda. ALYSON KALLIO April 23, 1959 horses . . . artistic . . . attractive . . . individualist . . . Tom . . . Alyson LINDA SULLIVAN April 24, 1959 extensive vocabulary . . . prim proper . . . argumentive . . . frequents Maine . . . out of town boys . . . Linda Jo-ANN BRACKETT May 1, 1959 short . . . good driver? . . . seen with Cathy and Cyndi . . . easy going . . . Jo-Ann 102 JOANNE TERRASI May 4, 1959 Head majorette . . . Prom Court . . . frequents York Beach . . . Patty’s cousin . . . Jack . . . Jodi BONNIE BOMBARD May 6, 1959 early grad . . . quiet and shy . . . warm ... a nice person to be with . . . Bonnie MARIBETH QUINN May 7, 1959 seen with Patty . . . smart . . . Inthusiastic . . . down to earth . . . attractive . . . Mabel JOHN CARLTON May 12, 1959 Tall, dark and handsome . . . football captain . . . colorguard . . . Porky . . . Jodi . . . Jack Jack seems quite glad to be next to Jodi. Enthusiastic Jodi helps lead the way for her majorettes to take third place in area competition. Thoughtful, deep, really a beautiful person — Maribeth. I I I I I I ' I Peggy! Stop eating that book! Jim, in one of his less Frank moments. Quiet and easy going, Carole works in the business office. Dorothy Hamill, Eat your heart out! JAMES KARPEICHIK May 16, 1959 Victory . . . WAVM . . . Captain Karp . . . good drummer . . . Jim CAROLE MINASIAN May 24, 1959 Carols. f)f r pjs aA seen with Tina . . . quiet . . . play the Mandolin . . . green Dart Swinger . . . Carole MARGARET BRADBURY May 31, 1959 Kathy’s sidekick . . . always ready to go . . . loud . . . Brian . . . Peggy THERESA BUCKLEY June 2, 1959 enthusiastic cheerleader . . . gymnastically inclined . . . always smiling . . . seen with Lori . . . Theresa 103 ROBERT MINASIAN June 11, 1958 likes accounting . . . cars, cars, cars . . . Carole’s side kick . . . seen in the halls . . . Bob ELINOR WALLS June 11, 1959 LJoJLSU engineer hat . . . red head . . . not a care in the world . . . Kenny . . . Ellie STEVEN SMITH June 11, 1959 assortment of jobs . . . saves pennies . . . rust mobile . . . enjoys skiing . . . Steve NANCY KEZER June 15, 1960 78 drop in . . . future nurse . . . skis . . . nice to all . . . avid project adventurer . . . John . . . Nancy Bob wonders who really is buried in Grant’s tomb. Wearing her famous cap. Free thinking, free living Ellie. Our surprise guest from the Class of 78, Ouiet, cheerful Nancy. Steve sneers with disgust, as the “Screech Owl” claims its final victim. 104 BOYS AND GIRLS STATE — Chris Sweeney, Kathy Duncan, Martha Forster, Peter Stades, Jim Aulenback, Doug Johnson. DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD — Martha Forster STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE — Chris Sweeney JOHN PHILIP SOUZA AWARD — Mike Brick 105 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society mem- bers of Maynard High School are a fine representation of the aca- demic achievement made possi- ble by determination and en- thusiasm of students and faculty. The result of the fine curriculum and the encouragement of per- sonal satisfaction is the high per- cent of college freshman. Mr. Lent, advisor, gave of his time and efforts stimulating genuine desire to be a member of the society. ■ J STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1976-77 proved to be another busy year for the Maynard High School Student Government. Under the enthusiastic guidance of Mr. Al Stebbins, the elected of- ficers of each class help to mold MHS policy throughout the year. Highlighted by a Red Cross Blood Drive within the school which garnered 48 pints for area hospi- tals. MAME The Nights of March 11, 12, 18 and 19th marked a theatrical event at Maynard High School. The biggest, most ambitious production in the school’s history, Jerome Lawerence, Robert E. Lee and Jerry Her- man ' s block-buster musical, ' Marne, under the spirited direction of Miss Celia Bartolotte and Mr. Steve Tolman, The Stel- low cast sang and danced their way into the hearts of the sell-out crowds at each performance. Hundreds of hours of re- hearsing, guilding and painting went into this labor of love, but when the curtain went up, it was all worth it. ' We think you ' re just sensational — Marne!” Steve Agin Sue Alexarian Tony Bartolotti Michelle Boudreau Malaina Bowker Peter Bretscheinder Mike Brick Belinda Brooks Joan Caisey Chris Clark Kathy Doran Chris Duggan Eileen Duncan Kathy Duncan Robin Duquette Jowy Fields Rosemary Fields Joyce Gray Donna Hamilton Janice Hamilton Dianne Hanson Ginger Hickman Lisa Higgins Jim Hill Owen Hill Wendy Hill Julie Herman Brian Kelly Allison Kings Brigit Kohl Keith Ladner Tom Lemire Terry LoChiatto Ann Martin Lynn McClure Gina McDonald Dave Messier Denise Messier Mark Minasian Jill Muise Dave Powers Maribeth Quinn Sandy Regan Renee Rogers Sally Rose Vicki Salamone Mike Sales Sharon Santamaria Laura Schular Janie Simonetti Pauline Smith Vicki Stalker Valerie Stevenazzi Linda Sullivan Anita Tyler Brenda Walsh Kathy Waluck Chris Whalen Tom Whalen Dennis White Julie White JUNIORS Jane Alatalo Susan Alexanian Elaine Amante Joan Amicangelo William Arcieri Thomas Babcock Paul Barilone Katherine Batchelder Ann Borden Michelle Bourgeosis Belinda Brooks Lisa Brown Gary Brooks Priscilla Burns Peter Buscemi Helen Campbell Paul Carbary Pamela Civetti Christine Clark Joseph Collura Donna Cossette Kenneth Costanzo Scott Covey Debra Coyle David Craven Susan Cutaia Steven Cziria Steven Dahill Allan DelValle Theresa Duggan William Duggan Richard Edwardsen Rosemary Fields Stephen Finan Brian Flaherty Lisa Floyde CLASS OF 1978 Tammy Foss William Freeman Paula Frost Denise Gagne Marilyn Gallant Fred Given Donna Graham Richard Gross Diane Hanson Susan Hardy Richard Hayes Guy Hebert Kevin Hendrich Virginia Hickman Gregory Hicks Owen Hill Peter Hill James Hunter Stephen Hunter Leonard lannuzzo Joseph Johnson William Johnson Patricia Kane Hubert Katona Donna Kelley Karen Kelly Nancy Kezer Keith Ladner Lorraine Lalli Jay Lankiewicz Gregory LeBlanc Richard LeBlanc Thomas Lemire Bruce Lockhart Charles Maria David Mariana John Mariano Laurie Martell Cynthia Martain T i Third Year Students Jerome McDonald Joan Meakin Steven Melanson David Messier Robert Minasian Robert Moore James Morgan Ellen Murphy Victor Nafranowicz Philip Nickerson Brenda Nugent Keith Olsen Robert Orsi Julie Pareago Joseph Peabody Steven Pierce Susan Pillivant Michael Pleskowicz Denise Quintal Sonja Rasmussen Sally Rose Kathaleen Saunders Donald Sicard Michael Silkonis Jane Simonetti Pauline Smith Raymond Smith Cheryl Stanford Lynn Talbourdet Tamela Tyler Wayne Tyler Virginia Varrichione Karen Watt Joan Westcott Thomas Whalen Patrick White Susan White Gina Wichenbach Michelle Young Mark Zbink Carol Maki Greard Rybicki Louis Von Nerling Another year, A school year, Remembering the big stuff, and the little things. The Big Fight ... I mean “Dance The car in the pond. The first day it snowed, and later, how it snowed, and snowed, and snowed . . . It’s a funny feeling, Dressing the last time to go to school. How are we supposed to keep these stupid caps on? With thumbtacks?! Suddenly, all those memories come flooding back. The good times. The bad. It’s too late now. It’s time to leave. Another year, A school year, Our senior year. For some, it drags on forever. For others, it’s gone in an instant. For the class of ’77, It’s finally over, A special time, maybe. But nothing spectacular. Remember, it was just. Another year. Steven Agin 2 IV 2 Concord, St. March 13, 1959 Drama Club 3,4; Play Participant 3,4; Band Exchange 3,4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, A-Capella Choir 4; News- paper Staff 2; Band 3,4, WAVM 1,2; Audio Visual Club 1 , 2 , Maureen Allan 169 Parker St July 26, 1959 Prom Committee 3; Nancy Allard Field Hockey 1, Prom Usherette 2: Float Committee 1,2,3, 4; Prom Committee 3: Softball 3; Teacher Aide 3; Gym Show Participant 1; Varsity and J.V. Cheer- leaders 1, 2,3,4, Cheryl Arcieri 44 Old Marlboro Rd. March 14, 1959 Drama Club 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Float Committee 1,2,3, 4, Prom Committee 3; Band Ex- change 2,3,4; Majorette 1, 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3; Teacher Aide 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Graduation Usherette 2; James Aulenback 110 Great Rd, July 17, 1959 Prom Usher 2; Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Senior Executive Board 4; Boys Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Tri Capt. 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Co-Capt, 4; Color- guard 4; Audio Visual Club 1,2,3; Thomas Babcock 279 Great Rd. August 14, 1959 Baseball 1 Richard Barilone 3 Grant Street February 2, 1950 Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Hockey 1, 2,3,4; Thomas Bothroyd 6 Randall Rd. October 8. 1959 Teacher Aide 2; Audio Visual 1; CB Club 4; Outdoor Club 4; Foreign Language Club 1,4; Jo-Ann Brackett 2 Oak St. May 1. 1950 Girls Glee Club 1; Teacher Aide 2,3,4; Margaret Bradbury 4 Pine St, May 31. 1959 Drama Club 3; Play Participant 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3; Teacher Aide 1,2,3; Band 2: Pep Club 1; Library Aide 3; Brass Choir 2 Michael Brick 16 Armory Ave. November 9, 1959 French Club 1,2; Play Participant 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Prom Usher 2; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Class Ring Committee 3; Band Exchange 1. 2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; A-Capella Choir 1, 2,3,4; Young Maynardians 2; Football 2,3; Boys Basketball 2,3,4; Boys Cross Country 3. Baseball 1,2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2.3,4; Stage Band 1, 2,3,4; WAVM 2,3,4; French Club 1,2, Assistant Trainer 3,4; Brass Choir 1,2; Maynard School Advisory Council 4 Theresa Buckley 4 Reo Rd. June 2, 1959 String Ensemble 1, 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Drama Club 1.4; Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Literary Magazine 1; Band Exchange 1, 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Young Maynardians 2; Teacher Aide 4; Gym show Participant 3.4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; French Club 1.2; Varsity and J.V. Cheerlead- ers 2,3,4; David Burke 2 Amory Ave. March 19. 1959 Float Committee 3,4; WAVM 1,2,3; Audio Visual Club 1.2.3; Edmond Caisey 2 Maybury Rd September 22, 1959 Cathy Callahan 32 Great Rd January 3. 1960 Volleyball 2; Teacher Aide 2,3,4; JoAnn Campbell 112 Parker St November 26. 1959 Float Committee 1, 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Class Ring Committee 3, Girls Track 3; Girls Glee Club 1; Program Sellers 4. Jack Carlton 37 Old Marlboro Rd. May 12, 1959 Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Executive Board 4, Boys Track 1, 2,3,4, Band Ex- change 4, Football 1,2, 3,4, Hockey 1,2; Gym Show Participant 3.4, Color Guard 3,4; Audio Visual Club 1 . 2 ; Mike Chambers 22 Mayberry Rd. Febuary 1, 1959 Baseball 1,2, Donald Chase 91 Nason St. September 28, 1957 Student Council 1; Boys Basketball 1, D E C, Co-op Program 2,3,4; Class Officers 1; Pat Clancy 44 Brooks St, March 3, 1959 Student Council 4. Float Committee 1,2,3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Class Ring Committee 3; Girls Glee Club 1 , Girls Basketball 2; Class Officers 1 , Tina Colombo 29 Walnut St November 4, 1959 Diane Dahill 14 Dix Road July 16, 1959 French Club 1, Student Council 4 (Sec.); Float Com- mittee 1, 2,3,4, Prom Committee 2,3, Girls Glee Club 1,2; Young Maynardians 2; Teacher Aide 3; Gym Show Participant 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; J.V, Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3.4 co-capt, Lon Daniels 35 Reo Road November 24, 1959 Play Participant 1, 2,3,4; Yearbook 4 (co-editor); Band Exchange 1,2, 3,4; A-Capella Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Young Maynardians 2; Volleyball 3; Band 1.2,3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2.3,4; French Club 1; James Dawson 184 Great Road February 16, 1959 Student Council 4 (Treas.); Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Senior Executive Board 4; Class Ring Committee 3; Boys Track 1, 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Gym Show Participant 3; Blaine DeFreitas 11 Brooks Street October 26. 1959 Baseball 1.2, 3,4; Darlene Dimery 56 Glendale Street August 8, 1959 Field Hockey 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Senior Executive Board 4; Girls Track 1; Girls Basketball 1,4; M.A.S.C. 1,2, 3,4; Teacher Aide 2; Prom Court 3; Pro- gram Seller 4; James Donnelly 26 Third Street May 17, 1959 Baseball 1,2; WAVM 1,2,3; Audio Visual Club 1,2.3; Christopher Duggan 39 Old Marlboro Road March 17, 1959 Drama Club 1, 2,3,4; Play Participant 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2; Prom Usher 2; Float Committee 1,2,3, 4; Prom Committee 2,3; International Thespian Society 3,4; School Committee Student Member 1; Class Ring Committee 2; Band Exchange 4; Boys Glee Club 3,4; A-Capella Choir 3,4; Boys Basketball 1,2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3, 4 (capt.); Band 4; WAVM 1,2,3, 4; Audio Visual Club 1,2,3, 4; Class Pres. 2; Chess Club 1,2 Sharon Duggan 14 Boeske Avenue January 15, 1960 Student Council 1.2; Float Committee 1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Yearbook 4. Class Ring Committee 2; Girls Track 1,2,3, 4; Girls Basketball 1,2,3, (co-capt.) 4; M.S.A.C. 2, Teacher Aide 2; Gym Show Participant 3,4; Outdoor Club 4; Pep Club 1; Program Seller 4, Class Treas. 2; Girls Cross Country 1 Kathy Duncan 11 Old Marlboro Road June 30, 1959 Field Hockey 1,2,3, (co-capt.) 4; Play Participant 2,3,4; National Honor Society 1,2, 3.4; Prom Usherette 2; Se- nior Executive Board 4; Float Committee 1,2, 3.4; Prom Committee 3; Class Ring Committee 2; Girls Track 1,2, 3, 4; Young Maynardians 2; M.S.A.C. 1,2,3,4-2,4 (vice pres ); Teacher Aide 4; Gym Show Participant 3.4; Outdoor Club 4 Patricia Dzerdacz 7 Pleasant Street November 26, 1959 French Club 1,2; Float Committee 1,2,3, 4; Prom Committee 2,3; Class Ring Committee 3; Girls Track 3; Girls Glee Club 1,2; Volleyball 3; Pep Club 1; Gayle Edwards 10 Summerhill Road October 10, 1959 French Club 1; Drama Club 1; Play Participant 1.2, 3. 4; Student Council 1; Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Senior Executive Board 4; Class Ring Committee 2; Band Exchange 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3; A-Capella Choir 3,4; Prom Court 3; Band 1. 2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2.3, (co-capt.) 4; Class Vice-president 2,3,4 Jayne Ferrera Howard Road September 23, 1959 Field Hockey 1,2; French Club 1; Play Participant 1 2 3 National Honor Society 3,4; Float Committee 4; Girls Track 2,3; Band Exchange 1, 2,3,4; Majorette 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; A-Capella Choir 2,3,4; Young Maynardians 1.2; Volleyball 3; Gym Show Par- ticipant 2,3; Outdoor Club 4; Philip Finan 26 Mill Street December 31. 1959 Boys Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Martha Forster 106 Powdermill Road December 2. 1959 Field Hockey 1; French Club 1, National Honor Soci- ety 2,3,4 (sec); Prom Usherette 2; Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Senior Executive Board 4; Girls Track 1, 2,3,4; Band Exchange 1. 2,3,4; Major- ette 1, 2,3,4, Girls Basketball 1, 2,3.4 (co-capt ); Girls Cross Country 2,3,4 (capt.); Band 1, 2,3,4; WAVM 3,4; Outdoor Club 4; Graduation Usherette 1,2,3; D.A.R, Award 4 Karen Gagnon 33 Brown Street February 21, 1959 Field Hockey 1; Softball 1; Band Exchange 2,3,4; Ma- jorette 1,2.3, 4; Teacher Aide 4 Kathy Gagnon 33 Brown Street February 21, 1959 Field Hockey 1; Softball 1; Band Exchange 2,3,4; Ma- jorette 1,2,3, 4; Teacher Aide 4 Sheila Gallagher 35 Thompson Street December 30, 1959 Play Participant 2,3,4; Band Exchange 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 2,3,4; A-Capella Choir 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Var- sity Cheerleader 2,3; Donna Gilbar 28 Walnut St. September 16, 1959 Donald Godfrey 47 Old Marlboro Rd. December 16, 1959 Prom Usher 3; Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 2.3; Class Ring Committee 2,3; Boys Track 3,4; Hockey 1.2: Boys Cross Country 3; Gym Show Partic- ipant 3; WAVM 1,2; Audio Visual Club 1,2,3,4; Lori Greenaway 11 Field St. June 26. 1959 Field Hockey 1,2,3, co-capt 4; Prom Usherette 2: Float Committee 1. 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Yearbook 4; Class Ring Committee 2.3; Softball 1, 2,3,4; Band Ex- change 1, 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1.2; M.S.A.C, 2, trea- surer 3,4; French Club 1; Graduation Usherette 1; Ma- jorette 1 ,2,3 Co-leader 4; Claudia Hallett 7 Crane Ave, December 22, 1959 National Honor Society 2,3,4; Float Committee 1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Class Ring Committee 2,3; Teacher Aide 4: Graduation Usherette 2; French Club 1 ; Cynthia Hansen 3 Great Rd. September 6, 1959 Teacher Aide 2; James Hill 21 Reo Rd. March 12, 1959 Drama Club 1, 2,3,4; Paly Participant 1,3,4; Prom Usher 2; Literary Magazine 3; Yearbook 4; Interna- tional Thespian Society 2,3,4; Band Exchange 1,2, 3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; A-Capella Choir 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; WAVM 1,2,3, 4; Audio Visual Club 1,2, 3,4; Foreign Language Club 2; Teresa Holmes 10 Pine Street Octobers, 1958 Art Club 4; Jeffrey Hunt 25 Park Street April 2, 1959 WAVM 2,3.4; Chess Club 1 ; Bruce lanerelli 32 Silverhill Street April 12, 1958 Float Committee 3; Boys Basketball 4; Football 4; Audio Visual Club 1,2; Assistant Trainer 4; Art Club 4; Douglas Johnson 12 Rice Rd. December 2, 1958 National Honor Society 2,3,4; Float Committee 1,2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3; Senior Executive Board 4; Boys Track 3,4; Sand Exchange 1, 2,3,4; Boys Basketball 1,2,3 co-capt 4; Football 1,3,4; Band 1,2, 3.4; WAVM 1,2,3; Audio Visual Club 1,2,3; Robert Jarmulowicz 30 Silverhill St. July 14. 1959 Float Committe 1,2, 3.4; Prom Committee 2,3; Boys Track 1,2,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Gym Show Participant 1, 2,3,4; Alyson Kallio 8 Assabet St April 23, 1959 Art Club 4; James Karpeichik 136 Great Rd. May 16, 1959 Play Participant 2,3; Band Exchange 1, 2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1 . 2.3,4; Band 1,2.3 Vice pres 4; Dance Band 3.4, WAVM 2,3,4; 2,3.4; Nancy Kezer 6 Turner Rd, June 15, 1960 Float Committee 4; Prom Committee 4; Girls Glee Club 4; Gym Show Participant 1. WAVM 1,2,4, Out- door Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Program Sellers 2; Theresa Kraemer 56 Brooks St. April 17, 1959 Field Hockey 1, 2,3,4; Float Committee 1 , 2,3,4, Prom Committee 2,3; Literary Magazine 3,4; Class Ring Committee 2; Girls Track 1. Band Exchange 1, 2,3.4, Majorette 1, 2,3,4; Girls Basketball 1, 2,3,4; M.S.A.C, 1 120 (Vice-Pres.) 2, (Pres.) 3,4, Teacher Aide 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Robert Lampila 2 Maple Ct. April 6, 1959 Linda Lattuca 26 Great Rd March 16, 1959 Teacher Aide 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Officer (sect) 1 ; Mary LeMoine 85 Acton St. February 8, 1959 Softball 1; Jeffrey Lent 5 Louise St. February 26, 1959 Boys Basketball 1,2,3, tri-capt 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Juli Lent 25 Old Marlboro Rd July 6, 1959 French Club 1; Girls Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; A-Capella Choir 2,3,4; Teacher Aide 2,4; Terry LoChiatto 1 Turner Rd December 15, 1959 Drama Club 3; Play Participant 3,4; International Thespian Society 3,4, Girls Track 1,2,4; Girls Basket- ball 2; Girls Cross Country 1,2; M.S.A.C. 2; Teacher Aide 2; Student Advisory Council 3 ; MariBeth Lyons 2 Dix Rd. September 3, 1959 Gym Show Participant 1; Rhonda MacGillivary 5 Paul Rd, February 27, 1959 Play Participant 2,3,4, Girls Glee Club 2,3,4; A-Capella Choir 4; Prom Court 3; Todd Mallinson 31 Great Rd, November 3, 1959 Boys Track 1, 2,3,4; Band Exchange 1. 2,3,4; Boys Basketball 2; Boys Cross Country 1,2, co-capt. 3,4; Band 1,2,3; WAVM 2,3,4; Kenneth Malloy 40 Butler Ave. August 19, 1959 Carol Manzo 250 Great Rd. August 18, 1959 French Club 1; Girls Track 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1; Girls Basketball 1.2,4; Programs Sellers 4; Dianne Marcell 273 Great Rd. April 21, 1959 Field Hockey 1; Play Participant 1,2,3; Float Commit- tee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Senior Executive Board 4; Girls Track 2.3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3; A-Capella Choir 2,3; Young Maynardians 2; Girls Cross Country 4; M.S.A.C. 1,2,3,4; WAVM 1, 2,3,4; Outdoor Club 4; French Club 1; Program Sellers 4; Class Sec, 4; Paul Martin 17 Reo Rd. September 22. 1959 Float Committee 1,2,3, 4; Football 1; Hockey 1,2,3 tri- capt. 4; Baseball 1,2, 3.4; WAVM 1, 2,3,4; Audio Visual Club 1.2; Robert Masters 29 Reo Rd. August 8. 1959 Student Council 4; Float Committee 4; Prom Commit- tee 2,3; Senior Executive Board 4; Teacher Aide 3; Class President 4, Gregory McDonald 57 CJoncord St. January 8, 1959 French Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3.4, Play Participant 2,3; International Thespian Society 3,4; Class Ring Committee 2.3; Young Maynardians 2; WAVM 2; Art Club 4; Carole Minasian 2 Bancroft St. May 24, 1959 Robert Minasian 2 Bancroft St. June 11, 1958 Ruth Monsen 10 Espie Ave. November 2, 1958 Play Participant 4; Teacher Aide 4; Art Club 4; Kathleen Morrill 12 Brook St. March 12, 1959 Girls Glee Cltib 1; Jill Muise 122 Acton St. December 16, 1959 Play Participant 4; Student Council 2; Float Commit- tee 1. 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Senior Executive Board 4; Class Ring Committee 2,3; Band Exchange 1,2,3; Prom Court 3; Band 1,2,3; Outdoor Club 4; Class Tres, 3.4; Ruth Newsham 6 Ethelyn Circle November 22. 1959 National Honor Society 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 3,4, Teacher Aide 4; Donna Orsi 2 Pomciticut Avenue April 11, 1959 Prom Usherette 2, Float Committee 1,2,3, 4, Prom Committee 2,3; Class Ring Committee 2; Girl ' s Track 2; Girl ' s Glee Club 1, Young Maynardians 1,2, Prom Court 3; Pep Club 1, Varsity Cheerleader 3.4; Class Officer 3; Vicki Pareago 5 Walker Street February 26, 1959 National Honor Society 2,3,4; Float Committee 1,2,3, 4. Prom Committee 2.3; Softball 1,2,3, 4. Girl ' s Glee Club 1,2; M.A.S.C. 1,2,3; Program Sellers 1,2; Art Club 4 Mary Pillivant 1 1 Ethelyn Circle January 1, 1959 Float Committee 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Class Ring Committee 2; Teacher Aide 2; J.V. Cheerleader 2: Michael Pleskowicz 3 Walker Street June 9. 1959 Baseball 1, 2,3,4: Patricia Poirier 19 Euclid Avenue February 14, 1959 Office Girls 1, 2,3,4: William Pozericki 7 McKinley Street August 8, 1959 Float Committee, 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Boy ' s Track 1. 2,3,4, Boy ' s Basketball 1,2; Boy ' s Cross Coun- try 2,3,4; WAVM 1,2,4; Audio Visual Club 1,2,3; Ring Committee 3: George Pratt 14 Prospect Street September 9, 1959 Maribeth Quinn 10 Spring Lane May 7, 1959 Field Hockey 1; Play Participant 1,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 1, 2,3,4; Float Commit- tee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Student Government Day Representative 1,2,4; Class Ring Committee 3; Volleyball 3; Young Maynardians 1,2; Student Advi- sory Council 1,4; Class Officer 3; Grand Marshall 3: Diane Quintal 21 Brooks Street August 1, 1958 Drama Club 31 Play Participant 3; Girl ' s Glee Club 2,3; Library Aide 1,2,3; Art Club 4: James Rakiey 60 Thompson Street December 1, 1958 Play Participant 2; Young Maynardians 1; Boy ' s Track 1; Boy ' s Cross Country 1; WAVM 1, 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1; Student Advisory Council 1: Catherine Rodgers 2 High Street October 2, 1959 Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2; Prom Committee 2,3; Class Ring Committee 3; Senior Executive Board 4; Softball 4; Band Exchange 1, 2,3,4; Majorette 1, 2,3,4; Teacher Aide 2,3; M.A.S.C. 1: Gym Show Participant 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4: Linda Saltsgaver 4 North Street October 27, 1959 Play Participant 2,3; Band Exchange 2,3; Girls Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, A-Capella Choir 2,3,4; Teacher Aide 2; Band Dance Manager 2,3; Library Aide 1; Brass Choir 2,3: Raymond Smith 1 2 Assabet Street July 7, 1959 Stephen Smith 81 Brooks Street June 11, 1959 French Club 2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Float Committee 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3: Foreign Language Club 3,4; Alma Souza 43 Brooks Street November 29, 1959 French Club 1,2,3; Drma Club 3,41 Play Participant 2,3,4; Literary Magazine 3; Young Maynardians 2; WAVM 2,3; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; Library Aide 1,2,3: Art Club 4: Vicki Spence 30 George Road March 3, 1959 Girl ' s Glee Club 3; Teacher Aide 1; Library Aide 2,3; Program Sellers 1; D E C. Co-op Program 3: Peter Stades 93 Concord Street April 6, 1959 John Stigliani 9 Lincoln Street September 13, 1959 Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Boy ' s Track 1, 2,3,4; Band Exchange 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2,3,4, Band 1.2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1.2, 3,4; Brass Choir 1. 2.3,4: Linda Sullivan 36 Old Marlboro Road April 24, 1959 French Club 1.2; Drama Club 1. 2,3,4; Play Participant 1, 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Float Committee 1. 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2.3; Class Ring Committee 3; Band Exchange 1. 2,3,4; M.A.S.C. 2,3; Teacher Aida 3; Band 1, 2,3,4; Outdoor 4; Pep Club 1; French Club 1.2; Christine Sweeney 77 Concord Street July 27. 1959 Student Council 2,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Class Ring Committee 3. School Committee Student Member 4; Girl ' s Track 1,2, 3, 4; Girl ' s Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Girl ' s Cross Couniry 1,2,3, MASC 2. Teacher Aide 3; Gym Show Participant 1,2; Debra Sylvia 28 Randall Road April 6, 1976 National Honor Society 3,4: Joanne Terrasi 75 Powder Mill Road May 5, 1959 Field Hockey 2,3,4; French Club 1, Float Committee 1,2, 3,4, Prom Committee 2,3; Senior Executive Board 4; Yearbook 4, Girl ' s Track 1; Softball 2,3,4, Band Ex- change 2,3,4, Majorette 1,2,3, (co-leader) 4, M A S.C 2,3; Prom Court 3; J.V Cheerleader 1; Patricia Terrasi 7 Dana Road September 27, 1959 Float Committee 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Senior Executive Board 4, Yearbook 4; Softball 2,3,4; Girl ' s Basketball 2, WAVM 2,3,4; Program Sellers 4; D E C. Co-op Program 3: Michael Tobin 27 Tremont Street January 3, 1959 Float Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 2,3; Boy ' s Track 2; Football 1. 2,3,4; Color Guard 3.4; Christine Trakimas 8 High Street December 25, 1959 Field Hockey 1,2, Float Committee 1,2, 3.4. Prom Committee 2,3; Yearbook 4; M A S.C 1,2; Program Sellers 4: Burt Tucker 16 McKinley Street Sept. 26, 1959 Football 1,2 Wayne Tyler 179 Parker Street Augusts, 1959 WAVM 3; Audio Visual Club 4; Donna Walcott 5 Hayes Street October 10, 1959 N.H.S, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3, Girl ' s Glee Club 1.2, Volleyball 3. Teacher Aide 2, Elinor Walls 21 Roosevelt Street June 11, 1959 Brigit Waluck 27 Parker Street January 29, 1959 Yearbook 4, Girl ' s Track 1,2, 3,4, Gym Show Partici- pant 2,3,4, D.E.C, Co-op Program 3, Janet Wasiuk 10 O ' Moore Avenue October 15, 1959 Young Maynardians 2, Teacher Aide 3 Pep Club 1, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Joan Westcott 1 14 Waltham Street March 26, 1959 Play Participant 4 Teacher Aide 3, Julie White 7 Louise Street April 11, 1959 Field Hockey 1,2,3, 4, Drama Club 1.2.3 4. Float Com- mittee 1,2,3, 4, Prom Committee 3, International Thes- pian Society 2,3, Softball 1,2.3,4, Band Exchange 1,2,3, 4, Girl ' s Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, A-Capella Choir 2,3,4, Young Maynardians 1.2, M.A.S.C 2,3.4, Teacher Aide 2.3, Gym Show Participant 1,2, 3.4, -Prom Court 3, Band 1, 2,3,4, Outdoor Club 4, Stephanie White 104 Acton Street August 28, 1958 Drama Club 1,3, Play Participant 1,3, Art Club 1,4, Mark Yanchewski 9 Taft Avenue February 7, 1959 Float Committee 1, 2,3,4, Prom Committee 2.3, Senior Executive Board 4, Class Ring Committee 3, Boy ' s Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1, 2,3,4, Baseball 1.2,3, 4, Gary Zanciewicz 116 Acton Street January 13., 1959 Float Committee 1,2, 3,4, Boy ' s Track 3,4, Boy ' s Bas- ketball 1.2,3, Football 1,3,4, (co-CAPTIAN) Gym Show Participant 3,4, Colorguard 3,4, Kathy Zancewicz 7 Cindy Lane March 1, 1959 Float Committee 1, 2,3,4, Prom Committee 2,3, Girl ' s Basketball 1, 121 Pound for Pound-The most valuable growth industry in Maynard. 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Great Road Dodge, Inc. 33 Nason Street Maynard, Mass. 897-9752 145 Great Road (Route 117) Telephone 897-5716 Maynard, Mass. 01754 Specialists in Hockey, Tennis Athletic footwear Expert Racket Restringing and Repairs Compliments of Jimbo Frank Congratulations Class of 77 Acme Supply Co. Maynard Police Department ■Ttresfot 129 Erkkinen Buick — Opel Daily Rentals — Leasing 897-3391 Stow Mass. Serving The Public Since 1936 Complete Facilities With Factory Trained Technicians ‘ l Ik L witr i kvv LfCiviarJ Sportswear for men. women and children. 549 High Street 15 Monument Street Westwood. Mass. 326-0299 Concord, Mass. 369-2000 Railroad Depot Beverly Farms, Mass. 922-2800 Tel. 897-8757 Jarmo’s Auto Repair Inc. 5 Acton Street Maynard, Mass. 01754 Complete Automatic Transmission Repair Towing — Tuneup — Front End — Brakes Roy’s Exxon 170 Main St. 897-9845 130 Congratulations From mmivkium cUs5 of 7 Tory’s 897-2012 All the famous names in furniture and professional decorators to help you choose just the right style. Carter’s of Concord Furniture 1269 Main Street, Concord (Rte 62) Opposite School with Clock Tower Open daily except Wed. P.M. Nights Mon. Thur. Fri. til 9 369-4030 Donutland Inc. Municipal Parking Lot Maynard, Mass. Open 7 days a week 5 AM. 131 Manning Pharmacy Inc. Service For The Sick One of The Largest Drug Stores In New England One of The Area’s Most Complete Baby Departments Complete Line of Hospital Equipment Surgical Supplies Sales Rentals Free Prompt Delivery Prescription Specialists Call 897-2939 76 Main St., Maynard Congratulations To The Class of 77” Maynard Outdoor Store 24 Nason St. 897-2133 Valley Sports Arenas Compliments of THOMAS A. COCCO INSURANCE AGENCY 47 Main Street Maynard, Mass. 897-8867 1976-1977 Home of the Maynard Tigers Best Wishes From PAULANN’S Fashions — Accessories for Women 15 Nason St. Maynard, Mass. 01754 132 43-49 Nason Street Maynard Massachusetts 01754 Newton Corner — Woburn — Cambridge Maynard — Waltham — Bedford — Bedford Science Park 897-5377 W.E. CO., INC AUBUCHON HARDWARE 16 Nason St. Maynard THE FASHION SHOP OF MAYNARD, INC. A World of Fashion For Women And Ch ildren Telephone: (Maynard) 897-8521 14 Nason Street Maynard, Massachusetts IRENE’S STITCH-IT SHOP Alterations — Cleaning — Pressing Zipper Repairing Leather Work Phone 897-2600 94 Main St. Maynard, Mass., 01754 Best Wishes to the Class of ’77 VOLUNTEER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Tel. 369-6451 Compliments of PLAZA BARBER SHOP Razor Cuts — Men ' s Hairstyling Victory Shopping Center Maynard, Mass. Diamonds Watches Fine Jewelry THE VILLAGE JEWELERS 79 Main Street — Maynard, Mass. 01754 Tel. (617) 897-8113 Watch Repairing 897 - 4224 5 Minute Heel Service Maynard Shoe Service Expert Shoe Boot Repairing 64 Nason Street Eugene Flinn Maynard, Ma. 01754 133 JOHN’S CLEANERS, INC. Telephone 897-9851 At The Bridge — Opposite Digital m ) Paul M. Ladouceur Branch Manager ■ kv 897.5252 l|rP ' ' kSP SHAWMUT f y COMMUNITY BANK Maynard, Mass. Compliments of E.M. SCHNAIR NEWSTAND PRESCOTT PAINT CO. INC., AND PRESCOTT’S DECORATING SERVICE 133 Main Street Maynard, Mass. Powder Mill Rd. Route 62 Maynard 897-3216 At The Start, Consider The Finish CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of “77” Best of Luck R. SALAMONE SONS INC. MAYNARD SUPPLY CO., INC. 14 Main Street Maynard, Mass. open every day from 8 to 11 p.m. 897-9901 Best Wishes SAMUELS STUDIO INC. DUNN’S BICYCLE SERVICE Photography Graphic Arts 10 Summer Street Maynard, Mass. 897-9001 8 Waltham Street Maynard Massachusetts 01754 Tel. (617) 897-7901 134 Your One Stop To Good Driving MAYNARD DRIVING ACADEMY, INC. AUTO MACHINE SERVICE INC. 9 Waltham Street — Maynard, Mass. 01754 (617) 897-3377 Free Pick-Up Service Licensed By The Registry Of Motor Vehicles 233 Main Street Maynard, Mass. 01754 Phone 897-8691 897-4337 MURPHY SNYDER PRINTING Best of Luck Class of ’77 7 Waltham Street Maynard, Mass. W.R. GRACE CO. Congratulations to the Class of “77” From Maynards full service Camera Store CREATIVE CAMERA INC. 99 Main St. Maynard, Mass. John H. Minot Tel. 897-7510 MINOT MOBIL Autoscan Electronic Tune Ups Jet. Rts. 117 62-Maynard, Mass. 01754 Best of Luck Class of ’77 Cut Flowers Funeral Designs PACE PRODUCTS HAWES FLORIST 63 Great Rd. Maynard, Ma. 70 Powdermill Rd. Maynard Tel. Maynard 897-8081 135 Compliments of MOSCARIELLO’S Rt. 62 West Concord 897-9273 CROWELL BOWL Great Road Stow Shopping Center 897-8411 MAYNARD SHELL George A. Veracka, Prop. 151 Main Street Maynard, Mass. 01754 Phone 897-8902 Guns Ammo Hunting Fishing Best Wishes To Class “77” HIMCO SPORTS INC. Quality Sporting Goods Pool Chemicals Supplies H.D. McMullen Pres. 897-5742 James Keenan Vice Pres. Best of Luck from MASCIARELLI’S 63 Nason St. Maynard, Mass. 897-8414 CORNER STORE Congratulations To The Class of “77” Corner Store 49 Walnut St. Maynard, Mass. FORSYTH REALTY, INC. “Real Estate is Our Only Business” Realtors Member, Multiple Listing Service Patrick R. Forsyth, Realtor 478 Mass. Av. (Rte.111) ‘Acton Mass. (617) 263-8318 11 Nason Street Maynard, Mass. (617) 897-5311 Boston Area (617) 894-1584 MAYNARD PERMANENT FIREFIGHTER ASSOCIATION Local 1947 — I.A.F.F. 136 Much Success in the Future Tasty Pizzas and Hot Oven Grinders Phone your orders before you leave home . . . they will be ready on arrival. MAYNARD PIZZA HOUSE 149B Main Street Maynard, Mass. Phone 897-4212 DAIRY DIP Ice Cream — Restaurant Coffee — Sandwiches — Desserts Home Cooked Meals Fried Clams — French Fries — Onion Rings Fish Chip Take Out Orders Welcome 76 Powder Mill Rd., Maynard 897-5230 DOWN UNDER Tel: 647-897-7769 Scented Candles Crafts Gifts Boutique 22 Powder Mill Read Maynard, Mass. Route 62 01754 SHIELD CLEANERS LAUNDERAMA Open daily 7 am-10 pm 1 — Day Dry Cleaning Free Bow Storage Winter and Summer Shirt Service 35 Nason Street (rear) Maynard Tel. 897-5445 From the CLASS OF 78 Good Luck from the CLASS OF 79 Best Wishes From the CLASS OF 1980 ESSCO Best Wishes Electronic Space Systems Corporation Old Powder Mill Rd. Concord, Mass. 01742 137 PAUL’S FOOD SHOPPE Alphonse’s Powder Mill Restaurant Family Owned since 1926 Albert Poulson, Proprietor 51 Main Street Maynard, Massachusetts 01754 Telephone 897-2542 Entertainment Nightly in our Minuteman Lounge Telephone 897-9942 897-7798 REMEMBER These Are The Good Old Days.” — Carly Simon Grandmother’s Trunk Things From All The Good Old Days Rts. 27 and 62 — at the lights — Maynard Congratulations Class of “77” Tobin’S Vending Service 138 BEST WISHES I iliil I . , I II--- - i -I ' lrzriiiiiirM I imt I !?issss ss sissiiipiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiir � §mmr ■■■■■ll■■■■■■«■t■■f f ' f Tf fftif Ujil iiiWl { iw� i t i I I If k . ' •• Jilt..-;:. nil! I ■•tl t9J I I iiniir SDSDQID DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION 139 Somehow, It seems fitting that one of the most important pages of the entire yearbook was thrown together at the last minute. Right from the start, the 1977 ‘‘Screech Owl” staff was determined to make this yearbook a little different, a little daring, a little special. Hours were spent picking out pictures, writing and typing copy, making layouts and artwork to give the yearbook it’s own special tone, to make it stand out a little, to be original. Some people will love what we’ve done here. Others will not. Be it praised or damned. We stand proudly by this yearbook and call it ours. At least in passing. The ‘Screech Owl” would like to thank those people who came through for us in our hour of need. We’d like to extend a special thanks to Mr. Lincoln, Mr. Magno and Mr. Daniels, who got us the photos we needed by whatever means necessary. As well. The “Screech Owl” owes a debt of grati- tude to yearbook staff members Lori Greenaway, Cathy Rodgers, Chris Trakimas and Patty Clancy, who went out and got the advertisements for the book, which kept us from running the first yearbook car wash. Most of all, A heartfelt thanks to Mr. Paul Henning, the “Screech Owl’s” advisor, who under- stood what we were trying to do and had the courage to stand by us and lead the way. With this letter. We finish. And, despite all the screaming, threats and hard work. We think it was worth it. Our aim was to present an honest picture of the school year of 1976-77, Our senior year. Looking over the rest of the book, I think you’ll agree we succeeded. Lori Daniels Co-Editor James Hill Co-Editor Layout Editor [ «;r . ■ ji.ii.. T I I. 04 . • Winsfon-Solem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • NortH Cofclmo DICK LOWE, ACTON, MASSACHUSETTS •