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Title
The Screech Owl - Inaugural Edition - February 1927
Description
In February 1927 the first issue of the Maynard High School newspaper was issued. entitled the "The Screech Owl - Maynard High". In June of that year the last issue of 1927 became the school yearbook, retaining that moniker into the present. Prior to 1927 the yearbook had at least two names: "Columbiad" and "The Rambler"
We include this edition in our yearbook collection for historical context.
We include this edition in our yearbook collection for historical context.
Creator
Maynard High School
Date
1927-02
Contributor
Florence Wilder
Identifier
1999.861
2024.542
Relation
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Text
THE SCREECH OWL
Hooting through the night the owl spreads its message of cheer and good fellowship to all. This is the first edition of “The Screech Owl,” our official school paper; the voice of the faculty, alumni, and students of Maynard High School.
Through the columns of these papers we will endeavor to express our opinions about school life, to contribute suggestions for improvements, and to welcome criticisms. In all to create a spirit of interest in school activities.
These are the happiest years of our lives. We will look back many a time and recall incidents that occurred during our high school days; but as the years advance and
these events become vague, it is then we can turn to “The Screech Owl.” Memories which have become obscure are readily recalled and once again come happy thoughts of high school days. It is up to you, Alumni and High School Students, to do your part that this paper may “carry on.”
We wish to thank all who have endeavored to assist us in the publication of this issue.
- Editor
Hooting through the night the owl spreads its message of cheer and good fellowship to all. This is the first edition of “The Screech Owl,” our official school paper; the voice of the faculty, alumni, and students of Maynard High School.
Through the columns of these papers we will endeavor to express our opinions about school life, to contribute suggestions for improvements, and to welcome criticisms. In all to create a spirit of interest in school activities.
These are the happiest years of our lives. We will look back many a time and recall incidents that occurred during our high school days; but as the years advance and
these events become vague, it is then we can turn to “The Screech Owl.” Memories which have become obscure are readily recalled and once again come happy thoughts of high school days. It is up to you, Alumni and High School Students, to do your part that this paper may “carry on.”
We wish to thank all who have endeavored to assist us in the publication of this issue.
- Editor
Original Format
Stapled Bound paper, 6 x 9 inches; 20 pages
Two copies
Two copies
Storage
VF11
SU19-6 (front)