Hardwick High School - Hark Yearbook (Hardwick, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

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W' Wi-u ALMA MATER In the hills of old New England There's a school with beauty blest Of them all she 1S the noblest Of them all she is the best Hear our song for Hardwick High School As our cheers ring through and through To her honor and her glory May our hearts be staunch and true High resolves to lead us onward As we merrlly go our way 'Til we Pave along in memory All our happy hlgh school days May our praises now and ever Make our joyous song ring true 10 our ideal Hardwick High School And the glory of the blue To Our Friend and Teacher MARY P THOMPSON We, the Class Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Live of Hardwick High SchooL Dedicate This Year Book with Sincere and Deep Respect in Appreciation of Her Untirtng Advice and Assistance PTI N M E F EDWARD O'CONNOR B S , M A Appointed September, 19h7 Instructor in Sciences Holy Cross Collene Boston University MARGARET C KELLEHER A B Appointed October, 1920 Instructor in French and English Trinity College Appointed September, 1953 Instructor in Social Studies Clark University ANTHONY P DANQEQEAU A B Appointed September, 1953 Instructor in English and Latin St Francis College U L T Y HENRYJ wALLBsE,MA Appointed September, 19h7 Instructor, Commercial Subjects Salem Teachers College Boston University JUNE BARRIEAU B S Appointed October, 19h9 Instructor in Domestic Science Nasson College Appointed September, 1953 Instructor in Mathematics Amherst Collepe BARBARA CHARLTON A B Appointed September, 195k Instructor in English Tufts College T H A C MARY P. THOM SON A.B. JOHN F. CANAVAN B.A. .TL S d wjyxx LXQVQJ 2- enions fi' f1 14.iQ,k ,i,xg A1,g Li 1' if 74 umm fi! X X X K gifflj I K L, QV! Q X 7 xi X ff l X 1 X, Shlrley Petrlla Shlrl 'A lover of sports, a lover of fun N Basketball l 2,3, Class Play 2 3 M Class Presldent Class Vlce Presldent Future Teachers of AMSPICS Glee Club 2 3 M Natlonal Honor Soclety 1 2,3,u Nat'1 Honor Soclety V Pres 2 Secretary Future Teachers Softball 2 Treasurer O oo 1. if X IW' zumfr XQw fl bi '7 Joyce Rabschnuk C, S NA frlendld sclrlt, she' out for fun, but onlr when her work lS done ' Ass stant Edltor 'Har'kn Banklng Basketball Cheerleader Class Presldent Class Vlce Presldent D A R Represertatlve N8tlOH8l Honor SOClStY School Treasurer Special Croup Slnglng Student Councll Ren Student Council V Pres Softball 2, 9. A LxQg:j557 ,ik L' , v . . M S I g ' A Q i' . 1' 213 wr 11 2,3 - LL . . 3 ' . . . Y- . S ' U T Glee Club 2,3,h V D - Q- . - 19 39M Ur V C 0 e ' T. LL . -. 3 2 ' n - n . T Q rf 1 , I ,LL U GK I . 3 I . LL - S 3 O O , , 4 1 O 0 3 ,3 2 Harm fl Sandra Dennis Sandy NA Jolly good scout, fu of fun, when she ets start d things really set done W Bankino Class Play 2,5,4 Class Secretary Class Treasurer Concession 3,4 ditor of H ar'k G1P1S State Glee Club 2,5,4 Cood Government Softball Student Council President Student Council Secretary Tora Tots EJLIJCJ 7 I ,X 'sf ,lfgfr Eff? C'-Z Tbb-bf Shirley Prouty nShirln nQuiet is she when under rule but oh! how different out of schoo1.n Activities Editor 4 Basketball l Book Club 2 Class Play 2 Class Secretary 4 Future Teachers of America 5 Glee Club 2,5 Honor Society Special Group A loga Tots 2 C 5, l be m 2 n u A y ' ll S e , f to . gg . 0- 4 5 , 4 E 4 I 5 V Q . 4 1 4 5 2 nu, ' 0 112 -ffl , V - iff 5 1 Q 'I would be good if I cou , but it's so lonesome belng good W X ,ss ., T 5v Nd Joseph Gagne HJ J 'Engllsh no' Hlstory no' Basketball Class Play Glee Club 1,2 Newsoaper Reporter Student Council l Yearbook 5 Cf I 1 13 1 I u , 2,3 3,lL ' 1 M oo. 55 1 a O. O'u' 4 . .N 2,3 Girls! Ah! there I go. 3,lL it 5 ' ,3,LL A ' 2 ,3 1+ 0 Ego Q 6 51 X Robert Lemoine nMoinen HA mischievious way, a mischievious grin, he believes playing pranks is not a sin.u Baseball Class Play Class Treasurer 1 Glee Club 1,2,3 Ping Pong 2 Student Council Treasurer M Volleyball 1,2 l,2,3,l-L 2 Yearbook Carole Lombard Sllent by nature, active ln m1nd,' I Basketball Class Play Class beoretary 1,2!-331+ Glee Club 2 1,2,3 Softball 1, Special Group Sport Editor Yearbook Toga Tots 1,2 N8t1OnH1 Honor Society X bm if Mary Alice Lowell nThe oower that holds the stars above, and revolves the earth is one thing, LOVE U Book Club l,2,3, Book Club Manager 2, Business Manager Har'k Class Play Glee Club 1,2,3 Honor Society Literary Editor Har'k Magazine Drive Chalrman Special Group Toga Tots 1,2 511 'xlllllhl nxL A o 0 ' V LL M 2 3 F. T. A. 3,M H 1 ,3 LL ' ,gt F- T- A- 3,l+ 3 1+ ' 1 ru l E 3,lL Joseph Hondor lgaryu 'Measured by inches, he's not too tall: but in good friend- ship, he comes up to them all ' Baseball Class Secretary Glee Club l,2, Har'k Staff Ping Pong xx 11,1 e' .ir I GEEEEEEIZ1 J? Frank Horyl Archie Routhier Frankie 'Every man has his devilish 'Nobody's opinions are moments. entirely worthless, even a stopped clock is right twice Baseball a day ' Class Play Assistant Business Manager Boy's State Class Treasurer Glee Club Special Group Toga Tots fir Class Preside t Glee Club 1,2,3,U Har'k Staff Ping Po 1,2 l,2,3 Special oup Toga Tots Vollyball l,2, O44 I ff 1 , 1 3 ' 4 3 Q p ef s gfx ggi? R . f K7 Vfrp, H vii I kr ,nl . , 1 ff? PM k u ' u U 2, u . 3,4 2 U 3 U 3 ngr ,3 3,4 3 , 1+ 1 1 4 mimi lrh, Mi? N N P V5 a - 5 .' fQ5 P 75 s 3 s Wilma Slsco 'I would help others out of a friendly heart.' Book Club 1,2,3,4 Future Teachers of America 3 Girls Chorus 1,2,3 National Honor Societ 1 2 y Softball Team lf 2 3 Toga Tots Barbara Sullivan Barb 'Never in a hurry, never has a care, never known to worry, smiling everywhere ' Cheerleader Glee Club Special Group Yearbook Photographer 2 2,3,4 HHNwuz I VX 2 H ' fi l f! S Gail Ward 'Until you know her, she is shy, but there s a twinkle in her eye Assistant Photographer Basketball 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Special Group Softball . I ,3 u 311+ Blb 4 NaElIIIEiQL 1 S' Wa 'N 65 4 ' k I y k.,r 5 0 H A B ' K Y E A R B 0 O K S T A F F Editor in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Photograph Editor Assistant Photograph Editor Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Girls' Sport Editor Boys' Sport Editor Class Historian Class Prophesy and Will Literary Editor Sandra Dennis Joyce Rabschnuk Mary Lowell Frank Meryl Barbara Sullivan Gail Ward Archie Routhier Shirley Dubois Shirley Petrila Carole Lombard Robert Lemoine Mary Lowell Carole Lombard Sandra Dennis Joyce Eabsohnuk Mary Lowell A C::sN SVR wr., C d' Q 5.7 QQXXUBQ, BANK!-UIXKDYN xx ' 3 2 MEMBER WH lf Joyce s art work was called scribling? Shirley Petrila hit the 6200 mark for ads'? Shirley Ann tryed to hide the keys fromi e mllkman? Sandra rang the fire alarm but it d1dn't go off? Barbara B nwhar dnt ghost' won first prize? Shlrle Dubois made three girls late for afternoon class? Joe reaothe BOUK? Gary bought the blue cake? Carole's experiment backfired into Mr 0'Connor s eye? A certain boy drove his college education to school on four wheels? Frank gave pastry to a certain teacher so he could pass the course? Mary d1dn't have a date for the prom? Archie was so anxious to get in school, he tried the windows? Barb Sullivan went to Boston to see what she could see? Gail was operated on for Appendix and a dimond took their place? Mrs Thompson posed for Ipana? The class went on the class trip? J., , N XXX ,iff 7 R I ix 8. V 3 1 I v iix . 5, . R E E N fvfjx xfgzqxxxxxx I -X 5 ,QQ All Q QW g N H1 I l ' gig rn TR X- : I-N XZY.vio Q HJs7 ! f 5 ' L I-W l.. f 'Z ' I Eifil. qf all Amt! 7 M AQQXQI 'il ,X A on 1X ffrfgv as-if 'inks MN y ff., Bosfon MQRE, l Come f I Q oe SYwxRXQx 'D YWYW y mf-Lfqv XEHRYJ S So Gngl I QF! -1-'vii :NMFA 5Nrw'2A T3 Toyce ,gnnb B CA-mole, 'N Ivlo ne- SM AXQISD F390 N91 M60-I f-WRQVHG - ' lg f ,N fi -. I I V 1 ' ., '- . 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K1 N K I R Y-o,csMv-ne vx v 1? 131223: if R15 Class History ' In the fall of 1951, we, the mighty seniors of 1955 entered Hardwick High School as 'green' freshmen During our Freshman year we went through great torture being initiated by the cruel seniors and looking up to the upper classmen Some of us managed to be present at the Junior Prom The rest of us were contented to pass those and Mr Morgan During the Freshman year we lost the following students from our class Thomas Matukaitis, Tilmon Legere, Beverly Tancrell, Joan Duprls, Ruth Clark, Theresa Andre, and Jane Fisher However, we gained Joanne Warburton to help make up for it As 'wise old sophomores we had our first experience with class plays presenting Life w1Lh W1111 In February we were in charge of a successful Valentine Dance Some of our mem bers participated in the May Music Festival at Turners Falls Our Class advisor was Mr Morgan At the end of the year we lost Robert Charron, Joanne Warburton, Marie and George Mann Finally the day came when we were considered as classmen -- we were Juniors! This year proved to be Sophomore Gratten, upper very exciting and interesting. First, we put on the Halloween Dnace and next gave our class play, Ehgn-Q1g1gJg L,43gL1p1 Qgggg, The basketball teams received the Junior help with Carole Lombard, Shirley Petrila and William Lavallee . X 'fb X f fl Q 7 my 5 M. much dreaded finals. Our class advisors were Mr. Donovan n A B None of us will forget the wonderful, yet difficult, time we spent converting our auditorium into 'Springtime in Paris' for our Junior Prom Our Class advisor was Mrs Thompson Patricia Blair, Bill Lavallee and John Revene left us at the end of our Junior year We were at last uthe grave old seniors We happily re turned the torture we had received our freshman year We all en joyed our trip to Worcester to take our senior pictures for the yearbook Our play, The Ghost ,Ln the Ggg-gn Gqym finally brought us out on the top to win first prize This year we were represented on the g1rl's basketball team by Carole Lombard and Shirley Petrila We sponsored many activities, including P T A Supper, food sales, dances and raffles to raise money for our greatly anticipated Washington irip There are no words that can describe the latter' We worked enthusiastically on the yearbook and the ads After all our worries it turned out satisfactorily We have now reached the end of our high school career, and it brings us sadness to know that we will be leaving the school in which we have work d and played together All our work and endeavor has been repaid with the knowledge we ve gained in high school, we hope to make a success of our lives in the future OFFICE FBESHMEN SOPHOMORES S Petrila J Babschnuk S Dennis F Meryl Hevene Lavallee Lombard Petrila Revene Lavallee Mondor lemoine President V Pres Secretary Treas 1-11 -:wx--9 JUNIOHS SENIOHS J Rabschnuk S Petrila S Prouty S Dennis The above are the Class Officers for the past four years M .U - a 1 J. J. T . . I O WO wi I I Ge C. I C I Rl S' I I .., A fy 4 A S S W I We, the Senior Class of Hardwick High School being of sound mind and body, and of our own free will, do hereby make this last will and testament After payment of all debts and other charges against our estate We do hereby give, devise, will, and bequeath to To the SCHOOL COMMITTEE we leave 19 yards of ribbon, with which to tie our diploma To our dear ALMA MATER we leave our gold KMrs Thompson! to defend our prestige after our departure To MB O'CONNOR, we leave you a book 'Bartlett's Familiar Quotations ' To MB WALL, we leave our positions in the typing and business classes so that others may learn what you have taught us To MRS THOMPSON, we leave the thought that you will never have to cope with a class like ours again To MISS KELLEHEB, we leave all our happy memories and our love for Hardwick High School To MB CANAVAN we leave you a strong basketball team that will To MR DANSEREAU we leave you the thought of an up and coming class To MRS BARHIEAU we leave an easier edition of 'Letters To Jane' so that your next class can finish it in a month To MISS CHARLTON, we leave a car designed by the '55' chemists which is a special Jet propelled, hydro atomic drive, water fed radar automobile P S Guaranteed to climb any hill To HECTOR, we leave a crowd of willing seniors to help clean after the entertainments To the JUNIOR CLASS, we leave the reputation of the class of To the SOPHOMOBE CLASS, we leave some dignity. To the FRESHMEN CLASS, we leave you your misery from the initiation. To the INCOMING FRESHMEN CLASS, we leave you a map of H.H.S. to aid you to find your way arou d the school. C L L L . some day win the tournament. ' l ' 9 UP '55. To all H H S GIRLS, we, the weaker sex of the Class of '55 leave our 'New Look' and 'styles a la Mode' so that they may be good prospects To all H H S BOYS,we, the stronger sex of the Class of '55, leave our good looks and our He Han Physiques, so that they, too, may be good prospectors We as individuals of the class bequeath the following BARBARA BOTHWELL leaves her driving ability to Pat Matukaitus SANDRA DENNIS leaves her 'fallere dentis' to Peggy Briand SHIRLEY DUBOIS leaves her liking for 'Chevelots' to Pat Sullivan JOE GAGNE leaves his female admirers to Sonny Lamson BOB LEMOINE leaves his suede shoes to B111 Lavallee CAROLE LOMBARD leaves her ability to ance to Marie Gage MARY LOWELL leaves her vocabulary to Mary Dubois GARY MONDOR leaves his pleasant smile to Frances Guimond SHIRLEY PROUTY leaves her ability to talk on the phone to Beverly Dorman SHIRLEY PETRILA leaves her ability to play basketball to Louise Gariorek JOYCE RABSCHNUK leaves her ability to draw to Beverly Hu ge ARCHIE ROUTHIER leaves his 'pig latin' to Jimmie Welsh BARBARA SULLIVAN leaves her neatness to Ann Masculitis GAIL WARD leaves the twinkle in her eye to Doris Besette We hereby nominate and appoint Hrs Mary P Thompson, our home room advisor, to be the executor, without bond, of this our last will and testament and we hereby revoke all former wills and testamentary instruments IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we hereto subscribe our name and affix our seal this ninth day of June, in the year of our Lord, One Thous and Nine Hundred and Fifty five WITNESSES Joyce Rabschnuk Sandra Dennis Mary P Thompson C C I , , FRANK HORYL leaves his 'Einstein' ability to Vitaly Zenchenko. A S S R O P H E It's already June 1965, ten years since my graduation As I am sitting at my desk at the University of Massachusetts casually looking over my usual heap of letters, I suddenly notice one postmarked San Francisco California Who could be writing me from California? Hastily, I rip it open to read Dear Carole, You are invited to a reunion of the Class of 1955 to be held on July 25, 1965, at the Plaza Hotel in San Francisco I am enclosing a ticket entitling you to fly by Trans World Airlines from Boston Would you please act as manager of the trip? I am enclosing the list of the plane stops, the names of our classmates, and the place where each will board the plane I will meet you at Lee Air Field in San Francisco Remember me? Shirley Petrila, Class of '55 Isn t this wonderful' ' I mused, our first gathering since graduation Indeed, I'll have to hurry to get a new wardrobe After all, this reunion is only three weeks away With the trio in mind, the three weeks passed by so quickl as I moved hither and thither as if walking on air Finally, the long awaited day came I was at the airport waiting for the plane Rabschnuk and Barbara Bothwell As I rushed forth to greet them proudly Joyce told me that her past efforts had certainly repaid her for she had just been chosen President of the Ware Savings Bank No doubt, her experience as Treasurer at Hardwick High School helped her greatly in financial circles What are you doing Barbara? Oh, I ve been awarded a great nonor, too About a month ago I was chosen 'Mrs Farmerette of 1965 After graduation I spent few years as a social worker, but I soon found out that farming was my interest So I bought myself a farm in West Brookfield As the plane was about to leave, we all scrambled aboard r first stop was New York I hastened to pull out my list Yes, seven of my fellow classmates were to join us here The plane lande We all rushed forth to catch a first glimpse of our old pals Coming toward me I saw a verv sedate looking man Could that be Archie Routhier? Indeed, it was He hastened to tell us that he now owned the biggest furniture store in New York, 'Routhier s Inc ' That was no surprise as we all expected that Archie would enter this field because he started way back in high school days in H1ckey's Furniture Business d C L P C Y II I . - . Y: to leave when I saw two familiar faces. Why, there stood Joyce 0 - g I . . , .' a o , 0 . Ou ' v I The next one to appear was Frank Moryl, who told us he had just been elected President of the Hydrogen Research Commission Even in high school days, we all remembered Frank as our class Einstein Standing next to Frank was Joe Gagne, who told us he was up to a month ago an electrician in a General Motors Plant, but had recently been offered a most lucrative position in a hydrogen plant by his classmate, Frank Moryl Next appeared two very intellectual looking ladies whom we all recognized at once as Shirley Prouty and Sandra Dennis Shirley told us she was fascinated by her position in the Home Economics Department at Vassar College She had recently won 320,000 in the Best Home made Cake Contest Sandra, too, was also doing very well ohe stated her WOTK at the United Nations, though being very tedious at times, was most teresting because she came in contact with so many dignitaries from foreign countries Recently her attention was centered mainly on the President of South America business man It proved to be none other than Gary Wonder Next to him stood his charming secretary, Shirley Dubois Gary immediately informed us that he is a top-notch executive at the Dupont Plant he needed an able secretary, he immediately sent for Shirley, who proudly stood there as smiling and dashing as ever Amid all this busy chatter we almost forgot to board our plane for the next stop, Chicago, where we were to meet two more of our classmates Again seated comfortably in our chairs and listening intently to the many remarks of the group, we zoomed along Finally, the call, 'Ch1cago,' brought me to realize, I must, again consult my list The plane sudderly came to a stop There close by I saw Barbara Sullivan approaching, most stylishly dressed After a few words of greeting, whe told us she was one of the leading hair stylists in the country She created coiffeurs for the prominent movie starlets in Hollywood In a word, she started the trend for hair styles through- out the world But where was our other classmate? A shrill whistle caused me to turn around and there running at full speed was Bob Lemoine We all gave him a hearty welcome My' how tall and business like he looked Fe soon remarked that he is now manager of the First National Chain Stores With a twinkle in his eye, he stated 'Just the Job I wanted, for now I can eat to my heart's content I sample everything ' , ' ' ' ' J in- Suddenly, standing before us was a most prosperous looking . , . AS Just as we were about to board again on the plane, the loud speaker blared forth 'Carole Lombard, report to the telegraph office at once I hastened there as the time was short There received the following message 'last Thursday, Mary came with her six children from New Braintree to my home in Rhode Island for we had planned that we would leave all the child ren together with my husband during the few short days that we would spend at the reunion Lo and behold, within the past day, Mary s six and my five have all come down with the measles As a result we will be unable to attend the reunion Such is married life, but we love it Let's hear the news, however, of our classmates Signed, Gall Ward Buxton and Mary Lowell Pollard We were certainly sorry to hear this news, but glad to know that they were so happily married With twelve members of our group now aboard the plane, you can realize how fast and gaily we chattered as we tried to keep up with the latest news from Hardwick High We certainly were surprised to good eer, as Gary Mondor said 'Ca11forn1a, here we come landed There stood Shirley Petrila looking as sharp as ever her trim blue airline uniform rushed forth to greet her Her first question was 'Well Carole, what are you do1ng?' I informed her that I was very happy with my work as instructor of Physical Education at Massachusetts University, but most especially this year, for my basketball team had just won the intercollegiate tournament At this point, Shirley after heartily greeting us said, 'We1l, here we come, the class of 1955 to the most unique reunion in years To this Lemoine remarked, nLet's get going' Show me the food I m hungry' ' With these parting remarks, we left that field, chatting and reminissing about those four happy years we had all spent at Hardwick High School . 1 'O hear the announcement--San Francisco, California. We all.Fave one ch . ' We , in . We , , 'I A S S T R April 18 At o 30, the long awaited class trip was about to begin There weren't many citizens up at that hour to appreciate our new finery The boys sported new suits and their best smiles The girls displayed colorful suits, veiled hats, and flowers Some seemed to rind that the high heels were a little difficult to manage especially with their week's supply of luggage! After our many compliments of mutual admiration we were off to Spring field Lombard's car managed to start us off right with a flat tire! The boys fixed it in three minutes flat to get us to the station in time for the 8 O3 train About four hours later, somewhat fat gued from slnging, card playing, and meeting new friends, we landed into Grand Central Dragging and pushing our bags we managed to arrive at the waiting bus which took us to the ferry We didn't have tlme to realize that we were on a ferry rlde when it was all over and we found ourselves on the traln for Washington After a little mix up in assignlng rooms the management at the hotel finally spread us out, the boys on the third floor, the girls on the eighth floor a nice safe distance Clean faces and evening attire found us at a Chinese Supper Club for dinner and a floor show that starred Tony Bennet Of course, we had to get up and peak aroung a post to see him, but he was real That nlght the boys d1dn't sleep much I wonder why? April 19 R 20 S Breakfast at 8 OO with bright faces, powdered eggs and more powdered eggs left over The remainder of these days were spent sight seeing and we mean sight seeing We doubled up with Brooks High School and the following were on our itinerary Arlington National Cemetery, Mount Vernon, the Capitol, the Smithsonian Institute, the Mellon Art Gallery, the Franciscan Monastery, the Annapolis Naval Academy, the White House, the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing If you think it sounds rushed and con fusing you should experience it The seniors guarantee you will never be the same again, especially after the 91h steps of the Washington Monument We learned a great deal education ally At the same time the girls were quite impressed by the Annapolis men and the boys by all that money! Wednesday even ing we went to the National Theatre to see the Hseven Year Itchn There was a slight mixup in the tickets which we found to be for Tuesday instead of Wednesday After much confusion we ended up with seats in the orchestra pit! Nothing but the best for Hard wick Mrs Thompson will never forget that! I don't think Barbara Bothwell will forget the night she dressed up and tried to scare Charlotte She also played house detective and met some interesting characters on her rounds i?' aJ'NieVousu Us X I l QD ' C L I P ig? RX e f Q-at A 6 . wg? fa ' . 7 3 Q we wi ff4,'! - I , 1 .6 Wt? 'di' 9-5618- ! ,Q A W'-E q if n l mzg W 1 17' 1 X ' V-'fa' xl ' . A ' . J ,az if 1 'Q M . ' 'yy if :V ,, W ? fi t.x A f 'un -s Y if. . 1 1' - K 4' , up , 2' A 'A 'M J fun- 3 ' , ix, Ffa ' Speaking of house detectives, remember the time the door was shut in the house detective's face and then someone was curious enough to open it. What about 1t,Sandra and Carole? Rumors also floated about that some of the boys were sleeping in bureau drawers. April 21. Breakfast at 7:30 with heavy eyes and the last of the powdered eggs. We were off to the Union Station to catch our train to New York. We found out how huge the station was when all the Hardwick luggage got lost. Afternoon found us in the Hotel Seymour with three or four room suites for each group. We toured the N B C. Building and managed to see Audrey Meadows The observatlon roof of the R C A Building provided a good view of New York City For supper we went to a French Restaurant The Champlain, which the girls will never fbrget because of that nCharming Waitress N Evening found us at Radio City Hall where many caught up on their lost sleep in spite of the lovely Easter Show Activities at the hotel that night were many However, indlvidual inquiries will have to be made April 22 Breakfast whenever you got up and whatever you wanted to eat Everyone was given liberty It felt good after four days of regulation we went various directions, some shopping on Fifth Avenue, others to places unknown Returning to the hotel we packed our bags in preparation for our return home It is peculiar how much difficulty one has in putting back into a suitcase what one has taken out With fond memories and regrets we left Grand Central Station, but eagerly awaited our arrival home All of the Seniors had a grand time and we would like to say thank you to our chaperones, Mrs Thompson, and Mr Jolicoeur 5 al dll asv? U 9 X xx x If X If xx 6 Uv, . 1' gf E Q H H S ff P0 A? ufg X, X KH S B A C, Q 0 QS xX5.E'x N e .sae-9 Q ,, 1 ,i N R 4+ w XS 3 Q K K ff ... jyxf 4 CX 1+-5 Eff? I WT gf PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREPSURER CLPSS ADVISOR ii- leg, s I O Frances Jogis Norma Gage Penny Scott Mary Dubois Mr John Canavan 20,5 .I .ff g B1 X X P H O M O PRESIDENT James Welsh VICE PRESIDENT David MacNintch SECRETARY Frank Latulippe TREASURER Francis Russell CLASS ADVISOR Mr Anthony Dansereau H QS! e3.'iBCH'I Hop QMA' kwa x 4. . S O R E S N 'f f' X I X sxu .I 8 Cp X or ' 1 , , X af! F R E S H M E N PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLASS ADVISOR William Stolgitls Allyn Scott Francis Guimond Frances Lowell Mr Henry Wall Mrs June Barrieau Rqqc ff: 77 fxxffw ' A 4633 yialmb d Loluusc I fkia GHTH GRA PRESIDENT Janlce Prouty VICE PRESIDENT Alan Wylie SECRETARY Sandra Goddard TREASURER Patrlcia OStlguy CLASS ADVISOR Miss Barbara Charlton 3441 Gkndq, Ruskin '9 ll We za 46,1 4,0 Sl Cnnde C eeaxen es ? C FTA Qfe, mo 72:19 'Pong Y' Qffxd xg! 5 2' 5j C5 1 ., HL f X QE? 'N f is F L ,X-,Af R Q C XP ,UL . Q f Q , Q QX Q JN 'G Sfudthi Couvncilk X Annuwd WDW-wys X Book MAO CVNQEFXCQACK5 15nQxQ45 73 dw aus' EcxxxevaJYQ0 vw e C u , E I I I I I I .I 5 VTFWR c ,ncfih ,gyfgg B A N K I N G CP-Rb gf., dardwiok High had a fairly successful year in banking The Seniors took an early lead in percentage and held it all the way The hard working bankers were School Banker Mary Dubois Seniors Sandra Dennis Junior Ann Masilitis Sophomores Betty Dymon Freshmen Louise Gasoriek Pat Ostiguy Eighth Janet Dupuis Let's take a tip from the Seniors and increase those weekly deposits They can tell you how handy that money comes in on the class trip JVQSANEL kk Cvass f gi 24 45' X QSSQS' Misra 'B'-4 Speed hnuf ' n U T I O N Z We were ve v fortunate this year to have a new Chevrolet dual control car This car 1S to be shared by the Hardwick, Petersham, and Barre Pigh Schools lor our Driver's Education Course. Mr. Olson, our very patient and calm road instructor, is training us to be better and safer drivers. Tn connection with the practical driving instruction we have a classroom course with Mrs, Thomnson which helos us solve the following problems: The traffic problemg learning funda- mental driving skillsg psycholoqical aspect in drivingg con- struction, oneration, and maintenance of a carg traffic lawsg the art of drivingg and co-operation among highway users. We feel confident that our Driver Education Prosram will olace the Hardwick High student among the better drivers on the road. vel,-1,.'X K 6 I -U' if FF NNNNN IK 4' -0 , 1 . It I 4 3. gh, I A . n if 'f-illlgi . , I 'kv Jil. I ai? . N! v A' fi v'ii i f gif' , 3'g'jT.y' V V if M I I lj? ,fc , 'J xi 4 ' . BN? 50 X I D R I V L R ' S m - L C A T r ru . ' X PRESIDENT Sandra Dennis VICE PRESIDhNT Vitaly Zenchinko SECRETARY Jackie Lovering TREASURER Bob Lemoine ADVISOR Hr H Wall This year the Student Council has taken a great interest in the welfare of the school With the co- operation of Hr Wall, the faculty, and the students we have, among other things, acted upon the following an improved dismissal system, a more pleasant Duck Inn special letters for Student Council members Our representatives attended the Student Council Spring Convention at Ludlow High and acquired much valuable information to aid us in governing out school Wx I ' X X smunsnm couucxr. x 'E - QF :Mg e Cb RP S 4? 'as 0 K C L The Teen Age Book Club was quite successful this year were fortunate to have as our supervisor Miss Kelleher We elected officers in October They were as follows President Frances Lowell Vice President Norma Gage Secretary Mary Ann Walsh Treasurer Frances Jogis We had 38 members this year We all enjoyed the in teresting book selections we were offered Some of the best titles were, .Qhs.e.e.s.1.sm, , .mm Qermis .nba lenses.. and 1-m.Q.111sa.P.s.1l. ff N X ff! 4. 1 6 f ' sf X 7 B o U B ' A o We , sp? W-xxx-QRE. TQQQBCRS meR!LQ X NfX 1 fy MX Nr-1 IOYTH onorg out CLASS PLAYS THE GHOST IN TH GRLEN GOWN ANTIC SPRING Presented by the Junior Class CALL IT A DAY Presented by the Sophomore Class I Pfesehted by the Senior Class .fN - MAL oi P 4 f -qw' nL....-1-ml! 'Zi 19,9 Cheerq .- ISFNAQRQ ll Q1 C Af Q YI IX: 5 5 Q9 Sf X? 0 7-3 Y, 5 772 3 lu lg 635229 X A A 4761! QQ g...-I .9 xxx O XX I H wg' 1 ul X QQFQQQ? i 1HRdu,C 3 I k o OPI1 jf M YxGQAu,uo xt 2' 1 H E E h A D I N G Our cheerlna squad, wlth Mrs Barrleau as thelr coach, w Q very enthuslastlc th1S year and helped cheer our oasket ball teams on to many VlCtOFl8S Phyllis Nurek, Marle Gave, tt and Pat Jylle Barb ra Desjardlns, Beverly Prouty, Allyn soo , fere chosen for the squad They looked very beeomlng in thelr blue And white OUtfltS Thls year the squad had the oppor tunlty to go to the Cheerleadlng iournament ln Doencer and made a flne showlnv ior Hardwlok Compliments of WALKER FUNERAL HON fri 'W eff? n 5 'H T X, dx Q7 . Xkv I if d Q 'R qw W- . K . 1 Q 4 X75 X f ' 4 : y gf X XX . 9 Q . KX 1 il fffjx a 9 , ' s SX er.. C ' R L w Gif 13 ngxbkl fX aww ew QL Q ff dxf fi? U31 Cf o Hn ...Q S VRSV1 K? 'ff 0'W?2, SQ B xr X7 I H I L 'Xi 1 ,nfl X 0 ,. X X Elm Q CQ 144 K w N ,K are H266 , ll , ,,, No aria K - Tl' . h G5 Q O Q GQ Cf-Wwe 5 .U y, X e men CCEFICY1-Z. 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'Q B O Y B A S K E T B A L L Despite heavy graduation losses, the boys varsity basketball team again captured second place in the Southern Division of the King Phillip League 'Pee Wee' Lavallee was the only returning to win four straight games in January, before illness and lhjuries took their toll The team took part in the Tri-State Tournament at Turners Falls, where it was defeated by a strong Williamsburg team in the first round The boys then came back to beat Powers before they dropped out with a loss to Charlemont Top thrills of the season were provided by last minute, one point victories over Charlton and New Salem in the regular season and Powers in the tourney Prospects for next season appear bright as there will be no losses due to graduation The fact that the Junior varsity also had a fine season, winning from Belchertown, Charlton, Warren and Monson, would seem to strengthen the hope for an even better season next year' Compliments of Babe NOREAU, Ware, Hass ' S letterman on the team, which came along fast after a slow start GAMES HOHL ANrY W rren Barre Petarsham David Proutv New Salem Petersham Barre Warren New Salem Thayer R L S B A S K E T B A The girls' basketball season started in December with twenty girls showing up for practice. Two seniors and four juniors made up the first team with Shirley Petrila and Q Carole Lombard acting as co-captains. Efgbf kat hx This was some season and one in which we can be very tftfbij proud. The team won a total of nine out of twelve games coming out on top to be the Champions of the Southern Division of the King Ph111p's Ieague. The team wishes to thank Miss Charlton for her patience and good coaching which was responsible for much of our success. Complimentg Qf GODDARD'S GENERAL STORE vi, I 1 L A A, F ,swf G I ' L L i A 2 S AMF -.i SA l D Lmmy ,254 L, L, I ji .:,. I ' H. 4 ',,.f- lll b 1 W A 1 A 5 K 3 , , af' 5 5 m 4fw,.W A Q' tam at WL f I X f 42 5 i SL V il V I A ww' W7 ,L QW , N ,, . Wag? f,i :,gV,5-Q' . , ,,gsSg,Q,?y 1 Vie , . ,A ,W ,, Awww , 5 2 . - iff? 'L' my f -1 f V W L . , .- ' A .,1g,4fL', ' ,f f- - my la! dx , , Q ey .1 Vx , 4 FM Q I 2 5 : 5 . 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