Ware High School - Limelight Yearbook (Ware, MA)

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Mary 'Prcndergast Banjo Eyes Music Club Dramatics IV Senior Bazaar A merry heart all day long . Banjo Eyes is our sweet, little lovable Mary. Pep! I'll say she has. A sclhool party or dance would not be complete without her. Though many will be sitting demurely waiting for a partner, Mary is one of the Hrst on the floor. Her charm- ing personality has gained her many friends. Ware is not the only conquest in her career for in all the adjoining towns, among which Southbridge looms prominent, admirers of the fairer sex have fallen for her charms. Mary is planrniing on becoming a. nurse and we feel sure that with her cheerful disposition her patients will advance rapidly. Good luck to Mary! l'LtC1 Rlemuklculcl Gus Track II, III, IV. Football III, IV. Basketball II, III, IV. Baseball II, III, IV. Student Council IV. Dramatics IV. Audubon Club Mens sana in corpora sano. Meet the third member of a triumvirate of four-letter men, Rosy has represented W. H. S. in every sport, performing notably on the gridiron, diamond, basketball court and track Held. Gus is popular too, especially with the girls. He is a plugger not only in sports, but also in other school activities. His ambition is to become a physical director. Here's hoping fortune treats you nicely, Pete! Mary Shea Scoop Class President II. Vice Pres., III, IV. Dramatics, IV. Basketball, I, II, III, IV. VVhy can't they all be content like me? Mary's wit and charm make her the most popular girl in the class. Mary is blest with one of those carefree dispositions that enables her to make life just one good time after another. Maryls ability as an all round athlete has helped Ware High on to victory many a time. True to her nature Mary has not de- cided what school she will honor with her prescence, but wherever she goes it is certain that she will be popular.

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Str-plumio Misiaszek Fannie L. C. Smith Bronze. Girls' Glee Club. Underwood Bronze. French Club. Remington Silver. None but herself can be her parallel. We shall certainly be disappointed if a few years hence we don't hear that Stephanie holds a weighty position in the com- mercial world, so efficient and anxious for self-betterment is she. Stephanie is pretty, well-dressed and unafraid to assert her opinions. After graduation Stephanie intends to round out her education in a business college. Afterwards, we know she will be a boon to the world of finance. Accept our parting wish, Stephanie, for happiness and success. Jennie Mulvany Jen Basketball III. Dramatics IV. Senior Bazar Committee. Girls' Glee Club. I dare to do all that does a. man. Jennie is the golden girl of '26. There's not a trace of sham or bluff in her anywhere,-just a plain, honest girl of Ireland. She revels and excels in sports, and her physical strength not only gives her power on the athletic Held but keeps everybody in the corridors moving lively. Boys quake and girls wilter at her touch. In class activities, Jennie kept us on the ground and to the subject and frequently pleaded the cause of right. W. H. S. without Jennie would be almost as bad as a XVHSllllIgt0U without the Capitol. Here's luck to you, Jennie! Elizabeth Newcomb DuCkie Dramatics IV. Chairman Property Committee. Senior Bazar. Latin Club. A spotless friend, a matchless girl. Lizzie is very bashful in the classroom, but in the corridors she sways to the tune of Freshie . She still has that skin you love to touch , and revels in her crowning glory. She is sweet to everyone, and will no doubt be loved by all her pupils. Heres luck to you, Lizzie, and love we know you will have.

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. I l YValf0r Slosok nllidgcti' Basketball IV. Audubon Club II. Dramatics IV. Glee Club II. Upon what meat feeds he, that he is grown so great? Wallo always knows his lessons but instead of proceeding to inform his teacher, he huddles in his seat. But lo! when the teacher calls on him, such floods of knowledge and usually ver- batim! To keep up the slogan of 26 4every man an athletef- XYallo performed well in basketball in his senior year. XVallo has selected the medical profession as a center for his futuie endeavors and we know he ll do well. Dominic Stolar Dom Boys' Glee Club. Audubon Club. Senior Basketball Team. Senior Bazar Committee. In solitude the mind gains strength. Of all the quiet boys, Dom is the quietest. And he is a studious and ambitious lad, too. His classmates have found something sterling in his character, as cain be seen from the great number of friends he has. He was a great asset to the Commercial Department, and did much towards keeping up the standard of the Class of 1926. If present actions mean anything, Dom promises to have one of the world's greatest collections of insects. Here's hoping! Stanley Szyclla Small , Syd Baseball I, II, III, IV. Track I, II,III, IV. Audubon Society. Basketball I, II, III, IV. Football III, IV. 'tLimelfight', Staff. Blessings on thee, little man. When one speaks of athletics in Wa.1'e High School, one's thoughts always turn to Stanley Szydla. Syd has so many attributes that it would be impossible to speak about them all. For four yea1's it can be truthfully said that he has been our leading athlete. He is liked and feared by all schoolboy ath- letes who have had any contests with our school. This last year Syd was recognized by all as one of the leading forwards on the basketball court, one of the best fullbacks on the gridiron, a wonderful performer in the pitcher's box and a superb quarter-miler. No doubt if we had more sports, Syd would be a ranking star in them also. An excellent feature about Syd is that never in his four years at High School has he been ineligible for any sport, even though he has taken the classical course. He is well liked by the teacihers because of his attentiveness and engaging smile, which, however, is rarely seen when he is taking part in athletic contests. These qualities are surely enough to make Syd a success in whatever he takes up in future life.