Ware High School - Limelight Yearbook (Ware, MA)

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Doctor Eugene lilingler, the famous foot specialist, has been hired by the renowned concert pianist, Mike Iastrzebski. It seems as though Mike has mastered the art of playing the piano with his toes and needs the care of a trained specialist. Doctor Klingler is assisted by most competent and charming nurses, Helen Merrick, Pat Otis, and Lillian Miskiewicz. Mike says his toes are in excellent form for each concert. Sally Scharrett has become the greatest lady wrestler in the world. Sally has defended her title twenty-one times without a defeat. Stephanie Slosek, .Iean Irwin, a11d -Ioyce Rodgers act as very capable seconds when Sally is in the ring. Theresa Deslauriers, Yvette Beauregard, Jeannette Couture, and Isabelle Kowalski have joined the Paul Decelle and VX'illiam Simons Opera Company. The girls are presently appearing in the famed opera, Come I'Vii!1 ffm l31'c'c':e. Irene Kowalski, Jeanne Casavant, and Betty jackson have become leading fashion models for the Saul Steiner studios. Mr. Steiner employs the great space rocket pilots, l'aul Deslauriers and XYalter Mastalerz, to ily him to nearby planets on business trips. Quiet little Roland Bonrgault has become supreme ruler and bottle washer for the planet Mars. Roland, bcause of his jovial laughter, was chosen by the Martians to pep up the somewhat solemn planet. Teddy l'ajak and Guido Masse assist Roland in this project. The boys are doing very well in the pepper-upper field. As a rare treat, Roland. accompanied by the trumpets of Eddie and Teddie, will often sing to the people, Enough said! The famous scientist, George Shoum, is busy trying to develop a smokeless cigarette for the john Mazurek laboratories. After they have completed their present task, they will start work on a type of dehydrated water. 'Iohn isn't too sure about the boys, but he does admit they have good ideas. Catherine Sullivan, Lorraine Archambault, and Florence Konicki have made remarkable progress in the held of cooking. Their favorite expression is VVhat is it After Earl had finished his narration, he bid me farewell and departed for parts unknown. I was very tired and decided to sit down on a nearby bench. I could feel myself slipping into a quiet, undisturbed sleep. Suddenly I awoke. The familiar sights were back. I must have been dreaming. s VVhenever I stroll through the Park in the evening, as I often do, I stop and wonder if my dream will ever come true. VV. F. Stone Our JEANS and Our .I OES of 1949 With SCHOLASTIC HONORS Valedictorian Germaine Paquette Salutatorian Eugene Klingler Third Honor Earl Anderson Irene Pasierb Jeannette Couture Patricia Otis Sally Scharrett

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From Grenville Park Bench 14 pwpkecg Last evening after walking in Grenville Park for a considerable time, I decided to rest on one of the many park benches. l was very tired and soon became drowsy. The blue evening shadows, the soft sounds in the evening woods, and the warm night breeze increased my drowsiness, and before long I could feel myself slipping into slumber. lfVhen l awoke, the sun was just climbing into view over the purple hills. l sat up and looked about me. The familiar landmarks were gone, my clothes were torn and ragged, and my face was covered with a thick woolly beard. Quite bewildered, l left the bench and walked along a nearby road. Being completely unfamiliar with the surrounding terrain, l decided to ask my wayiat the first opportunity, ln about five minutes l sighted a tafl man walking slowly toward me. He appeared to be quite amused at my ragged appearance. l asked the stranger the present date, who he was, and what strange land he inhabited. He told me l was living in the year of our Lord 1970, that l was in Grenville Park located in the town of Vfare, and that his name was Earl Anderson. Vtlowl llihat in the name of Neptune happened to the past twenty-one years? l made myself known to Earl and started barraging him with a lot of questions. Among them were in- quiries as to the occupations of my former classmates. As nearly as l can recall, this is the tabulation as liarl told it. Admiral Alfred Bousquet has led an expedition party into the jungles of Brazil in search of the following group of women aviators: Germaine Paquette, Cynthia Baptiste, Ann XYojtowicz, Theodora Durepo, and lrene Pasierb, who were forced down in the dense jungle. Among the brave, hardy men accompanying Alfred on the trip are VVilliam Pelski, ,David l.iquornik, and Gerald Guimond. These fellows have offered their services just for the mental satisfaction brought about by the probable rescue. Professor Robert Alexander, head research chemist for the Dot Tworek farms, has invented a new ready-mixed chocolate milk shake. Dot has made quite a fortune selling the milk at her roadside dairy bar. Alice Sliski, Lillian Tenczar, Dot Twible, and lrene Sojka work as soda jerks for the Firm, and it is reported that there is an abundance of male customers.

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I'AIfI. IJIQCIEIIIE Des HMV Azz lzouest 1lll1llyS the noblest work of God Football I, II, III, IV, Track I, Interclass Athletics I, II, III, Baseball II, Vice-President II, Football Dance Com- mittee II, Class President III, IV, Student Council III, Cheer-leader III, Junior Prom Committee III, Class Day Committee III, Class Marshall III, Graduation Commit- tee III, Ring Committee III, Leap Year Dance Commit- tee III, Freshman Reception Committee IV, Operetta IV, Senior Play Cast Committee IV, Marine Corps Trophy for Good Sportsmanship IV. ICIJIYARII MASSIC Cfidow , Hlfddym, 17rU11dly Ul'VU1'l'j' and I 1IlI'Z'L? lIL i'l'l' zzzetf' Class Treasurer I, Orchestra I, Football Dance Committee II: Band I, II: Football I, Il, III, IV, Basketball I, II, Baseball I, II, III, Ring Committee III, Junior Prom Committee III, Class Vice-President IV, Freshman Re- ception Committee IV, Senior Play Manager IV, Oper- etta IV, Co-Captain Football IV. IRENE SOJIXPX Belle A good cook necaiv a spark of genius. Sophomore Hop Committee II, Glee Club II, IV, Cadet Corps II, III, IV, Cadet Corps Treasurer III, Halloween Dance Committee III, IV, Leap Year Dance Committee III, Graduation Usher III, Junior Prom Committee III, Class Secretary IV, Football Dance Usher III, IV, Senior Play Committee IV, Freshman Reception Committee IV, Senior Play Usher IV, Football Dance Committee Chair- man IV, Usher at Basketball Games IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Basketball Captain III, IV, Interclass Ath- letics I, II, III, IV.