Ware High School - Limelight Yearbook (Ware, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1974 volume:

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And in time good ideas become our memories, And happy times fade to good-byes. But death is something that leaves its mark On certainly everyone And words cannot express our grief When our lives have but begun. In the final end we must live on, And struggle against the relentless strife. But in our minds we must believe That by death we are born to etemal life. Eric Brian Kmiec d laimin the life of our fellow student, Lois Boucher, do leave We, the Class of 1974, in view of the great trage y c g this yearbook in her memory. 2 Pxlmw mafnl' lookin bath afw Khvrf MI Whom me fgabn vm' plans anb gggvb OW wmv U72 mag Thgg ml Qflmgincg to our confibwma mr :Twin rm the thwfh 015 of an val thai hm YIXWW bwlf . Ahh ihrm 11 119251:-fo out :wb our 5ho1'I 'iUm1:fv1'2b rughfi 'EW felt it iirvm the 'warg Sim. 3156 all tyappnxwb rmwtlg glam m-Mn' Living in xhai Drwm m1+hab xwI Long 880' Zim' Hung in omg Bm? WE- gui :wi bxgmb R913 8053 'iBBv m1wi1xoI low noxxtrol of thnx pcrzfiiaiiiig Qf Hnbing 21 biawmzfrg thai womb wi virwgbobg ww . thai 11312 Spfwi 'mxfmft to W f ,,., ga L T ,. Ml Q. , ' .ff U ' N, ' f f 5572. ,Ll f am QW 412 ww ...zz-61 wan I-E-'argl LE' 17 A , E ' ' wr, .M fx I CQ I- As our life began at Ware High School, Many things were new, Things that would meet and defeat us, But to the challenge we flew. We labored long and cumbersome hours, Trying to master our new roll, Q im. nf . And when we failed we pick ourselves up And wrote a brand new scroll. Our lives were changed by many new faces, Some helped us in our quest, But we felt independent now, And approached year II with zest. if ,.. .xii alfa' ' .fwk I - 'qw 'V of I. T K A ,V 4. if , H ug ,W , , Q , . f , W I ' f 1 A: lf lg? 4 af V ff V ., , 5, My K N, V' .qu , '. 0 i,s,.J 'Y' W, ., u F ,K 'J 4, M' Af, , Vw , if 01 'lv , . 35' 'ii , X15-d7v' a , ggi? ' M -vfvtifff 332 ,, Z K , ,. ,ef ff,' - My gi, H , 1. 1 - ,Q . , U! 3 . We still stumbled around on shaky feet, To the embarrassment of all, You're sophomores now don't hang your heads Walk firm, straight and tall. So we did, and made our move, As we look back and say, Our victories include the Sophomore Hop, And certainly the One Act Play. We had our confidence, that's all we'd need, To push to be free, Free from fear and free from hate, We slid into year three. '-' 1 -fx..- mm ,lvl , Our junior year was a special one, We were almost free, Almost adults, and that's hard to be, When youlre only just sixteen, Our prom, our play, our olympic win, Were highlights from this phase, We came to school looking for one thing, And now we had it: praise. As the day of junior succumbed, To the slowly setting sun, Our minds were filled with one basic fact, Our years at Ware were almost done. So when we adjoumed for vacation, We left with fear, Fear that there was but one left, Yes that our senior year. 1972 OLYMPICS JUNIORS TOTAL POINTS: 50 SENIORS TOTAL POINTS: 40 SOPHOMORES TOTAL POINTS: 39 FRESHMEN TOTAL POINTS: 29 6 Girls' and Boys' State Left to Right: Fran Charron, Celeste Deslauriers, Louis Liro, Linda Rys, Eric Kmiec. Xl i . yi' ' if ii r ' Q4 5, A n wi N hz if It began with glory as we were top, And demanded to be called kings, Kings of what we used to be, Rulers to pull the strings . We laughed and cried at each other, Emotion filled the air, It drew us even closer together, And aid was everywhere. When we walk down that aisle, a tear will come, To every boy and girl, And as we conquered Ware High School, Our next quest is the world. And so we hope we show to you, What great things we did, But also the love and happiness, That only Ware High can give. .,.....,., H .., Y nv,- E .f ',- --E 0 X,fa V fr x x X x o ...L 'onmmmmom DOROTHY JEAN ABBOT Dotty Pet Like: Allen, snowmobiles, fall and football. Pet Peeve: Motorcycles, conceited people and homework. Usually Seen: In a '68 Buick, at Jumbo's parking lot and happy. Activities: Girls' Intramurals 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Co-ed Intramurals 3,4. CONSTANCE BALDYGA 'KConnie , Baldy Pet Like: LIVING! Pet Peeve: Going slow, dirty jokes and thorny spaghetti. Usually Seen: In Clearyis. Activities: Pro Merito 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, F.T.A. 1--3, iSec.J 3, Intra- murals 1,2, French Club 3, Commit- tees 2,3. IO MARY ANN ALBERTINE 'KMary Ann Pet Like: Mice, snowskiing, autumn and dancing. Pet Peeve: Depression. Usually Seen: Trying to get out of the trouble I just got into! Activities: Class Secretary 2, Dance Club 1-4, fPres.l 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Li- brarian 1-4, French Club 1-4, tSec.l 4, Fine Arts Club 3, iSec.l 4, F.T.A. 1-4, tPres.l 4, Ski Club 1-4, Year- book Staff 4, Intramurals 3,4, etc. l DEBORAH KAYE BARBER '4Buba Pet Like: Myron, peanut butter on pancakes and making pillows. Pet Peeve: Headaches and taking tests. Usually Seen: In a silver Camaro and having a good time. Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, fSec.J 4, Gym Club 2,3, Honor Roll 3, Dance Club 3, Intramurals 1-4, Winter Carnival Volleyball fCapt.l 2, Drill Team 1, Winter Carnival Skits 2,3, Co-ed Volleyball 3. HHH HON HHHNIHHHOHHIHHHOHOHHHHHHHH! BRUCE A. ALDRICH Pet Like: Not having a Ford. Pet Peeve: Spaghetti. Usually Seen: Around. Activities: Intramural Basketball 3, Bowling 3. JOSEPH ANACLETO Cleto', Pet Like: Baseball. Pet Peeve: Football practice. Activities: J.V. Basketball 1, Base- ball fJ.V.j 1, fVarsityl 2-4, Varsity Football 4, Chess Club 1-3, Ski Club 1-4, Key Club 1-4, QV. Pres.J 1, In- tramurals 3,4, Honor Roll 3. x DAVID H. BEFFORD Dave TIMOTHY BIGELOW Tim Pet Like: Vacations and snowmobil- Pet Like: Hard rock music. ing. Pet Peeve: Work. Pet Peeve: Surprise quizzes. Usually Seen: In the Gym. Usually Seen: At Trifilo's Trifty. Activities: Chess Club, Intramural Activities: Band 1,2, F.T.A. 1-3, Softball. Honor Roll 1-4, French Club 1-4, Key Club 3, Fine Arts Club 4. HGHONNIHHOOHHONOHtOHHHHHHHOHHHONIHHHHHHNHHHHHO X LORI BOIVIN 'tLor Pet Like: Weekends, having fun and snowmobiling. Pet Peeve: Rainy days and inconsi- derate people. Usually Seen: Riding around with friends. Activities: Honor Roll 1,2, J.V. Bas- ketball 2, Intramurals 1-4, Commit- tees 1-4, French Club 1-4, Gym Show 1,2, Fine Arts Club 3, G.A.A. 1-4, Winter Carnival 1-4. THOMAS ROBERT BORONSK1 Pet Like: Skiing and flower tops. ,101-IN M- BURQNSKI Bananas Pet Peeve: A seven-man sled. Pet Like: Playing cards all night. Usually Seen: On Main Street. Pet Peeve: Being broke- Activities: Chess Club 2,3, Ski Club Usually Seen: With the boys. 1-4, Football 2-4, Cross Country Activities: Varsity Football 4, Intra- Team 1, Wfes-tlillg Team 1.2, F1119 murals 2-4, Chess Club1,2, Ski Club AHS Club 3.4, Honor Roll 1-4, 1-4. French Club 3. Wins BEVERLY BOWEN t'Bev Pet Like: Food, friends and having fun. Pet Peeve: Accidents and fighting. Usually Seen: Doing something dif- ferent with Renee. Activities: Varsity Basketball 1, Gym Club 1-4, tPres.J 4, Cheering tJ.V.J 2, tVarsityJ 3,4, Ski Club 1-4, tPres.J 4, Dance Club 1-4, LV. Pres.J 4, French Club 2-4, Intramurals 1-4, Gym Show 1-4, Leader's Club 4. EDWARD BUNAROWSKI Ed Pet Like: Study hall with Mrs. B. and Mrs. J. Pet Peeve: Hallway traffic. Usually Seen: At 'tMarvey Mal's. Activities: Band 1-4, F.T.A. 2,3, Ski Club 4, Winter Camival 1, Winter Carnival Skits 1, One Act Plays 1, Honor Roll 1. ELEANOR CARROLL Ellie , El Pet Like: Being happy, the beach and true friends. Pet Peeve: False friends. Usually Seen: With the Guys . Activities: Student Council 1-4, tSec.J 3, Yearbook Staff 4, F.T.A. 1, Honor Roll 1,2,4, Pro Merito 3,4, Student Advisory Board 4, Ski Club 1,2, Intramurals 1-4, Winter Carni- val Committees and Skits 1-4, Ten- nis Club 3, Dance Club 2,3. RONALD W. BOUCHER t'Rat Pet Like: K'Gina and old cars. Pet Peeve: Being interrupted at the club. Usually Seen: ln a '37, Activities: Football 1-4, tTri-Capt.l 4, Basketball Manager 2,3, Golf Manager 2, Intramurals 2-4, Key Club 2-4. ELIZABETH CARROLL K'Beth , Bethie Pet Like: The Cape and Acton's-'I 20. Pet Peeve: Fair-weather friends. Usually Seen: With the Guys . Activities: Student Council 1-3, Honor Roll 1,2,4, Pro Merito 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Good Govt. Day Representative 4, Student Advisory Board 4, Ski Club 1,2, Intramurals 1-4, Winter Carnival Committees and Skits 1-4, Tennis Club 3, French Club 1-4. 11 'omnmumomnoom RICHARD CATES Pet Like: Miller High Life. Pet Peeve: Work and changing flat tires. Usually Seen: Eating, drinking and being merry. Activities: Football 2, Wrestling 1, Intramurals 3,4, Honor Roll I, One Act Plays 2, Co-ed Volleyball 3. MARIE C. CHARRON Pet Like: A certain someone. Pet Peeve: Snobs. Usually Seen: Reading. Activities: Fine Arts Club 3,4. 12 ROBERTA CEBULA K'Berta Pet Like: Lying on the beach and swimming. Pet Peeve: Having nothing to do and being alone. Usually Seen: With Ronnie. Activities: Majorettes 1-4, fHead Majorettel 4, J.V. Cheering 1Co- capt.J 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Ski Club 1-4, Dance Club 1-4, Honor Roll 3,4. 5 MELANIE CHRABASZCZ K'Melanie , Turtlen Pet Like: Walking on the beach, having fun and fall. Pet Peeve: Being alone. Usually Seen: At M.L.H. or the Gym - laughing, smiling and fool- ing around. Activities: BasketballlJ.V.J 1, lVar- sityl 3, G.A.A. 1, lHist.J 2, KV. Pres.J 3, lPres.J 4, Home Room Manager 1- 4, Committees 1-4, Intramurals iGirlsJ1-4,CCo-edJ3,4. HON OHHHHHOHIHHHHOHHHHNHOHHHNHO LORENE RENEE CHARBONNEAU L'Ray , Charbs Pet Like: Being with friends, say- ing Hi to Ray and fall days in the Quabbin. Pet Peeve: Being harrassed, fights and accidents. Usually Seen: Doing something Hdif- ferent with Bev. Activities: Student Council 3, fPres.l 4, Majorettes 3,4, Cross Country Mgr. 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Gym Club 1,2, Intramurals 1-4, Fine Arts Club 4. . .3 I x ' 4 PATRICIA CIEJKA Patty Pet Like: LIVING! The beach and tennis. Pet Peeve: Gettting up at 6:00 A.M. and having to make decisions. Usually Seen: Around. Activities: F.T.A. 1-4, French Club 2-4, Librarian 2-4, Fine Arts Club 3, 4, Ski Club 2, G.A.A. 1-4, Chess Club 1, Tennis Club lManagerJ 3,4, Bowling 1,2, Intramurals 1-4, Com- mittees 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4. FRANCIS D. CHARRON 4'Fran Pet Like: S.J.S. Pet Peeve: Being sick, ball practice and people who think they're too good for you. Usually Seen: Everywhere, just look alittle! Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to 3,4, Basketball CJ.V.J 2, fVarsityJ 3,4, Cross Country Team 2, Varsity Golf 2-4, Key Club 4, Chess Club 2, Olympics 3,4, Boy's State Repre- sentative 3. SUSAN COOK 'KCookie', Pet Like: Weekends and being with my friends. Pet Peeve: Unfriendly people. Usually Seen: Looking for things that I've lost. Activities: F.T.A. 2,3, French Club 4, Librarian 3, Ski Club 2-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 3,4, Horseback Rid- ing 2,3, Archery 1. INNHHHHNOOHHGHOONHOHIHOHHHOHHOHHHHNNHHHOHHHHHO X THOMAS COULOMBE Tom Pet Like: Skiing. Pet Peeve: Going to work. Usually Seen: At the Big Y. Activities: Chess Club 1-3, Ski Club 1-3. JOANNE P. DEMERS Jo Pet Like: Making people laugh. Pet Peeve: Frowning. Usually Seen: Around. Activities: Archery 1-4, Honor Roll 3, Librarian 4, G.A.A. 1-4. KAREN COUTURE Cooch Pet Like: T.M.H. and Sam. Pet Peeve: Rainy days and being without Tom. Usually Seen: In a raspberry '55 Chevy. Activities: Honor Roll 3, Olympics 3, Yearbook Staff 4, F.T.A. 1-3, G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 1-3, Com- mittees 3. CELESTE MARIE DESLAURIERS Pet Like: Douglas and working at the Ware Savings Bank. Pet Peeve: Being late and onions. Usually Seen: In a rush. Activities: Yearbook Staff fLayout Editor? 4, Majorettes 3, Drum Ma- jorette 4, Girls State faltemateb 3, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Co- ed Volleyball 3,4, Librarian 2,3, Ski Club 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, F.T.A. 1, Committees 1-4. JANICE DANSEREAU Pip Pet Like: Bubble Gum, Ice cream and FRIDAYS! Pet Peeve: Running over little frogs. Usually Seen: Forgetting where I'm going. Activities: Class Historian 2-4, F.T.A. 1-4, Librarian 2-4, French Club 2-4, fPres.J 4, Ski Club 2-4, One Act Plays 2,3, G.A.A. 1-4, Year- book Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Intra- murals 1-4, Fine Arts Club 4, Com- mittees 2-4. DANIEL P. DUREPO 'tDiaper Pet Like: Hockey, scoring goals and winning. Pet Peeve: Getting tripped on the ice. Usually Seen: Having a good time down at the club. Activities: Football fJ.V.J 2, fVar- sityj 4, Intramurals 1-3. PAUL DAVIES 'tCrash,' Pet Like: D.J.F. Pet Peeve: Mashed-in front ends. Usually Seen: Riding around. Activities: Baseball 1, Cross Coun- try 1, Wrestling Team 2, Honor Roll 2-4, Chess Club 1-4, One Act Plays 1,2, Intramuals 3,4. NANCY FROHLOFF Nantz Activities: Band 1-4, Librarian 3, State Band 3,4, Pro Merito 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, French Club 2-4, Fine Arts Club iSect.J 3,4, Cabaret 2, G.A.A. 1-4, Committees 1-4, In- tramurals 2, Drama Club 2, Smoke Signal Staff 1-4, fCo-Editorj 4, As Schools Match Wits 3,4, Frolics 2-4, Chess Club 3, Olympics 3. 13 1ONHHHHNHHNHHH OH MARTHA E. GOUDREAU Twinkle Pet Like: Having a good time and N NHHHONHHHHHINHHHHHNHHNHNH friends. THADDEUS J. GUMULA 'tTadz Pet Peeve: Hypocrites and being MICHAEL GREEN S'Mike Pet Like: Spgrts- depressed. Pet Like: Chery. Pet Peeveg Losing, Usually Seen: At Triftyls. Pet Peeve: Discipline. Ugually Seeng At the gtgre, 4, Librarian 2-4, Class Secretary 1, G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 1-4, Com- mittees 1-4, One Act Plays, Winter Carnival Skits. WILLIAM HALLISEY Hain Pet Like: The old bald guy with the white eyes on Kung Fu . Pet Peeve: Mr. C.'s new ways of doing calisthenics. Usually Seen: I should hope sol Activities: Student Council 3, Key Club 3,4, Honor Roll 2,4, Football 2- 4, Ski Club l-4, Fine Arts Club 1-4, Intramurals 3,4, Yearbook Staff CCoverJ 4. lil ACliVifi0S2 HOHOT H011 2-4- F-T-A 1' Usually Seefll DOWN at the Parking Activities: Football 2-4, Basketball 101 01'1W99k9nd5- lStatisticianl 1-4, Band 1,2, French Activities: Football 1, Chess Club 1- Club 1,25 Key C1115 3, 139034, QI-jdi- 3, Intramurals 3, Cross Country 2, Basketball 2. tor of Key Club Newspaperj 4, Intra- murals 3,4. DAVID P. HAMELIN Hamel-ton' Pet Like: Getting out of work. Pet Peeve: Funerals. Usually Seen: But mostly heard! Activities: Football 2, Key Club 3,4, Intramurals 4, Honor Roll 2, Wres tling Manager 2. EILEEN HARDER Pet Like: Kenny, fluffy kittens and fall days. Pet Peeve: Competition. Usually Seen: Jumbo's parking lot. Activities: Ski Club 2-4, Dance Club 1-3, C-.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 1-4, Archery 1,2, Honor Roll 4. PATTY L. GUZIK Patty Pet Like: Bobby and winter. Pet Peeve: Colds. Usually Seen: With Bobby. Activities: Class Secretary 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, In- tramurals 1-4, Basketball Manager 3, Ski Club 1-4, French Club 2-4, Dance Club 2-4, Committees 1-4, Home Room Mgr. 4, Cabaret 2, Yearbook Staff 4, G.A.A. 1-4, F.'I'.A. 1, Drama Club 2, Tennis Club 3,4, Winter Camival 1-4. PETER HARDER Pet Like: No school. Pet Peeve: High class people. Usually Seen: Here, there and everywhere. Activities: Chess Club 1,2. NNN!HHllllllllllllllllllllllHNOHONHHOHHOllllllllllOHHNHHNH X DANIEL J. HAYDEN 'tDanny Pet Like: T.M.T., horses and cars. Pet Peeve: 7:30, Mon. thru Fri., A.I.C. and them . Usually Seen: At Coldbrook or in a '67 Camaro. Activities: Football 2, Ski Club 2-4, Wrestling Team 2, Intramurals 3,4. THERESA A. JAQUES Pet Like: Being with Dougie and true friends. Pet Peeve: The 'Kguys' night out! Usually Seen: In a yellow Chevelle with Dougie R. Activities: Bowling 1,2, Junior Var- sity Cheering 2, G.A.A. 1-4, Archery 1, Honor Roll 2. DONNA JEAN HENNEBERY Pet Like: Being with George and going L'bowling . Pet Peeve: Losing good friends. Usually Seen: At the Big Y or riding around with my George. BARBARA H. JANIEC UBarbie Pet Like: Meeting new people, being with friends and black. Pet Peeve: People who don't try to understand me and being depressed. Usually Seen: Everywhere. Activities: Honor Roll 1,4, Librarian 3,4, Intramurals 1-3, Chess Club 1, Archery 1, Bowling 1, 1ManagerJ 2, Tennis Club 3, Committees 1-3. JACQUELINE M. IMBIER Jackie Pet Like:ii10 and good times. Pet Peeve: Blushing and being tickled. Usually Seen: With Mike. Activities: Majorettes 1-4, Ski Club 1-4, Dance Club 1-4, French Club 1- 4, Intramurals 2-4, Yearbook Staff4, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Win- ter Carnival 1-4, F.T.A. 1,2, Senior Play 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Committees 2,3. REGINA JASTRZEBSKI t'Gina Pet Like: Ronnie and being with friends. Pet Peeve: Crying. Usually Seen: In a '37 Dodge. Activities: Majorettes 1-4, Dance Club 2-4, Ski Club 1-4, French Club 3,4, Intramurals 1-4, F.T.A. 1, Hon- or Roll 2, Winter Carnival 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4. CHERYL ANN JABLONSKI Pet Like: Sleeping late and rainy momings. Pet Peeve: Boiled carrots. Usually Seen: Here and there. Activities: Class Vice-President 3,4, Student Council 2, Honor Roll 1, Bowling 1,2, Tennis Club 3, Intra- murals 3, Archery 1, G.A.A. 1-4, Committees 2,3. MICHAEL J UDA Pet Like: Debbie. Pet Peeve: Homework. Usually Seen: At 19 Klug Ave.!l Activities: Pro Merito 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, Intramurals 3. 15 IHHIHHHHOHHIHHH HON OHHNHHHHHHHHHHOHHINHHHHHOH MELISSA J. KALENTEK t'Jo Pet Like: Sun and fun. Pet Peeve: Being bugged! Usually Seen: Saying what she thinks!! Activities: Ski Club 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Intramurals 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Librarian 2,3, Dance Club 3,4, F.T.A.1, French Club 1. VVILLIAM A. KORZEC 'tBill Pet Like: Golfing. Pet Peeve: Getting up for school. Activities: Golf Team 1-4, Intramur- als 1-4. I6 JOYCE KELLY HJoycie Pet Like: A certain someone and traveling. Pet Peeve: Tests and quizzes. Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 1-4, Drill Team 2, Pro Merito 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4. SUSUAN KRASNECKY Sue Pet Like: Being with special people and puppy dogs. Pet Peeve: School and being left out. Usually Seen: With friends. Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 1-4, Drill Team 2, Archery 1, Soft- ball 3. ERIC B. KMIEC Pet Like: Thinking, tennis and Sunrise . Pet Peeve: Waiting in line. Usually Seen: Illustrating a point. Activities: Baseball 1,3, Basketball 1,2, Boy's State 3, Honor Roll 1-4, Prom Merito 3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Yearbook Staff 3, tAsst. Editorl 4, Class Treasurer 1, Chess Club 1-4, One Act Plays 1-3, Senior Play 4, Key Club 1, Frolics 3,4, Olympics 3. 4 i BRENDA KROL Frosty,', Peg Pet Like: Autumn, black cats and honest friends. Pet Peeve: Broken legs! Usually Seen: With a lot to do. Activities: School Advisory Board 3, 4, Student Council 4, Regional Advi- sory Board 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Color Guard 3,4, G.A.A. 1-4, Ski Club 2,3, Intramurals 1-4, Fine Arts Club 23, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, One Act Plays 3, Drama Club 2, Winter Camival 1- 4, Olympics 3,4, Committees 1-4. HENRY KOMOSA Kippy Pet Like: Dondi, fast bikes and boats. Pet Peeve: Dirty riders and home- work. Usually Seen: On the starting line or at Dondi's house. Activities: Basketball 1,2, Intramur- als 3. JOSEPH KRYZAK Pet Peeve: Nosey people! Usually Seen: Nowhere. ONHHHONHNHHNIHNHNHHHHHNOHHOOHHNHHHHOHHHNHNO X DENISE J. LABBE Frenchie,' Pet Like: A special someone. Pet Peeve: K'Fair-weather friends, Usually Seen: Working on the year- book or in the office. Activities: Yearbook Editor 4, Year- book Staff 3,4, Olympics 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, Cross Country Team 3, Varsity Cheering 4, Fine Arts Club 3, G.A.A. 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, French Club 1-4, Chorus 1,2, Committees 1- 4, Intramurals 1-4, Bowling 3, Senior Play 4. PAUL LACHUT Stash Pet Like: Money and girls. Pet Peeve: Getting up for school. Usually Seen: At the Big Y. Activities: Key Club 2, Intramurals 3,4, Softball 4. MICHELE ANN LAGRANT Pet Like: Being with A.C. Pet Peeve: When my name is spelled with two L's. Usually Seen: Looking for Pokey . Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to 3,4, School Advisory Board 3, G.A.A. 1-4, iCamping ManagerJ2, Intramurals 2-4, Committees 2-4. ROBERT LAVALLEE Cubby Pet Like: Money and eating. . Pet Peeve: Having nothing to do. Usually Seen: At the Big Y. Activities: Key Club 1-4, QBoard of Directorsl 1-3, CPres.J 4, Intramur- als 3,4, French Club 1,2. MICHELLE LAWRENCE Pet Like: Eating and sleeping late. Pet Peeve: Pickers in my spaghetti. Usually Seen: Eating in tne Cafeteria. Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to 3, G.A.A. 1-4, 1Hist.J 3, Intramur- als 1-4, Ski Club 1,2, Drill Team 1,2, Committees 2,3. JOANN LENKARSKI Joann Pet Like: Having a good time, week- ends and sleeping late. Pet Peeve: Staying at home, forget- ting things and spiders. Usually Seen: With friends. Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 1-4, Committees 2,3, Bowling 1,2, Drill Team 1, Softball 2,3. JANET LATIMER Pet Like: David, hamburgers and french fries. Pet Peeve: Spelling and reading aloud. Usually Seen: Sitting in the bakery. Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to 3,4, Home Room Manager 1-4, Cross Country fManagerJ 4, Cheer- ing lJ.V.J 1, 1Co-capt.l 2, fVarsityl 4, Gym club 1. LORI LENKARSKI Pet Like: Pomegranates and paperweights. Pet Peeve: Thomy spaghetti. Usually Seen: In a blue uniform. Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Mer- iot 3,4, Ski Club 1,2, French Club 3, 4, Fine Arts Club 3,4, G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 1,2,. 17 IHHNHHNHHHHOHN NIH UHOHNHHOHHHHHHHNNHHHHHHHN LOUIS MITCHELL LIRO Pet Like: Geology, astronomy and photography. Pet Peeve: Blue Pens- Usually Seen: With my camera. Activities: Boy's State 3, As Schools Match Wits 3,4, Pro Merito 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, French Club 1-4, lSec.J 3, lTreas.J 4, F.T.A. 2-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Band 1-4, KV. Pres.l 4, Stage Band 3,4, Brass En- semble 3, Frolics 3,4. MICHELLE MASSE Miken Pet Like: The Cape and sports. Pet Peeve: School, homework and housework. Usuall Seen: At home. Activities: French Club 3,4, Fine Arts Club 4, Intramurals 3, G.A.A. 1-4. l8 PAULA MALBOUEF Pet Like: Steve and having a good time. Pet Peeve: McDonalds and Ufalse' friends. Usually Seen: In a play, joking around and having a good time. Activities: One Act Plays 2,3, Olym- pics 3,4, French Club 1-4, Gym Club 3,4, Drill Team 1, Intramurals 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2, Fine Arts Club 3. 1 REBECCA A. McKAY Becky Pet Like: A certain someone, having a good time and Scoop . Pet Peeve: Blushing, homework and feeling left out. Usually Seen: Nowhere. Activities: Librarian 3. RICHARD E. MARCIL 'tR.E. Pet Like: Being in everything. Pet Peeve: Weakness in character. Usually Seen: Doinl music, Activities: Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, French Club 1-4, Fine Arts Club 3,4, One Act Plays 2,3, School Advisory Board 3,4, Stage Band 3, Frolics 1-4, District Chorus 2-4, Senior Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Committees 1-4. KENNETH McKEON Mack Pet Like: Volleyball. Pet Peeve: Cats and sneaky people. Usually Seen: In a cruiser. Activities: Football 2,3, Intramurals 2-4. JEAN A. MARTOWSKI Jean-Bean Pet Like: Smiling, the beach and orange Juice. Pet Peeve: Jealous girls and Nixon. Usually Seen: In a Blue-Jean Ford. Activities: Honor Roll 2-4, One Act Plays 1, Cheering fJ.V.J 1, CVarsityJ 2-4, CCo-capt.J 4, Gym Club 1-4, QV. Pres.l 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Yearbook Staff fBus. Ed.J 4, Olympics 3,4, Intra- murals 1-4. MICHAEL A. MIDURA Pet Like: Going K'bowling and cash- ing my paycheck. Pet Peeve: Frauds and people who throw the bull . Usually Seen: Working or riding around. Activities: Honor Roll 2-4, Pro Meri- to 3,4, Cross Country Team 2,3, Bowling 3,4. riMickry HHNNlHHHHHHHHHHHHOlNIHNIHHHHOHNHNHOHHHHONHOH X GARY MIKUS Gary Pet Like: Sports and an orange boss . Pet Peeve: Rainy days off. Usually Seen: In a green Plymouth. Activities: Baseball fJ.V.J 1, War- sityj 2-4. MICHAEL NORTON Notten Pet Like: J.M.I., Italian foods and clean sheets. Pet Peeve: Foggy windows and get- ting up early. Usually Seen: In a green Oldsmobile with J .M.I. Activities: Football 1-4, fTri-Capt.J 4, Baseball 1-4, Key Club 3,4, Year- book Staff 4, Chess Club I,2, French Club I,2, Intramurals 3,4, Olympics 3,4. MICHAEL D. MILLIGAN Slim Pet Like: Drumming, music, eating and Grand Funk R.R. Pet Peeve: Being hungry, boring people and remaining idle. Usually Seen: In the Music Room or behind my drums. Activities: Band 1-4, Chorus 3,4. CAROL ANN OBERG Pet Like: Undisturbed wildemess, sleeping late and traveling. Pet Peeve: Over population and homework. Usually Seen: Between Lemaitre's and Friendlyls. Activities: Horseback Riding I-4, fManagerJ 4, Fine Arts Club 3,4, Smoke Signal Editor 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, French Club 1-4, F.T.A. I, Drama Club 2, G.A.A. I-4. CYNTHIA A. MOULTON Cindy Pet Like: Knowing someone cares and being happy. Pet Peeve: Being alone. Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to 3,4, 'Cheering 2,3, Ski Club I-4, Gym Club 2-4, Intramurals 2,3. NICOLA PAJAK Nikki,l Pet Like: Sunny days, beautiful horses and fast cars. Pet Peeve: Gray days and being lonely. Usually Seen: Everywhere - just look! Activities: Yearbook Staff 4, Ski Club 1-4, Honor Roll 1,2, Intramur- als I-4, G.A.A. 1-4, French Club 1-3, Fine Arts Club 3, Committees I-4. SUSAN T. NOREAU Sue', Pet Like: Sleeping late and weekends. Pet Peeve: Winter and school. Usually Seen: In blue-jeans. Activities: French Club 1-4, KV. Pres.J 4, G.A.A. I-4, Honor Roll 1,2, Fine Arts Club 1-4, Ski Club 2 F.T.A. 1. 1 CHRISTINE J. PELIS Cricket Pet Like: Roger, wood and rock painting and weird things. Pet Peeve: Trusting people and then being let down. Usually Seen: at Ronald's Place in HBH town. Activities: Pro Merito 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, Ski Club 2-4, Gym Club 1, Intramurals 1,2, Committees 1-4. I9 IHHHHHHHOHHHHH HON OHCHHHHHOHHHHIHHNNHHONHHHH RONALD PELSKI Pet Like: Being happy and sunsets at the Quabbin. Pet Peeve: Waiting and cloudy days at the beach. Usually Seen: In a Firebird. Activities: Football 2-4, fTri-Capt.J 4, Key Club 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Committees 2-4, Intra- murals 4. Bill WILLIAM J. RAE Pet Like: Flying and cars. Pet Peeve: People who try to be what they aren't. Usually Seen: Around. Activities: Work. 20 RAYMOND J. PICHE Pet Like: Mrs. 'I'hompson's apple pie and t'Free Riden. Pet Peeve: Work, Arctic-Cat and having no money. Usually Seen: Loitering in the halls or on Main Street. Activities: Key Club 2-4, Student Council 4, Football 2-4, Intramurals 3,4. WAYNE D. RAMSEY Pet Like: My friends. Pet Peeve: A black 1971 Ford Wagon. Usually Seen: At Trifty Super Mar- ket or 167 W. Main Street. Activities: Chess Club 1-4. DAVID F. PLUTA Pet Like: D.H. Pet Peeve: Slow drivers and drugs. Usually Seen: Around. CAROL NANCY RIGGIE Riga, Nancy Pet Like: Being with friends and horror movies. Pet Peeve: Empty people, making decisions and being called Carol. Usually Seen: At Apt. 18A and hav- ing fun. Activities: Fine Arts Club 3, Ski Club 1-4, Drama Club 2, French Club 3,4, F.T.A. 2, Archery 3, Dance Club 1,2, Intramurals 1-4, fCo-ed.J 3,4. CANDACE PRZYBYLA Candy Pet Like: Being with friends and sunny aftemoons. Pet Peeve: Being told what to do. Usually Seen: With Buggs in the boss . Activities: Ski Club 2-4, Dance Club 2, Drama Club 2, Gym Club 1-4, Honor Roll 2-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Ten- nis Club 3, Librarian 4, Bowling 1,2, One Act Plays 1, Committees 1-4. DANIEL B. ROBERT Pet Like: Kawasakiis Pet Peeve: Honda's. Usually Seen: Pumping gas. 00000 DOUGLAS ROBIDOUX Pet Like: A good pipe and Hondais. Pet Peeve: Kawasakils and English. Usually Seen: In the pool hall or on Main Street. EDWARD L. SERWA Stan', Pet Like: Sports and eating. Pet Peeve: Being called Pollock,'. Usually Seen: At Marvelous Mal's. Activities: Intramruals 3,4, Softball 4, Football 2, French Club 1,2. 000000000000O0000OOOOOOIOOIOIOOOOOOOOOOOO0600006000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000 'N MARC ROBIDOUX Shorty Pet Like: Woodworking and cars. Pet Peeve: School and Homework. Usually Seen: On my BIG Honda 70l S Q JOANNE SIEGEL 'fJol' Pet Like: Jimmy and my teddy bear.', Pet Peeve: Working. Usually Seen: Having fun. Activities: Ski Club 1-4, French Club 1-4, Basketball iJ.V.J 2, lVar- sityj 3, Student Council fSect.j 4, Fine Arts Club 1-4, Class Officer QV. Pres.J 2, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Intramurals 1- 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Softball 3, Olympics 3,4, Committees 1-4. LINDA RYS Linna Pet Like: Jimmy and days in the Quabbin with friends. Pet Peeve: My allergy. Usually Seen: Laughing or smiling. Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to 3,4, Intramurals 1-4, Ski Club 1-4, Girl's State 3, Dance Club 2,3, Ma- jorettes 3,4, G.A.A. 1-4, Committees 2-4, French Club 2-4, As Schools Match Wits 3,4, Olympics 3,4, Gym Club 2,3, Softball 3. PAUL R. SLOAT 'KI-Ierbyn Pet Like: Having a good time with friends. Pet Peeve: Rough nights at the Pub. Usually Seen: At the Pub on Satur- day nights or riding around. Activities: Intramurals 3,4. DONALD SEELY Seal Pet Like: Sports and 'Ktrue friends. Pet Peeve: People who talk about others. Usually Seen: Playing basketball. Activities: Varsity Basketball 4, In- tramurals 3,4, Softball 3,4. DEAN SMITH Dreaml' Pet Like: Weekends. Pet Peeve: English. Usually Seen: On Main Street. -.- 21 1 if . AY JOYCE L. SODERGREN 'KWinnie Pet Like: Getting out of the if !?! ! house! Pet Peeve: White Ramblers Usually Seen: With Itch Activities: Ski Club 3, Bowling 3,4, Fine Arts Club 3, Chess Club 3,4, Honor Roll 3,4. .f ., A li si 2:35 .fysix I LUCY SZCZEPANEK Luc Pet Like: Autumn and roses Pet Peeve: Being embarrassed Usually Seen: Having a good time Activities: Class Treasurer 2-4, Honor Roll 2-4, Pro Merito 3,4, G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 2,3, Com- mittees 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Frolics 2. 22 0HOHHONNHHHOHHHHIH OHHNHNOHOOHNHHHONHHHHHHHNHHO MARION ST. ONGE Pet Like: John, going out and having fun Pet Peeve: Homework and being alone Usually Seen: With someone in blue-jeans Activities: Honor Roll 3,4, Intramur- als 3,4, G.A.A. 3,4. was MICHAELTHOMPSON Rock Pet Like: Peeving with the boys Pet Peeve: Blind referees Usually Seen: With other people Activities: Class President 4, Class Historian 1, Football 1-4, Key Club 3, QV. Pres.l 4. Chess Club 1-4, Fine Arts Club 3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Intra- murals 3,4. SUZANNE ST. ONGE Pet Like: Fran and volleyball Pet Peeve: Homework Usually Seen: Looking! Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Home Room Manager 1,2, Ski Club 1-4, French Club 1-4, Intramurals 2-4, Librarian 2, Fine Arts Club 1-4, F.T.A. 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Pro Mer- ito 3,4. PHYLLIS J. TILTTI Phyl .Big Reds Pet Like: A special someone and my NZM Pet Peeve: Liars and blushing Usually Seen: Double! And with friends Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Ski Club 2,3, Committees 1-4, Intramurals 3,4, Honor Roll 2, Yearbook Staff 4. PATRICIA A. SWEENEY Pet Like: Smiling, being with people and walking on the beach Pet Peeve: McDonald's and lime lollipops Usually Seen: In an orange Camaro or at Mac's Activities: Honor Roll 3,4, Ski Club 2-4, One Act Plays 1, Senior Play 4, Archery 3, Drill Team 1,2, Intramur- als 1-4, Committees 1-4, Librarian 3, G.A.A. 1-4. DEBRA TRUDEAU Debbie Pet Like: August 28, flowers and football games Pet Peeve: When Danny's away at college and being sad Usually Seen: Voicing my opinion! Activities: J.V. Cheering 1, Ski Club 1-4, Dance Club 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, In- tramurals 1-4, Archery 1, 2, Honor Roll 2-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Gym Show 1, Cabaret 2. HHOHHHHOHHHHIHHOHHHHI X DAVID WEATHERWAX L'Dave Pet Like: Janet and Gym class. Pet Peeve: French Usually Seen: Working at Harry's Bakery . Activities: Class President 1-3, Stu- dent Council 1-3, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Cross Country Team 1-4, CCapt.J 2-4, Chess Club 2-4 French Club 3,4, Intramurals 1-4. JAMES LINCOLN WORDEN Warty,', Tree Pet Like: Hunting and fishing. Pet Peeve: Spinach and work. Usually Seen: At the club or playin basketball. Activities: Basketball 2-4, Key Club 2,3, Intramurals 2-4. 1' N 3- is I , d-,no ' 1. i. , A ,. ,S -.Q ,rj L . ., ., ,-,, 4 -- . We .. Fl b In K , ,. Y - MQ . 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Lynch, Michael Pajak, Christopher Pierce, Kathy Robidoux, David Shea, Edward Simmoneau, Paul Sydla, Clayton Labbe, Normand Lachut, Denis Lanier, Jack LaValley, Linda Maynard, Laurie McQuaid, Christine Messier, Michael Michalski, Joanne Millier, Richard Millier, Robert Moriarty, David Morrissette, Audrey Neils, Nancy Nicholas, Melissa Noreau, Diane Oberg, Kenneth Pajak, Michael Pesce, Edward Phaneuf, Mary Phillip, James Phillip, John Pierce, Richard Provencal, Alice Pulchtopek, Diane Pulchtopek, Stanely Plassmann, Peter Quink, Elizabeth Regin, James Renaud, Lisa Reynolds, Karl Rice, Michael Rog, Margaret Rogers, Debra Rondeau, Suzanne Saletnik, Teresa Sambor, Sally Shea, Jennifer Shunaman, Raymond Sieron, Kathleen Sloat, Eileen Smith, David Sodergren, Cynthia Sorel, Geri Stefanik, Peter Sullivan, James Supczak, Debra Szlosek, Joleen Thompson, Mark Vadnais, Gerard Wells, Everett Wesolowski, Christine Wheeler, Alan Wheeler, David Witt, Bambi Wozniek, Edward Zabek, Theodore l 35 Anacleto, Bruce Bacon, Donald Barbiasz, Christopher Bator, Douglas Beaudin, Denis Beauregard, Paul Bernier, John Boucher, David Brosseau, Doreen Brown, Brenda Brown, Donna Butcher, Cheryl Campbell, Dale Cebula, David Charbonneau, Raymond Ciezadlo, Sophie Clark, Paula Cleveland, Anita Cloutier, Paul Cole, Laurie Cole, Tamalie Cummings, Robert Desforges, Kim Deslauriers, Joel Devine, Karen Dineen, Cheryl Dominie, Donna Donaldson, Scott Dowell, John Dubuque, Paul Dziegiel, Anna Fenwick, Christine Forte, Julie Furgal, Susan Gadziala, Brian Gathro, Cheryl Ghidinelli, Cindy Gorden, Amy Gravel, Beverly Gravel, Paul Graves, Laura Graves, Martha Grigas, Phillip Guimond, Michael Hamilton, Ruth Hannum, Richard Harper, Paul Higney, Gil Houston, Darlene Jastrzebski, Lisa Jones, Cheryl Jurczyk, Paul Kapinos, Carol Kent, Maureen King, Bonnie Kochanek, Peter 36 OPH OM ORE Q? 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Q , or , P Krasnecky, Robert Krok, Kristina Kszaszcz, Richard Kubaska, Zbigniew Kularski, Kenneth Kulas, Carolyn Labier, Donna Lagrant, Ann Lanctot, Darlene Larzazs, Gary Lavallee, Denise Legere, William Lukaskiewicz, Cheryl MacLeod, Cynthia Malboeuf, Cynthia Marsland, Cathy Masse, Denise Mazik, James McCabe, Debra Metcalf, Lyle Mongeau, Kathleen Morrissette, Marc Norton, Sheryl Nowak, Michelle Opalinski, Paul Orszulak, John Orszulak, Rudolph Palmero, Tony Pariseau, Renette Parker, Deborah Pelski, Joyce Phaneuf, Leslie Phillip, Kathleen Piche, Leo Piontkowski, Mary Ann Polhill, Deborah Provost, Michael Przybyla, Thomas Reed, Lester Regula, Steven Rice, Sandra an, eav Rzeznik, George Rzeznikiewicz, Michelle Saletnik, Sandra Sambor, Joseph Sera, Mary Serwa, Cathy Shea, Hilarie Sherman, Elizabeth Shoum, Richard Shunaman, Pamela Siegel, William Smith, Debra Southworth, Gregory St. George, Wendy Styler, Malcolm Supczak, Yvonne Supka, Daniel Swallow, Carol Sygiel, Carolyn Szczepanek, Stephen Szczgiel, Kathleen 37 I I f-V Szlosek, Joseph Tetrault, Robert Tobiasz, Mary Towlson, William Urban, Maryann Vadnais, Cynthia Weatherwax, Douglas Wilkinson, Shirley Wilson, Christopher Wisnoski, Michael Worden, Mary Wozniak, Henry Wrubel, Michele Zagorski, John Zajda, William af' 'Z' ' , , , 2' , Hai? M' 'wi 1-fr f ' , 1: , i HE 1 .fa me at 1 ia It , ,,, .fi P . 5? 1' ' ie MISSING Allard, Paul Allard, Randall Ando, Laurie Bourcier, James Cloutier, Robert Dansereau, William Irwin, Mark Komosa, James Kusek, Alan Larnoureux,Yvonne Lavallee, Joseph Primavera, Carolyn Porter, David Renaud, Barbara FRESHM N Abbott, Betty Aiken, Mary Allard, Colleen Allard, Glen - , Allard, Pamela IQ, I, , ., 1 Anair, Barbara VW' A :- Baker, Joshua Balcolm, Michael ishop, Randy Bothwell, Jeffrey Brodeur, Dianne Brooks, Carolyn , Bryzycki, Larry Bullard, Arlene Bullard, Doreen Bundrick, Michael Buskey, Philip Carroll, Patricia Caslis, Brian Charpentier, Debra Chrabascz, Joanne Chrabasz, Kenneth as 9 f 1 3 ii 5, Ciezadlo, Stella Ciukaj, Martha . It Coulombe, Cynthia , V I Couture, Richard A , : U 77. Crevier, Roy ,A I 54 I I X 4 :uf , N Cummingham, Lanora iii? i I 'r Cunningham, Ah. P A, ,, W Thomas A- 1 I Y . if , Cummings, Cindy Lou ' ' I 2 ' iiiii iiiiiiiii 52 ' 38 J f Wih 1-af ., M. f- 5 fin! 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' KZ' 4, Q Curran, Lisa Davies, Mark Davis, Kimberly Desforges, Todd Desjardins, Gary Deslauriers, Susan Despres, Marie Dineen, Barbara Doyle, James Duval, Brian Elmors, Gary Fales, Martin Fales, Robert Fisher, Sandra Fox, Rodney Frohloff, Susan Fuller, Brian Fuller, William Fuller, Yvonne Gage, Neil Geslock, Rory Getchell, William Giard, Gisele Gorden, Ellen Goudreau, Darlene Granlund, Timothy Green, David Haczynski, Karen Hallisey, Stephen Hamel, Stephen Harder, Valerie Harder, Kenneth Hayden, David Hennebery, Patricia Hevey, Robert Higney, Doreen Hittle, Raymond Jamilowski, Linda Jasnocha, Deborah Jedetski, Carol Juda, William Juszczyk, Lillian Kaminski, Kevin Kargol, Patricia Kather, Elaine Koons, John Korzec, Thomas Kuzmick, David Labier, Judith LaCroix, Pierre Lagrant, Karl Ledgere, Patrick Lanctot, Ginette Lasek, Ann Lavallee, Donna Lavallee, Rachel Lavalley, Darrell Lavalley, Raymond Lawrence, Stephen Lemoine, Karen Mack, Kathleen Madigan, Richard Martel, Kevin Mattson, Craig 39 Mayo, George Mazurek, Susan Marsland, Robert McCullough, Robert McQuaid, Daniel McQuaid, Kathleen Meegan, James Mongeau, Gail McGurn, Paul Millier, Thomas Monette, Brian Moriarty, Mark Newman, Patrick Nicholas, Heather Nowak, Mary Jean Orszulak, Mark Pajak, John Palmero, Gina Park, Merrie Pesce, Denise Phillip, Maxine Piche, Carol Piche, Marcy Pierce, Gordon Plassmann, Augusta Polhill, Diane Provost, Daniel Provost, Lynda Provost, Ralph Quink, Mary Ann Ratcliffe, Brenda Rice, Mark Richards, Michael Robidoux, Katherine Roj, Mary Ann Ryder, Bruce Sambor, Michael Savage, Sheila Samson, Guy Seely, Cynthia Sloat, Peter Smola, Wladyslaw St. Pierre, James Stupski, Nancy Supczak, James Sweeney, James Swinarski, Gina Therrien, Deborah Topor, Michael Towlson, Ann Trudeau, Christopher Udall, Melissa Urban, Deborah Vaughan, Denis Walker, Cynthia Walker, Donna 40 ass Q Q xii i , 4 'x . 'T' 'lei,:,S Q f 3' Q i ,fx fm 9342 ' Sw Q X ..iie cali ,A A A4 ' i J ' - Pig' . ' i we vin i fe - ,Q Wheeler, Richard Wnek, Concepcion Wnek, Jean Wyzik, Daniel Zawada, Edward Wilson, Mark A we his , ,,,, S t f- . ,R X'-nh' 1 i - . ,f., f . t t it E 3 , Y' ' , 3. ,,,.- 7 it S iii, ei'i P 1 MISSING Bergeron,Lenwood Cunningham,Thomas Doyle, Linda Gadman, Jamie Geslock, Rory Lynch, Daniel . -,ig Q. mv, 4 5 , .r '- gif 7 rm ' 1 R Umm: In W fl, -f,,' 8 'T 16, 3, Cl VL .a a I B 5 ,f-13. I H ff nav- 4, ,.,, . ,nw at U 5 i .J f W 1-,pf is 5 I 4? 11 2 Sim, 5 If you can hold your head up when you are down - If you can fight when your fight is gone - If you can keep spirit when all others doubt you - If you can continue playing oblivious to pain - Then you have won the real game. Wim f .V i vw Af, FV. Kill! M' v , .. .. ' V ' , ww f mm . ' : iy ,.Mi MM M , Wff, -f .UKOWHUW 1 f' 9413: U Si.-. ..-. 'v.' j A, wnewsbul I 1 I - , was mdewmuim' i -I ' - WJ L i ' l , ,.2,, f .4 ..,. 1, mf ,M ,,,. mb., L . ,, 1 fum- Ay tv , :W ..., V 3 ' ,, ,,,,n.' Q i SENIORS: Left to Right, Front Row: William Hallisey Tri-CaDt. Ronald Pelski Ted Gumula Raymond Piche Thomas Boronski Michael Thompson Daniel Durepo Back Row: Joseph Anecleto Tri-Capt. Michael Norton Tri-Capt. Ronald Boucher 1 at pt X The Junior Varsity Football team, under the coaching of Mr. Chicaloff, finished the season with a 1 and 5 record, with losses to Tantasqua, East Longmeadow, Mahar, Amherst, and She- perd Hill and a 24-8 win over Baypath. The Varsity Football coaches were at most of the games to give advice and instruction to the members of the team, which represented the future Varsity Football team. , All team members received their J.V. letters at the Winter Sports Banquet and it is hoped that many would participate next year. A 44 ,ffm . 9 la ft 4 Left to Right: fFront Row! Jean Wnek and Lisa Jastrobski ico-cap- tainsl. KSecond R010 Laura Graves, Michelle Nowak, Sanday Saletnik. fThird Row! Gisele Giard fsubj, Maxine Philip, Diane Rolhill, Missy Udall, Tricia Carroll isubj. 45 1 41 , . , x if t i X s -N ..,............. .,. 7 H' ... .. .jg .L ! L: .. wi' Q X.. ,,. 1 E in 'xg Sr Y J fi K, 'QS A ' ' ' Y X 1 3 . .N X X f X ? e 1 '52 x N 5 -... gd. 8 1 fl -XLL W ' 'Q'- r1: - A . . Q 'I' x X W f 1' n F wx ,fx --if-Rf .11 .L i iq. S.. E ,... m if . 1 lf, R 'x R 7 47 It was a year that tested the basketball team. After an impressive pre-season, the team won only five games during the regu- lar season. The spirit of the school stayed with the team all season, and each player continued to play at peak potential. They never let us down. The long practice sessions and dis- appointing games did not get the best of the players who fought until the season closed. Doug Hayden was the top point man and being only a junior, brings a bright light back next year. Fran Charron, Jim Worden, and Henry Komosa, were the seniors on the squad. Kneeling: David Robidoux, Fran Charron, Douglas Hayden, James Worden, Gary Buelow.Standing: Robert Becker CCoachJ, Mark Thompson, Gill Higney, David Mor- iarty, Michael Barbiascz, Clayton Sydla, Raymond Piche KManagerl. if TIVHLLQDISVH ALLISHVA SAOH Co-Capt. - Jean Martowski and Bev Bowen Denise Labbe Janet Latimer Teresa Saletnik Joyce Dubuque Kerry Sue Healy Subs: Lisa Renaud Shelly Houghton thawte r ,- g,.f , fe 4 elf! WMMW Rfn. f ,ff Q ,, ,V . hw ik, I ., --X .-,,,,-. .A .,,1,....fE:. , f K . was ., 3, .ff-fs?1grij'f:fVf,,.1 ..Vk 5-an Ll as -' A if, -15 ,A , fi SHHUVHTIHEIHHD ALISHVA First Row: David Kuzmick, David Hayden, Bruce Anacleto, Michael Wisnoski, Bob Cloutier, Mark Mor- rissette. Second Row: Brian Fuller, Bob Cummings, Jimmy Komosa, Chris Barbiasz, Alan Kusek, Jeff Bothwell, Ron Buelow fcoachl. f o i or ff At the beginning of the year the girls were just starting out with a new coach, and they weren't doing well. After much practice, the girls began to do much better. At the end of the season, the J.V.'s record was five wins and six losses, while the Varsity ended the season with six wins and eight losses. All the girls are expected to be back next season. Top: First Row: Carolyn Sygiel, Meave Rohan, Mary Worden, Karen Devine, Cathy Robidoux. Second Row: Gail Mongeau, Susan Deslauriers, Martha Graves, Denise Pesce, Brenda Radcliff, Erin Roach. CJunior Varsityj Bottom: First Row: Suzanne Rondeau, Diane Noreau, Elizabeth Sherman, Mary Phaneuf. Second Row: Teresa Gruszczynski, Joyce Bullan, Jean Anderson Ceo-captainl, Denise Masse, Bonnie King. Missing: Kim Desforges, Doreen Boucher, fVarsityl. ,..MY..s...,. mann S7 ID S '17 A junior dominated varsity finished this year with the best Ware High wrestling record ever. They won 4 and lost 5, Closing only one home matchl. The team was led this year by David Chartier fcapt.J, 10-45 Henry Wozniak icapt.J, 8-3g and Norman Labbe, 11-2. Norman Labbe and David Chartier were both seeded sixth at the Western Mass. Championship. Chartier was injured in a season ending bout. This hurt Ware's chances badly. Labbe did manage to score Warels only point at the tournament. First Row: Richard Millier, Robert Millier, David Weatherwax, Henry Wozniak, Normand Labbe, Nel- son Labbe, John Koons, Peter Kochanek. Second Row: Janet Latimer fmanagerj, Paul Opalinski, Mike Balcolm, Gene Birk, Ed Pesce, Mark Davies, Gregg Southworth, David Chartier, Mike Lincoln fcoachl. 6 -, 'X ., V 4: fa , I 5 i ., ' . . 1' 4 4 V 1: Q, A rm., 1 f , j k, i, i,: rn I ,, . fs f .ff my f .faggf -fo... f --- H ,, ,,, Wfi. , 4' f ' -w , fr' 5421-22-Z?b?Liff ,tgyzvmH-1 , , wwjigzz M .ffm g ,': f:h221.':?f jY,fS-'fm :: W 152:-'iii . ,,. ., .-. ,, , , . , ,h , , , :. .7-.,,,. , er - E . , r T', rff..hg,. 4... -- Last year the Ware Varsity Baseball Team ended its regular season with a 16-2 overall record and captured the Quaboag League Title. Its league record was 14-1. This year the team has six returning starters and hopes for a West- ern Mass championship. Last year in the Western Mass. Tournament the Ware squad suffered a heart-breaking 1-0 defeat to Lee. These six returning starters are: Seniors: Mike Norton Joe Anacleto Gary Mikus Juniors: Roger Beauregard David Robidoux Sophomore: Bruce Anacleto George Robidoux is the coach in the high school. Coach - Robert Constanzo The golf team has had one of the most winning seasons of all Ware High sports in the past ten years. They could have a good record this year, in spite of the fact that the first and second men gradu- ated last year. The coach looks forward to success. Team members are as follows: Seniors - Fran Charron, Tom Cou- lombe, Bill Korzec Junior - Chris Pajak Sophomore - Gill Higney 55 VOLL YBALL CO-E There are 10 teams partici- pating in these games, with 8 or 9 members on a team. The games take place on Tues- days and Thursdays, with mostly Juniors and Seniors participating. The games get very heated and excited, and draw many spectators. riis 924 L ,tiiiws X. .. .. ....,,.,N , , .Lrf---- Jf. 6 ' i ssgxigz emu 'e T Q T- '---. I' il I Q h . N wx ' 548251 gm ffm Nw, Q X J, V ' , Z , Q t ,fl?4Y 1, 'K . H H 1 Q XLQQ XA Zi p , Qigff '4 Roberta Cebula iHead Majorettej, Kim Desforges, Regina Jastrzebski, Jackie Imbier, Sandy Saletnik, Celeste Deslauriers fDrum Majorettel, Denise Masse, Renee Charbonneau, Debbie Rogers, Lisa Jastrzebski. x a S' Q ff f Q , f 1QlEJiV!, M I A fi Bullan, Bev Gravel, Carol Jilek Wnek, Philip Buskey, Nancy Froh loff, fSec0nd Rozvj R. E. Marcil Paul Simmoneau, Merrill Brodeur Leo Dominie, Glen Birk, Jim Mea gan, Heather Nicolas, Mike Milli gan, Mark Berthiaume. X Q...Qx The High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Stew- art, performed at numerous football games, rallies, basket- ball games, and parades. This small but spirited organiza- tion took second place in a marching band competition at Westover Field. Though their numbers were not great, the band managed to make an excellent showing at everything in which it participated. Members of the band were in two festivalsg the district band and the Quabbin Valley Music Educators Festival. Mike Milligan was student director. Left to Right: KFront Rowj Joyce Martin Fales, Amy Gorden, Louis Liro, Ed Bunarowski, Conchila G O OL + C Together, the Band and the Color Guard worked uniformly to supply pleasing entertainment. Members of the Color Guard were proud to display their gun and flag routines. The girls worked hard under the leadership of Mr. Stewart. Their efforts .vere rewarded when the Band and Majorettes placed second in P competition parade for Marching Bands at Westover Field. Left to Right: Jennifer Shea, Denise Lavallee, Sheryl Norton, Kathy Phillip, Cheryl Butcher, Cindy Malboeuf, Darlene Lanc- tot, Melissa Nicholas. Second Row: Carolyn Brooks, Stella Ciezadlo, Debbie Urban, Yvonne Fuller, Valarie Harder, Bren- da Krol,.Sophie Ciezadlo, Michelle Wrubell, Carol Swallow, Cindy Vadnais. The High School Chorus, also di- rected by Mr. Stewart, was very active this year. Consisting of a 10 to 1 ratio females to males, the chorus put on their own musical production of Dicken's Christ- mas Caroln. Chorus and Band fur- nished the entertainment for par- ents' night. Members of the cho- rus also participated in the Quab- bin Valley Music Festival. R.E. Marcil was student director of the spring concert. Part of the grade one received for chorus consisted of a course in music theory which was mandatory. R.E. Marcil was appointed to the All-State and District Chorus with nearly per- fect scores. R.E. Marcil Heather Nicholas Audrey Morrissette Mike Milligan Laurie Maynard Cindy Malboeuf Jennifer Shea Mary Aiken Linda LaValley Cheryl Butcher Margaret Rog Ann Lagrant Cheryl Jones Jeanette Lanctot Missy Nicholas Rita Despres Francine Girard Caroline Brooks 61 The Chess Club, under the leadership of Mr. Shea, has this year enjoyed a large membership. One of the few clubs in the school which stresses brain over brawn, it meets every day in room 20. Matches are set up, and the competi- tion is intense between members. Because of its large membership, chess was recently added as an event in the Winter Carnival. Chess Club annually holds a tournament at the end of each school year, in which members use skills acquired throughout the year to compete against other members for the championship. Under the guidance of Mr. Rusiecki, the photography club has developed out of the simplest equipment into cred- it-deserving organization. Stress is placed on learning the basics, and then moving into more complex areas. With a darkroom readily available to all members students see the development from taking the picture to developing the l film, to printing the final pictures, so that the photographic cycle is complete within the school, with all work being done by the students themselves. Run in an informal manner, everyone from the newest members to president , Louis Liro were treated as equals. All the members were able to teach other members from the fundamentals to the l exotic. Competition between members was keen as they compared their photos with those of other members . l l l l i Enjoying a revival this year was the Smoke Signal, the official school newspaper. Fighting deadlines, the staff came out with several editions. The staff also introduced such innovations as photos of vital events, along with the usual hard-hitting editorials and interesting features. The staff was guided by Miss Kristina, who along with the staff put in many hard hours of work on the newspaper, with this work manifestering itself in the excellent editions of y the newspaper. l Members: Carol Oberg Louis Liro Richard Millier Gene Birk Nancy Fr0hl0ff Cindy J oubert Denis Lachut Michael Pajak Patty Ciejka Robert Millier Joe Sambor Missy Nicholas i 62 l These girls are the leaders of var- ious sports and activities spon- sored by the G.A.A. under the supervision of Mrs. Bradley. Be- sides sports in school, they offer archery and bowling, a camping trip for girls, ski lessons at Mt. Tom, and a ski trip for both boys and girls to Mt. Ascutney in Vermont. X 63 95 Fe Pe an LLHOQI I EIA H VO UH OH I7 D YCL B ,,w.,.,.,..m,.,mW,...--V If 8 . N .i .. .ag Jr Key Club is a service organization for young men en- rolled in high school. Although it is similar to other high school organizations in that it operates under the schoolis regulations and draws its membership from the student body, it is uniquely different from any other. This uniqueness stems from its sponsor- ship, its aims, and its program. The Key Club is unique for its aim is the developed powers of initiative, leadership ability, and good citi- zenship practices. These qualities are encouraged by each member accepting responsibility in the admin- istration and activities of the club, and by allowing him to use his own initiative in carrying out the pro- ject selected by, or assigned to him. Not only does the club provide the school with many services which make it a more pleasant place for stu- dents and teachers alike, but it goes into the com- munity as well, to undertake various projects for the benefit of the entire community. It provides a chance to use all of your talents constructively in building a better community. The Ware High Key Staff: First Row: Ted Gumula, Mike Norton, Beth Carroll, Mike Thompson, Paul Opalinski. Second Row: Doug Hayden, Bill Hallisey, Raymond Piche, Michael Guimond, Chris Wilson. 64 H' x., l .,-5 8 L ---t ' The Ski Club, which through the efforts of Mrs. Bradley was started in 1966, has grown greatly in popularity. Membership has risen from a mere 26 students in 1966 to the present number of 82. The students involved travel to Mt. Tom by bus every Wednesday for five weeks, leaving at 2:15 and retuming at 6:45. Many of the students have been able to improve their skiing greatly during their high school years and are thus provided with an interesting lifetime sport. First Row: Leslie Phaneuf, Debbie Parker, Denise Masse, Jackie Imbier, Linda Rys, Regina Jastrzebski, Christine Pelis, Patty Swee- ney, Shelly Houghton, Teresa Saletnik, Doreen Boucher, Jeanne Anderson, Fred Piche, Joanne Siegel. Second Row: Colleen Allard, Brenda Ratcliffe, Jennifer Shea, Cheryl King, Nancy Riggie, Eileen Harder, Debbie Trudeau, Cindy Moulton, Candy Przybyla, Celeste Des- lauriers, Renee Charbonneau, Mike Thompson, Joyce Bul- lan, Cynthia Vadnais, Brenda Krol. Third Row: Melissa Udall, Merrie Parks, Mary Ann Roj, Gina Palmero, Cindy Cou- lombe, Sandy Rice, Martha Graves, Erin Roach, Kim Desforges, Lisa Jastrzebski, Bonnie King, Liz Sherman, Hilarie Shea, Amy Gordon, Karen Devine, Sheryl Norton, Carol Swallow. Fourth Row: Paula Clark, Cathy Philip, Michelle Rzez- nikiewicz, Cathy Serwa, Mary Ann Albertine, Lori Lenkarski, Janice Dansereau, Meave Rohan, Wendy St. George, Susan Cook, Sue St. Onge, Roberta Cebula, Patty Guzik. Fifth Row: Debbie Charpen- tier, Carol Piche, Paul Grav- el, Paul Allard, Edwin Buna- rowski, Tony Palmero, Paul Opalinski, Bill Siegel, Mi- chael Midura, Bill Hallisey, Ted Gumula, Laura Graves, Sandy Saletnik. Sixth Row: Bill Bourdeau, Ron Boucher, Jeff Bish, Peter Plassman, John Phillip, Ed Pesce, James Phillip, Chris- topher, Pajak, Dennis Beau- din, Timmy Barbiasz, Steve Hallisey, George Mayo, Mike Heffeman. Standing: Mrs. Bradley - Advisor, Bev Bowen - Presi- dent, Daniel Hayden - Vice President. 65 'IDI S Front Row: Pres. Mary Ann Albertine, Kerry Sue Healey Carol J ilek Geri Sorel Michelle Nowak Giselle Giard Bev Bowen Second Row: Wendy Dubay Jean Anderson Joyce Bullan Lisa Jastrzebski Denise Masse Debbie Parker Sandy Rice Leslie Phaneuf Third Row: Gina Palmero Chris Hittle Karen Devine Kim Desforges Sandy Saletnik Laura Graves Heather Nicholas Augustus Plassman Front: Pres. Bev Bowen First Row: Cindy Vaclnais Carol Swallow Wendy St. George Renee Charbonneau Bonnie King Sandy Saletnik Second Row: Carol Jilek Shelly Houghton Lisa Renaud Theresa Saletnik Jean Martowski Joyce Dubuque Wendy Dubay Chris Hit-tle Liz Sherman Third Row: Hilarie Shea Kerry Sue Healey Joyce Bullan Geri Sorel Jean Anderson Diane Noreau Mary Alice Worden Sandy Rice Leslie Phaneuf Debbie Parker i Sitting: Diane Polhill, Martha Graves, Erin Roach, Laura Graves, Kathy McQuaid. Stand- ing: Merrie Parks, Kris Krok, Karen Devine, Au- gusta Plassman, Debbie Polhill, Ruth Hamilton. Sitting: Linda Cleveland, Doreen Brosseau, Darlene Lanctot, Linda Cienaski, Richard Kszaszcz. Standing: Tammy Cole, Anita Cleveland, Doug Bator, Billy Toulson, Robert Krasnecky. Horseback riding is a sport which has taken root in Ware High over the past several years. The members ride at Rainbow Spring Ranch twice a week after school. Trailriding is their forte although several past members have participated in professional competi- tion. The sport, besides affording the members a good time, also offers a relaxing, fun method to keep fit . 67 First Row: Paul Simmo- neau, David Weatherwax, David Befford, Michael Midura, Jackie Imbier, Denise Labbe, Janice Dansereau, Sheryl Nor- ton, Susan Noreau, Mich- elle Masse, Michael Pa- jak, Roger Beauregard, David Chartier, Edward Pesce. Second Row: Mark Moriarty, Mrs. Amell, Advisor, Melanie Chra- baszcz, Lori Lenkarski, Carol Oberg, Eleanor Car- roll, Elizabeth Carroll, Beverly Bowen, Joanne Siegel, Nancy Frohloff, Christine Hittle, Anna Dziegiel, Carolyn Primav- era, Carolyn Kulas. Third Row: Louis Liro, Brenda Radcliff, Sue Deslauriers, Gail Mongeau, Marcy Piche, Diane Noreau, Suzanne Rondeau, Joyce Bullan, Elizabeth Quink, Sally Sambor, Linda Lav- allee, Nelson Labbe, James Phillip. Fourth Row: Scott Don- aldson, Colleen Alard, Kathy Robidoux, Merrie Parks, Cindy Coloumbe, Gina Palinero, Jean Wnek, Cheryl King, Au- drey Morisette, Melissa Nicholas, Geri Sorel, Geo- rge Mayo, Jennifer Shea, Margaret Rog. Fifth Row: Dennis Vaughn, Neil Gage, Patty Kargo, Ellen Gorden, Debbie Charpen- tier, Carol Piche, Karen Lemoine, Karen Haczyski Cheryl Jones, Denise Lav- alle, Denise Masse, Deb- bie Parker, Kathy Phillip, Michele Wruble. Sixth Row: Darrell Lavalee, Craig Mattson, Augusta Plassman, Michelle Rzez- nikiewicz, Carol Swallow, Kris Krok, Kathy Szczy- giel, Amy Gordon, Karen Devine, Regina Jastrebzski, Patty Guzik, Barbara Renaud, George Reznik. Seventh Row: Michael Balcom, Paula Malboeuf, Lori Boiven, Linda Rys, Sue Cook, Suzanne St. Onge, Patty Ciejka, Mary Ann Alber- tine, Richard Marcil, Joe Ciejka, Kerry Sue Healey, John Phillip, Michael Provost. First Row: Mrs. Lincoln, Advisor, Lori Lenkarski, Carol Oberg, Nancy Froh- loff, Richard Marcil, Den- ise Labbe, Joanne Siegel, Jim Sullivan. Second Row: Debbie Polhill, Julie Forte, Nancy Neilds, Au- drey Morrisette, Linda Lavallee, Linda Cienaski, Linda Cleveland, Mary Ann Albertine, Loraine Charbonneau. Third Row: Margaret Rog, Elizabeth Quink, Cheryl King, Jen- nifer Shea, Melissa Nicho- las, Sally Sambor, Laurie Maynard, Suzanne Ron- deau, Geri Sorel, Diane Noreau, Billy Hallisey, Mike Thompson. Fourth Row: Kris Krok, Laura Graves, Janice Danser- eau, Suzanne St. Onge, Patty Ciejka, Jennette Walker, Mark Thompson, Jeff Bish, Joyce Bullan, Fifth Row: Martha Graves, Barbara Renaud, Sheryl Norton, Beverly Gravel, Paul Cloutier. Student Tutors, formerly called the Future Teachers Association, is one of the many fine organizations of Ware High School designed to help the high school students decide on a profession. The club gives its members an excellent opportunity to get first hand experience in the field of teaching by putting them into the class and letting them teach. It gives the members some of their first experiences with guid- ance and leadership of a group of children. lst Row: Sandra Fisher, Valerie Harder, Gisele Giard, Heather Nicolas, Mary Ann Albertine, Mel- issa Nicolas, Louis Liro, Joyce Bullan, Michelle Cloutier. 2nd Row: Barbara Dineen, Kathy McQuaid, Ann Towlson, Wendy Dubay, Pauline Aucoin, Cheryl King, Geri Sorel, Lisa Renaud. 3rd Row: Shirley Wilkinson, Kim Davis, Martha Ciu- kaj, Debbie Urban, Mary Ann Piontkowski, Carolyn Kulas, Cindy Ghidenel- li, Susan Furgal. 4th Row: Paula Clark, Anita Cleve- land, Carol Jedetski, Mary Nowak, Mary Sera, Patty Ciejka, Janice Dan- sereau, Betty Abbott. 5th Row: Margaret Rog, Joanne Chrabaszcz, Shei- la Savage, Lanora Cum- mings, Linda Jamilowski, Pamela Allard, Audrey Morrissette, Cindy Cou- lombe, Gail Mongeau, Mary Ann Quink, Ellen Gorden, Debra Charpen- tier, Amy Gorden. Mrs. Laura Copithorne 69 EDITORS: Jacqueline Imbier, Photo- graphyz Celeste Deslauriers, Lay -outsg Denise Labbe, Editor-in- Chief 3 Jean Martowski, Businessg Eric Kmiec, Cvpys Mr. Peter Baltren, Advisor SENIORS: First Row: R.E. Marcil Jean Martowski Eric Kmiec Denise Labbe Janice Danserea-1 Michael Norton Jackie Irnbier Second Row: Joanne Siegel Beth Carroll Brenda Krol Mary Ann Albertine Louis Liro Third Row:Linda Rys Gina Jastrzebski Patty Guzik Sue St. Onge Karen Couture Bill Hallisey Renee Charbonneau Fourth Row: Ellie Carroll Lori Boivin Paula Malboeuf Roberta Cebula Missing: Missy Kalentek Celeste Deslauriers OTHER MEMBERS of the Staff: Michael Pajak Roger Beauregard Cheryl King Linda Lavalley Sally Sambor Laurie Maynard Audrey Morrisette Michael Brown Margaret Rog Missy Nicholas Mary Sera Renette Pariseau Donna Gauthier Kathleen Marsland Ed Pesce Front Row: Jean Martowski Patty Guzik Lucy Szczepanek Melanie Chrabaszcz Back Row: Geri Sorel Cindy Joubert Michelle Cloutier Margaret Rog Janet Latimer Left to Right Front Row: Jean Wnek Susan Deslauriers Chris Fenwick Leo Piche Back Row: Doreen Higney Cindy Coulombe Mary Sera Marcy Piche Front: Joanne Demers Sheryl Norton Beth Carroll Eleanor Carroll Laurie Maynard Margaret Rog Back: Barbara Janiec Candy Przybyla Kathy Marsland Debbie Rogers Linda Lavalley Cheryl King Shelly Houghton Janice Dansereau Patty Ciejka Mary Ann Albertine Pauline Aucoin KLeft to Right! Jean Mar- towski, Celeste Deslau- riers, Mary Ann Albertine, Brenda Krol, Elizebeth Carroll, Ellen Gorden. fBack Row! Henry Woz- naik, Joe Slozak, Paul Opalinski, David Bate- man, Thomas Przybyla, Clayton Sydla, Louis Liro. 5 i ., .,.,, ,tt. -i -k 455552 Q., ,.w,, A., ,. . . ,,,. ,..., C of ws-0-'ri X? gi , if fi .... , y C e e i Town ,Government Day gives students and fu- ture leaders of the community a chance to observe first hand the workings of a town government. Ware is a typical town and the students are shown here participating in their particular field. With the many governmental crises that exist today, it becomes more and more important to educate students fully in the operation of a town, a city, and perhaps even a country. f J' ' Student Council Renee Charbonneau A President Joanne Siegel Henry Wozniak Joyce Bullan Ray Piche Mike Thompson ' Brenda Krol Ellie Carroll Ed Pesce Mike Barbiasz Teresa Saletnik Jennifer Shea Chris Barbiasz Leo Piche Tom Przybyla Neil Gage Patricia Carroll Darlene Berthiaume Student Advisor Board Brenda Krol Dave Chartier Beth Carroll Melissa Nicholas Ellie Carroll and Richard Marcil iw. X Regional Advisory Board Good Government Day Daughters of American Revolution Brenda Krol Beth Carroll Celeste Deslauriers Left to Right Front Row: Joanne Siegel, Nancy Frohloff, Beverly Bowen, Jean Martowski, Denise Labbe, Theresa Saletnik, Ellie Carroll. Second Row: Joyce Dubuque, Carol Ji- lek, Shelly Houghton, Doreen Boucher, Jean Anderson. Third Row: Mrs. Bradley, Elizabeth Sherman, Leslie Phaneuf, Lisa Jastrzebski, Sandra Saletnik, Cheryl Jablon- ski, Linda Rys, Renee Charbonneau, Paula Mal- boeuf. Fourth Row: Meave Rohan, Mary Alice Wor- den, Carolyn Kulas, Hilar- fieShea, Kristina-Krok, Michele Rzeznikiewicz, Kathy Szczygiel, Carol Swallow, Karen Devine. Missing: Deborah Gratton. 5 i E 5 I 1 E 2 5 5 74 The title of State Champions was given this year to Ware High School by the Champion Products company of New York. It is an award that symbolizes excellence in girl's athe- letic achievement. Ware High placed first in the state, an honor which is noteworthy. Two girls, Jean Martowski and Beverly Bowen, deserve spe- cial credit. Both of these girls have won the President's Phys- ical Fitness Award six times, a truly remarkable achieve- ment. Also, Doreen Boucher and Terry Saletnik sparked the girls to greater efforts . Pro Merito is an honor awarded to juniors and seniors. This picture depicts the schol- ars of the senior class. To attain this honor one must have a B or better for a final aver- age throughout your three of four years of high school. These are the members of the top 1X5 of the senior class . Pro Merito: Front Row: Beth Carroll, Lori Lenkar- ski, Carol Oberg, Nancy Frohloff, Jackie Imbier, Denise Labbe, Ellie Car- roll. Second Row: David Weatherwax, Janet Lati- mer, Linda Rys, Cindy Moulton, Patty Guzik, Lucy Szczepanek, Candy Pryzbyla. Third Row: Eric Kmiec, Michael Midura, Louis Liro, Roberta Cebu- la, Connie Baldyga, Mich- ele Lagrant, Michelle Lawrence. Fourth Row: Fran Charron, Suzanne St. Onge, Jimmy Worden, Michael Juda, Ronnie Pelski, Joyce Kelly, Joanne Siegel, Chris Pelis. 75 CANDIDS Q3 aw' , 5-. , , 1' ,J ,I A H btar Baby iq ' 3 wwf gs: 2 V' 'S S Rf a , f fa A Q55 54 lb T as .W My A 'L ig 2:1 . . x '. V , :. M.,,: 5 . - , W 'gf Q? A 9 wx J 1 ' I R wx X N L Happy Birthday! YT Drink Milku VVe're No. 1 dV.r Just 0ne'?'? Welcome to Ware H1gh ' x v CA NDI DS Q., 'GX MN? 5' nf .ws GN X.-K ,. -, mu., . ... .W .5 .Y in , if N., I, Q ., ., Ts, ...... f S f f S f - S .f . v , ,.,...-r...-.. ...V- K ,ff X ,, , . ,.-. A.. f' VW K . 5 Q S T. ..,. .2 ii.: . 5. E J H523 lk' A -61 .J The reception this year was not really a reception. Because of the size of the in- coming class, the initiation would have been long and drown out. Through the ef- forts and cooperation of the senior class and the faculty, an initiation dance was held. These pictures depict a few of the more interesting scenes. Unfortunately, we couldn't print the most interesting scenes! It was an enjoyable night for all and one that kept the tradition and spirit of a real initiation. A Wal itllweli GRN X an It 'B MI I-OLYMPIC During the fall season students from each class participated in the Mini-Olympics. Observers and participants gathered in front of the school for the various relays, races, and other competitive events. School spirit was at a high point throughout this time. After a long struggle and many close results the Seniors, for the second year in a row compiled the most points insuring victory. 1973 Olympics 1973 Event Gold Silver Bronze Boys 50 yd. dash B. Korzec J. Zagorski L. Dominie Girls 50 yd. dash T. Saletnik B.Bowen K. Szczygiel Boys 100 yd. dash M. Thompson J. Zagorski W. Kather Girls 100 yd. dash J. Martowski J. Labier K. Szczygiel Girls 100 yd. relay W. St. George A. Provencal M. Worden D. Supczak Boys 300 yd. relay G. Mikus J. Phillips T. Korzec K. McKeon R. Beauregard M. Sambor Girls 300 yd. relay S. Rondeau S. Saletnik J. Latimer D. Boucher E. Roach B. Carroll D. Noreau W. St. George L. Rys L. Maynard K. Krok P. Malboef Girls 300 yd. run S. Houghton M. Worder M. Udall Boys 600 yd. run H, Wozniak M. Thompson J. Koons Boys 600 yd. relay T. Bigelow J. Phillips R. Cloutier P. Davies R. Beauregard B. Anacleto J. Boronski J. Sullivan J. Lavalee K. McKeon W. Kather S. Donaldson Boys 900 yd. relay M. Norton D. Bateman D. Chartier D. Durepo J. Kubaska N. Labbe G. Mikus T. Przybyla N. Labbe Girls 600 yd. relay C. Jablonski J. Dubuque J. Wnek J . Siegal J . Anderson P. Carroll B. Bowen T. Saletnik M. Udal P. Malboeuf C. Jilek J. Labier Event Senior Junior Sophomore Freshmen Boys 50 yd. Dash 5 3 0 Girls 50 yd. Dash 3 1 0 Boys 100 yd. Dash 5 3 0 Girls 100 yd. Dash 5 1 3 Girls 100 yd. Relay 0 5 0 Boys 300 yd. Relay 5 0 1 Girls 300 yd. Relay 1 3 0 Girls 300 yd. Run 0 2 2 Boys 600 yd. Run 0 5 1 Boys 600 yd. Relay 5 1 0 Boys 900 yd. Relay 5 3 0 Girls 600 yd. Relay 5 0 1 Boys 1200 yd. relay Co-ed 600 yd. relay Boys shuttle run Girls Shuttle run Co-ed Shuttle run Girls Bike race Boys Bike race Girls Foul Shooting Boys Foul Shooting Rope Climb T. Przybyla D. Bateman J . Kubaska H. Wozniak B. Hallisey P. Davies J . Martowski D. Labbe J . Ciejka J . Phillips M. Brodeur E. Wozniak L. Rys J . Siegel R. Charbonneau S. St. Onge W. Bonnayer G. Buelow J . Dubuque S. Houghton K. Krok R. Kszaszcz K. Desforges R. Cummings M. Heffernen Boys 1200 yd. Relay 3 Co-ed 600 yd. Relay 5 Shuttle Run fBoysJ 0 Shuttle Run fGirlsJ 5 Shuttle Run iCo-edj 3 Bike Race fGirlsJ Bike Race CBoysJ 1 3 Foul Shooting fBoysJ 3 Foul Shooting fGirlsJ 0 Rope Climb TOTAL POINTS 3 65 D. Durepo M. Norton J . Worden D. Bateman J . Bish W. Bordeau D. N oreau S. Rondeau P. Opalishki S. Donaldson P. Kochanek D. Boucher K. Healy L. Renaud M. Phaneuf D. Boucher F. Cnarron R. Piche C. Jablonski N. Frohloff A. Morrissette H. Komosa K. Robidoux D. Bateman W. Korzec 1 5 3 1 5 3 3 0 5 1 3 5 1 5 0 5 1 5 5 1 60 68 N . Labbe E. Pesce M. Thompson J . Bish A. Kusek M. Wisnoski J . Swallow J . Vadnais T. Korzec M. Sambor W. Getchell S. Lawerence P. Carroll M. Udall J . Labier J . Wnek D. Campbell J . Sambor C. Kulas C. Vadnais B. Krol L. Dominie' C. J ilek D. Hayden J . Komosa 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 3 0 14 81 WI TER CAR IVAL The Freshmen this year did better than any other freshmen class ever. They scored a big ten points, and showed everyone that they are going to be a formidable class in the future. President Neil Gage took his last place trophy admirably. The freshmen swept the decoration competition easily, and a pretty good skit showed good training. ,-'f'-' WI TER CAR IVAL ..-'U' 'hd x. gi , ' A ' A' 1 x , 5 V- ' 5' l , s f I Aa . we ' A m ,. , , J, 0 s . . e s 5' , K RW' i . K' z I fa XJ, .,. ' 1 The Sophomores by far made the best showing of M In ly .r any Sophomore class before them, coming in sec- - ond only to the seniors. They managed to take first t t 'fy' f place in seven out of sixteen events, and would ' ' '. d , have won if they had dominated the more impor- , tant events. Thelr class Splflt and exuberance was a e an inspiration to all. 83 WI TER CAR IVAL n i J'm5'5 5r ' ' vb? k .H N wi, i . xv' X, K 1. z as g The juniors made a good showing this year on the winter carnival, better than they had done in their previous two years. They were in . . . 'I 1 i I , A ' .,.., - '::,,1z-::'i 'i Zv- WI TER CAR IVAL Y W':. 4 W' 'f V 'W' . ' 'z '1,1 ,f 'V lor A i S l, .nf-vb' ,r le-ei' wa fi. if 4 ' :L 51, La -s. ' .1 z s 5 'rs we sssn ' '-saws as -be--1 so. --q. M- N.. . ' law i ac -L rm. Events Boys' Basketball Girls' Basketball Boys' Volleyball Snow Sculpture Snow Shoe Race Skits Floats Ping Pong Boys' Rope Pull Poster Contest Toboggan Co-ed Volleyball Chess Skiing Decorations Girls' Rope Pull WINTER CA RNIVAL EVENTS Won Hy Tomi Points Seniors Seniors 38 Seniors Sophomores 33 Seniors Juniors 26 Sophomores Seniors Sophomores Seniors Sophomores Seniors Sophomores Sophomores Juniors Sophomores Seniors Freshmen Sophomores Freshmen 10 This year the Seniors won the carnival, fol- lowing in the footsteps of the many other senior classes before them. It was a mira- cle that the class managed to pull together for this effort, due to the open-end situa- tion. Competition was close from the sophomores who made an excellent show- ing. The seniors won first place in 7 out of 16 events. 85 1st place - Sophomores 2nd place - Seniors 3rd place - Freshman 4th place - Juniors ES., WI TER CAR IVAL SKIT KRW. 'X WI TER CAR IVAL DA CE l 2 i Our Winter Carnival ended as usual with a dance, a fitting conclusion to the day's events. The winning class was announced along with the Queen and her court. Queen - Ellie Carroll Senior Representative - Jean Martowski Junior Representative - Linda Lavall ey Sophomore Representative - Kris Krok Freshman Representative - Karen Lemoine X , A .f :unsung THINGS WE MISSED As the spring of 1974 approaches, activities at the High School begin to pile up. First, the Senior Play comes along. This year, one of the funniest and best loved comedies was presented. An enormous cast was needed, but through the efforts of the directors, Mrs. Neidermiller and Miss Kleindienst, it was solved. The play was The Man Who Came To Dinner, featuring Eric Kmiec in the title role. As the curtain rose on March 29, opening night, the cast included: Mrs. Ernest Stanley Miss Preen ,...... Rachel Stanley ..,. June Stanley ..... Sarah ........... Mrs. Dexter ...... Mrs. McCutcheon . Mr. Stanley ....... Maggie Cutler .... Dr. Bradley ......, Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley . . . Bert Jefferson . . . Metz ...,..,...... Lorraine Sheldon . . Sandy ..........,. Beverly Carlton . . . Joanne Wescott . . . Banjo ........... Gypsies ....... . . . . . Patricia Sweeney . . . . Melissa Kalentek . . . . Martha Goudreau ....... Brenda Krol LoriBoivin . . Susan Krasnecky . . ...... Joanne Demers Edwin Bunarowski . . . . Janice Dansereau ..........BillRae . . . . . Eric Kmiec ....... Chris Pelis . . . . Peter Plassmann ..........BillRae . . . . . . Paula Malboeuf . . . . . Mike Norton . . . Wayne Ramsey . . . . . . Jackie Imbier MikeNorton Mary Ann Albertine With the Senior Play ending, each class offered their talents in One Act Plays. These plays are all evidence of how well a class can present to an audience a convincing story. All were well done. This year a new event came about. It was a Donkey Basketball game, held in the Ware High gym on March 13, 1974. It turned out to be a tough game between the Ware Sports Boosters Club and the Ware High Faculty. The Sophomore class held their traditional Sophomore Hop. It was a great success and the decorations added to the suc- cess ofthe dance. The Junior Prom this year was held at the Willow Glen Country Club, on May 20, 1974. On our final assembled night, the class came together and sat down for Our Last Supper , the so-called Senior Ban- quet. After the evening had worn on, the joy turned to pensive contemplation of years gone by and years yet to come. As we close our yearbook, and thus our High School years, we leave with eyes on the future, but minds on the past. And if someday, we can look back, for perhaps only seconds, and remember at least a lonely smile, then this book and our years have all been worthwhile. 88 GRAFFITTI PA GE 9 A ll ' , ff Y sc wax , -M in , f fx ee OU elm. N L L A 'UU Rfk MBKQ fP,90 37.1155 Foam smenb D, Cd xm ,D DQ WL A Lme mm1TvM 'f nh TN I X Q f GfGj ww 4390 5' ' ff 08 f fx -J 77? Oixbiwk M5 4 411 C51 fn 65, 7' 9555- X Q 50 61015 5,w,,,,,,,5fm1 ff Q: U U O V. Jef XX f MANUEL 7 f7 J WA U C 'TQ N To X. My Q rv M 'A' Dy Q4 v' film fl V' J? v7 7M Qi! -I L-WUC, .jglx-7 !A5775f g O ,f igegb xB I 50' bf QQ 0496? 5 -1 P1 ,g Q' -11-5' A 'gh Q3 'vi' Pikidxb f RUM A A 3 J? L25 nm Q95 W Ygixif if. C3 VN M 'V xx !,, Ax ' jd ' Q Q . - , iv ig 27K ?Q MDXNLWU XX 'IK WV 2 ,I E Q. N 5 5 Q 311- i wiv bi Q 57 Mugkc 'XSUVQG Tw' K9 5 OP 'X jg 3 MSXMQM .119 :QA M3fP9'f f'f 515.7 XF jx A Q-7'C2?x aff vw 'Soo EU: Nefsmq xqljxlf Q N gi'i Ev LQ HQQKE '95 .- xzgcf W K+ W4 Oo' X W1 ,, N' QQXNQXQCWM' TP Mmm I' fC R Gi' GU Q X P9' ffm . 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C M PIII Honeywell and La-La 11f2f73 Doug and Missy Beth 8: Brady Mike + Jackie Ellie 8z Rob Sue + Mike Mr. and Mrs. David Messier Mr. Michael 8a Ms. Diane Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Peter J . Baltren P.M., Ware Rd. Hopefully Rat + Gina 74 Congratulation Class of '74, Pres. Rock Chris 8a Tricia Anthony Sz Suzanne Richard and Linda 73 Paula and Steve Madame Amell Linda and Jimmy Coach Becker Laney + Phyllis Janet and David, May 25, 1973 Joe Charbonneau BJB + BFW Bobby and Patty Marion + John 4!13!73 Cheryl + her Chester Karen + Tom 3!10!73 Fran and Suzanne 2!10!73 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Labbe Alan + Denise ,MQ E Best Wishes From G OODFIELD DAIRY Best of Luck From Post 43183, Ware KNIGHTS OF C OL UMBUS Good Luck From ROBERTS GARA GE Congratulations to the Class of 74 FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Main Street Ware Best Wishes to the graduates C UE AND C USHION BILLARDS Family Recreation and Bar Bev and Jack McCrystal A very special THANKS to the WARE RIVER NEWS and David M. Bennet without whose help this yearbook would not have been possible. 'tsl-f X-owl. - .. Ecllorngr-ifulalions Q 1 E , um 1 ? rh x ' , ii., fm. Gramm fa ij SCHOOL PORTRAiTS BY - X41-J 1 f M +1 ,JZ J V K J llia. + 5 z ,K , ,g Lf. as , T4 5 . YD ITN E f-ns,-rye 4 -.fsffv-mv-rv, rm f Congratulatlons Class of 74 WARE LUMBER Congratulatlons to the Class of 74 KROL S ORCHARDS Compllments of Ware F ruzt C0 Compllments of Ware Package S tore 1 .P 3 v -:ff -3 , J A-4, . WARE TAILORS AND CLEANERS 127 Ma1n Street Ware Tel 967 6820 Comphments of Durand Real Estate Compllments of Cumberland Farm Dazry Congratulatlons to the Class of 1974 K OBIS TIRE CENTER Best Wishes Compliments of WARE C 0- UPERA TIVE WARE SA VIN GS WA RE TR US T COMPANY t th C f19'74 RINDGE INDUSTRIES INC Byp th W W Compliments of JANINE S FRUSTEE WARE VALLEY MOTEL RAYS CAR WASH 7 2 Wash Sz Wax - 31.00 i Catalogue Sales Office Ware Mass' f ?! ' 1 413 283 6587 1 413 967 3176 HA LO RECORDS HAPPY LOUIE 6? HIS ORCHESTRA Best Wlshes :Q MUSIC STUDIO Music for all occasions S CAR TAPES LP S AND 45 85 APPLIANCE STORE RECORDS AVAILABLE 154R S RFD 42 Ph 477 6633 Best Wishes one Compliments of M J KITTREDGE INC HILLSIDE PRINTING 58 Maln Street Letterpress Offset Ware Mass Diamond Merchants Robert E Kmg Ware Road Proprietor Gilbertville Compliments of OTTO FLORIST SEARS ROEBUCK :SE CO. 104 Main Street West Street Ware Massachusetts WO7-3321 Compliments of CO-, INC WARE LIONS CL UB 109 Lyman Smeet Holyoke Mass. 01040 HOLYOKE EQUIPMENT Asphalt Paving - Trucking -Tractor Work Card: ibeganfia WARE CENTER, MASS. Tel. WO7-6387 .te fl- DEBBIE I'-'QQ4 WON G as + CHINESE AND AMERICAN RESTAURANT 54 West Ma1n St Rt 9 Ware Mass Congratulatlons to the Class of 1974 C ORMIER JE WELERS 112 Ma1n St Ware NUtIlt10US Dalry Products Q UALI TY MILK INC ORPORA TED Leo and Wxlfred Rondeau Palmer Road . . . Tel. W0odlavsm 7-6081 Ware, Mass Xxx Congratulatwns to the Class of 74 FREDERIC S MILL STORE Congratulatlons to the Class of 1974 Lou1s Phyllls and Edward Masse CHARBONNEAU FUNERAL HOME INC Congratulauons' ' FRANKM CEBULA INSURANCE AGENCY Tel 967-5905 9 7 , Q Compliments of HARR Y'S BAKERY Mr. Astrella wants to give donuts away . . . Mrs. Astrella won t let him ASTRELLA S DONUTS Compliments of LEMAITRE S PHA RMAC Y Compliments of TALBOT S WELDING SERVICE Compllments of YE OLDE CENTRE HOUSE Compliments of 92 Main Street Ware Massachusetts Compliments of HARRY S AUTO BODY Bacon Road Ware Compliments of BRESLAR SHOE STORE Best Wishes BALLOU'S BUS 62 TAXI SERVICE A. J. DESCOTEAUX 8: SON 107 Main Street Ware Massachusetts Compliments of WARE GAS COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 74 WARE BOTTLE GAS SLA VEN AND GORDON INC Ind Yard Ware Mass Dial 7 5271 Proprietors Edwin Wilga Sz Edwin Teczar Congratulations to the Class of 74 MOULTON INSURANCE AGENCY Best of Luck from Compliments of ACROPOLIS PIZZA HOUSE CLAIRES PRICE WISE GARDEN CENTER N4 X .yu I Best Wishes to the Class of 74 NAT FALK Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 74 GUMULA S A G MARKET DICKS BARBER SHOP 100 Main St Tues Fri 7 30 6 Sat 7 4 Closed Mon congratulatzons e class of 74 Best Wishes PIONEER VALLEY CA BLE VISION Good Luck RODNEY MADISON ELECTRICIAN Compliments of the BARGAIN SHOP Congratulations to us!! Come on up and have a PEEVE K E Z TELEVISION 43 Main Street Ware Mass SLOAT S PLUMBING 91 Pleasant St DEEP PA SSI ON CSoft Rock Bandl Mlke Milligan SIBLEY INDUSTRIAL SUPPL Y INC. Plumbing Sz Electrical Supplies 60 East Street Ed Belchefs WARE RADIO SERVICE INC. Magnavox Distributors 70 Main St. Ware Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 WILS ON S PHARMA C Y Ware Massachusetts W x Rock, Ray, Hal, and Cates Rudi Compliments of Congratulations from WARE MUSIC AND CAMERA SHOP BOB S SUNOCO STATION West Street Ware 57 East Street Ware Happiness to all Graduates of 74 Polly Mattson Best Wishes MASSE QQ NOLEN INSURANCE 89 Main Street, Ware 967-4942 SCOOPS GARAGE A cfz P Main Street Ware Compliments of WARE RIVER NEWS 4 Church Street Ware CRYSTAL SPRINGS DAIRY BAR 166 West Street, Ware Congratulations .SLM .begSte a dth' WHS Class of 74 Dr. Harry Glixman Ware Mass. Congratulations to '74 graduates Mr rs 'r w rt sen eir congratulations to Y ! Comphments of Rolla Way Lanes Q , Comphments of RA Y HI GNEY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Bank Street Ware Massachusetts Alummum Allllnlrllllll Sp6Cla1lSt PHIL-LIP INC J al WINDOW SALES Package Store Pharmacy WINDOWS DOURS SHUTTERS CANOPIES 165 West Street Ware Mass JALOUSIES AWNINGS Route 9 Tel W07 5371 Ware Mass 01082 Compllments of If You Can t Flnd Us Ca We ll Fmd You' Congratulatxons GILBERT VILLE BOTTLED GAS to the INC Class of 1974 Gllbertvllle Road B ORDEA UX INS URAN C E Ware Mass 477 6922 B tW h Cornphments of es ls es to The Class of 1974 G0ldStelTl tg! GUJ'wll'Z . 1 44 - - rr , . , . . ' Y y ' ' 44 un , . 'Bo No t' Enrstfgf L SIDUR 62 SONS INC Truckmg Excavating Shovel and Bulldozer Work Gulf Range and Fuel Oils 22 Pulaski Street Phone Woodlawn 7 4591 Ware Massachusetts Compliments of D8zMOIL Congratulations and Best Wishes BERNARD DESCHAMPS, INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Ware, Mass. ,,GRANNY,, Congratulations SO WHAT BROADCASTING CO. INC. to the Class of 1974 INC. Ware Massachusetts A Subsidary of Gamma-Beta Industries and Body Salm Magazine WEIR RIVER SOCIAL CLUB ,EM Best W1Sh6S Quo b bm Engmeermg Company H P Cummmgs Cons truc tzon Company G e IC tract W eMa LUDLOWfCORPORATHNV l?fll9lEl2E3 IDIWZYEKICYIXI An equal opportunlty employer - a Company on the grow - Greetings and Good Wlshes to the Class of 1974 And Best Wishes from Elame Baldyga zunastteg WDC ' SCHOOL ' Congratulations MARTOWSKI INSURANCE AGENCY 97 Mam Street Ware F1re and Auto Insurance Congratulations Class of 1974 Compliments of MANSFIELD PAPER COMPANY E if gl mf l' fl'-ding n RIG Best Wrshes to the Class 0f1974 Wishing the Class of 1974 a Lifetime of Happiness and Success ED S ARCO STATION ST GEORGE DANCE STUDIO 131 West Street Ware Dances - Nightclubs - Proms C0H8'1'atU1ati0Y1S LLOYD S FRIENDLY FLOWER SHOP SUNRISE Soft-Rock 158 North Street Female Sz Male Vocals Ware, Massachusetts Call Rick 967-6744 Tel. WO 7-4067 Sl '- l Compliments of Best Wishes ZAG S PACKAGE STORE INC Pioneer Knits Inc 28 Pulaski St Ware Tel 967 5621 Ware Industrles Yard We Deliver ROLLA MOTOR PARTS Comphments of Auto Parts And Supplies 180 West St A C Ware Mass Sturbridge M1l1tary Museum Congratulations to the Class '74 WEIR RIVER GUM SHOP INC Authorized sales and service 105 West St. West Main St. Ware, Mass. Ware, Mass. WARE FOUNDRY A.C. INC. Compliments of Y' 1 W if ,, i is 2 12,2 MAGIC BUS A little softer than your normal act of God The best in mind blowing rock Dave Cady 867 3925 Compliments of PIONEER VALLEY SHOE Compliments of ROY REAL ESTATE Earl Sz Enid Roy PRINTING Ware Mass. 967-4272 1 V2 'Zn per month annual percentage rate of 1862 In excess of S500 - 105 per month - Annual rate of 12627 131-135 Main St. 1.3! GUZIKS MOTOR SALES 95 East St Ware Mass 9 North St for the young Ware Best Wishes to the Class of 74 ook from ANNETTES MOON DANCE CANDLE SHOP Best Wishes to the Graduates Marblelzed Pillars and Hanging Candles designed by Moon Dance Compliments of DICKc?z HONEY GREENHOUSE All kinds of plants Telephone 413-967-3303 GUZIK REAL ESTATE Licensed Real Estate Broker Real Estate-Investment swP 4- -'Sw' STATIONERY-OFFICE SUPPLIES-OFF-'!CE MACHINES E P OUI MENT SALES-SERVICE RENTALS-LEASES 75 MAIN STREET WARE. MASS 01082 TEL. 413 - 967-3041 -3042 I n ,XL Hampshire Heins 8: wffire Qlenier, glnr. comphments of GEORGE T. STORRS INSURANCE , AGENCY, INC. WARRENLA UNDRY R G HARRINGTONINC 35229 M ANNMARKASSOCIATES Q 1' p' W' h h f1974 Ch hS . Aides . . . Ads ........ Band ........ Basic Theme .... Baseball ........ Basketball Boys' Varsity .... Girls, Varsity .... Boys, J.V. ..... , Girls' J.V. . . . . Bowling .,,...,. Camera Club . . . Candids i..... Cheerleaders Varsity ...., J .V ....... Chess Club ..... Chorus ........... Co-Ed Volleyball .... Color Guard .... Cross Country .,., Dance Club ..... Dedication . . . Faculty ........ Fine Arts Club .... Football Varsity . . . J .V ......... French Club .... Freshmen .... Reception ,... Future Events .... Golf .....,..... Graffiti Page .......,. Gym Club .........,... Home Room Managers .... Horseback Riding ........ Journey Through the School Juniors ,......,......,... Key Club ....... Librarians .,., Majorettes .,.,... Memorandum .... Olympics .............. Patrons ................. Physical Fitness Awards . . Pro Merito .,............. Retrospect ,... Seniors ..... Directory . . . Ski Club ..... . . Sophomores ........... Student Government . . . Student Tutors ........ Town Government Day . . . Winter Carnival ........ Wrestling ..,......... X-Rated Page ..,.... Year Book Staff ..... INDEX ........82 96-114 ......60 55 . . . 48-49 ....53 ,...52 ....53 ........63 ........62 47-76-78-79 . ., 50-51 ,...45 ....62 ....61 ,...56 ....59 ...,46 ....66 26-32 ...,68 . . . 42-43 ,...44 ......68 38-40 ...,80 .,..88 ....55 ....94 ....66 ....71 ,...67 . . . 90-91 . . . 34-35 ....64 ....71 ....58 ...2 ....81 ....95 ....74 ....75 4-8 10-23 ....24 ....65 ....72 .,.,69 36-37 ......73 ..y'82-87 ....54 ,...77 ....70 FEI g all had 5 V - I Y ' ws el, ,4,,.o- W4 qi! ' y Q 4 ' . I f Q I fi! ' C. Q, 4 ENN s ,I 1 91 .uf 'Q .M r 'aw A 1 J- . .. Y, 2, N A .A n M ' I nn, , W' W 2' 4 4, X .f ,A-www ' ' , 4 , 'rv 'H svn' 'K , 3 . ',3 .1 Q QP. wx -uw-'W WWW 'A' wi M, , ,V A 2 mwwlmh, W WWQ - -M + ww W QQ- 1, ,. ...,Qmif' mum! -ww Q wr W, . A H My ,AN ,, - ,ww M li inf' V! W A K M X Dm .X wg'-'mf' A - nf L,-M-LM' Av Wy. 1 ., V- t ' ' ' H ' '- -fl h, ' A A Q ' 'H , H , W r,,.f4,?, 3 Www :X ',Lva2i f N a -., V 'V ' .,.g1-WN W K, rg Q . 3 .Aw + a .+, , --f -.- '-fp 2 v N J .fail A I N' Uxbg K .z . 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