Ware High School - Limelight Yearbook (Ware, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1975 volume:

SP .. f 3' Dedication Dedications are awkward things - it seems as though a book is always dedicated to a person who has either died or retired. And it is strange that people behind the scenes are rarely noticed and frequently taken for granted. This year we have changed these strange traditions and there- fore dedicate our book to a person who has kept our high school going, and will contin- ue to keep it going eyen after this dedica- tion .., Mrs.Adele Wojik. iii! X I A xxx A ttttltfttttft ti 5 tt attention mt, W 225521. xfzze ..z 1, ggggzfzzmfis 1: 21522252231 1111?-5512121 .... a'x::z'i:':f Q,-1 X-W - M i . .avgggt xx X fx T89 9179 'I' and QQWPWQ SHJA 5 0 I l Ware School Committee: D. Flanagan, P. Gorden, R. Hayden, Supernntendant J 4 f .V . NNTMB ll , 'bi 9: mf Adeie Wojcik, School Secretary May I Have Your Attention, Please? na s. I f I E222 iig -if Q 9 bs. 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Activities: Honor Roll 1, Ski Club 1- 4, Intramurals 1-4, Gym Club 2,3, Dance Club 2,3, Basketball 2,3, ico- capt.J, 4, G.A.A. 1-4. Committees 1- 4. ROGER MARK BEAUREGARD Horse lLike: Baseball. I Hate: Rainy Days. Friendly's. You Can Find Me: Friendly's, Big Y, Memorial Field. Activities: Baseball 1-4, J.V. Foot- ball 2, Yearbook Staff 3,4, French Club 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito Intramurals 1-4, Mini-Olympics 2 ,ih ,Z wks' wE A MICHAEL BARBIASZ lkema l Like: Diane, a windy fall day, snow, football. I Hate: Hypocrites, losing. You Can Find Me: With Diane or at the camp. My Favorite Saying ls: I Don't Know. Activities: Football 1-4, QCO-Captj 4, Basketball 1-4, Ski Club 1,2, Stu- dent Council 2,3, Key Club 3,4, Chess Club 2, Intramurals 2-4, League Volleyball. GENE BIRK 'Mean Gene I Like: Eating food, movies. I Hate: Pork Chops. You Can Find Me: No place in par- ticular. My Favorite Saying ls: OH YEAH! Activities: Football 2-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Smoke Signal 1-4. JENNIFER BEAUREGARD Jen l Like: Sunshine and the Beach. l Hate: False Friends. You Can Find Me: Around. My Favorite Saying ls: All-right. Activities: Sophomore Hop Deco- rating Committee, Freshman Re- ception Committee. GLEN E. BIRK Glenie I Like: Helping people. IHate: Selfish people, You Can Find Me: Around Stewie My Favorite Saying ls: Now What? Activities: Band 2-4, One Act Plays 1-3, Senior Play 4, Honor Roll 3,4. DOLORES D. ARSENAULT Ars I Like: Listeningto people, sleeping. I Hate: Embarrassing situations, being tickled. You Can Find Me: At Janine's Fros- tee or just hanging around. My Favorite Saying Is: l'm psyched! Activities: G.A.A., Activities 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Freshman Recep- tion Committee 4, Pro Merito 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, Homeroom Manag- er 4. MARK BERTHIAUME Bert I Like: Being with friends and riding around. l Hate: Getting up to go to school. You Can Find Me: At the airport or home sleeping My Favorite Saying ls: What did I do now? Activities: Ping Pong 1.2, Cross Country 2, J.V. Football 3, Band 3, 4. , PAUL BOBOWIEC Bob I Like: Fast Cats, Tuna Rolls. I Hate: Rm. 17. You Can Find Me: With Willy. My Favorite Saying ls: Tense. Activities: J.V. Football 1, Intramur- als 1-4, Vice-Pres. 1. MICHAEL BREEN Mike I Like: Days without school. I I-late: A black haired guy in Room 17 ICourtneyJ. You Can Find Me: Riding in my wagon . My Favorite Saying Is: Back oft or l'll back you off . JEFFREY BISH Jeff I Like: Led Zeppelin, AEROSMITH, KAWASAKI 750's, Boston Garden Concerts. I Hate: JUVENILE DELINOUENTS. You Can Find Me: On The Dark Side ofthe Moon. My Favorite Saying Is: Let's Go Space Trucki-n'. Activities: Chess Club 1,2, J.V. Foot- ball 1, Intramurals 2-4, Fine Arts Club 3, Ski Club 3,4. WILLIAM BLODGETT Blodg I Like: It when football practice gets over. I Hate: It when football practice starts. You Can Find Me: Bringing in the plays as a messenger ffootballh and puntingfootballs. My Favorite Saying ls: There he is!!! Activities: Football 1-4, Intramurals 2-4, Key Club 2, Chess Club 2, Smoke Signal 1, Winter Carnival 1- 4. DOREEN MARIE BOUCHER Butch I Like: Basketball, Winning and Memories. I Hate: Losing Someone you love. You Can Find Me: Here, there, EV- ERYWHERE! - My Favorite Saying ls: Ooh Baby Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Committees 1-4, Intramurals 1-4, J.V. Basket- ball 1, Varsity B.B. Co-capt. 2-4, Yearbook Committees 4, Student Council 1, Ski Club 1-3, French Club 1, Key Club 4. WILLIAM BONNAYER Bunzi I Like: The Greatful Dead, Money and Beer, ' I Hate: Work. You Can Find Me: On the main drag. Activities: Key Club 3,4, Intramur- als 3,4. WILLIAM BOURDEAU Commando I Like: MER. I Hate: WORK. You Can Find Me: Working. My Favorite Saying Is: Sure. ' Activities: J.V. Football 1, Intramur- al Volleyball 3,4, Ski Club 3,4. MERRILL BRODEUR Shroad I Like: SCHLITZ. I Hate: LEO. You Can Find Me: Space Truckin' My Favorite Saying ls: Later. Activities: Intramurals 2-4, Football 1 MIKE BROWN Prof, Tubesey I Like: People, beer and being a Senior. I Hate: Conceited Stuck-up people. You Can Find Me: Going to a pack- age store in a red Volkswagon. My Favorite Saying ls: Keep on flowen. Activities: Yearbook 3,4, Chess Club 2-4, Winter Carnival Chess 2- 4, Key Club 4. DAVID CHARTIER I Like: Quarterly exams, homework, Monday mornings. I Hate: Weekends, Friday after- noons. You Can Find Me: If your lucky. My Favorite Saying ls: Expletive deleted or a reasonable facsimile thereof . Acivitiesz Class Pres. 1,2, Vice- Pres. Student Council 4, Pro Merito 3,4, Regional Student Advisor 3,4, Advisory Board to School Commit- tee 3,4, Boy's State 3, Wrestling 1-4 Cross-Country 1-3, Yearbook 3,4, SRA 3,4. JOYCE MARY BULLAN I Like: Knowing someone cares. I Hate: Ending a good thing. You Can Find Me: Smiling. My Future Plans Are: Happiness. Activities: Student Council 1-4 1Treas. 33 CPres. 47, G.A.A. 1-4, Ski Club 1-4, Basketball J.V. 2, Varsity 3, Intramurals 1-4, Band 1-3. One Act Plays 1-2, Frolics 1-2, F.T.A. 3, Olympics 2-3, Committees 1-4, Key Club 4, French Club 1-3. LINDA ANN CIENASKI Lin I Like: Richie, the ocean, close friends and stuffed animals. I Hate: Getting up early and being tickled. You Can Find Me: Having fun with my friends. My Favorite Saying lsi Ya , Oh no . My Future Plans Are: To stay hap- PY- Activities: Man. of Archery 1-3, G.A.A. 1-4, Drill Team 1, Dance Club 3, Man. of Sophomore Hop 2. Fine Arts Club 3,4, F.T.A. 3, Band 2, Intramural Volleyball 2, Girl's Shop 2, Winter Carnival 2,3, Dance Show 3 JOSEPH W. CHARBONNEAU Dick I Like: S.A.B., winning and Saturday nights. I Hate: 15 Yarders, mass sprints, Sunday mornings. You Can Find Me: If you look in the right place. Activities: Key Club 1-4, Home Room Manager '2, Ski Club 3,4, Chess Club 1,2, Intramural Volley- ball 2-4, Basketball 3,4, Football 1- 4, Co-Capt., Media Club 4. l LINDA CLEVELAND Lin . I Like: Steve and life. I Hate: False friends and snobby people. You Can Find Me: With Steve. My Favorite Saying ls: You're Cra- zy!!l My Future Plans Are: To stay hap- PY- Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Archery 1-4, Intramural Volleyball 2, Fine Arts 3, Dance Club 3, Drill Team 1, Sopho- more Hop 2, Winter Carnival 1,2, F.T.A. 3. GARY BUELOW Roach I Like: Lisa, sports, breaking a 17 game losing streak. I Hate: Losing, Flat tires. You Can Find Me: Practicing, In a Blue Chevy, at the camp. My Favorite Saying ls: I GUESS. My Future Plans Are: College. Activities: Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4, Baseball 3,4, Golf 1,2, Key Club 2-4, One Act Plays 2, Intramurals 2- 4, Olympics 3,4, Media Club 4. JOSEPH J. CIEJKA 'tCeeks, Yats I Like: Baseball, 8!1!74. I Hate: The Bench, Innings, think- ing of yearbook graffiti. You Can Find Me: On a diamond, BigY Ware. My Favorite Saying ls: I guess!! My Future Plans Are: JOSEPH J. CIEJKA, M.D. Activities: Baseball 1-4, Intramurals 2-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Key Club 4, Chess Club 1-3, French Club 3,4, Committees 1-4, Olym- pics 3,4, SRA 3,4, Work Study Pro- gram 3,4, 1 5 ,K CECILE COMPTOIS Sadie I Like: Red Datsun's and having good times. l Hate: Noisy Crowds. You Can Find Me: ln a red Datsun. My Favorite Saying ls: Don't Hassle Me. Activities: Intramurals 3.4, Horse- back Riding 1-3. DOREEN A. DEMERS Doreen I Like: Having fun and weekends. I Hate: Being stared at and false friends. You Can Find Me: Around. My Favorite Saying ls: Oh ya! Activities: Fine Arts 4. Ski Club 4, Honor Roll 3, Horseback riding 3. ANDRE CLOUTIER Pokey I Like: Motorcycles, Beer, wine, cig- arettes. I Hate: Hangovers, hangunders. You Can Find Me: In front of Wilsons My Favorite Saying ls: Later way later. BRUCE A. DAIGLE l Like: Sitting at a park bench play- ing cards. l Hate: Losing. You Can Find Me: At the park. My Favorite Saying ls: Give me a break, Activities: Cross Country 1, Intra- murals 3,4. MICHELLE B. CLOUTIER Mich l Like: Popcorn, Happy Memories. being on Strike. l Hate:Fair Weather Friends, The end of a good thing. You Can Find Me: Just look! My Future Plans Are: To make the best of what comes. Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 1- 4, Student Tutors 1-3, Lib. 2, One Act Plays 2, Winter Carnival 1-4. French Club 2-4, Fine Arts Club 3,4, Hr. Man. 3, J.V. BB. 2, Honor Roll 1- 4, Pro Merito 3,4, Yearbook under- classmen Editor. KRISTIN DAVIS Kris I Like: Sailing. l Hate: Cold Mornings. You Can Find Me: With Tom. My Favorite Saying ls: So What! Activities: Key Club, 'Gym Club. Co- ed Volleyball. JEAN LINDA CREVIER Jean I Like: Robert and nice hot summer days. I Hate: Rainy days and gym. You Can Find Me: In a Red Pick-Up Truck with a white camper on back. My Favorite Saying ls: Oh ya! RITAJEANNINE DESPRES Rita I Like: Sweetie , Rainy nights , Fresh cut grass. I Hate: Going to the dentist. You Can Find Me: Where l'm not suppose to be. My Favorite Saying ls: Oh WGS!! Activities: Softball 4, Chorus 1,3, Frolics, LEO DOMINIE What? l Like: Making money. I Hate: Binding carpets. You Can Find Me: Fixing up the new Teen Center. My Favorite Saying ls: I don't favor any particular saying! Activities: Band 5-12, Varsity base- ball 3,4, Intramural softball 3,4, Olympics 3. Planning Committee for new Teen Center. NORMAN ESTEY JOYCE MARIE DUBUQUE Joyce l Like: Being with my friends, mov- ies, cheering. I Hate: Parks, That Man, Timed Tests, Cold Schools. You Can Find Me: With Chris. My Favorite Saying ls:Ohhhh! Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to 3,4. GAA. 1-4. Class Officer 1 QTreas.J, J.V. Cheering 2, Varsity Cheering 3.4. Softball Manager 2. Color Guard 2. Archery 1, Tennis Club 2. Winter Carnival 1-4, Gym Club 1-3, Dance Club 3. F? RICHARD FULLER HOWARD EDDY I Like: Common people. I Hate: College Course snobs. You Can Find Me: Most Anywhere. My Favorite Saying ls: Mornin. MARK GAUDETTE Mark I Like: Guns, hunting, fast cars and snowmobiles. I Hate: Artic cats, skidoos and Fords. You Can Find Me: At Marvelous MaI's. My Favorite Saying ls: Up the Stretch . WENDY ANN DUBAY Windy I Like: My Ducky. I Hate: Liars, Gossipers. You Can Find Me: At McDonald's. My Favorite Saying ls: Freak me out. . Activities: Honor Roll 1, Commit- tees 2,3. F.T.A. 1-3, Gym Club 1-3, Dance Club 3, Home Room Manag- er 4, G.A.A. 1-4. ROXANNE FISHER Billy I Like: Michael Heffernan. I Hate: Unhappy days and carrots. You Can Find Me: With Mike. My Favorite Saying ls: You Goon- by!! Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Archery 3, Sophomore Hop Committee 4, Win- ter Carnival 3. DEBBY JEAN GRATTON Potatoes I Like: Horses, skating and sports. I Hate: Pushy people who think they're everything. You Can Find Me: Bombing around in a red Datsun. My Favorite Saying ls: Let's go -. Activities: Class team basketball 2, 3, Class team and interscholastic xgolleyball 3, Class team softball 2, CHRISTINE HITTLE Chris I Like: Music, country and living free. I Hate: False friends, homework and soup . You Can Find Me: Anywhere, just look! My Favorite Saying is: You're cra- zy . Activities: Gym Club 1-3, Dance Club 2,3, GAA 1-4, Intramural vol- leyball 3, Drill Team 1, Intramural softball 3, French Club 2,3, Winter Carnival 1,2. DONNA SUE GAUTHIER Kitty I Like: Billy, concerts, Springfield. I Hate: The linebacker, the girl with the French Poodle and Ware. You Can Find Me: Main Street or riding around with Cindy. My Favorite Saying ls: Get a buzz. Activitiesz Committees 1,2, Smoke Signal 2, Media 4, Bowling 1-4. DOUGLAS M. HAYDEN Kid I Like: Jeanne, playing hoop. I Hate: EM and Co. You Can Find Me: Practicing alone or at Cresent St. Activities: Basketball 1-4, CCaptain 3,4J, Intramural volleyball, softball 1-4, Olympics 2,4, Key club 1-3. FRANCINEGIRARD Buzz I Like: Guys, a good Buzz and smiling. I Hate: People who talk behind your back. You Can Find Me: At any good par- ty. My Favorite Saying Is: Later , ,. I! Activities: Intramurals 3,4, Frolics 3,4, Key Club 4, Fine Arts 4, Chorus 3,4. KERRY SUE HEALEY Sue I Like: Bill, cheering for Ware High. I Hate: Getting out of bed, good- byes. You Can Find Me: HA! HA! With Bill, My Favorite Saying ls: I don't care. Activities: Cheerleader J.V. 1,2 CCo- Captl, Varsity 3,4 QCo-Capt.9, Class Secretary 2-4, Intramural volleyball 2-4, Gym Club 1,2, Dance Club 1-3, French Club 1,2, Co-ed volleyball 3, 4, Softball 3. THERESA M. GRUSZCZYNSKI Terry I Like: D.E.M., knowing that some- one cares. I Hate: Snobs, people who can't keep their noses out of other peo- pIe's business, being sad. You Can Find Me: Not usually. My Future Plans Are: To be happy. Activities: Librarian 2, J.V. Basket- ball 2-4, Majorettes 3, G.A.A. 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, In- tramurals 1, 2 Co-ed Volleyball 3, Winter Carnival 1-4, One 'Int Plays 2, Mini-Olympics 2. . ...,,. SHELLY A. HOUGHTON Sam I Like: Stanley, horses, the country. I Hate: People who think they're better than everyone else, You Can Find Me: With Stan or in work. My Future Plans Are: To become Mrs. Stanley P. Juda. Activities: Intramurals 1-4, Co-ed volleyball 3,4, Mini-Olympics, Cheering J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3, G.A.A. 1-4 QVice Pres. 35, Quaboag Invita- tional Volleyball Tournament, Win- ter Carnival, Committees 1-4. CAROL L. JILEK Carol I Like: Picketing in Palmer, au- tumn, being alone. I Hate: Being left out. getting up in the morning, You Can Find Me: Just look, around, Big Y. My Future Plans Are: College. Activities: Class Officer 1, G.A.A. 1- 4 qPres. 33, Gym Club 1-4, Dance Club 3, Co-ed volleyball 3,4, Intra- murals 1-4, J.V. Cheering 2, Varsity Cheering 4, Band 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Olympics 2-4. Winter Carnival 5-4, Quabbin Valley Music Festival WILLIAM KATHER Billy I Like: Tunie . I Hate: Chocolate. You Can Find Me: In a little red putt-putt.. My Favorite Saying ls: You know What . Activities: Cross Country 2, Wres- tling 2,4, Fine Arts 4, Winter Carni- val 2-4, Olympics 2-4, Intramurals 2-4. .. 2 .,.. C . ' 1: is ' STEVEN JUDA Steve I Like: Kielbasa. You Can Find Me: Riding around in my yellow Banana Wagon. My Favorite Saying ls: Slop the Hogs Activities: Honor Roll fwhen I felt ,rw il JUDITH A. KMIECIK Judy I Like: Horses, skiing, and the West. I Hate: Spiders, unfriendly people, and being nervous. You Can Find Me: At home watch- ingthe boobtube. My Favorite Saying ls: What the Heyyyl Activities: GAA 1-4, Drill Team 1, Dance Club 3, Fine Arts 4, Horse- back Riding 2,3, Winter Carnival 1, 2, Ski Club 4. at JOE JUSCZYK ..Jud,, I Like: The last five minutes at school. I Hate: sitting the bench at football games. You Can Find Me: Almost any- where, My Favorite Saying ls: Not to be in this hcok NELSON LABBE I Like: Girls who dress up. I Hate: People who know but say they don't. You Can Find Me: Around. My Favorite Saying ls: What? Activities: Wrestling 2-4, French Club 3,4, Chess Club 4, Olympics 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Intramurals 4. CYNTHIA A. JOUBERT Cindy I Like: LEO G. GOLJDREAU JR. You Can Find Me: 11 Richfield Ave. My Favorite Saying ls: Hey Poop . Activities: Honor Roll 1,4, Home Room Manager 3,4, Smoke Signal 2,3,G.A.A.1,2. CHERYL JEAN KING Cheryl I Like: Chocolate, camping, friends. lHate: Homework. You Can Find Me: In a gold Vega, talking with friends. My Favorite Saying Is: You've Got To Be Kiddingl My Future Plans Are: College, someday an R.N. Activities: F.T.A. 1-4, Fine Arts 3,4, French Club 3,4, Librarian 3,4, Ski Club 3.4, Tennis Club 2, G.A.A. 1-4, Frolics 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro-Merito 3,4, Commit- tees. JACK LANIER l'Snake I Like: D.M.D. and My Mustang. I Hate: Homework and Getting Up Early. You Can Find Me: At TrifiIo's or ln My Mustang. My Favorite Saying Is: Wow, Now That's Cool. 'n., 1 CHRISTINE MCQUAID Chris I Like: Weddings and weekends. I Hate: Braces and running ads at work. You Can Find Me: If you really want to! My Favorite Saying ls: That's life! Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Drill Team 1, Chorus 1, Student Tutors 1-3, Committees 1-4, Winter Carnival, Freshmen Reception 4. NORMAND LABBE I Like: Money, Snowmobiling, and Eating. I Hate: Warm Winters, and being called Nelson. You Can Find Me: At Valley Motors and in Duplicate. My Favorite Saying ls: I Don't Know. Activities: Wrestling 2-4, Cross Country 3, French Club 4, Olympics 3,4, Winter Carnival 2-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Study 1-4, Freshman Reception Committee 4, Chess Club 4, Intramurals 4. MICHAEL P. LYNCH Snowflake I Like: A good woman, Saturday nights and riding around. I Hate: Accidents. You Can Find Me: Getting a Buzz in a Mach 1. DENIS LACHUT I Like: No Prize. I Hate: People Without a Sense of Humor. Activities: Smoke Signal 1-3, Stage Crew One Act Plays 1. LAURIE B. MAYNARD LBM I Like: Making people laugh. I Hate: Having to pretend to be someone l'n'i not. You Can Find Me: Singing and Uhamming it up. My Favorite Saying Is: You dum- my! Activities: Chorus 2-4, Spring Frol- ics 3,4, Pro Merito 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, One Act Plays 2,3, Band 1, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Senior Play, Fine Arts 3,4, French Club 4, Class Treas. 2, Mini-Olympics 2-4, Stu- dent Tutors 1,2, Q.V.M.E.A. 2-4. LINDA A. LAVALLEY l Like: Being Happy and Summer. I Hate: Crying. My Favorite Saying ls: You Fool! Activities: F.T.A. 1,2, Winter Carni- val 1-4, Frolics 2-4, Chorus 2-4, Honor Roll, Yearbook Staff 3,4 CEdi- torj, Fine Arts 3,4, French Club 3,4, Mini-Olympics 2,4, Librarian 2-4, Intramural Softball 1,2, Tennis Club 2, Step Up Day 1,2, Quabbin Valley Musical Festival 2-4. MICHAEL MESSIER Mike, Mess I Like: Jethro Tull, I Hate: Monday mornings and Ka- wasaki's. You Can Find Me: Truckin' in U.S.A, My Favorite Saying ls: Well I guess. Activities: Football 1, Key Club Z-4, Media Club 4, Ski Club 1-4, JOANNE P. MICHALSKI Cow I Like: The beach, auto racing, on- ions, music and cheeseburgers. I Hate: Being rushed and told what to do. You Can Find Me: Laughing and having a good time with friends. Activities: Girl's volleyball 2,3, Coed volleyball 3, Fine Arts 3. AUDREY JANE MORRISSETTE Aud I Like: Skunks and Strawberry Ice Cream. I Hate: Lonely Week Days. You Can Find Me: In Lemaitre's. My Favorite Saying ls: I Don't Understand . Activities: Chorus 2-4, F.T.A, 1-3, Fine Arts 3,4, French Club 2-4, Frol- ics 2-4, Senior Play, Pro Merito 3,4, Hr. Man. 2, Honor Roll 1-4, Year- book 3,4, Winter Carnival 1-4, Q.V.M.F. 3,4, Step Up Day 1,2. 'M ROBERT MILLIER Muffy I Like: Donna, cars, doodling. spa- ghetti,tellingjokes. I Hate: People who think they're tough. You Can Find Me: At Janine's Fros- tee, with Donna, or riding around in my car. My Favorite Saying Is: Ah, Mint, Activitiesi One Act Plays 1.2, Smoke Signal 1,2, STA 3. Wrestling 2-4, Honor Roll 1-3, Bowling 3. Win- ter Carnival fSkits 1,2. Basketball 13. DIANE M. NOREAU Dee I Like: Michael, being with my friends, summer, weekends. I Hate: Rainy days, being alone, conceited people. You Can Find Me: With Michael or at football and basketball games. My Favorite Saying ls: Give me a break . Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals fgirlsb 1-4, CCoedb 3,4, Honor Roll 1- 4, Pro Merito 3,4, French Club 1-4, Fine Arts 3,4, Gym Club 1-3, BB, fJ.V.J 2, CVarsityl 3, Yearbook 4, Key Club 4. DAVID MORIARTY Moe I Like: To win. I Hate: To lose, You Can Find Me: In a green Pin- to , My Favorite Saying ls: What's Happenin' My Future Plans Are: College, to be rich, Activities: Football J.V. 1, Varsity 2. 3, Basketball J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3,4. Intramurals 3, Key Club 2-4. KEN OBERG Okie I Like: Tuna. I Hate: Shop 5th, You Can Find Me: Buzzin at Lacon- ia. My Favorite Saying ls: Tons of people . Activities: Football CJ.V.b 1. RICHARD MILLIER Mildo I Like: Rods, Dune-Buggying, a good laugh. I Hate: Not being sure, people with no sense of humor, You Can Find Me: At Janine's Fros- tee or zooming around. My Favorite Saying Is: Hey, wanna heara good joke? Activities: Wrestling 3,4, Smoke Signal 1-3, Winter Carnival 1,2, One Act Plays 1,2, MELISSA L. NICHOLAS Missy I Like: Ice Cream, 5!27!72. I Hate: Playing Piano. You Can Find Me: Just About Any- where If You Look. My Favorite Saying Is: What A Joke. Activities: Honor Roll 2-4, Pro Meri- to 3,4, Vice-President 3, S.T.A. 1-4, French Club 2-4, Student Council 4, Student Advisory Board 3,4, Fine Arts 3,4, Yearbook 3,4, QEditorj, Frolics 1-4, Director 3, Color Guard 2,3, Q.V.M.A. 2-4, One Act Plays 1-2, Smoke Signal 3, Senior Play 4,. EDWARD L. PESCE Pesh I Like: Kris, and listening to good music. I Hate: People who say one thing and do another. You Can Find Me: Everywhere! My Favorite Saying ls: Hold it, Hold it, Hold it! Activities: Yearbook 3,4, Key Club 2-4, One Act Plays 3, Intramurals 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 2, Football 2-4, Wrestling 1-4, Student Advisory Board 4, Student Council 2-4, Frol- ics 3,4, Band 1, French Club 2-4, Class President 3,4. RICHARD PIERCE Dicky I Like: C.J.K., playing in a band. I Hate: Unreal people, rainy days and mondays. You Can Find Me: In a blue 67 pick- up. My Favorite Saying ls: ls that Right? CHRISTOPHER M. PAJAK Bubbles I Like: Sports, Ski Slopes, Having Fun With My Friends. I Hate: Not Having Things Go My Way. You Can Find Me: If You Can Find My Friends. My Favorite Saying Is: How's It On The Right? Activities: Varsity Football 3,4, Golf 1-4, Intramurals 3,4, Ski Club 1-4, Key Club 2-4, Chess Club 1-4. JAMES PHILLIP Phil I Like: K.M.R., snow and sunny days. I Hate: Rainy days and nothing to do. You Can Find Me: At the Camp. My Favorite Saying Is: Let's do something. Activities: Football 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, Ski Club 1-4, Intramurals 3,4, French Club 3, Chess Club 1-3, Key Club 3,4. MICHAEL E. PAJAK Mike I Like: Weekend Mornings. I Hate: Weekday Mornings. You Can Find Me: At Friendly's. My Favorite Saying ls: Good Grief. My Future Plans Are: College. Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to 3,4, Chess Club 2-4, F.T.A. 2, Bowling 2-4, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, French Club 3,4, Smoke Sig- nal 3,4, Yearbook 3,4, Spring Frol- ics 3,4, Senior Play 4, Freshman Reception Committee 4, As Schools Match Wits 4. JOHN PHILLIP Phil I Like: Babysitting, snow, summer. I Hate: Losing and work. You Can Find Me: At the Camp. My Favorite Saying ls: What are we going to do? Activities: Football 3,4, Chess Club 1-3, Ski Club 1-4, Olympics 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Winter Carnival 1-4, Intra- murals 3,4, One Act Plays 3, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, French Club 3. MARY ELIZABETH PHANEUF I Like: Roses, Knowing that some- one cares, smiling. I Hate: Heartless people, ads, a cer- tain park. You Can Find Me: 'Cause I want to be found. My Favorite Saying is: Sure Sweet Heart . Activities: Class Historian 2-4, One Act Plays 2,3, Honor Roll 2-4, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity 3, Smoke Sig- nal 4, Yearbook 4, Intramurals 2-4, Committees 1-4, Key Club 4, Frolics 3,4, Dance Club 1.2. PETER PLASSMANN Dirty Pierre I Like: Sick, Slick, Sickles and Exot- ic, Extraordinary Endos. I Hate: Physics is Phunl You Can Find Me: BEE-VA Lake. My Favorite Saying ls: The height of the front wheel is directly por- tional to the twist of the right wrist or a reasonable facsimile thereof . Activities: Key Club 3,4, Ski Club 3, 4, Football 3,4, 74 Boys State, Se- nior Play 3, Yearbook 4, Student Council 4, Board of Directors SRA, NAT Lampoon Reading Club, NAT Lampoon Lookout Club ... ALICE PROVENCAL AI, Big AL I Like: R.E.M., eating and sleeping. I Hate' People who don't tell the truth and Punky . You Can Find Me: At Big Y or with a certain someone. My Favorite Saying Is: Booga . Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Winter Carni- val 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Fresh- men Reception Committee 4, Pro Merito 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, Olym- pics 3. JAMES REGIN Hair Bear I Like: My B.S.A. Cold Star. I Hate: Shop 81 Rainy days. You Can Find Me: On Two Wheels. My Favorite Saying ls: Ya! Activities: J.V. Football 1, Chess Club 1-3, Band 1,2. STANLEY PULCHTOPEK :'Stan I Like: Summer vacation. I Hate: Rainy days. You Can Find Me: At Pete's. Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to 3.4. KARL REYNOLDS ELIZABETH QUINK Liz I Like: Summer and swimming. I Hate: False Friends. You Can Find Me: With Friends. My Favorite Saying ls: Sure! Activities: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to 3,4, G.A.A. 1-4, CChairman serv- ice and welfare 37, Archery 1, Ten- nis Club 2, Yearbook Staff 3, Winter Carnival 1-4, Fine Arts 3, French Club 3,4. MICHAEL RICE I Like: Lori and my roaring rebel. I Hate: Unfriendly people. You Can Find Me: On my horse. Activities: Band 1,2. DIANE ELIZABETH PULCHTOPEK Dee I Like: July 6-October 6, AFROS- MITH, Red GTO, Get Your Wings. I Hate: Being Tickled, Staying Home, Being used. Beach Baby . You Can Find Me: Anywhere but where I'm suppose to be, crying. My Favorite Saying Is: I Guess! How Much Worse Can It Get? Activities: Girls Intramural Basket- ball 2, G.A.A. 1-4, Winter Carnival Basketball 3, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4. LISA ANN RENAUD Lee I Like: Gary, Making people smile the beach, fall days, and cheering. I Hate: Blushing, rainy days, and being alone. You Can Find Me: If you look down, at the camp. My Favorite Saying Is: Alright! Activities: Honor Roll 2,4, Cheering QJ.V.J 1,2. Cvarsityj 3,4, Gym Club 1- 4, Yearbook CBus. ed.J 4, Olympics 2-4, Key Club 4, F.T.A. 3, One Act Plays 2, G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 2-4, French Club 2. DEBRA ROGERS Debbie , Roy I Like: Michael Francis Juda. I Hate: The name Debra and s Snap . You Can Find Me: In a '66 Chevy or Practicing. My Favorite Saying ls: You Wish , Activities: Majorettes 2-4, Head Majorette 4, Gym Club 1,2, J.V. Cheerleader 1.2, Intramurals, GirI's Volleyball 3. EDWARD SHEA ..Ed,, I Like: Motosickles and hunting I Hate: Big cities. You Can Find Me: At night. My Favorite Saying ls: Censored DAVID ROBIDOUX I Like: Baseball, snow, Spring. I Hate: Losing and hypocrites. You Can Find Me: At the camp or walking around the halls. My Favorite Saying ls: Let's go somewhere. Activities: Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Football 1, Intramurals 2-4, Key Club 1,4, Pro Merito, Chess Club 1-3, Winter Carnival 1-4, Boy's State, League volleyball 3,4, Honor Roll 1.4, SRA. TERESA SALETNIK Trese I Like: Ronnie, animals, smiling faces, 81 cheering. I Hate: Being alone, people who lie. You Can Find Me: Cheering on a winning teamlg in a green Fiat. My Favorite Saying ls: You dumb bunnie!! Activities: Cheering J.V. 1, Varsity 2-4, CCo-Captain 45, Majorettes 1, G.A.A. 1-4, Gym Club 1-4, Dance Club 2,3, Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Merito 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Yearbook 4, Intra- murals 1-4. MARGARET ANN ROG Mag, Maggie I Like: Being a phychiatrist , walk- ing along the beach, being a friend to everyone. I Hate: When friends are depressed . . . so I make them smile. You Can Find Me: In Sam's car. Molly Jane , acting likea fool!! My Favorite Saying ls: Go lay an egg? . . Activities: Pro Merito 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, BB Intramurals 2, Class Treas. 4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Winter carnival 1-4, One Act Plays 1-3, Fine Arts 2-4, Fr. Club 3,4, Student Tutors 1-3, Chorus 1-4, GAA 1-4, Sr. Play 4, Librarian 2,3, HR Man. 1-4, Winter Carnival BB CCapt.J 2,3, Smoke Signal 2, Frolics 2-4, Tennis 2. SALLY IRENE SAMBOR Sal, Sam I Like: Giving someone a big smile and getting one back. I Hate: Not understanding why . .. You Can Find Me: Teasing Mag- gie . My Favorite Saying ls: 'il love you . My Future Plans Are: Psychology or English. Activities: GAA 1-4 tSec.J 3, Intra- murals 1-4, Fine Arts 2.3, Winter Carnival 1-4, One Act Plays 1-3, Yearbook 3,4, Smoke Signal 3, Frolics 3.4. af SUZANNE M. RONDEAU Sue I Like: Clayton. West B. Lake, good music, no homework. I Hate: Working and curfews. You Can Find Me: At work or riding in a Toyota. My Favorite Saying ls: You Animal! My Future Plans Are: To be happy with someone, college, Activities: Honor Roll 1, G.A.A, 1-4, J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2,3, Fine Arts 3,4, French Club 3,4, Intramurals 1-4, Coed 3,4, Year- book Staff 4, Key Club 4. JENNIFER ANN SHEA Jen I Like: Going places and doing things. You Can Find Me: ln WiIson's. My Favorite Saying ls: I don't know . Activities: Chorus 1-4, Ski Club 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, F.T.A. 1.2. Smoke Signal 2, Color guard 2, Frolics 2-4, One Act Plays 2,3, Advisory Comm. 2, French Club 3,4, Fine Arts 3,4, Student Council 3, Pro Merito 3,4, As Schools Match Wits 3,4, Senior Play 4, Yearbook Ced.J 4, Girls State Rep. 3, Q.V.M.E.A. 2,4, Step-up day, 2, RAYMOND SHUNAMAN ..Ray,, I Like: Having a good time, summer. I Hate: Homework. You Can Find Me: At Crystal Springsoratthe camp. My Favorite Saying ls: You Stooge!! Activities: Archery 1, Winter Carni- val 1-4, One Act Plays 3, Key Club 4. DAVID E. SMITH I Like: Being with friends and flying. I Hate: Study hall and rain. You Can Find Me: In a white Ford or attheWare airport. My Favorite Saying ls: What's happening? PAUL SIMMONEAU Slug I Like: Friday nights at headquar- ters. I Hate: Mr. C. grammar tests. You Can Find Me: At Trifilo's. My Favorite Saying ls: Yea, Right. Activities: F.T.A, 1-4, Key Club 2-4, Band 2,3, Chorus 4, Camera Club 2, 3, French Club 2-4, Ski Club 2, Fine Arts 3,4, Archery 2,3. CYNTHIA SODERGREN EILEEN MARY SLOAT I Like: Warm weather, happy peo- le. lJHate: People who start rumors. You Can Find Me: Ridingaround. My Favorite Saying ls: l'm Sorry. Activities: Freshmen Reception Committee 4, Winter Carnival 1-4. GERI SOREL Germ I Like: Mike, snowy nights. I Hate: Being accused of something I didn't do. You Can Find Me: In a brown Pinto. Activities: G.A.A. 1-4, Intramurals 2- 4, Gym Club 1-3, Dance Club 2,3, French Club 2,3, Honor Roll 2,3, Pro Merito 4, Fine Arts 3. KATHLEEN SIERON Kathy I Like: Guy, jeans, watermelon, strawberries. I Hate: White socks and short pants. You Can Find Me: With a curly headed Italian. Activities: F.T.A. 1, Fine Arts 3.4, Honor Roll 1,3. WALTER SMOLA I Like: Weekends and cars. I Hate:SIow drivers and losing. You Can Find Me: Around every- where. My Favorite Saying ls: That's too bad . A My Future Plans Are: To be a me- chanic. DEBRA JEAN SUPCZAK Zubby I Like: Food. I Hate: Snobs. You Can Find Me: In a 64 FORD. My Favorite Saying ls: C'mon Baby. Activities: Vice President 4, Fine Arts 4, Yearbook 4, Intramurals 3, Olympics 3,4, G.A.A. 1-4. PETER A. STEFANIK Pedro I Like: Good rock concerts, Miller 16's. I Hate: Bagging chickens. You Can Find Me: In the park or Joe's car. My Favorite Saying is: Keep On Truckin .' Activities: Chess Club 1-3, Vice President 2. JOLEEN MARIE SZLOSEK Jo, Big Red I Like: Weekends, sunny days, food and easy money. I Hate: Being sick, getting up early, people who know everything and false names. You Can Find Me: Either here, there, or maybe elsewhere. My Favorite Saying is: Boy, are you stupid, and Yeh, prove it. ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to, G.A.A. 1-4, Gym Club 1, Drill Team 1,2. GERARD VADNAIS I Like: Being with friends, having fun. I Hate: School, especially English, and rainy days. You Can Find Me: Riding in a blue Nova or working. My Favorite Saying Is: AH-OU-GAH. Activities: Honor Roll 3,4, Pro Meri- to 3,4. JAMES SULLIVAN Sully I Like: CAMERAS, Friends, Women and cars. I Hate: Conceited people and febes. You Can Find Me: Gabes, Kobies, Eagles or Crest. My Favorite Saying ls: Jak sie wisi. My Future Plans Are: Study further, maintain a steady high. Activities: Cross Country 2, Year- book 3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Fine Arts ,2-4, Vice Pres. Key Club 1. MARK THOMPSON I Like: Blondes, brunettes, red heads, and Miller High Life. I Hate: Vacuum cleaners, because they suck! You Can Find Me: If you look over your left shoulder. My Favorite Saying Is: What's happening? Activities: Ski Club 1, Chess Club 1- 3, Intramural Volleyball, Softball 4, Basketball J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3. CLAYTON E. SYDLA Syd Chief I Like: Suzanne, action, outdoor, sports. I Hate: Sandwiches, Hot dogs, Heads. You Can Find Me: With the WPD, WFD or SMR. My Favorite Saying Is: OH-YA. My Future Plans Are: Massachu- setts State Trooper. Activities: Basketball J.V. 1,2, Var- sity 3,4, Key Club 1-4, C3 Junior Directory C4 Presidentj, Winter Car- nival 1-4, Intramurals 3,4. EVERETT E. WELLS George I Like: Sports, good looking girls, nice cars. I Hate: Phonies. You Can Find Me: At Trifilo's. My Favorite Saying Is: Bummer, l'm psyched. Activities: Intramural volleyball 4, Media 3,4. CHRISTINE WESOLOWSKI Chris I Like: Being with friends - having un. I Hate: Parks, That Man, having fun. You Can Find Me: With Joyce. My Favorite Saying Is: Oh Ladyyy!!! Activities: Honor roll 1-4, Pro Meri- to 3,4, Intramurals 1,2, G.A.A. 1-3, Ctreasj 4, F.T.A. 1, Color guard 2, Tennis Club 2. Softball Manager 2. Winter Carnival 1-4, Archery. THEODORE ZABEK Ted it 26 BAMBI L. WITT Bam Bam I Like: John McQuaid, car races, and sunny days. I Hate: Rainy days and people who think they are better than anyone else. You Can Find Me: Working at Trifi- Io's and riding around. My Favorite Saying ls: Ah sh - shoot. My Future Plans Are: Mrs. John L. McQuaid. V Activities: Girl's volleyball 1-4, Coed volleyball 3, Girl's softball 1-4, Co- captain girl's volleyball tourna- ment, Gym Club 3, Winter Carnival basketball 84 rope pull 3. 'iif wf-' f 'gE'f.:'g f2y.:f. . If P! I EDWARD WOZNIAK ..Ed,, I Like: Good music, not working. I Hate: Working Friday and Satur- day nights. You Can Find Me: Just about any- where. Activities: Chess Club 1-4, Presi- dent 3, J.V. Football 1, Intramurals 2-4, Honor Roll 3. 1 Our class officers for the 1974-1975 year were: Margaret Rog, Debbie Supczak, Mary Pha- neuf, Kerry Sue Healey, Mrs. Kushner, Ed Pesce, and Mrs. Higney. ALAN WHEELER Itchie l Like: Girls and cars. I Hate: Broken bones. You Can Find Me: Cruising. Activities: Football 1, Chess Club AV Club, Intramurals Cvolleyballb. P' O -5... he What are you doing after the dance? It's funny when you look back on your first year of high school - the memories are still rather frightening. Once again we found ourselves on the bottom. We traveled through corridors in groups of two or more for the first few weeks you never knew when one of those SE- NIORS would come along. Raisin: A color, bluish red in hue, of low saturation and very low brilliance 6 GQ, Finally we were received by Ware High School on Sept. 26, 1971, and we were a part of this place. After that all we had to do was watch our steps and wait foryear number two. Nha Gee, you have bony Who'sgotdishpan hands? Who? knuckles! 28 Sophomore Year Well, we made it through the first part of the test and we were a little more sure of ourselves. Now we were to become a little more seri- ous, or so the teachers seemed to think. Sophomore year is the year when you're right on the brink. There was nothing we could do but sit back and let the Juniors tell us what next year would be like C Just wait till he makes you do those Presidents reportsly And that's just what we did. Just keep your distance, sweetheart. Guess who's comin' to dinner . .. ' I wish Stewart would teach me how to play this thing. But, what if your mother comes home? Sophomore Year Winter Carnival repre- sentatlve Linda LaValley and escort David Chartier. Hey, hon, don't we have a few minutes lgefore the job? One What? :-.-...,,,N I can jump higher than you can! of 16, 0 i A After two years of waiting we finally reached the upperclassmen level - and almost everything they told us was true Cthose Presidents reports really were something else J. Ev- eryone laughed and cried and worked together during this year. Even if we weren't on top, we were together and that's what was im- portant to us. '75 gets off the ground, Winter Carnival Queen and Court, Junior representa- tive Linda Lavalley and escort. ,ko .Qs 0 Gee, Ed, you dance funny! A prom is the one night in your high schooi career that you can play dress-up and get away with it. Our prom was held on the rainy night of May 25th, 1974 at the Willow Glen, in East Longmeadow, much to the amazement ofthe prom committee. Your nose is cold! Get off my toe!!! Your hair smells so nice! Court - Sitting, Francine Girard, queen, and Mike Thomp- son, Standing L. to R. Mike Barbiasz, Diane Noreau, David Moriarty, Terry Gruszcznski, Rita Despres, Steve Wilson, Shelley Houghton, Stanley Juda. And remember after the prom? All those people who came into one house soaking wet from another party. And how about that punch . . .l Well ... at least the punch is good Stanley, don't stare! ko Sehler is fr' ,,YiE J Pro Merito Scholars CZ . Perle! Hey, this beetle is winking at me. N-:XX Love is ,. sharingthe same microscope! Why don't you ask your father? Okay, who took the eighth line out of my circle? oAoTo .ai oolooooE We crossed a lawn mowe with a canary and got shrei ded tweets! . . HIOAg! 5 Wow! This is goingto be some cake! Six college engineering students were sent to help the U.S. Navy work on a new submarine. The length is to be four times the width with the height three times that of the length and width. Enough compart- ments must be fitted into the submarine so that each must be square with U50 the dimensions of the submarine. One com- partment must be saved for the captain and this compartment must be twice the size of the regular compartments. What is the average of the three female students' ages? i I I l ,FIA S 1 9 What if it bites me? What? How can 1 +1 : 3??? i - V strata ig 4 VX K, gf A Look at those dumb girls! Anything to catch my eye! The real power behind the typewriter! Ah Hi! This is the third time I misspelled my name! The pressure moments before the quiz! Thefinger shows the eye-the eye wonders. V I came to type my paper Near perfect as you please, And perfect it would have been Ifididn't skipthe e's'! gk f'Hurry, Iet's look like we're studying! Mr. CarIson's coming! hi. av... 1 ..-ul' Hey what's that iittle man doing? - Someday,i'mgonna beacutesecretarytooln CRUT Yi lWW ' ,, ,,,,. ,. 1 Won't our mommies be proud of our pictures? The soul is the mirror of the mind and a creation is the mirror of the soul. These are the plans to my dream house. ref l E Q in We if 259 S ta Q S. E il Gee, where does this piece go? . , m,,ffz, A :af l 'f . at L . , i As l 4 Oh, rats! Je ne sais pas!! kontreri two populer beleaf, , inglish iz stil duh moste l whydely uzeda langwudge in lS'fhiS h0wT0r1y Orlandv began? skool. Les Francais contin- uent d'ecrire les cantiques. Adios' Yes, my dear, a smile will get you everywhere. . and the little mouse said to the rat... LQAQ Q QUQAQ QE 36 'See no evil, hear no evil, do no evil. AV See everybody, this is THE WORLD! Now for plan 'B !! llillEY llKEMA!0f'l'lEW0l!.l S Q E. I never knew your eyes were blue. We must study the world: We must study the people and why they did what they did: but what will we say when we're asked why we do what we do? Now, here is where Santa lives! .Lp What am I gonna do? What's an hypothesis? X ,ff Ah, president report number 9,999 is all yours! i We all have colds in the nose and 'frogs' in the throat .. it . l Alii Someday ,., Liberace in a dress' Don't laugh, it's your turn next. ls this where it all began? Add: 1 teaspoon of this A smidge of that' A drop of that gooey stuff lege Isn't anyone goingto applaud? Each day you walk into your music class and you see your teacher. You sit down and ar- range your music, preparing to begin. Your teacher says, 'One, Two, Three, ready, sing, and rest .. CAnd they won- 3 der why the stu- A dents are so mixed i upllllb Whatareyou doingto that screw? A 1 R. I'm4gIad we don't have to eat thislf' It's true! I got 20M more suds! ,,.,JlI .. and he ate it? And a pinch of kind words Now mush up thoroughly with the fingers. Fantastic! You've created sornething and you're on Galloping Gour- met- a star is born! r Cognos Q9 B69 Kate 09 Gi Clean V01 95 Q a OP 9 OX X00 Qluno S Fi cn 5' G 'J 5 P1 77' STUDENT ADVISORY T D E N T Undergoing a recon- ' struction this year, the student council has final- ly become a government rather than a dance committee. Representation on the council became better N distributed with the ratifi- D cation ofa new constitu- tion: each class having the same number of rep- resentatives. N ln an attempt to move out to the community in L a move towards student- citizen collaboration, the council undertook a pro- ject on smoking and the ratification ofthe Stu- dents Rights and Respon- sibilities Bill at a town meeting. VV, r l ii,l M F The Student Advisory Board became quite involved in student government this year as they dealt with the issue of chapter 670. They worked hand in hand with the Selectmen and School Committee up until the big night of the town meeting. Nluch credit is to be given these people fortheir hard work. SMOKE SIGNAL K 4-3 -Lp .ant-Q . K ?g'5,,,-ti ' it 1 G' y Dzczn Ware High Indians i..-abil' .Q fi ' , .... KN ' N 1 ' ' sf ii .bLfw.,'ii' ':f r .Q . t '?T'4 J -r':r', ,fm ' . 'fr 5 ..,6B5,i-swgaa , 'wggig t -eeBQ39555WN5tLe.?2efseesl M79'-75-faint 51 4,93 i ?i'Qff4u.-was Qfwzrf if i i' ' ' s Q Q ' , aw wifi 1 i -' A -if gi f ' ' ,l it dzil If 75 ? Y '51 i 1. A I lil bl A Lg X Where would a school be without a school newspaper? Unfortunately, it seems that the student body takes this informative literature for granted and therefore leaves the work up to a handful of people. Even as shorthanded as they are the Smoke Signal staff turns out an excellent paper - one that more people should take an interest in. iii S94 Li? The G.A.A., guid- ed by Kris Krok and Ms. Chra- bascz, held their annual candy sale again. They sponsor several oth- er activities, which in- clude horse- back riding, ski club, and bowling. There aren't many places or times that you can strike out and be proud of it, but if you usually do strike out, perhaps the bowling league would offer some type of outlet. The league meets once a week and many seem to enjoy it. G.A.A. OFFICERS 9 'iiii xv' F I 1 I xx 5 1 Q 42 -Uwvszwsxacm '-,., , . - ' r A. - i,lb .b,b,, , T, . - . , .1.lfN . If ff it i'-- 1 was i'Ready'Se G !i BOWLING lf you would like to do a little bending or if you want to get bet- ter at it, join either of these clubs. Although neither organization performs in public any longer, you can be sure that they still work their hardest to improve themselves. lt's too bad not ev- eryone takes this attitude. GYM CLUB W J 'See what we can do? DANCE CLUB SKI CLUB 3' This seems to be quite popular with the stuents at W.H.S. ,.. Lessons at Mt. Tom and a weekend trip to Ascutney are annual excursions. This year's trip was especially good! 4 Getting ready for Mt, Tom ski lessons. 4 CAMERA CLUB - CHESS CLUB . ,,. X1f1.,, , . .1 , . it A .M C..... . You know who they are. All those kids who walk around the school with cameras around their necks are members of Camera Club. This is one of the few clubs at Ware High that teaches its members a skill. lVlr. Stubljar advises this group and they practice a hands-on approach. If you can't find these mem- bers, it's a possiblility that they're in the dark. Chess Club is the only organization that meets ev- ery day of the week Cwith the exception of the year- book staff a week before deadlinej. This is the place to go if your mind needs a little sharpening- but unfor- tunately there aren't enough chess boards to go around for all those who qualify in this category. lVlr. Shea should get another round of applause for help- ing the many people that take an active interest in this club. ' V ,fe ...,..... ,. AL ' i., ng if 'L as Now where do I move? KEY CLUB Officers: Henry Wozniak, Paul Opalinski, Mike Guimond, Tom Pryzbyla, 'Y rf. v-ff ' i I x Clayton Sydla, Cljresidentb, and Mr. Clark, Qadvisorj. The Key Club made the big move of allowing women to join the ranks this year. This was a big story at first, but af- ter things cooled down, every- thing ran smoothly. The club must again be commended for their outstanding community service and the girls should get a vote of encouragement for their willingness to be involved in something new. Decorating Main St. for Christmas Female members doing their share. Hey, look! A TREE! Although the student tu- tors organization is a bit smaller in number this year, it seems that the girls who did sign up are ofthe dedi- cated variety, thus making up for their limited mem- bership. Mrs. Copithorne would also like to make it known that these girls make it possible to buy new equip- ment for the elementary school through their collec- tion of coupons - This is a relatively unknown fact and one that the girls can be proud of. Jfwfsi i WiIlyou help me? -nal Advisor: Mrs. Copithorne Officers: Secretary, Missy Nicholas: President, Cheryl Kingg Vice-Pres., Cheri Haydeng Treasurer, Paula Gaudette. 'Y v- , , 1 Uv -. . 1. ' I ,'. gva' - '1' K, 1 he ,fi a STUDE T TUTORS I x 25 CHORUS What goes on in the auditorium first thing every morning? No one is really positive, but judging from the harmonic noises erupting from within, everyone seems to assume that it's the chorus. All kidding aside, it seems as though this year's chorus has done a lot of work. They have been invited to perform at several functions and have again partici- pated in the Quabbin Music Festival. lVlr. Stewart has due reason to be proud of these kids, just as the rest of Ware High is. ..,..,,.....q..N-1.1 -..,.,.......--- BAND Nunn-v Q., a i if . 4..- MAJORETTES - COLOR GUARD Dazzling the town of Ware with their brand new uniforms, the Ware High School band of- fered their services for several gatherings this year. lt may be hard to believe that all that noise comes out of that rather small group, but when you have the know-how and the spir- it, numbers are relatively unimportant. Hope- fully, the band will maintain this attitude forever - and we only hope that the rest of the school follows in line. Although there were a few problems this year, the majorettes and color guard re- mained a highlight in half-time activities. X. 'Mfrs BOYS' STATE GOOD GOV'T Q -. . 3 X f l fi. 'il 3 DAY Boys'State David Chartier and Peter Plassmann were the 1974 representatives to Boys' State. Peter acquired an appointment to the Superior Court bench and David was elected to the State Senate. Between shaving cream fights, showing up at dinner with nothing but shorts and a tie, and streaking 500 boys at a time, the boys got some good political experience. David Robidoux was also a representative but was un- ableto attend. Girls'State The 1974 Girls' State repre- sentative was Jennifer Shea. Jennifer was elected to the House of Representatives where she became the chair- man of the Ways and Means Committee. Girls' State and Boys' State used to be held on the same campus. Nine months later the rule was changed. Girls' State is now held at Bridgewater and Boys' State is held at As- sumption. Good Gov't Day The author of this article knows nothing about Good Government Day except that this year's representative is Henry Woznial and that these representatives go to the State House and take over for a day. Maybe they can straighten it out! Citizen-one entitled to the rights and responsibilities of a freeman. Missy Nicholas was voted best qualified for this position. GIRLS' STATE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION GOOD CITIZEN Did they really look like this back then? FINE ARTS CLUB 'K i T! K i 5 ,.:'A, 1:,,, J ,.2LL 21: -izf K - ele , C C it C eeel eeel eeeel s ,i y .., . .V eehl i Mark Orszulak, Committee Chairman, Debbie Pol- hill, Secretary, Ruth Hamilton, President, Barbara Renaud, Vice-President, Julie Forte, Treasurer. I wonder what his name is? though the Fine Arts Club has not ine museum-hopping as frequently in the past, they have still remained I active club this year. The main ijective of this organization is to in- rest students in the creative aspect life. Although it may seem rather impos- ole, some at Ware High have learned iite a bit of culture by participating the activities this club sponsors, and rthis they should be commended. Tnpto Boston See what we found? Les Membres de la cercle Fran- cais sont tres actits dans cette annee. lls sont alles patiner et ils ont chante les cantiques de Noel aussi. Although there are few French experts at W.H.S., texclud- ing French teachers, of courselj the French Club seems to be an ex- tremely active group. They even managed to get enough people to go caroling after trying to get rid of them on a skating trip! This group FRENCH CLUB me J,,,+ , s. Q 11 should be applauded for their inter- est, and it's sure that if the stu- dents involved inthe club would show as much interest in their studies, there would be a few better grades. But then who'd have time forthe club? You never win. French Club Officers 'W , ,.,, I A V Jtfit SPANISH CLUB LIBRARIANS Although it is new this year, the Span- ish Club is working to get started. Their cooking may leave something to be de- sired, but at least they try! Not until you have a research paper due do you truly realize the value of a li- brarian who can find just what you need. Although these people are taken for granted, they do in tact serve almost all persons at Ware High at one time or an- other. They are given an appreciative thank-you and hope that they realize that everyonefeelsthe same way. 5 2 K f':: lag 3 srrs When do l have to have these developed? Yearbook staff . y il o 'i if , f , M,,.. . ig M i l- X . .Q K n ,-,k - , 1 3 Business Staff: Anthony, Camille, Giselle, Dolores, Robert, Alice, Carol W.. ,,,,,, s g R This is serious business. You mean, I did it wrong? Interested Underclassmen Nl' A typical Yearbook Staff meeting. k'Ss,,,,,,. .1----s Q' lr if The Yearbook Coov Staff. tial You be sure to get that done! With the cry of discrimination at the door, the yearbook staff made a firm declaration to involve underclassmen in its forma- tion. However - with the exception of a few very interested peo- ple,the yearbook was again done by the seniors. All that can be said is - Congratulations to the seniors, and good luck to whoever comes next. A personal thank-you goes out to Ms. Kris- tina for all her time, effort, and patience that she had during this year to make this yearbook possible, and also to Kris Krok, our talented and dedicated art editor. The first annual Honorary Yearbook Editor Award goes to Roger Beauregard. ,il-l ?,E,,,. 'G TW s Not a Passing Fad Q Embroidered jeans Workshoes Earth shoes The styles of the '7O's changed radically from the conventional way of dress. They were influenced by the nostalgia craze in the me- dia. PracticaIity'and casual wear were key factors in dress. Snorkel coat Carter's jeans Short haircuts Slang Dictionary A-AACa dub I aj- best: greatest Back off- Leave me alone Bad- good Boogie- dance Bowl- 1. hollowtube with container at end used for smoking marijuana. 2. to smoke marijuana. Bummed - 1. tired out 2. confused Burn -to defeat Butt- cigarette Chick - a desirable female, usually paired with a dude Decent- Csee A-AAD Dip - not a very intelligent person Dog- an undesirable male or female, not usually paired with a chick or a dude Dude- a desirable male, usually paired with a chick Dumb- used in describing a dip Expletive Deleted - See White House tapes Fag- a person with different ideas Fagged -tired out Fire -to consume: as in: Let's fire some peeves Flip the bird -to extend the middle finger from a fist in the heat of anger Get into it -to become actively involved in activities such as bowling and boogie Give me a break - an expression equivalent to: Oh No! Gross - a truck load of dead babies with a live one at the bottom Hard Guy -a very strong and athletic male Hassle -to give somebody a hard time Head - one addicted to drugs High - a condition prior to being P.O. Horny -the description of the hard outer layer of a clam shell Hots - an increase in body temperature due to various distractions Hunk- Csee dudej I blew it- 1. to have started laughing: to have given away a joke 2. to have failed Jerk- Csee dipj Joe - a title that preceeds a description of the person. ex: a person who likes cross-country would be called Joe Runner Later- I don't want to discuss it. Low Man - one who has lost out Mint- Csee decentj Moron -Csee jerky Nice- used in describing a chick or a dude Nurd - one who indulges in matters of intellectual significance Oh Baby! - an exclamation of happiness Out of it - not into it P.0. - passed out Porno - a film or book for perverted people only Psyched - happyg in a good mood Queer - Csee fagj Right on - an exclamation of approval Ripped - angry Rip off- to cheat: to steal Stud - a metallic projectile implanted into the outer layer of rubber of a snow tire Stuff- drugs Stupid - Csee dumbj Tons - large quantities: manyg alot Truck -to move forward Wicked - Csee mintj You're hurtin' - you're drunkg you're out of ity t'you're in pain You Know It - Csee right ony Zero - fsee moron end doublej Zit- Csee moronj X , gas , 4 2 ..- ,H l mv h T, 0, Awgh WE KM, wMM, .,.. You don't have to be smart, just rich. Leather Bags K IUUD Class Rings 66, who Us CHEAT? G Where Eagles Dare. 06 foo E eo., IEW: . I Hard guys down the gym. Main St.? You Knbw It! Truckin ' .....,.f,,., a an , J wx ii I 5 :: , g??i:iSQf fi- '2?i t: .iz 2' I - it I K fair , ,ti s 1 E CHICAGO 0 R .X I x Red Finger Nail Polish Teachers wear 'em too! , My ageee wi 1, if s If Furry, Sensuous Coat? N' ..., V' tw. , Hurry Up! Get out your Honor Study Pass, Here comes Frank! In case you're wondering what we've been trying to show you in the last five pages, you've seen the things you hear, see, wear, do, and use. Twenty years from now you may not be doing these things, but when you look at this book you'II see what you looked like, how you acted and what you did. Hope you've enjoyed it! DEEP PURPLE I Q Why did I stick thingsin rnyears? Don't take that picture, Baker, orI'II hit you. '?4f,ii2'i'i W these THE WHO ,ttr s 2' ,A ,if 0 AU. ig ar 1-We DEWL NAU, I We don't care who made you do it, the question is WHAT DID YOU DO? Elton John The ever famous sweater. 1 I- Calendar 1974 January - February Nixon rejects Watergate Committee subpoenas Nixon issues papers onthe Milk Fund and l.T.T. Military spy ring disclosed Oil companies disclose huge profits Nixon predicts severe inflation SLA kidnaps Patricia Hearst Impeachment inquiry begins Gasoline shortage grows lmpeachable charges debated Miami wins the Super Bowl March - April Nixon concedes hush money knowledge Jaworski tapes go to impeachment inquiry Nixon agrees to pay back taxes Hank Aaron breaks Babe Ruth's homerun record George Pompidou dies Golda Meir resigns Flyers win the Stanley Cup Celtics win world title May Agnew is disbarred Willy Brandt resigns 62 Pierre Trudeau loses power india explodes nuclear device June - July Nenameseck Square is saved Mother of Martin Luther King, Jr. is slaii Supreme Court rules against Nixon Supreme Court rules on busing Juan Peron dies Makarios ousted in Cyprus August Nixon resigns Ford attacks inflation September - October Ford pardons Nixon Calley Conviction is overturned November - December Busing protested in Boston Ali regains title New element discoveredg 106 Oakland wins World Series January 1975 Pittsburg wins Super Bowl 'SM -52-6oofG'o01e Freshman Reception Ware High School Book Of Records October 18, 1974 ,g .I in .t X fs e 1 .. , l . . ' M Let 's ju m p into th e sack. i oe r .,:e' s l'Il head 'em off at the pass. Stay off my toes this time. 'Qs Games high school kids used to play Ready, set, blow! Hiccup! Walk in a straight line? lt'sa frog eat frog world. 1 ' QIA 4 ,W ..,, ..., A ...., ,, ,.,.., ,, ,... W fkx ffxx tt i . Don't worry, it's in the bag. Gentlemen, start your engines. Left...two..,three... KW s,,,s,. t ..,- 11 1 X if m:L: L' I -SS X X gi, right...two.,.three... 1. Fastest Siamese Twin Runners Susan Boucher, Mark Sinclair 2. Highest Paper Cup Tower Builders Linda Berthiaume, Robert Trudeau 3. Fastest Spoon and Marble Runner Jeff Moulton 4. Fastest Potato Sack Racer Robert Hoffey 5. Fastest Baloon Blower Phillip Sloat F 6. Fastest Tricyclist Leonard Hannum 7. LongestJump-Ropers Donna Baron, Wendy Harper You said a mouthfull! 8. Fastest Orange Passers Susan Butcher, Robin Newton, Laurie Parda, Beatrice Phaneuf, Debbie Powdkowka, Donna Ryder, Kim Saletnik, Donna Sullivan, Eva Weatherwax 9. Fastest Leap Frog Racers Charles Lask, John Thompson 10. Best Polka Dancers Susan Gage, Alan Mosher 11. Ugliest Freshman The entire Class of 1978 Shoot . . . score!!! Pull over, buddy! You blew it! Ring around the collar! Is this what you learn in Home Ec? Kiss me, YOU fool! Don't you dare fall! Retur . Z it Funky Chinaman Croak ...croak . .. ning once again to the traditions of yester year, the Class of r' M 1978 was welcomed into Ware High on Oct. 18th. For some strange FGSSOVI, the Freshmen Class chose to dress in a rather different fashion and they seemed to find it easy to amuse themselves during the first W '- part of the night. No major catastrophe occurred, probably due to the prayers of the administration, and it turned out to be a fun night for all. YOU 80 WSU 65 1 if ,MQ 0 . Mini-Olympics There will be two commands: Get set and go! Are you ready, get set ... go! Look out ... DICK up the u-fwz'.ll.. ,,:,,,,,- 5 -if ' if. -www 1 .Q 1 if ' f rl' .. K --'V .1 - 5.1 '9' ,,,5 3 .g -lg.,--'zrfz - g i 0 T lqifiuwzmw mm Q X Spf' -76? Q' -' 5 . P+ W l- ,Q xl 3 0 'QM-fhrQ ' . '35, - ,. H.-+.a. W ' 'JPAIYQQWQ 'IT .1 . , ,E r :' 5 la Q. ' M fn baton ... no, no, the other way... get off the ground . .. get up . .. pass it . . . hurry . . . that's it! Thetime ... 15:17 for boys' 400 yd. relay! And the Juniors win! fr' 1974 Mini-Olympics I l U Events Gold Q5 pt.l Silverf3 pt,y Bronzell pt.j Jr So Fr A V N 50 yd- dash Cboysb G. Buelow J. Zagorski J. Koons 3 1 0 ll 50 yd. dash Qgirlsl s. Bish c. Swallow lvl. Udall 3 1 5 ' 100 yd-dE1ShCb0yS7 M. Barbiasz J. Zagorski S. Lawrence 3 1 0 100 yd. dash Cgirlsj S. Bish M. Udall S. Houghton 0 3 5 100 yd. relay Cgirlsl L, Sherman K, Therrien M. Phillip 5 1 3 W. St. Geroge L. Berthiaume D- Pesce ' 300 yd- relay Cboysl B. Dansereau J. Blslw lvl. sambor 5 1 o , V J. Brimmer Jo. Phillip D. Provost -Y 300 yd- relay Cgirlsb L. Maynard S. Saletnik K. Robidoux 3 1 O nl7 ,, J. Dubuque D. Masse B. Ratcllff T. Saletnik D. Parker J. Wnek D. Grattorl L. Graves D. Berthiaume 600 yd. relay Cboysj Da. Boucher G. Allard D. Chartier 5 3 0 S. Donaldson J. Bothwell R. Beauregard P. Opalinski Da. Hayden W. Kather M. Wisnoski S. Lawrence J. Sullivan 600 yd. relay fgirlsj L. Jastrebski W. King D. Noreau 5 O 3 L. Sherman S. Dominie S. Rondeau tx li - W. St. George R. Bernier L. Maynard . S. Saletnik Y. Walker D. Supzcak f f 900 yd. relay fboysb T. Przybyla D. Provost T- Durepo 5 3 1 I - B. Dansereau G. Allard P. Daley 7, J. Kubaska Da. Hayden J. Vadnais -A 1200 yd- felay CbOyS7 T. Przybyla Do. Hayden P. Szczygiel 5 O 1 ff' M. Morrissette E. Pesce S- Maynard H. Wozniak J. Bish M. Guillemette ,L .,. . ... B. Dansereau Jo. Phillip M. Lukaskiewicz 8 54-1 I 300 yd. run Cgirslj J. Labier K, Saletnik Do. Boucher 0 5 3 Q 'l f 600 yd. run fboysp H. Wozniak Do. Hayden M. Guillernette 5 O 1 600 yd. relay Cco-edl M. Barbiasz M. Chartier S. Donaldson 1 0 3 G. Buelow P. Szczygiei J. Brimmer J. Anderson S. Dominie B. King Do. Boucher B. Skypeck D. Masse . Shuttle-run fboysl G. Desjardins P-KOChaf1ek J. Ciejka 3 5 O J. Koons G.lxlJun1alf1tt No. Labbe N. Gage M- OI'I'iSS9 9 W. Kather .5 i M. Sambor P- OD8lif1Ski R. Shunaman Shuttle-run CgirlSJ C. Masse M- Pharleuf G. Giard 0 1 5 B. Skypeck C- Jilek E. Kather L. Berthiaume B- Wifi D. Pesce ,gl , , 7 . R. Bernier L- L3V3ll9y P. Carrol A .--'. 51-,umequn qC0-edy P. Kochanek M- Ffhaneuf J. Bothwell 5 1 O ,Af f M. Wisnoski C- JHQK B. Getchell yu L. Jastrzebski J- 0191140 J. Wnek : A... .KZ k. Desforges Jo. Prlllllp G. Palmero ,Q 5 Foul-shootingqgirlsy B. Gravel C. Wnek L. Bator 5 3 1 3- ' 'A -f' Foul-Shootingfboygy E. Wozniak T- Korzec T. Durepo O 3 1 A ' TOTAL 45 61 33 32 'f'AuWi W1.. . ir A-.QM-1 . rr Ag3w t K. My I I Q 1 J 0 . . . ., xr. iilr H I fb, I X Christmas Assembly f 1 5 i sp. 5,511 X 9 4 . 5 9 rl it A 'NR Deck the halls with boughs of holly. fa la la la la la la la la. This year's Christmas Assembly, the first of its kind, broughtthe spirit to many. The tree decorating con- test, which included the decorating of a few human tree holders, was won by the seniors with only a third of the class pre- sent. Competition has even worked its way into Christmas! As Schools Match Wits 'E i s Q J,,,.w , Peter Plassmann, Jennifer Shea, Mike Pajak, Joe Sam- bor, and Dave Chartier CaIt.j matched wits in a losing . .. C .. battle with Classical High School of Springfield. 'i , . , f E . . A , I knew we shouldn't have bought that glue at Nlals. Symbolic. Pull ,. pull .,. never mind. Look, Ma! No shoes. Hurry up, it's cold. Winter Carnival March 7-8,1975 No! I'm sorry, this isn't the moon. Look! lt's the Jupiter 2. No! lt's a Klingon warship. Z it 1 ' ,J ' 3 ,V , - w.,!,, . E . What strange crea- V tu fes - U W 5 i .,,.. Play it again, Koonsie. Are We next? met Q WWWF kHp,Mww2wwe4WW 'iir iff? L' ' 'K ' ' - - i , Q- 'x Sewers it Get thetough skin and tape . .. quick. Wake me when it's over. l Another team bites the mud. I didn't say Ngo! yet. What do you do when you've scheduled a Winter Carnival and the snow just doesnt show up? Well, at least the Ware High students adjusted readily and made do with what they had - a lot of mud. The float parade and the rope pull were the only outdoor events, and though the mud caused a few problems, the after- noon ran rather smoothly. ldmesayv We're in the mud- Don't move or l'll shoot. ' A 7 W' kL,7i Sometimes you feel likea nut. Hey there, big boy. Isn't hethecutest thing. V W Psst, the banana's been graped. . ,:t ,1 t i'iiii '. . R25 Q V gJ,,V,'i f . if it Y ' 'fi , on, l've got at on. . ' . .A ' ' 'A :two ., 4 ' ' t 'f QQ- 4 M I m right, it's the world that's LostorSpaced? rong. - ,,,, tg., Q. 3 Thegl Star. Nlmmmm! Shaving cream. No wonder we're lost, woman driv er. i t ' 'L s - A , tt , ttt - .:,. -1 ' 'Q ifii V tt . .. ,,,-1 ' ' 5 Q BSCK off, its mine- Ha Ha, I can jump higherthan you can. Trajectory: 36 degrees cu: ve. l can fly, I can fly. Outta the way, youve on my Bubble-brained. team. Although the participants in both the class skits and the numerous basketball games were indeed important, the spectators are what made the differ- ence in these events. All classes showed a great deal ot consideration and for a while, there was even a little cooperation! Hold that pose. 69 K3 It f1 ' s '9?. ' - 2 .. ii. -f ' -i r X: +A- -'it J i , 4 3 E s . t V. ,NLI .. , .Q ,,4, ii -' gt Q... Z rhf, , in if fimfif' by . - . - Yby Don't blame me, it wasn't my fault. Wherefd the bali go? lt's your move . .. lthink . .. r r That's no fair, you returned it. Heyy did We ...am ! We've got to stop meeting like this. Gulp... oops . .. Iswallowed it. Meanwhile, five hours later . .. s Look out for the net! 70 Now l've got you .,. king me. The Rest? Because the carnival has caused so much con troversy in the past fevv years, the Student Council decided to divide everything amongthe organiza- tion within the school. This proved to be a wise move, and one that was fun for once, instead of a competing massacre. A lot of credit is given to all who helped make the carnival a success, and it is hoped that this year is an indication of future inter- class cooperation. 'Nw Over the net, I said over. 5221 Love is ... holding hands. Queen: Terry Grusczynski, Escort: David Moriarty. Freshman: Gay McCrystal, Escort: Alan Mosher. Sophomore: Doreen Higney, Es- cort: Glen Allard. Junior: Invisible Girl, Escort: Invisible Man. Senior: J I S I k,E t:K tW' . Our honorablejudge and referee. O een Zose SCO' en 'ngard l'IIdecide for myselfl' i .',W,...,,,,...,..m1,1 f 3 The proud presidents display their award for the tenth annual WHS Winter Carnival. Givemeans... E... N...O,..l...R...S.,.oobSll9 fr, Fr Posters O Skits O Chess 1 Boys Volleyball O Girls Volleyball 1 Co-ed Volleyball O Boys Basketball O Girls Basketball O Ping Pong O Boys Rope Pull O Girls Rope Pull O Floats 3 1 1 Decorations O Did they go by yet, huh, did they? Total 5 The Sophomore Class won first place for their decorations of the Flint- stones andthe Great Gazoo. Hey fellas. who's winning the volleyball game? So Jr O 1 1 3 5 O 5 3 1 5 3 0 5 3 0 O 1 1 3 5 3 5 1 3 5 1 1 3 5 1 5 3 y2 lf: 5 1 O 0 Kris Krok and Bill Kather won the poster contest with their out-of- 12 yz 40 V2 35 this-woridabilities. Things We Missed lt was curtains for the Senior Play. One Act Plays -fine act- ing offered by the future actors and actresses at Ware High. The Sophomore l-lop was boycotted by the S.R.A. And for the more estheti- cally inclined, there are the Frolics. Senior Skip Day has been skipped this year. The baseball season, Was base-ically suc- cessful with not one single loss, they ad- mitt-ed. Clayton Sydla wants to be Chief of Police again on Town Gov- ernment Day. The Senior Banquet Mmm! lt was good! N' On Class Day, Henry Woz- The golf team had a swing- ing time this year. The seniors hopefully gradu- ated on June12, 1975. Qi niak dropped the baton and l 3 . .: - ' 1 all the seniors hit the deck, y R , 1 The Junior Prom does look l A' P I ... 1 ' -llll --if . -X prom isingl l M s Q a S r-- K' Y' f ln Maybe this year there will be a Girl's Softball team. l The annual Spring concert will be held againthis year. 3 Coachvs III a Class by TheII1S6 2 I cn H 3 5 rn 33 s.1au.m LL mg sm Qt? 6 0'LI N 'I 01 75 O 111.0 Sf 1 Football Front Row fLeft To Rightj: Paul Allard, Chris Barbiasz, lames Phillip, Chris- topher Pajak, Gene Birk, Gary Buelow, Peter Plassmann, Mike Barbiasz, Joe Charbonneau, Ed Pesce, John Phillip, Bill Blodgett, Joe Juszczyk. Back Row Jim Talarico, Assistant Coach, Mike Guimond, Robert McCullough, Glen Allard, Joseph Vadnais, Mike Stubljar, Head Coach, Timothy Durepo, l i il rewqxwgin Tk B .. ,1 ' .f.v:p,i i A is Take than . t g Josspi gg , 'i'i ,iioe c iiis f iiro 3 it jg qt 1 is iriii T 74 1 s 4.- Richard Seveney, Assistant Coach, Paul Daley, Neil Gage, Joseph Szlosek, Greg Southworth, Mark Davies, Denis Vaughan, Kenneth Kularski, Chris Wilson, Robert Cummings, Gary Desjardins, Timothy Barbiasz, Mike Prov- ost, James Mazik, Alan Mosher, Bruce Anacleto, Steve Maynard, Manager Rudy Orszulak. -ia Take it easy, boys! , xo , ,,,,,,. ,,,, , I ,, ,I , ' J T' f 'M s,sisr T A , 10 i , :J f ' y - SV' T 'W ir J CHARGE! llii ii'i f ,ir T T s ix z f iii , , , ? Quarter Sneak ws . ug-yga:-.:f5.fQi'f - H 'f.,,: L . srss i ,i it Race to the Goal Line L, N ..:k NU M, is. A Gang Tackling Hey-Wait for me! Don't Look . . . We're dressing . wif-few 'C 4? se X . -,,..g 1 H - 1 F' .i F K. ig xg . X . J 9 ' V 0 1 ' ' 4 . 1 0 - , Mike Seniors Charbs ' I WF? . , ff - Q - li I HY KLV: QQ f. 'I gf ti , .. Lf l .,kL L A : 1 . i t tw st f f-i' f diet' -'13-1, Q lim P, Bubbles Gary Plelfe lohn P, ' Q I ' lnvr -, 'l 1 'en S 3 1 O A i' t U 9 fe- 31 4, 1 'Qi Bill B. Pesh , A ,,, AHA. .A Hole I said . . . give me the ball! A ' . -A uf'-:bv-' L Q 5 I g fr, v, ' Y 5 1 1 . I. - . . , 7 Y 1 l l. -1 S' 1 ,, ' ky , Q j ' ' f s' . d ., ff'-1' 'W ugh!!! Aiirigmi Here ir asi This past season, the Ware High Indians made one of the greatest comebacks ever. Last year they had a record of U-9 and they rebounded this year with a record of 7-2 during the regular season, but suffered a heartbreaking 21-20 defeat in the final quarter of the West- ern Mass. finals against Northbridge. This season's success is due to many factors include ing rookie coach Mike Stubljar and all-Western Mass. players Mike Barbiasz and Gene Birk. Gene W i 97 N.. . 'l 7 ' 1 ' . . y ' .-1 1 ' ,Z n A, -sf i in N is gg, ' Mffijlk' 6-453. W2?!.b.- in fx A '14-a:.g...-i'Jii loelug Ware13 Ware14 Ware 3 Ware23 Ware 3 Ware2O Ware 17 'Ware17 Oh Oh . . here they lWare14 COITIQ Lee 28 Amherst O Mt. Greylock O Mahar 9 Mohawk 14 Pioneer 7 Frontier 8 Turners Falls O Palmer 6 I'Ilcatch it Run for daylight 75 Cross Country 1' Front Row - CLeft To Righty: Mark Chartier, Richard Norton, Danny Prov- Douglas Weatherwax, John Koons, Henry Wozniak, Captain, Joe Kubaska, ost, Paul LaBier, Randy Bishop, Judy LaBier, Sandy Dominie, Marialyce Paul Opalinski, Scott Donaldson, Joe Sambor, Jay Brimmer, Pete Kocha- Worden. Back Row - Bonnie King, Manager, Martha Ciukaj, Manager, nek, Paul Szczygiel, Rachel Lavailee, Manager, Mike Lincoln,Coach. We've got to stop meeting like this i Not bad for one leg, eh? 76 RUN for he-Nth Henry! Want your sneakers? It's got six legs! We've got the runs I'Il take this 009 We've got legs! Fall fashions Ware 29 Classical 28 Ware 15 Path. 48 Ware 43 Palmer 20 Ware 32 Nlonson 36 Ware 32 Tantasqua 52 Ware 29 Quaboag 26 Ware 20 N. Brook. 41 Ware 21 lVlar. Hill 38 Ware 18 Path. 43 Ware 31 Palmer 24 Ware 42 Ludlow 28 Ware 42 Monson 50 Ware 41 Tantasqua 31 Ware 41 Quabbin 20 Ware 24 N. Brook. 35 Ware 20 Nlar. Hill 41 1d0wn,49 to go. LaST place again The Cross Country team, under the direction of Coach Mike Lincoln and led by Captain Henrv Wozniak, had one of their finest finishes in many years, posting a 7-7 record. The J.V. team, led by Captain Marialyce Worden, finished 6-8. The entire Varsity team will return next year, and another fine season is anticipated. Junior Henry Wozniak was undefeated in 16 meets, and finished 66th in Western Mass. competition, Junior Scott Donaldson came in 36th in Western Nlass. competition. Basketball ,, 'ummm Uifsaf I rw ...in i y s 2 -. I REE? if 'N . I 5. , - Wikis, .J L ' L j' 3 ff .if f G .xl i Q in Damn. I missed another layupl Ware 64 48 Belchertown Ware 61 43 Quabbin Ware 84 56 Tantasqua Ware 52 65 Hopkins Wafe102 26 Paihfllldel' Ware 62 41 Palmer Ware 66 64 Monson COD Ware 94 61 QUQDOQS Q I is Ware 68 70 N. Brookfield y i 1, Ware Q1 48 Marianiiiii Ware 61 60 Southwick Hey, don't I know you from somewhere? Ware 72 36 pathfinder Ware 74 55 Palmer Ware 93 64 Monson Ware 89 94 Maflanhlll COTJ Ware 65 80 N. Brookfield ware 67 58 Quaboag Ware 68 59 Quabbin Ware 75 59 SOUtl'lWlCk Ware 53 52 Tantasqua Spaceshot for two ,A I v ' ' ll 5 if is is Q 'Rf 6 ' ' 42 K i -4 'fix I K Q E E sv fn. 1 sf'-Sl, W My shots never go in! Give me that ball I don't choke under pressure. Ready, set, hut 1, hut 2, hike! As of the yearbook deadline. the Ware High Varsity Basketball team had completed a very successful 1644 year and entered the playoffs with a very convincing 74-47 victory over Granby. Doug Hayden led all scorers this year with 517 points to up his four-year total to 1109, a school record. Other high scorers on the team were Mike Barbiasz and Gary Buelow. Other team members were: David Robidoux, Clayton Sydla, David Moriarty, Chris Barbiasz, lVlarc Nlorrissette, Bruce Anacleto, Gill Higney, Mike Wisnoski, David Hayden, and Alan Kusek. Ware entered the semi- finals after defeating St. Mary's of Westfield by a score of 58 to 57. At press time, Ware was scheduled to play against St. Joe's of Pittsfield. fl 2 it '2 ' F T vi.,- l l Eagerness pays off ss 5 3 4 --A .La EE 1 ' You go get it! How could I miss? ' 6,131 S 2 ' I Ware 54 47 Belchertown 5 . ' 'L 2 S Ware 55 48Quabbin - lsss - f 5 . T ntas ua N. , X L ,-S., sx , Ware66 41a q 3 f 4!Q,' A V V 6 t Q , f' 5 X Ware61 53 Hopkins I ' 6 J by Iftxga I K ' I ,42 i j., Wafe 66 25 Patllflndef Ji me 6434 'U ,Q i s V ar W ' ware 52 19 Palmer , ' fir 5 2 ,, ' 'A i ',,' ' Ware 62 50 Monson , 2 67' Q 6 333 6 , 1i1n:TQ'4!f' 64 ware 63 48 Quaboag l 1' ' i, V 'A W 'Q 7' : 5 3 ,g ti, : i Ware 69 55 North Brookfield f A . i 2 wi ,, ' 'L 6' X y 'Q' Ware7O 51 Marianhill ' A ' 2 tg' ' a A ,i- 6 Ware 51 56 Southwick ' 2 6 1 'Q' 2 - L 9 ,fl I 1. were-47 27 Pathfinder ' W ' '-' L 2 ' ' - r in ' -S A A Ware48 31 Palmer , f X g , 5 Q Ware 73 50 Monson 5 5 6 ' I 5, Ware67 54 Nlarianhill 5' 211 1 K6 M , -A , Ware 74 60 North Brookfield in f 2 5' 5 AN 6 ff ware eo 52 Quaboag ' 2 f gf 5 2 4 Ware 55 58Quabbin . . Q... .- . , , A-M,,...,- N 1 Ware 46 41 Southwlck Come On' baby' Come on! ,, Ware 64 58 Tantasqua . - . A ,,,.....,M-A --lfrl Piece ofcake 4 f X f of r 'V g i J Wi vi M 136 sw . 75. . 22 kg! N .i 3 2 66 MM-- 6 . ff -6 .Q 2 A ' g W. 2i 3? 1 I ,Ri- M 4 A A 1 K 'ina' 4? DJ'-U5 Nzzthyigl. V - , h ' 2 5 ' ,ff ' if '.' t , g 62 .5 2, 2, V' Qezifi Dj , if l Q 9. if 7 . in- 7 1. i 2 1 22s to A 7 . M , Q! tt . 5 I S , 6 3 -2 4 1 . , is 6 6 . 4 .F Q .es 5- Q ' . ' 2 6. , . A fm, 65 b A 2,.jv-rfhv f. Simon says . Two hands, not one fin- 8' A 2' 'F' 6 UR ' JY Q SCF + . - ' 2 as. -y Y 7 1 i B g . ' . 4 f U Qing, QA V y x -52. sz, I The Boys' J.V. Basketball team had a great season this year win- OT- -- ' an Q ' J .. 4, ' ning 90921 of their games and winning the Quaboag League title with w I 3 ' me m .. if I X a 12-O league record...Coach Wayne Higney came through his Fresh- ' li , 5 if men year with flying colors and an 18-2 overall record, defeating 'i ' 4 21 ' ' ' 2 every team they played at least once. The two J.V. losses were by 6 H just8 points combined. Back off, shorty! Somebody get open! 79 Girls' Basketball L. To R. - Carolyn Sygiel, Terry Gruzczynski, Denise lVlasse. Liz Sherman, Bonnie King, Jean Anderson. Kim Desforges, Doreen Boucher, Karen De- vine, lVleave Rohan, Coach Jean Chrabascz, Ware has come a long way this season. For the first time in nine years the Indians found themselves eye- ing the Quaboag League Title. They have developed a strong and aggressive game determined on defense to force the low percentage shot-backed by an offense that can hit from outside and penetrate into the key forthe easy lay-up. Doreen Boucher has reached her peak of ability this season, leading Ware in scoring and rebounding. Liz Sherman and Jean Anderson as the team Quarterbacks, at guard, have risen to the job of controlling their teammates and are recognized for their vvell-placed passes and fast breaks. Kim Desforges, starting center. has been most impressive this season with her containment of the opponents under the basket, offensively and defensively. Her basketball sense and desire to win would have to be a foreshadowing for her senior year. lVleave Rohan's hustling and fine defensive work have also contributed to the success of this year's team. Ware 36 62 Minnechaug Ware 58 69 Hopkins Ware 54 3 Pathfinder Ware 52 37 Palmer Ware 37 33 Palmer Ware 44 71 Quaboag Ware 60 38 North Brookfield Ware 73 69 Nlarianhill Ware 5170 Tantasqua Ware 5516 Pathfinder Ware 48 31 Palmer Ware 60 33 Monson Ware 53 40 Nlarianhill Ware 47 42 Quaboag Ware 26 56 llllinnechaug Ware 6131 North Brookfield Ware 39 40 Quaboag tt 2 l 'E l .,.. I Qi f 5 1 sf 'X . K 80 JunqpBaby'JUmp Butch for an easy lay-up Pol-'Von One? J.V.'s L. To R. - Dawn Campbell, Lydia Bator, Michelle Rzeznikewiec, Kathy Robidoux, Coach Galgano, Kathy Jurczyk, C. J, Masse, Brenda Ratcliffe Sue Deslauriers. Kim Saletnik, Denise Pesce. --.L ,N wiv' 11.31 ..4. ' ' uhrrl l 1 ' I . V ' ' 1 1 1 S' 1 I Two. Four. Six points to the good. This year's J.V. team holds many hopes for the future. They surprised everyone by accumulating a 9-1 rec- ord. including an 8-O mark in the league. Team leaders include Michelle Rzeznikewiec, Sue Deslauriers. Kathy Robidoux. Kim Saletnik. Brenda Ratcliffe, and Coach Galgano, A steady. consistent offense sparked the clubs 1974-75 success. 5 'K'J f- -f K ,.,,, V. I , ,.4d...,..-nl ,K , ff X af-be F s. 'Ak 35- Ware 26 7 Nlinnechaug Ware 13 18 Hopkins Ware 15 9 Monson Ware 3714 N. Brookfield Ware 32 4Palmer Ware 25 20 Nlarianhill Ware 39 7 N, Brookfield Ware 22 18lVlonson Ware 28 5 Nlinnechaug Wrestling Row 1 - Claire Labbe, Pete Kochanek, Paul Labier, Normahd Labbe, Nel- Frank Stolar, James Nleegan, Mike Balcom, Gene Birk, Greg Southworth, son Labbe, John Koons, Henry Wozniak, Dave Chartier. Row 2 - lVlr. Head Coach lVlr, Lincoln. White, Assistant Coach: Alan Mosher, Bill Kather, Ed Pesce, James Quink, l if I ' 4. ' - ur l Is he breathing? Where'd he go? E wwe Think you're tough,eh? l'mii1l 82 - WVOIWE Gnd UD on the mat- You! Whoa, boyfwhoal Illegal hold ' Wrestling Team Record 1974-75, 6 wins, 8 losses, 1 tie Three legs? ig . Blow the whistle! N l . 5 -Q- Ring around the rosies Like this, Southie 1 2.23 The 1974-75 Ware High Wrestling team has been a surprising success, and its popu- larity has increased throughout the school. Co-captains Nelson and Normand Labbe led their team to a good start by winning the Frontier Invitational Wrestling Tournament, defeating Hopkins Academy. Northampton, and Frontier. After some matches against some tough city schools, the team ended the season with a comparatively good 6-8-1 record, but more importantly. the team scored a 89-72-3 record as individuals. Ten in- dividuals went to the Western Mass. Divisional Championships and five wrestlers placed: Gene Birk, first: David Chartier and Henry Wozniak, second: Normand Labbe, fourth: Greg Southworth. fifth. The team placed fourth out of eleven teams in the tour- nament. Chartier was the only one to score any points for the team in the State Tourna- ment by coming in 8th. The team beat twenty four other teams in the Tourney. Ware 41 23 Hopkins Ware 30 30 Agawam Ware 18 44 Granby Ware 52 3 Northhampton Ware 15 40 St. Joseph's Ware 21 30 Quabbin Ware 30 24 Hopkins Ware 52 10 Frontier Ware 18 36 Putnam Ware 30 34 Amherst Ware 12 39 Quabbin Ware 48 18 Commerce Ware 38 19 Longmeadow ' Ware 28 31 Classical Ware 27 36 West Side i I -wwf 6 mtifbh' Elbow-nose London bridges Uncle, Uncle, Uncle Individual Records Peter Kochanek 7-7 Paul Labier 3-8 Nelson Labbe 8-6-1 Henry Wozniak 8-4 Frank Stolar 1-4 Dave Chartier 10-3 John Koons 2-4 Normand Labbe 10-4 Alan Mosher 6-9 Bill Kather 5-7 Ed Pesce 8-4 Mike Balcom 1-2 Gene Birk 10-5 Greg Southworth 10-3-2 Jimmy Nleegan O-0 Jimmy Quink O-2 L Baseball Left To Right: Beth Carroll Clvlanagerj, David Robidoux, Joe Cieika, Nlike Dave Boucher, Bruce Anacleto, Roger Beauregard, Leo Dominie, Rudy Norton, Joe Anacleto, Gary lVlikus, Gary Buelow, Ellie Carroll Qlillanagerj, Orszulak, John Bernier, Chris Wilson, Coach George Robidoux. Qvuvv' 84 Wish we could play too! The Jacket Last year the Ware Varsity Baseball Indians again won the Quaboag League Championship with a 14-1 League record, Their overall record was 19-3. Besides the one league loss, the other two losses were against the Western Mass. Champions and the State Title holders, St. Joe's and Quabbin. The lndianswere seeded ifl in the Western Mass. Tournament last year, and responded with a 21-hit barrage, and an 8- 3 victory over Mahar in the first round. ln the second round, however, the lndians, playing under lights for the first time, suffered a heartbreaking 8-7 loss to St. Joe's in 10 innings. Coach George Robidoux is looking for another very successful season in 1975. if V g Ware 92 North Brookfield W1 if Ware 16 Quabbin H Ware 164Quaboag Ware 81 Monson Ware 18 3 Nlarianhill Ware 54Shepherd Hill Ware 6 4 North Brookfield Ware 15 6 Southwick Ware 41 Nlonson Ware 70 Nlarianhill Ware 6 4 North Brookfield -yi-1. Ware 11 5 Commerce Ware 91Quaboag Ware 7 O Monson Ware 19 1 Nlarianhill Ware O2Shepherd Hill Ware 43Shepherd Hill Ware 81 Quaboag Ware 7 4 Palmer Ware 76 Quabbin Ware 8 3 Mahar Ware 7 8 St. Joe's Coach Robidoux and trophy J.V.'s -Vs 5 . my K 1 I A 560 .. K 8 94.06 xx h to 74 ,Q 4 li s E e tx T ts? - ' -. Mg pr : s 4 r if YQ 3 Left To Right: David Czech, Pat Ledgere, Tim Barbiasz. Tyke Sambor, Den- Steve Lawrence, Tony Palmero, Joe Szlosek, Tom Przybyla, Nlarc lVlorris- is Vaughan, Paul Harper, Dale Campbell, Mike Topor, Paul Opalinski, sette,Coach Ron Buelow. Curly ,. Larry .. Nloe Although' having only a 7-11 record, the 1974 J.V. baseball team showed much promise. This year's Varsity hopefuls com- ing from Coach Ron Buelow's fighting nine include Joe Szlosek, Marc Nlorrissette, and Paul Harper, The spirit of the team was 1 expressed no better than, when playing against Commerce, in f Springfield. They came back from a large deficit to tie Com- merce at 6 runs, only to have the opposing squad leave the field if 1 C'mon boys. hustle! 'S i E f 4 What do you mean, out? in poor conduct. The 1975 season brings hope of a comeback year with many returning veterans, promising newcomers and Ware O 5 Quaboag an experienced coach. Ware 5 8Quabbin Ware 1 4 Pathfinder Ware 8 2 Nlonson Ware 13 4Marianhill Ware 6 7 Shepherd Hill .1 iv ware 7 8 Pathfinder Ware 8 9 Southwick Ware 8 4 Nlarianhill Ware 7 1 Pathfinder Ware 7 6Commerce F. 1-O Ware 1 2 Shepherd Hill Ware 26 6 Marianhill Ware 3 8 Quaboag Ware 19 2 Palmer Ware 91OQuabbin Ware 2 4 Quaboag Ware 1011 Monson Ouch, those bases are hafd What are you going to do next, lVlr. Buelow? 4 L Where's the hole? Move your shadow Golf What are you looking at, Stupid? Can we play too? 'hmm Move the stick Left left left . . , Arnold Palmer? Go go go go go Ware High Individual Averages Bill Korzec Stroke average 40.6 Gill Higney Stroke average 43.2 Fran Charron Stroke average 45.7 Chris Pajak Stroke average 46.1 Neil Gage Stroke average 49.9 Tom Coulombe Stroke average 53.4 Denis Beaudin Stroke average 58.0 mms:-.. Old bag! Alright, who moved the golf course? 3 T 3 e E V ,,,LW,, LG4.W,,, . ,,.L ,,,m,,, .....M..M1s.,.,,,.M,t.W E 5 .,. ,,,L WM., A 7 K VV,L i LL,,,.,,,L M-WM'1frrr'r'rM M iN 'fM' ' it gl ' 3 ' www... 1 A,,,, ,,,. .,.,W.g..Mmw TW ' . l , ,. W fmW ,L Min-ffm-rf T L ,,A , V W ,LAAZA .,A. .,-....,. . K .WWW f',, ' in , W I I M .. Qi an , A,f' I . sw A r it ' ' ' if 5 Go, ball,go! Varsity Golf: Row 1 - Rory Geslock, Tom Coulombe, Bill Korzec, Fran Charron, Manager Joe Sambor. Row 2 - Dennis Beaudin, Neil Gage, Chris Pajak, Gill Higney, Coach Constanzo. The Ware High 1974 Varsity Golf Team enjoyed another successful season, though they lost two valuable men and had nowhere near as great a season as in 1973, when they were Quaboag League winners and Western Mass. Champions. They did, however, sport a 10-5-1 record to finish well up in the League standings, taking a third place spot in overall standings. Many individuals stand out for their efforts. One is Bill Korzec, who was a Senior and first man on the team. Bill's consistently long tee shots and pressure putting put the Indians on top many times. His fine low average earned him a shot at Western Mass. individual scoring tournaments and a good personal won- lost record. Another important member ofthe team was second man and sophomore Gill Higney whose average was second lowest on the team and who went along with Bill Korzec to the State Tour- nament. Gill's overall good play, punctuated frequently with marvelous shots, won many matches. The team's fifth man, Neil Gage, was frequent- ly the match winner for the team. Neil's surprisingly low scores enabled him to pick up many unexpected points and give Ware High the victory. The other team members, however, all at one time or another contributed to the team good. Third man Fran Charron, fourth man Chris Pajak, sixth man Denis Beaudin and sub Rory Geslock along with rookie senior Tom Coulombe kept the Indians a good team. 87 , Intramurals s Strike one Strike two Strike three you're out! Ware High without intramural sports is like a day without sunshine. Everyone, whether participant or spectator, enjoys nothing more than activity period at Ware High School. From softball to volleyball to basketball and then back to softball again. In fall softball, the Seniors elongated their undefeated streak to 21 games while accumulating a perfect 8-O record. As of press time. volleyball was undecided and basketball had not begun yet. A special thanks to Coach Bob Becker for keeping us kids off the streets and interested in sports. Take that I got it . . , ,. . 5 rife- -5-is QQ:-. M Vi- Zim'-s ,Q-5,25 .4-'3:g5s4gtv ..., fit' Style, baby, style Stoop, 1.2.3, Step, 1,2,3, . .. Don't hit it to me, please! in 1 K K , , s ll o 'llfli wail? if-.,..g .L Bunch of long-haired hippies Ring around the rosie-S V -- Intramurals Now what do I do? One for Mike Poop winds up One for Joe an , 1 4 72 wvvwww 1 1 '--.,,, 1:1-I x 'f ff? 'A' ,fix ef mix' 3 fYw.51331 n1nn dh in Q ie! -at - ,L ' if '52 gig i w x. as w 3, E E 3,5 af i i .S aw Hwwsd Take mar! Oops Hands up! Backhand burn 1 . H Hiya big boy Nice one,eh Paul? Up and away Gee, that wasa hard one! Impending disaster S K K , , '--2 f-LQQ r QQ, 5 Khkh A i fK.., 1 is X xii 2 . V , k,.. 89 Varsity Cheerleaders Q GO team! Renaud. . 1 A 4 A D ji 4'f?,,...2 l ,ei . Q' .i 4 ' 4 Male 1 is 3 w x 5 . J' , l - - N5-5 m ' f. 44-all is , ' T . .ff - lim V. 'A ffl. th e 'Ae' 1 ' V H? if The 510,000 Pyramid: Bottom - Jean Wnek, Teresa Teresa, guess what? Saletnik, Laura Graves, Patricia Carroll, Joyce Du- buque. Top - Michelle Nowak, Kerry Sue Healey, Lisa Breaktime Give mea break Taxi!Taxi! Ji-.. The greatest cheerleaders a team can have. J.V.'s Karen Therrien, Jean Phillip, Wendy King, Diane Polhill, Missy Udall, Gina Palmero, Denise Pesce, Anna Rzeznik, Sue Bish. And we can't forget J' the great cheering advisor for this year, Mrs. Higney. Up! Up! Holes in the ranks Let me down easy. O.K. for the next one . ,. '1 '+ 31 Tren T0 THE I:ll1FllI2lEI is hool Ware Sc QXX9 Ko 5 B A 5Xffx'C'f Student Sponsors See B111 As Insurance for F uture IJCNCIIC ge Lnmted tune only , ,KW fig' .1 A Ei: 5. o:-1 1 gg, sQ3r eggs 'V m qw 9 Pxgfuhm ' v I' , ' X- 'rw gif QQ X Kyai ,, , lg g Nhyv mfgga Y. L QQ N ' 7- Q, P X X' . V ' 'Q' - f l ' ' 1 '14 H Ei' 'il ! 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Eva Wheeler, Gayle Wilkinson, Harry Worden, Bruce Lask, charles Lavalle, John Legare, Andrew Lignar, Estelle Lukuskiewicz, Mark Mack, Ernest Marchiony, Alan Masse, Celeste Maynard. Steven McCrystal, GayLynn Metcalf, John Morrissette. Gail Mosher, Alan Moulton. Jeffrey Murray, Christopher Newton, Robin Newton, Ronald Nicholas, Joseph Niquette, Donald Norton, Richard Oberg, Karen Olearczyk, Anne Olive, Joanne Parda. Laurie Pellissier, Linda Pesce, Yvonne Phaneuf, Clair Plassmann, Gregory Podkowka, Deborah Provencal, Claire Przybyla, Darlene Quink, James Regin, Edward Renaud, Greg Rice, Debra Roberson, Susan Robidoux, James Rohan, Sean Ryder, Donna Rzeznik, Anne Saletnik, Kim Serwa, Mark Shea. Christopher Simmoneau. Anthony Sinclair, Mark Skypeck, Mary Sloat, Philip St. John, Kathleen St. Onge, Camille Stacy, Diana Stefanik, Susan Sullivan, Donna Supka, Todd Sydla, Robert Szcygiel. Paul Therrien, Karen Topor, Darlene Trudeau, Robert Tyler, Theresa Vadnais, Joseph Vadnais, Monique Vaughan. Jonathan Wdowiak, Cheryl 93 Abbott, Betty Allard, Colleen Allard, Glen Allard, Pamela Anair, Barbara Baker, Joshua Balcom, Michael Barbiasz, Timothy Berthiaume, Darlene Bothwell, Jeffrey Brzycki, Lawrence Brodeur, Dianne Carroll, Patricia Buskey, Phillip Brooks, Carolyn Bullard, Arlene Caslis, Brian Bullard. Doreen Charpentier, Debra Chrabasz, Joanne Chrabasz, Kenneth Ciezadlo, Stella Coulombe, Cynthia Crevier, Roy Cummings, Cindy Cunningham, Lanora Cunningham, Thomas Curran, Lisa Davies, Nlark Desjardins, Gary Doyle, James Deslauriers, Susan Dineen, Barbara Despres, Marie Desforges, Todd Doyle, Linda Duval, Brian Elmore, Gary Fales, Robert Fisher, Sandra Frohloff, Susan Fuller. 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Marcy Plassmann, Augusta Polhill, Diane Provost, Daniel Provost, Lynda Provost, Ralph Quink, MaryAnn Quirk, Preston Ratcliffe, Brenda Robidoux, Katherine Rodriguez, Carla Roj. Mary Ann Ryder, Bruce Sambor, Michael Samson, Guy Savage, Sheila Scott, Dorothy Sloat, Peter Smola, Wladyslaw St. Pierre, James Stupski, Nancy Supczak, James Sweeney, James Swinarski, Gina Therrien, Deborah Towlson, Ann Topor, Michael Udall, Melissa Urban, Deborah Vaughan, Denis Walker, Cynthia Walker, Donna Wheeler, Richard Wnek, Concepcion Wnek, Jean Wyzik, Daniel Zawada, Edward Allard, Paul Anacleto, Bruce Bacon, Donald Barbiasz, Christopher Bator, Douglas Beauregard, Paul Beaudin, Dennis Bernier, John Boucher, David Bourcier, James Brimmer. Jay Brosseau, Doreen Brown, Donna Butcher, Cheryl Campbell, Dale Charbonneau, Raymond Ciezadlo, Sophie Clark, Paula Cleveland, Anita Cloutier, Paul Cole, Laurie Cole, Tamalie Cummings, Robert Dansereau, William Deslauriers. Joel DeVine, Karen Dineen, Cheryl Dominie, Donna Donaldson, Scott Dowell, John Dubuque, Paul Dziegiel. Anna Fenwick, Christine Forte, Julie Fountain, Gerald Furgal, Susan Gathro, Cheryl Ghidinelli, Cindy Gordon. Amy Gravel, Beverly Gravel, Paul Graves, Laura Graves, Martha Grigas, Phillip Guimond, Michael Hamilton, Ruth Hannum, Richard Hatfield, Felicia Higney, Gill Houston, Darlene Jastrzebski, Lisa Jones, Cheryl Jurczyk, Paul Kapinos, Carol Kent, Maureen King, Bonnie Komosa, James Krasnecky, Robert Krok, Kristina Kszaszcz, Richard Kularski, Kenneth Kulas, Carolyn Labier. Donna Lagrant, Ann Lamoureux, Yvonne Lanctot, Darlene Larzazs, Gary Lavallee, Denise Legere, William MacLeod, Cynthia Lukaskiewicz, Cheryl Malboeuf, Cynthia 96 W.,. ge jim 'E da ai? X ' YN i W ,Q F 2? rr' if fs, ,C ,,,,o ,rx 1, M -i ii, if il Q , t rr. 1 iv ef 4 8 ,YJ , if ,Q Q 4. Qt I if: hp, Dlx , A 10 F 5 it ff' F Y Juniors if? 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Sheryl Nowak, Michelle Orszulak, John Orszulak, Rudolph Pariseau, Renette Parker, Deborah Pelski, Joyce Phillip, Kathleen Piontkowski, Mary Ann Polhill, Deborah Primavera, Carolyn Provost, Michael Renaud, Barbara Rice, Sandra Roach, Erin Rohan, Meave Reznikiewicz, Michele Sambor, Joseph Sera, Mary Serwa, Cathy Shea, Hilarie Sherman, Elizabeth Shoum, Richard Shunaman, Pamela Siegel, William Smith, Deborah Southworth, Gregory Styler, Malcolm Supczak, Yvonne Swallow, Carol Sygiel, Carolyn Szczygiel, Kathleen Szlosek, Joseph Tobiasz, Mary Towlson, William Urban, Mary Ann Vadnais, Cynthia Wilkinson, Shirley Wilson, Christopher Wisnoski Michael Worden, Mary Alice Wrubel, Michelle Zagorski, John Zajda, William 97 Detention will be held in room 21 with Mrs. Neidermiller. Boy's volleyball in the gym during eighth period. ff-. , :rfezffg . gi f E, fgsf P . Your attention, may I have it? Football practice will begin at thr o'clock today. Steve, call the office. 98 Voting for the student advisory board today outside the office. 3 PATRONS Doreen St Craig Frances Shea Ronnie8i Teresa Mr. 8i Mrs. John Copithorne Mr. 81 Mrs. Phillip Sullivan M. Kleindienst W.M.A.R. Milton Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Rabschnuk, Jr Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Amell Joan Kristina Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl Tela Mr. 81 Mrs. AlbertClark Mr. John Rolli Mr. 8t Mrs. James Quinn Constance Pelzarski Pillsbury Doe Boy 84 Stretch POOF 81 poof Leslie Kuschner Mr. 84 Mrs. David Messier Geoffrey Jay Vinskey The Great Band-Aid Student Revolutionary Army Mr. 81 Mrs. Aloysius C. Bundrick Mr. 84 Mrs. William Adamsky Mr. 84 Mrs. David W. Carlson Lee Morgan Todd Gail 78 Elizabeth H. Lincoln Winnie The Pooh 81 Tigger, Too!! Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael F. Stubljar Mr. 81 Mrs. Wayne R. Higney Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard C. Jilek Wally 81 Sheryl Greg8t Duchess Kris 84 Ed Cheryl 84 Her Affairees Love from The Family Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Constanzo Aud's Mom 84 Dad WIO 5415! 5- 0 lI0dll0J l18Vll1VA Congratulations to the Class of 1975 from Dom and Paul Petracone Best Wishes Compliments WARE SAVINGS WARE CO-0PERATlVE WARE TRUST COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 WILSON S PHARMACY Lmcoln Insurance Agency Robert C. Bourdeau Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 from PHILLIP INC Package Store Pharmacy 165 West Street Wa re Mass. WARE POST Ji 183 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Tel. WO 7-5371 7 , . I 1 K . I r f'r 5. I I, l F. 'E llfx C PIWOFIG 477-6633 Congratulations Comphmems of 102 Class of '75 I o WARE LUMBER CO. HILLSIDEW Letterpress - Offset Cash and Carry Robert E. King Ware Road Proprietor Gilbertville Compliments of Compliments of TRIFTY SUPER PIONEER VALLEY SHOE Compliments Of Wishing the Class of 1975 CHARBONNEAU FUNERAL HOME, a lifetime of happiness and success INC- st. GEORGE DANCE stumo Compliments of ZAG S PACKAGE STORE COVWDIIHWGMS Of 28 Pulaski Street Wa re WARE RIVER NEWS Tel 967 5621 4CnurcI'i Street Ware WeDeIiver W A N Congratulations to the Class of 1975 KOBIS TIRE CENTER CRYSTAL SPRINGS DAIRY BAR 166 West Street, Wa re Congratulations! A Compliments of WARE FRUIT CO. Compliments of ROLLA-WAY-LAN ES Compliments of JANINE'S FROSTEE WARE VALLEY MOTEL RAY'S CAR WASH Wash 81 Wax - 51.00 LUDLOW CORPORATION SPECIALITY PAPERS DIVISION Greetings and Good Wishes t th Cl f 1975 Congratulations to the Class of 75 l WARE KNITTERS, INC. Wa re, Massach usetts Best Wishes Ubin sv am WARE INDUSTRIES Ware, Massachusetts 158 NOI'tI'I STVGGII 104 Main Street Ware Massachusetts Ware Mass- Tel. 967-4067 Congratulations LLOYD'S FRIENDLY FLOWER SHOP OTTO FLORIST Congratulations to the Class of '75 Compliments of FRIENDLY ICE CREAM WARE PACKAGE STORE Main Street Ware 1 Congratulations to the Class of 75 Best Wishes MOULTON INSURANCE AGENCY DENDOR s FURNITURE a. APPLIANCE STORE C0mP menfS Of WARE GAS COMPANY Best of Luckfrom Class OV75 PRICE WISE GARDEN CENTER Congratulations and Best Wishes GUMULA A.G. MARKET GUZIK REAL ESTATE GUZIKIS MOTOR SALES Licensed Real Estate Broker Real Estate - Investment 95 East Street Residential- Commercial - Industrial Tnlnnhnnp 413-967-3303 Wm' Mass' D8tMOIL Compliments of WARE TAILORS AND CLEANERS DURAND SISTERS 127 Main Street Ware Tel. 967-6820 Compliments of tt rm r fix L54 ,,,:' ' glykt li Compliments of Gofd LUCK rom YE OLDE CENTRE HOUSE ROBERT'S GARAGE ED BELCHER S 90 North St forthe young Ware Radio Service Inc BeStW'SheStO1he ook Home Entertainment Center C'aSfrg:in75 Best W'S eS E z TELEVISION A J DESCOTEAUX 8t soN 107 Mann Street W M Ware Massachusetts are ass 43 Mann Street DICK S BARBER SHOP Best Wlshes 100 Mann Street from Ware Mass EMIL DYMON . . 1 ' I ANNETTES Congratulations to the Class of 1975 AMERICAN ATHLETIC SHOE CO., INC Ware, Mass. it A Qi Compliments of BOB'S SUNOCO STATION East Street Ware, Mass. Robert J. Anderson R.P. Cummings Construction Company General Contractors Ware, Mass. I :aw i -P ...- Congratulation to the Class of '75 RINDGE INDUSTRIES INC. Baypath Hampshire Wo'oIen Ware Woolen C gratulations to the Class of 1975 FREDERIC'S MILL STORE Compliments of SEA NIC AQUARIUM 40 Main Street Ware Mass. Tropical fish and pets Congratulations to the Class of 1975 CORMIER JEWELERS 112 lVlain St. Ware col Qllllll we I!1enIrz1IQ9ff1ce ruhuzts Inc OFFICE SUPPLIES A MACHINES - EQUIPMENT COMPLETE OFFICE REMODELING 71 MAIN STREET WARE, MASS 01082 TEL, 413-967-6247 6248 Compliments of THE WARE FOUNDRY A C Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 75 TALBOT S WELDING NAT FALK Compliments of Best Wishes CLAIRE S MASSE 8: NOLEN INSURANCE 92 lVlain Street 89 Main Street Ware Ware Massachusetts 967 4942 DR HARRY GLIXMAN Ware Nlass. Optometrist Happiness to all Graduates of 75 Best Wishes PIONEER VALLEY CABLEVISION Compliments of HARRY'S AUTO BODY POLLY MATTSON Bacon Rd., Ware A 'Sq JAM PRINTING Compliments of 131-135 Main Street DICK 8. HoNEY's GREENHOUSE Ware, lVlass. 967-4272 All kinds of plants Best Wishes from GOODFIELD DAIRY Compliments of Compliments of HARRY S BAKERY Open 24 hours 3 day Compliments of Compliments of LEMAITRE PHARMACY THE BARGAIN SHOP gs! E 5 g if Compliments of Compliments of WARE MUSIC AND CAMERA SHOP GOLDSTEIN 81 GURWITZ West Street, Ware 90 East St. 967-6465 for complete line of beverages Best Wishes Cott's Distributor ' Compliments of Ware Industries Yard Joseph S. Knapp CUE AND CUSHION BILLIARDS Bev and Jack McCrystal Family Recreation and Bar Congratulations!! FRANK M CEBULA INSURANCE AGENCY Best Wishes to the Graduates Tel. 967-5905 -' I ', Y-K A 'L 'gr' K , X f I I. lf?I C514 1 C ,,,, i t an , Qyjr Congratulations True Value Hardware to the 81 Class of '75 Industrial Supply Near Underpass in Ware S COmP me'liS0f ROLLA MOTOR PARTS S Auto Parts and Supplies AUTO SERVICE 180 Westst West St Ware Mass Sturbridge Military Museum 1 1 . Ware, Mass. Best Wishes to the Compliments of Class of 1975 RAY HIGNEY EUS ARC0 STATION ELECTRICAL coNTRAcToR 131 West Street, Wa re Ban k Street Wa re, Nlassach usetts GILBERTVILLE BOTTLED GAS N Gilbertville Rd. Ware Nlass. 477-6922 SEARS ROEBUCK 81 CO Catalogue Sales Office West Street Ware Massachusetts 967-3321 hs-.,, Compliments of ROY REAL ESTATE Earl 84 Enid Roy Best Washes SNOW S DAIRY BAR specializes In sea food 136 Pleasant Street Ware Mass GRANNY Good Luck RODNEY MADISON ELECTRICIAN lVlr Astrella wants to gave donuts away Mrs Astrella won t let ham ASTRELLA S DONUTS Congratulations to the Class of 1975 WARE BOTTLED GAS CongratulationsCIass of 1975 ST. ONGE REAL ESTATE We specialize in findingthe right home or investment for you. Compliments of WARE LIONS CLUB Y' Beal' ' 1 , sf , 2. 1 1 R, - N Ti 2 , L 'E Best Wishes from WARREN LAUNDRY JOSHUA A CANNON BAKER Best Wishes QUABBIN ENGINEERING COMPANY 'f' DAN FUJICA NICQUAID l Compliments of WARE FOUNDRY, INC. L. SIDUR 81 SONS, INC. Trucking- Excavating- Shovel and Bulldozer Work Gulf, Range, and Fuel Oils 22 Pulaski Street Phone Woodlawn 7-4591 Ware, Massachusetts - ' .iy . Y . g ' W -,., GEORGE T STORRS INSURANCE AGENCY INC . tw. BERNARD DESCHAMPS INC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR DEBBIE WONG CHINESE AND AMERICAN RESTAURANT 54 West Main St., Rt. 9, Ware, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1975 QUALITY MILK, INC. Leo and Wilfred Rondeau Palmer Road . . . Tel. 967-6081 ... Ware, Mass. Compliments of WARE SPORTSWEAR Compliments of R G HARRINGTON INC 35229 Master Plumber Ware Mass ww, ANNMARK of wixn E G Gomlpgefe Sefmlice wim EMPHASIS ON Price - QUALITY - Delivery 55 CHURCH STREET 967 6008 WEDDING INVITATIONS 967 3439 As-pholt Povirxg - Trucking - Tractor Work Kari meganfid ENV Tel wo763a7 Of 0 O l WARE CENTER, MASS. Academics ,.,. Activities ......,. Advisory Board .. . Art Department .,..4.. Ads 4................ As Schools Match Wits Band ..,.....,....., Baseball ,........,, Basketball Cboysy ,.. Basketball fgirlsl .... Bowling ....,....... Boy's State ............. Business Department Calendar .....,,..... Camera Club ......, Cheerleaders .... Chess Club ...,..... Chorus ........,..,,, Christmas Assembly Color guard ......... Contemporaries ..,. Cross country .... Dance Club .,,. Dedication ,,.. Faculty ....,.. Fine Arts Club ,.. Football ....... French Club .....,,, Freshmen .....,..... Freshman Reception . G.A.A ....,.,.,...... Girl's State .,.... Golf ...,.....,.. Gym Club ....t... Home Economics ... Index ....i,it.t... Intramurals ..... Juniors ..t,.,. Junior Prom ......... Key Club ...,,....... Language Department .... Librarians ......,,... Majorettes ......... Math Department . . . Memories .,.... .. Mini-Olympics ,..,t, Music Department ... Organizations ...,.. Patrons ........... Pro Merito ,.,,. Seniors ....... Ski Club ......... Smoke Signal .,...,.. Slang Dictionary ..,.,...... Social Studies Department ..,, Sophomores ..,......,.... Spanish Club .......,.... Student Council ,... Student Tutors ..,,. Things we missed ,.. Underclassmen .... Winter Carnival ,,. Wrestling ......t. Yearbook ,.,.. THE INDEX , A 33-38 ... 63-72 ..,.a4O 36 ....99-118 67 49,38 86-87 .. 78-79 80-81 42 ..,5O .235 ,..62 .,.45 ...9O ...H45 38,48 ,....67 .......49 55-59 76-77 ...43 1 2-10 51 .. 74-75 ,52 92-93 64-65 ..,..42 50 84-85 ...M43 ,....38 .....119 88-89 96-97 30-31 46 36 53 H49 34 ..27 ,ee .....,,38 39-54 .....99 .....33 11-26 .. H44 ,..41 ..57 ..37 94-95 53 ..4O 1.247 72 91-97 68-71 82-83 54 i f Freshmen taking part in the reception report to the auditorium at 6:30 That was not the bell to change classes. Please report back to your homerooms to wait for the 10:32 bell. TQ! Period 6 study hall report to the cafeteria today. to put on your costumes. . a 'Kim ' There will be a cross country meet at 3 this afternoon. Teams 1 vs. 4 and 2 vs. 7. The French Club will meet in front of the town library at 6 to go Christ- mas caroling. 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