Warren High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Warren, MA)

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E, , THE HILLTOP 13 Student Cooncil F S S Seated, left to right: Stephanie Obartuck, Miss Claire Burke, Claire Lachance, Irene Baldyga Miss Carrie Fish, Frances Hurley, Pearl Portier. Standing, left to right: H. H. Sornmerman, Milton Esty, Maurice Nelligan, Frank Keith, Charles Buck Charles McDonald. TraH'ic Patrol Left to right: Mr. Mark S. Rand, Vernon Odiorne. Emil Haesaert, Karl Meacham, Allen Campbell Robert Allen, Chester Lizak, john Kwasniak, Francis Harrington.

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12 ccaac. - TQHLELT QFQ... Commercial Club Officers i l Seated, left to right: Donald Melvin, Rose Gondek, Claire Lachance, Eileen Vigneaux, Alfred Craveline. Standing, left to right: Irene Baldyga, Irene Wilson, Miss Burke, Hazel Grapes. The Commercial Club was organized in November, 1935, by Miss Claire Burke, commercial teacher. The aims of the club are: 1. To bring together a group interested in business. 2. To develop the attributes of good citizenship. 3. To teach the wise use of leisure time. One of the most outstanding of the programs put on by the club was the Courtesy Week , which was carried on through the week of December 2nd. During this week the Commercial Club put on a courtesy program in assembly, which certainly was well appreciated by everyone. The program opened with the Student Body taking the Courtesy Pledge. Six members of the club spoke on Club Ideals. The following readings on courtesy were given: Hats Off Fabien Cook Personality Anne Nelligan Introductions Irene Baldyga Can't Loretta Zabek In the Movies Florence Baldyga School Loyalty Wanda Cyznodel Table Manners Claire Lachance So far the Commercial Club has proved a great success, and we hope that it will flourish in the coming years.

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14 1 or TEE FHELTOP A at Girls' Basketball Team Seated, left to right: Stephanie Obartuck, Gertrude Madigan, Helen Walsh, Wanda Obartuck, Eleanor Mongeon. Standing, left to right: Gertrude Sausville, Evelyn Cliickering, Miss Florence Sullivan, coach, Bernadette Lavallee, Phyllis Burbank. The Warren sextette played a much faster game this year than it has for some years past. Particularly was this evident when the Orange and Black middies out- scored Rutland, an undefeated team. This success was due to Wanda Obartuek's one-handed flips from the corner of the court, Jean lVlacDougall's over-the-head shots, the Close guarding of Stephanie Obartuck and Eleanor Mongeon, the pass- work of Gertrude Madigan and Gertrude Sausville, and the fast center Work of Helen Walsh. The Junior girls seem to be the most athletically inclined, if we are to judge from the number of letters in basketball won by that class. Jean MacDougall. Wanda Obartuek, Stephanie Obartuck, Gertrude Madigan, Eleanor Mongeon, and Gertrude Sausville are the Junior letter- girls, while Helen Walsh and Bernadette Iiavallee are the sole representatives of the Senior and Freshman classes respec- tively. The team was unfortunate in losing Jean MacDougall, one of the best for- wards, when half the basketball season was over. We also lose, through gradua- tion, our captain Helen Walsh. Schedule for 1935-36 Brookfield at Warren 19-18 North Brookfield at Warren 7-39 Warren at Brookfield 40-16 Warren at Spencer 18-25 Rutland at Warren 24-16 S-pencer at Warren 10-34 Warren at North Brookfield 22-11 Warren at Rutland 51-12 Alumni 10-29