Warren High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Warren, MA)

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f THE HILLTOP iEhiturial Staff Front row, left to right: Mr. Sommerman, Hazel Grapes, Irene Baldyga, Charles Buck, Bernice Carter, Millicent Page, Miss Shea. Second row: Karl Meacham, Irene Wilson, janet Hayton, Charlotte Ciondek, Matilda Ziemba, Arlene Pratt, Eunice Doolittle, joseph Witaszek. Third row: Donald Pratt, Warren Reim, Dorothy Durand, Nellie Kosmider, Anna juralewicz, Harold Williams, Donald Melvin. Dramatics NELLIE KOSMIDER Exchanges EUNICE DOOLITTLE Boys' Athletics KARL MEACHAM DOROTHY DURAND NELLIE KOSMIDER IRENE BALDYC-A IOSEPH WITASZEK EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CHARLES BUCK Associate Editors BERNICE CARTER HAZEL GRAPES MILLICENT PACE IRENE BALDYC-A Debating HAROLD WILLIAMS Humor ROBERT FREW DONALD PRATT Girls' Athletics JANET HAYTON Faculty Adviser C-ERTRUDE A. SHEA BUSINESS STAFF CHARLOTTE C-ONDEK MILLICENT PACE KARL MEACHAM ROBERT FREW IRENE WILSON Faculty Manager HENRY H. SOMMERMAN Art DOROTHY DURAND School Notes MATILDA ZIEMBA Commercial Club ANNA IURALEWICZ ARLENE PRATT HAROLD WILLIAMS WARREN REIM DONALD MELVIN

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Q. Q. P A THE HILLTOP arultg Seated, left to right: Miss Mary McKelligott, Miss Claire E. Burke, Miss Anne M. French, Miss Gertrude A. Shea. Standing, left to right: H. H. Sommerman, Mark S. Rand, Miss Carrie I. Fish, john E. Rainka, Robert W. Card. SCHOOL COMMITTEE IOHN G. REARICK, Chairman MARGUERITE MCKELLIGETT MRS. FLORENCE KLEBART HARRY WEIR MRS. MAE MONGEON ALEXANDER A. GENDRO MRS. GRACE KEITH MRS. BELLE O'LEARY MRS. SARAH PAINE

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6 THE HILLTOP to 'e l i ' ilitnrial Inumrh A Better Thigh Svrhunl XYe, the editors of the Hilltop , have formulated a program to pub- licize the needs which we feel must be met to provide a better high school. I Appreciation of Our Liberties liach of us is endowed with liberties, but there are responsibilities corresponding' with these privileges. NVC are allowed to go from room to room, but some abuse this privilege by wandering. Remember you are on your honor to go to the place spec.. ed on the slip. NYe have the use of text and reference books, desks, erasers, paper, and pencils: but there are those among' us who have not yet learned to use them properly. XVe, the editors, especially emphasize the proper appreciation of the privilege of riding' to school. Appreciate your liberties: live up to your responsibilities. II A Suitable Assembly Room l-Zecause ofthe construction of our high school we are without a suit- able assembly room. Excepting' the great number who have to stand, the pupils are forced to sit two in a seat in a room which is far from adequate. lispecially during' movies when the shades are drawn, the room is neither safe nor sanitary. It would add to the enjoyment of school life if each per- son had his own seat in a suitable assembly room containing' a stage from which to present our programs. UI An Athletic Field 'I'he time has come , the XValrus said, 'l'o talk of many things: Of shoes and ships and sealing-wax, .Xnd cabbagcs and kings. 'l'he recent controversy over the use of Dailey's Field has proved that the time has come for delinite action in providing an athletic lield suit-