Warren High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Warren, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

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How much ot' a aucces story have you written? How much have you learned from failure? Host important, where are you going from here? The answers to all these questions depend on you and the help you have received from your teachers and parents, but primarily on YOU- Your S'-ICCCSSSH, .VOUP failures and where you are goingldepend on how receptive you have been to their aid. Look back now, decide what you have accomplished and what you could and should have accomplished and make the changes you rind necessary. Everyone has room For improvement, and for you it 1s not too late. My sincere congratulations to each and every one of you. r-ry the banner high. Sincerely, ,,-K ,' k F' cyw 1' . ' 7? ,f?HQfmL. 6 FACULTY ' 33. 00. ' f- ooqu Q 0 - V ' v'u Q l.l. OO 0. ' ','.' . . .ln a 1.6, I Su ? ' . 4 gl' . ' xv! . -.g. ' . Q 0 I 'n. - o 4 -3 55.53553-rkizgcik-:fee3:53:Zz53:53.g,3g3'i:5Jfiq5q2Rw:k2:Q1Q'S,5Eg.25.Q.3,-g3:5Qi1ipf25. -Q - .'.'.'.- ' ':'ffx'- lf-' '.'J. P'P . ' - A .' . M:':f'? 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CARROLL WALTER A, DRENZEK VIVIAN E- COUTURE Burns Wa1t Viv COURSE: Commercial COURSE: General COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Chorus Ig Basketball 1-4: Com- Band 1g Driver Ed 3g D0-It- Art 3: Chorus 2,3,4: Majorette mittees 1-4g Play 2,4g Class Yourself Club 2. 3,4: Driver Ed 3: Committees Officer 3, 4: Art 3: Driver Ed 3: AMBITION: Draftsman 1-4: Hilltop Staff 4. Minstrel 3. AMBITION: Secretary AMBITION: Secretary RICHARD HOLDEN SALLY A. FOUNTAIN Sal COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Plays 2,4: Chorus 1: Commit- tees 1-4: Pres. Girls' Athletic Club 3: Driver Ed 3: Sec. of Class 2: Basketball 1-4: Co- Captain of team 3: Warren Eagle Staff 3, 4: Hilltop Staff 4. AMBITION: Secretary JAMES J, DURAND uhm.. COURSE: General ACTIVITIES: Band 1: Class Officer 1: Drama Club 3: Driver Ed 4: Mineral Club 3: Do-It-Yourself Club 3. AMBITION: Mechanical Drafts- man Tricky COURSE: College ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1-4: Band 1: Chorus 4: Baseball 1, 2: Boys' Athletic Club 1, 3: Driver Ed 3: Com- mittees 1-4. AMBITION: Physical Education Director GLORIA I. HILL Gigi COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Art 3: Chorus 1-4: Majoret Driver Ed 3: Committees 1 Student Body Play 2. AMBITION: Secretary IC -4 DOROTHY M. HRAPEK Dottie COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Art 1, 2: Chorus 1: Committees 1, '2,4: Athletic Club 2: Driver Ed 4: Warren Eagle Staff 4: Hilltop Staff 4. AMBITION: Secretary ROGER B. LaCOSTE ..R0g.. COURSE: College ACTIVITIES: J. V. Basketball 1: Varsity Baseball 1- 4: Varsity Basket- ball 2-4: Student Council 3: Driver Ed 4: Boys' Athletic Club 3: Band 1: Committees 1-4. AMBITION: Pilot GEORGE A. MITCHELL Mitch COURSE: General ACTIVITIES: Band 1-4: Art 1-4: Mineral Club 3: Do-It-Yourself-Club 33 Chorus 2,4: Baseball 1-2: AMBITION: Service BEVERLY A, MCKEAN Bev . COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1-3: Art 1-2: Driver Ed 3-4: Warren Eagle Staff 4: Hill- top Staff 4: Class Officer 2: Student Council 2: Committees 1-4: AMBITION: Air Line Hostess PATRICIA Mc CARTHY ..Pat., COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1-2: Class Officer 1-2: Basketball 1, 2,4: Committees 1-4: Business Club 3: Girls' Athletic Club 1-3: Yearbook Staff 4: Driver Education 3: Warren Eagle Staff 3-4: Officer of Club 3. AMBITION: Beautician DAVID N. PLANTE Dave COURSE: General ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed 3: Do-It-Yourself Club 2: Mineral Club 3: Forestry Club 1: Committees 1-4. AMBITION: Service FRANCIS E. MORAN JR, Butch COURSE: General ACTIVITIES: Do-It-Yourself-Club 1: Warren Eagle Staff 1: Drama Club 2: S tudent Body Play 2, 4: Forestry C11-lb 2: Journalism Club 2: Dri- er Ed 3: Mineral Club 3: Com- mittees 1-4, AMBITION: Air Force CAROLE L. MURPHY Bobbie COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1-3: Hilltop 4: Student Council 3,4: Treasurer Student Council 4: Warren Eagle Staff 3 ,4: Driver Ed 3: Committees 1 -4. AMBITION: Secretary BERYLE A ODIORNE CHARLES D, REIM COURSE General v-KIRO ACTIVITIES COURSE: General Chorus 2 4 Girls Athletic Club ACTIVITIES: 2 3 Warren Eagle 3 4 HIHIOP Basketball Announcer 15 Varsity Staff 4 Df1VeI Ed 3 Commit Baseball 1-45 Committees 1-45 tees 1 4 BaSkefba112 3 PHY Corridor Patrol 3,42 Mineral Club 35 Class President 3, 45 AMBITION Dental Nurse Boys' Athletic Club 3: Vice President Student Council 3: Student Council 3,45 Basketball Manager 3. AMBITION: Baseball Player E VELYN F. SHEPHERD Evie COURSE: College ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1-45 Co-Captain Basketball 45 Student Council 1-35 Sec. 3: Vice President Central Division Mass Club 2, 35 Vice President 35 Warren Eagle 3, 45 Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook 45 Committees 1-45 Driver Ed 3. AMBITION: College FREDERICK H RICE JANET M. STEDT Fred Jan COURSE General COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES: Band 1 3 Art 1 4 Chorus 1 4 Class Officer 1-35 Girls' Athletic Committees 1 Driver Ed 3 Club 1-3: Committees 1-45 AMBITION Service Basketball 1-35 Co-Captain 35 Chorus 15 Band 15 Student Council 3,45 Business Club 35 Driver Ed 35 Hilltop Staff 45 Manager Girls' Basketball 45 Warren Eagle 3, 45 P lay 4. AMBITION: Executive Secretary LLOYD A. RICE COURSE: General ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Student Council 45 Band 1-45 Chorus 1, 2, 45 Committees 1-45 Boys' Athletic Club 2, 35 Driver Ed 35 Mineral Club 3. AMBITION: Service or Drafts- man SHARON L. STICKNEY ' sucky COURSE: College ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1-4: Warren Eagle 3,4: Hilltop Staff 4: Committees 1-4 Play 2,4: Driver Ed 3: Basket- ball l-4: Science Club 2: Junior Red Goss 1. AMBITION: Registered Nurse WHENMAN L. SILVA winky COURSE: General ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1: Basketball Mngr. 2, 3: Science Club 2: Doflt- Yourself-Club 3: Chorus 1, 4: Band 1: Committees 1-4: Driver Ed 4: Boys' Athletic Club 2, 3: Journalist Club 1. AMBITION: Career in the Seebees WE5'-EY SMITH RosEMAR1E WANSICK 5 m mY Rosie COURSE! GCIICIBI COURSE: College ACTIVITIES! ' ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed 31 Mineral Club 31 Science Club 1-3: Hilltop 4: AMBITION: Radio and Televi- Committees 1-4: Chorus 4: sion Service Driver Ed 3: Warren Eagle Staff 3 ,4. AMBITION: Registered Nurse VIRGINIA M. WHITNEY Ginny COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Committees l-4: Business Club 3: Driver Ed 3: Play 4: Hilltop 4: Warren Eagle Staff 3,4: AMBITION: Secretary S TANLEY SLABY Stan COURSE: College ACTIVITIES: Band 1-4: Basketball 1-4: Boys' Athletic Club 2, 3: Baseball l,2: Dramatic 2: Warren Eagle Staff 2 ,4: Hilltop Staff 4: Driver Ed 3 AMBITION: Aeronautical Engineer MA RGA RET R, WEARE Margo COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Committees 1-4 Chorus 1, Business Club 3, Girls' Athletic Club 3, Driver Ed. 3, 4 Hilltop Staff 4 AMBITION: Registered Nurse PAUL R, TKATZ ANITA M, OLSON Yodler Nita COURSE: General COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, Science Club 1, Chorus 1-3, Office Work Do-It-Yourself 1 3, Driver Ed, 3, Girls' AMBITION: Air Force Athletic Club 3, Business Club 3, Committees 1-3 AMBITION: Secretary LOUISE M, BOURGAULT COURSE: General ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed, AMBITION: Nun WAYNE P, WARNER Berger COURSE: General A CTIVITIES: Do-It-Yourself Club 1, Forestry Club l, Mineral Club 1, Art 2, Drama Club 2, Driver Ed. 1, Committees 1-4 AMBITION: Air Force MARY J, SWETT COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Art 2, Chorus 4, Driver Ed. 1, Committees 3 AMBITION: Secretary Vivian Couture Gloria Hill Robert Carbonneau Pat McCarthy SL Ji Mary Swett Dorothy Hrapek Barbara Carroll m Durand Margaret Weare Fred Rice Beryle Odiorne lst Grade Picture Janet Stedt Sharon Stickney 9 Virginia Whitney Rosemarie Wansick Joyce Bell Carole Murphy Bev 8L Ron McKean Sally Fountain Senior 611155 Pall Most Studious Class Brat Cutest Class Flirt Most Likely to Succeed Class Giggler Best Dancer Best Looking Most Talented Wittiest Most Athletic Friendliest Most Popular Liveliest Most Ambitious Most Co-operative Most Original Best Natured Class Saint Best Dressed Noisiest Blusher Shyest Most Unco-operative Laziest Worst Temper Class Poet Best Friends wildest Driver BOY STANLEY SLABY DAVID PLANTE FRANCIS MORAN FRANCIS MORAN STANLEY SLABY DAVID PLANTE FRANCIS MORAN DAVID AWARD PAUL TKATZ JAMES DURAND RICHARD HOLDEN JAMES DURAND DAVID AWARD FRANCIS MORAN STANLEY SLABY LLOYD RICE CHARLES REIM GEORGE MITCHELL RICHARD HOLDEN ROBERT CARBONNEAU DAVID AWARD WHENMAN SILVA ROGER LaCOSTE WESLEY SMITH WHENMAN SILVA WALTER DRENZEK WAYNE WARNER FREDERICK RICE FREDERICK RICE 8x ROBERT CARBONNEAU WHEN MAN S ILVA GIRI. EVELYN SHEPHERD GLORIA HILL VIVIAN COUTURE GLORIA HILL EVELYN SHEPHERD BERYLE ODIORNE JANET STEDT PATRICIA MCCARTHY PATRICIA MCCARTHY MARY SWETT SHARON STICKNEY SALLY FOUNTAIN CAROLE MURPHY JOYCE BELL VIRGINIA WHITNEY EVELYN SHEPHERD BARBARA CARROLL ROSEMARIE WANSICK ANITA OLSON MARGARET WEARE SALLY FOUNTAIN GLORIA HILL SHARON STICKNEY BEVERLY MCKEAN LOUISE BOURGAULT LOUISE BOURGAULT GLORIA HILL DOROTHY HRAPEK GLORIA HILL 8L VIVIAN COUTURE MARGARET WEARE 8a ANITA OLSON JANET STEDT J Most Popular VID AWARD OYCE BEL L and DA PATRICI STAN ikely to Succeed: N SHEPHERD Most L D EVELY LEY SLABY AN Best Looking d DAVID AWARD A MCCA RTHY an SALLY F W Best Dressed OUNTAIN and DAVID AWARD VIVIAN COUT SALLY FOUNTAIN Most Athletic HOLDEN and RICHARD Cutest URE and FRANCIS MORAN November 1979 Dear Reverend, It's been a long time, about 15 years, since my years at good old w.H. S. lt's good to let your thoughts wander into a reminiscent mood and recall your school days. Since I inherited several million dollars, I have been traveling and in my travels I have remet many of my old school mates. Che day last year I was making reservations on a Pan-American Airline for New York, and as I was boarding my plane, I noticed one of the hostesses' names to be none other than Beverly McKean. I thought I'd ask her if she were the same girl I had graduated with and, sure enough. I found out she was. She was delighted to see me and we made a date to meet. She suggested a swanky nightclub on Park Avenue in New York City. Was I ever surprised to see Robert Carbonneau and Frederick Rice there. They told me that they had been in the nightclub business for 15 years now. I asked if they had any ldea where some of our old classmates were. They ln- formed me that Francis Moran was their chief cook and bottle washer and that he and Virginia Whitney were very happily married with seven children. They also said that Vivian Couture was their prize dancer and singer at the club and I stayed to see her act. She was wonderful. The next day I sald good-bye to my friends promising them I would write. Then I decided to purchase a new car so that I might continue my trip. I stopped at a nice new Cadillac Show- room and whom should I find as the owners, none other than Wayne Wamer and James Durand. David Plante was their chief mechanic. They showed me their newest model Cadillac which was completely automatic. We talked about old times for awhile and then I left promising to remem- ber them to everyone. Before I left New York I went on many sight-seeing tours. Among the most enjoyable of these toms were two in which I know you'll be interested. One was a Beauty Contest In which Patricia McCa.rthy was elected Mrs. America, and the other trip was to an Amusement Park where Wesley Smith and Walter Drenzek were co-owners. They told me they knew about only one of their classmates. They said that Beryle Odlorne was employed as the 'Laughing Lady' in the Fun I-louse and that she loved her work. I just loved my new car but it didn't last long for as I was entering the Merit Parkway I ran headlong into a hot Oldsmobile. I regained consciousness in a hospital. When I came to, I thought I was seeing things. There in front of my bed stood George Mitchell and Stanley Slaby, head Doctors of the Hospital and also my old friend Joyce Bell, head Nurse. Joyce told me that Janet Stedt was the driver of the other car and that she was okay except for a few bruises. She also told me that Whenman Silva had been the ambulance driver and that I owed my quick ar- rival to the hospital to him. My doctors informed me that I ought to get away from the hubbub of the city for awhile and suggested a trip to Africa. On my way to the station I stopped at a jewelry shop to have my damaged watch fixed and there I saw Gloria Hill. She was picking out her diamond and she told me that she and Joe were to be married soon. Two days later I found myself on my way to Africa aboard a large ship. On the way I didn't have anything to do except read, so I read magazines from cover to cover and newspapers inside and out. I was quite alarmed to read of a plane crash in which Louise Bourgault and Margaret Weare were among the missing. I also read how the Globe Trotters had acquired two new players, Richard Holden and Lloyd Rice, and in the wrestling field, Mary Swett was Woman's Cham pion Wrestler. The biggest surprise of all was when I discovered David Award and Roger LaCoste among a tribe of natives. They said that they volunteered tolhelp look for Margaret Weare and Louise Bourgault. They added that the two girls had been found safe and sound and that they were on their way home. They also added that they had taken such a liking to Africa that they decided to remain there to help civilize the tribes of Barbarian-like natives. David Award and Roger l.aCoste said that they had been writing to Dorothy Hrapek who was now happily married. A month passed and I, completely recovered from the accident, planned a trip to my home town. I found this trip to be most satisfying and upon arrival, I immediately went to see the new High School. I found a lot of classmates there. Evelyn Shepherd had taken the place of Mr. Sloan, now retired, and she was teaching Biology and Physics. I wanted to meet the new principal but to my surprise there in back of the large desk sat Mr. Harrington who greeted me with a smile and asked me to sit down. He has done a wonderful job through the years and if there were a Principa1's Hall of Fame, I'm sure he'd be there too. He also had three secretaries now instead of one. He said they were Barbara Carroll, Anita Olson, and Sally Fountain. I asked him if he knew where Charles Reim was and he informed me that Charles was now the manager of the 'Quaboag Hotel . I told him how pleased I was to see the beautiful school he had built. Before I left he told me that Rosemarie Wamlck was the School Nurse and that Carole Murphy was the Superintendent's secretary. That night as I crawled into bed, an exhausted woman, I turned on the radio to listen to some quiet music. An RCA Victor recording was being announced. with satisfaction I realized that it was Paul Tkatz and his Swayback Trio. My days were Complete for I at last had found all my school chums and my weary bones could relax in peace now that my trip had proved success- ful. As I fell asleep I thought of the class of 1959. GOD BLESS THEM ALL. Yours truly, Sharon Stickney anim' 611155 flisfvry A MOON VIEW OF THE CLASS OF 1959 We climbed into our space time retractor so as to get back to the year of 1956 when we were freshmen. We elected our officers in that year - - President - George Shea, Vice President - Patricia McCarthy, Secretary - Joyce Bell and Treasurer - Janet Stedt, During the year, George Shea left and Pat succeeded him: then we elected Alan Charbonneau as our new Vice President. David Award was our Student Council Representative and Miss Lewinski was our class advisor. Uneasiness accompanied us throughout the first few weeks - - - initiation - - - its uncertainty The day come! I ! Seniors were having their fun with us Freshmen as victims, but the day ended with a dance and a treat - - we breathed easily, for it was not as bad as we imagined. Basketball season started. There were quite a few boys from our class that made Junior Varsity Tommy Baron, Butch Moran, George Mitchell, Rog LaCoste, Stanley Slaby, Winky Silva, Lloyd Rice and Dick Holden were our Freshman stars. On the girls team were Janet Stedt, Sally Fountain, Pat McCarthy, Barbara Carroll, Gladys Jarvis and Sharon Stickney. To help our funds out we sold candy at the basketball games. Our Freshman year came to a close and we held a Get Acquainted Dance for our incoming Freshmen. We came back to school all rested after a happy summer, ready to go int the Sophomore year. For class officers that year we had: President - Pat McCarthy, Vice President - Alan Charbonneau, Secretary - Sally Fountain, and Treasurer - Nick Williams, who left school and Bev McKean was elected into that important position. The Student Council Representatives were Dave Award and Beverly McKean. Our class advisor was Miss Lewinski. To earn money for the treasury we sold Warren High banners, and had five dances during that yeah In the Student Body play Fireman Save My Child , Barbara Carroll, Robert Charbonneau, Joyce Bell, Sally Fountain, Gloria Hill, Butch Moran, and Stanley Slaby took part. As a sophomore, Dick Holden made Varsity while Stanley Slaby, Rog LaCoste, Lloyd Rice made the J. V. 's and Charles Reim was the manager. The girls also were active and so Sally Fountain, Barbara Carroll, Sharon Stickney, Pat McCarthy, Janet Stedt, Bel-yle Odiome and Evelyn Shepherd became members of the Girls' Basketball Squad. Another summer went by and we were at the grindstone. We held the title JUNIORS. The class officers were elected after a two-week campaign. They were: President - Charles Reim, Vice President - Janet Stedt, Secretary - Barbara Carroll, and Treasurer - Joyce Bell. Our Student Council Representatives were Vice President, Charles Reim and Secretary was Evelyn Shepherd. Our representatives were Janet Stedt, Carole Murphy and Rog LaCoste. Our class advisor was Miss Burke. Evelyn Shepherd was selected Vice President of the Central Division Mass. Assoc. of Student Councils. The boys' Varsity again included Richard Holden, Rog LaCoste, Stanley Slaby and Lloyd Rice. These boys also helped win our Tri-State Champion. We sure are proud of them! ll The girls' Varsity included Sally Fountain, Co-captain, Janet Stedt, Co-captain, Barbara Carroll, Beryle Odiorne, Sharon Stickney and Evelyn Shepherd. That year we received our rings and we really thought we were top notch wheels. We were now members of the Alma Mater. We put on the Senior Reception which turned out to be beautiful and we received many com- pliments about it. During the year as a result of the Magazine Drive we won our pal Rusty as a mascot plus S50. That sure made the Seniors mad, but our ever faithful in this line, Francis Moran, helped us to reach the top. September 1958 - - we are now the SENIORS of Warren High. Our class officers were: Presi- dent - Charles Reim, Vice President - David Award, Secretary - Barbara Carroll, and Treasurer - Joyce Bell. Our class advisor is Miss Burke. The Student Council representatives were Lloyd Rice, who served as President of the council, Carole Murphy, who was secretary, Janet Stedt, Evelyn Shepherd, Charles Relm and David Award. Evelyn made two trips to meetings of the Executive Board of the Central Division Mass. Assoc. of Student Councils. Once again we won the S50 from the magazine drive and Rusty got a pal George. fThanks, Butchlj We were the first class to go to Worcester to have the Senior Pictures taken. It's a wonder Mr. l-larrington trusted us all that wayl History repeats itself - - The prom held January 16 was a most delightful affair. One more affair - - class trip to Washington, D. C. This will top off our activities as students of Warren High - - for with our graduation we pass on traditions to those who remain, while we take our places in society where we hope to use what we have learned at Warren High. It is now time for us to leave, We know the underclassmen will grieve So the Class of '59 leaves a will. To keep us in their memories still. David Award leaves his masculine charm, To Miss Lewinski, his favorite school marm. Joyce Bell leaves her good-natured ways, To Jackie Wallace, who might need them someday Louise Bourgault leaves Warren High in haste, For we don't think she can be replaced. Robert Carbonneau leaves his Crew-Cul, To Donald Cnarbonneau, who needs a new cut. Barbara Carroll leaves her laughing ways, To Judy Burroughs, for next year's days. Vivian Couture leaves her dainty face, To Dawn Gingras, who'll keep up with the pace. Walter Drenzek leaves his quiet post, To Roger Niemic, who needs it most. James Durand leaves his wit and puns, To William Pursell, who also has tons. Sally Fountain leaves her athletic skill, To her sister, who we hope will do as well. Gloria Hill leaves her diamond from Joe, To Barbara Longo, who is planning to go. Richard Holden leaves his basketball achievement, To next year's team, who will no doubt need it. Dorothy Hrapek leaves her ability to type, To all the F students, so Miss Burke won't gripe. Roger l.aCoste leaves his blushing expressions, To Ted Kordas for embarrassing sessions. Patricia McCarthy leaves her white Cadillac, To her cousin Richard, in the Junior Class. Beverly McKean leaves her shyness, To Lucretia Pisarski, who needs some quietness. George Mitchell leaves his curly, blonde hair, To Billy Perry, whose own head is almost bare. Francis Moran leaves his much-used comb, To all the girls, who leave theirs home. Carole Murphy leaves her place in math, To walk down the matrimonial path. Beryle Odiorne leaves giggling all the while, To Marie Fountain, who never cracks a smile. Anita Olson leaves her studious ways, To Alice Teczar, for future days. David Plante, who's quite a pest, Leaves the job to Daniel Beaudry, who tries his best Charles Reim leaves the office of Class President, To Frederick Hagman for next year's resident. Frederick Rice leaves his head of red hair, To Mr. Gorman, to go with his Irish flare. Lloyd Rice leaves his Student Council Chair, To James Lucia, who we think will get there. Evelyn Shepherd leaves her ambitiousness, To Gordon Granger, who'll do his best. Whenman Silva leaves his noisy attitude, To James Miller, who's always in a quiet mood. Wesley Smith leaves his shy mood, To any of the underclassmen, who are rude. Stanley Slaby leaves his work in the lab, To James Blanchard, who'll find no time to gab. Janet Stedt leaves her height, To Mr. Mejia, who's a little mite. Sharon Stickney leaves her love for riding horses, To Phil Messenger, who needs no riding courses. Mary Swett leaves her piano-playing tactics, To Connie Miskiewiez, so she can practice. Paul Tkatz leaves his guitar, To anyone who thinks they can go far. Rosemarie Wansick leaves her gift of speech, To Diane Brisette, who hasn't far to reach. Wayne Warner leaves fBergerJ his nickname, T0 Hamld fH0f D087 0di01'H9, whose own is nearly the same Margaret Weare leaves her friendliness, To anyone who can do their best. Virginia Whitney leaves her talking ways, To Irene Borowiec, who hasn't talked much through her High School days. But l, I just enjoy myself DON'T QUIT When things go wrong, and you're in doubt Don't get mad, for they might just turn out. Many people get mad and quit right off, But don't you quit, you be the boss. And as you go along you'll see That things will turn out progressively. So let the people know who's king And they'll get along with everything. Some people get mad and run away - - But don't you quit, for you must stay. The day may seem tiresome and dreary too, But just let the time pass along by you. This little poem shows you mustn't quit For it won't get you any place a little bit. So don't give up when the pace seems slow You may succeed with just a smile and a glow. TO WARREN HIGH SCHOOL Dear Alma Mater, now we raise To thee a grateful song of praise For kindest care, for truth we've sought To gleam from lessons wisely taught, From school book's gathered store. Our thanks for high ideals we bring, We warriors now a paean sing, A song of what we hope to do, A challenge we send forth as true, Brave champions of our school. Margaret Weare '59 TAKE IT FROM ME My sister goes to college And studies with her books. My brother loves the forests And fishes in its brooks. My mother stays at home And cares for us each day. My father works very hard And gives mamma his pay. I never work at all While they're workin' diligently And we have gathered what we've sown, l'm having a regular ball. Then will we heap upon thy shrine, The honors that we know are thine, A glory all thine own. At last when we are older grown I think quite often of their plight And hope that when they're done They can take a hint from me Roger LaCoste '59 And have a little fun. Evelyn Shepherd '59 IF lf a youth starts driving wild, I-le'11 surely prove he's just a child. If he takes his corners fast, One of those corners will be his last. If he guns it at the lights, And is blind to others' rights, Some fine day he'll even that score, And the wild young man will be no more. So if you're sure you want to race, Then it's the stars you'l1 surely chase. For my friend, the road will end, When you clock 100 in too tight a bend. D. Award '59 OUR 49th STAR Alaska is our brand new state, We've now forty-nine, not forty-eight. lt's called the land of the midnight sun, With snow piled high, ton upon ton. The pelican and the polar bear, All sorts of animals are found up there. The houses are made of snow and ice, All the scenery is so very nice. Alaska at last is one of us, After countless years of toil and fuss. Her land is so vast, the largest by far. We welcome her now, our forty-ninth star V. whitney '59 A QUESTION OF ROMANCE Many questions are asked each day Enough to send you into a trance, But the most common one you hear in June or May is A Question of Romance You think of the day when wedding bells will rin And on her finger she'll wear a golden band. Yet, in your heart there still lingers, A Question of Romance Three years have past since her day of joy, You now have two grandchildren, One a girl and the other a boy, And as around your chair they dance You know there is no longer A Question of Romance Beverly McKean '59 MY FUTURE There are times when I sit by my window wonderin what my future will be, I think of the years yet to come And wonder what lies there for me. I dream of becoming quite famous With great wealth and excitement galore, But then I come back to the present, And wonder what's really in store. It all seems so dark and mysterious, The unknown is really a good term, And when I begin to get serious, I worry and then start to squirm. So here as I sit by my window, Allowing my good thoughts to stray, l'll let tomorrow take care of tomorrow, And have a h--- of a good time today! Carole Oschwald ' 61 8 THE FIRST SNOWFALL Dreary skies spiritless and bleak, Strong winds that sting the cheek, Icy weather that chills the bones, Frozen earth that feels like stone. A crystal flake floats gently down Then myriads follow all around. Soon the town is clothed in white, The first snow fall is in sight. Dorothy Hrapek '59 FRICTION Friction, like many people, may be called two-facedg it can be a machine's best friend, or its greatest enemy. Although it is a cause of waste in all machines, it is put to good use in many instances. In unprotected machines, friction causes pitting and erosion on the surface which come in contact with each other. Also, heat is produced which may cause disastrous results. Bearings and lubricants minimize these corosive actions. Screws and screw type-machines take advantage of friction: the resultant forces of friction of two inclines planes against each other cause one to move, thereby doing the work for which it was designed. Gordon Granger ' 61 MY PREFERENCE I would rather be a Wave than a Wac for various reasons. Why, to begin with, even the name itself is so different from the harsh spoken, hard sounding Wac title, to the soft spoken, gentle sounding Wave title. It suggest to me a graceful quietness about it and it certainly is more becoming to be called a Wave than a Wac. Another thing I ad- mire about the Waves are their uniforms. They seem to have done away with that drab. ordinary look of regulation uniforms and have smartly styled them to blend in with the gay, more feminine taste in clothing. As far as actual benefits are concerned, I don't really know too much about them. I suppose both the Waves and Wacs have pretty much the same to offer in that field, But this I do know, that I'd rather wear the smart blue of the Waves than the depressing grey of the Wacs - - any day. C arole Oschwald ' 61 A PROFESSION AND A JOB A profession differs from a job in many respects. A profession is a job in which a person is an expert in one certain field. In a profession one must be skilled in one thing, and usually has a certificate, degree or other authorization stating that he is an expert in that certain field. Professions hold many different characteristics, including, the re- quirement of training and the requirement of more time to be spent on developing the profession: whereas, a job can be obtained without any experience or much training or skill. For many jobs no training or skill of any kind is required. A job can be obtained more easily than a profession, but usually does not prove as useful or promising. 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I Ola carl l.!.l.Q,-. .... ...S.. ,fl xao ,.! 4- I X I . .. . , , n . 4 '-'. .:,'.'.'.'.:f JJ. 'q'.'s - . . . 0 1 s .'.',' .Q - . . S . .'.'.'.'.. ,' 3-0. o At..-.'.. 2 gl,-.qo.u.m-I-...L-.: J... a I .-.f 1 4.20 ' ' I 5' : g7'.' '. . -0.03. n o sm.,x?:.!'u': .f a.o...... E s 'qw-w President Joseph Castano, Vice President Mary Fountain, Secretary Dawn Gingras, Treasurer Margarey McCarthy. FRONT ROW: T. Emery, R Pisarski, T. Kardas, P. Wansick, R. Rozzen, T. Devanski, E. Borowiec, B. Leno, L. Moody, G. Perron, E. Leneaug SECOND ROW: Norma Kershaw, D. Gingras, P. Rearick, J. Dupsha, M. Fountain, S. Dronzek, B. Krebser, L. Beaudry, C. Meacham, P. Ruddy: THIRD ROW: J. Castano, W. Sawalski, R. Ostiguy, M. McCarthy, C. Landroche, C. Bridges, R. Stedt, C. Holden W. Whitman: FOURTH ROW: W. Skowyra, D. Charbonneau, R. Masterman, B. Couture, P. Kaszuba D. Lucia, W. Tkatz, R. Bernard, D. Masterman i 5 E F l n I I I I 5 i ATHLETICS . 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'Q' ' g ' ' 9.l-o o -..X'u a ' I '-'. FRONT ROW: William Dominque, William Perry, Tim Carroll, Co-Captain Roger LaCoste, William Grehouski BACK ROW: James Blanchard, Co-Captain Richard Holden, Richard McCarthy, Lloyd Rice, Stanley Slaby, Coach: Mr. Gorman HIP, r Z' Dribb1e Tricky Confidence Tim 1'm better than Hardwick g,X.E. Here l gog Tri-State Champ again llzebfl And you just put it right up there Goose This is a basketball? E ' Egg ffx Q fv-g f A-,YU i ' - f , ,v .r V If -my -- Warren High Girls' l6'r1skrf!rrzll Zfcrzrrr i 1ST ROW: Co-Captain Evelyn Shepherd, Co-Captain Sally Fountain, Coach: Miss Kaczmarski, Joyce Tuttle, Barbara Carroll, Sharon Stickuey STAIRS: Mary Fountain, Margaret McCarthy, Marilyn Wallace, Judy Burroughs, Barbara Burroughs, Helen Day, Lois Odiorne, Patricia Rearick, Patricia Rudy Manager: Janet Stedt 515' . K W . WQNX WN-L. , . Hearyg watching! I didn't really trip the ref! First string! fy-, VUK I'm gonna give that ref such The VlCl0l'y Smile! 3 belt! ,, 4 CAPTAIN: Beverly Arsenault, Helen St. Denis, Dawn Gingras, Barbara Krebser, Claire Culliton, Tina Rainka, Marjorie Buckley 51- 1 1 WX I 1 ,, n . A rf? 1 ,n, , , V I ' , I 7 V t ACTIVITIES 4 S: a0huo. .'.'.'e.. '.' '. '. .N S . ' s v S' n. xx'f' 0-0... I ':' ,'.'..- ' ' Q. .gritsxg:-1:-1qirzz'-F:-:1:f:f:f:fPf:cb iq'?9QR'v:k1:Q:-:-54ig-259-5ffrzbsva t- -314:32-.-:-:-1 0, Q uri.. -.:.-::E, : l.0'0.n.Q.3l.l cas. , .5 Q'.0 .af.:q.o 0, Q.-aiu' '.? .-.n:...-' 1:1 .,,...... . ua. 9. ik:2- '? 2.4'j2-'if'-5' -1 '5' fr' 'fi-P.-ff - . S' - e-.af-Swv'-1-:--:-1-:-:-'Ig-f-g-.-315i- Q- I - -'cf I - 9 . - va' ww - 1-.+.-.f-.1f- -.- - -f-e- -- - - v '-51 :-:-'-5'31 A? -7--Pain - -rQ:-:-.- -:-:' -:-: . 1:-:l0:-'-:-1ftQ-:-r-r+I'J-1c-1-is:f+2:-:1:155? 4:2'T+- -- - -5.-.- -'Z-? .-5 'ii-2-':5:3, C:-1'-:3.'f'f.,:,3'oc-.1 ,. :-:-t-:-:-9Ap-:'4-!v:M !fW- 'A 03,155+ Q, by Q35 ' 'FFP-.-Y'r ,-- 1' --, ----.j.'..... . .'r. '- .'. 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Congratulations and Best Wishes From the Class of '61 To the Class of '59 Congratulations to the Class of '59 from the Class of '62 Winners of the One- Act Plays THE PAMPERED DA RLING Q, Of X in RESPO we BIUTY X N Y J Carbonne au Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Weare Mr. and Mrs McKean Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Burnton Mr. and Mrs Couture Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Breveleri Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Stickney Mr. and Mrs Whitney Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Fountain Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Holden CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 FROM Clarence Swett Robert C. Lyle A. Ernest Martin C. Bonheur Ralph H. Ric e Warren Ray Baldwin Roland Stedt John Bourgault Thomas Murphy Harold Odiorne Fred Bell Wilber Coltey George Howard Allen Shepherd John Slaby Peter Wansick Robert Kirk Roy Reim, Sr. John McCarthy Walter J. Robert Mitchell Norman Rice Gattas Award Lester B. Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll Mr. Charles L. Silva Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaCoste Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Durand Mr. and Mrs. Elson Olson Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rodier Mr. and Mrs. John Wirstrom Mr. Leo Satz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tkatz Mr. and Mrs. Walter Drenzek Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth LaBarge Miss Helen Lewinski Miss Claire Burke Mr . Anthony Shoo s han Mr. Robert Detrick Mr. and Mrs. William Gorman Mr. William Grover Mis s Catherine Cahill Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Evelyn Paul O'Toole M. Burnham Virginia D. Hamel Ingrid E. Murch Joseph Murray Mrs . Helen Willey Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy St. Denis Helen Cronin Miss Jane F. Anisko Mr. O. E. M'ejia Miss Edwina Kaczmarski Mr. Anthony Savulis Mr. James Sloan WILLIAM E. WRIGHT 81 SCNS CO. WARREN PUMPS, INC Call at WIRTHMORE STORES for Your Wirthmore Feeds, Coal, Coke, Cement Building Supplies, Range and Fuel Gils West Brookfield, Massachusetts Tel. VO 7-3692 ELM VIEW FARM C, E. SHEPARD AND SONS Pasteurized, and Homogenized Milk Fresh Eggs and Cream Agent for Hoods' Dairy Products Warren Massachusetts Telephone HE 6-7303 Visitors Welcome HE 6-5235 Compliments of A, C, MARTINELLI RCGERS PLASTIC CORPCRATION West Warren, Mass . EDW. H. SPENCER ZZ East Main Street Warren, Massachusetts DeSoto - Plymouth - Internat1ona1 Phone HEm1ock 6-7384 WARREN LAUNDRY, INC, JAMES LIZAK, President Complete Laundering and Dry Cleaning Also Rug and Curtain Cleaning Free Pick Up and Delivery Warren, Mass. Tel. Hemlock 6-7423 PALMER DRIVING SCHOOL 5 Central Street, Palmer, Mass. Tel. Palmer 1818 Day or Night Standard + Automatic - Complete Controls Licensed by the Registry of Motor Vehicles for Limited participation in the High School Driver Education Program, and to give the complete course in Driver Education. WARE TRUST Main Street Ware, Mass. To Be Sure, Insure With LESTER B. HOLDEN GENERAL INSURANCE 28 Main Street Warren, Mags Tel. Office HE6-73490 or Residence HE6-5002. Compliments of Watches - Diamonds Main Street Warren, Massachusetts WILLIAMS DRY GOODS AND NOVELTY CENTER Everything From Pins to Shoes at the Little Store That's on the Square Warren, Massachusetts Compliments of PAGE'S BARBER SHOP West Warren, Massachusetts Compliments of T. STARODOJ CO. Clothing - Furnishings Shoes 100 Main Street Ware, Massachusetts Compliments of HAMEL'S SERVICE STATION Warren, Mas sachus etts Compliments of WlLSON'S PHARMACY Ware , Mas sachus etts Compliments of NOREAU SHOE STORE Ware, Mas sachus etts Compliments of NAT FALK The Store for Men's and Boy Clothing and Furnishings 65 Main Street Ware, Massachusetts Compliments of 710014463 Dune '74 Brookfield Road West Brookfield, Mass. Compliments of ELIZABETH RODIER Hosiery - Blouses - Bags Millinery 63 Main Street Tel. 172 Ware, Mas sachus etts M Compliments of WARE NEWS COMPANY Ware, Massachusetts C ompliments of DRAZEK'S DAIRY Warren, Mass. Compliments of BROOKFIELD MACHINE DESIGN, INC, West Brookfield, Mass. Tel. VO 7-3200 Compliments of RAY'S GULF STATION West Main Street Warren, Massachusetts Hemlock 6-5133 Compliments of Compliments of WARE COCA-coLA BOTTLING CORMIER COMPANY JEWELERS JOHN KROL, Owner 12 North Street 95 East Street Tel. 190 Ware, Mags, Ware , Mas sachusetts Authorized Dealers for Keepsake Diamond Rings Compliments of DOT AND DICK'S West Brookfield Compliments of BRISTOL'S PHARMACY Main Street West Brookfield, Mass. Congratulations From RICE'S RED AND WHITE STORES Warren, Massachusetts Phone Hemlock 6-7368 Free Deliveries Compliments of WRIGHT'S SAFETY SERVICE Motor Tune Up Wheel Aligning and Balancing I Compliments of Your ZULLS SERVICE STATION STORE Main Street Warren, Mas sachus etts Washing and Lubricating Free Pick Up and Delivery Hemlock 6-7667 West Warren, Mass. CATHERINE AND WALTER-'S Complete Line of Stereophonic MODERN BEAUTY SHOP and High Fidelity Phonographs Records 15 Maple Street Warren, Mass. I CATHERINE AND WALTER FURNITURE MORAWIEC, Owners Phone HE 6-7649 All Frigidaire Appliances Ware, Mass. EASTWOOD'S SERVICE STATION Main and Maple Streets Brookfield, Mass. Lubricating and Accessories Prices Are Born Here and Raised Elsewhere Compliments of RlCE'S CLOVER FARM STORE Main Street West Warren, Mass. Compliments of MARY'S DRY GOODS STORE Main Street Warren, Massachusetts Your Place to Buy a Thousand and One Items WARREN PHARMACY Your Rexall Store J, M, RUDDY, Proprietor Hemlock 6 -5364 C omplime nts of BRESLAR'S SHOE STORE 54 Main Street Ware, Massachusetts Featuring the Newest in Footwear OTTO FLORIST, INC. Ware, Mass. Tel. 447 BOB BATSIE, Prop. Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 From the WARREN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION RICE 8: GADAIRE LUMBER co, All Home Building Supplies Brookfield, Mass . BEST WISHES FROM 1815 D IN A, 151'-B'-'W' Mrk 4 -ma- PAQME Q BANK ff M, cn- ..., A , 4 md V' .1 , ,w llyl K IIIA ...... 1,1 Y I a4'Z9' 'WW rumen MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of Best Wishes Your THE A8-P CAPITAL YEAST MANAGER 8: CLERKS COMPANY Best Wishes Best Wishes THE THE GAVITT WIRE at CABLE CO. GUARANTEE LOAN co. INDIAN VILLAGE RESTAURANT House of Fine Foods Seafood - Steaks - Roast Open A11 Year Rt. 20 - Brimfield, Mass. Churchill 5-7488 Good Luck and Success to the Class of '59 MILTON O. FOUNTAIN TUCKER'S HARDWARE STORE The Place to Go for the Brands You Know Warren 18 Main Street Tel. HE. 6-5318 Compliments of DR. M. H. HAIGHT B. M. COVELL Furniture - Wallpaper - Paint Oil Burners and Supplies Linoleum Everything for the Home River Street Warren, Mass. Hemlock 6-5311 Compliments of QUABOAG HOTEL Floor Show Every Saturday Night ROY REIM, Manager Hemlock 6-7791 WARREN CASH MARKET Quality Meats, Groceries and Provisions Self-Service Main Street Warren, Massachusetts Phone Hemlock 6-7616 Compliments of DR. JAMES GRIFFIN Warren, Massachusetts GREENWICH INN FILLING STATION ANDREW KOLTAN, Prop. Gas - Oil - Cars Serviced West Warren, Mass. Phone: HEm1ock 6-7782 Compliments of FULTON'S MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF WARE SAVINGS BANK The Best Place to Do Your Banking Ware, Massachusetts WARE CO-OPERATIVE BANK Ware, Massachusetts Branch Bank WILLIAM G. WOOD, Jeweler Warren, Mas sachusetts WARREN SAVINGS BANK OMPLIMENTS CF PERKINS MACHINE CCMPANY FOUNTAIN'S DAIRY PRODUCTS Quality Milk - Cream - Eggs - Cheese FRANCIS E. FOUNTAIN, Prop. Carl Street Warren, Massachusetts Phone: HEmlock 6-5398 C. A. RISLEY 8: COMPANY INSURANCE Main Street Tel. N. B. VO 7-3904 West Brookfield, Mass . Cornpliments of WHEELER'S STORE We st Brookfield, Mas s . Best Wishes to the Class of '59 ANDREW R. FREW, BUILDING 8: REMODELINC1 West Warren, Mass. Best Wishes JOHN FIJOL WASTE MATERIAL West Warren, Mass. Compliments of GREENACRES SUPPLY Ware, Mas s . Compliments of WILLOW-BROOK TURKEY FARM West Warren, Mass. Compliments of LIBERTY MARKET West Warren, Mass . ,. :.:z::1.f:.::1:s: , E925-12:55:12 Q:----V-,:,::q,:+:+:-1-mfzziz-:v. , . ,.,,. ,. ,., 'W tl' 'is:2:2-I-far:2:I:P':2:2:2:2:2E:5:E: .g 'TS r 4 .... 32, :-:,.+:-:-1:-zv. A..., , 32 ...w.-.fe-ax. M,-. .4 - , ...... . H- '2E5 '5E TE ,.. '4-I:I+2:2:22:IE2!1EIEIEF 'N- 1. '52-5:r:3::.g.g:,3::iii: .:f igg:3:gx:: :1',:,:::4-fg:- .- , . A ., t. :.Yg,,.,.,. ,,,,,,, ., k W Q Q 9' X . 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