Warren High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Warren, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1963 volume:

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'na mr - lf1 '3MX-Y . .' 5 , ' 'v 'MXL' XFN r- 'f -19, X . n w' 1 X , '- ' ' f f ' X 'IfX11gX , --M 1 'ff Y f- 11,4 4 ,, Nga M XX X ' 'er . 'ZLL , i,,fJ W - M... W -'..:w W 'i ' , ' ' ' ' . W' xl- -1 1 4 X X XM., ' XX XX X ,. ,X 2is'9 5 q -6 -uf, 3'-f 1 Q- '-' ,S , 4 ' ' XJ fr Q 4 nw . .,,,. . ,X X XXX usa 4 ,,-it 3 XX X mr 'U Q KM M 1 D nn ., XX X X X -1 mufwop Warren High School Warren, Massachusetts Class of 1963 Dedication . . Administration . . . Faculty .... Hilltop Staff .... Senior Section . . . Baby Pictures . . . Senior Superlatives Junior Section. . . . Sophomore Section Freshman Section . . Activities . . . . . Senior Prom . . Sports Section . . matt 01, Page 4 5 8 . 12 . 13 . 27 . 32 . 37 . 40 . 43 . 46 . 54 . 57 2 Ahmad Let us join in song together, Sing our song anew, Our beloved Warren High School, Sound her praises true. Honor to the black and orange, Colors that we love, They shall lead us to the future, And our triumph prove. Seniors, Juniors, Sophs, and Freshmen, All for honors try, Bringing credit to the name of Dear old Warren High. It is she we'll all remember As we sing our song, Honor, love, and true devotion, All to her belong. CHORUS: Sing her praises, Cheer her onward, High her banner fly, Hail to thee, Our own dear High School, Hail to Warren High, By Miss Mary Hoe Class of 1941 ' ' - Photogwpkwu 3 1 .. fl' For his four years of effort on our behalf, For his guidance and help, For his consideration and service, We, the Class of 1963, dedicate this yearbook to our principal, Mr. Fred A. Ramey, Jr., as a token of our thanks and deep-felt appreciation. 4- ADMINISTRATICN To the Class of 63 As I search the future of the Class of 63, many wonderful thoughts enter my mind. I can see horizons of which could not conceive twenty years ago. Beyond these horizons I see democratic world government, equality for man, disease free people, instantaneous communications, speedier transportation, interspace travel, and many other ideas yet undreamed of by the human mind. One marvelous facet of all this is that you will be a part of these new worlds. Yours is the year 2000 -- only 37 years away. My exhorta- tion is that you prepare well and use wisely your God-given gifts. Sincerely yours, 6 FACLI LTY F E' ? ? To the Class of 1963: Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt once said, l wish for you the ability to be curious and the unselfishness to think of others, which in the end bring greater interest to your own lives. l wish for the members of the Class Of-1963 the very best. You have been a class all members ofthe faculty have enjoyed working with. Good luck in the future -- our prayers are with yOu. Sincerely, lid fwwyfi Fred A. Ramey, Jr. Principal 7 ,i Miss!-ldewlz. ' ' Villanova University M.A. in History and Latin fu. ' American International M.A. in Education Holy Cross B.S. in Science ' 0la1waBwdw Bay Path lnstitute Business Education Mm. JOIKQS H. QQOOMI Clark College A.B. Biology Clark University M,A, Education 9 gg Q.. O lv. St. Anselm 's College B.A. in History Mm. Joseph Cauagnawf American International College Business Education Providence College A.B. in Letters Mfu. Paul Gogww Clark University B.S. in Psychology and Sociology 10 I-Iwweg Anna Maria College A.B. in Art RJ. U University of Mass. Mathematics Mm. New England Conservatory of Music 11 STANDING: Mr. Lynch, Miss Burke, Ad- visors. SITTING l. to r.: Donna Kershaw, James Medeiros, Elaine Midura, Co-Editors. fllbtop STANDING: John Perrin, Gary Blanchard, Boys' Sports, SITTING l. to r.: Irene Starzyk Art Ed., Marion Taylor, Girls' Sports, Jan- elle Odiorne, Bus. Man. SGH STANDING l. to r.: Marion Taylor, Gary Blanchard, Rudy Bednarz, Donna Fitzgerald, Gerald Tobyne, John Perrin, Lorraine Benson, Phyllis Borowiec. SEATED: Irene Starzyk, Donna Kershaw, James Medeiros, Elaine Midura, Janelle Odiorne. 7 n Q' w' N '1-'1w.Q:'H 5V J ,M x mv .2 s T' 45 . 3-ng '-A f L H 1 6 I .F Q 1 , 1- Vw , . lf .. Q. why ,, 57'4'59f 'W f'fF ' A we . f 'ls' ,- ' .Args f. .fgwvw J 1-50 lr9bQi'FY 16 , 'S -N sb X,,,f', I K m:.m K' f, ROBERT EDWARD ALLEN Bob Art 15 Chorus 1,25 Committees 1-45 Band 1-45 Driver Ed 3. ROBERT JAMES AWARD Bobby Baseball 1-45 Driver Ed 35 Com- mittees 1-45 Art 15 Chorus 1. RUDOLPH JOHN BEDNARZ Rudy Basketball 2-45 Baseball 1-45 Class President 35 Driver Ed 35 Committees 2 -4. 14 LORRAINE CLAIRE BENSON Lorraine Hilltop Staff 45 Softball 35 Basket- ball 3,45 Drill Team 45 Band l5 Chorus 2,35 Art l5 Newspaper Staff 3,43 Driver Ed 35 Committees l-4. GARY LEE BLANCHARD Gary Basketball l-45 Art 15 Class Vice- Presiderit 35 Class Play 25 Driver Ed 35 Hilltop Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Committees l-4. PHYLLIS ANN BOROWIEC Phy1 Hilltop Staff 45 Chorus 2,35 Driver Ed 35 Art l5 Office Staff 35 News- paper Staff 3,45 Committees l-4. 15 VINCENT ALBERT BRADLEY Vince Committees 1-45 Driver Ed 35 Art 1. PATRICIA GRACE BUCKLEY Pat Newspaper Staff 1,3,45 Art 15 Hill- top Staff 45 Driver Ed 35 Cheer- leader 1-35 Office Staff 35 Major- ettes 1 -35 Committees 1 -4. DIANNE MARIE CABANA Dianne Drill Team 45 Driver Ed 35 Class Play 25 Committees 1-45 Art 15 Chorus 1. 16 SANDRA MICHELLE DUPSHA Sandie Majorettes 1-35 Chorus 1,25 Cheer- ing 1-45 Driver Ed 35 Committees 1-45 Art 15 Office Staff 3. WANDA ANN DEVANSKI Wanda Committees 45 Driver Ed 4. DONNA LEE FITZGERALD Fitzy Basketball 2-45 Driver Ed 35 French Club Treasurer 35 Newspaper staff 3,45 Art 15 Office Staff 35 Chorus 1-35 Committees 1-45 Hilltop Staff 4. 17 CHRISTINA MARIE HAGMAN Chris Class Secretary 2,35 Class Play 25 Newspaper staff 35 Majorettes 3,45 Driver Ed 35 Committees 1-45 Cho- rus 15 Art 1, MARIANNE LAURA KANE Mare Cheerleader 25 Chorus 1,25 News- paper Staff 35 Art 15 Driver Ed 35 Office Staff 35 Majorettes 1-45 Head Majorette 45 Committees 1 -4. DONNA LEE KERSHAW Donna Chorus 1,2,35 Basketball 2,35 Art 15 Softball Co-Captain 35 Cheerleader 2-45 Crafts 35 Newspaper Co-editor 45 Hilltop Co-editor 45 Drill Team 45 Office Staff 35 Driver Ed 35 Com mittees 1-4. A 18 Class Vice-President 1, Secretary 35 CLIFFORD ROBERT MARRIOTT ,.Kippy., Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1,25 Cho- rus 15 Driver Ed 35 Art 15 Band 1-45 Committees 1-4. IOANNE TERESA MCCARTHY NIO., Student Council 1-35 Art 15 Basket- ball 1-45 Cheering 3,45 Driver Ed 35 Softball 35 Class Secretary 1, Vice-President 2, President 3,45 Chorus 15 Committees 1-4. KARL DAVID MEACI-IAM Dave Basketball 1-35 Art 15 Committees dent 45 Band 3. 19 1-45 Driver Ed 35 Class Vice Presi- JAMES ANTHONY MEDEIROS Jim Class Treasurer 13 Student Council 1-4, Vice-President 3, President 43 National Honor Society 3,43 French Club President 33 Class Play 23 CDMASC National Delegate 33 Basketball 1 -33 Hilltop Co-Editor 43 Art 13 Committees 1-43 Driver Ed 3. ELAINE MARY MIDURA Elaine Student Council 1-4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 43 CDMASC Treasurer 43 Hilltop Co-Editor 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Secretary 33 Class President 23 Art 13 Majorettes 1-4, Co-Head 43 Driver Ed 33 News- paper Staff 3,43 Committees 1-4. ROBERT WILLIAM MITCHELL IIBOb YI Basketball 1-43 Chorus 13 Driver Ed 33 Committees 1-43 Art 13 Baseball 1 -4. 20 RICHARD ARNOLD MUNDEL Richard Art 1-35 Crafts 35 Driver Ed 35 Committees 1 -4. BRIAN LLOYD ODIORNE Mort Band 1-45 Art 15 Driver Ed 35 Com- mittees 1-4. IANELLE NANCY ODIORNE Nellie Basketball 1 -35 Chorus 1 -35 Soft- ball 3,45 Driver Ed 35 Drill Team 4 Newspaper 3,45 Hilltop Bus. Mgr. 45 Art 15 Student Council 3,45 Cheer- ing 4. 21 JOHN WALTER PERRIN Johnny Art 15 Chorus 15 Play 25 Driver Ed 35 Baseball 2,45 Basketball 1-45 Co-captain 3,45 Class Treasurer 2 45 Newspaper 45 Hilltop 45 Com- mittees 1-4. 22 RONALD LAW RENC E PELTIER Committees 1 4 Art 1 Newspaper Staff35 Driver Ed 3 ALAN DAVIDSON SHEPHERD IR Committees 1 4 Art 1 Chorus 1 Basketball 1 2 Driver Ed 3 MARILYN ELEANOR SOYA Lynn Art 1,25 Crafts 35 Driver Ed 35 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Committees 1 4 IRENE MARY STARZYK Rene Cheerleader 2,35 Art 15 Chorus 15 Class Secretary 45 Class Play 25 Driver Ed 35 Newspaper 45 Office Staff 35 Hilltop 45 Drill Team 45 Softball 35 French Club 35 National Honor Society 3-4. MARION ELIZABETH TAYLOR Committees 1'4g Basketball 1-45 French Club 35 Science Fair 3,45 Hilltop 45 Driver Ed 35 Newspaper 45 Chorus 1,25 Art 1,2. 23 DENNIS CHARLES VAILL Snail Committees 1-45 Class President 13 Student Council 3,4g Class Play 25 Art 13 Driver Ed 33 Class Treasurer 3g Newspaper Co-Editor 4. GERALD EVERETT TOBYNE Jerry Basketball 1-45 Driver Ed 35 Art lg Committees 1-4. HELEN LOUISE WANSICK Helen Committees 1-43 Art lg Chorus 1,2 Newspaper Staff 39 Drill Team Captain 43 Home Room Capt. of Mag, Drive 45 Office Staff 2-45 Driver Ed 3. 24 SANDRA CORINNE ZAWALSKI Sandy Basketball 1-33 Driver Ed 33 Drill Team 4g Chorus 1,25 Art lg News paper Staff 39 Office Staff 3 43 Committees 1-4. q 1 jill fl? Y ,...-1 N V aqgggfu 'slug D Q 2226 if-7+ A- X. K 25 ow um., After years of toil and struggle, I embarked for the United States. Behind me lay the pearly waters of the South China Sea and a lonely outpost in the lowlands of Malaya. Now, as I boarded my ship for America, my thoughts turned to days past. More vividly than ever l could remember when we had just entered our Freshman year. How shy and timid we were. That first year our class officers were: Dennis Vaill, President, Joanne Mc- Carthy, Vice-Presidentg Donna Kershaw, Secretary, and James Medeiros, Treasurer. To the Student Council we sent James Medeiros and Joanne Mc- Carthy. Our basketball stars were John Perrin, David Meacham, Alan Shepherd, James Medeiros, Gary Blanchard and Clifford Marriott. To the girls' team we sent Joanne McCarthy, Janelle Odiorne, Sandra Zawalski, and myself, Marion Taylor. This was also the year that we, as Freshmen, were to be initiated, The Seniors were greatly surprised to discover that there was genuine talent in the Freshman class, and the talent show was a barrel of fun for all of us. September rolled around again and we were one more step up the ladder as Sophomores. Elaine Midura took over as President, Joanne McCarthy re- mained as Vice-President, Christine I-Iagman became Secretary and Dennis Vaill, Treasurer. To the Student Council we sent James Medeiros, Elaine Midura, and Joanne McCarthy. l remember the class production of Nobody Loves a Fat Boy during our Sophomore year, in which Gary Blanchard and Dianne Cabana rose to stardom. The sports rosters were much the same, and our classmates continued to be faithful rooters. In our Junior year we received our class rings and became members of the Alma Mater. To celebrate this event, we held a ring dance. That year, our class officers were: Joanne McCarthy, Presidentg Gary Blanchard, Vice- Presidentg Christine Hagman, Secretary, and John Perrin, Treasurer. Student Council representatives were James Medeiros, Joanne McCarthy, Janelle Odiorne, and Elaine Midura. That year we held a pep rally which was a huge success. lt was also the year that we acquired Yogi Bear from the Freshmen. John Perrin and Rudy Bednarz became co-captains of the basketball team, and we sponsored the Senior Reception. Seniors at last -- we had finally made it! For the last time we elected class officers who were: Joanne McCarthy, President, David Meacham, Vice- Presidentg Irene Starzyk, Secretaryg and John Perrin, Treasurer. To the Student Council, also for the last time, we sent James Medeiros, Janelle Odiorne, Dennis Vaill, and Elaine Midura. Our Senior Prom, Winter Wonderland, was a social success, as was the Freshman talent show. With graduation in June, we were ready to take that long awaited step into the future, as citizens of our community, state, and of our nation. Marion Taylor 26 if Q. 1-Q, 2 f-...Xxx x Q' W an 4. -5- 5 in VSQEG i My 7-., N ,gif - V 1, A . 3 5 3 vi BW- 1 ,. ' uf mil 27 x 2 L, 1, 3' 44 A 1 M1823 fum Oiasswzll ROBERT ALLEN leaves his car To Mr. Cavagnaro whose Ford is worse by far. ROBERT AWARD leaves his masculine charm To that little Freshman Paul Ducharme. RUDY BEDNARZ and JOANNE MCCARTHY leave th To any new couple who wants the space. LORRAINE BENSON leaves her quiet ways To Carolyn Bernard who will find it pays. GARY BLANCI-IARD whose sheep have been killed Alas! Poor Gary has nothing to will. PHYLLIS BOROWIEC won't leave her ring Nor any of the happiness that it will bring. VINCENT BRADLEY who is always late Leaves his excuses for anyone to take. PATRICIA BUCKLEY leaves her ever-present smile to a lowly Freshman to try and beat by a mile. DIANNE CABANA so cute and small Leaves a plea, I wish I were tall. WANDA DEVANSKI a girl new to us all Leaves to her sister her place in the hall, SANDRA DUPSI-IA leaves her ability to cheer To Anne Perrin to use next year. DONNA FITZGERALD, ofcourse, leaves her height To Patty Lizak, that tiny mite. CHRISTINA I-IAGMAN leaves her little black book For all dateless girls to have a look. MARIANNE KANE leaves her uniform and baton To another majorette to carry on. DONNA KERSHAW leaves her ways kind of quiet But makes sure she leaves before she starts a riot. CLIFFORD MARRIOTT leaves his clarinet To anyone who thinks he's better yet. DAVID MEACHAM leaves his gliding step To anyone who may need his pep. 28 eir parking place JAMES MEDEIROS leaves his presidency of S.C. To Jackie or Jerry who may be as lucky as he. ELAINE MIDURA leaves her roses of red To go with the crown on the next queen's head. ROBERT MITCHELL leaves his ways with the gals To all his underclassmen pals. RICHARD MUNDEL leaves his smiling ways For Jerry Des Roches to brighten his days. BRIAN ODIORNE leaves -- PERIOD! I ! JANELLE ODIORNE, she leaves this year But her brother Gary will still be here. RONALD PELTIER, boy, what a guy Leaves his good humor for someone else to try. JOHN PERRIN, in this Senior will Leaves to Bob, his basketball skill. ALAN SHEPHERD he's one of those Who leaves to Irene -- well who knows. MARILYN SOYA leaves her title Class Brat To next years Seniors to try and match that, IRENE STARZYK leaves her scholarly ways To anyone who wants them on testing days. MARION TAYLOR leaves her political wit To Barbara Day to try and match it. GERALD TOBYNE leaves his silent ways To Carrot Top to mend his ways. And next on the list comes DENNIS VAILL Who leaves his great humor and nickname, Snail HELEN WANSICK leaves the right way of teasing To Evelyn Wegerzyn so her hair will look pleasing SANDRA ZAWALSKI leaves her diamond smile To the next lucky girl who walks down the aisle. We, the Class of 1963, give Yogi Bear To the Class of 1965 to share. 29 1 I decided to write and tell you the most exciting news. Dear Irene: My editor sent me out to get a story on Willie Wink, the famous movie and singing star, and told me not to come back without it. It took me a trip around the world to get the story and it also gave me the opportunity to meet our classmates from the good ole Class of '63. I traced Willie to New York where he was to be singing at the Peppermint Lounge but I arrived too late to see him. All was not lost, however, for at the Lounge I met Jerry Tobyne, the very successful proprietor of the nightclub. Jerry sent me to Willie's booking agent and I got my second surprise of the day. I walked into the office of Rudy Bednarz. He was a big help in my search for Willie as he had his secretary, Joanne McCarthy, give me his bookings for the next two months. I headed for the airport to make reservations for England the first stop on my list. At the ticket window, I was very surprised to see Wanda Devanski as the clerk. The stewardess on the plane I was to take was Pat Buckley, who told me she just loved her job. Pat took me to the front of the plane to introduce me to the pilot and co-pilot. The pilot was our class astronaut, Alan Shepherd and the co -pilot was David Meacham, both of whom are looking very well. When we landed in London it was raining cats and dogs. While waiting for a cab, I ran into Marilyn Soya on vacation from her candy shop in the states. When my cab arrived, I was doubly shocked to find Brian Odiorne in the driver's seat. I thought it was time I went in search of Willie again before I lost my job. Because of the rain his show was cancelled and he had moved on to Paris, France. After the London rain I decided to make myself presentable. Upon entering a famous beauty salon I was not surprised to see Marianne Kane and Helen Wansick as the proprietors, for they really showed some talent at W.H.S. While under the dryer, I glanced upin time to see Marion Taylor come in. She told me she was ambassador to France, her childhood ambition. My trip was halted for a day, however, because of a sprained ankle. The day Ispentin the hospital was not a total waste, for I met Sandy Dupsha teach ing French students our nursing methods, a very rewarding line of work. After leaving the hospital my search took me to Moscow where Willie was to entertain at the World's Fair. Naturally, my first stop at the fair was at the U.S. exhibits. While walking around, I came upon the farming section and guess who was there -- Yep! Dennis Vaill, exhibiting the products from his expanding farm back in Warren. After roaming around, seeing all the displays, I bumped right into Lorraine Benson, who has a lovely set of twins, on a month's vacation with her family. I decided that this would be a good time for me to watch Willie perform before I interviewed him. He is a marvelous entertainer and sure does justice to the song Ahab the Arab. After the show he had rushed off in a cab, so I had no choice but to go on to Hawaii and try to catch him there. The hostess at the airport was one of our classmates, Chris Hagman, who was working there while her husband was stationed in Hawaii. She is still as full of life as ever. 30 While crossing the street to my hotel, I chanced to see Vincent Bradley directing traffic, but it was too thick for me to talk to him. I-Ie looks just as he did back at W.H.S. During my first night in I-Iawaii, I developed an overwhelming toothache, so I decided to go to Los Angeles before Willie and get the tooth attended to before it got too bad. I was not familiar with the dentists in L.A. so I looked in the phone directory and came across the name of Donna Fitzgerald. While I was sitting in the waiting room of her office, quite nervously, the patient before me emerged. Who do you suppose it was, but Jim Medeiros, the unsus- pecting victim of Donna's new painless method of drilling. After talking to him, I found that he is a Los Angeles executive, doing quite well. My turn was next, so into the chain I went. While she worked we had a great talk and Donna suggested that ifl wanted to see another classmate, I should attend the concert where Ronny Peltier was playing his accordian. This I did and I saw a wonderful performance. Checking in at the hotel that night, I met Janelle Odiorne, who is attend- ing a convention as an executive secretary at Warren Pumps, Inc., and that night we had a wonderful talk. After flying to Logan Airport in Boston, I looked up Elaine Midura who showed me around her Loan Company office, after which she invited me to go to a baseball game at Fenway Park, The new homerun king for the Red Sox was John Perrin and the star pitcher for the yankees was Bobby Mitchell. Well, Willie had escaped me again so I decided to take a side-trip home to visit my parents. Later, I found that the famous Willie Wink, whom I had followed all around the world, was performing at the Warren Town I-Iall, When I rushed in everyone was talking about the performance and among the people, I saw many familiar faces. Phyllis CBorowiecj Valley, for one, told me that her husband owns the famous Pizza Palace where they sell the best pizzas in the state. Another thriving business is the plant owned by Clifford Marriott where parts for rocket ships are made. Sandy Zawalski is happily married to Ronnie and they have a marvelous flower shop on Main Street in Warren. Richard Mundel owns .his own trucking business and transports for Perkins Machine Company. I saw Dianne Cabana at the Hall also. She is a second grade teacher at the East School now, and she told me she had to take her dog to the vets to have him put away. This was because he dog bit Bobby Allen at his Cities Service station in Warren. The vet was, ofcourse, Gary Blanchard, who is well known in this area. I finally got my chance to interview Willie Wink and this was the greatest surprise of my life. For there standing in front of me was our own classmate, Bobby Award. He had grown taller and looked slightly older, especially with that mustache. I interviewed him and he told me of his success as an enter- tainer, and how glad he was that we could meet again. That's my whole story. I'll be seeing you in Boston at your laboratory next week and then I'll catch a plane for New York and get my exciting story to the boss. I better stop writing now before my short story becomes a short novel. Bye for now. Your friend, Donna Kershaw 31 TITLE Best All-around Most Likely to Succeed Best Looking Cutest Best Dressed Most Studious Most Ambitious Laziest Most Co-operative Most Athletic Best Natured Worst Tempered Most Popular Shyest Friendliest Best Friends Quietest Noisiest Class Giggler Class Brat Best Dancer Class Flirt Most Original Q BOY John Perrin James Medeiros Robert Award Dennis Vaill Robert Award James Medeiros David Meacham Vincent Bradley David Meacham John Perrin Robert Allen Richard Mund el John Perrin Robert Mitchell Rudolph Bednarz Dennis Vaill Alan Shepherd 8x David Meacham Gerald Tobyne Sz Rudolph Bednarz Clifford Marriott Gary Blanchard Brian Odiorne Ronald Peltier Gary Blanchard David Meacham Gary Blanchard Gerald Tobyne 32 GIRL Joanne McCarthy Irene Starzyk Elaine Midura Dianne Cabana Helen Wansick Irene Starzyk Elaine Midura Marianne Kane Elaine Midura Joanne McCarthy Donna Kershaw Sandra Dupsha Elaine Midura Phyllis Borowiec Janelle Odiorne Sandra Zawalski 8a Helen Wansick Donna Fitzgerald 8: Patricia Buckley Lorraine Benson Helen Wansick Patricia Buckley Marilyn Soya Helen Wansick Christina Hagman Marion Taylor Wanda Devanski M066 Populwv Elaine Midura Robert Mitchell Sw James Medeiros i lrene Starzyk 4 L'y, F Ffmts Bes6DwsserL G B1 hd umtesb Robert Award Chustme Hagman Lorraine Benson Helen Wansick Clifford Marriott 33 Looking Elaine Midura Robe rt A ward my fl' wear N J N Best-AM John Perrin Joanne McCarthy Dianne Cabana Dennis Vaill O O Janelle Odiorne Dennis Vaill O0assBwts Marilyn Soya Gary Blanchard Col- Elaine Mid Ura David Meacham 34 1 C3 ' X: - F L34 J iff 1 . W: 3, - 4 Q sf ' f S qi QE J V . Q . I5 V Q X lfaffzlx K W K' PK x ., A S? V Q pf J' - if KEY to Baby Pictures XJ! Q , ' 1- Lorraine Be 2' Gem uson ., - ld T013 1 x b,b :, , 3. Janelle Od,Y1e ,A in V- 4, Ma - 1OT1'1e 3 5 .HHHHQ Kane , 6 Chfford Marriott . , ' -Ire .' 6 A 7. Sa1?c:?rj?g?,:1Sk. -f : mm I j 10 C1811 Wansick N V d 1 I James Medeiro 74 E 151 saws j X 13. D mfg Fitzgerald V , 14 C1'1Y11SVai11 .-. sv ' Elaine Mb' 15. Marion T1 ura Xl 16, Wand 3'Y101' ' X 17. ParfiC?aD5V21nski V g X 18. D uckley f' E , h an Shepherd i g? M kkwwflif L - I ' ' f X 1 I . S V fi I' 4 elf -f aww N A ' V X 5 Q3' N M , 6 A LL 6 l 5 f , i ' 1 Q Wllll 1 7 X N 1 X X 'A' L' Q' A. pt f X W! ? X ' ' . HQ 1 , E 7 ' X J f 35 CAUGHT! ALRIGHT, I'LL HELP i A I GOSSIP, GOSSIP, GOSSIP. TIGHT SQUEEZF WHAT'S SO FUNNYTP? TRAFFIC IAM??!! 36 f-ff. 'ws' .ff O x Wm' ,Yi 6 ff mr -4,9 o ,o 'OL'U lx , .lf 1-r. Barbara Day, Secretary, Laverne Cholewa, Vice President, Brian Baldwin, President, Sheila McCarthy, Treasurer. O G A 01712964 'D-'UCDZOO CH O---VD-P 602 O-1 4 TNI A Q Q O F I 00050 305711 1 WT. QL.. UO-Z VO UBUYD xr.. Q11- gf., 'Ve -if , as M4 'Q Wag 4 2 I 9' 5 W w in ,Sv ,, -. f Q ,9- v i K Y, Ea , 7, ,Kr Q I , s .. If xxx Us Q is . X f MA v m1v', . Q 9 X J 0 6 N Q11 W 0 1 - r, Joan McCarthy, Treasurerg Paul Guglietti, Presidemg Marsha Urban, Secretary. My 1 ,V ' .1 S mul . i F. W.--1 4 h Q S3 , Ai' 017 19653 X cozo--eb'-c:-ebpcnzoo T10 UBUYIDPO NIH 0-1 1 9 6 2 F E O M T H E mwciorvom GYD-1-O C0 K. A I n l s f i i7-, Q ll 1. - r. Kathleen McCarthy, Treasurerg Julian Doktor, Presidentg John Banas, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Floury, Secretary, 017 mee, 'I .gn 1.-i,..w.,,, 'IE ACTIVITIES 5 Naiimwlb I-lmwfv Qoowfg 1-r. Pamela LaCoste, Secretaryg Carol Blais, Treasurerg Irene Starzyk, Vice Presidentg Mr. Lynch, Advisorg Elaine Midura, President. I f I STUR W1 fo 041.0181 ,SIA A tg is'5!i5 L 5 .V I LQ FIRST ROW, I-r. Pamela I.aCosteg Irene Starzyk, Elaine Midurag Marie Doktorg Bar- bara Dayg Carol Blais. SECOND ROW. Mr. Lynch, Advisorg Herbert Healyg Gary Blanchardg James Medeirosg David Ducharme. 47 .f '-yt , 7 JK 1,1-'x E N-C132 4 ' ,- 1121-52 sf l. - r. Jackie Dupsha, Secretary, Elaine Midura, Treasurer, James Medeiros, Presidenrg Gerard Gonclreau, Vice-President. lst ROW, l-r. Dennis Vaille, Jackie Dupsha, Gerry Gondreau, James Medeiros, Elaine Midnra, Janelle Odiorneg 2nd ROW, Miss Burke, Advisor, Franklin Perry, Linda Carroll, Barbara Romanski, Sheila McCarthy, Norma Bell, Audrey Lathe, Mary Lou LaBarge. 48 Oulu IQNWY7 hu This year, with the gratefully acknowledged help ofthe Student Council, Lions Club, and Warren School Department, our gym was redone, from top to bottom. As the accompanying pictures attest to, we received a new scoreboard, stage curtain, and window curtains The walls, ceiling, and floor were refinished, and they now look like new.Warren High is certainly proud of the results of this project, and we again thank everyone who helped make it possible. 11 l 49 Baud 1 fN , 4 9 lnnx m W 50 Wiowffes DfaiwuEducaiZow NMPQPW QV166 lww Qtwlggbl Homemaker of Tomorrow JMQS ' Delegate to National Student Council Conference, San Gabriel, California, June 24-28, 1962. 53 Treasurer of CDMASC and D.A.R. Recipient fNot pictured is Dennis Vaill, Student Govern ment Day Representativej. A yi 'zi'g.f W I N T E IZ W O N D E F21 L A N D f fu 'r 55 Mrs. Doktor Mr. Gaudreau Mr. Kane Mrs. Ducharme, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Stadt. 56 Vwwitg Baslzetbam u fs r f E12 X u If 'if T o l X r X, Il I W l Go-Captains, John Perrin and Rudy Bednarz. 44 :ze FRONT: John Perrin and Rudy Bednarz, Co-Captains. STANDING: Coach Ehrhart, Dickie Dumas, Gerald Tobyne, Vinnie Bednarz, David Ducharme, Gary Blanchard, Herby Healy, Gary Gdiorne, Robert Perrin, Clifford Marriott, Robert Mitchell, Edward Orluk, Manager. 58 l 1962-63 Season Highlights of the '62-'63 basketball season at Warren High were two big wins over N. Brook- field, and a thrilling victoryover Hardwick High. Though their record of seven wins and ten losses doesn't show it, the Eagles have played great basketball throughout the season, much to the enjoyment of everyone who saw them. T E A M GO W A R R E N GO ! l Tri-State Tournament This year, the Warren Eagles fought their way to the finals of the Tri-State Tourney. Defeating Ashby and Marlboro, N.H., the Eagles then came up against their arch-rival, Hardwick High, knocking them out of championship contention by a score of 56-43. The championship game on March 9th saw Warren and Belchertown pitted against each other. Belchertown emerged the victor however, but our team still brought home the finalist trophy, something to be quite proud of. J ' Vwusitg Basketbaw Out of my way! i In the huddle with Mr. Perrin Arms, arms, arms! Coach Perrin How's the weather up there, Dick? Up, up 60 www Coach, Pat MCC arthy 61 Vwwrtg 1-r: Sandra Urban, Janelle Odiorne, Sandra Dupsha, Joanne McCarthy, Sharon Mack Barbara Day, Ann Perrin. Qnot pictured is Jacqueline Dupshaj. Let us join in song together, sing our song anew . . . 62 .M KNEELING: Sandra Towne, Capt. STANDING, 1-r: Kathleen Traska, Kathy LaPierre, Sylvia Sablack, Patty Lizak. I f 'f Z Q, if Victory for Warren High! !! Let's go,1et's go, 1et's REA-A-ALY go! Q rf X 3 J f SM Q , S1 0 VC Lg' l 4 ' J LA aff! E ' XM E .J '4' ' , N-A 'A Ui B kim 'A y A W X 43355 ww' , w,,L1,,Li 1fQf951fs1 - , iw. gisim :viz 911.232 w ,sw ': :, wLf2f',2i1.f-9213:-,,L:jig,-f' '- 51 : 5' L ' . '-.,-.mai ,,-X xi -,A av! K ' 1 V 54 DME . f VEB X TW' i 51 ' Q, fr' ,f xjfx 41 .5 w w X A Y f x L QW is X ga . vip, gi, ,. x.f.,N,,x.,X,X,,d ,,,X,x,k,,-,, AA, 64 P 'iv 'W Wwuww I-IIQRQ ' The Annual Warren High School Science Fair was held on Friday, March l, l963, with Mr James H Sloan and Mr. Richard J. Salamon of the Science Department as directors. Judging began promptly at 2:30 p.m., as a team of sixteen judges evaluated the many and varied projects. On Friday evening, an Open House was conducted, allowing parents to view the students' exhibits At 7:30 p.m., Mr. Rose announced the results of the judging, which were as follows: First Prize -- Herbert Healy Paint, Varnish, and Lacquer Second Prize -- Joy Sloan Electro Chemistry Third Prize -- K. David Meacham Gravity and Other Effects HONORABLE MENTIONS A. Shepherd Electrical Power Generation P. Guglietti Effects of Light on Plant Pigmenta- tion E. Wegerzyn Horizontal Section of the Eye A. Brissette A Bird K. Chapman Butterflies and Silkmoths M. 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