Warren High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Warren, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1964 volume:

- X i it Sandy Kmjax won two as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Yankees jour straightjor the world championship. Atyear's enaQ Kozdax was named the league's Most Valuable Player. Right:james Whittaker ey' Redmonai Washington, became the first American to reach the top q'Mt. Everest. In Los Angeles, Baldwin Hill Reservoir cracked then broke releasing a torrent which wrecked hundreds ry' evacuated homes, but produced few casualties. .....-1.-1 Ransomedjor X240,000, Frank Sinatra, Jr. returned home sa-kb two days after being kidnaped and posed with his sister Tina, left, and his mother, Mrs. Nong: Sinatra. M-L National Events Qruints were born in Aberdeen, S. D., and in Venezuela in the same week. Here two dthe American quints pose jor pictures bgore going home. Lyndon B. johnson cy' Texas took :Wee imrnediatebffollow- ing President Kennedy's death and afirmed his intention cy' continuing the foreign and domestic policies zy'his prede- cessor. 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HILL TOP Published by CLASS OF 1964 Issued Annually by the Senior Class of Warren High School WARREN, MASSACHUSETTS A Member in Good Standing of the NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS President -- BRIAN BALDWIN Vice President -- LAVERNE CHOLEWA Secretary -- BARBARA DAY Treasurer -- SI-IEILA MCCARTI-IY 'Yu K J T53 fn 4- fp ' 'I 'X' 1 it ', 5 DEDICA TION ',-' ul M iss Helen R. Lewinski As a token of our deepfelt gratitude and affection, vve, the Class of 1964, dedicate our yearbook to Miss Helen Lewinski, who has been a source of inspiration and en- lightenment to each of us through the years. You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. 2 Carlaton F. Rose S UPERIN TEN DEN T OF SCHOOLS To the Class of '64: You are a part of the revolution that is currently taking place in science, sociology, politics and technology in business and industry. It is my sincerest wish that you become an active part of these great changes and developments. You will he living and working in the year 2000, which is only 36 years away. Who knows what will take place at this time? The competitive position of any country, on earth or in space, will depend upon your generation for ideas, products, government and social progress. The rate at which new ideas are developing cannot be conceived by the human mind. In science alone, new knowledge has increased by a factor of l, 000, 000 since the time of Newton. My humble advice to you in developing a process of inquiry and a mode of thinking is to prepare yourself physically and mentally in order that you may actively participate in both the world of today and the world of tomorrow. It is only when this is done that satisfaction is achieved. 4 Algfsius C. Bundrick PRINCIPAL To the Class of l964: Congratulations to each of you for your perseverence in completing l2 years of formal education. I urge each and everyone of you, whether you are continuing your formal education or terminating it, to remember the debt you owe to your parents, for their care and attention to you during this developmental ageg to your teachers for their faith in your ability and for the unselfish way in which they assisted you up those twelve, snare -filled steps leading to maturityg to the people of the town of Warren, for their support, with- out which there wouldn't have been twelve steps to climb. , How can you pay this almostinsurmountable debt? By becoming good citizensg by making your parents, and the citizens of this town accept you as a responsible, hard-working adult. By doing whatever you have decided to do as your future work, whether it is a doctor, teacher, garage mechanic, housewife or any other, to the best of your ability so that the teachers, who have worked with you in your most challenging stage of life, may proudly say: That is one of my former students. 5 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 . 1 Mz'ss Claire E. Burke Bay Path Institute Business Education Mr. james H. Sloan Clark College A.B. Biology Clark University M. A. Education M iss Helen R. Lewinski Villanova University M. A. in History and Latin M V. john Lynch! Providence College A. B. in Letters Mr. Richard Salamon American International M. A. in Education Holy Cross B. S. in Science Mr. Francis Ehrhart St. Anse1m's College B.A. in History M ff. Paul Gagnon Clark University B. S. in Psychology and Sociology Mr. George A. Cote B. S. Worcester State College M V. joseph Cewagnafo American International College Business Education M r. 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L,: ' Lf rmfffffr' 'x Eff ,MQ I -- .', V, fm.-ff. we-:vW.:v..V ' A' mffm-'fv up ' VL. fy. -v+SEiff?fiJf.V-fn! . fe'-V , ,M ,.. , fs'fefr:5iw':p:zm fm , If ,:kf?-5-wwwmgfaf?'-'iw J 1 iff! - Z Il2iYSZ9.Q,y.4 1 4, in Q- SENUQDLQS W5-1, - 1. Qw. f '25 A .,.fQ: ,. c Mgyftgf, William Arthur Beayf Every lOver's a soldier and Cupid has his camps. Brian Bucklgz Baldwin Wine comes in at the mouth, Love comes in at the eye. jocebne M aria Bienvenu Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. 12 Pierre Roger Bienvenu 'Speak of me as I am, nothing extenuate. Marguerite Elaine Bradlqf My crown is in my heart, not on my head. 13 Carol Anne Blais I'll note you in my book of memory La Verne Marz'e Cholewa Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Charles M iehael Burnham From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Paul Leo Dazlgle No one can harm the man who does him self no wrong. 14 Raymond Peter Daigle Men should be what they seem. Marz'e-EZaz'ne Elizabeth Doktor She was ever fair and never proud. Barbara Elizabeth Day Every why has a wherefore. Phyllis Eve Dmzek Love all, trust a few. Do wrong to none Paul joseph Drenzek Company, Villanous company, hath been the spoil of me. Sylvia Ann Dulnois Who is Sylvia? What is she? That all . . . commend her. David Hengz Ducharme So sweet and voluble is his discourse yet . . . jacqueline Rose Dupslza We know what we are, but know not what we may be. Mark Elliott Dumas And seem a saint when most I play the devil. 1411533 . J Here oan Ann Farrar is a dear and true industrious friend. Susan Dorothy Emegz The grass stoops not, she treads on it so lightly. Richard Paul Flougf Men of few words are the best men. Gerard Hengr Gaudreau, jr. Unquiet meals make ill digestion. Herbert Chandler Heabz We are here to add what we can to, not to get what we can from, Life. Roger S tanlgr Granger He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. Ricliara' Charles King So far as m coin would stretch and Y 3 where it would not, I have used my credit. Harold Francis Kershaw I hope I shall have leisure to make good Pauline Kilto I know a trick worth two of that. Carol june LdBdTg6 I can cheerfully take it now or with equal cheerfulness I can wait 7 ll QR - 2, if Sharon Lee Mack She is beautiful and therefore to be wooed, She is a woman, therefore to be won. 21 Pamela Ann LaC0ste As good-matured a soul as e'er trod on shoe of le ather. Fred Francis M erin He is as full of velour as of kindness. Princely in both. Sheila jean M eCartlzy Holy, fair, and wise is she. Gay Walter Nichols The good or ill of man lies within his own will. 22 Edward joseph Orluk The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers. Francis Edward Pratt He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare. Shirlgz M ay Perron Youth is full of pleasance, age is full of care. 23 Ann Rose What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. Barbara Ann Romanski A friend is never knowne til a man have neede. Linda Marz'e Sablack Nature forms us for ourselves, not for othersg to be, not to seem. joy Ann Sloan I am whatever was, or is, or will beg and my veil no mortal ever took up. Martz'n john Saga A woman would run through fire and water for Such a kind heart. Donald joseph Smith To be or not to beg that is the question Irene M yrtle Swett The gaudy, blabbing, and remorseful day Is crept into the bosom of the sea. Dale Me!vz'n Toelbjer A little folly is desirable in him that will not be guilty of stupidity. john M zehael Tokarz He who flees will fight again. Sandra joflnne Urban I'11 speak with a monstrous little voice CLASS OF 1964 27 SENIOR S UPERLA TIVES 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 Gigglers Class Brats Best Dancers Class Flirts Most Original Class Blushers Most talented Worst Drivers Class Saints Most mischievous Class Wits BOY Brian Baldwin Harold Kershaw Gary Nichols Richard Floury Francis Pratt Herbert Healy Harold Kershaw Mark Dumas Donald Smith David Ducharme Brian Baldwin Edward Orluk Brian Baldwin Paul Daigle Brian Baldwin Charles Burnham and Richard Floury Fred Morin Gerard Gaudreau Paul Drenzek Richard Floury john Tokarz Richard King Pierre Bienvenu Charles Burnham Dale Toepher Richard King Martin Soya Gary Nichols Dale Toepher 28 GIRL jackie Dupsha Barbara Day Sharon Mack Susan Emery Sheila McCarthy Pamela LaCoste Barbara Day Polly Kitto Barbara Romanski LaVerne Cholewa Marguerite Bradley Susan Emery jackie Dupsha Linda Sablack Phyllis Drazek Sandra Urban and Irene Swett Shirley Perron Ann Rose Sylvia Dubois Ann Rose joan Farrar Sylvia Dubois Carol Blais jocelyne Bienvenu Marie Doktor joy Sloan Carol Blais Phyllis Drazek LaVerne Cholewa Best Looking Sharon Mack Gary Nichols Best Naiurea' Marguerite Bradley Bri an Baldwin Most Likebf to Succeed Barbara Day Harold Kershaw Best All Around Jacque line Dupsha Brian Baldwin ClassdFZz'rts Sylvia Dubois Richard King Best Dancers joan Farrar john Tokarz Cutest Susan Emery Richard Floury Class Bmts Ann Rose Gerald Gaudre au Most Popular Jacqueline Dupsha Brian Baldwin M ost S tua'z'ous Pamela LaCoste Herbert Healy Best Dressed Sheila McCarthy Francis Pratt Most A thletic La Verne Cholewa David Ducharme CLA SS HISTORY 1960 -- that was the year we stormed Warren High School. Overcrowded and scared, we took our place in Room 9 with Mr. Lynch as our advisor. After we had braved our Talent Show fand we did have some talentb the halls began to take on a familiar look. Our officers that year were: Jeffery Haight, President, Richard Laska, Vice -President, Barbara Day, Secretary, and Sandra Urban, Treasurer. We sent Jacqueline Dupsha and Fred Morin to the Student Council. On the Girls' Basketball team we were represented by LaVerne Cholewa, Barbara Day, Marie Doktor, and Joy Sloan. Five boys made the JV's: Fred Morin, Harold Kershaw, David Ducharme, Herbert Healy, and Jerry Gaudreau, We presented a play, Weddin' Shoes, and won second prize of the four classes, and we wuz robbed! Our Sophomore year we found ourselves in two different classrooms and with new advisors, Miss Lewinski and Mr. Sloan. Our officers that year were: Herbert Healy, Presidentg Sandra Urban, Vice -President, Barbara Day, Secretary, and Irene Swett, Treasurer. The Student Council's new representative was Patricia Collins. After Varsity Cheerleaders had been selected we found Sharon Mack, regular, and Barbara Day, sub., among those chosen. Pamela LaCoste, Susan Emery, and Carol LaBarge aided those already on the Girls' Basketball Teamz Our Boys' Varsity was strengthened by Robert Perrin, David Ducharme, Herbert Healy, and Brian Baldwin, manager. Per- haps the most memorable event of the year was the visit of Ted Kennedy, now senator from Massachusetts and brother of our lately martyred President, who lectured on his South American trip. The Junior year gave us a feeling of nearing the end. Our elected officers, Brian Baldwin, Presidentg LaVerne Cholewa, Vice -President, Barbara Day, Secretary, and Sheila McCarthy, Treasurer, led us on our way to an unforgettable year. Student Council Representatives were Sheila McCarthy, Barbara Romanski, Jacqueline Dupsha, who became Secretary, and Jerry Gaudreau, who was chosen Vice -President. To Varsity Cheerleaders we sent Sandra Urban to aid those already working hard. Our Girls' Basketball Team members LaVerne Cholewa, Marie Doktor, Joy Sloan, and Barbara Day. Boys' Varsity Basketball Team was enriched by Herbert Healy, David Ducharme, and Robert Perrin. It was our pleasure to hold a reception for the Seniors that year, the theme being Hearts Are Trump. From the Reception we went on to daisy picking Cin the rainb, and finally to holding our Daisy Wands as the Seniors Graduated. Each and everyone of us could not help feeling a little twinge of remorse for in twelve short months we should be the proud possessors of caps and gowns. Our Senior Year came and went all too quickly. Our last officers were: Brian Baldwin, Presidentg LaVerne Cholewa, Vice -Presidentg Barbara Day, Secretary, and Sheila McCarthy, Treasurer. Student Council members elected were: Jacqueline Dupsha, CPresidentJ, Jerry Gaudreau, fTreasurerD, Herbert Healy, and Barbara Romanski. The co -captains of the Girls' Basketball Team were LaVerne Cholewa and Joy Sloan, Barbara Day and Marie Doktor still braved the courts. The Boys' Varsity Basketball Team was aided by Mark Dumas, Fred Morin, Donald Smith, Herbert Healy, and David Ducharme Our class was victorious in the magazine drive, winning our mascot, Lewie and fifty dollars. One of the big events of the year was our Senior Prom. The theme was Sayonara and Ann Rose was crowned queen. Our Senior Class trip of three days in New York City was unforgettable. The New York World's Fair really was a momentous event. Finally as the hours closed in, it was graduation. Amid many tears and adieux, the Class of 1964 left dear old Warren High. 32 5 A L- , 1 , y fi-,Ff:?fE.1-fffifif J, , :hwy-521.51'gfvglw-:Q-ff: 1fg5xrZm.g,.2-55:1fp, ,- S ,W :-,,f f ,f .,-,, g. LW Q3 I ,U 5 ,.,.f K Q f ,uv 7 fx, nf. sf ,.-wi f A 25275-Q ' i ,. -, If ' jf?-f.L543 A T'g1Q-ff'f:fQf.s.i ' fgag1.4.f: f- 7 - :if-,559 nf 1 f S JU UQDRS lg A Q LAST ROW: Kyle Chapman, jonathan Ellis, Eric Vaill, Thadeus Marcinek, David Zalewski, Walter Giza, Gary Odiorne, james Korzec, Charles Bridges THIRD ROW: Michael Dupsha, Peter Hastings, Sandra Tenczar Carolyn Bernard, Kenneth Couture, Evelyn Wegerzyn, Robert Durand, Richard Dumas SECOND ROW: Bruce Armitage, Paul Guglietti, Norma Bell, Anne Perrin, Marcia Urban, Marcia Mundell, Nancy Lou Beaudry, Alice Borowiec FIRST ROW: Eileen Keefe, Mary Murphy, Elizabeth Duprius, jane Swett, Adrienne Brissette, Roseann Devanski, Linda Carroll, Marilyn Brodeur SEATED: Sally Ann Korzec, Treasurer, Gale Rioux, President, Joseph Cavagnaro, Advisor, Ioan McCarthy, Vice President, Patricia Kingston, Secretary. CLA SS OF 1965 I ,I 'I-III I' I 'I :I 5IIfIIg: I I IMI-z.I,.II IVIQIIIII IQ W I' MI II Iy4I--zIfI::fr:II.?Ii25,f11II:jgI.1fIII-s-II-gy. 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W5 M W., . 5 3L1AQwA+,':5:f,-5.,.y , X, S -M-avwwwfetam S ' S ' 4:-3 S Jw ' S FRESHMEN 'J .Uf.,.U, , W-Nffi ' Q -fm-,V z.L.ffw.,f: .raw-1,-5, , J H f :wa-'J-zyffsffmi , K-wbflg-15-f,:5Q S f S K LAST ROW: Roberta McCarthy, Marilyn McCarthy, Robert O'Keefe, james Brunton, Gary Thompson, Ar- mand Valois, Richard Borowiec, Thaddeus Clembura, William Hoffey, Stephen Jette, Paul Dufresne, Ronald Moody, Doraine Marriott, Irene LaVigne THIRD ROW: john Wilk, Alfred Smith, George Fountain, Stephen Delanski, William Crowley, Kenneth Pratt, john Obrzut, Theodore Wallace, Frank Rozzen, Iohn Bish, Richard Zola, Albert Guglietti, David Orszulak, john Legault SECOND ROW: Sandra Wegrzyn, Lauretta Hoffey, Suzanne Daigle, Florence Traska, Milton Vaill, Terry Armitage, Paulette Dufresne, Shirley Rice, Madeleine Theberge, Barbara Smart, Shirley Swett, Janice Kwasniak, Barbara Korzec FlRST ROW: Paula' Mongeon, Gloria Courturier, Carol King, Darleen Bradley, Chester Kurr, Frederick Rearick, William Carroll, Ellen Freeman, Sandra Jeffery, Demetria Perrin, Barbara Allen, Joan Brodeur, Linda Norton, Louise Teczar, Marilyn Gerhard SEA TED: Advisor, Richard Solamon, Secretary, Nancy Dumas, Vice President, Richard Cieslak, President, William Fountain, Treasurer, Kathleen Blais, Advisor, Francis Ehrhart. CLASS OF 1967 D.A.R. RECIPIENT Jacqueline Dupsha I STUDENT f GO VERNMENT DAY REPRESENTA TI VE Sheila McCarthy I V A ,fr '. X5 LIFE A T WARREN HIGH 'Wm Q S f f S + A -, ., fx-.fm-,f . I f gl Fifi? Q CTUVUTUES 5 it STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is active in school affairs. Our first assembly this year introduced Miss Glendora Mclllvvain, assistant Attorney General of Massachusetts. Her excellent talk on Civil Rights and Liberties in New England, was given to a most interested audience of students and faculty. President Jacqueline Dupsha and Treasurer Gerard Cfaudreau attended the M.A.S.C. Convention held in Orleans, Massachusetts in May, l963. Council members also attended the fall convention . ofthe C.D.M.A.S.C. at West Boylston High School. We also plan to attend our C .D. conference in the spring, the M.A.S.C. Convention at Cathedral High School in Springfield in May. We also hope to attend the National Convention to be held in Bangor, Maine in june. NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is based on service, character, scholarship, and leader- lg ship. Four qualities in which the members are trying to obtain. I The National Honor Society consists of the top 15 per cent of the Senior class and the top lO per cent of the junior class. The Senior members are: President, Barbara Dayg Vice President, Pamela LaCosteg Secretary, Carol Blaisg Treasurer, Herbert Healy, Marie Doktor, Irene Swett, and 1 David Ducharme. The junior members are: Bruce Armitage, Paul Guglietti, Sally Korzec, and Evelyn Wegerzyn. Our advisor is Mr. john Lynch. ' 1 i The Society is now employed in establishing a tutoring service for those students who Q need help in order to raise their academic level. The Society members also serve as librarians in the school library and are sponsoring a series of Career Days. 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Beaty Marcel Bienvenu Raymond Blais james H. Bradley Charles E. Burnham Stanley Cholewa Leo Daigle George A. Day julian J. Doktor Teofil Drazek Walter Drenzek Mr. Raymond I. Dubois Mr. gl Mrs. Henry Ducharrne Miss Gladys Dumas Mrs . Anna Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr . gl Mrs . Farrar Leonard Emery Ralph Floury Gerard Gaudreau Russell Granger Mrs. Margery I. Healy Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Rev. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Everett Kershaw Henry King William I. Kitto Kenneth LaBarge Charles F. LaCoste Stanley Mack Mrs . Margaret McCarthy Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Rouville A. Morin Walter R. Nichols Edward Orluk, Sr. Walter F. Perron Mr. gl Mrs. Vernon Pratt Mr. john F. Romanski Mr. 8 Mrs. Charlton F. Rose Mrs. Blanche Sablack Mr. 81 Mrs. I. Horace Sloan Mr. 81 Mrs. Thadeus Soya Mrs. Hazel Swett Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Herman Toepfer john Tokarz joseph Urban Paul H . Zarou Miss Natalie Bongiorni Mr. 81 Mrs. Aloysius Bundrick Miss Claire E. Burke Mr. joseph Cavagnaro Mr. George Cote Mr. Sz Mrs Miss Helen Mr. gl Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. Sr Mrs Frank Ehrhart Lewinski john 1. Lynch Richard Salamon james Sloan james W. Baker Mitchell Cieslak Boleslaw Doktor Norman Mooney Edward O'Keefe Mr. Herbert Potter Silhouette Cleaners, Ware Miss june Tucker Western Auto, Ware Mr. Joseph Ziemba LORING STUDICS -- CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER TOUR STUDENT COUNCIL PROMOTES C itzlzensh 111 X 5 Scholarshzkb 2,9 Sportsmanshzlb ll, A 1 11 C0mpanz'0m'hzj9 iw 222223. :f:Sfl. '- P-Q Q 5 x ,v K ' 4 -.N I M 1 . 5 Af 3 ' O I K 1 BROOKFIELD M OTORS, IN C. Dodge-Dart-Cust. Service 880-Trucks Route No. 9 P. O. Box 35 Brookfield, Massachusetts Open evenings till 9 Sat. till ll Vo 7-3532 Compliments of .NICKERSOJWS PAR-3 GOLF COURSE Day and Night Play 18-Holes If Open Spring '64 is Open to Public l C S, Old West Brookfield Road Warren, lVlass. Compliments To the Class of 1964 From WARREN TEA CHERS' ASSOCIA TION DRIJVK ,A 60695 iff 'A ' an .ur ag. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Northampton, Mass. HERMAN R. WALKER Warren 8. West Brookfield OTTO FLORIST, INC. Ware Mass. Tel. WO 7-5381 BOB BATSIE, PROP. Compliments of BANAS REAL ESTATE Warren, Mass. Congratulations gf Best Wishes To the Class of1964 WARREN SA VIN GS BA NK Warren Mass Mobil ED W. H. SPENCER INC. The Luxurious CHRYSLER Nlost Improved The King of All Compacts All Guaranteed 50,000 Miles Compliments of LUKASKIEWICZ SOUND Three Rivers, Moss. Tel. 283-84I9 The Best in Recorded Music Record Hops, Outings, Clam Bokes STAN ROLLA CoIIector of Military Relics Buy - Trode Polish-Itcilion-German Uniforms ROLLA MOTOR PARTS I8O West St. Wore, Moss Phone 967-5I2I Compliments ot LIBERTY MARKET West Warren, Moss. DENDOR'S FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES Wore Moss . WWW X x 2. M Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '64 from the CLA SS OF '67 I5 ' s L ,Ek Z. se 'Q FORTU NA'S MARKET Compliments of Main Sf, West Warren WARE NEWS COMPANY Ware, Mass. REDS 436-5145 WHITE SUPER nuker Trucking Gravel - Loam Asphalt Driveways Driveways Plovved R. J. FIjOL INC. No. ll Village West Warren, lVlass. W 9 F l ll Free Estimates A O g f ' HH iii '- A xl N -1 Phone 1136-5063 an f ,fl v ' 1' Za ' a 'iff l ill it if .J -4. i , ll fill' 'lgf ' CORMlER'S JEWELERS Ware, Mass. Best Wishes To the Class of '64 CLAIRE'S Misses 84 Womens Apparel Congratulations To the Class ot 1964 From C i' Omp 'mem of HI BOYDRIVE-IN sMiTH's oREENHousE , Route 20 Brimfield, M Under New Management Tlae Dumas Family Best Wishes to the Class of '64 From QUABOAG RESTA URANT Main St. West Warren, Mass. 436-5612 Manager: Margaret Hagman Compliments of MEA CHAM PUMP AND EQUIPMENT CQMPA NT Springfield, Massachusetts W'tW Cpltf WILLIAM E. WRIGHT AND SONS CO. 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Ware - - - Palmer Compliments of NAT FALK The Store for Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings 65 Main Street Ware, Mass. Compliments of WILLOW BROOK TURKEY FARM West Warren, Mass. ANDREW R. FREW Building gf Remodeling Summer St. West Warren, Nlass. Telephone 436-5474 Compliments of BAY PATH BOWLING ALLEYS W. G. WOOD Fun For All The Family Watches -- Diamonds East Brookfield, Mass. Main Street Warren, Massachusetts hw ,X SX X 1 k pi! -i f, A FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP Ware, Massachusetts fa im-9 T. STARODOJ Co. SEARS ROEBUCK 8. CO. Clothing - Furnishings - Shoes Tuxedos For Rent Ware Mass. Main Sf. Wore, Moss X 1 Cpltf WARREN FABRICS CO., INC. VV'tVV M I1 'tt ELM VIE W FARM C. E. Shepard and Sons Pasteurized, and Homogenized Milk Fresh Eggs and Gream Agent for Hoods' Dairy Products Warren, Massachusetts Telephone 436-7303 Visitors Welcome 436-5 235 Compliments of T GRANT CO. 416 lVlain St. Palmer, lVlass. Oil H Oil H eat eat MOCOIMH Ewa. HE 6-7314 H H Compliments of POST AUTO SALES BRESLAR'S SHOE STORE Boston Post Road Nore, Moss. Warren, Moss. Compliments of Paloma Macldw Compaq Warren, Massachusetts SALEM CROSS INN Route 9 West Brookfield, Mass l will study and get ready and perhaps my chance will come Abraham Lincoln THE FOUNTAIN A GENCY A lnsurance - Realtor - Appraisers Warren, lVlass. HALEY'S Compliments of OLD HICKORY SMOKEHOUSE and FIRST NATIONAL stones HALETS GRAIN STORE 4 Park St. Palmer, Mass Ware, Massachusetts Tel- 283-3020 or 283-8369 GUZlK'S MOTOR SERVICE Rambler Sales 8. Service 95 East St. Ware, Mass. Compliments of FRANCIS H. BEAUDRY JR. Plumbing 8. Heating Pine Grove Drive Warren, Mass. 436-7648 WARREN LA UNDERERS AND DRY CLEANERS, IN C River Street Warren, lVlass. Quality and Satisfaction -- Our Nlost Important Products 436-5655 300 ,JIES J X , cw Congratulations tothe CLASS OF f64 S SOPHOMORES N I O R from the S T y 5 J 1' , , X s T f-N ,X CLASS OF '66 rw , 9, M X v . I 5 W G it BG Y!! w I O Q 2332432525 ' X HQJQ-'f. 5 QQQQOQQGH 'R 5520207 x j g fx' Q 2 C pl t f WARREN PUMPS, INC W M hit Compliments of A. M. LIZAIQ REAL ESTATE AGENCY We Solicit Your Listing Tel. Warren -- Hemlock 6-7600 Warren Mass A UTOGRAPHS 'I P ' r w w W 1 Above: A short step toward disarmament was taken with cautious optimism with U. S. Congressional leaders. Right photo: Red Chinese-Russian relations the signing if the limited nuclear test ban treagv in Moscow. Seated: Sec. of worsened during the year as they battled fir leadership ry' world communism. State Dean Rusk, Andrei Grornyko, LordHome. Premier Khrushchevstandr be- This Moscow meeting between Mikhail Suslov, lw, and Teng Hsaio-Peng in hind Lord Home next to UN. Secretary General U Thant, Adlai Stevenson and August failed to produce accord. 8-r,.,,...4.. An unidentwed priest went to the aid :ja wounded soldier during a revolt in Venezuela. For this picture Hector Rondon won the 1963 Pulitzer Prize jor news photography. 3 1 World Events in Review-1963 N Y . Q 4 , . ta it Q' 2 5 x. if I I I I' 1 i s. 7 , A 'WW 3 . ' l l F 5 1 ,I Pope Paul VI began his reign ajter the death 4fPopejohn XXIII. Pope Paul re- convened the Ecumenical Council and at year's end planned an unprecedented journey to the Hob Land. Lejt, below: Dr. Helge IngstacL veteran .Norwegian explorer hund remains ay' a 9- J house Viking settlement in Newfzundland dating 500 years bejore Columbus. Right: ' A huge landslide into Vaiont Reservoir in northern Itab sent a wall afwater into ' the vallgt below destrzyfing Longarone and killing some 3,000 people. X1 ' ':i W-1T1- ,nw We Qirff 5-Wtfiif 053. ,Cf -'rug 1' 1 J , Above: Vietnamese tanks assaulted President Diern's palace during successful November coup which resulted in Diem's death. Meanwhile, fcolorj U.S. advisers continued working with Vietnamese troops in inconclusive fighting against Communist Viet Cong guerillas supplied .hom North Viet Nam. A new island H4 mile long and I30feet high, was born Wsouthern Icelandfrom an under- water volcano. Britain's new prime minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, took zjjice in East- West tension continued: lefty Gen. Chong ty' North Korea levels a pistol at U.N. spokesrnen during discus- Nooernber, ajter scandals shook sions Qf-afflliiliff-U1'0lHlll'lg raids at Panmunjom. Rightg Russian attempts to control Allied access to Berlznjixiled fold Macmillan's government. in the pee rj western unigf. This American convzyz had been delzyied 42 hours en route to the eigi. 51 3? aes: