Warren High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Warren, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

fa x , ....... 4. , -,..A. ,...... -. -......x..............,?..,...........,,..,..-.7v4..,.t41.94Y:v T:-1 ,Y , S ,K1-11,-gqii,,,.Q,,,,l-,.q..,..-,,g3, -. 741- ,.,. vT::-:- . -., W... 1, ...J-v,,,..-w1..........-.-u....-.,N-.. ,. L w .,i-.' , ,z, L AQ 1 4 , .i'A.,.1g:.4...:.4-4--,' ' f :www 44sM.:,:J.Q1--.:7... '-'.:'4...-'us::.1.f..f 'ffgigs '...' -f:S.fA+.:9i-5-.uf-0 Qaf..u'zhi..4. :-,..,','-.a,..-...,..' Ci-::.g.-13.15-..'15.:..,...4.......,-..-'.. .WW 3 irwl 'N L-T5 1 V Y 'ag . ,Ai , ,,-1 -2 - , .yi 1 ' .' ' 1 , 33-, 5-1 2 ' ' . ' w K :MQ -, 4 K ' , 1 1 , ,Q .-15. Q, N X335 V V , W I-fl? , fflffiefex W 2 , f ,V ' W-, ', i M76 fr 1, , r ,Pf2fe1L.5.,g,t, X ,N ' X ' - 2 W. wr 1 'e - 111 ,N my-. 3 N ' -' www, ,w,,w , Y ,G . . Y' f..v1y, 'wk-NW .QM ,, . A -ft- f . 3-fx 11 -h- afyiial-:fm-, wx- V ,, 'Nw- ' f An- - ,ifft':L'f1f '-,ruhsefw-yi . ,Hu ff 4- fu . fP'T4'1-1 fiailfiif?i1Y..1Ef55wkT-241-. i3f3 fin -V:- HA a A' If 'N'HgQg5p!! tT-fav -:Ks,1urig,Zilf4'?1'bg13j4,g'5ff:, ' ' V , wsavv,fzwfwefsw:'ew2m1ww114rfflegsf'-,mlff-.'iw ' wr -sw :H Mwwfm?w:3f:i:hsGw1 mf'-w 1 L - :.,'f 1422533 232-,Hg 51451: v':,+gg'k.n',':-H4I.fg5ML4HYj,-MT ' ' meaw V x ' S . 3, L v KW :!T11'V 'f'-M N 41 ' ' w 1 F 1 1 E , . Y N w gk, M 1 H w FA A The Hilltop X 4 iVX X! 5 X Sf ? ?,., jj + S 'Ei Class of 1965 Warren High School ALMA MATER 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 tryg 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 MORIN STUDIOS -- CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER 2 -J-L.., 5 U--...a -' .1 -- v--n-1 -- .--.- u 1 Mr. John J. Lynch True dedication to one's profession is an unusual quality to find in any man, and to find it tempered with wit is most rare indeed. Mr. john Lynch well exemplifies this combination. Anyone fortunate enough to have studied under him can attest to the vigor which he imparts to the learningprocess . Because such an educator de- serves special praise, we, the Class of 1965, dedicate our Hilltop to Mr. John Lynch. 3 'k jupzln photographed in red light with its satellite Canv- mrdr, upper right. casting a shadow on the planefs surface, top center -Mt. VVilsnn and Palomar Observatories i 'k MINISTR TIG 6-'JL 'DAM '9eXzg'Dooe'. YXEG-Xncv , 56006 Ookoo Go. VL w1weo,gl.,A-,w xaxoowexa api ow ofxmxee, one Cbixexoo 'E , Ywoye eo?-ae-xowooeow of ecooooe filo frxxe CXa-99 oi M3651 W1 iwev, fcoooqkvc xo vwyoxoq ,Cox-9 oxeeeaqe xe foo cooqcemoxevce goo ici eocceeeioxxg coogkemxoq ioof geece ae emooeoxe xo vleweo foiqo Scxooox. wg eecooo ,cooocgoeo coocecoe ,Coe Qecxoo eifcef goox: ooxcgo ecooox qceooecxoo. Qiegexe goooeevi ici ,Coe iofcoce woxcoo woexooqe no goo, ooo goo exooe. Qwiegeie goowexi qog eoecxexweo xzfexoxocg, woevoec xc woe xo e Qcoieeeioo, e facade, of eooe Qocoxcoxec exkwx. Oegexo-Q a ,see-'ce ici Xeecoiocg bg ecqoiiioq QXQXXQ-, cooceqee ooo avoyoooee. Yo-ee-eee 'Coe e2OxXvog ,co oxeefc cqoaoogee. X feceomxg seed ao xoeccxqcxoo xo o Xeiqe oiixce boxxoioq moo evemeo f Woe 6006 eexooqe fio fvooee We Qaeoace Qoc vo. fcoce, gooi iolcoie, xoeXooqe 'oo Coe eoocezeo, voe exoeo. Gee gooi iomoie wh,-eekg, 'oo cove 'ioxx oiXo oi oogovcootcg . Emoceiexg, wo five io 9NLiXXe6, Coe 'ci ee-gaoceqe oi ook,-e G 5 OOQ AN Oman High 500 4f , , 0 -.h. QW! 01 60000, 00.6600006606 Yxce oft X06 Yfxoclxpd 'io 006 C0056 oi 03 061 5006665 4060 06 60404060 00 00 00066 6040006 040006. 900 0060 60406 05090 00 006 000606006 06000 660 60 60606 600 60060000 QGOQXQ 060 06 600050060 00 006 60006 C0066 000006 . 'Y06 60060000 0600X6 ' 0 00060 0489 60060060 00 00640 f f 600 0060 60406 . 0060 00606 00X 00 OQ06'i19','CO60 00606 00060060606 600 0000 f f 6000060 4060 00600 OxOXX4g6K,XO06 600 'S166QO'66XxS3XYX'0X65 06000 600 0060 60406 . 'Y060 00606 0000 0006006 00 00600 0406 , 'Y060 000X0 06 0000060 00 X0 60 640 6 00400X6060 0000 000000 00 06000 06606 . X0 X9 400 00 6 6000666 6000 00 6 6 00, 0660006 00 000000 60406 . 0060 600 60060600 ff 06006 6 f 600 0060 6 f f 600 0060 60406 . 6 GX666 00 X9 06, 060 000 'SGW 600000, 600 6 4060 00000 000 00 00000, 4000600 0606 0060 60406 . 00 06000 0100, 00 X0006, 6000666 0060 006 06606 00 0040 000000 C0096 00 606006000 dX'0X726O 00 0006 0000000 f f 600 QJXGCGYGXQ, GN 06 - 6 1 i if Thr planet Snlum and nts famous ring svslem as seen through the 100-inch Mt, Wilson tn-Icscopc, -ML, VVilson and Palomar Observatories FACU LTY Miss Claire E. Burke Bay Path lnstimte Business Education Miss Helen R. Lewinski Villanova University M. A. in History and Latin Mr. James I-I. Sloan Clark College A. B. Biology Clark University M. A. Education 8 Mr Richard J. Salamon Holy Cross B. S. in Biology American International M. A. in Education University of Connecticut C, A. G. S. M. Ed. Mr. Francis Ehrhart St. Anselm's College B.A. in History Springfield College M. Ed. 9 Mr. John J. Lynch Providence College A.B. in Letters Worcester State College Mr. joseph L. Cavagnaro American International College B. S. Business Administration Springfield College M. Ed. Mr. George A. Cote B. S. Worcester State College Miss Natalie Bongiorni B. S. Boston University 10 ,A .- .. Mrs. Barbara Miskiewi cz Our Lady of the Elms A.B. in French Miss Louise St. Amand Anna Maria College A.B. in Art Nlr. Charles Glanville New England Conservatory of Music 11 Custodian . Mr. Gaudreau 12 Secretaries Mrs. Laska Mrs. Guglietti Var 5' 5. aft-Q? K I :ff 7' . .W --.51 ,gs-,fi ...Mgt Cafeteria Stajf Mrs. Ducharme Ivirs. Blanchard Mrs. Stadt K' 1 ,I if The Solar Corona photographed during a total eclipse from Green River, W'y0ming, -Ml. VVilson and Palomar Observatories S NIORS Bruce Wayne Armitage Brucie A real wit this Senior Class will never for get. Classes would never have been what they were without Bruce's lively quips. Nancylou Candace Be audry llNanCylI Be silent and safeg silence never betrays you. These are Nancy's thoughts. Though usually quiet, she will cheerfully pitch-in on any class affair. Norma Francis Bell Ring-Ding A girl only a poet can praise. l-ler charm and good nature are the traits which have won her the friendship of a gre at many people. 14 Caro lyn Claire Bernard Woof I'll laugh myself to death, Carolyn's humor has often made her the center of attention in many a study hall. Kenneth Paul Berthi aume llwangll ll I vorite saying and best describes his outlook on life. Wang has often been our remedy for Z1 gloomy day. Ali ce Theresa Borowiec Alice She said little but to the purpose. Though Alice is a girl of few words, her inner warmth has Won her many friends. 15 Don t worry about a thing, is Kenny's fa- Charles Allen Bridges Bee-hoop Oh, why should life all labour be? Who can ever forget Charlie and his favorite saying, Cool as a moose, Dad? I-Ie will always be our favorite Ford dealer. Adrienne Anne Brissette Clu ck A good companion makes good company. Adrienne's charming ways and winning smile have made it easy for us to know her. Marilyn Arline Brodeur Swish we be without Marilyn? We'd probably be quite hungry. We'll never forget her size and her personality. 16 How many want hot lunch? Where would 3 l Michael Allen Dupsha llMikelI I live the life I love. This is Mike's phi- losophy. His carefree attitude and candid remarks liven up any group with whom he happens to be. Robert Earl Durand uBObbyvv Laugh and the world laughs with you . . . Bobby has brought to the Class of '65 laugh ter and originality. jonathan Edward Ellis lllonll Beware the fury of a patient man. Ion- ny's silent nature is seldom broken, but when it is, his hot temper warns us all to stay out of the way. 19 Walter Edmund Giza, Jr. llFabll Wanna run 'em? That's Walt. He is, and probably always will be, a caper-cutter the Class of '65 will never forget. Paul William Guglietti, Ir. llzwll A mind equal to any undertaking that he puts it along side of. Paul's true character is known only to his closest associates. Peter Robert Hastings Pete Not that I love study less, but I love fun more. Pete's versatility and musical tal- ent makes him the center of any gathering. 20 Eileen Gobinet Keefe Keefie Talk I willy tall-c I must. There could never be anyone to take Eileen's place. Her outspoken manner will be remembered by all. Patricia Ann Kingston llpatll It's nice to be natural if you're naturally nice. We can always count on Pat to pitc in on any class affair and do a thorough job james Andrew Korze c urlimmyvu Blame my rnerriment on my youth. jim- my's good looks and clowning nature make him a favorite with everyone. His artistic talent shows promise of a successful future. 21 H h Audrey Claire Lathe llAujll A merry heart maketh a cheerful counte- nance. Words can hardly express Auj for she is a friend to all. no one can wear a frown. Sally Ann Theresa Korzec Hsalll Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. No one will ever forget Sal for she is the kind of person no one wants to forget. We will always remember her charming per- sonality. In her presence Tadeus Michael Marcinek llfreddyll I never think of the future -- it comes soon enough. Teddy, with his split per- sonality can be clownish one minute, quiet and reserved the next. 22 Linda jane C arroll Linda Worth her weight in gold. Charming and syunpatheiic, a good student and friend. With qualities such as these, she is assured a happy and successful life. Kyle Lester Chapman Smi le His greeting is a smile. How can anyone ever forget Kyle with his bouncy step and his ever ready grin. Kenneth Leroy Couture Cooch He was made for happy thought, for play- ful wit and laughter. Kenny's personality sets the scene for a hilarious time. 17 Roseann Stephanie Devansld Roseann She may be quiet, but she doesn't miss much. Roseann's innocent expression has puzzled our class for the past four years. Her face does not reveal her sensitive nature. Richard Paul Dumas llAYOttell He has the willy he has the skill. Ayotte shows his determination and athletic ability when facing an opponent on the basketball court or on the baseball diamond. Elizabeth Lucy Dupuis lIBettyll The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Though Betty has been with us only a short time her bubbling personality and friendly smile have endeared her to all of 18 Ioan Josephine McCarthy Ioannie Her presence in a room is as bright as the noonday sun. An individualist is Joan, whose unpredictable mannerisms have kept us guessing for four years. Gary Dwight Odiorne Hush Good in sports, and a good sport is he. Gar 's unique personality makes him a Wel- Y come part of any crowd. If Marcia. Ellen Munde ll Marcia The quietest member of our class. Her strong will and stable personality have al ways led her along a straight path. 23 Anne A. Perrin Wilma Few like her come this way. The bri smile which Anne gives is only a small trait of her personality . Robert William Perrin llBO'bbylI Life is a jest. Bobby doesn't let much worry him, except for his sports, which he takes seriously. He adds an air of nonchalance to our class. Gail Pamela Rioux llpopll Our thoughts and conduct are OUI' own Pop sets her own style in whatever she does. 24 8 joy Ann St. jacques IIJOYII So sweet a face, such angel grace. joy's poise and charm are but a small part of her pliant nature . Jane Helen Swett Iljanell No power hath she of evil in herself. Jane's cherry Good Morning is a familiar sound to us all. Sandra Gail Mary Tenczar llsandyll And every creature was her friend . Sandy has been an inspiration to us all, and whatever the class may be doing, she's always there to help . 25 Marcia Elaine Urban Peaches Still waters run deep. Marcia's flaming red hair forebodes a hot temper, but her friends all know her kind and sympathetic nature. Eric Raymond Vaill Snail Modest plainness sets off sprightly wit. ' Erie seems shy to most of us, but his closest friends know his warm and friendly disposi- tion. Evelyn Jayne Wegerzyn llEVie ll Softly speak and sweetly smile. EVelyn's gentle and sympathetic nature has won her many friends during her years at Warren High, and her quick mind assures success in all she does. 26 lil. David Peter Zalewski Zowles Blessed with each talent and each art to please. David's,versatile personality makes him feel at home in any gathering. His warm smile has made him a friend to all. Class of 1965 gf Q. t ff- ff 'O 27 Senior Activities BRUCE ARMITACE -- Crafts lg chorus lg National Honor Society 3, 43 Honor Society treasurer 43 Hilltop staff 43 newspaper staff 43 French Club 43 driver education 33 committees 1-43 dramatics 4. NANCYLOU BEAUDRY -- Crafts lg chorus 1-33 softball 13 driver education 3' newspaper staff 43 committees 1-4. 7 NORMA BELL -- Art 1-33 crafts 1, 23 softball 1, 2g driver education 23 Student Council 1-43 vice-president 3, president 43 co-editor of Hilltop 43 co-captain of basketball 43 basketball 1-43 D.A.R. Recipient 43 Student Government Day alternate 43 chorus 13 committees 1-4. CAROLYN BERNARD -- Art lg chorus lg drill team 2-43 co-editor of news- paper 43 driver education 33 committees 1-4. KENNETH BERTHIAUME -- Weight lifting 2-43 committees 1-4. ALICE BOROWIEC -- Chorus 1,23 driver education 33 committees 1-4. CHARLES BRIDGES -- Crafts lg basketball 23 committees 1-4. ADRIENNE BRISSETTE -- Chorus 2-43 driver education 33 committees 1-4. MARILYN BRODEUR -- Crafts 2, 33 chorus 1-43 drill team 2-43 committees 1-4. LINDA CARROLL -- Art 1,23 crafts 1,23 chorus lg French Club 43 softball lg basketball 1-43 co-captain of basketball 43 cheerleading 1-43 co-captain of cheerleading 43 majorettes 2-43 class secretary 13 Student Council 2-4, treas- urer 43 business manager of Hilltop 43 National Honor Society 43 committees 1-4. KYLE CHAPMAN -- Band 1-43 driver education 23 weight lifting 2, 33 committees 1-4. KENNETH COUTURE -- Art 1, 33 crafts 1, 23 band 1, 2, 43 weight lifting 1-33 driver education 23 committees 1-4. ROSEANN DEVANSKI -- Crafts 23 chorus 23 softball 23 driver education 33 committees 1-4. RICHARD DUMAS -- Baseball 1-43 basketball 1-43 weight lifting 1-33 commit- tees 1-4. 28 MICHAEL DUPSHA -- Driver education 33 committees I-4. ELIZABETH DUPUIS -- Chorus 43 dramatics 43 French Club 43 newspaper staff 43 committees 3, 4. ROBERT DURAND -- Weight lifting 2, 33 committees I-4. JONATHAN ELLIS -- Weight lifting 33 driver education 33 committees I-4. WALTER GIZA -- Band l, 23 driver education 33 committees I-4. PAUL GUGLIETTI -- Art 1,23 crafts I, 23 Student Council I3 French Club 2, 43 class president 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 Honor Society president 43 Hill- top staff 43 dramatics 43 newspaper staff 43 driver education 33 committees I-4, class president 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 Honor Society president eg Hill- top staff 43 dramatics 43 newspaper staff 43 driver education 33 committees I-4. PETER HASTINGS -- Baseball 3, 43 basketball 43 band 4. EILEEN KEEFE -- Art I3 crafts I3 driver education 33 chorus 43 class president lg committees I-43 dramatics 4. PATRICIA KINGSTON -- Class secretary 33 chorus 43 class treasurer 43 major- ettes 3, 43 committees 2-4. JAMES KORZEC -- Band 33 Math Club 43 baseball 3, 43 Student Council 43 com- mittees 3, 4. SALLY ANN KORZEC -- Art I-43 crafts I-43 chorus I-43 basketball 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 Honor Society vice -president 43 co-editor of Hilltop 43 co- editor of newspaper 43 class treasurer 2, 33 driver education 33 dramatics 43 committees I-4. AUDREY LATHE -- Art I3 chorus I3 driver education 33 softball I3 basketball I3 Student Council 2-43 Hilltop staff 43 committees I-4. TADEUS MARCINEK -- Crafts I3 driver education 33 committees I-4. JOAN MCCARTHY -- Art I, 3, 43 crafts 1, 3, 43 chorus 1,23 softball 1,23 basket- ball 1, 23 cheerleading 3, 43 class treasurer lg class vice-president 33 commit- tees I-4. 29 MARCIA MUNDELL -- Driver education 35 newspaper staff 45 committees l-4. GARY ODIORNE -- Art lg crafts 25 Hilltop staff 45 basketball l-4g committees l -4. ANNE PERRIN -- Chorus 1,25 Student Council lg class secretary 45 newspaper staff 3, 45 Hilltop staff 45 softball l-45 cheerleading 1-45 co-captain of cheerleaders 45 majorettes l -45 co -captain of majorettes 45 committees l-4. ROBERT PERRIN -- Art 1,25 band 25 weight -lifting 2, 35 driver education 35 baseball 3, 45 basketball l -45 committees l -4. GAIL RIOUX -- Art lg basketball lg class president 35 driver' education 35 committees l-4. JOY ST. IACQUES -- Art lg cheerleading lg National Honor Society 45 business manager of Hilltop 45 committees l-4. JANE SWETT -- Art 1,25 crafts 25 chorus 1, 25 driver education 35 committees l -4. SANDRA TENCZAR -- Art lg chorus l, 25 cheerleading lg driver education 35 softball 25 committees l -4. MARCIA URBAN -- Art lg cheerleading lg chorus l, 25 class sec- retary 25 drill team 3, 45 driver education 35 newspaper staff 45 committees l-4. ERIC VAILL -- Crafts lg driver education 35 French Club 45 class vice -president 45 committees l -4. EVELYN WEGERZYN -- Crafts lg chorus 25 French Club 3g dra- matics 35 National Honor Society treasurer 45 Hilltop staff 45 Stu- dent Council 35 committees l -4. DAVID ZALEWSKI -- Chorus 25 Student Council 35 basketball trainer and manager 3, 45 band l-45 French Club 2, 35 vice- president of French Club 35 Student Government Day Representa- tive 45 class president 45 committees l-4. 30 Class History Ever since we entered Warren High nearly four years ago, our class has been launched on a whirlwind of continuous activity. Our introduction to high school life was marked by our Freshmen Tal- ent Show, from which Bob Durand received the title of The Bi- kini Girl of Warren High, when he gave us a glimpse of his yellow polka -dot bikini. Gur class officers were Eileen Keefe, President, Walter Giza, Vice -President, Linda Carroll, Secretary, and joan McCarthy, Treasurer. We were represented at the Student Council by Norma Bell, Anne Perrin, and Paul Guglietti. Gary Odiorne proved to a valuable player on the Varsity basketball team, and Dick Dumas aided the junior Varsity team. Before long, we found ourselves at the beginning of our Sopho- more year. We elected Paul Guglietti, President, joan McCarthy, Vice -President, Marcia Urban, Secretary, and Sally Korzec, Treas urer. We sent Norma Bell, Audrey Lathe, and Linda Carroll as our representatives to the Student Council. This year's basketball stars were Gary Odiorne, Dick Dumas, Charlie Bridges, and Walter Giza. Our junior year was an important one, bringing us one step closer to graduation. Our class officers were Gail Rious, Presi- dent, joan McCarthy, Vice -President, Pat Kingston, Secretary, and Sally Korzec, Treasurer. Norma Bell became Vice -President, and Audrey Lathe Secretary of the Student Council, and we were represented to that body by Evelyn Wegerzyn and Linda Carroll. In October we received our class rings, and officially made War- ren High our Alma -Mater. Then in june, we staged a very suc- cessful reception for the Seniors under the theme of Stairway to the Stars. We also participated in the traditional daisy picking. Holding our daisy wands on graduation night, we were proud that we had at last become Seniors. We began our Senior year by choosing our class colors -- purple and white. Elected to class offices were David Zalewski, President, Eric Vaill, Vice -Presidentg Anne Perrin, Secretary, and Pat Kingston, Treasurer. Our Senior prom, Wonderland By Night, was graced by our lovely Prom Queen, Evelyn Wegerzyn. This year, Gary Odiorne, Dick Dumas, and Bob Perrin led our basketball team to victory in the Tri-State Tournament. Our four days together in New York will never be forgotten. Our four years here have gone by much too rapidly, and as we part, we leave the hallowed halls of Warren High with a sigh, a tear, and a fond farewell. 31 TIT LE 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 Priendliest Best friends Quietest Noisiest Class flirts Class gigglers Class brats Best dancers Most original Class blushers Most talented Worst drivers Class saints Most mischievous Class wits Class clown Liveliest Class pest Shortest Tallest Senior Superlatives BOY Gary Odiorne Paul Guglietti james Korzec Kenneth Berthiaume David Zalevvski Bruce Armitage Peter Hastings Charles Bridges Gary Odiorne Richard Dumas Kyle Chapman Walter Giza Kenneth Couture Eric Vaill Peter Hastings Eric Vaill and David Zalewski jonathan Ellis Walter Giza james Korzec Bruce Armitage Michael Dupsha David Zalewski Bruce Armitage Bruce Armitage Peter Hastings Paul Guglietti jonathan Ellis Michael Dupsha Robert Durand Walter Giza Gary Odiorne Michael Dupsha Paul Guglietti Kenneth Berthiaume 32 GIRL Norma Bell Sally Korzec Norma Bell Elizabeth Dupuis Sally Korzec Linda Carroll Evelyn Wegerzyn joan McCarthy Patricia Kingston Linda Carroll Elizabeth Dupuis Anne Perrin Audrey Lathe Alice Borovviec Audrey Lathe Norma Bell and Linda Carroll Nancylou Beaudry Carolyn Bernard Roseann Devanski Marcia Urban Carolyn Bernard Anne Perrin Eileen Keefe Audrey Lathe joy St. jacques jane Swett Alice Borovviec Gail Rioux Sally Korzec Carolyn Bernard Patricia Kingston Carolyn Bernard Marilyn Brodeur Sally Korzec MOST STUDIOUS Bruce Armitage Linda Carroll MOST POPULAR Kenneth Couture Audrey Lathe BEST LOOKING Norma Bell james Korzec BEST DANCE RS Anne Perrin David Zalewski CUTE ST Elizabeth Dupuis Kenneth Berthiaume 33 CLASS BRATS Carolyn Bernard Michael Dupsha MOST AMBITIOUS Peter Hastings Evelyn Wegerzyn T BE ST ALL -AROUND Norma Bell Gary Odiorne MOST TALENTED joy St. jacques Peter Hastings MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS FLIRTS Paul Guglietti Roseann Devanski Sally Korzec james Korzee 34- in l BE ST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC Sally Korzec Linda Carroll David Zalewski Richard Dumas LAZIE ST WORST TEMPERED joan McCarthy Walter Giza Charles Bridges Anne Perrin r C l 35 Candids f U, Qfiiy 36 if it f A spiral nebula with satellite nebula in Cmm Vfrinlirz taken with the !O0linch Hale telescope. -Mi. Wilson and Palomar Observatories 1 we We 1-3? ' JU IORS .M i. e' 5 fm wi? Q1 M W Q W2 f 'S if 4 I Q'- Z 17 - fE,5Y? 'f. . k'P ,,:f :.Q'i::- ' - 2 Q 31.2 Sir. if ' - X X v.. 1 .ff-EI ,- , - . ' A ,V 3, Maj.. 'iii ' in s f .1 ' .- ... - 'f'?9R.-5. - n Esiiiwgggf-fs1.1 . f,- - 1.-53 C . Q, I' ,V K . , S . . ' 43 I of?-Q. rl 1 ' ' a s'..-'wh ,I . f ' . , -,Q 4. ., ' L I. Doktor P. Ducharme is D. Cook C. Crowley 'fn , ,. Aiwa . f A P. Dumas .S ' A I. Fenton 5 ' f Lf 1. ., J g I H ' ez-mei.-. z. .- ff . '..qf1.-2.11.2-. wg f - , . , gg..g:135e1':,. , - -,fa-, . .A , 5 an . 'NT 5? -' 'YQ .. ..,...,, .,... - . ., ., ,.... . . ,, , , . . . C, ' '. fJ'f1--Qu 7 - f Vsbi-.',wi-.V Ja' 'M ifizifiii ' ' 1' Y . . ' ' '-'VST ' ' 1 . .mgfw 5 ,ww f - f In FVi.L ,m,f I .3 ,. .A i -A 38 B. Balchunas V. Bednarz T. Bmnton M. Burnham P. Lizak President N. Fleury Secretary L. Floury J. Keefe C. Koslowski K. LaPierre I. Leno L. Mariott D. Martin D. McCarthy I. Ban:-1s Vice-Pres. K. MCC arthy Treasurer F. Perry D. Romanski S. Sablak w szi W ' . I. Skowyra K. Traska .. ., . .1 f S. Towne W 1- Zola D. Morin E. Morin S. Page D. Perkins 39 le. Y H ,M QW NLT? ' K A KN 1 N , . 5 i .,.. .I V W S I ' Q 'WW f -.s- ' 5'4:'2.1.r ,, v YI we- S M Qm fy f.f.,A. ,W ,W M Q riff flP L. lb Mum, possibly lhc' ncxr objective of spam- prbbcs, pho- tographed in blue lg 1 t ro g ' telescope. t A' I h h u h thc 200-Inch Hale Ml. Wilson and Palomar Observatories SOPHO GRE . 2 L. K .if iff 'Wx .fs vi. V, S.: .iiff 1? ' 'jg -, ' ,:. u ?1ff 'Wil 4 4 F' ' 'fs zz wi S, . fini. ...- ,-fiflgw . ' , a f N. K Z. i 4 A w Q XSS 5 2 S v f P, f. if-wei.J-' i . :rf-, ' ,ff - :ff SQQLL ,,., . . we . , ,. , ,V . . ,W I ...iq M... ,.W:. , , , . ,W.. ., ?Wf3f A 12' f , lie? K A X yzq5...,. , . . . S Daigle P Dufresne r - 4 ig K 'ski' f I , A if fk-. i , S - Delanski . . - fir xi gf J a 'LL X w . N sf We fi f t 5 . A .Q , X f if ig .. l.. fQIiflg,zg. rf.. ,. 'fff fm ..A- 1 2,-w... . f-4, fi: - I qi' .. 3, L. . 'Y W 2 1 f wa .. i . 23.8 Y B . Y: an ,asv 4 fx 1. . aft? r 95215 . 'BH X , .,.4,.,.qg.. gr. 1 8, 2' f ia .. 3f..laL,. , A. ' f1e1s?zff.f'f'2J , ,.,. . ,,.k ,.,,L , :Q ,.. y - asm,-ff. .. w ' .51 - , .f I, , , 1, 2 i '., it -ff ,J ' .Q , . M, . . 7.ff , , ,W , m.,w., , 7 2 g .4567 . - , . f.. ' at Wk '01 ww. Q : l v F .ie f t ,kv Q f Y- 2 ta.. . ., was Q lf. , V aid' 4' . W N. Dumas G. Fountain W. Fountain ...A 42 B. Allen T. Armitage J. Bish R. Borowiec D. Bradley 1. Brodeur W. Carroll R. Cieslak E. Freeman M. Gerhard A. Guglietti L. I-Ioffey S. jeffrey C. King B. Korzec I. Kwasniak T . Ce mbur a Pre side nt ..-.. M7 i . Q 4 5. 's- . .,.,. - . Q G B , if 3 in . HMS as X I 654 D . Perrin Secretary F . Rearick Vice -Pres . A s 1 X 4, M 1 ' K . Blais Tre asurer C. Kurr I. Lavigne j. Legault D. Marriot M. McCarthy R. McCarthy P. Mongeon R. Moody K. Pratt S. Rice F. Rozzen B. Smart S. Swett L. Teczar M. Theberge F. Traska M. Vaill S - Wegerzyn J. Wilk J. Witaszek 5 ...gk 1 sz , . ,QQ i ,mf I X ip Fa L . Norton Obrzut . O'Keefe Wifi. X r 19... --N F 'Q ww I!-, ,, by -- asv- , . 3 1 Kia X gdb jf. gg i ,, H... .,: A , Et., . ..,, , 1. S 'k4'f:1.: f' '15 . .wg-W, id, if .QU K .aw ,RRR ,, L . 1 f A ,. ,, J g gi... L.: Q 525 2 K ,K QW ' Im . ...fa 7 -f 5 mi.. , K, A' , ,. J 1, .,., 2 : 2? 2 . . 1 , ,m ,w-ri. ,,...., . - vi ,, M, 2 iff , en: ,..? ' 1, 9 Q V . ef., Jig.. ...W , .1.-a f ', 57 4 - - . 5. v S Q. 5 3-. . 2 43 J 5, Q if 5 iw 'xiii 3.5 X ,M X W 1-My . M f. X 'ff ,Sk I vga, 1 L i 7 ii . L4 B 512 1 ii 2 gi .bak Af 2 ,, .1 . w s . .fi Eg .1 V- Y, - L i .. 4. ' . f id ...,, 5, E L - 'R V b . 3 1.3. L fy, .,., V AV, V . . V' ' f. ww :ff -4 f - . ff - i i s .sw .'.' Im , - V . K or V ,QQ - ,, will - S TW'-LH-.1,lf - -,P ,. V . f. 5' 1 if .,,, Q , 512 fzi fw' , 'S F 2 43 .--'f 44. 1 ,K if Star clouds in the Mzlky Way are composed of millions of individual stars forming the arms of our Galaxy. -Ml. Wilson and Palomar Observatories FRESH N ki M T -f f f , . ,L. , 22 xv . L S . . U I V 2, l 4 gQf fr . fls.-ug.. My S8 K K. HSM? . . he-M 4 . ' ' 7. fit F .. ,.,g 'V 5 ffl' e :.f3.? g:, A 1,559 f: - 7 5, K- - - ., ,aff-f-f--.s.e:. 1 , '. pi' W. Brodeur E. Cheveret C. Cleveland or l L iii, ig- V ' 'Y D. Cook D. Delanski D. Desrosiers .a. dy-rvf10'wfk ff' i jg: ,eff-ff ' .5 Q . V, .wel D Gancorz P Gaudre au W Hawkes 4,3 -. 46 J. Antonovitch M. Armitage A. Astrella K. Balchunas T. Banas D. Beaudry M. Bell D. Brodeur M. Dronzek P. Dubaj C. Farrar K. Fleury D. Nowak President .I 5 'aflfi V' V Mez: L Q ll I f f fi C . Culliton Secretary C . Leach Vice -Pres. A . Re arick Tre asurer . Hebert P . Hoffey Kondrat F . Lucas . Myers . Nichols . Obrzut . Plante Swett Swett Taylor Tokarz Traska Tuttle Wilk Witaszek f I ri I ,f in x fe it X31 , .. -- . , W . E4 ' 3 mg? fax H e sv' its 9' gi.: kk' ggi: X 1, ff it gig , W f TL iss 'K 4 K U 4 KE X , 5? it ,- Q, ,1 4 t..fR.i5x J . ,, W may fc -r -Q1 ..-,.' ,, s 2 2 Q gi 2, E tm ., ,,f 'X- t:w lg ,1g5,gL ,g .K- W ., ,.. A M HF mx , K ge K f as an 11. ya r -M, C. Pratt K. Pratt L. Shepherd Smith Soya A . Spencer ' , .. 47 3 s ZW' xv... 5? 'T 1' 3 K K 5 X R aft f x E55 ggi, N ,f QW . H if at X 1 get ft Ai 1.9 P X , A gf? f S K lf 1' my 5112: L. .mm ,. ,f.. , -- it E SW X s ' Wwxf 3 A 4 5 V' 5 Q 2' it ' ge S E? 5 ww:5sg:5i',Gi 2v' ' , .ff- gvisgwmAi, . Q. K .f s .,.: ,,,., ,,A,,, ,W , f , k,g, gi .3 Z... Q: . Wm::e-.TWIN fi -v1Y7?k:f'i f A A we ,,m., 5382 fm: fgiaw . - . WJ V' . ,-ei 52'-'ig , Q wifi: Q ,M in five-iQf52 532,51 74 A , X 3, 2 K, K rkaiiifigg- Wm: s 595255 E .gg ..1 ifffffi .' ,I , wi 1 1 QM gg Q Q43 S 5 QQ w K Nr x 'Z 8 K rw H RW 41 Swim Him 3111 ul: . GSX R 5 4 X 2 5 4 , X63 E 1, 1 Q Q :sf Q9 5144 E F ,-,ik v A 'Av , U , , W ' B ., ..,...n .x , At. ., N s- . fi? 4:25 Q gg it ff H 5 5 92 r 1, , V K 25? M . Y we-.zu , :ysirif 521 i 5 ifiiisif-if 5 1, -- awwwwsfs+SwQkum5mYweaEi?2w 7 , c-'T TN limp! an N if 1 I Z ' x 48 vm, avr f i' The great spiral nebula in Andromeda is believed to lx' much like our own Galaxy. Two satellite nebulae ap pear, -Ml. Wilson and Palomar Observatories i 'A' ACTIVITIE N ewspaper Sldji TOP ROW: B. Smart, N. Hoffey, M. Zola, N. Beaudry, B. Armitage, W. Crowley, E. Morin, K. Bal chunas, P. Guglietti. TI-HRD ROW: N. Dumas, S. Page, L. Norton, I. Zola, B. Korzec, I. Kwasniak, I. Tuttle, E. Dupuis, L. Teczar, L. Shepherd. SECOND ROW: C. Iette, M. Burnham, M. Mundell, I. LaVigne, B. Allen, N. Fleury, D. Perrin, P. Lizak, J. Obrzut. FIRST ROW: Miss Natalie Bongiorni, advisor, D. Nowak, M. McCarthy, S. Korzec, D. Bradley, C. Bernard, A. Perrin, M. Urban, B. Mc- Carthy. . x 3, 7 . PY ,I x ', r' Iluo J fr? gb' ! 4. 5 . .fin ,, wa s x ,'d f .W 1. as rg.-. 4 N 50 ,Z -Q 4 , ' -fs: 'v X' gm YM 5 F f LL.-- A km ,.,V - if V, ., iziafg-ffifu ..-f., , ,mg .Af 1, -g.. .,w xg- L 5 Q . S ,,,, ..,yY,, f. A if ational Honor Society Paul Guglietti -- Pres. Evelyn Wegerzyn -- Sec. Mr. john Lynch -- Advisor Sally Korzcc -- V. Pres. Bruce Armitage -- Treas. vurnomu. :Qin sounv X fy 5 .1 - 9 Q V3 L5 FIRST ROW: julian Dol-ctor, Paul Guglietti, Mr. Lynch, Advisorg John Banas, Bruce Armitage. SECOND ROW: joy St. Jacques, Linda Carroll, Dorothy McCarthy, Sally Korzec, Evelyn Wegerzyn, Mary Burnham 52 Student Government Day Representative David Zalewski Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Eileen Keefe Dramatic Club TOP ROW: Joyce Tuttle, Louise Teczar, linda Norton, Ronald Moody, Alfred Smith, Marilyn Gerhard, Lillian Shepherd, Charlotte Farrar, Terry Armitage. SECOND ROW: Deborah Brodeur, Donna Beaudry, Irene LaVigne, Barbara Allen, Darleen Bradley, Irene Zola, Ellen Freeman, Gloria Couturier, Carol King, Karen Balchunas. FIRST ROW: Bruce Armitage, Paulette Dufresne, Paul Guglietti, Elizabeth Dupuis, David Zalewsl-ci, Sally Ann Korzec, Peter Hastings, Ioan Brodeur. 54 tudent Counczl TOP ROW: Kathy Traska, David Delanski, john l.eGault, Larry Taylor, Iuhan Doktor, Rlchard Boroweic, Shirley Swett, Lillian Shepherd. BOTTOM ROW: Audrey Lathe Mlss Clalre Burke, advisorg Franklin Perry, Norma Bell, Linda Carroll, Mary Burnham James Korzec P.. .iii Q N 2 X f lv I f 10 C3 KLIVVVA X L J Yearbook Sidf TOP ROW: Evelyn Wegyrzn, Anne Perrin, Joy St. jacques, Gary Odiorne, Linda Carroll, Audrey Lathe. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Guglietti, Bruce Armitage, Sally Ann Korzec, Norma Bell, Miss Natalie Bongiorni, advisor. 1 5 , ,sw , M f A Q by M 56 Band Chorus 58 Drill T eam, Weight Lqfters 59 f' ,fa X i x 9:-gag 0 A I 0 4 D1 1 l N ' 1.-44 I Q 55,5 r x .5523- Posed Candids Mm 61 S E N I 0 R 62 E R L A K 63 cmdids Yr :F 6 ,Q :',' . ,QM-xufgw2 El' .m?1'Rg'!1fL F 'f 3 if 1 if Come! Curmrngham as svvn ln December, 1940. Time exposure causes stars lo make- trucks on picture, -- Ml. VViIson and Palomar Obmvrvzxtorirs ATHLETICS V B A A R S S K I E T T Y B A L L NAME Robert Perrin Gary Odiorne Richard Dumas Vincent Bednarz Casimir Koslowski William Carroll john Wilk Fredrick Rearick William Fountain David Cook Richard Borowiec f J 1212 , I l 1 1, X I , 1 XX A ri il' 2 F NUMBER HEIGHT 40 5'l0 34 5'll 32 5'8 22 6'0 30 6'l 24 5'll 10 5'7 14 5'8 42 5'8 20 5'9 12 6'0 67 is V J V U A N R I S O I R T I Y 1f: vvIusp..wxi -'sl 'x..i ,iff wiwfmxaueclfvgf-i NAME john Wilk William Fountain Richard Boroweic Fredrick Rearick Chester Kerr Curt Snow Edward Kurr Paul Koslowski Alfred Smith Dennis Desrosiers john LeGault john Obrzut Richard Cieslak John Antinovich NUMBER HEIGHT 4 5'5 43 5'6 is 6'2 l2 5'i0 6 5'6 3 5'9 5 5'3 ll 6'1 8 5'i0 9 5'9 l2 5'l0 9 5'5 l2 5'll 8 5'6 x . ,. sill!!! 5 . a -1 in 1 '55 ,W W Ui' 70 f-513' 55 Fi QW 5341155262 85- 'Y 3 , K, J.. gags my M fry Sl , mf f' f , 55.9 3 as ,V W? kr ggrzx :yi- RE. if ire! gg WS? -. 1 ,- Q wk ,fag W ,f V 3590- 3 ' ' 1: f P :MFE yy, m M1 ,' ,. 1 .SN kffgggyj' Hwflgf' Y T gi' iff f ' A ' 1 5 M 31: 7- '- , 7 -T5 Q W ' 9 ' :Qliiliv ' ,W - , :'YP1e:gg.g 'Q' v 'W x Rf , T fd 'QR 5 ,',.PJ?E5ggm,, if. A if feg,fSx-,.. gf 4' wil. -rl' 3, l . H+1f'.ffM1 A if ' . M ' Nw,.,4,,J?i1 g , K .. - sf '-m - A V M f, i ' ' .U , - :,Efiwf':,f'4' 5.2 ' J faesvwgm , 2 , ,xy fi A Y :,,, .Q..:7'fmii ww! '23 . . ,..,, IW, - f s- -V W- - V ,WW . 5 ,, f ,:-.,:: +T.:z::1' - ' mf - V' . - - - .H-+1-P . , .. ::-, fir -' -- -- A M. ., i W, -L f f A' Q M N, wx. 4. W f . A H www, S 3 s NAME Norma Bell Linda Carroll Linda Floury Lenore Marriot Sandra Page Mary Burnham Marilyn McCarthy Janice Kwasniak Dorraine Marriot Roberta McCarthy Lillian Shepherd Carol Leach Lorraine Traska Kathy Traska Charlotte Farrar Karen Balchunas NUMBER HEIGHT 7 8 9 ll l4 3 l2 6 lO 18 3 13 l5 l4 2 lO f e if y ,ii 77 51-1 7 2 WY 1 I , 73 I Baseball 74- an Qiwmv K M km... I., V A 4. ...va A N. M... 1. Mm A ., '-1 ., . 'img .V -WH ww ' fgwggf M M, ,133 MQW A .52 - 1 f - - Mr,-3, pg f V. f . '44 . i W 1-..,..-,, , K . 4, QL. -ft: VA- . ss. 'fl +- , I L-k ,, fig, nw ,I . . -'-- fx wr wiki F s ,,f.,miTfZ,. Nui-J' 'b , fm, . ' M - -ww . f,,fy,QW , L ' ,im-Jfjmwf an-is fn,-ef 25- qv, f- vu-?L:v A' IQMLZ . -M. ' , f - 'f'k'53E- ,g'f M gf., N A., . i s 1 f fig? M .55 L . fm ,,,,,glY ' Q , . W 1 1.-S I ,V I-K .Q Q, 75 xg wi it Q3 fx I it bt SL g btw Ccmdids 'W' 'W' mai- frg 5113! 'V A utographs Mr. E3 Mrs. Clifford Armitage Nlrs . Helen Be audry Mr. 8 Mrs. Norman F. Bell Mrs. Mildred Berthiaume Mr. 8M.rs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Nh. E.Mrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Mrs. Alice Mr. SMrs. Mr. SNES. Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. SMrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. i3Mrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. SMrs. Mr. E.Mrs. Mr. SMrs. Mr. i3Mrs. Mr. EMrs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. SMrs. Ronald Bernmd Paul Borowiec Kenneth Boyea Alton Bridges Lawrence A. Brissette Brodeur William M. Carroll Chester Chapman Bonheur Couture Tadeus Devansl-ci Warren E. Dumas Albert R. Dupsha Beruiam Durand Richard J. Ellis Walter E. Giza, Sr. Paul W. Guglietti, Sr Robert E. Hastings James Keefe, Sr. David Kingston Stanley J. Korzec Raymond Korzec Martin Lathe john McCarthy Tadeus Marcinek Irving Mundell Mr. G Mrs. Harold Odiorne Mr. G Mrs. John Walter Perrin Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert Theberge M.rs. Amelia Tenczal' W. 8 Mrs. Ernest St. jacques Mrs. Hazel Swett Mr. G Mrs. Joseph S. Urban Mr. 8 Mrs. Raymond Vaill Mr. G Mrs. Stanley I. Wegerzyn Mr. S Mrs. Peter Zalewski Mr. Bernard Kulas Rev . john P. Kochanowski Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert L. St. Pierre IVE. joseph Sledziewski Mr. G Mrs. Aloysius Bundrick Miss Claire E. Burke Miss Helen Lewinski W. E3 Mrs. james Sloan Mr. G Mrs. Richard Salamon Miss Natalie Bongiorni M. G Mrs. George Cote Mr. joseph Cavagnaro Mr. S Mrs. Frank Ehrhart Mr. 8 Mrs. john.Lynch Mr. 8 Ms. Frank Miskiewicz Nlr. john Rintala Miss Louise St. Amand Mr. S Mrs. Charles Glanville t i The full Adnan photographed through the 100-inch telc- scope on Mt. VVilson, California, -Mt, VVilson and Palomar Observatories ERTISIN Compliments of PERKINS MACHINE COMPANY Warren, Massachusetts Compliments of Compliments of DENDOR'S FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES JOHN S. BANAS 9l Moin St. Wore, Moss. Reol Estote . . . Notary Public Best Wisnes to tne Class of '65 from QUABOAG RESTAURANT Nlain St. West Warren, Nlass. 436-5612 lVla nager: Margaret l-lagman Compliments to the Class of '65 from THE CLASS UF 966 .I T I Cpltf WARREN PUMPS INC. W M hit W T. GRANT CO. Ware, Massachusetts Compliments of WOOLVVORTH'S Polmer Moss. NlCK'S SPORTS SHOP Guns-Amo . -Boots-Woolens 375 Main St., Polmer, Moss. Tel. 283-3920 The Complete Sports Shop The Spot for Fine Foods G e on ee' 5 Worren Moss. Tel . 436 -5007 Compliments of WARREN COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY ond WARE LAUNDERAMA Compliments of SMITH'S GREEN HOUSE Compliments of Chester Gronostalski Proprietor of VALLEY FORD-MERCUR Y SALES 96 West Street Ware, Massachusetts The Sponsor of Your Driver Training Car CORMIER JEWELERS Ware , Mass . T. STARODOJ CO. Clothing-Furnishings-Shoes Tuxedos For Rent Ware, Mass. HERMON R. WALKER Warren and West Brookfield Visit Historic Foster Hill and the FOSTER HILL ICE CREAM SHOPPE Featuring Olde Fashioned, Homemade lce Cream Summer Hours: Noon til TO P.M. West Brookfield, Mass. Compliments of VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Edwin Doktor Post 8606 and Auxiliary West Warren, Nlass. Compliments of Compliments ot FRANK M- CEBULA eREsLAR'S SHOE STORE INSURANCE AGENCY 54 Mein Street Ware, Massachusetts ll4 Main St., Ware, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of '65 from WA RREN LA UNDERERS AND DR Y CLEANERS River St. Warren, Niass. Quality and Satisfaction -- Our Niost Important Products 436-5655 Compliments of -' . MARTIN L. LATHE COmP mf-mfs Of Building and Repairs I Custom Sowing LIBERTY MARKET Little Rest Road 436-7603 Warren, Mass- West Warren, Massachusetts BtWh TTI1 Class of '65 From THE STUDENT COUNCIL f F571 .gggxxww Compliments of MEACHAM PUMP AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Springfield, Massachusetts ELM VIEW FARM C. E. Shepard and Sons Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk Fresh Eggs and Cream Agent for Hood's Dairy Products Warren, Massachusetts Telephone 436-7303 4136-5235 Visitors Welcome Congratulations To The Class Of '65 FVOH1 YYIE CLASS OF 968 ffm -- .......,,,,..,.4..n.---::::-7-- ,, H. WM. E. WRIGHT AND SONS VV'fVV M h it Compliments to the Class of '65 from STE PHANIE'S BEAUTY SALON Compliments of POST AUTO SALES Boston Post Road Warren, Massachusetts Tel. 436-5IOI COLLINS SERVICE STATION Main St., West Warren, Mass. Tel . 436-5553 ROBERTS PHARMACY George E. Roberts, Reg. Ph. 26 Main Street 436-5222 Warren, Massachusetts Compliments of W. G. WOOD Watches -- Diamonds Main Street Warren, Massachusetts FOUNTAIN AGENCY Compliments of GEORGE T. STORRS INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of TETREAULT'S GULF SERVICE STATION Telephone 436-5I33 Warren, Masachussetts C pl tr ThCI Of 65 F THE CLASS UF 967 nf f L 0 2 bf .4 C22 Compliments of DOHER T Y'S FUNERAL HOME 1136-5017 Congratulations ot BOB'S CITIES SERVICE STATION to the Class of '65 Compliments of FRANCIS H. BEAUDRY, JR. Plumbing ci Heating Pine Grove Drive, Warren, Mass. 436-7648 R. J. Fijol, Inc. High Street West Warren, Nlass. Trucking Asphalt Drives Gravel-Loam Drives Plovved Tel. 436-5674 BIG 'Dv DRIVE IN Fried Clams Fried Chicken Grinders Hot Dogs Hamburgers Ice Cream Route 20 Brimfield, lVlass. Tel. 2115-9802 Orders to Take Out Compliments of A. M. LIZAK, REAL ESTATE AGENCY We Solicit Your Listing Tel. Warren -- Hemlock 6-7600 Warren Mass. TOWN LINE SALES Mobile l-lomes -- Travel Trailers Rte. 67, Boston Post Rd. Warren, Mass. 1136-54178 1 BEA UDR Y TR UCKING General Trucking SPECIALIZING IN FURNITURE MOVING anywhere in the Commonwealth Washington Street Warren, Massachusetts Tel. 1136-53117 or 1136-5671 or 1136-5038 Mobil of ED W H. SPENCER, INC. The Luxurious lVlost lmproved The King of All Compacts All Guaranteed 50,000 Miles Compliments of NICKERSONQS PAR-3 GOLF COURSE Day and Night Play 18 Holes If C 'X SL , Q Old West Brookfield Road Warren, Massachusetts rin Best Wishes From M EDA LLI ON CHE VR OLE T INC. 2 Vernon St. Ware, Mass. 967-6285 Chevrolet ---------------- B. Nt. C. T1 . - K g-H FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP Ware, Massachusetts Comphments of Good Luck 'ro The Groduofes of 1963 BREEZELANDS ORCHARDS V. B. Tuffle WARE SA VIN GS BAN If To Be Sure . . . Insure With WLk.ElflTbfNLEE3E+'1,8'f-i2,i?' WARE TRUST 36G52?3GlfTTS5LZ??Zn WARE Compliments to the Cla f 1965 COOPERATIVE SS 0 From BANK WARE INDUSTRIES, INC. Ware, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '65 FROM THE CLASS OF 964 Compliments of the WARREN TEA CHERS' A SSOCIA TION To the Class of 1965 Compliments of vvlLLowBRooK TURKEY FARM Compliments F Albert Dumas A FRIEND Crouch Road, West Warren Tel . 436-7751 Compliments of NORMAN E. MOUNE Y Masonry gf Plastering Bacon St. Warren, lVlass. 436-5556 No job too small ANDREW R. FREW Building gf Remodeling Summer St. West Warren, Nlass. Telephone 1136-5474 Steven W. Wadach METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Office: 497 North Main St., Palmer, Mass. Residence: Mechanic Street, Warren, Mass. MISS DlANE'S BEAUTY SALON Congratulations to the Ciass of '65 Compliments of WARREN CASH MARKET Main St. Warren, Mass. A New England Market Beer and Wine Tel. 436-7616 Prop. George L. Carpenter Royal K. Gay You know you're safe -- You know you save -- With oil neat. Mobil Heat Mobil Kerosine MCCARTH Y BROS. FUEL CO., INC. BAY PATH BOWLING ALLEYS Fun for all the family East Brookfield, Mass. Compliments of LUKASKIEWICZ SOUND The Best in Recorded Music Main St., Three Rivers, Mass. Outings -- Record Hops -- Public Address TUC KER' S HARDWARE Compliments of The Place to Go for the Brands GERVAIS BUICK You Know I05 West Street Ware I8 Main Street Warren 967-526i TeI . 436-5318 WARREN SA VINGS BANK Warren Savings Accounts Mortgage Loans 436-7726 Ed BeIcI'1er's WARE RADIO SERVICE HAMEL'S TEXACO SERVICE 70 Main St., Ware, Mass. Dependable Bottled Gas Service First in CoIor -- RCA -- GE Tel . 436-7687 Curtis Mathis Compliments of Compliments to The Class of '65 WARE News co. from Wore MOSS. FOUNTAIN'S ' DAIRY PRODUCTS CONIPLINIENTS OF VILLAGE CLUB OF WARREN 245-9777 Night Calls 245-7452 245-71121 NORRIEQS GULF SER VICE IGNITION -- CARBIRETOPNI GENERAL REPAIRS -- ROAD SERVICE GULF TIRES -- BATTERIES -- ACCESSORIES 24 Hr. Towing Route No. 20 Brimfield, Mass. Cpltf WARREN FABRICS CO., INC. WtW M h it df, ,v'a,,f.f, 0:14, WR ffl, X V' -. vf , f . A. -'f 2-11-'-2 A- t'- 1 fv5,,1.EL . ,, N ,. 7 - fix 2 'f 1fT'5'f I-vli5i5?fiEf2',9':! ' X ,. - A -' f- 4n,Qs2f.QQ:ff1wfeefg 22ff'f ff Q . . V e , -- ,Q .fl ifffgl gr R452 -m-14 , fu' 25531. .g ,,. 'www , .si1,L4,vfm,,'--1 mi 1' ff . fn, - f. -,n,,.,3.giw .gq'gfwe,,vfiEf,i,i.. 3.1-.y.,,r' ,rg Li-'ifqf gig s'-H,,J-.wfgi imf-r-fb. A , Q, '1-M, ,?w.fya7g ' .- , . , ',w,g-rzdzi uf -'2f+.M1f- ,' fg '4 V '. -5-155 f'-ai :ML 1 5, ., , mxfvg. ww fi S.f'EFf H ' ' - ' fl Wag ' we v f rf , xlnwkm , 4 - ' X-nw fg v-13524-,iwfbln Wgysm .-25-'M5u..,, , L ua ' 'f? f'7i'-'fTi f'EfT iffwiflfr'-K? 9f ?:J . ' V' ' ' 4- ' 5 ' Q ij ' mv. 1 . 1 , L K A H Keg- , ' Y ' ' M T 'SQM1' A .L ' . 5 ' -QA ' ' . 'Q' K 2 ' , .2 ,.wufz' ' 1 H A fi' P ilifgfggwh' W 'wffi',Q:v44jQv-'- , ,:'f.',Q.,- ' p f wwff 1- 1 .4-:M-.fm , W-ui.: Y , ff, -X5. f - 'ff -52215 '31, Q fl , ,, my I . W Y W , N W W ' 4 i N 4 , 15, , W, A, , . 1 I ,, 6. k.,. '-vpn -- J A,. f1':' ,I ,,. ,, ' :Q 1-V . . 1, , Y. , - , 'v', . hiv-- Tffz' ,- -: ff.- X '.. , fhgy.. Mb... 'KH' ' Tl' 1' - L: rt . .-Y-.fff 955355 lv- :x1e,:,j :Q--' - riff? Z f .',. 'K '11-g . ff , 5 f. Q5--.LH , f A. '-11:-Y, mn' . .x:,Lrg , 4, ., .,,,. . - -,-I.-.2 5. . 4 1f.1.' QQ.-.' ,E-.'::3Q fffzl 2-xv:-r-. , 515 . ,Q- .4 , -j ...V .A..,........4,...-.T ,..:..1-fu-f--L-----.' rv--