Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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Familiar Quotations Stolen sv oets are best. Robert Flint and John Cronin, He is brought to be slaughtered like a lamb. Dave going to detention. Lot us swear an eternal friendship. Lewis and Dora, Better late than never. High School Concert. They laugh that v in. The debaters. Chip off the old block. Hr, Casey, C-od helps thayso who help themselves. When we want a pencil. Yoking fellows will be 3 oung fellows, Freslimon. Love me, love my horse. G-aynel Stone. The lion is not so fierce as they paint him. Hr, Dav son. I was born an American; I live an American; I shall die an American, Hiss Carroll. Justice is the greatest interest of man on earth, Arnand and Frank , I have patience to endure. Any of the teachers of Barre High, How I lay m c dov n in peace to sleep. After exams. Does it not betray itself by its odor? Alicia Stone’s perfume. Lightly come, lightly go. Seniors. I will speak daggers to then, but use none, Mrs. Boyd’s discipline He hath a daily beauty in his life, Robert Shepardson, Up to the times, clover fellov s. Baseball team. For I an nothing if not critical. Paul Thayer or Roger Dahart, Marjorie Boardway

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1 i W X i v;ay of sayifg it Farewell to Thee , Playmates. 1 11 See You in liy Dreams Prom Now On, Some of These Days ’ ' I.Iem’ries will remind us of our School Days Together where all Barre Hen Had Gathered, Some day you may meet us; so w e ask you to Please Hemember us. It may be that we will meet in Paris in the Spring , ’ ' South of the Border , or over The Singing Hills. It may be on Your Broadway and My Broadv ay or on A Little Street to Singapore. It might be Checko you see v hen he is The Villa.ge Blacksmith or Marie Shauglinessy v;hen she has that Bicycle Built for T ' 70, Some of the boys may be Tolling It to the Marines and others w ill do more ths.n- Hake Deliove, they will be partners with the Girl on the Police Ga.zette or seme of them will put their Heart and Soul into their 7ork and create a Melody From the 31;y. Others will keen their xlendevous With A Dream and some v ill be Gone With the W i nd . We no longer will hoar Miss Carroll say Heriembcr the Date , nor Mrs. Boyd’s command to use our Iror.gination, No more will Miss Heath Take Us Out to the Ballgcxio , kb- 11 leave Mr. Dawson and Hr. Allen to tell their We re In the Army How stories to others. Also, vie v ill leave our Heading, Writin , end Hithmetic to schoolmates who v;ill carry on after us, Oh, Hov I Hate to Get Up in the I ' orning will no longer be our motto; that will remain v ith you. Prom now on our motto v ' ill be Pack Up Your Troubles. All of That Old Gang of Mine will part to find their Desire elsewhere. It’s So Hasy to ' iGmembor hov; we High School these last four years, V hen V c That Old Pooling of schooldays agein. All Moot Hailed Barre Again wo will get Anno Elizabeth 3truko 7ski