Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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From a Senior’s Diary Tuesday, September 3, 1940 Today is a red-letter day for over tv o hundred boys and girls. Did I say boys and girls? Excuse me, young men and women, fifty of whom are returning to spend their last year at Barre High School. h’ednesday, October 9, 1940 We have been in school nov a little over a month, and senior activities are beginning, the first of which is the senior tea which is to be held in the assembly hall this afternoon. Wednesday night The tea was a great success. Such stars as Rita Cummings, Dorothy lioore, Shirley Backus, Lucy Valente, Mary Spano, Biago De Bartulo, Ralph Mallor.zi, and Phyllis Grimes furnished entertainment ' for the guests. The only drav back ;vas the coffee.’ Thursday, October 21, 1940 Sob.’ Sob.’ Sob.’ Hov ? sad everyone is today. V hy? Because our junior class advis-r, Mr. Casey, who has been a member of our hapxjy family for three years, is leaving. Friday, October 26, 1940 This is the day that the seniors have waited four years for, the day when they would be sitting on the stage in the assembly hall eating ice cream that they had earned by selling the most magazine subscriptions. And did we appreciate this treat? I’ll say we did. Why, Ray Trifillo ate ton pieces of ice cream if an example is needed. Wednesday, November 18, 1940 Through the kindness of Professor Illingworth the seniors had ‘ the privilege of attending the play Larry put on by the Clark Un- iversity players. This play was written by Professor Illingworth and proved to be very successful. 1 P.S. Although I ;os quite sleepy by the time we came back from Worcester, I like many other seniors, raided the ice box before ' going to bed. No, you’re wron{ 5 . Dawson merely said that I if wo stopped for something to eat, e might get indigestion because of the late hour and be unable to attend school the next day. And he says that he has heard all the excuses ever given.’ V fcdnesdoy, December 18, 1940 ! Again my entry is about a ploy that ' the seniors sow. This time it v us I . acbcth , put on by the Clark University Players. Since wc 1 are studying Ilocbeth in English at this time it was a most appropri- i ate ploy to soe. I I P.S. Hr. Dawson allov od us to wtop at the IJiotty Pino for refresh- ments on the way home from ’Worcester.