Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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Faculty Leroy L, Dawson, B, S,, University of Maine; M, A., Clark UniversitjT’; Barre, Mass.; Principal Uliat more could be said of one v ho has so suc- cessfully led scores of young people through their high school daj s than that he has been a true and helpful friend to every one of his charges? None but hiraself can be his parallel. lean E. McDonough, A, B., University of Maine; Portland, Maine; Science A nev nenber of the faculty. Miss McDonough has co-operated whole-heartedly in school activities and has proven herself a valuable helper where sports arc concerned, Thy Modesty’s a candle to thy racrit. Esther C. Olson, A. B., Pork College; II. h., Boston Univeristy; Bernardston, Moss . ; English After Miss Olsen’s friendly and inforMotivo guidance along literary paths, what student would want to hide his newly-found talents? PHio Mixed reason with pleasure, and vdsdora v ith mirth. Marion E. Phillips, B. S., Nasson College; Brottlcboro, Vermont; Cormnercial Miss Phillips will be renenbored, by typing students anyhow, for the innovation she introduced- Music ;hile 3’ ' Ou work, And it’s not a bad idea, at that . A merry heart maketh a che» ::ful countenance. Gale Rice, A, B., Bates College; Worcester, Mass English and Latin Another active worker v here fun and r-ocrcation are the ends. Miss Ric.. is non., the luss appreciated for her faculty of adiiinistcring Latin in pleasant doses . And don’t confound the language of the nation ■■ith long-tailed ;ords in osit and ation .

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John J. Shannon, 3., IJ. a., Clark University; Worcester, Massachusetts; History Many at Barre High have taken a new interest in history, and could you guess v rhy? Because Mr. Shannon has nade it just that-interesting. ' ' hence is thy learning? Hath thy toil O’er books consumed the iiidnight oil?’’ Ruth E. Spurr, B. , M. i-i. , Tufts College; Somerville, Hass.; Erench and English E ' hen all those seniors vdio are headed for the Army hit Europe, they should be able to make time v;ith the French demoisolles-thanks to Miss Spurr ’ s ability to put French across. ■’Her very frov ns are fairer far Than smiles of other iaidens o.re. ' ’ Leland L. Thurlow, . 1 . 3., . radu te study. Bates College; Pittsfield, Maine; MatLematics Besides the equations, formulae, theorems, X ' s, and y’s th t he deals ' ith. Hr. Thurlow v ill be rememi- b. c use he is abov all c. good scout. ' .and gl.aily v ould he learn, nd jladly teach. ' ’ Helen E. Ch uSc, graduate. New England Conscrv..tory of Music; Gu-ibcrland C nt r, Maine; Music ' . ' hen onw thinks of good ti.ees at B rre High, the weekly assemblies aim sure to stand out. l ithout Miss Chase’s frimidly .manner and her p..tience, though, thv y v ould scarcely have boon so anjoyabl .. . ' Oh Music. ' Fri.:nd of pl..,asure, wisdom ' s aid. ' ’’ Lucy D. H. Rico, Framingh ..1 St .tG To..chcrs Collwgv., Pr-.tt Institute; 3. rre, H ss; Dr.. ing 3 rre High School ' s ' ' .r.tor f ...lili.. , ” M’rs. Rice jill ..Iw ys b rm3 £ . c t .d for her kno ;lv:.dgu of dr.aving .nd d..mrud for her cho..rful v?;.y of doing things. Who hasn ' t qu ' ..k;jd ..t thu thoUt-,ht of b ing tiirovm out thv.. window. ' , to join th . t inf ..:ous hoap of ;rong-doers? ' Ho r f ' . r th .t c:.,nulo thro ;s its boams. ' ”