Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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Helen Power- Janie Helen is definitely an outstanding member of our class. She is a very clever actress, as displayed by her in the Christmas Social play and the Senior Play. Helen has a great ability toward sports, but more than that she is noted for her cherry manner. Her good nature and willingness to help people, plus her ability in shorthand and typing will certainly help her in her career as a commercial teacher. C-lee Club 4 Sports 1,2, 3,4 Senior Play Debating 4 Earretone Staff 4 Pro Merito 4 SENIORS IN SERVICE Since becoming Seniors, we have lost four of our classmates to the services of Uncle Sam. V;e miss them a great deal, but are proud to knov; that they are serving to the best of their abilities. Ralph Di Libero- Raf fy Raffy was one of the quiet members of the class, but he v ill remain in the minds of all of us because of his cheerful disposition and his friendly manner. V. ' e wish you, Raffy , good luck in any of your undertakings. George Thorng- Jughead Georme was the up and coming sort of chap, and was willing to try anythin for the first time. No one could help likin George, and all those who fell under the spell of his smile, wanted him as a friend. V ' e were very proud upon hearing of the enlistment of Georre in the Navy. Donald Lang- Don Don will alv ays be remembered for the wonder- ful pdayer he made on the basketball team. The witty remarks of Don made him famous here, and we hope that his circle of friends is as grand as that at Barre Hi . James Gilliland- Gilly Gilly was a happy-go-lucky sort of person who seemed to et along with everyone he came in contact with. Good luck, Gilly, v herever you are, and we hope it v on ' t be lonr before we ' ll be seeing you arain.

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Stanley Sokol Jacky When it comes to playing basketball, Stanley la right there. Everyone must agree that he certainly can make baskets and we know that our basketball team would be lost without him, Stanley is very quiet but even so, he never refuses a job put upon him, for he made all our post- ers for the Senior Play and Senior Prom. Stanley tells us he has joined the Navy, — ovir best wishes go with him. Glee Club-1 Baaketball-4 Dominica Sottile — -- Mamie The little girl of purpose. In the commercial room her flying fingers have typed many tests, to many pupils disappointment, and the Scriptus . Also in the Senior Play, Mamie went through as much agony as the cast, because she was the prompter. Mamie’s hair is every girls envy. Her pleasant smile has won her many friends and those brown eyes at times just sparkle with mischief. Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Sports-l Prompter-4 Pro-Merito-3 Scriptus Staff-4 Lucy Tolman- Lu All through high school Lucy has spread good cheer and her svinny disposition will make her popular wherever she goes. Lucy never com- plains about anything, but takes things as they come. Her willingness to help people together with her good-nature will aid her in climbing the ladder of success. Someday we might find Lucy as a famous act- ress, but we know that she has definite plans, that of doing her patriotic duty by being a Wavy Nurse, Glee Club 1,2 Sports 1,2 Emma Yonker- Emra Emma, a very quiet little miss, is a true companion. She has a pleasing personality and her contagious smile makes everyone else want to smile. Emma is always willing to help and finishes every- thing she begins. Emma has been a member of the Glee Club for four years and no doubt her soprano voice will be missed. Emma plans to enter the field of nursing and we know she will be one of the sweetest, best — natured nurses in her division of the hospital. Glee Club-2,3,4 Girls ' Sports-l, 2

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