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Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

 - Class of 1947

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Page 30 text:

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Daisy Adomitis Rose Aliquo Stanley Andrukonis Lester Backus Richard Baker Isabel Eetters Althea Brown Shirley Carpenter Ramona Chapman John Cirelli Marion Come to Jean Cummings Ruth Do pul Eleanor Fleming Dolores Franciose Carmelo Giarusso Virgihla Gulino Ethel Keddy Sally-Ann Lang Wilbert Lincoln Herbert Llndblad Demaris MacKay Angeline Maio Samuel Marsella Margaret Morris Merle Morse William Morse Allan Nurmi Elaine O’Brien Douglas Panaccione Theresa Panaccione Donald Rebokus James Rice Frank Ri cotta Richard Roberts Romeo Salvadore Earl Sample Joyce Sawtell Paul Snyder Anne Stevenson Dorothy Tolman Anthony Trio

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Page 31 text:

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SOPHOMORE HISTORY This year we could ascend the steps of Barre High more confidently than the previous year for now we were Sophomores familiar to the ways of Barre High and eager to leave behind the indignities and embarrassments we suffered when we were the lowly Freshmen. V. ' e were greeted by a practically new faculty the most prominent member being I ' . Dawson, our former principal, who hau just returned from active duty with the Maritime Service. Reinforced with Miss Wheeler, our homeroom teacher, we soon became ad- justed to the new routine. Our first business to settle was the election of class officers, those wno came out with the honors were Richard Baker--President, Sally Lang — Vice President, Rose Aliquo--Secretary and Romeo Salvadore — Treasurer. It was also decided to leave our class dues the same--$1.50. In the musical assembly the Sophomore class was amply represented with Ann Stevenson and Marion Cometo playing a piano duet. Then came our memorable projects. Mr. Flynn started them off with a pro- ject on Thanksgiving while Miss Murray and Mr. Mclnerny followed suit. Re- cuperating from these Mr. Flynn cane through with the master touch — a thesis on Christmas. The first social event of the year was the Christmas Social; a gala af- fair which was well attended by the Sophomore Class. After the Christmas vacation we were ready to start afresh. We were greeted by a new schedule that gave us forty more minutes per day to enjoy school. Among other changes we had the opportunity to have physical training during our recess period under the capable instruction of the Vets. There was a great deal of competition with the class dues and when we had just $3.00 more to go we felt quite confident that the $10.00 reward would be ours; no wonder we were disappointed when the Seniors claimed that most coveted award. Looking at our calendar we were amazed to find our time was running short and we hadn’t done a thing to promote funds in our treasury. We planned to have a Sophomore Hop with ail the trimmings and were very much disillusioned when we learned it was impossible to have it after vacation because of it being so close to the Junior Prom. Disappointed, but rallying our wits about us we decided to sponsor a food sale. Another unique v ay to fill our gaping treasury was the selling of emblems in our class colors at a few cents profit. Now con- tented we sat back and watched the profits roll in. Again we had that pleasant intermission known as vacation. This time we met our fellow classmate in the wierdest places--around river bends, between rocks or knee deep in streams. The Soph ' s certainly hailed the fishing season with an enthusiastic reception. Our Sophomore year was now coming to a close and with it it brought its various extra curricular activities in which many sophomores took an active part. Looking back at our Sophomore Year we hope that we have done our portion to make Barre High the fine reputable school that it is.

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