Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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BARRETONE STAFF Since the first Barretone, in pamphlet form, was published, each successive staff has had one main objective in mind; to present a correct and concise record of graduate and undergraduate activities in order to prevent an undesired gap between the graduating classes and the present high school activities. There have been many obstacles in the path of this year’s Barretone but these were quickly overcome because there was a dire need for such a publication as our Barretone. As we send out this issue to all alumni, it is our hope that it will, in some way, help to revive the “good old high school days.” BARRETONE STAFF Editor Assistant-Editor Viola Persechino Catherine Celona Business Manager Advisor Louis Patracone William H. Parker Robert Smith Irene Finan Beatrice Cilley Virginia Mucha Amerigo Simeone Mildred Bechan Harry Quick Charles Allen Charles Mallozzi Demaris McKay Sally Lang Marion Glidden Joyce Peck Judith Sample Frances Celona Ethel Drolet Charlotte Higgins Betty Murphy Dora Capetti 27

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MOSTS AND BESTS FRESHMAN CLASS BOYS GIRLS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edward Werner Judith Sample MOST NONCHALANT Waldo Fuller Lena Bushman BEST DRESSED George Mennard Mildred Chakuas BEST LOOKING George Mennard Mildred Chakuas BEST DANCER Robert Mason Mildred Chakuas MOST POPULAR George Mennard Mildred Chakuas MOST DIPLOMATIC Joseph Martone Judith Sample BEST DRIVER Gene Caranci Aldona Sluckis MOST SOPHISTICATED Alden Brodmerkle June Mucha MOST WITTY Miles Brown Lena Bushman MOST QUIET Alden Brodmerkle Rosamond Moran BEST DISPOSITION Joseph Martone Anita French BEST ATHLETE John Pollock Mildred Chakuas MOST VERSATILE Joseph Martone Mildred Chakuas MOST ACTIVE Joseph Martone Judith Sample MOST STUDIOUS Edward Werner Judith Sample BEST COMPANION George Mennard Carol Rice MOST PROMPT Robert Mason Judith Sample BEST WORKER Robert Mason Judith Sample BEST ACTOR Waldo Fuller Patricia Stevenson 26

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GLEE CLUB Following the usual tradition at Barre High, the whole student body was called upstairs during the first week of school to have their voices tested by Miss Chase. Everyone warbled as sweet as they could in hopes of getting into the school Glee Club. Out of the whole school about fifty were chosen to sing in the Club. Every Monday during the eighth period many voices rose in the melodies of various types of songs. This year the Glee Club did more singing out of school than it has done for quite some time. At Christmas they gave a performance for the Parent-Teacher-Association and the music was enjoyed by all who attended. Also at Christmas many of the members went caroling through the town, making the last stop at the Poor Farm. The Seniors in the Glee Club sang a few carols at the annual Christmas Social. On May 15th the Glee Club once again goes to the annual Music Festival in Springfield where they hope to reap high honors for their musical ability. To Miss Chase, the director, we extend our thanks for an enjoyable year of music. 28