Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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jVIOSTS AMD BESTS SOPHOMORES BOYS GIRLS Most Likely to Succeed J. Most Nonchalant M, Best Dressed J Best Looking J Best Dancer M Most Popular D, Most Diplomatic J Best Driver M Most Sophisticated M Most Witty J Most Quiet J Best Disposition J Best Athlete D Most Versatile D Most Active D Most Studious B Best Companion J Most Prompt J B est Worker J Best Actor J Binowski J. Damon Kowal H. Waterman Binowski N. Stewart Flynn M. Roberts Kowal N. Stewart Puchalsky M. Roberts Binowski M. Roberts Kowal M. Roberts Kowal N. Stewart Flynn H. Waterman Binowski B. Better Binowski B. Better Puchalsky N. Wells Puchalsky M. Roberts Puchalsky M, Roberts Beckwith J. Damon LiVolsi M. Roberts Binowski B. Better Binowski M. Roberts LiVolsi N. Stewart FRESHMEN BOYS GIRLS Most Likely to Succeed J. Persechino P. Sidoti Most Nonchalant J. Scott L. Tancredi Best Dressed W, Gorman C. Stevenson Best Looking R. Wine C, Stevenson Best Dancer W. Gorman B. Mennard Most Popular W. Gorman P. Puchalsky Most Diplomatic W, Gorman B. Mennard Best Driver W. Gorman P. Puchalsky Most Sophisticated W. Gorman A. Gawthrop Most Witty J. Scott L. Tancredi Most Quiet W. Dwelly F. Boyle Best Disposition W. Gorman P. Puchalsky Best Athlete W. Gorman P. Puchalsky Most Versatile W. Gorman P. Puchalsky Best Companion W. Gorman P. Puchalsky Most Prompt W, Gorman B. Mennard Best Worker J. Persechino P. Sidoti Best Actor J. Scott J. McAndrew

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jVIOSTS AjND bests SENIORS BOYS GIRLS Most Likely to Succeed J. Martone J. Sample Most Nonchalant W. Fuller E. Black Best Dressed G. Mennard A. Chakuas Best Looking G. Mennard J. Mucha Best Dancer G. Caranci P. Stevenson Most Popular G. Menn ard P. Stevenson Most Diplomatic J. Martone J. Sample Best Driver J. Martone A. Sluckis Most Sophisticated R. Mason J. Mucha Most Witty D, Harlow P. Stevenson Most Quiet A, Brodmerkle R. Moran Best Disposition G. Mennard P. Stevenson Best Athlete G. Mennard A, Chakuas Most Versatile G, Mennard P. Stevenson Most Active G. Mennard P. Stevenson Most Studious J. Pollock J. Sample Best Companion G. Mennard P. Stevenson Most Prompt G, Mennard J. Sample Best Worker G. Mennard J . Sample Best Actor R. Phoenix J. Mucha JUNIORS BOYS GIRLS Most Likely to Succeed R. Lincoln E. Miller Most Nonchalant S. Kasputis A. Carter Best Dressed J. Dorsey A. Puchalsky Best Looking J. Cranston M. Sawtell Best Dancer S. Kasputis R. Ricchiazzi Most Popular J. Cranston A. Puchalsky Most Diplomatic J. Cranston E. Miller Best Driver P. Staknis B. Sears Most Sophisticated P. Staknis R. Ricchiazzi Most Witty J. Dorsey A. Carter Most Quiet N. Brodmerkle B. Clark Best Disposition J, Cranston B. Sears Best Athlete P. Staknis E. Miller Most Versatile K. Izzi B. Sears Most Active K. Izzi A. Puchalsky Most Studious R. Lincoln E, Miller Best Companion S. Kasputis B. Sears Most Prompt K. Izzi A. Puchalsky Best Worker K. Izzi A. Puchalsky Best Actor K. Izzi D. Cappello

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SENIOR TRIP It was a warm and long awaited day in April, the twelfth of the month, that dawned bright and clear, and the Senior Trip to New York and Washington was about to begin. We traveled to New York by Trailways bus, arriving early in the afternoon, a little tired from traveling, but we didn’t mind. The first afternoon and evening was spent sightseeing and viewing a show at Radio City. Early Friday morning the group left the hotel, traveling by bus to Jersey City, where we boarded a train for Washington, D. C, After an enjoyable train trip through the state of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, the class arrived at the station in Baltimore, Maryland, where we met our Washington guide. We boarded the bus and proceeded on a tour of Baltimore, going to Fort McHenry, where Francis Scott Key wrote our National Anthem , then to the Franciscan Monastery on the outskirts of the capitol city and on to the Hotel Harrington. We had the evening free, but we certainly had a wonderful time. We met in the lobby of the hotel early Saturday morning and from there proceeded on a tour of the city, visiting the Washington Monument, the Smithsonian Institute, Jefferson Memorial, National Art Gallery, and then returned to the hotel for lunch. The after- noon was spent touring the capitol building and visiting the Washington zoo. After we had a delicious supper, we saw the illuminated capitol building, the Congressional Library, and went swimming at an indoor pool. Those who went had a marvelous time. Sunday morning everybody attended their respective church and after the services boarded the bus for a trip to Fort Myer, Arlington Cemetery, where they saw the impressive changing of the guard, and then continued to Mount Vernon, Virginia, to see the home of George Washington. In the afternoon we visited Annapolis where we had an enjoyable time going around the military academy with our guide. Then we entrained at Baltimore for the return trip to New York. On Monday morning, the students went shopping and sightseeing, and that evening saw the stage play, ’’Kiss Me Kate,” starring Anne Jeffreys. After that, many of the students made the most of their last night by going out to different places such as a night club, movies, or to Times Square to see the bright lights. A stop was made at the Empire State Building on Tuesday morning, and then we boarded the bus for the return trip home. We, the Seniors, had a very nice time and will never forget the phone calls we had every morning at seven-thirty from Mr. Flynn saying, Time to get up.” We wish to thank Miss Bentley and Mr. Flynn for making our trip such a success. To us, it was a trip that will long be remembered.