Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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CLASS- WILL Be it known that we, the members of the Class of one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two of the Barre High School, being of weakened intellect and frail body, do hereby declare this to be our Last V ill and Testament, After all debts of gratitude have been paid, we do hereby give, dedicate and bequeath as follows: I Bunny leaves more Puchalskys, Tom, Polly, Dave, II Kenny leaves his artistic ability to next year ' s art editor, III Barbara leaves us without a singer, IV Arthur leaves us without a yodel, without a tarrier, V Tudy and Cranny leave with the ad that they shall open dance studios soon, VI Lenny leaves us for long rides in his new car, VII After observing recent movies and then our fellow classmates, we dedicate the following: Vi ith a Song In My Heart Miss Chase Singing In The Rain Sylvia, Bunny, Elaine, Tudy, Henry, Ralph Five Fingers Tom Puchalsky Song To Remember Claire and Barbara The Light Touch Kenny Izzi Quo Vadls (Wither Goest Thou) The Seniors My Six Convicts The Cubbyhole VIII We dedicate the follov ing songs and best-sellers: One World Senior Year Farmer In the Dell Norman Brodmerkle In Old New York The Senior Trip I Warm So Easy So Dance Me Loose The Junior Prom Domino The Owl Hambone Senior Play Take Me Out To The Ballgame I Ir, Scanlon Tell Me Why The Chemistry Class IX Bob Reidy leaves us in ’’The Garden In The Rain,” X Betty Clark leaves us in a cloud of dust after her trot around the countryside, XI Audrey Carter leaves us with the advice to ' simmer down, ' XII Leggy Sawtell leaves us for Hollywood, XIII Elaine leaves us her marvelous eye for baskets, Xrv Phil leaves us via his gangly appendages, Kape leaves us v ith his flashy ties and his snappy polka. XV