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We, the members of the Senior Class of one thousand nine hundred and fifty- three of the Bar-re High School, being of wak mind and weaker body, wish it to be known that vie do hereby declare this to be our Last VJill and Testament. After the prooer payment of all our due debts of gratitude, we do hereby donate, give, and bequeath the follov:ing: I Unto the Juniors we leave the slight hope that they m.ay someday come near the records we have set. II To the Sophomore Class vre donate our support to help them win next year ' s Magazine Drive. III To the Freshmen vie leave nothing because vie do not Vmow them well enough. IV Sylvia and Betty Ann leave the Coke Room, thankful that they don ' t have to go back there anymore. V David leaves us wondering what the Basketball Team will do next year. VI Joyce and Janet leave som.e of the teachers and underclassmen wondering which is which. VII Joan Damon leaves her sympathy to next year ' s Barretone editor. VIII Joe LiVolsi, Joe Cappello , and David Puchalsky leave us still doing their Svmn Ballet. IX We leave Ruby Morris still taking pictures of the Faculty. X Nadine Ste; art leaves us still talking about THE FEMALE OF THE SPECIES. XI Unto Stella Kov za we give thanks for the wonderful art work s’ne did for the Barretone. XII Bernard V hitney leaves the second period history class still laughing over his jokes. XIII James Rice leaves to hunt for the bag of candy he lost the night of the Senior Play. XIV Joe LiVolsi leaves everyone in an uproar over his antics. XV Johnny and Mickey leave Mr. Baker ' s math class forever.
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AjND TESTAiVJEjNT X7I We leave Mr. Gosselin just for chuckles. XVII Unto Mr. Dawson we heap many thanks and much gratitude for all of the help he has given us . XVIII To Mr. Dupuis re leave memories of Clementine, and our thanks for directing the play when Mr. Flynn was quarantined. XIX We leave Mr. Flynn with the knowledge that there will probably never be another Senior Class that talks as much as ours. We also leave our thanks for all the help he has given us. XX We leave Mr. Baker with memories of his two years at Barre High and also of this year ' s Chem Class. XXI Unto Mrs. Crowson v:e give thanks for her help on the Scriptus, playbook, and Barretone. Also we leave her the hope that she will coach many champion teams. XXII We leave Mrs. Upham saying People! to the Trig Class. XXIII To Miss Cocorran we send many thanks for all her help and our best wishes for a happy marriage. XXIV We leave Miss Handakas cooking delicious meals. XXV We leave Mr, Smith crying Going, Going, Gone! XXVI Unto Miss Chase vie gladly send the Junior Girls ' Choir. XXVIII To Mr. Peterson we leave the knowledge that we think he is very nice and also our thanks for all his help. XIX We leave George Mennard our best wishes for first place at the tournament next year. XXX To Miss Fessendan we leave our secret formula for getting well. XXXI Janice Mann leaves saying Oh, that felt good, XXXII The Special Typing Class leaves to the strains of beautiful rhythm . XXXIII The Senior Class leaves all of its records good and other- wise viith the knowledge that they will be hard to equal. Mary Arm Mo lino Class Attorney
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