Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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Pauline Claudette Anne Sidoti Slddy was the star and brain of our 19 k- class. She had the desired com- bination of brains and personality. She hopes to enter the University of Massachusetts in the fall in order to become a language teacher. Her favorite subject is French© She won three of the ten bests for her class. She was a tireless worker. Glee Club, l,2,3»il-««o Prize speaking, •Senior play,,, Scrlptus , ij.,,, Editor of Bar re tone , © © Girls ' chorus, 2,3 4 oPro merito, 3 o Coke room, Everlyn Louise Strong Evie has always been one of the quiet but dependable members of our class. In the Commercial department she was the mainstay when the Scriptus and play book went to press. Miss Handakus was among her favorites. Everlyn has matrimonial plans for the near future. Basketball, 1. . . Scriptus . 4, Louise Annette Tancredi Louise ' s jolly laughter and jokes will linger in the minds of all of us© She was a willing and tireless worker, always on hand to do intri- cate tasks of typing. Her work was perfection. The Barretone for 1953 and 1954 been her excellent work. Her future plans Include Major Exam- inations and suitable clerical work. Glee Club, 4 ••® rreton, 3 4 senior play book, 4« • • Scriptus , 4 Susan Ann Tuttle Blonde, deep dimpled cheeks, a cim- ning giggle— equal Suzle© She claims that the cubby hole and the office will be most remembered by her. Math has also been one of her favorite sub- jects, She plans to be a telephone operator© Scriptus , 2, 3»4 • ©senior play book, 4 • oGlee Club, 4®

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Audrey Grace Sample ”Elrama” had a sharp sense of humor, keen mind, gracious personality, and an aptitude for hard work. She says that the basketball games, the junior prom, and Mr, Flynn ' s ” little Audrey” jokes will be long rem.embered by her. Basket- ball, 1,2,3 I|-, • •Barreto , 3 , , Scriptus, 1, 2, • .senior play prompter, ,, Girls ' chorus, 2,3fk James Arthur Scott Horace had a happy-go-lucky attitude. He plans to enter the military service as soon as possible. Algebra was his favorite subject, Horace says that he will remember most his trouble getting a diploma. Basketball, 1,2,1 , ,, volley ball, 1,2,,. ping pong, 1,2,Il. . .prize speaking, 3 Arthur Chester Sheldon Art could always be found in the workshop creating some new mech- anical device. His quiet and unassuming manner made him a pop- ular lad among his class mates. The Navy or Marines will soon claim him. His favorite hobby was riding aroimd on his motorcycle. Art says he’ll always remember the crazy mixed-up rush to the coke room. Beverly Jean Shepardson Sheppy ' s histrionic ability as dis- played in the annual senior play entertained a large audience. Her famous ”no, slrl” has made history. Nursing was chosen as her future. Senior Girls ' chorus, 2,3»U«o, Glee Club, 3 4 • 2,3.,, Senior play, ,, Pro merito, 3,

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Mary Helen Ward ”A friend in need is a friend indeed, certainly applies to Mary, a ready helper at all times, French and Civics have been Mary s favorite subjects. Her plans for the future are yet in- definite, but success is sure to come to her. Glee Club,,, Scriptus . 3»4 » publicity committee for senior play, i|.o Richard Paul Wine Last, alphabetically, but by no means the least was Dick the handsome, good athlete, and conscientious student. His fondest memories, he says, are his sport activities and the Trig class with Mrs, Upham, His favorite class was TJ,S, History, Plans for college for Dick are in the making, ♦, Baseball, l,2,3»i; • .Basketball, • •Glee Club, 2,3 4 •• Student council, 1,,, Treasurer, 1.,, senior play, ..ping pong, 2 o, Barret one.