Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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Dorothy Gail Stratton Gail, the girl with the melodious voice, was. active in musical programs at B.H.S. and won the Callahan Contest when only a sophomore. Her future plans include studying at V ards Airline School. Callahan Contest, 2 Senior Play, 4 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4| Jr. Girls Chorus, 3 Scriptus, 3»4, Shirley Irene Tetreault The quiet, but cooperative member of our class was Shirley. We will always remember her as Grace in the senior play. Among her memories of B. H. S. was being the manager of the magazine drive. She plans to enter Fitchburg State Teacher’s College to study for the teaching profession. Senior Play, 4 Glee Club, 2, 3,4, Pro Merito,3 Barretone .4 Drama Club, 4 Barbara Joyce Tolman Barb, a quiet but active member of our class, will have fond memories of the senior trip. Getting up in the morning has always been Barbara’s pet peeve. She is also planning to attend Ward’s Airline School. Drama Club. 4 Scriptus . 3.4 Junior Girls’ Chorus Senior Play-make up. Richard Tracey Whippee Whip, the boy v;ho was voted best dressed by his classmates, certainly deserved the honor. His white shirts and flashy ties were a welcome sight about Barre High. Whip remembers the music during P.T. and noon hour most. Dick’s favorite expression ”1 dunno” was an answer to his pet peeve, teachers, on occasions. Baseball, 2 Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4 Camera Club, 3, 4, Drama Club, 4 Boys’ State Representative Senior Play, 4.

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Warren Joseph Pa naccione PeeV ee , who is six feet short, was chosen by his classmates as the most popular boy- in the class. Two other bests went to his honor also. Before entering into Uncle Sara ' s service, he plans to work a few years. He remembers the long hours at B.H.S. and his pet peeve was General Chorus. Basketball, 3,k- Volley Ball, l,2,3,kt Drama Club Ping Pong, 1, 2,3J-i- Camera Club Joseph Francis Pante Pant, was the athlete of the class. He was voted best athlete by his classmates and he remembers most his basketball seasons at B.H.S. His plans for the future are to go into some branch of the service and then to take up accounting. Basketball, 1,2,3, ' -!- voted the most valuable player for 1955 in basketball and receiving the Barre Gazette Trophy Glee Club, 3,I|- Stage Manager for Senior Play Drama Club, l|. Volley Ball, 1,2, 3, 4 Pin g Pong, 1,2, 3, i|. Baseball, 1,2,3, ' ' +. Gildo Mario Rotondo Gee Gee was one of the happy go lucky boys in our class. The Captain of this year ' s basketball team. Gee Gee was also chosen the best looking in the class. The Senior trip is one of many memories in Gee Gee ' s four years at B.H.S. Vice President, 1 Senior Play, 1+ Baseball, 1,2, 3, I|- Ping Pong 1,2, 3, if- Glee Club, 3 Barre tone, 1+ Drama Club, 4 Scriptus , 1+ Roberta Maud Scott Bert with her cheery giggle, was voted best looking be her classmates. The class trip will long be remembered by her. Follow- ing in Miss Chase ' s footsteps, Roberta will attend Salem State Teachers ' College to become a commercial teacher. Jr. Girls ' Chorus Scriptus, L[. Barretone, ![. Pro Merito, 3 Red Cross Ylce President, i . Drama Club, 1+ Senior Play, i+ Class Marshal, 3

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Carol tToan Vvhite Missey, soft spoken a nd polite, will always remembp the endless wait to get an absent card at which she was an expert. Worcester School of Business Science is her future land 2 Treasurer, 1 Student Council 1 Basketball, 1,2,3 Senior Play, 4 Jean Allen was the business manager for The Bar re tone 1955. She was a tireless worker for the cause of our yearbook. The members of the class of 1955 are grateful to her for the excellent job she performed.