Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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THE SCRIPTUS ST O F Many people contributed to the monthly publications of our school newspaper, the Scrlptus « Everyone v ho channeled their efforts into making this record a success deserves much credit as literary, art and professional typing skills are necessary. However, those x-jho contri- buted gained knowledge in their own particular fields, and experience which may prove invaluable in later life. This year the Scrip tus was headed by Ayline Anderson (editor-in- chief) and Mr. Walter Dupuis, an able and persevering advisor and consultant , Much credit is also due to Lucille Coppolino who gave freely of her artistic talents in drawing the excellent covers for our paper and Mary Gorman vjho proved to be a very capable Business Manager, A vote of thanks is to be given to the girls in the Commercial Department, under the guidance of MiSs, Beverly Chase, for their neat and punctual v;ork. Merit is also due to the Sport »s Editors, the Club Editor, the Feature Editors and the classroom reporters for their submissions and continuous cooperation. -CASJC31 1955 -

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THE PAST PERFECT ’55 The year of 1951 found h2 of us entering the much talked about high school. Wow we had at last reached one of our greatest ambitions, mainly to be knovm as a member of Barre High. As we soon discovered, our first home room teacher would be Hjt. Scanlon. V.fhen we had become acquainted we held our election of officers. Our resulting officers were deserving of their honor. President — Thomas Puchalsky, Vice President — Gildo Rotondo, Secretary Lucille Coppolino, Treasurer — Carol White. V hen the time for the magazine drive rolled around, we were introduced to Del Obert. We tried very hard to beat the upper classmen but as usual, the Freshmen ended up doing the exercises at the back of the hall. We had visions of the time when we would be up on the stage eating cookies and ice cream. After the upper- classmen had given their assemblies, it was nov; our turn to show our budding talent. Everyone anxiously av aited the day. Our production was an imitation of the famous Radio City Music Kail. Everyone seemed to enjoy it, and we felt very proud and confident. Many of our teachers, whom we had become friends with left after the first year.