Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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LAWRENCE MARSHALL JACOBSON Jake” with his ready laugh did much in the way of scenery to make both our prom and Senior Play huge successes. Lonnie, a member of the National Guard, plans to attend Camp Drum this summer and then join the Air Force. His classmates wish him luck, happiness and success in the future. Boys’ Chorus 1,2, Glee Club 1,2,3, Basketball 2, Senior Play, Junior Prom Decorations 3 CARL JOSEPH MOLINO ’’Jerry” is the military man of our class, being a member of the Marine Corps Reserve these past two years. His favorite teacher was Mr. Witt, as he spent many happy periods sleeping in the Chem class. This fall, Carl plans to join the regular Marines. Basketball 1,2, Ping Pong 1,2, Senior Play Stage-hand Li-. JANE MARGARET MURPHY ”Murf”, the little girl of our class, will always be remembered for the tedious labor performed by her in the coke room. The Senior Class appreciates the hard work she has done in our behalf and hopes that someday she will justly be rewarded. Her plans for the future are to enter Memorial Hospital School of Nursing . Senior Girls ' Chorus, Junior Red Cross l,2,3»i+ Pro Merlto 3» Senior Play, Coke Room I 4 ., Scrlptus I 4 ., Barretone I;.

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ANTHONY JOSEPH PALCO Pag ' s” scholastic ability along with his outstanding performance on the baseball diamond have made him a popular member of the Senior Class. His nonchalance and his unassuming attitude won him numerous friends throughout his high school career. In the fall he plans to enter Worcester State Teachers College. Baseball 1,2,3»4» Basketball 1,2,3»4» Student Council Representative 1, Glee Club 1,2,3 Prize Speaking 2,3 Pro Merito 3 Vice President 3 Boys ' State Representative 3 Senior Play, Barretone 4, Ping Pong 1,2, Prench Club. ELIZABETH LOUISE GAREAU Betty Lou, a hard-working girl with a high scholastic record, fulfilled her job of Class Historian successfully. Her perserverence as chairman of the Alumni Social made it a pleasant evening for all. All her friends in the Senior Class will be most remembered by Betty Lou. Betty ' s plans for the future include attending Worcester State Teachers College. Cheerleading 2,3 Callahan Contest 2, Glee Club 3 Cross Representative 3 Pro Merito 3, Girls ' State Representative 3 Senior Play Book 4 Senior Play, Barretone 4, Class Historian 4, Senior Girls ' Chorus 1 , Captain Magazine Drive 2. BRADPORD ANDREW GROMELSKI Gromo , the happy-go-lucky Senior, has always been ready and willing to aid in any project. Brad played basketball for four years and was a varsity man during these last two years, being one of the top scorers this past season. His pleasing tenor voice has provided many happy moments for the entire student body. His future plans include attending Clark University. Pre-nch Club 2,3 Ping Pong 1,2,3 Callahan Contest 1,2,3 Prize Speaking 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Boys ' Chorus 1,2, Basketball 1,2, 3 4 Senior Play, Scriptus 4 Barretone 4 Merito 3»

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RALPH HOWARD NEWCOMB ”Newc”, the tardy boy who lived Just across the street, has spent many memorable hours in the Manual Training room with Mr. Smith. Ralph was another of the boys who worked behind the scenes of the Senior Play. He plans to enter Trade School in the fall. Camera Club 3, Glee Club 1,2, Senior Play Scenery. VIVIAN EDNA PATTERSON ”Viv”, the ii-H miss of the Senior Class, was a quiet but hard-working girl. Much of her time was spent in the Home Economics room with her needle and thread. In September she plans to enter Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing. Junior Red Cross 3»U Senior Girls’ Chorus, Senior Play. RONALD ANTHONY PITISCI Pitlsh” was the handyman of our class, working diligently on the scenery for The Inspector General . He will never forget his happy hours spent stoking the boilers for Mr. Smith. His plans for the future are indefinite. Basketball l,k, Ping Pong 1,2, Senior Play, Senior Play Scenery.