Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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X Z K fff-Z1 CLASS HISTORY f QQ I sf' 2, THIS IS YOUR LIFE, CLASS GF ' but felt inferior to the upper classmen You were not confused, however, when you took your first step in high school government by electing Class Officers David McQueston was president, Barbara Finan, vice president, Jacqueline Mirabile, secretary, and Reid Dahart was treasurer Julianne Mansueti acted as your Student Council representative, and Mr Walter Dupuis was your advisor You struggled through your first few weeks, and then, before you knew it, Initiation Time had come' With the usual fears and doubts in your minds, each member was put to the test will you ever forget how Miss Chase called each person individually, and the deafenlng roar that accompanied you as you walked to your seat? With a booming voice you were soon greeted by Del Obert who acquainted you with the annual magazine drive, and lo and behold' You beat the Sophomores! For this achievement it was your duty to provlde enter tainment at the Ice Cream Social Richard Wilson and Peggy Kukas did a great hulla dance for the Seniors Remember? Visions of eating the ice cream were already forming in your minds! Jacqueline Mirabile took third in Prize Speaking in March of that year and later she came up with 2nd prize in Callahan contest with David McQueston taking 3rd. In the Charles G. Allen drawing contest David McQueston and King Pacheco drew their ways to lst and 3rd prizes respectively. Enthusiasm for sports was another virtue that first year. Representing your class in boys' basketball were: John Ciccone, Reid Dahart, Russell Sibley, David McQueston, Richard Clark, and Robert Young. The girls' team had such stars as Barbara Puchalsky, Elizabeth D'Annolfo, V. . Eg'PN ,a 'x' x ' N 1 '58 You started out as Freshmen---fifty-nine strong,