Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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DEDICATION ui' A senlor advlsor must be patient, understanding, compllant and lndefatigable The senior class of '59 has been most for person of Mrs McMurray Mrs McMurray has served us faithfully during our final year and the hlch school memories whlch me will long cherlsh were made pOSSlblG c'iefly throuvh her tlreless efforts lS through her leglslatlon and counsel that thls yearbook was made posslble The class of '59 lS proud to dedlcate the Barretone to Mrs McMurray May lt express our grat1tude for all she has done and convey a SpSCla1 thank you for the year she has ElVSD us. tunate to have been guided by such a first-rate advisor in the , ' 'L A 4 L - E , It

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EDITORIALS Ulf a man has a talent and cannot use it, he has failed. If he has a talent and uses only half of it, he has partly failed. lf he has a talent and learns somehow to use the whole of it , he has gloriously succeeded, and won a satisfaction and triumph few men know. Thomas Wolfe. Each person has been endowed by God with certain talents and capabilities which are his alone. should c slons ents anf while we W 8 During ovr school years Je lave been taught the fundamentals Cf learnlnf. le rave been encouraged to develo, our talents. We be now mature enough to face our resbonslblllties and de he rust declde now whether we lntend to ut1l1ze our tal aln at a zenltb or merelv let our abllitles lie stagnant aplroach nadlr. must reallze that we are 1F control of ourselves, our acts own, we are fully responslble for everv moment of ev ry day, s ccess or fallure of our llves rests onlw on our shoulders. we are free free to choose between these paths to our goal or to abuse ttis prerogatlve and to abandon the things for which our wlll and lntellect were created, are our and the 11th t lS ln mlnd we ust focus on the foal at which we are almvnr, we ust be alert to th coun1less opportunltles at hand and, thrwufh elf confldence, courage, and employment of our tal ents, rlse to each one. aoan Merner LdltOP Tte American reritafe lS a definite soclal ptllosophy which has been deflned manv tlmes, however mOdlf16d, 1D the llves of lrnumerabl patr1ots Possibly the greatest of these oatrlots was the sage of onticello, Thomas Tefferson, who 1U hls wrltings ex emylifled the ldeal phl1OSOphy of Amerlcanlsm. lhe HAmer1canism th t uefferson understocd and chamoloned lS expressed ln hls famous mords, Nttat erty and the given to the upon wlicn a ln tlls 'I all men are created pursult of happine world thc only tr e l defenders ol the eoual, that t'e3 are erdowed bw thelr 1 so Nrffe in , efferson has Ora of democracy and the ground his gf an may squarely stand f cm nre,ent daf crlsls of world domlnatlon by a non dem tj, lt woul e we fc ivose who are 1D doubt and fear C ren mner ne aery vorls of our Vecla a lon of lndeyendence F tlulj 1U tflr trenchant docunewt l es the lltimate escape of op Q Cs cd veoples the world over Jefferson's premlse mlrht tell serve Q a notto for t e 'free worldn 'Loi wdo cave us llfe, save us b u atlc socl tw I9 tarland S. Foss Asslstant ndltor . as 9 W , ' C v- 1 L , ' -v 'rg .1 , ' A 1 . s, M - v K W n s a V- ' 4. .A Z Q u -I . V A e - n l , ' ,i -, A L '- , .F . . . .I ,. , l. , .. A- . Y h . 'I V O l I . C: Q , . , . L - U . . ' cw ct c . ' , ' . V Q -- Q . . A , c , , , , c , i K . H , . . . w , ' t' . m s . o U. HF A - K 1 o u .. ... ki ' '1 , ' 1 C ,- J 4 , f,.e- s ' A' . ,. - . . T , s . Q NJ 1 ' I 5 . . . 4 A Li L. .L . . , . . . c r A, c M I O U VRD 0 .A e l . . r s c , M . . . , , , ' z. 4 l Q - X- - - . - vv - - n m - n , .. .- 'r , Q n . .H a a U z. so all f u , . f ,,, lc ,A I '1 A 'f Ji .7 fm Y -4 U' , . . creator with certaln inallenable rirhts anon. these are life lib- W 9 . .9 ' . ' 'Y' f T - . se. ll ' r c ,ss g U f '- ..: , ll., 'hs' R7 J ,. v, 1, - .ti Q2 'V . - wr , Z .. , - ulg .1 f L ' J ' , 'U'o Q P . 3 'P , t' .f -c .- :cr ,', ','f - d W ll 'vc th . 1 it ' Q ,- Q ' f 1 1 - . Vx t, grew v t V U f L. ll, rel .A , .OW 'I' . 'W ' ' ' - fs 3 ' ' 'X 1' .L Y .., J -1 C , M V A 4. .1 . l, . ' Y mc: A I x - , 0 W . n ' ' . , .1 c K L, r , ,, 4, N c , c Jl' ! , I 1 v A ' EL., 11 El 1 J 1 A. I Q L f Q ' er j,n v o Q 3 A. Y 1 be

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