Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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JUNIOR mon The hall was beautifully arrayed with pink and blue streamers, and from the ceiling hung golden cut-outs of clarinets, saxaphones and violins. To set off the theme, a large lacy heart, with little hearts and musical notes ornamenting the walls, gave a lovely background for the pictures. Russ Cole ' s orchestra provided the music. There was truly a song in the heart of every Junior that night.

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Thursday norning we boarded a train for New York and the Taft Hotel, enr home for the next two days. That afternoon v;e went to the R.C.A. Building and then took roof from which we had an over all eating, v;e v;ent to the performance at Radio City Music Ilallj which featured the ’’Rockettes ’ and the movie ’’Don’t Eat The Daisies ” starring Doris Day. Since Friday was to be the last day of our trip, we spent the morning shopping or resting. After lunch we were on our last tour. The tour included Wall Street, the Bowery, and China Town; it came to its conclusion at Grand Central Station. Here, tired, but full of wonderful memories, we boarded the train which was to take us home. n elevator to the observation view of Manhattan Island. After The senior class would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people who made this wonderful trip possible, expecially our chaperones. Miss Long, Mr. Dawson, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jordon. -4k,l

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There ' s a song in each heart It ' s our prom and a wonderful night. Just a song at the start But it fills every heart with delight. Music fills the air On this night with you A dream that we knew comes true and Hearts are happy and gay That a night such as this came to be ' Though it soon fades away In our heart it ' s a sweet memory And we alwavs knew That this dream come true ' Ve would share in O’ux hearts, with you.