Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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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.

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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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Pf?0 PH £C ¥ June, 1985 Dear Mrs. Grandone, The long awaited day is soon approaching when the class of i 960 at B.HoS. will gather for its 25th Class Reunion. Everyone has made a reservation for the exciting night. Pat Skowyra, the hone economist at the high school, has con- tacted David Sottile, the manager of the new Barre Night Club, and together they are planning a delicious seven course meal. Dance music will be played throughout the evening by the orchestra of our most famous class member, Mike Pargnoli . The evening should be a momentous occasion for all. Jeannette Kasputis, a state policewoman, has arranged to have the club well- guarded because of the prominent people that will be present. Bob V higham, that nationally famous disk jockey, will be on hand to provide the entertainment. Cheryl Merchant has volunteered to lead the school songs and may also render a solo. She is the favorite nurse at Hahnemenn Hospital where she is working because she loves to sing her patients to sleep. Tom Panaccione will welcome the class members and will be followed by Karen Kallio, who has prepared a brief siommary of our high school years. Tom is director of the U.S. Forest Rangers in Alaska, and Karen was supervisor of mirses at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital until she got married. Carol Britton, the Washington correspondent for the New York Times, will surely attract attention v;hen she walks in with her handsome husband, who was recently elected to the U.S. Senate. Rebecca Ryder hopes to travel on the same plane as Carol. While a hostess for TWA, which is now owned by Barry Hesseltine, Becky met a prosperous businessman and she and her husband live in the South with their four children. David Whigham, retiring from the Navy soon, may also be on the same plane. He’s looking forward to spending the trip in the cockpit with John Jackson, the pilot. » • Ted Guilford ovms a prosperous landscaping business. Dorothy Higgins is his private secretary. Ted recently completed the land- scaping for the nevi; home built by the George Marshalls. George is well knovm throughout the state for his shooting ability. On his reservation for the reunion he stated that he and his wife would come if they could find someone to babysit for their many dogs. Albert Regienus furnished the lumber for George’s house. Bertie owns a large contracting business, and his many years of hard work have made hfrc one of the busiest contractors in the state. Many members of the class became teachers throughout the nation. Beverly McKinstry is flying in from Quebec where she is head of the