Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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When a class is fortunate enough to have the rare person who is attractive, helpful, kind and efficient, then it can count itself very fortiunate 5ndeed, Mrs. Grandone has only been here at Barre High for tv;o years, but in that short time has endeared herself to every- one with whom she has come in contact. To those Seniors who were fortunate enough to have been in her classes, end all who are now in her home room this year, the time spent will be fondly remembered in years to come. With the thought that I-lrs. Grandone is truly Grand” the Class of I960 respectfully dedicates the I960 Barret one to Mrs. Roberta Grandone.

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Choosing a vocation is one of the most important and difficult decisions we will face upon graduation from high school, unless we have majored through these four years toward a particular goal. As we grow up we have dreams about what we want as a vocation, but we find that our career choice has changed as we mature. As a result, we still have not prepared ourselves for the particular goal or job we may have selected. This may mean furthering our education tov;ard what we feel will give us satisfaction and enjoyment. Our higher education may include schooling in a college, business college, vocational trade school, or actual training in the particular field we have chosen. The future is ours; all we must do is take advantage of the many opportunities made available to us. Lois Hubbard Editor During the last year of high school, we are young adults. This is the time when we raust decide which path of life to take. Look to the future, twenty or thirty years from now. Per- haps some of us are anxious for scholarships, happiness, or pleasure. Our desires can be fulfilled if we strive earnestly toward the goals we have set. Now is the time to make decisions that will affect our future lives. In this Space Age, education should be important to all of us. We must further ourselves intellectually to benefit ourselves and society. This is not something to think about hastily. We must meditate on this choice we are to make and be sure that it is what we want from life and not what somebody else wants for us. Only we can finally decide what is best for us. Karen Kallio Assistant Editor

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Mr. Leroy Dawson University of Maine -- B.S. Clark University -- ii.A. Principal F 9C( r Mrs, Eleanor J. Upham Tufts University — A.B., A, M, Math Mr. Louis J, Karabatsos Salem Teachers — B.S. In Ed, Worcester Teachers — M. Ed, Ass ' t. Principal — Bus. Ed. Mrs. Roberta E. Grandone Clark University — A.B. Latin - Civics Mr. Philip H. Decelle University of New Hampshire — Social Studies Science Mr. Merton B. Baker Tufts University -- A.B. Miss Karla A. Olander Augustana College -- A.B. English Miss Dorothy Long Anna Marla College — A.B, French