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DEDICATION The Class of 1961 is proud to dedicate its yearbook, the Barretone , to Mr. Philip H. Decelle. Mr, De- celle was our class advisor in I960 and is the coach for the baseball and Junior Varsity Basketball teens. Every senior in U.S. History has come in contact with Mr, Decelle in the classroom. He has been friendly and co-operative when we have most need- ed his capable assistance.
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’’Now that we have graduated we can stop thinking about improving our schools. They concern those who have taken our place as high school students. This attitude is too frequently the one accepted by high school graduates. They feel that after the commencement ex- ercises there is no need for them to fight for bettering the schools,. If we, the future leaders of America, accept this outlook, where will our nation be? If every person, after he graduates, decides not to concern himself with schools or community, think what a dilemma the country will be ini Fortunately, there are those who keep this feel- ing of helping others all through life. There should be more. Now that the Class of 1961 has graduated there should be sixty-one more But will there be? — nol We all know that Stop and think; our children will be using these schools. Are we going to be content to let an overflowing building in 1961 suffice twenty-five years from now, or are we going to see that they have proper facilities? Let us put ourselves in their position, and then we will chose the latter Martha McQueston Editor Final Good-bye to Barre High As proudly I stand in my cap and gown. Memories of days gone by at Barre High Sweep through my mind and heart. My face reflects them, and not a frown But a happy smile, even as I sigh; Thinking how hard it will be to part. Four long years we’ve been together. And now the time is here To take our leave from this foundation. It ' s your turn now, underclassmen. To share in the pride we have for this school. So protect it, as we have done, and enjoy it, tool We’ll all be going our separate ways Each to seek his own success. A flow of tears comes to my eyes When the processional march begins. It’s like walking around the bend in a road And knowing that the curve will never end. Janice Regienus Assistant Editor
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