Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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r OUR BANNER OF BLUE AND WHITE’S UNFURLED, OUR EYES ARE OPENED TO THE WORLD, THE SKY’S THE LIMIT AND ALL IS DONE, FOR WE ' RE THE CLASS OF 61.

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Is t row (L. to R.) M.Clark, J.Regienus, Mr. Karabatsos , M.McQueston, P. Sullivan, P. Gould; 2nd row C.Anderson, E.Kowza, C.Gulino, M.Difley, C, Perkins, A.Puchalsky, R.Martin, V.Liscomb, P.Inzerillo, D.Lamacchia, S.Salvadore, L«Lamacchia, J. Damon. To the Barretone staff, Martha McQueston, Editor, Janice Regienus, Assistant Editor Paul Sullivan, Business Manager, and Mr. Louis J 0 Karabatsos, Advisor go the plaudits for this year ' s Barretone . Realizing that this is a class history and treasure to be retained for life, most of our class members worked on the various sections. This is the culmination of four years at Barre High School and our one link to these cherished days. The Class of 1961 would like to take this time to give special thanks to Mr. Louis J. Karabatsos, who has helped us in editing our yearbook, and Scrlptus and on our prom and play; Mrs. Gwenyth O ' Neill, our class advisor and director of our senior play; and a special thanks to our Washington trip chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mischitelli, and Mrs. Russell Hopkins.

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DOUGLAS EDWARD PHILLIPS NOVEMBER 21 FOR FOUR YEARS DOUGIE HAS BEEN RESPECTED BY HIS CLASSMATES FOR HIS LEADERSHIP AND DEPENDABILITY. HE IS EVEN-TEMPERED AND PATIENT, DESPITE THE INDICATIONS OF HIS RED HAIR. DOUG ' S POSITION ON THE BASKET3ALL TEAM, AND AS PRESIDENT OF OUR CLASS, AND STUDENT COUNCIL, SHOW ONLY A PORTION OF HIS VERSATILITY . NEXT YEAR DOUGIE PLANS TO ENTER THE AIR FORCE ACADEMY IN COLORADO. ACTIVITIES: PRESIDENT 3,4; VICE-PRES- IDENT 1,2; STUDENT COUNCIL 1,2, 3, 4, PRESIDENT 4; BOYS ' STATE 3; FRENCH CLUB 1,2; LATIN CLUB 1,2, PRESIDENT 2; BASKETBALL 1,2, 3, 4; 3AdE3ALL 1,2, 3, 4; SENIOR PLAY; SENIOR BAZAAR. JOSEPH MICHAEL STAITI JUNE 11 PRESIDENT FOR ONE YEAR, VICE-PRESIDENT FOR TWO YEARS, BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL STAR, ADD THEM TOGETHER, AND THE TOTAL SPELLS MIKE. HIS NATURAL ATHLETIC SKILL IN BASKETBALL CERTAINLY PLAYED A MAJOR PART IN RETIRING THE TRI-STATE TROPHY, A GREAT HONOR TO THE TEAM AND TO THE SCHOOL. MIKE HAS BEEN ACCEPTED AT WORCESTER STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE WHERE HE WILL STUDY TO BE A HISTORY TEACHER AND A COACH. ACTIVITIES: BASKETBALL 1,2, 3, 4; BASEBALL 1,2, 3, 4; STUDENT COUNCIL 1,2, 3, 4; PRESIDENT 1; VICE-PRESIDENT 3,4; SENIOR PLAY; CO-CAPTAIN BASKETBALL TEAM 4.