Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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RONALD CHARLES CUMMINGS JULY 22 Ronnie is the horse lover of our class with loves for many other things also. If he ' s not on the back of a horse, you can find him tinkering around cars or chauffeuring people for class activities. He is one of the best behind-the-scenes men a class could have, and we all appre- ciate his efforts to make our class projects a success. Activities: Junior Prom; Senior LYMDA YEIL DJGISOM AT. ' ' TJST 9 One rnird of the famous trio of Natal i- , Phyllis and Lynda Lynda can be seen roaminc- the halls of Barre nirrh always laua ' hing and joiinp ' . She has a cute, infectious smile, a flair for clot ' -es, and a pie-sine personality, all of which add up to make her a nice p al to have around. She has also helped to make many a class food sale a success. Activities: Latin Club 2; Sophomore Social; Supper 3 h Commercial Club Senior Bazaar; Food Sale U; Senior Plav; Barret one . DBCEMBFB 25 Per-- , attractive, full of bounce, Sandra is alv ays on the go, and most of her travels, stangoly enough, take lier to bare. Her quick wit has .made her a welcome .member of our class, and her help on class projects was made her oven mor e valuable, ' i e w i s n u e r a 1 1 the happiness in toe world. Activities: Sophomore Social; Girls’ Ctiorus 2,3i Glee Club 1: uupper u,-!? C omme r c ia 1 C 1 ub 3u » Bazaar; Senior Play SANDRA RCSR F ' ' ,RCFCLJ

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rHILIP HOWARD BREWER APRIL 22 Clark University receives one of our class ' s greatest scholars in Philip Brewer. Philip took as ma,ny as seven subjects this year and still managed to come up with an A average, each term. He is always ar ound when there is work to be done, and he took on the arduous task of compiling our Class History. With ambition and zeal such as this, we can ' t help but think that Philip will accomplish great things in the future. Activities: Latin Club 1,2; French Club 2; Sophomore Social; Prize Speaking 2; Glee Club 2,3; Pro Merito; Senior Bazaar; Scriptus 4 ; Barretone . m.UREEN JO BRIT TOR Maureen ' s diversifiea talents have made her one of the most active members in our class. She added much to our cheerleading squad with her bounce and energy. Besides being socially active, she has not neg- lected her studies, as revealed by her standing place on the honor roll Maureen intends to utilize her talents in a nurs- ing career after studying at Catholic University . Activities: Chess Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 2,3; Science Fair 2,3; Scriptus 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 1,2,3, ' !; feand 1,2,3, ' !; rrize Speaking 2,4; Pro Merito; Senior Flay; Cheerleading 4; Senior Publicity Chairman; Barretone , as ' .Gsistant Editn-n. Junior Prom. PRISCILLA LUCRETIA BROWN The only girl in the class who could fit into a shoebox and get the lid on, best describes our Priscilla. She may be tiny, bat she has been an enormous help on all our class projects. Her talent in the Commercial Department has been a great assistance whenever we have had play- books, programs, or school papers which needed typing. Activities: Sophomore Social; Girls ' Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 3,U; Junior Supper; Senior Bazaar; Senior Tea; Commercial Club 3,4

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GORDON CLIFFORD FRENCH FEBRUARY 26 Here is the nember of our class who can think of the funniest iokes and most mischievous antics of anyone we know. Gordon has truly earned the title of class wit, but his wit is supplemented by his eagerness to display an active part in school activities. As Dick ' in our Senior Play, Gordon will alwavs be remembered for his mania for cake. Activities: Sophomore Social; Senior Play; Senior Social; Senior Bazaar. PRISCILLA ELAINE HALE JUNE 23 Sophistication and charm mark Priscilla ' s best attributes, for she is the most poised member of our class. Her grace and acting ability were marvelously displayed when she portrayed Aunt holly in our Senior” Play. Priscilla will enter Becker Junior upon graduation and we wish her the best of luck in her chosen career as an airline stew- ardess. Activities: Latin Club 1,2; French Glub 2; Basketball 2; Girls ' Ghorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Majorette 2,3; Senior Play; Senior Bazaar; Senior Social; Barretone . SEPTEMBER 14- From one look at her red hair, you would think that Sue had a quick temper, but carefree and nonchalant suit her dispo- sition better. Although she has been with us only a short time, she stepped right into the swing of class activities. Her tireless work as a prompter for our Senior Play is much appreciated. Sue will enter the Air Force in June. Activities: General Chorus 1,2,3; Sophomore Social; Supper 3» ; Senior Play; Senior Social. MEREDITH JEANNE HUDSON