Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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Harry is one of the quiet nenbers of the class, hut his even tenper and friendly attitude make him a well -liked lad among the Seniors. We will alwavs remember the prodigious amount of apples he ricked for the Senior Bazaar. Harry hopes to be a skin diver in the Navy upon graduation. HARRY JA •.ES MAKOVITCH JANU VRY 15 MAUREEN ELIZABETH LOUGHMAN SEPTEMBER 5 The wittiest girl in our class, Maureen adds a sparkle to. any group. Her unforgettable portrayal of the poor little rich girl, Debbie De Royster, left the audiences laughing for days. Besides being a good actress, Maureen has always been a tireless worker for our class. Remember the crowds she and Priscilla drew as for tune tellers at the bazaar? Maureen aspires to be a teacher in the future. Activities: Latin Club 1; French Club 2; Glee Club 5A Girls ' Chorus 2,3» » Senior Bazaar; Senior Play; Barretone ' AHLENE ELI :ABET- “ANSHETI A RIL 23 As an honor student, basketball plaver, and chairman of many class activities, Marlene has proven I ' er versatility. Her performance of the wonderfully wild Penelope Maxwell in our play was hilari- ous, and ’er creative abilities were exemplified bv l-er excellent work on our Junior Prom. We know i ' arlene will be a success at St. Vincent ' s. Activities ' ? Girls ' Basketball 1,2, 3, A (Co-Captain); Glee Club 2,3,4; Girls ' Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1,2; French Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Scriptus 1,2, 3,4; ro Meri to ; Jr. Prom Co-Chr.; Senior Play; Senior Bazaar; Senior Social Chr.; Barretone, Bus. Man.

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DI. A quiet, j ' rienCiJ I i: 0 -vorr lnr f irl describes -.velyn. 3de b s contributed much of her ti e to v’orbinr on the eunior ' rom - ' nd cl- ' -ss sux- i e’-s. She vlans to entoi’ becker ounior Colxere in the f-kil, v. ' here she will ursue her com.ve ' r’ci 1 studies, nd we wish her the best of luck. Activities: Sophomore Social; Girls’ Chorus 3} Supper 3)k Se -ior ozaar; Senior Soci-’l: C o ' r ' e rc i 1 Club,, PHILIF OSExH LAEfI oCTOB A 5 i hilip i-ossesses one of the most inquiring minds in our doss. Kis love of histor T- nnd .inovjled,. ' e of world sffPirs hos h=-d r profound influence on our cl- ' ss discussions. lie iiss also i •■preosed us vjith nis fant ' -stic memory wijich con t-- ' ins lists of the top ten sonrs from the. ve- r IS 57 and up. lilip’s hard work and class w-ride deserve merit, b ' hatever he does, we ' re sure he wdl eniov life. ■ ' ' activities: o ho ' ore Social; Senior Bazaar; Senior day; Scri. tuso KENNETH JOSEPH LECLAIfi PEBHUARY 26 Calm, good-natured, Kenny has never had a bad word for anyone. He may look quiet but he proved his poetic genius in English class this year, and his work will go down in history. Kenny has no definite plans for the future but our best wishes go with him.

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ROSANNA THERESA MERC IK JUNE 24 Queen of the blush, Rosanna is one of the busiest girls in the class. Even with a job six days a week, she manages to keep good grades. She was alwavs a willing worker and cooperative class- mate . Activities: Latin Club 1,2; Sophomore Social; Basketball 1,2,3; rize Speak- ing 3; Senior Tea; Senior Bazaar; Rlay- book. PAUL JOSEPH MOBLEY JUNE 29 t’aul’s tranquil manner distinguishes him as one of the quiet more conservative members of the class of ' 62. He is joining the Air Force after graduation and we ' re sure he ' ll do a good job for them. Activities: Sophomore Social; Senior Bazaar; Senior Supper. ELATNS PANACCIlHe APFilL 23 21aine, the sophisticated artist and make up queen of the class has wi ' ' lingly employed her talents for all of our fu.nctions. her persuasive personality and humorous ma- rer will be remembered by her many friends. The entire cl ss wishes Elaine luck in vjhatever she does after pradu.ation. Activities: L«tin Club 1; Commercial Club 3; Scriptus 3)h) Sophomjore Social; lirls ' Chorus l,2,3 i; else Club 1l; Junior From; Senior Tea; Senior Flay; Senior Social; Seni or Bazaar,