Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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LINDA OCDLAND APRIL 10 Linda is our class dirlomat and ws arc all rrou of her bein the first erirl to be elected - or Student Government Lav jn th h:s ' o y of Esrre Pi ' h. v : ' t and scholastic aMlitv are lust tvjo of her many ’ oir. ' s, and Linda, though she has been v;ith us only two vears, is on of the i est-liked crirls In our cl ' ss. Activities: Ba skett a 11 3,4;:Supper 3,4; ro ' •ri o; Student Council Secretary 4 ; Good Govern-v n Dsv Rerres nts tive 4; JOYCE YOUiviG JANUARY 26 As editor of the Scriptus, an energetic guard for the girls ' basketball team, and an all around girl with a wonderful person- ality, Joyce is truly an asset to our class. As Hattie in our Senior Elay, we will never forget her as that hot-tempered cook who created an uproar whenever she stepped on to the stage. Joyce will enter Bridge- port University where she will major in physical education. Activities? Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Batin Club. 1,2; French Club, 2,3; Scriptus 3 4; Bd, 4; Merito; Girls ' State Alternate 3; Glee Club 3 4; Girls ' Chorus 2,3; Senior Bazaar; Student Council Representative 1; Senior Elay; Supper 3 4

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{vJl WHT ” C,-m05 ' ?-.ul 1? - o :ilet ’jt O ' lte : ctlve Voy. His bel-? ori all class ;ctlvltos, si5Ch ss the Junior Prorr. p. nd Senior Eaz ar Is creatlv aor r cola ted . Paul ' s love of skin divine ts reflected in his chosen career as a Navy diver. Activities: ’ Senior Faz?.:.r. V;iLLIAN KSNNETH ' • ' HIT ' NOV.-I ' i • S- ..Whlto which is the name that all of Kenny ' s friends use to get his attentlcr is tall, dark and handsome, e alwayd h-TS a charming, devilish look In his eyes. Unon graduation, Kenny v ill entor Wentworth Institute to further his studies. Activltives: Class Vice President 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball l,2, i-; Senior Bazaar. RICHARD WILLEY SEPTEMBER 12 Richard Is perhsos the only toy we know of who can boast that he has not absent once since the fifth grade. His Interest In his subjects and his placid dlsnosltlon make him a good companion, Richard’s plans for the future are doubt- ful, but he will either enter the Service or Trade School, Activities: Chess Club; Mechanical drawing contest; Pro Merlto; Boys’ State 3; jenlor Bazaar; Senior oclal; Senior - lay; . ' -upper

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THE PRO MEHITO SOCIETY l st row ; M, Britton, K. Southwick, I. Alexandrovich, M. Uansueti, F. Werner, 2nd row; C. Stay, J. Young, M. Carpenter, L. Woodland, 3rd row ; T. Watson, H« Willey, T, Guilford, P. Brewer WE BELIEVE THAT THE STUDENTS LISTED ABOVE DESERVE MORE THAN A PASSING GLANCE. THEIR STUDIOUS EFFORTS THROUGH THE PAST FOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL HAVE GAINED THEM OVER AN 85 AVERAGE, AND THIS PAGE MERITS AS MUCH ATTENTION AS THE SPCRTS PAGES. THESE SABffi STUDENTS HAVE HELPED FORM THE NUCLEUS OF THE WORKERS FOR OUR EXTRA- CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, AND HAVE PROVEN THEMSELVES BOTH SCHOLASTICALLY AND SOCIALLY.