Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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Bruce Kitzmeyer, a leading cartoonist, joke writer, and movie producer, has done more for his line of work than any other person. He just finished producing a movie which is said to be the most frightening horror movie in history. Lewis Valente is now a Geometry teacher in the luabbin Regional School. He says that the old Barre High faculty have all retired. Stephen Perkins became our ambassador to Great Britain and is living there now. Now that the class is all here, the reunion will be called togfether by our President, Laurence Gould. This day will be memorabl to all, for certain.

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Billy Whigham turned out to be a world famous pianist. He has just composed a concerto in E minor. Josephine Trifilo is now a renowned fashion designer in New York City. She designs all her clothes for Harper ' s Bazaar, and last week she raised quite a frenzy in certain fashion circles when she designed a dress consisting entirely of match heads and chewing gum. Olga Salvo, Patricia Mercik, Nancy Ibnlle, and Lorraine Stevens are all prosperous secretaries in a huge insurance company. They find time out of their busy, married lives to correspond with each other. Carol Meilus and Betsy Lang are both nurses now. They are the team that discovered the sensational Love Pills. Both of them are reluctant to take the pills, but they are on sale for anyone who will pay the outrageous price. Donald Carpenter is an electronic technician in Boston. He invented a light bulb that never burns out, but they are available to close friends only. Larry Benedict, who has established for himself the name of a famous critic, has been touring the United States while making a series of lectures. He recently rated William Regienus ' s book as excellent. Sportscaster Richard Lamacchia will announce his tenth world series baseball game. Most of his classmates will listen to it just to hear the sound of his voice once again. Donna Kruckas, after a short while working for the airlines, married and moved to New Mexico. She and her husband own a desert motel there, and they have quite a good business. Angelo Salvadore, a much desired house builder, is the highest paid carpenter in the country. His associate, Walter Higgins, is building the much needed apartment buildings in India. A leading hairdresser, Barbara Whigham is said to have never done the same hairdo twice. Some of her creations are real wildl She has never had the same customer twice either . . . because her hairdos are lasting. Rodney Dwelly is a surfboard instructor in Hawaii. There, he owns a pineapple plantation which he farms in his spare time. Marshall Southwick runs a farm in Barre. He just received a prize for growing a ninety pound tomato. Alfred Whippee, after retiring from the service, opened a chair factory. His business is doing very well, and he is on his way to becoming the next millionaire in the country.

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WE, THE CLASS OF 1963, BEING OF SOUND MIND AND BODY, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH AND LEAVE THE FOLLOWING: Andy leaves Nancy with no one to hold hands with during P. T. and lunch. Larry B. leaves Madeline to bother Mr. Zona. Donald leaves his brilliant red blush to Reggie Lang. Roger leaves Ray walking to school next year. We leave Donna cutting a stencil for Mrs. O ' Neill. Lewis leaves with his souvenirs for the Hotel Taft. Walt leaves Mr. Decelle his ten-minute quizzes that he gives in three. Carolyn and Joan leave their lab aprons with best regards to Billy R. and Steve. Josephine leaves Mr. Baker changing his mind. A1 leaves Olivia in the same predicament as Nancy W. Marshall leaves his quiet manner to whom else but Sandra J. Olga leaves with Joe, the elevator-operator. We le .ve Cutchie in the Marines. We leave Mrs. Messier hoping she ' ll never have another class like her 7 period typing. Jill and Marcia bequeath their talking permission in Mr. Decelle ' s studies to whoever is lucky enough to get it. Bruce leaves Mr. Pitisci uttering a loud sigh of relief. We leave Tommy as well dressed and good looking as ever. Nancy leaves in a borrowed car. Steve leaves his brilliant little witticisms to his brother Bob. We leave Betsy making a poster. Bill W. leaves his award winning smile to Ted Lylis. Bill R. and John leave the lab in one piece. Larry G. leaves wondering what happened to the Easter Bunny. Lorraine leaves John, while, at the same time, Pat leaves Gary many lonely recesses. Barbara wills Mr. Z. his 7 period visitors. Elaine leaves with her telephone book from the Carlyle. Carol leaves still discussing certain Junior boys with Carolyn. Angie leaves his mechanical abilities to Reggie L.