Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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MARTIN VAN BURL ' N BROWN OCTOBER 26 Martin, better known as Butch, is alv ays seer speeding around town in one of his many cars, but mainly in his ' 55 Chevy. He was alv;ays chauffering someone around especially during the Prom meetings. Butch was always there when we needed an errand done. VJherever thei v;as work to be done, you could count on him to lend a hand. His ' friendliness and gay disposition have maae him popular with one and all. V henever we hear Oh No, VJhat a Wa to Go I v;e know Butch is nearby I I Activities : Sophomore Social; (Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Senior Bazaar; Senior Play, Stage Crew. LEONARD JOHN CELONA OCTOBER 3 Although he gives a deceptive impression of being quiet, Lenny is a lively companion to his close friends. His warm and friendly smile is a welcome sight to anyone. fiis trumpet v;as.a. great asset to the B.arre nigh Band and his interest in all types of music should add pleasure to his future. His interest in the outdoors should be helpful in his career as a construction engineer. Activities : Band 1,2; Junior Supper; Senior Bazaar. DENNIS CHARLES CROWLEY APRIL 29 Dennis ' friendly smile and pleasing personality make him a fellov; well-liked by everyone. If he weren ' t found on the basketball court, he v;ould be the congenial counter boy at Britton ' s Restaurant. Dennis also contributed his bari- tone voice to the Glee Club. The production of the Senior Play would not have been possible if it weren ' t for the stage crew, and Dennis took a active part behind the scenes . Dennis ' ambition is to be an accountant, and the whole class hope he finds success as he begins to prepare for his future field at Becker Junior College next year. Activities : Glee Club 4; Biology Club; Latin Club 2; Sophomore Social; Soccer 3; Basketball 1,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Senior Bazaar; Senior Play, Stage Crew.

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GEORCtE bemouski SEPTEI ' -BER 16 Ehen there Is action around, we can count on Bull’ ' to be there too. George is ac- tive in all the class activities and a spirited menber cf the basketbal! team. TJho will ever forget his grand performance as the cloX ' jn at our Senior Bazaar or his merry Ho, flo, Ho ' s at the Alumni Social. George enjoys hunting and cars, a.nd likes to ride around . He hopes to continue on in Tro.de School and we are all sure he will be happy and successful. Activities: Biology Club; Sophomore Social; Basketball, k‘ Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Senior Bazaar; Alumni Social; Senior Play, Stage Crei-7. NEP) JOSEPH BERTHIAUME AUGUST 1? Red’s tranquil manner distinguishes him as one of the more quiet and thoughtful members of the Class of 196 . Ned has been blessed with an exceptional amount of athletic ability. He gives freely of this talent and through this ability he has become one of the sturdy pillars of the Barre Boys ' Club staff. Activities : J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3; Baseball 3; Sophomore Social; Junior prom. STEPHEN lilCHAEL BRODSKY DECIdIBIB 9 Steve, also knovm as Bozo, was the last member to join us, but he v;as a most ;elcome addition, net only to the class but also to the high school band. Joking and happy, he makes everyone around him feel brighter and sunnier. Straight-faced, he ' ll tell you one of his tales, or about one of his chemical inventions, and make evorythinf ' ; seer; almost possible. Activities ; Horace Mann High School, I ami, Elorida: Track 1; Skin Diving Club 1; Hardwick High School, 2, 3» Glee Club 3 ,k) Band 2, 3» U; Baseball 2.

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KENNETH VJILLIAH CULVER SEPTEMBER 6 Kenny is quiet, reliable, friendly and liard- workin . Whether he is working for the class or at a supermarket after school, he always has time to smile and say Hi I” He did a fine job keeping track of all the money for our Senior Playbook , and he added his steadying influence whenever the class V7as planning some event. After graduation, Ken plans to join the army, and we all wish him the best of luck. Activities : Sophomore Social; Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Treasurer for Playbook; Pro Merito. HAROLD NEIL DAHART SEPTEMBER 12 Coin collecting and hunting help bring to mind our fun-loving friend Diz. Whenever he is around the whole place is sure to be spinning. If it vjeren’t for a certain sixth Deriod class, every day would pass unmarred for him. Harold does have a serious side, and when thinking about the future, his greatest hopes fall toward becoming a com- mercial artist. Because of his great ability to draw, we are sure he will make a good one. Activities: Glee Glub 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club; Ski Club 3,4; Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Senior Bazaar; Senior Play. FRANCES MARY DYMON OCTOBER 6 Frannie is a gal of many profiles. She excels in many things from polka playing on her accordian to sewing prize-winning clothing and cataloging books in the town library. With her nose in the air and a swagger, she impersonated to the hilt the movie star in the Senior Play. Fran gets her greatest happiness from playing with a Polish band, but uses her quick fi ngers for the benefit of the class in doing jobs with lots of work and little praise. Fran will attend Worcester State College in the fall and plans one day to be an elementary teacher. Activities : Glee Club 1,2,4; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Band 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Biology Club; Latin Club 1,2; Sophomore Social; Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Senior Tea; Senior Bazaar; Alumni Social; Senior Play; Scriptus 1,2,4; Barretone; Callahan Contest 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 .