Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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GORDON JAMES ' ASOII T.TAV 2 7 Gordon is a very easy-croin person an a welcorred cor.nanion for anyone. He showed this to advantage by helnin? o with the games at the Senior Bazaar. In his spare time Gordon likes to ski and he has been an active member of t Ski Club. He enjoyed his work in the Commercial Department and is looking forward to a career in business. Activities ; Ski Club 3,4; SoDhornore Gocial ; Junior Prom,; Junior Supper; Senior Bazaar; Senior Plav, Stage Cre ' Alumni Social. ANTHONY MICHAEL MASULAITIS, JR. AUGUST 24 Clutch” is always a busy, hard worker. Our Senior Play wouldn ' t have been half as successful v;ithout the scenery and Tony there as stage manager. His helpful hammer was present at the Senior Bazaar too. Tony was a very energetic member of tile Soccer team.. lie liopes to be an Electronic Engineer and will continue his education at Uentvjorth Institute. His bright personality and abundant energy will surely make him successful. Activities: Latin Club 2,3; Soccer 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Junior Prom; Senior Bazaar; Senior Play, Stage Manager. GLADYS ELAINE MERCHANT JANUARY 6 Gem, an enthusiastic m.em.ber of our class, was a most gracious hotel manager in the Senior Play Always ready to roll up her sleeves and help wherever needed, she ' s been busy at the class activities and lived up to her name by being a superb merchant dizer at the Senior Bazaar Rummage Sale. Friendly and generous, GEM has brightened many dull days. Activities : Glee Club 2,3; Girls Chorus 1; Sophomore Social; Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Pro Merito; E ' enior Bazaar; Alumni Social; Senior Play Cast; Barretone ; Coke Room.

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GARY JOHN NASHUA MAY 11 W© are happy to have Gary back in our class after his year at Narragansett Regional. Gary gives the impression of being one of the quieter members of our class, but most of us know this to be just a facade. liis amUition is to make it in the world, and the studying he did at Barre shows him to be a willing worker, so we are sure he will succeed, His quiet determination shows that he will choose his future wisely. Activities : Narragansett Regional 3. DAYID 3IR0U LYLIS MAY 31 Tall, dark, and handsome are the words which a.ptly describe Dave, He is also noted for his common sense and calmness in oxiy and all situations. Besides play- ing, his trumpet sTiperbly in the school band for four years, Dave ha.s talcen part in ma.ny school functions, as can be seen by his long list of activities. Dave wisiie ' s ' to mslce a career in the field of education, and we knox r that he will succeed. Activities ; Band 1,2, },b.; Glee Club 3? 4, Prize Spenking, 2nd prize; Callahan Contest, 1st prize; Ski Club 3 4; Student Council 2; Senior Play; Junior Supper; Junior Prom; Senior Bazaar. RONALD JOSEPH MAKOVITCH NOVEMBER 23 Ronnie is a fellow of many capabilities who has a wonderful personality. The State House was in good hands with Ronnie as our Student Government Day Representative. As President of the Student Council, he exhibited sr ' sense of resnonsibility and leadership in establishing an active program. Uncle Sam recognized his abilities in naming him an alternate to Annapolis, Ronnie can also be congratulated for capturing a four year Naval ROTC scholarship. He has chosen Holy Cross as his college. We, the class of 1965 , will remember his splendid performance and ad-libbing in the Senior Play as Charlie Sands . Activities : Student Council 4i Ski Club 3J Biology Club; Latin Club 2,3; Sophomore Social; Soccer 3 4 ; Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Pro Merito; Senior Bazaar; Senior Play; Barretone .

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DAVID KEITH MEREDITH JAHUARY 2 Dave, one of the tall, good-looking members of our class, is big in spirit as well as size. His cleverness with tools made his help valuable for both prom sets and senior bazaar booths. Whenever anyone mentions cars you can be sure Dave will take a lively part in the conversation. His plans for the future include studv in the field of air conditioning. Activities ; Sophomore Social; Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Senior Bazaar. KEVIN DENNIS HORIARTY APRIL 25 Kevin, better known as Moose, has helped in many class activities. Keeping himself in the background, he has helped his classmates to success in many projects. His own interests are in cars, and we know that he has a special knack for tinkering with them. He wish him luck at Marlboro Vocational School next year. Activities ; Sophomore Social; Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Senior Bazaar; Alumni Social; Senior Play, Stage Crexj; Scriptus 4. PHILIP jNORMAN MEUNIER juijg 3 Anyone who knows Phil is aware that hunting occuDv most of his snare moments. This is sure to help him in his ambition to become a game warden. Phil is a willing worker and greatly helped our class on the Senior Bazaar and class play, where he did a fine job as sound effects man. All during our four years or high school, whenever there were odd jobs to be done, Phil was there to lend a hand. Most people are unaware of his fine ability to play to call°it ’ squeeze box as he prefers Activities : Junior Supper; Junior Prom; Senior Bazaar; Senior Play; Basketball 4 .