Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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Trurph, who seer.js quiet anrl reserved to maP-y is considered an expert Driver her close friends. To her particuD.ar friends, she’ll always be rener bered as on the go, and realD.y very lively. She has added her amusing personality to many activities and wherever she goes, we know she’ll cause happy commotions. Sharon hopes to become an IDIl operator and x- ill enter hard ’ s Business School next Ball. Ac tivities ; Glee Club, 2, h.; Girls Chorus, 1, 2; Coromercial Club, Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Senior Bazaar. SOPTB RE NAOITI NICKERSON NOVEI ' TSl ' R 29 Sophyre, with her long broim locks and happy carefree disposition, is by no means carefree, but is a girl of untold qualities. Her business-like attitude, typing ability, and vjillingness to aid in class projects have been valuable to us. She is usually found in the Typing Room, clicking the keys of the typewriter, or running stencils fo-r the faculty. Her adeptness at handling make-up and hair styling vjas proved during our Senior Play. Her soprano voice vjill be greatly mssed in the Glee Club. V lth wedding bells in the near future, Sophie is destined to have happiness and a full and useful life. Activities ; Glee Club 2, 3 Girls Chorus 1, 2; Commercial Club 3 j Secretary L}.; Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Senior Tea; Senior Bazaar; Alumni Social; Senior Tea; Barretone ; Scriptus . GLENN VERNON PARKER MARCH ? Pickles is the boy v ith the reddish hair and. a personality definitely not sourl His interest in cars and his imaginative use of his knowledge turned a car into a pick-up that helped transpoi apples from the orchard, and various properties for the Senior Play. His love for tinkering helped him choose a career in mechanical engineering. With a great deal o.f warmth and understanding, Glenn is sure to make the world a happier place Activities : Sophomore Social; Junior Supper; Junior Brom; Senior Bazaar; Senior Play, Stage Crew; Alumni Social.

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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 .

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JEAIT AVIS PIT ISC I AUGUST 23 vTnenevor a of Seniors are having a heahed argument you ' ll find ’’Gina right there. Known as the liveliest girl in the class, she never fails to pep up our P .onorriics class. Jean is a friend to all and has worked to raake our functions a success. Ue will long remember her great sense of homor, and she will likeX ' jise be missed by her teachers. Tlveryone will admit that without Jean on the bus to V ashington, the trip would have been long and tiresome. Briefly, the class of ' 60 vjouldn ' t be complete without Jean. Act i vi ties : Commercial Club 3 ,k‘, Biology Club; Sophomore Social; Bsaketball 1; Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Senior Tea; Senior Bazaar; Alumni Social; Senior Play Barre tone . UALTER IIILI.IATI PERRON, .TR . HOVEPIBER 3 Ually is packed, full of fuin and is a trer.iendous tease. He plays outfield for the baseball team and loves the hard ones. Ually has brightened many classes with his antics, and he will be remembered for his easy going manner and light-heartedness, Ee plans to attend Qpiinsigamond Junior College ne:ct year, and the class of 1965 v ishes him the best of luck. Activities ; Biology Club; Latin Club, 3; Junior Prom; Junior Supper; Senior Bazaar; Baseball, I 4 ., ANTHONY SALVADORE RICCHIAZZI APRIL I 8 Anthony, also known as Turk”, is always quietly at hand for all our class activities and V 7 e are all in debt to him for his parties, and all the wear and tear he has put on his car. He loves people and you knox; that wherever you find a crowd, Turk will be part of it. For the future, he plans to attend Trade School, and we vash him the best of luck. Activities : Basketball Scorekeeper, 2, Ij.; Basketball Timekeeper, U; Baseball Score- keeper, 2, [|.; J unior Supper; Senior Bazaar; Senior Play, Stage Crew,