Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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CATHERINE ilARY ROBERTS FEBRUARY 12 Cathy, though quiet, has brightened many classes with her pretty face and shy smile Busy, but always hanpy, she has helped the class through many events and class publi- cations, such as Scriptus , the playbook, a our Barretone , A wonderful girl who has something nice to say about everyone, that our Cathy, Activities : Treasurer 1; Secretary 2; Student Council 1,2; Commercial Club 3,4; Commercial Club President 4; Sophomore Social; Junior Prom; Junior Supper, Co-Chairman; Senior Bazaar; Alumni Social; Scriptus , Co-Editor; Barretone , yissistant Business lianager; Playbook, Co-Chairman. TlI ' CHAril., JOHN RYDER OCTOBER 22 ilike is noted for his beautiful eyes. He is always ready to listen to the problems of others and his behind-the-scenes help on the Junior Prom, Senior Ba.zaar, o nd Senior Play has been greatly appreciated by his fellow classmates. He has actively supported the school on the soccer team. ' .Je are sure his willingness to help will bo a great asset to him in the future. Activities ; Glee Club k; Ski Club 3; Soccer 3, Baseball k; Junior Prom 3; Senior Bazaar k; Senior Play, Stage Crew. VERONICA JOYCE SALVADORE JANUARY IQ Veronica is one of the witty mem.bers of our class. She enioys making new ac- quaintances and has a flair for conversa- tion. One of her interests is dancing, and she has been a lively patroness at many Saturday night record hops . Veronica plans to attend Wards Business School after graduation. Activities: Girls Chorus 1; Sophomore S ociai ; ! jorette 1,2,3; Junior Prom; Senior Bazaar 4; Play Book.

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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,

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CliRISTINi: MARIE SALVO MARCH 11 Chris, V7arn and friendly, is one of the busier members of the Class of 1365. Al- V7ays on the go, but never vjitnout her friendly smile, she ' s turned many a near class catastro- ' he into a bright success. Everyone knows that the scurrying, br ' unette who ST ends much of her time in the comiaer- cial office working on a class project v ill find happiness and success in the fu- ture as a com.mercial teacner. Act i vites ; Treasurer 2; Student Council 2; Glee Club 4; Commercial Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Sophomore Social; Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4; Junior Prom, Decoration Chairm.an; Junior Supper; Magazine Drive, Co-Chairm.an 4: Senior Tea; Senior Bazaar; Senior Rla ' ' st Playbook, Co-Chairman ; , Scriptus , Editor; Barretone , Business Manager ; STrl’s State Representative . GORDOIJ JAMES SEPANEK SEPTEMBER 3 Go or Gordo, as he is called by many of his friends , is very popular with students and teachers alike. He can be counted on to come out with a witty comment on anything and everything. Kis conversation mainly covers cars, engines, drag racing and hunting. To be a cabinet maker is Gordon’s plan for the future, and from his fine help on our Senior Play sets, we know he will make a good one. Activities : Sophomore Social; Junior Supper; .Junior ?rom; Senior Bazaar; Senior Play; Base- ball 4 ; Barretone . LLOYD EVERETT SHELTOH DEOEMBER 11 Though a late-comer to the class. Shelly has proven that he’s friendly and lots of fun. Too late to work on class activities, he has kept himself busy with his motor- cycles and ponies. He greets everyone each day with a smile and warm hello, V e are glad- that he chose to leave Fall River and come to Barre to live. Activities ; W.C. Durfee High School 1,2, 3, 4