Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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Rest Looking Best Dressed Nancy Hale Lawrence Marshall Class Wit Edward Jackson Nancy Cumniinf:s Best Dancer Frederick DiLibero Patricia Roberts Most Popular Nancy Hale Edward Jackson Patricia Roberts Lawrence Marshall riost Likely To Succeed John Flint Nancy Hale Best Smile Fosalle Kukat Alpha Best Companion Most Quiet R? chard Cummings Susan Brown Paula ' ' »kovltch Carter T.awteM

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Best Personality Patricia Roberts Richard Cauvln Joyce Phelps Edward Jackson Best Worker Host Nonchalant Cynthia Valente Dana Clark Donna Hudson John Flint

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Our freshmaji year was an experience for each of us. We were in a strange building with new teachers and different courses. Being no exception, we also had a timid feeling toward the so-called ' ' upperclassmen, about whom we’d heard so much. At our first class meeting in the fall, we elected class offi- cers : John Flint, president Alpha Madsen, vice-president Donna Hudson, secretary John Rogowski, treasurer The next thing on the agenda was the Magazine Drive. We soon found that wo were inexperienced salesmen and, as a result, upheld the usual freshman place--last. It was no surprise when we found our- selves in the back of study hall doing exercises at the ajmual Ice Cream Social. During our first year of high school, several members of our class represented us by participating in sports. re.chael Brown Joined the basketball team, while William Neylon, John Cutting, Fred DiLibero, John Flint, and Charles O’Donnell played baseball. Also, Paula Makovitch, Frances Ziemba, Gail Fox, Barbara McCauley, and Donna Hudson represented our class as baton twirlers. Prize Speaking, taking place in March, was the next annual event, We congratulated those members who took part: Ronald Keddy, first place; Paul Flagg, second; William Neylon, third; and John Flint, fourth. As our first year of high school came to an end, we began to look forward with great anxiety to our next year when we would fill the role as sophomores. Before we knew it, summer had passed and September was upon us. Again we ascended the steps of Barre High, this time with less trepidation than we had experienced the preceding year. We were now full-fledged sophomores. Our first business was to elect officers: John Flint, president Antonio Palano, vice-president Paula Makovitch, secretary Maureen March, treasurer The entire class was full of vim and vigor when our first activity, the Sophomore Social, approached in October. With the eagerness shown by all the class members, our first event was bound to be a great success. Nancy Hale was chairman and, although this was the first year this social function was to be without entertainment, an enjoyable evening was passed.