Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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9 'UQ 3 is . Ca I - 'J I .I f S lv? . atm ,Q I . .-is .491 ' ': e 1 Y in i , ,111 Q ni Q sv I, Donald Mac Quattie, leave with pleasure! I, Joanna Madigan, leave my pony-tail to anyone who likes horses. I, Jean Manchester, leave my bashfulness to Carole Cook. I, Donald Martin, leave with my diploma! I, Kathleen McCann, leave my athletic ability to Nancy Maclachlan. I, Delores Medeiros, leave my out-of-town boyfriends to Eleanor Campanelli. I, Joanne Medici, leave my claim on Marshall to Thelma Nichols. I, Ellen Metcalfe, leave my title of class flirt to Martha Carroll. I, Joseph Mellone, leave my out-of-town dates to Dave Troy. I, Phyllis Newton, leave my anxious mind to anyone who gets perturbed. I, Ann O,I'Ialloran, leave my cheerleading ability to Doris Estep. I, Barbara Palmeiri, leave my place in the gym to Maureen Gauthier. I, Natalie Peterson, leave my calorie worries to Margaret Thomson. I, Joseph Pezzullo, leave my crop of hair to any male member of the faculty who would like it. I, Emily Prue, leave my sunny disposition to Cathy Pierce. I, Maryann Ryder, leave my wardrobe to Ginny Crowe. I, Janet Shaw, leave the St. Andrew's boys to Cathy McCarthy. I, Judith Smalley, leave my baton to Irene Di Matteo. I, Daniel Spink, leave my laugh to Linda Larson. I, Jarrett Staton, leave my boots to Jay Egge. I, Thomas Terpak, leave a ten year supply of adhesive tape to John Pflug. I, Irving Tracy, leave my dread of report cards to Faith Leonard. I, John Vitullo, leave my hammer and chisel to whoever wants them. I, Marie Voccio, leave my ability to cook rolls to future I-Iomemaking classes. I, Margaret Walton, leave my undeveloped films to students in the photography class. I, Barbara Williams, leave my 'thrown-nose to my brother Bill. I, Joan Yaghjian, leave my riding ability to Lois Peterson. In testimony whereof, we hereunto set our hands, and in the presence of three wit- nesses declare this to be our last will and testament on this first day of June in the year One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Fifty-four. SENIOR CLASS OF B.H.S. On this first day of June 1954-, the Senior Class of B.H.S. signed the foregoing in- strument in our presence, declaring it to be its last will, and thereafter as witness thereof we three, at the request of the class, in the presence of said class, and in the presence of each other hereto subscribe our names. Scribes: Bonnie Ginalski Joanne Medici Witnesses: Sailor Joe Popeye Barnacle Bill

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Class Will Be it remembered that we, the Class of 1954 of Barrington High School of Bristol County in the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, being of sound mind and memory, but knowing the uncertainty of life, do make this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us at any time heretofore made. After the payment of all just debts and funeral charges, we bequeath and devise as follows: I, Lucille Andreozzi, leave my appetite to anyone who can keep up with it. I, Ronald Andrews, leave my car to any junk dealer who will take it off my hands. I, Nancy Bates, leave my French tests to Wright Horton. I, Barbara Baxter, leave Fred, but I don't want to! I, Rebecca Bennett, leave my temper to Heather Mac Quattie. I, Carmine Bianco, leave all my hot-rods to Jimmy Cannon. I, Edward Boisvert, leave my levis to all the sharp-clothes haters. I, Edward Bruce, leave my ability to bunk to Judy Priestley. I, Phyllis Burn, leave my love letters to Alison Gould. I, Donald Button, leave my crazy experiments to ,I im Carside. I, Frank Casanova, leave my pegged pants and suede shoes to any lucky cool cat. I, Karl Christ, leave my reservation at G.P.B. to ,loan Knox. I, Phyllis Corrado, leave my pleasing personality to Marilyn Pulling. I, Ann Creamer, leave my curly hair to Barbara Griffith. I, Marilyn Cunha, leave my guitar to Cres Pompei. l Alfred De Angelis, leave a whip and a ball and chain set for use in the torture chamber. I, Joseph De Cesare, leave my quietness to Al Ruggieri. I, Anthony Di Salvo. leave my curly hair to Joe Caito. I, Vincent Farina, leave all my problems to anyone who wants them. I, Maryanna Fuller, leave my lollipops to next year's freshmen. I, Bernadette Cinalski, leave my figure to Tex Buckingham. I Arlene Hamilton, leave my height to Marty Schiller. 9 I, Barbara Handy, leave my saxophone to Spike Dahl. I, ,lean Handy, leave my quiet and reserved manner to ,loan Pinder. I William Havens, leave my greasy hands to anyone who can afford a bar of soap. 3 I, Marshall Horne, leave my special three-speed heater to Ned Wilbur. I, Robert Howe, leave my argyles to Margie. I Ann Iasa, leave my job at the B.C. Drug to Barbara Johannis. 7 I, Peter Killheffer, leave my telephone number to my anonymous admirer. I Priscilla Leonard, leave my problems of having a college boyfriend to Ann An- 9 dreozzi.

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