Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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nI,,v Q7 Officers President DON NLD NI I NOT Vire President RICHARD BUTLER Serrelary SAI.I.IE WOOD Treasurer IOA N KNOX Social lfomnzittee Chairman DORIS ESTFIP Svatcd: D. Minot. Left to right: I. Knox, R. Butler. S. Wood, D. Ifslvp. lass oi . W Q5 Ilark row: II. Millar, J. Adams, II. Ilan-man. L. Walkvr, A. Vacvaro, E. West, P. Grant. K. Sander- sun. I ourII1 ruw: S. Marvotte-, D. Estvp, J. Knox, H. Mac Quattie. F. Leonard, D. Simonsun, I'. Barton, K. IlartIvtt, If. Mancini, ,I. Nlvrrurin. Third row: II. Clarke. S, Mrlfan, A. Ahatunn, ,I. Cabarra, I . Svilmold, J. Hvffrnn, D. Nuyvs, S. Blackmar, M. Crvcilius, A. De' Cvsarn-. Fvcund rnw: ,l. TITTII. M. Pe-zzullu, R. Shaw, B. Code-ga, D. Clarke, T. Lonardo, B. Morris. G. Craffam, N. Rydvr. Front ruw: J. Parr-nt. M. Farley, P. McCarthy, M. DP Spirito, A. Curbridgv. E. Cam- panz-IIi, F. Wood. S. INIvI c-ltvrs, J. Bernardo.

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When Mr. Marlin left B.ll.S. to take over the principal- ship of junior high school. the Class of ,55 chose Mr. Walkden to replace him as its adviser. Through lluns Mautner. who held the newly created post of School Vice President. the entire class had an opportunity to get a clear-cut picture of the responsibili- lics which it must assume when it takes over the helm next full. 'l'he class was well represented in all school activities, chief among which were sports of all types, drama pro- ductions. and the school paper. Outstanding affairs spon- sored hy the group included a Record Hopv held on Novemher lil. and a cake sale held on January 23, The main social event of the year was the traditional Junior Prom on the evening of April 23. 55 MR. WALKDEN Adviser ,lust decoratingl Preparing for cake sale.

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Miss Barton was chosen as adviser of the Class of 1956 when Mr. Pinsky left the faculty ranks y gg in January. The class was well represented in all phases of R school activities. Several boys won places on the Varsity Basketball Teamg others starred on the Track Team. The girls engaged in numerous sports activities and social functions sponsored by the B.G.A.A. School publications received the group's solid support. To a sophomore girl went the honor of playing the leading role in the annual school play. Miss BARTON Adviser Q! wi'-o f ' Outstanding social functions were the Hrecord hop held on lVIarch 26, and the Class Dance held on April 9. gg. 956 A l .' X Q eg, J Wi? lbw. Back row: R. Souza, R. Carrolt, L. Buckless. D. Pease, R. Larisa, B. Hawkins, S. Spink, A Wright, D. Kiernan. P. Camuso. Third row: K. Stephens. V. Brunelli, R. Picrvcrelli, P. Ashman A. Vervena, T. Grady, F. Perry, D. Stone, D. Rochun. R. Me-tx. For-ond row: R. Souza. P. Metz. N. Calitri, B. Richmond. J. Leech. H. Anderson. R. Dali-ssio. C. Welshman, T. Jones. Front row H. Dalessio, R. Saxer, N. Del Santo, W. Borhek, A. Whittelsey, D. Minot, R. Butler. J. Wall R. Williams, T. Cole.