Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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'X NIR. UE MOTTA .41l1'fser tudent Council Officers I'resiflent , IRYINO TRACY Vive I'rexir1en1 HANS NIAUTNER Secretary , DIANE I-ll.IJER'l' Treasurer RICHARD RllTl.ER With School President Irving Tracy at the helm, the Stu- dent Council set up and carried out a program of varied projects. A group of Council members planned the informal weekly assembly programs and presided over the major school gatherings staged throughout the year. Pep rallies, inter-class contests, and the arranging for busses to carry fans to some of the away games served to stimulate interest in athletic events. One of the major under- takings was the staging of a Minstrel Show on December 11, in conjunction with the Barrington High School Association. The proceeds of the affair went to the various school organiza- tions for use in the purchase of additional equipment. Council members also worked with the B.H.S. Alumni Association in numerous projects aimed at creating among the townspeople a greater interest in all phases of school life. i 5 1 Back row: H. Mautner, D. Di Orio. F. Blackinton. Second row: J. Carside. A. Wbittelsey, l. Tracy. R. Butler, N. Maclachlan. J. Medici, D. Estep, J. Caito, R. Dalessio. Front row: P. Leonard, U. Elde-rt. K. McCann, M. Fuller, Mr. De Mona. B. Coda-ga, L. Larson, P. Newton.

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Officers I'n'.witlf-nf l'A'l'lillII A CLRANT Swrefnrv WIl,l.lANl BORHEK Tl't'1lNlll'Q r TNI A HTH A CA RROLI, C3 New on the list of extracurricular offerings this year was the Book Cluli. The primary olmjeetive of this orgatnization, directed hy our sehool liln'a1'ian, is to stimulate interest in Wlflillil- Mus. s'roNtc The elulw sponsored il series of monthly hook review con- AMHW tests in which all inemlaers of the student body were urged to partieipalte. Cluh nleinhers presented un original skit at an assembly held during Hook Week. Several nlernbers of the club served as lihrztry aides during the year. Book Club Ilan-k row: l'. llurton. ll. lluta-main. lf. Mancini. St'l'1ll1tl row: G. llahl. M. lfreeilins. K. llartlett , , v. . . ,. . . . l. llunte. YN. llorlielx. Nl. l,uulhn-r, l. lmnurdo. A. Snnlh. l'ront row: Nl. lin- Spirtto. II. Alt' flilfllly. 5. Nordquist, l'. Grant. Mrs. Stone. Nl. Carroll. M. Mt-tl. 5. Wallace.

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Drama Club l'rexi4lf'11t PENNY NEXVTON lvlifl' l're'siflrr11 REBECCA llENNE'l l' Svrrefzzrx' .. JANET SHAW 7'rf'11xnre'r HOB HOWE The first major undertaking of the Drama Club this year was the presentation of 4'lVIelody Jonesu on the evening MH. BARRETT Drama lfoarh of December 4. Supported by an excellent cast, Judy Fine gave a brilliant portrayal of Melody. In March came the club's annual Pla Nite fe t ' ff three one-act plays. y , a urmg One of the highlights of the year came during the spring when a group of Barrington High actors and actresses jour- neyed to East Providence to take part in the Rhode Island Drama Festival. ,Q 4 A tk row: M. llurk:-, NI. Dahl. S. Wood. N. Ryder, B omega. K. 'l'roy. Nl. Could. Fourth row: A. Could. M Pulling. J. lluuklr-ss. J. Orth. S. Stephens, C. Natale, P. lan-rson, N. F1-Ill. A. llc' Cesare. S. Normlquisl. Tllirrl row N llluvlavhlan. J. liuvkingham. J. Fine. A. Whittelscy. l llyfla-r. ll. lulelort. A, Smith. l.. Anzln-ovvi M V...-.-i.. L. Forrest. Second row: F. Blackinton, J. Handy, B Handy, P. Leonard. K. Stephens. 'l'. Jones. P. Killheffer D. Troy. J. Smalley. Front row: J. Malley. M. Fuller, N Pe-tvrson. R. llcnnr-I. R. llvnne-tt. R. Howe. P. Nm-wton J. Madigan. A. 0'Halloran, E. Prue. M. Kinniburgh. M llrm-Q