Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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Lf kiwi Q3upef'1k2fefzoQz2f7s yzpessaye TO THE SENIORS: You are now completing your studies in the new high school as the sixty-eighth senior class in Barrington. l mention this because the problems that face you are very different from those of the first Barrington graduating classesg however, l feel that your record has been such that you will keep alive the traditions started sixty-eight years ago. Those members of past graduating classes do not have the answer for the problems you will be called on to solve. We do not know what these problems will be, but l believe that your greatest problem as American citizens will be the art of living together understandingly and at peace with the world. As a result of the guidance of your teachers, the cooperation of your parents, and your own conscientious efforts during the past twelve years. l know that you are ready to assume these new responsibilities. l would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you. CLARENCE E. STURTEVANT, B.S., M.Ed. I0