Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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ROBERT R. AINSWORTH MONA G, BAKER B.S. B.S.Ed., Ed.M. Physical Training Mathematics EDWARD C. BARRETT MARGARET D. BARTON B.A., M.A. A.B., Ed.M. English French RAYMOND J. BIBER BARBARA J. COTTAM Ed.B., Ed.M. B.S. Chemistry, History, Driver Training Vocational Home Economics I2

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yjrzkzcijoa is J essaye TO THE SENIORS: When you were in elementary school . . . and even when you were in junior high school . . . each of you regarded graduation from high school as a far-distant and unimportant event. Now, as seniors about to receive high school diplomas, you look back upon this brief span of years and try to evaluate your responses to the many opportunities afforded you during your school life. Graduation now presents itself with its true meaning-Commencement. Now you are to begin to put into use, either in further formal education or in immediate employment, the tools and skills acquired in your many curricular and extra- curricular activities. Regardless of your future plans, the diligent efforts which you have shown will now bear fruit and will equip you for a fuller, richer life. Speaking for the entire faculty, I extend to each of you best wishes for success and happiness in the challenging years that lie ahead. ' RAYMOND S. LOCKE, B.S., M.A. Il

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MANUEL A. DE MOTTA B.S. Mechanical Drawing, Shop mfg- JUDITH EASTWOOD Art Nov CLARA E. GIBBS Ed.B., Ed.M. Office Practice, Typing w JOHN F. DONNELLY Vocational Shop 5 Woodworking . .E ,.. S. . f . . 2. 1? -i.' 1 , K X S s k-.- A X , K O aiea- T ,, i is i .- . . NX . 3 5 gf ? 5 M V . A ' if X j E . S . A FK E . . JOSEPH T FREY Music STEPHEN A. GREENE. JR. BA. Social Studies