Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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Z Qing lei , m il ' a si 15 J , ' X ig, as Ggss jflsfory The long awaited day when we would be freshmen at Peck School had finally arrived. Because of the double sessions, we, unlike our numerous predecessors, automatically became full-fledged high school students. Our homeroom teachers for the year were Miss Zwicker, Mr. Martin, and Mrs. Nowak. Mr. Martin was selected to serve as our Class Advisor, and the date for our first class meeting was announced shortly after. With all the fervor and excitement of a political convention, we carried on our election of officers. The successful candidates were President, David Troy, Vice President, Dominic Di0riog Secretary, Ann Giannattasiog Treasurer, Marjorie Dahl, and Social Committee Chairman, Dianne Eldert. Hans Mautner and David Troy represented us on the Student Council. Some Enchanted Evening, our class dance and major social function, was a grand success as we danced to the music of Ralph Stuart and his orchestra. The faculty and entire student body saw great things in store for this Class of 1955, which had already made its presence felt in the various school activities. As we resumed classes in the fall of 1952, not only were we sophomores, but we were housed in the new Barrington High School. Our homeroom teachers for the year were Miss Barton, Mr. Martin, and Mr. Pinsky. Priding ourselves on having a great deal more savoir-faire than the freshmen, we suppressed our real excitement and tried to assume a blase air as we faced the class election of '52. We elected aspour class officers: Hans Mautner, President, Dominic DiOrio, Vice President, Marjorie Dahl, Secretary, and Ann Giannattasio, Treasurer. Dianne Eldert headed our Social Committee. We were ably repre- sented on the Student Council by Dianne Eldert, Nancy Maclachlan, Joe Caito, and Dominic DiOrio. One of our two main social functions of the year was a record review featuring Ernie Anderson, which proved to be an overwhelming success. The other, our class dance, aptly entitled the Cafe Sophomore, took on the atmosphere of a continental night club and again we danced to the melodies of Ralph Stuart and his orchestra. lt was during this year that the office of School President was instituted. This also was Mr. Martin's last year as our Class Advisor, and we bade him a sad farewell as he left to assume his new duties as Principal of Peck Junior High School. As Juniors, we were assigned to the homerooms of Miss Barton, Mr. Barrett, and Miss Haugen. At our first class meeting we selected Mr. Walkden to serve as our Class Advisor. Through his helpful supervision and his sincere interest in our efforts, we were able to carry out a very successful program of activities. Our officers for the year were President, Ted Bromageg Vice President, Fred Blackintong Secretary, Marjorie Dahl, Treasurer, Bill Brandy, and Social Com- mittee Chairman, Dianne Eldert. Student Council representatives included Dominic DiOrio, Hans Mautner, Joe Caito, and Nancy Maclachlan. A new office came into being when Hans Mautner was elected to serve as School Vice 44 X . MX. n