Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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96 GLEE CLUB-Fourth row: A. Smith, R. Hanson, R. Metz, D. Stone, B. Richmond, R. Williams, T. Cole, J. Medici, W. Borhek. Third row: B. Millar, E. Mudd, B. Griffith, P. McWilliams, P. Barton, F. Leonard, E. Dummar, P. Horne, K. Bartlett, G. Crowe, J. Anderson, J. Tise, G. Glanville, C. Jacobson. Second row: P. Peterson, V. Fieldler, I. Brequet, M. Could, M. Covell, S. Martineau, L. Maclachlan, M. Hess, C. DeAngelis, E. Mancini, P. Reirden, J. Redden, M. Darezzo, B. Codega, A. DeCesare. First row: P. Squillante, M. DeSpirito, M. Farley, P. McCarthy, J. Orth, M. Dahl, P. Palumbo, M. Kinniburgh, M. Mem, P. McCarty, M. Schiller. T 5. ff l , X' 1 P F r Xp 4 fffgi Q CQXX v FQDQ g Q X The first appearance of the Glee Club was on Wednesday, December 15, at the Christmas Concert offered by the Band and C lee Club. At an assembly held the following day, the program was repeated, this time for the entire student body. After the Christmas holidays, all time was spent on learning the music for the exchange concerts with North Kingstown. These concerts were held on the evenings of March 24 and 31 at North Kingstown and Barrington, respectively. This is the third year our Band and Glee Club have participated in exchange concerts with North Kingstown. On May 7, the Band and Glee Club attended the R. I. Audition Fes- tival at Lockwood High. As in the Solo and Ensemble Festival, there is no direct competition with other schools, the purpose being to better oneis own rating. Under the direction of Mr. Frey, B.H.S. has always done well in the Audition Festival. V U MR. FREY-Director 58

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Twenty-six Barrington students held active mem- bership in the Rhode Island branch of the Junior Alliance Francaise. Five meetings, held at various times throughout the year, afforded an opportunity for members to exchange experiences and ideas with students from other public and private schools throughout the state. Interesting lectures and a variety of social activities combined to make mem- bership very worthwhile. MLLE. BARTON Advisor UDIOI' JAGDCQ FGIQCGISQ Third row: D. Clarke, P. Barton, D. Simonson, N. Maclachlan, A. Gould, P. Chapin, K. Sanderson, C. Pierce, B. Griffith. Second row: M. Davies, J. Priestley, J. Kavis, F. Seibold, S. Wood, J . Knox, H. MacQuattie, M. Thomson. Front row: M. Carroll, M. Dahl, N. D'Ambra, D. Eldert, M. DeSpir- ito, A. Abatuno, A. Corbridge, J. Orth, J. Heffron. ' 67

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