Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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'Zwiaafz eammad Fourth row: L. Dahl, W. Fontaine, R. Correa, R. Larrabee, W. DeStefano, R. Riemer. Third row: R. Hanson, K. Mason, R. Marsden, D. Wells, R. Greene, P. Fiedler, J. Soutar, R. Erwin, R. Vitecha. Second row: M. Oliva, R. Ulschneider, T. Lavin, J. Spieczny, P. Caldwell, J. Rohde, R. Morris, R. Hill, J. Garside. First row: N. Mullins, manager, T. Allen, S. Watts, D. Nelson, F. Palumbo, A. Duncan, E. Mueller, W. Milne, W. Cunha, M. Heffron, Coach Ainsworth. Barrington High's indoor track team, faced with the disadvantage of being the smallest school in the league, made a very respectable showing during the current season. Although the Eagles failed to win any of the five weekly meets at the Armory, they did manage to defeat Case High of Swansea on three dif- ferent occasions. The team was paced by Bob Hanson who was defeated only once. The Eagle 600 yard ace won the Brown Interscholastics in record time and took an extremely close second in the State Meet. Dick Larrabee won the 1000 at four of the weekly meets. jim Garside took a third in the mile at Brown and scored consistently in weekly meets. Other Bar- rington scorers were Bill Fontaine in the shot, jim Soutar in the Sprints, Allen Duncan and Spike Dahl in the hurdles, Jan Spieczny in the high jump, and Erich Mueller in the mile and hurdles. Co-Captains: A. Duncan, E. Mueller, Coach Ainsworth l00

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Standing: P. Horne, Presidentg P. Ferrin, Vice Presidentg C. Troy, Re- cording ,Secretaryg V. Crowe, Secretary: Miss Lemaire, Advisor. Z. Q. ,-4. ,-4. ,-ifazafe The Barrington Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, under the able direction of Miss Elea- nor Lemaire, promoted a comprehensive pro- gram of sports during the school year. The organization played an important part in en- couraging good sportsmanship and fine team- work. Sports in which the girls participated in- cluded field hockey, volleyball, tennis, soft- ball, basketball, badminton, and archery. Points toward membership in the B.G.A.A. as well as special awards, were earned by those girls who took part in the various sports. In addition to these intramural sports, some very successful sportsdays, playdays, and competitions with students in other school systems were held. Third row: B. Lomastro, J. Cummings, G. Crowe, S. DiGioia, N. Corbridge, B. Warren, E. Vooght. Second row: L, Fogg, C. Newton, J. Tiews, J. Best, L. Clarke, B. Wass, S. Daniels, J. Button. First row: I. Brequet, S. Spink, M. Dahl, J. Anderson, M. Darezzo, P. Ackerman, B. Hirst. I02 Z. 14. 14. 4