Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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:bmw s To the Class of 1957: As graduation time approaches, each member of the Class of 1957 must prepare him- self to make concrete decisions concerning his plans for the years that lie immediately ahead. It is at this time that the term Commencement begins to take on new meaning. To many students it means trying to visualize what lies beyond their educational horizons in the way of advanced study. Others look upon graduation as an opportunity to apply in realistic situations those skills which they have acquired throughout their high school careers. To still others, graduation is regarded merely as the termination of their formal education. Wfhatever your individual interpretation of the tefm may be, now is the time for each of you to pause and evaluate the progress you have made during the past four years. What you as an individual have made of the numerous opportunities afforded you will govern your future success. Parents, teachers, and friends have willingly offered careful guidance and assistance in your past achievements. The future is yours. As you go forward into the adult world I extend to each of you my sincerest wishes for continued success and happiness in all of your endeavors. RAYMOND S. LOCKE, B.S., M.A. 7 'iiiahiil is-ef -F3131-3'-15'- -'-'-A-L-'L .... ..,, t L..,. , s

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- a To the Class of 1957: Now that the time is here when you are being graduated from the Barrington High School, you are being confronted with the problem of making a choice that will affect you for many years to come. It is a pleasure to feel that we in the School Department had some part in providing something that will add to your future security and well-being. Graduation from high school comes once in a lifetime. The rewards that you will re- ceive at this time will be more than just a seasonal thought. As you are now realizing, graduation not only represents the results of a job well done but also the peace of mind that comes to one who knows he has made a successful foundation for the future. Sincerely, we believe that your record after graduation will continue with the same success that you demonstrated in high school. We do expect that with the background you have already received you will go forward with renewed confidence that the atti- tudes and qualities you developed in high school will not be found lacking in the years to come. l Clarence E. Sturtevant, B.S., M.Ed. 6

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5444064 ELLA V. QUILTY ROBERT R, AINSWORTH B.Ed., M.Ed. B.S. Vice Principal Physical Education Guidance Director MONA G. BAKER MARGARET D. BARTON RAYMOND J. BIBER JUDITH S, BROMAGE B.S.Ed., M.Ed. B.A., M.Ed. B.ECl.. M.Ed. BA. Mathematics French Driver Training, English Science, Chemistry THOMAS F. BURNS Ph.B., M.Ed. Mathematics SALVATORE L. CARULLI B.A., M.Ed. Social Studies 8 s1w::w3s