Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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74a Zenom THE BEACON staff, under the co-editorship of Sue Martineau and Cathy Troy worked diligently to keep the students up to date on all affairs pertaining to school life in general. Timely items on sports, social activities, scholastic attainment, as well as the very latest in school gossip were included in each issue. I C0-Edifww, S. Martineau, S. Troy dczdzd Standing: C. Troy, D. Wells, P. Ack' erman, S. Martin- eau. Seated: M. Gould, M, Metz, G. Tarte. M, Covell, M. Darezzo. 'GW af' M. .,,,-as H. c,.5,M.L.N.ss, ,SQ is U mr use-int-W' 5 'uw CIRCULATION STAFFfThird row: A. Sarracino, H. Drew, D. Horton, M. Rankine, M. Natale. Second rowi S. Palumbo, C. Calitri, E. Dummer, I. Smithies, A. Hilton, J, Ainsworth, I. Breguet. First row: A. Cannao, P. Andreozzi, J. Buckless, S. Azza, M. Darezzo, P. Plante, V. Waggrwner. 66

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Colorful posters and Arran' Booster Pins sparked our subscription drive. Flashes from our own Speed Graphic camera were in evidence at all school activities. Our typists worked almost around the clock, while our editorial hoard put their heads together and worked over layouts. Our art editor whipped up illustrations at a moment's notice. Yet, somehow those deadlines had a way of rolling around too fre- quently! Despite the confusion and the deluge of work involved, how- ever, we loved every moment of it. MISS XWALCH AdI'il'f?l ARROW BUSINESS STAFFvStanding: G. Tarte, K. Carson, K. Mason, G. Dahl, M. Schiller. Seated: C. Pascale, B. Lomastro, P. Squillante, C. Natale. 7 ART, COMPILING, CIRCULATION, LITERARY STAFFS-Third row: P. Bennett, B. Hanson. J. Hardy, K. Mason, R, Larrabee. Second row: M. McCoy, B. Loinastro, j. Buckle-ss, M. Darezzo, M. Covell, B. Delsesto. Seated: F. Broom-Smith, M. Metz, M. Bruce, I.. Larson, M. Schiller. 65

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In early November a group of the students on the editorial board attended a workshop for those interested in school newspapers. This was held at the University of Rhode Island. The conference was held so that budding young journalists might have an opportunity to discuss common problems as well as to exchange ideas. BEACON representatives returned with many new plans which were reflected in the content of future editions. . . l D - W Mas. s'roNE Adil K .5 .,. 'Az . y, i 2 ., 3 +2.56 Third row: P. Wiles, M. Gould, P. Plante. Second row: B. DiBari, V. Tiffany, M, Dalessio, -I, Best, M. Dahl, S. Lenz, M. Covell, A. Hirst, R. Adams. First row: S. Melnick, C. Tortola, P. Vitullo, S. Spink, B. Hirst, S. Daniels, G. Tarte. 67 L, Clarke, B. Wass, P. Ackerman, J. Tarte, J. Dunn, L. Dahl, C. Wfeeden. D. XY'ells. WU Standing: Al. Black inton. C. Natale. Seated: M. hletz, S. Palumbo, j. Gordon. G. Tarte, P. Squillante, P, Ackerman.