Barrington College - Torch Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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l6'vufli1f1g glllb Dianne Hodgesg Beverly Colliery Joyce Auffarthp Barbara Batten, Robert Peaveyp Roxanne Head: Joyce Krohnp Eileen Ainsworth. Above. George Williams: W. Craig Hulsebosp Walter Cole. The picture above is actually a combination of two separate and different groups. In actuality, the Bowling Club is really two Clubs. The Men's Bowling Club is con- nected with the Athletic Department and comes under the intramural system. The Ladies Bowling Club is a separate unit that competes on its own. Both teams have their own schedules and participate in separate competitive games each week. At the end of the school year trophies are given to the students with the highest average score, the highest game score and so forth. ln March of each year is the King's Tournament held at The King's College in Briar- cliff Manor, New York. Six or seven different Christian colleges usually participate in this competition. There are all types of games and sporting events ranging from bas- ketball to chess to ping pong to bowling. The best bowlers from Barrington's two teams go as a unit to King's and represent our school in that capacity. l02

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Sc knee gfllb Robert Simpkin, Vice-President, June Parker, Secretary-Treasurer, John Spender, Dr. Eaton, Advisor, Robert Spender President, Robert Cochran. A new organization on campus is the Science Club. It was formed only this past September and is typical of the many new organizations which are being formed by interested and energetic students. The Science Club was established to help the stu- dents meet the challenge of the scientific and technological world of today. One of its aims is to stimulate interest in and gain insights into the manifold discoveries of God's vast universe. Membership is not restricted to only Science-Mathematics maiors but is open to all who are interested. This year the club has presented movies and films with scientific emphasis, discus- sions of pertinent scientific topics and seminars of the same nature. The club has proved valuable to all who have participated in its activities. In future years, the Science Club plans to present to the students many more interesting scientific proiects. lOl

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judo 61110 '+s... ---4f......! Kneeling Cyrus Currier Dennis Robinson Standing Diane Reilly Darlene Hein Mary Gotshall John Hogan Pres: dent Ralph Dykeman Robert Spender Donna Field Dianne Hodges An additional feature of Barringtons expanded athletic program is the Judo Club Judo was first practiced in the Orient hundreds and hundreds of years ago There are ludo matches in some cultures lust as there are baseball games here in America. The club has a weekly or bl weekly meeting schedule depending upon the ambition of the members They meet in the Athletic House where there is an ample supply of wrestling mats At these instruction sessions there are two competent coaches present at all times One of them, John Hogan, is almost of professional status as he is the proud holder of the world recognized Olympic Brown Belt Hence, the club is in quali fied hands. Only begun last fall, this group is one of the most popular and fastest growing organizations on campus. As one can see by the photograph, membership is not re- stricted to the men, women are welcome. IO3