Barrington College - Torch Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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Baseball Umm SyreTT Maurice Thomas Capfam James RoberTs John Anderson ln The spring a young man s hearT Turns To baseball AlThough The plcTure above is of lasT seasons Team This years organnzahon is none The less impressive The 1964 Team Traveled To Maryland where TT underwenT an exTensive Training period and played several exhlbmon games wiTh such schools as Delaware STaTe On Sundays The Team Took church services in The local area and proved in song word and acT1onThaT good aThleTes can also be good Chrishans and also ThaT good Chrrshans can be good aTh leTes IT was anoTher chapTer in BarrmgTon Colleges VenTures Tor VlcTory When The Team reTurned To Rhode Island They faced a heavy schedule of regular season ball They Traveled To and played many games in The Trl sTaTe region of New England in addiTlon To The various home games They had IU our own ball park l27 SeaTed James Williamsonp John BinkowiTzp Philip Cunninghamy James Rollins. STanding. KenneTh Dean John

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Ksaping ,Ministries A Services Music Szfelisiviz Spiritual fic AT The end of many monThs The TruiT of The labor of The husbandman is ready To be harvesTed. lT is This Time of reaping which gives Those who have worked so hard and long a sense of deep pleasure. To see someThing inTo which one has puT his all finally maTure is an almosT unspeakable ioy. The planT which has been Tended so carefully during iTs long period of growTh has aT lasT reached iTs maximum proporTions. Now iT is ready To be used by and To give service To Those who need iT. Those who graduaTe in June have been vvaTched and labored over for a minimum of sixTeen years. They have noT been years of compleTe ioy, buT also of Toil and hard work. NOT all of This labor has been done by The sTudenTs alone. Much of The crediT musT be laid aT The TeeT of The many Teachers who have dedicaTed Themselves as hus- bandmen of learning. They have been The Tenders of inTellecTuaI growTh among Their sTudenTs and, Thereby, of mankind. The momenT of reaping in June gives To Them a saTis- TacTion beyond descripTion Tor They can see ThaT Their work has had iTs TruiT. These sTudenTs will now be senT To all corners of The world, To revive iT spiriTually and menTally. I28