Barrington College - Torch Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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U15 Barrington Ezfmmuuify Urchvsfra Every Monday night, between forty and fifty people from all walks of life gather at the Recital Hall of Barrington's Booth Music Building. The college is the weekly host to the Barrington Community Orchestra. Its capable conductor, Mr. Francis Kahler, is a faculty member in the Music Department. Membership in this group is open to anyone and everyone who can give the time to attend rehearsals faithfully and regularly and who possess the proper musical ability to play the caliber of music the orchestra is used to playing. Although several members of the student body are very active in this music extension group, many people come from nearby homes and surrounding communities. The orchestra performs two concerts during the year. One is in January and the second is held in May. Pleased audiences and complimentary critics testify to the quali- ty production of the orchestra. Dlfeclof Fl'anClS Kahler, I35 The orchestra during a practice session

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U16 Harrington Krfllegc' Gila 2' Dana WrighT, President, Walter Cole, Vice-Presidenf, Audrey PuringTon, Secretary, RoberT Cochran, Treasurer, Dennis Johnson Chaplain. The Choir is composed of abouT sixTy voices. IT is open To all members of The sTudenT body who like To sing and have a love Tor God and a willingness To serve in This par- Ticular minisTry. Each May TryouTs are held Tor Those who wish To ioin and in SepTember Freshmen are audiTioned also. IT is from This large group ThaT a smaller group is chosen for The acTual choir. Two exTended Tours have been compleTed by The Choir This year. The TirsT was a Tour To The New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Con necTicuT areas. On Their second Tour, They Traveled as Tar wesT as Indiana. The Choir also has sung in churches around Provi- dence on various weekends during The second semesTer. FrequenTlyl The choir performs aT chapel services. I34 B06l'Clll'1Q The bus fOr The fll'S'f Choir TOUV

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