Barrington College - Torch Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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Sew 11 551716 fer Students X z Robert Mason Ralph Strong Ruchard Muner Darlene Johnson lrvung Kent Barbara Thornhull Lawrence Bowser Vur gunua Colburn Austun Mowry Carolyn Jeanes Frank Oluveura Robert Hugguns Jane McGunugle Rhoda Wuese Jeffery Matteson Nancy Blanchard Beverly Akuns Every January when the turst semester termunates some students tund ut necessary to leave Barrungton for one reason or another However the second semester always brungs to us many new students and many students who are returnung after absences Thus year about thurty fuve people uouned our student body at thus turrue These stu dents soon feel rught at home and undeed they are at home here at Barrungton 9l I. 1 1 1 , l: ... I , -s S s ' ' I V4 . u . , ,f u Il . jj I: ,I I 'A 1 II 1 1 1 1 f u -ss . It I - ., l '5 , Yu 4 . - 4. - .. 1 ' . . II . I . .- ,III I. I V I ru - I II Z u at Was- 9 I 1 Q1 ll , -2- J . lj R I' w. '- lllulll uullj It uuu' uuuj' ll' . I 1 u III uuu ll' We ,. l , ll I ,. A jj II- I uuuI ' 'll lll 'lll'lll5l??M , II - ll ' t uw 1 if 1 'rf - . - 2 I I I I I III III I , ,Ii , I '-., H. an -1- , -, 1' 1 ,,, Y .u . -'-fe--1, Y .1 4 -- 1, :e2fgLf:-If' , t . ' -- 11 - .n I --. .- ' I I 'II II I.II..I.4,.,A3. - 7, V .I-tj :IIIn7I I A Q -,IZ II I II: .-'H' I . .,1'-erf'-- fl . v' 'fe PMS..--' fr I . Q , '12 , eff V , - I .I ,. J , - -. .I - I , ,. -Q -III,II ,III . I. , TI, -. 1 -I II- I.- - I I . :I Q I ,II I I I II- I .I u - II I' III- I. AQEI, I :JII jI,IIi.. IQI . ,IIIIII.,' IIIuuI , . I III III ' 1II I ., 'II I I5'eI I II I I II III I-III Iuuu. I : II.:.II'1. lf: 1 'fit ' 'A 'f' ' firstfl 5' E 4 lulT,uut'Lu1fu-1.'-zj' Ief'1Ll'5lfu,ut 'u uuu ul' '.'-.llkiwuull ' , I NH ' t W' 1 ur if ' l , A uu, . mu' Q eg ' -'Z ,Q . - . 'ee 1- Lyn - ,..,1. -- u . - '.,, .' iggga' fl.. uu , , I1IIuuIIIuuuIIIuu II ,I u , . u Jw. L u . , 1 -2 Y I , , I . -, - I ,uu ,u 5 f - II .II . .' uuu - -:fI3.?'e- ,1'vriI Iu.,I I I u gag-I -I . 'nw I- - u,I. I:f,I rr I-I-Iff,,: - I? I I - uq , -u - ., - I- V- : - I .I -. .Zeer -- -. - . . fear - f I I . I I I.I,II ,I ., I I ,SI I . I I 4 , V I I I I II .e - , ., II I I r 1 I I I I.III It . , I I I I . - - -- I,-jr-I , ' I u ' .. ' , . .pig . ,I Y' ' uu uu . -f: 'I f, - I I u I II uu uu IgIuu I . .. . I I I I L. , Y I If, ' 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 ' 1 ' l - 1

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lnferu fin al Students Livingstone Takona, Kenya, George Minott, Jamaica, Myrtle Minott, Jamaica, Esther Petter, India, Rosemarie DePass Jamaica, Peter Hintzoglou, Greecep Daniel Canete, Philippines, Peter Blackwell, Australia, Robert Lim, Indonesia Ernest Komanapalli, Indiap Charles Mouratides, Greece, David Wu, Indonesia, Benson Wambari, Kenya. Barrington College has the greatest number of foreign students in proportion to the total enrollment of any other college in the state of Rhode Island. To further their edu- cation, these foreign students have come to America. They have left behind them for many years their homes, friends and families. Their faith, fortitude and dedication to our Father is to be greatly admired. 90

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frrigafiug Orgrzmkrzfialrs Social LQ Erzmpus Avfivifies .Athletics After the planting and subsequent cultivation have effected the initial growth, ir- rigation is needed to aid the process of development. Many different channels are used to get the life-carrying liquid to the growing plant. Without this added boost, the growth of the plant would become stunted. Maturing entails having a tolerance for, if not an active interest in, various areas of life. Here at Barrington there is a wealth of extracurricular activities offered to the stu- dent. There are many different organizations that one might belong to in addition to athletics. Of course, there are a variety of different sports offered also. Participation in these organizations will do much to aid in the total development of the truly mature individual who understands life and its many implications and opportunities. 92