Barrington College - Torch Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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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

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Sfud uf ,llssrfcirzfirflr Peggy York, NSA-AAES Coordinator, Clarence Grant, Vice-President, Caro Wood, Treasurer, Daniel Rodeheffer Pres :dent Donna Field, Secretary. God has enTrusTed To man The opporTuniTy and responsibiliTy To govern himself. JusT as man is held accounTable for his own acTion, so are There insTiTuTions esTablished To govern bodies of men. IT is our duTy and for our besT inTeresT To have an acTive concern for The governmenT which conTrols us. In order To have a pracTical and funcTional un- dersTanding of ThaT which goes on in such a governing body, we have on campus an all-school governmenT-The STudenT AssociaTion. The STudenT AssociaTion is headed by The STudenT SenaTe which consisTs of five offi- cers who are elecTed by The enTire sTudenT body. The officers are assisTed in The STU- denT Associafion by commiTTee heads appoinTed by The SenaTe, elecTed class represenT- aTives, and The four classes' presidenTs and secreTaries. ln The STudenT Associafion business is conducTed on a parliamenTary basis. The meeTings are open To The public and maTTers. are discussed ThaT concern feaTures rela- Tive To The academic, social, spiriTual and The disciplinary aspecTs of sTudenT life. The role of This AssociaTion is To provide direction and responsible leadership while allow- ing every sTudenT The opporTuniTy To have a voice in The body which governs him. 94