Leander R Peck High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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Can You Imagine Dubois doing his geometry unaided? Donny Munroe without Warren-or vice versa? Coach without his cousins? Tiny making a legible map? Prof without his lOc Words? Hawkes--four feet tall? Ray playing a violin? Hiller and Skerry swapping instruments? Brooks without his homework done? A quiet study hall? Butler without a blush? Popular Songs at Barrington High School All My Life --I've been waiting to graduate. Lost --Those good alibis. Lights Out -At ll:O0 P. M. at class parties. I Dream Too Much -During study periods. Isn't It a Lovely Day -When there's a teachers' convention. Thanks a Million -To the faculty and student body for their support in the operetta. You're All I Need -One more passing mark. You'd Better Play Ball With Me -The plea of the Barrington pitcher. Let Yourself Go -To the Senior Ball. A'I'd Rather Lead a Band -Walter F. Angus. S You're the Tops -The Honor Society. Goody, Goody for Me --I'm graduating, at last! What's the Name of That Song? -That the chorus is singing. 'Dancing Till Dawn -At the Ball. u V. KERR. '39 Ads It's Time to Retire. . ..,.,... ..,.,..,.... S eniors 99 44fl0070 Pure . . . .......... Ray Chellel They Satisfy ...,., .,., P ezzulo id Gilman It Floats ....,....,, ....... J ack Hawkes It's Fun to be Fooled .... ....... W indy Hey 57 Varieties .,.......... ,.... T eachers It's Genuine ......,....,. . . Report Card Better Late Than Never .,.... ,..,.... S enior Essay Yes, I said, Model ....,. , . , ,......,...... Barbara Perry Eventually! Why Not Now?. . , ...,. .,... D uncan id Hornby Watch Your Arches ...,..... ..,...,.., W alking up two flights It's Best in the Long Run ,... .... l l:O0 P. M. Class Party Limit Those Eyes , .,.,.....,... , ....,........... Isabell Vendi Put Pep Into Work and Play .,.. ...,,....... L oretta Marshall Finer Than the Finest .S .....,. . . . .... Peck High School When a Feller Needs a Friend . . , ..,.,......... Mr. De Motta YOLANDA GUILIANO, '37 12

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When we see the lines of blue and white streaming past us in a parade, it makes our blood tingle. It should give us not only a thrill of patriotism, but also a realiza- tion of just how much each boy means to us. He is a member of our great United States Navy and should be respected by every citizen. He is there for our benefit. He is one of our country's blue jackets , and should never again be pointed out as just another gob . ROMA G. IVIAYHEW, '38 Study Hall For the benefit of anyone wanting to know what various pupils do with their extra moments in the Study Hall, I present this picture .... Hey continuously jumps up and down. He dashes madly from one girl's desk to another's, trying, so he says, to find out something about that geometry assignment. Joanne always seems to be able to tell him just what he wants to know. CIt's a good thing Pattee isn't around.j . . . .Ramsdell is always ready with an 1839 joke, which, of course, sets the whole group into an uproar! ..., Drew throws his feet upon the nearest seat, no matter who the occupant may be. Hoag wraps his legs about the desks, vainly trying to find a comfortable position .... Five minutes before the bell rings, if you see a fiery, dyna- mic lad desperately zigzagging his way up the aisle to get some arithmetic paper, you'll know that it's only Ernst-off again. Bud is noted for his snake-hipped running ..., Don't mind that blonde from Annawamscutt who's always talking to the boys .,.. She just can't help it. I went out with her once: I know. It would be all right if she said something, but she just talks and talks, without saying a thing .... West hauls out his comb and mirror every ive minutes to see if his eyelashes are curly .... Ray Chellel is famous for passing around blank pieces of paper. They're supposed to be invisible portraits. Some of them really are masterpieces .... Kerr is the bookworm of the fourth period class. Every time you look at him, he's poring over his books. Now, here is a boy for some of you eighth-graders to try to copy! He always seems so eager to get to classes, too. It makes you wonder if he's all right ..., Most of the girls in second period Study Hall spend their time ardently gazing at that brunette football tackle who looks so divine in blue shirts ..,. By the way, speaking of girls. I hear that Pattee's batting average has come up lately. Dyer's doing all right for him- self, too. The team ought to win a few games this year .,.. Dubois is the one who has been moved so much in the Study Hall. If he's had one seat, he's had fifteen others. He has that certain effect on the girls .... Munroe carries his drumming ideas with him wherever he goes. Yes, he does! If you were searching for the point to an English essay, while he was beating a loud tattoo on the desk behind, you would know! ! I . . . .As for Horton, well, everyone knows what a dear lad he is while in the Studv Hall .... I hope the teachers won't think that the students never study in the Study Hall, because they do! This is just a sketch on their odd moments. EFFIE, '39 We Honor The sixteen members of our class who made the Rhode Island Honor Society. The basketball team, which won the Class C championship. Laura Tierney, who has been class treasurer for four years. Robert Leedham, James Hummel, Holden Remington, and William Windle, who started our first weekly paper, the Informer. Mary Stearns, who won the D. A. R. Award for good citizenship. ll

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