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

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WINSTON SNOWDEN HEY Football 2-3-4: Basketball Z-3-4: Captain 4: Baseball Z-3-4: Glec Club 1-2-3-4: Operetta Principal 4: Arrow Business Staff 4: Class Vice- President 2. Windy can harmonize with anyone and everyone. Is one of the most popular boys in the class. Noiseless as a Model T, in geometry! Sleeps continuously in physics. Tremendous success as,Dr. Cerebellum. Ofliciates well at banquets. Noted for his good dancing. Has a novel way of saluting the flag. Eats with the sophomore girls. Yea! Captain of our Championship Basketball team! KENNETH HOWARD HORNBY , Basketball 2-3-4: Football 3-4: Baseball 2-3-4. No wonder Kenny keeps in good condition-those morning walks he takes ought to do something for him! One has a dreadful time trying to struggle through a geometry problem when Kenny sits behind one-his subtle remarks! Basketball certainly was helped by this man. Kenny's pet job this year was the checking and handing out of supplies. Next year he's off to join the business world. JOHN ALDEN HORTON Football 2-3-41 Class Vice-President 2: Arrow Business Staff 3-4: Class Marshall 3: Senior Play 3. Penn. University:- This is an advance note on John-he is a football player-has curly hair-can make wise cracks!-drives fast-usually up to some mischief-supplies humor to all his classes-can sail well-has a unique ramble -you will find him capable-he'll make the grade. VIOLA EQ:I-UEBER Arrow Literary Staff 1 wife Edi r 4: Gle lub 3: Rhode Island Honor Society. ' Vers ti e s i te sted in t o rish. rders amb r e ver eg fwi ion j Loves ' music. Al isplays a broad g i Hu orous, Ultra-mod 041 1 Likes a ent. Blondi . Everybody's friend. Rah for Hope! Tells good stories a bout her brother. LM 22

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V., .-.,,....., ...1 YOLANDA VIOLET GUILIANO I Arrow Typist 4. Yolanda is considered one of the most attractive girls in the class. Her b'ack hair is her crowning glory. In past years we have also noticed her taciturnity, although she seems to have overcome that now. We observe that she favors gay colors and judging from her good-looking clothes, we agree that she certainly knows how to dress. She can cook. too. We tasted some of her fudge last year A' at the Arrow Bridge. Someday. some lucky boy will thank us for these sketchy slants on a swell gal. MARGARET DOLORES GUIMELLI Glre Club 3-4: Arrow Business Staff 4: Arrow Typist 4: Rhode Island Honor Society. Who's always talking in the study hall? It's Margaret, telling her many interesting stories to her neighbor. She talks fast and furiously especially after a weekend. She doesn't spend all her time talking, for, if you will glance under her name, you will see that she has worked hard enough to earn a place on the Honor So- ciety. Next fall Margaret is off to attend Bryant College. K . if W! EDYT E CH HAR ER t J f Glrc Club l-2-3-4: r rinci 4: Ba c - . row Lit- ' if 3 t . 4: Ch rl 4 r l -4: Rh de ix: 0' HY 0 , ' ryknt ollegez- ' Sendi v' nous littl low gable has brains, which A ' , sli se el as oo r operetta n -watch her le d v rs.-'she' sna r p ties- fo n inte es' can eep e wn!-she's got t r feet ce o the d e fl r-dynamic personali ' sho her e top- il be lost without her. ELLIS PROCTOR HAWKES JR Foo!ba'l 2-3-4: Basketball 3-4: Baseball 2-41 Band 3-4. Believes that Fords are the cars. U should see him dance. Does tell a good pun occasionally! He and Rudy V. have saxophones in common. Ask him if he knows the whereabouts of Lincoln woods. We think he should be a soda jerker. Kerr, Butts, Bud, and Smith are his compatriots. Eating is one of his favorite pastimes. Small is the wrong word for this he-man. 21

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Hail to the publisher of our first school paper, The Informer! James also has mastered the art of playing a violin. He's a b0Y A whom you know only after a long period of acquaintance. His sudden outbursts of laughter, however, during choir practice assure us that he is not as quiet as he seems. Jimmie won't confide in us as to his future. but he hopes to further his musical education. JAMES W. HUMMEI. Orchestra 3-4. A MA ,, .,.,,.....,fw...-.....-.v..- . ..--.., CHARLES EDWARD JORDAN Football 2-3-4: Baseball lz Basketball 2. Charlie is a flash among the girls. We hear he knows a nice little French girl in Riverside. Charlie has other interests, too. He is a cartoonist, and a good one. He also held down a guard position on the football team very well. Charlie is quite taken with rifles: several summers ago he went to the training camp at Fort Adams. We don't know just what he's going to do after graduation, but, might we suggest that he join the Fire Department? 9? My Baskc 4, Arrow ' y Sta . o e lia onor Society. f H t i H ' .- ave S ' h fiic ' o a e nur e ' not as et as she s s-e ' ' on a is a - or in ear- t rl guara at sh ake nurse- c rfulness is one of h atest assets-i you d preciate her. w ll certainly w LORETTA FRANCES MARSHALL Arrow Typist 4: Rhode Island Honor Society. You all know Loretta, for she is the cashier in the cafeteria. She has lots of pep which we all welcome in our most boring classes. Afternoons when she isn't expecting telephone calls, she is out rid- ing with Rita. Loretta is one of the few girls who can make her own clothes and have them fit correctly. Moreover, she is an ardent rooter at our basketball games and has that go out and die for dear old Barrington note in her cheering 23