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

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U HOPESTILL VEITCH VIALL The blush is beizigtlflnsl, but'it is sonietimes, inconvenient. Girls' Basketgall 2-3-4g e Clulyl-2-3-41 ARROW Liter- ary Staff 43V RROYV siness,Q9t'Sllf 3fOperetta 4ijR. I, Honor Qpciety. BMP' if Aj' ' Next'-year Kathar-ine willuget a vervkarming young ladwn Peck High.S ool.Qlfe is Ho ieo always agreeable an 'willingpgf of t brilliant memb . f the class. She is rather qui , butfw are sure that her appy and infectious giggle gyiffbeh, d as often as it has been here. The very best ,of everything you, Hope! ffl, ft! ff! , . f, .1 ,f f f -'Hx I .f?f7f ff ffl 5 f a S ,f if - Q i . ARR1 'T BIGBE JWILK NS! A 'SPep!i1n:l?2i1I2ilfZyllpll!ln ofze.,7-'U 5' 7,1 gisgklub l- - 3 ARROW Jglfusiness 35 Basketball 2425 Qperetff 3 ClyeeQeade'r 3-43 Wx' Typiadf. 43 Com- Vj 'piling Editor?-4. j Q: Uyfl f K-H ' 11 f l Hfln t ek 'i5t1laf1 vQylifi41lar, f'itC- 1-2lYOQl1d. Fully 1 vigor, , and xigtglity she .c eerffor the gloryllof Barring- ftfnl and is re .dy fncjl willih V' anything.,1MIfIarriefteffairly -'sp ngsjvheridhe wallfsyso brig' it is her step., Njusfyear she inlay atli?1gL'a conipt eter? og, a secretarial schofoglk From all of us to y ,uf Harriet e, bestyfof luck! -ff ' U , 'N Nfl' A BARA MOTT NVINDLE ' ' , J' 41, M Op retta -4g Glee Clxr b 2-3-43 RR w usiness Stall 4 li H fwioiee was ever soft, gently 7 tl low. . K kg Quiet d ash l, thagls,B bara! likes 'qlj bows in her hair, Y trips to! hefgost HQ IQSQ certain other things thatgfhe l 'ill not ll Al Hi ng advises us to ask Barbara to, tgl some of her jokes. Thesgjuiet, bashful people-one never kriows, does one? YVe hear t at she is considering secretarial school as her goal next year. X3 AMILIO LOUIS ZOMPA 'N 'More silent man was never made by Gnd. Amilio is another of those quiet individuals in whom our class seems to abound. . That's all right, Amilio. Remember the old saying: Speech is silver, Silence is golden. Amilio hasn't yet decided what he will do in the future, but he has our wishes for the best of luck in whatever he undertakes. 22

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LP FREDERICK JOSEPH SAMPSON Welcome ever smiles. Football Marfger 4a Basketball 43 Akkow Business Staff'4. gf 4 ,L 7,A,,y,mf Fregffs flflyeryf h'in8fvl1ddalEvl1Q mme all the way from Walrren tof atte Your scho 'He Ipgpl ,liflmself a very able manager of ouffsllccessfu-lf footlflnl' team his year, and also showed his taWn,t7by 111aki g thelvgfarsity his first year out for basketball.'Good luck, Fred, ll1'W hatevefr you endeavor to do. EN SCA OOD SCHOLES A s llf tress of her art. RRONV Lite ry If 3-45 R. . Hon r Soc' ty. e artist of sl arken's ex ' w are seen down i the drawi 0 , an in many places. Not all her ti goes to rt, howeve , s ds high in her studies, nty of time f s' activities. At the School of si next year, her abl y a d unusual technique will take her r. 1 A 1- K ' 1 ' I 1 1 . ff t r, ' . ,Q AD!! PHYLLiS sCfoTTLg-Af , ' l ls? 1 I, Steady at feverytltingffl, ., ifljiasketball l-3-43 ARROW? Literary Staff 3-453' R. I. Honor 'va Society. l L' V ' , ' 'Elf you'vq ever seen1,Ada persuading junior High School stu- dents to dontributes-fo the ARROW, you'ye probably decided that she'syan''eflicient6g'0-getter. Actually, she's veryx imaginative and loayes to read b oks of tlvre Don .juan type, During theypast year, Ada has been studying bookkeepingi and going to the School of Design, agshe hopes to cfumbine trade with art when she goes' into business with,-her father next year. -' , Y V I ' S X Z ETT 1 LO N Um 1 ' th a In, en ' X0 n 3' ootb 35 B ' etba 4g erett 5 Glee lub 1 -3-4g ROW' sines Staff 4. Betty h s the d'stin n of ng ne of w b ds i e s if is was e in el ' f e f and e rem a ur 1 r r w t 1 s m f t th cl A t s he SQ r l h l l oo - t . Th f B a at n ' b t 41 f th oot ll m. l, plenty f er en ' lo h 0651 k j t what she' goin V do t yea A u 're e s ll d it w l. 21

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RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY Back row, left to right: M. Leach, R. Holden, C. Dunbar, A. Les Carbeau. Middle row, left to right: B. Sammis, E. Oliva, D. Ford, H. Viall, R. Remington. Front raw, lefl to right: M. Barrett, C. Covell, A. Sciotti, M. Scholes, J. Aultman. Fourteen members of the graduating class of 1939 have been elected to the Rhode Island Honor Society. In these fourteen students the organization has apparently achieved its purpose of encouraging the development of high scholarship, for they have satisfied the qualincations of maintain- ing, up to the beginning of the second half of their senior year, an average rank of eighty-Hve per cent or over in their school work. For their efforts they are repaid with a blue and gold pin of appropriate design, not unlike a fraternity pin, and a certifi- cate of award, but the greatest reward of all should be the knowledge of a work well done. 23