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

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Name Judy Aultman Susy Barrett Winnie Baxter Eggie Beaver Duke Berardi Elinor Berk john Cicerchia Betty Collamore Dunc Colley Doris Cooper Charlotte Covell Donald Cramer Charlie Dunbar Shirley Edmunds Ray Farnum Dot Ford Lena Giardini Johnnie Hiller Dick Holden Millie Jones Art Kingsford Addie Lamson Myron Leach Art Les Carbeau Donald MacDougall Baby Mancino Mary McLaughlin Ray McNally Kenny Munroe Ethel Oliva jay Pattee Marion Perry john Raponi Vic Raponi Ruth Remington Barbara Sammis Fred Sampson 'Marken Scholes Ada Sciotti Betty Taylor Hopie Viall Harriette Wilkins Barbara Vvindle Amilio Zompa Senior Singularities .-ii. Noted for Wit Angora Sweaters Dancing Carefree Attitude Profile Typing Ability Gardening Good Nature F lashy Socks Being Demure Blushes Peculiar Noises Camera Meekness Everything Blond Hair Loyalty to Sports Bass Playing Nice Smile Popularity School Boy Complexion Charm Bracelets Silence Brains Car Petiteness Newcomer Good Excuses Millie Stateliness Athletics Dance Interpretations Arguing Red Sweaters Big Brown Eyes Dignity Stooge Drawing Natural Curly Hair Baby Face Friendliness Being Cashier Trips to the Post Office Unobtrusiveness Weakness Pawtucket Movies Riverside Excitement Golf Checked Clothes Mrs. Sargent National Guard Pipe Bright Nail Polish Lovers' Lane Prof. Tariffs Long VValks Islands Dark Glasses Athletes Arguments Junior High Girls High-scoring Athletes Certain Infatuations Cape Cod Tickling Girls Side Remarks Wine, Women, and Song Sleeping in Study Hall Nothing Evident Gossiping Millie Anything Red Sports Page Tricky Hair Styles Dancing Bed-time Stories N ewberry's jewelry Prison Shaves Bright Red Lips tick Heated Discussions Taking Dares Horses Russell Hair Ribbons Lollipops Future Cartoonist Movie Queen Dress Designer Speed King Glamour Boy Stenog Fruit Peddler Mrs. QPJ Debater Blues Singer Star Gazer Snake Charmer Second Rubinoff Mara thonist U. S. President Garbo Mascot Inventor Orphanage Director Divorcee Fire Chief Model Ku Klux Klan Commentator Taxi Driver Baby Wampus Star Schoolmarm Minister Millie Police Woman jitterbug jewelry Buyer Crooner Rum-runner Grand Opera Follies Girl Travelling Salesman Rembrandt II Reformer Writing Radio Thrillers Bareback Rider Old Maid UQ Aviatrix ' Hermit Aintasayin, '39, '39, '39 84 '39

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Dear Diary 1935-36 ' Freshmen-in high school at last! fOh, Yeah? lNe're still eating with the Junior High, can't go to half the assemblies, and barred from the upper classmen's parties-- are we men or mice?!j Swell new addition with many-purpose auditorium, modern cafeteria, and locker and shower rooms, and live spiffy class- rooms. New faces and new teachers, new sense of responsibility, too, which comes with choosing our own courses. 1936- Sophomores - dehnitely senior high school students now! V Boys walked off with all class offices with Ray Farnum, president, Myron Leach, vice- president, Dick Holden, secretary, Bubsy Gladding, treasurer. School thrilled to pieces because basket- ball team captured Class C title. Band and orchestra, formed last year, 1937- -Iuniors-lost sheep this year-no longer classed as youngsters, but still overshadowed by seniors. Cupid got Miss lfVatson-we elected ,Miss Gibbs as new class adviser. Officers: presi- dent, Ray Farnum, vice-president, Myron Leach, secretary, Charlotte Covell, treas- urer, Bubsy Gladding. 1938- SEN1oRs! Wheeeee!!!!! Started out with good intentions for proper dignity, but hur- ricane blew ,em all away. Class officers: Ray Farnum, president, Kenny Munroe, vice-president, Susy Bar- rett, secretary, Lena Giardini, treasurer. Class dance at Thanksgiving time. Still democratic-let freshmen come. Best party of the year!!!! Day out for graduation pictures. Results Elected Miss Watson class adviser, and class officers: president-Jay Pattee, vice- president-Ray Farnum, secretary-Susy Barrett, treasurer-Johnnie Hiller. Gave our first class party, June 5-girls wore long dresses Qlooks like we're off to party a radical high school careerly best of the year! Allowed to attend the sopho- more dance, also, fgenerous soulslb HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR: A new Eng- lish teacher, hot-sketch and never-to-be- forgotten, Mr. Maclnnes. 37 coming into limelight now. Marching band, an added attraction of football games. Santa Clausl' Butler steals show at our Christmas shindig-best party of the year!! HIGHLIGHT or THE YEAR: Operetta play- ing two nights, each time to a crowded house. 38 More radicalism-we let the underclass- men come to our dance-nothing snobbish about us! Balloons and a broken drum pro- vided amusement-best party of the year!!! HIGHLIGHT or THE YEAR: Hard covers on the ARROW, and caps and gowns at gradua- tion. 39 all you could expect. Big time that day in theatres! V Still being different: senior group picture for ARROW, gray caps and gowns for gradu- ation. Bigger and better year book, outstanding senior play, class day, and Senior Ball best ever! HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR: Graduation!!!!! Cov1E, JUDY, SUSY, and MILLIE, '39