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

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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

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