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

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Faculty Standing, left to right: Miss Margarete I-ioenemann, Mr. Manuel DeMotta, Mr. W. Sitri Harold O'Connor, Mr. Arnold Rasmussen, Miss Ciara E. Gibbs, Miss Amy I-lowland, Mr. Carl Pickering, Miss Ruth R Walch, Mr. Robert Ainsworth, Miss Margaret Scott, Mr. Kenneth Petersen, Mrs. Doris Hathaway, Mr. Kenneth Creighton, Miss Ena Tilison, Mrs, Frances Johnson, Mr, Anthony Martin. ng: Miss Louise Picerelli, Miss Margaret D. Barton, Mrs. Edith Sargent, Miss Mona Baker, Miss Ella V, Quiity, Mr. Lewis I-iolden, Miss Dorothy Roberts, Mrs. Grace F. Grieve, Miss Frances Guerin, Miss Flora M. Zwicker, Miss Albina Banulis.

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Principals Message to Seniors Seniors of l945, l have one question for you: Are you living each day for what it alone can give, or are you using each day as part of an intelligent plan for an efficient, useful, and happy future? This question is most pertinent today when we see so many who apparently think only of the personal pleasure and profit of the mo- ment. Only an intelligent, unselfish, forward- looking minority are serious about post-war planning for the world, the nation, the state, the community, and the individual. Where do you stand? There are reasons why l have faith in you- why l believe that you are in the thinking minority. ln spite of the temptation to leave school for temporary high wages, a temptation yielded to by hundreds of thousands, you have remained at school, preparing for useful ser- vice later. More than that, many of you have made intelligent plans to continue your edu- cation. Even those of you who will soon be in your country's service have made such plans for both before and after your call to duty. While continuing to prepare for the future, you have also done your share in our emergency through summer work, part-time employment, and such voluntary, unpaid service as the tak- ing of the Barrington census. Yes, l have faith in you because l have ob- served signs that you are thinking for your- selves and looking toward the future. My message is a challenge that you continue to think seriously and plan intelligently, in so doing, you will serve best and contribute most to make democracy live. LEWIS E. HOLDEN, Principal

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' ARROW STAFF OFFICERS Standing, left to right: Miss Ella V. Quilty, Miss Ruth P. Walch, Miss Frances Guerin, Miss Margarete l-loenemann, Miss Margaret D, Barton, R, DeAngelis. . Sitting: L, Weikel, C. Moore, F, Welch, B. Pryce, R. Chellel, D, Gladding, B. Gerber. Literary Stall Editor-in-Chief-Betty Pryce Joke Committee A , Ed, Betty Mcl.eary Emily Gay ' , Ssooale 'tors John McCann Nancy Brown Dorothy Gladding Beverly Gerber Charles Rayner Art Editor-Carolyn Moore Assistant Editor--Alice Viall Alhlellc Editors lglrlsl Compiling Editor-Rita Chellel Alice Chellel Mary Owen Skll Wflfefs Athletic Editors lboysl Joyce Lother Anna Pezzullo CO-Clqayi-men Ellen Douglas Jean Crowell Victor Minardi Ted FerrV Rowena Ernst Jeanette O'Neil Jerry McMann Herbert l-lale Karl Sylvia Gretchen Colley A Orgamzations Social Committee Ethel Machon George Bolton LO, , B d F M Lucille Weikel Lois Moreland Fame OU reau aye Omgomery Bernice Anderson Ann Henley Frances Welch Alumni Committee ' Typists Jo Ann Seibert Nancy Spencer Carolyn Andreozzl Mary Marcello Joan Bolwell Angelina Pompeii