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

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4 AMW N I Life i tself t a ga at football. seball l , 3, 4, -C n , Bas etball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, ootball 3, 4, aptain . Ka star ath e o-,the eni ask, has made quite na e for him- self n footbal bas tba , an seball. Proficie t in a t ree, he will remembe d espe ' y for outstanding wor o e ootball field, a key n n r r side from his other in ests, Ka l'kes pain the town r ith t e gang . lt a g be a o e sq d fo th e e . , , h the vy esn' av orities, I will entgl. l. ate LUCILLE JACOBY WEIKEL 1 A She was ever a gentlewoman. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 45 Arrow Literary Staff 3, 4, Arrow Business Staff 4, Manager 4, Social Committee 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Bowling 4, Secretary 4, R. l. Honor Society. Lucille joined our class in her sophomore year. Since then she has done a wonderful job as student council member and as class treasurer, too, in her junior and senior years. Dancing to swing music is her favor- ite entertainment, basketball and soccer, her favorite sports. Next year she will enter Mount l-lolyoke to major in mathematics or languages. Lots of luck in whatever you do, Lucille! - LESTER E. ALLEN During his senior year Lester left the Class of '45 to join the Navy. l-le is now at Sampson, New York, attending Electrical School. While at Peck, his friendly smile and easy disposition won him many friends. Good luck to you, Lester. BRUCE lvlcLAREN BOTTOMLEY Bruce joined the Class of '45 during its freshman year. Since then he has proved himself a welcome addition, having been the source of many laughs and an all-round good fellow. Among his more noted ac- complishments are his trumpet-playing and smooth dancing. Last fall he left us to join the Navy, where he is studying to be an electrician's mate. All the luck in the world, Bott , Zi

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ill ri 1 3 B B A ELIZAB Tl-l R ' d made a fri d sincere ibrary Aide 4. y cgftisuall b found gi gling with ove omething Ot cou . n ing at t cagen, writ' tokcial e vy and atten ing tootb ll nd basketbal a s occu f her e Bobby would like be a s cre ial orker, but h ture pi s ar uncertain as yet Wherever she , Bobby will mak new A, Ki or she is tun and a grand pal . Club l, Bowling 4. DAVID L. SMlTl-l The Smith a mighty man is he. Beacon l, l-li-Y 4, Outdoor Track 3, 4, Indoor Track 4' Cross Country 4, Cross Country Co-Captain 4, Victory Corps 2, Social Committee l. Smitty , with his curly hair and dimples, is well known to us, espe- cially this year, as he has shown himself to be quite a star on the Cross Country track team. l-lis favorite pastime is going to Woonsocket, where we hear he has some good times, Next year he expects to be in one ot the services. We wish you loads ot luck, Dave , HENRY ROBERT STANLEY Ay, there's the rub. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps Z. Hank , as he is known to most of his associates, is the other senior who mixes a mean concoction at the County Road Pharmacy. The sta- tion wagon which just whizzed by on two wheels was probably driven by hirn. l-lis jokes have made him an entertaining member ot more than one class. Hank is very interested in the Maritime Service and plans to make it his tuture, l-lis sense of humor should take him a long way, and we wish him smooth sailing. ZO Jo ANNE ESTHER SEIBERT There is something in the wind Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer l, 2, Arrow Literary Staff 4 Arrow Business Statt 4, Social Committee l, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2 4 Latin Josie joined our fair class in the vicinity ot the eighth grade and she has been providing us with latts ever since Shes noted for her tall stories, and crazy actions, tor instance, her pet ambition is to be a night clerk in a Brazilian hotel. She's so much fun were sure she'll make many new friends at Stephen's Junior College next year l-lave fun, Jo -We'll never forget you

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Rl-IODE ISLAND I-IONOR SOCIETY Standing, left to right: R. DeAngelis, C. Moore, I.. Bosworth, V, lvlinardi, I., DeISanto, J. McCann. Sitting: B. Anderson, I.. Weikel, D. Gladding, J. Crowell, I., Boudreau, B, Pryce. Rhoole lslancl l-lonor Society The Arrow wishes to extend its congratu- eighty-tive per cent or more during the past lations to the twelve members of the class of three and one-halt years of high school. Their i945 who, as a result ot their diligence and election to the Rhode Island I-lonor Society perseverance, have maintained an average of is a fitting climax to their efforts. 22