North Kingstown High School - Skippers Log Yearbook (North Kingstown, RI)

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ELIZA BESSIE MUMFORD Betty. Betty with her pleasing personality and bright smile, sure was a whiz at typing. You could always see her laughing at lunch. along with people earned her many lasting friends, cord, you’ll make a fine secretary, Betty. Activities: Mouthpiece Staff (typist) 4. and her ability to get With your good typing re- CHARLES ADELBERT NORTHUP Charlie Charlie’s one of those tall, blonde, nice looking boys who get along with, and are popular with everyone--boys as well as girls. He is always fun to have around because of his sense of humor and ready wit. All these characteristics have made him many friends during his high school years, and we are sure he will continue to make them. Activities: Bachelors'Club 3.4; Fire Department 1.2,3,4. FRANCES MARGARET OGREN Fran Fran, chosen the best all-around girl, is the friendly blonde who greets everyone with a Hi! “ She is a good sport and always enjoys a gay time. We were fortunate to have Fran as our secretary for the last two years. Nursing is her chosen career and she’s sure to be successful in it. Activities: Class Play 2; Jabberwock 2; Good Will Society 3,4; Secretary 3,4. ALICE JEANETTE PECK Sal Although reserved and quiet, to us Alice is synonymous with sincerity. Her dependability and good nature, along with her red hair, made her a lik- able classmate. Her knowledge of typing and shorthand will be a big help to her in her career as a secretary. 27 Activities: Food Sale Committee 3.

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DAVID LEWIS MOON Dave Always late for chemistry but so punctual for dates--that's Dave. He is especially fond of motorcycles, and the mere mention of them interests him. Dave's activities and studies kept him pretty busy during his high school years, but he still managed to find time for fun. Activities: F. F. A. 2,3,4; Fire Department 2,3,4. PARTICIA JANE MORAN Pat The class of '52 lost another really swell gal when Pat moved to Salem in her senior year. While at N. K. Pat was popular with everyone and added much to her class. She got along well at Salem too, and we're sure she will continue to make friends. Activities: Majorettes 2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Jabberwock 1,2,3; Rhode Island Music Festival 2,3,4; New England Music Festival 2. PAUL RALPH MORRA Paul Paul is one of the more studious boys of the class of '52. Hard working, quiet, friendly, and sincere, Paul made many lasting friendships while at N. K. H. S. His diligence and personal charm will carry him far in his future life. MARJORIE ARLENE MOYNIHAN Margie Margie's the gal with the cute figure, friendly manner, and big problems. Although she nearly always seems worried about some- thing or other, things usually work out to hei liking. She did a grand job of holding the Mouthpiece together as its editor during her junior and senior years. She was also a busy member of the Year- book Staff, and contributed greatly to the Skippers Log . She made many friends at N. K. and we're sure she'll continue doing so. Activities: Class Play 2; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Mouthpiece Staff 1,2; Mouthpiece Editor 3,4; Play Committee 3. 26

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MARY ANNE PELKEY “Mary Sweet, neat, and petite--that's Mary, one of the prettiest and most pop- ular girls in the class of '52. What would the Yearbook Staff have done with- out her drawings? Because of her interest in art, Mary will probably attend the Rhode Island School of Design. Activities: Girls' Chorus I; Mouthpiece Staff 2,3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Jabber- wock 2; Good Will Society 3,4; Play Committee 2. Claire is quiet yet sincere and is always available when help is needed. As a member of the senior play committee, her work is invaluable. She al- ways has something nice to say about everyone and her good nature is enhanced by her easy going ways. Activities: Play committee 4. CLAIRE HELEN PERRY Claire ROBERT LEONARD PIERCE ■ Bob Whenever you want something done efficiently, Bob is the person you should look for. Boi a popular participant in class activities, also finds time to play the drum in the band. We bet he never wrote as many letters as he did when he was business manager for the Yearbook Staff I His industry and am- bition will make him a successful carpenter. Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4: Boy’s Chorus I; Class Play 3,4; Yearbook staff3,4; Prom Committe 3; Varsity Revue I; Play Committee 3; Swing Band 2. RUTH EVELYN REYNHOUT Ruthie Editor-in-Chief, blonde--usually busy--that's Ruthie. She could usually be found anywhere and everywhere during activity period. Her friendliness and even temper gained her many friends at N. K. She did a wonderful job as Editor of the Skippers Log . We're sure she will do as well in nurses training at West Suburban. Activities: Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook 3,4. 28