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

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DORIS F. HTLL2TTE Teaching us to keep our books Efficiently and neat. Has been the job of Miss Millette, And her work has been complete. EVELYN N. MQFFITT Miss Moffitt's our advisor. To her we owe much more Than ever we could give her. Our class of 5V. FRANK J. MURGO In sports we had the finest coach That there could ever be. For Mr. Murgo led us forth To many a victory. NORMA T. PAHUSTTE The Joyous sound of music We heard throughout the day. Was Mrs. Paillette's music class Of songs so light and gay. ANTHONY C. PERRY Mr. Perry has done wonders For the class of SU ; We owe him for a lot of things We never had before.

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ROBERT J. HERCHEN Of Shakespeare and his dr We hare surely learned; For Mr. Herchen'e classes The midnight oil ve're burned. CHARLES M. HILL In every phase of music Mr. Hill is in command. That's why it is so difficult To beat the N. K. band. HARRY R. LEWIS Mr. Lewis is a teacher Who is serene and calm; He teaches agriculture So the boys can learn to farm. VIRGINIA C. LEWIS Mrs. Lewis teaches science; About the earth's great mass. And from the junior high we learn It's a fascinating class. BERTHA S. MARS DEN We're proud of Mrs. Marsden, And all that she has done To prove to many of us. That learning can be fun.

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EDWARD S. PRATT Mr. Pratt has been our Skipper1 , And to him we owe a debt Of gratitude for guidance We never shall forget. HENRY A. QUINN English is important As it has always been; And now we know the reason why. We learned from Mr. Quinn. HELEN D. ROSS Miss Ross taught us our history Of facts that were about Our country past and present. And nothing she left outl ESTHER S. TEW To be the perfect office girl In everything you do, Just take the course that's offered In typing, by Miss Tew. MARY E. WESTLAKE Music hath the greatest cham'' That of course you knew; With Mrs. Westlake teaching it This wa really true.