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

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MARGARET ANN BENNETT Peggy” Peggy is known throughout the Senior class for her fre- quent feuds with her brother Tom. However, she is very congenial and warm toward her classmates and is liked by all. We are lucky to have had her as one of our class. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2-3-U THOMAS LTNWOOD BENNETT Tom Tom, like his sister, is liked by all his classmates for his ability to take a joke, and his readiness for a laugh. Tom has also been our hard running fullback for the last two years, and he figured prominently in many of our wins. ACTIVITIES: Football 3-U; Baseball 2-3-U; Bachelors' Club U; Prom Committee 3 EDWARD NELSON BRIGGS, JR. v Ed Quiet and hard-working, earnest in all his studies, but not wishing to be in the limelight, Ed can be found behind the scenes doing his part, as exempli- fied by our Junior and Senior plays. ACTIVITIES: Fire Department 3-U; Basketball Manager 3; Football Manager 3 SARAH LOUISE BROWN Sally Known to her classmates for her terrific sense of humor, she can be counted on to make a joke out of any trying situation. Sally seems to have a genius for being found in the middle of any mischief in school, much to the chagrin of her father. If her pranks are a yardstick of success she’ll probably end up being President. ACTIVITIES: Senior Band 1-2-3-U; State Band 1-2-3; Class Play 3-U; Mixed Chorus Uj R.I. Music Festival 1-2-3-U; Good Will 3; Student Council 3-U; Orchestra 3

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CYNTHIA ALLEN Cyn Cynthia ia a quiet, likeable, hard-working girl who is very conscientious in her school work. She is always ready to give a helping hand whenever she is needed. This, combined with the striking combination of blue eyes and blond hair, is sure to bring her success. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2-3; Yearbook U; R.I. Music Fes. 2-3 MARCIA AYERS Marsh liarcia, who has been our class president for two years, has done more than her share of work for our class. Al- though being one of a set of twins, she has an individ- uality that can't be matched. Her brown eyes and sweet smile leave a feeline of warmth wherever she eoes. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 2-3-lij Jabberwock 2; Committee 3; Class Flay 3-U; Chorus U Prom ROBERT JOHNSTON AYERS Bob Bob, although liked by all the teachers, is usually in hot water with at least one of them. Co-captain of our football team, he has also played basketball and base- ball for three years. He,like his twin sister, Karcla, has also been our class president. ACTIVITIES: Football 2-3-iij Basketball 2-U; Baseball 2-3-U; Class Officer 2; Yearbook U; Bachelors' Club 1 DOLORES JEAN BAKER Jean Jean came to us in her Junior year; although we haven't known her long, we have found that she has a pleasant personality and is willing to pitch in and get in the swing of things. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club U

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MARILYN SEGAR BROWNE Marcy Marilyn came to North a year and a half ago, but she was well-known throughout the class in a very short time, due to her pleasant smile and charming persona- lity. She is known for her neat appearance, and her excellent taste in clothes. ACTIVITIESs Pep Club U} Band U JOAN LOUISE BRUSKIE Joanie Joanie, when she came to us in her second year of Junior high school, was rather inclined to stay in the backgroundj but by the time she was a Sophomore, we be- gan to get better acquainted with her. We have found her to be a girl with a wonderful personality and a sense of fair play. Joan, because of these things, will be sure to go a long way. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 3; Chorus 2-3j Band 3-h; F.H.A. l-2j Yearbook 1 MARY PATRICIA BUTLER Mary Mary, although sometimes on the quiet side in school, is full of fun, mischief, and friendliness to all. With a warm smile for everyone she is welcome where- ever she goes. Success must be waiting for Mary be- cause of her ability to mingle with people. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 2; Girls’ Chorus 2; Band 3j Pep Club U ROBERT AUGUSTUS BYERS Duzzy A cute little Southern boy—that’s our Duzzy. With his southern drawl and all his points defending his side of an argument—whether right or wrong—he always seems to come out on top. Although he left us in his Junior year, we were glad to see him return to grad- uate here at N.K. ACTIVITIES: Football 2-3; Bachelors' Club U