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

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HENRY A. QUINN Mr. Quinn has taught us English: We've studied and we’ve read And he finally crammed some knowledge Into our empty little heads. ARNOLD R. ROGERS Ur. Rogers taught physics, Boyle's Law and all. Electricity and buoyancy And the speed with which things fall. HELEN D. ROSS Let's go back to Constantinople, Reminds us of modem history. How a teacher can be so popular Is Miss Ross's private mystery. JOHN SHERIDAN Ur. Sheridan taught us history; We enjoyed his class and so We'll never forget his teachings And all that we now knou: ESTER S. TEW Typing and shorthand. Office practice and all: We learned from Miss Tew How to be right on the ball. FRANK J. MURGO Victory, victory, that's our cry, V IC TO R- Y. Is he with it? Yes-sir-ree! Our coach will lead us to victory.

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CHARLES M. HILL He helped us form a senior chorus And met with us one night each week. To Mr. Hill lie're truly grateful hid a lielter sport u e needn 't seek. HARRY R. LEWIS lie taught the hoys of farming And advised the F.F.A. If hat the guvs hare learned oj aggie Someday trill really pay. BERTHA S. MARSDEN Our library is new: Yet it's had a good start. This is due to Mrs. Marsden If ho played more than her pari. william McDermott Out on the field. Coaching our team. He helped the guys Stay right on the beam. DORIS F. MILLETTE An efficient boss or secretary Must keep his records neat: For teaching us the trick of it Miss Millette couldn't be beat. MR. LEON L’HEUREUX Mr. L Heureux taught in Latin Of the customs of the Gauls. Caesar and the Helvetians. The Gallic If ar and all. DAVID C. MELLOR The name is Mr. Mellor. The room is .305: For teaching G.B. T. There's no better guy alive. ANTHONY C. PERRY Known as Mr. Pern To everyone in school. Our athletic director Has a voice that's real cool.

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