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

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ROBERT B. ALLYN Bob A wise, rare smile ' Bob is a quiet chap, having gained many friends through his silent but appreciative humor. We know that he will be a success in any vocation he plans to follow. ERNEST T. ANDERSON. JR Ernie Naught greater than an honest, humble heart One of our better math students, Ernie has a knack to do as little as possible and get the most out of it. Seriously, he will undoubtedly be of credit to our class in later years. BETTE J. ANDREWS Bette Boops” Born to be happy, all of us. A giggle, a burst of laughter, and Bette appears. Too bad they don't allow girls to enter the Indianap- olis 500 for you would be a sure winner, not only there but in whatever you do. THOMAS L. ALLEN Tommy love a good creditable acquaint- ance. Tommy is easy-going, good natured, and is very accommodating. He is never too busy to help a friend and he is well-liked by everyone. ROSELYN F. ANDREWS Faith If a woman hat e long hair, it is a glory to her. Here is a fine young lady who is fortunate enough to be able to com- bine feminine charm with athletics. Needless to say, N. K. will miss you. Faith. 26

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MARY-LOU SYLVESTER Lou” A swell girl—you know—a regular peach ” In spite of her diminutive stature, Lou has plenty of energy and is always absorbed in whatever occupies her interest. Always remember, Money and Mary-Lou go together! ALBERT D JACKSON. JR. •Stony” He has wit and uses it to please” Straight from Dixie. ’ Stony” has a ready good word for everyone. His good naturedness will always be an asset to him. Senior Class Advisor MR GEORGE GARDNER 25

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 JOYCE M ARNOLD |X'ith sweetness fresh as a rose” Joyce is a laughing, peppy girl who will certainly make a grand addition to the beauty profession Constantly smiling and always pleasant, she will be welcomed wherever she goes. HARRY M BAKER, II Happy as the day is long. To those who aren't acquainted with him well. Harry is known only to be friendly and serious; but we who understand him know he is of a decidedly mischievous nature. ROBERT H BARBER Bob’ Unto ourselves, our own life is necessary, unto others, our char- acter” Congenial and quiet. Bob has gath- ered about him many friends. His persevering nature assures us that Bob will certainly make something of himself in the near future. tt i HBr m U PATRICIA L. BALLOU Par Good and gay; bonny and blithe Pat is one of the old reliables who can get things done. She's a neat, trim, high-stepping majorette whose vivacity will be missed by all. PATRICIA A BALL Pat The charm and playfulness of her talkr Pat’s twinkling eyes are an evi- dence of her fondness for fun. Her unfailing energy has made her a popular member in school affairs at NJC.H.S. 27