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

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LINDA R BOTTOMLEY Bott” Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm ” Enthusiasm with a capital ”E,” Bott can inspire team to victory. Her earnestness and determination will lighten any task. EILEEN M BLAISDELL Marie” No receipt openeth the heart hut a true friend. An answer for every question es- pecially in Chemistry. Eileen has that certain something that attracts many friends. Talkative and always helpful—that's our Eileen! JOSEPH A BEAUDOIN, JR. “Bud” The busier we are, the more acute• ly we feel that we live. Bud is undoubtedly the least heard from in our class. No matter how hard the task, his perseverance will win out in the end. HERBERT P BOYCE, JR Herf)” A fresh, a free, a friendly guy!” Here's N. K.'s answer to “Steve Canyon.” Herb is as sharp on avia- tion as he is on the football field. A good athlete and a great friend, he is sure to succeed. KRISTINA F BATTON “Kris” Fond of fun as fond can be” Whenever there's a party going on, nine chances out of ten. it’s at Kris’ '’pad.” A good cheerleader— it will be hard to fill her place.

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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

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TIMOTHY E. BRENNAN •’Tim Variety is the soul of pleasure It may be said that one who enjoys life gets the most from it. Tim certainly lives up to the first part of this expression. No matter what the situation, he seems to be able to see the bright side of it. JOYCE L. BROWN Joyce Come—let us be Ray. A shy and retiring miss, Joyce has always been a loyal member of our school. We feel that she has been a valuable asset to N.K.H.S. WILLIAM CALDWELL ••Bill” Learning is iter young Here’s a congenial boy who pos- sesses a love for all sports. After 2:30 p.m. his happy haunting grounds are the baseball field or the basketball court. RONALD F. BURKA Ronnie Tranquillity is thou better name. Ronnie is quiet enough in school, but outside it is a different story. We know he will make good in whatever he undertakes and we wish him the best of luck. REYNARD L. BULLOCK Skee The potter of thought, the magic of the mind Skee's acquaintances are many. Dur- ing his school life, he has been very much interested in musical activities and has developed to a high degree in that line. 29