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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1965 volume:

Skipper’s Cog 1965 I NORTH KINGSTOWN SENIOR North Kingstown, Rhode pue|S| lOOHDS H9IH Bounded on three sides by turbulent, blue-green ocean, the lighthouse stands as a beacon for the many men who find themselves drawn to the sea. These seafarers have been attracted to the water for varied reasons ranging from national defense to pleasure boating; yet each relies on the rays from the same white tower to provide safety, security, and a sense of peace. In a similar manner, the North Kingstown High School serves as a guide in our pursuit of learning. The beams of truth, honor, and knowledge will hopefully provide each North Kingstown High Skipper with adequate preparation for what lies beyond. ✓V Table of Contents Administration and Faculty................7 Seniors...................... Juniors......................73 Sophomores...................79 Freshmen.....................87 Superlatives.................95 Organizations and Activities...........101 Sports......................125 Every student at North Kingstown High School is very much indebted to the members of our School Committee. They spend many hours work- ing to maintain and improve the quality of edu- cation in North Kingstown. The staff of the 1965 Skipper’s Log takes this opportunity to say a sincere thank you to: Mr. Kenneth Fletcher, Chairman Mr. Fred Mead, Clerk Mr. Henry Hutler Mrs. Frank Cants Mr. Howard Gardiner Dr. Stanley Van Wagner Mrs. Philip Willis 8 Superintendent It is a happy privilege for me to extend to the members of the Class of 1965, North Kingstown High School, both greetings and good wishes for the years ahead. We regret very much that circumstances over which we have little control precludes our knowledge of many of you as individuals, but rather only as a class, the larg- est senior class in the history of North Kingstown public education. It is almost certain that this particular statistic will continue to be repeated, many, many times. As individual members of the Class of 1965, I hope that you will take with you after graduation, pleasant memories of the time you have spent at North Kings- town High School. Try to remember always that if at times the going was not as smooth as you thought it should have been, your teachers, principal, and guidance counselors were only striving to make certain that you would obtain your high school diploma, which, in turn would lead to further opportunities for each of you. Now for the first time in our Nation’s history, our Na- tional leaders are taking positive steps to insure that every American young man and young woman can develop their full potential in every respect. Great programs are in the making which should open doors of opportunity never be- fore considered possible. Each of you in some way or degree will become involved in this great movement and in doing so may you fulfill our fondest hopes and wishes for your happiness and success in life. Sincerely, Hiram A. Davis Asst. Superintendent BURTON FROBERG B.S.; M.S.Ed. University of Rhode Island 9 Principal Another graduating class and another record-breaking number of graduates! This year, as in several preceding ones, records ha e been made in both academic and other school activity areas and it is my hope that North Kings- town will continue to be increasingly active in the years to come so that each specific year will show our school progressing towards better and more complete academic and non-academic offerings. To the graduates, may I extend for the Faculty, congratu- lations upon your successful completion of high school and to the Yearbook Staff, and your advisor, Mrs. Hawkin- son, commendation for the arrangement and contents of the yearbook. To each of you individually, I sincerely hope that you will in later years achieve the goal which you have set for yourself and that you will always remember that your high school is ever mindful ami proud of your accomplish- ments. Good luck and best wishes to you all! Edward S. Pratt Principal Asst. Principal LEROY E. ALGREN Ed.B.; M.S. .Rhode Island College University of Rhode Island Head of Mathematics Department 10 Guidance Department GEORGE SPRAGUE B.A. University of Rhode Island Head of Guidance Dept. HELEN G. KELLEY B.S.; M.A. University of Rhode Island J JOHN McGINN A.B.: Ed.M. Brown University Rhode Island College Adxisor of Eleventh Grade Advisor of A.FS. STUART ELLEN Ed.M.; B.S. Rhode Island College University of Rhode Island II HKNRY A. QUINN H.A. Providence College Advisor of Col Club Head of English Dept. JACQUELYN A. ALTLAND B.A. Barrington College y : I ELAINE T. BLASF.R A.B. Gordon College Eng Depart ■ EILEEN BOURGEOIS B.A.; M.A. University of Rhode Island W JOANNE BURNS L F Ed.B. yp— Rhode Island College jp v 12 PHYLLIS CLARK B.A.; M.A. University of Rhode Island Advisor of Drama Club PATRICIA W. LEHNERTZ B.S. Austin Peay State College Tenth Grade Advisor lish ment DAVID REIDY B.A. University of Rhode Island Football Coach HELEN D. ROSS M.A.; B.L.S. Washington University St. Louis Library School Advisor of Debating Club BRENDA SPRAGUE B.A. Ricker College Advisor of Newspaper 13 KATHLEEN GOODWIN B.A. University of Rhode Island LYNETTE G. OLSEN B.S.; M.S. University of Rhode Island University of Wisconsin JOHN J. HELI.EWELL ITS. Rucknell University Mass. Institute of Technology Head of Science Dept. ZACHARY CHARON B.S. Cornell Mass. Institute of Technology Twelfth Grade Advisor DONNA B. BARKER B.S. University of Rhode Island MARILYN RECORDS B.S. University of Rhode Island Science DONALD MEADOWS B.S. Alaluma Polytechnic Institute HELEN TRIPP B.S.; Ed. Bridgewater State College 14 MARY LOU HAWKINSON B.A. University of Rhode Island Ad visor of Yearbook Staff THistory JOHN F. SHERIDAN B.A. Providence College Advisor to Student Council Head of Social Studies JOHN F. CHARLES B.A. University of Michigan MARGARET LOUGHRAN B.A. University of Rhode Island Ninth Crade Advisor CLARA JUSTICE R.S.; Erl.B.: LL.B.; M.A. West Virginia University University of Pennsylvania HOWARD MILLER B.S. University of Pennsylvania Edinboro College Advisor of Sailing and Debating Club Tenth Grade Advisor HARVEY NYLUND B.S. U.S. Naval Academy University of Rhode Island 15 PHYLLIS ANDREWS B.A. University of Maine Advisor to Ninth Grade LOUIS A. BORAGINE B.S. University of Rhode Island WILLIAM M. CUBERT Ed.M.; Ph.C. Long Island University Rhode Island College University of Rhode Island STUART ELLEN B.S.; Ed.M. University of Rhode Island Rhode Island College RONALD GEORGE A. B. Providence College BEVERLY JOHNSON B. S. Hamline University Mathematics 16 DOROTHY FRIEND B.A.; M.A. Boston University Columbia University CHARLOTTE J. AYRES B.A.; M.A. Si. Lawrence University Middlebury College Head o) language Dept. CELIAN BAGNALL B.A. University of Rhode Island Eleventh Grade Advisor Advisor of Pep Club MARJORIE W. CHAMPLIN B.A.; MA.. Wheaton College Brown University Advisor of Debating Club GEORGE GARDINER B.A. University of Idaho University of Strasisburg Advisor of German Club JUDITH CURTIS B.S. University of Rhode Island RICHARD MORRY A. B. Providence College EARL PALMER B. A.; M.A. Brown University Middlebury College Language 17 ELEANOR E. BOURN B.S. University of Minnesota School Library Advisor of A.F£. ROSEMARY DWYER R.N. Butler Hospital School of Nursing Rhode Island College Physical Education LENORE CRANSTON B.S.; LL.B. Springfield College Advisor to G.A.A. and Varsity Cheerleading MARTHA McLAUD B.S. Slippery Rock Slate College Advisor to G.A.A. and Junior Varsity Cheerleading DONALD M. BROWN B.S. University of Rhode Island Advisor to Letterman’s Club MICHAEL PARISEAU B.S.; M.S. University of Rhode Island University of Bridgeport Home Economics GRACE EASTWOOD R.S.; M.S. University of Rhode Island Rhode Island College Head Home Ec. Dept. Advisor of F.H.A. MARGARET W. ADAMS B.S. Cornell University Advisor to F.H.A. Industrial Arts CLAUDE DOLLAR B.Ed. Castleton Teacher's College Keene Teacher’s College Head of Ind. Arts Dept. RAYMOND JENSEN Rhode Island School of Design Rhode Island College JAMES MacINNES Rhode Island School of Design Rhode Island College RICHARD PATTERSON B.S. Rhode Island College 19 Art Agriculture MIRIAM BOGMAN R.S. Rhode Island School of Design Pembroke College HARRY R. LEWIS, JR. B.S. University of Rhode island University of New Hampshire High School Fire Dept. Advisor of F.F.A. Music JOHN HIGBY R.S. Lowell State Teacher's College Supervisor of Music JOSEPH PEI.OSI B.M. Boston Conservatory of Music 20 LORETTA LUKOWICZ H.S.; B.Ed. Bryant College Head of Business Dept. Business DONNA JENNY B.S.; B.Ed. Bryant College Advisor of F.T.A. DORIS MILI.ETTE B.S.C.: B.Ed.; M.Ed. Bryant College Rhode Island College Boston University Advisor io F.B.L.A. DAVID C. MELLOR B.S.; B.A. Bryant College University of Rhode Island ANTHONY PERRY B.S. Hendricks Institute Harvard Brown University Director of Athletics Head of Dept, of Physical Education 21 Secretarial Staff Mrs. Dorothy Sandeman, Mrs. June Barber, Miss Judy Ccrrisli Custodial Staff 22 Cafeteria Staff Wait until you get to college. You’re in for a shock!!! 23 If Einstein did it, I don’t see why I can’t!!!! Senior Class Officers Brian Chandler, Treasurer; Chris Shuster, Vice President; Barbara Porter, Secretary; Denny Marge, President; Richard Burda, Marshal Homeroom Representatives Maureen Nevins, Jackie Carter, Toby Schust, Carol Koper, Maybeth Conway, Shiela Wells, Norman Newberry, John Cardin, Wayne McCarthy, Brian Smith, A1 Conn, Steve Wagner, Charlie Gifford 26 FRANCES A. ADAMS Commercial Course Likes to chatter . . . Smile for everyone. Modeling Club 1. NANCY L. AKER College Course “The smiling red head . . . Active in 4H . . . Can really handle a horse. Apple Blossom Queen. CHARLENE L. ALBRO College Course “Charlie” . . . Hockey whiz . . . Ambitious . . . Friend to all. AFS, CAA, Pep Club, Field Hockey. GREGORY G. ALLEN General Course Football hero . . . Loves to study??? . . . Usually seen and heard. Football 2. 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH R. ALLEN Industrial Arts Likes blonds . . . Shows keen interest in others . . . Kinda quiet. Coin Club 2; Fire Dept. 2, 3, 4. ALLISON M. ALLFREY College Course Great math student . . . Real class worker . . . Always chattering. Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Bio Club 2, 3; Newspaper 4: Music Club 4: Play 2. 27 THOMAS L. AYLWARD, JR. Industrial Arts “L . . . One of the boys . . . Always find him in Wick- ford . . . fun, fun, fun. RICHARD S. BACH ELDER College Course One of Bill’s boys . . . Hot Corvair . . . Our drum major . . . EG. has nice sugar and spice . . . “Skin Head”. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Sailing Club 2, 3; Library Assistant 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Class Play 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Newspaper 2, 4; Yearbook 4. ALBERT E. BAPTIES. JR. Agriculture Course “Fe” . . . Automobile expert . . . One of the Aggie boys ... A lot of fun. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES E. BAPTIES College Course Our best wrestler . .• . Love those muscles . . . Great determination. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Wrestling 3, 4. LOUIS R. BARBER Commercial Randy . . . Hot blue Plymouth . . . Mechanically in- clined ... Air Force bound. Football 1. GARY E. BAROLET College Course Gary . . . Baseball fan . . . Good with a blowgun . . . Love those Friday and Saturday nights. 28 LINDA L. BARRY College Course Cheerful . . . Pretty smile . . . Lively and sure to succeed. Dramatics 2, 4; Current Wave 2, 3, 4; Seminar 4; Play Comm. 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Majorette 4: Bio. Club 3. JOHN T. BAXTER College Course J.B. . . . Creat sense of humor . . . Coddard Park . . . Love that Chevy. THOMAS A. BEMAN Industrial Arts Course Here . . . He’s particular . . . Valuable member of the football team. Football 4. ROBERT E. BENNETT Industrial Arts Collects coins? . . . Works at Jenkins . . . Very- friendly. Coin Club 3. RICHARD B. BLAKE College Course Good sense of humor . . . Real easy going . . . Friendly to all. BRENDA A. BONNEAU Commercial Course Hails from Exeter . . . Always polite . . . Respectfully quiet. FHA 2. 29 MARSHA E. ROYER College Course Marsh . . . One of our peppy cheerleaders . . . Great school spirit . . . Swell girl. Concert 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Play Committee 2; Drama Cluh 2. CAROL J. BREWER Commercial Course Asset to our school . . . One of our prettiest girls . . . Swell kid. Girls Choir 1; Drama Club 2. LAWRENCE G. BROWN Industrial Arts “The Kid” . . . The Pantry . . . Hard worker. Football 2, 3. ROBERT A. BROWN Commercial Course Bob . . . Two years at N.K. . . . Spanish brain . . . friendly face. ROTC: Ham Radio dub. DAVE R. BRUSBY College Course Like that blond hair . . . Big black mill ... Full of excuses . . . How's your P.A.D. coming??? DALE E. BRYANT College Course Quiet . . . Well liked . . . Good personality. Fresh- man Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4. 30 RICHARD J. BURDA College Course Cross country star . . . Likes girls ... All around good guy. Basketball 1; Cross Country 3, 4; Current Wave 1, 2. 3; Yearbook 2; Coif Club 1, 2, 3; Class Marshal 4; . Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3: Wash- ington Trip Comm. 4. DAVID R. BURNHAM College Course Aggie boy . . . Happy go lucky . . . Known through- out the school. Baseball 1; Fire Dcp't 2, 3; Sailing Club 2; FFA 3, 4. JOHN A. CARDIN College Course Clark Kent of the newspaper . . . Good student . . . Quiet, but!! Bio Club 2, 3; Current Wave 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Class Play 3; Prom Comm. 3. ROBERT L. CARLSON College Course Friendliest guy in the class . . . Real workhorse . . . One of our class actors. Chess Club 2; Sailing Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Class Marshal 3. JACKLYN CARTER College Course Good looking . . . Stylish dresser . . . Quiet but friendly. Drama Club 2; Bio Club 2, 3; Student Council 2: AFS 3,4. DOROTHY A. CASTILLO College Course Us S.K. students would rather switch than fight . . . Oh! that red hair . . . Hey shortie. Model Legislature 3; Prom Comm. 3; Drama Club 4; FT A 4. 31 BRIAN J. CHANDLER College Course Good looking guy . . . Keeper of I lie purse . . . Friendly to everyone. Band 1, 2, 3; Class Treasurer 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3; Prom Comm. 1, 3; Sailing Club 3, 4. SANDRA L. CHAPPELL College Course Soft voice . . . Loves to study??? . . . Quiet, but devil- ish. Drama Club 2; Modeling Club 2; Pep Club 3; GAA 3. HELEN V. CHELLEW College Course Most intelligent . . . Reserved . . . Asset to our class. National Honor Society 2, 3. JAMES E. CLARK College Course Devilish smile . . . Take that coat off . . . P.A.D. genius. Baseball 1. BENJAMIN C. COLDWELL College Course Reads a lot . . . Quiet, but friendly. DAVID H. COLDWELL College Course Spanish brain?? . . . Always smiling. 32 JAMES E. CONLEY Commercial Course Jim . . . New this year at N.K. . . . Hails from Georgia . . . Linda?!! . . . Fine all around guy. ALTON H. CONN College Course Brud . . . Pillar of the baseball team . . . Two years at N.K. . . . Plenty of fun. Baseball 3; Basketball 3. MARY E. CONWAY College Course Maybeth—Belle . . . Chez Belle!!! Editor-in-chief . . . A truly great kid . . . Bear in mind. Student Council 1, 2; Drama Club 2; AFS 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Current Wave 4; Yearbook 4, Editor. CATHERINE J. COOK College Course Willie's girl . . . Physics major??? . . . Field trips . . . Midnight walks!!! Biology Club 2, 3; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 4; PTSA 4; Washington Trip Comm. 4. SHERYL A. COOK College Course Sherry . . . Likes a good argument . . . Peddles root beer . . . Always smiling. Drama Club 2, 4; Class Play 3; Variety Show 3; Na- tional Honor Society 2. PAUL D. COOMBS College Course Pud . . . One of the Aggie boys . . . Hot Plymouth . . . Great personality. High School Fire Dept. 2. 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1. 33 GWENDOLYN G. COOPER College Course A new addition to our class . . . Friendly and well liked. Pep Club 4; Drama Club 4: FHA 4. ROBERT E. COREY College Course Great mechanical ability ... A true friend to all who know him. Wrestling Tournament 2. EDWARD L. CRADDOCK College Course Well dressed . . . Always smiling . . . Friendly. Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 4. ELEANOR DAVIS College Course The peanut concession . . . What a worker . . . Be- hind the scenes at the plays . . . P.B.W. FNA 2, 3; Class Play 2, 3; Prom 3; AFS 3. NATALIE DAVIS Commercial Course First Mrs. in our class . . . California here we come . . . Very pretty. Art Club 1, 2, 3; FHA 2. PAMELA M. DE LONG College Course The tall girl with the little blue car . . . Always on the go. 34 MARY A. DIAS College Course Sincere manner , . , Courteous and shy. Glee Club 1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; FNA 2; FTA 4. 1 va ilM SHIRLEY A. DOIGE College Course Petite . . . Very friendly . . . Wants to go to Busi- 1 0 ness College. ' LINDA S. DORMAN College Course “Look on the bright side” . . . Kind of quiet . . . Active member in the Band. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: FNA 2; Drama Club 4; Sailing Club 2; AFS 3, 4; Majorette 3; Library Asst. 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Variety Show 3. DONNA I. DRAKE Commercial Course “Ring-Ding” . . . Hi! Pres. (FHA) . . . Quiet??? GAA 2, 3. 4; Modeling 2; Pep Club 3, 4; FHA President 4. ROBERT G. DUCKWORTH College Course Return of the Native . . . Handsome brute . . . What a basketball player!!! Basketball 2, 3, 4: Lettcrmen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2,3.4. THOMAS E. DWYER College Course Great trombone player . . . Member of the Plum Beach surfer's club .. . Lives at Bonnet Shores. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Class Play 2; Track 3, 4. 35 DONNA L. EICHENLAUB College Course Great girl . . . Good personality . . . Always trying. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY A. FEURER College Course Good ambition . . . How’s California? . . . Pleasant personality. Chorus 1; Art Club 2; Library Asst. 4. THERESA E. FLYNN Commercial Course Catchy Southern accent . . . Cheerful . . . Real class worker. FTA 4; FBLA 4; Library Asst. 4; JV Basketball 3; Volleyball 4. FLORENCE E. FRIEND College Course Always there to lend a helping hand . . . Great home- making skills. FNA 2, 3; FHA 4; FTA 4; Bio Club 3; Yearbook 4; Library Asst 4. MARILYN E. FULFORD College Course Great singing talent . . . Mixture of intelligence and good looks. AFS 2; FTA 3; Chorus 1; Pep Club 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Music Club 4. SUSAN G. GAGNE Commercial Course Is it true blonds have more fun?? . . . Quiet?? . . . Polite to everyone. Pep Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2. 36 THOMAS H. GARDINER College Course T.G. . . . Always says hello . . . Likes a good time . . . Really a man about town. Basketball 1; Chess Club 2. MICHAEL J. GATELY College Course “Killa” . . . Campus playboy . . . Prize fighter? . . . Practical jokes . . . PAD whiz!!! Cross Country 3; Current Wave 4. DANA F. GAVIS General Course “Mouse” . . . Cross Country . . . Our basketball whiz kid . . . Well liked by all . . . “Surfer King”. Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 3, 4. SANDRA L. GERRISH College Course Sandy . . . Likes to talk . . . Where’s Sheila? . . . Math classes. Oh my ... 11 o’clock curfew??? Student Council; Drama Club 2; Pep dub 4; Wash- ington Trip Comm. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Vari- ety Show 2. CHARLES H. GIFFORD College Course Charlie . . . Charlie Root Beer . . . Del No. 80 . . . Yogi No. 2 ... Oh that laugh. Chess Club 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Prom Comm. 3; Wash. Trip 4. JANE M. GILL College Course Always seen with Art . . . Never a dull moment . . . Junior Prom work detail. AFS 1, 2; Current Wave 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom 3; Class Play 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Chorus 1; Golf Club 2, 3, 4. � 37 RUTH A. GOBEILLE College Course Stylish dresser . . . Putsy . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . Yea!! Rah!! Rah!! AFS 1; JV Cheerleader 2; Class Play 2; Prom Comm. (Chairman) 3; Class Vice Pres. 3; Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 4 MILDRED M. GOLDING Commercial Course Quiet but friendly . . . Likes to type . . . Quite a personality. FBLA 2, 3, 4. ANTOINETTE E. GRIFFITH College Course Personality abounds . . . Talk, talk, talk . . . Hobby- Boys! Pep Club 3; Sailing Club 3. THOMAS A. HALAVIK College Course Football brute . . . Heart of gold . . . Liked by all. Football 3, 4; Bio. Club 2. FAY M. HALLENE College Course Intelligence plus . . . Likes term papers . . . Chemistry whir. Vice Pres. 2; Radio Club 2; GAA 2; Current Wave 2; Prom Comm. 1; Sailing Club 1; Golf Club 2; Student Council 2; Washington Trip Comm. 4. THOMAS W. HARDY College Course Always asking questions . . . Interested in Biology . . , Is this a History or Chemistry course? Biology Club 2, 3; Track 3; Cross Country 3, 4. 38 ROY E. HASS College Course Quiet . . . Good student . . . Won Class of ’39 award as most improved student. RICHARD A. HAYWARD Industrial Arts Course “Skipper .. . Plans Naval Training School. GARY D. HAZZARD College Course Like those E.G. girls . . . Real man about town. Baseball 2; Track 3, 4. NANCY A. HEDENBERG Commercial Course Very quiet . .. Smile for all .. . Business minded. JANICE M. HOLLAND College Course Always a good word . . . Pretty dark hair. FNA 2; Pep Club 4. THOMAS A. HORNER JR. College Course “Jack”. . . Hails from Florida . . . Ole Man Warner. Class Play 3; Drama Club 4 (Treas.). 39 JENNIFER J. JARVIS Commercial Course Jenny . . . Love that Southern hospitality . . . Friendly personality . . . Cute blonde. LINDA L. JENKINS Collepe Course Jenks . . . The little girl with the big boots . . . Friendly manner . . . New addition to the class. MALCOLM B. JENNE Collepe Course Mai . . . Tres Intelligent . . . Good folk singer . . . Valuable member of the Choir. Football, Swimming 2; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Drama Club 4. PAUL L. JOHNSON Industrial Arts “Cuak .. . Talkative . . . Especially in study hall. Sailing Club. ERNEST L. JORDAN III Industrial Arts Course Here . . . Easy going and likeable ... In charge of the park bench detail in Wickford. Spring Track 3. 4. JERRY D. JUDGE Industrial Arts Course The Surfer . .. Hot V.W. . . . Always friendly. Swim Team 2. THOMAS R. KELTNER Industrial Arts Course Wild Ford . . . Loves to study??? . . . What a driver!!! Fire Dep't 2; Coin Club 2; Sailing Club 2. NANCY N. KETTLEBAND College Course Topsie . . . Creat will to study . . . Quiet and re- spectful . . . Admired for her strong character. GAA 1. 2. 3, 4; Radio Club 2; Glee Club 1; Drama Club 2. CRAIG B. KING Industrial Arts Course One of the “fellas . . . “What can I say?” EUGENE R. KISTLER College Course Animal . . . No. 77 . . . Well-liked . . . Leader of the line . . . All Western. Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Letter- man's Club 3, 4 (Pres. 4). 41 EVELYN C. KNIGHT College Course “Evie” .. . Plans nursing ... 2 years here. CAROL A. KOPER College Course “The Bear” . . . Most respected . . . “Cognizant of . . .” Drama Club 2; AFS 2; Pep Club 3, 4: Current Wave 4: Yearbook 4; Prom Comm. 3; Class Play 2, 3; PTSA 1, 2, 3, 4; Washington Trip 4; Alpha Omega 3. PAULETTE A. LA JOIE College Course Always there when you need a friend . . . Very neat dresser. Drama Club 1. FRANCINE A. LANGLOIS Commercial Course Artistic, reliable worker . . . Pretty black hair. Art Editor of Yearbook: Pep Club; Modeling Club 2; Drama Club 2; Art Club 3; GAA 4; Yearbook 4. JOHN C. LAWTON Industrial Arts Course “Snapper . . . One of our quiet Aggie boys . . . Sure to be a success in his Agricultural career. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; HSFD 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4: Football 4. DONNA J. LEACH Commercial Course Another of our quiet members . . . Wonderful listener. Barrington Track and Field Day 3. 42 ■ SUSAN M. LEE Commercial Course Cute blond . . . Good student . .. Quiet one. Glee Club 1; FNA 2; Pep Club 4. REGINA A. LEEPER Commercial Course Pinkie . . Bubbling personality . . . Valuable asset to our choir. £iFc2;3i, C1 lr 3- 4; C1 Club 1; GAA 2; Sailing C ub 2, 3; Current Wave 2; Prom Comm. 3; Class Play 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3: Drama Club 2. DARRELL C. LEWIS College Course Chris . . . Friendly manner . . . Always willing to help . . . Activity minded. Pep Club 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Drama Club 3. 4; FT A 3, 4; Play Comm. 1, 2. MARTHA L. LORENSON College Course Aggie boys . . . Pleasant smile . . . Wonderful person- ality .. . Martie. AFS 2; Pep Club 3, 4. ALICE A. LYNCH College Course A real hard worker for the class . . . She’s in the pea- nut business . . . Pleasant personality . . . Alley Cat. AFS 2; Junior Play 3. BARBARA A. MANCINI Commercial Course “Meatball” . . . Always smiling . . . Fun loving. 43 WILLIAM I). MANNING College Course Little yellow bomb . . . Yea Kit!! . . . One of the boys . . . Top Cat. FBLA 2, 3. DENNIS A. MARGE College Course Led our mighty Skippers . . . Our illustrious Presi- dent . . . Best looking. Drama Club 2; Football 1, 2 3, 4 (Co-Capt. 4); Stu- dent Council 1, 2. 3, 4 (Treas.); Class President 4. BARBARA J. MATTERSON College Course Concert Choir . . . Good handwriting . . . Sweet per- sonality. Drama Club 1; Choir 2. 3, 4; Clee Club 1; Play Comm. 3, 4; Washington Trip Comm. 4. CHERYL S. MATHEWS College Course Real worker . . . Sharp dressei . . . Quiet and shy . . . Cherie. Class Play 3. CAROL A. MAY College Course Quiet . . . Courteous . . . Real friend to those who are acquainted with her. Drama Club 1; GAA 4. LYNNE A. MAYER College Course School spirit plus . . . Teacher’s pet (Miss C.) . . . What an athlete!!! Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Hockey 2. 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Leader Corps 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4. 44 WILLIAM F. McBRIDE General Course Another of our Aggie boys . . . Familiar face at Ry- ans . . . Wild driver. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sailing Club 2. 3. 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sailing Club 2, 3, 4. wayne m. McCarthy College Course The man with the camera . . . Loads of school spirit . . . Swell personality Football 1, 2; Class Play 3; Yearbook 2, 3, 4. michael r. McDonnell College Course Mike . . . Always smiling . . . Debating whir . . . Always on the go. Bio Club 2; German Club 4; AFS 4; Drama Club 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Debating 4. GORDON S. McELHANEY College Course Mac ... Oh that grin ... All around athlete . . . Good personality and good looking. FFA 1, 2. 3, 4: Football 1, 4; Lettermen’s Club 4: Wrestling 3. 4; Washington Trip Comm. 4. KAREN L. McMASTER Commercial Course Worry . . .Worry . . . Worry . . . Full of fun . . .Like that devilish smile. Drama Club 1; Chorus 3. EDWARD E. MEDBERY JR. Agriculture Course Big Ed . . . Fun loving . . . Always a laugh . . . Best all round!!! Vo-Ag 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Football 1 45 JOHN A. MENZIES College Course Reserved . . . Manly voice ... a real asset to the school . . . KARIN I. MILLER College Course Kraut . . . Boys Boys, Boys!!! . . . Everyone knows Karen ... Concert Choir 2, 3; Sailing Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice Com- mander); Varsity Field Hockey; J.V. Basketball; A.F.S. 2; G.A.A. 4; Glee Club 1; Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook 4; Class Play Comm. 3; Pep Club 4. ROBERT C.MINNICK Commerce Course What a Mechanic . . . love those scrambles . . . Quiet . . . SANDRA A. MONTMARQUET College Course Sammy . . . New at N.K. . . . Quiet but Friendly . . . Plans to be a Nurse . . . JOHN C. MOON College Course Calhoun . . . Old skin head . . . Gonna be a teacher? . . . How’s the stock market . .. Basketball 1; Chess Club 2; Wrestling 3. NANCY E. MOONE College Course Always a smile . . . neat as a pin ... Quiet man- ner . . . A.F.S. 2; F.T.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. 4 (Sec’y); Pep Club 4; Leaders’ Corps 3. 4« ANNETTE L. MOWREY Commercial Course Pleasant smile . . . Works hard at all endeavors. Intramurals Basketball 2, Volleyball 2; CAA 2. LINDA L. MOWREY Commercial Course Loads of fun . . . Likes to talk . . . Great girl . . . olleyball 4; FHA 4. PHIL P. MULLER Industrial Arts Course Hails from Exeter . . . Likes Industrial Arts . . . Wants Technical School Training. DIANNE D. NELSON College Course One of our best looking girls . . . Wedding bells are ringing! . . . Quiet and sincere. PAUL D. NELSON College Course Math-Science whir . . . “The Budda” . . . Like those Sunday afternoon football games!!! Drama Club 1; Football 1. MAUREEN A. NEVINS College Course “Moe” . . . Loves food . . . Likes to dance . . . Black hair and freckles. Chorus 1; Drama 2; Class Play 3; FTA 4; Pep Club 4: Washington Trip Comm. 4. 47 NORMAN A. NEWBERRY College Course Editor-in-Chief of the Current Wave . . . Active in everything . . . Who's “Big A.F.?” . . . The likelihood is. Radio Club 2, 3, 4; Current Wave 4 (Editor); AFS 2; Yearbook 4; Class Play 3; Prom Comm. 3; Stu- dent Council 2; Drama Club 2; Biology Club 3. ALBERT O. NICKELSON College Course Loves to sing . . . Black Chrysler . . . Valuable asset to Concert Choir. Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Ches Club 2. PATRICIA A. OCHSNER Commercial Course May I please use the phone? . . . What a figure . . . How’s the laundry business? KATHLEEN M. O’DELL Commercial Course Only her hairdresser knows for sure . . . Go, go, go . . . Wants to be a secretary. Modeling Club 2; Business Club 3, 4. EARL J. OLIVEIRA College Course Oh, those typing classes . . . Always smiling . . . Flashy dresser. Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Choir 1. NANCY J. OLIVER College Course Always a good joke . . . Finds fun anywhere . . . How’s the water skiing? Student Council 1, 2; GAA 1, 2. 3, 4; AFS 1, 2; Pep Club 4; Prom Comm. 3; Varsity Hockey 4; Yearbook 4; Washington Trip Comm. 4. SHIRLEY J. PAULSEN College Course The girl from Virginia . . . Nice smile—good per- sonality . . . Inquisitive math student. Varsity Hockey 4; Leader Corps 4. KAREN J. PEASE College Course June . . . Devilish smile . . . Beautiful blonde hair . . . Massachusetts import. CHRISTINE E. PERRY College Course Teeny . . . Bubbling personality . . . Real friendly . . Pretty, mmmmmm. Pep Club 3, 4. NANCY A. PETRI College Course Suede boots . . . Never a dull moment . . . Not too swift . . . PBW. Drama 2; AFS 2; Sailing 2; Pep Club 3; Volleyball 3, 4; Chorus 4; Concert Choir 3. JANE E. PHILLIPS College Course Beautiful hair and chic clothes . . . Sings like a blue- jay . . . Great friend to everyone. Ski Club 2; German Club 2; Pep Club 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 3. 4. MARK T. PITZ College Course Baseball pro . . . Loves Spanish?? . . . Keep calm and cool no matter what the situation. Baseball 2, 3; Current Wave 4; Basketball 2, 3. 49 BARBARA J. PORTER College Course Spaz . . . Our head cheerleader . . . Likes to take notes . . . School spirit plus. Class Secretary 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Cheerleader 3, 4. Captain 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Leader Corps 3; GAA 2, 3, 4. CLARK S. POTTER College Course Steve . . . Our great center . . . Unforgettable char- acter . . . Most respected. Chess 2; Lctterman's Club 3, 4 (V.P.); Football 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Yearbook 4. MARILYN F. RAZEE College Course Perfect lady . . . Sweet and considerate. FHA 2. LINDA A. REYNOLDS College Course Lin . . . Very active in clubs . . . Boys??? . . . College bound. Golf Club 1; AFS 2, 3; Prom Committee; Pep Club 3; Yearbook 4. MICHAEL G. RICHARD College Course Mike . . . Our number 1 golfer . . . QCC—fun. fun, fun . . . One of our Lettermen. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4); Cross Country 4. ALAN J. ROBAK College Course A1 . . . Quiet and reserved . . . One of the Yearbook Staff. Wrestling 3, 4; Yearbook 4. 50 TERRY L. ROBINSON Commercial Course Nice smile and friendly nature . . .“Mondoc” . . . Sparkling personality. Drama Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4. ROBERT C. ROSE College Course A second Wilt the Stilt . . . Appears quiet but . . . Like those summer vacations. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. LINDA J. RUTH Commercial Course Always with Bob . . . Beautiful smile . . . Hey red- head. Band 1, 2, 3; Modeling Club 2; Class Play 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3. JANIS M. SALISBURY College Course Loads of laughs . . . Lacks no brain power . . . All around good kid. J.V. Basketball 3; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 3; Drama 3; Class Play 1, 2, 3; Radio Club 2. LLOYD S. SALISBURY III College Course Creat sense of humor . . . What a wild guitar. THOMAS E. SALISBURY College Course One of our hard working football players . . . “Blueberry” .. . Math whiz. Baseball ], 2, 3. 4; Football ], 3, 4. 51 LORNA J. SANDEMAN College Course Always has a problem . . . Good singer . . . Soft voice. Choir 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; AFS 2; Prom Comm. 3; Chorus 1. TOBRA SCHUST College Course A real thinker . . . New York, New York!! . . . Like that home-made grape juice. Student Council 3; Current Wave 1; Drama Club 4; Class Play 3; Prom Comm. 3; AFS 2; Chorus 1; Choir 2, 3, 4. JOHN H. SCHWEND College Course Cool dresser . . . Well liked . . . Handsome . . . Quonset Drive In??? LEONARD E. KELLEY II Commercial Course “The Wolf . . . Love those weekends . . . Can't wait to get to N.Y. . . . Loves his Craddock-Wceks adven- tures. Concert Choir 3, 4; Baseball 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country (Co-Capt.) 3, 4; Track 4; Art Club (Treas. 4); Lettermen’s 4. FLORENCE G. SCOTT College Course New at N.K. but already a hit . . . What a purse!!! . . . Spanish brain. Leader Corps 4; Pep Club 4; Debating Club 4. CHARLES M. SHARP College Course 1st team all class C in football . . . What a wolf . . . He’s a rebel at heart . . . Likes to get those fumbles. Football 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 52 JOSEPH M. SHERMAN College Course Speedy . . . Easy going . . . “Mister Big” ... A real great guy . . . Plans to join the service . . . JOHN J. SHORT College Course Short? Where did he get a name like that? . . . Newcomer to N.K. . . . c CHARLENE P. SHREAI) Commercial Course Nice clothes . . . Quiet and refined . . . Love that car . . . Glee Club; F.B.L.A. 3. CHRIS I. SHUSTER College Course One of our more avid athletes . . . Great Public Speaker . . . Our V-P . . . Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt.); Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Lettermen’s Club 4. SUSAN I). SIGAFOOS College Course One of the Bobscy twins . . . “Sig” . . . Great per- sonality . . . cute smile .. . Drama Club 2; Play Comm. 3. BRIAN G. SMITH College Course Pyth . . . Q.B. . . . The Mill . . . Most intelli- gent??? .. . One of Bills boys . .. Student Council 1. 2, 3 (Vice-Pres. . 4 (Pres.): Lettermen’s Club 4; Drama Club 2; Basketball 1: Football 1. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sailing Club 2. 3; Track 3, 4. 53 LAWRENCE A. SMITH College Course Math whiz . . . Quiet hut doesn't miss a trick . . . Going to be an engineer. Alpha Omega Club 3; Hand 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 2; Cross Country 4. WALTER W. SORAN College Course Always smiling . . . Vacancy? . . . Like that red hair. JANET E. STAFFORD College Course Lots of laughs . . . Pretty blond . . . Easy to get along with. ETA 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4. KENNETH W. STEELE College Course Tall and good looking . . . Mixes easily . . . Talented draftsman. Football 2; Track 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Variety Show 2; Washington Trip Comm. 4. JOANNE B. STICKNEY College Course “Jo” . . . Cheerful . . . Always takes time to say “hi”. FBLA 2; Leader Corps 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Choir 2, 3; Class Play 2. JOCHEN STOG College Course Love that soccer kick . . . Asset to the Skippers . . . Tall, handsome football player. Football 4. 54 HENRY R. TARBOX College Course Know� his motorcycles . . . Real friendly. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Fire Dept. 2, 3, 4. RICHARD C. TAYIXJR College Course “Termite” . . . One of our locker room lunatics . . . Baseball hero. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Lettermen’s Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Cast 2, 3, 4. NORMAN B. TEAGUE JR. College Course “Brutus” . . . Most athletic . . . Never in the background! 11 ... “By and large”. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Swimming 2; Wres- tling 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Prom 3; Student Council 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Sophomore Play. SUZANNE TESSIER College Course Quietly sweet ... A great friend to all who know her. FNA 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 3, 4. AURORE D. THEROUX General Course Dot . ... New here but a hit already! . . . Wonder- ful personality! KAREN B. THORNE Commercial Course Cute and considerate . . . Sunny personality . . . Big flirt. Drama Club 4; Chorus 3, 4; GAA 3; Sailing 3; FBLA 3, 4; Pep Club 3. 55 CHARLES N. TILTON JR. College Course Chuck . . . Grcai Baseball player . . . Friendly smile . . . Baseball 3, 4. JULIE A. TINDLE College and Commercial New at N.K. . . . Junior College bound . . . I ll.M. school . . . ELIZABETH M. TOCZYLOWSkl Commercial Course “Betty” . . . Left us for Warwick? tile idea!! . . . I hear wedding bells .. . Science Club 1; F.H.A. 4. GEORGE W. TUCKER Industrial Arts Course Mister Kool ... a good friend to have . . . “Little Tuck- Band 1,2. LINDA I). TUCKER Commercial Course Quiet . . . Loves to study? . . . Flans to Ik- a Secre- tary. .. ROBERT H. VERDI College Course Baub . . . like those conversations to N.N. in Algebra . . . Cross Country Star . . . One of the boys . . . Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2; Lettcrnien's Club 4. 56 MARJORIE VEYERA Commercial Course “Midge” . . . Petite . . . Wants to be a haidresser. FNA 2; Sailing Club 2; FBLA 3; Prom Comm. 3. MARGARET E. VLACHOS Commercial Course “Peggy” . . . Quiet . . . Plans to be a secretary. FNA 1. STEPHEN K. WAGNER College Course Our guide through the trying years . . . Studious but still has fun . . . Good golfer . . . One of Bill's Boys. Class President 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Baseball 1; Seminar 3. 4; Math Club 2, 3; Class Play 2, 3, 4. THOMAS M. WALSH College Course “Mike” . . . Track team member . . . Remember the “Lottery . Drama Club 3; Track 3. SHI EL A M. WELLS College Course Never a dull moment . . . Good athlete . . . Bubbling personality . . . “Zelda”. AFS 2; GAA 2, 3. 4; Volleyball 2. 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Leader Corps 3. 4; Chorus 1; Yearbook 4; Prom Comm. 3. BRIAN L. WENDELSCHAEFER College Course “Most picked on” . . . Certainly do . . . Where’s the fire?? ... A real nut. Golf Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Class Play 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Baseball 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2; PTSA 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. 57 CHERYL L. WHALLEY Commercial Course Always a friendly smile . . . Pretty eyes . . . Reserved. LINDA M. WHITAKER College Course Talkative . . . Cheerleader . . . Whitaker’s Travels . . . Always friendly. FNA 2; Current Wave 3; Class Play 3; Leader Corps 3; Pep Club 3, 4; GAA 3; AFS 3; Choir 4; Cheer leading 4. SUSAN A. WILKINSON College Course “For example . . . Real sweet . . . Likes to write letters. Drama Club 4. JOHN S. WILLIAMS College Course Oh that laugh . . . Like that Texas drawl . . . Gets along with everyone. Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 4; Track 3; Drama Club 2. PETER C. WILLIAMS College Course Concert Choir . . . Our own Richard Burton . . . One man variety show . . . Lacks no brains. Choir 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Play 2, 3; Variety Show 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Music Club 4; Class Officer 3; Current Wave 4. PAUL M. WISEMAN College Course A great wit ... A fabulous artist ... Oh those sweat- shirts. 58 LAURA WRIGHT College Course Ccrman Club . . . Active in FBLA . . . Pleasant smile to all. German Club 1; Sailing Club 1; FBLA 1, 2; Nursing Club 1. PATRICIA WRIGHT College Course Loves to talk . . . Pretty hair . . . Teeny’s partner in Cov't. class. JOSEPH J. YURASITS JR. College Course Great basketball player . . . One of the friendliest guys on campus ... A smile for everyone. Football 1, 2; Basketball 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Cross Country 3. GEORGIA ZAHLANY Commercial Course Beautiful hair .. . Quiet ... Oh those eyes!! Chorus 1; Drama Club 2; FBLA 3. Seniors Not Photographed ROBERT R. ST. GERMAIN Commercial Course Artistic . . . Just arrived in N.K.. in November . . . Quiet. ROBERT F. SCIOLA Commercial Course Seems to like it here . . . Excelled in U.S. History ... A real talker!!! Gym Club 1; Chess Club 3; Football (Mgr. 3, 4). PHILLIP R. ZUVER College Course Quiet . . . Loves School . . . John’s partner in crime!!! NEIL T. CUNNINGHAM General Course New arrival to NJC. . . . Quiet! RAYMOND J. GOODWIN College Course First year at N.K. . . . PAD talker . . . Great guy to know. EUGENE J. KEATING College Course Always ready for argument . . . Athlete . . . Friendly, likeable guy. Lettermen's Club 4. 59 Class Advisors 60 One great )ear is over, a year full of fun and new experiences. I was lucky to be able to come to your school, to find friends here, and to be- come one of you. The greatest experience, I think, was to learn that we are not different at all. except that we speak a different language. I learned much about your country and 1 hope you have learned a little hit about mine. I shall always re- member the ten months I spent here at our school. Finally 1 would like to thank all the teachers for the help they gave me I not only in my school work I and I would especially like to thank all the stu- dents who accepted me from the first day. Our Guest From Germany 61 June 1962 Dear Mary Lou. Wow! This was an odd hut exciting year to say the least. It all started last September. We started our high school career with the largest freshman class in the history of N.K.H.S. In addition to the miseries of strange surroundings, we were put on double sessions. We soon became accustomed to it though and began to like our unique school days which started at 12:30 P.M. and ended at 5:30 P.M. After the confusion subsided a bit, Mr. Morris and Mr. Cunningham were presented to our class as advisors. We then preceded to choose our class officers who were: President Steve Wagner; Vice-President, Cecilia Humphry; Secretary. Nancy Warner: Treasurer. Brian Chandler: and Marshal. Mike Newman. We chose temporary colors of purple and white until we could get green and white, which were the colors of the graduating seniors. Inspired with the fire of success, we forged on to start our class activities. The big success of the year was our “Shipwreck” dance which started our treasury off quite nicely. We ended the year with certain members of the class acting as slaves at the Junior- Senior Prom, “Roman Holiday”. To be continued. Barbara Porter June 1963 Dear Mary Lou, Well, the class of “65” really started the ball rolling this year. Because we were no longer on double sessions, we really got a chance to dig in and participate in school affairs. We elected our officers who were; President Steve Wagner; Vice- President Fay Hallene; Secretary Nancy Warner; Treasurer Brian Chandler; and Marshal Mike Newman. Headed by our class advisor, Mr. Morris, we started off the year sponsoring a dance which was quite successful. As Sophomores, we now got the class colors of green and white which became our permanent colors. One of the biggest events of the year was our spectacular production of “The Im- portance of Being Ernest”. Thanks to the fine directing of Mrs. Cabot and the help of student directors, Barbara Porter and Brian Chandler it was a great suc- cess. Following this, we sponsored our second dance, “Hawaiian Holiday”, which featured “dancers” from the class. The class really had a great time wrapping up the year with a class trip to Goddard Park which featured an exciting baseball game. To be continued, Barbara Porter June 1964 Dear Mary Lou, What a great feeling to be an upperclassman with a new class ring to prove it. We started the year electing Steve W'agner as President; Peter Williams, first Vice-President; Ruth Gobeille, second Vice-President; Barbara Porter, Secretary; Brian Chandler, Treasurer; and Bob Carlson, Marshal. Mr. Morris and Mr. Charon were our advisors for this year. This year was great for its class participation. “The Lottery,” our one-act play, was directed by Miss Clark and student directors, Barbara Porter and Bob Carlson. The play was a great success. Peter Williams, first Vice-President, was chairman of a very enjoyable variety- show which featured many class talents. I know the class will never forget our beautiful prom “Chanson D’Amour which was headed by the second Vice-President, Ruth Gobeille. Many months of hard work was well rewarded by the prom and the evening’s other activities spon- sored by the Senior class. To be continued, Barbara Porter June 196 ) Dear Mary Lou. Seniors at last! In our last year at .K. we started the year with a new class advisor. Mr. Charon, since Mr. Morris had left the Senior High to teach at the elementary level. Dennis Marge was elected President; Chris Shuster, Vice-Presi- dent; Barbara Porter. Secretary; Brian Chandler. Treasurer: and Richard Burda. Marshal. Homeroom representatives were chosen because of the lack of sufficient room for meetings of the whole class. Excitement was running high as members of the class started working fever- ishly on projects to raise mone for the Washington Trip. February came at last and we embarked on our exciting trip to Washington which was a complete blast! We, Seniors were really busy planning commencement and managing to keep the school fires burning. Hearty thanks were given by all to Mrs. Hawkinson and the yearbook staff who produced the greatest Skipper’s Log yet. As we passed out of our dearly beloved halls of N.K.H.S. I know many a tear was shed as we thought back on all the wonderful experiences of our high school years. Until the reunion. Barbara Porter 66 Class Will We, Norman Newberry. Janet Stafford and Nancy Aker, herein leave Mrs. Bourgeous's class. I. Janet Stafford, herein leave Cynthia Yeager my cubby hole and my seat in English. I. Barbara Mancini, will all my meatballs and spaghetti, etc. to Karen Freyer. I, Nancy Petri, leave my everlasting hope to Mary Miller. That's if I leave. I, Karin Miller, will to the girls in the team room, Mary, Cibby, Kathy and Tammy what they want most. 1, Midge Veyera. do hereby bequeath to Sandy. Chris. Charley and Danny the right to wear out their shoes roaming the halls. We, Chris Shuster and Bob Verdi, will our running ability to our brothers. Neil and Ron. I, Jerry Judge, will my beat up VW to the P.B.W.’s to go all the places they shouldn’t. I, Wayne Steele, will my Olympic discus to the unlucky Mike Jackson. 1, Steve Williams, w ill my play of “Romeo and Juliet” to Miss Burns. I, Walt Soban. of unsound mind and body will my sister Jean to the school in the hopes she does as well as I did not. I, Lloyd Squire Salisbury 111. bequeath my alligator to my Algebra teacher (or hopefully my Algebra teacher to my alligator as the case may be.) I, Bob Brown, being of some mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath all my dishes with “Bob and Joanne” carved on them to Earl, my smoking permit to Charlie, and my spit-wad shooters and sting ray mondo pants to Mr. Miller. I, Florence Friend, will to all the teachers of N.K.H.S. the right to and pleasure of having nice classes, to the administration the right to have no more headaches, and to Miss Eastwood enough needles to keep her mending box filled for the rest of her teaching career. We, Mary Dias, Pamela DeLong, and Betty Feurer leave three reserve seats at one lunch table to Loretta Alcott. Carolyn Moone and Marilyn Zahlany. 1. Natalie Davis, will the New England states to whoever wants them. I, Janice Holland, being of . . . mind and judgement do will and bequeath to my sister Paula my favorite sport and activity. I, Linda Tucker, will to Gilbert Jordan rny thumb to use when he goes hitch hiking and also a warm seat on bus 6. I, Annette Mowrey, will to Ray Hazard my place in the girl’s locker room. I, Tom Hardy, leave the privilege of breaking the parallel bars to any Junior who feels himself qualified. I, Ed Medberry, being in perfect physical shape and not very sound mind, do hereby bequeath to Ray Hazard a “Happy New Year’s Eve. I, Nancy Oliver, will to Mary and Cibby one of my favorite sneakers to use when their light goes out. I, Tom Horner, being of sound mind hereby leave my sister to all of the teachers. 70 Class Will I, Bob Duckworth, will to Bob Johnston, the ability to he an ace basketball player and flirt. I, Tom Gardiner, leave to any Junior the right to bother Mr. McGinn A hour next year. I. Marsha Boyer, will to Don Grona one personal cheer for each basketball game next season. I. Marilyn Razee, will to Rosemarie Minnick mx xvorn and weary WPRO Book covers. I. Rich Blake, will nothing to nobody because nothing is xvorth willing to any- body. I, A1 Conn, being of sound mind, do hereby leave my great natural bowling ability to Larrx Wundcrlick. We. Sig and Cher, will to the forthcoming senior girls of North Kingstown Senior High School our wonderful good looks and charming personalities?? I. Richard Burda. leaxe to Larry Dougherty, a lonely xxalk from Stevens. I, Barbara Matterson. vxill to my sister Karen the power to maintain the fame of my musical talents. I. Karen Thorne, aside from my good times, will my ability to eat all four lunch periods to an)one xxho thinks he can do it (and not get caught I. I, Brian Chandler, will to any present and future class treasurers the right to keep perfectly unbalanced financial records for all four years. I. Charlene Albro, will to mx sister Cherxl the ability to hold onto my gym clothes for a whole year. I, Linda Ruth, do hereby ill all mx fabulous typing ability and knack for getting timed xvriting to Fred Kelly. We. Kathy O'Dell and Linda Ruth, will the leak) sidewalks and sloppy mess to walk through on the way to classes, to all the freshmen of future xears (unless thex fix it.) I, Pinkie Leeper. will to my brother Robert and his friends all the luck in the xvorld—they may need it. We, the members of Mr. Cubert’s Analyt class will all the luck possible to next year's class. You’re going to need it. I, Stephen Wagner, will to Michael Topping all the luck I didn’t have for Senior Class elections. We, Stephen Wagner, Brian Smith, and Scott Bachelor, will the right to raise cain in Miss Clark’s English class to any 3 deserving Juniors. 1. Alan Roback, leave to my close friends the rememberance of my jokes and wit. I. Barbara “Spaz” Porter, do will to Kathy McKay my dear title of ‘’Spaz” to use to her best advantage. I, Sandy Chappell, do bequeath my desire to get out of school to Bob Tilton who will succeed in making it without much more trouble (I hope.) I, Shelia Marie Wells, will to mx xounger sister Patricia my athletic ability (?) and locker txvo in the team room. 71 Class Will I, Tom Albert John Beman, will to Kathy Neilson my red “Particular” button and my singing vocal chords. I, Gwen Cooper, hereby will my sense of humor to Justine A. Johnson and Linda Daielson. I, Lynne A. Mayer, leave to Donna Lee Mayo my prized N.K. Sweatshirt for good looks only. I, Gregory B. Allen, being of sound mind leave to John Green my ’55 Chevy, my white dickey T-shirt, my Lou Groza autographed football, my basketball sneaks, my picture of Liz Taylor, and my genuine stainless steel fork now stained with the blood of Norm Teague. 1, Gene Kistler, hereby bequeath my outstanding athletic ability and my magnifi- cent physique to all future N.K. athletes. (Also my lover’s touch.) I, “Termite” Taylor, hereby will my baseball abilities to Mike Chase. I, Linda Whitaker, will to Kath, May “0”, Cib, Sue, Darlene and the rest of the crew lots of luck in staying out of trouble in their last and best year at North, (They’ll need it) and a whole bunch of thanks for making it a great year for me. 1, A1 Nickelson. leave to Patty Oldhan one lost and a lot of luck. We, Teeny ’’mondoe” Perry and Terry “head” Robinson leave Kenny Weeks a “mommie” cat and all of her kittens. We also leave to Gail Audibert one tiger tail that was ripped from her car and a tiger to go with it. I, Dottie Castillo, will to Cathy Nilson all my South Kingstown friends. I, Gordon McElhaney, leave the art of being pinned to any Junior wrestler who finds it necessary to learn. We, Gordon McElhany, Charlie Gifford, Steve Potter, and Gene Kistler leave to any fun-loving Juniors seven used Firecrackers and a carload of old pumpkins in case they can’t secure any of their own. I, Brian Wendelschaefer, will all my basketball ability and seat on the bench to Paul Reese and Ron Verdi. To Mary Miller I give the title “Queen of the Teeny Boppers” for the next year. I. Belle Conway, will to Tammy Scott the position of head manager of Chez Belle. I, Wayne McCarthy, will to Sandy Rice one used tiger tail and to Denny Head- ington one used roll of film that didn’t come out for the yearbook. I, Tom Salisbury, designate my brother Jim to be the future Salisbury in the famous quote, “We need more Salisbury’s and I rfreniers . . We, Annette Mowrey, Linda Tucker, Peggy Vlachow, Pat Achsner, Linda Mowrey, and Elaine Flynn, will to all the underclassmen Mr. McGinn as guidance counselor. 1, Fay Hallene, bequeath to my brother Jim the privilege of attending the Saturday Seminars in Agriculture . . . only because he’s already had Chemistry. I, Janit Stafford, will the long, cold walk to school in the Winter to Cynthia Yeager. I, Tom Pitz. will to Coach Brown a First Aid Manual entitled, The Accident Prone Player or Aiding the Inspired for Fun and Profit. n Junior Class Officers Letha Wotherspoon. Secretary; Bill Hall, Vice President; John Vaughn, Marshal; Carol Brown, President; Joan Sheridan, Treasurer Homeroom Representatives Mary Miller, Pam Jarvis, Sue Albert, Tammy Scott, Kathy Arruda. Cathy Brown, Paul Barske, Beth Hendrick, Rick Curnon, Darlene Carlson, Fred Kelley, Kathy McKay, Mike Topping, Sue Burger. Harry Wilson, Linda Standeven, Ron Verdi, JoAnne y Christain HOW 1 Priscilla Cruz, Loretta Alcoek, Loretta Bennet, Kathy Arruda, Sue Albert, ROW’ 2 Gail Audibert, Candy Andrews, Betsy Bond, Janet Bercaw, June Barta, Kerry Anderson, Elsa Beattie, HOW 3 Mark Eller, Eric Berg, Paul Barske, Mike Chase, Boh Bilodeau, Paul Anderson, Charlie Buckley, Jeff Barker, Tom Bartkiewicz B-2 HOW 1 JoAnn Christain, Jeanne Collins, Sharon Cornell, Debby Colvin ROW 2 John Corey, David Crompton, Linda Buddies, Darlene Carlson, Sue Berger, Sandra Buffrey, Kathy Brown. Carol Brown, Mary Cochrane, Jeff Crooker ROW 3 Don Crona, Lee Burdick, Lin wood Buffery, Roy Conley, Robert Collins, Paul Burgess, Joe Bullock, Erling Burum 75 B-3 ROW 1 Melanie Hampton, Ann Franklin, Gloria Gilbert, Kathy Hedenberg, Peggy Haney, Nancy Groves ROW 2 Margie Foley, Stephen Fiorentino, Rick Gumon, Bruce Dyer, John Evanoff, Jimmy Hallene, Barbara Greene ROW 3 Bob Gardner, Bill Hall, Carl Fernstrom, Bill Duffy, Greg Cunningham, Morton Curry B-4 ROW 1 Rosemary Hutchins, Lydia Martin, Jackie Laramee, Cathy MacDougall, Chrissy Joines, Gail Jarvis, Ginger Macomber, Cathy Hubert, Verna Hendry, Bonnie Horner, ROW 2 Mary' Goodwin, Sue Jardine, Pam Jarvis, Linda Lucaski, Kit Klaesy, Kathy McKay, Pam Hinckley, Beth Hendrick, Linda Martin, Barbara Kettelle, Linda Knight, Claudia Malone, Fred Jacob ROW 3 Gil Jordan, Fred MacMasters, Tom McCarthy, Everett Linton, Steve Johnson, Fred Kelley, Mike Jackson, Jim Mac- Farlane, Jim McCarty, Bill Hoban, Bemie Lafreniere, George Hellewell 6 M-1 ROW 1 Cathy Nilson, Carolyn Moon, Mary Lou Moorehead, Sharon Morrow, Lucille Noss ROW 2 Charlene Pierce, Cynthia Paris, Connie Ohl, Mary Miller, Sue Miner, Shirley Oliveira, Donna McMurtry, Patricia Oreviler ROW 3 John Lussier, Fred Oakley, Bill Moore, Edson Place, Bill Ostiguy, Marvin Pelser, Ronnie Pierce, Doug Pettingill, Mike Mulvey, Albert Morrongiello M-2 ROW 1 Chris Sayles, Anita Rierson, Donna Price, Loretta Bennett, Donna Smith ROW 2 Joan Sheridan, Tammy Scott, Kathy Robinson, Sue Place, Brenda Shuck, Carol Shroeder, Jo Ruzzo ROW' 3 Bill Rossi, Randy Smith, Dan Porter, Larry Rose, Donald Price, Dave Sampson, Neil Shuster, Roger Pszonowsky, Dave Shrand, Cil Jordan, Karl Raynar 77 C-3 ROW 1 Lorraine Lausterer, Letha Wotherspoon, Charlene Whalen, Sue Albert, Mary Lausterer ROW 2 George Harris, Kit Klassy, Cynthia Yeager, Barbara Thomas, Kathy Turco, Cibby Teeden, Sheldon Elder ROW 3 Pete Bourque, Kevin Tyre, Paul Wiseman, Greg Cooper, Bob Miller, Rodney Young, Mike Wright, Skip Crossman, Dan Ihrig, Harry Wilson A-2 ROW 1 Candy Reed, Kris Sweck, Teen Twohig, Mary Ann Goodwin, I.inda Standeven, Sue Steele ROW 2 Linda Tucker, Re- becca Vaughn, Sue Jardine, Jerleen Tal� or, Irene Stroud, Barbra Brandt, Kit Klassy, Cibby Teeden, Charlotte Stickney, Cynthia Vollmer. Mary Sprague ROW' 3 Bob Washburn, Bob Sprague, Ron Verdi, Hugh Taylor, David Stady, Mike Topping, Paul Walsh, John Vaughn. Ken Wreeks, Bob Sherman, Curt Tucker, Jim Smith. Larry Smith, Bob Spalding 78 Sophomore Officers Carol McMahon, Secretary; John Cretzinger, Treasurer; Mark Merdinyan, President; Phil Curti9, Vice President; Carol Baker, Marshal Homeroom Representatives Martha Allen, Candy Fitzgerald, Holly Thompson, Laura Washburn, Karen Freyer, Claudia Slauta, Sue Tucker, Pam Dorman, Ed O’Dell, Siggie Miller, Tom Seavey, Cindy Birchfield, Bill Kane, Sandy Rice, Skip Whyte 80 S-l ROW 1 Collette Harris, Nancy Howell, Sue Fiske, Dolores Rod ROW 2 Candy Fitzgerald, Janice Hillman, Donna Florentino, Joan Goeke, Justine Johnson, Nancy Grennan, Karen Freyer, Donna Hass, Gail Eller ROW 3 Gerald Exigar, Bob Griffith, John Gretzinger, David Frageorgia, Ronnie Espinoza, Ken Handlin, Bill Edwards, Dennis Gardiner, Charlie Halavik, Don Gregory, Dick Fields S-2 ROW 1 Sharon Joslin, Dorothy Malone, Karen Laveen, Suzanne Lusignan ROW’ 2 Steve Johnson. Ben Horton, Rosemary Lussier, Hope Keener, Carol Lager, Sandy Manning, Margie Lawton, Sue Kalander, Gayla McLaughlin, Gail Lancaster, Gary Hug, Dwayne James ROW 3 Bob Linton, Tom Kelley, Russell Jones, Bill Kane, Ronnie Greer, Bob Johnston, Bruce Harkins, Rusty Holland. Richard Jacques, Lew Hinkley, Ralph Hewitt, Durell Jackson 81 S-3 HOW 1 Eileen Meeks, Rosemarie Minnick, Margaret Menzies. Sharon McCarty, Pat Mulvey ROW 2 Carol McMahon, Leah Payne, Kathy McElveen, Siggie Miller, Edna McDougall, Clare Parker, Linda McCabe, Linda Peddle ROW' 3 Jimmy McGee, John Maclver, Mike McLaughlin, Paul Lee, David Lafreniere, Curt Madison, Jim Lee, Bob Leeper, Wayne Marge, Paul La- Croix, Steve Loring S ' pk.iPwWnWashb“rn' 1 a,ricia W '8- Nanc Z'K' . Be y Whitaker, Kathy White. Peggy Walsh, Bill Thompson Pat Wall Louis Zampini, Steve Westcott, Clifford Touchon, Doug Westcott, Charlie W ichello, Frank Nochick, Dan Walsh. Brian W ilder, Richard Zimmer, diaries Walsh 82 S-5 ROW 1 Holly Stahl, Florence Schiller, Jean Soban, Donna Stanfield, Claudia Slauta ROW 2 Joy Stevenson, Dale Rose, Jim Salisbury, Steve Pierce, Paul Reis, Joe Peck, Leonard Price, James Quinn, Ken Shoener, Jane Sharp ROW 3 Ceorge Reels, Larry Scott, Dean Potter, Ken Reynolds, James Sampson, Tom Seavey, Cary Schmidt, Mike Shannon, Dennis Rogers ROW 1 Bonnie Tucker, Dianne Warner, Susan Tucker, Sandra Sterling ROW' 2 Bradford Speck, Beverly Howell, Candy Luca, Pat Topping, Holly Thompson, Janet Tessier, Rita Cuevas ROW 3 Ronald Stouffer, Cary Cooper, Clen Tarbox, Robert Skory, David Smith. Bailey Sterrett, Bruce Soderlund, Jay Smith, Richard Silva, Paul Smith 83 H-20-A ROW 1 Sandy Anderson, Theresa Chauvin, Mary Browning, Beth Anderson ROW 2 Mary Alexander, Linda Brayman, Ann Bam- her, Martha Allen, Susan Anderson, Corol Baker, Cindy Birchfield, Linda Chipparoni, Lynn Browning ROW 3 James Ainscough, Joe Barolet, Raymond Armstrong, Richard Boober, Arthur Almy, Bob Baier, Dwane Hall, Pete Bartkiewicz, Pat Brooks, Bill Bottomley H-21 ROW 1 Nancy Fiorentino, Donna Hass, Laura Cook, Fely Coleman, Susan Fisher, Leslie Divoll, Darlene Disaia, Linda Danielson, Lynn Corey, Pam Effros, Carol Dalland, Susan Eddy, Elaine Ederheimer. Joan Cunningham, Pam Dorman, Elaine Courser, Kevin Came, Charlie Connery, Harry Church, Tom Dziedzic, Richard Courser, Stephen Brehm, Phil Curtis 84 ROW 1 Elaine Pierce, Sandra Roger� , Sandy Rice, Kathy Power� , Sharon Roger� , Diana Perrotta ROW 2 Arnold Redmond, Marilyn Rice, Elizabeth Rake, Barbara Schuller, Gndy Rabey, Emily Pollock, Linda Price, Barbara Reynold� , Ed McCivny ROW .3 Fred Pease, Danny McGowan, Bob Tilton, Dick Moone, John Metzgar, Charlie Olson, John Nichols, Mark Merdinyan, Dave McGraw, Bruce Mosher, Ed O’Dell Freshman Class Officers Mike Strong, Marshal: Kathy MeMohon, Secretary; Boh Taylor, President; Paula McElhanev, Vice President; Steve Richards, Treasurer Homeroom Representatives Pam Gifford, Carol Millman, Kathy Bragg, Jill Butler, Diana Kane, Donna Standeven, Donna Linton, Lila Hendrick, Shiela Foley, Pete Rappeline, Bruce Beldon, Phil Greene, Jerry Davis, Tim Payne, Jeff Welle 88 H-1 I ROW 1 Terry Berg, Jan Barksdale, Cathy Bragg, Sharon Aviziniis, Cheryl Bachelder, Marilyn Bragg, Janet Blake ROW 2 Bruce Blatchford, Mary Brennen, Donna Anderson, Mary Boyd, Pamela Barske, Ruth Alexander, Rosemary Barrington, Doris Adams, Karen Bell, Sharon Albert, Marilyn Andrews, Steve Allen ROW 3 Gary Baker, David Bonner, Eric Burlingham, Edgar Broussard. Bruce Beldon, Rick Braud, Stanly Brewer, Brian Boyer, Mike Boston, Clark Barber, Daryl Arnold, Joseph Brown H-12 ROW 1 Phyllis Dening, Norma Courtemarch, Diane Buddes, Sandy Clayton, Betty Dening, Bonnie Campbell ROW 2 Owen Cor- coran, Francis Burns, Delores Campbell, Judy Crossman, Colleen Cook, Karen Cornwall, Jill Butler, Joann Crawford, Dianne Delviccio, Beverly Capwell, Pam Cody, John Curtis ROW 3 Mike Butcher, Bemie Flores, Kevin Farley, Ralph Disaia, Steve Cevoli. Mike Dorsey, Gerald Davis, Butch Golding, George Carter, Tony Cruz, Lee Courtney, Mike Ferrante H-l 3 ROW 1 Glenda Dailey, Sheila Foley, Yolanda Flores, Kathy Fogarty, Ann Gagne, Sharon Chambers, Annette Flores ROW 2 David Hawkins, Beryl Dickens, Donna Thomas, Frances Ford. Donna Emery, Gail Edward. Susan Dobos, Amy Divoll, Geraldine Fournier. Dorothy Eldred. Denny Headington ROW' 3 Lawrence Hoyt. John Hoban, William Hannigan, Michael Griffith, Gregory Johnson. Phillip Green, Robert Hammond, Randy Johnson, James Harnois, James Harmon, Jack Hillman H-14 ROW 1 Kathy Hala ik, Lynn Gobeille, Lila Hendrick, Linda Hampton, Sheila Haney, Carole Hansford, Cynthia Hall, Grace Golding, Karen Hathaway, Loretta Glawson, Dianne Haggarty, Pamela Gifford, Diane Gregory, Evelyn Greene, Jorey Kauffman ROW 3 Malcolm Maclver, Steve Kauffman, David Kinnicom, Dave Kelley, Carl Lufkin, Jim Little, Jeff Lancaster, Dave La Joie, David Lewis, Bruce Jenkins, John Lusignan 90 H-1 5 HOW 1 Prudence Howard. Gail Lang, Dianna Kane, Rosalie Johnston, Sarah Cortez ROW 2 Steve Harkins, Judy Lamb, Patty Lafreniere, Donna Linton, Kathy Jones. Barbara Kettlety, Betty Jackson, Paula Holland, Ann Huling, Vincent Mattera ROW’ 3 Reed Morehouse, Mike Massey, Craig Madison, Kenney Matteson, Gerald Mallory, David Moller, Steven Messier, Ralph Mattera. Robert I blusterer, Eric Menke H-16 ROW 1 Kathy McGraw, Cricket McLaughlin, Barbara Lussier, Karen Matterson, Carol Millman. Kathy McMahon ROW’ 2 Karen Lord. Judy Miller, Darlene Maloney, Linda Litsehsky, Jan MacComber. Ellen Mallery, Judy Lyons, Gay Lundwall, Paula McElhaney ROW' 3 Bill Mumford, Tom Neiderman, Tim Payne, Dave Pucella. Dave Orwiler, John Price, Bob Morgan, Calvin Post. Bruce Nolan, Steve Nelson. Ken Morris, Paul Mumford 91 H-l 7 Susan Ortmann, Edith Nolan, Mary Morgan, Donald Roy ROW 2 John Sigafoos, Debby Patrick Quinn, Mike Strong, Cherie Paradis, Carolyn Moon, Robert Reynolds ROW 3 Richards, Daniel Sullivan, Tom Sylvia, Dave Quimby, George Sloane, Pete Shearman, David ROW 1 Yvonne Perrotta, Donna Paulsen, Donna Santos, Sue Powers, Pat Parent, Debora Schobert ROW 2 Chris Zarbo, Rick Topper, Jane Rigncy Linda Rudgers, Donna Pettingill, Pam Ryan, Jo Anne Price, Catherine Sadowske, Pierre Terry, Dave Zawadzki ROW 3 Jeff Wellen, Sam Taylor, Walter Timpson, Edward Dominick, Bob Taylor, Bob Tufts, Staford Trapp, Alfred Thomas, Donald Theroux, Joel Griessitt, Stuart Tucker H-19 ROW 1 Penny Tucker, Carol Peters, Susan Tefft, Patricia Jackson, Faith Whichelo, Darlene Cowan, Donna Smith, Gail Viveiros ROW 2 Gladys Taylor, Lorraine Notchick, Patricia Williams, Patricia Sherman, Margaret Walsh, Susan Zuver, Helen Williams. Barbara Phaneuf, Lucille Thomley. Charlotte Rose ROW 3 Betty Whitehead, Lesley White, Linda Tanner, Sylvia Willis, Jack Proulx, Jimmy Duckworth, Ken Snow, Richard Warren, Sharon Young, Judy Westcott, Donna Standeven Most Respected Steve Potter, Carol Koper Most Likely to Succeed Maybeth Conway, Brian Smith 96 Best Looking Denny Marge, Ruth Gobeille Most Athletic Norman Teague, Lynne Mayer Best All Round 97 Brian Smith, Barbara Porter Done Most for the Class Barbara Porter, Steve Wagner Most Fun Loving Brian Smith. Helen Chellew Nancy Oliver. Mike Kelley Most Intelligent Flirt and Wolf Chris Shuster, Barbara Porter 100 Skipper’s Log Staff Maybeth Conway, Editor-in-Chief; Carol Koper, Coordinator; shown with Mrs. Hawkinson, Advisor. This desk was the center of all activity! Bob Verdi, Brian Wendelshaefer, Karin Miller, Cathy Cook, Maybeth Conway, Norm New- berry, Carol Koper and Denny Marge comprise the H-14 Saturday work staff. This is the group who combined the efforts of the entire staff to bring you the 65 Skippers Log. Wayne McCarthy, our reliable photog- rapher who could always be collated on for excellent pictures. Francine Langlois, the talented artist who spent many hours making the divi- sion pages. Charlie Gifford, the business manager who spent much time deciphering the handwriting of homeroom collectors. 102 HOMEROOM COLLECTORS: Carol Koper, Brian Wendelshaefer, Florence Friend, Cathy Cook, Scott Bachelder, Sheila Well!� . TYPISTS: Fay Hallene, Cathy Cook, Brian Wen- delshaefer. Norm Newbury, Carol Koper, Karin Miller. SPECIAL FEATURE WRITERS: Florence Friend, Steve Wagner, Nancy Oliver, Maybeth Conway, Norm Teague, Allan Robak. Current Wave ROW 1 Carol Koper. Linda Barry, Norman Newberry (Editor), John Cardin, Ginger McComber ROW' 2 Kris Swcck. Sue Kalandcr. Carole Hansford, Linda Martin, John Sprague, Peter Williams, Tom Pitz, Elaine Ederheimer, June Barta, Linda Tucker, Cynthia Vollmer The CURRENT WAVE, North Kingstown’s school newspaper, is a non-profit organization whose main purpose is to keep the student body informed about the numerous activities and school news that is of interest to them. The Staff is made up of interested students, under the supervision of .Mrs. Sprague, a member of the English Department. Those wishing to join the staff need not necessarily have had past experience in the field of journalism, for everyone is welcome. The CURRENT W'AVE is published once a month and has been responsible for spon- soring such events as a short story contest and a poetry writing contest. 104 Drama Club HOW 1 Bob Carlson, Feter Williams, Cheryl Cook, Karen Thome, Tom Horner ROW 2 Linda Daniels, Gail Eller. Nancy Grennan, Catherine Sadowski, Linda Chipparoni, Janis Hillman, Sue Kalender. Dorothy Castillo ROW 3 Daryl Lewis, Rebecca Vaughn. Kathy McElveen, Gwen Cooper, Justine Johnson, Patty Topping, Elaine Ederheimer. Malcolm Jenne Library Assistants ROW’ 1 Prudence Howard, Mrs. Bourn, Librarian; Kathryn McGraw, Betty Feurer ROW 2 Michael Wright, Mary Morgan, Cheryl Bachelder, Elaine Flynn. Iaiura Cook. Carole Hansford, Janet Barksdale. Dorothy Malone, Scott Bach- elder ROW 3 Linda Chipperoni. Roberta Brooks. Amy Divol, Linda Rudgers, Eleanor Davis, Martha Allen, Sharon Young. Joan Gceke, Marilyn Rice 105 Pep Club HOW 1 Judy Lamb, Sheila Foley, Krickel McLaughlin, Carol Millman, Diana Kane, Prudence Howard, Sue Tefft, Sandy Roger� , Lee Dougherty, Pam Dorman, Lynn Corey ROW 2 Collette Harris, Ann Gagne, Elsa Beatty Sue Kalandcr, Carole Hansford, Jane Rigney, Daryl Ix wis, Donna Standeven, Jill Butler, Pat La Freniere, Gail Eller, Laura Washburn, Joan Sheridan, Florence Scott, Leah Payne, Karen Matterson ROW 3 Maybeth Conway, Sue Gagne, Sheila Wells, Janice Hillman. Kathy White, Elaine Ederheimer, Gwen Cooper, Justine Johnson, Cynthia Yeagher, Patty Topping, Nancy Grennan, Pam Gifford, Paula McElhaney, Cathy Cook, Carol Koper, Donna Hass 106 ROW 1 Tammy Scott, Donna Santos, Sue Burger, Gail Audibert, Kathy Robinson, Linda Daniels, Karen Freyer, Carol Brown. Jane Phillips ROW’ 2 Fely Coleman, Mary Miller, Carol Baker, Barbara Porter, Kathy McKay, Linda Stand- even, Kathy Arruda, Miss Bagnell, Advisor G.A.A. Officers ROW 1 Shiela Wells, Senior class represenlalive; Lynne Mayer, President; Donna Mayo, Secretary; Diana Kane, Fresh- man class representative; Ann Campbell, Junior class representative; Martha Allen, Sophomore class representative Leader Corps 107 ROW 1 Joanne Stickney, Jane Gill, Barbara French, Shirley Paulsen ROW’ 2 Lynne Mayer, Kathy McKay, Shiela Wells, Donna Mayo Fire Department HOW 1 Bert Moon, Paul Coombs, John I awton, Henry Tarbox ROW 2 Dwayne James, Jan Sirohen, Jay Smith, Dave Pucella, Bill Bottomly, Daryl Lewis, Jack Proulx [put THE NATIONAL STUDYING VOCATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS AGRICULTURE Future Farmers of America ROW 1 Bill Bottomly, Ron Bennet, John Lawton, Gordy McElhaney, Jim Bapties, Bill McBride, Paul Coombs, Ron Barbour. Ken Snow. Paul Mumford ROW' 2 Jack Proulx, Jim Magee. Bemie Lafreniere, Walter Timpson, Bert Moon, Donald Theroulx, Carl Femstrom, Doug Pettingill, Joel Grissett, Walter Golding, Robert Linton, Bill Rossi, Dennis Gardiner. Dave Pucella, Jimmy Hallene, Mr. Harry Lewis, Advisor ROW 3 Ed Medbery, Dave Muller, Bill Mayo, Carl Lufkin, A1 Bapties, Arthur Albee, David Sampson, Charlie Whichelo, Dave Burnham, Ray Hazard, Greg Allen. Ron Pierce, Denny Rogers, Ron Greer 108 Annual F.F.A. Dance F.F.A. brings authentic touch to cafetorium. Jim Bapties, club president, stands by as Cathy Arruda, last years Queen, crowns Cindy Rabey at the Annual F.F.A. Dance. Future Teachers of America ROW 1 Nancy Moone, Parliamentarian; Sue Burger, Vice-President; Cynthia Yeager, President; Karen McGovern, Treas- urer; Charles Halavik, Historian ROW: 2 Darryl Lewis, Kerry Anderson, Dorothy Castillo, Jeanne Collins, Mary Dias. Carol Brown, Elaine Flynn, Florence Friend, Miss Jenney (advisor) Future Business Leaders of America ROW 1 Karen Thorne, Lynn Browning, Rosemary Minnick, Janet Tessier ROW 2 Elaine Flynn, Florence Shiller, Marge Foley. Linda Dobos, Cathy Brown, Kathy McElveen, Annette Mowry, Peggy Vlachos ROW 3 Rosemary Hutchins, Cathy Arruda. Diana Perratta. Estra Andres, Terry Robinson, Cathy Audibert. Cheryl Wrhalley, Gail Lancaster. Wendy lyach. Miss Millette (advisor) Student Council 1ST ROW: Rosemary Hutchins, Kathy Arruda, Chris Sweek, Joan Sheridan (Rec’d Sec.), Barbara Porter (V-Pres.), Brian Smith (Pres.), Denny Marge (Treas.), Sigi Miller (Corr. Sec.), Cheryl Bachelder, Paula McElhany, Sue Albert; 2ND ROW: Linda Standcven, Lila Hendrick, Jill Butler, Linda Barry, Ruth Cobeille, Martha Allen, Kathy McKay, Carol Baker, Carol Brown, Donna Linton, Pam Gifford. Lynn Corey, Pam Dorman, Mr. Sheridan; 3RD ROW: John Gretzinger, Phil Curtis, Mike Strong. Charlie Connery, Steve Potjer, Bill Hall. Mark Merdinian, David Beldon, David Stady, Harry Church, Robert Taylor, John Cardin, Scott Bachelder, Charlie Gifford, Steve Wagner, Norm Teague, Steve Richard. I he Student Council acts as a coordinator between the school administration and the student body. The organization, advised by Mr. Sheridan, is composed of ten representatives from each class, the class vice-presidents, and non-voting club representatives. In addition to acting as the students' mediator, the Council has sponsored a tri- school dance, sold brown and white earmuffs, and worked on a student hand- book. One of the Council’s main projects was to work on the town-wide fund- raising drive for the North Kingstown-Exeter Scholarship Foundation. Ill FIRST ROW, Pamela Dorman, Mark Merdinian, Barbara Porter, Marylin Bragg. David Fragorgia, Bonnie Tucker, Jill Tucker. Donna Pettengill, Brian Smith, Lila Hendrick, Pamela Barske, Anne Huling, Wayne Marge; SECOND ROW. Morton Curry. Carol Brown, Vincent Mattera, Douglas Pettengill, Dan Porter, Greg Cooper, Bob Washburn, David Allwood, Bill Rossi, Paul Burgess, Glen Tarlwx, Bill Mumford, Steve Allen, Jim Hamois, Scott Bachelder, Bill Curtis, Steve Pierce, June Barta, Donna Eichcnlaub; THIRD ROW, Kathy White, Barlura Kettlety, Gail Edwards, Brian Landakrr, Qieryl Batchelor, Bob Johnston. Bruce Soderlund, Charles W'hichelo, Henry Tarhox, Gary Hug, James Salisbury, Mike Jackson, Ralph Mattera, Curtis Madison. Dean Potter, William Edwards, Boh Taylor, Rusty Holland, Martha Allen, Charles Orwiler, George Carter, Gary Baker, Steve Nelson, Jerry Davis, Russell Jones, Tom Dwyer. Concert Choir 1ST ROW: Gail Eller, Kathy Arruda, Darlene Carlson, Pixie Donnelly, Linda Standeven, Marsha Boyer, Cathy Nilson, Don Carlson, Phil Curtis, Robert StGermain, David Crompton, Beth Hendrick, Barbara French, Debby Colvin, Susan Tucker, Toby Shust, Regina Leepcr, Mr. Higby—Director; 2ND ROW: Marilyn Fulford, Janet Tessier, Cathy Brown, Susan Place, Jane Phillips, Jackie Laramee, Dianne Nelson, James McGee, Pat Brooks, Mike Kelley, Malcolm Jcnne, Karen Pease, Mary Sprague, Margie Lawton, Claudia Slauta, Nancy Grennan, Mary Cochrane; 3RD ROW: Kathy McElveen, Justine Johnson, Felie Coleman, Dale Bryant, Mary Dias, Elizabeth Rake, Leigh Burdick. Pete Williams, Fred Kelley, Robert Leeper, Susan Millard. Barbara Matterson, Cibby Teeden, Cathie McDougall, Linda Whitaker, Fay Hallene, Loroa Sandeman. Women’s Chorus 1ST ROW: Pam Effros, Bonnie Homer, Kathy McMahon, Rosemary Hutchins, Anita Rierson, Ester Andres, Ger- trude Humes, Norma Courtamache, Cherie Paradise, Claire Parker, Judy Lamb, Kathy Matterson, Delores Rodriques. Beverly Howell, Sharon Cornell, Connie Cass well, Toni Burg; 2ND ROW: Shiela Foley, Charlene Whalen, Donna Santos, Karen Fryer, Cay Lundwall, Doris Adams, Barbara Reynolds, Sue Gagne, Elizabeth Whitehead, Charlotte Rose, Judy Crossman. Jane Rigney, Barbara Mancini, Fran Ford, Pam Sherman; 3RD ROW: Paula McElhaney, Nancy Petri, Mary Walsh, Terry Robinson, Sandy Buffery, Rosemary Barrington, Shirley Oliveira, Sandy Gerrish, Loretta Clawson, Fran Adams, Elaine Ederheimer, Karen Pease, Karen Hathaway, Barbara Green, Irene Stroud. Barbara Schiller, Pamela Ryan; Mr. Higby—Advisor. Stage Band 1ST ROW': Brian Smith. Bill Curtis, Scott Bachelder, Mark Merdinian, Steve Pierce, Bruce Soderlund; 2ND ROW: Richard Courser, Steve Nelson, Jerry Davis Russell Jones, Ted Dwyer, Gary Baker, Mike Jackson; 3RD ROW’: Bill Rossi, Jerry Geist, Paul Burgess, David Allwood. Mr. Joseph Pelosi—Director. 115 Sailing Club 1ST ROW: Donna Linton, Carole Hansford, Carol Baker, Karin Miller, Sigrid Miller, Skip While, I iura Washburn; 2ND ROW: Lynn Corey, Pam Dorman, Brian Chandler, Brian Smith, John Gretzinger, Linda Tucker, Ginger Macumher. Donna Hass, Mr. Howard Miller—Advisor. 116 1ST ROW: Claudia Slauta, Nancy Grennan, Pinkie Leeper, Marsha Boyer; 2ND ROW: Malcolm Jenne, Peter Wil- liams, Robert Leeper, Mr. Higby—Advisor. Future Nurses of America 1ST ROW: Elaine Courser, Nancy Kettleband, Mrs. Dwyer -Advisor, Eleanor Davis, Pam Hinkley, Darlene DiSeia; 2ND ROW: Emily Pollock, Debby Morgan, Betty Wilmot, Fran Adams, Sandra Buffery; 3RD ROW: Collette Hams, Holly Stahl, Margaret Menzies. Future Homemakers of America 1ST ROW: Donna Drake (Pres.), Linda Dobos (VPres.), Linda Daniels (Rec. Sec.), Nancy Moone (Corr. Sec.), Carol Hansford (Treas.): 2ND ROW: Sandra Clayton, Nancy Palazzo, Karen Lord, Sandy Rogers, Miss Eastwood— Advisor; 3RD ROW: Rosemary' Luggier,. Gwen Cooper, Justine Johnson, Kathy McElveen, Elaine Courser. 117 American Field Service 1ST ROW: Sheila Foley, Elizabeth Rake, Pam Effros, Jochen Stog, Rebecca Vaughn, Kerry Anderson, Amy Divoll; 2ND ROW: Colleen Cook, Ginger Macumber, Elsa Beattie, Jane Phillips, Karen Cornwall, Kathy White, Kathy Brown, Barbara Thomas, Carol Brown, Cathie MacDougall, Florence Schiller, Donna Linton, Janice Hillman, Susan higher, Linda Tucker; 3RD ROW: Verna Hendry, Letha Wotherspoon, Mike McDonnell, David Crompton, James Mc- Carty, Robert Johnston, Bob Miller, Brian Chandler, Harry Wilson, Joan Sheridan, Chris Sweck. Debating Club 1ST ROW: Siggie Miller, Steve Wagner, Kris Sweck, Jane Garganese, Martha Allan; 2ND ROW;: Judy Lamb, Diana Kane, Pam Dorman, Pam Gifford, Nancy Grennan, Susan Uber, Kathy McElveen, Leslie Divol, Judy Miller, Florence Scott, Miss Champlin—Advisor; 3RD ROW: Vincent Matters, Paul LaCroix, Edward O’Dell, John Nickleson, Jochen Stog, Bob Baier, Bob Taylor, Mike McDonnell, Stephen Lorenz, Harry Baker. Not Photographed—Mike Topping—Pres- ident. Lettermen’s Club 1ST ROW: Rich Taylor, Jim Baplics, Norm Teague, Steve Potter, Gene Kistler, Brian Smith, Rick Petty, Mitch Sharp; 2ND ROW: Don Crona, Rick Gumon, Tom Bartkiewicz, Denny Marge, Ron Verdi, Ed son Place, Dana Gavis, Charlie Gifford, Gordon McElhaney, Mike Richards, Coach Brown; 3RD ROW: Greg Allen, Bob Verdi, Ed Craddock, Mike Kelley, Mike Jackson. Jochen Stog, John Vaughn, Bob Duckworth, Wayne Steele, Kenney Weeks, Ernie Jordan, Joe Yurasits, John Green. The club is composed of some forty-eight members advised by Donald M. Brown. The officers are Gene Kistler, Pres.; Normon Teague. Sec.; Brian Smith, Treas.; and Ernie Jordan. Marshal. In order to be a member you must be a letter winner in a sport, maintain acceptable grades, and attend all meetings. This year the boys have put on two delicious buffet suppers which many attended. They have also sponsored several sock-hops after basketball games. The money which was collected from these activities was used to help finance a trip to New York City for the NIT. After this trip the club’s activities do not come to a half, the boys hold another dinner to raise money in order to carry on the club’s activities for the coming year. I 19 Saturday Seminar FALL SESSION 1ST ROW: Pam Hinkley, Mathematics; Ginger Macumber, Biology and Sciences; Joan Sheridan, Oceanography; Candace Andrews, Biology. 2ND ROW: Larry Smith, Engineering; Tom Pitz, Engineering; Mike Topping, Biology; Steve Wagner, Physics. SPRING SESSION 1ST ROW: Sue Burger. Oceanography; Jeanne Collins, Biology and Sciences; Kris Sweck, Mathematics; Claudia Malone, Biology; Fay Hallene; Chemistry; 2ND ROW: Mike Walsh, Biology; Scott Bachelder, Engineering; Brian Smith, Physics; Jeff Barker, Biology and Science. Not photographed Charles Gifford, and Allison Allfrey. 120 Rhode Island Honor Society FJRST ROW: Karen Thorne, Nancy Aker, Janet Stafford, Dorothy Castillo, Shirley Paulsen, Donna Eichenlaub, Linda Cutting, Allison, Allfrey. SECOND ROW: Shirley Doige, Jennifer Jarvis, Linda Jenkins, Janis Salisbury, Janice Jackie Carter, Helen Chellew, Mary- Dias. THIRD ROW: Barbara Matterson, Marilyn Razee, Linda Dorman. TOP ROW: Larry Smith, Scott Bachelder, Tom Pitz, Brian Smith, Steve Wagner, John Cardin, Dennis Marge. “All students who at the beginning of their senior year have an average scholarship rank of 85 percent or over for all previous work and who possess the other neces- sary qualifications of character, service, and helpful leadership shall be eligible for membership.” 12.1 BARBARA PORTKR Homecoming Queen D.A.R. Good Citizen Sophomore Chosen for All America High School Band The entire school is very proud of Jerry Geist who was chosen on the basis of a taped audition to tour Europe as a member of the All America High School Band. The musicians have been chosen from all sections of the United States and they will spend most of the summer playing a series of concerts throughout the continent. ANTHONY C. PERRY, Director of Athletics There is a great deal that can be said about athletics. Athletics today, really are not accepted as part of education by many people. However, athletics have proved conclusively that, given wise guidance and emphasis upon sound value, it could make a major contribution to the development of the citizen and leadership traits necessary to the strength and possibly the survival of our democratic way of life. One of the central aims is that athletics be an integral part of the education program of the school. The basic educational areas which have been established as sound outcomes of athletics are ethical and moral character, physical and emotional health, and a strong motivation force to mental excellence. Basically, the competitive athletic program is an opportunity for the exceptional student to develop his superior resources and to measure himself against others. The benefits to the individual are many. He learns what real competition is. He discovers the rewards of contributing to the team effort. In winning or losing, he gains an understanding of life itself. A good athletic program also unites the student body, the alumni, and the public. At North Kingstown High School our athletic program sponsors eight major sports with approximately 33% of the male enrollment participating. 126 Varsity Sports FIRST ROW: Coach Don Brown, Joe Bullock, Charles Gifford, Buddy Barger, Tom Carthy, Co-Captains Norm Teague, and Denny Marge, Gene Kistler, Steve Potter, Bi Smith, Gordy McElhaney, Randy Smith. SECOND ROW: Coach Mike Pariseau, Hj Church, Tom Salisbury, Mitch Sharp, Curt Matteson, Rick Gurnon, Jochen Stog, Rick Pc 128 am Beman, Dick Trapp, John Metzger, Carnet Howard. THIRD ROW: Coach Howie La arte, Dean Potter, Rich Jacques, Greg Allen, Russ Holland, Bill Rossi, Jerry Davis, Wayne arge, Mike Ryan, Ccorgc Remington, John Lawton, Walt Candelet, Dave La Frenierc. OURTH ROW: Coach Dave Reidy. N.K.—14 Scituate— 6 N.K.—24 Johnston— 6 N.K.— 6 Westerly—21 N.K.—26 Barrington—-14 N.K.—19 Middletown—26 N.K—27 Pawt. West— 7 N.K—19 Ponagansett—25 N.K— 0 S. Kingstown—26 N.K— 7 E. Greenwich—33 129 ( m GREG ALLEN Tickle CHARLIE GIFFORD End DENNY MARGE Co-Captain Fullback 130 JOHN LAWTON End TOM BF.MAN Tackle GENE KISTLER Tackle GORDY McF.I.HANEY Guard STEVE POTTER Center DICK TRAPP End TOM SALISBURY Guard NORM TEAGUE Co- Captain Halfback BRIAN SMITH Quarterback JOCHEN STOC Kicker Cross Country Western Division Champs Co-Captains: Chris Shuster and Mike Kelley. FIRST ROW: Eric Berg. Dana Gavis, Ken Weeks, Bob Verdi, Chuck Connery. SECOND ROW: Neil Shuster, John Gretzinger, Rich Burda, Tom Hardy. THIRD ROW: John Sprague, Kevin Farley, John Vaughn, Steve Richard. Tom Kelley. BOB VERDI MIKE KELLEY CHRIS SHUSTER The Cross Country team rounded out another successful season under the coaching of Mr. Morris with several team titles. The team captured the Western Di- vision Championship with an 8-0 record and tied for first in the Annual Columbus Day Road Race. The Skippers also won the Relay Carnival, took 2nd in Class B and kh in the State Meet. Making All Class B were Eric Berg, Mike Kelley, Chris Shuster and Bob Verdi. Shuster also made All-State Second Team. Charlie Connery, Neal Shuster, Dana Gavis, Mike Kelley, Eric Berg, Chris Shuster, John Vaughn, Bob Verdi, Mike Topping. 134 TOM HARDY P Larxy Smith, Mike Richard, John Gretzinger, Don Crona, Mike Topping, John Vaughn NEAL SHUSTER LARRY SMITH JOHN GRETZINGER ERIC BERG KEN WEEKS Skippers Go FIRST ROW: Coach Don Brown, Mike Kelley, Dana Cavis, Bob Morgan, Coach Mike Pariseau; SECOND ROW: Joe Yura- sits. Bob Duckworth, John Vaughn, Bob Rose. SCHEDULE ’61-’65 Preliminary Contests N.K .45 Pawtucket Voke . . . 29 N.K 105 Coventry 59 N.K .81 Classical 37 N.K Central 36 N.K .96 Warren 70 N.K .83 Waren 57 N.K .79 Pawtucket Voke . . . 36 Tournament N.K .81 N. Providence 47 N.K .44 Rogers 59 League Contests N.K ....62 Ponnagansett ....29 N.K ....56 Johnston ....46 N.K ....77 Chariho ....48 N.K ....66 E. Greenwich ....42 N.K ....81 Our Lady of Prov. . . ....33 N.K ....86 Sciluate ....44 N.K ,...R4 Cranston West ....41 N.K ....96 Ponnagansett ....43 N.K ....67 Johnston ....51 N.K ....72 Chariho ....52 N.K ....88 E. Greenwich ....38 N.K ....76 Our Lady of Prov. .. ....28 N.K ....98 Scituate ....58 N.K ....76 Cranston West ....37 136 Undefeated Captain — DANA GAV1S BOB DUCKWORTH BOB ROSE MIKE KELLY JOE YURASITS JOHN VAUGHN BOB MORGAN 137 Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: Steve Johnson, Joe Bullock, Don Crona, Paul Reis. SECOND ROW: Bob Johnston, Ron Verdi, Harry Church, Charlie Connery. 139 N.K. to Be Represented on State Basketball Team Our mighty 15, Bob Duckworth, has been selected to represent Rhode Island in Argentina this summer as a member of the People to People Basketball Team, sponsored by the Journal Bul- letin. The team, composed of eight outstanding Senior ball players, will tour the South American country for three weeks in June. 140 The Swinging Skippers STANDING: Steve Wagner, Mike Richards, Bob Washburn BELOW: Don Crona, Vincent Mattera. Skippers tee off! MR. HENRY QUINN—Advisor Wrestlers Retain Title The prowess of the North Kingstown Wrestling Team extended their league record to 10-0 and again captured the Suburban League Crown. Under the coaching of Mr. Carr, the team defeated their league op- ponents. The team is very proud of co-captain Jimmy Bapties, who finished first in Rhode Island at 133 lbs. in the state finals. Sophomore, Paul Smith was third at 110 lbs., and co-captain Chris Shuster at 167 lbs., was fourth. Neal Shuster was J.V. State Champ at 167 lbs. and Bill Mayo third at heavy w’eight. FIRST ROW: Paul Smith, Jim Hallene, Mike Maggio, Jim Bapties, Gordy McElhancy, Norm Teague. SECOND ROW: Tom Bartkiewicz, Fred Heise, Neal Shuster, Chris Shuster, Gene Kistlcr. 142 JIM BAPT1ES - 133 Co-Captain All-Stale NORM TEAGUE - 147 COACH RAY CARR CHRIS SHUSTER - 167 Co-Captain GENE KISTLER - 143 FIRST ROW: Tom Bartkiewicz, Rich Taylor. Charlie Gifford. Ron Wylie, Mike Chase, Ronnie Stouffer, SECOND ROW: Waller Boober, Tom Pitz, Tom Salisbury, A1 Conn. John Green, Gary Gardiner, THIRD ROW’: Coach Brown, Ernie Colonna, A1 Southwick, Mike Kelly, Bob Sherman, Sieve Johnson. 144 CHARLIE GIFFORD. Catcher RICH TAYLOR. Outfielder 145 Track 146 Bob Verdi Chris Shuster Erie Berg The Mushroom Ride Again! 147 Varsity Cheerleaders Kathy Arruda. I.inda Standeven, Mary Miller, Barbara Porter (Cap!.), Kathy McKay, Linda Whitaker, Ruth Gobeille, Marsha Boyer. FIRST ROW': Tammy Scott, Jane Phillips, Gail Audibert. Donna Santos; SECOND. ROW : Sue Berger, Kathy Robinson, Carolyn Brown. BARBARA PORTER Capi. RUTH GOBEILLE MARSHA BOYER 149 UNDA WHITAKER Co Zelda! Girls Hockey Tired Lynne? FIRST ROW, Phyllis Demming, Shiela Wells, Lynne Mayer, Martha Allen. Beth Hendrick; SECOND ROW, Siggi Miller, Nancy Oliver. Carol Baker, Charlene Albro, Beth Anderson; THIRD ROW. Prudence Howard, Patricia Wells, Sandy Rice, Karin Miller. Shirley Paulsen, Donna Paulsen, Ann Huling. Hockey Anyone? Girls Volleyball FIRST ROW, Pam Hinckley, Shiela Well� , Lynne Mayer, Martha Allen, Beth Hendrick; SECOND ROW, Betsy Bond, Karin Miller. Donna Mayo, Shirley Paulsen, Donna Eichenlauh; THIRD ROW, Donna Paulsen, Sandy Rice, Patricia Wells. ISI FIRST ROW, Kathy Arruda, Shrila Wells, Lynne Mayer, Martha Allen, Beth Hendrick; SECOND ROW, Siggi Miller, Nancy Oliver, Carol Baker, Shirley Paulsen, Donna Eichenlaub; THIRD ROW, Donna Mayo, Karin Miller, Kathy McKay, Barbara Porter, Betsy Bond, Elaine Flynn, Laura Washburn. Can't be that bad.. .Anne Girls B a s k e t b a I I Girls J.V. team 2 points MOVE, Mayo!!!!!! Lays it up and . . . CO Martha!!!!! It's Yours, Brth!! 153 65 BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. James F. Keating Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Wendelschaefer Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Feurer Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bachelder Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Sandeman Mr. and Mrs. James V. Koper Mr. and Mrs. Walter Soban Mr. and Mrs. Warren Phillips Dr. and Mrs. John S. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Carl N. Shuster Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Sciola Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Andy Marge Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conway Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matterson Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hawkinson Cdr. and Mrs. M. T. Pitz Mr. and Mrs. Russell Allen Mr. and Mrs. Lewis N. May Jr. Mr. Raymond Jenson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Jordan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Newberry Mr. and Mrs. John Moon Mr. and Mrs. David E. Stickney Mr. and Mrs. George Holland Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilkinson Cdr. and Mrs. Alton Conn 154 Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. George Kettleband Mr. and Mrs. Harold Razee Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tessier Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Algren Miss Miriam J. Bogman Miss Majorie W. Champlin Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sprague Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nylund Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burda Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Charon Mr. and Mrs. Philip Andrews Mrs. Clara Justice Mr. and Mrs. David Reidy Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. John Robak Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wagner Miss Helen D. Ross Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hellewell Mr. and Mrs. James D. Wells Miss Doris Millette Miss Charlotte Ayres Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Fulford Mr. and Mrs. Norman Teague Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chandler Mr. and Mrs. W. Berkley Carter Mr. and Mrs. D. 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