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

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FRESHMAN: (fresfi man) n. 1. A novice 2. Lacking seniority or experience “the tradition that freshmen should be seen and not heard.” 19

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G. Briggs J. Briggs L. Bromley B. Brown D. Brown M. Brown R. Brown S. Bums C. Burroughs A. Butler B. Butler B. Callanan Francine and Franklin Freshmen Freshmen are the youth of our high school society. We must respect the fact that they are uncoordinated, too short for their age, and most of them don’t have any idea of where they are or where they are supposed to be. Half ft©, Y t ! A U Hi. a? s are lost somewhere between the orange octagon and the yellow circle, while the others are still looking for the olympic- sized swimming pool. As the Freshmen mature in age, not to mention in size, they can become one of many identities found at North Kingstown High School. P. Callanan K. Campbell S. Campbell E. Campo S. Cancerliri D. Caran M. Carter A. Casey C. Cashdollar A. Caswell E. Caswell M. Caswell

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J. Diraimo J. Driscoll M. Doyle L. Dube A. Duclos L. Duffin P. Dugan T. Factor J. Fahey W. Faulknerg P. Fecteau B. Feeney B. Ferreira S. Fiedler ivM 3 E. Durnin P. Duton K. Dyer P. Dyer B. Edwards J. Eidson J. Ettell A penny for my thoughts . . . “The principle anouncments are very boring. The anouncments interrupt me during my work time. The anouncments blast out my eardrums they are so loud. All in all I hate them.” — K. D. ’81 D. Fierro N. Firth M. Fisher G. Fitch W. Fitzgerald Fitzpatrick P. Fitzpatrick L. Flanagan Fleischmann J. Florio S. Foley B. Fontaine D. Fontaine P. Forand L. Fournier M. Fuller G. Gadrow B. Gammell J. Ganvey H. Ganlz S. Gardner 20