South Kingstown High School - Anchor Yearbook (Wakefield, RI)

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ANDRI XVS XVII I IAVI IIIXDLAY CII 'lhe men who try to do something and fail ar in infinitely better than those yylio try to do nothing intl succeed lloyd Joms c mool B ind ichestra l ARNOI D ROBI R'I Dl'XTl R Bon Abraham l1ncoln vt 18 TS lust 1nd generous to th rich and vxell horn IS to the poor humble thing r1rc among po tticnns lolm iuu 1 erctte ri n tics I-H BABCOCK I RNI SI I I ROY SKIP I RNIII BABB1 lhe yyorld is a loo mg glass and giyes luck to eyery man the refl ction of h1s our ace rovtn 1t 1n 1 in turn uill look sourly upon you laugh at it and yyith it it 1 lolly kind c pamon XVIIIIIIFH M Ihatlz eruq. BANNISTER. MAR- GARET 'APEGCY' lt's good to l1ave money' and the things money can at , 1 i's goo , too, check up once in 1 while 'Ind make sure you h1ven't lost the things money can't buy, -George ll. I.0I'I.f77l'!'. amatics, IH: l.iterettc, BARLOW, DAVID IE. Davis BU'1'c11 'X man yyithout mirth is i e yya on ytithout s rings, ' y' i 1 on '. mused disagree-1bly to jolt hy' every pebble over yxhich it turns,--Henry XVura' Beecher. nd, I . Zl : Orches ra. , : Dramatics, . 1 ,iteret '. , - : Drum iorps. . X E,-4.0, Bl OLYI IRNI STINI' AINNII IRXII I oye comes unseen yu on y see it go 'luslm Doh son Junior Prom Soph Hop tt d ockey C ee uh I-lj ANCI J a IKRACKI TT VDITH lf wrinkles must be writ ter- upon our brovxs let them no be written upon the hc1rt 'I he spirit should not grow old lames A Gar llc 1 Plymouth High School Jymouth lVI11ne fl r1mat1c Club K Girs Glee Club K-It BRI SSI I R l'l AINP The greater the obstacle the more glory in oyercom in t Mozart 1 erette Soph Hop Junior Irom Hockey 13 -H Bisketball Mamger U1 45 ANCHOI St1ff BRISTOXV, ANNIE FLORA 'AANN ' Your sole contribution to the sum of things is your SC fl . Crane, .i erette, . . . : Student Council, C251 V'ce- lresident, C233 Blskethall. -. 3, -ll: Soph Hop: 1'1- matic Club, U, -H: Hockey. 13,-ll:Ye1r Book. BRACKETT, IEDNIA I neyer make the mistake of arguing with people for whose opinions I have respect.-Gibbon. Plymouth High School. mouth, Maine. fl, : D tmatic Club. 13, -ll.

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BROWN BARBARA Borasi Great minds hue pur poses others hue xxishe little minds are tamed and subdued by misfortune but great minds rise aboxe them lVushznqton lrumq -ll Banner BROWN IION TREBBV BRowNlr The darkest h ur in m ns life is when he SIIS down to plan how to get money without earning Horace Greeley Cross Country Ill Sec f Cass Student Council Soph Hop BUF FUM Fl SIF POTTFR l owe all my success n life to hating been always a quarter of an hour before hand Lord Nelson Literette Clj Dramatics 'if CARPENTER, MARY AMELIIX The highest and most lofty trees hue the most reason to dread the thunder. -Charles Rollin. rc estri, f v - 1 Bugle and Drum Corps. 1 Glee C ub, . CHASE, MARGARET VllDCE Habit is a cable we weave thread of each day, and at last we can not break it. -Horace Munn. Vice-President. CH: Jun- ior Prom. y H ,.,ZuA1 , H q . 'f f lg 471,- CONCDON JOSFPH BROXVN O et the farmer forex ermore be honored in his calling or they who labor in the etrlh ire the chosen people of Cod Ilaomas leflerson arsity Bisehill C COT VER RICHARD STFEVF The ladder of life is full splinters but they always prick the hardest when we are sliding down Wzllzuni Brownell Treasurer fll lqootba Nl r CH CRANDAI I MARII YIN KATHERINF IVNIN lrrendship is the highest degree of perfection in o CICIX Montarqne Student Council Soph Hop Dramatic Club K3 4l DECUBELLIS, THERESA UTERRY' You better lite your best and act your best and think your best today: for today is the sure preparation for tomorrow and all the other tomorrows that follow.- Harriet Murlrneuu. F DICKEY, MURlIiI. X R4 GINIA DIXIE Happiness grows at our own Hreside. and is not to be picked in strangers' gardens. -Douglas Jerrold. Formerly of Lawrence High. Fairfield, Maine.