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

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neeel to satisfy your 1mbit1ons for the future Act quickly and without too much questioning Umor ll helem You enjoy Hlllilflg things 1ttra tive and your personal surroundings reflect your good taste and judgment With your artistic appre ention you should find the applied arts interesting possibly interior decorating or dress designing You have 1 strong sense of detail You 1re natur1lly tl11nk lul 1nd are usually willing to see the other person s viewpoint Honor llfhzzford You should enjoy all active interests 18 you have 1 very enthus11st1c nature Plenty of conndence makes it e1sy to express your self Witlu your high asperations enjoyment of chang and new ideas 1nd interests you should find success in some of the advertislng 1nd promotion lines or in making yourself a swimming Champ But just remember that this requires self denial as yy ell as talent Lloyd llfhztford With your love of the outdoors you would do well in 1 profession forestry or scientinc farming Do not pro rastinate You 1re sincere and loyal in your friendship but are rather critical and proud at times ment or difficulty You are able to carry work easily without 1 gre1t deal of effort Companionable enough to m1ke a good impress on on people whom you cont1ct you possess 1 great deal of self control 1nd shrewdness Although 1ble to think cle1rly 1nd to the point of any subject which interests you you show signs of procr1stin1tion 1nd oyer sensltlveness which might limit progress 'lI1Ll h1pp1ness if not c1refully w1tched Leeleyn XVzIl2ms You have an intelligent mind anel the 'lblllly te b quite definite in wh1t you s1y and do Yet your fr1nk sincere n1ture enables you to deal vyith issues with satisfaction and efficiency You should do well in te1ch1ng l1ter1ture 1nel kindred subjects 1lso in writing 1dvert1s1ng copy or 1s 1n 1uthor Douglas XVr1qh1 You h1ve plenty of ability to do well in some of the constructive lines after you have completed your studies Because of your en thusxastic nature 'lI'lCl desire for excitement and action you must be sure not to be too restless and impatient where it takes longer P ,, X ' f 1 L ' ' e wh ' 1 ' I w I I n f ' 7 . s ' I I f- I 1 1 1 ' - x v s I 1 I 4 v ' ' , .Il I v 'D I 3 3 I ' ' I I I X., xe. I - xt e X I . L X L L i - L 1 y' I I xi 3 J 3 v 'H ' ' I ' I I 1 I I 3 H 31 . I 1 7 1 I H Y - I ' V . x A I 3 1 1 ' i I X 3 ' I l 5 1 I ' L ' I 3 1 I 3 - I Y I . i . 5 I I V I V l I 3 . A 1 D ' Barbara lVhz'lmar.sh: You will go through life with little disappoint- ' . X E I v 4 L if. , . , e.re . 4 l I xt 4 1 B .1 I I E xx L Y V e ' L. I L . L rj ' , e N u ' , I I xl. . i . I 1 : W x - I 1-I 'A ' K I X I 1 K. ' ' 7 J C . 5 1 ' I I L Y g Y . 3 L V A. D 3 4 1 3 3 V H 7' -Lk x . .' I 3 'B . h . xl ' I X L , L I j I, 1 L . I I K x i . u K , A Z C I 1 . I Y 3 4 3 H X I x 4 1 1 Y 3 1 3 43 . i ! 'I - I . 3 c xx. 5 X b 5 I v I x 3 IL, I ni 'A I .

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Izlsze Shzppee 'You have the abrlrty to enjoy vyorktng vyrth people or handhng beautlful thrngs You must not vxeaken your ab1l1ty for success by berng too rntrospectrve so that you analyae your emot1ons more than IS elther 1 ISC or necessary Helen Roy There lS the abllxty for concentratxon whlch would grve you enough practlcal ab1l1ty to handle facts and figures Wllll your affecttonate but 1ens1t1ve nature you need to choose your frlends carefully ayoldtng rs much as posstble people who are too restless and temperamental Arch Salerno You enjoy good trmes 1n the company of people whos tastes are congenral w1th your own You have the temperament that w1ll adjust Itself to condntrons ln a phrlosophrcal manner and you are alert enough so that you can garn your success 1n exther a commerclal or professlonal posrtron Matzlda Sczola Your restless temperament and physlcal act1v1ty make sports a necessary outlet for nervous tension Yet you perstst and refuse to be easlly drsmayed tendmg to be moody or depressed Avold people who are too fussy and demandmg Ida Szgnorellr You have a frank slncere nature and you are also practlcal enough to concentrate and to be consclentrous rn what you say or do These qualrtres could be used to an advantage rn erther bus ness or a profess1on such as lrbrary work nurslng or teachmg Reserve and prrde makes rt dtflicult for you to show your real charm Euerelt .Sykes You have unusual abrllty and rntelltgence whrch should make you successful ln the field of advertrstng and promotxon or ln archrtecture buxldmg or makrng nnprovements such as ctty plannlng You act wrth stcadmess and shrewdness rn matters of 1mportance nlendmg to be self centered and xndlfferent to people or plans whrch do not please you you could COIUPFOIUISC sometrmes Evelyn fucker You have not a forceful nature but when started you show courage tenacrty and steadfastness seldom recognlzed because of your qutet manner of dorng work You should be successful 1n work that calls for depend ab1l1ty and accuracy as vm ell as patlence wtth deta1ls and plans that do not measure up to your atm rl ry to show more self confidence and farth m your own capabxhtles Mary Iucker ln your handwrttmg you have the love of progress and actlon which makes you rnterested 1n people and the1r problems or 1n a fuller outlook on l1fe than just what you End rn your lmmedlate v1c1nrty Your ab1l1ty for wr1t1ng letters can be put to practrcal use elther commerctally or rn the advertrslng lrnes Martha 7 urrzsz You are a very versatrle glrl but you are easlly hurt or dlsappomted when deahng wrth people who are slow and unprogressrve rn thought or actlon Be sure not to talk too much about your plans before you are ready to put them xnto effect or be too sensxtxve to crxtlcrsm or dlsappomtment XVIIIICIITY W'ebster Wxth your defimte personalrty and fine ambltlon there rs an excellent opportumty for you to succeed You have the logtcal mxnd and tenaclty of purpose whlch should help you greatly IU vocatxonal act1v1t1es Do not be too cr1t1cal or fussy about small matters You need a l1ttle more use of your sense of humor IH personal affarrs Cuzlzss lVezbeI There IS plenty of amb1t1on lndlcated by your handwrrt mg 'ts well as a temperament whrch wlll drsllke too much routme You haye 1 good LOIISIIUCUYL mmd although you do not alvyays haye the persxstenee you . . 1 1 .. . , , ' 5 Y Y 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 V ' 1 ' '- 1 1 1 '1' . 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' , 1 1 L 1. 1 1 ' 1 -1 ' 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' . . f. e 1. , 1 1 1 1 l 1 - 1 ' 1 1 f 1 11 - e ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 . I . . . 1 11 1 1 ' 11 , , v 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 A 1. . - 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 . - X - x . V e . ,. . .. , 1 1 1 ' V .. . . . Y 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 . V y . 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 '- , . . . . V. Y' 1 1 1 e. L. l ' L L 1 - . ',1 ' 1 1 11 1 1 1 -1 1 . 11 '

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Class Wlll We the members of the class of 38 fully knowmg that the vacancy we leave could never be adequately filled do hereby bequeath the followrng ltems for the general lmprovement of the school Andrews Vv'1ll1am The adroxtness w1th whlch I knot bow tres to Cl1fton Whaley Arnold Robert 'I he dlstance I covet wtth my I tttle Abner yy xlk to Clorla Hagberg Babcock Ernest My affectlon for my home room whrch makes me eyen eat lunch there to James McCarthy Bmnlster Margaret My place as speeel demon of the shorthand cl ss to Helen Tucker Barlow Davtd The rest of my toys prov1d1ng they escape Mr Kearns t H Adelbert Ktngsley II Blount Ernestlne My engagmg glggle to Jane Taft Brackett Edlth and Edna The song Ma1ne Dear Old Prne Tree State t Mrs Kendrrck Bressler Elalne My pos1t1on as half of the Annte Elame Into Lyervthlng Co to Dorothy Tourgee Brxstow Annre The swrvel on whrch my tongue rests to Vxrgxnra Atklnson Brown Barbara My storles wrth sound effects and gestures to Ldward Mellen Brovsn leon My bountiful amount of excuses for emergencles to John Davrs Buffum Elsre My 1nab1l1ty to speed up at 9 O5 as I enter late to Murtel Vachon Chase Margaret My varxous experlments with new and stylrsh colffures to Mlrlam Perry Congdon Joseph The alarm clock whtch wakes me at 5 OO to mrlk the eows to P1erce Chappell C randall Marllyn My love of pamtmg boats to Jane Sllllfll DeCubell1s FI heresa My excellent rendlttons of the latest swlng tunes to I lly Prsanr Dtckey Mur1el My soft lrngerrng drawl to Harrlet Hall Drake Norma My record of no mlstakes IH mak1ng change 1n the cafeterra to Vlrgmla Tourgee Dykstra Jacob My classroom expressron of tnnocence to Joan Iryrng Farrell Edrth My standlng as our vs alktng neu spaper column Chatter to Vlfglnla O Brlen Gardiner Phyllts My posltron as our Txtlan Blond to Ethel Wtlglut Healy Llllabeth My secret of that school glrl complexton to Phyllxs Smtth Holberton Raymond The romantlc smgtng yotce whlch so charms the fatrer sex to Eranklln Woodmansee Holley Rrchard My l1fe enciangermg maneuyers on anythlng wrth wheels to Ernest Anderson Hovyard Maryorre The stylrshness of my abundant wardrobe to Eleanor Mltchell Hull Robert My frequent rllnesses due to attacks of Math to Vrrglnra Harvey Johnson Elorence My good mterpretatlons of the classlcs to Elsle Tefft Keegan Phyllls T he personalrty vuth whmch I w1n so many frtends to Sam Bressler Kenyon Vlrglnra My spectal English Class Blush to Alfred Kenerleber 0 C , ' v ' 1 r , 1 1 v 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - ' 1 ' 1 1- ' r H ' 1 VH 1 ' 1 I 1 f 1 ' 1 - ' 1 1 1 v1 1 , . 1 3 1 E ' 1 11 1 1 1 L Y L4 1 , - 1 f ', ' . ., o , - . , - . 1 t 1 O 1 - , ' XD , .- . 1 '1 ' 1 1 1 2 1 1 , . f 1 ' ! 3 D J .1 I 1 - 1 f Y , 3 ' 3 1 ' ' 1 ' Cotter, I1lCl18I'Cl1rI he art of patchmg rnnertubes to Mr. Conlon. - , - . 5 E l ' E X l D H 1 3 I . 1 H ' I 4 1, - 1 - Y V . A ' ? ' V I r 1 1 7 v Y 1 . 1 1 - , . , , I I I I 7 I 3 I 1 I 3 1 ' 17 I 1 Y I D- I 1 Y I I l 'A 1 1 ' 5- 1 1' 1 : 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 y ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 4 ' 1 'li ' I I' T 1 3 I 1. l I 1 ll T g 1 1 Y Y V . ' I 3 'I 7