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

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Wt hayc tnhtrlttd from tht grcattst mlnds of tht yyorld tht prttlous yolumts vyhmch tonsututc Stmor Nlath Report of Unron ACIIYIIILS Electron rtsults Rogcr Iyullmm Prcsrdcnt lorttta Dt Sxsta Stcrttary Mary M Cut X ut Prtsmdcnt Ihomas Iagm Trtasurer In ordcr to haye the graduatmon plcturts bcforc Chnstmas thc class dccldcd to go to Prowdtnce XVe obhgxnglyf looked at thc bxrdlt for thc photographcr Some enterprlstng students vyent to two matmee movres aftcr the tryfmg ordcal of poslng for the full space of ten mlnutes MISS Randall the accompanlst Mr Mallff thc drrcctor and Mmss Cummrngs our advrsor contrtbuttd no small part to tht succtss of tht Land Ofotton Mmstrtl stagtd by thc Stmors Dcccmbcr 8th ID Hazard Mtmorlal Hall Flnanclally xt surpasstd our vynldtst drcams As an cntcr tammtnt thc mmstrcl was ytry successful for the program vyas wtll rcctmycd by thc audlcncc Plans arc bclng madc for a class trip to tht Ntyy York World s Parr May lZ I4 In tht mcantxmc wt must start to brush tht South County haysceds from our halr rf we vyant to xmprcss our c1ty couslns The grand fimlt of Act II Scent I IS graduatnon 'Ihc Wllllllflg schoolboy wlll bt no mort ID hrs place wlll stand the mdtpcndcnt man and woman I RX latin ScI1ooI Song Vyntten by Dorothy fComanl Taft ear S y ll place our tx s F r her vyell play the game Our loyalty IS bound m tr Our falth lles nn her name t ytttory be htr motto I tn And strtngth her slogan songs rncs yyln htr ysmmts I or rtght must conqucr yy rong Umttd may htr classcs bt lone may htr colors fly Iortytr may our pralsts rung, lor old South lxtngsstoyyn H1y,h Ihus afttr hugh school days ut past all sud md dom t l t unt ht ntmory I An honor dtcply yy on Cttolets or old South lymgstoyyn High so dtar or old South lxmgstoyyn Hrgh e t r rough all t years to tomt or old South lylngstoyyn Hugh 28 Y 'I V1 A 1 I 3 X 3 x I S V 1 X'- v I v '- - ' I x b U I . Y. 'B ' . 3 , 3 V x V x y u I H- y v 3 Y I I 3 3 3 ' . 3 s s s I 1 s s X . . V . . E . 3 . x . . . , 1 . 1 . ' . I 3 3 ' i I ,, . N V ,. . . A .V A s y s L s n . , X Y rd 7 ' . I I X Y' X 1 3 i - . 3 3 I h Vi V X - i Y x I X. yi Y 3 -X 3 1 1' D . 1 -I 3 Y l i ' 'V Y I 3 ' 5 3 ' i . . I 7 . 3 . V . 3 L D I J 1 I . I 1 .A I I Y I 5 5' I I 1 I I 3 I I . . , . VIA ' . 55i'. ' ' '. 'ZZ In d , K. ve' ut O V ' r , I, ' ' yy, lot A. . hy . . ,' I.et fai 5 in all ' 1. H f ' m v I 4 , V X s A V: f mrs Iv 'x-rp 4 y : L. r- Y, V 1 V, . And is . ', XVVI 'o t ' 1' ' o S ly If Q , ' ' ' I3 Q 'A ' ' NV 'll 'hee th thf ' ' If f ' If .

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uonochontaug Grange was the scene of the soclal event of the year a straw rrde and costume party Herr Hltler a lxttle Dutch glrl a bathlng beauty of 1910 gypsles and all types of Yankee farmers and farmerettes together wlth members of the faculty forgot thelr d1gn1ty as they played games trxpped the lrght fantastxc and devoured sandw1ches and coffee Thls strange caravan returned to the hlgh school at the ungodly hour of mrdnlght A Report on Scholastxc ACIIVIIIQS The appllcatlon of geometry axroms always bothered us The shortest dlstance between two pornts IS a stralght lxne lVlrs Webster was certam of that When we used the wrong doors or walked across the grass 1n our eager ness to reach the classrooms the whole geometry book would not convlnce Mr Conlon of that slmple fact Jullus Caesar was not satlsfled wrth fightxng battles to fill up the Anclent 1-llstory book but he 1ns1sted on wr1t1ng a dlary Caesar s C1all1c Wars We agree w1th Brutus Caesar was too amb1t1ous French 1 students wrote wlth plumes et crayons mstead of pens and penclls The Bookkeeplng students learned to balance the1r budgets Now all they have to do IS balance the Natlonal Budget IN rr RNIISSION Scene 111 Rooms ll and 5 m South Kmgstown 1-Ilgh School Tlme September 1937 Characters Jumors And then the loyer Snghmg llke furnace vyxth a uoeful ballad Made to hxs mlstress eyebrow Shakespeare llVlany students had entered the th1rd actj Report of Umon Actrvmes Roger Kullman lresldent loretta De Smsta Seeretary Vlary McCue X lee 1 resldent Thomas fagan Treasurer Mrs Boldts reslgnatron from the faculty made lf necessary to choose another class advlsor lVl1ss Cummmgs was elected As a token of our apprecxatlon for 1Vlrs Boldts work 1n behalf of the class of 1939 Roger Kullman as presxdent presented .1 servlng set to her Students and members of the faculty attended the mformal Junnor Whlst and Dance held ln the Assembly 1-lall Ely Culbertson would probably have been shocked at the keen competntlon for the booby pr11e Natlonally famous orchestras performed for the occasxon vla the vlctrola The Junlor Prom was a very pleasant lnterruptlon 1n the scholastlc year Our couples were all dressed up VKlIl1 some plaee to go Report of Currxcular ACtlY1tlLS Chemlstry students refused to dlseuss water as such They were ex tremely mterested m 1-1 O however and excelled nn the manufacture of thxs rare beverage French 11 eleves learned to parlez vous more fluently The motto of the typlst became Accuraey 15 the best pol1cy TNITERXIISQION cene IV Rooms 12 and -1 rn South KIHQSIOYVH 1-hgh School Tnme September 1938 Characters Semors Report of Currlcular Act1y1t1es Tempus st1ll fuglts for Loretta D Slsta and Norma C1ard1ner who are authorltles on the Latin language Besldes choppxng down that famous cherry tree C1eorge Vyfashmgton wrote a Farewell Address for the benefit of the Senlor Englxsh class 1-1 also made Amerxcan hlstory for us There rs no doubt tn anyone s mmd that he IS first ln the hearts of the Semors 27 Q 1 .. V V 1 . . . H . V 1 . . ,, . . , . . . . H r . . , . . ,, . V 1. V - 11 - .1 I - 'V - 1. VV I - 1 1 A . , . . . Y. V y T 1 1 3 ' 1 1 ' - 1 ' . ., .,., rj 1 ' . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 . e . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1. - V. V1 1 1 1 1 1 V 11 1 1 1- 1 1 - 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 - f 1 .. sy 1 . ,, . . ., v 1 -V V 1 . ee 1 1 1 - A 3 1 ve 1 1 1. , 3 . . X v H . V A- 3 ' X 3 W x 'm G 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

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Class Wall Hear Ye Hear Ye we the class of Thirty nine bring our ship to anchor in the smooth waters of Salt Pond and be it known that we the captain neates and crew do hereby bequeath our positions and mheritances to all persons who shall up anchor and sail the ship S S South Kingstown I-Iigh to sea again To wit and to wit Captain Kullman to Captain Potter command of the ship S S South Kingstown High In accordance with our wishes the following officier s duties are to be taken over as follows Second mate Mary 'VIcCue to Helen Westlake Third mate Ioretta DeS1sta to Barbara Gamache Purser Thomas Eagan to Joseph Iaffey We the passengers leave our eceentricities to the following To Doris Devoll I Ernest Anderson do bequeath my reputation for skating like Sonja I-Ieinie Ilo Angela Palmese I Vladelyn Atkinson do bequeath my sobriety in study periods To Thayer Wales I Earle Belknap do bequeath my corridor sessions To Clifton Whaley I Sara Bressler do bequeath my diet of apples To William Weeden I Craig Burton do bequeath my handsome countenance To Doris Crandall I Margaret Chappell do bequeath my petition to have all theatre seats equipped yy ith high cushions To Erancis Silvia I Barbara Clarke do bequeath my titian hair To Virginia Harvey I Margaret Clarke do bequeath my yarious hair styles To Phyllis Banfield I Elma Cottrell do bequeath my yearning for a mammoth pocketbook To Alfred Kenerleber I Elmer Congdon do bequeath my extraordinary skill in playing the cornet Io Thelma umn I Iohn Dans do bequeath my loye for th word Il To Philip I otter I l oretta De Sista do bequeath my reputation as lead ing yy orel writer for Miss Vlay J To Harry Mars I Lunice Draper do bequeath my noyel interpretation ot the musical classics To Donald Potter I Thomas Eagan do bequeath my red cheeks o Othonial Perry I Rachel Fry do bequeath my sense of humor o Julia Nlay I lNorma Gardiner do bequeath my neryous tension o Edu ard Riyers I John Ciayitt do bequeath my figure driying on the streets of Proyidenee o Am rico DeS1sta I lxenneth Gayitt do bequeath my loye for upsetting an entire class o Mary I-Iolley I Eduard Culbert do bequeath my loye for riding a bieycle To Raymond Vy'hite I Charles Career do bequeath my Xes Nlam ansyy er to Nliss Xlay 79 . 7- I I .I .I . . I I I 1 I , I l A ,, 5 - I I I I . I- 1 3' ' A 1 I ' Q 1 I1 I 3 3 ' V 1 V 3 3 I 3 I . I v v , II v I I y v I I 3 ' , I V 7 1 , I 1 5 Y I I L I II I I . I I I 1 Y' . 3 1 I Y I I I 1 I Q L V 'H Bc V V11 I , 1 1 1 1 ' V 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I I I I l 3 . To Margaret Fitzpatrick. I. Madeline Daniels. do bequeath my comb. HP. E I I I 1 v 4 I L I x I: my I IL ' I I I.. il T I I v I 1 A K Y. T I s yy Q vi s v g T I A f v. V I I I x v a s v v I . T v Iva ' ' v' . 1 1 v IvI II 5 '18 YI 1 ' . L I I Q T L , , ,- . , ' , - X a A, H ' ' K Y I 1 1 11 1 1 ' II V1 II L Q 1 L I . I L , e I I I I ' e '.