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

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VIRGINIA MILDRED HOLLAND Who Jayr in veme what otben my in pfore Glee Club 3 Class of Wlllln Before we bid S. K. farewell, Are many things we'd like to tell. With her we've all enjoyed our stay, We'll think of her from day to day. Turn back the page to Freshman year, When everything to us seemed queer, And think of all the fun we hadg Forget occasions that were sad, Our Sophomore year, not long ago, Was better still as we all know. We had some fun at class affairsg Forgotten were our schoolroom cares. Our Junior year was oh! so fine! Until reports came out to sign. Our junior year went by so fast, The many happy days we passed! But now we're leaving Senior year And all our friends who are so clear, We'll all remember dear S. K. And cherish her through all our days. GRACE FAELLA

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I iii' C A -7 1 E ,.. f -t - - f' f .1 1-HRS ai? -if Ql if XA 4' 5 be OR G 04 .-Z5 KRQQ Ili?-'K 1 VU A 1 fAVq C XX Kgs CISSMC YA ri! i'Sf6'W A'D- j As a herd of fillies shy warily upon first being subjected to halter-so the class of '41 entered your awe-inspiring portals, friendly S. K. We herded self-consciously together for mutual protec- tion against the forbidding upper classmen, but to our surprise they accepted us as contemporaries. Thank you, S. K. , for having instilled in them your warm spirit of good will. To guide us through the mazes of our Hrst high school period, we chose: ROBERT SCOTT .......,.... .............. P rerident MARY MACINTOSH ........ ......... V ire Prerident CHARLES Sci-iocic .......................,.......... Trearwer MARY HOLLEY ............................ ...... ...... S e cretary Our Freshman year was spent fervently attending to scholastic accomplishments, our only activity being a class party at which, aided by several game members of the faculty, we gamboled with the abandon of young colts. During that year we decreed our class colors to be a striking black and gold. We approached our Sophomore year assured by the fact that during our Freshman year we had conducted ourselves with decided dignity and confidence. During the fall of '58 we shifted the leadership of the class to: ROBERT SCOTT ......... ...,.....r.... P reridenz ANN ELDRED ...,....... ......... V ice Prerident WILLIAM BELL ........ .................. S errezary CHARLES SCHOCK .................................. Trearurer Social events became more interesting as we became familiar with high school customs and a class party and a Whist and Dance were successfully engineered under the able supervision of appointed committees.