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

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W 'fi Hugh Deacon bequeath my drums to Gordon Gardrner Alvera DeCubell1s bequeath my abrlrty to play v1ol1n to Elrzabeth Wrlght Amerrco DeS1sta bequeath my job as tlcket taker to john Toth Arthur Drana bequeath my fleetness to joseph Blount Susan D1Salvo bequeath my array of pmafores to Barbara Erwin Robert Doran bequeath my shullie to Albert Lundstrom Ruth Easterbrooks bequeath my collectron of dolls to Beatrrce Brownmg Edrth Easton bequeath my attraction for S K s boys to anet Keegan Grace I'1ella bequeath my acrobatrc technlque to Elrzabeth Sherron Edrth Frtzgerald bequeath my braids to Betty Shrppee Iona Frtzgerald bequeath my love for anrmals to Frances Place Margaret Frtzpatrrck bequeath my comb and mrrror to Geneuewe Geaber Nrna I'lewell1ng bequeath my come hrther glance to Bralnard House Alfred I'olcarell1 bequeath my abrlrty to jrtterbug to Grlbert Stecklrne Lourse Franklrn bequeath my talking ab1l1ty to Lllllafl Holley Glorra Hagberg bequeath my posrtlon as Senior Class planrst to Elrzabeth Tully anlce Hathaway bequeath my natural curls to Helen Fltzgerald Wrllram Hathaway bequeath my abrlrty to shoot long Toms rn basketball to Wrllram jacques Roberta Hazard bequeath my back hand scrawl to Carolyn Thomas , Radclrffe Healy, bequeath my love of photography to Leonard Edwards , Wrllram Hrll, bequeath my French accent to Leonard Lrllrbrrdge , Carolyn Holland, bequeath my love of sleeplng rn the mornlng to May johnson , Donald Holland, bequeath my four year orchestra record to Harrrs Whrtrng , Vrrgrnra Holland, bequeath my poetrc talent to Chester Whaley 43 I, Shrrley Holley, bequeath my good nature to Elspeth Hart 44 I, Mary Holley, bequeath the weepmg rn movres to Anna Fagan 2.1- 1 SX ,S Y ,, a , N 1 5 L 2' D It ' H' ,f f A-' r a ' -fc .2 .1 fu 19. 1, , ' . 20. L ., .. . . . . I 21. I, ' ' , ' ' . . 22. 1, ' , . 23, 1, , ' , ' . '. 24. 1, , . 25. I ,, ' . 26. 1, ' , ' . 3 J . 27. I, 'C , ' ' ' . 28. I, . h , I . . 29. 1, ' , ' 4 . 30. I, ' ' , ' f' ' . 31. 1, ' 1 ' , .' ' . 32. I, ' ', H ' ' . 33. 1, ' - , ' ' ' . 34. I, ' , N ' ' ' ' . 55. 1,1 ' , ' . 36, I, , N l . 37. I, , - . 38. I ' ' . 59. I ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' . 40. I ' ' ' . 41. I ' N . 42. I A ' 2 .

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1.,ig 1' ff -..AL -af-A' f' Am Y-f za 445: l f N-,.,,.4L,.,-.?.f.: .,ft,i.fi4- -5- ,, 'JAC . t2-1-,,- '-L. - 44 jg Senior Class Will We, the Class of 1941, of South Kingstown High School, in the town of South Kingstown, County of Washington, and State of Rhode Island, being of sound mind and memory and understanding, do make, publish, and declare the following as, and for, our last Will and Testament: A. The following are bequests fulfilling the desires of the members of the Senior Class: 1. To our Faculty, our unspeakable gratitude for years of endless efforts in the im- provement and pleasure of our class. 2. I, Ethel Allan, bequeath my sweet, demure, feminine ways to Carolyn Whittier. 3. I, Doris Arnold, bequeath my capable handwriting to john DiSalvo. 4. I, Ruth Atkinson, bequeath my hand-knitted socks to Rosemary Kain 5. I, Emily Andreas, bequeath my front seat in room 11 to Harold Browning. 6. I, Katherine Bannister, bequeath my typing ability to Heywood Anderson. 7. I, William Bateman, bequeath my desire for a larger chair to Clinton Salisbury. 8. I, William Bell, bequeath my position as hrst solo clarinetist to Pasquale Capuccio. 9. I, Cora Browning, bequeath my love for dancing to Eugene Cooke. 10. I, Lois Burdick, bequeath my supply of Smith Bros. Cough Drops to Carolyn Helliwell. 11. I, Arthur Caswell, bequeath my quiet nature to William Mellen. 12. I, Grace Champlin, bequeath my popular sheet music to Christine Bills. 13. I, Stuart Clarke, bequeath my ability to arrive right on the dot to Ralph Blydenburgh. 14. I, Alvirta Cooke, bequeath my fluent French translations to Irene Culligan. 15. I, Marion Cottrell, bequeath my ability to cook to Annabelle Stump. 16. I, Helen Crandall, bequeath my enthusiasm for exercise periods to Stephen Quinn. 17. I, John Curatolo, bequeath my special parking space to Carlton Tourgee. 18. I, Mary Davis, bequeath my red angora mittens to Andrea Christiensen.

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ff,- X, , fill- ev--. 4 2 ,L A4 lu ru- gal: -3-1' - 1- fft 5 'ig'-'ll Y'L- - 4- Gi- 'v V I -fl 45. I, George Hopkins, bequeath my position as class treasurer to Henry St. Germain. 46. I, Dorothy Hynes, bequeath my sunny disposition to Thomas Greer. 47. I, Walter jackson, bequeath my love for the Navy to Charles Wilson. 48. I, William James, bequeath my best fof 45 laugh to Sands Littlefield. 49. I, john Kain, bequeath my cherished valentine to Curtis Eaton. 50. I, Mary MacIntosh, bequeath my ability to see nothing in Mr. Wright's microscopes to Frances Stickley. 51. I, Rita Marquis, bequeath my love of red to john Harvey. 52. I, Eleanor Martella, bequeath my perfect pitch to Ursula Zannini. 53. I, Harry McCray, bequeath my 3:00 o'clock promenades to George jordan. 54. I, Frank McKinney, bequeath my position as co-instructor of physics class to Harvey Weibel. 55. I, Edward Mellen, bequeath my high Republican spirit to Ann Forbes. 56. I, Charles Monroe, bequeath my habit of being late in history class to Donald O'Brien. 57. I, Emilio Papa, bequeath my artistic skill to Merton Trowt. 58. I, joseph Papa, bequeath my reserved nature to janet Spink. 59. I, Robert Perreault, bequeath my Suspenders to Mr. Wright. 60. I, Ina. Perry, bequeath my warm smile to john Bateman. 61. I, Lois Perry, bequeath my unique hair-do to Marjorie jones, 62. I, Edwin Potter, bequeath my retiring manner to Marjorie Edwards. 63. I, Eleanor Roberts, bequeath my ability to get into embarrassing situations to Alfred McCausland. 64. I, .Virginia Rose, bequeath my black hair to Donald Allen. 65. I, Charles Schock, bequeath my genius for mathematics to Joyce Sutcliff. 66. I, Robert Scott, bequeath my dependability to Benjamin Curtis.