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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

Z70, ff :QU af? M5501 'QT 3 4745 fleas af 7948 agazzfi ffiffzgsfawfz frffgff OUR PRINCIPAL WAKEFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1929 SOUTH KINGSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1933 RHODE ISLAND STATE COLLEGE Clan prerident-Four yearr 1937 I nrtructor and Coach SOUTH KINGSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL September 1957 - February 1942 UNITED STATES COAST GUARD Lieutenant, CJ.g.D February 1942 - January 1946 I mlructor and C oacb SOUTH KINGSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL January 1946 - june 1947 PRINCIPAL SOUTH KINGSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL September 1947 fbaaibarfrba In Sincere Appreciation of His Sound Counsel Trusted Confidence, and Pleasing Geniality This Book is Dedicated to MR. JAMES DENNIS WRIGHT Our Principal, Adviror, and Friend 5,1 fi? P Y, . .1 L ' 2 lg.. agar!!! Rrkzgmvwfz Lgalaaf fammffke REV. JOHN R. WYATI ............... MR. J. VAUGHAN MERR1cK MR. JAMES E. CONLON ............... Mrs. Carolyn jones Mrs. Ada Stedman Mr. Thomas Doherty Mr. Robert Hazard Mr. Robert Taber 4 Chairman Clerk Superintendent K Miss Helen E. Anderson Hfnilti MR. JAMES D. Commercial Subject! Miss Mary E. Bristow ........ ...................... E nglifb Mrs. Elizabeth H. Brown ....... ...... I Iome Economicr Mr. Maurice E. Edwards Mr. Gilbert F. Hall ......... Mrs. Madalin B. Heath ....... .. Mr. Kenneth Knowles ...... ..... Mrs. Alice LeMaire ....... Mr. Joseph LeMaire ...... Miss Lydia F. Linton ..,........ Mr. Everett V. McCaughey ........... .. .... Hittory, Englifb . ...... H ittory, Science Science . Vocational Practice Englitb, French Mathematic: Frencb Agriculture Min Mary Lou I-Ianfon ..,..... WR1GH'r, Principal Miss Mary E. Seitz ....... Mrs. Sara E. Staulfer ...... Miss Cornelia j. Sullivan Mr. Charles E. Toole ........ Mr. Attilio Topazio ...... Miss Ellen C. Tucker ..... Miss Helen E. Walkup .. Mrs. Annie K. Webster . Miss Frances Lynch ..... Mr. Stanley Siok ........ Mr. Frank Sherman .................... Secretary Home Economict Commercial Subjects Englirb, Spanitb Englirb, Latin .. ....... ........ . Science .. ....................... Librarian Commercial Subject: Matbematicr Art Superviror Muric Superoifor C oacb of Track Team arena 'f96 ,un-' Mlss MARY E BRISTOW Admer ANN HOFFORD Edizorrin-Chief ,,,-. Wx 71674021 4.9762 if if ADVISER Miss MARY E BRISTOW EDITOR IN CHIEF ANN HOFFORD BUSINESS MANAGERS Glenn Northup Edward Coulter Robert McNally PERSONAL WRITERS Rita Laffey Shirley Smith Sarah Stedman Grace Matterson Barbara Clarke Arlene Gough Janice Holley Majel Perry Grace Gilbert Claire Laurion anet Campbell Evelyn Whitford Marie Browning Agnes Farrell Eugene Andre Roberta Young Angela Saccia Barbara Bristow ART STAFF Claire Laurion Phyllis Chappell Virginia ones Sarah Stedman Valerie Boldt Elizabeth Taylor PHOTOGRAPHY Kenneth Chappell Bristol Phelps Raymond Lessard Virginia ones Alice Ann Rose CLASS HISTORY Lorraine Faucher Clifford King Alice Ann Rose Claire Gagne CLUBS Marilyn Stuart UNDERCLASSES Dean Banfield Howard johnson TYPISTS Arlene Gough Grace Matterson Evelyn Whitford Norma Barber Lorraine Faucher Paabgua f the past-an all-important step High school days are a segment o These four years have been long trying at to the building of the future offered invaluable friend times, eventful in every measure They have rs and parents so many things we will ships untirmg patience of teache re accomplishments allow reflection not value until our futu ou recollect any of the pleasant If this book assists in helping y happenings of your high school days the Anchor s aff will feel pleased for whatever labor it has exerted to present this publication SDIO JLQI-as .. ':3,,f-338 e -2:53-is TTXM ii- -'-SS4 Dill fafzfefzfs DEDICATION EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT FACULTY ANCHOR STAFF THE SENIORS PICTORIAL REVIEW CLASS HISTORY SENIOR SUPERLATIVES UNDERCLASSMEN SPORTS ACTIVITIES CANDIDS - S i PATRON S A .45 xg! 8 Club, Football Basketball Knitting Veterans Officers and Head cheerleader candlds by courtesy of Dr Maurice Fagan. Picture of South Kingstown School Committee by courtesy of Mr Philip Alman 'ex . .N -N S, .::- :QB I 2 Q- ' ND PATRONESSES Il iv? 5 We ,Www Hzesenfs We Lgifllbi 6155 ., gjps . I 4fa+g Q in R wg.. 'W-...H L uf. mink S, K 1255 Wynn Prefident ............. ..,.,................................. ......... R o BERT 1. MCNALLY Vice-Pfefidenz ....4... ........... A LIQE ANN Rosle Secretary .......... ....... C LAIRE R. LAURION Treamrer ...... EDWARD B. COULTER ROBERT ALDEN TAPPER MARY ANNE ABBOTT It matter: not how long we lwe but bow Mary IS reserved and a lrttle shy but she IS very n1ce to know She 1S zndustrrous rn her studxes and always gets good marks Knrttmg IS one of her prmcrpal hobbres Wxth her frrends Mary enjoys summer sports Human nature crave! novelty Wxth hrs clever and wltty anecdotes Tapper tall and pleasant 1S a frrend of all Tappers favorxte pastrmes are huntmg and playrng tennrs Bobs dependabrlrty was put to good use durlng hns senror year for wrth Ken Chappell he collected the money and trckets whrch Went rnto our school treasury After graduat1on Tapper plans to enter the servxce or to work rn a store EUGENE DAVID ANDRE ANDY Talent should mznuter to gemur At first Andy may seem quxet but just let h1m get started Hrs cheery smile good nature and wrt have won for hmm many frrends Although Andy may yearn to be flyrng ln a plane rnstead of studyxng you can always depend on Andy for a correct answer Andy s pastxme 15 bunldrng anrplane models whrch won for hrm hrgh honors at the Sclence Falr rn 1947 EGBERT ARNOLD EGGIE It 1 all zn a day J work We all know Eggxe as the boy who transports some enght or nrne stu dents to school each mornrng 1n hrs falthful car Eggle works hard on that car to keep xt runnrng and most trmes xt doesn t let hrm down He lrkes to play football and golf on whxch team he has been an outstandnng mem ber He also plays the harmonxca and guxtar for muslc IS a hobby wrth Eggle 10 rf ' I U , . , . . , , u n :J 7 2 . , . . . . . , . . . . . . 9 u n N ' ' ' H 7 1 ' 7 , . . . . . u n rf I ' 1 H 1 . . . . , . . , . . , . WILLIAM JOSEPH ATTERIDGE BILL Attempt the end and never stand to doubt Although B111 possesses a serrous countenance he has a cheerful and .edvf Disk!! pleasant way that makes hxm a frrend to all he meets B111 served wrth Uncle Sam s Navy for two years and after hrs dnscharge came back to S K to com plete his educatron He has studred earnestly and has been a supporter of all sports carrred on at S K Wrth hrs personalxty and wrt he w1ll make hrs way successfully CONSTANCE BALLENTINE CoNN1E 'There was u raft and penxwe grace A cart o thought upon her face Conme manages to keep up wrth her studres and at the same trme leads an lnterestrng socral lrfe She IS always ready to cheer at every S K game or equally ready to do her part rn any way She has been a member of the Grrls Glee Club Connnes good taste and frrendly manner wrll help her to be a successful Socral Servrce worker DEAN NEWTON BANFIELD SCHORCHY He Jtandf not Jtzll Dean rs a tall serrous fellow wlth a qulet sense of humor Besrdes berng an mdustrnous student Dean IS an ardent enthusrast for mrdget auto rac mg Durmg hrs three years at SK he has been an acnve member of the Chemrstry Club and the Dramatrc Club NORMA ELIZABETH BARBER NORM 'Tu hetter that our grtefx .rhould not Jprend ar For four years Norma has kept us fascmated by her ever changrng harr styles She 15 very actrve nn the alfarrs of S K Among her talents are smgmg and acting Wrth a likeable personalrty Norma has won many frlends We re sure that Norma wnll make a wonderful secretary for she has the ability to get thmgs done 11 an A P ' .. .. If v , . . , , . . .. ,, . f ' I I n. f If .. ,, ff ' ll , . , - l .. ,, f' ' ' f fl . r . . . . . . ., , ' 1 BARBARA ANN MARY BRISTOW SQUEAK I am a part of all I have met W Petxte but vlv tclous Bxrbara has contrnbuted her talents to add much to our class ILIIVIIICS Squeak s performances as a dramatnc and slngmg star have made her ont of our outstmdmg thespnans Her wrt and gatety have made her very popular lmong her cl xssmates JOHN EDWIN BEAUMONT -vw ACK Let zu he patient' Every mornmg ack arrlves at school dr1v1ng h1s car contammg about half the school populatxon from the v1c1n1ty of Pond Street He has been a member of the golf team for three years ack bemg the outdoor type can usually be found rn hls spare t1me elther hshmg at Salt Pond or huntmg rn the near by woods VALERIE ANN BOLDT VAL Harte thee N ymph and brzng with thee left and youthful jollzty .W Curly topped Val lS recogmzed for her mfectnous g1ggle and carefree mannerlsms Last year she won first grant nn the Scxence Farr for her perlodlc chart of the elements Arttstlcally 1ncl1ned Valerle s good taste 1S reflected IH her style desngnmg and art prolects lf her pursu1ts ln th1s field are realxzed Val s talents will be an asset to her at the School of Desxgn next year MARY ELIZABETH BARKER BETTY 'Knowledge zf as food ' Betty, a shy, reserved blonde, has always been an excellent student She has always been an actrve member rn the Curtxs Corner Troop of Gxrl Scouts Next year, Betty plans to attend Gordon College rn Boston 'gud U f ,U 4 y K L if . 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If cxcrtzfe, not rert Eddle IS qulet 1nd shy but we know that he IS an all around fellow He --A takes hrs studies serxously and pl ms to go to college to study exther pre med or electrlcal engmeermg After school we can always End Eddre on hrs job at the Narragansett Post Office 5 ,Nm 1 S, 51 ,P -.2-fr 6, O 4, 1.1 ! If .- ,r 0' if tv 1 lg., H dpi ji F , ,2 ' I Innfvwt 1' , M' by 1 Q v ,S vgnnq-3514 ty' , 5'4 ' 1 asm I EVELYN MARIE BROWNING REE Murzc zr a tbmg o the foul 'EE' Who rs the belle of the Roller drome the glfl who feels rrght at home on a paxr of skates? Yes tts Marte and 1ts a sprrghtly Caper she can Cut Everyone looks for Ree on those all lmportant mghts when she offers a very nxce vorce to entertarn us wrth some of the latest song h1ts Her frrends issure us that Ree IS accomplxshed rn the domesuc arts especrally In cookxng 1nd knxttlng MARGARET CHARLOTTE BUTSON MAGGIE -vs Knzdnefr zr u lf6l07IZ We gather these tdjettlves whxth desertbe Margaret yet even these wg seem rnadequrte tttrrttrve reserved studlous and smtere To glance at her one would bel1eve Mlggle extremely qulet but to her ehums she IS a Jolly rndxspenstble friend After attendlng Rhode Island State College Margaret xntends to enter Laurence Memorral Hospltal ln New London Connettreut to start her nursrng career JANET VIRGINIA CAMPBELL 'Good nature and good reme muff ez er jam janet rs one of our more eheerful and frlendly students A regular attendant at all games and socral funttrons of the class, she does not, how ever, neglect her studles One of her hobbxes IS art Hard workrng, ambrtlous, and Cooperatlve are adjectxves whrch well descrrbe janet X JOSEPH EDWARD CANTARA ' OE Out o the abundance o the heart the month rpeaketb A qu1ck glance at Joe would lead you to expect that he was quret and reserved but don t be decerved joe has enlrvened many a class here at S K wrth hrs wrt oe a Navy veteran of World War II served m the Pacrfic W MARY ELIZABETH CANTARA X fm BISCUIT QS Blerred are the yoymakerr Mary a versatrle conversatronaltst on almost any sport has spent a good deal of her ttme m the last two years tryrng to convtnce Mr Wrrght that Ted Wrlllams rs one of the best players rn baseball hrstory Besndes bemg a good student and a member of the Grrls CYO basketball team Mary has taken art courses at the School of Desrgn durmg the weekends Lrvmg up to er trtle of the most athletxc Semor gnrl Mary has chosen coachrng as her career MARION MARGARET CAPPUCCIO Happznerr grow: at our own firende Beauttful black halt sparklmg eyes and an engagmg smtle dtstmgutsh Marlon She rs an accomplrshed lady berng clever rn kmttmg and sewmg but danctng 1S her mayor actrvtty Marxons vocatton IS uncertam but we know that she wrll be happy for she carr1es happmess wrth her CHESTER ROSE CHAPPELL MUSH Keep quzet and people wzll think you az plazloroploer Chester IS the boy wrth the deep votce and quret manner Hts favorrte sport IS baseball but he IS a skrlled b1ll1ard player He IS agreeable and under standmg and has many frxends I4 KENNETH CLARKE CHAPPELL, JR. KENNY Co-operation if not a rentimentg it if an economic necessity. Kenny, the slender blond from Narragansett, is an artist with the trum- pet. In sports his hobby is his sailboat. As a member of the Retail Selling Club Kenny has been very helpful He is hard working dependable and always a gentleman Mmm X LP PHYLLIS JANE CHAPPELL P1-:YL 'The beautzful are never derolate Gracious and lovely is Phyl a striking brunette who has gained popu larity among both boys and girls She held the position of vice president in the Dramatic Club and also secretary of the Current Events Club Phyl voted Smoothest in the class lives up to her title by being well groomed and eflicient CAMELLA LUCILLE CHIPRIANO CHIP Our arm zr happznerr Among our happy go lucky girls from Narragansett rs Camella whose winsome smile and jovralty have attracted the class to her An ardent lover of sports and an active member of the Narragansett Canteen Chip is a dance ARTHUR EVERETTE CLARKE Ancr-ms Be .talent and mfe .rzlence never betrays you Archie is one of the quieter members of the Senior class and seldom speaks except on some important subyect Whenever there is a forest Hre Archie faithfully rushes to help the Wakeheld Fire Department Arthur whose interests turn toward mechanics finds a great deal of enjoyment in putting together antiquated cars I5 7 ' 7 i B , ,W Ag Q ll JY f ' ll , . ' 9 , - V ff ' ' ' U Q' . K ! qi H - A Y enthusiast. On the quiet side, Chip's hobby is knitting. 5 f ' A H ' 1- ' ll ' y . , . ! l smtle IS a wmner EDWARD BURKE COULTER EDDIE Experzence yozned by common renre To mortalr nr a Prowdence Eddie s cheery smlle and happy manner have won htm many frrends at S K Ed has been our class treasurer for two years and IS a chtef pusher rn promotmg our many actxvmes He takes great mterest nn golf and IS an outstandrng member of South s golf team Eddne plans to enter college and master the engineering field NANCY DAVIS CRANDALL NANCE New 0660110111 ledtb 11610 dultel' We all know that the song Nancy Wlth the Laughmg Face applxes to Nancy whose charm and personalnty have won her many frtends and admirers durmg her four years at S K For two years Nance has been actrve as a cheerleader and IS one of our best dressed Semor grrls Frlendly and BARBARA AGNES CLARKE BOBBY Szmplzczty 1: on exact medzum between too lzttle and too much Bobby IS that cute llttle girl who has a smlle for everyone she greets She has been an actlve cheerleader for two years and 15 always johnny on the spot at school actrvmes Although she ns one of the unrest members of our class her clrcle of frlends IS very large and ever enlargmg as her shy thoughtful of others Nancy xs popular throughout the school ,QW IDA PATRICIA DIANA DA All :J concentrated zn ah e zntenre Although Ida always seems to be rn a rush she manages to be rn the rrghr place at the nght tnme Ida spends much of her trrne on her hobby of collecting cards and artncles for her scrapbook Her other pasnmes mclude basketball and dancrng whlch she enjoys tmmensely Wlth her pals she keeps up her part nn the annrnated conversattons whrch enhven those bus rtdes from Narragansett 1. H H . . . . . . ,, - . ... ,, . .. . . . . , , K 45 u U rr ' ' ' I ' - v , . , . . . - 1. - H - . , . . . ' ' . 2- . l J . , ' t' V ' N U , rr ' ' u kv I-I , ' . A , . .. - - .. - 1 . . . Y It a ' ' I ! It 1 H IJJJQ-J NI 1. M . . . ,, l , . AGNES PATRICIA FARRELL AGG1E ln moth, I love not Jolitudef' For the past two years, Agnes has been one of our cutest cheerleaders. In her Senior year she was voted best dancer, and in her second year, she was chosen Miss Sophomore. Aggie is a good student, but her laughing, light- hearted ways conceal the serious side of one of our most active classmates. With a merry twinkle in her dark eyes Aggie goes about her work efli ciently convincing everyone of her loyalty and sincerity ei' LORRAINE LUCILLE FAUCHER in Don t part wztb your zliurzom Tall attractive and well groomed Lorraine unconsciously commands attention Distinguished by her individual laugh she has become one of the most likeable senior girls for her charm and personality She seems to get fun out of life but still finds time for her studies and for work after school With her disposition she will always do well' ALFRED ARMAND FORTIN Studzou: of eare and fond of humble tbzng: The dignified genial gentleman who rolls out of the big car is none other than Al Fortin A serious student a talented actor and a co operative friend Al is also a business man for he helps run his grandfathers farm be a structural engineer REGINALD EDWARD GADROW JR REGGIE A day for tozl an boar for Jporl But Of a jrzend rr lzfe too rborf Reggie a good natured fellow with that ever ready smile is always at the scene of laughter and good times He has been an avid participant in basketball baseball and football for four years Although Reggie is a happy go lucky fellow he always has time for his classical studies Reggie is known to all his classmates as a grand pal After graduation Alfred will continue his studies in college as he hopes to 5 'fhzr BEVERLY KAY GARDINER Bev Self confdence zr the rr! requmle to great zmdermkmgr Bev is one of those happy go lucky girls a good student and loyal sup CLAIRE MARIE GAGNE We live in deedr. not yemfrf' Tall, lovely, and gracious, Claire is one of our best dressed members. Her success as a skillful seamstress combined with her talent for designing clothes will make her a great success as a home economics teacher. Claire's wonderful disposition and attractiveness are only two of her many charms. fu? porter of S K She is a perfect mimic and has sent many 1 class into hilarious gales of laughter with her impersonations of well known characters With her versatile personality she has made many friends and we know that she will Continue to do so in her college career CLIFFORD THOMAS GARDNER JR BYRD Speech fr the mdex of the mznd Byrd as he IS known to his buddies has made many friends during his four years at SK He is greatly interested in aviation and has but a few hours more before he solos After graduation he plans to enter the Coast Guard Academy at New London Byrd too has many feminine admirers all of whom are fascinated by his hair cut Cliff s interest in photography keeps wif ,par- 'QQ' him busy with flash camera recording the great events in our history .lla -my ri-gags. Q FY wie? 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A I9 'Q' f ROBERT HAMOR GLEDHILL BOB H15 tzme 15 forever everywhere bu place Bob has been one of our outstandmg students at SK dur1ng these past four years He knows h1s chem1stry and math sublects as no one else Bob has always been a great supporter of all the sports at S K A few years from now If w1ll be Dr Gledhlll pfnnless dCDIlSI ten dollars a yank to well all patron1ze hrs dental office ARLENE MAE GOUGH ARLIE Frzendrhzp r abrtract 0 21911 noble ame Arlene IS one of our energetrc commerclal students who IS usually busxly workmg 1n the typrng room She 1S a cheerleader and an enthus1ast1c sports fan seldom m1ss1ng a game class affaxr or dance nor does she forget her studres Dark eyed and smrlmg Arlxe w1ll surely accomp11sh whatever she sets out to do he classmates 19 GRACE LOUISE GILBERT GRACIE Man rr the artz cer 0 hu own bappznerr Gracre IS a happy go lucky v1vac1ous member of her class A good commerc1al student Gracxe always finds trme for numerous other act1v1t1es She IS an enthus1ast1c member of the Narragansett Youth Canteen of whrch she IS secretary Her unceasmg energy and pep have made her well hked by all and w1ll take her far 1n her career we -fi 869' oqgn-0' MQ. JEAN SYLVIA HA QNDEN EAN Imagmatzon 15 the azr 0 mmd Tall sl1m and attractrve jean 18 a true pal a smcere frxend Jean IS often seen leavmg school w1th her arms filled wnth books But Jean does not spend all her tlme studymg for she 15 a first strmg cheerleader and actrve 10 everv class affalr Possessed of a charmrng nature jean IS h1ghly regarded by I I V H . .6 f . 1 hy , T : I 7 1 A 0' ' f-1 y 1 75 V I ,J , ' 5 sl! X. ' , 'N ' K 19' lx 1 1 3 Q-' X, . I 133 If 1 4 . Q ,I Q 3 , . y 7 - - Y - . ,,.kV - a ' T,-gf take them out and one hundred dollars to put them back. Seriously, though, egg-gy 1 f re li ry ff ' ' I If ' H H N . . 9 . 9 7 - ' a ' ,, . . . . f . ,, A 3 ' 9 . 3 . 5 . Z W ,f 7 ,, 'I I , I 36' wr' If 'f I. ANN FRANKLIN HOFFORD - ANN ' Strong love and proud ambition: know no boundrf' Ann, attractive, intelligent, and zibrant, has displayed her executive ability as Editor-in-Chief of the yearbook. A born leader in social and scho- lastic life, Ann has great journalistic and dramatic abilities. An excellent classical student, with high ideals and the ability and qualities to do out- standing work, Ann is one of the most versatile and popular members of our class. E x . JANICE KENYON HOLLEY ..JAN,, Happinerr lier in the conrciournerr we have of it. jan at first appears to be quiet until you get acquainted with her and then you will find that she is a most loyal friend She has an enthusiastic supporter of all the school games at SK Her quiet and friendly manner will contribute to her success PHILIP ARTHUR HOLLEY PHIL Laugh not loo much Phil one of the quieter members of the class is well liked by everyone He IS very industrious and always ready to lend a helping hand whenever his assistance is needed Phil is a decided asset to the Ambulance Corp and the Forest Fire Squad for he IS a very handy fellow to have around when a mechanic is needed ,yas ,,, JOHN CYRUS HOYLE 50 xr Wagga H Eg? new M at ma? Wasil I, fir' AKE Kzndnerr zn woman wzll wm my love john was voted the best looking boy in the Senior class and well deserves the title Besides having a likeable personality he has great ability to make friends He is a member of the baseball team and has a good pitching arm His hobbies include model building and photog aphy which he hopes to make his career I 7 7 .. ., ff Il 3 D ' 7 fj',' fl i .gs P ,lil'fffgzifg1: - .. ,, ' J . Tillie --Lis H ' ' . fi ffl ' ' ' , 'fe f Sim ' a, -1 49233 iii , .' R+. 4.2. ' rlkilii ,. . . 7-it l ai, R - ' ,H s xfu: rags - 7. ez .. .Q 11, , i -F . f VF, a - ,5'i2i2: Q 3? l 55' f af' fi' . 20 HOWARD KING JOHNSON . Howie . f fUf fits. ai. Every man if the architect of hir own fortune. Here's Doc Johnson of Tower Hill, concoctor of famous sodas, plain and fancy. Howard wants to attend the Rhode Island College of Pharmacy after graduation, and we know that he will make an excellent pharmacist. In mathematics at S.K. Howard has really been tops As football is his favorite sport, he has been an ardent supporter at all the games. Howard will surely make good in whatever job he tackles. .v .. '72 ,nv Xa' 7745 pl 11 lg? A ir- ? i V X. rg' if 1' VIRGINIA LAN SDALE JONES J J1NNY Time to me if Jo preciourf' LEP-P ROBERT JOHNSON BOB The world knowr nothing of it: greatest men. After serving in the Navy armed guard during the war, Bob returned to S.K. A quiet, unassuming, diligent worker, Bob's gentlemanly characteristics have been praised by his friends as well as by his superiors. CAROLYN SHEILA JOHNSTON Be good, Jweet mind, and let who will be clever. Carolyn is a gay companion, a sympathetic friend, and a good all- round sport. She spends several evenings a week working at the college cafe, but in the future she hopes to become a telephone operator. Pleasant and cheerful, we'll be glad to hear her sunny Hello. Jinny, voted by her classmates as the most ambitious member, has for four years maintained a very high scholastic average. However, she has been active in the Photography Club and took part in the school operetta. Her hobbies include art and a large collection of army insignia. Her pleasing personality and her willingness to co-operate have won for her many friends. , ?f':Q. llf..t DONALD FREDERICK JORDAN I' DON Laugh and the world laugh: wzth you An actor and humorrst Don rs a fun loving fellow always up to some thrng Although not an actrve participant rn sport he supports all of S K s teams Don works after school but he still linds time for hrs two chief inter ests photography and Sea Scouts CLIFFORD FREDERICK KING CLIFF N otlamg great war ever acbzeved wrtbout entlaurzarm freshman year Cliff also played basketball Although he doesnt let hrs school work conflict with hrs favorite hobby photography Cliff rs an enthu srastrc aggre student JOHN OLIVER LADD LADD Our lzfe ar lzke 4 play John rs witty and easy gorng with an intelligent regard for science In 1946 he attained first prize for his herbarrum a drsplay of the classifications of trees through their leaves which was entered rn the Scrence Farr In hrs senror year John became a member of the football team M MMM W ANN LAFFEY IW RBBT M H ow natural 1: joy Rita rs the sparkling blue eyed colleen of the class of 48 Her hilarious interpretation of Chloe found us overjoyed to clarm this great dramatrc star Rita who rs never too busy to have fun rs also one of the scholars of our class and rs managrng editor of the Lrterette thrs year Vrvacrous and popular, R1ta's pep and garety have carried us through many srtuatrons . ,J 3' Q Xlxl' xx N x W -1 U L rr ' N ' I, .1 f - 1 . , c i- , , . . . , ' , . rr ' ' ' ' U Cliff is our tall, lanky captain and star of the track team. 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I I xl Q 9 . ip ls I E ff ' ' U ' 3 7 CLAIRE ROSE LAURION The lzght of love the purzty o grace The mznd the mane hreathzng from her ace Clalre IS our rare and grfted classmate a combrnatron of lovelrness talent lntellrgence and modesty Her charm IS uncompatable her talents 1n att dtamatrcs and musrc unlrmrted her able capacnty for dorng all eHi crently and conscxennously commendable Clan-es fme characterxstrcs are measured by her accomplrshrnents and prarsed by all her contacts As class secretary for three successrve years Clarre has always been one of the most popular grrls rn the class JEAN IE PAULA LITTLEFIELD 'The world u alwayr ready to recewe talent wrth open armr Block Island, agarn, has gxven to the semor class a glrl with a charmrng personahty whrch has helped her wnn a host of frrends rn her stay of one year Srnce Jeame IS a llcensed avlatrlx, she spends most of her spare txme Hylng seaplanes from erther Block Island or Westerly and the rest of her trme, when she IS not studyrng, 15 grven to rrdmg horses, motorcycles, and kmttnng Z HONG LEE much he darex came to th1s country from Chma at the age of thrrteen ovetcom mg the many hand1caps that he had to face He rs not only a good student but also a busrness man helprng to conduct a restaurant 1D town Although hrs dutres are many he IS always on hand at every sports or soc1al func tron Hrs camera has recorded many of our excrtrng moments We salute you Lee for what you have done 1n the past years and what we know you can do rn the years to come' RAYMOND FRANCIS LESSARD RAY Humor 11 the harmony 0 the heart Ray rs an all around sport He was a member of the football and base ball teams and was score keeper for the basketball team He was also a mem er of SK s golf team Hrs unusual humor has attracted hrs many fnends A loyal supporter of every S K team he IS always on hand at every contest 23 ,, . . I f .9 . I . . f H , u , u ..a L ,7 5 7 9 - ' ' ' ! v n , . 7 . , . W il I 1 I! V . . . , - , . . , f - 3 , .. ,, H ' f U b . ' ' ' ' . o u 7 U s FRANK LOUZON TIGER Come and tmp zt ar ye go On the lzght fantafizc toe Frank the tall lad from Moorsefleld entered S K at the begrnnrng of hrs Junror year and has srnce acqurred many frrends Hrs pleasrng person alrty and studrous manner have helped hrm to wrn a place rn our hall of fame 'Pow GRACIE C laarzty 11 a wrtae of the heart fe? A helprng hand to all rs Gracres motto An efficrent and conscrentrous worker rn school and rn all outsrde actrvrtres Gracre can be seen workrng rndustrrously at the drug store after school and then collectrng records for a hobby Quret resourceful and unassumrng her talents pornt toward a suc cessful secretarral career ROBERT JOHN MCNALLY BOB MAC Act 'well your part Mac has served as our class presrdent for three years Hrs success may be measured by hrs repeated re electrons He has parrrcrpated rn basketball baseball and track Although he possesses a very serrous and studrous nature Mac rs present at every socral event An affable gentleman a srncere frrend Bob rs outstandrng rn our class Whatever Mac does he does well JOHN MILLER JOHNNY Mz.fclazef, thou art afoot, Take thou what coarse thou wzlt johnny came to us from La Salle rn hrs senror year Hrs '31 Model A Ford takes up many of hrs lersure hours when he does mrnor reparr work johnny also emoys playrng hockey After hrgh school Johnny hopes to go to a trade school 24 i I VAVV, r f ' f p I A ,1 'A ' ' I I J A K'xXx'7 r W ' ' .11 A - J A V t tm GRACE LORENA MATTERSON, We ,RY rr ' ' ' 21 'AH gl g DOROTHY ANN MINOGUE Dor Be .rafe comfpamon and an easy fnend Dot rs one of our new Senrors who carne to us from Rutland Vermont where she attended Mount Sarnt joseph Academy Dot s favorrte actrvrtres are skrrng skatrng and dancrng After graduatron Dot rntends to become a telephone operator PATRICIA JAYNE MORRISON PAT Frzendrbzp zr no plant of barty growth Pat rs a newcomer to SK transferrrng thrs year from North Krngs town Hrgh Wrth a wrnnrng personalrty and a smrle for all she has already stolen our hearts Pat has chosen for her future rn college the study of chrld psychology and we know that the youngsters under Pats care wrll prosper GLENN LANPHEAR NORTHUP M671 10876 defefllefj' evef Glenn rs that tall blonde handsome fellow surrounded by a jolly crowd Glenn took part rn the Sc1ence Farr and was awarded Second Scrence Grant for burldrng a hrgh frequency radro He enjoys huntrng and fishrng Actrve rn all school affarrs Glenn has been basketball manager for two years and busrness manager of the Yearbook WILLIAM CHARLES ONEILL BILL Fortune 1: merry And m thu mood wzll gwe ur anytbmg Brlly rs the boy who has the class roarrng at hrs jokes WeH known for hrs lrrsh wrt he rs never at a loss of words In addrtron to hrs school work Brlly helps wrth the orl delrverres A busrness man a gentleman and an entertarner Brlly has made hrs contrrbutron to the class of 48 25 IP ' ' ll , . 7 , 3 .. : . , . . . . 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ROBERT EDWARD PARTYKA BOB But :ure the eye of trme behold: no name So blert ar thme m all the roll: of fame Although Bob rs one of the qureter members of the class hrs srlence pays off rn good marks Hrs hobby model arrplanes won for hrm a prrze at the Scrence Farr Much of Bob s spare trme rs spent on hrs father s farm rn Rrchmond After graduatron Bob plans to go to colle where he hopes to prepare for a future rn the held of engrneerrng MAJEL FRANCES PERRY MIDGB Lwe and thmk Mayel who rs very rndustrrous rn her school work spends much of her trme studymg Quret serrous and conscrentrous about her work she has a pleasant ftrendly drsposrtron We know that Mrdge wrll always do well for her rdeals are hrgh and she has the courage and perseverence to carry out her plans MICHAEL POSILLO Mum Fzxed to no :pot rr happmerr Jmcere Although Mrkre left us thrs year to jorn Uncle Sams Army he was one of our most lrkeable agreeable and cooperatrve classmates for three and a half years As star halfback of the football team Mrke proved an asset to SK sports Shy conscrentrous and frrendly Mrkes personalrty rnsprres hrs contacts and pleases hrs frrends BENJAMIN FRANKLIN POTTER JR 'BEN We know what we are but not what we may he Ben, a good natured frrend of all the students, has been an outstandrng member of the track team now for two years He burlds model arrplanes and strll frnds trme to do other putterrng around Ben hopes to go to State where he wrll study aeronautrcal engrneerrng 26 ,lf ' r F i I f' '.' 4 I mf iff ' 1 ' 1 V , n n Y 1 . ,lj fr ' I s I X. - ' n I . i ' 7 l . , Tx .0 O .. ,. ul' ' u . 7 3 ' ! 7 i i ' 3 i .. ., fl ' ' ' ' ff 3 l 7 ' ! . . . , I , , , . . 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BERNARD HENRY QUINN BUNNER ' Wzt zr the :alt of comzermtzor not the food Club MARY ELIZABETH QUINN IRISH Ami thy deep eyer flame hke yewelf m 4 Jhroud Mary is that quiet but friendly girl with those becoming dimples Her friendly reserved manner has won her many friends and admirers at SK Her pleasing personality and fine sense of humor wil help her travel the road to success ARLENE REELS C omfermtzon enrzcher the zmderrtmdmg This member of our Semor class who has such an interest in piano has already decided upon a future Arlene would like to study music in Bos ton rn order to become a piano teacher With her ability she ll certainly be a success Arlene has been a Home Ec er for four years and the trips to and from the Guild have been made pleasanter by her spirited conversation Bunner served in the U S Marines for a year and a half and then returned to SK to continue his high school education Although Bunner appears quiet it is quite a different story for those of us who know him have found him to be witty and clever Bunner is also a member of the Vet s di! ,X M he ALICE BEVERLY REPOSA I harten to laugh at everythmg for fear of hemg oblzged to weep. The old adage good things come in small packages is absolutely correct especially when it pertains to Alice who with her giggles has bright ened many dull moments for her companions. Although a dance and swim ming enthusiast most of her time is devoted to sketching Commercial designing is definitely her calling. t STELLA ELOISE RICHMOND USTELH Silence and solitude, the foul'r bert friendff' Stella may seem quiet at a first glance but underneath you'll find she is a lot of fun. She likes music and is a good piano player. She hopes to be a secretary after she leaves high school. ANNA JEANETTE ROBERTSON UJEANH To be good zr to be happy Besides being one of Mr Halls star driving pupils Jeannie is kept busy with her commercial S l1d1CS Small vivacious and always alert ean is very popular She is ever ready to help a class mate in any difiiculty We know ean will make a very neat courteous and efficient secretary ALICE ANN ROSE Men would be angelf angelr would be godr Prett blond charming friendly and an excellent student describe I Y Alice Ann to a t Being a class ofiicer a candidate for the Science Talent Search and vice president of the Chemistry and the Photography Clubs have 1 v kept her extremely busy She is preparing for her future as a lab tech mcian by working as an assistant to one of the local doctors Such a sm cere efficient lovable lass as Alice Ann will be very popular and successful m later life X 'Fi 5 ' V JEAN RUSSELL if '-Vi Nw JEANNIE eannie a quiet demure senior has been a steady conscientious student ' She likes to sing and has always taken an active part in Glee Club She is also an excellent piano player for music is her hobby 2 ff ' L' I . I . t . Q 3 . . 7 - D , J J . , , r . I I ff ff' ve, ! ' a? .a . , ,, ,1 . I , U , . . I in , ' . ' . n llff , 1 . Si , p , n - . V L I L i f S li? . 'i 1- K. , , fi W x r Lffnlf .- U li J -W E ' Muna ir the universal language of mankind. y t A . . . . . S e jk if LV if J '- ' ' i ' . A A. ,Wy U' . Mir fi! if A si 28 - . A R ROBERT CONWAY RYAN BOB Sport, that wrinkled Care tlerldef, Anal laughter holding hoth hir rider. If rt rs new Bob has rt He rs the hrst to have the latest rnventrons put on the market With hrs photographic equipment home recorder and mrd get radro he has often entertained Room ll before nrne o clock Although Bobs chref hobby rs photography he never neglects school work Wrth a light hearted manner and hrs thorough dependabrlrty Bob wrll go far 413 1'-'ly -.....ad' ANGELA SACCIA ANGIE A thzrtg of beauty rr a joy orever Angre rs that well dressed attractive grrl who rs always ready for a laugh An art student she has also participated in the Spanish and Photog raphy Clubs Dependable co operative Angie has kept us rn gales of laugh ter wrth her rnfectrous giggle CHARLES SALERNO AL 'The great hope 0 .roczety rr zmizwalztal character After having spent three years with the U S Navy rn the Pacific Charles returned to SK rn hrs junior year It drd not take long for this handsome lrkable fellow to establish himself again among hrs new class mates Sal rs always ready to give hrs pals a helprng hand With such a pleas rng personality he ll never know the loss of a friend CLINTON PAUL scroLA A , CLINT V ' X Silence ir a true riend who never hetrays, . . i Everyone knows Clint as a fellow who is always ready with a little joke but he has his serious side too. He plans to take aeronautical engineering at R. I. State if he doesn t join the Navy. Like most young men Clint has plenty of hobbies his favorites though are photography and short naps after school. SHIRLEY ANN SMITH S1-URL Great mmri: lzke heaven are pleafeci m domg good The tall attractively dressed girl who has made these four years at S K a better place by her presence is Shirley She has always planned on a career as a nurse and we know that soon her ambition will be realized fo next year she plans to attend the Rhode Island Hospital School of Nursing Although ice skating IS one of Shirl s favorite sports she never fails to attend almost all the games at S K ALBERTA HELEN STANTON Speech lf Jrlver Jzlence rf golden Alberta one of those quiet girls says little but listens intently Although her outside interests are many and include working after school hours and studying piano Alberta has not let her studies fall behind She will be remembered as a hard working girl with a nice sense of humor SARAH CLARKE STEDMAN SALLIE True ortztude rr Jeen m great explorlr Sallie with blonde hair and sparkling brown eyes was voted by her classmates the best looking girl in the class Talented in art and sewing she won a trip to Chicago for her excellent work in 4 H You couldn t find a more sincere and devoted erson than Sallie A ood student with ima ina we :Wa Af? P 3 8 tion Sallie has the right combination to make a success of her plans fel' MAURICE FRANCIS STEFANO NICK In every rank great or Jmall Tu znduftry rapport! ur all Nick is definitely not loquacious but a conscientious co-operative I Vpgi worker in both classes and sports. He plays baseball and basketball and is a P 5 34 member of S.K's track team. With his quiet manner and pleasing person- X 3 L? ii 'I 1 ality he has won many friends. l 4, at 3 30 ELLEN FRANCES STOTT LENNY Lzve wbzle you lzve Whenever there is a dance anywhere in South County you will find Ellen an expert on the dance floor A great deal of Ellens time is spent sewing and helping around the house She is a good commercial student and is really right there when it cames to shorthand and typing '36 MARILYN JEAN STUART .pond of Ware to rerolve and pntzenl to per arm Sophisticated well bred and neat is tall blonde attractrve Marilyn l 1 ice has charmed her every audience Marilyn has studied music Her ove y vo and voice at the Rhode Island State College Surr1rner School of Music Skilled l h as a seamstress Marilyn designs and sews many of her own c ot es 4 News Q61 ELIZABETH JANE TALYOR OP' Q BETTY Tell me what zr Jarrow? '-' Full of fun and fancy free is Betty an energetic participant in all school b fficient worker in the office during her junior V, ' ,f activities. Betty has een an e D 'c Club and for 1 and students. x V JOHN THEODORE VAN DUZER JOHNNY Maria .fweepr by me ar a merrengerf' Johnny is one of the friendliest members of the class. He has always . H . been an active member in Glee Club and is very fond of music. e is espe- cially talented at playing the piano and organ. johnny hopes to be a language teacher. 31 and senior years. She was elected secretary of the ramati three years held the position of art editor on the Literette. With her witty disposition and jovial manner Betty has become a favorite of both faculty wu- 2 Sai T HAROLD WATSON BUSTER Better late than never Buster would lrke to go rnto the used car busrness and hes certarnly off to a good start He never worrres about the future but goes on rn hrs carefree way takrng thrngs as they come Actor student mechanrc and humorrst Buster has been actrve rn the Photography Spanrsh and Scrence Clubs ROBERT PAUL WHALEY BOB Sleep bath zts own world Tall and dark Bob rs an enthusrastrc member of the Photography year he suffered a knee rnjury rn the second league game whrch prevented hrs playrng for the rest of the season After graduatron Bob plans to enter Rhode Island State College v-Q. FO! future ROBERT THEODORE WALMSLEY Bora Great thought: like great deed: need no trumpet Bob rs the tall well dressed boy who rarely speaks unnecessarrly When Bob rs not playrng baseball or workrng on hrs model arrplanes he can be found rrdrng hrs brcycle wrth hrs brother for a companron Desprte hrs many pastrmes Bob has done good work rn hrs aggre and commercral subjects wi' Y'-'Y xl EVELYN PAULINE WHITFORD Frazlty thy name rr Woman Pai Evelyn one of our hard workrng senrors frequently demonstrates her skrll rn stenography by assrstrng rn the ofhce An excellent student Ev rs pleasant elhcrent and relrable Although she has many outsrde actrvrtres as dancrng rotllerskatrng and movres Evelyn always a lady has trme to spend on sewrng whrch along wrth homemakrng wrll play a brg part rn her I! I 1 ' N . , - . i . . 7 , . rr 1: l 1 P 7 . . I . ' 7 - 5. . I l 1 3 Y ' Club and the Debatrng Club. A player on the Hrst strrng football team thrs . - ., ' ' fffez,-' s 4 ' r ' 5? 1115 , X ' I A fi' C A p , s K 'f A 'il r.l1 2' . ..EV,, I 'A 1 rr ' ' U . A 1 I ' 'V K 1 A D 9 ' s I 9 ' A ' . t . ' 'T . T . H 'xx l , ' x 3 . X . ls A 3 5 32 654' .ll iff ll, It JU Y EQ? gl, I 1 ,af ff- -I 1 X' i.' .f 'L 4 RONALD GEORGE WHITNEY URONNIEH To God, thy country, and thy friend he true. Ronnie, the tall, lanky veteran who came to S.K. this year, served in the Army during the war and spent over a year in the Phillipines. After grad- uation, Ronnie plans to study for the ministry. RUTH ELAINE WHITNEY HRUTHIEH Faith and worhf together grow. Ruthie came to us in her junior year from Johnston, R. I., and in that time has won the friendship of the class. She likes music and plays the piano very well Although a quiet and studious worker she is great fun to know ROBERT ELWIN WILCOX WILLY The only way to have a rzend rr to he one use Willy is one of Narragansett s sturdier boys and can hold his own fairly N- well when it comes to eating or swimming his favorite pastimes Amrable and friendly Bob overcomes his difficulties in his easy going way He IS always an agreeable companion RICHARD MERVIN WOOD DICK 1 ff' Man :J the merrzeft .rpeczer 0 the creation ff A! Good natured Dick always has a smile and a good word for everyone He came to us this year from Providence but he has certainly made up for lost time by winning a host of friends Dick also made a name for himself on the football field We re glad you Joined the class of 48 Dick . , . A G ff f ' ' If . , - , . I Q' . , ,V I: xt H . . . vf . H H . ,. e .Zag J? . I ': gi ' .I V H .' gl l 3,1 Q2 2 I, ' V - , . . , , ri-' pf , . , . , . 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' W' 'ff'-3 ,1, EDWARD ROBERT WRIGHT EDDIE -.rx A merry heart doeth good lzke a medzcme .go-.sy Ed rs that tall dark senxor w1th the w1nn1n sm1le H f b g e enjoys oot all baseball and basketball and has played on the teams for three years Popular wxth hr f d Ed s rlen s d1e enjoys a good t1me and rs pleasant company Easy gorng Ed takes everythrng rn h1s strxcle 'M 452' WARREN BURTEN WRIGHT WARRIE Play not for gum but :port Warrne one of Souths handsome husky good natured senlors has played football for S K for three years Easy golng Warren seemrngly drs ,J mrsses hrs cares with a good matured grrn After graduatxon Warrne plans W' to asslst rn hrs father s bustness ROBERTA ELIZABETH YOUNG Wzrdom hay taught ur to be calm and meek The gal wrth the guntar and yen for cowboy songs wrshes to becorn D' e a 4? mir nurse What a treat for her patrents Bert works behmd the soda fountarn but between sod h d as s e oes her studymg whrch she takes very serrously Sm ll d bl a an onde Roberta IS grfted wrth a frlendly manner and the abllrty to achieve 34 , , -1 1, I fr ' ' ' ,U f1..,,.!' 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WV CHURCH BUILT 1820 HANSON'S BOAT YARD ........W N Emp Lf'-,J W THE KINGSTON LIBRARY HAZARD MEMORIAL HALL THE VILLAGE WELL I W Y ' 3 3 I 5 . pf , In fw f if ' 1 XXI ll fell eZ! Q 'f Ygglzzlgw 73 NX ' XX A f 'iw X95 '4 Q A rw -Lui ' FQ .L 1 1 NW I, 1' Mlm x lid! woos , - f flffff, PVVUSJS , f 1. has faffkfcwy As our four years have slipped by quickly, we shall attempt to recall some of our joys and sorrows, fortunes and misfor- tunes, undertakings and achievements. Anticipation is better than realization is said of most instances, but as for our Freshman year we were completely satisfied. Becoming acquainted with the rooms and teachers along with dodging the seniors who towered above us seemed an arduous task. The making out of our schedules for the ensuing year was an important step in shaping our future years. We thought that it was grand to move around all day according to the bell signals. Even homework was almost exciting to us because it was new and different. Since our Freshman year saw no class ofhcers, our activities were lim- ited. During the war, each Frosh was urged to buy war bonds and stamps which were obtainable in our homerooms. This was the year the Lizerette was put back into circulation for the first time since the beginning of the war. Many of our class- mates took an active part on the staff. The upper class activi- ties seemed to have many Freshman participants as in the Farmer's Parade. We retain many memories of that costumed parade. An important event in which many members of the class participated was the operetta entitled Words and Music, presented at Hazard Memorial Hall. One of the never to be forgotten occasions was Freshman Day when both boys and girls wore green ribbons. Finally june arrived, f x! xr--'xr-if il-if g Z . yet it seemed incredible that our Freshman year had come to an end. As sophisticated sophomores we attempted to live up to our title. Our first accomplishment was the election of class officers who were: President, Robert McNallyg Vice-Presi- dent, Lorraine Faucherg Secretary, Claire Lauriong Treasurer, Romeo Oullette. The principal event of the year was the Sophomore Hop conducted in the school auditorium during the Christmas season. On this- gala occasion Agnes Farrell was crowned Miss Sophomore. We were asked to write essays on Why Rationing is Necessary for a nation wide contest. The local winners were members of our own class, Beverly Gardiner and Natalie Peckham. Our outstanding basketball team was invited to the Boston Garden to play Woburn High School. Our team was well supported by the student body who were more than pleased to see South come through to victory. Before we realized it, june was here again and no longer would we be lower classmen but juniors at last. On entering our Junior year we were faced with the prob- lem of choosing our class rings. Because of the various designs offered it was a task to find a ring suitable to everyone. Once again we selected class officers. They were: President, Robert McNally, Vice-President, Alice Ann Rose, Secretary, Claire Lauriong Treasurer, Edward Coulter. L-,ff Z ff 4' l li? f.,B l:1LLLr'.r4 I BOSTON 'T' 'S Q X This year s basketball team also received an invitation to play at the Boston Garden Our opponent was St Sebastian and once agarn South triumphed pleasing our rooters from South who witnessed the game To Hnance our major event of this year the unnor Prom we sponsored a movie Under our competent leaders and their committees we held the Prom in St Francis Hall which was artistically decorated rn soft pastels perfectly matching the new spring gowns A delightful surprise to all the dancers was a rose arbor in the center of the floor Our seemingly endless walt came to an end when our rings arrived Though our socral history IS portrayed here by this trme we realized that we were also growing rn knowledge strengthening our character and assuming new responslbrlltres Then with the arrrval of une came graduation day and time for our predecessors to step down making room for us to take their places as seniors School started two weeks late in 1947 as a result of polio thereby makmg rt necessary to readjust this year s schedule When we returned to the familiar halls of S K Mr james E Conlon our principal during our first three years had been appointed Supermtendent of Schools in South Kingstown Mr James D Wrrght had been appornted Principal of S K Immediately upon entering school class officers were agam elected They were President Robert McNally Vice Presr dent Alice Ann Rose Secretary Clarre Laurron Treasurer J ard Coulter S --.L 17 fi... Many usual appointments and plans were made in relation to the year book and 1ts staff Our first expedrtron was the annual migration to Providence to have our prctures taken at Shepard s Studro In the midst of all our year book work we again took a trip to see our boys play basketball at the Boston Garden It seemed to have developed into an annual affair for the team and the school as well as the townspeople and we agam triumphed To defray the cost of our year book we sponsored a movie and a Valentrnes Dance at Fagans Hall As a special attractron of the evening the Krng and ueen of Hearts were crowned Then as school was drawrng to an end we spent much of our time preparing for gradua tron Graduation was for us the happiest and yet the saddest day of our lives because for some of us thus was the last of our school days As we listened to the plans of each we wrshed with all our hearts that everyone would attarn his desired positron and dream When we entered the Narra gansett Casino where our Commencement Ball was held our hearts were filled with prrde and happiness knowing that all this was rn our honor yet a feeling of reluctance too deep for words crept rn at the thought of saying Good Bye to our Alma Mater with all its associations memories and frrendshrps , T A Q f y -- s 1.1 t U . - 5 'M' , C to I, r as .. X ' If Q L' f - f e st , 1 I M f f 1 il- XN Jul K X f 141 is tx TT . , J . , ' ' . I A . . , . Y . ' who witnessed the game. Our opponent was St. Sebastian . . , . , Q . ' Most Popular Hmm Bert All-Round Done Mort for the C lan Mort Likely to Succeed Ben N atured Ann HoHord Alice Ann Rose Sallie Stedman Bob McNally Eddie Coulter Dick Wood Bert Looking Mort Athletic Sally Stedman Mary Cantata john Hoyle Reggie Gadrow Best Dancer: Aggie Farrell Frank Louzon M on Talented Bert Dremd Claire Laurion Narlq' Crandall Ken Chappell Glenn Northrup Most Studiou: Betty Barker Lee Hong rguhealzbbes M on Verratile M oft Pep Clan Rubberneck Rita Lagey Mon Ambitiour Squeak Bristow Eddie Coulter Jinny Jones Wiffieif Cutest Clam Baby Bill 0'Neill Valerie Boldt Bob Wilcox Mn, Mort Popular Undergraduawr S mootbest joan Miller Mort Barbful Phyllis Chappell BZHY Gross Betty Barker A L M A M A T E R In dear S K we ll place our trust For her we ll play the game Our loyalty rs bound m her Our faxth hes rn her name Let vrct ry be her motto then And strength her slogan song Let farrness wrn rn all her games For rlght must conquer wrong Unlted may her classes be Long may her colors fly Forever may our prarses rmg For old South Kmgstown Htgh Thus after hrgh school days are past And all IS sard and done Well count the mem ry of S K CHORUS For old South Kmgstown I-Irgh so dear For old South Krngstown Hlgh We ll cheer through all the years to come For old South Kmgstown Hrgh SENIORS Here rn the midst of Wakefield town Precxous to us garnrng renown Stands a gray and gramte hall of knowledge A student s hope of seekmg college Loved and noted known by all South Krngstown Hrgh School sounds 1ts call Pr1med and ready and full of steam Thxs old hrgh school rs the alumm s dream Thrngs have reached the proper pass Before us stands the Freshman class Hovermg rn the open doors Wandering round on all the floors Freshman lads and Freshman lasses Each rntent on findmg classes The Sophomores walk a lrttle hrgher They thmk therr ears a lrttle drrer Tho securely grasping the second rung L1ke john Paul jones they ve lust begun The jumors proceed wrth step serene They can now they re not green Wrth a toss of the head and look demure Upperclassmen now they are secure At the top of the ladder the semors stand Lookmg down upon the band For graduatxon IS at the gate Cap and gown and sheepskm scroll Close the doors and call the roll Four short years have thus sped by And now they stand to do or dre Full of hope and msprratron Resolved to serve thexr God and natron RONALD G WHITNEY flags Jfbfh 674255 Qvlws Wzrdom 15 the cures! pofxenzon BLUE AND GOLD A SENIOR S MEDITATION Wrth our last year as semors rn South Krngstown Hrgh In laylng the steps vue ve carefully paved We regret that the years have qurckly slrpped by And hats off to our coaches therr share rn school fame Remembermg the days of fun rn oaggggay Wrll find us returnmg to note S K s name Somehow we hate to be gomg away But now that we ve finxshed and our books put away Thanks to our teachers xx ho gave us thexr ard We mast look to tomorrow adleu dear S K ?'N 44 RICHARD M WOOD . . g , 7 L n 4 4 9 5 . 5 3 , . ' 3 Q . . . 7 7 ' 9 3 . 2 ' ' . 3 . . I . . - Q . , y Q I b 3 , .. ng 9 . . L , ' An honor deeply won, These days are short, the need is great 9 7 , . . . H ' ' f ' ' ll L 7 r . ' , ' 1 , L , . GUQI' S898 FC uv, 1 ll N 1: f7lyVf i' T 'Z I ,X . 1 gf ' ' ' Zlfllil Adams, Bertha Allen, Marguerite Babcock, Shirley Barrington, Wayne Blount, Frank Boisclair, Blanche Bolster, Robert Briggs, Donna Briggs, George Briggs, john Briggs, Nancy Browning, Dorothy Browning, Frank Bullock, Charles Calitri, Geraldine Calitri, Michelina Carpenter, Eugene Carr, Robert Champagne, Carl Chappell, William Christofaro, joseph Corbett, jean Cottle, Samuel Cottrell, Patricia Covell, Shirley Curatola, Elda Daniels, Frank DeWolf, Geneva Dickson, janet Doak, Gordon Doran, Marjorie Durand, Eleanor Ferraro, Raymond Frost, Cyril Gadrow, Mary Gagne, Maureen Gardiner, Beatrice Gardner, Marilyn Gilbert, Marie Green, Anna Gross, Alfred Gross, Barry Harvey, Adele Harvey, Gertrude Hayward, Elsie Hazard, Caroline Hey, Donald Hey, Ronald Irish, Gloria johnson, Greta Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Oliver jordan, Rosalie Kearns, Barbara Kinney, Ann LaGrange, Marguerite Leslie, Robert Matheson, Thomas May, Jane May, joseph Melanson, Robert Meenan, Ann Miller, joan Mitchell, Lillian Monahan, Mildred Monroe, Norma 46 Morse, Richard Patriarca, Rose Phelps, Bristol Quinn, Helen Reilly, Mary Scantlebury, Eileen my x Smith, Harold 1' Smith, Patricia . Stacey, Robert l' , 1 Stedman, Elizabeth XJJ -QI, Stedman, Nancy all T Stedman, Oliver Pj Supino, Louise bl! Taft, Edward XR ., Tanner, Byron ,a tj ' Taylor, Edwin 'U ,lf If 5 tj' XV N Taylor, Mary r Taylor, Patricia Whaley, Russell Wheeler, joan Woodmansee, Frances Zanella, june f J J GH ghmh PN 65,5 1 M ' few' ' X, vu U , S T FQ- N xv . ,M Wy fff 4, +-S s s . , f -- : X ' 'A JILL af'-1' av YJJ fszlb, 7 4 pg X My ry uh' llifi . , .4 'LL cv- '- ' ww! fA4f7!4 if 'Q' 'JL 3.-,C , lr A ,K vvpf., - 'ft J 4 1 .1 J' L L ,6lf '1' M flags Qwbefls Prefident ..........,..... John M. Briggs Vice Presidenl .... Mary C. Gadrow Marilyn E. Gardner Harold F. Smith ff X - Secretary ........ .. Treafurer .............. a' ,Q- , J , u f I X' 1' If . fu' 'I -, A 4' I V 'I H 47 El F5553 Q ,xg L , w j i w Xt RN. x K ,J n , x N, X N NN 'ix l N X ,, L' il Allbee, Ralph Allen, Carolyn Anderson, Ernest Appleby, Mary Bannister, Edward Bar era, Luigi Bar er, Ruth Beatrice, Robert Bbss, David X-Browning, Barbara Browning, Harriet Browning, Trassar Bullock, Elizabeth Cameron, Lucille Carlson, Barbara Carpenter, Janet Carr, Cora Chipriano, Mary Comber, Robert Cook, Barbara Cook, Helen Cook, Shirley Cooke, Franklyn Daniels, Harold Dawley, Avis DeBlasi, Anthony v X 1 Xt, , 1 1 X- DeLillo, Arna DeLillo, Frank DeLillo, Josephine Diana, Lilly Dodge, Constance DiBiasio, Lucy DiBiasio, Virginia Dimon, Doris Eaton, Carol Eccleston, Edward Ely, Georgianna Fry, Edith Gamache, Fred Gardiner, Bertrand Gould, Marilyn Gray, Hugh Gulvin, Marjorie Hall, Charles Hamilton, John Harris, Norman Harvey, Norris Hathaway, Everett Hazard, Joanne Hazard, Walter Howard, Shirley- johnson, Russell 1 . Jordan, Roland King, Virginia Knowles, Robert Latimer, William Leino, Mariam Lewis, Gloria Lynch, Brenton McCormack, Sandra Martella, joseph Menzarides, Pauline Miller, John Monahan, Monica Monteith, Hope Moore, Harold Moretti, Rita Morrill, Marilyn Myrtle, Evelyn Nicholas, Leonard Parker, Nancy Patriarca, Theresa Pease, joan Phillips, Dorothy Phillips, Virginia Pouliot, joan Quigley, Anthony Redmond, Walter - r. S Haiiamare Richmond, Richard ' Robertson, Elizabeth Roche, Laurence Rounds, Joan Sekator, Benjamin Sherman, Stuart Smith, Martha Southwick, Carol ' A Spence, Elaine jj Stanton, Wilbur ' Staulfer, Sara ' r D Stedman, Allen- E' Stedman, john Straight, Marjorie Street, june Tourgee, Priscilla Traynor, Marilyn Tucker, Marjorie Whale Charles ' J Whaleji, Shirley ' Williams, Elnora 1 Wright, Edward Wright, Ruth Zanella, john Zanella, Louis 3 .ir t Q ji e S s i i xf, Silt l4B X s .-,p, -.cnm 'me5n,-x Lyfvt NLX VI.. 'L ' ,- 1 ld- 1 'UVM A, Lk'-VH .1131-, ,Zi .Q 1 f X J. N ,--' ' L' gil' fhif 5 E I i , , - I 1 a M . H Q -1- ... S.- s . A I 1 I I J . I 4. s' ffm' Uwbms Preiident ........ Anthony A. D6B1z1si Vice Prefident ........ june H. Sfreet Secretary ..,........... Barbara A. Cook Treamrer .............. john H. Zanelln wxfx fwefaf M Arnold Janice Babcock Helen Bailey Dorothy Barrington Carolyn Bond Earl Briggs Beverly Briggs George Brown Dale Brown Milton Browning Steven Bubar Robert Card Mabel Carpenter Carolyn Caswell, Wilma Chace, Ruth Ann Champagne, David Champlin, Barbara Cook, Rodney Cottrell, Richard iff JW57 MM xxx Daniels Ann Daniels Gladys DeCubell1s Barbara Dimon Grace Durand Barbara Durepo Clark Eddy Harold Forbes Terrence Friel Eleanor Gagne Catherine Garrett Margaret Gould Carol Gross Gerald Harvey, Russell Hathaway, ane Hazard, Frances Hilton, Frank Hofford, Herbert Holland, Raymond 50 C545 Hutchinson Richard Houston Beverley Johnson Mary Kay jordan Norman Kearns Peter King, Robert Knowles Elmer Lamphiere Richard Laurion Gloria Mackenzie ohn Mellor Munro Menzies Barbara Monroe Raymond Perry, Eleanor Phillips, Luella Pouliot, Joseph Potter, Perry Reels, Norman Reels, Stuart 1255771572 Reilly Margaret Robinson Stanley St Germain Janine Schwan Martin Sciola Antonio Sherman Andrea Sherman Gloria Smith Elizabeth Smith Harold Smith Nancy Stauffer Carolyn Stedman Barbara Stedman Mary Taylor, ean Tibbitts, Sherdan Tucker, John Whiting, john Whittier, Sylvia Wright, Raymond ,QU f J 41 H L,,.. ,Q R5 .. 9' , f 1 'Q' H, J' - , 2 xzgusy 1 .Ql' QA' Q., as , ' , QS? mf D , V' A ' 311 M 1 ' , f 'J , X .f x nf 'LM1 3 ? 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Nearly all who tried for the cheerleading team this year te accepted as substitute members. The :ering at all games, especially at the ston Garden game, was enlivened by 9 groups spirited cheering. The girls insored a dance to pay for the new uni- ms which were hrst introduced at the stun Garden game. 1151 F533 4 I fl fl 'K H' ,qw -V- al .' . l f Ji A - - ' 55, Il. T.. V. ,. kwa' l -J 2 1 V4 I 'v. '- ' 4 -as A 45 'io-A ,w ilu .Q 1-sq, H I A I L Adrircr .... Mr. Maurice Edwards Pretident ................ Sarah Stedman Vice Prerideni ....,... Robert Whziley' Serrclary .............. Phyllis Chappell Treafaref .............. Benjamin Potter Social Chairman ...... Bertha Adams Program Direclor .. Ronald Whitney' A new club at South Kingstown High School is the Current Events Club. The members are quite en- thusiastic over the possibility of hearing speakers on the topics of the day. Round table discussions are be- ing planned to promote better under- standing of world porblems. amen! 67UZflf5' ffa! New 5 -W : ' I . , . , U , 4.. . ww lx , .-he-I-f'f2.'M l ni L lvA1l Qck,.caut mf4q -ww V if if 99 : M I r JL n X w 9 .,..af ,I g I 35 ,. a , ,..f -'N an af, 181 r i . I-Q n ', H Ol ihxlig : W M5 V il':' ' m Q Q59 1 , V, 1, , i. Mxijsl'-A I A ' Q ,'f 'Jf9'q ' ,VM Q W ' , ' 14 , M . 2-,M 5' A, - .J 5, 14 .2.-4 . 5, .qw ,ggi-gm ,, ' . , . Hf ,, 71.,.4,f'M:.:M,.:3Va,,p 1 .QW A 1, .. .., H 1 Walgggwc K 4515 HF .. f, , Www, ,J 1. 3- l -4. L' H L at 1 .1 'Q if lf 55193 ff Q gg ' ff jf :Z ,N . , I. r I 7 ,.. ,,, f f f- , 5 fllflflcf ........ Miss Mary li. Bristow The members of the Knitting Club met informally once a week to learn to read knitting patterns and to use the fundamental stitches. The girls used this knowledge to make mittens, socks, sweaters, etc. A few girls designed their own patterns to use in making their knitted gar- ments. lv , Kfzffhkzg 6015 xv 3 M +5?'2 'ns , in 5 1 if ti. 'ma X 4 , 54 5- W .A 1 533 45 4 , , ff N. f--3 r , AFT can M 2 A 'A Ai Az .f 4 : 'f' ' f. H' , W 'Ki-' ,gag - I . '- 1. f 7 Q , 'ffm U . ' . F, rgbf, I H e ' , I, '- - ' f gg 1 1 jf, ,. , .i fi, I , 1 .W , 1 , , 1 ,. .5 ff-in ' Y A , , ' i' f - 'I 1, ', if t' v'-1 nfl! H , , at - .7 .T ws 4 . V . -' . o 'Q lf' : sf MI, ' Q-1-'V V' ' Q .4 I 1 34 K 1-Z ,,,. in I K, 1 1 wb- ' L 'I ' ' 5 H' g , ' 1 Q X532 - .V 2 'sf 'K' ' A 1 iii -.M V95 L U J, . ,X -4 z K .V 'wh' 5, mad 4 , , 1,5 , . -Y-:ga .Q wie fn- -,,- 5 - N ' ,..'kVQ-B849 J ', rf 'QL - ' '-KM. .1 Y. f 4, . , 2,0 .1 ff ff G4 f' f W., I 'K . 1, Advifer ........ Mrs. Joseph LeMaire Featuring essays, editorials, sports news, school events and humor, the school paper is written by the pupils for the pupils. A group of enthusi- astic seniors published the nrst issue which appeared at Christmas time, and succeeding issues were published by the other classes. The Literette gives the students experience in writ- ing, editing, and publishing news copy. 4 g,.,, A J fda offfewffe A ATA, -H55-,gtg vw V an M gi . .-...M----. ..- 'EFL ff I , I V . . ,,.. .Va .vi 7 f AE ff A i all 1 X 41 X tgauffi ffbzgshwn A711095 tgcfiaaf Jmlfflflll ssaczbdbn Premienz .................... ARTHUR COLSTON T reufurer .... . ................ MARY Roy Vice Pferidenr ........ RAYMOND CAFOLLA Secretary ............. ...... G ERTRUDE Torn EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE james D. Wright, Pat Frisella, joan Wilkie, Martha jacob, Thomas Salzer, Mildred Hilding, Frank Monahan, Dorothy Roy, Victor Signorelli, Helen Crandall, Edward Monahan, Carolyn McNulty, Annette Frisella, Melina DeSista. The South Kingstown High School Alumni Associ- ation opened the 1947-48 season with the Freshman Welctvme Party. This group, active in many phases of S.K. life. also sponsored a Halloween Party and Dance, the Christmas Night Dance, the Annual Reunion, and the Commencement Ball. Their principal social project of this year was the Testimonial Banquet given in honor of Mr. james E. Conlon, Superintendent of South Kingstown Schools, and Mr. james D. Wright, Prin- cipal of the South Kingstown High School. ffeiyfbzff tfzshucdbn fkzsses During the second semester of the academic year a program of religious instruction was inaugurated in the high school. Although this was an experimental program, the students responded readily and met with their respective clergymen on each Monday after- noon. The classes, conducted on a released time schedule, round out a full program of activities offered to the students, and attendance at all activities is voluntary. R R725 UdIdS , ,,3,l www? 341,10 ' fi ,ao pa, ' 4 39 'Z-QW fr ii , ig S! 3 3 , . is 1 . , 'ff f w 'f 1 Im A O . 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K'-:P .g I ' A ,,,,h 1 -',' 1 , X ' f ' L J muwfs .4 7 w.,, T iiflw w i 1 1' .M 1 ,, M .l - Y.. : , Wg 5' x'gp1'.s,Q 5 :AH i V - A j A uvq,f,,iJ of - 7 A. ,gf . .?:f.fJ,,1 , Q-,N L a' -1 K V ,W ..,-iii - x Q-21 -312 ' say? MGQVE 5313 6 , 1 7 7 - .UW :Q- '21 . ,mt :nfs -' 'fffwtH'f f,zf:.f1' K Ii- A-1 JP'4w?Y '11 5 , . if . .. L 1 ', ' -, 0 ' f ' ' , ,. '. . - ' 4 - 'zfC k. ff' , t .,',sE3:gQ . - in 1 , 1 - ,- -- M ,, Q, . , x .5 Q' 'QQ A' . .te-' nf Q4 --fir. :fe - z A 11 .A ' I . . ' Q 1 V , , t - .. . P , A f N 7 , r xkW,,: f 1 4 i 1. If fx- ' , , . W. - Q '- -- A ixv-,g....W 21 ' Q' W- -'f -' fx , ,W 6 'rf I Y ' -., . -5- -, .if r, Senator and Mrs Herbert Edwards Mr and Mrs Morgan Garrett Mr and Mrs R T Chappell jr Mrs Carl R Woodward Mrs Royal L Wales Mr and Mrs john C Weldm Mr and Mrs Herbertf. Knutson Mrs Marshall H Tyler Mr and Mrs Edsonl Schock Mrs GeorgeW Hughlll Mxss Elizabeth j Wells Mr and Mrs Leslle Keegan Mr and Mrs Wesley B Hall Mr and Mrs Lorenzo 1' Kmney FlorenceM Brrggs 1900 Mr and Mrs F D Tootell Dr and Mrs FrankM Pelton Mlss julla Kmg Mrs Ethel S Wells Mr Clnnton M Tourgee Mr and Mrs Vernonl Cheadle Dr and Mrs john P Delaplane Mnss Grace C Whaley Dr and Mrs Wnllram johnson Mr GeorgeW Phxlllps Mr and Mrs Dan1elH Thomas Mr and Mrs Robert DeWolf Prof Robert Rockefellow Mr Ph1111pL Carpenter Prof and Mrs johnG Albrlght Mlss Anna Qurnn Dr and Mrs Ralph Mlrman Mrss Mary Alnce Rellly Mrs joseph lnte Mr and Mrs Crelghton Phrlllps Mr and Mrs K W Van Duzer Mr and Mrs F j Gllbert In Memory of Charles H Gxlbert U S A A F ln Memory of john E Gilbert jr U S M C Dr Char1esA Whlte Harding W Gaylord Mr and Mrs Stuart Gnlbert and Tmy Francis H Gnlbert Donald Anderson Mr and Mrs jamesE Conlon Miss Mary Lou Hanson M1ss Nancy Tourtellot Mr and Mrs Edwnn L Northup Mr D F jones Mr and Mrs Earl Doyle Mr and Mrs Wlllnam A Eccleston Mrs Edward F McCarthy and Mrs john Rose Hugh Morrill Gerard Ferraro and Mrs Henry B Chappell and Mrs Emnl Breny and Mrs Harold W Ohsberg an 1 Mrs Chns Boldt Mnss Nancy Banheld Mr and Mrs George Ballentlne Mrs james Eldred Mr and Mrs Harland 1' Stuart Mr and Mrs R E Gadrow Mr and Mrs Howard K johnson Walter Seymour B111 Stedman Peter Turano Mrs Frank McGann and Mrs Fred Beaudreau and Mrs john Partyka and Mrs Kenneth Chappell and Mrs Steven Wrlght Mary K Northup Mr and Mrs Clnfford Recklmg Sr Mass Glorna C H111 Mr and Mrs Frank Martella Mr and Mrs Andrew Decaro W C Nye Company Mr and Mrs Frank Geaber mans amz' Paizanessex King s Restaurant Whltmg s Servrce Statnon Wrllnam F Arnold Prop Whltmg s General Store Anchor Dairy Bar Community Service Station Mayflower Furnxture Shoppe Phll s Delxcatessen South County Motors Western Unlon Mr and Mrs Lours Stedman Ideal Electrxc Shop Wakefield Branch Company Clarke s Store Sxlver Star Restaurant Sheldon s House Furnlshmg Company Wakeneld Auto Parts L W Palmer Company Moran s Dnner Faucher Sanding The Veterans Club of S K H S Gus Allen s Barber Shop Evans Market Kingston Kingston H111 Store Kingston l'1re Company Kingston H111 Garage Mr and Mrs Norman Gilbert and Terry Mrs Thomas B Laffey Mxss Ltllnan St Germam Mr M H Campbell Miss Eleanor Gadrow Edward Frlsella Mr john Ladd Mr Rxchard Humeston Miss Margaret Lee Mnss Kathleen B Caswell Mr and Mrs N R Baker Mr and Mrs Wxllxam De Mayo Sr Mr and Mrs Thomasj Malloy and Flame Mass Clarre Haley and Mrs Wnllnam Clarke and Mrs Harry Gavxtt and Mrs Robert L Bristow and Mrs Giovanni Francesca Bonnvmn and Mrs Leo H Faucher Sunshine Mxss Margaret Leslxe Mr and Mrs George Prime Mlss Eleanor Sulllvan Sherman s Garage P1tcher s Servrce Statxon Ace Refrngerator Servrce Hxgh Street Self Service Cappucuo and Sons Contractors Frank Saccla Cafe South County Pharmacy H W Whaley Insurance Agency Walton H Scott Insurance Narragansett Tlmes lnc Reed s Barber Shop Homellke Bakery South Kmgstown Polxce Department Community Spa South County Buick Wakeheld Trust Company Lessard and johnson Ploneer Store L W Palmer and Company Defantn Pharmacy Peace Dale Servxce Statron Patsy s Store Giro s Spaghetti House Amato Scxola s Cafe Wakefield Dlner Mr Gllbert Prouty Mr and Mrs james Caffrey Eddie Faucher Mr and Mrs Wxlllam Shaughnessy Mr and Mrs Hamor H Gledhxll Mr and Mrs Wnllxam j Coulter Sr Edward Mcxnahan Mr and Mrs Frank Suplno Twenty one Frxends contrrbuted anonymously Mrs john C O Nexll Olxver H Stedman and Mrs john G Wood and Mrs Francis A Coulter and Mrs Benjamin F Potter and Mrs ArthurT Holley and Mrs ArthurE Mann and Mrs Thomas Wxllxams and Mrs Wrllxam j Smnth and Mrs Earle Tefft Mrs Ellen Clarke Mrs E1lzabethC Doherty Mrs MargaretC Baker Mxss Mary E Smtth Mr R H Ball Dr and Mrs j P jones South County Hardware Patsy s Package Store The Photo Shop Wakeheld Department Store Town Specnalty Shop Flemmt., s Stores Yarn Shop jurgensen s 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