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

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Ik ifigafigsgg.-.Q , - If-, ' A V .y .. '-,,.- ff I-ri za? -.'g.,--w:s 1zz' .i f'-.. JOHN D. HANSON Alu'ayr fool, erer calm. A handsome member of our class, john radiates good nature in his disarming smile. Never in a hurry, Johnny al- ways has time to stop for a chat or a friendly debate. He has managed successfully our class treasury during his three years at S. K. H. S. He has participated in S.K. athletics and plans to enter college in the fall. ANN MARY HOFFMAN U alk by faith, xml by iigfylf' Quiet, reserved Ann Mary has gained many friends by her graciousness and poise. An excellent student, she still finds time to he an active par- ticipant in church affairs. Ann Mary enjoys the beauty of literature and the out-of-doors. Her kindness and sincerity are a ready example of all that is fine and feminine. A an .,, ill I , :M 5 1 . 4 A M, .. .. ,sg A, 'il y H as .., A. '- rw... -1 1 ac 1 9? W 1? 'il is ie--cf Q A' f JANE HATHAWAY FRANK W. HILTON Kind uiardr are Ihe muric of llae world. At five minutes before nine each morning a red Mercury can be seen tearing into the school-yard. As the carload of girls spills out, you cant miss jane, who is the center of this group. Her warm smile for everyone reveals her friendly personality. In her spare time jane is interested in making and dressing miniature dolls. RAYMOND HOLLAND 'i1Hd71I1E!'f me flu' fujvpj zz ,ljr of doing 1hizzgi. Captain of two sports, Smokey is one of our most amiable classmates. He is out- standing in both baseball and hasketball and has all the qualifications of a genuine Sportsman. Although quiet and unassuming, Smokey has won baseball honors since his Soph- omore year and has always been a high scorer in basket- ball. His willingness, his co- operation, and his friendly. courteous manner liave made him one of our most popular students, . 'X ,pf Q? ef' Pi 5 'ini'- I0 i. 'H ? 2 2 N-0 jgiwl ix 5 .n L,- Tl1e world belong: ta the energetic. jovial, pleasant, and witty are synonymous for Frank. His sincere nature and thoughtful manner make him a leader of his gang. His love of cars takes up much of his time. Frank never walks to vocation- al practice but fills his car to overflowing with his admiring friends. Although not active in sports, he is always cheering energetically at every game. BEVERLEY A. HOUSTON A happy bearl, a inzili21gfure. Bev has been a vivacious cheerleader for two years, sup- porting all our teams. Possess- ing a spirited personality. she likes to dance, swim, and play tennis, besides having a deep interest in dramatics. Her pop- ularity won her a place in the Queens Court at the Junior Prom. XX'ith her genuine per- sonality she has made many friends at S. K. -x-1 5

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P V..x, . I , .i ,ff H1 a 1 J. HAROLD EDDY, JR. l'er.rezwi1nre it Ibe crowning Iflldlff-3' of greal bmrtif' Harold is a quiet, modest classmate. His ready grin tells us that he is always willing to share in good fun. Although his chief interest is in cars, Harold also enjoys fishing. XVith his moderate and delib- erate manner he will make a good business man. MARGARET F. GARRIZTT IIt1ppif1e.f.f Jeefnli made I0 be .fbi11'ed. Vivacious, dark-haired Peggy with her warm smile has many friends and admirers at S. K. Peggy has been an active mem- ber of the Bxton Corps for two yeus VW. sh ill never forget hu explosive giggle and her wonderful peiformlnce chorus gill in our junior S lx Pades it X x 1 W '-may .xx , 4 Qt . fe: gl CQ, in LLJL-. 105 E o 1-5-4- 'ii 5- . 'iii X tl f , fi JOHN TERRIZNCE FORBES Sm'i'e.t.t 6.15 Nlilfl-'l friezzdif' Terry, a quiet fellow, is a good student who has attained a fine scholastic record during his four years at S. K. He is an avid sports fan and can be seen at all S. Kfs athletic con- tests. Class president in his Freshman year, Terry has al- ways taken part in class activi- ties. Ifasy going, good natured, and gifted with many talents, Terry is capable of attaining the high goal which we know he deserves. CAROL MAF GOULD Tum puliftfrzeo it liirldrzcrr of Ziet11'I. Blonde, blue-eyed Carol is one of those fortunate girls with naturally curly hair. Her friends never feel disheartened while Carol is there to cheer them with her friendly smile and joyous laughter, She was an active member of the Glee Club. Horseback riding and basketball are Carol's favorite sports. She tells us that she will be married soon and we wish her much happiness. -P ,5'-.,Jl:Q- 21 331 I? T - 1 3-' Xxlf HS 5 E 'GY vw 5 M. ELEANOR FRIEL II.1p,fv,3 lietzrlf - happy facet - b.1ppyp!.19. That pleasant smile and those expressive eyes introduce Iileanor, an attractive and af- fectionate friend. Her wit and pleasant ways are reflected in the faces of those who sur- round her. A member of the Baton Corps for four years, she has been invaluable to that group. Gay Eleanor amazes us with her ability to keep equal- ly busy at work and talking. Always on hand at games, par- ties, and dances, Iileanor is a ready mixer and a good dancer. GEORGE C. GVDGIZR Timm it rw zzczflb file 1111111 i2zoz4'liif,Qe. Here are ambition, wit, and pleasantness all rolled up into one personality. His ability to get things done while getting along well with others and making them laugh at the same time has amazed all of us. Besides his numerous ac- tivities he has also maintained a good scholastic record. A well rounded person, Georges activities include sports, dra- matics, committee work, THE REBEL, and THE ANCHOR. will E 67 Q- .T. Y' fu f. v 'Q-H ,-.df

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F95 JUNE JANET JACOBIK The great are rinreref' During her Junior year June came to us from the Norwich Free Academy in Norwich, Connecticut. While attending N. F. A. she studied Polish, a language which she speaks fluently. June loves all sports, especially dancing. June is Well adjusted in her new surroundings. Charming, efficient, friendly, June has often served as substitute sec- retary in Mr. Wright's office. KARL CATON KOPP I try all zhingfq I achieve what I can. Karl is the tall blond who came to us in his Senior year from Hillhouse High School in New Haven, Connecticut. A lover of sports, Karl is a star in basketball. After grad- uation, Karl intends to enter Rhode Island State College, where we know he will be a success. PETER EDWARD KEARNS Enjoy lhe prerezzl hour and he thankful for the pall. Pete, class president during our Senior year, is a bundle of energy. Fun loving and ver- satile, Pete is the center of every debate, for he tries to out-talk everyone. Co-captain of the football team, Pete builds his life around sports. He plays basketball and base- ball with equal skill. A good sport, Pete is a good student and an ambitious leader. GLORIA ANNA LAURION True palilenerf if hindneu of head. Dark-haired Gloria, who possesses a pleasing personal- ity, never lacks a friend. Viva- cious, well dressed, capable, and talented are only a few of the many words to describe Gloria. She has been industri- ous in all our class functions and to her belongs the credit for the success of the 1950 S. K. Pades. Gloria has enter- tained us many times with her beautiful voice and acting ability. HARRIET E. KINNECOM Cheerful, very pleamnt, and helpful ir the. Harriet, that tall brunette with the pleasant manner, may be seen at all the S. K. activi- ties. With her cheerful smile she has many friends. Harriet is a good commercial student. The sparkling diamond, flash- ing on her left hand as the typewriter keys fly, may indi- cate her future course. JOHN S. MACKENZIE HappineJJ coming in activity. The squeal of tires, the blast of a horn followed by a boom- ing laugh announce that John has arrived in one of his many vehicles. His wit and alert, ambitious manner reveal to all of us his willingness to lend a helping hand always. John's friendly manner and enthusi- asm have been an aid to all of us. A vocational and an aggie student, a practical busi- ness man, John is also a loyal supporter at all our games. f x riff' 3