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

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JOSEPH F. POULIOT, JR. IX'0ff2i11g if inzpottlfife la iz zfillifzg beizrtfl Chic's pleasant smile and gay personality have remained the same during four years at S. K. An ardent rooter for our teams, -Ioe bolsters every activ- ity by his genuine enthusiasm. Chic is easy going and delib- erate in manner, but he works hard and holds a part-time job. A smooth dancer, a pleasant conversationalist, joe is an easy companion. IXIARGARET ANN REII.I.Y 7'1n1lrfnlr1ctt if flu ltigftei! Iflfrlg man can I-ftp. Modest and gracious. Peggy is known for her sincere man- ner and flashing Irish eyes, Though demure and reserved. she is enthusiastic about stock car racing which she attends regularly. Her capability and co-operation have contributed to her success as a staff mem- ber of the school newspaper. Peggy's friends know her for her iolly ways and her sincere loyalty. H. STUART REELS, IR. Life zrilbenf ijmrlr if 7101 fifef' Stu has an outstanding record in athletics. being a rugged football player and a good shot in basketball. He has won letters in both sports. His friendly ways and engag- ing smile have made him one of the most popular membc-is of our class. Seemingly quiet, yet alive with activity among friends, Stu is the agreeable fellow who runs errands, de- livers notices, and helps get things done. ANDREA ISIAY SHERMAN If the bid any fanllt, the lim lffifllf i11dnnl11. Andrea, who has been our class vice-president for four years. has shown us that she is one of our most efficient and dependable classmates. She has worked conscientious- ly on THE ANCHOR and is an industrious and capable stu- dent. Cheering is only one of her activities. for she has taken part in the Dramatic Club and has proved her artistic ability in making posters for dances and other activities. r NORMAN DAVID REELS Laugh and be f11er'1'y. Norman has played football and basketball during his en- tire high school career. His sense of humor and his witty remarks have made many classrooms roar in delight. His carefree manner has made Norm a well liked member of our class. During his senior year Norman left us to join the Armed Forces. NANCY SMITH Yon will fze zrfu! you 1z'.1r1I to Ire. Charming personality, poise, a sunny smile, and dark eyes make Nan outstanding. Nan, who has a great love for horses, is fortunate to own her own saddle horse. She is a skilled equestrienne and does spend a great deal of time working with horses. Nan hnds pleasure in many social activities yet maintains an ex- cellent scholastic record. W1 I f-ii ifiltff ilu, FSS -of

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Nii- ,I JANE MENTGES ANN JUDITH MILLER RAYMOND MONROE uB6f1fL'IId'lVl and you will nerer 1l'rl71li1fI'fe'Ill4J.H jane came to us in her junior year from Green Bay, XX'iscon- sin. NXfith her charm, vivacity, and wit, she soon became one of the outstanding members of our class. She possesses the in- valuable quality of leadership and demonstrates her ability as the Editor-in-Chief of THE ANCHOR. jane, blessed with a versatile nature, was among those chosen for,the Prom Que-en's Court. She is active in the Dramatic Club and works industriously on the staff of the school paper. ARLENE LUEISE U'Nlfll.L l'CU?1ff71ll,lf fl7i.'t.'1fIl!7IA'll ii' .1 ii,g11fifziiidw11, Capable Arlene can always be depended upon when a pro- ject is at hand. School spirit and an ambitious nature are coupled with her dramatic talent and musical ability to make a truly fine personality. She is also an accomplished writer and has written poetry that has been published. Friendly and gracious, Arlene will be an efficient secretary. mf I 15? :- - 5 '?- BC' Hilrl1 your uugan ia 11 var. Ann's serious countenance and poise hide her genial na- ture. Class secretary for three years. she is also on THE REBEL staff and TI-IE AN- CHOR staff. Cheerleading, news reporting, and music al- most completely till her hours. Sincerity seems the keynote to her character, and her friendly manner will surely see her through the future that she will plan. ELEANOR AGNES PERRY Ali1f!eirz!wlp duet .1 greal deal, We shall always remember Eleanor and her friendly ways. Her kindly smile and gentle manner remind us of the proverb, There is no treasure which may be compared unto a faithful friend. Easy-going Eleanor, who enjoys movies and reading, is skilled in needlework. A pleasant com- panion, Eleanor is always busy both in school and at home. ,r IJ 4' l 2 gi on-190 MW 1 ll- I 11 .15 'I '- 02-23' ll 3 -fi I -M-nv ' 1 I ix l'f 'R .3 4 A picture ir 61 poem wilhuut words. Ray is an outstanding artist who has even carried his talent to his automobile, which is unique in its decorative scheme. As a student he is quiet, serious, and conscien- tious, Outside of school Ray is fun-loving and always has a gang piled in his car. He has made many artistic contribu- tions to the yearbook. Ll'EI.I.A MYRTIE PHELPS Gez1tfe21eif mid tzffafzifily mrzqner .JI l.1.r1, Luella is one of the quietest girls in our class. Very shy and reserved, Luella majors in home economics, Musically in- clined, I.uella plays the guitar and has entertained many friends in her four years at high school. She is skilled in knitting and enjoys dancing. QJLK !A.m 1 A-M ' gnc- Q1 em , T7 0,01

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les rw, -Av' bl CAROLYN R. STAUFFER A fmife lo each, a friend to all. Carolyn, with blonde hair and blue eyes, is very friendly and po'lite. Her reserved man- ner can not conceal her de- lightful sense of humor and love of a good time. Her hard work and dependability have earned her the vice-presidency of the local 4-H Club. Among her other accomplishments, she plays an excellent game of tennis and keeps an expanding coin collection. Carolyn's past records show that whatever she does, she does well. JEAN ESTELLE TAYLOR Laugh and lla? u'm'fdf,111glJr willy you. Jean, the artist of our class, demonstrates her exceptional talent not only as Art Editor of THE ANCHOR but also in her many posters and cartoons. Small but vivacious, Jean has been an active member of the cheerleaders for two years. She has been an enthusiastic sup- porter of our games, and her explosive giggle has often given us moments of delight. Jean wants to attend an art school JANINE A. ST. GERMAIN Good llaingr rome in nrzall pafkagerf' A stunning blonde, dramatic in manner, Janine has gained many friends by her sincerity and tact. Her ability to get things done can readily be seen in her various activities. Captain of the cheerleaders, she is also a member of the Dramatic Club. As an Editor of THE ANCHOR, Janine has shown dependability and co- operation. CECIL SHERDON TIBBITS A gezilfeman maker no nuiref' Quiet, reserved, but well liked, Sherdon has a ready wit and a pleasing nature. A busi- ness man, Sherdon helps his father operate their potato farm. Cars are a hobby which occupies a good deal of his time. XX'henever there are stock car races, you are certain to find Sherdon among the en- thusiasts. RUSSELL L. STREETER The future belongr ia him who knouxr farm' la unit. Russell, distinguished by his quiet, courteous manner, is a thorough gentleman and al- ways is willing to lend a help- ing hand. He has belonged to the Aggie Club for four years. Among Russe1l's interests are stock car racing and hunting. Russell finds great pleasure in traveling and plans to serve his country as a member of the Air Force. ROBERT C. TRAYNOR, JR. Honey men fear not light or zz'.11'k. One of the quietest members of our class, Bob has a pleas- ant smile and an affable man- ner. He is friend of many and always a good sport, a really likable fellow. Although active only in the Dramatic Club, Bob is a loyal supporter of all S. K. teams. 111 'al ,- V '53 r ci Q Q'