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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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XX'e shall always bear in mind that his first concern was our Common welfare. He had a personal interest in each of us - in our joys and sorrowsg in our hopes and aspirations, No single individual has been more responsible for our success and happiness during our school life. Therefore. in grateful appreciation of his thoughtful leadership we take pride in dedicating this book to Mr. james D. Xwright with the promise that we shall always, as loyal graduates, dedicate ourselves to the betterment of South Kingstown High School. 2 MR. JAMES D WRIGHT Princzpfzl l South Kingstown High School s l .li l f I Dedication Foreword Faculty ANCHOR Staff Seniors uf? 3-fr'-' p runnwonn ' We the class of l952, have completed the most memorable four years of our livcs, and wegre now facezefacse with a life of bountiful and unequaled opportunities. Amid new experiences and associations many of our pleasant recollections ofischool will he forgotten. In the hope, how- ever, that some of those thoughts may he retained, we have prepared a treasury of those joyful memories. If the 1952 ANCHOR fulhls this pur- pose, the hook will he a success. Many of us are facing the crossroads of life. Perhaps the decisions that We are to make will be decisions of immeasurable importance, These de- cisions will be the results of our thinking. Let us hope, therefore, that we have received from our education enough strength to decide wisely. And let us pray to God that these decisions will ultimately result in peace and happiness. ' Town and School Executive Bodies i Superintendenfs Message Principals Message if TABLE UP DUNTENTS Nw., 3, 1 if . ,, 1 Mr. F, O. X5C'hiring. Mr, J. S. Albro. Mr. F. 9 R. Sheldon. Pres. J. E, NOrman, Mr. NW. H. ' ' - Hnlland. Mr.-R. J. Hazard, f TOWN COUNCIL suurn xmnsruww SENATAOR Dr . v 1 . r T. RIEPRESENTATIXVE THOIWAS P. L WN N CARR SCHOOL COMMITTEE Q Second Row: Mr. R. E. Taber. Supr. j. E. Conlon. Mr. M. E. Kearns, First Row: Mrs. A. A. Stedman, Mm C. M. -lone-. Mr. T. R. Dvherty. Mr. J. V. Nerrink Ill. Dr. IT. M. Felton, . kl- alr' -...B fp-gngj:.'ff'Fft TO THE GRADUATES Perhaps you have tucked away In some forgotten nook Which fate is scarcely fitting For a treasured Mem'ry Book And doubtless too, you're occupied With toil and hopes and fears, And lack the time to tread again The path of by-gone years . . . Quite like the cover's musty And the edge's frayed with ageg Yet, there's much of clinging interest On each yellowed, ancient page, And deep within your being, You'll experience a glow . . . When you view again the faces That you knew so long ago. lt's worth an evening's musing And you'll find it pleasant, too, just to stir up auld acquanintancen With those classmates that you knew, You'll relish scenes and stories And perhaps you'll risk a grin, When you read about a fracas JAMES E. CONLON Superintendent of Schools TO THE SENIOR CLASS During your stay at South Kingstown High School your parents and teachers have aspired to aid you in attaining the ultimate in personal and spiritual per- fection. During this time you have cooperated as individuals and as a group. We have been proud of your unceasing efforts. You have laid the ground work for your life ahead. Go forth into your chosen fields with the same spirit of cooperation and integrity that you have exhibited here for four years. Success will be your just reward. JAMES D. WRIGHT Principal if That your special gang was in. ul You'll marvel at the Prophecies This Wonder-Book relates, And dwell upon the destined lot, Of theseg your youthful mates - For some must be of high reputeg Still more of less degree: While many plod a simple way . . . just folks - like you and me! A few . . . You'll pause a moment When you turn the pages back, To gaze on those whose likeness Should be Mem'ry-etched in black Whose names once graced the roster, Ere the summons came to pass : But still - Within your Class Book They are Members of the Class! - An oasis in Fancy, this, And green throughout the years: Where one may rest a pensive hour Amidst the smiles and tears - Ah, Friend! There's rich reflection That you shouldn't overlook, In between the faded covers . . . Of your Old Class Book! uuth ingnown igh chad PAGULT MISS MARY If. BRISTOXV NRS. IfI.lXAI4IfTII H. HROXVN Ifuglislm Hume lfumumics fa, MRS. ELIZABETH S. EAUCHER MR. GlI.BER'1' F. HALL MR. BRENO HARPIN Home Economics Higmry Music ,, MRS. MADALIN B. HEATH Scicncc NZ 'O' 1 4? 4 MR. ROl5I2R'1',l1iNKlNS MRS. l.1I.I.IfXN F. JOSS X7OLk.lIiOIl.1l l'r.14ticc Music Rl MISS FRANCES LYNCH Art waff- sf ,,,,..4-- MR, JOSEPH A, I.eMAIRE MISS LYDIA F. LINTOIN Mz1rhem.xtics French , a- I K MR. IIVIYRIYIUI' V. INRCAUGI-IEY MR. XY'II,I.IAM R PRICE Agriculture English MRS. SARA IS. STAIYFITER INIR. A'I0I4II.IO A. 'IOPAZIO INIISS ISIIIEN C, II CIxISR Commercial Subjects Science I.iIHra1ri.m 35? hi'- T' 'UQ -J 'Gigi 4-lr MISS HIILIQN Ii. XY'.'XI,Kl'P MR IRVING F. XVARDLI2 MRS. ANNIE K. XY'IiI5S'l'FR Cmnxm-rU.1l Sulwgn-us linglixlu M.1rl1crn.1riLs ,fri- nl - I5 ff? 10 QS- NIISS TNIARY R. 7rXNI2lAI.A CiOIDINL'I'ki.l1 Subjects DR. XY'lI,I.IAM H, 'I'lfl.l.Y -I A-of MRS, MARY l,Ol' NORTHUP MRS. MYRA NORTHUP Sc-crcmry School Nurse N 'Q -3 L as , Snlmml Doctor MRS AILIINF DI l.l.FA Curmncrnhxl SllbjL'CfN fi -ul igvvv 8 'iN All. 4 4 ' F435 555 ff! l'l V R9 TD I-NS Q- 'N X if E ff EL... E1- TQ fi f 'T a v-01 is A Q -s an-ni 'L ,- ig I ui ' i Q 5 '-L' ar In I 1 I I Q : :sul 2 2 nluu - 32 0- Tl ---Q -i' T T - :'...+Q ,A , .-J -E.- ' T is 3 ,gf xx..,fE NH ' :1 ,Hp 2 55- ..-.- '!?ihg 'Q'gilP -' iq ix ' V va-r ,xQ!1s.1l A 3.fV'U 51 Af 5 H' H3335 r2r:z34gf: R' X , A-, il .', .1 -' C - 4b . 4 Q gif 4 rQ5:g:::l'f'fE 5.! 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XVe know that the prob- lems of the troubled future are our problems. XVe know, too, that we have received an adequate prepar' ation for the duties that lie before us. The graduates of today have the task of bringing peace, knowledge, and understanding in order to spread democracy to the peoples of the world. Wfith the help ol God we cannot but be successful. JAMES SIGNORELLI THE SENIUR GLASS UFPIUERS President james Signorelli Vice President Mitzi Stauffer Secretary Nancy Allison Treasurer Edward Christensen 1-1- -5 -.1-. HOME ROOM TEACHERS Mr. LeMaire, Mr. Wardle 455 N3 QQ, Q 53. 1 Li X NANCY ROSE ALLISON She can be imitated bg none. nur parallerl by any but herself. Our Junior Prom Queen, Nancy has be- come one of the most popular members of out class through het friendly and tactful manner. She is our class secretary, Assis- tant Editor of the ANCHOR, and a loyal worker on the REBEL. Nancy is able to maintain high marks besides holding a part-time job. lndustrious and co-operative, Nancy's ambition is to serve mankind as a nurse. VIOLA ANN ALMEIDA Uwfitbout lore and laughter were lt no jug. ln the midst of carefree laughter, we find petite Viola, a merry girl with a beam- ing smile for everyone. A conscientious worker, she is always ready with a helping hand. Viola's enthusiasm for sports is chiefly centered around softball. Her hobby, knitting, and her job as a part-time tele- phone operator consume much of Viola's spare time. ALICE BELKNAP ARNOLD Tell me, wha! if rormu'.9 One of the liveliest members of our class, Alice with her quick wit is con- stantly surrounded by laughing friends. Her lovely voice will long be remembered by the Glee Club. Alice's willingness and industrious manner have made her a wel- come member of the Retail Selling Club, for she is always on hand to help at all the games. ETHEL MARIE BANNISTER All who joy would :vin mm! rhare il: Happinerr um burn a tum. The echo of Ethel's laughter will live long in the classrooms and corridors of S.K. Het friendly disposition and pleasant manner have made her a jolly and sociable companion. A commercial student, Ethel has been a member of the Glee Club, the Knitting Club, and the Photography Club. LAWRENCE VINCENT BEATRICE One of the greater! pleasures in life If L'07Ilf97'J'llli07l.ll Whenever we see a group of boys in front of Room 6, Larry is in the center putting his two cents' worth into the daily discussion. His ready grin tells us that he is always ready to share in good fun. Although Larry is a loyal supporter of the Red Sox and all S.K.'s teams, he prefers basketball above all other sports. 1 761' 4 , F 'S fv- 45 i .Qi .af 1 631' .7 CHRISTINA CLARKE BOLDT On each cheek appearr a pretty dimplef' Laughing eyes and dimples are two of the characteristics by which we remember Tina. Her fun-loving ways make her a friend to all, Tina has belonged to the Dramatic Club and the Photography Club. Her love of the out-of-doors is shown in her outstanding ability as a skater and a swimmer, BARBARA ANN BRIGGS What sunshine is to flozrefr, rmiler are to bunzmzilyf' Barbara, the petite brunette with a win- ning smile, has been an active member of the Baton Corps. Through her ambitious work in 4-H, she was awarded a trip to Chicago this year. Barbara has excelled in her business training, and with this back- ground and her pleasing personality she will succeed in secretarial work. LUCILLE GERALDINE CALITRI Softly Jpeak ana' .trveeily rmilef' Soft brown eyes and a winsome per- sonality have won Lucille many friends. Her gentle manner has made her a wel- come member in class activities. Lucille's many interests include sewing and dancing. Capable and well-groomed, Lucille plans to become a hairdresser after graduation. MARION ELAINE CARPENTER The fumbine of ber Jmilef' This etite well roomed girl always P v 'g has a cherry hello for everyone. Last. year Marion won a trip to Chicago for her -4-H project in home improvement. Active in the Mariners, she has also participated in the Knitting Club and the Glee Club, MARY TURNBACH CARR They are proud in humility. Although a quiet member of our class. Mary participates in many school activi- ties. She is active in the lirench Club, the REBEL, and is also Production Co-Editor of the ANCHOR, A good student and a diligent worker, Mary is always on hand at SK. games, showing her enthusiastic school spirit. 'E ? jd 7 CAROLYN ELIZABETH CHACE Cheerful company .fh707i6l15 lhe milerf' Dark-haired Carolyn is one of the most efficient commercial students. Her exuber- ant laugh continually creates merriment among her many friends. A person of many talents, she has belonged to the Knitting Club and the Glee Club. Even with her part-time job, Carolyn finds time -1 ,A rr- 4 . . . 'ii-Q ?J4,E,,q.c , -ke .--,eiq.ve-- I qv.-,..-Y I, -1 i sur ar- -it J-- ia r 'fr ,.f- 53-473: Q 'TIITU' 'Q Y 'al Vit? 1 to make many of her clothes. EDWARD C. CHRISTENSEN. JR. Wu and uisdom are horn uith the man. Tall, handsome Eddie has been our class treasurer for four years. His personality. wit, and clever impersonations have always kept us in a jovial mood. A member of the Dramatic Club, Eddie had a leading part in the play A Date with Judy in his junior year. He is interested in sports and may be seen at all S.K. games. Sailing. ice skating, and a part-time job are only a few of Eddie's many interests. KENNETH WILLIAM COOK, JR. A life without a pufpme ir a rhip without a rudder. With the roar of a stock car, the toot of a horn, and the screeching of brakes, Kenny announces his arrival at school. Tall, dark and good looking, Kenny is a smooth dancer and a pleasant companion. As a J.V. football player in his sophomore year, he helped to make the team a suc- cess. Ken has followed the aggie and voca- tional courses which should aid him in the future. JOHN JOSEPH CRONIN Q1zietr1er5 if heart. A quiet, well-liked member of the class. -lack has won many friends during his three years at S.K. His job as a lifeguard at Scarborough during the summer gives him ample time for his hobby, which is playing the uke. An enthusiastic sports fan, jack is also an excellent ice skater. Serious and well-mannered, he has con- tributed to the success of our class activi- ties. MARY ELLEN DANIELS She'r pelite and liltfe df can he. and preftj. too. Mary, with her sweet face and shy smile. never lacks a friend. This petite miss was our class secretary during her freshman and sophomore years. An excellent student, she has participated in French Club, the REBEL, and the ANCHOR. Mary is gracious. charming, and always a lady. To our disappointment, Mary moved to New- ington, Connecticut, during her senior year. 17' Ri i I Y 6 wail X I' wir JOSEPH PAUL DeBLASI The force of bir own merit maker bu tray. Tall, good-looking Joe was our class president in his junior year. His easy- going nature and friendly manner have won him many friends, An athletic classmate, he plays both basketball and baseball and is Sports Editor of the ANCHOR. Versa- tile ,loe is a capable, conscientious student and a gentleman. DIANE HELEN DESLEY A true ffiend if the greater! of all bleuingrf' Diane, one of our ellicient classmates, is a conscientious member of the REBEL staff. She enjoys sports and plays basket- ball. A cheerleader for two years, Diane is also the secretary of the Retail Selling Club. Near and well-groomed, she is an amiable companion. ROBERTA DeWOLF Both trire. and delighlful mo. Roberta's quiet manner may fool many people, but we know her as a fun-loving companion. Petite and pretty, she is always willing to lend a helping hand. Her scholastic record is the envy of many, and her outstanding ability as a pianist has won her several honors. She is also a mem- ber of the REBEL staff and Literary Co- Editor of the ANCHOR. PATRICIA DAWN DODGE Life ir Jborf, buf there ir alzwayr lime for cmzrferyf' A tall, blonde, attractive girl is our Pat. who recently won a trip to Chicago for her championship work in 4-H. ln addition to maintaining an outstanding scholastic rec- ord, Pat has excelled in art. Not only is she the Art Co-Editor of the ANCHOR but she is the winner of a two-years' scholar- ship in art. We know that-Pat's person- ality and gracious manner will help her to achieve her goal in life. MARGARET ,IEANETTE DONELLY A failhful Irion! is the nzetlicimf of life. Peg is a quiet, cheerful girl who enjoys reading and is skilled in needle-work. Un- affccted and amiable, she is a loyal friend. A welcome member of the Knitting Club, Peggy finds time to participate in many class activities. With her fine business hack- ground. Peggy is looking forward to a career in the commercial held. i 'S AK'- nw ROSEMARIE EARLY Mode1ty ir the citadel of beauty and of virtue. Rose's sincerity and diligence have made her a welcome assistant in all class activi- ties. She has shown her ability by rising from the junior varsity cheering squad in her sophomore year to co-captain of the varsity cheerleaders. A member of the queen's court at the junior Prom, Rose's unaffected manner makes her a friend to all. CHARLOTTE LORRAINE EMERY Sober, Jteadfarl, and demuref' Gay Charlotte is always chattering and laughing with her many friends. A sports enthusiast, she enjoys basketball, baseball, and tennis. Another of her major interests is reading, at which she spends much of her spare time. lndustrious and easy-going, Charlotte is a pleasant companion. JOAN ELIZABETH FERRARE 'Exuberance it beauty. Diminutive Joan, one of our cheerlead- ers, came to us in her junior year from St. Xavier's Academy. Her bubbling per- sonality, ready wit, and explosive giggle have done much to brighten our days at S.K. A prominent member of the com- mercial course, joan is a true friend and easy companion. WILLIAM FREDERICK FORBES Minh, with thee I mean tn life. With his happy-go-lucky ways and mis- chievous nature, Billy is liked by all. An avid fan of the New York Yankees, Bill refuses to believe that any other team could win the World Series. As a member of the football squad during his junior year, Billy has shown his dependability. FLORA VANCESSIA GARVIN True bappinen ir of a retired nature. With her friendly smile, Vannie has won a place in our hearts. Active in the Mariners, she also participated in the Glee Club, the Knitting Club, and the Pho- tography Club. Vannie's chief interest out- side of school is in travel. After gradu- ating she would like to enter nursing or train to be a beautician. 1, fx., ' -.W --'WX KENNETH EDWARD GREENE The man that lover and laugh: must do well. Kenneth is another of '52's happy-go- lucky members. His good-natured grin and easy-going disposition have made him an amicable classmate. Ken is an active mem- ber of the Sea Scouts and has belonged to the Drum and Bugle Corps for three years. After graduation, Ken plans to join the Navy. WALTER LEO GREENE, JR. od' To lore the game heyoml the prize. Walt, who was a member of the varsity football team in his sophomore and junior years, is full of the pep and vigor that characterize an athlete. He is well-liked and has a great sense of humor and an exuberant personality. A lover of sports, Walt may be seen cheering for his Alma Mater at many of S.K.'s sports encounters. DAVID HORNER GULVIN Sigh no more. ladies, Jigh no more. Dave is that tall, blond, good-looking senior, hurrying down the hall. Alert and capable, he has been Sports Editor of the REBEL for the past two years. An ardent Cardinal fan, he plays baseball both for S.K. and in his leisure time. Business Manager of the ANCHOR, Dave is tact- ful, ambitious, and friendly. DAVID GIRLING HALL The reward of a thing well done ir to have done ir. Dave, Editor-in-Chief of the ANCHOR, is a good natured fellow with ambitious ways. He was class president during our freshman and sophomore years and won a Science Fair award in his sophomore year. A sports enthusiast, Dave has been man- ager of the football team and is a loyal supporter at all S.K. sports events. CAROLYN BEATRICE HAZARD I am wealthy in my friends. Carolyn is tall, well-dressed, and attrac- tive. She is always surrounded by friends enjoying her sense of humor, and het fine voice makes her a welcome member of the Girls' Glee Club. A lover of sports, she may be seen at all S.K. games. Carolyn, a good student, is also a member of the literary staff of the ANCHOR. JANE ELLEN HILLIARD Wit maker itr own welcome and level: all divination. Jane's pleasant manner and sparkling conversation make her the center of attrac- tion. Maintaining a high scholastic record, she is one of the most ambitious members of our class. Jane has been an active par- ticipant of the REBEL staff, the Baton Corps, the ANCHOR, and 4-H. After graduation she hopes to fulfill her ambi- tion by entering the nursing profession. l J 1 MARJORIE LOUISE HOLLAND A merry bear! goer all the day, Margie, one of our most avid tennis players, can always be seen in the spring season practicing after school. A lover of all sports, she especially likes to play basketball. Cheerful Margie, an enjoyable classmate, was a participant in the Debat- ing Club in her freshman year. After grad- uation she plans to enter U.R.l. where she will continue her education. fffecfef' .fyffffjfli OWEN DOUGLAS JAMES Smile with an intent to do mirchieff' Owen's beguiling smile and easy going disposition have won him a host of friends. An ardent sports fan, Owie has played both football and baseball. Besides being interested in school affairs, he also par- ticipates in many extra-curricular activities. We will always remember Owen for his incessant talking and mischievous ways. JOYCE ANN JENCKS Silence ir more eloquent than u'0rd.r. A quiet and likable senior miss, Joyce has been a loyal member of the Girls' Glee Club. She is active in church affairs and in her spare time especially enjoys reading. Having taken the commercial course for four years, Joyce is certain to make an efficient secretary. ROBERT CHARLES JORDAN .gt- Politene5.r goer far, Je! cortr nothing. Bob, known for his quiet, courteous manner, is a gentleman. Interested in ag- riculture, he takes the general course and is a member of the Future Farmers of America and the Richmond Grange. He is also active in the Retail Selling Club. Bob's common sense and cooperative atti- tude will surely aid in making him a suc- cess. 'WN Yr: f... ,A 4? 'il' ANNE A. THOMPSON KNOWLES Noble by hirth ye! nohler hy great deeds. One of S.K.'s top artists, Anne has proven her ability not only as Art Editor of the REBEL and the ANCHOR but also by her numerous poster creations. Besides achieving an excellent scholastic record, she has won several art scholarships and Science Fair grants. Anne made a hit with her delight- ful act in the S.K. Pades. Her co-operative ness, dependability, and genuine friendship will contribute to her success. WILFRED WILLIAM I.aRIVIERE, JR. The first duty of man is to speak. It's not lightning that announces Bill's arrival at schoolg it's only one of his many pairs of iridescent socks. An excellent ten- nis player, La Rive also enjoys model railroading as a hobby. A clever debator, Bill participated in the Model Congress, We shall always remember him for his fine characterization of Randolph in the play, A Date with Judy. 2 MARION ROBEY MARKHAM Silence is a hne jeirel for a woman. Marion is one of the quiet but industrious members of our class. She has been an active member of the French Club for the past two years. ln her spare time, Marion finds much pleasure in reading. Possessor of a fine school spirit, Marion is an ardent supporter at S.K. games. RICHARD DEAN MARTIN They are rich who have true friends. One of the quieter boys of our class, Dick is sincere in friendship and conscien- tious in his work. His accomplishments with the violin assure us of his ability in the field of music. Dick's entertaining at various P,T.A. meetings and the SK. Pades has been enioyed by all. His perseverance and co-operativeness are fine traits which will insure his success in the future. 'QQ' RICHARD FREDERICK MARTIN For knot: ledge is itself a power. Dick transferred to South Kingstown from Ward Senior High School in the middle of his senior year. Although he is one of the quiet members of our class, he possesses a friendly personality. Dic.l4's main interest revolves around mathematics. for he spends much of his time studying aviation and navigation. Dick is also a sportsman and enjoys fishing and hunting. '1 ri? -A ' ' IRENE ROSE MONAHAN A beautiful face ir a rilenz mmrnendatirmf' Red hair, blue eyes, and rosy cheeks in- troduce lrene. Although she is a loyal sup- porter at all S.K. sports events, baseball is her favorite sport. Genial and good-natured, Irene has been a faithful member of the Glee Club and the Retail Selling Club. After graduation Irene plans to become a Q 3 Y , vii., beautician. BESSIE CHARLENE MOODY It'J merry when friend: meet. Charlene gives everyone the impression of being reserved. Her conservative man- ner disappears, however, when she is with her friends. Among her favorite pastimes are dancing, horseback riding, bowling, and tennis. Charlene also finds time to work as an efficient, part-time telephone operator. 'i S+ Q A JANE FORBES MCCULLOUGH The only uuy to barfe a friend ir to be one. jane, with her bright eyes and cheerful smile, is one of the most likable members of the class. She has participated in the Dramatic Club and is a varsity cheerleader. Her job as a dental assistant will aid her in the future, for she plans to study hygiene at the Forsythe Dental School. JAMES WHITFORD NORMAN Reairm and judgment are the qualifier of a leader. As Editor-in-Chief of the REBEL and Photography Editor of the ANCHOR, jim has shown us the qualities of dependability and leadership. His favorite pastime is sports, and he has played baseball during his junior and senior years. In addition to these interests, jim aids his father in man- aging their chinchilla farm, from which he made a winning Science Fair project in his junior year. ROBERTA EVERETT O'BRIEN Happy am I: from cafe I'm free. ' Robin, one of our enthusiastic cheer leaders, came to us in her sophomore year from Narragansett. She has been an active member of the Narragansett Canteen. Robin's ready smile. friendliness, and nat- ural sympathy will help her in her chosen profession, nursing. She has always been interested in school activities and follows all S.K. sports. 'ai 0 3, wo? CID 4-...af i I1 'M ELIZABETH ANN PARISEAU Hail fellow, uell met. Betsy is one half of those vivacious twins. Her wit and pleasant chatter have made her a favorite among her classmates. Talking is one of Betsy's hobbies, and she possesses the unusual ability of being able to work and talk at the same time. An active mem- ber of the Baton Corps, Betsy is a depend- able worker on the REBEL stall and has contributed much to its success this year. MARY ALICE PARISEAU The muric thai can fleepert reach and cure all ill it cordial rpeechf' Mary Alice is the quieter member of that lively Pariseau duet. Although sympa- thetic by nature, she has a keen sense of humor and a sparkling personality. Allie will do anything for anybody. Besides being a member of the Baton Corps, she is an efhcient worker on the REBEL staff. JANE CAROLYN PARKER Modern ir the beauty of women. jane, one of the most modest members of our class, has been an active participant in school activities. A baton girl for four years, she has worked diligently on the REBEL and the ANCHOR. Besides her part-time job, Jane hnds time to enjoy her favorite sports, tennis and swimming. Janes sincere and sympathetic nature have made her popular. l ... 14 JOHN LAWRENCE PARTYKA JR And wguirb ir a blue eye. John, a handsome lad with twinkling blue eyes, appears to be quiet, but his ex- pression of innocence conceals a mischie- vous nature. john's main interest in life is agriculture, and he has proved to be a capable farmer. A lover of the outdoors, john spends much of his time studying A A forestry. JOSIE FRANCES PRESCOTT Variety alone gizer jog. Josie is one of our most witty classmates. As co-captain of the cheerleaders, she has shown her enthusiasm and agility at all S.K. games. A member of the REBEL stall and of the ANCHOR staff, jo has dis- played her co-operation and ambitious na- ture. For her vivacity, she was chosen a member of the court at the Alumni enter- tainment in her junior year. .1 MARIE ANTONETTE PUCELLA A :oft annrer turneih away uvaihf' Marie's quiet, unassuming manner has won her many friends. Besides being an active member of the Glee Club, Marie has worked efficiently and industriously on the ANCHOR and the REBEL staffs. With her pleasing personality she became a mem- ber of the Junior Prom Court. During her four years at SK., she has achieved a high scholastic standing which will aid her in her secretarial career. JOAN ELIZABETH REELS True happinesr if found in making other: happy. We are all aware of Joan's arrival at school when we see her breathlessly hurry- ing to her locker with only a few minutes to gather her books and hurry off to her hrst class. Vivacious and sincere, Bunny is a good student and is always ready to lend a helping hand. She has participated in the Glee Club and the Knitting Club. HELEN JANE REPOSA Tranquillity thou better name Than all the family of Fame, Dark-haired Helen is an industrious sen- ior. Although seemingly a quiet person, she actually is fun-loving and gay. Helen enjoys singing and is a valuable member of the Glee Club. A participant in the Model Congress and a good commercial student, she will surely be a success as a secretary. J -1: , i ROBER CLINTON ROBERTS Let thy u'0m'J he few. One of the quieter members of our class, Bob is a participant in the Retail Selling Club. He is an enthusiastic sports fan. During the baseball season Bob may be heard enjoying his favorite pastime, which is praising the many virtues of the Red Sox. At present Bob thinks that he would like to make the Navy his career. ' 0 , t V J, J JOSEPH ARTHUR ROY I harlerz to laugh al ez'er3thing. Joe, another one of the stock-car en- thusiasts, is always in the center of a group having a good time. He is one of Mr. Wright's most dependable errand boys. Interested in community affairs, he is a faithful member of the South County Am- bulance Corps and the Peace Dale Fire Department. Like many of the boys, Joe is planning to enter the service after leaving SK I t 9 l O ' I 'S 1'0- T? . S 1 E., xx as 'T' .,..4 -rifukin ,Vein--t DAVID FRANKLIN SHERMAN A little rpark may kindle a great fire. Friendly and carefree, Dave is enthus- iastic over the newly formed Licensed Drivers' Club, as his chief interest is in the mechanism of his Ford V-8. Always ready with a helping hand, he has gained a large following through his good nature and droll wit. Interested in farming and carpentry, Dave plans to make one of these fields his career. DOUGLAS M. SHERMAN XR He .tpeakeih nolf and 5et there lies a conzerratimz in hir eger Although one of the smaller members of the football squad, Dougie has, nevertheless, been a scrappy player. His quiet yet good nature has won him many friends. Doug- ie's good manners and disarming smile have made him one of the outstanding members of the senior class. His spare time is devoted to his hobby, hshing. f ,Y 4.'1'IC-efv 'mf fgzf JAMES ANTHONY SIGNORELLI Ambition bar no rest. jim's easy-going manner and friendliness have made him one of the most popular boys of the senior class. Besides being our class president, Jimmy finds time to dis- play his talents as an expert drummer. To versatile Jim belongs the credit for the success of the l95l S.K. Pades and the junior Prom. A good sport, he is a capable and ambitious leader. ALLEN CLARK SMITH Taye the jog ibut rprmgr from labor. Allen can do many things and do them well. An outstanding -l-H member, he won a trip to Chicago in his iunior year. Be- sides being Business Manager of the REBEL, Allen is a good student and sur- prises us many times by being the Ein- stein of the math class. He also finds time to hold a part-time job and to indulge in his hobby, which is stock car racing. ELAINE MARIE SMITH 'Iain ber lbnzfnig of when marie 'mu think of her. After her long bus ride from Richmond. Elaine still manages to remain amicable and friendly. An active participant in com- munity affairs, she belongs to the Richmond Glee Club, the Arbutus Garden Club, and works at a local flower shop. A home economics student, Elaine enioys the do- mestic arts and makes them her hobby. VIRGINIA SOUTHWICK Her air, her marmerf. all who mu' admzredf' For four years Ginny has been dashing in every morning, just as the bell rings. With her friendly and vivacious manner, Ginny's popularity made her a member of the queens court at the junior Prom. Leader of the Drum and Bugle Corps, she has patiently drilled the new members. Carefree and easy-going, she is able to find the humorous side of every situation. Gin- ny has also been active on the REBEL and in the Dramatic Club. LAWRENCE HIAWATHA STANTON Brevity is the .foul of wit. Tall and quiet is our Jim. As a humorist, he has acquired numerous friends. He plays football, basketball, and baseball well. Along with these activities he is also an avid stock car racing fan. Our best wishes go with Jim when he joins the Air Force, and we are sure that he will live up to his nickname of Speedy. MITZI JANE STAUFFER The bury have no time for tears. Dark-eyed Mitzi is one of our most pop- ular classmates. Efficiency and leadership are only two of the qualities that have aid- ed her as our vice-president for four years. Her many activities include the REBEL, the ANCHOR, and 4-H. As leader of the Baton Corps, Mitzi has shown co-operation and spirit that will surely aid in making her a success in life. HAZEI. DOBSON STEDMAN Everyone Jpeahf of happiness: feu' know il. The sunny side of life explains Hazel completely, for hers is a sunny disposition, laughing and gay. Her co-operation as a member of the Retail Selling Club and her dependability in the Glee Club are but two of the characteristics that have made Hazel well liked. Good natured and care- free, Hazel is a companion whom we shall miss. ROBERT THOMAS STEDMAN The dayr that make uf happy make ur wife. Curly-haired Bob is always willing to lend a helping hand. Capable, dependable, and cooperative are only a few words to describe him His part time 'ob and other outside activities have not prevented him from attaining hii.,h marks n his studies Among other sports Bobs chief interest is stock car racing I . , 7 5 . . 7 . . . . 4 1 . MARGARET ANN ST. GERMAIN She excelr all :ramen in the magic of her lockrf' Margarers lovely auburn hair has been the envy of many girls at S.K. A diligent worker, Margaret has a part-time job after school. Always eager to help, she has been an able member of the REBEL staff, the French Club. and Co-assistant Editor of the Literary staff of the ANCHOR. By her graciousness and charm she has won the respect of all. EDNA MARY SULLIVAN Thy deep eyer shine like jeirelrf' Edna, a sweet blonde, is always willing to lend a helping hand. Her efhciency and sincere manners have made her an indust- rious member of the Dramatic Club. In her sophomore year she achieved high honors for her outstanding work in 4-H. Edna's charm and friendliness will win many new friends. RAYMOND JOSEPH SWEET Keep your face to the Junrhine and you cannot :ee the rlmdozz'. jovial and pleasant, Ray has been play- ing in the Drum and Bugle Corps for the past three years. A diligent and sincere student, his principal interests have been in agriculture and carpentry. In his sopho- more year, Ray was a valuable member of the football team. ANNE BRADEEN TABER Ar merry as the day if l0ng.' 1 If the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, Anne will gain many hearts. An excellent cook, she recently won her second trip to Chicago as the 4-H cherry- pie baking champion of the state. Anne, a good student, was a participant in the Science Fair for two years and has belonged to the orchestra. Her contagious giggle and cheery smile have always kept us in jovial moods. Anne has the ability to handle many things, for along with school interests, she also has a part-time job. -A DONLEY REX TAFT The rlile is the man himrelff' Don, tall and good-looking, is one of the best dressed boys in the class. A smooth dancer, he possesses a dynamic personality. He is an avid sports fan and is outstanding in basketball and baseball, as well as being an excellent student. Don's hobby. boating. is proof of his love of the sea. After grad- uation. be plans to enter the University where he will major in marine biology. .arl- A' 21 A. WALTER THOMAS TAYLOR Longer livella a glazl man lban a Jong man. Tom has participated in school sports and also belongs to the Narragansett Town- ies Football Team. Tcmmy's size and his good-natured ways are in a direct propor- tion. A good sport, he is well known for his ability to take a kidding, We know that with his fine sense of humor Tom will continue to make many more friends. HARRY BENTLY TUCKER Silenre ir true uirdomk bert reply. Harry is rather reserved and shy, but he is really fun to those who know him best. A diligent and cheerful worker, he is inter- ested in agriculture. Harry has shown his quality for sticking to a thing till it is done. His friendly and unassuming nature will be long remembered. JOHN ALDRICH TUCKER, JR. He attains zvbulever he purruerf' john is one of those persons who can get along with anyone. His many friends will tell you that he is always ready for a good time. An expert in making model airplanes, johnny is also interested in hunt- ing, hshing, and golf. He is looking for- ward to the Air Corps as his career. NORMA ,IEAN VALLEE God gizfelb Jpeecb lo all: Jong to the few. Petite Norma, one of the fine artists at S.K., has been an art student for four years. Her ready smile and cheerfulness have made her many friends. Norma is known for her talent with the guitar, and she has entertained us in many class activities with het enjoyable singing and playing. RONALD EDWARD wiassraiz . ly,-e TlJe jogfulnerr of a man pmlongelh hir clap. During his four years at SK., Ronnie has been a valuable asset as manager of the basketball and the baseball teams. Be- sides holding a part-time job, Ronnie has a keen interest in agriculture. His cheerful disposition and nonchalance have made him many friends while at high school. ,-'Q 'FST V 1 +I 'f -'SY 1 .'--2 r DOROTHY CUMMINGS WHEELER An unextiuguirhable laughter rbaker ihe skier. Darby is another of the lovely. girls from Richmond. This happy-go-lucky miss al- ways has a mischievous twinkle in her eye and a continuous giggle on her lips. She has shown her popularity by being chosen for the queen's court at the junior Prom. Darby is an active participant in 4-H and an industrious Typing Editor of the AN- CHOR. She enjoys the out-of-doors, her favorite sports being swimming, softball, and skating. KENNETH CLIFTON WHITING Poliler1eJJ wrt: nolhing and gain: erefgthingf' Ken, who has been pitching for our baseball team for four years, has great hopes of continuing in baseball. He has worked hard at the Wakeheld Diner for the past four years and has been an indust- rious and dependable student, willing to do as much as possible. Ken's pride and joy is his little '57 Ford. Well mannered and amiable, Ken is the perfect gentleman. fglywexf' JEAN ANNE YOST Nothing great um ever achieved triilaoul entbu.via5m. Well-tlressed and vivacious, jean is one of the outstanding members of our class. As a baton-twirler for four years, Co- assistant Editor of the REBEL. news reporter, and Literary Co-Editor of the ANCHOR. she has shown her capability and leadership. Her popularity and charm won her a place on queens court at the junior Prom. Be- sides maintaining a high scholastic record, jean has also managed a part-time job. xx. Qs-K r x 'Posse Km. ta 6 ' 2 sw 'fi' Ilii 'ST . 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A Q . 1 ' l 1ol ll11' 1.111 ol l'l1'J lo11111l us l7Hlll'.l1lIltQ 11'1l' 1 , A s1111l111i1111'1' l'lIlC'N X11 111.111l11'1l Ill 1l111 l1.1lls 1111l1 1-x- 111-1' '1111-1l .111 l5lll 111- s1-11l11l 1l111-,11 I11 l1.11'1l 11l4 U10 l ' wl Nl- ill 'H I - 1 .A Wil 11l 1.l1.111.111111l llll' llN 1'x11-ll1-111 fL'LUlllS 111 111-11' l -l1ls 1 ' l'l- ' ' ' A f - lll V f ' l' 11114 1, I 32 1l 1 , 1 - - 1'1'l. Anne Taber, Marion Carpenter, Mitzi Stauffer, and Allen Smith went to Chicago in November for outstanding work in 4-H. Another event of this month was the selection and ordering of our class rings. Our class sponsored a food sale in january, Vir- ginia Southwick was chosen as chairman, This sale was a great success and yielded a considerable sum for our treasury. The annual S. K. Pades was held on April I4 with james Signorelli as chairman. Many of the class participated in this event and an appreciative crowd attended. 0 In late April the Alumni Association presented its annual entertainment Josie Prescott jean Yost Mary Daniels ane Parker ane Hallaard Matza Stau Her Rose Early and Nancy Allison were princesses an the Coronation ceremony Billy Forbes Larry Beat rice and am Sagnorelli were among the boys that per formed an some of the acts The annual play A Date with udy was pre sented an May with a few of our classmates part icipatang an leading roles On May 29 the unaor Prom was held at the Casano The theme Blue Moon was appropriately carried out in the decorations of the ballroom and an the program Nancy Allison was crowned queen and her attendants were Mary Daniels ane Hilliard Mitzi Stauffer Virginia Southwack jean Yost Rose Early Dorothy Wlaeeler and Marie Pucella if GQ Q9 During the spring months we received our class rings and proudly displayed them to everyone At this time Mitzi Stauffer was chosen as baton majorette of the Baton Corps In early une we conducted a paper drive balaties which would be encountered an our senior year SENIORS From the very beginning our senior year was hlled with many memorable experiences Our class ofhcers for this year were President ames Signorelli Vice President Mitzi Staufler Secretary 'Nlancy Allison Treasurer Edw ard Christensen Soon after school started Josie Prescott and Rose Early were chosen as co-Captains of the cheerleaders. A On October 29 we presented the Halloween Hoot at Fagans Hall. David Gulvin was chairman of this dance which was a big success. Our class played an important part in publishing the school newspaper, with james Norman as Editor- in-chief. The ANCHOR staff was chosen with David Hall as Editor in chief St aff editors were also chosen With this accomplished we undertook the task of planning the ANCHOR QQX Q1- On December 21 a food sale was held under the chairmanship of jane McCullough 'Ihe proceeds of the sale went toward the yearbook After the Christmas holidays we held a dance with Patricia Dodge as chairman As winners of 4 H contests Patricia Dodge Barb ara Briggs and Anne Taber visited Chicago ln February the D A R award was presented to Nancy Allison The annual play Act Your Age was sponsored by our class ean Yost Anne 'Iaber and Edward Christensen were among those playing leading roles As graduation approaches we face our future with many uncertainties We begin to re alaze that we shall soon be parted from our classmates and will yenture forth into the world of adult responsibilities On une 17 we shall take part in the most mem orable ceremony for which we have worked for four years On that evening we shall attend our last class social event the Commencement Ball sponsored by the Alumni Throughout the four years we have had many happy experiences together and we shall always cher ish them in a corner of our memories lt as our hope that these pages of our 1937 ANY HOR will help to band together the h appiest years of our lives I I t 6 My ,- I . . . l . y I , aa aa a a T A to , g, ' . , - I . . .7 I ,, , V . 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Elinor Goodwin Raymond Greene Russell Greene Michael Hansen Jean Hathaway Richard Hazard John Hendrick Nancy Higgins Thesera Higgins Sylvia Holland Alexander Houston Dorothy Howard Evelyn Hoyle Reginald Jackman Robert Jacques Patricia Jordan Robert Joy Stephen Kearns William Kent Dwight Kenyon Muriel Kenyon Helen Leslie Patricia Mangan Barbara Mason Vincent Mattera William McNulty Elaine Nichols Helen Nitishin Armas Nyblom Edith Partyka Victoria Partyka James Petris Lloyd Phillips Thomas Phillips Patricia Potter James Quigley Veronica Rivers Herbert Roberts Clifford Ross John Rush Ronald Scantlebury Jeanne Smith Roger Smith Sally Speight John Stadnick Robert Stewart Jacqueline Stringer Catherine Sullivan Elwyn Taylor Robert Theroux Shirley Tibbetts Bertha Tisdale Marilyn Tourjee Elizabeth Tucker Katherine Tucker Arthur Vanderlaan Richard Walmsley Joseph Walton Lloyd W'haley Marion Whaley Mary Whitford Joyce Vfolf Ann Wright Katherine Wright Richard Zanella THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Robert Joy Vice President Joyce Wolf Secretary Evelyn Hoyle Treasurer Ronald Scantlebury 'Z Q 'FN Ye' Y MRS. HEATH HOME ROOM TEACHERS MISS LINTON v .11 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Paul Fitzgerald Secretary Louise Hassell Vice President Carolyn Cuppels Treasurer George Reed 1 Marjorie Adams Gail Andrews Doris Babcock Ronald Baker Shirley Barber Ronald Barrington Harvey Bemis Chester Bliss Shirley Bonner Peggy Bratton Susanne Brennan Dolores Brown Richard Brown David Browning Samuel Browning Charles Butson Marilyn Caldwell Louis Calitri Janet Carcieri George Carr Claire Carriere James Caswell Joan Caswell Herbert Chambers Shirley Champlin Donald Christensen Catherine Cinquegrana William Clarke ,loan Conley Donald Corey Carolyn Cuppels John DeCubellis Livia D'Elia Joyce DeGannett Celia DeSalvo Phillips Donohue Jane Eddy Norma Edwards The Suphumores Frank Fagan Harold Fayerweather Paul Fitzgerald, jr. Frederick Ford Lawrence Fortin Ernestine Gagne Barry Gallup Blann Gardner Janice Gardiner Ralph Gavitt Florence Giles Frances Gilgun Gerard Grandpre Barbara Handell Louise Hassell Donald Hazard Katherine Hazard Constance Heath Mary Lou Helme Francis Hoffman Ruth Houston Carol Huntington Richard Johnstone Everett Kenyon Shirley Kinnecom Alice Knowles Arnold Knowles Mae Leino Muriel Levander Curtis Lewis ,ludith Lord Robert Loveioy Russell Lynch Robert Mackenzie Sarah Markham Curtis Martin Paul Mellor Donald Michaud Elaine Molloy Joseph Monroe Patricia Moran Robert McCullough Sharon McCormack Shirley Nichols Edward Pease Gladys Peckham ,loan Phillips Charles Potter Robert Pucci Estelle Reed George Reed Phyllis Reels Harry Robertson Marilyn Rose Richard Rose Grace Russell Jean Salisbury Kathleen Sherman Patricia Smith Virginia Smith Lucille Stanton Mary Stanton Carol Stedman Harold Traynor Barbara Tucker Jean Tucker Marjorie Tucker Tommy Tucker Paul Vfebster Philip Webster Joseph Whaley Mary Whaley Samuel Whaley Shirley White Mary Winter Robert Woodmansee John Wright 41 li -1 The ophumore Glass if Mrs. Dullea Mrs. LeMaire Miss Walkup The Freshmen Thomas Andrew Janet Andrews Robert Anderson Augustine Apicerno Evelyn Arnold Joanne Atteridge Harriet Babcock Janice Baker Martin Ballou Anne Marie Barbera Alden Barbes Sandra Barnett Delores Baron John Beatrice Martha Beatrice Carolyn Bell Donald Birch Anona Boss Robert Boss Cleone Bouchard Everett Briggs Richard Briggs Sarah Briggs Stearns Briggs Carolyn Brown Margaret Browning Robert Browning Richard Cahoon Harry Caldwell Anna Calitri Dominic Calitri Jean Carr Marie Carriere Darryl Clark Patsy DeSalvo Thomas Dobson Edward Dodge Robert Dodge Jack Donohue Albert Ferraro Dennis Gardiner Diana Gardner Robert Gardner Betty Gardner Curtis Gates Joan Goodwin Laurerta Goodwin Joseph Grillo Diane Harnden James Hayes Mary Holman Claire James Clifford Jones Patricia Jones Beverly Jordan Ann Kennedy Judith Kenyon Robert Kenyon Charles Knowles Judith Knowles Mary Krotky Helen Lamphere Dolores Levander Libera Luciano Arthur Malenfant William Matson Anthony Monahan Lawrence Monroe Joyce McCullough Ronald - McNally Vincent Nigrelli Walter Noble Raymond Norman Rosalind Northup Cynthia Nye Kenneth Perkins Ann Perry Stephen' Perry David Pierson Janice Pucci John Quigley Anita Raitano Charles Rathbun Carolyn Redmond Dorothy Reed Rorothy Reels Jean Reels Peter Reusch Jane Segar George Sherman Patricia Smith Robert Smith Joyce Stanley Ann Stedman Ralph Stefano Vivian Tefft Vernal Tibbits Robert Tisserand Charles Tucker Philip Tucker Paul Voyer Elizabeth Watson Lynwood Watson Carolyn Whaley Elizabeth Whaley Charles Whipple ps 0 'Z -L HOME ROOM TEACHERS Mr. Topazio, Miss Bristow, Mr. Price ' 'ily S THE ERESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Augustine Apicerno Vice President anice Pucci Secretary Anna Calitri Treasurer john Beatrice C3 Pl-l.LfECEEgp. 'T 7 .I.,...l W- 1 I-. ,...1,. L.,L, WJ.. ,L s 1 JCHNSTONC 'TON V '1 GRUNO 1 ON L.-BB vm RED U01 SLBCPY DONNIC B06 PHDL BROLD GCRBRD 10 505 -bw Yip punch ' G-iM'i9 We 1 1 X '- V gf, , tv? F 4 55 , in fu I A .W , Q A . V: va 1 wg 5 3+-9' f- li, F' ., , ' E ila,,,i? xi 7 E? Q ' 51. . ' . , 3 1 5 . ij, - rfngj 1 E 3 A . 5 f H fx af' '. Y. - . V ,I - . -A, : 1 . ia, ., .475 v , 'Q - .nb 1 Q .jf-' . f-iss , ,. .hi 2 T . 4' 5 ! I ' A . ,V -I x X J - 5 I ' . I V Y. H.. . ,X - ,, 3. ,KP .-. ,. ' Q2 fri.. f .1 4, Z 6 . 'E ' ' 4 , i ,, 2 1 - x 9 Q . ' 5 1- f fa-. . ,J f - Z ' 1 ay suis, ., . T HH 'HF xi 4 n . I 5 i I T-Vlfxxu i Us , m 195 2 CLH55- TOI'RNAfNIENT South K1r1.uxtrmn'I5 ILM I'rm'1Iicmc 442 Swurh Kirrgxrmvn III Pmxruckcr East 'I SI:L1rI1KIngsImxr1lu6 XYQQIL-rly 6' HONORS Best TIJLIYITLIITTCIII Players H.1mlII lfaycrxwurlwcr .md Ruger Almy IRogers1 XX' Hugh X mmm 1 Iv' I Hun NIM ll ,s I ' X HIGHEST SCORER Dnnuld Brown 566 points Third highest in sure and Class C clmunpiun Scurcr CLASS C CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM D. Taft. D. Iimwn, G. Fry, H. Payer- wcathcr. CQUINII 'I'up.1xiIr, A. Apicerno, V. INIrmcrn. R. ploy. Up in the air. A1.iY1.1,!L'I' I:.i'Q.II1. SKIITLAYS Sigrmrclli and XY'r1,:hr. M.m.I:I-r XY'cIwrcr. I 3 .I II II ig Q !',3,,, ... 1 ...X o,o 1 CHFNIVIPIDIXI5 CIOIQRNAI. I5UI.LI2TlN SELISCTICJNS ALL RHODE ISLAND TEAM Donrihi Brown Second Team ALI. CLASS C FIRST TEAM Donald Brown Donley Taft Harold I7ayern'e:ither ALL CLASS C SECOND TEAM George Ifry HONt DRABLIT MITNTION Vintcnt Miitrcm Robert joy Augustine Apiterno AT TI-IIE CHAMPIONSHIP DINNER 5,1 Yr. Don scores again. SK, stormx MarveI Gvm. I ,mga Harold outsteps Providence. X n Attion photos by Courtesy of The Providence journal. Team photo and hanquct photo hy courtesy of Ken Studios Attion photo of Brown by tourtes of Lor ing Studios. I DON4 VIN F F 'RUSS' DON BOB HHRDLD KEN 4--' -- .Af 25. ff u :J , JHGZQ K xg 'Q A xx CEBHRDN 'NYVIBI M Emir' X 1 K T 4 xczfjx x 'W ,E V 1 '1 qi 14 1 ,, f' , XJ' it X Q Wa ,SA . ,4- 1 lr' A - 'HE HCUEC. I ,pax-1 am, -9 ' f k..f' X'-'Nm TLV- .. X Is' Sf ' ff' - X! ,f , X tg! I -I k ' 'Q A Cox S07 j Mn LU AQ UA Baton llurps and Drum and Bugle Corps I PM ltlxlx lNL'.lLl. M. i,.ll'lNL'.lLl. .i. l'.1rkcr,Ai. Hilliu .Ai X mr. SENIOR TXVIRLIIRS BATON CORPS A. Wright. J. Eddy, DI. Parker, E. Hoyle, S. Tib berrs, M. Pariseau. E. Pariscau. J. Yost. J. Smith G. Beatrice, J. Hilliard. B. Briggs. Kneeling: M Staufier, V. Sourhwick. 4 If .V -an 5- If '95 1 I 35 1 B, Gardner. P. Wkbster. C. Bliss, P. Donahue, D. Birch. L. Forrin, V. Sourhwick, R, McCullough R. Barrington, R. Norman, H. Caldwell. Drum and Bugle Corps Mitzi, Briton Mijurcrrc Rx Ginny. Drum Ikiqurcirn' THE BATON XWHEEL 5 ' -a . Q 5 Z 'Y r X ' 'H .. -w 4 ff, . f .1 N 9 X Y N 1 . x ' , ' ,V 3 ff T 9 r S. Brmncr, C. Heath, L. Hasscll. CO-CQAPTAINS Sri! X,-3 Exf N ,.l A, 5 , ,WNELF J '. 'I'h1rJ Rmx: J. Atrcridgc, VI, Mcflullurrpgh, D. Brown, M. Cnlrlwcll. Scwml Rrm: L If ' 'I V l.ucmno, R. Norlhup, P. Caswell, 5. Barber, P, Moran. first Row: 5. Burmcr, C, Heath 5 . L. Hasscll. 1 V 5 fl JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mus Mary If. lirismw, Adviwr P. Moran, L. Luciano, S. Ihrlwcr, R. Nurrhup. P. Caswell, L. Irlmscll, S. Bunner. C. Heath. V E R551 .1 . '. 2 19 .14 fffiif V' 2 v' ' P - 32, -fig 4' Yi?-:Q 4152 X J. Yost, Mrs. LeMaire I. Calntri E Christensen C Cuppels A Taber L Hassell P Fitz gerald. K, nnlmmc cm 6 f lm CAST FOR DATE WITH JUDY Judy Foster A. Sherman Melvin Foster E. Christensen Dora Foster N. Allison Randolph Foster W. LaRiviere Hannah B. DeCubeIlis Barbara Winscbcket I.. Hassell Oogie Pringle P. Wedemeyer Mitzie Hoffman C. Cuppels Mr. Martindale R. Cutting Mrs. Hotchkiss A. O'Neill Eloise Hotchkiss D. Brown Rexford M. O'Connor O. James Radio Announcer R. Cutting Mrs. Schultzhammer G. Laurion fi-if!! ,-. ii --3, ...dd- 1 - .l'....v- 'Z rj.. ...-.- -.:- ..- 1-Q ,1- -nu T E REBEL I v ,-. I, i gl I s , 58 Mr. Irving F. Wardle ADVISOR james Norman EDITOR-IN-CHIEF D. Gulvin, M. St. Germain, A. Smith BUSINESS MANAGERS Jr -:S ,qs fn 'I J. Yost. A, Knowles, N. Allison EDITORS LITERARY STAFF P. Caswell C DeSalvo D. Corbett M Staufier . Hilliard Mr Wartlle B. Gadrow . Parker, ' . - I v - . I . - . , I R. Dewolf, M. Carr, D. Lc-Vander. s 'sit lltl 1 I 1 g VDUA 'naman rzmcmg ,fn N! 5221-P 1- -pr-'51 I. N K. Cook, L. Stanton, S. Roy. Mt. Xenkins, H. Tucker, D. Sherman, R. Sweet, R. Wcbsrcr. S. Whakey, B. Gahup, G. Carr. H. Traynor. L. Vnrnn, G. Gmndpre, R. lohnstonc, A. Knowk: Robertson Mr. jenkkns. D. Humrd. R. McCuXXoug1h, YU. Clarke, Casv-'CXL R. Nadlenzk. X. .M le 3 . ,r H. V1 haXey. vii' 5 B 1? .S ' , .,, ff wa., ,.. Q V 5 L.,- J, 7 'Aff 3 . P' Sn vncA'r:uNAI- FRAME . ,Wy W. Kent, N. Gardiner. R, Dumas, R. Dolilner, j. Quigley, j. Rush, I.. Phillips, F. Bemis, Mr. jenkins, R. jacques, R. Greene, R, Gardiner, E. Dunphy. R. Dodge, E. Dodge, E. Brig 1. ' rice, C. Tucker ' 9, D. Gariline , R. Tisserand r, R. Briggs, L Watson, K , R. Buss, R. Cahoon, Mr. ' . Perkins, D. Calitri, J Jenkins, R. Kenyon, P. . Bear- DeSal vo. al' V 'Q '4 mv. 1441. ,NH ,J . iq. i Mrs. Faucher, P. Dewhirst. M. Tucker. E. DiBiasio, A. Barber, N F. Giles. J. Gardiner, E. Smith, K B. Mason. M. Stanton. Standing: V. Smith, Mrs. Brown C. Brtiwn. C. Wl13lCj'. E. Cardin er, S. Kinnecom. M. Carpenter, A. Raimno, A. Barluera. H. Lum pliere. ll. Babcock. A. Arnold. l Muniihan. L, Calitri. Seated: E, XVl14iley. nl. Tucker. B. blurdan. K Xlfriqulit. G. Diana. S. Fry. 68 ,Y-ai HN 7 f t ,fi f M. Adams. S. Briggs, K. Tucker S. Wfhite, 1. Eddy, N. Edwards C. Bell. B, Tisdale, E. Carpenter P, DeSalvo, J. Butson, F. Cipriano T. Almeida, E. Molloy. I u 1 Second Row: S. Whaley, S, Browning, G, Garrett, R. Allen, A. Knowles. First Row: Mr Caughey, L. Whaley, j, Rush, W. Kent. Mr. Everett V. McCaughey, Advisor Sam, Billy, Buzzy, Mr. MC- Caughey, John r. McCaughey, George, Dick, Lloyd, Sam. I fl 1-'A gf , 6 lp xl-. tsl Q, rx X m ,, .,.....,,..., k -w , F...-.1 , ,Q 1 F f 1 ? K -..-.. -. -Y 'H . uzwl ' f Mi' u 'lm .JA-.If 1 -' ll-:lg all-:fl 0,3 ii: 1:4 .5 J 1' Q . ., ' 4 I 1 4 -,.,..f3..... ' ' J- - n ny. ,J 1 iuiihanf 1 AS a 4 J z t, ,V f - 2 ,.-1-, .I -wan. ,f-' -'M .1 z-. A E' Y v fa- mv f - 1 r Y it .. x . 5 , . 4 I tlikfiw ,,Q'?'q-an Af 3 h .... Aux junior Prom Queen JUNIOR Mr. Vfriglir Lmwm the que-cn, 1 . ,, . IVXIOR PROM CfOfX1N1lTTIiIf Nunn 1 Rim I IX-liI.1x1,Y Siuniurclfz. D Ciglxini Ii fiiirz'-rvriwn. XY. Idi- Rix'1L'YL'. :X Ninth lim: Rim' A riiixyw. Ni Nr.1,.t?cr. N1 pLlLL'ii.i. Y 'Xfizx 1: R fjlsfltli. I YA! 7 S3 - ' v V 7 ' ir9 4'0 0 Oi - Nancy Allison AXA A , PRUM 3' R! , K JUNIOR PROM COURT Uwrmliy XVIM-cicr Virginin Suurliwlik Rnm'l1.1rly vl.1ngHil1i.1ni . Mitzi Snnifiicr Marie PULL-11.1 TF: ,lv V ,' ,lun Ymr M.xryU.1nicls r X ' A I 3 sv I The Shoeshine Boys Beautiful Brown Eyes Noboclys Chasing Me Josie, Rose, Nancy, jean, jane, Mary NOUT111 Bafbafa Jean PHI School Days Jane, Mitzi, Anne TheM216Sfr0 Beautiful Dark Eyes Dlfk A D E S Roberta S. K. PADES COMMITTEE Second Row: Joe, Mitzi, Rose, Ginnie, Dave. First Row: Robin, jean, jim, Eddie, Nancy, Mary. ..P NJ. , Nqll SOIJTI-I RINGSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL ALUNINI ASSOCIATIOXI nIR x I Irmllx T b'17f,1' L 1 Irrsr Rmx B in ner M Hrlimg I Markham MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT G. Bcurice. W. jacques, W. Sled man j. Guthrie, C. Clifford. CAFETERIA STAFF S. Brigglus. D. Rc-cd, Mrs. Gurctt, Mre Wk-luster, R. juhmmrlc. 1 , , , . A -Q25 ai ' . I Q2-1,13 Q -4 V in Q. '.-.Xl ,f 1 X ifn A 9 :M :F Ln ff? ' - 3 , ry! . ' -2' , 'f ups li fi 5-,la '+.,,g +-.,- ' 'B-I QT 5.2 ,A . :Q ir- v vii .pnv-N -Uh WW' ,---+ Dr Ralph P Xirrman XXaket1eld R I Compltments of XY alton Scott New X ork Lrfe Insurance Co Georzes Radro 8. Televxston Ixxncstoyxn Road Peace Dale Xlvhrtlnes I G A Store Post Road Perryvrlle Smlfh Lle-ctrrcal Applrances Washers Refrrcerators Teleytsron Complrments of Country Clothes Wakeheld R I Compliments of I lesl 1 s SCFVILC Statron Roy C arpenter s Beach Xiatunuek R I Hanson s Boatyard XX'akeheld Rhode Island jordan s Grocernes Wakeheld Rhode Island Dr Frank S Celestlno Peace Dale Rhode Island Seymour 8. Eccleston I G A Supermarket Flanagan s Seryrce Statron lack Flanagan Prop The Stone Shop XVakeheld R I Less 1rd 8. johnson s Market XY akefreld R I L W Stedman Company Chorce Meats Complrments of Fenstermaker s Bakery 149 Marn Street Wakeheld Sheldon House Furntshrnc 84 Storage Co Xwakeheld R I Isenyon s Department Store Quallty Merehmdrse Wolfs Rexall Drugs Ired R Wolf Prop XX'1ket1eld Diner XYa eheld R I Henry s Brrlvershop XICI etreld R I C I' Clarke Xlen s Iurnnshrngs XY estern Auto Assoet tte Store- I l Rryers rop Phxl s Barlvershop XY akeheld R I XY C Nye Comptny Punts Art Supplres XIC akeheld Brtneh Company Hardxx are Lumlwer I le rl Pleetrnc a ros Stles ml Seryxte BUSINESS DIRESTIIR Phxlltp s Xwallpaper and Patnt Seryrce Thrs XYf eek Maeanne Your Summer Weekly Gurde Rose Htll Cleansers Yarns Acccssortes Schaeffer s Atlantrc Statron George Schaeffer Jr Prop Smrth Brothers Wakefield R I Lehrch Gas Company Wakeheld R I I loyy ers Inc Narragansett R I 'Ihomas L Doane Real Estate Wakefield Kenyon Ave Floral Co Wtlltam Matson jr Prop Werhel s Sportrng Goods 1 O Matn Sr Wakefleld R Complrments of Wakeheld She e Repaxrmg Perry Se DuBo1s Xieats Be Groceries Ctmplrments of Pucct Motor Sales Studebaker Dealer Complrments of Community General Store s6 Hrch Street Complrments of Toxyn Tomlery Hrch Street Kenyon Cleanlne Co Wakeheld R I ISICHIIDQS Stores Wakeheld R I Complnments of Homelrke Bakery Xfaxn Street Wakefield Elmknowl Farm West Kingston Flmore Mtllmg George Wnlcox Representanye Kenyons I G A Store West Kmcston Kenyon s Ice Cream XVest Ktncston W I' Stedmln Columhra Corner Comphments of The Corner Shoppe Toth Bros Props Tots 8 Teens Shop Wakeheld Cempllments of Burton s Telcytsron ohn Burton Prop XVe1hel s News Alhert Welhel Prop Xlarx Flwaheth Gtft Shop Xvakcheld R I The Ph :to Shop Phrlrp Alman Prop 77 Phrl s Delrcatessen Phxl W atson Prop South County Recorl Shtp 5 Rohmson Street XX akeheld Tovsn Seryree Statron Thomasj Stefano Prop Stedman s Taxt Cab Phone Ixarr 147 De I'ant1 Pharmacy Wakefield R I Complnments of W I Mann Marn Street Jeweler Smith 8e Johnston Contractors Columhna Street Servrce Statron Louxs Ancrrsanx Prop Columhta Street Market Ltrry Cuppels Prop Peace Dale Cloth Store Dantel Carr Prop Nlgrelll S Market Peace Dale Xfacomber s Upholstery Shop Charles Macomber Prop South County Pharmacy Peace Dale Nlek s Spa Peace Dale Prtsy s Store Perce Dale XVarner s Radlo 84 Televrsron Boh Warner Prop Mrll Stream Autt matic Laundry joe Rose Prop South County Gas and Applnance Co Wakeheld Nolm s Servrce Statton Pe lee Dale Luke s Store Luke Pueella Prop C omplrments ofthe Hu H Pe tee Dlle Phtlllps Dress Shop W1 elueld R I Prtchcrs C trace P rryyllle R I Runes Restaurant X561 elleltl R I Compllments of Royye s Ltundry be Cleaners I y ins Market Kingston Leon s House of Hur Fashton Ixlncston S1 uth County Har lu are Company XV1kel1eld . 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' e PATRUNS AND PATIIUNESSES Olrver and Rrchard Cottrell I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs Wlllram and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A I'r1end Mr and Mrs Kendall Moultrop Fverett F Ixenyon Oster J M Randall Ired Beaudreau Wfrllram I' Arnold Stanley Dannor Mrss Anna Dannor Mr and Mrs Carlton Steere Mr and Mrs Bennre Txbbxts Mrs Ireeman Healy Mrs Mr Mrs r Mr r Mrs I' I' I' I' C H Sr Germam and Mrs Robert Nlckerson Anne Sherrdan and Mrs T Morgan Garrett and Mrs Henry C StGerma1n and Mrs Ons Brown Charles Barber Jerome W Monahan Jr and Mrs Wrllram G Stedman and Mrs Gordon L Smrth and Mrs Frank C Prrde and Mrs Samuel G McCullough John E Woolley and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Charles H Stedman Andrevy C Harnden Donald Schallock Andrew Dexter James V Webster Lours Maggro Elsre E Yost Mrs I H Yost Mrs Almrra Fgan Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs M rs M Hoy l I' I' I' I' I' l' I' lNrs I' I' I' I' I' r AI Mr A I Mr and N rs ant rs ant N rs md IN rs and NIrs R L Floyd Frank A Fagan e Bruno Zanella Frank Palmrsano Wrllram Smrth Henry J Svuody Thomas Gardmer Allte Roland Mrs Harrrettc-G Bullocl. Davls Mrs Marlon C Joy Capt and Mrs l I' Alrson Mrs Rrlph C Parker and Mrs John I umn Alphonse Iontarnc and NIrs J P Mello R B I IOYlL Wfrllntn and Mrs and 'ylrs an l Xlrs an l Nirs I'lLl'ILl m l Nirs rrcn l lx Balnayes Ftrl James XX rllnam A tter R Carpenter lxcrett X NIcCauzhey Ceorge Crandall I I' lyy ard Casey trend and Nirs John Hussey A Irrend Mr Charles A Hall Mr Danrel Carr Mr and Mrs Wrlllam Hathaway Mary s Beauty Shop Mrs Annre K Webster Mr Rtchard Bayles Nir and Mrs J E Norman Mrs RrchardH Murray Mr and Mrs Raymond Owens Mr and Mrs HovsardD Brovynmg Mr Grlbert Carpenter Mr Hoysard B Crandall Xlrs Lloyd Prtcher Mr Stuart Sherman Jr Mr and Mrs Earl Prtcher Mrs Fxelyn Mendlnhall Mr S Curns Carpenter Joseph and Carl Ferraro r r r r r r lN1s r r r r r r r AI' r Al r r r r I' and Mrs A L Manganaro and Mrs and Mrs Roy Jordan and Mrs Irvmg F Wardle and Mrs Fred Tootell and Mrs J R K Stauffer and Mrs Robert A DeWolf s Grace Whaley and Mrs Vladrmer Shutak and Mrs Harland Stuart Arthur N Brovyn and Mrs Charles Kneeland and Mrs Albert Damon Edyyard M Clarke and Mrs Joseph Ince rrend and Mrs John Smrth rrend ml Mrs Carl Ixarser and Mrs Jack Caddlck and Mrs Wlllram Wiley md Mrs Arnold Clalr Vrctor Srgnorellr md Mrs Hosyard Gross Cpl Robert P Beatrice C ompllments of I rank s Mrss Arlcne O Nerll Mr Anton1oP Ugone C rpt ml Mrs Le z Nlr ml Mrs James P Caflrey Xlartha Rrthards 'slr ml Mrs Ilenry Campbell Alumnus of 1979 Alumnus at l90! 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