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

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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

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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.

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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.