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

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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:

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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.

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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 ' '