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

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.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

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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.

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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 . J 1 '17-1 in -K S s a 4 I X' t 'f W V, x 1 6Z':1 -Cnfiiy-Q :fly 1 ,GTX '7 '21 ' P tfklfl J 9. ' . , I