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

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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!

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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

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