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

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' P e -Pl A 31 . ,vw -gi 2. 4- ' ' x :cr?'f'. 5 'f 2 , --1- -QI., . ' x X x 'P -1 'lf ' .. uf- -,'. A, 4 . rw- 3- 1. .. .4 .- In sincere appreciation of her devoted service we take great pride in honoring a member of our faculty who has been a teacher in the public schools of South Kingstown for twenty-five years and who has for the past thirteen years served as librarian of South Kings- town High School. Her helpful cooperation, her friendliness, and her encouragement will always re- main in our hearts. To Miss Ellen C. Tucker Friend and Teacher we respectfully dedicate THE 1955 ANCHOR dl S 4153 CD 539 01205503929 To The Graduating Class of 1955 Take Time TO THINK . . . Take Time TO LAUGH . . . It is the source of power. It is the music of the soul. Take Time TO PLAY . . . Take Time TO GIVE . . . It is the secret of youthfulness. It is greatly rewarding. Take Time TO READ . . . Take Time TO WORK , . . It is the fountain of wisdom. It is the price of success. Take Time TO PRAY . . . Take Time TO BE FRIENDLY . . . It is a potent help. It is the road to happiness. -Author unknown JAMES E. CONLON Superintendenf of Scboolr 7 To the Seniors: The corner stone of this building was laid in 1952. Your class has the honor and privilege of being the Hrs: class to obtain an educa- tion in this truly great educational plant. You have shown your ap- preciation in many ways. Certainly you will never forget the enjoy- ment you have received from this healthy environment, and I'll never forget the manner in which you helped all of us to make this the great educational institution that it is designed to be. Good luck to all of you in your various Helds of adventure. JAMES D. WRIGHT Principal SUUTH KINGSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MR. DONALD M. CRESSY MRS. ELIZABETH S. FAUCHER SCi6?'lCe? Home Economic! , Q' ......44' MR. BRUNO L. HARPIN MRS, MADALIN B. HEATH MRS. Mufic Cbemiurj, Biology GPS: 3 MR. j. ALAN BUTLER Erzglifb, Hiftorj '23 -J R? MR. GILBERT F. HALL Hixtory MARGARET L. HOFEORD Englifb .4 f 'q2'g.v I ' 405 'T MRS, ELSIE F. JOHNSON ,II.11lwn1.1I1cI 165 I If 3 xii MRS. JUNE C. KOPP Snfiaf Sflilfflflk l af- 5, za rg MR. XVARNER M. KEANEY MRS.C1I.AIRIZS,KINC1 Pl2JIir.1I Ifdzmztimz .SVN-iii! Sfmfiw .3- .fl o-gl' If? 4 : ?:,,'lI- 1 1 - r' f ,. ' ,noi MR. PAUL R. LADD, JR, MR. JOSEPH A. I.cMAIRE Science, Pbyficx Mazlfematicf ofir . x H x nh J '1 gr T I I I3 MISS LYDIA F. LINTON MISS FRANCES LYNCH MISS ADELINE M. MANTINO Frenrb Art Mmic 'S MISS M. FRANCES RANDALL .'II.11lvc121.111c.1 46 f'T '!Y MR. XVINTHROP I-I. RICHARDSON Latin, Spafzirfa MR. DAVID M. RUSSELL Gfrizfmzfc Dircrtor limb MISS K. ELSIE REID Kfffrzzvzermzl Subjeflf MRS. NATI-IALIE S. SKILTON P123 .mul Ifdzxrutifnz MRS. SARA E. STAUFFER MRS. GENIILLA D. TABER Conznzcfrfiul Szzbjeclf Home Ifcfmfmzicr MISS EI I LN C TLCKER Llbfdfldn I , 8 1.55 ,Glu MISS HELEN XY'AI.Kl,'P MR. IRVING E. VUARDLE Cfmzzrzzcnmzl Szffzjwlf Erlglfffi MRS. ANNIE K. WEBSTER ,Xilzfbwmzficf . ,Ali 4, Q ey S ffm' R , ii 1 f -. 1 3 H 1 T A . M Q .-ff M S K , MN A .Q E INTRS. PHYLLIS A. XVHALIEY TNTRS. KATHLEEN S. DOHERTY MRS. MARY LOU NORTHUP Erzglnb - Secretary Secrefary ,45- MRS. MYRA C NORTHUP DR. XX'II.I.IAM H. TULLY SLSZNIUI ENIIVIL' Sflmff! Doftor YEL? MR. THOMAS E. P. FAGAN 1977107 'l'r.11f11'12lQ MRS LORRAINE M. CQEISSLER ILIIYQIIWIV MRS MICQHEHNA CQ HYDE l714t111.m MR. VIAMES E SHAW' l'm.1I1w1.z! Pr.nt11'c' QAQBEECO u Q--Q .jf 'I ai, ' C, Sabukewicz, il. Carr, Miss Lynch ART EDITORS AND ADVISOR ------ M-A-.hniff V T34 ...M ...Q ' '-K 1.1 if ,, . 'fx .M bw v ' 'x X U A 24.1 Q '9'L':-, s - Z5 3' -5-,-f BUSINESS MANAGER TYPING EDITOR D Callm A, Calirri D. Levander and A. Male-nfant UNDERCLASS EDITORS CANDIDS EDITOR j. Sweet 12, . Ns, Y-.. Q6-f' QVEWOQRQU wg. ,Q - . Mr. Wardle NHUBQQXCI M13 Hall HOME ROOM TEACHERS THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . .. .. Arthur L. Quirk, jr. Vice President . .. .. Ann R. Stedman Secretary .. . .,.. Anna M. Calitri Treasurer .. , ,John M. Beatrice 'B' s PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE To M y C Zaffmaterz Years from now as we look back on our high school days, we'll recall them as being among the happiest and most treasured of out lives. Perhaps then, we shall also realize how our faculty worked in an effort to prepare us to take our places in this troubled world. Even now we should appreciate their unceasing efforts to provide us with an education which will enable us to cope with the problems of the future and to make us leaders in striving for world peace. The job is there. The task lies squarely on our shoulders. We cannot afford to fail. With God's help and with a sense of pride and loyalty to our country, we cant help but succeed. ARTHUR L. QUIRK, JR. ifx .l7,,Q,i-fviff' ROBERT CHARLES ANDERSON Bob is one of the very industrious work- ers in our class. On the staff of the school newspaper for three years, Bob is Editor- in-chief of The REBEL this year. Many other activities such as dances and food sales have been successes because of his tireless efforts. He was a member of the S. K. Pades committee, co-chairman of the Halloween Hoot, and chairman of the junior Prom committee. With Bob's drive and ambition he will succeed in whatever he attempts, 4.3 M, f 4, ,Af fi ' AUGUSTINE LEWIS WILLIAM APICERNO One of S. K.'s outstanding basketball players, Augie is a star forward, but his speed and aggressiveness are invaluable to the team. He was our class president dur- ing our freshman and sophomore years. Active in many school affairs, he became interested in chess and was elected secre- tary-treasurer of the Chess Club in his junior year. During his freshman and soph- II omore years Augie played football. An in- : .V . A- i teresting and amicable friend, he has been , an - very cooperative around the school, and his tau, if . willingness and his sen-se of responsibility fx.. K are qualities which we find very acceptable. --.. I E, I -.. , ' .7 g Ulu if7A'1 fkf EVELYN MAE ARNOLD We are very fortunate to have in our class a girl with such a lovely voice as Eyes. A valuable member of the Glee Club for three years, she also sings in a church choir. A commercial student, Eve has also been Art Editor of The REBEL. In her spare time she likes to sew and cook, and also to collect salt and pepper shakers. Although Eve is undecided about her fu- ture, we are confident that she will find a pleasant career where her warm person- ality will make others happier for having known her. fic RV MARY JOANNE ATTERIDGE Joanne-petite, pretty, and vivacious- is one of our most enthusiastic cheer- leaders. Her pep is as contagious as her charming smile. Fashionable and smart, she is also conscientious as a student and responsible as a leader in our activities. Joanne is Editor of Sports and a member of the Literary Staff of THE ANCHOR. She was on the S. K. Pades and Harvest Jamboree committees. With her sincerity and sympathetic understanding, Joanne has endeared herself to all who know her. fc?'lA , I Y!! ' HARRIET EDITH BABCOCK Harriet is an attractive brunette. Her dark eyes flash a warm greeting as she strolls through the corridors and chats with her friends. She was selected to represent our school at the Girls' State convention. A member of the Baton Corps for four years, she has been consistently dependable. She has sung in the Girls' Glee Club and has taken an active part in many of our school affairs. A commercial student, she is con- scientious and reliable. Everyone likes Har- riet, for she is poised, gracious, and sincere. lk! 1 'V 7 SANDRA JEAN BA LLANCE Sandra attended two other high schools in California before coming to South Kingstown where she enrolled for her sen- ior year. Petite and attractive, she has a pleasing personality and a gracious man- ner. A diligent worker, she was on the committee for the senior Food Sale. At her previous schools she participated in the music club and the commercial arts club. Her favorite pastimes are swimming and dancing. Plans for the future include col- lege andsecretarial work in California. 1 5i,L,4,1,l4f ' MARTIN GENE BALLOU Martin, a considerate, quiet, and good- looking senior, is one of the most ambi- tious and industrious members of our class. ln his freshman year Marty played foot- ball. Although his interests are chiefly cars, he spends considerable time at Babcock's Boat Yard. ln his sophomore year Martin played in the school orchestra. His good- natured manner and subtle sense of humor have gained him many friends. Martin finds no favor too great or too small. K A ', . ox . fi LW ANNE MARIE BARBERA One of the smaller members of our class, Anne has the pep and the energy that make us wonder. Showing enthusiasm for S. K. in all her activities, Anne has been on the Baton Squad for four years, and during her senior year she was chosen as Drum Maiorette, Her typing ability has been of great value also, especially as a member of the Typing Staff of THE ANCHOR. From her experience working in the office, Anne has developed the poise and the con- fidence which coupled with her native a ilities will contribute to her success. g V441 Cgrmyf SANDRA LEE BARNETT A blonde, blue-eyed, attractive girl is Sandra. Her pleasant smile and bubbling personality have won her many friends. In her freshman year she was a member of the Glee Club. During her four years at S. K., she has served on the Harvest Jamboree and the food sale committees. Sandra, an excellent commercial student, is very capable, efficient, and conscientious. She has elected home economics as an extra, for she has creative talent especially in fashion design. Her serene manner and sincere loyalty will always gain her many new friends. We know that she will achieve SUCCESS. lynn lf ' .afslhfkv MARGUERITE DIANNE BAUR Dianne is tall and willowy, but she is a good athlete, especially fond of playing basketball. Easy going and genial, she is popular with everyone. Her hobbies are for the most part out-of-doors sports, such as swimming, tennis, and riding. Dianne plans to continue her education in the field of nursing, her thoughtful and sincere na- ture is a requisite for this career. 1'9- Lm-a,A,,L,,,k, Qf1fLQfgZLv-If JOHN MCCOLL BEATRICE Our class treasurer for four years, John deserves the honor, for he is capable and reliable. Tall and good looking, he is popu- lar with everyone. Active in sports, John played baseball in his freshman year, bas- ketball and golf during his sophomore year, and baseball as a junior. He is also a sports fan and attends a variety of sporting events. A good commercial student, John is industrious and cooperative. We appre- ciate his efforts and loyalty. Ji? -Z,?fw' ' ,ffcfff MARTHA FRANCES BEATRICE NX'ith brown eyes and fair complexion, Martha is an attractive and charming class- mate. She is enthusiastic about sports such as swimming and horseback riding. Among her hobbies are sewing and playing hill- billy records. Martha, efficient and depend- able, has been an excellent commercial stu- dent. Her friendliness and pleasant dis- position make her an interesting compan- ion. Martha's kindness and understanding will help her find happiness in the future. -fable CAROLYN ABBY BELL .. ,1 , .. .. 7 ' Y77 f' 1 f 1 ,i 1 f fl wah-cv -fpb yL1-f'a-1-11,40 . Xyi?-1,,i1W7, With her friendly smile and cheerful disposition Carolyn has won many friends. A good student, she has been a member of the French Club for two years and the Pho- tography Club in her senior year. Active in the Mariners, she enjoys camping and other outdoor activities. Among her favor- ite sports are skating and swimming. Caro- lyn's patient and persuasive manner and her qualities of leadership will comple- ment her career in nursery school work. ROBERT LEON BOSS 'Z U ANONA ANN BOSS Red-haired, pleasant Anona is well known among her classmates. She has sung in the Glee Club for two years. Anona has special interest in hill-billy and popular music. Her favorite sports include ice- skating, roller-skating, and swimming. Having completed the home economics course, Anona excels in both foods and clothing. Gay and carefree, she seems to enjoy life, yet she finds time for work as well as play. ' f Q- .,5f:,,X,-f ,rg-, , 5 ,- ef Neat, well-mannered Bob is an asset to our school, for he is one of South Kings- town's Fine athletes. Bob plays shortstop on the baseball team and halfback on the foot- ball team. Although he does not play bas- ketball, Bob is an eager and enthusiastic fan. Aside from Bob's athletic ability he possesses a keen personality and a good sense of humor. Bob is co-treasurer of the Retail Selling Class. His sense of fair play and good sportsmanship will help him to excel in any held he chooses. 1 ffl' Ve' i J - f ff-fgMjO17fw4'4 CLEONE ANN BOUCHARD Cleone. blonde and attractive, is one of the best dressed girls in the class. In addi- tion to being a good student she has had time to be secretary of the French Club, re- porter for The REBEL. a member of the Dramatics Club. An outstanding collection of blue ribbons is proof of her love of horses which she has shown at many horse- shows throughout New England. After graduation Cleone plans to enter lf.R.I. where she will study textiles and merchan- dising. LN A fx ,V V I jfpfaxlf-Q f J EVERETT ERNEST BRIGGS Quiet mannered Everett has won many friends with his shy, amicable smile. Tak- ing the general course for four years, Ever- ett was a member of the Future Farmers of America in his sophomore year. His hobbies include hunting, horseback rid- ing, and automobiles. Everett has a serious side, for he had a part time iob which required both industry and dependability. SARAH ELIZABETH BRIGGS Sarah, class vice-president in our sopho- more year, is both energetic and ambitious. Her warm smile and cordial greeting are characteristic of her friendly disposition. She has been active as a member of the Baton Corps and of the Glee Club, Her spare time is spent working at a local theater. At school she has had practical secretarial experience which will help her in her future career. Her favorite pastimes include dancing and chatting. An exuber- ant personality and an awareness of her responsibilities will make her a valuable secretary. DANIEL JOHN BROWN Danny, rugged tackle on the varsity foot- ball eleven, contributed to the success of the 195-I team. His sportsmanlike attitude on the field and in the classroom has made Danny one of our more popular class- mates, He is gifted with an affable nature distinguished by an intriguing smile. Tall and good looking. he enjoys basketball and baseball, Winrking at a summer resort gave him practical experience in the business field. Thoroughly likable, Danny has con- tributed his enthusiasm to many of our activities. DAVID LEE BROWN Although he seems quiet and reserved. Dave's carefree manner and friendly per- sonality have made him popular during his three years at S. K. Last year he entered the Science Fair and won a First Grant for his proyect on minerals from the sea. His numerous hobbies include collecting stamps. hunting. salt-water fishing. and cars. After high school he plans ro loin the Air Force. .. .M - . .V ,asa 'fx 44 AFP QW - wwf. . . 1.5-,Btn f s, -A. i. ' tak -:iii 1- 6 A 39 5. E it sf'-s 1. X u .wg- , . 1 'J 7 'gcc 'rfmwznf fxfxbhfffcf MARGARET ELLA BROWNING XX'ell liked and friendly. Margaret has a smile for everyone. Literary Editor of THE ANCHOR and a member of the French Club. she still finds time to maintain good grades in all her subjects and combine a full program of outside social activities. Margaret has participated in the Science Fair for four years and has won a grant each time. Popular with her friends, who love her for her loyalty, thoughtfulness, and sincerity, Margaret works steadily and quietly. Margaret has the ability to achieve her goal, for she is unafraid of work and difficulties. HAROLD WILLIS CALDWELL Harry, tall and good-looking, was co- captain of the football team during his senior year. As guard, he showed the sta- aggressiveness that make him During his freshman and ears Harr was a member of mina and outstanding. sophomore y ' y the Drum and Bugle Corps, and in his sophomore year he played in the school or- chestra. In his iunior year he was a mem- ber of Model Congress. Hobbies which occupy some of Harry's time include fish- ing, hunting, swimming, and bowling. Harry's personality and academic ability will make him a success. ANNA MARIE CALITRI Attractive, dark-haired Anna is one of our better students and has been our class secretary for four years. Besides helping Mr. Wright in the othce and serving as Typing Editor of THE ANCHOR, Anna holds a part time job in one of our down- town store. A popular girl at SK., she was a member of the Queen's Court at our junior Prom, Efficient and conscientious, Anna has developed exceptional skill in the commercial field and this, combined with her boundless energy, guarantees her success. 'ffl DOMENIC BERNARD JOHN CALITRI Business Manager of THE ANCHOR and a Star athlete for four years are only two titles by which we introduce Domenic, who is also one of the most popular boys in the school. For two years Dom has been a hard driving tackle on the varsity eleven, In his freshman year he played J. V. bas- ketball, but for three years he has been on the varsity squad where his size, his stamina, and basketball-know-how have contributed to our excellent record. Dom was chairman of our S. K, Pades and of the Halloween Dance as well as a member of the junior Prom and the Welcome Dance committees. Easy going and good- natured, Dom has earned his reputation for efiiciency by the success of our many activities, including THE ANCHOR ,i ' 4 ' fl,Z4Q, WM 1' LAZJEAN AUBREY CAR jean is one of the fun-loving members of our class. Her high scholastic attain- ments as well as her artistic achievements distinguish her as one of our gifted class- mates. Last year jean served on the Harvest Jamboree and Junior Prom committees. A diligent worker. jean is Art Editor of THE ANCHOR. Her varied interests include reading, photography, and music. jean's enthusiasm and confidence will always con- tribute to her popularity. , X 1.1-4 'I .l ,ag QQ! 0 i . 1? Qs' X27 I 20' r . 30 Al' , l RAYMOND NELSON CARR Ray, star athlete in three sports, is very popular with his classmates. On the foot- ball field he is a brilliant, hard running halfback and a defensive stalwart. ln bas- ketball Ray played one year of j. V. bas- ketball and two years in varsity competi- tion. Three years as left fielder on the base- ball team round out his outstanding record in sports. Active in every phase of school life, Ray has served on the committee for the Halloween Dance, the Senior Dance, and the S, K. Pades and has been a mem- ber of both the Chess Club and the Glee Club. Friendly and polite, Ray is a con- scientious student and a most agreeable companion. N afwvfef- X MARIE EVELYN CARRIERE Marie is one of our energetic commer- cial students - always busy with school work or social activities. Her popularity stems from her friendly manner and easy smile. She has belonged to the Girls' Glee Club, but we remember the entertaining skit in our S. K. Pades. One of Marie's chief concerns has been the Baton Corps in which she has been active for four years. Her other interests include all types of sports, especially football and basketball. SH EILA GERALDINE CARROLL Sheila, placid and pretty, is both an as- siduous student and an enthusiastic athlete. One of S.K.'s most energetic cheerleaders, she likes to play basketball and hockey. To supplement her athletic ability, she has studied dancing for several years. Sheila has demonstrated her keenness in her work as a member of the Literary Staff and as Sports Editor of THE ANCHOR. A popular and friendly classmate, Sheila was chosen as a member of the Queen's Court at our junior Prom. After graduation she plans to attend college. !,:fcl '!'fw-- J 1 ff -'1L 3 V'X VIOLA LUELLA CARSTEN Viola came to us in her junior year from Ward High School in Westerly. Her pleas- ant manner quickly won her many friends. Because of her capability and cooperative- ness, Vi has been one of the office staff during her senior year as well as Senior Editor of The REBEL. Swimming and driving comprise her schedule of favorite outdoor sports. A commercial student, Viola intends to enter the business field after graduation. V JANET IRENE CHAMPLIN janet is one of our enthusiastic students from Narragansett. Neat and attractive, she has a pleasant and friendly disposition. As a former member of the cafeteria staff, she was both dependable and conscientious. janet. a commercial student, finds that time passes quickly, for she is chatty and gay. Her hobbies are varied, as she enjoys danc- ing and she likes to knit. janet is a good friend and we wish her happiness. 127 it i 11 'J NORMAN GORDON CHAMPLIN Easy going Norm is one of the quieter members of our class and is well liked by all his companions. He is interested in agriculture and has been president of the Future Farmers of America for two years. His favorite pastimes include roller-skating and dancing, and although he holds a part time job, he still finds time for hobbies and recreation. After graduation he plans a career in agriculture. DARRYL LEE CLARK ln manner quiet and reserved, Darryl surprises us at times with his subtle sense of humor. He has a great admiration for the literary classics and takes pleasure in listening to classical music. In the Science Fair of 1951 he won a first grant for his project on bats, during his junior year he was president of the Chess Club. He in- tends to continue his study in liberal arts. ALICE CHARLOTTE CONLEY Charlotte formerly lived in Block Island, but now she lives in Narragansett, We lil-te our island friend, for she has a pleasant disposition and a willingness to help any- one. Although majoring in the commercial course for the past three years, her chief interest is in home economics. Her pa- tience, sympathy, and understanding are qualities which will contribute to her hap- piness. Mlcwcw KAYE FRANCES CORBETT Kaye, one of the busiest girls in our class, has enlivened many situations with her witty conversation. She has many outa side interests and hobbies, but poetry is more than a hobby with Kaye, for she not only reads and enjoys it, but she also col- lects and writes poetry. She is Senior Editor of The REBEL and is a member of the French Club and the Dramatics Club. With her personality and warm manner Kaye can spread cheer and happiness every- where. VALERIE ALICE COUNTWAY Our junior Prom Queen has been at S.K. only two years, but in that time we have come to love our charming and scin- tillating classmate. Her excellent scholastic record is undiminished by her active par- ticipation in many clubs. Activities Editor of THE ANCHOR, she also is president of the Dramatics Club and served as co-chair- man of the Welcome Dance and was a member of the chemistry team. Among her other extra curricula activities are French Club and REBEL. She has been a member of the J. V. cheering squad and last year entertained us at the S. K. Pades with her ballet solo and her dance routine. A viva- cious beauty with a delightful personality, Valerie has taught us the value of demo- ctatic friendship. 33 a an V21 , 33 THOMAS DOBSON. III 'I'om's friendly and easy manner helps to make him popular xxith his classmates. Taking the college course for tour years, Tom. who is also civic-minded. still linds time to be an active member of the South County Ambulance Corps. A lover of the outdoors. Tom spends his free time hunting and horseback riding. By working for a local veterinarian. Tom has been develop- ing his interest in the lield in which he plans to specialize. His dependability and conscientiousness will aid our future vet. f I EDWARD HORACE DODGE Eddie. one of the quieter members of our class. is active in both the vocational practice and the agriculture courses. With his keen interest in cars he has developed considerable skill in repairing engines. He is one of our many enthusiastic hot rod fans. Although he is interested in sports, his hobby is listening to music, particu- larly the semi-classics, Last summer he worked at the Dunes Club. Eddie is the serious type, but he is well liked by his friends. f U 4 if-' It ,-I - f ROBERT ASHLEY DODGE During his four years at S. K. Bob has won many friends by his easy going, delib- erate ways. He is talented as an artist, but he would prefer to spend his time working on trucks. Bobs practical experience with motors has made him a good mechanic. He has been a vocational practice and an aggie student and has used his knowledge to good advantage in his summer jobs. His other interests include dancing and listen- ing to cowboy music, but he finds time to attend S. Kfs sporting events. L : ldlztf JACK JONES DONOHUE Tall, dark. and soft-spoken, jay is the outdoorsman of the class. Besides holding a part time job, he manages a little relaxa- tion by going horseback riding. hunting. camping. and bowling. -lay takes great pride in his horse. Genius Again. A member of the National Guard, -lay plans to enter the service after graduation. jfghtf-u f ALVAH EDWARD EARLY Arlable and smooth. Alvah makes a positive contribution to all our class aflairs. ln his senior year he played on the football team. Although Al enjoys all sports. he es- pecially likes to skate. lish. and hunt. He has belonged to French Club for one year. lhisy going. he makes our classes pleasant. for his quiet humor is always evident. VC'ith his personality and his abilities he can at- tain the goals which he sets. BETTY JANE GARDNER ALBERT ANTHONY FERRARO. JR. His crew cut and flashy ties are two features that distinguish Albert, His witty conversation punctuated by his sly grin at- tracts his friends. Active in all phases of sports, he has been especially valuable on the varsity eleven, for his steady playing contributed to the morale of the team. Albert has also played basketball for four years. A member of the Boys' Glee Club, he has participated in many school activi- nature and his likable personality have made an indelible impression on us. Ken, tall and goodalooking, is an enthusiastic and loyal supporter of all S. K. sports. Swimming, fishing, and sport cars are among his many interests. Besides being a good student he manages to hold two part ,ul 1 ties. A diligent student, Al is hardworking and ambitious. VC'e know that he will always be popular and successful. J 'Q f . f 9 J ' f . , -.. ?l1 f f JH wwf fvullvvu ,iv- A ' 253'-'ff,Qf'ffj A KENNETH GERARD FIGGINS 31,4fg:g,3,?5, In his two years at S. K. Ken has ac- 1 I quired many new friends, for his good- :iii C ljigf z X B 5? as lllll. i time jobs. After graduation Ken plans to enter the service. DENNIS ROBERT GARDINER Dennis, one of the quieter members of our class, has belonged to the Future Farmers of America for the past two years. Although he may appear serious, he has a fine sense of humor. One of his favorite possessions is his '41 Chevy. Among his pastimes, hunting and ice skating are tops. Although he holds a part time job, he still hnds time for fun. IKM Betty jane, a blue-eyed brunette, is cas- ual in manner but efficient in performance of duties. She was our delegate to Girls' State conference during her iunior year. ln her senior year she was made a buyer for the Retail Selling Class. For four years she has been active in the Girls' Glee Club. Betty joined Marie and Carolyn for an en- tertaining feature at our S. K. Pades. She is very much interested in football and basketball, but her hobby is horseback riding. Her cheerfulness and her fresh outlook on life are stimulating to her com- panions. CURTIS HERMAN GATES Curt is an active radio amateur. He is a licensed operator and contacts many fellow hams around the world. He has spent more than a little tiene, effort, and money on his equipment. Besides his work with his radio transmitter, Curt has entered the Science Fair for four years and has re- ceived several grants. An enthusiastic chess player, Curtis was elected vice-president of the Chess Club in his junior year. Genial and talented, Curt has the ability and the initiative to succeed. af 9 fi I 1 -S JOSEPH EUGENE GRILLO 2 '-3' s 'U 'S kim!! JOAN FRANCES GOODWIN joan, a lovely blue-eyed blonde, was one of the charming members of the Queen's Court at the junior Prom. Blessed with such natural gifts as beautiful hair and a radiant complexion, she is charming in manner as well as appearance. Thoroughly competent in the field of homemaking, she is an expert in food preparation. An affec- tionate and thoughtful nature, joan is in- dustrious and ambitious. LAURETTA FRANCES GOODWIN A lovely lady, tall and attractive, Lau- retta is modest and unassuming. She is also one of the pleasantest girls in our class, for she has a great sense of humor and participates in all our activities with spon- taneous enthusiasm. She designs and makes her own wardrobe, this accounts for the fact that Lauretta is one of our fashionable and well groomed girls. Her extra-curricula activities include bowling, dancing, and horseback riding. Lauretta's gentle, friendly manner has made a deep impression on all of usg her conscientiousness and her sense of responsibility will always be tremendous assets. Ever noticed a nice looking little Model A Ford around the parking area? If you notice the driver, you'll see that it's joe. The looks and the condition of this antique car certainly prove what hard work and ingenuity can do. Not all of joe's interests, however, lie in the Ford. His four year aggie course has been supplemented by his work on a local potato farm. For two years he has been secretary of the F. F. A. Joe always has a pleasant smileg everyone en- ioys his company. His future employers will find him a man to depend upon when a hard job is assigned. DIANN MARY I-IARNDEN For four years Diann has intrigued us with her persuasive manner. Her serious eyes and her disarming smile reflect her mood and tell us of the warm personality behind them. In spite of a job which re- quired much of her time, Diann has been active in the Girls' Glee Club, and she has also served on the Literary Staff of THE ANCHOR. Her favorite sports are in the out-of-doors category - swimming, skat- ing, hunting, and riding. A smart appear- ance and a debonair manner distinguish Diann, but underneath, there is a deep, per- ceptive mind. DORMAN JAMES HAYES jimmy. our ten o'clock scholar, finds it difhcult to arrive in our venerable halls at 8:10. He takes his kidding wth good grace and a knowing grin. His debating abilities are aptly shown in history class where he often cites his views on world affairs. His other interests include Boy Scouting and outdoor activities. ln his senior year he belonged to the Photography Club. jimmy is a likable. pleasant class- mate and an agreeable companion. JUDITH EVELYN KNOWLES i o j,- vcrff f. 4 L 11150 ' LOIS CLAIRE JAMES Cute and good-natured. Claire has a sparkle that intrigues her friends. Her ani- mated conversations and her dramatic man- nerisms have provided hilarious moments, but our popular friend has a serious side, for she is a conscientious student, willing and cooperative. A member of the Literary Star? of THE ANCHOR, she has also helped on our S. K. Pades. Senior Dance, and Harvest Jamboree committees. Electing home economics. Claire has excelled in VF? both foods and clothing. BEVERLY FAY JORDAN XX'ith her cheery smile and pleasant dis- position. Bev alvvays cooperates with her fellow classmates. ln her junior year she was a member of the French Club. As a member of the Typing Staff of THE AN- CHOR, she has proved her capabilities and has obtained practical experience in pre- paration for a career as a secretary. Beverly, who is quiet and conservative, is a valuable fr.end to everyone. A V f JUDITH DIANE KEN ON Red-gold hair and a fair complexion distinguish Judy, one of our most delight- ful classmates. Her wonderful sense of hu- mor relieves the tension of many serious moments, and whether she is teasing or being teased. her good nature is always evident. As History Editor of THE AN- CHOR, she is capable and responsible, for she is a good student, conscientious and accurate. Judy is especially gifted in the field of music, she plays both the piano and the organ. Although she is active in community affairs, she still finds time to attend all S. K. games. Her hobbies include her music and cooking, an art in which she excels, Judy's patience and sincerity, her ambition and diligence, and her sense of humor will contribute to her happiness and success. ' N L ui. hfvnawf J 0 1 1 Ge - i ROBERT EARL KENYON Bob, one of the quieter members of our class, has followed the general course and has been a member of the vocational prac- tice group during his four years here at South Kingstown High. ln his spare time he holds a part time job at the Point Judith Fisheries, yet he still finds time for his favorite hobbies, hunting and fishing. Among his most prized possessions is his l95l Henry-J, 6' f,4'4':' if ' Although Judith is one of the studious members of our class. she enjoys many out- side activities. Among her favorites are archery, skiing, and swimming. She espe- cially enioys operatic and classical music. Besides being a member of the French Club and the Photography Club, she also entered the Science Fair. Excellence in her work makes Judy a fine choice for Literary Editor of THE ANCHOR. Interested in X-ray technology, she intends to continue in this field of study. l GCN ' . ILKK . S: Ei I .t .lk we QI J .1 V a nfl' Qt 1. DOLORES MAY LEVANDER Dolores. an eager tonversationalist, has enthusiasm and willingness to work. ln her tirst year at S. K. she was on The RLBEL Stan. and in both her freshman and sophomore years Dolores sang in the Glee Club. She also finds time to belong to Erenth Club. Dramatics Club, and the Literary Stari of THE ANCHOR. One of her favorite pastimes is swimming. With characteristic ambition and industry, Do- lores has followed the college course for four years and plans to enroll at the Uni- yersity of Texas. Rv X v ,X MN KK X ' ' , 1' . li 5' , ,fly 1,-if 'f A LIBERA MARIE ANN LU I ANO Libby. one of the most active members of the class, was selected Editor of THE ANCHOR. For the past three years she has been an energetic cheerleader and is now co-captain of the varsity squad. Dur- ing her junior year Libby was president of the French Club and a member of S. K. Pades, junior Prom, and Halloween jam- boree committees. Her willingness to as- sist when help is needed is reason for her great popularity with the entire student body. Food Sale and Senior Dance com- mittees are only two of the activities on her agenda for this year. Her indefatigability n LW, 4 kip ' i and drive will make Libby a success in ,whatever she does. s , 61414, ' ws ffgiff :ifff,ac.fw-4'ff'f.ff-f ,WUARTHUR LEWIS MALENFANT Arthur's quiet, friendly, and courteous manner mark him as a gentleman. Besides attaining a high scholastic record, he works part time at a local drug store. Arthur's principal interests revolve around chemis- try, and in his junior year he was chosen a member of the chem team. Underclass Editor on THE ANCHOR, he also enjoys outdoor activities, especially salt-water fish- ing. His capacity for hard work and his cooperative personality will contribute to his success in the held of science. . 1 - 1 . A - ff , K7 X 1 - .f L,74,1d14y' kia! fi7,',1,,-,,Qfg, I 4,4 ff fmzfgf WILLIAM JOHN MATSON, III Bill. a tall, carefree, friendly fellow, is an active hot rod fan at S. K. Holding a part time job and running errands from the office keep him very busy, yet he man- ages his studies in the general course. An avid stock car enthusiast, Bill spends much of his spare time at the car races. His good disposition and jovial nature have won him many friends at S. K. Bill always has time to do something for someone. . if 1 J JOYCE ELIZABETH MCCULLOUGH -loyte is an attractive blonde with plenty of pep. Her enthusiasm is especially appreciated. tor she has been a cheerleader for four years. At our junior Prom Joyce was one of the charming members of the Queens Court. Although she is interested in all sports, her favorite forms of recrea- tion intlude horseback riding, roller-skat- ing. and dancing. She is a member of the Literary Staff ol THE ANCHOR. Though she ls a general course student. Joyce has elected several courses in home economics, for she is adept at fashion design. Her friendliness and her ability to make con- versation have contributed to her popu- larity. ,ply wg Qt M lgl i M 1 1 s ' Riley fr Jil 'J li ' A I 'I W! we I Pa tk , 2 gif, JL.,- ff 1-1f ,jfi-' ' , si A -. I. si 'Al ' FT- ' A In I re-'Qk .ii 'Z x 1 fffwwxl 1 RONALD JAMES MCNALLY Ron's quiet, pleasant manner has won him many friends at S. K. Easy going and genial. this well-dressed gentleman is both capable and efficient. Sports of any kind are Ron's hobbies whether he is a spectator or a participant. He played baseball and basketball in his freshman year and in each of the following years was a member of S. Kfs basketball and golf teams. Besides school activities. Ron enioys fishing. A good student and a good sport. Ron is a capable and dependable classmate. ANTHONY LOUIS MONAHAN Tony is our business manager deluxe. For four years he has assisted Mr. Wright in selling tickets, collecting tickets, and di- recting and managing many of our busi- ness affairs. His preparation has come from his excellent training in the commercial course. Tony played basketball for two years. He enioys other sports such as swimming and handball, He is president of the Retail Selling Club. a position for which he is especially suited. Tony was m ist helpful at the senior Welctnme Dance and has cooperated on every class activity, One of our best known and most popular classmates, Tony is efficient, conscientious, and dependable. He plans to enter the Navy after graduation. VINCENT CHARLES NIGRELLI Yin has a knack for making frienclsi He has an agreeable personality - amiable and pleasant. His clever wit combined with capabilities as a student make him popular with everyone, His interests are widespread and varied, basketball, football, tennis. and spear fishing claim his atten- tion in the field of sports. In his junior year he was treasurer of the French Club and a member of the Chess Club. He has also participated in Glee Club. A well- rounded personality, Vin plans to complete his education in the field of marine biology. XVALTER MENDENHALL NOBLE XY'alter is one of the serious students of our class. but his earnestness does not detract from his popularity, Math and physics are the fields in which he special- izes. In his junior year he was a member of the Chess Club. He excels in tennis, his major sporting recreation. Walter's spare moments are spent listening to classical and popular music. Deliberate in manner and moderate in speech, Walter has the ambition and initiative to pursue his ob- jectives. ROSALIND SHIRLEY NORTHUP Rosie, one of the liveliest members of our class, is a gifted singer whose lovely voice we have enjoyed so often. During her freshman year she won second prize at the S. K. Pades, and during her sopho- more year she won first prize for her beau- tiful solo, Singing is Rosie's main ambi- tion. and she hopes to make it her career. Rosie was a cheerleader for three years. Besides holding a part time job at a local store, Rosie finds time to share her enthu- siasm with us at all the games. Gracious and poised, Rosie will make others happy. -I 4. eff .. 1 ,f I A V, uf j. X giurvnf CYNTHIA ELIDA NYE Cynthia is one of our enthusiastic eques- trians, having competed in many horse shows. For four years she has been active in the Baton Corps. Cyd enjoys swimming and skating and attends many S. K. sport- ing events, Lively and self-assured, she has the qualities that make her a worthwhile friend. 1 I 1 -e7.,4,4-17, jj--ff! -fx KENNETH RILEY PERKINS Kenny, tall, blond, and neat, is a favor- ite of everyone. We appreciate his fine sense of humor and his sparkling wit. In the class room Kenny is quiet and rather retiring, but on the football field he is an aggressive, hard fighting halfback and line- backer who has contributed to S. Kfs steadily improving football record, During his freshman and sophomore years Kenny played basketball and during his junior year he played outfield on the baseball team and was a valuable pinch-hitter. Kenny has shown good sportsmanship in all his activities. Besides belonging to the Chess Club, Kenny likes to hunt and fish. JOHN PATRICK JOSEPH QUIGLEY John, sharp witted and friendly, keeps all of his classes in delightful suspense as he carries on an animated debate with teacher or fellow student. A lover of the out of-doors, John enjoys hunting and fishing. Although he has a part time job, he maintains excellent grades in all of his school work, John wishes to continue his education in engineering and we know that with his determination, perseverance, and friendly attitude he will go far in this XYZQWLLJ f field. ARTHUR LINCOLN QUIRK, JR. Quiet and unassuming, Artie has been our class president for two years. He is an excellent student as well as an outstanding athlete. Art was the first sophomore and the youngest pitcher in the history of school boy athletics to be selected for the All-State Team, he has been elected to this team for two years, With his busy schedule he has had time to be a member of the French Club, win a first grant in the 1954 Science Fair, serve as chairman of the Snowball Dance in 195-3 for the bene- fit of the March of Dimes, and assume the duties of Co-Editor of THE ANCHOR. For three years Artie has played basket- ball and has been co-captain of the team for two years, ln his sophomore year he played football. Artie's shy grin, sincerity, and well developed personality make him the most outstanding member of our classg Art is respected by everyone. fiqbflffeeffli vjt If I J 11,1111 CAROLYN LEE REDMOND Carolyn, loyal and considerate, has a cheerful disposition and neat appearance. Some of Carolyn's favorite sports are roller- skating and dancing, Through her years at S. K. she has been a commercial student and was active in the Girls' Glee Club during her freshman year. Carolyn works part time in a business office and hopes to continue after graduation. fo ,ir f Ji iff! DOROTHY LEONA REELS Dotty, who has an ear for all types of music from Beethoven to bop, is always smiling and gay, just bubbling over with pep. A member of the Glee Club for four years, Dotty is talented both as a singer and as a pianist. She has a natural Hair for dramatics as was proved by her hilarious act at the S. K. Pades. In her junior year she was active on The REBEL Staff. Be- sides holding a part time job, Dotty finds time to develop her skill in sewing. Dotty plans to enter the Women's Air Force after graduation. PATRICIA ANNE SMITH CHARLES JOHN SABUKEWICZ Hot, sweet notes blew from the trumpet as we gathered around and cheered for more. Yes, Charlie was the center of the jam session during the lunch period in the old assembly hall. Our talented classmate has appeared on television although we had earlier recognized his ability at our S. K. Pades where he was asked for encore after encore. Because of his artistic ability Charlie was chosen Art Editor of THE ANCHOR. Among his hobbies are danc- ing, golf, and skiing. Charlie's quiet, keen humor will continue to make him popular with everyone. NMI 'YV if Pat, who has a keen sense of humor and an infectious laugh, has been the life of many lunch periods and club meetings. A master of pantomime, Pat often has amused us with her adept imitarions of teachers and classmates. We shall always remember the pantomime Riding in a Model T Ford which she did with Dotty Reels in the '54 S. K. Pades. Besides taking part in many outdoor camping activities, Pat has belonged to French Club, Dramatics Club, Girls' Chorus, The REBEL Staff, and THE ANCHOR Staff. ROBERT WILSON SMITH Bob's interests include many sports such as football, basketball, baseball, and ice hockey. He played football in his fresh- man year and baseball in both the fresh- man and sophomore years. He is also in- terested in hunting and fishing. Bob is co-treasurer of the Retail Selling Class and was a member of the Senior Dance com- mittee. During the summer Bob worked as assistant manager at a beach club. Bob, one of our well-dressed classmates, is friendly, cooperative, and amiable. ww PETER EDSON SPRAGUE In his senior year Pete transferred from Staples High in Westport, Connecticut, to augment our ranks of ambitious boys. Fish- ing is his hobby, and his enthusiasm for this sport is undiminished by his daily work at the Co-op at Pt. Judith. Quiet and agreeable, Peter works hard and plans to enter the Navy after graduation. f j i ,Pi 1 t .7 A wr! 11 1 ' JOYCE ELAINE STANLEY Jiiyte, Une ul the quieter students nt Hur ilass. has extelled in the tiimmereial held She spends her leisure time listening to reeiirds and in pertetting her talents in elf-iking. A member nt the Typing and the Literary Staris nt THE ANCHOR. she is birth conscientious and etiieient. She has alsn been uri The REBEL Starr. After graduat- in: she plans a career as a setretary. We are sure that her pleasing smile. her capa- bilities. and her gracious manners will iri- spire cunndence. Y ANN ROBINSON STEDMAN Good-natured Ann has been viee-presi- dent ul nur elass for IXMJ years. Enthusiastic and energetie. Ann is en-eaptain of the var- sity eheerleaders. An iiutstanding member ur our class. she has served on all com- mzttees and is llz-tnry Editor uf THE ANCHOR. ller interests include tennis. skating, swimming. and hiirsebaek riding. After graduation she plans to attend the university, maioring in home economics. RALPH RONALD GAGNON STEFANO Friendly, likable Ralph was our clever M. C. at nur 195-1 S. K. Pades and enn- tributed much to making the show a sue- eess. A general course student. Ralph has been a three year member of the Future Farmers of America and treasurer of that group in his iuniur year. lle has also been an attiye and eilicient member of The REBEL Staff for two years. Ralplfs ver- satility is shown by his varied activities whieh include rollerrskating and an interest in stage work. His qualities ni helpfulness and friendliness will long be remembered. JAMES EDWARD JOHN SXVEET Jimmie. one of the red-heads in nur elass, is genial and capable. He has entered the Stienee Eafr for three years. lneluded in his hobbies are XY'nrld Stouting and statnp eulleeting. The diversity uf his in- terests is emphasized by his partitipatiwn in the lirenth Club. the Chess Club. and the Dianiatits C.lub During his senmr year he served as xitespresident ul this gruup. lietause nt his treatise ability and artistte talents, Jim xxas an extellent thiiite as Candids lzditor of Tllll ANCHOR. , s 6? 'if' 'Mid rL'1IM,4fs4f X LRNAI. BEINJAMIIN IIBHI I 5 life. -int tit nur likable. shy seniiirs. has ie eri I s Dunn: his seniiir year he played guard un the sarsity liiiitball teain where his spiirts- inaniike tundutt tiiinpletnented his rugged ibilrx inl deterrnitiitiifn tii vrin. During his runi-ir year ylwe serxed .is site-president it the liutute luarmers -if Arlltriea Cours teiius and dependable. Jfre has the guild na- ture an.: the prattital attitude that hase made him one nt the handy, unite Hetrand INJXN ,lives wurside interests inelude his tiashy tar and his part time yuh. ,fx .f .,,f. , , ll nllll' 11111 . , . I f .' sTf'.fLu.' PAUL JOHN VOYER XVith his personaliry and good-natured ways. Paul is liked by all his classmates. He has played baseball for four years and is known as one of the finest fielding third basemen in the league. He also played bas- ketball as a sophomore, and he has been a member of the Chess Club. His coopera- tive spirit is shown by the uork he did as a member of the Halloween Dance and the S. K. Pades committees. A part time job in one of the downtown stores also keeps Paul busy, but he still finds time for his hobbiesfhunting and hshing. A good sport who has contributed to the success of our school team, Paul has shown us that de- termination and a sense of fair play are a F winning pair. , 72, . . fp -7 ' -mf ,aaa ELIZABETH CLARKE WATSON Elizabeth's captivating smile and charm- ing personality delight the whole senior class. Attractive and affectionate, she is one of the popular girls in the school. Home- making, skating, horseback riding, and music are just a few of Liz's hobbies. Tak- ing an active interest in school affairs, she was a member of the S. K. Pades commit- tee, the junior Prom committee, and the Literary Staff of THE ANCHOR. Talented, good-natured, and ambitious, Elizabeth will haveva promising fufure. V DAM ,fi 33 Jflf? Ilskfnfcffwzf . l CAROLYN MARY WHALEY Carolyn, a self assured girl with plenty of pep, will be remembered for her pleas- ant manner and the merry twinkle of her blue eyes. Her lovely voice has made Caro- lyn a valuable member of the Glee Club, and she has sung for us at the S. K. Pades. A baton twirler for three years, Carolyn was chosen Maiorette of the Baton Corps during her senior year. A member of the Literary Staff of THE ANCHOR, Carolyn still finds time for her hobbies which in- clude swimming, dancing, horseback rid- ing, and movies. ELIZABETH ANN WHALEY A fascinating brunette, Elizabeth has dark blue eyes and naturally curly hair. She was an attendant in the Queen's Court at the junior Prom. She has been a member of the Girls' Glee Club and has participated in many school activities. Interested in sports, she enjoys music and dancing. Eli- zabeth is one of our many commercial students who have found time to specialize in home economics. Her sunny disposition and her friendly mien have attracted and delighted her classmates. HARRY ROWLAND WHALEY. JR. Harry is one of the witty members of our class, but we have to know him to appreciate his subtle sense of humor. A conscientious student, Harry was a member of the chemistry team in his junior year. Although golf is his favorite sport, Harry never fails to attend all of South Kings- town's games. He has belonged to French Club and has participated in our class affairs. Full of fun but thorough in all his work, Harry is a very capable and in- dustrious classmate. 1 XT' 1 II 4- 'I V? fs P 2,9 ALFRED WHEELER WILSON Pete, a blond, good-looking senior, is an affable gentleman. At Phillips Exeter Academy, he took part in soccer and wrestling, besides working in the library. His hobbies include ice skating and other out-of-doors sports. He enjoys listening to both classical and popular music. Gifted and poised, Pete is capable of outstanding success. CHARLES HORACE KNOWLES Although one of the quieter members of the senior class, Charlie has acquired many friends during his four years. For the past three years he has majored in the com- mercial course. Retiring and reserved, Charlie has the ability and the persever- ance to accomplish what he determines to do. S0 LONG, SOUTH KINGSTOWN We were nervous little freshmen When first we heard the rules: The do's and don'ts the teachers gave Along with books and tools. As sophomores we knew the way And tried to do our best, But more than once we almost failed To pass that history test. Our junior year was better: We were upper classmen now, Our marks, too, were improving - lt was easier somehow. As we approached our senior year, We found that this was true: Soon we'd have to say good-bye To many friends we knew. REMEMBER Remember the fun and the laughter, Greeting each class and each friend? Remember the homework and studies, The tests that never would end? Remember the days we planned the dances? Remember those basketball games, The times that we went to the parties, The athletes who brought us fame? How can we ever forget them - These joys and these pleasures we've known! The teachers who carefully taught us, The effort and the guidance they've shown! They will stay in our hearts forever -- Long after we leave S.K.g Thank you for all you have taught us, For here we have found the way. As graduation time grew near, We thought of times gone by, Of friends and many memories That would never really die. We never shall forget the fun We'x'e had at S. K. High, We say So Long to all of you, So Long - but not goodbye. Kaye Corbett Kaye Corbett 9233308 4553 X Y HISTORY of the CLASS of 1955 FRESHMAN YEAR 1951 1952 And then the whrmng school boy with .rachel and :hm :ng mornmg face Shakespeare September 8 marked an Important date m the hrstory of the class of 1955 for on thrs day 106 freshmen were en rolled at South Ktngstown Hrgh School Mr James D Wnght our prmctpal welcomed us to our school and wtth the fnendlmess and smcertty that have endeared htm to us he explamed the opportunmes that were ahead of us New courses new subyects new teachers and new frtends fllled our busy days We were honored at a Welcome Party sponsored by the South Ktngstown Hrgh School Alumnt Assocratxon Mary Eleanor Krotky was crowned Mrss Freshman We qunckly adyusted to our darly routxne but football oon clarmed our attentnon Bob Boss Al Ferraro and Augie Apncerno represented our class nn thts sport ln early December candtdates for basketball began darly practnce These nncluded Augne Aprcerno Dom Calntrr Tony Monahan Al Ferraro Ronny McNally and Ken Perktns Augne Aplcerno was chosen to play on the varsxty basket ball team and won honorable mentton rn the Provtdence Journal Bulletm selectxons It was durmg thns year that SK s capable team won the Class C Champronshrp Bus loads of enthusxastrc supporters traveled to Marvel Gym at Brown Unrverslty for the state playoffs Lnbby Lucxano Rosalmd Northup Joanne Atterldge and Joyce McCullough were chosen J V cheerleaders The Drum and Bugle Corps clatmed Harry Caldwell and Donald Bxrch The class officers rn our freshman year were Presndent Augustxne Apxcerno V1cePresndent Janxce Puccx Treasurer John Beatrrce Margaret Brownmg Curtxs Gates and Darryl Clark won grants at the Scnence Farr Many of our classmates partrcrpated rn the other phases of school lxfe such as Glee Club the Rebel and the SK Pades Sprmg marked the openmg of the baseball season Re re sentauves from our class mcluded Ronald McNally AI rt Ferraro Paul Voyer and John Beatrrce SOPHOMORE YEAR 1952 1953 My never failing fnendr are they Wrth whom I conterfe day hy day R Southey In our second year we had the confidence of upper class men but our enthusxasm for South Kmgstown Hxgh was undnmmnshed At the openmg of school we were eager to greet old acquamtances and meet new frtends Wtth char acterzstnc zeal we attacked our studxes and began to plan our socxal program In November we selected our class ofhcers Presldent Augusttne Apxcerno V1cePres1dent Sarah Brnggs Secretary Anna Calxtrx Treasurer John Beatrxce Once agam from out class we had many candndates for sports We were represnted m football by Ray Carr Augxe Apncerno Bob Boss and Al Ferraro Sophomores partlcxpatxng ln varstty basketball were Dom Calntn Artxe Qutrk and Augie Apxcerno Thrs year our team was runner up nn the Class C league The J V team claxmed John Beatrxce Domemc Calntn Tony Monahan Albert Ferraro Ronny McNally Ray Carr Paul Voyer and Kenny Petkms Dom was chosen captam The gms basketball team boasted Dtanne Baur and Sherla Carroll JV cheerleaders from our class were Joanne Attendge Lxbby Lucrano and Joyce McCullough wnth Lrbby as co captaxn The Baton Corps gamed new members when Sarah Bnggs Harrnet Babcock Anne Marte Barbera Marte Car rnere and Carolyn Whaley potned the group Durmg thxs year our baseball team won the Southern Dxvrsxon Champronshtp and the State Baseball Champxon shxp txtle wrth Artte Qulrk Ray Carr Bob Boss and Paul Voyer partncrpatnng The Journal Bulletm All Interscholasttc League Baseball Selections for 1953 tncluded Arthur Quxrk Arne was the youngest ttcher ever to be chosen Honor able mentxon went to Bo Boss and Ray Carr Several members of the class entered the Sctence Farr and grants were won by Margaret Brownmg Curtrs Gates and Ame Qutrk Once agam we partrcxpated tn the S K Pades the F FA French Club and Glee Club John Beatnce and Ronny McNally were members of the golf team JUNIOR YEAR 1953 1954 'The day: of our youth are the day: of our glory George Gordon Byron September 1953 marked the begmnmg of one of the most eventful years m our class hnstory Those chosen to gutde us through the year were Presrdent Arthur Quxrk V1cePres1dent Ann Stedman Treasurer John Beatrrce On October 28 1953 we sponsored a Halloween Dance the Harvest Jamboree at Fagans Hall Thxs dance under the capable leadershxp of Domemc Calrtrr was a brg suc cess Hrs commnttee was made up of Jean Carr Elnzabeth Watson Lrbby Lucnano Sandra Barnett Joyce McCullough Paul Voyer Ray Carr and Bob Anderson Ann Stedman was chosen as a varsrty cheerleader The JV cheerleaders Included Lxbera Lucxano Joan Goodwrn Joyce McCullough Valerxe Countway Sherla Carroll and Joanne Attendge wnth Lrbby as leader of the group The yunlor gtrls on the Baton Corps were Carolyn Whaley Harriet Babcock Marte Carrlere Cynthia Nye Sarah Bnggs Anne Marne Barbera We were well represented on the football fleld by Dom Calntrl Al Ferraro Ray Carr Harry Caldwell and Bob Boss The varsnty basketball team clatmed Augxe Aptcerno Artxe Qunrk Dom Calrtrt Al Ferraro and Ray Carr wrth Artxe Dom and Augie as co captams The annual SK Pades was held on March 16 1954 wlth Domemc Calrtrr as chanrman and Ralph Stefano as Master of Ceremomes The SK Pades commtttee mcluded Ray Carr Paul Voyer Elnzabeth Watson Bob Anderson Clanre James Libby Luciano and Ann Stedman Late nn March we had a very successful food sale under the leadershlp of Robert Anderson One of the hnghlrghts of the year came nn March lt was the arnval of our school rmgs for whrch we had long walted In the sprung the chemnstry team represented our school rn the annual contest at the Unlversrty of Rhode Island Valetxe Countway Harry Whaley and Arthur Malenfant were the members 1 1 ,F I I I W , . - . 1 1 ' fl, . . . 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I I l I , , I nl l X X-l ' I l , 'fr- This year our class was well represented in various school activities Libby Luciano was president of the French Club with Vin Nrgrelli as treasurer The F F A claimed many puniors attention with Norman Champlxn as president Joe Tibbits as vice president Joe Grillo as secretary and Ralph Stefano as treasurer Joe Tibbits entered a tractor contest and won second prxze Winners in the Science Farr were Margaret Browning David Brown Jimmie Sweet Curtis Gates Judith Knowles and Arthur Quirk Betty Jane Gardner and Harriet Babcock attended the annual Girls State conference in Provrdence Jimmie Sweet was chosen kxng of the Mardi Gras sponsored by the French Club On May 22 the Junior Prom was held at the Carlton Hotel Robert Anderson was chairman with a committee including Domemc Calrtrr Libby Luciano Jean Carr Caro lyn Whaley and Elnzabeth Watson Danny Miller played the theme Moonlight Serenade as Valerie Countway was crowned queen by Frances Gilgun last years queen Anna Calttri Joan Goodwin Sheila Carroll Elizabeth Whaley Carolyn Whaley and Joyce McCullough were the queens attendants The golf team this year had Harry Whaley and Ronny McNally as members This year we again won the Southern Drvnsron Cham pionshlp in baseball Our utle winning team included Artie Quirk John Beatrice Ken Perkms Bob Boss Ray Carr and Paul Voyer Arthur Quirk was chosen as pitcher and out fielder on the Journal Bulletin All State Team SENIOR YEAR 1954-1955 There thoughts mrpne my youthful mmd To he the greatest of mankind Dqwd Everett As we approached this our last year at South Kingstown our hearts were filled with tender memorxes of the three years past When we left the old high school last spring we were uncertam how lxfe would be in the new modern school The old school had a warm friendly air and we hoped that thxngs would not change Our fears were groundless for we have learned to love the new school and the opportunitres xt affords us Smce then the weeks and months have flown by Into our last year we have man aged to cram as much activity as possible Our class officers are Presrdent Arthur Quirk Vice President Ann Stedman Secretary Anna Calitrr Treasurer John Beatrice Early rn the year the varsity cheerleaders chose Ann Sted man and Libera Luciano as thelr co captams Carolyn Whaley and Anne Marie Barbera were chosen Baton Malorette and Drum Mayorette respectively Our first social function rn the new school was a Wel come Dance which was a great success Valerie Countway and Domemc Calitri were co chairman of this affair The ANCHOR staff was chosen with Llbera Luciano as Edrtor in Chief and Arthur Qurrk as Co Edxtor in Chref In November we had a food sale with Bob Anderson as charrman Ann Stedman and Sheila Carroll were delegates to the second Rhode Island Teen Age TIHEIC Safety Conference rn Providence This year s football squad included Bob Boss Harry Cald well Joe Trbbrts Albert Ferraro Ray Carr Domemc Cali tri and Ken Perkins with Bob Harry Ray and Albert as co captams in This year for the first time the Bill Tully Trophy was awarded to the winner of the North South football game This annual event was played at Meade Field at the Uni versity and featured a marchrng drill by the NK Band and a demonstration by Souths Baton Corps The game was a thriller and ended with South Krngstowns triumph over their traditional rival 6 to 4 The trophy was presented to the winning team by Mr William Tully and Mr Fred Wolf Parties dances school activities of all kmds kept us busy during these senror days Basketball soon became our num ber one interest The team placed third in Class C league The varsity regulars were Artie Qurrk Augie Aprcerno Dom Calitri and Ray Carr Other members of the squad werle Al Ferraro John Beatrxce Ronny McNally and Kenny Per ms Artie Quirk and Curtis Gates particrpated in the West mghouse Scrence Talent Search Libby Lucrano won the UN essay contest sponsored by the League of Women Voters In the annual Daughters of the American Revolu tion competition Libby was chosen as the representative from our school Joe Grillo won the essay contest spon sored by the Rhode Island Wild Life Federation A Valentine dance drrected by the seniors was held rn the school cafeteria which had been attractively decorated in the holrday theme Tony Monahan and Joan Goodwin were the chairmen of this affair They were assrsted by Jim Sweet Joyce McCullough Vincent Nigrelli Paul Voyer and Bob Smith At the Alumni Mardi Gras Artie Quirk and Valerie Countway were crowned king and queen by the popular radio and television star, Johnny King A successful food sale was the result of the cooperative efforts of Jean Carr Augie Apicerno Joanne Atterrdge Pat Smrth Sheila Carroll and Lauretta Goodwm In mrdwrnter the Student Council was organized Artie Quirk was the overwhelming choice of the student body to drrect thas new group As president he demonstrated his ability as a leader The senior delegates to the student coun crl were Harry Caldwell Robert Smith Raymond Carr and our class officers Ann Stedman Anna Calitrr and John Beatrice As the 1955 ANCHOR goes to press we anticipate a successful baseball season Coached by Mr Keaney the team boasts many veteran players headed by our All State pitch er Artie Quirk and backed up by the excellent playing of Paul Voyer Bob Boss Ken Perkins Ray Carr John Bea trrce and Joe Tibbits Our hearts and mtnds are directed toward Commence ment Week and its whrrl of actnvmes The senior banquet the senior dance the class prcnic the arrival of The AN CHOR caps and gowns and the Commencement Ball all these are the fascinating events that will mark the end of our high school career But the goal for which we have been working for four years is graduatnon when all our hopes and dreams and those of our dear parents and our teachers will be realized For some of us this Commence ment wrll mark but one more milestone in educational pursuits For many of us this day will conclude our formal education and we take our posrtions rn the business world or in the service of our country We conclude our final chapter of the history of the class of 1955 with an expression of grateful appreciation to all who have helped us attain our goal We are honored to be the first senior class to attend classes rn this new building Our experiences accomplishments and friendshxps have been rich and rewarding we hope that this record will pre serve the sprrit of those occasions and associations Q l 1 ' , . 1 ' 1 . . . ' , . 1 ' . . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . 1 1 . 1 1 . , I . . . . , , , 1 1 1 ' . . . . . . Y ' . . . . 4. 1 11 . 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' . 1 1 , 1 1 . ' , . . . 1 S . 1 1 1 1 1 - - - ' - 1 1 1 1 ,, . . . Q - . ,, . - - 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . , , . - , . . . - , . . . 1 1 1 , . . . 1 1 . 1 . . , . . , ' ' . . 1 - ....,...,.,... .. ............,.., , , , , . ..... ..,........ , , ....... 1 - . - . , . . . - . ' , Y , 1 1 1 1 , , . . 1 7 - . . . 1 ' ' ' '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' . ' ' , . , . , 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 44 A !f N 40 HALL OF FAME als ' joseph Grillo Xwinner of Conservation Essay Contest I v I .. II ,, 7 I FN THE CLASS OF 1956 john Adams Regina Alman joseph Angrisani Leslie Bean john Beck Viola Bonin Charles Boss Aaron Briggs Ethel Briggs Dolores Calitri Virginia Calitri Domenic Capalbo Raymond Carr Clyde Cartwright Paul Caswell Walter Caswell Wendell Chappell Carol Christensen Carolyn Christopher Margaret Christofaro joseph Clark Marjorie Collins Carole Corbett Bliss Crandall Gertrude Crossley joan DeGannett Deanna Diliiasio Robert Ely Audrey Frenth Ida Gardiner Brute Gardner Donna Gilberr john Gilgun Righard Goodwin jane Gough Theresa Grandpre Carol Haggarty Elin Hannigan Barbara Hazard Phillip Hofford janice Holland William Holland Sandra Hopkins janice Home Ronald joyal Kay Kaine Rosemary Kearns Celia Kenyon jean Kenyon Sharon Kitchin Betty Knowles Leon Knudsen janice l.aPlante Alice LaRiviere joan Lenzner Everett Lewis Carol Lovejoy Roberta Lynch Helen Lyons Clliriord Malenfanr Thomas Martin Anna Mattera Dale Mtflullough Robert Mitnhell Barbara Neronha Barbara Norman Beverly Norman Valerie Northup Walter Novak Graham Nye janet Olson Marsha Palmisano Sondra Paul judith Pelton Vincent Pouliot Carolyn Pucella joanne Randall james Reed Marie Robertson Donald Robinson janite Robinson Roy Robinson Carol Rogers liugene Saunders Rita Saunders judith Schaeffer Robert Smith jane Snyder Dennis Stediord Peter Stewart Andree St. Germain Geneva Tallman Ronald Tourgee joan Tunker Maurite Tutker Vivian Whitney Allred Xlililkinsori Nanty NX'oratth David Wright XVilliam W'right THE OFFICERS President William Holland Vice-President Kay Kaine Secretary Audrey French Treasurer Ronald Tourgee ff' if 'N O O XC? 5 V.. I 'f HOME ROOM TEACHERS Mr. LeMaire, Mrs. Heath, Miss Reid, Mrs. Geissler THE OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ALA ci Herman Brewster Barbara Gould Susan Beck Robert Fagan HOME ROOM TEACHERS Miss Linton, Mrs. Stauffer, Mr. Richardson, Miss Walkup, Mr. McCaughey. ,J THE CLASS OF 1957 Janet Abjohnson Glenn Abrahamson Leon Aldrich Robert Allen William Allen Monte Alman Claire Andrew Anne Angrisani Louise Babcock Austin Ballou Lucy Bapties Judith Barnett Marbeth Barton Richard Baylis Joseph Beatrice Susan Beck Shirley Beresford Linda Bickford Nancy Blackmar Richard Bolster Roger Bond Herman Brewster Susan Brison Nancy Brown Russell Brown James Browning John Cameron Grace Capobianco Thomas Capobianco Herman Card Sandra Carpenter Mary-Frances Caswell Conrad Chappell Mary Chappell Eileen Church Laurence Chute Barbara Cinquegrana Charles Cinquegrana James Cook Barbara Cora Lois Countway Lawrence Cuppels Joan Dannor Peter Davis Antonio DeCubellis Kenneth DeWardener June DiBiasio Patricia DiSalv0 Elizabeth Dobson Harrietta Eccleston Harry Ely Robert Fagan Salvatore Ferrare Joseph Frisella Orrin Fry James Gallo Doris Gardiner Forrest Gardiner Franklin Gardner Barbara Gould Stephen Gray Leila Grifhn Mary Grinnell Robert Groth Roberta Hassett Patricia Holland Henrietta Howard Evan Jones William Kaiser Patricia Kelly Ann Kenyon Judith Kenyon Dorothy King Mariorie Knight Muriel Knowles Paul Knowles George Kroener William LaPorte Lucretia Lawson Linda Leighton Jane Lyman Patricia Mageau Jean Maggio Joan Maggio Natalie Marsden Genevieve Martin Robert Martin Richard Matthews Patricia McKay Donald McNulty Grace Monahan Margaret Neronha Diane Nichols Angela Nunez Erin O'Brien Robert Onosko LuJeanne Osborne William Oster Jean Palmer LeRoy Palmer Jane Paquin Jack Pearce Judith Pease Marcella Pellerin David Perkins Dorcas Perry Elizabeth Perry Joyce Pierson John Phillips Carol Reels Donald Reels Thomas Reels Sylvia Reynolds Noel Ridge John Roberts Janice Rose Judith Rose John Rousseau Joseph Sabins Magdalen Sciola Barbara Seymour Howard Sherman Robert Shiels Barbara Shilling June Silvia Barry Sloat Jeanette Smith Shirley Smith Louis Southland Robert Souza Ellsworth Stanton Sam Stedman Henry Taber Barbara Taylor Ronald Thum Wendell Thomas Diana Tootell Patricia Webster Kenneth Welch Jeanne Whaley John Wilson Tracy Wilson Walter Wojcik George Woodmansee Sandra Wright Albert Yemma Elizabeth Young 3rd row: 2nd row: lst row : Std row: 2nd row: lst row: Q1 A A Lf naw., Kin -133.5130 R. Brown, L. Cuppels, C. Chappell, j. Roberts, D. McNulty, E. jones, J. Cameron T, Wilstun, J. Sabins, L. Aldrich. A. Angrisani, S. Reynolds, L. Bapties, B. Seymour, P. Kelly, H. Eccleston, j. Rose M. Grinnell, D. Perry, E. Perry, S. Beresford. L. Leighton, D. King, S. Carpenter, 1. Barnett, L. Bickford, S. Martella, D. Gardi ner, L. Babcock, A. Kenyon, J. Pierson, S. Brison, 1. Paquin. THE SOPHOMORES R. Groth, S. Ferrare, -I. Cook, K. Welch, G. Kroener, H. Ely, 1. DeCuhellis. C. Cinquegrana, D. Reels, W. Thomas, O. Fry, A. Ballou, W. Wojcik, R. Onoslto E. Stanton, T. Capobianco. J. Dannor, B. Gould, C. Reels, J. Palmer, G. Martin, P. Holland, M. Pellerin, B Cota, C. Andrew, E. Church. KJ U fl..-el ff., ix N B Xxx. '17 -4 THE OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I' N Richard Dykstra Elizabeth Eccleston Mary Martella Farrell Stringer HOME ROOM TEACHERS Mrs. Webster, Miss Bristow, Mrs. Taber, Mr. Ladd. THE CLASS OF 1958 Alice Albro Robert Andrews Carol Arnold Joyce Aversa Donna Ballinger Doreen Ballinger Marilyn Barrington Norman Barker Carol Barnes Katherine Beatrice Linda Beauregard Richard Bender Janet Bentley Roland Boisclair Bonnie Brown Wayne Brown Peregrine Browning Robert Browning Barbara Bruss Benjamin Caldwell Benjamin Carpenter Patricia Carpenter Fred Carsten Paul Cieurzo Louis Clark Robert Collins Eugene Costanza Josephine Costanza Phyllis Crawford Everett Cronkshaw Alfred Culligan Pearl Davis Gail DeGannett Drusilla DeSal'-'o Paula DeSalvo Nancy DeWolf Pearl DeW0lf John DeBattista Richard Dykstra David Eastwood Elizabeth Eccleston Walter Eddy Barbara Edwards Leon Eldridge Carol Ely Charles Evans Marjorie Fayerweather Gail Flanagan Fern Flewelling Maurice Flewelling Alice Forbes Paul Fry Patricia Garlick Carey Gilbert John Goodwin John Gould Darlene Gulvin Daniel Hagelstein Joseph Harris Anne Hinman Kenneth Hoffman Joyce Holland Jeanette Hopkins Eleanor Huntley Judith Johnson Kenneth Johnson Susan Kerr Irving King Albert Kinnecom Carol Kogut Linda Krus George Ladd Lynne LaMarche Eugene LaRiviere Mary Lepore Barbara Lillibridge Betty Lucier Hildur Ludvigsen Audrey Madison Kenneth Mars Charles Marsh Thomas Marsh Sandra Martella Linda Matson Marie Matuza Margaret McNulty Frances Monahan Doris Murray Fred Nichols Mary Northup Kathleen Nye Edward Ousley Marion Ousley Barbara Perkins Eugene Phelps Kenneth Pierson Mary Ponichtera Elaine Powers Linda Prescott Barbara Raitano Dorcas Raitano Franklin Redmond Donald Richmond Jane Roberts Elaine Robinson Frances Robinson Juanita Sebastian Coralie Shaw Laurence Shaw Emily Sherman Lorraine Sherman Sheila Sherman Michael Sigley Barbara Skuce Jon Smith Susan Spring Winona Stedford Judith Straight Robert Straight Farrell Stringer Ann Sullivan Robert Taber Carolyn TeHt Garry Thompson Katherine Tucker Nancy Tucker Kenneth Watson Judith W'hitford Christina Whiting Robert W'hiting Katherine W'ilcox Irving Wilkinson Eleanor Wilson David XVhaley Fred XX'haley THE Kenneth Andrew David Arnold Thomas Aversa Mary Babcock Beverly Bailey William Bapties David Bell Louise Bertsch Frances Blanchard Anita Boisclair Priscilla Briggs Anna Brison Gail Brown Robert Brown Margaret Browning Robert Burke Stephen Burke Roger Butler Peter Butson Carol Caffrey Michael Cain Edward Caswell Phyllis Caswell Caroline Clark Marilyn Clarke Carolyn Collins Dorina Cook janice Costanza Sandra Cottrell William Coulter Eleanor Cuppels Lois Dacier William DiBattista joseph DiBiasio joseph DiSalvo Thomas Doherty Richard Durfee Robert Eaton Thomas Egan CLASS OF I 959 Richard Evans Sandra Fayerweather William Fayerweather Edward Frisella Alfred Gardiner Christine Garrett Ronald Greene john Houston james jordan Marcia Kenyon Mary Ann Kerr Myrna Kissick Stephen La Corbiniere Patricia Lord Robert Maronpot Thomas Marsden Alene Martin Frances Matteson Ronald Matteson William Matteson Shirley Mason Susabelle McClay Sarah McGrath john McNulty john Meenan Caroline Montey Elizabeth Morancy Dennis Nilsson Catherine Northup james O'Hara Harold Ohsburg Barbara O'Neil Catherine Orr joAnn Orr Sheryl Palmatier Peter Palmisano Elaine Pollock john Powell Walter Prescott jacqueline Raleigh Dorcas Reed George Reels Geraldine Reels Lisbeth Reposa Howard Rice Phyllis Rice Susan Richmond jane Ring Richard Ring Patricia Robert Gloria Russell Ellen Sampson Robert Sampson Vincent Sebastian Newton Sherman Alfred Signorelli Beatrice Skuce joan Smith Eileen Stafford Eileen Stedman jane Stedman Patricia Stedman james Thomas Robert Thomas MaryAnn Tilton joan Tootell Sally Wakefield john Walker Beverly Walmsley Daniel Watson jeanette Wessel Meredith Whaley Caroline Williams Richard Williams Frederick Wilson Raymond Young THE CLASS OF 1960 Robert Aukerman Avis Babcock Elizabeth Baker Frank Barnett Alice Barnes Henry Bassett Charles Bechtold Parker Blanchard Wilfrid Gates Nancy Gilbert Thomas Gordon Stephen Gould Richard Gray Edward Hayes james Harvey Margaret Harvey SEVENTH GRADE HOME ROOM TEACHERS Mr. Russell, Mr. Cressy, Mrs. Kopp, Mrs. Hotford, Mrs. Faucher. julia Ohmes Donald Oster Elaine Patti Richard Paul Martha Pease Robert Peck judith Peckham David Pelton Q. -.. x la C9 t.. ...h - to 2 Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Whaley, Mrs. King, Miss Randall. l l .1-or EIGHTH GRADE HOME ROOM TEACHERS Elizabeth Blythe Silva Boisclair Richard Boldt Harris Boudreau Gail Brison Robert Brown Martha Browning Barbara Burbank Martha Burke Stella Butler Alphonse Caletri Alan Cameron Margaret Campbell joyce Capalbo Ethel Capobianco james Casey David Caswell joyce Champlin Elizabeth Christopher Margaret Christoph jean Cieurzo john Clark Carolyn Cobble Arlene Cook Laurette Cormier Vincent Costanza Margaret Coulter Allen Cressy Raymond Cronin Wayne Davis William Dawley Antimo DiBiasio Kathleen Doherty Michael Dutra judith Eastwood Malcolm Eaton Barbara Eccleston Michael Fayerweather Dale Fitzgerald William Fitzgerald Diane Fortin Lorraine Fortin Allen French Patricia Frisella Virginia Gadrow Mary Gagne Marie Garlick Sandra Harvey lola Hazard janet Hazard Richard Hazard Wallace Hazard Barry Holland David Holland Linda Holland john Holland Nancy Holley Marie Houde joan Howard Ellen Hull Barbaralee jackson Robert jenkins Carol johnson Catherine johnston Linda jordan Norman jordan Robert Kenyon james King Hazel King Linda Kingsley Nancy Knowles Lillian Lamphere Robert Latowski Cordelia LaRiviere jeannette LaRiviere Peter Lawson Barbara Lepore Ruth Ann Lepore Hugo Levander Marian Luba Solveig Ludvigsen Donald McClay james Mello Elizabeth Metz Catherine Michaud Eileen Michaud judith Moran Richard Monahan Robert Morrison Caroline Murray Stanley Murray Thomas Nestor james Newcomb Margaret Northup Earlene Phelps Neil Pierson Sandra Pierson Sylvia Pierson Stephanie Pitcher Catherine Potter Richard Pucella Agnes Raitano judith Reed Mary Reed Gilbert Reels Herbert Rice john Sherlock Susan Smart Brian Smith james Smith Nancy Smith Richard Smith Shelly Smith Margaret Snow Patricia Sprague Richard Stadnick Lorraine Stedman Roxana Stedman john Sweet Warner Sweet David Taylor joseph Theroux Gordon Thomas Gladys Tilley Donna Tucker Kay Tucker Robert Vallee David Vaughn Dennis Villandrie Clifford Walmsley Sandra Warner George Whaley john Webster Sandra Weeden Thomas Wheeler joseph Williams janet Wilson Ann Yemma Marie Young Donald Zinn GD 435 ts- . -E 3rd row: G. Nye, D. Brown, A. Apicerno, D. Capalbo, A. Briggs, R. Tourgee. 2nd row: D. McNulty, R. Brown. L. Cuppels, P. Davis, j. Browning, R. Robinson. lst row: P. Caswell, K. Perkins. H. Caldwell, R. Carr, A. Ferraro, R. Boss, V. Tibhits. fa I 1 ...L . Earl 2 is' ,,- f.. :t 11 1 z ' Coach Keaney The B111 Tully Trophy .-.amd-Bn. A ,Aan , VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Mr. Warner M. Keaney Assistant Coach Mr. Alan Butler 1954 SCHEDULE S. K. 0 Barrington 27 S. K. 0 Colt , .19 S. K. 51 Warren 7 S. K. 12 Pawtucket Voc. 7 S. K. 15 Burrillville 13 S. K. 28 North Providence O S. K. 7 Lockwood 14 S. K. 8 East Greenwich 0 S. K. 6 North Kingstown 4 Assistant Coach Butler Mgrs. Burke, Watson, Doherty, Caswell .. 4 ' :hai ., .-.Y -. 34410, iid! Hd ai .i 44 491 'FU-rl 42. fvf' Q ' FW' QQ 14-4 sig I7 xr' if f' l. Q A rg W7 Q., 'ily ' ,, a, A W3 J 8 k It v. AJ fm 6, ..VA xiw. 1 -,Q . rf! rl , L ff Q. aim -imdb... 'R 2-Q? 5 Nl, f-X X , .Sa South Kingstown Wraps Up 2nd Straight Title in Southern Division 1 .,..,,., x ' F 3rd row: Mr. Topazio, J. Beatrice, K. Perkins, A. Quirk, H. Fayerwearher, R. Boss, H. Taber. 2nd row: R. Carr, R. Robinson, H. Sherman, A. Briggs, 1. Browning, T. Wilson. lsr row: R. Shiels, J. Beatrice, S. Grey, R. Brown, P. Voyer. South Kingstown Nine Nips JOURNAL-BULLETIN RHODE ISLAND West Warwick, I-0 in Opener INTERSCHOLASTIC BASEBALL LEAGUE SELECTIONS FOR 1954 ALL-LEAGUE TEAM . . . Arthur Quirk . .Pitcher, Outfielder 2 Hn ALI.-SOUTHERN DIVISION TEAMS By Quirk First Team Position Aaron Briggs . , Catch Shut Arthur Quirk .. i ,Pitch S out Gerard Grandpre .Second Base Harold Fayerwearher i Left Field Arthur Quirk , . ..., .Center Field Thl'99'RUl'l Rally Third Team Position . Paul Voyer . Third Base In Beats Honorable Mention Westerly 6 5 Arthur Quirk . . First Base BASEBALL Coach Manager SCHEDULE Pre-Season S. K. 4 Pawtucket West S. K. 4 Aldrich S. K. 6 Stonington S. K. 6 Stonington Season S. K. l West Warwick S. K. ll East Greenwich S. K. 4 Lockwood S. K. O Coventry S. K. 5 Westerly S. K. ' Gorton 1954 Mr. Attilio A. Topazio S. K. S. K. S. K. S. K. S. K. S. K. S. K. S. K. S. K. S. K. S. K. 136 Coach, Artie, Paul, Bob Henry Taber North Kingstown West Vfarwick East Greenwich Lockwood Coventry Westerly Gorton North Kingstown PLAYOFFS Colt . Cranston Cranston -1 ,- yn! -. si, r 'av , Jag- Q , P . . 4 A ,IQ I rgggl, 11 .. . 1 M ,. A 1.1533-Fisk, 1 yy-nd 1 1-.r ' , ,H ' T . .' ' ,1 JA '. , ri' lf? f ,wa . .SW-' -K, I I 1 Znd row S Ferrare P Creurzo D McNulty P Davis C Evans 1. Frisella. SCHEDULE Cumberland .,..... Warren . . . Colt .C rr,r...,. Barrington ..... North Kingstown Coventry .e,...,t.,,.. East Greenwich Cumberland Warren , Colt ., ,. Barrington . , North Kingstown Coventry ., ., ., . East Greenwich f W lil 2 Se 1 N . 0, 5351 Q . I t :gg Sf' Qs? .1 . , f ixf a Q i 1 Q Q xy V L, gg 4 . i 4 b QV 93 1.-P X - i- 6 ll '34 1' Ai ' a v Ill sifeazfv . 3-gf' . f 1 1.4 'HQIQ ? 19 if xv L X I . 'V J, we ,rf ff 1 -2 I f ' ,Q K I Tl. E Aviva ff 1 XX! I 1 -A 1' ,fi - sf' if E 1: A A ' fl, 2 .M , J . 3 'E . .Mi W , 521' A-344 f 1 ngfllgg. -U W S2 ' .' grill X X I B 14 L Q4 f N - , 5 , Fx Ralph First Prize: L. Leighton, S. Martella. ard, D. Malgieri. S. K. PADES Third Prize: jane Snyder 2 N., l v X s 3 ind row: R. Anderson, D. Calitri, R. Carr, P. Voyer. THE COMMITTEE K , Q lst row: A. Stedman, L. Luciano, Iz. Watstmn, C. james, L. Lawson. P, DiSalvo, S. How- Sewnd Prize: Charlie Sabukewicz xvf ff If 6 C5 f all ,L4,.,,j fl iq If 1759? ,,, bs : ' Senior Entertainers: D, Reels and P Smith Senior Talent: Carolyn XVhaley t R' 'i Tl if V, gg QS, f n fxf ,fx f, r '-gum -nd l 1145A Y NW' if' ga, 5 fir? lah 4 if V,,.f X 1 2 The Queen - Valerie Countway uk A1 I A mg... J' 4 ' lk 7 . K J I gl . r , 1 f N A am M - 7 I ' y kin! 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Roberts, M. Flewelling, J Angrisani. UQ, V If 1 1'Wi' 'La3f'!1I , 'Wi .49 1: QP! ,J KL' up SE - r In ? ' if if- - V .- W. If Q' 3. fo' Vw.,,l I .15 .lv . 7? ae ,i 5'-'. '34 Znd row: A. Monahan, R. Smith, R. Boss, D. Calitri. lst row: B. Gardner, Mrs. StauHer, j. Champlin. THE RETAIL SELLING CLUB Advisor - Mrs. Sara E. Stauffer THE REBEL STAFF Advisor - Mr. Irving F. Wardle 2nd row: 1. Reed, P. Villandrie, K. Andrew, T. Wheeler, R. Peck, D. Levander, R. Stefano R. Anderson, Mr. Wardle, C. Corbett, G. Crossley, W. Prescott, T. Doherty, D Wright, R. Kenyon. lst row: J. Whitford, S. Sherman, L. Prescott, C. Kogut, P. DiSaIvo, E. Hannigan, K. Cor- bett, C. Bouchard, P. Smith, B. Seymour, N. Blackmar, S. Spring. .i v Q , 1 54- , 55 . f 1. 44 ' Q1 '1 .5 , .-FY V, 'k x. f, vc. Q.. is f qi, ., , ' ' N 'Y' .ma 'Q . Z ve r -1' . . ' if ., ' lug ,. .,, y r- V ff Q 4 I 6' 1 1 . . A ,X i 'A W- f Es. af , 22' 1 1 f ' fn. '7 ' V fm . I I 1 ji . , , ,I ' Vhvl ,, Z, ' 1. 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