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

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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.

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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.