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

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'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

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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

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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.