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

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1, -v--vu-.aiu 'FOV fini .V ,V 'fist ANITA M. DUFAULT Serious and helpful Anita came to our school in her freshman year from Burriville. Anita participated in the S.K. Pades both in her sophomore and junior years, helped on several dance committees, including the Junior Prom, and served on the Literary Staff of the ANCHOR. ln her freshman year she represented her homeroom on the Student Council. Among her many hobbies are cooking, dancing, and reading. Anita is planning to be married as soon as she graduatesg we wish her happiness. RICHARD E. DURFEE Blue-eyed, curly-haired Richard has been a student at S.K. for only three years, as he chose to attend a military school in his sophomore year. Quiet, but with a mis- chievous smile, Rich has an interest in automobiles and is active in the Road An- gels. He has a part time job at his father's restaurant at Point Judith. A member of the Literary Staff of the ANCHOR and a college prep student, he plans a military career. , x my K' 1 1 A11 - .5 55 X y 1 -f fl' A 1 1 1' , ,,,,, 3 ,,, , , i CAROL A. ELY Carol, with her light brown hair, warm smile, and friendly manner, has won many friends at S.K. She has been an efficient business student for four years and has held a part-time job as a bookkeeper for her father. Carol enjoys all out-of-door sports, her favorites being swimming, horseback riding, and ice skating. Carol's sincere and ambitious nature assure her of a successful future. . RICHARD S. EVANS Friendly, generous, and understanding is Dick, who has a mad passion for boats and cars. Because of this stimulating interest, he was elected president of the Road Angels, a local automobile club. Besides being active on the Business Staff of the ANCHOR and keeping up with his college preparatory work, Dick has a part-time job. In his senior year, he was a hard-working com- mittee member of our Winter Whirl. Be- cause of his humane interest in animals, Dick wants to become a veterinarian. 27 'iifi ,W Sf., 71. 'funny ' ' sf ' 1 .72 42211 .2-'Wi I'-,' 'Ir' P - afiw afwieaw .15-atfsg-,.'s-is -3 ,,,,r.g,,,.t4iim V mt? -gg-132,50 his ggxgwffufaiii M. 'wf'1f'sn-as '.-I x 1 sia2,fMo4+..aQ:ZX5a.s-XM-:a,offK.Ji . . 41' 11,5525 2 2Wgg,..., M, If'-I.'Q1'21.a A 1-3, C335 Eseavyfy N ff,M.'.'312?G Qgggr.. mii' Q-4, ,550 to twin -lay 'sfiizi THOMAS C. EGAN Tom, a shy, good-natured classmate, has been a combination college and commercial course student for four years. A part-time job occupies most of his afternoons and weekends, but Tom still finds time to enjoy his hobbies-hunting, skating, and swim- ming. His loyalty and cheerfulness have gained many lifelong friends for Tomg a capacity for hard work will make him a wel- come addition to the Air Force. ELAINE L. FERRIS Friendly Elaine for Laine as her friends call herb has been a college prep student for four years. In her junior and senior years she was a senator in Model Congress and as a sophomore was a member of the Girls' Chorus. In the '58 S.K. Pades Elaine played' the cute baby in Virtue Trium- phant and was also in the Charleston act. Elaine was chairman of the Commencement committee and a member of both the rum- mage sale and the football dance commit- tees. Elaine enjoys listening to records in her spare time. After graduation she plans on attending college and becoming a nurse.

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JOSEPH P. DIBIASIO Joe's friendly and carefree personality have made him a popular classmate during his four years at S.K. Joe was a member of the Future Farmers of America in his jun- ior year. In his leisure hours he enjoys hunting and fishing. Although his future career is uncertain, we need not worry, for we know that his happy-go-lucky outlook on life will always win him new friends. pw-n. ' nw -an-.Q-uni' l fi v t lj ROBERT G. EATON Bob, one of our witty classmates, is known to everyone by his hearty laugh. A college prep student for four years, Bob enjoys fishing and hunting in his spare time, he is a good angler and an excellent marksman. Bob also has a fine stamp and coin collection. We are assured that Bob, well-liked by all his classmates, will be successful in the Air Force. JOSEPH H. DISALVO A pleasant smile and friendly manner make us proud to have joe as a part of our class. A great sports enthusiast, he helps support the teams by attending almost all of S.K.'s sporting events. joe showed his helpfulness by assisting in the decoration of the gymnasium for our junior Prom and in the preparation of our baseball diamond and football field for each game. joe's hob- bies include basketball, baseball, and cars. Although his career is undecided, we can be sure joe will find success and happiness in whatever field he may choose. , . . 4, 53 K , f To I , V 1 . , 1 ,.-1 ' if 03,31 CAROL EDDY ' Horses, Horses, Horses! Outside of school Carol, a brown-eyed brunette with a bubbl- ing personality under her quiet exterior, can always be found riding horses, taking care of horses, teaching others to ride and take care of horses, and just being near horses. Often seen driving to and from school in her yellow Metropolitan Nash, Carol is one of our business students and plans to be an airline hostess after gradua- tion. 26 -Q-.ning sit THOMAS R. DOHERTY, JR. Tom-tall, Well-dressed, and good-look- ing-has a cheery greeting for everyone. In his sophomore, junior, and senior years he played on the basketball and golf teams. Dependable and co-operative Tom served on the junior Prom and S.K. Pades com- mittees. Candids Co-Editor of the AN- CHOR, Tom was a member of the Student Council for three years and in his senior year was elected president of that group. He amused everyone as a Man on the Street in the '58 S.K. Pades. Our best wishes go with Tom as he pursues his chosen vocation, medicine. A -Q-nvvliv Z,-X , 5 ...jf ,J we I RAYMOND C. ELLS Ray came to S.K. from California in the early part of his senior year. His good looks and warm smile have won him many friends. Ray's '54 Ford is not hard to rec- ognize with a bat sketched on the front of its hood. Even though Ray was a part of our class for only a short period of time, we are glad that he came along, we wish him luck and success in whatever the future may hold for him.

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N, . I w-.,,,' 'X EDWARD L. FRISELLA Cheerful and easy-going Eddie has been a college preparatory student for the past four years. Always a fellow who likes the outdoors, he played freshman football. When a junior he joined the French Club and helped make, as a stagehand, the '58 S.K. Pades a resounding success. He has been a member of both the Music Club and the Band at some time or other during his high school career. In his leisure time Eddie enjoys movies, T.V., reading, hunting, and horseback-riding. M. CAREY GILBERT Tall and slim are the adjectives which describe Carey, known to his friends as Capt. When it came time to decorate for our Junior Prom, he was a co-operative and able assistant. Carey's interest in sports as- sured his attendance at many of S.K.'s sport- ing events, his interest in art has been ex- pressed by the creation of many designs and the pin-striping for cars and motorcycles. Although a college prep student, Carey does not plan to enter college but to embark on a career which will culminate in his ap- pointment as a ship's captain. B' X. TERESA A. GILBERT Happy-go-lucky Terry is always ready with some laugh-provoking remark. Active on the Literary Staff of the ANCHOR, Terry participated in the Girls' Chorus and on the Junior Prom committee. Since her hobbies consist of swimming, sewing, and boating, in the summer one can always find Teresa at Point Judith, either around the boats or on the beach. She has worked during the last few summers as a waitress at Point Judith. With graduation it's off to hairdressing school for Terry! CAROL A. KENYON Carol, a cute, blue-eyed blonde, is well liked by her classmates for her friendliness and lively sense of humor. In her four years at S.K. she has been a competent worker on the Freshman, Commencement, and Winter Whirl dance committees. In the '58 S.K. Pades Carol portrayed a rip- snortin' Richmond Rube, she's a sharp- shooting forward at girls' basketball, too. Carol's hobbies include reading, swimming, skating, and playing the piano. A member of Model Congress and also the Rhode Island Honor Society, Carol, we are sure, will do well in college. 28 168 MARCIA A. KENYON Energetic, possessing a great capacity for learning, Marcia attended Girls' State in her junior year, was a member of the French Club, and is on the Rhode Island Honor Society. She was one of the Baby Dolls in the 1958 S.K. Pades, and spends her spare time reading, knitting, sewing, and listening to records. Extremely active in Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, and other musical activities, Marcia still has found time to complete eight units of foreign languages and to serve as Literary Co-Editor of the ANCHOR. Her future plans include a Liberal Arts course at U.R.I. and transla- tion work in archaeology. MARY ANN KERR Mary Ann, a cheerful friend and stylish dresser, has been an attractive co-captain of each of the cheering squads. She has helped on many committees and was co-chairman of the rummage sale in her junior year, she was also Co-Editor of the Undergraduate section of the ANCHOR. When in her junior year, Mary Ann participated in the S.K. Pades as a Charlestoneer. She enjoys painting, sketching, and skating. Mary Ann's after-graduation intentions include college and a course in journalism.