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

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MARY E. GORHAM A happy smile, a winning personality and a love for fun characterize Mary, who hails from Narragansett. Mary was a mem- ber of the cute Pier Bunnies in the '58 S.K. Pades and of the Literary Staff of the ANCHOR. Mary loves to attend all SK. sporting events. After graduation she plans to attend college, majoring in one of the liberal arts. With Mary's likeable personal- ity we know she'll be a success in any car- eer that she may choose. MYRNA KISSICK A shy and reserved blue-eyed college prep student, Myrna left for Florida in our senior year. During her three and a half years at SK. she spent her full time riding her horse Sweet'ning and teaching Sunday School, besides sewing, cooking and experi- menting with different professions. Myrna's last job, as a Nurses' Aid at South County Hospital was good preparation for what seems to be her considered choice, medical- missionary work. Z HELEN U. KANE Helen, with her pleasant personality and ready smile, has made many friends since she entered S.K. in her sophomore year. As a junior she was one of the Pier Bunnies in the '58 S.K. Pades and helped decorate for the Junior Prom and '58 Commence- ment Dance. In her senior year Helen was Majorette of the Baton Corps, a member of the Literary Staff of the ANCHOR and a helper with the Winter Whirl. Helen plans to continue her studies in the field of nurs- ing, where her patience and thoughtfulness will serve her in good stead. , .- 1 L-15,1 Ja: f . J, 1: ,.- , .--a ,n, i ,lg-if -M5244 ,W ,, , g.'.f,,e 121, , 'f - , ' wi. new .A 1, 11.41 fffylxi xmisxs ws mt..- ' .'kiY 'ff4l-Fairy' w 'if .J J. ..,-252 f f,.'44 fi H, '-L ,,4,' '7, .. '- '6 4-r if V WILLIAM E. KENNY Tall and slender, Bill enjoys all sports. For the last three years he has played basketballg he was on junior varsity in his sophomore and junior years, and on varsity in his senior year. Bill has been on the baseball team for three years and with his fine throwing arm will be a valuable pitcher on the team this year. One of Bill's favorite pastimes is fixing cars. He has studied a business course for four years and plans to attend a business college after graduation. Bill will End accomplishment in the years to come. Z , f f f 1 , x f, X -' - f :mf 2:59. I 1 'S A C -n We Zggfj if . i ' ff 1? . . P' . . ' 6472?- , ..,. . 5.1, x-' , gi. dj , . 1 ., .. , ff V ,..4 -3, . ' f , t f 1, 1 - . . 5 - ' A ' c f i V ' i - 1-Mhftiiiv .f - , f . 4 4 ' -1' ' ' -.rn-2'wf'gM3,.,:bgfiffif fy: v , AW N. 'P' .1 i ' 1 , 3 .. f 3 '7' 'ff - f FRANK O LADD STEPHEN J. LACORBINIERE Willie, our fun-loving senior class presi- dent, is a most popular figure with his classmates. Being tall and rugged, he has contributed his athletic ability to the suc- cesses of our football and basketball teams. ln his junior year he was a willing helper in the S.K. Pades and in his senior year was chosen to serve on the Business Staff of the ANCHOR. Steve is an outdoor sportsman, enjoying hunting and fishing in his spare time. We are assured that Willie will be a success in college. 29 Quiet and friendly Frank has studied the business course for four years. In his sopho- more year he was a member of the Music Club and the Boys' Chorus. In his spare time Frank enjoys reading, fishing, and cooking. In fact, cooking appeals to Frank so much that after graduation he plans on entering the Navy and becoming a chef. With his quiet and friendly personality Frank is sure to gain many friends in his Navy career.

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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.

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f G. THOMAS LANPHEAR Tall, slim, blue-eyed Tom is a happy-go- lucky classmate. Despite a part time job he is a good general course student and still has time for other activities. His hobbies include hunting and fishing, and he has a special interest in S.K. sports events. Tom's many friends are the picture of fun riding around with him in his jeep. After gradu- ation Tom plans to make the Coast Guard his career. 'Ulf SHEILA G. LESLIE In her junior year, Sheila came to South Kingstown from Saint Mary's Academy. Although she has been with us only a short time, Sheila's pleasant manner has earned her many friends. Listening to hillbilly records, sewing, skating, and attending S.K. sporting events are just a few of her many interests. Sheila has studied the commercial course during her four years of high school and hopes someday to become a hairdresser. MARY E. LITTLEFIELD Sprightly, blue-eyed Mary is a lively and gay-spirited classmate. Yet she has a serious side-besides being a reliable worker in her studies, she has a part-time job. Mary was one of the Pier Bunnies in the '58 S.K. Pades and a member of the Literary Staff of the ANCHOR. She was active on the committee for the Winter Whirl in our senior year. As a college preparatory stu- dent, she will, we are sure, succeed in her career, whatever that may be. 9552!-37 i lil.. . ' L 1,..1. k g ,A V 1 A gi gem' '.,,1- 9: ofwvf , .. -.:' gf '47 :lf Q :-. 1' ff, gy ARTHUR F. MANGANARO Art-a laughing, friendly, rugged indi- vidualist-played on the football team when a junior, an injury halted his play in his senior year. Besides his liking for all sports, Art has a keen enthusiasm for jazz. His abilitv as a dancer has been demon- strated time and again at the many S.K. dances he has attended. Well-dressed Art, with his good looks and friendly manner, is sure to succeed in the liberal arts course at the college of his choice. ALENE L. MARTIN Easy-going and friendly Alene has stud- ied the college course for the last four years. In her junior and senior years she played on the girls' homeroom basketball team. Alene's art talent was well displayed during her service on the ANCHOR. ln her spare time, Alene enjoys ice skating, art, sewing, cooking and caring for animals. Although Alene has not decided upon her future career, it will include college, with her fun-loving personality she is sure to gain many friends. 30 THOMAS M. MARTIN Tom, who comes from Richmond, is energetic and ever willing to lend a hand. Because of his ability to win friends, Tom was elected class treasurer during his fresh- man and sophomore years. In his junior year Tom's natural wit and entertaining personality made him a hit as M.C. of the S.K. Pades. Even a dead microphone did not phase Tom! Baseball, hockey, and many other sports represent some of the interests of Tom, whose chief love, how- ever, is cars, and whose ambition is to be a mechanic. xi