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

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DEDI C ATI ON We, the Class of 1959, are proud to honor one of the most beloved members of our faculty, one who for the past forty years, with her infinite patience and wisdom, has earned the respect of students and teachers alike. It is with sincere appreciation and great pleasure that we dedicate the 1959 ANCHOR TO MRS. ANNIE K. WEBSTER

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To the Class of 1959: My sincere best wishes and a fond farewell to the Class of 59. May success be yours in your chosen fields of endeavor. JAMES D. WRIGHT BE EQUAL TO THE OCCASION Probably few authors have had a more trying experience than fell to the lot of the great Thomas Carlyle when he was writing what was destined to be the most widely read of all his works- The French Revolution. Carlyle had his original manuscript about two-thirds com- pleted when a friend indicated a very strong desire to read it. Granted the privilege of taking it home with him, the friend, after reading it, left it on the floor in his library while he went out for a walk. During his absence, his house- keeper entered the room, gathered up the scattered pile of papers, took them to the kitchen and gave them to the cook who started a fire with them, and in a few moments nothing was left of the precious pages upon which Carlyle had spent years of study and research. When he learned what had happened, Carlyle did not waste time bemoaning the untoward circumstance. Instead, he collected the remaining notes in his possession and set about the gigantic task of re-writing that which had been destroyed. Today that book stands, not only as a monument to Car- lyle's literary ability but also as a proof of his refusal to be mastered by an unkind fate and his iron determination to accomplish his purpose and carry out his plan. One of the most inspiring slogans used in the first World War was CARRY ON! It originated with the English - the same people who in the second World War afforded the whole world a magnificent spectacle of undaunted courage and sustained morale in spite of the wholesale destruction being rained down upon them from the skies. It is the ability to CARRY ON in the face of odds that enables men and nations to prove themselves equal to any occasion, whatever the occasion may be. My parting thought to the Class of 1959 is to develop this ability to CARRY ON Best wishes for your continued success. JAMES E. CONLON Z i ,if , f Imaam JAMES D. WRIGHT Principal JAMES E. CONLON Superintendent of Schools V-