Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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l5l.ORliNClE .lliNNlli ALIBIZR Ho Year Book Z. 3, -lg Enterprise -ls Minstrel Chor, us 3. 4: Basketball 4: Squad Z, 3: Honor Essay 4 She glides iinfelt into their secret hearts. Florence is one of the hardest workers in the class. It is a worthy ambition to graduate from college. hut we know she will overcome all bar' tiers and go ahead until she teaches the highest peak of possible attainment. ANNIE CREHAN AMADON Ann llom-sltf shines with tlfvtll inluitnluge there. Annie is a member of the commercial depart- ment and she surely will make a good stenogra- pher, She can glide along on the ice and also on the shorthand pad, as Mr. Dresser dictates. Here's success to you, Annie. MlI,lJRliD lSABlil,l.li ANCilIiR Milly Delr't1hlfuI laskf lo rear the lem!'i'r thought To leach the young idea how lo grow. If Mildred keeps order as well in her English classes as she did in the lihrary, the sixth period. she will surely make a successful tea'her, XVe had heard that auburn hair was the siqn of a temper. but she has certainly disproved the state' ment. HARRY W. ARNOLD kVeImrm'. thou pleasing slumlmer: Atuhile embrace me in thy leaden arms. Anil charm my careful tho'ts. Harry is both a good grocer and a witty class- mate, Sleeping is his hobby and he sometimes brings it to school with him. He always manages through some undiscovered miracle, to answer the questions asked him. ZIELMA ARVll.l.A BALLOU Kel He seems ro near, and ye! so fur. Zel surely can dance. It is a fortunate coin- cidence she doesn't live in a No parking zone as she has so many visitors. An all around sport. a pleasant classmate. and a sincere friend. we dislike to lose the intimacy of her compan- ionship, but Normal School isn't far away and we prophesy a wonderful future for her as a Home Economics teacher,

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FRANCIS DAYTON PARK Parksie Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: President 4. Would I could duly praise you, that each deed Your foes might honor, and your friends might read. Parksie was an ideal classmate: an athlete, a good scholar, a willing worker, and a line class president. We feel sorry for the future seniors that we take the last Parksie away with us. K. H. S. will always envy his scholastic and athletic attainments. DORRIS ANNE DARLING DiddIe Vice President 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3. 4: Play 3, 4: Year Book 4. 1 cannot live unless I love and am loved. Almost any day in summer we could find Dor- ris at Wheelock Park. Nothing unusual about that as she always was fond of Parks and aided one well in governing our Senior Class. We realize that her exceptional ability with langf uages has influenced her choice of a career. ROBERT GAY CALEF Bob 'Treasurer 4: Minstrel Chorus 3, 4: Play l, 2, 4: Year Book 4: Enterprise 3, 4. To business that we love, we rise betimes, And go to it Bob is bank that he abilitiesl as gundif' In with delight. such a good business man in the was elected Cthat he might use these business manager of the Salmaf Cappy Ricks he was the best man- ager in the shipping business, and also the best man for his part. ALICE KATHRYN O'BRIEN AI Secretary 4 We are young and we are friends of time. Al wasn't satisfied with one Bob, so she secured a boyish bob. Now, although she rides in a Ford, it is easy to see she has a preference for a Franklin. We hope she will be as competent a nurse as she has been an interesting classmate. l.UClEN B. ALDRICH Lu Football 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Chorus 2 Faster than his tongue did make offense, his eye did heal it up. Lu is a dependable player on the hockey team and surely deserves his He realized his ambition when he helped make the K. H. S. hockey team a success, We hope all his ambi- tions are realized as well as this one has been.

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CHARLES DALE BARDEN, JR. Bundy My Ioue for Nature and my love for her, Of different ages, like twin-sisters grew. Bardie is fond of hunting on our beautiful New Hampshire hills, especially for deers Cdearsl . We realize that his ambition will soon be fulfilled and we wish you and the Dear the best of luck. EVELYN MAY BARTON EUy lf you be lover of instruction, you will be well instructed. Evy is a very studious girl. Her ambition is to be a teacher and we are sure she will succeed. We are glad, Evelyn, that you didn't give in to the bobbed hair because long hair is so becoming to you. MABEI. ELIZABETH BEERS Shrimp Basketball squad l, Z, 3: Minstrel 3, 4: Hock- ey lz Track: Hockey 4 O Friend! O best of friends! Thy absence more Then the impending night darhens the landscape o'erl Mabel's ambitions are to grow tall and be a nurse. As for growing tall, Mabel. we like you just as you are, and as for being a nurse, we know that with your sweet smile you will always be in great demand. EDITH ELLA BEMIS Bump Blushing is the colour of virtue. We always wondered whether there were an ocean in Fitzwilliam as Bump always has plenty of waves with her. Bump always pays attention in classes as she wishes to obtain all the knowledge she can for her future teaching profession. PRENTICE SMITH BEMIS Bennie Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Men's talents grow more bold and confident The further they're beyond their just extent. Bennie is one of the strong, husky, athletic Bemis's from Chesham. His name has appeared on the All New Hampshire State football team for many a year! His motto is They shall not pass.