Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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FRANK B. BUSHEY Orchestra l, 2. 3. 4. Year Book 2 We're born a restless needy crew: Show me a happier man than you. Bushey is the one boy who will not give up his horse -for any flivver. His artistic ability draws many a laugh. fespecially in historyl. He also draws a line bow as befits a concert mas- ltlr, MILDRED ETTA BUSHEY i'Milly Minstrel Chorus 4 These delights, if thou canst give, Mirlh, with thee I mean to live. Milly is a Hello girl both in school and out. She surely knows how to giggle and we hope she also teaches her patients how to be happy. You'd better not chew gum Milly while attending patients or someone may get stuck on you. VIVIAN ORRIE BUSWEl-l. Bud Be u good sweet maid, and let who will he clever. Buds skating ability must have helped her to glide through classes. We know she will be a successful stenographer because she is such a will- ing worker and pleasant companlon. MARY ELIZABETH CARPENTER Sis Minstrel Chorus l. 2, 3. 4: Year Book 4: Basketball l. Z, 3 Is thy name Mary, maiden fair? Such should, methinlzs, its music be: The sweetest name that mortals bear, Were best behtting thee. Mary's greatest problem is to find a suitable college. We are glad that she decided upon Keene High School as her prep, as she was a delightful classmate and jolly sport. ARLENE KATHERINE CARROLL The warmth of genial courtesy The calm of self reliance. Arlene always told us she much preferred win- ter to summer and of course we all knew this is true because of her great ability in mastering the art of snowshoeing. She certainly could not have found a better way to spend her leisure moments.

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FRANCES L. BEVERSTOCK Beuy Orchestra 3, 4: Minstrel Show 2, 3, 4: Enter- prise 4: Year Book 4: Chemistry Book Prize 31 Class Basketball 2, 3. Claims strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. The only time Bevy is at the bottom is when she is playing the bass part on her saxa- phone. We all knew her as a fine scholar and a willing worker for anything for K. H. S. CHRISTINE A. BLAKE Chris Minstrel Chorus 2, 3 With mirth and melody and love 1 reign. Chris was one of the most popular girls in the K. H. S. She was always one of the flrst to introduce a new fad. We know that her ability to teach others will bring her happiness and wc envy the lucky pupils, who may in the future call her Teacher ESTHER MARIA BOYDEN Kitty To raise the thought and touch the heart, bc thine! Esther is very quiet in school, but in Camp in summer, oh, my! We hope she won't for- get K. H. S. after she has become a successful teacher. JOSEPH RICHARD BRUCE Dick A certain portion of the human race Has certainly a taste for being uamped. Dick was quiet in High School, but he made quite a sensation with the Normal ladies. Bruce enjoyed giving long oratorical speeches in history, but we found it very profitable to listen attentively. FERNE INEZ BUNTLIN A good companion and as firm a friend. Ferne and Arlene are always together, and they always seem to be having a good time. Snowshoeing certainly is healthy exercise and we commend their choice of a hobby. Here's suc- cess to you. Ferne!

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MARION C. HOLDEN Chubby Chubby entered our class our Senior year, so we didn't get very well acquainted with her. Perhaps someday Keene High will know her better as an instructor of Physical Education, which she desires to be. BERTRAM CLUKAY. Bert Football l. 2: Baseball 3: Hockey 2 He serues all who dares be true. Bert is very fond of athletics, but he wants to be a doctor. Doctors certainly are necessary and busy men, but we bet he'll get there on time if he uses his old K. H. S. speed. CHARLO'l l'E JANE COLBY Minstrel Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4 A peace above all earthly dignilies, A still and quiet conscience. Charlotte, one of Keene High's most energetic workers, has the delightful hobby of concocting appetizing viands to delight the human palates. Her success in this has caused the desire to be a Home Economics Teacher. It won't be long before Keene parents will find Charlotte's name on thc faculty list for K, H. S. WILLIAM CONNOR Bill Basketball 3, 4. 5: Football l. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 3, 5: Hockey 3, 4. 5: Track 3, 4, 5 1 um not in the roll of common men We wonder whether Bill originated the say- ing Gentlemen prefer blondes. Bill, how many pairs of shoes did you wear out in the assembly hall walking up for K's? We know that, as a coach, you will realize all possible success because of your interest in sports. DONALD G. DAVIS Red Orchestra 2, 3 A fearful battle rendered you in music Red is our lucky fisherman, but though he always is so successful in producing things with water, he never can make his fliver run without gasoline. We're hoping that someday he will find his ideal Lizzie.