Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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NELLIE KINGSBURY 'iBobby They laugh that win. Bobby will certainly have to give up eating if she ever hopes to be a nurse. We just bet she'll swipe doughnuts from her patients trays to appease the gnawing in her stomach. Never fear. Bobby, your patients won't mind if you only smile at them. HARRY LICHMAN Hynee Basketball Squad 3, 4: Football Squad 2. 3 He wa: a good man, and a just. Hynee's one great hobby is athletics and he certainly worked hard for K. H. S. Hynee has shown a line school spirit and it would have been impossible for us to get along without him. PIA MAGNIANI Pele The power of lhoughl-the magic of the mind! Pete is a jolly, fine girl and we're very glad to know she wants to go to school some more. Even though she hasn't decided where she wants to go, we joyfully wish her success. Pete we are glad Fitzwilliam has no high school for the simple reason, if it had. we would have not seen your smiling face each day. HAZEL MAKIN By her life alone, Gracious and sweet, the way was shown. Hazel was a quiet girl. a sincere and willing worker. She was one of our earnest typists. Her choice of stenography as a life work is certainly well made and we recognize in her a successful stenographer. FLORA MARY MARCOUX Honor lies in honest toil. Although Flora didn't enter school until her junior year, we soon recognized her superior ability as a typist. You are bound to do well in your future work.

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ROGER WHITCOMB HUNT Earth holds no other like to thee, Or if it doth, in vain for me. Roger is our most enthusiastic radio fan. He has become so interested in working with electric- al contrivances that he has linally decided to make this his life's work. K. H. S. will certainly be proud of him as an electrical engineer. VIRGINIA ANNETTE IDE Ginnie Never found the companion that was so com- panionable as soIitude. Ginnie's delight is to tramp through the woods. and to forget school in a careful, raptur- ous survey of God's great outdoors. She always returns enthusiastic, and anxious to recommend this remedy for tired minds and cramped fingers. ANNIE MILLICENT JOHNSON Oh ye, who teach the ingenious youth of na- tions Annie, everyone knows that reading helps one to be a teacher. and we know it will help you to be a winner. Westmoreland must be a very de- lightful place when you're at home. We're cer- tainly proud to have had you in our class. CHARLOTTE JONES Charlie How poor are they, that have not patience! What wound did ever heal, but by degrees? Charlie is another girl allured by the odor of ether. The colleges will get very jealous of the numbers of girls lost to the hospitals, but sickness surely will become a pleasant pastime when one may be cared for by such nurses as Charlie. RUTH ELAINE JONES Jonesie Minstrel Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 She watches him as a cat would a mouse. Jonesie is never fond of walking, yet she seems to be fond of a certain Lane. Ruth cer- tainly is the life of the school parties and she never fails us when we want help. We know she will more than get through college, and make Keene High very proud to have her as an alumna.

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NELSON W. MARTIN Nel Football 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4 Medicine is to be praised when it is in the hands of a physician that is learned, grave, wise, stayed and of experience. Nel will make a wonderful doctor, for we know he's a good fighter. This is shown by his wonderful work for us on the gridiron and on the hockey rink. He can keep his patients Inter- ested with accounts of Keene High battles. Wll.I.lAM FREDYUM MARTIN Football 3 Be assured, I go to use my hands, and not my tongue. Bill has a great liking for water in both its natural and frozen state. As a skater he proves his ability to master its frozen surfaces, and as a naval officer, we are sure he will feel at home and he greatly respected by his associates. ELPHEGE JOSEPH MARTINEAU Al Hockey 2, -4: Baseball 2, 3, -lc Minstrel Show 2. 3, 4 H1 go, I go: look howl go: Swifter than an arrow from the Tartar's bow. Al doesn't need geometry to show him how to cut figures on the ice: he can do it without the help of the science of Euclid. We will never forget you. Al, in the Minstrel Show, putting over those clever jokes of yours. NIll.O ALBERT MATTSON Deeds not words. Niilo is always too busy in the shop to enter into sports, but we know he does enjoy them. Some years fiom now an A l machinist will es- cape once a week from his daily routine to watch Keene High School win victories. FLOYD MCARTHUR 'I'ho' he seems so very quiet, There's a sparkle in his eye That causes all his teachers To heave full many a sigh. We just have to give Floyd a machine in the machine shop, and he is happy to spend the whole day there. We wish him the greatest success.