Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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FRED LEE STILLINGS A good companion and as Hrm a friend. Fred is one of our friends from Surry. We don't see much of him outside of school, but we suppose that Surry must be a wonderful place because its sons have such an attachment for it. Herc's good luck for any undertakings of yours, Fred. I-lOl,l.lS VINTON STILLINGS Vim Men of few words are the best men. Vint, Fred's brother, is another product from good, old Surry. His steady perseverence and his ambitions will help him in his success. Good luck to you, Vintl LEROY PERI-IAM STONE My tongue within my lips I rein, For who talks much must talk in vain. Leroy never really told us about what he was thinking so seriously, but sometime far in the future, when he has become a successful business man. we know he'll write a worthwhile article on his recollections of K. H. S. XVILLIAM MORRIS THRASHER Turk Basketball 2: Football l, 2, 3, 4 To me the cries of fighting Eelds are charms, fKeeneJ be my sabre and of proof my arms! We know that Turk will make a wonderful soldier and we wish him all the success possible. If he plows through the enemy's line as he plowed through our opponent's line, he will dis- tinguish himself. LUCILLE L. UNDERWOOD Chihe Salutatory: Vice President 2: Enterprise 1, 3, 4 And choice, being mutual act of all our souls, Makes merit her election. Chike is certainly a wizard in her studies, but she always seems to have time for her favorite sport. dancing. A wonderful friend, and a bril- liant student. she certainly deserves the honors she received and we know she will make a splen- did teacher.

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tc. ANNA CATHERINE SAVAGE Ann Earth holds no other like to thee. Ann has had very interesting experience in running an office, and, as experience is the best teacher, we're certain she will do well in the business world and bring back many laurels to K. H. S. EDITH MARION SEWALL Eddy On their own merits modest men are dumb. Eddy is another sport enthusiast who often graces the tennis courts. If she is as speedy a typist as she is a tennis player, we just know someone's going to have a fine stenographer. FLOYD GEORGE SHAW Shorty Scholastic Cup 3 Who broke no promise, served no private end, Who gain'd no title, and who lost no friend. Shorty is one of our classmates who never gives up. In fact he never gave up difficult sub- jects or taking fountain pens apart and trying to put them together again. His ability to read notes will surely aid him in carrying out his ambition to be a private secretary. BARBARA FRANCES SMITH Smithie Basketball 2, 3, 4: C4 Captainj 3 Hockey: Baseball 3 It is not strength but art obtains the prize. Smithie entered our class during her sopho- more year and immediately made herself known as a member of the varsity basketball team. She surely worked hard as captain during her senior gear. We are certain any college will appreciate er. HAROLD W. STEVENS Steve Football 2, 3, 4: Minstrel 4: Cheerleader 3, 4 Through endless states of being, still more near, To bliss approaching and perfection clear. Steve certainly attained his ambition to play football, as a member of our victorious team. We wish him as much success in further ambitions as he has achieved in this one.

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WIl,I.lAM J. VADEBONCOEUR Hill Track 3. 4 Or schoolboy Midshipmun that. standing by. Strains his shrill pipe as good or ill betidesf' Bill's aspirations to go to Annapolis are indeed very lofty. but we're sure he will make good. When the keen air strikes youl' face. Bill. remember K. H. S. and your many friends far from the deep blue sea. MARGARET HELEN WATKINS llama In simple manners all lhe secret lies: Be kind and virtuous. youll be blest and wise. Peggy is a skillful typist and desires to be- come a candidate for a stenographer in some business office. We are certain she will win many laurels with hel' pleasant ways and skill with a typewriter. liDSON GERRY WHITCOMB, JR. KVhit1y Football 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2, 41 Track 3 Minstrel Chorus 2: Play 4 He was noi merely a chip of the old block, hut the old block itself. Gerry's ambition is exceptionally worth- while. We are certain he will win an honorary degree after a hard-fought battle at College. His battles in sports will aid him in the fair play and hard lighting necessary for a college athlete and a good student. MRYTLE IRENE WHITE Whitie He is a fool who thinks by force or skill To turn the currenl of a woman's will. Whitie is led on by the thought of a nurse's uniform, but we know that every once in a while, the allurement of jazz will again capture its victim and lead her away for a few glorious hours. VIOLET ANNA BURBANK WHITE Vi The warmth of genial courtesy, The calm of self-reliance. Though Vi loves the great outdoors. she doesn't neglect her studies, and brings the spirit of Mother Nature's Wildwood into the classroom. We are sure she will become an excellent Home Economics Teacher.