Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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1 l Pfxoe GLADYS MAE BRIDGE, Keene Gladie Senior Dramatic Clubg Play- The Youngest . Let us then, be up and doing -How well these few words express your nature! Gladie's numerous activ- ities in the church and in public reading engagements have taken much of her time, but those of us who have been in classes with her, realize the persistency of her efforts and her scholastic accomplishments. DOROTHY EMILY BROOKS, Neem-IAM Heist-ns, MASS. Dot , Braak.ry , Telegraph Twin K Club 121 1315 Camera Club 1115 Field Hockey 121. Dot or Dash ! XVhich? VVe are still wondering which one of the telegraph twins you are, Dotl'l We also wonder what the other twin will do without you next year! A good sport! A good friend! Packs of fun! HELEN MARYETT BUTTERWORTH, ATHOL, Mass. French Club 1113 Y, W. C. A. 111 1219 Academy of Science 111, Secretary 121 1315 Keene Chorus Club 1215 Senior Adviser 1314 Rifle Club 121, Lovable, petite and sweet, that is Helen. Who could help but like her? Added to her refined and dignified manner, she has those lovely brown eyes and curly hair, which are an asset to anyone. She is always ready to give a helping hand and to enlighten anyone, whether it be assignments or where to find books in the library. The sincerity and honesty of her work and words makes her a friend to all and a girl to be admired. KATHLEEN ALLEN CALLAHAN, FRANCONXA wk-1. Y. W. C. A. 111 1219 Leather Craft 131g French Club 111. Wonderful is the strength of cheerfulnessf' Next year K. N. S. will miss K's happy smile and cheery Hi . K will miss Keene, also, but she will have with her, many souvenirs, including a picture of the railroad tracks. We hope that this will remind her not only of the many times she has waited on Main Street for the train to pass, but of other things as welll ANTOINETTE MARY CARBONE, MILFORD H7-onynl HAM... Glee Club 111 121 1313 Dramatic Club 111 121 1315 Keene Chorus Club 111 121 1315 French Clubg De La Salle Club 111 121 131. Tony we call her, she is the kind of person you like to have around. Can she dance, sing, and play the piano? Does she chase the blues away? We'll say she does! JOSEPHINE EILEEN CASSIDY, KEENE Jae De La Salle: Keene Clubg Leather Craft. Everything that's sweet-that's 'joe'. And Joe is versatile! She can do almost anything-from dancing to collecting white slips from the office. Even though joe lives in town, she is a full fledged member of that famous third floor gang. 30

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RALPH CORETTE, 1.esANoN Mechanic Arts Club 121: Glee Club 1213 Ice Hockey U1 121: KH Club 111 121 131 141. To Ralph we wish success in teaching. He is one of our geniuses who can make a car run when others might fail. His hobby is driving his Ford around corners at ninety miles an hour. JAMES J. MCGINNESS, Tnov Hjimv. Alpha Pi Tau: Vice-president of Keene Club 1113 Secretary of Senior Class: K Clubg Baseball 111. Jimmy has been one of our happy-go-lucky fellows. He is always busy whether in work or play. A great pal and a friend to everyone. WALIJO J. PERKINS, MANcues1'ER .fgusu Academy of Science 1113 Keene Chorus Cluhg Men's Glee Club 1213 Mechanic Arts Club 1215 Orchestra 111 1215 Kappa Delta Phi 121 131 141. You may see him now and then but never earlier than ten. W'e can't help wondering a bit-How does he get that safe white slip? GEORGE EARL SMITH, Nizwifiacus Smithy Kappa Delta Phig K Cluhg Baseball 111 1219 Acad- emy of Science 1115 Mechanic Arts Club 1215 Basket- ball: Football. Though he comes from the great open spaces he cer- tainly isn't a hick . He never fusses and you can set your watch by his habits--always to breakfast, never late to a class, to bed at 9.30 and up at half-past. JUNIOR HIGH COURSE MARY PAULINE BAIN, XVALPOLE Polly French Club 1113 Girls' Glee Club 111 121 1313 Stunt Club 1215 Keene Chorus Club 111 1213 Senior Ad- viser 131. Those of us who have had the friendship of Polly admire her for her straightforward sincerity. Each thought and act is characterized by that poise and dig- nity-so much to be admired. Her generous nature is expressed in an alluring personality which will prove a most valuable asset to one who has chosen the teaching profession for a career. DOROTHY M. BLAKE, PLYMOUTH Dol FOYUFU U1 C21 1315 French Club 111 1313 Ilramatic Club 111 121 131. It matters not how steep the hill, How charged with rocks the way She is the master of her load, She is the captain of her day. Pfxoe Z9 1 t'4 Ill 1' 1. int yur: 2 1-ww: I-. '- ll 1 J Miss

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ALLAN H. CHARTER, MANCHESTER ..B0y,,' UAV, Alpha Pi Tau 121 131: Treasurer 131: K Club 111 121 131: Tennis 111 121 131: Captain 121: School ' Champion 111 121 131: Manchester Club 111 121 131: Men's Glee Club 121. Al is ever loyal to the highest ideals of K. N. S.: a hard worker in whatever he undertakes, whether it is athletics, studies, or his fraternity, clubs, and school. His clever tennis technique is envied by all of us. Most of all he has proven himself a fine teacher. ANNETTE A. COLLINS, LAcoNlA Ann Dramatic Club 111 121 131: Vice-president 131: Frenth Club 111: Y. VV. C. A. 111 121 131: Grumio , in Taming of the Shrew , Katy , in The Youngest . A sunny disposition, a fine sense of humor, two smil- ing blue eyes-and what have you? WVbyYour Ann ! RALPH CREEDON, Mn.'roN, MASS. Forum 111 121 131: Orchestra 111 121 131: Dramatic Club 111 121 131: PlaySA The Rivals, Merchant of Venice, Oh Murder, The Youngest, : De La Salle Club 111 121 131: Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity 111 121 131: Secretary 131. Signs of nobleness, like stars, shall shine on all deserversf' Who is a loyal friend, jolly companion, excellent student? Who is prominent in all school affairs bound to succeed in all undertakings because of ability and courage? None other than Ralph Creedon, We'll miss youl ELLEN C. CROCKETT, Ponrsmourn Cricket De La Salle 111 121 131: Stunt Club 121: Class Base- ball Team 121: Home Economics Club 111 121: Soccer Class Team 111: Organized Junior High Stunt Club 131: Nu Beta Upsilon 121 131. Companionable, cheerful, charming, clever, is cute little 'Cricket . Always agreeable and ready to go places, always thoughtful and peppy, all the nice things we' can think of and that's our Cricket . Remember the physical education exhibition? Cricket did a swan dive. Now we hope to see her fifteen little stunt- ers from Central Junior High do as well as she did. NORMAN HOVVE DAVIS, PORTSMOUTH Norm Kappa Delta Phi 111 121 131: Treasurer 1215 Forum 111 121 131: Freshman Debating: Men'S Varsity De- bating 121 131: Men's Glee Club 1l1. Those that know and appreciate Norm are those who have worked with him. His superb debating ability carried over into practice teaching enabled him to enter the educational field with flying colors. HECTOR A. DONALD, Mufmn, MASS. Heck , Hank Kappa Delta Phi 111 121 131: K Club 111 121 131: Baseball 111: Forum 111 121. Ili this world a man rnust be either anvil or ham- mer. - Whether Heck is the anvil to be relied upon or the hammer doing the work, he is 'always busy. W'e have all engoyed his cheerful presence in-our class and now we wis him all sorts of luck for the future. ., A V It ,-.Nh P., PAGE' 31' .,Vl' .,, 'W f ' -VmYV'QA 'J 1-XB ,Q ky : 1 gf, ' .1 T 'Ji ' 1-fig, LXJ f v ' ff L - vi- ' I I-J 1 1 .