Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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ELIZABETH CONSTANTINO A quiet conscientious cirl is she. Betty is a helpful classmate who has been an eni- cient first-period office girl. She has been .1 follower of the Handicraft and the Welfare Clubs. Betty is vcry fond of collecting poems. HUGO D. COSTELLO Learn to dance ' you wo be happqf' ' C sti ds n i oduc io . itlhgldancin il- Q s ' , hd! de .' l . ha been .very active in athletics and clubs throu h ut 'his years with us. x 'gg-I 0' o . UE CR T . A ile 'I ' all, I welc e gl d, jou xi g up h 'R' a' a us lp Ne o n in our senior e r, d gi s as 4' ' us only a year, we h f at ,N is a n orker and a friend to al , you ulcl have been with us longer, Rita . DOROTHY E. CROTEAU Moclesty is the color of virtue. We are going to see Dot drumming away at a type- writer before long, She'll do well, for she is conscien- tious, earnest, and cheery. QTO say nothing of the gig- glel RITA D. CROTEAU A face that smiles is always good. Rita, you have been a real classmate through the four years of school. Your personality will help you succeed in your nursing career. It has been fun knowing you. HAROLD L. CURTIS In these times we fight for our ideas and newspapers are our fortressesf' Chubby is Keene High's gift to the newspaper world. His jolly nature should carry him far as a reporter, as it has in school. We wish him luck.

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FRANKLIN A. CAREY The actions of men are like the index of a book: they point out what is most remarkable in them, To see Frankie, we've had to stretch our necks and then smile. Just try to imagine our baseball team with- out that arm! He engages in many outside activities and goes to all dances, but we still picture him a famous life- guard in the future! NORlKfl.AN CARRON Happily truth and good nature do not always clash. Norman J. is one of those boys with many hobbies. He certainly has kept his classes interested with his vocabuf lary, which exceeds that of Webster. N. James can sure write stories and poetry. FELIX P. CAsu-1.o I love not man the less but nature more. Casey is everyone's friend, and a friend to everyone. He has been active in athletics and several clubs during school. We hope to hear much about Casey in the future as a writer of nature stories. ELWYN B. CHAMBERLAIN 'iHe that would look with contempt on the pursuits of the farmer is not worthy of the name of man. Chambie comes to us from West Swanzey, Although we hear little from him. we know that he sings well and that he is an excellent carpenter. We hope that you may Stamp your way to success. METAXIA CHICOLAS Promptness is the soul of business. Metaxia has proven herself a friend to all throughout her classes and her club activities. She is noted by her classmates for her promptness and willingness to help: therefor we know that she will succeed as a stenographer. NHLDRED COHEN Able and eager, active and kind. Mildred is one of our good students, and a girl who is always hurrying about doing some important business. We think she must be very busy with all those clubs and committees. Millie is one of the members of our National Honor Society. too.

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GILBERT H. DANCE He who has health has hope: And he who has hope has everything, Gil is the rosy-cheeked boy whose ambition is to leave his native Surry and travel widely. From what he says you would gather little. but his actions. as a member of many clubs and committees, stamp him as an asset to any class. OI,lN'E DAVIS ls she not a modest young lady? Olive is one of our smallest girls, but this did not handicap her from attaining the goal of all true students- the National Honor Societ Shes a hard worke a y. . r nd her motto is: If a thing is worth doing at all, it is worth doing well. ESTHER DICKINSON ' When a girl ceases to blush, she has lost the primary charm of her beauty. Esther. our class secretary for two years. seldom had much to say. but her presence was essential to the class of 1935. Her quietness, hcr modesty, her perseverance. and her ever-ready helping spirit will lend much to the school she chooses, as it has to ours. JANE DICKINSON Smile and the world smiles with you. Jane's classmates point to her with pride whenever they are asked to single out a girl with character, intelli- gcncc. and leadership. Her records may not long be re- membered, but classmates and teachers alike will never forget her. Good luck to our salutatorian. It has been a privilege to know you, Jane. THOMAS D. DILLANT A true' friend is forever a friend. Tom is one of our versatile boys with ability on the stage as an actor: on the athletic held as a main star ol the soccer team: d on the track, a successful miler. Q ' 44 t . :city ff? 72, MAR DI ZIO A When you dance, I wish you, A wave o'er the sea, that you might ever do nothing but that. Mary wants to be a stenographer, and she's headed for success. For who could fail with the backing of the Commercial Course. the Minutemen Club. and good pen- manship? But Mary isn't going to spend all her life working. We think she'll devote part of it to dancing, singing, and bicycling.