Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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JAMPQS O. FARWELL Life has no blessing like a prudent friend. Jimmy is one of those people who are willing to meet and surmount obstacles to obtain an ejucation. We who live here in the city don't realize what it means to arise while it's still dark on a cold wiriter's morning and walk a mile to meet the stage. but Jimmy does. Jim- my has been interested in various Science Clubs and Music. PAULINE FISHER A lighl hear! lives long, Polly's gay disposition and ever present smile have pleased us so very much. She wishes to he a nurse. and these are excellent graces for such a profession. Fisher shines on an athletic field too. Good luck to you! ERNFST F. IIISKIJ The man who is fond of books is usuallg a man of lofty thoughts and of elevated opinion. Ernest is one of the students of the class of H55. He is the president of the local chapter of the National Honor Society and one of our best debaters. Throughout his four years at K. H. S.. he has been interested in various musical activities of the school. such as Band. Chorus, and the Musical Revue. Fiske wishes to become a Chemical Engineer. NORIKIAN I.. FULLER All good things which exist are the fruits of origin- alitgf' The old philosopher is still among us, but he will soon go on to Springfield College. Norman is one of the Tooters occasionally seen behind a trumpet. His hobbies, reading and discussion. may sometime interfere with his studies, but never with his educatio 1 fi.- A, . GRACE GALLAGHER HO, give tis a girl who sings al her work. Gracie, although quiet and reserved, is a congenial schoolmate. Her pleasant smile and her willingness to help will always be imprinted upon our minds. EULEENLE F. GOBER All musical people seem lo be happgf' Genial is his nickname. and genial he is? He is one of the jolliest boys of our class. and very talented in drawing. When it comes to leading popular songs. he cannot be surpassedf He has been very active in K. H. musical activities.

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5 RICHARD J. DUNDAS Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Dick is keen about music! Modern music! He has worked with eager zeal in the school band and orchestra4 also the All-State Orchestra. Music hasn't taken up all his time though, for he has served on the Enterprise Board -Newspaper reporting being his second interest. Success in your chosen field, Dick , MARIE I. EASTMAN Mind cannot follow it nor words express her infinite sweetness. Marie possesses that extraordinary combination of per- sonality, ambition, and very wonderful disposition. lt seems almost natural that she should wish to be a nurse. Our very best wishes for happy days in training, Marie. ELEANOR ELLERY As full of spirit as the month of May. Eleanor is a hard worker and a good friend to all of us. She has amazed us all by the number of things she can manage to do at one time. We can easily imagine her a successful teacher. EDWIN A. ELLIS JR. lt is the best of all trades to make songs, And the second best to sing them. Hail to Eddie ! He's our crooner, our clown,-and our best pal. His interest in music is outstanding, and we really think he's great. When we need a friend to help in any way-for any cause, Eddie's there. As he leaves K. H. S., he takes our sincere wish for a famous future! .- 1 PHILIP E. RSON The knowledge of words is the gate of scholarship. Phil has contributed greatly to our musical activi- ties, He is a member of both the K. H. S. band and the orchestra. His sense of humor and his unusual vocabu- lary brought much enjoyment to us all. BETHEL G. EMERY A girl to know and a girl worth while. Betty with her easy nonchalance in one class-her open frankness and keen wit in another has never failed to amuse us. She is interested in outdoor athletics, espec- ially swimming. With a ready smile and will to work. Betty should go far.

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l L ,' Q. TANLEY J. GOMARLO ood nature is one of the richest fruits of true Chris- ti ity. Steve is quietness personified in the classroom, but 'he's,d'ynamite on the athletic field. Keene High may have I Seen better athletes. but in fighting spirit and courage this l J star catcher and half-back bows to none. LESLIE H. GOODNOW A gentleman and scholar. Goodnow has always been willing to do his part in school work and activities, and is regarded as a swell pal. We have enjoyed his dramatic ability immensely. Let is a member of the National Honor Society, and has been very active in many elds of school life. cf-'fb Lf- KATHERINE GREEN Her air, her manner, all who saw admiredg Courteous though Coy, and gentle though retired. Through her four years, Kitty has been a loyal fol- lower of sports, and manager of field hockey. Quiet and petite, you'll achieve your goal whatever it may be, Kitty . JUDITH HADLElGfl Judge of a man by his question rather than by his answers. Judy has taken the Classical Course. and we think she's well fitted to be a teacher. The students can't fail to understand her eloquence. But then. if it happens that she tires of teaching, Judy will hie herself off to the old swimming hole . MARY A. HANRAHAN To write well is to think well, to feel well, and to render well. Well, Mary, you say that your ambition is to become an actress, and we're sure that you will be one, for your past record with the K. H. S. Dramatic Club has proved to us that you surely can act. The Enterprise board and the Girls' Glee Club will find something missing when y u are no longer in their midst. ...- RUTH lvl. HARVEY Where she met a stranger, there she left a friend. Your smiling face and good humor have gained many friends for you, Ruth, and we only hope that you con- tinue to have the multitude of friends that you have had through your four years in K. H. S. Best luck for the future!