Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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ROSABIYI. E. lVllLl.llR I laughed and sang with the rest of the gang, :mil gleefully romped along, Rosie never fails to enjoy herself and helps others to have a good time, However she is not only a pleasure- loving girl, but she excels in the band and at the extrem- ity of the hockey tield. too. Hoxvaxo MOORV I hear him complain: I l'Yl7L1'L'l' LL'dl?L'tl me too soon, 1 must slumber again. Howie with his good looks. curly hair, and lazy manner is quite a favorite with all lincludlug the girlsl. He is one of our most popular fellows and a good stud- ent and we sure will miss you. Howie , S. XVl5l.l.lNG'lAON NASH Aleurning makes tl good man better, The Enterprise owes much to Nashey for his suc- cessful business management. He has not only been on the Board for two years, but has also been active in other organizations. He is a good worker, and we expect much of him. if 1 ,z VK' I v fffws-'rfx .lL'S'l'lCli Vvl. NlfAVlES Men are all inventors sailing forth on a voyage of di.:- rovery. H Justice is one of the many who commute to K. H. S. on .1 bicycle. Although he never makes much noise, he is ranked as one of our most loyal and dependable class- mates. l7lfTl5R G, NIKIVORAKIS No one knows what he crm do until he tries. While Pete never has very much to say, we know he thinks about plenty of things! You should hear him talking about liordsl His chief hobbies are hunting and ushing-as one might assume from his quiet, retiring JI' titude. XV1Xl.'l'l5R NX'l? 'lirue wil is nature to acluantage dressed, lVhut of! said but ne'er so well expressed. XValt has made very many friends since he came to K. H. S. He has been a cheerful and trustworthy friend to all who know him. Good luck in your chosen career, Vv'alt .

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JOHN E. LETTENEY Men of few words are the best of men. John's secret ambition is to study art. He has been active in Glee Club and chorus work for the past four years. His quiet nature should help him in his chosen held. LESTER LEWIS A room hung with pictures is a room hung with thoughts. Lester is already an artist of no mean repute, and there is no reason why he should not become a profes- sional of note. He has also been active in the machine shop and is an accomplished draftsman. ELIZABETH LONG 4'Quiet she is and efficient, Capable of ang task. Betty for two years has helped make the Wipsey Wopsey fairs successful. She has been active in our Home Economics Department, and we wish her a suc- cess as a dietitian. HAROLD H. MADISON Alas and alack I'm pep, I'm vim, 1'm vigor. Whitey is one of our smaller boys, quiet, but inter- ested in athletics. If Whitey had been a six-footer. he would have starred in basketball. As it is, he is quite a golfer. DONALD F. MARTIN Life without sport is not life. Don rates high among our football favorites. He possesses the necessary grit to make him a star, and we are sure it will help in other fields. Your jovial smile sure makes a hit with the ladies, Don l JEAN IVICNIILLAN Good order is the foundation of all good things. Being quiet is one of Jean's habits, but along with this are her cheerfulness and her pep out of school. Phy- sics is Jean's specialty in school, but out of school it looks as if she admires wrestlers most.

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ROBERT W. OAKMAN The heart is in the work. Tubby will be remembered for his easy-going man- ner and candid friendliness. He is very fond of music and has been prominent in the school chorus and Glee Club. We wish you lots of success for the future, Tubby . PAULINE O'NElL 1 really haUen't much Io say but in the world I'll win my way, Paul may be a quiet girl, but she certainly will make an efficient secretary. as silence is golden. The most im- portant factor is the ability to do things correctly, and Paul has this characteristic together with a very pleas- ing personality. ll ROBE T A VA 3' b tl ts qt me-no, nor woman either. T y.' as w ave nick-named him, is one of our biggestllll ' vorites, and he well deserves his popu- larity to e as proved to be a popular portrayer of animal es in our plays, Your good-nature will get you a long way in the world, Tiny . IGNATIUS PANANIDES Praise the sea, but keep on the land. Mutt, who is known by everyone, is surely a fine fellow, He is a member of that famous detective agency -The P. id P, Mutt is planning to go to Annapolis, and we know that he will make good there. ' s ' i should be mild and meeh, Sw: to hear and slow to speak. Clai is r contribution to the list of petite girls. Here' p' her patients will enjoy having her around as have If we should chance to be ill We will aire to take care of us. We know you'll make CI.AlRE PAR ho as . on ' goo nurse, Claire. ROLAND PARKER He wears the rose of youth upon him, Roland is a quiet student whom one can depend upon. He is interested in most sports and has been on the class basketball team for two years. Roland was a member of our Glee Club last year.