Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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GORDON E. REED I have a heart with room for every joy. Behind his quiet attitude we End an ambition that will help him in attaining a career in advertising. Reedie will also be remembered for his faithful work in the Glee Club. ADELINE M. REYNOLDS Let gentleness my strong enforcement be. Addie has been very quiet, but always sincere and well-liked. We know you'll make as good a nurse as you have a classmate, Addie , CLARK A. ROWELL There's nothing so becomes a man as modest stillness or humanity. Clark is our class carpenter. If anyone wants any woodwork done, ask him. We recommend him highly. He was a very good manager of the ice hockey team. Here's wishing you luck in your shop. Clark. BARBARA M. RUSSELL The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. Barbara has been a loyal, willing, and constant sup- porter of K. H. S. Whenever there is any extra work to be done, you can always depend upon her to volunteer. Her sweet smile and wonderful personality will always bring her success in whatever she undertakes. Barbara is a member of the National Honor Society, and is very talented in drawing. Her activities have beenumany and varied. Success will be yours, Barleara. N' I re do all tha ay become a man. D nny is one of our good-natured students who comes to school occasionally in his stone crusher . He seems to have a peculiar interest in Room 24. We recom- mend Danny as a first class butler. Well, here's wish- ing you the best of luck in the future as Mayor of Spof- ford. FANNIE H. SEPPA A small body harbors a great soul. Fan is healthy, wealthy and wise. Fan is healthy because sports made her so. She is wealthy in that she can swim, dance, and is efficient. She is wise because she wants to be a nurse, and nurses need all these attributes. Therefore. we predict a clear path for Ean .

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ROIHTRT N. l71'XRTRlDlili His hear! is no less sunny than his hair. Bob has gained recognition through his work in hockey. His interest lies in clock and watch collecting and repairing. Also. when his hands meet with the trou- ble in a Model T, the car operates smoothly. CllARl.lfS rli, PASSAl.liS Ulnrluslry and wil paueil the way lo glory. Rah! Now let's have a cheer for our cheer leader. and our leading man in the Senior play. Shiney is talka- tive. peppy. and not verv shy. This is our Bill Tilden. Znd, not to mention Clark Gable! XVe know when you're around. Charlie, and we're plenty glad of that! N I,- lVl1'kl'5l.li lj1Yl' 'HRSON As welcome us sunshine in every place ls the heuminy approach of u yooil narured face. To those of us who do not know Mable very inti- mately, she may appear to be somewhat reserved and shy --but others, however, know her as a good sport. and a very jolly and friendly person to have around, Mable has always been interested in oratory and music: those of us who have heard her recitations in English know she can't help but be a success in that line, So just the best, Mable? ELNVIN C. l7l2l.TllTR By the work one knows the workmanf' Elwin is one of the popular boys that hail from Swan- zey Factory. He is always ready with an answer whether in lfnglish or in the theatre. His one ambition is to be' come a motion picture operator, and we are sure he will succeed. lilwin has been a member of the Hockey Team. DAVID l7lfRRY The serrel of success is conslrmry of purpose, Dave's the quiet fellow with the cheery smile, gener- ous nature, and good disposition. He's sure to be missed by the M, A. boys especially. ,lOSI2PllINlf M, RAPSIS 'l'o he busy ul something is ii modes! maids holi- tiny. Josephine has been a loyal. hardworking. efficient student for four years. She is a member of the National Honor Society, and has been active in many clubs. We'll call on you when we're looking for a private secretary, Jo .

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Fl.ORl2NCli Nl, SPVVALL DiUinely tall and mos! divinely fair. l7lossie is our tallest girl, but height isn't the only thing in which she's outstanding. She can handle a bas- ketball like a veteran. Whether officefgirl or state-champ. her rollicking good-nature and giggles are always there. HENRY SHEPARD Let us then be up and doing with a heart for anti little. Shep We hear is quite a vocalist when he has that guitar in his hands. We are attracted by his affability and hope he will realize his ambition of being an exponent in the field of television. GLADYS SHOVER lVhateUer she did was done with so much ease. In her alone. 1'u.'us natural to please. Although Glad is naturally quiet. she-is always ready to give assistance to anyone she can. She is studious. industrious and a delightful schoolmate. As an outside activity. she is active as assistant-guardian of the Camp- Hre group. May your genteel nature always bring you luck. PRlSCll.l.A SLOCOMBF 'iHere comes the lady! Oh so light a foot. ' As an all around sport and pal, Pussy takes the cake. Her interests lie in sports and dancing. Whenever one is feeling down in the dumps. a chat with Pussy is a very good cure. We know Pussy will be a success- ful dietitian. : 9-vnu ,Juan if lVlARlON SMITH A good companion and as Hrm a friend. Her friendly disposition has won for her many true and lasting friends. May Swanzey send us more like her. G. WARREN SPICER I am not only witty in myself but the cause that wit is in other men. lt's hard to think of Spike without thinking of Mr. Quigley-the part he took in the school play this year. We wonder what liitzwilliam has for excitement when Spike comes to school. He would like to be a lawyer or an actor: he looks pretty good as the latter, and as to the former. if a hog-caller's voice is a necessary attrib- ute, he ought to be able to save even the worst criminal,