Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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Bl5VliRl.l3Y XVILKINS Softly speak and .sweellty smile. Bev's greatest ambition is to be a Hotel Hostess. l'm sure that she will succeed in that line as she has a very charming and gracious manner. and these qualities will go a long way to help her gain success, Primal. I. Wll.I.lAAlS I.t-I hnoiuledge grow from more Io more. Pearl is our Valedictorian. She has been a fine student and companion throughout her four yearslin K. S. She is a member of the National Honor Society and is an industrious student in the Commercial Course. Her charming manner will win her much success in the future, XVe're for you. Pearl RVNIT VJOODS lt is not strength but art that attains prize. Rene is the answer to a maiden's prayer for a dancing partner. Whether painting. dancing or playing football, he is one of the best. This is a Westmoreland boy whose cheerfulness cannot easily be forgotten. We'll miss that cheerful face, Rene. Happy landings! lfRANc:ts H. VJORCIESTIER i l'he farmers are the founders of c1'ur'I1izati'on and pros- perr'ItJ. Francis has always been a quiet. likeable fellow, but let him get hold of a rifle and he can make it talk for him! lfrancis wants to be an electrical engineer in the future. l.ots of luck in your chosen career. Francis. VRANCVS WRlGllT Everything Ihtlt is L'XKILIliSl-fl' hides itself. The hard-workers get ahead. f7ran . and y0u'll be no exception. Your sincerity and good will cannot be over- looked. Here's to a future artist! hi.'Xli.IURllf XVYIVIAN Ufvtlfhl-Htl is rarer lhan real goodness. Marjorie is quiet and efficient. She says Action speaks louder than words. and we certainly agree. ln a few years we'll be seeing hairdresser under this name, and a good one she'll be too.

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GERTRUDE WAl.l.BANK Her hair is not more sunny than her heart. Gert is certainly a fighter! ln every basketball game she gave her all, and we feel mighty proud of her! Here's hoping that you're private secretary to the president, Gert . l.lLl.lAN A. WALSH Driving dull care away with her smile. Rollitking gayA-a pal worth while. Whenever we hear that incessant giggle, we're sure to find Toady . One of her hobbies is automobile riding. Oh! Oh! Toady is an excellent dancer. too. Best of luck to a future nurse. RALPH WARD The secret of success is constancy to purpose. 'iWardie is the little fellow with the big stick on the diamond. When he starts working on that radio of his, it takes a steam engine to pull him away. We'll miss you. Wardie . Now don't get shot up with one of your many guns! JUNE WETHERBEE Thy fair hair my heart enchainsf' June is our only Golden Eaglct. Besides being very active in the Girl Scouts she has also found time to de- velop her writing ability. Her helpful way has won her many friends. Good luck, June. WESLEY B. WIGGETT' A man of letters ana' of manners too. lt would take much more room than is available in this magazine to begin to tell all the good points about Wes . In every phase of music, his name is at the top. He is one person who believes in sacrificing high marks for service to the school. Good luck. and many, many radio broadcasts with your band, Wes ! 'Jvu onticlftclci-4.35 9'-v--'m jlN .4 si la,-Avg . BARBARA WILKINS 'ATO strive is to attain. A'Barb has become proficient in the one thing she is interested in-horses and riding them, She Wants to be the owner of large stables and raise horses. As Barb is an excellent horsewoman and has the general ability to suc:eed, we think we will read her name as the charming owner of the First-Class Horse Stables.

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SAUL ZIEFF If he who plays the game is fair,-he is a winner everywhere. Saul has brightened many periods with his entertain- ing wit and winning smile. Can't you see Zieff laughing his way into a manager's position? If DONALD TRASK Blessings on thee, little man. A mite but mighty! Donald's spontaneous laugh and ever-helpful attitude have long been familiar to all of us. With such an outlook he should make a success of what- ever he chooses for his life work. Gifs? CLASS HISTORY III Mary Hanrahan and Irma Dostilio Juniors now! And xvere wwve loftv, Right between the Senior and Sophie! Then we started in by choosing George, Mary, Irma, and Bud. N the year of '31, NVe, the Freshmen, had begun The frightening task of trying to please Seniors, who did like to tease The poor benighted Freshmen. But all in all, I think they were Quite entertaining to us, who Vile-re led by capable officers four, Wes, Jane, Esther, and Les. II NVe, as Sophomores, did awaken To the joys we had forsaken, VVe showed the rest of them our pep And joined right in to keep in step With band, clubs-music and such, And our good scholars To add so much. VVQ made this year a worthy one! Wipsey-lVopsey was introduced, And we did our best to boost Not only that, but also those VVho had attained the highest marks By their efforts from the start. IV Now we had left behind All the silly loftiness And had forsaken childish ways For full and ever pleasing days Of joy in duties, play and music. Wipsey-Wopsey was featured again, And We did best to maintain The high standards of work Which was so well up held By students, teachers, and committees. And so ending these joyful years, We also end this little ditty.