Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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JOYCE V. CHAFFEE Jo Everyone who knows Jo agrees that she's a grand girl. Jo has been a loyal member of the orchestra for four years. She plans to attend State of Washington, and after college wants to be a buyer in a large store, Good luck to you, Jo. ABRAHAM CHORNEY Able Abie is one of our accomplished musicians. How the orchestra will miss the strains of his fiddle. and how the under classmen will miss the clicking of Abie's heels on the corridor floor. May you be able to fulfill your ambi- tion and flddle your way around the world! MARGARET A. COFFIN Peggy If one wants a dash of pepper, a bit of variety, a senf ior paradox, he need look no farther than our Peggy Coffin. Peggy's vivacity, talkativeness. and wit have given her the reputation of being one of the liveliest members of the class. Peggy is always there when it comes to doing work for the Honor Society, Enterprise , school dances, or the 'flnformerf' We predict a brilliant future for her. The world can't keep a girl like Peggy downl ALICE CONANT Alice is a real pal of many in the school, and through the four years she has been the source of great enjoyment to us all. Her friendly smile and cheerful manner will win her much success in the future. We're all for you, Alice. MARIAN E. COOGAN Caogie Marian is one of the peppiest members of the Senior Class. She has been active in Orchestra, Cilee Club, Pep Club, and the Dance Committee. She showed her ability in Field Hockey by being this year's Captain. She is a member of the Honor Society, and next year plans to attend Normal School. The best to you, Marian. .MARCELENE CROWELL Marce Marcelene has many credits to her name. Not only has she had a perfect attendance record during her entire school year, a thing which probably has never been equaled by any Keene student, but her exceptional ability in dancing has also won her fame. Marce is a member of the school orchestra. Keep up your dancing, Marce. We are proud of your record.

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LUCY G. BROWN Lu Lucy has certainly poetic ability and has made good use of it. She has worked with deep interest in the 4-H Club and hopes to continue her work. We wish you loads of happiness in your married life. Lucy. MARoARIiT I. CAIIILI, Afliclzey Wherever you see Mickey, you're bound to see the other two Musketeers! Mickey has helped in many ways to make our Musical Revues successful, Her ambition is to be a detective. We can easily imagine her a very successful one! OSCAR H. CAMPBELL Oat' Osc's the quiet fellow from the plains of Winchester with a cheery smile. sparkling eyes, and a swell disposi- tion. That sunny character will carry you far in the business world, Osc. ' VIRGINIA A. CASEY Ginny Ginny has been a very successful office girl this year. That's the first step to her ultimate goal-a private sec- retary. With your willingness and winning smile. we know that success will be yours, Ginny. FLOYD CASTOR Here's to our one and only Castorf Hes been inter- ested in music. and plays the violin in our orchestra. Basketball and other sports interest him a great deal. We predict a bright future for you, Floyd, in your chosen field of business administration. . . JM FRANCIS B. CHABOT if Vtfe all know Fr as a ery a y to ep where help is need . ' obhies e s amp collecting and playing tennis, an e're sure hat with his quiet. pleasing manner he'll far in 1 future commercial osi- . 2 1 P tion. Good luck. Fran.

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DANIEL H. CULLITON Dan Although Dan is quiet in school, we wonder if he is outside. He plans to become a bookkeeper when he graduates. and we are all ready to wish him luck in the field. His hobby is driving. Whenever he is not at school or at home, he can be found in the Ford truck or the new V-8. Best wishes, Dan. ALBERT G. DAMBROUCKAS Bent What will the Dramatic Club do for a villain or a hero when Beni is no longer around? Whose hair will we pull when the future Enterprise comes out? Oh, well. we forgive you for all the slams we received, and we hope to see you starring soon in a great production: then we will brag of having seen you as a hero in our K. H. S. play of i6. Best of luck, Beni, in your dramatic career. GILBERT H. DANCE Gilly Gilly is one of the jolliest fellows in our class. His ruddy complexion is thc envy of many a girl. His ambition-to be a successful undertaker-is an unusual one. We'II be seeing you, Gilly. HARRIET R. DAVIS Hig Harriet is one of our well-read students and a quiet, loyal classmate. She is an active member of our orches- tra. Her pleasing ways and winning manners will assure her of success anywhere. You'll make a great teacher, Harriet, and we all join in giving you our best wishes. JAMES S. DAVIS Jimmie Jimmie can make a banjo cryl Short, with impish eyebrows, and just cock-full of rhythm, Jimmie will soon be playing popular songs of his own over the radio! Keep the banjo humming, Jimmie. ROBERT C. DAVIS Bob Bob has participated in many Keene High School activities including the Boys' Glee Club, Chorus, and the Physics club. He is very fond of driving, and he can tell the make of practically any car at a glance. We prophesy that Robert will be a great mechanical engineer. Here's to a happy and successful career, Bob!