Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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HARRIETTE E. FISHER Harriette is one of our more quiet girls. but we know she will succeed in any commercial position she may fill. We have all learned that to know Harriette is to like her. Here's luck! lVlARGUERl'l'E A. FLANAGAN Iflany Flany is one girl we'll miss. With her pep and win- ning smile. she has been the life of many a classroom! She has always been active in Home Ec. Clubs. Flany's ambition is to be a physical instructor. and we know she will make a splendid one. Best wishes for the success that is bound to be yours, Elanyf CLEO E. FORCIER Cleo Among those few who have been able to gain the friendship of their classmates while being quiet is Cleo. In musical affairs he is very prominent, and his talent is evident. Cleo is a very thorough and efficient worker, and we expect him to do well, although quietly, what- ever he attempts. ELBERT A. PRINK Fflinkie' Elbert has been a faithful member of the band. orches- tra. and chorus. His likable nature has won for him many friends. Good luck in the navy, Erinkie. HAZEL M. GOLAND Throughout her four years in K. H. S., Hazel has been a friend to all. She is very much interested in out- door sports. especially swimming and skiing. Hazel is always willing to help, always jolly, and cheerful. We know you'll succeed in whatever you try to do, for you have been a hard worker these past four years. Hazel. MARJORIE T. Goocu Marge Marge is, without doubt, the most outstanding. all- round girl of the senior class. Her unequaled athletic record, her fine scholastic work, her active part in the Honor Society, Dramatic Club, and Enterprise Work, not only make her one of the most popular senior girls, but also have given her the honor of being one of the senior girls who has done the most for her school. Mid- dlebury is receiving one of our prize students!

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HELENE E. DUDLEY Helene was new to us this year. but we soon grew to know her through the beautiful thin s she makes with 8 her hands. We hope you will go far in your hobby- painting. ROBERT P. DUDLEY Bob. Dud Swanzcy has sent us another musician. actor. and leader. Dud has filled his classes with fun and is a real pal to all of us. Bob has left behind him an activity list which is hard to equal. His work in the Musical Revue and Dramatics has been outstanding. As a speech maker. leader. and go-getter , he is tops , What will K. H. S. do without Dudley? RAYMOND F. DUNDAS Dun Ray is one of those happy-goflucky-people going about cheering up everybody with his smile. He and his trum- pet are inseparable: his ambition in life is to be a trum- pet soloist. RODNEY S. ELLIS While Rodney is perhaps the quietest boy in our class, his pleasant manner and smile have won him many friends. and he is known for the neat. exacting work he turns in. With such assets. we feel he should surely suc- ceed at whatever he chooses to do. PHYLLIS E. FAULKNER Phlil Phil is a well-known and well-liked member of our senior class. What would Hfth periods be without Phil, either in the office or chasing up some late student? As a secretary, you should rate ace-high, so keep up the good work and dont g1V9 up until you have reached your goal, Phil. EDITH M. FEATHER Edie Edie is one of our best dressed girls. In our home economics and commercial subjects Edie is right at home. We hear she has a swell time at her camp every summer. We're sure your love of fun will gain you hosts of friends, Edie.

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BARBARA GOODlil.l. Barb Another of those people from Swanzey who always say Swanzey first . Barb takes the Scientific Course and has specialized in math and sciences. She has also been very musical. always singing in the chorus and play- ing in the orchestra. Here's to a future music director! WzXl.l.1XClE C. GOODRICH Juke If you ever wish to get into a good argument, just get Jake started. He will argue on practically any sub- ject, and when you think you have the best of him, his witty remarks will turn the table against you, Wallace is one of the outstanding members of the Chemistry Club. Vile wish him a happy and successful career in his exploits in science. Ct.Y1Jlf A. GOODRUM Clyde is one of our best workers. Not only is he high in his scholastic average. being a member of the Honor Society. but also he is very active and efficient in the German and Science Clubs, Glee Club, and now in the Salmagundi Board. We predict that Clyde's peculiarly fine ability in writing will carry him far in the field of literature. CliCll.lE lf. GUl2RlN Cecile has been an active member of the Glee Club for the past four years. Although a quiet girl, she is always ready to help. and her friendly smile and cheerful manner have made her many friends. She says she wants to be .1 stenographer. and judging by her ability in her com- mercial work. she should be a success in her chosen pro- fession. Best of luck to you, Cecile. FORREST li. HALL, JR, Iforrey liorrey has ever been a willing worker for Keene High School in dramatics and especially in track. And shall we ever forget the debating? A lively interest in every- thing afoot is our remembrance of you, Hall? BARBARA E. l'lAMl.l2T Barb Barb has proved to us that beauty and brains are cer- tainly a successful and pleasing combination. She is a staunch friend and a cheery classmate. Barb has a host of friends. and with her pleasant ways we know she will have just as many in the future,