Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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TAUNO N. SAARI Last year the High School produced George Hanna, and this year it sends Saari to the baseball world, He has immeasurably aided the school with his pitching and hitting. It is also rumored that he has a way with the girls. Certainly all boys and girls alike are his friends. Good luck to you in the majors. Tauno. We're proud of you! CYNTHIA H. SCI-INYER Cyn How can one ever forget Cyn? She enjoys hockey very much and made the team. We understand that she hopes to be a nurse and expects to enter training soon. We wish you the greatest of luck in your future work. Cyn. GUY B. SCRIBNER Guy is one of the most likable guys of our class. His carefree. nonchalant attitude, climaxed by his rougish smile. makes him exceedingly popular. We wish you the best of luck in the field of radio. LELAND B. SCRIBNER Bud, Scrib, Scribbie The Spider's talons have been evident in numerous school activities, As president of the K. H. S. Dramatic Club, as the mysterious villain The Spider , treasurer of the Honor Society, French horn soloist of the K. H. S. band and orchestra. Scribbie has made himself one of the most popular boys of the high school. Bud's char- acter, popularity. scholastic, dramatic, and musical abili- ties, and especially his infectious grin have helped him become a classmate we're proud of. BARBARA A. SENCABAUGH Barb We're glad to have this chance to tell you what we think of Barbara. Among all our school acquaintances we have not been able to End a nicer, more dependable girl. As our Dramatic Club secretary she's been tops, In her tennis, archery, and track she has been a fine representative of Keene High School. Here's to a most efficient. future nurse! WILLIAM O. SHELDON Shotgun Sheldon's nickname is Shotgun Cit's funny how these comic strip writers get their ideasl. It's an appropriate one. too, for Shotgun is one of our prominent Rifle Club members. If a circus barker's voice is necessary, we know you'd soon be on the air for Uncle Sam.

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M. CUTTER PERRY Mort Mort is one of the favorites of K. H. S. We all ad- mire his popularity and style. He has been an outstand- ing member of both band and orchestra, and has proved to be a very efficient manager of the basketball team. Though your plans for the future are not yet revealed to us. We wish you the best of luck. Here's to a live- wize classmatel RUTH M. PLANTE Ruthie Ruthie hails from Fitzwilliam. Her willingness to work and ability have made her outstanding in her com- mercial work. Ruthie plans to be a private secretary, and we know she will make a good one! LAWRENCE R. QUINTIN Pop The most evident thing about Pop is his contagious laugh. Always cheery, he soon spreads this spirit among others. Pop is an inveterate joker. But when he is in earnest on the football Held, get out of his way. He is one of the finest defensive and offensive centers Keene High has ever produced. KENNETH D. RINGLAND Kenny Whenever there is anything going on, there you will find Kenny. He has been active in football. soccer, and track. Kenny is one of the most helpful mechanics of the Dramatic Club. In the Musical Revue. Ken also proved his skill as a dancer. The underclassmen will surely miss Kenny. LORRAINE M. ROUSSEAU Toot Let's give three cheers for our snappy little cheer- leader! We feel indebted to Toot for this year's in- creased interest in the Pep Club, and we know that she did her share in making the hockey team the success it was. With such bubbling energy and animation, we fully expect Toot to make a big success of Normal School. BARBARA E. ROWE Babs We have found Barbara to be a very loyal friend, even though she has been with us only this year. We are sure, with her fine personality, unusual ability, and cheerful manner, that she will have a wonderful future. Barb is one of our honor students.

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RICHARD C. SHEPARD Dick Shepard has encountered all sorts of obstacles, but he's still with us to the finish. Quietness, perseverance, and a good natured smile seem to be his main characteristics. Although he doesn't say much about it, he's quite a guitar player. We've enjoyed knowing you, Dick. HOWARD E. SMITH Smitty Smitty is a quiet member of our class who commutes each day from Westmoreland. He is quite an all around sportsman. and we hear that he's got quite a record at Hshing. I-le's one person who really understands nature, and we wish him much enjoyment from this! MILDRED C. SMITH Millie Millie is a quiet, good-natured, smiling girl from East Swanzey. We hope that someone will leave you a for- tune, Millie, so that you may travel to your heart's con- tent. Good luck to you. CARL O. SNOW Carl has been prominent at K. H. S. as a band mem- ber, a football player, a stage technician and all-round handy man. However, his ability as a mechanic and an electrician far surpasses the rest. I-lere's hoping that the Ufootlights of success shine on the first night of your career, Carl. SAMUEL C. SNOWLING Sammy Sammy is one of our high society men, and we expect him always to be in such circles. He always appears to be enjoying everything. He is very much interested in music, and his absence will be felt in both band and orchestra. May your cheerful smile carry you on through life, Sammy. ELLEN A. STARKEY Ellen is one of the most reliable members of the Senior Class . She is a conscientious person, one of the few third-year French students. She is also a willing worker in her 4-H Club. We'll all miss Ellen's shy smile and pleasant disposition.