Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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VV Qifff 4 K d'fa Qs .if Jw 4 , -Xiu'-,, Q' 'Saul' i X , .se ,fa- ded egg. li .yi ' r 1 l 1 9 47 Salmagundi HARRIET EMMA ADAMS The mildest manners and the greatest heart, Harriet has won us all with her friendly smile and her quiet reserved manner. She has been active in the Home Economics Club and in the school chorus during her high school career. The best of luck to you. Harriet. HELEN ROSAMOND AHERN Bright as the sun her eyes were, And like the sun, they shone on all alike. Everyone who knows Helen agrees she's one of the grandest sports of the high school. Although she did not join us until our junior year, she at once showed her willingness to help, She has always been an ardent bas- ketball fan, and in this sport won her numerals for being on the Senior class team. None of us would mind being sick, Helen, if we could have you as nurse. Loads of luck! VERA MARIA ANDERSON PQCIUUI Laughter and I are the bet! of friends. Pep, vim, and vigor is this cheerleader of ours. Pea- nut is always ready to do her part to make the wheels go 'round. She is fond of sports and typing class: the latter accounts for her ambition to be a secretary. Outside of school 'we find her in Girl Scout work and Sunday School teaching. Here's hoping your rosy blush will carry you far. GUY BARNES BAILEY, Junior A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. Guy is a good-natured, careless sort of fellow, always willing to help the school. His determined nature will help him successfully fill any position. We hope you have many more happy carefree days camping with the boys. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH BARCOME Per Some like work, some like fun I'm for both. Charlotte has been a very quiet classmate, and we didn't get as well acquainted with her as we would have liked to. Her smile has brightened many a dreary day. Here's luck to you, Pet, in whatever work you undertake. THOMAS JOSEPH BARILE Tommy Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Tommy is one of the most joyous and fun-loving mem- bers of our class. He served faithfully as a member of the football squad, and will certainly be missed by his team- mates. His passion is for blondes and he has certainly been faithful. Luck to you, Tommy, wherever you go.

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EVERETT RAYMOND LANE Ray CLASS PRESIDENT Oh, Captain, My Captain, our fearful trip is done! Ray is the pride of the stronger sex and the dream of the weaker. He has left behind him an activity list which is hard to equal: football, baseball, and captain two years and All-state in baseketball, to say nothing of being on the Salmagundi Board and the Dance Committee. Ray, your leadership, friendliness, and nice smile will be missed by all who have had the privilege of knowing you. MARGARET RUTH MOORE Margie VICE-PRESIDENT 1'Life without sport is not life. Noisy, witty, and full of fun!-that's Margie! She is one of the most popular girls in our class, having been chosen Vice-President for two years! She has received two letters in hockey and three in basketball, being captain of the '36-'37 sextette, and was a member of the athletic committee her junior year. Margie was also elected to the National Honor Society! EMELYN FLORENCE AYER Skip CLASS SECRETARY She's here, she's there, she s all about, Lots of pep, andl a real good scout. There is so much we could say about Skip, it is hard to know where to begin. When the seniors chose Skip as the Most All-Around Girl they knew what they were voting for. In athletics, music, or in the class-room, Skip is the tops. To us, Skip is one in a million. We wish you the best there is in the future, Skip. DAN JOSEPH BROSNAHAN DdUny, BUICIY, Clem CLASS TREASURER He is gentle, he is kind- I shall neuer, neuer find A better friend. Dan is one of the peppiest, most popular, and best dressed boys in our high school. He has been a member of the Enterprise board, Salmagundi , Band, Track Team, and class Basketball Team for four years. Danny's hobby is golf and he is really good at it. Also Dan is our class treasurer, and are we makingvmoneyl PRISCILLA KINGSBURY Sally VALEDICTORIAN And what she greatly thought, She nobly dared. To all of us Sally, our valedictorian, is the outstanding and most versatile member of our class, the leader in all things we have done. We shall remember her especially as the captain of the Hockey Team, a fine basketball player, editor-in-chief of both the 'iEnterprise and Sal- magundin, trumpet soloist, class officer, Carnival Queen, President of the National Honor Society, and our repre- sentative to the D. A, R. Convention. Sally is very popu- lar with all her classmates, and we predict a brilliant future for her. BETTY ELIZABETH BROWNE SALUTATORIAN She has a head to contriue, a heart to resolve, and a hand to execute. Betty has made herself a valued member of the class through her unseliish service to the school. She is a loyal, valued member of both Band and Orchestra, and has served very faithfully and efficiently as wardrobe mistress of the Dramatic Club. She is the vice-president of the National Honor Society, and a letter girl in hockey. We are very proud of our Salutatorian and count her as one of our truest friends. 6, Wi' W.. XM X' ,yi ,lit .xfflw t-M'-'bfi Juv MW' i-4.-.xi-od

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ROBERT LUMAN BARNARD Bob He had the warmth of genial courtesy, The calm of self-reliance. Bob is one of the quiet fellows of the Senior Class, although he has been very active in Music and Chemistry. His witty, impromptu remarks will long be remembered, also his part in the German Play during his junior year. He is a person ready and willing to do any chore given him. We will miss you, Bob. when you become a great Chemical Engineer. We wish you all the luck in the world. CARL NTERTON BARRETT Cllflie His own opinion was his law. Carl has been one of those quiet, dependable school- mates whom every school needs and loves. Those who really know Carl know that acting is his hobby, and it wouldn't be surprising if it becomes more than a hobby. his life's work. To the future actor, anything! JANET LOUISE BEAL Wi'sdom speaks but lirtle, but that little well. Janet is a girl who is always dependable and willing to work, and she doesn't make any noise about it either. She hopes to work in an office and with her many outstanding qualities, we know she'll make good. She is a member of the National Honor Society. HAROLD RODLIFF BEARD A keen wit, a wise look, and an answer always ready. Hick's steadfast willingness will certainly be missed around school, and his happy disposition will be missed by those coming in contact with him. He has been a leader of the Harmonica band and his singing ability is well-known. Here's luck to you, Hick, and many more happy carefree days. VERNON GLENN BECKWITH An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. Glenn is a chubby rascal to whom school work perhaps doesn't rank first. You can always find him driving around in his open Ford V8-it must be the breezes he likes. He enjoys a lot of the fun we have in our classes and his jolly nature surely ought to get him far. BARBARA BEEDLE JTwas her thinking of others that made you think of her. Barb is the leading horse woman of our class, and she spends her summers over in Marlboro riding-among other things! Pretty and petite, Barb has made many friends during her four years in K. H. S. She has been a valuable member of the Dramatic Club with loads of dramatic ability. We hope to see Barb a successful inter- ior decorator.