Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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p J' ll? ,MVT 'K' wwf. Mews W l 9 3 7 Salmagundi O fy, M 1515 jfrlf' In-if,-f ENRY MANLEY FRECHETTE Hunk, Chief, Sherliff Born for success, he seems. Although Henry has been with us only two years, he has become one of the most popular boys of the class. He was elected into the National Honor Society and has been outstanding in the Dramatic Club, of which he was President, in several athletics, in the Band, and as Busi- ness Manager of the Enterprise and Salmagundi . His good-natured cracks and contagious laugh will take him far. Dartmouth will be lucky to have you, Henry! Pupils and teachers alike are proud of you and your all- around ability. 0.41-3. tz.ueJ,.Z. me Ag CHRIS 1 . JANETTE FRYEF ' ' Chris Quiet but all the more worthy. Chris is one of these attractive, quiet girls who was sent to us from Westmoreland. Because she has lived out of town, we don't know her as well as we should have liked, but those who do know lier say, She's a grand girl . Chris, you have a beautiful voice, aud you ought to go places with it, so keep your chin up. BARBARA ELIZABETH GATES The happiest heart that ever beat was in some quiet breast. Barbara is one of our old friends and a good one, too. She hasn't had a great deal of time to spend on activities outside of class, but in class We know her willingness to do her share. We'll all patronize your shop when you become a hairdresser, Barbara. ARTHUR HENRY GEILENBERC. Arr If she underualue me, What care I how fair she be. Art was one of our honorable selectmen at the town meeting and with his talking and debating ability we're sure that he is going places. As Manager of Tennis he has practiced letter writing which should prove useful when he becomes a business'rHan. GERALDI M SON GOGGIN 'Gerry Goo t c e in s all packages, Gerry is known to everyone. he is very quiet, sweet, and persuasive. She has always b Thibiestecxin athletics and has given all school activities her active s pport. We always like to have Gerry with us, and We know that any office that has her on its force will be a lucky one. SOPHIE HELEN GOMARLO Soph Hang sorrow: care will hill a cat: Therefore, Iet's be merry. Soph is another fair damsel from West Swanzey who doesn't let any grass grow under her feet. She has been one of the peppiest members of our class, and how we'll miss her next year! She hopes to be a telephone operator and we know she'll make a good one, too. Here's luck to you, Soph. X-K

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tl RUTH ELEANOR DURANT Ruthie 'IA merry twinkle of the eye- A sunny smile as she passes by. Smiles, dimples, committees, yells,-leave them to Ruthie, Ruthie is always laughing, smiling, or talking, and she is one of the best liked girls in school. She is one of our brilliant Commercial students, and we are sure that with her winning ways, she will make good as some- one's secretary. What an addition she will be to some office! Keene High will surely miss Ruthie's jolly smile and efficient work. BERNARD BELL ESTE B rnie Of hi stature, he as of great length An LU d ull De, and great of strengthf ll I se s we have en c nsta tl earing abo ni ' acti ie Slut Sco s of the Amer' L 1 . als pl y e ell and has been a embe f and rg rc t a fo our years. As a willing w ker d a f nd, h as bee a aluable member of our class. We never orget h's anage- ment of the Salmagundi' Card Par . Yo ' got just what it takes, Bernie. Q NANCY IRENE EWINS Nan 'xNeUer an idle moment, but Thrifty and thoughtful of others. Nancy is one of our quiet girls whom we seldom hear, but we certainly will miss her. She is a member of the Dramatic Club and the Girls' Glee Club, and has served efficiently on many of the school committees, As a nurse we know she'll surely succeed, for she possesses all the qualities that go to make a good nurse, MARY ADA FARWELL She+uJhose inborn worth her acts com- mend, of gentle soulito human race, a friend. Mary is one of the quietest but most sincere of our classmates. Mary lives out of town and consequently has not been able to enter into as many activities as she would liked to have. But we know that she will he loved by her students when she's a teacher. Good Luck! THEDA BELLE FIELD One to driue away the clouds And call in the sunshine. Good things come in small packages and so it is with Theda. Her vivacious manner is the life of many a party. She also is very much interested in hair-dressing, and we know she is good at it. Many more happy days, Theda. PAUL EDWARD FITZGERALD My mind holds many things J! ' . ,fThoU9h I do not speak often, i Paul has been in the School Chorus for three eal course He worked on scenery and fixtures for a V pw, Revue, play, and the fair. He works afternoon Q or 2 px! Sentinel. His future ambition is to be a machinist or a mechanic and he will be a good one. J J . ' ov U! the Boys' Glee Club, and has completed the bhi ' ' I at M , iii? wed' fe gf l few 1 9 3 7 Salmagundi

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,1 . X VIRG1 - GOODR XX Ginny Not ng is impossible to Diligence d Skill. Ginny is a petite out-of-towner, but nevertheless she made a swell wing on the Hockey team and also shone in the classroom as well as on the Hockey field. Ginny, with your sunny disposition, and your smile, you're bound to succeed, so hop to it! DOROTHY GRAVES missed, and it will also help tremendously ' ing her through her chosen field, nursing. Her ch ea, n d' position will cure her patients without the ai a doctor. We are sending you on with the sincerest of best wishes. Patience is a U1.!'lL?'? J Dorothy's steadfast, willing abiliy ill cert 'n Y LILLIAN BEATRICE GRIMARD Lill She wir of gentle nature. For f ye s Lillia 1 bee faithful member of our band a orc e ra. a sh 1 s de all-state orchestra c se om h r er' we certainly do hear her o take u dress designing and some ie. h , ' et. pl ' ' , d e' earl g Hfrocks a la Grimardn. We wish her l s of luc , for she is one of the pluckiest girls We know. LINDSAY VARGRAVE HALL Lindy For he is just a quiet kind. Whose nature never varies. If we ever wanted Lindy he was either at the shop, playing around with some machines, or out driving his car around town. Few of us have been privileged by hav- ing his friendship, but we shall miss him next year. Lindy is very much interested in aeronautics and hopes to find future work in the stratosphere. PHILIP ALDRICH HALL Phil e lz ow the y g gentlemanj he hath go ' SX P i ' o o these quiet out-of-t n ' aps who was d class president i ur ni - ar and did a job f i. Phi also a . X . ' g ility even though ha ittle' ance t -'V t in Keene High School e c ege yo go , hil, is going to be very lucky. 'se ' . JEAN HAWLEY Hawley Fair was she to behold, that maiden of sev- enteen summers. What will K. H. S. be like next year without our pep- piest, most-talkative, and humorous member? All through her four years, Jean, our cheer-leader, has been very active not only in school but also in outside activities. Who could forget to work on the spicy column of the In- former or her Rah Rah ing? Jeans favorite hobbies are walking and dancing, and we know she has proven her ability in both of them. We are rooting for you, Hawley, in whatever you undertake to do.