Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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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.

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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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r 1 14. .WS MW X r 1 X K, l'I'ff i,1'LiD2 N Z jkN,Sl ph K5 AM ffif xc M- ,sg M37 Salrnagundi We ELDON MARVIS HEATH Hearhie Leave us leisure to be good. Heathie's infectious grin and ever ready harmonica have won him many friends during his school life. We'll miss the all time information bureau on W'hat's Good in a Ford . Much success as a mechanic, Eldon. LYLE WESLEY HILL A man that blushes is always liked. Lyle has served well for two years on the football team as right guard, and he will be greatly missed. Al- though he is very quiet, we all like to have him around. Best of luck in the future, Hilly. ALBERT VERNE HILTON Men of few words are the best men. Al is the quiet member of our class, who has been an active supporter of the musical activities of the school, playing in the orchestra for four years. Al has also played class basketball and was the efficient manager of the foot- ball team this year. Here's wishing you success in your chosen neld. MARION RUTH IRWIN Nothing great was ever achieved without ambition. Sweet, sophisticated, and a real pall That's Marion. From the beginning of her freshman year through to grad- uation she has endeared herself to all. Just what the In- former and Dramatic Club will do without her, we do not know. Marion is keen on baseball and would like to spend every day cheering for the Red Sox. Happy land- ing, Marion. BARBARA LOTTIE .IEFFERY Jeff, Barb Her heart is like a garden fair. Where many pleasant blossoms grow. Barb may seem shy to some, but to those who know her, she is a swell pal. She has been a loyal member of the band and orchestra for four years and has been active in the Girls' Glee Club and the Chemistry Club. This year she was elected into the National Honor Society. We know she will win friends wherever she goes with her smile and happy disposition, just as she has won them here. CHARLOTTE JENKINS Cl'1l'f2ky Zealous yet modesty innocent though free, Chinkey has been one of our best companions and an outstanding student throughout her four years. She has a marvelous disposition and she has become one of the best- liked and best-known members of her class. She is also a worthy member of the National Honor Society. We'll never forget your being Myrtle in the school play. Chinkey. Our most sincere wishes will follow you to some art school.