Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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W, lfiile WM eil levi? il' ,QM iff? xywxfw W. 6 1 1 Q . ' kv s .1 nz ' I V x l 9 3 7 Salmagundi STEPHEN DAVID KRISTOE Bicarbe or Steve Boldly Uentured is half won. Steve is our leading golf player, and the team will surely miss its leader next year. He was also a member of the hockey team and manager of track. Steve plans to take up golfing and become a professional. Good luck to the future Pro at Keene Country Club. PAULINE BLANCHE LABARRE 'AA wonder--a woman of few words Pauline is one of the quietest girls in the Senior Class and one that all of us can count as a friend. She has been an ardent supporter of school affairs and she can be depend- ed upon in all things. We know that she will succeed in her future plans. Keene High wishes you the best of luck. Pauline! ELIZABETH LAMMELA Betty Zealous yet modest. Betty is one of the most efficient and dependable girls in the Senior Class. Commuting daily from Fitzwilliam, Betty has proved herself an enthusiastic and energetic stud- ent. Her reward has been her election into the National Honor Society. We all wish you success in the field of commerce, Betty. MARIAN EMMA LEH Success lies not in staying up at night to study, but staying awake in the daytime. Marian is one of our quieter girls, but she is a lot of fun when you know her. She has been elected to the National Honor Society. Marian is secretary of the Ger- man Club and played the part of the heroine in the 1937 German play. Marian has a lot of ability, and we think that she will succeed as a department store buyer. FLORENCE EVELYN LEWIS A good friend is a precious thing. Florence is a quiet, blonde lass who comes to us from Surry. To those of us who know her well, she is a kind, sympathetic friend. She is always ahead of her class when it comes to reading assignments-one might call reading her pastime. ' EL LILLIAN LEWIS Ray A cheerful life is what the muses love. esses a very cheery disposition and tries to make e she associates with, happy. too. As Ray ed t rough the corridor, she had a dreamy look in Q he eyes. Just what caused it, Ray? Qails from East Swanzey with a laugh and a smile. X? 2 Q1

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EDWARD FRANK JOHNSON Men of few words are the best men. Edward is one of our towheaded lads who is very well liked by all of those who know him. He never seems to exert himself doing school work, but he manages to do a good job of it. He is fond of the great out-doors and this probably accounts for his good complexion, which is the envy of so many girls. GORDON FLETCHER JOHNSON S yle, J hflfly Life is an incura W Johnny cermiry m a am f ' self in his high school care a would c lvaney have done without i footba , basket ll and base- ball? a ay think Johnny o be a quiet lad, as in scho ' ut ask some of the boys who know him, Good luck, Johnny. HELEN ANN KARSIS Wit is the salt of conversation. Whatever the occasion, Helen's presence is always desir- able. Her congeniality wins her many friends and she is as entertaining in the classroom as she is with those who know her best. She seems to be bubbling over with laughter and good cheer, doesn't take studying too seri- ously, but she does have her serious moments now and then, GEORGE WILLIAM KOIVUNEN A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and conident tomorrowsf' George hails from Fitzwilliam. A willing worker, who has been a valuable aid to the school, George helped to make our Senior Town Meeting the success that it was. His ambition is to enter the Civil Service and become a government stenographer, and we are sending you out with our best wishes for success. MARY KREGAS Wz'sdom is better than rabies. One can assign Mary a task to do and feel sure that it will be done satisfactorily. Mary's ability and efficiency have made her one of the most outstanding members of the Commercial Course. As secretary of the Informer, she has made all of us realize that she will succeed as a secre- tary in the future. Mary is also a member of the National Honor Society, elected in her junior year. We sincerely wish you the best of luck in the future, Mary! MILDRED KREGAS Milly I would rather be small and shine, than be large and cast a shadow. Milly's charming personality and pleasant smile have found the way into the hearts of her classmates. She is a swell dancer, perfect companion, and a true friend. We have found Milly to be one of the best liked and sweetest girls of our class. Her jolly attitude and quick smile are known in all her classrooms. Here's to your success in the future, 'ff Z' aff!! riarfi Ji Mia w,.l9,t tile s gray A lj!-IA' I ll ' kj. , I IL: A. I 9 3 7 Salmagundz

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FREDERICK CHARLES LOISELLE Freddy Go forth under the open sky ana' list to Natures teachings. Freddy is one of our quietest boys, but when he gets going, what can't he do! He's very calm and has kept our class well balanced. He has an unusual hobby-flower growing, and if he decides to go into this work, we're sure he'll make a success. Anything Freddy tackles, he does whole-heartedly and well. RITA MARY LONG 'iNothing is worth doing, unless it is worth doing well. Although Rita is one of the shorter members of the senior class, she makes up for it with her ability to make friends. Rita is a member of the Commercial Course and with her winning ways we know that she will succeed in her futu-re plans as a secretary. Rita has always been ready to be of service to the school. How well we remember you as a spelling teacher in English IV. Best of luck, Rita. RUTH MARY LOVELI. Ruthie There is sweet music here that softer falls than petals from blown roses on the grass. Ruthie is a classmate of whom the school is very proud. Her willingness to help and her fine ability will certainly be missed. Ruthie's main interest has always been music. We recognize her great talent and prophesy a bril- liant future as a concert violinist. Ruth is also a member of the National Honor Society. JAMES GLENNIE MACGREGOR Musz'c-the voice of immortalsf' James has been very active as a musician during his four years of high school. I-Ie has been a member of the chorus for four years, vocal class one year, and the or- chestra for three years. James also belongs to the Latin Club and is active in church work and H-Y Club. With both his fine voice and instrumental ability we think James will go far in music. ANDREW EDWARD MACK Andy The sleep of a laboring man is sweet. No one knows what a big help Andy is until they see him back stage during some performance. A lot of re- sponsibility rests on his shoulders and he certainly carries it well and with the greatest of ease . We know Andy will work hard towards any goal he may choose and we wish him luck. MARY ELIZABETH MALCOLM Male Is thy name Mary, maiden fair? Such should methinhs, its music be. A flash of red hair and a catching giggle-and we are reminded of Mary who hails from Surry. May you as a nurse bring cheer to the hospital rooms as you've bright- ened the class rooms for us.