Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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STELLA PIISPANEN Srel A lassie fair With golden hair. Stel has been in the School Chorus three years, in two economics clubs, and in the driving course this year. Some may think she's quiet, but they don't know Stell In her quaint way she's extremely jolly, and a true and last- ing friend. We all wish you a lifetime of luck and hap- piness as a tearoom hostess, Stella. '60 ' K ELEANOR GERALD1NE PRICE J' ' 45 Pricey. For who ca see then for t The g ries this ay brunettg' Pricey is one th t e bo can clai formiend. We glimpse her ' he 'n h re, grudgingly ac- complishing tas which e b t efore h . Pricey is interested ' sic.'a she s s tremel well. She likes to tra el lid l' t to radio a e s. Her terest in the city of ade a is astounding. c pla to be a K. N. S. stu ent, a here's wishing herl . WAYNE SUTTON PROULX Still waters run deep. Wayne is a member of the school chorus and the Phy- sics Club. Last year he was on the .Iayvee Basketball Team. His hobby is hunting and hshing. He will surely go far in his work as a carpenter or machinist. VIOLA JULIA PURTLE A quiet, gentle, litfle elf, Who thinks of others before herself. Viola is one of our quietest classmates: yet those who know her find that she has a deep character-one that rings true at all times. Her smile is always cheery as is her outlook upon life. Deeper worthwhile things appeal to her. She is happy while helping others. These qualities have not gone by unnoticed by one of our Sir Galahads. ELIZABETH ADAMS PUTNAM Betty Of manners gentle, of afliections mild. Enough cannot be said of Betty's accomplishments through her four years of high school. She has shown outstanding acting ability, especially as the leading lady in Polly With a Past . Eor three years she has been invaluable as a guard on the basketball team, receiving three letters. She is on the Enterprise and Salmagundi Boards. a member of the Dramatic Club, and the most happy-go-lucky girl in the class and consequently one of the most popular. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH READ Shifl Her Uoice is music. Swanzey seems to turn out singers, and Shirl is one of them. May we hand it to you, Shirl. Your voice sure is tops. She is a member of our vocal class and belongs to the Dramatic Club: she also is a prominent worker in the county and town 4-H organization. Her ambition is not to be in Grand Opera, but to train to be a countyji'-H Club Agent. We'll miss you a lot, Shirl. ' f X . Q' if' t ' -1,3 1 ji' ' wr EZEVJQ .,-g 1 I fic--sftJ.f,f..,,tA f ,I ' Ly f. 1 9 3 7 Salmagundi --1

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0' J .fs 1' K ,jf an jul W evil Nl if H . Jr!! ,Q 1 . 'I1 ,IJ f., gill: if vig!!! l 1 Z fs? xi f I W ' , my M.. gl. -W bg. -'QD WJ f sb t 1 9 3 7 Salmagundi J W IWWMW f JW. ' 'W W WILLIAM FRANK OAKMAN Bill 'fThe kind of fellow who doesn't shirlz And is always ready to do his work. Bill has been a member of the School Chorus for three years, the Boys' Glee Club for four years, the class basket- ball team, Chemistry Club, and for one year an assistant editor on the Informer Board . He also has outside activities, two years in the Pioneers, two years in the Grange and one year in the 4-H. KENDELL CLEMENT PAGE Kell NA stronger man we'ue yet to see. We are certainly proud of our all-staterl Where should we have been without his help in football? Ken is a boy worth knowing. Hats off to you, Ken, and we wish you the best of luck in your chosen career. JUNE ADELAIDE PARKER Junie Who often lights melancholy with her merry jests. Although Junie doesn't have much to say, she has a smile for everyone. She likes sports, especially swimming, and is an enthusiastic supporter of our football and base- ball games. She has a secret passion to be an actress. What- ever vocation you choose, we hope success will be yours. Junie. ARNOLD ERNEST PATNAUDE HA pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck. Pat, though very quiet in school, is surely one that we all will miss. He has been a member of the School Chorus, the Boys' Cilee Club and the Auto Safety Driving Course, despite the fact that he Works afternoons for his father. He plans great things for himself and we hope he succeeds. GRACE PEART Few things are impossible to diligence and skillf' Grace is one of our cleverest classmates. Although we haven't seen much of her. we could be sure that she was busy when she was around. She has been an efficient Worker on many committees. The school will have to search long and hard before they find anyone to take her place as official make-up man. RUTH MARY PHIPPARD Ruthie A comrade, blithe and full of glee, Who dares to laugh out loud ana' free. A jolly classmate, a good companion, and a firm friend is Ruthie, She is an efficient student in the Com- mercial classes and that fact, coupled with personality, ought to get her far, Ruthie has always been a true friend and a capable worker, earning the respect of all her class- mates. Your happy smile Will take you far on the road of lsuccess, we're sure.

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1, ,fx L 1' .7 i . V A 1 7 I r if life R , I NY X ts . sig 1937 Salmagundi GLADYS KATHERINE REYNOLDS Giggy Who is this beautiful young Goddess, Her hair so fiery red? Giggy hasn't any worries or cares and is always ready for a good time. She is very sociable and easy to get along with. Because of her pleasing personality, Giggy is well known and has a host of friends. She has illuminated and lightened many corridors with her giggles and her attractive auburn tresses. You'll make a grand nurse with your cheerful disposition, Gig. ELAINE RILEY A quiet girl with a wealth of friendliness. Elaine is a very conscientious, earnest student. Her sunny kindly disposition has gained for her many friends, both inside and outside of school. The best of luck to you. Elaine, in your later life. ILL IRENE ROLLISON Renie Her sunny nature .seemed to be tuned to each eQ:sonQ ar ony. f W s two ople coming down the street, one tall -t othe s t. it was probably Renie and Rita. is tall, nde, and cheerful. Although she didn't e an activ part in athletics, she was always there to cheer the teams on to victory. ln whatever work you may enter, we know you'll be successful, Renie. HARRIETTE ROWELL A tiny worker who seems so free, But a true friend to you and me. Harriette not only does all her duties conscientiously but enjoys doing them as well. She is one of our best and willing workers. The Girl Scouts and outdoor sports have received her loyal support. Her sincerity and thoughtful- ness are two qualities by which most of us have benefited and which we all admire. EVELYN MARION RUSSELL Eve Laughing eyes, a merry .smile And a merry, merry heart. Evelyn has been very quiet in school, but from glimpses outside, we rather doubt if this always holds true. She came to us in our junior year. Her reserved yet charm- ing ways have made us all like her. We know she will succeed because of her quiet determination. Eve has been a good sport Edja real pal. .SABIN Eve I 'a' expression spoke a mind y firm, composed, resigned. ne neve knows when Eve is around, but she has a sweet disposition that we all shall miss greatly. She is very musically inclined, and when we walk through the corri- dors, we quite often hear her humming. ln whatever field, she enters, she will be loved and admired.