Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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We also wish to express our sincere thanks to Mrs. Randall, John Coffin, Percy Hudson and all others who have helped to bring this book to a iinish. SALMAGUNDI BOARD Editor . . . . . LEWIS KIBBEE Assistant Editor . . THOMAS SHEE1-IAN Art Editor . . . ELAINE QUIMBY Business Manager .... LEONARD' FARINA Assistant Business Manager . . ESTHER YOST Irene Blake Carol Casillo Eleanor Cook Marion Davis Janette Derby Mary J ewett Carol Johnson Dorothy Kostas Marina Kazanas Shirley LaBounty Ann Loiselle Rosalie Lombard ' Adviser Paul Melanson James Mugford Rose-Marie Neugebauer Evelyn Nikiforakis Ruth Nolin Edward O'Brien Eunice Parker Margaret Ricci Natalie Rollins Mike Rowden Shirley Shillady Jean Undervvood Victoria Wilson Beverly White Carolyn Wyman William Bergeron Theresa Croteau Elaine Gregoire Robert Jenisch Regina Johnson Ernest Newcombe Marceline Stebbins Arlene Wyman . . MRS, DOROTHY RANDALL n ARTHUR D. MU LVAN EY DEDICATE 'rl-ns Book 'ro oun TEACHER, coAcl-I AND FRIEND ' ARTHUR D. MULVANEY Who has given us during our four years here championship athletic teams, a thorough course in mathematics, and a complete line of jokes. We who are leaving feel sincere regrets that we will no longer be able to enjoy his wonderful sense of humor and his grand personality. I-I EA DMASTE R HARCLD A. RICE t Virginia A. B., New York University Ed. D Headmaster of Keene High School SUPERINTENDENT LAURENCE O. THCDMPSCDN' Bates College A. B.. Ed. M. Supe ' tendent of Schools Zin Memoriam MQ. ELWIN DAMQN e No one knows better than we students the great loss Keene High School has suffered in the death of Mr. Damon, for twenty-six years a teacher of chemistry in our school. A kind and understanding friend to all, he was more than just a teacher. In his classroom he prepared young people for the world, and shared with them his knowledge gained through a lifetime of service. Welwill miss him, but his memory will always be with us. I I FACU LTY ea MARGARET D. ACKERMAN MURIEL BRADBURY GUY F. BURRILL Bucknell University A. B. Plymouth Teachers College University of New Hampshire B. S. Radcliffe College A. M. Home Economics Chemistry Latin, English MW RUTH CHELLIS MRS. EDNA COLLINS MURIEL COOKE University of New Hampshire B. S. Bates College A. B. Kansas Wesleyan University B. S. Stenography and Typing English Bookkeeping HAROLD F. DREW Middlebury College B. S. Harvard University Graduate School of Education Ed. MP Sociology, Spanish HELEN DRUGG University of Vermont B. A. Science 1 I feel G'v'f'fFfSoq SPENCER E. EATON MRS. ANNA K. EWING MILDRED E. GUTTER-SON Mass. Normal Art School B. S. Berea College A. B. University of Vermont B. S. Penn. State College M. S. Oberlin College Science Drafting English, French . V JR-' EEORREST J. HALL THELMA L. HALL r EDWARD H. HAZEN Dartmouth A. B. Pl outh Teachers College B. Ed. Dartmouth AA. B. Machine Shop Shorthand, Typewriting Columbia M. A. Woodwork1'ng, Mech. Drawing ARTHUR HOUSTON University of Vermont B. S. Physics SUMNER W. JOYCE Springfield College B. S.. M. Ed. Physical Education fl, 01711 If l fr LUCILLE LAMONTAGNE GEORGE P. LOVELL MRS. EDNA B. MAN Institute of Arts and Sciences Norwich University B. S. University of New Hampshire B Art Algebra Home Economics Cgdeea, 6. 0, s MRS. MARGARET MARTlN HELEN MCCAUGHEY Simmons College B. S. Bates B. A. Junior Business Practice Radcliffe M. A. English ARTHUR D. MULVKNEY University of Maine B. S Bates Ed. M. Mathematics III 8 IV MRS. MARGARET NEWELL Boston University B. S. DE. History of Civilization, Civics CLIFFORD PERKINS Trinity College B. S. Commercial Subjects WW v 1 EVELYN PUFFER MRS. DOROTHY- A. RANDALL RUTH RAYMOND Keene Teachers College B. E. Smith College IA. B. Columbia B. S Home Economics Harvard University Graduate School Keene Teachers College of Education Ed. M. - , English - English MRS. IVIAXINE REYNOLDS R. N. STANLEYIE. RICHMOND MRS. THERESA P. ROBERTS Elliot Community Hospital School Boston University Mus. B. ,Wheaton College A B of Nursing School Nurse JAMES A. RUSSELL Holy Cross A. B. Clark University A. M. English, Mathematics S. MARION SMITH Keene Teachers College University of New Hampshire Hovine Economics I History ' X Librarian J ,MM ,MRS. ARLEAN E. SPEAR Secretary ELIZABETH TRACY MRS. HARRIETT Smith College A. B., M. A. Secrera English II ' M. A. VOGEL STELLA A. THOMAS Secretary to Supt. of Schools CHARLES WOODBURY New England Conservatory of Music Mus. A, Music GILBERT WYMAN Keene Teachers College B. Ed. Shop Physics, Plane Geometry, ' General Science THERON YOST Boston Normal Art B.A., Pratt Inst Applied Design, Drafting X I I TI-IE SENIORS SENIOR CLASS CFFICERS Vice-President . . MIKE ROWDEN Secretary . . .... JACK BREEN Treasurer . . LINDY CI-IAKALOS Advisers .... RUTH CHELLIS FREDERICK STEARNS PREVIOUS CLASS CFFICERS L Freshman Sophomore Junior A President I Richard Semonian Richard Semonian James Mugford Vice-President Ruth Nolin Elaine Quimby Ruth Nolin Secretary Ann Loiselle , Dorothy Kostas Norma Perkins Treasurer Lindy Chakalos Lindy Chakalos Lewis Kibhee THE CLASS OF I945 I-IGNCDRS Those who have left the class to enter the service of their country Emile Bergeron Russell Clark Richard DiMeco Richard Fuller 'John Hadley John Kelty Norman Madore Bayard Mousley Richard Neilson Donald Patterson Gerald Robidoux Norman Weeks The memory of two classmates Earl Dunn Jacqueline Johnson s 4 RICHARD GERALD AIKEN JEWELL ANN ALLAN MAURICE FRANK ALLEN General Dick General Julie Manual Arts Monk Activities: Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4: Hi Personality: Deceiving appearance Personality: Industrious . . . good Y-President 3: Intra-mural baseball of naivete . . . proud of Bill's wings sport . . . clever . . . Hi Ya Kid! 1. 2, 3. . . . the outdoor life for her . . . . . .photography . . .Plans for Navy. Personality: Rugged blonde . . . hot smooth ' ' ' Number' Please? Q fiddle . . . good sport . . . big and Gia E tall. .. I don't know . . . stage hand . . . skiing, swimming, etc .... QA 5 prospective leather neck. ' ' .9 Q a I .1 . l QQ.: QQL , , if I VIRGINIA M RO ED UND I' 'I f U RANCE LESLIE BANNER Home Economic Gi -Mecha Q' - onny General Ronny If . Personality i re . . eet . P .- It ws' sm I . .blonde Red Bank KN. JJ High School consistent . xnxller ting . .' . pi nalit . average.. . Activities: Debating Club 1: South Well, ue ow - . . - Fis l 1 ' m . .Navy. . . American Club 2: Taxidermy Club erate . . . nu ing! , ' .Air 1 rps a tst. 2: Biology 2. . A Keene High School dy U ' Dramatic Club 3. 4: Student Coun- Q my 4 cil 3: American Legion Oratorical x 4 ' ' Speaker 4. . - 9 3 , Personality: Traveler . . . smooth I 0, talker . . . our stage Romeo . . . JP W traces of Panama . . . R. C. A. Radio :ff ' School . . . A' My S' 0' A www! I Kitt RONALD CHARLES BANNER General Ronnie Redbank KN. JJ High School Activities: Spanish Club 2: Orches- tra l, 2: Band l. 2: Junior Achieve- ment 2. . Keene High School Band 3, 4: Hi Y 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4. Personality: Grave . . . even tem- pered . . . polite . . . music. .. Why, sure . . . tactful. . . sales- man . , . l L P A S 21 I . . ',- I tx nd A ac ini ts ite vin A an tr : oo - l '2, , S n' , ou 13? x tx X rs 'ty: i --Qi ls, . . i er ed ' ni A X ' . ' ' . . . e e, n e . y.:, Em. y N . J l JEANETTE IOLA BARDWELL Home Economics Jean, Jan Activities: Library Club l: Biology Club 2: Red Cross Club 1: Bruno Club l. Personality: Agreeable . . . small . collectomania for postcards. au- tographs, match covers . . . Once a friend, always a- friend trusting . . se,09AJ . Zyban ELIZABETH A A. BATCHELOR Classical Betty Activities: Enterprise 1, 2: Ushers Corps 1, 2: Oil'Painting Club 4: Outing Club 1. 2: Girl Reserves 2. 3. Personality: Cordial , . . attractive . . . a pianist . . . dancing , . . Don't fence me in .... nice smile. , . de- termined to be a surgeon . . . ' FRANCES MAE BARKER Scienlikc Franne Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Outing Club 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4. Personality: Talkative . . , vivacious . . .always busy with something . . . variety's the spice of life, but too much hardens the arteries . . . music. . . affable . . . Navy X-ray technician. W' WILLIAM F. BERGERON Scientiic Bill Activities: Ticketi.Seller l, 2, 3. 4: Usher l, 2. 3.4: Head Usher 3, 4: Auto-driving Club 2, 3: Chemistry Club 3: Salmagundi Business Board: Physics Club 4: History Club 2: National Honor Society 3, 4, Personality: Belligerent ,. . earnest . . .tall . . . wonderful dancer . . . business man . . . Jack's . . . ambi- tious . . .Nzrvy, then college. oe , I 'S BETTY JUNE BESAW Commercial V Bet Activities: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Personality: Kind . . . quiet . . . trumpet . . . sincere . . . guitar a n d violin . . . steady a d sure . . . future undecided . . . - aria P! f , ipyij-swjx ., f EDWARD LAWRENCE BOOMER Manual Arts Jig Activities: J. V. Football 3: Outing Club 1. 2. 3: Track 1. ' Personalities: Ambitious . perse- vering . . . smooth dancer . . . ski- jumper . . . an early graduation . . . Army Air Corps . . . L ARLENE MATILDA BLAIR' Commercial ' Nicky Activities: Stamp YS Bond Com- mittee 4: Office Practice 4: Biology Club 2. Personality: Cute . . . happy-go- lucky.. . .swimming . . . nice . . . How do you like that! . . . skat- ing . . . friendly . . . neat . . . Northampton Commercial. faqs . ,' A Vo q pl q.,.,4 X1 L l . I 113' CV vxlql 4 I 3 sf l 'JAX ., Rs L S - po IXAY AL V f A-. FQ ,- :JV JP of A IRENE VERNA BLAKE Scientific ' Blondie Activities:'Bruno Club 1: Physics Club 3: Salmagundi 4: Orchestra 3. 4. Personaliiy: Lovely hair . . . a pleas- ant smile . . . reserved . . . con- ventional . . . violin . . . agree- able . . . Nursing. tiiiixiiiffif ,, JULIA JOHN BOORAS Q R E LINDSEY BORDEN Commercial Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4: Junior Librarian 1: Historical Society 2: Enterprise Board 3. Personalities: Dignified . . . gracious . . . consistent. . , conscientious. . . tactful. . ,admirable . . . work in father's restaurant. C Scientific Dub Activities: Treasurer Physics Club 3: J. V. Football l, 2: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Treasurer, of His- torical Society,2: Winner Sharby Trophy 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: J. V. Basketball 1: Intra-mural baseball l: Senior Steering Com- mittee 4. Personality: Nice eyes . . . popular . . . bashful . . . reticent. . . cute. . . very sports minded . . . Sharby Tro- phy . . .sincere . . . Louiselle, put that window down! . . . physical education instructor and coach. JOHN EDWARD BREEN Secretarv General Jack Activities: Physics Club 3: Mid-year Ball Committee 4: Class Secretary 4: Outing Club 3: Historical Socie- ty 2. Personality: Sharpie . . . champion of double talk . . . witty . . . boon companion of Suicide Six . . . O, Fudge! . . . pool . . . Fleas' basket- ball team . . . U. S. Naval Ariel Combat Crew. GRAHAM SEBASTIAN BRUSIE Classical Brusie Activities : Intra-mural baseball, Personality: Nice looking . . . shy . . . blonde . . . Civilian Defense . . . nice . . . Never say die . . . impeccable appearance . . . wonderful eyelashes . . . sports . . . Air Corps. 6 ELAINE E. BRINTON General Activities: A cappella Choir 4. Personalities: Blonde . . . slender . . . soprano . . . loves music and horses . . . giggles . . . career women. - FLORA .IVIAY CALEF Home Economics Floria Activities: Auto Driving Club 2: Historical Society 2: Girl Reserves 2. Personality: Attractive . . .nice hair . . . dependable . . . amiable . . . photography . . . Gee, that's swell . . . willing . . . tall . . . Business School. WILLIAM SIMPSON BROWN General Bill I Activities: Chemistry Club 3: Hi Y 3: Outing Club 3, 4. Personality: Small . . . augumenta- tive . . . mild-appearing . . . See! . . . worked . . . immaculate . . . travel, then a chemist. RUSSELL FREDERICK CALKINS General Russ Personalities: Solemn . . . independ- ent . . .outdoor sportsman . . .witty . . . . modest . . . member of Air Corps Reserve . . . then airline pilot . . . JAMES FRANCIS CAMPBELL Mechanic Arts X Bunny Activities: Intra-mural basketb.all 3: Physics Club 3: .lunior Librarian 2: Historical Society 3. Personality: Outdoor man . . . fun- ny . . . stamp collector . . . gregarious . . . Let's'do something . . .C. A. P. C. . Hunting and fishing . . . Marines or AAF. ROY PHILLIP CARROLL Commercial ' Activities: Manager Varsity Football 3, 4: Intra-mural Basketball: Intra- mural Baseball: Hi Y l: J. V. Basketball l, 2: Outing Club: Dra- matic Club 3. Personality: Regular guy . . . hunting and fishing. . . Y . . . Jerry's Pool Room . . . hey, water boy . . . that grin . . .Navy . . . X . . serious smile . . art. .. XJ' gc. 0 J I: : . - Z 1,4-ov if . 1 MARGARET ARLENE CARPENTER Commercial Mac Activities: Bicycle Club l: Dramatic Club 4. Personality: Prettiest . . . gentle . . . skating and swimming . . . very co- operative.. .ear-rings . . . nice to know . . . hair-dressing school. of . 'bbs Q ' f' ' , IW' , , . Uv ,y . Q - CAQ FRANCES CA-SILLO LYMAN HARRISON CASS Commercial - Casey Mechanical Arts Casanova Activities: Outing-Club l, 2. 3: Basketball l: Ushers' Corps 3: Sal- magundi Board 4. Personality: Lovely eyes. . . friend- ly . . .dark . . . strong for the Navy . . . that's all right. but - - . ,. Suicide Six . . . cute. . . dancing . . . office work. ' Activities: Physics Club 3: Jr. For- est Fireilzigbters. Personality: Very courteous . . .nice smile and eyes . . . congenial . . . friendly. . . eager. . .taxi driver . . . aviation and mechanics. .C :F If . 'if ,f Fe, V J' .3 xiii TIMOLEON NICHOLAS CHAKALOS Treasurer Commercial Lindy Activities: J. V. Football: Varsity basketball 3. 4: Hi Y: Auto.DriV- ing Club: Orchestra: J. V. Basket- ball l, Z: Intra-mural baseball: Class Treasurer l. 2, 4: Band. Personality: Captain All-State bas- ball . . . clarinet . . . Greek .. . whippet . . . eager . . . Hey Honey . . .pride and joy of Marlborough Street . . . Band leader or coach after Navy. MARION THERESA COTA Commercial . Marti nice smile bowl' . . . loves dancing . . . king e Grange Personality: Co ous .S . quiet . . . . . . likes e f . ELEANOR MABEL COOK General Ellie Activities: A cappella choir 2, 3, 4: Enterprise Business Board 4: Salma- gundi 4: Biology Club 2: Dram- atic Club 3. 4: National Honor So- ciety 3. 4: Informer 4: Chemistry Club 3: Red Cross Club l. 2: Sen- ior Steering Committee 4. Personality: Good student . . . at- tractive . . . neat . . . sews beautifully . . . pensive . . . friendly . . . lovely soprano. . . college for home economics. ' LAWRENCE JosEPH CROTEAU Mechanic Arts Larry Activities: Hi-y 1, 2: -Intra-mural Baseball 2: Intra-mural Basketball l. Personality: Rugged . . . dark... independent . . . individualist... hunter . . . join the Service. CATHERI COTA K C1.Gl :tty Activitieszm a ta Com- mitt 1. J 1 Persona' Quiet Amo 5 giggles. . . fu . od-natured. . . S. S. Kres . g 't know? . . . pos ' adet Nurse Corps. THERESA MADELYN CROTEAU Classical Tesse Activities: Orchestra l, 2, 3. 4: Sci- ence Club 1: Historical Society 3: Student Council 1: Junior Libra- rian I: Informer Board 1. Personality: Mischievous smile . . . wonderful pianist . . . gay . . . I say .... cute . . . church choir . . . sten rapher. if A , MARION LOUISE DAVIS Classical Day Activities: Basketball 1. Z: Vice President and Treasurer of Girl Re- serves l. 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Informer 4: Red Cross Repre- sentative 4: Salmagundi 4: Senior Steering Committee 4. Personality: Smiling . . lone of the nicest . . Q friendly . . . sports-minded . . . capable . . . bookkeeper. A J HOMER EMILE DEROSIER Mechanic Arts WON Activities: Physic lub 3. Personality: nscientious . . . quiet . . . modest . amiab . . . skating . . . Are kidd g? . .. pains- takin .I . c in' g ' Jgilfbfll ALBERTA MILDRED DERBY , Commercial Bert Activities: Auto' Driving Club 2 Personality: Blondeg. . . laughing . . . compliant . . . draws well . . . Drum and Bugle Corps . . . Peerless . . . buoyant . . . outdoor sports fan . . . the Waves? ' SYBIL UNA DEYO- General I Syb Personality: Athletic . . Q. even-tem- pered . . . conventional . . . Sprague and Carleton . . . Drum and Bugle Corps... I don't know? . . . good sport . . . Cadet Nursing. 6 .Cui 4 -g c9xyLxf9 ?xNe Ria .IANETTE IVIILDRED DERBY . General Red Activities: Band Twirler 3, 4: In- tra-mural Basketball 1. 2. 3: Sal- magundi 4: Outing Club 1, 2, 3: J. V. Hockey 1, 2: War Bond Com- mittee 3. Personality: Especially attractive red-head . . . Suicide Six . . . Seen Stupid? . . . witty . . . artist in her . . . lenient . . . Vesper George Art School. ' 'x ,f t'L ,- V ,ff Jr? Q H , 1 ,..' V' . .yvf t 9 . fr' ..! I' it . f .5 f' f -J,-.f-N AL1,2ifEb WALTER DTETZE Manual Arts Bill Activities: Physics Club, Hi-Y Club: Basketball: J. V. Football l. 2: Varsity Football 3. 4: Y Basket- ball. Personality: Ideal nose . . . complex- ion . . . poised . . .moody . . . reserved . . . Naturally . . . a ski- enthusiast . . . rugged . . Marines. I p I ' ilu THEODORE HART DINKEL, JR. Commercial Ted Activities: Camera Club I: I-Ii Y 2, 3: Auto Driving Club. Personality: Even-tempered . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . wise quips. . .hunting and fishing . . . easy . . . now in the Navy.. EDWARD VALMORE DU A General 1 Activities: ' tori Soci i Personalit : a . panish guitar.. X s . . . og? fence m n' . . jovial . A - h 'K a- ll o owdhip QJMMGW 'SM I We Wjgfiii ALBERT GORDON DURLING ' A ALICE MAY DYER -A Manual Arts Albie Activities: Baseball 3. Personality: That twinkle in his eye . . . ease . . .Winchester's gift to K. H. S... . . sensational second baseman . . . For crying out loud! . . . courteous. . .baseball future . . . Anchors Aweighf' Commercial 1 ' ' V ' 'Allie Personality: Cheerful . . . dependable . . . Spanish guitar. . .good stud- ent . L .f friendly- 'smile . . .square dancing . . . Fitzwilliam . . . Mason Insurance. ,1 HILDA KATHLEEN DUNN Commercial Mickie Personality: Kittenish . . . dark . . . Irish . . . animated . . . happy . . . a good cook . . . office Work. ewes'-Us 5 , JU r ifwihte' NELSON EDOFF Sfieflllflt' Moe Activities: President Library. Club: Intra-mural Baseball: Class Basket- ball: Physics Club: Hi-Y Club. Personality: Tall . . . unpretentious . . .humorous. . . quiet . . .neat . . . Sunday shoes . . . a golfer . . . Uncle Sam. - Wflk Ll l Q-'iii 'K' LEONARD LUIGI FARINA Scientific Len, Spud Activities: Auto Driving Club l, 2: A cappella Choir 2. 4: Dramatic Club 4: Senior Steering Committee 4: Business Manager Salmagundi 4: Enterprise Business Board 3. 4: En- terprise Business Manager 4: Junior Librarian 1: Track l: Hi Y 2: Chemistry Club 3: Cafeteria 4. Personality: Financier. . . tolerant . . . especially nice guy . . . St. James Junior Choirmaster . . . wonderful pianist . . . organist . . . college. ROBERT BURTON FITZSIMMONS Scientific Fitz Activities: Ski team 1: J. V. Foot- ball 3: Physics Club 4: Outing Club 'l. 2. 3: Football 4. Personality: Marvelous skiier . cherry grin . . . prankster . . . O, what you just said! . . . agreeable . . . Fleas' basketball team . . .fun . . . Army Air Corps . . . college. J Lowvvta NORMA ORIETTA FAULKNER Scientific Nom Activities: Ushers' Corps l. 2. 3. 4: Girl Reserves l. 2: Outing Club l, 2: Intra-mural Basketball 4 M' Personality: Typical K. . girl . . . smooth . . . piquipgtij. ree- able . . . Tom in th ' vy .f'. the outdoor type Camietw,-fi'Nurse Corps. I ' J I+., I 1 lb f ' ii JVVJL ef J if ff . 4 ljff I f j ' .U N IQBQLPQELSOS FLANDERS Margvtirt kv ,N Rudy AUQ it s. Fhwgzssxi ub- utr! Clu' . ' Q HX - Pedgnalttg. .5 all p k dyna- mite Tfu, -.5 'k n .N God hel s Qse ' h e' emse ves . fon f V rt ani Xnimals . . . Theiksvyk '4 N. x lv KN AM 'xg eff DONALD JAMES FISH Mechanic Arts Don Personality: Quiet . . . hard worker . . . farmer . . . . loyal . . . Armed Forces . .Machine Shop. . . 9 4 i HUB T JOSEPH FONTAINE Mechaflr ' A 'Herb Activi ' . I - El Hockey 2. Persona: Frie y . . . orthodox . . . qu . . orks as iceman . . . kind . machin t. I , , nting and fishing . . . GI W ' m 'M JY' iJMo,K. ,WWW MVC' ' twat 12? MM' Mt LORRAINE JEANETTE FRAPPIER General Lory Activities: Informer 4: Girl Reserves 1. 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Intra-mural Basketball 1: Salmagundi 4: Ushers' Corps l, 2, 3. 4: Auto Driving Club l: J. V. Field Hockey l. Personality: Attractive brunette. . . proud . . .independent . . . dresses beautifully . . . likes all sports.. . nice . . . definite personality . . . frank . . . college. MZf sy O MARGARET GA 41121, Scientific g Activities: Biol 2: B no Club 1. Personality Sav t . . . im . sense o umo . . S d a l . . . e . . det7Nurse THOMAS WILLIAM GORMAN General Tommy Activities: J. V. Football 1: Intra- mural Baseball l: J. V. Basketball l: Intra-mural Hockey 2: Senior Steering Committee 4: Varsity Football 2. 3. 4: Varsity Baseball 2. 3. 4: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Secretary Youth Center 4: Student Council l, 2. 3. C? Q J 3 Personality: Affable . . . All-state bp quarter-back . . .popular , . . athlete . . . No kidding! . . . good line . . . flashy smile. . .flirt . . . college, then coaching. ywyfp, ., W 1 KWQWMY a fiend for sports . . . catcher... H C Maritime Service. ' A VV' MAN AFDIN AST STANLEY RICHARD GRAY I . ,i . eneral - yrs? leg, Pop A ET om: ' -V1 k Manual Arts Weed Activities: n al Basketball so ty: o onde . . 9 Activities: Outing Club 1, 2. 3: A l: J. k l 2, 3: Baseball Q . . 1 ' 1 th .I r er fl Physics Club 3: A cappella Choir 2. Z' 4: skb QI 41 1 k I g 1 rig fl Y I m ' ' Hilti: Persdnalitg11:gCing of sarcasm . . iutall ersona ty. appy-go- uc y . . ' -. ' . ' . . . smoot ancer . .. . cosmopo itan considerate . . . irrepressible . . HH C m SFO . . . variety . . . Nuts! . . . bell bottom trousers. n X ll I ' 16 WY rf!! X , - - . K .xx-'16 . f , ' 1 LTC' A54 dia 6 ELAINE ADELINE GREGOIRE Commercial Gregg Actiuitics: Cheerleader 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Enterprise Board 4: Salmagundi Board 4: In- former Board l, 4: Outing Club 1. 2, 3: Youth Center 4: Class Bas- ketball l: Ration Board 2. 4: Ush- er Corps 2, 3. 4. Personality: Gorgeous eyes. . . in- telligent . . . tennis . . . lovely clothe . . . independent . . . O, for heav- en's sake . . , knows the way around . . . actress. PHILIP SOMERS HANRAHAN Mechanic Arts Irish Activities: Intra-mural Basketball 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club: Baseball. Personality: Handsome . . . Swan- zeyite . . . mainstay of Dramatic Club productions . . . sad, but true . . . sincere . . . mechanical drawing after Air Corps. BENJAMIN CI-IAUNCEY HALL General Ben Activities: Physics Club 3: Intra- mural B a s k e t b a l l: Y-Basket- ball league-Fleas. Personality: Class baby . . . beautiful complexion . . . fond of bus rides . . . a humorist . . . Navy. I wwf ' fffifwfif HENRY ALLEN HARRIS General Activities: Hi Y Club: Intra-mural Baseball. ' X. L u 5 gt? KATHLEEN MARIE HANRAI-IAN General Kat Personality: Love of the Irish . . . gay . . . warm hearted . . .eager . . . Smooth . . . West Swanzey Drum Corps . . . agreeable . . . cheerful. 'w GERMAINE Yvo A E HE General r Personality: FHM. .' at. . dependable . . . sitive . . Ti e Waits For No On . . ., ice w Personality: Shy . . . unassuming . . dark. . 1 moderate . . . stamp l- t peed S' t ' lector . . . occasional prankster . , Star Market . . . Navy. ,Sf Us v . x ' Q HAROLD HENCHEH' 4 Mechanic Arts Hench, Bo Personality: Master of both Jive and Waltz . . . black curley hair . . . handsome . . . A'Shall We go around again? . . . Val . . . Speed is a virtue. WILLIAM DEAN HOLT General Dean iflctiuitiesz Football 1, 2: 'Basketball l: Track 1, 2. - Personality: Deep . . . extremely cre- ative . . . master of the drums. . . individualistic . . . short short story writing . I1 MONA TRESA HEND CKS N C merc' ' . ities: ' cle Clu : ful 1- --iii: ,r ., - 1 P W a 't ' gre.. . . precise . . . ,-.-- r e . . . una mi Smile and the WO c5l you ...collecting dolls. . . secre- tary. LILLIAN PEARL HUBBARD General Nick Personality: Shy . capable . . . calm . . . good-natured . . . dancing . . . lovely eyes . . . pretty . . . K. T. C. JUNE FARWELL HICKEY eneral L J unie Activities: Bond and Stamp Com- mittee 3: Junior Librarian l. Activity: Attractive . . . well-built . . . willing . . . collects pennies . . . typical teen-ager . . . Every cloud has a silver lining! . . . fun... roller skating and movies. fi jwbfv. UNA BELLE HULSLANDER Home Economics Belle Activities: Junior Red Cross 1, 2: Keene Girl Drum Corps: Girl Scouts. Personality: Dependable . . . nice . . . loyal . . . unpretentious . . . collecting rocks. . . sportsminded . . . undecided. ar fi' ROBERT GEORGE JENISCH Scientific Bob Activities: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Chemistry Club 3: Hi Y Club 2: Senior Steering Com- mittee 4: Band 3, 4: Physics Club 4: Science Club l. Personality: Mimic . . . entertaining ...trumpet with Bob Guyette's Band . . . sincere .z . I love that boy fgirlj l . . . a wonderful guy . . . considerate . . . N. H. U. for chemistry. REGINA CHARLOTTE JOHNSON ' Scientific Ginha Activities: A cappella 3. 4: Orches- tra 3. 4: Basketball l. 2. 3.4: Out- ing Club l. 2, 3: Secretary 3: Band 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Salmagundi Business Board 4: Softball 1, 2: Secretary Physics Club 4: Chemis- try Club 3: Junior Red Cross 4: Hockey l, 2: Senior Steering Com- mittee 4. Personality: Sweet . . . susceptible to blushing. . . Miss K. H. S .... bas- ketball star. . . Isn't it amazing! . . . graceful . nurse . . . N,.s9--a9- ' X. M52 vexfbg ff7l9 0,31 Quai' ,Ly 'ag'-I ' ov MARX' KITTREDGE JEWETT Home Economics A Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4-: Chemistry Club 3: Senior Steering 4: Junior Red Cross 2: Biology Club Z: Dramatic Club 3. 4: Enterprise Business Board 4: Junior Librarian 2. D Personality: Conscientious . . . com- petent . . . lovely brown eyes . . . serene . . . kind . . . o, brother! ! . . . Stork Club Jr.'s . . . won- derful chairman . . . nurse. RITA LORRAINE JOYAL Commercial Ritabelle Activities: Keene Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps. Personality: Tranquil . . . metho- dical . . . competent . . . helpful . . . Gee Whiz! . . .diamond ring! . . cautious . . . undecided. w CAROL FRANCES Joi-iNscN Classical Reef Activities: Junior Librarian 1: Out- ing Club l, 2. 3, 4: Red Cro:s Sew- ing Club l: Intra-mural Ba:ketball 2: Secretary Science Club l: Enter- prise Business Board 3. 4: Manager Girls' Varsity 4: Mid-year Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club l. Z. 3. 4: Usher Corps 1. 2: Chemistry Club 3: Informer 2: Sal- magundi 4: Girl Reserves l: A cap- pella Choir 2, 4. Personality: Cosmopolitan . . . Sui- cide Six , . . music, sweet and hot . .. . Grilfeetings . . . genial . . . Chamberlain School. ELEANOR MQKASPQS Commercial N ' Ellie Activities: shue Grang N. Personality? n umihgf . . e- liable .Q . i s ting . .,c - petent . . . u ret K ious I ,. colle s snap-shotskv. trawialing . '. . rlixin Hartfordw ConnNf.x 3 N' 'J CALS x X Y Ax ivjfntb . 3 X 1 'ic '-. -.J . , . Wei llfftif ,fzyfi l gl MARINA KAZANAS Commercial Activities: Library Club l: Auto Driving Club 2: Historical Club 2: Usher Corps 1, 2, 3, 4: Salmagundi 4: Senior Steering Committee 4. Personality: Black tresses . . . reli- able . . . Hellenic . . . That's true . . . friendly . . . attractive . . . secretary. 81 U' ROBER AS I G KNIGHT Mechanic rts Bob Aclivit XY- Sl t cience Club 1: st ic Societ 2: Dramatic Cl 4: I-- ig-0 St ng Committee 5 gpg: SE?-g ci b 1. . 1 . Per iff EW gnu- ble . . rien . . . talk tive . . . hunt g and fishing . . . cordial . alive eyes . . . Navy . . . Club li Driving l . dete ed ake it easy . . gay her birthday ng. . Iiujse Corps. I JOHN KONSTANTINE KONTINOS General Johnny Personality: Pool-shark . . . ga . . happy-go-lucky . . . rojec n' . . . Plans for avy .I at ri r LEWIS EDWARD KIBBEE Valedictorian- Scientiic Red Activities: Editor Salmagundi 4: Varsity Baseball 2. 3. 4: Intra- mural Baseball lc Intra-mural Bas- ketball 2. 4:, Class Treasurer 3: Senior Steering Committee 4: Bio- logy Club 2: Informer 2, 4: Enter- prise 3, 4: Editor Enterprise 4: Varsity Basketball Manager 3, 4: Bruno Club 1: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Historical Society 2: Physics Club 3: Junior Librarian l. Personality: Class Brain . . . radical . . . quick decisions . . . sport col- umns . . . Navy and radar. DOROTHI' GEORGIA KOSTAS Classical Dot Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. 4: President 4: Salmagundi 4: President Youth Center 4: Student Council l, 2: Varsity Basketball 2: Intra-mural Hockey l. 3: Physics Club 3: Secretary Science Club 1: Enterprise Board 1. 2. 3, 4: Assist- ant Editor 4: Informer 4: Class Secretary 2: J. V. Basketball lc Intra-mural Softball 1, 2: Outing Club l. 2, 3: Usher Corps 1.2. Personality: Proud . . . very moody . . . independent . . . Because I'm an idealist . . . different . . . caustic wit .... Barnard College. 'fo t7 I- jd .Je o ,I vi' HP We .if L' Q0 we n if I Y U' 'e Y X 5 X cf 0X Mix Q5 OJ , gf: .. fi . 5 WEE It X X1 X t X ., gli - XE - sl' as . v. wt? I Y X -1. s t I ix. . tl SHIRLEY ROSE LABOUNTY EDITH VIOLA LAMBERT ' C frlfffw Mrfff' JEAN OLIVE LANG General Frenchie Commercial Edie General Activities: Library Cl it 1, Qxfp' Activities: Auto Driving Club 2: Activities: Biology Club 2: Bruno Bicycle Club l: Girl erves 3 4: Girl Reserves 3. Club 1. 531083 fglultbigilgfzifl? dijpfc es' Pegonalitg: Unprecgcgable .. .red- Personality: Cheerful . . . demure ' ' ' ' ' dis blon e . . .can i . . .loves ...l ve of horses. ..shy... Gee, lgersonalityg ' e . W franlgy .dlxgg dancing d. . r gypre youiiz liicky! . . . college. ampton eac ' . . wa' ress . . . t - ent-an no a ' . ' shouldn't igypen tq,ff,lx'jdogl . X amb' 'on unique-ma ing peo e agreeableh, . college fprefe lylnll hap a agefent 'fn osxtownywl I f A Ji' 17' I y 6? IL . A. .1 . 4, V ff f - f ,L J VU fl! J ' A J x ii . j ' J I Vx 'N . X' lf . ri, li 'l? 'L l ' K X' . ,. V' 5 Q I V I V! l. , I f V t ' X 1 lfj ' r' , x- ' Q X J, , . A 1 A l srl .l 1 .' Ii' i'! -,cyl X ll' lilly f ' ' A X 'r A W f ll' L' , . 'ul ALBERT GRADEN LANTZ, JR. DONALD LECLAIR ANN MARIE LOISELLE Mechanic Arts Chubby Scientific Don General Bones Activities: Intra-mural Baseball 2, 3: Intra-mural Basketball 2. Personality: Lively . . . flirt . . . sportsman . . . cute . . . irrepressible . . . wise quips . . . Come to me. baby . . . blushes . . . Y . . . farmer or machinist after s' vic . 7 ff, JFJJ midi J Activities: Baseball. Personality: Sincere . . . generous . . . well-liked . . .good sport . . . due to his illness we have not seen much of Don and regret it. Activities: J. V. Hockey 1: Salma- gundi 4: Enterprise 4: A cappella 2. 3, 4: Student Council 1: J. V. Basketball 1: Informer Board 4: Outing Club 1. 2: Class Secretary 1: Senior Steering Committee 4. Personality: Conscientious . . . our Annie . . . intelligent . . . Suicide Six . . . Cripe . . . earnest . . . fastidiously neat . . . nurse. W. M. ROSALIE MAY LOMBARD Scientific ' Rosie Activities: J. V. Field Hockey 1: J. V. Basketball 1: Varsity Basket- ball 4: Intra-mural Softball 1, 2, 3. 4: Physics Club 3: Salmagundi 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3: Intra-mural Hockey Z, 3. 4: Biology Club 2: Junior Librarian 1: Outing Club 1. 2, 3: Band 4. Personality: Outstanding athlete . . . loyal . . . earnest . . . nice giggle. . . aircraft observer . . . likes people . . . honest . . . laboratory techni- cian. I 5 WILLIAMVA Rooeiz Lou1sELLE If PAULINE MARY Lowtsa Sci ntili 'Y li X4 lf!-L'igI,bl'eLf4lQf ' General A 'iielscai V. Football 1. 2: Personality: Fl'rt -:- . .eager.. I tra-,rn ra Hockey 2: President of. likableff ack ing .: . Ph 'sics b 3: Varsity Football 3 'C ban ers. . ' lean :th fa 11ra1B2s2b31 1--33,52-U ' f .,fl.y. why'ca t ' . ex- fnf C2Jnd1W31i ,ff I Cifemen .' ' in Qostvss. X Persofalit :LSportsman. . 'Wes'y, ff' Kiiyi'te,.5.6uSg2d . .fkxftfn-l in - . . . Beat me father with V -foot, pole . L gist po e societ ' A . . 0 A6515 U' .Ogqimi-yll ,XV-1-XV-L, MARILYN NORENE MADDEN General Lyn Activities: Keene Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps. Personality: Stately . . . pretty oft- Histor- blonde . . . reserved . . . serene . . . . . . well Wow! . . . moderate . . . has fun . . . office Work . . . . . . . sense a sports fan . . . school. WALTER BURTON MALONY Commercial Mike Personality: Handsome . . . always unruffled . . . warm Irish smile . . . no time like the present .... re- served . . . Navy . . . g g.,Jf3J if f lg.. www' CAROLYKYLVIA MARTIN EDWARD LESLIE MARTIN, JR. Commerciql xx' Sxolylx Mechanic Arts - ie . . . 1' .4 . . . Act1uxt1es?Soi?fe Cmb l: lastorb Activities: 4-H Cl b. . cal'wy 22 7' ,gb J Personality: ypi . .-di ent Pempnali . Cool, .almjnd Rllect- . . . quiet . . all . . gf. .s sweet? 3. Snodesff. . . worked on ien s . sqrty. . . oliiie JJ Service. ' v Q- 4' fi 9 '- .fx ' -I ke Nb Q, ' X, .lip oi .s as iv 'I ' 9 Ax sa 5' v 2 ff' . 5 Rf abr ROBERT 'IQHURSTON .MAYO Scientific l Bob, Foggy Activities: Varsity Football 3, 4: Senior Steering Committee 4: In- former Board 4: Physics Club 4: Intra-mural Baseball 3: J. V. Bas- ketball 2. 3: Student Council 3: Chemistry Club 3: Outing Club 2. 3. Personality: Smoothie . . . m d C Q Y . . . Fleas Cbasketballj . . . p ' d . . . considerate . . . O, yeah! . f' W N W5 wifyqlllf PAUL E MELANSON Scientiic Muscles Activities: Hi Y 3: Dramatic Club 3. 4: Enterprise 4: Auto Driv- ing Club 2: Salmagundi 4:1 Cafe- teria 2. 3. 4: Outing Club 2. Personality: Small . . . C. A. P. C. . . . aviation . . . reading . . . le Francais . . . chemistry fiend . . . Pinnochio sized . . . garrulous . . . radio. ff' . 1 ELWIN BYRON MARTIN Mechanic Arts i Elhy Personality: A working man . . . ood natured . . . likes to drivetrucks and cars . . . capable . . . determined Marine . . . future-State Police. l Wm BEVERLY JUNE MENTER Home Economics Beu Activities: Bond and Stamp Com- mittee l: Cafeteria. Personality: Always smiling . . . shy . . . generous . . . 'ce . . dark . . . port . . Ca rse Corps. bod Q I Qgskwwl ease . . . Navy, then co ge. z Q K . f ' of A 'K . J 5 MURIEL F. MORRILL ' General Blondie Activities: Auto Driving Club: Li- brary Club. Personality: Blond hair . . . opti- mistic . . . pretty . . . It's a swell life! . . . loves to dance . . . nice smile . . . beautiful teeth . . . high spirited . . . 'likes a good time. ERNEST EDWARD NEWCOMBE, JR. Scientific Newk Activities: Science Club 1: Physics Club 4. Personality: A gentleman . . . neat . . . practical . . . stamp collector . . . See you subsequently . . . serious . . . intellect . . . Navy, col- lege. V52 f. fx . Q 1. JAMES ALT D i' .P ident jj 'rf 'i 1 l J General v im, rfacc Activities: Foo l l., 2, 3 4? Intra-nhlral Ba : Otifing C 2 J. Y. Bask o Cl 2: i.Class Presid t 3, 'LJ K .J V iPers . . sportsmjnd- Be e r ed . .' mooth iier .E . golf . . e fathe e . . . certain . . arch rde ' ner. P I Q1 NX V N 1 N Y XX 1 EVELYN NI AKIS Commercial Nick Activitie L rary Club . 3, 4: Physics C 4. so y:iBla - ed . . . gay... ' . . . worked in Real Estate O e...earrings...peppy... office or hairdresser. ! it f- XJ f- I ROSE -MARIE NEUGEBAUER Classical Rosie Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2. 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 1, 2: Salmagundi Board 4: Enter- prise Board 4: Outing Club 1, 2. 3. Personality: Moody . . . Charming . . . china . . . expressive hands. . . tennis . . . C. A. P. C. .... sensi- tive . . . future-aviation . . . .1 ik RUTH MARGARET NOLIN Salutatorian i Classical Ruthie Activities: Class Vice-President 1, 3: Enterprise Business Board 3. 4: Secretary Treasurer Chemistry Club: National Honor Society 3. 4: 'Treas- urer Physics Club: Student Council l. 2: Informer 4: Salmagundi 4: Basketball l. 4: Outing Club 1. 2: Dramatic Club l, 2, 3. 4. Personality: Plus brains . . . con- ventional . . . prototype of Suicide Six . . . skiing . . . likes glory road . . .' Better late than never . . . mathematical ind . . . popular . . . Chemistry at . H. U. , f Fx X. I-N 4 ' ivvb I px, lm- . 1 ' at 7 xy' I , rf .X yi l W 1 Y lk 'YJ' , a 1 i. V1 .. J. f ,. . 'I ,, Wav- XXV . 94, li ' V- . 5 EDXVARD JAMES O'BRlEN. JR. Scientific . Skitzie Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra 2. 3: J. V. Football 3: Chair- man Senior Steering Committee 4: Varsity Football 4: Dramatic Club l: Salmagundi Business Board 4. Personality: Keen . . .red hot trum- pet . . . friendly . . . Jane . . . Sorry I'm late . , . sense of hu- mor . . . buoyant . . . college to become a lawyer. EUNICE ANN PARKER General Scuff Activities: Library Club 3: Salma- gundi 4: Red Cross Club l: Histor- ical Society 2: C. A. P. Cadet. Personality: Inquisitive . . . loqua- cious . . . sophisticated . . . blonde hair . . . boogie and X . Why shove! . .A . ca school of design. .X 2 ,rev Q la I 'i ' lx, f r ll- 1,805 -X v rx 4 Ji' f' , ' f: J' I I lv . M- . y , J!! . f Q, A -, i A MARY ELIZABETH OJA Commercial Betty Activities: Stamps and Bond Com- mittee 3. Personality: Conscientious . . . even tempered . . . consistently nice . . . unpretentious . . . biking . . . office work. ROBERT MASON PARKER .General Bob Activities: Y-Basketball League-, West Keene: Intra-mural Basketball 4: Football 2, 3, 4. Personality: Rugged . . . noisy but nice. . . curly hair.. . Hija, Kid! . . . loyal to West Keene . . . K. T. C.? Just ask him! . . . Navy. JOHN ANTHONY OLIvo General Johnny Personality: Small . . .peppy . . . card shark . . . West Keenite . . . hunting-fan . . . working man . . . Navy. FJ - 5 if 77' ,J ' T1 yy. ' :R QV H '5 f In 1 D-lvl fl' Wx' A ll ' lpinza EE-x!?lrE1.L xt YNE Ifomalfcfyg ii ' J e ,Liz q4cJv'r'ep'S:3:nps p ondl om- :3 if .43 ' P mBuoyan't . . . candid Q.. g n ...V.F.W.Auxili- aryl. . uflirtatious .... clamorous . . . business school . . . LAWRENCE WINTON PERHAM Mechanic Arts Larry Personality: Extremely ambitious . ..plucky . ..polite...guns,.. persevering . . . Control your tem- per . . . capable . . . taciturn . . . hopes to become a doctor. ROLAND GLENN PLUMMER Commercial Rolly Activities: Biology Club 2: Cafe- teria. , Personality: Grave . . . vety thoughtful . . . conscientious . . . skating fan . . . Woolen Mills . . . sincere . . . sensitive . . . business school for accounting . . . Navy. NORMA CAROLYN PERKINS Scientific Perk Activities: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra 1, 2: Physics Club 3: All-State Band 3: Class Secretary 3: J. V. Hockey I. 4: Intra-mural Basket- ball 4: Outing Club I, 2, 3: Senior Steering Committee 4. Personality: Average K. H. S. girl .. . horses. . .Suicide Six. . . unas- suming . . . huh? . . . everyone's friend . . . generous . . . N. H. U. aff tw . gf letff GLORIA MAE PORTER General Shortie Activities: B. H. S. Home Ec Clubs. Personality: Cheerful . . . loves painting . . . bangs . . . short . . . horseback riding . . . coy . . . study art in the future. SHIRLEY STELLA PERRY General Shirl Activities: Keene Drum and Bugle Corps: Young People's Club. Personality: Mild . . . neat . . . loves dancing and skating . . . mod- est . . . quiet . . . defense work. ARTHUR HUSTED POST Scientific Artie Activities: Track I: Outing Club 1, Z: Vice,-President Physics Club 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Intra-mural Basketball 3, 4. Personality: Rugged . . . six feet of friendliness . . . devil-may-care . . . sincere . . . Never . . . moody . . . star of gridiron . . . likes a farm after the Air Corps Q13.Qt7i' '44 EAGLE L5 'J'lf7 W r Mt., - K D fd' - A ,K ,ly J , ,ffl . . r xl Q J Ujrlcf 7 ' . Jul! RTA! RAT ELEANOR PHYLLIS PREGENT STANTON HALL PROPER ,SCl'P?'l!ifLQLf IJ 'X Ju-an, Commercial Elly Manual Arts Stan lyf X Actidiiies: ii-ntia-murgl gketl3al'l'l, Activities: A cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Activities: Band 1, 2. 12,-. 3 i9'f'f3'mUf3lf'f'l0C,k9Y -V 2. 3- , Senior Steering Committee 4: Na- P 1. H A t lk t. ,J 'Hx ra-mural' Softly l, 2. 3: tional Hondr Society 3, 4. ersomugy' verage 1' ' 1' 3 elf? vglm Basketball 2, 4 Historical P 1. ,S I I . H1800 SP? - L- OW '.' 'Club Club 1' 3: BM ersonazty. erene . . .. ove Y.V0lC2 den s keeps lm usy . . . muslc 3, gg, ysmsw b 4: hemjstry . . . intellectual . . . muslc she , , , Rochesrer Conservatory. gui : Gir eserves 1-4f Tresi- elxfeds ' ' 3 P no tex er' .1 e 4. fy .lj ' Gm ersogiililyz Nice . ,figthletic . . . L C 7 skii g . . . playsbher heart out . . . me-e , con ientioush . . church activities Q X .L-. . that's -true .N . . honest . . . . K. T. C. . b x 3 JEANNETTE MARX' PURRINGTON iw RGAR- ELIZ ETH PUTNAM THELMA JACQUELINE PUTNAM General Jeanie Scientific Put Commercial Jackie Activities: Historical Society 2. ies- uting. lub 3. 4: Qond Personality: Optimist . . . dark . .. P I. : Pl ' i l . . . Q a Stam ommlt e 3: Chemistry pleasant . . .Ulovely build . . . attrac- c:l:2s'l:.l...::a2::.,.Ps:1..- Cl b - - Q gggygggfl M111 ding . . . passion for boy in Os- onali rlen y . . . ingenious ' ' ' wego. N. Y .... kind . . . marriage . . cand . . . typical . . . Cheer after graduation. ii i Al i lt- 'f,sl ' l X -X H N' Q . J X is x ps in st is yet to come! . . . umor . . . Nursing. s Q Wx I x. Li Yv l t. fs... 'fd' s. wsug. es' 5 I ffl . ' P Q,,lg...,iQ,,gikX :fi s A' .tg --rvfigv' 0 uw, llesf ,. c,..,,Q -:J 23 sl'-54 ' Mail' li l ,L . ELAINE DEVEREUX QUIMBY Classical Lainey Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra 3, 4: Choir 2: Ushers Club Z. 3: Art Editor of Salmagundi : Enterprise 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4. Personality: Deep . . . extremely creative . . . moody . . . fascinating eyes . . . lovely . . . different . . . delightful . . . Art School. RAYMOND EDWARD REED Manual Arts Ray Activities: Science Club l. Personality: Tall . . . unassuming . .. motorcyclist fan . . . Sandy's . . . Life is what you make it . . . hunter . . . quiet . . . Navy. ROBERT DAVID RANDALL Scientific Bob Activities: Physics Club 3. Personality: Bashful . . . moderate . . . diifident . . . FINEST . . . service . . . Ambition? Join the Navy . . . Hobby? skiing, swim- ming. playing cards . . . Interests? Traveling. ROBERT, SAVORY REINELT Commercial Bob Activities: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Inform- er Board 4. Personality: Red haired . . . smooth- ie . . . trumpet . . . Informer il- lustrations . . . skiing . . . Hi, Ginny! . . . Navy, then art school we-.,, SI-IEILA READ Home Economics Activities: A cappella 4. Personalzty: Mer . letely natural dancer a 1 1 Gy ' ' . . co . . . . . Cl' mond fro t cer . . e l. . Vs ol. asf yi bi JJ! Gigs MARGARETTE BARBARA RICCI Commercial Ric Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Soft- ball 1, 2. 3: Salmagundi 4: Girl Reserves, Personality: Devil-may-care . . . vivid . . . capricious . . . friendly . . . Have fun while you can! . . . short . . . witty . . . Cadet Nurse Corps Afjrzxl ,oc Aff A f ' X' ,-rf ,,,v,w fffft , f 4 I , Y Z ll N.,-if E, Kg- - J 1 Ms., .1 Y' ,Av 6 , 4 , , ,W v,,.,,.,,x I V I y I ' k A -4, LE CHESTER RICE, JR. i er . Pedro Act' ' s: Historical Society 2. Pers aily: Good-looking . . . mild . . . baseball fan . . . Holy Cow! . . . respectful . . . Navy or Coast guard. - VIRGINIA BEVERLEY RINGLAND Home Economics Ginny Activities: Secretary of Camera Club: J. V. Hockey. Personality: Slender . . . sincere . . . agreeable . . . conventional . . . C. A. P. Cadets . . Yes, that's true . . . Marke . . . Interior decorating. . ' V TRIM I . N qv' spfj .ft if Vi iv. - s K If xg., .. J .-4 fl .1 I I K I 1 I 1 V gy -1 V - :Nix K4 Mx, XL N, . wiv ,V 'Tj ,Ind ,, i th KN KATHRYN RIDLEY . . f f PFC! I9 P nasty: C ly auburn ir . . . liantf di o o cryi t loud! . . . knit date ysical ed . . . ff A AJ DORIS ELIZABETH RIVERS General ot . ' Kate' .5 ,, Pers ac urn . . sl . dar ... a ...4-H Club . nd ug s . . . ' e ' in . ure- un . . . aww ' I . Af 1. u A 0' .Offs L V' Jiri 994 0 . c I if ' sl 'Cv 1 J' 0 4 ,if Q s 'I' ., 8' 1 l' a MADELEINE STELLA RICHARD Scientific Maddie Activities: Nashua H. S. Glee Club. Personality: Studious . . . reads a lot . . . giggles nicely . . . grave.. . Really truly? . . . friendly . . . knitting . . . K. T. C. 0 pf! J I .5 Xin J . fwj C W fe .fn H, J,j Kyo ,f lo X a 1-. fr lil , If! fi FLOYD ARTHUR ROBBINS General Pat Activities: J. V. Football 1: J. V. Baseball l : J. V. Basketball 2: Pres- ident Physics Club 4: Student Ad- visory Council: Football 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Sen- ior Steering Committee 4. Personality: Marvelous build . . . good-natured . . . personality plus . . . a sportsman . . . future-um certain. JLJJV' I M- -J if Se'- V: ' ...wif-gjaq' wa-1 'Q-ttfti 'Ji ' GERALD Roemoux General V Red Activities: Dramatic Club 3. 4. Personality: Strong . . . short . . . proud ...that hair. . .Nat . .. Be good! . . . a missing link in the senior class-why? the service. Qyvbfm eff C ' NIYRON ALBERT ROWDEN Vice-President Scientific Mike -Activities: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Vice President 4: Salmagundi 4: Class Vice-President 4. Personality: Individualistic . . . po- tentially brilliant . . . versatile . . . moody . . . Oh, I'm better than the average run of fellows! . . . inde- pendent . . . witty . . . Navy radar. QP' . NATALIE LORRAINE ROLLINS General Nat Activities: Basketball I: Softball l, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Salmagundi 4: Senior Steering Com- mittee 4: Ushers l, 2. 3: Outing Club l, 2, 3. Personality: Amiable . . . Dramatic Club Props . . . a passion for red tresses . . . Oh, horrors! . . . industrious . . , Cadet Nursing. DOROTHY ELIZABETH ROYLE General Dottie Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Personality: Neat . . . nice person- ality . . . considerate . . . music . . . She plays the drums! . . . undecided. HAZEL IDELLA ROUNDS Home Economics Personality: Pleasant . . . attractive . . . lovely hands . . . fond ofa tall, blonde . . . Jeepers! . . . friendly ' smile . . . dancing . . . secretarial work . . . Wi We awww HELEN ELIZABETH RUDOLF General Moosey, Rudy Activities: Usher Corps Z, 4: Bi- cycle Club l : a cappella Choir 4. Personality: Cheerful . , . conscien- tious . . . reads a lot . . . polite . . . finast . . . ambitious . . . alto . . . beautician or teacher. ,tgiwqiii vig-if ZW iw TJ-, L YAN Commerci Bridget Person : 'll f . . . dark . . . Iri . . . t o sports lover . . s se of u . . . modesl . lgs rl X Q THOMA-S JOSEPH SHEEHAN, JR. SC1'9f2Il.fiC Ratface Stevens High School Activities: Football 2, 3: Captain class Basketball 3: Dance Committee 22 Chorus 2, 3: Baseball 3. Keene High School Football 4: Youth Center 4: Assist- ant Editor Salmagundi 4: Baseball -'41 Senior Steering Committee 4. Personality: Congenial . . . ah. those beautiful manners . . . pool . . . base- ball . . . obviously . . . girls . . . major leagues or Infantry . . . XV , Twlifyg,-zz. :any ew MW tiftzfzzyym-, , 'M- Az RONALD JAMES SHAR KEY Scientifc Ron Activities: Intra4mural Baseball 2: Intra-mural Basketball 4: Historical Society 2. Personality: Conscientious . . . big and rugged . . . air raid warden . . . solemn . . . hard trying . . . ambi- tious . . . armed forces. LORNE GLENN SHERWOOD Scienlilic Personality: Blonde . . . short . . . works at Princess Shoe . . . hunting and lishing . . . the service. 'P-Clk I LJ VESTA INEZ SHAW Commercial Vicki Personality: Consistent . . . tennis and hiking enthusiast . . . nice . . . You don't say! . . . reliable . moderate . . . Waves, Cadet Nurse. or typist .... SHIRLEY MARIE SHILLADY Classical Shir! Activities: Basketball 1 Hoc 1: Softball 1: Honor S c' ty f, . Personality: Reliable . i el ige t . . . efficient . . . cute lau h sports . . . Oh sh. ' . capable . . . office r . X M? ll if ' Q1 gf K 656' . ARB A ow m c omics Barb rs Corp : . A. . E ' , s X ctivities: Red oss Club 1' sh- s 4 P Personalit : ttractiv . y . . . a VOIC . . blues s nger . . . My goodness . . . on the road to suc- cess. -Q13 UA UN I 1 r MARCELINE AUBINE STEBBINS General Marce Activities: Outing Club l: Salma- gundi 4: Bond and Stamp Com- mittee 4. Personality: Poised . . . well- groomed . . g well-liked . . . polite . . . Kessler Field-Ed . . . Heav- ens! . . . tranquil . . . college. EMIL PHILIP SPIESS, JR. General Activities: Intra-mural Basketball 2, 4. Personality: Unassuming . . . lovely teeth . . . shy . . . nice smile . . . sincere . . . impeccable . . . the ser- vice. if 'M ALICE PAULINE SWEETi Home Economics X X '-X Activities: A cappell:alHChoh: 4: Catholic Daaighters Drum qprps PersonaIity:'Tactful . . ,loyal . . sen oi humor . earnest . s IES 'and flowers . . . a boolclrecper. 1 ' ' - ' f, , I K f JANICE BERYL STAPLES General Jan Activities: A cappella choir 3. 4: Orchestra l, 2. 3. Personality: Music-minded . . . re- served . . . graceful . . . Rainbow . . . church activities . . . reliable . . . willing . . . Mary Washington School. EDMUND EUGENE SYMONDS General Bud Activities: President Library Club 2: Bruno Club l. Personality: Genial . . . cheerful . . . willing to do anything . . . good sport . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . sports . . . travel. .f J f ff, I , , Ji ry' XX, p I J . I I t fag 5 Il J If ll l!vlLV,f'1 i I!! 1 I . J! ' Q ,UT 5 ' . fff' If ' , ,if Y. MW! 4 X s L ' , X ,- I .,t,..! 1 ,X . H,-ff t ' i I . J-JV t v V f' ' ,U It A t 1 ,1 .1 5 ,YQ 5 WELLINGTON JOSEPH TALBOT General Willy Activities: Outing Club: J. V. Bas- ketball l: Student Council. Personality: Good-looking . . . dark . . . quiet . . . thoughtful . . . busi- ness-man . . . Uncle Sam . . . active in West Swanzey Athletic Associa- tion. JOHN SCOTT TOWER Commercial Beak Activities: Intra-mural Baseball 1. Z: lntra-mural Hockey 2: Intra- mura a ball 4: J. V. Football 3: -L e asketball4. Pe nali : Hard-trying . . . tall . . ntious . . . nice-looking . . . era . . . You ain't kid- gl . . commercial work. 3 SYLVIA CLAIRE THOMPSON Commercial Red Activities: Outing Club l. Personality: Red hair . . '. engaging V' 'V s IPP f . W' r W SHIRLEY MARIE THRASHER Commercial Shir! Personality: Polite . . . shy . . . loyal . . . collects stamps . . . nice grin . . . reads a lot . . . artistic . . . smglefi ' uxgoly Cowln ' '.'tDrum Pea soup and Johnny cake . . . Znau nge Pigriss' ' ' qule ' ' ' Art Scho Fashion awin . . . re s. V ,W Q 'JL Ny ' X K f' '72 ,JV is . hgh - IZ, , it . 50 9 X cy F sf - . ' Ju- - .fe fs . ,ff My yt. if .X 'jg if f .1 . Vi 1 up jf! , Q ,Y ix J . I X J yy' fi' D DOROTHY H RM O E Ll ' JEAN ELIZABETH UNDERWOOD Comm ' M li J' V ofiie General Jeanie ' i p I Actiu ie : 65am , ocal I5 ac icy' Activities: Ushers l, 2, 3, 4: Out- 1: Junior ross :N ing Club 1. '2: Informer 4: Salma- 2' 'cy ' gundi 4: Band 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. . Bi lu ,2.r 1 i I ' Pe7 : . dai nde ' dru yin in Drum d Bugle Corps ,khaically inclined . . . coy . .tfhurch activities . . . school music teacher. Personality: Irrepressible . . . blithe . . . witty . . . sharp . . . in the know . . . good sport . . . candid . . . ingenious . . . cadet nurse . , . 5.1 . 121 t ' if flew: ROBERT GORDON VERMOUTH Scientific Bob Activities: Bruno Club l: Camera Club 2: Physics Club 3, 4: B-choir 2. 3: Outing Club 3: Dramatic Club 4 : Enterprise Board 4: Sal- magundi Board 4: Senior Steering Committee 4: Historical Club 3. Personality: Sincere , . . elficient . . . tactful . . . reserved . . . Bob Guy- ette's Orchestra . . . President of Christian Endeavor . . . Nothing ventured--nothing gained . . . pianist . , . photographic school . . . HARRY EMERSON WASHER General lVhitey Activities: J. V. Basketball l, 3: Intra-mural Baseball l: SeniorSteer- ing Committee 4: a cappella choir 3: Outing Club l, 2. 3. Personality: Handsome . . . active . . . electrician . . . Y prankster ...Ruth...loud...moody... electrical engineering school or Navy. O FREDA VIGNEAU Home Economics Personality: Tiny . . . serious . . quiet . . . even tempered . . .:freck- les . nice smile. h L,oQc.1-2. :egress M? CAROLINE BLANCHE VIGNEAULT Commercial Activities: Cheerleader 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 4: Outing Club 3. Personality: Attractive . . . efficient . . . compact . . . Pete . . . smooth . . . diamond ring! . . . drawing . . . secretarial work. MW, :N 'vos gs . ' O . ,xx-fky , - .f-1'.sA,-Z meta f -. 1 Qettittiaet- kjgygsryvlifsggsvlxlnlxjv, JEANNETTE RUTH WHITEHOUSE Scientiic Y, - - 2 Q, IQ, 1. H5841 Activities: Ushers 'Corps l. 2, Salmagundi Board 4: Senior Steer- ing Committee 4: Intra-mural Bas- ketball 2: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Outing Club l, 2. 3: Hockey 2: Informer l. 2, 4: Band 3, 4: Phy- sics Club 4 Personality: Ravishing black haired lass . . . artistically inclined . . . l.et's End greener pastures . . . wears frat pin . . . N. H. U. then nursing . . . 1 Home Economics Jan Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Representative- 4: Girl Reserves 1. 2: Field Hockey 1. 4: Outing Club 1: Historical Club 2: Red Cross Club l. Perronality: Shy . . . sincere . . . capable . . . First Lady of Senior Class . . . amiable . . . rugged guard on the court . . . Future-Basket- ball. I Q-595' Z 0-I' EVELYN LUCILLE WILBUR Commercial Ev Activities: Senior Steering Com- mittee 4: Outing Club 1. Personality: Blonde . . . a commut- er . . . calm . . . Rainbow girls . . . snapshots . . . Are you telling me! . . . Dick... olfice work . .. loves dancing . . . AVIS LUCILE WILSON General Activities: Softball 2. 3, 4 Personality: Slow speaking . . . ath- letic . . . candid . . . horseback rid- ing . . . Slow and steady wins the race . . . moderate . . . Cadet Nurse. Milf tyly W1 L t BEVERLY PAY XVILLIAMS Y lie General Bev Activities: Red Cross Club 2: Bio- mi? logy 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4. ersonali . Ciarcfr . . . y . . Personality: Conventional . . . polite dr m ons . . . re . . . pe - . . . fair . . . little black boy's cap f ttle . . misti . . . . photography . . . Cadet Nurse eager . . ice k . . or s ce Corps. . . . e i ru an ugle Wiesel GORDON WILSON J. ERNEST sorft General Scotty u General U . Activities: Dramatic Club 2. Personal!-ty: i nt 1 nscie - Personality: Happy-go-lucky' . . . tious . . . swi ing . . greeabl nice grin . . . eye for women . . . . . . skiing . . avy. electr pilots a plane . . . Be good . . institute . . skiier . . airplane mechanic Naval Air Force . . . i I V w Ji' 'A 'V' rf f f 1 U-0 ,X ' I ff ii ,iff fb K, r 1 ,ii ,uf , If 1 M fvkil F A h Civ U ' , fy 'yi ii A , Av v I., l , 1 V nf J VICTORIA CECELIA WILSON Classical Vicki Activities: Dramatic Club 4: Cafe- Choir. Personality: Pretty . . . pleasant . . . well-read . . . gentle . . . active ' Methodist Church . . . tactful . . . poetry . . . K. T. C. ' ARLENE GRAC WYMAN 'In or , ' U ' . ' ' .1 . 8.1 'v l . 2 I rp ' oard 4' a rgddiial : s'c'l . iqua . co . . . . . i is eg' n re . . u . e Scientific g de x I I y , sw - . I - 0 in 2 hy- teria 2. 3: Salmagundi Board 4: B if ' 1 ' : Dr m c Cl eld 5 W , A , , f I' sbtfy 1 I, P , 4. y C 2. f a 0 us m b 1 CHANDLER JOHN WYMAN Mechanic Arts ' Chan Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2. 3: Senior 'Steering Committee 4: Hockey l, 2: a cappella Choir 3. 4: Intra-mural Baseball 1, 2. Personality: Combination brawn and brains . . . accommodating . . . popular . . . quiet . . . West Keene . . . Army Air Corps Reserve. G9 1 , tfjiliidlfw .x ,bd ll Ot CHEROLYN CORKWYMAN General Cherry Activities: J. V. Basketball 1: Girl Reserves l. 2: Historical Society 2: Intra-mural Basketball 2. 3: Outing Club 3. Personality: Thoughtful . . . sweet . . . appreciative . . . twin . . . true . . . nice to talk to . . . Cadet Nurse or typist. CAROLYN E LSA WYMAN General Lynne Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4: Salmagundi Board 4. Personality: Studious . . . reliable . . . self-confident . . . Sunday school teacher . . . well-read . . . calm.. . collects recipes . . . dietitian. KENNETH MATHEWS XVYMAN General Ken Personality: . . . Compliant . . . taciturn . . . a farmer . . . sense of humor . . . unassuming . . . good disposition . . . future . . . unde- cided. PAUL STANLEY WYMAN, JR. GREGORY N. YANNEKIS General Hoss Scientific Greg ' Activities: J. V. Football 1: J. V. tivities: Varsity Basketball 4: Basketball l: Intra-mural Baseball: V. Basketball 3: Historical So- Varsity Football 2. 3, 4: Varsity ie 2: Intra-mural Baseball 1. 2. Basketball 2. 3, 4: Senior Steering 3: tra- ural Basketball 2: Usher Committee 4. s 1 3: Physics Club 3: In- Personality: Quite a guy . . . athlete me l Auto Dnvmg Club 2' . . . good line . . . O, what a bu d P so li :u.Frank . . . accommo- . . . Experience is the best teache ' da .'. a star guard on K. H. S. . . . sm oth dancer . . . Y . . qu' . . . Wal bless mah sol colieggllliifore the Navy . . . ptimist . . . the DRAFT L, V . . e tronics . . . L,-lf ,K 1' -. . ,iff W Kilt. x tt.. V 'Lit' IW. 1' II I aff-.Av J I- fr i x I f ,. . nf' i ,ff ,ll JEANNETTE VERONICA ROY MERVYN CHARLES FRINK General Jay Vee Mechanic Arts M uff Activities: Usher Corps l, 2, 3. 4: Science Club 2: Library Club 2. Personality: Curly hair . . . frank . . . collects postcards . . . natural . . . jolly . . . floor walker at Wool- worth's . . . Jeepersl . . . pos- sibly nursing. if 1 -.X -N. x X' Activities: Bruno Club 1: Camera Club l. Personality: Congenial . . . modest . . . tall . . . loose-knit . . . photog- raphy . . . Dexter's . . . Now in the Army. ,f . 'ESR ' x x ' . gi. ly . IQ at Q' 4 ESTHER SUNDERLAND YOST Classical Les Activities: Editor Informer 4: Ush- ers 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 4: En- terprise 1. 4: D. A. R. Representa- tive 4: Assistant Manager Salma- gundi 4: Secretary Steering Com- mittee: National Honor Society 3. 4: Auto Driving Club 1, 2. Personality: Intelligent . . . viva- cious . . . democratic . . . Variety's the spice of life. . . . swimming . . . true hue. . . N. H. U. ' RICHARD COBB Manual Arts Cobbie, Dick Activities: J. V. Football l, 2: Sen- ior Steering Committee 4: Football 3, 4. Personality: Swarthy . . .All-state football . . . heartbreaker . . . swim- ming and skiing his forte . . . I didn't ask you what you had for breakfast, did I? Witty . . . sports. 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Talbot Emil Spiess Dick Cobb Pat Robbins Paul Wyman Len Farina Mike Rowden Mike Rowden Tom Gorman Bob J enisch J ack Breen J im Mugford Dick Cobb sENioR IDEAL Nose of Eyes of Hair of Teeth of Smile of Complexion of Build of Clothes of Personality of Q Brains of Athletic ability of Dramatic ability of 'Wit of Poise of Voice of RUNNERS UP Nose of Eyes of Hair of Teeth of Smile of Complexion of Build of Clothes of Personality of Brains of Athletic ability of P Dramatic ability of Wit of Poise of Voice of GIRL Margaret Carpenter Elaine Quimby Red Derby Muriel Morrill Ruth Nolin Margaret Carpenter Jinka Johnson Elaine Gregoire Ruth Nolin Ruth Nolin Rosalie Lombard Dot Kostas 'Jean Underwood Ruth Nolin Eleanor Cook Norma Perkins Elaine Gregoire Caroline Vigneault Ruth Nolin Norma Perkins Elaine Quimby Elaine Quimby Norma Perkins Esther Yost Esther Yost Regina Johnson Elaine Gregoire Margaret Ricci Elaine Quimby Eleanor Pregent SENICJR SUPERLATIVES BOY Jim Mugford Tom Gorman Red Kibbee Ernest Newcombe Pat Robbins Rance Banner Mike Rowden Bob Parker Bob Parker Jim Mugford Paul Wyman Jack Breen Paul Wyman Lewis Kibbee Pat Robbins Tom Sheehan Ben Hall Ed Boomer Tom Gorman Jim Mugford Jim Mugford Red Kibbee Jack Breen Tom Gorman Lindy Chakalos Chan Wyman Emile Spiess Stan Gray Albert Lantz Most Popular Most versatile ,Most likely to succeed ' Most dignified Prettiest L H andsomest Best dramatist Wz'ttiest N oisiest Most inquisitive Most reliable Best dancer Best dressed Best athlete Most studious Most friendly Most courteous Class babies Class lovers Class poet Favorite Band Class flirt Favorite pastime Best personality Done most for class Best combination of looks and brains N eatest Most poise Best musician Best voice Quietest Tallest ' Shortest GIRL Elaine Quimby Ruth Nolin Esther Yost Mary Jewett Margaret Carpenter Dot Kostas Jean Underwood Margaret Ricci Jean Underwood Esther Yost Elaine Gregoire Elaine Gregoire Rosalie Lombard Mary J ewett Ruth Nolin Julia Booras Jean Underwood Marceline Stebbins Ann Loiselle Harry James Jean Underwood J erry's poolroom Ruth Nolin Esther Yost Ruth Nolin Ann Loiselle Ruth Nolin Theresa Croteau Eleanor Pregent Victoria Wilson Bev White Freda Vigneault Shggmi T51 '- r , . 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O'Brien Dick Cobb Bill Dietz Most Popular Most versatile Most likely to succeed Most dignified Prettiest H andsomest Best dramatist Wi ttiest N oisiest Most inquisitive Most reliable Best dancer Best dressed Best athlete Most studious Most friendly M ost' courteous Class babies Class lovers Class poets Favorite band Class flirt Favorite pastime Best personality Done most for class Best combination of looks and brains N eatest Most poise Best musician Best voice Quietest GIRL Ruth Nolin Elaine Quimby Ruth Nolin Julia Booras Elaine Quimby Elaine Greigoire Margaret Ricci Jean Underwood Eunice Parker Ruth Nolin Jean Underwood Norma Perkins Regina Johnson Eleanor Pregent Esther Yost Norma Perkins Norma Perkins J. Whitehouse Bob Guyette's Red Derby Dancing Esther Yost Ruth Nolin Elaine Quimby Elaine Gregoire Elaine Quimby Rosalie Lombard Eleanor Booras Julia Booras C.lqss l lusir,uxhS A l lasT AH! 'Jin C1055 FELT Floss Pod- Vmrsah li ' - K W.-,., . 1 ' 1, f tg ,....... 31.11 Q .qm- 'X ' gs Ai il .15 s , X m. , Y? gg 6 I-lannlsomr.5T l'loSl Risell . Most lllyvlisitiill- B s1a'-'b -I '.' el lqokscnl bmuns n Class Q : S . xi . 15' gf Q Q.:+ --AVV i P MX MSL I,l W Mr UNDERCLASSES W ,QW , My Y P ' JUNIOR CLASS Abbott. Corinne Ahern. john F. Ahern, Margaret C. Atnlzuv. Pauline T. Anderson, Edgar C. Anderson, Richard A. Auger. Rosalind li. Avery. Hildred E. Babneau. Mary L. Bailey. David J. Ballon, Walter E. Burden. Marjorie E. Bardis. Katherine G. Bardis. Michael J. Barker. Betty A. Barnes. Richard E. Barrett. Aubrey W. Barrett, Priscilla A. Bergeron. George Besaw. Phyllis M. Betts, Ernest L. Blackington, Frank H. tflj Blarkington. Priscilla Blackmore. Dorothy I. Blair, Marjorie M. Blake. Helen A. Blanchard, Franklin H. Blanchard. Wayne R. Bloom, Ruger A. Bonlay. l-Istelle F. Bower. Jean E. Brexsett, Clill'ord R. Bressett. Kenneth E. Brousseau, Donald D. Byaln. Bertha M. Caltlarelli, Elena T. Carkin. Frances M. Carroll, 'l'hontas G. Carver, Virginia M. Casillo. Robert M. Chamberlin, Paul G. Chase, Marcella I.. Conant. Ralph M. Contogogou. Stella Costello, Edward Creamer. Shirley F. llroto. Leona J. Cushing. Joyce V. Davis, Jane E. Dean. Charlotte Iledo. Nilda C. Dexoid. Irene M. Dt-yo, Wilfred L. ' Dilulio, Rose M. DiMeco. Anna J. Dolnpier, Irene li. Doody, June l.. Dubois. Eunice P. Dunham, Barbara D. lilwell, Verna A. Farinoli. Robert A. Farrington. Jessie L. Field, David VV. Fisher, Martha E. Fisher. Valerie J. Flavin, Katherine Fontaine, Edward I.. Foreier. Homer W. Coodnow, Chandler Goodrich, Pauline A Graf, Margaret A. Gray. Shirley F. Guild, Nelson P. Hall, Madelyn B. llaynes, David A. Haynes. Martha A. llayward. Marjorv D. Heald, Robert W. Hilton. Frederick D. Houston. Malcolm IV. Huntington, Jane E. Hurd, Barbara L. Hurst, Betty A. Jeffery. Kenneth Jobin. Robert J. johnson, Betty M. johnson, Robert C. johnson. Viola I-1. joval, Donald P. Keating, Loraine M. Kendall Allan N. Kendall, Dorothy M. Kendall. Mildred E. Kennedy, Joseph P. Kirk. Jane S. Kostos. Irene H. Kretowict, Sylvia B. Labrie, Lorraine C. Lachenal, Mary E. Ladant. jane M. Ladam, Richard C. Lan here Eleanor E. . p , . Leger. Ernest Libbares, Anna G. Libbares, Louis F. Lis. Herbert J. Livengood. Gloria A. Loos. Leon E. Louiselle, Dorothy Madore, Robert G. Mantth, Evelyn L. Marshall. Priscilla A. Martin, George WV. Martin. Mary L. Mason. Richard C. McDermott, Pauline T. McKernon. Patricia C. McLeod, Richard M. McNeill, Richard P. Miliner, Shirley M. Miner, Evelyn P. Morse. Alfred F. Mosher, David A. Mosher. Virginia E. lklulvaney. Jean E. Nadeau. Leo E. O'Leary. Catherine T. Olmstead, James P. Paige, Marion A. Patnaude, Eileen A. Perry, David S. Perry, Priscilla Pyser, Stanley E. Pollock. Stephen W., Jr Porada. Helen M. Potter. Franklin F. Pratt, Lucille G. Prilnrose. Pauline E. Putnam, Reno M. Randall, Charlotte A. Reynoltls, Edward I.. Rickcr, Mary A. Ridley. Lorna M. Riendeau. Mary H. Robb, Bessie E. Robertson, Dorothy S. Rogers, Clifford A. Rogers, Eleanor G. Rogers. joseph A. Rousseau. Ethel M. Roy, Jeannette V. Roy, Mary P. Russell. Lauren H. Sanders, E. Robert Sawtelle. Hazel M. Sears, Frank C. Sharkey, Elaine A. Shields, Virginia A. Simpanen. Viola Small, Barbara J. Smith, Herbert L. Soucise. Richard L. Spear, Richard H. Spicher, Hubert J. Stacy, Laurea M. Starkey, Linn J. Starkey, Russell O. Stone, Adabellc E. Swett, Bernice E. Sylvestre, Rita J. Taatfe, Ann Tasoulas. Chris J. Taylor, Richard R. Tenney, Ruth V. Thayer, Phyllis V. Thibodeau. Sally A. Thompson, Louise M Treadwell, Betty J. Vickenf, Barbara P. Waling, Barrett Watkins, Edward R. Whalen. Robert M. White, Cedric K., Jr. Wilder, Sylvia M. Wilson, Frances P. Woods, Ann M. Wright, William N. Wydo, John A. Yon, Ramona N. Zahos, Mortia G. Zetkey, Leona E. Zimmerman. Joseph F JUNIOR CLASS orrlfuc QQJ Milf ww Pres d t V P S t y Treasur Advisers . N if ' 1 I, n M JV . L..- .,L.,---...i Li.-. ,.,. -Lu LT SOP!-IOMORE CLASS liwfalf' Abrams. Roger A. Adams. Robert Amidon. Stanley L. Bailey. Elwyn H. Ballon lirah W. Bardis, Dawn AQ Barker. Ruth I. Barrett, Warren D. Beaulieu. Winifred Blair. Lillian F. Blake, Shirley A. Blake. Leo P. Blake. Thelma S. Blanchard. Charles Booras, Helen J. Borden. William H. Breed, Beverly Brinton, Iildcne L. Britton, Verna F. Brown, Patricia l. Burt, Patricia . Butt, Phyliss M. Byam. Arthur E. Caldareili. John J. Caldwell. Sally E. Campbell, Ralph Carle. Kenneth R. Caron. Lorraine C. Caron. Pauline R. Carpenter, Julianne M. Casillo, Virginia J. Cass. Beverly J. Castor. Phyllis M. Centerhar. Marlene C. Chandler, Martha Cliickering, Adeline R. Chcikering. Henry C., Jr. Clough. Natalie A. Cloutier, Robert J. Collin, John E. Coller, Donald E. Connor, Elizabeth A. Converse, Martha 1.. Cram, William Darling, Janis M. Davis, Audrey M. Di Bernardo, Christine Dederick. Robert G. Derby. Dorla J. DeVoid, Dorothy E. Dcvoid, Robert R. DiBernardo. Mary Dijuilio, Anthony F. Dodds, Martha Doyle, Marion E. Drogue. Donald R. Dubois, Doris S. Dubois. Theresa A. Duffy, Wililliam J. Dunn, Harry E.. Jr. Dunton, -Robert W. Duquettc. Kenneth P. Eckberg. Mary C. Eisner. Wesley C., Jr. Emerson. J. Elizabeth Emmond, Paul R. Fzv-ow. Albert R. Fisher. Priscilla Fisher. Warren G.. Jr. Flanders. Beverly J. Flavin, Beverly A. Flynn, Lawrence J. Foley. Frank J., Jr. Follansbee, Clementine Fontaine, Edna C. Forcier, June B. Francoeur, Robert P. Frink. Donald R. Frissell. Justine . Loiselle Fuller, Doroth li D Gates, Marily Gauthier. ,lac ue ine M. Martin 1 Arno q . Cline. Margaret A. Goddard. Cons Grace, John I-'Fawn Guyette, Donald I-1. Hackler, Harrictte S. Halastara, Amelia Mason Lucille ries ' rine Menter. l me. R. Messer, ncoili. Miller, 1 hard Hall. Creighton . Qidbiill ' . Hastings, Fay E. Hatzos. Nicholas Hetherman, Ann .. Houghton, Kenneth . lsroe. Priscilla A. Joslin. Helena B. Joslin. Henry H. Kapiloff. Rose Kazanas, Zissi S. Kelland. Frank S. Kelly. Margaret M. Kent. Jean M. Kharfcn. Priscilla Kibbee, Bruce A. King. Carroll L. King. Daniel Kingsbury. Edward A. Kunze. lngmar J. LaBarre. Louis J. LaBounty. Patricia A. l.aCassc, Alice T. Lachenal, Kathleen A. Ladam, Nancy A. Lamoureux, Paul . Lane, William K. . Langelier, Va 1919 Lantz. Jane E. ' J Lee. Betty M. .J .il Lindall. iiwqii . X Ml , I V f 'Nw i Y N ima GH Y Moe ancy M. arriette M. , June A. 1 p , ima R. , a y E. Nelsen, .ld Nielso Iary M 0 . M Newco , b . Olinsky. y . Olson, Je. Patnod red L. Pearson, Eleanor Perkins. James . Poland, Raymon . Potter, Charles Cl. re Pratt, Vivian L. Provencher, El izabetl Putnam, Barbara N. Read, Carleton W. Read. R11th A. Richards. Graham Rideout, Norma J. Ridley. Janet Ri ndeau, Jesse F. gland, Anne N. ingland. Ruth L. il obbins, Eva G. Robinson, Karl G. . n S. kinen il J o-v-.- Roy. '. .Adam Jo n. a . Scadova . Betty A. Sharkey, Madelein I. Sherwin, W' iam . Siblev. ames . 1 1 5 . Slocum. 'cal C. Soucise, 1 aid W. Sprin 'iel C. ' e 'i . o , - . Sweeney, Mary l. Sweene ', Shirley Tal 1' dli. 0-'Ltr . ' 1A. en a Thayer, Marjorie J. Thayer. Shirley E. Thibodeau. Edmond G Thomas, Sallec E. Thompson, Mary E. Tolman, Marguerite E Toomey. Elaine A. opa, Barbara A. ' reat, Conftance Rl. rombley, Rachel B. fucker, Audrey B. Tuttle. Ann H. Vogel. Ruth A. Ward. Arlene C. Ward. Gilbert H. Washer. Shirley E. Watson. Kathleen C. Whippie. Hansine A. Wilson, George D. Winn. Lawrence G. Woodbury, John H. Worcester. Philhrook A Ziefle. John F., Ill SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-Presid ent Secre tar y Treasurer Advisers Y X LAWRENCE WINN 2 f X . . AUDREY DAVIS T . . PRISCILLA ISROE xr -Kp 'U N . . JAMES PERKINS 1 IM Y . . . HELEN DRUGG STANLEYARICHMOND S V v O K I X . .. , .owl Adams, Avis M. Aliber, Robert Z. Amadon. Kenneth G. Anderson, Ar ur H. Aro, john E. Arseneault. an L. Atwood. rge L. Bailey, ert R. Ball, Ge dine Ball 1 ohn L. Bard , olm D. Bard l. james A. Ba d, Priscilla A. es, james H. tc elor. David P. Contogngou, Rachel Corey. Violet l. Corkery, john P. Cote, Paul R. Gross, Greta R. Grnto, john L. Cummings, Eleanor j. Curtis, Richard V. Davis, Anne Davis, Robert H. DeBernardo. Christine M. Dellernardo, Louis Derby. Arlene E. Devoid. Lorraine Leonia Deyo, Freda Ellen Graham, Shirley P. Grube, Vilma E. Guerin, Rowena jo-Ann Hanrahan, joseph W. Harris, Beverly R. Harrison, William G. Haynes, Philip D. Henry. Joyce A. Hetherman, Roger VV. Hill, Roger Edward Hilton. jean Louise Hobson, Ruth Helen Holman. Miriam Elizabeth Holmes. Sheldon Charles Hood, Allan Stanley FRESI-IMAN CLASS B rd, Leonard D. Beaurlette, Mary R. Beckwith. Ralph V. Bergeron, Richard F. Besaw, Albert P. Bingham, Stanley Birdsong, Katherine A. Blake, Benjamin P. Blake, Carl W., jr. Blake, Elizabeth S. Blanchard. Agnes C. Boomer, Donald W. Boucher, Francis G. Boucher, Gordon A. Boudrieau. Palllinc R- Bouiford. Arthur J. Boufford, Daniel Bonord, Donald E. Boullord, Lorraine M. Boufford, Robert 0. Bradley, Morton F. Brinton, Elenor H. Britton. Elizabeth J. Burnham, Francis E. Bushnell, Marilyn E. Butterfield, Mary E. Butterfield, Theresa 'M. Butterworth, Robert R. Calkins, Shirley L. Carey. Arlene R. Carlson. Eleanor Caron, Donald j. Chamberlain. Sterling E. Chapin, Arthur F. Chiovitti, Donald P. . Clark, Glenn E. Clark, Howard R. Clough, Loretta M. Colby, Victor H. Columbus, josephine M. Constine, Arthur E. Dickinson, Leason Daniel Dil.orenzo, Carmine Anthony DiMem, Irene Anna DiMeco, Mary Grace Dinkel, john Fairbanks Dinlino. Lucia Ann Dodds. Betsy Dodge, Earl Norman Dodge. john NV. Dom ier, Lorraine May Doulgis, Elizabeth William Driscoll, Beverly Ann Duhaime. Virginia Mary Dunn, Francis Walter Dunn. Leona E. Dnnton, Richard Ellsworth Dunton. Eleanor Dntrisac. Richard Armond Eichorn, Charles Roland Eno, joan Mary Everett, Robert Harold Farina, Richard Martin Farmer. Charles .Albert Perm, David john Fiiield, Sheldon R. Flanders, Quentin Flavin. janet E. Fontaine, Theresa M. Frappier, Rita W. Fraser, Lawrence E. Frazier, Verna R. Frissell. Carol j. Gallagher, Patricia A. Gaouette. Vera Goewey. Hazel Goodell. Carolyn Goodrich, Edward C. Gordon, Patricia Gordon. Sally Houghton, Corrine Thelma Hulslander, Betty jane Hunt, Ruth Ann Huntley. Martha Ann Hurd, Evelyn Grace Hurd, David Albert jobin. Leo joseph johnson, Beatrice ldell johnson, Carl Everett johnson, Roy Oliver johnston, Anne Baumann johnston. Donald Vincent Keating. Shirley Mae Kennedy, Dorothy M. Kerbaugh, Lois E. Kharfen. Henry Kimball, Margaret L. Kingsbury, Helen A. Rononan. John Kontinos. Arthur K. LaClair. Edward U. LaCoste. Valmore V. LaFrance, Ernest A. Lambert. Francis L. Lambert. Vtlillired Lamothe, Ardis H. Lamothe, Margaret A. l.amour, Betty M. Lamonreux. Slnrlel' M- Lavoie, Donald G. . LeBlanc. Mareelle M. Leger, Arthur Lepitre. Beatrice A. - Lewis. Paul VV. l.incoln, Robert L. Lindsey. William K. Loos. Bernard G. Loranger, Bernard XV. Lynch, Marion E. MacKenzie. Warren A. Major, Robert j. Marcou, Alice R. . Martin, Leslie W. Martin, Lillian M. Mattila, Elizabeth j. Melanson, Madeleine S. Menter, Clariee M. Merrill. Beverly P. Mickelson, Kenneth W. Mills. Gloria E. Molesky, Bernard T. Morissette. Norma T. Mugford, Betty j. Murray, jane E. Murray, Olive jane Ncweombe, Phyllis R. Nielsen. joan M. Nolan. William Frank Norris, june I. 0'Leary. Eleanor F. O'Nc-il. Barbara Mary Page, Carl K. Paige. Constance Etta Paige, Harry Oren. jr. Pappas, Steve Thomas Paradise, Dale Marion Parenteau, Alfred joseph Pasno, Doris Margaret Patnode. George Patnode, Vivienne Rita Payne, Dorothy Mary Payson, Dorothy Perham, Shirley Ethel Perry, Shirley Louise Pickering, Donald Lawrence Pickering, Robert Willard Piispanen, Patil Edward Plummer, Grace Lillian Plummer, Rodney Earl Porada, Peter joseph Pratt, Winlield Richard Pregent, Richard Leo Primrose. Shirley I.. Puras, Hazel Pauline Putnam, Lloyd Marshall Ragan. Paul Alan Ricci, Louis Peter Richter, Fritz john Riley, james Ringland. David Rivers, Eleanor Margaret Robb, Winfred Edward Roentsch, George Elmer Rousseau, Richard Franc is Royle. janice Audrey Rumrill, Joanne Gladys Sabin, Beulah Elizabeth Seat-er. Barbara jane Seayer, George L. Shaw, Louise H. Shea. james M. Shelley. Hugh A. Sherrick, Ramona E. Sherwin, Pauline j. Sherwood. Ralph H. Slayton. Marshall T. Smith, Barbara E. Smith, Eugene R. Smith, Richard E. Sowerby, Marilyn L. Spaulding, Earl B. Spear. joan L. Stacy, William L., jr. Starkey, Beatrice Starrou. George T. Stebbins, Beverly A. Stone, Barbara R. Stone. Joyce C. 'l'hayer, Beverly A. Thompson, Geraldine A Thompson, Lorraine M. Thrasher, Doris L. Titcomb, Sheldon M. Toomey, Bernard E. 'l'rombly, janet j. Trombley. Margaret G. Truenian, Geraldine A. Turner, Kenneth I. Vignean, Eleanor M. Vincent, Ifiancis XValker. Claire L. Ware, Martha j. Watkins, Richard H. Way. Edward Wheeler, Caroline E. Wheelock, Shirley li. Whippie, Ann I.. Whitcomb, Ernest A. lVhile, Sumner W. Wilson, Barbara l.. Wilson, Barbara M. Wilson, Lura E. Wilson. Marion Winn, Bettye A. Wright, Constaire Wright. Kenneth C. Wright, Shirley E. lVyn1an, Audrey M. Wyman, janiee E. Yaunekis. jzunes N. I I ,L FRESI7L, AN'cLAss OFFICERS K ' Q05 Q I J 14 Q 4 ff Pa 'L k ,, A Mg! If f ?President . . j Q I 'ff Vice-President I ' 3 KENNETH TURNER . ANN JOHNSTON 1 :JJ T , reasurer . STEVE PAPPAS . jx X? I ' Secretary . . VILMA GRUBE J xv xx? Advisers . . GUY F. BURRILL YY E fi? MURIELK. COOKE EQ' xii' U f ' ,Q MV' fn' f A '+ -1: 5 jj I, in 11,1 A . , E 1 J l V' J wg 113 rf' o 'I N .V J. xl . . 1 f jx 'J W if 1 ffl .f f , Q- ' J 5 ,J , ' n-fi7 I Q X fl 1 V7 I .xl I . I' - 1, I fx f R J 4 F1 ff 'j 1,4 I? I 5 R 0' ' f H f 1 Sb 91 I W 'M' ' 'M' l fl N . U .QM YN TYPICAL STUDENTS Typical Senior Girl Typical Senior Boy Typical Junior Girl Typical Junior Boy ....... ...,,. Typical Sophomore Typical Sophomore Boy ..... ..... .. Girl ,,... Typical Freshman Girl ...... .. .......... . ....,..,.....,.,.... ... L Typical Freshman Boys ..... .,.,..,.. K enneth Turner an Ruth Nolin .Floyd Robbins Jean Mulvaney ...Allen Kendall ...Priscilla Isroe .Lawrence Winn ....Velma Grube d Leonard Beard I I ACTIVITIES SALMAGUNDI EDITORIAL BOARD The Salmagundi has been the work of these individuals. They have worked and labored to' prepare the copy and ideas for this book. They have enjoyed the work and it has meant many hours of planning and of work. The paper shortage and other war time conditions have made the Salmagundi increase its prices. but it hopes that you will find it worth the price. All in all the members feel that they have got much out of being allovved to compile the 1945 Salmagundi. n SALMAGUNDI BUSINESS BOARD Faced with the problem of ad collecting,-one of the least desired jobs on the Salmagundi,-the members of the Business Board, spending afternoons on this Work, sometimes wish the ad had never been invented, but under the capable direction of Len Farina they have brought home the bacon. With a sigh of relief, they now request that you at least glance at the ads, a monument to many hours of weary traveling. ' ENTERPRISE BOARD Senior Assistant Editor Dorothy Kostas Art Department Elaine Quimby Robert Vermouth Jean Bower Dick McLeod . Ann Taaife Pat Gallagher Ann Loiselle Adviser . Editor-in-Chief Lewis Kibbee Business Manager Leonard Farina Literary Department Paul Melanson Rose-Marie Neugebauer Mike Rowden Marcella Chase Margaret Graf George Martin Jean Mulvaney David Perry Patricia Brown Robert Dederick Robert Aliber Poetry Department Junior Assistant Editor Jane Kirk Business Board Carol Johnson Ruth Nolin Eleanor Cook Mary Jewett Arlene Wyman Esther Yost Zissi Kazanas . Mrs. Dorothy A. Randall INFORMER The Informer, our school newspaper, was re-established as a monthly pub- lication after a year's retirement because of the paper shortage. R Business Eleanor Cook Arlene Wyman Mary J ewett Lorraine Frappier Elaine Gregoire Dorothy Kostas Ann Loiselle Robert Mayo Ruth Nolin STAFF: E dzftor-Esther Yost Assistant Editor-Eleanor Rogers Art Beverly White Robert Reinelt Jean Underwood 'Gregory Yannelsi Jean Bower Jean Mulvaney David Perry Ethel Rousseau Sports Lewis Kibbee Richard McLeod ' Marion Davis Margaret Gline s Bruce Kibbee Leonard Beard Priscilla Kharfen Marjorie Thayer Advisers . . . Miss Thelma Hall Mrs. Dorothy Randall Mr. Clifford Perkins SENIOR HONORS Valedictorian ...,,,.....,,,... ...... L ewis E. Kibbee Salutatorian .......,..................,. .,..., . .. ., ....... Ruth M. Nolin D. A. R. Representative ........,....,.,...,................,..........,................. Esther Yost Dramatic Honors r..........,. Acting-Rance Banner, Dorothy Kostas, Elaine Gregoire, Robert Jenisch, Elaine Quimby. Stage technician--Philip Han- rahan, Robert Vermouth. Scenery designers-Jean Underwood, Beverly White. Properties-Natalie Rollins. Art Honors ..........l.......,.. ' .,.........,....,,....,..........,.,...................,... Robert Reinelt English Honors ...... .........,.. ..., , ...,... L e wis Kibbee, Esther Yost, Ruth Nolin, Eleanor Pregent, Madeleine Richard. Home Economics ......,.,,........,............,,.... ...,.... E leanor Cook Language Honors .........,.........,...,.,......,,, ....... R uth Nolin Mechanic Arts ...... ...,.., M aurice Allen Mathematics .,............. ..r...,. L ewis Kibbee Athletic Honors Most K's for Boys ............,,. ............ P aul Wyman-6 Thomas Gorman-5 Athletic Honors for Girls .,...,... ' ............... ........ R osalie Lombard - June Pratt Winner of American Legion Oratorical Contest ....... ...,..... R ance Banner Sharby Trophy .......,.............,.......,................... ......... B ruce Borden Science Honors ....,......,..........r,...,.,.....,........,. .....,... L ewis Kibbee 1 NATIONAL I-loNoR SOCIETY HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President -------- RUTH NOLIN Vice-President - - - MARY JEWETT' Secretary and Treasurer - - ESTHER YosT Scholarship, leadership, service, and character - - these are its standards, and proud is anyone who may claim membership. Each year ive percent of the - juniors, and ten per cent of the seniors are elected to the society. This year in the way of service, the Honor Society is publishing a booklet of the code and spirit of Keene High. What a boon to overawed freshmen! f SENIOR STEERING CCMMITTEE Chairman . . EDWARD O'BRIEN Secretary . . . . ESTHER YOST Advisers . . . MISS RUTH CHELLIS MR. FREDERICK STEARNS With the co-operation of all members and advisers, the Senior Steering Committee has been active this year in determining policies and arranging dates for senior dances and parties. Q BOND AND STAMP COMMITTEE Meet the unsung heroes of K. H. S.! Every Wednesday these volunteers faithfully collect bond and stamp money from the rooms, record the sales. and the next day return with the bonds and stamps. Of course, the more money we invest, the harder they Work, but, oddly enough. the better they like it. .Distribution ..... ..................,,..........r.r..,....,.,,........ C aroline Vigneault Records ...... .....,.r A rlene Willard, Catherine Cota, Priscilla Marshall Publicity .........,......,..........,......,...,.................. Elizabeth Payne, Beverly Menter Collection ............,........... Winifred Beaulieu, Frances Barker, Beverly Stebbins, Marceline Stebbins, Gloria Porter, Jean Olson, Theresa Butterfield Slogans .........,.,....,.........................,.........,..........,.,..........,....... Richard Taylor Advisers .... ,....... M rs. Ewing, Mrs. Martin PHYSICS CLUB President . . FLOYD ROBBINS Vice-Presidem , . . ARTHUR PosT Secretary . . . REGINA JOHNSON Treasurer . . RUTH NOLIN Adviser . . MR. HOUSTON If someone tells you he has just felt electrons roaming around in his fingers, he has probably been to a Physics Club meeting. One Thursday of every month these mad scientists get together and enjoy movies, discussions, and demonstra- tions. The Research Department is always at work on new equipment and experiments. And, of course, the war's emphasis on physics has given new signi- Hcance to the club. BIDLGGY CLUB President . . . . . BILL LANE Vice-President . . . KENNETH CARLE V Secretary . . PRISCILLA KHAREEN Treasurer . . MARTHA CONVERSE Adviser . . MISS HELEN DRUGG These are the people who like snakes and bugsand worms! They have fas- cinating meetings planned by the members at which there are discussions, movies, and speakers. During the year these biologists made trips to the Holbrook Gro- cery and Wheeler and Taylor Dairy. At Christmas and Va1entine's time they forgot the snakes for a while and had big parties. ' GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB .Lx. I , , ' l it President . . ,, I. I l . . Vice-President . . X NV Secretary . . W Treasurer . EX si A X Adviser . 'N lx HOWARD CLARK SHIRLEY WRIGHT RICHARD FARINA . , CEDRIC WHITE MISS GUTTERSON By devoting meetings to one subject these future scientists really cover lt well Mr. Arthur Whitcomb gave two informative talks on aviation and a iilm was shown on this topic. In connection with communication the club visited WKNE and had two Hlms. A big social vvas held at the end of the year. 4 AMERICAN JUNICJR RED CROSS President . , FRANK BLACKINGTON Vice-President . . . MARGARET GRAF Secretary . . . . JANE KIRK Treasurer . . BARRETT WALING Advisers . . . Miss DRUGG Miss SMITH Strictly a service organization, this group is composed of a representative from each home room. First they gave us a little pep talk and then reaped the reward of their efforts as the dimes fairly rolled in. Later in the year they col- lected ash trays for service centers. and packed boxes for men overseas, and in many other ways lived up to the motto of Junior Red Cross- We Serve. DRAMATIC CLUB President .... . DOROTHY KOSTAS Vice-President . . . . MICHAEL ROWDEN Junior Vice-President . . . ALLEN KENDALL Secretary .... . ELAINE QUIMBY Treasurers: Seniors . . ROBERT JENISCH Juniors . . . . JANE KIRK Sophomores . . . KENNETH CARLE Adviser ..... Mizsl EDNA L. M. COLLINS The club got off to a fine start this year with the presentation of the Pulitzer prize play You Carft Take It WI'th you. It was very successful and presented to the public many new stage personalities. Much of its success was due to Mrs. C01- lins' expert directing and to workers backstage - - the prompters, property agents and technicians. The annual Christmas play was Only a Bright Gift, a religious 'play again with a cast of largely newcomers. g The great mystery thriller The Ghost Train ended a most successful year - - a year of excellent acting. producing, and capacity audiences. We all had a lot of fun at meetings, which were very informal, with an unusual variety in each program. ,urg- -WU' N Q LA GIRL RESERVES President . . . . JUNE PRATT Vice-President . . . . JEAN OLSON Secretary . . . NATALIE CLOUGH Treasurer . . LORRAINE FRAPPIER Advisers . . Miss ACKERMAN MISS RAYMOND A member reviews this year's outstanding list of activities: selling candy at football games, entertaining sick children and invalids at Christmas time, giving a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family, individually volunteering time to help out at the hospital, a rummage sale. etc. And it doesn't seem possible, but they still had time for bowling, skating, and a beautiful sleighride. President . Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer . . Advisers . RICHARD BARNES EDWARD REYNOLDS ROBERT DEDERICK RONALD BANNER . MR. PROCTOR MR. BURRILL HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club under the presidency of Dick Barnes has been one of the ' most active clubs in Keene High. For fun, they've gone bowling and skiing and on sleigh rides. This year Keene was chosen the place for the annual Old Boys' Conference, and it was a great success. To help the school last fall, the club printed football programs for all the big games. Q JUNIOR LIBRARIANS H President U . . .5 . ELEANOR ROGERS Vice-President . . . . . LEO JOBIN Secretary-Treasurer . . JEAN BOWER Adviser ..... . . . MRS. ROBERTS Because we think our library is so wonderful, we need a club, equally won- derful, so as to keep it that way. This takes form as the Junior Librarian Club, whose members mend books, put them in sleek order on the shelves, carry re- minders to us if we've been negligent about returning borrowed books, etcl Think of all they must learn about books and about using a library. Once a month they all get together for a bang-up bowling party. - HOME NURSING C-BRCDUPS Adviser ........ Miss BRADBURY Mrs. Chase received marvelous care this year when the poor Woman had practically every sickness known to man! You see, Mrs. Chase is the hospital doll and the thirty-six girls who completed the course have learned a great deal by taking care of her. Mrs. Reynolds instructed the girls part of the time. The course emphasizes four things: health. security, self-expression, and congenial companionship. , A OFFICE PRACTICE Adviser . . MR. CLIFFORD PERKINS There are two groups of Oiiice Practice girls. The first group are training to be clerical workers, while the other group are training to be stenographers. The main object of the Office Practice group is to learn the fundamentals of oiice work. To gain experience, each girl spends one period a day in either Dr..Rice's or Mr. Thompson's ofiice. An additional period each day is spent with Mr. Perkins typing and mimeographing the notices, programs, tests, and any other material that grade schools, clubs, or teachers send in. It is also the Oflice Prac- tice girls Who type, mimeograph, and put together the Informer. MECHANIC ARTS GROUP Instructor . . MR. HALL The continuance of the war in 1945 has brought the cry for experienced draftsmen, Woodworkers. and machinists ringing out all over the United States. After graduation, a large' percentage of the boys will be inducted. Upon comple- tion of basic training there isa chance to learn some trade such as sheet metal, welding, etc., and the basic fundamentals that We have been taught at the shop will be a great asset to us. USI-IERS MW W ,WMM 5. y fQWffg,,,,,q Head Usher ..... WILLIAM BERGERON Treasurers . ELAINE GREGOIRE and JEAN OLSON Adviser . ..,.... MR. RICHMOND The pretty girls who, under the direction of the efficient usher, Bill Berger- on, float up and down the aisles at so many social events, helping people to find their seats, passing out programs, etc. make up the Usher Corps. They give un- stintingly of their time and smiles and the whole school is certainly grateful to them. I W llffffffg CAFETERIA GROUP Wfgqwl in ' Adviser A . . Miss BRADBURY With cries of l'm hungry! and a general surge in the direction of the cafeteria, we pull out our money and are ready to be fed. And there's the Cafe- teria Group ready to serve. Made up of volunteers who either give up a study period or Work at recess, this organization has the responsibility of preparing and selling the food, and cleaning up afterwards. They are doing a fine job and are gaining valuable experience. YOUTH CENTER ORGANIZATION President , . . DOROTHY KOSTAS Vice-President . . . RUTH NOLIN Secretary . . . . . THOMAS GORMAN H Treasurer ....... ALLAN KENDALL Advisers CITY OF KEENE RECREATION COMMITTEE Our long awaited ambition: a place where we can loaf around and talk, drink cokes or dance! Many hard working students have spent long hours scrub- bing, painting and polishing: while others have solicited money and furniture. We hope the Center can be Opened and improved from year to year and will play an important part in the life of the students Of K. H, S. KEENE I-IIGI-I SCI-IOCJL BAND Director .... . . . . MR. WOODBURY Despite restrictions of travel, the band has had a busy and interesting year. As usual, it played at all of the home football games and participated in a number of parades and public meetings. The five twirlers have worked out snappy new routines this year that made a big hit. ' The season was high-lighted by a combined concert with the Bulkley High School band from New London, Connecticut. The group numbered over one hundred players, sixty of whom were from Keene. The concert. directed by both Mr. Pierce from New London and Mr. Woodbury, was a smash hit attended by a capacity audience. The band is looking forward to a return concert in New London as soon as transportation permits. J KEENE I-IIGI-I ORCHESTRA Director '. . . . MR. WOODBURY Concert Master . . RICHARDAIKEN Although there are few opportunities for public appearances, the forty mem- bers of the orchestra get a great deal of enjoyment plus experience from playing for most school assemblies and for Dramatic Club productions. The New Hamp- shire and New England Musical Festivals, which were looked forward to by the members, have been cancelled for the present. However, it is hoped they can be held again by another year. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Director . . MR. WOODBURY Each year we grow prouder cf our A cappella choir as they go unohtrusively about gathering new honors for themselves. This year they impressed audiences at East Jaffrey, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, Massachusetts, and at their spring - concert in our own auditorium. a One of the loveliest things about Christmas Vacation time is having the choir stroll through the corridors singing carols on the last day of school. 'It just lends the right touch to all our Christmas spirits. I I ATHLETICS VARSITY FCJOTBALL Captain . . . TOM GORMAN Coach l. . ARTHUR MULVANEY Manager ........ ROY CARROLL The Salmagundi is proud to have the New Hampshire state champs appear on this page. Compiling one of the best records in the school's history. they can well claim that they are one of the strongest teams the Orange and the Black will ever see. With the entire line back and two backiield starters, all that remained was to finally select Betts and Barnes as the other two backfield men. Rolling over all opposition, the team had many All-State candidates with Cobb and Gorman making twoand Wyman being made captain of the Sportwriters' All-State. One of the remarkable things about this team was the ability of the second stringers, most of whom were good enough to play first string on any other team in the state. Coupled with this was the lack of the necessity of having one star to make the points and so operating like a machine they rolled up the following record: A Keene 27 St. Bernards 0 12 Vermont Academy 0 4 26 Mount Hermon 6 20 Stevens 2 22 Bellows Falls 0 75 St. Joseph 0 46 Brattleboro 0 VARSITY BASKETBALL Captain . . PAUL WYMAN Coach . . GILBERT WYMAN Manager ........ LEWIS KIBBEE With a record of 1 l-4 in regular season play and a victory and a defeat at the New Hampshire Tournament the Keene quintet concluded its schedule with a post season game with a loss to the Red and White of Concord. Starting with two veterans, Wyman and Chakalas, Coach Wyman filled in the other positions with Robbins and Yannekis at guards and Cmrandin alternating at center and forward with Wyman. Borden and Barrett saw suflicient action to merit the varsity K also. The reserves CGorman, Cwoodnow, Bardis, and McLeodD showed much ability but were unable to see enough action to suit them. The home season was very successful with 8 victories and no defeats, the outstanding ones being the conquering of Portsmouth and the state champs, Manchester Cen- tral. Tournament hopes were high, but with the loss of Wyman we had to be content with reaching the semi-finals, and although leading 19-16 at half time, lost to the smooth moving Central five. The cause for applause at the tourna- ment was the selection of Lindy Chakalas, as captain of the all tournament team. Keene Springfield Keene Peterboro Brattleboro Portsmouth Alumni Peterboro St. Joseph Central Brattleboro Bellows Falls Portsmouth Springfield Central Bellows Falls Stevens Dover Stevens Central , St. Joseph Concord 1 .. ' f 5 --R LAL. 'S ,-at . 1 ', . -4 ' J. V. BASKETBALL Captain . . EDWARD WATKINS Coach . . . GILBERT WYMAN Manager . . . . CHARLIE BLANCHARD Success was not the keynote of the team this year as they vvon only one game, but it did develop some good material for next year's varsity. The only win of the year was over Springfield by a 14-7 count. J. V. FOOTBALL Captain . . EDWARD WATKINS Coach . . ARTHUR MULVANEY Manager. . . . ROBERT HEALD' The J. V.'s came through a tough schedule that saw them compile a 10 Wins and 5 losses record. The conquering twice of the Class C champs, Vilas of Alstead, was the outstanding achievement of the year. They lost to a good Marl- boro team twice but at least broke even with all other rivals. VARSITY BASEBALL COGCh - - ARTHUR MULVANEY Manager - - ---- ROGER BLooM The pre-season predictions were that the Orange and Black would have a good team. Hampered by bad weather. they opened the season against Springfield and won l8-0. It looked like good hitting and pitching, but Brattleboro and Vermont Academy handed successful defeats to the Keene nine and the outlook is uncertain. The first string sees the following seniors: Gorman, Durling, Grandin, Sheehan and Kibbee. Returning next year will be Chamberlain, Barrett. Good- now, McLeod, Kendall and Barnes. May 2 Springfield, Vt. 5 May at Brattleboro, Vt. May 9 at Vermont Academy May 12 Bellows Falls May 16 Brattleboro May l'9 at Springfield, Vt. May 23 Vermont Academy May 26 at Bellows Falls May 30 at Claremont June 2 Stevens June 6 at Winchendon, Mass. June 9 Murdock High of Winchendon r GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 Coach . . . . HELEN MCCAUOHEY Captain . . JEANNETTE WHITEHOUSE Manager ....... CAROL JOHNSON Varsity basketball for the girls was restored to Keene High this year much to the delight of those who played. Although the team was organized rather late in the season. a fairly good schedule of games was arranged. As usual, the games with Peterborough were the ones which the girls really wanted to win. However, after winning the home game, the Keene team met with defeat on the Peterbor- ough court. The team consisted of six seniors and one junior. Filling the guardspots were Jeannette Whitehouse, Regina Johnson, and Ruth Nolin. At forward positions were June Pratt, Marion Davis, Rosalie Lombard, and Charlotte Dean. VARSITY BASKETBALL SUMMARY ' Keene 19 Bellows Falls 19 21 Marlboro 18 22 Peterborough 13 14 K. T. C. 19 17 Peterborough 29 20 Marlboro 23 22 Alumni 22 34 Greenfield 1 5 20 Bellows Falls 25 GIRLS' ATHLETICS Last spring much interest was shown in the intra-mural softball games. Several teams were chosen with the final winning team being that of Hughena Bent. There were many outstanding players who participated in these games. This fall two field hockey teams were organized and were captained by June Pratt and Rosalie Lombard. The winning team consisted of Eleanor Rogers, Dorothy Robertson, Norma Perkins, Constance Treat, Constance Paige, Eliza- beth Britton, Eileen Patnode, Eva Robbins, and Rosalie Lombard, Captain. During the winter basketball season, class teams were formed with the final winner being the junior's team. This team was composed of Katherine Flavin, Captain: Nilda Dedo. Jean Mulvaney, Stella Contogogou, Priscilla Marshall, Katy Bardis, Eileen Patnode, and Sylvia Kretowicz. CHEERLEADERS Seniors . . CAROLINE VIGNEAULT ELAINE QUIMBY ELAINE GREGOIRE Juniors . . ETHEL' ROUSSEAU SHIRLEY GRAY LORRAINE KEATING Sophomores . . KATHLEEN WATSON PRISCILLA ISROE K. H S. Rah, rah, rah! With gay new uniforms and snappy new cheers, these gals have led the cheering section on to peppier and more lung-bursting efforts. Credit is due them for the long hours they gave up to practice and plan- ning. Let's have a Locomotive for the cheerleaders! PHYSICAL EDUCATION Instructor . . MR. SUMNER JOYCE That howling that poured from the gym all winter long, seven periods a day, was one of Mr. Sumner Joyce's gym classes. In the fall it is calisthenics and football, the tag variety. In the winter it is a more severe course of calisthenics and basketball. and when the spring rolls around, the victims are out behind the school engaging in a rugged game of softball, but only after fthe body buildingj calisthenics. But it is in the winter that the boys have the most fun. They rush down to the gym and rummage through the many lockers for an outfit that its them and then they hurriedly slip into the clean dry gear. When the last one is dressed, he is warmed up by calisthenics and then the basketball game. Mr. Joyce is the referee and his decisions are usually questioned. So when the period is over, the battered and bleeding welcome the cold showers, and then the rest of the day is spent resting up. But outside of the cold gym, the cold showers, the insecurity of the lockers, Mr. Joyce's gym classes have a good time. I I . ADVERTISEMENTS 0- -c:0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 40 gy- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- SYDNEY LORANDEAU EDWARD C. SULLIVAN Wall Paper and Paint ATTORNEY-AT-LAW A Russell Z5 Foster, Inc. y 9 TT Authorized FORD Benny S Barber S l d S ' 5 3 es an mme Newberry Block 32 Washington St. Keene, N. H. 5 Spencer Hardware Co. Quality Hardware for T More than a Century 4 . A H I r BLUE SHOPS 4 Specialists in Ladies' Wear 5 and Accessories ci 6 Central Sq. ' Keene, N. H. R GEORGE T. HOPE COAL A FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE NIAGARA-HUDSON COKE BITUMINOUS COAL Commercial St. Tel. 1652 Keene, N. H. J A v I A v I J . A I S Keene Police Department v I West Street Market Choice of Meats ? West St. Tel. 1857 I A v R A -.1 I A GURNSEY BROS. 25 CO. Wholesalers in Candy and Tobacco A Distributors of Daggett's Fine Candies T 16 Church St. Tel. 452 Y's Boys and Girls Have Fun at Camp Takodah and Y. M. C. A. The Libbares Spa Delicious Dinners Tasty Lunches 26 Washington St. Keene, N. H. JEAN P. HOWES 8 CO. . S JEWELERS I High School Rings U 43 Central Sq. Keene, N. H. ERWIN M. ADAMS DENTIST ARTHUR oLSoN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW C. C. Beedle Piano Co. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE 33 West St.- Keene, N. H. 4 615' 'O' 'Of 'O' 'O' 'O' 30' 'OCD' 'O' 'O' XO' 'O' 'O' XO' 'O' 'Of 'O' CQ Ol 10' 'O' 0 O 0 O' 0- -x:0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- :O -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0 ROY M. PICKARD LAWYER Keene, N. H. Steele's Service Station Marlboro St. ESSO GAS '65 OIL BATTERIES LUBRICATION First National Stores WRIGHT BROTHERS Floor Coverings, Awnings, Shades and Draperies Venetian Blinds, Furniture Coverings 2 8 Roxbury St. R' E' PRATT WALKER s. KIMBALL OPTOMETRIST 44 Central Sq. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Sugar PAg1?RY Spice Emmond's Luncheonette n' everything nice J' L' EMMOND' prop' 29 West Sr.. Keene, N. H. Tel. 643 SPECIAL LUNCHEON MACYS CUT RATE Granite State Dry Cleansers 105 Main St. Tel. 255 18 Roxbury St. Keene, N. H. Tel. 1970 FRANK W. PERRY COHEN'S MARKET Optometrist A 463 Washington St. Central Square Keene, N. H. Tel, 926-W Keene Steam Laundry Tel, 321 For the Best Food Value THE DOUKAS CAFE 87 Main St. Keene, N. H. ORVILLE E. CAIN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW JACK'S FRUIT STORE KEENE,S FINEST Main St. Keene 'OSI' 0 YO' 'O' 0 0 0 0 0 'O' CQ QD 10 10- 11,1 10- 10- 10- 10- 10- 10- 4250- 10- 10- 10- 10- 10- 'lik 40 T fy OU1' Ice Cream Sodas BON TON Sandwiches Sundaes Shoes for the Entire Family FOR GOOD BOOKS See M1TcH Ar The Keene Bookshop Next to Latchis Theatre Phone 1427 EAGLE HOTEL RALPH TURNER SINCLAIR SERVICE West St., Keene. N. H. Tel. 838 ELLIS BROS. 26 COMPANY Cut Flowers and Floral Work Greenhouses: 203 Winchester St. Office and Store: 25 West St. . Tel. 303-W Keene, N. H. Tel. 303-R Rationed Footwear for Coupon Value E, You must be quality wise- Accountant ' For best selections try AUDITS AND ACCOUNTING SERVICE L0iSel1g'g Shgg Store 47 Russell St. Keene, N. H. 18 West St. Phone 443 WILBER'S IGA STORE MEATS AND GRocER1Es Tel, 1482 North Swanzey HOWARD'S MARKET MEATS AND GRocER1Es 76 Beaver St. Keene, N. H. FIELD'S GARAGE W. A, FIELD, Prop. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Tires - Batteries - Accessories 275 Washington St. CECIL I. WHITCOMB REAL ESTATE 31 Central Sq. Keene Phone 868 ROMY'S MARKET Vegetables - Fruits - Meats 89 Marlboro St. Tel. 1920-W PHILIP, H. FAULKNER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW IDEAL TAXI Tel. 176 DUFFY'S SHOE STORE For Pumps, Ties, Sandals Sport Shoes 3 2 Church St. QD 10' 'O' 'O 10- 10' 10 'OSI- 'O' 'Of 10' 'O' 10' 10' 'O' 10' 10' lo QD O O O 0 0 O 0 0561- 'IDU' -0 0- 'UK-ilk 0 0 K0 DAVIS OIL COMPANY FUEL AND RANGE OIL 557 Main St. Keene, N. H. STONE SERVICE STATION 205 West St. Tel. 944 NORMAN'S MOTOR TRANSPORTATION CO. Service Throughout New England Marlboro Street Tel. 1465 Q JE WE!-ERS ' Marlboro Street Tel.4l9 BEAUREGARD OIL CO. Automotive Parts, Sales '56 Service, Vulcanizing Delco Remy Ignition Autolite Phone 478 Zimmerman's Garage 372 West St. :-: Keene, N. H. MoToRcYcLEs FISHING TACKLE OUTBoARD MoToRs BICYCLES Q7 O' 50' 'O' 'O' 'O' 'O' 'OF I' 'O' -Of 'LO' 10' 'O' XO' 'O' 20' 0 CQ 'O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- H. L. White MOWER 7 Pine Avenue Tel. 1416 Keene, N. H. -4:02 fo- -0- -0- -0- to oe 10 STATIONERY GREETING CARDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES CHASE'S t BooK sToRE 22 XXIESI St. Tel. 1300 Laundering 25 Dry Cleaning Monadnock Laundry Tel. 442 41 Avon St. Gljilffe c2'lAA is-A.olp INFANTS 8 CHILDRENS WEAR OF QUALITY Telephone 1310 49 Main Street Keene. New Hampshire CLUB EXCHANGE 10 Federal St. ' Keene BATCHELOR'S TIRE SERVICE 'ES GARAGE 12 Emerald St. Tel. 1768 NIMS PLUMBING CO. Williams Oil Burners 43 St. James St. Keene ARTHUR WHITCOMB Contractor KEENE DINER Crystal Restaurant Wheeler Y5 Taylor Dairy Ice Cream and All Dairy Products 85 Marlboro Street Phone 875-W ANDERSON, The Florist 107 Main St. Phone 236-W Keene, New Hampshire QI 'O 0 0 0 0 O' 'OSD' 0 0 'O' 'O' 'O' 'O' 0 20' CQ OJ 10 i0- 10- 10- 10- 10- if, -0- fo- ftbo- 0 0 0 0 0 0 I0 For the New Things Come to the LEADING STORES GOODNOW'S Tel. 407-W CALLAHAN TAXI SERVICE RALPH P. CARROLL, Mgr. Henry G. Neugebauer, Inc. FOX AUTO PARTS New 8 Used Parts Glass of All Kinds 80 Emerald SI. Tel. -il PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY of New Hampshire SCENIC Electrical Construction Lighting Fixtures PCR YOUR 7 Part Ave., Keene, N. H. Phone l350 Compliments of' Knowlton Y5 Stone Co. IIIBBEE - 'I7 '0 0 0 0 0 0 'OCP- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KG Q! 'O 'Ol 'Of -01 101 10- 10- 0 O1 -c:O- O O 0 O- -O1 -0- 10 Lemay Furniture CO. Where Good Furniture Costs Less ' 364 Pearl St. Keene. N. H. Tcl. i867 WILLIAM DIMECO MASON-CONTRACTOR 371 Marlboro St. Tel. 2084 THE ROYAL FURRIERS GPQ9 ERNEST E. NEWCOMBE 5 Main St. 16 Square Keene, Bellows Falls, N. H. Vt. DISTINCTIVE YE GOODIE SHOPPE CLEANERS ' Home Made JAMES E. ROBERTSON, INC. Ice Cream - Candies - Nurs Tel. 242 89 Main st. Tel. 193 ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS THE PAY Me SMITH HART SCI-IAFFNER E5 MARX CLOTHES INTERWOVEN SOCKS KNIT-TEX TOPCOATS Quality - - -Service Miller Bros.-Newton STORE MENS -- BOYS Clothing and Furnishing i- -.-ii Quality at the Right Price Keene, N. H. 0' -0' R0 0 01 101 XOZF' 0 0 0 0 -0' 'O' 'U 0 O' K5 10 01 '01 101 101 'Ot S0 0 If lt's Clothes or Shoes You Are Looking for Is the Place to Buy It The place where they always share proits with you The Army 8 Navy Store Keene, N. H. Phone ll35 420- 10 0 0 0 0 01 Kc Keene Silk Fibre Mills, Inc. KEENE SAVINGS BANK A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK Try TIl..DEN'S First For Books Stationery Fountain Pens Typewriters Kodaks Note books Greeting Cards And The Big Exclusive Gift Shop G. H. TILDEN 8 CO. G. H. ALDRICH 25 SONS ROBERT M. CLARK R. K. Palmer Palmer Insurance Agency Keene, New Hampshire CCNEWKJJ ef spun F. A. Putnam Mfg. Co. INSURANCE Rooms 20-21 30 Main St. Markem Machme Co. Keene, N. H. Tel. 304 QD 10' 'Of 0 0 0 0' 'OCD' v0 0 0 0 0 0' '01 H0 Of C5 QI 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 01 A201 O 0 0 0 O 0 QQ M I 0 I TUR ER INN ' I I 78 West St. - Tel. 1388 - Keene. N. H. N I I I Y v 4 I N N J Compliments of 1 I l O v Y N 1 A a , v A A , v , r u a A New England Screw Cn M v ' A I l I 1 N 1 Compliments of A Cheshire Transportation Cot. ' s 4 Q! 0 Of 0 O 0 O 'UCI' 'O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O K6 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 11301 0 O 0 0 0 0 C9 C. L. LANE CO. East Swanzey, N. H. Compliments of HENRY C. ARWE and KENNETH J. ARWE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 118 Main St. Tcl. 432 Headquarters for ' OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STATION Factory Recapping and Vulcanizing Service Radio Repair Sporting Goods M. S. PERKINS MACHINE CO. Electric and Acetylene Welding GENERAL MACHINE WORK Keene, N. H. Q1 0 0 0 0 0 0 -OC D' YO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IQ N QD 0 P01 QO- 01 101 20' 20- 'OK 101 11201 10- -'Of 43501 0 0 I O BUY WAR BONDS BARDIS FRUIT CG. FRUIT AND PRODUCE 105 Emerald St. Keene, N. H. Best Wz'shes to you Seniors ELMW OOD PA Keene's Smartest Eating Place AMSDEN'S SHOE co., Inc. Free X-Ray Fitting SEE FOR YOURSELF Look Better! Feel Better!! Wear Better!!! Cheshire House Block 16 Main Sr ' BERGERON'S THE STORE FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN 90 Main St. Keene, NL I-I QD 0' +0 0' 'O' 'U' -0' 'OCD' 'Of 'Of 'Of 'O' YO' 'O' 'O' 10' O cd Q3 0 0 O1 10- 10- 10K '01 f0- 0- '01 NJ- 0 0 O 0 0 0 N. Gi GURNSEY sr Co. Wholesalers in Candy, 'Tobacco, and Beverages 88 Dunbar St. Telephone 118 H. P. WELCH CO. MOTOR TRANSPORTATION KEENE NEWYORK BOSTON LATCHIS THEATRES The Theatres of Distinctive Attractions LATCHIS and COLONIAL Tl-IEATRES-Keene, N. H. As Seen in Esquire Nationally Advertised Clothes and 'Sports Wear That Answers Your Every Demand for Style and Quality DOBBS HATS MICHAELS-STERN CLOTHES 0 I , MARLBORO SHIRTS B. V. D. UNDERWEAR 8 MAIN STREET ETC.-ETC. KEENE 0 0 0 -0' 0 0 0 0 O C O 0 0' 10' H0 0 0 0 CQ Q1 tfjx afjx sf, ,Qjx xfjx xQjx ,Qjx .jx 1Qjx ,Qj- xfjx xfjx ,fjx zfjx .QQJQ G Portrait and Commercial Photography Films and Photo Finishing V Enlarging Dark Room Supplies Everything Photographic GRANITE STATE STUDIO 19 West Street YOU CAN'T BUY TIRES So let us save what you have by lining up your car Towing Bear Wheel Aligning GRANITE STATE AUTO BODY WELDING CO. 40 Railroad Street Tel. 842-W Keene, N. H. Cheshire National Bank Oldest Bank in Keene COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS SAVINGS DEPARTMENT SAFE DEPOSIT BoXEs EoR RENT Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NEW ENGLAND Box COMPANY Main Oflice - - Greenfield, Mass. 5 0 0 O' 'Of 'O' 'O' 'O' X0 I 0' 10' 'O 'O' 10' X0 01 0 KO Ol O 0 O 0 0 0 0 I 0 ol O O 0 0 I 9 SINCERE BEST WISHES ' TO THE CLASS OF '45 I WK E WITH SINCERE GOOD WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS. WE HOPE THAT YOU MAY TAKE YOUR PLACE IN A WORLD AT PEACE. BUT UNTIL THEN, JOIN US IN EVERY EFFORT TO SPEED VICTORY. BUY MORE WAR BONDS! . . SPRAGUE SL CARLETON O 0 O 0 C 0 I 0 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 KO OD O 'Dt '01 '01 'OK -of- Sox 'Ol -3- 0 01 10- 10 01 D01 101 0 Q The Engravings In This Book 1 1. were lmade by C2 hes hire Thoto Engravers X 3. 49 St. James Street 1. X l Keene, - New Hampshire FOIQSAN ET l-IAEC OLIM MEMINISSE JUVABIT . . Delving back inTo our LaTin again, we came To This one, buT we had To look iT up because iT is one of Those Things we didn'T remember. Freely Translated, The Two lines above mean Perhaps someTime iT will be pleasanT To remember These Things. IT will always be pleasanT To remember your school years, your graduaTion TesTiviTies . . and The Things you learned, Thanks To The parience of your Teachers. And perhaps someTime iT will also be pleasanT To remember ThaT, even as iT was during your school years, The SenTinel PrinTing Company is ready To help you wiTh your problem of prinTed publiciTy in The years To come. 9 0 20' YO' 'O' YO' 'Of 'O' 'O' X0 'Of 'G' 'Of 'Of 10' 'Of 'O' 0 CQ OD O 'OK '01 'OK 10- -OK -0- fO- -DK ,Ol 10- 10- 'OK 'OK '01 101 0 -KEEP COMMUNITY MONEY IN THE COMMUNITY THE KEENE NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Facilities MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. The Asbuelot-Citizens National Bank Welcomes the opportunity to furnish Individuals - Firms - Corporations - banking service ARRANGE WITI-I Us TO MAKE PURCHASES OF WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS REGULARLY OUT OF INCOMB Our men in the armed service must have more equipment and supplies,-your regular purchases of Bonds and Stamps will furnish that support so viral at this time Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 0 0 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -1- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 0 c QD 0 10- 10- 101 101 101 10- 10- D- 101 'fy' 101 10- 10- 0 0 O O JOHNSON MOTOR PARTS, INC. AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS Railroad Street Tel, 789 Thrift Builds up a Bank Account and a Bank Account Gives One GREATER OPPORTUNITIES IN LIFE Start Your Account At The N Cheshire County Savings Bank Central Square. Corner Roxbury Street Keene, N. H. 351.00 Will Start an Account A Mutual Savings Bank KEENE HIBGH SCHOOL - '- '- P Every single one of you is welcome here. This store 1840 has always been a sort of High School Headquar- L HIGH SCHOOL ters: here's hoping it always will be, because we like HEADQUARTERS T I 1945 to see you here. Use our phone, meet your friends 4, 5, here, park at our tables, make yourself at home. Badlands Shaw W. H. WATSON COUNSELOR AT LAW Q 0 101 10' 10' 'Of 0' 10' 10' ff' 10' 30' 'O' 10' 'Of 'O' 10' O CQ 7 0 10- PO- IO- 10- 10- -0- -0- J- 10- 10- f0- -0- 10- '0- 20- 0 Q WYMAN'S RECAPPING MAIN STREET GULF STATION Tires Tel. 286 Lubrication Compliments of qro'l1 1.i aJz, Cala i l .,,,,,. .,,,. , The Door to Easier 1 .:523222EiE2i2i2i2E2E2i252s:: - - ' ' t X:-52'if:Ig2:?:5:5:5:5Z3I3:7:l4:i:5:7.'f3:f.. fel ' 449f'Q3 M ' Q Q 'ig:.fZflft1:2523:32-1Q'52?:3:f:1.T'5::3:3:31E, :Tig f . - r. 5 ' .:.s2f23s2sfa2sseTff2225fF fi-'f'-f ' arg:-.g:5:'z . Our Retail Stores and Catalogs Offer America s Greatest Variety of Merchandise ' S Q,-- 4- Shop at Sears and you can select from both 1 igfif f '1 Our retail stock and from our catalogs. Ameri- 3 55 ca's greatest variety of guaranteed merchandise, Agp: is right at your finger tip. Buy everything on one trip . Save time, money, rationed gas and tires. Yes One-Stop Shopping at Sears nf-:if pays. . p C SEARS, ROEBUCK sr co. o K PAIRBANKS co. tk gifi 59 Better F oods-Sensible Seruz'ce-Wise Economy gif Three Friendly Stores 130 Elm St. 84 Marlboro St. 314 Park Ave. 'ZQ II FWI A '-is it I ' Q ga Qi' ' Established 1913 Incorporated 1943 f ,i wr 1 ,LU 'O' x01 XO' 'O' 'O' S01 '01 'C' '01 'O' 'O' 'O' 'O' x0' '01 S Q 101 10' 'OK 'O 10- 10- PO- QU- 'O' -0 Q A FR1END MEDICAL HALL SENIOR F or F utwre Employment Contact Lynn Wood Heel Co. BUY WAR BONDS AND ASSURE VICTORY SOONER ATHE VOGUE .Ladies Wear BUY WAR BONDS 103 Main Street 0 -of, ,go- -of -of 9 o'6HaVe a Coke l 5 l .-. 1- ,L llfw W W f It's the friendly high-sign Then-e's one American custom you run into almost anywhere - the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola. Have a Coke is the same friendly invitation in Costa Rica as in Connecticut. In many lands around the globe, Coca-Cola has become a high-sign of friendliness- just as it is in your own home. Bottled Under Authority of The Coca-Cola Comnany by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KEENE 'OK 10- 'OK 10- IO- 10- 10- 101 lx 101 101 101 ,Of 101 -O1 WOK 'OK The KINGSBURY MACHINE TCCL CGRP. With Best Wishes A I for the Senior Class . 0 C O BUY WAR BGN DS o ,o, ,0, ,0, ,0, ,0, ,of -ly ,Of -g ,01 -Of xo. -01 -01 -gy -0, ,Of D! LJ A v A V N 1 A v A v A v A Best Wi hes to Y A v l I A v I Y A v R I A v ll I A v G I A -.4 R I A -.4 R I A v R V A v n V froml the makers- ? of Del-mac Shoes for Women ll A -.1 I M A Q., A V A v R Y A H 1 I A v N PRINCESS SHGE C . 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