Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1950 volume:

H900 H9510 I-....... ' lim f 'W gum 'I l SALMAGUNDI KEENE HIGH SCHOOL KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 Editor SaImag1undiAdUiser RICHARD POLLOCK MISS RUTH RAYMOND Assistant Editor Art Adviser BRUCE MEACHASI MRS. CONSTANCE BARDEN Business Manager Class Photographer CAROLYN WALTON MARBRIS STUDIO Treasurer Printer DONALD FITTS SENTINEL PRINTING COMPANY Student Photoyrapher Engrauer RONALD HOLDEN CHESHIRE PHOTO-ENGRAVERS 50 3 4 Mr. George P. Lovell DEDICATION W the members of the graduatlng class of 1930 dcdxcate our SAI XI-XGUNIDI to a gentleman and teacher mathemat1c1an and phxlosopher of wrt who for tw enty two years has gnen knowledge encouragement and the fnendly guldance of h1s etipertence to the students of Keene I-hgh School MR GEORGE P LOVELL D Wag 152 ww Q .1 12 4114 W Tue uname Mvagscagi ence B Ndehd Lg .gf :,,q,,,, 5 '-laura '- r.:r'.:g'. -..':.:i':iM' A-' .. : VEZTFQ ,,,,. 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' ' ' '1- '1111 ' 7 ,k 1 '17'17 17 11'1'11 V 7111' 11 l-S 11,17 117 1.s 1 151 1' ' 1'1' ' 7115 1101 ' Q 1 ' 170111171 1, 171' 1171'1'1711. UV 11'1' 1'17171111'1'171 1 11 17' Q ' ' 1 ' 1711- 1111 117 1,71-1-111 111'111'111 L'17l-117 11'1 17111'1' 11111111 '111 11711 ' x 117 1111'1' ULII' 171111115 11.s Lk111vff'17S 117 1' '7177- 1771 J ' U '1-171' CI 1' ' I ' ' ' 0 1111 1171' 1111. Zin Memoriam IAMFS CARFIELD FAULKNER December 3 1880 October 5 1949 hrs work to c1rL for thc school wh1ch has be come so much 1 part of us 9 1 . 1 In thoughtful memory of him who made it 'l'?,4' if ,xr 59 Q V? ,qi ,X E31-1 'Q 4143? EUR BUSBEE HEADMASTER The World today IS rocked by the tensrons whrch permeate the thxnkmg of all men The potentlal destructrve forces now ax axlable to the manrpulatron of men IS enough to Wlpe out great segments of our world s populatron Concur rent Wrth oblrteratron of populatlons Wxll come social polxtrcal and economxc degeneracy Thrs then IS one vrew of what can and could happen rn today s world In order to combat the forces of ev1l We are more than exer rn need of strong wllled crtrzens who are adequately prepared for provrdmg solut1ons to xmpendmg chaos Keene I-llgh School has prouded you wrth a foundatron for developmq thrs krnd of c1t17ensh1p You are not through Whether rn school or out of school you need to seek growth to the end that you can contrlbute to the solutxon of local state natronal and lnternatlonal problems As 1I'lCllX1dl1ZllS our strength IS llttle collectnvely rt IS great In the future as IH the past our collectrve strength can turn the course of ex ents m any deslred drrectlon Edwin Jw 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 - 1 . . . . . . , , 4 1 1 1 v 1 1 - 1 1 1 r 1 K . J 1 KI . . . e. 1 1 1 1 v 1 - v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 v ' 1 SUPERINTENDENT To thy Qlass ot l0DO In th1s your QI'.1LlUJI1OI1 sl 1so11 you an no doubt bong l1ITllI1LlLd olun ot ln t you oyyl to Klum 12,11 School for IIS skryxo lo you urmq 111 put tour ymrs l hop you 1ppr1c11u tl11s mdkbudmss hlrl I5 hoyylur mothlr obl1Qat1o11 and th1t 15 thl OlJllQJllOI1 yyh1c1 fhl sghool oyy1.s to you Schools an flxllllxl' bu1ld1r1gs nor uaclnrs pl.1yqrou'1ds our l1y1.s :md 21 school IS rand by tl1L contrlbuuons of thosl yy ho l11y1. l1yld1n11 If Kum Hlqh School IS :1 qood school lt 19 bLc1usL of yyl11t you 1m md yy hal you an to by. 1n tl1L utun. L l that um Illgll Schoo za 1 goo om md for rl11s l ml humbly gnutul to you l'l1af your futuu 1111y bg r1cl1 yy1th COl'IIlUL1Ld .1cLompl1sl1111u1ts lh1l you may mot l11rdsl11ps yy1tl1 fortltudv. succnss yy1tl1 lillffllllfy lS Ihk CIULLYL yy1sh of Y our frund l'1 t1dcb y' '- 'K 'HU A , ' 3 j d ', l' 'I' , 'L ' V L ' . 'X ' ,'y nor cqulpmcnt. Schools are placcs in which wc live during 3I'1lfNpOI'fJI1I psriod in ' 1 -' ff H lfw KU' ' d v wx .K ' v' ' 1' y rl A l ' lv. 'K -Q' -1 1 -' I , . I MARGARET D, ACKERMAN B. A. Alfred University Arts, Crafts Adviser - - - Cheerleaders A. B.. A, M. Bucknell University Radcliffe College Lalin, English qMRs.J CONSTANCE G. BARDEN, QIVIRSJ GRACE BARRON Secretary to the Guidance Director MURIEI. BRADBURY HAROLD E BRIDGE B Ed PAUL E BRIDGES B Ed Plymouth Teachers College Keene Teachers College Keene Teachers College Home Economics Mathematics Guidance Area Vocatzonal School INIRSl GLADHCI: NI BURNELL GUY F BURRILL B S fMRSl AVIS M COLBX A B R 'N Unnerslty of New Hampshlre Colby College Ellnot Community I-Iospxtal Chemzstry Enqlxsh School Aurse Aduser Hz Y Club Aduser Enterprrse l l C l . , . . . , . . , wr 1' I' L, . , . , .. A . . , .. , .' . . .A. I A , Q. -1, .- y, --H . A fNlRSl EDNA I. Nl COLLINS VIURIEL lx COOKE B S Kansas Vwesleyan UHlY9fSlfy Bqreg College Commerczal Engl! h Publgf Speaking flduser Camera Club Aduser Drgmgm Club Nalronal Honor Sozzelu HXROLDI DREW B S EdM Middlebury College Harxard Unnersnty Sub Waiter Soczoloay Cuzdume rlduser Jumor C lass 7 R+.YXlOND DUNDXS B RAY E FRANKLIN JR Un'V'5'fV of xefmom Keene Teachers College Notre Dame 51010041 Mechamc Arts Englzsh 'xduwf Sophomore Class Drzuer Edufalzon Couch bk: Team Blolog Club C h J Y X AS flsszslanl Con h lurszlu Football om umor arillq porli FRANK H GLAZIER A B A 'VI MILDRED E GL TTERSON FORRFST J H LL A B Bates College B S E Dartmouth College Guzdance Dzreclor UHIVCISIIY of Vermont Vachzne Shop Aduzser Junzor Rotarians Brology CeneralSf1enre . .AAAAAAA . . A. A A A. ,A . A C I' l X A HELEX DRUGG, B. A., M. S, A- ,A A- A, A A A A A A AA AABA Tumxm I HAL1 B Ed Plymouth Teachers College C ummermzul -lzltzscr Informer EDXX KRD H HAZEN A B Nl A Dartmouth College Columbma Unnersnty Woodworhznq Merhanzfal Drau ma Drruer Educatzon RC -XRI l lXl l l X Xlount Sami 'Klart Colltgt Lnxurmlx ol Nut Hampshlre Drslr hulztt fdula mn P AUGUSTINE HANLEY B A Umxersxty of Mlamn Enqlzsh flsszstanl Coach larszlq foot a FDXAARD J HANNA JR B A M Ed Unntrsuy of New Hampshxre Crum Aduaer Freshman Class foach Junzor larsxrq Baseball A G ARTHUR HOUSTON B S UHINCISIIY of Vermont Physzcs fldrzser Physzfs Club 1VlRSj NTARX LANE B S lxtcnc Teachers Colltgt LHIXCISIIX of New Hampshxrt fun frm Drretlor QMRS Q DOROIHEA E HUTCHINS Musrc Asszstant our P XOfNlCh Lmxersmtx -llqthra -ll! ralamt Otlzur 1 'o , . , h Il ' Y - - . .. . --- I 'I I ' if ,' t A TY MA 3. B,S. . . ' A , . . Gr 1 ,i . l,OYlEl.I,. BS. R.-Vlllfl lVlAR5ll1Xl.l.. JOHN M, A. Fordham University University of Michigan English Stlenw, flLldlO-lYlASLlUl, Guidance Coach Cross Country Track fltlL'ixt'r - A - Freshman Class, Radio Junior Varslly Basketball Steering Commllle lllil.liN lVlffCAUGHliY. Bates College. Radcliffe College English Coach - - - Varsity Girls Baskelball Varsity Girls 15lelzl Hockeu, Softball ANNF lvl lVlCCUSHl'SlCi B Ed XX ll I IKVI F lvlllf HELL B S NICHOLAS J MORRIS Ph B M Bowdoin College Holy Cross College Keene Teachers College lordham French Physical Education English Coarh l arszty Foolball 4VlRS J DORIS B 'VlOLSI.EH HLR D 'lLlNRXI'l B rVlRS I EI SIE 'NAVISH B B Ed 'Vl St ft aru IJ 1h Superznttndenl Cumbtrland Lnixersitx lair School Lniursiu of Vlaine Bates Collgc lxecm Teachers College llathtmams Home Eumon its C oath X arszlu Baseball -llhletrt Dirfttor . .. .... ,. . v. I. .. V 43 . .. .i ' ', ART ' . IX '. '. , S.. i .. ,. ,' ii. .. ..Ed. V A E er if , 1 - A CLIFFORD I'I PERKINS B S MABILL I PLANIE A B Tnnlty College St Anselm College Fconomzcs Clerzral Pracrzce Commercxal Soczal Sludfes fldwser Informer Student As Aduser Senzor Class sembly Councxl Semor Class Boston Unnersxty Plymouth Teachers College bnuersxty of Mame Commerazal Hfgmry fldcrslr Outmq C lub Adurser Sophomore Class Usher Corps IMRSI JOWE ROLSSHU Janus A RLSSLIL A B M A Asszslant Secrelurq Io the Hmdmasler Clark Umxersltx l-nalzsh llulhemams Holy Cross College. RUIH RAYNIONID B S Keene Teachers College Columbxa Umxerslty Englzsh Aduser SAI MAGUlNDl A B XVheaton College Slmmons College Lzbrarzan Aduser Jumor Lzbrarrans S NIARIONI SMITH B S lxunc Teachers College. Lnnerslty of New Hampshxre Clolhzng und Texfzles fldczser Jumor Red Cross A a , S'mN1,EY E. RICHMQND, M,A, BARBARA E. RITCHIE, B. Ed, IMRSJ THERESA P. ROBERTS INIRSl ARLPANI B SPEAR IRI-DPRICK C SIEARNIS B S JOHN E SIURCIS B S Secretary lo rhe Supermtendenf M A Unnersnty of New Hampshlre Unuersnty of Massachusetts Aeronaulzcs Mechamr Arts Harxard Unnerslty Hxstory 'VI A Secretary to lhe Headmasfer Unnerslty of New Hampshlre Smxth College lnslrumenfal Drrecior Enqlzsh Aduzser Jumor Class Informer -fx CHARLESA WOODBURY MUS M GILBERT H XXIYNIANI B Ed THERON I. YosT New England Conservatory Keene Teachers College Sloyd Trammg School of Muslc Malhematzfs 'Ipphed Desxan Draflzng Musxr Coafh I arszty Baskeiball Chorr Band Orchestra I il ,kk V! ELIZABETH A. TRACY, A. B.. IMRS.l HARRIET E. VOGEI. GEORGE T. VIIILSON, A. B. I . . Q I rv I I l l 5 422 2 , A-wig, i - ik , Q 5 T 59' W' if ll' N .. - H 'F 2 I i . O 3 ..A, , ,yy A, r, ' Ig f ff lt W, Q, 6 ll ll I ,.ad ,...,, , - a I I X f Q WLM '-. V GUIDANCE STAFF 'Ur 9 urns 'Xhss lxdlx Vlxss COOIM Dzrector FRHJIRICIX C STFKRXS Educatzonal -Xnd Collecze H-XRULD F DRPxx Edunafzonal ard Soma! RACHII X1 XTARSHAII Counsvlor and Testzmf NILRIEL K Coom Counselor X ocatzonal and K eleram CLIE-IORD H P1 RKIXS llacemervt Pau E Bmoms Duerszfed OCCUPUIIOF 'XIARQARIT G KI IIH Dzsfrzbulzue El1'LlCC1fIOf7 GRACE E Bxrzox S Lretaru I1 lo rmhlz Mr. Pcrbkins. Miss Marshall. Mr. Glazicr. Nh. Drew. Nlrs, Barron. Mr. Bridgn Nh Bn Qns FRANK H. GLAZIER HARQLD E. BRIDGE . , . , N . D K 7 f ' xi 'sf ' 9-vw' ix fvn :C ' N , Li' 731 '5 xt'I. Fig? 4' ':'45iK X5 X 6 1 ,4- 1 J ' L'f 4 I Z x .ji . A l f L Q ' r P, I Y -- .1 X sl 4,74 3 1' off' lf' x ,,l 7 , X .NJ ' ij. fn? '- r- , r vga ' ,' s-1' ' .. 7 ' f ,ff my ' f: ,Q V' 'gd I c X V4 Qi' uf X lfaff DUE? EUDDIEE ,..4- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Donald Frtts Treasurer Jamc Menter Secretary Bruce Meacham XIICC Presldent Rrchard Pollock Prcsrdent SENIGRS SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL lzrsl IQOLL. Vlnss ljlanu Vlx.nh1m 'Nlrnur Pollock luis 'Xlr Pu ms Su: ml Rom Bushmll Gran 'VlUNull VK mllon Kirk Ihzrl R IL Allun lxmrshux XX Lrnlngcr Cooper ROIWLYISOH IXX lllllffl 'Nlrl Lllan 'mbsnntl for class murmgs mo rgprrsrntatmus from Inch srnlor homr room urn chos n to rrpnsrnt Thur rooms at tln ITILLIIHUS of tln Slmor EXLCUIIKL Councxl Tlms Group acts for thy Srnlor Class md carrns out tln mcrssarx buslmss 'Nlrmbgrs of thr councml musurrd th cllss for caps md Oou ns Thu also plannrd A rum mxgf. srll md arrangrd for ilu dancts ifur thy homl baskrtball gamrs 79 N Q rw ': '. I '. ' , '. ', , 1 . . . The Senior Class is the busicst in the school. 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INI-I AVIXDON rl pound of plutk zs ttorlh a Ion of brrck DISIFIIQUIOYS Club 3 4 Junior Red Cross l Z SIANI I Y CHARLIIS AUSTIN S1077 hufeter rs worth domg ze worth domq u.elI oss Country I 2 3 4 Track l 7 tramural Basketball l 7 3 4 .Iumor Rotarians 4 Sports Club 3 Youth Itllowshup Kant Skt Club 7 INORXIX All I X-XNDRI-X ANII XXX Skip Lauqhltr rs a mzltatom To future happmess .Iumor Varsrty I ltld Hockey l Intramural Soft ball 3 Ouung Club -I Youth Center 3 Eutxt IZDXKHXRD ISXIIIH Crm C huratltr is ttorlh a thousand Iuurtls oss Countrx l 7 3 r Junior Rotarrani 4 Sports Club 3 Monadnotk Archtrw Club 26 i' JJQ I .Era 0334 5, Mff-Imittv' X 'klill NXOXII BXIIII huppu us Iht tluq rs tv Ll tntor XAYSIQ Irtld Ho key 7 tr1mur1l t tball I I-nt xt 1 3 'orke L ool Oflmce 3 Y Teens I 7 Rnnbow Ctrls I u IOIIX CLRRIPR BI ll Spud Hts oun opzmon teas hrs luu. Iomrrtt Sthool Parr-Ire! 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A E 'E ' I, '-- g , .Il-I-J. .112 , RK , , ' or ' 1 W7 V ll XX IOLISI. Cl. Xlilx J tlnrlq uhm L rr L n she I Huppzmss uae born a lurn !'H11llf1lSOlIl'lll Iumor I :burn s tl l 1 Stu 7 XX orlttr ln Sehoo U ur lxrtm Cnrli Drum md Buglr C org Q Youth C rn! r I tlgrrxm Irlloushtp CHXRIIS Doxuo CooPtR 1 r XX1Ih hrs quzpi and yohw rn hm n rru uaq He keeps us Iuuahzna all the lzre Iona day X xrsrty football 4 Skt Club 3 4 -X Cappella otr l 7: 4 Audto Xftsual Lngl errs Junror Rtd Cross Councrl l Dramatu Club 3 4 Iunxor Rotarmns 4 Outmg Club l Radlo Steer mg Commxttu. 7 3 4 Stmor lgxeeutnr Counul 4 4 H Club 'Nauonal Junior Xcgetmblf. Groxure Assormtron Grange IXNI Cc llN Jam Xore but htrirll could be her parullal Lnterprrse Stall 7 4 Informer Staff l Z SAL XHGUNDI Staff 3 4 I-Irgh School Correspondent for Keene Errnmq Senrznel 4 X ,g1xf'5.jy,f? Pwr INI- THERFSA Com mwx--.xmfffrl 'I There are few that know Ihr Treuiure hurl zn thee JOYCE' ELISI' COLEXIAN JOQLIQ Her hearty laughter zs rn the azr St Joseph Hrgh School Glee Club Red Cross Chotr Dramatlc Club BE I lY AxN CROIBAU Dzpsy The lzgh! of lzfe rs rn har eues Intramural Softball l 7 S-XLXIAGUNDI Staff 4 Youth Center l 7 XXII LIAXI PETER COXNOR Rer No blzlhe Irzsh Lad XVas so happy as I .lunror X arslty Basketball l Junior Varsuy Iootball l 7 Cross Country 3 Intramural Bas lurball 7 3 4 Sports Club 3 4 Y IXI C A ALBFRIA LOUISE CUXIXIINGS A good pal she rs to all who know her 31 Doxx1.D RICHARD Davis Dirk And I or! haue heard defended little sazd is soon mended Rifle Club 4 Square Dance Club -l Sports Club 3 4 National Rifle Association Nlational MU77lC loading Rifle Association l lNDx .ll KN DIMICO A rhapsody ol ieords Biology Club Z Informa: Staff Z 3 S-UVA CLXDI Staff 4 Junior Red Cross Council 3 SHIRLLX Ac XLS DRVIS Shzrl Etcrythmg sucreeds lLllh people Or a sueel and cheerful drsposilmn SALXNLJLXDI Staff 4 Y Teens l 7 Amen can legion Auxiliary SXHUEL PEIER DIXIIINO JR Vlust I work oh what a waste of lime X arsity Football 4 Junior Varsity lootball Z Sports Club 4 RIC HARD Cul-ORLI DLI AVO Let lhe world slzde Let the world ao RICHARD PAUL DIONI Dtfh Who said I uas quiet? .lunior Varsity Football 2: Intramural Basket- l. . , :Spo . QY. ,C A.: C. Y. O. GERALD EARL DEVOID Jtrrtj 'AGood and true, and jolly, loo. In ramural Basketball l, Z, 3. -lr Rifle u 4: Sports Club 3: East Swanzey Basketball Club: Cheshire County Fish and Cmame Club. ARTHUR XVlLLlAlVl IDOODY , F His limbs were ras! in mighty mold For hardy sporls and t'OI7l0Sl bold. Varsity Football 2. 3. 4: Varsity Baseball 3, -4: Junior Varsity Baseball l. 2: Junior Varsity lioot- hall l: Track Z: Junior Rotarians 4: Outing Club 2: Sports Club 3. 4: Junior Legion Baseball 2. 3. 32 CI.Il5l-ORD DOODI' Jlltll fl nice tmpurtlcular man. Varsity Baseball 2. 3: Varsity liootball 3: Junior Varsity Baseball l: Junior Varsity Football l, 1: Orchestra l. Z, 3: Square Dance Club -4, MALcioLs1 ELMER DLNH.-txt at Some sag hes bashtul Others doubt ll Hr Y Club 3 4 Junior Rotarians 4 Orchestra l 7 3 4 Sports Club 4 Methodist Youth Iel loywship DONIALD JANIES DRLGG D077 For hes a jolly qood tellou, IAXNRENCE ARTHUR DUNN Larry Slow and steady tems the race Sports Club 4 IJAUIINI- lvl-XRII: DLBOIS IJ tj Always the same quiet and kind Intramural Softball l President of West Swan 7ey Drum Corps C Y O Church choir RAN 'NIOXID VARROLD DUQLLI II Duke An all around good fellou, ls the greatest honor among men Varsity Baseball 2 3 Junior Varsity Football l Manager of Baseball 2 3 General Science Club D O Club National Guards I-'ull or miszhtet a lolly good sport eens I 3 4 Biology Club 3 Outi Club 4 Youth Center Bt xt RI i Axx DLSIIX Dusty Alas and azutk lm pep 7 LIVT7 In Ll Bio ogy Club 7 3 Junior Librarians I 7 3 terleadtrs 7 3 4 o e b 7 Outin Club l 7 3 Square Dance Club -l Maporerte of the American legion Band XX orcesur Talent Pro Br m C Y O 33 S ' ,U .r f , ' ' . 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Qtrl utth K1 Ltculth ol lrttmllrmss Outing Club 4 Rl-XAXN GUIIIII ti Shi ll rind friends tn ull sht rmtts Junior I ibrarians I Ixunt Ski Club IXIARIIIA JANI- GRACI llclrltf HIIHESS 8111775 to Ike :ls mvhts! torn That of stmpltcrty Intramural Softball 3 4 Audio Xisuil Lng,in ters Z Camera Club 3 Dramatie Club 3 lnformtr Staff Z 3 Editor-4 Latin Club3 National Honor Society 3 4 Radio Steering Committee 7 3 Senior Ixecutiie Council 4 Student Asstmblx until 3 4 s ers Club 3 Y 'Inns Junior Red Cross Council Z 3 4 4 H Club I 7 3 Congress 4 Girls State 3 Pilgrim fellowship Sxsanlty l Z 3 4 East Svsanny Basketball Tum l 3 SxLX1AtUxD1 Sraff 4 LDXKARD JOHN HANRAHKN Jutk ll you talk enouqh leople lull beqm lo helrett you rstty Baseball l 7 4 Varsity Iootb 3 4 Junior Varsity Basketball Z Junior Xar sity Football I Biology Club 2 Intramural Bas ke alll Z 3 4 Debate-l H1YClub4 Jun or otarians 3 4 Physics Club 3 Sports Club 3 4 gms MCA CYO3YBasktt Q Y uth Center l 3 GLORI.-X IRENI5 GROXER O Loyal, lovable. sweet and true, :I frlentl to everyone sh knew. Intramural Softball I: Junior Librarians 1. -2 Outing Club 4: Square Dance Club 4. ROBERT ELSTON HARRIS, JR. Bob .ill is u jest. and ull things show '. I thought so once. but note' I know lI.'I Varsity Basketball 4: Junior Xarsity Basketball . -. 3: Junior Xarsity Poo . Z: Rifle 4: Ski Club 3: Outing Club l. Z: Student Asscma ' Council l. -1 Spors u . 4: Vlid- 'ear Dance Committee l. Z: Treasurer of Class I. 2: .Vl.C.A. ,-. .. 39 'T' ROBIZRI' l.AIVRIfNfllf llA'l'l' I3t7IJ 'I-In hmvusl l77t1f7, close liuttonll to the chin LL'1'lhll7, lirmztltlolh without. and warm heart lL'l'lhl77.l' O. Club 3, 4: Pilgrim Ijellowship l. 2. 3: rnubage Club l. Z. 3, 4. GIORCI I:-XRI I'IOI BROOIX Dxlzgence is the mother or aood Iutlz Cross Country 3 4 Track 3 4 Ski Club 4 Camera Club 7 Junior Rotarians 4 Sports Club 3 4 Ticket Seller for Athletics 3 Intramural s clball I 3 BXRBXRX ANN I-II-SSI IN Harb Small in staturt una! in qutle Mischief lurks in eeery smzlt Co ed H1 Y 2 Cheerleaders I 2 3 4 Outing Club 2 4 Sit XIACLNDI Staff 4 Ticker Seller for A ttics 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 XX II I IAVI SFXX ELI HOLBROOK H1 To urn sweet ladies Luth my words and looks Biology Club 2 General Science Club l Int a mural Basketball 2 3 4 Sports Club 3 4 Y M CA I I EXNOR MAX HILL Ktltu II hateeer she dzd was done with so much ease In her alone tu,as natural to please Varsity Iield Hockey 4 Y Teens 4 Robinson Stmmaru Varsity I-ield Hockey l 2 3 Varstx s etball Z 3 occer l 2 3 Swimming n structor Order of Business Efficiency Teen Can tcen 4 I-I RONAI D HAROLD HOI DEN Ronnie The rule of my lite is to make Business a pleasure And pleasure a business Y ketball l 2 3 Junior Varsity I ootball l 2 Track 7 3 4 Rifle Club 4 Junior Rotarians 4 SALXlA GLNDI Staif 4 Sports Club 3 4 Manager of Bas ketball 4 Youth Center Y M C A IVIARSHILI BRIANI HILION llflarsh Fearlessly he suszms along Hrs hope is hrah and his limbs are stronq Coss Country 2 3 4 Trackl 7 3 4 In a mural Basketball l 2 4 Biology Clu Broadcasters and Enginctrs 3 4 H1 Y Club 3 4 3 sits Club 3 Sports Club 3 4 Y VI C Youth Centtr ROBI RI HARI AN IIOI XII S oh An hunts! tounttnutt the lust passport Biology Club 3 Fnterprzse Staff 3 Sports Club 3 36 li B5 tl .L 1, 4. 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She nobly earns u.haleLer mroun she uears Treasurer of 4 H RAN KIOND WII I IANI LAVIOURLLX Rall Earth holds no other lrke ham Varsxty Football 4 Junxor Varsrty Football 3 Inra k 3 -l Manager of Track 7 Sports Club 3 4 CHARLES S'I EPHEN LEWIS Charlie Whatever skeptrc could mquzre for For every why he had a wherefore Varsrty Football 2 3 .Iunxor Varsrty Football 1 Rllle Club 4 Camera Club I Outmg Club I 7 Sports Club 4 Manager of Hockey I Y M C A Cheshire Flsh and Game Club Youth Cen ter 4 H Club Frt7vull1am Frsh and Game Club C-XR'tL IYNIAN LXNE He kneu. what u.as u.hut -Xmerrcan Horse Shows Assocnatron Cheshrre Counts Saddle and Brrdle Assocratlon Cuzoux MM Lexus A mard so charmzng and Lery P61118 So full of run and eery sueet Ushers Club 2 3 4 39 IIIJXXARID JAIXIIZS Iflll-k'RI:L'X JIAD7 Happy um 1, from care l'm free Why are-n'l they all contented like me-. ' X'arsity Baseball l, 2. 3, 4: Junior Varsity' Bas- ketball Z: Audio-Visual Engineers 3: Hi-Y Club 3. 4: Outing Club 3. 4: Treasurer of Class 3. SlIIRI.I'Y IVIAIE IVIARSION A sunny dispostllon is u Irvasurtf' Shirl Intramural Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Kappa Phi Ifor- um: Rainbow Girls l. 2, 3, 4: I.ight Opera Com- pany: Choral Club l, Z. 3, 4. JOHN XVILDRIDLEE I.I'l I'I.E Jack God bless little boys who live like Puck. 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XIX L N DI Staff 4 X arsrtx Ircld I-Iotku 3 Itrnror Xarsrtx Irtld Hocku Intramural Sort B nd 7 3 4 Brology Club 3 Outrng ur I PXIRIC IA ANN Rouxos tn 11 ts rr trrendly heart that has plenly ol frrmds SXLXIPXCLNDI Staff 4 Informer Staff 4 Red Cross Councrl I XVorker rn School Offr c 3 4 H ub I P t oxshrp I NI-XRILIN NIARC -KREI ROBBINS Lynn Illkt She s not a flutter not a pearl Just a wonderful all around grrl SAL IACUNDI Stall' 4 Intramural Softball I Red Cross Countrl I General Scrtnce Club I I-n 1erprrseStafI' 7 3 Orchestral 2 3 4 Manager of Basketball 3 4 Rarnbow Grrls Grange Sunday Sthool 'Ieachcr Brology Club 7 Square Dance Club 4 BFIII ANN RLIL Belly Her utays are ways of pleasantness And all her palhs are ones of trzrmllrness Caf terra I 2 3 Keene Grrls Drum and Bugle Corps Ketne Young People s Club IIINIOTHX NORRIS ROBIRISON Tin? 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Ito yuy Hut altoae her a jolly flood urzl Intramural Softball 2 3 4 Drwmmtuc Club 4 uttni, Club l HORAC I: D'XNll:l. VLRRX H035 A lzttle nonsense nou. and thm ls relzshed by the but or men trsmty Baseball 3 rst o 1 luntor Varstty Baseball Z 3 Rnflt Club 4 Phystcs Club 3 4 SXI VIAC UNDI Stall 4 Sports Club 4 lunxor Rnd Cross Counctl l Intramural Busltctbtll 'NORXlX lRl Xl: THRKSHLR 'Xormtt Calm and steady chcerlul and brttlhl Y ou are your lrzencls qualms! dtlrqht Outlng Club 4 H lXlA XX Shzrl fl lrzcnd lo all and 41 rtul good spur! Btology Club Z Curl Restrxes l Auto Drtxmg, uw l lrformu Staff 7 3 XX orker tn Sc oo OITICC 3 XORXVX Al Nl 9 l'RXSl'x Norm As yood as she pllustd an h pleased lo lu an d Btology Club 7 Camera Club l Inttrprzse Staff uttng Club 2 SAI Nl: 9 fl Teens l CAROLYN AL1ct WAI ION uq Aluays happy th Aluays busy ntter slou. arsmty Basketball l Xarst lu clay 2 3 4 Juntor X arstlx luld Hocltes l pella Cbotr '7 3 4 nd 3 4 'Nano onor Soctetx 'S Or tstra SKI 'UML S 4 Stnnor l xttuttxt Counttl 4 Student f s t mly Councll 7 X 'lttns l 4 Co td X tce resndent of Class l D A R Rc L sentatne Churth Chotr Cu rls it tt 3 Gtrls 'X n 'S Youlb Ctnttr I 48 BKRB-'KR-X GRAC L Vw -XIIXINS Barb e hott! port ts n tt arstty Basketball l Xarst te Hockey 4 Intramural Softball 7 Intramural Bas ketball 4 Outtng Club 3 SALXHCLNDI Staff 4 NX orker tn School Offtce 3 RAF ANN XX HPLLER Aothtna ts troublesome that ue do tttlltnuly uttng Club l Y Teens l Cafeterta RALPH LUDXXIG WERNINCER Ruff Rudy At a glance you d thtnk htm shy But ht s full or tt Iuzxt you and I Skt Club 3 A Cappella Chotr 1 2 3 4 Broad casters and Engtneers 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 Enterprtse Staff 2 3 4 Juntor Rotartans 4 Out tng Club 2 3 Phystcs Club 3 Sentor Executtye Counctl 4 Kappa Pht Forum Keene Camera Club Church Chotr C A P fCadet Commanderl JACQUELINE -I-I-IELNIA XVI-IEELOCK ut Hang sorrou. Care tttll ktll a cat And therefore let s be merry ,Iuntor Varstty Fteld Hockey l Intramural Soft ball 3 4 General Sctence Club l Youth Center 1 2 3 Enterprtse Staff 2 3 4 Outtng Clubl 2 SXLKIAGUNDI Staff-l Ushers Clubl Z 3 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Manager of Varstty Fteld Hockey' 3 4 Ratnbow Cxtrls l 2 Youth Fellovsshtp 2 Old Homestead cast 2 3 4 LIIINA IREINE VvII:SI' ef? Her Hngers slat.e the tuory keys They dance so Itaht along Rtthford Htqh I ermont X arstty Basketball l Rtthford Tovsn Band I All State Band 1 Orches tra I Glee Club 1 Keene Htgh School Band 7 3 4 Enterprtse Staff 4 Orchestra 3 4 Keene Ltght Opera Company 4 St James Felloushtp Ratnbow Gtrls Peterborough Ctty Board Rot FR CLAX ION XVHIPPI E W htp Young fellotts tttll be young tellotts Iuntor Varstty Football 3 Rtlle Club 4 Skt Club 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Outtng Club 3 Sports Club 3 4 Youth Center l MARCH .IXNET WHEELER Peanut War! Her ltttle tongue u.as neter sttll Talk tt must and talk tt tttll Intramural Softball l A Cappella Chotr 3 4 Band 3 4 Outtng Club 3 Square Dance Club 4 SALNTAGUNDI Staff 4 Btology Club 2 General Sctence Club 1 ALBERT RLSSELL WHIIIIANI 'llbte Character ts the dtamond fha! scratthes euery other stone Btology Club Z Phystcs Club 3 Sports Club 4 Vlanager of Track Team Z 3 4 4 H Club 49 fir Hl.t'f' LL'll S '. ot l'l . X' 'j . Z, 3. 4: ' 'ty' If' ld ., O . 2: - z l, X 2 2 3. , y K. V Q v Y K k I I I Y V Y M 1 t J ' . ll r I .ll I L A . . , . : l ' ball l. 2, 3. 4: Biology Club Z: Intramural Basket- -inf? I 3 ' -' ' i A 7 I , ' I l 1 25.51 ' ' ' I. El .Q , . , 3? 7 .O I A Ego i XLXIXN Vslllllf 1 a Ilzn x I athrtu ll hu! I lun Cross COIIHIFX 4 Track 3 4 Brologx Club Cnntrnl Stunct Club l lunlor Rotarxarns 4 Physmts U13 Su wat L XIJI Staff 4 Sports C ub -I -l 7 SIIIRLIA HI I LN XXXVIIXN Shorfle A quzel gzrl Luth a wealth Ot frzendlmess Clubl Z 3 4 Sunday Sc XVorker R11 HXRD AI I3I RI XVII DLR Ijlcll A quzct txtlrror conceals much Rnflt Club 4 Broadcasters and Izngmecrs 3 4 amatlc Club l Z 3 Orchestra l 2 4 mg Club 1 Sports Club 4 CARROI I ALBRI I XY ILSOIN I quzel fellow m school zs he But outszde rs uhat you all should see Stnnce Club l Al If I- BARBARA WOODBURH Her smrle zs Irke a ray ol sunshme Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Outmg Club 4 XVorker m school offxce 7 3 4 H Club 50 Y Cll-Ol ill' l,, '. .' .' I H IXM I ly II 7' qs: c:l1'1- 1., I lrifll Clul. 4-H . , , : hool l, 2, 3, 4. Dr ' . H, . : . .3, zouti . IQ ' AI - f 1 N0 ,.l, ' 55' , Y' 3 Wvth fhoughts in YU' nd. fovr' Llfe dh ew, I we Leave our School Our feocberg dnci our fmencis Soaeovf, who beipeci m wovk Q 1950 we hope you Ll not fovget our moss As we are have to S oy X- s- Our Lffe IS so much better now For hvurpg an your waxy no Q 'dNwOmLSDc?vo1hy Bushnell Jfifrif Q 7 Jr., s 5 .,--,MN ffb ffl-5,55 7.2 -,k fs Q QT 3 o o o 'W 1 'Wx for , . o ks L ' , ' X 6.Y1CLpLaxJ1. f . 'LWB Adfg , , , Q D ii . . . ,V A JM, , l X J I xf J H C trls Carolyn Vvlalton JTHICC Menter Marlene L1Mothe Anne Klrk DotR1d1ey Bernlce Kelly Cla1re Castavy Joan Shaw Conme Robbtns Ellen Bardls Betty Croteau Shrrley Davls Carolyn Levy IS lrene Fales Lydta Farrmgton Ruth McNe1l1 Jerry Bradley Marrlyn Brodcn Dorothy Bushnell Marilyn Robbms Barbara Htslm Dorothy Junkala Lorrame Chabott Ltnda D1Nleco Barbara Vv atkrns Jean Mecham Jane Coffm Carol Frazter Shtrley XVyman Martha Gract Rlta Br1sebo1s Clara Munch Ruth Hopklns Beatrrce P1cker1ng Elame lklurray Patrlcla Du an Carol Parady Eleanor l-lxll Marcra XVheeler Ruth 1 uoma SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Done Wost for Class Vos! Popular Best Combmatzon ot Looks and Brams Class Babu Best Sports Class Loeers Class ll tts Class flrttsts t otstest Prettzest Handsomest Wost Altracttte Cutest Prettzest Eyes uzetest Most Pozse Best Personalzty lflostDzcm1fied Best Buzld Class Poets Most Relzable Smoothest Lzrze Best Dressed Most Przendlq A eatest Vlost Versatzle Class Athletes Best Leaders Most flmbzttous Most Natural Shortest Host l zlzelu lo Succeed Most Sophzstzcated Best Bull fhroteers Class Flzrt Best Dancers Optzmzst l esszmtst Class tlfluszczans llost Courteous 'llost Pe Tallest 73 Bous Dxck Pollock Jack 1-lanrahan Bruce Meacham Jack Lrttle Ralph Symonds B111 Doody Ronnre Holden Franklnn Raymond Jlmmne Merrtll Ray Leger Ray Schyner B111 Holbrook Larry Dunn Frank Travrs Sam Bradley Roger Stone Don Parker Albert Whxtham John Carroll Ray Duquette Jerry Deyold Eugene Barley Roland Taylor Paul Mortssntte Tlm Robertson W1ns1ow Shea D1ck Dton DICK Delano Don Extts Ed Kershaw John Bell Jrm L heureux George P1per Charllc Cooper Dan Allen Art Bohannon Graham Thtbodeau Bob Harrls Charles Frenhofer I' . - ' A . l .. I 1 1 ' 1' . 1 A ' I 1 . ' 1 Y B . m V y K . ' s v N ,V ' ., . V , ,i x , x . . 7 A A 7 V. . , s , Q ' . Y 3 , l L C Y I K I 1 L m m Beverly Dustin e .. George Holbrook D S x v ' I 7 t 'I 1 . 3 . .1 X 3 1 . Y r ' , e X , . . . . A . . . , ' 1 v r ' , 5 X 4' l ,. -, V j I F l 3 I 'A 3 I ' . X X Y . . F , . . G J . . D . C V Ax x A S A . L 3 4 Xi 3 Af v p ' 4 I 1. th if .V A all H. 1 ' W ei! 4 9 f lx 9' f Us sf 4 .W 4 x 13 J' 1- 8 1 1 Q ' 3 A Q Ev ' 4, X is ff -. ' 1' 6 gin? and .sl .k?,,..x A gf? 'Q f Q Q 1 g 'Q Q' X x +565 3 .W Hs if 5 ,wp I? .ff mg? K1 4, b 5 Egg? 5 'EN ' l' - ' '52, In . 1 V 4 . -:.,.'g,,: . fjiwf- Z2 ,, f A Tv , X L ' -211'-'fzfijk A ' .7-f'-5 1 Nik -I X -,,, x ., ,xy V L Allah- . 3 :e'gz5j+:-ug: Hy, A XX 'My' ,M-W. f ,f ,.,6,f,: - 1 -ww Best Combmatzon of Looks and Brams MARLRRR LAMOTHF BRUCIL MEACHAN1 Class Athletes BARBARA WATKINS 311 PAUL MORISSETTF Class Babzes ANNE KIRK 311 JACK LITTLE d 4 alnd 4 d 36 Nearest LORRAINE CHABOTT 311 GENE BAILEX Most Frzendly DOT JUNKALA and JERRY DEVOID Prettzesz' Eyes CAROLYN LEWIS all BILL HOLBROOK Best Personalzty RUTH MCNEILL an SAM BRADLEY Most Sophzstzcated Nozszest RITA BRISEBOIS CONNIE ROBBINS an all ED KERSI-IAW JIM MERRILL 58 Most Dlgmied GERRY BRADLEY 311 ROGER STONE '1Qn. Most Pozse LYDIA FARRINGTON R Most Versatzle OLAND TAYLOR all FRANK TRAVIS 59 Prettzest E1 LEN BARDIS Most Attractzue BETTY CROTEAL 60 RAY LEGER Wbwlhnhnmw Jxxz Clurlx '1I'l W x Sulx ov LW M MJ5uu.4 A AQTHA GRAcr Da and wx Vnws UILIQSI IR xr Fxlis 2111 Lawn DLNN THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT NVe the Senrors ofthe Class of l950 rn the Crty of Keene the State of New Hampshrre depart Berng of sound mrnd and body we do hereby set our seal and leaye the followrng Art Bohannon lore for nausrc especrally Carol s lxenneth Bonnette for the farm Sam Bradley strll argurng wrth Glenda Charles By am for I:lI7NKllll31'Tl Dot Burns for Connectrcut rndy Caldwell th a truck fu of tunk t occupred two lockers George Caron hoprng to be a great executrye some a John Carroll A s and B s to the underclassmen I orra ne Chahott her frankness to a shy runror Alberta Cummrng her great speeches to Mass Raymond Rrchard Delano on hrs rnotorbrke Donald Drugg for the Scenrc Dan H Allen askrng boat Does anyone want to buy Ruth Hopkrns her so Vlarty Clark ed abrlrty flrrt Don Irtts hrs necktres to anyone braye enough to wear them Jack Hanrahan school Clarre Castaw her Jokes to anyone who can stand them Vyrn Shea a barrel of empty asprrn bottles Drc Dayrs hrs D rn Eng rsh 'Vlalcolm Dunham hrs senror Englrsh books some poor member of the class of 51 Barbara Blass her fear of makrng speeches to some poor Publrc Speakrng student next year Donald Reed hrs quret ways to Ray Barrett Paul Belluscro all the trrg papers he ney er hand ed rn to some junrors Charles Robanson Shakespeare and Englrsh E Betty Burnham her loye for horses Rudy XX ernrnger and Chuck Cooper a gallon of rnk to 'Vlrs Collrns Janrce Nlenter her well worn path to the post offrce Dorothy Bushnell a large set of bellows to Carl Brrtton to facrlrtate the playrng of hrs sousaphone Martha Grace her grggle to a solemn junror Marcra Wheeler her abrlrty to say the wrong thrng at the wrong trme to anyone who lrkes to be rn hot water Mary Sarsheld her Inglrsh books unopened ta Barbara lV'artrn Elarne Murray her flrrtatrons to any runror bold enough to uphold them Gerry Bradley her jeep to anyone who can handle rt better than she can Gerry Ouellette her colorful remarks to an p and comrn senror wrth the courage to recerye them I rnda DrNIeco her grft of gab to Hrlda Drxon Bob Harrrs lars cars and accrdents to Drck Ieeney Brll Holbrook hrs traps to Brattleboro to Ted Ber geron leanor Hrll her wrnkrng e e Dotty Hudson her shorthand book to anyone who wants rt Raymond Duquette hrs fascrnatron of beautrful y omen to any guy who thanks he can rnherrt rt Drck XVrlder hoprng that Barley does leaye that happy cackle to some junror Arno Hurd Brll Zrmmerman s German Band wrth out a bass player Drck Chroyrttr hrs grft of gab to Drck Zalukr Eleanor Boyle her much lored school days to any underclassman Roland Taylor wrth Susan Carroll Lane rn hrs car Bruce Meacham the Electoral College and one old lrghtnrng rod to John INolrn Bruno Jobrn thankrng the good Lord Elrzabeth Sweet her neryes to any teacher who can control them Kathleen Neugebauer her abrlrty as a publrc speak rng student to a yunror who enjoys harassrng teachers Charlre I ew rs wrshrng Jean were leayrng too Pat Dugan her car to Chrckre Seayer Arthur Doody hrs athletrc abrlrty to any fresh man who has more than he has Shrrley H Wyman her srxth perrod lunch to any junror grrl who thrnks she can take her place Olrye I ambert her shyness to some norsy runror Walter Shelley wrllrngly XVestmoreland Horse Verry and Sam Bradley shake to any deseryrng junrors therr frrendly hand Charles I-rerhofer hrs abrlrty school work f gettrng out of Ralph Symonds hrs chrckens Dot Rrdley her sports abrlrty Chockey and basket balll to Pat D Kathleen Stone her seat on the Prt7wrll1am stage coach to Edward Yon Beatrrce Prckerrng wrthout her buddy Joan boo hoo James I heureux h trtle of class flrrt to Dck 'Vlalloy Bernrce Kelly wrth fond naemorres of Room 6 Douglas Gates hrs source theme Marre Barley her rmprshness to someone who rs quret Barbara Xklatkrns her basketball abrlrty to Pee Vkfee I uras Barbara Kent the clerrcal chorus of Room 5 sey enth and erghth perrods Raymond Schnyer hrs football playrng to next years team eth Vw I k hrs I sto anyone who can use t em R Ieger hrs football helmet to anyone rt fats Lllen Bardrs wrth her heart at U IN H Norma I sk all the boys of the class of D0 o the g rls of the class of Dl proyrdrng they eaye certarn college men alone Carol Parady her stutterrng to any underclassman who thanks he has the trmc to use rt 2 ' .' a Q Il: '77 ' ' r y. , . . ' . e e ' ' 1 . . I . ' V Y g 1 I ' K V .. e - K .' L, 1 ' I ex e ' K ' ' V ,I L r r r ' ' ' ' . e V ' ' V' s ' - f I ' . 7' ., C' V' ' 7wr . ll ' hat v K i fl . I V d y'. ' ' . ' . i 7 . f ' . . . - , . ' s7 ' . . if . . . '4 ' 7 ' 4 ' - ' U I ' I I ' I 1 A I . a ? . . . . . 4 V V, V V y ' .7 . call ' ' to to . . Y I e I' , . , V , . V , Y ' .. , . fl.. 1' - 1 Yi . . , 'Y , 4 S e - ' I Y - U , 4 ' ' ' ' 4 2 A ' ' A V i ' V7 V D 4 k l , H H , 1, Robert Hatt7for the chrcken farm rn the hrlls of A ' I I A I0 v v s' ' . I , . . . K 1 V a V D K L 4 I - . i . . . V O V . V ' A , , . . . 7 . 7 ' V , , V . . - V I , . . . I I I f ' ' ' ' ,' 7 is ' ' i ' I . 1 f ' I 4 I - . . . . ' . 1 1. IV7' e , 4 - la A I Y Y I I 'x l v y ' x Y Y I V 4 I ' I 4 1 ' v x 1 1 7' I 1 ' K Y - - 1 L A I 4 . ' y ' 1 4 YW Q rx 77 I YI 1 1 I . r I I 'e . , 7 Sa '. :is 7 ' 3' ' ' ' h . U ayv 1 1 i, I V v 4 4 ' ' 7 I , l' U : , ' V' , r ' 0 , ' V' . Vs I Z ' ' ' Pa , , .- , , . . . fa 7 1 ' f ' ' 4 I Q ' all a r ' . ' l ' OF THE CLASS OF 1950 Georgt NK htthtm hts track shoes to Jerry Qutmby Btll Nltl ellan to Jtm Gallagher hts part of Essex tn Vltrtha Thompson Xlama s Boy Brogan to Vlr Stearns to add to hts ltst of cut throats George Holbrook Clarence Faulkner runntng b htmsell Red Connor hts red hatr to Larry Cole George Ptptr hts abtltty to traxel tyyenty etght estd1ytoK H S and lo Barbtrt Annts her long hatr and ytoltn to James Calltgher lrank Trayts hts abtltty to get home after basket ball practtce to hts brother Ellen Ktngsbury sttll yyatchtng Mrs Colltn s clock Harry Stbtn hts shoottng abtltty to John Topa Joan Shaw her abstract act to Ann Culbertson Sally Kltne Dtck Kempaner to any gtrl who vs orthy of htm Ida Mae Boyce the happy ttmes tn Ett7wtlltam anyone u ho can handle them fltzuhtlh the f tzeen Shtrley Ieontrd her tndustry to a juntor tn need Pat Rounds her frttndltness ttty Rule t th her e Shtrlet Spencer her tn betueen class lunches t lxattt Shmd Betty Crotemu her fettteness to some btg yuntor lots Glazter wtth her dtamond Gladys Chabott hockey posttton to Sally Rudolf Jetn L Clark wtth her sltps Jerry DeVotd hts trtg marks to some poor Juntor Glorta lntltault her natural curly hatr to Pat Besttck Irene fales her ptano abtlty to Martlyn Perham Shtrley NVall her unexplatnable htstory marks to some lucky juntor Betty Stone her pleastng personaltty Marcta Perham her shorthand abtltty to any yuntor gtrl who can carry on Ha7el McClentng her smtle Martlyn MacLean Monday morntng horror of go Martlyn Robbtns Oh Henry and all hts belong tng to classes unprepared to any Juntor who can stand tngs to any juntor who can handle them Barbara Brtggs her abtltty to Jantce Allen Don Medoff hts perfect record of not mtsstng a day of htgh school or betng tardy to the tn comtng freshmen Phyllts I' ra7ter Merton Merrtll hts homework ts Carolyn L wts Ronnte Holden Htstory and a few Martly n Norton for Dtck Mrs Colltns sttll tx ondertng vshere her pretty eyes Cal Engltsh fb! Geometry cb others to anyone who Wants them her offtce work Jane Cofftn struggles of a sentor to any juntor vtho thtnks he can take tt Robert J Rtchards and Roger Stone front seats tn Mrs Colltns Engltsh class for some up and comtng juntor Clara Mttnch her colorful remarks to anyone who has the courage to take them Gerty Ball her dtmples to any juntor gtrl who thtnks they mtght be an asset Shtrley Marston taktng a wealth of tnformatton wtth her ll-Ialj Jean lVIecham vstth Mr Stearns arguments on phtlosophy Bernard Isroe all the speeches he dtdnt make tn Publtc Speaktng Marte Bergeron thanktng Mr Stearns for mercy tnstead of justtce Dtck Pollock eyerythtng to Rtchard L Dtck Dton all hts money to the schools fun benent Graham Fhtbodeau hts job as stage eleetrtetan to any hy e juntors Jean A Clark her seat on the Harrtsxtlle Dog Sled to Eddy Matn Connte Robbtns her troubles to Judy Treaduell Day td McGrath all hts late sltps and a ltst of excuses that goes yytth them Delbert Arseneault hts troubles to coustn Bob Raymond Smtth Mary Drtscoll wtth a lot of hard work Arlene Besaw her place tn the A Chotr o ar bara Hobson Paultne Cote her qutetness to Blanche LaDuc Shtrley Dans for Duke Dottte Junkalt her blond hatr to Kay Bardts Arthur Stone hts Hamlet book to anyone who thtnks he can read tt Altce Woodbury her horn to anyone who thtnks he can blow tt Rtta Guyette her rollerskattng to Rene Dodge Cathy Nolan acttng abtltty to Vlarty Clark Jtmmte Merrtll and Sam Dtnttno thetr ntnth per tod Engltsh class wtth Mtss McCushtng Leon Bushway my postton as guard tn football to btg Ernest Claywood Bet erly Ann Dusttn her danctng stngtng and tmt tattng actresses abtlty to Barbara LaBlanc and Patty Spencer Jeannette Albert her shorthand abtltty to the next A student tn Mtss Hall s class Jack Itttle the teachers reltexed and sttll wonder tn Robert Hunt hts wetght to Erancts Burrtll Rtta Brtsebots her horn rtmed glasses to any near stghted juntor Norma Amlaw her long hnger natls to Sophte Lonsky Norma Thrasher her unknown affatrs to some Juntor Ronald Amadon the prestdency to someone tn next years D O Class Gene Batley hts ready smtle to another good athlete Terrence utgley sttll walktng Ruth Vlchfetll Anne lxtrk and Barbara Jenntson thetr trto x 1x V I 77 I 4 3 1 v I v I - , ' ' ,' ' ' . B' j ff vt ' ltf ff X A wr- . ' . ' xl ' 1, ' e -,Ya e ' Y . . s A K O x 1 f x I I' v ' 7 , . S I I A A I mtl' . . . , veit. ,' ,L , ' , ' 1 . '. ' . A v ' ll . -1 . Y . - . A I I I ' I ' I 1 - . V i . ' . 4 .. U . . V . . . . b V 4 1 . IO , , A it. ,. . .. .. . I B - 4 V 6 - , 1' V 1. A . . 5 , 1 v 4 C , '. . . . . ' 4 I . i ' I' A . V. I V' . I l . . , . g' , . A . 4 1 V Ay ' 1 1 fs V Q ' , As ' ' V. i . . . A ,. V r ,. , 3 W-uma? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Rrchard HGWIII Vxce Prmxdcnt Theodore Bergeron Secretary Barbara Hobson Treasurer Morgan Wrxght JU 1oRs , X 3 X XR 1.wv' ' w , . JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Frrst Rott Mr Drew Hew1tt Hobson Wright Mlss Tracy Second Row Tremblay Cole ulmby Hoyt Seaxer Treadvsell Dxxon Vklmters Bardls Nxms Huntley Thzrd Rou. Eaton Rondow Bntton Cantlm Feeney Palmer Guyette JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Never before m the hnstory of Keene Hlgh School has the Jumor class done so well There IS a new wrmkle fleave lt to the junxorsly xn the form of a Junxor Executlve Councll composed of good hard workmg Jumors who have helped consxderably The Jumors N1ght Club Dance was held 1n a completely transformed gym on February llth There were chalrs and tables surroundmg the dance Hoor a small coke bar and Edd1e Plper s orchestra for muslc As usual the junlor class has the prxvllege of sponsormg the Junxor Senlor Prom whlch takes 1ts place among thc few formals of the year The varslty show Mr Valentme Goes to fown had many junxor par txclpants who helped make lt a complete success They were Marty Clark Dxck Hewltt John Barlow Ton1 Wmters Gene Patnode Dxck Malloy and Hxlda Dixon Most of these students helped to successfully complete the talent pro gram put on by the assembly councll ov . V. . , . q Q . V V . . . . . M . . . . , . 1 1 1 . 1 . , . . ' 1 . . , . 1 - 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ht 1 Aiken. Marjorie Dora Allen. Joyce Marilyn Ayer. Patricia Mae Baker. XVilliam Austin Ball. Patricia Ann Ballou Marjorie E. Bardis. Katherine D Bardis. Lilla Alice Barlow. John H. Barrett. Constance Joanne Barrett Raymond Hastings Bemis. Marilyn Adeline Bergeron. Joyce Anne Bergeron. Judith Marie Bergeron. Theodore Robert Besaw. Shirley May Bestick. Patricia Ann Blake, Margaret Virginia Blanchard. Charles Arthur Bleau. Norman Richard Booras. Mary Borden. lames Alan Bouchie Nancy Olive Boudrieau. Shirley Ann Bourassa. Edward lirancis Bowers Stanley Lax' Boyd Mary Louise Bowie Alice Xlarie Breed. Betty Jean Brewer Jean JUNIOR CLASS Britton Carl Justin Buckley. Jane Elixabeth Buffum. Jane Buffum. Robert Henrv Burrill. Guy Francis Bushway. Ida May Cantlin. Joyce Ann Caron. Beverly Ann Carver. Lawrence Harold Case. Patricia Ann Castor. Earl Edward Chabott. Janet Clair Chakalos. Dino Nicholas Cheney. Priscilla E. Chickerlntg. Arthur Henry C'ark. Beulah May Clark. Martha J. Colburn. loan Carole Cole. Lawrence Place Constine. Glenna Irene Coogan. XVendall Holmes Corliss lanet Ann Croteau Carlton Le: Croteau Carol Mae Croto XYilfred Joseph Culbertson. Ann Cyr. Joan Stella Daggett Pauline Marv Dailey Beverly Elaine Davis Harlev Perry Derby. Lawrence Elliot Descoteau. Jayies Edward Deyo. Robert E. DiLuzio. Ann Dorothy DiLu2io. Lena Evelyn Dixon. llilda Evelyn Dodge. Laureen Joyce Doody. Geraldine Mildred Dragoon. Gertrude Ethier Driscoll. lranklin Bertrand Driscoll. Mary Ann Eaton. Alden Vfay Eichorn. Dolores Marie liaulkner. Clarence Arthur lieeney. Richard Taft lferber. Marion Laura lierrin. Edith Edgecomb liirmin Charlotte Anna l isher. Avis Mae l5isher Vernon Elwood lleming. Ann Dunbar Lontaine. Cecile Marv l'orest Bernard Thomas lox. Diane Lysbe l'ralier.l1verett Richard lireeman Leston Mildon l reihofer Dale NVili.ani l reiholer Paul Martrn luller Donald George luller l aith Eleanor 66 Gallagher. Earl James Gardner. Carole Louise Garfield. Roberta Mae Gilho. Patricia Ann Gillis. James lra Goodell. Malcolm Laurence Gordon. Donald lirariklin Gray. Valerie Ruth Green. Gary Robert Griswold. Carol l ee Guyette. Richard Samuel Harrigan. Ellen Hassett. Margaret Ann Hayes. Richard Charles Hendrickson. Robert James Hewitt. Richard Lloyd Hill. Alan Everett Hilton. Melvin Victor Hobson. Barbara Jane Houle. Pauline R. Hovt. Jean Luruey Huntley .James Vfillard Ingalls. Clarence XK'inslott Jerfords Robert T. Jennison. Priscilla Jean .loval Richard Arnold Kangas Leonora Ann Kennedy Marion Jean Kenney. Robert Eugene Keough Kenneth lilovd i i 6 lierhaugh. llovvard Kenneth Ring. Stanlev Ralph Kingsbury. l1li7alwelh lileanor Kontinos. lQla.ne Konstantinos Korpi. Charles Vv'arner l.aBarre Jacquel.ne rlxnn l.aClair Jane Mae lamoureux Richard lohn l.aRoche. George :arthur l.avine. Bettv Mae l.eDuc. Blanche Sief .1 l.ewis Svlnl Ann l.onslev Sophie I ovelv Richard .lust-itll Macquarrie James Bruce Madden Dennis Dovle Madden Jovce llattze Dane Ma'onv lileanur ljlie Marhle Charles llarrv Main. lldvvard John Maior. Claire Marie Mallov Richard Cillllfdllltifl Mann IUl'l'.llIN' Bl.in.h Martin Barlaara l tirra n. Marlin Reginald glnlrl' Nlarlzn Richard larwtts Maslvn llofliru-il-. McCul.ou:h Marv l '-.1 Xleallev Klar i r l Ifaw 1' Ml,ln.s lu. rx Rxlivrd JUNIOR CLASS Meienhorn. lglsie lfrna Merrill. Vv'illiatn Daniel Messer. l.awrenee lflwin Messier. Joan :Mice Moore, lili7ahelh .lane Moore. Marv Ellen Morrison. Theodora Bla Morse. XValter l.dward nchc Xlovnihan. Michael Beaslv Murphv. Roger lzuglne Newton. Beverlv louise Xielsen. John Joseph Nims David Augustus Xirns. l rances :Xnne Nolin. John KYilliam Norton lflilalweth Mai' Nutting. Clair Mervvin Nve ll1dvMav Ulmslead Cleon Yivon Oslund. Carl linar Paine livelvn l.ouise Palmer Candace Pgrerzleau Josiah flrargts Parker Richard Ilall Parker virginia lovce i Patnode lreneRavn1tn Ptfferin lnseplr l li llerra qlxndrexv C11 her' Ptrru l.lJlI'le' Xlarair' Perri' Sallu .Xnnl fi- Perrv. XxvllllJFI1 Rav Pellv. Gardenia Opal Phillips. .lJI'lClCil1dl'l0llv.' Piche. Joan Phyllis Pittield, David Calvin Poland. l.eo Richard Proctor James M. Proper. David Ralph Puras. I orraine Clair Quimhv. Jerald Keats Randall Richard Burton Record. Richard Maurice Reid Sandra Nina Revor. Glenda Rose Rilev Gordon lfarl Rondow. Shirlev .-Xnn Rowe. Muriel l.ucv Rov Richard Paul Rule Marv Josephine Russell. Herbert lfarl Salaalh Maureen lsllr Fl. Peter Joseph l erin Scadova Gerald :Xfluri Seaver. Earl Marlin Seaver Marjorie lean Shand fiatherint l yah. Slarritre Carlltin IDuna.d Sher'.vtn'd l,ee gl lin Smith Barrv Shaw N.i'.1.trh'.' Charles l lsitr Spring. Bettv Ann Steinlea. Elizabeth Ann Sturgis. Beverlv May Iasoulas. Patricia llelen 'I hompson. Irma l,ouise Thompson. Katherine Todd. Dalton Loring 'l'odd. Richard John il opa. Nancv ljllen lraquair. Robert Col.n lreadwell. Judith Pel'a lremhlav. James llenrv lruliiano. Eugene Joseph Clurcotte. Robert lllnrv Yigneau Clcsson XYavne XYaters. Perlev XX'heeler. Marjorie .lane Xlehite l.eland l ran.is XYhitehouse. lfltfalielh .Xnn Xlallard l.ois :Xudrev Vvlilson. llarrlet :Ml g1.lll Xyinchesler Rudn 'v Cilhlfln XY'nchesler Roland llarrv Vfinters Catherine Xnmint Xvright Barbara Ntvvtt-n Xvrieht Charles Nuzriner 'fr :lil M-wry. n I liytllt Wivriian Mann Patlar Yarn lzdxvard Phl':l' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Trnsur r Georgg Glme V1ce PI'LSldil'lf Ravmond Spoon Prasxdmt Phxlllp Hulslander Secretary I o1sS1monds SGPHG GRES No news rs WEATHER good HQWS Today mrst tomorrow mrst Frrday Bullseye THE SOPHOMORE PRESS 1950 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES HELP WANTED MALE D bonnre Is ort S ry: e Dashmg young men yyrll conduct gurls on srehtseerng tours Call Bernard Bushey Du ght S on md I red XX rxght Dont brerk your back trytng to reaeh the top shelt of your locker to make a long story short call Bob Nlartrnuu the human stepladder Homework done expertly Guaranteed t gt As Get ln loueh ruth Srndrm S ryton Indorsed by Ardts Osborn Can you sell your lme Do you need tnstructron Then hue 1 personal tnterxreu ruth Phtl Img! y ee re areutne mt 1 1 mt ou your system bee Bob Iarrlr Strom, healthy gurl would lrke posttron ot rx rter glfl on boys b1sebrll term Call I ons Srmonds utek tnhdentul lolns 'No questtons tsked Come to George Gltne Joan Dunn 'Vlrrtlyn Sweeney Iorrlrne Tromblex and Stlly Rudolg h rs ttball pluers earn how o mr t I7 porn s tn one ame S e Pat Iorrndeau Nancy Blrrett an X tda Xldrt PERSONALS VIFN are you lonely Call Nlary XVrtt at l l-+9 X Dedteatron to our dearly beloxed teaehers Dedlertton to 'Nltss Ackerman from all A s ud cnts 'Ihanks lor The Memorres Harry Truman BEXK ARI: Phrl Hulslander rs grad tn l MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE One mentally rurned SOPHONIORE elass I0 fl' for cash Izxcuses for any o easron Small harge Inqurre of I:la1ne Ileteher One notebook ot crrbs for SOPHONIORE Geometry classes urll accept any reasonable ofIer Call Pete de'Vloya Charrvsood from SOPHOMORE Home rooms One German Band slrghtly worn See Brll 71m merman One Geometry book used only one year Wall sell cheaply Call Phyllrs Iarnum One racmg boat rurned by thought of work Con tact Jrm Shave VVanted New boyfrtend eontat Dottte Reynolds an trme alter Junc 16 1910 Wanted Men ruth experrenee Only lrye wrre men needed See Nlargre Cohen Unusual opportunrty evrsts for man vyrth abrlrty to engage ln pleasant xxork See Diane Buskev at Em mond s between l -I-1 and D O0 P Nl HELP WANTED FEMALE Anyone vxell xersed rn Irench to help me do my homework Contact ltm I rngley Good hours I rerrtnee neeessary apply tn person to Drck Ixempaner VN ANTFD Cows uhm h gnc eho olate and strays berry mrlk Notrtx larry NIaeKen11e LOST AND FOUND Brtdge Iound On lost chord Ou ner eontaet Gul N errr le d ICSI On appettle uhrle eatmg luneh rn room Return to Sylxra Johnson SPORTING NEEDS XX anted Double ngures lor Gene Sear er XX anted Berths on rarsrty basketball squad Please eontaet Bull DrJul1o and Stan Trans SOPHOMORON PET SHOP Owned and operated by Julre Krskronns PII FS INCI LDE Three rare SOPHOVIORON monkeys Ioure Jrmmre and Leo 'IROPICAI IISH Kenny I-Ievyrtt Robert New combe and Gordon Stone VIAD RUSSI XX XKOII Iran fthe terrrblel 'Vle cham CANARX Pat Speneer PARRO'I S Emalou Caldwell and Mary Ann 'Nor ton IAUGHING H3 ENA Don Abrams GIRAI I IIS Dr lx Buckman Roger Anderson Bruce Cassasa and Ken Svuan DEER tdearl Jeananne Fartna FORBIDDEN TRUST NOTICE YNe wrll not be held responsrble for and debts rn curred by the graduatrng SOPHOMORON class Srgned Wss DRec,C. and 'VIR RIFHNIONID - V 0 K' , gc 6 rig ' AV , .' , I . A. ', : . C ', V. I ' L ,lv in 'I A A s VV Y ' s ' I ' . Y: 'I E' ' I I ' V s - s V' ' -e V ' V ' .V 4 In . I I I - 5 yn I 1 v I A xv I v 1 , 1 . , .4 . Vj .. O C ' I ' ' 5 3 ' A - ', ' . ,' I . t f . ' Y Y WW . 6 -. K . K ' . VH V V' ' A r ' Y I A , I' I5'-l l'k- 3 ' 1? XV. . fgl l Get it t of b 1,5 -- '- -- V5 V ' - t 1 -. ' ' ' ' - f' ' '. X ' ' t' . 5 ' ' 'c ' c ' '- fx ' ' ' s V ' V V V - e ', f V.. e ,ee 'L - ,A . . - .- ' A , ' A ' ' O ' rv ' L . .' N . . ' T , - x y x P I v. ? Y V ir nrirr W 77 V V i? Y Yriir Y i i 97 Boysf Bodyguard service. Monday thru Friday. HIVOSIT Om JFIWUCIIX- If found VCYUFU I0 XVIII I V rum uv I x uv ,'. . - . frl . Bpk- In 't .k- t, . f ch. ll. ' ef . ' ' 1 V 1 1 ' 1 s s V 7 ' . . '? . ' -XY , ,A Y . X , uat' g in 952f g r - , , , L V ' I - V v v' I . - - L ' V' ' - , ' , Ofc, 0 A I r r' ' , :Z ' I I - : . V. C. - ' 5 C ,Q ' , I 2 ,- --, . , A Y . ,A ' . T ' ' 4 : c , , I I, D TA II A V . A A . Abrams. Donald lirancis Aldrich. Vida Elaine Allen. Peter Herbert Amadon. Marlene June Anderson. Roger Aro. NVayne Delano Avery. Charles Henry Avery. Kenneth Earl Bacon. Beverley Margaret Ballou. Beverly Elise Barden. Carole Roselind Bardis. Elias l.ouie Bardis. James Arthur Barrett. Maurice Marshall Barrett. Nancy Mai' Barrett. XYilmer lewis Belluseio. Joan Bemis. .laelxlyn Andrea Bemis. Joan l.estryn Beyis. Stuart l raneis Booras. Chris John Btiueher. Cynthia Ann Box-sie. Ralph Anton Bowlter. Riehard leo Bridge. XX'inston Brown. June Bueltley. Robert bears Bucltman Richard Carlton Buffum. Jessie lztta Butfum Kenneth Harold Bushes' Bernard ljatriel-. liusl-tex' Diane M faldwell Enialou 3 l ' rs H 0 1'- SOPHOMORE CLASS Calel. Richard lfoster Callt1ns.Beltylrene Calkins. Roger Vfillard Campbell. Joyee Cantlin. Margaret Dorothy Cantlin. Paul Merrill Caron. Doris l.ouise Carpenter. Ellsworth Noye Casassa. Bruce Dan Castor. l.eona May Castor. Roland Joseph Chabot. Rita Anne Chapin. Robert Alfred Chapman. Philip H Clark. Carole Joy Cohen Margolia Neidra Columbus. Robert l rangis Croteau Donald l'rari:is Cnroteau. John Manely Ciulbertson Hugh Cushing. Clara Mae Cushing. Marion l ee Dax id Cieraldine il hertsa Dat is Mariorte l lilabeth Davis XX'illiam llaslsell De-Xloya lleter Yillar Dennis Naney Ann Derby Melvin lsaa: Derby Norma lean Devo l eo Arthur Di lulio Vfilliam Dtimini, ljllllllkb. ltihn Roeto Dintino loannt Marat- C Daody. Donald .Joseph Dragoon. Barbara Mae Dragoon. Pearl Ethier Dubois. Eugene Seayer Dugan. Robert Burns Dumas. Stella Mae Dunn. Joan l. Dunn. John lfrederielt Dunton. Eileen N. Dutrisae. Robert Anthony Ellis. Bernard Joseph Evans. Carole Ann lfarina. Jeananne Marie l5arnt1m. Phyllis lf. l-arrar. Robert Harrington l ield. Cynthia Ruth l iliault. Armand liniil l ish. Gerald Robert l isher. Martha Ci l isher SllY1lHtl'l,t'l'lll'l'Olxt' l islt l ranltlin Clhaldes l ralier Ronald Arthur l rerlette Janet l ay l reiholer. Carolyn l sther Gaines Mary Watt Qiilbo. Janice Marv Cilalier Bernard Henry Clafier. XValter XV1'fiam Qiline. George M Ciood. Douglas l Gorges Riehard XX' Ciroxer Barbara l. llaaixila il htodort l' Hacltler. Harriet J. Hale. Beverly D. Harris, Dorothy M. Hatt. Marjorie N. Heath. Bernice E. Hebert. Jules A. Hebert. Julian A. Heins. Erick li Hewitt. Kenneth G. Holden. Avery S. Holman. Shirley l., Hudson. John J. Hulslander. Edwin l. Hulslander. Philip G Jacob. Laurette Ci Jobin. Clair l. Johnson. Mary A. Johnson. Sylvia A Johnston. 'liheora A Jucius. Rita M. Kalb .lanet l: Kelli' Richard A Kelly Ruth H. Kempaner. Richard Kenny Marion M. Kent Robert S. Kisltionts. Julia 'li Knowlton. Alfred E Kretsehmar Pauline l aBarre. Gordon E. laBountv Rita ll l aDue Patricia A l aiftliert Alfred R. Lambert. Helen C. I.amoureux. Kenneth R. l.anglev. James R. I.angtry. Philip S. l.aRoche. Gloria H. l.avigne. James H. l.eBlanc. Barbara T l,eBlanc. Ronald I.. I.eClair. Richard R. I.eonard. Virginia M l.eville. Roland J. l.ibbares. I.eo George I.oclte. Marilyn Kav I orandeau. Patricia Ann l.uce. Grace Connie l.uce I.oretta Mav MacKen7ie. I.awrence Ilenrv Major. Norman l.ional Malcolm. Avis Christina Mallat I.awren:e Alfred Malonv Katherine Marv Marcotte. Marv Seaver Marston. Beverlv Katherine Martineau. Robert Ernest Masters. Richard Maxheld. Kenneth Mecham. Ivan Rox Medoff Moreen Iiav Melanson John Roger Merriheld. Gail IB Metcalf Joseph Edward Molesltv. Iirances Veronica Mouslev James Chadwick Movnihan John Carroll SOPHOMORE CLASS Murdough. Theodore liranlc Murray. Barbara Ann Newcombe. Robert 'liodd Newton. Richard Kenneth Nichols. Roger Elliott Nielsen. Catherine Alice Nikiforaltis. l.eon George Norton. Mary Ann Nurse. John Philip Nutting. Shirlev Ann Nve. Gerald XVarren O'llara. Ruth Margaret Olinskv. Charles Iiranlt Olmstead. XVilliam James Osborn. Ardis Dean Palmer. I.ois Paradise. John Maurice Parker. Minot Harold Patria. Eredericl-t Everette Patton. Perry Dawes Peacock. Barbara Ann Peets. Paul Raymond Pellegrini. Ifranlt David Pellegrini. Ralph Patrick Perham. Marilvn Helen Pierce James Anthonv Plummer. Joan Ann Primrose Donald Arthur Proutv. Irene l.eona Reardon. Elspeth ltr.1n:es Record. Marilvn Reed Ronald Revnolds Dorothv liurnette Richards. l.ouis Gilbert Richardson. Joan Rae Ringland. XVinitred Margaret Robbins. Joan Janet Robertson. Edwin XVhitnev Robidoux. Janice Natilie Robidoux. Neil Michel Robinson. Avis Marie Rowell. Glenn N. Rudolf. Sally Patricia Russell. Marvin Howard Russell. Theodore Sabath. Janet M. Sarstield. Theresa Ann Sawin. Margaret Katherine Seaver. Eugene Alfred Shaw. James M. Shea. Nlorton Atwell Shepherd. Mildred Ifloreri Sherwin Marjorie Simonds. I.ois Jean Slavton. Sandra I.. Smart. Virginia Ann Spear. Eli1abethAnn Spencer. Patricia Ann Spoon. Ravmond Albert Spooner. Robert Spring. Rolland Kenneth Stearns. Joan Slav Stone Dwight Sanford Stone. Gordon Arthur Sturgis Marv Alice Sturtevant lean Elifaheth ' i Sundstrom. Robert I lovd Swan. Kendall Sweeney. Marilvn Eli7abeth odd. David Paige opa. John Calvin ravis. Stanley Gwen romblev. Arlene Agnes Iromblev. l.orraine E. 'I romblev. Robert George Tillsori. Homer Stacv Vrubiano. Virginia Mae 'I rueman. Constance Veazie. Priscilla Mae Vincent. Ifvelvn M Vorce. Helene XI. XVagar. Janet C. XVhipple. Grace C. XVhite. Raymond B. XVhitham Douglas I.. XVhitnev Donald E. Whitnev. Patricia A XVillard. Bettv J. XVinn. Marv E. ' ' Raino E. Bruce C. .V .I. .V T XX irein Vfright XVright. lfredericlt C VN'right. Pamela A. XVvman. Gordon ll Margaret I XVvman Yon Richard I. Xalulvi. Richard H Zimmerman XViAliam G Zinn lean S. ,fr rpg cf, nf FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS VICC Presldent Em1leLcger Sccrntary Jan1ccW1ldcr Presldcnt Frcderxck Zecha Treasurer Chr1stoBard1s FRESH E 1 if ,, L :- as A -1- . X W K 4, ., L- A Rig, . I 'Sk V 58 FRESHMAN CLASS As the Hrst half of the century was being ushered out we the class of 53 were being ushered in into K H S that is And the funny feeling in our stomachs was not be cuse we had eaten too much breakfast we Were to be exact panic stricken Frightened to death and nerxous we entered the hallowed halls of Keene High Naturally we were glad to be here we had been working toward this for years but suddenly some rather disturbing thoughts entered our somewhat dazed minds It seemed that our security and peace of mind here in the higher school of learning depended plan of the school that could be followed xery easily fPfOV1dlHg you were a second Ein stein l To add to our consternation was a rumor that there were numerous upperclass men who seemed to hate forgotten the loca tion of the rooms More than once some poor unsuspecting rookie looking for Room 17B was sent to Room 40 Another subject for worry was the teachers They were a great question mark in our minds for a while But now we are consoled K H S we loxe you and your teachers too Since September the freshmen hate been caught in the social whirl of K H S We started out with a bang by haung a Freshmen Get Acquainted party which was put on by the upperclassmen There we met our teach ers and new classmates Rose Mary Yon Aristene Murray Janet Black Diana Tobias Sally Putnam Jean Ann Gow angeli and San dra Vliskelly were our entertainers Follow ing this we danced to name bands on records Our gala affair was the Freshmen Recep tion held in the gym Noxember l8th Fred Zecha Freshman Class President made a speech on behalf of his class Each freshman was then taken through the receiwing line where he was introduced to Mr and Mrs Edward Sillari and Mr md Mrs Howard Wheelock At the Midyear Ball Freshman Jill Brad red roses We can look with pride at the numerous members of our class who haxe participated in the sports of Keene High School In Football the following stood out Lyman Curtiss Fred Zecha George Hamilton Bernard Streeter Jerry Goslant The following girls played Junior Varsity Basketball Jane Martm Cap tain Barbara Aldrich Co Captain Susan Holbrook Marjorie Holbrook Janice Dubois Joyce Croteau Diane Wilcox Carol Merrill Carolyn Putnam Patricia Dylsxich Audrey Cushing These girls were on the Field Hockey team Joyce Croteau Sandra Miskelly Juan ita Scadova Diane Wilcox Sarah Barker Carolyn Putnam Barbara Aldrich Pat Dyls sich Marjorie Holbrook Audrey Cushing Bea Ledger and Sue Holbrook were Varsity Cheerleaders and Rose Mary Yon a Junior Varsitv Cheerleader this year A B 1 L C 1 1. L A I 1 ' I1 1 1 1 . 1 . - 1 1 Y1 V 71 1 1. ' ' 'A 1 S Y I I 7 1- . 1 3 1 - V Y 4 Y 1 V1 D . U 1 A 4 Y Y 1 V 'D 1 1 I Y. I 1 1 I 55 y I I 1 1 1 1 ' b . 4 , i 1 ' n I , e . e 1 S 31 upon a little white card. On this card was a ley was among the nine girls who received ' . ' v' ' s s 1 , . . . - . . . ' ' Y - l V . . . ., ' Y ' D i ' L I ' H . . . . . . : , ' , - - 1 1 Y T 1 Y. . , . ' 1 Y ' . , 73 Adams. Gail Edith Ahern. Ann 'Iiheresa Akins. Alison Albert. Rita Mary Aldrich. Barbara Ellen Allen. Janis Elaine Amadon, Judith Sharon Arseneault. Dale Allen Ash. Charles George Astley. Sulanne Austin. Gary Vfayne Avery. Ruth Esther Babcock. Harriet Anne Bailey. Charles A. Baker. Grace Evelyn Baker. Robert I.eon Balcom. Donald Charles Ballou, Dorothy Ethel Bardis, Christo D. Bardis. Oliver James Bardis. Vfindsor James Barker. Sarah Eli7abeth Beauregard. Ralph Harthy Bemis. Donald M. Bergeron. Marilyn Anne Berube Constance I.ouisc Black. Janet Ann Blake. Vera Mae Blanchard. Theresa Priscilla Bohannon. Robert Boyd Bosely. Robert Arthur Bouflard. Janet Rose Iioulay Phyllis Anne Bourassa. Paul I,aiyr n Bowie. I.eon Alvin Boyer. Christine Ann FRESHMAN CLASS Bradley. Jill Patricia Breshears. Naomi Eldine Britton. Rosalie Ann Broden. Steven A. Brown. Arthur Buckley. Janice Iilaine Buckley. Norma XVinifred Burnham. I.ouise Beverly Cambique, I.eon Iirancis Campbell. Vena I, Caron. Marilyn Iirances Carroll. I.oretta Emmaline Carter. Jean I.ouise Casassa. Paul Mario Case. XVilma Diana Castor. David I.eo Castor. Patricia Ann Chickering. Robert l.awren Chickering. Samuel John Chiovitti. Robert lirancis Class. Frederick Phillip Jr. Claywood. Ernest J. Clough. Betty Ann Cloutier. Donat Lawrence Coffey. Dorothy Rose Coleman. Herbert Donald Coleman. l.eroy Ralph Colivas. Vivian I.ouis Collias. Constance Theresa Columbus. David I.oria Coutu. 'Iheresa I.aura Creamer Marguerite I.enore C. .roteau. Clarence KV. Croteau Joyce Mary roteau Philip Raymond tummings I orraine Rose C. Curtis. Jacqueline Curtis. I.yman Charles Cushing. Audrey Irene Cutter. Cynthia Ruth Daigneault. Irene Cora Dambrosio. Antonio Michael Davis, Alice I.ucille Davis. I.oretta Jean DeBell. Ruby Myrtle Desruisseau. Donald Iired DiMeco. Ronald I.ouis Driscoll. Thomas Rea Dubois. Janice Anne Dunton. Helen Julia Dunton. Shirley Elaine Dyshlevich. Patricia NIarie Eno. David Dale Iiarrovv. Vlilliam Joseph Iierber. NVilliam Iired Files. Marie I.ouise Iilanders. Ronald I3rances I ontaine. Dennis Kenneth Iiraser. Bruce Emery Iirazier. I.aurie John Gagnon. Robert XVayland Garden. Robert Jones Garfield. Roger Jackson Gaouette. Richard Paul Giard. Dorothy May Goodell. Maura Iililalaeth Goslant. Gerald Paul Goyangeli .lean Ann Graves Ida Clarice Hale Audrey NI Hall. Kenneth Robert Hanie' Shirley Doris 74 Hamelin. Robert Henry llaniilton. George Robert Hammond. Jean Mary Hartwell, Janice Elizabeth Hastings. Edgar Thomas. Jr. Hawes. Constance Ann Halen. Philip Vfallace Heins. VValter Richard Hetherman. V+'illiam Earl Hildreth. Richard Norman Hodge. Shirley I.araine Holbrook. Emily Jane Holbrook. Marjorie Anne Holbrook. Susan Cushing Holmes. Harry XVendell Horton. Shirley May Houghton. Cynthia Belle Houghton. Jerome Curtis Houle. .Jacqueline Yvette Huckins. Harold Elmore Humphrey. Archibald Roland Hutchins. Sally Ann Jackson. Mariland Eleanor Joslin. George Elias Kalb. Jean Marie Keating. Edward Joseph Keating. XVilliam Iirancis Kennedy. XValter Allan Kent. Donald I.ester Keough, Carl Hayward Kibbee. Donald Bennett Kingsbury. Charles O. Kregos. George I.ouis l.aBelle. Rend Eya I.aCIair. Clayton Howard I aClair Gloria Mae l,aCflair. Opal Arlene I arrihert. Bernard Joseph I amoureux. Norman .Klvne l.ane, Rosemarv I aljlant, Ralph I ariviere. Clonstanee Agnes lash. :Xrthur Nefwn I eger. Beatrice Dora I eger Emile .loxerh Iehrman Karl XVait lewis. Xlervlin Cray I.tncoln Iranlslin :Xlhert l ovelv Jeanette :Xnn I ower .Ieane Xlarte Xlaarlx llarriett loan Xladden I.vle Cllair Xlaliinen lots Selena Nlarlxou Peter Stexe Xlarltwell. Donald Ia-slat Xlartin. Jane Olive Xlartin Joyce Xleklure lovte Iloen Xltkulfough Ilatritia .Mtn Xlclsaa: Klarv louise Klenfies Shirlev .Nnne Nlerrtll Pmrufe Rtndali Slerrill flarole .Xnn Xltlls Charlex :'xlI'eri Klisltelli' Sandra Slat' Xloe 'Iiheodora Ilulurf Sloore Xanei' ltantie Nloore XX tlltam I du ard Xlorrtll XYillian: Iltnrx Xlorxe Stuart I dui ard Xltttfhi' Ixennetlz Xlttrrax' .Nrtstint I tar x FRESHMAN CLASS Slurrav. Shirlev Ilda Xlurrav. Vfilliam Cf. Nlyers, Dorothy Mai' Nadeau. Joanne I.eona Niles, Rosemarie Nurse Mildred I.ois Ogilvie. David Rent Ola. Ruth Elimhcth Olmstead, .Iaqueline Ann U'Netl Arthur Ifdward Paige, IiLIXVJl'iII1H'lCSl Park, Cynthia Jane Parl-ihurst. I'ranli Iilmer I'arlxhurst.Normanl'nt1tin llarrott, XX eslti' Iiarl Ilasno Richard Arnold J I atenaude Xlulliani .losezah Patterson Shtrlei' Iillen Patton Roliert laromt I'eal'odx', .lovge .-Xnne Ileeti Colleen .Xnne l'ietx I otraine Dona l'vIlt-tier .lo :Xnn Ilelltqufit Carol Ann Ilerra IJvettx':Xt'1n Perrin I raneei 'I hiresa I'errx' Klart' Jane ljiehe Claire Paernadettt llitrstin .Xllan Iidward Piper Richard Claroll l'lanAti Klaudette ,Mite Illanlmwu. Slerilvn Izdna Pope Phvllts Ytrgginia Porter lanet Dale I'rt-eti-r Xlargaret Yirutt lluti' I ftwd Ralyh Putnam, Carolyn I 4 . ' . I u.nam Salix Iitlein Redfield. Veilltam Iirank Richards, Paul Joseph Richardson Iflaine Bette Ridlev. Ifdwin Iirnest Rinta. Sandra Diane Roberts, Irene Slae Robertson. James If. Robinson, Ronald I rancis Sawtelle. Slarve Charlotte Scadova. Gloria Klae Scadova Juanita Nlarx' Shaw Russell Ciieorge Shea John Danna Sherrieli Nlarion I.ouise Simpson Ilollv Dormnet Snow Ravmond George Southard lames Riddle Spooner Roliert Gifford Stael-t Philip loseph Sterling I dwin .lames S'one Donald Vfallaer Stone Iileanor Slalwel Streeter Bernard .X Sturgis Roliert Ifueene Suomala lan Powers Su ahnherg. Norma June Swanson .Io ,Xnn Nano' Sweet l-du ard Cieorge lag'-' Iitrnard ,Xrthur latt Iiarliara :Xnn 'I etreattlt Nangx' Iilazm lihautr I ister Wfirren Ilit-tritson I Iiot I5.ai-.e 'lihompson I ranltlin Cilarenee 75 lihrasher. Harold Chester I ohias, Diana Iopping. Joan Marv Iraquair. Barbara :Xnn Trask. Paul Sherman Iurner. Corinne Beulah L'nderwood. Paul Clilhert Yorce Patricia Irene XYalt7, Sliles Iidward XK'ashlwurn Barry Iiradtord XXIJSIDIWUFH. Betty Ann XYeQtlund Helen Xlae XX'heeler, Richard Xlarston XX'heeloeI-. XYai'ne XYhippie. Iouie Iilom XX'hitcomb. 'Thomas Iidward XX'hite Helen Ilifalieth XK'hite Ronald Spencer Xlarhland. Yeroniea Iiarhara KX'ilcox. Dianne XK'ilder, Janice Ruth XX'illard :Xrlene .Iovee XYilliams Roliert Iiarl XYilmott. Iired Iirnest Xlalson lltnrx' Rodnu: Xliinehexter :Xlwin I in is XYtnri ,Ioan Ciarx' XK'right. John Ifdward XK'x'man Constanee Xlarx' XX , man loan Darling XVvman Rolurt Curie XY'urrtan Robert Xlonr. Yoerger l.d',xard X. Y-in Row Xlari' H-tune Ixenton xllllf fecha I red IJ UU K ff I I 51.31 'X J?mS-Q!-9 ABLE? Qm MABLE is ? U 'fl K V I x ,L x. I I gf, 5 'I' l , lg'12: ' , 2:54, 4:1-'cilg galfna 363 . I P 21 L ' y I I lv X 4-I 'gl hr -i- ,iv I .+, , 2 N xf 1 k X A Q - X ' as ' ' Vo 9 ff xx X X Mt. f z ffffy I ' 1 I an in.. UUE QEUETEHE SALMAGUNDI BOARD NVith the publication of this 1950 Salma- uundi. twenty-six issues of the yearbook have been edited by students at Keene High School. Vvfe came forewarned and did our best. VVhether we have succeeded is for you, the reader, to decide. VJe hope that you enjoy it. OUR ADVISER SALMAGUNDI STAFF F1rslRo1.U Holden B Jennlson Vwalton Meacham Pollock Pntts Shea Vlxss Raymond Second Rou, Rounds McClenmg McNe1ll Wheeler Kent Alberts Watkms Grace Luoma NVheelok Bnggs Blrss Robertson Shaw Coffm C Robbms Ridley Bergeron Dans Perham Hudson Hewltt Fales Verry fh1rdRou. Guyette Dion M Robbms Klrk Menter Hopklns Parady Fra71er .lunkala Neugebauer Ball Bardls Croteau D1Meco Hesslxn Farrington Trask Caldwell Bushnell Chabott Edltor m Chlef ASSISIAHI Edrtor Buslness Manager Treasurer Junior Assxstant Advlser Llterary Edntor Wrnslow Shea Photography Edxtor Ronald Holden Ralph Wernmger Head Typxst Barbara Jennlson Art Edxtor Joan Shaw Rlchard Pollock Bruce Meacham Carolyn Vv alton Donald Fltts Rlchard Guyette Mxss Raymond Sports Edxtor Glrls Jamce Menter Boys George Whxtham Novelty Pages Lorrame Chabott Art Advnser Mrs Barden ENTERPRISE STAFF Izrsl Rott P Jennlson West Vunters Shu Mechmm XVern1ngo.r Nluenborn Nlrs Colby Second Rott langtry Annxs M Booras larnum 'lreaduell Vehttlotlx Coffm ltenmy N1 Sabbath Wilson lorandeau J Sabbath Rerd MCfflflCld Proper Th1rdRoLt Castor Tremblay Brlggs Bushnell nlrtsk Albert Rondou Vl Shu ltmlng Culbertson Ldltor 1n Chlef Wrnslow Shea Assoctate Edxtor Jean Mecham Asststant Edttor Tom Wlnters Busmess Manager Ralph Werntnger ASSISIBDI Busmess Manager Elsle Mexenborn Art Edltor Barbara Brlggs Assxstant Art Edxtor Robert Kenney Aduser Mrs Colby The Enlerprzse IS a hterary maga7me wrxtten and publlshed by the stud ents themselx es for the purpose of encouragmg the dex elopment of lnterary abll rty 1n the hlgh school A contmual honor wmner and member of the Columbla Scholast1c Press ASSOCIHIIOH the Enterprzse staff prmts three rssues a year contam mg stones artlcles edxtorlals departments and poems of the best poss1ble qual tty The lxterary board ts axded ln lts creatlon of the magazme by the art and busmess boards the latter handlmg the adxertxsmg and sellmg of the magazme - - v- , Yu V- N 1 I x 1' x Y - .. V ' I ' , , ' 1. - ' fs . v A 'V ' ,. ' - , , A ,A 2: . ' I , Johnson. Osborn. Nolan. C Booras. V. . . i V . . y . 1 A , 1 Y . V I . ' , V Y - . . . y . . 3 . - , , . , . V . Y . . . . . V . V D 1 H b I Y b . I 3 l , . INFORMER STAFF Editor-in-chief Martha Grace Art Editor Gardenia Petty Assistant Shirley Rondow Girls' Sports Editor Sally Rudolf Business Manager Evelyn Paine Boys' Sports Editor James Mousley Exchange Editor Patricia Tasoulas The Informer. the school newspaper which makes its appearance once a month, is published By, For and About the Students. Miss Tracy super- vises the writing and compiling of the news, while Miss Hall takes care of the typing and Mr. Perkins the mimeographing. The entire staff has been busily working to make each issue an improve- ment over the previous one. They have patterned the paper more nearly after a regular daily newspaper than it has been in other years. The picture on the front page has been omitted while a heading and headline news have been substituted. Each reporter tries to pattern his writing after the journalistic style. The lnformer. voice of the students at Keene High, is another example of the inspiring system of democracy under which we live. First Rott Rounds Rondou Grace 'Vliss Tract ir fit Nilts lthrman 'Nlouslu Kllan Ru o S l .St'.on,l Roto: Mr. Perkins, Seaver, Hawes. Sweet. Tasoulas. Simonds. XVhitney, Hopkins. XVright. Pettv. Miss all. Th.!Rr:. ..' .i . dlf. A CAPPELLA CHOIR This years choir has been most fortunate in that it enjoyed the longest trip in all choir history. During the April vacation, the group went on a concert tour of eight days. Concerts were presented in New London, Connecticut: Tren- ton, New Jersey: Reading, Pennsylvania: Schenectady, New York and at Wash- ington, D. C, Three days of sight seeing were enjoyed at our Nation's Capitol. Visits were made to Mt. Vernon, the Bureau of Engraving, the Capitol, Smith- sonian lnstitute and many other places of interest. The choir was housed at the Houston lrlotel, right in the center of the city, and three happy days were enjoyed by all. Four concerts were presented in Keene, one of which was the Faure i'Requiem with the Middleboro, Massachusetts, A Cappella Choir as guests. An innovation this year was the introduction of rhythmic expression by a group of eight girls vsith unaccompanied choral back ground 'Ihe choir has been enjoyed by all who haxe heard them Dzicefor MR CHAR1 FS XX oooist RH Els P: lennison ri el inte turgis mis ixis leetr e ern i own lohiis e eil 'Xlisleellx Vsilon mtl mt e ening utnxm ount, ritlon s e Vern nger Chipman lflqlllll' Robertson Besaxx Seixer Holbrook mi s e ea enlon mon ole Nei 7111 lx ng I5 ur gi'-. Nlerriheld 87 . A 4 .C v , I , A V- '4 ' 5' .L lfzrsl Row: liields. Reardon, B. Kelly, Cllhllhbll, Kirk, liardis. Parker. luirina, Ylenler. Clark. ljarady. Stone Se. n I 1 'z M. S 11.80 D. R. Kelly. XVl lu XX':nl-rs. Piele' i g. P.ine ll lit . T Nl' N l. . ' '.l . 'le1- R -1 M-Civ r. P . .Y Is' cimp-f '- i 3. , J -, lfimrzh Rota: l'ir 'n Callein PiiIi'ld. Sh' . Kr liohaii llunilev. Pain L' .l'.cl.i . 'i Y .St BAND F1rs1RoL lxmgsbury Borden Colburn Plckenng Treaduell V1 mters Vkalton Robbms XVheeler Clark Carter Inga ls Boyne Second Rott VJestG1lbo Peabody OHar1 Caldwell Norton Sturgls Ash Sterlmg Proper Columbus Vlllls Th1rdRoua Cheney P Jenntson locke White Ayer B Jtnnlson Bushnell Suomola Britton Pxtfleld Hayes Bohannon Casassa Chapman Fourth Row Trueman VVoodbury Croteau Stemka Rudolpn Castaw Mexenborn Chlckerxng Znmmerman Hurd Taylor Olmstead Brndge Fceney Dzrector MR CHARMS WOODBLRY ThlS year our band has been haung a most successful season A group of sxx tenor drums were added to the marchmg group thus lmproymg the rhythm and deyeloptng a strong beat Ihe organlzatlon performed at all home football games as well as Man chester and Brattleboro Home concerts and a yomt concert wxth the West Sprmgfield Massachu setts Band were presented These concerts were most mterestmg to the members Carol Croteau and Janlce GllbO were selected to play xn the All State Band ln Manchester at the Annual New Hampshlre Festxval Concert Wlllxam Zrmmer man was honored by SQICCIIOH 1n the All New England Band at West Spring Held As always the band took part m many cnxc parades and other act1v1t1es Mr George Wllson new lnstructor of mstruments has alded the band by hxs understandmg of the many problems of mstrumental technlques and very ably ass1sted Mr Woodbury 83 X l l 1 . lv' ,. 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V . . , . - v 1 1 ORCHESTRA ...........-J lzrsf Rott Caldvxtll Grlho B Jtnnrson Croteau Krrk Bl tk Chtntx West NX rrght Paradx Marcottt Sttoml Rott Calluns Shea Hayts Hamrlton Proper Young Britton Pltneld Columbus lnglts Bourt Thzrd Rott Castavt Walton Rudolph Ayer Spear VlclVl1hon Sprmg P Jennrson Savtttll Robbrns fourth Rott Chapman Bohannon xxlldifl' Calef Neuron Irmmtrman Chrckermg Dunham Olmsttad Shea Brrdgt Director MR CHAR1 r s Wo ummm Tht school orchtstrz unlrkt tht othtr musrcal orgmwatrons strtssts tht rmportanct of btcomrng acqunnttd wrth tht xtry fintst lrttraturt ln tht fltld of musrc Although rt dots not haxt too many opportunrtrts to ptrform durmg tht school year thrs group has brought addtd tnjoymtnt by playmg for enttrtam mtnts wh1ch have bttn prtstnttd rn tht school Cynthla Caldwell and Rrchard New ton vstrt stltcttd to play rn tht New England Orchestra an txperltnce thty w1ll long rtmembtr Four mtmbtrs Pamela Wr1ght Cynthra Caldwell Patrrcra Ayer and Ecltna West played rn the New I-lampshlre State Orchestra whlch xncludtd on rts program Betthox tn s FIFSI Symphony Wrth many puplls rn the Jumor hrgh schools studymg orchestral mstru ments the orchestra can look forvn ard to a sttady growth rn musxcal adxance ment 84 o,,,,-,,. . E G - 1 V . L 1,1 . ,gg 3. Q., K ff. .Jf ' v. v v A ' ' - s ' Bushnell. I I l ' . A A , .x R 'l i I 1 ! 3 I I I H V 1 . t, t . , . u s ' ' s ' m vs y - ' s s ' s s t , I Y! ' I 4 3 3 I X I Y X 1 A i I 3 I - I 3 'AB ! 3 7 I 3 ' D Y V! I 1 3 H . I 3 1 7 3 ' l 3 3 1 5 ' , . . f s 1 , . . . X . 1 H . s - Y 7 I V - , . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Presrdent Wmslow Shea Secretary Carolyn Walton V1ce Presxdent Frank Travxs Advlser Mlss Cooke The alm of the National Honor Soclety IS to create a deslre to render servlce to promote leadership to strmulate an enthuslasm for scholarshxp and to develop character Each sprmg twenty members of the graduatmg class and ten members of the jumor class are elected to the soclety on the basns of scholarshnp leadershxp character and service wlth the 1dea of carrymg out these purposes Thxs year as a project we have chosen the orgamzatxon of a new KI-IS handbook for the mcomxng hugh school students The satxsfactlon recexved from the reallzatxon of thus project wxll well compensate for the tlme spent on If In addxtxon to thls project our group of ten students planned and partxcl pated ln an annual program presented to the Keene Fortnlghtly Club whxch rs the sponsor of the Natnonal Honor Socxety ln thrs clty al' ff' F Fzrsl Row Miss Cooke Shea Walton Travrs Second Row Bhss LaMothe Prckermg Grace Menter Thzrd Row Fms Meacham SJ K , , , , . . - Y - 1 A ' , e 5 ' X J 'T M I , i 2 ' A I l Q fr, 5 i Z I ' i . K X 1 w n I S x f, 1 I Li' ' V X x H i O Q lv 8 . V x ul f K W X f ,V N fr-4 n ' . 4, DRAMATIC CLUB President Marty Clark Sophomore Treasurer ftaking place of Jack Eno J Winston Bridge Secretary Dorothy Junkala Property Candy Palmer Treasurer Donald Eitts Stage Manager Roland Taylor Junior Treasurer Katherine Bardis The Dramatic Club omitted the usual fall play due to the fact that thirty- five of its members graduated last June. The club has been very busy developing poise, personality, and the creative ability of the new members through play productions at the regular club meetings. Our first meeting of the year was a grand evening of just plain fun when these new Barrymores were initiated. To uphold the proud tradition of many years the annual Christmas pro- gram offered the unusual religious play, Santa Claus and the Madonna, with Jack Eno as Santa Claus and Marty Clark as the lVladonna. On Valcntine's Day a xariety show 'Mr Valentine Cioes to Town satire on T V programs and politics was presented This very well received and amusing shovs was written by Zane Thurston a former actor and play right of the C lass of 43 We deeply regret losing Jack Eno just as we begin rehearsals on our spring play Ciood luck to you Jack The Dramatic Club takes great pride in its xarious actnities and its many serxices to the school and the community l1f.SlIeULL Hobson Tobias Cohen Junkala lilts Clark Bridge Bardis 'Nlrs Collins 'lhompson Kirk C Palmer Strom! Rott Sewer Winters Sibath J Bradley I Palmer Daggttl Iorindeau Bristbois Culbertson Vvhitehoust Tilt Hudson Third Rou. Chapman lthrman Burrill lluutt Cooper Tixlor H Bradley Banner Allen Meacham Robertson 86 V . H s , . , 3 1 ' - r - , 1 . , . V . Y. .,f,, A 1 fifji l' 144 , - I i ' ' 'I . . . . ' 1 . . '. , l .. . . .. . . V, v 7' s 4 v s -'u I E I . u 4 L . sn . . . 4. 6 . ,l . . 1. - . . , . . . . . . . 6 l-Jfi-,W A - . rt ' 3 in . 5 A 1 CQ 2 N uv . 4 4 'Q x3 IW , . ' -. ' dv' y ' A -, 14. . t , 5, 2 igxg1EQf54w v we -ga f f2fil?Y 5 f 6 5 1, 1 Yr -ff I 'I fl ! as-Q ii- ': -3 5 qi, STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL 91- f 'tr ,FA Ftrs! Rott Vwyman Shea Dlxon Second Rou, Spoon Vleacham Undervxood Zecha Hxldreth Hulslander Thrrd Row Trax IS Pollock Leger Qulmby Hewltt Bergeron Bndge PfLSldLHt Wrnslow Shea Secretary Hxlda Drxon school Adusory Councrl Through the efforts of our headmaster Mr Slllafl thls first step vsas taken tow ard student goxernment The councxl xs made up of sexenteen members one of vxhom IS the head master The presxdent and uce pres1dent of each of the four classes constrtute exght of the student members the other elght are elected at large from the student body two bemg balloted on by each class it the fall elect1ons At the flrst meetmg Vern Shea xx as chosen pres1dent and Hrlda Dxxon secretarv Among other projects and problems undertaken by the councrl xx ere the estabhshrnent of a school actxxlty calendar alleuatlng the problem of confllct mg meetmngs a xworous campngn wamst the smoklng problem and the estab lxshment of a sp cxal commlttee to deal vuth offenders 'lhe follovung perman ent commlttees were 1lso wppoxnted Publlc Relxtlons Smokmg Record l mbrary Suggestlon Box 88 K 72 , e ' lr ' l V e ,f R ' . gg X If' if .jf 1 M L U . 1 ' M '- n V X 1 .61 f 4 r, A 1 . ' X . M , . One of the new organizations which was inaugurated this year was the vt I I s 1 x Y b I 'Y I 3 V 5 Y J V1 I . . 'I - I 3 7 A 1 I 3 3 I 3. Y, I V x L . . r N Y 3 43 3 3 ' 3 V 3 4 YH 7 3 I mm ' ' v' I ' l s ' w . rv' o 1 ' cw I 3 : I . wx 1 7' X 3 I Q 3 Y, 3 - 37 Yi H L 1 I V I x K ' V I v M 4' V STUDENT ASSEMBLY COUNCIL Chairman S - - S,-ui BiaAtJ1.H A,s.s1'.sranz Cfhmrmun - - V James Tiaisxiuifii' Set-reztirtf 4 S 1 .JOYCV C.-XNTl.IN The members of this council, representative of the four classes at Keene High, were this year chosen by the student body at the fall elections. Their duties are to organize and arrange for the assemblies to be presented, on the average. once a week, lts aim has been to have more assemblies with direct student participation. such as talent shows and those put on by the public speaks ing classes. Through participation in such organizations as this. the students at Keene High are preparing themselves for student government. r If Po oc Cintltn Bri x ir: tmaii 1 X r Ivrlvins fhipmin Stone 89 inte: ll 'lx. .. i . .dlej S nt! Rmb: Aldrich, Black. Ciraee, lnirrington. 'lireadwell lfvhnston. ,' IQHLLI l'r' ll. ' Shu . l . 1' . . , . '. DEBATE GROUP Debating became a team sport this year for the first time. This replaced the Debating Club, which was formerly in existence in K. H. S. For debate this year the team had the proposition: 'AResolved, that the President should be elected by direct vote of the people. The team began the season with the Speech Tourament at Durham, Janu- ary ZO. Following this, they traveled to Laconia to take part in a practice debate. This prepared Keene for the Bates League in which Keene High's affirmative team met the Manchester Central negative team here, while the negative team went to Concord. In the group there were but two veterans, Win Shea and Bruce Meacham. To encourage more students to enter debating, an intramural program was devel- oped. lduiser Miss Axmr McQLsHixo S mm1RoLL Farrar Shea Vliss McCushing Hanrahan than Nleeham absent when taken P Q0 First Row: Meacham. Miineh, McNeill. Nolin. CAFETERIA GROUP le!! to Rzght R Sturgrs Dunn LeCla1r Whlppre Eno Goodell lontame Morse Buffum M Goodell Vlrs Bennett Mrs lane Cafeterza Dzrector MRS HENRY LANE The lx H S Cafeterra now operatmg under the new lunch program IS rmproxmg steadrly as the students who eat there vull agree There IS a chmef staff of four cooks a secretarv bookkeeper and General Manager Mrs Henry Lane The cafeterla IS now serung two meals a day to K H S students and complete meals to Csentral and Franklln puplls vx ho come here to eat In the cafeterxa krtch ens meals are prepared for and sent to elementary schools Thrs new consolrda tlon of sex en schools enta1ls much addrtlonal xx ork but vw nth modern equxpment the hrgh school stlll serxes a well balanced meal to nts own students each day 'The program for sellrng sandwlches rn the gym balcony IS also new Helpmg m all of thus vuork us a group of students from our own school Thus the cafe terra grows 91 Puras Vklhitehouse. Clark, Mack, B. Sturgis. Mrs. Sherwood. Mrs. Connelly. Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs. Corkery, Mrs lNye , . . . h V . e V e a s I V' I 3 Y 1 Y. 13 5 V .5 , , 3 , e s a 1 , , , , - - 1 8 . I 1 V' 1 Y . U 'A 1 3 1 1 . 4 Y 3 D 5 'D I I . 1 1 1 3 1 X 1 Y l Y I - . r . I 1 'H H I b I Y Y. 'A 5 D . 3 . I 5 Yi , X 1 l 5 V- T 1 I I 3 , 1 V Y I 3 Y- I . . V . 1 A 3 - X . HI-Y CLUB at Xltxthun lollotlt Parma tx urxssm ll K UlHllN Rohtrtson Nt HI ull if tt 1rr1 wr t rt tn nrmln C t t Prtsltltnt Rliflltlfd Pollock T rtlsurtr Sam Bradlty X 1ct Prtsxdtnt Bruct 'Xltacham Adxlstr Mr Guy Burrlll S cr tarrts l arrx Qolt lohn lNol1n Thls xtar tht H1 Y club has bttn xtry busx At tht start of tht school xtar ht club had an out1nO at Camp Takodah and at that t1mt ntm mtrnbtrs xxtrt 1nduct cl Durmv tht football stason tht boys htlptd wlth tht parkmg of cars and thu, also sold football programs Ont half of tht procttds of tht programs xntnt tothe athlttrc fund A chtclt for S68 v2 xx as qu tn to tht school Durlnq tht baskttball stason tht club has bttn stlllng cokt at tht gamts to ralst monty for a trophy cablntt Fl hty haxt also bttn announclng tht gamts ox tr tht loud sptaktr I ht club htlptd tht cxtx wlth tht rtmox al of Chrlstmas trtts Fmt mtmbtrs wtnt to Manchtsttr to tht 42nd Annual Oldtr Boys Con ttrtnce rl ht club xs plannmg for tht fourth annual Fathtr and Son banqutt 92 A f -v t lux! Rott! C4 l'. . 't ' .1 . 3 ' . . ll'f. S tom! Rott: llo l'l s Q ' ' .' , , l tl' . I 1 ': lit 'll. 'lfaylt ,l.'h'u 'ux. .-Xll' . lla .lt . lL1X ll', lotzrxh Rmtw lluntlty. llilton, Nlr, liurrill. llcwilx llunhnm, I mvis Shtu. tw' t ' ' . t , r t , . t .. , s u V t ' l X . T ' I ' 5 1 I- Sl 'I V ' H X V 3 I t . I . , , . I 1 L ' L L ' 1 t V s 3 vs t D - , . Q . I P 3 l ' 3 X I 3 I t, . I V P 1 L 1 I ji 3 YB I I H H 3 33 3 I 7 I H , - , I 3 x Y 4 I I N I V1 il l 3 1, V. t , t , 7 N 1 3 I 3 4 V Y' l X Y ' lb I I YI l I V l I X I l Y - .1 E Q 3 ' I I J I I JUNIOR ROTARIANS Adviser Mr. Glazier The Junior Rotarians is an organization added to the extra-curricular activ- ity category a few years ago. Commencing in October the members attended meetings of the Keene Rotary Club, two members visiting each month. Through these visitations to one of Keene's foremost organizations, the young men of Keene High School have obtained a sizeable idea of how the backbone of our city functions. Aside from the priceless experience of viewing Rotary work, the students enjoyed the gift of a good meal each week, plus the most precious gift of all - - - friendship with the many businessmen of Keene. Frrsl Rott Xkhitham Meacham Robertson Carroll Second Rou. little Werninger Hanrahan Mr Glazi r Holden Bohannon Bailey fhzrd Rou Doody Taylor Bradley Fitts Hilton Dunham Pollock Caron Fou th Rou. Morissette Cooper Allen Parker Trans Shea .lobin Holbrook Austin 93 RADIO STEERING COMMITTEE The Radio Steering Committee plans and presents a special Radio Program each week over WKNE, Do You Know Your High School? Students discuss problems pertaining to our own school. Members of this committee are repre- sentatives from each of the four classes. The Committee members encourage other students to participate in these weekly programs which help the listening audience to understand better some of the activities in which our young high school people are participating. Adviser Miss RACHEL NIARSHALL First Rou. Shea Cantlin Nliss Marshall Lorandeau Cooper Serond Rua Meacham lNims Booras Hewitt Cvowangeli Trans Wilcox Stone lkregas 94 . 'Z , .1 . . . AUDIO VISUAL GROUP Ftrs! Rou. Calkins Nlajor Hildreth Miss 'Vlarshall Ash Kregas Langtry Setond Rott Pollock Chapman Pitlield Britton Swett I-leuitt Clint Third Rott Allen Nolm Cooper Wtrninger Smith litts Stone Aduzser Miss RACHEL M ansx-mit The Audio Visual Club is composed of the motion picture operators and the console broadcasters and engineers The purpose of this club is to acquaint its members with the different fields of audio-visual work and to provide the stud- ents and faculty of the school with operators for audio-visual equipment used in class work. The engineers make possible the entertaining movies shown through- out the year during lunch periods. The club itself is a volunteer organization operating for the benefit of the school. The console is beneficial to the members of the Audio-Visual Club in that it gives the announcers and the engineers exper- ience in radio operation. The motion picture operators gain much knowledge in the functioning of various projectors and apparatus used in the school. Originally, the club consisted of just motion picture operators: however, the installation of the console called for the addition of more members. The faculty manager and adviser to the club is Miss Rachel Marshall and the club operates without officers of any kind. Q5 USHER CORPS First Rott Mr Richmond McNeill Hopkins Lewis Second Row Farina Bacon Swahnberg Spencer E Bardis Vxyman M Clark Kenney Jacobs Flelds Bus e Cohen Third Rott Norton LaBlanc Bemis Bushnell Curace Hudson J Clark Palmer Culbertson Fourth Rou. Simonds Gaines Junkala Bergeron Rondovx Lorancleau Aldrich Sturgis J Sabath fifth Rom Sweeney Trueman Mann Meienborn l Palmer M Sabath Wheelock Seawer Cantlm Head Usher - RUTH MQNEILL Assistant Head Usher - - - JEAN HOYT Adviser - - - MR, RICHMOND The objective of this organization is to pros ide ushers for school assemblies and also for programs presented by local clubs if these clubs desire its services. The Ushers Club seems to grow in number and popularity steadily. Each year because of the high quality of serx ict rendered the club is asked to usher for an increasing number of outside programs. Another important side of this club is the development of poise and person- ality in the individual as a result of many public appearances. 96 Y TEENS Prtsadtnt Kathtrant Bardas Trtasurtr Rata Brastboas Vact Prtsadtnt Carolyn Walton Assastant Trtasurtr Tom Wanttrs Stcrttary Barbara Hobson Adyastr 'Vlrs Rachard K Palmtr Thr OblLCIlXL of tht club as to buald a ftllovx shap of vyomtn and garls dtxottd to th task ofr+.al171ng thost adtals of ptrsonal and socaal hung Thus mar a mtmbtrshxp drlyt and candltlaght 1n1t1at1on vx as htld placang our m-.mbtrshap at oy er tharty mtnabtrs 'Vlany of tht mtmbtrs atttndtd tht annual Y lnttn conftrtnct htld at Camp Sargtnt an Nashua Accompllshmtnts for tht war ancludtd a club to club box vshach was stnt to Gtrmany thas contamtd ustful club supplxts In rtturn a lttttr xx ratttn an Catrman and sagntd by tht mtmbtrs of thur club xx as rtctntd Many sptaktrs throughout tht ytar yxtrt htard on subjtcts concernmg carttrs and txptratncts of mttrtst Many mtmbtrs partacapattd an and lastentd to pantl dascussaons conctrnang currtnt probltms and utryday anttrtsts of a Y Tttn song Thty go as folloyys XX t tht youngtr gtntrataon Art strayang nou to buald a bttttr yy orld Ptact and labtrty frttdom and brothtrhood Thas vst han. stt to bt our goal I1rsIRo.L Htsslm L Bardas larana Hobson lx Bardls NX alton Braseboas Cohen Caldwell Swanson Serum! Rau. Vlurray Slayton Farnham Johnson Barker lorandcau Gaancs Holbrook Wnntcrs Packer mg Sturxcxant Haclslmr Culbertson fhrrl1'Rou. Vlcflurc Fzrodcn Robbms laNlotht Dugan Sweeney Hall Treaducll Rudolf l Palmer C Palmtr XX hcclock 97 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 11 1 D ' 1 ' I 1- 1 I 1 Y I 1 1 b I 1 l 1 g I' 'I 1 1 . A . w 1 .1 I V1 1 D .K A 1 V ' Y 1 I 1 ' 1 C L 1 I 1. 1 A 11 x 1 ' C V. ,lv Q r '1 1 1 I I 11 1 I D I I I V 1 I V L G C v 1 1 L I Y I Y 1 1 ' 1 L AY 1 1 1 1 1 1 c -r 11 1 1 1 1 L 1 V I . l 1 1 V1 I 1 7 b 1 1 V: I . 1 1 .1 I 1 L 1 1 ' Y I 1 I 1 g L I 1 V 1 1 1 1- V Y 1 1- '1 ' L V 1 1 1 V1 71 1 1 .1 I 11 1 ' 1 41 1 I 1 1 V , L ' 1 1 I I 1 . D 1 1 1 I . 1 I 1 1 B 1 '1 I 1 1 h Probably' the best conclusion of our y'car's work can be stated in four lines - - . . . I 1 A 'I Y h K 1 1 Y V .2 fl 1 1 , 5 1- r ,3 f V 1 l r A Z, 5 , 1? ' k ' f li ' l I I g ,ug .- K . . Y . 2 ' ' - CFFICE PRACTICE GROUP fl LlL'Ii9t'I'-S Miss Iiiiiuifx HAH, MR. Cl.ll'lfORl3 Pillai-Liss The Secretarial and Office Practice groups under the supervision of Miss Hall, Miss Ritchie, and Mr. Perkins have had a busy, but very interesting year. For various teachers the girls do work which will be very prontable when they have a position in an office. Also, they do all the typing for the Informer and many other school activities. The girls have enjoyed their work, knowing ofthe great opportunities in this field rs! Rott N iss al Bro tn luis Rcunds 'X r P r 1 s litltering, Bailey Crouau mi 4 t cmmn Paris vois Will 1 tn n O8 ,.,-nll'- . ' Q' ' x 151. ':.'l i,.s ll l. d' D. u .'l. eltn Sefonii Roth: Kledoff. Vsfitlsins. Norton. Xlurrnv, elennison X'lel.e.in leonard lludson Perliain. lalesv Kelly, 3' V 1, ' ','. Q ' , Th R 1t': Col' . . 'el ' '. , X'lel.ell.1n. S me Nlefil' i g llill. CAMERA CLUB hrs! Rott 91 Peter Caron Bushnell Suttnty Ru 'olph Cohen Suc'1IRotL NX mn Tasoulas Cantlxn Ptrhxm Drxrd lalts Whntnu Third Rott Krtgas Trask larker Ash Xkymm Allen fourfh Rott Chlpmln NlcClure lennlson lla kltr Xll?S Cooke Xllrston lormdelu Todd Vrct Presrdent 'Vlarllyn Sweeney Adyrser MISS Cooke Secretary Dorothy Bushnell In splte of the amount of prtyrous expenence vu. Camera Club members haye ga1ned more knowledge about photography by usmg the dark room and through the yy 1ll1ng asslstance of our adymser MISS Cooke and Mr Joseph Oakey a cadet teacher Vvle greatly rmproyed our knowledge of deyelopmg Elm and prmtmg and enlargmg pxctures Varxous speakers hate made our club meetlngs mterestmg We haye made plans for comparmg prxnts taken by the members durmg the year To get practlce takmg pxctures we hope to go on seyeral trxps throughout the county Improy ement can be made only by contxnutd practrce and help 99 fr.. 'Z N . . A . ' . . . i lf ' . . J ' . . V ' t . ' . ' 'I 1. e . r '. . ' . ef ' . . V, '. A 4 f . . 1 '4 . , President George Caron Treasurer Sally Rudolf I W' I X A I V 713 V 'I 3 L ' V A Y N 7 Y V V . , . , . Vx V 1 ' DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION itll! - NW? Frrsl Rott Lamoureux Murphy Vlr Bridges 'Ihibodeau Arseneault Second Rou, Symonds Thompson Fisk Nutting Derby Forest Ioiely Third Rome Hatt Merrill Croteau Tisher Parenteau Turcotte Melanson fourth Rote xX7ll'lCh9SICY 'Vlacquarrie Hammond Duquette Russell Hurt Fifth Rome DiLu71o 'Nielson Deseoteau Sherrick Rowell Doody Ingalls President Roger Murphy Secretary Richard Lamoureux Vice President Graham Thibodeau Treasurer Delbert Arseneault The Diversified Occupations Club has twenty seven members all boys The object of the club IS to promote the growth and a better understanding of trade and industrial occupations in the school and in the community The club endeaxors to foster the best possible spirit of cooperation between employer trainee and school and to encourage the members to direct their efforts towards the development of leadership and scholarship Actuities for the year are planned by committees chosen at the beginning of the year To date the club has participated in a dance and in a basketball game and other school activities The club initiated the sales of ice cream and candy at basketball games and this year extended the privilege to the Sports Club that the earnings might go entirely for the benefit of athletics. Last Year the club earned nearly S200 through this effort and divided its earning with the Athletic Association. 100 DISTRIBUTORS CLUB President Ronald Amadon Secretary Geraldine Doody Vice-President Wayne Wyman 'Treasurer Arthur Bohannon The purpose of the club is to develop leadership, cooperation and under- standing among fellow classmates and employees. The club helps to take on tasks and responsibilities handed to them in order to contribute to the occupation and organization in which they are employed. Members of this club are junior and senior students of the retailing classes who spend one half of the school day in school and one half in a retail store earning money and experience at the same time. This year the annual field trip to study the management and organization of a large department store will be to New York City. Activities: dance and basketball game, series of card parties, food sale, rum- mage sale, games, speakers, and movies. X First Rott Nliss Kelly Amadon Wyman Bohannon Doodw Serond Rou. Freihofer XX aters DILUYIO Proctor Randall Third Rou. Gillis Patnode Smith lOl V Q Y it fe- c i ': . ' '. , . . '. .. ' Y ' ' I JUNIOR LIBRARIANS President Sandra Reid Treasurer Mary Booras Vice-President Aristene Murray Program Chairman Pamela Wright Secretary Mary McCullough Adviser Mrs. Roberts The Junior Librarians are organized essentially as a service club to help in the library. They are really an integral part of the work done there, as it would be impossible to carry on all library activities without their assistance. They gain the advantage of becoming much better acquainted with the library than it would be possible to be otherwise. It is our purpose to keep the club activities within the range of the Held of literature, so that it shall be essentially a book club, It is expected that the programs offered in the meetings will be supplied both from talent within the club and from outside. F1rstRoiL Mrs Roberts McCullough Reid Murray Booras XX right Second Rou Holbrook Perry Baker P McCullough Third Rou Holman P man Johnston R Yon Oja J XVyman Marston R Yon E Moore Peacock Cantlin P Kenny Suomala Robidoux Thompson E Winn laBounty VI Vky Haapola J Cantlin Osborne IO7 ': , Kingsbury, N. Moore. Peabody, J. Vxlinn. J. Clark. J. A. Clark, Houle. Mann. Niles. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL RJ WW sf Xliss Smith Grace Nlhompson Bacon XlNu S ffl? Bour Peacock Osbornc Chabott Vsagcr Carter lxirlc Th1FLlROu Sayun Vkhitney Sweet Lewis Cushing Ballou Iwurfh Rau lxlino. Rondoyy 'Vlerrill This organization compostd of mcmbcrs from all classes at high school which this club undcrtakcs arc all oms that help others in ntcd Actiyitics haw: becn thc Red Cross Mcmbtrship Drixc buying and wrap ping Christmas gifts for thc folks at tht County Farm an Oy erscas Album con taining information about and pictures of the schools in Kecne This was stnt to a group of young pcoplc in a foreign country Tht club hopts as is customary to scnd a rtprcscntatiyt to thc Junior Rcd Cross lraining Ccntcr which is held at Vylclltslcy Collcgc The part which this small organwation plays in thc vyork for world pcacc is grtat for it fostcrs good vt ill and cstablishts fritndly bonds with young peoplt of fortign countries 103 F111 Row: . A . ' . i . ' . J. 'll, r turn. utr: . ' ' ' . B . ' ', '. N . is truly one from which the members gut a glow of satisfaction: for the activities , . . . . m x .' u . L V 3 5 I 34 Y V Q t I 3 li I b 5 V 1 3 2 1 7 PHYSICS CLUB First Rcu. Proper Pitfield Guxette Mr Houston Trembly Castor Second Rott Xerry Dixon Cantlin Winters Croteau Mer Xlorrison Ridley lx Birdis lenncy Third Rott Nolin uimby H uit! Britton l iton Coogan President Richard Ciuyettc Secretiry David Pith-.ld X ice-President Wendell Coogan Adviser Vlr. Houston Treasurer Edu ard Bourassa The Physics Club is the driving force behind all projects in the physics classes. The club is operated on a committee basis, The three major committees are the Atomic Energy. Science Fair, and Program, l-ast spring the Atomic Energy study ofthe cluh received national recognition through the United States Office of Education and the Atomic Energy Commission. 104 BIOLOGY CLUB President Winston Bridge 'Treasurer James Bardis Vice-President Philip Langtry Adviser Miss Helen Drugg Secretary Patricia Whitney The aim and purpose of the Biology Club is to help the students understand biology in their everyday life. During the year there are many activities includ- ing special speakers, demonstrations, quiz programs, field trips, and parties. Special committees are planning exhibits for the Science Fair and tree planting at Alumni Field. This year our Christmas projects included taking Christmas trees and boxes of presents to two Keene families. A committee of members entertained at the lnvalid's Home on Court Street. Money was sent to help the work of the New Hampshire Association for the Blind. Every year the club plans a special outing. This year the trip will be to Springfield, Massachusetts, where the members will have the opportunity to visit Forest Park, the zoo, the Natural History Museum, and the Planetarium. To Hnance the trip the club is sponsoring a hobby show. Fzrst Row: Sawin. Peacock, Bardis. Miss Drugg, Bridge, VVhitney, Langtry, Holman, Croteau. Second Row: Pierce, Farina. J. Bemis. Lorandeau, Palmer. Gaines. Murray. Field. Medoff. E. Caldwell Buskey Nlarcorre Luce. Marston. fhird Row: Freihofer, Stone, Kempenar, Haapala. Booras. Lambert, P. Allen. Hebert. Calkins Spring Calef langley. Farrar. Dugan. 105 OUTING CLUB President Richard Hewitt Program Committee Katherine Bardis Vice-President Hilda Dixon Roger Stone Secretary Joyce Cantlin Adviser Miss Barbara E. Ritchie Treasurer Richard Guyette To provide an opportunity for all students to participate in both indoor and outdoor activities. The Outing Club is one of the largest clubs in Keene High School since mem- bership is open to all students. Meetings are held the first Monday of each month to make plans for that months activity. The Club's season officially opens on October 12 when the group climbs Mt. Monadnock. During the fall and winter months, hay rides, skiing and skating parties, indoor parties, and dances are scheduled. The climax of the season is the Women Pay All Dance, popularly known as the W. P. A. Dance when Mr K H S is crowned The Outing Club has continued the practice originated by the Co Ed Club of annually awarding a trophy to the girl who has been outstanding in athletics during her high school career IIFSI Rott lerher Bacon 'Vlalor Parker King Cantlin R Hewitt Cuyette Vliss Rithie Robertson l Castor learee leClair lasoulas SitOI'ld1e0LL Cilalier Alberts latt Robbins 'Nlurriy lxirle Xin ent Bergeron Cummings Wyman Ciroxer Carroll Columbus P Cantlin our1hRote 'Vl Vlurray Nl Putnim Kells lisher lhompson leob lerrin Nlelosky Barden Hesslin Bardis OHara Dubois loeke filth Rott Wager Chabott Woodbury B Ballou Ahern Xl Holbrook Cushing Moore Croteau -Mer Xlorrlson Treadvsell Hobson Dasid Winn W hitney Sirfh Riu Aldrich N Barrett Rudolph -Xlberts NlcNlahon Htrrigan Xl Sabath Slaten l Sabath Sueenew lorandeau Ciaines P .lennison Rondou 106 1, . 3' wx. fx I . 5 D -1 . Third Row: Zimmerman. lieenev. Burrill. Arrow. Avery. R. Stone. Shea, l.angtry. Chapman, Langley, Calef If ':.,. xi. .. 5' . ..a' . -. -fll 1- ' 'A V I Y v 3 X vs SPORTS CLUB lzrsl Rote Ktbbee Ixennedyf Mr Hanna Nlr Irankltn Nlr wlorus Vlr Vlayes Hanrahan Blanehard Brad lu Nlr Hanley Mr Vkyman 'Vlr 'Vlultaney Paradtse Kelly Seermd Roee Trask Guyette Young Spoon ONQII Sturgts J Herbert Kregas Hamilton Hulslander Haapala NVrtght Markuell Ira7ter Dugan fhtrd Rme Robertson Punt K Heyutt C Croteau Iraner Nlorse Dt'Vlcco Chnckertng Vlayor 'Ntknforakts Bordon XXJIIIL Streeter Broden Fourth Rme Xkhtte Castor Hebert I Trembley Cale! lambert lxempner Huntley Cole Topa Green Bemis Bolley Iangley Klng ftllh Rme I'I87Ll l langtry Goslmt NK Patnode Nklhxppte Cruyette Stone Rndley Trans Spooner Car roll R Spooner Belluscto Isroc Hunt ltttlc lheureux Beyearst utmby Croteau Bounssa Curtts Yzvlh Rott Cloutner Pellerm Hastmgs Coogan Vklheelock Balcom Columbus Croteau Arrow Ayery Par Seeenth Rott Drnscoll ltbbares Holden Dans Derby Culbertson I Bardts Ie-Clanr Bndge Xktlder Austm Q Holbrook B Ctsassa Todd Harrts lamoureux Mortssette Iklerrtll Shea Ilanders Dambrosto DIUIIO P Casassa l'1e1h!hRoee XXICIIIS lehrman NV1ll1ams Bohannon Xktlson Swett Gorges Banner Columbus Calkms ltmmerman Booras Iaulkner St Peter Cvordon Austxn Bedatd Allen Iarrel I Vyrtght D Todd N1nthRou. 'Vl Parker 'Vlurdough XV Holbrook Htlton Dunham G Xkhttham Qutgley Ieeney Marble Souerby Vlarttn Kent Hetherman Drtscoll Sumxla Bourassa R Dans Guyette Eaton NICIXCHIIC Glme Prestdent Jack Hanrahan Vmce Presxdent Charles Blanchard Secretary Treasurer Sam Bradley The Sports Club of Keene Htgh School has a membershtp of betvyeen two hundred and three hundred boys Its atm IS to create a wx 1der tnterest and better knowledge of sports The club stresses good sportsmanshtp and safety The day before the openmg of deer season a sports rally was sponsored thts conststed of speeches and moytes emphas171ng the theme I ook Before You Shoot The adytsory board IS made up of all the men teachers who haye any con nectton vstth sports Vlembershxp ts open to any boy tn Keene Htgh School the dues bemg fifty cents a year l I If. I . 4 ',', . YI' . A . t ' '. I . '. . ..,.,. . . , . . , '. ' ' ' .1 X 2 k., 3 . . x. , ,. . . . . , . , . . , . A' . A . . A . A I I 1- I A l I x x xv ur w ,x v v w xx 4- I V- x v I I is T vu 1 I v 'I s ker. Spring. Frazier. Vigneault. XVhitham. Moyfnihan. M. XVright. Barlow. Nims. Shaw. Swan. R. Hewitt. I I T5 e, ' ' ' ' V' .my ' 1 - I ' I I I ' I - Ai :I V' I . . I' 'xt . .l . . . I . . . ' ' . ' '. 3 '. - ' t 4 I , I . . I . . . . . . I' . . t I 'V . A . V, . v E . . U u v ' ' v' ' u 'A 7 I X YA Y 6 3 I ll 3 V V ' A A 3 V53 3 I 4. 'I .I 4 'D -I' v. v . y y v 1 - ' v' I w ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 . t .. 1 1 , I v 3 V U7 SENIOR MECHANIC ARTS f ' Ftrs! Rott Harrls Shelley Schnyer Leger 'VlcGrath Kretchmar Vv1lSOI1 Second Rott Dunn Kershaw Sabm Hunt Nflr Hall Dex old Mcl ellan Dmtmo Mr Lockhart Thzra' Rott Holbrook Connor Balley Vwxlder Hurd Aduzser MR HAL1 Although the demand for machmxsts IS not so great as lf was durxng the war the semors who w1ll be leavmg Kecne High School w1ll have a broad knowledge of the metal workmg trade Th1S expeuence wnll prove 1nvaluable to them after they graduate Keene Hlgh s machme shop IS well fitted to produce good machmlsts Durmg the first semester yarxous movles were shown on the operation of lathes and thc proper care of tools Mr Robert I ockhart from the Keene Teachers College gaxe hls wry able assistance to Mr Hall durmg the first part of the year After he fimshed h1s cadet tram1ng m January another cadet Mr Faulkner jomed thc machine shop group 108 I . , 'I f . , ' , . l , , V . . H . ',. Fourth Row: Bedard, Lewis, Freihofer, Travis. . . . 3 . . f . , . . s 'A l I 3 ' b 3 1 Y . V3 I . 3 . 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Pix' CAREER DAY PROGRAM 8 OO Assembly Progrtm Student Chatrman Rtchard Pollock Fntranct March Stx1PrR FIIJI 1 ls Soma Orchcstrt under dtrectton of Mr Charles Woodbury l ord s Prayer Hag Salute Cornet Solo Mt RICIXRDS I3 Llewelltm Ctrol Crotctu Accompantst Eelena XVest x t RX Ott RI X on Yuppe Address Fxtt March J h Carter Conferences 'l he Orchestra I HL NDI Rl R Nl XR: H l he Drcht strt Dr J Wendell Yeo Sousa Cooke Career Day Chatrman Mtss Murtel K ttrmur I1V'c1 Xlr Harold Nnms tttll ltr 'Xlr l LK Bountln rlrthtlttlurt r lohnll llollwrook lrmu t lohn XX ljlttt l aul D lxoltntckt -lttto Xfltthtu its 'X r Cntusl all Vlr Ldxx ard C Sweeney l lczulron 'Xflr It Bon man Htuulr zur' Vltss l'thcl Rousseau Mrs lthtl Krochunas lioohktrpxmx Mr Chmrks l Meloon f urprntru Mr Caltnroy XX Scott K htmtslru 'Xflr Ctrl lohnson Xlr Donald lhompson llturutml Xflr C orneltus Ahern Dtnttxlru Dr Robert R lxtnt, Dtpurlmut Stott liuqtr 'Xlrs Xlnbelle Burnell llrelrtzan Vlrs George l lkmgsbury Drultsmumhtp Vlr Ch rlcs Adams Ijrtssnvtlktnq 'Xlrs lxtttx Sonmns lun lttlrtttan r l it 'Ntttetlwt t I natmtrxnq 'Vlre XX mfteld Chapltn Xlr Chcsttrl l tngtry llurtsl Xlr Xlxlcolm Dunbar I :mx U 'Xlr XXllll1I'Hljl1SS1UlI lrtul IQLHXHHI Vlr Corneltus Ahern lfouxthttplml MtssH11clStonc lnttrror Dtcorulmq loturzultsnv 'Xflr Johnl Coflm Iau Xflr Roy M Ptckard late Fnrorrement Mr Josephl Regan U11 hmm! Mr ldxxard l lktngshury lr Vlr Dcnntsl Brennan Xltmlttmt Dr Philip B Dantels 'Htrthantltxtrw Vlr Paul XX Shedd Xltmslru Rex XX1ll1am C Stpe Xlusrt f urur frathzml Dun XX arren S l reeman Xutu Cveorgep Marttn B nl C X tusma 'Vlrs 'Xunlla Shapletgh Xltss Dorothea Rtce Xltss l rtnces Burpee uymtt mtl lhtrtl W Xltss Dorothx Stu ur ll0 Photography Xlr H ScottCulbertson loullry Ratstna 'X'lr Stacey Cole rztutc Setretaru r Charl s 5 Oak 'Xlr Lrnest I- Vtvxcomhe Ru lm Annoumtr r Arthur'N Croodyexr Rulzo I nqzmtr r Frnestl Batchelder Rttu1lScllznq r Raymond 'I hayer Qotxul Serure Vlrs Janel arson Slenoaruphy Vlr CleonM Domma Jr Xflr RobertM Clark Sr Teachmq Athletzcs 'Xflr AlderT Hatch Ita html Fltmenlary School Mrs Norman H Smith frarhmq Htah School and College Vlr Cltlford Coles ltlephone Optralor 'Vlr l orrest Johnston Xfltss Mary A Hanley 'Xltss Marjorue I Dean lruck Drxttng Vlr ReneE DesJardms Iuptst Xfltss Georgta Tuttle Xltss Margaret Brosnahan Xlr Robert F Babcock X ttertnurtcm Dr XX1lltam H Sumner XX ootluorktna 'Xlr lranklln Peart XX rzttnfl Xlrs John utnan 1 H A . 1 t ' , ' , ' C , A' ' I 4. .1 , xr A r A , A 'Al.lClll'l' X': I. ' 'Q 'DL'Rl5l 7 t - r I 'Ari' i 1 t : J H D 6 lc X1 4 H 5 X A' 1 .A :D A' 'A XXII ' l .Xlwt Tr 71t'S A ' ' J' J S' 7 V B - 4 . A A ' ' 1 ' , A . R V A ,A A A AA A In A. , . M AA A x ,IAA Xl. A . e A S1 .. '. . - ' . 4A ' SEA' nA A ' .' A A A ,- . M. ' ', . t - ax - -t ' L 1 W H. A1 f ' C I, N A . . ' '. 4 , ' ' . A1A ' v 1' ' Mr. G. Jackson Jones A. A .AA. V A A A 4 A t . - l r ' J X v R I ' . i . ' A l . , , , A A . V . A A A A A l . 4 R 'At A I ' ' A A A A ' A t . . .t . . ,A , ,7 A V, A A V 'A A 4-A A r . . I 'V 'A '-V A X V DY ' ' 1 D ' , . t . 1 1- A H 1' ' ' .+A . . ' V lf' A . fltt tl D' ' ,A Y A X4 lt-nrx ' -' .u'r . . A' . . Q ' CAREER DAY March I0 1950 was a unique day rn the life of Keene Hugh School rn that the first Career Day ever held here was presented The purposes of this memorable guidance project were 1 To provide the students with data regardrng various vocations so that they mxght be able to make an intelligent selectnon of a calling To enable the students to compare var1ous occupations m cases of doubt so that they might select the one best suited to their xndrvldual mterests aptrtudes and desires To give the students the opportunity of meetmg leaders rn a number of YOCAIIOUS from whom they might obtam msplratlon and counsel The career conferences were especrally successful rn the last goal as the stud ents had a chance to hear and dxscuss their careers with nearly sixty dlfferent speakers representing over fifty vocations One of the highlights of the day was the specxal assembly program nn which the keynote speaker Dr J Wendell Yeo of Boston University gave an nnsprr mg and enlrghtenmg address on the importance and significance of the careful selection of a career l-le was enthusrastlcally recerved by the student body Following Dr Yeo s keynote address the students attended the conference sessions which were conducted along mformal lmes The speakers who outlrned the requirements and opportumtles 1n this partrcular vocation were selected from all walks of llfe lt IS mterestmg to note that the experrence was a new one for many of them who had never spoken to an audience before Most of the guest speakers had put a great deal of effort and plannlng 1nto therr talks In some cases the speaker drstrlbuted pamphlets and other mformatrve materral to mterested students A number of the speakers used personal experiences and anecdotes as examples of l1fe rn their career A questlon and answer period followed these talks under the drrectxon of ever mformtron or guidance the students felt they strll needed After they had compared the work described rn two conferences many puplls who thought they were mterested rn certam fields found that some other work appealed more A great many on the other hand found that the guldance and information gath ered on the1r chosen career served to rncrease their interest and strengthen thelr decision to follow that lrne of work Career Day may well have beeen an import ant mllestone rn the lrves of many students For some rt may have meant the definite chooslng of a lrfe work One student later wrote That was the day on whlch l reallzed what I really wanted to do Career Day especially the conferences required a great deal of plannrng before the actual carrymg out of the program Much thought and work was done by the faculty especially by Mlss Cooke the orngrnator and charrman of the career conferences The first step was the prmtmg of the comprehensrve lrsts of possible careers open to modern youth These l1sts were drstrrbuted to the stud ent body with the request that they check two vocations rn whrch they were mterested These preliminary chorces were tabulated the lrst narrowed down and another lrst printed and distributed to the students When final declsrons were made and alternate cholces hsted the speakers were then contacted and student chairmen appointed for the varrous conferences The time and effort spent in planning were well rewarded Everyone mcludrng students and speakers was convmced that th1s Career Day was a tremendous success By hearing the xdeas and valuable information dxssemmated by people who actually work at these occupations the students were given an opportunrty to profit by someone else s experience and the Informa non given at the varrous conferences proved to be an entirely different way of presenting nt A great many students expressed the opinion that the success of thns year s Career Day merits its repetrtxon as an annual project It IS highly probable that these conferences will become a permanent part of life m Keene High School lll 1 X . . . . . 2 , . . . 3 i . . . . the student chairmen. The speakers tried to answer these questions and give What- 'P I A , J x Q W u., 9 . :R 6 -an . gi gl T o I QTXTEQ ifw Ox , 3 vuyum Qi El K VVVY - .MJ ml' I :ff E Q-3' ? K. ? is IA!Z,hxmJC :g fiif x7 ffff.?Q .1.M M DUE EHTTLEEE IJ FOOTBALL SQUAD l1I'9fIQOl.L little leger Parker MOFISSLIIC Piper Verry lfaylor Seeond Roee 'Vlernll Holden Lamoureux Schnxer Hanrahan A Doody Bushvsay Robertson Thzrd Rome Hudson Bushey Dans Baker Sowerby Bergeron Dnlulno Coach Hanley lourth Rome Coach Vlorrxs Zalukm Goslant Seaxer Vkhntham Russell Coach Franklm Frfth Role Vlhxtney Chakalos Glaner leeha Hamxlton D Doody a coach who faced Keene Hugh s Blackbxrds of l949 The team averaged 3l6 yards and better than 25 pomts per game These records concluslvely lllustrate the success the team had wlth the trmcky Winged T offense mtroduced to New Hampshlre schoolboy football by Coach Morns The 1949 team proved to be the most potent smce Coach Morris took oxer four years ago Th1s effectrvely proves that the mtrxcate ball handlmg and spllt second txmmg of the Wlnged T can be mastered by hlgh school players Fourteen semors lease thrs year s team They are old relnable Captam Paul Morlssette Horse Verry Ray Lamoureux Ray Leger leon Bushway Sharby Trophy Wnnner Sam Bradley George Pxper Don Parker Ronme Holden and Jack L1ttle ln the backneld you wxll no longer see Art Doody Jack Hanrahan Ray Schnyer and Roland Taylor Not to be forgotten are those old stand bys team managers Txm Robertson and Jlm Merrxll The coachmg staff of Morrns and Hanley was remforced by the add1t1on of Ray Franklm a truly fine man and a grand addmon to the staff The leadershxp determmatxon and flghtmg spxrnt of Co captams Sowerby and Bergeron wlll lm sure mspxre the l950 team on to great herghts ll4 . - ...... 'R ': l ' , ' '. , . ' ' , ' . ' ' . The best offense of any team in New Hampshire. These are the words of Y 5 X f ' I YD V . , . . . ' mv V 1 a V. m v 4 V ' 1- 1 ' x V ' 4 I , ' 4 I D ' . SENIOR FOOTBALL BOYS Many were the experiences that we fourteen senior boys went through, and many are the friendships that we made. The record of wins and losses was good, but the character that was built will forever over-balance any physical losses we may have suffered. On behalf of the 1950 seniors may I say 'AThank you, Coach Morris, and express sincere appreciation to Coaches Hanley and Franklin. Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Transcript of Football Record Concord 3 l Springfield 0 Portsmouth O Claremont 0 Central 24 Keene Keene Keene Keene Bellows Falls 7 Cathedral 34 Laconia 6 Brattleboro l 9 first Roa little leger Parker 'Vlonssette Piper Verry Taylor 5 IR Xflerrill Holden limoureux Schnyer Hanrahan Doody Bushvuay Robertson lla 1 I 1' ' -Q. , l - Y ir i ' . - xxxl - I ' X ,J , I 2 .' . . , it ' . A . , . 'mom ULU: i V , , .. , ' . . '. ' '. , BASKETBALL TEAM Izrvt Roee Chakalos Seaxer Nlartm Trans Sowserby Bushxxay Xxlflghf Captam Frank Trans Coach Mr Wyman Manager Ronald Holden The year 1949 50 was a buxldrng year for the varsxty because only one of last year s start mg fixe was left to play Next year the other teams had better watch out Ant1c1pat1on of next years Keene team bemg the New Hampsh1re State Champlons w1ll run hlgh One reason IS that the oth er teams wlll be bu1ld1ng The blg game came when Keene upset Con cord the second best team IH the state A second blg game of the year was at Doxer Frank Trans and leon Bushway are the only sen lors on the team and are playmv the1r last year for Keene I-hgh Frank was elected Captam for the year Keene played Ports mouth 1n the tournament and lost by a score of 27 38 Portsmouth went on to vun the New Hamp shxre St1te Champlonshlp for l9DO Start of Keene Portsmouth Tournament Game I6 4 Zi, , . A Q J h,- , if 3 . , 9' . , ,R M , , , .Tl 4 Q: ' vy I A I V Y' V v ' Y t I I Serrmd Row: Mousley. Abrams. Keough. Coach NVyman. Martineau. Stone, Holden. . . . , 1 - - , H . . . 3 N I 'I - 'A I X . I . I I 3 3 , s a 1 . , s s e , ' i ! H I , , , U v4 I 1 1 - . I i I I 3 C 1 3 I D I 1 ,e , V, , I h H f e - . V I v' s s , . x 5 . . e T D ss 1, -1 l VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Xhnur ix Bardls I-anna LaBlam Ieger Puras E Bardms Hobson DUSIIH How Spur Mrs Bardun Holbrook I1motIn fHa.Sslm absnnl uhmn taknnb JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I ww n lan Konllnos Rnardon Pnllus IO I rlur Iv. u I I VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY I-zrsl Rod, Chabott Robbms Pxckermg Mcnter IalVlothe Second Rou. Hrll larrmgton lralrer Vvlalton Castavx XX atkms Tbml Rott Coach Vlcffaughw Rldley Sturgls WOYIISOH lorandcau XY hcclock C1pt1m BLBIIICL Prckcrmg Coach MISS lVlcCaughy Manigcr lxcquclmc Vvlhcclock lht glrls hoclxty Snson xx us 1 iucctwtul om Out of 1 flu gimc schcdult tha. ttam vxon 3 lost l md tlcd l Fl hey lost thur first game. wrth Gardmr and ncvxlx orvxmftd Brattlcboro School tcam Thc Kctnc and Brattltboro teams vscrc dlX1Cl d Fl hcn camc a prtctlcc gamc Vklth Kctnc Tcachcrs Collcgc To makc thc scaeon a most mtcrcstmg md cnjmablc ont thc team vxtnt to Northfield to takt part m a plat day Manx hocktx tmms vxtrc rtprcstntcd md thtrc was fun for all Jil Kccnt Clardncr tcm Grccnfltld 0 tcm Cnrdncr lxctm Ntvxport Kttnc Cmrctnfitld ll8 . ,. ' f ' f f ' , V ' f 'Z . ' '. ' . l '. . . ' . ' . r A , V ' 3 V - ,L VL . L . '.'- 1 I- 1 vi L X K 1 5 i Y Y V L A I ' 1 Y 1' 3 I 7 tied their third with Grccnfleld, The last gamc of the season was played with the YI 5 I 'A I A T I c I 3 s 'A 1 1 H 5 1 v 3 3- K h 7 5 k ' I 3 T I L I , V 3 V 1 Y i 3 l L 'V Y' ,V 11' ug Vx n 1 X x h L x 5 V Scgll 1s ,. . 0 ' , 1 K., , 6 ,, . K -' ' 3 I 0 ' -- - 2 ' O ., , O ' ,, . 0 aptam Klan aglr Coach Cnrdmr Grunfigld Bdlows Falls Brattllboro Alumm Gudmr C1l'LLTlf-lLld B llows Falls Brwttlgboro GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL S1 xsox s Cxw s Home Auaq Barbara VN atkms 'Xlarxlxn Robbms Nllss NlcC1ughx Kum Link Lbnk Kum Kenna Kuna Kllnl Kllnl Lll-li. BARB SETS RECORD or 75 POINTTS Ix Oxri GMU Rldly XX alton V-atluns Plclxer ng Fra71er Robb ns Bushuax Sturgxs Rudolph Puras Coa h NlcCaughy 119 CRCSS COUNTRY Captain George XVhitham Manager Melvin Hilton Coach Mr. Mayes Although the Keene High Harriers were without the able coaching of Jim Hatch this season, Coach .John Mayes nlled the bill and came through with a championship team. The seniors on the team: Bruce Meacham, George Holbrook. Marsh Hilton, George XX'hitham, Stan Austin and Gene Bailey were determined to make their last season a successful one, with the invaluable aid of Jerry Quim- by and Clarence Faulkner. The outstanding event ofthe season proved to be the New England Cross Country Meet, in which Keene placed fourth, defeating Con- cord 4New Hampshire State Champions! and earning the title ofthe uncrowned champions of New Hampshire. The Harriers were defeated only once in the course of the regular season. Siiasoxs MiQi1'i's Keene I6 Stevens 39 Keene l6 Manchester Central 71 Keene l5 Newport -+0 U. N. H. Freshmen 6l Keene 30 Concord Z5 Keene l5 Manchester Central 40 State Meet Znd New England Meet 4th Irs! Rt Bur ll uimhx 'Nolin G xkl1lll1C1I'I1 Mttcliam Bailey laulkntr IZO 71. :tux ri,Q' . , Z '. Serum! Rott Mr. Mayes. liaton Casassa. Marshall Hilton. Holbrook. Austin, Melvin Hilton. TRACK TEAM TH1s Is THE 1949 TEAM Ftrs! Rou. unmby Dunlap Holden Walton Bemrs Chaplm Shlelds Austm Semond Rou. Burrrll Hardy Holbrook Barley Martm Shan Hllton Meacham Feeney Nolm Thzrd Rou. Coach Hatch A Whltham Bergeron Casassa Eaton G Whltham I-aulkner Prtfxeld Bradley Butterworth Farrar Brxsebols Mr Wallbank caretaker Co Captams Walton and Bemrs Coach Mr Hatch Managers Albert Whxtham Roland Brlsebors Our track team thrs year has hlgh hopes for a successful season Return1ng th1s year are numerous tracksters who should be hard to beat Marsh Hllton Stan Austm Gene Barley Ronnle Holden Bruce Meacham George Whrtham Sam Bradley Roland Taylor and George Holbrook Not farlmg to oxerlook the underclassmen we find such rellables as Dlck Feeney Ted Bergeron Jerry uxmby and DlCk Martm They should also help rn making a champlonshlp team The schedule mcludes the following Rutland Vermont Frtchburg Massa chusetts Portsmouth New Hampsh1re Brattleboro Vermont Bellovxs Falls Vermont Manchester New Hampshlrc Rotary Meet m Keene and the state and Nevs England meets I7 I . . 1 . . '. . 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . V 1 -1 1 1 . , . , ' . . . , . , . , . , . ,. 1 ' . . , . . 1 BASEBALL TEAM, 1949 Ftrs Rote Goggm Emery Mam Abrams Page Treat Second Rou. Chakalos Sowerby Lheureux C Doody Hanrahan Thzra' Rom Coach Mulxaney Knovnlton Verry A Doody Vlanager Kenney Captaln Howard Mann Coach Mr Mulvaney Keene I-hgh s 49 team paced by Sowexby and Mann d1d considerable dam age to the records of the teams they played After fintshmg thelr season wlth a I2 won 2 lost total Keene beat Nashua 1n the preltmmarxes of the state meet Playlng before the largest crowd m New Hampshxre schoolboy baseball hrstory they lost the champlonshlp by the margm of a bunt The final core Stevens of Claremont 2 Keene I-Ixgh l A well played game lf took ll mnmgs and a collectxon of breaks to decxde the champs Thls gave Keene an eventual record of l3 3 In an exhlbltxon game the new ly mstalled lrghts were used for the Hrst t1me agalnst Cathedral of Manchester Bucky Mann generally consxdered to be the finest shortstop tn the state also be made of Charhe Soveerby s 446 battmg average and four home runs two of whlch were grand slams I ast from the 49 team are Bucky Marn Phll Emery KI need not mentron that Phll was the best Keene pxtcher tn a long long ttmel Dlck Page Connle Goggxn Dlck Abrams and Doug Treat 'I he DO team has a sttff I8 game schedule Returnmg to the team are Jack I-Ianrahan Chff Doody Jxm I. heureux Dmo Chakalos and Charlle Sovkerby Horse Vern and Al Knowlton all of vshom finlshed on X arsxty last year they vull be ln there pluggtng ave ax for posltlons and the champlonshtp 122 'I ' , ' . , . . L I. Y. , . . . V . . . . S Y l .A 'y ' . I l D I - h ' ' ' V r r ' ' 1 1 x K D I 5 I 1 . V 1 ! t 3 X I 'I I . I 'A' reached base l-l successive times over the space of three games. Mention should X I D V1 I l YH D 3 A X ' D 'A 4 ' Y 33 H . I 5 li 'S . 1 l ' I I 1 ' Y I Y b . 1 7 rv I 4 V3 Y r v v ' v ' u 1' I 1 U u 1 u Y. B I 3 H I Y V I I 3 . . V RIFLE TEAM President Edward Kershaw Secretary Franlx Travis Vice-President Richard Cunningham Treasurer Richard Pollock Executive Officer Dan Allen Adviser The Keene Rifle Club This is the first year. for some time. that Keene l-ligh School has had a rifle club. Vv'hen the first meeting was called, a large number of boys turned out. It was apparent that the boys wanted a club. XVith the aid of the Keene Rifle Club. which acts as adviser, the club meets every XVednesday evening at the North Swanzey range. The club is affiliated with the National Rifle Association. This means that rifles. ammunition and targets will be issued. The organization has not had any meets. but each Wednesday evening the boys have regular practice and it is hoped that before school is over a meet with another school can be secured. Do o unni m trsiixx rix tn t 118 Hal :rl 6 l odd ll ir on Duoid Stone ft fa t errx iuit t fa C xlllfdkill 5111 tx l l2i5 GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS The Girls' Junior Varsity teams continued to roll up impressive victories. They had wonderful seasons in both basketball and field hockey. The Junior Varsity basketball team lost only one game out of a schedule like the Varsity's. By one point they lost a heart-breaker to Bellows Falls. Due to difficulties there was no return game. Who knows what might have happened? Team captains were Jane Martin and Barbara Aldrich. The Held hockey team held its own and showed plenty of spirit all through their season. They lost to Greenfield l-0 and later tied them 0-0. After defeat- ing and tying Gardner they trounced Newport. The captains were Sally Rudolf, and Lorraine Trombley. Coach Miss DRUM first Rott Kenney Dyshleiich Tromblcy Coach Drugg Rudolph B Aldrich Holbrook Strond Rou. Simonds Croteau Vlerrill Dunn Kelly Scadoxa S Holbrook Third Rou, Barrett V Aldrich Marlin Lorandeau Putnam Wilcox Chabot lourth Rott XX heeler Palmer Sweeney 'Vliskelly Reardon Dennis 124 BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS Swan First Rott Whitney Moynihan Main Barlow Whitham Hildreth Hamilton Libbares Patna Second Rott Zecha Vw right Langtry leger Gorges Russell Knowlton Hudson Sweet Curtis Third Rott Streeter Columbus Farrar Spring Abrams Piper Bridge Trax is DxJul1o Buckman Bexearst Coach Jumor Varsity Football MR FRANIRLIN Coach Jumor Varsztq Basketball MR MAYES Coach Junior Varsztq Baseball MR HANNA The Junior Varsity teams enjoyed a successful season in most sports In the fall the Junior Varsity Football team came close to a perfect season with a record of fixe wms and one loss. This was dealt out by Vermont Academy in the last game of the season. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team, not to be entirely out done, rolled up a fairly impressive record of ll Wins and 8 losses. Although too much isn't known of the Junior Varsity Baseball team, we expect Coach Hanna's charges. at the end of the season, to have left behind them a fairly good record. 125 SKI TEAM 'flivwv -4h.a.,4 Oh h lranklin Castor Joslin XVernnnger Holbrook Cooper Burrill Dusty I c mascot Captain Francis Burrill Coach Ray Franklin The ski team formed last year now has a new coach Mr. Ray Franklin. The first meet of the season was with Brattleboro Vermont. The slalom and cross-country diyisions were held here and the jumping and down hill com- petition took place at Brattleboro. Although the team came through with a Hrst placing in slalom and cross country they lost the meet by tvyo points. 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'.3 1 '. . .. . , 15. gt- Hutt- 1 UC' . . 1 . . 1 Rtl . n.1 1. 1.1 11. g11t 1 n 1K1-ft: . 1111. . 1 o ff 1-.1111 . fl tl 1 11 t' ' t ' I .'.' ' Y I Y ' I ' ' '. . ELLIS BROS '25 CO KEENE HIGH SCHOOL 1 Every smgle one of you IS welcome here Thls store has always been a sort of High School Headquar ters here s hopmg lt always wlll be because we like to see you here Use our phone meet your frlends Hugh School I Headquarters ' O here park at our tables make yourself at home Complzmfnfs of S DAVIS OIL CO SCHOOL Dunbar Street Keene 577 Maln St TL Q5 CL I' FI OXVERS ILORAL XX ORK Compllnwnts of CITY F1 oRIsTs NX sl St Tel 303 703 XX nches e S Te Nl N Goodnow s Department Store Keene New Hampshlre CHESHIRE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Keene N H A Wutual Saemus Bank GURNSEY BROS '55 CO Cheshlre Transportatlon We Speclalwe 1n Chartered SCIVICQ at Reasonable Prnces 0 Complzments of H L HOLDEN ,:,mn4vz014y1010:4o? Q 4 . - - , 840 I - Q , Q - - l ' ' - - , a 5 ! 195 4 , , , ! l o:or1o:o1o1wiu:4':' , 1 I I ' el: I W I Compliments of I O O O , Store: Z5 fe .. . -XV2 Greenhouse: - 'i L r t., 1.303-XVI , ' , Klilifi, N. H. ' I 'I A 135 RICHARD S ICE CREAMERY XX ISINITXIOII St e re CHIOVITTI S vim AL uR Xxvn 0181 C omplzm nts of ERWIN S MARKET I RICHARD E and P ICHARD L MOHAWK FURNITURE V Ill SHIRL COUNTY S I ARC LSI PURNISIURESIORF lllll gl Keene LYNN TIRE CO cm lxc P Wheeler Y5 Taylor Dalry Inc ll hue I ou Are ellueanfs XX clcome Vllrlboro St Tel 878 W1 Shop and Saw at O K FAIRBANKS CO s SUPLR MARKET 'I Johnson Motor Parts Inc IOXIOI IX P Rulroad St FITCH MOTOR SALES ROMY S MARKET rm 9 FLIIIS Nluls Wymans Sales 55 SCKVICC 199 'Vlarlboro St rlel 286 Plttsburg Plate Glass Co lnxroler md oldgmoblle Dnlers Charlestown Woolen Co ' r Clll' fl . IK IQPAIR ,rf I KI I . KNIT' Xfsli gl 1 Keene, N. ll. v H19 Hxgl St. Tel, 97-98 Q 7 ' I ' , 1 I ' ' I . '50 I - . '51 , r R151 HP fl 1,Ax'1' ycg. Kblck AEI: - 8 Al .K K. 415 Nlrlrlbwro SI. rlxel. 2181 go jy1A,,11,l,m 51. 'ld' 14,20 Xxx' y ' , , .. Y VJ , 1 V V, I 'V 85. I . - A ' Q az y y 8-I Mwllworo Sl. Keene, N. ll. , . ALT' U 'If Rl5Pl..XCl1Xll5N'IA ARTS 0 Q ' . I , Tel. 789 R.11l1u.1cl .and fllllllell Sl 'lvl Q18 I36 G H ALDRICH '25 SONS SIRI N CI X Cltxt text Ixstmxct lxten N Hxmlsh 7 Amsden s Shoe Store Chtshm Houst Block Kttne lNtu Hampshlrt Complzments of A FRIEND Complzmenrs of Bowman Flymg Servlce, Inc BEEDLE PIANO CO Rtcords and Vluslcml 'Vltrchandxse '53 XVest St Keene N H BERGERON S ll here Your Dollars fllttaus Buy More ARTHUR B BRADBURY l72 West St Keene N l-l C mplrm nts Beaver St Market Clty Market MLATs AWD GROCIERIH Shoppmg at A 25 P IS Qulck Slmple Thrxfty Burgess and Fuller, Inc Bottled Gas and Applxances Used Ranges and Heaters 290 XX est Sl Keene We Hampshttt Complzm ms cf Cheshlre Gas SCIVICC Co Pmot AX C-As A1-ND APPIIANCFS lxeenv. N Hampshlre CHASE S Statlonery Offlct Equlpment Greetmg Cards est S T l O0 Cheshxre Locker Storage Co Food m the Locker ls Lzke Money m the Bank Raxlroad St lxeene 'N Cheshlre County Ins Agency INSURANCE Norman O Trask Mgr ll Central Squat Keene N Hampsh Crystal Restaurant Kmxt IN H f'UV7171II7Yl'l7I.S ul . . Rot 5 .1. .JRR ' 7 c, few . we irf ,, , Y, , ', . . . 9 . ' A . L A ' I -- V I 1' Y K 3 31 D., A . , . . 5 ,o ' 0 . of . . SHIELI. PRODUCTS and s U ' . . , , Q. . . . s s 7 N- . A w ' ' . . O O f I e 1, . . . . ' . T1 0 , 3 f , ' ', New ,, ' ' Y . . ' ' ' u 22 XV 't. el. 3 ' , ' , ,X H, , ' ' 3 T . c .. 'ew irc CTIJITUTII-l77l'!7f.X of the FROM A FRIEND S. S. KRESGE CO. Keene, New Hampshire The LINEN SHOP and ART STUDIO HI Ixx NI PLM LON Lot was Prop Cent al Squar fUpsta J N dl o nt ton n Pamtln Complzments of KINGSBURY MACHINE TOOL CORPORATION Kcenc New Hampshlre LEMAY FURNITURE COMPANY May s Food Store, Inc VlmTs Axo GRoCrR1Ps mu DEI 1xPR11 s 387 'W o t Best ll :shes from The Melody Shop nc C omplzmcnls of MASON INSURANCE AGENCY MOLLY S SHOP Infants 1nd Chxldrens Wear Il Serum! the Monadnock Reqzon Monadnock Laundry Dm CI L xxlxc N H Ph n 447 MARSHALL S GARAGE NGLIN S XX ualztu ll tar for Harlcy Daudson Motorcycles Nll N XNID YOL NC MIN af x X1 CIOf77f7lll77t'f7l.X of of fl. r . 'H.'ANl , Q r e irs . 'ce ew rk -- I s ruc i i ' ' g 3 5 7 , Y . r 1 . .' 3 -r I I f 4 7 . :K Tel. 133 ' . arlb ro S reet I' 1 lil.lZ,-'xl5l'lll l'OI.lAY 7 lamson Street Keene, New Hampshire H V 28 Roxbury St. lxee 0, N, H. . 1 u A1 .1 y. . ' . if .' .' 'E 3 Ctnlral Square Keene, N. H. Avon Stu Keene. RQ V ' O C H 9 7 -H3 'est St. Q ' ', ' ' - ' ' r if,-.' 'fl 2.' CIN' - ,Luv . ain Street 138 C omplrmcnts of Arthur Whltcomb, Inc J A WRIGHT 25 CO Dunbir Strut ttnt 1N Wyman s Interlor Servlce Lmfol s I1 RINC O rm 0 X 1 Broxdlcn O XX tsl S 1x an 1 :kc gradunxon homtmakmg .nn ht 1 lr m ndous lhr111 X mr lookmg oru 1 to s rung sou xx 1 th Hn st of mod hom mpplnn Bottled Gas Co 7 Jark xc Keene N Zxmmerman s Garage wcl 'vlmolzcsc 118 QP na 1 lxc Clowns I :stan WKNE 1290 K C 5000 Watts Columbla Broadcastlng System Vomct of tht Monadnock Rtg1on ROBERTSON CLEANERS Keene New 1-Iampshlre Cxomplzmenls of Don s Esso Statlon Complzmrnls of FIELD S GARAGE GHQPRA1 Amo REPAIR om 690 XX 775 XX xshmgton Sl WRIGHT BROTHERS LINOI FLN19 Rus X crnon St Rane N Streeter's Food Store 265 Washlngton St 10 Vernon St T11 191 161 f'50 731 Compllmenls of EMMONDS F1 rst Natxonal Stores C omplzmenls of COHEN'S MARKET ' Tcl. 707 KH 1, K H , . . , .. .r . ' f ,. , 1 I Slip Covers D .gcrics X'.11p.1p-:r . , , . . , , , ., . mm 1'.x1vrics BK' ' XS YV' ' ' ' 'R' 276 ft 'c'c,N.11. I N V' G 1 R K . I A Phono -522-N1 ' 1 if Q: 1 lo L R . Q -3 ' ' X'c . C ' Y f '.rd ,c 'j 'ill c u. ' cm - Q Q c. '. cc. 1- I A2 ' . H. 6 . , . , . Ph ' 5 ' - '. ' x . , , , , . . . . . . L ' 1 139 New England Box Co CLNERAI OFFICES Grttnfltld md Kttm C ompltmmts of Henry G Neugebauer Inc 7 Park Au. Kttnt N H Henry 25 Johnson Monadnock Appllance Center All Ktnds of uallty EIQCIFIC Applxances Homt and Industrlal Wlflng and Supphes Kttnt N H Tt Z 0 THE NEIGHBOR STORE 'Iht IC A Storts Complzments of Sprague and Carleton Inc FRANK W PERRY Centrml Squar Kttnc N H Complzments of Page Homestead Farms Perkms, Bassett '55 Wrlght Inc MILI SUPPLIES 391 Wtst St Keene 2538 2539 lor the latest tn Books Cer the Latest Lzst at the KEENE BOOK SHOP Xl T Syd s Pamt Shop Complzments of Stone s Servce Statxon 203 West Strut uulzlq for Oter u Century Spencer Hardware Co Complrments f Sargent Motor, Inc Scemc Theater, Inc Kun Nus Hampshtr O I 7 Q 3 3 4 t . , . 1 I , . 'Y 2 . . I, 10 9 17 XX'vst Street Kccnc, N. H. Member of . .. Q ' 1 U I 1 , . Nex to Latthis healer F B U Q B 1 R if , I . . 9 , A 1 e 0 ' O 4 ss C' , V ' C 140 Set a New Pace Enjoy Life-Eat Out Often HOWARD JOHNSON'S KEENE, N. H, International Narrow Fabric Company, Inc. Frederick A Farrar Electr c Motors and Repairing 15 Axon Street Keene New Hampshire Complzments of emlm F M Johnson Lumber INCoRPoRATED BUILDING MATERIALS Cypress St Keene N H JEAN S PASTRY SHOP Decorated Cakes for All Occaslons F 8 C Finer Woolens a ble by he th la o Io Sp Past ls and Wh te n 100 XX ool flee e and lla ne you s art su ts and top we s Faulkner 8 Colony Mfg Co 719 XVst Sz l mph FLANNELS Joseph H Johnson Inc Radlo and Household Appliances SAI IS AWD SL RVICI c Ihone 710 Vw E A JOHNSON Prescrlptron Pharmac1st Central Square Keene N JOHN S I G A STORE Park Avenue Keene New Hampshire Class Photographer MARBRIS STUDIO R BRIMBOIS Prop Q . . . . Co. , 0 , . U ,V .H ' r 37 Now av ila ' r yard in e test weaves and col rs. T r ring. ,, e i s. i O, ' ' c 7 n l...56 wide , . . for ' r m i L r , The Mill Store .. e . L Keene Tel. 886 : INN New Ha s ire . , . . fr r 5 i ll Lamson Street Keen , New Hampshire J - Y 141 GRANITE STATE omplzmmts of AUTO BODY WELDING CO Kononan S Auto lou mg Rear Wheel Allgmng Exchange I rr md I m N H Tel 842 W BOWLER JONES and PAGE Inc FURNITURE AND ANFI IQUE ACCESSORIES Member of Amerlcan Instllule of Decorators r H om RS PoTT1 D PLANTS Monadnock Gflll Anderson The Florlst CoRsAoEs VJEDDINIK BOUQUL TS Mac S Cut Rate Phon 236 W Member ofE T 107 Maln St Keen N H N G Gurnsey 88 Dunbar St Keene N F A Putnam Mfg Co T H8 Markem Machme Co Compliments of Keene C11hlC 142 C A 1 .- , , E Y' H 3 . . lrelor S. Kee 2 . . a r f E S T R L 5 3 1 , 1 78 Railroad Street Keene, New Hampshire CU' I fa Q 3 .' I I Y 1 Q I 9 e - ' , .D. A. ' . e, . . Q 9 . H , .H. O O O O el. . , , . . . Cen'craI Screw Company E gl D Screws Bofts fenne l. Nuts Rivets Keene N I-I YOU CAN DEPEND ON CENTRAL to the Me be s f Cl ss IQSO SENTINEL PRINTING COMPANY I-I3 New n and ivision ' , . . Congratufations m r o a Printers of Salmagundi H900 I -L E UAF IN 09570