Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1953 volume:

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X i X X in X X X H Q N .bf -f 9 , X X K X f l CLP! ,rw- TO THE GRADUATES OF 1953 As years go by your Salmagunch Wlll grow ln 1ts lmportance to you W1th1n 1ts covers you W1ll f1nd a record of school act1v1t1es and among them those 1n Whrch you took part lt w1ll be a source of mformatlon for recallmg mcldents But more than th1s 1t W1ll be a record of what happened to you whlle you attended Keene H1gh School It w11l breathe the sp1r1t of your school the underlymg ph1losophy Whlch nurtured your growth We hope these fundamental approaches to l1fe wlll remam wlth you forever Our democratlc 1nst1tut1ons wrll l1ve only as you help to protect and preserve freedom of thought and free dom of opportumty May your loumey through l1fe be blessed wlth success and happmess Always your fnend 54, MJLQQW r. ' e Q kg ado . ana! mr. 34011110600 wwul., f-Q, 7 Dear Member of the Class of 1953 You are soon to be a member of the latest add1t1on to that growlng group of our Clll zenry whlch we call the Alumnl of Keene H1gh School I should ltke you to thmk of th1s been cut oft by the tact of graduat1on Your respor1s1b1l1ty does not end when you pass across the stage and recelve your chploma I hope you w1ll not have occaston to say years hence I have not been lnsxde the school smce I graduated To us who have been assoc1ated w1th you dunng these years of your school hte you Wlll stlll be one of us We cannot thlnk of you 1n any other way We shall share your trrumphs and success and lf you sometlmes meet wtth la11ure or unhappmess we shall share these too May you do the same for us' To you and your classmates I wrsh a goodly measure of success and happlness Very smcerely yours Supenntendent of Schools 5 I 12. i ' ui I title and its implications. I hope you will not feel that your relations to your school have ,www f'R'Q' atY ? MARGARET D. ACKERMAN CMrs.l GRACE E. BARRON A-B-I A-My Secretary to the Guidance Bucknell University Director Radclitte College Latin, English yvf',P':r-G. 30? QCKBTV PAUL E. BRIDGES, B.Ed, Keene Teachers College Area Vocational School CMrs.l GLADYCE M, BURNELL R N. Elliott Community Hospital School Nurse nvg K riff' J X tMrsl EDNA L M COLLINS MURIEL K, COOKE, BS., M.A, Kansas Wesleyan University Bates College Wichita University English, Public Speaking Bookkeeping, Audio-Visual Adviser - - - Dramatic Club AudiO-ViSL1CI1 Club UI' 1 , -,ww i 'PRN . 5 ws. wx YS xg .' ft gr K V 'S J, MURIEL BRADBURY Plymouth Normal Home Economics HAROLD E. BRlDGE, B.Ed Keene Teachers College Mathematics, Guidance R 0'- GUY F. BURRILL, BS. tMrsl AVIS M. COLBY, A.B University ot New Hampshire Colby College Chemistry English Adviser - - - Enterprise .r,.., ,W . X ' . 17 'ff X Q A W . Ns-L ' x MARGARET DOE, A.B., B.S. HAROLD F, DREW, BS., University ot New Hampshire Middlebury College Simmons College Harvard University Librarian Assistant Principal Mathematics Attendance in-nf Q. ff HELEN DRUGG, BA., MS. University ol Vermont Biology Biology Club Coach - Iunior Varsity Sports Q Q. RAYMOND DUNDAS, BEd. Keene Teachers College Q9 gyucafof-4 E? ur PAULINE R. FARRAR M.Ed., Penn State Mechanic Arts Mathematics 4.- 11 fn Secretary, Health Department RAY E. FRANKLIN, IR, A.B. Notre Dame English Coach-I. V. Basketball Asst Coach-Varsity Football ga FWZ. 241015 ,...43 nut' FRANK H GLAZIER. A B., A M. Bates Colleae Guidance Director Adviser - - - Iunior Rotarians 'W . 'K my :MQ EUGENE GOBER, BEd. MlLDRED E. GUTTERSOII THELMA L. HALL, B.Ed. Keene Teacher.: College BS, Ed-M. Plymouth Teachers College Sociology' Civics University ot New Hampshire Commercial Iunior Class Adviser Biology, General Science Nd 515 1535 9-' 'G-is 3 I P. AUGUSTIIIE HAPILEY, BA. EDWARD H. HAZEN ARTHUR HOUSTON CMrsl University of Miami A B, M A BS, Ed M. DOROTHEA E HUTCHINS Enqhilh Dartmouth College University ot Vermont lflusic A:f:ictant CCCCQ1 , , , ijgfrllfy Football Ccluzzibia Unzverszzty St Lawrence University Driver Education Physics 13 Adviser - - - Physics Club 0I'e 0 'U tx 'ff 1'1 -' 'Q A 'dh-av' 1' eh! VICTOR IAMS Uvirsl FRANCES LAMBERT CMrs.D MARY LANE, BS. CLAUDE H. LEAVITT, B.Ed. Bowling Green State Univ- Secretary to the Principal Keene Teachers College Keene Teachers College ersity-BS. University of New Hampslrire Civics Columbia UniVefSltY-M4A- Cafeteria Director Coach - - - l, V. Baseball Music Adviser - - - Freshman Class Band, Choir l l l ' 'W fran- nr:- 3 T nrt. W -scum.. v X ini' 'iv RACHEL M. MARSHALL, BS. IOHN L. MAYES, BS. HELEN MCCAUGHEY VJILLIAM F MITCHELL, BS Fitchburg Teachers College Fordham University A B-I MA- Bowdoin College University of Michigan Geogmphyf Civics Bates College French Science, GUiCiG1'1CG Coach - Cross Country, Track Radcliffe Cclleqe Sophomore Class Adviser Adviser - Radio Steering Com- English mittee and Freshman Class Coach - Basketball and Hockey l 1 .o L l J-:arm 2 'R f-fff 5f 'r v to l HOWARD MOORE, BEd. fMrsl DORlS B MOUSLEY ARTHUR D MULVAIIEY, BS, MARGARET MURPHY, BS. Keene Teachers College I-L B' Bid' Ei M' SC-'YQGRT Mechanic ANS Cumberland Univ Law School Univ. cf Maine, Bai-es College Health, pglygfggl E4-xmgon Driver Education Keene Teachers College Mathematics Coach - - - Cheer Leaders l4 Stage Manager Home Economics Coach - - - Varzgty Baseball, Athletic Director M 0 5111710 -of f I 'ii IIN 'Q' sg frm , IS 54 K, snug. Clvlrsl ELSIE NAVISH CLIFFORD H. PERKINS, BS. MABEL F. PLANTE, AB. DUDLEY PURBECK Secretary to the Trinity College St. Anselm College Boston University Supefmfendem Economics, Clerical Practice History Director of Physical Education Adviser A Informer Senior Class Adviser - Advisory Council rl --L. M fvhfax A .45 0-an ' -1' RUTH RAYMOND, BS, M A. Keene Teachers Colleqe Columbia University Middlebury Colleae ' Borton Univerfzity University of Maine History English 1 Adviser - - - SALMAGUNDI Ushm Club i '39-. 'S r'f '7 ' re AME A RUSSELL, A B, MA, IIORMA I SAFEORD, B A. I-Ioly Croft.: Cclleae Syracuse University Clafk Um '97f3lI'1' Arts and Croits English, Mathematics Iunior Class Adviser 4 .QQ .I 'Qx 4 STANLEY E RICHMOND, MA, BARBARA E RITCHIE, B.Ed. Plymouth Teachers Colleqe Coininercial Adviser - - - Outinq Club ran: S MARION SMITH, B.S. Keene Teacher.: Colleqe University of New Hampshire Clothing and Textiles Adviser - - - Iunior Red Cross IMrs.J IOYCE ROUSSEAU Secretary to the Principal Ji KMrsJ ARLEAII B. SPEAR Secretary to the Superinten 'lent I5 A i an l'l0l,U J' gas 'r rf.. ,S -AJ FREDERICK CEAETEARNS, B.S. IOHN E, STURGIS, B.S. ELIZABETH A. TRACY, AB., CMrs.J HARRIET E. VOGEL M A University of Massachusetts Harvard University History University of New Hampshire - ' - Mechanic Arts Smlth College English Adviser - - - 'Informer' KMrs.J HELEN B. WHITE, R.N. Elliot Community Hospital School Nurse - 'gy K. y r f 'buf THERON L. YOST Sloyd Training School Drawing, Drafting Cabinet and Pattern Making Secretary to the Principal nag ,aa-null IEAN M. WILLIS, B.A. PAULA I. WENZEL, B.Ecl. GILBERT H. WYMAN, B.Ed Connecticut College for Keene Teachers C ge Keene Teachers College Women Distributfive Educ n Mathematics English - Debating Coach X Coach - Varsity Basketball I vM,,.! ,Y f ,KJ fi If f f ,Z f mn , .11-v is-A .77 ,uf , I , K, ,feet 714-f N Nh-v X 1 llf Jin iilivmnrmm THOMAS GERALD WARLICK September 25 1934 Iuly 19 1951 if 1 R 1 Nfx wwf? r-f X j N 66132, Q, fyf X Qsesae J Q 0 -,Y 2.3173--h-ins - . - gf f 4 f I' 'f ?'F.-V' X 1 f 1 N ' 1 ' . ' f' .Eff X 6 A ' . 'if X X . Q25 -if 1 7 N Itlbilglvit ' 7, ls V1 X f 1- ' lx -'O gf i F' N ff? -3: fi,- i X X 3 ,Q gl.: I V - ev 5. iw W- fa G9 ' - ...-1-' -- ' ' '- -fi gl l ? , - J-31 ?,2- - 2355? , Q -':-ir:-.-if SD '15 0 Q Y X if' ,N 6 5 f y XIW ' 5 If X f - fx in 1 ,w. Q! X - J X. ,ix Q rx- XX' 'L M fmk 19 I San swuxlnqm 53 k,4' Row l: Kregos, Stone, Park, Dyshlevich, Thompson, Hawes, Putnam, Aldrich, Legere, Williams, Cambigue Row Il: Curtis, Collias, Wright. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL These officers have guided us wisely for our four years in high school. Senior Iunior 1953 1952 President George Kregos President George Kregos Vice President Donald Stone Vice President Donald Stone Secretary Lyman Curtis Secretary Beatrice Legere Treasurer Iohn Wright Treasurer Iohn Wright Advisers Mr. Perkins Advisers Miss Tracy Miss Ritchie Mr. Hanley Sophomore Freshman 1951 1950 President Donald Stone President Frederick Zecha Vice President George Kregos Vice President Emile Legere Secretary Ianice Wilder Secretary Ianice Wilder Treasurer Richard l-lildreth Treasurer Christos Bardis Advisers Miss Drugg Advisers Miss Marshall Mr. Richmond Mr. Hanna ere we are, ig worfcl 'FS 41 R i GAIL EDITH ADAMS Conservative and Frank Outing Club 25 Iunior Red Cross 3. Ambition: Marriage. ROBERT LEON BAKER Bake Athletic and Unfeigned Intramural Basketball lg Var- sity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 1. Ambition: Graduation. 'GJ . ' we RITA MARIE ALBERT Quiet and Happy-Go-Lucky Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, Intramural Sottball l, 2, I. V. Hockey lg Band 4, Outing Club l, 2, 3, Square Dance Club 2. Ambition: Air Force. 0' I , N K, '11 fi' 'i -.nw DONALD CHARLES BALCOM Balky Good-Natured and Ambitious Intramural Basketball l, 2: Sports Club 1, 2g D. O. Club 4. Ambition: Draftsman. -aa? 'UN BARBARA ELLEN ALDRICH Barb Attractive and Happy Varsity Hockey 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 2, Band 2, 3, 4, A-Choir 2, 3, 4, Ushers' Club 3, 4, Home Room Representa- tive 3, 45 Advisory Council 2, Assembly Council l. Ambition: Happiness. ' l DOROTHY ETHEL BALLOU Dot Pleasinq and Helpful Iunior Red Cross lg Outing Club 2, Cafeteria Staff 3, 4. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher. . 22 rf.!4AA.0lflgA Lad CL Llldyri CLUOPQ -'15 IUDITH SHARON AMADON uludy., Gay and Complaceni Ambition: Telephone Operator. f wt- CHRISTO DEMETRIUS BARDIS Greek Lively and Humorous mural Basketball 3 4 lntr mural Bowling 25 Sports Clu lg Biology Club 25 Physic Treasurer of Class lg lntra . , 5 a ' l Club 3- Rifle Club Z- S uari f 1 Ci Dance Club 3, 4. Ambition: Businessman. OLIVER IAMES BARDIS Ollie Nczsy and Undaunted Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 45 Sports Club l, 25 Square Dance Club l, 2. Ambition: Physical Education. RC K -I ,X f Z ll RALPH I-IABTLEY BEAURE- GARD Ralphie Pleasant and Serious Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Club 4, Biology Club Club 4, Square Dance Club 4, Sports Club l, Scientist. we uiodfii alarl' Afue WINDSOR IAMES BARDIS Windy Sedsre and Composed D O Club 4, Ambition: Carpenter. SARAH ELIZABETH BARKER Liz Cooperative aria' Conqenial I. V, Hockey lg Square Dance Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Enter- prise 3, 4. Ambition: Nurse MARIORIE IANE BEAN Marge Neat and Spirited Gouverneur Central High School, Gouverneur, New York - Treasurer of Class lp Intra- mural Bowling Zg Dean Hi Lites 1, Library Club 2, Iunior Chorus lp Senior Chorus 2. Keene High School - Y-Teens 4. Ambition: Hairdresser. ws. I '5'T r'fr 3 M .... I. MARILYN ANN BERGERON VERA MAE BLAKE ROBERT BOYD BOHANNON Bergie Vicki Bob Poised and Tidy Sweet and Demure Light-hearted and Casual Intramural Softball I, 21 Intra- Square Dance Club 3, 4. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: mural Basketball 3, Outing Ambition: Airline Hostess. Biology Club 2, Outing Club Club l, 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, En- 25 Home Room Representative terprise 4: SALMAGUNDI 4. 4, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Success. Ambition: Air Force. Q, 4. F! 5 .aga- A38 l A 5 Ame, ROBERT ARTHUR BOSELY Bose Artistic and Devoted Sports Club l. Ambition: Navy. fi' am CHRISTINE ANN BOYER Chris Industrious and Sweet Home Room Representative 2: Outing Club l, 2: Biology Club 25 Iunior Red Cross l, 2. Ambition: 4-I-I Club Agent. ..f4ll6l 'ta www' 1 Is- r Wai? I PHYLLIS ANNE BOULAY Phyl Witty and Serious Ambition: Nurse. h ann fx 1 bi' A 'Liv' 'Gif PAUL LAWRENCE BOURASSA, IR. Nurnmies Capable and Brisk Intramural Basketball l, 2, 35 Sports Club lg D. E. Club 4. Ambition: Coach. sig, Kd of af' X : i 'A :. sz..-rf 'Q' NAOMI ELAINE BRESI-IEARS Demure and Prolound General Science Club 2. Ambition: Nurse. l --.E M12 Qww X.. . IEE ROSALIE AIIII BRITTON Earnest and Intent Iunior Red Cross 3: Square Dance Club 35 Physics Club 4. Ambition: Elementary Teacher, fAe Niall? 50115 0 CLPUCLI' . Wh. A -:sr 5 LEON ALVIN BOWIE 'Pee Wee Musical and Spriqhtly Band l, 45 Orchestra lg Physics Club 3. Ambition: Engineer. NORMA WINIFRED BUCKLEY Poefir: and Philosophical Ambition: Elementary Teacher. wt LEON FRANCIS CAMBIGUE Lee Dependable and Well-Versed Track 2, Home Room Repre- sentative 3, 4, Iunior Rotarians 4, Physics Club 4, Outing Club 3, 4, Square Dance Club 3, 4: Broadcasters and Engineers 3, 4, Sports Club 2, Ambition: Automotive Engi- neer. In PAUL MARIO CASASSA 'Pole-cat Robust and folly I. V. Football 2, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, Square Dance Club 2, Band l, Sports Club l, D. E Club 4, Rifle Club 2, 3. Ambition: Salvage Diver jo fke crimdon rode are frue, IOHN WALTER CARROLL lohnnie Unruftled and Well-mannered Nashua High School, Nashua, New Hampshire - I. V. Foot- ball l, Varsity Football 1, 2, A-Choir 2: Dancing Club l. Keene High School - A-Choir 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Track 4, Varsity Football 3, 4. Ambition: Surgeon. xr .g 4 t ' fx WILMA DlANA CASE Willie Affable and Able Ushers' Club 3, 4, Square Dance Club 3 Ambiticn: Marriage LORETTA EMELINE CARROLL Laurie Friciiantinq and Playful Outing Club 2, 3, Square Dance Club 3, Informed 3, 4, Y-Teens 4. Ambitioni Success. Q5 .X x, E Q C f r af' -fe ROBERT LAWRENCE CHICKERING 'AChick Iftzsy-going and Capriciaus Sports Club l. Ambition Civil Engineer lEAl'l LOUISE CARTER Jeannie Modest and Courteous Intramural Basketball 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, lunior Red Cross 1, Outing Club 2, 3, Square Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Nurse. mi ROBERT FRANCIS CHIOVITTI 'Bob Thoiighttul and Courleous I. V. Football l, Band 4, Audio- Visual Engineers 2, 3, Square Dance Club 3, D. E. Club 3, Boys and Girls Week 3. Ambition: Salesman. 5-git IOSEPH CLAYWOOD Speedy Talkafive and Imaginative ity Football 4, Track 1, 2, Cross Country 3, I. V. Foot- Dau l, 2, I. V. Basketball Man- ager lg Sports Club lg D. E. Cliib 4: Square Dance Club Ambition: Fighter. DOROTHY ROSE COFFEY Dottie Clement and Meticulous Square Dance Club 3. Ambition: Happiness. ELIZABETH ANN CLOUGH Betty Honest and Conservative Square Dance Club 1. Ambition: Nurse. il i f., if fe-in DONAT LAWRENCE CLOUTIER Duriful and Competent Camera Club 25 Biology Club 2, Physics Club 45 Audio-Vis- ual Engineers 3, 4. Ambition: Electronics Engi- neer. VIVIAN L. COLIVAS Casey Lively and Intellectual Anglo American High School, Athens, Greece - Secretary of Class 3, Octopus 3, A- Choir 3, Tri-Beta Sorority 3. ne 1-li h School Dra Kee g - - matic Club 2, 4, Y-Teens 2, 4, Physics Club 4, Enterprise 2, 4, Ambition: Bryn Mawr College. in fry W ,WI 1,1 M l 'D CONSTANCE THERESA COLLIAS Connie Sincere and Ambitious Student Council 3, National Student Council Conference 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, ln- lormer 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 25 Ushers' Club 3, 4, Assembly Council 3. SALMAGUND1 4. Ambition: Teacher. e wi own our Aged fidnaler, gb!-. .At wif' LYMAN EDWARD CODDING Clem Agreeable and Quiet Gardner High School, Gard- ner, Massachusetts - Football lg Camera Club 1, Dramatic Club 1, 2. Ambition: Electrician. ,.,-Q: ' DAVID LORIA COLUMBUS Dave Frolicsome and Dauntless Square Dance Club 2, ing Club lg Iunior 4, I. V. Basketball l, Basketball 3, 4, I. V, lp Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Coach. ANN COMIRE Midge Lively and Original Henniker High School, Henni- ker, New Hampshire - Var- sity Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Softball l: Intramural Basket- ball l, 25 Intramural Volleyball l, 25 Glee Club lg Art Club lg Dramatic Club 2. Keene High School - D. E. Club 4. Ambition: Height of six feet. 359' wmv X AUDREY IRENE CUSHING Aud Mischievous and Candid I. V. Basketball l, 25 I. V. Hockey lg Varsity Hockey 25 Teens l, 2, 35 Enterprise 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, A-Choir 2, 3, 4: SALMAGUNDI Happiness. ,iff if Wor honor :inf fdey faclf, IOYCE MARY CROTEAU Iuice Hespecilul and Moderate Y-Teens lg I. V. Hockey lg Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, I. V. Basketball lp Varsity Basktball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l. Ambition: Secretary. ..g4! 'w LORRAINE ROSE CUMMINGS Lorrie Peaceful and Reliable Outing Club l, 2, Square Dance Club l, 2. Ambition Marriage. 'E-Q. 'll ,.RQxw g ,fwft I , rf l'-. .sv , ., 'pw 3 -... , CYNTHIA RUTH CUTTER IRENE CORA DAIGNEAULT Cyn Peg Loquacious and Dexterous Enterprise 2, 3, 4, Informer 2, 3, 4, Outing Club 2, 3: Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2: Camera Club 2, Square Dance Club 4: SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Author of a best selling novel. W Natural and Agreeable Iunior Librarians 2, 3, 45 Biol- ogy Club 25 Square Dance Club 3, Iunior Red Cross 2, 3. Ambition: Travel. 'R wtf'-rl' LYMAN CHARLES CURTIS Lemon Impressive and Unbiased Secretary of Class 4, Sharby Trophy Winner 4, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Iunior Rotarians 4, Dramatic Club 45 SALMA- GUNDI 4. Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant. NJ mm' ANTONIO MICHAEL D'AMBROSIO Tony Bashful and Goodly Biology Club Z5 Sports Club lg I. V. Basketball 2, Golf Team 3, Intramural Basketball 3. Ambition: Draftsman. . sims xx X in ,fiuax r If Qx ,.n-...N ALICE LUCILLE DAVIS ,.Lu.. Pretty and Engaging Square Dance Club 1, 2, Cam- era Club Z, 3, 4, Iunior Li- brarians 47 A-Choir l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Nurse. LORETTA IEAN DAVIS Lou Dainty and Efficient Y-Teen Conference 3, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Outing Club 1, 2, Ushers' Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4, Biology Club Z. Ambition: Marriage. 'wrgsmzrf If X , RONALD LOUIS DIMECO Ronny Ear:-ovolorit and Faithlul Intramural Basketball lg Rifle Club lg Sports Club l. Ambition Auto Mechanic. 43' I A , 4 it -555. gy 33 I 4 , THOMAS REA DRISCOLL Tommy Intelligent and Clever A-Choir 3, 4, Dramatic Clu 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Audic Visual Engineers 3, 4. Ambition: Liberal Arts Course me 22: IANICE ANN DUBOIS ..IGm,. Companionable and Accommodatinq I. V. Basketball lp Intramural Basketball lg Y-Teens 4, Out- ing Club l, Z. Ambition: Happiness. SHIRLEY ELAINE DUNTON Shirl Cheerful and Amusing Arnbitioni Marriage. -mt rw' lf! 91 PATRICIA MARIE DYSHLEVICI-I ..IO,, Popular and Versatile Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, Home Room Representative 2, 3, 4: I. V. Hockey 1, 2, I. V. Basket- ball lg Varsity Basketball 2, Intramural Basketball l, 2. Ambition: Marriage. 1 x f 1336 'far' I I' ,gf K Q 4 I L Q V FREDERICK HERBERT ELLIS, IR. Ricky Venturescme and Imaginative Amherst High School, A herst, New Hampshire -Pre dent of Class 2, Basketball 2. Keene High School - D1 matic Club 3, 4 Square Dan Club 3, Boys and Girls We 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Golf Team 35 SALMAGUNDI Ambition: Insurance Lawyer 28 ,Mid J eene dfandd clekncler DAVID DALE ENO 'lDG'v'e Reserved and Aflabfe I. V. Eootball 25 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cafeteria Staff I, 2, 3, Square Dance Club 4, Physics Club 4, Dramatic Club 4. Ambition: Conservation Olticer. Bs fW-T? U! fA2 Ufalflge RONALD FRANCIS FLANDERS Ronnie Ccnsiderate ana' Polrte Sports Club l, Civil Air Patrol 3, 4, Profile Boys' State 4. Ambition: Success. S B' get f MAURA ELIZABETH GOODELL Shorty Kindly and Qualified mbition: Aviatrix, , f? ifrilvqk Nsla' GERALD PAUL GOSLANT ulerryf. Versatile and Obliqinq Square Dance Club l, Outing Club l, I. V. Football 1, Var- sity Football 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Engineer. Q, ff warg I CUQJ fA2 KAICL. DENNIS KENNETH EONTAINE, IR. Denny Arnusina and Zesfful Intramural Basketball l, 2, Ritle Club l, 2, Outina Club I, 2, Biology Club 2, Cafeteria Stall l, 2, D. E Club 3, 4. Ambition' Uniied States Air Force IEAN ANN GOVANGELI slag., Cosmopolitan and Efficient Granite Girls State 4, Varstiy Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Radio Steering Committee l, 2, 3, 4, A-Choir 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Enterprise 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambitioni Success. 2: BRUCE EMERY FRASER Placid and Alert Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Out- ing Club 2, 3, Square Dance Club 3, A-Choir 2, 3, 4, I-Ii-Y 3, 4, Physics Club 3, Sports Club I. Ambition: Construction Engi- neer. . 352' IDA CLARICE GR AVES Emotional and Constant Ambitioni Teacher. ln lik BILLIEIEAN GRACE GREENE Billie Tactful and Faithful Ambition: Secretary. ,gf-...ffm AUDREY MAE HALE Sally Entertaining and Gleeful Biology Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3: Square Dance Club 3, Intra- mural Softball l. Ambition: Business School. ,any X A if: '-'F .. tj? HOLLIS RICHARDS HALL Max Peaceful and Conservative DO. Club l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Navy. D7 ,r it ,qv im IEAN MARY HAMMOND Suitable and Conservative D. E. Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l. Ambition: Marriage. IANICE ELIZABETH HARTWELL ..ICm.. Artistic and Cooperative Biology Club 2, Enterprise 3, 4, Iunior Red Cross 3, SAL- MAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Elementary Teacher. BEVERLY ANN HARVEY Pee Wee Congenial and Eager Peterborough High School, Peterborough, New Hampshire - Secretary of Class lg Treasurer of Class 35 Glee Club l. Keene High School - Square Dance Club 4. Ambition: Teacher. X -.iq 3 3 tl 251' A GEORGE ROBERT HAI Hambone Trustworthy and Pleasant V Basketballl 2 Basketball 3 4 I V rouiu lg Varsity Football 2, 3, . Baseball lg Varsity Baseba 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Engineer, lunior Rotarians 4, Hi-Y 3, I. - , : V , , . , I V I 'Wild gf-f.,:,.,,, EDGAR THOMAS HASTINGS, IR. Tommy Appealing and Hardy Intramural Basketball 1, Track l, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club Square Dance Club 45 Cro Country 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Farming. 30 jAI 0l,LgL the KILL? ang yeftfff of JCLOOZ CONSTANCE ANN HAWES Connie Calm and Considerate Girls State 4, Queen's 4, Informer I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 2, ' Club 3, 4, Radio ! lA? JCQIIQ5 we OU? do we , WALTER RICHARD HEINS Walt Daring and Persisfent Intramural Basketball 2, Dra matic Club 2, 3, A-Choir 3, 4. Ambition: Electronic Techni- Committee 2, 3, 4, Cign- Model U. N. Gen- 3p SALMAGUN- Nurse. 1 K Q . 4 .Vf 'sl-Huw I ARIORIE ANNE I-IOLBROOK Margie Nonchalant and Chee-ry tramural Basketball l, 2, V. Basketball lg I. V. Hockey Varsity Basketball 2, Var- Hockey 2, 3, Outing Club Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Square Club 4. Secretary, 2.6 1 if f f 1-uns' AVERY SPEAR HOLDEN ..ASh,. We-II-mannered and Resolute Orchestra lg Sports Club 1, 4. Ambition: Mailman. 0 V I 'Q , ll-uv ?,,,, 'l 5 f RICHARD NORMAN HILDRETH ..DiCk,, Decisive and Constrained Treasurer of Class 2, Student Council lg I V. Baseball I 3, I. V. Basketball l, 2, 3: In tramural Basketball 3, 4: I. V Foorbqii 2, Biology ciub 22 D. E Club 4 Ambition: Doctor. SKK 1 'nr wo- . a - V? 2 If '7.,'l I A .... .. .lf 1 4 HARRY WENDELL HOLMES Hank Unselfish and Fervent Ambition: Success. ,2. sf EMILY IANE I-IOLBROOK ..Em,. Gentle and Dutiful Iunior Librarians lg Iunior Red Cross 3, 4, Biology Club 45 SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Occupational Thera- pist. 5 ..4 'KW SHIRLEY MAE ANNE HORTON Shirl Harmon ious and Beneficial Intramural Basketball 1. Ambition: Marriage. if D . i fig of? 4' . 01485, CYNTHIA BELLE HOUGHTON ..CYn,, Gay and Efficient Granite Girls State 4. Ambition: Teacher, 1--l9 ' GEORGE ELIAS IOSLIN Iosh Zealous and Pleasant Profile Boys' State 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 4 Ski Team lg Rifle Club 3, 4 Sports Club l, 2, Cross Coun- try Z, 3, 4. Ambition: Aviator. 'Hell X .lzltltk ' - IACOUELINE YVETTE I-IOULE G' HAROLD ELMORE HUCKINS ARCHIE ROLAND K .. Iackie Huck Humps Cooperative and Friendly Sell-confident and Collected Happy-qo-lucky and Likeable Ambition: Police Woman. Debate Team I, 25 Dramatic Sports Club lg I. V. Club 2, 3. lg Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Actor. Ambition: College. ,s .ffm :'f' T' ' we t Q I 'tiff if WILLIAM FRANCIS KEATING DONALD LESTER Keatdinger Cupcake Admirable and Gleeiul Ioyful and Gen Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, Intramural Basketbal ll V' Baseball If 2- Ambition: Test Pilot. Ambition' Air Force. KENT ial l l, 2, CARL HAYWARD Blow Friendly and Reliable Intramural Basketball l, 2, Y 3, 4, Iunior Rotarians Physics Club 35 Sports Cl l, 2, Band 1, 2, Home Ro Representative 2, 3. Ambition: Pharmacist. .fdncl flee myfific c armd 0 now e ge, 32 MARGARET ELAINE KEOUGH Peggy Cordial and Sweet Peterborough High S c h o ol, Peterborough, New Hampshire - Glee Club l. Keene High Eclgoil - Square Dance Club Ambition: Music Teacher. e do vain CHARLES OLAN KIIJGSBURY Charlie Adaptabie and Thoughtful Square Dance Club 3, 4: Band l, Z, Sports Club 2g Camera Club 3, Audio-Visual Engi- neers 2. Ambitioni Dairy Farmer. V ,.uIl !. ' CLAYTON HOWARD LACLAIR 'lClate Vigorous and Happy I. V. Football 2, Track 3, 45 Intramural Basketball l, Z, 45 Square Dance Club 3, 4g Phys- ics Club 4p Outing Club l, 2, Rifle Club 35 Cafeteria Staff 1, 2. Ambition: Debator. A- ix , 4 ,fini - ,,- S ,ri X A ., QL J 'Wm .3 ' I hwy 'Cf' OPAL ARLEAE LACLAIR Pillie Mild and Noble Ambition: Marriage, 5204 fo ape . GEORGE LOUIS KREGOS Docli Commanding and Admired President of Class 3, 45 Vice President of Class 2: Profile Boys' State 45 Student Council 2, 3, 4g SALMAGUNDI 4g Radio Steering Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Enterprise 2, 3, 4, Iunior Rotarians 4. Ambition: Dentist, LEON GEORGE LAMARRE Lee Friendly and Likeable St. Iohnsbury Academy, St. Iohnsbury, Vermont -- Stu- dent Council l. Keene High School - Profile Boys' State 45 Physics Club 4: Radio Steer- ing Committee 4. Ambition: Engineer. Jail' RENA EVA LABELLE Gratetul and Conversational Ambition: Nurse. BERNARD IOSEPH LAMBERT Micky Robust and Iovial S orts Club l Intramural Bas P I ' ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: School. NORMAN ALLYN LAMOUREUX Nim Impish and Capable Audio-Visual Engineers l, 2, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Square Dance Club 1, 2, Physics Club 4, I. V. Basket- ball Manager l, 2, Varsity Football Manager l, 2, Track Manager l, Z, Ambition: Photographer. RICHARD R. LECLAIR Dick Persistent and Delightful I. V. Football l, Golf Team l, Z, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club l, 2, Sports Club l, 2, Biology Club 2 Ambition: Engineer. aw ,fm A Ct , CONSTANCE AGNES LARIVIERE Connie Sliy and Orderly Ambition: Oitice Worker. 'SK pi ,MV LORRAINE LA RUE Quiet and Pleasinq Bellows Falls High School, Bellows Falls, Vermont - Science Club, Home Econom- ics Club, Basketball, Softball, Tennis. Ambition: Marriage. T li , fig, 'wi V. , . , , 'su-,NR-klvxt , .QQ v . . . . uvu- L ,. -4 1-i',...i 1- ' ' . i ,Q yt....,...-.uf, in .l,Iu1 S .- . d '. O ' ARTHUR NELSON LASH Hot-Rod Devilisli and Playful D O, Club 3, 4, Sports Clu l, Intramural Bowling 2. Ambition: Mechanic. 59 '-.1777 3 BEATRICE DORA LEGERE Bea Active and Spirited Miss K. H. S. 4, Secretary of Class 3, Ushers' Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, A-Choir 2, 3, 4, Home Room Representative 2, 3, 4, I V Basketball l, Varsity Cheerleafler 2, 3, 4, Ambition' Colleae EMILE IOSEPH LEGERE Chi'Chi Athletic and Natural Vice President of Class l, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, I V. Football lp I V Basketball l, 2, Sports Club l- Dramatic Club 4, Physics Club 4. Ambition' College e wi win aflzdfic uicforiefi FRANKLIN ALBERT Llli Frank Iovial and Invincible Ambition: Air Force. LYLE CLAIR MADDEN Handsome and Resourceful Club lp Rifle Club l Dance Club 4, Businessman. w -ei F it if IOYCE MARTIN ..IO,. Amorous and Eiiqagirzq Square Dance Club 3, Ambition: Receptionist. Basketball l, 2, I1 Lorie! haf! and MCL, LOIS SELENA MAKINEN Diliqent and Gracious Iunior Red Cross 3. Ambition: Telephone Operator. .gg ta I . ' It F M' IOYCE HELEN MCCLURE ..IO,, Punctucl and Assiduous Square Dance Club lg Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4, Enterprise 3, 41 SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Secretary. fart. 655 AC' Q1 ww 1.'I 7 PETER STEVEN MARKOU Pete Confident and Adventuresome Student Council 2, Boys and Girls Week 3, Track 3, 4, Biology Club 2: Physics Club 3: Dramatic Club 4: Debate Eeaim l, 2, 3, 4. SALMAGUN- Ambition: Wealth. ..,iii:isfi3,s'Jt K PATRICIA ANN MCCULLOUGH Patty Vivacious and Coy Roosevelt High School, Hono- lulu, Hawaii - Canteen 3. Keene High School - Iunior Librarians l, 2, Ambition: Travel. JANE OLIVE MARTIN Ulcnie.. Likeable and Frank Varsity Basketball 2, Intra- mural Basketball l, I. V. Bas- ketball l, Y-Teens 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Biology Club 2, Square Dance Club 2. Ambition: Happiness. SHIRLEY ANNE MENZIES ..GGms,, Fashionable and Sophisticated Home Room Representative 3: Square Dance Club 2, Physics Club 3, Band 3, 4, Outing Club 1, Y-Teens 4, SALMA- GUNDI 4. Ambition: Artist. BRUCE KENDALL MERRILL Suitable and Gay State Iavelin Champion 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Physics Club 45 Square Dance Club 4. Ambitiont Air Force Pilot. CAROL ANN MERRILL Chuck Spriqh ily and Companionble I, V. Basketball l5 Intramural Basketball l, 25 Y-Teens 2, 3: Square Dance Club 3: Ushers' Club 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Iunior Red Cross 25 SALMA- GUNDI 4. Ambition: Many Friends. as. 'lil' like NANCY IEANNE MOORE WILLIAM EDWARD MOORE Modcst and Entrancinq Willie Junior Librarians 1 Imaqinauve and Undaunted Ambition: Nurse. ' D. O. Club 45 General Science Club lg Cafeteria Stall 3, 4. Ambition: Air Force Pilot. 'N SANDRA MAE MISKELLY Sandy lvlemorable and Invincible Governor of Granite Girls State 45 Delegate to Girls Na- tion 4, Varsity Hockey 2, 35 Enterprise 1, 2, 3, 45 A'Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Ushers' Club 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Debate Team lg SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: College. as-frm STUART EDWARD MORSE, IR. ..Stu,, Conscienrious and Friendly Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Physics Club 35 Biology Club 35 Outing Club 2, 35 Square Dance Club 3, 4. Ambition: Teacher. THEODORE I-IUBERT MOE, IR. l-lot Rod Meficiilous and Constrained D. O. Club 3, 45 Sports Club 2, Rifle Club 2. Ambition: Auto Mechanic. YL MARGARET IOAN MURRAY Peggy Miscliievous and Enticinq Teens l 2, 35 Outinq Club Dramatic Club 3, 41 Ente prise 3, 45 Square Danc Club 35 Band 35 SALMAGUIY Dl 4. Intramural Basketball l5 ' f -- i Ambition: Interior Decorator. 36 mid J eene zifalwii clekncler SHIRLEY MURRAY MBU .. Q Reserved and Self-confident Intramural Basketball l, 2: Y- Teens 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary as '51, fl MILDRED LOIS NURSE 'iMillie Genial and Willing Ambition: Nurse Adi Uf fke Gauge ana! fke Kfacln WILLIAM CALLAHAN MURRAY Bill Candid and Entliusiasfic Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3: Rifle Club 3, General Science Club 1. Ambition: Navy. ig My 4 5, QQ : 1, x .I rf' . 7 1+ few, ,'Qi',o '. V 0 y 4 'Z' f i-3:v:?+- Ux. . . Q' I ' F'!o.:' RUTH ELIZABETH OIA MRuthie Studisus and Favorable Iunior Librarians l, 2, 3, ln- forrneru 4, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition' Nursse. uve gl' Tf9l'f 'l N.. wr IOANNE LEONA NADEAU ..IO,. Defermined and Goodly Outing Club l, 2, 3: Square Dance Club 3, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Marriage. 77 ROSEMARIE NILES Bunny Meticulous and Musical Granite Girls State 4, Ushers Club 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Enterprise 3, 4g Informer' l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Physics Club 3. Ambition: Science and Music. ARTHUR EDWARD O'NEIL Chippy Popular and Vivacious I. V. Baseball l, 2, 35 Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Sports Club lp Rifle Club 2g Dramatic Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Sporting Store Owner. f.-2. 'FJ CYNTHIA IANE PARK ..CYn., Helpful and Hardworking Student Cgouncil 3, Granite Girls State 4, National Student Council Conference 35 Dra- matic Club 3, 4, Informer 3, 4, A-Choir 3, 4: Biology Club 2: SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Teacher. NORMAN E. PARKHUBST Sampson Honest and Cheery D. E. Club 3, 4, Biology Club 2. Ambition: Sporting Store Owner. 'dh ELIZABETH IANE PARROTT Betty Tranquil and Constant Peterborough High School, Peterborough, New Hampshire - Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Intramural Basketball I, 27 Softball 2. Keene High School - D. E. Club 4, Square Dance Club 4. Ambition: Retailing. 75- ,.-gy. fig ' -vs NWN IOYCE ANNE PEABODY NIO., Lively and Ioliy Band l, 2, 3, Outing Club 2 Square Dance Club 2. Ambiton: Office Worker. 38 A CAROL ANNE PELLICELLI Ce-Ili Sensible and Blithe Intramural Basketball lg Biol- ogy Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Enterprise 3, 4, SALMAGUN DI. 4. Ambition: Nurse. .gg tm i-Z Q4 ir?-ff Q?-fur' YET? Q x X- 2 WILLIAM IOSEPH SHIRLEY ELLEN PATTERSON PATENAUDE --pay Pal Radiant and Neat Egger and Spry Ambition: Clerical Worker. I. V. Football lg Track 2, 3, 4, Rille Club lg Broadcasters and Engineers I, 2, 3, 4, Audio- Visual Engineers 4. Ambition: Expert Projectionist. BETTY ANN PEBBA llCOOlCl9l' Tactful and Straight-forward I. V. Hockey lg Outing Club 3, Sports Club lg Square Dance Club 2 Ambition: Social Worker. you Loyal fha reind FRANCES TI-IERESA PERRIN Fran Hospiiable and Sincere Biology Club 2, Enterprise 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 41 Outin Club l, 2: SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Nurse. MARY IATIE PERRY Polite and Able Granite Girls State 4, Iunior Librarians l, Square Dance Club 3, Ulnlcrznern 4, SALMA- GUNDI 4. Ambition' High School Teacher. if 'ihvn DANIEL ARTHUR PRICE 'tDan Galfarit and Zealous Burlington High School, Bur- lington, Vermont - I. V. Base- ball l, 25 Keene High School - Dramatic Clubb3, 45 Physics Club 35 Square Dance Club 35 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 In- tramural Basketball 3, 4, Ambition: Civil Engineer. ,,. g A ,':::::,. mich way Ae go, eorge. ALLAN EDWARD PIERSON Butch Shy and Dutzful I V. Baseball 25 D. O. Club 4. Ambition: Navy. i 'ft I f rf iris ri J, . . af v :rf ' ,Q':. x lUfi:?'?'i ' ,xfwfq 4 M . . ' 'E I S' 5. -ii K I Qgf 4 MARGARET VIRGINIA PROCTOR MPSQQYH Decisive and Good-nalured Ambition: Beautician. CLAUDETTE ALICE PLANKEY Pinlcie Competent and Trustworthy Ambition: Secretary PHYLLIS VIRGINIA POPE Phil Happy and Gladsome D. E. Club 3, 45 Square Dance Club 35 Intramural Basketball I. Ambiton: Retailing Business. f LLOYD RALPH PUNT, IR. Zing Energetic and Earnest Sports Club l5 Hi-Y 3, 45 I. V. Baseball I, 25 Varsity Baseball V Footba 2 ar 3, 4: I. . ll 5 V - sity Football 45 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. Ambition: Coach. 'IRQ '41 'Z ew CAROLYN PUTNAM Petunia Genleel and Well-mannered Student Council 45 Granite Girls State 4, Oueen's Court 45 Varsity Basketball 25 Y- Teens 2, 3, 45 'Enterprise' 3, 45 Ushers' Club 3, 45 SALMA- GUNDI 4. Ambition: Success. . fi? SALLY EILEEN PUTNAM Sal Adroit and Determined Iunior Librarians lg Outing Club l, 2, Enterprise 3, 4, A-Choir l, 2, 3, Physics Club 3: SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Nurse We M rgfar-L F 'fish-4 QI? WILLIAM FRANK REDFIELD Bill Vivacious and Consistent Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sports Club lg Outing Club l, 2, 3, Physics Club 3, Square Dance Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Success, ago 'i SIEGFRIED ALBERT IOSEPH RICHTER .Sign Impressive and Modest South Broward High School, Hollywood, Florida - Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Keene High School - I, V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 45 Biology Club 2. Ambition: Tourist Home Em- ployer. 40 EDWIN ERNEST RIDLEY .Edu Merry and Pleasurable Ritle Club lg Sports Club l Square Dance Club 2, 4. 4 Ambition: Conservation Oili- CEI. 1.-Q , T.. X, :if 4 ZIV PAUL IOSEPH RICHARDS HHOPPYH Hatmonious and Kind Sports Club lg Biology Club 2, I. V. Football 2, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Engineer. F'u. IRENE MAE ROBERTS Renie Mild and Loveable Outing Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2. Ambition' Secretary. AZSZICJL 2541 LHf7 -I all ,A ELAINE BETTY RICHARDSON Petite and Courteous Ambition: Horse Trainer. I . IAMES ELLIS ROBERTSON .hmm Hearfy and Pleasinq 4, Managx, Var ity Footba , , SAO Club l, 2 PIIYSIC Club 3, Square Dance Clu l, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club 2. Ambition: Success. Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3 e. fs l 2 3' c rts S 5 ' . I MARYE CHARLOTTE SAWTELLE lohn Efficient and Sereno Dance Club 2, 3, Or- Marriage. Q5-5156! VALERIA ANNE SHINE Val Exceptional and Appealing St. Michaels High School, Brattleboro, Vermont - Presi- dent of Class l, Treasurer of Class 2, Secretary of Class 3, Glee Club I: Apostolic Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Dec- orative Club 2, Radio Club 3. Ambition: Radio Actress. . ffl'-'fSQ. x 'iihkag an-ug, i I ,IV leaf ANITA LOUISE SEUSS Nita Pretty and Loyal Clinton High School, Clinton, Massachusetts - Intramural Basketball, Band. Media High School, Media, Texas - Band: Varsity Basketball, V a r sity Softball: Varsity Volleyball. Ambition: Career Woman. POLLY DORRANCE SIMPSON Lil' Skill Petite and Amicable Intramural Basketball 2, Phys- ics Club 3, Biology Club 25 Y-Teens 3, 4, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Laboratory Techni- cian. me ouf IOHN DANA SHEA Confident and Persistent Intramural Basketball Physics Club 3, A-Choir 3, Ambition: Happiness. IEAN VERA SPAULDING leannie Radiant and Sincere Vilas High School, Alstead, New Hampshire - F, H. A. 1, 2, I. V. Softball l, 2, Varsity Softball 2, I. V. Basketball 2, Ambition: Secretary. ly 'Y'- eff' MARION LOUISE SHERRICK Skinney Devoted and Compatible Ambition: Happiness, idfwi PHILIP IOSEPH STACK Phil Inqenious and Entertaining Profile Boys' State 4, Iunior Rotarians 4, Track 2, 3, In- former 3, 4, Enterprise 4, Broadcasters and Engineers 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, SALMA- GUNDI 4. Ambition: Aeronautics. K s 'I F 4-an gg mfg' we-' EDWIN IAMES STERLING ..Ed,, Accommodatinq and Dauntless Band l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Army Band Mem- ber. O i ar., if DONALD WALTER STONE ..DOn,. Logical and Persuasive President of Class 2, Vice President of Class 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Governor of Profile Boys' State 4, Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Iunior Rotarians 4. Ambition: Early Retirement. Q -0 for-wg :HHS f q .. - ----,N I A221 . 1. ,J ,x ELEANOR MABEL STONE Ellie Profound and Unassuminq Square Dance Club l, 2, Iunior Red Cross 3. Ambition: Navy Nurse. ROBERT EUGENE STURGIS Bob Versatile and Well-liked Band l, 2, 3, 4, Square Dance Club 3, Sports Club 1, Iunior Rotarians 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Ambition: Military Academy. 42 NORMA IUNE SWAHNBERG Nurp Winsome and Enchanting Granite Girls State 4, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4, Ushers' Club I, 2, 3, 4, Queen's Court 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Informer 3, 4: SALMAGUNDI 4, D. A. R. Good Citizen 4. Ambition Success. l 5 :H-av' EDWARD GEORGE SWEET ..Ed.. Inqenious and Helpful I. V. Football l, Cross Country 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, l-lifY 2, 3, 4, Physics Club 3: Camera Club 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Broad- casters and Engineers l, Ambition: Electrical Engineer. .S'l,0.JJ Ji? BERNARD ALBRA STREETER IR. Bern I. V. Football l, Varsity Foo ball 2 3 4' Intramural Baske ball l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club Square Dance Club 3, 4, Dr matic Club 3, 4, Physics Clu 3, Ambition: Business Executive Unafiected and Ioyful 1 , , , 1 l G l KAY ALMEDA SWIFT Katy Patient and Competent Ambition' Home Eonomics Teacher. BARBARA ANN TAFT Bobbie Memorable and Sociable Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Biol- ogy Club 2, A-Choir 3, 4, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, Informer Y-Teens Ambit Nurse. DIANA TOBIAS Toby Loquacious and lnquisitive I. V. Hockey 4, A-Choir 1, 2, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Da nce Club 2, 3, 41 25 SALMAGUN- Teacher. 'UL 062 ELIOT BLAKE THOMPSON Tom Honest and Outer D. O. Club 3, 4. Ambition: Truck Driver. BARBARA ANN TRAQUAIR Barbie Clialty and Temperamental Outing Club 2, 3, Square Dance Club 31 Y-Teens 3, 4, A-Choir 2, 3, 45 SALMAGUN- DI 4, Ambition: Floral Designer. 79 QILLOPJ . FRANKLIN CLARENCE THOMPSON Frank Carelree and Assisting Outing Club lp Spiorts Club 1, 2, lunior Librarians l. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. .6 v.fl'vff'- .1 fr -ii .. .ifggl ' V x , C rffavg wwf PAUL SHERMAN TRASK Nick Well-dressed and Aqreeable Intramural Basketball 1, 3, Camera Club l, 3, Sports Club lp Assembly Council 25 Square Dance Club 2, 3, 45 Physics Club 3, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Insurance Agent. Sl-IEILA ANN THOMPSON Delightful and Impressive Nashua High School, Nashua, New Hampshire -- Broad- caster lg Red Cross 1. Keene High School - Y-Teens 3, 45 Square Dance Club 35 Dra- matic Club 3, 4, Informer 45 Home Room Representative 41 SALMAGUNDI 4, Ambition: Teacher, ANNETTE MARIE TRUDELLE Nino lndomitable and Pretty Peterborough High S c h 0 0 I, Peterborough, New Hampshire - Glee Club. Ambition: Travel. T? 'W-' 30 CORINNE BEULAI-I TURNER Cocoa Gay and Charming Intramural Basketball lg Y Teens I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Teacher. mn-im mi PAUL GILBERT UNDERWOOD C-1eecl Inguisitive and Tall-rative Student Council lp Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, I. V. Basketball 25 Bowling Team 2, Ritle Club 2, Square Dance Club 3, 4. Ambition: College. BETTY ANN WASHBURN Tiny Q-,wt ' Q'--rf 'Xi 1 HELEN MAE WESTLUND Cordial and Enthusiastic Serene Gnd Pleasinq Intramural Softball 4, Biology Dramatic Club 3, 4, Square Club 2- Dance Club 4, D. E. Club 4, Ambition: Artist. 44 Ambition: Florist. ,adfihnn -nf' giqgfim fi' 'PQ PATRICIA IRENE VORCE t'Pat Straight-forward and Creative Ambition: Marriage. fi. 'U , r ,sf f L..--5 sw H ,L Nuff. I sir we fa Q Wider? ' ..4'f-an -I Hymn 'N i, 0 --uv ti ,Yi MILES EDWARD WALTZ VValtzie Diiig-ent and Responsible Iunior Rotarians 4: Profile Boys' State 4, Sports Club I: Biology Club 2: Square Dance Club 4. 'lEnterprise 45 SAL- MAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Scientist. V It ,f , fam fs , 7 viva 'W' s g A X3 I tx 'yin' . . , in . A iv 't ' dwarf ' ' . I, m ba 113, s NL 5 I 7 fe A f RICHARD M. WHEELER VJAYITE ELLIOT WHEELOCK Richie 'tSonneYH Animated and Well-mannered Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Team 2, D. E. Club 4, Sports Club l. Ambition: Businessman, 'IfUlial3 your aff. Ffasy-going and Likeable D. O. Club 4, Intramural Bas lcetball l, 2. Ambition' Graduation. LOUIE ELOM WHIPPIE l'Lou CEf.4Er.,' and fssfafic lntrarnural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf Team l, 2, Sports Club l, 25 Square Dance Club l, 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria Staff l, 2. Ambition' Draftsman V' A Q inf! Q 43 Q. 4 DIANNE VVILCOX Willy Affijexc and Peppy ranite Girls State 45 I. V. asketball lp Varsity Basket- 2, Varsity Hockey 2, 3, Steering Committee l, Y-Teens 2, 35 Band 4: Dance Club 3 Nurse. i at ,QW lla! gfffm - - THOM AS EDWARD WHITCGMB Tom Szgzcicus and Refined Carnera Club I, 3 Sports Club lj Iunior Rotarians 45 SALMA- GUNDI 2 Ambition' Priest. IANICE RUTH WILDER ..ICm,. Perseverinq and Charming Secretary of Class l, 2, In- tramural Softball lp Square Dance Club 2. Arnbitioni Further Education. -it KAI HELETI ELIZABETH WHITE VEROTJICA BARBARA WICI-ILATID Vicki UNlUfl'1'H Ar'r1f'!ive and Hospitable LAWAY may Fumovmg Queens Court 4' Y-Teens 2, 3, B335 l, 2. 3, 4V Y-TSGYIS 2, 3. 47 Ushers' Club 2, 3, 4: Biology 4. Club 2 Square Dance Club Arrtbiticn: Nurse 11K6Y V t ARLENE IOYCE WILLARD Nina Tidy and Polite Square Dance Club 3. Ambition: Secretary. ,Q fa 3, 45 Intramural Basketball l, 2' SALMAGUTIDI 4. Ambition' Nurse ROBERT EARL WILLIAMS Willie Ezif-rgetic and industrious Student Council 4, Iunior Ro- tarians 4: Profile Boys' State 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys and Girls Week 3. Radio Steering Com- mittee 3, 4, I-li-Y 3, 4: SAI..- MAGUNDI Editor 4. Arnbition: Certified Public AC- countant. FRED ERNEST WILMOTT HENRY RODNEY WILSON ALVVIN LEWIS WINCHESTER Assiduous and Perseverinq Hank GK-1mp Spol-is Club 1- Nonclialant ana' Sedulous Scdate and Tranquil Ambition: Restaurant Owner. I. V. Baseball lg Sports Club Ambition: Farmer. lg Enterprise 4. Ambition: Teacher. 13 N32 vm--r IOHN EDWARD WRIGHT Intelligent and Hardworkinq Treasurer of Class 3, 45 Var- sity Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4: Physics Club 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Sports Club l, 2g Iunior Ro- tarians 4. Ambitiont Success 48 I-Rv-6 9 C Q ,as 'Qi' W I CONSTANCE MARY WYMAN IOAN DARLING WYMAN UCOHHISH Clever and Sociable Undwmpd and fmmfy Iunior Librarians I, 2, 3, 4. General Science Club 25 Y- Ambition: Marriage. Teens 4. Ambition' Physical Therapist. .And Cl, y0lfU'lg nian ,gym se- IOAN GARY WINN ..IOCmi., Saciable and Fun-loving lunior Librarians lg Squar Dance Club 35 Outing Clul 3: SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: College. fa 'A .I . it W ,mry fi Ql'i F :ll 5:,. , ' 3 1 f ROBERT GENE WYMAN Bob lfasyeqainq and Cheerful Goll Team 35 Intramural Ba ktball l 2 3 4 Squa e , , , g i Dance Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Navy. OBERT MONROE WYMAN Bob Consistent and Complaisant mera Club l5 Biology Club D. O. Club 3, 4. bition: Farmer. I I .iiififi ??U JL l 9 wi! Ae wiaer g ann! Ay ROSE MARY YON Tiny Witty cmd Lively Granite Girls State 45 Iunior Librarians l, 25 Physics Club 45 Enterprise 2, 3, 45 Cafe- teria Staff 35 A-Choir 45 I. V. Cheerleader l, 2, 3, lntramural Basketball l, 2. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. KENTON MIRTH YOUNG Ken Broad-minded and Iniluential A-Choir l, 2, 35 Camera Club 3: Biology Club 2: Physics Club 45 Iunior Rotarian 4: Home Room Representative 45 Debate Team 2, 3, 45 SAL- MAGUNDI 3, 4. Ambition: College. - .- 1 ll I 5 mg. ., ' re, A 1 9 lik - 55 swf ,M Q4 X .. A .AQ FREDERICK PIERCE ZECHA Chubby Admired and Athletic President of Class lg Boosters Club Trophy 25 I. V. Baseball lg I. V. Basketball l, 2: Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Success. 47 fi .4-v ff fS Z Ls. X3 1 , D dl?6.q'.C0 6.5 UWCZW 8417 72122 N D jeg! malre if Row I Freeman Wrrern Sullrvan Grllrs Bardrs Bradley Taalte Columbus Row ll Moore La Roche Beck wrth Mrlls Grlbo Osborn Mark Coty Barley IUNIOR CLASS The lunror Class started oft wrth a bang alter electrng therr ollrcers rn the sprrng Many of the junrors helped Wrth the Fresh man Class electrons The class rs proud of the boys rn our class who partrcrpated on football and cross country teams Specral congratulatrons go to Dave Bradley and Irm Krnney co captarns of the 1953 team In order to keep up the school sprrrt our class gave rn November the Goalpost Hop Whrch was ln honor ol the teams Possrble for rts success were Kay Barley lean Coty Carolyn Grlbo Harrret Farrell Allrson Os born Soma Bardrs Stan Grllrs Carolyn Thrasher lrm Krnney Dave Bradley Shrr ley Iohnson Skrp Martrn Our class has taken an actrve part rn many actrvrtres and clubs throughout the year Many of the Junrors attended the Mrd Year Ball Sonra Bardrs and Norma Davrs represented our class rn the queens court Great plans are now under way for the Iunror Senror Prom whrch our class rs gorng to sponsor Mr Gober and Mrss Salford our class advrsers have helped and Worked Wllh us to make the Iunror Class the best ever r - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' ' 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Q 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' - , ' . . . - 1 , - . . . rr 11 - - - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 4? gf? 1 K ,., gf' . i :sos ' Y ' , iltpf fix I' 2 1 X 9 x L 2 9 coz S 'x X x Y ,QW-4 , President. STANLEY GILLIS Treasurer: DAVID BRADLEY vrce President: SOITIA BARDIS Secretary: EDNVARD SULLIVAN , A Bow I: P. Cloutier, P. Colman, D. Blood, N. Burrill, E. Anderson, I. Burt, I. Columbus, K. Bailey, H. Carpen- ter, C. Blair, Row H: I. Ball, B. Clark, N. Belden, B, Carpenter, C. Baird, S. Bolduc, R. Bowlby, N. Davis, M. Conant. Row Ill: M. Ball, S. Chase, R. Casillo, G. Austin, H. Descoteaux, A. Curtis, E. Bridge, D. Bradley, I. Beckwith, M. Coburn. Row IV: N. Boufford, C, Daniels, I. Bowlby, E. Bemis, H. Bourassa, S. Croft, I. Ber- geron, S. Bemis, S. Bardis, G. Buckley, E. Ball, I. Baldwin. Bow V: C. Thrasher, H. Farrell, A. Osborn, C. Gilbo, C. Derby, I. Coty, S. Barcome, C. Croteau, I. Beckwith, C. Barden. TUNIOR-ELLA Once upon a time in the Kingdom of Edu- cation, Iunior-Ella lived with her helpful father. As the years passed, her father brought a hard stepmother CKeene Highl with her two daughters, CHomework and Marksl, to live with her. Her stepmother was not cruel but very hard. She made poor Iunior-Ella get up at seven o'clock in the morning and go to school by eight. Poor Iunior-Ella! Homework was forever calling her to do some work, and Marks left her anything but peaceful. One day as Iunior-Ella was at one of her chores, she heard a notice by Ed Farina concerning a Kings Ball which was to be held. Iunior-Ella hoped and prayed with all her heart that someone from the football team - Co-captains Dave Bradley and Iim Kinney, Bob Soucy, Ken Koskela, Freddy Kosmo, Skip Martin, Francis Gallup, Bob of yOU? LULQBA .7 lmcif Yi! nexf year Shea, Bill Hewel, or Ronnie Patnode would ask her. She wanted to go very badly, but she didn't think that her two step- sisters CHomework and Marksb would let her. Then, she was suddenly interrupted by a loud shout from one of Homework's helpers, Mr. Mulvaney. She did not know her assignment very well, but that math brain, Paul Cloutier, came to her rescue. Suddenly there came a tapping, as of someone rapping, rapping gently at Room 20's door. Ot course, it was Margaret Grossi, Helen Bourassa, Ann White, Leah Medotl, Frances Warlick, and Ioan Priest clicking their magic typewriters. As Iunior-Ella was passing to her next chore, a swift breeze fRonnie Holbrook, Ed- rick Farina, Robert Wheeler, Ed Sullivanl ran by. Martha Conant yelling, Oh, Man, made her begin to chuckle like Smiley Chase. She passed that cute, long eye- lashed kid lHarriet FarrellI and those sharp dressers KNancy Roberts and Skipper Mar- tinI. She stopped at her junk closet ClockerI. Ronnie Ieflords was there helping his girl, Ioyce CSweetstuftI Burt with her books. Row I: E. Farina, G. Eaton, H. Heath, M. Ingalls, A. Frazier, B, Doody, R. Fisk, A. Fuller, W. Fealey, R. Hurd. Row II: M. Dodge, R. Hanson, Iean Fowle, G. Fuller, S. Iohnson, P. Ioyal, C. Desrosiers, I. King, A. Far- inoli, V. Eichorn. Row III: K. Koskela, A. Hammond, D. Henault, D. Firmin, H. Dodge, K. Hill, R. Ieffords, R. Holbrook, L. Georgina. Row IV: H. Hamlin, E. Peacock, A. Fontaine, M. Grossi, M. Kilroy, R. Hazen, I. Kent, S. Duguay, Ioan Fowle, E. Fisk, C. Bosworth. Row V: A. Forcier, W. Hewel, I. Kinney, F. Gallup, B. Hill, B. Freeman, P. Holbrook. r Bow I: A. Mackay, F. Moore, M. Iarvis, C. Parker, E. Mills, F. Plummer, L. Loiselle, C. Nurse, M. Lewis, H. Lake. Row II: P. O'Brien, M. Lawrence, D. Miller, I. Pasno, M. Norton, M. Miinch, P. Matson, S. Paguette, E. Pearson, L. Parker. Row III: I. Morse, D. Mosher, V. Mann, D. Lamothe, C. McDonald, M. Purrington, B. Mark, B. Norton, B. Miller. Row IV: R. Lefebvre, M. Milford, D. Ouellette, B. Lewis, D. Putney, C. McCul- tough, N. Medoff, I. Priest, N. Parker, P. Lang, F. Olmstead. Row V: D. Major, D. Kearney, I. Moore, Iim Moore, R. Patnode, W. Leonard, I. Merrill, R. Lammela, A. Mattson. Row VI: F. Kosmo, G. Martin, R. Mackey, R. Parrott. Ieanne Coty and Iane Bailey, two terrific gals, greeted her with their special hella Before she got to her next chore she saw the double-Iays fIean and Ioan Fowlel, and right behind them, those inseparable buddies - Ioan Kent and Sandy Bemis. Then a shrill cry of Hi, Liz shouted by Bob Shea to Sonia Bardis came through the corridors. Three minutes was almost up so she hur- ried down the hall and entered the room. She motioned Nancy Curfew Burrill to hur- ry so she wouldn't be late. Another of Horneworks helpers fMr. I-lanleyl had to shut his door because those peppy cheer- leaders Marlene Miinch, Allison Osborn, Carolyn Thrasher, Dolly Stalbird, and Eve- lyn and Helen Robinson were making so much noise. After getting some gum from Margaret Dodge she attempted to throw the Wrapper into the basket, but missed. Of course, Iim Beckwith, Bobby Hemeon, Stan Gillis, Bob Freeman, Skip Martin, Dick Mackey, or Iim Kinney, members of our fine basketball squad, would have been willing to make the shot for her. Norma ang Oil we oclclfi are wiflz you Davis, a member of the queens court, helped Iunior-Ella with her homework. Two golden-haired sisters commonly known as the Bowlbys were signing date contracts. In the next few days, Iunior-Ella kept teasing Homework and Marks to let her go, but they wouldn't. Then suddenly, a fairy Godmother fMiss Saffordl with her kind brother ilvlr. Goberl appeared. They helped Iunior-Ella so that finally she was able to go. Iunior-Ella now wishes to thank her two wonderful advisers and class officers iPresi- dent Stan Gillis, Vice-President Sonia Bar- dis, Secretary Ed Sullivan, and Treasurer Dave Bradleyl for their help, hard work, and leadership. The Iunior Class Uunior- Ellal of 1953 will long remember the jour- ney through the Kingdom of Education. Row I: D. White, N. Wheelock, L. Talbot, G. Wager, H. Thompson, M. Seaver, S. Rivers, M. St. Peter, B. Wood, D. Vigneau. Row II: H. Robinson, E. Robinson, B. Stone, P. Russell, A. White, P. Wirein, D. Stal- bird, B. Simeneau, L. Russell, F. Warlick, P. Sweeney. Row Ill: S. Ross, C. Worcester, G. Rivers, B. Shea, C. Symonds, E. Sullivan, F. Watt, I. Vorce, N. Shelly. Row IV: P. Shepard, M. White, C. White, K. Thorn- ton, M. Stinson, A. Sweeney, B. Weeks, E. Taafe, L. Wilson, N. Roberts, A. Thrasher. Row V: V. Yoerger, B. Quigley, I. Sausville, E. Symonds, B. Soucy, B. Wichland, R. Wheeler, W. Wydo, F. Van Arsdale, H. Thompson, W. Symonds, H. Tetreault. ime wi!! fe!! Rowl Campbell Whrtcomb Mart1neau Calef Langley Rondow Lo1selle Kelly Row II Kxmball Ball Purrxngton Flxbotte Trombley Croteau Iohnson Arseneault Keele Hartnett SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class led by 1ts class olhcers Robert Calel presrdent W1ll1am Langley VICE presrdent Arlene Martlneau bara Kelly and Ioseph Shrllady advlsory counc1l was oft to a good start thxs fear when they played host to the freshmen at the Freshman Beceptlon The clever decor at1ons tor the dance followed a Harmony Ball theme Respons1ble tor the success of the event were Barbara Kelly Peggy Lmd sey Arlene Martmeau Doreen Chabott Iaclae Champagne Nancy Ball Patsy Rrch mond Bob Calef and B111 Langley Many members of our class ordered class rmgs rn the early part ot the year The r1ng lS of the latest style and has proved very popular Aprll 24 lt was a success Our class has been well represented 1n sports and clubs th1s year We are partlcu larly proud of Ray Egan who was awarded the Boosters Club Trophy and ot Crosley Fletcher and Forest Robrnson members of the champ1onsh1p Cross Country Team On the whole our class has had a truly actlve and eventful year Thls makes us very proud to be members of the class of l l secretaryg Shelby Ronclow, treasurerg Bari We planned the SHIP-A-AHOY dance, ' ' '55. 'WTA Row I: L. Campbell, A. Belluscio, I. Boyle, P. Bolduc, R. Beard, A. Bemis, R. Corrette, C. Davis, B. Brown, M. Buckley. Row ll: M. Anderson, G. Burnham, N. Ball, B, Carpenter, E. Burnham, M. Bedaw, D. Blake, D. Costner, D. Beliveau, B. Cote. Row llli C. Cummings, B. Blancato, I. Begin, B. Ball, A. Bailey, P. Corignan, D. Bean, D. Bohannon, B. Brewer, C. Burke. Row IV: D. Britton, P. Blake, K. Britton, B. Butfum, C. Bean, W. Cross, D. Chabot, E. Bemis, A, Clough, C. Campbell, I. Champagne. Row V: C. Cameron, D, Barcomb, L. Coleman, G, Croteau, G. Arsenault, D. Darling, G. Carpenter, P. Commoss, D. Chabott, D. Coolidge, D. Cheney. THE SOPHOMORE PRESS - 1953 Professional Services Geometry done expertly. See Barb Kelly any time atter 2nd period. Don't break your back trying to reach the top ot your locker. Contact Dick Mar- tineau or Bob Flibbet, the human steplad- ders. Do you feel like arguing? Want to fight? See Alfred Schretter. Banish homework problems and get straight A's . See Fred Iunkala. Boys - need a bodyguard? See Arleen Martineau, Doreen Chabbott, Ioan Story, or Pat Sarstield any day after school. Polka lessons: Contact Sandra Sunne or Nancy Ball. Geography lessons free of charge. See Elaine Reardon and Irene Trombley, in- structors. aileacb up Personals Hen - are you lonely? Contact 2545-M. Eisenhower - BEWARE E Bob Calet graduates in l955. Help Wanted - Male Wanted: One reliable, steady boy friend. Are you qualified? Contact Patsy Richmond. Wanted: Two strong prep-school he-men to carry heavy loads of books daily. Call Peggy Lindsey. Help Wanted - Female Wanted: Private chaufteurs tor night travelling. Driver's license not needed. Noti- ty Bob Lambo, Bob Whitcomb, or Ioe Shil- lady, or Kim Kimball. Miscellcmeous for Sale One mentally ruined sophomore class. ZV2 '72 oft for cash. Excuses for any occasion. Slight fee. Con- tact Iim Ballou - 2404. Two brains trained especially for geom- etry. See Don Werme and Paul O'NeiI. One set of debating cards. Contact Cool- idge. History lessons with King Ferdinand. Guaranteed to get you an See David Barcomb. Slight fee. Three tickets on the Spofford bus. See Wilma Cross, Bay Egan, or Isabelle Pear- son. Row I: E. Frazier, I. Gordon, I. Diluzio, R Hart, M. Korpi, C. Fletcher, I. Edwards, T. Hartnett, I.. Iarvis, G. Decatur. Row Ili D Keele, E. Hongisto, P. Horton, B. Kelly, B. Dunham, S. Ezrow, I. Fish, E. Ingalls, S. Davis, E. LeClair. Row III: Ft. Egan, R. Descoteaux, I. Diluzio, F. Iunkala, D. Fisher, C. Ioslin, V. Dintino, A. Harper, R. Gordon, C. Driscoll. Row IV: I, Delisle, I. Gourley, P. Hurd, G. Iohnson, M. Eichorn, A. Domina, M. Hopkins, E. Harris, A. I..eDuc, I. Greene, S. Howard. Row V: M. Dennison, W. Drakeshard, Ft. Exel, G. Iardine, I. Kennedy, M. Hazen, I. Diluzio, N. Hildreth, A. Gibbs, D. Keefe, L. Driscoll, R. Filbotte, C. Iohn- son. Flow VI: D. Coburn, R. Drouin, R. Desrosier, R. Griffin. .xy -xx. Row I1 D. Lefebvre, I. Petty, P. Lounder, I. Noreross, H. Parkhurst, M. Miller, R. Lambert, S. Marsh, R. Red- field, S. Ovellette. Row II1 I. Maslen, M. Pasno, A. Martineau, I. Moore, E. Reardon, S. Purrington, I. Martin, M. Patria, B. Nosek, E. Mason. Row III: M. Poulos, R. Lambo, H. Pierce, H. Loiselle, D. Nielsen, H. Buskey, R. Mallat, R. Proctor, R. Letourneau, K. Luopa, I. Makeon. Row IV: S Lacoille, C. Lower, G. Madden, I. Pearson, R. Martin, M, Nims, P. Lindsey, B. Nurse, A. Plummer, A. Patenaude, W. Kimball. Row V: E. Lounder, P. Perrin, P. Lammela, P. O'Neil, R, Martineau. Soph-moron Pet Shop Owned and operated by Mr. Mitchell and Mrs. Mousley. Two song-birds: Roger LeTourneau and Tom Van Arsdale. One pair of love birds: Danny Pelligrinni and Sally Purrington. Two Parrotts: Anne Domina and Dorothy Cheney. Wolf: Ralph Martineau. Professional Services Boys! How would you like to be taught the Charleston by two experienced hockey girls? Contact Emy LeClair and Mary Bedaw. Boys! You're sure to win all your games: it you contact four I. V. Cheerleaders with lots of pep: Iean DiLuzio, Carole Sweeney, Sandra Davis, and Winnie Sherwin. OA, fo Ae young. e, dee in 155 Personals Verb wheels for sale, Iune 13, outside of . room I7. Sellers will be Lorraine Iarvis and Want to carry on correspondence with Margaret Woodbury. geometry professors? Contact Ianie Maslen for their addresses. Help wanted - Male . .. Any boys in the mechanic arts course ex- New book' lust Sul fin the market' BGS' perienced in remodeling worn-out Driver's kefbcill Rules R6'V1S9d l-VY Carole Lower Education Cars contact Dot Beliveau, Car- and Nancy Hildreth. ole Cameron and Ann Domina. Row I: E. Rousseau, C. Sweeney, E. Tatro, E. Royce, I. Rose, B. Richardson, W, Wright, W. Sherwin, R. Theriault, M. Woodbury. Row II: P. Shepard, I, Story, C. Young, L. Vorce, C. Rose, M. White, M. Trom- bley, S. Wyman, S. Sausville, C. Trotter. Row III: D. Ross, F. Watkins, F. Whitcomb, I. Smith, R. Reynolds W. Strathern, R. Whitcomb, F. Robinson, P. Sweet, I. Langley. Row IV: I. Stowell, A. Yendell, P. Small, A. Thompson, B. White, P. Richmond, E, Verry, S. Sunne, I. Stone, I. Thayer, D. Robbins. Row V: D. Wilbur, R. Sherrick, T. Van Arsdale, A. Schretter, C. Taft, S. Rondow, I. Trombley, P. Sarsfield. E. Wolski, T. Ylitalo, K. Robertson, B. Roy. Row VI: I. Shillady, C. Seymour, B. Ward, R. Ringland, D. Werme, R. Tolman, T. Streeter, C. Wright. 1 olltli Um Rowl Osborne Blood Dyshlevrch Amadon Flemmg Forma Martell Rus ell Row ll Vorce Huntley Wesley Dollar Callahan l-lrll Bedard Call Frazler Reardon McLellan FINAL FRESHMEN When our Freshman Class entered school stncken frtghtened and nervous but alter ct couple of weeks we qu1ckly adjusted ourselves to our new surroundmgs Durtng September we held our class elec tlons and chose Bruce Amadon Presldent Sherla Flemtng V1ce Prestdent Sophxe Dy shlev1ch Secretary and Ronald Parma On September 26 the Sophomore Class honored us wlth the Freshman Recept1on We sponsored a dance on March 13 Whxch was very successful We hope that thts freshman class Keene Hrgh s last has proved to be worthy and a credrt to Keene H1gh in the fall of 1952, we were all panic Treasurer- ? Preiidcmz BRUCE ATXADOII Seiircliiryz SOPHIE DYSHLEVICH V co Progzdcnt SHEHA FI.ET.TIffG Trodsuror RQHALD FARIIIA Row li D. Butler, R. Buflum, G. Caron, L. Cutter, S. Cunningham, E. Bowers, S. Cummings, R. Croteau, L. Barcome, A. Coleman. Row ll: L. Castor, E. Clough, B. Claywood, B. Carey, V. Chase, H. Champney, M. Bemis, I. Breen, D. Auger, C. Bailey. Bow lll: D, Buckman, E. Conway, R. Clark, D. Ball, G. Austin, L. Campbell, R. Callahan, F. Chamberlain, I. Coppo, R. Ball, R. Chaput. Row IV: B. Bulfum, C. Cole, C. Ber- geron, B. Bemis, B. Bussiere, M. Call, B. Clay, C. Bleau, C. Boomer, M, Curtis, C. Conboy. Bow V: D. Croft, P. Boyea, H. Bolewski, D. Ayers, S. Boyd, C. Bonnette, B. Chamberlain, S. Blood, V. Columbus, B. Baker, I. Beal, W. Bardwell, B, Coates. FRESHMAN CLASS A--stands for Arnadon, President ol our class, We all know Bruce, he's top brass. B-is for Blood, a cute little lass, Also for Butlurn whose Iay Vees are fast. lt's also for Breen, she's quite petite ,- And Bedard and Blastos, two fine ath- letes. C-is for all-star Columbus and Chase. Callahan and Coates also set a good pace. Dfis tor Dyshlevich, our Iay Vee star - And also for Dollar who's right up to par. We must include Dicey, a swell guy by tar. Efis for Echard who really is witty And lor each freshman in our line city. waif Zu' uri ear!! of wid om gives us Fleming, our cute freshman veep, And also Farina -- our accounts he does keep. A couple more freshmen were proud to meet, Are Farrar and Farrell, they're both all reet. G-is tor Gonyou, a Petite jeune fille And also for Garceau, he's quite a I-i wheel. is for Hopkins F- Edna you know - Also for Hewitt who's always on the go. Then for Heidi with many a beau, And Brian Houghton, a Iay Vee hero. And then to make this list complete We must include Huntley - he's on our beat. I-gives us lsroe. He's one of the best. He surely can keep up with all the rest. for something we all possess IIVE S .. - Which really proves our class is alive. Row I: B. Howe, I. Hamelin, I. Hanninen, A. DiIulio, M. Houle, D. Farrar, H. Descoyeau, A. Glazier, H. Hamel, I. Hewitt. Row ll: B. Davis, H. Farrell, E. Fuller, B. Gallup, R. Hayward, E. DiBernardo, L. Driscoll, G. Gorges, C. Dunn, M. Diluzio, M. Gates. Row III: E. Felch, G. Garceau, I. Boyea, I. Huntley, R. Goodale, G. Eckhard, G. Howard, R. Farina, L. Goodnow, R. Gallup, G. Ezrow, L. Horton. Row IV: E. Hopkins, D. Hunt, I. Gonyou, M. Garnett, E. Harper, B. Gillis, M. Galway, L. Hill, H. Henry, G. Dollar, R. Harris. How V: D. Dicey, S. Frissell, R. Frazier, I. Eaton, G. Ford, L. Hardy, N. Field, C. Eager, B. Houghton, G. Huntley, W. Hayes. Y-A Row I: M. Durham, I. Martin, I. Goodrich, I. Lefebvre, I. Hoflman, T. Kirschner, G. Larson, D. Codding, C. Martell, W. Meade. Row II: P. Pelkey, N. Nareau, M. Kimball, R. Pratt, M. Nichols, P. LaClair, I. Kearney, A. McPhail, B. Phillips, I. Marsh, S. Dyshlevich. Row III: B. Barrett, H. Hubbard, R. Metevier, E. LaBounty, R. Lounder, D. Ellis, R. Descoteaux, C. Meade, I. Lake, R. Horton, I. O'Brien, B. Priest. Row IV: S. Fleming, I. Karsis, P. Philbrick, I. Kretowicz, B. LaPorte, P. Mott, B. Meloon, A. Leslie, M. Iardine, B. Phillips, M. Iudd. Row V: B. Amadon, B. Lavigne, F. Baldwin, G. Lang, ll. Hitchcock, S. Oles, S. Knight, S. Knight, S. Myers, S. Perron, S. Kershaw, I. Loranger, H. Lawrence. Row VI: K. Madden, D. Morse, D. Kinney, N. LaPierre, B. McLellan, I. Hazen, S. Osborn, E. Morse, V. Colburn, A. Murdough, T. Nichols, E. Pickering, I. Parker, B. Nally, L. Martin. K-is for Karsis, a real peppy gal, N-Yes, that's for Nichols, and also Nareau. lt's also for Nancys - We have quite a few. O-is lor Osborn. He's really quite smart. We couldnt forget him in making this And also for Kimball, she's everyones pal. lt's also for Kershaw, we call her Sal. L-gives us Larson. That's our Gret, , Chart, , Sh ,S one G1 Wen never for et P-is for Philbrick whom everyone knows e Q Q ' And also for Perron who's right on her ' toes. M 1ZlC3irfMOIf2e i1lYfCUfeAQUYl1iU ROOU137- Q-is for the Quties, our class has its n or ar e ,our nge rom Share: Heaven. We have the best ever seen anywhere. MJ! ever again R-that's Reardon, a cute little miss. Shes really charming, and so full of bliss. Another R we must remember is Rus- sell - Who came this September. S-is for Simon, Bonn's quite tall - And also for Seaver who's not shy at all. T-that's Treat, a home room rep, A Iay Vee cheerleader, full of pep. U-is tor us, this fine Freshman Class. From us the future leaders will pass. V-is tor victory We Want to obtain. Success in this great World is our aim. W-is for Wichland, a good-looking lad - And also for Wyman, who's never been sad. X-marks the spot where we now stand. Our freshman year at high school has been just grand. Y-is for year - the one we've just spent - And also for youth that we represent. Z-is for zest, our class has it all. We're up and coming, right on the ball. Row I: S. Warlick, R. Tarditi, T. Quigley, S. Page, I. Wesley, W. Sweeney, E. Ylitalo, I. Stavrou, E. Thompson P. Spencer. Row II: P. Russell, M. Todd, I. Wall, E. Swett, I. Watt, I. Redfield, F. 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H 4 IES - ' 3 f . 1 'I t 3 'I li ...Q , 5555 sau I Cutter, Markou, Thompson, Curtis, Miss Raymond, Kregos, Williams, Merrill, Collias, Taft, Ellis, Park, Young. Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Treasurer Secretary Literary Editor Art Editor Sports Editors Business Manager Activities Editor SALMAGUNDI ROBERT WILLIAMS GEORGE KREGOS LYMAN CURTIS CAROLE MERRILL CYNTHIA CUTTER FREDERICK ELLIS SANDRA MISKELLY PETER MARKOU KENTON YOUNG BARBARA TAFT Salmagundi Staff Not Shown: Perry, Oja, Swahnberg, Stack, McClure, Nadeau, Hol- brook, I-Iartwell, Murray, Bergeron, Menzies, Putnam, Bohannon, Hawes, Pellicelli, Wich- land, Simpson, Stone, The board of '53 has tried, to the best of its ability, to present to the students of Keene High School a yearbook ot which you may be proud. Although many orig- inal changes have been made in this year's SALMAGUNDI, the board has profited, both by the mistakes and gains ot the preceding graduating classes. This book, then, is the product of not one but many years' work and concentration. We have combined all our talents to make this years SALMAGUNDI the best ever. 'UL KOA. KO! ik? ldferfffeff ENTERPRISE Editor-in-chief CYNTHIA CUTTER copies from the more fortunate students who Associate Editors IOYCE MCCLURE had managed to purchase theirs before SANDRA MISKELLY they had all been sold. Assistant Editor BRADLEY MARK The spring issue, which came out just Business Manager GEORGE KREGOS before the April vacation, was equally pop- Associate Business Manager CAROL PELLICELLI Assistant Business Maanger HARRIET FARRELL Art Editor SALLY PUTNAM Assistant Art Editor LlNDA PARKER Adviser MRS, AVIS M. COLBY Though the Enterprise, now in its fifty- seventh year of continuous publication, was published only twice this year, an effort was made to produce larger and more in- teresting magazines. The first issue, which Went on sale in December, was a complete sellout, and many students went about asking to borrow ular with the student body. Both issues re- ceived many favorable comments in maga- zines from other schools on our exchange list. ln the December issue of The School Press Review, published by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, the Poetry of the Month Was selected by the Enter- prise adviser, assisted by exchange edi- tor, Carolyn Thrasher, and featured poems by Phyllis Farnum and Margaret Kilroy. lt is the hope of every member of the Enterprise staff that this year the maga- zine will again obtain a first-place rating in the Columbia Scholastic Press Associations Annual Contest, as it did last year. Row l: Parker, Putnam, Mrs. Colby, Farrell, Pellicelli, McClure, Champagne, Kelly, Thrasher, Harris. Row ll: Kregos, Chase, Williams. K 5 U Q ., M- xi .. i Vik' 3 'ls :-lb' fQ.wf1! - . W W s Row I: Thompson, Miss Tracy, Park, Taft, Hawes, Oja, Swahnberg, Miss Ritchie, Mr. Perkins. Row II: Stack, Collias, Niles, Perry. THE INFORMER Editor Business Manager Exchange Editor CONNIE HAWES BARBARA TAFT RUTH OIA The whole purpose of the Informer is summer up in its motto, By, For, and About the Students. It is written, set up, and printed by the students. It is for the stu- dents and is all about them. Included in the paper are editorials, re- ported news articles and features. One feature specialty of each issue is the personality of the month column which honors one person from each class who has done the most for his class. A person has never, so far, been chosen more than once. To become a member of the Informer staff a student must first write a trial article, so that his ability may be judged. If his work is satisfactory he becomes a staff member, and is given at least one assign- ment for each issue. He is responsible for seeing that all information is discovered and that the assignment is in on time. The Informer could not possibly get along without the co-operation of the corn- mercial department. Typing students type all the material in columns and send it back to the staff. Staff members then arrange the make-up of each page, and then the sten- cils are cut. These are turned over to the clerical practice class which completes the Work on the Informer. Here the paper is run off on the mimeograph machine, and each copy marked with the subscribers name. The last issue of each year is the Senior Issue in which superlatives, class Will, class prophecy, and ambitions are included. Members: C. Park, C. Collias, N. Swahnberg, M Perry, S. Thompson, C. Cutter, L. Carroll R. Niles, P. Stack, C. Parker, M. Dennison N. Davis, P. Philbrick, B. Kelly, S. Fleming, C. Cameron, S. Randow, I. Champagne, P. Richmond, I. Coty, I. Gonyou. Advisers: Miss Tracy, Miss Ritchie, Mr. Perkins. 1 1 we 5tll,JeI'l tif tidy t g,,,g00 Ee ' 1 - Q? 6' Seated Kelly, Kregos, Beckwith, Williams Standing: Miss Plante, Russell, Langley, Shillacly, Arnadon, Fleming, Bardis, Philbrick, Gillis, Calet, Mr. Bridges. ADVISORY COUNCIL President DONALD STONE Vice President GEORGE KBEGOS Treasurer ROBERT WILLIAMS Secretary CABOLYN PUTNAM Assistant Secretary IANE BECKWITH This years Student Council has been one of the most active in the history of Keene High. The council undertook several projects which proved to be profitable for both stu- dents and faculty. One of the first responsibilities the coun- cil assumed was the supervision of fresh- man elections. ln addition to helping with the actual voting, the council also helped the candidates plan their campaigns and design posters to help poll votes. The council did much to help popularize dancing within the school. Besides sponsor- ing and supervising afterfthe-game dances during football season, it also sponsored a dancing program in the gym during lunch periods. According to the preamble of its constitu- tion, the aims of the Keene I-ligh School Stu- dent Advisory Council are to promote good citizenship in the youth of our school and to encourage the practice of the con- cepts of true democracy . . . and to make our school ever better. This year's council certainly has fulfilled those aims. ur xelareaen fa, fiued it 0. J , 9 Nag Confuciud Jaya - - 2 V 'A - . li, t Xe, DEBATE CLUB fi if fsikfl pg it , ffl ll , ---,, rx-rt fb ', t ars Debate Club X 45111122115 CI ried ',T a't1'-emlgsr 'N X- X 1 2 I v ,, ,sk Q1 fig iq X XX . ' QQSBVQTG t-ri 'oh were 35 o' enjoyabl a Tiilformative. ln the De- xgx ing floru h d t B wdoin College, two B o f he Kee deb t placed second. X TTNX, I f The clu mbersx lso attended the Dart- ollth Colle eel Speelj Tournament and the Debate 'Uqurtarrren aagyxthe University of New l-la psliile ' XTX ' , 5 wk -euzmberhj the club Spent most of t ext r antic' ' ' Nihe Bates Triangle Pre- ' Bt is X' x W I f - A z , , V sr t , .. ... , N ., ' X 1 ff Y' y ,fl liminary Debate, the winner of which goes to the Bates College forthe finals. To wind up a very successful year, the club traveled to South Portland, Maine, lor the Debating Tournament there. The novice and varsity debators competed in a tour- nament at the University ot New Hampshire, where several of them won the honor of best speaker. During the year, in addition to these im- portant debates, the club members held numerous practice debates and attended several clinics to help improve themselves. Bow l Mrs Willis, Coty, lsroe, Howarl, Bean, Felch, Bichznorid, Coolidge. Bow ll: Bedington, M Young Schretter, Croteau, K, Young, Calef, l-lewel, Shea l ff' 5 -B I ranife ir 6 GRANITE GIRLS STATE Girls' State is a wonderful experience for any girl. lt is not a school in which one learns from books, it is a system by which one learns from actual participation. The girls elect city, county, and state officialsg they comprise the Senate and the House, they form their own parties. Programs are planned to fill every day. The girls work hard during the day, carry- ing on party and government affairs and during the evenings they enjoy many forms of recreation. Many distinguished guests were present at a banquet held in honor of the girls. Among the guests were exfGovernor Sher- man Adams lnow Assistant Presidentl and Mrs. Adams, The Keene girls really proved themselves outstanding for Sandra Mislcelly was elec- ted governor and was named a delegate to Girls' Nation. Girls' State is something each girl should work for, not only because of the knowl- edge she can acquire, but also because of the marvelous friends she can make. Row I: Houghton, Govangeli, Misl-celly, Swahngerg. Row ll: Yon, Niles, Perry, Park. Row Ill: Hawes, Wilcox, Putnam. ,,.,.::- BOYS' STATE Delegates to Boys' State: Leon Lamarre, Miles Waltz, George Ioslin, Robert Williams, Philip Stack, George Kre- gos, Donald Stone, Ronald Flanders. Last Iune eight boys from Keene High attended Profile Boys' State at the Univer- sity of New Hampshire, Six of the delegates were sponsored by local organizations and two others were sent from Chesterfield, The whole Boys' State program is under the sponsorship of the American Legion and Mr, Gober, the local chairman. The dele- gates are picked for their scholastic, leader- ship, and character records. Early in the week, elections are held for Governor and Governor's Council. Donald Stone was elected Governor of Boys' State, and George Kregos, Robert Williams, and Philip Stack were elected to the Governor's council. All delegates from Keene served on committees and took an active part in the proceedings, The delegates attended several sessions and heard many interesting and distin- guished speakers. At the last session, the boys received pins and diplomas in recog- nition of a job well done. Profile Boys' State is an annual program held each year for boys in their junior year of high school to teach them governmental principles - - federal, state, county, city, and town. me none, 'hex Row I: Sturgis, Young, Waltz, Wright, Ccimbigue, Curtis. Row ll: Mr. Glazier, Stack, Keough, Columbus, Zecha, Hamilton, Goslant, Whitcornb. Absent when picture was taken: Stone, Kregos, Williams. IUNIOR ROTARIANS 'T The object of the Iunior Rotarians Plan is to acquaint senior boys with Keene's leading businesses, professional men, and their problems. The seniors are picked by the faculty on the basis of their scholastic, athletic, civic, and leadership records established during their three years in high school. Two boys are chosen for each month, be- ginning in October. During their month, they attend the dinner meetings held each Monday. There they have an opportunity to meet some of the rnost prominent men in the city and learn tirst hand ot the busi- ness world. Also, the Iunior Rotarians hear excellent speakers. F J ,, W AAThe boys who attended dliilvng November were fortunate in being, t tlzzektliirtieth an- niversary banquet 'Lat he Ksbrie, Rotary Club. At this meeting they heard sp akers describe a veryvimpresfiiye list at p ojects which Rotary sponsored ' ililxlieene. ln Feb- ruary, thegboys taken lon alcorhplete tour ot the Ametfigtah O' tical Theboys who sis dsenl to lmhnior Rotarians realizefvzhat ap lionor it is and they appreciate the wonderful opportunity which isfgiven them. T K Q, I . A .Q 1 Q V A f , ,- ik .Q Q 5 AK 5. I X i i ,Q J, 3 T Q? tr - g ........ g K I gwvfggg X ., x l ..., N rf if e eaf fbrftlg , lilflfffl t'ti ll ' I X :me lafay fi fAe fking v DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club is one of the largest and most outstanding clubs in the school. Meetings are usually held twice a month and, after the business events are taken care of, different students entertain their fellow members with skits, pantomimes, and other forms of talent. ln the fall the Dramatic Club put on three one-act plays: 'The Happy Tourney, a comedy, The Master of Solitaire, a mys- tery, and Brothers-ln-Arms, another com- edy. The players took two trips to Boston to see professional plays. Song of Glory was the annual Christ- mas play which had truly a beautiful and inspiring message for the whole student body. Being a large organization the Dramatic Club offers membership to many students interested in acting, stage Work, and assist- ing behind the scenes. In return the club helps develop poise, character, and leader- ship, besides providing an opportunity for students to show talents and abilities. President NORMA SWAHNBERG Vice President IEAN ANN GOVANGELI Secretary BARBARA TAFT Treasurer DIANA TOBTAS lunior Treasurer DONALD BLOOD Sophomore Treasurer SYLVIA MARSH Row I: Govangeli, Taft, Swahnberg, Blood, Mrs, Collins, Ellis, Stack, Tobias. Row II: Park, Markou, He-wel, Fa ell, Thrasher, Barker, Beckwith Letourneau Dod e Kosmo Shea Kinne Conant, Thompson, Collias, ' 1 i l I E 4 r 1 ' 7 5 f i Q I I I Y. Lois-elle, Codding. Row Ill: Legere, Curtis, Fraser, Price, Wright, Sweet, i f - l I Q .P E 'Li t , X ive cenfri alue IUNIOR LIBRARIANS The Iunior Librarians assist in the library one study period a Week. By knowing more about the library they can help with the important duties that keep the library func- tioning smoothly. Charging books, preparing new books for circulation, book displays, and Working With the new magazines are some of the duties performed by the group. Individual projects were important this year. The librarians made book lists of in- terest to themselves and of value to the student body. Social affairs were not forgotten. The Christmas party was a great success. Regu- lar meetings were held every other Week. Field trips were planned and a book sale was sponsored by the club. The Iunior Li- brarians also sponsored the library exhibits in the Hobby Show and Science Fair. President IOAN WYMAN Vice President IANICE STONE Secretary GLORIA FULLER Treasurer CAROL BONNETTE Row I: Strathern, Bailey, Hongisto, Stone, Peacock, Bonneite, Coty. Row II: Howard, Purrington, Martin, Davis, Ouellette, Miss Doe. Row I: Collias, Wichland, Case, Davis, Putnam, Niles. Row II: Aldrich, Legere, Swahnberg. Row III: Hawes, Roberts, Merrill. USHERS' CLUB Head Usher BEATRICE LEGERE Assistant Head Usher NANCY ROBERTS The main object of the Ushers' Club is to provide ushers at school affairs which re- quire ushering and also to furnish ushers for outside affairs when called upon to do so. The club is instrumental in helping the girls to acquire poise and personality when meeting the public. The girls enjoy ushering at different func- tions throughout the year. Of course gradu- ation is an important event in the minds of the underclassmen and all ushers look CC forward to the Freshmen Reception, assem- blies, the Rotary Club play, the Dramatic Club play, and the annual Talent Show. Selection for membership in this club is usually held in the spring. Ten girls are selected by the club with the help of the head usher, the assistant head usher, and the club adviser, Mr. Richmond. The Ushers' Club is a popular club and many girls are desirous of membership. This can be attributed to the fact that the members themselves are proud of this club and are desirous of upholding its standards. 0 c c 7, annie annze Q16 4 I t w Row I: N. Davis, L. Davis, I. Trombley, B. Kelly. Row II: C. Park, M. Bean, I. Dubois, C. Wyman, C. Collias, S. Thompson. Row III: C. Pellecelli, F. Perrin, M. Holbrook, H. White, C. Turner, P. Simpson, C. Putnam, V. Wichland. Row IV: S. Fleming, C. Hawes, M. Dodge, D. Putney, C. Cameron, C. Reardon. Row V: N. Wheelock, I. Champagne, S. Isroe, D. Farrar, I. Ward, I. DiLuzio, D. Chabott, P. Lindsey, E, Reardon, D. Believeau, M. Nichols, I. Gonyou, C. Martell. Row VI: H. Henry, S. Oles. Row VII: E. Turner, G. Lang, S. Kershaw, S. Blood, S, Tolman, S. Seaver, I. Kent, S. Bemis, H. Hewitt, Y-TEENS The Y-Teens is a club organized for girls of high school age, so that they may learn the ideals of both social and personal living and grow, through Gods love, to under- stand His love of all men, regardless of race, creed, or color. At Thanksgiving time, a basket of food was given by the girls to a needy family. Each Y-Teen brought a donation Which was packed in a basket and brought by the girls, personally, to the family. At Christmas, gifts, brought by the girls, were wrapped and given to the same fam- ily. In addition to several other acts of char- ity, the Y-Teens helped during the Red Feather Drive by selling tickets for the dance and revue. The Y-Teens Club has been outstanding in school this year. Those who profit by the helpfulness and kindness of the Y-Teens are grateful for .the time and effort the girls put into their Work. President LORETTA DAVIS Vice President NORMA DAVIS Secretary IRENE TROMBLEY Treasurer BARBARA KELLY Adviser MISS NORMA SAFFORD .jvlegaing .jvlanolo Cl, HI-Y This years I-II-Y has not been so active as in previous years, due to the resignation of Mr. Burrill, the former adviser. The club was dissolved in October until a new ad- visor could be found, Finally, the club mem- bers asked Mr. Roger Blood. Alter his ac- ceptance, the members got busy, mal-:ing up for lost time. The club resumed its activities in Ianuary, and immediately started petitioning for new members. The membership of the I-Ii-Y is limited to twenty-five, and each boy's record is examined belore he is admitted to the club. The club's objectives are to aid the school in any way possible and to render any ser- vice to the school and community that it can. Although the club as a body has had very little opportunity to do this, each in- dividual member ot the I-Ii-Y did his part in living up to that goal. President LYMAN CURTIS Vice President IOHN WRIGHT Secretary CARL KEOUGH Treasurer ROBERT WILLIAMS Chaplain GEORGE HAMILTON Adviser ROGER BLOOD Members: Edward Sweet, Edward Sullivan, Donald Stone, George Kregos, David Bradley, Bruce Fraser, Iohn Carroll, Frederick Zecha, Lloyd Punt and Arthur O'Neil. C. Keough, G. Hamilton, I. Carroll, L. Curtis, I. Wright, E. Sweet, B. Fraser. we Canaried A .Sf-.s vo 5, CHOIR This year the A cappella choir has been tire group participated ' : Am i very active. Their debut was made on De- tival at Laconia, New C1m':,'i , 1 1, 11 cember 9th at the Annual Christmas Con- group ot juniors and seni rs ' - res te choir at the Concert Festiv on M ch and 20th. The choir concluded the ear by singi cert. Also in December, a selected group from the choir entertained at the lnvalids' Home. The choir presented its Annual Spring several selections at the bac alaur ate s r- Concert on May 14. On May 16th, the en- vices. Q'xxi.,!? X fx V, i1 l ffl 'lit til'- ' ' fig ? I lid liz .X 'ini - X x Row I: Yon, B. Legere, Tait, Park, Hawes, Govangeli, Hurd, Bemis, Chabbott, Delisle , I. Parker, Bailey, Thrasher, Mrs, Hutchins. Row II: Mr. Iams, Burt, Cushing, King, Gilbo, , - quair, Croft, Eaton, Richardson. Row III: Harris, N. Parker, Nims, Beckwith, Peacock, Blake, Fishgg 5B58lkz1Q, Taalfe, Miinch, Conant. Row IV: E. Robinson, H. Robinson, Matson, Sheinfeld, Britton, Milford, Aldrich, O- Neil, E. Legere, Chase, Blood, Fraser, Keating, Bourassa. Row V: Kirchner, Wilbur, Southwell, Huntley, Collier, Goodnow, Schretter, Colburn, Driscoll, Letourneau, Hines, Carroll, Bradley, Ward, Van Arsdale, Mann. fx U 1,2 S t l i . S E ' 2 1 t Q i r 1 1 , ff Row li Bowie, Bouffard, Wager, White, Ford, Iohnson, Baldwin, Mackey. Row ll: I. Bowlby, R. Bowlby, Sey- mour, Procter, Hopkins, Nareau, Saunders, Perrin, Dollar. Row llli Niles, Spencer, Rondow, Larson, Carpen- ter, Kilroy, Matson, Kinney, Redington, Farinoli, Dennison, S. Howard, Proulx, Convoy, Corrette. Row IV Sturgis, Plummer, Eaton, Young, Hill, Calef, Barcomb, Field, G. Howard, Fraser, Austin, Waltz, Southwell, Coates, Brown, Langley. Row V. Simon, Simonds, Russell, Colburn. Row Vli Hawes, Menzies, Ball, Friselle, Sunne, Sterling, Hayes, Story, Carter, Kelly, Swahnberg, Wilcox, Sarsfield, Aldrich, Chiovitti, Thayer, Bur- rill, Milford, Mr lartxs, Vllilbur, Reardon BAND The Keene High School Band certainly presented a most impressive picture as they marched onto the field, decked out in their new uniforms, at the first football game of the season. The new uniforms were pur- chased with money voted by the Union School District. The band seemed to improve with every game and their spirited marches and snap- py routines added much color throughout the season besides providing the team with inspiration. The band was requested to take part in the Annual Firemen's Parade in October. Several of the members participated in the Concert Festival held in Nashua on March l9 and 20. ln April the entire band per- formed for an assembly at Keene Teachers College. On May 16, the entire band repre- sented the school at the Audition Festival in Laconia. lflany new instruments have been added and 'xfith the purchase of a few more instru- ments, Keene High will have a very well balanced band. :Erie up fke Lana! v . has. Row I: Yon, Williams, Felch, Hamilton, Cambigue, Row II: Colivas, Britton, Thompson, Bridge. Row III: Watt, Van Arsdale, Cloutier, Quigley. Row IV: Chase, Kosmo, Heins, LaMarre. Row V: Mr. Houston, La- Clair, Frissell. PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club is organized each year under the guidance of its adviser, Mr. Hou- ston. Its purpose is to give more stress to physics knowledge gained in the classroom. The club at its bi-weekly meetings holds iirst a business session and then goes on to entertainment which is provided by stu- dent demonstrations. The highlight of the year occurs in April when the annual Science Fair is held. It is an afternoon and evening attair and is sponsored by the Physics Club with all the school sciences taking part. Exhibits are shown and demonstrated by students alone. Many students with their exhibits go on to the State Science Fair. If they are Winners there, they go to the New England Science Fair. Projects for the science fair are some- times planned in November. This club has proved both beneficial and entertaining. President ROBERT WILLIAMS Vice President GEORGE HAMILTON Secretary ROSE MARY YON Treasurer LEON CAMBIOUE .Heaf in:.iJleaf ouf GWR l orm . Jczik .l gavage., BIOLOGY CLUB The objective of the Biology Club is to allow biology students or anyone who has taken biology to gain a greater knowledge of this interesting lield and at the same time learn to work together with fellow students. This year the club has been very active. lt made moppers and moppets for the lack- son Memorial Laboratory and plans to con- tribute money for research. This has been done for quite a few years by the Biology Club and it is greatly appreciated. The members of the club drew up a com- pletely new constitution this year and they have also studied parliamentary procedure extensively. For financing a club trip, a hobby-talent show was held on March 12. ln the spring, the club planted trees at Alumni Field and arranged an entertain- ment program for the lnvalids' Home. Of course, the Biology Club is not all work. There are parties and entertainment from time to time. All in all the club is a way to learn to be well-balanced citizens now and in the future. President GEBABD ARSENAULT Vice President PATRICIA BlCHMOND Secretary IACQUELINE CHAMPAGNE Treasurer THOMAS VAN ABSDALE Adviser MISS HELEN DRUGG Row lr G. Arsneault, P. Richmond, I. Champagne, T. Van Arsdale, C. Beane, A. Dominic, I. Maslin, S. How- ard, D. Castner, P. Lounder, D. Keele, W. Struthers, G. Croteau, P. Hurd, I. Moore. Bow ll: W. Kimball, D. Cool- idge, A. Schretter, P. Commos, K. Ball, R, Elibotte, R. Letourneau, D. Cheney. snag 'iw si 1903-Q' 'as T74 id concfuclea fke noficezi N AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Attention! Attention! Your attention please! These words may be heard everyday, first third, and seventh periods as the announce- ments are given over the public address system. The members of the club who are broad- casters ancl engineers are students who are trained in the use of the console. The installation of the speaker system a few years ago necessitated the forming of this group. The members are assigned to the console room during their study periods. There are at least two members on duty at all times during the day. At first, membership was limited to boys, but for the past two years, girls from the Public Speaking classes have been broad- casting. After everyone has done some broadcasting, the best ones are chosen to do the regular work. The other members of the group run the movie projectors and show films for various classes and functions. The club has no officers and operates for the benefit of the whole school. Row I: Driscoll, Patenaude, Stack, Cloutier, Miss Cooke. Row II: Carnbigue, Lake, McDonald, Quigley, Felch, Watt, Mark, Bridge, Kinney, Werme, Wright, Reynolds, Farina, Anderson, Blood. ,xg gf- C ant Kego Cac anaeli Stone Ravves Vlilliams Thrasher RADIO STEERING COMMITTEE You may hear us at 9145 every Saturday morning. This program is entitled Round About Keene High School. The programs are about people and organizations in the school. Their topics are sports, clubs, SAL MAGUNDI, Classes, and other subjects that involve our school The members of the Radio Steering Com- mittee always organize and develop their own series of programs, The group comes from the entire student body lt there is any one who is interested in the club he should contact Miss Rachel M Marshall the ad viser for the club Class XII Donald Stone George Kregos Robert Willtams Constance Hawes lean Ann Govangeli Class XI Ca olyn Thrasher Martha Conant Nor ITEC Davi , Sanley Gillis, Edwa.d Sullivan. Class X: Robert Calef, David Coolidge Alfred Schretier, Arlene Martineau, Patricia Campbell. Class IX: lane Gonyou, Carlton Russell, Stuart Osborn, Gayl Ford, Bruce Amadcn, ounalagouf 1 , -9? .L l ix L- fin Eff, 1, ff! Row I: Moe, Kearney, Hall, Lefebvre, Lash, Merrill, Balcom, Mr, Bridges. Row ll: Wheelock, Wyman, Norton, Lowe, Masher, Roy, Parrott, Pierson, Fuller, Forcier, Moore. ,. . Af a very the Dikrsilied Occu- year hasfl been an in- ,T K DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB 5 ball games. They have also sponsored a food sale and a paper drive for the same one. They have e and the purpose. For recreation they went on a tour for mp to through General Motors in Framingham, Massachusetts. to pgy for ln March, they held an assembly on Fish a food con- and basket- and Game Hunting with Mr. Zimmerman as speaker. T0 . l lf! fl l fgrgjikzg u onic, Candy, .Noi ibogd Cty sg A249 yOU .7 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB The importance of the Distributive Edu- cation Club is that it gives the students who Work after school an opportunity to belong to some school organization. The club was extremely active this year. Among their money-raising projects were sales of food, orange and black beanies, and high school pencils. After the hard work of raising money the club enjoyed a very interesting trip which proved that their efforts had not been in vain. ' Along the entertainment line, many par- ties and outings provided the club members with enjoyable times. The Halloween party stands out in the minds of the club mem- bers as one of the biggest and best parties of the year. The D, E. Club has certainly done a won- derful job both in the field of Work and in enjoyment, While helping its members to become better citizens in the community. Members: Dick I-Iildreth, Ernest Claywood, Ann Comire, Phyllis Pope, Betty Parrot, lean Hammond, Norman Parkhurst, Paul Bou- rassa, Irving Vorce, Louie Talbot, Pat Cole- man, Paul Cassassa, Bob Chiovitti, Willard Leonard, Ioyce Pasno, and Betty Washburn. President NORMAN PABKHUBST Vice President ANN COMIRE Secretary LOUIS TALBOT Treasurer DICK WHEELER Adviser MISS WENZEL Row I: Hammond, Washburn, Coleman, Bourassa, Hildreth, Pasno, Pope. Bow II: Miss Wenzel, Leonard, Parkhurst, Talbot, Comire, Wheeler, Parrott, Chiovitti, Vorce. Arima. e All SQUARE DANCE CLUB lf you were to pass by the gym on a Wednesday night, you would probably hear the familiar call, Swing your part- ner! And that's just what the members of the Square Dance Club do. Under the able direction of Miss Murphy and Mr. Purbeck, the club, which is open to all students in high school, teaches the basic square dance calls and the various styles of square dances. The main objective, however, is to establish good social habits among the students. To aid beginners in learning, often part or all ot the record is devoted to instruction which is easily followed. The club has ap- proximately twelve albums ot the most pop- ular square dances. This year the club has a large number ot members. Two sets, made up ot eight members each, put on an exhibition at the Hobby Show. Another large group will par- ticipate in an exhibition at the Bicentennial Celebration this summer. The Square Dance Club certainly is a good way to make many new friends and to spend an enjoyable evening. President BRADLEY MARK Vice President ROBERT G. WYMAN Secretary LUCILLE WILLSON Treasurer CAROLYN PUTNAM Advisers MISS MARGARET MURPHY MR. DUDLEY PURBECK Row I: LaClair, Kimball, Eckhard, Martineau, Driscoll, Kingsbury, Mark, Beauregard, Lang. Row II: Parrott Goslant, Wheelock, Ellis, Cambigue, Lindsey, Simpson, Wyman. Row lll: Fleming, Putnam, Gilbo, Stalbircl Wilson, Gillis, Wilbur, Harris, Campbell. V I 'f.. ii Nik.. QW 44519-yn' Row l: Ylitalo, Stavrou. Row Il: Auger, Cummings, O'Brien. Row Ill: Diluzio, Miss Gutterson, Oles, Mills, Corrette, Blancato, Skidds, Wichland, Hanninen, Lacoille, Carey, Glazier, Dilulio, Dyshlevich. GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB The members of the General Science Club have been very busy this year learning much in the field of science that cannot be taught in the classroom, During the year the members visited sev- eral points of interest in Keene, including a trip to several of the more prominent fac- tories in town and also a very interesting and '.-.'orth-while visit to the Health Officers Cffice. Here they saw a water test in proge ress, which led many ot the members to conduct their own experiments. To realiy top off the year, the students took upon themselves the task of raising money for a trip to Benson's Animal Farm. The club went on a conservation tour in the spring. This years club has surely done its part in making science a more interesting and desirable subject. President LUCILLE HILL Vice President IAMES STAVROU Secretary ROBERT CORRETTE Treasurer SANDRA OLES Adviser MISS MILDRED GUTTERSON g0MI lA20l y .7 ,F X Row I: Shearer, Skidds, O'Brien, Bowers, Lane. Row Il: Quigley, Goslant, Rivers, McCann, Miller, Raymond. Row III: Lawrence, Tompkins, Casassa, Worcester, Mr. Zine. RIFLE CLUB Come A i sday, ght, it you ever hap- safety while shooting. This is the very first 1 'N pei-r.-,1O ,, Q X53 I afrzey Cefrfrgnity thing that the boys are taugh . The boys Housgl Q' Op i A : .. ,Mill See G gfogpsm also learn how to shoot from the different of hfg scho Evil T ' , This ig 359 R-.positions This club is very advantageous Ke ig-i-S Q ., j- A lor the outdoorsrnan. The boys get to know 1 4 . 1 o f-Q .- , Q ' - A if.: apo T the gun itself. All this gives them Zghls ' Ub7fS'f'if41 fe'5 me 0, i','gtH T .Prac ice for hunting season. ff -lg Ubi l ' L D Ormg wrhpx The club is made up entirely oi Keene !f1'?'G '5-V U A eenQ.1llleTD?'um1XT.h,e High School students who schedule most 235 -t a' lb 1' fu H v ub' of their matches with teams in areas bor- tf h - . 1 O ' CtXQ 1 b is fb ro 3- l dering Keene. f jxx A ki 'BIT Qs I ,F ' R. ' if T lg' Jw it 75 ' J fx , 'T X j If N HSXAK x,! isp., ' 1 f e A - 1 ,N xx 591 , y N J . , x. I . ji V3 X X Z, it it I J Zbafch fke fargef 108 pm 5 3--if ,I 2 ZX X if 1 .2 'PHCLIP STFWK , f. Vx J V' f If I r rx' sf. P 1 f 2151- x : f n'- S in fffx ' . 5 ' ' A N L 3 ' I X V N : Q xx , ,1-1-5 -Q f , ff X N Q x X f A ' x 5 X X12 . E , XG Q Q N 4 if X Z f 9 - W 1, ' W X ?i-,Q XX 1 , W L x ' HHCIQACL teJ CLCIJTEPJ 0 TRACK The Keene High Track Team of 1952 was perhaps the best ever produced. For this aggregation was the first track team in the history of K. l-l. S. to go undefeated through the entire season. They started the season by defeating Rutland in a dual meet and from there, they were off. The traclcsters won four big meets where teams competed from all over the state. There were the Manchester lnvitational Meet, the Laconia Kiwanis Meet, the Keene Rotary Meet, and then the big one at Durham, the State Championship. The team was paced all year long by its co-captains, Phil Hulslander and Phil Lang- try. Hulslander won both the lUO yard and 220 yard dash in the state meet. Another boy from Keene, namely Bruce Merrill, Won the state javelin throw. Other Keene men who figured prominently were Gerry Gos- lant, Phil Langstry, lim Langley, and Ed Sweet. This '52 squad is the second state cham- pion that Coach Iack Mayes has had in just four years. A grand ovation should go to Coach Mayes and his '52 champions. Row li Burke, Wright, Langtry, Hulslander, Olinsky, Farrar, Row ll: C. Ioslin, Curtis, Goslant, Martineau, La- Clair, Merrill Row lll' Robinson, Ioslin, Langley, Williams, Bevis, Exel, Sweet, Coach Mayes, , '39 Z Q' ,N It I W ' . f , Sf' It s .K 1' K ' ru' 'X , ... ' 'ig' Q J .JL 'A , ' I I 1 h xl If I if-:X J ,X 1, vi J Xi I I til.. , X,.,,, .E , N Xi, I .lf It , xy at f PHY' it 'i ' W fda I -, M I f fi Age. fi 'Q' shit' ' J Nr ,' ,, 'fi Q I 2 , 1 I LL l AXVQ IIWXY f Q f I ii I if ' -vw-1' f' , f i ' 'NN I f , 'CX 'x ,v 'W Z -Q Q X mm ji , N ., Row I: Humphrey, Seaver, Knowlton, Dilulio. Row II: Symonds, Stone, Hamilton, Zecha, Columbus. Row III: Coach Mulvaney, Bradley, Price, Koskela, Murdough. KEENE HIGH BASEBALL - 1952 Coach ARTHUR MULVANEY Captain AL KNOWLTON One of the most thrilling baseball seasons ended on the night of Iune 2, l952, when the never die Blackbirdsu lost to Nashua in the State Finals, 5-3. It was a season that may long be remembered by Keene fans because of the great spirit that the boys showed at all times. In the great season that saw the Keene Blackbirds Win fourteen and lose three for the overall record, there were many out- standing performances. Among these feats were Gene Seaver's phenomenal batting average of 478, a record that may stand for many years to come, Dave Columbuss ability to hit home runs that gave him the title of Dangerous Dave, Bill DiIulio's clutch home run at Vermont Academy in the ninth inning to give us a 6-5 victoryg Captain Al Know1ton's fine pitching that gave him a 10 and I record, Clncidentally, Al Won twenty-four games and lost only four in his high school careerl and last but not least was the game played at Fitch- burg. Keene was losing 8-O in the eighth inning, but came up with ten runs to win IO-8. Coach Mulvaney once remarked that this was not the greatest team he ever coached, but it was the fightingest team that gave him the most thrills. QZMMZ ,Jay 6-4-3 6- V ' v .. - ag gl as 2 l ' Q . , r 1 , , 9 Y- K 7, E . tl 'V M X 1: 1' ,Q ' K 'E I Y A ' f W In Row I: Farina, Fletcher, Wright, Horton, Bailey, C. Ioslin. Row ll: Robinson, Croteau, Holbrook, Sullivan, Wheeler, G. Ioslin, Hastings, Coach Mayes. 'E tt cnoss COUNTRY , E Even though this year's cross country team did not have a Very impressive record, this great team Won the New Hampshire State Championship. The team was led by Captain George Ioslin, Crosley Fletcher, Ed Sullivan, Ronnie Holbrook, Forrest Rob- inson, and Tom Hastings. loslin and Hast- ings are the only seniors on the team, so next season should also prove very success- ful. We should give this team a lot of praise because these boys have been hustling every minute, As is always the case, cross There was no excep yn o Novegfiber l at th state meet lt wa heitxd sifaight year l T ' ,ff l country is run every kind of iiafeather. 9 .f f Nha V Nh J that the statefmeetgyf X rig vimclain. Keene surprised everybody V itylfi ifrwinning the state title. ltjlye put HTG iexwcellenhper- formance in the, eW'igngl2!fd5,l',51l1hough not winning- i A fxl?,f5,l'? i fff ' This champfdiystliyifieditfll wasi 'fhe' second K w 2 in Just one year for fits co ch, Mayes! , This is a great! achievemqtt for dglgery de- serving gentlernan. A 1 n F, 1 ,lx N 'gi j I fox fx Af' P ji i eye c amlad, foo ' i ' 'F HW KZQCL fLaf Lic! VARSITY FOOTBALL The Keene High Blackbirds were called out tor grid practice by Coach Hanley the last week in August. Up until Armistice Day they worked hard, morning or afternoon, in- spired by the leadership of their coaching staff and co-captains, going through calis- thenics, running down under punts, forward passing, live-blocking and tackling, learn- ing plays, running signals, and scrimmag- ing. They realized that it was a man-sized job they faced and it wasn't a game that girls could play. Faced with a real major league schedule which included such opposition as Man- chester Central, Bishop Bradley, Water- town, Nashua, and other traditional op- ponents, the Keene High gridsters proved themselves to be healthy, rugged, sincere, and dependable. They gained the respect of all opponents. Spirit was never lacking despite many defeats, Co-Captains Legere and Curtis, along with seniors Iohn Wright, Bruce Mer- rill, Bernard Streeter, Dave Eno, Chubby Zecha, Mickey Lambert, Zing Punt, and Gerry Goslant, and others, have all con- tributed to a season that will be a memor- able one. Most of these boys, veterans since their freshman days, will be greatly missed when next season rolls around. Coach Gus Hanley spoke to the boys several times about the spirit of the team and it suddenly caught on in the Bradley game, never to be lost tor the rest of the season. At the conclusion of the season, Lyman Curtis was awarded the coveted Sharby Trophy with the Boosters' Club Trophy go- ing to Ray Egan. Row I: Eno, Gallup, Goslant, Curtis, Legere, Bradley, Bardis. Row Il: McKean, Hewel, Egan, Donovan, Wright, Koskela, Soucy, Martin. Lambert, Loiselle. Row III: Coach Hanley, Coach Franklin, Livengood, Patenaude, Simoncls, Merrill, Kinney, T. Streeter, Kosrno, Sausville, Zecha, Gordon. Row IV: Laude, Clay- wood, Shea, Carroll, B. Streeter, Holbrook, Richter, Wood, Punt. v f Swigli it! GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The girls' varsity basketball team con- sisted ol all sophomores and juniors this year. The sophomore forwards were Carole Lower and Nancy l-lildreth, and the junior forwards were Barbara Lewis, Nancy Wheelock, Lucille Willson, and Helen Tet- reault. Sophomores Pat Campbell, Shelby Randow, Emily LeClair, and Elaine Rear- don, and juniors Nancy Bouffard, Shirley Croft, Deborah Putney, and Carolyn Gilbo were guards. At the time ot this writing the varsity has won two games and lost three. They beat Gardner twice and lost to Greenfield, Bel- lows Falls, and Walpole. They have two more games to play. The I. V.'s have won three, lost one, and tied one. They conquered Gardner twice, Bellows Falls once, lost to Peterboro, and tied a game with Greenfield. Most of the games were quite close and very thrilling, both teams taking the lead many times. Miss McCaughy and Miss Drugg once again coached the varsity and I, V. teams respectively. Bow li Lower, Wilson, Reardon, Campbell, Wheelock, Miss McCaughy, Bow ll: Hawes, Teireault, Croft Bouffard, Gilbo, Bondow, Row III: Putney, Hazen, Lewis, Hi1dreth,LeClair. I :il s I Row l: Thrasher, M. Lewis, N. Parker. Row Il: Bouffard, L. Parker, Burrill, Miss McCaughy, Lower, Putney Lewis, Duguay, Tetreault, Mackey. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY The cloud of dust seen behind Keene High last fall was merely a sign that the girls on the field hockey team were hard at work. A lot of positions were won by girls who moved up from last year's I. V. team. As always, Miss McCaughy's high spirit and excellent coaching kept the team work- ing harder than ever. The girls selected a different captain for each game. The varsity played Putney, Stevens, Greenfield, and Gardner, winning two, los- ing two and tying four games. The I. V.'s won three, lost one, and tied two, playing the same teams except Putney. Seniors Ioyce Croteau and Dianne Wilcox played in the forward line with juniors Margie lngalls, Carolyn Thrasher, Nancy Bouffard, Sally Duguay, and Nancy Burrill. Halfbacks were Barbara Lewis, Nancy Par- ker, Carole Lower, and Helen Tetreaultg fullbacks, Deborah Putney and Linda Par- ker, and goalie, Mary Lewis. Nancy Burrill was high scorer with five goals. QMCL ol Pm -1' Row I: Freeman, Derosier, Kinney, Gillis, Row II: Hemeon, Columbus, Coach Wyman, Baker, Beckwith. Row Ill: Mackey, Martin, Hamilton, Zecha. Absent when picture was taken: Don Stone. VARSITY BASKETBALL The varsity basketball team ot l952f53 was a squad ot twelve boys, ot whom only two were veterans. Bob Baker, a 6' 4 center, was back, as was Don Stone, an all state guard as a junior. Their opening game against Brattleboro, which the Blackbirds won, saw Bob Baker sprain an ankle which was to keep him out for an indefinite time. When Baker did return, Don Stone had a seige ot illness, which was to plague him the rest ot the season. The Blackbirds were never really at full strength, yet they played brilliant ball all year long. They finished their regular season with a l3 won 7 lost mark and went to the State Tournament. For the twentieth time in the history ot the school, Keene failed to win, but they gave it everything they had. One consolation was the selection of Captain George Hamilton for the All Tournament Team. Keene Brattleboro Keene Springfield Keene Dover Keene Alumni Keene Portsmouth Keene Nashua Keene Claremont Keene Dover Keene Manchester Central Keene Concord Keene Bishop Bradley Keene Fitchburg Keene Portsmouth Record Keene Concord Keene Bishop Bradley Keene Claremont Keene Fitchburg Keene Manchester Central Keene Brattleboro Keene Bellows Falls Keene Nashua Keene Bishop Bradley Keene Portsmouth Keene Spaulding waif unfif we af ef fo efkeml ? 9 JCcT.cf'-77-cf' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The marvelous school spirit that was so much in evidence this year was in the most part due to the hard-Working efforts of our snappy squad of cheerleaders. Our hats are off to them. They did a magnificent job. Never before has the gym or Alumni Field rung with such cheering. The teams who were playing felt it, too, and as one of the fellows said, lt was really great. lean Ann Govangeli and Bea Leger were co-captains ,and their sparkling leadership along with Miss Murphys expert coaching made the girls really click. During football season the squad cheered as a whole, but for basketball they divided into two groups, sharing the games. Iean Ann's squad con- sisted of Helen and Evelyn Robinson, Alli- son Osborn, and Pat Campbell. Cheering with Bea were Iane Martin, Carolyn Thrasher, Marlene Miinch, and Dolly Stal- bird. Once again, congratulations for a job well done! Govangeli, Martin, H. Robinson, Stalbird, Thrasher, Legere, Miinch, E. Robinson, Osborn, Campbell ll'-me ' Qffw fag 5. . wg f' 'J I, I it pike, ,I vw ,L K I 'I' fl! ,. ,fi Q W 8, AW .,n...a ZZ? cz' Q Flwmhoaaatls J. iuwmmmr-.+,,,, V It, 'M tivgwvz, - 4395 it nm Auf .yang W1 ,.i3'!',kid: Qsauuw- Mtxfu-I ki :lf wx IIS 3 an X N Ml F 'Q 'Q I .f rv , 5 ' 1 31 I A . . I I Row Ii Strothem, Arsenoult, Commoss, Shillady, Iunkiilo, Croft, Robeytson. Norms, Ilolly, Coach Purbeck Row II: Ballon, Pruofzt, Burkfr, Morse, Blcxsfofz, Dombroukfxzs Row III Klmbrzll, Houghton, Holbrook, Bedord, Vluiiottib :ln-,111 l ' T I BOYS xv. FOOTBALL BOYS IV. BASKETBALL Row I Cowoh Fwznlclin, Gozrccfxu, Finher, Dicey, Livengood, Morzw, Prefgormt, I.KV llkf5 f'O'O 'Oo Ilfmllfl- pow II Hcujzhiort Boyeor, SfreefQr,TOlrr1:1n W. . 0 5 ,U .goo fd LKA' f ,gpgw A 131 55' . . I QI , Egg W J Q 4' ' D QW' f F Xx I A .gag A V X . fifieff 'OSHA . ,iflf-wif A , Q Q 4 ,ir . X , ' W Qu, X 3 5 FN i ' IAQ Q sag? l .H U: '12 Fe:-1' I Q f Jos- - -V- Q f, rm-wk? . I Z, :fm X V Vg: :ga ' I +5 If 14' as I BOYS' IV. BASEBALL Iloza' I ffffzoh II'mT1f1, Howe, Rv1.'.':io'O, Soucy, BOCkwitl1, I'If1'1noTt I-low II- Smxfli, I5'o li', Off- xl, IIC-rrill, Olrttsfecd, Kinney, Bohonriom. Row III1 Carpenter, Gorilon, EQUYI, IIf 1OOr1, IIf:rmv1lt Ililflrf 'II .ni Q7 ' D jfiffvfw ., Qfi ., YI - , ,- AVI V ' I W I if L A I agar, I ,QQ , 6, wg , , Xb' X I L-W I t, Tr If 1- 5-04 4 I N- ' 'lei f A Paving of Central Square 19 1 0 Cheshire Railroad Slation 1847-1910 .44 Keene and Spoiford Coach 1906 F, -'Z Widest Paved Main Street in the World -... , 7,7 -E- - 4-1-. -4-ui-ls 74.1-i .iw L.-iii X z -4-Z ji- Z 7 W7 4jQC!fJJ'j2Z-Z7'Zd,7Z XS' QSONNZY GOODJ -l .41- iii.-7 i ,.,,..4- 1 :r-li ,-L YV i , YUKE cons 1 Y ll 2 7 KMATCYNEI I Z Z Bug ' AUNT IVNW5 01901 Cou cm Lurvcu A SVN? G oo 1 C6 '- a...XX K XXS l g r-Z-N- 1 l I 4 7'-5 1144 4' ,P- X ,f f..f7f2' , J. ,.f-' .. ... ,QQ 35,5 J. Q W 4? - - 121 BERGERONS CLOTHING STORE The Store for Men and Young Men DUNBAR S GREENHOUSES Te 417 DAVIS OIL CO Quahty and SEIVICE 559 Maxn St Tel 848 ARTHUR WHITCOMB INC Ready mxxed Concrete Cement and C1nder Blocks ll DALBOLT INC. WILBER S I G A STORE M at and C-IYOCGTIGS N Swanzey e 482 MASON INSURANCE AGENCY Central Square Keene N H SIDS PAINT SHOP M S PERKINS N G GURNSEY 6 KEENE ICE CREAMERY Of Course lt Comes From CAROLYN S C F WORCESTER General Roolmg Contractor Slate Work a Spec1alty R F D Route l e 572 THE BERKELEY STORE Across From Hxgh School Sweaters Blouses Slurts Accessones and Ianizerx Gxrdles WALTS SPORT SHOP Sportmg Goods and Equ1pnf1ent RICHARDS MOTORS General Repcnnng Radxator Work Washmaton St Keene THE STORE OF HNE DIAMONDS CHESHIRE GAS COMPANY The Home of Pyrotax Gas 1. A r Tel, 1 . N T 1 1 3 , . ' ' . . C . MACHINE CO.. INC. O . T 1. 1 I ' u . 32 ' 1 , O v 9 ll O LITTLE HOUSE GROCERY Nmghborhood Vcmety S ore 28 Pak Ave Tel 171UW KEENE SCREEN 6. AWNING CO 29 Umon St Keene N H Phone 1371 Combmctxon Windows PIPPIN BAILEY AUTO SALES INC 250 Nc: lboro SI Kee e BOYEA OIL CO Haro and 1' e1 O11 Metered SGIVICQ Keene Tel 2257 SAWYER S IEWELER GOODCO BAKERY RIVERS 61 HENRY P1urnb1ng and Heutlnq 97 Mom Keene BATCHELORS TIRE SERVICE Phone 1758 for Complete Auto Repcnrs I I NEWBERRY G CO 5 l0c Store PERKINS BASSETT 6. WRIGHT 1ndustr1cx1 and M111 Supplies KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE BOWMAN FLYING SERVICE THE ROYAL FURRIERS A N me Ready to Wear Dept FOX AUTO PARTS D1str1butors of Auto Parts Safety Gloss for A11 Cars EDDIES RED 6 WHITE Food Store 295 Pork Ave Keene BEEDLE PIANO CO Bond Instruments 6- Accessones Records Sheet MUSIC NEW ENGLAND BDX CDMPANY - I - I l I 0 , . te u - Gifts 5. Greeting Cards at the head of the square . St . I l l mc. C . . F' Keene s Largest Furmture Store 1114 ll 1111-E'T1P'u..!-lg--J-a'- .F-J' I5 ELM STREET KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE TELEPHONE 2352 FREDERICK A FARRAR Electrxc Motor Repalrmg 15 Avon St Keene N H KEENE AUTO BODY 6 WELDING Bear Wheel Axle S Frame Eqmpment 543 Mam St Keene N H PERRYS SECONDHAND STORE Dealers IU Antrques New and Used Artrcles 29 Vernon Street RICHARD S ICE CREAMERY Washrngton St Keene N H Shop and Save at O K FAIRBANKS SUPER MARKET Marlboro St Keene -'97 f '15 'SX '35 D NX Af be The Rear Guard RICHIES SERVICE STATION Gulf Gus Txre and Battery Servlce l00 Marlboro Street e 2 For SSIVICG THE HOTEL ELLIS VERNA D BUCKLEY Mgr MAY S FOOD STORE INC the RED cS WHITE Storee 38 Marlboro St e Keene N KEENE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Auto Supphee Sportmg Good Apphances 97 Mam St KEENE N H Tel 2204 IDEAL TAXI Rad1o Dmpatched Te 176 LAUNDROMAT Open 7 A M to 7 P M '33 Cottage St Keene N H 99 Q- ,V F - -Q 'j' - Q 11 E ',,- A 1 'l ' -I - --f-HLQ ?..LEfv, '--L... ' ' '!:IL'.,,ffS ,.l4,,-. 84 1 I Q4 , . ' x ,Qt if jf . ...Q za y 1 - - ' e - .. Q ,L 5 If 6-7' v-- r f ,?'-1 ' .51 ,eng 4' 42' , if T 1. 9 1 jf? 5 'I A ,, ru-- Vg g , ' X me -- 'M T 1 133 , H, ' . , , , , 1 I , 1, IEAN P. HOWES 6 CO. Serving K, H. S. for Over One-Half Century KEENE M1I.L END STORE Silks, Woolens, Rayons, Cotton, Dry Goods 12-A Federal Street KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE KEENE CO-OPERA'I'IVE BANK KEENE. N. H. Specialists in Savings and Home Financing DODGESI G A CAREY CHAIR MFG CO BEAVER STREET MARKET and CITY MARKET Meats and Groceries MONADNOCK SPORTING GOODS Sporting Equipment and Goods oi All Kinds FITZWILLIAM N H MINIATURE PRECISION BEARINGS INC Carpenter St Keene N WORCESTER FARM DAIRY Quality Dairy Products Phone 992 GHTILDENGCO Booksellers an Sentmel Wnteups Quality For Over a Century SPENCER HARDWARE CO Sporting Goods and Toys KNOWLTON 5 STONE CO Since 1866 KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE Success and Appearance Go Hand in Hand! Nationally Advertised Clothes Assure Your Appearance Success Follows Naturally For Clothes that will look and wear better longer 1 I NOLIN S 8 Main St Keene N H I 101 , , . H d Stationers A E MARTELL CO CHIOVITTI S General Auto Repamng Waslnngton St Keene WRIGHT BROTHERS Lmoleums Rugs Vernon St Keene N BLOOMER 6. HASELTON Home of Fme Furmture Wlnter St Keene N H E A IOHNSON PHARMACY Trustworthy Prescr1pt1on Serv1ce Te BU 4 Central Square Keene N On Parade CHASE S Stauonery Ofhce Equ1pment Greetmg Cards Z2 West St Tel 1300 MAIN ST LUNCHEONETTE TONY MATTHEWS Proprxetor IEANS PAS'I'RY SHOP 29 Island St 5 West St Tel 2326 W Te 19771 HOUSEHOLD FUEL CORP 5 W11 on St e DOODY S GENERAL SERVICE 659 Marlboro St Keene N H Grocer1es Gas Beer and Ale Car Serv1c1ng BOB DOODY Prop Tel 2390 W PAUL G KENNETT INC Bottled Gas and Apphances Ma1n Street e 25 EDWIN T ALDRICH INSURANCE AGENCY 15 Page Street Telephone 1131 KEENE N H FOOTWEAR CENTER 15 West St Keene N H IOHNS IGA STORE Complete 11ne of Grocenes Meats 6 Frozen Foods 37 Park Ave Tel 256 ' . , N. H. , , .1-1. I ' 1. Decorated Cakes for all Occasions ' - ' - 's . T 1. 314 . - 1. 4 ' ' 57 ' T 1. 31 Cut Flowers Potted Plants ANDERSON THE FLORIST Corsages Weddmg Bouquets Phone 236 W Membe 117' F D A 107 Ma1n St Keene The Famous BON TON RESTAURANT Wlsh the Class ol 1953 The Best of Luck and Good Success for Your Future Llfe ONEII.S CURTAIN AND DRAPERY 11 LAMSON STREET A Specxalty Shop We Measure and Install Venet1an Blmds and Shades AMSDENS SHOE STORE RUSSELL FITTS Prop 16 Maxn Street Keene N Footwear for All the Famlly BOWLER IONES and PAGE INC Funuture and Anhque Accessones Member Amerxcan 1nst1tute of Decorators 78 Ra11road St Keene N H H C RICE S Home of Fme Wallpapers Devoe Paints 38 Washmgton St e 2506 W EDWARD S SMITH Prop Keep Fmt Bowl At THE PASTIME ALLEYS Afternoon and Evemngs For Reservat1ons Phone 8395 15 Fast Regulatlon Alleys DJ! 1.1 gee Jil' wig Who s luddmg who? DAKIN HOWES INC DESOTO PLYMOUTH 492 Ma1n St T 161 Great cars fme SSTVICE a square deal MII.LER BROS NEWTON W I WICHLAND Keene s Most Modern Mens Store HOWARD 6 IOHNSTON INC Mobxl Gas 6 Mobxloxl PUBLIC SERVICE CO ECONOMY COAL COMPANY Anthracxte and Bxtummous Coal Commerc1a1St e 700 KEENE CLINIC BOCCIA 6 GROUT SHOE STORE Sundxal Shoes For All the Famxly Centrf11Squf1fe Keene N KEENE N H BRATTLEBORO VT 30 Roxbury St 161 Mom St - I ! 1 - - - - I . , r o ,,.. ' . . , . ' , . H. ' ' ' . ' ,. Y' 1 1 - T 1 . - '1 , ' an Fi . A A ar 0 ff 9 '. 'L ' ' '1 ' , .Al x ,A 1 A ., . ft- ll ' A .- z t I - J - - .,.,. . ' K iii' . ,WV .gifs ,txt In wil!! 7 5 h 1 ll I U U ll - I l ' . el. .. . . ,. ' , T 1. , . . BIBEAU'S KEENE HARDWARE CO. Your Good Housekeeping Store Hardware - Plumbing - Electrical GIDIS CUT RATE Sporting Goods-Wallpaper-Moore's Paints 34 Washington Street NEIL VIERMUUTII Dlstrtbutor Cam s Mayonncnse Borden s Cheese 450 MARLBORO ST KEENE ROBERT R KING D.MD HENRY 6: I OHNSON Home Applxances l9 Ve non St Keene I' H KEENE FOOD MART Grocerres Meats Frurts Vegetables CENTRAL SQUARE KEENE LISTED to WKNE 1290 K C SOOO Watts Colurnbra Broadcashng System Volce of the Monadnock Reglon I-hgh Hurdles STONES SERVICE STATION Church St CHARLESTOWN WOOLEN COMPANY PAGE HOMESTEAD FARM . , . , , , N. H. l I I I . r , J. ., 0, D Q V2 , A '- r 7 ' A. ,, ', ru 1 ' . , ., W I, - 2 , I. , . . A fr ,' he R ,- E S .. . H I - ARTHUR I PLANTE G ocenes Ice Cream Candy L' HOLDEN Tobacco and Gasohne Te 243 F1tzw1ll1cm Depot N H WRIGHT' ron THAT HEIRLOOM 1 of-' Q Guaranteed by X Good Housekeeping ,UWM GIAM T X M45 Aovnnsto N'-'L X X America s Largest Sellmg Silver Cleaner THE KEENE NATmNAl BANK Save as you earn COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES Commerclcll cmd Sovmgs Member Federal DepOS1l Insu ance Corporatxon GRANITE STATE AUTO BODY WELDING co KEENE SAVINGS BANK Towmg Rear Wheel Ahgnmg Phone 407 or 144 2 way RGdlO Rollrocxd St Tel 842 W KEENE N H CALLAHANS TAXI SERVICE In Olflce BGM Depot Keene N H pl t0gl'aPAlCaffy num Pass the bacon KEENE DRY CLEANING CO O I M 8 I' b I' I S St ll d I 0 HENRY c DESCOTEAUX Prop Cleaning Pressing Repamng 2 Hour Serv1ce Tel 1814 99 Mom St ' l ' '. H. co. l - A ' ' , . ll If I-3?FllllXllff 'Divot bx f X ix 0' + l , I l 1 A I l Q ' , c. 0 . ERWIN'S MARKET, INC. 109 High St. Tel. 97 MONADNOCK GRILL AND DINER What ya dO1Ilg7 GOODIE SHOPPE F esh Candles TOWN CAB INC FRANCIS Tm: CHEEJER Te 105 CENTRAL SCREW C0 New England D1v1s1on mf.-AN scnsws nous CENTRAL NUTS nrvnrs WW KEENEN You Can Depend On Central lniernat onal Trucks Mum St K e e N H ROBERTSON MOTOR CO Dodge Plymouth Sales and Servlce Smce 1904 124 Mom St Tel 890 KEENE N H Wholesale Frult and Produce TEL 278 KEENE N A P BERGERON INC Chrysler Plymouth Errercld St Tel 294 YE I l ' iwfy W X. H I . In I. y - . . . - SARGENT TVIOTORS. INC. BARDIS FRUIT CO. - A .- I .. -. .- . I I H' THE MELODY SHOP ROBERTS HART INC 27 Mom St Keene N H PRINCESS SHOE Ice Cream Dnve rn Rent' Why Buy When We Supply? U C s 135 W MORGAN LINEN SERVICE ppm Om T e KEENE N H SPRAGUE 8 CARLIETUN INC MANUFACTURERS OF gmuguz KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE R'3 3 ' KEENE NEW WAMPSHIHE Over Half cz Century of Amenccm Crcdtsmanshlp American Uphcal Company As I was saymg WHEELER 6. TAYLOR KEENE N-EW HAMPSHIRE Drop m ct Ou Ice Cream Bur Yo Are Always Welcome ' . T 1U - URR f rUUpr SOI-ID ROCK MAPLE FURNITURE DERMERIT FISHER INC Keene N H SEALOL MFG CO KEENE INDUSTRIAL PAPER CO MARLBORO MANUFACTURING South Keene N H ,V plsclr' l 'l f'! PHFIEQ Artxsuc Out of All Proportzon In our maes producnon economy says the magazme Busmess Week the rnach1ne tool mdustry IS lrnportant out of all propornon to IIS sxze Faster productlon techmques quahty unprovernent new capnal goods all must start W1th the machlne tools desxgn d to turn them out So far more than 4 U00 automahc rnachxne tools have been des1gned and bullt by Kingsbury Machine Tool Corporation Keene New llampshlre ROBERTSON INC Dry Cleanmg 117 Mam St 537 Maln St KEENE N H DR E I BULLOCK Chxropractor 82 Washmgton St Ea! ai HOWARD IOHNSON S Ma1n Keene N H SQUARE DRUG STORE Prescnphons Luncheonetie Fxlms 12 Central Square Keene SCENIC THEATRE DERBY S OF KEENE INC Apphances RCdl0 Televxsxon F 0 . I in .rv 5 , ff? CO. A I QI . . . 9 Q 0 Q 9 ' St. , , WHITE BROS DAIRY BAR WINCH? e O PERLEY F SAFFORD Bottled Gas 14 Wote S Keene 'N H TI-IE ASHUELOT CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Keene N H INTERNATIONAL NARROW FABRIC CO INC Eat Gocri Food In Plea 'mn Sur oJr'd1ngs MARLBORO STREET RESTAURANT Keene TN H Granite State Dry Cleaners Mo lboro S Keen N H BEST WISHES THE CLASS OF 53 in MARKEM MACHINE COMPANY Si E-ZF A PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO KEENE N H Crowded ELLIS BROTHERS Flonsts ZIIVIIVIERIVIANS GARAGE 372 West St Keene T 72 Fede GI S1 Telephone 2353M IVIICHELS STUDIO SHOP Keene New Hczmpshxre Glfts and Iewelry R L DECAFOLIS THE MICHELS Wotchmaker SIBLEY OII. COMPANY Dxsinbutors of Gulf Producis 148 Mom S' Keene N 329 ' .eferS1 TIIIO Y t T - SU! r'.' ' Ir t. e, ,. 'T Q' To Qi ' anna Z i ' ,J,H. n KIEENE 0ll CUMPANY PHONE 922 HEATING OILS OIL BURNERS CONDITIONAIRS 4 Stotlon Stores 24 CYPRESS ST 694 MAIN ST 3UO PARK ST 520 WASHINGTON ST ANNS BEAUTY STUDIO E 'I' H E L THE COLONY SHOP Women s Apparel The MacMillan Co , Inc BUILDERS ,...wv W Your New Iumor Hxgh School w1l1 be ready for you next yeor 17 MAIN ST KEENE N H . 9 0 0 0 ' V ., A-. 1 asa... ,, ..- W - . ,. ., A f . ' 'V .., . , . - - - - KEENE HIGH SCHO0I. 1840 Every slngle one of you 1s welcome here Thxs store las always been a sort of lshgh School Headquarters heres hoping 1t always w1ll be because we ltlce to see you here Use our phone meet your frtend Headquarters Hugh School Bullard 8 Shedd CHESHIRE STONES SERVICE STATION TRANSPORTATION Co 205 West Street MORRIS AUTO PARTS Used Automotxve Parts We Spec1al1ze ln Chartered SGYVICGS We Buy At Reasonable Rates Iunk Cars Scrap Iron and Me al Troy Road e 640 W Rltz Carlton Boston Palm Beach Florlda omen5 ear Qayfime ancl Evening Manchester, Mass Watch Hlll, R I 1953 hereglpark at our tablesg make yourself at home, D7 D K C1 1' l. - 'MJ ' 'MJ fo, JA? J Ae, Nhat I A-lx vm 6 'l -- 'Nw max fbi V WM 1 ...g-ifef , X LX j X 232 4 ' Q 'N 2 x r QI 5 zu f711,,,,r y Evans Prmtmg Company Our Pubh hers Marbrls Studro Our Photographers Advertrsers Our Advertrsements Mrs Faulkner and Mrs Farrbarrks Oar Propertres Mr Drew Our Specral Costumes Mr Teehan Our Sentmel P1ctures Brcerrtenrual Corrrrruitee Our Cover Seal N mpc --, . , NL f, . X - Q -..A X 'T' i 2' . C '- f 3 A , Q - 1 -we ' v as . 'f 'Q V r TF 1 1 r I Y l X.. -Qtgfi th , !N Q . ' N ' ,i f+r+r r s rv r Q lj XX ' l X xi XY' 1'3iW'7fN r f' 4 1 'i'!- -,v fi - X gif v I Q I xi, , . l X: A A 1 v SFX .1-f? gqigcglg. K 'Q-l-E til' If xr WI OU. 136