Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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Mr Thompson, Mr Szllarz, Mr Drew H zftory of Um' School ll bat srulfztme IS to ll block 0 marble educatzon 15 to the buzmzn soul In December 1878 Mr Edw1n C Ellis a graduate of Mrddlebury College became the first teacher of Keene Hugh School whnch had lust been establnshed by a Prudentlal Commxttee under the superusxon of the Flrst Congregatxonal Church Classes were held 1n the last room of the Wllder Block w here Mr Irllxs elrned his S23 per month an allowance of S175 for board and the prnrlege of haung laundered one panr of woolen hose and a shnrt each week Hrs successor A H Bennett recened the sum of Sf0 1 month By 1873 more space was needed so the Academy Bulldmg on W1nter Street was leased fThe Academx had been 1 prnate chool started by the Fxrst Congregatlonll Church 1 Because of a contmued rncrease m enrollment ln 1866 the dnstrxct of Keene decnded to buy a lot for 1 hlgh school The Academy lot was chosen and used mer the objectlons of the Acad emy trustees who recened S6 100 damages The hlgh school was dedncated xn 1876 and used untnl final evcammatnons at that txmc IS that they were gnen orally and XISIIOIS were welcome 5 In 1896 the students began gn mg a senlor play each sprmg Sports began wxth the first foot ball team organlzed nn 1891 and four years later boys basketball began In 1917 our present hrgh school on Washxngton Street was opened In thus year only the South Buxldmg was bullt The gs mnaslum sucral new classrooms and he mechanlc arts quar ters were added nn 197+ Because of the mcreasmg enrollment the 1dd1t1on known as the North Bulldxng was bullt ln 1911 It was at thls tlme thtt the small audltorlum ln the South Burldmg was transformed 1nto one of the fmest most attractne school lnbrarles to be found anywhere m New England Agam rn 1933 the school found tts enrollment too large and sent the freshman class to the new junior hlgh school ln XVcst lxeenc lClNlf1g only three classes nn the semor hlghl'And as txme mlrches onward our cducatnonal mstltutxon contmues to send forth students to uphold the trldntrons of lxeene Hngh School from Keene Hzgb Handbook The present class of 1956 IS the last class to have had four years at Keene Hlgh School O .. 7 A I . f y . . .,, , - , t Y. . 4 . , 1 . , I . , . 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'ix , .uf 1' PAUL E BRIDGES GLADYCE M BURNELL GUY F BURRILL BEd BS EdM Keene Teachers College Ellnot CommunIty HospItal UnlVefSlfy of New Hampshnre Area Vocational School School Nurse Chemxstrv VR-' ROBERT lu COOK BS Mus Ed M M Ed Ithaca Boston Unntrsnty Director of Music ll! Q' MURIEL K COOKE BS MA Kansas Wesleyan Umversnty Wxchxta UHIVCISIIY Bookkeeping Audio Visual I V , 5- 5 gf , X Q . I , I I . . . .' . ' - 15-S- ' ' ,lax C I 4- my h J ' A x M if t I ,1.2':1glfii , kfkA A Q I -I f . as E112 f' - 'I I ,. ' A aff? fi ng gms:-' 1 I I - , .' . Rlil. . . . .ge I' HELEN DRUGG RAYMOND DUNDAS BA MS BEd EdM Unnersnty of Vermont Keene Teachers College Bmlogy Pennsylxama State Biology Club Machine Shop Coach JV Sports is MARGARET GOODELL P AUGUSTINE HANILEY Secfetary to the Snpezmtendeut Unnersnty of Mxamn Enclrxb Coach Vanity Football 'W-495 7 DoRoTHEA E HUTCHINS NATHAN KNIGHT Music Assrstant B S , Ed M Umversnty of Vermont Vocational Agriculture giglgf 515' FRANK H GLAZIER A B A M Bates College Gludance Director Adwser jumor Rolauans ,nano .uif EDWARD H HAZEN A B M A Dartmouth College Columbia Unncrsxty D1 11 er Ezlzlcatzou W- RACHAEL M MARSHALL B S, M A 1' EUGENE GOBER B Ed Kecnc Tcachcrs College Sociology AdllYLl jmnm Class ,..-4 ARTHUR HOUSTON B S Ed M UDIXCISIIY of Vermont St Lawrence Umxcrsm Pbvxux JOHN L MAYES B S , M E Fltchburg Teachers College Fordham Unxversxty Unlverslty of Mlchxgan Boston Umsersxty Guxdance Geography Attendance Olflfcer Coacb Cross Country, Track G I I l S A -eg . a I A r A, . 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VIRGINIA WILLIAMSON Secrehzry to the Prmcapal B S In Busmess Admnmstrauon Unnersxty of New Hampshnre Secretary to the Prmcapal THERFSA P ROBERTS A B BS In L S Wheaton College SImmons College L1l11a11a11 Adzzser 11111101 Lzbfarnzns CHARLES TOUSLEY B S M A Hara ard Unn ersItv Tufts Unlversnty Sc1e11ce Busmess Arxtbmelzc GILBERT H Wx MAN B Ed Keene Teachers College NORRIA I SAI I ORD B A Ss racuse Unn ersxty Iliff and Cfafls Adrzser 11111101 Class -AIC ELIZABETH A TRACY AB MA Smxth College L'11gl1sb Ad: 1sc1 INFORMER Q, 1 'il Q 1 TIIERON L YOST Sloyd 'IraImnI., School D1au111L D1aftI11g Matbemahrs Cal1111c't and Pullern Mukmg Coach Varsrly Basketball 4 1 A 1 . . A 1 ' 4 ' - 1' Q ' ' . .' .' Q ' . V' ll F . 7 V1 1 Q . - . s B I '.- A A - ' QV- Xt 5 'WL , '! nl , F f V ' . , V - : . M i i d XM ' i I if , ,I Q W ffl, . ., . . B.S. . ., . . . ., . . Y 4 u I . - ' ' , I 5, . l . I' 'ff ' 1' I - . ,, X - J 1 - - 1 I . Q ' nf , A ss, A 7 I J A El 7 ..I f A C ' f' -?l ?5,,' , , IW . I L I ' Cli X ', 'na .1-- ' J, :- 1 CAF! TLRIA STAFF R011 I R RlLhlfL1SOD Mrs Pxsno MlSSIJ1gC Mrs Cloutner Mrs Lord Mrs Corkers Mrs Hoxxxrd Rm 7 R udd D Coddms, lxnddcr D Qrhxxxrtz D Flrcy G Qchnudt Mr Hoxvlrd fx xff' 5.9 ' f K ' FREDERICK C. STEARNS June 4, 1892 - May 17, 1956 Jffemomam March 23 1957 ju1y4 1954 C Q r DAVID SAWYER ' V 9 ' v E 1 f n . 5 1- ,bv- iii' an 5 ' ' n E NX l B. C6A'I4ES. M. E. KIMBALL. S. OSBORN 101' J' SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Seated: P. Philbrick, N. Field, L. Barcomb, J. Karsis, C. Martell, A. Wyman E. Shaw. Standing: G. Felch, E. Dicey, G. Howard, S. Osborn, C. Russell, G. Huntley R. Farina, B. Amadon, J. Small. -,. .... I llmx .ff-f ff! Y YY -W - gurl Q'-1 Y . Q , ,H . ,ff ff, H ,-- g -- 5 - -- -5 X -fe: +1 O, O ,G ee reggae -- xx , 1- - - -Y L- YY Xili. 5 Esgi ,,,.., E. --- l Will, '11 JJ ef. . f X !2afy,.u:-,Al C-1 ln A 1354: L -Y -7 vr Qi, ,- A-W . F--f 4-3':gL1,.'. L -- - 4, , ,,- Y- --f--- V - -I-, 4- f - ::' 'L W , I E ,, .., - 1 . l lS2'lll.0l' Clfm Uffzlvn Left to Rigbf: AI. Kursis, G. Huntley. S. O5lvurn, C. Russell. PRIZSIDIZNT: Carlton Russell Sl1CRlf'l'ARY: Alllllil Kzlrsis 'l'Rlf.-XSl'RlfR: Guy Huntley VICE PRESIDENT: Stuart Usldurn y..-.-.. ...,, M. ,A ,135 -Q ' fi A Y I ,QTM77 fx'fTTTT'Tl!l llllnl .. l .ll Url f mx lllwl ll, 'n BRUCE TI-IEODORE AMADON Dilly Peace but rewards the man who does bis best. Class President lg Home Room Representative 5, 43 J.V. Baseball I, 2g J.V. Foot- ball lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Square Dance Club 1. NEIL EDWARD BALL N E B On the ubole a pleasant chap Rllle Club 1 2 '? Wm. f DORIS JANET AUGER ..Jan,, I, A quiet manner doesn't hide a personality tbat's great and wide. Intramural Basketball lg Y- Teens 1, 43 Square Dance Club 13 junior Librarians lg Science Club 1. WILLIAM NEWTON BALL BI ltr the hard u ork and mercxless grinding that pur chases glory and fame Rifle Club 1 'za if A sv-' T' CLARA IRENE BAILEY 1ITink!! Life is a gift to be used , u DAN JAMES AYERs eww day' Q-Jim,, And you'd really come to like him if you knew him very well. LORRAINE MAE BARCOME Dimples Such good lzttle sports are bard to find Home Room Representative 3 4 Biology Club 1 Y Teens 4 Informer 4 M N.--.414 FRED ARTHUR BALDWIN F A B A country lad but a great fellow as you can see . . 'll ' ef , rf v , r' ' yy - - ' - n . . In . , , . . . - L, 3 , 2: - 4 Q . H ' . n n Y :U V. , X -A S . 1 J A ii K X if l li I BILLIEE JOAN BEMIS Twinkle The fzleasant sight of you is good for one's eyes. Q. .5 MARILYN JUNE BEM1s ..Lynn,, Success is found in the soul, not in the realm of luck. Girls' State 55 Intramural Bowling lg Intramural Bas- ketball lg Intramural Soft- ball l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 23 Dramatic Club S, 4g Enterprise 5, 4g Informer 2, 5, 45 SALMA- GUNDI 4. XVALTIER L. BARDWEl.L, JR. JOHN Emvmzn BEAL ..Walt,. ujack.. Promotion comes to him You dou'l need glory, for u'h0 sticks. friendship is u simple thing. CAROL ANN BERGEVIN Bergie Better than power or farm' is striving to further the l'dllXL .H Intramural Basketball lg Y- Teens 2, 5, 45 junior Li- brarians lg Square Dance Club lg SALMAGUNDI 4. ERNEST BI..-KSTOS Ernie God promised us a man. He gave us one in thee. Student Council 43 junior Rotarian 4g J.V. Football lg Varsity Football 2, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 25 Dra- matic Club 5, 4: SALMA- GUNDI 45 Hi-Y Club 2, 5, 4. DONALD JOSEPH BEDARD ..J0ey,. Il hutv1'vr goal or dream you pursue, he u man. Home Room Representative Ig Junior Rotarians 43 j.V. Football lg Varsity Football Z, 5, 43 Varsity Track 1, 2, 5, 43 Physics Club 4. CLAUDETTE ELAINE BLEAU Speech is great, hut silence is greater. Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Intramural Softball 2. f R SHIRLEY MAE BLOOD Shirl V lVhalez'er is worth doing is worth doing well. Home Room Representative l, 2g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Square Dance Club lg En- grpgise 3, 43 SALMAGUN- I . JOHN EDWARD BOYEA Eddie l lVho works with all his strength will never die a debt to man. J.V. Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 J.V. Basket- ball Zg Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Football 45 In- tramural Basketball lg Hi-Y Club 4. ' 5.11 HANS BOLEWSKI For lhey conquer who be- lieve they can. PERLEY JAMES BOYEA Tuffy Great men stand like soli- tary towers. j.V. Baseball 1, Zg LV. Bas- ketball 1, 2g Varsity Track 3, . A 51 CAROL J. BONNETTE Buttons Sing away sorrow, and cast away care. j.V. Field Hockey lg Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Librarians 1. JANE CLAIRE BREEN And eyes that are flashing joy all the lime. Intramural Basketball 23 Y- Teens 2, 3, 49 Square Dance Club lg Ushers' Club 2, 3, 43 SALMAGUNDI 4. x, NX .Q '. 5-. 1 MARY ANN BOURASSA To be good is to be happy. A 5 SHIRLEY MAY BOURASSA Shrimpy 'Tis there I mme to laugh- ing eyes and find a welcome true. Our Lady of Monadnock Academy - j.V. Basketball 1. Keene High School - j.V. Basketball 2. BARBARA ANN BUSSIERE ..Barb,. She smiles, but she is mod- est and Silent. MARY JEAN CALL Mickie Life is nothing more than a quest for happiness. Home Room Representative 1. DAVID CHARLES BUCKMAN ..Bucky., 'Fhere's a lot of joy in this smiling world. Intramural Basketball 2g Square Dance Club lg Hi-Y Club 4. RICHARD PHILIP MICHAEL CALLAHAN Dick He was ever the best man on the field. Home Room Representative lg Boosters' Award 3: J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Baseball lg Varsity Football 5, 43 Var- sity Track 5, 4g Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4g Hi-Y Club 4. ttaangg BARBARA ANN BUFEUM ROBERT DIXON Elsie Dixie 1 A quiet exterior conceals I uonld rather . math. ' and shine than la BEVERLY JANE CAREY ..Bev.. There was always some- thing refreshing in her face. Intramural Basketball 1, 2 Softball lg Volleyball 1. '1 LORRAINE ANN CASTOR nay B BEVERLY ANN People must be true to CHAMBER'-AIN prosper much. Bev Intramural Softball 1, 25 It's an easy world to live Intramural Basketball 2. in if you choose to make it so. BARBARA MAE CLAYWOOD Barb Enjoy your share of fun each day and leave the rest to others. 3 ii. BRIAN HOWLAND COATES Make 'way for the master of the downlzeatf' Home Room Representative 2, 55 National Merit Schol- arship Test 4g Intramural Basketball lg Audio-Visual 2, 3, 45 Informer SQ Band 1, 2, 5. 'la -ur N X 4 VIRGINIA Louisa CHASE 11Ginny,t Good sense and good na- ture are never separated. Student Council 43 Granite Girls' State 33 Field Hockey lg J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Var- sity Basketball 3, 43 A-Choir 2, 5, 4g Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4g Ushers' Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Enterprise 1, 2, 3, 45 Inf- former 1, 2, 3, 4g SAI.- MAGUNDI 4g Physics Club 5. DAVID WILLIAM CODDING uDavev, Nothing is impossible with skillful bands. Dramatic Club lg Band 1, 2. , ,,. ROMAINE DARRELL CLARK 1-Romeyt Life's an easy road to trav- el if you'll only walk it straigbtf' 1 K5 i? 5 .M. BARBARA MARIE CLAY Barbie Laughter and I are the best of friends. Intramural Basketball 1. JAMES WALTER COPPO Hot Rod All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling too well myself. J.V. Baseball Manager Zg Rifle Club 1. 'bv' N XJ CATHERINE ANNIE COTE Cathy She must he seen to he appreciated. Intramural Softball 1, 2. .QQD D 7 QM VERNE ARTHUR COLBURN ..Red., Good combination of red hair and rhythm. Choir Council 2, 5: All State Choir 2, 3g Choir l, 2. 5, 45 Band l, 2. RICHARD ALBERT CROSSMAN Dick Be the best of whatever you are. .Nqr CAROLYN LOUISE COLE Carol Silence may do good hut run do little harm. RICHARD LEON CROTEAU Dick He just sits back and lets the rest of the world go hy. CAROLYN PAMELIA CONBOY Carol Silence is the best orna- ment of women. Band 1, 25 Enterprise 45 Dramatic Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN CUMMINGS Shirl A cheerful heart lives long. Home Room Representative 23 Square Dance Club 1. liais- SARAH E. CUNNINGHAM Smile and the world smiles bark. Dramatic Club 1. JAMES DALE DELANCEY Hot Shot A friend to all a rare good sport Clearfield Hugh S c h o ol Clearfield Pennsylvania JV Basketball Keene High School Dramatic Club 3 C77 ff I' ffl MYRNA RUTH CURTIS A quiet person except when otherwise. Intramural Softball 1. HENRY DESCOTEAUX Hank IN otbzng great u as ez er achieved u xtbout enthusi asm Golf Team 2 3 Intramural Basketball 3 n 'l'3' LAWRENCE C. CUTTER Larry Once a friend, always a friend. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 53 Band 1. RICHARD H. DESCOTBAUX Dick I 11 :ll sit doun now but tbe time lltll come ulaen you zull bear me x 12 STANLEY J. DAMBROUKAS Stan the Man Some say he's basbful - others doubt it. J.V, Football 14 J.V. Base- ball lg Varsity Football 2 5, Co-Captain 43 Varsity Baseball 2 Ph sics Club 33 S Y Hi-Y Club 5, 4. 1. up-. jul C37 A L BARBARA JEAN DAVIS NB J .. As happy as the day is long. Junior Librarians 2, 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH DILUZIO The world delights in sun- ny people. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. GAIL ANN DOLLAR Saflre Dark eyes running over with laughter. Granite Girls' State 3g j.V. Field Hockey lg J.V. Bas- ketball lg Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 43 Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, 4g Band I, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 SAL- MAGUNDI 4. C77 ELIZABETH M. DIBERNARDO ..Betty.. Laughter is zz milestone to future happiness. Intramural Softball lg In- tramural Basketball Zg A- Choir 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 43 SALMAGUNDI 4. CAROL ANN DUNN Carol Calm and sleady, cheerful and true. Y-Teens 2, 4. , x Q CQ DOUGLAS EDGAR DICEY Ears 1 Life without sport is not life. Home Room Representative 4g j.V. Basketball lg j.V. Baseball Zg Varsity Track 55 Varsity Cross Country 5, Co- Captain 4g Varsity Basket- ball 2. 5. 43 Hi-Y Club 5, 45 A-Choir 5, 45 junior Ro- tarian 4. SOPHIE ANN DYSHLEVICH A sunny disposition is in- deed a treasure. Class Secretary lg j.V. Field Hockey lg j.V. Basketball lg Varsity Field Hockey 2, 5, 43 Varsity Basketball Z, 5, 4g Y-Teens Ig Home Room Representative 1. JOHN SPENCER EATON Il rv good to lne and 1011111 jumor Rotartans 4 Band Counctl Chatrman 3 Band 3 4 All St Band 2 All New England Band 3 A Chotr 4 JOHN EUGENE FELCH Gene He Ines to lemn Home Room Rcpresentatne 4 junxor Rotarians 4 Au dto Vtsual 1 7 3 4 Phys tcs Clubl 7 3 4 Debattng Eutulnzse 1 4 Band 3 4 Chess Club 3 SALMA GUNDI 2 4 'C' 'il' GEORGE MANFRED ECKHARD Cousy Some are for :cork some me for play Im for both Home Room Reprcscntatne 3 juntor Rotartans 4 Pro Hle Boys State 3 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 4 HLY Club 5 4 Btology Club 2 Dramattc Club 2 3 4 Football 5 4 NATALIE SUE FIELD Nat Sbe seizes all :also dme be N116 Home Room Representatne 4 Grantte Gtrls State. 3 JV Blsketball l Band 1 Ushers Club 7 5 4 SAL MAGUNDI 3 4 I I CAROL ANN ENGLISH Candy lo see bm I5 to lore ber Home Room Representatne 7 Queens Court 2 JV Ittld Hockey 2 YTcLns 2 4 Btology Club 4 SHEILA MAURA FLEMING Oowa lbe butlaluess of her smile and eyes u 011111 shame ilu stars Class Vtce Prcstdent l 2 Student Council 1 2 Home 3 Queens Court 1 Intra mural Basketball 1 Varsnty Cheerleader 3 Co Captain 4 YTeens1 AChotr2 3 4 Dramattc Club l 2 3 Prestdent 4 Ushers Club 1 4 Izfo mer 1 2 SALMAGUNDI 4 1 RONALD ALLEN FARINA Ronnie 'It mailers not bon' long ue lue but bow Class Treasurer 1 2 3 Home Room Representatne 1 2 4 Profile Boys State 3 juntor Rotartans 4 Intra mural Basketball l Btology Club 2 HLY Club 4 Phys tcs Club 3 Dramatic Club 5 4 SALMAGUNDI 4 fgff 5 f' Ct HA1rI lNlARX IARRELL Hazy A unc zomponml 0ffI01lL and fill! JV Basketball I 7 Varsity Cheerleader 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Ushers Clu 4 Dmmmc Klub 3 4 SAL NIACUNDI 4 4' , . N' ' , ' 1 ' , , 1 Q s I . 7 . . ,V ' 2 ' . -' ' 5' : - 5 'fe f -. - ' QQ? 7 ' ,Lit ' a Q 1 .aw 2 - 2 - , . K 3 , , 9 - H . . y .. ., , .. ,, 1. 'J ' . P' . , , 'f' ' - ' V 7' , . . . . - . ,, I U n , , . . y 3 ' 1 -3 ' . 3 . . 1,-2... 3 - ate . ' ' . , :'. . , ., - - Y - w , v ' s 9 j . ' .1 - 9 ' - ' 1 ll .7 ,- Q 9 ig 7 - 9 S s 0 .L 4, Ak 1 T ' 1 ,, - .-, . L, . . X v v I L, .. ,, Q. ,, 1. ,, , X 'V . U rf ,I , A rr ,' I 5 ' C 1 . .i . . , , U 7 V - V 3 . ' . D' f - . . ' ' , ' .I , . A , . ' . .-' . I - a -1 - s w . u - v ' . Q y . -, . .. 3 . . 1, ' 3 ' g , 2 1, 2, 43 DIHHHIIIC Club 3. 43 A-Choir 3. 49 Y-Teens 45 Room Representattve 1, 2, ' 1 , Q ., L - ' , -, , g - . 1 ' L . - 9 ' s ' ,K-f 3 . v , iff: . A - 2, 5, Q I 1' , , 3, 49 1 u 1 'U . ., . . '. .f j . A . . . ' Q ' ' Q -1 ' ' P 1 x X ' A x - I V - ,. ls 21 .a Q - - b ls , 2, 3, 43 Eflterfzrrse l, 2, 3, 3 1 t . V , ff x, I A X .ffzlfgiitgzf H ' 7 t .-5552' tic .jg-'.1,i .f-2.9:-11 . PALIIWE EDNYA GALLUP Polly A imc' fnend forezer a fuend Square Dance Club 1 g il? R11 HARD PM L GALLLP Dick Wfmt slmnld u mun do but he merry. j.V. Football 1. w..l GM L CAROLXN FORD lrmnzplxxbmeuts u ere mv tu e to ber mind Gramte Gnrls State 3 Gnrls Watxon Delegate 5 All State Band 5 School Organxsr 2 5 4 N'1tlonal Merit Schol arshnp Test 4 Ushers Club Band Council I 2 3 Chair man 4 SALMAGUNDI 4 'WORTA MARCARET GALWAY Pussy luus lu: tbmkzue o nllvuf made Jon tbmk 0 'll jumor Lubmruns 1 7 Biol Lx Klub 7 Physics Club Dramatic Club 5 SALMACIUNIJI 4 j 'ZZ9 RONALD LEE FRAZIER Ronme Life rr but u thought Homt Room RepresLntatne -A Band 1 GORDON W GARCEAU Garce I just dont let things lmtbu me JV Baskttball I 7 JV Baseball l 7 Physnts Club Oh. ,E 'S 'cv' EVELYN NIAY FULLER Toots Ilbe fairest garden m ber looks junior Librarians l 7 MARLINE JEAN GARNETT Instrzlrtmn ends nz be flussroom czlucutzon ends uztb he UN Represcntatne a Na txonal Mtrnt Scholarshnp lest 4 Debatmp, 3 4 A our 2 'Q 4 Iunlor I rarnans l 2 4 Hockey 1 ' . 5' INIARGARET JEAN GATES Margie True friendships are firm- er lhan fame. Intramural Basketball l. 2, 43 Softball 2, 43 Volleyball 2. LYLE CALVIN GOODNOW' The force of his own merit makes his tray. Biology Club 33 A-Choir lg Future Farmers of America 5, 4. y A ANN GLAZIER No matter how she feels she always looks cheerful. Intramural Bowling l, 23 J.V. Cheerleader l, 2, 33 Science Club lg Ushers' 1, 2. 5: lfnlerprise 5, 4. JoAN DALE Goomutin Joanie Self rererenfe, self knowl- edge, self control. Intramural Softball 13 ln- tramural Bowling 23 Square Dance Club I3 Biology Club 23 Dramatic Club I., 2, 5, 43 Y-Teens 43 SALMA- GUNDI 4. f,7 JANE ISABEL GONYOU Janie l There's a'u'il!y corner in this brain. Student Council 2, 5, 43 Granite Girls' State 3: Na- tional Merit Scholarship Test 43 Intramural Basket- ball 43 Enterprise 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-chief 43 Informer 1, 2, 53 Y-Teens 1, 2, 4g SALMAGUNDI 43 Ushers' Club l, 2, 3, 43 Square Dance Club 1. JEAN RoLl.lNos GORGES Jeannie A light hear! lives long. Intramural Bowling 13 Jun- ior Librarians Z3 Y-Teens 5, 4. Ronmzr C. GooDALE, JR. Bob No one knows what he mn :lo until he tries. 'rc' Wim-J r s tk' i BOYD IEl.I.ls Goolmml. Birdie llere's 4 luurt for any fate. Future Farmers of America 2, 5, 4. XVILLIAM ANTHONY HAYES Bill He who goes slowly goes safely. Profile Boys' State 3: Var- sity Football 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Physics Club 1, 3g Dramatic Club 3, 4. ,ii 'Y '-1:3 . Mui 11 1 r RUTH ELLEN HAYVUARD Ruthie Her band and bear! botb open and free. Qel' Y-gnr ' z Q . JOHN HENRY HANNINEN Hank Man is bis own star. Profile Boys' State 33 Science Club 1. JOHN EDWARD HAZEN ..Jack,, An honest mar1's the no- blest work of God. Future Farmers of America 5. .Q-, 1, S .1 1 I' .abr LOIS-ANN HARDY ul-'on I Calm and serene, sh e treads life's way. J.V. Basketballg Varsity Bas- ketballg Y-Teens 1, 45 Square Dance Club lg En- terprise 2, 5. HEIDI JANE HENRY Henny L W ith ber rbeerful manner sbe'll always have friends. Square Dance Club 13 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Informer 35 Enterprise 3, 4. I tl . LUCILLE ALICE HILL mis.. Wx 'QFD- .1 s,.' RUTH JEAN HITCHCOCK Ceil Hitchy The ideal of courtesy, wit, A girl whom we lore for charm, and grace. Home Room Representative lg Granite Girls' State 39 Intramural Bowling lg Gen- eral Science Club. President lg junior Librarians 1, 5g Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SALMAGUNDI 4. BRIAN IRWIN HOUGI-ITON Cherakee X I hate the girls for they irritate me, but I love to be irritated. J.V. Football lg Varsity Football 2, 5, 4g j.V. Base- ball lg J.V. Basketball 1, 2. what she is. MAURICE JOSEPH HOULE Maurie Youth is the time for play. j.V. Basketball Manager lg Intramural Basketball Z5 Hi- Y Club 4, Square Dance Club l. 'i lil lf! Nw JEAN ELIZABETH HOFFMAN Jeanie A flower of sweet smell is shy. Softball Ig Bowling l, 25 Y- gwezns 43 Dramatic Club 2, GARY ALAN HOWARD The world knows little of us great men. Home Room Representative 45 Prohle Boys' State 33 junior Rotarians 43 Winner, Voice of Democracy 5g Square Dance lg Camera Club President lg Band l, 2, 33 Choir 3, 4g Choir Council 45 Physics Club 3g Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 SAL- MAGUNDI 4. EIINA FRANCES HOPKINS Eddy To know ber is to like her. Granite Girls' State 3: Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball l, 2, 4g Band 1, 2, Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Q i an ROIINEY RICIIARII IIORTON 'QHOI Rod Men of few words are the best men. Cross Country 1. jmtia ANN llL'l'I'N1AN ..'O.. 'l'l14' more lHllll'l'.Yfdlll!llIg. tlvc ftfirw' u'm'dx. Albcrqucrquc lligh School, Albcrqucrquc, Nuw ML-xico -Glue Club l, Z3 Keene lligh School - A-Choir 4. DORIS V. HUNT Dot She is 4 goodly lady. fs if N BLAIR ERNEST HOWE Hair llfffll ilu, lwiglwst lul- cul lvirlcs in ol15c11rily. GUY STEPIIEN HUNTLIEY llunt I J'i0Ill1lll1U.VS is a great vir- fue. Home Room Representative I. Z, 53 Class Trcaaurer 4g Prolilc Boys' State 52 .lunior Rotarian 45 j.V. Basketball lg Track 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 2, 5. CO-Captain 43 V4'intcr Track 5. 43 A-Choir l, Z, 5, 4g Audio Visual 2, 5, 45 Choir Council, Chair- man 4. 5 ,sy WZ:--' HONVARD PIUBBARD RAYMOND Pull.lPHLvCKlNS llubbie Huck I am fIL'l'plt'NL'll--Il'llflhff ll is not .Yfl'6'PlgflJ, but urt to url or no! to acl. that ulluius ilu' prize. Diversified Occupations 1, 2. jOuN RODERT IIUNTLEY Johnnie Full of misvlzief, 4 jolly good sport. Varsity Football 4g A-Choir 7 5 4 -s.. . v 5' ALAN DOUGLAS IBELLE Cousin By the work one knows the workmen. Orford High School, Bas- ketball Manager Z. 236 fl fr MARGARET EVELYN JUDD Qlcandyv Sweet and good natured is she. DANIEL BLASE KINNEY Danny Good and true and jolly too. Class President Z, 3: Stu- dent Council 2, SQ Boys' State 35 Junior Rotarian 4g All-State Band 3: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 4g Enterprise 4g SAL- MAGUNDI 4g Dramatic Club 4g Band I, 2, 5, 4. 4, JULIA MAY KARSIS ..Ju1ie,, All for fun and fun for all. Class Secretary 4g National Merit Scholarship Test 4g Girls' State 3g Varsity Cheer- ing 2, 3, 4g Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3. 43 Varsity Field Hockey 4g Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3, Head Usher 43 Dra- matic Club l, 2, 3, 43 En- terprise 3, 43 SALMAGUN- DI 3, 45 A-Choir 2, 5, 4. SALLY KNIGHT ..Sal,, Softly speak, sweetly smile. j.V. Cheerleader 2, 3: Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2g In- tramural Volleyball Zg Jun- ior Librarian lg Glee Club 3. ls 1 JANET ANN KEARNEY uhlann Laughter 'round the eyes means warmth in the heart. j.V. Cheerleader 2, 3g In- tramural Basketball 1, 25 Intramural Volleyball 25 Square Dance Club 1. SUSAN KNIGHT usuel. A winning smile is a mar- velous asset. Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Intramural Volleyball 2g j.V. Cheerleader 2, 55 jun- ior Librarian 4g Glee Club 3. SALLY ANNE KERSHAW asain Her hair is not more sun- ny than her heart. Girls' State 39 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 5, 43 junior Librarians 1, 2, 5, 45 SALMAGUNDI 4g Y-Teens 1. ll, MARY ELLEN KIMBALL Mel A face that wins friemls, a personality that keeps them. Queen's Court 33 National Merit Scholarship Test 43 j.V. Basketball 1, 25 Var- sity Cheerleading 3, 4, Co- Head Cheerleader 4g SAL- MAGUNDI 4. ROSE IDA LAPLANTE She enjoys life in a small tray. Gul Ds , PHILIBERT J. LARIVIERE Phil lVlJy should I hurry when I ran take it easy? . PETER JOHN KROCHUNAS Pete Ile lux a bear! as sound as 41 bell. GRETCHEN ANN LARSON UGICIU A sweet attractive kind of grave. j.V. Chcering l, 23 Varsity Chee-ring 5, 4g Y-Teens 5, 4g Band l, 2, 3, 43 SALMA- GUNDI 4g Physics Club 5. X I . '-X Q 5, K- JAMES RICIIARII LAKE -I-Iirn., JI wnnfmniml tlml is I'lIea'r- ful is u'orll1 bis Ireigbt in gold. AUDREY lVlAY LESLIE ..I-CSU The expression in your eye, the quality of your smile tell Ibe sim-y. Intramural Basketball lg j.V. Field Hockey 2g Square Dance Club 1. GAIL SUSAN LANG To be lull is lo see lbe I4'nI'11l. -I.V. Field llockuy 1, 31 Var- sity Field Hockey 43 Intra- mural Basketball lg Y-Teens 1, 4. DONALD CLARK LEWIS Don The silent rraflsman works on. Future Farmers of America 1, 2. Ll.. ' .s,' JOAN MARY LORANGER HJC.. The smile u'on't rome off. j.V. Basketball 2g Varsity Basketball 33 Square Dance Club 1. BARBARA A. MARTINEAU Mart There's mischief in this little girl, and never zz dull moment. Mount Saint Mary Seminary High School - Class Presi- dent lg Glee Club lg Sodal- ity lg Keene High School- Informer 2, 55 Enterprise 3, 45 Dramatic Club 5, 45 Y- Teens 2, 49 Ushers' Club 5, 4g SALMAGUNDI 3. 4. 1 67 12' xx lung LIARGUERITE BIACDURFEY Peggie The noblest motive is the public good. Walpole High School - Future Homemakers of America 33 Glee Club lg Chorus 5: J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 35 Keene High School - Dramatic Club 4. rr BLAINE M. NICLELLAN Fudd Lire, love, laugh, and he happy. Home Room Representative lg Intramural Basketball l, 5g J.V. Baseball 2, 33 Future Farmers of America, Presi- dent 5, 4. ,T Ev -e X JOYCE MARIE lWARSH u n Jo A merry heart that doeth good. Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Square Dance Club 1. JOIIN HENRY MCMAHON Chief l.et'.v meet and either do or die. j.V. Baseball l, lg Rifle Club l. nk: i' - ' 4, .- , -4' CIGNA MARIE MARTELL ..Cy.. A singular girl of plural uhililiesf' Home Room Representative l, 2, 5, 4g Queen's Court 2, 55 Square Dance Club 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 45 SALMA- GUNDI 4g Enterprise 3, 45 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. --rf X.. 4 x 43. 3 JAMES RAYMOND lNlARTIN uhm., HEl'6I'j' man is the maker of his ozrn f11l1n'e. Square Dance Club 1. GERARD ROBERT BIETIVIER Ge-rry , lu the xpring, a young mtm'5 fanny turns to . . . lldfflldllfl Varsity Baseball 2, 3. 1 'tr ROBERT CHARLES lNlETlVlER lNlonk 'l'1Je rule of my fifc' is In make lzusizzess al plvaxzfre um! plvamrc' my lIll.ViIlL'S5.H lli-Y Club 45 Dramatic Club fig Biology Club 2. M . . A' . , , ,V 2 ' li ' aff , 1 5 MB f ' uri t 6-RF' 'ff FLEANOR ANN lNlCPllAIl.. iNlAIYRlCE W. lVlECHAM R HFIC x jx Sim uez'c'r lels business in- Meek v. ff-'1'fl 'f' lflfb f7IW51l f'- The will to du, the will to Hu lmppy Square Dance Club lg Y- flare. 1 L Teens 5. f 1 BRUCE GORDON BIITCHELL Buzz If my bear! bids me do it, I do il if I can. Marlboro High School - Class Vice President lg Class Secretary 25 Class President 33 Student Council 1, 3g Varsity Baseball l, 2g Cap- tain Cross Country 5g Track 33 Dramatic Club l, 2g Ski Club lg Choir I. 53 Keene High School -- Track 4. va IJUUGLAS BRUCE BIORSE Flash They Luau' ermuglv who kllflll' boil' I0 learn. Track 5, 45 SALMAGUNDI 2. 5, 4. MARGARET MOTT upeggyn lVe have a good friend and fellow worker in ber. J.V. Basketball l, 25 In- former 2, 35 SALMAGUN- DI 3, 4. TYRONE NICHOLS Nick He never u'orrie.v, and .vel- dom burriesf' i I A A l GALE HADLEY MUCHMORE Muchie I dare do all llaat may be- come a man. J.V. Baseball 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. SANDRA OLES SandY Dignified and tall was she. j.V. Basketball lg Intramu- ral Bowling 15 Intramural Basketball 25 Y-Teens 15 junior Librarians 45 Dra- matic Club 2, 5, 45 A-Choir 2, S, 45 SALINIAGUNDI 45 General Science Club l. 'EM AUBREY FRED MURDOUGH ..Aub,, '1'bere'.v a place and means for every man alive. STUART ARTHUR OSBORN Srukie I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul. Class Vice President 45 Stu- dent Council 3, 45 Profile Boys' State 33 ,lunior Ro- tarian 45 Home Room Rep- resentative 1, 2, 35 National Merit Scholarship Test 45 J.V. Basketball 2: Dramatic Club 45 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Physics Club 3: SALMA- GUNDI 45 Informer 2. 3, 4, Editor 5. FN W--' S2 -an 4 . PL ,-e in1i :Ifsl STELLA JOYCE MYERS ustel., A good companion, a bet- ter friend. NORMA JEAN NAREAU Punk Her air, ber manners, all who sau' admired. J.v. Field Hockey 15 J.v. Basketball 1, Intramural Basketball 15 Y-Teens 1, 45 Square Dance Club 15 Band l, 2, 5, 45 Enterprise 3, 4. JACK EUGENE PARKER Care is an enemy to life. LINWOOD ROY PATNODE Linny For work is work, and play is play, and ne'er the twain shall meet. 4 ' '49 CAROLYN M. PAGE Blondy Tall, straight, slender, with all the graces l1lest. Ushers' Club 2, 5, 45 A- Choir Z. PAULINE BLANCHE PELKEY Polly The only way to have a friend is to be one. LAWRENCE PAGE Butch Salt your food with hu- mor, pepper it with wit, and sprinkle it with friend- ship. Science Fair Winner 1, 35 Varsity Track 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball l, 3, 45 Physics Club 2, 35 Square Dance Club 1. SANDRA JEAN PERRON Sandy Her voice u'as ever soft and low, an exfellent thing in a woman. Enterprise l, 2, 3, 45 SAL- MAGUNDI 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens l, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 25 Physics Club 3. 'ie- 5 ig. , S C L f STANLEY EDWARD PAGE upagien Many a friend and never a foe. POLLY JOAN PHILBRICK Grace was in her step, heaven in her eyes. Dramatic' Club 3. 45 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Enterprise 3, 45 Informer 1, 5. Editor 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 SAL- MAGUNDI 45 Band 45 Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 5: Gra- nite Girls' State 35 Queen's Court 15 National Merit Scholarship Test 45 J.V. Basketball 1. BERNICE ANN PHILLIPS Bunny Quiet and kind in all ber ways. JACQUELINE F. PROULX jackie Cl1eerf1zIness means a mu- teuted spirit and u pure heart. Band 1, 2, 5, 4g Square Club lg Intramural Basketball 2g Intramural Volleyball 2. il Ns iff? lf' EDWARD ERNEST PICKERING RICHARD CLARENCE PRATT Eddie,' Dick Honor lies in honest wil. Born for sutcess, be seems. THOMASA QUIGLEY Tami Her f ri e n rl s are every u'lJere. lr. , X RUSSELL GEORGE RAITTO Russ You 1lon't have to be noisy lo lie popular. Enwmm JOHN Pxsvosr Eddie He's a quiel fellow . . . X0777L'lI7lIC.l'.H ga. ROISIZRI' PRIEST ..BObu Not a 7711171 of iron, but a live oak. IDORDTHY L. ROBBINS Dotty She har fomplete ignor- uure of ez'eryllJiug a :roman needs uni know. 'Q' 4 PAULINE D. ROBERTSON Polly l Iou'er of nreeknesx on 4 ,tlem of grace. West Lebanon High School - Varsity Cheerleader 1. Keene lligh - Y-Teens 3, 43 Dramatic Club 5, 43 j.V. Cheerleader 2, 5. 1 if CAROL ANNE REARDON She moves a goddess and .the lanky zz 1111eeu. Class Secretary 2, 53 Home Room Representative 1, 33 Queen's Court 5: 1.V. Bas- ketball l, 13 Ushers' Club l, 2, 5. 43 Dramatic Club 5, 43 Band-llead Twirler 43 ElI1t'l'fIl'l50 lg Y-Teens 1, Zz SALMAGUNDI 43 Square Dance Club 1. CARx1l2N lNlARY ROBITAILL Carm She lun 4 smile for all who mee! her. l ntra mural Bowling l. Q? ANTHONY l.. RIZDINGTON ..T0m,, Ile has urhicrezl surfers who has lirerl well, laughed allen. Debating Club l, Z, 5, 43 Band 1, Z, 5, 43 Hand Coun- cil 5. 43 All State Band 53 Profile Boys' State 53 Model U. N. Assembly 5. CARLTON 'l'. lll'SSlil.l. Russ The IHIlll'l'.YfrllIlllll.Q to :li- refl, the lmml In e.x'1.'c'11lt'. Student Council l, 23 Class President 43 llome Room Representative l. Z, 5, 43 All State Band 13 All New lingland Band 5, 43 Pro- llle Boys' State 53 National Merit Scholarshij 'l'est 43 Hand l, 2. 5, 43 lffllwprixz' 1. 5, 43 Dramatic Club 43 Physics Club 53 School Or- ganist 2, 5, 4. xf S RICHARD D. RICKER Dick Men are reputed :rise for saying nothing. PAULA lNlARl.liNE RUSSELL Polly She may look quiet, hu! look again. JUNE KATHERINE SAFFORD ..SaH,, No gems, no gold she needs, she shines intrinsical- ly fair. Our Lady of Monadnock Academy - Glee Club 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Keene High School - Y-Teens 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 SALMAGUNDI 3. 4. EMILY THURSTON SHAW --Emmeyi A noble type of good Heroic iromanhoodf' Home Room Representative 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 SAL- MAGUNDI Editor-in-chief .fa tl? CATHARINE M. SAUNDERS I-Tatu ,I In every gesture, dignity and love. Girls' State 35 Intramural Basketball 15 ,I.V. Basket- ball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J.V. Field Hockey 35 In- tramural Softball 15 Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 45 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 15 Square Dance Club 1, SALMA- GUNDI 4. TOBY ANN SHEINFIELD Tobe Take life too seriously, and what is it worth? All State Chorus 3: Nation- al Merit Scholarship Test 45 Intramural Softball 15 In- tramural Basketball 15 In- tramural Bowling 15 A- Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Enterprise 3, 45 SAL- MAGUNDI Treasurer 45 National Forensic League 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3. 4. N MERTON S. SCADOVA Smart actions speak great minds. Intramural Basketball 15 A- Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Square Dance Club 1. DON ALBERT SIMENEAU Happiness is the only good, and here is the place to be bdtflw- Future Farmers of America 3, 45 Square Dance Club l. v A lik K -gf 5:1 lit.: ,- 1: lf? A Q' fri in ' A ALFRED HENRY SCHIEWE ..A1,, A great sport - steady and strong. 'V i 1 Q I SHIRLEY PUTNAM SEAVER Shirl . There's a little mischief in every little girl. Intramural 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 4. CHARLES VICTOR SMITH Chuck Deeds measure the man. HENRY MILNE SOUTHWELL Hank For he was juxt the quiet kind. A-Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1. LOUIS BONN SIMON Louie 1 Hit friendly nature can be measured by bit beigbtf' junior Rotarian 4g ,I.V. Bas- ketball lg j.V. Baseball 53 Varsity Golf l, Z3 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, Physics Club 35 Dramatic Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN SPEARS Shirl Silence never betrays you. Intramural Basketball Ig Biology Club 2. .qv ky. 4 ' l if-Q-fif' k I4 , ,I Inik if-Q' ' I-+ve-are KENNETH FRANCIS SKIDDS Kenny fl langbter mixed zrilb the serious stuff. Future Farmers of America 3, 45 Rifle Club 1, 23 Square Dance Club lg Science Club l. PAUL LEONARD SPENCER Spenc He but moved a little near- er to the matter of music. Band 1, 43 Glee Club 1. 6.4 N .. ' J Sf? ' , ws: JOHN T. SMALL I -IJ-ack., If God' can lore 'em all, I nm lore u dozen. Manchester High School, Manchester, Connecticut - Soccer lg Keene High -- Home Room Representative 45 j.V. Baseball 2, 35 In- tramural Basketball 5, 4g Physics Club 53 Dramatic Club 4. DOUGLAS SHERMAN STONE uDougn One of us, yet by many nnknou'n. Home Room Representative 25 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 45 Football 35 Square Dance Club 1. - ' NANCY ANN STOOIJLLY ..Nan.. The endearing elegance of female friendship. Granite Girls' State 3g A- Choir Z, 5, 4. ELIZABETH INIAE THOMPSON Shorty Quiet and small, liked by all :elm know ber. Intramural Basketball 2. WILLIAM JOHN SXVEIENIEY Bill 'fc Young fellows will be young fellows. Intramural Basketball I, 25 J. V. Basketball 53 j.V. Baseball Manager Ig Square Dance Club 1. IIARVEY IIISEN TOI.lNIAN IIz1rx ' Silence Il'bl'I1 rmtlziug need be .mid is the eloquence of zlisfreliunf' ,IX ELIQANUR INIAE SXVETT Ellie A quiet girl with a Iveallb uf friendliness. j.V. Hockey Manager 2, 39 Physics Club 5. SHIRLEY RosIa TOLMAN Shirl 'ill-ill!! sairl I was quiet? Intrztmural Basketball lg Y- Teens 1, 2, 5, 4g Enterprise 5, 43 Square Dance Club lg SALMAGUNDI 4. 7 NIARGARET THEODOROU Margie Noise is not necessary for sucress. ' Y-Teens 2, 5, 43 junior Li- Erarians 2g SALMAGUNDI 'Wi 'fzri fs AN N BEVERLY THOMPSON HAHHICYY ' li's easier lo lislen than io talk. ELAINE C. TURNER I.ank I A good time nou' is :forth two gone. Intramural Vollcy Ball lg Enterprise 1, 2: Y-Teens l, Z. is if K liIINIc:Iz S. UNIIERWUQII ..Euny,. Puru1lixe is fzarazlise for I4'lJoL'I'w' owns il. Intramural Bowling I, 23 Intramural Basketball 2. fl -e--f 'f f PIIILIP ARTHUR TOPA PIIII. RAY TRASK RUTII ANN TREA Butch TrIIskic Tre If I mink grew! fljllllgfllj ll lIy worry . . . lnnmrruu' S114 :Inu 111110 kind Ifbfll' nlbcrs .vtanfl with zu- nmy norcr Hmm. IIIJIIIJ mm! ltute um J , MTM' Golf Tram I, 1, 5, 4g A- llomt Room Rcprmu Ifzflw-pruv 1. 2. 5. 4: 111- Choir Z,5,4. V B.Isktl1Ill former 2, 3. 45 Rifle Club 1. K hurlcader l 7 Int: WILLIAM PETER VOGELEY Bill 'I'lJeI-e is honesty and man- lmod in him. 3 xf. Q Q- - CARIII. NIARGARET VORCE Toms One is blinded by the xfmrklc in ber hair. Home Room Representative 1. 2, 4. I ,. E 1- ' J 4'- Q- 'W gti JOANNE PATRICIA WALL -1 I, .Io She has indeed an artistic flair. j.V. Cheerleader 2, 5: Var- sity Cheerleacler 43 Y-Teens I, 2, 4, Enterprise l. 2, 5, 43 junior Librarians 53 SAL- MAGUNDI 4. PAUL RAYMOND WILCOX Willie A man to matrh the moun- tains and the seas. j.V. Baseball 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. W ,Huy INIARK FARNALD WALTZ Waltzie ' For not to live at ease is not to live. Home Room Representative 53 Prohle Boys' State 53 jun- ior Rotarians 43 All State Band 53 Band 1, 2, 55 Phys- ics Club Sg Biology Club 23 Enterprise 2, 3, 4. ANN WOODBURY WYMAN Earth's noblest thing - a woman perfected. Home Room Representative 5, 43 Square Dance Club 13 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Enterprise 2, 3, 43 SALMA- GUN DI 4. M SARAH LILLIAN WARLICK Chick ll hat liar Hrst said red meant danger? Biology Club 35 junior Li- brarians 23 Dramatic Club 4. ELIZABETH MAE XVYMAN Beth She is kind and she is fair, for heanty lives in kind- ness. Granite Girls' State 33 Y- Teens 2, 45 Square Dance Club lg Ushers' Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Informer 2, 5, 43 Dra- matic Club 3, 43 SALMA- GUNDI 4. JOANNE MARIA WATT ujou Serene on the outside. Intramural Basketball 1, 2 Intramural Softball 11 Biol ogy Club 2, 35 Junior Li brarians 1, 2. VINCENT R. WICHLAND ..B0b,, F ll'fhy aren't they all C071- tented lilee me? Science Club l. Esrn ER MAY YLITALO Ezra .S'lu' Ilia! was fuir am! um'- cr f21'011d. Intramural Softball .25 Intra- mural Baskctball 25 Science Club l. 'X x x 5 , I 1 BIAXFIELD LLOYD YOUNG Max - You mn do u'l1alez'er you think von ran. Class Vice President 55 Pres- ident of Keene Chapter of National Forensic League 45 Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Audio Vis- ual Club l, 25 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 jun- ior Rotarian 45 Physics Club 5. x r 1 3 I I 1 I 1 W HE HRH QXULHT EHET EVN rr' i Tr' k I an TV' A- P 'T' lg I , ,-f -,iff- ' 11- 4 K4iif ji? ,,..- A mr fa' '51 Gif . ' ,lt 1: I . X4 A 9 5 surf' Y7 i W'-.arf K JUNIOR HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: M. Wfyman, D. Properizo. Rout' 2: P. Wfyman, S. Holbrook, M. Babcock, D. Moore. KI. Bridge. Row 3: A. O'Brien, H. Kelly, Quinan, B. Parrot, J. Daniels, K. Coolidge. unior Clan og On the sometimes stormy, sometimes tranquil sea of life in Keene High, time has borne us, the crew of the sturdy vessel, '57, over the billows, past the reefs, another mile nearer our destination - Graduation. Beyond, the unknown ports are looming in the distance, enveloped, as yet, in the fog of the Future. Guided by numerous buoys and lighthouses warning of shoals and rocks, we have had smooth sailing this year. Capably piloted by our hehnsman, Alohn Bar- rett, Class President, and the ship's ofhcers, the ship has weathered and aged, along with its crew, but the flags are rippling valiantly, and all sails are unfurled. September-October-November: Longitude and I.atitude - The same as last year - XY'ash- ington by Spring Streets. Fair skies, good wind, few reefs or storm warnings encountered. These first months were spent in weighing anchor and getting under sail. W'ith a rather suc- cesful season on the gridiron, we were happy to see juniors make such an important contribu- tion to the game. December: Fair skies, good wind. Vife sponsored two record hops during Christmas Vaca- tion and thus swelled the golden coffers. january: With the entrance of janus and the ringing in of the new year, many of the class participated wholeheartedly in the annual Mid-Year Ball. both attending and assisting in decor- ating. VUC were very pleased to be so graciously represented on the Queens Court by Martha Perry and Nancy Bradley. JAN at ' Q v ' is L . e3 . W., sind' ,fr-1 wc H, . -IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left In Right: Barrett, INI. Perry, C. Adams, G. Baker. PRFSIDFNT: -Iohn Barrett SIZCRIZTARY: Carolyn Adams VICF PRFSIDISNT: Gary Baker TREASURER: Martha Perry February: Smooth sea, fine winds. This month we held the annual Oratorical Contest, sponsored hy the American I.egion. Out of four speakers chosen from the Puhlic Speaking Class, we were pleased to have two of them from the junior Class and very proud of XX'ayne Miskelly who took second place. March: Many of our class traveled to Durham this month to watch Our Boys play in the Basketball Tournament. Many of Keene's most exceptional players. we noted with interest and pride, were memhers of the Junior Class! June: Wfith the end of another year in these Halls of Ivy, we sponsored, as do the juniors every year, the junior-Senior prom. This, we think, was an outstanding success - one of the memories to he forever cherished hy graduates. This year you've seen us on the gridiron, in the Dramatic Cluh plays, in the hand and A Cappela Choir Concerts, on the haskethall court, writing for the SAI.MAGIfNDI, the IZNTIZR- PRISIZ, The INFORMIQRL you've seen us on the hockey held, on the hasehall diamond, de- hating, displaying artistic handiwork, speaking from the stage in the auditorium, or showing moyies in Room 56. XY'e have had a good year - we've successfully climhed another rung in the ladder of education, and rushed ahead to new horizons. Now, with sails unfurled, full speed ahead, we're nosing into the home stretch, reaching for that last goal in Keene Iligh, the donning of the cap and gown. lovxff-Ixgiagi-'s 1- x 1 i Hts, 'tr Room 1 Row 1: C. Candello, D. Carroll, R. Case, N. Bradley, M. Babcock, B. Britton, B. Bergeron. Row 2: P. Bent, S. Bullou, M. Blanchard, A. Carey, S. Chace, C. Case, J. Brown, J. Berube. Row 3: J. Barrett, J. Bridge, O. Black, W. Austin, R. Beauregard, L. Biron, A. Cantlin, G. Carey. Row 4: D. Buckman, P. Bloom, A. Bolewski, K. Baker, C. Adams, R. Caron, R. B rrett, G. Baker, N. Cushman. ll la ,NY 'CN fbffy Q f wifi, 9 K I f .lu- v ,,..-- ,,z-'-'Q--5 -Q - Y-N X Room 8 Row 1: H. Garnett, J. Tolman, E. Gillis, T. Jacob, N. Lacoille, W. Gorges, D Keniston. Row 2: J. Kelly, N. Hadley, C. Gordon, Kontinos, N. Jacobs, R. LnValley, K Kaiser, S. Holbrook, S. Jefts. Row 3: L. Garnett, R. Gasperoni, M. Gendron, J. Johnson, M. Johnson, J. Daniels G. Fuller, O. Holden. Row 4: L. Goodale, D. Hill, H. Kelly, R. Johnson, L. Hawkins, J. Gourley, A Guymond. ' W--- .lil -Will, 4: ill ll . xx flag X HM- . t - 25: 5 r-fri G' it ' Q ef , Y iii'-ifiiipffjrfr 'i ' Y '- 4.:Y-' 1f- :ze ff fi 3111: Ig- D 4,Y,, W... .Af ---- f - f'.:::gg,-- Y .Z ,,,?.1.. ..f1x,:, .gi g . ,,Q ..- -s- -sh jg. ' x .i-- W Room 29-A Rau' I: -Ianice Madden, Judith Madden, D. Oles, M. Perry, S. Martin, C. Nichols A. Patenaude. Rllll' 2: AI. I.aVigne, Nliller, ISI. Magner, B. Maynard, A. Parkhurst, P. 1NIelx'in, S, O'Neal R010 3: R. Parenteau, G. Olmstead, VV. Mackey, L. McClure, R. Packard. Row 4: W. Miskelly, A. O'Brien, R. Moore, G. T. Mark, E. Morse, T. Minch. D. Moore, A. O'Brien, AI. McHoule arvis, A. Lerandeau, R. Perry Pascoe, E. Pelkey, J. MaCAllister Il j IIN WW .-3:3 . lg gl Room 3 4 Row 1: B. Price, Martha Smith, C. Sayers, L. Rice, B. Stanley, D. Thayer, Marilyn Smith, H. Roehrig. Row 2: P. Silver, M. Thomas, S. Richardson, E. Stavrou, D. Properzio, E. South- well, V. Theodorou, K. Stone. Row 3: K. Schmidt, E. Thompson, N. Topa, M. Plimpton, A. Saari, B. Rockwell, F. Singleton, R. Roberts, G. Shelley, D. Tommila. Row 4: M. Tetreault, P. Schrepta, E. Slavitt, W. Proctor, A. Putnam, N. Robin- son, J. Trafton, B. Sweeney, H. Shaw. 'Vi nfl. 'X All fy , ,. -,f GF. 4' I , ' : x., f G ,. X? fi , r f j g Row I: Forssen. Razz' 2: Roll' 3: Rau' 4: C. Yon. Room 38 4-5,5 -va T ,R A 1:- G7 . X X B. XVhitcomb, G. XY'ilson, E. XY'erningcr, J. Kidder. R. Stuthoplos. J. Ann Trombley, M. XVyman, lf. XY'hcclock, H. Ylimlo, I.. Boisvcrt. LnBounty, R. Cloutier, P. Vifright, P. XVymnn, R. XY'hitcomb, R. XY'ilson. Arthur Trombly, T. Hines, R. Jobin, R. Sullivan, R. Anderson, XV. Zinn, 3 .Q- .J V' 1 ,rf -125-W V H E - - I. ' il, - I, A If f . 2 W . - -1 '. .- -. ' Y ?T. Til , ' 5 - r -- -N --A j 4A Y i - igxi 'f L- - ' '- Y R ' n . 1,-fn .-4 't , , . Q' x 5 ' .L ...- L- ' 4- ,Q Q fb 1- cb v Y7 ,- 4-, .9 .5 00 fs x! xx I 2 x SOPHOMORIZ IIOMIZ ROOM Rlfl'RlfSliN'l'A'l'lYICS Razz' I: C. Anderson, C. XY'ilder, lf. Sweeney. M. ff. U'Neil. lf. Call. lcfill' 2: G. llolhroolt. M. Xvichland. ll. Kimhall. N. Matthews. bl, Stone. lzflll' 3: S. Bennett, N. Cfroteau, lf. Parsons. N. Crowell, lf. lfox, if. Campagna. R. lNIcI.ellan. Jbpbomare Clam Log Riding through torrent and calm, through rough waters and still. the S. S. Sophomore started on the first leg of its journey toward Port Ciraduation. 'lio us the crew, there haye heen many stormsg yet we weathered them well hy staunch cooperation and respect for our ollicers until calm waters came in yiew. XY'ith hanners unfurled and hearts strong we set ofl' lull speed ahead on a course heset with hardships and important decisions. l'nder the leadership of our Captain Michael O'Neil tclass presidentl, lfirst Mate Margaret Priest tyice presidentl, Second Mate Susan Applin fsecretaryb, hos'n Mary Kinney ttreasurerl, Stewards Norma Croteau, Joslin Kimhall, and Nancy Priest fstudent council representatiyesl, we sailed on. September and Gctoher: The crew took a little time getting acquainted with its new sur- roundings on the sea of life: latitude and longitude changed from XYest Keene to the new posi- tion Q Yfashington and Spring Streets. XY'e chose our ahle leaders and proceeded to get provi- sions ready to weigh anchor. The entire crew yoted to choose our insignia, our class ring. Noyemher and Decemher: Smooth sailing. We witnessed the close of the gridiron season. XVe're proud of Paul llufl um. a starter on the Varsity foothall squad, as yy ell as other sophomore hoys who played Varsity and -l.V. The up and coming sophomores were well represented in the Dramatic Club, whose presentation of Our Townn featured Margaret Priest, Nancy Crowell, and George Thornton. january: Clear skies, good wind. To celebrate the entrance of the New Year, we partici- pated wholeheartedly at the Mid-Year Ball, June in january, and chose as our lovely repre- sentatives to Her Majesty's court, Joslin Kimball and Margaret Priest. February: Winds from the Northeast carried us smoothly through this month. To keep the S.S. Sophomore sailing along, the crew sponsored an after the game record hop, a success. March: Calm waters, still winds. At the end of a successful basketball season, we were hon- ored to see many sophomores receive awards for participating in j.V. Basketball. April and May: With the baseball and track season upon us members of the crew showed their ability in both sports. june: Destination reached - the first leg of our journey completed. We came out in large numbers to the Junior-Senior Prom, a beautiful close to a wonderful year. Throughout the year we've been active in every school activity - sports, musical functions, literary publications, and other clubs. With the first year behind us, we look forward, unflinching, to the continuation of our journey through Keene High School and the zenith of our work and pursuits, graduation. Soplyomow Clam' Ujfcwfr PRESIDENT: Michael O'Neil SECRETARY: Susan Applin VICE PRESIDENT: Mary Kinney TREASURER: Margaret Priest Front: M. Priest. Seated: M. Kinney, M. O'Neil, S. Applin. Ii -if af 1-P' .Qt Q o'o 'a 'o' 5'b::l 90'. X 'nf' '...'s.,4x gist .. 'N':.' 'o U . :: 'li.N if vt N' 'lDg,.ij glwf V' ssX:sW' A,-.E I A 1.4- G1 .J-- WWW' .Ml l . sll'lll Room 14 x will if Row I: J. Canfield, C. Colony, S. Blanchard, P. Bissell, C. Campagna, N. Rich- ardson. Row 2: B. Campbell, M. Boucher, N. Colby, J. Bleau, D. Carey, H. Castor. Row 3: B. Beteau, P. Brigham, R. Bourassa, J. Carpenter, B. Britton, A. Blaisdell. Row 4: F. Call, R. Bergeron, P. Buffum, G. Carter, N. Bussie Blair. T 1' 'fx xx 5 N4 sn if Xf' 44 fl ,D - . -x .,,- , M- Q n rl , ,X DL, yn' , D . 4, V af 5 J-H f 'flf ' ,fl ,ff 1 , ,x ' f' ,- Room I6 Rou' I: N. Crmxcll, Il. A. Clmsc. N. Crmcnu, 'l'. DiI.orcnzo, I. Dcsprcs, G. Clmca Rau' J: S. c:I'OlCLlll, AI. Collier, li. Contra, 5. Doody, NI. Clark., Ii. Cohen. Ron' 5: R. Dgmicls, LQ. Cow, C. Dil.uzio, C. DlJI1I1CllX', R. Colcmgxn, I. Ciglmpu I.. Dufrcsnc. 1 A Rau' 4: C. Dodge, DiMcCo, D. linrle, XV. Christo, C. Derby, R. Dunn, C. Diccy ..- V-Sf fii l ii RFQ -L - -f ' oxvi-Zine - .tx f R K gr '-' N I Room 21 Row 1: P. Grover, D. Giftin. F. Fox, D. Fresco, J. Ezrow, BI. Frazier. Rau' 2: P. Fontaine, li. Helie, G. Holbrook, S. Howard, C. Hongisto, lNI. Hall, B. Hooke, V. Gage, li. Excl. Row 3: R. Ganley, li. Hill, L. Hacker, W. Hanninen, W. Howe, B. Houghton, B. Ralston, R. Forcier. R. Farreau. Razz' -I: li. Fish, B. Henry, T. Holbrook, G. Hall, R. Hamlin, R. Grossi, J. Fur- lone, G. Filield. lu NNN ji fy! -1 Ko L 'D anna 3 'T r '7 'iiggg 8: 5 .. , Pg, 19 gui! 5' 5 H . 7 . C-K' 'si-. J, Y Room 25 Row 1: N. Carignan, J. Gomarlo, M. Wichland, S. Mariaschin, G. Webb, M Werme, H. Todd. Row 2: J. Westlund, P. Paight, P. Wyman, L. Willard, B. Trudelle, J. Wiren J. Bulden. Row 3: D. Waling, N. Wilson, C. Washburn, L. Lorette, G. Smith, W. Trotter C. Tolman, j. Vorce, B. Beard. Row 4: H. Wellington, C. Wilder, D. Wilbur, R. McFarland, G. White, B. Van- Brocklin, W. Wilson. Row 5: R. Whittemore, R. Sawyer, R. White, R. Koch, E. Tracy, D. Thrasher J. Wilbur. - s i I I I U . . , I I l ' K ' 4-P 1 ,E : . 3,-x Ji. A , N w - 1 . WN' - 1' .,.' s M GKRXANA l 1 1 x Y lf X 1 if PM iw l . ER A l .-E, x b ' ' cf i 'li :2 1 -.ef , M ' -I l ' 'X 3' fi 1 - 3: X C Q v J It if Mn . . .5 Q ' X , - b' L4 . I an ll A Q4 X - ,. - . 1 vvwb W Room 27 Row 1: A. Lang, M. Kinny, Kimball, NI. E. Johnson, S. johnson, C. jennison C. Little. Rou' 2: II. Leslie, C. Lee, P. Lewis, lNIann, R. LaRoche, G. Larson. Row 3: P. Liimatainen, A. Kirker, Lefebvre, M. Kirby, G. Ingalls, K. Lawrence. Row 4: R. Jacobs, H. Lane, F. Laffond, L. Lane, A. Lougee, C. Kott, D. LaM0the. 5: R. Kempton, K. Martin, D. Joyce, R. Lake, R. Lagerberg, F. McPhail, 9 Row L. LeDuc, J. Keefe. ' M' ...ffl 444' .AWAV 7--F-1:4 pi ix 6? T e 1- -1 - L ,QT 3 , -' 5' V ' Xl 3 -.fiQf9?-- ' -ggi'-f YW M'-i-W-li- f s Y 'W W - - ---- Y Af5 - ..- 4 , EEG' V : Room 30 Row 1: M. Miller, S. McClure, L. McRae, J. Naylor, j. Murray, B. Matthews. Row 2: M. Matthews, R. McLellan, M. Mecham, J. Moore, N. Melanson, L. Meyer Row 3: J. Masiello, W. Martin, C. McCullough, L. Mitchell, L. Murphy. Row 4: B. Moffit, A. Mosher, K. Meade, J. Moore. ,. .......T.-.,., W. ,. -,, ,uh 11 P -..- fg .. 1 J MH fi'rfW'V 'TV 5 . -F' R nom 5 3 tri, .1 'y' .A . ' 1 JUN!! I lf' ii My Il! ' mi Ruiz' l.' C. Pierce, D. Reade. -I. Pnrotly. S. Price, P. O'Neil, B. Parsons, BI. Priest, N. Priest. Ron' I: S. Rinqlzmd, R. Richardson, I. Putney, A. Quimilio, D. Revor, H. O'Nez1l, P. Pilro, XV. Pairker, li. Pregcnr. Rau' 3: If. O'Brien. B. Pierce, R. Page. N. Phillips. N. Parker, R. Redkeld. Rou' 4: B. Pratt, R. Nyc, M. O'Neil, L. Poland, I.. Racine. R. Paige, D. Pottle. Row 5: C. Pratt, B. Perry, R. Page, G. Parker, M. O'Neil, D. O'Brien. l Yal Room 37 Row 1: J. Thompson, j. Steele, R. Royce, D. Royea, D. Schwartz, Sawyer, A Robertson. Row 2: E. Tillson, M. Stinson, M. Sweeney, Stone, Simonds, N. Swett, AI. M. Thomsen. Row 3: P. Roy, S. Scribner, J. Sears, B. Sprague, j. Robb, B. Stowell. Rou' 4: D. Sweet, T. Rudolf, G. Romano, L. Seaver, E. Russell, G. Shepard, C Stevens. Row 5: H. Rogers, M. Stone, F. Sweeney, G. Thornton, T. Ruell-te, F. Thompson, R. Tobias. at ' ff l . if XY lg J ii ,1 VZ? ll. . ljifx: 7 A '- Stlii- 'ULN 'l 'T has , ,xx I f P211 .i L,: -5v4Z'?ff7TXY-hi Z7 X -5,-q':xf ?'.g F . ,L 3 ' S '-5 1: . K' ,. M ' , L Yi? Q-???x2ffQf4g,,,,p-twlf' ' 10. -'x -X, . esxbx 7 Qt., gift -4-,Ht .il Q .JIS s . 1 ' T -1- 2 , sm ,.4 A f'. ? a W i4?5, f - fx sv 'Z' f . A, A 2 4 MH 4 N ' -f . 1 4 CLIPPING! :inn Q l I V I L, fs '. ,X - 4 QEQBW Q , .,. .1 4 , f 4 1 j full Football Sailing out of port at the season's start, the football team was bent on holding its own, with about Hve veterans to hold the green crew together. Piloted by co-captains Don Bedard and Stan Dambrouckas, they hit rough sailing with the powerful Panthers of Nashua, losing 28-0. They Hnally rode out the storm, having lost 6-0 to Concord, with an impressive 12-0 victory over Stevens of Claremont. Like a small, hut sturdy and deadly destroyer, they plodded on, facing the formidable foes of Dover and Bradley. Although outplaying their foes, they lost in the ebbing moments of battle by scores of 15-12 and 19-12 respectively. A veteran of rough sailing by this point, the light but fast Blackbirds swarmed over Laconia 28-6 and continued their high sailing. Invaded by the Red Raiders of Spaulding High, they turned them hack 19-12. Now with the end of the journey in sight, the spirited football crew of Keene High School's athletic fleet girded themselves for the traditionally tough Manchester Central. Meeting with a clash, the Flock sailed into port with an 8-0 victory to their credit and a worthy 4--1 record. Three of the crew were chosen for all-state honors: George lfckhard, lirnest Blastos, and Brian Houghton. George went on to achieve an honorable mention for the All-American high school team. SEASONS RECORD Keene Nashua 28 Keene 12 Bradley 19 Keene Concord 6 Keene 28 Laconia 6 Keene Stevens 0 Keene 19 Spaulding 12 Keene Dover 13 Keene 8 Manchester 0 Row I: G. Ifckhard, D. Kinney, B. Houghton, B. Amadon, R. Callahan, T. Fitz Gerald, S. Dambrouckas, D. Bedard. Rau' 2: Coach Purbeck, A. Trombly, C Pratt, W. 1N'Iartin, O. Black, D. Fleming, P. Buffum. Ron' 3: Coach Hanley, J Boyea, R. 1NIorse, Ciampa, XV. Bridgham, I.. 1NIitchell, Huntley, R. Sullivan Rau' 4: Manager I.. Hawkins, A. Guymond, lf. Blastos, K. Coolidge, XV. Kosmo W. Hayes, C. Dicey. .. C5 U, 6 1 1' I ta 'fi' 4 sv wi r P- 1 Up 4, I l Q I I ll I Vs D Lott I mn G. Hunllu I I IIFIS IL I Dnncx D Stone TRACR loh innon R011 I P Sx LI P. Boyei C C oi m ruur leflll m I B lrrut C . Balkcr L P C 1h in nnu R 114 4 D Worse. R lNIorsc, C uh M uns C1 1mLl1 um D Ross T Holbrook XX lxosmo. Sulln in R014 7 1' Robinson R SL1ll1X R011 I C Huntley C Curtls I 'lruftonzl Dmey NARQITX FRO99 FOLNTRY ou 7 Co1chM.1yes F C111 G B1ker,P Fletcher Varsity Baseball XY'ith a formidable line of booming bats in the lineup, Coach Mulvaney's '55 ball hawks set sail for their long journey like a big man-o'-war. Now the thunder of the bats piled up scores like Keene's 15-5 and 15-5 wins over Orange, Massachusetts. or their 15-1 triumph at Bellows- lfallsg now they were silenced as in the 10-0 defeat at Athol. Such veteran campaigners as Dave Donovan, Don Mackey. and Captain Bob XVhitcomb were showing the course, ably backed up by new-comets like jack Boyea and Gerry Metivier, whose brilliant and steady pitching was a highlight all season. A fair record of 8 wins and 7 losses was compiled for the season. After having split in two skirmishes with arch rival Nashua, winning 7-5, losing 3-0, Keene again met the Nashua club in the tournament playoff. Our boys piled up their highest run total of the season, winning 18-2. for a good start towards the state championship. But all of Keene's hopes were sunk by a S-5 bombardment by Laconia. Keene had to put in for dry dock for the year. where Coach Mulvaney will have to do a pretty big remodeling job for next year, with only about three real veterans returning. SEASON RECORD Keene Springlield 0 Keene 3 Stevens Keene Athol 10 Keene 13 Bellows Falls Keene Gardner 6 Keene 15 Orange Keene Nashua 5 Keene 0 Nashua Keene Springlield 0 Keene 15 Orange Keene Gardner 4 Keene 9 Bellows Falls Keene Vermont Academy 3 TOURNAMENT Keene I8 Nashua 2 Keene 5 Laconia 8 8 wins 7 losses Rout' 1: D. Mackey, D. Donovan, R. Whitcomb, J. Gordon, T. Hartnett. Rau' 2: C. Tolman, G. Metivier, G. Bussiere, J. Boyea, R. Desrosier. Rau' 3: K. Robertson, J. Bridge, N. Gaillardetz, T. FitzGera1d, Coach Mulvaney. A A,- P Fl file. , 5. ff , 1 F' 'dbg QQ 1?-ff ,Y his in Cl' C0-as VARSITY FIIZLD HOCKEY CC vi, Rau' I: S. Driscoll, A. Dilulin. Rau' 2: -I. K.1rsis. R. Harris, M. Dcscotezlux. Rau' 3: G. Dollar, A. O'Brien. Rau' -1: Miss McCuughey, K. Kaiser, li. Hopkins, M. Perry, G. Lang, S. Dyshlcvich, C. Adams, lN'I. lN12lgIlCI', Manager. J. V. FIELD HOCKEY Rou' 1:.I.Kimball, M. Kinney. Rau' 2: Conch Drugg, S. Mnrizischin, N. Swett. A. Purkliurst. G. Ingalls, T. Di Lorenzo, N. Croteuu, N. Priest, S. Price, M. XYVCFINC, li. lfox, A. Lung, j. Canfield, J. Pu ney, C. Jennison, M. Mechem, A. Tromblcy, P. Liimzituinen. I 1 . . 1 sl. 'un ,ff gc 'N .. Nfl N13 K QQ - x gi 6 A 'I :N .X V . ,A f 8 X, ,. J. . fl f .fs I 1 Q N V K 'A .5 J ' A l l 1 X X K X , M JL,-v . -+ VARSITY BASKETBALL fGirlsb Front: V. Chase, Ball, C. Adams, M. Perry, S. Driscoll, Miss MCCaughey. Back: E. Hopkins, G. Dollar, C. Saunders, S. Dyshlevich, J. Karsis, A. DiJuli0 J. V. BASKETBALL fGirls? Front: M. Boucher, M. Kinney, J. Kimball, J. Canfield, M. Werme, J. Wesrlund C. Tolmzm, lNIiss Drugg. Back: S. Price, J. Thompson. T. DiLorenzo, N. Croteau, B. Matthews, A. Robert- son, M. Fruzier, J. Putney. rgqqwl' N7-, J 'ai' X '-f'i Y ' ' , ' E-2 L' :il L' fc q mc J L gull ...gg-air ,QF ? l- 7,5 J. GONYOU, S. C. MARTRL JL . llcfivifies w S C MARTEL, D E. DICEY, I'-3151211 'R' HUNTLBY 5-11 . f 1, 1 A, N s , and 0 N4 A x L. Hill, E. Shaw SALMAGUNDI BOARD Columbia Yearbook Converztion Reservations for E. Shaw and B. Coles. To crop or not to crop . . . i S 1 ll!!! Qi!-JI G. Howard, C. Reardon, D. lNIorse Row 1: B. Martineau, C. Martell, J. Knrsis, E. Shaw, G. Larson, M. E. Kimball, E. Blastos. Row 2: C. Reardon, j. Gonyou, G. Ford, C. Saunders, S. Osborn, G. Howard, D. Morse, Miss Raymond, T. Sheinfeld. N01 Present: Sandra Perron, Lucille Hill. X G' li Seated: S. Perron, M. Babcock, C. Russell, J. Gonyou, M. Vifaltz, B. Whitcomb, J. Karsis. Standing: M. Smith, Mrs. Colby. Enterprise EDITOR IN CHIEF: jane Gonyou ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Carlton Russell ASSISTANT EDITOR: Marilyn Smith BUSINESS INIANAGER: Mark Xwaltz ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER: julia Karsis Sixty years of continuous publication ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER: Barbara Whitcomb ART EDITOR: Sandra Perron ASSOCIATE ART EDITOR: Philip Topa ASSISTANT ART EDITOR: Mildred Babcock ADVISER: Mrs. Avis Colby - that's quite a record to boast of, but the ENTER- PRISE, Keene High's literary magazine, celebrated its sixtieth anniversary this past fall. The keen interest of the sophomores, as well as that of the upper classmen, added to a suc- cessful sixtieth anniversary issue. Interesting journalistic contributions and outstanding art work coupled with the zealous work of the business board mark a well-put-out magazine. NX'ith these fine qualihcations it's no wonder that the ENTERPRISE always receives a high rating in the annual Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest. Seated: A. Wyman, H. Farrell, A. Dijulio, H. Henry, S. Martin, N. Narcau, S. Tolman. Standing: D. Proper- zio, A. Trombley, L. Fay, N. Croteau, C. Adams, M. Perry, D. Sweet, R. Whittemore, B. Stanley, R. Ciano, E. Southwell, A. O'Brien, E. Gillis. Row 1: W. Miskelly, G. Felch, J. Daniels, D. Kinney Row 2: C. Conboy, C. Martell, P. Philbrick, J. Wall T. Sheinfeld, R. Treat, V. Chase, S. Blood. Ron' 3: S. Barden, S. Applin, J. Canfield, M. Kinney M. Priest, M. Magnet, E. Coles, M. Descoteaux, R Stathoplos, G. Caron. ul ?u -2' pb fav 'l Row 1: M. Bemis, V. Chase, L. Hill, J. Karsis. Rau' 2: E. Hopkins, R. Harris, N. Field, J. Gonyou. Row 3 Wyman, C. Saunders, N. Stoodley, P. Philbrick. R 4: Miss hlarshall, G. Dollar, S. Kershaw, G. Ford. Girls ' State The 1955 Granite Girls' State was held the week of june 25 to July 1 on the campus of the University of New Hampshire. Among the 180 delegates were tifteen Keene girls who were chosen on the basis of scholar- ship, citizenship, and service. The girls were sponsored by various organizations in Keene. Educational highlights were talks from lidward D. Eddy, acting president of the university, Professor David C. Knappg Professor Robert Dishmang and Louis C. Wy'man, Attorney General of New Hampshire. The girls also enjoyed rallies, elections, paiama par- ties, and a stunt night. Everyone was proud when Gayl Ford was appointed a delegate to Girls' Nation which was held in Wash- ington, D. C. During the week several honors were bestowed upon Keene girls. Gayl Ford was elected secretary of the Federalist Party and a member of the Governor's Council, Polly Philbrick was elected head of the Fed- eralist Party and was appointed to the position of At- torney General, Sally Kershaw was appointed lNIessen- ger of the House, and Virginia Chase was appointed Fish and Game Director. Much of the knowledge gained at Girls' State will be of value when the girls take an active part in local, state, and national government. Profile Boys' State On june 19, 1955, Ronald Farina, George Eckhard, Carlton Russell, Anthony Redington, William Hayes, Mark Waltz, Daniel Kinney, Gary Howard, Guy Huntley, john Hanninen, and Stuart Osborn left as dele- gates to the American Legion sponsored Boys' State held at the University of New Hampshire at Durham. During the following week the boys experienced an extensive program dealing with governmental prin- ciples, federal, state, county, city and town. This program consisted of lectures and demonstrations, however, the boys still found time for recreation. Almost all of the boys held an oflice, either appointed or elected. The Keene delegation was honored when Guy Huntley was elected to the Govt-rnor's Council. Probably the highlight of the entire week was the thrilling experience of seeing and hearing President Eisenhower speak in Concord State Park. Row 1: G. Howard, G. Huntley, S. Osborn, G. Eckhard, C. Russell. Rou' 2: Mr. Gober, D. Kinney, W. Hayes, M. Waltz, J. Hanninen. Row 3: R. Farina, A. Redington. l 4 i 4 ' 'Y I A n'!XAf,a,,9x Vs 91- 6. , lQi.b. 'i 61 ' 'li EY' NOV 609 5 611785 H. 'Eh 5 PM Fr 'xx f C10 QJBQ Q S 91 IUNIOR ROTARIANS v-X' Q, MAY DECEMBER M k W lt pdf' 59 : fi1dY O 7 gs . I Y . I n ' 1' 3446? R A A , 44' we gen .gd - ' f' 1sfl , A906 SP6-1665 Ski.-.L: A Stual. N L 60 fo , 60 S6007 1? Q .E p' ' :I V gn ': N 1 -Q , :YK - ' A .. K A J hn Eaton ar a z Carl on Russell Max e S' 33 G, an 5 q , ' 'J A J' n A Al U .af ' A r e c ard Ronald Farina Daniel Kinney Ernes Edg , Q0 3 . 1- Dlcey kxoxvg Yve x L ff- ' ouis S. ' C 'A f UO Q fi ,, I' 00 11,1 1 R l g R5 ff' ' Q f 71.4 ,P gf E s . V if A. f . W, my APRIL JANUARY QL g Ekh ADVISER Mr Frank Glazner MARCH FEBRUARY B o X6 M aid 0 509 I I 17 ,O Roll' I.' H. Ez1rreII, INI00rc, T. DiI.0rcn PRESIDENT: -Inner Iflcwitt VICE PRESIDENT: Algmc Bran 'IRI ASLRI R CIFOI Bgrgum Rnu' I.' R. Norse, 1 vrouglx IS I tnmr ornton u um Diccy. leflll' I.' UILIFNI s s mrn I Lkh lrn ID IXIIII L R011' S: -I. Iiurrctt, D Bun m III 1 1 L I I Ol fl C. Bridge. Rnu' -lf Cm Baku XX Ixosmo R Pgrrx IJ Smut A Olirngn flrl1'i5cr: Dr. Paul C u lI1lllf.,Il QC' 9? C , . If 'Lx l Row I: R. jobin, R. Perry, Kontinos, K. Schmidt, C. Smith, B. Howe. Roll' 2: A. Guymond, J. Barrett, XV. Kosmo, A. Lorandeau, R. Sullivan, R. Vilhitcomb. Row 3: G. Baker, K. Coolidge, S. Davis, Jarvis, G. Shelley, O. Black. Rau' 4: J. Bridge, A. O'Brien, T. FitzGerald. Row 5: Mr. Houston, A. Putnam, DI. Trafton, E- 5121V1ff- Physics Club The Physics Club has many interesting projects, the highlight of which is the annual Science Fair held in March. james Trafton, chairman, Mary Stinson, Eugene Felch, Kurt Schmidt. Gary Howard, Marilyn Bemis, and Patricia Liimantainen constituted this yearls student Science Fair committee. Biology Club Plans were formulated early in the year for a trip to Boston, where the members visited the Harvard Museum. There the world famous glass flowers were seen. The club also visited the Science Museum at Science Park, and the Biology Department at M.I.T. P. Liimatainen, T. Ruelke, M. Stone, W. Christo, Miss Drugg, R. Page, E. Cohen, T. Holbrook, S. Mariaschin. s X Lf- . 1. cl, 1,.f'. -Q1 v 'ne :jj s Row 1: D. Kenniston, B. Maynard, G. French, V. Chase, S. Fleming, E. South- well, W. Gorges, K. Schmidt, D. Bemis, P. Wright, N. Crowell, E. Fox, B. Price, T. Sheinfeld, B. Stathoplos. Row 2: E. Wfinieger, S. Applin, J. Huffman. J. Pierce, J. Kidder, J. Huntley, V. Colburn, C. Maslen, H. Southwell, M. Garnett, Janice Madden, B. DeBernardo, F. Stavro. Rau' 3: D. Properzio, M. Nado, C. Alennison, G. Chace, QI. Karsis, G. Baker, N. Robertson, lNI. Scadova, J. Daniels. Row 4: S. Driscoll, N. Stoodley, S. Holbrook, K. Stone, L. Fay, S. Price, G. Howard, j. Eaton, D. Bohannon, E. Dicey, G. Huntley, K. Coolidge, C. Anderson, Ii. Di- Bernardo, S. Oles, P. O'Neil, N. Field, N. Bradley. A CIIPpt'llII Choir The choir opened its season with a concert for a meeting of the Superintendents of the New Fngland Schools on October 9 at The New Ocean House in Swamvscott Massachusetts ' . 1. , , . . . . I , . . . The next performance was the annual Christmas Concert given December 7, in combination with the Gilbert High Glee Club from Winsted, Connecticut. The outstanding selection was the combined chorus singing Handel's .llessifzb with Toby Sheinfeld from Keene and Russell Cassese from Winsted as soloists. On December 15, twenty-six choir members appeared on the television show Swanboat and appeared again in the early spring. Five choir members, Kurt Schmidt, Verne Colburn, Mer- ton Scadova, Toby Sheinfeld, and Virginia Chase took part in the All-State Festival with two hundred other singers from around the state. This was held in Keene on April 5 and 6 and was conducted by james Remley, Director of Music in Newton, Massachusetts. At the annual Spring Concert, the choir sang Faure's Rl'l1lliC'lll. a mature and complete vocal work of extreme difficulty. 5 z Q if xi 6 'I7' kg X NM p rf' fgi 1 , . , ' ' ' I i I . xo. ' ' 1 Ad! 11 K 3 Q ' Q , W- ' x ' A jf I X V I -1-.-:f V m-'- f J v rl Y C12 , .1 ' -f 1-4 Row Z: R. Nye, F. Laffond, B. Goodell, A. Putnam, L. Goodnow, B. McLellan. Row 2: R. Whittemore, F. Shearer, B. Anderson, F. Singleton, E. Pelkie, B. Stin- son, Mr. Knight, J. Carpenter, K. Skidds, D. Simeneau, D. Lewis, C. McCullough. Future Farmers of America PRESIDENT: Blaine McLellan REPORTER: Fred Laffond VICE PRESIDENT: Lyle Goodnow SENTINEL: Boyd Goodell SECRETARY: Alan Putnam CHAPLIN: Raymond Nye, jr. TREASURER: Bradley Wilder ADVISER: Mr. Nathan Knight The Elm City Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, due to its increased member- ship, has undertaken many more activities, including a Parent-Son Banquet, the Concession stand at football games, and attendance at the monthly state meeting at Concord. A money lending system that enables each boy to have an equal chance in developing his main project was introduced this year. A number of the boys have proved themselves outstanding in their work. Bradley Wilder and Robert Johnson have won SearsARoebuCk dairy calves. As a result of winning honors at a State Egg judging Contest, Lyle Goodnow and Alan Putnam received a trip to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. At the Parent-Son Banquet the Elm City Chapter of the F.F.A. was privileged to present Mr. Edward Sillari an Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree Pin. y , iv . - , -1 x Q it 1.. ' gr at J -- wiv' rdf. 5' r 735 , , , , WX' X I ' . 1 1 ' . ' ',L ' , 13,-:, '-z 4 tm x,- . JQH 'a V .Q 3- ik 'I 1 1. I 4' JANICE MARTIN First Honor Gerard Arseneault Kenneth Ball Dorothy Blake Robert Calef Patr1c1a Campbell Donna Castner Jacqueline Champagne Davld Coolidge Jacqueline Fish Dona Fries Elizabeth Harris Eleanor Honglsto Marjorie Hopkins Shirley Howard Barbara Kelly Ndf1.07ldl Honw' Soczbq JUNE 8, 1955 Sylvia Marsh Janice Martin Terrence McMahon Joyce Moore Paul O Neil Sally Purrington Patricia Richmond Kenneth Robertson Shelby Rondow Patricia Sarsfield Alfred Schretter Janice Stone Sandra Sunne Donald Werme Winston Wright ELEANOR HONGISTO Second Honor Ai' pf Spf , 1 CFA ,. aa Qi 51, f ' .,. ef-fe 5 ff 1 RH Ji lii- at -igyef or --- , 4 Y--3 5 - J t F A i V Y A .ff ' ig rx' . , V' 1 V ff - H 0' - ' , r l f. W if . ff K 1 l fl ,- - I .V , I V-Y f , 1 f' ' .4-FJ - fa,,g .. SQ 4 ,J WJ!! C-M y f 'l? ', Y - T, Z fog i'Qj,k -1 . - ' - , ,-, ...... 4 ll--V JY , Y VA,:ig4 s-f-----f, Y -H is ,,.-41 L - ,i?r 5 ' , , 1 1- . v-f 4 Cflle1zf1'm' ri' My Free til tomorrow 2 fp- l Well, the point is. . . hir. Hunley, R. Metivicr iCLCki3ir Important post-school duties S. johnson, C. Anderson, G. Howard, B. Coates, Dflurrny X Beginning of nnullicr dui 2 L. Intcrminmcnt tops thc day SCL 'Atu.-ntiun, ple.-Asc, fur S o'cIm'k notices XV. hliskclly, 1NIi55Cunkc, G. lfclch f.. -gg. l wif ff. 4 ,- -iq-390- Qlii5,.go1lf 1 h-1 -fg--vlf' Touchdown! 'Away wc go! Conch H nnlcy Entertainment james Titus . + - 3 .1 ' + .--F'-J-if-f k ,- '5 Q 1.1. 4,1 ng 1 - hut Lm lun B. Ixlllllkllill, Strike up the band! Nou Ilstcn fellas . . . D. Cullnlmn, B. Aman Co nh H lnlu G. lfckhard . C,.xll.11. 'Y:1 know kids . . . Mr. Drew, Couch Hunley lj , Our Town jarvisg S. Flemingg C. Russell Booster's Club Award S. Flemingg B. Hziycs .rf Our Town Hewittg R. Furinag G. Ifckhardg j. Karsis -.tl Shilfby Trophy D. Bedard, G. Larson Voice of Democracy G. Eckhurd LP- xii 3-,J 'Wgm+Zs? 40- Thc Home Stretch J. Trzxftong G. Iluntlcyg E. Dicey Nowefn ber eaenzber Voice of un Angel T. Slicinfcltl Silent Night, Holy Night A Cfnppclltx Choir 09 F' u,S,K1,f 5 lx 1 DcckthcIl.1lls. . . Brown: ff. Nivglmls Driuoll, li. Smrx xlmny .md thc cihYiSlH1.lS Angel I. Slum, S. XY'L1I'liCI'i. G. lfcklmral 'Wh We Ouf-'C' f' C n .fx 45225 '7 JULIQ IZ. Blasms, D. Delancey, M. Young, D. Donovan, C. Rczlrdon ,xfx 9 1,4 ,K Atv? 'N 6 4 1 - 'vg- NN l at fa 1' Q V Q5 B.. 'D . Qvccoxlf xx 'eve xefo P, Sue f2fX'?Sil0?' I SX- x X0 xci' T ' . xwglwbxxq .U X9 wxbd' .fx Iunc In IAIHLILIFV xc 0 91. xo I V IBKAOYXTXQQE, '56 ggcf' of O0 ' Q40 XX' 3 ' xD02,c3Oo XX- X X' YA SSN . Cf' Yi' NQCCFSXQ9 OCX QV5 Q. 14- QCQSQASKOSS X YN Q. 4,e9.x0Qy S- vG'iCU'- Q9 la , , 2 , , , Q' 1 39' ? 'vw 'I sf' ,I Hats off to our Janitors! M11-:L th lf b liket' BYILIQC P W'ym1n Februar Citation for Community Service Boston University Choir Miss Carol Tenowith, Soloist Dr. Ford, C. Russell 55' 5, X March ,vs Our Ninn Friday D. Morse Testing 1-2 . . . over M. Young Ba, Be, Bl, Bo, Bu D Simeneau and Friend Meet Jenny! T. Ruelke, M. Stone Xie April The Rivals J. Shillady, S. Fleming, W. Cobb, J. Maslen Squeeze Play Over the Fence D. Mackey Le Cinema J -ff' Dramatic Club lnitizxtions j. Hewitt, D. Properzio The Rwals G. Eckhard Daddy Long Legs IJ. Stone . -'Q Choir 'Imp 'J Choir Trip: joint Concert F11 Choir Trip Mrs. Hutchins, Mrs. Thompson Ma Beach Putty NVUCII, whCrC'cl it go? R. Cook, D. Hutchins S . enlor B an que t N1 me-Os rfsserhevl WJXixxcoqob, 1x.'NKoXwoewg f C.Lowec,YK.O une SCN 5 ....- Q 0 3 O-jr x N- X ww' SWG' Prom 1 MOV dv Graduation Exercises Q ' X 7' v g 'If ' 5 fisyg, X Q 'N 5 x I IQ . 3 . 'uv ,aljnlk D 1 ' mg. i ' ,, fu' FM vs' 'WP' Y . 41 ' 1 'X'-,f 1 N 'N - , ,t'V-1'd1 JEL' ' I X s '25-1-igil' Q Y -Q .,'u. .. L if . l mv- : LN 1 K , A X 'ibv 7' 1.1 , JZ , . J , ,W t'f.,x., ,K Q . 4 4' ,QQ D, 5 v . 'via . sr , -' 'Y A 'ff' Q 1 , I I .' S a X' ' c I incl,-7 . xv! Allman THE MacMILLAN COMPANY INC Builders 28 MECHANIC STREET KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE WYMAN S SALES 8. SERVICE 199 MARLBORO STREET N Ha ps e PHONE 80 E A JOHNSON PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Central Squa e Keene New Hampsh re Dr gs P escr pt ons Tru e Sacr Iac Belts Abdom al Supports a d Hospital Suppl es THE VOGUE NATIONAL BRANDS A Se n In Fa h on Magaz nes 103 MAIN ST KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE LEMAY FURNITURE CO Complete Home Furnishers TEL I867 ASPHALT SURFACE CONTRACTORS eraC c ood r ngAra RICHARD C CAMERON lLsuM sr KEENE N th lok8f elyRe Damod Gfts ROLF JEWELERS 9 noxaunv sr TEL 494w KEENE N H LJ' I2 Fede al St e t T I phone 2353 M MICHELS STUDIO SHOP Keee Ne H pshe GIFTS 8. JEWELRY R L DeCaroI s lThe Mch IsI Watch ak r GRANITE STATE STUDIO Daily Photo Finishing Service I9 WEST STREET A E MARTEL COMPANY - I - - , U U I 1 r -- , i Keene ew m hir U ' ' I I 1 55 5' oil , in n ' i . s e s i i . - , ' .' 3 J. . . 'F V I Y Gen I onstru tion - Excavatl n n Gravel , , - Pa ki e s and Driveways . 'Q O II8 G . , . H. nd , ' X I XA .. Wa: , C c .lew r pairing Y 1 i n s -- i . . , . . r r e - ee - I n , w am ir . . i, I e m e . . Ol' 4-R5 Your Boo ,ek 'No- Memories u60IYl,JL'l'0 l9A0l09I'CllJAg .gflflfe H Marbris Studio PHIL d IRENE MARTIN 22 ROXBURY STREET ' Q Qf gfg AQ Q A. X W . A M F . 3' N, O ,. 41 - x 'A A k x 5 ,mg ll X nxhif' O N E In BARDIS FRUIT COMPANY INC IOS EMERALD STREET KEENE I LEVI CHICKERING esfock D aIer WALPOLE New HAMPSHIRE THE HOTEL ELLIS IDEAL TAXI R do Dspaf h d TEL 76 DUNBAR S GREENHOUSES Te 417 FIRST NATIONAL STORES HUBBARD FARMS DERBYS OF KEENE INC We pole Ne H p h e I9 VERNON STREET KEENE CALLAHAN S TAXI SERVICE INC I Te' 407 N G GURNSEY co WA LLISFORD WOOLEN MILL Wholesalers Complfmenfs of BEEDLE PIANO CO Your A 8 P Band Inst u e Is 8. Acces o es MANAGER Q d CLERKS R od Shet 2 , . Liv e T , 278 . 0 i i c e . 1 , Complimenfs of I. l I , w om s ir T I. 720 l XY D QC if r m n s ' ec r s, e Music n HOWARDS SERVICE STATION NC INTERNATIONAL NARROW 125 M FABRIC TEL 8525 KEENE AUTO BODY KEENE FOOD MART 4 M BOWLER 1oNEs 8. PAGE INC MORGAN WEN SERWCE Furniture 8. Antiques Accessorres RUSS S GARAGE 78 RAILROAD STREET KEENE 238 Ch h t TI I 7 JOHNS IGA STORE MARKEM MACHINE CO Groceries Meots 8. Frozen Foods CONGRESS ST KEENE N H 37 P RK AVENUE KEENE CHESHIRE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK I . .Qin Street 5 3 oin Street Keene TQI- 22 TEL. lass I I ' Foreign Cors urc S. e. O7 1 M . ROUSSElL'S MEN'S 81 BOYS' STORE 9 Elm Street Keene MAY'S FOOD STORE, INC. 38 Marlboro Street TEL 133 KEENE RALPH THATCHER NEIL VERMOUTH Carn's Mayonnarse 450 MARLBORO ST KEENE NOLIN S Qual ty Wear f Young Men 8 MAIN STREET KEENE GOMARLO S COUNTRY STORE West S an ey N H UNITED CIGAR STORE as MAIN STREET KEENE G H TILDEN 81 CO Bookselle s 8. Stat oners SEARS ROEBUCK 81 CO 41 CENTRAL SQUARE KEENE DR JOHN R JOHNSON 47 Main Street KEENE N H PEERLESS INSURANCE COMPANY e 8. I l d Ma I e WEST STREET KEENE T i or T w z , . . r i Writing Reinsurances, Accident and Health, Fir n an r'n I - 0 W - - - - SAWYER S JEWELER ZIMMERMAN s GARAGE GIHS U d Gfeef 9 CU ds 372 wEsT STREET KEENE DALBOLT INC KEENE ICE CREAMERY SARGENT MOTORS INC Infernafo al Tr cks PAGE HOMESTEAD MAIN STREET KEENE N FARM THE COLONY sHoP Women s Appa el PERKINS BASSET 8. WRIGHT RICHIE S SERVICE STATION NC Indusf aI a d M Il Supplies 216 MARLBORO STREET TEL 28 KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE CENTRAL KEENE GAME Rowl Amndon Central Player Row 2 Central Player Black Eckhard Row 3 Callahan F1tzGerald ' v n Tn r I N. H, , . , . i n u . H ' r , I I Esso Gas - Tire and Battery Service , , , n n T .' , . : , , . : , . GOODCO BAKERY ANDERSON THE FLORIST t U the head of the Square 107 MAIN STREET IQEENE, N. H H. I. PIERCE KEENE N. H. PHONE 236'W PETE'S RESTAURANT HENRY 81 JOHNSON 314 WINCHESTER STREET KEENE Home APPIIQWCQS , TEL- 25l0 I9 VERNON STREET KEENE We Know New England FREDERICK A FARRAR ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING C B S RADIO 1290 K C 5000 WATTS 15 Avon Street Keene N WOODWARD MOTORS INC 37 CHURCH STREET KEENE KEENE CLINIC JEAN P HOWES a Co Jeweler KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE KEENE HIGH SCHOOL always been a sort of HIgh School Headquarters heres HIGH SCHOOL hop ng t always wIll be because e Ike to see you here HEADQUARTERS 1956 Use our phone meet your frlends here park at our tables make yourself at home BULLARD 8T SHEDD D D Q1 U . , , .H. , . Every single one of you is welcome here. This store has 1840 , , 1 i I ' w i . : ' I 1 KEENE COOPERATIVE BANK I IO WEST STREET Keene Ne Ho psh re SAVINGS HOME LOANS a ngs I s red up fo SIO OOO OO PUBLIC SERVICE CO CENTRAL SQUARE PALMER INSURANCE AGENCY R K PALMER GOCDNOW S CATERS ro YOUTH QUALITY SHOPPE DRESSES 8. SPORTSWEAR EDWIN T ALDRICH INSURANCE AGENCY HOME AQUARIUM CEN R E PRATT Opfomef st TRAL SQUARE KEENE L HOLDEN CO BERGERON INSURANCE AGENCY N II Dbl N I MACKENZIE ICE CREAM DRIVE IN U C I I3 THE KEENE NATIONAL BANK SAVE AS YOU EARN COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Member Federal Depost Insurance Corporot on , w m I K ,N H ph' AIS VI n U , . K IN H ph, l I4 West Street - K , New H p h' I5 P 9 5' - I '- IW' PETS A PET SUPPLIES K , N, H. ri . . 44 44C I ISq re-Keene, .H.-T . 332 ', .H.-1.90 pp se I-re. 5.w I i DAVIS OIL CO INC Quahty and SSFVICG S 559 MAIN STREET TEL 848 GRANITE STATE DRY CLEANERS MARLBORO STREET KEENE MILLER BROS NEWTON W J WICHIAND Keene s Most Modern Men s Store ECONOMY COAL COMPANY AnthracIte and BItumInous Coal COMMERCIAL STREET TEL 700 THE MELODY SHOP MAIN STREET KEENE J J NEWBERRY CO LImIted Prlce VarIety Store MAIN ST I I KEENE N AMSDENS SHOE STORE RUSSELL FITTS Pop M DAKIN HOWES INC DESOTO PLYMOUTH 49 MAIN STREET et a squar deal MINIATURE PRECISION BEARINGS INC CARPENTER STREET KEENE N Shop and Save at O K FAIRBANKS SUPER MARKET 84 MARLBORO STREET KEENE KNOWLTON 81 STONE CO SIHC9 7866 KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE CUUII jll1U5 lie ef llll 0 UUUI95 Olll One of the best Investments for most of us IS a U S SavIngs Bond Pay SI8 75 now Get 25 In T966 That IS 3 I Interest But when a busmess Invests In one of our machInes they want at least a 33 f return Some of the largest mass productIon plants In the world have bought our machmes It I5 one of the best Investments they can make KINGSBURY MACHINE TOOL CORPORATION KEENE N H 1 i I I - I S 1 l l i ., . u 0 1 , N. H. ' 27 , N. H. T , r . I6 ain Street - Keene, New Hampshire 66 ' Te - 056 I - H- Footwear for All the Family - I . , . 2 TEL. 'l6I Gr a c rs, flne ser ' e - a e ICI , . H. if ' I I? .SD - Z? I . l ' fl ' I S . . 0 . . . . . . 9 . . 0 . I 0 ' I I ' ' - K The Sfo e off e Damo ds Of Co se IfCo esF om SIMONS CAROLYN S ASHUELOT CITIZENS VALLEY GREEN MOTEL and GIFT SHOP DINNER AT YOUR CONVENIENCE I NATIONAL BANK ROUSSELL S BOYS and MEN S SHOP Kee e Ne Hcxmp h e YOUR STORE or FINE CLOTHING 9 Elm Street Keene fff WHITE BROS DAIRY BAR 129 WINCHESTER STREET ROYAL FURRIERS wa M KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE MONADNOCK BLOCKS CONCRETE OR CINDER and READY MIX CONCRETE ARTHUR WHITCOMB INC 72 MGDSICST TI IIO UF ITT f . . . - - v f In I n We-SI Sfrccl - Keene, New Hompshi Th D' Th ' D'fT 1 T 1 n , w s ir Tcl. IOIO .1 5 ef , A I I K If I I I ,' ' 5 Gin SITCCI I ! k f . rs , . 5 i r - e. PIPPIN BAILEY AUTO SALES INC PAUL T DONAHUE YOUR FORD DEALER 601 MAIN STREET C A T E R I N G 250 Ma Iboro Street Keene N H w dd g SQUARE DRUG STORE W WHEELER and TAYLORS PREsCRLPrLoNs LUNCHEONETTE FILMS DAIRY BAR C 5MIb TI prague Gurlslun KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE Rlfz Carlton Bosfon Palm Beach Florida Q! 0l'l'lel'l 5 UCLI' Eafytllfle all Uelllflg MANCHESTER, MASS WATCH HILL, R I - 2 I - - - - 1 S - Q I - rr rr I' 1 :-- ein -Bqf-Sp'lPI' I I2 entral Square Keene, New Hampshire 8 ar oro Street - e . 878 ls, ,.,,,.,,, .:.:.,,E:::,,:E,,.3,,.,,:...,.: .,,, v, S A Erzi3e,8L ' ' 25155132 'V .5 f - I A 22 iiihllllll Kilfli , I . L 'fgi Maris 'J 5522 :Q5QEf:f'YJilNI1li8B' X If . - , I 'MJ ' M! A, D K QC AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE 25 WEST STREET KEENE N BON TON RESTAURANT BOCCIA 81 GROUT 30 Roxawzv smear KEENE FELIX THE FURRIER 256 MAIN SIREET KEENE N SPENCER HARDWARE CO Sporfmg Goods ond Toys QUALITY FOR OVER A CENTURY ELLIS BROTHERS 8K CO CfyFlo fsS cel 75 PHONE 303 BOWMAN CHESHIRE TRANSPORTATION BIBEAUS KEENE HARDWARE CO 34 WASHINGTON STREET FLYING SERVICE D A B O I I Best Wishes to Class of 7956 , . H. N G CO. i ris in 8 - Besf of Success fo the Class of 1956 PRINCESS SHOE COMPANY Makers of Fine Quality Women's Foofweor KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE We Wish to thank Mrs. Martin of the Marbris Studio, Mr. Johnson of the Evans Printing Company, Mr. Teehan of the Sentinel, Mr. Drew, and our advertisers who have made it possible for us to Sail on. The End of the Day P J P M. Young, J. Gonyou, C. Colony, C. Martell, S. Tolman, M. Waltz. I Wm . f., Y. if .Q f bf ,, fy - K 'W' .nf . :iv wk ' f. 1393: Q .X ,L