Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1957 volume:

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Editor-in-Chief - Elizabeth Coles '57 - Treasurer Marygrace Descoteaux Earl Slavitt '57 Patricia Bent '57 Judith Dexter '57 J eanne Kontinos '57 Alan Putnam '57 Patricia Silver '57 Emily Southwell '57 Lorae Boisvert '57 Kathleen Kaiser '57 Susan Applin '58 '. .Iulia Canfield '58 Photographer Wayne Miskelly '57 f Patricia Matthews '57 o Mildred Babcock '57 Carolyn Adams '57 Sonya Martin '57 Head Typist Barbara Stanley '57 S 95mg v BUSINESS BOARD Co-Editors ' LITERARY BOARD Editor Barbara Whitcomb '57 ART BOARD Editor Sarah Holbrook '57 STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY ARRANGEMENT Coordinators SPECT ACULARS C o-E ditors SPORTS C 0-Editors SENIOR ACTIVITIES C 0-E ditors TYPISTS Adviser Avis M. Colby 4 Assistant ditor Jonathan Daniels '57 Secretary - V Bonnie Price '57 Carmen Yon '57 Betsy Wheelock '57 Bette Ann Chase '58 Joslin Kimball '58 Ann Lang '58 Sondra Mariaschin '58 Douglas Sweet '58 Sandra Barden '58 Nancy Crowell '58 Martin Stone '58 Gail Holbrook '58 Assistant Photographer Clark Anderson '58 Anne O'Brien '57 Martha Perry '57 James Trafton '57 Gary Baker '57 O' Donna Moore '57 i Assistant Typist Elsie Gillis '57 Dedication ...... Starring the Editors ..... Producers ..... Directors ....... Stars - - Supporting Actors On the Spot Shots ...... Variety Show rrr.r, Sports Cavalcade .r,...,. Spectaculars .... , ...,.... Sponsors ....... WML 602 S I I I 5 H. lt is with deep and sincere appreciation that we, the class of 1957, dedi- cate our yearbook to a teacher, adviser, and friend, who has spent many extra hours helping our class and our school. The pride he has taken in his work has resulted in many excellent school organizations. Through his out- standing work the name of Keene High School has been heard throughout the Eastern United States by people in all walks of life. It is with much pleasure, then, that we dedicate the 1957 SALMAGUNDI to you, Mr. Robert M. Cook. s 1 :aswmi , . 1 , Ours is an age of discovery, of invention. Out of a glorious heritage of the Past has come an even more glorious Present, dynamic with' teeming energy and glowing vitality, gazing ever hopefully into the unknown Future bright with the promise of achievement. Thus, we the youth of today and the adults of Tomorrow, exultantly reach out our hands to grasp the key to the Future. We were born beneath the dark cloud of a grim warg yet, behind the cloud, shone a star, an omen of the greatness that lies within our reach. The class of 1957 is the first class to graduate under the six-three-three- system. It is significant to us that during our brief span of life have come many inspiring '6firsts in all pathways of the arts and sciences. For the theme of our yearbook we have chosen one of these, TELEVISION, which has turned its eye-and the eyes of millions-upon many scenes of the great drama of Life that exists in and around us. Even so, the 1957 SALMACUNDI directs the camera of the mind to the life and spirit and activities in Keene High School during the year 1956-1957 through a close-up shot of typical scenes and of those who direct them, of the cast of characters, and the roles they play. So then-Lights! Action! Camera-focused on the students of JCM Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor our school . . . V f f I f7 Vawpdzeddqtde Iv . l LAUREN CE 0. THOMPSON Superintendent 0 f Schools A.B., Ed.M. Bates College To the class of 1957: Although this word of greeting is addressed to you as a class, I intend it for each member of the class. To you I can offer no advice which will guarantee your success and happi- ness. Even if l knew such advice it would be of little value to you. The fullness of your life will depend on you and you alone. The life into which you are graduating becomes increasingly complex. Much hard work will be required of you, sound judgment, infinite patience. If Keene High School has helped develop the habits and attitudes which these things require, it has fulfilled its purpose. That this has happened to you is the sincere hope of Your friend, 0 JZ EDWARD A. SILLARI Assistant Superintendent of Schools B.Ed., Ed.M. Plymouth Teachers College Unlversity of N. H. '1'1 ,4 ,. To the graduates of the class of 1957: I have an invitation to write a few words-meaningful ones. This is an opportunity which deserves my most careful attention. What can I say that will make a difference to a graduate of the class of 1957-make a difference today, tomorrow, and in the years to come? What gem of wisdom, from the wealth of experience which is our heritage or from the limited experience which is personal, can I focus upon for your benefit? What can it be-that will cause you to read it-to remember it-to dwell upon it-to he influenced by it? Over and over I ponder. I choose. I discard. Finally, I have it. I know what I will say-in a language you understand. Read it. Remember it. Think about it. I know it can make a difference. BE WILLING TO DO MORE THAN YOU ARE PAID FOR. DO THIS, AND SUCCESS IS INEVITABLE. May good fortune smile upon each of you. fm .X 2 , 3 C f HAREQE F. DREW Principal B.S., Ed.M. Middlebury College Harvard University To the class of 1957: You come now to the end of your high school days and simultaneously to the end of your childhood. Henceforth, the world looks upon you as adults, prepared and ready to take your several places in the life of the community. I believe you are so prepared and ready. If you will just do an honest day's 'vork every day, no matter in what field, I have every confidence in your f -,future success. .24 .. Keep your minds open to learning. It is the glory of Cod to establish mysteriesg it is the right of kings to search the matter. We shall sincerely miss you as you graduate from this school, but you will never graduate from our memories or from our hearts. ,Auf ja A Lf' flu MARGARET D. ACKERMAN A.ll., ILM., llucknoll llnivvrsityg Radcliffe Colle-ge-. Latin, l rc-ncll. Aclvisf-r--Debating Club. LUCIEN E. BERGERON B.l'ld., Keene Teachers College. lndustrial Arts. CLADYCE M. BURNELL R.N., Elliot Community Hospital. School Nurse. THELMA H. BALDWIN H.Ed., Plymouth Teach- ers College. Commercial. MURIEL BRADBURY Plymouth Normal. Home Economics, Eng- lish. GUY F. BURRILL B.S., Ed.M., University of New Hampshire. Chemistry. C0achHGolf. GRACE E. BARRON Secretary to the Guidance Director. CHARLOTTE BEAUREGARD B.Ed., Keene Teachers College. English. Adviser-Freshman Class. HAROLD BRIDGE B.Ed., Keene Teachers College. Algebra. Adviser-Freshman Class. AVIS M. COLBY AB., Colby College. English. Adviser- SALMAGUNDI PAUL E. BRIDGES B.Ed., Keene Teachers College. Area Vocational Sahool. lv ll lil I ' ll gg: 1X 'ekl' - f fir f- ZX x 4 I l EDNA L. M. COLLINS A.B., Bates College. English, Public Speaking. Adviser-Dramatic Club. RAYMOND DUNDAS B.Ed., Ed.M., K e e n e Teachers College. fl I A- I U... ROBERT M. COOK B.S.Mus.Ed., M.M.Ed., Ithaca Collegeg Boston University. Director of Music. FRANK H. GLAZIER A.B., A.M., Bates College. Guidance Director. Adviser - Junior Rotar- ians. ygfwiflf 5-X MURIEL K. COOKE B.S., M.A., Kansas Wes- leyan Universityg Wichita University. Bookkeeping. Adviser-Audio-Visual. EUGENE GOBER B.Ed., Keene Teachers College. Sociology, World History, Consumer Economics. Adviser-Junior Class. Chairman-Boys' State. P. AUGUSTINE HANLEY B.A., University of Mi- ami. U. S. History. Coach-Varsity Football. EDWARD H. HAZEN A.B., M.A., Dartmouth Collegeg Columbia Uni- versity. Driver Education. HELEN DRUGG B.A., M.S., University of Vermont. Biology. Adviser-Biology Club. Coach - Girls' J. V. Sports. MARGARET GOODELL Secretary to the Superin- tendent. ARTHUR HOUSTON B.S., Ed.M., University of Vermontg St. Law- rence University. Physics. Adviser-Physics Club. fl DOROTHEA E. HI ITCHINS Music Assistant. 'if -3 JOHN I.. MAYES ILS., M.Ed., Fordham ,Universityg lloston Uni- versity, Geography, Business Law. ffoacli - Cross Country, Track. MARJURIE A. MORSE A ll., Ohio W1'sl1-yan Uni- .':-rsityg School of Domes- tit' Ht'll'IlI't'. Ili,-0-mor School Lunch. NATHAN KNIGHT BS., Ed.M., University of Vermont. Vocational Agriculture. Adviser-Future Farmers of America. HELEN McCAUC EY AB., M.A.. Bate ol- lege: RadcliffefCol e. English. L . Coach Xjfkiidsu arsity Spofts. I JEAN MOSLEY Keene Teachers College. Physical Education, Health. Coach-Cheerleaders. 'Ss x' X 4 x ' F Y . s I4 y CLAUDE H. LEAVITT B.Ed., M.Ed., K c e n e Teachers College. History. FRANCES MCCUSHING B.Ed., M.A., Keen e Teachers Collegeg Colum- bia University. Latin, French. DORIS B. MOUSLEY LL.B., B.Ed., Cumberland University Law Schoolg Keene Teachers College. Home Economics. 'xl Kvniiikmlsxb NX A RACHEL M. MARSHALL B.S., M.A., Fitchburg Teachers Collegeg Uni versity of Michigan. Guidance. Attendance Officer. WILLIAM F. MITCHELL BS., A.M., Bowdoin Col- legeg Middlebury Col- legeg University of Aix- Marseille. Diplome d'Etudcs Fran- caises. French. Adviser - Sophomore Class. , 1 DIRECIOG ill. 'YE WW X ' will T. . y -.1 ARTHUR D. MULVANEY B.S., Ed.M., University of Maineg Bates College. Mathematics. Coach-Varsity Baseball. Athletic Director. St. Anselm Collegeg New Hampshire. History. College Counselor. 114 7' f l , , , ELSIE NAVISH Secretary to the Superin tendent. DORRIS MYERS Secretary-School Lunch Department. C. MURRAY RAMSAY, JR. B.Ed., Keene Teachers College. English. DUDLEY PURBECK B.S., M.E., Boston Uni- versity. Director of Physical Edu- cation. Assistant Coach - Foot- ball. X. BARBARA E. RITCHI ' B.Ed., Pl o Teach- ers College STANLEY E. Commercial. RICHMOND M.A., Boston Universityg University of Maine. History. X Advi n1or Class. Adviser-Ushers' Club. CLIFFORD H. PERKINS B.S., Trinity College. Mathematics, Clerical Practice. Adviser-Informer, Senior Class. RUTH RAYMOND B.S., M.A., Columbia Universityg Middlebury College. ' English. Adviser-Enterprise. THERESA P. ROBERTS A.B., B.S. in L.S., Whtat- on Collegeg Simmons College. Librarian. Adviser - Junior Librar- ians. 5 pfv- NORMA J. SAFFORD ILA., Syracuse University. Arts and Crafts. Adviser-,Iunior Class. .IOHN E. STURGIS B.A., University of N. H. Mechanic Arts. IIJRRIET E. VOGEL F--mt-tary to the Princi- ual. HELEN WHITE R.N., Elliot Community Hospital. G CHARLES TOUSLEY B.S., M.A., Harvard Uni- versityg Tufts University. Electronics. Q ELIZABETH TRACY A.B., MS., Smith Col- lege. School Nurse. English. Adviser-Informer. VIRGINIA WILLIAMSON B.S., University of New Hampshire. Secretary to the Princi- pal. GILBERT H. WYMAN B.Ed., Keene Teachers College. Mathematics. Eoich - Varsity Basket- 3 . Hi Af X v I -I X if I 4- sh? Q'419'I' ' lose, OIIIIIG HIQI. - I J Q -T: I ' ,M -'ig jx I , ,Zia H so , -'2f2 f:i X -D K' c' 5137 -. -t - xr'?.1-Jes 4 5 ' k X I6 STAFF Mrs. Guild, Managerg Miss Page, Mrs. Corkery, Mrs. Cloutier, Mrs. Carver, Mrs. Wyman, F. Nichols. and l mufzfofw... I Wmdae A il UTILITY WORKERS Mr. and Mrs. George Howard Mr. Symonds, Mr. Mason, Mr. Belden, Mr. W1lll8mS. Head Janitor-MR. SYMONDS I 7 Y' ?P 7646402 u I . ' '. . fr ,A 'lil A , 'tlr I 'I-I. 1 1 - rf J, . . L V 1 X., ,A A . ' I ff . I , ! ' l f I , Q! If V I lv f 1' I , f , . . ff . . V ' , Q3 'rv ,f , . . 1 pw , 3 , ,,:g'g:fi-3-MP, , , ff, -,Ng ' fl' L77 ' pl Jr' V' nf, fs 'ft . 'V X . ' U S I -L ff 1' K 'LE1'L,m:,',,l , A! - 6- X' V ffzf--bf nf 1' - f--tc A' iw,-'ff,w246.4ff Nw. y -. 9 N 4- X ' ? 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As understudies, they contributed much to our baseball, football, and basketball teams. Coached by their advisers, Mrs. Mousley and Mr. Mitchell, they sponsored many festive dances and helped actively to support all school functions. Promoted to supporting roles, the class of '57 began to gain renown. Their first prom, Symphony in Pink, is one they will remember with pride. For the first time Keene High School was represented at both Boys' Nation and Girls, Nation. Bonnie Price and Kurt Schmidt were the fortunate two. Now at last in the spotlight, they have received many honors. The first Keene High student to win the New Hampshire Voice of Democracy Contest, Gary Baker, deserves special recognition. Competing with four other lovelies: Marygrace Desco- teaux, Nancy Bradley, Barbara Whitcomb, and Bonnie Price, Martha Perry was chosen queen. Crowned at the beautiful Moonlight Melody Ball, Martha made a lovely queen. Urged on by their class officers and directed by Miss Ritchie and Mr. Perkins, they have done much to uphold high standards of scholarship and traditions. The stars of '57 will long be remembered for their many thrilling performances throughout the year, and, when they receive their life contracts, the diplomas, they will be well up the glittering ladder of success and ready to display their abilities before the cameras of life. Z4eSen4bu., W 9hx CLASS OFFICERS Seated: G. Baker, Vice Presidentg C. Adams. Secretary. Standing: J. Barrett, Presi- dentg M. Perry, Treasurer. XIV S 9' CAROLYN JEAN ADAMS Carrie lass Secretary 2, 33 Home oom Representative lg V Field Hockey 19 ,IV askctball 1, Varsity Bas- etball 2, 3, Varsity Field lockey 2, Y-Teens 1, 25 'ramatic Club 2, 33 En- rrprise 2, 33 Band 2, 3g ALMAGUNDI 2, 35 Ush- 'S Club 1, 2, 3. ROBERT HENRY ANDERSON Bob Murdock High School- Band 1, 2, Football 1: Keene High School-FFA 2, 30 -aafdff-041 t2rffk,,W MMM ,ZMM7 4,22 JWMJYQ 14+ uu,4,4M.0 I of MMJOV' 7 ,Q CT! H5 'Nfelf 2?4a,t!w-WL 3 Nouv- WILLIAM WARREN AUSTIN Bill MILDRED ISABELL BABCOCK Mil Home Room Representative 2, 33 School Organist 3: ,IV Field Hockey lg JV Basketball 1, Y-Teens 23 Dramatic Club 2, 3g In- former 2, 3g Enterprise 2, 3, SALMAGUNDI 2, 3, DOROTHY FARRAR BAILEY Dotty JV Basketball 1g Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 23 En- terprise 2g SALMAGUNDI 23 Dramatic Club 2. GARY GORDON BAKER Bones Home Room Representative 13 Class Vice President 2, 35 Student Council 2, Vice President 3: Junior Ro- tarians 33 Varsity Cross Country 2, 33 Varsity Bas- ketball 1, 23 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3g Hi-Y 2, 33 Physics Club 2, SALMAGUNDI 33 A Choir 1, 2, 3g Choir Council 2, Co-Chairman 3, Winner Voice of Democ- racy Contest, Local and State. KATHLEENE ANN' BAKER Kathy Junior Librarians 1. JUDITH DIANNE BALL Judy Varsity Basketball 2. ROLAND BRUCE CLARENCE HORACE BARRETT BATCHELDER Rally Batch RICHARD LEWIS BEAUREGARD Baggie N gf! I ' ,JJXJJEARQQELQZABET J SANDRA J. BALLOU Sandy f PATRICIA LEE BENT Pat Enterprise 2, 33 SALMA- GUNDI 3g Y-Teens 2g Guidance Office 2, 3g Phy- sics Club 3. K' ..X'T'! ,li T gym r Ugg! 1 Clmeader Drhaxfauq cm - Yi! , f !.f Teensf ,WL IJ, 'f ,H LMA f ., j N. J, X JEANNETTE WINNIFRED BERUBE Peanut JOHN JOSEPH BARRETT Rock Class President 2, 3: Boys' State 3: Junior Rotarian 3: Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 33 .IV Cross Country 23 Var- sity Track 1, 2, Co-Captain 33 Student Council 2, Pres- ident 3g Hi-Y 2, President 33 National High School Institute 3. - I A AURENCE JOSEPH BIRON Larry Physics Club 3. 4-gd OSCAR JOSEPH BLACK Bziddy ,IV Basketball 1, 2g ,IV Baseball 23 Varsity Base- ball 2, 3g Varsity Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 3g Var- sity Basketball 3. MARILYN C. BLANCHARD Clee Club 1. PATRICIA ANN BLOOM Pa! LORAE GRACE BOISVERT Raezie Ushers' Club 1, 2, 35 Y- Teens Club 25 SALMA- GUNDI 3. X IX ANNELIESE ELSIE NANCY LOUISE BOLEWSKI BRADLEY Nance Home Room Representative 35 Queen's Court 25 Queen's Court 33 .IV Field Hockey, Co-Captain 13 Y- Teens 25 Varsity Field Hockey 3g Ushers' Club 1, 3g A Choir 3g Glee Club lg Dramatic Club 35 Band. Head Majorette 3. JASON KEIZER BRIDGE Chick Class President 15 Home Room Representative 2, 33 Junior Rotarian 39 All- State Basketballg Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 33 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 'Club 2, 3g Physics' 2g Dra- matic Club 3g Band lg Varsity Basketball Cap- tain 3. JOANNE BROWN CAROL MARY Jo CANDELLO JV Basketball 1. l ALLAN CLAYTON AUDREY ANN CAREY CANTLIN Aud Boys' State 2g JV Baseball 1, 23 Physics Club 3. ROGER L. CARON DALE FRANCIS CARROLL ELEANOR CLAIRE CASE Casey JV Cheerleader 2, 33 Glee Club 3. RUTH .IEANNE CASE Ruthie NORRIS CALVIN SANDRA JOAN CHACE CASHMAN sandy Hot Rod O CLIFFORD WESLEY CHANNELL C li I f Football 3. LEE KNOWLTON CHANNELL JV Basketball 1. RITA MARIE CIANO Raisin Dramatic Club 2, 35 En- terprise 2, 3g Y-Teens 2: Ushers Club 2, 3. fl ALBERTA ANN CLARK HARLAN EUGENE Tweet CLASS Y-Teens 1. Gene X ERNEST JOSEPH CLAYWOOD J R. Speedy 9 I, A A ,I 0 vi' M- -tk- LEO JOSEPH COTE Tuffy Dramatic Club 3. PATRICIA JEAN CROTEAU Patty KAY ELLEN CROTEAU Student Council 3, Girls' State 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Informer 1, 2, 3, Tri- gli-g 2, 3, Ushers' Club ELIZABETH TEMPORAL COLES Betsy Student Council 1, 2, 3, Girls' State 2, National Merit Scholarship Test 3, JV Basketball 1, JV Cheer- leading 2, Co-Captain 3, Ushers' Club 1, 2, Head Usher 3, Glee Club 1, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Biology Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Enter- prise 1, 2, SALMAGUNDI 2, Editor-in-Chief 3. JONATHAN MYRICK DANIELS Ion Home Room Representative 2, JV Cross Country 1, Second Place iStateJ Amer- ican Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest, First Place 2, Dra- matic Club 1, 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, SALMAGUNDI 2, Assistant Editor 3, Enter- prise 1, 2, Associate Editor 3, Band 1, 2, 3, A Choir 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Junior Rotarian 3. SIDNEY OSCAR DAVIS, JR. Sid Student Council 2, JV Bas- ketball 1, Dramatic Club 3, Hi-Y Club 3, Physics Clug 2, Audio-Visual Club MARYGRACE DESCOTEAUX Dracie Student Council Member 2, Home Room Representative 1, 3, National Merit Schol- arship Test 3, Queen's Court 3, JV Field Hockey 2, 3, JV Basketball 1, Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3, Band Color Cuard 2, 3, Dra- matic Club 2, Secretary 3, Y-Teens 2, Enterprise 2, SALMAGUNDI 2, Treas- urer 3. KENNETH DOUGLAS COOLIDGE Coolie Home Room Representative 1, 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, JV Football 1, Biology Club 2, Physics Club 2, Debating Club 1, Am Choir 2, 3. C ,lllIJll'l'l ANNE DEXTER ,fully Y-lllvmls 2g SAl,NlACllNDl 3. EDWARD DI BERNARDO Ed X X -11 7 ' RITA ANN DI LUZIO Reeo Dramatm Club 3. .X . 1 1 4 V A - 'I If DANIELMIEOBINSON MARJOERIE EDYTHE 1 . E RY F ATHER 'I ,- 'I U J Dan Margie I nf' ' u ll ff- HEXQRQR X Home Room Representa- lf DIE? L X tlve Q2, 3g ,IV Baseball '25 L. , er, if A' S Vars1ty'Bageball 33 Physlcs HAR Hoon Represe af Club 3, H1-Y Club 3. the 1 Ba k halllpjl H 1Vatfff'r I' Q o ey 2 e eader 23 Ushers' l , 3 A Choir 2, 3. ff,- Xgf sl, xl, Fi I c I ?'3 ul' BARBARA JEAN EAGER Barb CAROLINE ALICE FLAGG Carol STEPHEN EUGENE FOISEY Steve if KEITH CHARLES FRASER Dramatic Club 3 3 Enter- prise 3 g Audio-Visual 1 g Hi-Y 3 3 Physics Club 3. JOAN HODGES FORSSEN Indy Classical High School 13 Keene High School-Girls' State 2g Glee Club 3. DAVID EDMUND FLEMING Lefty Student Council lg IV Bas- ketball lg Varsity Basket- ball 2g Varsity Football 1, 2g ,IV Baseball 13 Varsity Baseball 2. SHIRLEY LEONA FRAZIER Blossom .Iunior Librarian 2, 3. GAIL MARIE FRENCH Girls' State 23 A Choir 2, 3. ik GORDON EUGENE FULLER Buzz Represented Keene High School in the Industrial Arts Exhibit for Mechani- cal Drawing in 1956g Au- dio-Visual 1, 2, 3. SANDRA RITA FLETCHER Sandy NOEL ROBERT GAILLARDETZ Chubby 9' Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Var- sity liaskethall 2: ,IV Bas- ketball lg JV Baseball 1. if L 2.251 .1 , HELEN AGNES GARNETT Lenny Junior Librarians, Vice President 2, President 33 Informer 3. X RICHARD GASPERONI Dick ELSIE ELIZA GILLIS Honey Glee Club 2, 35 Junior Li- brarians 2, 35 Informer 2, 3, Enterprise 1, 2, 3f SAL- MAGUN DI 3. LAWRENCE GEORGE GOODALE Larry CAROL ANN GORDON WYONA AUDREY JV Basketball 1. GORGES A Choir 2, 3g Junior Librarians 1. fx. JAMES LAWRENCE GOURLEY Jim GLENN JOSEPH GUYETTE .IV Baseball 2. X. NEMI ANN HADLEY at ALFRED JOSEPH GUYIIXIOND l Varsity Football 2, 33 ,IV Baseball 13 Physics Club 2. DAVID WAYLAN D GRAVES Dave Band 1, 2, 3. NEIL THOMAS HAMEL Varsity Football 2, 3. DONALD LANCE HAWKINS Hawkeye Varsity Football Manager 35 Dramatic Club 3. DOUGLAS EDWARD HILL Doug CHARLES KINGSTON Walpole High 1 2 Keene 455 High 3 Q 1 SARA H LANE HOLBROOK Hume- Rnom Reprf-sm-ntative 2: JV Basketball lg Band 1, 23 A Choir 2. Choir Council 33 Tri-Hi-Y, Pres- ident 2, 3: SALMACUNDI 33 Y-Tee-ns l. . wx V if. OWEN THRESHER HOLDEN Flat Top JEAN ANN HOLMAN Jeanie Clee Club 1: .lunior Li- brarians 2, Vice Presi- dent 3. THERESA MARIE JACOB Terry Clee Club 1. NANCY EVELYN JACOBS Nan mwjjlk W My SANDRA CARLENE RAYMOND ARTHUR JEFTS JOBIN Sandi Ray Assumption Prepara- tory S c h 0 o l-Cercle St. Jean 25 Keene High School -Physics Club 2, 3. JAMES PRESCOTT JOHNSON .lim Physics Club 3. .M Ji :JR , -v-,L 1. x .- K. Jig .. KATHLEEN ALICE KAISER Kathy Home Room Representative 13 .IV Hockey lg Varsity Hockey 2 9 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 33 Informer 2, 33 SAL- MACUNDI 35 Tri-Hi-Y. Secretary 2, 3. HARRY WILLIAM KELLEY Bar Bar Home Room Representative 23 JV Cross Country 13' Varsit Cross Countr 2 3' Y y , , as to JV Basketball 15 Track 23 I Dramatic Club 3g Hi-Y 3. GUNNAR LEO KANGAS MICHAEL HENRY RALPH EDWARD JOHNSON JOHNSON Mike Band 2. DIANNE BRENDA KENISTON Dee Enterprise lg A Choir 2: Dramatic Club lg Junior Librarians 1, 2. JOYCE MARIE KIDDER Joy .IV Basketball 1g A Choir 23 Glee Club 13 Junior Librarians 1. J EANN E KONSTANTINE KONTINOS Jeannie Band 1, 2, 33 Clee Club 1 Physics Club 25 SALMA- GUNDI 3. J WALTER KERMIT KOSMO Varsity Football 1, 2, Co- Captain 33 Hi-Y 3. ff NORMA THERESA LACOILLE Junior Librarian 2, 33 Glee Club 1. ROSALIE L. LAVALLEY JOANNE LAVIGNE Jo Girls' State 23 A Choir 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2. ALFRED CHARLES LERANDEAU Gus IV Cross Country 13 Phy- sics Club 2. ' JANICE J. MADDEN JUDITH JEAN MADDEN ,Ian Judy A Choir 2, 33 Glee Club Glee Club 1. 1. JOHN S. MacALLISTER Mac .Iunior Rotarian 3g Boys' State 23 Model UN Assem- bly 23 ,IV Baseball 13 Var- sity Baseball 2, 33 Varsity Football 33 Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 33 Chess Club 13 Biology Club President 13 Physics Club Vice Pres- ident 3. fan-451 AAN-L Qc- ...ae SONYA MARY MARTIN Sonie Home Room Representa- tive lg Delegate to Y-Teens Conference 13 Dramatic Club 1, Treasurer 2, 33 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3g Band 2, 3g Y-Teens 1, 2g SAL- MAGUNDI 33 Enterprise 1, 2, Associate Business Manager 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1. PATRICIA ANN MATTHEWS Pat All-State Orchestra 2, 33 Orchestra 33 Band 1, 2, 33 SALMAGUNDI 2, 33 Dra- matic Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 2. TERENCE CLIVE MARK GARRISON FREDERICK TWU' MARTELL BETTY ANN MAYNARD Sweetie Glee Club lg Junior Li brarians 2g A Choir 2, 3 LAWRENCE CARLTON McCLURE Larry Varsity Football 3. .I UDITH ANNE McHOUL Dimples Glee Club 13 Junior Li- brarians 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS JUNE JEAN MARILYN MELVIN MILLER Phil Clee Club 1, 2. JV Field Hockey 1. WAYNE PARK MISKELLY Home Room Representa- tive 23 Boys' State 2g Jun- ior Rotarian 3g Enterprise 1, 2, 39 SALMAGUNDI 3g Dramatic Club 1, 2, Treas- urer 3g Band 1, 2, 3g A Choir 3. I ff 1 J' J' 1 ,fif i' 1 ff' iff! 1 DON A f , Don ' I H R L - , ' gnbdcnce 1, Glrlg IS ' M ft ar- 'E alf0l ,3 Var ,Q A A AG 2, 3 A .- ir 3 G .e b Tri- PY! I Ass' r1yF Qld gy ,, ,!, anagor 3' Ushgr uh 2, jj gi Lnhofxv Rc-sure t ve of I - . sf 1 f .'i I a -'l , ffl' j L gf-fs ,i J ,. ff! ,I . g 15 ml! REGINALD EVERETT MOORE Hermit Biology Club lg Physics Club 3g Dramatic Club 2, 33 Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3. X GERALDINE VICTORIA MORRELL Vicki Vilas High School 1, 23 JV Basketball 1, 2g Soft- ball 1, 25 Chorus 1, 23 Future Homemakers of America 1, 2g Keene High School 3. I EDWARD JOSEPH MORSE . Eddie WRAY EDWARD MURDOUGH I ,j , ' 3 j ,N Lax l L- ll 4 Vt' ' ff 'J of J W f A- 1 . by 1 ji P 1 ' fb! ' gl A MA LENE ELIZABETH CYNTHIA ANN -5' If A, A. if N Q J X V, A NADEAU NICHOLLS X7-if nf I, L' QW , PL l Mar! Cindy full h KU 'Vip ,fp M- ' Ulf Ushers Club 2, 3, A Glee Clubl YTeens 2 ' , ' Ml 1 51 L,-' A A 1 Choir 2, Clee Club 1. X ul- w Q!! 3 ' L 'J 'V1 E . 1 ,141 I ' ' I ' K 1, I MV Al! .V VKX 2 f ,VA if I fl. 1 r N ji' A QL! A V, IQ' , lx L if .gl L' to ' Q it 'E ,M A. ff CV A Lf tv 1 F q K' LIL' 'lf L 3, I N N ' , ,, A of lffl ok ,- will ' it - in lv! ' 1 Al it V., ,fl vw if ' K! ff 'N V pf! If , , 7 . f lf N ,J 4 JU At, L ff A LY ivlj I v Q, I 3' y A ,' 1. I.- X, I fy f' f ' -.J I AI' L H N, 1 . , 'I M 1 FIV A. . v I . 3 X, 1 ' i fi , in N ,',' .. ,ft N 1 fe' fs-5 V DOROTHY ANN O'BRIEN Annie Student Council 33 Girls' State 23 Home Room Rep- resentative lg JV Field Hockey lg Varsity Field Hockey 2g Ushers Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 25 JV Cheerleader 2g Varsity Cheerleader 3, Enterprise 2, 33 SALMA- GUNDI 3. DAMARIS OLES Tammy All-State Band 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3. ' I ARNOLD NEWTON O'BRIEN Arnie Home Room Representa- tive 1, 23 Junior Rotarians 35 Hi-Y 2, 33 Biology Club lg. Physics Club 23 Audio-Visual 1, 2. SARAH ELLA 0'NEAL Sate Civil Defense 3. I BRUCE WINSTON O'N EIL ,IV Basketball 1. ROGER TOLMAN PACKARD Rog Scince Fair Winner 1g Fu- ture Scientists of America Honor Memberg Band 1, 2, 3g Biology Club lg Audio- Yissal 1, 2, 3g Dance Band nl X111 RONALD GERALD ALICE FLORENCE PARENTEAU PARKHURST Speedy Physics Club Treasurer 3g JV Basketball 1. .IV Basketball 13 ,IV Hockey 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3g ,lun- ior Librarian 1. wa- Ga-1? czw' GORDON EARL PASCOE Butch .ffzf fffanf' ANN FLOVIE PATENAUDE Pat EDWARD FRANK PELKEY Eddie Future 1'armers of America MARTHA LEE PERRY Mart Class Treasurer 1, 2, 35 Queen's Court 1, 23 Miss Keene High School 33 Girls' State 2g Home Room Rep- resentative 3g Band Coun- cil 2: JV Field Hockey 15 .IV Basketball 13 Varsity Field Hockey 2g Varsity Basketball 23 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 34 Band Color Guard 2, 35 Y-Teens 23 Dramatic Club 2, 33 Enterprise 2, 3g SALMAGUNDI 2, 3. .I UDITH WILLIAMS PIERCE Judi Conant High School-Var- sity Basketball lg Glee Club lg Keene High School -Varsity Basketball 2, 35 A Choir 42, 3. MERRILL LEROY PLIMPTON Bub I I I , -, J g ,ff 'I I 5 ' . L 'r I A I ,. .4 I I 1... 0 -' uf' if , fl IP P11 ill Q I YL .v limit' X Ni' ffif' I r . T P lrfvxl fyo L 19817, X , , Wu jx? I-, Xp.- DEANNA THERESA PROPERZIO Dee Girls' State 2, Home Room Representative 2, Biology lg Y-Teens 1, 2g Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3, A Choir 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 33 Glee Club 13 Enterprise 2, 3. I ALAN RIXFORD PUTNAM Putt Junior Rotarian 3, Boys' State 3, Home Room Rep- resentative 3g Biology Club 1, Physics Club 2, Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1, Secre- tary 2, Dramatic Club 3, SALMAGUNDI 3. JOHN F. QUINAN lack Junior Rotariang Home Room Representative 2, 35 Track 1, 33 Cross Country lg Enterprise 3. BONNIE PRICE Secretary of Class 1, Girls' State, Governorg Girls' Na- tion 2g National Merit Scholarshipg Queen's Court 1, 3g DAR Award 39 Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 3, Informer 1, 2, 3, Business Manager 33 A Choir 1, 2, 33 SALMA- GUNDI Secretary 3. JUNE LOIS RICE Ricy Y-Teens 1, 2. SALLY ANN RICHARDSON Sal NORMAN J. ROBINSON Lou JV Cross Country 13 JV Basketball 15 Golf Team 2, 3g A Choir 2, 3, Hi-Y Club 3. WILLIAM JAY PROCTOR Proc Football 3g Track 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 35 Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Physics Club 3. 1 .jj 'im HILDI-KL ARD HELEN ROEHRIC Ililrla llanal 1, 2. 33 Dramatic lub 3. 6 ALLAN ROBERT SAARI Bob I CYNTHIA LEE SAYERS Cyn JV Fuld Hockey 1, ,lun- ior Librarians 2, 3. KURT GARDNER SCHMIDT Boys' State 2: Boys' Na- tion 2g Junior Rotarian 3g Home Room Representative 3: JV Baseball lg Biology Club lg Chess Club 13 AH Choir I, 2, 33 Physics Club 2g Science Fair Com- mittee 2g All-State Chorus 21 Choir Council, C0-Chair- man 3. PAUL LEROY SCHREPTA Leroy HARRY CHASE SHAW Butch All-State Band 3g Orchestra 3g Band 1, 2, 3. WALTER WILLIAM SHINE Walt St. Michaels High 1, 23 .IV Basketball Ig Varsity Basketball 25 Keene High School 39 Home Room Rep- resentative 3. PATRICIA ANN SILVER Pat Dramatic Club 2, 3g SAL- MAGUNDI 3. ' 'Wx ' MARILYNMANN SMITH MARTHA LOUISE imi ,SMITH Girls' Stateg Band Council MMU' 33 Band l, 2, 33 Enterprise 1, 2, Editor 33 Orchestra 3. ,iz l ii K ' . ,wb H77 r' ' it- ,3y'yg1r-'2, V- X gi' l L i a fp!! EMILY ANN SOUTHWELL Emme A Choir 1, 2, 39 Dra- matic Club 3g Enterprise 2, 33 SALMAGUNDI 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 3. FREDERICK GEORGE SINGLETON Fred Future Farmers of America 2, 3. BARBARA ANN STANLEY Barb Glee Club 2, Enterprise 2, 3g SALMAGUNDI 35 Dra- matic Club 2, 3. EVELYN T. STAVROU Yvve JV Basketball 1g A Choir 1, 2, 3g Y-Teens lg Dra- matic Club 2, 3g Guidance Office 3. KAREN HELEN STONE Kay Band l, 2, 3g Glee Clubg Dramatic Club 3. EARL BENTON SLAVITT Speedo Enterprise 1, 25 Dramatic Club 3: SALMAGUNDI Business Manager 3g Audio- Visual Clubg National Merit Scholarship 33 Boys' State 23 Junior Rotarian 3: National High School In- stitute 3g JV Basketbal Manager 13 Varsity Bas- ketball Manager 2, 3g Phy- sics Club 2. ' SALLY ALTA STOWELL JOHN ANTHONY Sal SULLIVAN Sully Track Manager I. 1:3 ROBERT WILLIAM SULLIVAN Sully Class Vice President 13 Boys' State 23 Junior Ro- tarian 3g Varsity Football 1, 2, 3g Varsity Track 1, 23 Physics Club Treasurer 23 SALMAGUNDI 3g Dra- matic Club 3g Hi-Y 3. BRUCE EDWARD SWEENEY Hot Rod Home Room Representative 1, 2g Physics Club 3. MARTIN .IOHNN TETREAULT Tate I Y. : nh ,V ' I, L, V, . lla ' I DORIS MARIE THAYER VICTORIA THEODOROU Dory Virkey Y-Teens 1, 2, 39 Junior Librarian I. MARLENE MAY THOMAS ,IV Hockey 1. JAMES FRANKLIN TRAFTON Jimmie I unior Rotarian 35 National Merit Scholarship Exam 3g Varsity Cross Country 1, 2, Captain 33 Varsity Track 1, 2, Co-Captain 3g Hi-Y 2, 39 Physics Club, Presi- dent 3, Dramatic Club 35 SALMAGUNDI 33 Informer 1, 2, 3, Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3. ARTHUR LEONARD TROMBLY Art JV Baseball lg Varsity Baseball 2, 33 .IV Basket- ball 2g Varsity Football 2, 3. EUGENE ARTHUR NORMAN DAVID TOPA THOMPSON Norm Gene H, Y Varsity Baseball Assistant Manager 2, Manager 3. JANE BURDDETTE VOSE Janne Enterprise 3. ANN ELSIE TROMBLEY ' Nam JV Field Hockey 2g Y- Mx Teens 1, 2, 3, Enterprise Q-9, 2, 3g Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. ' MAINE EMILY WERNINGER Lainy A Choir 1, 2, 3. BETSY RAE WHEELOCK Bet JV Basketball 1, Y-Teens 23 SALMAGUNDI 3. , BARBARA LQYSE 'WHITCUMB H , ,SW-IITCOMB . 'Barb Home Rnnm Rlfprcsenta-in :ive lg Delegate to Y-Teens Conference 1: OUeen's Court 3: Ushers4Cluh 1, 3: Varsity Cmeerlmder- '2, o-Captain 3' D r aiuvt i c I ' , 1 , Club 1 2, ' Yffeens lv ye Enteriirise 31, Budiies Vlanager 3: SALMACUNDI l: Guidance Office 3. I Bob ' ome Room Representa- tive 3g Boys' State 2: Jun- 'oi' Rotarian lg All-State Ban 2 33 Physics Club 2g -Visual 2, 35 Band 33 Hi-Y 3. elf 44 GAILANN WILSON Gay Y-Teens 2, 33 Band 33 Physics Club 2, Secretary 3g Dramatic Club 2, 3. RICHARD WAYNE PETER BARRETT WILSON WRIGHT Dick Pete Varsity Baseball Manager Boys' State 23 Junior Ro- 2, 3. tarian 3g A Choir 1, 2, 3 I ! I HARRIET ANNE YLITALO Rita CARMEN MICHAEL YON National Merit Scholarship Test 33 Junior Rotarian 3, Boys' State 25 Biology Club 1, Chess Club lg Informer 2, 3, Audio- Visual 1, 2, 3, Physics Club, President 33 SAL- MAGUNDI 3g National Forensic League 1, 2, 33 Debating Club 1, Secretary 2, President 3. MARILYN JEWETT WYMAN Girls' State 2, Home Room Representative l, 25 JV Basketball lg JV Cheer- leader 23 Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3g Dramatic Club 1, 2, 39 Ushers Club 1, 2, 39 Informer 1, 2, Editor 33 Y-Teens 1, 2. WALTER ZINN, JR. Sparky Physics Club 2. PETER CUSHING WYMAN Pet.. Home Room Representa- tive 1, 2, 33 Varsity Bas- ketball l, 2, 3g Varsity Baseball 2, 3 5 Dramatic Club 3. I X 45 1,01 ' , .M ,., 1 F A 1 , 1 .w X' v. Q .F N A ff W- my ,X Q Eg l 5531 X. 5 My X f., 5 fx ,-5 f ikrji 'TA I ,jfgfigfg ia K iw: ff Sc it 62 an 1 , I 5 4 v' ff X Av xl Q X X 'Z E-li' and J K -li ,.,- 'SMR . rtlxlxs fart' x - d f M If XM 1' WN tI' N X IW' f wx ' j I 5 f 5 4 xgzl, A 1 W ll M I XS ,f I up 5 X Alwy ,,,.- -- V a g I ' .-. Xu x ,LZ Q gf W f -P gs- J . ,,, ,V x N Zum? F rg, . Lang, J. Thompson, N. Seco row: C. Wilder, F, Call, C. Curtis, irst ' if I 'I I . f v X ijt' ' ,J s 1 , , - HJ u ,IH P c -ff 'A U W fmu'nS ,ri f ' 'The ignior n their ma'or su portin roles have r 'gh ati s s year. Q J P e ' Un the eadership of Michael O'Neil, class presi en I in imba , vice pre ident' Charlotte Colony, secretaryg Mary Kinney, treasure 9 an home room . Vepres atives, the members of the junior class have played very active parts in J, this asonis productions. , fj The juniors are active in all phases of school life, and valuable talent has been discovered in many fields. They are outstanding in our literary publications: SALMAGUNDI, Informer, and Enterprise. They have also proved their capabilities in both boys' and girls' sports programs. They have had major supporting roles in the Voice of Democracy Contest, the Queenis Court, the American Legion Oratorical Contest. The A Cappella Choir and the WKHS-TV Band, whose superb performances have received many rave notices, include many juniors. A well- known personality is Sandra Barden, who has won national recognition for her poetry. With the encouragement received from the critics, we feel sure that the juniors, today's supporting actors and actresses, will shine brilliantly as the next seasonis stars. MEAN' f ,MW an Mui 4 r + keg. . , ?,r,A,g, ' H , 1'f-hal e aa. -Q . . - 1 'xx'P'f4'f' s-Y wa K i + 'I Wanna aom7 First row: R. Bardis, V. Begin, M. Baldwin, J. Boyd, S. Applin, N. Carignan, J. Bleau, M. Boucher, P. Bissell. Second row: B. Beard, D. Carey, K. Almquist, J. Canfield, S. Barden, C. Campagna, E. Beckwith, S. Barrett. Third row: P. Buffum. Fourth row: D. Ballon, G. Ballou, T. Aldrich, D. Bemis, C. Anderson, F. Call, W. Bridgham, B. Beteau, R. Ball. Absent: B. Campbell, S. Bennett, M. Bailey, P. Blanchard, W. Barden, S. Blanchard. , , !4',p U,,f f t a 'i J I .VI Ca I tl. 1 'li-fb J' Hd 7 ZCU' 1 'AA J 7 v J Liz 4 Q E ,, 1 ' .V fo-4 C. fb 4 43' F -,bb ,J J Y , MJ, dv,-,L wr-Q' l If 3 1 ' . 'xl Q ffm NF'-'ff 'c ' .ll P K r ' ? ,J S QQN fer 1 A Miss PLANTE .-1 S -' in so V . .. ff ,.. I, f V1.4 ,S -.1 'ht 1, M tr Q MRS. BALDWIN I 3 ' .0 I ff! I ix r ' H l W -,lf 1770 VU , MQW :tl 'fi , , .1 :U . f ' I' ,U I 'I :V ' r ,, LL' A V N H 'Ll 'ill Q x FJ 'Q ff, A 4 1- WH ,411 f rj 'll ill? if W X kifvl . J' it if W! Q-W' ' 1 '. v .f i ,A .f ' M ' .ii rw .f it ,J W ti it ,Y .i T T lbw' qv TJU rn 'ffl iw It My f' CZ fi bi ty' rf' 2 ' A . -- , nam BN . jj lf' 41 M 60,16 , A AW ll Wi First row: D. Waling, E, Tillson, J. Vorce, C. Washburn, P. Wyman, C. Tolman, V. Trotter. MOL if ' Second row: J. Wirein, N. Willson, M. Wichland, L. Willard, G. Webb, H. Todd, .l. Westlund. 'l N I Third row: R. Tobias, C. Thornton, C. White. Fourth row: C. Wilder, H. Wellington, B. Van 01 Brooklin, R. White, D. Wilber, R. Whittemore. f W W5 .-Mil F15 ll? Ulf C3 J ' 1 sf I f.JffMwM-V l I ' qfame Zoom? First row: K. Coates, S. Commoss, S. Doody, P. Fontaine, D. Fresco, E. Excel, N. Colby, .l. Despres. Second row: C. Colony, N. Croteau, E. Fox, B. Chase, T. DiLorenzo, M. Frazier, J. Ezrow, N. Crowell. Third row: E. Fish, G. Carter. E. DiMeco, R. Favreau. Fourth row: W. Christo, L. Dufresne, C. Dicey, J. Collier, C. DiLuzio, E. Cohen. Absent: G. Chace, R. Coleman, C. Derby, D. Earl. ,f ' u i X 'M X , ' . 4 l Lf . ,1 ' A Q: ' A 'Jr X7 ,. , J O 4 ' X . ' 1 3 .1 , f an l La wr, I Y v K -V Q h X 1' 1 'VV ,v all 1 X 5 LL L. I' L5 K' ,LUV X O .. Fi mf, 'Ll' . , , - X- kff .4-4 r ' vlblifll f is ll' H' v . K -, . 1 . A 1 1 N . 5 ' - lfjwi V7 1 ff CR X is A ' yi' Cir l , who fllwif X H QW s 'i l 5 ly A Miss McCAUGHEY 4 MISS TRACY J I' 1 f I 4 , ,I , ,Z I Ill. W9 1 M ,ofkl 1 Q. ' 1 my :. 1- if. M o if gfame zoom X First row: J. Kimball.. C. Holbrook, C. lngalls, M. G. Hall, B. Hook, E. Helie, L. Keating Second row: C. Jenruson. D. Giffm. A. Kirker, M. E. Johnson, S. Johnson D Hall C: Hongisto, V. Cage. Third row: S. Howard, M. Kinney, W. Hanninen, G. Hall,iW.'Howf-1 R Kempton, L. Hackett, J. Furlone. Fourth row: C. Kott. R. Ganley. R. Jacobs, E. Grover, J Keefe, D. Joyce, L. Goodhue, R. Hamlin. Absent: R. Henry. L. Johnson, R. Koch. B D 'J Al A ' fs W- Q . 'H F r! .Q riiiw fiftffv J J. i J' A 'H X .3 r A an .I ,of V 2, F Q, 5 QV. 'Z' nj K 3 mi k a I? r - M K R-if k K I Aw x R3 ' W3 ame aam29 First row: R. Judd, D. Guillet, G. Fifield, R. Beal. Second row: C. Curtis, J. Carpenter, E. Creenough, E. Hill, R. Paige, E. Stinson. Third row: S. Burt, S. Croteau, T. McClenning. C. Cote, R. Daniels. Absent: R. Bemis, P. Canclello, G. Mitchell, T. Rudolf, B. Amlaw. 1 Q IM Q. MR. BRIDGES f-:gt Q7 tt. I ,LZ n 9 I, L. X A. f U 'Y ues 605-'mill 5' C4 ' . A , faorawq waz, A urn., .V V, l npx ed-X a 4 L y ly, Child 1,1 X qw IW' qw ' fy 1, ,QCA A fl km fy if Y, A W if L.. 1 w , . 4 Lic X 1' .4 , 1 r ' :Lf ,' 1 .ff ' ' ' 'l A' -71. C xl' K A I .4 f 4 A 1. ral, .j ,, . ll lx' X nfl A . V L - e ' L , G .LV .2 t uf V1 X M5 x 'Aly l C l ' 'X M . r P by IJ! r ' f , f,.o,.T it , fy' ' R . iw- .. , yi' . I D yuh- A ve X fb-s 'Mk 'll3,.1'Ji Lgjjiili' ' V V1 KJ, ,, .U Vg- lf A..,f'm, C , I T , ,I I 7 Q VI l 4 :J J 1 9 J K lt -Z' 115 ' . g 1 I .A .1 fe' I f I , I' Y J i' I I 1 X awe Zoom 2?-14 First row: C. Lee, C. Langill, M. Mecham, J. Mann, M. Matthews, A. Lang, C. Little, N. Mc-lanson. P. Liimatainen. Second row: S. McClure, L. McRae, P. Lewis, J. LaBounty, C, Larson. N. Richardson. L. Meyer, R. LaRoche. Third row: J. Leslie, B. Matthews, S. Mariaschin, R. Lake, W. Martin, R. Sawyer, L, LeDuc, A. Lougee. Fourth row: A. Mosher, T. MacPhail, K. Martin. J. Masiello, M. Medvidofsky, W. Moffitt, R. McFarland, L. Mitchell. Absent: E. LaBounty, H. Lane, K. Lawrence, M. Miller. 4 .I A First row: E. Paro, P. J. Putney, C. Pierce. Parsons, D. Reed, P. O'Brien, ll. Pierce, D. W. Ralston, B. Pratt, Www foam 34 Paight, R. Robinson, M. Wheeler, S. Ringland, R. Richardson, D. Reyor, Second row: H. 0'Nea1, J. Naylor, J. Balch, J. Parody, J. Murray, B. O'Neil, S. Price. Third row: W. Parker, C. Parker, M. C. O'Neil. E. Pottle, R. Page, D. 0'Brien, S. Jordan. Fourth row: L. Racine, R. Perry, M. Mason, W. Stinson, M. J. O'Neil, J. Kruger, N. Parker, R. Nye. Absent: N. Troutnan, D. lluckman. L. .1 Q xxx, ,TO , M 1. J cz, 3 4, 4 'A Q .4 Y Q .A N' 'vert ep 1 iv ' 1 re '- 1 1 if af X' a 'G E, 'X-A T '7f 1- ' 1 wi 'x . I f 4 . - ,if i ,s JA 5. , a L A lx cyl XV ll ,Hb , Cuff B ' Dr lt? illf '5 ? X NN N y . xl ll X .1 m ,, X 'I' K . Y MR. RICHMOND ' s ,Lxlfkl ,Jr q- , ' yx.-' ' -' 0 ,.7 --'N MR. BURRILL P kj-7 L Ayn.. Vnhqfy T777 'fL00fly,z.AzdQJf,' 'F- Y 1 1 4 Q 7 f' ' ., .lj JAQQL' GA ,fo -V -1 J' 'U ffffevif Effie! We yy-f y :- f 1'pv!lfi's4 I. Qfame aam5f First row: P. Roy, J. Simonds, J. Stone, J. Sears, M. Stinson, N. Swett, G. Smith, J. Thompson. Second row: D. Royea. S. Scribner, B, Stowell, J. Steele, R. Royce, B. Sprague, J. Thompson, J. Robb. Third row: F. Sweeney, D. Schwartz, L. Seaver, A. Robertson, D. Sweet, R. Sherwin. Fourth row: F. Shearer, G. Shepard, E. Russell, M. Stone, T. Ruelke. Absent: H. Rogers, M. Sweeney. X. ,V N f - fm' ...Alf . Ai' ti I H A ,, fin -'7, ,Ne .,', Qt I qfonze foam 2 J ,t 1 ff- First row: C. Cantlin, J. Donovan, E. Hanley, L. White, E. Maslen, M. Folsom, C. Priest, M. I I Farrar, M. Redfield, it cond row: Curry, B. Cambique, N. Arseneault, C. Murn, S. Sheitffeld, R. Hayn, . I 'XJ A Wlima 1 fg, ,! 1- N One of the most important topics in the television world this year is the successful sophomore show. Those who were only extras last year have been promoted to understudies at WKHS-TV and are certainly paving their way for stardom in 1959. They owe part of their high rating to Peter Barrett, president, Cary Wyman, vice presidentg Wendy Waling, secretaryg and Norma Perreault, treasurer. Upper- classmen have nothing but praise for these young hopefuls. Sophomores have appeared in many worthwhile programs. Sports fans have recognized their ability and have especially admired the tremendous work of Cross Country State Champ, Peter Fletcher, and all viewers have watched the new varsity cheerleader, Norma Perreault. ln front of the cameras also, other members of the class have participated in the Debating Club, Dramatic Club, and have been hard at work as members of both Enterprise and Informer staffs. Several sopho- mores have shown marked ability in instrumental and vocal fields, and much praise is also due the latest Ushers Club discoveries. If these sophomores study their scripts and continue their hard work next year, they will land major roles in many of the 1958 productions. V I 1 l K 4 N.. X ' x C. Wyman, Vice Presidentg N. Perreault, Treasurerg W. Waling, Secrelaryg P. Barrett, President. 0 ,rf 1,' 4 First row: M. Bailey, A. Bickford, M. Blake, P. Armstrong, L.,Bergeron, D. Barden, V. Barker. Second row: Ji Baldwin, C. Bemis. L. Auger, J. Barron, L. Barrett, B. Blake. Third row: R. Blanchard, L, Barnes, T. Barrett, P. Barrett, G. ,Aldricli, N.Blake, R. Bergevin, N. Arseneault. Absent: M. Barden, R Bergeron. x w - tx J . ' v- X A W r I lf uf' . wi gl 655557 gm wgtfli dll Ol If I A x 17' MISS BRADBURY MRS. MOUSLEY ,A , X L, ' V -ix .mo xii ph ff plivlk Nfkukj-J lvl 3 J K f m JJ I -P , 1 ,I D1 V td, I I fl l W ,W 1 V Y KX .N Www aom74 First row: C. Capron, G. Boucher, W. Candello, C. Burrill, J. Brown, S. Buffum, R. Boisvert N. Bourassa. Second row: C. Cantlin, M. A. Callahan, B. Carey, J. Brandt, P. Calef, M. Carroll A. Bunker, M. Leslie. Third row: E. Bowker, B. Cambique, J. Chesnulevich, W. Carter, K Cashman, M. Chase, J. Brewer, S. Bowie. Fourth row: G. Buffum, L. Borden, C. Chamberlin B. Brown, M. Campbell, D. Boufford, G. Briggs, R. Castor, G. Chamberlain. Qkrlilwpw Q . W , 1 gfame Zum I6 First row: P, Clark, M. Duke, M. Fleury, J. Donovan, A. Dinkel, P. Curry, B. Dufresne, A. Danivls. Second row: J, Clark, J. Doherty, J. Coleman, M. Crosby, T. Duchesneau, C. Clark, J. Cross, C. MacCrackcn. Third row: P. Darling, E. Descoteaux, A. Durling, P. Eckhard, C. Desjardins, C. Cole, N. Dardani. Absent: L. Doody, L. Earle, C. Donnelly, N. Coles, G. Dos- jardins, M. Eagf-r. I.,--. I Fx l MR. MITCHELL MR. WYMAN gfame aom2l First row: S. Gokey, S. Gordon, C. Emerson, M. Folsom, M. Farrar, J. Fassett, L. Hall, L. Gove G. Fecto. Second row: R. Forcier, J. Hakala, S. Garnett, J. Gallup, K. Galway, P. English J. Hamel, D. Fuller, R. Fletcher. Third row: R. Halford, P. Forest, W. GarraDY, .l. Grover A. Fournier, D. Grace, D. Emery, D. Frink, A. Greene. Fourth row: W. Kretowicz, W. Goodnow J. Garland, B. Garnett, R. Grossi, P. Forcier, R. Fiory, G. Furlone, N. Gorges, C. Fletcher Absent: J. Gomarlo, D. Hall, L. Handy. v 1 if L. First row: J. Thvrrien, LaMothf', P. Hodgkins. Jennison, M. Knight, N. J. Hansson, H. Johnson, R. Hayn, H. Kaiser, F. M. H1-nvlwy, C. Kilroy, 7 'N 1 ,Y I 'Y Qfame 004025 T. Knight, J. Kauppi, D. Kurby, E. Foster, C. Hill, B. Hanley, J. Second row: R. Hulslander, L. Jacob, P. Kennedy, B. Hudson, F. Heneage, H. Castor. Third row: W. Harris, R. Johnson, R. Hasting, P. Johnson, P. Kacanek, M. LaFargue. Fourth row: A. Lamoureux, Houghton, A. Lahti, E. Hebert, J. Hanna, S. Hill. Absent: L, Harris, R. LaCount, K. Hitchcock, R. Lafford, R. Houghton, R. Lagerherg. MR. RAMSAY MRS. COLBY ome2aam27 First row: L. A. Lee, J. Morse, L. Loranger, B. Page, J. Lussier, K. Mason, G. Moore, S Lounder, M. O'Brien. Second row: G. McRae, C. Lovering, C. Mariaschin, C. Moore, J. Miskelly J. McPhail, J. McGrath, R. Leslie. Third row: A. Mason, R. Morse, C. Murn, D. Lamoureux E. Maslen, J. Lernatowitz, C. McCollester, P. Nims, B. Nichols. Fourth row: R. Morse, H. Nash D. Masters, F. Lightfoot, F. Norcross, J. Larson, R. MaeAllister, R. Laurent, F. Milford Fifth row: M. Methe, F. Paige, A. Merrifield, W. 0'Brien. Absent: W. Miller. game 404030 First row: N. Parker, M. Powell, P. Peets, J. Peets, P. Pickering, L. Penning, A. Rhoades. Second row: M. Phillips, C. Priest, M. Redfield, P. Portwine, C. Primrose, N. Richardson, P. Pierce, N. Perreault. Third row: A. Parker, R. Raymond, D. Ralston, W. Peart, J. Phillips, B. Pearson, C. Pratt. Absent: R. Redfield, E. Paight. I I N X , MR. HOUSTON MR. MAYES MW H, , ,fi 2 JL' . . R vi 1- M jg!!! XJR . fl fj ,sf fly Wi i J , fy C564 ,I ,JV we W ,fi . .Nt ,bla-9 W J MJ , qv- ' ww My . Mptld Q la . Cf JW ',J X ff? XY 41 ome cami? First row: Elinor Shaw, Esther Shaw, D. Stone, J. Storm, B. Robbins, B. Tarhox, D. Sausville, S. Susee. Second row: A. Thompson, N. Rowe, P. Tenofsky, T. Stinson, C. Rohloff, L. Smith, G. Stowell, R. Sonosky, A. Stetson. Third row: R. Simino, B. Stroshine, M. Saunders, S. Thayer, M. Roehrig, V. Sherman, L. Ta'rh0x, W. Sullivan, D. Tarbox. Fourth row: G. Streeter, D. Stone, H. Skerry, S. Sheinfeld, D. Sullivan, S. St. Pierre, R. Bourassa, S. Stowell. Fifth row: P. Theriault, W. Rose, J. Small. Absent: G. Romano, R. Tally, R. Smith. XJ NV rfqwji' W V Sl! 141 ,r ome 2aom57 First row: C. Town, D. Barnhart, M. Follansbee, P. Wyman, J. W'hite, L. Vllhite, J. Hart, N. Chadwick, N. Batchelder. Second row: S. Banner, I. Scharles, D. Wilson, J. Waldo, W. Waling, B. Webster, M. Wichland, A. Willette. Third row: D. Derosier, F. White, R. Zinn, R. W'ilber, D. Wadsworth, C. Wyman, R. Willard. Fourth row: J. Westcott, B. Webb, S. White, R. Holmes, P. Tolman, D. Wyman, R. Tromhley. Absent: M. Garnett, F. Lafford, L. Thompson, R. Ward, R. Dunn, G. White, W. W'ils0n, H. W'ilbur. '-nv' MISS ACKERMAN I I ff' David Thayer, Treasurer Merellyn Gallagher, President Donald Metivier, Vice President Susan Shaw, Secretary 7 Sw!! The premiere of one hundred seventeen freshmen was announced this fall be- cause of the overcrowded conditions at WKJHS-TV. The members of the cast were obviously quick to learn because they immediately fell into their roles as extras in the program of WKHS-TV, Keene. Part of their high rating is due to their four accompanying directors: Mrs. Charlotte Beauregard, Miss Frances McCushing, Mr. Harold Bridge, and Mr. Claude Leavitt. Not only did they do their required work but also took part in band, orchestra, sports, Enterprise, Glee Club, and Informer. We, the stars, are glad to have met these beginners who next year will assume the responsibilities of understudies. Www zoom? First row: S. Perry, B. Wyman, D. Cutter, M. Little, C. Jeffery. Second row: R. Beard, D. Thayer, E. Larson. MISS McCUSHING ome2aom2 First row: S. Walsh, N. White, E. Wyman, J. Smith. J. Hemmete-r, S. Vanasse, J. Woodward J, Shepard. Second row: S. Skinner, R. Vogel, M. Todd. J. Wilson, S. Snow, J. Watt, N. Tolman S. Vigneau. Third row: N. Stone, C. Tolman, D. Thayer, J. Wheeler, J. Wilbur, B. Smith, M Vitale, J. Trask. Absent: D. Bodwell. MR. LEAVITT awe aomf7 First row: S. Houghton, J. Lavigne, C. Holbrook, S. Jarvis, M. L. Johnson, J. Greenleaf, K. Jennison, B. Kendall. Second row: C. Jeffery, B. Jordan, M. Gallagher, M. Haggart, L. Jones, S. Gale, D. Gilman. Third row: A. Cemmell, E. Larson, G. French, H. Lane, M. Grzelecki, H. Kacanek, W. Huntley, D. Fish. Fourth row: C. Korradi, W. Jennison, D. Hill, R. Colden, F. Fox, J. Forssen, J. Latvis. First row: D. Schmidt, L. Scharles, L. Moran, G. Rajala, N. Robertson, Susan Perry, S. Shaw Sally Perry, J. Lee. Second row: B. Shempa, M. Little, J. Robbins, N. Messer, V. Richter L, Prime, M. Scadova, M. Nichols. 'Ilhird row: H. Nevers, J. Mowry, D. Ohman, D. Plante L Perry. P. Larracey, R. Mullen, D. Metiver. Fourth row: W. Porter, F. Potter, M. Nims. Absent: Il McDonald, M. Miinch. MRS. BEAUREGARD qfome com ZX First row: S. Dailey, D. DelDotto, D. Eastman, P. Blain, N. Adams, K. Bell, J. Fannie Cotter. Second row: L. Emery, B. Bergeron, S. Alther, C. Bogosian, D. Cutter V Aherri, Ballou, E. Bergeron. Third row: R. Beard, R. Cote, J. Brown, A. Edwards, S Bergeron Borden, D. Almqulst, F. Brown. Fourth row: J. Christiansen, J. Charboneau .D. Brandt, Diamond, C. Cheney, T. Boccia, W. Ashworth, F. Bingham. Absent: S. Luomal G. Cann. l OUUJDP MR. BRIDGE gf H gg 350 -...-- in w-W .,... ,mi k ,V+-s...,w4 K V 'W mm, ,K il . k..,,.v ' Q--A A .. , jiri -' -Q R. ' W-M-WMWW . L' '9f?fl ?Y Q ju GN I-9 Po 1 I x 5' WM pr x , HU .f I ,Ia v 5' ,Zi X Wir W' J' '- f ig ff-f '1 ' , - , ff, ,L ffazzr F-ex fx ,g 4.1 v ' i I F7- e.ia41igW30bf 4 f ' 5? ' 0 Q' ff fr Q-sg ,,f- I vw A 2 f 4 ncaa' -- N- Sa ' gi ., 142655 -' 1 1 06 br , ' X -J L igk-X ' 4 ,. -' s f5'l -1' sl ' A if f f , 'WSW' H0- .. ' N 1-54 q M y--u I 4-11:1 gf: U UT 32:2 5 5 5 7 , EH 'YEA 'N M v A 'V .SS . 2 '+i'n if 3 v X Q with fl? English 4 Math 4 FPN Q 5,190 fv , 3 1 V ul 1 College Chemistry Electronics M -ln.. luv ' 1 N' .. uf Biology Physics qhvnlounif hu 1 is ii X. , L iw 1 if Elf How if N 'Ng Yr fmzmfff. Z X ff' f 4 I X Q 2223 M gw fy, y S8 X 77 i Sf J wi 'll X . ,254 ry? 1'-,.? f1? 1 x' 7 ' .. . ,gi KK., Wa? AEK, L ,Ngx ' f 51.4 ,K ld Y 'Q 'A is ,Q hiig? A Y 1 - t i f f The word Salmagundi comes from the French word meaning a medley or mixture: and that is a true definition of our yearbook. Our SALMACUNDI truly contains a little bit of everything. Within its covers you may find a write-up and picture of every club, and organization, pictures of the faculty and underclassinen and a separate write-up for each senior. Along with informal shots, which are found in all yearbooks, we have in- cluded in ours, a section devoted en- tirely to photographs of classes in op- eration. if for no other reason than to prove that here at Keene High School. it is not all play and no work. B. WhllCilI1llJ, M. Perry First row: J. Dexter, B. Wheelock, P. Matthews, B. C. Adams, M. Descoteaux, M. Babcock. M. Perry, Putnam, C. Yon, E. Slavitt, J. Kontinos, P. Silver, E. S. Martin, D. Moore. Fourth row: E. Southwell, W. Stanley, E. Coles. Second row: K. Kaiser S. Holbrook, A. O'Brien. Third row: A Gillis, B. Whitcomb, B. Price, L. Boisvert Miskelly, G. Baker, J. Daniels, J. Trafton watt If T X IRPRIS 'X Seated: C, Colony, .l. Daniels, M. Smith, S. Barden. Standing: N. Croteau J. Canfield, M. Babcock, B. Whitcomb, S. Martin. Editor . .,....,..................,..,. . ,.......,.........,.. MARILYN SMITH Associate Editor .. . ,,,.. JONATHAN DANIELS Assistant Eliitvr .. SANDRA BARDEN Business .Wanager . , BARBARA WHITCOMB Associate Business Manager ........... ......,, S ONYA MARTIN Assistant Business Manager ..,...,.. ,,.... N ORMA CROTEAU Art Editor .... ,. .. ,. .. .. ,.... MILDRED BABCOCK Assistant Art Editor ...... ......,..,. . . JULIA CANFIELD Mist Raymond, B. Whitcomh, N. Croteau, D. Sweet, Treasurer . .....-....i...i..i. ......ii C HARLOTTE COLONY .l. Kimliall. 5. Martin. Adviser ..... ., , ..,,, MISS RUTH RAYMOND During the past season the discovery of much literary and artistic talent and business ability has led to the publication of two issues of the ENTERPRISE for your reading enjoyment..As always, the ENTERPRISE staff has worked hard to make this a first-rate literary magazine. Nice work' Seated: C. Adams, M. Perry, B. Stanley, R. Ciano, E. Gillis, C, Mariaschin, M. Boucher. w Standing. first row: C. Murn, M. Kinney, .l. Kimball, E. Southwell, J. Vose, D. Properzio, .l. Donavan. L, Cove. Second row: T. DiLorenzo, A. 0'Brien. W. Miskelly, D. Sweet. 80 -41 Below, seated: E. Stavrou. R Ciano, B. Wheelock, V. Tln-o dorou, B. Stanley. Standing: C Candello, E. Werninger. J. Mil ler, Miss Ritchie, ,I. La Vigna- H. Ylitalo, S. Stowell, A. Clark Above, seated: M, Babcock, K. Croteau, M. Wyillan, K. Kaiser, B. Price. Standing: C. Jennison, M. Garnett, E. Gillis, C. Murn, . Trafton, C. Yon. Miss Tracy. Absent: S. Jordan. Editor: MARILYN WYMAN Business Manager: STARR JORDAN Art: CAROLYN JENNISON - ' Exchange: CHARLES MURN Advisers: MISS ELIZABETH TRACY MISS BARBARA RITCHIE MR. CLIFFORD PERKINS Flash -- ---- -- - The INFORMER, which is issued every month, provides the student body with a record of the activities which have occurred at Keene High School, acquaints them with the events which will happen in the future, and familiar- izes the students with one another as . they read about pupil participation in A. Car6Y, J- Ball, -lamce a en' social and scholastic events. S. DriSC0ll- Signing off -- ---- -- - BI M dd R. Barrett, Mr. Perkins, E- Gills- L' Rice' 2008... 82 Seated: N. Crowell, J. Canfield, C. Lovering, A. Edwards, E. Bergeron, B. Wyman, E. Coles, K. Croteau, A. O'Brien. Standing: J. Kimball, J. La Mothe, S. Price, M. Gallagher, J. Barrett. M. O'Neil, P. Barrett, G. Baker, D. Metivier, C. Wyman, M. Wichland, Miss Cooke, President ,,,, ,. JOHN BARRETT Vice President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, GARY BAKER Secretary .,........ .. ........ NANCY CROWELL Treasurer , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, SHARON PRICE Adviser ,,,,, ,,,,.,.. M ISS MURIEL COOKE Every network program, in addition to its producers and sponsors. has those workers who manipulate the controls, always helping, advising, listening to sugges- tions, and making improvements to keep the show running smoothly and efficiently. Miss Cooke, as adviser, is very ably assisted by the officers, The STUDENT COUNCIL planned the following schedule for 1956-57: conduct all school elections, sponsor Red Feather Talent Show, sell school book covers and pencils, and sponsor Hag and Stag Dragf' Quite a full schedule! Wayne P. Miskelly w John J. Barrett Cary C. Baker Jonathan M. Daniels October February Kurt G. Schmidt John F. Quinan November March l f w .lason K. Bridge Alan R. Putnam Carmen M. Yon December April w .lames F. Trafton Robert W. Sullivan Robert E. Whitcomb l January May John S. MacAllister Arnold N. O'Brien Peter B. Wright l President ............. ....... J OHN J. BARRETT Vice President ....... ........... G ARY G, BAKER Secretary ............. ............... J AMES F. TRAFTON Adviser .................................................. MR. GLAZIER Each Monday noon two senior boys are privileged to attend the luncheon meetings of the Rotary Club and to meet Keene's leading business and professional men. Thus, the Junior Rotarian is able to become acquainted with the prominent men in the city and to learn first hand the problems of the business world. The meetings also feature many excellent speakers. JUNIOR ROTARIANS are chosen on the basis of character and potential leader- ship. Two boys attend for one month and are privileged to wear the Rotary button during this time. The JUNIOR ROTARIANS realize the honor in being selected to this group and appreciate the opportunity extended to them by the Rotary. In May all of the members are to be responsible for putting on a Rotary pro- gram. They will have complete responsibility and will make plans, elect a board of directors and officers similar to the method that Rotary members use. This board will secure the speaker and organize the other related activities. 83 .4rl1'i.wr MISS NIMCSIIAIL l N 'O-so xg Q? First rnw: Miss Marshall, M. Wyman, D. Props-rzio. G. Frvnvh. Se-mild row: E. Colmf Forssvn, M. Pi-rry. M. Smith. Third row: A. 0'lirie-n. Fmlrtli row: IT. Nlmvrv. J. Lu Ni in K. iirots-au. B. Prima. '75 W to aa ,fx 'iw Sitting pretty i :- Adviser MR. GOBER First row: Mr. Cober, K. Schmidt, A. Putnam, E. Slavitt. Second row: J. MacAllister, R. Sullivan, R. Whitcomh, P. Wright. Third row: A. Cantlin, J. Barrett, C. Yon, W. Miskelly. 02066 I I I Each spring many qualified junior boys and girls are selected by sponsoring organizations to attend PROFILE BOYS' STATE AND GRANITE GIRLS, STATE. During the week they spend at the University of New Hampshire, studying and participating in government organization, they learn how our government is run. Boys' and Girls' State is a building America project, educating American youth in their duties, privileges, and responsibilities as citizens of the United States. Last year Bonnie Price, who was elected governor of Girls, State, was also appointed as a delegate to Girls7 Nation. Kurt Schmidt won another honor for Keene when he went to Boys' Nation as one of the representatives of New Hamp- shire. Remember-it could happen to you! I ! B . Front: Mrs. Hutchins. First row: G. French, E. Maynard, D. Propenio. W..Gorges,L.l.c Donovan, K. Coates. S. Barden. D. Moore. J. La Vigne, E. Staytou. C. TolmanP M. Stinson. , Second row: N. Colby, M. Chase. P. Tenofsky, J. Pierce. E. Wernit!ger, E. Smth- -V-. well, P. Roy, J. Madden, J. Balch, N. Crowell, E. Fox, B. Price, lil? Redfield. Third 1'0w: E, A Q - Foster, S. Driscoll, C, Chase, D. Reed, S. Applin, R. Hayes. .l. Daniels, S. I-fitl,,P. Wright, Q' K. Schmidt, W. Miskelly, N. Bradley, P. O'Neil. Fourth row: M. Johnson, S. Priccxii. Calor, C. Shepherd, E. Fox. R. Tobias, T. Aldrich, G, Baker. K. Coolidge, M. SlllI'ld'CTF-, J.1AldriEl1. 2 D. Taylor, S. White, W. Waling. J. Brant. - 2 J -Q 74a wmqz, aes.. ., Q, ss ' , ' 4 , A-CHOIR COUNCIL The A CAPPELLA CHOIR has had a most successful ,l',,,fA'hair,m,n. Gary Bake, and Kurt Schmidt. season. It made its debut this year at the annual Christ- Sarah Holbrook. Nancy Crowell, Peter Wright, Judy Donovan, Sharon Price, Robert Hayn. Adviser: Robert M. Cook ' , I W . 1 Armmpanist: Mrs- Hutchins ance wlth Gilbert High School. During the Christmas mas Concert, and later in December the songsters traveled to Wiristecl. Connecticut. for a joint perform- vacation a selected group of choir members appeared on WBZ-TV as part of a special television show, Christmas Around llze World. Throughout the year the choir. as usual. made many public appearances in the community. The highlight of the year was a trip to Atlantic City. New Jersey, in March to perform for the Eastern Division of the National Music Education Association. The annual spring concert on May 16. closed the 1956-57 season. Mrs. Hutchins I.:-ft: E. Fox, Mrs. Carro Right: Tuning up. T. Fournier TWIRLERS J. Westlund. B. Parsons. S. Martin, C. Adams, J. Ezrow, Nl. Wichland. l I J, 9, Left: M. da l,mzd COLOR GUARD Descoteaux, M. Perry, D. Reed, C. Colony. Below: M. Wichland, J. Ezrow, B. Parsons, -S Marlin, T. Fournier, C. Adams, J. Westlun Bradley, M. Descoteaux, M. Perry, D, Ree Colony. d, N d, C First row: J. We-sllund, C. Adams, S. Martin, E. Parsons. J. Ezrow, M. Wichland. Second row: J. Daniels. A..Lougee, D. Sweet, G. Webb, G. Des Jardins, G. French, S. Howard, Third row: l.. Keating, M. Fleury. F. Fox, S, Sheinfeld, J. Wheeler, H. Nash, J. Garland, C. Pierce, J. Canfield, l'. Calef, C. Cantlin. Fourth row: B. Smith, J. Miskelly. S. Gale, S. Banner, K. Coates. A. Robertson, K. Stone, H. Rhoerig, E. Maslen, S. Scribner. Fifth row: P. Kacanek. G. Cuyettiet J. Putm-y, H. Kaeanek, R. Moore, D. Graves, C. Tolman. S. Barrett, B. Matthews. J. Leslie. Sixth row: C. Kott, P. Matthews, H. Todd, D. Wilson, J. Kontinos, W. Miskelly. Seventh fow: D. Ohman, J. Larson, R. Whitconib. M. Miinch, J. Wilson, M. Gallagher. J l lt , BAND coUNc1L X vi ' Chairman: Reginald Tobias Naney Bradley N Julia Canfield Marilyn Smith Robert Whitcomb NANCY ISRADIFY lleml .llrrjnretle r X ' 1- W X 5 R. McFarland, H. Nash, M. Miinch, F. Fox, J. Garland, R. Tobias, R. Packard, S. Barrett R. Whitcomb. Forwaaaaardl ll The KEENE HIGH SCHOOL BAND always set a most impressive scene when they marched onto the football field, led by pretty drum majorette, Nancy Bradley, and the strutting majorettes. Their orange and black uniforms painted a gay picture on the field during half time when the band entertained the spectators with thrilling exhibitions. Once again the band performed in the annual Firemen's Parade in October. Because of the work of the band council, a trip was made to Groton, Connecticut, for an exchange concert with the Groton High Band. Several musicians auditioned for the All-State Musical Festival which took place in May. Keene High is very proud of the band and the successful season it has had. First row: H. Shaw, G. Des Jardins. Second row: R. Mc- D. Sweet, G. Webb, S. Howard Farland, H. Kacanek, R. Tobias, R. Packard. 7076 7une4... First row: Carol Kilroy, Marilyn Smith, Jacqueline Wilson, Margaret Roehrig, Lorella Jones, Merellyn Gallagher, Patricia Calef. Second row: Anne Robertson, Helen Todd, Damaris Oles, Patricia Matthews, Carolyn Pierce, Julia Canfield, Harry Shaw, David Ohman, Roger Packard, Harold Kacenek. Third row: Gary Des Jardins. This is the first year Keene High School has had an ORCHESTRA for many years. This group under the direction of Mr. Robert Cook made several appearances in public throughout the year for service clubs and school programs. No doubt within a short time it will take its proper place as a major school activity. Standing: Mr. Cook. Seated: Joyce Lernatowitcz, Lorella Seated: Patricia Matthews, Harry Shaw, Carolyn Pierce, Jones, Patricia Matthews, Marilyn Smith, Harry Shaw, Julia Canfield, David Ohman, Roger Packard, Lorella Carolyn Pierce, Julia Canfield. Back to camera: Helen Jones, Merellyn Gallagher. Standing: Gary French, Gary Todd, Damaris Ole-s. Des Jardins. 90 if ll Wow I'll'Sl row: JK. L1-1-. ll. l.ii11 I' Ill! 111111 5 Y11111 1 lLllIl1'll. 1. gi . '1 'V Whilr-, N.A11 5, '. , lam lx NIU1111 9 larwiw. ll. S1'l1111i1lt. 5. llailm ll-. I g1'l'0IlII row: Ii. Holl11'111 5IIlllll. lx. .I1'1111151111. H. l.1' I11 M, l.1l1l1-. N. l,11l.o1ll1-. lu. I ll Xl. IIlZ1Ill'IliH'KI. J. Iit'l'lllI4'. ll1111l ' ' Ixtllllgl' I row: L. E1111'ry. I. li1' ' l'1-1111111g. Nl. J11l111fo11. Al. Irlllll I1-uf. ll. ,I11r1lan. S. ,-Kltl11'1'. Gillis, ,l. K1111ti111w, l iUlll'lIl row D.. Ri1'l1ar1ls1111. ll. R11l1l1i11s. Wymaii. L. Nl1'y111'. F. I,l'l'I'Li I llliu N NI1 tl I I1 A.. Ng.- 'l'Il ll Ilu1l111 5 will. A. llurikvr. . f J1v1'1lu11. From the CLI-QE Cl.lill 1'111111- thr- future- 1111-111l1c1's of A Clioir. lllllfllllgill llll' 1'l11l1 lllillly haw an opportunity to 1-njoy group singing. Thif y1'ar the GLEE Clallli i1llllf'Zll't'lI with 1l11- lfI111i1' for the Annual Christmas C1lIll't'I'l. Firft row: J. Forssen, M. Chase, D. D1-lD11tto, R. Hulslander, P. Calof. S1-cond row: W. Can- flt'll0, V. Ahern. G. Rajala, C. Hill. L. Barrett. Third row: S, Daih-y, M. Gallagher, E. Ken- dr-ll. S. Shaw, C. Mariaschin, P. Clark. Fourth row: E. Beckwith, D. Lamoureux, N. Richardson, C. Primrose. J. Wilson. L. Jacobs. First row: W. Carter, H. Lane, R. Vogel. D. Fuller, J. Grover, W. Huntley. Second row: F. Lightfoot, F. Brown, D. Ohman Larracoy, C. Parody, R. Halford. Third row: B. Welib, J. Chris- tianson, P. Nevers, N. Blake, P. Forcivr. J. Wilbur. SENIORS First row: J. Trafton. Second row: IJ. Olcs, ll. Price, P. Silver, D. Propt-rzio, M. Wyman, lluhcock. 'l'hird row: L. Cote. ,I. Daniels, P. Wyman. .l. Bridge, S. Davis, A. Putnam, C. Maslen, W. Proctor. l-'ourth row: W. Mis- kelly, E, Slavitt. D. Hawkins, M. Perry. Fifth row: K. Croteau, B. I Stanley, lf. Coles, N. Bradley, B A W h i t 1' o m h, S. Martin, U'llrien, C. Adams. liz-low: Presizlelil, lionnie Priceg Vive l'rcsi1lenI, Jonathan Dan- ielsg Scrrelary, Marygrace Des- eott-aux3 Treasurer, Wayne Mis- kcllyl Adviser, Mrs. Collins. The primary function of the DRAMATIC CLUB is to afford the best in dramatic pres- entations for the high school and the com- munity. The club hopes to give each member of its organization the opportunity to express himself in the phase of dramatic work for which he is most suited. ln November of the '56-'57 season the de- lightful comedy Two Blind Mice was given and was followed soon after hy our traditional Christmas play, The Miracle Star, which was written by Wayne Miskelly. Other programs during the year included one-act plays per- formed at club meetings and special programs which were arranged to make possible a variety of activities for many participants. 3 PROPS Around piano: D. Properzio, C. Priest, N. Croteau, S. Howard, M. Babcock, M. Wyman, A. O'Brien. C. Colony, A. Lang, B. Chase. First row: N. Colby, J. La Mothe. Second row: R. Ciano, B. Stanley, D. Oles, C. Hill, L. Gove. Third row: D. Ciffin. Fourth row: K. Croteau, E. Coles, N. Bradley, P. Matthews. On ladder: R. Whittemore, H. Kelley, W. Proctor, D. Hawkins, K. Frasier. 5 ara The Climax of the year came in the spring when. under the able direction of Mrs. Edna Collins. the senior production was presented. The groupis annual trip to Boston to View a professional play was another highlight of this season. In June. worthy seniors received oscars and keys as tokens of their contributions to the clulfs success during their careers in high school. The DRAMATIC CLUB has long been an outstanding extracurricular activity becaus l W, jp? ACTORS First row: J. Daniels, B. Price, W. Miskelly. Second row: G. Thornton, N. Crowell. J. Trafton, E. Fox, S. Davis, C. Anderson, J. Chesnulevich. Third row: J. Miskelly, L. Smith, M. Saun- ders, C. Maslen, S. Hill, A. Put- nam, J. Grover. Fourth row: L. Cote, S. Price, R. Ganley, J. Hanson. Fifth row: P. Wyman, J. Bridge, W. Proctor, E. Slavitt. MAKE-UP Seated: S. Martin, M. Perry Standing: M. Mat th e w s. B Whitcomb, C. Adams. of the personal satisfaction that it gives its .Trad G7 Dx P ee ll-iii ijgllfc' fu! ,vet membership and the high type of work that it does. 7 fjfele Front: R. Packard, Mrs. Collins, N. Crowell, 2441 I , 42110 uf-JC D. Properzio. On stage: B. Stanley, C. Anderson. E. Slavitt. Nancy Crowell Jonathan Daniels 93 74a-4'44L'70oul,.. Seated: C. Jeffery, M. Stone, S. Commoss, P. O'Neil, S, Mariaschin, C. Mariaschin, K. Coates Miss Margaret Ackerman. Standing: C. Yon. President ,..,.,... .,,....,,...................... C ARMEN YON Secretary ...... .,.....,,.,.,..,.. S ANDRA MARIASCHIN Adviser ,..,. ,.,.,.. M ISS MARGARET ACKERMAN The DEBATING CLUB had a successful season with much promise for next year. Much credit for its outstanding achievements is due its coach, Miss Margaret Acker- man, and the officers. The club, which belongs to the NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE, has for its purpose to develop the ability to speak before a group on topics of current national interest This yearis topic was the national farm policy. IMPORTANT EVENTS The N.F.L. Congress-Fitchburg Discussion Tournament-Manchester Central Dartmouth Tournament-Dartmouth College Practice Tournament-Shrewsbury, Massachusetts Practice Tournament-Concord, New Hampshire Practice Tournament-Plymouth, New Hampshire Varsity Debate Tournament-Durham, New Hampshire Bates Tournament-Lewiston, Maine N.F.L. Tournament-Laconia, New Hampshire I I U 'Me First row J Thompson, E. Coles. Second row: L. Boisvert, D. Moore, M. Wyman B Whitcomb S Martin Third row A. Parkhurst, K. Croteau, D. Properzio, R. Ciano, M Perry S Driscoll C Adams D O Brien Absent: N. Bradley. M. Descoteaux, K. Kaiser. Adviser ., ,.,.,.. ., ...,,.... MR, STANLEY RICHMOND Head Usher .............................. ELIZABETH COLES Assistant Head Usher ,,,,, ,,,,,,, J EAN THOMPSON You stand bewildered at the back of the auditorium. Suddenly you see a pretty girl with a smiling face, ready to show you to a seat, a Guiding Light in a sea of people. This usher, one of fifty, is fulfilling the purpose of her USHERS CLUB. She is rendering service to her school and community. lf she is a senior, she will receive at graduation an award for her service to the club. Ah, you lucky person to be following her down the aisle! Barbara Whitcomh, Sonya Martin added ceased S 1? REGINALD MOORE Seated: J. MacAllister, J. Trafton. W. Miskelly. A. Putnam Standing Nliss Muriel Cooke, E. Slavitt, C. Yon, G. Fuller, F. Shearer D Stone F Sweeney, K. Martin, J. Hanna, R. Moore, R. Whitcomlm. Adviser: MISS MURIEL COOKE Behind the scenes of every show are the tech- nicians. the men who light the stage, direct the cameras, prepare the schedules, announce the changes. ,lust as any other production, Keene High has its engineers, carefully directed by Miss Muriel Cfloke. Withtmut them the school would be at a great disadvantage. Notices wouldn't be read and changes in schedule. even the schedule itself, would become hopelessly tangled. A round of applause is due the un-acclaimed heroes, the fellows of the AUDIO-VISUAL DE- PARTMENT. .ladcuofdie 24446 Sdelf Seated: P. Liimatainen, J. Holman, H. Garnett, J. Thomsen, B. Webster. First row: G. French, J. Lee, J. Peets, V. Begin, N. Colby, J. Donovan, W. Waling, C. Foster, N. Chadwick, Mrs. Roberts. Second row: E. Beckwith, J. McH0ul, E. Gillis, E. Hudson, A. Willette, J. Naylor, E. Shaw, E. Shaw, L. Auger. President ....,,,,,,.,.., ..,... H El.-EN GARNETT Secretary ,,,,...,. ,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,, J EAN THOMPSEN Vice President .,..,,,, ,,,.,,,. J EAN HOLMAN Treasurer .,,. PATRICIA LIIMATAINEN Adviser . .,,...,. MRS. THERESA ROBERTS All of us in the television field use quite often the books in the W.K.H.S.-TV library. The 4'Lady of the Book Shelff' Mrs. Roberts, has established a club, the JUNIOR LIBRARIANS, whose main purpose is to become better acquainted with the library and, by doing this, to help others in the use of it. In the semi-monthly meetings of the club, the members present book reviews, have discussions and games based on the literary field, and listen to speakers on the subject of books. Besides their regular meetings, the Junior Librarians have had a Christmas party, a Book Week Celebration, and a spring picnic. 97 fi THE LEFY RULE .Y Q - I H ' President L O O CARMEN YON Vive Presirlent . - JOHN MacALLlSTER i sefmm- O so GAILANN WILSON Treasurer ALICE PARKHURST Aritmf NIR. ARTHUR HOUSTON The culmination of this enlightening pro- gram came at the Seienee Fair. where the PHYSICS CLUB demonstrated its functions to the viewing public. President Carmen Yon and viee president ,lolm fNlaeAllister stated that one Of the purposes of the group is to render service to school and the eommunity. Another purpose is to earry On research and thereby develop interest. promote pupil ae- tivity. and learn by doing. This group is working continually to de- vise new experiments. to make new appa- ratus and equipment, and to promote public relations. A. Purkliurst, R. Moore. C. Yon, G. Wilson, J. MaeAllisIt-r. IJ. limi-ry. Presirlent MAY ISUUCHEH Vive Pfesident JOYCE s'rEE'LP: Seerctary-Treasurer CHAR LES MURN Arlviser MISS HELEN DRUCG This year the members of the BIOLOGY CLUB achieved their pur- poses of sharing their findings from research projects with other school members and broadening biologic in- teree-ts. The eluli participated in many ac- tivities which were both entertaining and educational. They had discussions on current seienee and scientists, and their own projects. They made field trips and had a spring picnic. The elub also traveled to M.l.T. and the Boston Museum of Science. 98 L S ! l M. Boucher, M. Stone, J. Steele, C. Murn, M. Fleury, N. Richardson. Miss Drugg. pp II , First row: R. Johnson, S. Stowell. R. Whittemore, R. Merchant, D. Blake, R. Nye. Second row: B. Perry, R. Denico. L. Nye. President RICHARD WHITTENIORE R9I70fi3f ....... ...... . FRANCIS SHEARER Vice President ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, R AYMOND NYE, JR. Sentinel ......... .,,,,,,,,.,,,,, L LOYD EARLE Secretary ,,,,,,,, ,, PHILIP DARLING Chaplain ....... .... ,,..,.,, R E GINALD CASTOR Treasurer ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ROBERT ,IDHNSON Adviser ......................,......,...I,,,,,, NATHAN KNIGHT This year the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA moved to a new location on Ralston Street. Here they had a better chalice to achieve their plans and purposes. These boys tried to accomplish many things: increasing enrollment, participating in co-operative effort. encouraging and practicing thrift, holding a parent and son banquet, and having several project tours, They aimed for high ideals and earned favorable ratings. ,ef- Around Tractor: E. LaBounty, P. Darling, R. Tally, R. Holmes, F. Seated: E. LaBounty. Standing: R. Nye Shearer. Working on Sign: C. Cobb, D. Wilks, L. Nye, J. Mitchell, P. Darling, R. Tally, R. Holmes, F E. Ellis. Shearer. wwe , gm? . . 4 ,i l'rf'sir10nt SARAH HULDROOK Vin' Prvsirlvnt LYNNE COVE Secretary KATlll.FFfN KAISI-IH Tl'P!I.9Ilf6'l' Dlfli0liAH Ull l lN Hisfnrinli SVSAN CONUIUSS Cllllllllll-I1 SA N I DH A HOW A RD .'1f1I'lASl'I' CIIARLES IJENNISON Thr- purposs- of tht- TRI-HI-Y CLUB is In uphold tht' flllfliliilll way of lift- throughout Ihr- vomniunity RIN mill as tln- world. Swine- of tht- pmjn-cts unch-rtalu'n hy lhv lfl-P11-X arc tlivsn-: ll S1'lI4Il1lI'blllll In Day Camp for a girl. making dull vlntlu-s and scarfs for Christmas pre-se-nts for thi- local orplianage-s. and sm-lling randy The girls arm' also varning mom-y for li String educational trip tu Washington. C irst row: 5, lfolilnw:-s. C. Nlariasvliin. J. Donaxun. ,l. Siinumls. S. Howard. NI. xVi1'lllLllNl. it-twirl row: tl. Tillman, D, lliflin. S. llolhrook. K. Kuism-r. Third row: 5. liurrn-tt. ll. 'l'orld. D. l r1-svn, ll. llnok. Nl. .lolmamr 9 JOHN I!Alilil'I'l'T JANIICS 'l'RA FTON l'1'1'.si4lr'r1I lirv l'fI'.Kf1ll'lll Sr'rrr'lurs ARNOLD U'liRlEN Trr'r1.w1l'rr Wll.l.lAfNl l'ROC'l'0H Lllllllllllll WAl.'l'lCR KOSNIO .4fl1'i.wr MR. CLHSSON MUORE 'I'hf- purposv of tht- lll-Y fII,lIl5 is lo ln- u svrvirw- organization lo the' vom- mttnity. 'l'hrough many projwls lhvy have- vairm'1l 1-xtru monvy with which thoy plan to gn to at pro has-kt-tlwall ganu- or to go dc-vp svu fishing. lluvz- lun. hoys. you tlvsvrve- il. l00 First row: C. Anderson, G. Thornton, K. Frazivr, J. Danivls, L. Cote, W. Poart, Second row: K. Coolidge, A. O'Brien, J. Barrott, J. Trafton. D. Fleming. Third row R Sullivan, J. Bridge, C. Maslen, N. Topa. Fourth row: D. Pottle, W. Proctor, W. Kosmo H. Kelley, G. Baker, D. Sweet, P. Wyman. Fifth row: S. Davis, R. Wliitcoliib M Mason, M. O'Neil, D. Emery. I I I V0 V15 i x x B I A24 KY! X' xx x A . S5311 la.-31 L R-x, 5 'r Qc Adu 1- , 1 . C8 00 I02 I' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. Kinney. A. O'Brien, J. Parody. D. Moore, P. Moore, B. Whitcomb. N. Croteau, J. Kimball. N. Perreault. , g Mascot, PAM MOORE I I I The CHEERLEADERS this year have done a lot to boost the school spirit of Keene High. In their smart new uniforms of orange and black plaid, black sweaters, and orange scarves they really added a lot to the basketball games. With Barbara Whitcomb and Donna Moore as captains, they learned many new cheers and songs for the foot- ball and basketball seasons. Let's go, team! Pep Rally Anxious moments Stamp Cheer J.V. CHEERLEADERS C. Burrill, M. Callahan, W. Waling, D. Fresco, P. Wyman, G. Holbrook, E. Case. C.OfEL'1G.,,, Qv' ,MA J, ,u Wi my CWKQE Vi I-ixgjif lJ , rd KMXC I 3 09,412 BRL, cj-4Nk 5 ,, N f MP0-f XQQ, mf I ..-,gg I03 46 gl' 04 at CQ -Q9 qw r ' QQ First row: B. Pearson, managerg W. Kosmo, co-captaing R. Wilber, N. Hamel, A, Trombly 0. Black, co-captain. Second row: M. Saunders, K. Coolidge, W. Martin, W. Bridgham. C Channel, R. Sullivan. Third row: W. Sullivan. W. Kretowicz, N. Arsenault. P. Buffuin, N. Blake R, Heard, R. Houghton, L. Borden. Fourth row: A. Cuymond, J. Masiello, .l. Hanna, M. Mason: J. MacAllister. P. Forcier, E. Grover. Fifth row: W. Proctor, J. Westcott, L. McClure, N. Dardani, C. Dicey. The Keene High BLACKBIRDS', went into the season without a single ex- perienced offensive back and only two first string linemen from last yez1r's team. Despite this tremendous deficit. the birds went into every game with an over- whelming desire to come out victorious. As the season progressed, one thing be- came certain. Even though the boys couldn,t put together a single victory this year. they were building the foundation for Keene teams in the future. It takes a great love for football and a courageous, competitive heart to go all the way through a season such as Keene High experienced this year. Springing from this yearis team will be the stars of the future that will bring victories to Keene High and make every minute of this gruelling season worthwhile. The seniors whose courage, determination and leadership should be heralded were Ken Coolidge. Bob Sullivan, Cliff Channell, Artie Trombley, John MacAllister, Al Cuymond, and Co-Captains Walt Kosmo and Oscar Black. When next year's team rolls up victories for Keene High. remember this was their foundation. v 'rv lf Q7 S We ,iam 37-P. Buffum 45-W. Martin 24-R. Wilber 35-C. Dicey VARSITY SCORES Keene ,..,, ,,,,,,, Keene .,,,..,,, .,ee Keene ,,...,,,, ,.,, Keene .,,,.,,,.,,,,A,, Keene ,..,...A. ,,., Keene ..,,.,,.,A,,,,,, Keene ,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,, Keene ,,,,,ev.. ,.,, Concord Stevens ,. Bradley ., Dover .,.. Laconia St. John's Central -. Spaulding COACH PURBECK COACH HANLEY St. John's of Concord game K First row: C. Shepard, H. Kelley, C. Baker, B, Nicholls, F. White. Second row: G, Cootlnow. B. Britton. P. Fletcher, J. Trafton, L. Goodhue. This year's CROSS-COUNTRY team did an excellent joh in placing third in state competition. Three Keene harriers, Pete Fletcher, Captain Jim Trafton, and Bruce Britton, qualified to represent New Hamp- shire in the New England Championships held in Waterville. Maine. Pete finished 20th, and ,lim 25th in a field of 200 of New England's best runners. Next yearis team shows a great deal of promise with Pete Fletcher, Bruce Britton, Brian Nicholls, and Leslie Goodhue as re- turning lettermen. The team loses Captain Jim Trafton, Gary Baker, and Harry Kelley from the letterman roster. COACH MAYES B. NlCHOLLS C. GOODNOW I M ONEIL COACH BURRILL N ROBINSON This year the GOLF team was able to schedule a series of fall matches, even though most of the schools of the state do not sponsor golf during the fall. The team boasted a successful season winning five matches and losing only two. Mike O,Neil was consistently the best scorer, followed by Phil Nims, Norman Robinson, Jon Larson, Martin Crosby, Donald Metivier. The team loses only one man, Norman Robinson, by graduation. J LARSON P NIM5 D METIVIER M. CROSBY W KRETOWICZ i. i. '-t. TJ ' Ne I 08 1,1- -.,.. XJ ss-f ' 'W 1. ,ff 0 Bl k A Durlin R Wilber H Sherry Second row: J. Bridge, M. 0'Neil. First row: . ac , , g, . , . , . P. Wyman. .l. Barrett. Third row: Coach Wyman. L. Seaver. C. Dicey, Manager E. Slavitt. 1 I I This years BASKETBALL team. under coach Gil Wyman. featured a representa- tion of all elasses. Seniors were 'cfiliieku Bridge, captain: Peter Wfyinan. John Barrett. ' ' 7 ' 9' Cl'le Oscar Blat-lc: the junior class was represented hy Mike 0 Nell. Lanny .caur. yi lliz-ev. and thc sophomores were Bob Willmer, Monty Duflltlg. and Henry Sherry. Our alwle manager was Earl Slavitt. and his assistant was Don Pottle. Our seasnn's reeorcl was seven wins and thirteen lossesg we finished seventh in the state. qualify- ing fur the Class NLM Tournament. i J. Bridge. Coach Wyman, P. Wyman First row: J. Aldrich, J. Hakela, J. Larson, C. McCollester, P. Tolman, W. Kretowicz, T. McClenning. VARSITY SCORES Keene., . . Keene ...,., . Keene ..... ...... . . Keene ..,...,...... G. Romano. Second row: L. Borden. 49 Central ...... , 74 48 Concord , .... . , 63 46 Nashua ........ . . 31 67 Dover ...... . , . 52 84 Central ., ...... . 60 62 Bradley ., ,........ 70 48 Portsmouth 43 Springfield 52 S . 61 .... . 54 Concord ...... .. .. 60 Keene 51 Nashua ,, 39 Keene 46 Bellows Falls .... ..... 5 6 Keene 51 Brattleboro . .. 46 Keene . ., 50 Dover .,,. ..,.,, . .,... 5 4 Keene Keene ,,.. 42 Portsmouth . . 64 Keene 39 Springfield . 37 Keene Keene 48 Bradley .. ..., ..... 5 6 Keene Keene 60 Stevens ...... .... 5 2 Keene Keene, . 45 Stevens .... 44 Keene Tournament Score Keene ..............., 31 Portsmouth .,,..,.......t.... 68 A. Durling, P. Wyman, C. Dicey, J. Q 2 Bridge, 0. Black. I09 First row: Coach Mayes, D. Stone. R. Callahan, B. Mitchell, J. Trafton, George Hall. P. Boyea Sir l ' ' ' l uonf row. W. Proctor, W. Bridgham, L. Page, D. Bedard, G. Baker. C, Huntley. J. Rarretti J. BARRETT N lk X Spring TRACK was highlighted with a journey to Phil adelphia, Pennsylvania, and an entrance in the Penn Relays. Th K ' ' e eene mile relay team of Doug Stone, Dick Callahan Buzz Mitchell, and Don Redard ran the fastest mile relav ever run by a New Hampshire school. Keene defeated ten other teams in its race. During the course of the season Don Bedard broke the Keene High School record in the 440 in the time of 50.6 seconds. Buzz Mitchell and Jim Trafton bettered the Keene High School record in the 880 with times of 2104.3 and 2:04-.6 respectively. Doug Stone broke the K.H.S. and the Rotary Meet record in running the 220 in 22.7 seconds and John Barrett set a new K.H.S. record of 1447 ft. l11,fQii,n. in the discus. The team had a winning season and placed second in the state meet. ln New England competition Co-Captains Don Bedard and Doug Stone placed fifth in the 440 and fourth in the 100 respectively. Keene also represented New Hamp- shire in the New England 880 yard relay and finished third in the fastest time ever run by a New Hampshire team for this distance. is X mf K 4, . ww NN, -ffgiafigwgg, ang v , M 5 - ,4p,,,2'x Af-,,M,g f ei , ' Q Q Www, dxf' rw W E' ' . u Qu.. Qiifff H V lyi A ,.x. ,V ,R , Ai' gm - Q -' s . W qi FL1N' Km Km K1-1 K4-1 K K1-1 f.lx Hi H! H1 IH' IN HI IH 'First row: li. Simons, J. xl1'Nl8ll0Il. IJ. Uicvy, G. Metivivr, J. Small, J. Bnyea. Sl'l'0INl row: D l l1-niing, T. l lllZQlQ'li2ll1l, N, Caillardvtz, U. Film-ry, J. Bridge. Tllird row: Coacli Nlnlvaiwy .l. fNlar'Allist4'r. 0. lilavk. A. Trninlnlm-y, Manager R. Wilson. g rr: 'l'hm- highlight ul last yi-ar's BASEBALL season was the pitching of Gerry Nletivivr and the- hilling of Chif-k Bridge and Chulmlvy Caillardetz. The Blaeklairds vhalkvd up 1-ight wins against five losses. Coach Mulvaney worked his men into a pvppy infeld vunsisling of Chick Bridge. Art Tromlmley. ,lavk Boyea. Osear Black, and 'llim Fitzgerald with these oulfii-lders of note: John MaelVlah0n. Don Emery. and Chulnlvy Gaillardelz. The pitching staff: besides those already mentioned. featured la-fly llave ldleming and lloug llicey, Dick WllSiJI1 also did an excellent . . i 1 juli as manager. VARSITY SCORES IU B1-lluws Falls 7 4 Keenee 7 Stevens I2 Springfield 7 6 Keene Bellows a 5 Springfield 77 2 Keene77 .,,, 7 7 Athol 7 3 Nashua 7 0 Keene 7 7 Nashua 7 .7 I I Alhol A 77 10 Keene Central 4 Vermont Academy 77 7 7 6 KCCIICH LHCOIUB 5 Nashua 77 77 77 4 TEAM CAPTAIN Let er go! Strike!!! A new sport, BOWLING, entered Keene High School this year on an organized level. Under the direction of Mr. Burrill six teams were established in a league. About forty boys have been involved, with each team consisting of five bowlers. Phil Nims is leading the league with an average of 941 IX3, and Clark Anderson is second with an average of 85 7f12. Phil Nims also holds the high single string total of 463 and the three string total of 1314-. Five Deadwoods Bermuda Beauties Gutters Hammerheads Buzzies Five Strikes Paul Kacanek Pete F orcier Spencer Vigneau Peter Eckhard Bob McFarland Stan Garnett Harold Kacanek Jim Trash Reggie Castor Ronnie Parenteau Don Stone Clark Anderson John Garland Ernest Paight Robert Wilber Phil Nims David Fleming MEMBERS Dick Doherty Ernest Hebert Gilbert Cann Ronald Fiorey Jim Chesnulevich Gerald Tolman Henry Skerry Donnie Masters Ralph Halford Sid Sheinfeld WINS AND LOSSES l6- 9 I5-10 15-10 14--11 14--11 I-24 Noel Dardani Bernie Stroshine John Wescott Rupert Zinn Chris Donnelly Borden Webb Harry Johnson Don Fuller George Streeter David Bouffard Kneeling: M, Descoteaux, S. Driscoll. Standing: M. Mecham, J. Canfield. N. Swett. T. Di Lorenzo. I Naylor C Ingalls A Robertson M Kinney J Kimball A Lane C Colony N llmdlc 'Z Fox, Ni Cioteau, V.iCaige, M. Matthews, S. Mariaschin. i l hi i 97 ,X .E 537 46' J Hx BL '27 Q4 Vt' 6 Q 2' U s 3' Q . 9 . . Q . . . JZ 'J , C Q , 53, S' di ,V Lf I . JI gg' TI COACH McCAUGHEY The Girls' Varsity FIELD HOCKEY team had a good record for the season with six wins. one loss, and one tie, Putney being the only team ahle to defeat our girls. Although Marygrace Descoteaux. Sherry Dris- coll, and Nancy Bradley were the only seniors on the team. many enthusiastic juniors completed the squad. Consequently, next year promises to be an exciting one for the team. The girls had a special treat this year when they were invited to attend a hockey clinic at the University of New Hampshire. After being taught some of the finer points of hockey. they par- ticipated in scrimmages with Exeter and Lebanon and then watched a game hetween the University team and the Boston Field Hockey Association. 4 Putney game V e 96, I 1 P L l I it x L Y L r x U j P X, , l 'lx x 4' v. 'l 1 V 'Vikki' !vJlx IW, E K' yi L' V K 'll-:AXP l f --X' VARSITY SCORES .0 J.v. SCORES Keene ,,,,,,,S ,,,, 1 Gardner .. .. .. 0 KCCIICU . Keene .,,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 Greenfield ,7,,,, 0 KCGHC.. Keene ....,S,S ,,S,, 4 Stevens ,,,S, , ,,,777 0 KCCIIC Keene .,A..,,. ,,,,A 2 Greenfield ....,. ..,,,, 0 KCCIIG Keene ,SS,, .. 1 Putney ,,SS..... ...,.. 0 Keene ..7..S, Keene . . 0 Putney ,,,, . ,,S,,. 1 Keene Keene ,,,.,,,, 3 Stevens ,e,,,, ,,,,, 1 Keene ,,,,,,, Keene 1 Gardner ,,,, ,,r, . 1 Keene ,,,,,,,.,,...,,, J.V. HOCKEY MISS DRUGG Gardner . ,,,e 0 Greenfield ,,,, .,r,S 0 Stevens . 0 Greenfield ,r,,, O Putney ,See.,. ,,ee 0 Putney ,,,, ,,,, l Stevens ,S,, ,,,, 0 Gardner .,,., .,.. 1 Standing: M. Fleury, C. Priest, L, Smith, M. Folsom. M. Callahan, M. Farrar, J. Wilson, M. Chase, M. Frazier. P. Calef, C. Burrill. C. Lovering, C. Holbrook, E. Maslen, W. Candello, J. White. Kneeling: Co-Captains, J. La Mothe, P. Portwine. 1 V ' 2 .E l 1 J .l First row: C. Primrose, S. Driscoll, C. Adams, J. Westlund. Second row: J. Kimball, N. Croteau, . J. Canfield, T. Di Lorenzo, D. Borden, A. Robertson. Uv , ip. u V x, LvLi F1 . Y ' pl' xp' ' f A. A K A XA, A Vi! ' +V Q W Xl J ' Z dxf: xv U. I .MIN 1 L! 1 1 1 SDIAA PM 5 2 t- ' :Wt , - wk ' Leif This year the BASKETBALL girls got off to a slow start, dropping their first fs' two 'ames to Greenfield and Bellows Falls. After this, however, the went on to f k 3 Y N Uk' a 5-3 record. losing to Bellows Falls once and Greenfield twice. lr f 1 II6 Having only two seniors on the team, Carolyn Adams and Sherry Driscoll. Miss lVlfvCaughey had a chance to use many underclassmen. We can expect a lot from next yearfs team. Each year without the benefit of crowds to cheer them on, these girls consistently come through with a successful season. Such records deserve not just the moral support of our student hody but their presence also. 2 4 I VARSITY Keene ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, Keene ,,,,,, ,,,.,,. Keene ,A,,.777,,,,7,, , Keene ,...7, 7,.,7,. Keene .,,.,,,,,,,..,, Keene ,,,,e,,,.,,,,,,, Keene Y,,,.,...,777,77 Keene ,, ,,,, W VISITORS Greenfield Bellows Falls Claremont .,.. Claremont .. Gardner Bellows Falls Greenfield Gardner ,,,,,, SCORES 32 42 37 31 19 33 39 IV. Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene ' 1- VISITORS Gardner Bellows Falls Greenfield , Greenfield ,C Bellows Falls Claremont . Claremont I First row: C. Holbrook, K. Galway, P. Portwine, C. Lovering, C. Priest, N. Heneage. Second row: S. Dailey, B. Wyman. N. Perreault, A. Lee. L. Smith. Third row: M. Gallagher, J. Lernato witz, J. Waldo. P. English. 9 S,bofzt4'7 . ,f K , ,uf- 'iflumwfqik mv- S 4 F L 'ff : .A- ,r x ' j xv LA y .. mv 1 x Q M M... ASK Qgf X Afur M A314 J f FK , X :Pm f it N .414 -, 1' 1 261,75 t 1 5 k . X ,km PASSING THE '56 GAVEL John Barrett. Carlton Russell The SPECTACULAH section is a review of the major events of 1956-57 which began when Carlton Russell. president of the class of '56, passed the gavel, the symlnol of leadership, to John Barrett. President Bar- rett's relinquishing the ,57 gavel to Michael O,Neil, president of the class of '58, is one of the final activities of the year. Optical Smoke Box J. Trafton, M. Priest H Standard Methods Dairy Analysis M. Boucher 0 I an I Study of Ulcers B. Price, M. Kinney, B. Chase Xi .. Structural Formulas D. Sweet, H. Wellington i Y. I 'ML ' , . in 9325 i ts' '24, . ' 71 . 'f 1 I gg. ,fa , 'W' 0 , . ' gf' 'ff f. ,fd 1 , xv . . v A 1 F . ,-. it. u. A S 1 5 exxvww 5 1 . K fi' 5. 71 A 5 . 5 A .H , 3. .'-- . u ' A ,411 -ef' f Q Hy' Y J K 14:5 sig ,Zvi 5.2 'va ., uw :,.. f , ., f, E+, , 1. ,V tu L L4 . W 5f 5'ff, :fit-Q-9-W. ff ,V I vF.j:,f Vg, -'xii'-vj,'QlL. sf, W-,Y 'A : In 11 m':EMtQk2,lx ' ' We ,'- rl K. 0 fi - 'r Z 1 :' E v-Q 3 L , Q ' ig -H -1 .T ,x x E? J. Daniels, P. Wyman, W. Miskelly, E. Fox, J. Trafton. C. Anderson, W. Miskelly, S. Davis E. Fox, J. Trafton B. Price, J. Daniels, N. Crowell Two Blind Mice I I I N. Crowell. B. Price, C. Baker, C. Thornton The Miracle Star 41 X 1 KURT SCHMIDT GARY BAKER Stain' winnvr of Void? of Dc-mocracy Conte-st Womu BONNIE PRICE Nc-w Hampshire- Rf-pri-sc-ntativu at Boys' New Hampshire Rl'IlTl'Fl2Hl3IiV6 at Girls' Nation. Washington, D. C. Nation, Washington, D. C. COACH HANLEY MR. DREW Presenting Boosters' Club Award to Presenting Sharby Trophy to CLIFF CHANNEL OSCAR BLACK EARL SLAVITT Local winner of the American Legion Contest H Silent Night i Off for Winsted Singing at the I 4 1 l26 YN ll 7 'I' Y' Lights, action- Camera! United Nations 7 f Y ffw I if n 'V' W X 1 KJ KV W f X f ff Y iff. I heB QUEEN'S COURT D, Woods, E. Wyman, G. Baker, W. Waling, N. Hamel, J. Kimball, M. Saunders, N. Bradley. J. Bridge, B. Whilcomb, Miss K.H.S., J. Barrett, B. Price, K. Robertson. M. Descoteaux, O. Holden, N. Crowell. K. Schmidt, C. Lovering, D, Emery, S. Jarvis, J. Forssen. TI-IE CORONATION M. Pvrry, Mr. Miskelly Moonlight Serenade XM Q Mb 1: NA1 ,T V ! Q L , - f . I, we N, , i l igi ,, , if m 1154 fa' Miss K.H.S.-MARTHA PERRY 'P V7 'NSSINIL Tllli 'ST GA lfylm Ilznrra-Il. Nlivluu-I U' ' Czar N Wi '-, A -2 fel fu M 0 Hr X67 Z + 'ig , , 6 ff 7 0 , . K Xa X f XX ' .4 lj X gf ? : X 07-'MKGGK-1' ff 'I -fJ'f',-Q Q K -, ',f ' Z 9 AM! iMWW! x -Vh, 7 ,.- ff l3l ROBERTSON MOTOR COMPANY oi ure f I 8' A CHESHIRE 3I Cen+raI Sqffy CEL 2-2I03 OIL CO., INC. COLUMBIA DRY CLEANERS Dodge-PIymou+h-Dodge Trucks II6 CI1Uf?I'II5EL 2 oliizne- N- H- TEXACO-B. F. GOODRICH PRODUCTS e' - DELIVERY SERVICE QUALITY CLEANING EL z.uou HARRY A. sn.vER. P p 1 S W7' Qfrannes dish i, 7 5 'IDcf8 new SILVER'S MARKET I ' ,naaewywnwh 589 Courf S+. Keene. N. H. I 'meal GYM' Tj'EE-I' AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY Keene, New Hampshire DAVIS OIL CO., INC. QUALITY AND SERVICE 559 Main Sfreei' EL 24305 MAY'S FOOD STORE, INC 38 Marlboro S+reeI' Tel. EL 2-3535 Keene MR. AND MRS. EDWARD R. KOTT BOWMAN FLYING SERVICE ANDERSON THE FLORIST M fi K IO7 ain Sfreef UZEYI-,,,-ff' eene. N. H. '32 Tel, .1 EL 2-4449 ASHUELOT - CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Keene, New Hampshire ABBOTT COMPANY, KEENE Juvenile Furniture ot Distinction DERBY'S OF KEENE, INC. NIMS PLUMBING You CAN BE SURE IF IT'S WESTINGHOUSE 447 West St. Keene, N. H. I9 Vernon EL 2-oqggene' N' H' J. J. NEWBERRY CO. NOLIN'S LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORE QUALITY WEAR FOR YOUNG MEN 66 Main St. Keene, N. H. Tel. EL 2-340l 8 Main St. Keene. N. H. YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES G. H. TILDEN 81 CO. Booksellers anal Stationers Man Shortage AMSDENIS SHOE STORE HOME SERVICE CENTER M URZSSELL FITTS' PNP' EDTRRIJYSEISICIITIIIIEEEIP. FAZTVT' Il' Keene' N' H' PAINTS. WALLPAPERS. GENEVA KITCI-IENs EA FOR ALL THE FAMILY 40 Washington St. Tel. EL 2-4720 NEIL VERMOUTH RUSS' GARAGE SANS MAYONNAISE FOREIGN CAR SALES AND SERVICE Main Street 450 Marlboro St. Keene, N. H. Telephone Com-leciign I33 THE KEENE NATIONAL BANK Save As You Earn COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Member Federal Reserve S ysI'em Member Federal Deposif Insurance CorporaI'ion BOWLER JONES BOCCIA 81 GROUT 8 30 Roxbury SI'reeI' Ke PAGE, INC. Furnifure and Anfiques Accessories KEENE ICE CREAMERY 78 RAILROAD STREET KEENE DAKIN - HOWES, INC. DESOTO - PLYMOUTH 492 Main SI'ree'I Tel. EL 2-5I47 'GREA1c?gLsA:gNSEiEL5vlcE- MACHINE CO. VEL - TON E 33 Roxbury S+. Keene, N. H. Congress S+. Keene, N. H TeI. EL 2-2249 CHESHIRE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK - Established I897- KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE A Mufual Savings Bank I34 ABBO'l'l' COMPANY, KEENE Juvenile Furniture of Distinction DERBY'S OF KEENE, INC. NIMS PLUMBING You CAN BE SURE IF IT's WESTINGHOUSE 447 West St. Keene, N. H. I9 Vernon EL ziogggene' N' H' J. J. NEWBERRY CO. NOLlN'S LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORE QUALITY WEAR FOR YOUNG MEN 66 Main St. Keene, N. H. Tel. EL 2-340l 8 Main St. Keene. N. H. YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES G. H. TILDEN 81 CO. Booksellers and Stationers Man Shortage AMSDENS SHOE STQRE HOME SERVICE CENTER RUSSELL mls' PNP' EolxAnRII!yslll.sIiiTl:CIElip. FAQAVTEATFOR ALFTIE' FTMTLY PAINTS, WALLPAPERS. GENEVA KITGI-IENs 40 Washington St. Tel. EL 2-4720 NEIL VERMOUTH RUSS' GARAGE CAMS MAYCNNAISE FOREIGN CAR SALES AND SERVICE Main Street 450 Marlboro St. Keene, N. H. Telephone Connection l33 THE KEENE NATIONAL BANK Save As You Earn COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Member Federal Reserve SysI'em Member Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporafion BOWLER JONES BOCCIA 81 GROUT 8' 30 Roxbury SI'reeI' Ke PAGE, INC. Furnifure and Aniiques Acceswies KEENE ICE CREAMERY 78 RAILROAD STREET KEENE DAKIN - HOWES, INC. DESOTO - PLYMOUTH MARKEM 492 Main Sfreer Tel. EL 2-5I47 GREAT CARS, FINE SERVICE- A SQUARE DEAL MACHINE CO- VEL - TON E 33 Roxbury S+. Keene. N. H. Congress S+. Keene. N- H Tel. EL 2-2249 CHESHIRE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK A MuI'ua avin s I34 - Established I897- KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE IS g Bank Z IMMERMAN'S GARAGE 372 Wes+ S+. Keene. N. H. GRANITE STATE DRY CLEANERS Marlboro S+. Keene. N. H. TI KEENE AUTO BODY M MACKENZIE 543 Main S+. Keene, N. H. as E TeI. EL 2-3I03 I I:-1202 . ICE CREAM DRIVE IN .422 :PJ iIEiiiQipas31,... 'aim' , .3151 1'1 I ,5.-A X RoussELl.'s .,,, MEN's a. Bovs' sToRE 9 EIm S+. ' Keene, N. H. Upper Cow-+ Sf, Tel. EL 2-4302 We Know New England .IEWELERS W K N E 43 Cen+raI Sq. Keene, N. H. CBS Radio ROYAL FURRIERS 1290 K, C, Ready-+o-Wear and Furs 5000 Wa++s 5 Main S+. Keene. N. H. THE VOGUE Na+ionaI Brands as Seen in Fashion Magazines I03 MAIN ST. KEENE. N. H. 30 Main S+ree+ KEENE. NEW HAMPSHIRE Fashions of Dis+inc+ion Tel, EL 2-4710 6 Cen+raI Sq. Keene, N. H. THE KIDDIE KORNER INFANTS. PRE-TEENS. AND TEENS JUVENILE FURNITURE 9 Lamson S+. Keene. N. H. MORGAN LINEN SERVICE I35 JU'-IE'5 DUNBAR'S Hai' S+Y'iS+ GREENHousEs 57 Washingfon S+. Keene. N. H. Tel, EL 2-0l37 Tel. EL 2-0645 KNOWLTON 81 STONE CO. Since I866 FIRST NATIONAL STCRES HARDWARE-MILL suPPuEs BUILDING MATERIALS - PAINTS Keene, N. H. Tel. EL 2-2300 KEENE FOOD MART eRocERlEs. MEATS AND FROZEN Foons Tel. EL 2-OI I5 SI'udy HaII? G 8: R ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING Of Course II Comes From - - - Repairing - Rewinding :S Tel. EL 2-3422 ELEVEN TIMES THE RETURN OF A SAVINGS BOND One of Ihe besi' inves+men+s for mos+ of us is a U.S. Savings Bond. Pay SI8.75 now. Gei' S25 in I966. Tha'r is 31, inI'eres+. BuI' when a business invesI's in one of our machines, 'Ihey wan+ a+ Ieas+ a 337, re+urn. Some of Ihe Iargesi' mass producfion pIan+s in Ihe world have boughi' our machines. I+ is one of fhe besi' invesfmenfs I'hey can make. KINGSBURY MACHINE TOOL CORPORATION Keene, N. H. I2 Federal SI'ree+ Tel. EL 2-360l THE CO'-ONY SHOP MICHEL'S sruolo sl-lor Womenls Apparel Keene. New Hampshire GIFTS AND JEWELRY R L DECAROLIS 'gi Winfer Sf. Keene. IThe MicheIsI i Vifafchmalcer IDEAL TAXI Radio Dispaiched Tel. EL 2-I33I ASPHALT SURFACE CONTRACTORS GENERAL CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATION AND GRAVEL PARKING AREAS AND DRIVEWAYS RICHARD C. CAMERON II8 Gilsum S+. Keene, N. H. KEENE HIGH SCHOOL 'Every singIe one of you is welcome here. This s'I'ore has aIways been a sori' of High School Headquarfersg here's hoping ii' aIways will be .'V because we like Io see you here. Use our phone: meei' your friends here: park aI' our fables: make yourself a+ home. BULLARD 81 SHEDD I840-High School Headquariers- I957 619, . WaI'ch, Clock, and Jewelry Repairing DIAMONDS - GIFTS ROLF JEWELERS HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES - TOYS - PAINTS AUTO SUPPLIES - SPORTING GOODS 99 Main S+. Keene, N. H. 9 Roxbury S+. Keene, N. H. Tel. EL 2-1340 I ROMY 5 MARKET No.3 CHARLES F. TARBox Romeo Lamofhe Shir Real-for MEATS- GROCERIES- FRUITS 324 Mah, S., Keene' N. H. 89 Marlboro S'l'.-rel. EL 24906 Keene, N. H. :ESTATE Tel. EL 2-2I39 THE MacMILLAN COMPANY, INC. Builders 28 Mechanic: S1-I-ee+ Keene, New Hampshire WYMAN'S DUGAN OIL SERVICE SALES 8, SERVICE KEENE. New HAMPSHIRE LINCOLN-MERCURY I99 Marlboro S'I'reeI' '37 50 Belmoni Ave. Tel. EL 2-4306 Keene, New Hampshire PERKINS, BASSETI' 8: WRIGHT INC. lndus+riaI and Mill Supplies THE MELODY SHOP KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE 27 Main S+. Keene, N. H. Goonco BAKERY T1 A+ Ihe Head of Ihe Square Sprague R .PIERCE KEENE N '5QmvlgIgn I - . 6 . HIIMHI 1 . Y ..... .. ...... Wjy I h , . -'N I .-...,.- M xd hm-'X-LQ:'-Qi X Music in Ihe Dancing Mood HOMESTEAD FARM ALLAN KENDALL 81 CAI-I-AHAN'5 ORCHESTRA TAXI SERVICE, INC. Tel. EL 2-2525 Te EL 2262 KEENE CLINIC H. L. HOLDEN CO., INC. WEST SWANZEY FOOD STORE By Ihe Covered Bridge WEST SWANZEY. N. H. JOHN'S IGA STORE Complefe Line of GROCERIES. MEATS AND FROZEN FOODS 37 Park Ave. Keene. N- H- QUALITY SHOPPE ED BERGERON'S I'+ Cl +I: Dresses and Sporiswear QUTVZ, OR es I I8 WEST sr. KEENE, N. H. Fame ea' enfas 90 MAIN sr. KEENE. N H RICHIE'S SERVICE STATION Esso Gas Tire and BaI'+ery Service A' E' 2I6 MARLBORO ST. TEL EL 29700 Congress S+. Keene, N. Visil' WHEELER and TAYLOR'S DAIRY BAR 85 Marlboro S+. Tel. EL 2-I407 Besf Spor+ Visii' The UNITED CIGAR AGENCY 88 MAIN ST. TEL. EL 29835 Befween Classes N. Wholesalers THE WINDOW BOX 88 Dunbar S+. Keene N H Dresses and Boulique Ifems I2 WINTER STREET LEMAY FURNITURE CO. CompIe+e Home Furnishers I5 ELM ST. TEL. EL 2-3I00 .E , F . WOODWARD MOTORS INC 37 Church SI. Keene. N. H. SUN-RISE DONUT SHOP WEST ST. WASHETTE, INC. 25 Variefies Coffee Bar 445 Wesf Sfreef Tel. EL 2-3346 557 MAIN ST. KEENE. N. H. TRY OUR NEW KIND OF LAUNDRY SERVICE PEERLESS INSURANCE COMPANY Wrifing Reinsurances, Accidenf and Healfh Fire and Inland Marine WEST STREET KEENE. NEW HAMPSHIRE LINDSEY PLUMBING 8: HEATING CO. Aufomafic Oil Burners Myers Wafer Sysfems 275 WASHINGTON ST. KEENE. N. H. I JEAN'S PASTRY SHOP Bakery Coffee Bar 433 WEST ST. KEENE. N. H. ' ' Affer fhe Game! if if E-e-e-e-Ir-s! MINIATURE PRECISION BEARINGS, INC. Mo Precision Park Keene, N. H. A INTERNATIONAL NARROW FABRIC DALBOLT, INC. PETE'S RESTAURANT 3I4 Winchesfer S+. Keene. N. H TEL. EL 2-37l4 ECONOMY COAL COMPANY ADIIIFBCIIG and BlI'UmlI'l0US Coal Commercial S+. Keene, N. H. TEL. EL 2-l2I2 MONADNOCK BLOCKS Concre+e or Cinder and Ready Mix Concre+e ARTHUR WHITCOMB. INC. 725 Main S+ree+ Tel. EL 2-OIOI WILBER BROTHERS ROBERTSON. INC. SUPER MARKET plenfy of Free parking 537 Main S+. II7 Main S+. QUALITY MEATS FOR 30 YEARS Lower Main S+. Keene' N' H. DRY CLEANING FUR STORAGE .... ,, VLAL I SPENCER HARDWARE COMPANY Household Fuel Division I02 MAIN ST. KEENE, N. H. I:57 P. M. Sho a d Sav + HENRY 8: JOHNSON on F':MRBA'iNaKS Home Appliances Super Marlce+ as wAsHlNeToN,sT. KEENE, N. H. 84 Ma1b'goH5i6REEN 552323 N' H' FELIX THE FURRIER SEAI-OL MFG- CO- 255 Main Sf. Keene' N, H, 42 Emerald S+. Keene. N. H. PRINCESS SHOE COMPANY Makers Women s Fooiwear KEENE. NEW HAMPSHIRE LYNCH'S Men's and Boys' Wear JACKETS-PANTS-SHIRTS UNDERWEAR-SWEATERS-SHOES SPORTSWEAR-WORK CLOTHES ROMEO PAPILE Real EsI'aI'e 37-39 Roxbury S+. Keene, N. H. 3' CENTRAL SQ. KEENE N- H EL 2-2726 CENTRAL SCREW COMPANY New England Division I49 EMERALD STREET KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE 20 Main S+. Keene, N. H FREDERICK A. FARRAR ' EIec+ric Mofor Repairing I5 AVON ST. KEENE, N. H. MILLER BROS.-NEWTON W. J. Wichlancl KEENE'S MOST MODERN MEN'S STORE FOOTWEAR CENTER 25 Wes'I S+. Keene, N. H. WINDING BROOK LODGE Designed for Discriminafing PeopIe Traveling for Business or Pleasure OPEN.ALL YEAR Tel. EL 2-3III WEST KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE BEEDLE PIANO CO. Band Ins+rumen+s and Accessories Records, SI1eeI' Music PUBLIC SERVICE CO. CenI'raI Square KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE HOME AQUARIUM PeIs and Pei' SuppIies AII Aboard GRANITE STATE STUDIO Daily PI1oI'o Finishing Service I9 WEST ST. KEENE. N. H. WHITE BROS. DAIRY BAR I29 Winchesfer SI'reeI' TEL. EL 2-I559 KEENE CO-OPERATIVE BANK I0 Wesi' S1'reeI' KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Savings-Home Loans AII Savings Insured Up 'Io SI0,000.00 I43 CHESHIRE COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance II CENTRAL SO. KEENE, N. H. PALMER INSURANCE AGENCY Keene. New Hampshire Lasi' Minufe Book Reporfs in Room 9 CHESHIRE LANDSCAPE SERVICE Lawns and Gardens Evergreens Shrubs Perennials TEL. EL 2-2054 BERGERON INSURANCE AGENCY Comple+e Insurance Service 44 Ceniral Sq. Keene, N. H. TEL. EL 2-2I2I Office Equipmen'I' GreeI'ing Cards Typewrifers and Adding Machines BIBEAU'S KEENE HARDWARE CO. 34 Washingfon S+. Keene, N. H. EMMONDS LUNCHEONETTE Cenfral Sq. Keene, N. H. VALLEY GREEN MOTEL and GIFT SHOP Wesf S+. Keene, N. H. DINNER AT YOUR CONVENIENCE The Dinner ThaI s Differen'I CHASE'S Linda Thompson, Jean Thompson Joan Miskelly. Mary Wichland GOODNOW'S Cafers 'Io You+h THE HOTEL ELLIS For I957 Newesi' Buick Ye+ SMITH AUTO SALES. INC. I4I Winchesier 'St Keene, N. H. R. W. LANTZ Jeweler-Wafchmalcer Opposife +I1e High School 40 WASHINGTON ST. KEENE. N. H. Gypping? r al 61 1:51 '.' X U . IIIWIIII . . i s , me Home N - .Ui I I . S '1 ' wah ' TT 51 '..55?1fY . Q I ' ffgfxgia - 11 22- h .NV5 - XR' I fA:iQQ:1:g,-EQI. Furnishings .x M yi and 4 df W U MMI, if 93 Park Avenue - 1 x., It F- I I II 1 Y M'Q13,E,fIuI'III's X Appliances Q. - I 'A ,353 ..,gH f , Keene's Mos+ Modern Furnifure SI'ore SAWYER'S JEWELERS Giffs and Greefing Cards JOHNSON'S DRUG Drugs, Prescripiions, Trusses Sacro-iliac BeII's. Abdominal Supporis Hospifal Supplies 4 CENTRAL SQ. KEENE, N. H. TEL. EL 2-0232 I C. Adams. M. Descofeaux. M. Maiihows. A. Lang. P. MaHhews, G. Holbrook, D. Properzio. SIMONS The S+ore of Fine Diamonds SARGENT MOTORS, INC. In'I'ernaI'ionaI Trucks MAIN ST. KEENE. N. '45 In x For Your Book of Memories CompIe+e PI1oI'ograpI1y Service MARBRIS STUDIO PHIL AND IRENE MARTIN 22 Roxbury Sireei' KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Special Hoisf Truck, for second sfory moving, will reach Io heighi' of I4 'Feet LAPLANT Moving and Sforage Co Local and Long Dis+ance Moving TEL. EL 2-I404 Keene, New Hampshire We would like Io express our apprecia'l'ion I'o our publisher, I'he Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas: our phoI'og- raphers, Mr.'and Mrs. Philip Marfin of Marbris Sfudiog our spon- sors: and our principal, Mr. Drew-all of whom enablecl us Io cover 'Ihe ac+iviI'ies of our school. THE CHESHIRE NATIONAL BANK Keene, New Hampshire SERVING THE MONADNOCK REGION SINCE I804 . ,f agp 5 VM ln! Vurhooh Are TAVlOl MADE TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS UXAS ,,,,-.N K i 1 5 . 1. , 2 f me if k ie an ' K 5.91 u X K , Q1 -Q M Q S ww A r ' 4 - ' v Q N K 4 . ., . , . '- I , , 3 N, -9 ' 4 5 Q -N 4' Q K 'N., S 5 M 2 A' 1 ' -t Q xv Q . 1 ' . Q. V Q . , x . . 9 - , ,if . 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