Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

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' ' '58 , I C ,Q E NA T1tle Page Statt Ded1cat1on In Memonam Adm 1n1strat1o Graduates W X , f n and Faculty IPCS BCC? 253 Our cover des1gn W1nged V1ctory symloolnzes the tr1umph ot the soul It IS appropr1ate for ID the T958 Salmagundr we have tr1ed to dep1ct the v1tal part educatnon plays 1n the shapung of man s soul Through our studres we develop the IDQUISITIVE Splfll that IS the spark of 1ntellect Through sports we strengthen the coord1nat1on ot m1nd and body and foster teamwork Through extracurr1cular BCTIVITIES we pursue our own 1nterests vvhuch develop our person al1t1es W1th1n the book we have endeavored to emphas1ze the tnmelessness ot our theme a quotatlon from Ad d1son that IS engraved 1n stone on our school WHAT SCULPTURE IS TO A BLOCK OF MARBLE EDUCATION IS TO THE HUMAN SOUL QXLCAZ 5277 Q60 Z fffj Edrtor IH Chlet Z, 7725 Assistant Edrtor at ceo Cjonllenls Undergraduates Classes IH SESSION ACTIVITIES Sports H1ghl1ghts T7 Advertisements P lv , .1 f kj U 1 KJ X lj . I . . I . f . l A f X ff la of L T lltll llvfl 1 E 1 1 ' 1 49 Q ' ' 73 , h 4 4 81 ' 6 103 -- - 7 ' - 121 ' 137 ce nfualinwn RACHEL M. MARSHALL Matters ot Importance? For you the doors of our school never close Clqeckmg The me the day as never too long we students are never too lrrltatlng Because you are always there to help to gurole to comfort to belleve ln us vve cledlcate the 1958 SALMAGUNDI to you Mass Rachel Marshall Posing pretty LA 1 What s your problem? Can you gave me thenr names? 5 . .14 P ' ' A A Al 'T' G 'X ff A 'f' x A .f X . , Q- , x V f , ,- al kil- 5 'V V - x . u I I . L 'la l I I -V QW J' ff? QIIHUTHHLINI yWW'7W45vn? 3 ARTHUR D MULVANEY November 27 1897 October 23 1957 He passed From our This lrfe As does The sun af eve, Lost from slghf, yer remembered by The glow N o N N f fm fr 1 - ' f- - s 4 ' A9 G M 1 Y Ulu i 1 V fjfygf VW I ' ' w.. ' Q f f ,, J rely. .iv ,, M - -aafifvrf '13, ' g . W -, rmwy, ,,,, , i5ffg.1a fir, gEf2L5 jT,Y '- f - fx, 4 - ivy 4? I I P 1 RPT' VON llif lla to Vllqllmelm LAURENCE O THOMPSON Superrnrendenf of Schools A B Ed M BaTes College Benng supennTendenT of schools seems enough To Take up mosT of any mans Tlme buT Mr Thompson sfull funds Tnme for hrs favoruTe hob bles gardenzng and flshnng when They are In season school acTlvuTues us The mosT lmporTanT of all hrs lnTeresTs He and hrs wufe enloy The Dramafnc Club plays A Cappella Chosr and Band Con cerTs and Try Their besT noT To mlss any The members of The chonr have dnscovered ThaT has sense of humor ns really oufsfandung and has made long bus ndes someThung To re member Besides These, he has collecTed sTamps, buT he feels ThaT sharing in Uur Formative Yeats Are Efnttmulsteall l JOHN W DAY Ass1stantSupenntendent B S Nl Ed Plymouth Teachers College Unlversuty of N H Although Mr Day has been an Keene for only sux months we feel that he has become a real part of our school Hrs frlendly personallty has made hum popular wnth both students and teachers Mr Day has taught In three schools been headmaster In two pnncl pal an two and superintendent of two school unlons These various experiences total twenty and one half years IH the educatlonal freld Hrs work as an educator has taken up most of Mr Days time but he has found the opportunnty to enloy his many hobbies lncludnng bowling tenms muslc do at yourself carpentry and painting and gardening . ., . . ' I - I 1 ' , . . , . ' I I . . . ,, . H . . l I I I itlzlltiiinm His Hands Gum Destiny He llsllollrlls HAROLD F DREW Principal BS EdM Middlebury College Harvard University Youngsters are my hobby these words of Mr Drew sum up the enthusiasm he has for the position he holds What better feeling could a principal have? He also has other interests such as directing The Old Homestead activities Having been a coach of all sports he still maintains a keen interest in athletics His hobbies include the care of plants and shrub bery around his home and the reading of history Most of his life however has been devoted to Keene High School and its students and it is with them you will find him at almost any time which he has done for many years, and engaging in other dramatic A dl Artusts A lla y MARGARET D ACKERMAN MARGARET L ALLAN HENRY W ARNOLD THELMA H BALDWIN AB AM Bucknell Umversuty Secretary fo the Prnncnpal BEd Keene Teachers College BEd Plymouth Teachers Col Radcliffe College Lafun French Electrucufy Woodworking Shop lege Commercial Advisor Debahng Club Math GRACE E BARRON LUCIEN E BERGERON MURIEL BRADBURY PAUL E BRIDGES Secretary to The Guidance DI BEd Keene Teachers College Plymouth Normal Home Eco BEd Keene Teachers College recfor Driver Educahon nomlcs Englnsh Area Vocational School 'N 'L GLADYCE M BURNELL GUY F BURRILL AVIS M COLBY EDNA l. M COLLINS RN Elllo1Communl1yHOSpIfal BS EdM Umversny of New AB Colby College Englnsh AB Bates College Englnsh School Nurse Hampshure Chemistry Coach Advusor SALMAGUNDI Publnc Spealung Advlsor Dra Golf Bowlung matuc Club 0 lfll T6 ll KB 1 . X 1 . 5 , 1 K X 7 -'fe C1 ' I l - ., ' ' 5 ' ' . , ., : - -, . I . I I .. I . I I I . l V l A ' '- . ., I 1 . l 7 - . ., l 5 r' . ., ' l ' ' 1 . ., l. ., ' ' . ., I 1 ' : . ., l I 5 ' . . I. . I - . - I .. . I . - cu ptfzozrs CHARLES H COOK ROBERT M COOK BA MA Unnverslty of New MusE MME It a QHLIPVCB MURIEL K COOKE HELEN DRUGG ca BS MA Kansas Wesleyan BA MS University of Ver Hampshure Clark Unuversuty College Boston Umverslty Da Unlversuty Wuchlta Umverslty mont Biology Advlsor Biology School Psychologlst rector of Muslc Bookkeepmg Audio Vlsual D1 Clu Coach G ls JV I ld rector Hockey an 1 RAYMOND DUNDAS FRANK H GLAZIER EUGENE GOBER MARGARET GOODELL B Ed Ed M Keene Teachers A B A M Bates College Gund B Ed Keene Teachers College Secretary to the Superintendent College Penn State Umverstty ance Director Advisor Junuor Contemporary Problems Advls Mechanlc Arts Rotaruans o Junnor Class Chairman Boys State I. HELEN D GORDON EDITH M GUILD P AUGUSTINE HANLEY EDWARD H HAZEN AB, Bates College, Assistant Davnd Hale Fanning School for BA, Unlversuty of Mlaml, US AB, MA Dartmouth College Llbrarnan Girls, Cafeterua Manager Hlstory, Coach Varsity Football Columbua Umversuty Drxver Ed UCBTIOI1 ,,iff71 -'1.:'-' wi. Y ' ML, M ..fsp1 ,1-'z.f.:f ' t nf 1 N f A ' , 1 1 : - : ' 1 7 . . 5 - - by 7 , if 1 1 A, L f V 4 , I if V V - 5 5-1,3 5 f. tx , A 'Q - -, . ., V ., . ., : ' - . ., : 1 . : : - : - l . . I' - b 1 l - , W L ll Tools Um ouiflln all Sou s Nh wr Af WALTER A HOLDEN ARTHUR HOUSTON DORTHEA E HUTCHINS NATHAN KNIGHT BA MA Unlverslty of Dela BS EdM Unlverslty of Ver Musuc Asslstant BS EdM Unlverslty of Ver ware Unuversuty of New Hamp mont St Lawrence Unuversuty mont Vocatlonal Agruculture share Engllsh Assistant Ad Physncs Advlsor Physlcs Club Advlsor Future Farmers of vlsor Student Councul Ameflga FRANCES D LAMBERT BEd Plymouth Teachers Col lege Typnng Business Arnhme RACHEL M MARSHALL BS M A Fntchburg Teachers College Unuversuty of Mlchugan Guldance Attendance Offlcer WILLIAM F MITCHELL BS, AM, Bowdom College, Muddlebury College, Unlverslty of Aux Marseulle, D I p l o m e d'Etudes Francauses, French, Ad vlsor Sophomore Class MARJORIE A MORSE A B, Ohxo Wesleyan Umversnty, School of Domestnc Sclence, Du rector School Lunch JOHN L MAYES HELEN MCCAUGHEY BS MEd Fordham Unnversny AB MA Bates College Rad Boston Umverslty Geography cllffe College English Coach Coach Cross Country Track Glrls Varsity Sports JEAN MOSLEY DORIS B MOUSLEY Keene Teachers College, Phys: LLB, BEd, Cumberland Un: cal Educatuon, Health, Coach versuty Law School, Keen- Cheerleaders, Coach JV Bas Teachers College, Home Eco ketball nomncs, Advusor Sophomore Class 0 0 .N ll 11 llll lr' ll , ' 'VV I ' , ., I l P -gag, . ry-- fn. 2, aww 'Q-ra A 4 I ,aes- 1 r K I - i .'. . . I.. ..7 .I f 'i .:'- fic. ' , ' , - , , ' ' - , llnto Eelucllm lllrlllllfflb So lllaurlllly llnsllzlllllllllnmg 6- '26 if DORRIS MYERS ELSIE NAVISH Secretary School Lunch Depart Secretary to the Superintendent ment ,I MABLE F PLANTE A B MA St Anselms College Unlverslty of New Hampshire Hnsfory College Counselor Mm C MURRAY RAMSAY JR BEd Keene Teachers College World History English RUTH RAYMOND Mxddlebury College Advlsor Enterprise BS MA Columbla Umversnty Englrsh STANLEY E RICHMOND MA Boston Unnversnty Un: versity of Marne History Ad vnsor Ushers Club J 0 Of fb? THERESA P ROBERTS NORMA J SAFFORD JOHN E STURGIS AB BS In I-S Wheaton Col BA Syracuse Unlverslty Arts BS Unlverslty of New Hemp lege SIYNYWOHS C0ll099 Llbfaf and Crafts Advisor Jumor shnre Mechamc Arts nan Advlsor Jumor Lrbrarrans Class I4 DUDLEY PURBECK BS MEd Boston Umversuty Durector of Physical Educatlon BARBARA E RITCHIE BEd Plymouth Teachers Col lege Commerclal Advusor Sen nor Class CHARLES TOUSLEY BS MA Harvard Umversnty Tufts Umversny Electronncs Biology m k . 3 , , ,. .fy F 1, ' fy,g..f-xx A. , '. 4 V' A X. - ,v ' ,.,-2. ., , - I , . . . ' - ' ' - -1 - -1 - 1 . ., . ., r . 7 ' ' ' . f . gm . X 1' ' ' , - 2 I ' : ' 1 - : : - - ' , 1 lfif' V A, Azfflgvj Z hrs, , ' fgjgff A ' N' f. 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I rw I 221 f , 1 5151 H T 1 S ' 1 212 'l viroeuss and Qjusiferlifirms -LJ Mrs Kremen Mrs Cloufler Mrs Radlclom Mass Page Mrs Corkery ...Qu N! Igr Mr Masorq Mr Wnlleams Mr Belden Mr Symonds J glad E vs ' ' l1fADMASll RS N UH ICI' if i '1 A .a as lr, , , Q U v 3 if 'I l fu T7 7 ...Z ennor epreseniafnwes First row C Roy D Reed N Croieau J WesTlund Second row E Fox N Crowell M MaTThews M Wichland D Fresco Third row H Rogers L Seaver W MoTTiTT ass l nstorv Advancing Through The years under The leadership of :Ts officers we The Class of 58, have ever aimed aT ThaT June day when we shall don caps and gowns. The second class To graduaTe from The 6-3-3 sysTem, we have Tried To make The mosT of our Three shorl years in senior high, As energeTic sophomores, we hasTened To adiusT To The hallowed halls of Keene High and To Take an acTive parT in sporTs and oTher school acTiviTies. AT The compleTion of our iunior year, we had Taken greaT sTrides Toward The goal of graduaTion. We had given a splendid Junior-Senior prom, AlmosT Paradise. Two of our girls received ouTsTanding honors aT Girls' STaTe. Sharon Price was elecTed gov- ernor, and Nancy Crowell was chosen asa delegaTe To Girls' NaTion. Now graduaTion is aT hand. We have maTured a greaT deal since we were under- classmen. To lead us, we chose The following officers: Michael O'Neil, presidenT, Jos- lin Kimball, vice presidenT, CharloTTe Colony, secreTary, and Mary Kinney, Treasurer. As seniors, we showed abiliTy on The school liTerary publicaTions, in The DramaTic Club, and in The A Cappella Choir. We have also developed leaders in sporTs and oTher sTudenT acTiviTies. AT our beauTiTul Midyear Ball, WinTergreen, Joslin Kimball was crowned as Miss Keene High School. The members oT her courT were Julia Canfield, Nancy Crowell, Sharon Price, and Jean Thompson. As we graduaTe, we, The Class of '58, begin To realize The meaning of The words, WhaT sculpTure is To a block of marble, educaTion is To a human soul. ere re, ce me feat y meat THEODORE MERRILL ALDRICH January 22 1940 e Ambition to do research on Venus Boys State 2 Junior Rotarians Bow ing Ca tain 3 ACholr 2 3 Choir Council Chairman 3 Physics Club President 3 Enterprise 3 SALMAGUNDI 3 BERNARD PETER AMLAW March 29 1940 Hot Rod Favorite Sayrng Give em a bast SUSAN ELAINE APPLIN September 2 1940 ue Ambrtion to fly a let through the sound barrier Class Secretary 1- Girls State 2- JV Cheerleader 1' Ushers u 1 - A- oir - Dramatic Club 1 2 3- Man- chester Union Teen Topics Column 2- Enterprise 1 2 3- SALMAGUNDI 2 Edltor-in- Chief 3- Merit Scholarship 3- Y-Teens 1. JANET MARILYN BALCH December 4, 1940 U ann Likes: people Rockville High School-Choir lg Biology Club 15 GAAC lg Keene High School - Girls' State 2j A-Choir 2, 35 Enter- prise 3. KAREN ASHLEY ALMQUIST February 4 1940 Anks Ambition to go to the Old Ladies Home MacDuffle School for Girls Gee CI b 1 Basketball 1 Keene Hugh School Girls State 2 Varsity Basketball 3 Dramatic Cl b 2 3 CLARK EDGAR ANDERSON February 4 1940 Andy Favorite Saying Ready Ted Home Room Representative 1 Varsity Football 1 AChoir 1 2 Dramatic Club 2 3 y Club 3 2 President 3 MARTHA ROSE BAILEY March 9 1940 Mike Likes records MARY ANNE BALDWIN April 27, 1940 Marie Favorite Saying O, you fool 1 A elm: the Class o Cf ROBERT WRIGHT BALL June 101939 Bo Favorite Saymg PN O GARY FRANCIS BALLOU July 30 194O Gary Ltkes baseball car races REBECCA GAIL BARDIS November 3 1940 Becky Favortte Saytrmg I havent anythtng to do lee Club 1 NORMA MARIE BATCHELDER May 24 1940 Norm Ambttton be marrted June Informer 3 DAVID GREGORY BALLOU September 7 1940 Dave Ambttton to see the world SANDRA LOU BARDEN Apr: I2 I 40 Sandy Ambltton to be an author Girls State 2 Merut Scholar 3 AChonr I 3 m tc Club 2 3 Debatmg Club I Enterpnse I Asststant or 2 Edltorm Chief SALMAGUNDI 2 3 Manches ter Union Teen Topics 2 SANDRA EVA BARRETT September 29 1940 Sandy Dtsltkes hypocrstes Ban I 2 3 Orchesta TrlHuY 2 Chaplaln 3 En er prtse 3 RICHARD WILLIAM BEAL February 20 1940 Rtchte Favortte Saytng Crazy Man Varstty Football 2 any egntms momplf y at Eng 1 ROBERT EUGENE BEAN June 15 1939 Bobo Favorfte Saytng The South sha ruse agann Eymard Semtnary Student unctl 1 3 Elocuvon Academy VlcePrestdent 2 Prestdent 3 JV Football 2 3 JV Baseball 2 Varstty Base ba 3 ESTHER MAE BECKWITH September 6 1940 Favorite Saymg Honestly' Glee Club 2 Junnor Lubranans 2 3 lr1former2 3 DAVID FRANKLIN BEMIS August 31 1939 Dave Likes lots of money AChonr 1 ATRICIA LOUISE BISSELI. June 3 1940 Buzz avortte Saying have very good memory but tts short Glee Club 3 Junuor Ltbrartans Secretary 3 Enterprtse 2 3 BARBARA ANN BEARD Aprll 4 1940 Barb Ambttlon prnvate secretary un Flonda Dramattc Club 1 YTeens 1 SALMAGUNDI 2 3 VIOLET MARION BEGIN October 18 1940 Favorne Saying Thank so SANDRA GAIL BENNETT February 13 1940 Sandy Amblrton beautlclan Homeroom Representattve I YTeens I PEARL GLADYS BLANCHARD Aprnl 27 1940 Blanche Ammon t go to Florda and enloy Itfe Gee CIub1 2 3 0 , IUIIF' 1 I I I ,, ,, H ,I ll ' ' - ' : - : Co ' , 2, Q YA , . I ' r 1 , 1 , . ll , , f , , - H H ,,Vi,, . . . ' ' . ' U I . . , : , . , , I, ,, ,, ,, II 'l Il - , , ,, 1, F ' : l a , 4' b : o i ,, , . U . , . I 2 ' , . IIIIII11 IE Is, ourse 111 cess me me elite fi' JANET FABIOLA BIEAU November 27 1940 Shorty Drslrkes bemg called Short JOAN ANN BOYD February 6 1939 Jon: Favorite Saymg Isnt that a honey' Brattleboro Vermont ra mattc Club I DON PORTER BUCKMAN June 30 1939 Buck Ambvtvon mnlluonanre CLAUDETTE MARIE CAMPAGNA December 17 1940 Drslrkes short lunch pernods Home Room Representative 1 MAY ANN BOUCHER March 22 1940 Mazy Favorrte Saying I wush ther were 48 hours In a day Home Room Representattve 2 Glrls State 2 Local Scnence Farr 1st Place Wmner 1 2nd Place 2 State Scuence Farr 2 JV Basketball Manager 1 2 Biology Club Presndent 2 Informer 2 Edntorm Chuef 3 Enterprlse 2 3 SALMAGUN WILLIAM TILDEN BRIDGHAM July 22 1940 Lrkes gurls Boys State 2 Jumor Rotaruans arslty F otball I Club 3 HIY 3 WARREN PAUL BUFFUM March I4 1940 Bu Favortte Sayrng Not qunte Junlor Rotarlans 3 Saarby Trophy 3 Varslty Football I 2 Captann 3 HIY 3 JULIA EDITH CANFIELD June 8 1940 .lulne Favorrte Saymg I told you Stu ent Councnl 2 3 Gnrl State 2 Merlt Scholarshup 3 o d el U N Assembly JV Fteld Hockey 1 Varsr y Fteld Hockey 2 Co Captam 3 Basketball 1 etball 2 3 nd nd uncul rc estra 2 T HI Y 2 terprlse 1 2 3 SALMAGUNDI 3 Queens Court 3 Q 41 of: I I I I I 9' 7 9 I 6 07 XX 9 I I I O I I : I - I I : I' I 9 iyll ' 'Al ' . , I . ' A . I . , 1, 1 . f I . -' . 5 , A X I on 3, Y I' . XX 1 . Al -III av , 1. : ll , HBH! II I ' -H D - I I . . I K I . 37 V I O I 2, 37 Varsity Track 2, 3g Physics ' X II I Il Il ffl! ' ks - . so. I Q, y d ' , f ' s' M . , 21 ,I - I JY A 3 Jv , Va rsiry f A. ' Bask , g Ba 1, 2, ., I 3, Ba Co ' 1, 2, 3, O h 5 ri- I- 5 En- ' DONNA YVONNE CAREY August 9 1940 Edna Ambition school teacher Club 3 JOHN DONALD CARPENTER June1 1940 Jack Ambition to be a Jack of all trades GAIL SUTTON CHACE Mar'ch 14 1941 Hank Likes: music ships - oir1 2 . WAYNE LOUIS CHRISTO October 19, 1940 Dislikes: to be broke Biology Club 1. NANCY MARY CARIGNAN February 22 1940 Lefty Dislikes staying home GREGG HOWARD CARTER September 25 1940 Ambition to get into field of Electronics or Science Bowling 3 BETTE ANN CHASE July 14 1940 Bett Favorite Saying: N kid- ding! Girls State 2- Ushers Club 1 - D matic Club l ' Y-Teens l- SALMAGUNDI 3. KAREN Howumo comes May 18, mo i,KaY,f Dislikes: people who do nothing Merit Scholarship 3: A-Choir 2, 3: Band 1,-2, 3: Band Council 3: Orchestra 3: All State Orchestra 2: Glee Club 1: National Forensic League 1, 2, 3: Debating Club 1, 2, 3: Junior Librarians 1: Enter- prise 3, SALMAGUNDI 3. 0 0 1 ommercna , eirnerat , aallwim Mas, o cr-age JV Field Hockey 3, Qlee Dramatic Club 1, 2: Y-Teens 1 ACh , ,3 2, 3, ra I , 2, 3: 0111118 C anvil D 00, 111 GSB 61111111 MDW CB gil? f '75 1, fn Einar. EDWARD MYRON COHEN May 8 1940 Professor Ambition to discover some thing Junior Rotarians 3 Physics Club 3 Biology Club 2 En terprise 2 3 ROBERT FRANCIS COLEMAN May 24 1940 Bo Favorite Saying Madness Varsity Track 2 Dramatic Club 3 Physics Club 3 GERALD HERBERT COTE February 28 1939 Crash Favorite Saying: Ya babe NANCY ELLEN COLBY October 29 1940 Nance Ambition to beat Sputnik to the moon hour 2 3 Ba d 1 e u 1 Dramatic Club 1 unior i rarians SALMAGUNDI 3 CHARLOTTE WHITCOMB COLONY October 6 1941 Chare Favorite Saying What'9'9'7 Class Secretary 2 3 M nt Scholarship 3 Varsity Field Hockey 2 3 Ushers Club 1 2 3 Color Guard 2 3 a ic Club 1 2 Vice r si dent 3 YTeens 1 Informer 1 2 3 Enterprise Treasurer 2 3 SALMAGUNDI Treas urer 3 NORMA ELAINE CROTEAU August 26 1940 Normsie Favorite Saying: Goodness gracious Student Council 1- Home Room Representative - JV Field Hockey 1- Varsity Fie Hockey 2 3- Varsity Cheerleading 2 3- JV Basket- ball 1- Varsity Basketball 2 - shers Club 1 3- - ic Club 1 2 3- Y-Teen - T3 '- 3- Info er 3- Enterprise 1 Associate Business Manager 2 Business Manager 3- SALMAGUNDI 3. NANCY CURTIS CROWELL CARL WARREN CURTIS May 2 1940 Nance Dislikes: olives Student Council 1, Secretary 2, 35 Girls' State 25 Girls' Nation 25 Merit Scholarship 35 Model UN Assembly 25 Manchester Union Teen Topics Column 25 Queen's Court 2, 35 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 35 A-Choir 1, 2, 35 Choir Council 1, 2, 3, Sec- retary 15 Dramatic Club 1, 2, President 35 SALMAGUNDI 2, Assistant Editor 35 DAR Award 3. July 11 39 Carlie -Favorite Saying: What do you say, babe? Home Room Representative 25 Varsity Cross Country 1, 25 Varsity Track 2. hiker' fBWfE1F'i1lll S ROBERT MARTIN DANIELS April 27, 1939 ,,Bob,, Likes: movies CLYDE JOSEPH DICEY February 1 1940 Goochre Favorite Saying Howdy Varsity Football 1 2 JV Bas ketball 1 Varsity Basketball CHARLES NUNZIO Dl LUZIO October 5 1940 Butch Ambition travel around e world SANDRA GAIL DOODY September 21 1940 Dood Favorite Saying I ll b them? in ramatic lpllatys JACQUELINE YVONNE DESPRES April 29, 1940 Jackie Likes: Ford Convertibles TERESA ANN DI LORENZO August 25 1940 Teresa Favorite Saying Reallyll JV Field Hockey 1 Varsity Field Hockey 2 JV Basketball 1 Varsity Basketball 2 Glee Clu 1 Dramatic Club 1 3 YTeens 1 Enterprise 2 EDWARD ANTHONY DI MECO January 7 1940 Dee Meck Favorite Saying Never Dramatic Club 1 2 Physics Club 2 Biology Club 1 LEOPOLD NORBERT DUFRESNE June 23 1940 Duke Favorite Saying Guess you know CIIOOI A ulwltlcattflons Al I 1 DAVID AUSTIN EARLE August 27, 1940 Dave Ambition: actuary Boys State 2' Physics Club .IOAN MARIE EZROW March 29 1940 Lfkes dances Twlrlerl 2 Head Malorette FBVONYG 5aY '9 m hers Club I 3 5l100k UP rn 1cClub1 23 EDWARD ERNEST FISH September I3 1940 Eddle Ambmon to be a chef Physucs Club 2 ALICE LOUISE FORBES Apnl 4 1940 Do Favonte Saymg You re a darlmg xjf, , Q any an Museo ELIZABETH AILEEN EXEI. July 20, I94O ,,Liz,, Likes: new clothes GERALD DOW FIFIELD December 14 1939 Hu Fl PRISCILLA ANN FONTAINE October 25 1940 Cn a Favorite Saymg He kld 6, A ELLEN FOX May 3 1940 E ne Favorite Saynng Hurry p Home Room Representatlve 1 3 Merlt Scholarshlp JV Hockey 1 Varsnty Hockey hour 3 Us U I 2 3 Dramatnc I 2 3 School Organns 2 3 SALMAGUNDI 3 lln ooilzllmalllll, Base alll, atsllfxelf at mac DONA IRIS FRESCO February 27 1940 Dons Favorite Saying: ' i 5 Home Room Representative 3- JV Cheerleading Captain - USl'19I'S Club l 2 3- Dramatic u 1 YT HiY 2 President 3 SALMA GUNDI 3 JOHN JOSEPH FURLONE June 29 1940 Favorite Saying: Its 2:00. VERNA ANN GAGE October 30 1940 Butch Dislikes too much homework Varsity Field Hockey 2 RICHARD OWEN GANLEY September 22 1940 Ric Ambition to be an automo bile designer Junior Rotarians 3 JEROME STEPHEN GALLOWAY March 21 1939 Jerry Ambition to be a hermit LESLIE ROBERT GOODHUE March 27 1939 es Ambition artist JV Cross Country 1 Varsity Cross Country 2 Co Captain 3 Varsity Track 2 ELMOND GRANT GROVER DENIS RONALD GUILLET MBY 13 1940 October 6 1939 Denis Favorite Saying Say man Likes guitar playing X1 rouiiiily ear the range atmiil B Dislikes trouble GEORGE ARTHUR HALL September 11 1940 Arthur Favorite Saying Live free and be happy JV Cross Country I Varsity Tr ck I 2 ROBERT EDWARD HAMLIN October 13 1940 Bo Favorite Saying Join he avy- see the world lthrough a portholej JANE ETHEL HARRIS November 29, 1940 Janie Favorite Saying: Isn't that fabulous! Brattleboro High School - Choir 25 Glee Club 15 Com- mercial Club 2g Keene High School-Glee Club 3. LAWRENCE CHARLES DENA RAY HALL HACKETT November 24 1940 August 7 I940 Dee I-5 Y Likes customized cars MARY GRACE HALL May1 1940 Favorite Saying hon' Enterprise 3 WILLIAM HANNINEN March 12 1940 Ambition to be an Army fuer Physics Club 2. MARJORIE ANN HAWKINS February IO, 1940 ,,Marg,, Ambition: airline hostess JV Field Hockey 2g Varsity Field- Hockey 3: JV Basket- ball I. rf MQ, we S at lla W lldaillumoir' omg ROBERT HERMAN HENRY March 26 1940 o Ambition to graduate Boys State 2 JV Basketball GAIL WOOD HOLBROOK November 16 1939 Woody Ambition fashion designer Home Room Representative 1 JV Cheerleading 2 Captain 3 Glee Club 2 Dramatic Club eens I SALMAGUNDI 2 3 BARBARA ELLEN HOOK October 13 1940 Babs Likes: boys boys and more boys Dramatic Club 1 Tr'-Hi-Y 2. WESLEY CHARLES HOWE July 6, 1940 Uwesu Favorite Saying: Use your smarts. EDWIN CALVIN HILL April 9 1940 Eddie Ambition t vacation Hawaii CAROLE ANN HONGISTO June 13 1940 Honey Favorite Saying Youre kid ding SANDRA KAY HOWARD August 25 1940 Sandy Ambition: commercial artist Ban I 2 3' Dramatic b 1 2- Y-Teens 1- Tri-Hi-Y Chap- lain 2 Treasurer 3, RODNEY CLOW JACOBS January 13, 1940 ,,Rod,. Dislikes: silly girls u ull Sli Get ttllufe unuswfeurts Wong CAROLYN JOAN JENNISON February 20 1940 Duslukes Mondays hour I 3 Drama uc u I n ormer I Tru Hu Y 2 Home Room Rep resentatuve 2 Merut Scholar shup 3 JV Fueld Hockey I LLOYD ARTHUR JOHNSON May 23 1940 Ambufuon to become a Mauor League baseball player MARY ELLEN JOHNSON SANDRA GERDA JOHNSON Decembgr 7 1940 Sepfembel' 27 I94O Mary Sandy Favorite Sayung Isnt at F6VOf'79 55Y'f'Q T fs 3 awful crummy deal A hour 2 3 Glee Club 1 JV Basketball Manager I 2 Tru Hu Y 2 Varsuty Basketball Manager STARR JORDAN January 8 I94l Favorute Saymg Well what do you want me to do' St Marys Sku Team I Soccer Team I Chess Club I Pho tography Club I Glee Club I Keene Hugh School AChour 3 Glee Club 2 Dramatuc Club 2 LOIS ANN KEATING October I2 I940 Snookes Favorute Sayung 'Whats the matter for you? Ban I 2 3 Junuor Lubraruans 3 Enterpruse 2 3 Enferpruse 3 DAVID CAMPBELL JOYCE August II I940 Favorute Sayung l suppose Buology Club I JOHN WILLIAM KEE E III December II I94O Keefe Duslukes crabby teachers Knoxvulle Catholuc H h School JV Basketball I Hugh School Home Room Representatuve I Boys State 2 Junuor Rotaruans 3 Cross Country Co Captaun 3 Track 2 JV Baseball I a matuc Club 3 Keene 1 f .. I , A-C ' 1 21 1 . 1' CI LJ 1 l f , 2, 3: . A. I - 1 ' - 1 ' . 1 1 ,, ,, 11 11 . . : ,, , th - - : 11 ha1 ll 'I -C J , 1 f 1 I .- .U I 3: 1 1 , , . H 11Dave11 - 1 u ' ' , u 1 - - , so - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 F ' 1 .11 - A l d 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' i9 1 1 - - 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 Dr - 'A Jzxtlptfsenfllefll 1 nnilelrgreen RlCHARD JOHN KEMPTON ugust 8 1939 Duck Ambrtaon tool maker In m chnne shop .IOSLIN COLONY KIMBALL November 11 1940 Jobbre Ambition to go to the old Iadles home Class Vnce Presldent 2 3 Stu dent Councnl 1 Home Room Representatnve 1 Gerls State 2 Queens Court1 2 Queen 3 JV Fleld Hockey Co Captaun 1 Varsnty Field Hockey 2 Varslty Cheerleadmg 2 Co Captam 3 JV Basketball 1 Varsity Basketball 2 3 Ushers u 1 2 3 Dramatic u 1 2 3 YTeens 1 Enterprise 2 SALMAGUNDI 2 3 MARY ELIZABETH KINNEY AUDREY RUTH KlRKER September 26 1940 an Likes Yale Fleld Hockey Co Captain 1 Varslty Fleld Hockey 2 Var slty Cheerleadlng 2 Co Cap tam 3 JV Basketball 1 D m IC Club 2 3 YTeens 1 TrrHnY 3 Informer 2 Enter prlse 1 2 3 SALMAGUNDI 3 CHARLES EDWARD KOTT November 5 1940 Charlre Favorite Saying Llttle one Bn12 KATHERINE MARTHA KUNZE May 31 1940 Kltten Ambmon florist September 24 1939 Audue Favorlte Saymg Bug deal JURGEN KRUGER March 14 1937 Favorite Saymg D a I e extra for the same pruce Junior Rotaruans 3 Dramatic Club 3 Junror Llbrarnan SALMAGUNDI 3 JANET THERESA LA BOUNTY October 12 1940 J J Favorne Saymg Dont push your luck co 1 4 A , I ,, . ,, ,, . ,, 5 ' 6- 'I : , : - 2 . I , , , : , , I t . Z I . . : l . ' 1 : . , , J Cl b , , 1 ' Cl b A , , 1 - : ' 5 , . , , uK- n I' ' 1' . U A - ,.,- H Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3g JV f' ' ' , - ' 1 i . 1 I fa' BY . 1 - 2 . . i Z . , , i . . , , ' ' : 0 l'nl . . Q ,,. ,, - .., a d , . ' ' : ' : ' 2: 1 . A I U A ,, , 1. H l - - 1 n 1 H T ouglhif Qlloslllln Made an owe y Queen RONALD GILBERT LAKE Aprul 29 1939 Ronme Ambmon mechanic ANN FOLSOM LANG January 26 1940 Mupes Favorlfe Saymg Hardy Har Har Home Room Representative 2 Merit Scholarshnp 3 JV Fneld oc ey 1 Varsity Fle Hockey 2 3 Ushers Club 1 Ban 1 2 Drama: Cu 12 3 YTeens1 L MAGUNDI 2 Secretary 3 GRETA ELIZABETH LARSON November 12 1940 Swede Ambmon fo be a Wave GIeCIub12 3 LYMAN CHESTER LANE March 31 1940 Lemon Ambmon to Inve Mount Hermon Cross Coun In G Keene Hugh School JV Base a Dramahc Cu H Y 3 CATHERINE JOYCE LANGILL February 12 1940 Kmen Dislikes gemng up KAY BARBARA LAWRENCE December 11 1940 Slnnky Favorite Saymg Hardy h ha and all that stuff LEO GREGOIRE LE DUC CAROL ANN LEE January 9 1939 June 9 1940 FFBVYCIWIG Dfshkes opera Ambmon to be a saulor H 0 ll I' ll ll I ll Iry 2g Ski' g 25 olf 2 b II 15 ' I b 3, I- . , , 1, H ,, - N - - I n - ' ' : - H f . . I . H It 7 ' ' Id . , , , , 2, 37 CI , 7 IIC I b , , 1 - : SA - , . . , ,I H H - H D 1 I ' A I H 1 a -U - H e , , . , , 1, - ,, . . ceslls reporrtfsy an femmes JACQUELINE MAE LESLIE Aprrl I I 40 Jackre mbrtron flnght nurse In A Force Bn I23YTees PATRICIA ANNE LIIMATAINEN November I0 1940 Pattre Favorite Sayrng Thats be side the pomt JV Freld Hockey I Us ers Cu I 2 3 e u I Dramatrc Club 2 3 Brology u I Junror Lrbraruans 2 Presrdent 3 PEARL FRANCES LEWIS February 26 I9-'10 Pearl Harbor Favorite Sayrng I guess you know CONSTANCE ELAINE LITTLE August 23 I939 Connre Favorrte Sayrng O or heaven s sake Junior Llbrarlans 3 Enterprise ARLAND JOHN LOUGEE BARBARA JEAN LUNNA August 6 1940 Ambrtron to become a barber Band I 2 3 Orchestra 3 FREDERICK MOSIGIAN MacPHAlL July I6 1939 Mac Ambrfron archrtect Aprrl 29 1941 Babsre Lrkes friendly people North Quincy Hlgh School D Team I 2 3 Basket all I 2 Bowlrng Vuce Presrdent 3 Glee Cub I Vuce Presndent 2 Maxell Glee Club 3 Dance Committee I 2 3 Advets Ing Staff 3 Grrls Club 3 SONDRA LEAH MARIASCHIN August za 1940 Likes Vrennese waltzes JV Freld Hockey Manager I 2 Varsrty Field Hockey Man ager 3 Natronal Forensrc League Secretary 2 Presrdent 3 Debatmgl Brology Club Presndent I SALMAGUNDI 2 YI 01I llS IIDIIIICS HD 11121 KBEZLTIIIS E111 651131118 KENNETH PHILIP MARTIN January 22 1940 en Dlsllkes rock n roll A Chosr 2 3 SALMAGUNDI 3 BEVERLY JEAN MATTHEWS Ma 11 1940 Boodne Dlslrkes sloppnly dressed boys B ketball 1 B nd 1 3 YTeens 1 Dance Band 3 ROBERT JAMES MCFARLAND August 28 1940 Kunky Likes Frlday afternoon n 1 2 3 Dance Band owlmg 3 Physlcs Club 3 MORRIS LEE MEDVIDOFSKY February 4 1940 Dnslrkes lnver Jumor Rotarsans 3 Debatrng JAMES ALFRED MASIELLO .lune 5 1940 Mooch Dlsllkes nothmg un general Varsnty Football 2 3 .IV Bas e all 1 Basea HY3 MARTHA EMILY MATTHEWS December 27 1940 Tuffy Favorite Saymg Bug deal Home Room Representative 1 3 Varsity Fleld Hockey 2 u 1 een H Y 3 SALMAGUNDI 3 MARTHA MECHAM July 13 1 40 Marth Ambmon medlcal secretary for young doctor JV Fneld Hockey 1 Varsrty Freld Hockey 2 NATALIE JANE MELANSON April 2 1940 Nat Favorite Saying So what do ya want a medal? My U Y 1 1 I R ry W 1 W I V I O HK rf H I1 ' ' ' k tb , Jv 'b II 1, i- . I Y I I JV as , a , 2, ' , I I I Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Cl IJ , 2, 35 Y-T s I, Tri- I- 5 . If I , , 9 B6 d , , 5 I, 3: B ' 2, : ' ' 2 ' S Sccllnccmll IEAI11 LORETTA ELSIE MEYER January 4 1940 Dlslfkes Scnence fucrnon mov e Glee Club 1 2 Enferprlse 3 LINWOOD DAVID MITCHELL October 17 1940 Match Dlshkes homework gineems GEORGE GUILFORD MITCHELL October 7 1940 Dislikes Elvls Presley WILLIAM FREDERICK MOFFITT February 5 1940 Ambmon success Home Room Represenfah B n 1 2 VE ALAN RICHARD MOSHER JUDITH SANDRA MURRAY March 15 1940 Aprul 23 1940 Jude Ambmon Yo Travel Favorne Sayrng Honestly RAYMOND WILLARD NYE DONALD MERTON O BRIEN May 6 1940 October 28 1940 aY Don F9V0f'fe 5aY 1Q don Ambmon to race know JV Baseball 1 Ban 1 2 Chaplain 1 Pres1dent2 1 H W. is Gul , , 2 ' - : , H - f. , I . I IIBIHAI . 3? a cl , . I D I MAIN H 1, -- . V - ,H .1 , f , HR H n u l - : ul ,i .. : ., d , g ' , Vice unite mt uve IL ce ,L olfnfces 'very y EDWARD CARL OBRIEN December 5 1940 Likes huntlng JV Baseball 1 MICHAEL JAMES O NEIL March 6 1940 Mike Ambition designing unter planetary rockets C ss Presudent I 2 3 u dent Councul 1 2 Presrdent 3 Boys State 2 Jumor Ro tarrans 3 JV Basketball 1 Varsrty Basketball 2 3 JV Baseball I Varsny Baseball 2 3 Physlcs Club Treasurer I ogy Club I H Presudent 3 SALMAGUNDI 3 RUSSELL PAGE August 31 1940 Russ avorlte Saying Thats e way rt goes Buology Club I MICHAEL CARIGNAN O NEIL September 12 1940 Mnke Likes parties Home Room Representatrve I JV Basketball 2 JV Baseball HI ROSE PATRICIA ONEIL May 22 1940 a Favorite Saying You re so cute and Im so proud of ya' hour 1 3 Dramatlc Club I 2 Natuonal Forensuc League 1 2 Debatrng Club YT ns Tr HI 3 Enterprise 3 SALMAGUN RONALD WALTER PAGE June 25 1940 on Drsllkes too much school work PHYLI-IS STELLA PAIGHT GERALD RAYMOND PARKER AUQUSY 20 1940 November 15 1939 PIWYI Jerry Favorite Saying Hey there Likes work and fnshrng Ryvllllililfll KBCBIFIICB NEAL AMBROSE PARKER February 8 1940 Smaley Favonte Sayrng Once good sport always a good sport ELIZABETH ANNE PARSONS March 10 1941 Bets Favorrte Saying What do I Home Room Representatnve 1 Twlrlerl 2 3 Dramatnc Club 1 YTeens 1 BRIAN ROBERT PIERCE March 8 1940 Ambmon to make my car go 105 mph DONALD RALPH POTTLE September 10 1940 Moose FavorI1eSayIng Hey' Home Room Representative 2 Varsnty Football 3 JV Cross Country 1 Varsnty Basketball Manager 2 JV Indoor Track 1 JV Baseball H Treasurer 3 iigllt Seniors at ce at 1111 JUDITH GAYLE PARODY August 25 1940 Jude Ambmon to go to Italy JV Cheerleadmg 1 Varsnty Cheerleadnng 2 3 Tru HIY 2 Informer 2 3 SALMAGUN D 3 ROBERT FREDERICK PERRY Aprrl 15 1940 Pnerre Dlshkes dances CAROLYN JEAN PIERCE August 14 1940 Ambmon to go to Hawau ers Club l 2 3 Ba 1 2 3 Orchestra 2 YTeens T HIY 2 Secretar SALMAGUNDI 3 CHARLES ROBERT PRATT April 5 1940 Charlne Likes stock car races Varsity Football Glee Club , I H V I, H ,, . . I ,, a .. : I . I . H , , I 1 I ' ' I 1 I ' l . I F I ,, H ,I - 1, . . U ,, l a .. . Hin ' 1 1 1 F i - . ' I Bryn PERCE Ush ' , , 7 nd 1 1 I I ' lg YI- - , y 35 I l I H H H - H - - ,H H - . . I . I 1' I I . 1 g l, 25 i-Y 2, SHARON PRICE June 26 1940 a Dislikes prevalent feeling apathy Student Council Treasurer 2 Vice President 3 Home Room Representative 2 Girls State Governor 2 Merit Scholarship 3 2nd Place Winner in Sc ence Fair 2 JV Field Hockey JV Bas etball AC our Dramatic Club 1 2 Secretary 3 Informer I 2 3 SA A GUNDI 3 Queen s Court 3 WILLIAM JOSEPH RALSTON May a 1940 Favorite Saying Smoley Hokes JV Baseball 1 DIANE JUNE REYOR October I2 1940 Ambition: lawyer s secretary RUTH BLANCHE RICHARDSON June 8, 1940 Ruthie Favorite Saying: Time will tell. LAWRENCE PAUL RACINE June 12 1 40 Ross Dislikes books DIANE REED December 5 1940 Dee Likes pizza Home Room Representative ACl'1oir 2 3 Color Guard e b i SALMAGUNDI 3 NANCY BELLE RICHARDSON June 6 1939 Favorite Saying: s er- ri ic. 3rd Place Winner in Science Fair 1 2' Glee Club 2- Biology Club 2- A-Choir 3. SANDRA JANE RINGLAND September 22, 1939 Sandy Favorite Saying: Oh, Crumb' , Q , 'K filffllf Elllf CEHOHT x Olllillfil CITED , , 9 'Ish H If Il .. : . of .. I I I . . i- 'If lc lg - I't ' 1, 2, 3, Choir Council 1, 25 If , I, I: I-Nl - Bill J. , 3: . - ' , : 2, 3, Gle Clu lg Tri-H'-Y 37 IIDIIII I , nh, 1 f J, 1 M flll:'Y7fI'Bill1I S 6111111 111111611 S KBQHII11 ll11 To ll, ANNE ROBERTSON June 18 1940 Annie Dislikes tedious chores ar ity Field Hockey 2 3 JV Basketball 1 Varsity Bas all 2 3 d Orc estra 2 3 TrlHiY 2 CAROL LENA ROY March 14 1940 Tootsie Dislikes to dress up Caribou High School Varsity asketball 1 Varsity Cheer le ing 1 2 Girls Athe ic Association I Keene High chool Varsity Basketball 3 Home Room Representative 3 Tri Hi Y 3 THOMAS HENRY RUDOLF, JR. October 10, 1939 ii-I-ornif Likes: cars JV Baseball 2. HOWARD MILLER ROGERS February 6 1940 Skip Dislikes cold weather Home Room Representative 3 JV Cross Country 1 PEARL AGNES ROY July 26 1939 ue Favorite Saying Oh sugar our 2 3 Gle C b RUBY MYRA ROYCE DOLORES ALBERTA ROYEA September 2 1940 MaI'Cl'l 14 1940 Favorite Saying: Search me! Dolly Favorite Saying: You re crazy! NELSON THOMAS RUELKE June 9, 1940 11Tomi1 Ambition: Electrical engineer Bowling 3. o Burn re 11 nn lltuf OI CT' EDWARD WILLIAM RUSSELL Aprrl 12 l 40 Eddie Dislikes homework JACQUELINE PHYLLIS SEARS May 26 1940 J6Ckle ies a be and on studies BRUCE MCDONALD SHARKEY June 31 1939 Shark Ambition: to be a good poo player Football manager 3. GEORGE HERMAN SHEPARD November 11, 1940 Butch Ambition: game warden or forest ranger Varsity Cross Country 2g Var- sity Indoor Track 27 Varsity Track I, 2, 3g A-Choir 25 Glee Club 1, SANDRA GAY SCRIBNER December 23 1940 Sandy Favorite Saying Crazy nd I 2 3 Junior L1 r I an 3 LANNEY RAY SEAVER September 4 1940 Deek Likes sports Home Room Representative 3 JV Basketball 1 Varsity Bas all 2 3 JV Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3 FRANCIS ARNOLD SHEARER July 12 939 oe Ambition: dairy farmer JV Basketball Manager 2- Fu ture Farmers of America 1 2 3- Dramatic Club 3- Audio Visual 2. ROBERT TAYLOR SHERWIN August 7, 1940 ,,Bob,, Favorite Saying: Says who! Illl occ ers W frlll mg uslln oo S matmme JUDITH ANN SIMONDS February I6 l94O Jude Favorrre Saying Thank you muchly ers Club I ra m rc Club I YTeens I H Y 2 JOYCE BEVERLY STEELE September A I94O Brology Club 2 WILLIAM EVERETT STINSON November 28 I939 Wlllae Ambrtlon baker MARTIN CLIFFORD STONE June A I94O Marty Favonte Saying O my goodness Harvard Book Award 2 Boys S e 2 Junnor Rotaruan 3 Dramatrc Club I 2 3 Debat Clubl 2 3 Secretay Biology Club I 2 Secretary I SALMAGUNDI 2 GERTRUDE ANN SMITH June I6 I94O Trudy Arnbmon practrcal nursrng MARY ANNE STINSON November 24 1940 Marnanne plald skurts hour 2 3 Gle C b JOAN ANN STONE March 24 T940 Jonue Favorne Sayvng No Kadclen' Home Room Representatnve I 2 Glee Club I FREDERICK ALLEN SWEENEY Aprrl 24 1940 Fred Drslrkes boredom nothrng .IV Baseball I 1 7 lk Il I' lla B lk I II' I1 TCE Usb ' , 2,. 35 D - Y. 2 I ,L all F ' 5 Tfl- vttk i- . it J' ,f s - ,ff if 4 I HJOH ,. - H Dislikes: gloomy days Dislikes: printed blouses with l A-C ' , 5 e lu I. I, I V , : H hi H ,, H I 4 I 7 I to . , do H tat 5 4 A 5 . I I ing , , , ., r 1, r Y , W 1 ce re uolsy A an DOUGLAS HARDY SWEET December 31, 1939 Doug m Irion: pa' Cti Justice Warren Junior Rotarians 35 A-Choir g nd 1, ,34Orch a, 5 Glee Club lg Dramatic Club ' A- , 2, 35 Enterpri 1 2 3- SALMAGUNDI 2, 3. EUGENE ARTHUR THOMPSON April 26 1939 Gene Am ition be a t sur geon Assistant Baseball Man ger 2 JEAN MARIE THOMSEN January 8 1941 Jeannie Ambition ar-t teacher nor Librarian 1 3 retary 2 ETHEL LINDA TILLSON January 17 1940 Lundy Ambition office gurl mor Librarian 1 2 etlp Tlnetn L flrmumer NORMA HELEN SWETT September 19, 1940 Norm Dislikes: bad weather Field Hockey 2, Varsi Field Hockey 3. JEAN THOMPSON January 7 1942 Ambition 1 go on a safari through the Sahaha Desert Horne Room Representative 2 JV Basketball 1 Ushers Club Hea Us er 3 Co or Guard 3 YTeens 1 SALMA GUNDI 3 Queen s Court 3 GEORGE WILLIS THORNTON January 16 1941 Georgie Dislikes harrcuts ramatic Club 1 2 REGINALD TOBIAS March 3 1940 Reg: Favorite Saying Oh' Wild Junior Rotarians 3 Band 1 2 3 Physics Club 3 HELEN ELIZABETH TODD April 23 1940 Toad Favorite Saying What home work'9 n 'l23BandCoui 23TrlHl EDWARD MORSE TRACY June 7 1940 e Ambition to make peoole be lieve that I have a car and not a puddle lumper Boys State 2 Junior Rotarians 3 Varsity Track 2 Dramatic Club 3 Physics Club 3 SAL MAGUNDI 3 BRUCE ALLEN VANBROCKLIN September 9 1940 Likeswsome girl JV Track I. CAROLE JULIA TOLMAN June I7 1940 Ambition physical education teacher JV Basketball I ACl'1otr 2 3 2 VIRGINIA SARAH TROTTER December I9 1939 Ginny Favorite Saying Who me? Merit Scholarship 3 JACQUELINE ANN VORCE January 2, T940 Dimples Likes: drawing DEBORAH JEAN WALING CAROLE EVELYN June I, 1940 WASHBURN Debbie January 5, T940 Favorite Saying: Well, that's Hmmplesu life. Favorite Saying: Oh, beans! Glee Club 'l, Dramatic I. ouirvce llnemes atusfe L S at coll co ontry ,, Hsigu Ba cl , , Q nc'l F ' I 1 if 2, All-State Band 2, Orches' Band It 2, 3: Y-Teens If if'- tra , , '- :Y 2. Hi-Y ,3- HTLIH 1 GAIL EMILY WEBB March I 1940 Favorlte Saying We im an I rs State 2 and 1 JOAN DELORES WESTLUND August 4 1940 Joannxe Favorite Saying Guess what Home Room Representatuve 3 JV Basketball I Varsnty Bas ketball 1 Varsnty Basketball 2 and Twarler 1 3 terprise 3 RALPH STEPHEN WHITE September 22 1940 oc Ambition: machine work MARTHA EDNA WICHLAND June 2, 1 43 Marty Likes: Elvis Presley Home Room Representative I, I i i i U i I , Twirler I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club I, 2, Y-Teens I, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 SALMAGUNDI 3. HENRY GEORGE WELLINGTON September 4 1940 Duke Ambition naval offlcer GEORGE JOHN WHITE July 18 1940 George boy Favorite Saymg Let s eat RICHARD HAROLD WHITTEMORE December 25 1939 Dick Favorite Saying: Life without n is ' ' . Future Farmers of America 1 2 3 President 2- Dramatic u I 2 3- Enterprise 1, . DEANE ERWIN WILBER May 31, 1940 Deano Favorite saying: H ' BOYS' State 21 Junior Rotarians 35 Dramatic Club 3. t 1 9 9 t , f QI I IV All FII I y may me me . I me me nn ex utmry ' ' 1 u, J' I d I I 1 ,, ,, ,, Gi I' , B , 2, 3. 1 ' 32 B I ' , 2, 1 En: IID III I fu luke no life at all cl bf , , ' 2 9 I 2 3 Ushers CI b I 2 3 Q1 UIUC BRADLEY CLINTON WILDER Aprnl4 940 Brad Favorrfe Saying How about I BI Future Farmers of Amernca 1 3 Treasurer 2 LINDA LEE WILLARD March 20 1940 Lynn Favorrre Saymg Thats mce JOANNE ALINA WIREIN March 16 1939 Favonre Saymg All rl ht ady IN IVIEMORIAM DAVID JOSEPH LAMOTHE October3 1939 July 20 1957 5 8 CHARLES FREDERICK WILDER August 31 1940 Charlie Ambition Constructuonal eng: neer Home Room Representative 1 2 Junior Rotanans 3 NANCY ANN WILLSON Apnl 25 1940 Nance Favorite Saymg III b . Y I H 1, 1 ,I - H , . I ,, I V h 11 . ' ' I . 1 . 7 , , 1 n H H If . . : ,, , . ',, - - : ff 1 eu I UJOU . . ,, . J Q , I ll rn , 1 - I . R. H101 H DTIIIC1 4.91 Soft yob Ann and her creatuon Mmmmmm' Powder that shlne Starr 5 'ff swf Fall sportsters Big three - '14, L A Yoweeee' I I Independent, aren'1you, Skwp? Change of books 'f wb Under The sheltering palm Wham l get? HS lllIllfCOlIl'I31'l1f6l The Chuef and hrs scrnbes Now boys J?-. f ,fx 'N-.N -dfx 3, 'W ff fl Tch, ich, ich! The little helper The Dind? UND fx fa .. Q. A' ' 3,471 A t Q -V 5 'vs if 5 X W 'Q' ,A 5 4 A W' 1 Q X 1 A 3' K, ., an ,W in X Y Q in 'Q 6 4 n. i J 'Q 5 ' V 5 Q 4 ,lv- Q, I f V 5 L .5 fs' if' Ifgyix 1 ,fly 2' 1 g It 4-K . af- -K , 1 4-1 'S Q ' 1 f '.2,'3,sf L' ,- in , ,X M Uh N--2 w ' n Lgggmf . . 5 5, Zgbxwgk Min ,, Q , 335: M . .- 1-' Q ' A' 5' - ffl' U 5 ' , 12, gl if it e-QQ - if-3 at 1 if 'M 0 1 lbw, I JZ' .K , u , 5 5 J: L ,4,.'ff4 , faux. s 12 wif QV u gr 4 sixbg f , W 4, f' 'L 2 1 ' W, I 4 fd -f ., ff 2 h . 7 , W unnuor epresenfmtnwes Furst row C Pruest J Donovan C Cantlun E Foster Second row M Callahan E Hanley Thurd row J Lernatovvutz P Sumon B Blake P Wyman Fourth row R Moore J Hanna R Wulbur D Stone G McCollester R Hayn N Arseneault M Saunders ass nsforv advantage of every opportunuty offered us by uounung and playung an actuve part un all the school organuzatuons We even have two gurls sungung tenor un the A Capella Chour' As gunuors we have held posutuons on all the school publucatuons and on the JV and varsuty football and cheerung squads Our gurls have exhubuted hugh skull un durectung as proved by Jean LaMothe and Carol Loverung co chaurmen of the l957 Red Feather Talent Show Wendy Walung vvon recognutuon as vvunner of the Vouce of Democracy Contest held un December It us to our class offucers Cary Wyman presudent Peter Barrett vuce presudent Norma Perreault treasurer and Wendy Walung secretary that we owe the hugh degree of success we have attauned un all we have undertaken cu iugur u , The two hundred sixty-one members of the class of '59 have taken HOME ROOMS First row C Bemis J Baldwin S Banner A Blckford M Blake Second row B Blake D Barden V Barker Boufford N Blake D Sfone J Hanna Third row P Barreft D Fourth row R Bergevln 2 AND 36 D Barnhart R Borsvert G Boucher N Arseneault S Bowne S Blanchard G Aldrich L Barnes T Barrett Bergeron L Borden Let s share vhe news The B g Two D I . l , . I I . , . , . D , . . l , . . : . , . , . , . , . ' , . L. Auger, L. Bergeron. ' : . , . , . , . I , . , . . : . ' , . , . , R. , . . I Another day, another test And then HOME ROOM 7 Flrsf row C Cantlun M Callahan C Burrrll M Chase J Brown N Chadwick W Candello Second row A Bunker N Coles G Chamberlin C Clark D Bruce P Calef J Brandt Third row F Call J Ellus J Brewer C Chamberlin E Bowker C Cole G Buffum as 4' HOME ROOM 23 First row M Duke M Folsom E Foster M Fleury C Emerson M Follansbee J Second row P Curry G Feclo J Gallup B Dufresne J Eassett M Eager A Thrrd row D Frmk R Forcler A Foumler D Emery J Cross G Des Jardms fourth row T Duclwesneau N Dardam P Eorcler G Furlorwe M Crosby A The th nker Are you camera shy HOME ROOM 26 First rovv N Heneage E Hanley L Gove C Hull L Hall M Henchey L Jacob Second rovv E Hudson J Hamel K Hltchcock F Jennlson S Garnett K Galway K Hyman Third rovv G Morris R Gross: N Gorges H Johnson J Hansson J Hakala W Goodnovv Fourth row R Holmes L Handy E Hebert R Hayn Garland Y-in i 9 : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , : . , . , . , . , . , . , : . , . , . , . ,J. . F , J J t 5 5 5: 4 L , . ' 3 ll' ci ,jim X' fi 1 . -4 . i ., E, , . C Y K 0 . . if N Y .. l -, C , , I xx X Q X W 4 ' V. A . M I .5 .f. .I-1 5 .RV ' ' I , 1' M . K A . ilu' v 1,7 Q3 L.: .ll ,i , .N A mu HOME ROOM 29A Bl Flrst row G Moore N Perrault C Prnest M OBrien N Parker B Page Plckerlng J Morse Second row A Merrntneld M Methe J Mlskelly M Redfield B Robbins Penrtsng M Phlllnps P Pierce F Bancroft Third row R Raymond J Partridge P Portvvnne C Prumrose M Roehrlg Mott C Rohlotf B Nucholls B Pearson Fourth row R Morse R Moore D Ralston W Peart P Nlms G Romano Nichols VV Rose Is she mnrmckmg Mr Gober'7 Who took my golf clubs'9 I t 1 ' L. 37 '59 , ' ff g Zh . l A f ' 'il f of . z, T , V C7 l ' Q' l ' ' A . - 7 2 f i 4 ' 4 9 ,' . , f K W K 7 Q - , ' ft , - f 1 ' P li Q X? .- 5 ' w -1 1, V., l v .. s .N ' .V ' W 7 , f -Y r ., -,, if If e' 'J ' , a , 'J lk t 1 4 -Q v . : , , X , u .L I ,f . ' if 'l . 2 ll w .P 4 un ,. 'P .1 f ll Ill ' U lug ll ini It in Sl lt Ill u nu . ' . , . P . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , P. , . , . , .I . : . , . , . , . , . , . , F. , . . , VAN I m try ng to study' Blue Monday l HOME ROOM 34 Frrst row J Whnte S Susee E Shaw M Tarduff E Shaw B Webster D Stone L Vadnazs Second row l Scharles P Tenofsky J Storm N Rowe R Sonosky G Stowell A Stetson A Thompson Third row F White L Smnth P Slmon T Stinson J Waldo L Thompson S Thayer V Sherman B Stroshme Fourth row J Wescott R Smlth L Tarbox B Webb W Sullivan M Saunders J Small W Sargent G Streeter ,i ' l T T .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , , ,. ,. . in rink, iww HOME ROOM 38 First row T Knight C Lovering R Leslie C Mariaschin S Lounder J Lussier J LaMoThe Second row J McGrath C Kilroy E Maslen P Kennedy J Lernatowliz D Lamoureaux J Kauppi Third row W Kretovvicz O McCollesTer P Kacanek R Lord F Lightfoot R Laurent. Fourth row: H. Kaiser D. Masters A. Lahti M. LaFargue R. MacAIlister. Caught in the act of . . , x', sl .-X1 Q, - I This picture must have been posed Uuniors don'T study that hardb Wh ch g rl are they ialk ng about? HOME ROOM 3 Flrsr row M Wlchland A Patmos J Reeves P Wyman E Paro Second row R Bemls R Wnlbur C Wymam R Zmn C Parght Third row B Fl1zGeraId S Tetreault P FlTzGerald S Whute H Holt C Y Lad es man B Nolan M I M v M O' iw! fi M ' O f , , ,K YT 7 3 7, , ,. s -R:-:.:'g'::','w la . . , ' J f R 5 ,. , K , M eww A W' Q :Il II' x 1 X, , ',,4 fn, ,., 523 6 ' gf 5 'lfif m - x av 1,4 5 ' Q Q . p 1 4 4 w . off! 7-'Eg ' ' x pa , a .Tw ' ' T 2' ' fl 'fi 522' 2' 3 I' .L 1' 32' 3. ': Q, yi -.251 Q. . ,.- 4 'f .0 .. . 4 ' ' ' a A 'Q Ve v - r . .l. NZ V 5-Lrqfr.- 7?'f:m f ,. ww.. WMM. '-mu. War' O l in 0 o s K opruomome epresentafnves Farst row J Fannle D McCarthy J Trombly D Cutter Second rovv M Lxttle E Jordan Sally Perry Susan Perry Third rovv S Bergeron V Ahern J Wilson K Wood Fourth row E Larson D Dlamond J Chrnstlansen D Ayotte P Henry J Forssen T Boccxa ass lnstfom Last year part of the sophomore class got a prevnevv of lnfe at Keene High School because of the crowded conditions at Keene Junior Hugh School Thus year as our flrst offlcnal duty at Keene Hlgh School we nom: nated and elected the following class officers Douglas Bodvvell pres: dent Susan Shavv vlce presndent Martha Luttle Secretary and Patrick Larracey treasurer Sports ln the fall seem to be the thang so not to be outdone by upperclassmen we loaned ID vvlth a vvlll The sophomores were vvell represented In football and hockey later on In gurls and boys basket ball both J V and varsuty and also on the J V and varslty cheering squads In our struggle to become well adlusted upperclassmen we have also partlcupated ln the varlous cultural organlzatlons such as A Capella Chour Dramatic Club Ushers Club Informer Enterpnse and Debating Cub Thus have vve the class of l9oO trued to become a llvlng splrnted part of Keene Hlgh School SJ JR Q :. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. , , . :. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. 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' 1 1 . . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5' :mum HOME ROOM 8 First row N Adams K Bell H Aldrln B Adams N Ball S Alexander T Ball Qecond row J Ash S Ballou M Ball R Baldwin S Alther K Anderson Armstrong G Barley V Ahern Thrrd row J Bemus W Alger L Barrett W Avery W Barrett A Bergeron J Belden B Cleveland Fourth row J Abbott W Ashworth R Beard R Arseneault B Barden G Ahern D Ayotte It must have been funny The one that got away M-f f-3.' 4' Teacher unaware HOME ROOM 11 Monkey see monkey do Ffrst row J Dennco A Cotter S Dauley N DeCota J Dambrouckas Second row D Del Dotto F Cohn D Cutter M Crotto J Dambrouckas Thfrd row A Clark R Coppo H Clough R Croteau H DeBeII Fourth row C Champney J Charboneau C Cheney J Chrustlansen R Cote 3 V, HOME ROOM 14 Flrsr row M Blanchard N Bourassa P Blain J Brewer E Bergeron M Carey B Bridge Second row D Blefhen S Bosely C Bogoslan S Bergeron P Bergeron D Borden S Burt J Brown Third row T Boccla F Bingham F Brown M Bolduc L Carpenter E Capron Fourth row G Cann D Brandt D Bodwell J Bissell C Blanchard Oh here rhey are' Where are all The boys9 J 55' , ,. Q ' Elf 1 , -, ' ,, Q 3 g , .. If Q: s X J 1: rH.r - - af'f 4 Q, I ' ,, D, . 1 1 ' 3 fr . f Z' Y' 5 . . lf L I . , F '5' '1 ' ,. : . , . , . . . , . , . , : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . . -. -+L -O W, 1 Whos Thls9 Leap g Lou 'P Test next per od' HOME ROOM I6 First row D Blake P DlLuzlo M Dunham J Slmeneau J Fannie D Eastman D Dunn J Dukett Second rovv R Bntton L Ethuer J DnBernardo J Easter B Emerson Y Eno A Edwards L Emery rd row K Brown D Bishop R F h R DLUZIO G Flfleld A Ell D F Donohoe G DuBons J Dunton Q Pi!-1 id. HOME ROOM Ql Frrsf row P Henderson J Haskins S Gokey J Greenleaf M Hagger S Gale Hall S He Second rofv B Gordon P Forlone P Deering D Grlman D Lathrop L Fonrarne H Fred M Gallagher C Holbrook Third row L Gulllef G French D Gendron G Grovannangeln M Grzeleclcu F Former A Gernrnell C Hodgklns P Henry urrh row D Galllardelz N Gurllel F o en Goodncw F Harlow R Galllardetz as Q aznef Speechless lHe Isl Lfes a bo I of cherr es rught HOME ROOM 25 Hey you got the same answer I d d' First row H Lane R Hulslander J Lavigne S Houghton S Jarvls L Jones M Johnson L Hooper J Lee J Keefe Second row N LaCorlle C Jardune G Lane K Jennuson S Jary B Langull G LaCourse J Laughlln R Johnson Third row H Kacanek P Larracey E Johnson F Jordan E Kendall C Jeffery E Hooper J LaBounty R Larnvuere Fourth row G Howarth C Korrade D Lambert J Joslin B Huntley R Larnrnela J Jardlne J Latvls E Larson P Lazzaro l , i. i' w i,'. :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ',. ,. .1' 1-1' ' :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. 1 . ,. ,. ,. - HOME ROOM 27 First rovv S Vanasse L Stewart E Schor R Ripley B Warllck J Woodward K Wood D Frazler L Patenaude Second row A Parker N Whlte E Wyman S Willson C Vose W Vorce D Wrlkes Elltcott J Watt L Wood Fourth rovv R Houghton R Barley K Taylor M Munch J Wright J Wheeler S Vugneau Whutharn S Walsh J E Wlllette J Sargent L Whltcornb P Wrlbur And the souncl of gossvp s heard n the halls Its more t to talk than to study Third row: R. Vogel, D. Wright, G. Waldron, J. Svvancott, J. Wilson, L. Keene, G. . if ' un ' 1 'J I gf,-.N Guess who saw 1he camera? Intellectual cur os ty HOME ROOM 30 First row D McCarthy B Levme S Malcolm M Mattson V Moran J McDonald Second row M Lmle M Lougee H Lelwrman R Lougee D Metlver N Messer Third row M Martm M Mackenzie W McPlwarl D Martm E Mallson D Logan ij - bxq, grill I H 1 I 6'0,' n 'O 'Q 1.7 6 L f'l HOME ROOM 33 Flrsr row J Prnmrose L Prime S Paddock S Perry M MulleTT S Perry M Nichols E Polushan G Ralala B Perra Second row A Powell J Murdough G Norlorm J Rxchardson G Perreault B Pasno J Price J Robbins V Ruchler Third row R Mosher B Perry J OBrien J Properzno L Nye M OKelly L Perry A Napsey Fourth rovv J Mowry l-l Nevers M Nlms E Remlllard D Ohman W Porter A Prclcermg Stanclm' nn the corner What does that look mean? , 5 J Q, ll 2 N A fs fr f , .. Ll , ,L A L 2 , , A ' H y 1, ' M' 'T - ': O f N J W c , if , lil' . K .- Q as I V r ,f I Q , V la K l uv-1' 'A I A, L ' '- ' ' .. 1 ' , 'A L l L :,3'm. ' R ,f - - . 1 L A , l X'-i 'ffl , L ,xxxll Q , . . J it , l 'L E , fx 5 in A , J, . 5 l ,- : . 'I , . .' , . , . , . , . , . : I . , . , . , . , . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . I K g XX , .vc Q5 't, 1 if :af 0 ' 4 i I x One m note before 8 OO where are they'9 HOME ROOM 37 8 OO o clock where d they all come fom'7 F trow B Small J Shepard S Stone L Scharles D Schmidt P Shea S Telller G Tarbox C Sweeney Second row J Savard M Sherwin S Shaw J Smith S Wilbur J Sawyer J Trombly P Sweeney D Taber Third row R Rouleau B Trombley K Thompson E Sheampa S Rudolf M Todd G Shearer J Trombley S Snow D Thayer Fourth row G Splcher S Sklnner C Stone S St Perre B Smith J Trask P Stephens G Tolman R Robbins 'il 1 1 r . l : Irs ' ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . . I , . , . , . , . , . . 3 - . f l . 4 .5 ze 3 ' , J 1 4- 'A D J .. U , Q , 0 ,.': Nj? Q.. ' Z A . bvgvtf, f 1 29 ' +51 ,. .v-...,r---. .. . .x.., V.. . .. . .. . .. , ... . .. , 'I 15 S-u.!s :I pu... : s ,, U ..- .. - , I . . , . . ul 4 a Inchergmemrl Malo m onmimam S How s business QIFISQ A1 the hop min Sha we dance9 Who s the gurl? Don f shoot Jam Monkey see' Huh? 6 H n I Movm n' groovm' ' 1 4. '4 1, 1. . ', lf o.'Q.' E I, Q '- a 0 ' . ' 'fx' . U, 1 1 ,', 1 ' '4 -W' 1 A . :,. 'a.,,x . ' 1' 'or., ' 4- 2 ., I , x 4 . Z ll , . . , . 'F - HS , . 1 1-I x , x 1, , b , my 1 cum GN 55125 6 35551 wa, JMX i 74 Mnss Drugg on camera T10 Ogy I X Q I f The audience Durmg the past year much emphasus has been placed on the sublect of scuence and tralmng rn thls field for students Progress has been the keyword ot edntorvals and speeches and wuth the world constantly demandnng new Ideas nn sclence Keene Hugh School has stepped forward to take nts posutnon at the head of the procession as the flrst hugh school ln New England to have TV used wxthln nts classrooms Promoters and enguneers ot the plan decuded BIOLOGY wuth :ts wide range of topncs requurnng demonstratnons was the best sulted for thus trnal By thus program all bnology students are able to see clearly on the screen what the teacher IS explaining Slnce all puplls have these TV classes durlng the same peruod the teachers are able to reach more people wlth lust one demonstratlon Members of the Audio Visual Club have been trauned for the televlsnng f these programs this In ntself unvolvung more than meets the eye The settung up of lnghts the manupulatuon of TV cameras the controllung of sound and the mlnor adlustments whuch are necessary before any program can go on the anr provide on the 'ob tralnlng for the lucky boys chosen for this Important advance lv MISS DRUGG MISS COOKE MR TOUSLEY Mr Tousley and R Bergeron . CTPDCI? T2 Phys cs Chem giry Chemistry These scnentltnc sublects CHEMISTRY PHYSICS and ELECTRONICS especlally help Us to understand the atomic age By studying these sublects we recelve a solrd foundation on vxhzch to develop a healthy scuentxfuc attntude based on facts that as so necessary today Phys cs ? Electron cs Electron C auf emrnattfnlccs 131 Plane Geometry Math lV ,Ja 41 Algebra Fave courses In mathematics are offered at Keene High School and every student wlll fund that whatever business or profession he enters he IS goung to need at least one of the fave Englneers teachers sclentvsts cashiers and book keepers are lust a few of the people an whose 'obs mathematics plays a leadung part Through mathematics we learn to calculate and solve problems but more Important than this we learn the art of logical reasonmg the ablllty to thunk clearly Bookkeeping D ocrlal Studies I I I X! 44 Modern EUVOPEBVI l'l'570'Y Contemporary Problems Economic Geography History is being made and through the courses in social studies we are able to comprehend the how when where and why In a vastly complicated world where there is much to be undersood every person needs a sound basic aware ness of what has been and is going on around him HISTORY ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY and CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS provide a means by which all students are better able to relate the economic social and political positions of the United States Latin America Europe or the whole world to current events If one understands what his country needs he becomes a more U S History td .E ,7 I - I I I . . I . I ' . I careful voter and a more conscientious citizen. 3 . M11 ' if U 5 Q L K ' - X L c be 2 5 atnguatges English lV French Understanding what people are saylng and being able to make themselves understood are prnnctpal concerns of people everywhere Classes un languages foreign and natnve teach us the malor rules ID forming our thoughts Into the spoken word In Keene Hugh School we have an excellent language department Our English teachers gave us a finer apprecnatuon of our own language Mass Ackerman and Mr Mitchell guide us I0 our study of French and Latln gsvlng us a solrd background of grammar so that we can continue the study Latm of these two foreign languages and enjoy the literature of other lands. une A rtfzs Music ' Y MUSIC and ART often referred to as the tune arts balance the SCICDTITIC and technucal part of our education They teach us how to love and appreciate truth and beauty Studyung these sublects helps us to become well balanced lndlvuduals and not specralnzed specnalrsts ysnfca Elilltulcatlfllon PHYSICAL EDUCATION on the other hand develops bodlly skulls sportsman shlp and a sense of teamwork We learn to be part of a team and to work for a common goal even though sometimes we must sacrnfnce personal glory Phys cal Educatnon ' I el J I X 'Q-ll .cf Art sv K PIII Q' ll I I' Dnversnfued Occupatuons Foods and Nutrntuon Mech nlcal Drawnng in racllucal Q this The terrn Practical Arts covers a variety of sublects wath one rnann oblectnve to prepare the student In a particular field so that he can begun using his skulls lrnmecllately Practlcal Arts stands tor these five courses Home Eco nomlcs Typing Mechanical Arts Vocational Agriculture Da versnfled Occupations and Druver Educataon These sublects gave students the opportunity to become profncnent In a certain held and one especially helpful to those who wrsh Machlne Shop Home Econormcs Agrnculture Typnng Woodwork.,-19 Y ' T X 1 U5 'H' ll U A' l ke n ll T T T A T T 1 . .... . . ' 1 I 1 . r I . 1 l' Driver Education to begin working soon after graduation. .4 A A gi' 5 . elm ' .lt I l X . M at T ' F' . NX sk , fd: A x W iw, ,SUT 054. gi 44' sg, hal -J lar., Z 11 lx S Ns 4 Q 5 ' 6 Sallmagim ii Pride of accomplishment, responsibility, and leadership are developed in the individual staff members of the SALMAGUNDI, For those students whose abilities lie ID the fields of creative writing art work and business management the yearbook provides a means of advancing their interests while producing an out standing book of memories for all Keene Hugh School pupils lt IS the hope of all seniors at K H S that their edition of the yearbook will be the finest ever it is this which develops the habit of striving for the best and settling for none other a trait which they will carry into the adult world Charlotte Colony treasurer Are we in Arguing as usual Mrs Colby and Sue Applln the red7 A ue and crew Our photogs Mrs Martin and Ted Tracy C an xnagunrl C i1l Seafed B Beard S Barden J Thompson S Applnn N Crowell J Kruger J Canfneld C Colony Frrsr row M Matthews A Lang J Knmball G Holbrook Mrs Colby M Krnney N Crofeau Second row P ONerl S Pruce E Fox C Anderson M J ONenl K Martin X I -sg, 69' E USIDPSS HDI 11l?T'fiTW Dill T S Seated R Hayn S Barden J Kruger J Thompson C Wyman Flrsr row M Boucher N Colby J LaMothe N Perreault M Folsom C Prnest C Prerce J Parody M Wnchland D Fresco Second row D Reed R Morse T Aldruch 83 ntlcetrpmuse in Seated C Marlaschln J LaMothe S Barden N Croteau J Canfueld L Koafmg G Holbrook K Coates Nl Hall Second ,ow T Aldflqll L Gove Second row P Blssell C Lnttle P Lumataunen M Boucher 5 Applm P 0Ne,l 5 Barron D Sweef Edrtor SANDRA BARDEN Art Editor JULIE CANFIELD Advisor MlSS RUTH RAYMOND Business Manager NORMA CROTEAU Sixty Tvvo years ago The Enterprise, the literary magazine of The school, was establlshed for The purpose of encouragung rn The students the development of Iuterary and artlstnc qualntues and business abtlnty Here as a chance for Those who plan to venture unto the fneld of vvrntlng to prove theur Talents and to have thetr work publtshed The hugh requurements of The Enterprise demand maternal of professuonal qualtty Sellung ads presents a tune opportunuty for buslness members to exhnbut good salesmanshup and to observe management of local busnnesses The art board illustrates the artucles stones and poems wtth tnmely drawnngs and desugns an orngunal cover for the magazine Two Issues of the Enterprise are publnshed each year one during the Chrnstmas season and the other nn the latter part of May Seated: P. Kennedy, L. Barrett, C. Jeffreys, D. Wilson, L. Jones, M. Gallagher, C. Colony. First row: C, Burrill, C. Cantlin, M. Callahan, E. 84 Hanley, C. Priest, M. Fleury, E. Maslen, J, Donovon, N, Adams, J. Price, N, White, S. Houghton. III' 010111610 Editor MAY BOUCHER BusIness Manager LORELLA JONES Art EdItor CAROLYN JENNISON Exchange ROBERT HAYN AdvIsors MISS TRACY MISS RITCHIE MR RAMEY Seated B Hayn L Jones M Boucher C JennIson FIrst row N Batchelder J SmIth S Stone K Jenmson B WhItham E Kendall F Cohn S Shaw J Parody Second row E Wyman MISS Tracy C Colony N Croteau S Bergeron E BeckwIth ThIrd row R Vogel P Larracey S Prtce R Beard WIth MIss Tracy as IIterary advIsor, the reporters of the Informer cover all events of Interest to Keene HIgh students Reportmg for the newspaper QIVSS members the chance to wrIte wIth a purpose to plan and OFQBHIZE each Issue and to work together for a common goal Those who are on the Informer staff develop good Iudgment and the Bblllly to dIscrImInate between fact and OPINION Throughout the year SIX Issues plus the senIor supplement cIrcuIate among the students The school newspaper IS an Integral part of hIgh school IIfe and I5 a source of satIsfactIon to all who read It and to all who work on It ,,.....g,.--v-- FIrst row B Beard L Meyer Second row J Ezrow M Matthews Thlfd row M Haw kms B Matthews Fourth row M Mecham D Royea P Roy G Chase 85 c. 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Flrst row E Bergeron M Gallagher N Crowell Secretary Second row J Canfxeld J Kxmball B Wyman Third row J LaMothe Treasurer C Loverung S Prnce Vnce President Fourth row C Wyman M J ONetl Presndent P Barrett Ftfth row Mr Holden Advlsor D Bodwell J Partridge lut enl l OUIIH1 Even though the Student Council IS lrnportant novv because lt acts as a llalson commlttee between the ad rnlnlstratuon and the student body tts nftost lrnportant tunctlon fvtll not be felt for several years The students who conwprtse the Councll are those who vvlll grovv lnto the leaders of tonnorrovv Worlclng on the Counctl prepares these students tor thelr roles ln later lute by allovvlng thern to parttclpate tn an actual government vvhlle stall under the guldance of a faculty advlsor Thus leadershlp tralntng vvhlch th y recelve novv should prove lnvaluable tn future years Protects for thus year lncluded the annual Hag and Stag Drag The Red Feather Talent Shovv student elec tlons and partlclpatlon IH State and Reglonal Student Counclls - -N . ,VN 'H .. t ' F , I . . 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I . . . , . e . - - - H r, I 1 - , . 1.1311-JJIDTIJ . 410115 Junior Lions, a new club this year is similar to the Junlor Rotarnans the mann dutterence beung that the Luons are luntor boys whsle the Rotarnans are sensors Two boys are chosen for each month of the school year On every Tuesday ot their respective months these boys attend a Lnons Club meetlng By attending these meetings the boys not only get a chance to see the Lnons nn actnon and to learn what part these men play In the communuty but also have the pruvalege of assoclatlng wnth leaders of the crty Frrst row R Hayn J Hanna Second row N Arsenhault P Bar rett Thlrd row D FltzGerald J Larson Fourth row L Borden 1 111111015 O'tc1ILlc1THS Wyman Fffth w B Fntzgerald A Durl ng Slxh row Partrudge M Saunders Severth row R MacAlluster W Peart As nmplned by the name the Junuor Rotarians are the type of boys who wall become the Rotarnans of tomorrow Thus organlzatton presents to the boys the opportunity to associate In fellowshnp with recognized protessronal leaders In the community The boys have often commented that a member of Rotary has served In a counselung capaclty to them un the formation of plans for a future career In May all members are responsuble for arrangnng a program forthe Rotary members Also the boys help the Rotarnans wnth their Boys and Girls Week protect Through prolects and assocuatuon wnth the Rotarnans these boys become acquainted wuth the responsnblll tles of a cuvnc leader TWU -P8 ati 'BAS I Flrsr row E Tracy R Ganley E Cohn M Stone P Buffum J Kruger J Keefe Mr Glazner Second row T Aldrnch R Tobias M J ONexl D Sweet D Wulbur M Medvudofsky C Wilder Third row L Seaver B Brudgham 1 :J rf 'fllri fl li Y Pure thoughts, pure minds, pure actions are the ideals of the Tri-l-li-Y, a girls' club which is affiliated with the Y.M,C.A. Through this club, members develop strong Christian character and, in helping others, learn to work together. Dances food sales and other money raising protects were on the lust of accomplishments for the past year All members gave contributions to World Service and sent toys to Cedarcrest at Christmas time ln all that they do the girls are helping themselves by helping others DELTA EPSILON CHAPTER ALPHA OMEGA CHAPTER First row N White E Wyman S Jarvis E Bergeron E Shempa First row G Holbrook J White M Folsom C Priest J LaMothe Second Scord row S Bergeron M Little N AdarY1S 5 Houghton D row N Croteau C Pierce Secretary J Donovon Vice President D Cutter C Jennison C Bogosnan Fresco President S Howard Treasurer C Tolman Third row M Wich M ney S arrett sen mt R C Ro Patmos M Wlchland L Barrett L Gove M Callahan M Matthews N Heneage H1 Y is a boys service club working in the interest of youth Their plans are to have a recreational program which will be of benefit to all the young people of Keene and to raise money for charitable causes Boys who have the honor of belonging to the l-li Y are developing strong character and leadership by par ticipating in all civic protects which the club undertakes Their interest for the welfare of their community will be deep rooted by the time they are adults ,1 First row G Thornton Secretary D FitzGerald D Frank P Num G McCollester P u um R Wilbur R Bemis Second row Jnclers M C ONeil Po e Treasurer Sharkey Fitz erald Larson G Ca Halford Thrd row M J ONetl Presi dent D Sweet W Peart T Wadsworth Chaplain J Masiello H Skerry W Bridgham D Ralston W Kretowicz C Anderson Vice President 88 A!! S aiigt 3 E an . f ver, X f ' 5 L ' We fm ,Q Q f,y ,....,q 2 f A H n apnpr tl u 'ii 1 Frrst row E Foster D Schmsdt K Coates C Jennlson Mrs Hutchnns L Penntng P Puclcernng M Redfleld M Stnnson Second row Smtth P Wyman C Jeffery N Colby M L Johnson W Huntley D man S Hull Grover D Dlamond D Fuller W Wal Brandt P Calef J Donovan W Candello P Roy Thlrd row K Moore enofsky M To man Rtchar son Forcner Coolidge evers P racey R a ord T A h K Martun Crowell S Barden M Gallagher N Messer C Prnmrose Fourth w D Wnlson S Applln D Reed G C ace Jor an G Adrlch Shennfeld R Moore J Ch st ansen S Whlte D Sweet C Des uns M aunders B Webb S e x Jo ON J Ba Keene Hugh School s A Cappella Chorr IS one of the outstandlng musucal organlzatlons rn New England Whtle struvlng to keep thus reputatron the Chour fulfills tts purpose of developlng among tts members a hugh degree of muslcranshtp and an appreciation of good muslc Besides presentnng Its annual Chrtstmas and sprung concerts the Cholr has sung for local organlzattons Every member of Chonr has also done some solo work This year eight choir members have receuved the coveted honor of belng chosen for the All State Chorus The followung wall sung tn the All State Festival at Manchester Ted Aldrlch Susan Appltn Sandra Barden Nancy Crowell James Grover Wllltam Huntley Carolyn Jennlson and Douglas Sweet gn Carollng at Christmas Who's the cherub at the chimes? Songblrds relaxing Tenor sectron rn review WWFCP3 Ref U1 For Those who lusT like To sung or who wanT To Improve Their srngrng The Cvlee Club provudes an op porTunlTy Through parTlclpaTron In Thus club members learn The TundamenTals of vocal Techniques and :T opens The door To a vvlder appreclahon of all kinds of music Also from The ranks of The Glee Club very oTTen come candldaTes Tor The A Cappella Cholr debug-,K V,-K Frrsr row N Chadwrck P Henderson N DeCoTa C Sweeney E Jordan M Haggart l. Fonfalne S Gale J Darnbrouckas R Bows ver! Secord row S BurT Nl Manson D Lamoureaux P Bussell E Johnson J Price G NorTon D Frazrer J Harrns H Aldrun Thrro row P Blanchard V Ahern D DelDoTTo P Slmon S Bergeron D McCarThy J Ruchardson M Sherwin L Gove S Alther 9I T , . ,,. . . ,, . . . . . I - - 1 , . f S ' ' ., 'M 1 .1 , - , '. .. 1 J- ' 'i -'IT .. ' ' - 'Y' ' .. ' L Q Wgo' J 'Q k VMS.-4... V ., ,- ' 2 - I , A , - , - , l T - . - A , - , - T A 4' . . 1 , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . ,-. , . , . , . , . , . . amd K 'x.L 1 Rx C Cantlrn G French B Hayn C Marraschun A Patmos C Burrnll L Keatmg H Aldrm P Kacanek E Hanley Third row J Westlund A Lougee B Nicholls S Barrett H Nash G Garland B Matthews S Scrlbner R Brutton M Wrchland Fourth row E Parsons G Des Jardnns J Wheeler H Kacanek R Lougee B Levnne G Cann P Calef R Faubert E Maslen Fifth row C Colony G Webb B Smrth K Coates A Robertson S Banner C Tolman J Canfneld S Howard D Reid Sixth row C Primrose R Tobias G Briggs M Haggart S Flrst row T Fournner D Sweet J Wnlson R McFarland J Larson L Jones D Ohman M Gallagher D Bnshop J Ezrow Second row Dailey D Wnlson S Shennfeld H Todd J Charboneau J Thompson e As th student body fzles unto the audntorlum the band plays a strrrnng march Yes, the band rs always on the spot addnng to the school spurnt at football games, assemblres, and rallles Whale the school as a whole benefits from the performances of the band, each member of this musncal organlzatnon as gaunlng abzlrty on hrs or her Instrument Here as well as In sports teamwork rs necessary In order to produce the desired tone, quallty and blend whtch determnne whether the band as merely good or outstanding Besides the regular programs the band has held a Band Jamboree and exchange concerts with Sprung field Vermont and Sanford Marne durlng the past year Forward, March! -gt Victory Parade Half time rc cesitrat A prime requisite for membershtp In the Orchestra is good musicianship Each Individual gains valuable experience in working together with the others welding has own part into one musical composition besides having an opportunity to benefit from solo work Throughout the year at assemblies and concerts the orchestra has given pleasure to all with their fine music making that ranges from Broadway musicals to opera First row: C. Kilroy, D. Wilson, A. Robertson, P. Kacanek, J. Larson, H. Todd, K. Coates, B. Smith. Second row: J. Lernatowitz, J. Sargent L, Jones, H. Nash, S. Barrett, H. Kacanek. Third row: G. Desjardins, G. French, A. Lougee, M. Gallagher, Mr. Cook, D. Sweet. WHTHQTS QHLIYIUIH QOHOT GUQTJ L T Sf pp ghgh l Q lull Vi: Us f-2 M Medvudotsky S Skunner M Stone T Schcr L Gove K Coates Muss Ackerman S Maruaschun CB auiuung Each year the Debatung Club guves uts members the opportunuty to debate on a topuc currently playung an umportant part un the natuonal scene When the hugh school debater of today steps unto the adult world of tomorrow he us better equupped to express humself untellugently and coherently on topucs vutal to humself and hus fellow cutuzens he us able to look at both sudes of a questuon and to evaluate the pounts clearly The Keene Hugh School Debatung Club us a member of the Bates League and the Natuonal Forensuc League Throughout the year the club has partucupated un many tournaments and student congresses held uru varuous parts of New England Two of the most outstandung tournaments were the tourney at the Unuversuty of New Hampshure where Keenes novuce debaters truumphed over teams from four states placung second and the two day Burlurugton Vermont competutuon The turst day was devoted to debatung and the second to varuous oratorucal duvusuons dramatuc extemporaneous humorous orugunal oratory poetry and the funals of debate Lynne Gove and Morrus Nledvudofsky dustunguushed themselves un the orugunal oratory and extemporaneous duvusuons respectuvely goung unto the semu funals Cynthua Maruaschun Morrus Medvudofsky Lynne Gove and Martun Stone all were awarded theur emeralds for the Degree of Honor upon earnung seventy fuve pounts or more Muss Ackerman debate coach receuved the Degree of Dustunctuon sym boluzed by a ruby J QA, f,. . K , - ,A . . ,. ,. , . , , . . lb O 1 I - 1 I I - I I ' , I I I I I , I I I ' I I I - ACTORS Frrst row N Crowell M Gallagher E Jordan S Prrce M Stone E Fox G Thornton Second row R Wrlber J Forssen J Partrldge B Cambtgue J Hansen R Tobras E Tracy Thlrd row P Buftum D Wyman C Anderson mamainc Under the able coachnng of Mrs Collins the actors and actresses of the Dramatrc Club scored a hut wrth theur tnrst play of the year The Gentleman From Athens Wnth contlnulng success they presented the Chrlstmas play Song of Glory and the sprung play Combining pleasure wlth work the Dramatlc Club made a trrp to Boston to attend a protessronal play On October 30 the members saw Trme Remembered starrrng Helen Hayes Susan Strasberg and Rlchard Burton Not only the actors but also the behind the scene workers profrt from the experuence of presenting plays for the public Through partlclpatlon they develop potse personalnty and creatuve abnluty They strnve for perfectlon In all they do as they engage ID voluntary lndlvldual and group service SENIORS st row E Fox M Matthews B Chase K Alrnquust J Kmball M Krnney G Holbrook S Prlce Secord w J E row T Dtlorenzo D Wrlber T Aldrrch J Kruger A Lang M Stone C Ceo y N Croteau D Fresco N N Colby Thrrd row D Sweet G Thornton R Bergeron C Anderson E Tracy R Tobras N Crowell :. ,. ,. ,. ',. ,. ,. . : . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ',. .' :. , . ,. . 0 f l e ' lun - I , . I 1 1 - I 1 1 I - 1 - - 1 I - Ffr 1. ,. ,. ,. ,.l ,,' ,, l, 'A 'VOS-Z r- ,- ,. .- ., ,. ,, ln, . ,. ,,. , I. ,. I, I4 I' ,. ,, . he. .4 SCENERY COMMITTEE AND STAGE HANDS MAKE UP PROP AND COSTUME COMMITTEES Frst row M Matthews D Fresco B Shaw .I Knmball N Crofeau B Chase M Klnney Second row T Shor M Chase P Calef C Colony K Almqulst T DlLorenzo F Colm Thrrd row T Aldrnch R Bergeron E Jordan M Gallagher OFFICERS W Saunders S Prx Crowell C Colony Mrs Co ns Q esco onov 5 dndu 9 J ml L Can n E Mas I Fo'som C Pr cs! J LaMoTlme N Perreaelv L Pr me L Gove J Greenleaf Second row G Holbroo Gall gker A ra n Lrson or: ow B rqero R To nas J Cnarboneau if lsltms Cllulls Each year smiling girls usher students to their seats at school assemblies and make seat-hunting a pleasure at concerts and plays. This seemingly inexhaustible supply of ushers comes from the Ushers' Club, whose main purpose is to serve both school and community. Members develop in poise and self-confidence as they learn to meet and work with both adults and students Advisor MR RICHMOND Head Usher JEAN THOMPSON Asststart Head Ushers PAULA WYMAN JEAN LAMOTHE :jill il.. First row stardirg P Wyman Assistant Head Usher J Thompson Head Usher Sitting J Kimba P Lumatamen D Fresco M Matthews J Ezrow Second row S Applin N Crowell C Pierce Simonds C Colony Third row B Chase A Lang M Wtchland N Croteau E Fox ll J ' L v T X 1 I 'I I My K. ' 4 uh, 2 1 i Q P, I I . ' N 4' gfsfgwl I ss, 5. Fi 1 W J . . t Q '- 1 - 1 L C , I: . I X I Ax A ! . x Q? H. ' N t , 1 J' g ' U e,y,.:1:y,.s If gli ' tw VV ' sy xt t 4 J' Y . y Z l J! it J yy it ygy! K A V y , ' D ,V t- N Ni- f ' ,gb 5 , ' I , -sa, A ld 1... 1' Ftrst row J Partrndge W Goodnow Second row D Wrnght R DlLu1o P Larracey L Perry G French P Kacanek Thtrd row J Hanna T Duchesneau B Cleveland R Golden R Banley R Bergeron B Stroshnne D Stone C Cole R NlacAlltster Mass Cooke In addttuon to pertornnnng a useful service to thelr school rnany of the boys of the audno vnsual department are recelvlng tralnung t a future In the rado television lndustry Thus trannung ns greatly enhanced by the addatron thus year of closed clrcuut television Nrne fortunate boys operate thus equipment three days each week Others work on the publac address systern readlng the daily announce rnents Another Important tunctnon p rtormed by the engnneers as the operation of all equuprnent such as rnovue protectors and tape recorders The rnann purpose of the Auduo Visual Club ns to be ot continuous service to Keene Hugh School In carrying out hls dutnes each boy gauns technlcal knowledge and learns valuable lessons nn leadershup and responslbuluty Lf lst ow DtLu B Clevelan Sec n vv Balley R Go en DONALD STONE D Sone J Hanna, R, Bergeron, T. Duchesneau, P. Larracey. F' is TllllU1llCOJlI IF'i1l1I llffi1l1'llS Frrst row B Brldge P Blam L Hooper S Scrxbner Second row M Nichols P Bnssell P Lumatalnen C Llttle E Beckwith Third row Mrs Roberts G Moore E Tlllson J Lavigne A Stetson R Leslle D Del Dotto L Keating R Baldwin J Thompson A Cotter A Damels B Whrtham C Capron P Kennedy J Kauppu M J Blake B Webster S Alexander Llbrarles need have no fear of a shortage of llbrarlans, nf the thzrty gurls who are now Junror Lnbrarnans contrnue thenr work Of course, many of them wall not go unto this partrcular tleld but the tralnrng will certalnly help them, as It fosters lrbrary Interests and Increases thelr acquaint ance wlth, and use ot,l1brarytacllrtles Book Week, an November, was the bnggest week of the year, wuth many new books exchanging hands In the library Alternatlng between a program and a busrness meetlng they have held two regular sessnons a month These gurls will always be thankful for the experience gained through member shrp In thus organrzatuon Presldert PATRICIA LIIMATAINEN Vice Presrdent CONNIE LITTLE Secretary PATRICIA BISSELL Treasurer ESTHER BECKWITH . . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . . 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President .,,., THEODORE ALDRICH Vice President , ,,,,, , REGINALD TOBIAS Secretary , EMILY MASLEN Treasurer ,, ,,,, , ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, , MICHAEL O'NElL For those who wash to deruve speclal benefuts and to gnve valuable service by belongnng to a worth whsle organlzatlon the Physncs Club provndes an excellent Opportunity Thus organnzatuon dlvldes unto fnve sep arate commuttees the program commnt tee science fanr commuttee sclence faur general committee research commlttee and clvuluan defense commnttee Each one of these unnts works separately then on a date decided upon earluer gaves a demonstratnon before the other members The step from wnlllng club members of today to actnve research workers of to morrow wnll be made comparatively easy because of the background received n this club Plsysifs Clulm v....,....,.-.... 5 -mm -M M W F- Flrst row D Earl E Maslen W Kretowntz E Cohen M ONell Second row Bridgham J Kruger E Tracy M Hayn R Halford N Perreault C Burrnll P Calef R Coleman Third row R McFarland A Merrufneld R Page C Anderson R Tobuas T Aldrnch J Shemfeld IlOJOgf,V President LORELLA JONES Vlce President CYNTHIA HOLBROOK Program Charrman VIRGINIA AHERN The Bnology Club as composed mainly of biology students who wish to broaden thesr knowledge of the sublect They gain valuable background experience by be comlng lncreasnngly aware of the part sclence plays an the world of today The means the students use to add to thenr knowledge of biology are many and varled They view educational films, go on field trlps conduct experiments and are contunually alert to new sclentlflc trends By supplementmg theur regular course these biology enthuslasts develop In Left to nght L Jones V Ahern M Todd J Brown M Nums R Johnson L What comb M Fleury C Holbrook themselves the broad sclentlfnc back ground which IS necessary In a world that us becommg more and more aware of the realm of sclence lol . . I . . .Q If 1 h , I ml, hawaii I I S, I ' : . , . , . ' , . , . I ' , : W. ' a Br - I mlb Secretary-Treasurerwml .Y V,VV I MARJORIE TODD S .Wm l f . . . :A QA , . . s I-L I 4 It I I t ' , ' A . . . ug, - - ' L I . ,a . 'l ' ' 'rw I A I A . . ,A ,, , ,, I J 4, I I I .I . I . I . , . . . . q - I V - 1 I A ' ' 0 7 . . . mature aumrnc-ms o X rnetmca in X italy ,N Hin t Wi ...,h-sNk'w uu- I D WILKES R DENICO Prnze wmnlng sheep Presfdent STEVEN STOWELL Treasurer DELBERT BLAKE Vlce Presldent RICHARD HOLMES RGPONSF BRUCE PERRY Secretary RICHARD DENICO Sentinel LEONARD NYE Boys who have plans of gonng unto the farming lndustry can get a basnc foun datlon ofthe rudlments ot agriculture by becomnng a member ot F F A These boys enter thenr prolects In contests to compete for pruzes and have secured several top awards farmnng expertence counts, and by belongung to thus organnzatuon these boys have already galned thenr fundamental knowledge of agrlculture -v-:gunman-Qu ffl nl: Seated D Wnlkes, D Blake, B Perry,L Nye R Dennco, S Stowell, R Nye Standmg P Davns, R Merchant, C Cobb, D Lambert E Ellns l02 'Y 'T A a - 4 4 c I A f , l f L ' A . . . l f '1 Q L MJ L U' I 1, , xg ' 'V 4 ,,, ,W , H- E , tl M M--M .Q..,,, , ,,. I I QV I QCD Q X Q? Q QA al X 5 I Flrsr row H Nevers J Brewer P Barrett D F11zGerald A Gemmell W Huntley B FltzGerald G McCollester B Sfroshme D Fnsh D Wilkes Second row P Buffum D Ralston W Brndgham P Forcler J Hanna C Cheney D Pottle J Masuello N Dardanl R Wnlber B Sharkey Third row N Arsenault B Webb H Kauser M Saunders W Sullivan W Ashworth amllm There it goes! v Qlelendersxdlfhe lbmange and KheQBlack In their two opening games, the Keene High football team showed much spirit and enthusiasm. As the season progressed the endurance and sportsmanship of the team became evident as the boys rallied after five defeats to tie their final game. Paul Buffum proved himself to be a stalwart and dependable squad captain. Next year looks like a big one for the KHS Blackbirds as the team is losing only four men by graduation: Paul Buffum, Bill Bridgham, Don Pottle, and Jim Masiello. Outstanding this year was the remarkable school spirit. At home games an average of six hundred fans cheered their teams on faithfully throughout the SGBSOT1 Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Springfield Vt Stevens Brattleboro Concord Dover Laconia St John Lebanon Frst row D Ralston W Bridgham B FitzGerald P Buffum J Hanna N Dardam D FitzGerald P Forcier J Mass ello Second row Coach Hanley N Arsenault P Barrett W Sullivan G McCollester M Saunders D Pottle W Ashworth D Wilkes Coach Sanders lvaumsulfy Cl eeuvleauulceuues Seated Norma Croteau Stand g M Callahan J Parody M Kunney Co Captan .J Kumball Co Captan M Lftle N Perreault Thus years Varsuty Cheerleadung Squad has truly been one of the most out standung un the hustory of Keene Hugh School Led by co captauns Joslun Kumball and Mary Kunney the gurls have worked up many new and trucky cheers Thus fall durung the football season the cheerleaders buult school spurut up to an all 'fume hugh Members of thus excellent squad are Norma Croteau Joslun Kumball Mary Kunney Judy Parody senuors Mary Ann Callahan Norma Perreault and Paula Wyman uunuors and Martha Luttle sophomore Cheer ng the crowd on Go Keene Go' l JHQQT' PHY IDT S The Junnor Varsuty Cheerleaders led by Captain Gaul Holbrook cheered the J V Basketball team and also cheered at one game durlng the flu epudemlc when the Varsnty Cheerleaders were suck The members of the squad are Gaul Holbrook sensor Judy Donovan and Jacquelnne Whute lunuors Anne Edwards Sandra Jarvrs Katherine Jennuson Sarah Jo Walsh and Beth Wyman sophomores E Wyman K Jenn son J Wh te G Holb ook J Donova A Ed a ds Tw 'sl 1 1 f W , Tj Yu .1 -1 f A f. I I . ,l . I li ' 'z , 'I l ' I I I ' . .. i,. i,. r ,. n,. wr. :Q A, First row B Nicholls l. Goodhue J Keete W Goodnow Second row Coach Mayes W Peart P Fletcher R MacAllxster ross outmlltrty Keene Stevens Keene Bradley Keene Concord Keene Nashua Keene Stevens Wnth the expert runnlng ot Pete Fletcher to spur them on the l957 cross country team placed fourth rn the State Meet thus year Thus years tearn vvnll go down an K H S sports not only as a cooperattve spunky unrt but also as a strong support for Pete Fletcher Thus was a great year for the lunnor runner He won hns second consecutive state cross country race placed fourth In the State Meet paced the top runners In the northeastern states at the New England Cross Country Meet where he came ID as a strong slxth and also broke by 24 seconds not once but three tnrnes the horne course record set by has brother Crosley Wnth Fletcher as the rnarnstay of the l958 tearn Coach Mayes ns lookung tor vvard to a good season next year Another advantage ns that the tearn loses only two of nts runners Les Goodhue and John Keefe by graduation 711 ' A IUEIC . Track is a team sport. It depends not on the individual but on the whole for its success. Thus, Co-Captain Jim Trafton sacrificed his best eventethe 880-yard dash-to run in the l00, 220, and 440. Co-Captain John Barrett set a new discus record by hurling it T115 feet. Cliff Channell, a senior newcomer, was the dark horse of the season but proved his mettle by winning the T80-yard low hurdles at the State Meet and by romping off with first place honors in the State Decathlon Championship. The real highlight of the season was a postal meet between Keene and Anchorage, Alaska. Each team scheduled meets with nearby teams, then at the end of the season each averaged the scores attained Its novel to have a postal meet between two teams that are so widely separated but to have the scores come out a tie was absolutely amazing To have an even more exciting meet this year Coach Mayes invited Hawaii to enter this rompeti tion thus making it a triangular meet among three widely separated points .J First row L Nye H Lane R Britton Second row D Lm ert R Laurent 5 Q 1 sr w D Masters N Arsenault R Vogel H L ne J P Furlone Secort r rv J Qu n n P Forcier C Channell B Britton J Trafton Co Captain J Barrett Co Capta n L Goodhue B Nichols W Goodnow J Keefe Third row J Hanna P Eckhard W Bridgl' m W Peart G Shepard P Barrett G Hall T Tracy C Cheney Coach Mayes IO9 1 I I I 4 : . , . , . ' . : . is b i- Ji , P 4 s f tau, J Y ' Y .' 5 .. ' 1 ' -3 f , 1 , f C . 'fi 1 X, s , , .J V K X 4- X x X ' : 'S 1 . X S 54' Fir ro: . , . , . , , a , .Hakala, , , id oi: . ia, Fialul I , f ff '1 S- X.. 1 -1 Furst row C Holbrook L Smuth A Dunkel J LaMothe J Cantueld N Heneage C Burrull A Lang Second row Muss McCaughey P Curry N Croteau E Maslen C Colony D Carey M Hawkuns P Calef M Chase C Loverung N Rowe A Robertson S Maruaschun VARSITY Varsuty Fueld Hockey us the mauor tall sport for gurls at K H S Usually the gurls have a full schedule but thus year the weather and suckness took theur toll Of the planned eught games only three were played However the returnung gurls are hopung for a bugger and better season next year The team loses tour players by graduatuon Julue Canfueld Charlotte Colony Norma Croteau and Anne Robertson Muss McCaughey us lookung to the J V players to full the places beung vacated by the senuors Sunce the J V squad was also hut by suckness they played only three games scorurug a record of two tues and one loss Keene Claremont Keene Gardner Keene Gardner , - Closung un a--.. nga gn A:-wi. Movrng down the fueld --ul.. 'h'?-5... Ground slacks Keene Clare-rnonf Keene Gardner Keene Gardner x ff First row B Brrdge, J Lee, D Cutter, E Bergeron, E Wyman, S Srow, S Walsh, D McCarthy, S Jarvrs Second row J Fannle, M Todd, J Dambrouckas, N Adams, E Shempa, C Pruesf, K Galway, S Bef geron, F Jordan, E Johnson, Mass Drugg J I . OF - BY M 1 ' i 7 ,H-vp . . J Y, v ' it l ri 'Q fnagk ,D f ,fe fl .' r, , an . 3 .K K : 2 - ' A ww A Er mg .W X rf V r, , .X D H ..,. - J :,. Y L 3-'lfii -ll J.V. . iiii ii1 -if 7 n f ' . X X ,J 1 wx fix fl-,KK Xxx -Lily . Yr rf X 'A' ' ,N anrslltfy llgatsllsetflwatllll Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Frst row L Borden J Larson J Hakala R Welber P Henry Second row J Chrnstansen H Skerry P Tolman M ONetI A Durlmg R Laurent Coach Wyman Sprnngfneld Vt Bellows Falls Vt Dover Brattleboro Portsmouth Alumnn Dover Nashua Central Concord V Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Sprlngfleld Vt Although Coach Wymans forces werent very effectuve racknng up vuctornes thelr courage and stablluty clurlng the whole season were of hugh quality The future seems brtght for next years season since the team loses only one sensor Make ONell Hank Skerry Monty Durllng and Pete Tolman are the lunnors behnnd the strong backung of a sophomore Pete Henry The school ns gambling on a possuble state tutle rn basketball next year Berlun Nashua Portsmouth Concord Bradley Stevens Stevens Central Bellows Falls Vt Long stretch D Y go nf, CC C cccc 46 ' ' , .ccc C C32 JJ 56 ' J J JJ J C 50 , C C59 42 J J JJ C CCC64 cccc 53 JJ 50 J C C CC CCC45 , t. 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C CC 52 f C, C .rf aa a ,ll , li Y . aslsellvall Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene lrst row P Barrett R Vogel E Larson D Mt er G McCollester T Boccna Second o W Kreto wcz B Sm th R Cote W Sullvan W Ashworth D Wlkes C Cheney Coach Franklun Sprungfleld Vt JV Vt as Bellows Falls Vt JV Keene C Y O Marlboro Nashua J V at Central J V Concord J V C Y O Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene at Nashua J V at Concord J V Bradley J V Stevens J V at Stevens JV Central J V at Bellows Fall S Sprrngfueld Vt JV Marlboro Although Coach Frankllns forces dndnt have a very lrnpresslve record he brought out the tact that dlscnpllne and sacrltnce rnake up a wnnnrng team and without them success rsnt posslble Hts players had the will to wrn and fought all the way to the last buzzer Ronny Cote and Doug Wlllces were the hugh scorers forthe season r the foul F'- : . , . , . , . i ivi , . , . ' . r W: . - 19 ' ' , ., . .77 68 43 . . 47 'I 77 58 7 47 . . 43 , ., . .7 61 415 . . 43 . . . 777 7 47 65 . . 777 Keene ,,e,e 45 at Vilas 7 ,,e, 34 Keene 77 50 at Bradley J.V. 7 36 eee, 7 30 c,,,, 52 . . 7 7 51 . . ,,e, 70 7 7 48 . . 7 7 53 . . 63 50 58 . . 7777 56 48 ' ' , . 77 44 . . 7 7 65 7 57 A . 1' X F om line VARSITY lllllll' S Z First row B Lunna J Knmball J Westlund J Lee C Lover ng N Rowe Second row A Robertson K Almqunst P Portvv ne C Roy N Croteau C Prumrose J Canfield K Galway N Coles Out of the elght games played thus year the Gurls Varsnty Basketball Team won two and lost sux Two of these games wuth Bellows Falls and Claremont were very close with Keene losing by only one point All the gurls put nn many long hours of practuce after school but specual recognition should go to the sensor squad members Karen Almqunst Julie Can tleld Norma Croteau Joslnn Kumball Barbara Lunna Anne Robertson Carol Roy and Joan Westlund But graduatlon Keene has lost many excellent players but If the record made by the JV team us any lndtcatnon of what IS gonng to happen next year the school should have no worrles Out of elght games the J V s won seven Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Bellows Falls Gardner ,,,, Greenfield Claremont , Claremont , Bellows Falls Greenfield ,, Gardner ,,,,cc Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene .I.V. 32 Frrst row R R1 ey S Snow llgE1Sl'SC'lllDElll BeHows FaHs 28 Gardner Greenfleld Claremont Claremont Bellows Falls Greenfleld Gardner F1ghr for nt Joan' Q-1 C7 1 .gb S x C'-2' in L D Borden E Wyman CoCapfa1ns Second row J Fannue Jamce Dambrouckas S Perry Joyce Dambrouckas S Banner M Haggert Th1rd row E Hudson A Dunkel C Holbrook or 21 2 31 20 ' 2 2 12 2 29 2 2 27 sa 25 do 37 2222 222219 :so ' do 17 or 22222 2 22 , 22222 2222 2,11 2 1 5 l X.: 'I 14 , fn K .Rf xxbx V 7 . ,, , i , J g Wm 4-'F 1 1 V K k f , :..,f ' 2 7 A 1' of 7 C f 7 ' r 4 1 1 ff Y' - 1 ' 1, X 7 K . Q A 1 t le i, 1 - f QX ' ' ' . g xx C 2 ,R A 2 ?. X l Frst row A Trombley J Brudge O Black D Emery A Cantlun N Galllardetz D Fleming Second row L Hawkms A Durlung L Borden M ONel H Skerry R Wulber aurrsntiy arse at Orange Mass Brattleboro Vt at Bellows Falls Vt at Sprlngfleld Vt Sprnngfleld Vt at Berlun at Vermont Academy at Nashua Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene at Claremont Bellows Falls Vt Berlnn Claremont Orange Mass at Concord Portsmouth lTourneyD Under the strong bats of Alan Cantlun Chubby Ganllardetz and Dan Emery the Blackbzrds complled an :mpressrve record of lri 2 Without the skilled coach :ng of the late Mr Mulvaney It would not have been possuble He encouraged the sportsmanship courage and agnlnty whuch defnnntely made the players better men He also nnspnred them wnth has phnlosophy There ns no substitute for vnctory The team elected Chubby Galllardetz captain and Chuck Brldge recenved the L Heureux Trophy II6 Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene L .1 . Y W - , J T f ls' v, I xx QQUL 4 . V A A E Vx A I V T' A lla l , . ,ee, ,TO , L, 5 ,L H l , ., eeee so ,.,,a11 , do , .., .,,.. 2 ee,,,,.c T2 ' , , , , 4 ' ' , . .,,e,e,,,,,, 2 Keeneee e,,, 16 Nashua A ,. L 2 Keene ' ' , ., ,e,e.. ,, ,,,, 3 eeeeee T5 B 4 ' eeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeee,,ee 3 .A,ee a up ee,e 16 , . as e.eea 3 2 A - 4 ' '--'11 4 A ,F-23.24 'ff 2 56. 'U-,P Q4 17 ,Quai 'fb ,f 5, xv 1 if in if ,vw I R 4'3!Wgfk i 675 2, J 'K' ir 'ff' WW? 4,-. ?i- -2-i'.w wg? .Ma-Q ffffjame.. 43? me Q-uf' r.. .14 alum if 'J -v' 'Q' H COACH MULVANEY l1lTClSxC+5L1J1L ,Qi nf- 53.15 4 Q A , v , 4 q V A I - ' -4? '.9 - v 4 A . -.-,. V Q . .sv Q- -f Y F f-'.-iii -,, . t -..-5, ,- - . K I -A+!! V, 5 ,.- A . ' 5 I ' - ' A ' -fEt Z 'S: ., , A 4 1 I . I f 1 ' - -3 .-'- N A ff, ' 'A W. 5, . ., , ., ..,-,, ,. ,. ,A n, W, , N V ,. ,J V h Y - . I . . - , f M, 45 A . f . ' A I f V ' n 1 .f,, 'V - . , -. - ,Ly .f t A-. ,?hF 1:,Qf. 5 H - -, V , 1 A ' - -'f , . 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Q - 1. 9:1 fff '1 ' P f 'I I , , f , 92 . . A ,V . , , , , , A . ,. , Y . ,V 7 . A . A 51.1111 ,ur Jcimx uv Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Frst ro D Pottle H Ka ser D Wads orth R Henry G McCollester J Cross Second row J Brewer P Tolman T Rudolf J Garland D Ralston D Stone L Seaver C MacCracken Coach Leavutt Dublln School Dublnn School Walpole Marlboro Marlboro Vxlas Vnas ElSCBl EL Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Vermont Academy JV Brattleboro J V Stevens J V Stevens J V Keene Junzor Hugh Keene Junror Hugh Last sprung the Junnor Blackblrds compiled an Impressive record of ll 3 The leading hntters were Don Pottle Lanny Seaver and Pete Tolman and the school looked forward to seeing them on the Varsity Thenr leadnng pntchers were Lanny Seaver and Davrd Boutford Under the leadershnp of Coach Leavltt courage and fine sportsmanshtp were brought out X 0 9 ' H 8 8 . L l4 ' 7 3 Keene 10 Brattleboro J.V. l , 2 ll . . 8 , l ll . . L , lll , , 3 'l2 . . 2 ' 8 , 6 ' ' 7 'l 3 , 2 ' ' , ow ang On October T6 T957 the Bowlnng League began nts second year After three weeks the forty boys who came out for the sport were dlvnded unto 8 teams Each team has a captann and consusts of fave bowlers The Thunderbnrds won hugh score for the first half of the season and wnll play the winner of the second half after eleven weeks Durlng February vacatnoon the top fave men from Keene bowled wnth Man chester At the end of the half Ted Aldrrch was top man wnth an average of 94 l9!3O DEADWOODS Paul Kacanek Captain Masters FutzGerald Stroshlne Ruelke ALLEY CATS John Garland Captam Fuller Partrndge Alger Taylor Blrggs Bergeron 5 STRIKES Ralph Halford Captam Hansen Westcott Forcler Cleveland SPUTNICKS Bob McFarland Captam Doherty Page Trask Avery Lambert Carter THUNDERBIRDS Ted Aldrlch Captam Carter Shelnfeld Racine Rouleau BUZZIES Phul Nlms Captam Tolman Vngneau Hebert Boufford Sullivan Wadsworth 5 SPARES Dave Garllardetz Captam H Kacanek Brandt Pelkey O Bruen Barrett GRENADIERS Ronny Frorey Captam Panght Stone Garrett FutzSnmmons Frnnk Wtlbur Wantnng for your chance? Decrdmg throw 1 ' Webb Bowie Hill ' . ' Grolll The golf team was able to schedule only a limited number of matches for the fall season. Springfield, Vermont, hosted Keene and Bennington, Vermont, for 'the first match which Keene won by a score of BVQ to Springfield's 3V2 and Bennington's 3. A return play-off with Springfield saw the Blaclcbirds lose on their own home course, 9 to 6. The final competition of the season was played on home ground with Benning- ton, Vermont, winning lOV2 to AV2. Keene ,, ., 8V2 Springfield 3V2 Bennington Keene , ., H ' , 6 Springfield . 9 Keene . . AVQ Bennington lOV2 20 First row: R, Lougee, D, Nletivier, T. Boccia. Second row: R. Hayn, K. Quinan, K. Taylor, Coach Burrill. I f' I I Q B525 .1-Efki KM, Z.. .. l I J Ax i INTER JNPRING fmmcoastf are use As we have begun To as sume responsubnlmes l22 Our class bids farewell To The class of VW 0 If lzliure U11 tens Girls Stale Q Glrls Nation Nancy Crowell with Sen Cotton Sharon Prnce Governor gives nnaugural address ' F5 Boys Slate Delegates Boys State I Y The Spirit af KOJHIOSO Band leads the vnctory parade Sophomore candidates Successful candndate DOUG BODWELL President V I C T O R Y Furs? of The season , A s I all J Milla E Q I I ' ' MID rf: ' rw, li 99 ln Poofhau ldlem anr1T1QaC Sharby Trophy wrnner Paul Buffum receives trophy from Mr Drew Our outstandnng runner Pete Fletcher Gordon McColIester wrnner of The Booster Club award recerves has trophy from Mr Drew v 1 f 1 f I . Nl CBHQKB S A 0 EMSHHQSS SHHUW ILIISIIIIUICESS lst prnze Ray Bauley 3rd prize Talent Talent Sharon Prnce Bob Coleman Talentlll The cast of The Gentlemen From Athens Nancy Crowell Bob Coleman 2nd prnze Sauerkraut Six 1 Claudette Campagna 9 0 0 0 l lil ' t lljfllllillli C B f li l I Tony Fournier W, VE I mn ocracy 111 .SX ch on I Speak for Democracy Wendy Walnng guvnng her wnnnnng address Nancy Crowell our DA R Good Cmzen leaving for the state competmon H H 1 ' ' ' 1 -1 ek ' f 3 . AVA, I I 1 f ' s J - .1 I if 5. . 0 - , . fl' Lf W ' l Caroling in the halls A Song of Glory M. Gallagher, B. Jordan, E. Fox, N. Crowell a K.H.S. tradition V sw: 1 seg? 4 fs t at t W .q'f+g,2 ,f Q Christmas as 4OyCC3llllX Christmas dinner A 061 Concert ali i mm good! Decorations . . . 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Z ,ff ,X ff r W X7 xii I ffm MAYS FOOD STORE INC M b S+ e+ 2 5 MR AND MRS EDWARD R KOTT WYMANS SALES 8: SERVICE Lincoln Mercury M b S e I' KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE RUSS GARAGE Forlegn Car Sales and Service TELEPHONE CONNECTION WILBER BROTHERS SUPER MARKET Y QUALITY MEATS FOR 30 YEARS N KEENE MILL END STORE F d 9 Josem-I e PARODY P p + TI EL 2 on MICHELS STUDIO SHOP dJ IYRLDECAR LI IDEAL TAXI Radio Dlspalched E 2 CHESHIRE COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance C 'rl' NIMS PLUMBING CO 447 Wes+ SI' Keene N H CALLAHAN S TAXI SERVICE INC TI EL 2 25 QUALITY SHOPPE Dresses and Sporfswear DERBYS OF KEENE NC I9 V WEST ST KEENE N H Tel EL 20950 KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Every single one of you as welcome here This sfore has always been a sor'I of High School Headquarlersg here's hoping ir always will be because we like 'Io see you here. Use our phone: meer your 'Friends here: park ai' our fables: make yourself aI home. BULLARD 81 SHEDD 4' I840 High School Headquarfers I958 I O 38 arl oro re ' - Tel. EL -353 Keene '99 ar' Oro fr e PIen'I of Free Parking Main Slreef Lower Main S+. Keene, . H. I2 Federal S reel' e. -36 I2-A e eral S+. ' Large Variely of . Fabrics and Sewin Nolions Keene' New Hampshire Gills an ewer, . . O S . , ro . Tel. L -I33I II en al Sq. Keene, N. H , . . e. -25 ' , I . ernon S+. Keene, N. H. I8 . , . . . - AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY Keene New HampshIre MORGAN LINEN SERVICE WHEELER AND TAYLOR DAIRY 85 Marlboro S+ Te EL 2 407 3 Kmgsbury S+reeI' HOME AQUARIUM PeI's and Pei SuppIIes W T SI JOHNSON S DRUG DRUGS PRESORIPTIONS TRUSSES SACROILIAC BELTS ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS GOODNOW 5 HOSPITAL SUPPLIES Cafers +o You'rIn TI EL 2 32 G8IR PETES RESTAURANT WWCHESTER S, KEENE N H ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING EL 2 RepaIrIng RewIncIIng Tl EL 2 22 ARTHUR WHITCCMB INC Producers of MONADNOCK BLOCKS MASONRY SUPPLIES Congra+uIa+es The SenIor Class on The OccaSIon of TheIr Graduahon M Te EL 20IOI I . I. -I 39 es reef Keene, N. H I 4 CenIraI Sq., Keene, N. H. e. -02 I 3I4 . , . , Tel. .37I4 - ' ' e. -34 I 0 725 ain S+. I - I39 BIBEAUS ED BERC-3ERON'S 34 Washinglon S+. FORMAL WEAR RENTALS Keene' N. H. MEIN SI. Keene. N. H. ANDY'S AUTO sToRE 3 QP Hardware-Housewares-Toys-Pain'l's CO' 6. Au'I'o Supplies-Sporfing Goods Cenlral Square LF 99 MAIN sr. KEENE, N. H. KEENE- NEW 'AMP5H'RE W A Tel. EL 2-I340 Q Eleven Times I'he Refurn of a Savings Bond One of 'Ihe besi' invesimenis for mosi' of us is a U. S. Savings Bond. Pay SI8.75 now. Gel' S25 in I966. Thai' is 370 inieresf. Bui when a business invesI's in one of our machines, Ihey wan+ ai' Ieasi a 337, reiurn. Some of I'he Iargesi' mass produc+ion pIan+s in 'Ihe world have boughi' our machines. II is one of fhe besf inves'I'menIs 'Ihey KINGSBURY MACHINE TOOL CORPORATION Keene, N. H. can make. Headquarfers for Hi-Fideliiy Silverfone Radios and Phonographs 4I Ceniral Square Keene, N. H. Ellen Fox Lnmbermg Ihe Fingering ,. RICCI'S MELODY SHOP I0 Cenfral Sq. Keene, N. H. 'Gurlzinn MEDICAL HALL X 55 Main Sfreei Keene, N. H. 1 Musf Be a Senior: Look af Ihe Books FREDERICK A. FARRAR EIec+ric Mofor Repairing I5 Avon SI. Keene, N. H. BONNAR-VAWTER, INCORPORATED and Irs Subsidiary PHOTOPLATE, INCORPORATED 96 Dunb Sfreef THE VALLEY GREEN MOTEL Wesi' SI. Keene. N. H. Conneciing Gif? Shop Dinner af Your Convenience THE TOWN DINER JOHN'S IGA STORE 37 Park Ave. Keene, N . H ASHUELOT-CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Keene, New Hampshire Member Federal Deposii Insurance Corporaiion oiffure 3I I HMI WEST ST. WASHETIE, INC. 445 Wesi S'IreeI' Tel. EL 2-3346 TRY OUR NEW KIND OF LAUNDRY SERVICE I4l WHITE BROS. DAIRY BAR l29 WinchesI'er S+. Tel. EL 2-I559 WEST SWANZEY FOOD STORE By I'he Covered Bridge Wesi Swanzey, N. H. PERKINS, BASSETT 81 WRIGHT, INC. lndusfrial and Mill Supplies KEENE. NEW HAMPSHIRE Shop and Save ai O. K. FAIRBANKS SUPER MARKET 84 Marlboro S+. Keene, N. H. S 8: H GREEN STAMPS BEEDLE5 MUSIC CENTER Band Ins+rumenI's and Accessories Records, Sheef Music 27 Main Sfreei Keene, N. H. No, I Won'+ Change Your Schedule ROMY'S MARKET Romeo LamoI'he MEATS-GROCERIES-FRUITS 89 Marlboro SI. Keene, N. H. Tel. EL 2-I906 THE KIDDIE KORNER Infan+s and Pre-Teen Clofhing Juvenile Furni'Iure Office Equipmeni' GreeI'ing Cards Typewrifers and Adding Machines CHASE'S 22 Wes'I' S'rree'r Keene, N. H. 9 Lamson S+. Keene, N. H. I I . I ,- I ' '- -1'-1: 1 .. .,., er . T I I Ill I IIII I ll IIII ' I I llll I llll I IIIIIIIIIIH in nh ftmcedd P Q51 Q TAILORED WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES I42 115 RAILROAD STREET ' KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE WI1a+'s Io Ear? NEIL VERMOUTH, INC. Cain's Mayonnaise KEENE AUTO BODY 543 Main S+. Keene, N. H TeI. EL 2-3I03 AMSDEN'S SHOE STORE RUSSELL FITTS. Prop. I6 Main S+. Keene, N. H. Fooiwear for All Ihe Family DAVIS OIL CO.. INC. QUALITY AND SERVICE 559 Main Sfreei' EL 2-I306 BAILEY AUTO SALES Your Ford Dealer 250 Marlboro SI., RI. IOI, Keene. N. H. Tel. EL 2-2248 If No Answer EL 2-283I H. L. WHITE Local and Long Disiance Mover AGENT FOR GREYVAN LINES, INC. 7 Pine Avenue Keene, N. H. R. W. LANTZ Wafches-Diamond: 9 Roxbury Sf. Keene. N. H. ZINN'S BOWLING ALLEYS Special Arrangemenfs 'For Clubs Parfies-Churches Ku? N13-NTXTIENK BANK Keene, New Hampshire iw-RAY' ?7 .yung JXj7he Frzendly Bank at 32 va the Head of Ihe Squaree F , E ' S' a I I 71' ' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT 'gl 5s: MEMBER FEDERAL INSURA CORPORATION 12. ' ' S RESERVE sysrgn 1? Alsv- Y,-f W +9 A CHARLES F. TARBOX s iw 324 Main S+. Keene, N. H. Tel. EL 2-2l39 O 1 ' S 2 QI REALTORS 8 Realfor lf-STATY' SEALOL MFG. CO. 42 Emerald S+. Keene, N. H BOB DeLANCEY'S 3 Main Sfreer KEENE, N. H. You'lI feel like you're sifling on fop of 'Ihe world afler a meal a+ MONADNOCK GRILL 81 DINER Join fhe hundreds of salisfied cuslomers who make fhis spol' Iheir headquarfers for good food. Qualify is always high-prices always low. THE CHESHIRE NATIONAL BANK Keene, New Hampshire SERVING THE MONADNOCK REGION SINCE I804 JOHN SKI AND SUMMERS SPORTS SHOP Toss 'em in. Treal' 'em Rough 97 Main SI. Keene, N. H. MACKENZIE Ice Cream Drive In Upper Cour+ S+. Tel. EL 2-4302 I44 A. E. MARTEL COMPANY Congress S+. Keene, N. H. BOWLER JONES PAGE, INC. Furnifure and An+iques Accessories MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF DECORATORS 78 Railroad Sfreei A Keene Running in Ihe Elecfion Race Fine Home Furnishings and Major Appliances PLOTKIN'S 93 Parlc Avenue A EL 2-4334 Keene's Mos+ Modern Furni+ure SI'ore GOODCO BAKERY Prop. LILLIAN E. PIERCE Specializing in WEDDING AND BITHDAY CAKES Tel. EL 2-2I22 36 Cenfral Sq. Tel. EL 2-IOI8 Church SI. Boarding-House Reach CHESHIRE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK -Esfablished I897- KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE A Murual Savings Bank LEMAY FURNITURE CO. Complefe Home Furnishers I5 Elm S'I'. Tel. EL 2-3I00 DAKIN-HOWES, INC. Deso'I'o-PIymouI'h 492 Man Sfreei Tel EL 2 5I47 GREAT CARS FINE SERVICE A SQUARE DEAL MARKEM MACHINE CO. Congress S+. Keene N H SUN RISE DONUT SHOP COFFEE BAR 557 Man SI' Keene N H Tel EL 2 2926 INTERNATIONAL NARROW FABRIC CO INC Congress S'I'ree'l' Keene N H KEENE ICE CREAMERY Ice Cream an Luncheone'H'e Park Ave Tel EL 2 0439 STONE S SERVICE STATION TYDOL VEEDOL Lubrlcahon Experfs Trres BaH'erles EL 2 9708 205 We'I' Sfreei' CAL FRINK Pr p Look ng fo Somefh g Heh? HENRY 81 JOHNSON Home Appliances Wa gf Sf Kee e N WOODWARD MOTORS INC lcnsvnowrf ,, 37 Ch ch S+ IMPORTED CAR CENTER 238 Church Sfreei Tel EL 2 3I87 Keene New Hampshure SIMCA AUSTIN HEALEY MORRIS AUSTIN TRIUMPH ROBERTSON INC 537 Mann SI' II7 Mann SI' DRY CLEANING FUR STORAGE LYNCH S Mens and Boys Wear JACKETS-PANTS-SHIRTS UNDERWEAR SWEATERS-SHOES SPORTSWEAR WORK CLOTHES 8 Mann SI' Keene N H . , . . I . - . el 0 I . I 0 0 I d . I' o u ' T -1 s - o . 38 shin on . n , . H. -. 3 ll Keene, N. H. -1- 1 I n ' T I r in , ur ' - I MG ' ' Music in 'Ihe Dancing Mood ALLAN KENDALL I97 Wafer SI'reeI' Keene N H ORCHESTRA Tel EL 2 2629 DALBOLT INC ABBCTT COMPANY KEENE Juvenile Furm+ure of Dlshnc'hon Rallroacl S+ree'I' Keene N H We Know New E 9'a d WINDING- BROOK LODGE WKNE Designed 'for Dlscrlmmahng People CBS RGCIIO Travelmg for Busmess or Pleasure OPEN ALL YEAR 5000 Wa++s WEST KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE ROUSSELL S Mens and Boys SI'ore FORMAL RENTALS 372 Wesi' SI' Keene N H ZIMMERMAN S GARAGE 8 PEERLESS INSURANCE COMPANY Wruhng Remsurances Accldenf and Healfh Flre and Inland Marme Maple Avenue Keene New Hampshlre I I - I . . IZQQ K' C. Tel. EL 2-3III 9 Elm S+. Keen , N. H. ANDERSON HE FLORIST -493' ,Al EL 2-4449 Af T Main Slfeel Keene' N. H e v DUGAN OIL SERVICE Keene, New Hampshire elmon v e 2-4306 LINDSEY PLUMBING 81 HEATING CO AUTOMATIC on. BURNERS MYERS w ATER SYSTEMS 2 W sh g'l'on I' ee e Tel. 2- 7I3 SPENCER HARDWARE CO Household Fuel Dnvlsuon Fuel Onl and Coal M Your Headquarfers School Supplies G H TILDEN 81 CO BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS V COHEN S MARKET 463 Washmgion SI' H L HOLDEN CO INC 660 Mam Sfreei' Keene N MILLER BROS NEWTON w J WICHLAND Keenes Mosl' Modern Mens Siore ,fe rzlnreii C1068 rr7WamL ,Q I me-E91 or A-1. Tl EL 2 2 I If gcealame EL 24225 EL 2 2236 INSURANCE AGENCY 30 Mann S+ree'I' KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE Tel EL 2 47I0 FIRST NATIONAL STORES Washmgfon S+ree+ Keene N H I48 BOCCIA 81 GROUT SHOE STORE 30 Roxbury S'I'reeI' Keene TI. K N 50B fAe. TI.EL 75 sin s. K n,N.H. for 3 . I02 ain SI. Keene, N. H. I Where You Gel' 'fhe Mos? for Your Money ., . ' . . H Daily isifor Ns gif gsm, . e. -2I0 ' ' 1' Of Course ii Comes From... CAROLYN'S I9 Main Sfreei Keene. N. H. HOWES i ' ' A .3 JEWELERS ll 43 Cenfral Sq. Keene, N. H. VicIory, Viciory Is Our Cry! JULlE'S KEENE Hair Sfylisf 57 Washingtg 2-olalgeene, N. H. I0 Wesi' Sireef KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Savings-Home Loans All Savings Insured Up 'Io Sl0,000.00 THE COLONY SHOP Women's SApparel I7 Winier Sf. Keene, N. H. KEENE FOOD MART Groceries, Meafs, and Frozen Foods Tel. EL 2-0II5 GRANITE STATE DRY CLEANERS Marlboro S+. Keene, N. H. KEENE CLINIC, INC. 33I Main S+ree'l' EL 2-220i How's This for Spirii? MINIATURE PRECISION BEARINGS. INC. Precision Park Keene, N. H. THB Eas'I' Sullivan VILLAGE , New Hampshire ROBERTSON MOTOR CO. Dodge and PIymou'I'h Service Since I904 Cheshire Oil Co., Inc. Dlsirnbufors in THE TEXAS CO B F GOODRICH YORK BURNERS PYROFAX GAS MR. NORM Hair SI'yIisI' Compiefe Hair S+yIing LAMP CUTS HAIR COLORING EVENING APPOINTMENTS EL 2 9002 23 Wes? Sfreei THE MACMILLIN COMPANY INC Builders 28 MECHANIC STREET KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE FORSAN ET HAEC OLIM MEMINISSE JUVABIT Freely 'IransIa'I'ed fhe 'Iwo Innes above mean Perhaps some 'hme II' wlII be pIeasan+ fo remember Ihese fhmgs Your school days your cIassma'res and Ieachers and 'Ihe ex perlences you have had wlII always be pleasani' memories For all of you who graduafe Ihns year we hope life affer school wlII also provide many experiences 'l'ha'l' will be pIeasanI' Io re member. Besi' wishes +o all of you in +he Ciass of '58, CENTRAL SCREW CO. New England Division WE GROW AS WE SERVE You CAN DEPEND ON CENTRAL I 0 l ' ll ' - o Q 4 Q gl I - l h Wil linens-1 Modern Moving Equipmeni' BUILT 8-I5-56 MERRILL J. LaPLANT, Owner Old Wapole Rd.-Keene, N. H Tel. EL 2-I404 X We, Ihe I958 SALMAGUNDI Sfaff, wish Io express our sincere ap- preciafion fo everyone who helped us in publishing Ihe I958 edifion of +he SALMAGUNDI. Tel. EL 2- I 774 R. E. BEAN CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. INDUSTRIAL . COMMERCIAL . INSTITUTIONAL 29 Island S+. Keene, N. H. I5I 1 I Q., -J X05 ,,,. 5 U31 flif 15:1 ' ' v aww 1 ffm .fa I ' i . . .zvaillli-wg,,. , .y'Q ' 5 4 I i n ' :Z ' I I