Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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I i l X I J QQ! X is XSSQW T-will MW 6 Q .Aix W Alfie? svaaga -1 .0 ' rf' 9 LOUIS ALBERT BERGERON Berg He knew the precise psychological moment when to say nothing. Berg is a lively sort of lad who seems willing to do anything in school or out, He is well liked by the boys, and by quite a few of the girls. He plays on the golf team and has proven himself all right. Berg is planning to become a golf pro later on in life. Best of luck, Berg. ALBERTA ELLEN BERRY Berld A girl who is very sweet and kind, One who will linger in your mind. Although Berta comes from a small town. she certainly isn't a small town girl. She is rather quiet, has a fine personality, and is a very competent worker. She has been a member of the Home Economics Club and School chorus for three years and also belongs to an outside singing school. Although her interests are varied, she calls swim- ming her hobby. Berta plans to go in training, and we know she'll make a most charming nurse. f GERHARD BLCTKKBA H Get VX Always orlzing when there's a need X E er r I with a kind deed. The and a d rchestra will suffer the loss of a good 'trombomi S whe' et leaves K. H. S. Although outside work gas take x a great deal of his time, he has man- ged tt push 'self to scholastic heights as a member of e nor S ty. Last year Get was president of the of the Informer Board His art work in the C lr' Department is unexcelled X. Q d this year he has been one of the most va . ' i ci . X 3 MIL ONHIBQOPSKY Milf - A favorite with the fair sex. Milt is one who sees all, hears all, knows all, but says little. He has proven himself a great follower of sports. Milt is Consul of the Latin Club and has taken part in the Pop Concert and many other school activities. With that smile, you are bound for success. Best of luck next year at New York City University. MADELINE MAE BOYEA Buddy Full of pep, full of fun, ' A laugh and a smile for everyone. Buddy has always been one of our greatest pals, Al- though in classes she has seemed rather quiet and studious, we know she is just the opposite fespecially in the Recess Club of room 265. Few will forget her excellent work in the Musical Revues of the past year and we realize she's tops as a comedian. A successful career is ahead, Madeline. BARBARA GLENN BRITTON Bud Gaze into her eyes and you see a little angel, Gaze a little longer and you see a little imp. Bud comes to us from Westmorelnd and what a viva- cious person she is! lf there is ever anything to do, Bud is always willing to do it. She sacrificed high marks in order to serve the school, and well deserved her member- ship in the National Honor Society, Bud is one of our best-liked classmates. She was chosen the Cutest Girl in the class by the seniors and it's no wonder, We'll always remember her impish smile that broke many a heart. Here's to you, Bud, in any work you may enter.

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ROBERT LUMAN BARNARD Bob He had the warmth of genial courtesy, The calm of self-reliance. Bob is one of the quiet fellows of the Senior Class, although he has been very active in Music and Chemistry. His witty, impromptu remarks will long be remembered, also his part in the German Play during his junior year. He is a person ready and willing to do any chore given him. We will miss you, Bob. when you become a great Chemical Engineer. We wish you all the luck in the world. CARL NTERTON BARRETT Cllflie His own opinion was his law. Carl has been one of those quiet, dependable school- mates whom every school needs and loves. Those who really know Carl know that acting is his hobby, and it wouldn't be surprising if it becomes more than a hobby. his life's work. To the future actor, anything! JANET LOUISE BEAL Wi'sdom speaks but lirtle, but that little well. Janet is a girl who is always dependable and willing to work, and she doesn't make any noise about it either. She hopes to work in an office and with her many outstanding qualities, we know she'll make good. She is a member of the National Honor Society. HAROLD RODLIFF BEARD A keen wit, a wise look, and an answer always ready. Hick's steadfast willingness will certainly be missed around school, and his happy disposition will be missed by those coming in contact with him. He has been a leader of the Harmonica band and his singing ability is well-known. Here's luck to you, Hick, and many more happy carefree days. VERNON GLENN BECKWITH An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. Glenn is a chubby rascal to whom school work perhaps doesn't rank first. You can always find him driving around in his open Ford V8-it must be the breezes he likes. He enjoys a lot of the fun we have in our classes and his jolly nature surely ought to get him far. BARBARA BEEDLE JTwas her thinking of others that made you think of her. Barb is the leading horse woman of our class, and she spends her summers over in Marlboro riding-among other things! Pretty and petite, Barb has made many friends during her four years in K. H. S. She has been a valuable member of the Dramatic Club with loads of dramatic ability. We hope to see Barb a successful inter- ior decorator.

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HELEN MAE BRUSO Her sunny temper gilds the edge of life's black cloud. Helen came to us from Hillsboro in the middle of her junior year. She has been too busy outside of school to enter into many of our activities, but has made many friends, who all feel proud to know her. She is a hard worker with a grand disposition and always on the look- out to do something for others. These are certainly the requisites of a line nurse. Your patients won't mind being sick a bit, Helen. CLIFFORD RAYMOND CAMPBELL Cliff Everyone cannot help but like this chap. Cliff is one of the quiet, easy-going members of our class. but he doesn't lack the ability to get into difficulties. He was a successful member of the track team in his soph- omore, junior, and senior years and also played on the jayvee football squad. May your desire to study music be fulfilled, and your hobby of collecting pipes be a. happy one. PAULINE LOUISE CARON Good temper is like a sunny day: lt will quickly shoo your blues away. Pauline is one of the quiet girls in our class. But those few who were fortunate enough to have become acquaint- ed with her know that she is one of the most helpful and willing of our classmates. Polly wants to enter an avia- tion school. MARJORIE CECILIA CARPENTER A sweet, attractive kind of grace. Marjorie, who is a new member of our school, has certainly made many friends in her short time here, and we believe she would have made many more had she been here longer. Her quiet nature and willing, steadfast ability have made her a welcome addition to many a classroom and group. You will go far in your chosen field, we know. ROBERT FRANKLIN CARROLL Bob A good time now, is worth two gone. Bob Carroll is our hard hitting, all-state tackle and our sympathies are with Coach Mulvaney when he hunts for some one to fill Bob's shoes. Bob has made lots of friends here and we all wish him luck in the years to come. DOROTHY LEONORA CASILLO Dot I care but little for the serious side of life. Who doesn't know Dot? Her pleasant smile and her sunny disposition have made her popular with her class- mates. She has danced her way through all the Musical Revues and Pop Concerts, besides being a very efficient office girl. Dot is going to attend Normal School. The best of luck to you as a teacher. it , ri i 1 P tl 0 I! is L W?-ll