Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

1,3 I EDITOR IN CHIEF avld Coolldge ASSISTANT EDITOR Arlene Martuneau TREASURER Paul O Nell ART EDITOR Sandra Sunne SENIOR WRITE UPS Barbara Kelly Gale Croteau Peter Holbrook Patrlcla Rlchmond Salmagundl Keene Hugh School Keene New Hampshire ADVISER Mass Ruth Raymond LITERARY EDITOR Jacquelme Champagne ACTIVITIES EDITOR Gerard Arseneault STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS Douglas Morse Davud Bean PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Charles Reynolds Gary Howard KEENE HIGH SCHOOL SALMAGUNDI Establnshed In T925 1955 Published by American Yearbook Company Owatonna Mmnesota Photography by Marbns Studuo BUSINESS MANAGER Alfred Schretter ASSISTANT MANAGER Jane Maslen SECRETARY Sally Purrmgton SPORTS EDITORS Patrucla Campbell Phullp Pregent CALENDAR EDITOR Jacquelme Fish TYPISTS Shelby Randow Januce Stone Elizabeth Harris Published Annudlly for Keene Hugh School Washington Street ffl? . 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Pierce, Mr. Burrill, P. O'Neil mo- MR THOMPSON Superintendent MR DREW Prlnclpoi MR SILLARI Assustonf Superintendent Jlllfmn-. MQ M-,,M,,.f as., 6 MARGARET D. ACKERMAN A.B., AM. Bucknell University Radclilie College Latin, French ,gs ,K 'ww y lk THELMA H. BALDWIN B.Ed. Secretary to the GRACE E. BARRON Plymouth Teachers College Guidance Director Commercial Oli 4--411 Plymouth Normal Home Economics 'RFQ- MURIEL BRADBURY PAUL E. BRIDGES GLADYCE M. BURNELL B.Ed. RN. Keene Teachers College Elliot Community Hospital Area Vocational School School Nurse aw my W 1 fm AVIS M. COLBY A.B. Colby College English Adviser-Enterprise td EDNA L. M. COLLINS ROBERT M. COOK A.B. B.S. Mus. Ed., M.M. Ed. Bates College lthico Columbia University Boston University English, Public Speaking Director of Music Adviser-Dramatic Club 7 LUCIEN E. BERGERON B.S. Keene Teachers College Electricity, Driver Education 4 .qw id' W GUY F. BURRILL B.S., Ed.M. University of New Hampshire Chemistry ll.: MURIEL K. COOKE B.S., MA. Kansas Wesleyan University Wichita University Bookkeeping, Audio-Visual 14, radix' A HELEN DRUGG RAYMOND DUNDAS B.A., M.S. B.Ed, University of Vermont Keene Teachers College Biology M,Ed., Penn. State Biology Club u Coach-J. V. Sports Machine Shop 15-np' MARGARET GOODELL P. AUGUSTINE HANLEY Secretary to the BA' Superintendent University of Miami English Coach-Varsity Football DOROTHEA E. NATHAN KNIGHT HUTCHINS B.S., Ed.M. Music Assistant University of Vermont Vocational Agriculture ti't FRANK H. GLAZIER A.B., A,M. Bates College Guidance Director Adviser-Junior Rotarians 5' y -at 'X ,gunifvw 'tx WDQW ' EDWARD H. HAZEN A.B., MA. Dartmouth College Columbia University Driver Education A , RACHEL M. MARSHALL B.S., M.A. Fitchburg Teachers College University of Michigan Guidance Attendance Officer ,li EUGENE GOBER B.ECl. Keene Teachers College Sociology Adviser-Junior Class .DMWA ARTHUR HOUSTON B.S., Ed.M. University of Vermont St. Lawrence University Physics JOHN L. MAYES B.S. Fordham University Geography Coach-Cross Country, Track ...Z .4 is , S' VU ' 1:57 fy ,.,,,c9 ? ' W F' ff HELEN MCCAUGHEY WILLIAM F. MITCHELL A.B., IVLA. B.S., A,M. Bates College Bowdoin College Radcliffe College Middlebury College English University of Aix-Marseille Coach-Basketball, Diplome d'Etudes Francaises Hockey Adviser-Sophomore Class qv-me-as 'Www Q. K, ea X V4- Q MARJORIE A. MORSE A.B. Ohio Wesleyan University School of Domestic Science Cafeteria Director 15 'U' Lis, J ARTHUR D. MULVANEY DORRIS MYERS ELSIE NAVISH BS Ed'M' SSCVEVGVY-School LUVICII Secretary to the Superintendent University of Maine Department Bates College Mathematics Coach-Varsity Baseball Athletic Director DORIS B. MOUSELEY l.L.B., B.Ed. Cumberland University Law School Keene Teachers College Consumeni-lome Economics BARBARA PECHULIS B.S. Bridgewater Teachers College Physical Education Coach-Cheer Leaders W' ii any ,r 4 5. ' I ll A TQ we V' i UI f '6' I 'J' 5' Q I I 'I ,I 5' .' ,'f' ' IX s . A ' . ' V' CLIFFORD H PERKINS MABLE F PLANTE DUDLEY PURBECK RUTH RAYMOND B,S., M.E. B.S., M.A. Trinity College St. Anselm College Boston University Columbia University Mathematics History Director of Physical Education Middlebury College Clerical Practice Adviser-Advisory Council English Adviser-Informeru 9 Adviser-SALMAGUNDI Senior Class I f' mi? ff 5 1: E . i 3 ff I 5 , ' . g, -531,15 ,A , -, Q 111111 if ? 2 ' 5 s Q A MM W Q , 5 lna g-Q-. J. 3 , ? Ha pw! 2 4 ? 1 1 ',. I - A , Dave Bean, Palsy Richmond, Al Schrefter, Jackie Champagne, Tom Van Arsdole 3't Dcrwovcm D Cooludge M s Collins P ONUI rs.. 3 YJ M Q, 55 .4 Vw 1 6:1 N- KM .,1 3 ?5,7l,3' :Af: -4'-1' 5 ' af. . ARNOLD H. BAILEY Beetle Indoors, outdoors, running all around- A Iivelier fellow could not be found. Track 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 4, Varsity Football 4, ln- tramural Basketball 2, 3, D. O. Club 3. Ambition: Success, NANCY JANE BALL Nance She's sweet, gentle, quiet, and kind. As nice a girl is hard to find. Home Room Representative l, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Square Dance Club 2, Physics Club 3. Ambition, Success, MARKLYN ELIZABETH ANDERSON ,,Lynnetr Friendly and sweet is our 'l.ynne.' She'll succeed again and again, Ambition, Dress Designer. GERARD JOSEPH ARSENEAULT Gerry He's a hearty worker, friendly and merry. An intelligent guy, that's our ,Gerry-t H Junior llotarian 4, Home Room Rep- resentative I, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Football I, 2, Varsity Football 4, Biology Club President 2, SALMAGUNDI 4, Dra- matic Club 4, Audio-Visual 4, Enter- 1, su..-Q idtwrf prise 4. Ambition, Happiness. rgnuuu- ff ,ge l j r . 'fi :tr A 1 'ff ' . sr, V- KENNETH THEODORE BALL ,,Ken,, I-Iere's a guy who's a friend to all. He's known to us as Kenny Ball. General Science Club l, Biol- ogy Club 2, Physics Club 3, SALMAGUNDI 4, Ambition, Teacher, JAMES MONROE BALLOU III Jim Jim, you are a daring lad, A more jolly fellow, we've never had. J, V. Football I, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, IDit'OmUI'CllBC1S- ketball 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4. Ambition, Early retirement. DAVID FERDINAND BARCOMB, JR. necrky., I heard him crock a clever pun, I heard his witty laughter, I gazed around, and then I found the tester I was after, Junior Rotarian 4, Dramatic Club 3. 4, Audio-Visual Club l, 4, Enterprise 4, Band 2, 3, Physics Club 3. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant. DAVID RAYMOND BEAN Dove Laughter follows Dave around. A funnier guy could not be found. Junior Rotarian 4, Debating I, 2, 3, 4, President Keene N.F.I.. Chapter, Biology Club 2, Physics Club 3, Square Dance Club 2, Audio-Visual 31 SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition, Aeronautical Engineer. l MARY CHARLOTTE BEDAW 'Mary Mary is witty, lively, and sweet, A combination that's hard to beat. Vcrsity Hockey 4, J. V. Hockey 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Square Dance Club l, 2, Dramatic Club 4, Enterprise 4, SALMA' GUNDI 4. Ambition: Happiness. DOROTHY ANNE BELIVEAU DOtty Flashing eyes and a gay 'Hello,' This personality will surely glow. Girls' State 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, SALMAGUNDI 4, Biology Club 2, Square Dance Club l, 2, Glee Club l. Ambition: Nurse. ROBERT HARLAN BEARD JAMES H. BEAULIEU Bob Jim To you and me he may seem shy, He's our boy with dimples But he's a cheerful and merry guy. And he is quite nimble. Ambition: Fish and Game Guide. AmbifiOI'1: MClCl'1ir1iSf. JOSEPH R. BEGIN ,,Joe,, With others he is at ease And also willing to please. Ambition: A pilot in the U. S A. F. ANN WHITTAKER BEMlS Junior Ann's a girl with a smile so sweet, One you're always glad to meet. Square Dance Club l. Ambition: To go in the Waves. EVA N, BEMIS DOROTHY ANN BLAKE Eva Dottie She has such pretty eyes, A songstress, gay, and memorable, Full of wonder and surprise. A girl who's pleasing and Varsity Hockey 3, 4, J. V, Basketball dependable. 3, Square Dance Club 2. A-Choir I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Marriage. Ambition: Secretary. PATRICIA ANN BOLDUC HPCYYII' Because she is joyful, She is so delightful. Intramural Basketball I, A- Choir 3,4, Glee Club I,2. Ambition: Stewardess. ROBERT EDWIN BREWER Bob He has a tongue for persuading, A lad whose talk is most sparkling. Varsity Football 3,4, J.V. Football I, Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,3, Dramatic Club 4, Square Dance Club I, Physics Club 3. Ambition: Engineering. BERNARD NEIL BLANCATO Skeeter Quite o lively lad'is he, Always busy as a bee. Ambition: U.S. Air Force. DAVID ALAN BOHANNON HBCU 1' 'Dave' is willing, friendly, and QCY A guy who'll chase your blues away. Cross Country 4, Track 3,4, Intra- mural Basketball I,2,3,4, Hi-Y 4, A-Choir 4, J.V. Baseball Manager l,2. Ambition, Forestry LLOYD MARION BRESHEARS Quietness is a virtue Which he holds to be true. Warson High School, War- son, Missouri-F.F.A. Basket- ball I, F.F.A. Baseball I. Central High School, Kansas City, Missouri-Home Room Representative 2, F.A.A. I. Ambition, Foreman at General Motors. KAY MARTHA BRITTON Twinkle This little lassie likes to dance, She will smile, then away she'II prance. J.V. Field Hockey 3, J.V. Basketball 3, Varsity Field Hockey 4, Intramural Basket- ball 2, Square Dance Club I. Ambition: College. RUSSELL CARLTON BROWN BEVERLY JANE BUFFUM Brownie ev Ready with a clever pun A helping hand and a cheery He's always present where there's greeting, fun. You like her more at every meet- lntramural Basketball 2, Band I,2. ing. Ambition: Success. Red Cross Council I. Ambition. Telephone operator. EVA LUELLA BURNHAM Eva Eva is your friend, and also mine Because she is peaceful, consider- ate, and kind. Junior Librarian 4. Ambition: Nurse. It .ff 's ROBERT HAMILL CALEF Bob A keen mind and good looks, too, l can't ask for more, can you? Class President 2,4: Profile Boys' State , Junior Rotar- ian, National Forensic League 3,4: Student Council 2, President 4, Debating Team I,2,3,-4, Band I,2,3,4: Dramatic Club 3, All-State Band 3,4, Enterprise 3, Ambition: Foreign diplomat. zu P52 . f ic if xr , 045-t N tc' sexist? GAIL ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Kitty She is gentle in manner and speech. Both good luck and success are in reach. Milton High SchooI-Scrib- bler's Club 2. Ambition: College. . ,-V PAUL DAVID CARIGNAN Paul A likeable fellow, a busy man, ' He's ready and willing to lend o GERALD ALFRED BUSSIERE Gerry His sense of duty ls far better than beauty. ,I.V. Baseball l,2, J. V. Football Intramural Basketball 3. Ambition: Machinist. ex, BETTY LORRAINE CARPENTER Betsy SociabiIity and friendliness are her traits. hand. Her companionship is one to rate. Ambition: Aviation mechanic, Band l,2, Square Dance Club l,2. Ambition: Success. CAROLE LEE CAMERON Calie You'lI find Carole in our band. She'll always lend o helping hond. State Champion of National Meat Poster Contest, Voice of Democracy 4, Intramural Basketball l,2,3: Informer 23, Band 3,4, SALMAGUN- DI 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Dra- matic Club 3.4: Square Dance Club I. Ambition: Fashion designer. PATRICIA CAMPBELL MPM., 'Give 'em the ax, and go, team gol' Pat leads our cheers: she's never -slow. Student Council I, Queen's Court l,2,3, Home Room Representative I, 2. J. V. Cheerleader l, Varsity Cheerleader 2,3, Co-Head 4: Varsity Basketball l,2,3,4, Ushers' Club l,2,3,4, Square Dance Club IQ, SALMA- GUNDI 4. Ambition: College, DOREEN LEONA CHABOTT Dory Doreen is pretty, smart, and sweet, One who's always well- dressed and neat. intramural Basketball 2, J.V. Basketball l, Y-Teens l,2,3, 4, Ushers' Club l,2,3,4: A- Choir l,2,3,4, Square Dance Club l,2. Ambition: Secretary. DOROTHY RUTH CHENEY Dot Everybody's pal is our Dot, She's a gal we like a lat. Biology Club 2, Square Dance Club I, Y-Teens l, Ambition: Secretary. ' .aw,fM, an GORDON EARL CARPENTER Carp In mechanics, he has skill. wish to learn, shows that he will Ambition: Raising horses. i DONNA IRENE CASTNER Donna Donna's not only petite, but sweet. Her determination can not be beat Granite Girls' State, State Science Fair 3, Winner, School Science Fair 2, Honorable Mention for Future Scientists of America, Biology Club 2, Vice President 3, Outing Club l, Junior Librarians 3,4, Enterprise 3.4, SALMAGUNDI 4, Girls' Glee 3 'wifi Club I. Ambition, Biology teacher. 'fart DONALD COBURN ,Donn A nicer lad Could not be had. intramural Basketball l, Varsity Golf 3.4. Ambition: Farmer, PETER THEODORE COMMOSS Commodore Witty, athletic, and a friend to all- Thats our Pete, he's on the ball. JV. Football Manager l,2, Hi-Y 4. Ambition: College. JACQUELINE MARION CHAMPAGNE Jackie A charming and dignified lady is she, With her winning ways, suc- cessful she'll be. Granite Girls' State, Hockey Manager .l.V. 2,3, Varsity 4, Enterprise l,2,3,4, Y- Teens 2,3,4, Junior Librar- ians I,2,3, Ushers' Club I,2, 3,4,. Dramatic Club 4, Stu, dent Council 3, Secretary 4, SALMAGUNDI 4, Informer l,2, Biology Club 2, Intra- mural Debating I. Ambition: Happiness. WILLIAM S. COBB Bill As a friend he's lust the best, As a leader he's full of zest, Exeter High School-J.V. Bas- ketball 2, J.V. Baseball 2. Keene High School-Junior Rotarian, Dramatic Club, President 4, Physics Club 3, Student Council, Treasurer 4, Band 3. Ambition, Mining engineer. CHARLES DAVID COOLIDGE ' Date' 'A tall and stately man he stands-W ROBERT JOHN CORRETTE Jack A worker, a scholar, a true President 3g Debating Teafn l,2,3, 4, General Science Club l, Dra- matic Club 3.4, Physics Club 3, National Forensic League 3,4, J.V. Football 2. ' Ambition: Doctor. BERNADETTE CECILIA COTE Bernie if? She has a manner rather M shy, But o cheery smile, she can Supply- Ambition: Happiness. s '-,..,.,,.-f GALE HARPER CROTEAU ,,DeWy,, An efficient worker, a cree dit to his class- You'lI find his leadership quite hard to pass. Class Vice President 4, Ad- visory Council 3,4, Home Room Representative 23, National Hi-Y, Tri Hi-Y Con- ference, Indoor Track 2, Biology Club 25 Hi-Y Club 3, President 4, Debating Team 2, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Lawyer. Ambition: Ofticer in the U. S. Army. AVnlJitiOn: Happiness. COWVGCIC-H Though in nature hc- is shy, In SALMAGUNDI 3, Editor in chief 4, X-ll for his friendship .ie Jurior ROTUVIGYW: HOVTWG RCCWI RUF' lrft r'1' 'uicil baske-':.iill lfft, Foot- resertatife 3, State Science Fair 3, 51,1 nf,f,mr5..f jr 53,15 ig' G,.,,i,,Ol ' First Place at Bowdoin College De- g5,,q., QM, jf 5,sLMp.4GUNDg 4 Q lpate louriiament, Biology Club, F-n':i,tion U.S Navy. WILMA ANN CROSS Willie She is moderate and never loud. Thot's why she fits in wlth any crowd. Intramural Softball IQ, Jun- ior Librarians 3,4, Enter- prise 3,4, SALMAGUNDI 4, Girls' Glee Club l. Ambition: Nurse. CAROL JOAN CUNNINGHAM Curly Hers .s the face Wliich brightens any place Cathedral High School, Hart- ford Connecticut!-Glee Club IQ. Keene High School- Y-Teeris 4. Ambition: Success. DAYTON SIBLEY DARLING CAROLYN DAVIS Dayton Carolyn ' Because he is confident, ltls nice to be natural He is also persistent. When you're naturally nice. . ' -.Q SANDRA MARIE DAVIS Sandy Sandy is an all'round gal. She leads our cheers and is every- one-'s pal. Home Room Representative I: Intra- mural Basketball IQ: Intramural Bowling 2, J.V. Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 35 Co-Head 4. Ambition: Olifice Work. JANIS MARIE DELISLE Jon A maiden fair, charming and genteel: A true friend that's lor real. A-Choir 2,3,4, Ambition- Hairdresser. MARION BARBARA DENNISON Bunny ln sports she's a wow! ln school she's a whiz, An all round pal, our Marian is. All State Band 2,35 Intra- mural Bowling 2: J.V. Field M Hockey l,2,3: Varsity Field Hockey 4: J.V. Basketball Manager l,2g Varsity Basket- ball Manager 3,4: Intra- mural Basketball l,2.3: ln- tramural Softball I, 2, 3: Band l,2,3,4, Informer 2.3, 4: Enterprise 3,45 SALMA- GUNDI 4. Ambition: Success in math. ROYAL ARTHUR DESROSIER HROYH He is natural and easy going And in sports he makes a fine showing. J.V. Basketball I, Varsity Basketball 2: Intramural Basketball 2. Ambition: Army. GERALD MARTIN DECATUR HGerrYii He is small in stature And happy by nature. Ambition: Air Force. 4 JANE THERESA DI LUZIO Snow Ball Her willing smile Makes her worthwhile. Intramural Basketball I,2g Intra- mural Softball I: Y-Teens Square Dance Club I. Ambition: Marriage. S ELIZABETH MAY ALLEN DEMERSE Betty To our class this girl is new. She is one who is true blue. Marlboro High School-Vice President 3: Student Council 3: All State Choir 3: Varsity Basketball l,2,3: Dramatic Club l,2.3: Choir l,2,3: Keene High School-A-Choir 4. Ambition: Homemaker. RAYMOND BENJAMIN DESCOTEAUX URGYH A natural guy, thoughtful and nice. A clever Ggure on the ice. Square Dance Club l,2. Ambition: Art teacher. jr' 'MIN VICTOR DOMINIC DINTINO Hymn He brings laughter: he brings ioy, For he is a clever and witty boy, Intramural Basketball I,2: General Science Club 2. Ambition: Success. ROBERT DAVID DONOVAN Dunnie He's a handsome lad, achieving in sports, We know we'lI hear some fine reports. Varsity Football I,2,3,4: Var- sity Baseball 2,3,4: J.V. Bas- ketball I,2: Varsity Basket- ball 3: Hi-Y 3,4. Ambition: Success. JEAN DILUZIO Jeannie etite Iitt lady cute an bright W the fellows shes all ri ht J.V. Cheer Leader I,2: Intramural Basketball 1,27 Y-Teens 3: Square Dance Club I. Ambition: Social worker. ,-ax ,twwl V I 4 Y 'Hi LAWRENCE LEONARD DRISCOLL Larry A sociable guy, neither quiet nor loud, He's sure to fit in with any crowd. Square Dance Club l,2, Distributive Education Club 3. Ambition: Businessman. JOHN PETER DI LUZIO Little Italy some he is witty to some he is hy But everyone agrees he s some swell QUY Intramural Basketball I,2, General Science Club 2. Ambition: Succes in life. ANNE MORRELL DOMINA Dum-Dum She is a lively, zestful gal- Petite and dainty, everyone's pal. Intramural Basketball I, J.V. Field Hockey 3: Varsity Field Hockey 4: Square Dance ' Club I, Y-Teens 2: Biology I, Club 2, Enterprise 3: SAL- Hy ,VVAQ MAGUNDI4 Ambition: Medical secretary. ,fWYlfH.'4 ':':?-l?2Li- J WILLIAM CHARLES DRAYCOTT Willie He is quiet, but friendly. too- Always happy, seldom blue. J.V, Cross Country 4: Track 4. Ambition: Salesman. RAYMOND ALFRED DROUIN HRGYH Good looking, good notured, athletically inclined, A fellow wl-io'll always keep in line. J.V. Baseball 3: Varsity Football 4. Ambition: Air Force. .., - . ...H-r' MARY LOU EICHORN Red Stop and talk with her awhile. You'll hnd deep meaning in that smile. Ambition: Nurse. JACQUELINE ANN FISH Jackie A well mannered lady, in telligent, too, She's a friend to everyone who comes into view. Student Council 4, Granite Girls' State, Home Room Representative 3,4, Essay Winner 2, Intramural Bowl- ing l,2, Girls' Glee Club l, A-Choir 2,3,4, Square Dance Club l, Ushers' Club I,2,3,4, Dramatic Club 3.4, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Language teacher. BARBARA ALICE DUNHAM Speedy Girls' Glee Club 4. Ambition: Waves. RAYMOND WIlllAM EGAN HRQY., Ray is a fellow, rugged and right, Full of spirit, pep, and fight. Profile Boys' State, Boosters' Club Trophy 2, Sharby Trophy 4, J.V. Football I, J.V. Baseball l, Varsity Football 2,3, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Baseball 2,3,4, General Science Club I. Ambition: Success. ..., 5,- 17 A L, x CROSLEY GERALD FLETCHER Cros My, what class, what speed, what style! l'm sure he's leading by a mile! Winner of State Cross Country Meet 3,4, Track l.2,3,4, Cross Country l,2,3, Co-Captain 4, State Record 4, Individual Records at Keene, Claremont, New Market, Deerfield Academy. Ambition, Forest ranger conserva- tion officer. ROBERT THOMAS FLIBOTTE FIib A scholar, a helper in every way. A sociable fellow, he's okay. Profile Boys' State, Home Room Rep- resentative 2.4, Intramural Basket- ball 2,4, General Science Club I I'li-Y 4. Ambition: Success. L, X RICHARD STEPHEN EXEL HEXH He is quiet and easy going. As a gentleman, he makes a fine showing. Track l,2,3,4, J.V. Cross Country 4, General Science Club I. Ambition: Success. DAVID C. FISHER Dave AIways ready with a clever pun, Dave's always gay and ready for fun. Home Room Representative i,3, J.V. Basketball I,2, Hi- Y 3,4. Ambition: lmprovement. ELIZABETH REBECCA FRAZIER Berry H re is a little girl, four feet p us, Quiet and reserved, she never makes a fuss. Home Room Representative I. Ambition: Happiness. MARY ELLEN GASPERONI ,,Meg,, A pretty girl, quiet but QOY' She's everyone's friend, everyday. Hancock High School-Class President I, Cheer Leader I,2, Treasurer of Student Council 3, Keene High School-Y-Teens 4. Ambition: Success. RICHARD IRVIN GORDEN Dick His manner and his friendly smile Make his presence quite worth while, Ambition: Success. JACQUELINE BERNICE GREENE Jackie Be the best of whatever you are, For being yourself is better by far. Ambition: Marriage. DONA JUNE FRIES She's studious and refined indeed, horn yaul lead. Granite Girls' State, Intramural Basketball 25 Biology Club 3. Ambition: Teacher. 'Q rw., , im, JOHN EDWARD GORDON, JR. Jack He's another of those happy-go-lucky boys, Entertaining, carefree, full of iay. J.V. Baseball IQ, Intramural Basketball l,2, Varsity Foot- ball Manager 4. Ambition: Success. JOAN THERESA GOURLEY Joannie Joan is a girl who's polite and refined, Friendly, sociable, one of a kind. Intramural Basketball 2,3, Intramural Softball 3. Ambition: Secretary. ELIZABETH JANE HARRIS Betty Betty is one of those all'round gals, A scholar, an athlete, everyone's pal. Granite Girls' State, J.V. Hockey 23, Varsity Hockey 4, Intramural Softball I, Girls' Glee Club I, A- choir 23,41 Junior Librarian 3,45 Physics Club 3, Enterprise 2,3, SAL- MAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Nurse. MIRIAM HAZEN Mini ln athletics she's mighty fine. She does her best every time. J.V. Basketball l,2,3g J.V. Softball l,2: Varsity Basket- ball 2,4: Band 14, Square Dance Club I,2. Ambition: To own a horse ranch. NANCY HILDRETH Tudum Nancy's a star in every way, In school or in sports, she's okay J.V. Field Hockey I, Varsity Basketball l,2,3,4, Inf,-Q. mural Basketball l, Dramatic Club 3,4, Y-Teens l, SAL- MAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Surgical Nurse, ROBERT CHARLES HART 'Babu' Although he may be small in size, He is still qualified, keen, and wise. Distributive Education Club 3, Ambition: Success. TIMOTHY GERALD HARTNETT Hramf' A merry man with a merry smile, He plays a game that's surely worthwhile. Profile Bays' State, J.V. Baseball l,2,3, Intramural Basketball l,2,3, Hi-Y 4. Ambition: Success. VIRGINIA LOIS HOLMAN Ginny You don't need a mixture of sugar and spice To make someone sociable, natural, and nice. Granite Girls' State, Intramural Softball 3, Junior Librarian l,2, Assistant Librarian 4, Physics Club 3. Ambition: Occupational therapist. PHILLIP RICHARD HIIVA Dick He likes to sing, he likes to chat, Everyone welcomes a fellow like that. A-Choir 3.4. Ambition: Teacher. GEORGE EDWARD HOLBROOK Pete He's full of pep, and he's full of fun, A laugh and a smile for everyone. Junior Rotarian: J. V. Foot- ball 2,3, Track 2,3,4, Man- ager 4p Cross Country iNew England Championship teaml 4, Manager 4, Hi-Y 4, Science Club I, Square Dance Club 2,3, Outing Club I. Ambition. To go to Brazil. ELEANOR TAIMI HONGISTO A quiet girl, a studious girl, Intelligent, sincere and gentle. Granite Girls' State, Intramural Softball 23: Junior Librarian I,2,4. Ambition: Nurse. SHIRLEY ANNE HOWARD Shirl She's quite the comic, the fun loving kind. And also the lady, serious and refined, Granite Girls' State: Home Room Representative 4: Band l,2,3,4, All State Band 3: Dramatic Club l,2,3,4: De- bating Club l,2: Enterprise 3,4, Junior Librarians l,2,3: Biology Club 2, Ambition: Success. GLADYS MAY JARDINE Glady She is a maiden who's pleasing and quiet: She is never found midst noise. Ambition: Work in an ofiice. MARJORIE LUCILLE HOPKINS Ma rgie She tripped the light fantastic toe, A graceful maiden, all aglowf' Square Dance Club l,2. Ambition: Clerical worker. PATRICIA JOYCE HORTON Pat Pat is a girl whom we all like, For she is moderate and polite. Ambition: Teacher. CHARLOTTE MILDRED JOHNSON Char Nice to chat with, pleasant to know- A gay personality she has to show. Intramural Softball 2,35 A-Choir 4. Ambition: A useful life.. GRETA MARIE JOHNSON Dimples lt's that twinkle in her eyes and that quick little walk That make you want to stop and talk. Class Treasurer 1: Band l,2,3,4: A-Choir 3,4: Girls' Glee Club 1. Ambition: Marriage. PERSIS ELMINA HURD Pers She's a song-bird in A- Choir, A pleasing girl whom we all Qdmiref' Intramural Basketball 2: A- Choir 2,3,4, Ambition: Nurse. LORRAINE DOROTHY JARVIS Toni She's friendly to all, polite and refined, A girl who will live longer in your mind. Square Dance Club 1. Ambition: Elementary teacher. .3 A-A BARBARA MAE KELLY IIBCCDISH Petite and poetic, clever and kind, Barb's our gal, as nice as you can End Class Secretary 34, Horne Room Representative 23, Student Council 2, Ushers' Club l,2,3,4, Enterprise 23, Editor 4, Informer l,2,3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3, President 4, Dramatic Club 4, SALMA- GUNDI 4, Band IQ, Head Twirler 3,4 Arnbition: Secretary, MARY LINDA KORPI 'l.ynn Mary is a cheery rniss, Shy, polite, and tull of bliss, Ambition: Nurse. CHARLES EDWARD JOSLIN Charlie He really I'aasn't much to say. But in the world ne Il win his way.' Cross Country 2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4. Ambition: Hunting guide. FREDERICK JOHN JUNKALA Junk Jolly, carefree, never shy, He's Fred, the coordinated guy. Class Vice President I, Home Room Representative l,2,4, JV. Football l,2g Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: J,V, Baseball I, Drarnatic Club 23. 4, Hi-Y 4, Square Dance Club IQ, Enterprise 2.3.4. Student Council I. Ambition: Engineer. 'E I 'E s GEORGE AMOS LAMMELA Larnrnie ROBERT BRUCE LAMBO l tend to my business, also rny BOLD friends, Tall and olond, amusing and shy I fend to igkg Q little, now grid In school or out, Bob's our guy then. JV Boskefbcll IQ: JV- Boseboll J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity Football 4, 2: Varsity Basketball 3.4 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Ambition: Success. Ambitignr Service, IRENE KENNEDY Renee She's a pretty girl with a pretty smile Calm and entle all the while Ambition: Beautician. CHARLES WILLIAM LADUE Charley On the held he plays the game square, ln the classroom he does his share. IV. Football I, Varsity Foot- ball 2,3,4, Intramural Bas- ketball l. Ambition: Success, i Z K ADELE MARIE LE DUC Duke She's neat, dainty, and pretty, Always gay and sometimes witty. Intramural Softball l,2,35 Intramural Basketball 25 Square Dance Club I,25 Y- Teens 4. Ambition: Success and hap- piness. RAYMOND CHARLES LEFEVER HROYH When there's fun and lots of action, l'le's usually the center of attraction. Diversified Occupations Club 3,4. Ambition: Engineer and Coast Guard. JOHN WILLIAM LANGLEY Luke Although he might seem rather short, It's hard to tind a better sport. Class Vice President 25 Student Council 2,35 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Hi-Y Club 45 Band l,2. Ambition: Finish high school and college. EMILY ANN LE CLAIR Emmie A cute little girl, she's a credit to the team. An eliicient worker, right on the beam. Intramural Basketball Ig J.V. Bas- ketball l,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 JV. Hockey 25 Varsity Hockey 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Dramatic Club 4, En- terprise 45 Square Dance Clu SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Nurse. b25 MARGARET GENAVIEVE LINDSEY Peggy A fashionable and pleasant made- moiselle, We think her a pretty charming belle. Ushers' Club I,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2.35 Square Dance Club 25 SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Artist. DAVID PAUL LEFEBVRE Rugged He has a smile for every- one, An active guy, full of fun. Ambition: Farmer. ROGER RODOLPHE LETOURNEAU HROQN So sprightly and gay, he iaunts down the hall, Singing a friendly sang to all. Junior Rotarian5 All-State Chair 45 A-Choir l,2,3,45 Camera Club Ip Dramatic Club 23,45 Biology Club 25 Hi-Y Club 45 Enterprise 2.3, 45 Broadcasters and Engi- neers 3,44 SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: College-U. N. H. LOREN EDWARD LIVENGOOD Beedle When it comes to sports he is a pro. l'le's full of pep: he's never slow.' Home Room Representative Ig .l.V. Football I5 Varsity Football 2,35 J.V, Basketball 1,25 J.V. Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 35 Intramural Bas- ketball I5 Physics Club 35 Square Dance Club l,2. Ambition: Millionaire. 1 CAROLE NORMA LOWER Flower ln the field of sports she's a wow: And in the classroom she surely knows how, J.V. Field Hockey l, Varsity Field Hockey 27 Varsity Bas- ketball l,2,3,4p Intramural Basketball l,2, Intramural Bowling 25 Y-Teens l,2: Square Dance Club 1,25 SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Medical secretary. DONALD JOHN MACKEY Mac Scoring in basketball, show- ing skill on the mound, He puts us all in good humor when he is around. Intramural Basketball l,2,4g Varsity Baseball 3, Manager Varsity Basketball 2, Square Dance Club l,2f Home Room Representative lg SALMA- GUNDI 4. Ambition: Maior League pitcher, HAROLD NEWMAN LOISELLE Harry When there's a dance or when there's a play, You're sure to ind Harry working away. Home Room Representative 2,35 J.V, Basketball Manager If Varsity Basketball Manager Q,3,4g Varsity Football Manager l,2g Varsity Foot- ball 3g Dramatic Club 23,45 Hi-Y Club 4g Square Dance Club 2. Ambition: Success. RICHARD JOSEPH MALLAT Dick A witty canversatianalist, full of cheer, He doesn't give anyone a chance to sneer. Distributive Education Club 3. Ambition: Aviation mechanic. PAUL HAROLD LOUNDER HPQUIH I don't go in tor riot and noise But I laugh and chat with the rest at the boys, Biology Club 2. Ambition: Air Force. SYLVIA JUNE MARSH Sylvia This girl has intelligence, we all agree, And she knows how to use it, that's plain to see. Intramural Basketball 2: JV, Cheer Leader 3.4: Dramatic Club l,2,3,4. Ambition: Women's Air Force. L KENNETH WILLIAM LuoPA Ken ffvviih a quiet manner he strives to succeedg More like this fellow is what we need. Ambition: Mechanic. GLENDA MADDEN Glen Pleasant and attractive, that's our Glenda- A wonderful girl, whom we'll all remember. Square Dance Club l,2g A- Choir 3,4 Ambition: Beautician, ARLENE MAY MARTI NEAU Mart An intelligent miss, cute and neat, A diligent worker, hard to beat. Class Secretary 1,25 Home Room Representative 1,2,45 Queen's Court l,2,35 J.V. Cheer Leader 1,25 Ushers' Club l,2,3, Head Usher 45 Band 3.4: SALMAGUNDI 3, 45 Assistant Editor 45 Y- Teens 2,45 Square Dance Club l,2. Ambition: Nurse, JANE LOUISE MASLEN Janie Janie is a natural girl, liking everyone. Janie is a pleasant girl, liking lots of fun, Granite Girls State5 Intra- mural Basketball 1,25 J.V. Field Hockey lp Intramural Softball lg Ushers' Club 1,2, 3,45 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 SALMAGUNDI 45 Enterprise 2,3,45 Band 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club lg Bi- ology Club 2, Ambition: College. JANICE MAE MARTIN RUTH LAVINIA MARTIN Jan Ruthie She will fit in any crowd, Peaceful in manner, moderate in For she is pleasant, never loud. tone, GYOVUYC' Girls' 51016: Square Dance She's a friend who will never be Club 1.2. alone, Ambition: Marriage. Junior Librarian 2,3. Ambition: Marriage. TERRENCE STACY McMAHON Terry 'fTo be a speaker was never his plan, But as a writer he's a clever man. Hancock High School- Student Council lg Science Medal 25 Varsity Basketball 25 Intramural Volleyball 25 Intramural Softball 25 Rifle Club lg Dramatic Club 1,25 Keene High School-Prohle Boys' State. Ambition: Author. ALBERT ARTHUR MELANSON HAI!! A good natured fellow, carefree and gay, He has time for work and time for play. Ambition: Machinist. RICHARD PHILLIPPE MARTINEAU Marty This fellow's quite the dancer, a mimic too. Have you ever heard him- imitate a certain Mr. D---? .l,V. Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 J.V. Football lj Square Dance Club 15 Dis- tributive Occupations Club 35 Physics Club 4. Ambition: Traveling sales- man. ELEANOR TAYLOR MASON Elly She's shy and quiet, yet friendly too, Always willing when there's work to do, Square Dance Club 1. Ambition: Artist. JOYCE BARBARA MOORE ,von A curly-haired blond, she's cute and impressive- Bright in the classroom, alert, and decisive. intramural Basketball 2, ln- tramural Bowling 2, Biology Club 2, A-Choir 4, Enter- prise 4: Y-Teens 3.4, Girls' Glee Club lp SALMAGUNDI 4, Square Dance Club 2. Ambition: College and nursing. MARY ELIZABETH NIMS uuzu A girl as peaceful as her name- She's thoughtful and cour- teous, not looking for fame. A-Choir 2,3,4. Ambition: Teacher. MARLENE ANN MILLER Shortstop Spirited and peppy, she's on the beam. She does all she can for the hockey team. Intramural Basketball 3, J.V. Field Hockey 2,35 Varsity Field Hockey 45 Intramural Softball l,3. Ambition: Physical Education teacher. ANTHONY THOMAS MOLESKY Tony 's neither short, nor extremely tall, But with his strength, he shall not fall. Ambition: Success. DAVID ANTHONY NIELSEN Penuche I never saw such a fun loving guy, Joking and laughing on his merry way. J.V. Baseball 2: Intramural Basketball l,2,3. Ambition: To own a private business. JUDITH OLA NORCROSS llijudyll Judy is a poet who writes for the Enterprise: Sincerity and friendliness shine in her eyes. Enterprise 4. Ambition: Happiness. EARL NORRIS ar BEVERLY ELAINE NOSEK ev He's a modest fellow whose never A friendly accomodating girl I see. proud. As for these qualities, l'm sure He'll do his partg he's never loud. you'll agree. J.V. Football i,2, Intramural Basket- Square Dance Club 2. ball 3. Ambition: Happiness. Ambition: Success HENRY ALLAN PARKHURST Hank He is well-mannered and amusing, Caring little for fussing and fumingf' J.V. Football If Square Dance Club I,2, Distributive Education Club 3, A-Choir 3,4p Outing Club l. Ambition: Navy Medical Corps. ADRIENNE MARIE PATENAUDE Chick She is peaceful and serene- A maiden fair, that's what l've seen, Ambition: Marriage. BARBARA ALICE NURSE Barb My, oh my, what a cheery miss! She surely is full of ioy and bliss. Granite Girls' State I. Ambition: Nurse. PAUL EARL O'NElL, JR. In math and science, a whiz is he. A future scientist?-.lust wait and see. Junior Rotariang Profile Boys' State, Varsity Baseball Manager 2,3, ln- tramural Basketball 23,45 Biology Club 2, SALMAGUNDI Treasurer 4. Ambition: College. CAROLYN ANN PATTERSON Carol This charming young lady is new to the class: Her manner and smile made her welcome quite fast. St. Anthony's High School, Long Beach, California- Sodality Club Ip Girls' Athletic Association I: Latin Club I, Red Cross Representa- tive 2: Secretary of Home Room 2: Keene High School-Y-Teens 4. Ambition: Nursing. ANTHONY JOSEPH PAWELOZYK Tony A nice-looking fellow, amusing he seems, He's always helping behind the scenes. Hinsdale High I,2. Ambition: Success, MARIE CHRISTINE PASNO Mitzi Obliging and willing, yes, that's Marie, A merry, hospitable girl, you'll see. Ambition: Medical secretary. MARJORIE ALICE PATRIA Marge I'm sure that you will well agree That she is a calm and gentle cherief' Intramural Basketball 2, ln- tramural Softball I, Square Dance Club I. Ambition: Marriage. fy., f . 'e if lf SHIRLEY MILDRED PERRA Half-Pint A loyal friend, a loyal pal Shirley is a thoughtful gal! Ambition: Secretary. JOAN FRANCES PETTY Jeanie She is shy, dainty, and small, A true friend to all. Distributive Education Club 3. Ambition: To be successful. ISABELLE JESSIE PEARSON HW, Here is a maiden with golden hair Who is friendly, cheery, and fair. Intramural Softball 2, Intramural Basketball 3, A-Choir 3,4. Ambition: Private Secretary. ARLENE MAE PLUMMER Mae Her eyes will sparkle, her ioy will show, Whenever you mention that certain beau. Intramural Basketball 4, Junior Li- brarian 4. Ambition: Marriage, DANIEL EDWARD PELLEGRINI Horis Debucky Dan is a singer with voice so rare-An impish lad who's free from care. A-Choir 3,4. Ambition: To graduate. ,,., if f PHILIP DALE PREGENT l1Duleu A straight forward fellow, per- suasive and frank, As a basketball player, with points he'll rank, Student Council I, Home Room Re- presentative I,2,4, J.V. Basketball l,2, Varsity 3.4, Biology Club 2, Hi-Y Club 4, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Chemist. PETER PAUL PERRIN Pete Tall, dark, and handsome, friendly and gay, Pete is a great guy in every way. Ambition: Success. HENRY LEE PIERCE Lee Well liked by all, right from the start, A lad who is both eager and smart. Manchester Central--Audio- Visual l. Keene High School -Junior Rotarian 4, J.V. Baseball 3, Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Biology Club 2, Audio'Visual Club 3,4, Dramatic Club 4. Ambition: Journalist. DAVID RUSSELL RAYMOND Rainbow Oh, Dave is witty, for from shy, He surely is a friendly guy. Rifle Club I,2. Ambition: Cooking. ROBERT CHARLES REDFIELD Bob A red-haired fellow with a friendly smile, He's a friendly fellow, quite worth- while. J.V. Football 2. Ambition, To be a success. RICHARD HURLBURT PROCTOR Dick Dick' is quite unassuming, At least that is what we're assuming. Bond i,2,4, Distributive Education Club 3, Square Dance Club I,2. Ambition: To see the World. SALLY ANN PURRINGTON llsqlll A pretty little dimple, a pretty little smile From a girl like Sally- it's quite worth while. Granite Girls' State 3, Home Room Representative I,2,3,4, Enterprise 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Junior Li- brarian I,2,3, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Happiness. BEVERLY LOU RICHARDSON Bev Bev is a lady, cute and polite- One of those girls you'd iust love to meet. Intramural Basketball 2, Glee Club I, Junior Librarians l,2. Ambition: Marriage. ELAINE MARION REARDON Laine A fun-loving girl with twink- ling eyes of blue, Pretty, witty, sentimental, tool Silver Bay Conference 3, Var- sity Basketball 2,3,4, Ushers Club I,2,3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3, 1 4, Band 2,3,4. Ambition: Happiness. CHARLES DAVID REYNOLDS Charlie Charlie is one of the soci- able fellows-Always a smil- in' with friendly 'Hello's'. Camera Club I, Audio-Visual Club I,2,3,4, Broadcasters and Engineers I,2,3,4. Ambition: Photographer. PATRICIA ANNE RICHMOND Patsy A charming maiden, intelligent and sweet, Pat's a friend to everyone she meets. Granite Girls' State 3, Model U.N. Representative 3, N.Y. City SALMA- GUNDI Representative 3, Intramural Softball i,2, Intramural Basketball l,2,3, Dramatic Club I,2,3,4, Debat- ing Club l,2,4, SALMAGUNDI 3,4, Enterprise 2,3,4, Informer I,2, Biology Club 2, Junior Librarians l,2,3,4, Ushers' Club I,2,3,4. Ambition: Happiness. g 69' SHELBY MARY RONDOW Ronnie With her many activities she strives for the best, A girl who is refined and full of zest. Class Treasurer 2, Granite Girls' State 3, Intramural Basketball IQ, J.V. Baskete ball lp Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Enterprise l,2,3,4, SALA- MAGUNDI 4, Informer l,2, 3,45 Ushers' Club l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4, Dramatic Club 4, Y-Teens 3,4 Ambition: College. JAMES FRANCIS ROSE iam Quietly but gayly he strolls along, With a twinkling eye and a happy song. Rifle Club IQ, Golf Team l,2,3. Ambition: Draftsman. x. KENNETH BLAKE ROBERTSON Ken ln the classroom, on the field, He's one staunch fellow, who'll never yield. Junior Rotarians 4, Profile Boys' State 3: Home Room Representative 3, Varsity Football 3,41 IV, Football 2, Varsity Baseball manager 4, Au- dio Visual Club 3,4. Ambition: Doctor. 1 p ur i .. eitiff. it 1' ,., g s JAMES EARL ROSS ,,Jim,, Let the world bring peace and happiness Through the day, that's what I stress. I . fl. Ambition. Success. A Wi FORREST ALTON ROBINSON Junior As a runner he's lust fine, As a friend he's yours and mine. Varsity Cross Country l,2,3,4: Varsity Track l,2,3,4. Ambition: Service s. Nxxm 'ir i if -..S 405 -A .A 'S K fa' A ' hw ' t Qiilv EDMUND GARY ROUSSEAU HTOHYH In the field of science he takes the lead, That kind of intelligence is much in need. General Science club I, Physics Club 3. Ambition: Scientist, If? 1, I CAROL ANN ROSE Cute, witty, loyal and re- fined-Carol is welcome anytime. Intramural Softball 2, ln- tarmural Basketball 3, Y- Teens 4. Ambition: Secretary, DOUGLAS LEON ROSS Doug When you're friendly and always gay, You'll always live through happy days. Intarmural Basketball I, Varsity Track Manager 3, Track 4. Ambition: U.S. Air Force. 'alt ,Ri PATRICIA LOUISE SARSFIELD Pew Neat, fashionable, pleasing to the eyewShe's ever loyal to that special guy. Ushers' Club l,2,3,4, Band 2, 3,4, Drum Moiorette 3,-1, Y- Teens 2,4, General Science Club lp SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Nurse. ALFRED EMILE SCHRETTER UAV, A winning guy, with a winn- ing way-He is tops in work or ploy. Golf Team 3,-if Debating Club l,2,3,4p Dramatic Club 4, Biology Club 2,3, Physics Club 3,' President 3, Audio- Visual Club l,2,3, Enterprise 3, SALMAGUNDI 3, Business Manager 4, National Forensic League Member 3,4, Junior Rotarian 4, Boys' State 3, Model UN. Assembly 3. Ambition: Law. BERTHA MAY ROY Bert Shefs a girl who will understand, Willing to lend a helping hand. Square Dance Club l,2, Outing Club l. Ambition: Nurse. -Er PATRICIA SHIRLEY SHEPARD Pat ELLA MAE ROYCE Ella She has many friends in and out of school Because she fojlows the golden rule. Bowling I, Junior Librarians lg Science Club l,3, Intramural Bas- ketball 3. Ambition: Secretary. wiNsoMs MAY SHERWIN www r SHEILA ANN SAUSVILLE Her qualities are many, her faults are few. She's a girl both sincere and true, Ambition: Marriage. CARROLL JOSEPH SEYMOUR Smokey He has talent, he has wit, And he's quite clever using it. intramural Basketball 3,45 Audio-Visual Club 4. Ambition: Electronics Techni- cian. She's full of fun, a friendly gal- Attractive, pleasing, winning-all Always willing to greet a new pal Square Dance Club l. explain Why this young lady has her name. Ambition: Nurse. Home Room Representative, J.V. Cheerleader l,2, Intramural Basket ball 3, Band 3,4, Y-Teens 3. Ambition: Hair Stylist. 1 'Q' JOSEPH HART SHILLADY Joe On the field, iust watch him go: Running and passing, that's our Joe. Student Council QQ .I,V. Football I, 2, Varsity Football 3,44 Golf Team I,2: Intramural Basketball I,2: J.V. Basketball 3: J.V. Baseball 31 Dra- matic Club 4, General Science Club I: Physics Club 3, Hi-Y 3,4. Ambition: College. PATRICIA AVERY SMALL HPGV, A cute little gal, she is obliging and loyal. She's always seen with a fellow named R--. Ambition: Bookkeeper. JAMES ALFRED SMITH Smitty Jim is quite a gleeful boy- Good natured, witty, filled with lay. Intramural Basketball I,2: J.V, Baseball Manager 2: Distributive Education Club 3. Ambition: Air Force. ROBERT ARNOLD SMITH Farmer Although he has but little to say, We grant that he will win his way. Diversified Occupation Club 3. Ambition: Farming. HA '98 Www Li JANICE BARBARA STONE Jan graceful maiden, mild and se- date, Ready and willing, she's never late. Granite Girls' State 3: Junior Li- brarians I,2,3, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Store Buyer. CAROL ANN STORM Stormy A sociable girl with many a smile -A friend like Carol is worth the while. Maryvale High School, Buffalo, New York-Intramural Basketball I,2, In- tramural Volleyball I,2: Intramural Badminton 2: Girls Athletic Associa- tion 2: Keene High-Intramural Bas- ketball 3: Y-Teens 3,45 SALMA- GUNDI 4. Ambition: Secretary. PRISCILLA ANN SMITH Ann So poised and tidy, she's a maiden fair Whose smile is welcome anywhere. A-Choir 4. Ambition: Office Work. WILLIAM EDWARD STARKEY BiII He is a reserved and quiet man, But he is always will- ing to do what he can. Walpole High School-Future Farmers of America I,2. Ambition: T.V. Technician. 'iff JOAN STORY HJOH Cute, witty, many friends, no doubt That's exactly what this Story's about. .I.V. Basketball I, Intramural Basket- '-ur' r t .3 ball 2,3, vreens i,4, Band t,2,3,4, K- Square Dance Club I,2. Ambition: Beautician. SANDRA VALBORG SUNNE llsandyll A cheerful and skillful art- ist is she, Always working busily. Class Vice President 3, Home Room Representative I, Stu- dent Council 3, Square Dance Club 2, Enterprise 2,3,4g Physics Club 3, Band I,2,3,4, Band Council 3, SALMAGUN4 DI 4. Ambition: Artist. PHILLIPS CLARK SWEET Phil Look into his eyes and what do you see? Friendliness, laughter, and gaiety. J.V. Football I, Intramural Basketball I,2,3,4, Track 2.4, Square Dance Club 2, Physics Club 35 Band 3,4, Camera Club 3. Ambition: Consulting For- ester. 'hszfl THOMPSON CRANE STREETER rom He's quite entertaining and full of wit, With any crowd he'lI surely fit. AII-State Football 45 J.V. Football I, .l.V. Basketball I,2g Varsity Foot- ball 2,3, Co-Captain 4, J.V. Base- ball 2, Intramural Basketball 35 Track 3,4, Hi-Y Club 4, Ambition: Physical Education Teacher and Coach. 3' ' wr' me it EUGENE DONALD TETREAULT ,,Gene,, Ambition and cleverness rolled in- 5 . . i to one, Bring much enloyment and lots of fun. Ambition: Machinist, wi? CAROL JUNE SWEENEY Dainty, cute, and full of pep-She's a girl whom you'Il accept. .J.V. Field Hockey I,2,3, Var- sity Field Hockey 4, J.V. Cheerleader I,2,3,4, Intra- mural Basketball I,2. Ambition: Secretary. CORRINE TAFT She is a girl who is kind and sincere. Her wish to make friends is very clear, Ambition: Nurse. MARGARET ELAINE THERIAULT Peanut When we need help and there's something to do, We're sure we can always count on you. Y-Teens 3,4, Junior Librarians 4, Enterprise 4. Ambition: Travel and Success. D Nd 1 ua A-Q T WILLIAM ALLAN THOMAS Bill He's friendly in his quiet wo Never loud, but always gay. Ambition: Success. CATHERINE MARION THOMPSON Sis A good companion and as firm a friend, Her friendliness is not iust a trend. Intramural Softball 23, Physics Club 3: Junior Librarians 4. Ambition: Nursing. i 1. iii... irq RAYMOND EDWARD TOLMAN Chuck He is a witty and friendly guy, And my, oh my, don't the girls sigh? J.V. Basketball 2,3, J.V. Foot- ball 2, Varsity Basketball 4. Ambition: To be friends with everyone. MILDRED DELLA TROMBLY Millie Sparkling, shining eyes of blue, A smile for everyone kind and true, Distributive Education Club 3. Ambition: Success, Ii 4 sv X -QQ .-new rs K A f Q' IRENE ALICE TROMBLY Rene She is pleasant and demure -A winning girl, of that we are sure. lntdrrnural Basketball l,2, Y- Teens l,2,3,4, Ushers' Club l,2,3,4, Square Dance Club I, Homeroom Representative 2,4. Ambition: Office Work, CAROLYN IRMA TROTTER Pepper Oh what a gentle voice has she, Full of warmth and sincerity, Square Dance Club 2. Ambition: Happiness. I 'le .,,n' THOMAS HAROLD VAN ARSDALE Tom Helpful and dependable, ready to please-Singing or chatting, he's always at ease. Treasurer of Class 3,4, Junior Ro- tarion 45 Home Room Representative l,2,4, General Science Club I, Bi- ology Club 2, Physics Club 3, Dra- matic Club 3,4, Audio-Visual Engi- neers 3,4, AfChoir 2,3,4, All State Choir 4, Hi-Y Club 4, SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Singer. ELIZABETH CAROLINE VERRY Betty She's a pretty girl with charm and grace-A girl with ambition and good taste. intramural Bowling l,2q Intramural Basketball lp Distributive Education Club 3. Ambition: Nurse. '25 for . '!!.,'.f 4? ,, , IRVING GEORGE VORCE Jack He fears no loss, he hopes no fame, But through his efforts he will gain. Distributive Education Club 3,4 ,-.,,. Ambition: Engineering. PATRICIA LEE WADSWORTH Pat She is cute, neat, ond classy, A cheerful little lassief' Somerset High School-Glee Club 2, Dramatic Club 2, Girls Counselor I, Keene High School-Home Room Re- presentative 3, Y-Teens 3,47 SALMAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Medical Secretary, DONALD CHESTER WERME HDOHH if Don's a studious and help- ful guy, Always willing to share or try. Home Room Representative If Junior Rotarians 4, Audio- Visual I,2,3,4p Broadcasters and Engineers 'I,2,3,4. Ambition: Engineer. c1 1:'if 'V K , .N .tx w. 1 5 W ia x . Lf if ROBERT ALLAN WHITCOMB ffwhirf' Whether on the field or on the court, Bob plays his part well in any sport, Class President 1,37 Junior Rotarians 4, Home Room Representative I,2, 3, Student Council I,3g .I.V. Football I, Varsity 2,35 Varsity Basketball 3, Captain 4, .l.V. Baseball I,2, Varsity 3,4, Hi-Y Club 4, Dramatic Club 4. Ambition: To take over my father's business. LORRAINE ALLISON VORCE Rainne She's a Iassie with golden hair- Full of pep and energy, and very fair. Intramural Basketball I,2,3g Intra- mural Softball 23. Ambition: Marriage. l ' I F W h Q .s -alll? wg 'UU' Q qpvt 't 1':fI BARBARA ELAINE WHITE Whitey Barb is a girl who is always gay, She enioys life in a gentle way. Intramural Softball 23. Ambition: Marriage, DAVID HAROLD WALKER Dave 'fFar a boy who has been here only a year, His efforts and progress are very clear. Red Bank High School, Red Bank, New Jersey-Home Room Representative I, .l.V. Basketball 2. Peterboro High School, Peterboro, New Hampshire-Varsity Basket- ball 3. Ambition: Mechanic. FRANCIS GEORGE WHITCOMB Frank He is tall, blond, and hand- some, He is always full of fun. General Science Club I, Square Dance Club 2. Ambition: Architect. fp MARGARET ANN WOODBURY Peggy Through her gentle manner, poise and grace, She lends happiness to any place. Home Room Representative I: Square Dance Club 2. Ambition: Happiness, CHARLES BURGAM WRIGHT Burger Happy and contented, sel- dom blue, For his worries are very few. Ambition: Money. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH WYMAN Shirl She knows how and when to act: She is witty, but has much tact. Ambition: Armed Services. MARY ANN YENDELL Ann Gentle and sweet in her own quiet way, She'll find great happiness some day. JV Field Hockey 4 nra mural Bowling l Ambition Success MABETH LUCILLE WHITE UMOYH A friend she is to everyone. She never quits 'till the iob is done. Distributive Education Club 3. Ambition: Success. at ,I 9 5' DONNA MAE WILBER nDonn She is quite cheerful, and active- Also fashionable and attractive. J,V. Basketball I,2,3: Intramural Basketball I: Y-Teens l,2,3,4: Square I Dance Club l,2: Band 2,3,4, SAL- K' MAGUNDI 4. Ambition: Happiness. I! 1 lr wg ,mf R .6 . .4 : ff? , is. gf A te.. . . . L 0 ,iw hh ,, ,S X ,a 4 , 9 r , y, S we if . x , , .Ti 1 ... -W1 ' 2 I 1. 'fffhe .A .U ': 1'-is A WINSTON ALDEN WRIGHT Win lt is not what you say, But what you do that will pave the way, Junior Ratarian: Profile Boys' State: Intramural Basketball 2: Square Dance Club I,2: Enterprise l,2: Audio-Visual Engineer 2,3,4: Broadcaster 2,3,4. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant. JANE ROSETTA WYMAN Janie Once a friend, always a friend: She'll work and strive until the end. Ambition: Commercial School. THOMAS EVERETT YLITALO Tom A lad who's kind and very sincere Will find many friends, far and near. Ambition: To be a Carpenter. 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Executive Suite Today we often marvel at the precise and efficient manner in which the leading corporations of our country are run. We, too, are a part of a great corporation of education. Of course our school is run on a much smaller scale, but it is similar to that of any large concern. It is divided into small boards which when united may be re- ferred to as the Executive Suite. As the small departments we have our home rooms, each represented by two individuals. These individuals-Bruce Amadon, Shirley Blood, Mark Waltz, Julia Huntley, Virginia Chase, Brian Coates, Carlton Russell, Sheila Fleming, George Echard, Ciona Martel, and Stuart Osborn-help in solving our problems. With the department heads we have the executive boards of each class. We iuniors have for our officers the leaders whose pictures are on the opposite page. To Represent the Executive Suite we have our Student Council. This board governs tto an extenti the activities of the entire body. We are proud to have Polly Philbriclc, Jane Gonyou, and Stuart Osborn from our class. Although this is but a glimpse into our government we realize that our experience in our own councils will guide us to better iudgement in our future years. -4 P . .3 644' 4' F ,, wg ' ,sv L - . Amadon, B. 5 vs. A, 5 Auger, J. :B I Ayers, D. X '7- Bailey, C. X ' 52222 V Baldwin, F. V 91 Ball, W. Barcome, L. V x Bardwell, W. 5525? A Beal, J. Bedard, D. .,,..,. ,... Bell, R. Bemis, B. ,r 6 av Q' I . Bemis, M. Bergevin, C. L I Bleau, C. .X - ' 'r Blood, S. 4, Bolewiski, H, Bonnette, C. -K iv Bourassa, S. sl 3 Sift Boyd, S. I , Boyea, J. Boyea, P. Breen, J, Buckman, D. f -r Q Buffum, B. 2 ' Q 'Q' ,Mi Buffum, R. All Brussier, B. Call, M. 'A' Carey, B. A . 1, Caron, G. an G. ' f pw A Castor, L. XE? 'I l Chamberlain, B. Chamberlain, F. Chase, V. Clark, R. P Clay, B. Claywaod, B. Coates, B. Colburn, V. ,, L. C ff L . Codding, D. 6. Q S Cole, C. I K7 gy- Collleff R' fr... f 'f J Conboy, C. ' A ' N ml,--' Coppo, J. ' W -, Cote, C. Croteau, R. ' 1 - ' 0' if T Cummings, S. f , ' Cunningham, S. Curtis, M. Cutter, L. 1 '57 5? 5' if 3' XA 3- Q, if I. sl' K- J . qu. 17' ,gp- Dambrockas, S. 'Q DeLancey, J. Descoteau, . ? Davis, B. , fg 'rum 'Q V f 'rf H ia f it 5 2 Q l' - 3255 Descoteaux, R. ' W QU DiBernado, E. Q ,ffl be Dicey, DA ,W 3. if DiJulio, A. S- Q., Y' DiLuzio, M. ' 53 T D ' , unn, C Q f I Dyshlevich, S. 2 Y ' 7. Eager, C. , 1 , X , E 5' 5 Eaton, J. 5, ' ' B, FV' Eckhgfd, cs, ., A s 7 ' ff- , Q, F Farrar, D. , A it j. V1 X Y x Farrell, H. Felch, E. Field, N. Fleming, S. Y Ford, G. r A ' If f Frazier, R. Frissell, S, Fuller, E, Gallup, P. , M Gallup, R. Galway, M. Garceau, G, Garnett, M. 'H' Gates, M. ff? Glazier, A. V Gonyou, J. Goodale, R, Goodell, B. Goodrich, J. Gorges, J. Hall, D. Hanninen, J. .7 Hardy, L. Harper, A. Harris, R. Hayes, W. Hayward, R. Hazen, J. Henry, H. Hewitt, J. Hitchcock, R. Hoffman, J. Hopkins, E. Horton, R, 'on xsn . rv f 1 P -. 'gif 511 x 4 , B ' Q., '17 rx T E' A 1 ii' - if 1 2 Houghton, B. Houle, M. Howard, G. 'R' v Howe, B, K' W Huckins, R. Hunt, D. Huntley, G. , .6 Huntley, J. Y, lbelle, A. Jardine, M. Johnson, M. Judd, M, , 4. Karsis, J. Kearney, J. 2 Kershaw, S. ra Kimbqtl, M, . Kinney, D. 5 f K i K Knight, S. ' .fi ' V? gr Knighf, S- L. I 9 .ws if Kretowicz, J, ,jx W 755, 5' , , Q I Krochunos, P. x 7 Luke, J. - L.: A ' . gi ' f 1. ' x Lang, G. f .. ' J V' . ' La Plante, R. V in 1 ' A ' Lariviere, P, ,, ' i A Q at + f Larson, G. . Lawrence, H. B l 2, , Leonard, D. - ' f , .f . A -lr r ' Leslie, A. B I 3 ff.. , W' Lewis, D. 1 3 Y ifglfsf fmt Loranger, J. l Lefebver, J. Madden, K. Q 3 12't . 42.- Marsh, J. Martell, C. 3 ' Y' V Q ,L ' xg, i Martin, J. ir, Martineau, B. ' McLellan, B. McMahon, J, K , 5 4. Mwhcil, A, R F f ff, iii, ,f W5 4:7 A 2 'Y 1, 4 lm Melaon, R. l I il' lad . I Metivier, G. . Y Metiyier, R. Metcalf, J. , Morse, D. g 5 J V :Ja ,qi J Q15 . il' 'Yi Morse, E. lf' X '-55 Morse, R. I 3 Mott, M, - Muchmore, G. 3 MurClOUgl'1, A. , 5 1 ag J it ,1- 42 - 48 L.. I f 1 5- . ,X rs If K A .rya ,. ..:-. At, .. gh Rt' I .J-.,.,2,!,.:jR :?i .. 5- in .f ge ,uv 41+ Murphy, J. Myers, S. Nareau, N. Nichols, T. Nasek, F. Oles, S. Osborn, S. Page, C. Page, L. Page, S. Parker, J. Pafnode, L. Pelkey, P. Perran, S. Philbrick, P. Phillips, B. Phillips, H. Pickering, E. Pram, R. Prevost, E. Priesi, R. Proulx, J. Quigley, T. Raitfo, R. Randall, R. Rathburn, R. Reardon, C. Redingfon, A. Ricker, R. Robbins, D. Robertson, P. Robitaille, C, Royce, F. Russell, C, Russell, P. Safford, J. Saunders, C. Sowtelle, G. Scadova, M. Seaver, S. Show, E. Sheinfeld, T. Sirneneau, D. Simon, L. Skidds, K. Srnall, J. Southwell, H. Spears, S. Spencer, P. Stavrou, J. 2 bv., QC 19 sf '34 fag Qc-.1 bb 4-v ny a ' L ip z. sa ,,,,. Q Q , . li ig f . 4 . A o 'R x 1 rn? F2 .' - ff' J Q- f I1 517' if ,Q 'Q' A 6- Stone, D. Stoodley, N. Sweat, E. Sweeney W Theodorou, M Thompson, A. Thompson, E. Tolmon, H. Tolmon S Topo P Trask P Treo? R Turner, E. Vogeley, W. Vorce, C. Wo :ng D Wo J Waltz M Wornck S Watt J Wesley J Whitney, R. Wichlond, V. Wilbur, C. Q Wyman, E. Ylitolo, E. Young, M. Dollar, G. Wilcox, P. Worcester, J. Wyman, A. s.-Q' -sf i 1 1 S UH-if Ucfwcz Pf- hw ,Wien E dj5c-, EQWHQ PHO: Q 'f:r': P C ' 'J 51 f,f.,v 1 1725, ,MW 'mln .cud .sz -He Sophomore Class Representatives lt ow I to Kathleen Kaiser Deedrle Ellis Anne QBrlen Carolyn Adams Sonya Martin 2nd row l ta Bruce Sweeney Kenneth Coolidge Marilyn Wyman Barbara Whttcomb Timothy Fitzgerald Wayne Mislcelly Sophomore Class History This year we the sophomores have planted the seeds for high school lite which will reap happiness success and prominence for us in the future Our class was one that stood out tor we had more that our share of capable athletes good sports singers actors outstanding personalities good students and fine council members Many ot our class members participated whole heartedly in all sorts of clubs teams and other activities. We put on several dances and were active in supporting all school functions, Vtle were very pleased when Martha Perry and Bonnie Price were chosen to represent us in the Queens Court. As a class we experienced a line year, our tirst at Keene High, Under the guidance of our advisers, Mrs. Mously and Mr. Mitchell, and the class otticers, the sophomore class grew, prospered, and developed, putting down roots as one of the best classes Keene High has ever seen, 52 4. 1. if rw Adams, C. Allan, L. Arserveault, M. Austin, W. Babcock, M. Baker, G. Boker K. Boll, J. Ballou, S. Barrett, J. Barrett, R. Batchelder, C. Beauregard, Benoit, B, Bent, P. Bergeron, B. Biron, L. Black, O. Blake, N, Blanchard, M. Bloom, P. Boisvert, L. Bolewski, A. Bourassa, E. Bourassa, P, Bowen, J. Bradley, N. Bridge, J. Britton, B. Brown, J. Buclcman, D. Burt, S. Candello, A. Candello, P. Conthin, A. Carey, A. Carey, G. Caron, R. Carroll, D. Case, E. Case, R. Cashman, N. Chase, S. Channell, C. Channell, L. Ciario, R. Clcrln, A. Clark, M. Class, H. Cloutier, R. R. te Y Ys 'QQ X .1 . C S.. E 191' mn S iv . ' il I QQ? 1 we K - ,,. , . , - aw. S- ' Q qv I ,Q ,sr u , -1, . 6- V S5 .Vw 3 .4- 74.1 in say 9.-4' we 'P va L Q? SG. N. ,- Of.: M it I Q- 59- 5- Coles, E. Coolidge, Cote, L. Cox, M. Croteau, K. Croteau, P. Curtis, C. Cutter, S. Daniels, J. Davis, S. Descoteaux, Dexter, J. DiBernardo, DiLuzio, R. Dragoon, D. Driscoll, S. Duncklee, L. Dutrisac, P Eager, B. Earle, S. Ellis, D. Candello, C. Ellis, D. Emery, D. Fay, L. Feather, M. FitzGerald, Flagg, C. Fleming, D. Fletcher, S. Foisey, S. Forsyth, R. Fraser, K. Frazier, S. French, G. Fries, J. Fuller, G. Gaillardetz Garnett, H, Garnett, L Gasperoni, Gendron, M. Gillis, E. Goodale, L Gordon, C Gorges, W. Gourley, J. Graham, W. Graves, D. Guyette, G. 1 . .Q Q S' . f 3, 'f 5 s v . I Q, . I 5 '49 . fi. , J W cw ,J 7, , , 4 A J Ts: F Q9 ,uv- Qi' sf .Q , -g. . 4 . .., 5. ... 9 ... I 4, I it I s 1:- JV' Guymond, A. Hadley, N. Hall, M. Hall, R. Hamelin, J. Hawkins, D. Henchey, M. Hill, D. Holbrook, S. Holden, O. Holman, J. Jacob, T. 'k Jacobs, N. James, H. Jarvis, J. Jeffs, S. Johnson, J. Johnson, R. 5 Kaiser, K, li, Kelley, H. Kelley, J. V Keniston, D. Kenney, l. Kontinos, J. Korponic, E. Kosmo, W. Lavalley, R. Lavigne, J. Lorandeau, A. Livengood, N. Logan R if yu LaCoille N. -V 'F' '7 MacAllister wr 'in .,.- , '?f '. A-N Qi Lounder, C. . 'Q b ,V 5 5 W' V .34 Lower, E. . ' V 7 1 4' , V I Z ,L , J. ' l -, i . '9 K' ,. D . -f f Mackey, W. l Madden, J. Madden, J. Mark, T. Marrell, G. Martin, S. Maslen, C. , 1. Matthews, P. sq- Maynard, B. s McClure, L. McHoul, J. Mclsaac, D, McKinsrry, R. Meade, W. Melvin, P. Y ,QF Q? DL Menfer, Miller, J. Minch, T. Miskelly, W, Moore, D. Moore, R. Moore, R, Morse, E. Murdough, W. Nodeou, M. Nicholls, Norton. O'Brien, A. O'Brien Oles, D O'Neil, B. Pockcrd, R. Porenfeou, R. Porklwrsr, A. Pascoe, G. Potenoude, A. Peers, A. Pelkey, E. Perhom, E. Ferro, E, Perry, M. Perry, R. Plimpfon, M. Plummer, S. Price, B. Proctor, W. Properzio, D. Quinon, J. Reynolds, M. Rice, J. Richardson, S. Robinson, N. Rockwell, B. Roehrig, H, Rusler, C. Soori,' A. Saori, R. Sayers, C. Shmidf, K, Schrepto, P. Show, H. Shelley, G. Silver, P. Slcvirt, E. Smith, M. ,A. rf ..- QQ' 4. V 'bk MZ. P G '- ef' M? L Smith, M Southwell E Stavrou, Stanley, B Stebbins R Stone, K Stowell, S Stowell, W Sullivan Sullivan Sweeney Stinson, Thayer, D Theodorou V Thomas, L Thomas, M Thompson E Topo, N Trafton, J Thrombly A Trombly A Tetreault M Tetreoult S Vigneou R Vose, J Werninger E Wheeler M Wheelock B Whitcomb B Whitcornb R Willet, Wilson, Wilson, Wright, Wyman Wyman Ylitalo, Yon, C Zinn, R J Zinn, W 1, Z Aw 5 nn-an--audi M J L S. Howard, C. Cameron, J. Moslen, R. LeTourneou M Bedow T Von!-Xrsdole M. Young, E. Felch, 'E ppovmvwf S l d'B d Row li Jacqueline Fish, Alfred Schretter, Arlene Martineau,David Coolidge, Paul O'Neil Row 2: Gale Croteau, Pat Camp- bell, Sandra Surine, Miss Raymond, Gerard Arsenault, Pat Richmond, Douglas Morse, Jacqueline Champagne, Barbara Kelly, Jane Maslen, Shelby Randow. Row 3: David Bean, Pet Holbrook, Janice Stone, Dale Pregent. .9 i we gf' L. 'rl A time mfs .ze . . , Sahnagundi Each year's Salmagundi staff has one rnain obiective, to give the school a bigger and better yearbook. The i955 staff faced an entirely different problem. Last year's staff produced so fine a book that it was awarded a First Place Rating by the Columbia Scholastic Press at their annual yearbook critique in New York City. Qur task was to try to present a finer publication, Whether we have accomplished this is still to be determined. We have tried to give you our best, in art, photography, and editorial coverage to cherish and remind you of your year at K.H.S. ln addition to the officers listed onthe copyright page, the follow- ing are members of the staff: Joyce Moore, Betty Harris, Wilma Cross, Donna Castner, Kenneth Ball, Marion Dennison, Peggy Mott, Natalie Field, Barbara Martineau, June Safford, Pot Wadsworth, Dorothy Beliveau, Carole Cameron, Nancy Hildreth, Margaret Lindsey, Kenneth Coolidge, Donna Wiiber, Robert Sullivan, Sondra Perron, Roger Le- Tourneau, Tom Van Arsdale, Julia Karsis, Polly Philbrick, Don Mackey, and Patricia Sarsfield. 61 The Informer To the casual observer the Informer might be iust another school newspaper, but here at K. H. S. we consider it equivalent to the Times. Issued six times a year, the Informer is hlled with special scoops on school activities. Featuring Personalities of the Month , a poll on a timely topic, a comic strip, and excellent editorial coverage, it is no wonder that each issue is ovidly anticipated. The staff itself gains valuable experience by practic- ing the various techniques in newspaper coverage. Their industrious reporters always adhere to the lnformer's motto By, For, and About the Students. The technical aspects of the printed word are learned also, for the entire stafT works in close con- nection with the commercial department, which does all the typing and mimeographing. Through their hard work, the students receive an up-to-date chronicle of school affairs and future events. What is more important, the Informer is the voice of public opinion which sets student standards even more effectively than disciplinary action. Seated. S. Osborn, V. Chase, S. Marsh. Standing: M. Dennison, D. Kinney, J. Gonyau, P Topa, M. Bemis, S. Randow, B. Kelly, wing, I fy gg rf 4 9 Ik' 'Y 4. JET A f:x...,-'ut QV -HW-Ur 4 'f 'x Jil- if , my Q - V ., 6 ' I .9 . 1 4: sz' .VC T .JET T . ' A - v , -':o 'L'? -k'.a.f,.. .li as-. 'I 1- ' ,. '74-, .g,?,1,,.:! '..,,'Vq.-:I,Q,:- r ,-J ,- +f'sli:5 52j'h1 5a' - 1 -.,.,,.gv-ff.. . f ' f-.r ill,-I6 'L' v -. ' . - 3 -K .- .-.. . N L -s 'sr: F' - 2. I-1-75, bg 7 Tfs- . f , ,elf - , '.b V-.-, 'f,, -A 1.17. 11.5 A . I A Tiff-f2,'-ff5r's2 5-M '-TPS-'A -1-.. 74 ' an ' ' ' 'ffl' Sf'-i2'i'L1fl'5' ' AW . ..,.. .. . .LV j a. Editor . W Business Manager Art Editor , . Girls' Sports Boys' Sports . J. Martin. , , Stuart Osborn . Jane Gonyou Philip Topo Virginia Chase . Daniel Kinney i . f . I I F -ff' , P' 1. r ... all, 2 ? ' . I 3 A' V- ' X 1 ...X St d t C 'l J. Champagne, Gale Croteau, R. Calef, R. Cobb, J. Bridge, R. Sullivan, J. Fish, J. Gonyou, E. Coles, P. Philbrick, D. Kinney, L. Cote, D. Fleming, M. Young, S. Osborne. Student Advisory Council We live in a democracy, and through our whole life we will be affected by it. What better way to un- derstand and appreciate the basic factors by which we will govern ourselves than through our own model of representative democracy, the student advisory council. Elected by the student body each year, its mem- bers act as a mediation board between student and teacher, dealing with problems of school life and serving in official capacity as representatives of the student body. This years' council has worked closely with city and school officials in an effort to provide activities and service to the students. With the co- operation of the Recreation Department, the annual Hag and Stag Drag was again offered as entertain- ment at Halloween, Successful drives for the Red Feather Services and the March of Dimes were main proiects. National Safe Driving day was emphasized at K.H.S. and through the generosity of the Keene Lions Club almost 4,000 book covers were distribut- in the school. The Council has always realized the importance of high scholarship. Annually they contribute a sum of money to be used to purchase pins for the newly elected members of the National Honor Society. By serving the needs and interests of the stu- dents, school, and community, the council members learn to be better citizens and realize that good government can survive only by the active participa- tion of every individual. Officers President. Robert Calef, Secretary, Jackie Champagne Vice President: Gale Croteau, Treasurer: William Cobb. Adviser. Miss Mabel Plante National Forensic League This year debating has taken great strides. In the spring of i954 through the ambitious efforts of the debaters, they earned their charter to the nation- wide organization of debate clubs, the National Forensic League. Perhaps one of the most unique events of the year was the N. F. L. Congress here in October sponsored by the Keene club. This was a mock legislative assem- bly in which various groups from all over New England participated by carrying out various func- tions of the government. Our debaters are well seasoned travelers for their activities lead them to Boston, U. N. H., Dartmouth and even Shrewsbury, Mass. There they enter either discussion tournaments or actual debates. The mem- bers are divided into two groups: the experienced debaters such as seniors Al Schretter, Dave Bean, Dave Coolidge and Bob Calef and the novices who are underclassmen iust learning the techniques. This year two up and coming juniors, Tony Redington and Maxheld Young, have added sorely needed depth to the team. Seated: R. Calef, C. Yonn, D. Bean. Standing: M. Garnett, M. Young, A. Schretter, T, Sheinfeld, L. Fay, D. Coolidge, Miss 1 un .C . A--an 4 I 3' ' 1 fn, . ' ' , ,'f',aggz, 1' ., .1-4 4 ,.4 . 'A . V ,s-' ' 'f f:'l5 7'i ' .ffl .' 1 r ' , C 1' if - ,. , 'I . , , '-1'.,1Tfl V., . Perhaps the most anticipated event of the year is the State Championship Tournament at Bates College in April. This is the chance to add the frosting to the cake, to iustify all the long hours of preparing briefs and rebuttals. Whether the team will be successful we do not know now, but one thing is certain it meets its obiective, for to be able to think with poise while addressing a group is a great accomplishment in itself. President ,,,,.,, . s. - ,. -A.v W David Bean Secretory YK, J-. L,,. Moxtield YOUI'1g Adviser B - .. Margaret D. Ackerman Ackerman. 36' fi V 3 'D Row li J. Champagne, D. Beliveau, S. Purrington, J. Stone, J. Fish, D. Costner. Row 2: P, Richmond, J. Martin, E. Granite Gi On June l8, l954, at the University of New Hampshire, a group of iunior girls, chosen tor their scholastic achievement and qualities of character and leadership, gathered together to observe and practice the functions of good government. Two Keene girls, Sally Purrington and Jackie Champagne, were elected party chairmen: Sally ot the Federalists Party and Jackie ot the Nationalists Party. Jane Maslen, who was treasurer ofthe Nation- alist Party, won honors tor Keene and her party Boys' Boy's State is an annual attair sponsored by the American Legion. There were l75 delegates from all sections ot New Hampshire this year. Chosen from Keene were Tim Hartnett, Ray Egan, Bob Calet, Terrence McMahon, Bob Flibotte, Paul O'Neil, Al Schretter, Walker Kimball, Win Wright, and Ken Robertson. The week was filled with election campaigns, appearance ot state dignitaries, speeches, and recreation. Bob Calet was the campaign manager Seated: A. Schretter, T. McMahon, R, Calef, T. Hartnett, R. Egan. 'V' -ff Q, OG jx Z' f Y Harris, B. Nurse. Raw 3: D. Fries, J, Maslen, S. Randow, S. Howard, E. Hongisto, V. Holman. rls' State when she went on to be elected to the Governor's Council, During the short time they were there, they discovered the qualihcations which make a good leader and, even more important, a good follower. All the girls took active part in the various phases of government from party caucus to town meeting to legislative assembly. They learned by doing. Citizen- ship is a tull time responsibility. State tor the Governor. Bob Flibotte was appointed City Soliciter. Ray Egan, Chairman ot Fish and Game Committee, Tim Hartnett, Deputy City Clerk, Walker Kimball, Planning and Development, Terrence Mc- Mahon, Motor Vehicle, Paul O'Neil and Ken Robertson, lndustry, Al Schretter, Tax Commission. Win Wright was a tinalist lor Governor's Council. The highlight ot the week was the graduation when each delegate received a diploma and a Boy's State pin. Standing: P. O'Neil, R. Flibotte, K, Robertson, W. Wright. YT f i N i T 8 I x v-1 ,Q as ,Qi if ,I ? U' P' rv P. If uf mi Row li J. Worcester, J. Hazen, E. Labounty, A, Putnam, Mr. Row 3: D. Lewis, R. Norton, B. Goodell, S. Earle. Knight. Row 2: P. Lounder, D. Simineau, G. Guyette, K. Skidds. Future Farmers of America Learning to do Doing to earn Earning to live Living to serve That might well be an excerpt from an orienta- tion speech in college, but what it really is, is the motto ot a new and enterprising club here at K. H. S., the Elm City Chapter ot the Future Farmers ot Amercia. When the agricultural course was intro- duced tor the first time this year, the twenty-seven students enrolled knew that they needed an extra curricular activitiy suited to their interests. Then they learned ot the Future Farmers Organization which devoted itself to tour main purposes, developing leadership, creating more interest in farming, en- couraging members to improve home farming, and instilling qualities ot character, citizenship, co-oper- ation and scholarship. November i5, 1954, they re- ceived a charter from the State President and be- came a national member, Some of their most important protects this year include a chicken barbecue, paper drive, chapter public speaking contest and a fire hazard survey. One ot the members, Lyle Goodnow, has already received a dairy calf trom the Sears and Roebuck Foundation, in recognition ot his having an outstanding home proiect. ln one short year they have developed a tine attitude toward the balance between scholastic and extra curricular activities. President Blaine McLellan Vice President Alan Putnam Secretary John Hazen Reporters: Lyle Goodnow, Sentinel Ed LaBounty Adviser ,. .. . . Mr. Knight RS r' , A X 4 fi I 00-J N ci T . A . - fe AA- ,dvd 'rid' . . 'lf ' C, T, , 'J ,E , f O - X t xx A it I .-A if -mf . 7 . 5, , A- '- :f . ' , PK Fc . 'fi ' -, 1 ,U i I :A u J I 1' 7 Q' Y I. V . L 9 , .V - uf .. 67 We A-Cappella Choir The A-Cappella Choir opened its year with a smaller but more experienced group than last year's. It is with these members that Mr. Cook, our director, hopes to obtain, the quality ot tone needed to pro- duce an outstanding choir. Mr. Cook chose the following members to be the choir's representatives for the All-State Choir: Dorothy Blake, Toby Shein- feld, Vern Coburn, Tom VanArsdale, and Roger LeTourneau. ln December the choir presented its annual Christmas Concert which proved to be a success. Later in the month the choir chose the following to be on the Choir Council: Chairman Tom VanArsdale, Dorothy Blake, Virginia Chase, Vern Coburn, and John Daniels. Through the work of the choir council, the choir is expected to take a trip to Connecticut for a ioint COTTCBVT. . i H wfwmm, F- J A . ' lm' ,,. Y . xg... ?f ' I s. -Q? Row l: E. Stayrou, E. Harris, N. Field, T. Sheinfeld, M. Nims, C. Johnson, J. Moore, L, Fay, D, Blake, J. Fish, E. Werninger, V, Chase, P, Smith, P. Bolduc. Row 2: E. Di Bernado, G. Madden, S. Boyd, M. Garnett, l. Pearson, B. Price, S. Oles, P. Hurd, D, Chabott, J. Delisle, G, Johnson, N. Stoodley, E. Southwell, S, Q Fleming, J. Karsis. Row 3: H. Parkhurst, T. VanArsdole, R. Letourneau, G. Howard, D. Bohonnon, D. Dicey, M. Scadova, G, Huntley, P. Hiiva, V. Coburn, J. Daniels, H. Southwell, J. Huntley, D. Pelligrini, P. Wright, K. Shmidt. Director: Mr. Cook. Accompanist: Mrs. Hutchins, e 4 s wifi Row I: R. Calef, T. Redington, R. Johnson. Row 2: B. Bergeron, H. Kelley, G. Felch, D. Kinney, R. Barrett. Row 3: J. Daniels, M. Smith, M. Hazen, R. Packard, R. Whitcomb, M. Waltz. Row I: G. Larson, S. Randow, G. Guyette, R. Procter, H. Shaw G. Ford and S. Howard. J. Eaton and C. Russell. Row I: G. Johnson, J. Proulx, S. Perron. Row 2: D. Oles, G. Dollar, H. Roehrig, D. Graves. Row 3: P. Matthews, K. Stone, S. Howard, M. Dennison. Band Resplendant in their flashing orange and black uni- forms, the K. H. S. band marched into one of their most successful seasons. Right in step is the Band Council composed of Chairman John Eaton, Carlton Russell, Gayle Ford, Robert Calef, Carole Cameron, Dan Kinney, Tony Redington, Jason Bridge, and Wayne Miskelly. The main project of this group was formulating plans to tlnance a proposed trip to Philadelphia. A very big item on the year's activities was the New England Festival Auditions held here in Keene. Shirley Howard was chosen to play at a special concert. John Eaton, Robert Calef, and Tony Reding- ton also were auditioned. Several musicians auditioned for the All State Band which will gather at Claremont this year. As both the New England and All State bands are composed of students from a large area the selection of Keene band members is an honor. To raise funds for the band trip a Band Jamboree was held in October. Reversing last yeafs policy the Keene band as guests of the Rutland band gave a combined concert in Rutland. They also traveled to Springfield, Vermont, in the spring for a combined concert. To round out the year some thrilling and moving compositions were heard at the annual Spring Band Concert. Under the able leadership of Mr. Cook the band has taken great strides in presenting an even finer quality of music. The world around us is a fascinating place and our amateur scientists are keenly observant of every- day wonders. Any student of biology or anyone who has taken the course is eligible for membership in the Biology Club which devotes itself to furthering scientific knowledge. This year's club spent a very successful school year. They spent the fall months on field trips gathering specimens for classroom aquaria and terraria and studying microscope cultures. During the winter the club concentrated on laboratory work of which the main project was in- tense experimentation on osmosis. A visit to a maple sugar orchard and the actual tapping of the trees by the members marked the beginning of spring. A special trip to a florists rounded out the year's activ- ities. As an added treat the entire club traveled to Boston to visit the new Science Museum, thus ending an eventful school year. Physics Miss Drugg, J. Watt, J. MacAllister, C. Yon, R. Packard, A. Putnam, B. Coles, D. Properzio. President Maxfield Young Secretary ,., Gretchen Larson Adviser ,nan Mr. Houston Vice President .H .... Gordon Garceau Treasurer W. ..,, .. Virginia Chase Members nc, Carlton Russell, Sidney Frisell, Ruth Harris Eleanor Sweat, Ronnie Farina. Biology Club Row lr E. Felch, G. Larson, D. Kinney, R. Harris, R. Metlvier, E. Sweat, J. Small, H. Farrell, V. Chase, S. Perron, P. Philbrcok. Row 2: Mr. Houston, S. Dambrockas, M. Waltz, L. Page, G, Eckhard, G. Cvarceau, S. Frisell, C. Russell, W. Hayes, S, Osoorn, B. Sirnonds, M. Young. President John MacAllister Secretary . Madi Magner Adviser . Miss Drugg Members Betsy Coles, Roger Packard Vice President .. Kurt Schmidt Treasurer Allan Putnam April brings to Keene something as important as baseball and spring fever, it brings the Science Fair. This is one of the main highlights of the school year, the chance for all ambitious science students to display their skill and knowledge of the various scientific subiects. Everyone wonders at the efficiency and outstanding displays at each year's fair. Months of laborious planning and careful selection of ex- hibits, all of which is done by the members of the Physics Club and the science teachers, is the real reason for such an excellent proiect. The Physics Club not only makes all the arrangements for the Science Fair, but also carries on various projects, programs and research activities which make physics more enioyable and understanding. Through their hard work the students are allowed a clearer glimpse at the Held of science. 'Pl Y-Teens Row l: E, LeClair, D, Wilber, Trombley. Row 2: N. Ball, B. Kelly, Maslen, C. Cameron, S. Randow, Champagne. Row 3: A. LeDuC, Moore, C. Storm, E. Reardon, A. Mortineau, M, Theriault, P. Sarsheld, D. Chabott, M. Bedaw, C. Patterson, C. Rose. C. Cunningham, C. Davis, M Gasperoni. President ss, .. .. Barbara Kelly Vice President , Carole Cameron Secretary Shelby Randow Treasurer Jane Maslen The sixty very busy members of the Y-Teens have striven earnestly to grow in the knowledge and love of God by devoting their time to worthwhile activities, such as contributing a Thanksgiving and a Christmas basket filled with food and presents for two needy families, Their other projects, a food sale, raffle, dance, talent show, and a very impressive style show enabled the girls to send representatives to the National Y-Teens Conference. Carole Cameron, Elaine Reardon, and Janet Hewitt who were sent to the Silver Bay Conference last year, served as an incentive to the other members, desirous of such an opportunity. Ably led by President Barbara Kelly, all worked in unity. A new system was inaugurated at the first meeting when the cub appointed a planning board composed of Mary Bedaw, Jackie Champagne, Janet Hewitt, Catherine Saunders, Sonia lvlartin, and Barbara Whitcomb to set up a year's program and appoint each girl to a committee. -71 ., 1 9 0 000 0 11 3, 3 J of ,-c . Perhaps tlie most active service organization at K. H. S. is the Hi-Y which, ever since it was establish- ed, eighteen years ago, has increasingly progressed in creating and maintaining high standards of Christian living, in the home, school, and commun- ity. lf you should happen to stop at the Y on a Tuesday evening it would be rare indeed not to find twenty-five boys enthusiastically planning pro- iects to finance their one big goal of the year, an educational trip to New York. This year, those ener- getic Hi-Y boys sponsored many activities among which were a Sox Hop, after-the-game dances, sale of football and basketball programs, the ever-pop- ular concession stand, and the very successful Christ- mas card sale. By offering these various services to the students the net result was not only enioyment and more convenience, but also an increase of school spirit, Through service to others, the Hi-Y accomplish- es its goal-to know and understand the people in the world in which we live, 'J PJ s-'KJ Hi-Y ,S, Row li T. Hartnett, J. Langley Dambrockas. Row 2: D. Fisher, D. A Kinney, J. Shillady, F. Junkala, G. '4 ' Croteau, T. Van Arsdale. Row 3: D. Dicey, D. Bohannon, R. Flibotte, S. Osborn, D Pregent, D. Donavon, H. Loiselle. T. Streeter, P. Commoss, R. Letaurneau. President - Gale Croteau Vice President ,, Frederick Junkala Secretary . W, Joseph Shillady Treasurer . .. Daniel Kinney Chaplin H David Fisher Adviser . P. Augustine Hanley .L Junior Rotarians Each Monday noon two senior boys are privileged to attend the luncheon meetings of the Rotary Club and to meet Keene's leading business and profes- sional men. Thus, the Junior Rotarian is able to become acquainted with the most prominent men in the city and to learn first hand the problems of the business world. The meetings also feature many excellent speakers. Junior Rotarians are chosen on the basis of character and potential leadership. Two boys attend for one month, and are privileged to wear the Rotary button during this time. ln May all of the members are to be responsible for putting on a Rotary program. They will have complete responsibility and will make plans, elect a board of directors and officers similar to the method that Rotary members use. This board will secure the speaker and organize the other related activities. The Junior Rotarians realize the honor in being selected to this group and appreciate the opportunity extended to them by the Rotary. October-Alfred Schretter, Donald Werme November-Gerald Arseneault, Thomas Van December-Robert Calef, David Coolidge January-Kenneth Robertson, William Cobb February-George Holbrook, Paul O'Neil March-David Bean, Henry Lee Pierce April-Roger Letourneau, Robert Whitcomb May-Winston Wright, David Barcomb Adviser-Mr. Frank Glazier Arsdale Junior Librarians Each day the library plays an important part in every student's life, Whether tor studies or enter- tainment, the student body constantly is drawing on the plentiful reading materials in the library. To keep the supply ahead of the demand requires student help, hence the Junior Librarians. Any student interested in assisting with the work that goes on in the library-such as charging out books, writing overdue notices, replenishing the shelves and cataloguing magazines, may ioin. All during the year, the Junior Librarians set up displays and exhibits for any program in which the library is included, All is not work, for they still find time to meet every two weeks and after a business meeting, conduct an entertaining program. Highlights ot the year were a Christmas party and a picnic in the spring. In their service to others the Junior Librarians become more familiar with the functioning of a library and perform many duties that help to keep the library running smoothly. . hx ' -Q Wm 5 P 1. A .' ' N E 0 'Nm YM ,- ' '39 Tex ' fiif ww-qw: Jax iviin J- '44 M. 3 0 wg A if '- President Sally Kershaw Vice President Marlene Garnett Secretary Ruth Harris Treasurer W Barbara Davis The Keene High School Dramatic Club is one ot the most active and honored clubs in Keene High. Members ot all classes are eligible, not only those with dramatic ability but also those who enjoy work- ing on play production. The main obiective of the club is to serve Keene High School and the community. lt develops creative ability and presents amateurs with professional Row l: F. Junkala, S, Martin, S. Fleming, P, Richmond, J. Moslen. S. Rondow, B. Cobb. Row 21 T Van!-Xrsdale, B. Price. E. Shaw, J. Karsis, J. Hoffman, S. Howard, B. Kelly, J. Fish. Dramatic Club polish. Among the productions were 3 one act plays: Shall We Join the ladies , An old Southern Even- ing and The Wonder Hat , the Christmas play, Eternal Lite , and the biggest production ot the year, the spring play, plus other otterings such as school assemblies and outside entertainments. These along with the initiation ot new members in the tall, and an annual trip to Boston to see a professionally staged production are the highlights ot the years activities. Each year in the Senior awards assembly in June, Oscars, lceys, and other awards are presented to worthy seniors tor their outstanding service and devotion to the club. This year's seniors feel that they have given their best to the Dramatic Club in the sincere desire that it continue in the coming years, under our adviser, Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Collins. Row 3: R. Letourneau, D, Coolidge, A. Schretter, J. Shillody, D. Borcomb, G. Eckhard, D. Deloncey, W. Miskelly. at-A 2 7 if 32 J - . ,, fi. ' ' S93-fig ll' T 2: 1 3' L . Ib X X VA it .sy I i 2 tif 1 V .1 .4. 'jIi1LZQ' Vsf 7 7 4l .,,. u'-- - . Left to right: S. Randow, J. Champagne, P. Richmond, I. P. Campbell, E. Reardon, P. Sarsheld, Front. J. Karsis, A. Trombly, J. Fish, J. Moslem, D. Chabott, B. Kelly, M. Lindsey Martirieau. Ushers' Club The auditorium is filled. Hoping to find a vacant spot you gaze bewilderedly through the crowd when suddenly you hear a pleasant voice, May l show you to a seat? The lovely young lady stand- ing before you is an usher and you can be very sure that she will find you a seat. Created ten years ago by Mr. Richmond, the Ushers' Club renders its services in the Keene High School Auditorium at the various performances among which are Band concerts, A-Choir concerts, Dramatic Club plays, Fuller Bartlett presentations and other outside activities. At the regular assemblies only the senior members usher. To became a member a girl must apply in her first year of high school. Since the membership is limited there are certain qualifications she must possess to be acceptedfa pleasing personality, at- tractiveness, poise, resourcefulness, and an average or above average intelligence. The girl who shows the most outstanding qualities and service is selected as Head Usher. To be chosen as an usher is an honor, which may be retained only through true service to the school and community. Head Usher . H ., Arlene Martineau Assistant Head Usher Julia Karsis Secretary , Martha Perry Adviser .. . Mr. Richmond KH-5' 'gags-sauna syahffm- -is -vu-Fir Q,fsa4.'s.. .rw- 'xv 1--.Aix 12' -Af --' 2 .-::-sff-,.'.- ' '1'gg.2'icf,2 E1 ffli, pg -If lf' J Q. l'f'jLL. Ti3i.lfr.i7 . '. 1 --' . 1-Efigqza .f .nn- A 5,.,.h.vl ,,.e.,2-fn . M x M .X , H a Audio-Visual Engineers ' W iii The Audio-Visual Club is perhaps the most active club in Keene High School. No matter what time of the school day it is, there are always at least two members performing their duties. They are doing their job when they broadcast special notices to you, when they are operating movie projectors, or just remaining on call to take care of whatever needs to be done. Boys with a C average or above are eligible for membership. They are well trained in the operating of the various electronic devices necessary to the functioning of the club. For the first time, senior members have received their pins at the beginning of the school year instead of at the awards assembly in June. The reason for this is to give the members a chance to wear the pin intschool and to show that they are in good standing with the club. The club has no officers and never holds meetings. It is under the able direction of Miss Cooke, who has really done a magnificent iob in guiding it. Based on length of service and ability, two or three are Row la G, Arseneault, W. Wright, D. Werme. Row 2: K. Robertson, R. LeTourneau, G, Felch, T. VanArsdale, D. Bean, D. .. sie .. ff sting 'SW 4 it P 4 Hu W3'i!SE'Z i 45- 'tm q,g ew we in iw .5 Xf F--f Wiz: Z ,L 41136 Vf s 5' :-, . . . by 1 . -., ig.. . - ' -' ff si . it :ak-rif'!'.e is s 0' 2 .Zig A rug: is' -,gx . iii- ig rs ' : ? ? Q gg . Qissxt. K-1-'Qs ' Q '. i Rf - fi, !5 J ., he . ks- 37' 'sf-' HQ , :z--E.:5zxf2?T1 ' nf ii f 1 -If-1 if' ' r ' ' 4.-fr f .4 A 5..s,...,ew - H F L, ..., --- , 1: r , . . . as . ' - . r 1 'in 131 A , we -: ' rzfefty-e ' I.-., sl ' . ' 4 .9 r 1 ' -12 V Jicg .-1,1 i. , ,.,g,9' D- is H - ff 'Y' 'A cs as V-:mis . f '- ., .. T- , ii . .. ez- - VH -9,-:f', . I ..- 1...- A: Kew. '-- MJVY- .1 lw,..' TN.--viv.1, ui- ,g A r . A . .-,, A , l .' , ,, ' ,f , , H -,fr L ' .pl - I 'Mi' .-:x ,fr 4, A - designated as chief engineers. Many thanks go to Mrs. Collins who has supplied students from her Public Speaking class to give the regular notices. Chief Engineers Winston Wright Donald Werme Barcomb, H. Pierce, C. Reynolds, C. Seymour, G. Huntley, B. Coates, Miss Cooke, National Honor Society Left to right on stage: C. Baird, E. Pierson, L. Willson, F. Warlick, S. Paquette, A. Mackey, K. Koskela, B. Hewel, D. Lamothe, E. Sullivan. Other members: Bradley Mark, Gerry Martin, Pearle Matson, Allison Osborn, Carl Parker, Dolly Stalbird, Patricia Sweeney, Carolyn Thrasher, Kathleen Bailey, Jane Beckwith, David Bradley, Joyce Burt, T. Smiley Chase, Paul Cloutier, Martha Conant, Jeanne Coty. Norma Davis, Harriet Farrell, Eunice Fisk, Carolyn Gilbo, James Kinney. fewsrt wee? fe FAQ-.Q 'F 495 5 'ff 2 P F iG 6 www- 1. fm? Wi, litg, 19 AY? w , feieik iikei uiyiififia-E qQf 'e, g ff vial 'Q 3,5 Q 4. Q if i .QQ ,MVP 'H uv Lx 0 Ia' S, 'C 1 ww, .A H Af- ' . ' A J? Q Al . Q A V A My A, . , ln, 3,5k:1f ,, . . A WU ., WF if K 0' if i L 31-v xi' Row lf T. Fitzgerald, D. Stone, B. Houghton, R. Egan, T. Streeter, D. Kinney, B. Amadon, A. Bailey, W. Kosmo. Row 2: G. Lammela, D. Callahan, G. Echardt, B. Sullivan, C. LaDue, S. Tetrault, E, Slavitt, B, Hayes, A. Trornbley. Row 2: J. Ballou, S, Darnbroukas, D, Donovan, J. Shillady, D. Coburn, B. Brewer, K. Robertson, G. Arseneault, J. Gordon, Mr. Hanley, Mr. Purbeck. Footbal Since inexperience and injuries Took their Toll This Tall, the football team had a poor season on paper. But The Team playing was much better on the field Than The record indicated. With The able quarter- backing of Co-Captain Ray Egan and The running of Dave Donovan and Don Bedard, The Team had a Tair offensive unit. Big Jim Ballou and Co-Captain Tom Streeter were The main defensive combination. The whole high school congratulates you, Tom STreeTer, Tor being selected on The New Hampshire All-State Team I Team The final record Tor The '54 season was no wins and seven losses, buT The senior class is still proud of its Tine showing on the gridiron. Records Keene Concord 28 Keene Claremont 26 Keene Bishop Bradley 19 Keene Athol 45 Keene Laconia T4 Keene Nashua 39 Keene Manchester Central 34 Cross Country Coach Mayes and his Cross CounTry Team Turn- ed The Trick again This year by winning The New Hampshire STaTe Cross CounTry championship Tor The Third consecuriye year. Keene wenT To The New England TournamenT again This year and placed sevenTh as a Team in a field of 200 runners. Keene was paced all season by The running of Co-CapTains Crosley FleTcher and ForresT Robinson. Nexr year's Team has much promise from The running of Jim TrafTon, Carl Curtis, Paul DuTrisac who are sophomores. The iunior class is represemed by Doug Dicey and Guy HunTley who should help The Team. The Cross CounTry record is a very impressive one, wirh only one deTeaT aT The hands of The U. N. H. freshmen. Keene defeaTed STevens Twice, and Concord, Nashua, and Deerfield Academy. I - 2 .AG Row I: J. Trc1TTon, E. Hudson, S. Rogers, J. Call, R. Judd, H, C. FleTcher, 'N DroycoTT. Row 3: P. Holbrook, D. Bohannon, D. Kelley Row Q- N Robinson, A Bailey, P DuTrisc1c,A Lerondeau. Dicey, G Huntley. R. Exel. Mr Mayes. 11-- T' Varsity Basketball Keene's first two games with Vermont teams re- sulted in impressive victories which showed potential ability for o fine season. Keene next dropped one to Nashua and two to Dover, but paced by the two sen- ior guards, Bob Whitcomb, Bob Lambo, and the other senior of the team, the able rebounder Chuck Tol- man, they picked up a victory over their arch rival, Stevens of Claremont. Keene then proceeded to beat Manchester Central and Berlin, but lost to Concord and Portsmouth. With the season more than halt over, Keene 60 Bellows Falls 40 60 Springfield 52 54 Dover 6l 56 Alumni 52 45 Nashua 52 74 Stevens 62 58 Dover 6l 64 Central 50 32 Concord 64 44 Berlin 42 Won 8 R. Callahan, J. Boyea, J. Barrett, D. Dicey, J. Bridge, B. Simon, B. Lambo, B. Whitcomb, R. Tolman, J. Shillady, P. Wyman, G. Keen was working hard for a tournament position. In the second halt of the season, the team dropped two, one to Concord and one to Bishop Bradley, but struck back with a victory over Stevens. After drop- ping its next tour games, Keene closed out its regular season with a victory over Bellows Falls. Keene with a record of 8 wins and ll losses then played oft the pre-tournament game, but lost to Laconia. Keene 55 Portsmouth 64 60 Concord 72 6l Bishop Bradley 76 64 Stevens 54 44 Bishop Bradley 46 50 Nashua 55 44 Central 78 40 Brattleboro 49 62 Bellows Falls 58 Lost ll Baker, Coach Wyman. I 'iv' ' Qs. -A p Varsity Baseball Q ,rg v' ' 11-.zz 'V' Row I: J. Kinney, C. Symonds, K. Koskela, D. Bradley, J. Moore, J. Sausville, M. Purrington. Row 2: P. O'Neill, D. Mackey, R. Although there were many veterans returning from the Championship Team of '53, we failed to retain our crown. We lost a close game to Laconia in the tirst round of the tournament. With returning veterans such as Symonds, the glove man on the squad, the versatile Ken Koskela, and hard hitting Dave Bradley, the Blackbirds com- Keene I2 Springfield lO lO Fitchburg l 7 Gardner 3 O Vermont Academy l 5 Fitchburg 2 4 Gardner 5 3 Springfield O 3 Vermont Academy 8 54 99.-' -4524 f' WH liiflix An, PM Egan, R. Whitcomb, S. Dambrokas, R. Leslie, D. Donovan, Mr. Mulvaney. piled a record of 7 wins and 5 losses and l tie. They are anticipating the return of such veterans as Whitcomb, who should come into his own in his senior year, and the long ball hitting Stan Dam- brockas. With the pitching of Dombrockas and Mackey, combined with the fielding ability of Ray Egan, there should be a good team for '55. Keene 4 Orange 7 l7 Bellows Falls 6 4 Stevens 4 ' l Stevens 8 5 Athol 4 Tournament Keene 4 Laconia 7 Total record: 7 wins 6 losses l tie v-,.J.J2' T ' 1 X fi 96 O! 90 43 gsliw 96 -so l T f no 5 lfL'?k I 'iii Q? 45' ar Row l: E. LaBounty, C, Fletcher, T. Streeter, D. Constine. Row 2: 3. L. Horton, C. Joslin, R. Wilcox, P. Holbrook, Row 4: J D. Bedard, D. Kinney, D. Ross, D. Martineau, Mr. Mayes, Row Merrill, R. Exel, C. Parker, P. Cloutier, R. Whee er Track The Keene High track team of '54 started the season with a tremendous victory over the visiting Stevens High School Cardinals in a dual meet. Keene next iourneyed to the Green City to compete in the Manchester meet, with eight other class A teams. ln this meet Keene placed second behind the strong team from Portsmouth. In this third meet of the season, the team was victorious over Bishop Bradley, Athol, Gardner, and Bellows Falls. Keene won this meet with a total of 52 points which was lO points higher than the second place team. In the next meet, the Kiwanis, warmup for the State meet, Keene placed third behind the Sachems from Laconia and the Concord team This was followed by the Keene Teachers College Rotary invitational meet here in Keene Teams competed from Laconia Concord Portsmouth, Nashua, and Stevens. Laconia again won this meet and Keene placed fourth. The final meet of the season was the state meet at Exeter where Keene placed sixth in a field of eight teams and lost the trophy she had won the year before. ln order to keep the trophy a team must win the championship three consecutive years. Golf Club With all the veterans returning except one, the prospects for the season are very high. The under- classmen are represented by Jim Trafton, who is a sophomore, and Henry Descoteau and Bonn Simons who are juniors. The senior class has a Hne pair of golfers in Al Schretter and Don Coburn, these boys paced the team last year, and are hoping that they will again this year. They will represent the school at the state meet. Last year's record was a fair one with the team winning three and losing Eve. There were two wins over Gardner and one over Manchester Central, The boys lost to Nashua twice, Mount Herman twice, and Manchester Central once. Left to right: D. Coburn, Mr. Burrill, A. Schretter, B, Simons, H. Descoteou, J. Trafton. fliii Yr 0 v ' V 'Qs The Girls' Varsity, Field Hockey team came through the season this year with 4 wins, 3 losses, and l tie. The team was composed of iuniors and seniors. Juniors are: Edna Hopkins, Ruth Harris, Gail Dollar, Sophie Dyshlevich, Senior are: Emily Leclair, Carol Sweeny, Betty Harris, Marlene Miller, Eva Bemis, Marion Dennison and Kay Britton. Although the season was not an undefeated one, the girls deserve praise for their work. Always faith- ful, they fought to the end, playing games with no Varsity Field Hockey one there to watch. With seven of the girls graduating Coach Mc- Caughey is hoping for a lot from the promising J-V's. The Varsity and J-V teams are coached by Miss McCaughey and Miss Drugg respectively. Jackie Champagne was manager. She always did her iob and was there to remind Miss McCaughey if some- thing was forgotten. AT HOME AWAY Keene 3 Gardner O Keene 5 Greenfield O Keene 2 Stevens 3 Keene l Gardner 4 Keene l Putney 2 Keene 3 Stevens 5 Keene 2 Greenfield l Keene 2 Putney 2 Row l: J. Champagne, C. Sweeney, E. Le Clair, M. Miller, Miss E. Harris, R. Harris, M. Dennison, G. Dollar, E. Hopkins. McCaughey. Row 2: K. Britton, S. Dyshlevich, E. Bemis. Row 3: tl' ,ai Q ,A Girls' Basketball I 53 Put another basket in! This seemed to be the cry that echoed from the gym this season as the girls came through with 6 wins and 2 losses. lt is not saying too much when one repeats that if sickness hadn't taken a hand this year's team would have been undefeated. At the Greenfield gym K.H.S. was out to win, but with the absence of Carole Lower the lassies iust couldn't squeeze in enough baskets. They lost by only 7 points. Then after beating Shelburne Falls at home, the girls traveled down there to play without two first-string forwards and one guard. At this game two ofthe regular guards, Gail Dollar and Pat Camp- bell, had to change to forward for part of the game. Despite the obstacles the game was a good one and it was lost by only 7 points. The J-V's, composed of all sophomores, improv- ed a great deal as the season progressed. Big things are expected of them next year. The Varsity and J-V teams are coached by Miss McCaughey and Miss Drugg respectively. Marion Dennison was manager. HERE THERE Keene 53 Alumni l7 Keene 46 Bellows Falls 23 Keene 46 Shelburne Falls 23 Keene 25 Greenfield 32 Keene 4l Bellows Falls 22 Keene 24 Shelburne Falls 3l Keene 4l Greenfield 21 Keene 6l Peterborough 35 Varsity lst row: S. Dyshievich, M. Hazen, C. Lower, N. Hilclreth, E. Dollar, K. Saunders, J. Karsis, J. Lorahger, Miss Mc Caughey. Reardon, P. Campbell. 2nd row: M. Dennison, A. DiJulio, G. f Q S .N r t ' x i f A l . F ll 4-7 f N M 555' l g y 1 wig., .. ,- Psi. i v I Sitting, Left to Right: G. Larson, H. Farrell, S Davis, M Kimball, Flew-wing, Miss Pechulis P, Campbeil Standing, Lett to Right: S. Farrington, J. Karsis, S. Let's go! Let's go! Let's really go! Again we hear the familiar yells ot the Cheer- leaders. They started practice the second week of school and have been out straight ever since. In their new black uniforms the girls made a fine showing with new and peppy cheers at the foot- ball and basketball games, Miss Pechulis was the new coach and Sandy Davis and Pat Campbell were Co-Captains. ln March the cheerleaders were honored to participate in a cheerleading competition at Fitch- burg High School, Besides the ton there is work that has to be done. It is the duty of these girls to make up new cheers and motions, Usher at home games, take charge of after-game parades, and plan and cheer at pep rallies, Twirlers and Color Guards For the tirst time in the high school band the maiorettes donned short, perky skirts ot orange and black to match their orange and black iackets. They also added a pair of white polished boots to their new outfit and topped it oft with a tall hat covered with a large white plume. They certainly created a very pretty picture as they marched down the football held swinging and tossing their batons to the peppy music of the band. They were includ- ed in the band tormations and also had a special routine of their own. During games they took turns directing the band with drum maiorette Pat Sarsfield and then they twirled in tront ot the grand stand. This year the twirlers were all seniors: Joan Kneeling: P, Sarstield. Band Story, Vvinne Sherwin, Jane lvlaslen and Barbara Kelly, head tvvirler, Another group that played an important and a colorful part in the band is composed ot the color guards: Elaine Reardon, Arlene lviartineau, Carole Cameron and Donna Wilber. They too, were out- fitted in new white iackets and trousers trimmed witr orange and black. They wore tall hats with black plumes similar to those worn by the twirlers. White gloves added neatness and sparkle to their outfit. During the month of March they started prac- ticing and devising routines for the spring concert. These girls have worked very hard in preparing the girls who will take their places next year. Standing: B. Kelly, J. Maslen, C. Cameron, E, Reardon, D, lNilbur, J. Story, W, Sherwin X x, D F 1 . V. Sports J. V. Baseball I Il- .. J 1 Al gr- I. , 'T 3 . I . F rxi U3 S674 i ig. 'Il ix- s it Xsx -N X65 lllgu Q5 'W'T.,,g fl lsr row: G. Metevier, J. McMahon, J. Small, T. Hartnett. 2nd 3rd row: Couch Willis, B. Mc Lellczn, P. Boyea, Mgr. J. Coppo, row: B. Amodon, L, Livengood, J. Shillody, R. Druin, G. Gorcecu. P. Bussier, D. Dicey, J. Boyec. J. V. Basketball 5 lib QPU eil 6 LO. Mig Q Q J s :L was L ' - W G gsva il R Berry, L. Chcnnell, B. Sweeny, D. Fleming, N. Gciillordefz, N. Robinson, O. Block, Coach Franklin. 90 -K Y' - ---f x 'S C? .ar Q ', ,Q-Qv!'j0Jfs9 ' nv' time ' -' N- O W' g X' 0--'lf' - N - - rw ,A .B-give ,ll ' 4 , l J. -' ' ' e ff' . f ' 'N .gg l 'x - KM ' ' 'ar ' N, ' M ,N Y 'n as Y J' lf 4 .. .. ' i M u . A 'lt ,. 1. H I' 'fr P -IQ' Y 1 A 1 . .I S f fl ' Q G- in ' ' I i 1.1 ' I f-93 B 'ig' l - In I X ' - ' . 1 'N 5 1 . vi X -15-3 . I .. -:Z X f ' I ?g 'I lst row: J, Miller, A. O'Brlen, D. Ellls, M. Descorecux. 2nd Yenell, Miss Drugg. 3rd row: M. Babcock, C. Sounders, M. row: E. Swett, M. Thomas, A. Diiulla, S. Driscoll, E. Bemis, A. Perry, C. Adams. N. Bradley, K. Kaiser. 'J-ard, J. V. Field Hockey J J. V. Sports J. V. Basketball lst row: C, Adams, M. Wyman, M, Perry, S. Driscoll, C. Gordon, Sravrou, B. Wheelock, J. Brown, Miss Drugg. M. Babcock, S. Holbrook. 2nd row: A, Parkhursr, B. Coles, E. Q7 f' x'Xp.,N49'., -X X A 'NF , Q , 4 1 Y ,IV few B-we f 1 Z ...ff Pg 'UO p ' . ... .' 5 if fm. , iJ:., . 'P' --C' me B' --rl-4 Z . ' '.vy,,i. as 4f,AgQ-. I ' ,V ,.1 4 ' .. ' - A E M' f .V fs. ', ' Q 1, '-G! b A . . Us-N. Q , ,. .QI lx . ' X. . , ' J . ' 'ff' 1 X ' .1 ' . . . . . . - ' -A 2'4 ' .' -' V .6 F I .M U. ' Er .!a' ! . - M , Y ' ,Z , . N I I K W A ' H A V nu A '-'U' -.Q 1 R I I . .-. ii a un-1 In... . .- .Yo . ' 9- lf Just one more to go . J Excuses, excuses, excusesl 94 42,1 .,' Q I-1 ' Henry Porkhursf Here is the Missississippippif' The Cafeteria Staff, How hungry? This is on cr! class? ,frie- ..'-I , ,f:.M : 1 ,ff September I 'O, '..,,,., tm Wllllam Lloyd Dovns Venrrnloqunst Exfroordmcry The lanxrors Our cleaner uppers Go man go' Caution' Men at work Representatives To The U. N. Model Assembly Patricia Richmond and Alfred Schretter Mrs, Vogel, SECRETARY TO THE PRINCIPAL yi V CorIe1on Russell ond Goyl Ford, OUR ORGANISTS fi sf Q iv' J ' iv V' ., ,,,, , ww' ya A l 97 li October P5 W' o- U' 'V Gm 'CBA XASBKO ' . 1 4 KN WT ? QQ E K i Mx? ,fn ? f ' TNQX ' ' 1, ' Moyes or the Fiesfo I --J .lt-4 Who-dun-ir? :XT Shall We Join vhe Ladies? Cost An Old Southern Evening New loves for oId. v 1 , 1 Q 9' 6, A v -, V .' A ' F! f,,. 5 . . 52 N U The Wonder Har Cast I ovember P A I sf vel 2' if wwf gf, , U 8 , f' ' 'X' 56 'Ai' X TA-f., '5 Z rg ., Hg- D 3, 'fi ' K f if 4 QQ J f.,Vg 3 . ww ,f ,II 13 fam k . Q' 3' wfk , 15 is r W ,f V v 9 . .gg H a '3lm ,, . Q Q' ' My 75441 W '-1 ?i fQig313'i. QQ A A , , 5, , ,f,, Jackie Fish and Roger Letournecu DAUGHTER AND FATHER S eva Fleming 8- Bl' Co b Floncee 8- Fnonce Q Gary Howard Voice of Democ ocy Wmnef Sandys KPerrm 81 Sunne5 Commg The Enterprise December 4' ' I . 4 of S . X if NS +1 I- - 1. b , ' I ,-4, ' CD ' V ' , IQ: , LA ., .SJ 101 Queen's Court ,Q J- Q Martha Perry SU' Barb Kelly The Mldyear Ball Bonny Prnce Carole Reardon 102 ,ns 'env Peggy Lnndsey J' Par Campbel 8 sbs Clona Martell Mary Ellen K mbal' January M xx - 2 K .D I if ,Q 9' tl 2 M M a N A fy A l 5' ? 5 , . Q ' -:- M V - M - 2 j j 2 Q ,f Y 1 . Q it L A x 'E - .f ' ' 7 . ' , , W 7 1 V ' M' , 3 Q i 5 'U V., .an Q ' or 1' 4-1 'Q ' .. ny? Pct Sorsfield Miss K. H. S i 1 Q QE f- , A aj an-if 4 E gi in M , I Kenxston Now the day IS over ny Price, Loren Livengood, Lorraine Barco ne - 1, - H , . ! 5 ,mf X Q el 4 , Gil 'Y 244 s.,, at 5 s i 3 W' -if-9!! ' F Tom Vcn Arsdule Mr Colored Televnsnon Dot Blake soprano Vern Coburn Dag thot beafl February U A - H , . I 1? ' ix , ' Y 5 , 1 Y V 1 5 , V ,Q U - H x2 5 A 71 ix' F' 1 6th period typing class Ruth Treat, Polly Phllbrick, Deanna P'o perzio, Carol Rusler, Carlton Russell, Plan ners for the Science Fair 4th period English class, Oh, so interest- C dl a A X . V 4 , . V x . 'qigl vL'g,,5?'v X .3335 an f'.zi2l'Uw3Y'gBYZ omes Welty, Fun on We keyboard T ,av March fi x,,,..,..-W' 155' T' Gary Rousseau Mon from Mars Bob Culef and Bob Flnbotfe Do os soy not cs I do 4,412 i g A if DOUQ Morse Morse s Academy of Fnne Arts 'M x I' gf ,,...- mm, N L 'Q p J 'll AX f' .f' 1 lf! J if! , lv L' b' 14 ft Vj3dt gin' -rw... ,-f yy v 'x 1 . 4' ' fi' wah M Milk we ily ,,! mnwanm .,-an .+L Borboro .leon Dovls z z z z z z' -ar' E1 AY, ,Q qw 'N ff? April 109 M - K ,i ,K , U ,M ff, is ' li'-f ' - 0 ,Vmi-'fi' , ' 1 ' ' 4 5, K ' ' f ' - , 'i'fA Q 3 4 ff S , 'V,V, V7 . s , R Q I Qi lA,- .1 in 1 4 - ' , rg - . A A f. N if' 1' r .f 4 I . ,ff 4 - ' 1 H Tv , . fr ' ' f fr ', Q, dui 1 .. 1 ' ' , -.Q -- 'Y-. , S- , ,Lv I f :T. 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'ix q'.Q:S.f 'H ini iii I U if 1. 5--Y .M 0 a' IT 'Y 0' R V L 5' il sq L., Q' '- . -Z ,M- u.,. s 1 I Z' , .gn ,I 1 THE KEENE NATIONAL BANK SAVE AS YOU EARN COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KEENE SAVINGS BANK KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE E' KEENE MILL END STORE AMSDEN SHOE STORE SILKS - WOOLENS - RAYON - COTTON GOODS Russell Fitts, Proprietor 'I2-A Federal Street 'I6 Moin Street -- Keene, N.H. Keene, New Hampshire FOOTWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY SUCCESS AND AppEARANCE I2 Federal Street -- Telephone 2353-M GO HAND IN HAND! MICHEL'S STUDIO SHOP Keene, New Hampshire NationallxAdver:sed ,Clothes GIFTS an JEWELRY R4 L Decarolis Ssure our ppeamnce ' ' ' fThe Michelsj Watchmaker Success Follows Naturally For Clothes that will look and wear better . . . longer . . . it's BETTER FOODS N'S Dependable Service 8 Main St. -- Keene, N.H. ESTABLISHED 1913 CORSAGES BY ELLIS BROTHERS 81 CO Cnty Flornsts Smce 1875 Phone 303 203 Wunchester St LADIES APPAREL 144 Wunchester St Keene New Hampshnre S 314 Wrnchester Street Keene N H Telephone 2510 Phone 407 or 744 Itwo way raduol Callahan s Tax: Servlce, Inc Office B 81 M DEPOT THE KEENE GLASS COMPANY REAR OF COLONIAL THEATRE TEL 1449 Keene N H Watch Clock Diamonds Complete Lune of 81 Jewelry Repairing Gifts MEATS GROCERIES Enun a. VEGETABLES ROI-F JEWEI-ERS 589 COURT ST 9 Roxsumr sr KEENE N H TEL 460W TEL 494 W NEIL VERMOUTH 450 Mmgboro 5, CAIN S MAYONNAISE Keene N H BORDEN S CHEESE COMPLIMENTS OF LAUNDROMAT EDWARD A FRINK Open7AMto7PM 53 Cottage St Keene N Photographer 702 Mann St Keene N H TILDEN'S The Favornte Store For School Supplles Smce the Start of Keene Hugh School Asphalt Surface Contractors Ceneral Constructron Excavatron and Gravel Parking Areas and Dnveways Keene Cllnlc RICHARD C CAMERON 118 Gllsum St Keene N H BLACKSMITH SHOP ANTIQUES The Maxwells Phone 29 2 East Sullivan N H ' I , , .. , . . , , .. I . , I I . , .. Distributor I , , .. l . , .H. . , .. ,7., . . '- . . . , , . . ,.. ,.. PALMER INSURANCE AGENCY R K PALMER KEENE DRY CLEANING AND GIFT SHOP IP W QUALITY SHOPPE DRESSES 8m SPORTSWEAR W ISI KNOWLTON AND STONE CO slNcE 1866 WILBERS IGA STORE MEATS d GROCERIES N th S T I EDWIN T ALDRICH INSURANCE AGENCY 9 J J NEWBERRY CO LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORE M MERRIMACK FARMERS EXCHANGE INC THE FARMERS BUSINESS DALBOLT INC c:oMPuMENrs 81 MRS ARTHUR J BOSA HOME AQUARIUM PETS a PET SUPPLIES KEENE ICE CREAMERY LUNCHEONETTE SERVICE M ROBERTSON MOTOR COMPANY DODGE 81 PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS V S M CREDITORS ADJUSTMENT SERVICE THE VILLAGE STORE E fsu N H ph . . Longest Lunch Bar on the K , New Hampshire Wides caved Main Street in the orId I4 65 - -- Keene, N-H. Keene, New Hampshire I . an I5 PQ e sneer -- Tel. 1131 or wanzey -- e. T482 Keene N H I 66 ain Street ' Tel. IO56 -- Keene, N.H. Tel. T96 Keene, New Hampshire of , . DR. . . Pure Ice Cream Our otto: Purity and Quality Fir t Dependable Service For Over 50 Years Motorola Radio and T. . aIes 8- Service T24 ain SI. -- Phone 890 as u ivan, ew am s ire Complete Photography Service MARBRIS STUDIO KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Every single one of you is welcome here. This store l840 has always been a sort of High School Headquarters, Headquoflefs here's hoping it always will be because we like to HI9h School see you here. Use our phone, meet your friends here, I954 pork at our tables, make yourself at home, BULLARD 81 SHEDD GOODCO BAKERY AT THE HEAD OF THE SQUARE Keene New Hampshire PUBLIC SERVICE CO CENTRAL SQUARE Keene New Hampshire Quality For Over a Century SPENCER HARDWARE CO sponrmo oooos s. rovs GRANITE STATE DRY CLEANERS THERES A DIFFERENCE I8 Roxbury Street e 970 T81 Marlboro Street e 2420 H E FOLSOM Proprietor GOODNOW S CATERS TO YOUTH R E PRATT OPTOMETRIST 44 Central Square Keene CENTRAL SHOE SERVICE BERGERON INSURANCE AGENCY TEL 1332 Dublin NH Tel 90 BOCCIA AND GROUT 30 Roxbury Street Tel 550 M SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Featuring Teen Shoes Sundial Cover Girl Loafers by Lucerne KEENE CO OPERATIVE BANK I0 WEST STREET Keene New Hampshire SAVINGS HOME LOANS All Savings Insured Up to S10 000 00 ll I ll I T I. I T l. 44 Central Square -- Keene, N. H. H L HOLDEN CO ROY M PICKARD ATTORNEY AT LAW I7 Ro b ry St e t Keene Ne Hcxmpsh e MACKENZIE ICE CREAM DRIVE IN Upper Co rt Street Tel 135W KEENE FISH MARKET RICHARDS MOTORS 32 W sh gto S et e e Ho ps e GENERAL REPAIRS 81 RADIATOR SERVICE THE STORE OT FINE DIAMONDS MINIATURE PRECISION BEARINGS INC IOI C pe te Street ee ps e Cheshlre County Insurance Agency INSURANCE Keee NH Rxtz Carlton Boston inf Palm Beach Florlcla OH! UH 5 Gal' ldyfllne an UUI'llllg Manchester Mass Watch H111 R I I ' . x u r e , w ir u . o in n tre U 9 , Ke n , New m hir . , . II Central Square or n r K ne, New Hom hir n I l ' 'W ' 'UU In J BEST WISHES 5fLIfI'i The Class of 55 '27 MARKEM MACHINE CUMPANY F A PUTNAM MANUFACTURING C0 ROBERTSON INC DyCI M M STONES SERVICE STATION INTERNATIONAL NARROW FABRIC CO INC GRANITE STATE AUTO BODY WELDING CO TOWING REAR WHEEL ALIGNING t T I 842 81 84 TH E VOGU E NATIONAL BRANDS PRINCESS SHOE CHESHIRE COUNTY FARMERS EXCH GRANITE STATE FEEDS C8IVVI. dN COF dST I58 WIRTHMORE FEEDS GRANITE STATE STUDIO DAILY PHOTO FINISHING SERVICE W ISI 3 HENRY 81 JOHNSON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Fgd 8W ZIMMERMAN S GARAGE 372 west STREET CLARK INSURANCE AGENCY T h 4 30 MAIN STREET K N H p h O 'E J K 1 Rf TO ' I 2'- .5 IQ., o o o fx 2 Keene, New Hampshire I I , . r eoning I II7 oin Sire-et 537 Qin Sfreef Keene, N, I-I, tl a -- Railroad Stree -- e. 2-W Keene, New Hampshire As Seen In Fashion Magazines I03 Main St. -- Keene, New Hampshire By E. . . , Hopkins, Greenfiel , . I-I. COren ertilizers I9 es reet 28 Railroa . Tel, I I U I Owe Keene, New Hampshire oshingfon Sr., Keene, N. I-I. Tel 532 elep one 30 eene, ew am s ire American Uphcal Lompany KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE BEEDLE PIANO CO MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS RECORDS SHEET MUSIC MAYS FOOD STORE INC THE RED 8- WHITE STORES M Ib PHONE ao E A JOHNSON PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY g I SHOP AND SAVE AT O K FAIRBANKS SUPER MARKET 4M lb LEMAY FURNITURE CO COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS TEL 1867 WYMAN S SALES 81 SERVICE 199 MARLBORO STREET CENTRAL SCREW CO SCREWS BOLTS NUTS RIVETS YCDpdOCtI U Q 1 I . . , . 38 or Oro Stree, Central Square -- Keene, New Hampshire Tel. 133 N Keene, New Hampshire Dru s, Prescriptions, Trusses, Sacro Iliac Bel s, Abdominal Supports and Hospital Supplies. 8 ar oro Street -- Keene I I Keene, New Hampshire New England Division Keene, New Hampshire ou an e en n en ra ELEVEN TIMES THE RETURN OF A SAVINGS BOND One of the best investments for most of us machines they want at least a 33! return. is a U.S. Savings Bond. Pay S1875 now. Some of the largest mass production plants Get S2500 in I965. That is 3 X interest. in the world have bought our machines. It is But when a business invests in one of our one of the best investments they can make KINGSBURY MACHINE TOOL CORPORATION Keene New Hampshire ANDER N THE FL T so ORIS YE GOODIE SHOPPE 107 Main Street Keene New Hampshire PHONE 236 W FRESH CANDIES coMPuMENTs or COURSE IT comes FROM of you, CAROI-YN 5 A 81 P MANAGER 84 CLERKS SQUARE DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS LUNCHEONETTE FILMS Col un, I2 Central Square Keene New Hampshire KTM CHASE S STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT GREETING CARDS 22 West Street Tel 1300 JEAN P HOWES and CO JEWELERS Serving K HS for over One Half Century GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES Central Square THE CAREY CHAIR MFG CO Manufacturers of Keene New Hampshire PORCH ROCKERS 8. CHAIRS Kitchen Breakfast and Box Seat Chairs I 4, ' J I ' KEENE 0Il CUMPANY PHONE 922 HEATING OILS OIL BURNERS CONDITIONAIRS 4 Statlpn Stores 24 CYPRESS ST 694 MAIN ST 300 PARK ST 520 WASHINGTON ST ASHUELOT CITIZENS BON TON RESTAURANT NATIONAL BANK JOHN S IGA STORE GROCERIES MEATS FROZEN FOODS 3 kA TI66 sooo LUCK TO THE CLASS or 55 SEARS ROEBUCK and COMPANY C CH ESHIRE NATIONAL BANK SERVING THE MONADNOCK REGION FOR 150 YEARS WKNE CBS RADIO 1290 sooo WATTS WOODWARD MOTORS Ch W V TOONEY and CO PAUL T DONAHUE 601 MAIN STREET CATERING WEDDINGS BANQUETS SPECIAL PARTIES WHITE BROS DAIRY BAR 129 WINCHESTER STREET T I 1010 I Keene, New Hampshire Complete Line of 7 Par venue -- e. 2 41 entral Square Keene, New Hampshire Keene, New Hampshire I I I I 37 urch Street . . U Keene, New Hampshire - - e . THE MacMILLAN COMPANY INC BU I LDE RS 28 Mechamc Street Keene N H PERKINS LUMBER COMPANY INC Lumber and BuIIdIng MaterIaIs MILL WORK 29 RaIston St Keene N H PAUL G KENNETT N BOTTLED GAS 8. APPLIANCES 536 West Street Keene New HampshIre DEMERIAT S FISHER INC DISTINCTIVELY FINISHED FURNITURE SARGENT MOTORS INC INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS MaIn Street Keene N H DAVIS OIL CO, INC QUALITY 8. SERVICE 559 MaIn Street Tel 848 DAKIN HOWES INC DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Great Cars FIne Servnce A Square Deal A HENKLE MFG CORP KEENE INDUSTRIAL PAPER CO RAILROAD SQUARE Keene New HampshIre SPONSORS KENNETHJ ARWE DR EDWIN M ADAMS DR JOHN R JOHNSON JOSEPH H JOHNSON STEVE GOMARLO DR G H CAMPBELL FIRST NATIONAL STORES FOOTWEAR CENTER JOHN R GOODNOW N G GUERNSEY 81 CO DR R E PRATT We wIsh to thank The AmerIcan Yearbook Company Representatwe Mr Wnnsor Marbrrs SIUdlO Mr and Mrs Martm and our advemsers , O , , . , I c. I 1 ' - I . - I 0 , 492 Main Street -- TeI. 161 TOWNSEND DABNEY AND TYSON h NEW YORK CURB ASSOCIATE MUNICIPALS UNLISTED SECURITIES MUTUAL FUNDS RICHARDS ICE CREAMERY KAZANAS BROS MARKET I' I THE FRIENDLY STORE ON YOUR WAY HOME WtSttT VISIT WHEELER and TAYLORS IzowLER JONES and PAGE INC DAIRY RAR FURNITURE 81 ANTIQUES ACCESSORIES Ib T I ' PLUMBING and HEATING co AUTOMATIC OIL BURNERS 18C t St tMYERS WATER SYSTEMS Ph 2508 PERKINS BASSETT and WRIGHT N PA INDUSTRIAL 8. MILL SUPPLIES HOMESTEAD PIPPIN BAILEY AUTO SALES FARM YOUR FORD DEALER M Ib PEOPLES LAUNDRY INC 9 G'RT'N STREET ROBERT S HART INC T 3 VIIRIGI-lT'S America's Largest Selling Silver I Members of the New York and Boston Stock Exc onges I I Was ing on Street Keene, New Hampshire 272 es ,-ee ,, eI.6R I I I ' 85 Mor oro Street -- e . 878 Member American Institute of Decorators 78 Rai road Street -- Keene, N.H. en er ree one I I I C. Keene, New Hampshire - INC. 250 ar oro Street -- Keene, N.H. I R I - I , e . I'I7 E SINGER SEWING CENTER 89 MAIN STREET Keene, New Hampshire VALLEY GREEN MOTEL and GIFT SHOP West Street -- Keene, New Hampshire DINNER AT YOUR CONVENIENCE The Dinner That's Different SWANS MILL STORE FINE NEW ENGLAND WOOLENS 290 West Street -- Keene, New Hampshire JEAN S PASTRY SHOP 433 wEsT STREET Stlckney Plumbing and Heating 290 West Street Keene New Hampshire FREDERICK A FARRAR ELECTRIC MOTORS 81 REPAIRING I5 Avon Street Keene N H WEST ST WASH ETTE INC 445 West Street Tel Keene 2179 Operated by W E Hetherman TRY OUR NEW KIND OF LAUNDRY SERVICE ROUSSELLS BOYS and MENS SHOP YOUR STORE OF FINE CLOTHING T6 West Street Keene N H MONADNOCK BLOCKS CONCRETE OR CINDER READY MIX CONCRETE ARTHUR WHITCOMB INC I I . , - I I and 725 Main Street -- TeI. IIO RICHIE'S SERVICE STATION ESSO GAS TIRE 8K BATTERY SERVICE M Ib T THE STORE OF FINE D AMONDS CHESHIRE TRANSPORTATION CO WE SPECIALIZE IN CHARTERED SERVICES AT REASONABLE RATES THE MELODY SHOP 27 MAIN STREET BOWMAN FLYING SERVICE SAWYER S JEWELER GIFTS d GREETING CARDS ROYAL FURRIERS BIBEAUS KEENE HARDWARE CO YOUR GOOD HOUSEKEEPING STORE t G 34 WASHINGTON STREET SPRAGUE and CARLETON MAKERS OF SOLID ROCK MAPLE FURNITURE Robert R King M D Earle H Staples Jr MD GID S CUT RATE LYNCH S K N H p IT MAXWELLS ESSO STATION QUALITY ESSO PRODUCTS M T I 22 216 ar oro Street -- el. 28 . v 9 ll 0 . I Keene, New Hampshire I 5 Main Street an Keene, New Hampshire I Hardware - Plumbing - Electrical Spor ing oods - Wallpaper - Moore's Paints Keene' New HC'mP5h 'e . , . . I . , ., . . I I . eene' ew om S ire 561 ain Street -- e. 88-J O F-1 it Q xl My 'l'O BECOME AN IMPORTANT PERSON . . . A 'ob that you Il enloy A 'ob with l'8SPOl'ISlblllfleS loin the rlendly amzly at the T Company Work for a company that s known and respected everywhere Youll meet all kmds of lnterestlng people work ln pleasant surroundm Q earn good pay right from the start wlth IC u ar ralses And of course there are vacatxons wlth pav and other telephone benefits Ask friends o yours that work or the Tele phone Company Ask about the securltv of a tele phone Job the opportumtles for advancement the important work you can do Come In and talk with us We ll fill m the de tails on xmportant telephone jobs open for gurls finishing Hugh School Do It now so you ll have a head start 'llll um :naman TEIEIIIIIIIIE 2. mfaurn tumpuy ,rxtv , 1 f .' 52' 'I - y , 4' , 0' 'I gf pix y O fx , f' N f 5 T.. , .Q 9 Q , Q 1.1 A- . . , . . gl, y . , . . g I 1 . , c n u, V ' U VN ' 1 f - ' E E' . . . r ' x 1 Q .-f 1 14 1 Q . 5 . - L45 4 . . . . , , -4A', ,ug ' 12 if Q A Whit! 3' ,gg r 1 4 il 11 S X, J 34 TURBOJET ENGINE Just Under The Wire Jets and Rockers byLawerence Page Winners Radiation Sickness by Donna Castner Z' f T' Q.. -' ' . i gillyqw ha . 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