Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

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The peak is in view but still above him as he looks upward towards the adult years of life. Although in reality one does not need a guide tokclimb Monadfbck, our teachers and, a the administration represent the guides oftedhleded in mountai climbir1g..They are , our guides as we-glimb the Monadnock of Lif'e, ya climb which vvourld indeed be difficult withoull them.' . l . ' A' . - y N R qv Our. years in' high school clothe us for the futureg but as we' , this 'aothingn isnot enoughf The extra cloth- '- T extra-curricular activities which enable us to 1 character..'. T , 1. 'y L over which towel's'Mt. Monadnock. Many rn- but although we leave the vicinity A u rises so magnificently over ' fPeabody's poem 'Wlonadf stately mountain: ' we 1 Y i . 5 ms go way: .5 I ' eye angry sea PDQ Grows fearful as memo r shall su ssiwe Y anna:--fag, HQ' PJ 4 WY .4-A 'tv v O hs 3 ix. ffl H' . 4 to-fr' . Dedzcatwn 'Wi M Mg f 211243 4 SH' Conference Deck the halls As we make our brnet tourney through Keene Hugh there are few teachers who constantly exert an Influence upon us Many teachers contribute much of thenr tume and effort at some pornt along the way but you are one of the few who never cease to work with us Even though you may not be dtrectly connected wtth our protects you always respond when called upon wuth tdeas advuce and assustance but never take the credlt It IS wnth deep apprecratuon and suncere pleasure that we dedncate the 1959 QALMAGUNDI to you MISS NORMA J SAFFORD ltfl'fWf4 L55 v4 J-4 y I M55 Stafford and Neh Decorating for S lver Swtrl CKE: - I . fr qff' . ', . I H 1 Ni v b , x Q . t f A 3 A t ft . - .j if N f r t T v 3 1 , . . . m f . MJ 4, yt A, yxffe V, ' if 2 v . -U . . ,A .V 7175 uf 1 ' ' 1 ' Y' r' ', - x K Y 1 ffm-1 ' y 4 c,-an V ' i, ' i ' , 7 Sta Lorelee Smuth 59 SECRETARY Marlorle Folsom Joyce Reeves 59 Judith Brown 60 Manager Norma Perreault 59 Mary Ann Callahan 59 Prudence Curry 59 Aldona Dunkel 59 Joyce Lernatowrtz 59 Martha Redfield 59 Nancy Adams 60 Carol Bogoslan 60 CO EDITORS IN CHIEF LITERARY BOARD Editor Robert Hayn 59 Margaret Haggart 60 BUSINESS BOARD ART BOARD Cary Wyman 59 TREASURER Muchael Saunders 59 Donna Clmucs 60 Merellyn Gallagher 60 Assistant Manager Joan Mlskelly 59 Francine Cohn Jeanne Greenleaf Ellzabeth Kendall Judith Pruce Judith Sargent Temma Schor Susan Shaw 60 60 v O O O ' ' '59 ' ' I l6O ' ' ' '60 . , . . ,6O ' ' ' '60 ' ' '60 ' Assistant Editor Barbara Page '59 Lynne Gove '59 ' ' '60 ' ' '60 I I l59 ' ' ' '59 . 1 ' - - l59 ' ' '59 ' ' '60 . . . , . ,6O Editor Beverly Blake 59 Peder Johnson 59 Elrzabeth Hanley 59 Emuly Maslen 59 Nana Heneage 59 Judith Donovan 59 Robert Morse 59 Patrucra Calef 59 Patrncsa Simon 59 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Co Edntors PEAKS Co Editors SPORTS Co Ed :tors PHOTOGRAPHY Photography Co ordlnators Student Photography Herbert Shaw TYPISTS Head Typnsts Assusta nt Typlsts ADVISER Avus M Colby Joanne Robbins Lrnda Scharles Jean LaMothe Constance Priest Sidney Shelntleld Anne Patmos Patrick Larracey Patrlcla Mott Elaine Bergeron 5 AW W 'QW' UN f X 251 Mmm FACULTY These Are the Trail Blazers, LAURENCE O THOMPSON Superintendent of Schools A B Ed M Bates College MR THOMPSON an MRS GOODELL To the Class of 1959 You are soon to 'om the many earlner classes whose members have for a tnme been Important contributors to the llfe of Keene Hugh School and have passed on to broader flelds of higher educatnon business or lndustry In times like these Iwonder sometumes whether Keene Hugh School has done all It possibly can to prepare Its graduates for what ns ahead Perhaps you wonder whether you have taken fullest advantage of the opportunltnes whnch have been offered to you In any event I am grateful for your contrubutuon and If your growth since you came to us has been posltlve and wholesome I am grateful for that too To each of you I extend sincere best wushes for a happy and successful future Cordlally yours X .., . . ' f I I I I ' I 1 I I I ' I Who Prepare the Way JOHN W DAY Assistant Supernntendent B S M Ed Plymouth Teachers College Unlversnty of N H MR DAY an MRS BURKE GREETINGS SENIORS June 1959 should be an Interesting tnme to graduate Opportunities are abundant from Alaska to Cape Horn from under the Poles to the Moon ln a free economy that rewards well and seeks those of superior technical business and professnonal traanlng In a soclety where better education for all ns becommg a natronal concern there are great challenges Can our natlon continue to progress through hard work and thoughtful planmng of mdlvl duals or will at succumb to the stagnatlon of a welfare state? Can the world long contunue half free and half slave? Wall your mayor goal be the accurnulatnon of maternal things or the unseltlsh service to family and communlty'-' You are a splendnd class You have a record of tune accomplrshments I thunk you wlll make wlse cholces and see them through . ., . . K t a Qwvve. . rs W. , I ' I I I I . ' I u For Us to Follow HAROLD F DREW Pruncupal B S Ed M Mlddlebury College Harvard Unlverslty MR DREW and MRS ALLAN To the Class of 1959 Very soon now you are going to get the green llght of graduation and swung out from these pleasant roads you ve traveled for some years onto the broad highway of llfe All these school years you ve been buymg yourself a car Dad you buy a good solud car that wull stand up well for a lnfe tlme or perhaps one wuth lots of chrome but a poor motor? If the former good you should travel many pleasant mules If the latter better trade now :ts never too late to learn ln any event a happy tourney and no ats Wffw 0 0 1 1, p - . . . . , I , . . . . . -. I . U I - . ., . . , 1 . ' fl . I2 Presenting the F aculty- Today we will learn how to use the tabulator' HENRY W ARNOLD BEd Keene Teachers Col lege Electrucnfy Woodwork mg Shop Malh PAUL E BRIDGES BEd Keene Teachers Col ege Area Vocahonal School Attendance THELMA H BALDWIN BEd Plymouth Teachers College Commerclal ESTELLE BURKE Secrelary to the Assustant Supermtendent MARGARET D ACKERMAN AM Bucknell nu versnfy Radcluffe College Latnn French Advlser De batmg Club LUCIEN E BERGERON BEd Keene Teachers Col lege Drlver Educahon Ad vlser Semor Class MARGARET L ALLAN Secretary to the Prmclpal MURIEL BRADBURY Plymouth Normal Home Economics English DOROTHY CALEF Subsmuie for Mr Ruchrnond September Novem I Q f A.B.., . ., I U '- U l I 3 C ' ,T L I 1 9 f ber. l l A I I - I CHARLES BURNS BA Boston College Col lege Physrcs Shop Phy sncs Coach JV Basketball HORTENSE BURRlLL BEd Keene Teachers Col lege Algebra Adviser Freshman Class Our Guides Alon ' Aww GUY F BURRlLL BS EdM Umversrty of New Hampshire Chemrs try Coach Golf Bowlnng AVIS M COLBY AB Colby College Eng us Advnser SALMA Now thus plant speclmen Now correct thus to ST P I EDNA L M COLLINS A B Bates College Eng lush Publnc Speaknng Ad MURIEL K COOKE MA Kansas es Ieyan Unuversuty Wlchnta Umverslty AuduoV1sual Du rector ROBERT M COOK B S M M Ed lthaca Col lege Boston University HELEN DRUGG MS Umversny f Vermont Biology Advrser Bnology Club U l VY, ' I ' ' 7 I- T I V l 1 : ' - l'l 'i ' - - ' , ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' : , GUNDI. viser-Dramatic Club. Director of Music. l K V , ,A at L L l Q y . I l . ., , . - BA., . , ' ' K rl B5 V, 'D ',. I 'o The Path of Life, EUGENE F GOBER BEd Keene Teachers Col MAGARET GOODELL Secretary to the Superlrtten Q RAYMOND DUNDAS 5YLVlA FORBES BEd EdM Keene Teachers B Ed Plymouth Teachers College Penn State Um College Bookkeepmg Per verstty Mechanlc Arts Sona TYPIVWQ AdvISGr MRS BEDARD partttme Engltsh Clteefleadefs HELEN D GORDON EDITH M GUILD 'UQ ' 32p w . 1 ' 1 l -.Z '- A l ' - . '- - X. - t, - ' A A.B,, Bates College, Assist- David Hale Fanning School i 5 . ant Librarian. for Glrlsg Cafeteria Man . V r x A sa ,' 4. 4 1 'SEI 'W . 4 1 I- - ' : - A : ' ' ' : 7 - l lege Contempory Problems Advtser Junlor Class Chatr man Boys State P AUGUSTINE HANLEY BA Untversuty of Mtamt U S Hustory Coach Var stty Football dent EDWARD H HAZEN AB MA Dartmouth Col lege Columbta Untverstty Drtver Educatton 1 ! Do teachers actually work? ager They Lead Us fuer Dont let them get you down Mr Holden' NATHAN KNIGHT B S Ed M UYTIVSTSITY of culture Advnser Future Farmers of Ameruca JOHN L MAYES BS MEd Fordham Um versnty Boston Umverstty Geography US Hnstory Coach Cross Country Track FRANCES D LAMBERT BEd Plymouth Teachers Arnthmettc HELEN MCCAUGHEY A B MA Bates Co ege Radcltffe College Engltsh Coach Glrls rs: Sports WALTER A HOLDEN MA University o Delaware Unlverslty f New Hampshire Engllsh Publlc Speaktng Advuser Student Councll CLAUDE E LEAVITT B Ed M Ed Keene Clvlcs Hustory Adviser Freshman Class Coach Va rslty Baseball DOROTHEA E HUTCHINS Muslc Assistant RACHEL M MARSHALL Fnchburg stty of Mlchtgan Guldance A penny for your thoughts' , yy , BA., ' ' f - ' ', 5 ' ' o , Q Q, T J T I rs . ., ' ' . ,, . ., . ., B.S., M.A., ' Vermontg Vocational Agri- College, Typing, Business Teachers Collegeg College Teachers Collegeg Univer- 7 f,, 1 tl, : L- ' : Y ' ' Va 'ty FRANCES McCUSHING B Ed M A Keene Teachers College Columbia Umver stty Latrn French JEAN MOSLEY Keene Teachers College Physncal Educahon Coach Grrls JV Basketball li ,ii-.- 6 iii, .1-. no' Not another test' the Rough Terrain MARJORIE A MORSE AB Ohlo Wesleyan Um verslty School of Domestrc Science Dnrector School Lunch DORIS B MOUSLEY LL B B Ed Cumber and Umversuty Law School Keene Teachers College Home Economrcs Advrser Sophomore Class Now the f1OI'Y1If16'llVe CBS6 DORRIS MYERS Secretary School Lunch Department ,f ELSIE NAVISH Secretary to the Superln tendent MABLE F PLANTE 'it Ansems College Un versity of New Hampshrre Hnstory College Counselo 'Ae DUDLEY PURBECK M Boston nr versrty Drrector of Physrcal Education Coach Varsrty Basketball 5 . ., ., l - I ' 2 i Vgl. , - , . x 1 V A ' ' r ,f A A ' LL- I. 5? 'l I I . , E h . v- -A , i- 1 - if . 1 4, , T 0 i . L A.B,, MA., -. l ' B-S., Ed., U '- i W l E . . I . . Oh, I U fl' . FRED A RAMEY JR tn Bus Ad E C A G S Boston College Boston Umverstty Bookkeep mg Clertcal Prachce RUTH RAYMOND BS MA Columbus Um verstty Mnddlebury College Englnsh Advtser Enterprtse and Prepare C MURRAY RAMSAY JR BEd Keene Teachers Col lege World Htstory Englesh Advtser Sophomore Class Internatuonal Relattons Club STANLEY E RICHMOND MA Boston Untversuty Um verstty of Matne History Advtser Ushers Club ,.....- And how s your spelltng9 How about you BARBARA E RITCHIE BEd Plymouth Teachers College Commerclal Ad vlser Sensor Class CORA ROUSSEAU Secretary to the Pnnczpal THERESA P ROBERTS AB BS1nLS Whea n College Snmmons College Ltbrarlan Adviser Junlor Lnbranans HENRY R SANDERS BA Umverstty of New Hampshtre Englush Asslst ant Football Coach C 0 Q QS Ig 8 S9 U s . . . 5 . ' ' ' Q s as. . ., am., . ., ' A - .,, Q .., ' 3 7 '- .-, .., to : ' 2 ' ' I ' I 1 ' : - : ' 1 A V 5 Vg 1 for the Lrfe Ahead Oh for The Irfe of a teacher' E W 'Fx im JOHN E STURGIS Unrversrty of New Hampshrre Mechamc Arts JEAN WILLIS AB Connecrrwr CoIIe-ge for Warren French CHARLES TOUSLEY M A Harvard nr versity Tufts Unrversrty Eleciromcs PracTrcaIPhyslcs GILBERT H WYMAN BEd Keene Teachers COI lege NIaIhemarrcs Drredor of A hIer cs NORMAJ SAFFORD BA Syracuse Unrversrty Arts and Crafts Advrser Junror Class ELIZABETH TRACY AB MA smrrh Co ege Englrsh Advrser Informer RUTH M QCHOR Teachers College of he Crry of Boston BS rn Ed Marhemafrcs NORMAN WIGHT M Unrversrr 0 Pennsylvanra Mathemarncs General BroIogy N4 And here we are n 'he fc 1h quadran' I 0 O O 'S . , ., ' ' f T P - 5 I ' J, VT fn A w -:QR V .. .rsA ' If I , ,L e 3 A iw . in rYhe 15 1 Bs., ' a.s,, . ,, U -. . ., . ,, ' II , Bas., .s., ' -Y f X X . 1 I , I V Cafeteruz Workers C3 Mrs Clonmer Mrs Freld Mrss Page Mr Kelly Mrs Kremen Mrs Corkery Mrs Gurld Custodums ' -005' M01 i and y . FIRST ROW: Mr, Williams, Mr. Belden, Mr. Simonds. SECOND ROW: Mr, Gates, Mr, Gregoire. The problems of a K.H.S. ianitorl ffw J 'W ffZNw K Sa 'X W 5' f 5 ni' .gi-'Ni' I , fx! lg ' -X .ff ' j XS N B -up xf 1 , 7 X X 7 X N f X j , 1 X l f C X, , x bf: f Q M J, e ,f -41-is A 4 f ' K - ' f -W H 4 7 Q W 1 'ii' 2 l W, V 2I ...it diff ll 47 Senwr Class 0 Lcers C Wyman president P Barrett vice president N Perreault treasurer P Srmon secretary A? 3, t V 1- 1 . A 211' kt . 'X , J' r ' v , :LT :ltd 4 , ge , rw-,.. r 4. - 8.5 K , . ' ' , v 1 ' 1 . , . M V.- . .J 3 ' . , . Q rv . . . , ' f . , ' - ' J - , 1 - ' , - enior Home Room Representatwes and Adfvssers FIRST ROW Mr Bergeron P Tenofsky I Scharles Msss Rsfchse SECOND ROW C CanTlsn J Msskelly THIRD ROW C Loversng R Hayn FOURTH ROW J Partrsdge M Saunders FIFTH ROW T Fournser J Hanna SIXTH ROW R Bergeron Class H Lstor In The shadow of MT Monadnock we The class of T959 bsd farewell To The hallowed halls of Keene Hsgh School As graduaTson approaches many of us are looksng backward relsvsng The wonderful expersences of The pasT Three years Though we enTered Keene Hsgh School very much confused and losT we soon learned our way sn our new surroundsngs We are The fsrsT class To go compleTely Through The 6 3 3 sysTem whsch was snauguraTed sn 1954 Dursng our fsrsT year The class of 1959 conTrsbuTed many of sTs members To varsous sporTs and school organszaTsons As sunsors we bussly cheered onward varsous Teams many members of whsch came from our class and buslT up school spsrsT In The sprung several members of our class were honored by besng chosen To aTTend Boys and Gsrls STaTe We also sponsored The beauTsful Junsor Sensor Prom Moon MssT and wafched wsTh envy The sensors sn Thesr caps and gowns as They graduaTed All Too soon we were acTually sensors ourselves We have found much Trufh sn The saysng The sensor year ss The best WsTh members of our class formsng The nucles of The football and cross counTry squads we accumulaTed a Tremendous record and boTh Teams won STaTe Champsonshsps The Msdyear Ball Sslver Swsrl wsll be remembered as a Truly beauTsful dance by all who aTTended Now graduaTson fasf approaches As sensors we have only a few more acTsvsTses left sn whsch we can partscspafe BaccalaureaTe The Sensor Banquet The Junsor Sensor Prom and Graduatson are drawsng near and as These end so ends our sensor year 0 0 l : . , . , . , . : . , . . : . , . . : . , . . : . , . . : 0 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . , . , . . . ,, . ,, . . , . - ' 1 1 , . . ,, . . ,, . . . . - . . ,, . . ,, . - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 NORMAN GEORGE ARSENEAULT Norm An efflclent worker a credlt to his cass Youll ftnd his leadershlp hard to pass Home Room Representatnve 2 3 Football 2 3 Captann 4 Track 2 3 4 Jumor Lions 3 Dlvlslon ll All State A Jumor Rotaruans 4 Reggae Marston Sportsmanship Award 4 JANE MARIE BALDWIN Janne Always the same frrendly and help- u Gurls State 3 A Chourd GEROULD CHALMER ALDRICH PATRICIA ANN ARMSTRONG Jerry a Hts friendly nature can be Gentle and sweet IH her own measured by his helght qunet way JV Baskdbau 2 Fombau 2 A Shell fmd happvness some day Choir 2 3 A LINDA MARION AUGER Lundy True fnendshfps are frrmer than fame Junuor Llbranan 2 SHARON RAE BANNER Beaner You ll find Sharon In our band Shell always lend a helping hand Band 2 3 A JV Basketball 3 Physucs Club 4 We'll never tell 24 DIANE DALE BARDEN Duane qulet conscrentfous grrl IS she ,, tt up tt, . . I . I I ' Il ll I . l . ' , , , , . I I' ll Il ' ll 1 , . . . ' , . . . ' , 1 I I , , ' 2 , - I 7 . . I - I . . I . ' 1 Sharby Trophy Ag Student Council 4. . If V I ll I ll ll ll .- Q I ' ' . , f 1. I - . - , .tt tt - , ' ' ' , f : : Y 1 I I MJ ' u , r' I ' K ,t . H A , I . . . . u .. l I rs 1 DOROTHY ANN BARNHART Dottue Sulence us the best ornament of women PETER EVANS BARRETT ete To some he s wutty to some hes shy But everyone agrees hes some swell gu Class Presudent 2 JV Basketball 2 3 Student Councul 2 3 Vuce Presudent 4 Track 2 3 4 Governor Boys State 3 Junuor Luons 3 Class Vuce Pres udent 3 4 Football 3 4 Chess Club 4 Junuor Rotaruans 4 VIVIAN ELAINE LENNOX DRAKE BARKER BARNES UVM, ffgkgpff She smiles but is modest and NO One knows what he fan do siuem. until he tries. BRENDA LOUISE BEGIEN All for fun fun for all Walpole Hugh School Class Sec retary 2 Basketball Manager 2 Athletuc Assocuatuon 2 3 Cho us 2 3 FHA 2 3 Ofluce Help 2 3 Tru HuY 2 3 Chucks Churp 3 Far Assocuatuon Secretary 3 Warbler Keene Hugh School Enterpruse 4 Dramatuc Club 4 Tru Hu Y 4 Physics Club 3. LINDA BEATRICE BARRETT Lundy uluth dusposutuon pleasant and fruends aore uvul Defense 2 Glee Club 2 Dra uatuc Club 2 3 Enterpruse 3 4 Tru uY 3 4 THOMAS MARSHALL BARRETT Tom He that goes slowly goes safely You tell em John' 25 , ,,. ,, ,, .H Q : 7 - fi rr - . In up u , - , , 1 I ' , 1 ,: I I ' . . ' , ,,, r 2 - - ,: rr j . -- ,,Beige,, 5 1 - g , 1 r rr r ' , , . ri rf ,r 1 -- ,J il - -- . . x -Af , , 3, - I T 4 .. I , , . llchnsr, Hskipu Girls State 3 Hn Y 3 LORETTA MAE BERGERON Betta Silence may do good but can lrttle harm Jumo Lnbranan 2 ROBERT WILLIAM BERGEVIN Some are for work some for play I m for both ALICE ANN BICKFORD A quiet exteruor conceals much Fteld Hockey 3 4' ,I' 26 CHRISTINE ANN BEMIS REGINALD MARTIN BEMIS Good sense and good nature Some thrnk the world rs made are never separated for fun and frollc And so do l 2 3 RICHARD ALLEN BERGERON Duc Nothmg great was ever achreved wrthout enthusrasm Auduo Vnsual Club 2 3 A Dramatic Club 2 3 Presndent 4 Bowllng Club 3 4 Jumor Rotaruans A ARTHUR BRADLEY BETEAU Bred Nothing rs lmpossvble wvth skillful hands Ladues man I 1 4 ll I' ll v kll ' do ' ' I . . h ' ' ' ' , , 1 ' , , ' 1 ' J , 1 ' . Bob 1, 1, UAV, ' ' . I 1 ,r Q J 1 I 27,f'1, I x 1 - Q1 . , X A ' I f A Fm 4 X43 , ly too Always wrllfng when rf Home Room Representatuve 2 3 SALMAGUNDI 3 NORMAN WAYNE BLAKE Norm What should a man cl but be Football 2 Glee Club 2 A Chorr 3 BEVERLY JUNE BLAKE MARY JANE BLAKE Beve .lame Shes shy and quret yet frrend There IS mvschref ln thrs rtte 'here 5 Wofk lo do And never a clull moment RONNA LEOWNE BOISVERT Quiet and calm an all her ways Glee Club 3 A Chow A LEROY ANTHONY BORDEN ee GAIL FRANCES BOUCHER Wlth her cheerful manner shell al Life without sport IS not life Varsnty Basketball 2 3 Varsty Base b 2 3 4 Captam 3 Football 2 ways have friends 3 4 HIY 3 Jumor Lnons 3 Dnvls n ll AIlState 4 Jumor Rotanans 4 I made the swntch to Fitz' STANLEY ELDON BOWIE Stan It IS good to llve and learn Bowlrng Captain 3 27 ,, ,, r, .H , g'l, , r f . ,9,,'4g' H Il .V 1 - or in H - ' merry? , . ,, H - , , - a - ik , ,Mx HL ., . , - . I I I A , all , , , ' : , , 7 '- : ' : iO .- I 'bb N ,, , . EDWARD DAVID BOWKER JOAN ELIZABETH BRANDT Eddie Whitey For he was lust the quiet kind Laughter follows Joan around a funnier girl cannot be found GLENN ALLEN BRIGGS Men are reputed wise for saying nothing Band 3 A Track3 4 A Choir2 3 4 GORDON FRANCIS BUFFUM Bucky He ll find a way I 1 Pat typing tirelessly. CAROLYN ANN BURRILL Cari Gentle manner, and very fair. JV Field Hockey 2g Band 2, 3, 4 Ushers Club 2, 3, 47 Enterprise 3 45 Varsity Field Hockey 3, Ap Dra matic Club 4. She's a lassie with golden hair, DENNIS ANTHONY BRUCE Not too serious not too gay but altogether a folly good fellow AGNES MARCELLA BUNKER Blondie A cheerful friend is like a sunny day She sheds her brightness in every way. MARY ANN CALLAHAN IZ Sparklmg slymng eyes of blue A smlle for everyone understanding and frue JV Fleld Hockey 2 JV Cheerleader 2 Dramatic Club 2 3 Ushers Club 2 3 4 Enterprzse 3 4 Home Room Representatnve 3 4 T H Y 3 4 Varsity Cheerleader 3 Co Captaun 4 SALMAGUNDI 4 WENDY JANE CANDELLO Wendy Norse IS not necessary for success JV Fleld Hockey 2 A Choir 3 4 PATRICIA MARGARET CALEF FRANK JACOB CALL 6 Irs nrce to be natural when you re naturally nfce JV Fueld Hockey 2 Glee Club 2 Band 2 3 4 Dramatnc Club A Chonr 3 Varsn Fneld Hockey 3 Glrls State 3 Orchestra 3 Basketball Man er 3 4 Enterprrse 3 SALMAGUNDI 4 Fond of dares as an Arab Track 2 Cross Country 2 3 Home Room Representatnve2 3 ALAN BRUCE CAMBIGUE Bruce Why worry tomorrow may never come Home Room Representatvve 2 Dra matic Club 2 3 CAROLE LOUISE CAPRON She does little kmdnesses which most leave undone Junior Llbraruan 3 CONSTANCE ANN CANTLIN Connue Connre rs vrvaclous and gay In rhfs life she ll make her way Band 2 3 Home Room Representa e2 3 4 DramacCub3 Enrerpnse 3 4 Tn HIY 3 4 Twnrler Heard the latest? 29 BARBARA ANN CAREY WILLIAM LEWIS CARTER Andi NANCY LOUISE CHADWICK Honey Qulet and small hked by all who know her MARTHA ELLEN CHASE She has a smlle for all who meet er JV Basketball Manager 2 JV Fneld Hockey 2 Dramatoc Club 2 3 retary 4 Gnrls State 3 Model U N Assembly 3 Varsnty Field Hockey 3 A good time now IS worth two Pleasure has been the busmess gone of my llfe JV Fleld Hockey 2 JV Bas Glee CIub2 k ll 2 3 Dramatnc ub NANCY JEAN COLES ' Nance ' L Quiet and kind in all her ways. - by ' Civil Defense 2s Ushers Club 2, 3 I 4- JV Basketball 3- Dramatic Club , at W l 1 fy v . Y' f, u ff' ' ,., e GEORGE BLAIN CHAMBERLAIN Buzz For not to llve at ease IS not to llve CALVIN BRUCE COLE 5 Honor lles ln honest toll Kathy always measures up. FRANCIS LORRAINE CURLEY ran Serlous and well behaved Never any trouble gave DIANE CAROL CUSWORTH Thrs charmmg lady rs new to cass Her manner and smrle made er welcome qurte fast Worcester North Hugh School Bas ketball 2 Fneld Hockey 2 Tenms 2 :Y 2 Gee Club 2 A gorette 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 French Club 4 Pep Club 4 Keene High School Trl HI Y 4 MARTIN FREDERICK CROSBY Marty An all round good fellow rs the greatest honor among men Outmg Club Presndent 2 Golf m 2 3 Captann HIY Older Boys Conference A JOSEPH CROSS oe He never worries and seldom hurrres JV Basketball 2 fx Why cant school start at noon't NOEL HUMBERT DARDANI Knees A mfghtfer man we ve yet to see ball 2 3 A JV Basketa Managerfi HIYA PRUDENCE CURRY ru A quret gfrl wrth a wealth of friend lrness Home Room Representatxve 2 Var stty Faeld Hockey 3 SALMAGUNDI 4 ALICE ETHEL DANIELS Its easler to listen than to talk .Iunuor Lubraruan 3 3I ALDONA ELIZABETH DINKEL Always smflnng always gay Wlllmg fo help In any way JV Basketball 3 Dramahc Club 3 Varsufy xeld Hockey 3 SALMAGUNDI A VarslTy Basket ball 4 JUDITH ANN DONOVAN Jude Full of pep full of fun A laugh and smlle for everyone Informer 2 Junior Lubraruan 2 Home Room Representahve 2 3 our 2 4 Choir Counu Dramahc Club 2 3 4 Enrerprlse 2 TrlH1Y 2 Preslden 3 retary A JV Cheerleader 3 Co Cap tam 4 Ushers Club 2 3 4 Amer: can Legnon Orafoncal Contest Furs? Place 4 SAUVIAGUNDI A PHILIP STFXETIIDARLING CALVIN PETER DESJARDINS I Hcalu A Country lad' bu' a great fel- lt is nor sfren Th but ar? fha! 9 1 'OW HS You can See' affalns the prize. FFA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2. HAH Choir 2 3 AA JOSEPH RICHARD DOHERTY Duck A rare compound of frollc and fun Bowlmg 2 Dramahc Club 4 THOMAS DANIEL DUCHESNEAU Tom An honest mans the noblest work of God Bos ST e 3 AudloVlsual 3 4 Junior Ro1anan A l Unhand her you vlllaunl BERNICE DORIS DUFRESNE Dnmples Shes frrendly In her qulef way Never loud but always gay Glee Club 2 WILLIAM ATKINS DYER For he s a folly good fellow DOUGLAS LOVELL EMERY Doug A laughter mlxed wrth the serious stuff Trac 2 3 MARGARET EMMA DUKE Marge Take lrfe too senously and what rs It worth? ALBERT LAMONT DURLING Monty ln the spnng a young mans fancy turns to thoughts of baseball Varsity Baseball 2 3 Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 Junnor Luons 3 Jumor Rotanans4 MARILYN GRACE FARRAR Man Grace was rn her step heaven her eyes Cushmg Academy Jumor Court 3 Varslty Fneld Hockey 3 4 BIESZG 4 Lahn Club A Penguin 4 Keene Hugh School Home Room Repfe sentaiuve 2 JV Fueld Hockey 2 MARY ELIZABETH EAGER Mares You may thmk her quret but look agam PATRICIA ANN ENGLISH a She wrll frt rn any crowd For she rs pleasant never loud JV Basketball 2 Dramatic Club 3 4 Talkmg over last mghts game RONALD ALAN FIOREY e Full of muschlef a folly good sport A Chour 2 Bowlung Captaun 2 3 4 Track3 4 PHILIP DANIELS FITZGERALD Danny He was ever the best man on the fled Osceola Hugh School Floruda State Key Club 2 JV Basketball 2 Lt termens Club 2 Varsuty Baseball 2 Varsuty Football 2 Keene Hugh School Junuor Luons 3 Football 3 4 HuY 3 Secretary 4 Track 3 A De fensuve Player Award 4 Duvusuon Il AllState 4 Junuor Rotaruans 4 JUDITH FASSETT GLORIA ANN FECTO Judy Glo The more understanding, the Dark eyes running over with fewer words. laughter. Dramatic Club 2 3- Girls' State 3 Enterpruse 4. MAUREEN ELIZABETH FLEURY Well done us better than well saud BERNARD PENDER FITZGERALD u z There us honesty and marhood un UTI Osceola Hugh School Floruda State Key Club 2 JV Basketball 2 Lt termens Club 2 Varsuty B656-ball 2 Varsuty Football 2 Keene Hugh School Junuor Luons 3 F0OtlJ6ll 3 4 3 A Varsuty Ba eball 3 D usuon Il AllState A Junuor taruan A CLINTON DAVE FLETCHER Pete He who runs ut well wuns twuce hus race Cross Country 2 3 Captaun 4 Cross Country Champ 2 3 4 Wallbank Mule 3 Track 3 4 34 Dramatuc Club 2 Buology Club 2 3 4 Fueld Hockey Manager 2 3 4 Enterpruse 3 4 Junuor Lubraruan 3 A Informer A Refuelurug Statuon MARGARET ARLENE MARJORIE LOUISE FOLSOM FOLLANSBEE MGVQIS S She may be quret she may be fhe only Way fo have 5 fnend shy but see that mischief rn her rs to be one 9 9 Home Room Representatlve 2 JV Freld Hockey 2 Dramatic PETER EDWARD FORCIER Pete Men of few words are the best men Gee Club 2 Football 2 3 4 A C our 3 4 AIIState 3 Track 3 4 Drvlslon II All State 4 EDITH WHITNEY FOSTER Dunk Theres a llrtle mrschref rn every llffle girl Home Room Representatnve 2 3 A Chonr 2 3 4 Girls State 3 Informer 3 Enterpnse 3 A Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4 Dra matic CIub4 2 3 Girls Stat SAUVIAGUNDI 3 4 TnHrY 3 A Enterprise 4 '1-ai DAVID FREDERICK FRINK Dave Young fellows will be young fel PAUL HENRY FOREST Youth IS the time for play ANTHONY JOSEPH FOURNIER Tony Ambition and cleverness rolled into one Brmg much enloyment and lots f un Band 2 3 4 Home Room Represent atnve A OWS HY34 And she can cook oo hear me DONALD LOUIS FULLER JQAN ANNE GALLUP Curley oan I wrll sn down new bl-If 'he Cheerfulness means a conrented fame will come when you wvll spmf anda pure hean Glee Club 2 KATHRYN JEAN GALWAY a Her eyes will sparkle her 'oy will show Whenever you menfron that cerfam beau JV Basketball 2 JV Freld Hockey 3 JOHN WILLIAM GARLAND John A lad whos kind and very sincere Wrll frnd many fnends far and near Bowrng 2 3 JV Baseball 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 STANLEY GARNETT Stan Care rs an enemy to lrfe IS us a posed prcfure 36 WALTER LUCIOUS GOODNOW S up Hrs own opinion was hls law AudnoVrsual 2 3 Cross Country 2 3 4 Track 2 3 A Junnor uns 3 Jumor Rotanan 4 DONNA LEE GATES Gatesy Sweet and good nafured rs she Greenfield Hugh School Lahn Club 2 Muslc Apprecuahon 2 3 Square Dance Club 2 3 ,, H HJ H ,,K y,, ., 1, , . . , . - , 1 , I' , : , . . , , . 7 ' i , . ll Il ll ll I , 1 , . 7 I . , O A J.. I Q A , 1- ll k' ll E . .. , . I I , , 1 , , : ' I-'O 1 ' ' . cY, D ,-.. I 12 7 -s ' x Th ' . ee DAVID LEE GRACE Gracre Theres a place and means for every man ahve SUSAN MARIE GREELEY Suzne Lrfe rs nothmg more than a ques for happrness NORMAN ROY GORGES Norm Qurerness rs a vrrtue which he holds to be true LYNNE VIRGINIA GOVE Govna A good debater rs our Lynne Shell succeed agarn and agarn Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Enter se 2 3 Vice Presudent 2 Presndent 4 American Legnon Speaklng Con test 3 Grrls State 3 Glee Club 3 Debating 3 Secretary 4 tronal Forensuc League 3 4 Chonr 4 SALMAGUNDI 4 QM EVELYN ANN GRAY Evue She has a smrle for all who meet her Band 4 Internatronal Relatnons Club 4 JAMES EDWARD GROVER IYTI Born for success he seems Dramahc Club 2 Glee Club 2 Enter se 2 3 C our State 3 JOHN ALEXANDER HAKALA To you and me he may seem shy But he rs a cheerful and merry guy JV Basketball 2 JV Cross Country 2 Track 3 A Varslfy Basketball Who s rocking the building? JEAN MARIE HAMEL Jeanne Laughter and I are the best of frrends B'0l09Y Club 2 Dramatic Club 2 Enterprise 2 Informer 2 Jumor LL braraan 2 3 EDWARD JAMES HANNA lll um He rs a reserved and quiet man But he s always wlllrng to do what he can AUdIOVISU3l 2 3 4 Foo1ball2 3 4 Jumor Lxons 3 Home Room Rep resentatuve 3 4 Jumor Rotaruan 4 RALPH DANA HALFORD LILLA ETHEL HALL He's a quiet fellow-some- Will limes' She has such pretty eyes, full Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Boys' 51616 of wonder and surprise. 3: Hi-Y 37 A Choir 3, 4. s-A ROBERT THRALLS HAYN Always wrllmg never proud Workmg busily never loud Ban 2 3 Band Counczl 3 A Cholr 3 4 Choxr Council 2 Home Room Representatuve 2 3 4 In former 2 3 Ednor 4 Harvard Book Award 3 Junnor Lnons 3 Model U N Assembly 3 Physucs Club 3 S! Pauls School 3 Junior Rotarnan 4 Radio Club 4 AllS1a1e Choir 4 SALMAGUNDl 3 4 ELIZABETH MARY HANLEY Betty A fun lovmg girl with twlnkllng eyes of blue Pretty wrtty sentvmental oo Dramahc Club 2 3 Home Room Represenfahve 2 3 Ushers Club 2 3 4 Enterprrse 3 4 Twurler 3 4 SALMAGUNDI 4 JOHN NILS HANSSON Sport Be the best of whatever you are Dramahc Club 2 3 4 Chess Club 4 HIY 4 Radio Club Presldenf 4 Varsnfy Basketball Manager 4 Oh to be a Lumor agaun' NINA CLARE HENEAGE Nice to chat with pleasant to know A gay personalrty she has to show JV Basketball 2 JV Field Hockey 2 Ushers Club 2 3 4 Dramatuc Club 3 TruHuY 3 Varslty Fneld Hockey 3 SALMAGUNDI 4 Varsuty Cheer leader 4 ERNEST VACCAREST HEBERT MARILYN HOPE HENCHEY Emle Slgfy The wvll to do the soul to dare Her pencrl drew what her soul Bowlmg 2 3 d95'Q '9d CHARLOTTE FLORENCE HILL Char A good companfon a better frrend Dramatnc Club 2 Glee Club 2 Jun vor Lrbranan 4 SHELDON STEVENS HILL Sheldon rs a frrendly guy Always busy never shy Dramahc Club 2 3 A Cholr 2 3 4 Track3 4 Let s get down to busnness Jam RICHARD LEE HOUVIES Stretch Stately and tall he moves through the hall FFA 2 Vnce Presudent 3 Pres: dent A PATRICIA ANN HODGKINS a If srlence were golden ld be a mrl Ifonarre 39 H - H 1, . ,, , . I . . A . If In , 1 . , , F f I I ' I 1 I - F ' ' I , 7 7 ' . l up fu I . , . . , - . . n u ' ' ' . f 1 I . 1 J 1 - K A 4 1, ff I ' I . I . . , . KATHERINE ANNE HYMAN Kathy This girl has intelligence we all agree And she knows how to use it thats plain to see Prix d Honneur 3 Voice of Democracy Contest Second Place 3 Dramatic Club 3 4 Home Room Representa tive 4 FLORENCE ZELDA Silence never betrays you HARRY HOWARD HOLT A scholar, a helper in every way. A sociable fellow, he's okay. Home Room Representative 35 Bowling 45 Ghess Club 45 Dra- matic Club 4. ELIZABETH LOUlSE HUDSON Betsy She may look quiet, but look again. Junior Librarian 2, 35 JV Basket- ball 3f Varsity Basketball 4. -4' PEDER CARL JOHNSON RICHARD JOHN JARVIS Dic Vever do today what you can d tomorrow HARRY HILDAM JOHNSON JR Hotrod Never say more than is necessary Bowling 2 Pete K0 ,1 I came I saw I conquered Mount Hermon Cross Country 3 Skiing 3 Keene Hugh School Sci ence Fair First Place 2 Chess Club 4 Dramatic CI b 4 SALMA GUNDI 4 Caught in the act' PAUL KACANEK Pau I shall laugh myself to death aoV:sual 2 3 Band 2 3 AIlState 4 Bowlnng 2 3 4 Cap- tam 3 Dramatlc CIub2 3 4 Orches tra 3 Band Councul 4 JUDITH MAE KAUPPI Judne The world delrghts In sunny people Jumor Lnbranan 3 4 ROBERT CARL JOHNSON ROBERT EDWARD JUDD O Work and ye shall achieve great A mcer guy could nor be found thmgs HOWARD WALKER KAISER Tall and handsome fnendly and gay Howles a great guy In every way JV Baseball 2 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Boosters Award 4 Jumor Rotar1an4 CAROLE ANNE KILROY The mrldest manner and the gen tlest heart Dramahc Club 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 All State 2 3 4 VFW Essay Contest Second Place 3 Enter pnse 4 LYNDSEY ANTHONY KEENE Wlfh his qurps and lokes In hs merry merry way He keeps us laughing all the Izve- long day What do you mean what are we domg'7 4l ALFRED ENSIO LAHTI As good natured a soul as eer trod on shoe of leather Al.MANZO RAYMOND LAMOUREUX A companron that rs cheerful rs worth hrs weight rn gold Home Room Representatnve 4 42 WALTER JAMES KRETOWICZ When theres fun and lots of action Hes usually the center of at tractron Golf Team 2 JV Basketball 2 Physics Club 3 HIY 3 4 MELVIN MONROE LAFARGUE Me Men are reputed wrse for say :ng nothing JEAN ANN LAMOTHE Jeannie Shes a pretty gurl with charm and grace A grrl wrth ambrtlon and good taste JV Basketball 2 JV Fleld Hockey Co Captain 2 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Student Council Representatlve 2 Treasurer 3 Presldent 4 Ushers Club 2 3 Head Usher 4 Girls State 3 Enterprlse 3 4 Queens Court 3 4 SALMAGUNDI 3 4 TrlHtY 3 4 Varsnty Fueld Hockey Co Captain 4 DAR Award 4 JON HARRY LARSON Buster Who works with all hrs strength wrll never dre a debt to man JV Basketball 2 Band 2 3 4 Band Councul 4 Golf Team 2 3 4 Hu Y 3 Jumor Llons 3 Orchestra 3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 DlANE JEAN LAMOUREUX Yandee The light of hte rs rn her eyes Glee Club 2 3 4 Frlday at ast' FREDERICK CHARLES LIGHTFOOT Deek He has a smlle for everyone An active guy full of fun Glee Club 2 CAROL ANN LOVERING Caro A soclable gtrl wtth many a smtle A friend like Carol IS worth the whrle Dramatlc Club 2 JV Basketball 2 JV Fneld Hockey 2 Student Councul 2 3 Home Room Representatnve 4 Reguonal Student Councxl Secretary 4 Queens Court 2 3 4 Gxrls State Speaker of the House 3 Varslty Fleld Hockey Co-Captaxn 3 Varsnty Basketball 3 Co Captaun 4 Intema tional Relatuons Club 4 TAP State Chamnan 4 ROBERT PARKER LAURENT Bo Wlth a quiet manner he strtves to succeed More ltke thts fellow IS what we need Track 3 4 Varsuty Basketball JOYCE KATHLEEN LERNATOWITZ Sacha A qutet manner doesnt hrde A personality thats great and wide Varsuty Basketball 2 4 Home Room Representattve 3 SAUVlA GUNDI 4 Oh Betty you didnt! ROBERT WALLACE MacALLISTER A tall and stately man he stands a worker a scholar a true com rade Auduo Vnsual 3 Boys State 3 Cross Country 3 Jumor Llon 3 State Champnon Hugh and Low Hurdles 3 Track 3 Jumor Rotaruan 4 i RICHARD THOMAS LORD Duc A good companron and as frrm frlend JOYCE ANN LUSSIER Here IS a cheerful true and mdus trlous friend 43 CYNTHIA FAITH MARIASCHIN yn Whatever rs worth dorng rs worth doing well Dramatic Club 2 Glee Club 2 Informer 2 Tru HI Y 2 Band 2 3 4 Debatmg 2 3 Presxdent 4 Enterprise 2 Asslstant Editor 3 EdutormChnef A Natnonal orensuc League 2 3 SALMAGUNDI 3 Orcbeslra 3 4 AlIS1ate 3 4 School Or ganlstd EMILY WARD MASLEN Shes quite the comrc the fun lovmg kind A wonderful grrl whom well keep fn mind JV Fueld Hockey 2 Band 2 3 Home Room Representatnve 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Usher Club 2 3 4 Physucs Club Sec retary 3 Twxrler 3 Varsnty Fneld Hockey 3 Enterprise 3 4 Trl H Y 3 4 Head Malorette 4 Muss KHS 4 SALMAGUNDI 4 KATHLEEN ANN MASON Srlence rs the mother of truth GORDON STUART MCCOLLESTER Skook Skook rs a fellow rugged and rrght Full of sprrat pep and fight Cross Country 2 JV Basketball 2 3 Varsuty Baseball 2 3 A Audio Visual 3 Boosters Award 3 Home Room Representatnve 3 Football 3 4 HIY 3 4 Our Queen unfomwal ALFRED MERRIFIELD Always let your conscience b your guade Cuvul Defense Radlologucal Defense Team Captann 2 Physncs Club 3 DONALD MASTERS on u of mrschref a folly goo sport Track 2 JANE IDA MCPHAIL It rs a virtue of a woman to be well dressed GAIL PATRICIA MOORE Softly speak sweetly smile GEORGE ALFRED MORRIS Silence is a virtue few practice as well ashe WILLIAM JOSEPH MILLER Bill Although I am not a famous man, I am no less a man. JOAN CAROLYN MISKELLY Joanie A charming maiden, intelligent and sweet. Joan's a friend to everyone she meets. Band 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Ag Ushers Club 2, 3, 4, American Legion Oratorical Contest, First Place 3- Girls' State 3- Home Room Representative 4 Informer 4 SALMAGUNDI 4 lan WWI J T, like ROBERT NIMS MOORE The mould of mans future is his own hands and 2 Orchestra 2 A Choir 2 3 Home Room Representative 3 Dramatic Club 4 JUDITH ANN MORSE Judy Calm and serene she treads lifes way REBECCA ANN MORSE Becky A sunny nature seemed to be tuned to each season s harmony 'SVX x Somebody studied last night! ROBERT EDWARD MORSE PATRICIA ALLEN MOTT rrBObu rrpatrr Dld you ever see hrm shrrk- It rs a fnendly heart that has ing? plenty of friends. lndustrious and working. SALMAGUNDI 4 SALMAGUNDI 3, 4. HAROLD DON NASH ,,DOn., Ready for work ready for play Always happy good natured and a Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 A BRIAN ANTHONY NICHOLLS Nuc You can do whatever you think you can Ban 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 DELORES ELAINE NEAL ,Deen Thrs grrl rs new to the class er shy smile rs qurte hard to pass Vnlas Hugh School JV Basketball 2 Cheerleader 3 FRANK ALLEN NORCROSS Pete A comrade bllthe and full of glee Who dares to laugh out loud and ree PHILIP DAVID NIMS Crash I lust don t let things bother me Bow mg 2 3 Golf Team 2 3 H Seventh pernod concentratnon NANCY LOUISE PARKER She has a manner rather shy But a cherry smlle she can supply ANNE LOUISE PATMOS Anne A sweet attractive krnd of grace Euclud Hugh School Band 2 Gnrls Gym Leader 2 Orchestra 2 Student Councnl 2 Keene Hugh School Band Band Councul 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 All State 3 Orchestra Councul Chanr man 4 SALMAGUNDI 3 4 Tn HIY 3 4 Ushers Club 3 4 BARBARA ANN PAGE Barbs She has Indeed an artrstrc flarr ee Club 2 Jun: r 1 b arnan 2 3 Woman s Club Art Contest Second Place 3 4 A Choir 4 SAUVLAGUNDI 4 Trl Hn Y 4 Watch out of the way y y' ERNEST SIDNEY PAIGHT Emle When rt comes to bowlmg Ernle keeps the plns rolling Bow Ing 2 3 4 Capram 2 4 LINDA MAE PENNING Penny A cheerful and skillful artist lS Always workrng busrly A Chonr 3 4 JAMES RICHARD PARTRIDGE Gee but I m a busy man AudloVasual 2 3 Dramatlc Club 2 3 Bowling 2 3 4 Boys e 3 Junlor Luon 3 Student Councul 3 Home Room Representatlve 4 WHITCOMB SPRAGUE PEART Whlt I hate gurls for they rrrrtate me but I love to be lrrrtared HAY 2 3 Presudent 4 Track 4 Boys State 3 Jumor Luon 3 Cross Country 3 4 .lunnor Rotarnan 4 47 H ,, 1, .,, 1 . 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PATRICIA DIANE PICKERING a A happy dtsposmon rs the grff of the gods Gee Club 2 A Cholr 3 4 a mahc Club 4 PATRICIA ANN PORTWINE 8 Look mfo her eyes and you see a lmle angel look a Irrrle longer and you see a lttfle tmp Dramatlc Club 2 JV Basketball Co Captam 2 JV Fueld Hockey Co Cap NORMA JEAN PERREAULT Norms An Infelllgent mlss cute and neat A dllrgent worker hard to beat JV Basketball 2 Class Treas urer 2 3 4 Dramatnc Club 2 3 4 Ushers Club 2 3 4 Var stty Cheerleader 2 3 Co Cap tam 4 Girls State 3 Ph slcs Club 3 Enferprtse 3 4 SALMA GUNDI 3 4 Queens COurt 4 NIARTEILE MARY PHILLIPS Tl dy Drrvrng dull care away wlrh a smrle PATRICIA WOOD PIERCE a I care buf lmle for the sertous srcle of lrfe CONSTANCE ANN PRIEST Connie She ts qutre cheerful and actlve Also fashlonable and attracflve Glee Club 2 JV Basketball 2 JV Flelcl Hockey Manager 2 Home Room Representative 2 3 Dramahc C 2 3 4 Ushers Club 2 3 4 Gurls State 3 JV Fleld Hockey 3 Enterpnse 3 4 SALMAGUNDI 3 4 TrnHuY 3 A Varsuty Fneld Hockey 4 Queens Court 4 tam 2 Ushers Club 2 3 4 Varsny Basketball 3 'W CAROL ANN PRIMROSE Tall and dlgmhed IS she Glee Club 2 Varsnty Basketball 2 A Chour 3 4 Band Coor Guard 3 4 Dramatuc Club 4 Drffncult cholce' 1 , . 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JOYCE CAROLYN REEVES To know her well rs to like her Sprung Valley Hugh School German Club 2 Home Room Representatnve 2 Keene Hugh School Dramatuc Club 4 SAUVlAGUNDl 4 MARGARET ANNE ROEHRIG Always working where there s a ne Always ready wrth a kmd deed Dramahc Club 2 Enterprnse 3 ROBERT WESTON RAYMOND Llve laugh and be happy 1 GARY WARE ROMANO To you and me he may seem shy But hes a cheerful and merry guy JV Basketball 2 MARTHA ELLEN REDFIELD Me Twas her rhmkmg of others made you think of her Dramatuc Club 2 Home Room Representatnve 2 A Choxr 2 3 4 Ushers Club 2 SALMAGUNDI 4 BARBARA ANN ROBBINS Barb Glee Club 2 Enterprise 4 NC CAROL ANN ROHLOFF As happy as the day rs long The end of a long hard day Bob rt . , . , , . , , , I A - , t, H . , . , , : , 3,41 W- ,, tt benen Her friends are everywhere. . . -n I ' . I . I . - . I I , :- 1 ,.Meg,. . I . , edp 5 ' - 1 1 , MICHAEL JOSEPH SAUNDERS Make He s qurre enrerrarnrng and full wr Wrfh any crowd he ll surely frr 3 4 Treasurer 3 Football 2 3 4 Junror Lron 3 HrY 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 Home Room Representatrve 3 4 SALMAGUNDI 4 IRENE EMMA SCHARLES Renae A sunny drsposmon rs rndeed a treas Home Room Representatrve 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH ROSE A pleasanrer boy could not be found NANCY ANN ROWE Nance ln athletrcs shes mrghty frne She does her best every trme Varsrty Basketball 2 3 Co Cap tan 4 Varsrty Freld Hockey WILLIAM KENNETH SARGENT Sarge Theres a trme of speaking and a frme of berng strll Vermont Academy Football ELINOR BENEDICT SHAW E re She IS krnd and she rs fair for beauty Irves rn kmdness Junnor Lnbranan 2 ESTHER BENEDICT SHAW A wmnmg smrle rs a marvelous 85891 Junror Lubrarran 2 What do you mean, can I see? ,,BiH,. ,, ., i I . f ' 3, 4. r y, f 1' -'f 4 ' i ff-., ,7, ,, - H 1, H , , . . of , . . .fl . , . D ' ' '- - 2, Jv A Choir 2, 35 Dramatic Club 2, Ice Hockey 2, Outing Club 25 Track 2. ll ' Il ll H' ll ure. ' ' ' . I . , h X -I-, U ' NEW TWH PATRICIA LEIGH SIMON 8 A charming and drgnlfred lady IS s e With her wrnnmg ways successful she ll be Our Lady of Monadnock Academy Dramatuc Club 2 School Newspaper 2 Keene Hugh School Dramatnc Club 3 Glee Club 3 Home Room Representatlve 3 Ushers Club 3 4 Class Secretary 4 SALMAGUNDI 4 LORELEE SMITH Smnhy Wlth her many actrvmes she strives for the best A girl who rs refined and full of zest Home Room Representative 2 JV Basketball Manager 2 JV Fneld Hoc key 2 Dramatlc Club 2 3 Treasurer Ushers Club 2 3 4 Vars Fleld Hockey 3 Enterprise 3 4 Tn HIY 3 Vnce Presndent 4 Raduo Club 4 SALMAGUNDI C0 EdltOr4 JAY SIDNEY SHEINFELD 1 On the whole a pleasant chap Home Room Representanve 2 Band 2 3 4 All State 4 Bowl 2 A Chorr Ph sucs Club 3 SA MA GUNDI 4 HENRY WAYNE SKERRY Jlnks Sconng In basketball Showing skull on the mound he puts us all rn good humcr when hes around Varsuty Baseball 2 3 4 Var sety Basketball 2 3 4 HIY 3 Home Room Representatuve 4 JAMES GORMAN SMALL um I really havent much to say but rn the world I ll wrn my way Football 2 Lorelee as that yo ALICE ANN STETSON Garety and happmess shrne through her qulet manner Junlor Labranan 3 4 ROBERT JAMES SMITH Blessings on thee lrttle man whule JV Fneld Hockey 2 DAVID OMER STONE Stoney At a glance youd thmk him shy JUDITH ANN STORM THELMA LORRAINE STINSON Judy 6 Shes a pretty gtrl wtth a pretty A quiet gtrl except when other smtle Calm and gentle all the WISE DIANE LUClLLE STONE She never lets bustness mrerfere with But hes full of tt twlxt you and I pleasure Don To be tall ts to see the world Steve JV Baseball 2 Audlo Vrsual 2 3 4 Home Room Representatnve 3 Jun lor lndustrlal Management lnstntute 3 He ts quiet and easy-gorng As a gentleman he makes a fme showmg Track 3 4 Cross Country 4 Votce of Democracy Contest Second Place Must be he s a gentleman those couldnt all be hts 52 GEORGE FRANKLIN STREETER Sax Foot Two Jokes and laughter he can supply On thls we can rely Bowlnng 2 1, ,, 11-I-h In 11 11 11Dy11 DONALD FRANCIS STONE STEPHEN ALBERT STOWELL 1 1 I 1 4- V . A s. 3 . , ' X X ALBERT BERNARD STROSHINE DOUGLAS ROGER QULLIVAN tro DOUQ In school so quiet and demure A fall and Cl'-Hel Chap '5 he WILLIAM MAURICE SULLIVAN e Sure and theres something about the ns Football 2 3 4 JV Basketball 3 Track3 4 PAULA TENOFSKY Who sald I was qu1et'P A Chour 2 3 4 Home Room Rep resentatxve 4 Outslde of school were not JV Baseball 2 3 so sure Bwlng 2 3 A Football 3 Dramatlc Club 4 LINDA THOMPSON Laughmg dancmg eyes of blue MARION LORAINE TARDIFF Flashing eyes and a gay Hello STEPHEN GEORGE TETREAULT Freddy Why arent they all contented like me? Football 2 Varsnty Basketball Man ager 2 3 Varslty Baseball Manager Champs 53 DAVID CHESTER WADSWORTH Whitey Good lookmg good narured arh lencally mclmed A fellow wluoll always keep rn me JV Baseball 2 H Y 2 3 4 Older Boys Conference 2 3 Varsity Base JEAN LOU ISE WALDO lfs an easy world fo live rn rf you choose to make lr so JV Basketball 2 54 PETER BEVIS TOLMAN LORRAINE LAURA VADNAIS ele ory Peace but rewards the man who The smlle won Y come or f does hrs best JV Baseball 2 JV Basketball 2 Varsny Baseball 3 A Varsny Baskerball 3 4 THOMAS EDSON WADSWORTH Wadz If God can love em all I can love a dozen HY23 BORDEN DOMINA WEBB Some say hes bashful oihers doubt If Glee Club 2 Boys Sfale 3 A Choir 3 4 Foo1ball3 4 Dramafnc Club 4 WENDY ANN WALING Wendy Her voice IS music .Junior Llbrarnan 2 JV Cheerleader 2 Class Secretary 2 3 Queens ur? 2 3 A Choir 2 Glrs Slate 3 Vonce of Democracy Con fest Furst Place 3 Sauerkraul sux minus three plus one HP H ,,L ,, - , I 1 , 7 , . . 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U ,, , , ' , r , : .IACQUELINE ANN WHITE Jackne She lS cute neat and classy A cheerful llttle lassre Home Room Representatlve 2 I former 2 JV Fueld Hockey 2 Dramat uc Club 3 4 Enferpnse 3 Cheerleader 3 CoCap1a1n A Ushers Club 3 4 Tvvurler A LURA EVERLINE WHITE Lune Home Room Representatuve 2 JV Basketball 2 Ushers Cl b 2 3 A Dramatlc Club 3 A BEVERLY RUTH WEBSTER FREDRICK ALPHEUS WHITE ev re Such good ltrtle sports are A lad whos ktnd and very hard to frnd sincere Jumor Ubranan 3 4 Wtll frnd many fnends far and i Pardon the Intrusion but near Cross Country 2 Track 3 4 ROBERT FRANKLIN WILBER Ftngers Hes a handsome lad achfevmg an sports We krow we ll hear some 'hne re ports Football 2 3 Varstty Baseball 2 4 Varsty Basketball 2 3 Dramatlc Club 3 Home Room Rep resentatlve 3 Hr Y 3 A STUART ALAN WHITE Butch All great men are dead and lm not feelrng too well myself A Cholr2 3 4 MARY ANN WICHLAND For who can see and soon forget, Dramatic Club 2 Student Councnl Y 3 4 Ushers u 3 55 HB H HF do X ' if E K 'Ss H V H ,, H . I n- ,, H V ' I A I 1 : ' , 4, JV ,, .H In every gesfureg dignity and love. The 9lOfle5 Of this 933' bfuneffe- , L, I 'I , ' 2, Tri-Hi- 2, , 1 Cl b - , , 2, ,4. X 3, : I , , 4: I ' 1 - l Anyihung for the cause SHIRLEY MAE WILCOX Sur Her wllllng smile makes her worth whrle CARY DOUGLAS WYMAN Because he IS confldenf he IS also persrslenr Class Vlce President 2 Jumor Lxon 3 St Pauls School 3 Class President 3 4 Enferprrse 3 4 SALMAGUNDI 3 Co Eclntor 4 Chess Club 4 Jun nor Rotarnan 4 General Motors Schol arshup SemlFunalus1 4 Nahonal Mem Scholarshnp Runner Up 4 56 DIANA LEA WILSON Willy A songsfress gay and memorable A girl whos pleasing and depend a e Enterprise 2 Band 2 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Choir Council rchestra 2 3 4 AllS1aTe 2 3 VERCIL DANA WYMAN Dana Tall frrendly and gay Wlllmg to help In any way Dramahc Club 3 Physucs Club 3 Scnence Farr Thurd Prlze 3 Do I look lrkeTha1'9 UNDEPXCLASSMEN F fx K wmv NWD 5 CVff 'V 3 .....-:S' 'dl' : If- lfllf .. X K K!! VA N . f A A ff! xf X TQ! ' X' I K A- J x Q ' ff - l f ., A, ... 4 A f' X, X ff msg! H! i i -.- '-' r.A i -W 3 Junior Class Offncers .-17 an --J FIRST ROV! M Gober D Cuifer S Wafsh J Fanm QECOND ROW C Ho! rock P ady Pm cse D W R b ms Fre J W1 on RTH QOW Q Qkmm E L s rw Q Bergeron FIFTH ROV J Chmsfuarlen A th D Me v 5 M Lmle Secretary D Bodwell Presvdenf S Shaw V:cePresfden1 P Larracey Treasurer Home Room Representatwes an Admser I 1-4' s s 1 .ig 'Y' W cb! , . f'-5 , 1 6 U f gt, ,':g::f.,'-II . lt: , . C , J. 'mr' . THIR RO : J. o b' , H. d, . 'Vs . FOU .':v.-'er,,ar:,,. , .':. ,, P.Her'ry,W, shwcf , . 'I 'eh 8 Home Room 1 vs .--J FIRST ROW E Bergeron N Adams H Aldrln B Adams M Ball N Ball T Ball K Bell SECOND ROW J Ash S Bergeron S Alther V Ahern J Barron P Bergeron R Baldwnn K Anderson S Ballou THIRD ROW W Ashworth D Ayorte R Beard J Abbot? D Arseneault J Belden F Bmgham L Barreft FOURTH ROW B Borden J Brssell G Ahern W Alger D Bishop Absen! when picture was taken C Armstrong V Barley Bachelors corner Concentration. Home Room 2 Schoolwork Johnny9 Actually working Donna'9 FIRST ROW D Schmndf L Scharles T Schor J Sumeneau J Shepard B Rokes B Small SECOND ROW B Shempa J Sargeni J Sawyer G Remnllard S Skmner B Smith J Sxhluchhng Absent when picture was taken D Purnell R Rouleau G Russell Shearer, M..RoyL, P. Shea. 'lHIRD ROW! S. Shaw,. P. Robinsen,.G. Raiala, Jl Robbihs, Richler, J. Richardson,-S. Rudolph. ROLJRTH ROW: Robbinls, E 60 Home Room 7 FIRST ROW S Gordon E Wlllette V Wulson B Whnham L Neal K Wood SECOND ROW J Wrnght L Wood E Wyman S Wnllson J Wnlson J Mongellow D Wright Absent when plcture was Taken R Koch Don t you have anythmg to do9 J' What s more mterestmg than EngI:sh'9 :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,, ,. ,. ,. , ,.. :. . 1 . C .1 , .. . Home Room 8 .far I lf' FIRST ROW G Tarbox P Sweeney J Trombley S Walsh N Whnte W Vorce J Warlnck B Young SECOND ROW D Tabor S Stone J Smeth M Todd C Sweeney S Stevens S Snow S Vanesse K Thompson THIRD ROW P Torrey G Sptcher J Swancot-t G Tolman C Stone J Watt M Vttale J Trask K Taylor L Whttcomb Boys boys boys VVS!! fne' Cc ,P kno: a gt J' E I T 1 , I L . . Y , 3 , ., 5 f ' - -N , 1 M .. 1 -1 f x L. , , - . p . , cf .. ,, V V. , .. x2 f , K r ' . . YHOI' f 5 , i . , . it K, K ',, 4 yr n ,,, 7 ' ,O 1 ,ff ' ' lv -L , TM 4, in ,,,, 7 I... 2 M .- K . 1-1 M new 5 M ,.,, 3 if M M W P wa In M W.. .. ., N .. M 3527 5 W T.. ,, -fp-A ., ,N ..,4,, it X. A f-S112 ': '- M -W ,, kj : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : , , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : , , . , . , , , . , . A , . , - , . . 9 , I- ,, ,C , , . .. nw- av-'fr' 1' Home Room 23 S Women haters' 1 Man haters' FIRST ROW P Blame A Cotter M Carey Jean Brewer B Brndge F Cohn J Brown SECOND ROW D Crmtcs S Bosely J ssln J Burt Borden C Bogosuan P Cady C Cobb THIRD ROW R Cot B Cleveland T Boccra J Coleman FOURTH ROW J Chrrstuansen F Brown D Brandt D Bodwell R Coppo M Bolduc E Cwpron M Blanchard C Cheney D Blake Brewer R Brrtton Clark C Blanchard Brown Absent when picture was taken T , pl A ' , A l a , . f'. ..-Wig I 1- fur ' XX' X i Ng J ' T I 'X I . 4 , +- f ,., ,., ,.Ca',.,D , . I , . , . . : . 9, . , . ', , ,.l. , . A , A, , . : . l' , . , . , . , . , . , . L , K, . I r ,Y 5 . V M 1 T , , , V, ,Q 5 : I x 5 , 2 I F r 1- l ., , L ' , S 2 1 F . 3 , V, B ,V . I V ,. . 1 . ' s X , 4 1 Home Room 2 6 X-L94 Do you thunk ihey are aciually s1udyung'7 Blue Monday' HOME ROOM 26 Dukefi J DuBernardo D DelDoHo J Fanme D Cuher A Edwards J Fontalne THIRD ROW R Croteau G Flfneld G Dubois R Day J Lyman R DnLuzlo D Dnamond D Fish G FufzSlmon 7 I r A FIRST ROW: N. DeCota, Y. Eno, C. Emery, M. Dunham, J. Denico, Joyce Dambrouckas, P. DiLuzio, S. Dailey, M, Crono. SECOND ROW: D. Dunn, J 64 Home Room 29A le .li HOME ROOM 29A FIRST ROW S Perry E Hooper M Garfneld J Prnmrose D McCarthy G Norton E Paquette E Pollshan L Prnme SECOND ROW J MacDonald S Powell L Pafenaude N Messer L Moran J Price B Pasno M Nichols THIRD ROW G Perreault D Menvner B Mosher M Messer J Properzuo J Moss M OKelly FOURTH ROW J Mowry D Ohman H Nevers J OBrien W McPl'1aul W Porter L Perry M Nrms Guess who s camera s y' Happy gloomy puzzled respectnvely la I J if f Hi ms . z,-If Ls.. L. A ' - : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . ' h Home Room 34 FIRST ROW P Sweeney S Malcom L Hooper S Wllber M Johnson M Llttle C Holbrook J Lee S Houghton SECOND ROW B Levnne C Jeffreys G Hallowell L Jardme S Jary E Johnson K Jenmson S Jarvus THIRD ROW R Johnson N LaCorlle H Lehrman C Korradl H Lane H Kacanek B Huntley P Larracey FOURTH ROW E Manson R Lanvlere C Hodgklns D Marhn J Joslin D Wnlkes G Howarth J Wllber E 'iviso-v Hurry up and snap ut' No krddmg' Larson, D. Hill. Absent when picture was taken: R. Lougee, Ronald Lougee, Latvis, E. Kendall, J. Keefe, L. Hooper, J. Laughlin, D. Lambert. . 4 :,' ., f ' he f 5 Ir: R-- ' I s , n 'L bb ' Home Room 38 ll Early buds' .J--' w M'- lull Study study study' Hemmeter D Gnlman J Greenleaf THIRD ROW M Grezeleckl N Gulllet J French B Gordon G Gnovannangelt J Forssen S Gemmell Y Gulllet FOURTH ROW D Garllardetz F Harlow G Furlone D Hall R Goodnow P Henry R Ganllardetz R Hastungs Absent when ptcture was taken B Hebb S Gokey F Forcuer R Gross: Q Y . , . x I , , Q vying 4' I ' :-I 'Pl Y 1 Hx - 2 2' .Mnigt fl ' .. ie ' n . W U FIRST ROW: P. Henderson, T. Hall, J, Woodward, D. Frazier, M. Haggart, M. Gallagher. SECOND ROW: P. Furlone, S. Helie, S. Gale, H. Fred, J. .1 , 1- 5' X 1 . 4,1 . F T ' I, VI W h . if . ' If 67 --fx C Coppo V1cePre5vden! C Larracey Presldenf E Daniels Secretary F Gomarlo Treasurer Home Room Representatwes an Admsers I H ophomore Class ffwers FIRST ROW Mr Ramsay H Blake B Farina Mrs Mousley SECOND ROW J Wnlcox G Carpenter C Hansen M Magee THIRD ROW E DameIs F GomarIo M Cnamberlam FOURTH ROW D Barrett N Qtone H Shaw FIFTH ROW M Rwccu D Chase T Prnce I I I II I f' 4.3 , . . X I f X , I IJ ' ,. Xxf i I, , I , . , ' a .T FX, I - , '- ' 2 - ,' ' J - ' , 2 - ., :- .. T, -, 5 .. g Q . - J. , . ,M CM' f . , w l 9 cl I f I , ' , ' J : . , . , . A , . . : Home Room 14 FIRST ROW M Ware A Blythe H Blake C Barstow L Bishop J Blarn B Barton SECOND ROW S Boccna E Beard D Bergeron M Atherton ROW .l Anctnl R Blackmer R Arseneault D Adams F Ells D Barrett M Bolton E t What s so rnterestrng'9 You mean sophomores really do have books' M. Barden, IS. l3issell,lM.. Beliveau, l'HIRD IROW: B. Berthiaume, .Bergeron,.J. Boueher, R. Ballou, Blancharrl, Baldslvinl W. Blanchard. FOURTH : . ' , . , . , . , , , , , . , . Be Z. L Home Room 21 FIRST ROW L Emerson S Davis C Fernandes G D1Luzuo B Fanna L Dnlulxo B DnLuzno D Earle D Eastman B Cyr SECOND ROW J FrtzS1mon Dunton T Farmolu R Earle D Duncklee J Cunnmgham V Eckhardt J Dennns D Faubert J Davns P Crowell R DeLancey W Engle F Donohoe B Fitch L Fish Absent when picture was taken J Doherty D Eastman A as Better watch out for Mark boys' lf you had studned last night Pete J. Comwell, E. Curtis, J. Fairbanks, C. Coppo,,S. Fairbanks, E.. Daniels, .D. Driscell,. L. Fealey, .B. Flahdelrs. THIRD ROW:.P. Fassett, R. lDiBemardo, J .' ,.'. l 1' Ilz. ,l.' ,lEll', I I' It I' I' In 70 Home Room 22 -,- Take your eye off Fay' Cant you smrle FIRST ROW T Fresco F Gomarlo A Gtovannangelr N Fletcher L Grant SECOND ROW A Goodale J Frerhofer B Garrapy S Forest B Gober THIRD ROW J Doherty R Gannon J vove F Folsom R Fredette L Grant FOURTH ROW J Fletcher D Gordon Fowler G Gallagher P Forcner T Fletcher Absent when plcture was taken R Golden H Gokey R Hadley R Gage .-Mp.. .MW c '- Home Room 25 Whats going on back there? M1 3 M' Busy busy busy' FIRST ROW J Brown S Clark S Champagne V Bourassa J Boyea A Chase M Buckman L Neal F Chamberlm M Chlcklas SECOND ROW C Cantlrn I Colony D Capron M Chrovuttu G Carpenter A Cortner M Chamberlin J Cloutrer C Clark S Clemons THIRD ROW A Collrer L Cavallnere W Clark B Chnsto J Cloutuer D Buffum M Compos R Carpenter J Bemus FOURTH ROW P Clark S Canfield T Carpenter T Cashman B Carter R Burt D Colburn B Avery Absent when pucture was taken R Britton P Clark B Anderson E Maylln V I . . Nzyu-' ,ww 3 lr 1 ,. .., S ' ,,,. Ill' r,- :. ,. ,. r. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. . Home Room 27 :IQ Og! tl Q Q 02, FIRST ROW D Halford C Hopklns B Hodgklns J Bokum C Hansen M Head D Hlldrelh S Johnson SECOND ROW D Holf J Jardine M Hodgluns M Heneage K Johnson Dlanne Hlldrefh Shirley Johnson A Hemphlll THIRD ROW D Jobln A Jeffrey P Kaiser T Knapp G Hamel D Henderson D Judd L Hull E Johnson E Koch FOURTH ROW R Johnson D Hughes H Hall J Stanz F Hopkins W Lagerberg D Holbrook A lsroe D Talbot J Jardnne Absent when pncfure was Taken H Hazen A Hebb B Hale H Kenney WW. It must be a good Ioke' Whar's the bug af1ractnon'9 lt couldn r be Bull, could 119 73 , J , i 7, i I 1 f f , , ' 2 ' f 4 I 1 lu L . - - 1 Z K . . I J 'J Q . A ' l , .1 'GM 1 , A ' v ' 1 , ' Hfx Tx A mv S ' Ku .Q T - 4 ' .. ev - A . rg. W 4 s Q 1' A x T fx -. , J Y tl ' 'ei' x l li 3 1 j , . 4 ' 4 V l i ' C A A I K x : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , , , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , : . , . , . , . . N.. G x ,W , ,. Home Room FIRST ROW P OBruen Prrsculla OBrlen J Mnchell V May C Page Morse B Maftlnews S Luorna C Naylor Juana Mrtchell N Marhn C S Nucholls N Larson S Nnrns B Levnne SECOND ROW L Nlms C Lysett M Murphy F Merrrfleid M Magee THIRD ROW M Lee R Parght M Latz J Gerlenberg W Mooney G Muller J Orr FOURTH ROW L Norton D Nelson D Lamoureux D Makin C Larracey D Chase M Moore F Lank hursr R Mano G Norton Absent when prcrure was taken S Paddock G Lane B Langull A McGrath J V OBnen Femunrne gab sessrcn' Say cheese' . 2, i D W .- -. , '- . , fo - ' A C 1 K ll .. ,- 1 - K1 ' X T L XA 1 1 . L . L , l -fm .,, ., ,. . . . , .. ,. , ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . .. ,. , ,. ,. ,. , ,. ,. ,. ,. . :,,. ,. , ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . . . ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,.. . N Home Room 3 In a fog' Are you allergnc to gurls? FIRST ROW S Peers B Purrlngton L Pickering E Puckett M Popple S Proctor P Racxne SECOND ROW P Parsons J Qulnn C Pelleher C Peart L Perham G QUIFITILIO P Paronen THIRD ROW F Peets L Qumtulluo K Quman T Prnce T Peaks R Pntcher A Puras Absent when picture was taken F Potter D Pierce D Parker R Patna E Blake ,C L Pi . J ,lt .IN - :. ,.',. ,.',. ,. ,.'. :. ,.',. ',.1 . , . ',. . :. ,. , . ',. , ,. , . . :. . ,. ,. ,. . 'ii iz L K - t ' -Y ,L 1 I . .f 5 . E D L 1. ', . 1, W, 'Z' A M ' sr., T 7 ' L .. ' fr' . Y f 1.: ' -. T . 'K A 'V' 5 ' 1 L .f , .- . T o L .. .A 4 i , A f . 1' 1 L lui- I YN -,- Home Room 33 Bored? Turn around' Oh' Are you taking my plctureo FIRST ROW S Rokes H Scrnpture A Rucl-:ter M Slavrtt R Shlewe Annette Ruchter E Skinner S Royce B Royle SECOND ROW S Stanford R Sherman C Smrth D Sprung S Robbms J Small C Stewart B Stone L Roy THIRD ROW G Rousseau D Rhoades R Sonosky C Carter A Rohloff D Rose G Robarge W Small R Stlnson FOURTH ROW R Roy R Sprung J Rlngland M Rnccl H Shaw L Rose P Schllchtlng R l W A l H I . . ,, 5 - f - l 1 - l 1 - I 1 - A f I 1 - . 1 - 1 - - 5 - . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . - r - , - , - , - - 2 - , - , - , - ' , - . - , - r Rose, W. Sterling. Absent when picture was taken: S. Sausville. if ' . . ' .f - r . 1 5 'v Q v 'I C W 6 Q- 1- ' KJ H 5 l .1 x l Q V 6 X, . . ' P 7 . - -V im, 'I L- .gg '. , .5 - 1 -, Y Home Room 37 ll I WV' FIRST ROW B Stowell M Trombley A Thomas P Sulllvan L Wood J Wnlcox S Trask S Telluer S Waldo SECOND ROW S Barnes Donna Elnzabeth Sweeney C Szacuk A Theodorou B Terry N York A Taylor C Wescott Donna Ellen Sweeney S Wnlcox THIRD ROW C McCollester A Tenofsky R Tetreault J Walsh W Young G Tulton M Sutherland R Wnlkes FOURTH ROW S Wnght A Turner G Wllllarns D Tarbox D Wrlght C Turner R Whltcomb C Wullett Absent when prcture was taken J Sturtevant N Stone W Tarbox L Wheeler C Wllson B Sherruck K Woodbury M Wood Are you hadlng beh nd those books? Q L Happy days are here a n' rv 'Q S ' 3 , ' . ' pr' , t. E ' , . ', - f - , - , . f 4 , ,- ' . 1 4 , l I - 1 - 1 - 1 - J I - 1 ' - 3 - A I - f - l. 1 - f ' f 1 1 . 4,f es. X1 A X 1..:f'rlr tu. it 1 f5X1 ' filg - QQ' ','r I ff- --.. .- -,' ,, . . . , . - ' Q -ffff'-3723 . 4' -A :km sq, ,5 ' .11 ' - .,-.,.,,,.t-w I 'A -114 W., ,.7 ,44 ,. . Y' , 'I ff agi. Freshman Class Officers T ROW Mr L avr? c Za cs Mrs Bu ll QECOND I Ce C cream T RD R W D Frec C Q A Lad f FOURTH R C ok G Johnsc 78 C7 2 K Kumball V1cePresrden1 P Watson Secretary A Brntton Treasurer J Adams Presrdenr Home Room Representatwes an Advisers Home Room 16 1.1 'C-7 Q? 9 FIRST ROW M Frsh P Eustace C Holbrook D Donnell :1 Fleury F Upton G Ellncoh S Fisher SECOND ROW J Goodnch A Dlnkel J Huls lander A Guovannangell M Donovan R Fletcher R Hannunen S Gllespre THIRD ROW L Garner J Desrlefs D Frechene C Emery W Holbrook R Ellls D Harnllton Surprnsedo S WI'wa1's the bug anraclnon boys'9 g A JJ - ' J 1 I A gm ' 1 1 . x ' 1 ff - fi F -' K K Y 1 . .Q in 1 A f M L 'M l 1- ' ' 4 V k' 1: F' eff , , LS va ' K .4 F - , -. T , Q ' F . x , . so Q., r f Y 4 w I l C 15 E . N, 1 I J l' 1 K '1 Nz' V Q . .. 2 lk f ,I :' rl ir 'F gg 1 1 : . ' , . , . , . , F. , . , . ' , . ' . : . ' , . ' , . 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 5 - 1 - I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 l E , f A X, - 'J '12-' . dl: ' 79 Home Room 17 Fresh - men ! Excused' FIRST ROW K Kimball S Laurent S Kemston S Morey S Malcolm A Martell SECOND ROW V McSh1nsky M Morse S Kearmg B Mason K Hyman M Medvudofsky L Medvndofsky H ODonneIl THIRD ROW A Laidlaw K Marchall C Kosmo A Johnson R Neaves J Mnskelly R Manhews FOURTH ROW W O Brien G Jean R Kenney G Johnson D McColles1er A Lxpsky D Goodnow D Joyce Q3 S J A J 2 1 2 1 H . l l A l l l J l Q 1 7 Z 4 ., ll! Y ' ' :.. ' K ly G f A . 1 Q , ge Q b . l R 'lf Y .FM'9'x Q f - 1 l f la L JSA .. ,H , 'J L J l -- Home Room 18 FIRST ROW S Wrnghf J Slmonds E Zahos K ONell J Yon N Perreault P Yon C Tolman SECOND ROW A Wormwood C Phlllups A Tracy B Traversy M Scadova B Wormwood P Watson L Puerce P Smnh THIRD ROW G Sullivan J Whale J Redfleld B Ripley L Page A when plcture was taken G Zeller J Wrnghr Let her In on the conversation' Oh so sophnsncated' Reynolds, M. Patnlos, M. Wiggin. l:OURTH ROW: Wichland, J. Randall, B. Trotter, P. Bohon, D. Wyman, Powers, M. Tolson, D. Parnode. Absent ra,-I .. u my A Lf Home Room 29 Li I See l can smrle too' NK Hello baby' FIRST ROW A Brttton J Descoteaux P Atherton S Cantueld E Colby N Clough D Brandt S Cowlartd SECOND ROW P Compos J Colony D Bemrs J Cantlrn F Bent J Adams W Bolles C Croteau C Brownstem THIRD ROW R Berry G Clark J Carey R Cook T Carey F Cooper C Coppola D Calef Absent when prcture was taken W Bolles P Cangnan D Anderson J Cassm -1 . -A - 5 ,Hi J-f2i-l3- ' r r - . I Z Q .1 .M 4 X A' 1 I ax, , , ,N I :Q I I V , Nuff K! H.. I 1 W, ' 4 I- - U ff , . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , , . . : . , . , . , . . amy ffngmnQVj? C Q Qjj NZ:-, Y-nee? 9199 X LUX: 595 N150 955.6 5 K5 qi 59 V3 sux C' 6 Q, was 6443 6 gd' Q Cf'-9' 57 Lx p My 9997 sg Q. 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Enghsh Engltsh IV Panel Dlscussuon Public Speaking Besides presentmg us with a more Thorough knowledge of our own language mem bers of the Englnsh department strlve to encourage orngnnal and tndlvldual patterns of Through study of the many dlfferent phases ot ENGLISH the K H S students learn to understand better the fundamentals of thelr own language As they are Introduced to new fields of lnterature they prepare for the adult world where understandlng and learnnng have come to represent the necessary standards of llfe Eng :sh lll Englush Il Dramatlzatlon from A Tale of Two Cmes A thought. v V f , It r V - A i Foreign Languages A Latin ll Latin I Language has always been the most necessary bond among peoples At Keene High School students have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of languages other than English and thereby discover new and different phases of life The French and Latin teachers present students the keys with which to master FOREIGN LANGUAGES French l French III E N flax , I F K I , 1 s and to provide new horizons in the field of literature. .Ka E .X f OCLCL MP- I s f new History of Cuvllnzatlon im Sensor U S Hastory Through nts courses rn SOCIAL STUDIES Keene Hugh School prepares nts students for entrance Into a vast complncated world Many problems whrch aruse In our modern clvlllzatlon are dlscussed Courses In history such as Hlstory of CIVIIIZBTIOD Modern History Latnn Arnerxcan History World Hnstory and United States Hnstory Inform the student about the background of present day ac complvshments both here and abroad College Cnvucs Contemporary Problems ' 1 1's , 2 , g , 'Hz R :D ' 3,5 . fr 8 S L , , , M , ' 332' , ,MTL iffy V Z3 Q, My., LV W 540 K , . . I . . .. . I . I . . . I . I . . . - - tudies - Economuc Geography Latnn Amerlcan Hnstory Economnc Geography supplements the K H S students knowledge of the current posltlon of the natlon economrcally Contemporary Problems acquaznts the pupll wlth the sndlvlduals social and polltlcal obllgatuons These detailed and rnformatzve courses enable todays pupil to understand better the needs of hrs country therefore he as better educated to meet has responslbulutues as a cntnzen Jumor U S Hnstory Mr Hanley Jumor U S Hlstory Mr Mayes I 4 '- -.Au W Y a 5 . fl u I . . . , . I l . . .. ' Q Math '-YZ Algebra I Algebra ll All Math IV Through the study of MATHEMATICS many new fnelds are opened to the sfudent A knowledge of math IS needed ln rnosf busrnesses and professuons parfncularly nn englneernng banklng bookkeepnng ancl sclentnflc work The oblechve of math rs not only To solve problems but also to help The puprl achieve the Technnques of logical lhlnkrng and become conscious of the Thsnkrng processes Mafhernahcal reasonung ns correlated vvlth non mafhemancal fhxnkrng In ofher fxelds Math as also Important because 11 encourages an mdependence of Thought which develops the mind of The sfudenf Algebra l Geometry Xu .09 L. 1 Y--1 T as , 1 A N . gr 88 CIQHCG General Brology College Bnology SCIENCE at Keene High IS a very dnverse fneld coverung brology the study of life chemnstry the study ofthe elements and thenr compounds physlcs the study of natural laws and phenomena and electromcs the study of the behavior of electrons nn vacuum or gas filled tubes In all four courses the students perform numerous ex perlments which confirm and lend clearer understanding to thelr studies as well as preparing them for later study rn which research becomes Important Each year the SCIENCE students are given a chance to display therr achleve ments In the science fanr which has been a success for ma ny years Electromcs College Physncs College Chemlstry I 5- x N .'j'fl':E'.l fs! ' , - A -' Qu. ,A A . :Q - 'u ' s kts. . . . . I . . I . I . I - ' 1 ' , 2 ' , 89 Brenda Beguen worknng at Schleucher and Schuell Co lnc Wendy Candello workung at the Natuonal Grange lnsurance Co The Commercual Department plays an umportant part un the luves of many Keene Hugh School students Through the commercual curruculum defunute courses are offered to prepare pupuls for otfuce or secretarual work The three occupatuonal patterns desugned for unduvudual aptutudes are clerucal secretarual and bookkeepung A student who successfully completes the requured work of any one of these mayors us prepared for hus unutual posutuon un the busuness world ,pave ?' ,,..- -ws-avg , f l Bookkeepung Shorthand u X xx XXX wx xx , ., . 1 , . I I ' , K, , M T 2 '- Ak X K . v r Q , 1- A .1 - u f J K u f ' TT ' Y! y .5 J' U' fn' Personal Typmg Business Arlfhmetlc Clerical Practice - Buslness Law TYPW19 Practzcal Machme Shop .ff Mechanucal Drawlng ,nf 92 Shop Math Woodworking Foods an Nurrmon Dlversnfned Occupahons X'-Q. I'--... ' Foods and Nutrntton Home Economlcs Mechannc Arts Drnver Educa tuon Vocational Agnculture Dlversrtned Occupa tions and Physxcal Educatnon are the varied sub lects Included nn the general term PRACTICAL ARTS Stnce these subgects are based on the method of learning by dotng they therefore en able students to develop and apply therr abulutues valuable because they emphasize the Importance of teamwork Dnver Educatnon Arts Physlcal Education Physncal Education aux-hiwm Driver Educatnon ,,,,,,...4--1 mv- 'HV Electricity 93 1 P' 1 f ' l . I . . y . . - I while in school. In addition many of them are also 5 N x, .rdgjfwyx K A , , I ' J A ' la A 1-. at- - F me Arts Orchestra I I' Band Chour Through the fuelds of art and musuc the students at Keene Hugh School are untroduced to the FINE ARTS Famuluaruty wuth the skulls and the aesthetuc beauty unvolved un the arts tends to balance the scuentufuc and technucal studues The May Arts Festuval developed for the apprecuatuon of the arts was unutuated at Keene Hugh last year Durung several days un May the gym and art room become art museums where the works of the arts and crafts students are exhubuted The Dramatuc Club presents skuts and the orchestra has a chance to perform The conclusuon of the festuval features the annual sprung concert presented by the A Chour The arts festuval at Keene Hugh School us the furst un thus area and uts success pounts to a better apprecuatuon of the work accomplushed un the art and musuc fuelds M1 71 , Si T xxx Crafts Art 94 ' WIT! 2 WC QW WCW I 0 M W 1959 STAFF SEATED M Saunders M Folsom N Perreault C Wyman L Smith R Hayn J Mlskelly L Gove STANDING N Heneage R Morse J La Mothe S Shelnfeld C Prnest P Mott Mrs Colby A Patmos P Larracey L Bergeron P Calef P Sumon SALMAGUNDI Durrng The long hours of fall and wlnter The SALMAGUNDI sTaff has labored vvearlly Exactly whaT have They profuted from The exper1ence'P Through working To produce an umagnnatlve and creaT1ve yearbook The artrsts and wnters have developed lnmatuve As each lndlvldual IS called upon To meet a definite deadlnne he musT possess The dependabrluty and responsrbullty necessary To meeT The demand Soon The semor SALMAGUNDI workers will be grad uated unto a world where Thus partrcnpatnon In a gomt prolect vs certaun To sTand Them nn good stead Deadgme approachmgr MRS MARTIN our photographs :. , . , . ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. . 2. ,. ,. ,. ,A ,. 1 - ,- ,- T- ,T ,- - ' I ' I ' ' 4 , r. alma 'undi .L f g 1 Ll LITERARY BOARD SEATED: J. Reeves, R. Hayn, D. Cimics. STANDING: M. Haggarr, M. Gallagher, J. Brown. ART BOARD SEATED B Blake B Page L Gove STANDING L Sharles J Robbins BUSINESS BOARD C S Shaw E Kendall J Pnce J Sargent T Schor P Curvy F Cohn J Green af -EATED. A. Dlnkel, N. Perreault, J. Mlskelly, M. Redfield. STANDING. N. White, N. Adams, J. Lernatcwitz, C. Bogosian, . ' , , , . ' , . , . , . , . , . le . 97 Enterprise LITERARY AND ART BOARD SEATED V Ahern J Sargent C Wyman L Gove M Gallagher G Muller J Fassett L Barrett STAND ING T Schor E Kendall J Sxmeneau G Ralala M Todd C Jeffery M Borden J Robbms L Scharles J Woodward H McDonald Adviser MISS RUTH RAYMOND Edntor CYNTHIA MARIASCHIN Assnstant Edttor JAMES GROVER Bustness Manager JEAN LAMOTHE Art Edttor LYNNE GOVE Assnstant Art Edutor MERELLYN GALLAGHER Treasurer SUZANNE ALTHER BUSINESS BOARD SEATED N Perreault M Folsom L Smnth C Bogoslan J LaMothe E Hanley P Calef C Burrlll STANDING N Whrte E Foster N Adams P Yon J Donovan E Maslen C Priest J P ce 1 , . 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L Prime M Callahan B Robbms STAFF SEATED J Grover Mtss Raymond C Manaschtn STANDING C Bogostan L Gove S Alther M Gallagher 98 M Fleury J Whlte B Begten C Cantlnn M Roehrug M Slavntt M Haggart As a ltterary magazine wntten by the students of Keene Hugh School the Enterprise ts publushed for the purpose of encouragung an the students the development of ltterary and artnstnc qualmes and business abuluty Durnng the past sixty three years those who have washed to venture into the tueld of vvrutung have had a chance to prove thenr talents by havtng thetr vvork publtshed an the Enterpnse busuness board members have been able to exhtbnt good salesmanshap by selling ads and the art board members who Illustrated the arttcles stones and poems are very timely vvnth thenr dravvtngs and also develop an orugtnal desngn tor the cover Two Issues of the Enterprise are publushed each year one durung the Christmas season and the other tn the latter part of May STAFF SEATED J Smith Miss Tracy R Hayn STANDING F Cohn E Kendall E Wyman Informer This year the staff of the Informer- by, for, and about the students -has completely changed the format of the newspaper, which is now printed professionally. The reporters, inspired by the new look, are striving to make the content equally professional. The members of the Informer staff, besides writing for a pur- pose, also Iearn to co-operate with others, display dependability and punctuality, and accept responsibility. The Keene High newspaper provides news and entertainment for the students now in later years it will summon pleasant mem ones STAFF Editor ROBERT HAYN Assistant Editor JEANNE SMITH Business Manager FRANCINE COHN Art Editor ELIZABETH KENDALL Exchange Editor ELIZABETH WYMAN Adviser MISS TRACY TYPISTS REPORTERS AND ART BOARD SEATED C Holbrook F Cohn E Kendall R Hayn J Smith E Wyman S Walsh FIRST ROW M Haggart T Schor M Johnson J Greenleaf L Fleury A Edwards J Simeneau V Ahern SECOND ROW F Brown S Skinner J Robbins J Gove E Larson D Tarbox D Wright T Boccia J Wilson J Price M Magee B Flanders S Bergeron J Brown B Bridge D Barden N Parker J Morse D Neal D Cimics Miss Ritchie B Begien J Gallup L Scharles G Fecto M Tardiff 99 I . . . - Prime, L. Scharles, J. Woodward, C. Jeffery, J. Miskelly, C, Szachik, M. tudent Councll SEATED N Arseneault D Bodwell P Barrett J LaMothe M Gallagher C Lovering C Wyman STANDING E Zahos G Johnson .J Adams C Coppo P Crowell S Shaw B Wyman E Bergeron J Davis C Larracey M Barden A Laidlaw K Kimball Of the many aims of The Student Council the outstanding ones are the improvement of student conduct and of to work for contemporaries Protects undertaken this year include the annual Hag and Stag Drag The Red Feather Talent Show the state Student Council Convention and the Teens against Polio Campaign A great many of the ideas for activities were based on suggestions from the student body Jeannie and Norm f a worthy cause O K you guys student-faculty understanding. Participation in this field tends to develop self-reliance, responsibility and the ability 1 I . I! Q - if A- - X '.. 4 CV ' ' - 4 -, . . . IOO Proflle Boys State FIRST ROW R MacAllnster P Barrett W Q Peart SECOND ROW Halford Duchesneau Mr Gober J Partrtdge B Webb Gramte Gzrls S tate SEATED J LaMothe, L Gove, M Folsom, C Lovenng, N Perreault, E Foster, C Pnest STANDING M Chase, P Calef,J Mrskelly,J BaldwIr1,C Bemrs,J Fassett, Mass Marshall Belng selected for GRANITE GIRLS' STATE or PROFILE BOYS' STATE IS one of the hlghest honors a lumor may recenve Last summer fourteen gurls and sux boys from the class of 1959 were selected to represent Keene Hugh School These students were sponsored by local organrzatuons At GIRLS' STATE, Carol Loverrng was elected to the posltron of Speaker of the House whlle at BOYS' STATE, Peter Barrett was honored by benng elected Governor By partlclpatlng nn these programs, these lunnors garned first hand knowledge of our city and state governments and, as a result, will be better able to perform their dutles as cltnzens Q ' ,., , I I Q a f ,I ti - -,QQ I 'J I. 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' , . 1 I . 9 G I l0I Jumor Rotanans As JUNIOR ROTARIANS varnous outstandung sensor boys have an opportunuty to vusat the Rotary Club and by meetnng the Rotarlans many of whom are leaders ID the communnty the boys are better able to understand thls servrce organuzatuon In May the boys partlcnpate actuvely by plannung a program tor the Rotarahs and also by helping the Rotary Club In sponsorlng Boys and Gnrls Week ln addutuon they may be called upon to help the leaders of tomorrow FIRST ROW N Arseneault P Barrett SECOND ROW W Peart C Wyman THIRD ROW R MacAllnster G McCol lester FOURTH ROW J Hanna D FntzGerald FIFTH ROW B FntzGeraId W Goodnow SIXTH ROW J Duchesneau A Durlmg SEVENTH ROW H Kanser R Bergeron R Hayn Rotary Club vvuth various prolects durung the year Thus actuvlty as onthe spot traunnng for the boys who vvull be e Jam Hanna thanks the Rotary Jumor Lwns Gary and John at the Luons Club Each year the Luons Club welcomes unto tts organlzatlon several lunnor boys chosen for theur scholastuc and leadershup abrlnttes The oblectnve of the club ms to acquarnt these students vvuth thrs natuonal servrce organnzatron Meetnngs are held every Tuesday and two boys are nnvlted to the club each month Whlle attendnng these meettngs the boys have an opportunuty to meet some ot the leadnng men of the communuty and to understand better the problems facung them l02 Left to right R Day J FttzStmon H Nevers P Larracey W Huntley H Lane J Chrustransen D Bodwell S Sknnner B Srnlth R Vogel B Cleveland G French J Forssen u a 1 r 1 r . . . . , I ., .. - 1 :. ,. . :. ,. . :. 1- ' . :. ,. . 2 . ,. . :. ,- . :. ,. ,. . o o l , . - r ' I 3. ,. f. ,. . ,, ,. ,. ,. .,. ,. ,. ,, . Ushers Club 2-f JV! if C 6 QA FIRST ROW N Adams J LaMothe SECOND ROW M Callahan E Hanley THIRD ROW J White N Heneage FOURTH ROW J Mlskelly C Burrill FIFTH ROW J Donovan N Perrault SIXTH ROW N Coles A Patmos M Redfield L White P Simon SEVENTH ROW L Smith C Priest E Maslen P Portvvine M Wichland Keene High School proudly supports its Ushers Club The main oblective of this group is to serve competently at both school and community functions when requested. The girls selected as members of the club tend to develop poise graciousness and the ability to meet and work with both students and adults. The long walk! I The big chiefs! I03 A Cappella FIRST ROW E Foster G Norton L Gove M Redfleld J Baldwnn D Wnlson C Prnmrose W Candello R Bonsven J Donovan Mrs Hu1chuns SECOND ROW D Schmid! P Pnckenng L Penmng P Tenofsky C Moore M Haggan S Alther B Page J Pnce S Rudolph N Messer E Johnson J B rand! M Gallagher THIRD ROW J Greenleaf M Johnson J Adams J Fl icher W Holbrook D Ohrnan S Hll Nevers P Forcler Larracey J Svsancotr D Pnerce T Prnce C Turner Mr Cook FOURTH ROW C Jeffery J Srnnh J Wnlson D Henderson B Hayn J Wulber W Huntle G Ah B Wbb R y ern e Vogel C DesJarcllns S Whne J Chrustlansen R Halford The Thmkerl Gennng ready for the next number I. ,. ,- ,. .,1 .,. A ,. I , . ,. I ,. 1 . I 5- .1-- .1- J1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1--1- 1- 1- 1 ,. . :. ,. ,. ,,e ,. ,. ,.i,H. ,. ',P 1l- ' 1-J 1- -1- 1 - - 5- 1- 11- A 1- 1- 1- I 1 1- 1- 1- 1- '1- -1- .I 1- - l -1. 'W 'Y H' Choir CHOIR COUNCIL Peter Forc er Cha rman Drana Wulson Borden Webb Jeanne Smith John Chrlstsansen Trevor Prrce Craug Turner QM Cherub In the corrldor' Tradmonal candlelight processlon As a member of the A CAPPELLA CHOIR a student reallzes that he belongs and contrlbutes to an outstanding muslcal group The A Choir outstanding IH New England develops detunute characterustmcs of loyalty dependabuluty teamwork and an apprecuatnon of good rnusrclanshup As In the past the cholr presented excellent concerts this year contlnulng Its hugh standards of artrstry As IS tradrtlonal the chonr sang Chrlstmas Carols nn the corridors During the course ofthe year the choir also appeared for several communuty organnzatnons and parttcupated In the State Musxc Festrval AllState Chour members Joan Brandt Peter Forcser Robert Hayn Nancy Messer Davnd Ohman Patrlcla Pucker mg Paula Tenotsky Borden Webb The Chrustmas Concert I , I 1 l I rf I A l 'M 2 1 I. . Y , 1 1 . s . I . . I . . . . I . . I . I . . I . . . . . . - r - I ' I : I t I r I . I . ' l ' f 1 - ' if Lf - ' f Q' 1 J 'Z , -f 4' . Y H IOS Orchestra FRONT ROW D Wrlson C Knlroy V May D Henderson M Haggart H Aldrm M Barden B Smuth SECOND ROW P Fassett C Kemason S Sullivan C Jeffreys R Arsenault G French As a recent rnnovatxon at Keene Hugh School the orchestra IS raplolly becomlng an excellent musical organrza Tron Under the dnrectron of Mr Cook The orchestra plays all Types of music from classical To modern Since the orchestra IS small each player IS literally a solorst However such a small number does not hinder a full well balanced sound The orchestra has played at Dramatrc Club presentatlons In programs for local organrzatxons and at The May Arts Festuval Tunmg up Dailey, J. Wilson, C. Mlariaschin, Alther,, Al Patmos, Jf Larson, D. lOhman, J.,Garland, H.lNash, H. .Kacanek. BACK ROW: B. Hebb,-Mr. Cook, G. I - I - I - I I IO6 Band Self dlsclplune leadershup and group loyalty some oT The character traits The band develops ln each member are clearly vustble as one watches nts routlne at a football game The band adds color not only at football ' games but also at assemblnes and parades Besudes These regular ap pearances The band had an exchange concert wnth a band Trom Liver more Falls Marne Thus past year The band was also host to The Norvvuch Unnversuty Band Along vvtth The chonr and orchestra The band parttcupated tn the State Festuval Servung on The Band Counctl Thus year were Jon Larson chanrman Paul Kacanek Anne Patmos Harold Kacanek Brooks Smuth Marcua Barden and Lrnda Grant Those members who made All State are Sandra Darley Rnchard Faubert Margaret l-laggart Harold Kacanek Paul Kacanek and Sldney Sheunfeld Vip' E MASLEN Head Malorette FIRST ROW S Alther C Marlaschrn G French G Sulltvan D Bishop D Calef A Hebb B Gober A Patmos C Burrlll SECOND ROW H Aldrsn Button L Grant J Wnlson D Hamtlton J Larson D Ohman J Stanz W Bolles G Gallagher J Gtlenberg M Roy THIRD ROW C Jeffery Kacarek J Wheeler J Garland B Cook H Nash R Bl ckmer Beverly Levrne S Gale Mr Cook FOURTH ROW H Blake D Nums J Bokum Jeffrey M Borden B Barton Barbara Levune FIFTH ROW P Calef H Kacanek R Blanchard B Nrcholls S Fatrbanks G Briggs D Henderson Gray H Scrnpture D Wulson S Fusher D Frechette A Johnson SIXTH ROW S Banner R Brrtton S Shernfeld J Ahern B Smith R Faubert as-Aa Woodbury l07 ww TWIRLERS S Houghton J Wh re C amhn ou mer an ey no.-J Fanme l08 'K an fr. wa ,gg N-M ' Twu lers an Color Guard COLOR GUARD A Edw rds C Prnmrose H Fred J Hemmeter Debatmg SEATED Muss Ackerman A Jeffrey M Compos L Gove H Scrtpture T Schor STANDING D Adams J Sturtevant C Marnaschun S Sknnner If any student deslres to learn to speak coherently and develop posse whale acqunrlng an Important knowledge of pressung natnonal problems the DEBATING CLUB rs certatnly the actuvlty for hum Thus club presents Its members wrth the opportunlty to debate a controversnal topuc vvhtch IS a current nataonal problem As the debater of today enters the rushung adult world he ts able to express hlmself untellngently when duscussnng vntal topncs He IS able to approach such questlons oblectnvely and to evaluate the ments clearly The Keene Hugh School DEBATING CLUB us currently a member ot the Bates League and the Natnonal Forenslc League As members of these leagues the debaters are elnguble for degrees vvhuch depend on the number of pornts they score NOVlCES POINTS NO OF DEGREES Davtd Adams Alan Jeffrey Mtchael Compos Hazel Scrupture James Sturtnvant EXPERIENCED Steven Sknnner Temma Schor Lynne Gove 47 Cynthra Marlaschln A Keene debaters win Montpelier tourney. IO9 Dramatic r-elk 7 ,u. ,g 1 .gnu-gl E2lZb1EP4KW9rVPri995'I'T7'l:'I if:Yf If T ' f f Wu,Maru-.uanff5 ,ef:vr'aa- :,' 7 , umw 1 .- fa - yu wr , f A f x 1W,,,, 1 '17 x.-I 'L-pa ,ff SCENERY AND STAGE HANDS FIRST ROW J Greenleaf M Heneage C Bu rull L Whu SECOND ROW K Kurnball H Fred A Dunkel N Perreaul THIRD ROW C Holbrook B Whutham M Folsom J Donovan LaMothe J Pruc C Pruest J Whute FOURTH ROW Croteau L Smuth B Wyman E Masleru C Prumrose B Smuth G Muller P Larracey FIFTH ROW B Cleveland R Bergeron SIXTH ROW P Kacanek SEVENTH ROW P Johnson EIGHTH ROW J Forssen H Holt S Walsh J Hansson B Stroshune IIO i ACTORS FIRST ROW B Smuth J Forssen SECOND ROW J Hansson J Donovan S Shaw C Jeffery P Larracey L Smuth THIRD ROW R Bergeron J Reeves M Gallagher C Prumrose J Anctul G French FOURTH ROW B Webb Much new talent was discovered by the DRAMATIC CLUB thus year In the tall play More Than Meets The Eye Brooks Smuth who played the lead performed for the furst time at Keene Hugh Other new faces seen un the fall and Chrustmas plays were James Anctul Joyce Reeves, Borden Webb Carol Prumrose, George Sulluvan Barrett Rupley Patruck Larracey and Susan Shaw More Than Meets The Eye the furst comedy the Dramatuc Club has presented for a long tume was enthusuastucally receuved The club also presented for uts annual Chrustmas play Why The Chumes Rang The clubs neophytes rapudly learned pouse and vouce prouec tuon as they Improved theur actung The work was hard but under the able durectuon of Mrs Colluns, the actors and the backstage workers were rewarded wuth the pleasure and satustac tuon ofa uob well done 3.9 Q xf 0 I ' f -zu W L, fl kr A. , . ,.,- S A 45 , , 1- ' u : . , . . z . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . f . , . , . . 1 . . . ' I I V r r 5 A . . . 1 1 . -4 ' W . W, 'Q r r ' If 1 . - 1 . 2 - I I , I . , , I ' 1 - . - . ' r : . , . , . r', . te. ' : . , . , . , . I. : . , . , . , . 1 J. , . e, . , . . : S. , - f - r . u . , - , : . , , , , , . , . I . OFFICERS SEATED: Mrs. Collins, L. Smith, R. Bergeron, M. Chase, STANDING: P. Crowell, M. Gallagher, J. Forssen, K. Kimball. PROP MAKE UP POSTER AND COSTUME COMMITTEES FIRST ROW J Brown J Woodward SECOND Dorto E Kendall V Ahern THIRD ROW C Cantlrn J Whne L Gove J Hansson E Foster B Whn ham T Schor D Schmrdt FOURTH ROW B Shempa S Gale C Burrrll J Sheppard N Coles P Calef P Englnsh M Chase A Edwards M Slavm C Bogosran N Adams S Shaw FIFTH ROW G Maller P Larracey P Johnson S Skrnner Club SENIORS FIRST ROW M Chase P Hall E Foster C Burrrll L Whne C Prrest J Donovan SECOND ROW eeves B glen Dr el L Gove Englrsh N Coles P Calef J Mrskelly E Maslen L Smrth J LaMofhe N Perreault C Prrmrose THIRD ROW D Bergeron R Moore H Holt B Webb R Doheny P Kacanek B Stroshrne M Saunders J Hansson : . , . , . , . A . A , . Q , . . J.R ,.Be',A. 'nk,. ,P ' , . , . , . I , . . U , . , . , . . : . , . , . , , . , . , - I , I ' I I I . , . . ROW: J. Forssen, E. Bergeron, L. Moran, D. Del- , . , . . : . ', . 4 , . - , . , , , . '- , . , . ' . 1 . f ' I - l I I f A 1 . , . ' , . , . , I. I , . I , . , . . I Chess Club SEATED C Wyman H Kacanek H Holt B Cleveland SECOND ROW R Arseneault D Adams A Jeffrey R Vogel J Hansson C Cheney Mr Richmond The Radio Club new this year is under the able direction of Miss Marshall The club has made arrangements with WKNE to have two weekly spots on their program Week Night These programs which are put on estecl Keene citizens highlight sports and student activities through inter views The Radio Club helps its members To further their public speaking ab li ties and to develop individuality Some of the members may even be come the radio and television stars of Tomorrow ll2 Raclw Club The Chess Club, a newly created organization at K.H.S., was formed to give students who like to play chess the opportunity to improve their individual play and face a va- riety of opponents. The Chess Club is a competitive and constructive activity which in addition to being fun develops logic and increases the players ability to concentrate SEATED C Lovering J Hansson L Smith C Priest STANDING R Vogel C Cheney B Cleveland D Wadswonh R Hayn , I I l , , . ,, - ,, , . f . for the students, faculty, and inter- , . . . I .- fumor Lubraruans SEATED A Sfelson J Brown V Ahern P Yon STANDING Mrs Gorden J Warluck L Bergeron L Hooper E Colby M Carey L Moran C Hull G Yon J Kauppu N DeCora S Robbuns G Shearer M Trombley M Fleury J Blaun B Brudge Mrs Roberts MRS GORDON Assustant Lubraruan Funcfuonung durung study halls and after school the JUNIOR LIBRARIANS a group of capable hugh school gurls help to maun Taun effucuency un The lubrary Besudes beung a servuce club Thus organuzatuon presents the members wuth a fuller knowledge of and uncreased unteresl un The lubrary Also The members luterary unterests are encouraged and research abulufues are umproved Mary Carey at work Our hard workung lubraruan MRS ROBERTS I I3 0 U 5 -- 1- 1- 1-- :. ,. ,. ,. , - 1- 1- 1-1-1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 . ,. ,. ,. . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . 1 . . . . . .. I I . ,. . 1 .J- 1 U . 1- . Trl HL Alpha mega hapter ALPHA OMEGA CHAPTER SEATED J LaMothe L Smnth L Gove J Donovan E Maslen M Callahan STAND ING M Wnchland M Folsom C Cantlm J Whlte C Pnest A Patmos Epsrlon Chapter DELTA EPSILON CHAPTER SEATED B Wyman S .Iarvts D Cutter S Houghton S Walsh E Bergeron STANDING C Bogostan N Adams J DuBernardo E Shempa S Hehe M Croteau .I Trombley K Jennnson To create marntatn and extend throughout the home school and community the hugh standards of Chrnstlan character are the Ideals of the Tru HIY Their :deals are not gust theory but are put Into practtce Protects for the year tncluded helping a needy tamtly and donatung to Cedarcrest a home tor handlcapped children Also they sponsored a Fashnon Show and a skatrng party and organized a Sophomore Tn Hu Y The Trl Ht Y yyhuch as a gurls club atttltated wtth the Y M CA strnyes to develop charuty personaltty and Chrusttanuty l O - -b . . ,a C- ' '17 T - L T 3 J Q- 1 vs z 5 Qs I . 1' V : . , . l , . , . Q, : . , . , . , . I , . V , . . 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I . . . . .-,.V . . . . . . . , . 1 - , - - I ' ' ' 'I I I II4 HLY OFFICERS Presrdent WHITCOMB S PEART Vlce President MICHAEL J SAUNDERS Secretary PHILLIP D FITZGERALD Treasurer DAVID WADSWORTH 'haplaun ROBERT WILBER SEATED D FntzGeraId D Wadsworth W Peart M Saunders B Wllber STANDING J Hansson M Crosby The Hr Y rs a very clvlc mlnded boys club working to develop such trauts of good character In nts members as clean speech clean sportsmanshnp clean lnvlng and all round good leadershup qualntues Thrs year the HAY club has undertaken several prolects vvhuch have encompassed the flelds of community servrce and world brotherhood The oblectlve of the HI Y IS to create malntaln and extend throughout the school and community hlgh standards of Chrustuan character By belongmg to thus organuzatuon these boys are leamrng to be good cutlzens and by the tame they are adults they vvlll be able to use thelr knowledge tor the vveltare otthelr community PRESIDENT WHIT All nn favor ralse thelr rvght hands l A . 0 M . ,lf fs I , I . L3 ' Q B. Webb, B. FltzGerald, D. Purcell, A. Gemmell, W. Kretowicz, R. Day, G. lVIcCollester, D. Frink. I I5 n Q 'em -. -ull 322 , an 52 X X 3 . 4. , N- . 5-gsm, V 1 EVQ gilgfglwnaif Vw 1 93, 'dev' 3 1 3 S lf.. J? 1 5 Q Biology Club Studymg Plant lnfe JENNY Not only does The Baology Club enable students to broaden thelr knowledge of buology but It also makes them lncreasrngly aware of The vast role scnence plays rn the world today The means The students use To add To their knowledge are many and varied They participate ID fneld trips and excursions Tor outdoor exploratlons and carry on experlments and Indoor actnvltxes ln The course of The year These actlvltles develop an open mlncl which IS trained for The reception of SCIEHTITIC maternal Through Interest and observation FIRST ROW: M. Fleury, G. Quintillic. SECOND ROW: D. Pierce, L. Perham, T. Price, P. Kaiser, T. Knapp, A. Richter, M. Head, A. Cartner. OFFICERS GAREY QUINTILIO President TERRY KNAPP Vice-President LEONARD PERHAM Secretary PETER KAISER Program Chairman Future Farmers of Amerwa ,ff 5:57 SEATED R Denxco R Holmes STANDING Mr Z ller L Nye D Lambert D Blake P Fassett B Perry J OBnen Mr Knight The development of rural and agricultural leadershup rs the mam oblectuve of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Through thus organnzatlon boys galn furst hand expenence an tarrnung occupat1ons and members are partlcularly encouraged to Improve thenr own farms and to practnce thrift Thus year many various actlvmes uncluclxng a parent son banquet and and for a needy famlly were carried ou l FRONT ROW P Darlmg H Kenney D Lambert J OBr1en R Merchant D Rhodes MIDDLE P Fassett B Kenney BACK R Demco D Holmes B Perry D Blake R Whncomb L Nye STANDING Mr Knight mstructor Mr Nelson Mr Sabley guest speakers John O Bnen and has calf Doug Lambert and has pngs II8 l F ' IA W1 l LL, A me I I ' . ,U 5 1 W L N 1, r y 4 5' A - ' I m 1 I , ' Maj : . 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PORTS 6 f f f if 1 UWM X K7 K X 0 tate VARSITY FIRST ROW D Dunklee R Vogel D Wulkes M Saunders N Dardanu B FutzGerald J Hanna D FutzGerald P Forcuer H Kauser J OBruen R Cote M Gryzelecku SECOND ROW Coach Sanders E Betz H Nevers W Huntley W Ashworth W Sterlung L Druun C Cheney A Gemmell G McCollester N Arsenault L Borden P Barrett W Sulluvan B Webb R Wulkes Coach Hanley FOOTBALL Wuth a team composed almost enturely of veteran players the Keene Hugh Blackburds swept to the culmunatuon of a three year effort For the furst tume sunce T944 Keene Hugh went undefeated and un addutuon brought Keene uts furst offucual Duvusuon ll state champuonshup Domunated by an overwhelmung determunatuon for the team had one of the lughtest lunes un the state the Orange and the Black rolled up vuctory after vuctory Team play was defunutely un evudence However ut took more than team spurut to produce thus years umpressuve record At every home game there were over a thousand fans who cheered the Blackburds to vuctory At out of town games the Keene stands were packed Never before have the students of Keene Hugh shown such tremendous school spurut As a result of the manner un whuch he played hus umportarut role Captaun Norm Arseneault receuved the Sharby Trophy by vote of hus teammates He also was awarded the Reggue Marston Sportsmanshup Trophy for the most sportsmanluke performance un New Hampshure Howard Kauser earned the Boosters Club Trophy for the greatest umprovement and Dan FutzGerald was presented the Coaches Trophy as Keenes most alert defender Soon after the season s close the Keene Hugh student body became even prouder when ut was announced that fuve Keene players had been named to the All State Team Norm Arseneault Leroy Borden Bernard FutzGerald Danuel FutzGerald and Pete Forcuer Seven players won posutuons on the AllState bench Coaches Hanley and Sanders are defunutely proud of the Blackburds but they were not surprused wuth theur performance They knew l20 humps Touchdown' Cream em' There rs no substlfute for VICTOVY' an ,-.1 '-. STARTERS FIRST ROW M Saunders N Dardam B FufzGerald J Hanna D F:z1GeraId P Forcrer H Karser SECOND ROW P Barrett W Sullrvan G Mc Collester N Arsenaulr A Gemmel L Borden l2l I ,,,. i , T. 215 - - ' T , . s ' 'e 'rr ff L r. gi E 'T Al ff f M T T 4 A 'R s, - 'Q U 5 DAN FITZGERALD guard lane backer wmner of the Coaches Trophy Alllitaie Team NO PETE FORCIER Team tackle All State X3 3 of Q W F4 CD 3 3 CD 3 'X 'S gc ,gp LEROY BORDEN halfback All State Team CAPTAIN NORM ARSENEAULT HOWARD KNSER end W 'e' of fullback wmner of Sharby Trpohy 'he Boomer Award All State Team Reggae Marston Sportsmanshup Trophy Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene SKOOK MCCOLLESTER quarter- back and JIM HANNA center. SCORES Sprlngfueld Stevens BratHeboro Concord Dover Athol Laconla Lebanon BERNIE FITZGERALD guard All St re PETE BARRETT halfback. Team EL DARDANI ,acklel BORDEN WEBB center BILL SULLIVAN halfback. MIKE SAUNDERS end . V Football As in past years, the Keene High .l.V. football squad scheduled only a limited number of games. It must be pointed out that members of this team are also on the varsity squad. ln a pre-season scrimmage, the J.V.'s defeated the Towle High Varsity, T2-6. In the first regular game they whitewashed Bellows Falls, Vermont, J.V. 13-O. In the final game of the season, played against Greenfield, Massachusetts, Dick Vogel made a spectacular 92-yard touchdown run with the second half kick-off. In spite of this, Keene lost QO-8. The boys on this year's J.V. team will form the foundation for future Varsity teams. FIRST ROW: J. Latvis, R. Arsenault, J. Doherty, D. Barrett, M. Bolton, J. Ringland. SECOND ROW: R. Chase, M. Moore, M. Compos, L. Pearham Varsit Cheerleaders Left to right D Halford N Heneage E Wyman N Perreault Co Captain M Callahan CoCapta1n M Little S Perry S Walsh This past year the Varsity Cheerleaders have cheered enthusiastically for the victorious Blackbirds They boosted well as on the field or court the teams were supported by the cheering of the entire school led by the peppy cheerleaders who worked diligently to serve their school Keene Hugh students are indebted to the cheerleaders for giving Keene its reputation for having good school spirit Time out for cheerleaders' school spirit and set an example for good sportsmanship whether the school teams won or lost. In rallies, as , VQMJV s I24 . V Cheerleaders Cheerleaders plus intruder! Through The efforTs of The J.V. Cheerleaders, The J.V. boys have been cheered onward aT The baskeTball games. New uniforms and new cheers drew specTaTors To The games much earlier Than usual. Many of The J.V. Cheerleaders will be elevaTed To The varsiTy squad next year. FIRST ROW: Co-Captains J, Donovan, J. White. SECOND ROW: N. Larson, B. Farina, T. Fresco, S, Laurent, D, McCarThy. I2 State i' 39 39 ssc: 'fri' VARSITY FIRST ROW C Bergeron P Fletcher H Lane SECOND ROW W Peart B Nicholls D Stone CROSS COUNTRY The Keene High Cross Country team ran very effectively this year under the tutelage ot Coach Mayes The team s determination balance and running talent provided an undefeated season in dual contests As a climax to the year the harriers easily copped the state title by a score of 42 69 At this meet Pete Fletcher finished first making him the only runner to win the state title tor three consecutive years Whit Peart placed fifth Brian Nicholls seventh and Don Stone tenth to furnish the needed margin for victory At the New England meet held a week later at Providence Rhode Island they proved their mettle as they placed second in ths race Pete placed third only tive yards behind the winner Pete in his third undefeated season paced the team throughout the tall coming in first in all nine regular season meets and stretching his victory string to twenty-one. He smashed hi own state record ot H129 which has been in the Fletcher tamily for tive years by 28 seconds. He also set records at Concord. Keene inaugurated a new course this year and Pete set new records here several times during the season. The Keene High Team loses tour top runners by graduation: Pete Fletcher Brain Nicholls Whit Peart and Don Stone. However Coach Mayes expects this years Junior Varsity to provide an excellent team next tall. I26 X 505 1 Qgni' 5' 9 3 5' 9 '9 WL ly . ',. . sl 5 Bw xl rf -,. hi, fy? ',Q, , , Xigg, QQ Q gg A X 2 FW ' ' a 1 , ' ' 2555? If if ah W 1'.1'3': 'f' W. .4 N , Q .0 . .. f . 9 ,,A ' V N?' A F f- BREW F: 'Ik T f' ' 7 L-:X fb .- ny' ' E N ' iw A Zh W5 -Q Field 21,1 -'X wfX'N X VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY FIRST ROW C Pruest J LaMothe C Burrull SECOND ROW N Rowe B Brdge J Lee J Prce Cynthua Holbrook J Fannue S Snow A Dunkel What us fueld hockey? lts runnung full tult down a fueld feelung the wund un your haur lts a quuck aggressuve game demandung the utmost from every player No there usnt much glory or recognutuon but the gurls love ut Take a look at theur tallues The Varsuty under Muss McCaugheys able coachung came through the season wuth only one loss un ten games Sarah Jo Walsh was hugh scorer Meanwhule the Junuor Varsuty was holdung uts own havung won fuve tued two and lost two Thus year Muss Mosley succeeded to Muss Drugg s uob of whuppung the begunners unto form for competutuon and made an excellent coach J V hugh scorer was Joy Descoteaux Next year has uts promuse wuth more competutuon and a new crop of enthusuastuc players The Varsuty however loses fuve senuors Carolyn Burrull Aldona Dunkel Jean LaMothe Connue Pruest and Nancy Rowe SCORES Keene Claremont Keene Gardner Keene Mowung Hugh Keene Putney Keene Claremont Keene Cushung Academy Keene Putney Keene Gardner Keene South Deerfueld Keene Cushung Academy , 44 5 1, rs , 3 A, A Lu J l L! t 1 E I 1 - f A rl u u Vu u A I , lt ., u . I , I 9 1. S ' so-fs my 5 l u J .Q J y 'u .N 7 I x ul XOR W c,,, 2 , ,, Ml , 3 ' ' , l 5 , O H , l , 2 , ,, , , 2 ' O , ,, , 2 , H , , ,'l , 2 ' 7 , O , l ' . 0 I28 Hockey fw- lla' Take f all the way kids' Ht rf agann' JUDHOR VARSWY Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene N FIRST ROW C Tolman B DrLuzro C Lysett SECOND ROW .I Dunell Descoteaux fNf'N Claremont Gardner Movvrng Hugh Putney Claremont Putney South Deertueld Cushrng Academy I? Wttcox C Holbrook P Smtth, S Croteau, S Laurent, K Kumball AfQ: A- ' T r C at Y .J X' C .4ff- - ' ' T 7 , ,1 ,, O , , ,, ,O , ,, , o,,, 1 ' ' . ,O Gardner U .,,, . ,,oo,,,e..,,.,,, O ' owl ,fr ' , X Y fu 4! . , Us '4 V Xiiw. I . q., Y ' I Q X x. 5 k k f , V ,-f is 4 y tr t t r an ttf rel' y C . Q - I . s , P wi V , 7 J' ' X it , ,C I 5 is v - ff K 5 fn 'P' L , x I . 'K-1 'xx' ':,, r - 1 V . 0 X Varsity FIRST ROW A Durlmg R Wnlber SECOND ROW J Hakala D Purcell R Laurent P Tolman R Cote THIRD ROW J Chnstuansen P Henry D Wulkes T Boccua Wuth many well planned offensive and defenslve plays the Blackblrds under thelr new coach Dudley Purbeck dazzled theur opponents en route to furst place tn the New Hampshnre Class L standungs Paced by co captanns Al Durlmg and Pete Tolman both of whom averaged better than fifteen pomts per game fDurllng T83 Tol man 16 63 the Blackburds amassed a total of T6 wuns agaunst 3 losses as they managed to defeat each of thelr Class L opponents at least once One of the most Important aspects of this years sparkllng court play was the drnvnng desire to wan whlch was kept ahve by Coach Purbeck and which carrned the Blackbnrds to several last half vnctorues These last mnnute thnllers coupled wnth a tremendous school spmt drew fans to the games so early that even the layvees were playlng parts of thezr games before overflow crowds As tournament tume approached the Blackburds wunged as the top seeded team and tournament hopes were henghtened by the return of veteran Hank Skerry last years top scorer who had been sudeluned all season wuth an arm enlury However the fnrst vnctory a 5141 victory over Kennett l-lagh of Conway the Class M champnons proved costly when the burds ace guard AI Durlmg was lnlured In the sem: flnal game Keene faced Concord wuth both teams mrnus thelr hugh scorers Keene lost a heartbreaker In the final seconds of play after leading for most of the game Pete Tolman was named to the All Tourney Team 0 : . , . . : . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , ' 1 1 1 I . . . . 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A, v P- Q Varsity in Action AL DURLING PETE T BOB LAURENT Boa WILBER OLMAN guard Ceme fofwafd guard All To ney Team VARSITY SCORES 'Keene +Keene fKeene Keene Keene +Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene RON COTE forward Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Greenfneld Mass Bevedy AAass Bellows Falls Vt Dover Branleboro Vt Bellows Falls Vt Portsmouth Spnnghekl Vt Dover Nashua Central Concord Nashua Portsmouth Berhn Concord Bradley Stevens Bradley Stevens Central Athol Mass Spnnghekl Vt PETE HENRY guard DAVE PURCEU Not counted on tournament record BUSTER LAWSON forwa d guard CJ HAND SKERRY DOUG BODWELL DOUG WILKES TOM BOCCIA ce te cente g a d V Basketball FIRST ROW R Day R Wulkes D Barrett D Metuvuer W McPhaul J Wulber SECOND ROW G Sulluvan F Brown D Fowler C Larracey M Bolton R Gordon J Davs P Crowell E Larson The Jayvee Basketball Team olurung theur furst season under Coach Burns funushed a 21 game schedule wuth sux vvuns un theur last seven Games Thus gave them a wunnung season ll wuns and TO losses Fuve players scored over lOO pounts Duck Gordon C1803 Muke Bolton 11507 Doug Wulkes H315 Roy Wulkes H291 and Eruc Larson CTOQD vvhule Manager George Sulluvan contrubuted much to the morale and spurut of the team Coach Burns has worked very hard wuth these boys who have shown great umprovement durung the season H s efforts are certaun to aud Coach Purloeck un formung the nucl us of another fune team SCORES Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Bellows Falls Brattleboro Bellows Falls Junuor Hugh Sprungfueld Vt Vu as Nashua .lunuor Hugh Central Concord Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Sevens Nashua Vu as Vu as C Y O Concord Bradley Stevens Central Athol Sprungtueld Vt irls VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW C Holbrook K Galway N Rowe C Loverung D Borden B Wyman SECOND ROW M Haggart A Dunkel J Pruce N Messer J Lee S Hehe Muss McCaughey Basketball season has come and gone agaun the monotonous practuce the games the pleasant comradeshup The gurls dudnt have a good record but spurut was hugh The Varsuty scored two wuns and receuved sux defeats Meanwhule the Junuor Varsuty dud better wunnung sux and losung only two Both teams averaged about thurty pounts per game Muss McCaughey and Muss Mosley coached the Varsuty and J V teams respectuvely The managers worked many long hours for the gurls and certaunly deserve commendatuon The Varsuty loses four senuors thus year Aldona Dunkel Kay Galway Carol Loverung and Nancy Rowe Wuth so many promusung lunuors and sophomores and so few places to be fulled the gurls basketball teams should have a great season next year VARSITY SCORES Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene l34 Cushung South Deerfueld Bellows Falls Cushung Gardner Bellows Falls Narragansett , ooou so u.., -36 ' A 34 Keene ,ooo ooouuoo,,ooo 43 Gardner . 26 , Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Go Nancy go' SCORES Cushung Conant Gardner South Deerfreld BeHovvs Fa s Cusnrng Vras Gardner Bellows Falls Narragansen Z FIRST ROW J Dunnell C Holbrook S Laurent K Kimball J Qumn M Borden SECOND ROW Coach Mosley D Holt B D1Luzra V Bourassa M Push C Lyse1f S Fairbanks S Cowland THIRD ROW P Srrmh L Prerre S Keatmg M Chamberlin J Mltchell C Crofeau L Roy R Matthews idle Y FIRST ROW G Hall P Barrett CaptalnJ Keefe L Goodhue P FntzGerald H Lane B Nuchols W Goodnow J Hakala R Brltton SECOND ROW H Shaw W Peart D Stone C Fletcher R MacAll1ster TRACK The Keene Hugh track team partnclpated nn a spectacular series of events thus past sprung The season was hnghlnghted by vuctorues at the State Meet at Durham the Rotary Meet In Keene and the Klwants Meet nn Laconna There were three team mem bers who excelled In these meets In each Bob MacAlltster won the 120 yard and 180 yard low hurdles and John Keefe won the lOO yard and 220 yard dashes Pete Fletcher Keenes champnon muler won the mule at the Rotary Meet and fun :shed a strong second at the State Meet a race which saw the flrst three places better the exxstlng state record At the Klwanls Meet Jum Hannas second place lavelun heave of T58 feet was the extra push whlch gave the edge to the Blackburds Attentnon was again centered on the annual postal meet between Keene and An chorage Alaska thls past spring Keene could not equal the record breakung results and went down In defeat 8lV2 36V2 There are deflnlte plans for a contlnuatlon of this unusual match and unstltutlng a srmllar contest with a hugh school In Hawau Under the leadershup of Captaun John Keefe the Keene Hugh track squad attauned the reputatlon as the top team In the state The wlnnnng splrlt and good sports manshup expressed by the track boys have been the prlde of Coach Mayes Wnth any luck the Blackbrrds should contnnue thear domtnance this coming season - Y L 3 I l o X l l , r S n l 1 l . ' X r- . L ,, . 1 ' ' 1 N. Arseneault, D. Emery, W. Sullivan, G. Fitzgerald. l ' . . , ' . I . - ' , . . . . Champs To the vucror go the spoils' 2 I' 'F 1 n- E QJMW Heave ho' FIRST ROW G Briggs S HMI B Smnh W Brsdgham E Hanna F Whne Coach Mayes SECOND ROW P Holbrook K Kaiser H Nevers P Forcner E Remnllard D Wnlkes Asst Coach Whnham Varsity FIRST ROW R Wnlbur B F1tzGerald D Pottle A Durlung D Wadsworth R Henry G McCollester SECOND ROW Coach Leavutt M ONenl H Skerry P Tolman L Seaver W Ashworth L Borden S Tetreault As In the past the Keene Hugh Varsity Baseball team demonstrated the over whelmrng strength and ablllty usually found In a flne baseball team Sparked by and the brrllnant prtchnng of Mnke ONeul and Hank Skerry the Blackbnrds produced an nmpresslve record of 8 2 As a clnmax to the season the hughest baseball award the LHeureux Trophy was presented to semor Mike O Nell for gentlemanly con duct on and off the baseball field Coach Leavitt who succeeded the late Mr Mulvaney lost only three players through graduation and anticipates a strong baseball club this coming sprung The team wnll certalnly have nts eye on the State Champlonshlp the blazing- bats of Captain Leroy Borden, Al Durling, Bob Wilber, and Hank Skerry, Baseball Arthur Mulvaney Memor al Mr Drew ded catmg the Mulvaney Memor al Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene VARSITY SCORES Bellows Falls Orange Springfield Nashua Orange Stevens Bellows Fa s Stevens Nashua Brattleboro There it goes! Ready get set hn' J V Baseball Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene W... FIRST ROW P Henry J Joslin F Brown E Larson T Ayotte A Gemmell R Croteau SECOND ROW N Tolman J Garland D Sullivan J Christiansen D Hill J Wright R Cote During the last spring the JV Baseball team amassed an imposing record of 131 The Tremendous hitting power stemmed from teammates Pete Tolman Bob Henry and Doug Hill Hull also had a fine record as a pitcher as he turned in a perfect seven inning game The evident strength of the J V team gives support to the hope that the Varsity teams will capture the state crown In the near future Bellows Falls Marlboro Keene Jr. High Bellows Falls Vi as as H Stevens Brattleboro J V SCORES Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene, ee,,e,,e,,e,,,, W Keene Keene Marlboro c,ee.,,, Keene Jr. High Dublin 7, ,cec. N Dublin ,, Brattleboro s,e, Stevens Vi as 'PM'- bet' Gay MR BURRILL RALPH HALFORD RONALD LOUGEE JON LARSON Gardner Mass At Gardner Mass Mount Hermon At Mount Hermon Bennlngton Vt Sprnngfleld Vt AtSpr1ngf1elcl Vt THOMAS CAREY As practlcally all returnang players were veterans the GOLF TEAM produced a fa1r record last sprnng After several warm up matches Martun Crosby Jon Larson and Bob Hayn senuors and Ronald Lougee a yunror qual1f1ed for com petltnon for the state char'np1onsh1p at the prelnmlnary rounds held at Newport New Hampsh1re Havlng passed thus test the same four played for the state champ1onsh1p held at Concord matches the hardy golfers were outscored and farled to place rn the ftnals In these close Last fall there was an excellent turnout but Coach Burrull was un able to schedule matches as there were no hrgh schools nearby who played fall golf However wnth thus expenence nn thelr favor mern bers of thas sprrngs team should beg1n to h1t the ball farther and strarghter w1th fewer strokes ROBERT HAYN MARTIN CROSBY WON LOST DONALD METIVIER I4I , . L L so 4 o , . 3 1 2 2 o 4 ' , . L 1 3 ' ' , . 3 3 3 1 Bowlmg TEAM CAPTAINS FIRST ROW R DuBernarclo D Sprung G Carter SECOND ROW L Barrett R Maruo D Hull E Paught S Bowue a result the league was able to schedule matches wuth Greenfueld Massachusetts and Manchester teams The Keene bowlers exhubuted theur marked abuluty to knock down the puns by wunnung all theur matches The season was a busy one for each team There was a close struggle for first place but the Arrowheads under Captaun Gerald Tolman emerged the wunners un both halves of the season wuth records of 28 7 and 33 2 As the bowler of the highest sungle strung of 171 and also the hughest three strung total of 376 Ernest Paught captured two of the top honors However Stanley Bowue had the highest season average of 95 l3f42 Dave un actuon' Larry lets one fly' Another strike, Emue'9 O 'fy ,. Under the guidance of Mr. Burrill, eight teams were organized as part of the bowling league this past season. 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I K v tn! v Candld Peaks VICTORY' W ' l UUIUYZA -1.1 A Y I' 'FU LM U XXXKX xx Thus as our 1eam9 J K S O ly a mane of hours 1 I A , Q Vi u N Y ' w la N lx Xi ' fxvr -nga X It Q X 1 X , , bd. 'X br xxx x' X l X IN .FV Q-..J,.' xl. I K A Xu , w ' . -3,-.AA . Lx K5 gxvlxx-'. -f '--1 'T' 2Y F . . . Ni, ki ,. ' ' . Q I 1 ' I I 5,ir pf 1 ' Q Q1 n f harit if 'Ist Place Wnnner Pete Forcner RED FEATHER TALENT SHOW Q Q. ff 3rd Place Winner 'The Honeytones 2nd Place Wmner Sauerkraut bux tw 3rd Place Wmner Waher and Sharon Good now A - -., -- H by 3 ' P Ui K 1 5' ' 1 T, 2 ,Lv .Tiki ' it 4 'T z V ' ' 'A f ', 2? , T - ff , 2' I 4 M n ' eq? 1 Y K J. I .jg 6, , fx 7 2' f. .Jin .A ,V-5 ,sg .fig '. . ,, T .2 ,,f - - Vw 12421 , 5 xl x . -, H ti . P 4, ff. ff gil 65' M if ,Ay .N.f.g:-551 f V . x ,,,,f -3 Kg ,X 'iff' , , 3 gf 1 if x A Q , 5 1 u 1 -'ww H 'rr Q: - ,gsgiqwi 25 H i'rfj'i5j'1'f Ig 'N ' glsxlxfgl nf 3 3 4 K 5 ' f , ' ' a lu 1 Z -5 73' 7.41 .I .v n-.. 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C 5000 Wa++s w England WORCESTER FARMS QuaIi+y Dairy Produc+s Since I890 KEENE, N H. TEL. EL2 II57 DALBOLT, INC. I97 WATER sr. KEENE, N. H. 4' wb af I 3. Oh, e as! I ' ' Your ih c oo a uar'fers Formal Renials 9 Elm S+. Keene, N. H. . . . I s on . . . A E MARTEL COMPANY H CONGR SS ST KEENE N BOCCIA 81 GROUTS SHOE STORE 30 Ro bury S+ KEENE N H RICCIS MELODY SHOP IOCe+rISq KeneNH AMSDENS SHOE STORE I6 MAIN ST KEENE N H FooI'wear for AII ED BERGERON S Qualify CIo+hes Formal Wear Ren+aI MAIN ST KEENE N Y MR NORM Halr SI'yIls+ COMPLETE HAIR STYLING LAMP CUTS HAIR COLORING Even g Appo 'r en+s EL 2 9002 23 WEST STREET THE KIDDIE KORNER Infanf and Pre Teen Clofhmg Juvenile Furmfure 9 LAMSON ST KEENE N H SEARS Headquarfers 'For Hugh FldeIrI'y Radios and Phonographs 4I CENTRAL KEENE N H no KEENE CO OPERATIVE BANK ,Q 41: sPEclALlsTs IN INSURED sAvlNes 3 1 y INSURED sw AND HOME MoRTeAeEs 'fe LQVWQ 'ig' apmofm Gffvg 'R 'fC IHEADJUTANT ILLIN C0 ILDERS IC THE MacMILLIN COMPANY, INC. Builders KEENE, N. H. TEL. ELz-ao7o Office Equlpmeni' Greehng Cards Typewrlfers Adding Machmes CHASE S WEST ST KEENE N MUSIC hath cha ms lull I I llll I llll l ll mum me on I I llll I llll I ll llllllll lln mu nh fDfwwe44J Q TAILORED WOMENS DRESS SHOES 115 RAILROAD STREET KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE Keep those stlcks dow glrls' I70 KNOWLTON 8: STONE CO INC Smce I866 Hardware MII Suppl es Bu Idnng Ma+erTaIs WINDOW BOX 4,NJ 54 I2 Wn'Ier 15' Q 4 Keene N H -' Tel EL20I5b , Dresses Accessor es Ha+s S eafers BIouses SI: Hs I 22 . . . H. ' r . . . I I K .L I ' A' '- -rz:1v- ,. ,., - .,,.. m, I I ' Af ml - I i - I ' ' A' 1,-ffi T S+. 'V' nd' -' 'gg , . . -Q ,H ' ' ' ' n, ' . 15 - I , w - - I PLOTKINS 93 PARK AVENUE TEL EI 2-4334 Flne Home Furmshmgs an Malor Appliances A-s Keenes Mos+ Modern Furmfure Siore N Th1S IS the hne up' ELEVEN TIMES THE RETURN OF A SAVINGS BANK One of fhe besi lnvesfmenis for mosf of us us a U S Savings Bond Pay SI8 75 now gei 25 In I969 Thai' as 3 f mieresf Buf when a business mves+s In one of our machines ihey wan? ai' Ieasi' 331 refurn Some of 'I'he Iargesf mass produchon pIan+s In Ihe world have boughi our machines I+ ns one of fhe'bes+ mves+men+s ihey can make KINGSBURY MACHINE TOOL CORP KEENE N H The I959 SALMAGUNDI Sfaff Wishes Io Express Hs Thanks fo AII Those Who Have Confrnbuied 'I'o fhe Success of Thus Edlhon of Our Yearbook .I a d Q A I ROXBURY sr. KEENE, N. H. Ilg I ' 5 I I P457 Q. s W by lx XXXX . 4'4A V - .X ,T umt, Magyar VAN vs. LINES I X Modern Movlng Equnpmenf BUILT 8 I5 56 MERRILL J LAPLANT Owner Old Wapole Rd Keene, N H Tel EL 2 I404 The boy m tht upper left 1 Fvnrett Capron Hr- lb 1n lllS Jumur year at KHS 1n the DIVCISI hed Uccupatlon courec He 1 on tht Joh nach afternoon 1n our tool room where he 15 puttln g hrs school trammg to pracucal uae He IS learnmg, to make the tools Wh1Ch are used IH our headmg department The bow m the upper nght 1 Denn1 Bruce Ile 14 a tranefer Qtudent from Hmsdale who came to KHS 1n h1s JUIIIOI' year o he could partrclpate 1n the DO coure HIS xmmedlate oh-ptctne 1 college and turther tuds 1n uthtr El1Ctron1cQ or Forestry He IS on the job after school ln our prorlucuon control department Ihrough the DO courae ln plant and on the job trammg IQ part of the educatlonal program at KH? CENTRAL and other ll'1Lll1lI'y co operate w1th the chool yitem to provlde mul machmee and tools to gne real meanm and opportumty to the boys who take IhlS cour e CENTRAL SCREW COMPANY New England Dnvlslon KEENE N H R E BEAN CCDNSTRUCTICN CO INC 29 Island St KEENE N H General Contractor I TI I! it Bib wjrm, WAIQML !,lII4'i1-475-E dii'V4g,JlII'I'II ' --wfweuw-'bf 7:21-w YMCA KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE an PAGE CONSTRUCTION 59 Wakefield St KEENE N H Mason Contractor O I C I I . , . . , Miff , f' A' NE QW - of- . . ,-.L-,-. ,.g':f-'-fe'2 N I-.nib -' t : H I N I 14+ ' -- F' 2. ' . ' F 'rr' ff- 1 - I: I in h I - A ' 1 rf, 2 - 3 ,.g . , I ,A ' f A , ' I I I , PI 1 rg-9. 1 L I- '5 H., ,,.E:EE'i2.'r 4 Y I g , , , , . IW! , . I f,,. -1-ea.-gn- r I In Rf NSS- ' - -' jg- 'C' ' V , I . ' It E - 1, , -I X 1' 3-'ff RY' , m ,I P ...A . W, Q ,..,o..e -A A avg, Ly Q 3 A 'Sum wig I I 3 FP iv- T95 'EI3154'-5' 'A J KJ mv' V ' ' I-I 'iii fa ' - 5- ' .' 5- f i I 1 vl ILL - I, f 1 , I I , 4 Il 'f ,. 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For Your Book Memories Presldent s Message To the Class of 1959 Durang the past two years I have been proud to have served as your presadent I feel that thas as one of the greatest honors whach any class can bestow upon one of ats members and at has been magnafaed by the manner an whach you have contrabuted to the lafe of the school Members of the class of 1959 have formed the backbone of Keene Hagh School ath letac teams for three years and have made Keene one of the leadang athletac powers an New Hampshare No less sagnafacant have been the efforts of our classmates wath respect to Salmagunda Enterprase Informer Dramatac Club Band Choar and the many other organazataons whach functaon durang the year All of our years at Keene Hagh have been enloyable-despate the books although for some of us even the books have been enloyable but our senaor year wall long remaan an our memoraes Who wall forget the football teams come from behand vactory agaanst arch Fletcher wannang has thard consecutave state cross country tatle and then placang thard an the New Englands the basketball teams double overtame vactory over Portsmouth and the comeback vactory agaanst Bradley after traalang by naneteen poants an the thard quarter thas latter from a team that many people saad would be lucky to wan half ats games? These are only a few of the wonderful memoraes we wall carry wath us as we leave Keene Hagh knowang that an our eyes they wall never be surpassed Thas year 1959 has been a great year and has featured a great class one of whach any class presadent would have been unutterably proud As you leave hagh school eather to enter college or to embark upon your careers I can wash you only the best of luck However I know you dont need luck as you have proved by your achaevements durang your years at Keene Hagh but that you wall drave on to succes whatever the obstacles ' 9 rival Brattleboro and the 95-yard touchdown pass on fourth down at Lebanon, Pete A09 .5, ' SU Fmzs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ' Q wee 4 W? X Al, VF E 1 ' A 1 , ,f gs iii .. Y 5, 7 Q- f ,f 7 Y l44 A .1 .-.Q .... . L ' 1 V I I PU V f , , , , , 1 W 1 1 g J 'E 1 r- - ' f fm f , , ffh?lfF.g ff ! .'-. ' v., u4 , vs '-429' ' g.,.v-:,W - Ma' 2-ji gcf A , ,li . 1 , -. . '.l . 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