Keene State College - Kronicle Yearbook (Keene, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1934 volume:

Eieqff'-7 flllii THE KRONICLJE YEAR BUUK 11934 4 . V TFIEA-Q'f X ':f..!mL V 4541 VOLUME FOU RTIEEN Published by THE STUDENTS OF THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Ti .. r. - -- C E in U -.-f 'M E 1954 KRO I nlil llllmmllllllnlmnli1'inilli::.-:Willis .- .dinh ll- . .... -.M-llliiwlll - 'ifl..i...... .... mlllml 'ills fDedication., Vryling Wilder Buffum, We gratefully dedicate this 1934 year- book in appreciation of the inval- uable assistance and encouragement she has given us, and continues to give to all Keene Normal School students. 1 5 KEE E 1934 KRO I0 Ill I 1.0 11 I l i nn illllulllnnn .....i.nl,z..'f.asii. .- ..:iL..u. ..-,.iii. uni.... i l. s..... .,.,..nlIII Ililn r+lIll-I' faxl. HIS year the motto, Enter to learn-go forth to serve , has been brought nearer to us than ever before. A glance into the 1934 yearbook should serve to make this everpresent in the minds of Keene Normal students, both here and after gradua- tion. Have you ever thought just what the motto means? Perhaps it has been said so many times with- out thought that it has become trite and stereotyped. It means exactly what it says-- enter to learn -not to waste time, to join every club possible or to be in every type of athletic activity, but to learn. lt does not mean trying to bluff your way through classes although most of us try that wornout trick at one time or another. It means that if you wish to become successful in your chosen profession and to be of serv- ice to your pupils and community, you must be de- termined to learn and be truly anxious to go forth to serve . We will encounter new situations-many of them difficult to surmount, but, with the help of this motto and our high ideals of responsibility, we will be able to hold high the banners of Keene Normal, and make our school proud of us. In all our work let us remember that To every man there openeth a way and ways and a way And the high soul climbs the high way And the low soul gropes the low And in between, on the misty flats The rest drift to and fro. But to every man there openeth a high way and a low And every man decideth the way his soul shall go. limit fi - To-E M L-jr 'TS' Q is -Lo-1 M I nl llillllmfllllmlmuiiilllln. fi! - 'Ill-L I' --A- -iflw ilnfl 'all 3- - -illmll --- , 'H n .51 9 1 21. .. fiiiila.. EDITVRIHL 9 BVHKP M Kronicle Board Second row: Paul Stimson, Mr. Sullivan, Henry Hastings, Francis Pace, Clarence Ginn, Mr, Preston. Ncwcll Pairc. lfirsl row: lfranccs Rawstron. Ellen Marshall. Katherine Snyder, Jane Monroe. Ruth Mary Doc, Mary Dearborn. Nona Haynes, Janet Wlxitcoinlv. Louise Tcwksbury, Alice Upton. lhxmr 7 s o o KEENE 1954 KRONIG I 'I H Inu X 6 .ruumlnrnll I lmlllmmllln l lliiiimi-. FiiIln .- .HIRE ll- I -,. . .-I flkfulillln... du f f:---5 w---- ---- 1 llmmmlm' STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION GOV. JOHN G. WINANT, ex-officio ORTON B. BROWN, Berlin, Chairman ROBERT T. KINGSBURY, Keene WILFRED J. LESSARD, Manchester ALICE S. I-IARRIMAN, Laconia JOHN C. BROOKS, Claremont JAMES A. WELLMAN, Manchester ELISABETH R. ELKINS. Concord COMMISSINOER OE EDUCATION A JAMES N. PRINGLE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WALTER M. MAY AGENTS OF THE BOARD RUSSELL I-I. LEAVITT, High School PHILA M. GRIFFIN, Elementary PAUL E. PARNUM, Administrative SUPERVISORS LOUISE M. NORTON, Home Economics HOWARD E. SWAIN, Trades and Industries l 8 e Q ' ilmfix KEENE 1954 KRONIG VIP Nulmn .1 rfHIIIlml,,,,,,,,,w,iii'i,:,,.,'f2iill-.- .dil.hlu. .-.. ..-,.dh l1IIn... alll l 'i! '. .. .-.a-ullillluluiii' Wallace E. Mason, Ed. D., President l IEEE 9g Kil0 ICT I 7 'hu nm - 1' Nulmh '- 4 ll llllllllIi.l-.':':ii'li -- .Ima Ill -..... I unallmghunlln l , - min-ua f .-.lllnllnlllhlli 'Dean of Gibfen., HENRY ll. CARIJC, lid. M. Sviullrvs I 10 --- ,- .. .ifm i : ..m.1 : ....,.. ..w.fiWfa2i- 'Dean of 'ZQJomen. S...,0.u,e.'u. Ehztzv., ii' E. if-' w f:.+: 'f 1-2 . 5 N NKEE 15: 1954 KR0 I0 nf' ,nuff .V W . ' Uh, 1 f ' 'n.T..': 'iilu .- -,-.. . - a ' li ' 'lllllw '. I. lllllllllmnllllnlmmmllls I n un. . ll. hhllIln....1ll' I . ulllll 'Ill . IIJA 1-1. I-'I-IRNALD INICZ M. VAUGIIAN Assistant Dean Supervision 01' Campus Srhmxls 1 'U M.-Xlilil, R. BROWN, A. B. MARTHA R.-XND.-XI.I, Sum'et:n'y, Custnms and Manners English lhxuxc I2 1 i lU lll 51954 Eli! ioi 4 Q - 1- ' 'l ..iHlffh. 1 '-- 4 .- if .. ii i img .... 'IllIIiii '. lllllllmfillllnmnnulilili-inllln mi .Iln ii I ll ... I . mllll Ill- ISAUEL M. BLAKE, A. M. MARIUN FRHS1' HUDSON History Public Speaking, Reading IIARRY W, DAVIS. A. ll. 1-'RANK II. l5LACKlNU'1'0N, JR., Music U- 1-rcnch Ihicu 13 .-- vw ' -R L Q 'ex KEE E 1954 KRD IU ..m.,,,.. .nlllllllfimllllmunnnhhnifm.-?-'fiiilln .- ..:iL.an. ......nIMuhlIln .... .all ....,..niIlllIlIIil-.. I-'ulfzmclelcx J. SIMNIUNS. .x. M. cn,xlu,lf1S W. Cl l I'S, A. M. Sm-i,,l,,gy' philusuphv lfcnllrxlllics. Smiiulmgy f f , . 5 AQ ,,,1'4.Zll4 lv , r,f12Z ,LJQ1-fi,v 6' - F I 5 A o lDl'Zl.I.A K. VARNVM, A. M. M. BIARIIC THYNH, A. M. Iilumclllzxry l':Klllt'SlliUll Biology, llnctcriulngy Pmilz I4 in ... .5. ., MW REE-E 1954 KR6Ff F IIN I M J. H I4 ' mn 'hw' n nllllmfmlnllllnmn luiiilllnigflillln .- .ufu..5lll- . . ...,.rlh1Hlllllu....allI I fU..i..-... ,. .... :IIIIHIIIIIIHII-.--. EUNA M. INHHIXNN, A. M. NICLVIN VI. XX'I'1S'I' History Ilursnr, Punnmnship .v' I I' Lf I' w ' W f I .KX '- XIX 1 I X V yu C SPRAGUE XV. URENAN, A. BI. HARRY B, llIQfQS'l'fjN, A. 3 D J Englisll lEmzlisl1, Social Science ,XX X,l X1 VU' 1 f m 5 N4 S W ? 'f f vb S 'xx N PAGE 15 f fray' '-Q 2--gr-.. - Y -1- UTM- - Q .T ll-Y - l-I . . , E 1954 KRO I0 I KEE ' :nn 1 ' mnlmh' v- VI .nlllllllllmfllllmlm IIIlilliII.i.--Jgihll .- Jil.. ll- - ..,. - .M lfhivlillln. ..lll' l H...i...... , ...aullmmlilnlli-. LTDNR.-XII A. AITJXNIS, lirl. BI. NV.XI,'I'I'1R A. I'll'ZRClC 'l'rzulcs and IllfhlSll'iL'S 'l'rmlus and lmlustrics Cl,.'XRI'INClC H. DHMAR, A. A, SI'l'INCl'IR IC. lC.'X'l'0N, H, S. l'1'iming', Industrial Ilislury M:u1unl'1'rnining lhmu 10 -1- Lzrfi -fa ma -- -HE-,W KE E 1954 KRO nllllilllmllllllmmmmllln nl i n - n Iii: lliln lliil 1... mllli 'Ill 7 M.XX'N,XRIb 'l'. XV.XI.'l'Z, A. M. JAM!-IS A. KICELZII, NI. A, Latin, Psychulugy Chemistry, Physics Wll,I.lAM A. CAI,lDWlfZL, A. M. MARJORIIC llA'l'l'ZMAN, M. A. Physical Education Physical Erluratiun PAGLL 17 - 'Q QYQ ' i- Q Aix KEE E !l954iKRO m m .dmllliilllnun .... .....1f..im..:--aai... .- .dam U... . ...m i-nf. .... .al f :s:..i..... .....-,..:nilIllIIlIini.. 5ll'1R'l'UN 'l'. HUUIIRICII, M. .X. JEAN l . IIAIRIP, KI. lid. Mznllcmalirs Arn l'II,lZAl5I5'l'Il Ii. liRl'2HORY, A. M. l'l'l'lll'1I, J. RAMSIJICN, A. M. Geography Nature Study, Scicncu PAGE IS M W 1934 41? I A ...unllllnilllmm ...nl ... ...L..n. an un.. ,., III llll rf ' :VI I 1 I- 1' ' f mn huh ' Y ' IL-.4-.'f rn .- ' .-.. -.N will . . ' -- , III II l.ll.l.-KN C. W. ILXKICR, .-X, M, MARION M. M.xm'lbUN.-Xl.Il, .-X. Nl. llumc limlmullxivs Hmnu lCr'nlmr1lirs I.lzUN.-XRD S. MORRISON, ll. S, XXILLIAM l'. hlxl'.l,lUN, A. M. Surumlzlry lirlumliun SllllCI'YiSUl' ut High Sulumls PAGE 19 Ti4 wf s' g KEE E 1954 Kao I0 M- --illlllllfimllllllf----Ili -A-- im-lffiillu .- ..:i1..u. ,, , ..n,.nv.:Wnnn .... .al ..... mlnilllilllili.. YRYLINU XV. IZUIVIVUIXI, A. Il, ..Xl,lQI1f RI, STUNIC, A, ll. l'ihm im' Assistant Librarian DR. Rl.I'l'H C. WARWICK LUCY CLARK, R. N. Mudical Examiner School Nurse lima 20 . U ii Q17 71- L KEE E 1934 KRO I0 , D maui. n 1 'hu 1 . ,l- ,r luF 'l I. nlllllllifllhlllmmni.uilm..E'-iulll. .- .1-uh ll. --.. . .-,.rlMWll1IIn....nIl r...!93J..i...... .... mllillm lllln.. VILLA IIALL U'lGH'I', ll. S. llICR'l'lIA C. MANCl'HCS'l'l'lR, li. S. llvnrlrvmslw. JMWVHYII1 Hifrh Svlwfrl Ilcndnmsrur, Iinm-m-k High Sclmul ICINYIN HUSIC, A. II. I'rim'ipnl. Central Junior High Sclmnl PAGE 21 -ftgffwf v+rf- Y . 5 . ' -' . liim nr -.zen ..:ar.. i ....... nlliiiiIiiiii....- Student Assistant Teachers Lefl to righl: Ruth Dieffenbach, Lilian Jaeger, Helena Putnam. f Wheelock School Faculty Miss Margaret M. I.itLle. Mrs. Bertha S. Davis, Miss Mabel M. Fisher. Mrs. Enid Cover Miss Bertha Twining. Principal, Miss Blooma Ziegler. Miss Gertrude Merriam. PAM: '77 .....f,f ' .S . - tx i-NL ..:57Q' -,c 1-ai KE13 E !1934lKRO , ,... . N. 1. 4 illllfilllnnnm.....i.i.iil...:.'friim .- .rikku-. --.- L--fln inlln .... .ill i 14J.s..... ,... ,..niIIlllIili..-- Central Junior High Critic Teachers Sc-fond row: Miss Amy Tcnncy. William Caldwell. Charles H. Hapgood, Harry Davis Mrs. Della R. Davis. Hrs! row: Frank Blackington. Miss Marjorie Beach, Principal Edwin S. Huse, Miss Har rict Leslie. Roy I.. Tcrrill. T- ' ' Q ipiqi 'Vs ai PAGE 23 GWwfJGNM'fJCTWQOiJGN'MfJCTW40fJGN'W7TJ6N'W7TJG JLTW40foCTNMZJ Qlaculty Qutographs CLJWK9 CLAWND FJWKJ5 LAWMW CLJWND CLZWKJT LJWKJ7 fL0WkJ7 C'!WkJ9 CLJWKJ3 1 K -+'+ -37 5 - --- ...EA IEE112: 3151 133 11110 . ' wr., 555 . ---Ulm.. li... .atiIIIiilIInun..i.....i.i?iiil.:.'s:l1it. .- alllhu. ..--.illllltilllit....i4Il -. 'tl' ....1..ttllllllllIiil..-- Qlour year Clurriculum.. ENGLISH l313R13'l'1-13' M. CVNNINUIIAM, 3Vll.1'I3N Dol , HfAlIllIlj'H l Avademy of Sttienre 123 133 1435 llirls' 1llee Club 123 Y 1331 Chapel Choir 133 1431 1-vague of Nations Club 1335 Vice-president 1335 lnternational Relations Club 1435 Sigma Pi Epsilon 123 133, 1431 Vice-president 1235 W, A, A. lloard 133 143 Serretary 1335 Head nf Swimming 133 1435 Water Carnival Committee 133 1435 Life Saving 113 1235 Examiner 133 1435 lustruetor 1335 3'Hl'SlU' l3HSk'2ll3Hll 143: Red Hockey 123 133 Captain 1235 Class llaseball 113 1235 Red Volleyball 1335 Class Prophet 1435 l3ean's l.ist 123. So with thoughts my brain is peopled, And they sing there all day long. l.l'f'l'IZlA M. IJUCA, Wooosvumtc lho1'i ', 7'i.vh W, A, A. 123 133 1-135 Ile l.a Salle 133 1435 Division Volleyball 1335 Division llorkey 113 123 1335 l3,1-,- sion Baseball 113 123 1335 Division liasketball 113 123 1335 Class llot'ke3' 113 123 1332 Class llaseball 113 1235 Class liasketball 113 1235 Class Volleyball 1335 Red liasketball 1335 Red Volleyball 1335 Sigma l'i Epsilon 1235 l3ean's US! 123 133- 'l'be maxim 'know thyself' does not suffit'e5 Rnou' otliersl---Know them well is my advit'e.' EARL Wll.l.l.-XM HARRIS, l ie.xNkt.iN Timmy Alpha Pi 'l'au 113 123 133 1435 Treasurer 123 133 1435 Advisory Board 123 133 1435 'l'he Alpha 113 123 1333 Us LR Sallv 113 133 133 143 Presi- dent 1435 R Club 123 133 1435 Secretm-y. Treasurer 133 President 1435 Class Treasurer 1335 Assistant Manager Basketball 1135 lutra- mural Basketball Champions 113 1235 Class Bas- ketball Referee 133 1435 Varsity llaseball 1135 Intra- mural llaseball Chatnpions 123 1335 l-'ontball 'l'rainer 1235 lfrosh Speedhall Coach 1335 Mid-Year Ball Committee 113 123 1335 'l'ea llance Committee 123 133 143. Consider that I labored not for myself only, but for all them that seek learning. NORMAN R. HAR'1'l-'ll'Zl., lfakxttrmros 1'r1rlfz ', Norm Alpha Pi 'l'au 113 123 133 1435 Business Manager Alpha 113 1235 lfoothall Manager 123 Assistant 1135 K Club 123 133 1435 l'iXet'ntive Council Alpha 123 Advocate 123 Master ot' Ceremonies 1-135 Win- ter Sports Committee Chairtuan 1335 Water Carnival Committee 123 1335 Speedball l reshman Coach 1335 Riding Instructor 1435 Class llaseball 123 1335 Class liasketball 123 1335 l3ean's List 123. What tnen have done can still be done, And shall be done today! RUTH C. l.l'1NNAR'I'SON, Ptantttamcrs lilee Club 113 1235 Orpheus 113 1235 Chapel Choir 133 1-135 Red Horkey 113 1235 Red liasketball 123 1331 W, A, A. Board 1335 Sigma Pi Epsilon 123 133 143 President 1-135 League ot' Nations 123 1335 ln- ternational Relations 143. Yea, music is the Prophet's art, Among the gifts that God bath sent One of the tnnst tnagnitirentf' ELLEN WICEKS MARSHALI., 11uovEToN Red , Kid Y. XV. C. A. 113 123 1335 Forum 113 123 1335 Kron- irle Board 133-1435 3Vntncn's Varsity I3ebating 113 123 1335 Red Hockey 1335 Red Volleyball 1335 Red Ifieldliall 1335 Class Basketball 123 1335 NV, A. A. lioard 1335 Academy ot' Srience 1335 League of Nations 133 Treasurer 1335 Sigma Pi Epsilon 133 1435 Rostra 133 1435 K Club 133 1435 l3ean's List 123 1335 lfrenrh Club 1l3. N There is language in her eye, her cheek, her lip. Plum 26 f KEE E19 34 ,,,t11l,,, 2 lst-if -gi l r ' . ' I Ill., 5 , ,ai It Illlllmnlllmmn tti'illlll.-TJ'fIllIli .- .ailtlt ll. . . - 'l'. 1-2RNlis'1' l'l'ZI.'l'C1NliN, Ntcwt-our Gin Varsity Debating C11 C21 C315 Class Ilasketball C11 C21 C315 Varsity Ilasketball C215 I-'orum CI1 C21 C31 C415 Vice-president C21 C315 Dramatic' club CU C21 C31 C415 K Cluh C31 C415 She Stoops 'l'o Conquer C315 Class liaseball C215 Class History C415 League of Nations C315 Class llay Papzeant C115 llean's List C21 C31. He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one: Iilxceeding wise, fair spoken and persuading. EIDWARIJ I.l'2IC PRESIIY, I.isu0N Ed Kappa llelta Phi CI1 C21 C31 C415 Class President C215 Class 'l'reasurer C415 Kronicle Iloarfl C21 C31 C41 Business Manager C31 Itltlitor C415 I-'oruni C11 C215 llebating C11 C215 llramatic Club C11 C21 C31 C415 A Night At An Inn C215 Twelfth Night C215 Orcliestra C11 C21 C31 C415 Men's Cilee Club C21 C31 C415 lland C111 Chapel Monitor CI1 C315 Ii Club C31 C415 Ilean's List C11 C21 C31. Knon'letlue is, indeed, that whirh next to virtue 'l'ruly and essentially raises one man above another, ICRXNCICS AIIYCIC RA1V5'I'RC1N, CIARICMONT Fran .XV. C. A. CI1 C31 C415 K Club C11 C21 C31 C415 lixerutive Cotntnittee C315 Dramatic Club CI1 C21 C31 C415 Secretary C415 Kronirle Iloarcl C31 C41 Athletic Editor C315 Editor Yearbook C415 Red Cross First Aid Instructor C21 C315 W. A. A. C21 C31 C41 lloard C21 C31 C41 Point Secretary C21 C31 Record- ing: Secretary C415 Student Supervisor Athletics C315 Varsity Hovkey C11 1Vhite Hockey C21 C31 Class Hockey C11 C21 C315 Recreational Council C21 C315 Varsity llasketball CI1 C21 C315 XVhite Basketball C21 C31 Class Basketball C11 C21 C31 C41 Captain C31 C415 Class llaseball C11 C215 1Vhite Volleyball C31: Class Swimtnim.: C215 Stunt Club C215 Pageant C31. Would I could duly praise you, that each deed Your foes might honor, and your friends might read. Y l1C1RO'I'IIY M. 'l'lI1l1lE'l l'S, Kmzsn Dol Sigma Pi Epsilon C21 C31 C41 Serretary C415 Keene Clllll C11 C21 C31 C415 Secretary C21 Vice-president C315 l1ean's List C21. 'I'o those who know thee not, no words can paint! And those who know thee, know all words are faint! HOME ECONOMICS IIEATRICE IC. HLANCHARI1, Cowroocook ln-fry Ararletny of Science CI1 C21 C31 C415 Rifle Club C11 C21 C31 ASNiS!3I1! Nilllillllfi' C315 Home lCconntnics Qlllll CI1 C21 C31 C41 lixecutive Iloard C415 K Cilllh C21 C31wC-115 1V. A. A. C21 C31 C415 Chairman lea lfance Committee C315 Chairman Mid-Year llall Lonunittee C415 Class Vice-president C415 White Vol- leyball C315 Class Ilasketball C315 Class Hockey C21. I will not retreat a single inch- Antl I will be heard. RUTH MARION INCSRAHAM, Ct.ARmtoN-r Rulhir ', ,-Min Y BV, C. A, C11 C215 4-H Club C115 Home Iironotnics Club C11 C21 C31 C415 Vice-president C31, ln her experience all her friends relied, Heaven was her help and nature her guide. . ..- I tllallllilln... :Ill l lll..f...... .... snlIllllnlll3ll...... Pl ,- 9 Y V 2 Mi?- 94-di' ,M r 5' J, Faa- 54' R-41. 0 'w+Mk4p Panic 27 M ' I 2 ., T 1 As. , . ,. . I nlllllllllmflllllnlmnmtlllt -I t mt , ll, MILDRED ALICE KNOX, CONCORD Milly Glce Club 113 123 1335 Home lirnnomirs Club 113 123 133 143 President 133 1433 Arademy ot' Science 113 123 1333 Y. W. C. A. 123 1335 W. A, A. 133 143: Class Secretary 143. Born for success, she seemed With grave to win, with heart to hold With shining: gifts that took all eyes. JANE AMX' MONROE, Sourit Sitaifrslxunv, VT. - f4'lmmy Home Economics Club 113 123 133 143 Treasurer 123: Y, KV, C. A. 1133 Orpheus Cluh 133: Life Saving: 123 133 1435 Kronicle Board 133 143. She was good as she was fair None- -none on earth above her! As ture in thoughts as angels arc: To know her was to love her. ' DOROTHY AUGUSTA MORGAN, Easr Jalflfkm' Dottie ' Home liconotnirs Club 113 123 133 143 Secretary 123: Ile l.a Salle 113 123 133 1431 W. A. A. Board 133 143: White llasketball 1333 White Volleyball 133 Captain 133: llarlminton Champion 1333 llasehall 123g White Fieldball 133: Division Basketball 133. I must not say that shc was true, Yet let me say that she was fairy And they, that lovely fare wlm view, 'l'hey should not ask if truth be there Tl-IELMA G. RICKER, Al.TON 7'hf1 Home Iironnntirs Cluh 113 123 133 143: Treasurer 1335 'I'ea llance Committee 123: Chapel Monitor 123g Class Volleyball 1333 Class Hockey 113 123: W. A. A. 133 133 143. Deeper, deeper let us toil In the mines of knowlerlizef' PAl7l.lNE ANN 'l'ROW, SuN.iu'mt Polly , l'nf Y. YV. C. A. 113 123: Home l'lL'llll1lIIllt'S Cluh 1l3 123 133 143: W. A. A. 133 143: Mid-Year llall Coin- mittee 113 133 143. A girl who ran work, a girl wlm can play, A girl who's a true friend every day. TRADES AND INDUSTRlES S'l'.-XNIJCY S. ADAM.-XNIHARES, l'oR1's:uou'ru Sian Afatletny of Scignre 113 123 133 143 Treasurer 123 President pro-tem 1335 Intramural Athletic Com- mittee 1l3: 'l'rark 113 123 133: Track 'I'eam 123 1333 Kappa Delta Phi 123 133 1433 Forum 1335 Intra- mural liaskethall 113 123 133. Ile who has truth at his heart need never Fear the want ot' persuasion on his tongue. Pam: 28 .. .in Q. 1 11llIllllllllllIll1m.n111..111t1..i-11 1 611211. .1tl.llnIln. All I , nllll llllli .. ,1... . . 1 l ' - 'i'1 , :f 0 'llm 'l '- RAYMOND A. CROSBY, l3llI.FORD 1t'Ilj ', lfiug, ' Varsity I-'oothall 113 1235 'lwl'R1'k 123 1335 lllll'Rllllll'?ll liasehall 123 133 1435 Life Saving.: Exilllllllkll' 1.33 143: K Cluh 113 123 133 1435 Alpha l'i 'l'au 113 123 133 143: Vive-presirlent 133. Who van he wise, aniazerl, temperate and furious, Loyal anrl neutral in a moment? RICH.-XRD PAUL Hl'1lllCR'l', Kueuu Dirk Alpha l'i 'l'Rll 143: Keene Clnh 1l3 123 133 143: llc La Salle 113 123 133 1435 Aratlemy ol' S1-ienee 123 133 1433 Varsity llasehall 1l35 lIlll'2lllllll'2ll Has- kethall 113 123 133 1435 lllll'IllIllll'Zll llasehall 123 133 1435 Intramural Volleyhall 133 143. ln small proportions we just beauties see Antl in short measures life may perfect he. ICINVIN A. HILL, Kizustc 3. Teri ' JlA1ha l'i 'l'au 123 133 1435 Varsitb' llasehall 113: f' l'?lllll 'al llasehall 123 133 Captain 123 1335 Var- , 7 INI s 1,11 73 133 ls ,fy If .- y 1-' 13111 1-3: va-my llEl.'k'llfll 1- . 3 Q3 ,I ' 3 123 1.43 143: lle La Salle 1l3 123 133 'J,f J 1 Keene Club 113 123 1.13 1435 Class Speerlhall f- 133 143: Class 1111101131111 113 1233 1,110 saver ana , laxnnnner 1.13 143. I1 ' N 'l'l1e thing: that goes the farthest f, ' ' 'l'o11'a1'rl makinx: life worthwllile, 'l'hat costs the least anfl rloes tl1e tnost ls just a pleasant smile. INIAURICIC ll13Vl3 KALLOCH, CUNCUNI1 .flIm1ly Varsity lfoozltall 113 123: Alpha Pi Tau 113 123 133 1435 Alternate 1335 Aclvisory lloartl 133 1435 K Cluh 113 123 133 1433 Araflemy nl' S1'lCll1'l! 1l3 123 133 1435 Treasurer 123 Vi1'e-presiflent 1335 Chapel Choir 1135 'I'he llelle of llart-elona 1135 lntra- mural Iipeeclllall 133 1435 Men's 1ilee Cluh 123 133 1435 'l'l'3Ck 113 123 133 143 Captain 123 1335 lntert-lass llaskethall 113 123: Class liasehall 113 123 133 1435 l'ap:eant 1235 'l'he Alpha lloarcl 11,' 123 Alunmi Editor 123 Contrihutioxi Editor 1l3: l-'reslnnan llaskethall Coat-h 1235 Kronirle lloarrl 133 143 Athletic l'itlitn1'5 Cross Country 133: Sorcer 1435 Ilowlinp: 'llliillll 113 123 133 143 Runner-up 113. 'l'l1ey say l1est men are lllltlllfltifl out of faults, And for the most l1e1'on1e Illll1'l'l 11111115 than hetter l-'or heinpr a little bad. til-1OR1il'Z C. KNOX, Coueunn Shui I-'oothall 113 1235 Junior llramatie Cluh 1235 Presirlent 1235 llaskcthall 113 123 133: llratnatic Cluh 133 1-l35 K Cluh 123 133 143 Seeretary 123 lll'CSl1lUlll 1333 Social Cflllllllllllic 123 1335 'l'he llclle of Bar. 1'C'l1lllFl', 113: Cross Country 1335 Kl'1llll1'llJ lioarcl 1335 Alllha l'i 'Van 113 133 133 1435 lixerutive lloarrl 143: Aearlemy nl' Seienee 1235 Class l'1'esirle11t 143: l11tra1n11ral llasehall 113 123 1335 Track 113 1233 Orchestra 113 123 133: filee Cluh 1335 Men's Danee 1ll'l'll0Sll'H 113 123 133. Ami only the master shall praise us, and only the 111aster shall hlamcg And no one shall work lor money anfl no one shall work for lame: llut eaeh for the joy of the W13l'lilllR', and each, i11 his separate star Shall draw the tliinyr as he sees it, for the God of things as they arel JOHN R. MA'I l'l-NEWS, Kmsun J ohfmyu t Class llaskcthall 113: Intramural llas ethall 123 133 1435 Keene Cluh 1l3 123 133 1435 Glue Club 143: lntraxnural Volleyball 133 143. 'l'he 'value' or 'worth' of a man is, as of all other things, his prireg that is to say, so much as would he given for tl1e use ol' his power. tvql U' M QM9 is VVWQ M J P11611 15... wx . CJ -T .5 4 ff g 'aa KE 13 1954 KRO I0 ll ' All u im , . W, I mmlllm. I...mIllIlllllnllmu...ui.'nllli,l'-'chilli .- .Milla u.-. , ,.,lll:lliinn.,..ulI I.,-:.ll..a.-... .. ,... ,..nlIlllllllli..-,, ROGER C. SMITH, Tam' l Hn.rom Keene Cluh Ill 123 Q31 1413 Cilec Cluh 122. Let the world slirlc, lc! thc worlrl go: A llg for a rare, aurl fog for a woe! ll l can'l pay, why l can owe, And cleath makes equal thc high and low. FRANCIS ll. TATE, BIANCHESTBR Frank Kappa llclta Phi ill C23 C31 1-lj: Maurhcstcr Club Ill 123 th 1-ll: lfrcslunan llaskclhall fljg Class llaskcthall C21 C33 I-lj: ll1ll'?lllllll'ill llasehall 123 C31 C-U5 Class Volleyball C335 Track CID 123. My meaning: in saying he is a good man is, To have you unrlerstanrl mc that hc is sufficient. EVlf1Rl'Z'l l' li. SNOW, KHRNE Smmrir , Eff Alpha Pi 'l'au Q21 Q35 1415 lfrcshmau llasketlrallg Var- sity Basketball L21 C415 Mid-Year Ball Committee 1-U: Keene Cluh ill L27 UD 143: Class XVill'1-lj: Volleyball QM: Class llaschall 1312 Class Llaskcthall CU C21 Q31 1-U5 llL:an's List CZJ ffll. Hu was a man, take him for all in all, XY: shall not look upon his llke again. 2 ctr 1 i .4 PAGE 30 6 ... llm . . t . O,igllir-,M cgbree year Gwrriculum., JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IDURUTIIY HOYVARD AIKEN, l'U'l'Nln', VT. Dol llirision llasketball LU, Ilivisiun Swinuning ill, Y. XY. C. A. CU CZJ UQ. Tn those who know thee not, nu words can paint! And those who know thee, know all words are faint! l-'RANK R. l,4l'INNl'Z'I l', JR., Keene ,luuic Keene Club llj C23 C35 Sevretary 133: lfresluuan l ootball LU, Class Speedball 123. A good name is better tu be chosen than great riches. ll.-XRHAR.-X HUARIJXVAY, Cl.aRl!MON1' b'urbie Glee Club: Orpheus Clubg Arrbery Leader. She smiled, oh broadly. VER.-X ANNA IZRAIJHLVRY, lhuunfouu Shrimp Class Hockey KU 1215 Red Hovkcy 'l'ealn QZJQ Class Basketball C13 Q21 131: Red Basketball 123 Ujg Rille Club Q17 Q23 Captain 1233 Class Volleyball 129: Red Volleyball QLD: Class 'I'ennis Q2Jg Life Saving: C23 C311 Academy of Science HJ L23 UQ, K Club fly 121 C312 Class Ilaseball Qlj 121: Y, XV, C. A. llj 1255 Rostra QZJ C311 Leaxrue ol' Yations Cheer iLlflLl Uh ill Red C1ptain t .' LJ, .'2 .. . 5 ' 4 1299 W, A. A. C23 433, Vice-president 122, Presi- dent C333 Stunt Club KZJ. l-'ew things are impossible to dilitzenve and skill. f I ' AUIIRICY L. ISRANN, iiRUVll1tlN ,deb ,- lk lfrafnly f I' Jrrhcstra CU ffl C331 Girls' liance Orchestra Clj !lq,0'vU7' ', 123: out clot, um 421, w. A. A. up rem mg I 'V rf l 'f' - Orpheus Club C13 C225 Stun! Club C235 Red Norkey !J.,J 1 ' , tl 1215 Red Basketball Qlj 1225 Red Ilaseball ill' fl-V ' . fecz 5 mmm up 429. It I, A companion who is cheerful is worth gold. ' I S'l'UAR'l' A. uAu'1'nR, 1sR.uu:oRo .Virk , Sm Alpha Pi 'l'au ill C21 C333 lJramaQ Club KU 1.21 l-U: lfreshman lfontball KU: Class llaskctball 117: Intramural Basketball ill L23 C315 Intramural Base- ball Clj C215 Academy of Science 115 125. All his faults are such that one loves him still the better for them. 'Sk:i! ofkaf. -Mis We Bed' fb vfnix H' ' ' i. i :ws 'ul Ll- Pace 31 Q ' Q - TAX 1 ..... ll. . ...L . l. .. ....,... . l.lll'lll.... - Rl'l'A NAl1l'1l.lNl'i Cl.0Ulill, GRAF'l'11N Riffs W. A, A. Cl1 C21 C313 Rifle Club Cl1 C215 Rural Club C215 Y. W, C. A. C11 C21 C315 Academy of Sc-ienre C21 C31, Secretary C315 League of Nations l . C215 International Relations Club C31, Treasurer C315 League of Natimis llramatizatinn C215 Life Saving l C215 First Aicl C215 llivisiuu Hockey C11, nl'1VCl'1'Wlh!l'0 in life. thc true qucstiuu is not What we gain, but what wc sow. lllCl.l'ZN M. CC1U'l'URE, Gxovu'mN Cnlllch I-'umm Cl1 C21 C31, Presirlcnt C21 C315 Clrrlicstra C11 C21 C315 Orpheus Club Cl1 C215 K Cluh C21 C315 la-airue of Nations C21 C315 llramatic Cluh C21 C315 llaucl Cl15 llc l.a Salle C11 C21 C315 Varsity llchat- ing' Cl1 C21 C515 Class lrlnvkey C11 C215 Class Bas- ketball C215 Clirls' Dance Orvhestra C11. My man's as true as steel. l'Al'l.lNl'1 MAE l1Ul1'NlCS, Cfixinuctinx Polly Y. W. C. A. C11 C21 C315 Academy of Seienrc C21 C313 XV. A. A, C21 C315 llivisinn llovkey Cl1 C21 C315 llivisinn Baseball C115 White lfielclliall C215 Pageant C215 May Festival C31. Nut ton serious, nut ton gay! lint altogether a jolly good girl. ELAINE DWYICR, Kiuzsic Class Hnrkey C11 C21 C315 Recl Huvkey Cl1 C21 C315 Class Basketball C115 Rccl llaskethall C115 Varsity Squad C115 NV. A. A. C21 C315 XV. A. A. lftlilffl C315 Keene Club C11 C21 C315 De I.a Salle C11 C21 C315 llaseball C11. ll:-iirht as the sun her eyes the gazcrs strike, And, like the sun, They shine on all alike. S'l'ANl.l'Il' l-'Rl'Il1l'1RlCl'i IIYIJU, Bl.xsciiics'r1cR Shin Kappa llelta Phi Cl1 C21 C315 Avarlemy of Science C11 C21 C.l1, Presirlent C215 Maurhester Club Cl1 C21 C31 Vive-presirlent C215 League of Nations C21: llc La Salle Cl1 C21 C315 Ifurum C21 C315 CJl'C'llCSll'R Cl1 C215 Fuuthall C11. 'l'hc heart to conceive, the unrlerstaurliug to direct, ur the hand to execute. S'l'El.l,A M. ELLIS, lSizxLiN Q Stal Aracleiuy uf Svience C115 Cunnueuceineut Pageant C215 Vice-president Class C315 Class Marshal C11, A girl who can work, a girl who can play, A girl who's a true friend every clay. Pau: 32 f'Ii--- , Y 7' -..ii - W. . - 0 2 Z. IEEE E. 1954 1910 IG 'l int UI If I ' 1 mn hu '41 tr -nl llilhlmllllllnunnnullluz-gzull t ull... II- lilrillllllh.. dl' I if 'n 1 Illli lllll C.'XRl4Ul.l, XV. l UR'l'll'1R, CIIUCURUA l1'n,4,'1'y Alpha l'i 'l'au 125 1353 llasketball 1111 CYOFS CUIINYYIY ID: K Club 12j 1.ljg Class Treasurer 131: Mens tllee Club 135, 'l'o set tlle cause above renown.. H 'l'u lure the game above the prize. lHlNAl.ll l+'RANKl.lN l RlZZl'll,l,, l-itumxs Fri:::u , l ril: Urclnestra 115 125: Hand 113: Glee Club 115 123 13l: Orpheus 123: Keene Club 1lJ 122 1.Ug Chapel Chuir 1lJ 121 133: lfnrnni 113. The heights by irreat men rear-hed and kept XYere not attained by sudden lligllt Hut they, while their mmpaniuns slept, Were tuilint: upward in the night. ll.-XRILXRA Al.'l'lll'lA l Ul.l,I'lR, lluusus Harb Y. W. C. A. 117 123 1315 W. A. A. 123 1351 4-H Clllll 113: Refi l ielrlball 121: Red Swimming: 123: llirisinn Hut-key 113 1275 Ilivisinn Volleyball 1295 llivisinn Bowling: 1375 Refi Cross First Airl. Fur she was jus' the quiet kind Whose natures never vary, Like streams that keep a summer mimi . Snuw hid in january. W RHlll'iR'l' AMES GIRARIFIN, l,ll'l'lSkIlURtl Koh istllllllilli 1135 liasketball 1lJ 1251 Cllllil' 1lj 121 135g iilee Club 1.ll: Intramural llaseball 111 123 131: Refi Cross Life Saver 1ll 123 1315 ll. A. A. Mar- 1 atlmn 135. Xl'e think nur fathers fools, so wise we grow. Hur wiser suns. nn doubt, will think us so. l.I'ZWlS Cl'1N'l'l'2R l'i1Jl l-'l'1, l4l1'Clll-'ll!I.l7 L1mf1 ' Mullin Pi 'I'n-I ill 121, ma Drmnatic elm. my cel 1-ill l.ea1:ue of Batmns 121: 'I'wel!'tl1 Night 113: june l'ay,:eant 121: luternatimtal Relations Club 133. X l.l' you are wise, be wiseg keep what guutls the gurls pruridc you. lD1JRO'l'llY HARLUXV, Cxllssmm Dal Lillm Clllll ffl 1-U5 Y. NV-i C. A. 1115 NV. A. A. 113 1-D- Nuthin4: endures but personal qualities. lkuau 33 1 :ff ff l., KE 151 Il934iKRO 1 w i ll - Illllflmnlll IIII f---fi-'fiiii.i 2iilui .- .ilillz n.-,,... .allaliiillln .... -all r..J.Ql..:.-.. ......1.. nlllllllIliil..--. M Vfyff U' 1' K-N1 - f '-A ff! I YM, ref! V' U! f c ,WW rrlf .1436 f ! RUTH CALDW'ELI. l1AZEl.'l'UN, HANOVER ' lla:,z 1llee Club 113 123! OTDIICHS Clllil 123: Division Bas- ketball 123 1.13: Division Swiimnimr 123: Division Hockey 113 123. Help, help, l've lust my line. DORO'I'HY MARGARIYI' HUGRON, Iflarwocx lll1gizr Dramatic Club 113 123: Kronivle Board 113 123 153: Avademy nl' Science 113 123: English Club 113 123: De l.a Salle 113 123 133: lfurum 113 123: W. A. A. lloard 123. Her wit is evcrlastimr. like the sun, Whivh though sometimes behind a cloud retired, llreaks out again, and is by all admired. CARI. ALDEN JOHNSON, HILLSBORO Alpha Pi Tau 113 123 1.13: Arademy of Srienre 113 123 133: League ot' Nations 123: Forum 113 123 133, Serretary 123 133: Freshman Debating Team 113: Varsity Debating 123 133: Junior llramagic Club 113: Dramatic Club 123 133 President 133. Persuasion tips his tongue Whenc'er he talks. A. ESTHER KOSKELA, Tnov HES-1 Dramatir Club 113 123 133: Chapel Choir 123: Glee Club 123: Keene Club 113 123 133: W. A, A. 123 133: Archery 113: White Hockey 123. Silence sweeter is than speech, JOHN CHARLES LlLlOl'OUL13S, INIANCIIHSTFR Jack Kappa Delta Phi 113 123 133: Forum 113 123: Man- chester Club 113 123 133: Hockey 123 133: Arademy of Srienrc 123 133: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Intramural Speedball. The only way to have a friend is to be one. ARLENE HARRIET LI'l'TLEl-'l1'Z1.D, Dfmnvkv Pala Y. 1V. C. A. 113 123: Orpheus Club 123: NV. A. A. 113 123: Rifle Club 113 123: Rifle Team 113 123: Class Hockey 113 123: Basketball 113 123: llaseball 113 123: Swimming Team 123: White Fieldball 123- Woman is ever fickle and changeable. .WF Pzice 34 tiff' ' .ms IIWCIS I XA -9,15 Eiala E '19E4 E6'io ll il' KATIIRYN l'1l.lZAl3E'1'll LORIJICN, CANAAN nA-mp., HA-ayn XV. A. A. flj C23 133: De La Salle CU 121 Ull Academy of Science ISD: Divisionhllockcy Q17 Q23 135, llivision Baseball ill 127: UIVISIIIII Basketball 122. Hang: sorrow, care will kill ,a cat, And therefore, let's be merry.' NORMAN NVILIHCR MASON, KINGSTUN Norm Academy of Science UD: l+'nruiu.C3J: 0rnh'0IIS fi-U2 League of Nations CZJ: International Relations Llub 139: President CSD. Young man, h you talk, and talk and talk. Q5 of K0 NCxfJJ'Stoops ffl! A l MAR ET lDxhcKENNA, 'l'wiN AIOUNTAIN X l'v4'.c'J ' Rustra KZJ C313 Secretary C235 Rifle Club 115 125, Archery Club ill C213 NV. A. A. Ulg De La Salle IU CZJ 1355 Academy of Science UD. Ap ounce of enterprise is worth a pound of priv- ilege. ' ' -cw DORIS LOUISE McQUAltl4l, l'lzTl:Ru0Ro Dol lie La Salle ill C23 C351 W. A, A. 121 C313 llivision llasketball UD C215 llivisiuu Hockey ill CZJQ Div- ision Baseball Clj C233 Division Volleyball ill CZJ. A YIICFTY lI0HI'! Wearclll a cheerful countenance. JAMES R. MORRILL, Pneu Jim I Alpha l'i 'l'au KU C23 131, Prcsirlcnt UD, Class Basketball C113 Social Committee 123. Men are polished through act and speech, Each by each, As pebbles are smoothed un the rolling beach. l'Aun 35 I Ii ' II I -, lllll f Hlulllnlllip ...nu n .nlllllllllllllllllnunnumilllii.lllli...- .ilirli lln- .- ..sllallIlllln....rlll . !lll..i.-... .....-:-lllllllllllllll e Q :4- l wh uabll- had Y I pf. fffwl' KE E ...ullmm b,,THe on 10? . ,1... ...anllllnilllnm .... ....ff.I.iilI.i'f:lIn. .- ..:lL!tn. ,..fmll'inltn .... .alll .....-,.mlIllllllili..--. .thi IK hmnAS PUT 'L 10, won FVCJL ftteecss 1011 --1 hggpg 1,014 WOIHC it iiflf. conf-sc 'IIN deserve al'- frfife Galle Rial N J' I' . l . ,f . ,I L I,,J ' ku' .Ln- .X J -' T' r ' fy JL I pk' , up lux' , J .f UI .7 K' jd .ww A , Z.,-f ' 'fx Tr I ,fy 1 ' V' I ,u ,ff lv I4-ft' f In ,, ' 410, .f JA 'yr' I 2 - r , U, C3 5 Y, , 'L X,-,fs-vLl' 5-13 'Q-xg! ---yu... ,.,.., f.. .-vs, ,f,d, ix.: -, .vel I x 1-s Us-a.urs-1. - , L fm. .- n f ff ,Z- fzii ff! Milf f1l,,:'Zf A ,, If J 4 RAYMOND I , 13'Nl'Ill,, NASIIUA nkayo junior Dramatic Club 113: Dramatic Club 123 133 Treasurer 123: She Stoops 'l'o Conquel ', Spreading 'l'he News , A Night At An lnn : Kappa Delta Phi 123 133: Decree Master 133: I-'oruni 113 123 133: Freslnuan Debating: 1l3: Varsity Debating: 123 133: Dc La Salle Club 113 123 133 Vice-president 133: .Afilfllflllf of Science 123: Dean's list 113 123: 1ilee Club 113. 'l'he hiclrlen soul ot' harmony. EDGAR PARIS, BIANCIIIISTER li1Mic Kappa Delta Phi 113 123 133: llltramural llascball 113 123 133: Basketball 1l3: Football 1l3: Men's 1Ilee Club 113 123 133: Vice-president 123: Chapel Choir 113 123 1333 Orchestra 1331 Dance Orchestra 113 123: League ol' Nations 123: International Re- lations Club 133: Sinn-Japanese Dispute Dratnatiza- tion 123. 'l'he first and best victory is to conquer self. ADA I.. PERKINS, I-'RANKLIN l'1'rkf1 ' Varsity Ilaskethall 113 123 133: W, A. A, 123 133 lloarrl 123 133: 3Vl1ite Hockey 113 123 133: Xvhitc llaskelball 113 123: Class Ilasehall 1I3 123 1335 Class Volleyball 113 123 133: Orflwstra 113 123 133: Dance 13rt'hestra 113 123 133: K Club 113 123 133: School Hand 113 123: Avacleiny of Science 133: Orpheus Club 113 123. 'l'o look up and not flown, 'I'o look forwarrl and not hack, 'I'o look out and not in, and 'l'o lenrl a hand. LAURICNCIC NV. PERKINS, Cimrulc Ossirluz ufvrko League of Nations 123: I-'orum 133: Orpheus Club 133: Men's Glee Club 133: Sovial Committee 133: Inter- national Relations Club 133. Sensible people linrl nothing useless. PALMINA ISARIIAROSSA QUlN'I'lLl13, Ktcurw opal., Keene Club 113 123 133: Glee Club 123: Dramatic Club 113 123 133: A Sunny Morning , Twelfth Night , She Stoops To Conquer , Adam anrl Eva . Even a single hair casts its shadow. MARY I-'ILA RAPIfl'l l'l, Ex-rum l z'l1ah , Krrpc'Hc De La Salle 113 123 133: Forum 113 123: Varsity Debating: 123: Academy of Science 133: League of Nations 123: Sinn-japanese Dispute Dramatization 123: International Relations 133 Secretary 133: Division Basketball 123 133: Division Volleyball 123: Division Hockey 123 133: Red Cross First Aid 123. In youth and beauty, wisclom is but rare. Pixma 36 .. I., - . ' , Q , ,, 14,.., ,.l'll ' ... .....1. , l I I dllllllllmflllllnn-mum I 1 I 1 I- RUSSELI. RAYMOND, Ktmns Rims Alpha Pi Tau 113 123 1335 Keene Club 113 123 1331 Freshman Basketball 1135 Varsity Basketball 133i Class Basketball 113 123. l.au5:h and the world laughs with you. l1lCl.1CN 1Cl.lZAll1C'l'H RICE, Rmnon Y. W. C. A. 113 123 133 Secretary 1335 W. A. A. 113 123 133 lioard 1335 Academy of Science 1335 Stunt Clnb 113 1235 Rit1e Club 1135 Life Saving: 113 123 133: Red Hockey 1335 Class 'Hockey 1235 Red llasketball 123 133: I3ean's List 1235 Red Vol- leyball 113 1235 Archery Club 1135 Class Swimming 113 1235 Pageant 123. She's not a tlower, not a pearl, lint just a wonderful all-round girl. ELSIE RU'l'l-l RVIJCY, Hn.i.snono li'Irlhff ' Forum 113 123 1335 International Relations 1335 Academy ol' Science 1335 Division Hockey 113 123 1335 Division Volleyball 113 1235 Division llasket- ball 123 1335 Division llaseball 113 1235 Red lfielrl- ball 1235 Red Swimming 113 1235 W. A. A. 113 123 133- It's the song you sing and the smile you wear Tbat makes the sun shine everywhere. HAZEL Sl.1CEP1'lR, I.mmNoN Sleeper W. A. A. 113 123 133 lioarcl 113 123 1335 Varsity llasketball 113 123 133 Captain 123 1335 Class Has- ketlmll 113 123 1335 Red Hockey 113 123 1335 Red Baseball 113 123 1335 Red Volleyball 113 123 1335 Academy of Science 123 1333 'I'reasurer 1335 V. W. C. A. 113 123 133 Vice-president 1335 Class Vice- presiflent 133: K Club 113 123 1335 Stunt Club 113 1235 llean's List 123. Jumping here and bouncing: there, ln basketball she's everywhere. Al.lC1'l MAE STERRV, l,13R'l'SM0ll'l'll ,Il . Rifle Club 1 23' 3V. A. A. 2 3 ' llc l,a Sa 1 3 1 , ' 1 3 1 3. lle 113 123 1335 llancinf: Instructor 1235 Class liaskeg- ball 1135 Ilivision lluckey 113 123, Noble in every thought and in every deed. l1lC1lR11l'1 P.-K'l'RlCK SUl.l.lVAN, l'ENACom: Sully Allllm l'i 'llflll 113 123 1335 Forum 1135 l3e l.a Salle 111 123 133 5CCl'v!?H'Y 123 President 1335 liaseball 113 123 1335 jazz Orchestra 113 123 1335 l-'ootball 113: Cross Country 1235 Class llasketball 1135 Glee Club 113 1335 Class Presizlent 133: Assistant Scout- master of Franklin Troup 1335 Assistant Chairman Mid-Year Committee 133. A little nonsense now and then ls relished by the wisest men. PAGE KEEE1 934 KRO IG it 111 - 'M iki .41 . l lt I .aint iillllllllmlllllllnmn niiniilf.-lflillli .- .u'll.l2 lln . . ..al.tllliana....,alIi . .... ,..nlllllllIiii..--, HAROLD FRANCIS XVHEELOCK, Rt-:ENE - Hal Keene Club 123 1335 Intramural Basketball Coach 123 1335 Varsity Basketball 123 133 Captain 133, A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. ELIZABETH ELLICN XVHITE, Kiasma Brlfy Class Hockey 1l3 123 1335 Rufl HfN'kCY 123 133: Class Basketball 113 123 1335 Red Basketball 123 1335 Varsity Basketball 1135 K Club 1l3 123 133g Keene Club 1l3 123 1335 Class Volleyball 1235 Red Volleyball 1235 Class Baseball 113 1235 XV. A. A. 123 133- Be gone, dull care, you and l never agree. DANIEL ICDW.-XRD WINN, Lisnow l7amly Freshman Basketball 1135 Class Basketball 113 123 133: Class Baseball 113 1235 Speedball 113 1235 Glee Club 133. U XVith his eyes in Hood with laughter. ROSE ZYSK, Kansa Rosie De l.a Salle 113 123 1335 Rostra 123 133 Treasurer 1235 W. A. A. 123 133 Board 1335 Division Hockey 113 123: Division Basketball 113 1235 Division Baseball 113 1235 Class Hockey 113 1233 Class Bas- ketball 1235 Class Baseball 1235 White Hockey 113 1235 White Basketball 1235 Varsity Basketball 123 133- Everything' surceeds with people of sweet and cheer- ful dispositions. ART SUPERVISORY BARBARA CATHERINE AUDEBER, Wonmnono limbs Art Club 113 123 133 Treasurer 1235 Y. W. C. A. 1235 Life Saving 123 1335 W. A. A. 1335 Class Swimming 1235 Tennis 'Vournanient 123 1335 Dean's l.ist 1235 Division Hockey 133. Very good hearted, loving and kind- A better friend' one never could find. CAROLYN ALYCE CHANDLER, KEENE Art Club 123 133 President 1335 Keene Club 123 1335 Mid-Year Ball Committee 133. Ambition ls like the sea wave, which the more you drink 'l'he nmre you thirst-yea, drink too much, as men Have clone on rafts of wreck--it drives you mad. Pau: 38 - - L- - - - - I M M KEE E ll934lKRO IGEEL ' 1 Hlllllll In . ...ylu nli tall llllhimnllllnnmuinillll.-,..'flilIlt .- .nlilli lln. . ..- . ....-illalllllilln.t..llll l l:ll..i.-... ..,. :ullllllllllillll-...-. M. l,Ul.A MOREY, KEHNE I Ln Keene Club 115 125 135: NV, .-X. A. 1l5 125 135 lioarcl 115 125: Varsity llasketball 115 125 1355 Rell llnckey 115 125 135: K Club 125 135: Rvfl Bas- ketball 115 125: llivision Swinnniug 115: Class Tennis 125: Mirl-Year llall Committee 135. The only rewarrl nf virtue is virtue: The only way to have a ' friend is tn he one. MUSIC SUPERVISORY M. KA'1'HI.1CEN LACOY, 1'oR1'sMoUTu A'Ilj'u he La Salle 115 125 135: Orrhestra 115 125: Concert Master 135: lllee Club 115 125 135: Orpheus 115 125 135: K. N. S. 'l'rio 135: ldfilllllt: of Nations 125: l5ean's l.ist 1l5 125. 'l'he Lorrl giveth wisdom, Ye are the light of the worlrl. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid. MARY LOUISE MAcDOU11Al.l,, BERLIN Lou Orpheus 1155 Orchestra 115 125 135: Glee Club 115 125 135: Dance Orchestra 125: Christmas Cantata 115 125 135: Pageant 1251 Rose Night Pianist 115 125: filee Club Concerts 115 125 135. Now the end of the connnanflment is charity out ot' a pure heart. lCS'I'lll'2R Bl'1l.l,lC RICK.-XRD, Gunn HFS.. Glee Club 115 125 135: Orpheus 115 125 135 Secretary 125 Presitlent 135: Cantata 115 125 135 Soloist 125 135: Orpheus Club Concerts 125 135: Chapel Choir 115 125 135: Atwater Kent Aurlition 125: Y. W. C. A. 115 Program Committee 115: May Festival 135: l5ean's l.ist 115 125: Vocal 'l'rio 115. Keep thy heart with all diligence: for out of it are the issues of life. 15ORO'l'1lY MAE 5Vll.l5l'1S, ll.-KNCOCK l1nllie Orpheus Club 115 125 135 Treasurer 125: Glee Club U5 125 135. Ile not conforlnerl to this work: but be transfnrnied by the renewing of your mind. lt'A1'l'H E, XVOO15lll'RY, Il.wnRuu.l., Mass. Chapel Choir 115 125 135: Orpheus Club 115 125 135: liltfv Clllll CU 125 135: Senior l,il'e Saver 115 125 135: W. A. A. 115 125 135: Class Basketball 115 1252 Student Social Conunittee 125: 'l'ennis 'l'e:un 115 125 135. lt matters not how straight the gate, llow cliarpferl with punishments the scroll 1 am the Master of my Fate. ' I am the Captain nt' any Soul. 1, 5 x 'f l'IJx s A, Jr ' JA x , ,N-'J x JJ, 3 2 V x PAGE 39 ,5 Q ' I Jsf I . rd 5 ff 1 fl ,U ly'J JJJA if . 1 1 X J f-- - '7 1 t all KEE E !l934.KRO l0l:E - ...... ll I euuuiitllnu..............sll.:'f..l... .- .lu ... ...l.lllla.. .... .ll ...., ..nlIllllllllii..--. THREE YEAR ELEMENTARY HAZEI. G. IIURNHAM, Cowcmzn limi Y. W. C. A, 1115 llivisinn Volleyball 117. We learn by tcacl1im.:. ll0R0'l'Hl'2.-X MARIE IiU'I'l.lER, Salam, Mass. l2nllin Du La Salle ill 125 1371 Division llnseball 111, All things vmuu rnuncl tu him who will but wait. PERSIS LOVINA DOE, Rvatsnv, N. H. What men have clone can still be clone .-Xncl shall be rluuc today. AGNES MAY DIICMOND, llnNNtNc:'rnN .'lg'g,'ix ' Nature Club 115 123 135: 'l'x'casux'ur 121 1335 Dc La Salle 111 123 1355 Class liaskctball 1233 NV. A. A. 1.53 Ui: Division Hnrkey 111. Nothing: is yraincfl without work. i'2S'l'lCl.l.lC llUl'l'Zl.I.E, NIFZRRIMACK Sh'll llc lm Salle 113 121 1313 tllcc Club 1lJg Nature Club 113 125 1.353 lbivisinu llaskcthall 1115 Division llasuball 113: Red Swimming 1135 Red Horkuy Team 1135 Division Volleyball 1lD: Red Fiulflllall 115: Stunt Club 1215 XY. A. A. 12j 135. Attempt not, ur at't'nmplisl1, N. El,lZAllE'l'H Gll.CHRlS'l', SUNAIWZE Put Glen: Club 1113 Nature Club 121 135. Knowledge ctuuus but wistlum liny:et's. PAGE 40 l5e 11 'ialle 115 125 135: W. A. A. 115 125 135: RUSICBI.-XRY 'l'1'l1'1R1CS1'Z MQTKSIYNIQY. NUR'1'115VAl.1'I'rl.11 llc La .alle 115 1-5 1. , Volleyball 125. lle1.a Salle 135: Rural Club 135: llivisiun llaschall 115. Y W C A 115 125 135: W. A. A. 125 135: Orpheus Club 125 135: Stunt Club 125: Y, XV, C, A, ...- ' I 5179 ' ' 1'3..- x .1 KEE E !l934lKRO lG1E L . . l nl lllmimllllllnl nlniulllla-...-T-..'ffllIIn .- .lilllh lln . -. 1. wllalllllilln... :Ill r .ll.s.-... ,. .... mlllllliluilill.. ANNA MAY GRIFFIN. llm.1.mvs l7al.1.s, VT. l CHM Clags iliasketball, -Baseball 115: Class Hockey 115 125: Class Swinuuiug 115: Rural Club 125. Hy nature born a frienrl to glee and merrimem. lfn.v1 ' Q- - 9 15' Rural Club 135: llivisinu And ber kindness, grave and puwer, Wruugln as a rllarm upun tlu-nr' IIICRNICE 15'12R1l'ZN, Human Her every frnwns are fairer fax' 'l'hau smiles uf many maidens are. l1AZl'll, MAY OIESCIIGICR, Kluwlt 0.rrar 'Urplleus.1l.5: Keene Club 115 1.25: Rural Club 135. 'l'here is no wiszlum like frankuessf' l5.'KRllAR:X RUTH ll1'5MllRlf5, N.-XSlILl,X ulfllfhjv' 1252 Nature Club 135: Rural Club 135: Nu Hem Upsilon 135: Glee Club 115 125: W. A, A. 115 125 1352 Rvfl SVl'lH1ll1ll1lI 115 125: Real Volleyball 115 125: Rerl llaseball 115 125: Recl lim-key 115 125. Nm-ver llnprepareclf' W l',xr:u 41 WT Xa- 'i 1. W' Q . 3' i. . Q' Q re.-Q' ' KEE E 1934 1910 2 I I nl illlnlmflllllnlmmmllli ul i sinh In lrllli lllln-t. all' im... mllllll mill i I i , lull. ,T . '-'mmm cl Ewa ear Gurriculum.. ELEMENTARY MARJURIIC K. AHICRN, Cn.-xR1.l:s'rowN illnr,g'i4 ', lx'illarm'y llc La Salle 1lJ 1233 Rural Club 125. She has a naughty twinkle in her eye. JULIANA l R.-XNCICS ALEXANDER, Iiasr NUR'l'lllflEl,Il, M.-iss. !nliw Rural Club 1335 lllee Club 131. CHARI.O'l l'E ANN IlOU'l'EI.I.l'2, .AMIIHRST SharIii ' Nothing so reveals our character As the way we do our work. HILDA E. BROWN, Hawcocx lfm1flif ' Rural Club 121: XY. A. A. 111 1255 Class ViCe-presi- eut C233 Division Basketball 1113 Division Volley- ball 1lJ: llivision Hockey 115, 'l'lie velvet of the fluwersp ' 'l'he lightness of the featherg 'l'lie frolirsoiueuess ul' the dancing sunbeam KATHRYN ICGAN, llosllml lx'a,v W, A. A. 111 123: Rural Club 1233 Nature Club 117 123: llivision llorkey 1123 Division llasketball 1135 Public Speaking Contest 1lJg Pageant 1135 Division Volleyball 113. I would rather have a fool to make me merry 'I'lian experieuve to make me sad. PlIYl.l.lS MAllll.Xl.ENl'1 l10l'l,l7lNG, CUNCURD '-:ww Nature Club 1lJ 125: Rural Club 113 1255 Golf 1133 Stutleut Assistant Librarian 121. And mistress of herself though China fall. PAGE 42 W. A. A. C215 Rural Club C215 llivbeion Basketball CU! v -5 . 'Evo Y, ' --2-Xa. KEE E ll934lKRO l . f . '-lll , ....l llll lad llllmmflllllnmnnniilillll.,.-1-.'flilIlr...- .rilrli Ih.. .-.. -.-.uilslwllllnm All I l:fl..?..-.. . ..... mllllllllluilil.. MARY NANCY CRIMES, llUIil.lN 4llury-A'nnry Horseback Club C215 Keene Llub Cl1 C21. Only a dimple hiding so shy, Only a climple mute. Mute? Ah No. you would not say so lf you':l seen her dimples cute! N.-UDII CiUlll0Rll, KEENE And still doing, never done. IJCJROTHX' ELLEN HASTINGS, KBENH A MDM.. Keene Club Cl1 C215 Rural Club C11 C21. VIICNO HAUTANICN. E,-xs1' Jufmmv ll'iuny Y. XV. C. A. C11 C215 Rural Club C215 W. A. A. Cl1 C21: Varsity Basketball Squad Cl15 Division Basket- ball Cl15 Division Volleyball Cl15 Pageant Cl1. And clown every by-way Where l'vc taken my way, l've met love a-smiling, For l.ove's in my heart. NELLIE ROSE HURIIONOVICH, N.NSIlUA Rural Club C11 C215 Nature Club C11 C215 XY. A, A, CU C215 llv lil Salle fl? C215 Division lflorkey C115 Division Volleyball Cl15 Pageant C115 Field- ball C11. When you do danre, l wish you a wave o' the sea. 'l'hat you might ever do nothing but that. RUTH lllA NELSON, l1llLL VILLAGE li'l1lhiv , lt'ulus Nature Club Cl? C215 Rural Club C21 Vice-president C215 Arvllery Cl1. Some folks, we like, because we do, just kind o' like 'em through and through. PAGE 43 fl 4-lg Q 'W -2 Z KEE E 1934 KRO I0 1 ' ,ir lv A I nlllllllllmlllllmmnnnullln -I i mit In all illllln 1411 I mllI111 mill. . l ...mlm 5 v GRACE MAY PERHAM, Souru Acwmvru Grurfr ', l'1'rkiu 12 5 Rural Club 125 Secre ar' 12 5 11. A. A. 115 5 I y 5 llivision Hurkey 1155 Division Volleyball 1155 Div- isinu Basketball 1155 Pageant 115. l laugh at all things --that's my way. LOVISIQ I-'l.0RlCNCl'l SAYWAR11, MANcllns1'lcR Lmfi.viu , l'nllli.- XV, A. A. 115 1255 Orpheus Club 115 1255 Rural Club 125 5 llivisiun' Huvkey 115 5 A1Zllll'1lCS1Ul' Club 115 1255 llivisiuu llaskethall 1155 XYhite lfielflball 115: Pageant 1155 llivisinn Ynlleyball 1155 Horse- hark Club 125. lin 1 runtrarlivt myself? I Very well then, I contradict myself. S'l'l'1l.1..-K I.. SHAXV, 11'aMv'roN Nature Club 115 125 President 1255 Rural Club 1255 Y. W. C. A. 1155 Orchestra 1155 Division Basketball 1155 Division Hockey 1155 XV. A. A, 115 125. One wurk explains it mighty hue, lt's 'frieurlship' true aml genuine. MAR1lARl'I'l' I.. SHEA, 1iREliNFllEI.1l .1 pl, WW.. Orr-lu-stra 1155 Rural Club 1255 Ile I.a Salle 115 1255 Class President 125, A munracle blithe ancl full uf glee. 1Yhu clares tu laugh nut luuil aurl free. X111.11R1'il1 ll'l'HlCl. SIIUNAM.-KN, HUDSON .lIilly , Hshllllllyn Rural Club 115 1255 Nature Club 1255 Ilivisinn Hnrkey UD- Never elaterl when une's nppressecl, Never rlejectecl while anu!her's blessed. MARlllll'IRl'l'A LENA V.-XNNI, ICAS1' JAFFREY l'4',4 ', illur,1'rl Ile Ln Salle 1255 Rural Club 1155 Division Volleyball 115. lf l had thousancls by the svore, Auzl nu1.:g.:ets in a pile, l'fl give them all, and even mnre. For that smile. lhxuxs 44 -i--:L , f-596 fix -f - -.. - . ., E Ill mn nl lllllmnllllnlnnluulllu ul i n ll all lllln rllll mill I ' ' ll . 1 if ,, .4 ,l T . 1--ll KA'l'lll.l'il iN XVlliH'l', lll1RllARl Amy Nature Club 123: Y. W. C. A, ill: W. A. A. 137- Shc liked whatc'cr she lookcrl on, .-Xml hui' looks wen! everywhere. Hllill.-X M. WRlliH'l', CixMu.us'mwx Nil Rural Club C23 Serve!ary-'l'rcasurur C215 Division Vol- leyball CID: Division Hockey CU. Not ton serious, not too gay, A very nice girl in every way. TONE COLORS C lst Prizej The organ like an artist Paints a picture fair to see, For all the tints and shadings Are in the tones that come to me. I see the blue of evening Folding into indigo When the chords are full and resonant As in largo-strong and slow. The oboe in the organ Plays a melody serene And the blue of evening twilight Turns to springtime's lovely green. Arpeggios in series Bring yellow, orange, red. Oh! the organ is an artist But paints with tones instead. Ruth Mary Doe. lf' J LI PAGE 45 MM 2 0.7y-'tj ,il D J ,M , 1 Sf o Ju' ' A, 4,1 gif' I- .J r f ,ffl 1:10.8- n -,f , . Q s 7 i' gig' . .l. liili f L.:-f: ..:i1r : ..,.. ...-...rriIllwiiliii...-. Senior Class Officers Second row: Hilda Wright. Hazel Sleeper, Margaret Shea, Hilda Brown. First row: Beatrice Blanchard, Edward Presby. George Sullivan, George Knox, Mildred Knox. President ----- GEORGE KNOX FOUR YEAR THREE President - - Vice-President - BIiA'I'RICIl BLANCHARD Vice-President - Secretary - - - - MILDRED KNOX Secretary - - Treasurer - EDWARD PRESBY Treasurer - TWO YEAR President ----- MARGARIH' SHIEA Vice-President - - HILDA BROWN Secretary-Treasurer - - HILDA XVRIGHT YEAR GEORGE SULLIVAN - - STELLA ELLIS - HAZEL SLEEPER CARROLL FORTIER PAGE 46 R A 1 f f if I I ' +- hqig if . E W-1-i4-in ' -I. i '- - if: ..:ai-. ..2:. ....,..1 iillliiil'lii..--. VA, 'lax B- I 2 'C L . MW! 1' ' X . . .1 u Senior fPresident's eibfessageff Seniors. the time has come when we must depart from the fields of train- ing and enter a new era which holds new interests, new experiences, and new problems for us to conquer. Our individual success depends upon the extent of absorption of our training and our abrlity to use it in actual practice. I know we are eager to attack this new experience but--along with our eager- ness-there is a trace of fear and wonder as to the outcome. It is with reluc- tance that we think of leaving this campus, the friendships formed here, and the teachers who have patiently guided us through our school life. In spite of this feeling of reluctance in leaving. we realize also our debt to our Alma Mater which can only be repaid by making ourselves successful in our chosen pro- fession-for the school is reflected in each one of us, and our success means its success. Undergraduates, your future depends upon the thoroughness of your prep- aration. Prepare now seriously for the battle of life ahead. Let not an oppor- tunity pass, through which might be gained information or knowledge per- taining to facts which will be of importance in your next stage of life. Profit by the mistakes of others. By these few words, I do not intend to give the impression that I think your school life should be all work and no play. En- joyment should be an essential factor in your field of preparation which is the foundation of your future life. T'is time to say au revoir, dear friend, And may our friendships never end. To classmates I have only this to say- I hope that we shall meet again some day. Undergraduates, my plea to you To carry on when we are through. -George C. Knox. lixrsu 47 1-.ti Lia: E ,-1 .- KEEN 9E KR0Ni 'I nlf 'N q ' 'hu 11 I. . ' N hu 1- 14' nl Illllllamllllnlnn nuiiullIn,l'fSillln .- Ain.-. lla . -.. . .-..llIraIjPIIllln....allI I .f...r1.-... . .... mllmmllllln. Q20 FD fo PIE on IEE-3 PA -1 e 'S f , -fm ii -- f a .rai l ..... irrlIllwiiiiiii..--. 030141 year ,Superlatives Most popular .,.A.,. .4,.. ,......,......4.......... .,4.,...,... , . . George Knox Best dressed .s,..,s .As....,..,s.... E dwin Hill Peppiest 4.......,... 4..... D orothy Tibbetts Most attractive .s... ...rr.,r,. D orothy Morgan Most studious ....4.. ...,.. S tanley Adamandares Sweetest .4.....4r.., ..,...... D orothy Tibbetts Most athletic ..,.. .,.., F rances Rawstron Best musician i,...... ..i... R uth Lennartson Best natured .....i ...., Roger Smith Neatest a......,..i ...,....,........,.ir........ P auline Trow Busiest i...c.., ., .,....i...,.r.,,,......i. Frances Rawstron WIIIICSI .....,.r,. Pluckiest .i..,i.,,.. ...............rr,,......... Most original .,.r..r. Dorothy Tibbetts, Everett Snow Ruth lngraham .,.,....,Jane Monroe, Pauline Trow Most dignified c.........i. .,.r....,.,4..i...ir..i. P auline Trow Jolliest ...r,..,......i..,i..r..i.. .4......,...a......,i. R aymond Crosby Most accommodating .i..i,.. A.........,,r..........., . .Mildred Knox Most responsible ..,..... ...,...a. Frances Rawstron, Earl Harris Best sport .a....,....ir.a.... ....,.r,..........r......i..... E verett Snow Best dancer ......,. ,.........,.............. R aymond Crosby Most modest ..,.. ..............r.................. P auline Trow Squarest ..,....,. r..,..r.,...,,.,....i..., E llen Marshall, Norman Hartlield Frankest ..r..,i.4...,,....r...,...,.,....,........................,,.,.. Ruth Ingraham Inseparables ,....,.i Jane Monroe, Dorothy Morgan, Ruth Ingraham Most versatile ,,,..,...,,...,,......,.,.,......,,,,.,.,..........,.. Frances Rawstron Most intellectual ....,, Most respected ,...,. Class toreador ..,,.. Most talkative ..,,.. Quietest ,.....,..,,.,.., Most nonchalant ,..,. Edward Presby ..,......Mildred Knox Ernest Peltonen Lennartson .Richard Hebert .......Beatrice Blanchard, Richard Hebert I -U ii' V fe - L - eggs y ui KE E ll934lKRO l .I .4mlIllfiIllnun....... ..f..riiE+-fam. .- ..:ir.i ii... . . ..uIl:li!allln....:lIl :,:.J:..s..... .....-,..niIIIllIIiii..-., junior 'High Superlatifues Most popular , ,...,., . Best dressed ..... Peppiest .,,..,,,..4...,s, Most attractive .... Most studious ,,.... . Sweetest ,.....,..,.,.. Most athletic ,t...., Best musician .,.... Best natured Neatest ..i,..,., Busiest ..i..,. Wittiesr .,..t... Pluckiest t......, .4.. Most original ....i.i.l Most digniiied .,,.,..... Jolliest ..........,.,.........,.. i..... Most accommodating Most responsible ....,. Best sport .,.,..,.,.....e. Best dancer ..i...,... Most modest .,e, . Squarest .i..,..... Erankest .....l,... .George Sullivan ....,James Morrill ......Vera Bradbury ..i.....,.Stella Ellis ..,...,,Norman Mason Ruth Ryley ...,..l-Iazel Sleeper i.iiii.Kathleen LaCoy , George Sullivan James Morrill . Norman Mason ...,...Rita Clough Doris McQuade Dorothy Hugron James Morrill . George Sullivan Harold Wheelock ..,,Barbara Fuller ...WI-lazel Sleeper Lewis Goffe ..Dorothy Aiken and Rose Zysk Carl Johnson Ruth Hazelton Inseparables ...,,... ...,i. B etty White and Elaine Dwyer Most versatile ..,...e. ,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,, L ewis Goffe Most intellectual ....... ..,..,,,.,..,..,,..,,.,,,,,,, L ewis Goffe Most respected .,...,e Class toreador ..,..... Most talkative ,i..,.. Quietest ,......,....i....,. Most nonchalant ..,.. Esther Rickard Carl Johnson Ada Perkins . .....,... Dorothy Aiken Dorothy Harlow f ...-j- - .--T,fQ ....-.5 1F-- --. -ll m ill' .....,. .niliiiilliii:..-,r Ghree year Elementary juperlatifues Most popular ........,. Best dressed ...... Peppiest: ......,.4..... Most attractive ..... . Most studious .,... Sweetest t.......... Most athletic .tt.,., Best musician ...,.. Best natured Neatest ...,..,.., Busiest 4...... Wittiest .....t.. Pluckiest ...,.. ,,., Most original ..... . Most digniied ,,.,t...i.t .....t.. Jolliest ..i..,..,.,t....,.i. Most accommodating Most responsible ....,, Best sport ........,.....,. Best dancer t,.,....., Most Modest ,t,.... Squarest ..4........ Frankest ..,,..., Inseparables .....i,...... Most versatile .,r....... Most intellectual .,...t Most respected ......,. Class toreador ..... Most talkative ........ Quietest ............,...,t 4, ............,...... Dorothea Butler Dorothea Butler Hazel Burnham . Bernice O'Brien .Barbara Pombrio .. Bernice O'Brien ......Barbara Pombrio Hazel Burnham Hazel Oeschger Rosemary lVlcGivney Barbara Pombrio ...t....Hazel Oeschger . , , . . .Elizabeth Gilchrist ....,...Hazel Burnham .Rosemary lVlcGivney Hazel Oeschger . . . . . . . . .Estelle Dupelle .,...,...Estelle Dupelle Hazel Oeschger Hazel Oeschger Rosemary McGivney Rosemary McGivney Diemond Rosemary McGivney and Bernice O'Brien Gilchrist .. ..................................... Elizabeth Gilchrist Estelle Dupelle ..........Hazel Burnham Hazel Burnham Rosemary McGivney Most nonchalant , .,..t, ......... D orothea Butler - 4-E -S Q , CGwo Dfear Elementary ,Superlatifues Most popular A...A..4,.. Peppiest ...,....,... Sweetest ,.......... 1 Best dressed ..,,...... Most attractive ,...t... Most studious ..,,... Most athletic ,....,.. Best musician ..,,.ii Best natured .,,.i, Neatest ..,....... Busiest ..,...,. Wittiest ..i....,. Pluckiest ...,....... Most original ..,.... Most dignified ...,.,.....i Jolliest .,.,........,...t.... Most accommodating Most responsible ....., Best sport 4..........,...., Best dancer ........ Most modest ..... Squarest ..,.,.... Frankest ........ Inseparables ...... Most versatile ..,....., Most intellectual .,.,i Most respected ..,.,, Class toreador ...... Most talkative .,..t Quietest ..,......,........ Most nonchalant ...., Ruth Nelson ..4..,.,Katherine Egan Margherita Vanni .....,..t..tRuth Nelson .......Louise Sayward .....,.,.Grace Perham . Mildred Shunaman Vieno Hautanen Margaret Shea Naomi Guibord Stella Shaw .. , Phyllis Goulding Katherine Egan Katherine Egan 4,.,i.lKatherine Egan Ruth Nelson Naomi Guibord Naomi Guibord , Mildred Shunaman Hilda Brown Nellie Hurbonovich ...,...,...Mary Grimes Ruth Nelson .,.l..Naomi Guibord nd Phyllis Goulding Louise Sayward ...,...Nao1'ni Guibord .,..,..Naomi Guibord ..,..Phyllis Goulding .,.,..Dorothy Hastings Mary Grimes .......Hilda Wright l 5 ll ..... ...niilll'iai...- HILH High School Juniors 'I'lz1'rz1 row: Barbara Alexander, Winona Richardson. gm-,,,,,1 ,-ow: Marjorie Carver, Louise Tcwkslmry. Nona Hnyncs, lilorcncc Dane, Ruth Hale lfirsl row: Ncwcll Pnirc. Alice Upton, Valmorc Blnis, lhxcsn 53 I Ewr rf KEE E 1954 KRD I0 ,ilu n lllllilllllllh --1--niilil-.if-illn. .- .uiii...u. ,-. ..-,.fll.' ulln... I f t i s ... ....mnlIlllllIIiin. Home Economics III .N--. ,Au 'l'hirzl row: Margaret Gibbons, Alta Perkins. l.illian I-lock. S1-mm! row: Barbara Henry, Ruth Rbocles, Hazel Stone. Ilmma XVathen, firsl row: Ruth llarnly, llelen Corbett. lflilabelh Torrey. Frances Halliclay. Viola Frost l'.xma 54 .... - -4--- 5' Q 1 :S--Q- REE 15 1934 KR? , f ...HIT ' ' 11 - .Ir rv' '- X In 1 . 1 ' ' ' nf--..-L-.'fflIIln .- .Hula u. ..An:UHunn....nll r...:fI2..s..... ,. .... f.miIIllII1ln..--. ll nllllmllmflllllnlna llllllllll back Yarra- M.1alm7' Klwiy Trades and Industries 'III 71-1 I' -7 3-'HvNA,'k'G4 A 'JYQKIQ Third row: Frank Tisdalc, Raymond Curlice. Second row: Bernard XViIlnrd. Paul Bridges. Everett Drake. Clarence Ginn, Robert Domina. lfirxl rmuzv Byron Berry. Victor Boccia, Ralph Duso, Fmerson McCuur1, Chqrlgg Bggrd, lima 55 r i KEE E 1934 KRO I0 rrlilim ll' lilmmlIlununnii?iuiiii,i'f2illli .- ..:L.i.. amilnnuur-... V -i.---. .-.1--nlqm -Ii, r if W'aWMf QW P' 7' i X lipfjdyjx yank! X lAll'.,-'X 'N N High School Boy Illifp l X X J, I, up is ' . ' I 'f +2 yn-i e, QA :AVXLN -f , in wI1'i,lf-.' I-.Ju 'l H. 4 'f ' f rl ff A r .V . sf 'A r J , -,V Llpfil gl' I .v'w ' Al K, lx, mb f JQJ3 1 ' . 'l UV! ' v K ' n . L .. Wf 1 ,U 1 M .jaw Dj- ' if fi 'ffffwffb if ' S ww 'ff H., ll !j, 'l is X dx. CV 5 iii ll . Agffpwfg-ffl l l 0 uv PM 9 45' - . Awkffa ff Third row: David Forlier. George Cross. liarl Dickinson. Clarence Richardson. Donald Chamberlain, XValter Moore. Donald Piper. Second row: Paul Stimson. Andrew Crooker. Fred Barry, George Zoulias. Welclcmn Stan- ford. l.aurence Bucher. Henry Hastings. Firxl rmuz Charles Kline. Paul Brooks. Roger Clouette, XVilliam Sl. Jacques. Peter Valeska. lbxuu 56 i- '-.5 .411iQ'f..?4-' Q , ......- ai.. - . pill i -m t .,-.rr ..:t. .:.. ....... nillliiiliit--. High School Girls II 'l'hr'rd row: Katherine Sherry, Laura McQuide. Madelyn Broderick' Bgulah Mnfclqanfv Myrtle Firestone, Alberta Cushing. Mary Dearborn. Mary Moran. Second row: Helen Newman. Mary Powers, Janet Whitcomb, Barbara Severance, Virginia Bulkcley, Waltina Chrostowski. Beatrice Reynolds, Mary Peabody. I-'frat row: lierne Coffin. Miriam Roby, Dorothy Lewis, Jeanette Dimmu Alice Ouellette' Pauline Smallcon. Rachel Kendrick. P.xutz 57 nu r Q EX WI KEE E !l934iKRO J ura f nn lllkifllhlllnnu--ur :-.n iiilffiilln .- ..Jik..n. ,,t, ,nm ulln .... ull : -. F.s..... ....mlliIllmllil' Home Economics II Summl mtv: Theresa Burke. Iidythc Johnston, Eleanor Tarhox, Katherine Snyder. l 1'rs1 mtv: Dorothy Pulsifcr. .lcnnic Simonds. lrcnc Smlajcska. Janet XVhipplc. lingua SS Kim I0 KEE ' Trades and Industries II Scmrnl row: Waldo Streeler, Daniel Sullivan, Francis Linscoll. Harry Wocucl. I'i!'l'Sl row: George Corson. Paul Corelte. .Joseph Baines, Gilbert W'yman. Trades and Industries I 1,1-fl lo riqhlz Robert lldmuncls, Ira Stopforcl, Paul Reason, Amilcarc Scarponi. SMMW 74 'C K - ,. -rg' pl ,. M ' ,, V - ,- .1 aw: ty u7f6LL 7?L' i L 1 xi f W 1 41. , PAGE 59 ---r Q -A -- V KEIEJ 15 l934KRO to A - it 1 ntl t. - ' i f Wuuiihn w .tl .itllllllllfllhlllmmui.-tlllt.f,'f2iltli .- .dli..u --.. ..-,.itl.lillltln... l .....A i...... ...-s-sllllimllllt---- Home Economics I l Tlzircl row: l.ois Steere. Beatrice Judltins. Charlotte Redden. Mary Foster. Second row: Evelyn Puller, lflimbeth Stickney. Dorothy Downing. Marion Goodwin Geraldine Belvillc. lffrxt row: Justine Bosquet. Lois Mclcndy. Beverly Corey, Alice O'Neil. Maude Whitcomb Pfuztc all i--'? .-.- . --'-'Lffiu ? a '1 l- g , i V , G KEE E l9f'J4lKRO .ii,,, , ..,.u.. , .iiiIIIIliIIIniu.........f .4i. im..--J-.'f5illli .- ..:ii.in. ..,..dlilliiirIIn .x.. iiIIr 1bll..a...... .....,. miIllllllIAiil..--. I iw- i R A vii' ul X- SQ gag is X High schooi Girlsl xii Third row: Barbara Erwin, Evelyn Pedersen, Georgia Day, Velma Peirce, Rim Leonard' Katherine McLain. Avis Haskins, Isabel Sprague, Iona Sheehe, Edwina Lungau, Nina Usko, Marion Bergeron, Evelyn Johnson. Second row: Jean Dudley, Elisabeth Scribner, Gertrude Duval. Lucia Hutchins, Madeline MacCarthy, Katherine Walsh, Mae Youngquist, Sarah Wyman, Barbara Piermont, Betsy Crowell, Thelma Dickinson, Ruth Rix. First row: Gertrude Emerson, Shirley Mclntyre. Frances Giles, Madelaine Wilson, Ellen Hartshorn, Katherine Gage, Dorothy Plaisted, Jeannette Snow. PAGE 61 KEE E 1934 KR6dio . 1 - ft all ,, l'rl' I N Q , W.. ,Wm . lllllllfimmlllmm nmitilil.i.f'3lillr .- Air... ll. . . -.. . ..., tiMllllIlm....all I i...:Z.-... , .... snlllllmlllllu--. High School Boys I Third row: Harold Smith, Clifton Kew, Kermit Bennett. Philip NVhitney, James Jordan. Second row: lilson Herrick, Myron Tucker, Arthur Giovannangeli, Leslie Seaver, Robert Zieff. lfirst FOLUZ Richard Beard, XValter Lucien, Lewis Montrone. Richard Trufant, Philip Ide. l'.-testi 62 -l-?1.- f f gl? Q '? '- - w i- I li?- . ...,.... x ii i .:-1: ..:t.t .2: . 'llllllilli'..-.. . ' Y i I Three Year Elementary ll Q. -..5- - - . ,- we , v 1 r J f-f 'l-0 Jfnfrf - Lf, fjfhird row: Dorothy Minor. Meda Richardson, Ethel Rentonvgygfid Christiansen' Huff Webster. Marjorie Pinard, Marie Wright, Jeannette Bowlby, Adglla Duca, Second row: Gertrude Currier, Grace MacDonald. Katherine Grindstaff, Marjorie Frizzell Ada Collins. Alberta Martin, Madeline Dearborn, Cecilia Flaherty, Edna Strain, Mildred Warm-5. I 1'r'st row: Jeannette Saigh, Edna Grierson, Katherine Hogan, Robert Piper, ITM,-,ces Flem- ing. Mary Bemis, Mildred Hill, Lois Morrison. Pamz 63 ' 1 .-L ...,7 1 ,-- - :Tx Q F ' - Fix ' KEB E 1934 141110 I0 . f 4 ...alll , -Fl, , i IN 1 1. , 1 , , v Him., ...ai .u lIlIlillImm.......ff.a.iil.:.-.-fcun. .- ..:it.an. ....,.4n:lnuuir. .... l..s :,...s..... ,.....,.mlIllillIm..--. f, ' f , ' ii X y :H r I Q . L' XJ ' ss- i 1 41 '- .O Ala Txifc xl! y -. X V: .V i . , Three Year leqrnvehtary I KY fp ' ' 2 ' xl Q Fourth row: Janice Smith. Frances Grindstaff, Marion Rollins, Janet Fletcher, Elizabeth Farman, Eleanor Peluso, David Armstrong, Corneilius Sullivan, James Whittemore, Eunice Stearns, Georgia Plummer, Mildred Cutter. Laura Eaves. Third row: Vanetta Clawson, Doris Martin, Jean Dudley, Ruth Griffin, Susan Hagland. June Clark, Maxine Weston, Howard Jennings, Alice Desmond, Ann Crowley, Jean Morey, Marie Johnson, Evelyn Lovejoy. Second row: Helen Szalajeska, Eva Dostilio, Eleanor Dinan, Josephine Karwacki, Ethel Croteau, Edith Cushing, Ruth Travers, Bertha Raines, Salwa Ziady, Pauline Kouloungis. First row: Claudia Croteau, Flora Longa, Fern Lloyd, Norinc Mooney, Madelene Pishon. Winifred Champagne, Ethel Fish, Alice Fiske. l'.fxm: 64 Q -,.g KEE E !1954iKRO ICE M im5mn,,,mm ,,i,,,5fg.::.,m,,, ,- 5513... ..m..1+i:Wnianf......4lI r,-,1sJ:..g. ,...,..nHIIl Illini. Z' 3 -at m -:-n-w-- 'M ' ,. ' , s' ,' 4- ' 1. , N A ff. 1 ' , 1 I NT ,, ,L -p 'LN 'Liu fi, -' 'CW'- lf Q w 1 T 2 ' . 4 I X i 8 , z x. - ly . 11 Major 4.x 4' , WSH,-'IUI1 frm, yv U-vuetecr'5 -flu' Qt'-'rms 4 . an f wx limb-hon lqlf'-SONfICd liuvk wurm J Plum 65 fu a Q- f 4-- -ga e -If Q N- i KEE E 1934 1010 I0 a i nl lllllllmfllllllllmIliiilllli,-. '- ' l - .1 il' ll MAH lllm alll! ' ' . . ..-mlllm llii ... C ka 'P 'SB 2331571 me Music Students Second row: Mabellc Felch. Frances Libby, Irene Brosius, Persis Tilton, Helen Alexander, Iiazimira Krelowicz, Esther Rickard. Dieki Ifirsl row: Evelyn Brinlon, Dorothy Wildcs. Ruth Clement, Virginia Hough, Geneva nson. l'AG1: 66 .- .,.. ..:r-535' ' .2-is .- E' ,gl Q if-'inf-4 'U 1934 KRO E U ' my af, i l iii. . ..,. in 'ff nl lllmmn lll:llnnliinillll'if.T-..'filiilli .,. .dim ll. , , ..,. . ...A rfliilllllln-.. alll ! gl...12..... ,,,, mlIImmiliil....., ffu,,f,.,,, A -1 Cbapel Choir ,J . f - Second row: Kazimira Krelowicz, Donald Piper. XV.'lllC!' Moore. Francis Pace, Lawrence Bucher. Clarence Richardson. Ira Slopford. Elizabeth Sargent. lfirsl row: Miriam Roby, Evelyn Brinlon, Edna Noyes, Grace MacDonald. Velma Lawler. Mabclle lfelch. Ruth Mary Doe. Orchestra Second row: Lawrence Bucher. Grace MacDonald. l.ewis Montrone, Miriam Roby lilim. nelh Sargent. Clarence Richardson. Mary Dearborn. Viginia Hough. lirancis Pace. I I A lfirxi row: Alla Perkins. Barbara Severance, Elizabelh Smith. Mr. Davis, NVinnifred Ham. mond. Ruth Mary Doe. Velma Lawler. l'.u:xc 67 ' W it C I fx'-Q iii KE E !l934lKRO , ,,,,, .. ... ' .li illlkillllllllm-... ai.aiiiEi'f:liii. .- .irlilz ii... , . ,amliiiinr-....nIl r...'H...a..... ......,..nillllillliii..--. Women's Glee Club Third row: Juliana Alexander, Katherine Gage, Barbara Hayward, Edythe Johnston, Miriam Roby. Ethel Croteau. Helen Alexander. Kazimira Kretowicz, Ada Collins, Sarah Wyman, Madeleine Rowell, Velma Lawler. Second row: Mabelle Eelch, Dorothy Wildes. Rita Leonard, Uldene Ufford, Esther Rick- ard, Elizabeth Farman, Alta Perkins, Edna Noyes, Ruth Clement, Irene Brosius, Geneva Dick- inson, Persis Tilton. First row: Evelyn Pederson, Virginia Hough, Frances Libby, Ruth Mary Doe. Ruth Dielfenbach, Winnifred Hammond, Elizabeth Sargent, Evelyn Brinton, Hilda Parfitt. Pam: GS - --l'5..v' or - - A we . an ime -.511 ,..,,....iuiiiiiHi:...., Men's Glee Club Third row: James Whitremore, Earl Dickinson. XVeldon Stanford, David Armstrong' Theodore Marston. Wesley Brett. Second row: Howard Jennings, Leslie Seaver, Kermit Bennett, Francis Pace Clarence Richardson, Robert Piper, Edgar Paris. First row: Robert Girardin, George Sullivan, Mr. Davis, Lawrence Bucher, Donald Piper, XV.1lter Moore. PAGE 69 . do KEE E 1934 KRO I0 ,,i,,,, fl t llllkifllllllu mutt-ulil'i.?'fIiitn. .- ..rii..n. -,,, ..,,.Atilliunn... L f.. ...,,..nilllIllIIiiii.. . Orpheus Club Iiourlh row: Thelma Dickinson, Elizabeth Scribner. Evelyn Puller, Frances Libby, Jennie Simonds, Mildred Hill. Edna Grierson. Kazimira Kretowicz. Alta Perkins, Elizabeth Sawyer, Elizabeth Harris, Sarah Wyman, Madeleine Rowell, Velma Lawler. Third row: Barbara Piermont, Justine Bosquet. Jean Dudley. Laura Eaves. Ruth Griffin. Ethel Croteau, Lawrence Perkins, Norman Mason. June Clark. Susan Hagland, Helen Alexander, Ruth Clement. Irene Brosius. Persis Tilton. Second row: Geneva Dickinson, Dorothy Wildes. Barbara Hayward, Mr. Davis, Miss Dieflenbach, Esther Rickard. Winnifred Hammond. Elizabeth Sargent. Hilda Parfitt. First row: Mabelle lielch, Ruth Mary Doe. Rena Batchelder, Alice Fiske, Louise Sayward. Virginia Hough. PAGE 70 KJ N S Cfommunity Cifeslival Three day concert program sponsored by Normal School musical organizations, assisted by the MacDowell Male Chorus, L1 Keene Orchcstral Society, Keene Woman's Club Chorus, and Assisting Artists. -5 1 1-1 r-U iq n b' Q l V 3 I KEE E 1934 KRO I0 ,dullfm H51 ii' or li ' l ,ff , OGGWS IIllllfimlllllnlnnlluiliill,i'fi'illln .- afit... ll- . .... . .ni4tfl'a lIlln....ll' l il. 'i..... .--snlllmllmlll - Z , B Sigma Pi Epsilon Second row: Ruth Hale, Helen Pratt. Dorothy Britton. Barbara Alexander. Ifirsl row: Ellen Marshall. Dorothy Tibbetts. Florence Dane, Alice Upton, Anne Carroll OFFICERS Prt I1'41't'!7l - - - - RUTH LENNARTSON l!liC'l lift'-9l'tll'I7l ----- l:l.ORENCli DANE ffUC!'m'lcIftl - - - IDOROTI lY TlBl3li'l l'S 'I 'reusurer - ---- NON A H AYNliS MEMBERS Alexander, Barbara Cushing. Alberta Pratt, Helen Britton, Dorothy Erwin. Dorothy Richardson. Winona Carver. Marjorie Hale. Ruth Severance. Barbara Carroll, Anne Marshall. Ellen Tewksbury, Louise Cuningham, Dorothy McQuide, l.aut'a Upton, Alice lkuaic 72 1:13 ' E l954 KRD I0 1 , lc I, ...limi ,,,,,.,. , i nl lllmimlllllmn nnili'iiilli,.--ltliilli .- .riii... Il- . . ..,. - . itilal llllmt. :Ili l llhii .... . .... ntlliliilimlin--. Home Economics Club Back row: Dorothy Downing, Mary Foster. Lois Melendy, Evelyn Puffer, Jane Monroe, Ruth Ingraham, Dorothy Morgan. Ruth RhOdCS. Vi0l-1 FIOSI. Dorothy Pulsifer, Janet Whipple, Theresa Burke. Third row: Charlotte Redden, Katherine Snyder, Irene Szalajeska, Frances Halladay, Ruth Hardy, Hazel Stone, Helen Corbett, Lillian Hock, Geraldine Belville. Second row: Edvthe Johnston. Eleanor Tarbox. Barbara Henry, Margaret Gibbons, Eliza- beth Torrey, Jennie Simonds, Marcella Finley. First row: Marion Goodwin, Maude Whitcomb, Justine Bosquet, Elizabeth Stickney, Lois Steere. Beatrice Judkins. OFFICERS President' - - - - MARGARlT'l' GIBBONS Vice-President - - - l:l.IZABl5'l ll TORRIEY Secretary - - - JlENNlli SIMONDS Treastzrer ---- BARBARA HENRY MEMBERS Adams, Bernice Belville. Geraldine Blanchard, Beatrice Bosquet, Justine Burke, Theresa Corbett, Helen Corey, Beverly Downing. Dorothy Finley, Marcella Foster, Mary Frost, Viola Gibbons, Margaret Goodwin, Marion Halladay, Frances Hardy, Ruth Henry, Barbara Hock, Lillian Ingraham. Ruth Johnston, Edythe Judkins, Beatrice Knox, Mildred Melendy, Lois Monroe, Jane Morgan, Dorothy Perkins, Alta Puffer, Evelyn Pulsifer, Dorothy Redden, Charlotte Rhodes, Ruth Ricker, Thelma Steere, Lois Stickney, Elizabeth Simonds, Jennie Snyder. Katherine Stone Hazel Szalajeska, Irene Tarbox, Eleanor Forrey, Elizabeth Trow, Pauline Whipple, Janet Whitcomb, Maude ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Dupelle, Estelle Pombrio, Barbara Pam: 73 .-L. 9 1- -l KEE E 1954 KRO I0 ft lm I r :I ll 11. I ' 'du ll' I .lt llllilllllllllmrmui.nl1il..E.'f:iiitli .- .dli...u. .-.. ..-arllal llIlru....alll .a...... ...mllllllllnill De La Salle Club OFFICERS Left to right: George Sullivan, President: Mary Moran, Secretary: Miss McGlynn, Faculty advisor: Cecilia Flaherty, Treasurer: Raymond O'Neil. Vice-Pesidcnt. Ahern, Marjorie Bergeron, Marion Blais, Valmore Boccia, Victor Broderick, Madelyn Burke. Theresa Butler, Dorothea Carroll, Ann Chamberlain, Donald Champagne. Winnifred Chrostowski, Waltina Clouette, Roger Cotette, Paul Couture, Helen Crowley, Anne - Desmond. Alice Diemoncl. Agnes Diotte. Jeannette Dinan, Elinor Duca, Adella Duca. Letizia Dupelle, Estelle Duval. Gertrude Dostilio. Eva Dydo, Stanley MEMBERS Flaherty, Cecilia Fleming, Frances Gibbons, Margaret Giovannangeli, Arthur Griffin, Anna Harris. Earl Hogan, Katherine Hugron, Dorothy Hurbonovich, Nellie Karwacki, Josephine Kretowicz. Kazimira l.aCoy, Kathleen Linscott, Francis l.loyd, Fern l.orden, Kathryn Lucien, Walter l.uneau. Edwina Maurotte, Jeannette McCourt, Emerson McCullough, Thomas McGivney, Rosemary McKenna, Margaret Montrone. l.ewis Moran, Mary Morgan, Dorothy O'Neil, Raymond Ouellette, Alice Paris, Edgar Peluso, Eleanor Pishon, Madelene Potvin. Florina Powers, Mary Raines, Bertha Rapetti, Mary Reason. Paul Shea, Margaret Sherry, Katherine Srerry. Alice St. Jacques, William Sullivan. Daniel Sullivan, George Sullivan, Cornelius Szalajeska, Helen Szalajeska, Irene Tate. Francis Travers. Ruth Valeska, Peter Vanni. Margherita Wright, Marie Ziady, Salwa PAGE 74 B, - , -Z? do SNGS4' L ,ex . ..,... ' ... llmi r ::-fr ..:aL.i , :ll f jiWl F'-1 Officers of the Y. W. C, A, Left to right: Advisor, Miss Blake, Barbara Alexander, Helen Rice, XVin0m Ricljardqon Keene Club Fifth row: John Matthews, Wesley Brett. Donald Frizzell Ph'11' W ' . 1 d. H. ia F . ,W'll' s. J .,w1a s ' ' 'P h1fnfv'Befmfd Wil- ggmith' aro arrar 1 iam t acques a 0 treeter, Russell Raymond, Paul Reason, Roger Fourth row: Elizabeth Torrey, Lois Morrison, M d R' h Stanford. Arthur Giovannangeli. Lewis Montrone, Rich5rrillBd5rclrdEIcl1larlsEu1g,h Igardy' Weldon Third row: Evelyn Brinton, Mary Bemis, Marion Bergeron,lHa7el it carl' Second row: Dorothy Erwin. Dorothy Britton, Beatrice Reynofdstl-orie, Ella Morey. Erwin, Dorothy Minor. Harold Wheelock. Frances Grindstalf, Katherih Ee? mu' Bfarbam Dinan. Francis Tate, Eva lgostilio. Newell Paire. e rmdstaff' Eleanor First row: Kazimira retowicz, Palmina Quintil'o, B b. . ' . , , Carver, Dorothy Tibbetts, Mary Grimes, Richard Hebeit, Rdi-Jeilslllqligvinfjhlzirlilg? Marjorie PAGE 75 . br Q 1 - -- A . . KEE E il934iKRO y ,iM nllliilllnn-....... niiiniiiil'-'iiiilln .- ..:aL.. i.. ,..1+. nn..... nlll r......,.li .m..... .......nilIllIIlliii..-.. Men's Varsity Debating Squad Left to righlz Andrew J. Crooker Jr., Valmore Blais, Raymond O'Neil. Women's Varsity Debating Left to righlz Jeannette Snigh, Jeannette Diottc, Virginia Bulkeley, Helen Couture, Lois Morrison, Miss McGiynn, Miriam Roby, Mary Powers. PAIR!! 76 ...DAQ q......:, .... .FX i---.- I f 1 Q9 H 1L. ,A KEEHE 1934 of ..,t1h.. .mm ,fll l,, ,gflmIllnm,,,,,,,,,f,-,,iIll,,:L.,'1.1illlt .- .ull hUn .... itll I..i.lll..i. ... .. .... mllllllllmllu--. Forum 'l'I71'rrI row: Robert Zieff. l.ewis'Morttrone, David Armstrong. Corneilius Sullivan, Walter Lucien, Wesley Brett, Lawrence Perkinsabtanley Dydo. 'Norman Mason. I A I l Second row: Miriam Roby, Ruth Rix, Mary Rapetti, Ruth Ryley, Lois Morrison, Virginia Bulkeley, Ifrances Grindstall, liva Dosulio, Marion Bergeron, Laura llaves, Jeannette Saigh. Irjrsl row: Jeanette Diotte, Valmorc Qlais, Andrew Crocker, Helen Couture, Mary Powers. Raymond O'Neil, Carl Johnson, Salwa Zaidy. Rostra l Third row: Vera BradburY' Margaret MCKCDHA. Florence Dane, Katherine Walsh, Helen Pratt, Dorothy Br'itf0r1- l . Sccljnff foujj Winona Richardson. Jeannette Dlotte, Mae Youngquist, Laura McQuide, . . . P' C- Bublgrsf'5:,3c?nMirig111 Roby, Ellen Hartshorn, Barbara Alexander, Katherine Gage, Dorothy Plaisted. Pam! 77 . 195 0 . r Academy of Science Third row: Stanley Adamandares, Norman Mason, Earl Dickinson, Valmore Blais, Walter Moore. Second row: Dorothy 'I.ewis. Janet Whipple. Florence Dane, Barbara Alexander, Vera Bradbury, Iierne Coffin, Alta Perkins, Irene Szalajcska, Mary Rapetti, Dorothy Powers, Pauline Downs, Winona Richardson. I-'irst row: Helen Rice, Ruth Ryley, Emerson McCourt, Mr. Carle, Alice Upton, Hazel Sleeper, Jeanette Saigh, Dorothy Pulsifer, Art Club Third row: Wesley Brett, Francis Pace. Second row: Mabelle Fclch, Miss Putnam, Ruth Mary Doe, Rena Batchelder, Elizabeth Morrison. First row: Miss Baird, Barbara Auclerer, Carolyn Chandler, I.ula Morey. Pam: 78 1-L p fZ1,7 Q - I4- -, lst .n i l ai- : ....... nlllliiillu. Rural Club Third row: Mildred NVaters, Isabelle Cook, Juliana Alexander, Bqriha Raines' Mule Johnson. Secoml row: Stella Shaw, Kathryn Egan. Nellie Hurbonovich, Mildred Shungimgn, Gcgf 13 Plummer. Louise Sayward. lfirsl row: Phyllis Goulding, Grace Perham. Madeline Dearborn, Ruth Nelson, Elemor Pel uso. l'll'C'Slilif'I7l - - Vice-Presidvril S0ri'eIui'g1 - - 'I 'reusurer - Faculty Advisor Alexander, Juliana Brown. Hilda Cook. Isabelle Crozier, Ruth Dearborn, Madeline Egan. Kathryn Griflin, Ruth Goulding. Phyllis Grimes, Mary OFFICERS - - - MADla1.1Ni5Dl5ARBoRN RUTH N1ai.soN - - GRACE Plilil-IAM - ELEANOR PELUSO MEMBERS Guibord, Naomi Hastings, Dorothy Hurbonovich, Nellie Johnson, Marie Karwacki, Josephine Nelson. Ruth Peluso. Eleanor Pcrham, Grace MISS FARNUM Plummer. Georgia Raines, Bertha Sayward, Louise Shaw, Stella ' Shunaman, Mildred Waters, Mildred Vanni, Marghcrita Wright. Hilda PAGE 79 'l an lllli .. 1... Nllin. Nature Club Third row: Kathryn Egan, Isabelle Cook. Phyllis Goulding, Ruth Nelson, Grace Mac Donald, Dorothy Minor, Mildred Waters, Ruth Travers, Josephine Karwacki. Second row: Ethel Fish, Uldene Ufford. Janet Fletcher, Nellie Hurbonovich, Mildred Shunaman. Bertha Raines, Georgia Plummer, Alice Fiske, Jeanette Bowlby. lfirsl row: Marie Wright, June Clark, Rena Batchelder. Stella Shaw, Cecilia Flaherty Madeline Dearborn, Hazel Webster. OFFICERS IJI'USI'!ll'l7l ------- S'I'lil.l.A SHAW VICL'-P!'0f.l4tlt'l7l ---- RENA BATCI IELDER S0t'r't'lU!'y - - - CIECILIA FLAl'lER'l'Y Treasurer - - ---- AGNES DIEMOND MEMBERS Balchelder, Rena Bowlby, Jeanette Clark, June Cook, Isabelle Crozier, Ruth Currier. Gertrude Dearborn, Madeline Desmond, Alice Diemond. Agnes Dupelle, Estelle Egan, Kathryn Fish, Ethel Fiske, Alice Flaherty, Cecilia Fletcher, Janet Gardner, Leora Gilchrist, Elizabeth Goulding, Phyllis Guibord, Naomi Hildreth Virginia Hilliard, Florence Hurbonovich, Nellie Karwacki, Josephine MacDonald, Grace Minor, Dorothy Nelson, Ruth Parlitt, Hilda Plummer, Georgia Pombrio, Barbara Raines. Bertha Shaw, Stella Shunaman. Mildred Travers, Ruth Ufford, Uldene Waters. Mildred Webster, Hazel Weston, Maxine Wright, Marie PAGE 80 V ,. ,,.f7'Q ,T-i-Q... , L l i 'ln nllllllllmllllllmmumlllll ul. ll ills lllln lllll mlllm llllll . ' l l il : ' ni.. ' it ..... ' Dramatic Club Third row: Grace MacDonald, Raymond O'Neil, Paul Brooks, Valmore Blais, Fred Barry. Paul Stimson, Donald Piper, Mae Younquist. Second row: Ruth Hale, Waltina Chrostowski, Dorothy Plaistecl, Velma Peirce, Edythe Johnston, Dorothy Britton, Helen Pratt. Ruth Mary Doe, Jeanette Saigh. First row: Barbara Severance, Frances Rawstron, Carl Johnson, Lewis Goffe, Palmina Quintilio. Members of the Dramatic Club Fred Barry Valmore Blais Dorothy Britton Paul Brooks Virginia Bulkeley Stuart Carter Waltina Chrostowski Ruth Mary Doe Ralph Duso Lewis Goffe Ruth Hale Carl Johnson lldythe Johnston George Knox Esther Koskela Walter Lucien Grace MacDonald Thomas McCullough Duncan McLean Helen Newman Raymond O'Neil Francis Pace Ernest Peltonen Donald Piper Velma Pierce Dorothy Plaisted Helen Pratt Edward Presby Palmina Quintilio Frances Rawstron Jeanette Saigh Barbara Severance Paul Srimson Maxine Weston Janet Whitconib Mae Youngquist Pam: 81 ati,-f-'Ever ,.Q?X y ,, KEE E ll934lKRO , .l,,, --H llllfillllllll ---- lIIivIllE.l'-'fiilli .- ..:iuii...,,,,. amslliuni. .... nIll....1l..a.-... ...sanllllllllllii Adams, Bernice Baines, Joseph Broderick, Madelyn Corey, Beverley Crowley, Ann Day, Georgia Dydo. Stanley Gage. Katherine Hammond, Winnifr Manchester Club Members Hartshorn, Ellen Henry, Barbara Karwacki, Josephine Liliopoulos, John McCullough. Thomas Morey, Jean Paris, Edgar Powers, Mary ed Saigh, Jeanette Sayward, Louise Sherry, Katherine Sullivan, Neil Tate, Francis Walsh. Kathryn XVothen, Emma Youngquist, Mae Ziady. Salwa OFFICERS P!'USl'dUl'll ----- THOMAS NICCULLOUGH Vice-Presidenl - - MADIELYN BRODERICK SL'Cr0lUfy - - - KA'I'Hl2RlNli CAGE Treasurer - - - NEIL SULLIVAN I WONDER CSecond Prizej Nature's unicorn o'erflows with glory Summer adorned-Days and nights-- Sunrise-sunset-Oh wondrous story- Give of your store--sunliht-twilight-moonlight- Upon us pour-warmness-coolness--balmy cure- Emblazen your greenness-newness of earth- Glorify Beauty's purest mixture- Sanctify Beauty's royal birth- Let shine bedighted star-steed fixtures- Leave them gleaming-wondering--winking-- Nature, you've done all you could do- Leave Me linking-thinking-blinking- Wondering at each wonder, ah, do! Grace MacDonald. lhxmz S2 -.QT - Y -iwrn W KE y 0 lei? ...rua .rlllllllllmnlllmunuimllli,-.3-..2FlIIlr .- .mm lla . .... . .Malia lllln... Al' I .!ll..i...... .... mlllllmmlll---- International Relations Club 'I'lzird row: Ruth Ryley, Waltina Chrostowski. Alice Upton. Anne Carroll. Dorothy Erwin. Rachel Kendrick. Second row: Jeanette Diottc, Laura Eaves. Andrew Crooker, Carl Johnson, Henry Has rings. Lawrence Perkins. Laura McQuide. Marjorie Carver. Fira! row: Valmore Blais, Mary Rapelli. Miss Gregory, Norman Mason, Miss Blake Miriam Roby. Lewis Colle. UNEAIR EXCHANGE fThird Prizej He came to me holding his heart, Bleeding and torn. I cared for it tenderly, Mended it, patched it. Now, heart-whole and happy, He is gone. On looking through my darning I find There are no pieces left To mend my own. OX Kathryn H. Egan IIAGIL 83 Alpha Members , 1 , U1 54 V, . I , x 5 Q, -N fl A I' 3 ly Y X W! In X -il 5 if . 'li S If f -C L f D 'D EIN ' , L GT 1' 9 su' N 1 v 1934 KRO I0 N .i fare: ' fi . ' ...nlll.. wlllli iimllllwinlmlllllllll ni..iiiii.: '-Si:!n i ' lla.. . .... 1 ...nIliii nllIl n... I..-.,.,'in.ri-.ur ..... illnilllnlihiynu--. . . X x 3 HQ KWNPNJM, I 'i ,l O , ,LLL K.. X jx SH Eau Cgrraternzty 'wb rx: r J, 2,1 nl ' W ,BU 5' Niven, Qi fx- J Third row: Paul Brooks, Carl Johnson, Newell Paire, Lewis Golfe. Second row: Duncan MacLean, Earl Dickinson, Waldo Streeter, Charles Beard, Russell Raymond. First row: Victor Boccia, Earl Harris, Robert Domina, James Morrill, Paul Stimson, George Knox, Everett Snow. ,. .Av Armstrong, David Baines, Joseph Beard, Charles Beard, Richard Boccia, Victor Brett, Wesley Brooks, Paul Carter, Stewart Dickinson. Wesley Domina. Robert Edmunds, Robert Farrar. Harold Fortier, Carroll Gofle, Lewis Harris, Earl Hartiiel, Norman Hastings, Henry Herrick, Elson Hill, Edwin Hebert, Richard Johnson, Carl Kalloch, Maurice Kelley, Ralph Knox, George Lucien, Walter MacLean. Duncan Montrone, Lewis Morrill, James Paire, Newell Raymond, Russell Reason, Paul Scarponi. Amilcare Smith, Harold Snow, Everett Stimson, Paul Stopford, Ira Streeter, Waldo Sullivan. Corneilius Sullivan, George Whittemore, James Wyman. Gilbert Zoulias, George Pam: 84 .,,T. - - I H ' -:7f'7 Q i ' '- gi ' ' . rims - -'fi ..:u ..z:. ..,..niniiiiiiili:..--. Alpha Pledgees Third row: George Zoulias, Corneilius Sullivan, Edward Farrar, James Whittemore. 'Second row: Harold Smith. Elson Herrick. Wesley Brett, Robert Edmunds, Richard Beard. David Armstrong, Paul Reason. Firsl row: Walter Lucien. Amilcare Scnrponi, Ira Stopford, Lewis Montrone, Richard Hebert. Mr, Simmons: Use scherzo in a sentence. B. Haywood: I was scairt so I couldn't pass the exam. Senior: I used to belong to the Band of Mercy. Frosh: What instrument did you play? No wonder the swimming pool was in disuse last fall. Dick Hebert claims he's the only man small enough to enter the Hlters to clean them out. Roger Smith says he can, too. With the two of them-no wonder! ll PAGE 85 ,, KEENE 1954 KRONIO yn,M . ......, 'll lmllllwanlnlnllllilllllI'lIilE.' .'::ill 1 -Illlualll .-.. ..-...m nf. .... .fll r rlln ..... ....... n lIIIlllllii..-.. I . jp J W ip, ,Q :wwf 'iff J Gnssglsgiqli-l'3'1cYMf3t , b ,K lf L W la .sl 'Q J' L' l X J ffifyf 10' , L, ,J- V,v lJ55 ,L ' ND aw 'Thir row' Dau ore d .l IC rr R g Kew, Bernard Willard, Robert P p D ld Second row: John Lxlropoulos Peter V1l k M Cl R' h d V l Bl D d oorc, arcncc nc ar son, , firs row: Tmcrson awry, Lawrence Bucher, Raymond ONe1, Stanley Q I in 'tlurez Thomas McCullough, Edgar xo' T sz Ji ' va . . . if W ldon St ford. au Bridges, Walter r, Ralph Duso. '1 d p , . wa resby, Fran -Q A 5354. Sf SGS, 1 3535- 41- 2 .,l,Qe'?' X Yo lqsllfjil Lggfgsgll' wvduwitfeillaofg.. ji 3, :l . sl X960 -6 EY: gb Ox a 1' f , L 555 5513352 iii? 02052 QS fs? ill? l. 5 Q ll 15 Kg ,ig if ljgil?lQfer,55lilSa33fq W 2 le up 33lfl3'3l.,1Zllf3lff if i-ill? 4 it iii, - ,Q ' --:-:Qi P : S Q P - --1L1-2 ,I KEE E !l954lKRO 1057 22 ,,.i,,, , ,..,, .. , ' ,... .nlm:Inm......,.. ..-.L... am,.:frm.. .- ..:ia.rr-- --M-rllil illln-..All ,,.-,..nilIIlIilIili Honorary Members of Kappa Delta Phi Second row: Maynard T. Waltz, Spencer E. Eaton. Clarence H. DeMar. Charles H. Hap good, William A. Caldwell, Harry W. Davis, Oscar C. Gallagher Qdeceasedj. First row: Merton T. Goodrich, Harry B. Preston, Edwin S. Huse, President Wallace E. Mason, Frederick J. Simmons, Walter A. Pierce, Roy l-. Terrill. ill, ass ggw .Eh . 6 v4 E .r E I N. 9-X ' 'G r- Paan S7 - ZR 4: WKEE E 1934 Kao I0 I x '!'lqg nm I. - lm u f lllnlllnllmnlu 4..mIIIInIlInlln..-... ..w..?nnnf.i'-znu. .- ..:iL.: u. .- -,. ..-1m4uninn....nlI .... ,..mIIlI'IIIIul F i fxvwc 14 ul PAGE 88 -L ' -1- Q: +1 -- . I' illlllllmnlllml nuimlill, 1 - mi. I ..... Ill Iln All I ' - .. -sn Il li --. I I I if A xA .5 egqnff 5-xg I , 14520 ,, ' jd X19 'I ff-'N' 'sag 1gf:'5'7L Eff' 'Af K Club Serum! row: George Zoulias. Carroll Forlier. Newell Paire, Valmore Blais, William St Jacques. Henry Hastings. Ifirsl FOLD! Ellen Marshall, Frances Rawslron. Earl Harris. Louise Tcwksbury. Pau Slimson. Lula Morey. Vera Bradbury. I'.u:li SU if KEE E 1954 KRO IGEEL 1,14 ,jlllima ' j i'- ' - -lllniII'mhii '--- Men's Basketball Squad s-4 f -'-fir f-Civ!! L9-QLL v Z -f..5gX Q04 1 4 f L '.-1 ,nA . 4 K. XX! Second row: Mr. Caldwell, Coach: Richard Beard. Newell Pnire. Cornelius Sullivan. Arthur Giovannangeli. Roger Clouette, Mgr. I-:'rs1 row: Paul Slimson, Williain St. Jacques. Harold XVheelock, George Zoulias, Russell Raymond. Mens' Sport Summary 1933-1934 Last fall for the second consecutive season. the recreational program, con- sisting of intramural sports, started off with a bang . Speed-ball was en- joyed by three teams representing the three classes. A fair sized group of the school's men enjoyed the sport of horseback riding. which was introduced early in the fall. Many played tennis. while numerous others participated in bad- minton, cross-country, golf, hiking and swimming. During the winter months basketball was the chief interest. The varsity team, captained by Harold Wlieelock of Keene. won six and lost five games. The opponents were other teacher training Maine. Massachusetts and Vermont. The their record. For the spring season, varsity baseball continued for two years. The experiment was but a short schedule. An interesting tennis schedule was played. while track and bowling were enjoyed by other students. The season on the whole was a success. especially from the standpoint of student participation and preparation for leadership of health and recreational programs in the schools of the state. institutions in New Hampshire. players deserve much credit for was again tried. after being dis- proved successful although there limit 90 I f A1 W W x ,fx I g , D, me to .W ' Qi ' ' Q9 L if , fin ..inlll... 'l l i .inmmr........,....i .'.. aim,:1'::ii....- ..:aai... .. .m i1n.....fflIr l2ii.... ..nlIlIIllIii...--. Women's Varsity Basketball Squad 'l'l11'rd row: Mary Peabody, Dorothy l.ewis. Second row: Rita Leonard, Shirley Mclnlyre, Virginia Bulkeley, Georgia Day. lfirxl row: Dorothy Minor, l.ula Morey, Hazel Sleeper, Louise Tewkshury, Margaret Gibbons. . Red Basketball Team Bark FOLUZ Hazel Sleeper, Elizabeth Wlmitc, lfronl FOLUZ Georgia Day, Dorothy Minor, lcaptainl. Eleanor Tarhox. Pann 91 W, ' i-AA-at-. KE E !l954lKRO , .l,, , .,, ,.. . ii illlkilllnm .... ... ..f.-.. ml, '-'Slim .- ..:iL-lan. ..-,. ...,...1i.:lilun.i .... ,al ....,. .niIIlIiIIIiii..-- W. A. A. Board Second row: Virginia Bulkeley, Hazel Sleeper, Helen Rice. Firsl row: Alberta Cushing, Dorothy Minor. Mary Peabody, Vera Bradbury, Louise Tewksbury, Waltina Chrostowski. Frances Rawstron. Women's Athletics -The Women's Athletic Association of K. N. S. has taken a step forward this past school year. Under this organization the girls are required to par- ticipate in at least one sport for a minimum of one hour a week. There are about twenty-four sports from which the students can choose. Some of these sports are: Archery, badminton, baseball, basketball, bowling, dancing, golf. hockey, horseback riding, rowing, shuffleboard, winter sports, swimming, life- saving, tennis, track and tumbling. Awards are won on a point system-credit being given for an active part in all sports. At the end of each seasonal sport. awards are presented. These are in the form of numeral monograms and let- ters. The highest award, a blazer, is presented once a year at the Spring Picnic or Banquet. Membership is open to all women of K. N. S. who have won one hundred points and have a scholastic average of 80 percent. The slogan is: A sport for every girl and every girl in a sport. In the basketball tournament for the divisions, the 31-I-HJ's were victor- ious. The Seniors defeated the Sophomores and Freshmen for honors in the class games. The Red and White game, the big intramural game of the season was won by the Reds. The varsity basketball squad gives its appreciation to Miss Marjory Bate- man, coach, whose untiring efforts resulted in such a successful season. K. N. S. was very fortunate in securing Miss Lilian Jaeger of the Bouve School of Physical Education to ill the position of the assistant physical edu- cation director for women. She has shown a great interest in the activities of the school and the girls have shown their appreciation by their cooperation. Pace 92 . :Q i zl gfhgi EX .' E lmnlllm , ... .nllmn...........f.....r:Z.H-I. .- .-mm--.. . .--4+-:ll--u-i....,al r ...r.-.... .....-,...mllIIllma..-- Senior Life Savers and Examiners Second row: Newell Paire. Lewis Montronc. Walter Lucien. John Matthews. Francis Pace, Roberr Domina. Francis Linscott, Weldon Stanford. First row: Louise Tewksbury, Janet Whitcomb, Vera Bradbury, Barbara Alexander. Bar- bara Auderer, Dorothy Minor. Kazimira Kretowicz, Helen Rice, Dorothy Plaisted, Vanetta Clawson. THQ? PAGE 93 T is - Y --Qi.. ' I, KEE E ll934lKRO ICE .. .mm . ..,. , .. h lmllliilllnln .... ...-n..?iiii'i:ilnn. .- ..:i'ri1mi....... ...im ulln .... nIlr1.:.13..s.-... ....... ..nlIIIlIIIili..--. Delegate-:'s Report My trip to New York to attend the Annual Spring Conference of the Eastern-States Association of Professional Schools for Teachers was made pos- sible by the faculty and student body. I can in no way adequately show my appreciation for this opportunity which was given me. My only regret is that it was impossible for more from Keene to attend this conference. for I believe great benefits can be derived from such contact not only with the faculties but also with the students of the different schools which have so much in common. I shall try, briefly, to give you my general impressions of the meetings. The first meeting which I attended was held in the Hotel Pennsylvania on Thursday evening. April 12. The topic for discussion was: The Extent and Nature of the Oversupply of Teachers in the Eastern States. On the whole. I believe that the majority of speakers felt from their research that the over- supply of real teachers was slight. From this they inferred that if students thoroughly train themselves, through the opportunities given them, to teach in the public and private schools of today, they should have little difficulty in obtaining positions. This seemed to be quite a cheerful outlook for the future if we would only heed their advice. Student and faculty meetings were held concurrently. The student meet- ings were conducted by student chairmen and all proved to be very interesting. They were carried on as general discussions, contributions being made by stud- ents representing the different schools. The general topic was: The Teacher and His Relation to the Community. PAGE 94 .N KEE E l1954lKRO .. . ,, M , . ,nfimm,,,.,,.,,,.,i,..im.,.:'.'iii... .- ar.. i.. ...ii.ill.i.n.. .... rlI i,r!.a..... ....,. .imIIIlllili:..--. In the Friday morning business meeting the delegates formed a plan by which the conferences for next year can be made much more vital to more schools and its results can be carried on throughout the following years. It was suggested and adopted that the official delegate for the year l935 should be Chosen by May 15, 1934 and his name be sent to Dr. Suhrie, first vice-presi- dent ex-officio of the association. When all the schools represented fulfill this requirement a list of all the official delegates will be compiled and sent to the different institutions. This list will make it possible for the schools to cor- respond with each other through the delegates, to exchange their problems and receive aid in solving themu lt also was suggested that next year the official delegates should have a discussion meeting alone where they would be able to discuss the problems vital to their own schools. Not only were the formal meetings of great benefit to all those who attended but the informal social contacts made by the students of the different schools proved to be benehcial. leading to a comparison of the schools and their problems. Besides the meetings there was a banquet which I had the privilege to attend. Those attending this affair next year will see our own Daddy Mason sitting at the head table for he was elected vice-president of the Asso- ciation-a great honor. The dance following the banquet was a delightful affair, giving further opportunity for the students to become acquainted. After the conference ended we had the opportunity to amuse ourselves for the afternoon and evening. ' , -Louise Tewksbury, 35, Littleton. N. H. I -JE' lhxriia U5 IEEE 3131 1934 150 is G . I nu um mi f l Fi., ...anienl Qnlllllllllmmlllnlm lliniillii-'-'iillln ... .riirii Il- . , .. . . .., ..llia1ll1ll1n....fl11 I,1.il..i...-.- .......snllllllimlilllu--. AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT EEORE bringing our 1934 yearbook to a close, it is fitting that we offer our thanks to those who have helped to make the publication a success. To the Granite State Studio, the Cheshire Engraving Company, the Sentinel Printing Company, and to all those students who have contributed in any way, we wish to show our sincerest appreciation: without their aid and willing cooperation the 1934 yearbook could not'be what it is. Although, as we have mentioned, the Kronicle is not the product of any one person's effort, neverthe- less we feel that the work of Mr. Preston deserves spe- cial recognition. Only through his carrying on, his keeping the threads of organization unbroken while members of the staff were practice teaching, is this book possible. -Edward L. Presby, Editor. l 1934 Editorial Board Faculty adviser, Harry B. Preston. Consulting editor, Roy A. Sullivan. Editor-in-chief, Edward L. Presby, '34, Lisbon. Associate editors, Alice Upton, '35, Hancock: Frances A. Rawstron, '34, Claremont, in charge of year book. Milf News editors, Dorothy Hugron, '34, Hancock: Nona V. Haynes, '35, Rye. Business and circulation managers, Newell Paire, '35, Keene: Ralph Duso, '35, Laconia. Boys' sports editors, Maurice B. Kalloch, '34, Concord: Henry J. Hastings, '35, Newport. Girls' sports editors, Louise Tewksbury, '35, Littleton: Helen M. Pratt, '35, Keene. School exchanges, Janet Whitcomb, '35, Keene. New Hampshire schools and educational notes, Estelle Dupelle, '34, Reed's Ferry. Mechanic arts editor, Clarence Ginn, '35, Laconia. Music editor, Ruth M. Doe, '35, Northwood. Art editor, Francis Pace, '35, Portsmouth. Home economics editor, Jane Monroe, '34, South Shaftsbury, Vt. Fraternity editors, Kappa, Donald Piper, '35, Meredith: Alpha, Paul K. Stimson, '35, ord. Alumni editors, Ellen W, Marshall, '34, Groveton: Mary L. Dearborn, '35, Woodsville. 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