Keene State College - Kronicle Yearbook (Keene, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1935 volume:

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WELLMAN, Manchester ELISABETH R. ELKINS, Concord COMMISSIONER OE EDUCATION JAMES N. PRINOLE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WALTER M. MAY AGENTS OE THE BOARD RUSSELL H. LEAVITT, High School PAUL E. FARNUM, Administrative PHTLA M. GRIFFIN, Elementary SUPERVTSORS LOUISE M. NORTON, Home Economics HOWARD E. SWAIN, Trades and Industries P lge Four gif 22 E m 2523 'Dedication T is with pleasure that we take this opportunity to express our appreciation to Sprague W. Drenan for his valuable and untiring guidance and help, by dedicating this yearbook to him. Students who have been fortunate enough to have studied under Mr. Drenan know the feeling of appreciation which We are trying to express: and perhaps this fact is reward enough for a good teacher and a fine man. F f5gfE?i NE E4QQW iZ5gjX EDITVRI L L, BQARD e'Zl, '-'sl - 1..,! -1- -5, T Kronicle Board Standing: Richard Trufant, Mr. Sullivan. Lewis Montrone, Elizabeth Morrison, Waldo Streeter, Edythe Johnston, Ira Stopford, Mr, Preston, Paul Stimson. Seated: Alice Upton, Grace MacDonald, Ruth Mary Doe, Katherine Snyder, Helen Pratt, Page Six H1429 i mma EQQQMQL 25:7 AL IIIIT As this Kronicle Yearbook of 1935 comes from the press, we come to the end of another school year. For some of us, it marks the beginning of a new career- teaching. For the undergraduates, it marks the com- pletion of another step in the realization of their ambi- tions. In no sense can this Yearbook be a closed book. We are at the beginning of an educational career which we can never quite complete. For one, two, three, or four years we have lived here at Keene Normal School. The pages of this book serve as a reminder of those tri- umphs and failures we have experienced. Nothing can ever rob us of those cherished memories-the hikes, the athletic games, the pranks, the parties, the tests, and the term papers. In life, as in school, we will have our daily respon- sibilities. Some we will shirk, but most of them we will carry successfully to fulfillment. Our associations here at school, with instructors, students, and others, will help us to see our duties and privileges in a clearer. saner, more thoughtful light. Let us forget our fail- ures and strive continually for successes. Some of our daily tasks may seem irksome, but let us remember that in life, as in school: .. .Yesterday is but a Dream And Tomorrow is only a Vision: But Today well lived Makes every Yesterday a Dream of Happiness, And every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope. LALICE UPToN, Editor-In-Chief. rigs' Sw f,5fH9i QEW MQQ EQLE M2523- Wallace E. Mason, Ed. D., President 5422 i mg KQQMELQV F2521 fD:cm of Gfbfen., I u HENRY D, CARLF. Ed. BI. Scienfc N11 ,q-,gfa9l EQME EaQQw lZ5Xg3 'Dean of Tdomen., S....,0.u,e.Lz. Sassy., 29 E Egg lllfX li, I-'EVN Xl,ll BIAIZEI. R. HRUXYN. A. H. Asristam Ilean Suri'etux'y. Custmns and Manners MAR'I'H.X 15. RANllAI,1, INEZ M. VAULLHAN English Supervisor of Practice Schools Page Eleven fig 2 Egg: ISA-Xlifil. M. l1l.Alili. .-X. NI XI.-XRIUN l RfPS'l' HVUSUN History Public' Spuzlkimf, Reading ,Nlcthucls N 1.ll,I.l.XN C, XY, BAKER, A. M, MARIUN XI. XXI.-xL'lNJN:Xl,ll. AX. M. Home l'Im'nl1nll1lrw Humu Hrnlml11irs Page Twelve gf 39 E 2523- NARRY W- UXVIS, A- U- I-'REIJERICK J. SIMMONS, A. M. MUSE Sociology, Pliilosophy CHARIJCS XV. L'l l l'S, .-X. M. FRANK 'I-I. I3I,ACKIN'l9'l'ON, JR., lfvulmmxlxmirs. 5uc'i1mlug.fy A, L, l 1'em'h Page '1'hz'rteen fa? e m ESE l'.IlNA N, Mc'l,I.XNN. Ph. Il, M. fNI.XRll'. IHXINK1. A. IXI. Higmry llinlugy. l!a1'leri0lu1.gy RURFRTA N. SMITH. A. M. IlJl:2I,I,A K. IFARNVIXI, A, Nl. 1'Ilc1nen!a1'y Echlvatiun Flcrnumary l'CcI1u'atim1 Page Fourteen Q 2 m 25511 HARRY ll. PRICSTUN, A. 13. SI'RAGl'E W. IJRENAIN, A. M. Lite1'.1tu1'u, Sfwial Sviunrc English 4 w pw.. ' -4 YNARII 'If XY.Xl,'l'Z. A. M. JAMES A. KEECPI. A Latin, Psyclwlogy Chenlistry, Physirs Nl, A. Page Fifteen gf E2 E E535 WILLIAM A. CA1,llWELI,, A. 31, N1.XRAI4JRlla HAIRMAIN, M, A. Physical Erlucatitm Physiral Plriuration ELIZAIBETII E, GREGORY, A. M. LICUNARD S. MORRISUN, B. S. Geugraplly Sef'unr!a1'y Erluratiun Page Sixteen gg E9 E m ESQ CU ' ' ' RRAID ,-X. All.-XX15. hd, BI, Sl'ICNLTlCR li, IC.-YIYPN li S. 'I'radcs and lIldlISYl'iCS Manual Training' XY,Xl,'l'l'1R .X, I'Il'1Rk'lC CI.,XRlCNL'lf H. IFILM.-XR. Htl. M. Trazles and Inrllxstriw l'rinting'. lmlustrial History Page Seventeen fa? E m E523 MERTON 'lf HOUIWRICH. M. .L MICLVIN KT. XYEST Mathemativs Ilursar, Pemnanship ETHEL J. RAMSIJEN, A. M. JEAN I , HAIKDI Ed. M. Nature Study, Sriuncs Art Page Eighteen 22 E 5523 ALICE M- STONE, A4 U- VRYLING YV. BUFFUM, A. ll. Assistant Librarian Librarian LUCY E, CLARK, R. N. School Nurse IDR. RUTH C. NVARNVICK School Physician Page Nineteen f 2 E 5523 ICIIWIN S. IIUSE. A. IZ. XXILLIAM If. Sk1uI,l0N, A. M, i,1'ilN'ilJ?ll, Ccntiul junior High Sa-lmul Supervisor uf High Svlmuis i 6 l5l+1R'I'HA C. MANCHESTER, B. 5. Headmaster, Ilaiic-:wk High Schnol Page Twenly 55419 me m e Esc? Student Assistant Teachers I,el'l lo righl: Ruth C. Stewart, Art: Miriam C, Clark, ljliysicsl lfducation: Ruth l-5, Dieffenhach. Music. Vv'heelock School Faculty Left fo right: Miss Callie G, Hyatt. Mrs. lfnid Clover, Miss Vera C. Allen, Miss Bertlm Twining, 1Principall. Miss Gertrude Merriam, Miss Mabel M, lfishur, Mrs. Bertha S. Davis. lhulv llitL'l'l7lU'fJI7t gf H? E 2523 Central Junior High Faculty l Firs! row: Roy l... Terrill. Miss Harriet J. Leslie, Principal Edwin S. Huse, Miss Marjorie Beach, Frank H, Blackington, Jr. Second row: Miss Amy Tenney, Miss C. Adelaide Merriman, Harry W. Davis, Miss Bernice J. White, Mrs. Della R. Davis, Absent: Lawrence B. Merrill. :Sup fyf l Page TLUenly-Two c7YMfDCTW90fDCTWGOfDcTw90ZDQJOWk.DGNQOZDGNMKDQJOWx9QJOVk9QJOWkD qaculty Qutographs CZWKQLJWKQQJWYQQJWKQQWWKQQJWKQ CZWKJ3 'QJWKJJ QJWKJUCLJOWKJU 1 l fig E aae 55213.- gout' ear Qwrriculufn., ENGLISH BARBARA MARY ALEXANDER, CANOBIE LAKE Harb The Hand that maple you fair has made you good. Sigma Pi Epsilon 121 131 1411 Academy of Science 121 131 1413 Y. W. C. A. 121 131 141, Treasurer 131, Vice-president 141Q Rostra 121 131 141, President 131Q Stunt Club 111 121 141Q Pageant 1213 Life Saving 121 1311 W. A. A. 111 121 131 141, Board 1211 White Archery Team 121 1313 White Sw.m- ming Team 111 121 1311 Division Hockey 111 121 1312 Division Baseball 111 121Q Division Basketball 1112 Social Committee 1313 Deans List 121 131. VALMURE NV. BLAIS, LACONIA Val Men of few words are the best men. Kappa Delta Phi 11-413 De La Salle 11-41Q Forum 11-413 Freshman Debating Team 111: Varsity Debat- ing Team 11-41: Dramatic Club 11-41Q International Relations Club 121 131 141Q R Club 121 1313 Dean's List 111 121 1313 Academy of Science 121 131 141: Kronicle Board 1411 Class Speeclball 121 1311 Class Volleyball 121 131. MARJORIE CARVER, Tnov Marge I would rather be small and shine, than be large and cast a shadow. Sigma Pi Epsilon 121 131 1411 Keene Club 11-411 W. A. A. 131 1411 International Relations Club 131 1411 Pageant 121i Division Hockey 111 1313 Class Hockey 1313 Dean's List 111 121 131Q Swimming 111- FLORENCE DANE, FRANKLIN Dunk Be not the first by whom the new is tried, nor yet the last to lay the old aside. Archery 111 1213 Rostra 11-41, Vice-president 1l1Q Sigma Pi Epsilon 121 131 141, Vice-president 1312 Y, NY. C. A. 111 1211 Academy of Science 131 141Q Tap Dancing 131. RUTH EDNA HALE, MANCHESTER All the world's a stage. Dramatic Club 1 '2 3 4 ' Sigma Pi Epsilon 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 121 131 1411 French Club 141. NONA HAYNES, RYE Much learning doth make me mad. Y, VV. C. A. 11-41, President 121Q Sigma Pi Epsilon 11-41, Treasurer 1313 Rifle Club 111 1213 Academy of Science 111 121 1311 Latin Club 131 1413 Senior Life Saving 131Q W. A. A. 131 141Q Kron- icle 1313 Division Hockey 111 1213 Division Bas- ketball 111 121: Swimming Color Team 111 121 131. Page Twenty-Five f 29 a iea ESQ' Page Twenty-Six ii NVINONA 11. RICHARDSON, PITTSFIELD Nona Philosophy is a blind man sitting in a dark rellar waiting for a black cat that d0esn,t existf' Sigma Pi Epsilon 131 1415 Rostra 121 131 141, W . K r o President 1215 Forum 121 131 1415 Varsity De- bating 1215 Y. W. C. A. 121 131 1415 President 1315 Academy of Science 121 131 1415 Rural Club 111 1215 Division Hockey 1215 Division Basketball 1.213 Division Baseball 111 1215 League of Na- tions 121 13154 International Relations Club 131 1415 Secretary 1415 I1ean's List 111 121 1315 Le Petit Salon 141. LOUISE TEWKSBURY, Lrrruzron Tewky I hate the crowded townl I cannot breathe shut up within its gates, Air--l want air, sunshine and blue sky, And no walls but the far-of mountain tops. A. A. 11-41, Board 131, Recording Secretary 131, White Captain 121 1315 Varsity Basketball 111 121 1315 Clazss Basketball 111 121 1315 1Vhite Hockey Team 121 1315 White Baseball 111 121 1315 K Club 11-415 Vice-president 1315 Stunt Club 111 1215 Orchestra 1115 Sigma l i Epsilon 131 1415 Life Saving 111 1215 Examiner 131 1415 Instructor 1415 Dean's List 121 131 1415 Kronicle Board 131 1415 Pageant 1215 White Basketball 111 121 1315 White Swimming 111 1215 Delegate to Con- ference of Eastern-State's Association of Profes- sional Schools for Teachers 131. ALICE M. UPTON, HANCOCK Allie Mae She was a daughter of the Gods Divinely tall, And most divinely fair. nicle Board 11-41, Associate Editor 131, Editor- in-ehief 1415 Y. XV. C. A. 11-41, Vice-president 1215 Sigma Pi Epsilon 11-41, President 1415 Academy of Science 11-41, President 1315 XV. A. A. 131 1415 International Relations Club 121 131 1415 Class secretary 1415 Chairman Scholarship Day 121 1315 Pageant 1215 Forum 111 1215 Dean's List 11-415 Chapel Monitor 1115 Division Hockey 1215 Red Swimming Meet 1215 Class Bowling Team 131. HOME ECONOMICS BERNICE RACHEL ADAMS, BIIXNCHHSTER Bunny A sunny disposition is a valuable asset. Manchester Club 11-415 Nu Beta Upsilon 11-41, Execu- 41-I Nu tive committee 1215 Y. XV. C. A. 1215 W. A. A. 131 141. HELEN MARSHALL CORBETT, Couzoaooic Cob , Du!chie She always did her best- VVe know she'll win success. Club 1115 WV. A, A. 11-415 Nu Beta Upsilon 11-415 Division Basketball 111 121 1315 Division Hockey 11-415 Class Volleyball 1315 XVhite Badminton 1315 XVhite Fieldball 1215 Division Baseball 111 121. VIOLA ELIZABETH FROST, HOLLIS ffyiu This lass so neat with smile so sweet, Has won my right good will. Beta Upsilon 11-415 -XV. A. A. 12-415 Division Basketball 111 121g Class Basketball -1215 Division Hockey 11-415 Volleyball 1215 Swimming Meet 111. 5429! i mma rcaowiggi 115523 MARGARET M. GIBBONS, BERLIN upegn Smiles are the language of friendship. Nu Beta Upsilon 11-43, President 1335 Class Basketball 1335 Division Basketball 11-335 Varsity Basketball 1335 W. A. A. 11-435 Division Hockey 113 123 1335 Class Hockey 1335 Class Swimming 123 1335 Pageant 1135 Orchestra 1133 Stunt Club 1235 Dean's List 123 133. FRANCES GRACIA HALLADAY, Btzmows FALLS, Vr. Fran A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of friends. Nu Beta Upsilon 11-43, Executive Board 1435 Orpheus Club 1235 Orchestra 123. RUTH ELIZABETH HARDY, KERNB Ruthie An understanding twinkle in her eye. Keene Club 11-335 W. A. A. 11-435 Nu Beta Upsilon 11-43g White Hockey Team 133 1435 FieldbalI113. BARBARA HENRY, MANCHE-STER Bark She dances like a bright and buoyant flame. Nu Beta Upsilon 11-43, Treasurer 1235 W, A, A. 123 133 1435 Archery Leader 1335 Y. VV. C. A. 113 1235 Academy of Science 1335 Manchester Club 11-435 Division Fieldball 113 1235 Division Basket- ball 113 123 1335 Class Basketball 123 1335 Div- ision Baseball 113 123 1335 Division Hockey 1l-435 Class Hockey 123 133 1435 White Archery 1235 3Vhite Fieldball 1235 Pageant 123. LILLIAN MAE HOCK, Rm1n's FERRY ULU., She has two eyes so soft and brown. Take care! Nu Beta Upsilon 11-435 Y. VV. C. A.5 W. A. A.5 Class Vice-president 1435 Academy of Science 133 143. ALTA E. PERKINS, FRANKLIN Perky Music and sport do drive away all gloom. Nu Beta Upsilon 11-435 Y. W. C. A. 113 123 1335 Orpheus Club 113 123 1335 YV. A. A. 11-435 Glee Club 113 123 133 143g Orchestra 11-435 Girl's Dance Orchestra 11-335 Prize Speaking Contest 1233 Red Hockey Team 113 1233 Class Basketball 11-335 Class Volleyball 113 1235 Class Baseball 113 1235 Dean's List 123 1335 May Festival 1335 Academy of Science 113 123 133 143. Page Twenty-Seven ggi? e m Zig Page Twenty-Eight RUTH IRENE RHODES, XVA1.Po1.E Rulhie A never failing fund of good humor. Nu Beta Upsilon fl-45, Secretary C215 NV, A, A. C23 131 005 Y, VV. C. A. C115 Division Basketball flj C21 ffijg Division Hockey flj C21 CD C451 Division Volleyball KZJQ Division Baseball C21 L33 HAZEI. Kil'lRTRl'DE STONE, KEENE The work of the world must be done. Keene Club tl-4Jg Nu Beta Upsilon Cl-41. MARGARET EIJZAISETH TORREY, Reese HLMU Make everyone cheerful by your own cheerful ways. Nu Beta Upsilon Cl-419 Vice-president 1335 Keene Club fl-43. HELEN UPTON, NASHUA Hlfppiei' lt's the song you sing and the smile you wear 'l'hat makes the sun shine everywhere. Y. W. C. A. C433 Nu Beta Upsilou Q4Jg Nasson ln- stitute Clj Q25 QSJ. TRADES AND INDUSTRIES CHARLES YV. BEARD, KEENE Charlie Let he who knuws the instrument play upon it. Alpha Pi 'I'au Q22 Q33 1455 Cross Country C235 Boys' Dance Orchestra ill C21 C315 School Orchestra UQ QZJQ Keene Club il-43g Class Basketball C15 LZQQ School Band ill. BYRON A. BERRY, DOVER Bydie They accomplish much who diligently toil. Forum fljg Boy Scout XYork KZJ. Q22 aa m Zag VICTOR C. BOCCIA, KEENE l Hyun 5 A blessed companion is a book,-a book that is l titly chosen is a life long friend. Alpha Pi Tau C21 C31 C41, Treasurer C415 Keene Club Cl-41, Treasurer C315 President C415 Class Treasurer C415 De La Salle Cl-415 Mid-Year Ball Committee C415 Tea Dance Committee C415 First Aid Training Course C215 Scout Training Course C315 Bowling Team C31 C41. PAUL E. BRIDGES, Suuri-t Euor, Ma. For what l will, l will, and there's the end. Cross Country Team C215 Kappa Delta Phi C21 C31 C41, Chaplain C415 Eastern States Teacher's Asso- ciation Convention C315 Buy Scnut Training Cnurrc C315 Class Basketball C11 C215 Class Volleyball C315 Class Bowling C41. ROBERT H. IIOMINA, Reima Bob A winning way, a pleasant smile, dresses neatly, quite in style, Alpha Pi Tau Cl-41, Vice-president C315 Advisory Board C215 Keene Club Cl-415 Senior Life Sav- ing C21 C31 C415 Life Saving Examiner C31 C415 Class Basketball C11 C21 C315 Class Volleyball C21 C315 Class Speedhall C21 C31 C415 President C415 Dean's List C21 C31. EVERETT C. DRAKE, DOVER Dmleirr He seems so near but yet so far. Kappa Delta Phi Cl-41, Treasurer C31 C415 Class Basketball C21 C315 Bowling Team C315 Volley- ball Team C315 Class Baseball C11 C215 Forum C21 C315 Boy Scout Training Course C31. RALPH EDNVARIJ DYSU, LACUNIA fluke How well l feathered my nest. Kappa Delta Phi C21 C31 C415 Dramatic' Club Cl-415 Boy's Cllee Club C11 C21 C315 Dean's Lis! Cl1 C215 Chapel Choir C215 Kronicle Board C21 C31 C41. EMERSON ALFRED MCCCJLVRT, l'uRTsMoUT1-I Mar Always ready to recite was he, on obscure points with great alacrityf' Kappa Delta Phi C21 C31 C415 Forum C21 C31 C415 Academy of Science C11 C21 C31, Vice-president i315 Cross Country C215 De La Salle Cl-41. Page Twenty-Nine ggi? E m ESQ FRANK E. 'l'lSDAl,E, SALEM Tide 'l'he1'e is no wisdom like franl-mess. BERNARD ELWYN VVILLARD, KEENE Hjnsl. Always the same, quiet and kind. Kappa. Delta Phi 451 1415 Keene Club fl-415 Class Basketball 411 1213 Class Volleyball 1313 Inter- mural Bowling Team C21 C315 All Sports Day Bowling Team 121. 7 R - - Fglfiu gl TQ!! if Page Thirty fgfigli iiwma aaaoM lZ5Xi3- CGCLTCC year urriculum., JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL THEODORE M. BLANCHARD, RAYMUND ..Ted,i And still doing, never done. Football Squad C215 Class Basketball C11 C215 Class Baseball C11 C215 Dramatic Club C21 C315 Forum C11 C21 C315 Freshman Debating C115 Men's Glee Club C215 Twelfth Night C21. DOROTHY LOUlSE BRITTON, KEBNE Hgrilul HDMU Born for success, she seemed 1Vith grace to win, with heart to hold With shining gifts that took all eyes. Sigma Pi Epsilon Q11 C21 qspg Dramatic Club C11 421 C315 French Club C315 Keene Club Cl-315 May Festival C21 C315 XV. A. A. C11 C21 C315 Stunt Club C115 international Relations Club C21 C315 Rostra C21 C315 Pageant C115 Class Bowling C11 C21 C315 Class Hockey C11 C215 Division Basket- ball Cl1 C215 XVhite Bowling Team C21 C31. MADELYN PATRICIA BRODERICK, MANCI-iesien Hpatu A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. De La Salle C1-315 Manchester Club C11 C21 C315- Vire-president C315 NV. A. A. C21 C315 Division Hockey C11 C215 Division Basketball C11 C2'1. PAUL FREDERICK BROOKS, GRBENFIELD Broak.rie Care to our roffin adds a nail, no doubt, and every grin so merry draws one out. Alpha Pi Tau C1-31, Secretary C315 Dramatic Club C21 C313 Varsity Tennis C21 C315 Class Baseball C11 C21 C315 Class Basketball C11 C21 C315 lntere national Relations Club C21 C315 K Club C21 C315 Hockey C21 C31. VIRGINIA Blf1iKEl,EY, MERIIBEN Ginny No legacy is so rich as honesty. Orchestra C21 C315 Orpheus C315 Varsity Basketball Squad C215 Dramatic Club C11 C21 C315 Varsity Debating Team C21 C315 XVomen's Debating Man- ager C315 Forum C21'C315 Y, WI C, A, C1-315 XV. A. A. C1-315 NV. A. A. Board C215 K Club C21 C315 Spring Festival C21 C31. ANN CARROLL, KEENE Knowledge is, indeed, that which, next to virtue, truly and essentially raises one man above another. Sigma Pi Epsilon Cl-315 Dramatic Club C21 C315 De I.a Salle Cl-315 Le Petit Salon C315 international Relations Club C21 C315 YV, A. A. C21 C315 Div- ision Hockey C115 Division Basketball C21. Page Thirty-One 53422 a aaa 55.3 Page Thirty-Two DONALD CHAMBERLIN, EAST JAFPREV HDIWUI MDM., ln rharacter, in manners, in style. in all things, the supreme excellence is simplicity. Kappa Delta Phi 11-315 Class Speedball 1115 De La Salle 11-315 Social Committee 1315 International Relations Club 131. YVALTINA M. CHROSTOWSK1, CLAREMONT Wally By nature born a friend to glee and merriment. W. A. A. 111 121 131, Board 1215 De La Salle 111 121 1315 International Relations Club 121 1315 Class Volleyball 111 121g Division Volleyball 111 1215 Dramatic Club 111 121 1315 Class Hockey 111 1215 Le Petit Salon 1315 Class Basketball 111, Tennis Tournament 111 121. GEORGE GORDON CROSS, JR,, 1ioP11STuwN Bill Let us try to live for the Conscience of the man who will have to write our epitaphf' ALBERTA CUSHING, Hanreolw, VT. HBH The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, or the hand to execute, Life Saving 1115 Pageant 1115 League of Nations 121: Examiner 1215 Class Basketball 111 1215 VV. A. A. Board 111 1215 Sigma Pi Epsilon 121 131, Treas' urer 1315 Tennis Color Team 111 121 1315 Sw'm- ming Color Team 111 121 1315 Hockey Color Team 111 121 1313 Badminton Champion 1315 Le Petit Salon 1315 VV. A. A. 11-31. WESLEY EARLE DICKINSON, NVINCHESTER Hpkkn XYe think our fathers fools, so wise we grow. Our wiser sons, no doubt will think us so, Alpha Pi 'I'au 111 121 1315 Men's Glee Club 111 1213 Forum 1115 Academy of Science 111 121 131, Vice-president 131. DOROTHY MAE ERVVIN. Ream: Dol The birch, most shy, and ladylike of trees. Keene Club 11-315 Sigma Pi Epsilon 121 1315 Inter- national Relations Club 121 1315 Le Petit Salon 1315 May Festival 1215 Division Hockey 111. fig a 2ea E515 EDXVARD HAROLD FARRAR, KILENE Hal One thing is forever goorlg That one thing is sucressf' Class Basketball 111 121: Alpha Pi Tau 121 1313 Speedball 1115 Keene Club 11-31. MYRTLE HARRIET lflRlLS'l'UNE. Cl.ARE1K111N'1' A friend may well be ruekoncfl tlic masterpiurc of nature. XV, A. A. 111 121 151: Orpheus Club 1115 Division Field Hockey 111 121: Division Volleyball 1113 Division Basketball 111. CHARLES DAVID lf11R'l'l141R, CHULIURUA lJfnfz ' A little nonsense now and then, ls relished by the best nf men. Kappa Delta Phi 111 121 131: Speeclball 1113 Sorrer 121 1313 Class Baseball 111 121 1315 Class Basket- ball 111 121 1315 Varsity Baseball 121. HENRY HASTINGS, NEwi'oRT Hank XYhat men have done van still be done And shall be clone today. Alpha Pi Tau 111 121 131. Master of Ceremonies 1.115 International Relations Club 121 131, President 1315 K Cluh 111 121 1315 Cross Country Team 1115 Track Team 111. RACHEL KENDRICK, XVEARE HRIWU So murll is a man worth as he esteems liiniselff' Le Petit Salon 131g Y. XV. C, A. 111 121 1311 Inter- national Relations Club 121 1315 XV, A, A. 1.21 1313 Class Basketball 111 1213 Class HoCk'y 111 121 1311 Division Basketball 111 1215 Division Hockey 111 121 1315 Division Volleyball 111 121: Division Baseball 111 1213 Pageant 1115 Basketball Color Team 111, CHARLES E. KLINE, KEENE Cl1urk To set the Cause above renown, To love the game above the prize. Glce Club 111 121g Keene Club 111 121 1313 lfencing 111 121 131. l Page Thirty-Three -cf 29 e rea Zag Page Thirty-Four llC1RC1'l'll1' LOUISE LEWIS, Lisnlw Dat Never elated when one's oppressed, never dejectcd while another's blessed. Academy of Science C11 C21 C315 NV. A. A. C11 C21 C311 Division Hockey C21 C315 Division Basketball C11 C21 C315 Division Volleyball C11 C211 Class Hockey C315 Class Basketball C11 C21 C314 Class Volleyball C11 C215 XVhite Basketball Team C11 C21 C315 1Vhite Volleyball C11 C215 XVhite Swim- ming C115 Pageant C115 Life Saving C31. BEULAH M. MARCHANT, LANCASTER sfo., uillllE!l'C,S a brave fellow! There's a man of pluck! A man who's not afraid to say his say, 'lvllllllgll a whole town's against him. NY. A. A, C11 C21 C315 Academy of Science CZ1 C315 Class Basketball C11 C21 C315 Life Saving C21 C31. Class Field Hockey C31. LAURA ELLEN MCQUIIJE, HANCJVER A cheerful temper joined with innocence, will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good- ll?llll1'Ef1.n Y. NV. C, A. C115 NV. A. A. C21 C315 Orpheus Club C115 Le Petit Salon C315 Rostra C11 C21 C31. Treasurer C315 International Relations Club C211 Sigma Pi Epsilon C21 C315 Tennis C11 C21 C315 Pageant C115 Division Hockey C11 C215 Division Volleyball C11 C215 Dean's List C11 C21. M. LULA MOREY, Kizizuiz uLun The only reward of virtue is virtue5 The only way to have a friend is to he one. Keene Club C1-415 VV, A, A. C1-41, Board C11 C21 C415 Division Swimming C115 Class Tennis 'l'eaun C215 Varsity Basketball C1-415 Red Basketball Cl-315 Red Hockey C1-415 Varsity Hockey C41: Red Baseball C21 C31 C415 Red Badminton CC415 K Club C21 C31 C415 School Calendar C215 Mid- Year Ball Committee C315 Arden Craft Clnh Cl-31. XVALTER MOORE, P1.A1sTow lVaZl He's not too careless, not conventional quite. lines what he likes5 knows what he dues is right, Kappa Delta Phi C11 C21 C315 Academy of Science C11 C21 C315 President C315 Men's Cilee Club C11 C215 Chapel Choir C21 C315 Intramural Basketball C115 Speedball C11 C215 lnternational Relations Club C21. MARY LUUISE MORAN, liILRl,lN If she has any faults, she has left us in doubt. lie La Salle C11 C21 C31, Secretary C21 C315 Inter- national Relations Clulz C21 C315 Le Petit Salon C315 Class Secretary C315 llean's List C11 C21, iiaftgl E EN? EQQQMEQL 1532-if HELEN M. NEWMAN, KEENE There is no wisdom like franknessf' W. A. A. 111 121.1315 Dramatic Club 111 121 1315 Keene Club 11-31, Secretary 1215 Life Saving 111, Examiner 121 1315 Class Basketball 1115 Red Fieldball 1115 Red Swimming Team 111 121 1315 Class Hockey Team 1315 Riding 131. EDNA A. NUYES, LACrmNiA Pour the full tide of eloquence alone. Serenely pure and get divinely strong. Glee Club 111 121 1315 Chapel Choir 121. ALlCE A. OUELLETTE, BROGKLINE UAF, The secret of success is constancy to purpose. De La Salle 111 121 1315 Le Petit Salon 1315 May Festival 1215 Division Baseball 121. EVELYN PATTERSON, Pkocroiz, V'r. upatv Thou hast no sorrow in thy song, Nn winter in thy year. Le Petit Salon 131, Y. W. C. A. 1215 Green Mt. jr. College 111. MARY PEABUDY, BERLIN NL-mpyu She's not a flower, not a pearl, But just a wonderful, all-round girl. Class Hockey 111 121 1315 Class Volleyball 111 1215 Class Basketball 111 1215 W. A. A. 111 121 131, Treasurer 1215 li Club 1315 Class Vice-presi- dent 131. K Club 1315 Class Vice-president 131. DONALD PIPER, MEREDITH HDUH.: Men of few words are the best men. Kappa Delta Phi 111 121 131, Literary Officer 131, Chaplain 131, Vice-president 1315 Varsity Tennis 111 121 1315 Class Basketball 111 121 1315 Or heus , Club 121 1315 Forum 1115 Orchestra 1115 Cliapel 3 Chffil' 111 121 1315 Dramatic Club 121 1315 Kron- icle Board 1215 Men's Glee Club 111 121. l l Page Thirty-Five 1 -fra li me MMM assi Page Thirty-Six MARY TER1asA POWERS. MANCHESTER Malay Let fortune empty her whole quiver on me, I have a soul that, like an ample shield, Can take in all, and verge enough for more. De La Salle Cl'31, Vice-president C313 Forum Cl-51, Vice-president C313 Women's Varsity Debating Team C1-31. Women's Varsity Manager C211 W. A. A. C1-313 Manchester Club Cl-312 Stunt Club C111 Head of Badminton C113 Division Hockey C1-313 Class Hockey Cl-313 Red Hockey Cl1 C211 Class Volleyball Cl1 C21Q Division Volleyball C11 C213 Red Volleyball C113 Division Basketball Cl-31: Class Basketball Cl-313 Le Petit Salon C313 Pag- eant C11. ISEATRICE REYNOLDS, Remix: HBFHN 1. lie good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever, Do noble things. not dream them, all day long3 And so make life, death, and the vast forever Une grand, sweet song. Stunt Club C11Q VV. A. A. C1-313 Division Hockey C1-313 Division Basketball C1-31Q Division Volleyball Cl1 C213 Class Hockey C11 C21 C313 Class Basketball C11 C21 C313 Class Volleyball C11 C213 VVhite Basketball C21Q White Hockey C213 Pageant C11. KATHERINE A. SHERRV, IVIANCHESTER HKU., Patience is the best simplicity for any trouble. De La Salle Club Cl1 C21 C313 Manchester Club C11 C21 C313 XV. A. A. C11 C21 C313 Class Hockey C11 C23 Division Hockey C11 C21. PAULINE ELLEN SMALLCON, PoR1SMo'uTiI Polly Nothing is there more friendly to a man than a friend in need. Division Hockey C11 C215 Y. KVA C. A. C113 Division Basketball C21g Le Petit Salon C31. l.l'ClA ELIZABETH SMl'l'H. MIl,PORI1 Betty 'l'he only way to have a friend is to be one. 1V. A. A. Cl1 C21 C313 Y, VV. C. A. C11Q Orchestra C11 C213 Red Fielclball C111 Class Hockey C11 C213 Class llasketball C113 Class Volleyball C113 Division Hockey C11 C213 Division Basketball C11 C213 Captain C213 Division Volleyball C11 C213 Le Petit Salon C31. NVELDON R. STANFORD, KEENE Sian How good is man's life, the mere living! How fit to employ the heart and the soul anrl the senses forever in joy! Orchestra C11 C213 Keene Club C1-313 Kappa Delta Phi Cl-31: Men's Glee Club C213 Basketball Assistant Manager CZ1. Gif 1? a Eea E52-3 WILLIAM OSCAR ST. JACQUES, Lacrmm Balm Energy and good luck are twins, but energy was born first. Kappa Delta Phi 111 121 1315 K Club 11-315 Intra- mural Speedball 11-315 De La Salle 11-315 Class Basketball 111 121 1315 Coach of Class Basketball 121 1315 Varsity Basketball 11-315 Varsity Base- ball 121 1315 Class Baseball 1115 Boy Scout Train- ing Course 121. HENRIETTA STEARNS, BIERIDEN Henry A girl who can work, a girl who can play, A girl wlto's a true friend every day. Y. XV. C. A. 11-315 VV. A. A. 11-315 Division Hockey 111 1215 Division Volleyball 111 1215 Dean's List 111 121- PETER J. VALESKA, SALEM Pdf Not too serious, not to gay, but altogether a jolly good fellow. JANET WHITCOMB, KEENE Janie The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure a business. Kronicle Board 111 121 1315 W. A. A. 111 121 1315 Dramatic Club 111 121 1315 Varsity Basketball 1115 Division Basketball 111 1215 Class Basketball 111 1215 Red Hockey Team 111 1215 Division Hockey Team 11-315 Class Hockey Team 111 1215 Red Volleyball 1115 Division Volleyball 1115 Class Volleyball 111. GEORGE C. ZOULIAS, MANCHESTER Zoulie Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm, Alpha Pi Tau 121 1315 Advisory Board 1315 K Club 11-315 Class Speedball 11-315 Class Basketball 111, Coach 121 1315 Class Baseball 1115 Varsity Bas- ketball 111 12 1315 Varsity Baseball 1315 Man- chester Club 11-315 Boy Scout Training Course 111 121 1315 Dean's List 111, MUSIC AND ART SUPERVISORY RICNA JANET BATCHELUER, CLAREMONT BnIrl:ie Art is power, Arden Craft Club 11-31, Vice-president 121 1315 Na- ture Club 11-31, Vice-president 1215 Mid-year Ball Committee 11-315 Orpheus Club 121 1315 Calendar 1215 White Bowling Team 1215 Class Bowling Team 1115 Y. W. C. A, 111. Page Thirily-Seven ft? a ree 5525 Page Thirty-Eight EVELYN L. BRlN'l'ON, KEENE She breathed a song into the air lt fell to the earth she knew not where- ---eliut she'll Gnd her song from beginning to end Locked in the hearts of the 3 HM's. Keene Club Cl-315 Chapel Choir C11 C21 C315 Orpheus C115 Girlls Glee Club C1-315 School Chorus C21 C31. RUTH MARY DOE. Noirrnwoon ..Doey.. She who sips of many arts5 And drinks of all, W. C. A. Cl-315 Kronicle Board C21 C315 Arden Craft Club Cl-31, President C315 Mid-year Ball Committee C1-315 Calendar C215 Chapel Choir C21 C315 Orpheus Club C1-31, Chairman of Program Committee C315 Women's Glee Club C1-31, Secre- tary C215 Orchestra C1-315 May Festival C21 C315 Dramatic Club C1-315 Reader C11 C21 C315 Fresh- man Prize Speaking C115 Poetry Contest, First Prize C215 Red Bowling Team C11 C215 Red Bad- minton.Cl1 C215 Dean's List C21. WINIFRED TAYLOR HAMMOND, MANCHESTER Winnie Talent and worth are the only eternal ground for distinction. Orpheus Club C1-31, Treasurer C21, President C315 Women's Glee Club C1-31, President C215 Orchestra C1-31, Concert Master C315 Chapel Choir C315 Dance Orchestra C11 C215 K. N. S, Trio C21 C315 Arden Craft Club C315 Mid Year Ball Decorations C315 May Festival C21 C315 Chairman Freshman Prize Speaking C115 Manchester Club Cl-315 Dean's List C11 C215 VVhite Bowling C11 C215 White Badminton CU C21- HARBARA A. HAYWARD, RANUOLPH, VT. ngarbu She's a woman, through and throughg Sweet, sensible, and true. Glee Club C11 C21 C315 Orpheus Club C11 C21 C31, Secretary C21, Program Committee C315 Interna- tional Relations Club C31, Librarian C315 League of Nations Club C215 Y. YV. C. A. C115 May Fes- tival C21 C31. VELMA KATHLEEN LAVVLER, VVASHINGTON, VT, Silent, sincere, sweet. Glee Club C11 C215 Orchestra C11 C215 Orpheus Club C11 C21 C315 lJean's List C115 W. A. A. C21 C315 Badminton, Red Team C21 C315 Chapel Choir C21 C315 Y. XV. C. A. C115 May Festival C21 C31. FRANClS C. PACE, Pomsmovrn Frank ln framing an artist, art has thus decreed, To make some good, but others to exceed. l Orchestra C115 Academy of Science C115 Dramatic Club C11 C21 C315 Kappa Delta Phi C11 C21 C315 Arden Craft Club C11 C21 C315 Orpheus Clrb C315 Kron- icle Board C215 Life Saving C11 C21 C315 Mir'- year Decorations C11 C215 Men's Glee Club C11 C21 C315 Chapel Choir C11 C21 C31. gf 22 e 252.7 lCl,lZAl1E'l'l'l SARGENT, HILLSBORQ Belly A sunshine heart and a soul of song. Glee Club C11 C21 C31, Vice-president C21g Orchestra C11 C21 C315 Chapel Choir C11 C21 C315 Y, XV. C. A. C115 Orpheus C11 C21 C315 Class Basketball C115 NV. A, A. C315 Red Badminton C11 C21 C315 Red Rowling Team C115 11ean's List C215 Red Swimming Team C115 May Festival C21 C315 Girls' liance Orchestra C11 C2 C31. CHARLES NV. STOWELL, WALPOLE There is no use to argue against the inevitable. Kappa llelta Phi C11 C21 C315 Orpheus Cluh C11 C215 Men's Glee Club C11 C215 Music Festival C21 C315 Chapel Choir C11 C21 ELEMENTARY COURSE MARY THERESA BEMIS, CHESHAM .7-mu Nice things come in small packages. Keene Club C11 C21 C315 Dramatic Club C31. IEANNETTE CAROLYN BOVVLBY, MERmEN N-IU' ..DoHie,, Call me what instrument you will, Though you can fret me, you can Never play upon mel Y. XV. C. A. C11 C21 C315 Nature Club C21 C315 XV, A. A. C11 C21 C315 Dean's List C215 President C315 Social Committee C21 C315 Class Volleyball 'l'eam C11 C215 Class Hockey Team C11 C215 Class Basketball Team C11 C215 Class Baseball C11 C215 XYhite Volleyball Team C11. SlfiRll1 O. CIIIUSTIANSEN, CLAREMONT as-ig., 1 never with important air ln conversation overbearf' Y. XV. C. A, C11 C21 C315 Rural Club C315 Division Hockey C11. ADA M. COLLINS, Couzunoox Perfect simplicity is unconsciously audacious. Glue Club C1415 May Festival C21 C315 Bowling Team C215 Orpheus Club C115 Pageant C11. Page Thirty-Nine ggi? a aa ESQ C1liR'l'Rl'l1l'1 lv. CVRRIFR, Psi,u,iM Trudi1 ' A companion that is Cheerful is wnrth gold. XY. A. A. C11 C21 C315 Nature Club C21 C315 Treas- urer C315 Class Secretary C315 Pageant C115 W'hite Volley Ball C115 White Fieldball C115 VVlii!e Hockey C215 White Badminton C215 Division Bas- ketball C11 C215 llivision Hockey C315 Class Hock- ey C311 Division Baseball C215 l1ean's List C21, RUTH GENEVA CROZlER, LEBANON lr'uthi4 ', Phnofi Wit is the Bower of the imagination. Rural Club C21 C315 Nature Club C11 C21 C315 NV. A. A. C21 C315 Y. VV, C, A. C11 C21 C315 Division Hockey C11 C215 Division Basketball C11 C215 Keene Club C21 C315 Badminton Tournament C11 C215 Pageant C11, l1lAl1El.lNl'1 C. DEARBORN, CONCORD This mind. the music breathing from her face! Rural Club C11 C21 C31, President C21 C315 Nature Club C11 C21 C315 YV. A. A. C11 C21 C315 Urani- atic Club C315 Freshman Hockey C115 Division Hockey C21 C315 Color Badminton C215 Division Basketball C115 Pageant C115 Mid-Year Ball Cum- mittee C31. MARJORIE E. FRIZZELI.. CULIULROOK .Wargi4 ', Frizz 'l'l1y nmciesty's a Candle to thy merit. Orpheus Club C115 May Festival C215 Pageant C11. FDNA GRIERSUN, RC1SI.1NI1:Xl.E, MASS. HL-du By virtue and inrlustryf' C1rpliv-us Club C21 C315 Rural Club C21 C315 Y. W. C, A. C21 C315 Pageant C11. MARY KA'l'HERlNE CiRINl1S'l'Al7l , liialzvu HK-ayn As merry as the day is long. Keene Club C11 C21 C315 Rural Club C11 C21 C515 Y. NV. C. A. C21 C31. Page Forty fig a aaa 5523 f3Ill,I3REl3 LILYAN HlI.l.. HENNIKER Hill Map me no maps, my head is a ma.'p, A map of the whole world, Orpheus 123 1335 XV. A. A. 1l3 123 1335 Nature Club 113 1235 Rural Club 113 123 1335 Dramatic- 133. KATHRYN ESTHA HOGAN, Nok1'H XVALPOLE ..Kny,. A witty woman is a treasure, A witty beauty is a power. lllee Club 1135 XV. A. A. 1l3 123 1335 De La Salle 113 123 1335 May Festival 1235 Division Horkey 113 123 133: Paxeant 113, GRACE VALENTINE MAcI313NAl.l3, 1'1AMPTON For manners are not idle. but the fruits OI loyal nature and of noble mind. lilee Club 1135 Chapel Choir 113 123 1335 Nature Club 113 123 1335 Y. XV. C. A, 1135 XV. A. A, 123 1335 Rural Club 1335 Dramatic Club 123 1335 Kronicle Board 133. KATHARINE JANET MCLAIN, BEDFORD ..K', Her words are bonds, her oaths are oracles, Her love sincere, her thoughts immaculate. Y, XV. C. A. 113 1235 Arademy of Srience 1l3 123 v ALBERTA IRENE MARTIN, NVEST KINGSTON Bert To look up and not clown, To look forward and not back, To look out and not in, and 'l'o lend a hand. Y. 3V. C. A. 113 123 1335 Rural Club 123 1335 YV. A. A. 113 123 133: Pageant 1135 Class Volleyball 1135 Class Hockey 1135 Division Hockey 113 123 133. I30R13'l'HY IRENE MINOR, KEENE To those who know thee not, no word can paintl And those who know thee, know all words are faint. Nature Club 123 133, Vice-president 1335 K Club 123 1335 Rural Club 1335 Keene Club 113 123 133, Vice-president 1335 Varsity Basketball 123 1335 Class Basketball 113 123 1335 Red Basketball 113 1235 Division Basketball 113 1235 Tennis 113 123 1335 Red Bowling 1335 Volleyball 1class3 1135 Division Volleyball 1135 Red Volleyball 1135 l3iv- ision Hockey 113 123 1335 Class Hockey 1l3 123 1335 Red Hockey Team 11 123 1335 Swimming 1l3 123 1335 Life Saving 113 123 1335 Class Baseball 1235 Division Baseball 1235 Red Baseball 1235 Badminton 113 1235 VV. A. A. 113 123 1335 Board 123 1335 13ean's List 113 1235 Pageant 113. Page Forty-One figl i ma KQQMEQL 15 5:31 Page Forty-Two LUIS MARY MORRISON, KEENE ULD., l'Such joy ambition tinclsf, Division Volleyball C135 Class Hockey C135 Forum C13 C23 C335 Varsity llebating C13 C235 Y. VV, C. A. C135 XV. A. A. C335 Rural Club C335 Keene Club C23 C33. JEANETTE SAIGH, NIANCIIESTER Janie , Janine Nothing gfreat was ever achieved without enthusi- asm. Manchester Club Cl-335 Forum C23 C335 Varsity Deba- ting Squad C23 C335 Dramatic Club C23 C335 Fresh- man Prize Speaking C131 Academy of Science C23 C335 l3ean's List C13 C235 NV. A. A. C13 C23 C335 Red Fieldball C135 Class Volleyball C135 Pageant C135 Division Hockey C235 llivisiou Basketball C235 Division Baseball C233 llivision Volleyball Cl3. MARJORIE PINARD, DANBURV Midge All wbo joy would win Must share it, Happiness was born a twin. Rural Club C23 C335 Y. XV. C. A. C335 Treasurer C33. ROBERT MUNRO PIPER, Nonruwooo IQIDGE 11305, ln their own merits, modest men are dumb. Kappa llelta Phi C23 C533 Rural Club C23 C33, Presi- dent C333 Men's Glee Club C13 C235 May Festival CZJ. IC'l'HEl. RENTON, FEEDING HILLS, MASS. Billie She smiled, ob broadly, but she was modest and silent. Rural Club C335 NY, A, A. C13 C23 C335 Y. NV. C, A. C13 C23 C535 l3eau's List C235 Class Vice-president C335 Pageant C135 Division Horkey C13 C23 C335 Class Horkey C13 C23 C335 NVhite Horkey C135 Division Basketball C13 C235 Class Basketball C13 C235 Class Baseball C235 NVliite Baseball C235 llivisirm Volleyball C135 XVbite Volleyball C135 XVbite Badminton Cl3. 3ll'll3.X IRHNF RICHARDSON. KEENE Mine's not an idle cause. Keene Club C13 C23 C333 May Festival C135 Pageant C135 l3ean's List C23, f 22 a iea ESQ ICDNA MAE STRAIN. l4lT'I'l.ET0N Ed XVhat a thing friendship is! World without end, NY, A. A. C21 C315 Orpheus Club C21 C315 Rural Club C315 Tennis Tournament C11 C215 Division Hockey C115 Division Volleyball C115 Pageant C11. ULDENE C. UFFORD, BELLOWS FALLS, VT. f.Ukgu All that we see or seem ls but a dream within a dream. Glee Club C11 C21 C315 Orpheus Club C11 C21 5 XV. A. A. C21 C31 C415 Class Hockey C415 Division Hockey C31 C415 Class Tennis C415 NVhite Tennis Team C415 Chorus C415 Nature Club C31 C415 Mid-Year Decoration Committee C315 Dean's I,ist C315 Y. XV. C. A. C11 C21 C31. MILDRED XVATERS, XVALTHAM, Mass. Millie My mind is my kingdom. XY. A. A. C21 C315 Y. XV. C, A. C115 Orpheus Club C21 C315 Pageant C115 Rural Club C11 C21 C315 Vice-president C315 Nature Club C21 C315 Division Baseball C11 C215 Class Bowling Team C11 C21 mg l1ean's List C11 C21. DOROTHY P. VVEBBER, PORTSMOUTH HDUF, Laugh and the world laughs with you. Orrhestra C315 Rural Club C31 Z Life Saving C315 Stunt Club C315 XV, A. A. C315 Pnrtsniouth Training School C11 C21. HAZEI. BETSEY VVEBSTER, EAST KINGSTON EEUU I have a heart with room for every joy, Rural Club C315 Nature Club C11 C21 C315 V. NV. C. A. C11 C21 C315 Secretary C315 XV. A, A. C11 C21 C315 Pageant C115 Class Hockey C11 C21 C312 Class Volleyball C115 Division Hockey C11 C21 C311 Division Volleyball C115 Division Basketball C11. MARIE LOUISE XVRIGHT, XVALI-oI.a There is a naughty twinkle in her eye. DB LB- Salle C11 C21 C315 Nature Club Cl-315 Rural Club C315 Pageant C115 Division Volleyball C11. Page Forty-Three '::f29ll li EENE KRQQEAEJ Silt 'dw YW! 'Jul - .We ujjdl M.1Sv,.A11r'o . K M '55, AJ M HP! 4 U 1 0' . . ef! 5 Graduates of the Three-year Currlculum Taklng Elementary Work -Perf il w':Qfl4 Dorothy Barnes ..,.. ......., P epperell, Mass. Arlene Littlefield ......,. ..... , Danbury xv W Audrey Brann ..,. ,,..,,........,.... G roveton Thomas McCullough ..., ..,,,.. M anchester f 'md 4 Carroll liortier .........,.....,........,..,. Chocorua Doris McQuade ,......., ...,. P eterbororstyig 9 Jw 2 Q I -Q D is Hit 5, ..,. L 5522 ......,..,...... Walpole Norman Mason ....... ...,.. K ingston gp M Aoiboroihy' ugron ...,.,,..., ' ,...,...,..... H ancock Ada Perkins .,..... .,..... F ranklin Carl Johnson ........,..,,.,...,....,,...... Hillsboro Miriam Phippard ..,.. ..,,......,..., N ashua N ,K jf fl -GJ ' 1 ,4 ' 1 f 4 A 5 'ry-'f fy' One Year Curriculum for College raduatesz - 9z ' JJ' do LIT mpg,- TXT: qyhflen Durgin ., .... ,..... . ..,, ...... K e ene ........... ...... Mt. Holyoke . Edward J. Hannah. Jr. ..... ,,.4.. W . swamy ,.4.s ..i... N . H. U. two!- 301' Robert H. Morrison ..... ...... L aconia .....,,. , ..... N. H. U, J. Roy Newton .... ...... F armington ..,... ..,.... Y ale Raymond Robinson . ..,... Hinsdale ...... ...... D artmouth Page Forty-Four FOG CApologies to Carl Sandburgj The fog comes on little cat feet- about the time of Examinations- It sits looking over desk and chair- on silent haunches: Then moves on. And sometimes it stays. -Williams Purple Cow. ijijfggkg WE emQw lZ5X:q 1+--i. 'A AROUND CAMPUS U ggi? e m ESQ-3 enior 'Presidents G7XCCSSClg2 As we near the end of one road, and are prepared to enter upon another. let us stop and look back over the paths that have been ours. For all of us there are many happy memories. Few of us realized what lay before us when we set out on this road which has too quickly ended. We have gone by sign- posts-some important-some unimportant, but all have pointed to this term- 1nat1OI1. Now we must look to the future. As we go forth, each having chosen the road which he is to follow, may we never forget the traditions, standards, and friendships of our Alma Mater. There will be many crossroads and new signposts and as we arrive and prepare to pass them, let us be sure that our decisions be those that will reflect honor and credit to the school that has so well prepared us to go on this journey. Classmates, may your paths lead to success, and may your ideals founded during your years here be attained. With you, undergraduates, may I leave these admonitions. You are starting on your roads and some of you have already passed several signposts. You are preparing to go by the rest, but before you go on, stop and be sure that the foundation that you have laid is Hrm, and will stand the increase of weight which you are going to place upon it year by year. Only by our own choice and diligent work can you determine the road over which you will travel. -Robert H. Domina Page Forty-Six gf 119 ME ESQ? Four Year English Juniors lfz'rx1 row: Pmrbam Severance, Helen Pratt. Mary Dearborn, Jeanette Diotte, Miriam Roby. Serum! row: Andrew Crocker. fired Barry. Paul Slimson, Clarence Richardson. Nor in piclureflnwrenee Bucher. Page Forty-Seven eg-gf1t9lLQwe KQow lZ5XSg rd 1 1. ye . . ' 5 I Sophomore Junior High Boys First row: Elson Herrick. Clifton Kew. Harold Smith, Richard Trufant. l.ewis Montrone. Second row: Wesley Brett, Clifton Smith, James Jordan, Kermit Bennett, Third row: Philip lde, Philip Whitney, Walter Lucien, Theodore Marston. Page I'iO!'fll'EliQhl gf i9 E Meow 252.3 Sophomore Junior High Girls lfirsl row: Thelma Dickinson, Janette Snow, Gertrude Emerson. Katherine Gage, Nina Usko. Ruth Rix. Fvelyn Pedersen. Ellen Hartshorn, Elizabeth Harris. Second' row: Barbara Purinont. Elizabeth Scribner, Shirley Mclntyre. Dorothy Plaisted, Betsey Crowell. Mae Youngquist, Madeline Wilson. Frances Giles. Third row: Thelma Pierce, Georgia Day, Marion Bergeron, Fdwina l.uneau, Jenness Carlton, Rita Leonard. Iona Sheehe. Freshman Junior High Girls I-'irst row: Ruth Chadwick. Dorothy Woinick, Fthel Howe. Helen Tsiotis, Jean Taylor, Lucille Craggy. Phyllis O'Brien, Dorothy Delaware. Second row: Filleen McKenna, Beatrice Whitaker, Dorothy Brace, Florence Hutchinson, June Kendall, Elizabeth Martin, Jane Langer. Third row: Edith Noble, Ruth Fitzgerald, Hortense Scott, Stella Newell. l.ucille Plante, Florence Dustin, Harriet Crosby. Page Forty-Nine gg Q9 E E553 Freshman High School Boys I-'rrst row: Walter Zygmunt, Ross Gale, Walter Palmer, lawrence Goss, Rene Mathieu. Scldon Beard. Second row: Donald Cooney. Lloyd Narramorc, Sherman Joslin. James Noukas, Clark Vkfhittemore. Third row: Lester Harris, Kenneth Creighton, Francis Barden, Rufus Thompson, Stanley Johnson. Page lfiflg gg rd LEWW KQow lZSg.1.-1 Trades and Industries Juniors Leff lo righlz Gilbert Wyman. Paul Corrette, Daniel Sullivan, Waldo Streeter, Joseph Baines, Harry Woods. Francis Linscott. Page Fifty-One F,j,gfE2l ME EiQQM lZ5Xg-To Trades and Industries Sophomorcs Lvfl to right: Amelicarc Scarponi, Paul Reason. Robert Edmunds. George Corson, Ira Stopford. Page lfifly-Two gg r2l ME 2aQow lZ5:g Trades and Industries Freshmen Sealed: Paul Nordman, Carl Youngquist. Victor Seymour, Luther Preston. Standing: Daniel Tolman. Arthur Ide. Page Frfly - Three gif H9 2 Kee ESQ 1-ln CUNDMICS Home Economics Juniors Sealed: Jennie Simonds. Eleanor Tarbox, Irene Smlajeska. Standing: Edythe Johnston, Katherine Snyder, Janet Whipple, Marcella Finley, Theresa Burke, Page Fifty-Four gg a ll aww KQQW iE5XEF Home Economics Sophomores Scared: Evelyn Puffer, Charlotte Reddcn, Justine Bosquet, Lois Stcere, Mary Foster. Sfandingz Beatrice Judkins, Lois Melendy, Dorothy Downing, Maude Whitcomb. Page Fifty- Five Ffa! E9 E E523 Home Economics Freshmen Sealed: Florence Edwards, Helen Moore, Barbara Gardner. Ruth Little, Mildred Emerson, Standing: Evelyn Zussey, l.orett.1 Fitzgerald, Flsic McConnell, Edith Rich, Barbara Vogel. 6 Page Fiftyfliix ggi? E m ESE-f I nn l -1.- Sophomore Elementary Firs! row: Evelyn Lovejoy, Claudia Croteau. Alice Fiske, Salva Zaidy, Georgia Plummer, Ethel Fish, Madeline Pishon, Winnifred Champagne. Second row: Marie Johnson, Bertha Raines. Vanetta Clawson, Eunice Stearns, Jean Morey, Janet Fletcher. June Clark, Eva Dostilio, Jean Dudley, Marion Rollins. Janice Smith. Third row: Pauline Koulongis, Isabel Cook, Ruth Griffin. Alice Desmond, Joy Emery, Dorothy Conway, James Whittemore, Ethel Croteau, David Armstrong, Laura Eaves, Ann Crowley, Frances Grindstaff. Page Fifty-Seven Tj! 22l Aww aeaoM lZ5X:.-3 Freshman Elementary First row: Velma Bartlett, Mary Stirk, Natalie Haddock, Louise Hatch, Dorothy Bourjois Lois Parker, Ruth Brown, Myra Hood. Second row: Mrs. Bessie Adams. Marjorie Johnson, Arlene Lund, Eleanor Child, Vernon Perkins, Phyllis Adams, Anna Wilgeroth, Katherine DeMerritt, Viginia Dunlap. Third row: Dorothy Sawyer, Dorothy Stewart, Julia Floyd, Hazel Lewis, Leona Mans field, Loraine Crosby, Arlene Jenkins, Helen Noyes, Florence Davenport. SNOW Snow, you flurrious thing, You hurrious, scurrious thing. Possessor of so many moods: Predecessor of interludes: You dance! You whirl! You lurchl You camouflage the ash as birch. You thunder and you storm. You are so cold-yet so warm- Sometimes winged messengers you seem, Sometimes diamond dusts that gleam. We welcome you! We tire of you- Yet come! Live-Die anew, Trail autumn's glory! Your calmness bring! Then give way to a new generation-Spring! hGrace V. Page Fifly-Eight MacDonald gg 29 E 55211 ...........- ----1 ...-...i -1---H On Camlousf 'Poe olrqu 73650 Campus Fef' W Bam from a lvblff-f Oar Gaesfrf D, Swv A .func-77m-e Li, n '5'., Hake ffafff ,.. 1. .......-...............-.--. Page Fifty-Nine gg Wil iwm KQQw iZ5X:g Art Students Seated: Dorothy Smith, Lcora Gardner, Rena Batchelder, Virginia Chase, Ruth Mary Doc. Siumlinaz Mahelle Felch, Miss Stewart, Miss Baird. Iirancis Pace, Elizabeth Morrison. Page Sixly f-ggi? E m 2521 Music Students Firsl row: Ruth Mary Doe. Barbara Hayward, Evelyn Brinton. Winnifred Hammond. Velma Lawler. Elizabeth Sargent. Second row: Esther Hussey. Ruth Hoey, Virginia Symonds, Arlene Richards, Loraine Rocheleau, Elizabeth Goodale, Elizabeth Giradet. Third row: Ruth Clement. Sarah Wyman, Virginia Hough, Frances Sweeney. ka Page Sixty-One '55fE l ME KQQMEQL jgggi lu Qi, 15 4 W ws Chapel Choir First row: Ruth Marv Doe. Velma Lawler, Evelyn Brinton. Mr. Davis, Elizabeth Sargent, Winnifred Hammond, Virginia Hough. Second row: Clarence Richardson, Elizabeth Goodale. Elizabeth Giradet, Miriam Roby, Mildred Emerson, Elizabeth Martin, Francis Pace, Jesse Davis. Third row: Rene Mathieu, Mabelle Iielch, Arlene Jenkins, Ruth Clement, Lloyd Narra- more. Not in picture: Donald Piper, Kenneth Creighton. Page Sixty-Two fgf E KQQM iZ5gW Orpheus Club First row: Velma Lawler. Elizabeth Sargent. Sarah XVyman, Mabelle lielch. Mr, Davis, Miss Dieffenbach, Winnifred Hammond. June Clark, Ruth Mary Doe. Barbara Hayward. Second row: Ethel Howe, Esther Hussey. Virginia Symonds, Anna Wilgeroth. Laura Eaves, Rene Mathieu, Erances Sweeney, Ruth Clement, Viginia Hough. Rena Batchelder. Third row: Jean Dudley, Ruth Hoey. Elizabeth Scribner, Dorothy Conway. Loraine Crosby. Francis Pace. Lloyd Narramore, Phyllis Adams, Elizabeth Criradet, Elizabeth Goodale, Alice Fiske. Orchestra Left to righlz Mary Dearborn. Velma Lawler, Esther Hussey, Elizabeth Giradet. Miss Dieffenbach, Ruth Mary Doe, Claudia Croteau, Elizabeth Sargent. Clarence Richardson, Jesse Davis, Stella Newell, .lane Langer, Beatrice Whitaker. Lewis Montrone. Virginia Symonds, Barbara Hayward. Page Sixty-'fhrce gf E9 E 25:3 Girls' Cilee Club Firsl row: Vv'innifred Hammond, Evelyn Brinton, Virginia Hough, Miss Dieffenbach, Elizabeth Ciradet, Ruth Mary Doe, Barbara Hayward, Mabelle Felch. Second row: Edythe Johnston. Katherine Cage, Evelyn Pedersen, Jean Morey, Ruth Travers, Isabel Cook. Maxine Westtan, June Clark, Susan Hagland. 'I'hr'rd row: Elizabeth Coodale. Virginia Symonds, Elizabeth Martin. Arlene Richards, Loraine Rocheleau. Rita Leonard. Sarah Wyman, Ruth Clement, Frances Sweeney. KALEIDOSCOPE IN RED AND BLACK RED-crimson drops of blood on thick black velvet- -scarlet flowers against white stones in a cool green cemetery! -embroidery on a mandarin coat shadowing an unknown soul4 -gay sashes on lissome gypsy forms-swaying- BLACK-night in a forest 'mid moaning trees and sounds of hidden life- -a prison cellbwith faint gray bars illumined on the floor- -deserted house, boarded up-forgotten desolate? -inky depths of placid waters-shimmering-luring-treacherous? -Ruth McVeigh Page Sixty-Four 55 ii i EWW E W Zigi,-J ' , , x 4 E a n -9 Z4-: ffl viii' W. A. A. Board Seated: Rita Leonard, Marcella Finley, Evelyn Pedersen, Shirley Mclntyre. Slandingz Thelma Paige, Mary Foster, Lula Morey, Janet Fletcher, Mabclle Felch. Page Sixty- Five gg 39 E 2525 Girl's Varsity Basketball Squad First row: Lula Morey, Georgia Day, Dorothy Minor, Shirley Mclntyre, Virginia Hough. Second row: Fern Lloyd, Florence Dustin, Velma Pierce, Janet Fletcher. Page Sixty-Six gg 22 ic aww aem 2523 Varsity Hockey Squad First muq: Betsey Crowell, Georgia Day. Ann Crowley, Edwina Luneau, June Clark, Irene Szalajeska. Second row: Lula Morey, Fern Lloyd, Eva Dostilio, Janet liletcher, Thelma Paige, Arlene Richards, Laura Eaves. Archery Group Left to right: Alice Fiske, Ruth Clement, Mabelle Ifelch, Edith Noble, Sarah WYIIIJH, Florence Edwards, Page Sixty-Seven fgi liwma KQQ 2523 Heads of Sports lfirst row: Marion Rollins, Thelma Paige, Mabelle Velch. Second row: Janet Fletcher, Dorothy Minor, Lula Morey, Mary lioster. Women's Athletics The Wonien's Athletic Association is one of the foremost campus organ- izations. Every girl student has an equal opportunity to become a member by winning one hundred points for participation in the many, varied sports by the school, and by achieving a scholastic average of, 8021. At the beginning of the Freshman Year, each girl is placed on either the Red or White Team, and she remains a supporter of this group throughout the course. Awards of emblems, pins, and blazers are presented each year to those filling the necessary requirements. Fall and Spring Sports Days are sponsored biennially, terminating the various seasonal sport tourneys. These include baseball, archery, hockey, bowling. badminton, baseball, volleyball, and swim- ming. The winners of each event are presented with numerous monograms and all varsity players receive letters. Our slogan is: A sport for every girl. and every girl in a sport. The varsity basketball squad owes its striking success to Miss Marjory Bateman, who coached them faithfully throughout the season, and who was largely responsible for their two close victories over Plymouth, our worthy rivals. Another important person in the field of girl's athletics this year has been Miss Miriam Clark, who has most efficiently filled the position of Assistant Physical Education Director. Paqe Sixty-Eight EW m m 25 E1 V n FALL 3' SPORTS DAY H - '.G'g'T f1'4i 41- , .. 1 ' 5 F Pa Lg-gf H?l lwm EaQoM lZ5X:g 'Q Cross Country Team First row: Stanley Johnson, James Jordan, Robert Edmunds, Carroll Fortier. Second row: Raymond Robinson, Walter Zygmunt, Lewis Montrone, Mr, DeMar. Page S evenly ggi? E W 553.3- Varsity Basketball Squad First row: George Zoulias, Paul Nordman, Neil Sullivan, Arthur Giovannangeli, William St. Jacques Q1-Ionorary Captainl. Second row: Mr. Caldwell, Stanley Johnson, Richard Bennett, Kenneth Creighton, James Noukas. K. N. Varsity Basketball Summary 1934-1935 .. 37 HY Seniors .s....... .4 53 Castleton Normal .,... . 1. 48 Gorham Normal .,... . ,. 34 Castleton Normal ,.s.. . ., 42 Keene City Club ...,... . .. 28 New Britain, Conn. .. .. 50 Gorham Normal .4...., . 1. 35 Y Club ....,...,.... ,, 34 Salem Teachers ....... . ., 34 New Britain Teachers .. 30 Fitchburg Teachers 1 .. .. 63 Plymouth Normal .. 26 Y Club 1 .,....... .. .. 30 Farmington Normal .. 35 14 29 14 41 27 34 49 . 26 ., .s.s 42 ,,.. 55 19 23 35 Page Seventy-One ggi? a rca Zag-3 V,-asf ,vw ef-J-v flnae gym class is inf? 'Q' f Men's Stunt Clu - Q . 4- 4-I' ' ' A 6 'J' I .B : at was a. 4,-ganna: roo YA' celffl .id the 55,-,v 5-AQQPS . Q e S o 'c '- -- n c.'ll!lenYs ports Siiinnxisary 1934-5935 I-940' The usual fall sports program of intramural games was carried out in 1934, consisting of speed ball, tennis, horseback riding, cross country, hiking, swimming and badminton. The cross country team held two meets with Gor- ham Normal school, one in Keene and one at Gorham. Me. Gorham won here, while the local boys reversed the score at Gorham. Robert Edmonds, '37, Loudon, led the Keene runners in both meets. During the fall, seven men earned their senior life saving certificates. Coach Caldwell's basketball team had an unusually successful season play- ing with other teacher training institutions. and the Keene Y Club. Trips were taken to schools in Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts. For the Hrst time Plymouth was represented by a team of men, and two games were played with this group, both victories for Keene. The team closed its season with ten victories and five defeats. The locals scored 565 points against 482 by opponents. Only two of the regular players will be lost by graduation. At the time of going to press the spring program had gotten under way. with large groups engaged in tennis, baseball and track. The interest in tennis has been increased due to the hard surfaced courts. The athletic season of 1934-1935 deserves to be recorded in the history of the school as one of the most successful. Practically every man in school was engaged in one or more activities during the season. Page Seventy-Two if-,5!Egi PWM amoM l25X:j- CJGCWR Le Petit Salon First row: Ruth Rix, Nina Usko, Thelma Dickinson, Mr. Blackington, Barbara Severance, Mary Powers, Lucille Craggy. Second row: Ethel Howe, Jeanette Diotte, Edythe Johnston, Dorothy Plaisted, Theresa Burke, Winona Richardson, Helen Pratt, Hortense Scott. Third row: Dorothy Erwin. Alice Ouellette, Mary Moran, Rachel Kendrick. Robert Ziefl, Pauline Smallcon, Laura lVlcQuide. Alberta Cushing, Aina l-lyrk, Lucille Plante. Page Seventy-Three ggf Eli iwwa KQow iZ5X:g Wffjijjdg 8 International Relations Club Seated: Miriam Roby, Winona Richardson, Henry Hastings, Miss Blake. Laura Eaves. Standing: Harold Smith, Richard Trufant. Amelicare Scarponi. Mary Moran, Alice Upton, Marjorie Carver, Walter Lucien, Lewis Montone. Page Seventy-Four gf 29 E Meow 252,31 Rural Club Officers Left Io rzyhl: Josephine Karwacki. Robert Piper, Miss liarnum, James Vw'hittemore. Mil- dred Vv'aters. Rural Club First rowx Sigricl Christiansen, Winnifred Champagne. Madeline Pishon. llya Dostilio, Frances Cirindstaff, Barbara Gardner. Marjorie Pinard, Katherine Grindstaff. Second row: Alice Fiske. Ruth Brown. Velma Bartlett, Mary Stirk, Natalie Haddock, Dorothy Stewart, Dorothy Sawyer, Hazel Webster, Arlene Jenkins, Evelyn Lovejoy. Third row: Eleanor Child. Katherine DeMerritt, Ruth Travers, Louise Hatch. Vernon Perkins. Neil Sullivan, David Armstrong. Isabel Cook. Julia liloyd. Maxine Westcun, lldith Rich. Page Seuenly-Five gg Eli Ewne KQQWE E lliasgj Arden Craft Club lfirsl FOLUI Miss Stewart. Ruth Mary Doe, l.eora Gardner. Rena Batchelder, Miss Baird. Second I'tJLL'I lilorina Potvin. Vvlesley Brett. Dorothy Smith, XVinnifred Hammond. Francis Pace. Virginia Hough, Virginia Chase. Philip Whitney', Mabelle lielch. Dramatic Club First row: Helen Pratt. Ruth Mary Doe. Claudia Croteau, lona Sheehe. Dorothy Plaisted, Amelicare Scarponi. Fred Barry, Mr, Drenan, Wesley Brett, Maybelle l7elch, Maxine Weston. Velma Pierce, Eleanor Tarbox. Second row: Barbara Severance, Grace McDonald, l.ucille Plante, lfrances Grindstaff, Mad- eline Dearhorn. Jeanette Saigh, Mildred Hill, Mary Bemis. Jennie Simonds. lllizabeth Marlin. Jane Langer. Virginia Chase. Mae Youngquist, June Kendall, lidythe Johnston. Third row: l.ewis Montrone, l,awrence Goss, Richard Trufant, Robert Edmunds, lra Stopford, XValter l,ucien, James Vvlhiltemore, Walter Zygmunt, Raymond Robinson, Theodore Blanchard. Page Seuenlif Six Q22 2 m ESQ fx A vo rl O 3. VU 5.- 4, W' NX ON r-4 73 QS NPI GTI CTLCCTTI Gomm rn A-4 x.. RS aa 4.4 F5 Q. ...B EE -IT, ,-:E -54. si U2 5 s: CI-I 'ff-'.. N vii CDN .53 s: 5. '-ni FS Eco F3 EE L4 In. :ia 'HQ .9 QQ-4 U-cn 152 25 U, ... ,... EE V1 Er LE ax-Q' .25 H o. Pu 0.52 Q: E5 QS -30 LP' o 4-:BJ V1 -22.4 Q2 c f-lag. B55 Uno Page Seventy-Seven ggi? l rea E523 De La Salle 'First row: Walter Lucien, Ann Crowley, Arthur Giovannangeli. Miss McGlynn Daniel Sullivan, Mary Powers, Mary Moran. Neil Sullivan. Second row: Rene Mathieu, Mary Stirk. Phyllis O'Brien, Dorothy Grace Ethel fish Madeline Pishon, Paul Corette. Third roeu: Florina Potvin, Ruth McVeigh, Eileen McKenna. Edwina Luneau Walter Zygmunt, Marion Bergeron, Victor Seymour, Loraine Rocheleau, Ruth Travers Lewis Mon trone, Florence Hutchinson, Eva Dostilio. President - VIICC-1Jf9Sl'llC'V7l Secre tar ll f Treasurer - Marion Bergeron Valmore Blais Victor Boccia Madelyn Broderick Theresa Burke Ann Carroll Ruth Chadwick Donald Chamberlain Winnifred Champagne Waltina Chrostowski Roger Clouette Paul Corrette Anne Crowley Alice Desmond Jeanette Diotte Gertrude Duval Eva Dostilio Loretta Fitzgerald Margaret Gibbons Arthur Giovannangeli Page Seventy-Eight De La Salle Club OFFICERS DAN1iai, SULLIVAN QARTHUR GIOVANNANQEI Il - - MARY Poweies CJEANLQTTE DIOTTEJ - - 1 NlARY MoRAN QANNE CROWLFYD MEMBERS Dorothy Grace Dorothy Hugron Florence Hutchinson Arlene Jenkins Josephine Karwacki Francis Linscott Fern Lloyd Walter Lucien Edwina Luneau Renee Mathieu Jeannette Maurotte Emerson McCourt Thomas McCullough Eileen McKenna Ruth McVeigh I ewis Montrone Mary Moran Phyllis O'Brien Alice Ouellette Madeline Pishon - NEIL SULLIVAN! Florina Potvin Mary Powers Bertha Raines Paul Reason Loraine Rocheleau Victor Seymour Katherine Sherry William St. Jacque Mary Stirk Daniel Sullivan Cornelius Sullivan Helen Szalajeska Irene Szalajeska Ruth Travers Peter Valeska Dorothy Woinick Marie Wright Salwa Zaidy Walter Zygmunt ggfigliwwa aeQow lZ5s:.1.-J Y. W. C. A. Officers Left to right: Mae Youngquist, Barbara Alexander, Katherine Ctage, Hazel Webster, Miss Blake, Faculty advisor. Bessie Adams Barbara Alexander Jeanette Bowlby Virginia Bulkeley June Clark Sigrid Christianson Lucille Craggy Lauraine Crosby Harriett Crosby Ethel Croteau Betsey Crowell Beatrice Cushing Georgia Day Madeline Dearborn Dorothy Downing Laura Eaves Gertrude Emerson Mildred Emerson Mabelle Eelch Alice Fiske Members of the Y. W. C. A. Julia Floyd Mary Foster Katherine Gage Ellen Hartshorn Nona Haynes Virginia Hough Ethel Howe Velma Lawler Ruth Little Flora Longa Alberta Martin Elsie McConnell Shirley Mclntyrc Laura McQuidc Lois Melendy Stella Newell Evelyn Pedersen Marjorie Pinard Dorothy Plaisted Charlotte Redden Ethel Renton Winona Richardson Elizabeth Sargent Barbara Severance Iona Sheehe Jean Taylor Louis Tewksbury Alice Upton Helen Upton Barbara Vogel Kathryn Walsh Hazel Webster Beatrice Whitaker Maude Whitcomb Madeline Wilson Sarah Wyman Mae Youngquist Evelyn Zussey Faculty Advisor MISS BLAKE Page Seventy-Nine F5422 E wa KQQMEZL 55:5 K Club Ifirsl row: Elson Herrick, Edwina Luneau, Eva Dostilio. Lula Morey, George Zoulias. Second row: June Clark. Walter Zygmunt, Lewis Montrone, James Jordan, William Sl, Jacques, Laura Eaves. Third row: Janet Fletcher, Georgia Day, Evelyn Pedersen. l've changed my mind. A'That's good. Does it work any better? -ANSWERS MAGAZINE. Joe: Did you get your hair cut? Jim: No, I just washed it and it shrank. Page Eighiy gg Eli 'aww KQQ 2523-1 Nu Beta Upsilon First row: Barbara Gardner. Viola lfrost, Helen Upton. Marcella Finley, Eleanor Tarbox, Beatrice Judkins, Edith Rich, Loretta Fitzgerald. Second row: Justine Bosquet, l.ois Melendy. Evelyn Puffer. Edythe Johnston, Irene Szalajeska, Jennie Simonds, Helen Corbett. Ruth Hardy, Hazel Stone, Mildred Emerson, Third row: Evelyn Zussey, Ruth Little, Helen Moore, Barbara Vogel, Florence Edwards, Elsie McConnell. Dorothy Downing, Theresa Burke, Katherine Snyder, Charlotte Redden, Lois Steere, Maude Whiteomb. George: Does your mother make it hot for you when you don't show up for supper? Daniel: No: I eat it cold. -l'School Echoes, Texarkana, Arkansas. Trackman coming in last: Did you take my time? Timer: I didn't have to. You took it yourself. - Epworth Herald. Page Eighty-One 5 , 5 R F,gfIl9 WZ KQQ ESQ? Forum First row: Leora Gardner. Lewis Montrone. Marion Bergeron. Neil Sullivan, Andrew Crooker. Mary Powers. Robert Ziefl. Vanella Clawson. Sefond row: lflorina Potvin. Helen Tsiotis. Doris Delaware. Jeanette Saign. Ruth Rix. Josephine Karwacki, Frances Grindstafl, liva Dostilio, Miriam Roby. Jean Taylor, 7.171-Fil' row: Lloyd Narramore, Raymond Robinson. W11llCY Lucien, James Vw'hitlemore. Lawrence Goss. Donald Cooney, Boys' Varsity Debating Team LUIII Io righlz Neil Sullivan. Roberl Zieff, Andrew Croolxer. Raymond Robinson, Lewis Monlrone. Page Eighly- 'I uso gif rg a aeQ 3523 Women's Varsity Debating Squad Left to righlr Marion Bergeron, Jeanette Saigh, Vanetta Clawson, Miss McGlynn, Coach: Miriam Roby, Leora Gardner, Mary Powers. Mrs Kapek: Have you read Freckles? Doris I-I. fblushingjz No, Mrs. Kapek: mine are brown. fROGERS RECORD, Spoka ne. Washington. Prank: I'd like to see something cheap in a felt hat. Clerk in store: A'Try this on and look in the mirror. -AREOPAGUS, Talcott, W. Va. Little Roy was taking a cold, and seemed unusually quiet. Don't you feel well, Sonny? asked his mother. No, mother, I don't, answered the boy, my nose is too tight-fitting. -CHRISTIAN EVANGELIST. Page Eighly- Three E: 221 i am EQQQNELQL lZ5x:'r Keene Club First row: Philip Ide, Lucille Plante, Marjorie Carver, Dorothy Minor. Victor Boccia, Elizabeth Scribner, Janette Snow, Jean Dudley, Madeline Pishon, Winnifred Champagne. Second row: Wesley Brett, Arthur Ide, Meda Richardson. Ruth Rix, Evelyn Brinton, Frances Grindstaff, Eva Dostilio, Marion Bergeron. Third row: Gilbert Wyman, James Leigh, Lula Morey. Mrs. Hudson, Helen Pratt, Barbara Erwin, Elizabeth Harris, Hortense Scott, Charles Beard. Fourth row: Paul Reason, Ruth Hardy, Hazel Stone, Beatrice Reynolds, Katherine Grind- staff, Dorothy Conway, Jenness Carlton. Arlene Lund, Marjorie Johnson. Fifth row: George Corson, Philip Whitney, Arthur Giovannangeli, Richard Bennett, Robert Zieff, Paul Nordman, Lester Harris, Clark Whittemore, Stanley Johnson, Lloyd Narramore, Leona Mansfield, Hazel Lewis, Mildred Asbury, Charles Kline, Weldon Stanford. Page Eighly-Four gf 29 E KQ ZSXQ Nature Club First row: Ruth Brown. Alice Fiske, Gertrude Currier, Isabel Cook, Rena Batchelder, Maxine Weston. Sefond row: Janet Fletcher. Velma Bartlett, Mary Stirk, Hazel XVebster, Natalie Haddock, Dorothy Sawyer. Dorothy Stewart. Third row: Julia Floyd, Katherine DeMerritt, Ruth Travers, Eleanor Child, Evelyn Love- joy, June Clark, Page E1'ghty-Fz'L'e ggi? e M 5459 Zag-3 Sigma Pi Epsilon I Seated: Barbara Alexander, Alice Upton, Helen Pratt. Barbara Severance, Mary Dearborn, Winona Richardson, Jeanette Diotte. Standing: l.aura McQuide. Dorothy Plaisted. Ellen Hartshorn, Marjorie Carver. Miriam Roby, Katherine Gage. Mae Youngquist, Barbara Purmont. Dining Room Gang Ifirsl row: Clarence Richardson, Wesley Dickinson, Walter Moore. Ira Stopford, Josephine Karwaclci. Alice Desmond, Virginia Chase, Helen Noyes. Second row: Arlene Jenkins, Ruth Hoey, Natalie Hadloclc, Esther Hussey, Florence Dav- enport, Jeanette Saigh, Gertrude Currier, Florence Dustin, Flora l.ong.1, Helen Szalajeska. Third row: Jane Langer, Janet Fletcher, Ruth Kingsbury. Harriet Crosby, Edith Noble. Dorothy Lewis, Bertha Raines, Miriam Roby, Dorothy Stewart. Mary Stirk. Mildred Emerson. Katherine Walsh. Ethel Croteau. Isabel Cook. Page Eighty-Six gf E2 E E523- Academy of Science First row: Barbara Alexander, Wesley Dickinson, Walter Moore, Katherine Gage, Ameli- care Scarponi, Ellen Hartshorn. Second row: Virginia Hough, Alice Upton, Shirley Mclntyre, YValter Lucien, Robert Edmunds, lra Stopford. Jeanette Saigh. Third row: Winona Richardson, Clifton Kew, Richard Trufant, Robert Ziefl, Mr. Carle. Ruth Rix. VWW iff wi 4 M 'M' Ms, e M N We 'ff f , paw: wmv? ff f i 1 gfww Z, 5 -2 Li Page Eighty-Seven if i9l iwma Kaow lZ5X:j Rostra Seated: Katherine Walsli, Mae Youngquist, Barbara Purmont, Katherine Gage, Ellen Hartshorn. Slunrzinq: Dorothy Grace, Dorothy Plaisled, James Leigh, Helen Pratt, Lloyd Narramore, Miriam Roby, Beatrice Whitaker. English teacher: Have you your outside reading? Student: 'ANo, it was too cold outside. -NORTH CENTRAL NEWS. Spokane, Washington. Miss McBride: Wasn't that book the funniest thing? I was historical with laughter. Miss Collier: You mean, hysterical. Miss McBride: I don't. I laughed for ages and ages. -The Tiger Club, Hastings, Nebraska. Page Eighty-Eight fi? E 5555 , f .,,QJ'lg f , :rg ,ag X, je. , ,,, in ,Q - w xi k if , My :Ll ' V K C5 Scrwo , , 1 G11 ,, f Ffa . I K 3 HW' A190017 FOP Mrk be 0196! ,.,i..... ......-. ,,,-..............-- ed? Y 'ff- Room '0T'ee A' - -- 'M , e ng ' ,wi -n zvsit ? ' . 6 If' ,-TIM H pf: Page Eighty-Nine f 241 ev-z,,g,cn9, been l 'z vi'fl l fgfE2l ME EiQQM l55gW X Alpha Pi Tau Fraternity First row: Walter Lucien, Elson Herrick, Neil Sullivan, Victor Boccia, Joseph Baines, Paul Stimson. Wesley Dickinson, Harold Smith. Second row: Carroll Fortier, Rodney Griffin. Lewis Montrone. George Zoulias, Ira Stop- ford, Amelicare Scarponi, Charles Beard. Thiru' row: James Whittemore, Robert Domina, Harold lfarrar, Waldo Streeter, Robert Edmunds, Page Ninelif ggi? E ESE? Alpha Pi Tau Pledgees lfirsl row: Lawrence Goss, James Noukas, Stanley Johnson, James Leigh, Walter Zygmunt. Sewnd row: Raymond Robinson, Robert Ormand, James Jordan. Paul Nordman, Lester Harris. Page Nr'netq'On? ggi? 2 m ESQ Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity O it -,Z Wk R, First row: Peter Valcska, Donald Piper, Daniel Sullivan, Clarence Richardson, Fred Barry, William St. Jacques. Second row: Paul Corrette, Andrew Crooker, lawrence Bucher, David Vorticr, Walter Moore, Donald Chamberlin, Thomas McCullough. Third row: lfrancis Pace, Clifton Kew. Richard Trufant. Robert Pipvr. Page Ninety-7100 if E ZSXW ' C 1-I A , ,- L ,i .,,..x4 ., J, Q . X H ' a vn- -A-'L Kappa Delta Phi Pledgees Ftrs! mug: Carl Youngquist, Kenneth Creighton. Sherman Joslin. Jesse Davis, Daniel Tcl man, I. uther Preston. Second row: Vernon Perkins. Clifton Smith, Ross Gale. Waller Palmer. Victor Seymour, Donald Cooney. Page Ninety- Three 'fgfE?l NE EiQQM lZ5Sgj Nursery School Wide Awake Fast Asleep fgagliww KQQwWZlZ5Xq RpRH H11 gg Q9 E 2amw E523 Mid-Year Ball Decorations, Spaulding Gymnasium if s L 'i n ig, ,,' X. : - , Y n,,. f , . ,L Kiwi- - 2 5 Q 'A i - iiiii iii f .i' , ii Q 'M'1'1ffWR i Iaqe Nzmtq Six EA? E m ESQ in . f 11-ffE2Q WE KQQN i55Xsj i S d R Huntress Hall gg Mi eww KQQM JZ5Ej Music Ro P k H11 gg tell. 'WW EiQQW l55Ej' 1935 Kronicle Board Faculty adviser, Harry B. Preston. Consulting editor, Roy A. Sullivan. Editor-in-chief, Alice Upton, '35, Hancock. Associate editors, Valmore Blais, '35, Laconiag Helen Pratt, '36, Keene, in charge of yearbook. News editors, Grace MacDonald, '35, Hampton: Dorothy Hugron, Spec., Hancock. Business and circulation managers, Paul K. Stimson, '36, Milford: Waldo R. Streeter, '36, Keene. Boys' sports editors, Lewis Montrone, '36, Keene: Richard O. Trufant, '36, Peterboro. Girls' sports editors, Louise Tewksbury, '35, Littleton: Velma D. Peirce, '36, Winchester. School exchange, Janet Whitcomb, '35, Keene. New Hampshire schools and educational notes, Barbara Severance, '36, Hillsboro. Trades and Industries editor, Ralph Duso, '35, Laconia. Music editor, Ruth M. Doe, '35, Northwood. Art editor, Elizabeth Morrison, '35, Keene. Home economics editor, Katherine M. Snyder, '36, Woodstock, Vt. Fraternity editors, Kappa, Andrew J. Crooker, Jr., '36, Hillsboro: Alpha, Paul F. Brooks, '35, Greenfield. Alumni editors, Mary L. 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