Keene State College - Kronicle Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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H0- ' a Vi Tofu 'ill ' -Ning- D I 'oyll i K all 'Fi I .1 l dri L' I ijj' 597. X, lei ll Ve lol! Thelma N. White, Pike The-I Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society. Varsity Basketball CZD C3D, Division C2D C3D, Class C2D C3D, Color CZD C3Dg Orpheus -Club CID CZD C3D3 International Relations Club CZD C3D C4D5 Hockey CID C2D C3D, Division CID C2D CSD, Class CID C2D C3Dg Rural Club CZD C3Dg W. A. A. CID CZD C4Dg Y. NV. C. A. CIDQ Outing' Club C3D C4Dg Division Baseball CZD, Class CZD, Color Eleanor Whitney, Meridan Whit , Elie Genteel in personage Conduct and equipage, Noble by heritage, Generous and free. International Relations Club CID CZD CSD C4Dg Rural Club CID CZD CSD C4Dg XV. A. A. CID C2D CSD C4Dg Volleyball, Varsity C2Dg Class Volleyball C2D C3Dg Class Basketball CID C2Dg Class Baseball CID CZDQ Class Hockey CID C2Dg Tennis Tourna- ment CZDQ Bowling Tournament CID CZDQ Archery Tournament ClD3 Scarf Dance CID CZD C3Dg Russian Dance C2D3 Manchester Masquerade Queen C2D. Elese Gertrude Wright, Lebanon Wise to resolve, and patient to reform. Rural Club CZD C3Dg VV. A. A. CZD C3D C4Dg Y. W. C. A. CZD C3Dg Division Basket- ball CID C2Dg Class Baseball CID C2D C3Dg Division Hockey CID CZD C3Dg Bowling Touranment C3Dg Badminton Tournament CZD C3Dg Archery Tournament CZD. GRADUATE CURRICULA ELEMENTARY Jane Dickinson I Mt. Holyoke College, 1939 Irving Heath Keene Teachers College, 1940 Ruth Stoughton Springfield International College, 193 9 Elizabeth M. Willard Keene Teachers College, 1938 , SECONDARY Dorothy Bennett Keene Teachers College, 1936 Royce Whittier New Hampshire University, 1940 HoME EcoNoMlcs Edith Wirling I Keene Teachers College, 1940 -...,gf29Dg4...-

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5. S 11.10111 HJO-Jon 5 ester Josephine Ann Sviatelc, Mflncll My object all sublime H I hall achieve in time. y S . . - ' 1 Relations Club C15 C25 d C -'1 C15 C25 C35, Secretary' f35,.InlemaU0na 2- 3 I4 5 lil clli'esi2lL:eilllf35: Manchester Club CUN C25, De La Salle lclubclglj 5 gjhgil? 'linclentlclelegate at N. E. Conference of 'leachers Colleges C LC2 aCf?5- W A A, 7 'll' Y l-il? Class Team fI'?9key.l-ill, SCh2JlaC3l51FBI31:3ba1lDC25- ' i E i l L . I 5 .n .'1r 1.52132 --Pimfm-w' cur swung Pebwl C 7 IITGTII Rita Eleanor Tate, Manchester I Tail is the law of life and its best fruit. . 1 . A' a' 3 4 5 M l t Cl b C15 C25 C35 C45, Glee Club CQ, llc L3 baud lu U, lil ,H l.inCCils5e1C25'uDivision Baseball C15 C255 Division ' Cl 'si ras Pageant C155 Division OC' Y f ltiilgeihall C15 C255 Class Basketball: C15 C255 Class Volleyball C355 Color C355 YV. A. A. C25 C55 C455 De 1.11 Salle Spring Dance Committee C15 C25 C355 Sp0rIS Day C35. Katherine Louise Tibbetts, Portsmouth Kitty , Kay 5 I live on the sunny side of the street. Chapel Choir C15 C255 Pinafore C155 Christmas Pageant C15 C255 W. A. A. C25 CU C455 Y. W, C. A. C25 C355 Scholarship Day C15 C25 C355 Russian Dance C355 Sports luy C455 Red Team C25 C35 C455 Division Hockey C15 C255 Mid-Year Ball C45. Adriatic Elizabeth Uloth, Nashua Ad,-i ' Youth, with 'swift feet walks onward in the vvayg 'I he land of Joy lies all before his eyes. 5lf'l'YC3f Hall lll C353 De L3 Salle Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Dance Committee C15 l- 4-Jig l-.me-rtainnienl Chairman C15 'C25 C355 Glee Club C155 Chapel Choir C25 C35 Q45 i 53'l 'l4'XK?l ll lla? C15 C25 i35:1Chr1stmas Concert C155 Baccalaureate C15 C355 Class Day f in i zmffl l,.3fn111ffll.i-352 L0mmf:ncexnent Ball Committee C255 Reception to Robert r IMT' l- l- -JPHUH lfflllial C353 Rose Nlght C355 Junior Class Secretary C355 W. A. B. ' C' 1, an-reiary 1455 Chan-man of decoration for Mid-year Ball C45. i Evelyn Elise Wanner, Claremont EvVie , Hchubbyfll HEVSH Charms strike the sight, but merit Wins the soul. l ' - ' Q . nxernational Relation- Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Vice-President C455 XV, A, A. C15 G , , , i v 131 lvl C-1151. NLC..-X. C35 C455 Mary L. White, Claremont HJ ,, gt .. , 0 2 Speech is the index of the mind. . Bend UD C25 can co- if w f l-25' btuclent Council C95' Kroniclie gtg Ikciiellgl gg C455 Rural Club C15 ll i 95 3 X ' 1' President C355 Chapel C51-,,' 1 , . . . I A y 0 C16 ' ' . y - 55 ln-qision Basketball C255 cC5lrphe2iscClubDCl75S1?35Hockey U5 C253 Claslscelitgcltesl 33,5 iff: -ietzstgt..-

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SENIOR DIRGE proceed, O Keene-though manned by underclassmen's hands, Sail on,-though next year brings a host of faces strange, And the class of '41 has passed from view. Sweep out the old: each year brings talent new, But shed a tear, and heave a sigh, O colleagues dear, For the seniors that have gone away from you. Remember Dillant, our president, Keddy emeritus, Alice Gates: our Jo, and Bob of course: all leaders trueg For sports see Jessie, Betty J.-I name but few. O music hushed-since O. Davis leaves this sphere: O art. farewell-since Travis' brush has gone from Keene:- Chapel Choir-bewail thy seniors lost to you. Respected faculty, when hast thou seen our match For beauty. brains and teaching personalities? Though our board bills might be a trifle overdue. Keene campus-thou couldst be a desert evermore, For senior lovers sit no longer 'neath thy trees, Mid year ball--may thy streamers wear funereal hue. O freshmen green-to you from falling hands we throw The books that molder in the library, row on rowg Be yours to know them well-we do! Send us out, K. T. C., to a rural school where the snow piles high, Then, though your banner of red and white droop low for us, The tables will be turned: Alma Mater, we'll miss you, too, Lois FooTE 3 Olga--