Keene State College - Kronicle Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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' ff' E N1'HfmS'Z'T-'W' fY TITLE PAGE. . . T FOREWORD. . .4 DEDICATION. . . 5 TABLE FACULTY. . . 13 SENIORS. . .23 21 CONTENTS UNDERCLASSMEN. . . 65 h-,,.,--. - F , K S X, , IJ5 ' w . ' ' ,P , H Eff, , . ' Acnvmes. . .75 . I ly,, . ,viii 'J' + LLL In LLL 11 -C n.---.v---n------ XXAN . . . Ji' f X- All T - 'IHYHTQLH Ei iii? ,lm , cmw:f'9', U IXP:NS40N I 5 if CAMPUS EXPANSION. . . T25 ATHLETICS. . . 131 CANDID PHOTOS. . . T43 fff ff pk' X' .Tw wp 'ff ' ff XM ig? ,fv',w 1. 6ffQ?5ax , X X ix X .ff X. ,X if r f, ff 5jX5X3gX Q f7gQY5!' AQ Q iw, Xi- X XX x. MMM M ,V, xxign- .m ,WWW I ,J .n ' 'np' I- Wemdaecmxwuawuwzqaqmzwqwwam n D . E n D 2 I n C A T I t O It is one thing to make History. It is quite another to make it live in the hearts and minds of those who are to receive its future challenge. We take pleasure in ac- knowledging the efforts of one such instructor-in tweeds and with pipe-with a dedicated, 4'Thank you, Doctor Abbott . . . N 7htMe qaM DR. 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YOUNG Presidenf X 1 70e4ee460wZ4b Matwmyhwzmuaun 'MW DOROTHY A. RANDALL H. DWIGHT CARLE FRANK H. BLACKINGTON, JR. FRED L. BARRY Dean of Personnel Dean of Instructions Placement Director Dean of Men CSP RICHARD H. CONCDON CLARA GIOVANNANCELI MARION WHITNEY MARY DONAHUE Director of Student Teaching Bursar Registrar Dictician GARY PEARSON Business Manager COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION DR. AUSTIN J. MCCAFFREY ,.,.,..,,,,,,,.., ,.............,........... ,..,..,..,.,, C 0 IICOTKI STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION FRANKLIN HOLLIS, Chairman ....,.,....,.,.,,,,r.,..,...r,,..,...,...,,.,,,,,,,,,, Concord MRS. WAYNE P. BRYER ,.,,,,. .. ,, Concord NOEL T. WELLMAN ......... ,...,, .,,,,,,,,,, C o nwuy JOSEPH W. EPPLY .............., ..,,, ,,,.,,,, It I ancheslvr MRS. HOWARD W. KIRK .....,... ,,,,,,,,,,,.. K com' JAMES J. POWERS, M.D. ...,4.Y ,,,,,,,, It Ianchcslvr EDWARD G. ROBINSON ......... ,..,..,, I. ancasxvr mu, Me ,Ma VW' 09' .ff MARION F. HUDSON MARIE T. COODRICH SPRACUE W. DRENAN SPENCER E. EATON English Biology English Industrial Arts .:V g-1 2 K - W an C? xv --iq MAYNARD C. WALTZ BERTHA MANCHESTER LAVERNE BUSHNELL INDA M. GILL Latin, Psychology Education Industrial Arts College Nursv, Health , , Y , - -. , fi ARTHUR CIOVANNANGELI CORRINE SATLER LLOYD F. l-IAYN SUMNER W. JOYCE Sciencv Home Economics Economics Physical Education M-ta 7d'ZfdM6h4I06446l866a6fd6a Matgadea' al!- I ELLA O. KEENE ETTA M. MERRILL RUTH W. KEDDY ANN C. PETERS Geography Art Physical Education Milih0m11liCS, Efll1C21li0n 'fc ..f:L, JAMES W. CARUTHERS LILLIAN B. MORRISON MALCOLM KEDDY EDWIN BETZ Social Studies Home Economics English Science .ew N tus tg N sit-Mr-.f :-. te. fr' MARION L. GOODWIN DENNIS KIELY FRANK TISDALE FREDERICK ABBOTT Librarian Music Industrial Arts Social Studies 'Rx ' 7zomt4enoz'4ou2frp!e4KomZoZ4eQodZ44ftZoaezalZ X, 'M . I S -.1 xx? ffm' f' 'Qu 4? ,V 41575. 17 . 4:-..nv GEORGE J. BERGERON MARION B. CLARK BERTHA S. DAVIS Principal Grade VI Grade I QT? .' , lx.: 1 I 1 'E ,. .. SHIRLEY C. HEISE VIOLA S. KLINE CHRISTINE LANCASTER Grade III Kindergarten Grade V is 'Q' JEANNETTE STEVENS DAVID COSTIN Grade II Grade V ,411 ELFREDA I. FROST Grade III 3. 49 1 A ' I 2, - f ' Q. lg , f . Y . ' jxpfg .. ,. ia, I 1 . YK f 2 ,X lib s? afar'- '.: -Qvxh: an , f f L .l..fIf - 1?.I.Qff- ffm ' Q- W .X 'W 51. A 1 .g K . GERTRUDE MERRIAM Grade IV 00t6M60t6g6Fwff66 ,,Q?w4a66z94,' FIRST ROW: Gladys M. Shovcr, Vangie Ruskowski. SECOND ROW: Marion F. Whitney, Ethel J. Frazer, Carol A. Logan, Katherine L. McNeill, Clara Giovannangeli. S T c U o D u E N N s T E AND L R 1 S B R A R zo FlRST ROW: Myron E. Fuller, Marie Anne Schultz, Jacqueline Abbott, Dorothy Wallace, Adrienne Burbank, Anne Stewart, Sandra Oles, Marion L. Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Shirley Brown, Barbara Greenough, Phyllis LaCroix, Mary Nelson, Katherine Cady, Doris Courteau. 'Me cautaofagfzaapafze totdewdolef D I H N A I L N L G G A N G FIRST ROW: .loan Woodhull, Joan Cleary. .I0an Greene, N. D. Aldrich, Louise Hunt, Margie Shaw, Carol Catcomb, Gertrude Koerner. SECOND ROW: Irene Plourde, Dorothy McCarthy, Claire Coll, Luvie Fowler, Edwin Johnson, Elizabeth Cuyottc, Donna DeCato, Diane Dearborn. THIRD ROW: Nancy Kingsbury, Ruth Fleming, Maxine Weld, Carol Kirkkala, Patty Gonye, Phyllis Lankalis, Kathleen Bergeron, Joan Schafer, Susan McLain. FOURTH ROW: Hazel Vaughan, Carol Elwell, Diane Osgood, Natalie Brown, Judy Batchelder, John Connolly, Connie Davis, Robert Gcndron, Sheila Murphy, Marjory Morrill, Louise Morrill, Sylvia Pinard. T C H E N C R E W Mary Ann Martin, Lena Crotenu, Carl Nauceder, Mary Donahue, Margaret Gilbo, Dorothy Bruso, Whilhemenia Thoin. 2l 7461 Charles Lerandeau, Delima Albert. S T U D T N I 1 o R s 'f FIRST ROW: Lewis McMahon, Rexford Bell, John Wondolowski, Edmund Poor, Roger Wilson Clarence Blanchettc. 1? 3 is I 9 1. 'if 4 'N N, N vm ,A S 70e4fwmc'adedofZ4e4e6pe4e4de2ll0w4 PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE Better Unborn Than U ntaughf' I -HEYWOOD, 1546 Classmates: Here we stand on the threshold of service not only to our students but also to our distinguished predecessors. They have constructed, remolded, and lengthened the road of education, without upheavals and crevices, that we must follow: this road surrounds the earth. We must and shall follow this path but it shall be our duty to continue their work and the responsibility lies with us to begin this road on its journey around the universe. The world is too small for man therefore his quest for education and learn- ing is growing larger. We must be prepared for this expansion so we won't fall behind. It will be up to us, the youthful teachers of today's children, tomorrow's parents and future leaders of state, world and universal organizations, to mold the minds, manners, and morals of our students who will spread to all ends of the universe. The schoolroom of today is the testing ground of to- morrow's scientists, businessmen and governmental officials. During our stay at Keene Teachers College we have received the basic essentials to carry out this task set before us. We have been instructed and advised that time changes, but unless we are prepared, theories, ideals, and practices will not be revised at similar speeds. If we are to accept the full responsibility of teaching we must always be cautiously alerted for these changes so that mankind will reap the full harvest Kala! W fffflwv CLASS OF 1958 of our service. 7ofznotalone44aewegd6redt4e2t4d946Z6d4adea1afonaa, A ABBOTT, .IACQUELINE ALICE Portsmouth, New Hampshire Jackie Elementary SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, SEA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, NH SEA State Treasurer 4, Kronicle 3, 4, Senior Editor 4, Student Council 3, 4, Student Counselor at Fiske 2, 3, 4, WAA 2, 3, 4, Fiske House Council 1, Interdorm Council 1, Social Committee 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Campus Club Worker 1, Who's Who 4, Archery Leader 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Leader 2, 3, SCM Representative Assembly at Rolling Ridge, Massachusetts 3, SCM Conferences at Northfield, Massachusetts, Harvard University 4, SCA State Conventions 3, 4. I i n ALOSA, PATSY DOMINIA New Hampshire ClPatSy,, Industrial Education Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Theta Chi Delta 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intra- mural Basketball 4, Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Football 1, 2, 3, 4. AMES, RICHARD EARL Keene, New Hampshire ClBen9, Industrial Education U. S. Army two years, Outing Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Ski Team 1, Married, three children. Commuter's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, Kronicle 3g SEA 3, 4. BAILEY, KATHLEEN JEANNETTE Keene, New Hampshire liKay9! Secondary President 35 Sigma Pi Epsilon BALDVINS, EDNA SVAVA Marlboro, New Hampshire Secondary Commuter's Council 1, 25 KTC Chorus 1, 2, 3g Concert Choir 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice President 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4g WAA 1, 2, 3, 4g Handbook Editor 35 Outstanding Freshman Award, NSA Conference 2. BARBEAU, ERNEST JOSEPH Manchester, New Hampshire Ernie', , Secondary Alpha Pi Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 2, Treasurer 3g IFC 4, Elementary Club 1g Student Council 43 Kronicle 2, 3, 4, Campus Photo Editor 3, Senior Editor 4g Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Council of Europe 3. Vzamaqagqgaurdu waqmaawwpzm BARROWS, DOROTHY MINGINS Winchester, Massachusetts ffDotty,l Home Economics Glee Club 2g Campus Club Worker 2g WAA 3g Transfer from Boston University. Married. BEAUDOIN, ALBERT LIONEL Keene, New Hampshire HAZ!! Industrial Education Newman Club lg Industrial Arts Society 3, 4-g Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4-g Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 U. S. Army two years. Married. BELLAVANCE, J. L. ROBERT Keene, New Hampshire ClB0b,, Secondary Newman Club lg U. S. Army two years. Married, two children. 7a4eopt4e!eafuwz2Zamp49low, y BREARLEY, BARBARA BURNETT Needham, Massachusetts CfBarb,f Elementary Monadnock 1, 2, Managing Editor 23 Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 2, Outing Club 1, 2, Women's Service Club 1, 2, 3, Board of Control 33 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SNEA 4-g Social Committee 3, Inter-visitation Committee 1, 2, Mayors Council 2, House Council 13 Inter-dormitory Council 1, Campus Club Worker 1, 2, 3, 4-. ,AP f' ' BONNEAU, EDWARD ALLEN Claremont, New Hampshire fGEd9, Industrial Education Industrial Arts Society 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Theta Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. BROCK, BETTY ANN Claremont, New Hampshire Elementary Nu Beta Upsilon 1, Inter-Dormitory Council 3, Huntress House Council 35 WAA 3, fl, WOl116H,S Service Club 2, 3, 4, SCA 1, All-Star Hockey 3, Volleyball Leader 35 Campus Club Worker 2, 3, 114. 'X o Y' Qweufadtluphta aawzaefuqoazkh mind BROOKS, JANICE MARGARET S Antrim, New Hampshire 66 39 I an Elementary SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman Program Committeeg Elementary Club 1, 2, 3, SEA 3, 4, Library Worker 2, 3, 4. BROWN, MARILYN JEANNE Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts Elementary SCA 1, 2, Outing Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Monadnock 3, Future Teachers of America 25 Campus Club 25 Women's Athletic Association 3, 4, Elementary Club 1, Badminton Leader 2, 3, 4. BROWN, SHIRLEY, KELLOWAY Nashua, New Hampshire Shirl Elementary Glee Club 2, SNEA 3, 4, SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, Monadnock 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 43 Fiske House Council 15 Huntress House Council 3, Assistant Treasurer 35 Inter-dorm Council 1, 3, Badminton Leader 3. 744teaedt4need4maqfa!!q4azae, CABLE, CLINTON G. Keene, New Hampshire Secondary USN. Married, three children. CANNEY, BETTY LOU Somersworth, New Hampshire Elementary SEA 3, 4-g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Choir 3, 4, SCA 2, Archery Leader 3, 4-g Bowling 3, 43 Transfer UNH. CARR, SANDRA ANN Pembroke, New Hampshire lfsandyfi Elementary Elem. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SCA 1, 2, 3, 43 SEA 3, 4-g SCM Conference at Northfield, Massachusetts 23 SCM Representative Assembly, Rolling Ridge, Massachusetts 4-. glue aa dan: to made and guide tk CARROLL, JOHN J. Keene, New Hampshire Secondary Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Historian 4-g United States Marine Corps three years, Transfer UNH. Married, one child. CASWELL, CHARLES WILLIAM West Lebanon, New Hampshire Chuck Secondary Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4g Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Baseball Ig Intramural Sports, Swimming Instructor 1, 2, 3g Ski Team 1, 2, United States Navy, four years. Married, one child. CHAMBERLAIN, ROBERT LINCOLN Wolfeboro, New Hampshire fCB0b,, Secondary Men's Advisory Board 3, 4, Dramatics 3g Transfer UNH. O , id 3 CILLEY, RICHARD N. Keene, New Hampshire CfDick7, Industrial Education US Army, two and one-half years, Transfer Student from University of New Hampshire, two and one-half years. Married, three children. CLEARY, MARGARETHA JOAN Dumont, New Jersey CfDizzy,, Elementary Newman Club 1, 23 KTC Service Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, WAA 3, 4, Campus Club Worker 1, 2, 3, 43 All-Star Volley- ball 2g Cheerleader 2. CONTOIS, CARL MELVIN Lebanon, New Hampshire Industrial Education Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Social Committee 25 Industrial Arts Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Mayor's Council 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. ?nmm4w-nmaudpwpamaulewzdegaemuqaye CONWAY, THOMAS RICHARD Dover, New Hampshire Big Tom Elementary Kappa 1, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Officer 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Baseball Ig Intramural Athletic Director 3, 43 Air Force, four years. Married, one child. COONLEY, ELIZABETH LANE Sutton, New Hampshire GGBetty53 Elementary Commuter Club 3, 4, Student National ' Education Association 4, Transfer Stu- dent from Wheelock College. Married, six children. I COTE, CYNTHIA ANN SHAW Manchester, New Hampshire Cfcindyn Elementary Glee Club 1. Married. Wcddelopamddzmnwq I COUTURE, JOHN J. Lebanon, New Hampshire Elementary Student Council 1, 2, Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Advisor to Model Council of Europe 3, Eastern State Teachers College Conference NYC 1, 2, US Navy, four years. Married, two chil- dren. I DAVIDSON, PAUL HERBERT Farmington, New Hampshire lCHajji, 3 Secondary Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Outing Club 2, 3, Men's Service Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Class Vice Pres- ident 4, Campus Club Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, US Air Force 4. Married. DAVIS, DORIS HELENE Orford, New Hampshire Home Economics Nu Beta Upsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, WAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Fiske House Council 1, Huntress House Council 2, 3, Vice President 3, Kappa Delta Phi 3, 4, WAA Honor Club 3, 4, President 4, SCA 1, Social Committee 3, KTC Service Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Leader 2, 3, All-Star 1, 2, 3, Softball 2, All-Star 1, 2, Field Hockey Leader 2, Field Hockey All-Star 2, Bowling Head 3, Campus Club Worker 2, 3, 4, Monadnock Student of the Year Award 3, Eastern States Conference 3, Province I Workshop 2, 3, AHEA Con- vention, Washington, D. C. 2. Weaaeptde ,diapeltk DAVIS, GERALD Peterborough, New Hampshlre Gerry Secondary Monadnock 3g Baseball 2g Transfer from UNH DEMARS, RAYMOND MAURICE Groveton, New Hampshire Teddy Bear Industrial Education Theta Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Candidate for Mayor 2g Men's Service Club 2, 3, In- dustrial Arts Society 2, 3, 43 Industrial Arts Conference at Providence, Rhode Island 35 Monadnock 1, 2, 3, Circulation Manager 23 Inter-visitation to Castleton Teachers College 2, Mayor's Council 2, 3, Industrial Arts Convention at Burling- ton, Vermont, 4-g Basketball JV 1, Var- sity 1, 2. DESMARAIS, ROCHELIE JEAN Concord, New Hampshire NRO!! Newman Club 1, 2, 33 Student Council 2g WAA 1 2 KTC Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Campus Club Worker 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1, 2g Mayor's Council 2, Monadnock 1 2 Out mg Club 25 Badminton Leader 35 New England Newman Club Conference 2. Weudududgedemkcqumw. N l A DUTTON, JAMES ALFRED Hollis, New Hampshire CIDutt,! Industrial Education Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4-9 Newman Club 1, 2, Industrial Arts Society 3, 41g Navy four years. Married, one child. DOUTHWRIGHT, WALTER Dover, New Hampshire CCWalt,, Secondary Student Council 2, Activity Fee Treas- urer 25 Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 45 New- man Club 1, 25 SCA 1, 2, Vice President 2, Chairman of Barrack's Veterans Com- mitteeg New York Herald - Tribune Forum 2. FAUST, JOHN RUSSELL Manchester, New Hampshire scjohnss Industrial Education Theta Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Manchester Club 1, 2, Treasurer 1, Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4-, Vice President 2, 3, Class President 3g Student Council 1, 2, 3g Industrial Arts Society 3, 4, Chairman of Inter-visitation for SC 3g Inter-visitation to Oswego New York State Teachers College 3. 74aZmanm4qh4wlana-467461, aa'da,Ju'74tefzw4y FENTON, CAROL ANN Farmington, New Hampshire G6 95 F ent Secondary Newman Club Ig Sigma Pi Epsilon I, 2, 3, 4g Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Vice President 43 Huntress House Council 3, President 3, Inter-dormitory Council 3, Basketball Ig Tennis Leader 2. F ISCHER, ALBERT WILLIAM, JR. Reeds Ferry, New Hampshire Industrial Education Theta Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2g Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega Ig Monadnock Ig Manchester Club I, 2 g Industrial Arts Society 3, 43 Basketball, Baseball, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural. FOLEY, DONALD MARTIN Manchester, New Hampshire GGD0n,, Secondary Transfer Student from St. Anselm's Collegeg US Navy, four years. Married, two children. Wedawkwkaumzgwkaad, A FRENCH, CATHERINE A. Hanover, New Hampshire ilcathyi, E Elementary Transfer Student from Lyndon Teachers College. Married, one child. GARRITY, JAMES WILLIAM Hanover, New Hampshire lflimi, Secondary Newman Club lg Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2g Ski Team 15 Army two years. Married. GELINAS, PRISCILLA Concord, New Hampshire Cilla Elementary 4 Commuters Club 1, President 2, Vice President 3, 4-g SEA 3, 43 Elementary Club lg Archery Leader 2, 3. And naw! to :dau an med fatwce my GILBO, CAROLYN ANN A Keene, New Hampshire Irish Elementary KTC Chorus 1, 2, Concert Choir 33 SNEA QFTAJ 2, 3, 4, ' Librarian 4, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Monadnock 23 Kronicle 3, 4, Assistant Art Editor 3, Senior Editor 4, Inter-dormitory Coun- cil 3g Women's Commuters Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Newman Club 1, 2, 4g Elementary Club 1. GILE, KENNETH EDWARD N. Swanzey, New Hampshire FCKenny,7 Industrial Education Theta Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, 4, SCA 35 Kappa Delta Pi 4, IFC 25 US Navy, two years. Married. GILE, PATRICIA GOULD North Swanzey, New Hampshire NPG!!! Elementary FTA 1, 2, 3, President 2, WAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, SCA 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Huntress House Council Treasurer 3, Inter-Dormitory Council 3, All-Star Hockey 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 33 Softball 1, 2, 3, Assistant Head of Softball 2, Head of Softball 3, Field Hockey Leader 25 Campus Club Worker 33 State FTA 2. Married. t. z4fdwnm,fe'na, mow Y ww f J ceded.. GOSS, JUDITH ANN Canaan, New Hampshire Cifudyv Secondary Kappa Delta Phi 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Sigma Pi Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4-, Secretary 3. via-w COULD, GORDON ERNEST Bellows Falls, Vermont Gordie Industrial Education Band 3g Theta Chi Delta 2, 3, 4-3 SCA 3, 4-g Industrial Arts Society 3, 4-3 Intra- mural Football 2, 3g Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4-g Transfer Student from Nor- wich University. HACKETT, DAVID EDWIN Epping, New Hampshire ifDa'Ue,, Industrial Education Sigma Tau Gamma 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 2, 33 Rod and Gun Club 2, 35 US Army, three years. Married, one child. 7ZoveaeedcowaneaZ4t6e4tomh cloud HOLBROOK, EMILY JANE Keene, New Hampshire Elementary Women's Commuters Council 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1 2 3 4 HOLLORAN, ROBERT WILLIAM Nashua, New Hampshire CGStumpy!! Secondary Class President 4g Kappa Delta Phi, President 3, Athletic Officer 2g New- man Club 1, 25 Campus Club Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club I, 2, 35 Men's Service Club 1, 2 3 Interfraternity Coun- cil 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice President 4g Men's Advisory Board 3, Social Committee 2, Student Council 4g Baseball Manager Ig Eastern States Con- ference 3, 4g Board of Controls 43 Junior Council of Europe 3. INGALLS, BEVERLY ROBINSON Charlestown, New Hampshire CCBe,v95 Elementary Student Faculty Assembly Committee I, 2, Glee Club I Field Hockey 1 2, Assistant Head 2, All-Star Hockey 1, 2 Softball I 2 All Star Ig Basketball 1, 2, All-Star I. Married w4a..m44m,4eMu4,e.a,fm. JACKSON, HOWARD PAUL JR. Barrington, Rhode Island Iipauli, Industrial Education SCA 2, 3, 45 Theta Chi Delta 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 43 Monadnock 3, 4, Industrial Arts Society 3, 4, Vice President 3g SCM Annual Representative Assembly 3, US Navy, two years. JOHANSSON, THEODORE W. Jaffrey, New Hampshire fCTed,, Industrial Education Sigma Tau Gamma 15 Theta Chi Delta 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2g Industrial Arts Society 3, 4, Fitchburg Teachers College 13 US Army, two years. Married. JOYCE, BETTY ANN Winchester, Massachusetts CCBets,9 Elementary Elementary Club 3, 43 SCA 43 SNEA 43 Sports Leader 4g Archery 4, Bowling 45 Transfer from Boston University. Valladolid udafeeauagadtemalowed LANE, SANDRA JEAN North Reading, Massachusetts Clsandyi, Elementary Inter-Dorm. 3g WAA 3, 43 Glee Club I, 2, 35 House Council 33 Inter-visitation Committee 3. LEONE, RICHARD C. Sunapee, New Hampshire CG-Dick! P Industrial Education Alpha Pi Tau 2g Intramural Football 1, Softball, Marines, three years. Married, three children. LORANDEAU, SYDNEY WAYNE Keene, New Hampshire CCSyd,, Secondary Outing Club Ig Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 45 Newman Club 2g Soccer 1, 3g Tennis 33 Advisor at Mock Council of Europe, Foreign Affairs Conference at Dartmouth 3. Wine mme tie ,bwzpoee of 464 tam - LOUCHLIN, JOHN ROBERT Dover, New Hampshire Big John Secondary Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Degree Master 3, FTA 3, 4: Men's Advisory Board 3, Chairman 3, lntra-Fraternity Council 2, 3, Class Treasurer 2, Mayor of Campus 2, Social Committee 2, 3, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 2, Play Productions 3, United States Army, two years. Married, one child. LUDGATE, MARIE CAROLYN Bartlett, New Hampshire Elementary Elementary Club 1, Outing Club 1, 2, Social Committee 2, Women's Service Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, WAA' 2, 3. 4, Inter-Dorm Council 4, Campus Club Workers 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader of Bowling 2, 3, Leader of Tennis 2, 3, Castleston Teachers College Inter-visitation 3, East- ern States Teachers College Conference 3. McGUIRE, JAMES JOSEPH Dover, New Hampshire CCMac9! Elementary Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Men's Service Club 2, Parliamentar- ian, Social Committee Rep. 3, United States Air Force, four years, Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball 4 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Manager 3. 74a..,4.,a,,.fm4..ama,4faf4a,faam,af4 MALLAT, ROBERT LESTER, JR. Keene, New Hampshire flB0b,9 Elementary Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, 4, Student Education Association 3, 4, State President 4, Elementary Club 2, 3, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Tennis 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Softball 2, 3, Chair- man Model Council of Europe 3, SEA Conference 3, National Commission Teacher Education and Professional Standards 3, Dartmouth Conference on Foreign Policy 3, State Convention SEA 3, 4, Army, two years. Married, one child. MANSUR, PAULA JANE Leominster, Massachusetts Elementary Fiske House Council 1, Social Com- mittee 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Huntress House Council 2, 3, Dorm Vice Presi- dent 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, WAA 2, 3, 4, Honor Club 3, 4, Campus Club Worker 3, 4, Junior Class Vice President 3, Inter-dormitory Council 1, 3, Head of Ping-Pong 3, Assistant Head 2, Vol- leyball All-Star 3, Softball All-Star 3. MARK, BRADLEY LAWRENCE Keene, New Hampshire CfBrad9, Secondary Theta Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. 74eme4u'a9afaz'exdaa46 MARSHALL, ALBERT H. Brattleboro, Vermont HAI!! Secondary Campus Club Worker 2, Men's Service Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, 43 Kronicle 2, Monadnock 33 Alpha Pi Tau 2, 3, 4, Correspond- ing Secretary 33 Social Committee 2g Mayoris Council 23 Band 4, Transfer Student from Boston University. MARRION, JAMES NICHOLAS Brattleboro, Vermont ffjimn Industrial Education Theta Chi Delta Parliamentarian 1, 2, 3, 43 Newman Club I, 2, 3, 43 Industrial Arts Society I, 2, 3, 4, Board of Direc- tors, Basketball, .IV 1, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. METIVIER, RICHARD DAVID Dublin, New Hampshire Dapper-Dan Elementary Newman Club Ig Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4. 14414 :de dwazaa of 01414 MORAN, ERNEST JosEPH Keene, New Hampshire Ernie Secondary Alpha Pi Tau 2, 3, 43 Army, four years. Married, two children. MORIN, ROMEO EDWARD Lebanon, New Hampshire flRome9! Elementary Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Com- mittee 3. MORRILL, MARJORY V Merrimack, New Hampshire Margie Elementary KTC Chorus 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4g SCA 1, 2, 43 Transfer from UNH. Qweaeqezafwztdnlaadf I!!! if MORRIS, DONNA LEE Lyme, New Hampshire lCLee93 Secondary SEA 3, 4, Campus Club Workers 2, 3, 4, Mayor's Council, Secretary 3, Monadnock 3. MOSS, SHELIA S. New London, New Hampshire Elementary vlsltation Committee 1, 2. Chairman 2, Canterbury Club 3, 43 Class Secretary 4. . . , . , Regional National Students Associa- tion Conference at Bridgeport, Connec- ticut. ff -A MURPHY, SHELIA ANN Merrimack, New Hampshire CFMILI-pil!! Elementary WAA 2, 3, 4, KTC Service Club 2 3 4' KTC Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4, All-Star ldaslletball 2, 3,4 All-Star Softball 3. Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 2, Inter- We fhunewdudyoaawetlnewaeaaqaaaedncemrd, MURRAY, HELEN EDITH Keene, New Hampshire Home Economics Transfer Student from University of Arizona, University of California, Kirksville CMissouriD Teachers College. Married, four children. MURRAY, MARY LOUISE Nashua, New Hampshire Mary Lou Secondary Student Christian Association 1g Ele- mentary Club 1, 2, Campus Club Worker 25 Outing Club 25 Sigma Pi Epsilon 3, 45 WAA 2, 3g Student Librarian 2, 3g Bowling Leader 2g Badminton Leader 1, 2. NELSON, MARY A MAGDALENE Charlestown, New Hampshire Secondary Fiske House Council lg Inter-Dorm Committee 1g Newman Club 1, 2g Sigma Pi Epsilon 3, 4-g WAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres- 1 ident 2, President 3g WAA Honor Club 3, 43 Vice President V of Class 2, Basketball 1, 2, 33 Leader 2, 33 Field Hockey Leader 35 Tennis Leader 2, 35 First Place Tennis Tourna- ment 2. aww ua ta ide chu NUGENT, HAROLD ELMER Groveton, New Hampshire ffNuge!5 Secondary Theta Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, President 4g Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3g Monad- nock 1, 2, 3, Sports Editor 2, Basketball Manager 1, 2, Student Council 2, Social Committee 25 Eastern States Con- ference 2g US Navy, three years. Married, two children. OLSEN, JAMES RANGUALD Laconia, New Hampshire Hole!! Industrial Education Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts Society 3, 4, US Navy, four years. Married, one child. O'MARA, LOUIS JAMES Keene, New Hampshire ffL0u,9 Industrial Education Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 43 Industrial Arts Society 3, 4. 0,4 e an ,eadaun and ewumea O'NEIL, ARTHUR EDWARD Keene, New Hampshire ChiPPy,' Secondary Council of Europe CClaremontJg Outing Club Baseball 1 2 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club, Transfer Amerlcan lnter National, Springfield, Massachusetts Married PADDEN, THOMAS FRANCIS Manchester, New Hampshire CCT0,n,, Secondary Social Committee 2, 33 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4-g Kron- icle lg Manchester Club 1, 2, 3, 4-g Mayor's Council 1, 2, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Club Worker lg Alpha Phi Omega 1, 25 Service Club 3, Treas- urer 3g Assistant Manager Campus Club 2g Monadnock 1, 2, Inter-visitation to Gorman Teachers College, Gorman, Maine, 2. PELCZAR, MARY LEE Dover, New Hampshlre Elementary SCA lj Elementary Club 1, 2, 3, Kronlcle Secretary to the Editor 33 WAA 2, 3, 4, WAA Honor Club 4 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Concert Choir 3g Badmlnton Leader 2 3 Head 35 All-Star Volleyball 3. 064ZM6d40tltdIth'804fZ.. PERKINS, CHESTER WARREN, JR. 13 Lakeport, New Hampshire A Chef, Industrial Education Industrial Arts Society 3, 4, President 3, Student-Faculty Assembly Committee 4, USAF 4. V PIERCE, JAMES ANTHONY Keene, New Hampshire liJi,n5, Elementary Newman Club 1, 23 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, Social Committee 43 Glee Club 1, 3g Monad- nock 3, 4, SEA 3, 4, Social Committee 4g Alpha Pi Tau 2, 3, 4. PLANTE, RAYMOND JOSEPH Somersworth, New Hampshire l5Ray-Ray!! Industrial Education Theta Chi Della 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Society 2, 3, 4, Charter Member, Director 2. 33 Student Council 3, 4, Social . Committee 2, 33 Newman Club 2, 3, 4, Mayor's Council 3, 4: Inter-Fraternity Council 33 Monadnock 1, Winter Carnival General Chairman 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Campus Club Worker 43 Candidate for Mayor 4. 7oz awmhfhd POPPLE, ERNEST FRANK Enfield, New Hampshire Ernie', Secondary Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Theta Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Inter-Fraternity Council 1, Student Edu- cation Association 4, Monadnock 2, Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, Basketball Varsity Manager 2, 3. PREVOST, MYRNA BRALEY Troy, New Hampshire Secondary Chorus Accompanist 1, 2, 3, Concert Choir 3, Sigma Pi Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 2, Vice President 3, Student Council 3. Married. .uf I ' PROULX, ANNETTE LOUISE Franklin, New Hampshire f6Ann,, Elementary Chorus 1, 2, WAA 2, 3, SEA 3, 4, Kronicle 3, Kappa Delta - Pi 4, Ping-Pong Leader 2, 3, Archery Leader 3, Marine Corps Women's Reserve, two years. 746'4,f46F'!4f afpeace RAITTO, PATRICIA .IUDD Troy, New Hampshire SSPat9! Elementary Commuters Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Kronicle 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Art Editor 2, Art Editor 35 Elementary Club 1, 2. Married. REED, DOROTHY MAY Lancaster, New Hampshire Dottie,' Elementary Elementary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Fiske House Council lg Huntress House Council 3, Inter-Dorm. Council 1, 3, Secretary 1, Vice President 3, Campus Club Worker 1, 2, 3, Women's Service Club 2, 3, Re- cording Secretary 35 4-H Club 2, 3, Social Committee Alternate 33 SCA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Recording Secretary 3, Monadnock Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Typist 1, Managing Editor 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 3, Advisory Editor 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 3g Badminton Leader 3. ROULX, KENNETH ROBERT Manchester, New Hampshire GCKen7! Industrial Education p Theta Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, IFC 35 Ski Team 1, V' Treasurer of Freshman Class, Social Committee 1, 2, 3, Treas- ' urer 2, President 33 Manchester Club 1, 25 Monadnock 1, 2, Industrial Arts Society 3, 45 Intermural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intermural Football 1, 2, 3g Intermural Softball 1, 2, 3. .duzpaaz nodanaadoaldnwzeeowzactdauued, SCHULTZ, THOMAS H. Exter, New Hampshire Schultzie Elementary Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Alpha Pi Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 2g IFC 2, Men's Advisory Board 3, Inter-Dormitory Councilg Elementary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 39 Candidate for Mayor 2, Mayor's Council 2, 3g Proctor 3. SEDERSTROM, RICHARD JOSEPH Winchester, New Hampshire Dick Secondary Kappa Delta Phi 3, 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 3g Softball 3. SHEA, BARBARA MARIE Manchester, New Hampshire fCBarb,, Home Economics Nu Beta Upsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Treasurer 35 Manchester Club Ig SEA 15 Clee Club 1, 2g All-Star Softball 1, 25 WAA 2, 3, 4, WAA Honor Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Campus Club Worker 2. SHEA, MORTON A. Keene, New Hampshire GCMOHH Secondary Alpha Pi Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, President 3, Outing Club 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3,'4, Bookstore Manager 3, Eastern States Conference 3. SIMMONDS, CHARLENE Littleton, New Hampshire Elementary Class Treasurer 4, Women's Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Stu'dent Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, Huntress House Council 3, Ten- nis Leader 3, Campus Club Worker 1, 2, 3, 4. SNOW, ISABELLE LOUISE Nashua, New Hampshire CCLOUQP Elementary Dramatic Club 3, 4, Elementary Club 1, Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Campus Club Worker 2, 3, 4, Women's Service Club 2, 3, KTC Service Club 3, 4, WAA 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Huntress House Council 3, Judiciary Board, Inter- Dorm Council 3, Tennis Leader 2, 3, Head of Tennis 3, Dining Room 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Me SPANOS, OLGA VAIOS Newport, New Hampshlre Vicki', Elementary Student-Faculty Committee 4g Glee Club 4 Transfer Student from UNH. STAHL, CONSTANCE ALTA Manchester, New Hampshire Connie', Elementary Student Council 2, 3, Recording Secre- tary 35 Manchester Club 1, 2, Secre- tary 25 Campus Club Worker 3, 4, Fiske House Council 1, Secretary 1, Huntress House Council 3, Inter-Dorm Council 1, 3g Kitchen 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, Monadnock Staff 3g Head of Volleyball 3, All-Star Volleyball 2, 3g WAA 2, 3, 4-g WAA Honor Club 3, 45 Swimming Instructor 2. TAYLOR, FRANK GILBERT JR Lochmere, New Hampshire Secondary Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2 3 4 Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, SCA 1 2 FTA 1 2 Glee Club 1, Campus Club Worker 1 2 Social Committee 1, 2g Inter-Fraternity Council 1, 2, 3 4 Student Council 4 Treasurer 4, Monadnock Staff 4, APO Regional Conference of Springfield College 2, Army, two years ofannav-m4de4p4newoaz'aapace ?6aceneea4ccenZ4oaaz'4e wow, TODT, ERMA RAYE Manchester, New Hampshire CfToddy,, Secondary Manchester Club 13 Sigma Pi Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4-, President 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3g Concert Choir 3g WAA 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 4-g Ping-Pong Leader 2. ULCICKAS, UYTAUTAS Nashua, New Hampshire C5Vity,! Industrial Education Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4-g Industrial Arts Society 3, 4. WAKEMAN, NORMAN SNOW Claremont, New Hampshire Nsleepyfi Industrial Education Industrial Arts Society 3, 4, Kappa Delta Phi I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Team 2, 3, Transfer Student from UNH. WEBB, WILLIAN GORDON Wilton, New Hampshire lCBill3, Elementary Glee Club 1, 2g SEA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3g Student Faculty Assembly Committee 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Men's Advisory Board 13 Alpha Pi Tau 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3g Class Treasurer 3g Kappa Delta Pi 4, SEA State Meeting at the University of New Hampshire. WHEELER, ALAN Troy, New Hampshire HAZ!! Industrial Education Industrial Arts Society 3, 4, US Army, two years. WHITHAM, GEORGE LAUMAN Sullivan, New Hampshire Secondary Transfer from the University of Connecticut, US Army, two years. 'yatnoaaeawzqadvzl WHITTEMORE, EUGENE F. West Swanzey, New Hampshire Gene', Industrial Education Industrial Arts Society 3, 4g Theta Chi Delta 3, 43 Air Force, four years. Married, one child. WINSTON, WILLIAM MICHAEL Manchester, New Hampshire - Bill Secondary Newman Club lg Theta Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 2, Vice President 33 Monadnock 2, 3, Managing Editor 3g Veterans Association 3, US Air Force 2. WOODARD, GERTRUDE E. Colebrook, New Hampshire Gert Elementary SCA I, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3g Elementary Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Student-Faculty Assembly Committee 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Secretary 4, Badminton Leader 2, 3, Ping-Pong Leader 2, 3g Softball Leader 2. Wewmtpzgddedaw, moau'44mwlqeafwaz'Z76 'Nw WOODHULL, JOAN FRANCES Guild, New Hampshire fl ' 95 foame Elementary SCA 1, 23 SNEA 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 Elementary Club 1, 2, 3, 43 WAA 4, Social Committee 2, 33 KTC Service Club 3, 43 Campus Club Worker 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3. NICKOLAS, MARILYN Concord, New Hampshire Elementary Glee Club lg Mayoris Council 1, 2, 33 Sigma Pi Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 43 Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 2, 33 Out- ing Club 2, 33 Campus Club Worker 1, 23 Student Activities Committee. WOOD, PRUDENCE ANN Charlestown, New Hampshire PrucZy Elementary Transfer from Mt. Ida Junior College. .. 'f f,v'c':.fp'i:'-7. -2-:fi-v in - . V S pl . 4-1 - .g,n' , ,' 1.3 1.4-xl 'i'!Q?Q 17 flint. ,E 'if' wr' 'A . , . '-.V 124 .HCT 'X . llllu FAREWELL TO KTC. 'Me 704414 7044 .5 sy' K' if M' ff' .IACQUELINE A. ABBOTT PAUL H. DAVIDSON DORIS H. DAVIS CAROL A. FENTON ROBERT W. HOLLORAN w H w o H 3. ' 0 KENNETH E. GILE This year the students of Keene Teachers College elected fifteen seniors to represent the college in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. These individuals are selected on the basis of scholastic achievement, leader- ship, and potential success in the teaching field. We here at Keene Teachers College are proud of these peopleg they repre- sent the type of person, with strong character and earnest interest, which we feel will improve the profession of teaching and bring it up to its rightful place among the other professions. Our sincere congratulations to the 1958 Who's Who representatives. CHER xr' sf' z ,Q Qxt llwfz . IT - 55 43 V7 1 Y 1909 A Awww wana wazmaumumaa ' l JOHN R. LOUGHLIN PAULA J. MANSUR HAROLD E. NUGENT , A mf 'lm fl I.. 'E' CHESTER W. PERKINS, JR. RAYMOND J. PLANTE ERNEST F. POPPLE IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES DOROTHY M. REED FRANK G. TAYLOR, JR- WILLIAM G. WEBB A 11' i E C a' .. '4 M' 'xiii 1-'O A gf X p A., I fa 0 5 ' J Q 1 A '90 5. 4 ga 1,15 V' Q U lf nf JW W I fx Qg' 'L 'X :ja ff mmf. X , Q 1 fl D ,fi . :K ,g 51' 1 i ' .ll ,Lf 2 1 v 'WN 'fl' UNDERCLASSMEN J U N I O R FIRST ROW: David Hall, Lewis McMahon, Roger Whipple, John Tucker, Carl Grover, Gertrude Koerner, John Cummings, Elizabeth Guyotte, Thelma Mackenzie. SECOND ROW: Anne Stewart, Edwin Johnson, Fred King, Ronald Whitlum, George Marshall, Donald Finley, Robert Kidder, Howard Main. 66 FIRST ROW: James LeFrancois, Raymond Descoteaux, Charles Lahelle, Robert Cutter, Nelson Megna, James Pendleton, Edmund Poor. SECOND ROW: Robert Gendron, Francis Davis, Charles McBarron, Jacqueline Carey, Verna Erwin, Walter Estes. fmuhumfie 5044544 a?4 'b,W'Zed FIRST ROW: Donna DeCato, Judith Palmer, Mary Concannon, Sandra Johansson, Carol Winkkala, Barbara Emmons, Dorothy Wallace, Katherine Cady, Virginia Ferguson, Emily Leclair. SECOND ROW: Sandra Hussey, Carolyn Sage, Sally Messer, Sue Glazier, Diane Osgood, Janet Brown, Patti Piper, Ann Weeks, Antoinette Johnson. THIRD ROW: Thomas Huskie, John Wondolowski, Michael White, Ruth Fleming, Nancy Burpee, Cynthia Houghton, Margaret Woodbury, Carol Cunningham, Ellen Collins, Donna Martin, Colin Cray. FIRST ROW: Gordon Bean, Barbara Fredette, Margaret Kulikowski, Carol Gatcomb, Elizabeth McCann, Nancy Clark, Mary Ann Gann, Joseph Lessard. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Spirou, Virginia Gonya, Sharon Lynch, Mary Ann Naceski, Doris Courteau, Katherine Beligianis, Beverly Ann Prior, Adrienne Burbank, Mary Nims. J s u N o I PH o R o M I o N R D E u S T R A I R A T FIRST ROW: Nelson Cookman, Peter Bostwick, Ronald Morse, Ernest Levesque, Edwin C. Johnson, L S Rexford Bell, Gordon Oatman, Donald Hawthorne, John Connolly. SECOND ROW: Raymond Ross, Clyde Collishaw, Frank Jewett, Robert Eaves, Norman Yeaton, Richard Peterson, Chad- bourne Philbrook, Andrew Phelps, Alvah Adams. THIRD ROW: George Darling, Robert McQuillen, Maurice,Dutile, Wilbur Grace, David Cross, Joseph Pickos, Richard Burke, Charles Regan, Jon Williams, Langdon Plumer. J s U o 'T P H 0 o R M FIRST ROW: Phyllis Lankalis, Carol Elwell, Shirley Lambert, Marion Knightly, Annah Batchelder, Margery Moore, Betty Whitten. SECOND ROW: Beverly Eastman, Phyllis Collins, Frances C Edwards, Madeline Jackson, Phyllis Zarnowski, Dorothy McCarthy, Judy Chase. THIRD ROW: Hazel Vaughan, Liz Sullivan, Nat Brown, Elaine Carpenter, Sheila Anderson, Anna Aldrich. S 68 2 Me ,ated alapectleeowi FIRST ROW: Joan Schafer, Marqic Shaw, Betty Greene, Gloria Caron, Joan Goodrich, Julia Carlson, Sandra Perron, Amelia Churchill. SECOND ROW: Shirley Tolman, Janet Weymouth, Barbara Fisher, Winifred McCarthy, JoAnn Daily, Patsy Labonte, Natalie Field, Sandra Oles. THIRD ROW: Barbara Wheaton, Joan Glines, Carole Hannaford, Joyce Mann, Joan Washburn, Kathryn West, Hope Taylor, Eleanor Sundgren. FOURTH ROW: Richard Joy, Peter Hageleiry, David Pellegrini, Peggy Mott, Wilfred Bishop, Robert Murray, John Gallien, Raymond Lawrence. FIRST ROW: Carol Rand, Janet Hewitt, Marjorie Shay, Betty Hair, Gail Spevack, Jane Buffington, Betty-.lo Cloud, Sally Carter, Barbara Watkins. SECOND ROW: George Kimbell, Nancy Davidson, Nancy NOFIOII. .loan Greene, Joycre Willvtte, lrenc Ploudre, Kathryn LaCasso, Sally 'l'ruc-love, Joanne Marandos, Ray 'l'0nLlr0aC. THIRD ROW: Carmen Nalbone, Janet Hutchinson, Kathleen Bergeron, Claire Coll, Jams RRIUSUY- MHXIHC Weld, Barbara Harrison, Winston Wright, Carl Fisher. 69 74a gmzdmeggamwmmpe S O P H O M O R E FIRST ROW: Janice Scott, Sandra Hale, Carol Vorce, Norma Turcotte, Nancy Kingsbury, Laura Gurney, Mary Staniels, Ruth Harris, SECOND ROW: Judy Batchelder, Connie Davis, Louise Morrill, Ann Belluscio, Barbara Judd, Lorna Welch, Marlene Owen, Donna Lindsay. THIRD ROW: Wallace Clark, Tom Rouillard, Dick Cotter, Don Pattison, Anne Bordner, Joyce Croumie, Roland Blanchard, Dalton Bladgett, Mark Waltz, Ward Grant, Morris Putnam, Dave Googins, John Poor, Ernest Gendron, Sidney Cove. S E C O N D A R Y FIRST ROW: Leo Estes, Loren Livengood, Maurice Beaulieu, Alan Cutler, Andrew Steenbergen, John Anderson. SECOND ROW: Edward Philps, John Katsoupas, Lewis Major, Nelson Aldrich, Herbert Petelle, Carter Fontaine. THIRD ROW: Wesson Taylor, Jr., K. Allen Fletcher, William Mascis, Walter Czarnec, Robert Stapleton, Paul Miller. 70 F R E S H M A N FIRST ROW: Marge Sullivan, .loan Barry, Betty Cullinan, Cathi White, Sylvia 'Pinard, Faye Sanborn, Carolyn Tasker, Marion Moriarty. SECOND ROW: Charles Jepson, Bob McCombie, Curville Jordan, Ronald Turgeon, Judie Amodeo, Clarence Blanchette, Frederick Morgan, John Malsbenden. THIRD ROW: Leo Berthiaume, David Powers, Robert Curtis. S E C O N D A R Y FIRST ROW: Lucy Ann Battey, Judie Holmes, Patricia Piper, Marie Anne Schultz, Lynne Hemmingscn, .ludi Whittemore, Priscilla Horne, Crescnce Hayes. SECOND ROW: Nancy Randall, Jane Ross, Irene Blanchard, Becky Wayman, Katherine Day, Gordon Berry, Dean H0yl. FTC'-1f'riCk McCann. THIRD ROW: Warren Hill, Jr., Allan Lemay, Robert Saulnicr, David Allbee, Robert O'Connor, Norman I.aPalme, Richard Wilson, Eugene Seaver. 7I Qwedozddal totdegoodlq FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Cearan, Martha Perkins, Pat Moquin, Brenda Blomgren, Patricia Karsten, Janet Morse, Irena Cook, Rose Knight, Edith Spooner, Elizabeth Bainton. SECOND ROW: Dottl Matthews, Susan Whitlock, Judy Cole, Diane Dearborn, June Merrill, Helen Munn, Janice Craig, Jane Winquist, Margaretrose Jaeger, Geraldine Barrette, Joan Baumgarten. THIRD ROW: Betsey Richardson, Phyllis LaCroix, Dianne Fiske, Mary Bakanosky, Dorothy McGett1gan, .lane Kearns, Janet Healy, Barbara Petelle, Nnnnv Willard, Margaret Doull. Nancy Hancock. E L E M E N T A R Y FIRST ROW. Patricia Silver, Elizabeth Dummer, Dorothy Barady, Joyce Hughes, Elizabeth Brewster, Priscilla Canney, Marion Hardy, Marilyn Davis, Barbara Greenough, Elaine Chicaderis. SECOND ROW: Betsy Conant, Sally Stowell, Elizabeth Junge, Barbara Stanley, Dottie Bean, Barbara Hillsgrove, Nancy Andrews, Judith Grover, Jan Cantwell, Jeanne Lachance. THIRD ROW: John Shurtleff, 'Georgia Coidakis, Karen Stone, Shirley Duston, Margaret Frain, Betsy Wheelock, Karen Hendrickson, Karen Clark, Ronald Wyman. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Jenkins, Frederick Horne, Richard Bernier, Edward Ganem, David Fleming, Raymond Clarke, Thomas Kalampalikis, Donald Sutherland, John Letourneau. 72 7umf6'z4fZdaZ44twe4en4eZ4e ofdegaug F R E: SN Hn Mu AS Nr R I AA LR T S FIRST ROW: Ronald Elliott, Richard Lund, Leroy Cobum, Bruce Sweeney, Stanley Shea, Richard Czarnec, Leonard Alley, Lloyd Kinney. SECOND ROW: George Cote, Dale Mottram, Charles Drake, Reginald Welch, Robert Laflamme, Hilton Billings, Ivan Curtis, Clayton Dow, Fred Blodgett. THIRD ROW: LaVerne Breault, F. Owen Heney, Claude Webster, Robert Dinwoodie, Marcel Morency, Leo Talbot, Rinald Precourt, George Joseph. F R E H SO HME MEC A O N N O M I C S FIRST ROW: Miriam Turner, Myra Thomas, Br nd A' h P G M '1 Brenda Parker, Ruthie Smith. SECOND ROWS lgettyinslggilhelt, alhtdlvie 0lI?IoewlerFrSI1IgariV0lN?IL?:lL?1irti Judith Cross, Deborah Clement, Nancy Drew. 73 Wemmemawnpe neafamwlfaa: FIRST ROW: Glenna Ingalls, Dorothy Bailey, Sandra Ballon, Carol Nelson, Patricia Jackman, Deanna Properzio, Sieselotte Atwell, .Iacklyn Hastings. SECOND ROW: Judith Chambers, Linda Willis, Aleene Marbin, Bettie Richards, Rita Bushey, Marjorie Shields, Charleen Priest, Nancy Searles. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Moore, Mary Goff, Joanne Joyal, Rosalyn Barrett, Rose Marie Pelletier. STUDENT NURSES 1 M , KL. if f xv' 5 ! f 1 ,X I 4 ZW N' K Wkkhatdaagaedee-anam-fadkqdmi p sorrows MESSAGE I would like to take this opportunity to extend the Graduating Class of 1958 my best wishes for luck and success in the coming years. After four years you have come to the point of graduation with the knowledge, education, tools, and equipment that teachers need for guiding the children of today toward future leadership. All of you should not forget the time and work that our instructors have spent in guiding you with your problems, either sedate or frivolous, and all that you have gained from their aid to you. You have all had important ex- periences here and now you are going out into the field to broaden them still more. Remember: we are living in an age of challenge. Yours is the greatest challenge of all. Helping the children of America prepare for future leader- ship and to create of ourselves leaders who are able to scrutinize problems, good or bad, with a democratic point of view. My thanks and appreciation to my staff, advisor and secretaries who gave unselfishly of their time to make this book possible. ggamWffzf,5,f EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Wefd wmeezdazzeaamwmwa FIRST ROW: Jacqueline Abbott, Carolyn Gilbo, Edmund Poor, Frank Blackington Jr Norma Turcotte, Edwin Johnson, Phyllis Lankalis. SECOND ROW: David Hall, Dorothy McCarthy Barbara Watkins, Maxine Weld, Nancy Clark, Patricia Raitto, Wallace Clark, Jr. THIRD ROW Colin Gray, Jr., Margaret Kulikowski, Carolyn Tasker, Elizabeth McCann, Ray Descoteaux Tom Rouillard. KRONICLE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ,..... Associate Editor ....,. Art Editor .....,,............. Associate Art Editor .,... Senior Editors .......,..... Assistant Senior Editor Literary Editor ,.,.,,r,,...., Menis Sports Editor ....... Club Editor ,..,..,,.,..,,..c,.,..,....,....., J . Campus Ihoto Editor ,.,.,.,,,,,......,...,,. Assistant Campus Phot o Editor Photography .,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,...t,,,,,,,...... Secretary to the Editor Typists ..t.....,...,,..,,..,,,.. Faculty Advisor ....... Edmund Poor Norma Turcotte Edwin Johnson Ray Descoteaux Jacqueline Abbott Ernest Barbeau Carolyn Gilbo Wallace Clark David Hall Tom Rouillard Elizabeth McCann Dorothy McCarthy Barbara Watkins Colin Gray Phyllis Lankalis Nancy Clark Margaret Kulikowski John Muzzy Patricia Raitto Caroline Tasker Maxine Weld Frank H. Blackington, Jr. lglidwlffddgddfdh ,deedamwlfaedm THE MONADNOCK Editor-in-Chief ......... ..... C arol Gatcomb , Associate Editor ....... ,,,,,,,.,,, W allace Clark Managing Editor .... ,,,,,,,,.,.. R uth Fleming News Editor ......... ..... D orothy McCarthy Sports Editor .............. .,........ J ohn Connolly Business Manager ..,... .,.,,, R obert Gendron Circulation Manager ..... .... D alton Blodgett Photography Editor ..... ....,... Colin Cray Exchange Editor ........ ...........,.,,...,...... E laine Stahl Head Typist ........... ...................... D iane Dearborn Advisors ............. ...... M r. Richard H. Congdon Mr. Lloyd F. Hayn Mr. Malcolm Keddy Advisory Editor ..,.....,.............. .......-......,..,..., D orothy Reed The Monadnock, edited, managed, and controlled entirely by college students, is published twelve times during the school year. Its main purpose is to report the news and events of interest to students on campus and other colleges through the exchange program. An annual Student-of-the-Year award is presented by The Monad- nock to honor a student who has been active throughout his college years in extra- curricular activities. The Monadnock is the official undergraduate publication of Keene Teachers College and is a member of the Intercollegiate Press and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. ft FIRST ROW: John Connolly, Judith Crover, Ruth Fleming, Wallace, Clark, Carol Catcomb, David Hall, Dorothy McCarthy, Colin Crey. SECOND ROW: Gail Spevack, Shirley Brown, Robert O'Connor, Dalton Blodgett, John Tucker, Phyllis Lankalis, Margaret Doull, Jane Kearns, Jane Winquist. THIRD ROW: Virginia Gonya, Nancy Clark, Janet Brown, Mary Concannon, Margaret Kulikowski, Carolyn Tasker, Jacqueline Carey, Sharon Lynch, Phyllis LaCroix, Pat Karsten. FOURTH ROW: Maurice Beaulieu, Roland Blanchard, Frank Taylor, Nancy Kingsbury, Paul Jackson, Tom Rouillard, John Gallien. g 444 FIRST ROW: Richard Joy, Edwin Johnson, Mary Jane Firth, Donald Hawthorne, George Kimball, Robert Joy, Raymond Plante. SECOND ROW: Betty .lo Cloud, Carol Rand, Frank Taylor, Elaine Stahl, Gordon Oatman, Jacqueline Abbott. STUDENT COUNCIL OF KEENE TEACHERS COLLEGE President .,........ ..... D onald Hawthorne Vice President ..... ..,...... G eorge Kimball Secretary ....... ....... D oris Davis Treasurer ....... ...... E rnest Popple Affiliated with the National Student Association, the Student Council acts as the official representative body for the students of Keene Teachers College. The members are elected from each class and continually strive for the highest ideals in promoting the best interests of the college. The Council voices the will of the students, establishes harmony between students, faculty, arid administration and enacts and enforces all laws in the area of student affairs which do not come under the jurisdiction of the administration. To operate more effectively and to provide an opportunity for enrich- ment, the Council sponsored and participated in conferences and intervisitations throughout the year. FIRST ROW: Ruth W. Keddy, Albert Beaudoin, Harold Nugent, John Carroll, Bradley Mark. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Abbott, Carol Fenton, Doris Davis, Shirley Brown, Gertrude Woodard. EPSILON Pl CHAPTER OF KAPPA DELTA Pl President . ...,.........,. ....... ,,.....r.,. H a rold Nugent Vice President ...... ...vv..................Y 7 . Carol Fenton Secretary' .....,....,. ..,......,.,vtt,. , ., Gertrude Woodard Treasurer .,...e.,. .,,...,. M r. Frank Blackington, Jr. Counselor ..... ...........e.,.... M rs. Ruth Keddy Epsilon Pi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, an honor society in education, has developed a program of furthering the purposes of good education. The activities of the organization included the presentation of the Outstanding Freshman Awards in November, initiation of members in December and in the spring, and an installation of officers in the spring. Also during the last few months of the school year, the organization presented its annual program on education. The chapter also participated in regional and national conferences, sponsored by Kappa Delta Pi. Weplaoz -Q :add caozld needle, STUDENT-FACULTY ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Co-Chairman ..,... ................ M ary Ann Ganem Co-Chairman ,....... ........ D r. Joseph Comerford Secretary ............ ......,......... S heila Anderson Ex-Officio ...... ........ D r. Lloyd P. Young This committee made up of six faculty members and two members from each class planned the assemblies with the hope that the student body found them entertain- ing and informative. FIRST ROW: Sharon Lynch, Mary Ann Canem, Sheila Anderson, Marion L. Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Chester Perkins, Frederick McCann. fgltddldhtawkdddw muaanaae, FREDERICK J. SIMMONS CHAPTER OF THE STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION President ............. .... A ntoinette Johnson Vice President ..,.... ...... R oland Blanchard Secretary .......... .,.............. B everly Prior Treasurer ....,.. .... M argaret Kulikowski The Student Education Association at Keene Teachers College provides members with opportunities for developing personal growth and professional competences by active membership on the local, state, and national levels of N.E.A. The President of the State Student National Education Association was Robert Mallet of Keene. The many varied activities of the year included panel discussions, speakers, movies, a Christmas party for the married students' children, visitations to other teachers col- leges, attendance at state conventions and work towards establishing Future Teacher of America Clubs in the high schools of the state. FIRST ROW: Jacqueline Abbott, Carolyn Gilbo, Roland Blanchard, Antoinette Johnson, Beverly Prior, Margaret Kulikowski, Sandra Carr, Myra Thomas. SECOND ROW: Joan Goodrich, Gloria Caron, Betty Canney, Shirley Brown, Priscilla Gelinas, Joan Woodhull, Carol Catcomb, Ann Morissette. THIRD ROW: Mark Waltz, Ernest Ccndron, Sandy Oles, Carol Elwf-ll, Kay Beligianis, Colin Gray, Nancy Clark, Elizabeth Cuyotte, James Pierce, Robert Stapleton. We aetowicwwfodtezcoedaldeeda, FIRST ROW: Jacqueline Abbott, Elizabeth Dummer, Joseph Piekos, Edwin Johnson, Doris Courteau, Anna Aldrich, Phyllis Collins. SECOND ROW: James Pierce, Carolyn Sage, Gail Spevack, Nancy Burpee, Richard Peterson, Ernest Levesque. COLLEGE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chairman .................. .......,..,.,. G ordon Bean Assistant Chairman ,.... ...... E dwin N. Johnson Secretary .............,.,... ......,... N ancy Burpee Treasurer ..... ' ....... Doris Courteau Each class and organization on the Keene Teachers College campus sends repre- sentatives to the social committee. Together they plan the extra-curricular activities for the year. Each club and organization sponsors a social function. The biggest event which the committee sponsored was the Winter Carnival held in February and climaxed with the crowning of the K. T. C. Carnival Queen. FIRST ROW: Carol Fenton, Erma Raye Todt, Elizabeth Guyotte, Barbara Judd. SECOND ROW: Mary Nelson, Mrs. Marion Hudson, Mary Lou Murray, Marlene Owen. SIGMA Pl EPSILON President ,.,,......,,,,.. Elizabeth Guyotte Secremry-Treasurer ,... ,,,. E rma Raye Todt Sigma Pi Epsilon is the English club on campus to which all women of the sec- ondary curriculum are, upon recommendation by their English faculty and upon invitation from the club, eligible to become members. Realizing that teachers today must have many experiences to fit them to teach successfully in the modern school, Sigma Pi Epsilon plans many and varied activities to give these experiences to its members. These activities vary from preparing and serving teas to organizing and carrying out all plans connected with visiting speakers, formal initiations, installation of officers, and annual meetings. This year the club chose for its theme Twentieth Century Recognitionf' The programs based on this theme included speakers on the subjects of modern writing and dancing, humor, TV and dramatics and travel. Sigma is one of the oldest clubs on campus, having been organized in 1929. fdzwmwfhue, NU BETA UPSILON President .---------- ....... S hirley Lambert Vice President ...... ....... D orothy McCarthy Secretary ........................................ Marion Knightly Treasurer .............,.......................... Phyllis Lankalis Social Committee Representative ........ Phyllis Collins Advisor ................................ Barbara L. Richardson Nu Beta Upsilon is the Home Economics Club on campus affiliated with the American Home Economics Association. Members of Nu Beta Upsilon participated in the annual Province I New England Workshop held in the fall. This year it was held at the University of Rhode Island. Merp Weekend was a popular activity sponsored on campus last November. Another main project of the club is to provide finances for sending at least one delegate to the American Home Economics Convention in the summer. Last year Keene was represented in St. Louis, Missouri, at this convention by Shirley Lambert. Philadelphia will be the scene of this year's conference later this month. FIRST ROW: Nancy Drew, Phyllis Lankalis, Barbara L. Richardson, Shirley Lambert, Dorothy McCarthy, Marion Knightly, Annah Batchelder, Hazel Vaughan. SECOND ROW: Betty Whitten, Myra Thomas, Carol Elwell, Phyllis Zarnowski, Beverly Eastman, Phyllis Collins, Frances Edwards, Madeline Jackson. THIRD ROW: Susan McLain, Anna Aldrich, Liz Sullivan, Elaine Carpenter, Sheila Anderson, Judy Chase. tdzaagd Za do '7ocawlm,' FIRST ROW: Claire Coll, Sylvia Pinard, Judie Amodeo, Betty Cullinan, John Malsbenden, Cathi White, Margaret Frain, Betty Junge, Mary Bakanosky, Kathryn LaCrosse. SECOND ROW: Joan Greene, Liz Sullivan, Nancy Clark, Gail Spevack, Joan Goodrich, Marjory Shaw, Betty Greene, Irene Ploudre, Elizabeth McGann, Pauline Osgood, Susan Whitlock. THIRD ROW: Joyce Willette, Kathleen Bergeron, Gloria Caron, Jane Kearns, Janet Healy, Marge Sullivan, Joan Barry, Lynne Hemmingsen, Geroldine Barrette, Elizabeth Gerran, Dorothy McGettigan, Beverly Morrow. FOURTH ROW: Robert Gendron, Ray Demars, Ray Plante, Patsy Alosa, Albert Fisher, Robert Staplton, Bruce Sweeney, Thomas Rouillard. NEWMAN CLUB President ..........,.... ,..... D orothy McCarthy Vice President ....... ....,.. B arbara Fredette Secretary ........... ,.,.....,.. J udith Chase Treasurer ...,, , ...... John Wondolawski Chaplain ............,.........,.........,....,.. Rev. Leo Desclos The Newman Club is a national organization composed of Catholic Students. The aims of the club are three-fold: Ill Religious, Q21 Intellectual, and f3J Social. Members received Holy Communion in ai body every first Sunday of the month at St. Bernard's Church. A Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of LaSalette was held during Advent. In March the annual St. Patrick's Day dance was held and enjoyed by all as a social event. The year's activities ended with the annual Communion breakfast held in May. FIRST ROW: Arthur Giovannangeli, Raymond Ross, John Wondolowski, Barbara Fredette, Rev. Leo Desclos, Dorothy McCarthy, Judy Chase, Ronald Turgeon. Ray Descoteaux. SECOND ROW: Winfred McCarthy, Patsy LaBonte, Mary Firth, Doris Courtcan, Sheila Anderson, Virginia Gonya, Shirley Lambert, Carol Gatcomb, Ann Morissette, Mary Staniels. THIRD ROW: Hope Taylor, Jackie Carey, Barbara Slandley, Patricia Silver, Karen Stone, Shirley Duston, Robert Saulnier, Clarence Blanchette. John Letourneau. FOURTH ROW: John Gallicn, Robert LaFlamme, Ernest Gendron, Roland Blanchard, Michael White. Nelson Meqna, Winfred Bishop, Ernest Levesque. FIRST ROW: Paul Jackson, Carol Rand, George Marshall, Nancy Norton, Betty Jo Cloud, Kathryn West, George Kimball, Jacqueline Abbott. SECOND ROW: Carol Elwell, Beverly Ann Prior, Kay Beligianis, Diane Osgood, Janet Hutchinson, Maxine Weld, Janis Ramsay, Joyce Mann, Sandra Carr. THIRD ROW: Janet Hewitt, Jane Buffington, Dottie Bean, Barbara Greenough, Janet Brown, Joan Schafer, Frances Edwards, Phyllis Collins, Marjorie Shay, Nancy Randall. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Elliott, lvan Curtis, Donald Sutherland, Donald Pattison, Kenneth Jenkins, Reginald Welch, Frederick Morgan, Warren Hill. MARY DONALD DEAN'S CHAPTER STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: David Powers, Priscilla Horne, Judith Grover, Judy Cross, Barbara Hillsgrove, Beverly Eastman, Martha Park, Madeline Jackson, David Allbee, Joan Washburn, Carole Hanna- ford, Joan Glines, Elizabeth Dummer, Margie Morrill, Louise Morrill, Connie Davis, Shirley Brown, Susan McLain, Elaine Carpenter. THIRD ROW: Nancy Drew, Barbara Fisher, Jo Ann Daily, Patricia Karsten, Irena Cook, Elizabeth Bainton, Carolyn Sage, Mary Concanon, Irene Blanchard, Annah Batchelder. c , I mmm I I if ni FIRST ROW: Harold Nugent, Richard Cotter, Dorothy Wallace, Nancy Kingsbury, Barbara Critchett, Robert Joy, Frederick McCann. SECOND ROW: Carol Vorce, Nancy Adrews, Deborah Clement, Verna Erwin, Barbara Emmons. CANTERBURY CLUB Episcopal students will find the Canterbury Club their religious organization on campus. The club's basic functions are to promote better understanding of the faith and to create an atmosphere of fellowship among its members. This year the organi- zation's activities included lectures and panel discussions on various aspects of religion and its effect on individuals. The highlight of the year came on Church Sunday when all the club members attended St. James Episcopal Church together. wed 44 dew anicd om ,dimmed , ELEMENTARY CLUB Widening the interest in the elementary education field on both the college and state level is the primary aim of the organization. One of its annual functions is an all college picnic at the college camp. This event, held during the first week of school, does much toward uniting the student body. The major project of the club is the sponsorship of High School Day which acquaints high school students with the college and its teacher training program. ln addition to touring the campus, the visiting students are treated to a variety show which displays some of the campus talent. FIRST ROW: Kay Beligianis, Sandra Carr, Widfred Bishop, Nancy Norton, Sandra Oles, Joan Schafer, Joyce Mann, Marjorie Shay. SECOND ROW: Joan GHHCS, Diane Osgood, Beverly Prior, Sandy Perron, Kathryn West, Jane Winquist, Janis Ramsay, Gail Spevack. THIRD ROW: Joan Baumgarten, June Merril, Elizabeth Gcaran, Margaret Doull, Geraldine Barrettc, .l0an Woodhull, Dorothy McGettigar. 7wu'4a what wake leafwed 4-H CLUB President ..........., .... J oan Washburn V ice President ,...,. .,.... J can Schafer Secretary ........,.... ........, I oan Glines Treasurer ........ ..... J ulia Carlson The Keene Teachers College 4-H Club is a newly organized group on campus. Its function is explained in the objectives of the club: flj To continue fellowship among 4--H members who are students at KTC, Q21 To provide means for students to continue participation in 4--H Club work, and Q31 To develop better citizens by providing opportunities for leadership. 'W W' G W 1 r f ll xp , XR i r I Q. ' if L N . i ' , X U 5. .. r l .4 FIRST ROW: Joan Glines, Joan Washburn, Joan Schafer, Brenda Parker. SECOND ROW: Frederick McCann, Ruth Smith. -- is 'fidfteaeimagfeineidckzneoet evade: FIRST ROW: Joan Woodhull, Carol Gatcomb, Tristram Barnard, Edwin Johnson, Nancy Kings- bury, James Pierce, Marion Knightly. SECOND ROW: Shelia Murphy, Marjory Morrill, Thomas Padden, Mary-Ann Ganem, Ernest Gendron, Roland Blanchard. DRAMATIC CLUB President ................ ...... E dwin Johnson Vice President ....... ....,..... E dna Baldvins Secretary ............. ............ C arol Gatcomb Treasurer .... ..... R aymond Tondreau The Dramatic Club, known the The Owl Players, has the main objective of pro- moting dramatics on campus. During the past year, this has been accomplished through the presentation of several very good plays. The hit of the season proved to be Anniversary Waltz, a three-act comedy presented during first semester. Lani.,--ea., .ihiff - Nd M A WV Y ,,,, ,,.,,,,,,, .,.,,,.,,.. ,- ...t .... . ...L M- mo,-Y .-.Q Y . --4 W-v . 1- ,lv-1---1. A W,-W.: fee- 3-nd' 1-1-I FIRST ROW: Dick Neilsen, Michael White, Thomas Kalampalikis, George Marshall, David Powers, Albert Marshall, Carmen Nalbone, Colin Cray. SECOND ROW: Richard Cotter, Frank Hounsell, Reginald Welsh, John Wondolowski, Edward Phelps, David Allbee. THIRD ROW: Frederick Horne, Donald Sutherland, Dalton Blodgett, Gordon Bean, Robert McQui1len. MEN'S SECTION KEENE TEACHERS COLLEGE CHORUS President ........... ......., M ichael White Vice President ..... . .,.....,.,,,.. Anne Stewart Secretary .......... ....... A drienne Burbank Treasurer ....... ........ C armen Nalbone The Keene Teachers College Chorus presented two main concerts. One at Christmas and the other on Parents Day in the Spring. Throughout the year programs were presented for various organizations within the community. This year, for the first time, was given an exchange concert with Plymouth Teachers College. Each Spring members of the Music Department set aside one day to attend an opera at the Boston Opera House. if DR. KIELEY Wewrqtdeuagafauwmd fone FIRST ROW: Janet Hutchinson, Joan Washburn, Dora Hirsch, Myra Thomas, Jeanne Lachauce, Joan Barry, Olga Spanos, Elaine Chicaderis. SECOND ROW: Kay Bcligianis, Beverly Prior, Connie Davis, Natalie Brown, Louise Morrill, Sheila Murphy, Margie Morrill, Roxie Abbott, Jane Ross, Mary Nims. THIRD ROW: Judith Palmer, Jane Scott, Betty Cloud, Sally Carter, Ann Weeks, Patty Gonye, Mary Ganem, Irene Blanchard, Eleanor Sundgrcn. ALTOS FIRST ROW: Joan Glines, Adrienne Burbank, Kathryn West, Brenda Ainsworth, Betsy Conant, Marjorie Shay, Nancy Kingsbury. SECOND ROW: Betty Canney, Patricia Piper, Barbara Green- ough, Karen Stone, Ann Morissette, Marqaretrose Jaeqer, Dorothy Bean, Jean Smith. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Zarnowski, Hope Taylor, Betty Hair, Shirley Lambert, Barbara Emmons. Q7 SOPRANOS FIRST ROW: Anne Stewart, Luvie Fowler, Barbara Stanley, Gresence Hayes, Barbara Petelle, Carol Rand, Elizabeth Baintom, Anna Aldrich, Deborah Clement. SECOND ROW: Barbara Critchett, Susan McLain, Carolyn Sage, Margaret Kulikowski, Carole Hannaford, Jane Buffington, Mary Concannon, Sylvia Pinard, Joan Baumgarten. FIRST ROW: Melvin Purrington, Malcolm Goodell, Carl Parker, John Letourneau, Kay Day, David Googins, Frederick McCann, Margaret Doull, Laura Gurney, Joanne Marandos. CHESS CLUB President ........... . ..,.. ........... D avid Googins Vice President .......... ...... M alcolm Goodell Secretary-Treasurer ....... ....... I oanne Morandos The Chess Club, a new organization at K.T.C., has been entirely successful during its first year. The purpose of the Chess Club is not only to provide organized play to skilled chess players, but to teach and encourage beginners at the game. At the first meeting, the members elected David Coogins as President. The Club's first tournament of the year was played against Dartmouth College in November. Many more tournaments were held throughout the year. 7044ttqpe4ezw1':emed4z'Z4e atamlzeaafwe? KEENE TEACHERS COLLEGE SERVICE CLUB President ............. ......... E laine Stahl Vice President ........ ...... R ichard Murray Secretary ............. ............. A nn Weeks Treasurer ....,.... ,.... E dward Johnson The Keene Teachers College Service Club is the name of the combined Men's Ser.vice Club and the Women's Service Club. The Keene Teachers Service Club helps in the running of the popular Campus Club. Members of this organization include those who have volunteered their service for at least one hour a week in the Campus Club and who have shown initiative, cooperation, and dependability. The Service Club also does much to brighten the lives of children living at Cedar Crest, especially at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. FIRST ROW: James Murray, Sylvia Spirou, Donald Hawthorne, Edwin Johnson, Elaine Stahl, Mary Hill, Ann Weeks, Mary Firth, Dorothy Wallace. SECOND ROW: Carol Rand, Sandra Oles, Marjory Shaw, Carol Gatcomh, Marion Knightly, Mary Ganem, Nancy Kingsbury, Patti Piper, Mary Naceski, Doris Courteau. THIRD ROW: Kathy Bergeron, Joan Cleary, Paul Davidson, Joan Woodhull, Shelia Murphy, Judy Palmer, Phyllis Lankalis, Anna Batcheldar, Verna Erwin, Dorothy McCarthy. FOURTH ROW: Richard Neilson, Janet Hewitt, Gail Spevack, Judy Chase, .Elaine NCarpenter, George Piper, Ruth Knox, Hazel Vaughn, Colin Cray, Richard Peterson, ames ye. FIRST ROW: .Jeanne Lachance, Dottie Bean, Karen Hendrickson, Margie Shaw, Betty Greene, Janet Hewitt, Crescnce Hayes, Irene Blanchard, Patti Piper, Elaine Stahl. SECOND ROW: Helen Munn, Ronald Wyman, Emily Leclair, Natalie Brown, Connie Davis, Louise Morrill, Sheila Murphy, Phyllis Lankalis, Ann Weeks, Joyce Mann, John Churtleff, Margaret Doull. THIRD ROW: George Piper, Nancy Naceski, Verna Erwin, Donna Martin, Haxel Vaughan, Mary Hill, Judy Chase, Sylvia Spirou, Carol Gatcomb, Colin Gray. CAMPUS CLUB WORKERS FIRST ROW: Joan Woodhull, Carol Rand, Elaine Carpenter, Patsy Labonte, Dorothy McCarthy, Madeline Jackson, Gertrude Koerner, Judith Palmer, Dorothy Wallace, Joan Cleary. SECOND ROW: Jane Huffington, Sandra Oles, Kathleen Bergeron, Gail Spevack, Janis Ramsay, Janet Hutchinson, Winfred McCarthy, Barbara Fisher, Nancy Kingsbury, Roxie Abbott. THIRD ROW: Loren Liven- good, Richard Peterson, Maurice Dutile, Karen Clark, Sheila Anderson, Joanne Marandos, Liz Sullivan, Richard Joy, Edwin Johnson, Ray Plante, Robert Joy. mom ,townmwlafqwmndede ng- FIRST ROW: Madeline Jackson, Gail Spcvack, Claire Coll, Dorothy McCarthy Mary Stannl Elaine Stahl, ,loan Barry, Elaine Chicudcris. SECOND ROW: Thomas Paddtn Ronald Wyman Mary-Ann Canem. Dorothy Bean, Elizaln-th Sullivan, Sylvia Spirou, Donald Sutlnrland Rxymond Tondre-au. MANCHESTER CLUB .. ,, Gail Spevaclc Margaret Frain Seerelary .,7.,7,,,, ,. ..... loan Barry Treasurer ....... i.,. , .,,,,, Eddie Canem Social Commillee .,,. I,l'l3SilI6I1l , ,,.,, .. Vice Presirlenl ,,,. Dottie Bean The Manchester Club is for students whose home town is in or around the Manchester, N. H., area. The club's biggest function for the year was a dance for the whole college in April. lt is a social clulm which allows the students to meet and talk about the happenings at home. ffnd meadow deep: it do tease - KEENE TEACHERS COLLEGE BAND President ,.,,....,,4, ,,.4,,,,,,, F rank Hounsell Vice President ......... ..... M argaret Kulikouski Business Manager ...... ,........... R ichard Cotter Librarian ................. ,..... J anet Brown Although the band can still be considered in the developmental stage, the group is very active and many musical things are happening. The band has contributed ex- tensively to such functions as Alumni Weekend and college assemblies. A program of joint concerts with other colleges is under way. It is hoped that our instrumentation and versatility will improve as more students become interested in our organization. FIRST ROW: Mark Waltz, Elizabeth Guyotte, Dick Neilsen, Marjorie Shay, Betty Brewster, Frank Hounsell, Elizabeth Bainton, Dick Cotter. SECOND ROW: ,Ioan Washburn, Deborah Clement, Adriennc Burbank, Pat Moquin, Roy Miner, Albert Marshall, Dennis Kiely. THIRD ROW: Nancy Willard, Karen Stone, Margaret Kulikowski, Janet Brown, Dorothy Wallace, Donald Sutherland. Harlan Barrett. Zmidaeapeaeekeatdtdwclaadqedgf FIRST ROW: Albert Fischer, Raymond Ross, Rexford Bell, Maurice Dutile, Ernest Levesquc, Jr., George Piper, Andrew Phelps, Carl Contois. SECOND ROW: Louis O'Mara, Paul Jackson, Eugene Whittcmore, Raymond Plante, Edwin C. Johnson, Jim Marrion, Vytautas Ulcickas. THIRD ROW: Richard N. Cilley, Norman Wakeman, Chester Perkins, Dick Neilsen, Perley Nye. INDUSTRIAL ARTS SOCIETY President .......... ....... E rnest Levesque, J r. Vice President ..... ............ M aurice Dutile Secretary ..................,................. .............................. K enneth Gile The Industrial Arts Society is a professional organization dedicated to the ideals of education and the professional growth of its members. A variety of constructive pro- grams, several of them being open to the student body and faculty, proved successful this year. Tn C751 54 FIRST ROW: David Cross, Charles Drake, Joseph Piekos, Leonard Alley, Bruce Sweeney, F. Owen Henry, Ivan Curtis. SECOND ROW: Wilbur Grace, George Cote, Richard Burke, Hilton Billings, Robert La Flamme, Reginald Welch, Richard Czarnec. THIRD ROW: Chaclbournc Philbrouk. Ronald Elliott, Morency Marcel, Robert Dinwoodie, Lloyd Kinney, Langdon Plumer. Awdsmeeaqmmw. FIRST ROW: Ellen Collins, Patricia Raitto, Joyce Croumie, Margery Moore, Barbara Judd, Carolyn Cilbo, Madelenc Edson, Betsy Conant, Betsy Wheelock, SECOND ROW: Edith Spooner, Betty Coonley, Joan Goodrich, Peggy Mott, Gloria Caron. Priscilla Gelinas, Ann Morissette, Ruth Harris, Lorna Welch, Georgia Coidakis. THIRD ROW: Sandra Perron, Rose Knight. Julia Carlson, Marlene Owen, Donna Lindsay, Cynthia Houghton, Shirley Duston, Sally Stowell, Barbara Stanley. WOMEN'S COMMUTERS COUNCIL President ,,,,,,,,,.......,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, Margery Moore Vice Presiclent ,..., ...,,t ,,.... M a rlene Owen Secretary .,,,,..,... .,..,.,..,,..,. . . .,., Peggy Mott Advisor ...,..s..........,......,,,,.,..t,,........... .,... M rs. Dorothy Randall The main objective of the Women's Commuters Council is making women commuters feel as much a part of thc college as possible by keeping them in contact with college activities and by making their college living quarters as comfortable as possible. Meetings were held once a month at which time various problems and programs were discussed. The programs included the annual Christmas party, a group picnic at the end of the college year, and as in the past years. the Women's Commutcrs Council contributes to the children's ward ol the Elliot Community hospital. INTER-DORMITORY COUNCIL l'rcsidenl ........ ..,. ..... .....,. . . .... . ...... ....... ..... .,.,. . . , . . Carol Rand Vice Presirlent . .. . Patricia Piper Secretary .Y .,..i..... . Nancy Hancock Social Representative ............,,..,...,,., , .,., , Brenda Blomgren This lnter-Dormitory council serves as a board over the two women's dorms on campus. It is our aim to better the relations with the two dorms by sponsoring parties and socials. We invited a model to speak to us and held a social hour to ask questions and to better acquaintances. Another project was sending a Iruit basket to Mrs. Randall from the two dorms. We composed a constitution so as to establish a firmer founda- tion for the organization. FIRST ROW: Janice Craig, Mary Bakanosky, Barbara Fredette. C11f0'l Randy Nancy Hancock, Brenda Blomgren, Marge Sullivan, Elaine Chicaderis. SECOND ROW: Marion Knighty, Norma Turcotte, Dorothy McCarthy, Betty Joe Cloud, Janet Hewitt, Shirley Lambert, Patty Conye, Deborah Clement, Martha Park. 701: 'ka1amaaa2za1ofz!d need49Zaw,no1! ' Zflcud, FIRST ROW: Elaine Stahl, Mary Ann Naceski, Betty-Jo Cloud, Shirley Lambert. SECOND ROW: Mary Hill, Dorothy McCarthy, Barbara Frerlette, Patti Piper, Janet Hewitt, Mary Jane Firth. THIRD ROW: Norma Turcotte. Sylvia Spirou, Marion Knightly. p I HuNrREss HOUSE COUNCIL. Preszdent ........,,.,.t......,....,,..r.........................,.. Marion Knightly Vice President ..... ..... B arbara Fredette Treasurer .A..,.... ,, .........,,,... Patti Piper Secretary ..,.. ...., D orothy McCarthy During the year many successful activities were held, such as the Thanksgiving baskets given to the needy families in Keene, Club Purple Passion, open houses and various other functions. FISKE HOUSE COUNCIL The Fiske House Council consists of the Social Committee, the House Committee and the House Officers. The purposes of this council are to co-operate in handling any problems that may arise within the dormitory and to arrange for the social activities. This year's activities incluclecl various open houses, and special activities for Parent's Day and High School Day. FIRST ROW: Janice Craig, Elizabeth Dummer, Marge Sullivan, Mary Bakonosky, Deborah Clement, Elaine Chicaderis, Faye Sanborn. SECOND ROW: Jane Ross, Elizabeth Cearan, Patricia Piper, Nancy Hancock, Patty Conye, Martha Park, Brenda Dlomgrcn. Amanhwozlduedctdemme .W f Robert Gendron, Charles McBarron, Ronald Whittum. MEN 'S ADVISORY BOARD The Men's Advisory Board is the governing body of Monadnock Hall and all men who are not in Fraternities on campus. It is primarily concerned with making rules and regulations regarding the actions of the men. Mr. Charles Hapgood serves as advisor to the group. , , 1 , tw. . -. '7j,eea4emnd,ez4gawzeu4llqnwzetd4n ' half INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL President ,........... .... T homas Robinson Vice President ...... .... R obert Holloran Secretary .,...,.... ...... R obert Cutter 32755-'-s: fig 1-rfnlq Cbt.-.m:3 5- mg-60:0 3:5-P-1-1---t-4 e-r5,.4Ul5 Nmcmm ,.,. Q.. K-.-. Uc'n 49' cud'-x 53.35511 3--Q-E-2223 1-1-24618 oomfnyig g52.mo,.-. f'DfDgm.Sx.'2' Obgmg-'O 33 29 Cf-19-Z, I3g: F-UMD .-CD5 .... .... oy-j '5 ' . -.... Esigm FF gifisgs- rggwm :,- ENN ?f '52 an El-Uqcn 1-1-97 Hn-1 52125.5- 5:5-ganna 'RSSB' Q' 'Q-3 Q?-ESV su Ufbkemg, 3o94E m :gig-,: 9.,E51 S5'- Z wfb 3 Q'-4 Sf7'5a'S? 'Quia OW FD Z .....g1-,., '-155555 'E3,f50'q.'I'1-' 312-1--if 09.55. Q-1 gd Q mon-I-D75 mr-n5Q,o .., cn..-.N H'-15 n-4.33 iffbllim. f I .1 if x . A i eh - frff '- 't'+s-.QQ t i x Michael White, Charles McBarron, Robert Cutter, Frank Taylor, Thomas Robinson, Donald Hawthorne, Mario Falsani, Thomas Rouillarcl, Dean of Men, Fred Barry. mme M44 7244! 4 name - i K.T.C. 'S MAYORALITY CANDIDATES GEORGE KIMBALL of Lebanon, New Hampshire, , in the Elementary Curriculum sponsored by Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity ' ran as comic strip -character, K. O. Kimball. SPEED CUTLER of Wilmont Flat, New Hampshire, in the Secondary Curriculum sponsored by Alpha Pi Tau Fraternity ran as Speedy Alpha-Seltzer, take off on the famed Speedy Alka-Seltzer. MARY HILL of Concord, New Hampshire, in the Elementary Curriculum sponsored by Huntress Hall ran as Babe', the lead character from Pajama Game. RAY PLANTE of Somersworth, New Hampshire, in the Industrial Arts Curriculum sponsored by Theta Chi Delta Fraternity ran as Pierre Wepkdqeom FIRST ROW: Carol Rand, John Letourneuu, Alan Cutler, George Kimball, Raymond Plante, Mary Hill, Frederick McCann, Carole Hannaford. SECOND ROW: Dottie Bean, Elizabeth Gearan, Hope Taylor, Mary Ann Naceski, Betty Jo Cloud, Barbara Fredette, Doris Courteau, John Wondolow- ski. THIRD ROW: Carl Contois, John Gallien, Clyde Collishaw, Joe Dutile, Peter Bostwick, Andrew Phelps, Thomas Robinson, James Pendleton. MA YOR 'S COUNCIL Mayor' ..l.... .,.. ..,... G e orge Kimball Vice Mayor .....t ......,.. . .. Alan Cutler Secrelary ......t ,,,,,,, M ary Hill This group, chosen by the Mayor, composed of all groups and classes on campus, has for its purpose aiding the Mayor in carrying out his duties. During the year it helped organize half-time entertain- ment at the basketball games, planned rallies, and assisted the Mayor in his other projects. The members of the Council serve as contacts between the Mayor and the student body. The Mayor's Council was an important factor in the success of the Mayor's program for increas- ing school spirit and student interest in college functions. MAYOR KIMBALL 704mg I Ar 'ff Lt 4... 'rl Nh IM' 7kfdlaaal4aajma-aadalldhtdteanonean 26666064040bd40Wd4646Z4,.. vsnnsllatfjfy 'mmu'-W-U-llun 1 'W ff A rg . .....,,,.,, My uwuuumm 1 ,C mm it 2 4 : ir . -1 u ... I , 4,-,Ye-'ix'-Y W' , VL I Tlllllllllllllllllliillil President ....,.........,.,, .... , . ,.,... ....,..........,... ,......,.. R o bert Cutter Vice President ,,t,....,,t. ...,.. T hoinas Rouillard Recording Secretary ...,. ,t.,...,..... D alton Blodgett Treasurer ...........t.,t.,,,. .s,,t,. J ohn Wondolowski Alpha Pi Tau Fraternity began a very active and happy year on campus by moving back into its house after nearly two years of absence from it. Sponsoring Alan Cutler as Speedy Alpha-Seltzer in the Mayorality Campaign kept the Alpha brothers busy through the fall. Almost immediately attention was focused on improving the college campus, which for the past years has been a project of Alpha. Hard work strengthened by brotherhood was shown by the remodeling of Alpha House which was followed by a successful open house. The Christmas Party, an annual affair of Alpha, was attended in a large number by both Fraternity men and guests. The annual Alpha Opera was, as always, a terrific success. Rush and Help Week were successfully enjoyed by both the olcl and new men who added energy to the Fraternity. The formal, a highlight of the year, was centered around the Zodiac. Alpha enjoyed its 34th consecutive year of service, academically and socially, on the Keene Teachers College campus. mndedoatle 'ecenef in ..,A-4' M ..........,fQ ,..,,.,.,,,,,, Y f -. , 5 'L FIRST ROW: John Callivn, John Wondolowski, Dalton Blodgvtl, Robert Cnttvr. Toni Rouillurd. Michzu-l White, Wallace- Clark. Alan Cutler. SECOND ROW: Josvph Piekos, David Cross, John Fvssvndcn. Nelson Cookman, Norman Ya-mon, Alhcrt Marshall. Clyde Collishnw, Riclmrd Bnrkv. THIRD ROW: Thomas Huskiv, Nelson M1-gnu, David Hall, TDOIIIZIF Gralmm, Carl Grover. lion Franklin. Thomas Sawyor, Paul Millar, Kenneth Ball. FOURTH ROW: Edmund Poor, Juinvs Lefrzmcois, Jann-s Rogan, John Tuckvr, Robert Kiddvr, Edwin Johnson. ALPHA Pl TAU FRATERNITY i 1 Q 2 1 'F' Dalton Blodggett, Rohm-rt Cutter, Thomas Rouillard, John Wondolowski. Teepdzypodedwutaontlq, 'll 'QAO K t 3 Qs 'N M fr, .,v if Q .wh 4, J 1 p. 5: 4, ,Ur . 4 'v W QW wg V ,, 1' FQ ,M 9 ,Q I 'LW l7464dd0!f0fdl06fd40K64443i600l406JCl 820, 5... .L ,Q , ,w. , W1 57' N, M lv M Szmdwggn WV' i', 'T' U ' 'J-si lvl. ' 4' 9.4. ,A lifrvflx' -iaipsguf' . ,'.' .1 'Qliw if l,'.f'i J'4 --' ff ., -:,4,1k. f V, .55 ,If . '1'X4':'5 .fifffll xg-,'. ,A ff'-gg A 5 W. e. ' ' r -1 t4.'s'5'P Fff, . f 993 KAPPA HOUSE President ............ .......,,..,.......... ....... ...,.. R o b ert Holloran Vice President ,....., ..,., D onald Hawthorne Secretary ....,.,...... ,.,........ P aul Davison K Treasurer ..,, .... C arl Contois Gamma Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi had a very successful year on Keene Teachers A College Campus. The primary project of the year was renovating our new home into a true fraternity house. The fraternity functions of the year were the annual formal, based on a theme of Coral Reefg the support of mayor-elect K. O. Kimballg the annual Christmas party for needy chilclreng the Kappa Kapersg the Kappa Barndanceg Q and many open houses and parties. Kappa Delta Phi is a national, professional, educational fraternity which stresses promotion of professional attitude, scholastic excellence, a feeling of brotherhood and a high code of ethics. Kappa men strive always to remember their motto One for all and all for one. 74450444 nmydanwudaavyadpmfeu, f' - 'gl GAMMA FIRST ROW: Edwin C. johnson, Ronald A. Morse, Carl Contois, Donald Hawlhornv, Paul Davidson, Robert Ccndron. SECOND ROW: David Coogins, Richard ,loy, Thomas Paddvn, Carmen C. Cavalicrv, Maurice R. Dulile, Frvd A. King, Robcrt C. McQnillcn, Ward Grant. THIRD ROW: Cvorgc Rathlmurn, Vytaulus Ulvivkas, Charlvs A. Laliellv, ,losc-ph ,lose-ph, Rolsvrl L. Joy, Rolmvrl ll. Murray, Jr., Charles W. Caswvll, Frank Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Antonio D'Amln'osio, Norman Wakeman, Richard Collrr, John Wood, Rogvr F. Wilson, Luther Tabor, Gordon Oalman, Cm-urge Piper. FlF'I'H ROW: Colin H. Cray, .lr., Ray Dl'SiY0lC'illlX, Pvlor Kagclviry, William A. lNlasvis, Cc-orge Kimball, John A. Kalsoupas, Jr., John A. Cummings, Ron Kalloch. GAMMA CHAPTER OF KAPPA DELTA PHI Rolmvrt GL-ndron, Rolwrt Holloran, Edwin C. Johnson. 70e4awmvM?4434 '7 Matmnklpum - ' si, as 'Q vt' 'X , W Wg, f. .' 4, Q: 4 f lm: 'R' .M ki,Q5l?Q v wwf arm Q 2 ' ,, av 11' Q QW' L 4 'h :Bm Q, fc - fi Q X. Y 3 ' t .El . Wu zeeaaaaazemueea, :Er M .f,gw3gj'f '.Z'esg5g,. ' . viii, .. ., M .4 T' K. 'ff-fr 1 W? uf 'ff A. p ' ' ' ' Q, T 'f T C, Q. . - T -.mf -,.,+S4 f -a W--f - - 'ii 7 -W . . gzef f. .. ,,1'-ng' -554 , ' :eff -Mn. ..A,...., 'H ' - fl ' ! .QA at t u , V . .Q S .3 .le I 1 C.. THETA HOUSE President ............ .,.........,...,.......,............ T homas Robinson 9 Vice President ....... ...... R onald Whittum Secretary ........ .... R obert Stapleton Treasurer ....... ,.,.f. H erbet Petelle X Theta Chi Delta spent the first of the year putting the house back into shape and running Raymond Plante for mayor. We sponsored our annual Christmas party for under-privileged children of Keene which met with great success. These and other A smaller functions kept us busy for the first semester. Second semester was also very successful for from winter carnival until the end of school year, Rushing, the annual White Rose Ball, the Theta show, Club Blue Gardeniaf' and open houses filled out a very enjoyable year. Theta Chi Delta stands for high academic standing, leadership qualities, and college spirit. 11 amide af-4 60d62!d6iU6f463tlf'0Z4!6 FIRST HOW: Ray Dvniurs. Dun Bonn:-tl, ,lim Pendleton. Tom Robinson. l'Ivrlwrt Pon-llc. lionulcl Wllitluni, Rohm-rt Stapleton, EflW21I'tl BOIllN'illl, Pa-lvr liostwick. Nelson Alllricll. Huy Plzintv. l3uIc-li. Albert l isrvln-r, Dick Murray, Dirk Nl'llS1'll. 'l'I-IIRD ROW: Rolivrl Wolf, Huyniunfl Ross. llrnvsl Lvvvsqlu- Jr.. liz-xforcl A. Bell. Anclrew Phi-lps, Jann-s Mzlrrion, Cvm'g4- Nlarsllull. .ltlllll Cmimally. l OUR'l'H ROW: Ellgvm- F. xVlllllt'l!lUl'l'. Cluu-los Rvgan. Conlon Could, Kc-nn:-lli Honlx. Pansy Musa .lr'.. lg4'l'Il2ll'tl LaCroix. 'Pi-rle-y .l. Nye, Tc-ll ,lUll2lIlSSUIl. l lF'l'lI ROW: Kvn Gila-, ll. l'unl .laicksnin l'lzn'0lcl lf. Nugvnt. William M. Winston. Divk Nyc, Nuriu Fzilsuni. .llrllll lfuust. THETA CHI DELTA FRATERNITY rv 3 f'Ml1?..x A 1..wg,M gl f ' ff fi.1 1 - . --MM., sf f 4 ., Tl 44' K .1 .J xc .E 5 xv MQN Ronulrl Wliitluln, ,llllUllli1S lluliinsun. Hcrln-rl P014-llv, Rulwrt Sluplm-lun. Wewrphytde ii' . 0 '-4 aft' f A , X. S 'if' 5. 5 5 Q, 5-. -c A I ff - 'il I. X . 'Q O 4 K 1 .1 f fr. , 'QQ' 1 J . s if J' I f . If . uk , , xx A f f , x -- A .pd 4. um- x , i, 5 1 uw ia 1 '.w I , , FU k H , Q ' Q ,K '1 0 MW L Q bw 4, w,. f 1Qp5gi4.'i- . 4 fggmy. .- .M1.:-if V 1 :Wifi-5f,f,:7 J f. , ,. m ,- , - Mia- -'3 ,',-K., 1 M'- 1. F, if 'sw .f 'i.f , ' fflgfffw, vm , , ' fu ,wfmwm , L.N,nn,f,,,.,L.,,i.,,,,,:, N, 1,54 -4-.T , ..,. .. 11 wmfsawa426.u,,:Mu51,'y1, . KEEIE 4 4 '5' ..,,e- 1' ,Q Q . . M . . I . . pw , ' 1 - 'fm- 's'- A M , , A ' r wa,.1,' QAJWVW' . ' K ,. M -f . 's M5641 '. - fbfy H , ' . 1 ' . 4. Q, ',. .. H , .6 - - K '-ff , M g,,r'w, A . wma, , ,, . . ' . . ' V ., .MEIN , -K-'fy' 'Il I 3,,,v+ykn R in I V . . f ' w'.k' x. u iykh MN , f::.Jm 7Z46'e44t4ewz!4aa'c4Z- 'Q FIRST ROW: Helen Munn, Margaret Sullivan, Barbara Creenough, Dorothy Bean, Carole Hanna ford, JoAnn Daily, Jean Smith, ,loan Greene. SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Firth, Sandra Hussey Shirley Lambert, Sylvia Spirou, Doris Davis, Dorothy Reed, Sheila Moss, Rochelle Desmarais. WINTER CARNIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATES I ' 4-43. If'-VI wa Laila-.4 .D- f , V . M , I , 1 .. 1 , , I., Q r-, M.: , , L' 'gf v - ' ' m..f-,- ,.. ,-ef 'g --ayrgwwffz, - it . I . 'I , ' A, NRM ,: A AL g wrf' S, v, ' ' ,5 'Sl f-- fi' jg.,-. 'inns' ' f 1 4,-fmt-A.1'M+'f1.f.., gm - 'A - V . :Na - , Jg fi..e -.v,fv'.g'fp f? ,.r ., , - Y' - ,f 1 ,pw U ,4-Ei. .1 .g.1.a:v'. '-J., .ls l - 9 - ' - A Um oftiegaeenewa THE QUEEN Margaret Sullivan, Mary Jane Firth, Shirley Lambert, Queen of Winter Carnival, Dorothy Reed, Carol Hannaford. ' The annual Winter Carnival was held with great enthusiasm this year. For the first time in two years there was snow, in fact more snow than we knew what to do with. Snow Chips was the theme from the fireside dance on Friday night to the jazz concert held on Sunday. Highlight of the weekend was the Carnival Ball, at which Miss Shirley Lambert was crowned Queen of Winter Carnival. t . .X -W. 1 , , vo, .1 Niven- ' y ' 1 l ' ,N M. X l Mf- W- lf.. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ At eight o'clock sharp on December 17, the curtain went up on one of the most outstanding entertain- ment presentations of the year. Direct from a long run on Broadway, Aniversary Waltz by Chadorare and Fields was a tremendous success here on cam- pus, both with the faculty and the student body. A three-act comedy, it said some smart, sophis- ticated things about modern marriage, progressive education, and television. Lead roles were filled by Thomas Padden and Karen Clark. Cast included: C. W. Stevens, Verna Erwin, Karen Hendrikson, Robert Williams, and Kay Day. Again general campus opinion affords us the lib- erty of saying, '4Best Play in Years! 74eaeze'ana,g4,ud6-xytdaz , awed. . M-Q-4 .ig +3 ' A Hg .H . f. . S444 4 ffifffdfwd 'avi 'I-W '2444g4gdl44e,44wzfafL-aal4eyt44t2z4yettacowze,' 1 s W W V+ qdau... .. fmfd fn 3' I! ll .. x 1 9 ' ..... ul' ' I Q 'I A N . . - I 3 , I ' M.. M Vw- 'f mi' ' , ' . 5 1 A g - v ' ,. ' ' g I H . I .M TMJ 1 . bfi, .Q uf tw 5h ,f y , C, , Maxxum A W-.,,,w..-Q-. ' .M 9 Q . .O .ax W www N .V 'Q . um I fb C7-WI bus EXPANSICN 'N nw- -Q .. at' ' an 'Y . ,LU W, w l25 ,ll 7 fowaadguwaaymaeda, The year 1958 will be a memorable one in the minds of those students already here at Keene Teachers College and those who will be here in the years to come. It is the year 1958 which marks the beginning of a large scale building program which, in the course of the next ten years, will make K.T.C. one of the largest Teachers Colleges in New England. In the next few pages we have tried to depict the various changes that will occur including how, our campus will look ten years from now and what some of the buildings will look like. At this time we would like to express our gratitude to President Young, Mr. Holbrook, the architect, and the state of New Hampshire whose able assistance made this section possible. THE EDITORS l.4,L-g.3'5:f+ -Q' --- F., -rl, - ---v-...,.,. .,...,....,.,, ..fLl1,, , L - 1 I- 3 4 I H 1' ' ' ' ' - + - - -Arr' '--P-' ' V .. A Lx r. ...Lxif - t .. H.: W: I-A -0 M-,, X H. Y, ,4 I KT! p A I I QL:-n . .. I, :V-S' Vg' ,, 1 :Sql -Q 'WMV-'f fm V Q ' - '11 . ' ff fm 1...F-Q' i - 'Q 4, f . 'fi . -,- H 1 M :MSL Q wb 3-'- V f+Mlf ' f 4 -f-gg., . 'Q ' V lLifT,,. a- fig,1-,fiQ,,.il-1 :L ,.. j..g, iw f . nl L iw.. . ,, T:3.?,f' D 5 K K N . -ln 3 U . X vxzzg -:Ll V.. lu: 'A-Q H ,.,- -1- !fI A - Y -- ' ,, . x. Q H, . ,'gg-' lp C : ,,., A ' - - n -I ' ,, M -M,..-,-, W-M Q -W .. - .. N N 1 - L-- I ,pqi,pWf'f',- -df -J . L+.. . 3 ' ----fy . M23-.f' v .. ,A , . A u: , ,. .N -. ,M - . ,,..., I V I- -, I. M, , .. 6' Tyr, i ' 'A U -UL in GQV QLL ,Aoi I ui if ....- f'4l' 1ff 1 MH -.11 1 1 z f- - ' -lm , if-.4 A 1- he 'ff .. ,. sz: - 555 :rqvia H1-'f-Q!-N J ' lf4'. 4 J ' ' A 'T -.I EL' 4' , Y fyrs-3 f.' 5 . efia , Jim.-T N ' -A -- -, 'M A +u ' , ' - QQ . -., I ,,, M w ff' , I L . . ' -yn-, ha..:4 ' f ,. .g:vL ,. . , ,, 'J ' f' v . if .Q 1 . A g W4 3, . 'fn ' ' W:-M---'f . ' . ati. 'W 1 A' -C , 7 -. - 4-ww? 'A' 3 '.I'.4 ' :'Z':'i, X'--W' . mi' 1 V - . 5: . t r r h T , A . i AA 1 , ' ,. lf. 2 A -A.Qg.,L'- , L: 1- -1 - ..,gh',s, - -W ,, 'I H , 1... Y .J-.11 ,i' I - jrf -4.y...i ..- .rf-4' . ' :'!!'.----- 7460t0'!0VLg4'Itk' ' A al , . OUR CAMPUS AS IT IS TODAY, 1958 Omdmmwdewuauedgaaqmu, 0 OUR CAMPUS AS IT WILL BE, 1968 ABOVE AND BELOW ARE THE PROPOSED PLANS FOR OUR STUDENT UNION BUILDING TO BE COMPLETED BY SPRING OF 1959. ,, . I30 ' ,www 1 s, 1 4 Q: ,Q ' 'W 'WWW M' WW f f f f M1 M Fl W W ff W 1 ff' ' 1 NM M' -ff! WW -:- 2 . s is W 'W W ! X W2 w , ATHLETICS 74e9amewcZ4 Zayed, FIRST ROW: Warren Hill, Charlie Jepson, Robert Curtis, Stanley Shea, Sumner Collins, John Woods. SECOND ROW: Edward Detour Ronald Bailey, Richard Cotter, James Nye, David Coogins. Donald Patterson. THIRD ROW: Coach Joyce, Ken Menard, Gordon Bean, Francis Davis, Ronald Kallech, James l.eFrancois. SOCCER This year's soccer team played outstanding hall all season with little injuries which it was hindered hy last year. The foot meni' of K.T.C. displayed unique skill and sportsmanship at all times. Veteran players were Cordon Bean, Ronald Kalloek, Francis Davis, David Googins. John Wtiocls, and Richard Cotter. As in past years the incoming freshmen proved to he a great asset in making the team a successful one. Next year the club should he one of the strongest in recent years and should he ahle to give the coach and college a winning record. 74w4,emz6wp4m94af9w4wmwm-menu, ,loan Barry, Carole Hannaforcl, Jackie Haywood, Gail Spevaek, ,lucly Holmes, Dorothy llean. Susan Wheelock. CHEERLEADERS The K.T.C. cheering team really went to town this year with Gail Spevaek as head cheerleacler. The new faces of Judy, Joan, llotty, Jackie, and Betsy clicl so much to aclcl to the high spirit and the pep already clisplayecl by Gail. Natalie. and Carole. They have been seen at the A-field, at pep rallies, and on the haskethall court with their many cheers anrl enthusiastic motions. Certainly much appreciation goes to this vivaeious group, our most spirited group on campus. Omdaapanqmauzq FIRST ROW: Jame Beckwith, Eugene Seevers, John Woods, Robert Freeman, Richard Mackey. SECOND ROW: Coach Joyce, Richard Joy, John Farrell, Tom Conway, Charles Lubelle, George, VARSITY BASKETBALL Like the symbolic K.T.C. Owl, the Varsity basketball team showed wisdom in its ability to come out with a pleasing record. It was most pleasing to the Keene Teacheris College students to see our very able team play excellent ball against Plymouth on January l5. With wisdom of Coach Joyce the Owls once again pulled a close one out of the tree when they defeated Willimantic later on during the season. The team worked precisely and well, a smoothly organized flight drilled with precision. Although team work was thc match word, each individual player had a right to his own glory. zifxeltdedazaealfaawtlejaauha 'cdoea FIRST ROW: Peter Kagiclery, Walter Czaenec, Rohert Joy. SECOND ROW: Coach Joyce, Ken Menard, Bruce Sweeney, Edward Detour, George Phlibhard. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity netted another productive harvest this hoop season. It was most pleasing to the Keene Teacherls College students to see our very able team play excel- lent ball against Plymouth on January 15. With the wisdom of Coach Joyce the Owls once again pulled a close one out of the tree when they defeated Willimantic later on during the season. The team worked precisely and well, a smoothly organized flight drilled with precision. Although team work was the match word, each individual player had a right to his own glory. Scoudnnoapaaadq K.T.C. HOOP RECORD. . . . . . . .VARSITY Keene- ......... 77 Keene- ......... 48 Keene ..... ......... 8 0 Keene ........ ......... 7 3 Keene ........ ......... 6 8 Keene ........ ......... 7 7 Keene .... ......... 7 1 Keene ........ ......... 7 0 Keene ........ ......... 66 Keene .... ......... 7 9 Keene .... ......... 6 9 Keene ........ ......... 5 7 Keene ..... ......... 9 6 Keene- --.-.-.-. 66 Keene- -------.- 61 Keene- -------.- 91 Keene ---- --.------ 8 9 K. T. C. HOOP RECORD Keene- --------- 58 Keene- --------- 74 Keene- --------- 59 Keene- --------- 55 Keene- --------- 53 Keene- -----.--- 32 Keene- .-------- 53 Keene- --------- 27 Keene- --------- 48 Keene- --------- 43 Willimantic --.-.-- --89 Worcester ------- --------- 6 0 North Adams ----- ------.-- 6 9 Boston ---..------ --....... 7 2 R.I.C.E. ------ ---.-.--. 6 3 Castleton --.- ......... 8 5 R.I.C.E. ---.-- -.-.-.--. 7 1 Westfield ------- --------- 7 0 Fitchburg ------- ----...-- 6 6 Plymouth ----.-- --------. 7 9 Gorham ----.---- .--...... 6 9 Fitchburg ------- --------- 5 7 Willimantic ------. --96 Worcester --.-- ----.--.. 9 6 Plymouth ------- --------- 7 1 Lyndon ------ -,,,,,,,, 7 1 Westfield -..---- --------- 7 2 . .JUNIOR VARSITY N. H. Tec. - --------- 69 R.I.C.E. ----- --..--.-- 3 9 Castleton ---- --------- 4- 6 R.I.C.E. ------ ---.----- 4 8 Fitchburg ---- -----.--- 4 3 Plymouth ------- ------.-- 6 0 Gorham ------ --------- 4 9 Fitchburg ---. --------- 2 1 Plymouth ------- ----.-.-- 5 0 Lyndon ------ ----..--. 4 5 Q' 1 r 1 Charles Caswell, Robert Mallet, Nelson Cookman, Morton Shea, Raymond Downton, Thomas Conway. Lloyd Hayn. TENNIS The nctmen of K.T.C. came through with its best season ever in '57, The expert work of veterans Morton Shea, Raymond Downton, and Thomas Conway added to by three new men gave Coach Lloyd llayn a top team. The Owls overpowered such strong clubs as U.N.H. and Harvard. The team may suffer losses in '58 hut with the return of veterans Morton Shea and Thomas Conway and with the help of new men, the cluh should have another successful year. f-fawia we!! 6:17621 cease., BASEBALL The 1957 baseball team had one of its most successful seasons. Many letters were given out by Coach Joyce because of the fine ability shown during actual play. Under the hardest of pressure the Owls came through with exceptional playing. The whole team displayed an abundance of cooperation and spirit which helped them through many difficulties. There were many veterans and also excellent freshman prospects which made the team strong in all areas. FIRST ROW: Leo Estes, Howard Main, Robert Brooks, Gerald Davis, Andrew Phelps, Maurice lieaulicu. SECOND ROW: Alan Cultvr, Edward Main, Fred Fosller. Fred King, Philip llrcgcnt. William Dijulio. THIRD ROW: Donald Hawthorne. Ken Menard. Rollins Hardwick, Robert Stapleton, Sumner Joyce. gl, X . k,Zw,,k , V FIRST ROW: Jacqueline Abbott, Sandra Johansson, Donna Martin, Barbara Fredette, Jacqueline A. Carey, Ann Weeks, Sandra Oles, Dorothy Wallace, Marjorie Shay. SECOND ROW: Carole Hannaford, Shirley Lambert, Elaine Stahl, Marion Knightly, Sheila Murphy, Gail Spevack, Sharon K. Lynch, Nancy Clark, Patti Piper. THIRD ROW: Virginia Ferguson, Nancy Burpee, Joan Cleary, Mary Nelson, Joan Woodhull, Erma Raye Todt, Gertrude Koerner, Annah Batchelder. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President ......,..... Jacqueline Carey Vice President ,.,.. .c..... G ail Spevack Secretary ........ ...,. D onna Martin Treasurer ...., ............. A nn Weeks Chaplain ....., ...... D orothy Wallace Advisor ,,t,. ..... M rs. Ruth Keddy The Women's Athletic Association is an organization composed of girls with out- standing ability in sports. Its motto is, 'LA sport for every girl and every girl for a sport. At the beginning of every college year, a girl is placed on either a Hredw or a white team. She plays on her respective team in intramural games. Among the most important activities sponsored by the club was Sports Day when the two teams competed in all sports. Initiation of new members was held in the spring. To be eligible for membership a girl must have met the following reguirements: Be a member of one all-star team, or Place first or second in an advanced tournament, or Pass state or national referee's test, or Be a leader in at least one sportg or Be a Girl Scout Leader for at least I8 weeksg or Pass a life-saving testg or Be selected as a cheerleader for the season. . Y Y g ,wma naw Iv-s We WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HONOR CLUB Pre-Sili6rlt .--.------------ .............,.... D oris Davis Vice President ...... .........,.... C onstance Stahl Secretary-Treasurer .. .............. Gertrude Koerner Advisor ..........,....... ........ M rs. Ruth W, Keddy When a girl becomes a junior or senior, and meets the necessary requirements, she is eligible for membership in the organization. The members act as intermediates between the administration and the W.A.A. They also choose the cheerleaders, the heads, and assistant heads of sports. The purpose of the Honor Club is to further and uphold the principles of the Women's Athletic Association. P 4 , at 1' . FIRST ROW: Gertrude Kocrner, Mary Lee Pelczar, Doris Davis, Mary Nelson. Saazyleadaaaddefadd FIRST ROW: Carol Gatcomb, Ann Weeks, Barbara Freclelte, Donna DeCato. SECOND ROW: Ruth Fleming, Marion Knightly, Donna Martin, Sharon Lynch. HEADS OF SPORTS Each year several girls, because of their ability and qualities of leadership, are chosen to be heads of the various sports. They select and train girls who wish to help them instruct the girls who elect a particular activity. It is their job, with the help of Mrs. Kecldy and the assistant head, to select the all-star teams. 7464130 M de' .amwfw 1 ,, W W 'I . ,521 l n ', an O.. H I. .QV W-.-A Om iewdzeeafed .,,,. . ga if IH ' Ipana Plus. Kitchen work again?' The morning after the night before. Hail! Hail! The Cang's all H1-re! 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