Kennett High School - Eagle Yearbook (Conway, NH)

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Best Dressed Most Humorous Best Dancer Loafer Most Athletic H appy-Go-Lucky Done Most for Kennett Done Kennett for Most Bull Slinger Most Likely to Succeed Best All Around Best Looking Best Leader Class Grind Most Apprecuzted by the Faculty Least Appreciated by the Faculty uperlatives BOY WILLIAM PRATT RALPH PETILLO WALLACE ASHNAULT GUY BROWN RICHARD WATSON CHESTER HAYES WILLIAM PRATT JAMES STOCKBRIDGE WILLIAM SARCENT WILLIAM PRATT MALCOLM SMITH MALCOLM SMITH WILLIAM PRATT BRIGGS BUNKER RICHARD CHURCH WILLIAM SARGENT i251 GIRL ELAINE CLEMONS CATHERINE MACOLIBER NANCY CARTER BETTY HUNTER IMOCENE OPTON NANCY CARTER IIMOGENE OPTON CATHERINE MACOLIBER CATHERINE MACOLIBER IMOGENE OPTON SHIRLEY FRANCIS ELAINE CLENIONS IMOGENE OPTON PATRICIA FRECHETTE BETTY LOU LARLEE CATHERINE MACIOLIBER

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Qui' Class Histor This is the history of our class, May life in the future be as good as in the past. Four years ago, how time does Hy, We entered Kennett, timid and shy. Getting used to the school was time well spent, While Freshmenls Reception was our iirst big event. The lipstick and beatings were really rough, But we proved to the Seniors that we Freshmen were tough. We soon befriended many guys and gals, And even those Seniors became our pals. Our first taste of sorrow came when the doctor sent, Home, fatally ill, our dear Mrs. Kent. Many things happened during our first year, Both an organized ski team and Miss Meyers did appear. 'Twasn't very long before the ski team gained fame, And soon Miss Myers changed her name. At the end of the war we began to rave, For soon back to Kennett would Come Crush and Dave. Sophomore year and plans to pursue, But we needed money to carry us through. As a solution we put on a ball - Nothing terrific, but enjoyed by all. Music at Kennett had gone astray, But it soon was revived by our director Miss May. At the close of the term we were saddened to hear, That our beloved Mac would retire next year. 24 And so when we went back to school in the fall, It was Dave who gave leadership to us all. We worked much harder than ever before, But pleasures and fun were still in store. When finally midyears came and went, We turned for a while towards merriment. For now it was time to form our plans, For that big event, our Junior Dance. We planned and worked all day and night, So that our Prom would turn out right. When the evening came the crowd was gay, There wasn't a thing to stand in our way. That Prom we all remember still, And I donit doubt but we always will. And soon another year had passed, The time went now increasingly fast. Soon we were Seniors and how we made tremble, The Freshmen that we once had closely resembled There were more new activities than ever before - A Student Council, Orchestra, and even more. The Kennett Karnival, also of great mention, Was such that it lived up to greatest intention. Now Commencement is nigh and the time anears, For us to say good-bye to our happiest years. We are joyful yet in our hearts we grieve - ltys a sad experience this dear school to leave. We shall always remember these happy days, As we divide to go our own ways.

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