Kennett High School - Eagle Yearbook (Conway, NH)

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Kennett Krier taff This year marks the third successful year in the history of our school newspaper, The Kennett Krierf' Beginning in 1946 as a weekly bulletin, mimeographed in our own commercial room, the paper has grown to a six page edition, printed at The Reporter Press. This monthly publication serves as a medium of informing alumni, parents and friends of the general activities within the school. It contains complete coverage of schol- astic achievements, clubs and athletics, besides a number of jokes and personals. This news- paper is not only useful, but it also provides an excellent opportunity to develop literary talent and become acquainted with editorial work. First row, left to right: Richard Matus, jess Lyman, Marie Frechette, Lois Flint, Wallace Ashnault, Richard Church CEditor-in-chiefl, Shirley Francis, Briggs Bunker, Irene Kowalski, Mr. Pottle fadvisorl. Second row, left to right: Sandra Davis, Norma Warner, Loretta Sanphy, -loann Peters, Sally Winslow, Eva Farrington, Betty Lon Larlee, Alice Paradis, Nancy Taylor. Third row, left to right: Sally Davis, Thelma Bower, Imogene Opton, Robert Tripp, Gene Gregg, William Pratt, Janet Clemons, Jeannette Stevens, Catherine Macomber. Fourth row, left to right: Claire Reed, Richard French, Carl Bean, Craig Arnold, Glenn Pitman, jay Wulf- son, Allen Packard, john Poor, Edward Ashnault. l40l

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First row, left to right: Miss Giles Cadvisorj, Henry Seavey, Elaine Clemons, Marilyn Ex ins lack Dakin, Beulah Richardson. Second row, left to right: Patty Frechette, Carolyn Sullivan Rita Shea, Carolina Towle, Joanne Swasey, Sandra Davis. Third row, left to right XV1ll1 im Pratt CPresidentl, Richard Matus, Imogene Opton, Robert Tripp. Miss Pauline Giles has directed the Dramatic Club through a very successful though fairly inactive year. On April 21st the club produced a delightful three-act comedy entitled Date Bait. The cast, made up of Beulah Richard- son, Albert Hill, Bill Pratt, Marilyn Evans, Sally O'Neil, Marie Frechette, Briggs Bunker, Dick Elliott, Dick Church, Frank Trask, jay Wulfson, Glenn Pitman, and Carolyn Sullivan did an excellent job and we are indeed justi- fied in taking great pride in our Dramatic Club. l 39 Dramatic

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Kennett Keys Society The Kennett Keys Society, the only scholastic club at Kennett High School, was founded in the 1925-1926 school year. To gain membership to this honorary society the students average must be 9009 or better at the spring term of the Junior year. During the Senior year other members are admitted with an 8792 average. Once founded this club wanted some symbol to stand for the organi- zation. A pin, fashioned of three gold keys in the shape of a K , was suggested as the answer. Membership in this organization brings not only justifiable pride in Work well done, but it is a convincing proof of scholastic stand- ing and ability. First row, left to right: Patty Frechette, Imogent Opton Shirley francis hlnne Clemons Srllx O'Neil. Second row, left to right: Betty Robinson Rich 1rd Matus Brigg Bunker Richlrd Church. l41l