Kennett High School - Eagle Yearbook (Conway, NH)

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First row, left to right: Geraldine Osborne, janet Clemons, Carolyn Sullivan CPresidentJ, Charless Tofft, Carolyn Lowd. Second row, left to right: Marilyn Potter, Betty Robinson, Robert Tripp. ,lay Wnlfson, Thelma Bower, Joan Fraser. 8111616 42 The newly organized Camera Club began the year under the guidance of Mr. Leslie Buck. Mr. Buck, aided hy Noel Well- man, took the club on several very successful trips Where the members learned much about lighting, picture composition, and photography equipment. It was a heartfelt loss of the entire student body when Mr. Buck suddenly passed away this Winter. He had given much time and energy to the school and we deeply mourned his death. Since then the Camera Club has re- mained inactive but it is hoped that next year it will take a leading part in our extra curricu- lar activities. l

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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

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First row, left to right: Richard VVatson, Imogene Opton lirmk Richudson fPres1dentD Nlr Seidenstueclcer Cathletic directorj, Beulah Richardson Elune Clemons Second rovx left to right: William Pratt, Harvey Blake, Henry Seaxey Brldtoid Bemis Richard Church George Richardson. Atlmletlc ASSOC1i:1t1011 The Athletic Association, with Mr. Carl Seidenstuecker as adviser, sets up requirements for varsity letters and numeral awards and judges upon the same. Monthly meetings are held at which members bring in various proh- lems concerning inter-scholastic and intra- mural sports which are then discussed and solved. The Athletic Association has proven itself a vital part of our athletic program and its decisions are highly respected. L41