Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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enior Cljresiclenfs eiiessagea As we reach the end of the way it is only natural and within our rights to pause a moment. survey the ground on which we stand. and look back over the road which we have recently passed. We should give a parting word to those following and with them survey the regions beyond. then select our course. and with the knowledge we have gained forge our way toward the goal which we seek to attain. To my associates may I make this plea. As we separate and go far and wide over the land. try not to forget the days at Keene Normal. the friends you made. and what your Alma Mater has done for you. Reflect credit upon your school. Keep in touch with her at all times and be ready to give her support if needed. I wish you all the greatest of success and happiness in your work. To the undergraduates may I leave this one thought. K. N. S. is yours, the pleasant campus. the enjoyable hours of friendship. the inspiration of the class room, the faith of your loved ones, and greatest of all. the chance to be yourself. All these are within the grasp of a clear mind. Protect and root for her. Work for her as you never did for anything else. When you get ready to leave we know that our Alma Mater will be a stronger and more vigorous influ- ence in preparing real educators. and that you will have received the maximum of inspiration. -Robert D. Bailey. CPresident of Senior Classj. Ikxmt 7

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L..lIII I EJF?.fXl.. SENIOR CLASS BUCK reflects the life of our school. Much that we have done, thought, gained, or been. is lying as in magic preserva- tion on its pages. It is not only for the seniors, but for the under- graduates as Well. This book is a record of our school activities. accomplishments and good times. In the future when We look at the Kronicle we will undoubt- edly be reminded of the co-operation and good sports- manship which Were shown us by our friends. school- mates and faculty. As we walk along the paths of life we often stum- ble against obstacles, but somehow if We try hard we can usually overcome them. We all wish that we may lead a happy life. It is in just such small things as our year book that we sometimes find pleasure. We can look back on our school days and it helps us to enjoy the present and to look forward to the future. ln life we have a great deal to be thankful for-the same is true when we are in normal school. Seniors and undergraduates think of this as our school year book for 1932 , and the editors will feel duly compensated for the time and effort they have put into its publication. Rosamond P. Jerauld. Editor-in-Chief. 1

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