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Dedication Jik. (J acnab Unlike Macbeth who believed that fair is foul and foul is fair, the Senior Class of 1982 feels that it is only fair to acknowledge our gratitude to the man who has so greatly contri- buted to the success of our senior year, Mr. Alan B. Macnab. We have benefited from the many programs and projects which Mr,, Macnab has had a major role in organizing and encouraging, such as the chartering of a chapter of the National Honor Society, the production of the musical Bye, Bye. Birdie, the advising ol the Junior Class and the Student Council, and the teaching of S6V0273.1 ClaSSGS • In all fairness, we must point out that 'our deepest sense of gratitude comes from our appreciation of what Mr. Macnab has been to us personally. He has been a leader of our school that we all admire. At the same time, he has shown a personal con- cern and compassion for each student in the school. Although Mr. Macnab has been our principal for only one year, he will be one of our fairest memories of Keene Central School. In appreciation of all he has done and been, we dedicate this yearbook to him. 1
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Memoriam Wilbur Edmonds, son of Raymond and Lena, was born, reared, schooled (except for college), and employed in this commu- nity. In 1937-1938, we called him twinkle-toes (he was a great dancer). Wilbur made his living at K.C.S. as a Business Education teacher for ten years and then went with IBM. We will all miss Wib as he was affectionately known. Ernie Kelley was a graduate of K.C.S. who spent 20 years of his life serving the com- munity in the capacity of a bus driver custo- dian at Keene Central. Ernie was an active member of this commu- nity who will certain- ly live on in the minds of those who knew him. Hannibal Edmonds, a native born son, came to K.C.S. on a sum- mer lend-lease cus- todial job. He made such a hit we kept him for 10 years, part of the time as a bus driver and majority of the time as a custodian. He was an outdoorsman, well-liked by every- one. His passing will leave a void in the hearts of many. Mae Broe came to this area from Conn- ecticut quite some years ago. She started as an elementary teacher in the then Keene school and trans- ferred to Keene Valley in 1937. She was a devoted, respected tea- cher for thirty years. Her involve- ment in community activities is remem- bered by many. Mae will be greatly missed. 2
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