Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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Who Prepare the Way JOHN W DAY Assistant Supernntendent B S M Ed Plymouth Teachers College Unlversnty of N H MR DAY an MRS BURKE GREETINGS SENIORS June 1959 should be an Interesting tnme to graduate Opportunities are abundant from Alaska to Cape Horn from under the Poles to the Moon ln a free economy that rewards well and seeks those of superior technical business and professnonal traanlng In a soclety where better education for all ns becommg a natronal concern there are great challenges Can our natlon continue to progress through hard work and thoughtful planmng of mdlvl duals or will at succumb to the stagnatlon of a welfare state? Can the world long contunue half free and half slave? Wall your mayor goal be the accurnulatnon of maternal things or the unseltlsh service to family and communlty'-' You are a splendnd class You have a record of tune accomplrshments I thunk you wlll make wlse cholces and see them through . ., . . K t a Qwvve. . rs W. , I ' I I I I . ' I u

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These Are the Trail Blazers, LAURENCE O THOMPSON Superintendent of Schools A B Ed M Bates College MR THOMPSON an MRS GOODELL To the Class of 1959 You are soon to 'om the many earlner classes whose members have for a tnme been Important contributors to the llfe of Keene Hugh School and have passed on to broader flelds of higher educatnon business or lndustry In times like these Iwonder sometumes whether Keene Hugh School has done all It possibly can to prepare Its graduates for what ns ahead Perhaps you wonder whether you have taken fullest advantage of the opportunltnes whnch have been offered to you In any event I am grateful for your contrubutuon and If your growth since you came to us has been posltlve and wholesome I am grateful for that too To each of you I extend sincere best wushes for a happy and successful future Cordlally yours X .., . . ' f I I I I ' I 1 I I I ' I

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For Us to Follow HAROLD F DREW Pruncupal B S Ed M Mlddlebury College Harvard Unlverslty MR DREW and MRS ALLAN To the Class of 1959 Very soon now you are going to get the green llght of graduation and swung out from these pleasant roads you ve traveled for some years onto the broad highway of llfe All these school years you ve been buymg yourself a car Dad you buy a good solud car that wull stand up well for a lnfe tlme or perhaps one wuth lots of chrome but a poor motor? If the former good you should travel many pleasant mules If the latter better trade now :ts never too late to learn ln any event a happy tourney and no ats Wffw 0 0 1 1, p - . . . . , I , . . . . . -. I . U I - . ., . . , 1 . ' fl . I2