Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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To These People We Uwe o Much. CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: A. Hanley, H. Kremen, H. Cantlin, L. Boudreiau, H. Lund, L. Luksevish, G. Trask, 1 J. La Barre, L. Shepard, E. Louiselle, M. Bailey, G. Rideout, C. Boyea, K. Kirker, I. Buffum. CUSTODIANS First Row: Mr. Emerson, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Brosseau. Second Row: Mr. Lz1Garre, Mr. Marden, Mr. Keniston.

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The Presidentfs Message Approaching the termination of our high school years and the commencement of our adult life. we are confronted hy a variation of feelings. Primarily comes the nostalgia of the intimate friendships which we have formed and of the school, faculty, and administration with which we have become so closely connected during our four fleeting years at Keene High. Also, confronting us upon our graduation is the world, the world into which we are about to enter. For most of us, I am sure that is a startling, perhaps frightening thought. However, I feel Certain that you who have now completed your stay at Keene High have profited by the splendid preparation which was offered you here. There- fore, with that knowledge as a foundation, I believe that if each of you will apply yourself to the utmost, our class of 763 will be second to none in its accomplishments of the future. I extend my best wishes for a happy, profitable future to you all.