Keene State College - Kronicle Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Miss lclella Earnurn, Beth Whiting, Leon Doyer, Marjorie Howe, Mr. H. Dwight Carle, Thelma Watts. Second row: Catherine Linchey, Phyllis McClary, Caroline Nichols. Lois Moore, Hester Perkins, Alice Smith, Robert Michaud, Sara Lamb, Francis Con- way, Marion McDowell, Joseph Zekos. OFFICERS OE THE STUDENT COUNCIL Presiclent '...... .....................,...........,,,..........,......,.,.....,.... L con Doycr Vice-President ..,...,..,..,.............. ......,.. B cth Xxfhifinq SQCYQUFY ---------- ....... M arjoric Howe M551 6339..-

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A STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION GOVERNOR FRANCIS P. MURPHY, to Dec. 31, 1940 ....... GOVERNOR ROBERT O. BLOOD, from Jan. 1, 1941 ........ ORTON B, BROWN, Chairman ................. , ..........,...... . JOSEPH W. EPPLY ................. MRS. RUTH S. KIRK ........,...,.. MRS. ALICE S. HARRIMAN ....... ROBERT T. KINGSBURY ......... JAMES J. POWERS, M. D. ..,.. , JAMES A. WELLMAN .......... COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION JAMES N. PRINGLE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WALTER M.INIAY AGENTS OF THE BOARD RUSSELL H. LEAVITT ........................,........,................ PHILA M. GRIFFIN ,..... PAUL E. FARNUM ..... -.0-923 1 5 5390... ...EX-Officio ,.......EX-Officio ..........Ber1in . . . . . . .Manchester .,.........Keer1e .........LacOnia .......p......Keene . . . . . . .Manchester . . . .. . .Manchester .........I-Iigh School .........'....Elementary Administrative

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Keene Teachers College Seniors THE PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE Graduation is an achievement if in the four years of progress one has given his full Worth, but it may be considered a failure if one is indifferent. I Wish to impress the importance of sincerity upon the minds of the Under- classmen. It is the one key to success. You have a row to hoe.. Do it diligently and you need have no fear of the future. ' For the Seniors the seeds are planted. The harvest will depend upon the care taken in the planting. I say to them, Cultivate what you have planted. W The test of a school is not the size of its student body nor the grandeur of its buildings, but the quality of the product. What We do and make of ourselves after graduation Will be the supreme test. I bid you all to be keepers of the ideals which the faculty of the Keene Teachers College has so faithfully and under- standingly instilled in our souls so that their Work will not be lost, but Will always be apparent to those With Whom We must live. Let education be every man's lantern, common sense his path, and success will be his destiny. r 1 THOMAS D. DILLANT. r ...,,.gS+i 1 7?3Qa....