Keene State College - Kronicle Yearbook (Keene, NH)

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GERTRUDE MERRIAM NORMA VERHEY CHRISTINE LANCASTER Grade IV Grade IV Grade V 8 MARION CLARK DAVID E. COSTIN Grade VI Grade V1 DR. CHARLES F. RITCH Cornfnixsioner of Education STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Franklin Hollis, Chairman ..,.ll.....,..............l...,, Mrs. Marion H. Atwood .... . . . Mrs. Wayne P. Bryer . . . , . . . . Ernest R. D'Amours . . . . , . Iohn H. Hall, O.D. .... . Iames I. Powers, M.D. .,., . . . I Edward G. Robinson .... .. Concord Sanbornton . Hampton Manchester .. Littleton Manchester .. Concord

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I PRESIDEN T S MESSAGE Knowledge C omes, but Wisdom Lingersf' ALFRED Loan TENNYSON Loeksley Hall Classmates: We now stand at the threshold of a great transition, that of being educated to that of being the educator. The responsibility of developing the caliber of our future citizens rests on our shoul- ders. With the recent pressure on education, we must clearly keep in mind the goals and ethics of a good educator, and strive to intelligently instruct the young people of our generation. We have been subjected to varied methods, techniques, and types of knowledge over the past four years, but of what value are these without the wisdom to use them con- structively? As the quotation states, Knowledge Comes, but Wisdom Lingers g and so we must continually strive for the wisdom to instruct, challenge, and encourage the younger generation in their foresight to produce a more advanced America. Iust as Keene Teachers College has strived to meet the changing demands on edu- cation, we must be capable and have the wisdom to accept the responsibilities before us, the future educators. Class President