University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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ROBERT LINCOLN LITTLEFIELD, B.S., University of lllaine, 1922 b Wells Beach, Maine CECILLE AGNES MESERVE, B,S. in Ed., Boston University, 1931 Newbury, Vt. PHYLLIS MARGUERITE MORAN, A.B., UnivFiisityi of New Hamlfsliire, 1930 Somersworth, N. H. GEORGE ALDRICH MUZZEY, B.A., University of Maine, 1925 Fairfield, Maine EVA SMALL PATRIDGE, A.B., University of New I'Iflll1fI7SlZi1'C, 1925 Newfields, N. H. HENRIETTA R. ROE, B.S. in Ed., State Teachers College, 1930 Dover, N. H. WILLARD BENJAMIN SPALDING, B.B.A., Boston University, 1926 Norwell, Mass. GORDON OLIVER THAYER, B.A., University of New I-Ianzpshire, 1932 Dover, N. H. WADLEIGH WINSTON WOODS, A.B., Dairlinonth College, 1927 Portsmouth, N. H. EDNA SUSAN YOUNG, B.S., University of New Hamllsliire, 1931 Ossipee, N. H. MASTER OF SCIENCE In Agricultural and Biological Chemistry .' LELAND BURKHART, B.S., Ohio State University, 1931 Pcrrysburg, Ohio LLOYD EUGENE WASHBURN, B.S., Penn State College, 1931 Roaring Branch, Penn. In Botany: ALBION REED HODGDON, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1930, M.S., 1932 Dover, N. H. In Chemistry .' ERNEST WILLIAM ANDERSEN, B.S., University of Virginia, 1931 Portsmouth, Va. MERCHANT LEROY CUSHING, B.S., University of New I-Iainlvshire, 1931 Merrimac, Mass. DONALD RETTINGHOUSE PITZ, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1931 Durham, N. H. ALFRED HENRY TAYLOR, 3rd., B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1930 Pearl River N Y In Entomology .' OWEN JEFFERSON SMITH, B.S. Iowa. Wesleyan College, 1932 Albia Iowa In Matlieiliatiesf MARSHALL EDWARD BOWKER B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1931 Kittery Maine PHILIP NUDD, B.S., University of New Hanrpshire, 1930 Hampton DONALD MERRILL PERKINS, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1931 Sunapee MATTHEW HOWARD RILEY, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1931 Somersworth In Sociology: FREDERIC WHITE MANN, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1925 East Concord HARRIET LIBBY MANN, A.B., Oglethorp University 1927 East Concord In Zoology: CECIL VERNON CREATH, B.S., University of Illinois, 1930 Sullivan WILLIAM ROBERT EADIE, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1932 Manchester N CLYDE WENTWORTH MONROE, B.S., R. I. State College, 1931 Dover N EVA SWEETSIR PRIDE, B.A., University of Maine, 1924 Portland Maine 27 uumuum KI, i.. 1 Y :E ' , N. H. I , N. H. V , N. H. , N. H. , , N. H. If FLOYD GOODWIN BRYANT, B.S., University of New Hamlnshire, 1931 Tilton, N. H. I , . H. A ' , 3 H. - I I - ,it-1 llllillliflfi ' ' ' l 3' H..:.m' I, Wh . '- W ' ' I Mill' il

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I 1, I i I fli p'-1. all. Y. I 4 H I .rwun fzwmw 1 ' I FI.: . iilii-lf , ' Advanced Degrees At the Sixty-Third Annual Commencement Exercises, Monday, June 12, 1933 at which Hamilton Holt, LL.D., Litt.D., President, Rollins College, VVinter Park, Florida, made the Commencement address, President Edward M. Lewisconferred the following honorary and advanced degrees HOIX ORARY DEGREES DOCTOR OF LAWS JOHN THOMSON DALLAS, Concord, N. H. HARVEY DOW GIBSON, New York City WILLIAM FRANKLIN KNOX, Chicago, Ill. DOCTOR OF SCIENCE ELMER SFTH SAVAGE, Ithaca, N. Y. MASTER OF ARTS In Edneatzon HENRY JOHNSOIN JAMES B A Wesltxan University, 1924 Simsbury, Conn. In English FRANCIS FDWIN ROBINSON B A University of New Hanzpshire, 1931 Durham, N. H. In Htstorg NAOMI WILLIAMS THOMAS B A University of Richmond, 1929 Durham, N.H. RUTH ELLEN DODGE, B.A., University of New Homlisliire, 1932 New Boston, N. H. In Languages: GEORGE OCTAVE CHARRON, Univezzrity of Montreal Nashua, N. H. EDWARD TUCKER DURANT, A.B., Bowdoin College, 1928 Pepperell, Mass. WILLIAM BOOTH HOUNSELL, B.A., University of New Hanillshire, 1930 Warner, N. H. DORIS VIOLA PARADIS, B.A., Univenrity of New Hampshire, 1930 Somersworth, N. H. ANNA JOSEPHINE REDDEN, B.A., University of New Hampshire, 1932 Dover, N. H. DOROTHY AUGUSTA SEWELL, B.A., University of New Hanipshire, 1930 Dover, N. H. MASTER OF EDUCATION In Education: HARLAN ERNEST ATHERTON, B.A., Yale University, 1925 Charlestown, N. H. CHARLES HUSSEY BROOKS, B.A., University of New HG111f7S11I7'U, 1931 Dover, N. H. ROLAND FRANCIS CHANDLER, B.S., University of New HIl7l1f7SI1lfC, 1928 North Attleboro, Mass. WARREN CLIFFORD CLARK, A.B., Dartmouth College, 1928 Portsmouth, N. H. LYLE WILSON EWING, A.B., ,McCormick Institute, 1906 Claremont, N. H. LEWIS FORD FOOTE, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1925 Lincoln, N. H. CARL HANSON GARVIN, B.S., University of New Hanipsliire, 1926 Kingston, N. H. CHANNING HILDRETH GREENE, B.S., Middlebury College, 1920 Rye, N. H. MURIEL RUTLEDGE GROVER, A.B., Tufts College, 1932 Dover, N, H, CLARISSA HILLS, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1929 Johnstown, Penn. E261

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iaziliigijll. ' . W l -gait!-Plfillll f2.?Hifl'i f I 1 1 -' 1 r.fiL'5d lill?fi.?f' 1' The Alumni Association HE Alumni of the University of New Hampshire started definitely to organize when on June 8 1898 they met in Durham and appointed a com- mittee to draw up a constitution and by-laws for the Associated Alumni of New Hampshire College. The constitution was adopted on june 7, 1899, and, with but few changes has remained as the guide for organized alumni activity since that time. A central alumni ofhce with a full-time Alumni Secretary, was estab- lished on August 2 1927 and an accurate file of all graduates was organized. VV ith the new Secretary alumni work was enlarged in all directions and the old organization gained in prestige. The object of the Alumni Association, according to its Constitution, is to promote and maintain a closer friendship among its members, to promote the best interests of the University and to further strengthen our loyalty to our Alma Nlater. All graduates and former students of the University are eligible to membership in the Association. The governing unit of the Alumni association is a Board of Directors con- sisting of nine members chosen by ballot by the active members of the Association. The membership of the Board at present is: President VVendell P. Davis 2 yr. '12 lst Vice President Harry XV. Steere, '26 2nd Vice President Miss Ethel L. Cowles, '25 Alumni Secretary Harry O. Page, '27 E Donald P. Mattoon 22 Frank W. Randall 07 Everett S. Wliittemore 97 7 Y Y 3 J -. V Y 7 ,EE EE i 5 3 a ,- 1 5 3 15 L 'J 77, 9 s Y 72 K U Q 3 9 3 7 Y X , , G. Donald Melville, '20 Lester A. Pratt, '09 Wilfred A. Osgood, '14 The work of the Alumni Office consists in keeping an accurate file of 3,965 graduates, publishing four times a year The New Hampshire Aliwnnus, sponsoring Home-Coming and Alumni Day each year, maintaining 17 alumni branches throughout the country, offering a personal service to each alumnus, and aiding in the maintenance of class organizations. i231 'cn Ulllfilllll X ll E gg 1 EE QH1. P ' i ... V rm' rf' - Q