Plymouth State University - Conning Tower Yearbook (Plymouth, NH)

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UKACK I.I'CIIXK .MINKit CUAcr Sin- In the nlillcHi i-hllil I ever heard. Grace Is :i quiet, demure little miss, but Still waters run deep and we expect to hear of Iter great success In later years. MARY VIRGINIA MORRISSKY ••MOltmSSKY Rend to the rhyme of (lie poet. The liniut)' of thy voice. Mary lives nn Angel Alley I wonder if the other gir.s on Angel know It She Is ulways so quiet anil speaks in such xoft. street tones, that It Is almost impossible to know where to And her. I wonder whom Mary had to call to lie fore her kid sister” arrived? GLADYS ELLEN NUTTING GLAD 'A little hotly often harbors a a rent shut. Gladys spends so much time commuting. that wo do not see much of her When she misses her train, we wonder If she was out late the night before. She always has a smile and a kind word for everyone.

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EUNICE I.AXAGAX Kl.'NK'K Woman In tickle. Such sweet strain as meet our cars, on turning the corner of Angel Alley. It's only Eunice singing. When her emotions net too strong, anil she hus a transfer of affections, she bursts Into song. She's such a good sport, and always ready for a hike or a good tine Vo t '• i'| often find her in the library too. for she’s very conscientious. MAItV BMZAHETII I.YTI.K WIT Knuliluiu-il so similarly. Young and so fair. Pete can do anything worth doing. From teaching to sewing on buttons, wo have found nothing which she cannot do. There Is still something which we have not tried on her. We couldn't that's why. t o you suppose she will succeed as well in cooking and other things, in culinary art as in teaching? We wish her success. . F1M R ENC K M A Y It K It IfY KUOKKNCB “A smile and u word for everyone. Florence is a special student, but Is always present and willing to help when the occasion arises. Florence Is another conscientious girl who burns the midnight oil. Everyone has a good word for Florence.

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KATHBRINK CKCIMA O KKKKK K SNICK lien-. Ilanplnesa descending. »»» a 1 milted.' “K or Snick comet from Augcl and Is (). K. The squares! plrl In our class K-? Which way we wonder K Is so athletic beside being square. Did you ever see anyone who could rival her as center on our basketball team? or as pitcher On our baseball team? ELIZABETH MARION OSGOOD ‘•RKTH The rulnbow must have lent her. Seme of It's airy grace.'’ Music, dhl you say? Oh yes. Beth is very musical. Ai any hour you may hear the piano lu the mus’.c room played by Beth. She plays funeral marches or dirges usually hut probably that Is the way she feels. No matter what she plays, we all like Beth's music. KMILY WYMAN PAYSON PAYSO.V All muM lir arm 1 In u world like our .- , 1 0 you hear some one laugh? It sounds like a tiny waterfall in a hrook away out in the woods? That's Pnyson. We like to hear her ami always wish she would do It agnin. Here is another of our Square girls. Our class Is peppered with them. We like Payson for her laugh, for squareness and her music, with which she sometimes entertains us.