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

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1925 LEST WE FORGET LYLE MAYBELLE BARAW Chelsea, Vt. She's pleasant to walk with-pleasant to talk with- pleasant to think upon. Lyle has been with us only a year but she has been faithful in action and in honor clear. Here's luck! CELIA MAY BARRETT Bath, N. H. CrLL. Clee Club ill 123 To know '5Cill is to appreciate the worth of a true friend, and classmate. .She is jolly. full of pep. and always ready to greet one with a smile. We all know Gill will succeed in her chosen profession, and that wherever she goes she will scatter sunshine. RACHEL MARTHA BARTON Groveton, N. H. MRAYH, Class Treasurer 425g 'Social Leader Y. W. L21 She is a daughter of the Gods, divinely tali and most divinely fair. Rachel's smile -and charming manner have won her a host of friends. Rachel is always looking for the good points in everyone. It is needless to wish her success. as we know it will come as a natural gift. NIARGARET DOROTHY BEDELL Jefferson, N. H. You will always find Margaret agreeable and ready with a smile for everybody. She is the baby of our class and a good student. From reports regarding her work in Canaan. we all feel sure of her success as a teacher.

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l i 12 LEST WE FORGET 1925 ALICE MAE ALLARD MALI, Conway, N. H. High Sheriff ill, Governor 121. We have so many things to remember about Alice,- her capability along so many lines. We shall never forget her efficient work in the dining-roorng as governor, and last hut not least, her beautiful portrayal of the Ma- donna in the Christmas pageant. All success to yo-u, Alice. BLANCHE ISABPEL ALLEN Manchester, N. H. 4'Blanchie is one of our good-looking girls. She an- nounces herself by her melodious laugh which always can be heard on Tuff Street. It's different and that's why we like it. lf you want a good time. something done for you. a true friend, or an all-around gi-rl, go to Blanche, she'll never fail you! MARGARET VENA ATWOOD 'APEGcYf' Plymouth, N. H. just watch out for Peggy when she looks at you with those black, mischievous eyes. She has won many friends here at school. She is a good sport as well as a good student. HELEN NORWOOD BANKS HEL, York Village, Me. Helen is one of our tall, good looking gifrls. She must have thought P. N. S. a pretty good place for she came way from Maine to go to school with us. The whole school is interested in Helen and is always watch- ing to see what she'll do next. Good luck to you, Helen!

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LEST WE FORGET 1925 I LAURA ELIZABETH BEWLEY New Ipswich. N. H. 'ALARRYP To know her is to love herf' Laura is one of those girls whose reliability and faith- fulness hclp to keep fair the name of P. N. S. ANTUINETTE BILODEAU Ashland, N. H. - Inky will always be remembered for her ability to sing as well as for her inclination to spill ink-We wish her great success as a future supervisor of music. MARY BOYD Mary Boyd is a member of the 'Cloaik-room Gang . Quite characteristic is her shocked expression while in the presence of other membersg but never mind, you are of great help as peace-maker, Mary. MARY GRACE BRACKETT Colebrook, N. H. For two years Mary has moved among us, never hurried. never ruffled. We infer she came to P. N. S. to learn and to profit by what she learns. We offer he-r our very best wishes and trust that all good things will come her way.