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

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1925 LEST WE FORGET MARION LOUISE CAMPBELL l So. Portland, Me. 'gCAMM1E.'i Basketball Varsity 12M Class ll, 33g Soccer fl, 31g Volley Ball ll, Zig Baseball ll, Qlg President Class 133g Sec.-Treas. 1235 Clerk of Court 121. L'Cammie's', smile is a wonderful antidote for the blues, and her famous giggle is especially contagious, when it rings out as a solo. 'Cammie is an all around good sport, including, among her many other accomplishments, bas- ketball, tennis, and a full-length 'gcrowning glory . HAZEL EVANGELINE CAREY Laconia, N. H. Hunt E. Class Basketball team lltg Orchestra 1.1, 215 Glee Club 11. 21. There! music in the air when Hazel is around. Give her a violin and the strings will respond like magic to her touch. She is a most lovable and winning classmate and we feel sure her ambitions will meet with deserved success. DOROTHY DEANE CARTER Haverhill, N. H. MDOT? Dottie is chuck full of fun, a good sport, and a true friend. She has talent as a pianist and her many friends wish her every future success, whether it be in domestic arts or music. IDA VIO-LA CARTER Manchester. N. H. Inf, HSPUD. Spud', is one of our quiet, unassuming girls, ever ready to help out. Sometimes, however, she comes out of her shell and gives us a good laugh, and how about her ability to take a joke? l

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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.

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LEST WE FORGET 1925 LILLIAN MARY COLE Berlin, N. H. i'L1L Track 1115 Mandolin Club 11, 215 Sec.-Treas. 121: Glee Club 111. Who is it that is -always wearing a smile? Who is it that is always so good natured? Who is the girl on Tuff 1S'treet that is so obliging to her friends? Her friends, who are many, all answer in one voice- Lil', Cole. IRENVE ANTOINETTE COMIRE Franklin, N. H. Pres. Mandolin Club 1215 Glee Club 11. 21. Irene is one of our talented young ladies. She not only plays the piano but is the leader of the Mandolin Club and speaks perfect French. A French Club or Table would certainly be successful under her guidance. She is always ready to help a friend and we admire her pep and originality. THERESA DOROTH EA CONLON Portsmouth. N. H. TEss,' Councillor 1115 Secretary 1115 Glee Club 11, 215 De- bating 11, 215 Soccer 1115 Baseball 1115 Pageant 111. Theresais cheery appearance and her ever ready witti- cisms brighten every occasion. Who will ever forget the Wooden Soldier. and The French Maidv? She has unusual dramatic ability. FRANCES ELIZABETH CONNORS No. Walpole, N. H. FRA N Soccer 11, 215 Volley Ball 11, 215 Varsity Basketball 11, 215 Manager 1215 Baseball 11, 215 Sec. A. A. 1215 Glee Club 11, 215 Pageant 111. A prominent figure in all class activities. Everyone loves her sunny disposition. She excels not only in scholarship but also in athletics. Her speed was a great asset in our basketball games.