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

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1925 LEST WE FORGET KATHERINE JEAN GORDON iiKAYE.,, Meredith, N. H. Orchestra fl, 25. Kaye is one of the smallest girls in our class but, nevertheless, she has made herself heard during her two years here through her piano playing and orchestra work. When she plays the bass viol, we all tremble for fear ,she will disappear in its depths. We all admire Kaye for her sunny disposition. MARY EWING GORHAM MGORHAMITF' Manchester. N. H. Soccer 123g Basket Ball ll, 2Jg Volley Ball 421g Track Team tlbg Glee Club fl, 25 Orchestra tl, 29. One always knows when Mary is around by the sound of her hearty laugh which has chased away many ia gloom. and made'for her many friends. Of course we would dis- like very much to have her play opposite us as a guard in a basketball ameg but all honor the prominence she g has won in athletics. MARY THERESA GOULD Manchester, N. H. Mary, with her sunny disposition and ready smile, is a friend of every girl in the class. Wherever she goes, laughter accompanies her. Mary's 'motto is Don't knock! boost i EDITH NOWELL GRANT HSPARKILH Durham, N. H. Class Basket Ball 12, 315 Class Soccer K,2Jg Class Vol- ley Ball l3Jg Track Team 129. Sparkie is a friend to us all. She is lend a helping hand whether it be for fun came to us last year from the University shire, and we are surely glad to have her ever present to or work. She of New Hamp- with us. Suc- cess attend you, Sparkie, next year when you are teaching history in some New Hampshire town!

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LEST WE FORGET 1925 ELLEN FORBES HL!! Manchester, N. H. Baseball captain fllg Varsity Track fllg Volley Ball ill. A born leader, a good sport. a real friend. Her many friends will remember her ever ready smile and helping hand. MARION GAMAOHE SHonTYf' Ashland, N. H. Maybe you are small, Shorty, but you're always right there just the sameg and we know your winning manner will bring you success. ANNIE MAE C-EBBIE Ryegate, Vt. Pageant fl, 215 4Class Secretary 4233 Class Book Staffg 'Chief Justice 127. Annie has left her marik of excellence in scholarship. delhating, and in the T. S. We know her qualifications will make her successful in her chosen work. MARGARET GLIDDENN PEG , 4'PEGc0TTY. Berlin, N. H. Mandolin Club, fl, 23. There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. Peg is one of the quiet little girls that we hea.r very little about. Her friends all say, though, that she's a reg- ular good sport when she gets started, and they certainly ought to know. We all hope, Peg, that you'll succeed in your teaching career as you have succeeded here at P. N. S.

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LEST WE FORGET 1925 -AAL ETHELYN FRANCES GRAY 'QBOBBYP Rochester, N. H. Quiet, lovable, conscientious, and steadfast, Bobbie has gained a host of friends among her classmates. We wish you success, Ethelyn. EDNA JEANNETTE GREER HEnD1E. -Colebrook, N. H. High Sheriff ill, Debating Team t3lg Vice-President 'Class l3tg President l3lg Class Book Staff l3l. lsn't P. N. S. proud of the one who has shown she is a good sport, zealous worker, excellent actress, convincing debater, efficient High Sheriff, popular class president, and faithful friend? We know success will be hers who at all times has proven herself earnest and efficient. RILLA MAY HAMLIN BILLY Milan, N. H. Class Secretary 4213 Pageant lllg Debating Club ill. Rilla has surely done her duty in holding one corner of Mary Lyon Hall down to the ground for the last ttwo years. Rilla was always on hand whenever and wherever she was wanted, she has done her part in making the social gatherings of Tuff Street a success, regardless of whose room was receiving. GEORGIANNA HATCH GEORcIE. Wells, Maine Soccer Team ill, Debating Team 125, Class Treasurer 423 3 Class Book Staff. Georgianna is a nature lover. She has won many friends by her sweet disposition, sympathy, and unusual brilliancy. Along oi that, she is quiet, unassuming and a conscientious worker. As a chapel speatker, actress, dramatic coach, and debater, ,she excels.