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

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1925 LEST WE FORGET 27 HAZEL BEATRICE J ESSEMAN HJANEY' Littleton, N. H. Pageant ill. Jane is a rather quiet member of our class, she is in- clined to be 'seen and not heard but her quiet and gen- tle ways have won her many friends. Dependable. lovable, and loyal-you fill a large place in our school life, Hazel. SYRENA MORRILL JOHNSON nSY.n Stratford, N. H. Drink a health to Syrena and her kind! A'Sy possesses the characteristic so desirable in teachers, namely '6pep . and is always dependable. She surely 'will make it in- teresting for her first graders next year. JOSIE MARGARET JOY 44.10.19 Saranac Lafke, N. Y. Orpheus Club tl, 273 Class Sec.-Treas. llb. Josie's name is symbolic of her whole attitude. She is able to give us great joy not only through her happy personality but also by her musical ability. Josie is another of our girls who came from a distance. May N. Y. send us more like you, Jo. URSULA ELINOR KELLUM URs. Basketball Varsity Kllg Class 1215 Baseball il. 275 Soccer fl, 253 Cheer Leader 1155 Class Book Staff. True blue all the way throughf, Urs has won a place in each of our hearts because of her sunny nature and desire to be of assistance to a fel- low-.student. To know her is to appreciate the worth of her friendship.

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LEST WE FORGET 1925 ELIZABETH HOUCHTON 6'BnT'rY. Lowell, Mass. Glee Club Q11 Betty's charming disposition has made her an agree- able companion and a happy classmate. She is one of our girls who hail from the Bay State and has made her- self popular with every one. Peppard Hall would be a dull place if it were not for Betty's melodious voice soaring above the AgHeights . We are sure Betty has a rosy future ahead of her. REBECCA MAY HOUSTON BEcKY. Pembroke, N. H. Class Basketball 121. '4Let me live by the side of the road And be a friend to man. Every one loves '4Beoky,, because no one can help it. Becky is very congenial and we envy her, her ability to mingle and feel at ease with all. PHYLLIS MARGERY HOWLAND HPHILZ, Woodsville, N. H. Class President 12M Vice President Pan Athenian 1215 President Pan Athenian 131g Class Book Editor-in- Chief. It matters not how steep the hill How charged with rocks the wayg She is the master of her load, She is the captain of her day. - -whether it be in dramatics, class-guidance, scholarship, or character. As the President of the Pan-Athenian Society, as Class President, or as simple 6'Angelina , Phyl- lis excelled in her quality of leadership and ability to do and to do well. Our class would have been at a loss without her ever-willing and ever-serving presence. ELIZABETH INGERSON 4'W1BB.', Lancaster, N. H. Glee Club 11, 235 Pageant ill. Cheerful as morn And carols as she goes. Rather quiet unless you know her. Then!-Another illustration of why you should not judge a book by its cover. Her interest lies mostly in scholarship and the Glee Club. Many will miss her happy smile next year.

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LEST WE FORGET 1925 ELIZABETH ELLA KKENDALL '6BE'rTY.', Thornton, N. H. When have brown eyes, smiling lips and merry dimples failed to prove the jollity of their possessor? Betty has been a commuter, housekeeper, and always the serious student during her P. N. S. days and has 'been adept at all three! MILDRED KATHERINE KIMBALL iiKI1SIMlE.,, Woodsville, N. H. Vice-Pres. 131. Her very frawns are fairer far Than .smiles of other maidens aref, Our i'Kimmie is a charming little miss who may seem rather quiet to the outsider, but we know that a heap of fun luirks in her dark eyes. She has many friends at P. N. S. and is usually surrounded by a crowd which seeks her jolly company. Kimmie was chosen Secretary of the three year senior class. Even though you may not teach many years, we wish you all kinds of good luck for the future. ELIZABETH ROSE KING MBETTY. Manchester, N. IH. Class Basketball 11, 215 Class Baseball il, 255 Vice-Pres. 121g Sec. 033g Volley ,Ball 1235 Soccer QZJ. Surely, not one of us could forget how enticing was Lancelot in The Trysting Place ! You aswk who he was. -why, no other than our own Betty. Not only for her acting 'men's parts in our plays shall we remember herg for :she has worked her way into the hearts of all of us with her cheerful smile and winning personality. How we missed her when she left to fill temporarily a posi- tion in Portsmouth High. Keep up the good work, Betty. We wish you the best always. DOROTHY MAXINE LAWLESS MAX. North Haveahill, N. H. Basketball Varsity fllg Class 123. She is pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. Maxieis congenial ways and sincerity have won her a host of friends. No 4'slo'w and easyn for her. She has kept the spirits of the H1925 crew up when gloom was prevalent everywhere. How we envy that merry laugh! May she always be as much at peace with the world as she has been at P. N. S.