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

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7 1925 LEST WE FORGET 29 l MARY LAURA LEBRITTON Peterborough, N. H. LoLL1E. What would our pageant have been if Laura had not played for us? She certainly has musical ability fo-r she not only plays but sings as well. If you are ever in need of 'a song, just go to Laura and she'll compose one in just a few minutes. Music is Laura's first name. DORIS ELEANOR LEGGETT 6LD0l,I..73 Manchester, N. H. Clee Club 11, 27 Patient of toil, serene amidst alarmsf, Doris is one of the select few who are endowed with that rare quality. ordinarily termed common sense.', She is not the talkative kind but when her voice is heard we know it is worth listening to. She is fond of music and is a member of the Senior Clee Club. Wherever she goes we know she will do things well. Our hearts go with you, Dot, and we hope all good things will be yours. HAZEI. MARIE LITTLE Lancaster, N. H. Soccer 121. In general Hazel is known as being quiet and reserved. Ask any '5Extensioner if this is true in all cas-es. Those who know her well will tell you she does not have to be talkative because she can say so much in so few words, at a momentls notice. Her never failing wit is spon- taneous and natural. She is the one girl of the White- field Extension who made the soccer team. Anyone who knows Hazel has found a real fri-end. MARION GOODWIN LITTLE Manchester. N. H. Class Vice-Pres. f3lg Treas. Y. W. 1313 Class Sec. f2l. In our midst there is a fair girl of medium height. whose smile greets you when you are blue, and who is always eager to have our class succeed. Several years of business experience have been and will be of great benefit to her as a commerce teacher. 1- l

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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.

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LEST WE FORGET 1925 ELEANOR GERTRUDE MAIWALD HEL? HBUDDY3, Manchester, N. H. Glee Club 11, 21. Who is it that makes posters for the activities at P. N. S.? Eleanor Maiwald. Who is it that plays for dancing in the gymnasium? Eleanor Maiwald. Who is it that is quiet, cheery, and studious? Eleanor Maiwald. Who is it that believes firmly in co-education? Again, Eleanor Maiwald. MARY JANE MARCHAND Nashua, N. H. Pageant 1113 High Sheriff 121. We usually think of a Mary Jane as a rather ordinary person, but we consider ours a most unusual one. For our enjoyment she interprets classical music by dancing, and fine drama by her splendid acting. Not alone in these arts does she excel but in that finest of arts, teach- mg. LBNA BELLE MARDEN 'LLENABELLEX' Belmont, N. H. Class Vice-Pres. 121, President 121, Class Will. A shyer, more modest girl would be difficult to find. 'Lena .is very -talentedg she plays, sketches, writes poetry and what is more remarkable, perhaps, she always has her lessons,-a prosaic attainment that many artistic na- tures lack. Sincerity is the keynote of her character and she is a real friend. What nner attribute could one desire? ELEANOR PRATT MATSON West Lebanon, N. H. Pageant 111. Wlho is the sunny, quiet, little girl with brown curls, who is always waiting for the mail? That's Eleanor. If you want a loyal friend to help you, go to Eleanor. We wish her great success in the profession for which we know she is so excellently fitted.