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

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18 “ T U SIT A LA” 1927 SARAH LYDIA CARPENTER “Sally” Franconia, N. H. “On with the dance; let joy he unconfined. What’s the use of worrying It’s never worth the while, With a sunny disposition And a great big smile. OLIVE BETSY CHRISTIE “Christy” Groveton. N. H. “Her little tongue was never still Talk• it must and tall: it will 1 If you're looking for an all round sport, there is no better one than “Christy”. “Christy’s” tiny but oh my! ALYMER LOUISE COGSWELL Salem, X. II. “Xo thing too hard to try. Louise has a kindly, cordial manner toward all whom she meets, in spite of the fact that she is always in a hurry. She certainly will arrive some day if hard work means success. We wish her the kind that is spelled with a capital. LENA MAUI) COLE “Freckles” Groveton, X. II. Glee Club (1), (2); Christmas Pageant (2). “Ever in motion, blithesome and cheery. Merry and cheerful all the time. Keep it up, Lena, it insures success.

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“TUSITALA” 1927 17 RENA VITELINE BOYLE Lancaster, N. H. “True as the needle to the pole, Or as the dial to the sun.” Rena is one of our Specialists. Those who have trained with her know her to he a conscientious, true, and willing co-worker. MARY LILLA BRIGGS Auburn, Maine Social Club (2). “Always a smile and a helping hand, Always a friend who will understand Mary is one of those who make P. N. S. what it is. She is a willing worker and always ready to have a jolly good time. Mary sees the best in everyone, expects it, and gets it. MARGARET LOUISE BROOKS “Tese”; “Magpie” Penacook, N. H. Forensic (1); French Club (1); Baseball (1); Class Vice-Pres. (3). “Patience endureth all things’ Can she remember dates in history! Well, we will say she can. Patient, hardworking, and willing she has always been. MAY MARGARET BROWNELL “ Raymie” Wells, Maine “Still waters run deep.” You are deceivingly quiet, May, but to those who know you best, the quiet gives way to sparkling humor, ready laughter, and friendly intercourse. We are glad Maine sent you to us.

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“TUSITALA” 1927 19 BARBARA BELLE CRAM “Barb” Raymond, N. H. Class Book Staff (2). “Good words, like music went with her name. Although “Barb” has been with us only a year, we have learned to appreciate her fine spirit, her fairmindedness, her keen sense of humor. ALICE GOODWIN CUSHMAN “ Al” Derby, Vt. Glee Club (1), (2); Christmas Pageant (1). “Gentle is she, and of good intent.” Al is always ready to do her bit in work or play. She proved this as one of our rural cadets. MARGARET RACHEL CYR “Peg” Littleton, N. H. • ‘A fine little fellow, honest, intelligent, and kind. We might add that, though quiet, Margaret is a good companion. We wish you the best of luck next year. AGNES ELLEN DARLING “Aggie” Woodsville, N. H. Soccer (1), (2); Volley Ball (1), (2); Volley Ball Leader (2); Varsity Basketball (1), (2); Captain of Varsity (2); Vice-President A. A. (1). She has a masterly understanding of athletics.” A girl who can work A girl who can play, A true friend, that's Aggie every day.