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

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28 “TUSITALA” 1927 DOROTHY EDNA HUCKINS Dot” East Madison, N. H. “Her hand is ready and willing.’’ Whenever we wore in need of a helping hand we knew Dot found pleasure in helping others. BESSIE ALLARD HUNT Betty” Twin Mountain, N. H. Prospect Staff (1), (2); Governor (2); Chief Justice (2); Speaker of House (3); Editor-in-Chief Class Book (3). lHere was the measure of a woman.” We always find Betty faithful in work, sincere and understanding in friendship, loyal and untiring in her constant service for P. N. 8. May deserved success he yours, Betty. DOROTHY MARY JENKINS Dot” Laconia, N. H. “I would help others, out of a fellow feeling.” Here’s one girl that didn't flunk mathematics. Dorothy will be remembered as a studious girl, and as one who possesses a cheerful disposition. MARION ADAMS JENNESS Hampton, N. H. 4 A person’s real epitaph is engraved in the hearts of those, with whom she has dwelt.” Marion is one of the Specials who has been with us just one year. Because of her conscientiousness and perseverance she has made many friends.

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“TUSITALA” 1927 27 GLADYS ELIZABETH HOGAN “Pep” Bellows Falls, Vt. Varsity (1), (2); Soccer (1), (2); Baseball (1); Volley Ball (1); Orchestra (2); Pageant (1); Winner of TenniB Tournament (2). would rather have a fool to make me merry than experience to make me sad.” Pep is our star basketball forward and shines in all athletics. No one eares to occupy catcher’s place when Pep is pitching. 8he was in her element down in the gym when she amused her audience dressed as a little fanner boy. DOROTHY JEAN HOLMAN “Dot” Littleton, N. H. Glee Club (1), (2); Christmas Pageant (2); Pageant (1); Social Club Cabinet (2); Class Book Staff (2). “A smile is more valuable than riches Our class can boast of an artist who is talented not only in one, but in several directions. She can draw', play, sing, dance, and write poetry. And lastly who will not remember her sunny disposition f NETTIE PEARL HOLMES “ Holmesie” Milton Mills, N. H. Forensic (2). “Sober, steadfast, and intent.” Nettie has been with us only one year but we have » »me to know her well. We have found her to be an agreeable classmate and a true friend. GLADYS IRENE HUBBARD “Reenie” Sugar Hill, N. II. “A friend may be regarded as the masterpiece of nature.” “Reenie” is one of our quiet girls we hear little about, but she is a friend to all.

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“TUSITALA” 192 7 29 LEAH MILDRED JOHNSON Potter Place, N. H. Soccer (1), (2); Varsity Basketball (1), (2), (3): Head Cheerleader (2), (3); Glee Club (1), (2); Or ehestra (3); A. A. President (2), (3); Baseball (1). (2), (3); Volley Ball (1), (2); A. A. Editor-Prospect (2); Class Leader (1); Class President (1), (2); Business Editor of Class Book (3); Pageant (1 ; Forensic (1), (2), (3); Debating Team (3). “ A pal to all, anil a gram! good sport.” She taught us the meaning of true leadership; she lived for us our ideal of true sportsmanship. Words are forgotten,—but the cheers she led still ring in our ears. MARY ALICE JONAH Jonah North Stratford, N. H. Baseball leader, Class Basketball (1), (2); Soccer (1); Volley Ball (1). The tissue of the Life to be, Jt'c weave with colors all our own. And in the field of Destinies, Hr reap as we have sown.” Where there are sports you’ll find Mary. When any injuries occur Dr. Killem Jonah who is immediately called, rushes to the scene with his big black hat and little black bag. NELLIE AGNES REACH “Giggles ; Keachy Colebrook, N. II. “Who dares to laugh out loud and free.” Who loves to giggle? Keachy. Who loves to play jokes on her neighbors f Keachy. Who'8 an all around good sport? Keachy! JAMES HENRY KEANE Jimmie Somerville, Mass. Class President (2). I'm too mighty to be small.” Jimmie came all the way from Massachusetts to graduate with us. How well we remember your recitation for English, The Little Green Eyed God. If your English classes in Training School are any indication of your work next year we envy your pupils.