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

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“THE CONNING TOWER” 1928 31 EARLE CARLYLE SUITOR Barrc, Vermont. “A fine little fellow.” He left the University of Vermont and came to add lustre to our class. We have found him always optimistic. friendly, and never without the appropriate word. LILLIAN PEARL SWEET Penacook, N. II. ‘ Sweet ’ ’ Pan-Athenian (2) (3); Councillor (2); Representative (2); Glee Club (1); See. of State (3); Class Prophecy (3). “(lay without frivolity.” Prom her face you can see she’s a teacher— She has dignity, knowledge, and style. She is clever, persistent, but prudent What she does is always worthwhile. M A RGA RET XI CHOI .SOX East Hardwick, Vt. ‘«Peg»» Pageant (1): Forensic (2) (3); Pres. Latin Club (2); Sec. Treas. of Latin Club (3); Sec. of State (3); Sec. of Class (2) (3); Pan Athenian (2) (3). “To look up. and laugh. and love. and lift.” “The grace of friendship mind and heart Linked with their fellow heart and mind; The gains of science, gifts of art; The sense of oneness with our kind; Thy thirst to know and understand— A large and liberal discontent;” These are the goods in Peg’s right hand Her left holds joy and merriment. EDNA ALICE SMITH Laconia, X. II. Class President (3); Chief Justice (2); President of Forensic (3); President of Pan-Athenian (3); Edi-tor-in-Chief of Class Hook (3); Debating Team (2) (3). “It matters not how steep the hill, llotv charged with rock the way: She is the master of her load She is the captain of her day.” Beneath that womanly calm and dignity, we find her analytical in mind, philosophical in thought, terse of tongue, appreciative of the literary art, and most of all, understanding of heart which makes her supremely a human being.

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28 “THE CONNING TOWER” 1928 Class Officers First First Semester President. . . Leaii Johnson Vice-President . Edna Smith Secretary . . . Florence Virtue Treasurer. . . Marion Eastman Year Second Semester President . . . Leah Johnson Vice-President . Dorothy Morrison Secretary . . . Maude Wilkins Treasurer . . . Mabelle IIuckins Second Year First President . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Semester Leaii Johnson 1 )orothy Morrison Maude Wilkins Mabelle IIuckins Second Semester President . . Ruth Kramer Vice-President Elizabeth Laturnau Secretary . . Mary Shea Treasurer. . Mary Siiea Third Year First President . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . Semester James Keane Margaret Brooks Marion Stevens Marion Stevens Second President . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Semester Jambs Keane Margaret Brooks M ar ion Stevens Marion Stevens Fourth Year First Semester President . . . Marion Stevens Vice-President . Marion Eastman Secretary . . . Maude Wilkins Treasurer. . . Maude Wilkins Second Semester President . . Maude Wilkins Vice-President Edith Baer Secretary . . Matilda McDonough Treasurer . . Dorothy Morrison

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32 “THE CONN’INC TOWER” 1928 MARY HELENE WHEELER Concord, X. II. Mandolin Club (1) (2) (3); Orchestra (2) (3); French Club (I); Latin Club (2) (3); Pan-Athenian (2) (3). “Her modest way and yraceful air Shows her wise os she is fair. Happy, help fid, honest Helene S hsihie, serious, sayaeions, serene. Although Helene is one of our quiet girls, she has scores of friends on Tuff Street as well as among the Angels. WINONA WOODS Derry, N. II. ‘She has a voice of gladness and a smile. Here's a girl who’s as quiet and sweet As any you ever will meet. She’s ’sincere and true. And a “jolly good follow,’’ too. Class First Semester President . . Ei»na Smith Vice-President LILLIAN SWEET Secret ary . . Margaret McCooey Treasurer . Margaret Xiciioi.son Officers Second Semester President . . Ruby Colby Vice-President Helene Wheeler Secretary . . Margaret McCooey Treasurer . Margaret Nicholson