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

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THE CONNING TOWER 1930 27 BERYL M ARGA R BT SII.WV Manchester, N. II. Pan-Athenaeum (2) (3); Class Loader CO. J little huh) oftm harbor a t rtaf soul.” Take sixty indies of height, two ounces of Mae eves, one quart of brown hair, one ounce of nose, one ounce of mouth, one Imshel of pep. one peek of cleverness, one peek of dramatic ability, and a pinch of romance. Mix well, and whom do we have? None other than Beryl, one of our most charming 1’. N. s. girls. MARGARET MARTHA THOMPSON Ashland, N. II. • Tommie'} Secretary of Social Club (1); Glee Club (1) (2); Christmas Pageant (1) (2); Councilor 3); President f Junior-Senior Class (3). Music luith charms to soothe the savaye breast.” Margaret is fortunate in being able not only to sing but also to play. We feel sure that such musical talent will lie of great value to you in your career, “Tommie . . IA D K LEI X K W A EG E X EE RE Manchester, X. II. “Mad Mi heart is in the work.’ We’ll always remember Madeleine as a conscientious miss, but under that studious exterior, one may find a very jolly spirit. Did you ever really hear her laugh? If von haven't, you've missed it. HELEN ANNA WILSON Nashua, N. II. Christmas Pageant (1) (2 ; June Pageant (I); House of Representatives (1); Clerk of Court (2); Secretary of Class (1) : Secretary of State (2); Glee Club fl) (2); Pan-Athenaeum (2) (3); Social Club Council (2); Pool Leader (3). For earth needs the voice of tin dreamer. Skills that build up, plan by plan; .hoi the. teacher who follows a vision Shall beat time for the March of Man. Helen already has the manner of a successful teacher, and we know that good fortune has marked her for her own.

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26 “THE CONNING TOWER I 9 :s 0 Junior-Seniors ELLEN BERTHA COREY Lisbon. X. II. Representative (1) (2); See. French Club (I); Glee Club (1); Octette (1); Christmas Pa yea lit (1): June Pageant (1); Quartet (2); Pan Athenaeum (2) (3); Chief Councilor (3) ; “Music will smooth your path through life Make for happinexx ami cast away strife. ’ ’ Ellen, as an alto member of the Quartet, enjoyed many trips to surrounding towns and clubs to help entertain while here at I . X. S. Vc hope that she will be successful in her teaching as she is in the musical field. JESSIE LOUISE GILBERT Wilton. X. H. “Jay Forensic (1) (2) (3); Volley Ball (1) (2); Baseball (2); Soccer (1) (2); Pan-Athenaeum (2) (3); Representative. “Still water run deep.” She has manifested an enthusiastic interest in all sin- has undertaken sports, studies, and other activities. Her willingness to help others has commanded the respect and the admiration of her peers. RUTH ELINOR LEWIS North wood, X. 11. ‘1 Raymond ’ French Club (1); Latin Club (1); Representative (2): Pan-Athenaeum (2) (3): Councilor of Russell House (3); See.-Treas. of Class (3). ‘ She may look sober, she may look shy. Hut she's full of wit. twist you ami I. Those who have never known Ruth will never realize her unfailing ability to tide over a trying situation with humor. Not only her mirth but her sterling character has endeared her to us. Your experience with the “Indians may be of service to you some day, Ruth. RUTII I. LITTLE Portsmouth. X. 11. “Chicken Christmas Pageant (1) (2); June Pageant (1); House of Representatives (1) (2); Clerk of Court (2); Marshall at Commencement (2); Vice-President of Class (3); Councilor (3); Social Club Council (2); Pan-Athenaeum (2) (3). “She is gentle, sweet and shy. But oh! there's mischief in her eye. Ruth is one of the very versatile members of our class. She is also one of those rare persons who possess a genius for math. Indeed, she is our class math shark. We all know, too. what a clever actress she is. Here’s hoping you will get a school near Durham, Ruth.

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