University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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C7730 Cgwmwa ' Q23 T: ,,ll,l ,,tl,ln,, nlillllvl ,lull IHIH Qllami Gbiiinew l m's1'de'11f, I . S. MAN'I'lCli 9 'X Vice-l'rcsidivnt, Miss ti. A. C11.xRnoNN1cAu 1' 'l Secretary, S. GUY jo11NsoN Trca.mrcr, l.1coN A. 1-Ifxwiuns ilreuihcut Zlllantcr Mistnrg nf the Qllans nf 1915 an honored name in the annals of New Hampshire College. The spirit :FOR FOUR years the Class ol' 1916 has striven mightily to win for itself of class loyalty, tl1e desire to make good, which sprang into existence the night of the minstrel show when the victorious lfreshmen showed their mettle, were indicative of the closer bonds which have strengthened and deepened as we pursued our way. Tl1e rope pull and the class picture were also 1916 victories, but fate was against us in the I 'reshman-Sophomore football game. Our class was well rep- resented on the athletic teams. Victories and defeats fell to our lot and all were taken in good spirit. NVhen the Class of 1917 appeared we found a loeman truly worthy of our steel. Valiantly we labored that they might be trained in the way they should go and our efforts proved not unfruitful. The rope pull was theirs and the foot- ball game a tie, but 1916 only entered more enthusiastically into the fray. In every college activity our class has taken a prominent part. The Cilee Club, the Orchestra, the Dramatic Club and all the other organizations number membe1's of 1916 among their leaders. Our friendships have been tried and proven--our loyalty unquestioned. We have done our best for our college. Other classes may accomplish more, but 11one will desire more strongly a bright, successful future for our Alma Jlf.lritc'r than will the Class of 1916. 31

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C7730 Granifie i.Ii.I .il i ali. ,,i55,I,,. 5,515 I I he Sveniurz Ccynic 5'VARRIEN f5RCHlBAl.l5, Archie, Dingbat Portsmouth Portsmouth High Electrical Engineering C. C.5 Class Baseball C255 Quartermaster Sergeant C355 Captain and Quarter- master C453 Junior C355 C45. 5V1l.l.1AM II:-:N1:Y IBARR, Billie South Natick, Mass. Natick High Elcctrical Engineering 1' 6-55 Senior Sknlls5 Manager Class liascball CI5, C25 5 Class Secretary C25 5 C01-- poral C255 Sergeant C25 5 Second Lieutenant Signal Platoon C355 Assistant Foot- ball Manager C355 Assistant Baseball Manager C355 Presitlent Engineering Society C45. ESTCJN Li.ovn liI.A1:1c, Blakie, IL L. Gilmanton Gilmanton Academy Agricultural V05 Glee Club CI5, C25, C35, C455 Leader Glce Club C455 Orchestra CI5, C25, C355 C455 C0llvir0 Qllflftct CI5, C25, C35, C459 CIHSS Bfwffllflll C253 Silver Medal Prize Drill C152 Corporal C255 First Lieutenant C355 Captain C455 Editorial 5Nriter The Ncrv llunlprlzirc C45. ' HAliC51.D SUNm21u.1N Bnowk, Brownie, limmeline Manchester Manchester High . Arts and Science V95 Senior Skullsg Class Football CI5, C255 Class Basketball C15, C255 Class Baseball C15, C255 Captain Class Baseball C255 Varsity Basketball C355 Treas- urer Athletic Association C355 Musician CI5, C255 C355 Varsity Football C45, l.1.ovn Rinuzy BROWN, Frau Concord Concord High Arts and Science C. C.5 President Economics Club C55, C45. Oscixn CHC'5.X'l'li BROWN, Brownie, Cassius Portland, Mc. Lebanon High Arts and Science 13 'l'5 Economics Club C35, C45. 32