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

Text from Pages 1 - 223 of the 1933 volume:

E K K 2 S a i ! n 5 E E s I E E 1 5 F I I B E s i I THE GRANITE Ill Qin HI: HI: IUNIIVIEIIQSIITY DIV NIEW HAIWIPSIHWIQIE ID IHS ll 'Ulf-Kllflll NDN It is with the greatest esteem and pleasure that we dedicate this book to Charles H. Hood, Class of 1880, whose gifts to the University have made possible many great improvements. iifiiiiliiii iii QI! Hi! Hi! HKZINQZAXN IIUHE I oi: the University oi: New Hampshire TW Published by the di IIUN IIUIDIVQ HEZIYLASS lIF1lD lIQlIENWV1ID IIQID Henceforward, listen as we Will, The voices of that hearth are still 3 Look where we may, the wide earth o'er Those lighted faces smile no more. . Snowbound All too soon our school days are over, and our classmates, and the familiar campus life, are things of the past. If this book can help to recall, in any de- gree, the happiness of our days here, it will have served its purpose. TAJIBIUE GDIIF IUIDNIFIVENIIFS ' Page PART I ADMINISTRATION . 17 PART II CLASSES . 33 PART III ORGANIZATIONS . 121 PART IV MILITARY SCIENCE . 179 PART V ATHLETICS . . 187 PART VI ADVERTISEMENTS . 217 I fr Q fa. IW ' 1 4 I I i 1 Q I I 1 ,...t..,..-, ,-,. M., , W.. , J. 1-1 5 4 i i i IVPAQHUIH1 lil AIKUIWHWN1?IS7TV1KIQ,1AWF1!I 'DN 1,-,Li llllltlillli 4IfZllQANlll'l1lllE :f,1- llPllQllESlll llDlljNFllll .IlEllDXWA..llQ.llD Ml., l!LIFElWVllS? N the past few years the University of New Hampshire has experienced a gradual, but continual development, until it has reached a position at the top of the state universities of New England. No small part of this upward movement has been due to our president, Edward M. Lewis. Com- ing to New Hampshire at a critical time, just after the mill tax bill had been passed by the state legislature, he has skillfully administered the scholastic side of the school, and has supervised an extensive building pro- gram. One of the most important steps in this building program was the con- struction of Charles James Hall, a chemistry building, second to none in the entire country. The Charles Hood House, a modern medical hos- pital which is now nearing comple- tion, will fill a long felt want at this school. The erection of this building was made possible through the gen- erosity of Charles Hood, Class of 1880. Large new barns have been erected for the Agricultural College, EDWARD M- LEWIS and ground has just been broken for a new dormitory for women. These new facilities will serve to greatly increase the efiiciency of our faculty, and will help meet the needs of a constantly growing student body. It is to be hoped that the affairs of the University will remain in the cap- able hands of President Lewis and his staff for many years to come, and that the growth and progress of the past will continue indefinitely. A--T Nlt 'llfI'l'l I'N 'lt l'llt'l'TIl Y 'li ll'I'llt'l' -'-l 1.1.-.-1. ra . I-l - ' .gk.r.,i,s ,,.L...N,.l.-1-l--- E181 li YHHHE 0EZ1?QAN1!HiF1IE HOOD HOUSE AND NEW BARNS N I1i'lVi'lH 5iN-'1f!f1lH?I1HE2'JEFY-1FHIEiiMfI Q,I1 I E193 Fllllllllllli llllllllli llB1lDNllQlIC IDIIF lllllQllllS3lllllFlVFS HIS EXCELLENCY, GOVERNOR JOHN G. WINANT, A.M., LL.D., Cf!! officio ANDREW L. FELKER, Commissioner of Agriculture, en: officio PRESIDENT EDWARD M. LEWIS, A.M., Litt.D., LL.D., ear officio ROY D. HUNTER, President, Claremont June 14, 1916 to June 30, 1933 ELIZABETH C. SAWYER, Dover July 12, 1925 to June 30, 1934 ALBERT H. BROWN, B.S., Secretary, Stratford September 1, 1925 to June 30, 1932 HARRY D. SAWYER, Woodstock September 15, 1926 to June 30, 1934 JAMES A. WELLMAN, B.S., Manchester January 26, 1928 to June 30, 1935 ROBERT T. KINGSBURY, Keene January 27, 1928 to June 30, 1932 JOHN W. PEARSON, A.B., Concord January 26, 1928 to June 30, 1932 ALBERTUS T. DUDLEY, A.B., EX9l791' June 14, 1928 to June 30, 1933 CHARLES H. HOOD, B.S., D.Sc , Boston, Mass. May 6, 1929 to June 30, 1935 GEORGE T. HUGHES, A.M., . Dover July 1, 1931 to June 30, 1935 1lDlIFllFlIl11UllEllQS 4IDllF vbxllmlwlllllllxl lllSlVFlIQ1lWllVllVCN EDWARD M. LEWIS, A.M., Litt.D., LL.D., President of the University. CHARLES H. PETTEE, A.M., C.E., LL.D., Dean of the Faculty. JOHN C. KENDALL, B.S., Director of Ervperiment Station and Extension Service. FREDERICK W. TAYLOR, B.S. in Agric., Dean of College of Agriculture. GEORGE W. CASE, M.C.E., Dean of the College of Technology. C. FLOYD JACKSON, B.A., M.S., Dean of the College of Liberal Arts. M. GALE EASTMAN, Ph.D., Associate Dean of the College of Agriculture. HERMON L. SLOBIN, Ph.D., Dean of the Graduate School. NORMAN ALEXANDER, Ph.D., Dean of Men. - RUTH J. WOODRUFF, Ph.D., Dean of Women. RAYMOND C. MAGRATH, Treasurer and Business Secretary. OREN V. HENDERSON, Registrar. EDWARD Y. BLEWETT, B.A., Eztecutifve Secretary. ARTHUR W. WHITE, M.D., University Physician. HAROLD W. LOVEREN, B.S., Superintendent of Property. ERIC T. HUDDLESTON, B. Arch., Supervising Architect. ,,,,..,, ., , 1 , ,,...--- NNN ll1'Il'll1Il .N-WIlllllIl.llJ.'IlI'Ye'Ill'llslll Il52JIl'.Il1 ili E201 LT,-1 fllilltlllllii 41EZllQ!kNlllllWE 1,4 IIPIIQIVKZIIES ANWVAlIQlIDlIEllUl IHQIPHII lil Bailey Prize-THOMAS BRANCH ALEXANDER Newport Bartlett Prize-GORDON ROUNDY AYER Keene Katherine DeMeritt Memorial Prize-CHARLOTTE ANN ATWOOD Lisbon Diettrieh Memorial Cup-ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE FLINT Plymouth Erskine Mason Menzoz-'ful Prize-EUGIENIA SZALAJESKI Laconia Hood All-Around Achievement Prize-ARTHUR CHANDLER RYDER Rollinsford Hood Dairy Cattle Jmlging Prizes: FIRST-EDWARD MICHAEL MECHESKI Winchester SECOND-RALPH LENDELL DODGE Bradford THIRD-JOSEPH TRUE BROWN Deerfield American Legion Award-FRANK HENRY HORRIGAN Wakefield, Mass. Mask and Dagger Achievement Prizes: BRADFORD SAUNDERS BOOTHBY Wakefield, Mass. EDWARD JOHN HASELTINE Reed's Ferry Delta Chl Trophy--HENRY JOSEPH JOYAL Manchester Phi Mn Medal-RUTH WHITTEMORE Lyme Phi Sigma Prize-MARION AVIS PHELPS Durham Class of 1899 Prize-HENRY ALLEN HAZEN Lebanon Edward T. Fairchild Prizes: Q FRANCIS EDWIN ROBINSON Durham GUNNAR EDWIN KELLSTRAND Rockland, Mass. Psi Lambda Cup-PEARLE GRANVILLE Madison Alpha Chi Omega Prize-SHIRLEY FRANCES BARKER Farmington Alpha Xi Delta Cup-ELEANOR TERESA BRENNAN Dover Eclwarcl M. Stone Cup-DELTA EPSILON PI Association of Women Students' Awufrcl-LUCEBA JANE SHERMAN Croydon Alpha Zeta Scholarsh'ip Cup-GREGOIRE JEAN LECLERC Manchester New Hainpshire Reserve Officers' Association Award-CHARLES ROBERT FAY Keene Intercollegiate Writing Contest: flnstitutions competing, Universities of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermontj Essays: A Ffirst Prize-GEORGE BANCROFT ABBE Dublin Third Prize-Tie-SHIRLEY FRANCES BARKER Farmington Short Stories: Third Prize-Tie-GORDON FRANCIS TOLMAN Chesham Poetry: l Third Prize-RUTH ELLEN DODGE New Boston Atlantic Monthly Contest: This intercollegiate essay writing contest held last winter was open to students in all American colleges, and had 318 entrants. Secooul Prize-VICTOR LOUIS MORSE Brattleboro, Vt. Davis Cattle Judging Prizes for Two-Year Stiulentsr First-ROGER E. WHITE Winchester Second-DWIGHT C. WOOD C01-nigh Third-IVAN BOHANAN Contoocook il- N WN ll'fIl'llfIl7..N'4IllllllllillIHQQIIFYQ'lIH,'ll'llIllllilli ---- E211 'lltlllllil fl S it O-QQ' - ..-.-. . -L all 4Llll2,AN rllfllflli, --K l1U1lDllLllLllE1IKZ Ili 1lDliF zxlltlllglllllgllllllt,r,lltllUllQlE EAN FREDERICK W. TAYLOR, of the Col- lege of Agriculture, came to the University of New Hampshire in 1903 when it was still a strug- gling small college. Before coming here he had grad- uated from Ohio State University with a B.S. de- gree, and had worked with the Ohio Experiment Station, and at the Bureau of Soils at Washington, D. C. Dean Taylor is a member of the Society of American Engineers, the National Geographical So- ciety, and Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity. Hack How: Clnpp, Phillips, 'l'irrcll, Martin, Fuller. Sccoml Row: Mncfurlunc, Potter, Latimer. Dunn, Hoclyzclun, Huggins. l r4mI Noir: Mm-vc, Shimur. l ylor, llvyl-r, 'l'm-mivr, Himxins. I.,-.f-.-V..-. ivy., ... ,.,.,,,. ,.,. V., ,, ,..,1....i..i... N li N lf. li Ill 'Nr li l. Ill I.-rl l. Yr li I. li l.Q.l31lU fl I, 231 JHHHE 44ElIQAN1WU!E IFFAMUIIUIILJIFY QIDIF TIIHIHIE 4IZ1D1lL1lL1IE4IZllE GKDIIF AX11EZ1rQ1l1lFZIkU11LTl1UllQ11E PROFESSORS FREDERICK W. TAYLOR, B.S. in Agric., Professor of Agronomy. WALTER C. O'KANE, M.A., Professor of Economic Entomology. ORMOND R. BUTLER, Ph.D , Professor of Botany. KARL W. WOODWARD, A.B., M.F., Professor of Forestry. JOHN M. FULLER, B.S., Professor of Dairy Husbandry. GEORGE F. POTTER, Ph.D., Professor of Horticulture. THOMAS G. PHILLIPS, Ph.D., Professor of Agricultural and Biological Chemistry. T. BURR CHARLES, B.S., Professor of Poultry Husbandry. M. GALE EASTMAN, Ph.D., Professor of Agricultural Economics. ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS LORING V. TIRRELL, B.S., Associate Professor of Animal Husbandry. JESSE R. HEPLER, M.S., Associate Professor of Horticulture. ASSISTANT PROFESSORS CLARK L. STEVENS, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Forestry. MARIAN E. MILLS, B.S., M.A., Assistant Professor of Botany. STANLEY R. SHIMER, MS., Assistant Professor of Agricultural and Biological Chemistry. L. PHELPS LATIMER, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Horticulture. CARL L. MARTIN, D.V.M., Assistant Professor of Veterinary Science. INSTRUCTORS JAMES MACFARLANE, Instructor in Floriculture. BERT E. HUGGINS, Instructor in Dairy Husbandry. STUART DUNN, Ph.D., Instructor in Entomology. CHARLES A. BOTTORFF, JR , D.V.M., Instructor in Poultry Husbandry. HERBERT C. MOORE, M.S., Instructor in Dairy Husbandry. LEROY J. HIGGINS, B.S., Instructor in Agronomy. EARL H. LITTLE, B.S., Instructor in Agricultural Education. JAMES G. CONKLIN, M.S., Instructor in Entomology. HENRY S. CLAPP, B.S., Instruc.tor in Ornamental Horticulture and Supervising Landscape Architect. ALBERT E. TEPPER, M.S., Instructor in Poultry Husbandry. ASSISTANTS HOWARD M. HUNTER, B.S., Graduate Assistant in Agricultural and Biological Chemistry. ALBION R. HODGDON, B.S., Graduate Assistant in Botany. LELAN D BURKHART, B.S., Graduate Assistant in Agricultural and Biological Chemistry. N IIN ,lrilifllf N :IEEN -'QlIl'1HI1ilIQ.TYf'.IH,'1IHlI Ili! llfi IH 1 ln- l23J 'Illl ll Il Q ll ffll L . P N Illlllll 1 llUllDllLQ,IlE4lQllE llDllF llQllllll5l?lf,llQ1lNllL JMQTS D EAN C. FLOYD JACKSON of the College of liberal Arts has been an instructor at the University of New Hampshire since 1908 and has acted as Dean for the past two years. He was grad- uated from DePauw University, and before coming to New Hampshire he received an M.S. degree from Ohio State University. He was made professor of Zoology here in 1910. Dean Jackson is a member of the American Genetic Association, American En- tomologist Society, the Boston Society of Natural History, and the New Hampshire Academy of Sci- ence Ilaclr Now: Monroe, Buell, Horrinyx. Bcrzunzu, Schouclinyzer, Kulijxxrvi. Alexander, Purker, Wellman. Fourth Now: Smith. Packard, Chupmnn. liisliue, Jackson, Floyd, Ekduhl, French. Marston. Third lime: Cortez, Brown, White. Elliott. Scuddur, Walsh, McGr:xil, Hnusloin. Sesoml Now: Richards. Grillin, Muservu. Woodruff, Mis. McLaughlin, Mrs. Richardson, West. DOHlBl'. h .o S ' u'.- o n-l n, swung l Front Rolo: Hobun, Lmld, Mrs. Stolworthy, Jones. Small. Ycuton, Mrs. Jackson. PROFESSORS C. FLOYD JACKSON, B.A., M.S., Professor of Zoology. ALFRED E. RICHARDS, Ph.D., Professor of English. HARRY W. SMITH, A.M., Professor of Economics. ALBERT N. FRENCH, M.A., Professor of Soeiologgu. HELEN T. MCLAUGHLIN, M.A., Professor of Home Economies. DONALD C. BABCOCK, S.T.B., M.A., Professor of History. HERBERT F. RUDD, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy mul Psychology. JUSTIN O. WELLMAN, A.M., Ed.M., Professor of Erllfenfion mid Direefor of the Summer School. HAROLD H. SCUDDER, l'3.S., Professor lJfE'IIfjII19lI. GEORGE N. BAUER, Ph.D., Professor ofSfr1f1'sIies and Officer 'in Charge of Fresh men. CLIFFORD S. PARKER, Ph.D., Professor of Lufnguages. Nl is l'l ll in IN-'lil li ll l'-Fl 'Y'-il All IT In il il 1 l24l -ll 'IH 'IIH HHH 1 'Ii TIHQJN. fllllwii, IHNUWMTY DW'WHElUDLLRUEIDW IILIIHIBIIEIIQZAMIL ZXIIQTITS ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS , JAMES H. MARCEAU, A.B., Associate Professor of Languages. ARTHUR W. JOHNSON, M.B.A., C.P.A., Associate Professor of Economics. WILLIAM G. HENNESSY, A.M., Associate Professor of E1l9liSh- THORSTEN V. KALIJARVI, M.A., Associate Professor of Political Science. NORMAN ALEXANDER, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Economics. ADOLPH G. EKDAHL, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Philosophy and Psychology. ROBERT W. MANTON, Associate Professor and Director of Music. ALMA D. JACKSON, M.A., Associate Professor of Zoology. LUCINDA P. SMITH, B.A., Associate Professor of English. JOHN S. WALSH, A.M., Associate Professor of Languages. HANNIBAL G. DUNCAN, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Economics and Sociology. HARLAN M. BISBEE, A.M., Associate Professor of Education. ASSISTANT PROFESSORS ARTHUR W. JONES, M.A., Assistant Professor of History. JOHN D. HAUSLEIN, M.A., Assistant Professor of Economics. IRMA G. BOWEN, B.S., Assistant Professor of Home Economics. RUDOLF L. HERING, Ph.D., M.A., Assistant Professor of Languages. GEORGE W. WHITE, M.A., Assistant Professor of Geology. JULIO BERZUNZA, M.A., Assistant Professor of Languages. EDYTHE T. RICHARDSON, M.S., Assistant Professor of Zoology. ROLAND E. PARTRIDGE, M.A., Assistant Professor of History and Sociology. ALLAN B. PARTRIDGE, M.A., Assistant Professor of History. PHILIP M. MARSTON, M.A., Assistant Professor of History. PAUL S. SCHOEDINGER, M.A., Assistant Professor of English. NAOMI M. G. EKDAHL, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Education. EDMUND A. CORTEZ, M.A., Ed.M., Assistant Professor of English. PAUL P. GRIGUAT, B.esL., Assistant Professor of Languages. PHILIP G. NESERIUS, M.A., Assistant Professor of Political Science. CARROLL S. TOWLE, B.A., Assistant Professor of English. MARGARET R. HOBAN, B.S. in Ed., Assistant Professor and Director of Physical Education for Women. RUTH J. WOODRUFF, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Econonzrics. DONALD G. BARTON, M.S., Assistant Professor of Zoology. INSTRUCTORS HELEN W. LEIGHTON, Instructor in Home Economics. ROBERT G. WEBSTER, M.A., Instructor in English. CLAIR W. SWONGER, A.M., Instructor in Economics. LEWIS C. SWAIN, B.S., Instructor in Music. JOHN C. HERRING, Ed. M., Instructor in English and Education. THEODORE R. MEYERS, M.A., Instructor in Geology. DOROTHY S. BARTON, M.S., Instructor in Zoology. CARROLL M. DEGLER, M.B.A., Instructor in Economics. WILLIAM YALE, Ph.B., M.A., Instructor in History. MARION J. STOLWORTHY, Instructor in Home Economics. E. BARTON HILLS, M.A., Instructor in English. THOMAS H. MCGRATH, M.A., Instructor in English. JOHN A. FLOYD, A.B., Instructor in Languages. GENEVIEVE K. PHILLIPS, Instructor in Home Economics. LEONARD W. BUELL, A.M., Instructor in English. ETHEL L. COWLES, B.S., Instructor in Home Economics. H. GWENDOLYN JONES, M.A., Instructor in History. DOROTHY C. SMALL, B.A., Instructor in Economics. DONALD H. CHAPMAN, Ph.D., Instructor in Geology, GWENYTH M. LADD, B.S. in Ed., Instructor in Physical Education for Women. RUTH E. THOMPSON, M.S., Instructor in Zoology. CHARLES N. ELLIOTT, M.A., Instructor in Sociology. JOHN A. BROWN, B.A., Instructor in Geology. CHARLES E. PACKARD, M.S., Instructor in Zoology. W. IRVING CROWLEY, M.A., Instructor in Languages. - N Ii N It i'Iii'Ii it iN-'WIN Iii It lil-lfIWIY-RIVIII Clif Ii!-lliffltf Q- E251 Pllf'lll?llllEE 1llZllQAxNlllflillllf ,1-vi 11200IIl.lVLllE,1llZlIli UDIIF lIVllE1lUlIH!lNllDlIL1lD'lEZXY UEZEORGE W. CASE, the Dean of the College of Technology, has acted as head of this depart- ment of the University of New Hampshire since coming here in 1925. He received the degree of B.S. from Purdue in 1905, and the degree of M.S. from Cornell in 1912. Prior to 1925 he had served as Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering at Pur- due, and as Professor of Sanitary and Hydraulic Engineering at Pittsburg. If :cle How: Hung. Wilbur, Dodge, Nulson, Bowler, Case, Huddlcston, Sowell, Luton. ' l ' 'y ' ' urtwell Demo' Kichline Solt QI' o uw Imw: lonkn, Abbott.. bunlchousur. Iuylol. H , s, , . . volt n. cond Now: Hitchcock. Donovan, Gctchell. Opclycke, Thomas. Stolwurthy, Moran, O'Connv:Il. I au! Huw: l'uu-kins. Slolmin. Leavitt, ldillus, S uwc, Uickur, Dawson, llutclivldur. St xl www - 'HV ,v,r,1' .-.y-iv, i- .-l - N Ii N l. 1 ll I.1IQ1N- ll li Il li lvl ll Ya it Ii Ii I.-.',Ii1I. I i201 fl IHHIIE 4IZIQ25hN1iVl1I'l1E -iz IFA.fVZlU11LTYiS IDI? IIVIHHIE 4IZ'ID1lLIlLliElIZ1lE 'PD If IIVIIEIUIIHIIN 4lD1iLl1D4IKZY PROFESSORS ERIC T. HUDDLESTON, B. Arch., Professor of Architecture. HORACE L. HOWES, Ph.D., Professor of Physics. HERMON L. SLOBIN, Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics. LEON W. HITCHCOCK, B.S., Professor of Electrical Engineering. GEORGE W. CASE, M.C.E., Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Director of Engineering Experiment Station. HAROLD A. IDDLES, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry. EDMOND W. BOWLER, B.S., Professor of Civil Engineering. ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS CLEMENT MORAN, B.A., Associate Professor of Physics. EDWARD L. GETCHELL, B.S., E.E., Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering. MELVIN M. SMITH, M.A., Associate Professor of Chemistry. ASSISTANT PROFESSORS THOMAS J. LATON, B.S., Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering. WALTER E. WILBUR, M.S., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. EDWARD T. DONOVAN, B.S., Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering. HEMAN C. FOGG, M.S., Assistant Professor of Chemistry. FREDERICK D. JACKSON, B.S., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering. RAYMOND STARKE, A.M., Assistant Professor of Physics. LAWRENCE H. OPDYCKE, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry. E. HOWARD STOLWORTHY, B.S., Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering. CHESTER E. DODGE, Assistant Professor of Architecture. MARVIN R. SOLT, M.S., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. WILLIAM B. NULSEN, M.S., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering. RUSSELL R. SKELTON, B.S. in C.E., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. JAMES A. FUNKHOUSER, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry. ARNOLD PERRETON, B. A1'ch., Assistant Professor of Architecture. RICHARD H. KIMBALL, A.M., Assistant Professor of Chemistry. MILTIADES S. DEMOS, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. INSTRUCTORS LYMAN J. BATCHELDER, Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. JOHN C. TONKIN, Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. . ELIAS M. O'CONNELL, Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. HAROLD J. LEAVITT, B.S., Instructor in Physics. WILLIAM H. HARTWELL, M.S., Instructor in Physics. ALFRED H. TAYLOR, B.S., Instructor in Chemistry. 0 CHARLES O. DAWSON, B.C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. GEORGE R. THOMAS, B. Arch., Instructor in Architecture. WILLIAM L. KICHLINE, M.S., Instructor in Mathematics. HAROLD E. ABBOTT, M.S., Instructor in Chemistry. CHARLES A. SEWELL, B.S., Instructor in Mathematics. JOHN J. UICKER, B.S., Instructor -in Mechanical Engineering. JAMES S. CHAMBERLAIN, B.S. in C.E., Lecturer on Personnel Relationships. ASSISTANTS DAVID B. KELLAM, B.S., Graduate Assistant in Chemistry. . WALTER H. LYFORD, JR., B.S., Graduate Assistant in Chemistry. MERCHANT L. CUSHING, B.S., Graduate Assistant in Chemistry. DONALD M. PERKINS, B.S., Graduate Assistant in Mathematics. ERNEST W. ANDERSEN, B.S., Graduate Assistant in Chemistry. N IIN Ii Ii ' li i Ii 1 N-' IH 'ililili Ill. .lil li 'Y' ' Ii 'li ,Ii if-2 Ii f Il? I - E271 wt IEXW IIHIIZARMIIIIEUSIIHIIIHIIQIIE AIKZIVQIVI1liZliUI!LTIlU1VQ!MIL 14EXlIPllEliQ,lIiIWi1IEN Ji SIIFATIIUIDN THE STATION STAFF EDWARD M. LEWIS, A.M., Litt.D., LL.D., President. JOHN C. KENDALL, B.S., Direetor. VVALTER C. O'KANE, M.A., Entomologist. ORMOND R. BUTLER, Ph.D., Botanist. ERNEST G. RITZMAN, M.S., Research Professor in Animal Husbandry. KARL W. WOODWARD, A.B., M.F., Forester. JOHN M. FULLER, B.S., Dairy Husbandman. GEORGE F. POTTER, Ph.D., Horticult-urist. THOMAS G. PHILLIPS, Ph.D., Chemist. THOMAS B. CHARLES, B.S., Poultry Husbanclman. HARRY C. WOODWORTH, M.S., Agricultural Economist. M. GALE EASTMAN, Ph.D., Associate Agricultural Economist. TODD O. SMITH, M.S., Associate Chemist. FORD S. PRINCE, B.S., Associate Agronomist. JESSE R. HEPLER, M.S., Associate Horticultu-rist. CLARK L. STEVENS, Ph.D., Assistant Forester. STANLEY R. SHIMER, M.S., Assistant Chemist. WALTER T. ACKERMAN, B.S., Specialist in Rural Electricity. MAX F. ABELL, Ph.D., Assistant Agricultural Economist. CARL L. MARTIN, D.V.M., Veterinarian. CHARLES A. BOTTORFF, JR., D.V.M., Poultry Pathologist. EARL H. RINEAR, M.S., Specialist in Marlaeting. HERBERT C. MOORE, M.S., Assistant Dairy Husbanclnzan. GORDON P. PERCIVAL, M.S., Assistant Chemist. STUART DUNN, Ph.D., Assistant Botanist. L. PHELPS LATIMER, Ph.D., Assistant Horticulturist. PAUL T. BLOOD, M.S., Assistant Agronomist. LEROY J. HIGGINS, B.S., Assistant Agronom-ist. JAMES G. CONKLIN, M.S., Assistant Entomologist. JAMES MACFARLANE, Florist. ALBERT D. LITTLEHALE, Shepherd. EDWARD J. RASMUSSEN, B.S., Research Assistant in Hort1bulture. ELMER W. LANG, White Diarrhea Tester. NICHOLAS F. COLOVOS, M.S., Assistant in Animal Husbandry. LEON C. GLOVER, M.S., Research Assistant in Entomology. WARREN A. WESTGATE, M.S., Research Chemical Assistant in Entomology, ROLAND B. DEARBORN, M.S., Research Assistant in Hortic-ulture. FRANK D. REED, B.S., Poultry Certification Inspector. ALBERT E. TEPPER, M.S., Assistant Poultry Husbandman. NEIL W. STUART, B.S., Graduate Assistant in Horticulture. SAMUEL J. FISHER, B.S., Graduate Assistant in Agricultural and Biological Chem istry. N Ii N Iii ifIi'Ii i Ili iN-'lilfli IHI lil' IIY-'lIi'1ii'lEi Ill Il 1. Il f i-li , E281 ',lllf'..lllflll.ll? ll ZllQ,fNN lll ' lll ' lllf CHARLES W. HARRIS, JR., B.S., Assistant in Agricu.ltural Economics. CLARENCE F. WINCHESTER, B.S., Graduate Research Assistant in Animal Hus bandry. RUSSELL BISSEY, M.S., Research Assistant in Botany. LLOYD E. WASHBURN, B.S., Graduate Research Assistant in Animal Husbandry HUBERT G. GUY, B.S. in Agric., Research Assistant in Ento-nzology. ASSISTANTS TO THE STAFF HENRY B. STEVENS, A.B., Executive Secretary. MARVIN A. MILLER, B.A., B.S., Librarian. RAYMOND C. MAGRATH, Treasurer and Business Secretary. BEATRICE M. RICHMOND, Bookkeeper. FRANCES E. PERKINS, B.S., Editorial Assistant. ELIZABETH E. MEHAFFEY, Assistant Librarian and Mailing Clerk. BETTY G. SANBORN, Seed Analyst and Secretary. HELEN M. LATIMER, Gas Analyst. MAISIE C. BURPEE, Secretary to the Director of the Experinlent Station and Er tension Service. llEXlIFllEN Slll1IDN SllEllQWlIllllZlIli GENERAL EXTENSION STAFF EDWARD M. LEWIS, A.M., Litt.D., LL.D., -President. JOHN C. KENDALL, B.S., Director of Extension Service. EARL P. ROBINSON, B.S., County Agent Leader. DAISY D. WILLIAMSON, State Home De'monstration Leader. HARRY C. WOODWORTH, M.S., Farm Management Denzonstrator. CLARENCE B. WADLEIGH, B.S., State Leader, Boys' and Girls' Club Work. GEORGE L. WAUGH, Extension Dairy-man. HENRY B. STEVENS, A.B., Executive Secretary. MARY L. SANBORN, Assistant State Leader, Boys' and Girls' Club Work. ANN F. BEGGS, Home Management Specialist. FORD S. PRINCE, B.S., Extension Specialist in Soils and Crops. KENNETH E. BARRACLOUGH, B.S., Extension Forester. MAX F. ABELL, Ph.D., Assistant Farm Management Denionstrator. HAZEL E. HILL, B.S. in Educ., State Clothing Specialist. ELIZABETH E. ELLIS, B.S., M.A., State Nutrition Specialist. LAWRENCE A. DOUGHERTY, B.S. in Agric., Extension Specialist in CECIL O. RAWLINGS, B.S., Extension Horbicalturist. EDSON F. EASTMAN, B.S., Assistant Extension Dairynian. R. CLAUDE BRADLEY, Ph.D., Extension Poultryman. NI1lNll1lll ll :ll LNB ll .Ill lll lll llj. lll Nt - Ill ,ll ll Ill-Jll! ,lit E291 A My ,ll V.. E l l l fl.. Marketing lk illiilltililiti 41QliQANliilifliF, -gil: AIIDVAN 'IUIVEIC ID llE1liZllQllF.lIESf MASTER OF SCIENCES In Agricultural and Biological Chiemistry: NICHOLAS FILIP COLOVOS, B.S., New Ha'mpshi're, 1927 Durham Minor: Dairy Husbandry. Thesis: Critique of Method of Collection of Excreta in the Metabolism Experi- ment with Cows. In Agricultural Economics: SAMUEL WALDO HOITT, B.S., New Hampshire, 1928 Durham Minor: Statistics. Thesis: A Statistical Study of Dairy Farms in Grafton County, New Hamp- shire. In Botany: HARRY LEE MURRAY, B.S., Maine, 1929 Hampden Highlands, Mains Thesis: The Effect of Temperature on the Growth and Productivity of Leaf- roll and Mosaic Potato Plants and Their Progeny. In Education: ANNE ESTELLE PERKINS, B.A., Miclcllebiiry, 1914 Berwick, Maine Minor: Home Economics. Thesis : An Analysis of Canned Fruits and Vegetables. In Foi'esti'y: CARL ERNEST WALKER, B.S., New Hampshire, 1929 Contoocook Minor: Botany. Thesis: Land Survey of the Town of Durham. Iii. H0l'tlClllt1l'I'C5f ROLAND BALCH DEARBORN, B.S., New Hapzpsliire, 1927 Durham Minor: Agricultural and Biological Chemistry. Thesis: The Influence of Pruning on the Nutrition and Functions of the ' Apple Tree. In Mathematics: LOUISE SHERMAN WOODMAN, B.S., New Hampshire, 1929 Milton Mills Minor: Education. Thesis: The Derivation of a Formula Expressing the kth Difference or a Real Analytic Function of the Real Variables in the Terms of its De- rivativesf' In Psychology: CRYSTAL EVELYN GOODWIN, B.S., New Hampshire, 1929 Dover Minor: History. DOROTHY ELIZABETH TARR, B.S., New Hampshire, 1930 North Hampton Minor: Education. Thesis: Psychological Tests for Pencil Inspectors. A Study in Industrial Efficiency. 1-ll Nilillwliii'liii'iiEliElS 'diiwliidiililliigiiiiihlf''litlii'liiliQliiliiiii T--1 I 301 -lbs flllllltllllli 1HlfZlliQ,1AhNllllltllE ,,l. ....l..-T- ...-..l..i-l- MARTHA WHITTIEER HOWE, B.S., New Hampshire, 1930 Portland, Main Minor : Biological Chemistry. Thesis: A Study of the Anemias with Especial Consideration of Recent Find ings in Regard to Diet of an Important Therapeutic Agent in the Treat ment of Pernicious and Nutritional Types. ' ELEANOR LUCEY SHEEHAN, B.S., New Hampshire, 1930 Portsmouth Minor: Agricultural and Biological Chemistry. Thesis: Studies on the Pre-natal Effects of Carbon Monoxide on Albino Rats. RUTH ELIZA THOMPSON, B.S., New Hampshire, 1929 Hudson Minor: Botany. ' Thesis: Ecological Studies of High Tide Pools. MARJORIE MARIE WEST, B.S., New Hampshire, 1929 Worcester, Mass Minor: Botany. Thesis: The Life History and Embryology of Larus Argentatusf' MASTER OF ARTS In Education: MAY CHAPEL ORR, Th.B., Gordon, 1926 Suffield, Conn Minor: History. In English: LEWIS MORGRAGE STARK, B.A., New Hampshire, 1929 Goffstown Minor : History. Thesis: English Literature as Reflected in Bookplate Design. 111. Language fF renchj .- ANNA KATHRYN BUCKLEY, B.A., New Hampshire, 1929 Dover Minor: Latin. ' Thesis: Anatole France et son Temps. ANNA DOROTHY MURPHY, B.A., Boston University, 1929 Minor: English. Thesis: Exoticism in Paul Morand. In History: GEORGE HARLAND KEOUGH, B.A., New Hampshire, 1927 Minor: English. MASTER OF EDUCATION In Education LORETTA MARIE BANNON,.B.A., New Hampshire, 1930 Minor: French. LEWIS EDWARD HOLDEN, B.A., Wesleyan, 1916 Minor: Education. FLORENCE MADELINE LORD, B.S., New Hampshire, 1930 Minor: Latin. EVERTON HARRY PARKINSON, B.A., Wesleyan, 1926 Minor: Education. ELMER JOHN THOMPSON, B.S., New Hampshire, 1920 Minor: Education. ROSE DEARBORN YEATON, B.S., New Hampshire, 1930 Minor: Mathematics. W altham, Mass. Gorham Laconia Rochester Conway Salem Depot Warner Sanbornton NLIHN Ilf.'.lHf'.llffIl:N-'lllllllllVll5Qlli'Yr'llillililll2,llE,Iljl :. E311 1 -Mlirm '.Ill.i'liagI1l.alll. ll tilt! Ill 'C Ill tlltf --f-:H llHlllSlIF4IDl4QNY itll? llfltllllli llU N lliifllillislgllllmf The present University of New Hampshire originated in 1866 as the New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, and was at first situated at Hanover as a part of Dart- mouth College. The school was made possible by the Federal Land Grant Act passed by Congress on July 2, 1862, which was an act donating public lands to any state which would provide a college for the benefit of agriculture and mechanic arts. Admission to the school was a very simple matter in those early days. The applicant had to be at least sixteen years old, and able to present testimonials of good moral character. Exam- inations were required in Arithmetic, English -Grammar, and Geography. A three-year course of study was offered, at the end of which a degree of Bachelor of Philosophy was conferred. While the college was still at Hanover, in 1876, Charles Holmes Pettee, now Dean of the Faculty, was appointed Professor of Mathematics, and has remained ever since. In the fall of 1893, New Hampshire College moved to Dur- ham, where a faculty of thirteen instructed a study body of twenty-seven. This move, which was instrumental in the rise of the College to the present day University, was made possible through the generosity of Benjamin Thompson, a wealthy Durham farmer, who left his entire estate, valued at more than S400,000 as an endowment. Ever since the establishment here at Durham the school has been growing rapidly. The first build- ings which were erected were Nesmith and Thompson Halls, and they served quite adequately for several years. Today they are but a small part of our University. In the past decade Hetzel Hall, Murkland Hall, Congreve Hall, the Charles James chemistry building, and the Hood House have been built, and work has already been started on a new dormitory for women. Under President Hetzel two great forward steps were taken. The first was the incorporation of New Hampshire College into the University of New Hampshire, which occurred in 1923. And in 1925 the Mill Tax Bill was signed by Governor Winant, establishing a permanent income which provides for the con- tinued advancement of the University. E321 'ii N Il N Ili'lli'IlfIi:.N- llll Il III lli2'Il'Y-'Ill'lltlllIllliilli -T- IPMQJJQV 1u mr QUIILASSIWES MM'- FIHFIHINE evIZlKQ1lKNIHHH5. 1.i:.-'....'9 UUIILASS 'DNF IQLQIPHRZ Ifaclc Raw: Chuloner. Thayer. Front Now: Wettcryzrcen, Wark. v SIIENIIHDIIQ UUIILASS 4lD1IF1VF1IHU1IE1IQS CHARLES WETTERGREEN ...... P7'eS'id01'Lt GORDON THAYER . . Vice-President VIRGINIA POWERS . Second Vice-President DAVID WARK . . . Secretary RAYMOND CHALONER . . Treasurer - . NNN Ifi i'I?l'!HE N-'IWH1?lOlII13,'I!!O'Y-'IH'lil lik IMI il? i -i-.fi E351 I I- 'llVllHlillE 1IQllQANlllrllliQllF, rl ENNIO ABBIATI Barre, Vt. SPAULDING HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Sig1na5 Football 111, 121, 131, 141. BENJAMIN ABRAMSON Berlin, N. H. BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Phi Alphag Track 111, 121, 131, 1415 R. O. T. C. SAMUEL ADAMS Exeter, N. H. EXETER HIGH SCHOOL ADLER AHLGREN Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi5 Football 111, 1215 Track 111, 1215 International Relations Club. RICHARD ALLAN West Lebanon, N.'H. WEST LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alphag Business Manager of New Hampshire 121, 131. ELIZABETH ALLEY Milton, N. H. NUTE HIGH SCHOOL NATALIE AMES Somersworth, N. H. LASELL SEMINARY Alpha Chi Omega5 Psi Lambda5 Cap and Gowng Mask and Dagzgerg Pan Hellenic. BERTHA ANDREWS Gardiner, Me. GARDINER HIGH SCHOOL CHARLOTTE ATWOOD Lisbon, N. H. LISBON HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Deltag Pan Hellenic, Secretary 1315 Class Secretary 111, 1215 Glee Club 111, 121 5 Women's Executive Council 131, Vice-President 1415 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1415 Cap and Gown5 Katherine DeMeritt Prize 1315 GRANITE Heelerg GRANITE Board. ROBERT AUGUSTINUS Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chig Senior Skulls: Mask and Daggerg Student Council 131, 1415 N. H. Club5 Chairman of Sophomore Hop Committee5 Football 1115 Lacrosse 1215 Box- ing 111,121,131 GORDON AYER Keene, N. H. KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilong Phi Lambda Phi: Delta Chi: Phi Kappa Phig A. S. C. E., Vice-President 1415 Bartlett Prize 1315 New Hampshire Staff 111, Sports Editor 121, News Editor 131, Editor-in-Chief 141. ROBERT AYERS Everett, Mass. LACONIA HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Sigma5 Mask and Daggerg Tau Kappa Alpha5 International Relations Clubg GRANITE Heeler5 GRANITE Boardg New Hampshire Staff 111, 121, 1315 De- bating Team 121, 131, 141. BARBARA BAKER Melrose Highlands, Mass. LESLEY NORMAL SCHOOL FLORENCE BAKER Concord, N. H. CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu5 Soccer 1315 Basketball 1215 Glee Club 111, 121, 1315 GRANITE Heeler5 GRANITE Boardg New Hampshire Staff 121. l NfIllNll 3fll'Ill 1 Ili'.N-'lltlllifll Ill1Ili2'Ill'Y +'ll'IllIIlI llllilil 1, Il f li E361 li llVllHllllE 4NEZllQ!5RlNlKllllilKE ii.--I CHARLOTTE BALL Colebrook, N. H. COLEBROOK ACADEMY Kappa Deltag Archery 1115 Bowling 1213 Rifiery 131. LAURENCE BARKER Nashua, N. H. NASIIUA HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilong Sphinx, Treasurer, Blue Keyg Mask and Dagger, N. H. Clubg Manager of Track and Relay, Athletic Association, Student Representative 1413 New Hampshire Staff 121. BARBARA BARNABY Brookline, N. H. GRAFTON HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Chi Omega, Phi Sigma, Eratog Phi Kappa Phi, Cap and Gowng GRANITE Board. ALICE BARTLETT Lebanon, N. H. LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL KEENE NORMAL SCHOOL WALDORF BARTLETT Newport, N. H. TOWLE HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Kappa Pig Football 1115 Track 111, 1213 Hockey 131, 1413 Sphinx, R. O. T. C., Manager Of Lacrosse. EDWARD BILLMAN, Wollaston, Mass. QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alpha, Football 111, 121, 131, 1413 Track 111. ROSE BLACK Portsmouth, N. H. PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Bowling 131. GEORGE BLANCHARD Portland, Me. DEERING HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chig Sphinxg Football 1115 Basketball 1215 Manager of Basketball 1413 N. H. Clubg GRANITE Boardg Editor Of Freshman Handbook 131. ISOBEL BOUTELLE Milford, N. H. MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL FAY BOWEN Meredith, N. H. MEREDITH HIGH SCHOOL AUDREY BOWMAN Salmon Falls, N. H. BERWICK ACADEMY Alpha Chi Omega, Glee Club 111, 1213 WOmen's Executive Council 1315 GRANITE Heelerg GRANITE Board. MALCOLM BRANNEN Durham, N. H. AMESBURY HIGI-I SCHOOL Kappa Sigmag Senior Skulls, Student Council 1415 Casque and Casketg Intra- mural Board, Vice-President 131, 1413 International Relations Clubg Scabbard and Bladeg N. H. Club, President 1413 Cross Country 1115 Boxing 111, 121, 1313 Chairman of Junior Prom Committee, Business Manager of 1932 GRANITE, New Hampshire Staff 111, 121, 1313 Chairman of Commencement Ball Committeeg Class Day Committee. DOROTHY BRENNAN Newport, N. H. KEENE NORMAL SCHOOL CLARE BRESNAHAN Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Pi Lambda Sigma, Pan Hellenic, Treasurer 141. il Nil N llloi'IIl'l1lilll.Ns'IllflliIl,.Il.Ili?IIl'Y-',IH.'liilllIllQ,IH il! 2. ---im E371 'lllllilllll 1lKZlllQ,ANIl7lll'llli ESTELLE BRETSCHNEIDER Exeter, N. H. ROBINSON SEMINARY EMMA BRISSON Newmarket, N. H. NEWMARKET HIGH SCHOOL Commuters' Club: Le Cercle Francais, Basketball 125, Bowling 135. JOSEPH BRONSTEIN Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Phi Alpha, Basketball 115, 125, 135, 1455 Blue Key. EARL BROOKS Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omegag Track 115, 125, 135, 1455 Glee Club 1255 R. O. T. C. CHARLES BROWN South Danbury, N. H. ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL Phi Lambda Phig A. S. M. E.g R. O. T. C. JOSEPH BROWN Deerfield, N. H. BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omega. CHARLES BURTON Chichester, N. H. CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Zeta, R. O. T. C. HELEN BUTSON Woodsville, N. H. WOODSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GRANITE Heelerg GRANITE Board, Glee Club 115. CARLTON BUTTRICK East Hampstead, N. H. HAMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi: Phi Lambda Phig Book and Scroll, Phi Kappa Phi, Baseball 115. JOHN CAMPBELL Manchester, N. H. ST. JOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi. HARRIET CARPENTER Newmarket, N. H. NEWMARKET HIGH SCHOOL HELEN CARPENTER Somersworth, N. H. SOMERSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL JOHN CARRIGAN Somersworth, N. H. SOMERSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL Track 115, 125, 135. RUTH CAVERLEY Strafford, N. H. AUSTIN-CATE ACADEMY Soccer 1153 Glee Club 125. RAYMOND CHALONER Nashua, N. H. NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alphag Blue Keyg Baseball 115, 1255 Lacrosse 135, 1455 Treasurer of Senior Class 145. WARREN CHANDLER Dover, N. H. DOVER HIGH SCHOOL International Relations Club. Tl, N Il' N' Il 1'Il'll ill iN H'll'llL' Il ll liQ'll 'Y '-'ll 'lliill llllll. Il i 1-1-M l3Sl INFIHIIIE 1llZllQANlllllllli rl,-H.: LOUISE CHASE Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 131. MALCOLM CHASE Seabrook, N. H. AMESBURY HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chig Delta Chig Cross Country 111, 1215 Baseball 111, 121, 131, 1415 Win- ter Sports 121, 131, 1415 I. W. S. U. Skating Champion 1215 GRANITE Heelerg GRANITE Boardg R. 0. T. C. 5 JOHN CLAREY Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Deltag Mask and Dagger, Track 111, 121. CLIFFORD CLARK Portsmouth, PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL N. H. Theta Upsilon Omegag Phi Lambda Phi5 Alpha Sigma, President 1415 Casque and Casket. LESLIE COLBURN Boston, MECHANICS ARTS HIGH SCHOOL ' Phi Mu Deltag Blue Keyg Scabbard and Blade: Casque and Casket: N. H. Manager of Boxing: R. O. T. C. HARRY CROKE Claremont, STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Kappa Pig Hockey 111, 121, 131, 1415 Blue Key. GILMAN CROWELL Concord, CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omega: Alpha Chi Sigmag Track 111, 1415 Relay 141. BERNARD CROWLEY Concord, CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL HORACE CUNNINGHAM Berlin, BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Delta Chi. LESLIE CURTIS Lakeport, ALTON HIGH SCHOOL Delta Chig Phi Kappa Phi. OTIS CUSHMAN Stratham, EXETER HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM DALLINGER Cambridge, WILBRAHAM ACADEMY Lambda Chi Alphag Lacrosse 121, 131, 141. JOHN DANE Concord, CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omegag Track 1115 Glee Club 121. ELSIE DAVIE , Concord, CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Soccer 1115 Baseball 111, 121, 1315 Bowling 121. HENRY DAVIS East Sullivan, KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Zeta: Alpha Chi Sigma: Phi Lambda Phi. EDMUND DICKERMAN Hollis, HOLLIS HIGH SCHOOL 39 NIWIN l5F,llfIIll1i.llEN W ,IilillHllllllQfllFYf-'lll'lll'lll.llI2'lllIi llli I I Mass. Clubg N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. lllflll 55 i Illlllf. 1llZQI1IQ.ANlll1lTllF, 'f.1'-.li RUTH DODGE New Boston, N. H. NEW BOSTON HIGH SCHOOL Book and Scroll, President 1415 Kappa Delta Pi5 Phi Kappa Phi: Archery 121, 1315 Third Prize, New England Intercollegiate Poetry Contest 131. FRANCIS DONOVAN Keene, N. H. K1-:ENE HIGH SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilong Football 111, 121, 131, 1415 N. H. Club. REGAL DORSEY Wallingford, Conn. LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL Pi Kappa Alphag Football 1115 Baseball 1115 Boxing 111, 121. CECILIA DOWNING Nashua, N. H. NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Chi Omegag WO1nen's Executive Committee 131, SecI'etaI'y 1415 GRANITE Heelerg GRANITE Boardg Archery 121. ETHEL DUFFY Dover, N. H. DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Commuters' Club5 GRANITE Heelerg GRANITE Boardg Soccer 121, 1315 Hockey 111, 1313 Basketball 1215 Baseball 1215 Track 111. EDWARD DUSTIN Bristol, N. H. PENACOOK HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilon5 Cross Country 1113 Winter Sports 121, 1415 A. S. C. E. ROBERT EADIE Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilon5 Phi Sigmag Phi Kappa Phig Track 111, 1215 Casque and Casket. FRANK ELKAVICH Nashua, N. H. NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phig Baseball 111. RUSSELL ELLSWORTH Penacook, N. H. CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilong Alpha Sigma: N. H. Club5 Winter Sports 111, 121, 131, 1415 Cross Country 121, 1415 Track 121, 131. RICHARD EUSTIS Marblehead, Mass. KENT'S HILL SEMINARY Lambda Chi Alphag International Relations Club5 Senior Skullsg N. H. Club5 Football 111, 121, 131, 141, Captain 111, 1415 Basketball 111, 121, 131, 1415 Baseball 111, 131, 1415 Lacrosse 121. IVANETTA FECTEAU East Kingston, N- H- PINKERTON ACADEMY Kappa Delta5 Commuters' Club: Archery 121: Soccer 131. SAUL FELDMAN Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Phi Alpha. THELMA FERRYALL Nashua, N. H. NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL GRANITE Heelerg GRANITE Board. DAVID FESSENDEN Brookline, N. H. BROOKLINE HIGH SCHOOL - .... N ll N Il i'I5l'lliIlliNe'I1l l1l, llllllll'IH!-'Ill'l1l I1lI1lP.IlEF.l1li -:li l40l YORA FLANDERS Ansonia, Conn. ANSONIA HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Delta, Pan Hellenic, Women's Executive Council 131, 1415 Hockey 111, 121, 1315 Soccer 1315 Riiiery 121, 131, Baseball 121, 131. NATHAN FLEISCHMAN Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ELIZABETH FLINT Plymouth, N. H. PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Delta Chi: Phi Lambda Phi: Kappa Delta Pi: Phi Kappa Phig Soccer 111, 121, 141g Basketball 111, 121, 1313 Tennis 111, 121, 131. VERA FORD L Plymouth, N. H. PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Phi Lambda Phig Psi Lambda, Hockey 121, 131. CHARLES FREEMAN '- I Concord, N. H. CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL ' ' Sigma Alpha Epsilong N. H. Clubg Manager of Freshman Hockey. GEORGE FREESE I Bristol, N. H. BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL Delta Chi: A. I. E. E.3 R. O. T. C. FREDERIC FULLER North Stratford, N. H. STRATFORD HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilong Alpha Chi Sigma. EILEEN GADD Plymouth, N. H. PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Book and Scrollg Hockey 111, 121, 131, 1413 Basketball 111, 121, 131g Tennis 121, 1315 Baseball 1115 GRANITE Heelerg GRANITE Board. RAYMOND GALLOWAY Walpole, N. H. WALPOLE HIGH SCHOOL Phi Sigma, Phi Lambda Phi. FREDERICK GATES Vvaltham, Mags, WALTIIAM HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alphag Mask and Dagger. JOHN GLEASON Dublin, N, H, KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Pi Kappa Alpha. RALPH GOODRICH Rochester, N. H. ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omega, Phi Sigma. HERBERT GORDON Concord, N. H. CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Phi Alphag Basketball 141. JOHN GRADY Chichester, N. H. CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Delta Chig A. S. C. E.g R. O. T. C. ARTHUR GRAHAM Manchester, N. H. ST. JosEPH's HIGH SCHOOL 1-li, NlllN Ill1'Il'IlfIliN+'Ill'llI Ill IllIllgl'll'1Y-'Il'lll'Il Ill-Q.Iilill1 -- l41l A -ill fIilllHIlllE 1lQlIKQ,ANlllTllE 5,-5:31 ROBERT GREENE Keene, N. H. KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi, Sphinx, Football 1113 Track 111, Scabbard and Blade, R. O. T. C. IVAH HACKLER Marlboro, N. H. MARLBORO HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon. RUTH HALSTEAD Hampstead, N. H. LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL Hockey 131. . EDWARD HANDSCHUMAKER Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER WEST HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon. HOWARD HANLEY Providence, R. I. PROVIDENCE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 'Theta Chi, Senior Skulls, N. H. Club, Football 111, 121, 181, 141, Hockey 121, 131, 141, Track 121, 131, 141, Basketball 111, GRANITE Board, Athletic Associa- tion, President 141. CHARLES HANNA Keene, N. H. KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi, Baseball 111, 121, 131, 141, Captain 141, N. H. Club, GRANITE Board. ALFRED HARRIMAN Warner, N. H. SIMONDS FREE HIGH SCHOOL A. S. C. E. ' JAMES HARRIS New York City HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alpha, Track 111, Winter Sports 111, New Hampshire Staff, Man- agerial Competition. JOHN HARTIGAN Rochester, N. H. ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL CAROLYN HATCH Kittery, Me. TRAIP, ACADEMY Soccer 111, 121. HAROLD HAWKES Portland, Me. DEERING HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Sigma, N. H. Club, Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade, Football 111, 121, 131, 14134 R. O. T. C. E JAMES HAYES Quincy, Mass. THAYER ACADEMY PURDUE UNIVERSITY Kappa Sigma, Mask and Dagger, Football 131, 141. A WESLEY HEATH Franklin, N. H. FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL A. S. M. E., R. O. T. C. LAWRENCE HENDERSON Merrimack, N. H. MCGAW NORMAL INSTITUTE Kappa Sigma, Sphinx, International Relations Club, Debating. NOLAN HIKEL Plymouth, N. H. PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta, Cross Country 111, Track 111, Scabbard and Blade, Treasurer 141, New Hampshire Staff 111, 121, RiHe Team 121, 131, 141, R. O. T. C. NNN lil 1' l!l'liiil. Ill 1Ns'll'lIl ,Ill lilli2,'I1l'YH'Ill 'll'llli2 Ii 2 lit. E421 'tlllfillllfilllflli 4llfZllQ7lNlNlll'llllllli -L GERALD HOLMBERG Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER WEST HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Deltag Scabbard and Bladeg Sphinxg A. S. M. E.5 R. O. T. C. ARLYNE HOOPER Greenland, N. ll. PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Deltag Basketball 1155 Track 1155 GRANITE Board. ROBERT HOOPER Sanbornville, N. H. BREWSTER FREE ACADEMY EDWARD HOYT Gorham, Mg, GORHAM HIGH SCHOOL ghetai Upsilon Omegag Junior Manager of Trackg GRANITE Heeler 1255 GRANITE oar . HARRIET HUBBARD Peterborough, N. H. HANCOCK HIGH SCHOOL Phi Kappa Phig Book and Scroll5 Kappa Delta Pig Soccer 1155 Baseball 1355 Basketball 125. ROBERT IVES Schenectady, N. Y. SCHENECTADY HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alpha, Football 1455 Lacrosse 135, 1455 Mask and Dagger. LEIGH JAQUES Worcester, Mass. WORCESTER NORTH HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Sigmag International Relations Clubg Football 1155 Baseball 115. DOROTHY JENKINS New Durham, N., H. FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL PLYMOUTH NORMAL SCHOOL Kappa Delta Pi. DORIS JENNEY South Portland, Me. WESTBROOK SEMINARY DAVID JENNISON Milford, N. H. MILFORD HIGH. SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilong Track 1155 International Relations Clubg Rifie Team 1355 R. O. T. C. ELEANOR JOHNSON Newburyport, Mass. NEWBURYPORT HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Deltag Phi Kappa Phi. VELNA KELSO - Hillsboro, N. H. HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL Archery 125. JANICE KIMBALL Chester, Vt. CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Chi Oniegag Hockey 135. FRANCES LANE Errol, N. H. GOULD ACADEMY Chi Omega. EVERETT LANG Durham, N. H. DOVER HIGH SCHOOL FRANCIS LANG Somersworth, N. H. SOMERSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phig Boxing 115, 125, 1355 Baseball 115, 125, 135. rl NIILN ll i'Il'Il ill iN-'lllfll ll llnlllllIll'Y-'lllfllflll Illll ill i -1... l43l lflllfllli 1NEZllQ,1lkNllllFlIE -,Tl FRED LANGLOIS Lebanon, N. H. LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL CARLO LANZILLI Portsmouth, N. H. PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phig Leader of University Bandg New Hampshire Staff 121, 131. HUBERT LAVALLEE BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilong Hockey 131. MORRILL LEAVITT TILTON HIGH SCHOOL R. O. T. C. ROBERT LITTLE CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL VERMONT ACADEMY Alpha Tau Omega: Cross Country 111, 1313 Track 111, 121, MARY LOCKE ALTON HIGH SCHOOL KEENE NORMAL SCHOOL Chi Omegag Hockey 121. ALMON LORD DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon. BEATRICE LUCE ROBINSON SEMINARY Berlin, N. H. Tilton, N. H. Concord, N. H. 131.14X Alton, N. H. Dover, N. H. Exeter, N. H. Theta Upsilong Track 1115 Hockey 1213 New Hampshire Staff 1213 Mask and Daggerg Debating 121. ROBERT LUCY PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL JEAN MACDONALD BROOKFIELO HIGH SCHOOL Portsmouth, N. H. Brookfield, Mass. Alpha Chi Omegag Junior Prom Committeeg Pan Hellenic, President 141g Soccer 131g Hockey 131. KATHERINE MCINNIS CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mug New Hampshire Heeler 121, 131. RUTH MCINTYRE WHITEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL THOMAS MCKOAN Concord, N. H. Whitefield, N. H. Westville, N. H. WORCESTER NORTH HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Sigma: International Relations Club: Scabbard and Bladeg Baseball 111, Captaing R. O. T. C. JOHN MCLELLAN Woodsville, N. H. WOODSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilong Alpha Sigma, Glee Club 111, 1213 New Hampshire Staff 111, 121, News Editor 1313 Managing Editor 141g Junior Manager of Basket- ball 1313 Sphinxg Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 111, 121, 131. MARY MCNUTT Durham, N. H. COLBY ACADEMY Phi Mug Hockey 111, 1313 Y. W. C. A., Secretary 131. l- N III N Il if Il ' Ill ill1N4Ill'Ilii cllll, .llQ'Ill'XYH' ll 'lll'lIl Illglll i Ill? il- E441 'llIiillHIliIlf 4llJZllQANIllfIll 'Ili GEORGE MAGNUSON Concord, N. H. CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omega: Junior Manager of Cross Country. HARRY MAILMAN Keene, N. H. WORCESTER CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Kappa Pig Winter Sports 111, 121, 131, 141g N. H. Club: R. O. T. C. ALPHONSE MARCHAND Lebanon, N. H. LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Sigma. HARRY MARKOWITZ WAIILINGFORD HIGH SCHOOL Basketball 111. FRANCES MASON RUTIIAND HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Delta: Glee Club, President 141: Soccer 141: Baseball 1l1, 121, 131, Basketball 111, 121, 1313 Archery 111, 121. ROBERT MAURICETTE Dover, N. H. DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon: Delta Chi: A. S. M. E. ALEXANDER MAYNARD Nashua, N. H. NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi: Junior Manager of Baseball. ANNIE MEADER Dover, N. H. DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilong Mask and Dagger. EDWARD MECHESKI Northfield, N. H. WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Zeta. NANCY MEEHAN Worcester, Mass. FLUSHING, NEW YORK, HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Chi Omegag Cap and Gown, Hockey 111, 1215 Baseball 111, 1313 Soccer 131: Women's Executive Council, President 141: Sophomore Hop Committee: New Hampshire Heeler 1113 GRANITE Heeler, GRANITE Board, Pan Hellenic 131. Wallingford, Conn. Winchester, N. H. HARRIETT MELOON Ossipee, N. H. MADISON HIGH SCHOOL CLARENCE METCALF Walpole, N. H. WALPOLE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi: Baseball 111, 121, Basketball 1113 Football 1113 R. O. T. C. LIONEL MEUNIER Nashua, N. H. NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Sphinx, N. H. Club: Boxing 121, 131, 141. WALTER MITCHELL Plymouth, N. H. PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL HOLIJERNESS SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: Sphinxg Cross Country 111, 1213 Basketball 111, 1215 Baseball 121, 131, 1419 Track 1113 Blue Key. AGNES MOLLOY NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Chi Omega, New Hampshire Heeler 111, 1219 GRANITE Heeler, GRANITE Board. Nashua, N. H. N Il N Ilf'IH'IllilllfN4Il1i'lll llll Il-2'Illhf-'IlI'.Il,Il llldlil flli ii If45l lllilltllllli 1lllllQfRNlllfllfllf. -L-1.-J. GORDON MOORE Portsmouth, N. H. PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL ' Pi Kappa Alphag Drum Major of Band 135, 1453 Junior Manager of Boxing. MARK MOORE Milford, N. H. MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Kappa Pi3 Delta Chig Manager of Football 1453 Sphinx. JEAN MOREAU Manchester, N. H. ST. JOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Sphinx, Secretary: New Hampshire Heeler 115, Business Manager 135, 1453 Manager of Freshman Football 1453 Student Council 1353 Blue Key. ALBERTA MORRILL East Kingston, N. H. BERWICK ACADEMY Chi Omega: Commuters' Clubg Phi Sigma3 Phi Kappa Phi, Soccer 1353 New Hampshire Heeler 125. ROBERT MORRISON Laconia, N. H. LACONIA HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chig Baseball 1153 Manager of Baseball 1453 New Hampshire Staff 115, 1253 Scabbard and Bladeg R. O. T. C. ARTHUR MORSE Newburyport, Mags. NEWBURYPORT HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta. DORIS MOWATT Exeter, N. H. DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mug Basketball 1153 Soccer 125, 1353 GRANITE Heeler 1253 New Hampshire Heeler 115, 125, Staff 135. DOROTHEA MOWATT Exeter, N. H. DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mug Basketball 1153 Soccer 125. 1353 GRANITE Heeler 1253 New Hampshire Heeler 115, 125, Staff 1353 Outing Club, Secretary 135. JOHN MULFORD Westmoreland, N. H. WESTMORELAND HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omega. JEAN NEVIN Edgartown, Mass. EDGARTOWN HIGH SCHOOL FRAMINGHAM NORMAL SCHOOL Alpha Chi Omega3 Psi Lambda. CARLTON NOYES Sunapee. N- H- SUNAPEE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omegag Cross Country 115, 125, 135, 1453 Relay 125, 135, 1453 Track 115, 125, 135, 1453 Sphinxg Student Council, Treasurer 125, Vice-Presi- dent 1353 Sophomore Hop Committee. DOROTHY NULSEN Schenectady. N- Y- SARANAC LAKE HIGH SCHOOL PLATTSBURGH HIGH SCHOOL VELMA NUTE Rochester, N. H. ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL JAMES 0'HARE Nashua, N- H- NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Delta Epsilon Pig Sphinx3 Casque and Casket, International Relations Club. --Y... Nlllill1'll'Il1ll'.N-'llfllollllll'lEl2'fIll Ye'.Il,'ll'lllllllilli -l- l46l ,lp 'llllllllillilti 11lfZllQ1AkN1ll1'QIllfiIlF,--M...-1: JONATHAN OSGOOD Pittsfield, N. H. PITTSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilon: Cross Country 111. WALTER PALMER Salem, N. H. SALEM HIGH SCHOOL Pi Kappa Alpha: Football 111, 121, 131, 141: Baseball 111, 121. DUAINE PATENAUDE A Henniker, N. H. HENNIKER HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon: Baseball 111, 121: Casque and Casket: A. S. M. E.: Scabbard and Blade: R. O. T. C. EDITH PAUL Wendell, N. H. TOWLE HIGH SCHOOL Chi Omega. RUTH PAUL Wendell, N. H. TOWLE HIGH SCHOOL Chi Omega: Cap and Gown: Basketball 111, 121, 131: Baseball 121, 131: Track 111, 131: Hockey 131, 141: Soccer 131, 141: Women's Executive Council 141: Pan Hellenic: GRANITE Heeler. ERNEST PELLETIER Hudson, N. H. KEENE NORMAL SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi: Kappa Delta Pi. DONALD PENLEY Portland, Maine HEBRON ACADEMY Lambda Chi Alpha: Mask and Dagger: Senior Skulls: N. H. Club: International Relations Club: Hockey 121, 131, 141: Lacrosse 111, 121, 131, 141: Vice-President of Class 121: Junior Prom Committee. ' EMILY PERKINS Meredith, N. H. MEREOITH HIGH SCHOOL Phi Lambda Phi: Psi Lambda: Hockey 121, 131. FREDERIC PERKINS Bartlett, N. H. BARTLETT HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omega: Baseball 111: Track 121. ' BERNARD PETERSON Rochester, N. H. ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Delta Chi. CONRAD PETERSON Amesbury, N. H. AMESBURY HIGH SCHOOL A Theta Chi: Cross Country 111: Winter Sports 121: Managerial Competition 111, 121: GRANITE Heeler 111, 121: Editor-in-Chief of 1932 GRANITE: R. O. T. C. STANLEY PETERSON Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL A Theta Upsilon Omega: Junior Manager of Winter Sports 131. ALFRED PHILBRICK Rye Beach, N. H. PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Phi Lambda Phi: Winter Sports 121, 131, 141: A. I. E. E.: R. O. T. C. CHARLES PIKE Colebrook, N. H. COLEBROOK ACADEMY - Delta Chi: Phi Lambda Phi: Alpha Chi Sigma: R. O. T. C. PAUL POLISSON Gloucester, Mass. GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: Manager of Freshman Boxing: A. S. C. E. -ii N .Il N .ll ll 'll illiN'-'llfllliill li1liQ'll'1Ye',ll'lll'llIQ.lllllli 1 IH 1 T.--.i I 47 J 'lllfll'lllll5, IIIQZQIVQANSlllflllflllf 1 VIRGINIA POWERS Concord, N. H. CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mug New Hampshire Heeler 115, Junior Women's Editor 125, WOmen's Editor 1355 GRANITE Heeler 1255 Mask and Dagger: Pan Hellenic. DOROTHY PRATT Antrim, N. H. ANTRIM HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilong Hockey 135. LAWRENCE PRENTICE Winchester, N, H, TIIAYER HIGH SCI-IOOL MOUNT HERMON SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alphag Mask and Dagger. PHILIP PRESCOTT Stratham, N. H. LAWRENCE ACADEMY HEBRON ACADEMY PHILLIPS-EXETER ACADEMY Sigma Alpha Epsilong Sphinx, Basketball 1153 Baseball 115. GEORGE PRIDHAM PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi. HAROLD RAMSEY CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL NORMAN RANDELL AMESBURY HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi: Mask and Dagger: Football 1153 Track 115: R. Board. ANNA REDDEN DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Pi Lambda Sigmag Soccer 135. ORRIEN REID GORI-IAM HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Kappa Pi: Cross Country 115. LOUISE REMINGTON MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. MADELINE RICHARDSON IVIANCIIESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOI. Portsmouth, N. H. Concord, N. H, Amesbury, Mass. O. T. C.: GRANITE Dover, N. H. Gorham, N. H. Manchester, N. H. Manchester, N. H. Kappa Delta: Soccer 115, 125, 135: Hockey 135: Bowling 125, 135: New Hamp- shire Staff 125. WAYNE RICKER ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL ELWYN RILEY CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Rochester, N. H. Concord, N. H. Theta Upsilon Omega: Hockey 125, 135, 145: R. O. T. C. PAUL ROBBINS Berlin, N- H- BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Delta Chip Phi Kappa Phi. FRANK ROCHE Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phig Football 115, 125, 135, 145. 1 I if-i NINNlli'Ill'l!liI!l'iN-'Ill ll IIll1iIIQ.Ill51K Il llllllllll Il 48 FlPflFH1llE 4lEZllQf3NNl4lll1f'l1l3i :Tr-.19 BARRON ROGERS Orange FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL ,N.J. Alpha Kappa Pi: Mask and Dagger: Casque and Casket, President 145: Sphinx: GRANITE Heeler: GRANITE Board: Manager of Winter Sports: Blue Key, Secre- tary 145. PRESTON ROLFE Portsmouth, N. H. PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon: GRANITE Heeler 115, 125: GRANITE Board: A. I. E. E., Presi- dent 145. JOHN ST. CLAIR Laconia, N. H. LACONIA HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon: Glee Club 115, 125, 135: A. S. M. E.: R. O. T. C. MYRTLE SAMPSON Hampton Beach ST. PETERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon: Glee Club. CLIFFORD SANTY Lisbon, N. H. LISBON HIGH SCHOOL Basketball 115: Baseball 115, 125. LOUISE SAUNDERS Dover, N. H. KALIOPELL, MONT., HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Delta: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 135. MARY SAYWARD Lancaster, N. H. LANCASTER ACADEMY Alpha Xi Delta: Glee Club 115, 125, 145: GRANITE Heeler: GRANITE Board. JOSEPH SCHWARTZ Portsmouth, N. H. PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Phi Alpha: Debating. GEORGE SCOTT Rochester, N. H. ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Sigma. RICHARD SCOTT ' Wollaston, Mass. QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Kappa Pi: A. S. C. E.: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 135: Cross Country 115: Track 115: Boxing 125. PAUL SCRUGGS Woodsville, N. H. WOODSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Kappa Pi. ENZO SERAFINI Hanover, N. H. TILTON SCHOOL Theta Chi: Mask and Dagger: New Hampshire, Intercollegiate Editor 125, 135, 145: Editor-in-Chief of 1931 GRANITE. THOMAS SHEEHAN Portsmouth, N. H. PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Pi Kappa Alpha: Phi Sigma. HENRY SHERWOOD Dover, N. H. DOVER HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM SILVERMAN Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL -ll N HN .Il 'fllwlllill :N :-'.lll.'ll'll'lll llQfll.'Y-'illlfllill lllklllil Ili E491 llflltllllli 4lElllQ1AkNlllllfllE -l JAMES SLACK Meriden, N. H. KIMBALL UNION ACADEMY Lambda Chi Alpha: Senior Skulls: Student Council, Secretary 1453 Mask and Dagger: Football 115. 125, 135, 1455 Lacrosse 125, 135, 1455 International Re- lations Club, R. O. T. C. RAYMOND SLACK Meriden, N. H. KIMBALL UNION ACADEMY Lambda Chi Alpha: Senior Skulls: N. H. Club: Football 115, 125, 135, 1453 La- crosse 145g R. O. T. C. DOROTHY SMITH Derry, N. H. PINKERTON ACADEMY Kappa Deltag Glee Club 135. ELIZABETH SMITH Dover, N. H. DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon. ERNEST SMITH Manchester, N. H. MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Kappa Pig A. S. C. E. EUGENE SMITH Newburyport, Mass. NEW HAMPTON SCHOOL Cross Country 115: Track 115, 125: Football 135: A. S. M. E.: R. O. T. C. KARL SMITH Laconia, N. H. LACONIA HIGH SCHOOL glmega Chi, President of Class 115: Basketball 135: Baseball 125, 135, 145: N. H. u . MARJORIE SMITH Newfields, N. H. ROBINSON SEMINARY Phi Mu: Soccer 115, 125: Hockey 115, 125. 135: Basketball 115, 125, 135, 145: Baseball 125: Junior P1'om Committee, Athletic Association, Secretary 1115. FRED SNELL , Lisbon, N. H. LISBON HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Chi Sigma: Basketball 115: Boxing' 125, 135, 145, Captain 145. DAVID STAFFORD Berlin, N. H. BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chip Senior Skullsg Basketball 125, 1355 Baseball 115, 125, 135, 145: Sopho- more Hop Committee, Outing Club, Vice-President 135. OWEN STEELE Gloucester, Mass. GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Sigmag International Relations Club: R. O. T. C. STEWART STOKES Melrose, Mass. MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alpha: Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade, Casque and Casketg Manager of Cross Countryg N. H. Club: GRANITE Board. JOHN STONE Northwood Center, N. H. WATERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: R. O. T. C. RUTH SULLIVAN Somersworth, N. H. SOMERSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL Commuters' Club, Psi Lambda, Hockey 125, 1353 Baseball 125, 135. il NNNllliflllllillil'-l-lIFllHllllllQ.1lF'SY-1IFlltl1lllQlIEllE -f.:l E501 --- IlIllHllllE 4lKlllQ1AkN lllilflli --.--..:: EARL TALLMAN Manchester, N. H MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omega, A. S. C. E. JULIAN TEAGUE Portsmouth, N. H PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omegag International Relations Club, President 145: R. O. T. C. GORDON THAYER Somersworth, N. H SOMERSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: Track 115, 125, 135, 1455 Class Treasurer 125, Vice-President 135 N. H. Club. PATRICIA THAYER Epping, N. H EPPING HIGH SCHOOL BosTON UNIVERSITY Chi Omega. ISABEL THOMAS Charlestown, N. H BELLOWS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL Hockey 115, 125, 135, 1453 Soccer 135, 1455 Basketball 125, 135. ERNEST THOMPSON Manchester, N, H MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta. ERNEST THORIN Dover, N. H DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kapna Ensilon: New Hampshire Staff 115, 1253 Circulation Manager 135 1455 A. S. M. E., President 135. GORDON TOLMAN Nelson, N. H MOUNT HERMON HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon. EUNICE TRUE West Hampstead, N. H PINKERTON ACADEMY Psi Lambdag Hockey 125, 1353 Baseball 125. DORIS VARNEY Center Stratford, N. H AUSTIN-CATE ACADEMY Rifiery 125, 135. WILLIAM VOLKMAN Manchester, N. H MANCHESTER WEST HIGH SCHOOL Delta Chi, President! 145. THEOFIEL WAGEMAN Manchester, N. H MANCHESTER WEST HIGH SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Blue Key: Football 115, 125, 135, 1455 Boxing 115, 125 135, 145, Captain 1353 Lacrosse 115, 125, 135. HAROLD WAITE Manchester, N. H MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi, Football 115, 125, 135. MAURICE WALES Concord, N. H PENACOOK HIGH SCHOOL Pi Kappa Alpha. FREDERICK WALKER Manchester, N. H MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL A. I. E. E., R. 0. T. C. ---L. NIH llEllFllEllE'sT-IIFlltlllllllQllFY-llFliHll!Ql1EllE -gl-L: IMI I . fllflltllllli llQllQANlll1ltllE , RUTH WALLACE DOVGT. N- H- DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Chi Omega. JOHN WALSTROM Keene, N. H. KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omegag Phi Lambda Phig Phi Kappa Phi, Track 111. DAVID WARK Winchester, N. H. WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alpha: Senior Skulls, President 1413 Sphinx: N. H. Clubg Hockey 111, 121, 131, 141, Captain 1413 Lacrosse 111, 121, 131, 1413 Outing Club, Presi- dent 131g Class Secretary 141. CHARLES WETTERGREEN Malden, Mass. MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Football 111. 121, 131: Track 111, 1215 Manager of Fresh- man Basketballg Class President 131, 1415 Senior Skulls: Casque and Casket. HOWARD WHEELOCK Keene, N. H. KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Manager of Freshman Cross Countryg Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 131, 1413 Sphinxg GRANITE Heelerg Glee Club. FRANK WHITCOMB Bellows Falls, Vt. VERMONT ACADEMY Phi Delta Upsilong Delta Chig Football 111: Track 111, 121, 131. EMILY WHITE Rye Beach, N. H. PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon: W. A. A., President 1415 Hockey 121, 131, 1415 Soccer 121, 131, 1413 Baseball 111, 121, 1315 Basketball 121, 1313 Tennis 131. NATHAN WHITE Roxbury, Mass. DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL WALDRON WHITE Peterborough, N. H. PETERBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. Kappa Sigma: Football 1115 Basketball 111, 1215 Baseball 1213 New Hampshire, Sports Editor 141. RAYMOND WHITEHOUSE Holyoke, Mass. HOLYOKE HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Sigma: Track 111, 121, 131, 1415 N. H. Club: R. O. T. C. JOSEPH WHYTE Lancaster, N. H. LANCASTER ACADEMY Theta Kappa Phi: Phi Lambda Phi: Winter Sports 111, 121, 131, 141, Captain 141g N. H. Clubg Sphinx: Casque and Casket, Secretary 141. RALPH WILLIAMS Lebanon, N. H. LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilong Basketball 1413 A. I. E. E., Secretary 141. DEAN WILLIAMSON Concord, N. H. CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilon: N. H. Clubg New Hampshire Staff 111, 121: Cheer Leader 141. CHARLES WILSON Portland, Me. DEERING HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Sigmag Sphinxg International Relations Clubg N. H. Clubg Football 111, 121, 131, 1413 Lacrosse 121, 131. rl llNll7fIllllfilllfNHflllilltllllllllQflllf'Y-1ill'lIl lllllQllElli I52l lllilltlllli 4lZllQANlllllFllE gl RACHEL WINSLOW Somersworth, N. H. PORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Delta., Baseball 1355 Hockey 125, 135g Basketball 135. CEDRIC WITHAM Newport, N. H. TOWLE HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Kappa Pig Football 1153 Boxing 1259 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 115, 125, 135, 1455 Mask and Dagger. ARTHUR WITKUS Newport, N. H. TOWLE HIGH SCHOOL Delta Chi: Winter Sports 125, 135, 145. EDWARD WOOD Rochester, N. H. MOSES BROWN SCHOOL Delta Chi. HARRY WOOD Providence, R. I. PROVIDENCE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi, Student Council, President 1455 Casque and Casketg Delta Chig Senior Skulls, Most Representative of Blue and White: Football 115, 125, 135, 1453 Hockey 125, 1353 Track 115, 125, 135, Basketball 115: Class Marshal 145. NORMAN WRIGHT Keene, N. H. KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Phi Lambda Phi: N. H. Clubg Manager of Freshman Hockey 135: Manager of Varsity Hockey 1453 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 115, 125, 135, 145, Treasurer 135. MARGARET YOUNG Keene, N. H. WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL KEENE NORMAL SCHOOL - lllN IIlTlll7llF,'IlliN-fllflltllllIllQ'lIl1'XYm'.lll'liHll,l!l2,llill i :lil- E531 -T1 -l UHHNUIE 4lEZ1lQ2f3XN1WHiUiE ll UUIILASS HDI? 1llQDH4iH!t liaclr Now: Beverstock. Holt. Frofnt Row: Wells, Whyte. JH IIUN III 11D HQ, fllflll, MF l1F1iWEZIHQS MALCOLM BEVERSTOCK .,.... JOHN HOLT EDNA WHYTE LLOYD WELLS . V1 President Lee-President S ecretary Treasurev' ,4...1 . N HN IIEYIFIIEIIEN - IUHUHQJIFY- IIFJHIHH-?,1IE1IF I 55 1 : Hlmlilllli u 4lQllQ1ANN lliiilljlliii ' i RAYMOND ADAMS Concord CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Delta Epsilon Pi. CLARENCE AHLGREN Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: Cross Country ill: Track 12, 33: Relay 12, 33. ALTA ALEXANDER Durham ELAINE, ARK., HIGH SCHOOL VIRGINIA ANDREWS Rochester ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Commuters' Club ll, 2, Bl. ARDEN ATKINS Haverhill HAVERHILL ACADEMY Tau Kappa Epsilon: Junior Manager of Baseball. JANET BABCOCK New York City ST. FAITH'S SCHOOL Chi Omega: Pan Hellenic: GnANrn-1 Heeler 121: New Hampshire Heeler 1215 Freshman Sister Committee 131. N ll l1F.llfllliill:N -llfllilllllllillmffllll'lllllQllEfIlE -l..t I 56 J ie--.... Flllll4HlllE 1lQllQ1ARNlllllVllF. EVERETT BACON West Lebanon WEST LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Lumbda Chi Alpha. ROBERT BAKER Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Gamma Rho: Agricultural Club: Sphinx. ELDA BALDACCI Claremont STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL Chi Omega: Hockey ll. 23: Soccer 123: Basket- ball Q1. 2, 33: GRANITE Heeler: GRANITE Board. WILLARD BALDWIN Colebrook COLEBROOK ACADEMY Delta Chi: Phi Lambda Phi: A. s. C. E. FLORENCE BARTLETT Claremont STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu: Psi Lambda: New Hampshire Heeler: GEANIT Heeler 127: Glee Club 11, 21: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet il, 2, Bl. ARNOLD BEEDE Hampstead HAMPSTEAIJ HIGH SCHOOL .- N HN ll1fIl'lli IVENf-'fl1VlllO'lIllilllQ'lll.'Y4Ilfllll IlQlFEll E571 -..-il 'lifliililii 'IE-Z1iiQ,zAhlNTiiiiIHE 111-i... ALBERT BERTELSEN Concord, Mass. CONCORD HIGH Sci-1ooL NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Alpha Tau Omega: Outing Club, President: Alpha Sigma, Vice-President: Track 137. MALCOLM BEVERSTOCK Keene DEAN ACADEMY Theta Chi: Sphinx: Casque and Casket: Class President 131: Outing Club, Vice-President: N. H. Club: Football 11. 2, 31: Track KU: R. 0. T. C. HELEN BIRO Newmarket NEWMARKET HIGH SCHOOL KENNETH BLAINE Manchester MANCHESTER WEST HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: Junior Manager of Track. CHARLES BLAISDELL Somersworth SoMERswom'H HICH ScHooL Delta Epsilon Pi: Delta Chi: Alpha Chi Sigma. FRED BLAISDELL Goffstown GOFFSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Gamma Rho: A. S, C. E. N HN IIEUIFIEIIEN QITHIIRUIFY- lVF1iiilIQ1hElE Y.....l-i. E581 li- llFllHllllE 4NEZllQ1AbNlllllFllE l- LESLIE BLAISDELL Goffstown GOFFSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Gamma Rho: Agricultural Club. BARBARA BOARDWAY Claremont STEVENS HIGH ScHooL Chi Omega: Archery 111: Soccer 121: New Hamp- shire Heeler ll, 23: GRANITE Heeler 411: Glee Club: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 121. ELWYN BOSTON Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilon: Track 127: A. S. M. E. ROBERT BREMNER Manchester MANCHESTER WEST HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: Cross Country 111. DONALD BREWSTER West Lebanon WEST LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alpha: A. S. M. E.: Manager Fresh- man Football. EDNA BROWN Springfield, Mass. KEENE HIGH ScHooL NoRTI-IFIELD SEMINARY Glee Club. zl.-. lil llfal llEllFlIlilIEN - lllllll lllll2lVFY- 'llfllll lIQlllillE E591 IHHIIIE 41fZllQ1AXNlIUIFl!E .. JENNIE BUJNIEVICZ r Laconia LACONIA HIGH SCHOOL Chi Omega: Book and Scroll: Soccer ill: Base- ball I1. 21: Basketball 1232 Hockey 121. ROLAND BURLINGAME Lebanon LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilon: Delta Chi: Track 117: A. S. C. E.: R. 0. T. C. KATE BURNS Milford MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL Psi Lambda: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Glee Club. WARREN BURNS Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi: Phi Sigma: Cross Country 11, 21: Hockey 413: Glee Club. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Medford, Mass. COLBY SCHOOL Alpha Xi Delta. CLARK CANTLIN Lebanon LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilon. N IIN lii'lii flIi7.iliEN 'fli'lli'Mlli1ilIE2rlIVYu TUIHIIl1Q.IililiF. 1,--1 i601 lf 'lll'llHlllli 1NQllQ1AkN lllrlllli ALDEN CARLTON Goffstown GOFFSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omega: Glee Club. President. PHILIP CARSWELL Chesham KEENE HIGH SCHOOL MARY CASEY Somersworth SOMERSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL Psi Lambda, Secretary 131: Baseball 121: Basket- ball 121: Soccer 12, 31: Hockey 131. STEWART CHALONER Nashua NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL ' Lambda Chi Alpha: Sphinx: Baseball 111: Lacrosse 12, 31: Class Treasurer 111: Sophomore Hon Committee: Chairman of Junior Prom Committee. GERTRUDE CHAMBERLAIN Hanover CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Delta: Y. W. C. A.. Vice-President 12. 31: Soccer 111: Baseball 111: Womcn's Executive Council 131: Glee Club 11. 21. PETER CHESTNOLVICH Nashua NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Track 11, 21. lllN I1E',lll1llliillEN-'llflllillllllllQllFXY-'lllillilllllQllf,ll 1611 l. -Tl lflliililli 4IEZllQ1f5kNl4HlUlE -:li RICHARD CLAPP Concord CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL ELROY CLARK Portsmouth PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omelza: Sphinx: Caaque and Cas- ket: Football ill: GRANITE Board. HARVEY CLARK C1a1'k'a Mills, Maine HEBRON ACADEMY Lambda Chi Alpha: Sphinx: Mask and Dagger: Business Manager of 1933 GRANITE? Outing Club. Executive Committee. ROY CLARK Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi: Track 11, 2, 37: Relay 12, 31: N. H. Club. CHARLOTTE CLOGSTON Fairlee, Vt. ORFORD HIGH SCHOOL Glee Club: Baseball 121 : Hockey 13? : Soccer 12, 37. l LINWOOD CONGDON Troy KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Hockey 41, 27. N MN liiHlFllE1lliiSl'-'1l1lHli1ilQ'1IFY- 1IFllHlilIQlllilIli i621 llflllilllli 4lZ.llQ1AhNlllllfllE EMF... l...i.i.1i- MARION COOKE York Village, Main: RIDGEFIELD, CONN., HIGH SCHOOL Psi Lambda. CYNTHIA CORSON Dover Dovzn HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon: Delta Chi. WILFRED CRETEAU Rochester ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL HELEN CROOKS Winthrop, Mass. WINTHROP HIGH ScHooL Alpha Xi Delta: Soccer ill: Class Secretary 42l: GRANITE Heeler 121: GRANITE Board: Glee Club. GEORGE CROSBY Hanovel HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL Delta Epsilon Pi. JAMES CURRIER Tilton TILTON SCHOOL Phi Lambda Phi: Delta Chi: A. I. E. E. -...i N lllN llEl1FllElIEN -UIHIHII lll IIEQTVSY- llfllilll llQllE li E631 LL-li Tlllillllli 1IEZllQ1AXNlllrlllllE li HELEN CUZNER North Easton, Mass. OLIVER AMES HIGH SCHOOL SIMMONS COLLEGE EMILY DALTON Lakeport COLBY ACADEMY MT. ALLISON COLLEGE Alpha Chi Omesra: Psi Lambda: Basketball 1211 Hockey 125: GRANITE Board. LUCILE DANE Nashua NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL MARY DAROSKA Pittsfield PITTSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Baseball 117: Hockey 12, Bl. CYNTHIA DARRAH Mount Vernon MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL Chi Omega. CHARLES DAWSON Claremont STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL Theta. Chi: Alpha Chi Siyzma: Delta Chi: Chairman I Sophomore Hop Committee: Junior Prom Com- l mittee: Sphinx. Secretary: Baseball 417. l N' lIlN llE'lll'ellEllEN -I'lIFll'1lllllllQ,fIlFSY''lIlfllHIlllQQlllfllIi - . I 64 1 ,i.. - 1-1.11.1---1 ARTHUR DEMOS C0nC01'd CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL H MARY DEVEREUX S0mel'SW01'th SOMERSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL Psi Lambda: Cummuters' Club. EDNA DICKEY Salem WOODBURY HIGH SCHOOL Book and Scroll. HOWARD DICKSON Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MAURICE DINNERMAN Portsmouth PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Phi Alpha: Sphinx: Casque and Casket. MARGARET DOE Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Chi Omega: Soccer 41, 21. ill.--if UIUIHHE A 1lEZ1lQ,AN1NHIVllEi N HN llEfIlU1El1EN -rliF1lHllllllQlPl'SY-1llilIHll'llQ,1lElIi 4 E651 i-,L.L..l--1 t IHVHHE llgligzbhlgilmmi Ti, ADAM EDWARD DOGAN Nashua NASHUA HIGH ScHooL Delta Chi: Phi Lambda Phi: R. o. T. c. LOUISE DOZOIS Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Delta: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Soccer 41, 23. ERNEST DUNFORD Keene KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omega. CATHERINE DUNLAP Lancaster LANCASTER ACADEMY Chi Omega. DONALD DUNNAN Everett, Mass. EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alpha: Mask and Dagllerz Football 11, 2, 37: Baseball CD: Boxing 181. LOUISE EATON Melrose, Mass. MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Delta: Riilery 125 : Glee Club. NMN11EI1FlIElFEN-IIFIIHHHIQIIFY-IIFINHIUIIQIIEIIE l - E661 ll llllllilllli llgllQzAhNlllIlfllE ':::-.1-' HERMAN EDGERLEY Chocorua KENNETT HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omega: Alpha Siizma: Baseball 11, 21: Riile Team 11. Zi: N. H. Club: Student Council, Vice-President. JOHN EDGERLEY Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Delta Epsilon Pi. MARION EVANS Framingham, Mass. Bos'roN UNIVERSITY MARGUERITE FALL South Tamworth BREWSTER FREE ACADEMY COLEY COLLEGE Phi Mu. HELEN FARRINGTON Claremont STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Delta: Book and Scroll: Phi Sigma: Hockey 11, 21. HOWARD FEINDEL Berlin BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Phqix Iaelta Upsilon: Delta Chi: A. I, E. E.: R. 0, N lIlN llEllFllEllEN 'lIFlHIllllllQllF'Y-llfllillllllllllilli E671 Illfllllllli llgllQzAXNlll1lfllE ... MARGARET FIELDS Suffield, Conn. NORTHAMPTON SCHOOL Theta Upsilon: Bowling 117: Baseball 11, 23: Glee Club ll, 21: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 11, 25. CAROLYN FILES Meredith MER:-:DITH HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Delta: Glee Club. MARIE FINN Newfields ROBINSON SEMINARY Commuters' Club: Basketball 421: Baseball 41, 25: Hockey Il, 2. 37. ALBERT FISHER Rochester TILTON SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi. RUTH 'FITCH Lancaster LANCASTER ACADEMY Chi Omega. JOHN FLETCHER Plymouth PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: Alpha Sigma: Glee Club ll, 23. N lIlN IIEIHEIIEN -lFP1lHIl IIWQJIFY- IIFIQHWIIQIIEIVE ll L 68 J IIIHHHIE 'ig1iQ2ARNT1IHHE WESLEY FLOYD South Hampton AMESBURY HIGH ScHooL Phi Lambda Phi: A. s. c. E. EVERETT FOSTER Windham PINKERTON ACADEMY Delta Epsilon Pi: Football 111: Track 111: Rifle Team CI, 21. JOHN FOX Mount Vernon STEARNS SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilon: Baseball 111. PENN FRENCH Durham DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Student Council 431 : Sphinx: Cross Country 411: Winter Sports 12, 31. HAROLD GARLAND Portsmouth PORTSMOUTH HIGH ScHooL Alpha Gamma Rho: Agricultural Club: Relay 121: Track 121. WILLIAM GIBBONS Dorchester, Mass. DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Sigma. N IIIN IIEIIUWEIIEN -llfiitiliili IQIIFY- UIFHIIQIIEIVE I 69 1 THIHHE 1VEZllQ1AMNllIll'l4E -::.--...- JOHN GILMAN Laconia LACONIA HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi: Truck 41, 21: Relay 127 : GRANITE Heel- er: GRANITE Board: Glee Club. FRANCIS GLENNON Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi: Delta Chi. - RUTH GOODMAN Portsmouth PORTSMOUTH HIGH ScHooL Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Mask and Dagger. SAMUEL GOODMAN Lebanon LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Phi Alpha: Football ill: Lacrosse 427. MARIAN GOODWIN Goffstown GOFFSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL NORMAN GREENWOOD North Andover, Mass. JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alpha: Football fl, 21: Lacrosse ll, 2, 31: Casque and Casket. N IN lIEIIFllElliN-lIFllH!l IIKIIQIFY-1IFllHlillQlIEliE lT....1- I 70 J UWFIIHHE 4IEZliQANlIHIFl!E GABRIELLE GRENIER Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Delta: Hockey 11, 2. 31: Soccer ll, 2, Bi! Basketball il, 2. 31: Riflery ill. RODNEY GRIFFIN Franklin TILTON SCHOOL Theta Chi: Delta Chi: Alpha Chi Sigma. ROBERT GRIFFITH Nashua NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: Football ill: International Rela- tions Club: Erato: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet: Y. M. C. A., Vice-President 423: Debliiimt il. 2l. GEORGE GRINNELL Derry PINKERTON ACADEMY Pi Kappa Alpha: Lacrosse ll. 23: New Hampshire Staff 137. ROBERT HADLEY Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omega: Sphinx. Vice-President: Class President il, 23: Sophomore Hop Committee: Gnmun: Board. DOROTHY HALL Windham LAWRENCE HIGH ScHooL .4-zi N HN IETFFIEIEN- UlFlHililQfliXY'-1Ii'1iii1iQ,lIElii E711 i1 - fllllltlllllli llQllQzXNlllrlllllE -...-:'. ..-.- PHILLIPS HALL Plymouth PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Gamma Rho: Casque and Casket: Football 133 ' R 0 'I' C EDWARD HANNA West Swanzey KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi: Baseball tl. 21: N. H. Club, Vice-Pres- ident: GRANITE Board. CLYDE HARDY Enfield ENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL HERMAN HART Manchester MANCHESTER WEST HIGH ScH0oL OLIVE HASCALL Riverside, R. I. EAST PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon: Glee Club 41, 23. JOSEPH HATTON Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Junior Manager of Basketball: Glee Club QU: R. o. T. 0. N IN llEllFllEllEN -llFllHlllIll1QllVYY- lll1llH1llllQ,lIEllE li E721 Ilfllillllli 4llZllQAlNlllllVllE EDWARD HAWEELI Berlin BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omeza. FREDERICK HAWKINS Troy KEENE HIGI-I ScHooL Phi Mu Delta: Alpha Siesma: Managerial Competi- tion fl. 23: R.. O. T. C. WESLEY HAYNES Nashua NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upnilonz Delta Chi: Phi Lnmhdu Phi: Football il, 3? I Track KI. 2, 3? : R. 0. T. C.: A. S. C. E., Secretary. CONSTANCE HAZEN Lebanon LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Delta: Phi Lambda Phi: Hockey 113: Riflery 111. PAUL HENDERSON Merrimack MCGAW INSTITUTE Alpha Gamma Rho: Alpha Zeta: Hood Dairy Prize. RUTH HIBBARD Lebanon LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL ...--fl NIINIlllfllF,lIljllllN-l1l'lIHIllllllQ,IIVXY Ill lllillllplllll I 73 jifiimiiiii ilQiiQzANNlii1ifliE -l JEANNE HILLS Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Chi Omega: Book and Scroll: Soccer 111: Tennis 121: GRANITE I-Ieeler: New Hampshire Heeler 111. CHRISTINE HOGAN Newfields ROBINSON SEMINARY Kappa Delta: Commuters' Club. JOHN HOLT Nashua PHILLIPS ANDOVER ACADEMY Kappa Sigma: Sphinx, President: Football 11, 21: Track 11, 21: Class Vice President: Advertising lllQIan61geri otQ:1933 GRANITE! Junior Prom Committee: MARION HOUGH Riverside, R. I. PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon: Y. W. C. A., President 121: Rifieryz Hockey 121: Glee Club. CHARLOTTE HUNKINS Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Phi Sigma: Hockey 121: Riflery 121. ROGER HUNT Keene UNION HIGH SCHOOL Pi Kappa Alpha: Delta Chi: Mask and Dagger: Sphinx: Junior Manager of Football. IIN llE1PFllE1lEN-lfllHilHQ1IVY- flIFllHllPQlIElIE I-li: I 74 1 llllllilllli 1llllQf3XNlllllFllE v w l 4 1 l GEORGE HURLEY Concord l BOSTON COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL Pi Kappa Alpha. THOMAS HURLEY Wilton WILTON HIGH SCHOOL , Theta Kappa Phi: Sphinx. LESLIE HUSE Meriden KIMBALL UNION ACADEMY Tau Kappa Epsilon: Phi Lambda Phi: Delta Chi. CARROLL JACKSON Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Delta Epsilon Pi: Sphinx: Alpha Chi Sigma. GEORGE JANETOS Dover DovER HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT JEFFERY Salem, Mass. SALEM HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alpha: Track 41, 21: Relay 181. - lllN llillVllllillEN 'l1liliFll l1lllE2lIl'XYf- llfllill lEQlIlEll E751 IHHHE 4lEZllQ1AXNl4HI1iE , I WILLIAM JORDAN Colebrook COLEBROOK ACADEMY Phi Lambda Pm. ROLAND JOY Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Gamma Rho. HENRY JOYAL Manchester Sr. JOSEPH'S' HIGH SCHOOL DOROTHY KESSLER Nashua NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 137: Y. W. C. A. Treasurer 131: Book and Scroll, Secretary 131: GRANITE Board. DONALD KIMBALL Franklin FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL Pi Kappa Alpha: New Hampshire Staff ll, 2, 31: News Editor i3l: Junior Manager of Baseball: Debating 117: R. O. T. C. FLORENCE KING Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Chi Omega: GRANITE Heeler: Outing Club. Secretary 131: Junior Prom Committee. IIN IIEVIIIIEIIEN-IIHHKIHQIFY- 'INHIHVIIIQIIEIIE 1--1 V761 , fllflllilllli 4lKZllQ1f3kNlllllfl4li JOHN KIRKPATRICK Concord CONCORD HIGH SoHooL Junior Manager of Track: A. S. M. E. GEORGE KITTREDGE Mount Vernon MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Gamma Rho: Football 11. 2, 31: Glee Club: R. 0. T. C. NORMAN KLEIN Fitchburg, Mass. FITCHBURG HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omega: Track 11. 2. 37: Captain 117: Relay 11. 2, 33. GRANT KRAMER Ossipee BREWSTER FREE ACADEMY Lambda Chi Alpha: Junior Manager of Cross Country. ANNA KRINSKY Somersworth SOMERSWORTI-I HIGH SCHOOL Commuters' Club: Hockey 12, 31: Baseball ill: Basketball 41, 2, 33: GRANITE Heeler. HERMAN KRUGER Exeter Exman HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omega: Rifle Team 12, 87. N l!lN lEElIl'l?EfIlEN-fllfllilllll ll9fllFY-'ll'llHlll2l1E,Il E771 , INTIHHE 4lEZlPQANl4HlFl1E -- HENRY LABELLE Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Delta Epsilon Pi: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet: Casque and Casket. ELEANOR LANE Bartlett FRYEBURG ACADEMY Alpha Xi Delta. PRUCIA LANEN Hampton MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon: Pan Hellenic 437: Glee Club 41, 37 1 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 13? C Bowlimr 42? I B859- ball 121. FRANCES LANGLOIS Manchester ST. GEORGE'S HIGH SCHOOL Pi Lambda Sigma. FRANCES LATON Madbury DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Chi Omega: GRANITE Heeler: GRANITE Board. DORIS LAVALLEY Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Commuters' Club. llllif llElVFllElIEFw -UNH IIIIQIIFY- IIHIHIIIIQIIEIIE --1. V781 TFIIHHE 4HKZllQJ2AhNllHlFllE --1.-1--... BESSIE LEACH Groveton GROVETON HIGH SCHOOL GREGOIRE LECLERC Manchester ST. JosEPH's HIGH SCHOOL GERARD LEMAY Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi. LUCIEN LIZABETH Manchester MANCHESTER WEST HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: Sphinx: N. H. Club: Football 11, 2. Sl: Basketball 121: Baseball 41, 2, 33. HEADLEY MCBRIDE Wolfeboro BREWSTER FREE ACADEMY Alpha Gamma Rho: Alpha Zeta. JOHN MCCOOEY Dover TILTON SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Football 111. N MN IETIFIIEIIEN-1IFllHlIIIIIQTIWY-llfllilll IIQIIEIIE I 79 J lllllifllilii ilgliQ,zZ5MNllmllllE --..-1 L BARTLETT MCKINNEY Berlin BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi: Delta Chi: Basketball il. 23: Mana- gerial Competition 113: GRANITE Heeler 11, 23: Editor-in-Chief of 1933 GRANITE. MAYNARD MACLEAN Concord CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilon: Mask and Dagger: New Hamp- shire Staff fl. 23: Circulation Manager of New Hampshire 133: GRANITE Heeler 123: Glec Club I . ROBERT MCNAMARA West Lebanon WEST LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL FRANCIS McSWINEY Concord Sr. JOHN'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Hockey 11, 2, 33: N. H. y Club: R. 0. T. C. ' RAEBURN MACDONALD Berlin BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL . Phi Delta Upsilon: Cross Country 113: A. S. C. E. I HERBERT MACHON Providence, R. I. PROVIDENCE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi: Baseball 413: Hockey 113: Managerial Competition i2l: A. I. E. E.: R. 0. T. C. lliN liEliVl1E IEN - llilili li lm? Y- TIE? lliili IQ, iii li -l I so J llfllkllllli 4lEZllQ1AkNllUll1llE ARTHUR MAHONEY Malden, Mass. MALOEN HIGH SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Football 11. 31: New Hamp- shire 131: R 0- T- C- ROBERT MAIN Norwich, Conn. NORWICH ACADEMY Lambda Chi Alpha: Football 111: Lacrosse 121: Junior Managzer of Hockey: R. O. T. C. GUY MANN Concord CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Baseball 11. 21: Relay 11. 2, 31: Cross Country 131: Glee Club 11. 2, 31. FRANCES MARSHALL Colebrook COLEBROOK ACADEMY Alpha Xi Delta: W. A. A., Vice-President 131: Snc- evirg 111: Basketball 11, 21: Hockey 131: Riflcry ARIEL MARSTON Meredith MEREDITH HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Delta: Hockey 111: Soccer 121: Basket- ball 11. 21. ELLSWORTH MARTIN Keene KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Sigma. N lllN llEfIlVllEllEN -qllfllklll ll llQ'lll'Y-'lll'llHll l!QllEllli E811 -i.-.1-.--11 ,.l..l.l.l-- -,,,.........------ QllVllH11QIlF. 1lllFQ,7lKNllflllfllf. -gl MARION MARTIN Derry PINKERTON ACADEMY Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Glee Club 127. DOROTHY MELLETT North Woodstock STONEHAM HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Delta: Mask and Danger: Glee Club 425: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1372 Soccer 137: GRANITE Heeler 121: GRANITE Board. GEORGES MILOT Attleboro, Mass. ATTLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL Sipzma Alpha Epsilon: Casque and Casket. HELEN MOORE Malden, Mass. MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL HELEN MOREY New London COLBY JUNIOR COLLEGE KENDALL MURRAY Malden, Mass. MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Sphinx: GRANITE Board: Junior Manager of Boxing. W I I ll N ll Illlllll' 'IVV-'ll'llIlIlDWI' -io- IN aww' I I MI., I. i...xVvI.,,ii..-l, E821 ' CIHHHI7, e1lQZllQ,NNll'fl4V.l1l HARRY MUSHLIN Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Sphinx. ANNE NASH Framingham, Mass. FRAMINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Chi Omega: Tennis 41. 23: Soccer Ill: GRANITE Heeler: GRANITE Board: New Hampshire Heeler. THEODORE NOWAK Exeter EXETER HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi: Hockey ll, 2, 31: A. S. C. E.: R. 0. T. C. BEATRICE NUTTER Rochester ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Delta: Commuters' Club: Rillery 427. WALTER O'NEILL Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi: Cross Country 41, 2, 37: Track 11, zu. PHILBROOK PAINE Durham ANDOVER ACADEMY Them chi. NIE!N,Irif'liI',Il1IMfN-'lllfll alllill1l2flil.'Y-',I!Vlli ll IHQH ll lssJ . --- llflliillllli 1iEZllQ1AXNllHlfllE 1:-.-4. STEPHEN PALMER Hingham, Mass. HINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi: International Relations Club: Junioi Ilkglanalszer of Basketball: GRANITE Heeler: GRANITE 081' . LAURENCE PAQUIN Lebanon LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Pi Kappa Alpha. ELIZABETH PARKS Nashua NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon: Archery 1157 Rifiery 421. MARJORIE PARSONS Colebrook COL!-:BROOK ACADEMY WARREN PECKHAM Concord CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi: Delta Chi: Alpha Chi Sipzmag Track ill. GORDON PERFECT Hampton Falls HAMPTON ACADEMY Phi Lambda. Phi: Glee Club: R. 0. T. C. N ll N lC7lEFllflfTN -TCIHI li IQWEVY - Wil llQlif,lZF, li- I 84 J llfllillllli 4NEZllQ1AbNlllllllE --1 WILLARD PHELPS Nashua , NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Delta Epsilon Pi: Sphinx. MARION PHILLIPS East Candia SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL KEENE NORMAL SCHOOL Hockey 133. MARY PICKWICK Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Delta: Soccer ill: Hockey 133: Basket- ball i37: Glee Club. JOHN PIKE Goshen TOWLE HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Kappa Pi: Sphinx: Casque and Casket. WARREN PIKE Durham MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL Lambda Chi Alpha: Mask and Danger: Track 11, 2. 37: Relay il, 2, 33. RUSSELL PILOTTE Whitefield WHITEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL N IN llillflllfillili mlIFll'llllllI2llFXYs lll'lll'llllll2,IJE'Ill I 85 J -I 'Qllflllfliilillliii 4UlVQArNllifflliflif --'T-H J I ' THOMAS PINGREE Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omega: Mask and Damrer. JOSEPHINE PINSKA Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL KEENE NORMAL SCHOOL Pi Lambda Sigma: Hockey 133: Glee Club. JAMES PRENTICE Holyoke, Mass. WILLISTON ACADEMY Kappa Sigma: Sphinx. CLYDE QUIMBY Claremont STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL Delgta EChi: Track Ill: Cross Country 1135 A. I. LAURETTE RAHN Manchester UTICA FREE ACADEMY Alpha Chi Omega: Soccer ill: New Hampshire Heeler 11, 23. JOHN RANDALL Fitchburg, Mass. FITCHBURG HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omega: New Hampshire Staff 633. , ,.,,.,.. ,VI ,.V.1,1,, .....-...i...i. IX Il i'1Isi'li'iiIi fNH'IH'IH Ii IW? li Y- IH IH! Il-9 lla' IVE' lm- 861 THHIHKE 1lZllQ1lhNllHlfllE MARY REIDY Manchester ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL PLYMOUTH NORMAL SCHOOL HAROLD RICHARDSON Rochester MOSES BROWN SCHOOL LORENZO ROSS Rochester ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Delta Epsilon Pi: R. O. T. C. ALICE ROWE Exeter ROBINSON SEMINARY Theta Upsilon: Commuters' Club: Delta Chi. Sec- retary 133: Hockey 127. BARBARA ROWELL Bristol BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL Kzgmpa Delta: Book and Scroll: Pan Hellenic: Glee lub. WILLIAM ROY Woodsville WOODSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: Phi Lambda Phi. , li- N ll N li' ll ' Il i llfN 'Ill' Illlil Il' iQ' IVY-' Illi'1iHl M2 II I' ' E871 l.... - 'lllllllillllli llillllli -:'.'..-'-...'- ROBERT RUMAZZA Rochester CUSHING ACADEMY Phi Mu Delux: Delta Chi: Cross Country 121: Foot- ball l37: R. 0. T. C. MIRIAM RYDER Plaistow HAVERHILL HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Delta: Phi Sigma: Hockey 111: Soccer 123: Riflery ill. JOHN SAVAGE Waltham, Mass. WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL Pi Kappa Alpha: Football 113: Hockey 111. EMILE SAVARD North Conway v uf-H -' ne- ' KENNETT HIGH SCHOOL KENNETH SAWTELLE Gorham, Maine , GORHAM HIGH SCHOOL ' Lambda Chi Alpha: Musk und Dumzer: Junior Wg Manager of Winter Sports: GRANITE Heeler. CURTIS SAWYER South Danbury PROCTOR ACADEMY Tun Kappa Epsilon: Football ill. N Ilil N illli'lll'll'fIl iNi:fl3lf'.lll'iIll'lll?QlTlE'YHfIIl,'QllifIll.llllli lil ISSJ -- - 'll' llleeelllll' 114.ZCIlQ.ANEllllllfllll A .,.,,J HERBERT SCHNARE Berlin BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta. VERNON SCHNARE Berlin BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta. CHARLOTTE SCRIPTURE Surry KEENE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon: Psi Lambda, Treasurer 437: Arch- ery 121. GRACE SEWARD Exeter ROBINSON SEMINARY Chi Omega: Commuters' Club: RiHery 111: Class Secretary 413. CHESTER SEWELL Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL RAYMOND SEYMOUR Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Chi Sigma: Delta Chi: Cross Country 11, 2, 321 Track 11, 21. .TL N IIN ll 1' IMIJI i Iii :N-'Il'I5l Il Il Ili-I IVY -'llfll .lil Illll In E891 , llllliilllif 1IlZliQANlllllTllE -lg LOUISE SHACKFORD Haverhill, Mass. NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon. LUCEBA SHERMAN Croydon KIMBALL UNION ACADEMY Theta Upsilon: Pan Hellenic: Soccer 12, 35: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 123. KENNETH SHUTE Whitefield LANCASTER ACADEMY JASON SIKOSKI Hinsdale HINSDALE HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi: Delta Chi: Baseball 113: Track 123: Lacrosse 433. NORMAN SMALL Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon: Casque and Casket: Track 41, 2, ay. ARTHUR SMITH Peterboro PETERBORO HIGH SCHOOL N iN Il Z' ll ' ll i Il N llill All IiHIHQVIEIYH'll'li'lll Ili li i Ili Ei l90l 'llfllifllllllli 1IiZlllQANll:flli'llF. DOROTHY SMITH Lincoln LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL Psi Lambda: Phi Lumbdu Phi. FORREST SMITH Laconia LACONIA HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Gamma Rhu: Asrricultural Club: Sphinx: Football 113. LAURA STACKPOLE Exeter ROBINSON SEMINARY ROBERT STARK Goffstown GOFFSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Theta Upsilon Omcxrxx: Snhinx. MARGARET STARKE Lawrence, Mass. LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL Chi Omega: GRANITE Heelcr i2J: New Hampshire Heeler 129: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. MALCOLM STEWART, Lakeport LAGONIA HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tnu Omega: Advertising Munugzer of New Hampshire. W'-?H-Q .Nlllill l ll Il N Il Il Il ll ll 9 Il Y ll ll llllllll Il T911 'lll'llHHE 1lflllQANlllllFllE gi-.- LEE STIMMELL Pittsfield COE's NoR'rHwooD ACADEMY Alpha Tau Omega: New Hampshire Heeler ill: New Hampshire Staii' 123. CLARK SWAIL Colebrook COLEBROOK ACADEMY Alpha Kappa Pi. FRANK SZEBAK Nashua NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL perm Chi: A. s. M. E. EDWARD SZLOSEK Nashua HOLLIS HIGH SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi: Basketball ill. TITUS TATARCUK Nashua TILTON SCHOOL Theta Kappa Phi. CHARLES TASKER Dover TILTON SCHOOL R. O. T. C. ' LN lii'IlVIffli:N- lii'.liil.ilflf-2'IVY-'li1'.IlE'llEIHZZIAYIV. 1- 'i 921 li THHHE HKZQIIQPXNIHFIIF ERNESTINE TEAGUE Portsmouth PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Psi Lambda: Soccer 11. 23: Basketball 127: Glee Club 113. PHILIP THOMAS Claremont STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilong Sphinx. Treasurer: A. I. E. E. HELEN THOMPSON Manchester MANCHESTER WEST HIGH SCHOOL Kappa Delta: Soccer 111. LAURENCE TITUS Fairlee, Vt. ORFORD HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Gamma Rho: Astricultural Club. CONSTANCE TOBEY Hampton HAMPTON ACADEMY Kappa Delta: Hockey 11. 31: Basketball 131, ALICE TOWLE Exeter ROBINSON SEMINARY Chi Omega: Hockey 113: Basketball 123: Womcn's Executive Council, Treasurer 121, Secretary 132: 1 GRANITE Heeler: Glee Club 113. ' NPN I2i'lll'liiiIiiN4Il'l1llQIfOlSl'lii'Y-flliflill122I I E931 '. Illlfelliiillllif. 1IVQZlVL2MN .II4.'.lHffI1l3. l BENJAMIN TRZU SKO SKI Terryville, Conn. TERRYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu Delta: Casque and Casket: Football 11, 23 : Basketball 11, 33, Captain 113: Baseball 113. DIXON TURCOTT Concord CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Kappa Pig Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 133 : Sphinx: Mask and Das.-rIzeI': Glco Club 12, 33: GRANITE Board: Debating 113. JOSEPH VANDER HOEFF Manchester MANCHESTER WEST HIGH SCHOOL Thnita EChi: Cross Country 11. 23: Track 113 : A. S. KENNETH VARNEY Newmarket BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omeza: Sphinx: Casquc and Casket: Cross Country 11, 23 : Track 11, 23. ROBERT VARNEY Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilon: Cross Country 113. JOHN VAUGHAN Manchester MANCHESTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ketball 11, 23: Lacrosse 11, 23. N Il N li 2' lil ' ll f Ill N - lil Il ll llflQ' IVY! llfli'li IM Ili IH 1. -- I 94 J Theta Kappa Phi: Sphinx: Football 11, 2, 33: Baa- lie '.lHfll ill Il ii 44l,ff.llQ, .I14 'Ili Il JAMES WALKER Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Track fl, 2, 37 : A. S. M. E.: R. O. T. C. CHRISTINE WARREN So. Berwick, Me. BERWICK ACADEMY SIMMONS COLLEGE LLOYD WELLS North Walpole WOODSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilon: Phi Sigma: Sphinx: Casque and Casket: Baseball 413: Hockey QU: Class Treas- urer f2, 31. LLOYD WENTWORTH Salmon Falls DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Sizma Alpha Epsilon. EVA WENTZELL Worcester, Mass. WORCESTER NoR'rH HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Xi Delta: Pan Hellenic: Womcn's Exccutlv Council 137. ERNEST WERNER Manchester MANCHESTER WEST HIGH SCHOOL Theta Chi: Cross Country 111: Track 11, 23: Jun- ior Manager of Cross Country: A. S. M. E. N ll N Il fllllflH',N-'lll'Il Ill ,Ill Iil3,'Ill'XY-A.IEl'.Ill Il ll 'Il Il E951 flll'llHllllE 1lZllQ1ikNllU1VllF, -L-1.-L RICHARD WHITNEY Clarendon, Va. VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Theta Chi: Delta Chi: Alpha Chi Siszma, President 131: Cross Country 121. EDNA WHYTE Lancaster LANCASTER ACADEMY Chi Omega: Book and Scroll: Track 111: Class Secretary 131: GRANITE Heeler 121: GRANITE Board: New Hampshire Heeler 121. RALPH WIGGIN Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Phi Delta Upsilon: Mask and Dagger: Track 11, 2, 31: New Hampshire Staff 12, 31. RAYMON WILLARD Temple WILTON HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Gamma Rho: Agricultural Club: University Dairy Cattle Judlzinir Team 121. DOROTHY WILLIAMS Dover DOVER HIGH SCHOOL Phi Mu: Basketball 11. 2, 31: Baseball 11. 21: Hockey 11, 2. 31: GRANITE Board: New Hamp- skire Staff 12, 31 : Women's Editor ol' New Hamp- S Ire- KENNETH WOOD Hanover HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL CLARK SCHOOL Kappa Siszma: Baseball 111: Basketball 11, 31: R. 0. T. C. 5 K N IV N ll 1' Il' llfilllf1.N 4llflHl 111 IIQ1 IITY - 'OIllQllIHil 112 .Ulf Ill, +1- E961 llfllhlllllli 41Ill1QANlllllIl7lli1 :fl FLORENCE WOODWARD Berlin BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Phi Lambda Phi: Psi Lambda. JOHN WORTHEN Plymouth PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Tau Kappa Epsilon: Sphinx: A. S. M. E., Secre- tary. JOHN YORK Exeter EXETER HIGH SCHOOL Alpha Tau Omega: Junior Manager of Cross Coun- try. HAMMOND YOUNG South Acworth CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Delta Epsilon Pi: Phi Lambda Phi. REBECCA YOUNG Exeter ROBINSON SEMINARY Phi Mu: Riflery 121: New Hampshire Heeler 123. STACIA ZOLKOS Pelham LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL Pi Lambda Sigma. ,fv--ug r 1 V1 . - --1 N ll :fill ' Il? IHOON' 'Il 'lla ll ll Il-3 Il XY- IH llill Ili Ili ll 1 l 971 1.-.1--.. THHHIE 11El1IQAN1lH1F1NE HUIILASS WDIIF IILQWIMIL SGIDIPIHVI1lDlWlID1VQ1lE 1lU11LASS 1ID1PF1IF11l4lU1!E1lQS FRANK KNOX . . P JOHN MCGRAW . . Vice-P1' GLORIA WILCOX . . Se HARRISON CHESLEY . Tr -ll N HN IKETVHVEIIEN -1IF1lFHK?1Q1IFNYf 1iF1!H!H7Q1IE1IE - ..-,..... .l1-- ...il..-il ...ll ABBIATI, OSVALDO, Kappa Sigma, ADAM, EUGENE ERNEST, ADAMS, CONSTANCE LEE, ADAMS, RAMONA, AHERN, CORNELIUS J., AHERN, RICHARD FAVOR, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, ALLARD, HARRIE MARTIN, Phi Mu Delta, ALLEN, ADRIAN FREDERICK, ANDERSON, BEDA LOUISE, Theta Upsilon, ANDERSON, PAUL LINCOLN, Theta Chi, ANDREWS, ROBERT ORIN, Lambda Chi Alpha, ARMSTRONG, ALLAN RUSSELL, Lambda Chi Alpha, BACHELDER, EVERETT EDWARD, JR., Kappa Sigma, BACHELLER, GEORGE PRESTON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, BAKER, JOHN HENRY, Theta Chi, BAKIE, JOHN JAMES, Alpha Gamma Rho, BANFILL, CLARENCE ALBERT, Alpha Gamma Rho, BARKER, SHIRLEY FRANCES, BARNABY, ELIZABETH LINTON, Alpha Chi Omega, BARNES, RALPH GORDON, BARNETT, GEORGE MORRILL, Phi Delta Upsilon, BARNEY, RICHARD JOHN, Pi Kappa Alpha, BASIM, MARY MERCEDES, BATCHELDER, EDWARD SHERMAN, BATCHELDER, WALTER EARL, Alpha Tau Omega, BATEMAN, ROBERT TAYLOR, BATTLES, CHESTER WARREN, Pi Kappa Alpha, BEAN, MARGARET THEDA, BELKNAP, HAROLD ARTHUR, Tau Kappa Epsilon, BELL, HENRY THEODORE, Theta Upsilon Omega, BEMIS, MERLE VINCENT, BENEDICT, WILLIAM FREDERICK, Alpha Tau Omega, BENNETT, HAZEL FRANCES, BETZ, ALICE MABEL, BIANCHI, FRANK PAUL, Phi Mu Delta, BLACKEY, LAWRENCE LUMBY, BLACKWELL, CLYDE KING, BLANCHARD, BYRON MOORE, Delta Epsilon Pi, BLODGETT, STANTON BYRAN, BLOMBACH, GUNTHER, , BLOOD, EDWARD JOHNSTON, Alpha Tau Omega, BONNER, KENNETH EDWARD, BOUCHER, ROY ROLLAND, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, BOULAY, ERNEST ALFRED, BOWEN, CONRADENE BOOTH, Theta Upsilon, BOWLER, DONALD EVERETT, Phi Delta Upsilon, BOWMAN, HAROLD MELVILLE, Lambda Chi Alpha, BRETT, HENRY FRANK, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, BRIANOS, CHRISTOS D., Delta Epsilon Pi, BROWN, JOSEPH HAROLD, JR., Theta Chi, BROWN, RICHARD ELMER, Theta Upsilon Omega, BRUCE, GORDON G., BRUCE, ROBERT FRANCIS, BRYANT, RAYMOND ARTHUR, Alpha Tau Omega, BUCKNAM, ROMEO JAMES, Pi Kappa Alpha, BURBANK, ROBERT WILLIAM, Alpha Tau Omega, BURLINGAME, LELAND DOANE, Phi Delta Upsilon, BUSHEY, GEORGE LLOYD, Alpha Tau Omega, CAMERON, JOHN, CAMINATI, DELPHO JOHN, Kappa Sigma, CARLETON, KEITH ELLIOTT, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, L1ooJ llflltlllllli 1IZlllQ,1AXlN llllflli -.-1. Barre, Vt Washington, D. C Hampton, N. H Seabrook, N. H Charlestown, N. H Concord, N. H Salem Depot, N. H Dover, N. H Durham, N. H Berlin, N. H Medford, Mass Plymouth, Mass Pittsfield, N. H Concord, N. H Concord, N. H Kingston, N. H Colebrook, N. H Farmington, N. H Brookline, N. H Chichester, N. H Penacook, N. H Whitefield, N. H Portsmouth, N. H Cliftondale, Mass Durham, N. H Concord, N. H Manchester, N. H Orford, N. H Claremont, N. H Concord, N. H Conway Center, N. H Melrose, Mass Kingston, N. H Whitefield, N. H Lebanon, N. H Center Harbor, N. H Rochester, N. H Plymouth, Vt Manchester, N. H Marlboro, N. H Hanover, N. H South Boston, Mass Manchester, N. H Concord, N. H Charlestown, N. H Milford, N. H Salmon Falls, N. H Belmont, Mass Manchester, N. H Newburyport, Mass Wentworth, N. H Claremont, N. H Exeter, N. H Conway, N. H Berlin, N. H Derry, N. H Lebanon, N. H Lakeport, N. H Hudson, N. H Portsmouth, N. H Manchester, N. H iii NMN.Ili,'.Iil'llF.I3l INe'llE'lEHllllllQ,'iIll,'YH-'1Il'lVHll,.Il-QlliIl1 lif- llllllillllli 4llZllQ1lNlN lllfllllli CARLISLE, DUANE FRANK, Northwood Center, N. H. CARLISLE, NANCY ELIZABETH, Phi Mu, Concord, N. .H. CARSWELL, MARY FRANCES, Phi Mu, Gorham, Maine CASCI, PAUL FRANCIS, Concord, N. H. CASSELL, NORMAN STANLEY, Dover, N. H. CASTELLO, RENATO ALPHONSE, Woodsville, N. H. CATES, HARRIET BELLE, North Conway, N. H. CHAPMAN, PAUL ALBERT, Alpha Kappa Pi, Newport, N. H. CHAREST, LEANDRE ROGER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Manchester, N. H. CHASE, JOHN PHILIP, Delta Epsilon Pi, Henniker, N. H. CHESLEY, HARRISON ,WEBSTER, Lambda Chi Alpha, Lynn, Mass. CHRISTIANSEN, TRYGVE CHRISTIAN, Theta Chi, Berlin, N. H. Cl-IRISTOPHIL, THEODORE ANTHONY, Manchester, N. H. CLAY, MALCOLM WILLIS, Phi Delta Upsilon, Dover, N H. CLEMENTS, LEONARD FREDERICK, Farmington, N. H. CLOW, JOHN HILDRETH, Phi Mu Delta, Wolfeboro, N. H. COATES, WILLIAM HERBERT, P-ittsburg, N. H. COCHRANE, MILDRED MINNIE, Theta Upsilon, Henniker, N. H. COLBY, STANLEY WOOD, West Lebanon, N. H. CONDON, AMASA GESSNER, Phi Mu Delta, Berlin, N. H. CONNER, ALFRED FARNHAM, Exeter, N. H. COOPER, BERNICE MAE, Lincoln, N. H. CORRIVEAU, ELIZABETH EMMA, Melrose, Mass. CORSON, EMERSON, Theta Upsilon Omega, Rochester, N. H. CORTI, VIRGILIO ANTONIO, Pi Kappa Alpha, Mamaroneck, N. Y. COUSER, IRENE JANE, Alpha Chi Omega, Dover, N. H. COUTURIER, ARMAND SYLVIO, Somersworth, N. H. CRAWFORD, CLAYTON HAROLD, Alpha Tau Omega, New London, N. H. CREE, NORMAN FRANK, Pi Kappa Alpha, Colebrook, N. H. CROSS, ALMON RUFUS, Colebrook, N. H. CROWELL, LEWIS WILLIAM, Barrington, R. I. CROWLEY, KATHERINE JULIA, Hanover, N. H. CULL, STANTON EDWARD, Alpha Gamma. Rho, Providence, R. I. CUNNINGHAM, GORDON LEE, Phi Mu Delta, Lincoln, Mass. DANE, FREDERICK WARREN, Lambda Chi Alpha, Marblehead, Mass. DANFORTH, CONSTANCE, Alpha Chi Omega, West Newton, Mass. DAVIDSON, FRANCES LOUISE, Alpha Chi Omega, Plymouth, N. H. DAVIS, EMERY EDWARD, Theta Kappa Phi, Lynn, Mase, DAWSON, EDWARD COLIN, Theta Chi, New York, N. Y. DAY, THOMAS UNDERWOOD, Theta Chi, Danielson, Conn. DEE, JOHN FOLEY, .Theta Kappa Phi, Keene, N, H, DERONDE, RALPH EDWIN, Alpha Kappa Pi, Temple, N, H, DEVARNEY, RUTH VICTORIA, Lacgnia, H, DICKEY, IRA WILLIAM, Manchester, N, H, IHOTTE,NORBERTIRENEE,PiKamw Awha Newmng N.n. DIRSA, MITCHELL PAUL, Exeter, N, H, DOE, ROGER MORTON, Dover, N, H, DORSON, BENJAMIN SAMUEL, Phi Alpha, Keene, N. H. DOWNEY, ROBERT HENRY, Phi Mu Delta, Nashua, N, H. DOWNS, ROBERT FRANCIS, Phi Mu Delta, New Brighton, N. Y. DUKE, CLEON, Theta Upsilon Omega, Manchester, N. H. DUKE, CLESSON, Theta Upsilon Omega, Manchester, N, 11, DUNN, HENRY ARTHUR, Phi Mu Delta, Shirley, Mass. DUSTON, HAROLD EDWIN, Theta Chi, Hampstead, N. H. EASTWICK, JOHN, Phi Mu Delta, South Tamworth, N. H. EKSTROM, STANLEY EDSON, Alpha Tau Omega, West Concord, N. H. ESERSKY, S. ESTHER, Claremont, N, H, FARMER, ELIZABETH BARBARA, Alpha Xi Delta, Manchester, N. H. FARRINGTON, SAMUEL CARLTON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, West Claremont, N. H. FARWELL, MILDRED LUCILLE, Nashua, N, H, .NI ll N IlIli'lIli Illliilllilllei '- 'll' lltlll llllQfIllYe 'flllllllll .llQ Ili Ill 1 L1o1J . .. .... .T-.1-l llfllllllli 1lZllQeAhlNlllllIlIE FASSNAOI-IT, DONALD LENHART, Alpha Tau Omega, FATYLAK, WILLIAM, Delta Epsilon Pi, FELOH, J. EUGENE, Lambda Chi Alpha, FELLMAN, DAVID, FIELD, LOGAN STANLEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, FLANDERS, HARRY EDWARD, FLANNERY, JOHN ANTHONY, ard, Kappa Sigma, Reading, Pa Manchester, N. H Deerfield, Mass Manchester, N. H Watertown, Mass Danbury, N. H Monacacy Station, Pa FOSHER, HAROLD BERT, Phi Mu Delta, Bedford, N. H FOSS, ROBERT WINSTON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Rochester, N. H FOSTER, VIRGINIA FRANCES, Manchester, N. H FOTHERGILL, NORRIS WILLIAM, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pittsfield, N. H FOWLER, MARION EDITH, Hill, N. H FREEMAN, STANLEY WHITMAN, JR., Lambda Chi Alpha, Exeter, N. H FREESE, CHRISTINE, Theta Upsilon, Bristol, N. H FRENCH, KENT ALDEN, Exeter, N. H. FROST, LEONARD RUDOLPH, Concord, N. H. FULLER, HAZEL PEARL, North Stratford, N. H. GAFFNEY, EDWARD JOSEPH, Delta Epsilon Pi, Nashua, N. H. GARDNER, HAMILTON MASON, Swansea, Mass. GARRETT, PRISCILLA HODGDON, Alpha Xi Delta, Portsmouth, N. H. GEORGE, CHARLES KELLEY, Theta Kappa Phi, East Jaffrey, N. H. GIBSON, SIDNEY LOUIS, Delta Epsilon Pi, Portsmouth, N. H GLAZIER, PRISCILLA, Kappa Delta, Salem, N. H. GOODRICH, BURTON JARED, Delta Epsilon Pi, Exeter, N. H. GOODWIN, DANA EVERETT, Alpha Gamma Rho, Hollis, N. H. GOULD, ERNEST WILSON, Hinsdale, N. H. GRAFFAM, CHARLES ALBERT, Lambda Chi Alpha, Everett, Mass. GRAHAM, MARION ELEANOR, New London, Conn. GRAHAM, PHEBE ELLEN, Phi Mu, Lebanon, N. H. GRAY, ROGER DAVIS, Phi Delta Upsilon, Dover, N. H. GREENE, FRANKLIN LEROY, Theta Upsilon Omega, Moultonboro, N. H. GREER, WARREN MANSFIELD, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Brentwood, N. H. GRELA, JAMES JOHN, Theta Kappa Phi, Claremont, N. H. GRIMES, WILLIAM ALVAN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Dover, N. H. HADDOCK, LAWRENCE EVERETT, Theta Chi, Lakeport, N. H. HADLOCK, NATALIE MARGARET, Alpha Chi Omega, Manchester, N. H. HALEY, MARY CHRISTINE, Wolfeboro, N. H. HALL, HOWARD JOSEPH, Phi Mu Delta, Lowell, Mass. HAMEL, FERNAND ARTHUR, Theta Kappa Phi, Laconia, N. H. HAMILTON, CARROLL EASTMAN, Theta Upsilon Omega, Kearsarge, N. H. HAMM, HAROLD WILLIAM, Concord, N. H. HANCOCK, PARKER LAMBERT, Theta Upsilon Omega, Concord, N. H. HANDSCHUMAKER, WALTER, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Manchester, N. H. HANGAS, ARNO JOHN, Alpha Gamma Rho, New Ipswich, N. H. IIAPHEY, ROBERT, Phi Mu Delta, Andover, Mass. HART, VELMA LILLIAN, Reed's Ferry, N. H. HAYES, CHARLES GILMAN, Exeter, N. H. HAYES, EDWARD HENRY, Dover, N. H. HAZEN, ELIZABETH STORRS, Alpha Xi Delta, Lebanon, N. H. HENRY, CATHERINE HELEN, Pi Lambda Sigma, Bethlehem, N. H. HERBERT, DOROTHEA AMES, Kingston Plains, N. H. IIERRING, JANET FREMONT GALE, Durham, N. H. HILL, GEORGE ARTHUR, JR., Alpha Tau Omega, Concord, N. H. HILL, GORDON KATON, Center Strafford, N. H. HILTON, GEORGE WINTHROP, Newmarket, N. H HINCKLEY, LESLIE ALLAN, Phi Mu Delta, Middleboro, Mass. HITCHCOCK, EDWARD WALTER, Phi Delta Upsilon, Walpole, N. H. HIXON, VIRGINIA HAMILTON, Alpha Chi Omega, Lynn, Mass HOITT, ROBERT WILLIAM, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Hudson, N. H HOLT, EDITH VICTORIA, Nashua, N. H. HOLT, LILLIAN, Kappa Delta, South Lyndeboro, N. H N IN llEllIllEllEN -llflltll ll IIQIIY- lltlltlll IQIIEIE 51021 ,-1-..--. 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RAFFERTY, TERRENCE JOHN, Theta Kappa Phi, RAND, OLIVE ELIZABETH, RANDALL, FRANK GREENOUGH, Alpha Tau Omega, RHODES, ARNOLD DESMORE, Alpha Tau Omega, RING, JONATHAN PHILANDER, ROBERTS, PAULINE LEORA, ROBIE, FRANCES MARY, ROBINSON, DEWITT CLARKE, ROCKWOOD, HELEN MCNEAR, Chi Omega, ROGERS, PHILIDA EDITH, ROLLINS, ELLA LOUISE, ROMEO, JAMES PETER, Alpha Kappa Pi, ROSENBERG, THEODORE, ROSI, FRANK JOSEPH, Alpha Kappa Pi, ROSSELL, MARGARET IRVING, Alpha xl Delta, ROURKE, PAUL ALFRED, RUSSELL, DOROTHY, SAIGH, ERNEST JOHN, Delta Epsilon Pi, SANBORN, ESTHER MAE, SARGENT, FRANK GOODWIN, SARGENT, NATALIE MAE, Theta Upsilon, SARGENT, THEODORE EDWARD, Theta Chi, SAUNDERS, ELIZABETH COOPER, Alpha Chi SAWYER, ARTHUR GILMAN, SAWYER, ROLAND JUDSON, Theta Chi, SCHILLER, MARY ELIZABETH, SCHRICKER, CURTIS WILLARD, SEARLE, EVELYN MAY, Kappa Delta, SHARPE, BERNARD WARREN, SHERBURNE, HARRIET RACHEL, SHOREY, PHYLLIS LOUISE, Chi Omega, SHORT, CLAIRE MARIE, Chi Omega, SIMS, RAYMOND SILAS, Kappa Sigma, SIRHAKIS, DOROTHY, SKOFIELD, HELEN ELIZABETH, SKOOG, ARTHUR WARREN, SMALLEY, HARRIET, SMET, JOHN EDWARD, SMITH, CAROLYN CRESSY, Alpha Xi Delta, SMITH, DONALD HUCKINS, Pi Kappa Alpha, SMITH, ORA BAILEY, SMITH, WARREN FERGUSON, SOUSANE, GEORGE JAMES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, HENRY WHEELER, Kappa Sigma, Omega, STEVENS, STEVENS, MARY NATALIE, Alpha Xl Delta, STEVENS, RALPH ERNEST, Phi Mu Delta, STOCKER, LAURA AGNES, Alpha Xi Delta, STRAUSS, CHARLES BARNEY, STURGES, , SUROWIEC, ALFREDA CAROLINE, SUROWIEC, EDWARD JOSEPH, SWAIN, ALVAH W., Theta Kappa Phi, HOLLISTER, JR. Theta Chi, Claremont, N. H. Candia, N. H. Nelson, N. H. New Boston, N. H. New Castle, N. H. Concord, N. H. Easthampton, Mass. Durham, N. H. Concord, N. H. Portsmouth, N. H. Plymouth, N. H. Portsmouth, N. H. Lancaster, N. H. Wilton, N. H. Laconia, N. H. East Andover, N. H. Winooski, Vt. East Kingston, N. H. Jefferson, N. H. Raymond, N. H. Milford, N. H. Manchester N. H. Colebrook, N. H. Portsmouth, N. H. Manchester, N. H. Jamaica Plains, Mass. Manchester, N. H. Pittsfield, N. H. Henniker N. H. Tilton, N. H. Lebanon, N. H. Dover, N. H. Exeter, N. H. Brunswick, Maine Manchester, N. H. Goffstown, N. H. Salem, N. H. Nashua, N. H. Concord, N. H. Rochester, N. H. Portsmouth, N. H. Manchester, N. H. Somersworth, N. H. New Boston, N. H. Keene, N. H. Lynn, Mass. Manchester, N. H. Tilton, N. H. Lincoln, N. H. Hinsdale, N. H. Topsfield, Mass. Nashua, N. H. Medfield, Mass. North Stratford N. H. Manchester, N. H. Sunapee N. H. New York, N. Y. Stone Ridge, N. Y. Franklin, N. H. Franklin, N. H. 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Concord, N. H. Somersworth, N. H. . Manchester, N. H. . Greenville, N. H. Groveton, N. H. Dover, N. H. . Lisbon, N. H. . Brunswick, Maine . Laconia, N. H. . Manchester, N. H. . Amesbury, Mass. Nashua, N. H. Nashua, N. H. Keene, N. H. Errol, N. H. Berlin, N. H. . Boscawcn, N. H. . Gorham, N. H. . Manchester, N. H. Durham, N. H. Concord, N. H. Concord, N. H. . . Rye, N. H. . Manchester, N. H. Newport, N. H. Ashland, N. H. ., , HQ1.-... Il Ili v ' IIN 'lliilll Ili 41llllHQMN .lM,'I4l.'CI1!ds', CALDERWOOD, WALTER . CARLIN, JOHN . . CARLSON, ROBERT . CARR, EARLE . . CASHMAN, JOSEPH . CASTELLO, LUIGI CASWELL, PHILIP . CASWELL, PHYLLIS . CAUGHEY, ROBERT . CHAGNON, ROGER . CHAPMAN, BERTHA . CHASE, HELEN , . CHRISTOPHER, GEORGE . CLARK, ELDON , . CLARK, NINA . CLARKE, THOMAS . CLEMENT,GLADYS . CLOUGH, HAROLD COLBURN, HAZEL COLBY, EDWARD COLE, HELEN . COLE, WILBUR CONNER, JOSEPH CORSON, PHILIP CORRIGAN, PAUL . COTE, RODERICK . COTTAM, LELAND . . COUROUNIS, SOTERIOS . COUTURE, PHILIP . CRAFTS, PETER . CROSS, DONALD CRUMP, ARLENE CUMMINGS, ELLIOT . CURRIER, EVA CURRIER, HAROLD , DANCAUSE, OMER . DARLING, THEODORE DAUM, EDNA . . DAVIS, EARL . . DAVIS, GRANT . DAVIS, WILLIAM . DEARBORN, CURTIS . DEARBORN, ROBERT . DEENE, KENNETH . DEMERS, HENRY . DESMARAIS, CHARLES DEVITTORI, ERNANDO DILLINGHAM, ALICE . DIMOND, PLORA . DINNERMAN, HESTER DODGE, LUCRETIA . DODGE, MARY . . DOLLOFF, GEORGE . DOUGLAS, JOHN DOW, LILLIAN . DOW, ROBERT . DOYLE, MILDRED DUBE, LOUIS . . DUBOIS, LAURENT . DURGIN, EDWARD . DUSTIN, ROBERT EAMES, CARL . . EASTMAN, RICHARD . . Nashua, . Manchester, West Concord, . Berlin, . Nashua, . Woodsville, . Dover, . Laconla, Antrim, Nashua J . Groveton, . Penacook, . Hudson Northwood Ridge . Franconia, . Lawrence, . Meredith, . West Alton . Dracut Londonderry: . Hillsboro . Durham, . Portsmouth, . Rochester, . Concord, . Manchester, . West Roxbury, . Nashua, . Laconia . Manchester , Derry: Nashua, . Norway, Salem, . Sunapee, . Greenville, . Woodsville, Thompsonville, . Auburn, , Hollis . Haverhill . New Boston . Belmont: . ' Exeter . Manchester: . Nashua, . Milford, Somersworth, . Concord, , Portsmouth, . New Boston 3 . Durham, . Stratham, Dover, . Lakeport, ! x 5 N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. Maine N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. Conn. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. l ,NIHN IH.:.'.IIl'Il iIlof.N-'.Il'lllll,ll.lillfll'Y-'.IIl'lllH.llQ..ll1lli --i f109fI llflltllllli EISEMAN, RICHARD . EEEMAN,NATHANH1 EKDAHL NAOMI . ELLSWORTH,CLHTORD EMRRsoN,GLENDoN. ERNsT,GRAcE. . ERSKlNE,RALPH FELLOWS,JOHN FIsH,RoBERT . FLANDERS,EMMY . FLOROS,THEODORE . FLUMERE,EMANUEL FOGARTY,THOMAS . FOGG,VELMA . FOLEY,DAVHJ. FOLSOM,JOHN. FORD,ABBH3 . . FOSKETT,ALDINE . FOSS,ELINOR . FOSTER,EVELYN . FOWLE,HARLAN . FREEMAN, WILLIAM . FRENCH,BENJAMIN. FRENCH,SARA. . FRENoH,KENDRHHc. FUGE,BULDRED . FUNSTON,CURTIS . FURMAN,WHUHAM . FURNANS,ALBERT . GAGE,JOHN . GALE,EDWUN . GALE,RUTH . . GALLOWAYQJOHN . GARABRANT,RUSSELL GAUDETTE,LEO . GAUTHIER,JOSEPH . cHBBoNs,FLoRENcE GIFFIN, JOHN . . GLIDDEN, MARY GLoVER,ELToN GOODHHN,JOHN . GoRDoN,BRRNARD . GOSS,ROBERT . . GOULD,THOMAS . . GREENAWAY,DoRoTHY . GRENIER, EMILE . GRIBBIN, DONALD . GRIFFIN, ARTHUR . GRIFFIN, MAURICE . GRINNELL, MARY . GROCOTT,CHARLES . GROVER,NORMAN . GUAY,GERARD GUIBORD, LORING . HACKLERjWALTER . HACKLERjWHHJAM . HALL,FREDERHHc . HANCOCK, WILLIAM . HANGAS MGRHJ . HANSEN,CARL HARDING,GEORGE . HARDHHLSTANLEY. HARRIS BASIL . 1uEZllQ15NlN llllllilli IIIOJ . Bethlehem, . Bethlehem, . Durham, . Penacook, . Hampstead . Manchester . Randolph . Manchester . Peterborof North Weare Y . Dover, . Natick Salmon Falls . Littleton . Manchester West Eppingf . Exeter, . Orange Northwood Centerz . Windham, Newburyport, . Wells, . Merrimack, . Penacook, Center Barnstead, Thompsonville . Schenectadyl . Manchester New Bedford . Dover, . Concord, . Tilton, . Drewsville, East J affrey, . Exeter, . Pelham, . Dover, . Wilton, . Nottingham . Milan, . Wolfeboro, . Manchester, . Portsmouth, . Manchester . Dover: . Manchester, . Concord, . Wolfeboro, . Tilton, Derry, Nashua, . Concord, . Manchester, . Melrose 7 . Marlboro, . Marlboro, . Concord, . Concord, New Ipswich, . Berlin, . Claremont, . Farmington, . Manchester, I 7 I v 1 7 7 7 ,-ll.-.1l - N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. Mass. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. Mass. Maine N. H. N. H. N. H. Conn. N. Y. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. 11- llllflililllllilllili-lllHllIlllQllmY-llFllHllllQ,llEllE li llFlKHllE HARRIS, GEORGE . HARRIS, ROXANA . HARRIS, WILLARD . HARVEY, EARLE . HAYDEN, ROBERT . HEALEY, EDWARD . HENDERSON, LATON . . HENDERSON, WINFIELD . HENNESSY, JOHN . HILLIARD, GRACE . HINCKLEY, DORINDA . HODGDON, JOHN . HOGQUIST,PHYLLIS . HOLMES, HARRY . HOOPER, EDWARD . Hooz, LEWIS . . HOPKINS, RICHMOND . HORN, RALPH . . HOSMER, DORIS HOUGH, ALFRED HOUGH, FRANK . HOWE, MOREY . . HOWELL, FREDERICK HOYT, PARK . . HUBBARD, HARLAN . HUNT, FREDERICK . HUSE, DONALD . JACKSON, JOHN . JACKSON, NORRIS . JEANNOTTE, ROBERT JENSON, DONALD . JOHNSON, EMIL . JOHNSON, RICHARD . JORDAN, HERBERT . JORGENSON, ARTHUR KAY, ARLENE . . KAY, WILLIAM . . KENISON, COLEMAN . KERR, GEORGE . KIDDER, MAURICE . KIDDER,RITA . . KIMBALL, HERBERT . KING, LINN . . KINNIE, CORA . KIRK, CHARLES . KOPER, ZYGMOND . KRECES, WILLIAM . KTISTES, PETER . LABNON, DANIEL . LAMARCHE, PAUL . LANGLEY, EDMUND . LAPEZA, PERRY . LARKIN, RICHARD . LAURENT, ARTHUR . LAVIGNE, MALCOLM . LAVIGNE, ROSE . LEARNARD, ARTHUR . LEBLANC, CLEMENT . LEVENSALER, WHITMAN . LIBBY, LUCILLE . LINCOLN, EDWARD . LITTLE, GUY . . LIVINGSTON, ANNETTE 4IEZlKQ1ANN lllflli Concord, . Whitefield, . Manchester, . Haverhill, . Brookline, . Manchester, . Merrimack, Nashua, . Plaistow, . Pittsburg, . Mamaroneck, . Berlin, . Tilton, . Northwood, . Portsmouth, . Portsmouth, . Milford, . Wolfeboro, Tilton, Lebanon, . Lebanon, . Manchester, . Berlin, Laconia, . Lebanon, . Farmington, North Sutton, . Berlin, . Worcester, . Nashua, South Portland, . Milan, . Antrim, . Newport, . Winthrop, . Dover, . Claremont, ,. Jefferson, Medfield, . Laconia, . Manchester, . Acton, . Newcastle, . Dover, . Keene, Salem Depot, Somersworth, . Gloucester, . Berlin, . Nashua, . Hampton, Nashua, Newport, Keene, Lebanon, Wilton, Chester, . Gorham, . Concord, North Conway, . Enfield, . Concord, Meredith, il N lil? lEllFliEllEN -fIlflltiIillllQl1fY- 'llFllHlllIQllElli H1111 N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. Y. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. Maine N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. Maine N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. Mass. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. N. H. M.,-is-,,,, fllfllli IH Il ll FTFIVMNIN lHfIH.' IH -, -4 I.-......?i.....1i. LOCHERTY, KATHLEEN . Intervale, N. H LOCICERO, THEODORE . Milford, N. H LOCKE, MARJORIE . . Newton, N. H LONDON, ARCHIE . . Nashua, N. H LORD, BEATRICE . East Lebanon, Mass LOUGHLIN, JAMES . . Portsmouth, N. H LOVERING, FRANK . . Farmington, N H LOWCOCK, RICHARD . New Boston, N. H LUCINSKI, WILLIAM . . Nashua, N. H LYFORD, JOHN . . . Milford, N. H LYON, ALBERT . . Dover, N. H MACARTHUR, DONALD . Amherst, N. H MCDERMOTT, WILLIAM . Concord, N. H MACDONALD, MERVIN . Portsmouth, N. H MCGEE, FRANK . . Berlin, N. H MACGOWAN, RUSSELL Dover, N. H MCGRATH, HELEN . . Hanover, N. H MCGRATH, ROY . . Manchester, N. H MCGUIRK, ROBERT . . Dover, N. H MCISAAC, DONALD . Concord, N. H MGKENNA, CHARLES . Montpelier, Vt MCKINIRY, KENNETH . Kearsarge, N. H MCLANE, HOWARD . . Stratham, N. H MCLAUGHLIN, HARRY . Hartford, Conn MCLAUGHLIN, WILLIAM . Manchester, N. H MCLEOD, DOROTHY . . Durham, N. H MCLEOD, JAMES . Laconia, N. H MCLEOD, JOHN . . Laconia, N. H MCNALLY, CHARLES . . Groveton, N. H MACRAE, MARY . . . Durham, N. H MACE, ROBERT . . Hampton, N. H MAGOON, LEON . . Littleton, N. H MALCHMAN, LAWRENCE Provincetown, Mass MANNING, MARGUERITE . Manchester, N. H MANNING, STANLEY . . Concord, N. H MANNIS, FRANCIS . . Hinsdale, N. H MARCOTTE, MARGUERITE , Manchester, N, H MARKOS, SIMON . . Dover, N. H MARSDEN, THOMAS . . Cliftondale, Mass MARSHALL, ETHEL . Salem Depot, N. H MARSHALL, FRANK . Center Barnstead, N. H MARTEL, MARJORIE . . Hanover, N. H MARTEL, PAULINE . . Manchester, N. H MATHES, MILO . . . Terryville, Conn MATHESON, EDWARD W. Somerville, Mass MATHEWS, CARROLL . . Rochester, N. H MAXWELL, ROBERT . . Manchester, N. H MAYNARD, ERNEST . . Nashua, N. H MAYNARD, STANLEY . Wilton, N. H MEADER, RICHARD . . Gonic, N. H MECKLEN, ELIZABETH Philadelphia, Penna MELLETT, EARLE . North Woodstock, N. H MERRITT, RUTH . . Manchester, N. H MICHAEL, EDWARD . . Rochester, N. H MILER, RUTH . Charlestown, N. H MILLIGAN, ROBERT . . Manchester, N. H MILLS, EDWIN . . . Freedom, N. H MOODY, CATHERINE . . Lyme, N. H MOODY, FREDERICK . . Penacook, N- H MOODY, MARION . . Dover, N- H MOORE, JEAN . . . Penacook, N. H MORGAN, LILLIAN . New London, N- H MORIARTY, MAURICE . Durham, N. H l.-L, ' ::'1'::'g: 'w1r1vfi'A-. i'w.w il- - N ll N ll .ll l .Il N- ll ll ll Illll Il NK- Il ,Il ll,Il3I.l3I, 3 - f112j ll-tT V V1 , :::::::::::lNlVmN MORRELL, BARBARA . MORRILL, GEORGE . MORRISON, EDITH . MORSE, ARTHUR . MORSE, CLAUDE . MOULTON, KENNETH MULLIGAN, JOHN . MURRAY, FRED . MURRAY, GEORGE . NAIMIE, CHARLES . NASON, DONALD . NASSIKAS, MARY . NESMITH, ELWIN . NEWELL, EDWARD . NEWMAN, GEORGE . 1 4KZl2fNlF?lVllP . 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SANBORN, KENNETH SAWYER, HENRY . SCANLAN, JOHN . SCHOFIELD, WILBRUM SCUDDER, ELIZABETH SEAVER, LESLIE . SEAVEY, DONALD . SEAVEY, SAMUEL . SERAFINI, ELVIRA . SHAHEEN, MICHAEL . . SHANAHAN, MARGUERITE . SHARPLESS, RIDGWAY . SHAW, FREDERIC . SHERMAN, JOHN . SHORT, WILLIAM SIEGEL, JACOB SKOBY, SONIA . SLOAN, ARTHUR . SLOBODZIAN, JANE , SMART, RICHARD SMITH, CAROLINE SMITH, FRANCES SMITH, LILLIAN SMITH, MURIEL SOLDATI, RENO . STAHL. GERALDINE . STARIE, JOHN . . STEEVES, FORD . STEFFY, JAMES . STEPHENSON, GLENN STERLING, LUCILE . STEVENS, DOROTHY . STEVENS, LESTER . STEWART, DONALD . STEWART, GLEN STONE, HENRY WWE . Lincoln, N. H. . Manchester, N. H. . Bethlehem, N. H. . Grantham, N. H. . Penacook, N. H. . Jefferson, N. H. . Plymouth, N. H. . Franklin, N. H. . Manchester, N. H. . Concord, N. H. . Portsmouth, N. H. . Walpole, N. H. . Dover, N. H. Jefferson Meadows, N. H. . Walnole, N. H. . Manchester, N. H. . Portsmouth, N. H. Somersworth, N. H. . Exeter, N. H. . Concord, N. H. . Fitchburg, Mass. . Berlin, N. H. . Atkinson, N. H. . Hazardville, Conn. . Concord, N. H. . Suncook, N. H. . Portsmouth, N. H. . Plymouth, N. H. . Potter Place, N. H. South Danbury, N. H. . Boston, Mass. North Attleboro, Mass. . Durham, N. H. . Marlboro, N. H. Milford, N. H. . Rochester, N. H. . Hanover, N. H. . Dover, N. H. Somersworth, N. H. . Springdale, Penna. . Nashua, N. H. . Gorham, Maine . Portsmouth, N. H. . Lawrence, Mass. . Claremont, N. H. . Enfield, N. H. . New Haven, Conn. . Portsmouth, N. H. . Dover, N. H. . Exeter, N. H. . Dover, N. H. . Exeter, N. H. Somersworth, N. H. . Berlin, N. H. . Amherst, N. H. . Dover, N. H. . Providence, R. I. Derry Village, N. H. . . Rye, N. H. . Dover, N. H. . Walpole, N. H. . Larchmont, N. Y. East Rochester, N. H. . Haverhill, Mass. ..-..... Nll.N Ilo1'.Il'I?i i Il fiN4.llf'll llll ,Il-42' IH!-'.I!l ',IlfQIl ,lllllil Ili If114:I -rg-:-1m illTllHllfllF, 4lQlIQfNNlll7llFllF. -Q11-,ii STYLIANOS, THOMAS . SULLOWAY, ALEXANDER SUMNER, GEORGE . SWASEY, .JOSEPH . SWIKLAS, JOHN . SYMONVIT, .JOSEPH . TAYLOR, CHARLOTTE TAYLOR, SAMUEL . TAYLOR, WALLACE . TECCE, CHESTER . TELGE, HAROLD . THAYER, ROBERT . THIBODEAU, EVA . THOMPSON, ANNA . THOMPSON, ELEANOR THOMPSON, ELIZABETH THOMPSON, MYRTLE . THORPE, JUSTIN . TIBBETTS, ROBERT . TOBEY. MARGARET . TOLL, ARTHUR . . TOWER, BERTRAND . TOWLE, RUTH . . TROW, HENRY . TUCKER, HAROLD . TUCKER, JAMES . TUCKER, LELAND . TUTTLE, EDWARD . TUXBURY, ROBERT . ULRICSON, JOHN . VADEBONCOEUR. FRANK VANGOS, DEMETRIUS VARNEY, MYRON . vIDITO,NATHANIEL . VITAGLIANO, GUY . WAANAEN, ARVI . WALLIN, JOSEPHINE . WARREN, BURTT . WASON, JAMES . WEBSTER, SUMNER . WEST, HARRY . . WHEELER, RAYMOND WHITCHER, ROBERT . WHITE, ROLAND . WHITE, SILAS . . WHITEHEAD, BERNICE WHITTEMORE, DAVID WIGGIN, JAMES . WIITALA, MATTI . WILCOX, LEONARD . WILDE, RONALD . WILDER, MARSHALL WILKINS, CHARLES . WILKINS, HAROLD . WILSON, HOYT . WINCHESTER, DOROTHY WINSLOW, JESSE . WITHAM, RUTH , WOOD, FREDERICK , WOOTON, VIOLET . WRIGHT, BARBARA . WRIGHT, LEMUEL . WRIGHT, MELVIN . WYTRWAT, MATTHEW YOUNG, ELLA . . Il- N llN lllflll 'll Nashua, Berlin, i Portsmouth ! . Exeter, . Terryville . Pelham,, . Lakeport, . Durham, . Hudson, . Durham, . Manchester, . Berlin, . Newport, . Whitefield, . Berlin, Whitefield . Durham, . Manchester, Somersworth, . Hampton, . Manchester . Maplewood, . Wakefield, . Sunapee, West Lebanon, . Hampton, . Concord, . Laconia, . . Etna . . Milford: - . Manchester, . Hudson, Somersworth, . Kingston Y . Concord, . Concord, . Gossville, . Nashua, . Concord, . Nashua, . Freedom, Wilton, . Strafford . . Lancaster: . Fitzwilliam Depot, . . Methuen, West Andover, . Dover, . Hubbardson, . . Keene, . North Attleboro . Peterboro: . Portsmouth . Miifordf . . Walpole, . . Salisbury, Dover, . Keene, . Derry, . Wolfeboro, . Danvers, . Nashua, . Keene, South Barre . Whiteneldl N. H N. H N. H N. H Conn N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. J Mass N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H N. H Mass N. H N. H Mass N. H Mass N. H N. H N. H N. H Mass N. H N. H N. H N. H Mass N. H N. H Mass N. H fll iN T'lll'.lli1Illll,Ill3'IWW Jll fllifll Ill Ili Il Z -lil: I115J ....l...-...-..--1 --- fIlFllHllllE 1HEZllQANllllllllE 1-i llVlll4lDSllF l!lQ,llElIE3lllQlIESllENllF1Ak'llFlIlWlIE 4iDllF llFllHIllIE lIBllLllUlIE ANlID Mflltilllllllllli Seven years ago the 1926 GRANITE originated the idea of the now annual selections of the most representative seniors in the University. Their purpose was to give as much recognition as possible to the man and Woman in the graduating class whom the student body elected as having done the most during their four years on campus for the school. Athletic ability was not to be considered as the prime factor, but was to be weighed only as a part of all around ability, and scholarship, as well as activities, was to be considered. It is with pleasure that we introduce the two who have been designated as the Most Representative of the Blue and White by the present student body. Harry Wood, of Providence, R. I., is the president of the Stu- dent Council, the student governing body. For three years he has played on the football team as quarterback, and will long be remembered as one of New Hampshire's greatest players. He also made his letter in hockey and in track. He is a member of Theta Chi Fraternity, the Senior Skulls, Casque and Casket, and Delta Chi, the honorary mathematics society. His scholastic standing, as a member of the engineering college, is one to be looked on with pride. Charlotte Atwood, of Lisbon, was selected as most repre- sentative of the Women students of the University. She is a member of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, and is vice-president of the Women's Executive Council. She served as secretary of her class during her first two years on campus, and has been secretary of Pan Hellenic for the past year. She is a member of Cap and Gown, senior honorary society for women, and last year was the winner of 'the Katherine DeMeritt prize. il- NNN lllffll Illai'IlEN-'lll',lli'lllIllIQ'IlIQ'Ya'QIl,'llli1lllQIlljilll1 -nl I1171 MDMQJW lu lu, IHA 'ID1WQ4lQzZXlNMZzAX1lHIU7DlNg -g,,i 'llFllHIlllE 1IEZllQANllllllllE llllltlllllli 4llZlIQ2-Zlklxllllllllli llEllCllllf1lDllQll1AkllL 48 will milf . u vwwU?? P J BARTLET1' MCKINNEY U RUF. 0 imui . Li l acult7l .jllfiqvijzrilr Edt n Cl of DM N Since its founding by the Class of 1909 THE GRANITE of the University ndktn Ur of New Hampshire has struggled through lean years and through years of A plenty, continually improving and always striving for perfection. The Owuifan, 1933 Granite Board, in presenting this book to the University and par- ticularly to the Class of 1933, realizes that it has not reached that ultimate goal, but truly hopes that everyone will find this year book worthy of the University, its customs and traditions. We are presenting nothing which is startling in its originality, but we have tried to eliminate time-Worn subjects which tend to give a book of this kind a stereotyped appearance. Simplicity has been our motto, and, we have striven, by hard work and diligent application, to edit a book which the Class of 1933 can look at with pride and enjoyment in the years to come. Criticism is to be expected, we can only hope that our critics will hold themselves to constructive advice, and realize that we, more than anybody else, are poignantly aware of 1 ' the faults of this publication. Faults there are bound to be, but they appear, not because of a lack of effort, but in spite of it. In naming the editorial board for the next year a rad- ical policy has been followed, producing a .board which we hope will have greater success in overcoming the tremendous job ahead. They will appre- . ciate your criticism. JOH N HCILT .Ll!I1'641'tiNi'l1g Manager HARVEY CLARK Bwyifness Manager NMTNlllf.'llli'lll1,lllfN5dlll'.llllillilllQfillVY5lll'lliflillllllllifllliz. 1--: f1221 -3 , , 1 V, .. sunk ,, I, 1 ,t .......,,..,...,...,.- :ii ills ll ll Ill 1 1llf-lilQNiNll Il ll 1 gs fxfflazm g Ifurlr How: Murray, Mcliinnvy. E. Clark. Holt. Gilman. Svco-ml Row: Palmer, Haulloy, Pike. H. Clark, Hunnu. l 'I'1l'llf Nom: Kessler, Nash, Dalton, Williams, Crooks, ML-llutt. lllQlPHllHli erKlllQANlllllllE llB1lDAllQllD BARTLETT MOKINNEY . Editor-in-Chic f HARVEY CLARK JOHN HOLT . KENDALL MURRAY EDNA WHYTE WARREN PIKE DIXON TURCOTT HELEN CROOKS DOROTHY WILIJIAMS ELROY CLARK EMILY DALTON ROBERT I-IADLEY JOHN GILMAN EDWARD HANNA ELDA BALDACCI STEPHEN PALMER DOROTHY KESSLER DOROTHY MELLETT ANN NASH . FRANCES LATON . Business Manager Advertising Manager . Men's Managing Editor Woinen's Managing Editor . . Sales Manager . . Art Editor Photographic Editor Photographic Editor . Junior Editor . . . Class Editor M cn's Organizations Editor Military Science Editor . Athletic Editor . Woinen's Athletic Editor . Publicity Manager . Faculty Editor . . Special Writer . . Heelcr Manager , Wornen's Organizations Editor IIIIIIIHI I-vi-Iv,,,,-4,,,,,,.Y ,,,,--.-.-.g?V.- f- N Il N I- Il I I Ii I Nm Il Il ll Il Ill Il Y A I I Il Il T I I I -HMM Nfl l-If I ln.: IIIIVU1.. ....q.i......, I 11:31 if-M 'illllillliilllillli 14QilllQ.NNlllVllVlll3, rllflltllllli Nlliklklf ll?lll25klWlll3SlltllllllllQllE llEllDlllllF4IDllQlllAllL 1 Standing Well up at the top of the list of university functions is the Weekly student publication, THE NEW HAMPSHIRE. This undergraduate newspaper fills an outstanding need from the standpoint of faculty, alumni, and student activities. Since its founding in 1911 by a board headed by Alan Leigh- mo,-.f,..C,.f.,f ton, '12, it has had in mind a ,,,jL!1?,T1,M,Jj,,gj2,j'g,. two-fold purpose, to supply those connected with the University as students or faculty With campus news, and to serve as a connecting link between the University and its alumni. GORDON AYER, R, Increasing in size as it has from a four-page, four-column issue to our present seven-column paper, often of six and eight pages, it has earnestly striven to serve as a medium for faculty, alumni, and student opinion. It further serves to augment the instruction in journalism which is so meagerly attempted by the limited facilities of such a department. Never in the history of THE NEW HAMPSHIRE has the paper approached the limit of its usefulness as a university function, not .because of an unwillingness on the part of the staff but because of a marked lack of co-operation from its readers. It can only be hoped that this fact may be eliminated in the near future, and, as it remains in the hands of the undergraduate body to do this, We ask that you sense the opportunity and take it upon yourselves to accomplish the desired results. It is more than certain that during the past year THE NEW HAMPSHIRE has continued the improvement that marks its growth. You can rest assured that future staffs will do all that is in their power to mfaintain the high standards which preceding staffs have instituted. T--' N ll N Il i'Il'Ill illliN-'lllll Ill Il Il-?QIll'Y-'lllfllllflllIll-Jllilli 3 -Tl 51241 'iIlfIlHlfIHf 4ll,?ill1Q,fM.N rl4l'irIllr'illli X !fl'w ' :wpm Baci: Row: Kidder. Second Row: Thorin, Stewart. Frrmt Now: Mauricette, McLellan, Ayer. lHHllllE NIKENWV llHllAlVllllPSl!HlllllllQlIE GORDON AYER . JOHN MCLELLAN . DONALD KIMBALL WILLIAM STEARNS VIRGINIA POWERS JEAN MOREAU . JOHN RANDALL . MALCOLM STEWART ERNEST THORIN . PROFESSOR H, H. SCUDDER Eugene Adams Florence Baker Romeo Bucknam Delfo Caminati Norbert Diotte EDITORIAL STAFF . . . . BUSINESS STAFF Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor News Editor Sports Editor Women's Editor Business Manager . National Advertising Manager . . . . Local Advertising Manager FACULTY ADVISORS REPORTERS George Grinnell Herman Hart Maynard McLean Arthur Mahoney . Circulation Manager PROFESSOR E. L. GETCHELL Richard Martin Doris Mowatt Dorothea Mowatt Russell Pilotte Dorothy Williams -q i...l N IH N ll 1' Ill! f ll fNr'Ill'Illnlll lil Ill' INV 4Il1'IlI Ill ll-lil II L1251 cNutt. Rowell. Hack Row: P l Lunen. Sherman, Bresnuhan, M Front Row C I . Mowutt. MacDonald. Flnnrln llP1AkN llHlllEllLllLllENlll4lU ' B nlln 'Established 1915 Ojfcers JEAN MACDONALD, President CLARE BRESNAHAN, Secretary Alpha Chi Omega Jean MacDonald Natalie Ames Alpha Xi Delta Charlotte Atwood Eva Wentzell Phi Mu Mary McNutt Dorothea Mowatt Kappa Delta Yora Flanders Barbara Rowell Chi Omega Theta Upsilmi Ruth Paul Prucia Lanen Janet Babcock Luceba Sherman Pi Lambda Sigma Dorothy Calnan Clare Bresnahan ......i- ' N HN li fllll illlN-'Iltlll ll llll2'Il'Y-'Il'llellll,1Ilill i l- f126:I wei22lMWlUMNNHWE22EE Ifacln limo: Saunders, Nevin. Wilcox. E. Barnaby, R. I-I. Johnson. Third Now: Kimx, Ruhn. Nash. Hills. Kimball. Hixon. Second Now: Scrnflni, B. liarnuby, R. V. Johnson, Tufts. Morton, Ryan, MacDonald. Front Now: Meehan, I-Indlock. O'l5ricn. Bowman, Luton, Davidson. EATPHAWUWTDMWQA Chapter: Alpha Tau Established 1924 Founded at DePauw University, 1885 Officers ANNE NASH, President ELVIRA SERAFINI, Vice-President RUTH V. JOHNSON, Recording Secre.ta,1'y RESIDENT MEMBERS PLEDGES Lilian Hudson Mrs. T. V. Phillips SENIORS Natalie Ames Barbara Barnaby Audrey Bowman Janice Kimball Jean MacDonald Agnes Malloy Nancy Meehan Sarah Morton Jean Nevin JUNIORS Emily Dalton Jeanne Hills Florence King Frances Laton Anne Nash SOPHOMORES Elizabeth Barnaby Louise Davidson Natalie Hadlock Virginia Hixon Ruth H. Johnson Ruth V. Johnson Betty Saunders Elvira Serafini Ethel Tufts Gloria Wilcox Ramona Adams Edith Baldwin Mary Connor Marion Evans Dorothy Greenaway Rita Kidder Ruth Libby Alice McNeil Marjorie Martel Pauline Martel Ruth Merritt' Frances Noyes Laurette Rahn Elsa Ryan Elizabeth Scudder Charlotte Taylor Virginia Wastcott N Il N ll i'Il'IliIl YN-'lllfll Il Ill ll?l'IllY-',Ill'Il ll Ill-Jlll ill Y f127:I RESIDENT MEMBERS Laura Stocker jg 'cllflll ill Il 'H ZIIKIQXX N II ' III ' Il 1 F,-L-fc.-1 'B' , liar-I: Row: Rublvu, Hooper, Johnson, Marston, Russell. l nurlIL Row: Jacobs, l'I. Hnzvn. Stevens, Crooks, Atwood, Mathieu, Dozois. Third Now: Snywurd. Lune. Underwood, Mrs. I InndL-rs, Tihbetts, Mellett. Sccmul Now: Marshall. Wintvrton. Stocker, C, Hazen, Wcntzell, Mason. lf'1'm1,L linux: Smalley. I uIIer, I urmz-r, Gal'v'1-Lt, Smith, Horton. Altllplltlllk Xll llDIlEllLlli2Ah Chapter: Tau I Established 1914 Founded at Lombard College, Galesburg, Illinois, 1893 Officers EVA WENTZELL, President FRANCES MARSHALL, Secretary CAROLYN SMITH, V ice-President DOROTHY MELLETT, Treasurer 1 Evelyn Brannen Ethel Cowles Audrey Griffin Edythe Richardson Marjorie West SENIORS Charlotte Atwood Arlyne Hooper Eleanor Johnson Frances Mason Mary Saywa1'd JUNIORS Elizabeth Campbell Helen Crooks Louise Dozois Helen Farrington Constance Hazen Eleanor Lane Frances Marshall Ariel Marston Dorothy Mellott Miriam Ryder Eva Wentzell Ruth Winterton SOPHOMORES Elizabeth Farmer Priscilla Garrett Elizabeth Hazen Marjorie Horton Marion Jacobs Lillianne Mathieu Margaret Rossell Harriet Smalley Carolyn Smith Edna Tibbetts PLEDGES Alta Alexander Dorothy Bond Muriel Bradbury Helen Chase Gladys Clement Lillian Dow Velma Fogg- Ruth Gale Patricia Gibbons Kathleen Locherty Silance Perkins Mary Pickwick Elizabeth Rublee Muriel Smith . ' R th T l Natalie Stevens Balrbara,wUti1derwood I I I N-'IE'Il Il II Ili-3' Ilbif -'II'IIfIl II-fi If III 1. -' - I128j llfltlllli 4lKZllQ1lkNlllllflKE -i--+ Baclc Now: Doc, Louree, Curnel, Seward, Dunlun. l ourLlL lfuuv: Lockc, Smith, lirctschncidur, R. Paul, E. Paul. Downimr. Third Row: Lune, Morrell, Rockwood. Boardwuy, Morrill. Bujnievicz, Starke. Second Row: Darrah, O. Thayer. G. Thayer, P. Thayer, Mrs. McClintock, Baldacci, Shorey, Merrill. Front Row: Dinncrmun, Thompson, Towle, Babcock, Stahl. Whyte, Short, Lehman, Fitch. llfltlllll. 'lDlVlllllElEZ1f5k Chapter: Mu Alpha Established 1915 Founded at University of Arkansas, 1895 Officers RUTH PAUL, President JENNIE BUJNIEVICZ, Secretary ALBERTA MORRILL, Vice-President ALICE TOWLE, Treasurer SENIORS Margaret Doe Geraldine Thayer Cecilia Downing Frances Lane Alberta Morrill Edith Paul Ruth Paul Patricia Thayer JUNIORS Janet Babcock Elda Baldacci Barbara Boardway Jennie Bujnievicz Catherine Dunlap Ruth Fitch Grace Seward Margaret Starke Alice Towle Edna Whyte SOPHOMORES Helen Lehman Elizabeth Leighton Ruth Logee Helen Rockwood Phyllis Shorey Olive Thayer PLEDGES Estelle Bretschneider Elizabeth D'Arcy Cynthia Darrah Molly Locke Patricia Rowley Claire Short Francis Smith Geraldine Stahl Eleanor Thompson -il NWN'lIl?.l4Vl!F.lIEN-'llflltlllllllQflIVXYsflIflVHllIQllEllE :.-..-,..- I:1291 ,-,i1..,i.....-. -,1,...L...l1 -l llflltllllli 4lKZllQANlllllillE C0 l L01 'f SU , liacln Row: Young, Graham, Williams, Baker, Oshcrxr, Full. S 111 I' 1 Wil n Walker, Smith. Dorothea Mowutt. Doris Mowntt, Powers, Cu lirst Now: Phelps. Carlisle. Mclnnis, Mrs. Tcwkshury. McNutt. Bartlett, Pray. lli3llHlllll lWlllU Chapter: Beta Gamma Established 1919 Founded at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, 1852 Officers MARY MCNUTT, President DOROTHEA MOWATT, Vice Preszdent DOROTHY WILLIAMS, Secretary and Treasurer RESIDENT MEMBER Marion Blewett SENIORS Florence Baker Katherine Mclnnis Mary McNutt Doris Mowatt Dorothea Mowatt Virginia Powers Marjorie Smith Beatrice Wison JUNIORS Florence Bartlett Marguerite Fall Dorothy Williams Rebecca Young SOPHOMORES Nancy Carlisle Mary Carswell Phebe Graham Marjorie Osberg Nan Pearson Gertrude Phelps Estelle Pray Alice Walker PLEDGES Ruth Bresnahan Martha Burns Emmy Lou Flandeis Frances French Dorothy McLeod Jean Moore Myrtle Thompson -1' NlliNllifl!llll7illfl 'l-flillillllllll2'lll'Y-llflliilllllQlllf'llE -li lf130fI ,iilll ,-,,,L.l...T. ,l,il..l1. ,L-,.-11.-q.lll'llHllllEi 41EZllQ1ibNllllllllE ..-:ir Back Row: Eaton, Libby, Fcctcau. Tltirrl Now: Tobey, Saunders, Nuttinfr, Nutter. Rowell. I Cl' l'll R'hl Kll Mll I' Svcmml Cow: Iamcr, 'anrers, lC arrson, e y, y ymuu. 1'l7'0'Ylfd Now: Winslow, McEwan, Holt, Mrs. Shorey, Hourihane, Seurlc, Grcnicr lkzbbllplllnbel llCllEllLlll1Al Chapter: Alpha Sigma Established 1929 Founded at Virginia State Normal School, 1897 YORA FLANDERS, President GERTRUDE CHAMBERLAIN, Officers MADELINE RICHARDSON, S6C7'etU,'r?j IVANETTA FECTEAU, Treasurer Vice-President SENIORS Charlotte Ball Ivanetta Fecteau Yora Flanders Madeline Richardson Louise Saunders Rachel Winslow JUNIORS Gertrude Chamberlain Louise Eaton Gabrielle Grenier Barbara Rowell Helen Thompson Constance Tobey Lillian Holt Dorothy Kelly Miriam Myllymaki Elizabeth Whiting PLEDGES Carolyn Files Patricia Hourihane Margaret Kay Theodora Libbey Helen McEgan Beatrice Nutter Harriet Nutting Pauline Roberts SOPHOMORES Evelyn Searle Priscilla Glazier Margaret Tobey .N lllkl rlllfflll 'ill lljfNH'rlllllllilll lllllQ'illllYr',lll'llill QllQ,Ile1'Il 1 Tl-.:..-' L1311 llflltllllli 4lEZllQ1ZhNlll1lllE --- Iimzln limo: Mezulur, Prulmskn Hosmer, Luncn, Parks. I II I bl b D A I 1 0'lU'fL fum: 'wrmun . HTH SOD , nrcrson, oss, Witlmm, L. Rowe. Surxzent, Ernst, Hilliard, Pull A. Rowe. S I I Sl Il' I Ikl ll, Huscall, Whitehead, Mrs. Lurrul , lratt, Kinnie, Wright. Ifrrnzt I lv: Scripture, S tl Luce. Cochrane. Frcese, Hough, Corson llflltllllliilllk llUllPSlllllL41DN Tlurcl Raw: Mrs. lyluluhl, Urzumu 'olv: 'mei crm, E :zu Chapter: Tau Established 1930 Founded at University of California, 1914 Officers PRUCIA M. LANEN,P0'12-Qident ANNIE MEADER, Secretary MYRTLE SAMPSON, Vice-President CYNTHIA CORSON, Treasurer RESIDENT Marion Hough PLEDGES MEMBER Prima Lanen Elizabeth Corriveau Mrs. Naomi Ekdahl Eifzabgth Parks Marguerite Ekdahl Ice Owe Grace E1'I1SlI Beatrice Luce Annie Meader Dorothy Pratt Myrtle Sampson Elizabeth Smith Emily White J UNIORS Cynthia Corson Olive Hascall Charlotte Scripture Louise Shackford Luceba Sherman SOPHOMORES Beda Anderson Conradene Bowen Mildren Cochrane Christine Freese Izola Prohaska Natalie Sargent Elinor Foss Grace Hilliard Doris Hosmer Cora Kinnie Elizabeth Mechlem Elsie Putnam Laura Rowe Bernice Whitehead Ruth Witham Barbara Wright NNNllEillfllEllEN-llllltllllllllQ1llfXY-fllllltllllIQllEllE 1-. I132j -..T..--- llflllilllli llgllQzAXNlll1llllE -T- Bacl: Row: E. Thompson, Brusnuhun, Culnun, Trumbly. A Thompson. S mid Ro :He ' Rcdde P' sk L'v' 'st O'B . llplll llLAlWlllBllD9i Sllltllwlk Chapter: Epsilon Established 1929 Founded at Boston University, 1921 Officers DOROTHY CALNAN, President STACIA ZOLKOS, Secmtav U CLARE BRESNAHAN, Vice-President LILLIAN PERKINS, Treasure? RESIDENT MEMBER Ann Beggs SENIORS Clare Bresnahan Anna Redden JUNIORS Dorothy Calnan Frances Langlois Lillian Perkins Stacia Zolkos SOPHOMORES Helen Henry -Eleanor McGreal PLEDGES Annette Livingston Evelyn O'B1'ien Josephine Pinska Margaret Rhome Marguerite Shanahan Jane Slobodzian Anna. Thompson Elizabeth Thompson l NllllilIEfIIillEllEN-'llllllilllllllQ,1lFY-1Ililli'llllIQlIlli,,Ili f133j ' -M? fll'llli'llllll1 1llZllQANlllQ'Jlllllll5. ---1 Ifaclc Row: Small, 'l'rzuslu:ski, Ccllzurn, K. Wood, C. Clark, E. Clark, Pzxtenaude. Second Now: Bcverstock, Tczuruu, O'Hurc, Greenwood, Stokes, Lulielle, H. Wuull. . Front Huw: Vnrney, Pike, Whyte. Rogers, Burton, Brennan. Dinnermun. lllZ1ZhSlIQllUllE AN lU llU2AXSllKllEflll INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Officers BARRON ROGERS, President JOSEPH WHYTE, Secretary EDWARD FOLSOM, Vice-Piesident ROBERT EADIE, Treasurer MEMBERS Kappa Sigma Malcolm Brennan Kenneth Wood Theta Chi Harry Wood Malcolm Beverstock Sigma Alpha Epsilon Charles Wettergreen George Milot Alpha Tan Omega Julian Teague ,Kenneth Varney Lambda Chi Alpha Stewart Stokes Norman Greenwood Phi Mu Delta Leslie Colburn Benjamin Trzuskoski Pi Kappa Alpha Edward Folsom Gordon Moore Theta Upsilon Omega Clifford Clark Elroy Clark Alpha Kappa Pi Barron Rogers John Pike Phi Alpha Bernard Alpers Maurice Dmnerman Theta Kappa Phi Joseph Whyte James Dwyer Alpha Gamma Rho Charles Burton Phillips Hall Phi Delta Upsilon Robert Eadie Lloyd Wells Tau Kappa Epsilon Duane Patenaude Norman Small Delta Epsilon Pi James 0'Ha,re Henry LaBelle :T-'.-M.. N ll N Ili'Il'll ill iN-flflfllrllllllillflll f-'llflil Il'lll52lllf.Il 2 T? N311 l- lfllilllli 4lIZ.lllQ,1f3kN llllllllf, -sf,-.11 Back Row: Sweeney, Abbiutti. Panugoulis, Targonski. Sixth Now: Prendergast, McLaughlin, Caminati, Sweetser, Forrini, Martineuu, McKiniry. Fifth. Row: Sims, Mclssac, Bachelder, Short, Steele, Leigh Jaques, Morrissey, Abbiutti. Fourth Row: Toolin, Knox, Barker, Callahan, Hayes, Hawkes, George Jaques. Third Row: Holt, Wilson, Marsden, Boyle, Wood, LaMarche. Gibbons, Conroy. Scccmd Row: Dow, Kerr. Picard, Stevens, Wilcox, Loeschner, Jensen, Howe. Front Row: Prentice, McGuirk, Steil'y, Lucinski, McKoan, Ayers, Henderson, lirunnen lRAll5llPA Sllllllk liek Chapter: Beta Kappa Established 1903 Founded at University of Virginia, 1869 Officers THOMAS MCKOAN, President HAROLD HAWKES, Secretary CHARLES WILSON, Vice-President MALCOLM BRANNEN, Treasurer RESIDENT Leigh Jaques Delfo Caminati Harry McLaughlin MEMBERS Owen Steele John Flannery Thomas Marsden John C. Kendall Lewis Swain Carl Lundholm Thomas Laton Harold Loveren SENIORS Ennio Abbiatti Robert Ayers Malcolm Branne Robert Callahan John Conroy Richard Dodge Harold Hawkes James Hayes l'1 Laurence Henderson ...-1.-xi N ,INN Ili' Il' Il i ll KN -' Il Ill L llllll EIQIITYQ 'ill 'll ll Illilll i ll i Waldron White Ray Whitehouse Charles Wilson JUNIORS Lincoln Ferrini William Gibbons John Holt Chester Howe Leland Picard James Prentice Joseph Toolin Kenneth Wood SOPHOMORES Oswaldo Abbiatti Edward Bachelder George Jaques William King Frank Knox PLEDGES Hiram Barker Richard Boyle Joseph Connor Robert Dow Donald Jensen George Kerr Paul LaMarche Theodore Locicero William Lucinski Robert McGuirk Donald Mclsaac Kenneth McKiniry flghgjwli ii Frank Morrissey Maurice Pike Edward Newell Alexander Robinson William Short James Steffy Leonard Wilcox Roy Loeschner Frederick Martineau George Panagoulis James Pollard Robert Prendergast Raymond Sims Henry Stevens George Sweeney John Sweetser Joseph Targonski :::::lWW1QMANWW1 lim-I: Now: McKinney. Paine, llevurstock, Hunley, Brown, Bemis, Whitney, Sturges. 'I I' R' ll ll k D t ll l' l B1 h il. l'iJt1, ww: iehards, l itcher, I rice, ' ui 4 oc . us on. ' unger ora , unc ur Fourth Now: Chrisliunsun, Baker, Waite, Ahlgren, Sargent, McKee, Serufini. Third Row: Wheelock, Miles, Rundell, Wood, Chase, Metcalf, Anderson. Second Ifow: Muchon, Palmer, Greene, Gilman, Peterson, Grillin, Day. Front Row: Werner, Ausrustinns, Smlfnrcl, Mrs. Smith. Morrison. Dawson. Clark, Hanna. Twwwklmwl EU O :anew sv' mmf: m E25 H S1255 fi Zo? 'N H02 cn Fig S sg? S. UST '17 5:55 2 Elsfi. 5 miii' 3' E553 fl QRS' gg 03 1-1- 56 Z 3 ga Q-55' 5 SF E MG' 3535 See is :ser va pg l-1 'D U2 CD 52 U1 P123 G: 352 P1 ,hmm m :Qc S' QF? E 0:5350 g, mm CD ei Q I-4 53 LD mi b-4 iQ O FIFO :W MEMBERS . L. Martin . V. Tirrell . W. Hitchcock G. Webster SENIORS Adler Alhgren Robert Augustinus George Blanchard Malcolm Chase Robert Greene Howard Hanley Charles Hanna Henry Lane Clarence Metcalf Robert Morrison Conrad Peterson Norman Randell Robert Richards Enzo Serafini Karl Smith Harold Waite Harry Wood JUNIORS Malcolm Bevcrstock Warren Burns Roy Clark Charles Dawson John Gilman Rodney Gritlin Edward Hanna Bartlett McKinney Herbert Maehon Philbrook Paine Stephen Palmer Ernest Werner Richard Whitney Howard Wilson SOPHOMORES Paul Anderson John Baker Harold Brown Edward Dawson Thomas Day l-larold Duston Lawrence Haddock Fred McKee Morey Miles Trevor Price Gould Pitcher Theodore Sargent Hollister Sturges Harold Wheelock PLEDGES Comus Aliapoulos Warren Allen William Baker Richard Belcher Richard Briggs Francis Carey John Carlin Theodore Darling Franklin Burnham William Freeman il N llN llill'lEli.llliN'fllllltlll lll lllQflll1Yr'lllilllillllllgllli llli im- I 136 fl Elton Glover Robert Harris Earle Harvey John Hodgdon Norris Jackson Arthur Jorgensen Arthur Learnard Whitman Levensaler Edward Lincoln Donald MacArthur Leon Magoon Stanley Manning Edward Matheson Donald Newman John O'Brien George Parker Raymond Parker Kenneth Reardon William Rugg Roland Sawyer Ridgeway Sharpless Nathaniel Vidito Frederick Walker llll'llHltIli lllZllQzAhlNlllJlllM1llE Back Row: Adams, Murray, Mahoney, Muhur, McGrath, Purringrton, McGraw, Steeves. Sinvth Now: Lloyd Wentworth. Alfred Hough, Frank Hough, Moriarty, O'Connor, Freeman, Cuntlin, Lavigne, Grimes. Fifth Row: MacGowan, James McLeod, John McLeod, Greer, Lavallee, Congdon, James Wentworth, Sousanc, Brown. Fnurtlt llnw: l+'arrinI:ton. Viano. Nesmith, Ron-irlvr, Auerbach, Perrault, Ahern, Donovan, O'Mullcy. Third Row: McSwiney, French, Reeves, Loughlin, Angwin, Vadeboncoeur, Maxwell, Moreau. Second Row: Hoyt, Fothersrill, Brett, DollolT, Carleton, White, Field, McGrath. I 1'o'nt Row: McCooey, Churest, Wageman, Mrs. Gribbin, Prescott, Dekker, Marshall. Boucher, Milot. Slllllllivllllbk Altllplltlllzbh llEllPSlllllLlDN Chapter: New Hampshire Beta Established 1917 Founded at University of Alabama, 1856 Officers WILLIAM DEKKER, President HENRY BRETT, Secretary LOGAN FIELDS, Vice-President RICHARD MARSHALL, Treasure? RESIDENT Theoph-il Wageman Wendall Anderson Frank Hough MEMBERS Charles Wettergreen Roy Boucher Parke Hoyt JUNIORS I-Ienry Brett Terry Lapeza G'-20l'gG Anderson Keith Carleton Malcolm Lavigne Norman Al9X2Udf-31' Richard Auerbach Lcandre Charest James Loughlin E1'116St Christensen Clark Cantlin Samuel Farrington Russell MacGowan Edward Getchcll Linwood Congdon Logan Field Francis McGrath Ha1'01d Leilvltt William Dekker William Grimes Roy McGrath Arrwld P91'I'9t0Y1 Norris Fothergill John McGraw James McLeod Percy Reed Penn French Alphonse Meersman John McLeod Raymond Starke John McCooey Morris Nerbonne William McLoughlin SENIORS Francis McSwiney Frederick O'Connor George Mahar ' Arthur Mahoney James Wentworth Robert Maxwell George Abbe Richard Marshall PLEDGES Morris Moriarty Charles DOUOH' George Milot William O'Malley FHIUCIS Donovan Kendall Murray Harold Angwin Gerald Perrault Charles Freeman Cai-1 Pun-ington Victor Blakeley Cornelious Quinn glllbellllli Lavallee Lloyd Wentworth geinz Brgwn Raosill Ri-Berg-as ean oreau arren reer Fre eric: ogler Philip Prescott SOPHOMORES Edward Healy Ford Steeves Arthur PltZ Richard Ahearn Alfred Hough Frank Vadeboncoeur Laurence Viano Silas White .if Nl1lN IllfIlI'Illilllf1Nr'fll'clll Ill,lll.llQ,',lllNYr'elllflllllllllllllll: --- f1371 ,.,, --F-fi flllflltllllli 1lEl1lllQ,fkNlllFlllllE ,, . liacln Row: Jackson, Crass, I . Randall, Mitchell, Thcodos, Chandler, Low, Hawecli. lfijtlt lfow: Crawford, Edgerlcy, Parker, Ekstrom, Pearson, .l. Randall, Crowell, Hadley. ldourtlt Now: Brooks, G. Stewart, Tuauzue, Seavey, Mulford, lialchclder. Bertelsen. Tltirll Now: Clark, Paine, lfussmicht. Rhodes, Bendixen, Stimmell, Kruger. Sccmul Now: Burrinyrton, Perkins, Michael, Pulmvr, 'l'ull. Raduazo. Little. 1 Vi H Ll Kl u Di 1 I z'1:'v1 I limi: Pinizrue, irncy, ooh , ein, li shcy, ivis, 'ork, M. Stewart. AllLl1E9llHll2Ak llfzbkllll 1lDlWlllElllA Chapter: Delta Delta Established 1917 Founded at Richmond, Virginia, 1865 Officers NORMAN KLEIN, President EDWARD HAWEELI, Secretary JOHN RANDALL, Vice-President Joi-IN YORK, Treasurer RESIDENT Frederick Noyes MEMBERS M. Gale Eastman Stanley R. Shimer SENIORS Alf Hugo Bendixen Gilman Crowell Robert Little John A. Mulford Frederic Perkins Julian Teague Mathew Theodos JUNIORS William Benedict Albert Bertelsen Fred Clark Clayton Crawford Herman Edgerley Robert Hadley Edward Haweeli Norman Klein Herman Kruger Thomas Pingree John Randall Malcolm Stewart Lee Stimmell Kenneth Varney John York SOPHOMORES Walter Batchelder Edward Blood Raymond Bryant Lloyd Bushey Stanley Ekstrom Donald Fassnacht George Hill Bruce Koehler Richard Low Arthur Mitchell -? N ll N li Z' ll ' ll f ll 1 N -' Il' ll ll llollll' Il 'Y f138J A Robert Paine Richard Palmer Nathaniel Parker Charles Pearson Raymond Philbrick Henry Raduazo Frank Randall Arnold Rhodes PLEDGES Howard Brooks Clifford Burrington Earl Chandler Donald Cross Earl Davis Edward Hooper John Jackson Edward Michael Donald Seavey Glenn Stewart Arthur Toll H ll Ill' ll ll 5 ll 1 ll 2 - i.l..l-..--l . ..-..l--- . ...L..-.1-1-- '.lllfllHllllli 1lZllQfk.Nilllflllslllli L..ii....1.1- , liaclc How: Chesley, Dunnan, J. Harris, Penn, Funston, Wilde, Morse, Brunel, Gribbin, Armstromr. Sixth. Row: Boynton, Griilin, A. Pike, Ives, Brown, Bacon, J. Allan, Dune, Ulricson. Fifth. Row: Billman, S. Chaloner, G. Harris, Nichols, R. Slack, Eustis, J. Slack, Lewis, Miller. lf'ou.1'th Raw: Bassett, Reed, Tucker, Naimie, Penley, W. Pike, Freeman, Stone, Kennison. Third Row: Jeffrey, Kramer, Greenwood, Laurent, Mackey, Main, Stokes, DeMoulnied. Second Row: Brewster. Sawtclle, Felch, Gruilam. Guibord, R. Allan, Wark, Hall, Kearns. If rrml. Row: R. Tower, Prentice, Gates, R. Chaloner, Dullinprer, Clark, B. Tower, Bowman. lbbklwlllidlllllk 4lUllHlllll J-kllLllPllHll2Ak Chapter: Alpha Xi Zeta Established 1918 Founded at Boston University, 1909 Officers RAYMOND CI-IALONER, President FREDERICK GATES, Secretary WILLIAM DALLINGER, Vice-President WILFRED OSGOOD, Treasureo RESIDENT PLEDGES MEMBERS Gordon Bassett JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Paul Bell Wilfred Osgood Alfred E. Richards Clark L. Stevens SENIORS Edward Billman Raymond Chaloner William Dallinger Richard Eustis Frederick Gates James Harris Robert Ives Donald Penley Lawrence Prentice James Slack Raymond Slack Stewart Stokes David Wark lNlll Robert Andrews Everett Bacon Donald Brewster Stewart Chaloner Harvey Clark David DeMoulpied Donald Dunnan Norman Greenwood Robert Jeffrey Kenneth Kearns Grant Kramer Elmer Mackey Robert Main Warren Pike Kenneth Sawtelle John Allan Allan Armstrong Harold Bowman Donald Brunel Harrison Chesley Fred Dane Whitman Freeman Charles Graffam Donald Gribbin Arthur Kenison Arthur Lewis Julian Miller Arthur Pike Richard Tower Arthur Boynton Sumner Brown Curtis Funston Loring Guibord Maurice Grifiin Fred Hall George Harris Arthur Laurent Arthur Morse Charles Naimie Winfred Nichols William Penn John Reed Lewis Stone Burton Towers Harold Tucker John Ulricson Ronald Wilde ' N Il1'Il'Ilil5iNe'lll'Ill Il Il'Ill-JISIY-'ll5'lll Illlllllllllli L 139 J . l,,, lx: .ii..i.......i. JIiillHlllE 1lLlllQ1lhN lllllf lli -.L--1 i' -s..... ...Q-----l B1 aw UI ff 5 ' ir ' '1 'Nix 2.32, I V , 777 TTL. 1 .ne I 5, ff.-if umgib F Y 'fl Back Haw: Trzuskoski, Culderwood. Clow, Mitchell, Rumi, Stevens. Sixth Row: Mathes. Poley, McGee, Lizabeth, Law, Fletcher, Gibbons. Fifth. Row: Knox, Mulligan. Demers, Foley, Eastwick, Hawkins, Chagnon. Fourth Row: Richards, Harding, H. Schnare, Morin, Condon, Cunningham, Howell. Third Row: Dcene, York, Ahlizren, Foster, Ansara, V. Schnare, Allard, Dunn, Roy. Second Row: Soldati, Osgood, Stone, McGowan, Hall, Duley, Hikel, Clark. Front Row: Polisson, Holmberk. Elliott. Marston, Mrs. Henderson, Colburn, Fosher, Blaine, Thompson. llPllHlll livllllll llDllillLllF1Ak Chapter: Nu Beta Established 1918 Founded at Amherst, 1918 Officers LESLIE COLBURN, President JOHN STONE, Secretary CLARENCE ALHGREN, Vice-President GERARD HOLMBERG, Treasurer RESIDENT MEMBERS Donald C. Babcock C. Ned Elliott Leroy Higgins Philip Marston Clyde Munroe Harry M. Rugg Harry W. Smith SENIORS John Clarey Leslie Colburn Walter Foster Ralph Duley Nolan Hikel Gerald Holmberg Walter Mitchell Arthur Morse Paul Polisson John Stone Gordon Thayer Ernest Thompson JUNIORS Clarence Alhgren Kenneth Blaine Robe-rt Bremner Maurice Clark John Fletcher Henry Gibbons Robert Grifiiths Frederick Hawkins Frederick Howell Lucien Lizabeth Lawrence McGowan William Roy Robert Rumazza Herbert Schnare Vernon Schnare Ralph Stevens Benjamin Trzuskoski SOPHOMORES Martin Allard Frank Bianchi John Clow Amasa Condon Gordon Cunnin ham 8' Kenneth Deene Robert Downey Robert Downs Henry Dunn John Eastwick Harold Fosher Howard Hall Robert Haphey Leslie Hinckley Lewis Knox William Law Cornelius Morin William Vaders Charles York if N .IlN lll7.'iIllllQ?, DEN -'fllllli'lIIltIllliQ,l!l7Y- flIlf.li'llllll2 Il? l140J . PLEDGES Cosmo Ansara Walter Calderwood Roger Chagnon Henry Demers David Foley Kendrick French George Harding Peter Ktistes Milo Mathes Frank McGee Earle Mellet John Mulligan Roger Osgood Milton Poley Douglas Prescott Charles Richards Reno Soldati Donald Stewart John Swicklas ,, .i...i....... 1 1 , ,....ii.i llflltllllli 0lZllQANlllfIlIfllF Baci: Now: Whicher, Redfield. Moore. Stearns. l u'H l'f'lU! l C 't' 1' ' Wh'tc Cr-L Ki l ll 01 L tr eniy, oi 1, uqum, i , L-, mm. Third Row: McDonald. Currier, Diottc, Barney, Eames, Grinncl. Second Now: Hubb:u'd. Hunt, Purettie, Smith, Witherell, Lampron, Bucknuni. Front Row: Gleason. Tisrhc, Dearborn, Folsom, Wales, Morin, Cooper. llpli IKAIWPIJPZAR 2f5lllLllPllHlA Chapter: Gamma Mu Established 1929 Founded at University of Virginia, 1868 Officers EDWARD FOLSOM, President GORDON MOORE, Secretary PAUL DEARBORN, Vice-President MAURICE WALES, Treasurer RESIDENT George Grinnell Robert Tighe MEMBERS Roger Hunt Orville Wltherell Harold Abbott Donald Kimball PLEDGES C. Floyd Jackson George Thomas SENIORS Edward Folsom John R. Gleason Gordon Moore Maurice Wales JUNIORS Chester Battles Paul H. Cooper Paul Dearborn Clarence Ferry Arthur Learmonth Laurence Paquin William Stearns John Whicher SOPI-IOMORES Romeo Bucknam Virgilio Corti Norman Cree Norbert Diotte Robert Foss Romeo Morin Donald Perettie Donald Smith Richard Barney Thomas Clarke Harold Currier Carl Eames Harlan Hubbard Donald Huse Joseph Lampron William McDermott George McDonald Walter Palmer John Redfield Thomas Stylianos Winslow White ,Nll N'lHTfIIViIVli.GIVEN-HllfllllllllllQ',llllSY-'ll!7llifII1 ,lllQ.lli Ili -ll- L1411 fll'l!H4lllE 1llZlkQ7ikNlllTllE -iid-1 liacln Now: C. Brown, J. Brown. C. Clark. IC. Bartlett, Parker Hancock. Fifth Row: Pike. Whittemore, William Hancock, Wiitala, Furnans, Howard, Lowcock. F tl R :C ' R' .' K E. Cl 'l H -ss- W'lI' s G l h. our 1, ow arx. mes, enison, ax c, cnnr. cy, i iam , oocxic Third Row: Bunker, Dane, Parkinson. Murray, Cummings. Richard Brown. Sloan. Sncoml Now: Howe, Badprcr, Lovorinir. Hanson. Tallman. Harris. Front Row: Brooks, Giflin, W. Bartlett, 'l'horpe. Hoyt, Stark. Sumner, Carleton. TllHlllET1Ak llUllPSllllUKDN fftlltvlllllilltlk Chapter: Theta Alpha Established 1921 Founded at Hotel Pennsylvania, 1924 Officers CLIFFORD CLARK, President ALDIS CHRISTIE, Vice-President RESIDENT MEMBERS Chester Dodge Arthur Johnson Warren Westgate SENIORS Charles Brown Joseph Brown Alden Carlton Clifford Clark Ralph Goodrich Edward Hoyt Francis Kibbey George Magnuson Carlton Noyes Stanley Peterson Elwyn Riley :::?:?::::: Vnlitwfi Earl Tallman John Walstrom JUNIORS Elroy Clark Emerson Corson John Howard Alfred Lamberton Robert Stark Edward Whittemore SOPHOMORES Henry Bell Richard Brown Cleon Duke Clesson Duke Franklin Greene Carroll Hamilton Parker Hancock JOHN WALSTROM, Secretary GEORGE MAGNUSON, Treasure? Eliot Priest George Sumner Howard Witham PLEDGES Neal Badger Woodrow Bartlett Eben Bartlett Dana Bogart Philip Bunker Earl Carr Eliot Cummings Albert Furnans John Gifiin Norman Grover William Hancock Carl Hanson Basil Harris John Hennessey Morey Howe Richard Johnson Coleman Kenison Frank Lovering Richard Lowcock George Murray Clifford Parkinson Leslie Pike Howard Rines Wilbrum Schofield Arthur Sloan Justin Thorpe Carl Thunberg Theodore Weaver John Weeks Harry West Matti Wiitala Charles Wilkins Courtney Williams ll 'll Il'Ifiill1N-'ollll llllrlllli'Y-'olllltlilWllill' L1421 XJJI.. i.i.... ----- fllflltlllilli 4lKllllQANQlllfllflli lg- Ifuclc Now: Pike, Rosi, Cole, Philbrick. Mcllnnc. Larkin. Chapman. Fiftlz. Row: Johnson, Swail, Reney, Rnwclille. Turcotte, Smith, Smart. lf'ourLl1, Now: Dube, Bartlett, Bowen. Burt, Romeo, Irluyward, Kimball. Witlmm. 7'l, l If ' lf B tlu' B- l' M il n, Ro fers. Reid, Plzfstul, Crulc . mr on u 1, ca L, a mu x.. 1 c Sfrnoml Row: Vumros, DcVittori, Colby, lironlcs, Duryzin, O'Conncll. Elmer. ldront Now: Scott, Lelilunc, Iiickforrl. Herbert Jordan, Dultonrle, Anrlherg, Scrumrs !5klILllPllHllf3k lKAllPllPA llilll Chapter: Pi Established 1931 Founded at Newark College of Engineering, 1921 OU'ice1's BARRON ROGERS, President RICHARD SCOTT, Secretary WALDORF BARTLETT, Vice-President ORRIEN REID, Treasurer RESIDENT JUNIORS Henry Brookes MEMBERS H . , . Albert Burt Jolglfelailelmel Charles Butler Elias O'Connell George White SENIORS Waldorf Bartlett Fay Bowen Harry Croke Harry Mailman Mark Moore Orrien Reid Barron Rogers Richard Scott Ernest Smith Dixon Tureotte Lester Johnson SOPHOMORES Paul Chapman Ralph DeRonde James Romeo Frank Rosi PLEDGES John Allard Eric Andberg Franklin Beale Edward Colby Wilbur Cole Ernando DeVittori Ward Dube Edward Durgin Herbert Jordan Herbert Kimball Richard Larkin Clement LeBlanc Howard McLane Robert Plaisted Raymond Rawcliffe Everett Reney Richard Smart Cedric Witham John Bickford James Vangos -- - Nl! N lli'Cll'IlfIlfN-'lllll ll'll'lll'lloY-'lllll ll Il-lllllll ---' 51431 gl- Flllillhllllii llZlVQANlllFllli'I4Fo Iiaclc How: Bronstein, Dorson, Alpers. Third Row: Sulden, Katz. Reiss. B. Gordon. v,, 1 . V .Snumd how. Sherwood, Alnnmson, Rosen. Woll, Lcbow, Feldman. I-'rant How: Dinncrmzin, Davis, Schwartz, H. Gurdon, Siegel. llPllHlllll 1AMlLllPllHll1Ah Chapter : Omicron Established 1924 JOSEPH SCHWARTZ, President WILLIAM WOLF, Secretary HENRY SHERWOOD, Vice-President JOSEPH BRONSTEIN, Tfreasm eo SENIORS SOPHOMORES Benjamin Abramson Bernard Alpers Joseph Bronstein Saul Feldman Herbert Gordon Joseph Schwartz Henry Sherwood JUNIORS Maurice Dinnerman William Wolf Maurice Katz Edgar Lebow Jack Siegal PLEDGES Edmund Abramson William Davis Ben Dorson Bernard Gordon Morris Reiss Milton Rosen Arthur Salden '-'-i N IlN I:lTIll'llFfllfN-Jill lilllll1lQfllHKH'll'lIllIllJQ Ililllii, -- li- INIPI llfllllllfllli 4uQlllQ!+hNllllflllllllf :.-- liaclr Now: Bannon, Swain. Vaughan, Pelech, Novak, Fisher, Gauthier. Fourth Idnw: Koper, 0Neill, Peckham, Sullivan, E. Maynard, Sikoski, Scanlon. Third Row: Lanzilli, Munton, Hagerty, Glennon, Hamel, McCaugney, Lemay. Second Row: Murphy, Telsze, Tartacuk, Bozek, Gormley, Dee, A. Maynard. I r'o'n! Row: Hurley, Roche, Whyte. Campbell, Dwyer, Davis. llflltlllllillflbl Kkllpllpk llE3llHlllll Chapter: Epsilon Established 1923 Founded at Lehigh, 1900 Ojicers JOSEPH WIIYTE, President FRANK ROCHE, Secretary JOHN B. CAMPBELL, Vice-President ALEXANDER MAYNARD, Treasurer RESIDENT ' Francis Glennon Alvah Swain MEMBER rlgillgene Cgiormley John Tarule Thomas McGrail Ge3aYi'?iSLe11hraiSfy PLEDGES SENIQRS Theodore Novak James Bannon John Campbell Norman Hagerty Francis Lang Carlo Lanzilli Alexander Maynard John Murphy Frank Roche Arnold Sullivan Joseph Whyte JUNIORS Emile Bozek James Dwyer Albert Fisher Warren Peckham Jason Sikoski Edward Szlozek Titus Tarticuk John Vaughan SOPHOMORES Emery Davis John Dee James Grela Fernand Hamel Theodore Lang Andrew McCaugney John Munton Terrence Rafferty I I ' Ill NH'IlI'I1l ll ll Ill-3' IHY - Ill ll ll Ile? ll Ir! IN Ili' Ill Ili II451 Robert Beamis Joseph Cashman Joseph Gauthier Thomas Gould Charles Grocott Robert Jeannotte Zygmond Koper Daniel Labnon Ernest Maynard Steven Novak Bernard Pelech Paul Perrault John Scanlon Harry Telge Roland White .. ,-v., -?---- - .lv . w , , ,-........,l, dlfllilllllli ..- lmcln Row: Fenton, R. Dearborn, Cull, lfowlc, Wilson. Latimer, Chamberlain. L. Blaisdcll. ldnurtll, Huw: Swascy, Willard, lirussurd, Rogers, Courounis, Monahan, Couture. Emerson. ' ' ' R 'k J P' B i'lI I'. Bl 'sl ll. 'lhzvd Now. P. Henderson, Stevens, oc , oy, imcc, ani , ' uiscc Second Row: S. Markos. Kittrerlsrc, French, Hayden, Allen, Eastman, L. Henderson, B. Markos. Frzmb Row: Holmes, C. Dearborn, Burton, Hall, Smith, Garland, linker, Titus. !5MlLllPllHll2AX llllzeklldlllwlk llQllHIl4lD Chapter: Omega Established 1924 Founded at University of Ohio, 1904 Officers PHILLIPS HALL, President HAROLD GARLAND, Secretary CHARLES BURTON, Vice-President LESLIE BLAISDELL, Treasurer RESIDENT Paul Henderson Samuel Courounis Roland Joy P illip Couture MEMBERS George Kittredge Curtis Dearborn P3111 Blood Forrest Smith Henry Eastman R. B. Dearborn J. R. Hepler L. P. Latimer Frank Reed F. W. Taylor SENIORS Fred E. Allen Charles Burton JUNIORS Robert Baker Fred Blaisdell Leslie Blaisdell Stanton Cull Harold Garland Phillips Hall Laurence Titus Raymon Willard SOPHOMORES Clarence Banfill Dana Goodwin Basil Markos Charles Monahan Howard Prince PLEDGES William Andberg John Bakie Roger Brassard John Cameron Edwin Chamberlain Alfred Conners Glendon Emerson Karl Fish Harlan Fowle Benjamin French Arno Hangas Robert Hayden Laton Henderson George Hilton Harry Holmes Headley McBride Simon Markos Frank Rock Warren Rogers Thomas Sheehan Lester Stevens Joseph Swasey Hoyt Wilson l- NHNl?EfIlVllEllTN'llfltllllllQl!VY-flll'lltlllll2,lllilll3 - f146j ,il-.l-l l. Jlfllilllli 4lEZllQ!kNlllllFllE lg- Hacl.: Now: Woodward. Tuxhury. Waanunvn, Perkins, Wigprin, Haynes, W. M. Osgood, R. Ellsworth. S1T.rLlL Now: Kimball, Brown, R. Dustin, Hitchcock, Macdonald, Gray, Morse, E. Dustin, Varney. ldiftlz. Row: MacLean, L. liurlimzamc, Hopkins, Thomas, Bowler, Nason, C. Ellsworth, Fox, Whitcomh. vp r- -h'llllS '-4 Rst: W l.l'll RB'l'f -W'lI'. J '.m. Iiflldflllf lion . Ale nun, emi. , or rn, oor 'u er, . ui ingamc, 1 cms, enm-un Tlnirll Row: Neal Barnett, Sanborn, Blaisdcll, 'l'rul'anL, Wilder, Thompson. Fcindcl. Second Now: Wells, Peirce, J. Osgood, W. B. Osgood, Galloway. Mott, Skelton, Dow, Williams. Front Row: Moulton, Clay, Pryor, Eudic, Barker, Williamson, Swongcr, Jackson. llPllHlll llDllillLllFA llUllPSllllL4lDN L Officers LAURENCE BARKER, President PI-IILLIP THOMAS, Secretary W. ROBERT EADIE, Vice-President DEAN WILLIAMSON, Treasurev RESIDENT Ralph Williams SOPHOMORES Clifton Brown MEMBERS Carroll Degler John Hauslein Frederick Jackson Russell Skelton Clair W. Swonger SENIORS Laurence Barker Edward Dustin Robert Eadie Russell Ellsworth Frederic Fuller David Jennison Jonathan Osgood Frank Whitcomb Dean Williamson JUNIORS Elwyn Boston Roland Burlingame Howard Fcindel John Fox Wesley Haynes Raeburn Macdonald Maynard MacLean G. Allen Mott Wilfred Osgood Phillip Thomas Robert Thompson Robert Varney Lloyd Wells Ralph Wiggin, Jr. G. Morrill Barnett Leland Burlingame Malcolm Clay Roger Gray Edward Hitchcock Ralph Kimball Winslow Neal William Osgood Edwin Trufant Douglas Woodward PLEDGES Gordon Archibald Merle Bemis Kenneth Bla-isdell Donald Bowler Robert Dustin Clifford Ellsworth John Galloway Richmond Hopkins George Jefferson Claude Morse Kenneth Moulton Donald Nason Beland Peirce Chester Perkins Robert Pryor Kenneth Sanborn Robert Tuxbury A. Olavi Waanane Marshall Wilder Frederick Wood - llfri lIiirlli'llEllEN -'llflltllilllllQ,Jll'XY-'lllilltllllQ,llEQllI If147j l'l -gf: llllltlllllif. 1lQllQ15hN llllllllli lfaoln How: H. Sawyer, Worthen, Sargent, Dubois, Clnmr, Rudd. Kidder, Walker. l ifLlL Row: Barnard, Wimrin, Gould, Tihbetts, Parker, Kay, Wimrins. Wadsworth. Fuurtlt Row: Taylor, Seaver, McFadden, Omanrl, Lord, Belknap, Patenaude, Huse. fl'h.i-rd Row: Robinson, Bennett, Tucker, Davis, l. Hackler, St. Clair, Berry, Atkins. Second Row: Ayer, Tuttle, Aldrich, W. Handschumaker, Caunhey, Huitt. William Hackler, Walter H kl J h ac er, o nson. From. Row: Erskine, Rolfe, C. Sawyer, Tolman, E. Handschumakzr, Thorin. MacLellan. Sargent, Mauricette. llliekllll lK1AklIPllP1Ak llEllPSlllllL1lDN Chapter: Alpha-Nu Established 1932 Founded at Illinois Wesleyan, 1899 Officers JOHN B. MACLELLAN, President MURRAY SARGENT, Secretm 11 CURTIS SAWYER, Vice-President PRESTON ROLFE, Treasurer RESIDENT Ernest Thorin William Bennett MEMBERS Herbert Rudd Henry Clapp Bert Huggins Herbert Moore SENIORS Gordon Ayer Carlton Buttrick Donald Berry Henry Davis Edward Handschumaker Ivah Hackler Almond Lord John MacLellan Robert Mauricette Duaine Patenaude Preston Rolfe John St. Clair Gordon Tolman JUNIORS Arden Atkins Ernest Huse Albert MacFadden Curtis Sawyer Murray Sargent Norman Small John Worthen SOPHOMORES Walter Handschumaker Robert Hoitt Gerald Johnson PLEDGES Norris Aldrich Clayton Barnard Harold Belknap Newton Carrol Robert Caughey Laurent Dubois Ralph Erskine Ernest Gould Walter Hackler William Hackler William Kay Maurice Kidder Arthur Omand John Parker Frank Sargent Henry Sawyer Leslie Seaver Wallace Taylor Robert Tibbets Leland Tucker Edward Tuttle Burton Wadsworth Fred Wiggrin Clifford Wigg-ins N llNflll1'lllilll7.lllfNs'.Ill 'l!HlfIll.lIll2f.lll'Y-'lll'llHlllll-Qlllillllii --- f1481 x -.ii illillilllllf 4iZliQ,ANlll'llFl1E Haclc Now: Hamm, Chase, Adams, Blanchard. Fourth, Now: Little, Ashton, MucDonuld, Briunos, Goss, Goodrich, Bluisdell. Third Row: Guay, Edgerley, Horne, Cronshuw, Gibson, Phelps, Whitney. Seccmd Row: Whittemore, Crosby, Foster, MacFadyen, Bukus, lfutyluk, Ross. Frufnt Row: Kourides, LuBeIle, O'Hm'e, Prof. Bisbee, Young, Jackson, King, Suigh. llDllEllLJlFA llEli5SlllllL1lDN lIE3lll Chapter: Gamma Established 1927 Founded at University of Chicago, 1925 Officers JAMES O'HARE, President HAMMOND YOUNG, Secretary HENRY LABELLE, Vice-President RESIDENT MEMBER Harlan M. Bisbee SENIORS Charles Hayes James O'Hare JUNIORS Raymond Adams Samuel Bakus Charles Blaisdell Thomas Cronshaw George Crosby Thornton Dickson W1-1 N lll llli John Edgerley Everett Foster Emerson Horne Carroll Jackson Henry LaBe1le Willard Phelps Lorenzo Ross Ronald Whitney Hammond Young SOPHOMORES Byron Blanchard Christos Brianos John Chase William Fatylak CARROLL JACKSON, Treasurer Edward Gainey Sidney Gibson Burton Goodrich Robert Goss Harold Ham George Kourides Donald MacFadyen Ernest Saigh PLEDGES Ralph Ashton Gerard Guay Linn Little Mervin MacDonald Harold Nossiff David Whittelnore 'fllillillild 'i'VcliixllhlliliillQ1rtlii1hYi rliillii-liilig llloi lllii il f149j UHHHE HEZIIQANINHHE -...T.,..-- Senior Skulls UWA Qhjuibyfl Zwwz-fri? :lull YCQMQ ULJMV wird C7df2Z1'4d-:V 7 W J- JOKM-W4 QZZQQ HMM MQAWZXHP ' fffwffd lf IIINIIEUIHIEMENNHIHKHIUHQHIFY-1IUIHIHllQ1lE,1I!i - - It 151 fl ---4MWM1URAfWNW-'-- UC if 0117 f ' ' mir mu ' I1 I I6 B onstein, Colburn, Mitchell, Thnyer. ll d ld Blanchard, Chase, 'Fen ue, Cruke. 17 'nt Row: Burker, Whyte, S o L! Second Row: Chuluner, Hawkes, Conroy, Wugcmun. t lies, Rogers. MMWWIKEY Honorary Senior Society Of?I:C67'S JOHN CONROY, President JOSEPH WHYTE, Vice P1 eszdent BARRON ROGERS, Secretary-Treasureo' MEMBERS Lawrence Barker George Blanchard Joseph Bronstein Raymond Chaloner Malcolm Chase Leslie Colburn John Conroy Harry Croke Joseph Whyte Harold Hawkes Walter Mitchell Jean Moreau Barron Rogers Stewart Stokes Julian Teague Gordon Thayer Theophil Wageman N III N III' III 'IIi IIJN -'III 'IIIII III III-ll' II 'Y-' III 'IIIII III? III II i - f152j I ,,,i xr,1I. 'llflll all Il 1 ll ttfitlllxlefholii lllllll 'll i 423 1' H . lfwclc Now: French, Vuupxhun, Whicher, l'hel1 , like, lulcott. llunt, Front Hou Hurley, Jackson, Holt, Clark, Wells, Pri-ntico S llplltlll llllbl X Junior Honorary Society Founded 1921 Officers JOHN HOLT, President CHARLES DAWSON Secletaru ROBERT HADLEY, Vice-President PHILLIP THoMAs Trtasureo M embers Robert Baker Malcolm Beverstock Stewart Chaloner Harvey Clark Charles Dawson Maurice Dinnerman Penn French Henry Gibbons Robert Hadley John Holt Thomas Hurley Samuel Kushious John Whicher Alfred Lamberton Lucien Lizabeth Kendall Murray John Parker James Prentice Forrest Smith Robert Stark Phillip Thomas Dixon Turcott Kenneth Varney John Vaughan Lloyd Wells 11 ,p,,'-- Nil N ll i'Il'IliflliN+'lll'Ill ll ll Ili-3flli'Y Il Ill Ill I' lll Il f153j - l lkll -ll lll1HlllE 4lQllQ1AkNllllIfllE , 11,-.1.l. 1 ,-1,l..l.l.-- Baal: Now: Atwood, Puul. Bukur, Burnaby. Front 16010: Meehan, Flanders, Powers. 4lUAllP 2AXNllU MZNDNWVN Honorary Senior Society Founded at University of New Hampshire, 1928 Ojj'ice'rs FLORENCE BAKER, President BARBARA BARNABY, Vice-President VIRGINIA POWERS, Secretary-Treasureo' M embers Yora Flanders Nancy Meehan Ruth Paul Virginia Powers Natalie Ames Charlotte Atwood Florence Baker Barbara Barnaby lllfi llEll'llElIEN-lllItlIlllllQllFYY- llFllHlllIl2llEllE L 154 1 li Clltllflllllli 1lEZl!QAlNllllll1E -l....'-' lmrln limo: Walstrom, BlIi.tl'lClC, Sheehan, Walker, Alexander. Curtis. Huddlcaton. l o14.1-LIL linw: Mlll'lCllXVltZ, 'l'olmun, Alpcrs. Chandler, Hitchcock, Vullimllll. Pettcc. l I' U' l D I t' II' ' -4 Third Row: Murceuu, Scwcl , JISSOY, IC cur, unn, Al lmer. ' lglrln.. Second Now: Hounscll, Perkins, Jackson, Ekduhl, Royce, Richardson, Jones, LIIDK, Ayer. Front Row: McLellan. Flint. Gudd, Morrill, Pratt, Burnaby, Kulijnrvi, Nulsen, Robbins. llPlltlllll llRAllPllQ2Ak llPllHlll Established 1922 Chapter: University of New Hampshire Officers MRS. E. T. RICHARDSON, President JOHN UICKER, Secretary DR. A. E. RICHARDS, Vice-President PHILIP MARSTON, Treasurer SORORES IN A. N. French FACULTATE J- R. Hoplor Leroy Hlgpglns Ethel Cowles L. W. HQ ll .k Naomi Ekdohl Horace E.CHCciJwes Alma Jookoon E1-ic T. I'I'l.lLllllGSt0I'l Gwoodolro Joooo, C. Floyd Jackson Helen MCLHllg'hllYl L- Phelps Latimer DUNS Pafadls Edward M. Lewis Edythe Richardson J. C. Kendall Lucmda Smlth David Kellam Roth Towlo Thomas McGrai1 Rose Yeaton pl M. Marston FRATRES IN James A. Marceau , Clement Moran FACULTATE W. C. O,Kane Norman Alexander Donald M. Perkins H. H. Scudder Hermon Slobin Melvin M. Smith Henry B. Stevens John J. Uicker K. W. Woodward H. C. Woodworth SENIORS Fred E. Allen Bernard Alpers Gordon Ayer Florence M. Baker Barbara Barnaby Minnie P. Bottorff Emma Brisson Carlton Buttrick Eileen Gadd Robert Hooper Harriett Hubbard Dorothy Jenkins Elinor Johnson Dorothy Kalijarvi Velna Kelso Everett Lang Harry Markowitz John McLellan Mark Moore Alberta Morrill Dorothy Nulsen Dorothy Pratt Anna Redden Robert L. Richards Paul J. Robbins D. C. Babcock Charles H. Pettee W V ' Frances Royce George Bauer George Potter a1ren,Chandlel Thomas Slwehfln Russell Bissey T. G. Phillips H- Los-110 CUYUS Gordon Tolmon Stewart Dunn Alfred E. Rlchal-as Roth Dofleo William Volkman M. Gale Easltlllan E. G. Ritzlllan ROb61't E21di0 John Walstrom C. Ned Elliott Herbert Rudd Elizabeth Flint Emily White Qi- lIlN llllfllt Illif.llE.NHillflIlilIl lll.lllQ,'.lVVhYH 'lll'lIl'lllVllQlll3.'lll 1 H551 'fllflltlllllli 4lIZGIlQ1ikNlll7llllllFi , e, u trick, Walker, Chundl Haul: lion Tulman Abb B t rm: 6l'. I t Now' Hills. liuj 'f ' ' Kessler, Row ll. Gzull I. llB1lD4lDlK 1AkNllD SllUllQllDllLllL The Honorary Literary Society Founded at the University of New Hampshire, 1915 Officers RUTH-ELLEN DODGE, President DOROTHY KESSLER, Secretary CARLTON BUTTRICK, Vice-President GORDON TOLMAN, Treasufreo' FACULTY . . , JUNIORS MEMBERS Lillian T1 ombly Edward Y. Blewett Thomas McGrail Alfred Richards Lucinda P. Smith Robert Webster William Yale GRADUATE MEMBERS Francis Robinson C. Monroe Walker SENIORS Florence Baker Carlton Buttrick Warren Chandler Ruth-Ellen Dodge Eileen Gadd Harriet Hubbard Eleanor Johnson Gordon Tolman - NIHNIH Il Il IliN-llllfll llllll2'lIli'Y f1561 Jennie Bujnievicz George Abbe Edna Dickey Helen Farrington Jeanne Hills Hazel Hounsell Dorothy Kessler Lillian Perkins Barbara Rowell Edna Whyte - IN lil llllllf,lil',lll'. -. -J.. ip- Fllflltlllllli i4HflllQANllli'fllVllF. j,F-..-- llaclc Row: Sheehan, Chamberlain, Martin, Henderson. Second Raw: Davis, Dearborn, Eastman, Hisrxrins. Front Row: McBride, Allcn, Burton, Mecheski. 1AMlLllE3llHll1Ak META Honorary Agricultural Society Chapter: Granite Founded at Ohio State University 1903 FRED ALLEN, Chancellor CHARLES BURTON, Censor THOM FACULTY MEMBERS Roland B. Dearborn M. Gale Eastman Leon C. Glover Leroy Higgins Harold A. Iddles John C. Kendall Carl L. Martin Walter O'Kane George F. Potter Edward Rasmussen Clark Stevens F. W. Taylor K. W. Woodward Ojicers ARTHUR MORSE, Scribe EDWARD MECHESKI, Treasurer AS SHEEHAN, Clzronicler GRADUATE MEMBERS Neil Stuart Howard Hunter SENIORS Fred Allen Charles Burton Henry Davis Edward Mecheski Arthur Morse Thomas Sheehan JUNIORS Edward Chamberlain Paul Henderson Headley McBride -'- NIIIN Illi'SIll'Rlll',.IlfNHfllllllillllllQIllQ'illIf SYF'RQIl'll lll,l1LZ.Ill.lIll i I1571 ,Ti'. ' illtllillllli 4VQllQzAhNlltdltllE I-...ii Back How: Ncvin, Burns, Bottorlf, True, Nuttimr. Bartlett. Third Row: Scrufini. Platts, Casey, Miss Cowles, Mrs. McLuuLrhlin, Bowen. Second Row: DcVarncy, Lockwood, Cooper, Devcrcux, Scripture. Perkins, Cochrane. Pray. Front Row: Smnllcy, Miss Bowen. Woodward, Horton, l m'cl. Smith. Cooke, Winslow. lpglll llLAlWlllBllDA Established 1926 Founded at University of New Hampshire Officers VERA FORD, President MARY CASEY, Secretary NATALIE AMES, Vice-President CHARLOTTE SCRIPTURE, Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS Eunice True SOPHOMORES Rachel Winslow Irma Bowen Ethel Cowles Helen Leighton Helen McLaughlin Marion Stolworthy SENIORS Natalie Ames Vera Ford Jean Nevin Emily Perkins Ruth Sullivan JUNIORS Florence Bartlett Kate Burns Minnie Bottorff Mary Casey Marion Cooke Eileen Devereux Harriet Nutting Frances Platts Charlotte Scripture Dorothy Smith Florence Woodward Conradene Brown Mildred Cochrane Bernice Cooper Elizabeth Egbert Ruth DeVarney Marjorie Horton Doris Lockwood Mary O'Leary Estelle Pray Elvira Serafini Harriet Smalley Elizabeth Whiting N,IHNllE'ill'.llliIlENHflltllilllilllQ7lll'Ye'll llHlllQllllilli. ll L1581 ..-.1-D. lflltillli 1lEZllQANlllfl1Flli lmch: Now: Cushing, Anderson. Smzoml How: Davis, Pike, Whitney, Fuller, Jackson. I 'I'lJ'Dlff Now: Graham, Lang, Seymour. Mccheski. !5MIiQIlPlltlll2AX 4NUlIH4lll Slilllldllwlllzfgk Chapter: Mu Established 1911 Founded at University of Wisconsin, 1902 Officers RICHARD WHITNEY, President CARROLL JACKSON, Secretary HENRY DAVIS, T7'6l1SZL7'6fl' FACULTY MEMBERS Harold Abbott Nicholas Colovos Harold Iddles Richard Kimball Stanley Shimer Melvin Smith Todd Smith Alfred Taylor GRADUATE STUDENTS Ernest Anderson Merchant Cushing Howard Hunter David Kellam f- N lllN lllfflltlliliEN -1lllltllillillQ,fI1FY f159j Walter Lyford Donald Pitz SENIORS Gilman Crowell Henry Davis Frederic Fuller Arthur Graham Everett Lang Edward Mecheski Charles Pike Fred Snell Roy Wiggins JUNIORS Carroll Jackson Raymond Seymour Richard Whitney -'lll'lll'lllIQillljllE .i........l..i-- ,,,.i..i..l1- .l......il-- lf- lllltllllf, 4llZllQ1fMNlllllFl1F,1-T,--1 Back Row: Goodrich. Sheehan. Fourth Row: Stuart, Jackson, Carriyran. Third Now: Elkavich, Galloway, Trent. Hunter. Sccmul How: Morrill, Cowles, Ryder, Creath. Front Row: Hunkins, Barnaby, Thompson, Mrs. Jackson, lpltlllll SllllL.ZlWlA Chapter: Phi Established 1926 Founded at Ohio State University, 1915 Officers NEIL STUART, President BARBARA BARNABY, Secretary MARJORIE WEST, Vice-President RALPH GOODRICH, Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS STUDENTS Donald Barton Fred Allen Dorothy Barton Charles Bottorff James Conklin Ethel Cowles Roland Dearborn Stuart Dunn Leon Glover Leroy Higgins Alma Jackson C. Floyd Jackson Lorenzo Latimer Carl Martin Wilfred Osgood Charles Packard Edwin Rasmussen Edythe Richardson iii N lllN llll. Clark Stevens Ruth Thompson Marjorie West George White K. W. Woodward GRADUATE MEMBERS George Bissey Floyd Bryant Cecil Creath Howard Hunter Clyde Monroe Robert Richards Neil Stuart George Trent George Walker Barbara Barnaby Warren Burns John Carrigan Edwin Chamberlain W. Robert Eadie Frank Elkavitch Helen Farrington Raymon Galloway Ralph Goodrich Charlotte Hunkins Lionel Lavoie Alberta Morrill Arthur Morse Miriam Ryder Thomas Sheehan Karl Smith Lloyd Wells 'QIl'.IlEl!EN'-'1ll'.IlHIllllllQfll'XY-'Ill 'lIilIlllQfIlf lf 1- f160l li 'lllrlllillllralll. 4iLQZlVlQ,Nlillifllllfllll. 1--+ Back Now: Purrcton, Ilucldlcston, Ellsworth, Clark. Thomas, Eclyzerlcy. Bcrtclscn. I' tl H l lltl C l'lMt' M h IS Lll ' ' e Cow: uwuns.' C lQl', TRW OW , ill ann, cott, Mc c an. AllLllPl!Hll1AX Slll4lEZlWlA Founded at University of New Hampshire, 1925 Officers CLIFFORD R. CLARK, President ALBERT BERTELSEN, Vice-P1 mzdenf ALPHONSE MARCI-IAND, Secretowy-Treasureo' FACULTY MEMBERS Chester E. Dodge Eric T. Huddlesto Arnold Perreton George Thomas SENIORS Clifford Clark Russell Ellsworth John McLellan Il Alphonse Marchand George Scott J UNIORS Albert Bertelsen Herman Edgerley Clayton Crawford Richard Parke Ellsworth Martin John Fletcher NIHNIli'Ill'IliIlN-'IH'I1lIll'IlICIHQ,lllY Illli ll Il-J,IlilH 1 '- f1e1J FACULTY MEMBERS Howard Dickson fgsrw-M VQlllf'lltIllflll7, llllillldfk Nlllflllflllii ' Basin Row: Blaisdcll, Dickson, Volkmnn, Whitney, Walker. Svczmrl Now: Glennon, Joyal, Seymour, Uicker, Perkins. lfirst Now: Muuricettc, Corson, Rowe. lliblrarml, Flint, Ayer. llDllEllLllf125k llflltlllll Honorary Mathematics Society Established at University of New Hampshire, 1925 Officers WILLIAM VOLKMAN, President ALICE ROWE, Secretary JOHN GRADY, Vice-President LESLIE CURTIS, Treasurer Miltiades Demos William Kickline Donald Perkins Charles Sewell Herman Slobin Marvin Solt John Uicker Walter Wilbur Rose Yeaton SENIORS Gordon Ayer Malcolm Chase Leslie Curtis Elizabeth Flint George Freese John Grady Janice Kimball Everett Lang' Robert Mauricette Mark Moore Bernard Perkins Willard Pike Dorothy Pratt Paul Robbins Clayton Sargent William Volkman Franklin Whitcomb Arthur Witkus Hyman Wittenberg Edward Wood Harry Wood JUNIORS Willard Baldwin Roland Burlingame Cynthia Corson Joseph Cram James Currier Adam Dogan Howard Feindel Francis Glennon Rodney Griffin Wesley Haynes Ruth Hibbard Roger Hunt Leslie Huse Henry J oyal Bartlett McKinney Warren Peckham Clyde Quimby Harold Reinhart Alice Rowe Robert Rumazza Raymond Seymour Jason Sikoski Frank Szebak Edward Szlosek Richard Whitney - H-M. N.. N ll NI 'fIl'l fl N-'lfllf li It I7 WY-iIlZ'Il ll lf- lll ill i f162j -d--' 'alll 'slllilll Ill Z ll INEQNL N ll' Ill 'ell 1 t,,ll.ll-- Back Now: Baldwin, McCann. Buttrick. Walker, Wellman. 7'lLi1'd Rolo: N. Ekrlahl. A. Ekduhl, Hcrrimr, Osgood, Muyur. Second Row: Mann, Perkins. Hounsell, Mrs. Wellman, Varney. Front Row: Flint, Volkman, Pelletier. Boutelle. llRAllPllP2AX llDllEllLllH5X lpll Chapter: Beta Beta Established 1928 Founded at University of Illinois, 1909 Officers WILLIAM VOLKMAN, President RUTH DODGE, Secretary FLORENCE BAKER, Vice-President ERNEST PELLETIER, Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS Harlan Bisbee Edmund Cortez Adolph Ekdahl Naomi Ekdahl John C. Herring Gwendolyn Jones Thomas McGrail Philip Marston Doris Paradis Donald Perkins Herbert Rudd Charles Sewell Ruth Thompson Althea Truell fm'-T is Il William Yale Rose Yeaton Blanche Wellman Justin Wellman GRADUATE STUDENTS Hollis Baldwin William Hounsell James McCann Mary McCooey Philander Mann Flora Mayer James Osgood Lillian Trombly Elizabeth Varney Monroe Walker Mary Wilmot Murray Wright SENIORS Florence Baker Isobelle Boutelle Carlton Buttrick Ruth Dodge Elizabeth Flint Harriet Hubbard Dorothy Jenkins Velna Kelso ' Ernest Pelletier Anna Redden William Volkman NIl'll'Ii1iIlN-'Illl Illllii-l'IV'Y 'llmlll Ill' 'IVIV -'H' f163J -g , ,, N1 'll7llHllllE llillltdjklwllllllllii, f---- lirwlc Row: Chase, Howes, Dugan, Perfect, Brown, Hartwell. Scczmfl Row: Pike, Youmr, Lang, Beede, Uicker, D. Perkins, Moran. I Front Now: Smith, Woodward, Hounscll, Flint, Ycaton. Hihbzirrl, lforrl, E. Perkins. llPllHlllll llLAlWlllBllU2ik llPllHlllIl Honorary Physics Society Founded at University of New Hampshire, 1919 Officers DONALD M. PERKINS, President ELIZABETH FLINT, Vice-President ADAM DOGAN, Secretarqf-Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS William Hartwell Horace Howes Harold Leavitt Clement Moran Raymond Starke GRADUATE MEMBERS Donald Perkins John Uicker Rose Yeaton SENIORS Gordon Ayer Charles Brown Carlton Buttrick Clifford Clark Henry Davis -il N ll Elizabeth Flint Vera Ford Everett Lang Emily Perkins Alfred Philbrick Willard Pike Paul Robbins Murray Sargent William Volkman John Walstrom Norman Wright JUNIORS Willard Baldwin Arnold Beede Bradley Booth Minnie Bottorif Elliot Burbank James Currier Adam Dogan Wesley Floyd Wesley Haynes Constance Hazen Ruth Hibbard William Jordon Henry Joyal Alfred Lamberton Robert Perfect William Roy Dorothy Smith Florence Woodward Hammond Young' SOPHOMORES Philip Chase Miriam Myllymaki Esther Whipple N ll l'fIlllillCi ll JN -' ll 'll all ll llllllll 'Y I-'lllililll Illlll 3 ll 1 li- f164j Jllqllmllllli 4lQllQzZXlNlllrllUlE ,Lil Ifarlc Now: Gibbons, Knox, Le xxl' month, Auxtllstinus. If'ro'nt Nl 1':av : l'rf'nch. Wood, Brunnen. SllFllUl!DllENllf 'U 41D IIUN 1lZll lL Ojiicers HARRY WOOD, President JAMES SLACK, Secretary HERMAN EDGERLEY, Vice-President FRANK KNOX, Treasurer Seniors Robert Augustinus Malcolm Brannen John Conroy Wilbur Schurman James Slack Charles Wettergreen Harry Wood Juniors Herman Edgerley T. Penn French Henry Gibbons Arthur Learmonth Sophomore Frank Knox rl- NNN IiE'lll'lIlIfIFNHlll'lll llllllIQflIl.'Y-'lll'lIl'lllalll?lllillli L1651 Y l ,, , H V ,-,-,.7--........1-. iggigijgijigi 'alll all lll l, ll llll N lllrllllll ', Burl: Now: Wuntzcll, Paul, Flnnclvrs. lv'1'ont Raw: Towle, Meehan, Atwood. NWWlDlWllJEN9S llEXllE4IUllUllllllWllE 1lEZlDllUN41lZlllllL Oyficefrs NANCY MEEHAN, President ALICE TOWLE, Secretary CHARLOTTE ATWOOD, Vice-President CONRADENE BOWEN, Treasurer SENIORS Charlotte Atwood Yora Flanders Nancy Meehan Ruth Paul J UNIORS Gertrude Chamberlain Alice Towle Eva Wentzell SOPHOMORE Conradene Bowen Nw: aooa' :ii N ll N ll lfllfll YIVN-'ll'll ll ll Il- WY-'Il'Ill Il Ill-will ill I gig: 51661 'lllflltllllli 4lZllQ74hNl1lflli'llli ir: 3 Baclc Raw: Mitchell, Martin, Wright, Chase. Williams, Grillith. Seczmd Row: Rhode, Feindel, Morin, Wheelock, Blanchard. Front Row: Scott, Rogers, Witham, Andrew, Day, LaBelle. NYU, Ml., 'll A0 Officers CEDRIC WITHAM, P'l'6S'id6'l'lt HOWARD WHEELOCK, S6C7'6ta7'y ROBERT GRIFFITH, Vice-President RICHARD SCOTT, Treasurer CABINET MEMBERS George Blanchard Wilfred Morin Phillip Chase Arnold Rhodes Thomas Day Barron Rogers Howard Feindel Richard Scott Robert Griffith Dixon Turcott Henry LaBelle Howard Wheelock John McLellan Courtney Williams Richard Martin Cedric Witham Arthur Mitchell Howard Witham Norman Wright : Nl! N Il i'Il'Ili ill! iN-'Illl clllcclllll1'Illc'Y-'Illli lllllldll ill i it ' l167j 'rIIlfllfiIliIH,iQ1 4rlZl1Q,fhNlllllllIF, il..i. ..1 Back Now: Baker, Miss A:-minwull, Sherman. Second Now: Dalton, Durosku, Anderson, Saunders. Front Row: Mellctt, Hunkins, Goodman, Kessler, Hough. NYU, NWU, 'Ut A0 Officers MARION HOUGH, President BEDA ANDERSON, Secretary GERTRUDE CHAMBERLAIN, DoRoTHY KESSLER, Treasiireo Vice-President CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Program Chairman Membership Chairman Worship Chairman World Fellowship Chairman M nsic Chairman Finance Chairman Recreation Chairman Publicity Chairman Industry Chairman Hospitality Chairman Freshman Advisor Chairman Deputations Chairman Florence Baker Charlotte Hunkins Edna Dickey Dorothy Sirhakis Dorothy Mellett Dorothy Kessler Theodora Libby Ruth Goodman Marion Phillips Luceba Sherman Louise Saunders Harriet Nutting N Il N ll :fill ' Ii fill N -ill 'Il Il 'Il IIQCIVI 'Y-' Il 'li Il ll-9fIH 1 IH i T- f168j '.Il.'llTIliIl 1 ll ZFINQNNQllflllflllii 54-AH Back Row: J. F. Wigyzin, Barnard, Caminuti, A. Hough. McNally, Bull, Ruwcliifu, Butcheldur. Third Row: Harding, F. Hou:-th. Wilcox, Hooz, Sanborn, Wriprht. S dl :Bk D,Ro M.E'e Gl ,M-l n. econ Cow un er, uy sen, is man, over 1. oo First Row: N. Eiseman, Hnndschumuker, King, Lnnzilli, Castello. Tower, Vucleboncoeur, Erskine. llUNllkV llEllQSlllllW lll31AkN ID GORDON L. MOORE ...... Drum Major CARLO E. LANZILLI Student Leader LEWIS SWAIN . . . Director SENIORS SOPHOMORES K. Maloon Elton Glover F. Kibbey J. Allan H. Marston G- Harding o. E. Lanzilli E. Batchelder A. Pike John Hodgdfm G. Moore H. Belknap Trevor Price Lewis HOOZ L, premice H. T. Bell J. Ring A- G- Hough J. Schwartz JUNIORS E. Boston Harvey Clark Roy Clark Emerson Corson John Fletcher R. Pilotte Clyde Quimby R. Stark Robert Varney R. E. Wiggin P4 Il C. Blackwell Laurier Brooks D. Caminati K. Carleton M. W. Clay A. Condon T. Day S. Farrington John Flannery D. Goodwin J. Grela H. Hall W. Handschumaker K. Kearns T. Rosenberg William Vaders E. E. Werner FRESHMEN E. Abramson C. Barnard P. R. Bell R. Brassard P. Bunker L. Costello M, A. Eiseman N. Eiseman C. Ellsworth F. F. Hough L. A. King R. Mace C. McNally R. Pryor R. Rawcliffe M. Rosen K. Sanborn Alexander Sulloway B. Tower F. Vadeboncoeur J. F. Wigfgin L. F. Wilcox L. Wright N ll i'Il'Il ill N-tIl'IH Il Il ll- VIVIY-nIll'Ill Il Il lll A Ill flliiii xg , f169:I , . flllllllaelllflli 1lQflIQANl4ll1ViIlF, lim-l.e Nom: Parker, Wentworth, Wcttcrxzrcon, Suwtcllu, Hunt. Saconrl limo: Tower, Cuminuti, 1'ol'kin:-s, York. Edprcrlcy. I nt Now: Chuloncr, Clurk, Bertelsen, Bevurstock, Johns 4lDllUllFllN 'll 1lKZllUfUllB Founded in 1923 Ojyicers ALBERT BERTELSON, President FLORENCE KING, Secretary MALCOLM BEVERSTOCK, PROF. A. W. JOHNSON, Treasurer V ice-President Board of Directors Stewart Chaloner Harvey Clark Paul Sweet Winter Carnival Committee Delfo Caminati Roger Hunt Fred Perkins Kenneth Sawtelle Richard Tower Lloyd Wentworth Charles Wettergreen John York ll-L N Il N Il if ll'lli 1. Ili N-'Ill'Il Ill Il Ill' HEY -'Il'I!lf'IlI Il-2, Il 2 ll i :.,Q-iq.. If170fI -FTW' A ll ' Il alll!! I -,.,..-.-.. , , , 1 tl 3' IHQN lliill 'IH i iliiffd Hack Row: Clark, Thayer Griflith Chandler Mcun S' l I P I I 1 I t I B Ay icr, Kulijurvi, Huwceli. , . . .enum Jaw: u mer, . au ues, McKoun. . uc c, Ahlyrrcn. Gln. QI l KI 'I'IJ'P7, Com: ramncn, ers, 'l'i'llL!'ll0, Stvelv. llvndm-ann, 0'H1ue TN TlKEl1QN1AWFll 470 NAIL l?QllEllL12MFll41DNS 11UllLlUll3 Founded 1923 Officers JULIAN TEAGUE, President OWEN STEELE, Vice-Preszdent DAVID JENNISON, Treasurer FACULTY MEMBER Thorsten V. Kalijarvi SENIORS Adler Ahlgren Robert Ayers Malcolm Brannen Warren Chandler John Conroy J H ames ayes Lawrence Henderson Leigh Jaques David Jennison Thomas McKoan Lionel Meunier .T WW? N ll N IliilllllilliN4Il'Il IZ! ll IiV-lIH1 - l171fl James O'Hare Donald Penley James Slack Gordon Thayer Charles Wilson JUNIORS Richard Auerbach Elroy Clark Robert Griflith Edward Haweeli Donald Kimball Norman Klein El M k mer ac ey Stephen Palmer Il ' Il Il li-.T Il f Ii' 3. 'ill'lllcllll1E 1UlllQ,AN lllFlll'llE lirwl: Now: Waite, Pike, Ives, Gnle, Main. Third Hom: Fussnucht, Suwtellc, Alpers, Sluck, Ping!-ee, Sucoml Row: Barker, Winterton, Hennessy, Pnul, Rogers. I 1'U1lZ Islllllf Myllymnki, Meuder, Mellett, Luce. f lWl1ZRSllR ANNE lD1Ak4lEZ4lZllEllQ BERNARD ALPERS, President ROBERT AYERS, Vice-President SENIORS Bernard Alpers Natalie Ames Robert Ayers Florence Baker John Clarey Frederick Gates James Hayes Robert Ives Carlo Lanzilli Beatrice Luce Ann Meader Ruth Paul Donald Penley Laurence Prentice Norman Randell Barron Rogers Joseph Schwartz James Slack C. Monroe Walker BEATRICE LUCE, Secvetaz 11 BARRON ROGERS T1 easufrer Cedric Witham J UNIORS Roger Hunt Robert Main Dorothy Mellett Warren Pike Thomas Pingree Kenneth Sawtelle Dixon Turcott Ruth Winterton SOPHOMORES Delfo Caminati Edward Dawson James Grela Miriam Myllymakl Margaret Rossell FRE SH M AN Edwin Gale - -'- N Il N Ilflilll iIl1N-'llI'll Il ll lElXl'lll'Y-'Ill'lll Ill Il-Vlllillli ii- , -xv 1 , i.. A Scam: from Three Lifuc Ghosts Under the direction of Professor William G. Hennessy, the Mask and Dagger has staged two very successful plays this year, and the third is rapidly approaching completion. The continued high quality of the plays put on by this society has brought much favorable criticism to the University, and has given excellent training to the budding dramatic stars of the school. It is only by the hardest of work, both in rehearsing, and in instruction, that Professor Hennessy has been able to stage these productions, and we students appreciate, perhaps more than Bill realizes, the quality and character of the plays. The appearance of several freshman actors this past season augurs well for the coming years, and several enjoyable evenings will be had by the University. We should all realize that each of these evenings, which we take so lightly, is the result of work and sacrifice on the part of a few. Nightly rehearsals are' apt to make serious inroads in one's scholastic average, and take away much leisure time which is regarded as the heritage of the college student. Proper recognition is due those who help make these plays possible. 1-.Y NIH N llf'Ill'IlliIlI:N-'Illlll ll llfIlIQ.' Ill'XY-'llllflllilll lld Il 1. ll i -lla f173:I i-H 'll'lllfI1lIll?. 4ulf?dIlIQ,eNN .Ill 'i . Il ill? 5.11: llvllllilx' QS 4lZllLllEllE WUIIUKUINB ROBERT MANTON, Director ALDEN CARLTON, President Gordon Archibald Dwight Ayers Paul Bell Earl Brooks Alden Carlton Philip Carswell Robert Caughey Curtis Dearborn Hollis Hazen Laton Henderson William Isherwood MEMBERS Kenneth Kearns Maurice Kidder Edward McNally Frank Marshall John Starie Robert Tibbetts Dixon Turcott Robert Tuxbury Raymon Willard George Wilson Howard Witham N ll N ll flllli illi,N-illlflll llll Ill-,Zll'Y+'l!l'lll'lllIillllfll I. --'- 51741 --H 'll'lliii IllQI11? ll ZIlIQ,eNcNfI14fQIll 'ill i lWV4lDNllllEN9S llllltllilli 11UllLllUlIB FRANCES MASON, President HELEN HOPE, Seczetary MILDRED DOYLE, Assistant Secretary Amy Boucher Edna Brown Kate Burns Nancy Carlisle Nina Clark Bernice Cooper Mildred Doyle Marguerite Ekdahl Esther Esersky Velma Fogg Elinor Foss Dorinda Hinckley Helen Hope Marjorie Horton Doris Hosmer Margaret Kay Dorothy Kelly Prucia Lanen Lucille Libby Annette Livingston MEMBERS Frances Mason Betty Mecklem Ruth Miler Louise Nute Evelyn O'Brien Helen O'Connell Josephine Pinska Izola Prohaska Elsie Putnam Lorraine Raitt Margaret Rhome Dorothy Richardson Myrtle Sampson Natalie Sargent Evelyn Searle Laura Stocker Margaret Tobey Bernice Whitehead Ruth Witham Barbara Wright sd- :ix ,l.,, -'-1 Nell N llf'Il'lliIWW-'llllll ellll ll-Jfllhr ll ll Il ll ll I 51753 ,i .lxn-A.i.l.....-..i-- fIH1'1!K?lHE IVIZLINLZANLlHflH7IH:I -iii Baal: Now: Phlllms, Rcmmprton. l 1'o1tt How: Bresnuhan, Butson. MWIUIWWENQS 1194lD11QNl11KHIHD1!Q,NY IPIQQIIESIHDIVENTFS 1931-1932 CONGREVE HALL SMITH HALL HELEN BUTSON, President LOUISE REMINGTON, President THE COMMONS BALLARD HALL CLARE BRESNAHAN, President MARION PHILLIPS, President .-:rl-.Q N INN IHi'lH'l1V.lllN-'IQVLIH Ill1llHlE2'IHY-'IH'llI1I1II!kZIHiIHi - f1761 M3 315' VW Jw ,QM .........-..l.1-- FIIHIHVHF. 41llQlHQ,A N1?H11fl4Y T -Fizz..-' JJTIIUNIMDINQ IIEDIJQWDWIII 'UMDlWHW11lfIVUHElE 51'1'1-:wAR'1' CuA1.oNx4:x: Cluurm an I'l,rmlcNCla KING HELEN .l.H0Ml,S0N Ronmvr HADLIQY CIIARI les DAWSON .lol1N Hom' JANET Bmxcocxi Ml N 'Hi N ISHN flil i lil :N -' IH flll IH 1HfIH12f Iil'Y -' IH 'lil IH N!-J lil 1 IQ? 2 - ' IQ 177 QI IPA IHQQ IH' IH W WIUWHVLIHFAHQNY S1lU1W I1EN'WU1lE --'-...l WHHHE 41EZ1NQ1AXlN11HHE Left to Right: Putney, Williams, Jordan, Anderson, McGraw. HUIEIVPZAMQTFNIWENUIV WDIIF NlI1KI1KL1VIlf2AMKQ,NY S'1Ul1HIEN4!UlE AN ID 1Kf1AX1lUTF1NU1US OFFICERS C 1 el Edward W. Putney C man P. Williams is P. Jordan G And J G NflHNlV, IW'IM YH! TN4IH ' IHi llMJIEVY-'1Hln IW lEQjIHiIH i f180fI l llFllHllllii 4IZllQ1lKlNlll1lllllE lv- LIEUTENANT COLONEL EDWARD W. PUTNEY Lieutenant Colonel Putney was graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1908, and since that time has been actively engaged in military work. He was made a captain in 1916, a major in 1920, and this past year has been promoted to lieutenant colonel. From 1908 until 1912 he served with the Coast Artillery, and then Went to the Military Academy to serve as an instructor in chemistry. At the opening of the World War he was assigned to the 7th C. A., as commander of Battery B, and remained in France until 1919. On his return to the United States he went on R. O. T. C. duty at Renssalaer and at M. I. T. After four years of this work he was assigned to the Coast Artil- lery Board for temporary duty, and later became a regular mem- ber. Fior two years, 1928-30, he was stationed at the Philippines, and in 1930 he attended and graduated from the Army War Col- lege, at Washington. He reported for duty at the University of New Hampshire this fall. CAPTAIN NORMAN P. WILLIAMS Captain Williams' first active army work came during the world war, although he had had previous military training at the Universities of Iowa and Wisconsin. He served throughout the war as a captain with the 42nd Infantry, and after the War re- turned to civilian life. In 1920 he again entered the army, and from that time until 1928 served with the 57th Infantry. After a year spent in studying at Fort Benning, Georgia, he came to the University of New Hampshire. LIEUTENANT GEORGE B. ANDERSON Lieutenant Anderson served throughout the World War in the Coast Artillery, and at the close of the war returned to civilian -:Ml N ll N ll if IH 'll i IIPN-'.IIl'.IlfIll,IllQlQ' Il NY- ',lll.'QIlifIIlf ING ll 1 ll 1 -1- f181fI X. QJX 1 I J SVU .Y Q- ,sis , '-Ill'llHlllIllif 4llZ llQANlllIllllit ll life. In 1921 he returned to the Army, and took up his post as first lieutenant at Fort Radman, Massachusetts. From there he moved to Portland, Maine, and was later transferred to the Philip- pines. Before coming to the University of New Hampshire in 1929, he was stationed at Fort Monroe, Virginia. LIEUTENANT JAMES F. MCGRAW After spending a good many years of his life south of New England, Lieutenant McGraw came to the University of New Hampshire in 1929. He graduated from St. John's College of Maryland in 1923, and Went into the Army as a lieutenant, serv- ing his first three years at Fort Eustis in Virginia. He spent an- other three years in the Canal Zone, at Fort De Lesseps and Fort Davis. While in the Ca.nal Zone he was stationed with the 14th Infantry. Upon coming north he was sent to our campus to serve as an instructor in Junior R. O. T. C. LIEUTENANT LEWIS P. JORDAN Lieutenant Jordan entered the service in March, 1917, and was stationed at the Southern Camp until June, 1919. He was then sent to Brest with replacement troops, but returned to the United States later in the same year and returned to civilian life. He was recommissioned in 1920. His first year after returning to the Army was spent at Fort Benning, Georgia, which was fol- lowed with three years with the 26th Infantry. He next attended the Student Tank School at Fort Meade, Maryland, and after completing this, spent three years in the Hawaiian Islands at- tached to the 11th Tank Company. Lieutenant Jordan was sta- tioned at Fort Rodman, Massachusetts, with the 5th Tank Com- pany from 1929 until 1931 when he came to the University of New Hampshire. -l N ll! N Ili'iIl'll ill iNe'Il',Il1 ll Il Il52flll'Y -illfll ll illl-?,Il ill 1 3-Q: f1821 TTHHE 4NQ14Q1lNN1NHlUlE 1-+11 STllU1!O1lElNT 41D1IP1lF1lUHEZ1lE1lQS Regimental Commander-COLONEL J. E. ST. CLAIR Regimental Executive-LIEUTENANT COLONEL 0. E. STEELE Regimental Staff Captain, Adjutant . . . . Captain, P. di: T. Ojfioer .... Captain, Supply Officer ..... FIRST BATTALION Major, Commanding .... First Lieutenant, Adjutant . . . , . COMPANY A Captain, Commanding .... First Lieutenant, Executive Officer . . . First Lieutenant, Commanding First Platoon . Second Lieutenant, Commanding Second Platoon . Second Lieutenant, Commanding Third Platoon . Second Lieutenant, Second in Command First Platoon . Second Ifieutenant, Second in Command Second Platoon . Second Lieutenant, Second in Command Third Platoon . COMPANY B Captain, Commanding .... First Lieutenant, Executive Officer . . First Lieutenant, Commanding First Platoon . Second Dieutenant, Commanding Second Platoon . Second Lieutenant, Commanding Third Platoon . . Second Lieutenant, Second in Command First Platoon. Second Lieutenant, Second in Command Second Platoon COMPANY C Captwin, Commanding .... First Lieutenant, Executive Ojicer . . First Lieutenant, Commanding First Platoon . Second Lieutenant, Commanding Second Platoon . . Second Lieutenant, Commanding Third Platoon . . Second Lieutenant, Second in Command First Platoon . Second Lieutenant, Second in Command Second Platoon SECOND BATTALION Major, Commanding ..... First Lieutenant, Adjutant .... BATTERY E Captain, Commanding .... First lfieutenant, Executive Ojicer . . First Lieutenant, Commanding First Platoon . Second Lieutenant, Commanding Second Platoon . . Second Lieutenant, Commanding Third Platoon . . Second Lieutenant, Second in Command First Platoon . BATTERY F Captain, Commanding .... First Lieutenant, Executive Omcer . . First Lieutenant, Commanding First Platoon . Second Lieutenant, Commanding Second Platoon . Second Lieutenant, Commanding Third Platoon . ::::::T9M4MWWWN4WHTMTY5 f1831I . R. C. GREENE . R. S. SLAOK . G. L. FREESE .. J. P. TOOLIN M. D. BRANNEN . J. E. SLAOK D. B. JENNISON . N. J. RANDALL H. L. MAILMAN . J. H. TEAGUE . F. E. ALLEN . J. W. MOREAU . C. W. METCALF . T. P. MOKOAN R. H. AUGUSTINUS . F. L. COLBURN . C. W. BURTON R. N. MOIIIQISON . H. M. HAWKES . B. AERAMSON . D. L. WARK . N. G. HIKEL W. R. BARTLETT . S. L. STOKES C. F. PETERSON . E. T. BROOKS W. R. WHITEHOUSE . J. F. GRADY . J. E. STONE . M. J. CHASE . C. K. BROWN D. T. PATENAUDE . D. W. MACK A. P. PHILBRICK . M. W. LEAv1'r1' . M. M. MOORE . F. N. WALKER . E. A. RILEY . J. A. MULFORIJ G. W. HOLMBERG IMMHUWWi::::::: Back Row: McGraw, Whitehouse, Hawkes, St. Clair. Patenaude, Colburn, Jennison. McKoan. Second Row: Greene. Moore, Morrison, Allen, Holmberg, Toolin, Brannon. Frofnt Row: Anderson. Stokes, Hikul, Steele, Bartlett, Teague, Williams. S4lEZ1AMlBllB1lMQlKO ANNE llBllLZ5MlOllE Ojficers OWEN STEELE, President NOLAN HIKEL, Secretowy JULIAN TEAGUE, Vice-Pfresiklent WALDORF BARTLETT, Treosufrer MEMBERS Fred Allen Waldorf Bartlett Malcolm Brannen Francis Colburn Robert Greene Harold Hawkes Nolan Hikel Gerald Holmberg David Jennison Thomas McKoan Mark Moore Jean Moreau Robert Morrison Duaine Patenaude John St. Clair Owen Steele Stewart Stokes Julian Teague Joseph Toolin Raymond Whitehouse ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Lieutenant Colonel Putney Captain Williams Lieutenant Anderson Lieutenant McGraw Lieutenant Jordan N Ill N ll! if llli'iIiVfIli i Nflll Ill 'll lil 'lliflll Y'-'Il ' ll ill llilill T Ill I -- , ,xQ , .. , 51841 'll ll, rlllrll, I 114,ZllQe!kNll'll I , . .1 . V4 A l.,....,.,..,i..... Baclc No-m: R.. Slack, Hawkes, Rundell, Colburn, Jcnnison. Fifth. Nom: Greene, Whitehouse, Bartlett, Riley. Chase, Metcalf. 1'101l.1'UL limo: Walker, Freeae, Leavitt, J. Slack, Wark, Tczuxue, Patcnaude. Third Now: Stone, Philbrick, Brown, Morrison, St. Clair, Steele, McKoun. Second lf0'll7l Hikel, Moore, Abramson, Augustinus, Peterson, Grady, Allen, Mailman. Front Now: Burton, H l lm L, Brooks, Toolin, Mulford, Stokes, Mack, Brannen. INFANTRY Benjamin Abramson Harold Hawkes Norman Randell Fred Allen Robert Augustinus Waldorf Bartlett Malcolm Brannen Earl Brooks Charles Burton Francis Colburn Robert Greene Charles Brown Malcolm Chase George Freese John Grady Gerald Holmberg :::::::lWlN il., il lx. Nolan Hikel David Jennison Henry Lane Harry Ma.ilman Thomas McKoan Clarence Metcalf Jean Moreau Robert Morrison Conrad Peterson C. A. C. Morrill Leavitt Donald Mack Mark Moore John Mulford Duaine Patenaude ix: 'V.l!ql.l,.-.,,, James Slack Raymond Slack Owen Steele Stewart Stokes Julian Teague Joseph Toolin David Wark Raymond Whitehouse Alfred Philbrick 'Elwyn Riley John St. Clair John Stone Frederick Walker IWlrN-MMMMMMM-lhlkll,----A 51851 llflllilllli llllllldfklhllllllflli .'.. Ifaclc Row. Fuuskoski, J. Pike, Smith. Burleigh, Dunnan, Mahoney, Chapman, Nowak. lfiftlz. Row: Vuuprhun, Tusker, Waite, Doxrun, W. Pike, Holt, Rumazza. ' Wourtu tow: Burlingame, Feindel, Horne, Walker, McGowan, Auerbach, Kimball, O'Neill. '- f'M' B tlWh'h'1 ftEdg,'ly1' G'b I I I llmd Row. mn, overs occ. ic el, Cl ec . 'ei e , iox, Wood, 1 bons. Sccoml Row: Cronshuw, Battles, Hatton, Frost. Kittrcdge, Carswell, Hawkins. I t I L lx t , Hull, 'l'utan-cuk. Corti, Varney, Foster, Ross. McSwiney, Szlosek. ron Jaw: nm cron dll IUN ll4lDllQ 1lDllFllFlll1UllEllQS Richard Auerbach Chester Battles Malcolm Beverstock Carleton Chapman Virgilio Corti Thomas Cronshaw Donald Dunnan William Gibbons Phillips Hall Austin Burleigh Roland Burlingame Philip Carswell Adam Dogan John Edgerley Howard Feindel Everett Foster INFANTRY Joseph Hatton John Holt Donald Kimball George Kittredge Alfred Lamberton Arthur Mahoney Robert Main Lawrence McGowan Francis McSwiney Robert Perfect C. A. C. John Fox Leonard Frost Frederick Hawkins Wesley Haynes Emerson Horne Herbert Machon Theodore Nowak Lorenzo Ross Arthur Smith Charles Tasker Benjamin Trzuskoski Kenneth Varney John Vaughan John Whicher Kenneth Wood Harold Waite Walter O'Neill John Pike Warren Pike Robert Rumazza Edward Szlosek Titus Tatarcuk James Walker N Ill N IH i'IH'IH flll N-'Il'IIl lllll HQ'IIVYH'lll'lllflIlI!lQIliIli i 51861 IPA IIQ' 'IH' W 1N1HHHL1lE14ViIW'US 'lllflllfllllllf 1lElillQ2AkNlllllfllE U A llflliQ,llllll5lIUllFllE In the last few years the University of New Hampshire has risen from a mediocre position in college athletics to the leader- ship of New England small colleges It is only fitting that we should pay tribute to the excellent coaching staff which has ac- complished this advancement. Under the direction of Coach William Cowell, Director of Physical Education, and his assistants, Ernest Christensen and Alfred Miller, the University football teams have won two New England conference titles in the past three years. Paul Sweet, coach of cross country, winter sports, and track, has consistently turned out championship teams. Last spring his track team captured the New England title, and his cross country team did the same this fall. Henry Swasey, coach of basketball and baseball, Percy Reed, boxing coach, and Ernest Christensen, coach of hockey, have built up several excellent teams, while Carl Lundholm, freshman coach, -l..l..i-- i-.i-iil.. ,-,.,,1........T..l has been having outstanding success with the first year men. New Hampshire is indeed fortunate in having such a group of men directing their athletic activities. Many of our been the object of much pride on the part of New alumni and students. By virtue of their contests rivals and with other larger universities they have name of our University to many who otherwise would known of our existence. teams have Hampshire with their spread the never have We congratulate our coaches on their excellent work, and sin- cerely hope that they may extend their successes in years. the coming , 1 ..... i 4 N Il N Il 2' IH 'Ii f Il Z NF' ll ' ll Illflil Ill' IH 'Y-' Il 'li flll Ill ll . ll . I1881 'eIllC'llHIleelHf 4lljZCIllQANillflll ll Back Row: Hanley. Front Row: Smith, Barker. 1lWFllHllllLllEllFll4lZ 2fXSS4lED4llZlllff-Xllflllllfllxl Officers HOWARD HANLEY, President MARJORII SMITH Secvetamf JOSEPH WHYTE, Treasurev' LAURENCE BARKER, Student .Regareaentatzve NIH N Il iflllflliilliN-'.IH'llleIll,Il Ill5J,'ll1'Y4,Ill ll Il ll Il Il FACULTY COMMITTEE William Cowell Edward Getchell Thorsten Kalijarvi l189j Lvl 'Ilfll clllll Y ll fill N Ill' Ilillc' ,X ,,,,.,L.l,,.-, . v Haul.: Nam: Wl'lR'lll. lilunchurd. Svcmul Now: Morrison, Wctt,crp:rcun, Wheelock. I t I' : Rogers llurkcr. SPORT Baseball, 1931 Track, 1931 Football, 1931 Cross Country, 1931 Basketball, 1932 Boxing, 1932 Relay, 1932 . Winter Sports, 1932 Hockey, 1932 Wllk N2AMQllEliQS VARSITY Harold Nims Raymond Sawyer Mark Moore Stewart Stokes George Blanchard Leslie Colburn Laurence Barker Barron Rogers Norman Wright FRESHMEN Robert Morrison Laurence Barker Jean Moreau Howard Wheelock Charles Wettergreen Paul Polisson Charles Freeman r., N Il N ll1'Il'IlflliN-lllll Il ll lllIll'Y-'Ill',lIl' Illlwlllillf -l 51901 :::::::::::'lltlli ltillfitfillllt,gggzgizzizz WDDWBAMM VVILLIAM COWELL, Coach RICHARD EUSTIS, Captain, MARK MOORE, Manager Sputtering and coughing at the start of the season, Coach Bill Cowell's University of New Hampshire football machine got away to an un- impressive start last fall, but with each suc- ceeding Saturday performed in an ever more efficient manner as it swept through the ranks of the small college teams to regain the New England Conference title. Reaching the peak of its season against Springfield, the team that had humbled New Hampshire the year before, the mighty Wildcats smashed the Gymnasts' defense to pieces as it avenged the defeat of the previous year. With practically an entire line lost by gradu- ation, Coach Cowell, with his aides, Ernest Christensen and Alfred Miller, set about mould- ing a team which would uphold the reputation of the New Hampshire teams of the last four years. Lowell Tech, the first game on the schedule, was a listless contest, with countless captain Eustis substitutes running in and out of the fray in Bach Row: Coach Christensen, York, Andrews, Bach ld ', L ' , M Q' , G' fl' D C '11 Fourth now: Hall, Billman, Chesley, Bachcllcr, Hafihi2y,civi0riixQiy, Kxfixfniciheftssh, iiflillrizri. TliiMi.uRow: Jaques, Bullou, Mahoney, Vaughan, Whicher, Kittredge, Haynes, Rumazzu, Beverstock, 1 cr. Second Row: Dunnan, Palmer, Wageman, Learmonth, Lizabeth, Wood, Dollotf, Abbiati, Wilson. Front Row: Hanley, Hayes, Hawkes, J. Slack, Eustis, R. Slack, Roche, Lane, Coach Cowell. ii N Ill N ll if Ililll 1 Il :N-'IlI'Ili Il lil lid' Ill 'Y4IlI'l1I Il lil-Jlli iii 3. -.1-1-..i f1911 fll'QlIHlllE 4llQllVLZfhN .lllflllfillf iii, the coaches' attempt to sound out their men under fire. The Wildcats emerged on top, 12-6, but their appearance was not one to excite the New Hampshire followers. Still undergoing a slow development, Boston University was barely beaten, 6-0, on the next week-end A thrilling pass of forty-five yards from Howard Hanley to Frank Knox in the closing minutes of play for a touchdown was the only outstanding play of the game. Standing at mid- field, Hanley threw the ball goalward as Knox raced down the sidelines. Ed Harte, a B. U. back, succeeded only in defiecting the ball as he attempted to knock it to earth on the five yard line, and Knox scooped the falling ball into his arms before it touched the ground, and raced across for the only and winning touchdown of the game. A vast crowd of undergraduates and alumni suffered a heart-breaking afternoon as Harvard swamped New Hampshire, 39-0, at Cambridge in the third game of the season. Harvard had what was unquestionably one of the finest teams of the east, but the poor tackling and miscues of the Wildcat players served to enable them to score almost at will. The first indication of the real power within the New Hampshire ma- chine was evinced at Orono the following week-end. Trailing Maine, 7-6, with a minute to play the Cowellmen received a poor Maine punt on Maine's twenty ya.rd line. A line plunge by Captain Eustis gained nothing and the New Hampshire cause seemed doomed. With the last seconds slowly ticking away, and the Homecomers of the University of' Maine commencing to file out of the Maine stadium, Eustis crashed off' tackle, and behind fine interference slipped and skidded his way through the mud twenty yards for a touchdown. Kicking the goal a moment later, the Wildcats began a long trek back to Durham with a 13-7 victory well won. Vermont was the victim of a mad scoring spree at Burlington as the New Hampshire team scored easily and frequently in a 43-0 rout of the Green Mountain Staters. Tufts presented a stii battle at New Hamp- shire's own Homecoming, finally succumbing, 9-O, on a touchdown by Eustis and a beautiful field goal by Ray Slack from the 45 yard line, with twin brother Jim holding the ball. il y N ll N li fill 'Ili 1 lf iN -'rllfll ll lllll' IHKL' Ili 'llill lil Ii 1 Il Y --5 I 192 1 ' --.-.:: illlltillllli 4ltZllQAlNllllllllE -5:-.:: Connecticut Aggies fought stubbornly in the first half at Storrs, but wilted sadly in the second sta.nza as the Wildcats rolled up a 49-0 score. The highly touted Springfield eleven invaded Durham for the last home game of the year the next week-end, with the New England Con- ference title at stake. That game will go into New Hampshire annals as one of the finest of all time. Displaying a co-ordination and power beyond the dreams of even the staunchest of followers, the New Hampshire eleven outplayed the Gymnasts from whistle to whistle. Skirting the ends, smashing the tackles, battering through the line, and taking to the air when necessary, the Wild- cats swept Springfield from her feet in a brilliant 26-13 victory. The toll of the game wa.s severe, however, battering and bruising sev- eral of the Wildcat players so badly that the team was in bad shape when it invaded Providence for the last game of the season. Even so, the con- test was a thriller from beginning to end. Twice Brown took the lead with touchdowns, and each time New Hampshire came back with one to match it, the first on straight line plunges by Dick Eustis, and the second on a thrilling sixty-five yard run .by Harry Wood. Brown pushed over another touchdown in the closing minutes of the game to win, 19-13. SUMMARY OF SEASON Date Opponents Place N. H. Opp. Sept. 26 Lowell Tech. Durham 12 6 Oct. 3 Boston University Durham 6 O Oct. 10 Harvard Cambridge 0 39 Oct. 17 Maine Orono 13 7 Oct. 24 Vermont Burlington 43 0 Oct. 31 Tufts Durham , 9 0 Nov. 7 Connecticut Storrs 49 0 Nov. 14 Springfield Durham 26 13 Nov. 21 Brown Providence 13 19 ni f ,.. .- 1.,f.x,, V -Kxlfu ' ms, 1. , .,l,, I l NlIlNlIElIFllEllEN-fIIFlltlllllllllQ,'llFY-fIlFlItlIlllQlIEllE ::.--...-- 1:1931 llflltlllllif 1IEZllQANllillVllE T.::-',,- llBASllMEllfllBAlILllL HENRY SWASEY, Coach JOHN CONROY, Captain Cup GEORGE BLANCHARD, Manager Following a brilliant start, in which a string of eight consecutive victories was established, the varsity basketball team became slightly er- ratic, and closed the season with only one vic- tory in seven games. The season opened with a victory over one of the strongest Alumni teams New Hampshire has ever had, and this was followed with a clean cut win over a iight- ing Boston University outfit. Winning be- came a habit, and victories over Lowell Tech, Arnold, Worcester, Northeastern, Newport, and Connecticut were registered. In the ninth game of the season the varsity faced Providence College, one of the East's best teams, and lost. The game was featured by the rapid passing and clever shooting of the Providence forwards, and was unusual in that New Hampshire failed to score a single basket from the floor. The game was a great deal closer than the score would indicate, the New Hampshire men miss- ing shot after shot from directly under the bas- Haul: Row' Ferrini, Wood, Targonski, Armstrong. bvcamzd Huw: Mgr. Blanchard, Gordon, Williams, Skoog, Foster. Coach Swasey. lf ofn,L Now: Gormley, Bronstein, Conroy, Trzuskoski, Koehler, Eustis. l- NilllNIlF.'IlllflliN-'lllllillllllQ,'IIli'Y-flll'lltlll,IiQ,llfIli lv I194j i Fllflltlllllli 1NlQZlINQfNNllflllfllf. :W-if-,ii ket. A series of games away from home proved disastrous, as Springfield, Massachusetts, M. I. T. and Vermont eked out wins by the narrowest of margins. The Massachusetts and M. I. T. games were lost by two and one points, respectively, and Vermont came from behind in the last min- ute. The team came back to Durham to hand Norwich one of its few defeats of the season in an excellent game, but dropped a heartbreaking game to Tufts in the season's finale. The team reached its peak during the early part of the season and dis- played all around excellence in the games with Boston University, Arnold, and Northeastern. In spite of the loss of the later games the team stamped itself as one of the best to represent New Hampshire in recent years. A set of clever ofensive block plays and a hardworking five man defense were in- strumental in the success of the team, and spoke well for the work of Coach Swasey. Captain John Conroy and Joseph Bronstein were outstanding all sea- son and will be greatly missed next year. The work of Gormley, Foster, and Koehler in the forward positions was consistently good. The selection, by the Boston Transcript. of Conroy as guard and captain of its All New England basketball team brought to a close the a.thletic career of one of New Hampshire's greatest basketball players. SUMMARY OF SEASON Date Opponent Place N. H. Opp Jan. 5 Alumni Durham 35 25 Jan. 9 Boston University Durham 28 18 Jan. 16 Lowell Tech. Lowell 29 21 Jan. 19 Arnold Durham 32 20 Jan. 23 Worcester Worcester 33 22 Jan. 30 Northeastern Durham 33 26 Feb. 2 Newport Durham 43 12 Feb. 6 Conn. Aggies Durham 36 19 Feb. 13 Providence Durham 7 23 Feb. 19 Springfield Springfield 21 33 Feb. 20 Massachusetts Amherst 21 23 Feb. 26 M. I. T. Boston 23 24 Feb. 27 Vermont Burlington 26 30 Mar. 2 Norwich Durham 28 21 Mar. 5 Tufts Durham 25 27 N .IIN Ilflll 'Il 2 ll! i N-'Ill 'llll IHQ' ll 'YY-flllifllli IH lk! Ill Il 1 51951 W fb GW ..l fllflllillllli 1lQllQAlNlllllllE -J-Tl' llBASllElll5AllLllL HENRY SWASEY, Coach CHARLES HANNA Captain Captain Hanna HAROLD N IMS, M alnager Taking the field with four veterans, Chase, C. Hanna, Smith, and Mitchell in the lineup, New Hampshire ushered in a mediocre season with a 2 to 0 victory over Colby. Handicapped by cold weather and a lack of practice the team took a severe beating at the hands of Harvard, but came back a few days later to win a slug- fest from Lowell Tech. Charlie Hanna led the assault on the Lowell pitchers with four hits. In the fourth game of the season Tuck White established a New Hampshire record by striking out 20 men as the Wildcats won from Newport Naval School. Boston University proved to be a bit too strong for the varsity and won by virtue of a home run in the tenth in- ning of a fine ball game. Following the Boston University game the weather again took a hand in the proceedings and three of the next five games were cancelled because of rain. The two games which were played resulted in victories over Worcester and Vermont. Back Raw: Coach Swasey, Casey, Hayes, White, Lizabeth, Chase, Mgr. N Second Row' Mann Lane Staiford Mitchell Sumner Dunla Garneau. . , 1 . l i D Frzmt Row: Gibbons. E. Hanna, C. Hanna, Smith, Eustis, Edgerley. N TN llETllElEN - llFlIHIllllllQllFY- TllHlllQ,llEllE L 196 J , ' -l llflltllllli 4lZllQ1f3iNlllllFllE Tufts won from New Hampshire in a game played at Medford- The varsity pitchers held the Tufts batters under control, but six costly errors in the field proved to be too much of a handicap. The remaining four games on the schedule resulted in two victories, and two defeats. Spring- field proved to be a tough nut to crack, but the Blue and White came through with a victory in the tenth inning, greatly aided by heavy hitting by Lucien Lizabeth. Stafford and White did not prove difficult to the Connecticut batters in the next game, and this combined with several er- rors, resulted in an easy Commencement Day victory for the Aggies. The season ended with a two-game series with our arch rivals, Brown. The first game, played in Durham, was a victory for New Hampshire, but the Bruins turned the tables in Providence and eked out a 4 to 2 Win. The season was not a successful one from the standpoint of games won and lost, but many of the games were very close and interesting. At times the team looked very good, but in a few games poor fielding and weak hitting cropped out. Gibbons, Smith and E. Hanna led the team in hit- ting, while Captain Charles Hanna and Chase fielded Well. SUMMARY OF SEASON Date Opponent Place N. H. Opp. Apr. Colby Durham 2 0 Apr. Harvard Cambridge 2 13 May Lowell Tech. Durham 17 11 May Newport Naval Durham 5 3 May Boston University Durham 6 7 110 in.J May West Point West Point Cancelled Craini May Providence Providence Cancelled Crainb May Worcester Tech. Durham 6 1 May Vermont Burlington 6 4 May Dartmouth Hanover Cancelled Crainj May Tufts Medford 7 10 May Springfield Durham 6 5 Q10 in.J June Connecticut Storrs 5 13 June Brown Durham 9 7 June Brown Providence 2 4 TN llE'lIl1llEllEN -'lIflHllIlllQTY- fIIFlIiiIlllQlIElIE li 51971 lllillQ!k4lUllR PAUL SWEET, Coach AUSTIN WOOLLEY, Captain RAYMOND SAWYER, Manager The opening meet of another very successful track season found Brown University facing the Wildcats. For the third successive year Brown was defeated rather easily. Warren Pike, a sophomore, started the high scoring pace which he maintained throughout the sea- ! son by scoring 11 points. Douglas established 3 a new record in the hammer with a throw of w 1' 131 feet 9 inches. , The second meet, with Bates, found two con- trasting teams competing. Bates Was very strong on the track, but in the field events New Hampshire scored more than enough points to carry them to victory by a score of 79M to 59 'f?a. Brooks and Whitehouse were the stars, each winning two events. Bowdoin put up a strong battle, but three firsts by Pike, and a record throw of 43 feet 9 inches in the shot put by Learmonth, won the C,,,,t,,,,, W.,,,,1,,,, meet for the Blue and White. T.:::v -1r ':-'- lirmln Now: Seymour, O'Ncil, Szclmk. Wulkvr, Haynes. Wimrin, Chu:-itnulvich, Small, Muckvy, Anfllmrxx. fl'l:.1T1'rl Ii'ow.' White, .lvll'ric-s. l'ikm-, iA'!ll'YT1flIlth, McGowan, dc-Mmnlluicd, Ahlptrcn, Klein, Blood, Picnrd, Clark. SYIUUTIII Now: 'Fruinvr Marsh, Donn, Munro, Noyes, Almmmsnn, Hunley, Whitehouse, Wood, Little, Gilman Mill-- . Ll. l 1'fw1l' lfnw: Mxrr. Ssuvyvr. 'l'l1nyvr. I-Iurrimston. Douxrlns, Smith. Brooks, Woolley, Richardson, Lazure, Crosby, G1-oll'riun, Couch Sweet. il NllNlllfifllflliillliNellVllfllllllllllllli'Y-illilltlllilll2llI1llX 51981 4 illtllillllli '4lQllQANllidlfllE -'-'....L.....- The next meet of the season was with a comparatively weak team, but the varsity carried on stronger than ever. Pike again won three firsts, in the 100, 220, and broad jump, and three new records were established. Geoffrion threw the j avelin 192.4 feet, Learmonth broke his own record in the shot by 3 inches, and Hanley tossed the discus 136.2 feet. In the N. E. I. C. A. A. meet, held at Lewiston, New Hampshire came through to victory for the first time. Pike won the broad jump, Earl Brooks set a new New England record in the pole vault, and deMoulpied won the two mile run. Whitehouse, Geoffrion, Learmonth, Noyes, and Thayer also placed to give New Hampshire a total of 26 points, to second place Bowdoin's 24M,. The last meet of the year, at Springfield, saw the team go down to its first dual meet defeat in three years. The team fought hard, and apparent- ly had the meet won, when Harrington was disqualified in the quarter mile run, after breaking the tape nearly eight yards ahead of the second man. In spite of the loss of this last meet, the season was perhaps the most successful a New Hampshire team has ever had. The team was well bal- anced and had several outstanding stars. Pike scored 66 points during the season and Brooks and Whitehouse were not far .behind. Five new rec- ords were established. NEW RECORDS Pole Vault-Earl Brooks, 12' 8 Discus-Howard Hanley, 137' 4324 QN. E. I. C. A. A. recordj Shot Put-Arthur Learmonth, 43' 1199 Javelin-Raymond Geoffrion, 192.4' Hammer-Howard Douglas, 131' 9 SUMMARY OF SEASON Date Opponent Place N. H. Opp. Apr. 29 Brown Providence 73 62 May 2 Bates Lewiston 79216 55541 May 9 Bowdoin Durham 79 56 May 16 M. I. T. Boston 95 40 May 22-23 N. E. I. C. A. A. Lewiston First Place 26 pts. May 30 Springfield Springfield 65 70 New England Champions . IN llilllilllflliiil udlfllfllilliligilifym lIflIi'lIlllQ,lIli'IIl'i -l I' 199 fl Li- lltlltilllli 4NlZllQ1AiNlllllllE 4lUllQ1lDSS 'lU4lDllUNllTllQNY PAUL SWEET, 000011 DAVID DEMOULPIED, Captain Captain dcMoulp1ed STEWART STOKES, Manager A very successful cross country season was opened with a perfect score in the meet with Northeastern. Five New Hampshire men, deMoulpied, Andberg, Noyes, Blood, and Rad- uazo, finished in a tie for first place. The second meet of the season found four teams, Harvard, Dartmouth, M. I. T. and the varsity, running at Boston. Harvard was clearly the best team, .but New Hampshire scored clean cut wins over Dartmouth and M. I. T. Two Harvard runners came in first, fol- lowed by Capt. deMoulpied. Andberg was eighth and Blood tenth. Another clean sweep was registered when the Brown team came to Durham to race. The first seven men to cross the finish line were wearers of the Blue and White, led by Benedict and Blood. Two of the Brown racers lost their way in the woods. 1 liaclc Iww: Ruduuzo, O'Ncil. Little, Low. Ellsworth, l'ellmun, Seymour. I it Row: Mprr. Stokes, Benedict, Ancllmcryz. deMuulpied. Noyes, Blood, Couch Sweet. rm li.: llllNTllE'llFllEllEN-'llFlIl'lllllllIQllFXY-IllFlltlIlllQllEllE lg- I2001 llfliilllli 4lElllQ1AhNlllllfllE The third victory of the season was registered over the M. I. T. team, which New Hampshire had previously defeated. After several years in which they had just missed winning the team crashed through with a victory in the New England championships at Boston. For the third time in one season the runners defeated M. I. T. The first New Hampshire man to finish was Capt. deMoulpied in third place, with Raduazo close behind in sixth. The other men who finished in scoring places were Andberg, Benedict, and Noyes. The last race of the year was with the Army team at West Point. Although deMoulpied and Andberg finished first and second in the fast time of 27 minutes 25M seconds, the Army team was a bit better balanced and nosed New Hampshire out by a close score. With only one man of the first six graduating the outlook for next year is extremely bright. Several men from the freshman squad, which also run the New England yearlings' championship will bolster up an al- ready strong team. SUMMARY OF SEASON Date Opponent Place N. H. Opp. Oct. 10 Northeastern Boston 15 40 Oct. 16 Harvard, Dartmouth, M. I. T. Boston 44 Harvard 18, M. I. T. 90, Dartmouth 126 Oct. 24 Brown Durham 15 I 40 Oct. 31 M. I. T. Boston 16 53 Nov. 9 N. E. I. C. A. A. Boston 52 M. I. T. 77, Maine 98, Bowdoin 111, Bates 114, R. I. 129, Northeastern 148 and Tufts 158 Nov. 21 Army West Point 29 26 . NIVINllEfIIFfIViTIVEN fllflllilllllIIIQJVFNY-fllflllillllilllilllf i-1.-. f2011 , 'L.'- ....T-4 fltltilllli 4ItlllQANlll'lii'lIE llB4IDXliN lil PERCY REED, Coach FRED SNELL, Captain LESLIE COLBURN, Manager Captain Snell Although the varsity boxing team lost four of its seven matches during the regular season, the sensa- tional fighting of Theofiel Wageman, who won the na- tional collegiate 175 pound title, and Capt. Fred Snell who was runner up in the 112 pound class, made the season, as a whole, one of the most successful the Uni- versity has ever had. In addition to the work of these two seniors, three underclassmen, Meersman, Dearborn, and McCaughney fought well. Meersman, in his first year of boxing, lost only two decisions. ' SUMMARY OF SEASON Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. New New New New New New New Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire lk 4Vz McGill Army Navy B. U. Harvard Springfield Dartmouth 5M 2116 Iiaclc Now: Couch Reed, Romeo, Wmremun, Meunier, Mgr. Colburn. Front Row: Connors, Snell, Dearborn, Meersmun. N IHN Ii i'Ii4'lli:IliiN 'III li Illlllli3fIEVY-'Ill Illl1lli'9IilIH'. L.. f2023 ixn I , . 4 fllfllliilllililii 4ll1Z1IlQylkNQlllflliilllii -lg,-M' llQllEllL1AkhY I ALFRED MILLER, Coach. LAURENCE BARKER, Manager An ambitious relay schedule was undertaken by New Hampshire this last winter and fair success was attained by the Blue and White runners. Three members of the one mile relay team from last year had graduated, leaving' Pick Mann as the only veteran available. Pike, a sprinter, and Thayer, a hurdler were converted into quarter milers, and Crowell and Noyes, a member of the two mile relay team, alternated as the fourth man. The first meet of the year found the team j ourneying to the Prout Memo- rial Games in Boston. In this meet the one mile relay team was beaten in a close race by Northeastern. The freshman team also ran, and was like- wise defeated by Northeastern. At the Millrose games, in New York, the team was beaten by North Carolina, but succeeded in winning over Vilanova. At the B. A. A. Games the varsity team was again beaten by the crack Northeastern team in a thrilling race, and in the last race of the year, at the Universifty Club Games a disqualification spoiled the team's chances of winning. Individual stars competed for the Wildcats in several of these meets, with varying success. Whitehouse did some very fine work in the hurdles, and Pike jumped 23 feet 8 inches at the University Club Games to set a new University record. SUMMARY OF SE ASON Date Meet Place Results Jan. 30 Prout Memorial Games Boston Northeastern lst, N. H. 2nd Feb. 6 Millrose Games New York No. Carolina 1st, N. H. 2nd, Vilanova 3rd Feb. 13 Boston A. A. Games Boston Northeastern lst, N. H. 2nd Feb. 20 University Club Games Boston Disqualified Mar. 13 Providence Olympic Providence, ll. I. No relay entries from N. H. Fund Games NIM N Il i'Ill'lil ill :N-'Iillliillllllilil'HWY Itlllilllll-Ili I IJ' --- 52031 ..xi4.,........ illfllfllllli llgllgzbblgllldlflli 1111? llHll4lD4lUllKllEY ERNEST CHRISTENSEN, Coach DAVID WARK, Captain NORMAN WRIGHT, Munagcv' 5 Lack of ice and periods of continued warm weather spelled disaster for the hockey team this year. Only gg, eight of the scheduled fourteen games were played, and 1 they all resulted in losses. Howard Hanley, the of- fensive and defensive star of the team was signally honored by being selected on the All American Hockey team. Capt. Wark and Penley also played well. SUMMARY OF SEASON Captain Wark Date Opynonmfits Place N H 111 Jan Brown Providence Jan M. I. T. Durham Feb Bates Durham Feb Colby Durham Feb Northeastern Boston Feb Bates Lewiston Feb Bowdoin Durham Feb Boston University Boston . 1., Q . l:4ati:.e A it A ' If , ' lt' , , . lr, ,W K , i, .,, HZ.. Baal: Now: Coach Christensen, Boucher, White, Bartlett, Hanley, Nowak, Sweutser, Williamson, Mgr. Writtht. Frmzt Row: Brooks. Field. McSwiney, Congdon. Wurk, Partridge, Penley, Bowler, Abbe. ...-ii NlllNllll1lFlIlgiQIlENrfllfllillllllllQ,fIll'3YL-fIlVlIHIlllQfIlF,llli f204fI llilltilllli lllllllezeklxllllfllillh, 1-1-4: kWVllNllfllElllQ, glli3llDilQFlliS PAUL SWEET, Coach -4tV.,,,,, ,. i,,vg,,,, I fixup .ASK Captain Whyte JOSEPH WHYTI-1, Captain BARRON Romans, Jllfmagar The winter sports team, under the expert guidance of Coach Sweet, experienced another successful season. The President Harding Tro- phy was won at the annual Lake Placid meet, after a battle with Dartmouth. During the first day of the competition Jack Shea and the rest of the Dartmouth skaters ran up a big lead for the Indians, but in the final day the balance of the Wildcats showed to advantage as they drew ahead to win by 4 points. Ed Blood won the Marshall Foch Trophy for ski jump- ing, over the best collegiate jumpers of this country and Canada, and got another first in the slalom. Trygve Christiansen, another sophomore, won the down hill race, and came second to Blood in the slalom. Malcolm Chase, skating his third year for New Hampshire, took a second in the two mile race, and two fourths, one in the quarter mile and the other liaclc Now: Assistant Couch L French, Whyte, Ellsworth, Christiansen, Newell, Mgr. Rogers, Coach Sweet. Front Row: Andberg, Burringt , Burbank, Downs. Chase, Mailman, Witkus. N lllN illlflllflliilllfiilulllilllilllllllQ'lll NYHVlllilll'lllllQllElllil L--l... 52051 --an-. 'llllltllllli 1llZllQA.Nlltlllllli --,,,1-,--H in the figure skating, while Downs, another skater garnered a third and a fourth. Without any semblance Of DI'aC'C1C9, Andberg took 21 SGCOUC1 111 the snow-shoe race. Although the date of the University of New Hampshire Carnival was changed it had no effect on the weather, for there was no snow in Durham when the end of January rolled around. The social events of the Carnival were held as usual, however. At the annual Dartmouth Carnival the In- dians scored a relatively easy victory over the Wildcats, who were without the services of Blood. In spite of the return of Blood, Dart- mouth won again at Lucerne, Quebec, in the I. W. S. U. meet. Although Blood averaged over 200 feet in the ski jumping, he was de- feated by the Canadian star, Landry, of Ottawa. The University of New Hampshire was high- ly honored by the selection of Edward Blood as a member of the United States Olympic team which competed at Lake Placid during the win- L,l,1-1,1 ter months. He was one of the first college men ever to be accorded this honorand in the actual competition he was the second U. S. man in the combined skiing events. With Blood, Christiansen, Downs, and Andberg returning, the pros- pects of a winning team are very bright for next year. With better Weather conditions it is to be hoped that the students of the University may have a chance to see their own team compete. SUMMARY OF SEASON College Week Competition, Lake Placid, December 29, 30, 31. New Hampshire 29, Dartmouth 25, McGill 20, St. Olaf's 4, Williams 3, Ottawa 2, Maine 2, Harvard 1, Bowdoin 0, St. Lawrence 0, St. Mich- ael's 0, and St. Patrick's of Toronto 0, University of New Hampshire Carnival, January 28, 29, 30. Cancelled. Dartmouth Winter Carnival, Hanover, February 4, 5, 6. Dartmouth 47, New Hampshire 20, Maine 615, McGill 6, Bowdoin 5, St. Lawrence 115, Harvard 1, Norwich 0, St. Michael's 0, Middlebury 0, Amherst 0, Yale 0. I. W. S. U. Championships, Lucerne, Quebec, February 26, 27, 28. Dartmouth 3315, New Hampshire 2615, McGill 13, Ottawa 12, St. Pat- rick's 3, Toronto 0. 5 Ed ward Blood ,L--:.-,i N IlN Ill7.'.ll'lliiIHNZN-'3.lll'.IlQlil,lllllQ'.Illf'Y-'rlll'lll'llll1Qllflll2 -- I206j . ',IllifIt'IlflHi 1llfZIlt2ANrIlfIll,'iIIli fl,-Hi llflllilllli N0 H., 4lUllLllUllB CROSS COUNTRY Carlton Noyesl David deMoulpied ' fCapt.J William Andbergi' William Benedict? Edward Blood Richard Low Stewart Stokes, Mgr. FOOTBALL Richard Eustis ' fCapt.J Harold Hawkestt Howard Hanleytl' Henry Lane ' Harry Wood 0 Arthur Learmonthli Raymond Slackl' James Slackt Theofiel Wagemanl' James Hayes ' Donald Dunnani' Frank Rochel' Ennio Abbiatil' Lawrence MacGowan Frank Knox George Jaques Robert Haphey George Bacheller Charles Wilson James Ballou Virgil Corti Charles Graffam Charles Dolloif Malcolm Beverstock Mark Moore, Mgr. BASKETBALL John Conroyi' ' I Capt. J Richard Eustisti' Joseph Bronsteinl' Eugene Gormleyt Walter Fostert Benjamin Trzuskoski Brewster Koehler Joseph Targonski Lincoln Ferrini Allan Armstrong George Blanchard, Mgr. BOXING Theofiel Wagemantl' Fred Snelll' CCaptJ Robert Augustinusl: Lionel Meunieri' Paul Dearborn Andrew McCaughney Alphonse Meersman Earl Brooks James Romeo Donald Dunnan Frank Knox Leslie Colburn, Mgr. HOCKEY David Warkl' 9' lCapt.J Howard Hanleyti' Donald Penley ' Winslow Whitet Harry Wood Charles Dolloff George Abbe George Bacheller Francis McSwiney Theodore Nowak Leland Partridge Norman Wright, Mgr. WINTER SPORTS Joseph Whyte ' CCapt.J Malcolm Chaseti' Edward Blood' Robert Downst William Andberg Trygve Christiansen Barron Rogers, Mgr. BASEBALL Charles Hannaw fCapt.J Malcolm Chasel' Walter Mitchellt Henry Lanet Henry Gibbons Richard Eustis Lucien Lizabeth Winslow White James Casey Herman Edgerley David Stafford Edward Hanna Harold Nims, Mgr. TRACK Austin W0olley 'i fCapt.J Earl Brookstl' Raymond Geoffrionw Albert Lazurew Raymond Whitehouse Howard Douglasit Carlton Noyesl' Howard Hanleyt Gordon Thayerl' Richard Harringtont Harry Woodt Ralph Crosbyl' Warren Pike David deMoulpied Arthur Learmonth Kenneth White Roy Clark William Andberg E. J. Blood Raymond Sawyer, Mgr -lg. N INN Il t.'Ill'IJlill N-'rIH'll Illflll,ll!Q,',IVl'XY-'Illflil rlllrlldlli ill f iii f20'1J llllltllllli 41KlllQ1f3klNllll4fllE lllilllflllflll lNllUlYlllllEllQ1AkllL lWlllElN W. G. Andberg F55 PQOZFQPVWPPFEDZFPF WEP? WH? FUF22 PWBPHPCW ge P. French CROSS COUNTRY A. deMoulpied fCapt.J A. Mackey Andrews Ballou Barry Dente Dunnan Beverstock Gibbons Holt Learmonth CCa1it.J Lee Lizabeth Mahoney McCarthy MacGowan Parker Purrington Sanborn Sichol Applin Garneau Gormley Howell Congdon Garland McSwiney Applin Dunnan Edgerley Garland Garneau Hanna Howell Learmonth G. Andberg P. Chestnolvich W. Clark A. deMoulpied R. Gibbons G. Gilman E. Haynes K. E. White FOOTBALL BASKETBALL HOCKEY W. White fCapt.J BASEBALL TRACK A. A. Patch H. G. Roberge J. Van der Hoeff K. M. Varney J. Vaughan W. White A. Zotto TEAM B F. Adams J. Copadis E. Clark N. Greenwood D. McCall C. Norton C. Palmer J. Savage C. Sawyer R. Stevens B. Trzuskoski H. Wheelock J. Whicher D. Young L. MacGowan B. McKinney B. Trzuskoski CCaptD W. Wagner H. Machon T. Nowak H. Roberge L. Lizabeth H. Machon H. Roberge J. Sikoski R. Stevens B. Trzuskoski L. Wells W. White J. D. Holt N. W. Klein CCaptJ R. H. Lee L. Picard W. M. Pike J. B. Walker R. E. Wiggin ...l NlllNliillllllllilllfld''llFltlIllllllQ'llFY-'llFlll'lIllllQlllillF - mwl ,,iL. ii.,..l.. - ,- 'tlllffllflll lllli 1l?lllQ,AN flllflltllf, ---- lllNllFllQAlWlllUllQAllL SlP1lDlllQfIlS LAURENCE BARKER, Secretary-Treasurer - Representatives Malcolm Brannen, Kappa Sigma Robert Morrison, Theta Chi Francis Donovan, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frederic Perkins, Alpha Tau Omega Warren Pike, Lambda Chi Alpha Kenneth Blaine, Phi Mu Delta Roger Hunt, Pi Kappa Alpha Elwyn Riley, Theta Upsilon Omega Ralph DeRonde, Alpha Kappa Pi Herbert Gordon, Phi Alpha Eugene Gormley, Theta Kappa Phi Paul Henderson, Alpha Gamma Rho Laurence Barker, Phi Delta Upsilon Edward Handschumaker, Tau Kappa Epsilon Christos Brianos, Delta Epsilon Pi SUMMARY OF EVENTS, 1930-31 Sport Relay Basketball Boxing Hockey Winter Sp0I'tS Baseball Track Swimming Tennis Bowling Winner Lambda Chi Alpha Theta Chi Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Tie, Theta Chi and Phi Delta Upsilon Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Tau Omega Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Mu Delta Theta Kappa Phi Runner-Up Alpha Tau Omega Phi Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Tau Omega Lambda Chi Alpha Tie, Theta Chi and Sig- ma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Tau Omega Delta Sigma Chi FINAL STANDING OF ALL-POINT TROPHY, 1930-31 Lambda Chi Alpha Theta Chi Phi Delta Upsilon Kappa Sigma Alpha Tau Omega Phi Mu Delta Pi Kappa Alpha 452 Delta Sigma Chi 283 42415 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 276 3821A Theta Kappa Phi 246 373 Alpha Gamma Rho 24215 373 Theta Upsilon Omega 229 365 Alpha Kappa Pi 18015 33815 Phi Alpha 65 - '-- N Ill N ll i'HIl'IlIii Ill :N-'l1l'IIliiiIIl ll ,lllQflll'NY-'llfllilll llMllf7, Ill 1. - H2091 ---'- fIlfl1HIlllE 1lflllQ1lhN lllfllflli llFllQllESllHlllWl1AhN llF4lO1lOllFll31AhllLllL CARL LUNDHOLM, Coach THOMAS CLARKE, Captain JEAN MOREAU, Manager For the first time in a number of years the University of New Hamp- shire freshman football team was undefeated. The team did not have any particular stars, but was made up of a group of well balanced men, finely coached by Lundholm. Outstanding victories were won over Exe- ter and Andover, while St. Anselm's held the team to a tie. SUMMARY OF SEASON CTeam AJ New Hampshire Freshmen 19 Nichols New Hampshire Freshmen 7 Phillips Exeter New Hampshire Freshmen 44 Boston University Freshmen New Hampshire Freshmen 18 Tilton School New Hampshire Freshmen 14 Keene Normal School New Hampshire Freshmen 7 St. Anselm's New Hampshire Freshmen 13 Phillips Andover Baclc How: Couch Lundholm, Smart, M , 1, L '- t, H -' ' - - Jensen, Stylianos, Nichols. Mtrr. Mo1'e::L aumn MHS' Qumn' McDermott' Wllklns' MCK Th11jrd.Row: Soldnti, Bclcson, Allen, Wilde, Angwin, Rcnfors, Lucinski Hoos Penn Mcguirk Ste avls. ' ' ' - Segi'1::hFf41:w5en1ggilfgf, hgggggggur- MCI-0011, Moriarty, Lavigne, Hough, Newman. Freeman, Kcr M F 33l2zf?l'S'Z'rimY':ll'-alu- MUl'l'3Yi LHDCZH, Kiwi-CS. Stewart, Prentiss, Moody, Healy, Clarke, Rogers M lllwl- !'l li.'Ql 1flI I l 'l lff i . 'Will II'Il -'itll' --j IN INN I, .li l il, ,IN el,lu,I.1I,il,,-?,liY- ll ll lllilll .I,, --Q... f210j 'Ill ' Il IH Il 1 ll if IIIQNI N ll' Ili ' It I IIFIIQIIESIIHIIIMZAXN IUIIQIDSS IIZIDIIUNIIIIKQNY PAUL SWEET, Coach CLIFTON BURRINGTON, Captain HOWARD WHEELOCK, Manager Maintaining the standards set by the freshman teams of the past four or five years the 1935 team went through the season undefeated. In the freshman N. E. I. C. A. A. they were victorious over the pick of other New England colleges. The men winning their numerals were: Captain Clifton Burrington Kenneth Reardon Howard Rines Howard Brooks Elton Glover Fred Murray Theodore Darling ' Donald Seavey William Short Frederick Walker SUMMARY OF SEASON Date Opponent Place N. H. Opp. Oct. 10 Northeastern Durham 22 I 33 Oct. 16 Harvard, Dartmouth, Boston 29 Harvard 45, Dart- M. I. T. mouth 86, M. I. T. 88 Oct. 24 Brown Providence 22 33 Oct. 31 M. I. T. Boston 15 47 Nov. 9 N. E. I. C. A. A. Boston 54 Maine 60, Bowdoin 107, Northeastern 107, R. I. 144, Bates 162, Tufts 166. ?i'Zfii'f5'ZZf. iiVi1iEIi'3f.', 32131552 ?ii1l?igt5.'2f1'P8ISi1', Eliiifnciova, emi. sweet. ii.-... N Ill N llf'Il'Il I Il l.N-'IW ll ll l7Y'.'Ill'Y-AIll? Il If 'ltflll' iii' s'ren :L f2113 -li llllltllllltf 4lllllQ.AlNlllllll4F. l llFllQllESllHlllWl1AhlN ll3AS7llMEllFllBAllLllL CARL LUNDHOLM, Coach ' FREDERICK WALKER, Captain CHARLES WETTERGREEN, Manager Although receiving two defeats, the frosh basketball team was very strong. The defeats, administered by Andover and Dean, were by one and two points, and were last minute victories. Captain Walker, guard, Funston, center, and McKiniry, forward, were the stars of the team. SUMMARY OF SEASON Date Opponent Place N. H. Opp. Jan. 9 Sanborn Durham 36 11 Jan. 16 I-Iolderness Durham 39 14 Jan. 23 Tilton Durham 39 13 Jan. 30 Kent's Hill Durham 35 29 Feb. 6 Hebron Hebron 27 18 Feb. 10 Andover Andover 21 23 Feb. 13 Nichols Durham 33 26 Feb. 20 Wentworth Durham 52 17 Feb. 27 New Hampton Durham 50 19 Mar. 3 Dean Durham 27 28 lffwk Rvwr Mgr. Wcttcrsrrccn. Walkcr.'Mathcson, Funstun, Morse, Steeves, Wilde, Coach Lundholm. Ifront Row: Quinn, Murray, White, Salnba, Wilkins, Toll, Stylianos, Swiklas. ::::::: NNPHVWWWT44WWWHUlN0WWHHQWMi----f f21zJ lllllltlllllli 4lElllQ1AkNlllillfllE XWWIDlWlllEN QS AllFllHlllILllElllIl41lZ 2AkSS4lD1lUlll1Akllllll4lDlN Since 1923, when the varsity teams in women's sports were dropped, the Women's Athletic Association has sponsored in- terclass games in hockey, soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, track, and archery. Besides the teams in these sports, points are given for time allotted to hiking, swimming, skating, and other activities. Membership in the Association is based on points, which are given for participation in the various sports. 125 points are needed for membership, while pins are awarded for girls garnering 350 and 750 points. An N. H. is given to those who participate in enough activities to earn 1,000 points. Dur- ing this past year letters have been awarded to Ethel Duiy, Elizabeth Flint, Eileen Gadd, Marjorie Smith, Isabel Thomas, and Emily White. Four years ago the first college Play Day was held at the University, and delegates from other colleges in Northern New England were guests of the W. A. A. The idea of Play Day, which is now an annual aiair, is to bring the representatives of the various schools together that they may play with each other rather than against each other. In addition to the college Play Days the W. A. A. holds each year a Play Day for the girls of the surrounding high schools. Each school sends six delegates, and the girls who attend go back to their schools with new ideas to help conduct their games. A cabin, situated about seven miles from the school, has been erected by the Association for the use of its members and other University women. Hikes and week-end trips are enjoyed throughout the year. The Women's Athletic Association is a member of the Ath- letic Conference of American College Women, a national organi- zation. A delegate is sent by the- University organization to the national convention which is held every three years. NlIlNllti'iIIl.'Ill'ilIlEN-'.Ill'lHIlllllQ,'.llI.'Y-'ll'lIlilll,lllQ,IlIciIlli ' f213j gifgf.-Hi fllfll Il Il 1 ll ,CZTSIWIQXMN rllillr' ll? Back Now: White, Libby, Lunen, Paul, Dull'y, Marshall, Dozois. Front Row: Mason, Hunkins, Davie, Finn, Hough, Sherman. iWV11DlWlllEN QS 25MllllHllllLllEllllll4lU ASS1lDlUlll1AMlfllQ1lDN Emily White NAN PEARSON, Secretary Ojjicers EMILY WHITE, President FRANCES MARSHALL, Vice-President SENIORS JUNIORS Florence Baker Elda Baldacci Barba B 'd y Elsie Davie Ethel Duffy Yora Flanders Elizabeth Flint Eileen Gadd Carolyn Hatch Harriet Hubbard Mary McNutt Frances Mason Nancy Meehan Sarah Morton Ruth Paul Louise Remington Madeline Richardson ra oai wa Jennie Bujnievicz Mary Casey Gertrude Chamberlain Charlotte Clogston Margaret Doe Louise Dozois Helen Farrington Margaret Fields Carolyn Files Marie Finn Gabrielle Grenier Olive Hascall Marion Hough Charlotte Hunkins Rachel Winslow Anna Krinsky Prucia Lanen Frances Marshall Mary Pickwick Luceba Sherman Ernestine Teague Helen Thompson Gertrude Tinker Alice Towle SOPHOMORES Shirley Barker Mary Carswell Margaret Kay Theodora Libby Helen McEgan N P an earson Caroline Smith FRESHMEN Dorinda Hinckley Eva Thibgdeau li N Il N Ili'Il'l1WN-'ll'Il ll ll llVfl1l'Ye'IlllE ll Iililll ill 2 -L--W 52143 .1-gl llfllillllli UIZIIQANlll'fI4lQifIlli ,.. Hmm Back Now: Duroska, Nuttcr, Sherman, Lunen, Hazen. Second Row: Goodman, Perkins, Pinska, Marshall, Duzois, Crooks. Front Row: Hough, Hunkins, Finn, Pickwick, Mellett. JMU!! H43 NlUlWllIEllQAllL kWV4rDlWllEN Elda Baldacci Barbara Boardway Jennie Bujnievicz Mary Casey Gertrude Chamberlain Charlotte C-logston Helen Crooks Mary Daroska Margaret Doe Louise Dozois Louise Eaton Helen Farrington Margaret Fields Carolyn Files Ruth Goodman Marion Goodwin Gabrielle Grenier Olive Hascall Constance Hazen Ruth Hibbard Marian Hough Charlotte Hunkins Anna Krinsky Prucia Lanen Frances Langlois Frances Marshall Ariel Marston Dorothy Mellett Helen Moore Ann Nash Beatrice Nutter Marjorie Parsons Lillian Perkins Marion Phillips Mary Pickwick Josephine Pinska Laurette Rahn Alice Rowe Miriam Ryder Luceba Sherman Laura Stackpole Ernestine Teague Helen Thompson Gertrude Tinker Constance Tobey Alice Towle Edna Whyte Dorothy Williams Ruth Winterton Rebecca Young ...-... N MLN IlI:,'IlI'Ili'll1N-'l4l'lIlflllrIllMQIIIXY-'illlr'lll'illlrlll2,Il!illli ---94 52151 fIPAMQ1H,' W IH ZAWUWIYEIIQJHKS1lEWllKIVEN141QS E. L. FREEMAN COMPANY 26 North Washington St. BOSTON, MASS. Telephone, Laf l299 The tiling of the Sunrooms Fireplaces, ' and Bathrooms in the CHARLES HARVEY HOOD HOUSE UNIVERSITY OF INIEW HAMPSHIRE was designed and installed by our organization We are prepared to submit special color sketches and to make sugges- tions for the installation of tiles in in- stitutional and residential buildings. F. E. BERRY, Jr. G. :IL-kfL ip,E-3:i3E.3j.3:p.5.'j.:..!.1. vxu' 'I ' Ag ' Acoustical and Sound- f.. Proofing Engineers 'NH' .II ' and Constructors I f-V-cl X IE 'F 203 IPSWICH ST., BOSTON ' I A lOl Park Avenue New York , ' .Il 'lj' 50 Trumbull Street I E L, Hartford Jllfia - 114:52 itz-'A New Industrial Trust Bldg. ' Providence f218J I-IIGI-ILAND I-IOUSE em shop and tea Room DURHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE Open All the Year-Reasonable Rates-Accommodations for Autos AN ATTRACTIVE PLACE FOR LONG OR SHORT STAY On a Hill Overlooking Lamprey River Rest-Recreation Home Cooking a Specialty Home Comforts Hall tor Indoor Amusements Tennis, Boating, Bathing and Other Outdoor Sports Tel. Newmarket 65 Booklet MRS. E. E. THOMPSON Stralsllord National Bank DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Travelers' Cheques Letters of Credit Foreign Exchange CHAPIN Cr ADAMS COMPANY Butter and Eggs Pu rveyors to Colleges, Schools, Insti- tutions, Clubs and Restaurants 35 So. Market Street Boston, Mass. L219J RUMFORD PRESS CGNCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE Known from Coast To Coast QUALITY PRINTERS OF MAGAZINES COLLEGE AND SCHOOL CATALOGUES HISTORIES AND GENEALOGIES I I University ol: New Hampshire Book Store A SERVICE ORGANIZATION operated for the benefit of the student body of the University TEXTBOOKS, CHILTON FOUNTAIN PENS LEFAX SYSTEM, NOTEBOOKS, ALL OTHER CLASS SUPPLIES UNIVERSITY SHIELDS, BANNERS, PILLOWTOPS IEWELRY AND STATIONERY POSTCARDS, BOOKLETS OF VI EWS AND PICTURESQUE NOTES OF THE UNIVERSITY The retail prices represent only a sufficient margin over wholesale costs necessary to its operation. Compliments of WALLIS S. RAND General Store DURHAM, N. H. 7 1 NEW ENGLAN D'S OWN Producers and Distributors of Fine Foods WHOLESALE ONLY Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Pork, Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Poultry, Game, Butte, Cheese, Eggs, Olives, Oils-Fresh, Salt and Smoked Fish-Fruits and V getables -Canned Foods, Preserves and Birdseye Frosted Foods. Batchelder, Snyder, Dorr G' Doe Company Blackstone, North and North Centre Sts., BOSTON, MASS. COSTUMES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Hooker - Howe Costume Company 46-52 South Main Streel Haverhill, Massachusetts Member N. C. A. For Your Next Special Party Trip ENCAGE A B 8' M MOTOR COACH Anytime - Anywhere - Low Rates Boston G' Maine Trans. Company PORTSMOUTH, New HAMPSHIRE R. E. Ramsdell, Supt. Phone Portsmouth 33 52211 C ..4,,,, W ,,l,1,,hyV J? X ggi Ky, ' HOWARD l EssoN New Englanci's Largest College Annual Designers anci Engravers Engravers for 0 ol llus Book HOWARD-WESSON CO. Artists and Makers of Fine Printing Plates 44 Portland Street fPrinters Building, WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 3-7266 52223 University of New Hampshire Dining Hall BETTER MEALS AT LOW COST. We are making every effort to reduce college living expenses and provide nourishing food at reasonable prices. CAFETERIA. For the benefit of all students, except Freshmen, a Cafeteria is equipped to serve tastily prepared food amid congenial sur- roundings under the cafeteria plan or with table service. FRESHMAN DINING HALL. For several years the University has maintained a Dining Hall exclusively for Freshmen resulting in the develop- ment of better class spirit, cultivation of class acquaintances, intimate friendships, the habit of eating regularly the proper food necessary to build healthy bodies for concentrated study, and the realization that the University is in a position to furnish service at lower cost to the student than could be secured elsewhere. The High Quality of HATCHET BRAND RIVAL Foons, INC. Poop PRODUCTS has made them the standard of New England THE LINE IS COMPLETE Consisting of More Than ZOO New Bedford, Mass Varlelles Fitchburg, Mass. Portsmouth, N. H. Wholesale Grocers Cambridge, Mass. We are Tea Importers and Coffee Roasters -- Rival Brand Canned Goods are packed in No. IO tins express- ly for the best Hotel, Club, THE TWITCHELL - CHAMPLIN co' and School Trade. Portland, Me. Boston, Mass. I2231 Compliments of COLLEGE PHAQNACY BQHN-KENT COMPANY Wholesale Provisions B1-B3 South Market St. BOSTON, MASS. 179O S Telephone 3 1792 1791 , Capitol 1797 BRACKETT Cr SHAW COMPANY sorv1ERswoRtH, N. H. Established 1897 Centaur Tractors - Saw Mills Woodworlcing Machinery Water Supply Systems Bolens Cultivators Buda Industrial Engines Allis-Chalmers Tractors Rototillers Ask for General Catalogue CHILDS, SLEEPER 6' CO. Dealer in Beef, Poultry, Mutton Lamb and Veal l-lotel, School, Club and Institutional Supplies WHOLESALE 84 North Street Telephone, Capitol 9860 BOSTON l2241 The Frank Forrestall Adams Slzuclio Photographers of Prominent Persons Portland, Maine OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS CLASS 1933 Extends Hearty Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Future Success of Every Member of the Class. 52251 Drink A Toast... . . . To the Blue and White, and to our many friends in Durham. Here's luck, here's health, here's wealth and success. We hope you win every game on your toot- ball schedule next tall The Public Service Company of New Hampshire, an institu- tion wholly within the state, is the largest New Hampshire Public Utility. It serves many cities and towns with Electric Light and Power, three cities with Gas and one city with a Street Railway System. The increasing popular demand for the above outlined services is active proof that the Public Service Company, whose watchword is SERVICE, has something to offer that makes Osgood Life Easier and Happier. Construction ,fits-,Q s Cvfftpaftv 457 IBuiIders of the new Dairy Barnl I 25 East Hollis Street - Public Service Company Nashua. N- H. of New Hampshire THE IENNISON SYSTEM OF HOT WATER HEATING BY FORCED CIRCULATION Has Been Installed in CHARLES IAIVIES HALL IVIORRILL HALL CONANT HALL SHOPS BUILDING THOMPSON HALL LIBRARY BUILDING INFIRIVIARY BUILDING Specialists in Economical Heating THE JENNISON CO., INC. 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A E Um Q71 K Wrllzuulwzine OAKES BQOS Manufacturers of High Grade ATHLETIC SHAKER SWEATERS 25 Williams St., jamaica Plain BOSTON, MASS. Biological and Chemical Laboratory Apparatus Chemicals, Drugs, Stains and Minerals, Chemical Laboratories, Glass Blowing and Machine Shops. EIMER Cr AMEND Established 1851 Inc. 1897 Headquarters for Laboratory Apparatus and Chemical Reagents Third Ave., 18th to 19th Street NEW YORK, N. v. Compliments of A l:lQlEND l228j :I Q 9 f A QQX ll l all 9 QQ, A l , V TT 9 4 ff ff-f X . . V ' l1f 'l llllllll ll sv, fi 'llwe Qecognizecl Standard ol Quality Fit ancl Value COLT-CROMWELL COMPANY, Inc. 1239 Broadway Established 1899 New York, N. Y Compliments ol Tl-IE WILDCAT Compliments of A FQIEND I:229j r