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

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“Sunlight sifting lacelike through the leaves Shadows the campus; when the day is done We will forget that then were shadows— Remembering the .sun ’

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2 “TH E CONN I N(; TOW E R ” 1 9 3 0 Table of Contents Dr. Silver’s Message. Dedication. Foreword. Faculty. Seniors. Class Write-ups. Training Schools. ()rgani ations. Student Government Dormitories. .1 okes. Advertisements. Foreword Plymouth Normal School to us. as Seniors, means something fundamentally different from the Plymouth Normal School of our freshman year. The change is summed up in the one word, “spirit”, a spirit so intensified and strengthened that we feel proud to know we have had a small part in its renaissance. We have attempted through a representation of all the classes to express our appreciation for their sincere co-operation. We have endeavored to incorporate in this year book, the embodiment of that same spirit. May this book be the symbol of a spirit which will remain ever alive to the needs of our Alma Mater.

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4 “THE CONNING TOWER” 1930 Ernest Leroy Silver. Successful living is like climbing ;i mountain. At first, in confidence and aspiration wo follow trails made plain by others for our benefit. Along the way. now and then, we glimpse a promise of the beauty upward, inspired anew to courageous climbing over difficulties great and challenging. At last the heights of attainment, the splendid panorama that sets all things in true perspective make toil and discouragement forgotten in the satisfactions of achievement and in spiritual contact with the marvelous beauty and order of the universe.