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

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MARGARET FRANCES ROBINSON P'eggyU Marlboro, N. H. Senior Glee Club Q21 Q31 Q41g Representative. There's gold in her heart. ERMA TELFER Plymouth, N. H. ' Varsity Basketball Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41g Speedball Q21g Volleyball Q21 Q31g Deck Tennis Q21 Q31g Badminton Q21 Q31g Basketball Leader Q31g Class Secre- tary-Treasurer Q21 Q31g Social Club Q21 Q31 Q41g Winter Carnival Com- mittee Q31g Advertising Manager of the Yearbook Q41g Secretary of State Q31g Governor Q41g Representative Q21 Q31g Leader of Badminton and Deck Tennis Q21g Solicitor Q21g Clerk of the Court Volcano Girl , for 'neath that calm, understanding look there are powerful potentialities of leadership, keen insight, and a zest for living. VESTA LUCILLE TOURVILLE KCTOOCYJ Deep River, Conn. Class Basketball Q11 Q21g Baseball Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41g Badminton Q21g Social Club Council Q11 Q41g Glee Club Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41g Special Glee Club Q31g Class President Q11g Representative Q11 Q21g Associate justice Q31g Chief Justice Q31g Governor Q41g Volleyball Q21 Q313 Yearbook Staif Q41g Baseball Leader Q21 Q31g Class Marshall Q31g Public Printer Q21 She is the master. of her loadg She is the captain of her day. ' . ,ff 26

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i, l 19165- 'Q Q ALEXANDER KASZUBA Kash West Rutland, Vt. Forensic Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41g Vice President Q41g Basketball Q11 Q21 Q31g Manager Q31g Varsity Q11 Q21 Q31g Representative Q11 Q31 Q41g Associate Justice Q31g Glee Club Q11 Q21 Q31. A man, sincere, industrious, and Winsome. GRACE IRENE HOLT Gracie Lyndeboro, N. H. Basketball Q11 Q21 Q31g Badminton Q21 Q31g Deck Tennis Q21 Q31g Volleyball Q21g Social Club Council Q11 Q21 Q31g Social Club President Q31g Glee Club Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41g Special Glee Club Q31g Representative Q11 Q21 Q31g Clerk of Court Q31g Solicitor Q21g Class Secretary-Treasurer Q11. With her eyes in flood with laughter. FRANCES ADELINE LEPABVRE Fritzie Grasmere, N. H. Bowling Q11 Q21 Q31g Deck Tennis Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41g Badminton Q21 Q31 Q41 Public Printer Q31g Associate Justice Q41g Yearbook Staff Q41. Where there's Fritzie, there's fung Where there's fun, there's Pritzie. 25 9

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5 s ' -49 as ' uv' - GENEVA M. SMITH To the Graduates of the Secondary Curriculum These are difficult days in which to know With certainty what is happening in our muddled World. It is even more difficult, in the midst of this confusion, to try to analyze and to inter- pret the forces behind the events. Yet, if our way of living is to survive We must keep on solv- ing the every-day problems and at the same time try to understand these changes, relationships, and invariants which are influencing the future. We, as agents of democracy, are consequently confronted with two problems. The Hrst deals with our vocational responsibilities, and the second with our obligation to think in an orderly manner about those trends which go beyond any one profession. This utilitarian age has caused us to become a nation of specialists. Those attributes which make us highly skilled members of one profession may build Walls which separate us from other groups and prevent us from understanding their problems. The present period demands that we must go beyond these boundaries and try to understand those social, economic, and moral forces which underlie what We consider a superior Way of living. Professional skill alone may be the only requirement of teachers in a totalitarian state, but skill with insight, significance, and faith are required for the preservation and improve- ment of the fundamental and lasting ideals of democracy. GENEVA M. SMITH 27