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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

PLYMOUTH TfAC if P S 0 y 4 pM O' . conning tower staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITORS LITERARY EDITOR LITERARY COMMITTEE PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ASSOCIATE PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ART EDITOR FEATURES EDITOR ASSOCIATE FEATURES EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR SPONSORSHIP EDITOR ASSOCIATE SPONSORSHIP EDITOR SECRETARY-TREASURER ASSISTANT SECRETARY-TREASURER EDITING COMMITTEE Eleonor Corbel) Ruth Kelly, Moryonn Jewell Jonet Sieworl Charles Colpitis, Helen Bridgeo, Shirley Dutton, Jacquelyn Temperley Charles Hemphill Kenneth Randall Nancy Thompson Gwen Hiler Alfo Bourey Raymond Smith Nancy Kilmisler George LeClair Thelma Huggins Janice Corrette Borboro Callaghan Marie Flonogon, Chorlolle Fowle. Elixabelh Crombie JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Elixabelh Hayward Nancy Healh SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE Ralph Murphy ADVISOR Elixobelh Doolittle Sr A � C7 'i THE CONNING TOWER D . . table of contents Table of Contents and Yearbook Staff ..................... 2 Introduction ............................................. 3 Dedication ............................................... 5 President's Messoge ...................................... 7 Acknowledgement .......................................... 8 Faculty .................................................. Seniors .................................................. 17 Graduate ond Special Students ............................ 29 Undcrgroduotes ........................................... 31 Campus Voices............................................. 35 Sports ................................................... 39 Off Hours ................................................ 47 Clubs .................................................... 55 A Year ot P. T. .......................................... 94 Campus Shots ............................................. School Calendar .......................................... 98 Thank You ............................................... 99 Remember When ........................................... 70 College Directory ....................................... 72 Sponsorships ............................................. Autographs................................................ 78 ... introduction “Do not think thot years leave us and find us the same! —Owen Meredith, Lucile. All phases of our campus and its life have passed through a transition period of four years. Our Class of 1954 has experienced great strides in the improvement of the physical and social aspects of our campus. We have witnessed a change of administration, a face-lifting of our classroom and dormitory buildings, and many new governmental and social activities. The new gymnasium-auditorium augurs the brightest future. Our thoughts and efforts have been centered around our CAMPUS, therefore in the following pages we have endeavored to depict such evidences. MARY LYON HALL dedication In appreciation of your devoted kindness, understanding attitude, and unceasing endeavors to make our work more pleasant and our lives richer through your never failing good humor and cheery smile, we, the Senior Class of 1954, gratefully dedicate to you, Robert Boyd, our yearbook. ir -■ ' � . I LOVE COFFEE . . MARY LYON HALL . . . the president's message Perhaps never before in the history of our country has there been so much interest in and discussion about public education as there is today. This concern reflects the importance of our educational system in the continuous improvement of our way of life and the vital part which the teacher plays in every community. This responsible part which you members of the Class of 1954 will play in our country's future should stimulate all of you to continue for your lifetime the search for the true, the beautiful, and the good with which we have tried to help you here at Plymouth. Self-government in a democracy by free men requires wisdom. Men are born free. They are not born wise. Helping men to acquire the wisdom to keep them free is the great opportunity afforded the teacher. Gertrude Shaw Silver Stella Hughes Durkee Mrs. Stella H. Durkee retires this year after fifteen years of service to Plymouth Teachers College and the children of the community. Mrs. Durkee has served as a supervising teacher in the Guy E. Speare school and since 1949 as its principal. Always mindful of the human relations elements in her work, she has been a sincere and helpful friend to pupils, parents, teachers, and student-teachers alike. Plymouth has been fortunate to have a person of such broad understanding and sympathetic appreciation of personal problems as the director of the elementary student teaching program. Mrs. Gertrude Shaw Silver is retiring at the end of this college year after having given over forty-one years of service to Plymouth Teachers College. Mrs. Silver came to Plymouth on November 1, 1912 as Secretary to the President. In 1943 she was appointed Administrative Assistant and has been responsible for assisting the President with budgeting, purchasing, accounting, and plant maintenance. After his retirement, Gertrude Shaw was married on August 15, 1947 to President Emeritus Ernest L. Silver, at whose side she had worked so faithfully . in the building of Plymouth Teachers College. Faculty and students are going to miss her quiet, friendly greeting, her unfailing courtesy and deep concern for student welfare, and her efficient management of the multitudes of business transactions which have been her responsibility. We are glad that we can keep her as a close neighbor, for we know that much that is Plymouth resides in her head and her heart. 8 HAROLD E. HYDE President Hortwiek College, B.S.; Stale University of Now York, College for Tcochert, Albany, M.S.; New York University. Ed.D. ROSA CANNISTRARO AHERN Supervising Tea her Plymouth Teachers College. B.Ed. M. PRISCILLA ALDEN Physical Education Sargent School of Physical Education; Boston University, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A. NORTON R. BAGLEY English, Public Relations Plymouth Teachers College, B.Ed.; Boston University, Ed A.; Groduate study. University of Connecticut ELLA F. BArCHELDER Supervising Teacher Groduate, Plymouth Teachers College B. EVERARD BLANCHARD Director, Secondary Student Teaching Western Michigan College, B.S.; University of Chicago, A.M.; Graduate study. University of Chicago ROBERT LUCIUS BOYU Natural Sciences University of Massachusetts, B.S.; University of New Hompshire, Ed.M. RUTH OLIVE BOZARTH Social Studies Illinois Stole Normal University, B.Ed.; Teachers College, Columbia University, A.M. HAZEL E. BULLEN Supervising Teacher Framingham Teachers College, B.S. in Ed.; Boston University, M.Ed.; Graduate study. University of Colorado FRANCES CLAY Supervising Teacher Graduate. Plymouth Teachers College E. ROSEMARY DICKERSON Supervising Toother Homerton College, Combridge. England; Keene Teachers College. 8.Ed. THELMA MacFARLANE DOLLOFF Supervising Teacher Willimanlic Slate College, B.Ed.; Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A. ELIZABETH WHITING DOOLITTLE librarian Bales College, A.8.; Simmons College, School of library Science, B.S. KARL DRERUP Art Vcreiniqte Staatsschulen, Berlin, Mcistcrschuclcr; Royal Academy of Fine Arts and Kunsthisforische Institut, Florence, Holy STELLA HUGHES DURKEE Principal, Elementary Schools Director, Elemontary Student Teaching, Costlcton State Teachers College, B.Ed.; University of Vermont, Ed.M.; Graduate study. Northwestern University ROBERT JOHN ERNST Business Education Iowa State Teachers College, A.B.; State University of lowo, A.M. JOHN C. FOLEY English, Physical Education St. Anselm s College, B.A.; Boston University, M.A.; Graduate study. Boston University GEORGE ALLEN FOSTER Music Dartmouth College. Eostman School of Music, University of Rochester, B.M. L. MARGARET GALL Early Childhood Education Davis-Elkins College, A.B.; West Virginia University, M.A.; Graduate study. West Virginia University RUTH GRIFFITHS Dean of Student Personnel, Education lowed Slate Teachers College, B.S. in Ed.; 8oston University. M.A., Ed.D. RAYMOND P. HARRIS Curriculum Consultant Stoic University of New York, College for Teachers, Albony, B.A., M.A.; Graduate study, Syracuse University LEE B. HENRY Dean of Men, languages Amherst College, A.B.; University of New Hampshire, M.Ed.; Middlebury College, A.M.j University of Dijon, Diplome de Froncais; Graduate study, Middlebury College JAMES J. HOGAN Social Studies American International College, A.B.; Boston University, M.A.; Graduate study. University of Connecticut REGIS A. HORACE Business Education Plymouth Teachers College, B.Ec Boston University, M.Ed. LULU M. HOYT Supervising Teocher Gorham Normal School; Costine Normal School; Hyannis Stole College; Boston University, B.S. in Ed.j M.Ed. HANS P. JORGENSEN Music American Conservolory of Music, B.M. in Ed., M.M.Ed.; Graduate study, Columbia University HARRY E. KENNEY Physicol Sciences University of New Hampshire, 8.S., M.Ed.; Graduate study, Harvord University CHARLES B. KINNEY, JR. Dean of Instruction, Director of Graduate Study, Social Studies Lebanon Valley Colleqe, A.B.; Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A.. Ed.D. SARAH CAULEY LEAHY Home Economics Boston University, B.S. in Ed., A.M.; Graduate study. University of Wisconsin. Massachusetts Stole University DOROTHY B. O’NEILL Supervising Teocher Plymouth Teachers College, B.E« M.Ed. MILDRED M. POTTER Supervising Teacher Plymouth Teachers College, B.Ed. LOIS M. OUERIM Supervising Teacher Keene Teachers College. B.Ed. BERNARD RABIN elementary Education Plottsburg State Teachers College, B.Ed.; Syrocuse University, M.A. in Ed.; Teachers College, Columbia University, Ed.D. MARTHA A. RAND Supervising Teacher North Adorns State Teachers College. B.S. in Ed. DARROL E. ROBINSON Secondary Education University o( Moine, B.S., M.A.; Croduate study, Syracuse University NAJLA R. SAMAHA Supervising Teacher Plymouth Teachers College. B.Ed. RICHARD E. SANDERSON English, Mathematics Muskingum College, 8.S.; Northwestern University, M.A. MARIAN M. SANFORD Supervising Teacher University ol Moine, B.S. MARION KATHARINE SEAVEY Elementary Education Boston University. B.S. in Ed., M.Ed.; Graduate study, Boston University JULIA O. SKINNER Assistant librarian University ol South Carolina. A.8 George Peabody College lor Teochers. B.S. in l.S. geneva may smith Mathematics Boiton University, B.S. in Ed.j University of Moine, B.A. PAULINE SPITZNER Supervising Teacher Plymouth Teachers College, B.Ed. ELLEN S. TAPPLY Supervising Teacher Plymouth Teochers College, B.Ed. PHILIP C. TAPPLY Supervising Teacher Plymouth Teochers College, B.Ed University of New Hampshire. M.Ed. EVELYN MARGUERITE WAUGH Social Studies University of Maine, B.Pd., A.B.j University of Colifornio. A.M. ROI M. WHITE English, Dramatics Temple University, B.S. in Ed., M.A.; Croduote study, Stanford University CAROLYN L. WYNOTT Supervising Teacher Keene Teochers College. B.Ed. GERTRUDE S. SILVER Administrative Assistant EDITH ALLING Secretary to the President BERTHA KLOSE Receptionist DOROTHY D. LESLIE Dormitory Supervisor, Hall Dormitory JOYCE MAYHEW MARIE E. RAU Secrotary, Elementary School Kegiitrorj Secretary, Student Personnel ANNIE E. SHERIDAN, R.N. Nurse EMMA J. WALKER Dormitory Supervisor, Mary Lyon Hall . . . the president's home CABBAGE AND CARROTS o Seniors abed the conning tower PHILIP T. ALLIN North Stretford Business Education Student Council 1; Social Club 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 3; Class Officer 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE BARRETT ASHLEY Concord Elementary Transfer, Mount Saint Mary College; F.T.A. 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; I.R.C. 3; Seton Club 2, 3. ROWE H. ASHLEY Dorchester Dual F.T.A. 2, 3; Choir 3; I.R.C. 3; Science Club 2; Commuter 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY D. BAILEY Tilton Early Childhood F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Plymouth Players 4; Science Club 3; W.A.A. 1. EDWARD H. BILODEAU Littleton Secondary Transfer, St. Anselm's College; F.T.A. 3; Choir 3; Newspaper 3; Commuter 3, 4. ... 7954 OLIVE J. BLODGETT Franconia Elementary F.T.A. 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Plymouth Players 3, 4; I.R.C. 2; Science Club 2, 3; W.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. ALFA BOWERS BOUREY Lisbon Elementary Choir 1, 2; Plymouth Players 4; Yearbook 4; Seton Club 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. I, 2; Newspaper 3; Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Class Officer 4. HELEN M. BRIDGEO Sunapee Early Childhood F.T.A. 1, 2, 4; Student Council 4; C.A. 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club 1, 2; Girls' Sports 1. BARBARA A. CALLAGHAN Rochester Early Childhood Plymouth Players 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Seton Club 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Club 2, 4; Girls’ Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. JOHN R. CALLAHAN Concord Secondary Transfer, University of New Hampshire; F.T.A. 3; Basketball 3; Baseball 3; Commuter 3. . . . the conning tower BARBARA M. CHADBOURNE Somersworth Early Childhood F.T.A. 1, 2, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Plymouth Players 2, 3; I.R.C. 1, 2, 4; Outing Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Seton Club 1, 2, 4; Girls' Sports 2. ORA M. CHAYER Beebe River Elementary Plymouth Players 3, 4; Girls’ Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Commuter 1, 2, 3. IRA C. CLARK Plymouth Elementary F.T.A. 1; I.R.C. 2; Outing Club 1. 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2; Seton Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES A. COLPITTS Campton Secondary Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4; Intramural Sports 2; Commuter 1, 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR H. CORBETT Colebrook Business Education F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3; Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3. Lebanon ...1954 JANICE M. CORRETTE Business Education Choir 2; I.R.C. 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Scion Club I; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3; Girls' Sports 1,2,3, 4. ELIZABETH F. CROMBIE Bethlehem Secondary F.T.A. 1, 4; Student Council 1; Outing Club 1, 2, 3; Seton Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Girls’ Sports 1; Yearbook 4. EDWARD C. DESMOND Tilton Dual F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; I.R.C. 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Seton Club 1, 4; Social Club 1, 2 Baseball 2; Class Officer 1; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. DAVID M. DOLE Compton Secondary Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; I.R.C. I, 2. 4; Class Officer 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Commuter 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY A. DUTTON Plymouth Secondary Transfer, Farmington State Teachers College. Yearbook 4. . . . the conning tower LOIS E. EATON South Hadley Falls, Massachusetts Elementary Transfer, Green Mountain Jr. College and Colby College; Choir 3; C.A. 3; Methodist Club 3. DONALD B. ELSEMORE Farmington Elementary Transfer, Teachers College of Connecticut; F.T.A. 2, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Plymouth Players 2; I.R.C. 4; Outing Club 2; Science Club 4; C.A. 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1; Congregational Club 2, 3, 4. PAULINE R. FELLOWS Laconia Dual F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2. 3; I.R.C. 2, 3; Congregational Club 3. MARIE M. FLANAGAN Franklin Secondary-Business Education Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Plymouth Players 3, 4; I.R.C. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Seton Club 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3; Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE A. FOWLE Newport Elementary F.T.A. 2, 3; Choir 1, 2; I.R.C. 3, 4; Year-book 4; W.A.A. 3; C.A. 3, 4; Congregational Club 4; Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. CHARLES H. HEMPHILL Warner Dual F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Plymouth Players 2; I.R.C. 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Congregational Club 2, 3, 4. GWENDOLINE HILER Wolfeboro Elementary Transfer, Keene Teachers College; F.T.A. 4; Choir 2, 3; Plymouth Players 2, 3; I.R.C. 2; Yearbook 4; Outing Club 2, 3; Science Club 2. THELMA R. HUGGINS Concord Early Childhood F.T.A. 1, 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; Plymouth Players 2, 3, 4; I.R.C. 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Science Club 1, 2; C.A. 2; Social Club 2; Congregational Club 2; Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4. CHARLES G. ISOLA New York City Dual Transfer, New England College; Choir 2; Plymouth Players 3; Baseball 2. ...1954 MARYANN JEWELL Warner Elementary F.T.A. 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; C.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Congregational Club 3, 4. V . . . the conning tower MARYALICE JOY New Durham Elementary Choir 1, 2, 3; I.R.C. 2; C.A. 1, 2; Methodist Club 2; Girls’ Sports 1. FRANCES E. KELLEY Salem Elementary Transfer, Ohio Wesleyan University; F.T.A. 1, 4; Choir 1, 2; Ensemble 1, 2; I.R.C. 4; Science Club 2; C.A. 2; Methodist Club 4; Girls’ Sports 1, 2. RUTH L. KELLY Lancaster Early Childhood F.T.A. 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 3, 4; C.A. 1, 2; Plymouth Players 3. NANCY S. KILMISTER Concord Dual I.R.C. 4; Yearbook 4; Outing Club 2, 3; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; C.A. 1, 3; Newspaper 3; Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4. GEORGE D. LeCLAIR, JR. Claremont Elementary Choir 1, 3; Plymouth Players 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Social Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. MARJORIE R. MANSUR Concord Early Childhood Transfer, Florida Southern College; Plymouth Players 3. THERESA M. MARK Franklin Secondary Commuter 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM H. MARSTON Bristol Secondary Transfer, University of New Hampshire; Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Commuter 2, 3, 4. JOHN W. MATTHEWS Bristol Business Education Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Commuter 1, 2, 3, 4. ...1954 PHILIP MICHAEL North Sandwich Dual Choir 1; Commuter 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . the conning tower ROBERT B. MOGENSEN Plymouth Secondary Transfer, New York University; Student Council 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Commuter 3, 4. ANN M. NIHAN Woodsville Elementary Choir 1; Science Club 3; Seton Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Sports 1, 2. IRENE E. PARE Grasmere Early Childhood F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Plymouth Players 3, 4; I.R.C. 3; Seton Club 1,2, 3, 4. SHERBURN C. RAMSAY Plymouth Dual Commuter 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH A. RANDALL Tilton Secondary-Business Education Yearbook 4; Science Club 3; Class Officer 2. ...7954 JANE M. ROOT Orange, Connecticut Early Childhood Transfer, Fannie A. Smith Teacher Training College; F.T.A. 2; Canterbury Club 2, 3. RAYMOND C. SMITH New Hampton Dual F.T.A. 1, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; I.R.C. 2, 3; Yearbook 4; C.A. 1, 3; Newspaper 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 3. JANET G. STEWART Enfield Secondary Student Council 3, 4; Yearbook 4; W.A.A. 1, 2. 3. 4; C.A. 1, 3; Newspaper 3; Methodist Club 3; Girls’ Sports 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Officer 1, 2; Ski Club 3, 4. ROLAND F. STICKNEY Alexandria Secondary Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Commuter 1, 2, 3, 4. CLARESE WOODBURY SWETSON Plymouth Secondary Student Council 3; Newspaper 3; Commuter 1 2 3 4 . . . the conning tower JACQUELYN E. TEMPERLEY Goffstown Secondary Transfer, University of New Hampshire and Lasell Junior College; F.T.A. 4; Band 3, 4; Plymouth Players 3, 4; Yearbook 4; W.A.A. 3; C.A. 3; Newspaper 3, 4 Methodist Club 3, 4; Girls' Sports 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. NANCY J. THOMPSON Keene Elementary Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Ensemble 1, 3; Plymouth Players 3; Student Council 2; Yearbook 4; C.A. 2; Congregational Club 2. MARY F. TURNER Salem Depot Elementary F.T.A. 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Plymouth Players 3, 4; Science Club 2; Seton Club 3, 4; Social Club 3, 4; Girls' Sports 2. LUCILLE EVANS TUTTLE Wentworth Elementary Girls’ Sports 3, 4; Commuter 1, 2, 3. PRISCILLA B. WYNOTT Rye Elementary F.T.A. 1, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Plymouth Players 2; Outing Club 1, 2, 3; C.A. 1, 2. FIRST ROW: A. larson, R. Schmocker, M. Manning. SECOND ROW; H. Cleveland, H. Peach, V. Kimball. ABSENTi W. Plumcr, W. Fletcher, I. Blodgett. . . . graduate special students The graduate program, begun in September 1950, continues to expand rapidly. While most of the students are doing the required work during summer sessions or in extension courses, several students are on campus for one semester or the entire year. A few students because their previous college work did not prepare them for teaching are taking courses to enable them to receive teaching certification in this state. Each year is finding more New Hampshire teachers working toward the Degree of Master of Education. 29 CUE UPI MARY LYON HALL RAGTIME FIRST ROW: R. Dietzel, L Barry, R. Anger . Treasurer; t. MacNeill. Secretary; R. Knowle , President; E, Finnegan, Vice-President; Mr. Foley, Advisor; R. Seover, B. McNifl. SECOND ROW: C. Bernier, P. Bollis, F. Purington. E. Hayward, B. Ashley, I. Avery, A. Parent, K. Fisher, C. Show, H. Potter, J. Homer, J. Burnhom. THIRD ROW: P. Ponfelakos, E. Davey, N. Bergeron, E. Stewart, C. Crowley, A. Woodward, F. Brooks, C. Keenan, E. Anderson, A. McAveeney, M. Strotton. FOURTH ROW: R. Holden, R. Jackson, E. Bourcy, E. Kenney. A. Adams. FIRST ROW: H. Hamel, M. lewis, J. Harrison, Treasurer; D. Pcslonji, Vice-President; D. DcsRoches, President; S. Dolo, Secretory; Mr. Robinson, Advisor; I. Bilodeau, D. Whcolley. SECOND ROW: G. Cannislroro. M. Stone, M. Day, A. Brock. M. Hokcnson, A. Thibcaull, I. Viger, J. Doyon, N. Porrella, I. Coco, J. Descotcoux, R. Dexter, P. Jones, A. Binelte. THIRD ROW: A. Welch, E. Greenwood, B. Bryant, J. French, V. Somalia, C. Robilaille, S. Spencer, J. lemire, E. Grant, E. Phippord, F. Martin, E. Savage, B. Batchelor, R. Isabelle. FOURTH ROW: R. Mooro, C. Johnson, B. Coursey, A. Merrill, J. Philbrick, B. Guilbaull, P. Duffy, J. Buffum, P. Woodward, J. Parsons, R. Gooflrion, J. Parker, P. Elliott, R. Murphy. FIFTH ROW: J. Darling, R. Ross, F. Morin, A Towle. K. Dalton, R. Coffey, E. O'Connor, I. Gauthier. H. O'Donnell, A. Avery, W. Evans, R. 8coudoin. FIRST ROW: I. Binette, M. Mannix, M. Manory, J. lehon, V. Souter. G. Walter, Secretary; B. Mill , Vicc-Pre ident; J. Hodsdon, President; E. Albert, Treosurer; Mr. Sanderson, Advisor; 0. Buskey, J. Bolton, 0. Pitanis. SECOND ROW: N. St. lawrcnce, J. Carriel, I. George, G. Avery, E. DiBuono, D. Moffilt, S. Minickiello, C. Savage, G. Moody, L. Reed, P. Downey, P. Heath, C. Clark, P. Regan, B. King. THIRD ROW: S. Croteau, L Reynolds, R. Heoly, M. Drake, N. Ross, A. Ouilletto, I. Couchon, C. Chandler, R. Kenney, C. Gordner, B. Primmer, B. Clough, N. Taylor, N. Noy, J. Vadney, N. Boyle. FOURTH ROW; H. Peoslee, R. Blanchette, C. Hubert, D. Buckminster, E. Brown, S. Gordon, P. Dunton, E. Smith, J. Fontaine, P. Horvey, 8. Smith, I. Pinncy, N. Huggins, C. Kallum. FIFTH ROW: R. McCoy, B. Snair, R. Fagnanl, R. Brunelle, R. laCasse, J. Davock. S. O'Shea, R. Sios, E. Philbrick, R. Blokslee, F. Ramsay, I. Rousseau, T. Monahan. 35 FIRST ROW: C. Bernier, Corresponding-Secretary; R. Jackson, President; R. Mogensen, Vice-President; R. Morphy, Recording-Secretary. SECOND ROW: J. Stewart, B. Guilbault, V. Samoha, J. Philbrick, Mr. Henry, Advisor; N. Huggins, R. Isabelle, E. Hayward, P. Regan. THIRD ROW: R. Ross, A. Avery, R. McCoy, I. McCoy, Dr. Griffiths, Advisor; J. Davock, R. Angers, E. Smith, E. Desmond, C. Hemphill. . . . student council You’re out of order . . . Our campus society is governed by a student-representative group with the assistance of faculty advisors. It is set up to view recommendations and make decisions on issues that concern the welfare of the student body and the college. When long, heated discussions result from lack of information concerning a problem, the matter is often referred to a committee for further investigation. The committee pursues the problem, finds possible solutions, makes recommendations, and refers it back to the council for final action. To give the student body more of an idea of how the Council operates, a model council meeting was staged during an assembly program. Does this sound like something you have heard before? We hope so, because we feel that the democratic approach to any problem is the most beneficial in finding the answer that does justice to all. The meeting is adjourned . . . 36 . . . social club council What's going on around here . . . ? Oh, you said the Social Club Council takes care of that. Let’s take a look! In the fall we might find the Council planning the schedule for the coming year. With pencil in one hand and eraser in the other, the members are making a careful study to dovetail the various events in what we call the Social Calendar. On the calendar we find events such as the Holiday Hap, the Carnival Ball, and the May Formal. Take, for instance, the Carnival Ball which is a gala event of the year with a King and Queen and an off-campus orchestra. The Council establishes committees to work on programs, decorations, and refreshments. The Council has many other duties to perform, so if you want to know what is going on just ask the Social Club Council — if you can find them . . . STEERING COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: N. Porretto, Corresponding Secretary; E. Finncgon, President; F. Romsoy, Recording Secretary,- G. leClair. Treasurer. SECOND ROW: D. DesRoches, N. Bergeron, A. Bourey, P. Jones, J. Burnhom, M. Turner, B. Callaghon, R. Knowles. THIRD ROW: J. Hodsdon, E. Bourey, R. Murphy. FIRST ROW: P. Boftis, Mr. Sanderson, Advisor; R. Jackson, Sports Editor; N. Porretto, Business Editor; Mr. Bagley. Advisor; S. Croteau. SECOND ROW: S. Dole, P. Regan, J. Philbrick, J. Temporley, R. Smith, C. Colpitis, A. Ouillelte, F. Brooks, C. Bernier. ABSENT: M. Flonagon. . . . the clock extra — EXTRA — Read all about it. ! M The second successful year of our newspaper. The Clock, began in the fall of 1953. Supported by funds from the student activity fee, it is published twice a month for students and faculty. Most issues are mimeographed, but the use of offset” makes it possible to have an occasional issue with pictures. As well as serving the college campus, the paper provides an opportunity for prospective teachers to obtain valuable experience in school journalism. The Clock is a record of important past events and coming attractions. . . FIRST ROW: R. Seover, Treo� urerj S. Dole, Secretory; O. Blodgett, Vice-Pretidenl; E. Stewort, President; Mlu Alden, Advisor. SECOND ROW: D. Pitonis, D. Moffilt, E. DiBuono. . . . women's athletic association Miss Alden, Miss Alden, I did if. I made a baskef. What enthusiasm, courage, and determination it takes to make that first basket. Don't you feel good? The girls in the W.A.A. may be seen dashing downstairs to the gym to participate in their favorite sport or to other parts of the campus to get their feet bruised with a hockey stick. The Women's Athletic Association sponsors the intramural program, which is organized in such a way that teams play each other until elimination finally brings forth a winning team. The girls also sponsor special events such as spaghetti dinners, weenie roasts, and pop corn parties at which time rules of basketball, field hockey, and badminton are discussed. 40 Oh, a rule book, please! . . . NORMA WILKINSON MEMORIAL PLAQUE The Women's Athletic Association is proud to be the sponsor of the Norma Wilkinson Memorial Plaque. This award is to be presented annually to the senior woman who, in the eyes of all concerned, comes nearest to attaining all those outstanding qualities which were exemplified in Norma. The Athletic Association is anxious that the Norma Wilkinson Award be a significant one. She herself was such an outstanding person that we who knew her want her name remembered. Through the presentation itself it is hoped that all will appreciate and understand the sincerity of us who are trying to perpetuate her memory. Above all, it is hoped that this honor will, in reality, be just that, and that each year's recipient will be one who has justly earned the respect of all at the college. 41 KNEEUNGr B. Callaghon, J. Stewart, C. Fowle, O. Blodgett, A. Bourey, J. Temperley, O. Chayer, I. Tuttle. FIRST ROW: E. Grant, M. lewis, G. Connistraro, R. Seaver, C. Show, H. Potter, E. Stewart, N. Bergeron, C. Crowley, E. Hoyward, B. Ashley, M. Stratton, A. McAveeney, P. Elliott, A. Welch, M. Stone, A. 8inotte, F. Martin, P. Jones, Miss Alden, Advisor. SECOND ROW: V. Souter, N. Ross, L George, I. Avery, C. Clork, E. Clough, J. Fontaine, B. Bryant, E. Greenwood, J. Doyon, J. Harrison, N. Porrelta, S. Dole, V. Samoha, P. Regan, M. Manory, E. DiBuono, S. Minickiello, S. Croteau, I. Binette. THIRD ROW: P. Heath, E. Smith, B. Smith, D. MofFitl, N. Huggins, E. Brown, S. Thompson, C. Savage, D. Pitanis, D. Wheatley. . . . girls' intramural sports GOOD DEFENSE . . . baseball . . . and still champions. The P.T.C. nine went after their third straight championship in the New England Teachers College Conference, playing a full schedule of conference opponents. Regulars back from last years’ team were Bill Marston, leading pitcher over the last two years; John Matthews, a good all-around fielder; Ed Kenney, first baseman; Dave Dole, covering second base for the fourth year; Verne Bryant, catcher; Wayne Evans at short; and strong-armed Denny Dearborn and Roland Stickney in the outfield. Other veterans were Chub Morin and Ray Angers, who with the freshman ballplayers, rounded out a strong diamond crew. FIRST ROW: R. Angers, W. Marston, E. Kenney, V. Bryant, J. Matthews, D. Dearborn, W. Evans, D. Dole. F. Morin. SECOND ROW: R. Ross, J. Hodsdon, R. Brunelle, R. Blakslee, S. O'Shea, H. Eichel, D. Evons. A. Dean, T. Monohon, Coach Foley. THIRD ROW: R. laCasse, C. Knowlton. E. Finnegan. ABSENT: R. Stickney. FIRST ROW; H. Eichel, I. Baillargcon, V. Bryant, E. Finnegan, R. Coffey. SECOND ROW; R. Bcoudoin, Manager) J. Hodidon, D. Evans, R. Brunellc, W. Heinz, A. Dean, F. Morin, T. Monahan, Coach Foley. THIRD ROW: B. Mills, R. LaCasse, R. Blakslee, C. Knowlton, K. Dalton, G. Woller, R. Ross. JAY VEES . . . basketball Pass it around! . . . Racking up ten wins as against eight defeats, the Green and White placed second in the New England Teachers College Conference for the third year in a row, Verne Bryant, Larry Baillargcon, Ed Finnegan, Wayne Wilkie, Ron Coffey, and Denny Dearborn were the veterans who formed the nucleus of this year’s Foleymen. The freshmen ball players came along quickly and by the end of the year Don Evans, Art Dean, and Bill Heinz had all won positions on the first five. The team improved greatly during the season, becoming more confident and more scrappy as the year progressed. Prospects for the next year look good, as Coach John Foley will not lose a single player by graduation. The Jay Vecs were also successful, picking up four wins and dropping two games. A —HOY —YA . . . Vim, Vigor, and Vitality can be found in this peppy little group that cheers the team on to victory. Hour after hour is spent in jumping, yelling, and composing the cheers. The squad is chosen by a small group of faculty and student judges. Pep, voice, and coordination are among the essential requirements. At the end of a long hard season, the girls are awarded letters or bars, depending on the number of years on the squad. FIGHT, TEAM, FIGHT . . . PLYMOUTH LOCOMOTIVE If w J-------------------- tuoiic K J(C L...J CvMuastuaa Mud tou um - Music C r u Plymouth Tf, lent BIS CoiLtGt-PtYMoor - — ■ Pcomhu Vue,ocorr Unnottrr -Poemmcr ■'COV-� . .Vw . . . new building The photograph at the left shows the Rittler property, an old abandoned residence, long a landmark on Plymouth’s Main Street. This will be demolished to provide the site in a beautiful natural setting, for the new Auditorium-Gymnasium-Music Building, the floor plan of which is pictured above. 46 o Off Hours 47 SINGIN- IN THE RAIN GIAMOUR GIRL BRIUIANTI ALMA MATER . . . freshman week FRESHMEN . . . BEWARE! The freshmen, dressed in anything from rags to riches, were at the command of the sophomores for four days (October 7-10) with the offenders of the Freshman Week rules going before the Supreme Court. During this time all freshmen had a chance to prove that they could sing, dance, cheer, scrub floors, or even stand on their heads. Saturday night the sophomores played host to the freshmen at a dance in the Lobby of Hall Dorm. Music was furnished by Arnie Adams and his orchestra. GOOD LUCK . . . SPORTS! UPSA-DAISY COURT IN SESSION r DAISY MAE AND II I ABNER WHERE’S HER MAN? . . . sadie hawkins CATCH YOUR MAN! ! ! This was the cry that echoed over the college campus on November 21. The PTC Daisy Maes were out to lasso their Li’l Abners for the customary Sadie Hawkins dance. As the couples strolled into the hall that night, the setting was that of a barnyard atmosphere. Orange pumpkins were seen on the hay-carpeted floor, and wagon wheels were found about the corners of the hall. Among the local characters at the dance was Marrying Sam, better known as Donald Elsemore. One of the main events of the evening was a melodrama depicting life in the Ozarks. Of course, the main attraction was the choosing of a Daisy Mac and Li'l Abner. These were Barbara Callaghan and Buddy O'Donnell. Square dancing and fun was had by all. GOOD OLD MOUNTAIN DEW ON THE ROAD TO RECOVERY . . . winter carnival PTC's Winter Carnival Weekend . . . The Winter Carnival Weekend activities began at the Plymouth-Bridgeport basketball game when Miss Pat Downey, our queen, was presented with a silver wand and flowers. Tribute was given to Queen Pat and King Bill Marston when Coach Foley read the official proclamation. On January 30, the faculty engaged in a basketball contest with the student boys. The boys dribbled away for top score. Two pick-up teams consisting of girls also indulged in the same sport. In the snow sculpturing contest the freshmen created a greeting card depicting the holidays: Christmas, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Fourth of July, Halloween, and Thanksgiving. They were awarded 25 points by the judges. The seniors took second place with 24 points. Their greeting card represented the get-well type with a sick bear sitting in bed. That evening the Carnival Ball took place in the college library. Music was provided by Ray Milton. CORONATION SOCIAL CLUB . . . ghosts • . . goblins . . . witches Have you ever seen cigarette packages walking about on two feet? Well, this is one of the many spectacles seen at the annual Halloween Banquet. Following the banquet, a grand march and dance is held in the gym. ACT I V IT I E S WINNERS . . . turkey . . . stuffing . . . cranberries The dining room is colorfully decorated, and student, faculty, and friends can be seen eating heartily at the annual Christmas Banquet. LET’S DANCEI HEAD TABIE . • . music . . . gaiety In the spring of the year the campus is alive and full of gaiety. One of the outstanding events on PTC’s campus is the May Formal. 51 HIGHLIGHTS SMIIE AWHILE . . SITTING PRETTY CLUB '54 MELODRAMA of the class of 1954 WOLF MAN 4 • . . . UN model assembly WHEN DO WE BEGIN? The United States requests a roll-call vote! This Fourth Annual Model General Assembly of the United Nations was in session on PTC campus May 6, 7, and 8, sponsored by the 286th District of Rotary International and PTC. On the college campus, the host group in charge of all arrangements was the International Relations Club. Delegates from 110 high schools from New Hampshire, Vermont, and Canada participated in the session. The Steering Committee for the Model Assembly was composed of: Chairman, Marie Flanagan; Secretariat, Janice Corrette and Philip Allin; Registration, James Darling and Beverly Batchelder; Secretary General, William Marston; Entertainment, Betty Anderson; Financial Secretary, Nancy Kilmistcr; Physical Properties, Allen Towle; and Decorations, Maryann Jewell. The Assembly this year was highlighted with an address given by a prominent figure from the United Nations and the presence of other notables in international affairs. GENERAL ASSEMBLY A STEP TOWARD UNDERSTANDING o 55 FIRST ROW: B. Batchelor. R. Healy, E. While, S. Spencer, E. O'Connor, C. Colpitis, J. Hodsdon. R. Murphy, Mr. Foster, Director; D. DetRoches, R. Blanchette, J. Davock, R. Sios, T. Huggins, R. Geoffrion, M. Turner, D. Pitonis. SECOND ROW.- J. Do’yon. S. Gordon, M. Hakenson, I. Pore, R. Blakslee, B. Mills, I. Gauthier, E. Philbrick, R. Knowles, President; L Rousseau, C. Hubert, R. Smith. N. Huggins, A. Brock, I. Binette. THIRD ROW: D. Wheatley, J. lehon, E. DiBuono, E. Savage. R. Moore, J. Fontaine, O. Blodgett, J. Buflum, E. Albert, N. Thompson, E. Anderson, B. Ashley, A. Woodward, M. Monory, Secretary. FOURTH ROW: I. Getchel, R. Isabelle, Treasurer; E. Phippard. M. Day, F. Martin, J. Carriel, N. Nay, J. French. G. Moody. C. Sovoge, I. Vigor, R. Dexter, V. Souter, A. Binette. FIFTH ROW: H. Hamel, M. lewis, M. Stone, I. George, C. Crowley, P. Heath, C. Johnson. V. Samaha, J. Philbrick, I. Couchon, N. Bergeron, D. Buskey, S. Minickiello, A. Welch, C. Robitoille, D. Mofftl. ABSENT: M. Flanagan, B. Chodbourne, M. Jewell. R. Kelly. S. Spencer, E. White, R. Geoffrion, D. Pitonis, D. DesRoches, R. Blanchette, E. O'Connor, W. Marston. . . . a cappella choir I Wish I Wuz ... in Choir Do you know this song? Surely you hove heard members of the Choir singing it for it is one of the many selections of the Spring Concert. This group is heard by hundreds of people in various towns throughout the state. The A Cappella Choir is famous for its tours and fine performances; and much time, effort, and cooperation are required to carry out a busy program. The Christmas Candlelight Service is the most impressive program of the year with favorite hymns and beautiful old carols. The Guy E. Speare Auditorium is magnificently decorated with greens, flickering candles, and large murals. In the absence of the regular director, Hans P. Jorgensen, the choir was under the leadership of Mr. Allen Foster. Choir members will not easily forget Mr. Jorgensen's favorite words , . . Cut, CUT, CUT! . . . science club The-o-ret-i-cal-ly, it should . . . The members of the Science Club have joined this particular organization in hopes to find out about such things as printing and developing films, operating the motion picture projector, and gaining an understanding of the various sciences. Speaking of theoretically, it should, the Science Club member finds that if one deviates from directions even in cooking, the results may be surprising. This was discovered at a spaghetti dinner sponsored at the beginning of the year. The club was successful in sponsoring one of the most fascinating and educational assemblies of the year with a General Motors' demonstration of some of the newer discoveries of science. This spring the club played host to many high school students at the annual State Science Fair. At this time the would-be Einsteins or Luther Burbanks demonstrated experiments which had been laboriously worked on for days and days in the hot, stuffy laboratory . . . FIRST ROW: R. Beaudoin, Vice-President; A. Woodword, Secretory; R. Angers, President; Mr. Kenney, Advisor. SECOND ROW; J. Doyon, A. Welch, G. Dormon, D. Pestonji, H. Hamel, B. Spencer, P. Jones. THIRD ROW: R. Jackson, B. Bryont. FIRST ROW: D. Moffilt, H. Hamel. E. Bourey. Vice-President; O. Chayer. President; J. Burnham, Secretary; C. Show, Treasurer; Mr. While. Advisor. SECOND ROW: A. Welch, P. Woodard, O. Blodgett, I. Avery. J. Temperley, A. Bourcy, M. Turner, I. Vigcr. D. Pestonji, B. Albert, E. Anderson, R. Scaver. THIRD ROW: G. leClair, C. Chandler. E. Brown, I. Pare, B. Bryant, J. BufTum, J. Harrison, J. Homer, B. McNifl, T. Huggins. F. Kelley, D. DesRoches. FOURTH ROW; R. Btakslee, H. Pcoslee. R. Blanchette, R. Murphy, R. Hclden, M. James, E. Finnegan, R. Jackson, I. Gauthier, F. Ramsoy, I. Rousseau, R. Knowles. ABSENT: M. Flanagan. . . . plymouth players STAY IN CHARACTERI Speak Ihe speech, I pray you, as I pronounced il to you, trippingly on the longue, but if you mouth it as many of your players do . . Shakespeare, Hamlet. If we were to sit in on a rehearsal of the Plymouth Players, we might hear Shakespeare's words quoted by director, Roi White. Again the players have lopped the critics' list with newer and better performances in such three-act plays as THE BAT, THE GUARDSMAN, and R.U.R. The emphasis this year has been placed on student direction which brought fourth many commendable one-act plays. The Players are continually traveling on off-campus tours. In this way people in surrounding communities may enjoy their productions. Each year a new idea has been exploited to add to the suspense and mystery of the plays. Who knows what drama will be next . . . CAST OF THE GUARDSMAN' THE BAT 59 ... future teachers of america The F. T. A. is on its way . . to promote professional growth in those who will be our teachers of tomorrow. It is the only professional organization on campus. Its purpose is to acquaint us with the local and state chapters and the National Education Association. There have been several interesting and worth-while panel discussions by student teachers, supervising teachers, and the members themselves. The club also sends delegates to state and national conferences. Visitors' Day is a special activity for the F. T. A. when the students of high schools come to our campus to learn of its opportunities and advantages. To a newer and brighter tomorrow ... FIRST ROW: F. Brooks. Treasurer; R. Beaudoin, President; C. Bernier, Secretory; R. Angers. Vice-President. SECOND ROW: E. Gront, J. Doyon, F. Purington. A. Merrill, B. Guilboult, R. Diclzel, Dr. Griffiths, Advisor; R. Isabelle, L. Bilodeau, D. Pestonji, J. Dcscoteaux, J. Vadney. THIRD ROW: D. Elsemorc, I. Rousseau, J. Porker, P. Woodard, J. Buffum, J. Fontaine, B. Clough, H. Bridgco, R. Dexter, P. Jones. FOURTH ROW: E. Desmond, R. Jackson, R. Blanchette. ABSENT: E. Corbett, B. Chadbournc. FIRST ROW: N. Kilmiilcr, Treasurer; J. Darling, President; J. Corretle, Secretary. SECOND ROW: A. Towle, B. Batchelor, S. Spencer, M. Flanagan, I. Rousseau. . . . international relations club U. N. STEERING COMMITTEE One World . . . You must have an old shirt or blouse or an old pair of shoes that you don't want. You don't know what to do with them? Give them to the I. R. C. members and they will make sure that the Save The Children Federation or the Foster Parents Association will receive them. Both of these organizations will send them to needy children at home and abroad. The International Relations Club has tried to achieve its objective of creating interest and understanding in world affairs by sponsoring an American Friends Service Committee on campus. Again, the I. R. C. has stimulated enthusiasm with the Fourth Annual Model United Nations General Assembly held here in cooperation with the Rotary Club. The I. R. C. is not interested in radical changes concerning world problems, but its aims and goals are ''built on a firm foundation . . . . . newman club Attention Newmonites . . . For the first time a Newman Club has been organized on campus. In previous years the Catholic students belonged to a local organization, the Seton Club. Now they are affiliated with a national organization which stresses a religious, intellectual, and social program. This year the group is earning money toward a retreat to Our Lady of Grace Shrine in Colebrook. They are also learning the Dialogue Mass. Newman Club members teach Sunday School and find many other ways in which to be active in the local parish. The concluding activity of the year is a Communion Breakfast at the Parish hall. This is attended by the Seniors in caps and gowns. FIRST ROW: A. Binrttc, t. Binctfe, A. Thibcault, I. Pore', M. Turner, M. Monory. C. Bernier, Secretory; B. Caltoghon. Presi-dent; C. Keenon, Vice-President; E. Davey, Treasurer; I. Vigor. N. Porretto. J. Descoteaux. SECOND ROW C. Cannittraro. H. Hamel. P. Elliott. E. Phippard, B. Guilbault, C. Crowley, N. Bergeron. S. Minickiello, A. Bourey. E. DiBuono, P. Regon. E. Greenwood. F. Martin, A. Parrot. J. Doyon, R. Isabelle. B. King. THIRD ROW: F. Morin, R. Ross. R. BJonchette, R. Heoly, A. Ouillelte. R. Geoflrion, I. Couthon, A. McAveeney, J. Horrison. J. lemire, R. Angers. A. Adams. H. O'Donnell. FOURTH ROW; R. Brunelle, R. loCasse, E. Finnegan, J. Dovock, G. Walter. ABSENT: M. Flonogan, B. Chodbourne. FIRST ROW: M. Monnix, M. Slono, 8. Aihley. Mi Waugh, Advisor; Miss Rond, Advisor; A. Merrill, Treasurer,- E. Anderson, President; F. Purinoton, Secretary; A. Fellows. Vice-President, Rev. Haight, Advisor; V Kimball R Moore M. Day SECOND ROW: M. lewis, A. Welch, C. Fowle, S. Dole, D. Postonji, H. 8r.dgeo, R. Oieticl. K. Fisher, F. Brooks, P. Belli . S. Gordon, P. Dunton, $. Croteau. THIRD ROW: 8. Bryant. E. Hayword, D. Elsemore. C. Chandler. N. Boyle. J. Buflum. R. Sios, P. Woodard. M. Jewell. ABSENT: E. Corbett. . . . Christian association The Christian Association is organized uniquely, having four officers and four main committees. This gives everyone the opportunity to help in the planning of the program. The highlights of this year's program were the co-sponsoring of the Parents’ Day program, the Thanksgiving Assembly, and the planning of the Christmas Candlelight Service in conjunction with the Newman Club. The club has had as a special project this year, the sponsoring of drives to help the needy. The lines of Edgar A. Guest typify the fellowship which the Christian Association attempts to achieve in its many services and activities. Under the rough outside you view, Is a man who thinks and feels as you — With you, is hurt by the self-same rod, And turns for help to the self-same God ... 63 SAMUEL REED HALL DORMITORY GUY E. SPEARE SCHOOL ... campus buildim In our portrayal of the CAMPUS theme, it is essential that we include not only the more abstract phases of College life:—the people, the events, the spirit, but the physical plant as well. Were it not for the buildings, the classrooms and dormitories, laboratories and study rooms, the other components of CAMPUS would cease to exist. Therefore we present views of a few of the buildings that adorn and give substance to the CAMPUS of Plymouth Teachers College. ROUNDS HAIL MEMORIAL SCHOOL .. . social calendar September 9 September 14 October 7 October 7-10 October 14 October 15-16 October 23 October 25 October 29 November 2 November 21 November 26-December 1 December 4 December 14 December 18 December 20, 21 December 22-January 4 January 9 January 21-25 January 28 January 29-31 February 1,2, 4 February 19-March 1 March 22, 23, 24 April 9, 10 April 15 April 19, 20,21 April 23-May 3 May 6, 7, 8 May 13 May 1 5 May 1 5 May 30-June 5 68 Freshmen Arrive Upperclassmen Arrive Community Reception Freshman Week Mountain Day State Teachers Convention Moulin Rouge Parents' Day Halloween Banquet Play _ THE BAT Sadie Hawkins Dance Thanksgiving Vacation Sock Dance Christmas Banquet Christmas Hop Christmas Concert Christmas Vacation Club 54 Mid-semester Vacation Variety Show Carnival Weekend Play _ THE GUARDSMEN Mid-winter Vacation Play — R. U. R. State Science Fair Visiting Day Play—HELL-BENT FER HEAVEN Spring Vacation Model United Nations Spring Concert Alumni Day May Formal Commencement Week 7953-1954 o word of thanks We, the yearbook staff, would like to give special recognition and tribute to Miss Elizabeth Doolittle, yearbook faculty advisor, for her untiring effort and personal guidance. Our sincere appreciation and gratitude can never be justly expressed for her many kind deeds and encouraging words. in addition, we wish to thank . . . Maurice and Robert Aldrich, Frank Poblenz Laura-Beth Barry Roger Beaudoin Raymond Blanchette Evans Printing Company, Robert L. Johnson Elizabeth Hayward Nancy Heath Harold E. Hyde Reg Keniston Harry E. Kenney Laura MacNeill Members of the Faculty Members of the Student Body Sponsors 69 — ■ STS VUIET.OE SP.«� T MARDI GRAS AT YOUR SERVICE OOH IA tA! TIRED — BUT TREE 1951 college directory ARNOLD ADAMS 64 Elm Street Tillon, Now Hampshire ELIZABETH J. ALBERT R.F.D. No. I Gonic, New Hampshire PHILIP T. AllIN North Strolford, New Hampshire ELIZABETH J. ANDERSON 448 Donald Street Manchester, New Hampshire RAYMOND A. ANGERS 259 Pine Street Laconia, New Hampshire BEVERLY M. ASHLEY 30 Smith Street Woodsville, New Hampshire CATHERINE B. ASHLEY Grafton House Plymouth, New Hampshire ROWE H. ASHLEY Grafton House Plymouth, New Hampshire ARTHUR E. AVERY R.F.D. No. I Plymouth, New Hampshire LORRAINE E. AVERY Compton, New Hampshire GLORIA A. AVERY 6 South Moin Street Plymouth, New Hampshire DOROTHY D. BAILEY 7 Peobody Slreol Tilton, New Hampshire NANCY E. BAILEY New Dunstable Road Noshua, New Hampshire LAURA-BETH BARRY Franconio. New Hampshire BEVERLY J. BATCHELOR Pembroke, New Hampshire PERSIS J. BATTIS R.F.D. No. 2 Woodsville, New Hampshire ROGER W. BEAUDOIN 12 logon Street Rochester, New Hampshire ROBERT W. BENOIT Center Harbor. New Hampshire NATALIE M. BERGERON 68 East Pearl Street Nashuo, New Hampshire CLAIRE BERNIER Roilroad Avenue Epping, New Hampshire EDWARD H. BILODEAU 17 High Street Plymouth, New Hampshire LILLIAN D. BILODEAU Ashtond, New Hampshire SIMONE R. BILODEAU 2I3K Union Avenue Laconia, New Hampshire ANITA C. BINETTE 39 langdon Street Plymouth, New Hampshire LUCILLE E. BINETTE 39 longdon Street Plymouth, New Hampshire ROBERT W. BLAKSLEE Dalton, New Hampshire RAYMOND N. BLANCHETTE 1219 Union Avenue Laconia, New Hampshire ISOBEL BLODGETT Hebron, New Hampshire OLIVE J. BLODGETT Franconio, New Hampshire JO ANNE BOLTON Beebe River, New Hampshire ELWIN E. BOUREY 22 Summer Street Bristol, New Hampshire ALFA BOUREY 78 Main Street Lisbon, New Hampshire NANCY A. BOYLE Box 14 East Barrington, New Hampshire HELEN M. BRIDGEO Sunapee, New Hampshire ANNE M. BROCK 108 Prospect Street Franklin, New Hampshire FAITH E. BROOKS 91 Centrol Street Farmington, New Hampshire ESTHER-ROBYN BROWN 39 Parker Rood Wellesley, Massachusetts RAYMOND I. BRUNELLE 9 Noble Street Somersworth, New Hampshire BEVERLEY A. BRYANT Main Street Colebrook, New Hampshire VERNE I. BRYANT Belmont, New Hampshire DAWN R. BUCKMINSTER 289 Eastman Street Concord, New Hampshire JOANN BUFFUM 23 West Webster Street Manchester, New Hampshire BETTY J. BURGESS Morlboro, New Hampshire JANET I. BURNHAM R.F.D. No. 1 loconio. New Hampshire DIANE M. BUSKEY 29 Coolidge Street Keene, New Hampshire CONSTANCE B. CALL 14 Cooper Street Plymouth, New Hampshire RUSSELL J. CALL 14 Cooper Street Plymouth, New Hampshire BARBARA A. CALLAGHAN 12 Silver Street Rochester, New Hampshire JOHN R. CALLAHAN Grafton House Plymouth, New Hampshire GENEVIEVE CANNISTRARO 20'fa Lyndon Streot Concord. New Hampshire JANET E. CARRIEl 8 Grant Street Cloremont, New Hampshire LUCIE A. CAUCHON 37 Pork Street Dover. New Hampshire BARBARA M. CHADBOURNE 207 High Street Somersworth, New Hampshire CYNTHIA CHANDLER Canaan Street Canaan, New Hampshire REYNOLD C. CHASE Rumney, New Hampshire ORA M. CHAYER Beebe River, New Hampshire CAROLYN CLARK 31 Dewey Street Laconia. New Hampshire IRA C. CLARK Box 289 Wilder, Vermont BETTY E. CLOUGH High Street Hampton, New Hampshire LENORA A. COCO 133 Centrol Street Manchester, New Hampshire RONALD H. COFFEY 14 Russell Street Plymouth, New Hampshire CHARLES A. COLPITTS West Compton, New Hampshire ELEANOR H. CORBETT Colebrook, New Hampshire JANICE M. CORRETTE 63 Water Street Lebanon, New Hampshire BETTY COURSEY Beebe River, New Hampshire ELIZABETH CROMBIE Bethlehem, New Hampshire SHIRLEY A. CROTEAU Marlboro, New Hampshire COUEEN CROWLEY Hopkinton Road Concord, Now Hampshire KELVIN W. DALTON 317 Mill Road Hompton, New Hampshire JAMES E. DARLING 34 Massachusetts Avenue lakeport, New Hampshire EVELYN I. DAVEY Box 115 Ncwfields, New Hampshire JOSEPH P. DAVOCK 65 Pleasant Street Plymouth, New Hampshire MARTINA DAY Picrmont, New Hampshire ARTHUR A. DEAN 4 Summer Street Tilton, New Hampshire DENNIS DEARBORN Bristol, New Hampshire THELMA T. DENNIS 26 Russell Street Plymouth, New Hampshire JANET M. DESCOTEAUX 707 Chestnut Street Manchester, New Hampshire EDWARD C. DESMOND School Street Tilton, New Hampshire DEAN I. DesROCHES 23 8eech Street Bristol, New Hampshire RUTH DEXTER 209R Moin Street Littleton, New Hampshire ELEANOR M. Dl BUONO 808 Maple Street Manchester, New Hampshire RUTH I. DIETZEl R.F.D. Center Ossipee, New Hampshire ELIZABETH A. DION 118 Oak Street Laconia, New Hampshire DAVID M. DOLE Compton, New Hampshire SARA DOLE Campion, New Hampshire GLORIA DORMAN Pittsburg, New Hampshire PATRICIA F. DOWNEY 14 Myrtle Street Somersworth, New Hampshire JOAN A. DOYON 15’ i Union Street Somersworth, New Hampshire MADELINE D. DRAKE New Hompton, New Hampshire . . . college directory PATRICIA I. DUFFY Plymouth, New Hampshire PHYLLIS J. DUNTON PO Box 26 West Rye, New Hampshire SHIRLEY A. DUTTON South Gardiner, Maine LOIS E. EATON 10 Walnut Street South Hadley Foils, Massachusetts HAROLD I. 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TOWLE 81 Exeter Road Hampton, New Hampshire MARY F. TURNER Cross Street Salem Depot, New Hampshire LUCILLE E. TUTTLE Wentworth. New Hampshire JOYCE I. VADNEY Elm Street Extension Claremont, New Hampshire LORRAINE M. VIGER 40 Spring Street Berlin, New Hampshire GLENN A. WAITER New London, New Hampshire ARDEll J. WELCH Roymond. New Hompshire JANET R. WELLS 344 Prospect Street Manchester. New Hampshire CATHERINE D. WHEATLEY 47 Pleosont Street Littleton, New Hampshire EVELYN WHITE PO Box 133 Rumncy, New Hampshire ROBERT W. WILKIE 15 Cummings Street Plymouth, New Hompshire PHYLLIS A. WOODARD Colebrook, New Hompshire ANN E. WOODWARD 118 High Street 8crlin, New Hampshire BEATRICE M. WOODWARD Quincy, New Hampshire GERALD WORMHOOD PO Box 13 West Rye. New Hampshire PRISCILLA B. WYNOTT Gotland Rood West Rye, New Hampshire 75 sponsors Adams Market, Plymouth, New Hampshire Aldrich Studio, Lakeport, New Hampshire Alumni Association, Plymouth Teachers College, Plymouth, New Hampshire L. G. Balfour Company, Attleboro, Massachusetts Barne’s Dry Goods, Lancaster, New Hampshire Blake’s Restaurant, Plymouth, New Hampshire The Boston Music Company, 116 Boylston Street, Boston 16, Massachusetts S. H. Brennan, Inc., Lawrence, Massachusetts Mr. James A. Britton, A.I.A., 315 Federal Street, Greenfield, Massachusetts Brown Company, Berlin, New Hampshire Buckland's Flower Shop, Plymouth, New Hampshire Circle Tri Cleaners, 21 Main Street, Plymouth, New Hampshire Class of 1955, Plymouth Teachers College, Plymouth, New Hampshire Class of 1956, Plymouth Teachers College, Plymouth, New Hampshire Class of 1957, Plymouth Teachers College, Plymouth, New Hampshire Clay’s Newsstand, Plymouth, New Hampshire Colebrook House, Colebrook, New Hampshire Concord Buick Company, Concord, New Hampshire Consolidated Food Inc. and Gateway Frozen Foods Inc., Nashua, New Hampshire Deming Chevrolet, Inc., Plymouth, New Hampshire Diversi Wholesale Fruit Company, Inc., 41 South State Street, Concord, New Hampshire Draper Corporation, Beebe River, New Hampshire Evans Printing Company, 29 School Street, Concord, New Hampshire Farley’s Drug Store, Plymouth, New Hampshire Farmers and Traders National and Savings Bank, Colebrook, New Hampshire Fausty’s Diner, Plymouth, New Hampshire Foster Beef Company, Box 1049, Manchester, New Hampshire Foster Frozen Foods, Manchester, New Hampshire Fracher's Diner, Plymouth, New Hampshire The Francoeur-Gill Company, Inc., 214 Union Avenue, Laconia, New Hampshire A Friend, Plymouth Teachers College, New Hampshire Genest Brothers, Inc., Manchester, New Hampshire Geyer’s Drug Store, Plymouth, New Hampshire Granite State Potato Chip Company, Salem Depot, New Hampshire Greevior Furniture Company, Franklin, New Hampshire Guinan’s Dugout, Plymouth, New Hampshire I. A. Huntley, Electrical Contractor, 18 93rd Street, Keene, New Hampshire Jiffy Manufacturing Company, Hillside, New Jersey Dr. Bruce Kelly, Colebrook, New Hampshire 76 ... sponsors Mr. Reg Keniston, Plymouth, New Hampshire Kowchicpo Farm Cabins, Eldon J. Corbett, Colebrook, New Hampshire Libbey's, 64 Main Street, Littleton, New Hampshire Lougee-Robinson Company, Inc., Laconia, New Hampshire Manchester Dairy System, Inc., 226 Second Street, Manchester, New Hampshire Monroe Loan of New Hampshire, Inc., 113A Main Street, Plymouth, New Hampshire Moses Insurance Agency, 85 Main Street, Plymouth, New Hampshire Nelson and Woodard, Telephone 1 28-2, Colebrook, New Hampshire New Hampshire Bindery, Concord, New Hampshire New Hampshire Electric Corporation, Plymouth, New Hampshire P. J. Noyes Company, Lancaster, New Hampshire O'Brien's Store, Plymouth, New Hampshire The Open Gate, Plymouth, New Hampshire Palmer’s Service Station, Milford Turnpike, Orange, Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Pare, Grasmere, New Hampshire Pare s Poultry Farm, Grasmere, New Hampshire The Pemigewasset House, Plymouth, New Hampshire Pemigewasset National Bank, Plymouth, New Hampshire The Peoples National Bank, Laconia, New Hampshire Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank, Plymouth, New Hampshire Plymouth Ice Company, Plymouth, New Hampshire Plymouth Inn, Plymouth, New Hampshire Radio Foods Corporation, Lawrence, Massachusetts Rand’s Hardware, Plymouth, New Hampshire Record Print, Plymouth, New Hampshire Richelson’s Department Store, Plymouth, New Hampshire Ro-Del Manufacturing Corporation, Boston Post Road, Orange, Connecticut Royal Packing Company, Inc., 36 Park Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts Salem Co-operative Bank, Salem Depot, New Hampshire A. N. Samaha and Company, Madeline J. Samaha, Proprietor, Plymouth, New Hampshire Samaha's Grocery Store, Plymouth, New Hampshire Spitzner's Filling Station, Colebrook, New Hampshire Sullivan's Drug Store, Lancaster, New Hampshire Turner’s Variety Store, Salem Depot, New Hampshire C. Volpe and Sons, Plymouth, New Hampshire Mrs. Walker’s Shop, Plymouth, New Hampshire Welcome Traveler Diner, Franklin, New Hampshire White Mountain Manufacturing Company, Plymouth, New Hampshire F. S. Willey Company, Inc., 18 Pleasant Street, Laconia, New Hampshire 77 . autographs . . . autographs 79