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

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SNOW SCULPTURES Class of 1956 There was plenty of snow provided by Nature for the Winter Carnival snow sculpturing contest. Each class made an entry, and they were all based on the Carnival theme of “Fantasyland.” The Sophomore Class won the beautiful trophy for the best entry with its “Dumbo.’' Each class worked hard on its sculpture, and the finished products provided the right touch to the campus at Carnival time. Class of 1958 Class of 1957 31

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WINTER CARNIVAL The Social Club and the Outing Club co-sponsored the annual Winter Carnival this year, following a theme of “Fantasy-land.” Among the events of the Carnival week-end were snow sculpturing, basketball, ping - pong, bowling, skiing, and the Carnival Ball. 1 his year trophies were presented to the winners in the various events. The dance was held in Lamson Library with a large crowd attending. Mary Kelley, a member of the class of 1958, was selected as Carnival Queen from among the girls attending the dance. 30

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1st. to h, . to r. W. Bolos, I). Dimick, P. Graham. K. Savage, C. Knowlton, J. Hodsdon, R. Ross, R. Owens. 2nd. row. I. to r. I). Evans, A. Dean, H. Eichtfl, C. Kvedar. T. Urban, R. Mawson. K. Amabile, C Barry. R. Brunelli . 3rd. row. I. lo r. H. Hartford. B. Hawes. C. Smith. B. Heinz, T. Held, M. Cross. R. Millen. Coach Foley. BASEBALL In the field of sports. Springtime means baseball, and so it is at Plymouth. This sport has steadily gained in popularity since its introduction here. Coach Foley’s men have shown their ability in this sport by enjoying winning seasons year after year. The team was aided this year by the return of many lettermen. These players and several outstanding new members of the team helped to make this another successful baseball season. 32