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

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INTRODUCTION Changes come inevitably—not always opportune, or beneficial. History of the times and the people seems to support this observation. We have tried to capture the essence of some changes during our college years (lessons). ROUNDS HALL 3

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PREFACE Our yearbook has as its theme a poem by our own Alvin Fellows entitled The Anatomy of Learning.” It consists of an introduction, four lessons, and a conclusion. The pictures and other material are placed throughout our book in places compatible with our theme. Grouped neither chronologically nor by subject matter, this introduces an innovation in yearbooks. We hope that you like it. Russel J. Call Editor-in-chief TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction..................................Page 3 Page of Appreciation.............................. 4 Dedication........................................ 5 President’s Message............................... 6 Faculty........................................... 7 Theme-First Lesson................................15 Theme-Second Lesson...............................27 Theme-Third Lesson................................37 Norma Wilkinson Award.............................41 Theme-Fourth Lesson...............................49 Seniors...........................................50 Conclusion........................................76 2 Two students on the way to class.

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AN APPRECIATION TO OUR PARENTS AND FRIENDS We, the class of 1956, would like to take this way to show our appreciation to our parents and to our friends for what they have done for us during our college years. Knowing full well that we can never thank them enough, we have set aside this page in our yearbook in their honor. The page itself, of course, is of no great value; the feeling behind it is fcy-emendous. [p The moral courage and financial aid which has come our ftfrom our parents and from our friends will not be forgotten. thrCbaaftflD.V)