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

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 7«t Attending classes, taking notes, passing tests— these activities constitute the major portion of the students' first three years at Plymouth. During the senior year this knowledge is put into practical application. Peggy Thomas Student 7euede in tde 0?ie£d After fifteen years in front of the desk, the senior at Plymouth Teachers College changes position and assumes the responsibility of a teacher. While the elementary and early childhood teachers teach reading skills at Plymouth, the secondary majors teach science, English, math, social studies, languages or business subjects in many of the New Hampshire public schools. Don Evans Student UiA4e4' Most any student at Plymouth will admit college classes are different from those back in high school days. In these many, many classes, students learn the skills and subject matter needed by a teacher to successfully teach in New Hampshire public schools. 24 Adolescent Development class

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Miss St. Arnold ?efuH 'Pafte Lovett In the early days of September and even October the library proved to be a popular locale to meet friends and make new ones. As the doys flew by, however, most people came to know and utilize the library and its many facilities. Thumbing through the index cards, pouring over countless reference books, and searching endlessly in the stack, a person gains the satisfaction of accomplishing something once confusing and perhaps disheartening. Hard At Work 26 A Night At Lamson Looks Like Itl