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

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 Prospective teachers attend a typical first grade classroom situation. S.E.A. Visitors' Day Awed visitors look about Mary Lyon Hall during registration. After the festivities, this familiar scene!

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First Row: Hagner, Ackroyd, Landry, Place, Kunzt, Walker, Fitchctt, Wiseman. Second Row: Coach Goldman, Thurston, Walsh, Bruni, Lynch, Scrard, Micklin, Brock, Fuller, O'Neil, Manager, Joe Richer. Soccer This year marked the advent of varsity soccer at Plymouth Teachers College. The enthusiasm of Coach Goldman, a newcomer to the faculty this year, and the aid of Manager, Joseph Richer, were largely responsible for the team’s impressive .500 average in the New England Teachers College Soccer Conference. Plymouth rushes toward the ball at Holderness Soccer Field as a lone member of the opposition girds for an offensive.

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“The Inspector 'General” “The Inspector-General,” a farce by the Russian playwright, Nicolai Gogol, was presented by the Plymouth Players on November 4, 5, 6. The play is a satire on political corruption and humorous foibles in general, in nineteenth century Czarist Russia; although nominally a monarchy, the Russian government had many bureaucratic fixtures similar to our own or those of any large governing body, so that Gogol’s play has lived healthfully and humorously to the present. The Players production was a lively and colorful one which sharply pointed up the foolishness, hypocracy and ambition which can exist anywhere there are governments and men.