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The general statutes of New Hampshire (RSA 186) provide that Plymouth and Keene Teachers Colleges shall be administered by the State Board of Education. As a result, the State Board of Education is the policymaking body for the operation of the two teachers colleges. All of their personnel are engaged by the State Board of Education. The funds used to run the colleges are appropriated by the General Court from a recommended budget submitted by the State Board of Education. The Commissioner of Education as Secretary and chief executive officer of the State Board of Education aids in expediting the mass of detail embodied in the operation of these two colleges. Charles F. Ritch, Jr. Commissioner of Education Or. Charles F. Ritch Jr. Commissioner ot Education State Board of Education Mrs. Mary L. Clark. Mr. John H. Hall. Mr. Earnest R. D'Amours, Dr. James E. Powers, Mr. Franklin Hollis. Chairman; Mr. W. Carleton 10 Adams, Mrs. Robert S. Crosby, Mrs. Wayne P. Bryer, Dr. Charles F. Ritch Jr., Commissioner; Mr. Paul E. Fornum, Deputy Commissioner.
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PRECAUTION I never dared be radical when young For fear if would make me conservative when old. Robert Frost FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION
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President’s Message Plymouth Teochers College was lucky to hove once hod on its 0 1 1 Ul a person os Robert Frost. Here in the beautiful natural setting with w ic we are esse , Frost found inspiration for several of his most famous poems. Here, too, can t e a u ty and students of today find challenge and opportunity to commune with nature, to think deep and penetrating thoughts about the nature of man and the universe, to wrestle with ideas and ideals and to make far-reaching decisions. While classroom and laboratory, club and convocation, library and debate all help to mold one's understanding and character, moments of solitary thought and reflection help to solidify one's concepts of self and to bring forth creative contributions to the world in which we live. May Plymouth leave its imprint upon you as it did upon Frost, and may he be a stimulus and a challenge to you to make your contribution of thought and action to a waiting world. £ 11 Harold E. Hyde, President
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