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

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Foreword The theme of this year’s CONNING TOWER is: “Freshmen Enter New Frontiers of Education.” We will follow the course of these, the youngest of Plymouth’s New Frontiersmen, from their arrival at Plymouth to the day when they watch the Seniors receive their passports to more distant New Frontiers. We hope that the Class of 1962 will offer the undergraduates an example worth following. Likewise, we hope that the Class of 1965 will indeed follow that example. Contents Introduction and Dedication ................. 1 Administration ............................... 9 Curricula ................................... 15 Organizations ............................... 29 Sports .................................... 49 Undergraduates .............................. 59 Graduates ................................... 77 Advertisements ............................. 104 Student Directory ........................... HO

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Editor............. Assistant Editor . Business Manager Secretary ......... Advertising Editor Advisor .......... ........ Gene Stearns .. . Frances Woodard ... Judith Langmoad ...... Alice Tenney ........ Robert Cote Mr. Ferdinand Helm Plymouth Teachers College Plymouth, New Hampshire

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Dedication James J. Hogan “The Little Hogans” The Senior class feels that we express the sentiment of the entire student body with this dedication. We have chosen an outstanding leader who has helped prepare us to challenge the New Frontiers of Education. His dynamic teaching methods, his devotion to education, and his leadership in International Relations exemplifies the “New Frontiersman.” He has won respect. admiration, and gratitude from college students, the community of Plymouth, and countless Model United Nations’ Delegates. It gives the Senior class great pleasure to dedicate the 1962 CONNING 'POWER to Professor James ). Hogan. FIRST ROW: Billy, Peggy, Mike, Paul; SECOND ROW: Nancy, Barbie, Linda; THIRD ROW: Jim. 3