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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1963 volume:

1963 Student Publication Plymouth Teachers College Plymouth, New Hampshire The theme of this year's CONNING TOWER is 1963, The Year of Decision and Action. Much action wos shown on the campus of Plymouth Teachers College when students worked to make the public and legislature aware of our many problems. The expanding campus, the fraternity, and other new clubs and activities are all examples of decision and action. The most outstanding change was the decision made giving the college its new name, Plymouth State College. Editor-in-chief Judith Langmead Assistant Editor Robert Cote Business Manager Marilyn Parker Secretary Barbara Brewka Adviser Mr. Ferdinand Helm FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES ACTIVITIES UNDERCLASSES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS DIRECTORY 2 5 7 13 53 81 105 121 128 of a college year The 1963 Conning Tower is dedicated to you, Mrs. Gertrude L. Eisner. Your task is not on easy one— being secretary to three deans, and assisting with admissions, housing, and placement. The student body appreciates the fact that when you have decisions to make, you try your best to please the student. You always have a warm smile and friendly attitude for both the incoming freshmen and the graduate students. The seniors especially are grateful to you, Mrs. Eisner, for your constant assistance in placing them. Mrs. Gertrude Eisner at her desk. Your tireless energy devoted to promoting Plymouth Teachers College in every imaginable aspect is the reason that the 1963 Conning Tower is dedicated to you. DEDICATION Mrs. Eisner introduces Bob Donicls to two superintendents for interviews for o teoching position. of friends and events to remember 5 COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION The year of 1963 promises to be on unusual one for Plymouth Teachers College. We will probably see the Report of the Interim Study Commission on Education presented to the General Court for implementation. That Report recommends that Plymouth Teachers College become a general-purpose college under an administrative pottern that differs from the existing one. Change is continuous ond should be so recognized 1963 will probobly be the year in which Plymouth Teachers College will be made into a stronger force than ever to prepare well-trained teachers, as well as to become an instrument of instruction and exploration in other areas of collegiate preparation. All students at Plymouth Teachers College con take pride that they ore members of a college student body which is alert to the changing times about them and that the leadership of their college is ever attempting to improve ond strengthen its educational program which has had such an enviable record in the annuals of New Hampshire's progress. Charles F. Ritch, Jr. Commissioner of Education Dr. Charles F. Ritch, Jr. STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Mary I. Clark, Secretory; W Carleton Adams, Edword S Seovey, Jr., John H. Hall, Franklin Hollis, Choirman; Henry A Karwacki, Emmett F. O'Garo, Mrs. Robert S. Crosby, Poul E. Farnum, Deputy Commissioner; Chorles F. Ritch, Jr., Commissioner of Educotion. 7 THE PRESIDENT Dr. and Mrs. Horold Hyde ond their daughter, Mary Anne. . . face endless opportunities and 0 Nf NAROtO f • HVOC AOamiitRAto AL4.KM • Otl� PLYMOUTH TEACHERS COLLEGE PLYMOUTH. NEW HAMPSHIRE ©«AN Of INtTftUCTVO arCHAMo , Mirxia DC AN Of ITUPINT PCRtONUll To the Students of Plymouth Teachers College: The same year which has witnessed Astronaut Cooper's spectacular but precisely planned further exploration of space travel; a determined effort to give the negro citizen of the United States equal opportunity in fact os well as in low; a renewed spirit of exploration of factors which ore unifying in some of our greot religious denominations; ond the successful transmission of world-wide television; may prove also to be one of the most significant in the development of Plymouth Teochers College. A new board of trustees concerned wholly with higher education, a broader function which may include liberal arts education as well os preparation for occupations other than teaching, a change in official name to reflect this broader function and service opportunity, continued plant expansion to carry out these new responsibilities effectively, all seem to be developments of tremendous import to the college and the state which it serves. Especially significant of the spirit and capabilities developed here at Plymouth hove been the decisive and vigorous, yet considered and mature, actions taken by faculty and student body to bring obout legislative and executive actions to improve the copobilities of this institution. The responsible citizen, which it is Plymouth's aim to develop, has never before stood firmer, evidenced more loyalty and good judgment, or had greater reason for justifiable pride than during this year which is seeing many issues concerning New Hampshire's higher education system brought into focus ond resolved The members of the Class of 1963 will continue to face endless opportunities and demands for decision and action. May the experiences here at Plymouth inform and strengthen each member of that class so that the decisions will become increasingly backed by wisdom and the actions grow in effectiveness in meeting our world's persisting and evolving problems. Cordially, demands for decision office. � THE DEANS Dr. Gertrude B. Stcorns, Deon of Women, is conferring with the House Committee Presidents, Morlcne Newton, Chorlotte Cossorino, Karen Mayer, ond Non White head. Three deans we hove at P. T. C. They're always there for you to see. Dr. Seltzer's a good scout Who helps you make your schedule out. Dr. Hartman lets you in And tries to help you to begin. Dr. Stearns, the women's dean Is busy on the social scene. To all, our thanks we here express And wish them years of happiness. Mrs. Gertrude Eisner is the Secretary to the Deans. 10 Dr. Von Hortman, Dean of Student Personnel, is discussing student life with two students of P. T. C., Louise Belanger and Lillion Bull. Dr. Richard Seltzer, Dean of Instruction, is assisting a student in the selection of his courses. ■Sr ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Mr, Chorlcs Mourer CoIIcqc Librorion LIBRARY Mrs. Jonet Alvey, Mrs. Lois Everts, ond Mrs. Enid Williams, Librorions. There ore many important aspects of student life at P. T. C. These vary from studying in the library to enjoying relaxation in the dorm or visiting the infirmary. In any of these places, people are ready to help us whenever necessary ond to them we say, Thank you. NURSING Mrs. E. Louise Jordon, R. N. ond Mrs Eleanor Elliot, R. N. it Mrs. Lcno Hickey Mrs. Hildegorde Brown Account Clerk Account Clerk Mrs. Faye Gibbs Registrar THEY ALSO SERVE Miss Lorettc Paquette, Receptionist; Miss Mory Plumer, Administrative Assistant for Business; and Mr. Allen Grew, Business Administrator. Mrs. Emily Bortlctt and Miss Joon McGinnis, Bookstore Manager. Mrs. Mory Dragon and Mrs. Sharon Reynolds, Secretaries. 12 13 SILVER AWARD Mr. Paul T. Cullen NORMA WILKINSON AWARD The Women's Recreation Association established the Norma Wilkinson Award to commemorate Norma Koy Wilkinson, a member of the Class of 1955. The award is given to the senior woman dis tinguished for high morol and social standards, enthusiasm, vivacity, sincerity, dependability, initiative, loyalty, and service to the college. These were the outstanding characteristics of Norma Wilkinson. For possessing these qualities. Miss Gwendolyn Ritchie is chosen to receive the oward for 1963. The Silver Award is named in honor of the memory of Dr. Ernest L. Silver who was president of Plymouth Teachers College for thirty-five years. The purposes of the award are: to recognize the senior man who possesses to an outstanding degree the physical, mental, social, and personal qualities which are important to the teacher, and to encourage men students to attain the qualities which will help build a mature professional attitude. The Silver Award is presented to Mr Paul T. Cullen for achieving an eminent position in the class of 1963 Awarded For Out-Standing Personal . . . Miss Gwendolyn Ritchie . . . Qualities And Standards 14 Condidotes for Who's Who Among Students in Americon Universities ond Colleges ore selected from the junior and senior classes on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and porticipotion in activities. These students are selected by a joint committee of students ond faculty which is chosen by the student council. Since the number of students selected depends on the enrollment of the school, Plymouth Teachers College is entitled to sixteen this year. Engraved awards are given at Last Assembly of the college in June, ond pictures and write-ups of these people appeor in the onnual publication of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Charles S. Poyntor Vclmo L. Peters Patricio A. Cummings Regina M. LaPlontc Gail A. Eaglcson Judith E. Langmcad Clclond E. Selby Richard E. Wylie 15 J. Philip Boucher, President. Charles Payntor, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS 1963 Plymouth Teachers College . . . Class of 1963 . . . These words will forever bring back many fond memories to this year's graduating closs . . . the two Jazz Festivals, perhaps our greatest undertakings; the yearly picnics, especially the last one; and the many other activities we participated in as a class. The ready assistance and kindliness of Dr. Barrett, our class adviser, will be remembered with grateful appreciation. Phil Boucher and the Graduation Committee receive a special salute from the class for their work in bringing our four years to o momentous close. Richard Chandler, Vice-president. Lindo Losier, Secretary. Mr. William R. Barrett, Class Adviser. 16 SENIOR CLASS BANQUET Joe Lovocchio, Corol Noviilis, Marilyn Patterson, Meredith Conwoy ond Phil 8ouchcr watch while our cook, Terry, opens the gift we gave her. Corol Noviilis, Marlene Newton, Regi LaPlante, Morilyn ond Meredith Con. woy sunbotho on the dock—with their winter clothes on! Phil, Dove, Bernie, Regi and Marilyn arc woiting for the bus to leave. This wos the day we left the islond to observe situations around town. Chink Chandler gives a demonstration of how Superduck walks. We stood at our choirs while Coach Goldman soid Groce The senior class banquet was held at the Jack-O-Lontern Thursday, June 6, 1963. We had use of all the facilities from one o'clock in the afternnon until eleven o'clock at night Dinner was served in the evening and after dinner a few words were spoken by class members and faculty members. Remember— If you don't like your cookie, pass it down to Pete Johnson! C :-cl Noviilis, Ccnmc Regers, !v Chapman, ond Nancy Pike 0:1 .n the boot for a ride to shore. BEAR ISLAND One week before school opens, seniors may go to Bear Island for a week of conservation comp. Lost foil Dr, Frey and Mr. Boyd led us in mony discussions, and took us on hikes both on ond off the island. Guest speakers from the Fish and Game Deportment, ond Water Deportment helped us see the need for conservation. 17 CAROL A. BELMAIN Ithoco College, B.S. ond M.S. in Music. KARL DRERUP Vercinigte Stootschulen, Berlin, Meisterschuler certificote. ELLWYN F. HAYSLIP Univ. of Vermont, B.S.; Columbia Univ., M.A. As the Plymouth Teachers College music major program finishes its second year, exciting new music adventures loom on the horizon. The music department will add its fourth staff member next fall and major works will continue to be performed by the music organizations. For the student who is interested in majoring in art, courses are offered ranging from arts and crafts to history of art. The art laboratories have been expanded and a new member of the staff has been added. Jim Locke is the first art major to graduate from Plymouth Teachers College. His home is his costle. Students work in cloy os o project in ort activities doss. GRADUATES Berlin, N H JAMES LOCKE Plymouth Players 1,2,3,4. Fine Arts Rcpetez, s'il vous plait. Foreign longuogc students in the new loborotory. Dr. Barrett instructs the class. By precept (Foreign Language methods), by example (in his own French and Spanish courses), and by personal practice (in the Elementary School), the language major is prepared for his future role. The language laboratory and the library are his training ground in the cultivation of the skills which—and by which—he himself will teach. New techniques, new materials, new machines, make it an exciting time to choose Foreign Languages at P, T. C. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MADIE W. BARRETT Alcbomo College, A.B.; Univ. of N. C, M.A., Ph D GRADUATES CHARLES S. PAYNTAR Mossopcquo, L. I. N. Y. Foreign Language Intcrnotionol Relations Club, 1,2,3; Class of 1963 Treasurer, 1,2,3,4, Plymouth Players, 3; Student Education Assoc., 1,2,3,4; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports, 2,3,4; Outing Club, 1,2,3; U. N. Model Assembly, 1,2,3; Social Club, 1,2,3,4, (Treasurer, 2, Vice-president, 3); Who's Who m American Universities and Colleges, 4. 19 REGIS A. HORACE Plymouth Teochcrs College, B.Ed. Boston University, M.Ed. Assets = Liabilities plus what?! Judge Ernst's closs. To opcrotc o key-driven colculotor A closs of Miss Horace. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The purpose of the Business Education Department is to prepare business teachers for high schools, especially for those in New Hampshire. The majority of our graduates are Comprehensive Majors and are certified to teach all subjects in a business education curriculum. Some students, however, who plan to teach in the larger schools, take either the Accounting and Social Business Major or the Secretarial Major. These people, some of whom are graduate students, are certified to teach only in these limited areas. ROBERT J. ERNST CHAIRMAN Iowa Stote Teachers College, A.B.; Stale University of Iowa, A.M. 20 THE CLASS OF 1963 JUDITH A. BACKON Rutlond, Vt. Business (Comp.) 8ond, 1,2,3, Student Educotion Assoc., 1.4, Ncwmon Club, 1; Infromurol Sports, 1; Women's Recreation Assoc, I; Pep Bond, 1,2 LILLIAN ANN BULL Stoddord, N. H. Business (Comp.) House Committee, 3; Polyphonic Choir, 2,3,4; Student Education Assoc.. 4; ln-tromural Sports, 2; Student Staff Co-opera-five, 3,4, (Clerk, 4) SHARON BACHELDER Athol, Moss. Business (Acct.) Polyphonic Choir, 2,3,4; Student Education Assoc., 1,2,3,4; Wesley Club, 1,2,3; Chorus, 3. BUSINESS EDUCATION MELISSA BACH Loconio, N. H. Business (Comp.) House Committee, 1; Student Education Assoc., 1; Eastern Business Teachers Association, 2,3,4 BEVERLY J. BAILEY Plymouth, N. H. Business (Comp.) Intramurol Sports, 1; U. N. Model Assembly, 1; Student Wives, 2.3,4; (President, 3), (Secretary, 2). 21 THE CLASS ROBERT L. COTE Hudson, N. H, Business (Acct.) CONNING TOWER, 3.4, (Advertising Editor, 3), (Assistont Editor, 4); Donee Bond, I, Student Education Assoc., 1,2; Newmon Club, 1,2,3,4, (Pres., 2), (Vice-Pres.. 3); Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4; U. N Model Assembly, 2. RUSSELL FEARON Whitebcld, N. H. Business (Comp.) Transfer. JOANNE CROWLEY Manchester, N. H. Business (Comp.) Ncwmon Club, 1,2,3,4, (Trcos., 2); In-fromurol Sports, 1,2,3,4; U. N. Model Assembly, 2,3,4; Eostern Business Teachers Assoc., 4. BUSINESS EDUCATION CLARENCE CURLEY Berlin, N. H. Business (Acct.) Student Education Assoc., 1,2,3,4; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; Eostern Business Tcochers Assoc., 3,4 BARBARA LACOSS GARNEAU Bridgewater, N. H. Business (Comp,) Clock, 1,2,3, (Business Monager, 2,3); Intramural Sports, 1,2, Outing Club, 1,2; Women's Recreotion Assoc., 1,4 22 OF 1963 LINDA LOSIER Gorham, N. H. Business Class of 1963, Secretary, 4; Clock, 1,2,3; Newman Club, 1,2,3; Bosketball. 1; Cheerleader, 1; Intromurol Sports, 1,2,3,4; Women's Recreation Assoc., 1,4. BUSINESS EDUCATION JAMES O'CONNOR, JR. Cheshire, Conn. Business Student Education Assoc., 2; Baseball, 1; Tennis, 1,2,3,4; Canterbury Club, 1,2,3; Deon's List, 4. NANCY E. LAKE Troy, N. H. Business Student Education Assoc., 1,3; Women's Recreation Assoc., 1; Eostern Business Teochcrs Assoc., 3,4. JEANNINE NADEAU Berlin, N. H. Business (Comp.) CONNING TOWER Business Committee, 3; Plymouth Ployers, 1,2; Polyphonic Choir, 1,2,3; Newman Club, 1,2,3. 23 THE CLASS OF 1963 RICHARD PECOR Burlington, Vt. Business (Acct.) Tronsfer; Deon's List, 4. JOAN E. WARREN Littleton, N. H. Business (Comp.) Intcrnotionol Relations Club, 1,2; Christian Assoc., 1; Intromural Sports, 1,2; Women's Recreotion Assoc., 1,2; U.N. Model Assembly, 1; Eastern Business Teochers Assoc., 2,3,4. Not Pictured SHIRLEY TWOMBLY Plymouth. N. H. Business (Comp.). Student Education Assoc., 1,2,3,4; New-mon Club, 1,2,3; Outing Club, I; Dean's List, 3; U.N. Model Assembly, 1,2,3; Student Wives, 3,4. J. BRADLEY SMITH Laconio, N. H. Business (Acct.) Student Council, 1,2,3,4, (Vice-Pres., 3); Student Education Assoc., 1,3; Newman Club, 1,3; Intramural Sports, 4; Men's Athletic Assoc., 4; Outing Club, 1; U. N. Model Assembly, 3; Ski Teom, 3,4, (Capt., 3), (Co-Copt., 4); Who's Who in Americon Universities and Colleges, 4 PATRICIA STIPS Manchester, N. H. Business (Comp.) Student Education Assoc., 4. BUSINESS EDUCATION IRENE ZOULIAS Plymouth, N. H. Business (Comp.) Deon's List, 1,2,4. 24 SAMUEL L. ABBOTT, CHAIRMAN Middlebury College, B.S.; University of Conn., M.A. in Ed.; Duke University, Ph.D. NORTON R. BAGLEY Plymouth Teochers College, B.Ed.; Boston University, Ed.M ; University of Conn.; Ph.D. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The purpose of the Elementary Education Curriculum is to prepare students os beginning teachers for elementary schools, from kindergarten through the eighth grade. Since an effective elementary school teacher needs both a bread academic background and a command of special teaching techniques, the curriculum includes seventy-one required semester hours of liberal education as well os emphasis on elementary school teaching. Extensive observation ond participation at the Plymouth elementary schools are provided. KENNETH P. MARRER Keene Teachers College, B.Ed.; U.N.H., M.Ed. ROBERT J. MATTISON University of Rochester, A.B., Syracuse University, M.A.; Columbio University, Ed.D. JONATHAN A. OSGOOD U.N.H., B.S., M.Ed.; New York University, Ed.D. GERTRUDE B. STEARNS Smith College, B.A., University of Nebrasko, M.A.; Boston University, Ed.D. PHILIP C. TAPPLY Plymouth Teachers College, B.Ed.; U.N.H., M.Ed.; Groduote Study, Boston University. 25 ELAINE BABISH Methuen, Moss. Elemcntory Plymouth Players, 1; Student Education Assoc., 3,4; Chorus, 3. NANCY BAILEY Etno, N. H. Elementary CONNING TOWER, 3; Student Education Assoc., 1,2,3; Christion Association, 1,2; Wesley Club, 2, Outing Club, 1; U. N. Model Assembly 3. DOROTHY ANN BANNISTER Sunopcc, N. H. Elementary Polyphonic Choir, 1,2,3; Student Education Assoc., 1,2,4; Canterbury Assoc., I; Christian Asscc., 1. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION RUDOLPH BAUMANN Arlington, Mass. Elementory Vice Pres., Closs of 63; International Relations Club, 4; Plymouth Ploycrs, 3; Student Education Assoc. 1,4; Men's Athletic Assoc., 4, Outing Club, 1; Soccer, 1,2,3,4; Tennis, 1,2; Chorus, 3; Assist, organizer of Jozz '63; Social Club, 3; Ski Teom, 3,4. LOUISE BELANGER Reeds Ferry, N. H. Elementary Plymouth Players, 3; Polyphonic Choir, 2,3,4; Student Education Assoc., 4; Intramural Sports, 1,2; Outing Club, 1. SANDRA BLACK Alton, N. H. Elementary House Committee, 2; Student Education Assoc., 1,4; Women's Recreation Assoc., 1; Chorus, 3. 26 CLASS OF 1963 ROBERT A. BROWN Plymouth, N. H. Elemcntory Dean's List, 3,4. CYNTHIA COE Manchester, Conn. Elementary Collcgioncttos, 1,2,3,4; Plymouth Ployers, 1,3; Polyphonic Choir, I,2,3,4. CONSTANCE R. CORONIS Noshuo, N. H. Elementary Student Education Assoc., 2,3,4; Cheerleader, 1; Intramural Sports, 2,3,4; Outing Club, 1; Chorus, 3. KOSTAS DAILEANES Lowell, Moss. Elementary Plymouth Ployers, 1; Polyphonic Choir, 2; Student Education Assoc.. 1,3.4; Intrcmurol Sports, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 3; U. N. Model Assembly, 1.2, DIANNE M. DOHERTY Lawrence, Moss. Elementary Student Council, 3, (Record. Sec., 3); Science Society, 4; J. V. Cheerleader, 2,3; Intramural Sports, 2,3,4; Transfer—Lowell Stotc; Chorus, 3; Eostern States Conference for Professional Teachers, 3. JOHN L. DUNN, JR. N. Attleboro, Moss Elementory House Committee, 4, (Vice-Pres., 4); Plymouth Players, 1,3; Student Education Assoc., 2,3,4; Congregational Club, 1; Intramural Sports, 1,2,3; Chorus, 3; Gymnastic Team, 1. PLYMOUTH TEACHERS COLLEGE 27 NANCY DUNNELL Exeter, N. H. Elementary Student Education Assoc., 3; Canterbury Asscc., 3; Transfer from Westbrook Junior College. CAROLE ADELE HALL Laconio, N. H. Elementary House Committee, 4, (Secretary, 4); Intramural Sports, 1,2; Chorus, 3,4; Madrigal Singers, 3; Baptist College Fellowship, 4. LOIS MAE HARVEY Hcmpton, N. H. Elementary Science Society, 1,2; Christion Assoc., 1,2; Intramural Sports, 1,2; Amoricon Instructors of the Deaf, 4. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PHILIP HODGSON Plymouth, N. H. Elementary NANCY PIKE HUBBELL Plymouth, N. H. Elcmentory Student Council, 1,2; Polyphonic Choir, 2,3; Wesley Club, 1, (Vicc-Pres., 1); Freshman Initiation Committee, 2. JUDITH EILEEN LANGMEAD East Walpole, Moss. Elementary CONNING TOWER, 1,2,3,4, (Business Editor, 3, (Editor-in-chief, 4); Student Education Assoc., 1,2,3,4, (Hist., 2), (Corres. Sccre , 3,4); Wesley Club, 3; Chorus, 3; Madrigal Singers, 3; Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, 4. 28 CLASS OF 1963 KAREN A. MAYER Byrom, Conn. Elementary House Committee, 4 (Pres. 4); Col-legionettes, 1,2; Polyphonic Choir, 1,2; Student Education Assoc., 2,3,4 (F.T.A. Choirmon, 3); Newman Club, 1,3,4; Intromurol Sports, 1; Outing Club, 1; Chorus, 4; F.T.A, State Choirmon. JUDITH ANN McPARTLAND River Edge, N. J. Elementary House Committee, 4; Basketball, 1; Outing Club, 1; Chorus, 3,4; Boptist College Fellowship, 4. MARLENE DIANE NEWTON Roxbury, Moss. Elementary CONNING TOWER. 2,3,4; House Committee, 2,3,4, (Vice-prcs., 3,4); Student Education Assoc., 1,3,4; Newman Club, 1,3; Intromurol Sports, 1, 2,3,4; Outing Club I; Women's Recreation Assoc., 1,2,3; Chorus, 3. MRS. EVANGELINE NOUCAS Laconio, N. H. Elementary MARILYN PATTERSON Exeter, N. H. Elemcntory House Committee, 4; Student Education Assoc., 3,4; Newman Club, 3,4; Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4; Outing Club, 1,2; Women's Recreation Assoc., 1,2,3; Chorus, 3,4. BRENDA HEATH PHELAN Plymouth, N. H. Elementary Intromurol sports, 1,2; Polyphonic Choir, 2,3,4; (Robe attendant, 4); Plymouth Ployers, 3; N. A. U. D.. 3,4; Dean's List, 3,4. PLYMOUTH TEACHERS COLLEGE 29 CONSTANCE ROGERS Epping, N. H. Elementary Student Educotion Assoc., 3,4; Wesley Club, 1,2; Intramural Sports, 1,2.3,4; Outing Club, 1,3; Women's Recreation Assoc., 1,2; Chorus, 3,4. ELIZABETH ANN RUEL Rochester, N. H. Elementary Student Council, 2; Polyphonic Choir, 1; Student Education Assoc., 1,4; Newman Club, 1,2,4; Outing Club, 1; Chorus, 2, (Treos., 2). GAIL EAGLESON STEVENS Manchester, Conn. Elementary House Committee, 4, (Vice-Pres., 4); Student Educotion Assoc., 1,2,3,4, (Vice-Pres., 2,3), (State Vice-Pres., 4); Canterbury Assoc., 1,2,3,4, (Pres., 1,2,3); Outing Club, 1,2, (Scc.-Treos., 1); Dean's List, 4; Chorus, 4; Peter-boro Conference, 2,3; Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, 3,4 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MANY ANN SZUFNAROWSKI Lowell, Moss. Elementary CONNING TOWER, 3,4; House Com-mittce, 3,4; Student Education Assoc., 1,2,3,4; Ncwmon Club, 1,2,3,4, (Treos., 3); Intramural Sports, 2,3,4; Chorus, 3; U. N. Model Assembly, 3. LINDA JEAN TRACY N. Scituotc, R. I. Elementary Student Educotion Assoc., 1,2,4; Christion Assoc., 1. RICHARD EDWARD WYLIE Needham, Moss. Elementary Clock, 3; House Committee, 2; International Relations Club, 1,2,3; Plymouth Ploycrs, 1; Polyphonic Choir, 3; Student Educotion Assoc., 2,4, Newmon Club, 1,2,3, (Vice-Pres., 2), (Pres., 3); Intromurol Sports, 1,2,3,4; Outing Club, 1,2; Tronsfcr; Dean's List, 3; U. N. Model Assembly, 1,2,3; Sociol Club, 2,3, (Pres., 3); Who's Who in American Universities ond Colleges, 3,4, 30 FERDINAND HELM, JR. Union College, A.B.; Colum-bio Univ., M.A. PATRICIA R. PLANTE St. Joseph's College, A.B.; St. Michoel's College, M.A. Boston Univ., Ph.D. RICHARD E. SANDERSON Muskingum College, B.S.; Northwestern Univ., M.A. WALTER TATARA Bcllormine College, B.A.; New York Univ., M.A., Ph.D. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Longuoge is probably man's greatest creation. Perhaps his second great invention was the alphabet, which enabled him to write and more permanently record his thoughts. The unique res- ponsibility of the English Department is to preserve that part of man's cultural heritage which is so inextricably interwoven into his language. The crcotivc spirit. Mr. Sondcrson's class in philosophy. To speok or not to speok! Ben Bon temps speaks in Mr. White's doss. ROBERT A. WARD Colgate Univ., B.A., M.A.; Stanford Univ., Ph.D. ROI M. WHITE Temple Univ., B.S. in Ed., M.A. DONALD R. CHASE Plymouth, N. H. English CONNING TOWER, 3,4, Plymouth Players, 2,3; Student Educ. Assoc., 3,4, (Pres. 4,); Wesley Club. 1,2,3,4, (Vicc-pres., 1, Pres. 2,4, Secretory, 3); Dean's list, 3,4; Chorus, 3; Madrigal Singers, 3. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ROSEMARIE VARTER CHAKEMAIN Fitchburg, Moss. English Clock, 3,4; CONNING TOWER, 3.4, International Relotions Club, I; Plymouth Players, 1,2,3,4; Student Education Assoc., 1; Wesley Club, 1,3,4; Chorus, 3. JANET MULLIN Condio, N. H. English Clock, 4; Plymouth Players, 1,2,3; Student Education Assoc., 2,3. PATRICIA LOWE Wcore, N. H, English Clock, 3,4, Outing Club, 1; Dean's List, 1,2,3; Chorus, 3. ELMER K. PARENT Gonic, N. H. English Plymouth Ployers, 1,2,3; (Treos. 2; Pres., 3); Dcon's list, 2. 32 CLASS OF 1963 DAVID A. SCHURMAN Loncoster, N. H. English Class of 1963, Vice-Pres., 2; Plymouth Players, 1; Studcni Education Assoc., 1,2,3; Intramural Sports, 3; Transfer; Frcshmon Initiation Committee, 2. CLELAND E. SELBY Derby Line, Vt. English The Clock, 3,4, (Editor-in-chief, 3). (Assistant Editor, 4); International Relations Club 2,3,4, (President, 4); Band, 2,3; Plymouth Ployers, 2,3; Student Education Association, 2,4; Congregational Club, 2; Transfer; Pep Bond, 2,3; Dean's List, 2,3,4, Chorus, 3; U. N. Model Assembly, 2,3,4, (Committee Chairman, 3), (Secretory General 4), JANET FLORENCE SMITH S. Danbury, N. H, English The Clock, 3, Plymouth Players, 4; Student Education Assoc., 2,3; Intramural Sports, 1,2,3, Outing Club, 2; Women's Recreotion Assoc., 1; Chorus, 3. DANIEL J. WHITAKER W. Thornton, N. H. English Tronsfcr — Dartmouth; Plymouth Players, 3; Dcon's List, 3,4. Graduated with High Honor. A. NANCY WOOD Nashua, N. H. English The Clock, 3; Plymouth Ployers, 1,2,3,4; Student Education Assoc, 1,3. ANDREA WORONKA Manchester, N. H. English The Clock, 3,4, (Dromo ond Exchange Editor, 4); CONNING TOWER, 3,4; Plymouth Players, 2,3,4, (Secretory); Student Education Assoc., 3; Tronsfcr — Colby Junior College. PLYMOUTH TEACHERS COLLEGE 33 ■■■ Mothematics, PTC style. Mr. Sheely's moth closs. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Whot about on obocus? Mrs. Dearborn is conducting the class. Plymouth's Mathematics Department offers a wide variety of courses ranging from general mathematics, a course which emphasizes the understanding of basic concepts and techniques needed for a general background, to the more technical courses of calculus and differential equations. 31 GENEVA M. SMITH Boston Univ., B.S. in Ed.; Univ. of Maine, B.A. WILLIAM L. SHEELY inity Univ., B.S.; Trinity Univ., i.Ed. NSFAY, San Diego College. CLASS OF 1963 LOLITA JEAN FULLER N. Strotford, N. H. Mothemotics Student Council, 4; Science Society, 3; Congregotionol Club, I; Bosketboll, 1,2,3,4; Intromurol Sports, 1.2,3,4, Women's Recreation Assoc., 1,2,3,4; Dean's List, 1; U. N. Model Assembly, 1; Mory Lyon Fire Worden, 3; Notionol Council of Teochcrs of Mothemotics, 4, NELSON PAQUETTE Derry, N. H. Mothemotics Collegians, 1,2,3; Polyphonic Choir, 1,2,3; Canterbury Association, 4; Ccngrcgotionol Club, 1,2; Boscball, 1,2; Varsity Bosket-boll, 2,3,4; J V. Bosketboll, 1; Intromurol Sports, 3,4, Men's Athletic Assoc , 1,2. DAVID A. FORBES Groveton, N. H. Mothemotics Bond, 1,2,3; Polyphonic Choir, 1,2; Intromurol Sports, 1,2,3,4, Outing Club, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 3. MATHEMATICS ROBERT R. DANIELS Woodsville, N, H. Mathematics Bond, 1,2,3; Science Society, 1,2 MALCOLM MURRAY Wolfeboro, N. H. Mothemotics Tronsfcr—USNA. 3$ CLASS OF 1963 EDWARD ALEXANDER PROVENCAL Lokeport, N. H. Mathematics GAIL RICHENS Stafford Springs, Conn. Mathematics Science Society, 1,2,3,4, (Secretary 2,3); Outing Club, I, 2,3, (Secretary 2); Transfer, 1; Field Hockey Manoger, 4. MATHEMATICS VERNON T. TETLEY Lincoln, N. H. Mathematics Student Education Assoc., 2,3; Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4; Dean's List, 1,2,3. CHARLES G. WHITE Hampton, N. H. Baseball, 3,4; Transfer. Mathematics 36 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT M. PRISCILLA ALDEN JOHN C. FOLEY Boston Umv., B.S., Teochers Col- St. Anselm's College, B.S.; Besiege, Columbia Univ., M.A. ton Univ., M.A. As we oct so we are; it is movement which signifies contributions. Physicol educotion serves os o medium for mon's totol educotion—intellectual, emotional, developmental—using experiences centered in movement. Physical education is concerned primarily with the qualitative aspects of human behovior. It is concerned with the totality of personal development. Physical education accepts the purposes of all modern education and strives to attain them through the means of motor activity. You're wrinkling my shirt, sir. A demonstration by Dr. Goldman. V Now in this porticulor situotion ... Physicol Educotion mojors receive classroom instruction by Mr. Gucmple. RUTH C. PAUL West Chester College, B.S. PAUL EDWARD AROLD Plymouth, N. H. Physicol Educotion Clock, 4; Student Council, 3; Base-boll, 1,2,3,4; Intromurol Sports, 1,2; Men's Athletic Assoc., 1,2,3,4, (Pres., 3,4); Gymnastic Team, 1; Who's Who in Americon Universities ond Colleges, 4; Senior Banquet Committee, 4; Talent Show Emcee, 3,4. ROLAND BARNABY Hompton, N. H. Physicol Education House Committee, 2,3; Intromurol Sports, 1,2,3,4; Men's Athletic Assoc., 1,2.3,4; Outing Club, 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Gymnastic Team, I; Ski Team, 3,4. JOAN C. BARQUIN Montpelier, Vt. Physicol Education Newman Club, 1; Cheerleader, 1,2,3; Women's Recreation Assoc., 1; U.N. Model Assembly, 2; Gymnostic Team, 1,2,3,4. PHYSICAL EDUCATION J. PHILIP BOUCHER Groveton, N. H. Physical Education Pres., Class of 1963; Bond, 1,2,3; Donee Bond, 1; Polyphonic Choir, 1,2; Newman Club, 1,2; Baseball, 3, (Manoger, 2); Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4; Men's Athletic Assoc.) 1,2,3,4; Soccer, 3, (Manager, 3); Pep Bond, 2; Chorus, 3; Gymnostic Team, 1; Social Club, 1,2,3; Assembly Committee, 3. PATRICIA BOURQUE Amosbury, Mass. Physicol Education Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader, 1,2,3, (Co-Copt., 3); Intromurol Sports, 1,2,3,4; Outing Club, 1; Women's Recreotion Assoc., 1,2,3. RICHARD CHANDLER Plymouth, N. H. Physical Education Basketball-Varsity, 2,3,4; Intromurol Sports, 1,2,3,4; Men's Athletic Assoc., 1,2,3,4, (Vice-Pres., 3,4); Tennis, 3,4; U.N. Model Assembly, 2. 38 CLASS OF 1963 GEORGE E. DAVIS Derry, N. H. Physicol Educotion House Committee, 2; Student Council, 1,2; Baseball, 3; Intromurol Sports, 1,2,3,4; Men's Athletic Assoc,, 1,2; Tennis, 1,3; U. N. Model Assembly, 2; Gymnostic Team, 1,2 JEAN EASTMAN Portsmouth, N. H. Physicol EduCOtion Plymouth Players, 2,3,4, Intromurol Sports, 2,3; Tcnms, 3; Women's Recreation Assoc., 2,3; Transfer, Field Hockey, 2,3. BERNARD P. FITZGERALD Keene, N. H. Physical Education Student Educotion Assoc., 2,3; Newman Club, 1,2; Baseball, 1,2; Intra-murol Sports, 1,2,3,4; Men's Athletic Assoc., 1,2,3,4, (Trees., 2); Outing Club, 3,4. DAVID WAYNE GILBERT Grovcton, N. H. Physicol Education Boseball, 2,3,4, Bosketball, 2,3,4, Soccer, 2,3,4; Tronsfcr. JAMES STUART GRANT Antrim, N. H. Physical Educotion Student Education Assoc., 1,2,3; Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4, Men's Athletic Assoc., 1,2,3; U. N. Model Assembly, 1,2; Student-Stoff Cooperative. JAMES P. HENNESSEY Littleton, N, H, Physicol Education Newmon Club, 1,2; Baseboll, 1,2; Bosketball, 1; Intromurol Sports, 3,4; Men's Athletic Assoc., 1,2,3,4, Soccer, 1,2,4; Dean's list, 4. PLYMOUTH TEACHERS COLLEGE 39 THE CLASS CHARLES O. HUNNEWELL III Noshuo, N. H. Physicol Educotion Student Education Assoc., 3,4; Intromurol Sports, 3,4; Men's Athletic Association, 3,4; Transfer from Louisiana State Uni-versity. KENNETH MOULTON Bristol, N. H. Physical Education JOSEPH A. LAVACCHIA Woburn, Moss. Physical Education Student Council, 1,2,3,4, (President); Plymouth Ptoyers, 1; Newman Club, 1,2,3; Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4; Men's Athletic Assoc., 1,2,3,4; Tennis, 4, (Monoger, 4); U. N. Model Assembly, 1,2; Eostern Stotes Conference, 2,3; Who's Who in American Universities ond Colleges, 3 PHYSICAL EDUCATION SHEILA MACLEAN Amesbury, Moss. Physicol Educotion House Committee, 1,2,3, (Sec.-Treos., 2), (President, 3); Basketball, 1; Intromurol Sports. 1,2,3.4; Women's Recreation Assoc., 1,2,3, (Treasurer. 2). LINDA J. PALLAIT S. Windsor, Conn. Physicol Educotion Congregational Club, I; Boskctboll-Vorsity, 2,3,4, (Manager, 4); Intramural Sports, 1,2; Outing Club, 1,2,3, (Secretary, 3); Women's Recreotion Assoc., 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 4; Gymnastic Team, 1. •♦0 OF 1963 RONALD SNELL Pembroke, N. H. Physical Education Men's Athletic Assoc., 3,4; Tronsfer; U. N. Model Assembly, 3. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DAVID WILSON Manchester, N. H. Physical Education Intramural Sports, 1,4; Men's Athletic Assoc., 1,4; Soccer, 2; Gymnastic Team, 1,2,3,4. GWEN RITCHIE Malden, Moss. Physical Education House Committee, 2; Student Council, I; Basketball, 1,2,3; Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4; Outing Club, 1,2; Tennis, 3; Women's Recreation Assoc., 1,2,3,4, (Vicc-Pres., 2), (Pres., 3); Tronsfer—B. V. Junior College; Gymnastic Team, I; Varsity Field Hockey, 3,4; Varsity Softboll, 3. BENJAMIN TURCOTTE S. Berwick, Me. Physical Education Boscbcll, 2, (Manoger, 2); Intromurol Sports, 1,2,3; Men's Athletic Assoc., 1,2,3; Transfer; Ski Team, 3. 41 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The Natural Science Deportment undertakes to provide learning experiences which underlie a perspective of natural science os an intellectual process is man's activities Courses are designed upon the basis of insights concerning the enterprise of science with its achievements, problems and goals. Additionally for majors, optionol curricula in biologicol or physical science offer students opportunities to acquire specialized insights deemed appropriate for secondary school teachers MARY G. BILHEIMER Gettysburg College, B.S.; Teachers College, Columbia Univ., M.Ed.; Ed D One of Dr. Salmons' physical science classes. GEORGE B. SALMONS Univ. of Konsos City, A.B.; Teachers College, Columbia Univ., A.M., Ed.D. ROBERT H. FREY Wisconsin State College, B.S.; Univ. of Wisconsin, M S.; Ph.D., Boston Univ mark t. sylvestre Plymouth Teachers College, B Ed., M.Ed «2 Dr. Frey lectures on the root system. CLASS OF 1963 ARCHIE L. AUGER Fronklin, N. H. Natural Science Science Society, 4; Newman Club, 1; Dean's List, 4; Gymnastic Team, 2. SCIENCE GEORGE J. ROGERS III Farmington, N. H. Noturol Science Science Society, 1,2,3,4, (Vice-Pres., 2), (Pres., 3,4); Student Education Assoc., 2. EUGENE SERFASS Manchester, N. H. Natural Science Student Education Assoc., 1,2; Basketball, 1,2; Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4; Transfer—Springfield College; Dean's List, 4. PLYMOUTH TEACHERS COLLEGE 43 SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Not Pictured WALTER ALVEY Americon History Contemporory Civilization. WILLIAM R. BARRETT The Citadel, A.B.; Duke Univ., A M.; Univ. of N. C., Ph.D. JAMES J. HOGAN American International College, A.B.; Boston Univ., M.A. The Social Science curriculum is broad and varied. It offers courses that investigate the relationships of men to their cultures and communities; it hopes to guide the student to a deeper understanding of man's place in time and society. This Integrated program examines the past and the present in order to prepare for the future. GERALD OVERSTREET Northwestern State College, B.A. ROBERT C. PUGH Eureka College. A.B.; Univ. of Illinois, Ph.D. Judy McPartland discusses her final grade in twentieth century Americon history with Mr. Hogan. THE CLASS OF 7963 JAMES BOYD Stoneham Moss. Social Studies ANNJUDE CHAPMAN Manchester, N. H. Social Studies House Committee, 2,3,4, (Treos., 2,3), (Vice-Pres., 4); Student Education Assoc., 2,3,4; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; Women's Recreation Assoc., 1; U. N. Model Assembly. 2,3; Social Club, 1,2, (Secretory, 2); Mid-Atlontic Model Gcnerol Assembly, 3. FRANCES BOSSELMANN Winchester, Moss. Soclol Studies Clock, 1,2,3; Student Council, 2,3,4, (Record. Secretory, 3); Polyphonic Choir, 1,2; Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4, (Co-Copt., 3,4); In-tromurol Sports, 1,2,3,4. SOCIAL SCIENCE MAURICE BENSON Lebonon, N. H. Social Studies Intromurol Sports, 3,4; Transfer; Dean's List, 3; U. N. Model Assembly, 3. DANIEL J. BUDD Cloremont, N. H. Sociol Studies Clock, 1,2; Plymouth Players, 1; Men's Athletic Assoc., 1,2; Transfer. 5 MARILYN CONWAY Pembroke, Moss. Sociol Studies Internotional Relotions Club, 1,2,3,4; Student Education Assoc., 3; Wesley Club, 1,3,4; U. N. Model Assembly, 1,2,3,4. THOMAS FOLLANSBEE Enfield, N. H Sociol Studies Intramural Sports, 3; Deon's List, 4; Young Democrats 4. MEREDITH CONWAY Pembroke, Mass. Sociol Studies International Relations Club, 1,2,3,4. Student Educotion Assoc., 3; Wesley Club, 1,3,4; U.N. Model Assembly 1,2,3. SOCIAL SCIENCE PETER J. JOHNSON Portsmouth, N. H. Sociol Studies Internotional Relations Club, 4; Student Council, 3,4; Student Education Assoc., 4; Canterbury Association, 1,2,3.4, Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4; U. N. Model Assembly, 3,4; Golf Team, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 3. PAUL CULLEN Albcny, N. Y. Sociol Studies International Relations Club, 4; Intramural Sports, 2,3; Tronsfer; 0. N. Model Assembly, 3. RICHARD KLEINFELDER Now Milford, N. J. Social Studies Internotional Relations Club, 1,2,3,4; Plymouth Ploycrs, 1,2; Student Education Assoc., 2; U. N. Model Assembly, 1,2,3,4. 46 CLASS OF 1963 DARNELLE KNOWLTON Ashland, N. H. Social Studies International Relations Club, 4; Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4; Women's Recreation Assoc., I; UN. Model Assembly, 4; Field Hockey Team, 3. REGINA LAPLANTE Franklin, N. H, Social Studies CONNING TOWER, 1,2,3,4, Inter-notionol Relations Club 1,2,3,4, (President, 3); Student Education Association, 2,3,4; Newman Club, 1,3; Chorus, 3, U. N. Model Assembly, 1,2,3,4, (Vice-chairman, 3); Who's Who m American Universities and Colleges, 4. JOHN M. LAVIGNE West Lebanon, N, H Social Studies Student Education Assoc., 2,3,4; Intramural Sports, 2,3,4; Transfer (Bates); Track, 1; Radio Club, 1. DONALD S. LOOMIS Lcbonon, N. H. Social Studies House Committee. 3, (President 3); International Relations Club, 2,3,4, (Vice-President, 3); Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4; Men's Athletic Assoc., 1,2,3, 4; Chorus, 3; U. N. Model Assembly, 2,3,4, (Committee President, 2, Deputy Secretory Generol, 3); Social Club, 4; Intradorm Committee, 3, Executive Committee 3; Student-Faculty Personnel 8oord, 3 CHARLES MORLEY Manchester, N. H. Social Studies Class officer, 1; Clock, 3; Plymouth Ployers, 1; Intramural Sports, 1,2,3; U. N, Model Assembly, 1; Froternlty, 4 CAROL NOVILLIS Rochester, N. H. Social Studies CONNING TOWER, 1,2,3; International Relations Club, 1,2,3,4; Student Education Assoc., 1,3; Newman Club, 1,3, Dcon's List, 2,3; U. N. Model Assembly, 1,2,3. PLYMOUTH TEACHERS COLLEGE 47 HARRY JOHN PRICE Plymouth, N. H. Sociol Studies Internoticnol Relations Club, 3,4; U. N. Model Assembly, 3; Intromurol Sports, 2; Dean's List, 3. PETER THOMSON Orford, N. H. Social Studies Student Education Assoc., 1,2; Intromurol Sports, 1,2,3,4. CLASS OF 1963 SUZANNE DAOUST PRICE Plymouth, N. H. Sociol Studies International Relations Club, 3,4, (Corresponding Secretary, 4); U. N. Model Assembly, 3,4, (Deputy Secretary General, 4), Polyphonic Choir, 2; Vorsity Basketball, 2; Intromurol Sports, 2; Women's Recreotion Association, 2,3; Dean's List, 1,3. JOSEPH G. STEARNS Extcr, N. H. Social Studies Intramural Sports. 1; Student Council, 3; U. N. Model Assembly, 2,3. SOCIAL SCIENCE ROBERT ARTHUR WILMOT Lowell, Moss. Sociol Studies International Relations Club, 2,3,4, Intromurol Sports, 1,2,3,4; Men's Athletic Assoc., 2,3,4; Tennis, 1,2,3, 4; U. N. Model Assembly, 2,3,4. 48 Sccondory student teachers—Jim Locke, Don Loomis, Sue Price, Rolph Shockctt, Shirley Twombly, Bernie Fitzgerold, Bev Boiley, ond Joe Stearns —pose for o picture ofter seminar. Dornclle Knowlton, Madonna Jockmon, Linda Trocy ond Nancy Dunnell get caught off guard os they get rcody to go to the senior banquet In Dr. Boglcy's principles of education class arc: Mary Ann Szufnorowski, Darnelle Knowl-ton, Jean Eostmon, Charlie Poyntar, Pat Bourque, Willie Wilmot, Pete Thomson, Dove Forbes, Rudy Baumann, Borny Bornoby, Paul Arold, Lolita Fuller, Harry Price, ond Ed Provcncol. SENIOR CANDIDS Judy Langmood irons her gown for Lost Assembly. Sharon Bacheldcr weoves In ort activities closs. Pete Johnson washes his golf balls. At the school picnic on the lawn of Mary Lyon Hall, senior girls smg, Oh, when Dr. Bagley goes into Boston . . to the tune of Oh, when the somts go marching in ELEMENTARY STUDENT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL'S TEACHING STAFF n Seated: Miss Boston, Miss Millar, Mrs. Holl, Miss Rond, Mrs. ® iss Mrs Bowie. Stonding: Mr. Molcolm Bownes, Principal; Miss rt-.n jhom, Spitzner, Mrs Wilkins, Mrs. Noyes, Mrs. Botchcldcr, Miss Cunn -v Lois Horvey's second groders scorn boshful about hoving their picture taken. TEACHING Student teaching is a culminating course for all seniors. It gives each student an opportunity to participate in the program of a public school under the supervision of an experienced classroom teacher and members of the college faculty. Elementary Student Teaching is done in the two elementary schools of Plymouth, the Guy E. Speare School and Memorial School. This year was the first year of a new program whereby student teachers tought for only nine weeks instead of the usual eighteen weeks. Miss Drew, Mr. Ames. One of Marilyn Patterson's students tells the class about the onimol he mode out of paper. Connie Rogers is teaching a reading lesson in o third grode class. Cindy Coe supervises while the kindergarten children build a post office. Mr. Philip Topply. Director of Secondory Student Tcoching, SECONDARY STUDENT TEACHING In addition to observing the program of the secondory schools throughout New Hampshire, secondary student teachers participate in all aspects of the school's programs—co-operative lesson planning, teaching, planning and using of materials, providing of references, staff conferences, and leadership of extra-curricular activities. During the nine weeks of student teaching, secondary student teachers return to campus for seminars where they can discuss their experiences in teaching and listen to other professional experienced leaders. Joe Steams gives a lecture in o social studies doss. Dove Gilbert supervises o study closs in Plymouth High School. � . 5 i At semmor Mr, Topply introduces some guest speakers. COMMENCEMENT Dr. Seltzer gives hi fmol address at Plymouth Teachers College, os o faculty member Lost Assembly. Pout Cullen received the Silver AwOrd. ninety-second annual Commencement Exercises at )th Teachers College was held in Ernest L. Silver ,t 10.30 am., June 8, 1963. The Polyphonic Choir New Hampshire, My New Hampshire'' and On-Ye Peoples. The address was given by President sAlton Partridge from Montclair State College, and ees were conferred by Dr Hyde, ossisted by Dean Ler. Dean Hartman, and Deon-elect Bagley laniel Whitaker graduated with high honor Rufus Ans-, Patricia Lowe, Cleland Selby, and Carol Novillis graded with honor The groduotes morch from Mary Lyon Hall lown to Silver Hall. Carol Novillis receives her dip. loma from Or. Hyde. Corot graduated with honor. Dr. Hyde, Mr. Adorns, Dr. Seltzer and Dr. Partridge lead the woy to Silver Holt. After graduation, lomilics and friends gather on the lown of Silver Holl to take pictures. Guest speaker. President E. DeAlton Partridge, Montcloir State College. “My speech isn't long; it just seems long.” 53 Student Council and House Committees STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Pot Cummings, Recording Secretory; John Connors, Vice-president, Deon Hortmcn, Adviser; Lmdo Pollard, Corresponding Secretory. STUDENT COUNCIL The purposes of the Student Council ore to provide an organization through which the various responsibilities and activities of the student body may be handled; to increase the appreciation of individual responsibility; to enact and enforce regulations promoting high and intelligent stand- ards for personal conduct; and to form a body for the expression of student and faculty opinion regarding matters of general interest in the college. To be a member of the Student Council is not only an honor but a position of responsibility and respect. RUSSELL HOUSE COMMITTEE: Keren Moyer, President; Judy Chopmon, Vice-president; Marilyn Patterson, Treasurer. Absent: Trudy Dcubledoy, Secretary. HALL DORMITORY HOUSE COMMITTEE: Cossy Morin, Ann Albrecht, Vice-president, Mrs. Avery, House mother; Moe Carey, President; Pot Vaitkunas, Secretary-Treasurer, Direct Undergraduate Affairs HOUSE COMMITTEES The college provides living and dining accommodations for most of its student body in Mary Lyon Hall, Samuel Read Hall Dormitory, Henry William Blair Hall, Russell House, and Strafford House. The dormitories serve os centers of community life on campus. Regulations in regard to dormitory living, approved by the President, are formulated and directed by the students' house committees with the cooperation and assistance of the deans and the dormitory supervisors. BLAIR HALL HOUSE COMMITTEE: Row 1: Poul Rice, Fred Hoy, Secretory; Mrs. Aldrich, House mother; John Dunn Stond-ing in front: Danny Noson, President. Row 2: Bob Eamcs, Bernie Crowley, Pete Vonier Absent: Robin Becurcgord, Vice-president. MARY LYON HALL HOUSE COMMITTEE: Row 1: Ellen Pike; Joon Perry; Joy Hot-field; Mrj. Kent, Dorm Supervisor; Non Whiteheod, President. Row 2: Cheryl Mc-Collough; Mory Decoto; Jane Campbell; Cheryl Dovis; Cindy Sounders; Ann Holden, Secretory; Judy Honover, Troosurcr; Sue Bradbury, Vice-president STRAFFORD HOUSE COMMITTEE: Judy McPortlond, MoryAnn Szufnarowski, Marlene Newton, President, Modonno Jock-mon, Carole Hall, Secretory. 55 Mr. Helm, Bcv Hiltz, Judy Langmeod. Barbara Brcwko, Solly Pitman and Bob Cote leove for New York. Mr. Fcrdinond Helm Adviser Conning Tower Takes on New Appearance The 1963 staff of the Conning Tower began its year of action by sending the adviser ond five members to New York for o short course in yearbook production at Columbia University This year many mojor decisions were made by the staff Some of them were: a larger size book, a new publisher, different layouts in many sections, and excellent pictures by a young photographer The stoff chose os its theme: ”1963: The Year of Decision and Action”—and certainly this campus year hos fitted in with this theme wary nn iooks CONNING TOWER STAFF Row 1: Solly Pitman, Marilyn Parker, Business Editor; Borboro Brcwko, Judy Langmcad, Editor-in-Chief; Carol Croiguc, Beverly Hiltz. Row 2: Ruth Johnson, Mary Merrill, Regi Lo- Plonte, Charlie Doilconcs, Bob Cote, Assistant Editor; Mory Ann Szufnorowski, Marlene Newton Berry Novok, Editor-in-chief; Steve Thomoo. Drorrvo Peters, Women's Sports; Den Patnode, Sports Editor, Frizzell. Reporter. Many of the stoff members were obsent when this picture was taken. Dr. Robert A. Word is the Adviser. iditor; Vcl and Edith Voice of the Students toward making the public and the legislature aware and needs of Plymouth Teachers is Plymouth's student-edited news-is usually published once a month. Clock ond its staff did a great deal The Clock paper, which This year The of the problems College Mourn ''‘-V+iOlTII tl chers h u iuhF RATE citizen« nf at P. T. c. S,� S pp r, I $S97. | HEDULES TATES COLLEGES c ly Pitn%op Clock bulk tu n 1 Clock Staff Members r r M-.r-tA, eyii To Attend Convention Jmmt-unm, mn tt ------- «ne tMMtAv ut iw niri r « IS. Mary Zym '■ ,n tW IXJrtr- Mb JO Artl Am | .« W« U-i • I CWW i fju a m � . 3lrA� tdr l � « -A--talM! j A llr X ur v ! ■� • 1’vr.n ‘r M Krm f) (W tfWi C3l , m V� r A N. M. W {) Scon O'Donnell representatives i ik. ond Clelond Selby •ducotion Betty Death Opening Night Sees Overflow Crowds for Mnrrhant nf Vnnirn” _______________ The Sound of Music COLLEGIANETTES Row 1: Nancy Smith Stephenson, Arlene Schenk, Donna Reed, Wendy Murphy, Sandy Brusquini, Judy Heckler, Cindy Coe. Row 2: Diane Dickinson, Alno Fitt, Marty Taylor, Brenda Butterfield, Louise Grumman. COLLEGIANS Dave Brown, Dale Bigelow, Todd Higgs, Marty Taylor, oc-compomst, Larry Beck, Bob Lautcrboch, Bob Peck. Row 2: Nat Torr, Don Stephenson, Leo Cormier, Dennis Brown. CHOIR Row 1; W. Murphy, D. Reed, C. Coe, L. Grumman. Row 2: J. Fognont, L. Cook, E. Bockus, M. Bogley, J. Murdock, B. Kimball, A. Schenk, H. Gormley, N. Stephenson. Row 3: H. Norkiewicz, S. Benson, A. Fitt, V. O'Haro, P. Londry, J. Hitchcock, S. King, P. Gront, M. Cameron, D. Howard, J. Perry, C. Shull, J. Hocklcr, C. Olkonen Row 4: C. Roberts, B. Phclon, C. Roberts, V. Gordon, P. Taylor, S. Steele, M. Toylor, D. Dick- inson, B. Butterfield, A. Miller, L. Rowell, D. Surfass, S. Brusquini. Row 5: P. Yanier, D. Bigelow, T. DcSouso, D. Stephenson, L Beck, W. Jacoby, T. Norkiewicz, J. MacDonald, D. MocDonold, B. Lauterboch. Row 6: W, Slock, A. Russell, A Cornelius, L. Brown, L. Cormier, N. Torr, D. Brown, D. Downes, T. Higgs, J. Healy, D. Brown, R. Peck, R. Merrill. 56 SYMPHONIC BAND Row 1: A. McGroth, N. Weber, B. Fluery, M. Taylor. Row 2: L. Cook, M Bellefcuille, J. Hitchcock, J. Randall, D. Barnet, E. McCalvey, ). Fognont, J. Murdock, C. Doney, E. Bockus, C. Shco, B. Tripp, M Mooney. Row 3: J. Beoudoin, T. Mousseou, J. McManus, M. Brown, D. MacDonald, A Russell, G White, S Benson, D. Noseworthy, P. Londry. M Concian, R. Merrill, E. Martin, E Currier, M Bogley, D. Brown Row 4: R. Lomcntogne, L. Brown, B Butterfield, L. Beck, D. Crocker, J Heoly, D. Brown, P. Brown Row 5: D Bigelow, G. Smith. A. Albrecht, B. Lauterbach, N, Stephenson. D. Downes. . . . From Bach The Polyphonic Choir sings mosterworks from choral literature each year with two major performance seosons centering around the Christmas Condlelight Concert in December ond the annual Tour Concerts in various high schools throughout the state in the spring The Collegians ond the Collegionettes ore the pops section of the choir, specializing in music of an entertaining nature. to Bossa Nova The Symphonic Bond is the fostest growing musical organization on campus. It presents several concerts on campus eoch year including the invitational concert which brings outstanding high school bonds to the compus. The Pep Bond is o more popular group of instrumentolists selected from the Symphonic Bond to perform at various athletic events during the year. PEP 8AND Row 1: M. Bellefcuille, M. Mooney, J. Hitchcock. Row 2: S Benson, T. Mousseou, G. White, P. Londry, J. Beoudoin, A, Russell. Row 3: G. Smith, P. Brown, Director; D. Brown, R. Merrill, D. Downes, D. Brown, B. Butterfield. J. Healy, L. Cook, M. Toylor, R. Lauterbach Row 1: B. Louterboch, L. Beck, B. Butterfield. Row 2: V Cook, A Schenk, Miss Carol Bclmoin, D. Downes. L. Cormier, O'Horo, P. Gront, C. Roberts, S Steele, M. Toylor, D. Dick- D Brown, J. Healy, D. 8igclow, Mr. Wolter Smith, J. Perry, inson, L. Grumman, J. Murdock, N. Stephenson. Row 3: L. H. Norkiewicz. Music Educators National Conference The P. T. C. Student Chapter No. 15 of the Music Educators National Conference is a professional organization for music majors and minors. Aims of the group are to foster better music on campus and provide for professional programs and projects for the students in the music department. The Highlights of this yecr included a field trip to the Boston Opera Association's presentation of Wagner's Der Mcister-singer. The group also sent two representatives to the Atlantic City Convention of the National Association. (Martha Taylor and Brenda Butterfield were the chosen representatives.) With Dole Bigelow ot the piano. Miss Bclmoin directs the chorus in the Little Theater. 60 A high school student disploys his project on The Effect of Antibiotics upon the Growth of Tetrohymeno of the Science Foir. Society Works on Science Fair Dr. Frey examines o project ot the Science Fair. SCIENCE SOCIETY The Science Society is organized for the interest ond benefit of the science minded students of the college. Meetings ore held bi-monthly, ot which times guest speakers, society members or faculty instructors lead informal discussions in the many oreos of science. The society tries to plan at least two trips each semester to interesting places in the area Each member is encouraged to undertake individual study and or research for his personal satisfaction and for entry in the Notional Science Essay Competition. Various science awards are made at the end of each year. The society members ore able to purchase pins or charms engraved with the society's seol. Rose Tremorco, Secretory; Mr. Sylvestre, Adviser; Joe McKeever, President; Doug MacDonald, Treosurer; Madeleine Gelinos, Vice-President 61 Plymouth Players Present. . . scene from Thunder Rock by Robert Ardrcy presented m November 1962 Thunder Rock scene 62 . . . Hay Fever, J loWdt's Cmdy-'W 'HAY FEVER Front Of Sliver Holl. August 1962 A scene from Plymouth Ploycrs' first summer prc auction. Hoy Fever by Noel Coword. This was a year of decision ond action for the Players. We decided to do a summer show, Noel Coward's Hoy Fever, and oction with a vengeance was shown by The Merchant of Venice audience which turned out 2500 strong' Our seoson opened with Thunder Rock, a thoughtful fantosy by Robert Ardrey with a distinctive lighthouse setting The Merchant of Venice with a fairy tale setting and opulent costumes was properly romantic The bitterly hateful Shylock of Stephen Thomas and the beautiful, wise Portia of Betty Gevatoff were both remarkoble portraits. Rcheorsirig for summer production, Hoy Fever, ore: Bill Kerr, Jim Locke, Dr. Richord Seltzer, Dcon of Instruction ot P.T.C., Betty Hewitt, Professor Roi White. Director; Doreen Bontemps. Thunder Rock, Merchant of Venice i 63 Kelly’s “The Torchbearers’’ and . . . Behind the scenes on the stoge of Horticulture! Hall. The Torchbearers by George Kelly, a satiric farce, wos made doubly amusing by the immensely funny Mrs. Pampinelli of Nadine Morrison. A former vaudeville comedian who wrote his own materiol, Kelly got the inspiration for The Torchbearers from having met so many counterparts of Mrs. Pampinelli at countless luncheons to which he wos invited in the various cities in which he ployed t i Sherwood’s “The Petrified Forest.’’ Defect end despair characterized The Petrified Forest of Robert Sherwood The disillusioned protagonist was incisively and poignantly portrayed by James Locke in the final role of his undergraduote career This dedicated actor has mode unique con- tributions to the Players' prestige in a series of increasingly skillful characterizations. Whether os Macbeth or Professor Damon his talent and skill were brilliantly apporent. Scene from The Petrified Forest presented in April 1963 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The Guy E. Speore Chapter of the Student Education Association serves the campus os the professional organization The club functions to ocquaint the students with some of the problems and situations in the field of education. At the S E. A meetings which are held twice monthly, the club presents films, speakers, and panels on topics pertaining to phases of the teaching profession. The SEA also meets sociolly several times throughout the year The Guy Speare Award will be presented ogam this year to the senior who has made the greatest contributions to the club during his four years at Plymouth. Stoic President; Dr Osgood, Adviser. Jim Wogncr, Vice-president, C6 Presiding: Don Chose Row Ginny Gordon, Recording Secretory; Judy Longmcod, Corresponding Secretory; Larry Wood, Historian,- Barbara Brcwo. Treasurer Row 2: Larry Coffin, Goil Eogleson Stevens received the Guy E Spcare Award. Borboro Brewka serves punch at the annual Christmas party After a short business meeting, the executive committee meets with new president, Ginny Gordon, center. This year the Student Education Association sponsored the annual High School Visitation Day when about two hundred students were acquainted with the opportunities at Plymouth. At Christmos time, the club agoin sponsored Operation Santa Clous and the school Christmas party. Also this year, our chapter hosted the two-day spring convention of the New Hampshire Education Association I.R.C. Sponsors U.N. Assembly Bottom to top: Mr Hogon. Bob Eomcs, Richord Tilton, Borry Clougb, Suson Benson, Woync Jocoby, Borboro Cartier, Noel Ford, Rose Tromarco, Lorry Coffin, Ston Rome. These I.R.C. members ottended conferences in New York ond Washington, D. C. OFFICERS Borry Clough, Vice-President; Ston Rome, Recording Secretory; Mr. Hogon, Adviser. Gene Neve, Trcosurcr, Rose Tre-morco, Progrom Choirmon INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club is a group of students interested in gaining clearer insight about current problems facing the world. This year there were over one hundred members, the largest membership yet. Professor James J Hogan served again os faculty adviser. Barry Clough wos Chairman of the Steering Committee for the Model United Nations General Assembly. The officers for the 1962-63 year were as follows: President, Cleland Selby; Vice President, Barry Clough; Corresponding Secretary, Sue Price; Recording Secretary, Stan Rome; and Treasurer, Gene Neve Susan Benson at Model United Notions Assembly registration. This is o very serious Intemation-ol offoir—odr«iftonce of the People's Republic of Chino U.N. Assembly Promotes International Understanding Notionolist Chino will return to the moinlorvd! Hi(jh school student representing Notionolist Chino. The Thirteenth Annual Model General Assembly of the United Nations, sponsored by 785 and 787 Districts of Rotary International and Plymouth International Relations Club, met on May 2, 3, and 4, 1963. One hundred sixty high school students from Quebec, Vermont, and New Hampshire represented forty-three nations at this mock General Assembly. Barry Clough, Vice President of the I.R.C., served as Chairman of the Steering Committee, and Robert Homes was Vice-Chairman. The Secretariat was headed by Jane Porusta and Suson Benson, and Richard Leonard were Co-Chairman of the Registration Committee. There were fifty-four students who served in the capacities of advisors. Students Participate in Religious Activities On the campus of Plymouth Teachers College, opportunities are provided for participation in religious organizations through several denominational groups such as the Newman Club, Canterbury Association, Congregational College Fellowship, Wesley Club, and the Baptist Club Among the activities of these organizations are organizing study and discussion groups, conducting programs of social events, assisting with church suppers, church school, choirs and other church activities. Churches at Plymouth make a special effort to hove students feel welcome at their services. NEWMAN CLUB: Elame Crucius, President, Dennis Pafnodc, Treasurer, Pete Jordan, Vice-President 70 -A CONGREGATIONAL COLLEGE FELLOWSHIP: Dove Brown, Progrem Chairmen Suson Benson Secretory; Sue Steele, Treasurer, Donna Stevens, President, Mary Sanborn, Vice-President BAPTIST CLUB: Judy MePortlond, Publicity Chairman; Reverend Frederic Rcwley; Noncy King, Secretary. Absent: Doug Mcc-Donold. President. CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION: Kotie Nichols. Chairman Social Club Functions Highlight School Calendar Early in the fall, the bewildered frosh had an opportunity to get acquainted ot a game night and mixer sponsored by the Social Club. The incoming freshmen also enjoyed dancing to the music of Roger Carrier ot an informal dance before beginning classes. During Merp week the girls treot the boys. Here, Barbara Brcwko, Sally Pitman and Regi LoPlante ore ringing buzzers ot Blair Hall. Barbara Brcwko, Morlcnc Newton and Rcgi LoPlante plan to merp some fellows. Jeanne Ravgiolo and John Connors take tickets at Halloween donee. OFFICERS Joanne Ravgiolo, President; Joonnc Carey, Treasurer; Elaine Crucius. Vice-president; Karen Mortenson, Corresponding Secretary. The month of October was highlighted by the surge of girls participating in the annual M. E. R. P. (Men's Economical Relief Program) week. M, E. R. P. week was climaxed by Jane O'Lantern Jive featuring the music of Bob Hall In November an Old Fashion Evening wos enjoyed by the student body. Couples dancing at Jane O'Lantern Jive 72 A surprise comes to Sondy when it is on-nounccd thot she is queen of the Comivol Boll. Sandy Martin Chosen Carnival Queen In the goyly decorated Silver Hall, the holiday spirit was initiated at the annual Christmas Dance where both the students ond faculty danced to the music of Dick Madison. In January and throughout the year the student body twisted with the local favorites, the Crossfires. Throughout February the Social Club was busy planning for its winter carnival weekend. The weekend consisted of ski races, snow sculpturing, and was highlighted by the coronation of the queen, Sondy Martin, at the Cornival Ball. Silver Hall was converted into a winter fontasia. Sandy ond Russ donee ot the Cornival Boll. 73 Linda Losier Crowned Queen at May Formal queen, Linda Losier. Dr. Hyde crowns Lindo Losier for the second time in two years. Al Blakely attempts to releose every balloon from a large cocktail glass. Dr. Hyde presents the queen roses in honor of her beauty. May was the busiest month for the Social Club Several months of planning were brought into realization with the Moy Formal Amid the atmosphere of Monte Carlo, the students and faculty danced to the music of Ted Hebert. The evening was climaxed with the crowning of the queen, Linda Losier. May Formal The proud king. Bob Richards, donees with his queen. Undo Losicr. The queen. Undo, hos Cindy Coc os her ottendont. Everyone scrambles for a memorial balloon —or two! Sports and Recreation Have MEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION At the annual tolcnf show Chink Chond-Icr plays the piano by ear. Between performances ot the tolenf show, Chink Chandler gets a pie in the foec, delivered by Paul Arold. Coach Foley, Adviser; Chink Chondler, Vice-president; Poul Breckcll, Secretory, Roland Bornoby, Treasurer; Paul Arold, President The Men's Athletic Association is one of the most active organizations on campus. Each year this association handles the men's vast intramural sports program In this manner it reaches directly more than one-half of the student body. The organization is composed of male members of the student body who willingly donate their time and energy to help make our college an active one In addition to the intramural program, this organization sponsors social activities such os the talent show, movies, ond dances A group of girls perform o! the tolcnf show 76 Place at Plymouth WOMEN’S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Solly Guerette, President; Vcl Peters, Secretory; Pot Voitkunos, Treosurcr; Mel Riley, Vice-president. W. R. A. sponsors intromurol field hockey in the fall. Stonding with hockey sticks ore Madonna Jackman, Gwen Ritchie, Dionne Doherty, Connie Coronis, and Dornelle Knowlton. Winners of the ping-pong inframurals ore Heidi Hoskins, Morty Dupee, Chorlofte Krupski, ond Jonct Randall. The Women's Recreation Association sponsors and organizes intramural activities for the women at P. T. C. These activities are open for oil co-eds, regardless of their major field of study. The W R. A. gives the women on campus an opportunity to participate in various physical activities on an intramural basis. Many of the women take advantage of the programs organized by this group as a diversion from their academic activities it riSiii Maureen Monion ond Solly Guerette give the finol touches to the W. R. A snow sculpture. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Politics, Fraternity, and YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB OFFICERS Borry Clough, President; Kofhcrinc Nichols. Secretory; Peter Jorrett, Vice President YOUNG DEMOCRATS Borry Clough, Young Republicans Club president. YOUNG DEMOCRATS: Row 1: David Rich, Dr. Boglcy, Adviser; Mottic Mot-sis. Row 2: Ben Bontcmps; Elmer Parent; Jack O'Wril; Art Burbonk, Secretory-Treosurer; Gene Neve, President. Absent: Tom Locke, Vice-president. 78 Matrimony are Represented PHI MU KAPPA Roy Bell, Paul Cotton, Nancy Could-well, Karen Brown ond Barry Clough arc set for the tobogganing during the Winter Cormvol weekend OFFICERS: Roy Boll, Recording Secretory; James Donoldson, Choploin; Andrew Tkach. President; Russell Dumois, Treasurer; Lowrcnce Coffin, Corresponding Secretory. Phi Mu Koppo, the first fraternity ot Plymouth Teachers College, was formed this year It is the aim of Phi Mu Koppo to provide for close acquaintance, easy understanding, familiar cooperation, friendly good will of all persons associated and the promotion of the welfare of each other os is common between brothers. A further aim of the organization is to be of service to the school, the community, and the nation. i Mrs. Hyde presents Sheila Arold with her P. H T (Pushing Hubby Through) diploma at the Senior Banquet. OFFICERS: Sifting: Sheila Arold, President, Sever-ly White, Corresponding Secretory Stonding: Sandro Bosingcr. Treasurer; Jackie Perrin, Secretory; Lois Noyes. Vice-president; Mrs. John Foley, Adviser. STUDENT WIVES The Student Wives Club is a chartered member of the Nationol Association of University Dames. This year's activities included a Christmas Pot Luck Supper, a Children's Christmas Party, guest speakers, ond a skoting party which was open to all college students. The onnuol June picnic highlights the year 1962-1963. Student husbands, wives, and their children enjoy a doy of vigorous exercise, a variety of food, and many laughs. OUTING CLUB A view of the snow sculptures. The moin purpose of the Outing Club is to provide its members with fun. Some of the activities carried on by the club include hikes, toboggan parties, movies, and guest speakers. The outstanding event of the year is the Winter Carnival, The Outing Club arranges all the outdoor activities for this big weekend. This year the theme of the Winter Carnival was Bedrock, home of the Flintstones. In the future the club plans to purchase ropes ond equipment for mountain climbing. The winning sculpture, Fred and Wilma Flint-stonte, by the junior closs. The freshman closs snow sculpture, Fred Flint-stone driving his car. The snow sculptures ore ready to be iudged. 81 THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Williom Hcoslip, Vice-president; Susan Randall, Treasurer; Thomas McIntyre, President; Joan Perry, Secretory. The class of 1966 has found Plymouth Teachers College to be as friendly as people say it is. The sophomores did an excellent job by providing an entertaining and enjoyable initiation which was warmly received by our closs. Soon after initiation we had to begin planning for the Christmas decorations to be put up in Mary Lyon Lobby. The theme was the Night Before Christmas Next came the Queen Nominations and then the snow sculpture for which we chose to make the Flintstone car and won second prize. Our class weekend and picnic were combined. There were various forms of activity and entertainment to capture the interest of all. Fridoy night the Dynatones ployed for us. Soturdoy evening ofter the chicken borbeque, we were serenaded by the Toverners and Sunday evening the Polyphonic Choir gave its spring concert to end our weekend. Cindy Upton ossists Joan Powell during freshmon elections. 82 Walter Yorusewick ond Ronald LaFleur wait for dosses. Mr. Helm's English closs freshman Cindy Sounders reeds the doily notices Zin Hendry cots pic. Mortho Dupce ond Peter Vonier donee ot the freshmon initiation. 83 Row 1: V Bonfill, E Baisscou, M. Allbec, C Bisson, G. Bon-sey, D Beouprc, C. Avis, P. Bernier, M. Bernier, J Blood, N Barker Row 2: D. Borncetz, J Beaudoin, J Botemon, S, Banuskevich, D. Brown, O. Bigelow, E Brown, 0 Brown. Row 1: M. Cossidy, C. Color, M. Cancion, E. Coshmon, M. Cameron, N Burrows, C. Clork, B. Chickcring, Row 2: M Byrne, S. Clork, D. Caldwell, F. Childs, D. Bornes, G. Chend ler, M. Costine. Row 1: D. Cullen, H. Danforth, D. Dovis, A Fuller, A. Doane, L. Dolon, P. Crooker, C. Doncy, R Doukszo, J Dinccn, I. Fillmore. Row 2: J Fognont, J. Fell, C. Fitzpolrick. M Evons, T, deSouso, J Foster, R. Dovis, B. Eylward, N. Franklin, J. Fletcher, P. Dexter. 84 Row 1: E, Glover, S. Fulton, L. Gormley, H Honlon, J Griffin, K Gognon, Row 2: C. Hcoly, F. Hoy, W. Hcoslip, J. Grafton, D. Honnon, A Hodgdon. FRESHMEN Skip Dunlop enjoys o gome of pool. Corol Weeks ond Dick Leonord go os brother ond sister to freshman initiation. Sun bothing on the Peml. 86 Row 1: R Lomourcux, N. King, J, Irvine, C. Horne, D. Ho-word, S Miff, C Jensen, P. Housley, A Konecny. Row 2: P Marconi, L. Mock, R, Leonord, J Moore, A. Mocniel, A Knowlton, T Lordcn, J. Levesque, T. Lehon, P. Mailhot, P. Londry. Row 1: E. McColvey, J. Mullen, C Miller, C. McCullough, D. Miscnhcimcr, 0. Mooney, T. McIntyre, T Mousseou, W. Moloomion, A Miller, V. Main, J Murdock. Row 2: J. Moseardini, J. McManus, J. Mock. THE FRESHMAN CLASS 87 Row 1: J. Powell, J. Perry, S. Popkin, J. Pastor, L, Page, E, Pike, J. Powers, J Ploisted, S. Rondall, B. Putmon Row 2: L Pierce, Jr., B Poro, D. Potnode, R Poge, R Pollock, P Phelps, J. Robinson, 8. Peck. Row 1: C. Shull, L. Rindflcisch, P. Smith, M. Sonborn, L A. Russell, Jr., G. Smith, L. Steeves, P. St. Jeon, R. Rowell, S. Raudmg, D. Reed, J. Searles, C. Soturley. Row 2: C. Roberts, Scovcy. Andy Pierce helps f reshmon Initiation along. Brod Morsholl and Al MocNeil wait for Outing Club to begin. Sue Rondoll and Morgoret Comeron wait in line for lunch. 88 Connie Soturly types o report for class. Row 1: S. Young, J. Stocks, B. Tripp, L. Toylor, E. Voci, J. Triocco, P. Vonier, R. Voveris, W. Yoruscwick, W. Tom- M, Upton, C. Weeks, C. Thompson. Row 2: S. Smith, P. Wright, kiewicz, Jr., R Sullivan, E Stocy, N. Richardson. Shoron llcff ond Russ Rankin doncing during freshman weekend. Phyllis Suzo learns obout the Thyroid glond. Cheryl McCullough, Penny York, ond Don Kerr and Carol Weeks enjoy done- others wait for the dorm meeting to ing during freshman weekend. begin. 89 Lmdo Rouding donees for the M.A.A. talent show. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Dr. Boglcy Closs Adviser. OFFICERS Dr. Boglcy, Clost Adviser; Robert Louterbock, President, Geo Economou, Secretory; Jomes Wogner, Vice-president; Absent: Chorlottc Krupski, TrcOSurcr The Class of 1965 has been busy. It decorated the lobby of Hall Dormitory for Christmas, it creoted a snow sculpture for the Winter Carnival; one of its members was Cornival Queen. It has a revised closs ring and hos decided upon forest green os the color for the class blozers. The program for its spring weekend included an outdoor movie, a picnic, a family style supper, and a square dance. Row 1: E. Bockus, D. Bontcmps. B Bclisle, S. Benson, E. Bent , A. Bilodeau, K. Berry, L. Beck, S. Bomford, K. 8erincr Bingham, J. Adams, S. Bell, J. Bean, M Block Row 2: K G. Barker, S. Barnes, L Borrows. I iiiaii i Bill Driscoll and Ann Jones pockoge popcorn for Sophomore weekend. Borboro Brewko reads her moil between dosses. Everett Barnes modestly poses for his picture. Ken Bernier and Bill Raymond ploy o game of ping-pong while waiting for supper. Row 1: B. Brewko, J. Corey, N. Corpenter, L. Brodford, P. Corey, B. Campus, K. Brown. Row 2: E. Bosinger, R. Butcher, G. Bond, J. Campbell, L Brown, P. Caggiula. Joanne Warren leods the way up the hill. SOPHOMORES Bob Lauterbock and Mrs. Dcorborn enjoy the school camp. Bob Peck, Amos Russell and the others look for the Dr. Solmons lectures to his physicol missing ball. science closs. Row 1: R. Delicoto, J. Cotton, L. Currier, P Dolton, A. Carter, M. Crowell, C. Croigue Row 2: R. Dcorborn, J. Cavanaugh, R, Clement, D. Crocker. 92 Row 1: M. Gel ■ nos, E. Horne, B. Gould, J. Hotficld, C. Edwards, W. Driscoll, R Dumois, A. Fitt, S. Furness, D. Economou, B Demmett, A. Graff. D Duffin. Row 2: B Gourd, B. Fluery, R Edgecomb, R Eomes, D Foote THE SOPHOMORE CLASS 93 Row 1: B. Higgins, A Jones, R. Johnson, R. Knopp, M. Johnson. A. Ingrcm, S. LaCroix, B. Lonoie, S. Kiritsy. Row 2: R. Lamontogne, P Hodges, H. LoBranckc, R. Koscn, B. Kimball, C. Johnson, M. Hopkins, G. Hurlburt, T. Higgs, P. Jordon. Row 1: S. Moicr, L. lovoic, K McGuire, A McGrath, E. Morehouse, D. Lee, S. Martin, M. Mooney Row 2: R. Moguirc, J. MocDonald, R. ladieu, B Marshall, R. Lautcrback, W Lovin. SOPHOMORES 94 Row 1: M, Morrill, G. Mosher, K. Pierce, C Pockord, 0. Porks, P Porsons. Row 2: T Norkiewicz, L. Porissi, Jr., D. Noseworthy, R, Paul, A. Perrin, C. Perry. 95 Row 1: C. Putman, J. Sinivuori, $ Poor, H Rcgo, C. Sounders, M Shaw, J. Randall, M, Richardson, Row 2: J Shutt, 8. Reed, P Reininger, K. Solgols, J. Ricker, M. Riley. S. Prott. SOPHOMORES Row 1: M. Shoy, M. Tctrcoulf, L. Urguhart, J. Stevenson, C. Thernault, J. Swanson, S. Steele, Row 2: W Slack, R, Turcottc, C. Slayton, N. Torr, R. Stuart, F Szabo, J. Wagner. 96 Row 1: K. Weeks, J Trombley, J Tower, G White, R. Woodman, A. VonNostrand Row 2: F. Woods, M. Wheeler, J Wescott, J. Whitting, P. Vaitkunos. i Pot Voitkunus dances and sings in the M. talent show. Ron Butcher and Charles Keefe take port in intromural bosket-boll. A. A. SOPHOMORES Roy Turcottc heads the toboggan down the hill. Sue Steele sings for the M.A.A. tolcnt show. 97 Scon O'Donnell pours coffee between morning dosses Doisy ond Bruce toko full odvontoge of Jomoicon week- OFFICERS Terrence Breen, President, Velmo Peters, Trcosurcr, Joy Schofield, Vice-President, Absent: Joonne Rovgiolo. Secretory Faculty and THE JUNIOR CLASS The highlight event for the Juniors this yeor wos their weekend As o follow-up from lost yeor, they hod o Jamaican Holidoy Following o buffet supper, there was doncing The evening ended with selections by the Trade Winds. Sponsored this same weekend were student-faculty volleyball games and square dancing. Other major events of the yeor were decorating Silver Hall lobby at Christmas and winning first prize for the snow sculpture, Wilmo and Fred. Mrs. Dearborn Cioss Adviser 98 Mike Brown on the high bar Joy ond Al fight to keep the boll on opposite sides of the net. JUNIORS And now the faculty get o chonco of the boll Students Participate in Junior Weekend Row 1: M. Addorio, M. Botemon, M Corey, E Bushow, S T Breen. A Burbonk, A Blakely R Baker, M. Brown, P Bigelow, K Boines, E. Blott Row 2: A Allard, M Bloke, Breckell, S Bradbury, M Brooks, M Bellefeuillc, R Beauregord. Row 3: 99 Pot Cummings ond Joy Schofield relox in Holl Dormitory lobby. 100 Row 1: F. Clork, P Cummings, G. Doubledcy, B. Constontinc. J. Cuscio, E Crucius Row 2: B. Derrington, C Doonc, A Cornelius, L Dcmog, S. Crowley, 8. Corticr. Row 3: A. Demon, J. Donoldson, L. Coffin, B. Currier, J. Connors, L. Corson. Row 1: D Judkins, A. Holden, J Honover, J Hitchcock, M P Koupin, M Heorn, J. Houle. Row 3: J. Joblonski, G. Hunt- Kennedy, E Frizzell, Row 2: M Jockman, M Hill, 8 Hiltz, ington, R Hickey, L Lord, W Kerr III, A, LoRoche. 101 Row 1: S Gucrcttc, C. Eostmon, K Fournier, M. Grimes, S. Froncione, J. Hockler. Row 2: M. Gollont, P. Giettum, P. Holey, K. Gromes, N Girouord, G. Burbon, D Gotshgll. Row 3: H. Groves, D Fletcher, C. Dube, P Grigos, R. Evans, P. Farrington. JUNIORS Meol time ogoin Kathy Fournier cots lunch in Mory Lyon Holl. Wendy and Rudy enjoy Jomoicon evening Don't lose your pillows, girls. Barbara Campus, Louise Grumman, and Jean Struzenski woit in line for their Jomoicon supper 102 Row 1: C. Olkonen, S. Pitmon, W. Murphy, M Parker, V Peters Row 2: K Nichols, S. Moulton, S. Penkus, S. Morrill, M Merrill Row 3: E. Neve, T Mahurin, W Merchont, J. O'Wrill, D. Nason, N. Motsis. Whof's in the future Velmo? Linda Pollard busily works on her term paper That? Thot's just potato salad. Pat Cummings and Mary Schrucndcr serve the meal JUNIORS 103 Row 1: L Pollord, J. Saunders, S Shislo, I Sherman, M Schrucndcr, J. Miles. Row 2: D Rich. M Shine. V Remeis, J. Rovgialo, J. Porusto, 0 Ross. Row 3: W Sidney, R Samio. S Rome, R Richords, J Schofield. Row 1: P Stcmplc, L. Stout. D. Stevens, 8. Roberts, L Tucker, Row 3: E Wolker R Tilton, B Tkoch, P Smith, D Wszoldk. N. Whitcheod, V Sloyton Row 2: P. Stopkie, R Stickncy. J Teor W Wil$cn, R. Thompson, L Wood, K. Wilson. E White CLASS OF 1964 Get it over, John, First Row: Dovid Ross, Dick Port, Dove Minickiello, Don Foote, Jim Treocko, Robin Bcourcgord, Joy Schofield, Rudy Bou-monn, Ronnie Gilbert, Chorlcs Horris, Jim Hennessey. Second Row: Don Wszolek, manager, cooch Goldmon, Bruce Currier, Dove Gilbert, Andy Bilodeou, Roland Barnoby, Wolf Poro, Howord Noyes, Paul Rice, Alan Blakely, Tim Mohurin, Bruce Morrison, John Connors, Paul Breckell, Coy Clark, Jock Joblonski. Team Scores with Impressive Record SOCCER THE RECORD Plymouth 3 New Englond 3 Plymouth 1 Castlcton 2 Plymouth 1 Salem 3 Plymouth 3 Johnson 1 Plymouth 0 Lyndon (overtime) 0 Plymouth 2 Gorham 1 Plymouth 2 Gorham 0 Plymouth 5 Keene 1 Plymouth 5 Farmington 0 Plymouth 1 Fitchburg (forfeit) 2 Plymouth 1 Lyndon 0 Plymouth 0 Keene 0 Even rain and w.nd con't keep the soccer fans owoy. PTC versus Gorham Teachers College in a fost moving gome on our campus. The soccer team had a very successful seoson this year. The team will be unfortunate in losing two excellent senior players. Dave Gilbert (center forward) and Dave Ross (fullback) certainly did a great deal to liven up this year's games as well as to maintoin a very good over-all record for PTC. Al Blakey (a junior) did an outstanding job os goalie in the games this year. Perhaps the most remarkable game from the athletic viewpoint was the final game with Keene Although this game resulted in o tie, there was an outstanding record of play During the game Plymouth attempted forty-three shots, Keene three and the score was still zero. 06 FIELD HOCKEY Ploy resumes with o short corner. (PTC ot UNH) The team's first intercollegiate game of the season with Colby Junior College was o sod defeat, but the never soy die spirit of the PTC eleven was soon revived and mode its victory over UNH a game to be remembered Gwen Ritchie (not present for the team photo) ended the final game of her college coreer by scoring two of the three goals to defeat UNH. Marilyn Shaw is credited with the third goal. The gome starts with o center bully. Lined up for o 25 yard line bully. (PTC ot UNH) My that's 0 striking pose! Girl Pucksters Show Spirit and Stamina 107 First row: Mory Schrendcr, Judy Sinivuori, Solly Guerctte. Bonnie Higgins, Vcl Peters, Mouse” Show, Lorric Lovoic. Second row: Lmdo Richcns (monager), Pot Voitkunos, Froncic Woods, Sandy Mortin, Mel Riley, Kothy McGuire, Ellic White, Phyllis Souso, Pom Crookcr, Jonot Rondoll (monoger). Miss Paul (coach) Plymouth Panthers Please Enthusiastic Fans This is cur gome boys, |ust hold them bock for o few more minutes. Co-coptoms Peter Johnson ond Richord Chondler. Pete is oworded o trophy ot his finol college bos-ketboll gome. George goes in for o |0y. SCOREBOARD Westfield 82 Salem State 59 Lyndon T. C. 63 Merrimack Col. 52 Johnson T. C. 51 Salem State 87 Bridgewater State 62 Castlcton T. C. 60 Keene T. C. 40 Farmington T. C. 68 Gorham T. C. 75 Keene T. C. 52 Merrimack Col. 73 R. Island Col. 60 Cen. Conn. State 80 Worcester State 67 Boston State 76 St. Anselm's 81 Gorham T. C. 75 Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Ken ond Steve hold bock the Boston Stoic ployers. Dick makes the final basket in the PTC-Boston Stotc game Coach Foley calls for time to talk with his team. Row 1; Cooch Foley, Dove Gilbert, George Hunningtcn, Pete ford. Bob Coson, Allen Neorcy, Jim Wcscott, John Connors, Johnson, Dick Chandler, Steve Lier. Row 2: Roland Hatch Bert Tkach monoger, manoger, Dick Boker, Ken Bernier, Alan Blakely, Steve Bam- 1962-1963 BASKETBALL The Plymouth Panthers' New England State College Conference record was respectable with nine wins against seven losses. This record, however, does not indicate the type of hustling team this really was. Badly lacking real size, the '63 version of the green and white was in every ball game. The team lost a number of real close ones. Two of these were to conference champions, Gorham. Scores of the two meetings were 71-75 and 72-75. The Foleymen were noted for their strong defense as the scores indicate. Against the perennial powers, St. Anselm's and Central Connecticut, Plymouth ployed its best basketball in two closely contested games. Senior backcourt men, Dick Chandler and Pete Johnson will be greatly missed. With additional height, however, the Panthers could be hard to handle in '64. A three mon effort to block the challengers. Dick breoks through the defense to make a basket 109 Ken is forced to fumble the ball. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The J. V. team, though unusually small, posted a good 7-5 record. They beat Keene twice and split with Gorham Two of their losses were to very powerful Brewster Academy and the St. Anselm's Frosh. Lack of height greatly handicapped this J.V. unit. Hustle and spirit materially compensated for this lack of size. An anxious crowd owoits the next ploy. A pep bond without much pep. Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Speed ond oction on the court. SCOREBOARD 46 Manchester 35 58 Montpelier VFW 51 52 Brewster 73 70 N. H. C. A. C. 25 58 Castlcton J. V. 51 51 Keene J. V. 32 49 Gorham J. V. 56 56 Keene J. V. 33 49 Worcester J. V. 52 59 Brewster 87 48 St. Anselm's J. V. 82 58 Gorham J. V. 45 Row 1: Jerry Botcmon, Ronnie Dovis, Skip Dunlop, Bill Hco-slip, Ronnie Reese: Row 2: Coach Goldman, Dick Pollock, manager; Andy Pierce, Bob Hickey, Lorry Lord, Walt Poro, Al McNeil, manager. VARSITY: Judy Trombly, Shoron Prott, Nancy Brown, Linda Pollard (captain), Potrica Cum-mingi, Anne Jones, Lorraine Chossion. Cheerleaders Spark Spirit and Morale An enthusiastic jump by Joy Hatfield. J, V.: Debbie Cullen, Maureen Carey, Elaine Cote, Joy Hatfield, Sally Grohom. First row: Mijs Poul (cooch), Vol Peters, Lolito Fuller, Madonna Jackson, Charlotte Corey, Sally Guerettc. Second row: Undo Barrows, Cassy Morin, Ellie White, Pot Voitkunos, Mel Riley, Karen Clorke. Third row: Pam Crocker (monager), Anne Fuller, Connie Soturley, Martha Dupee, Beth Reed, Francis Woods, Cheryl Dovij. Is this a basketball gome or o ballet, Marty? Lolito jumps for a rebound. Ellie makes o successful pass. GIRLS BASKETBALL The women's basketball team hod a very successful undefeated season. From the first game with Johnson College of Vermont to the last gome with our sister college, UNH, the PTC sextet outmaneuv-ered its opponents to win all of the hard-fought victories. High team spirit, plus coordination and skill in action yielded a team worthy of praise. Those worthy of individual praise ore the two outstanding scorers of the season First in scoring for the season was Charlotte Corey with a total of 68 points. Second was Ellie White with a total score of 54 points. SCOREBOARD PTC Opponent 36 26 Johnson College 51 21 Colby Jr. 65 28 Westbrook Jr. 50 22 Westbrook Jr. 33 26 Johnson 42 34 Colby Jr. 37 30 UNH That bosket looks awfully for away! (Connie Soturley) Ann Jcncs doing o front palance on the uneven pgr-allel tors Mike Brown is spotting. Ren Butcher performs On L“ sect on the still rings GYMNASTIC TEAM The Gymnastic Team composed of six men and four women entered this yeor of oction by competing with other schools for the first time in the history of P.T.C. The team worked toward excellence and precision through practice and exhibitions given for area audiences. It has been decided by the coach and the team to compete with other teams, male and female, in the future and to schedule a return meet with Dartmouth. Bob Maguire does o hend stond on the porollcl bars. Mike 8rown spots while Judy Sinivuori performs on orch over bond stand on the uneven parallel bors Tcrro Borqum ond Jock Joblonski doing o back orch over ond o hond stand Pot Dolton straddle vaulting on the Side horse GYM TEAM Front: Pot Dolton. Ann Jones, Judy Sinivuori, Jeon Borqum. Back: Bob Maguire, Bill Wil-son, Jock Joblonski, Mike Brown, Dennis Potnode, Ron Butcher, Mr Charles Gucmple, Coach. BOYS’ TENNIS The spring of '63 ogoin drew enthusiastic PT C. students to the hillside to watch the traditional tennis matches. However, it seems the weather gave both spectators and players a rough time this year with continual rain-outs. The tennis team is unfortunately losing several senior players this year. Among those whose serves and volleys will be missed are: Bob Wilmot, John O'Wril, Ralph Shackett, George Davis and Dick Chandler. As can be seen from the score sheet, Plymouth again topped Keene in two of the best games of the season. Dan Wszolek, a junior, did an outstanding job in several matches this year. Row 1: Jack O'Wrill. Oon Wzolek, Robert Wilmont, Ralph Shackett Row 2: Coach Goldman, Bob Eomes, Brod Marshall, Bert Domon, Joe Lavachia, mon-ager. (Absent: George Davis ond Richard Chandler) George Davis follows through on a drive. A little commotion before the gome. THE RECORD Plymouth 4 Gorham 5 Plymouth 5 Rhode Island 4 Plymouth 2 Gorham 7 Plymouth 7 Rhode Island 2 Plymouth 3 Merrimack 6 Plymouth 5 Keene 1 Plymouth 4 St. Anselm's 5 Plymouth 7 Keene 2 Reaching high for o point — Rolph Shockett. 114 Bred Marshall's speed ond action during singles ploy. First Row: Sue Furness, Pot Vaitkunos, Vel Peters, Lorrie Lavoie, Janet Rondall, Pat Cummings, Sally Guerette, Bonnie Higgins, Joan Perry, Cheryl McCullough, Drew Ingram, Mel Riley, Sandy Martin. Girls’ Tennis Team PTC came up with a well organized and very skilled girls' tennis team this season. Coached by Miss Paul and managed by Phyllis Souza the team joyfully won its first victory over the Gorham Teachers College team — also the first women's tennis victory in the history of PTC. Sally Guerette, number one on the team, played 58 games in one afternoon in this battle with the GTC team. H5 INTRAMURALS Down the court ot o moderate pace. Toblc tennis chomps of Mory Lyon Holl. This gome takes ot leost two coaches. Keep your eye on the bouncing ball, For the Entire Student Body Not much snow but o lot of The team poses for a picture. equipment! The men pock the equipment. Row 1: Pot Perroult, Debbie Cullen, Maureen Carey co-cap- field. Row 2: Ted Bcnse, Roland Bornoby, W.lliom Wilkinson tom). Bred Smith (co-copto.n), Linda Tucker, Brendo Butter- Dick Lodicu, Russell Ronkin, Richard Pollock, Dove Forbes.’ Row J: Don Foote, Poul Arold, Alan Epstein. Row 2: Dove Gilbert, George Huntington, Dick Pollock, Roy Stickney, Charles Harris, Paul Cotton, Skip Dunlop. Row 3: Rolond Hatch, Mon ogcr; Ronald Butcher, Lorry Lord, Paul Brcckell, Alan Neri, John Nelson, John Richer, Tim Mahurin, Mr. Guemple, Cooch. Team Improves Batting Record BASEBALL A pause between innings. John Nelson. Whot game shall we play today? Larry Lord, Don Foote, Al Neri, George Huntington, Tim Mahurin, Paul Cotton, Roy Stickney. THE RECORD Plymouth 0 Farmington 10 Plymouth 0 Gorham 2 Plymouth 7 Farmington 10 Plymouth 4 Bridgewater 6 Plymouth 0 Boston State 9 Plymouth 7 Johnson 6 Plymouth 1 Gorham 2 Plymouth 3 Keene 2 Plymouth 9 Salem State 4 Plymouth 2 Keene 1 Golfers Continue Impressive Record Howord Noyes end Pete Johnson practice ot Woukewon. Howord Noyes woshes his golf bolls in proportion for o match. The golf team ploys its matches at the Waukewan Country Club in Meredith. The five regular members had a successful season with a record of 8-3 The teom beat Johnson twice, split with St. Anselm, lost one to Salem, split with Gorham, and beat both Formington and Keene twice. Dr. Frey, Ccoch; Dove Ross, Wolf Sidney, Dick Lodicu, Howard Noyes, Pete Johnson, Erwin Walker. 119 SPORTS REVIEW Strofegy in the mokmg. Winning Shockett form ond skill. Rolph A hcovy guard mokes shooting difficult. Poise ond grocc. Joan Borquin, member of Gymnastic Team. A high lump by Connie Soturley to save the ball. 2 Regi LoPlontc ond Maty Merrill shop locally. SPONSORS Donald B. Whitesell D.D.S. Plymouth, N.H John W. Chapman Plymouth, N.H. : 22 Wakefield and Ray Plymouth, N.H. J. J. Newberry's Plymouth, N.H Leonard S. Sawyer Plymouth, N.H La Fontaine Funeral Home Plymouth, N.H. HEW ENGLAND CHEMICAL SUPPLY CORPORATION Chemicals Specialties Industrial Chemicals Manufacturers and Distributors Merrimack, N. H. Tel. HArrison 4-5545 NORTHERN SALT SERVICE, INC. Bulk Warehouse P. 0. 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Montgomery Drive, Formmgton, N. H. 22 Woodieigh Ave., Greenfield, Moss. 44 Broodview Terroce, Meriden, Conn. Fairgrounds Rood, Plymouth, N. H. North Strotford, N. H. 166 Rockdale Ave., Portsmouth, N. H. Weore, N. H. 191 Titus Ave., Monchester, N. H. White Oakes Rd., Loconio, N. H. 2 Forest St., Ncwmorkef, N. H. 540 Mom St., South Windsor, Conn 170 Conont St., Monchester, N. H. 40 Fronklin St., Somersworth, N. H. I Middle St., Somersworth, N. H. 387 Belmont St., Monchester, N. H. 58 Green St., Fitchburg, Moss. Canaon St., Conoon, N. H. 1-C High St., Plymouth, N. H. 543 Lokc Ave., Monchester. N. H 12 Merrill St., Plymouth, N. H. R.F.D. No. 1, Plymouth, N. H. 82 Langdon St., Plymouth, N. H. 20 Russell St., Plymouth, N. H. 644 Central St.. Fronklin, N. H. 7 Lincoln St., Somersworth, N. H. Wcstmorelond, N. H. Academy Road, Pembroke, N. H. 154 Rumford St., Concord, N. H. 53 South Court St., Woodsville, N. H. 53 South Court St., Woodsville, N. H. Exeter Rd., Kingston, N. H. 29 Western Ave., 8rottleboro, Vermont 106 Eost St. Borre, Vermont II Gromte St., Suncook, N. H. 25 Spring St. Farmington, N. H. N. Mom St., W. Fronklm, N. H. 3 Flonders Court, Goffstown, N. H. 364 Summit St., Manchester, Conn. Orford, N. H. Weore, N. H. 1015 Plymouth St., Abmgton, Moss 55 Pleosont St., Littleton, N. H. Rumney, N. H. 53 8yom Rood, Chelmsford, Moss. 86 Comeou St., Monchester, N. H. School St., Pembroke, Moss. School St., Pembroke, Moss. Box 22, Monroe, N. H. Block Horse Motel, P. O. Box 269, Plymouth. N. H. Sunflower Lane, Hudson, N. H, 15 Glen St., Gorhom, N. H. 26 Sullivan St., Noshuo, N. H. Orford. N. H. 49 King St.. Noshuo, N. H. 12 B Baker St., Hudson, N. H. North Rood, Loncoster, N. H. 188 So. Mam St., W. Fronklm, N. H. Old Rte. Ill, Wmdhom, N. H. Box 332, New London, N. H. 128 STUDENT DIRECTORY Nome Cotton, Jane Cotton, Pool G. Coutts, Jomes Jr. Croiaue, Carol Crocker, Dctxxoh Crooker. Pamela Crowell, Mary V. Crowley, Bernard Crowley, Elizabeth Crowley, John A. Crowley, Sondri. L Crowley, Joonnc Crocus, Elaine Cullen, Deborah Cullen, Paul T. Cummings, Patricio Currier, Bruce H. Currrer, Elaine M. Currier, Lorraine Curry, 8rion W. Cuvoo, Joyce A. Cutrumbes, Jomes S. Dailcanes, Kostos Dalton, Patricia A. Damon, Albert H. Jr. Oonoy, Carol A. Donforth, Hildo A. Dauksza, Rose Dovis, Allred G. Ill Davis, Cheryl L. Dovis, Oionc Davis, George E. Davis, Jomes Dovis, Kenneth W. Jr, Dovis, Ronald Doy, Dennis Deon, John Dean, Susan A. Dearborn, Romonc Decato, fAory J. Delicoto. Rosemorie Demag. Leo Jr. Demmetf, Barbara Derrington, Borboro deSouso, Terry Dexter, Phyllis A. Dickinson, Diane P. Dineen, Jarclyn A. Doane, Ann L. Doane, Corolyn L, Doherty, Dianne M. Dokos, Morilyn Dolan, Leslie J. Donahue. John C. Donoldson, Jomes B. Donaldson, Lucinda G. Doubleday, Gertrude Dow, Elsbeth L, Downes, Daniel A. Downs, 8crnice Down , John L. Dowst, David W. Drogon, Robert H. Droper, Earline A. Driscoll, Willlom Du bar, Shirley S. Dube, Charles I. Dudley. Bonita H. Ouffin, Diana L. Dumais, Russell R. Dunlop, Kenneth R. Jr. Dunlop, Frederick H. Dunn, John L. Jr. Dunncll, Noncy S. Donnells, Dovyonne Dunsford, G. C. Jr. Dupec, Martha Eagleson. Gail A. Eomes, Robert C. Eostmon, Carlo J. Eastmon, M. Jean Economou, Kolliope Edgecomb, Richard D. Edwards, Bruce R. Eclls, Pomelo C. Emery, Sfonley Emond, Robert A Epstem, Alon W. Evans, Morgoret H. Evans, Richard C. Eylword. Elizabeth R Cur. Home Address State El 1057 Union Avenue, Lokeport, N. H. SS 1057 Union Avenue, Lokeport, N H Ena North Woodstock, N. H. $S 16 Hillcrest Ave , Concord, N. H El 49 Gibbs Ave., Warchom, Mass El 49 Parkside Ave., Bromtree 84, Mass El 6 Weeks Street, Plymouth, N. H. Eng 27 Blodgett St., Manchester, N. H. El Coron Rood, Rt. 2, Manchester. N. H BE 27 Blodget St., Manchester. N. H, 8E 5 Bliss St., Lebanon, N. H. BE 27 Blodgett St., Manchester. N. H. El Range Rood, Windham, N. H. PE 201 Summer St., Portsmouth, N, M. SS 96 Melrose Ave.. Albany 3, New York PE 41 Leslie Lane, No. Massopeguo, New York SS 32 Pleasant St., Bristol, N. H. Eng Box 54, W. Springfield, N. H. SS 4 Pleasant St., Formlngton, N. H. Mo 47 Mernmoc St., Loconio, N. H El 94 Eost St., Methuen, Mass. PE 191 Mill Rd„ Chelmsford, Moss. D 61 11 8urlmgton Ave., Lowell, Moss. PE 78 McGrath St., Loconio, N. H. SS 49 Longdon St., Plymouth, N. H. BE Wotcrboro, Maine Ma 32 Bridge St., Colebrook, N. H. En Ministerial Rood, Windham, N. H. Mo Academy St., Loconio, N. H. PE 23 Central St., Derry, N. H. El 34 So. Sullowoy St., Fronklin, N. H. PE 23 Central St., Derry, N. H. Depot Road, Compton, N. H. SS 11 Spring St., Formlngton, N. H. Mo 35 Prescott St., Noshuo, N. H. 22 Plcosont St.. Plymouth, N. H. En Chestnut Hill Rd„ Rochester, N. H. SS Box 328, Newport, N. H. El Box 245, New Hompton, N. H. BE Dartmouth College Highway, Lebonon, N. H. El 15 Bellevue Ave., Westerly. Rhode Island BE Henmker St., Hillsboro, N. H. El 10 Green St., Noshuo. N. H. SS R E D. No. 1. Littleton, N. H. SS R.F.D. No. I, Ashland, N. H. Mo P. O. Box 74, Eost Thetford, Vermont M Gould St., Roymond, N. H. El 7 Logon St., Lawrence, Moss. El 168 Morningside Drive, Loconio, N. H. p£ Kennebunkport, Maine El 417 High St., Lawrence, Moss. El 1064 Yolc Ave., Wallingford, Conn. El 135 Jobtn Drive, Manchester, N. H. PE R.F.D. Center Harbor, N.H, PE West Stewortstown, N. H. SS West Stewortstown, N. H. El R.F.D. No. I, Tilton, N. H. Winter St., Ashlond, N. H. M Meriden Rood, Lebonon, N. H. El South Effingham, N. H. SS 107 Center St., Penoeook, N. H, So 199 Green St., Weymouth 91, Moss BE 11 South Main St., Plymouth, N. H. El 6 Cofron Ave., Tilton, N. H 55 2 Rondolph St., Plymouth, N. H. BE 32 Laurel St., Athol, Moss. SS P. O. Box 105, Noshuo, N H. Ena Franconia, N. H. £ng Oriole St., Fronkl.n, N. H. Sci 6 Portland St., Somcrsworth, N. H. SS 479 Union Ave,, Loconio, N. H. Sc R F.O. I. Tilton, N. H. El 117 Hoppm Hill Ave.. N. Attleboro, Moss. £ 32 Pme St., Exeter, N. H. El 21 Howe St., Rochester, N. H. Ena County Rd., Eosthom, Moss. PE 3 Lantern Lone, Chelmsford, Mots. C El 637 So. Moin St., Manchester, Conn. SS 7 Malloy Ave., Gorham. N. H. El 15 Litchfield St., Springfield, Vt. PE 555 Lincoln Ave., Portsmouth, N. H. El 127 Prospect St., Newburyport. Mass. PE Federol Rood. Kezor Falls, Maine PE 5 Pork St., Colebrook, N. H. El Fox Point Rd., No. Newington, N. H. SS 14 Pine St., Lebonon, N. H. SS Gilmonton Iron Works, N. H. PE 73 8rontwood Rd.. Worcester 2, Moss. SS 97 Lancaster Rood, Gorham, N. H. Ma 9 Russell St., Plymouth, N. H. El 460 So. Moin St., Wallingford, Conn. Nome Cur. Fognont, Jonet Farrington, Paul Fearon, Russell E Feleh, Moryonn Fell, Judithann Fenton, Kathleen Ferrontc, Phyllis A Fifield, Potricio Fillmore, Lorraine Fisher, Carl A Fitt, Aina J. FitzGerald, Bernard P. Fitzpotrick, Carol A Fletcher, David R Fletcher, Judith A. Fluery, Betty Jane Flynn, Shoron Follonsocc, Thomas J Foote, Donald L. Forbes, David Ford, Noel Fortune, Jomes M Foster, Joel E. Foster, Robert Fournier, Kathryn Froncione, Suzanne Franklin, Noncy Fnzzell, Edith E Frost, Donald 8. Frye, Horry A. Fuller, Annie C. Fuller, Lolita Fulton, Susan E. Furness, Susan El Lo BE El El La El PE El Eng El PE Eng Eng Ma El SS SS PE Ma SS A MO El E PE Eng Sci PE MO El El Gaffney, Mary M. Gognon, Kathleen A El Gollont, Marilyn T. E Goripoy, M. Joan El Gorneou. Barbara LoCoss BE Garneau, John M. PE Gel mas, Modcleme So Gevotoff, Betty J Eng Gilbert, David W. Gilbert, Ronald Girouard, Noncy C. BE Giettum, Prudence A. Lo Glover, Emily L. Goodeorl. Arthur R. Enp Gordon, Virginia E. Gormley, Helen M. BE Gormlcy, Timothy S. SS Goulort, Mory BE Gould, Betty Ann Gourd, Deboroh L. El Goyette, Richard G. Pf Groff, Abby L. PE Graham, Donna Eng Grohom, Sally A. El Grohom, Robert C. Gromes, Kathleen O. Lo Grant, Jomes S. PE Grant, Poulme L. M Grotton, James E. PE Groves, Harry SS Griffin, Joanne M. Eng Grigos, Poul E. SS Grimes, Morgoret Grumman, Louise El Gucrette, Sally Eng Hocklcr, Judith E. Hagen. Linda L. Hogen. Peter H. Haley, Pearl Hall, Corole Hammond, Morlise Honlon, Helen Hannon, Richard P. Honover, Judith Horns, Charles W. Hartman. Beatrice L. Hortshorn, John Hortwell. Robert C. Horvcy, Lois M. Hoskins. Heidi H. Hatch, Roland O. Hatfield, Joyce A. Heold, Borboro Healy, James F. Hearn. Morgoret £. Heoslip, Williom Heath, Guy 8. Heffernon, Gail E. BE Eng Sci BE El E BE SS El PE PE El E El M El PE El f Home Address State Pike. N. H. 40 Bedford Ave., Loconio, N. H. 20 Avery St., Plymouth, N. H. 175 High St., Salisbury, Mass 23 Pinnoclc Rd., Newport, N. H 351 Elm St., Lokeport, N. H. 33 Silver St., Haverhill, Moss. 51 East Dunstable Road, Noshuo, N. H. R.F.D. No. 4, Concord, N. H. Winchester, N. H. 18 Hutchins St.. Concord, N. H. 60 Leverctt St., Keene, N. H. 42 McKean St., Nashua, N. H. R.F.D. No. 2, Box 43, Plymouth, N H 13 Sanders St., Penoeook, N. H North Stratford, N. H. 86 Bunker Hill St., Loncoster, N. H Prospect St., Enfield, N. H. South Mom St., Scobrook, N. H. 16 Winter St., Groveton, N. H. 8 Cooley St., 8orre, Vt. R.F.D. No. 2, Plymouth, N. H. 808 Somerset St., Romford, Maine 87D Highlond St., Plymouth, N. H, Route 6 Ookc Hill Rood) Concord, N. H I89-I6A 35 Ave., Flushing 58. N. Y. 85 Sonderson St., Greenfield, Moss. Box 233, Gilman, Vt. Lakevhore Rd., Gilford (R.F.D. 3, Loconio, N. H. 7 Summer St., Bristol, N. H. North Strotford, N. H. North Strotford. N. H. 52 Dartmouth St., Loconio, N. H. 14 Bertwell Rd., Lexington, Moss Weore. N. H. Loke Attitosh, Amesbury, Mass. 23 Mo pic wood Ave., Methuen, Moss Ledge Rd., Honover, N. H. I Botcheldcr St., Loconio, N. H. 1 Botcheldcr St.. Loconio, N. H. 644 Auburn St.. Manchester, N. H 9 South Moin St., Plymouth, N. H. 2 Brookside Avenue, Groveton, N. H. 2 Brookside Avenue, Groveton, N. H P. O. Box 38, Condio 105 Chestnut St., Lunenburg, Moss. West Parish Rd., Concord, N. H. 37 Judkins Rd . Medford 55, Moss P. O. Box 332, Terroce St., Fronklin, N. H School St., Morlboro, N. H. 367 Main St., West Concord, Moss 49 Elm St., Loncoster, N. H. Tamarock Drive, Plymouth, N. H Reservoir Road, Plymouth, N. H. 77 Middlesex Ave., Reading, Moss 24 Dunelm Road, Bedford, Moss. 9 Monsion Drive, Glen Cove, New York 604 Son Diego Dr., Sunnyvale, Colif. 314 Broadway, Methuen, Moss. 29 Mill St., Frammghom Ctr., Moss. Silver Loke, N. H. Moin St., Antrim, N. H. 25 Scompini Savorc, Barre, Vt. 5 E. Derry Rood, Derry, N. H. 20 Warren St., Plymouth, N. H. 20 Kilkenny St., Loncoster, N. H I 14 Lock St., Noshuo. N. H. Cope Neddick, Marne 51 Eost Avenue, Norwalk, Conn II Kehoe Avenue, Noshuo, N. H. Pleosont St., Morlboro, N H, 40V6 Highlond St., Plymouth, N. H, 40'v Highland St., Plymouth, N. H. R.F.O. No. I, Plymouth, N. H. 15 Lymon St., Loconio, N. H. Holderness School, Plymouth, N. H. 686 Lowell St., Lowrence. Mass 47 Honson St., Dover, N. H. 90 Wolnut St., Rochester, N. H. Loke Mottowo, Orange, Mass. 10 High St., Plymouth, N. H. 22 Lewis St., Manchester, N. H R.F D. No. I, Compton. N. H. Surfside Park, Hompton, N. H. Sorrento, Marne 10 Conrod St., Methuen, Mass. 19 Green St., Bristol, N. H. 35 Ledyord St., Wellesley Hills, Moss 188 Bell St., Manchester, N. H. 299 Hillside Ave., Berlin, N. H. 14 Homesteod Circle, Hampton, N. H. Box 57, Winmsguom, N. H. Box 494, Meredith, N. H. 129 STUDENT DIRECTORY Nome Hendry, Edward J. Hennessey, James Henson, Lois D. Herrick, Susan M. Hickey, Robert A. Higgins, Bonita J. Higgs, Todd Hill, Marilyn L. Hill, Walter Hlltx, Beverly J. Hirst, Shirley C. Hitchcock, Judith Hodgdon, Allen P. Hodges, Peter G. Hodgson, Philip A. Holden, Ann R. Hopkins, Natalie M. Horne, Caryl Horne, Earlita Houghton, Michocl J. Houle, Judith L. Houslcy, Pamela Howard, Deborah B. Hoy, Frederick M. Hubbcll, Douglas R. Hunnewell, C. O. Ill Huntington, George Hurlburt, Gardner lliff, Shoron Ingalls, Robert E. Ingram, Andreo Irvine, Joanna E. Jablonski, John J. Jackmon, Modonna M. Jacoby, Wayne R. Jocques, Donald F. James, Madeline K. Jarretf, Peter Jensen, Carol J. Jctto, Nancy Johnson, Christino Johnson, Martha Johnson, Peter Johnson, Ruth M. Joiner, Beryl Jones, Anne Jones, Stephen A. Jones, Suzanne Jordon, Peter C. Judkins, Dona M. Kaupin, Patricio Keefe, Charles J. Kelsey, Donald Keniston, Dale Kennedy, Brooks Kennedy, Luonne K. Kennedy, Mory Kerr, Donald W. Kerr, William S. Ill Kimball, Barbara E. King, Nancy J. King, Susan Kinne, Bradford B. Klritsy, Soultona Kleinfelder, Richard Knapp, Mary B. Knapp, Ruth L. Knight, Elizabeth A. Knight, Normon E. Knowles, Dennis Knowles, Ruth Knowlton, Arnold E. Knowlton, Clarice Knowlton, Dornolle Konecny, Andrea Koson, Robert E. Krupski, Charlotte Kuhlmeyer, Williom J, La Broncho, Henry E. LoCroix, Sally A. Lodieu, Richord F. Cur. Home Address Stote Sci 207 North St.. Manchester. N. H. PE 75 Pleasant St., Littleton, N. H. R.F.D. I, North Haverhill, N. H. El 851 Union Avenue, Lokcporf, N. H. SS 19 McKinley St., Rochester, N. H. PE 12 Hatfield Rd„ So. Homilton. Moss. •SS 31 Spaulding St., Barre, Vt. El 573 Hanover St., Manchester, N. H, BE 7 River St., Plymouth, N. H. Mo 1371 North River Rd„ Manchester. N. H. 113 Shore Drive, Loconia, N. H. SS R.F.D. No. 1. Box 91. Eost Mt. Newport, N. H. SS R.F.D. No. I, Babbitt Rd.. Franklin, N. H. Eng Holderness, N. H. El R.F.D. 3, Plymouth, N. H. El 7 Dorling St., Acushnet, Moss. El 119 Moin St., Lincoln, N. H. BE P. O. Eost Wakof.eld, N. H. Eng 8 Ortins Rd., Homilton, Moss. BE 1176 Holl St., Manchester, N. H. SS 15 Parsons St., Kcnnebunk, Maine PE Main St., Norwell, Moss. El 27 Ook St., Worehom, Moss. Mo 56 Pearse Rd., Swansea, Mass. SS 184 Brighton St., Belmont 78, Mass. PE Apt. 4, 6 Tobey Rd., Plymouth, N. H. PE Orford, N. H. El 185 Hibiscus Ave., Weymouth 88, Moss. I PE 48 Range Rd.. Wilton, Conn. Sci 45 Peorl St., Lawrence, Moss. PE 40 Anchor Rd., Lynn, Mass. El 9 Clifford St., Exeter, N. H. J PE 168 Central St., Manchester, N. H. SS River St.. Ashland, N. H. SS 6613 Tobor Rd., Philadelphia 11, Pa. R.F.D. No. 3, Weirs Blvd.. Loconia, N. H. El Box 415, Walpole. N. H. SS 140 Elwyn Ave., Portsmouth, N. H. SS 40 Franklin St., Concord, N. H. BE 21 Williams St., Lebanon. N. H. El 99 High St., Pcnocook, N. H. Eng 2 Brown St., Wallingford. Conn. SS 382 Bortlett St., Portsmouth, N. H. Eng R.F.D. No. I, Woodsvillc, N. H. El Rip Road, Honover. N. H, PE 71 Warren Ave., Weston, Mass. El 21 Forest St., Salisbury, Mass. Eng 79 Highlond St., Plymouth, N. H. SS 98 Moin St., Newmarket, N. H. El R.F.D. No. 3, Concord, N. H. K El P. O. Box 67, Academy Ave., Atkinson, N. H PE Box 324, Walpole, N. H. PE 240 Garland Rd.. Rye, N. H. SS 7 Garland St., Plymouth, N. H. SS Main St., Newcastle, N. H. PE Stevens Ave., Meredith, N. H. El 18 Highlond St., Plymouth, N. H. SS 44 Langdon St., Plymouth, N. H. SS 11 South Main St., Plymouth, N. H. El South Wolfeboro, N. H. El Lyme Center, N. H. El 218 Henry St., Manchester, Conn. Mo 42 Eustis Ave., Lowell, Moss. El 1 Rumford St., Concord, N. H. SS 150 Hollond Ave.. New Milford, N. J. El 391 Orchard Ploce. Haworth, N. J. El R.F.D. I, Ashland. N. H. El 8 Moin St., Durhom, N. H. Eng Diamond K Ranch, Contoocook, N. H. SS Walton Rd., Seobrook, N. H. El R.F.D. No. 2, Dover, N. H. SS 1 Grandview Drive, Groveton, N. H. El 23 Rundtett St., Concord, N. H. SS Ashland, N. H. BE P. O. Box 218, Newcastle, N. H. PE Box 554, Drewsv.lle, N. H. BE East Rood, Westville, N. H. BE 631 Andover St., Lawrence, Mass. L PE 5 Penn Lone, Exeter, N. H. El 59 Congress St., Rochester, N. H. PE 56 Bell St., Lokcport. N. H. Name Cur. Home Address State Lafleur, Ronald Lake, Nancy E. Lamontognc, Robert L. Lamourcux, Rita V. Landry, Patricia E. Lang mead, Judith E. Lonoie, Barbara LoPierrc, Janice LaPlonto, Raymond LoPlontc, Regina M. LoPorte, 8ernyce Laramie, Spencer Largent, Jacquelyn G. Lorgent, John R. LoRochc, Arthur Lory, Edward Louterbach, Robert A. Lovocchio, Joseph Lavigne, John M. Lavin, Wesley Lavoie, Lorroinc Lear, Shirley B. Lear, Steve Lee lore, Richard Leo, Donna A. LcGocy, Joy no Lehon, Thomas Leonard, Richard A. Levesque, Irene J. Levesque, John W. Lindsey, Thomos C. Littlefield, Henry N. Livingstone, Morcia H. Locke, Thomas B. Locke. Williom Loomis. Donald S. Lord, Lory Lord, Lourence F. Lord, Raymond E. Lordcn, Terence C. Losier, Linda Lowden, E. Philip Jr. Lowden. Roberta (Mrs.) Lowe, Patricio K. Lumb, Joy E. SS BE BE El El El BE El BE SS BE PE SS SS SS BE M PE SS SS PE PE PE SS SS PE PE A BE BE Sci Eng BE SS A SS BE PE E?s BE SS E E2; 14 Cedar St., Noshuo, N. H. South St., Troy, N. H. 70 Highlond St., Plymouth, N. H. 702 Chestnut St., Manchester, N. H. R.F.D. No. 2, Fronklin, N. H. 90 Polley Lone, E. Wolpole, Moss. 800 So. Beoch St., Manchester, N. H. 2032 Condio Rd., Manchester, N. H. 767 Somerville St., Manchester, N. H. 110 Chestnut St., Fronklin, N. H. South St., Troy, N. H. 63 Water St., Lebonon, N. H. 12 Cooper St., Plymouth, N. H. 12 Cooper St., Plymouth, N. H. 113 Peorl St., Cloremont, N. H. Conoon, N. H. 40 Mann St., Lawrence, Mass. 4 Webster Ave., Woburn, Mass. 4 White Ave., West Lebonon, N. H. Center Barnsteod, N. H. 70 Holly Ave., Lynn, Moss. Center Sondwich, N. H. 320 South Third St., Hommonton, N. J. 352 High St., Somcrsworth, N. H. 67 Church St., Newport, N. H. 195 Front St., Exeter, N. H. 8 High St., Littleton, N. H. 183 Academy St., Loconio, N. H. 68 Ferry St., Hudson, N. H. R.F.D. No. 2, Chester Rood, Derry, N. H. Box 31, Weirs, N. H. 23 Fore St., Lokeport, N. H. R.F.D. I, Fronklin, N. H. R.F.D. No. 1, Alton. N. H. 480 Champlain St., Berlin, N. H. Butternut Ledge, West Lebanon, N. H. Conaan, N. H. 18 Howord St., Keene, N. H. 25 Beaman St., Loconia, N. H. 13 Pine St., Gorhom, N. H. North Woodstock, N. H. North Woodstock. N. H. Rt. 2, Weore, N. H. 114 Morris Ave., Buffalo, New York M MacDonald, Douglas Sci MocDonold, John M. Sci Mock, Linda D. Ma MocLeon, Sheila J. PE MacLeod, Darlene El MocNoil, Alfred W. Eng MocNeil, Evelyn W. El Mocomber, Sue lien Coley E Magee, Carol SS Maguire. Robert F. PE Mohurin, Timothy R. Sci Maier, Susan A. Ena Moilhot, Patricia L. Main, Valerie J. El Mo loom ion. Diane PE Monion, Moureen El Monning, Jeremy Hope A Monnlon, Lenora J. Sci Marconi, Potricia A. BE Marshall, Bradford SS Mortin, John T. PE Mortin, Sandra J. PE Mason, Bernard L. SS Matsis, Matthew J. SS Mayberry Poul R. Eng Mayer, Karen A. El McColvey, Edith A. Mo McConn, Patricia El McCarthy, Thomas E. McCullough, Cheryl PE McGinnis, Joan SS McGinnis, William L. SS McGrath, Arlene El McGuire, Kathleen PE McIntyre, Thomas J. SS McKccver, Joseph E. Jr. Sci McMahon, Robert Ma McManus, John F. M McPortlond, Judith A. El Merchant, Wayne SS Merrill, Mary E. El Merrill, Richord Mo Messier, Carol A. Metcalf, Normon Jr. BE Matters, John E. Sci Miles, Jeon El Miller, Ann M. BE Miller, Chorlcno Eng Mi I liken, Dovid BE Minickicllo, David O. Pf Misenheimer, John C. SS Mock, John W. So Monahan, Marjorie Mooney, Darrell E. La Mooney, Monica J. El Moore, John T. SS Morehouse, Eleanor V. El Stinson Loke. N. H. R.F.D. No. 1. Woodsvillc, N. H. 208 Rockhill Ave., Portsmouth, N. H. 58 Prospect St., Amesbury, Mass. 15 Langdon St., Plymouth, N. H. 24 Alton Rd., Bobylon, New York 24 Russell St., Plymouth, N. H. Box 4, Monroe, N. H. 17 Jersey St., Marbleheod. Moss. 17 Lock Lone, Hampton, N. H. 31 Pleasant St., Plymouth, N. H. 40 Briggs St., Melrose, Moss. 72 Hawthorne Ave., Cronston, R. I. 45 Lincoln Ave., Portsmouth, N. H. 8 Emery St., Somersworth, N. H. 8 Loconio Rd., Cronston, R. I. 9 Cleverdon Rd., Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey 84 Church St., Rockland, Mass. Shopleigh Island, Portsmouth, N. H. 152 North Moin, Pcnocook, N. H. 11 Essex St.. Concord, N. H. Candia, N. H. P. O. Box 283, North Strotford, N. H. 40 Harbor Ave., Nashua, N. H. 3 Odell Pork, Groveton, N. H. Choter Ook Lane, 8yrom, Conn. Loop Road, Merrimock, N. H. 84 Rockland St., Portsmouth, N. H. 8 Cummings St., Plymouth, N. H. 1 Jcffro St., Sanford, Maine 1 Merrill St., Plymouth, N. H. 82 Arlington St., Manchester, N. H. 25 Aerial St., Arlington 74, Moss. Grove St., R.D. No. 2, Norwell, Mass. 23 Leach Rd., Eliot. Maine Loke Shore Drive, W. Fronklin, N. H. 171 Knowlton St., Manchester, N. H. 2 Fox St., Plymouth, N. H. 146 Kensington Rd., River Edge, N. J. 54 Summer St., Rochester, N. H. 2 Pleosant St., Bristol, N. H. 63 High St., Goffstown, N. H. Oak Hill, Alton, N. H. Block Horse Motor Court, Ashlond, R. I. Ridgevolc Rd., Chatham, Moss. R.F.D. No. 4, Box 384, Manchester, N. H. 7 Summer St., Formington, N. H. Spindle Point, Meredith. N. H. 878 Highland Ave., Plymouth, N. H. 19 Highland Ave., Plymouth, N. H. Moin St., Kingston, N. H. Route 1, Contoocook, N. H. East Kingston, N. H. 9 Saranoc St., Littleton, N. H. 11 Bcocon St., Barre, Vt. 88 Newcastle Ave., Portsmouth, N. H. Brookfield, Connecticut 130 STUDENT DIRECTORY Horn Morin, Cossondro Morley, Chorles Morrill, Mortho Morrill, Shoron Morrison, Bruce A. Mormon, John A. Jr Morriion, Nod me Mortenson. Koren A. Moicordini, Williom Mother, Goil Moulton, Kenneth Moulton, Theodore E Mouiseou, Trocy A. Mullen, ionet Mullen, Judith A. Murdock, Judith A. Murphy, John Murphy, Wendy L. Murroy. John R. Murray, Molcolm Muncy, Francs A Nodeou, Jeonnme Norkiewicx, Thomoi Noion, Donicl Jr. Neogie, Elizobeth Neory, Kothleen Nelion, Jon L. Neri, Aion Neve, Eugene J. Newton. Morlene Nichols, Kothorme Njel, Jomei W. Nolin, Corl Noteworthy, OonokJ Novok, 8etty M Noyet, Howord 0. Nugent, Robert Nygren, John H. O'Brien, Chorlci J. O'Colloghon, 8eth O'Connor, Jomei W. O'Donnel, Scon O'Horo, Virginio H. Olcion, Otto G. Olkonen, Corney Olmiteod, Robert 0. Otien, Judith © Wrll, John Pockord, Chertyn Poge, Leslie A. Poge, Robert S. Jr. Polloit, Lmdo J. Poquette. Nelion L. Porent, Elmer K. Pormi, Lewii A. Jr. Porker, Monlyn H. Porki, Diane M. Poro, Woltcr S. Parr, Richard Poriom, Phylld A. Poitor, Judith H. Potnode, Dcnnn A. Potten, Gail N. Potterion, Marilyn Pool, Robert H. Poyette, Mane O. Poyntor, Charles S. Peabody, Jere A. Peck, Robert A Pecor, Richard L. Pcnkus, Sandra Pennell, Nothon Perroult, Potricia Perrin, Arnold Perry, Chorlei Perry, Joon Pcten, Velma Petrou, Valerie B. Phelan, Brenda Phelps, Paul W. Philbrick. Leslie W. Phillipi, Pomelo Phinney, Suson W Pierce, Dionne E. Pierce, Koren L. Pierce, Leonard A Pike, Ellen M. Cur. Heme Addrcti Stete PE 28 Central St., Derry. N. H. SS 231 Morgan St.. Manchester, N H El Pepperell Rd., Hollis, N. H. SS Box 121, North Conway, N. H Mo North Stratford, N. H. SS Gilmonton Iron Worki, N. M. El 64 Cross St., Salem Depot, N. H Eng 290 Willord St., Berlin. N. H. Jr. SS Elm St., Meredith, N. H. El 461 Conont Rd., Weston 93, Moss PE 4 Church St., Bristol. N. H PE Box 41, Lochmcre, N. H. PE Bomsteod Rd.. Pittsfield, N. M. Eng P. O. Box 72, Cond.o, N. H. Bt 16 Somersworth Rd., Dover, N. H M 14 Lmd St., Oxford, Moss. SS 294 Mom St., Somersworth, N. H. BE 207 Stole St., Rutlond. Vt Sci 143 Mom St.. Salem Depot, N. H Mo 23 Russell St., Plymouth. N. M. Mo Wentworth, N. H. N z 0 1 Cur. Pike, Noncy J. El Piper, Corolme A El Pitman. Solly A. Mo Planted. Judith E El Ploydon, Anne El Pollord. Linda M BE Pollord, Williom C. PE Pollock. Richord C. Poor, Shcilo M. E3 Popkin, Sharon L. El Porusto, Jane Mar e BE Powell, Jeanne E. El Powers. Jane L El Prott, Shoron El Price. Horry SS Price. S. A. (Dooust) SS Proulx, Poul Mo Proulx, Robert G. Ma Provencal, Edward A. Mo Purcell, Peter M. PE Purdy, Corol M Putnom, Brenda L. Eng Putnom, Cynthio A. El Heme Address Stete I BotchckJcr St., Plymouth, N. H. 1070 Mom St., Leicester. Moss P. O. Box 104 West Kennebunk. Marne Wmnipesoukec. P. O. 130 Mom St., Salem Depot. N. H. Box 22, Lyonsville, Moss. 8ox 22, Lyonsville, Moss Center Osupee, N. H. Riveroad, Rt. 7. Penocook. N M. 36 Merrimoek St., Concord, N. H. 21 Fowell Ave., Noshuo, N. H. 5079 Modnon Ave . Trumbull, Conn I 744 Brown Ave., Manchester, N. M, 29 Pond St.. Amcsbury. Moss. 1 Pleosont St., Plymouth, N. H 1 Pleasant St., Plymouth, N. H. Hill St.. Ashlond. N. H. Hill St., Ashlond, N. H. 116 Massachusetts Ave., P. O. Box 84. Lokeport, N. H. 78 Webster St., Medford. Moss. 58 Purdy Lone, Amityville, New York 22 So Mom St.. Bristol, N. H. 2 Campbell's Court, Goffstown. N. H. BE 635 Second Avenue, Berlin, N. H. j BE Eoton Ave., Chorlestown, N. H. Set 3 First St., Groveton, N. H. PE Congress St., Pembroke, Moss Eng Von Dyke Rd., Hollis, N. H. Mo 9 Prospect St. Needhom, Moss p£ 75 Maplewood Ave., Portsmouth, N. H. SS 290 Howord St.. Lowrence, Moss El 10 Ashworth Pork, Roxbury, Moss. El High Meadow Form, Brewster, New York Sc, 43 Adelo.de St., Hudson, N. H. SS 717 Fifth Ave., Berlin, N. H. BE 25 Merrill St., Plymouth, N. H. Eng 29 Pleosont St.. Plymouth, N. H. PE 8 Tobey Rd., Plymouth, N. H. Sci 4 Highland St., Groveton, N. H. Mo 26 Averill St., Lynn, Most. O i. BE 20 Lewis St., Loconio. N. H. Eng Box 104, Winnisquom, N. H. 1270 Winston Ave., Son Marino, Calif. BE 75 Lake Shore Drive, Salem, N. H. PE 22 Arbroth St„ Dorchester, Mass-El Samoset Rd., Orleans, Moss. Eng 10 Homlm Ave., Gorham, N. H. BE Route I, Concord. N. H. SS 46 Highland St., Plymouth, N. H. El 110 Ook St., Loconio, N. H. SS 96 Ooklond Ave., Methuen, Moss. f Jr. BE PE Sci PE MO ££ El SS PE PE l7 Sc« El El SS El LO SS M BE PE El PE SS Sci El PE El El SS La El £1 El El PE El South Main St., Morlbaro, N. H, I No. Atkinson St., New bury port. Moss 99 Washington St., Exeter. N. H. 1313 Ellmgton Rd„ South Windsor, Conn. North Stratford, N. H. 42 Railrood Ave., Gonic, N. H. Box 332, Meredith, N. H. Robinson Rd., Hudson, N. H. Sanborn Rd., Tilton, N. H. Mill St., Wilton, N. H. 6 Coolidge Drive, Portsmouth, N. H. 1100 Auburn St., Whitman, Moss. 38 Grcot Woods Rd., Lynn, Moss. 21 Gifftot St., Keene. N. H. R.F.O. 4, Loconio, N. H. 12 Cot Togo St., Exeter, N. H. 30 Hall St., Springfield. Vt. 324 Hanover St., Portsmouth. N. H 667 Porkside Blvd.. Mossopequo, L. I.. N. Y. II Cloy St.. Littleton, N. H. 166 Ook St., Indian Orchard, Moss. 159 Green Acres Drive. Burlington, Vt. 162 Ooklond Ave., Methuen, Moss. 15 Union St.. Milford. N. H. Loke Shore Rd., Loconio, N. H. River St., Plymouth, N. H. 26 Highland Ave., Plymouth, N. H. 30 Stone St-, Concord, N. H. No. Moin St., Brodford, Vt. 24 Hough St.. Dover, N. H. 7 Pleosont St., Plymouth, N. H. 460 Union Ave., Loconio. N. H. Reservoir Rood. Plymouth, N. H Box 51, Reoding, Moss. 40 Tower Rd., Lexington 73, Moss. Sondwich, N. H. 9 Hording St.. Rochester, N. H. Box 133 So. Weilfieet. Moss 1040 Main St., Hinghom, Mass Q Qumlan, Lillion C El Lisbon Rood, Lisbon Falls, Mome R Rondo 11. Janet PE Rondoll, Judith A M Randall, Suson El Rond, Juliet B. Ronkm, Russell D. SS Roudmg. Lynda En Ravgialo. Joanne El Roymond, William E. Eng Recktenwalt, Charles SS Reed, Bethia PE Reed, Donna H. Reed. C. Paul El Reese. Ronald PE Rego, Hilda W. Reinmger, Peter A Reman, Valerie Reynolds, Anthony Rice. Poul D. Rich. Dov.d N. Richard. Robert Richardson, Moriorie L. Richardson. Noncy A. Richdale. Spencer S. Richens, Gail R Ricker, John D. Riley. Mary Ellen Rincfleisch, Linda E. Risley, Patricio P. Ritchie, Gwendolyn H. Roberts, Christine Roberts, Jonet E. Robie, Corollne Robinson, James Rogers, Constonce Rogers, Goorgo J. HI Rome, Stonton Ross. Dovid Rowell, Linda Rowell, Richord D. Roy, Rosemonde L. Rucl, Eiizobeth A Russell. Amos E. Jr. El SS El Eng Mo SS SS El BE So Ma BE PE BE £pf El SS PE El Sc. SS Mo El El BE 28 Mople Ave., Kingston, Mass Box 355, Wolpole. N. H. Locust Lone, North Conway. N. H. Tomorock Drive, Plymouth, N. H. 41 Grofton St. Lisbon, N. H. 30 So Taylor St.. Manchester. N. H 20 Brown St., Methuen, Moss. 5 Cedar Ave., Stonehom. Moss. 201 Rosemont Dr., Buffolo 26. New York R.F.D. No. 2, Windsor, Vt. R.F.D. No. 2, Windsor, Vt. Meredith. N. H. 52A Longdon St.. Plymouth. N. H. 286 Spruce St., West Hempsteod. N. Y. Box 248, Weilfieet. Cope Cod. Mass Thetford Center, Vt. Box 301. Hudson. N. H. 26 Highlond Ave., Plymouth, Moss. 10 Goulet St., Groveton. N. H. Center Tuftonboro. N. H. 11 Fulton St., Noshuo, N. H. Conway, N. H. 314 Southfield Drive, Foyetteville, N Y R.F.D. Box 69C, Bomsteod, N. H. R.F.D, No. 1, Stafford Sprmgs, Conn R.F.D. Brookfield, Sonbornville, N. H. Lclond Rood, Norfolk, Moss ISO Wolcott St., Bristol, Conn. 25 So. Mom St., Plymouth. N. H, 68 Autumn St., Molden 48, Moss Compton, N. H. Box 53, Compton, N. H. Hill, N. H. 83 Locke Rd., Hampton, N, H. Eppmg, N. H. Bunker St., Formlngton, N. H. 4 Veeder Ave., 8orre. Vt. 7 Palmer St., Gorham, N. H Sand Bank Farm. Contoocook, N. H 73 Pillsbury St., Concord. N. H. River St., Plymouth N. H. 10 Highland Ave.. Rochester, N H. 6 Chestnut Hill, Claremont, N. M. I Soglibene. Soivotore St. Jean, Poul SS St. Jeon, Robert H. Eng Salgols, Klaus Ao Sami a, Robert Mo Sanborn, Mary M. Sondquist, R. H. Jr. SS Sorgent, Eileen (Mrs.) E Soturley, Constance J. PE Sou Inter, Mary L. El Sounders. Cynthia L. EJ Sounders, Judith Berry BE Schenk. Arlene El Schofield. Joy PE Schof.eld, Penelope E Sehruender, Mary R. PE Schurmon. David Eng Seorles. Joon C Sear lei, Judith A. El Center Sandwich, N. H. II Mt. Auburn St., Somersworth, N. H R.F.D. 2. Box 54, Loconio. N. H, 38 Courtlond St.. Noshuo. N. H. 94 Phillips St., Methuen, Moss. Mom St., Alton, N. H. Box 357, Loconio, N. H. R.F.D. No. 3, Plymouth, N. H. R.F.D. El. Pembroke St., Suncook, N. H Box I, Romney Depot, N. H. 251 Alobomo Ave.. Providence. R. I. Center Harbor, N. H. 33 Hunter St., West Newton 65, Moss Eosthom, Mass. 25 Rumford Ave., Wolthom, Moss 54 Dufton Court. No. Andover. Moss. 37 Elm St., Lancaster, N. H. 43 Baxter St., Melrose 76, Moss Ridge Rood, New Durham, N. H 131 STUDENT DIRECTORY Nome Seovcy, Sherrill A Selby, Clelond Serfoss, Dcboroh Serfoss, Eugene Shockett, Ralph E. Shanahan, Elizobeth Shonchon, Thereto F, Shonkcr, Gwen R. Shottler, Solly Show, Morilyn Shaw, Martha Shea, Carolyn Sheltry, Brenda Sherman, Irene R. Shine, Mourcen Shislo, Sandro Shull, Corol E. Shutt, Judith A Sidney, Wolter Simard, Mary Sineloir, Norma E. Simvuori, Judith Skillin, Pomelo J. Slock, Webster V. B. Slayton, Christopher Sloyton, Vero Smith, Brodley Smith, 8ernord L Smith, Goorge E. Smith, Janet F. Smith, Mary Anne Smith, Noncy A. Smith, Patricio A Smith, Peter A. Smith, Solly A. Snell, Arthur L. Jr. Snell, Ronald A Soucy, Barbara Southwick, Priscilla Sauza, Phyllis M, Stacy, Elinor T. Staples, Barbara G. Stork, Robert Stearns, Joseph G. Steele, Suzanne W. Stcevcs, Lloyd H. Stemplo, Potricio A. Stephenson, Donald 8. Stetson, John 8. Stevens, Donna R. Stevenson, Jane E. Stickncy, R. E. Jr, Stips, Potricio C, Stocks, Justine A. Stopkie, Potricio A Stout, Gwendolyn Struzenski, Jeon Stuort, Raymond P. Jr. Sullivan, Karen Sullivan, Richord Swanson, Judith A. Szobo, Fronk W. Sxufnorowski, Mary Ann Saydlo, Jonet Torr, JoMerle Tothom, Dovid Toylor, Carol N. Taylor, Lynn A. Toylor, Moleolm Toylor, Margot Toylor, Martha J. Toylor, Phyllis Tear, J6hn P. Tetley, Vernon T. Tctrcoult, Morgoret E. Thcrrioult, Corol Thomos, Joyce A, Thomos, Stephen D. Thompson, Corol Thomson, David Thompson, Richard W. Thomson, Peter M Thornton, Poul Tilton, Richard Tmel, Peter L. Tkach, Andrew Bert Tomkiewicz. Warren C. Torosion, Anne Torr, Nothon J. Tower, Judy Trocy, Linda Tremarco, Rose Marie Triocco, James M. Tripp, Bette A. Trombley. Judith Tucker, Dole A. Tucker, Linda Turcottc, Beniomm A. Turcotte, Mary Jane Turcot te, Roymoad Turner, Jane Twombly, Shirley (Mrs.) Twomey. Jomes A. Cur. Home Address Stote BE 65 Brackett Rd., Portsmouth. N. M. Eng Box 244, Derby Line, Vt. El Block Horse Motel, Ashland, N. H Sci 8lack Horse Motel, Ashlond, N. H. PE R.F.D. No. I, Bristol, N. H. SS 22 Corroll St., Exeter, N. H. Eng 22 Corroll St., Exeter, N. H. El 7 Rogers St., Plymouth, N. H. El 9 Vine St., Amesbury, Moss. PE 11 Merrill Avonue, Amesbury, Moss El 6 Colonial Drive, Chelmsford, Moss. El 30 Russell Pork, Quincy, Moss M R.F.D. No. J. Grove ton, N. H. SS Brottleboro Rd., Hinsdale, N, H. El 4 D St., Hompton. N. H. El 18 Swon Street, Noshuo, N. H. A Pumpkin Hill Rood, Warner, N. H. El 313 West King St., Pottstown, Penn. SS 7 Reed St., Hudson, N. H. Eng 70 Federol St., Brunswick, Maine BE Box 96, Lincoln, N. H. PE Royalston Road, So. Royolston, Mass. El 23 Glen St., Farmington, N. H. SS Proctorsvllle, Vt. SS New Hompton, N. H. So 12 Lindsay St., Laconia, N. H. BE 26 Dartmouth St., Laconia, N. H. Eng R.F.D. No. 1, Ashland. N. H. Mo R 4, Gilford Villoge. Loconio, N. H. Eng South Donbury, N. H. El Mooney Ave., Swectsburg, Quebec. Canodo M 29 High St., Goffstown, N. H. PE 12 Mam St., Wh.tefield, N. H. SS 121 High St., Exeter, N. H. El Meredith Rood, Center Harbor, N, H. SS Northwood, N. H. PE 26 Mom St., Pittsfield, N. H. BE Box 332, Lcbonon, N. H. El Scotland Rd., Kingston, N. H. PE 18 East Briggs Rd., No. Westport, Moss. BE Bunker Hill Rd., Auburn, N. H. El Tomworth, N. H. SS Pme Grove Trailer Pork, Laconia, N. H. SS 3 Keeblc St„ Plymouth, N. H. El 300 Bedford St., Lexington, Mass. SS R.F.D. No. I, Eost Kingston, N. H. BE 31 High St.. Shelburne Foils, Moss. Mo Woservillo Inn, Compton P. O., N. H. Eng 54 Sanborn St., Locoma, N. H. El 119 Brook St., Frommghom, Moss. Eng 60 Highland St., Plymouth, N. H. PE 32 Joliet St., Loconio, N. H. BE 414 Wilson St., Manchester, N. H. BE Fir St., R.F.D. No. 3, Salem Depot, N. M. El 89 Clark St., Hozlet, New Jersey E 161 Highland St.. Brockton, Moss. El 1 Seneca Rood, Peabody. Moss. Mo Pittsburg, N. H. El Eppmg, N. H. BE Sunset Lone, Franconia, N. H. BE 23 Roy St., Manchester 93, N. H. PE Pockcrs Falls Rd., Newmarket, N. H. El 36 Hildreth St., Lowell, Moss. PE 1 Princeton Ave., West Worwick, R. I T Eng 7 Webster St., Plymouth, N. H. Wentworth, N. H. La 47 Grcenhill Rood, Westwood, Moss. Mo 9 St. Chorles St., Derry, N. M. SS HokJerness. N. H. Holdcrness, N. H. M 17 Pleasant St., Benton Station, Maine El Donbury, N. H. SS 2 Gould Terroce Plymouth, N. H. Mo 45 School St., Lincoln, N. H. El Chester Rood, Derry, N. H. BE Box 124, Londonderry, N. H. El Burleigh Form, Hotdcrncss, N. M. Eng 17 Pine St., Concord, N. H. El 30 Jefferson Ave., Kearny, New Jersey SS Mt. Cube Farm, Orford, N. H. BE 26 Forest St., Fronklin, N. H. SS Mt. Cube Form, Orford N,. H. Sci 293 Walnut St., Manchester, N. H. SS 60 Holman St., Loconio, N. H. Ma 17 Ashlond Plocc, Melrose, Moss. SS 90 Birehwood Rd., Methuen, Moss. Mo 25 Eutow St., Lawrence, Moss. 15 Boio Ave., Amesbury, Mass. Sci Chestnut Hill Rd., Rochester, N. H. El Center Harbor, N. H. El R. R. No. 1. Box 153, North Scituote, R I. SS 719 E. Middle Tpkc., Manchester, Conn. Sci 32 Summer St., Pcnocook, N. H. El 42 Plymouth St., New Bedford, Moss. PE East Mom St., Morlboro, N. H. El Mount Sunopee. N. H. BE 60 Wibird St., Portsmouth, N. H. PE Mom St., Salmon Falls, N. H. H 99 Prout Ave., Manchester, N. H SS 11 Idlewood Dr., Auburn, Moss BE 93 P.ne St., Brottleboro. Vt. BE 9 Crowford St., Plymouth, N. H. PE 105 Ploin St., Rockland. Moss. U Name Cur. Uhlman, Corol F. BE Upton, Morgoret L. Urquhorf, Linda E. El Home Address Stote Mad River Rood. Thornton, N. H. R.F.D. Morlboro, N. H. 63 Powow St., Amesbury, Moss. V Voilloncourt, Robert Voillont, Aldnge Vaitkunos, Potricio VonEttcn, Peggy Vonier, Peter A. VanNostrand, Anne L. Voci, Elaine L. Vorbcou, Dovid P. Voveris, Ronald Lo SS PE El SS Eng La SS 33Yj Benson Ave., Noshuo, N. H. River St., Ashlond, N. H. 93 Jones St., Athol, Moss. R.F.D. 4, Locomo, N. H. 140 School St., Lebonon, N. H. 242 Fairfield Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. 379 Eost Main St., Avon, Mon. Sweet Hill Ave., Ploistow, N. H. 161 West Hollis St., Noshuo, N. H. W Wodleigh, Anne £. Wagner, James Walker, David Wolker, Erwin L. Jr. Wolkcr, Natalie C. Wo I loco, Joyce Warren, Joon Warren, JoAnn Worren, Somuel W. Watermon, Foy L. Webber, Noncy Weeks. Carol R. Weeks. Karen S. Weeks, Mortha R. Wells, Duone S. Wcscotf, Jomes B. Westfall, Jone Wether bee. Me roc Wheeler, Michocl L. Whitoker, Darnel White, Bonnie White, Chorles G. White, Eleanor White, Glenda R. White, Richard C. Whiteheod, Non Whiting, Moriann Whiting, Timothy Wilder, Suson Wilkie, Floyd W. Wilkinson, William P. Willey, Chester L. Jr. Wilmot, Robert A. Wilson, Dovid Wilson, Kay D. Wilson, William T. Winchester, Jone Withom. 8cverly Wolfe, Frederick D. Wood, Lawrence Wood. A. Noncy Woodman, Jomes Woodmon, Roberta L. Woods, Cyntha Woods, Frances R. Woodward, Wendell Workman, Michael C. Woronko, Andrco Wright, Elizobeth M. Wnght, Foster E. Wright, Frederick Wright, Pomelo G. Wszolek, Donicl Wylie, Richord El 2 Merrill St., Plymouth, N. H. Sci 406 Gronite St„ Monchcster, N. H E R.F.D. Plainfield, N. H. 8E 63 Pieosont St., Plymouth, N. H. SS 63 Pieosont St., Plymouth, N. H. El Dane Rd., Center Horbor, N. H. BE 62 Washington St., Littleton, N. H. El R.F.O. Center Horbor, N. H. Sci R.F.D. Center Horbor, N. H. Eng Main St., Meredith, N. H. El I High St., Wakefield, Mass. BE Box 279, RFD No. 1. Manchester. N. H El Sullivon St., Charlestown, N. H. El Eoton Porkwoy, Meredith, N. H. SS Plo.nf.etd, Vt _ _ u P£ 208 Dover Point Road, Dover, N. H. El 12 Spring St., Bristol, N. H. PE 27 Carroll Rd.. No. Grafton, Mass. SS 105 Pieosont St., Concord, N. H. Eng West Thornton, N. H. Ena Newfound Lake, 8ristol, N. H. Mo 67 North Shore Blvd., Hompton, N. H. PE 36 Main St., Goffstown, N. H. El I Lindbergh Ave., Amesbury, Moss. Ma 4A Edmonds Court, Plymouth, N. H. BE 62 Freedom Drive. Fronklin, N. H. BE R.F.D. No. 2, Whitcfield, N. H. El Goodrich Rd., Wolfeboro, N. H. Ei R.F.D. No. 2, Concord, N. H. 16 Emerson St., Plymouth. N. H. PE R.F.D. No. 3, Loke Shore Rood, Loconio, N. H. SS 8 Toskcr Lone, Newmorket, N. H. SS 149 1 Ith St., Lowell, Moss. PE 45 Tolbot St.. Manchester, N. H. BE 31 Tutherly Ave., Claremont, N. H. PE 166 Rockhill Ave., Portsmouth, N. H. PE Canal Rood, Orleans, Moss. 8E Grove Street, North Conway, N. H. Sci Rf- 25, Wentworth, N. H. Mo Alfred, Maine Eng 158 Amherst St., Noshuo. N. H. SS Red Hill Rd., Center Horbor, N. H. El Meredith, N. H. PE R.F.D. No. 1, Woodsvillo, N. H. p£ 3 So. Moptc St., Shelburne Falls, Moss. p£ Orford, N. H. SS Hill, N. H. Eng 88 Tory Road, Monchcster, N. H. Lo New Rood, North Hompton, N. H. SS R.F.D. 1, Washington Rd.. Rye, N. H. SS River St., Plymouth, N. H. El 530 Murdock Ave., Meriden, Conn. PE 9 Bortlett St., Amsterdam, New York El 108 Poul Revere Rd., Needham, Mass- Y Yoroscwick, Wolter R. York, Penelope Young, Joyce Young, Shorlene O. Mo 21 Chorter St., Exeter, N. H. Eng Belknap Mountain Rood, Loconio, N. ft. El 881 Union Ave., Loconio, N. H. El 101 Londoff Rood, Lisbon, N. H, Z Zoulios, Irene C. Curley, Clarence Novillis, Corol BE 24 Emerson St., Plymouth, N. H. BE 8 Rouleau St., Borlin, N. H. SS 38 Jenncss St., Rochester, N, H. 132