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

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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

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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

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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