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

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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

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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

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 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