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

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SYMPHONIC BAND ROW : I.. Conk. X. Webl cr, B. Tripp. D Brown. ROW 2: R May, M Mooney, M. Bellcfcuillc, J Randall. B. Rivir«.n, K Dunne, M. Sanborn. K. Bockus, O. IlcfTcman, F.. Currier, M. Hurley. K Weeks. J Bryant. ROW 3: E. Evlward. B Butterfield, I). Gourd, P Landry . G. White. (». Piper, J McManus, S White, D. Bigelow, J Beaudoin. II Scluiremtedt. Wight. R. Merrill, L. Berk. T Kidder, j llealy, I). Brown. ROW 4: L. Brown, W. Provost, R Lauterhaeh, C. Fit , X. Barker, D. Downs DANCE BAND The Symphonic Band is the fastest growing musical organization on campus. It presents several concerts on cant-pus each year including the ‘‘invitational’ concerts which brings outstanding high school bands to the campus. The Pep Band” is a more | opular group of instrumentalists selected from the Symphonic Band to perform at various athletic events during the year. PEP BAND ROW I: J. llealy, I) Brown. ROW 2: R. Merrill. I. Ci»ok. S. White. R. I autcrharh. A. Wight, C. Fit , (». Piper. 8. Butterfield. ROW 3: F. May. D. Down . ROW I: J Bryant. R May, D. Brown. R. Merrill, B Butterfield. tOlf 2• R Lauterhai h, S. White. J McManus, D. Brown, L. Beck.

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POLYPHONIC CHOIR The Polyphonic Choir sings masterworks from choral litera- throughout the state in the Spring. The Tour Choir is a turc each year with two major performance seasons center- new group, formed from the Polyphonic Choir. I his group ing around the Christmas Candlelight Concert in December presents many superb concerts throughout the state, and the annual tour concerts in various high schools COLLEGIANS COLLEGIANETTES ROW I: J. Perry, E. Keeler, D. Dickinson, J. Griffin. HOW 2: R Arsenault. A. Russell, I.. Cook. A. Fitt, R. Lauterbarh, B. Butterfield. M. Gould, D. Bigelow. I) Downs ROW .7: R. May, V. Colby. P. Bonk. I.. Berk. BRASS ENSEMBLE ROW I: J. Hcaly, It Butterfield, S. White. A. While, J. McManus, D Brown, L. Berk. ROW 2: I) Downs, R. Lauterbach, D. Bigelow.

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Scriom thinking at a WRA meeting WOMEN’S RECREATION ASSOCIATION The Women’s Recreation Association sjtonsors and organizes intramural activities for the women at P.S.C. These activities are o|x n for all 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.