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

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1980 volume:

ro hard times, easy times, happy times, and-reflecjingpock over the past four years there were d responsibility allowing us to gfpw sad times each enriched our understandlngof matu y . fOU(j intellectually. sociaHy. and physically, of ttWwe an-nr going we wwchererroar memories with laughing eyes and emotions that show,we ar growing old ” i remember the high moons at branch brook, cramming tor that calculus warn, getting hosed down at the first psc (honest to goodness) rioLjfliCig ft snow bStks after late hlghti at thei I pub. bonnie, trent, Orleans, meadowkDri h jflgmer for modern european history, kissing the moose, the senior cruise, and an that money you never hod and i I,. {v • the class of 1980 ended the old decade and began the new. the 80 s will show a new future for US a I With increasing opportunities and rewards for all who are willina to reach out with gusto ', lets go for it. its there for the taking. Plymouth state college tangents 1980 rectangles into a new decade squares fall happenings ■ entertaining people and places. triangles what was happening first semester? sports and more. O □ JT1 1 tangents a transition: from winter to spring 65 97 circles organizations, greeks, seniors some faces in the crowd. seniors the future. 129 ’ Af 145 •• • ‘Kf 3 earlier this year dr chong said, anderson all the way. anderson. however, dropped out of the republican race, and is now making a go of it as an independent, is dr. chong right in his prediction? only election day will tell for sure .. s when asked who will win the presidential election, dr. egbert, a kennedy supporter, thought a minute, and then solemnly stated, james earl carter 7 CANDIDATE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES I HEREBY DECLARE MY PREFERENCE FOR CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO BE AS FOLLOWS: RONALD REAGAN □ JOHN B. ANDERSON □ HOWARD H. BAKER □ GEORGE H. W. BUSH □ JOHN B. CONNALLY □ PHILIP M. CRANE □ ROBERT DOLE □ CANDIDATE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY FOR VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES I HEREBY DECLARE MY PREFERENCE FOR CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO BE AS FOLLOWS: JESSE A. HELMS □ The Basics CANDIDATE OF THE CANDIDATE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES I HEREBY DECLARE MY PREFERENCE FOR CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO BE AS FOLLOWS: EDMUND G. BROWN, JR. □ JIMMY CARTER □ RICHARD B. KAY □ EDWARD M. KENNEDY □ LYNDON H. LaROUCHE □ DEMOCRATIC PARTY FOR VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES I HEREBY DECLARE MY PREFERENCE FOR CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO BE AS FOLLOWS: !•' y wmi The Future is First At rnminn soviets Have Distinct Allvantane J Distinct Advantage „ Are you readv'Sflmid oiscante A NUCLEAR ENERGY. TBS INFLA TION AMD JOB! THE NEXT LIVING WITH LESS OIL FINISHING SCI FOR OUTLAW _ MAN OVER A BARREL Military Poi rhe Turn of a Decade HAS THE U.S. LOST ITS CLOl THE ANDREW YOUNG AFFAIR WHAT’S WRONG WITH THEDC-IO? I CHR YSLER’SBIG BOOST Welcome Bock RoundsJm me sm Enter Students, [Kit Teachers THE U.S. GE A NUCLEAR CrackdowifaillilWfB SHUTDOWN On Porn Carter’s Plight: t THE GOLD BUGS RUN THE BIG TRAVEL MESS Lost At who runs iran? AN OLYMPIC BOYCOl AMERICA’S LONG VIGI U.S. vs. IRAN-US' Power i 11 i o n G a s o im eIVI ideas 10 i I Talking Back to the Tube Dancing Defector-a Russian Fairy Tale THE recession Simonini S ■ rrfrrurcieai TRENDS THAT SHA inuai scitooi street lose Party COOKIE MONSTERS You've Got to Be Optimistic' mVtfhere Bureaucracy “ Reallv Runs Riot OIL CRUNCH tool E 09 0. tetor EE J c j � er S'Sti rr?“ s OM SOLD | Changing Schnols 4 YA TOLLAH out: 1 What Happens Now? 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It's Called |lliflfnCnMf R Midcourse Correction” I W HIS GANG H||PSC To Cut Energy Usage LiveVmor New Non Alcoholic Pub T9 No more kegs? f? ‘I’m Scared, But I’m Optimistic’ f„l Chances STARVING HID In ’R| A LONG WAIT I yuUi JUT ls Peace With Russia y fl' BankRobberies- ' OF4 CREDIT CRUNCH New U S PRICE OF HIGH PRICES mashes Recor PE THE FUTURE 12 dr. james hogan — a great inspiration the senior class of 1980 is proud to dedicate the conning tower yearbook of 1980 to dr james j. hogan, a teacher who has been a great inspiration to each and every one of us. dr. hogan has taught for 32 years, 27 of which have been at Plymouth state he has seen many changes take place here and has watched the college grow from a small educational institution to a larger college which offers many new fields of study dr. hogan has given countless hours for 25 years with the model general assembly of the united nations, one of the oldest such simulations in the world. as an extremely competent historian, dr. hogan has stressed a strong belief in international education, educationally, he has constantly expressed the basic philosophy in the making of a completely well-rounded student; that is, the student should be concerned with academic, athletic, cultural and social pursuits, he believes psc can and does offer these advantages. dr. hogan has always been considered a dynamic. 'forceful ond sincere educator, a teacher who made it a point to know all his students on a personal basis, his enthusiasm made the subject matter alive and was contagious, he was concerned with people a favorite expression of his was, history is not dead, it is alive.” dr hogan fulfilled this concept with his colorful and animated teaching in all his classes. — history was alive! the class of 1980 thank dr. hogan for the many contributions he has made for us and for Plymouth state college, it has been truly an honor to have among us a teacher who has given so much of himself. ‘the college has become more diversified, students at Plymouth state used to be more directed towards career in education when i came to Plymouth in 1968 there were only four faculty in the ort department, and our facilities were in rounds hall, it seemed we were always fitting into other peoples spaces, at the time, there were no four-year programs for art students, the biggest change has been the growth, the art faculty is now much larger, there are more students in art. and there are two different four-year programs with a third on the way. 'the students have always had vitality, there is a core of interested students, full of creative energy, we have a very fine art department and the students can generally find something here. ‘i really feel that Plymouth has a lot of possibilities for students to take hold and get a good education. ... it was a difficult decision for me to make — whther or not to retire, but i intend to paint more and take a active part in the community, i would also like to to some traveling and visit some of my family.' i don't feel i'm an accomplished artist yet. and i'd like to work on that. mary taylor professor of art 14 who’s who steve bean janice burke michael bulter Catherine chaput russell cutting michael dalton tammie daniels douglas deville sheila devine marcia fanaras genefle grant william green, jr. donna hamlin keith havens jack hough kathleen ireland felice jannelle richard john joseph macintyre keven marks Charles mattia kathleen o'connor nancy ottolini Catherine reynolds elizobeth riding jeri robertson Stephen st. lawrence Stephen sedensky peter simonini james speigel jeffrey vaughn dennis vienneau joann Wallace cynthia waiter laurie wifliams john zacker is t The ocean brought me peace the wind gave me energy the sun warmed my spirit the flowers showed me life but you made me feel love............. S P Schutz no ties are attached to friendship, I know you will agree, we can always be together, being happy being free. i can take the silence, so maybe you can too. i always thought you liked me, I always thought you knew. today we can be together, at least for a little while, the day goes by so quickly, when i see you friendly smile. 16 Danette f. kolb 18 19 21 interactions 22 23 27 interactions !9 iO YiVJ: if oil the men could answer your ffll-in-the- blanks , the world would rejoice in knowledge. and we could become friends. if all the women could answer your queries. we could never repeat the long-lost emphasis on the equality of adorn to eve. surely there's a king, now lost. who could rule with the whim of the moment, but for now, there's not an escape route that could cover all that exits. - liz seocord 35 47 Plymouth state entertainment 49 50 trent artertoerry SI hariem globetrotters 5 2 bonnie raitt Orleans S� david frye S4 ss 58 59 W) 61 t % earth day my heart leaps up when i behold a rainbow in the sky: so was it when my life began; so is it now i am a man; so be it when i shall grow old. or let me die! the child is father of the man; and i could wish my days to be bound each to each by natural piety. wilfioms wordsworth athletic a 64 6S 67 mmm Plymouth state college r� i Plymouth state college W o f m i e e e n I a s d m h o c k e y 70 71 Plymouth state college 7b “8 79 the 1980 women's locrosse team had another good year with only one loss to dartmouth. they played outstanding games against their opponents such as colby college, castleton. middlebury. uvm, and the new england division II tournements. it was at dartmouth where they defended their division ll champion's title, they played bridgewater and holy cross in the semi-finals, and went on to victory in a tough game with boston college, winning 6 to 4. the team was led offensively by captains janice burke and kelly springer with their many goals and leadership, dlso on offense was senior kelly riley. and newcomers patty caton, michele parini and deb harris. the defense was led by captain judy curley and senior julie ghioto. who combined their efforts for an aggressive defense, also on defense were newcomers senior denise rioux. felicia lynch, and sheri wollard. first year goalie linda mitchell did a superior job with many saves throughout the season. coach nell should be recognized for her dedication, caring and hard work, also, assistant coach laurie williams should be commended for the time and effort she gave in her first year of coaching. women’s lacrosse commended 80 81 a memory somethir g lost but regained, something found that brings pain, a thought hidden deep inside, like a wave at early tide, a face engraved upon her mind, that stays with her through out time, but someday she'l forget, maybe thats the time to regret, happy memories should be dept, while others we must accept, life will go on until the day. that a memory goes away . . . danette f. kolb i learned many things at Plymouth, not only in the classrooms, but anywhere there were people. PSC gave so much to me. i wish there was something i could do so she would remember i was there, maybe that is what i'm trying to do through writing this, i am a better person because of her. my life is richer with knowledge, friendships and cherished memories, i really hate to leave, but that is what a college is for — to prepare you for leaving and going out to find your place in the world, i'll be filled with mixed emotions as i leave, sad about leaving but also glod about going to places i don't know yet. i'll try to return for future homecomings, but it's better just remembering times like when we were known as the mar-ylyon front five ..... karen mitchell 84 winter i walk in silent solitude, shapes about me white, vision of crystal castles, around me day and night. a winter world for romance, of games beneth the snow, to give our childish pleasures a little more time to grow. a sleigh ride withing a world sparkling fresh and new. like a summer meadow amidst a morning dew. to touch a single snowflake would have it vanish from view, never to be seen again t� snowflakes are born anew. winter snowfalls protect us. from summer heat and rain, if only nature would allow it to always remain the same. danette f. kolb 86 spring break ’8 mountain rivers run deep in spring. the deepness is there for anyone taking time to watch it. he would race with the rapids. he would linger with the breakwaters; swirl after the plunges, and he would be deep. in summer, mountain streams will drain every crevice to stay alive and flow to the sea. to the person sharing this struggle would come a sense of wonder, determination and anxiety. fall finds the mountain stream weak but receiving life from rain or early snow. now it wi laze along in a peaceful daze: almost in wait for winter's refreshing slumber. the man watching the water's relaxation must, in part. feel that feeling too yes. the stream must flow to the plains and the sea and the fish pays Ns fare with death but it must be. Everything of nature's nature and human nature is in accord. the beauty of creation lasts forever, g such awareness often escapes man and his mechanical lever. 91 92 foil struck in. this morning, in full bass chords of color — smeared his paint roller over the hardwoods and down to the fields, slapped pumpkins with pigments unparalleled by mortals; sent sparks flying in the shapes of leaves fluttering, clicking to the floor . . . - liz seacord 94 Y; .fi t i Plymouth state college women’s tennis 99 100 101 mens tennis RMU9 9 mmm 105 107 109 sports wrap up football coach - clan zaneski norwtch university 6-41 L boston state 20-17 W mass maritime 21-5 W framingham state 10-14 L maine moritime 7-8 I univ. of new haven 19-21 L bridgewater state 14-21 I western corm state 27-14 W nichots coiege 0-13 L curry coiege 35-24 W ice hockey cooch - dove webster mlt 4-7 L qulnnipoc coiege 7-3 W univ. of new englond 6-2 W stooeh college 3-7 L hawthome coiege 0-3 I fitchburg stote 2-3 L new hampshire college 6-4 W univ. of new engsand 10-2 W omherst coiege 1-8 L Worcester stote 13-1 W stoned coiege 1-5 L roger w ams 8-4 W fitchburg state 2-6 L men’s soccer coach - gerd kitter fitchburg state 2-0 W western new englond 2-0 w st ansetm's 3-1 w castleton state 3-1 w lyndon stote 7-0 w keene state 0-0 T norwlch university 2-0 w husson college 5-0 w giossboro state 2-0 w rutgers-camden 3-1 w new hampshire college 2-0 w framingham state 3-0 w middlebury college 0-2 L Johnson state 4-0 W westfieid state 1-3 L university of lowei 2-0 W field hockey cooch -dot cfcew univ. of s. mane 6-0 W lyndon state 1-2 I dartmouth coiege 2-4 L Johnson state 0-3 L boston university 0-2 L boston coiege 3-0 W northeastern univ 5-0 W bates coiege 3-0 w univ. of Vermont 1-1 T univ. of maine orono 3-2 W bridgewater state 2-3 I keene stote 6-0 w soiem state 2-2 T c.w post 1-2 L cotoy sawyer 1-0 W new eogiand college 2-0 W keene state 1-0 w women’s soccer coach • steve kmpstem cotoy college 7-0 W psc tounament placed 2nd cotoy sawyer (Jv) 8-0 W costleton state 3-0 W midcaebury coiege 1-0 W keene state 5-0 W brown university 0-4 L suny @ cortland 0-3 L bowdoto coiege 2-4 L Wv. of Vermont 0-5 L cotoy coiege 4-1 W dartmouth coiege 0-3 L bates coiege 7-1 W boston college 1-2 L westfieid state 1-4 L women’s basketball cooch - andrea koehn norwich university 58-52 W soiem state 65-59 W castleton stote 70-41 w univ. of maine orono 48-70 L rhode island college 55-84 L frankin pierce 55-59 L costleton state 82-57 W keene state 59-78 L univ. of s. maine 52-67 L boston college 57- 91 L Johnson state 67-42 W st. onselm's 66-61 W st. michaers 59-60 L keene state 50-59 L new hampshke coiege 62-46 W women’s lacrosse cooch — janet net mtddtetxjry college 9- 4 W cotoy co'.ogo 12- 5 castleton stote 15-0 cotoy sawyer (Jv) 4-3 univ. of Vermont 8-3 dartmouth coiege 4-15 Springfield coiege 10-2 bridgewater state 16-11 holy cross 9-6 boston coiege 6-4 softball cooch - welter Warner new hampshire col 11-4 new hompshre col 5-3 lyndon stote 10-3 lyndon state 5-1 castleton stote 20-1 iniv. of nh 3-2 univ. of nh 0-5 univ of s maine 5-3 iniv. of s. mome 17-16 new englond coiege 13-1 W new englond coiege 11-2 W brown university 9-8 barrington coiege 9-1 Worcester stote 3-5 trenton state 1-8 men’s basketball cooch - dayton spouking soiem state )ohnson state st anselm's costleton state lyndon state southeastern moss giossboro state trenton state stocton state fitchburg state husson college franklin peirce castleton state keene state univ. of s mcxne new hampshire col Johnson state norwich university eastern conn state lyndon state bates coiege keene state 68-89 69-71 41-66 66-47 72-81 65- 72 66- 87 71-84 59-70 96-85 90-107 86-114 57-46 68-85 94-86 74-94 34-31 98-45 68-95 L 105-85 W 67- 73 I 76-96 L 112 ar$r$rr?rrrrr?rrr . rr sports wrap up men’s lacrosse coach - dove webster new hampshire cot 12-11 W new engiand colego 6-11 L univ. of Vermont 5-9 L costteton state 15-3 W westfieid state 12-5 W norwich univ 7-10 L boston stote 13-15 L univ mane orono 15-11 W colby coaege 14-13 W omherst college 14-7 w bowdoin college 2-12 L athletes of the year steve bean judy curiey debbie hughes women’s tennis cooch - jonet net univ. of Vermont 1-4 L univ. of s. mane 4-1 W new engiond college 4-1 W colby sawyer 2-3 L middle bury b 4-3 W keene state 4-0 W bowdoin colego 1-4 I dortmouth (jv) 2-6 L bates 5-0 W men’s tennis new engiand col. 4-5 L st onset's 8-1 W castieton state 9-0 W mode island col 6-3 w soiem stote 2-7 L new engiand qualifier botes coiege ptoce 20 2-7 I univ. of s. mane 3-6 L univ. of towel 6-3 W cross country wrestling coach- jomes aguiar mit 42-0 W boston state 43-14 W w«oms college 27-21 w univ. of hartford 35-5 w norwich univ. 43-9 w boston univ 18-25 I harvard aw 4-42 L brown univ. 33-16 w mode island coiege 18-25 I univ. mane orono 33-11 W univ. moine p i 41-6 w univ. of towel 27-14 w yole univ. b 20-26 L westeyan aw 25-20 W bowdoin coiege 42-5 W moss maritime 17-28 L western new engtond 6-38 L brtogewoter state 39-6 W omherst coiege 21-28 L norwich univ. 31-19 W univ. of nh 26-19 W baseball cooch - rick hutchins eastern con. state 1-6 L eastern conn, state 3-4 L castieton state 2-3 L castieton state 7-5 W univ of s. moine 8-1 W univ. of s. moine 2-1 w fitchburg state 4-6 L fitchburg state 6-3 w st. micheais 5-1 w sf micheais 13-4 w norwich univ 4-5 L norwich univ. 8-5 w southeastern mass 10-9 w southeastern mass 2-7 I univ. of nh 7-4 w univ. of nh 7-8 L middtebury coiege 2-4 L middebury coiege 6- 7 L univ. of towel 4-12 L univ. of towel 9-14 L place mteams cooch - rick hutchins smu Invitational 7 th 7 psc mvitationol 2nd 10 codfish bowl 10th keene state dual meet 2nd ne championships 24th ncaa dv I qu qualifiers 12th womens skiing cooch - fed Kotva danforth cup 2nd 8 div I championships 3rd 7 psc invitational 7th 8 con am series 1 3rd 7 craftsbury common xc 3rd 6 men’s skiing coach - ted kotva netsc osbome dv. 2nd 8 neisc championships 3rd 9 can am series I 3rd 9 ncsa nationals 8th 12 ns 117 118 Some stretch truth about their roots; sized family tree and shaking limb, caress with white (snow. faing loot), leaves insdating on lonely roots. Christopher H.-il Morse 19 121 the 1980 tubmg regotto. the best event of the yect kicked off the year on Saturday, may 3. 259 regestered and 200 urve-gestered tubers sailed down the baker river from smith bridge in rumney to longdon pork m Plymouth. tubers sailed the river on this sinny day while evening magazine toped the event for their show, three stops were scattered along the course where stunts such as an obstacle course and roce in which an apple is corried under the chin took place, the two m e roce through II degree water was won by the pheomx and it's crew members keifh markley. b� barron, andy jeoson. and dove mardis the winner's time was 54 rrinutes the tubing committee headed by mike hark ins. john fobdm, and don cookie baker included gcrf garrison, mary onn sowo. kevin Owens, eric honson. chris doly. and bruce eitot mr. john burff was adviser. r 129 U1 lambda chi . ' it v-'i ■ls'- mm aiflL'j.. a Lt i ISSIS ffilWSTWtm I5ii fiM. 1 5 i tot Kti a e cheerleaders I’ordre du bon temps epic O. k senate the conning editors cindy waiter scott neskey junior editor vicky woodward tower s t a photography pete adams scott shanken Ellen courtemanche susan faerber susan jacoby Christopher rr� of$e joanne Wallace t f layout p preston susan faerber seniors lucie johnson advertising eric johnson ort vicky woodward kevin danie 138 the c.p. 139 1-40 T . “this is 142 143 Richard Amster Jeanne M. Anderson Elementary EcJ. K-6 Pete Anderson Jennifer D. Amster Psychology Kathleen E. Austin Elementary Ed. EC Cheri L. Bailey Psychology Joseph Andrascik Soc. Sci: Anttvo Soc. Lisa M. Bailey App. Secretarial So. Jean Baines w a Don Baker Eileen Ban Douglas R. Berry Elementory Ed K-6 Angela J. Barrett Regina L. Batchelder LA Biology Physical Education Steve L. Bean Physical Education 146 Cathy A. Bournival Music Education William G. Bigg History Gerald W. Billings Physical Education Laura A. Bloom Jnterdscipljnory Richard M. Boutin Apo Business: Mktg, Kathleen Bradley Bus. Adnn«n. Mktg. Mary C. Brennan Elementary Ed. K-6 Susan M. Bresnahan LA Art Robin Brodeur interas Stuc es Kathryn A. Brooks Bus Admin Marketing Barbara Brown Eric T. Brown Physical Education Heidi Brown Deborah Bunszel Denise Burnham 147 Maureen S. Burns Physical Education David S. Cady Physical Education Vincent S. Cahill Physical Education Bob Carlson « Gerard Casey Deanna L Camputaro Psychology Lisa M. Chloros App Business. Account. Cheryl L. Christiansen Physical Education Andrew Clarke Anne Clark Patricia J. Churas App Secretarial Sci Maureen S. Clark General Studies Ann T. Callegari Physical Education Kathleen A. Chatfield Physical Education Pamela J. Clancy Elementary Education EC Nancy Clark Bus Admin Marketing 148 Edward F. Coffey Bus Admin Marketog Susanne A. Cone Secretarial Bus. Ed. Kathleen M. Conlin Bus Admin Morketmg Lynn Conn Elementary Education K-6 Patti J. Connor Interdcs. Studies Rich Connors Catherine J. Conrey Office Admin. Joe Corriveau Alison J. Cosgrove French Education Nancy Cote Steven Cote Linda J. Corson App Secretarial Sci. Ronald R. Cotter Not Sci. Environ B-oiogy Ellen M. Courtemanche Bus Admin Marketing Ray Coutermarsh Marla M. Countryman Elementary Education K-6 149 Deborah L. Crane Physical Education Michael Crowe Physical Education Patricia A. Cowdery LA Englsh Kimberly J. Crandall Art Education Gary D. Curtis Bus. Admm Marketing Russell N. Cutting Psychology Michael Dolton Business Janet R. Dearborn Bus Admin Management Darlene L Despres Bus Admm Marketing Nancy L. DeGraff Elementary Education K-6 Stephen Demarais Bus Admm Undeclared Robert J. Dennis Bus Admm Marketing Deborah A Dietl Secretarial Bus Educ Patricia A. 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