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

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SPIRIT . . . No one will ever forget the thrill when Joe Dudek broke Walter Payton’s touchdown record. Everyone was certainly out that afternoon to cheer Dudek and Plymouth State’s football team on. Our spirit was definitely exemplified during that game. Spirit is another very important aspect of the life of students at PSC. There is so much more than studying. For example, Plymouth State’s annual events show our spirit. There is the Company show in February to let the public know that PSC is indeed more than just a teaching college. There is our Homecoming weekend with a parade, football game and crowning of a homecoming King and Queen. There is winter carnival as well. Through the spirit shown by the faculty, staff, and students, we soon realize what Plymouth is all about. It is a warm, fun loving, sharing community, always willing to show it’s spirit. 12

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CONSIDERATION . . . Helping others is something we take great pride in here at PSC. There are a lot of different ways we aid one another. Tutoring, peer counseling groups, and even roommates are examples of academic help. Through these groups, students are assisted by one another. Sometimes it is better relating to someone your own age than to someone ten or twenty years older. The faculty and staff here at PSC are always more than willing to help anyone with their problems. They bend over backwards to make sure you are doing well and are very cooperative in seeing that you reach your goals. A person should have little trouble in acheiv-ing their goals because of the cooperation, dedication, and caring of the faculty and staff. You haven’t really felt good until you have had the experience of helping others. n the feeling?

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