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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1987 volume:

CONNING TOWER 1987 A LOOK OF OUR OWN Tradition - a word that means Plymouth State. The Conning Tower over Rounds Hall and the memories of good times made Plymouth State the place that alumni wanted to return to. Plymouth State overflowed with many traditions. Homecoming. Winter Carnival, Blucgrass, and Livermore Falls. Traditions were adapted and new activities started in hopes of beginning a new tradition. The strength of our alumni helped keep these traditions alive. Their visits and continuing support renew our love for Plymouth State. 2 Left Page: Top Right: I'm ape happy! Middle Left: We missed our 1:25. Bottom Left: Kiss today good-bye. Side: Yeah. I think I personify PSC. Right Page: Left: Hey, these guys arc party animals. Bottom: Rounds Clock Tower. tav-� 3 £ A P.S.C. 1987 HERE’S A m. LOOKING YOU Right Page: Top Left: Look at that! Top Right: Sorry can’t help you. Bottom Left: Next move for Karate Kid II Bottom Right: This is my best side. A LOOK BACK AT ’87 Reflections . . . recollections . . . a time to look back and recall memories from both the distant and recent past. We may look back and remember our years at PSC from the first insecure, revealing freshman year to the present, or we may just think back on the past year. Orientation and sports camps began the year and activities continued throughout the fall. The highlight of Homecoming, also brought back alumni from both far and near. Winter activities flourished with Winter Carnival and a variety of winter sports. Who could forget tray-sledding and snowball fights? And of course. Spring Break announced the coming of warm weather. Laying out on ML lawn, frisbee on the Common, and trips to Livermore. And as a final goodbye, Spring Fling, Bluegrass, and the final Graduation party. We will always carry these memories with us to recall our pride and loyalty, as well as our good times and lasting friendships from PSC. Top Right: You light up my life. Middle Left: That's the line up. Middle Right: Our Son! Bottom: Don’t fall. 6 7 9 Left Page:Top: Pemi's Bloom County. Bottom: Hat's off to Alice. Right Page: Top: Grafton King and Queen. Left: I wear my sunglasses at night. Right Top: Panther pride. Right Bottom: And the winner is! SCENES OF ’87 People, attitudes and personalities. We were all different, yet in many ways we were all the same. We all experienced the crunch of finals or the excitement of the Snow Ball or the annual snowball fights between dorms. The Plymouth experience began the day we walked into our dorms as freshmen and met the person we would spend the next nine months with. We went through the horrors of registration which was hard to master even after 4 years. However, fun was always in the air at Plymouth. Playing at the field house, lounging in the sun at M.L. Beach, playing frisbee on the common, or cruising to Livermore . . . The good and bad times were experienced and shared by all. However, no matter how diverse the experience the one common aspect was the people, the people we met in class, the people we lived with, and the people we formed lasting friendships with. T • YOU 11 13 14 fa LOOKING TO THE FUTURE Left Page: Top: Here's looking at YOU! Bottom Left: I'm Pope ye the Sailors man. Bottom Right: Arc you talking to me. Right Page: Top: Smith leads the way. Middle Left: Keep smiling. Middle Right: And we danced. Bottom: Did you see that. 15 As the campus thrives with the spirit of autumn, sports, and parties, we never forget the theme of Homecoming. Fallen Leaves, Rising Spirits: Homecoming Tradition! 19 ar« « PSC is bursting through the years as the Alumni fill the campus. Another Successful Homecoming. Although Plymouth is covered with snow, most students find ways to get through. Winter Never Passes PSC Without A Competitive Fight IH E COLLEGE EXPERIENCE 23 Everyone joins in for PSC Wintercarnival to make a week full of fun. PSC Was Siskel And Ebert For Winter Carnival 25 PSC is lost under 25 feet of raging water from the Pemi! Another Year Of Drencing At PSC. T H E COLLEGE EXPERIENCE 27 PSC returns ninehundred years, as the medeival forum presents itself. PSC Welcomes The Ancient World. 29 The carnival scene at PSC unfolds with Spring Fling. PSC Has Spring Fever the college experience 31 Spring comes in different modes as people hit the grass! 32 Friends like these are easy to find at PSC! Friends Are Everywhere! J_H E COLLEGE EXPERIENCE 35 The smiles at PSC are always heartwarming . . . The Camera Is On You Kid! 37 GRIDDERS WIN BIG! Again NFFC Championship At PSC PANTHER PRIDE WOMEN DO PSC PROUD! mu 43 FIRST NCAA TOURNEY WOMEN END DIV III RUNNER-UPS. BEST IN 11 YEARS MEN TO LITTLE EAST SEMI FINALS 49 50 si ian PANTHER PRIDE P.S.C. Stands For Excellence. S3 PANTHER PRIDE PANTHER PRIDE THE YEAR IN THE LIFE OF P.S.C. A GREAT YEAR! P.S.C. STANDS TALL WITH PRIDE! r 59 60 61 PANTHER PRIDE 86-87 Was A Proud Season! 63 ALPHA THETA Greek life can be the best experience of your college career Kerry Cookson “Greek life with out it I could not of made it. Chris Woods “Getting together with a group of friends; sharing good limes and bad times but mostly good times. Rich Colantonio 66 IOTA DELTA CHI 'Ditto Kristen and Debbie” Lisa Sanborn Being involved in a close network of friends that will be there forever ... for the fun times and sad times. Debbie Linke, President “Being a member of a large grcck family Kristen Martin 67 LAMBDA CHI “Gives someone another reason to attend this school a part from classes. Always have a place to come back to after graduation.” Bob Holmbcrg, President The benefits arc in finite, its what you make of it.” Steve Rowncy. “If you arc a student at P.S.CJts the only thing to be. It's been a very positive change in my life: I feel its very rewarding to be a grcck.” Steve Riley. V. President 68 TAU OMEGA Friends forever and a place to call home. Shelley Ricker “1 have made a lot of close friends and will always have something to look back on at Plymouth. Val Cole “You always have a group of girls you can come back to even after your out of Plymouth. Maria Derosicr 69 OMEGA OMICRON “Attending a college of this size it is one of the better social outlets a student can be involved in. Ron Maui Carlcr “Theoritically. I am glad to be a part of it. Chris Healey “I think its the foundation of.lifc long friendship that will only grow even after graduation. Mike Wallace 70 KAPPA SIGMA PHI An exciting wa;y to get involved •vith the campus and a fun way to ound out your college life. Liz Doda Fantastic way to develop leadership skills and to grow as a person. Not to mention make friends. Paula Scagcr Great way to get to know people and get involved with the community and campus. Mary Parah 71 KAPPA DELTA PHI “The common bonds that we share and enjoy and friendships being made that no matter what anybody thinks can not be taken away from us. Jeff Kalil “Through grcck life I have met the closest group of friends which I will remember throughout my life; The social aspect of grcck life I recommend to everyone to encounter. Sean Mahoney Being a greek I have become more social and my qualities as an individual spokesperson have improved to the point that when I graduate this year I will be more professional Aaron Snowden 72 DELTA ZETA “Make a loi of close friends and increase the social life.” Tracey Henneberry “To meet more people and to get involved with campus activities.” Leslie Bricked “Joining a grcck organization gives on the opportunity to create life time friendships, great memories of college, and many ways to develop yourself as a better person. Brenda Nolcttc 73 w What do you think of Greek life? “Have a good time and party.” Great way to have a good time and party with your friends.” Mary Wcarc 74 75 f “Great way to get involved with campus activities and meet a lot of new people.” Mark Truchon 76 What do you think of Greek life? “Gaining of lifelong friendships” 77 What do you think of Greek life? A good time all the time. n 80 What do you think of Greek life? Work and help the community. What do you think of Greek life? Get involved and meet people. 82 83 A beautiful day for sharing special moments with friends. Sharing The Moments With Friends 85 Sharing deep secrets behind the mystery of shades. The Mystery Of Shades 87 Having a good time partying with your friends Partying With Friends the college experience 89 The best of times are shared with the best of friends The Best Of Times 91 Enjoy shewing off and being silly with friends Acting Silly And Goofing Off 93 Having fun in the sun at spring fling FUN AT SPRING FLING 9$ Good times and good friends enjoying the sun Fun In The Sun HE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE 97 98 Fun with friends in the cold of winter or heat of spring A SEASON FOR EVERYONE 102 L I 106 107 DEDICATION PLYMOUTH STATF COLLEGE Of THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF NEW HAMPSHIRE PLYMOUTH. NEW HAMPSHIRE 03?W TO THE 1987 SENIOR CLASS OF PLYMOUTH STATE COLLEGE YOU SEARCH FOR KNOWLDEGE WHICH WILL LEAD TO WISDOM WHICH, IN TURN, COVETS FREEDOM, AN INTANGIBLE OF THE SOUL. THAT'S WHAT WE WERE ABOUT THE NIGHT YOU HONORED ME. WHAT MAGIC MADE YOU CHOOSE ME, WHEN SO MANY WANTED TO BE ME? AND NOW THERE'S A MARK ON ME THAT I WEAR HAPPILY. NO ONE THOUGHT I COULD BUT I KNEW I WOULD AFTER YOU TOLD ME 1 SHOULD. KNOWING THAT ALL WE HAVE IS ONE ANOTHER JS TO MAKE AN ENEMY A BROTHER. BY DECREE YOU CHANGED MEAGER ME. I BECAME AN EXULTANT EXULTES. HAVING FRIENDS IS SUCCESS BUT ONLY IF THEY RESEMBLE YOU, NOTHING LESS. THAT'S WHAT WE WERE ABOUT THE NIGHT YOU SET ME FREE. 109 GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS 112 Amcndola. Angela T.. Business Admin. Alves, Paul H. Management Ash. Richard D Jr., Business Admin. Avery, Richard J. Jr.. Business Admin MG Ayotte. Steven, Marketing Management Baezynski. Ruthanne. Business Management Barrett, Patrick M., Management Bcllcrosc, Kelly, Marketing Business Benger, William A.. Accounting Berlin, Jill, Business Admin Bogardus, Brian P., Business Management Bolton. Raymond S., Business Admin MA Bouchard, Ann L., Business Management Bouchard, Thomas M., Business Management Bostrom, Susan, Accounting Camello, Kenneth, Marketing Carey, Erin P., Management Carnecchia, Omar B., Marketing Admin. 113 Carter, Ronald F., Marketing Casey, Barbara Ann. Business Management Celentano, Richard J., Business Admin MA Ccntrella, Edmund A. Management Chaput, Carla A.. Business Admin Christensen. Jan. Management Colantonio. Richard, Management Colby. James F., Management Courtovich. James C., Marketing Costa. Michael J.. Management Creatcau, James. Management Cullen. Patricia, Marketing Admin. Dalcxis, Gaspard, Business Management Math Dargy, Tracey L., Marketing Delaney, Kenneth J., Business Admin MA Devine, Kim Marie. Business Admin Dimitrov, Michael L., Management Dobens, Marc P., Management Donohue, Robert, Accounting Dooley. Rita Business Admin ns Dubois, David R., Accounting Dubois, Michael P., Accounting Dudley. Karyn G., Business Admin MA Edgar, Joanne L., Accounting Esburnctt, Nicole, Marketing Faillaci, Greg R., Management Foster. Ann Management Gannon, Greg, Accounting Garcia, Pamela Jean. Business Admin Gassaway, Caitlin, Business Management Gravel, Kimberly Ann, Marketing Gros-Louis, Brian J., Business Admin Hatcher. Kimberly A., Management Hcilshorn. Eric J., Business Management Hirtlc, Debra, Accounting Holbrook, Pamela, Business Management Holden, Mary F.. Accounting Holloran, Patrick, Accounting Hottel, Lois M.. Accounting Howorth, Carlton L., Marketing Hudson, Claire C., Accounting Hurst, Ellen L., Office Admin MG Johnson, Diane M.� Business Admin MGM Jones, Pamela W., Marketing Karinja, Paul F., Business Management Kearns, Timothy F.. Management Kelleher, John M., Management Kelley, Gail Elizabeth, Marketing Kipperman, Jeffrey S.. Accounting Kleiner. Tammy. Management Kuja, Kendra L.. Management 118 Lachapelle, Peter A.. Management Lambert, Mark, Management Lapierre, Kevin, Management Latham, Jennifer, Business Admin. Lebrun. Theresa, Office Admin Leonard, Amy. Marketing Lcssard, Paula-MArie, Office Admin Levesque, Marc A., Business Admin 119 l.cvcsquc, Paul, Business Admin MG Levesque, Suzanne M., Management Loughcry, Cheryl M., Accounting Loranger. Mary C., Office Admin Lynch, Kathleen A., Business Admin Marsh, Jeffrey, Marketing Matekie, Cynthia J., Marketing McGlafiin, Calista, Marketing 120 Macintyre, Scott C., Marketing McMastcr, Johnna L., Marketing Miller, Eric, Business Management Moon, Michele M., Management Moore, Nancy A., Marketing Monroe, Michelle H., Marketing Morency, Sylvia Lucy, Secretarial Sci Noyes, Barbara A., Office Admin O'Connor, Timothy, Accounting Oravcz, Dan, Management Ordway, Dana Gordon, Management Page, Heidi, Management 121 Parris, Linda M., Business Admin Parrison, Michael, Management Petersen, Kenneth F., Management Phoenix, Thomas A., Marketing Pia, Stephen J., Marketing Piper, Lawrence H., Business Admin Plumley, Marc C., Management Ramsey, David S., Marketing Record, Timothy, Business Admin Rcsnick, Jan Elizabeth, Business Admin Reynolds, Steven E., Business Admin Riordan, Richard R., Accounting Rizzo, Maria A., Marketing Robertson, Suzanne, Management Roberts, John D., Accounting Roppe, Gerald P., Management Ruggicri, David P., Business Admin Russack, Barbara Carol, Accounting Russack, Vickie, Management Scouras, Dcmctria, Management Scncabaugh, Patricia A., Business Admin Shackctt, Jeff, Management Singerland, Michael C., Management Snclling, Caryn Webster, Accounting Sorcll, Alex D Jr., Accounting Sorette, Bruce W., Business Admin Stagner, Lisa, Business Admin Steele, Jaqueline D., Accounting Stimpson, Carol M., Business Admin Story, Robert M., Management Stover, Suzanne V., Marketing Swierz, Nancy A., Marketing Tewksbury, Lisa M., Marketing Thomas, Lynne A., Business Admin Ticfenthaler, Mark, Management Tisbert, Suzanne. Business Admin Truchron, Michelle, Management Turner, Deborah L., Management Urban, Rosemarie, Business Admin Vachon, Joanne J., Business Admin Wcathcrbec. Raymond C. Jr., Business Admin Wescott, Kevin K., Accounting Whipple, Maria, Business Admin Yeomans, Christine M.. Marketing Wheeler, Nancy Ann, Marketing 126 127 AT THE HEAD OF THE CLASS Allard, Diane L., Math Education Bradley, Liza, Math Education Bushway, Kerry Lea, Elementary Educ Carney, Rebecca M., Elementary Educ Courounis, Anthony Jr., Music Education Demers, Donna M., Elementary Educ Doucette, Darlene. Elementary Educ Fragola, Karen, Elementary Educ Granigan. Donna, Elementary Educ Hasslcr, Barbara. Elementary Educ Hcyl, Laura A., Elementary Educ Holtshouscr, Susan, Music Performance Houldsworth, Kimberly, Elementary Ed. Hill, Kimberly, Elementary Educ Hubcrty, Lois J., Elementary Educ Kayo, Gerald F. II, Elementary Educ Keenan, Sandra, Music Ed. Kelly, Elizabeth, Math Ed. 129 Kilmister, Mark G., Art Ed. King, Celine, Elementary Ed. Lambert, Moya, Elementary Ed. Levassuer, Robert M., English Ed. Moriarty, Patricia B., Math Education Morley, Kelly K., English Education Noel, Michele D., Elementary Educ Opel, Robert, Social Science Educ 130 Bftu. Pace, Tammy J., Elementary Educ Polley, Susan E., Human Dev Child Rand, Heidi, Elementary Educ Rice, Lisa. Elementary Ed. Schaffner, Lori Sue, Elementary Educ Smith, Joan Bartlett, Art Education Sushko, Laura, Elementary Educ Woodbury, Wanda. Elementary Educ 131 GETTING PSYCHED Aikman, Douglas R., Psychology Bauer, Joseph A. IV, Psychology Blais, Kimberly, Psychology Bourque, Ronald C., Psychology Brown, Maria Rae, Psychology Corbett, Linda Dianne, Psychology 132 Fuchs, Donna Ann, Psychology Gambino, Gregg A., Psychology Grcaney, Theresa L., Psychology Guion, Marilyn R., Psychology Hamel, Stacey L.. Psychology Hamling, Thomas, Psychology Holmes, John Breeden, Psychology Holmes, Gilbert Heath, Psychology Hutchins. Trinell L., Psychology Jones, James A., Psychology Kelsey, Kimberly J., Psychology Legrow, Christopher, Psychology 133 Levesque, Mark A.. Psychology Longus, Crystal Renee, Psychology Maconochie, Dawn A., Psychology Maconochie, Robin L., Psychology McDonald, Tara E., Psychology Mclanson, Kathleen, Psychology Monroe, Marge, Psychology Osgood, Albert Neill. Psychology Paran, Mary Elizabeth, Psychology Sorice, Christine M., Psychology Stutzman, Paul Gerard, Psychology Sullivan, Kathleen K., Psychology 134 135 RUNNING ALL AROUND Baty, Rebecca S.. Physical Ed. Boynton, Todd, Physical Ed. Cook, Tammy R., Physical Ed. Dcmarsh, Renee Lynn, Physical Ed. Dcraspe, Jennifer A., Physical Ed. Dorn. Michael Scott, Physical Ed. 136 Duffy, Frank, Physical Ed. Essenbcrg, Linda Sue, Health Ed. Frisk, Claes J., Physical Ed. Gardellia, Melissa A., Health Ed. Gilbert, David Mark. Physical Ed. Giles, Elizabeth, Physical Ed. Lowndo, Debra Alice. Physical Ed. Mclnnis, Sheila J., Health Ed. Mclntirc, Lisa. Physical Ed. O’Connor, Kathleen. Physical Ed. Poore, Lcs Allen, Physical Ed. Simonaitis, Nancy Ann, Physical Ed. 137 MAKING IT ALL UP Avignonc, Maurcc, Interdisciplinary Bigl, Pamela Sue, Interdisiplinary Bostder, Heidi Lea, Interdisiplinary Brown, Maria-Rae, Interdisiplinary Ccrasuold, Jean E., Interdisiplinary Cornellier, Michelle, Interdisiplinary 138 Delisle, Marc D., Intcrdisiplinary Flaherty, Lauren M., Intcrdisiplinary Kershaw, Kit, Intcrdisiplinary Lafontaine, Jill, Public Manage. Lagerstrom, Susan, Intcrdisiplinary Mommsen, Eric S., Intcrdisiplinary Pclczar, Patricia Anne, Interdisiplinary Richard, Rachel D., Interdisiplinary Tierno, Scott Andrew, Interdisiplinary Walsh, Rachel S.f Interdisiplinary Wanner, Kelly, Interdisiplinary 139 LOOKING FOR THE PIECES Bautcrs, Alan R., Cultural Geography Beaulieu, Francinc, Social Science Hillis, Robert D., Geography H unton, George, Rccreation Tourism Hutcheon, Kirk A., History Kerr, Mark, History ■ft 140 Mayer. Daniel Ross, Geography Quilliam, Michelle, History Shosa, Stacey A., Anthro Sociology Stogsdill. Angela, Local Regional Planning Tobcy, Thomas, Geography Rec Tourism Wallace, Michael J., Geography Wciland, Cathleen J., Social Work 141 READ ALL ABOUT IT Bazilchuk, David E., Theatre Arts Damren, James L.. English Ernst, Peter J., English Hewitt. Tammy, English Mastro, Laurie A., English Meister, Helen A., English Writing 142 St. Martin, Thomas, English Writing Watson. Susan, English Wyllic, Allison E., English Communications 143 Allen, Ann, Computer Science Hanson, Betsy, Computer Science Fellows, Benjamin L., Applied Computer Holden, Jerome, Applied Computer Macdougall, Tammy, Computer Science McDermott, Cathleen, Computer Science LOOKING BIT BY BIT 144 Sanders, Michael A., Computer Science Snelling, Richard, Applied Computer Tucker, James B., Computer Science TAKING IT ALL APART Desilva, William T., Political Science Fagan, Deanna J., Political Science Grcgoirc, Martin, Political Science Kubicki, Jane, Political Science Lanter, Jeff, Political Science Manning, Timothy J., Political Science Reed, Kristin L., Political Science 147 DRAWING IT ALL OUT Bennett, Troy, Art Biagiotti, Teresa L.. Art Harriman, Richard C.. Art Jackson, Diana, Fine Arts Sullivan, Mary Carol, Art Marketing Zahoruiko, Marguerite. Art 148 149 COUNTING OUT THE STEPS Hartwell, Sandra M., Environmental Bio Holden, Gary A.. Mathematics Mackenzie, Sandra J., Mathematics Tech McAuliffe, Marjorie A., Mathematics Mallett, Mark Bogert, Environmental Bio Sovza, Craig A., Meteorology iso Anderson, Suzanne Bond. Mark R., Digirolamo, Lcslce A., Spanish Giddings, Donna. Spanish Page. Brooke. Spanish Plankey, Susan Lee, Realestate Troy, Susan Kavanagh, Shelagh, Business Rccreation Volz, Keri L., General Studies 151 A LOOK OF OUR OWN HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU 155 LASTING MOMENTS HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU 157 LOOKING BACK HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU 153 ' ' ' M' -:.:,v - svAil ■v ..N ,A l?il| MfA i' ' S - . a.- ' •■� '! w yV X] M§f fcifeii'r Ss' i«l IISS Pl V || $ipfc : VVW i ••A fi jtf)J.iiwfr s’ ££ ,A rfi® ilwW «; t«s§ ©ffSIi iMlMla ■ i■• • 5v•■’ IttWMtfV: WM IP MHp ||pMi