but did not graduate (1971) Chuck Morse (b. 1960), President of the New Hampshire Senate (2013-2018, 2020–present) Ethan Paquin, B.A., American poet Paul Reubens (b. 1952), actor known for his character Pee Wee Herman (did not graduate) Chris Romano (b. 1978), television producer, co-creator of Blue Mountain State Jack Storms (b. 1970), glass sculptor Matt Tupman (b. 1979), Major League Baseball player for the Kansas City Royals (freshman only) Anok Yai (b. 1997), fashion model Raymond S. Burton, longest serving member of the Executive Council of New Hampshire in state history. Daniel M. French, Secretary of the Vermont Agency of Education (2014 Ed.D.). Faculty Karl Drerup (1904–2000), professor of fine arts from 1948 to 1968; namesake of university's art gallery Robert Frost (1874–1963), American poet; taught at Plymouth Normal School in 1911 Elliot S. Maggin, (b. 1950), professor of English and American writer of comic books, film, television, and novels Joseph Monninger (b. 1953), professor of English and writer of fiction and non-fiction Jonathan Dapra , professor of management and leadership practitioner References External links https://plymouthstate.prestosports.com/information/Retired_Numbers/Jean-Pierre https://littleeast.com/hof.aspx?hof=50 http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/m_basketball_RB/2011/D3.pdf https://cathedralhighschool.net/news-stories/cathedral-high-inducts-five-into-athletics-hall-of-fame/ Educational institutions established in 1871 Land-grant universities and colleges Public universities and colleges in New Hampshire University System of New Hampshire Universities and colleges in Grafton County, New Hampshire 1871 establishments in New Hampshire Plymouth, New Hampshire New England Hockey Conference teams