Castleton State College - Castletone Yearbook (Castleton, VT)

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HONORARIE To Omicron Sigma are elected each year those members of the Senior and Junior Classes who give evidence of outstanding scholarship. They are chosen by the faculty, the number not exceeding the upper tenth of each class. MEMBERSHIP Mary J. Blood Margaret A. Garneau 1930 Olive E. Harwood Louise M. Hicks Helen Peavey Delna Pierce Beatrice E. Angevine xAlison E. Eeast I93i Marion E. Horan Gladys F. LaCross Evelyn M. Loveland Mildred I. Parker Margaret E. Donahue Rachel Hinckley 1932 Elinor Holden Grace Peck Kathryn M. Rawson Ruth Scofield Louise E. Weiner Alice Cressey Ella R. Tales Wilmah A. Garneau 1933 Linnea 0. Gustafson Bertha Jarvis Nethelia B. Sherman Lenora M. Turner Alice H. Washburn Nellie B. Whittemore Iris B. Wooster Dorothy M. Beach Gladys Burgess Dorothy M. Godette 1934 Gladys M. Hall Eleanor F. Hayes M. Erma Hopper Gladys M. Trombly Ruth M. Wamboldt Lorene W. Allen 1935 Alice M. Lansell Anna May Pye Julie C. Robinson John G. Hadeka 1936 Elizabeth Ann Towne Robert L. Lorette Rachel Hinckley 1937 Margaret Cory Marcella McGrath Eleanor Gee T 93 8 Virginia Handy Winifred Taylor Iona Woods Alfred Henebry William Jones 1939 Dorothy Orr Mary Prunier Norma Rowell Katherine Coutermarsh Alfred Henebry T 94° William Jones Marjorie Park Joseph Sanders Mary Zelazny ninety-six

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dreams. . . The trail across this menacing barrier is the straight path of self-discipline and zeal. . . Beyond the barrier of Inertia lies Achievement. Still another prominent peak whose treacherous sides have spelled defeat for many is the obstacle ot Fear; fear of one’s lack of ability, fear of physical danger, fear of failure—-the most demoralizing and crippling factor in life. Fear breeds fear . . . Dare to take the risk when necessary. You will gradually develop con¬ fidence, self-reliance and the necessary stamina for negotiating the path of Courage which surmounts the barrier of Fear. Beyond this barrier lies Self-Fulfillment. Overshadowing these three peaks of difficulties is the lowering outline of the obstacle Ill-Will, with its sharp shoulders of Greed, Bitterness and Disloyalty . . . A persisting faith and concentration upon the goal must be your compass. Beyond this range lie the happiness and peace of mankind. ... As explorers and discoverers, in rhe field of human relationships, we must follow the trail of Goodwill or we shall never be teachers, we shall never be worthy citizens . . . Earnest citizens everywhere are demanding superior qualifications of character and citizenship in the kind of person chosen to teach their children. More than ever before we must realize the important role of the school in building character and goodwill. In the past too large a share of the responsibility, perhaps, has been placed upon the school, with insufficient cooperation from home, church and community . . . How short, then, is che time we have in school hours to do our part in building character and world-citizenship! . . . We must make these hours count. . . this must be the main objectives of our schools, that the barriers of Ill-Will and Greed may crumble beneath our feet as we pursue a steadfast course ot Good-Will. Let the difficulties which may confront you ... be a challenge to you as the ranges were to Kipling’s “Explorer”—drawing him on over the heights to new attainments and fuller understanding. “Something hidden , go and find it. Go and look behind the ranges; Something lost behind the ranges , Lost and waiting for you , go!” ninety-five

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Alpha Lambda To this society the Sophomore Class elects eight members each year, basing the selection on achievement and leadership. MEMBERSHIP 1930 Mary J. Blood Olive E. Harwood Margaret C. Masterson Marjorie I. Follansbee Melissa P. Lamb Marjorie W. Mead Amelia M. Green 1931 Delna Pierce Alene C. Hinckley Mildred I. Parker Vera I. Putney Gladys F. EaCross Lula A. Percey Genevieve M. Roberts Evelyn M. Loveland I93 2 Claire G. Rock Mary M. Collins Elinor Holden Kathryn M. Rawson Wilmah A. Garneau Fortura A. Petraglia Avis B. Rice Rachel F. Hinckley 1933 Ruth M. Scofield M. Ilene Hannon Dorothy H. Kendall Margaret L. Paige Rose M. Hillis John E. Larkin Mary E. Norton T 934 Nethelia B. Sherman Roger H. Blood Thelma I. MacDonald Dorothy F.. Orr Tessie Clemons Thelma L. Oakes Mildred C. Sabin John G. Hadeka !935 Gladys M. Trombly Dorothy K. Barrett Alice M. Lansell Barbara L. Ross William Clark Robert L. Lorette Frances R. Mullin Rita E. Fortier Florence H. Persons Dorothy E. Moran Irene Gurbacs Anna May Pye 1936 Virginia R. Norton Margaret M. Corey Polly-Ann Jones Marcella A. McGrath Pleasantine Cushman Barbara M. Main Thomas I. Rice Mary E. Howley 1937 Doris H. Williams Vera Eklund Lorraine Jones Miriam Kilbourne Eleanor Gee William lones Doris Lanthier Barbara Jones l-H so Gj CO Shirley Richards Florence Chase Mary Faryniarz Alfred Henebry Albert Dauphin Ruth Gallant Rudolph Morse Marion Drown 1 939 Ruth Seabury Jean Corcoran Marjorie Dix Mary Williamson Doris Woods Sylvia Fenn Elva Martineau Alfred Royce I 94° Mildred Simpson Phyllis Amidon Viola Perry Laura Williams Elizabeth Toth Josephine Hinckley Katherine Howard Vera Slack Alex Listzwan ninety-seven