Castleton State College - Castletone Yearbook (Castleton, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

' ... OLD CHAPEL completed 1867 CASTLETON STATE COLLEGE CASTLETON VERMONT CASTLETON E 1967 FOREWORD This, the 1967 edition of the CASTLETONE, is hoped to be an adequate review of the school year at Castleton State College. Adequate—not more than that. This book was being prepared during the time that the 1968 edition should have been in the preliminary stage. Because half the time that should have been spent on it was put into this book, does not mean that it was a “rush job.”-lt means simply that many things that should have been done were literally impos¬ sible to accomplish. A year is necessary to prepare a “year” book; the same year. Pictures of freshman orientation cannot be taken in April or May; if missed in September, they remain missed. You can’t butter your bread after you’ve eaten it. In February the S.A. decided on a summer publication, rather than have no book at all. At this time there was no editor. Because of loyalty, dedication to my class and school, and insanity, I took the job. The majority of these photographs were taken with a brownie or a borrowed camera. Some are poor, but better than none. Here is the 1967 CASTLETONE, in spite of problems with financ¬ ing, time, equipment, and personnel. No color, not even off-color, just a few black and white remembrances for some who attended CSC during the 1966-67 school year. Mike Bove editor CALVIN COOLIDGE LIBRARY 1965 Woodruff Hall 1925 CONTENTS PAGE Dedication. 7 Administration and Faculty.8 Staff . 14 Seniors . 17 Nursing Program . 34 Dormitories. 46 Castleton Players . . .. 58 Men’s Athletics. 68 Women’s Athletics . 80 Commencement . 83 Far and away the best prize that life has to offer is the chance to work hard at work worth doing. Theodore Roosevelt 4 The results of a good physical edu¬ cation are not limited to the body alone, but may extend even to the soul itself. Plato 5 � 6 DEDICATION T. RICHARD TERRY Noteworthy in the college’s growth and expansion, which has been most evident in recent years, is the development of our fine Physical Education program. T. Richard Terry has been teacher, coach, and Director of Athletics since he came to Castleton in 1958. He attended Cortland (N.Y.) State Teachers College, and received his M.S. from Pennsylvania State University. He has coached the varsity soccer,.baseball, basketball, golf, and track teams. In 1965 he introduced-La- crosse to C.S.C., and now coaches that in the spring. Several members of the class of 1967 played on Mr. Terry’s 1963 N.A.I.A. national co-champion soccer team. His soccer teams have consistently been at the top of the New England State College Conference, and the N.A.I.A. district. In the classroom Mr. Terry teaches courses including Coaching Techniques, Adapted Physical Education, and Health; also several P.E. activity courses. He organized a summer soccer league in 1965; and is a qualified athletic official. In spite of a busy schedule in every season of the year, Mr. Terry is always willing to help any student who ' seeks his advice. It was a unanimous decision that the class of 1967 dedicate this one-hundredth anniversary yearbook to T. Richard Terry in appreciation for his unfaltering service, and genuine interest in the college and students. His is an example of what makes a college survive a hundred years, and gives it prom¬ ise of becoming an even greater institution. 7 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY RICHARD J. DUNDAS President CHARLES W. WRIGHT DEAN 8 ROBERT S. BABCOCK PROVOST GAROLD ALBERT SOCIOLOGY BYRON AVERY ENGLISH WALTER COLENDER PHYSICAL EDUCATION CHARLES ANDERSON ART THOMAS BASS ENGLISH THOMAS ADRIANCE HISTORY ROGER BROWN ECONOMICS ROBERT ABORN MUSIC JEREMY BROWN EDUCATION EDWINA AUSTIN NURSING SHERRY ANDERSON SCIENCE .. PATRICIA ABRAHAM PHYSICAL EDUCATION WARREN COOK HISTORY RICHARD DIEHL MUSIC SAUL ELKIN ENGLISH JUNE DORION FRENCH BARBARA FOLEY BUSINESS WILLIAM FEASTER SCIENCE JEFFREY FREEMAN SCIENCE JAMES GILBERT PSYCHOLOGY ROBERT GOSLIN SPANISH CONSTANCE GUSTAFSON NURSING ELIZABETH HALE HISTORY ANN HARRIS FRENCH 10 RACHEL HINCKLEY EDUCATION STEWART HOLMES ENGLISH PATRICK HUGHES SCIENCE JONATHON JAY ENGLISH LAWRENCE JENSEN ART LEONARD JOHNSON EDUCATION HOLMAN JORDAN HISTORY VIRGINIA LARRABEE EDUCATION PAUL LEPLEY PHYSICAL EDUCATION WILLIAM MERRILL PHYSICAL EDUCATION 11 MARJORIE MEYER NURSING NANCY MOORE NURSING FRANK MORGAN CHANDLER MOSHER MARILYN OWEN JOHN PARKE MATHEMATICS ENGLISH PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH ROBERT PATTERSON ALICE PETERSEN BEVERIDGE PHELPS RAYMOND PLUTA HISTORY SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY MATHEMATICS MARY QUARTERS NURSING ALFRED RAMPONE SCIENCE ROBERT ROBINSON ART BETTINA ROULIER MUSIC 12 THOMAS SMITH ENGLISH EVELYN STAGG ENGLISH DANIEL SNYDER GEOGRAPHY ELIZABETH SIR JANE MATHEMATICS DOUGLAS STAFFORD EDUCATION CHARLES SHAFFERT ENGLISH LEONID SOKOLOW MATHEMATICS RICHARD TERRY PHYSICAL EDUCATION WINTHROP TILLEY ENGLISH 13 STEPHEN WARDE SCIENCE ROBERT WHITE ENGLISH CHARLES B. “TERRY” GULICK DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES Terry Gulick came to Castleton with most of us in the class of 1967. Our class is the first that he has been working with for four years. Terry hails from Springfield, Vermont and graduated from the University of New Hampshire. He is bookstore manager and director of student activi¬ ties. Each is a full time job, but he has been handling both very capably. Through his whol- hearted enthusiasm many new activities and or¬ ganizations that didn’t exist previously are now very much a part of the college. Terry’s interest in the student is vital to the functioning of the Student Association. It is this interest that has helped new clubs get started, and kept organiza¬ tions going. Terry is advisor to the yearbook. HARRISON A. BRANN LIBRARIAN JOHN PELLETIER MAINTENANCE JOHN F. CROSS BUSINESS MANAGER STANLEY REED MAINTENANCE GORDON RINGQUIST FOOD SERVICE DIRECTOR PAULINE YOUNG NURSE 14 HELEN HALL ALUMNI SECRETARY MICHAEL GALLAGHER MORRILL HOUSE CATHERINE ARZBURGER ELLIS HALL LUELLA CLAREY HASKELL HALL MARY JANE BOSWORTH LEAVENWORTH HALL KENNETH MOULTON ADAMS HALL 15 MARIE ANBROSINI JEAN AUSTIN DAVID BAKER BETTY BARBER MARIE BONAZZOLI JOAN BARDOLE MICHAEL BOVE WILLIAM BESAW LLOYD BURCH WILLIAM BURKE SUSAN CARRARA LOIS BUSSIN PROFILES MARIE AMBROSINI, RUTLAND, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3, 4 JEAN AUSTIN, ST. JOHN SBURY, VERMONT, LIBERAL ARTS. SNEA 2, 4, senate 4, spartan 2, WAA 1, 2 DAVID L. BAKER, ELLENBURG DEPOT, NEW-YORK, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCA¬ TION. SNEA 3, 4, spartan 3, COM 1 2, 3, 4, outing club 3, president, 4, rifle club, 1, JV basketball 1, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 BETTY L. BARBER, WHITEHALL, NEW YORK, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3 JOAN D. BARDOLE, DELMAR, NEW YORK, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, orienta¬ tion 2, SNEA 3, 4, senate 2, treasurer, 3, spartan 1, class treasurer 2, class sec¬ retary 4, winter carnival 3, co-chairman, 4, homecoming 2, 3, S.A. award 3 WILLIAM E. BESAW, CHURUBUSCO, NEW YORK, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION, castleton players 3, SNEA 3, 4, Newman 1, 2 officer 3, 4, intramurals 1, 2, 3, rifle 1, yearbook staff 4 MARIA BONAZZOLI, BARRE, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, student nurses 1, SNEA 4, Newman 1, 2, cheerleaders 2, publicity 4, winter carnival 2, 3, 4, homecoming 2, 3, 4, homecoming queen 3, girl ' s soccer team 3 MICHAEL J. BOVE, BURLINGTON, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION, cas¬ tleton players 1, 2, 3, vice-president, 4 president, SNEA 3, 4, varsity club 2, 3, 4, senate 1, 2, 3, 4, spartan 2, 3, Alpha Lambda 3, 4, president, Delta Psi Omega 2, 3, 4, president, outing club 3, yearbook staff 3, editor 4, basketball 3, trainer, track 1, captain 2, 3, 4, white letter 2, 3, Eastern States 3, school delegate 4, di¬ rector of intramurals 3, intramurals 1, 2, 3, S.A. finance committee 3 LLOYD K. BURCH, HARTFORD, NEW YORK, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. WILLIAM M. BURKE, CASTLETON, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, band 1, 2, chorus 3, Newman 1, riding club 4 LOIS BUSSIN, MAPLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, orien¬ tation 2, 3 co-chairman, SNEA 3, 4, president senate 2, 3, 4, Hillel 2 vice- president, S.A. vice-president 4, treasurer of dorm 2, ski team 1, social rec 3, chair¬ man, winter carnival co-chairman 4 SUE E. CARRARA, PITTSFORD, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 2, 3, 4, Alpha Lambda 3, 4, Newman 2, 3 19 THERESA CILLO JOSEPH CLEVELAND SHARON COROLOGOS DONNA COSTANTINO NANCY FARR NANCY DUNLAP JOEL FARRELL JOHN EATON LEWIS FRENCH WORDEN FRENCH WILLIAM FULLER DAVID GILMAN PROFILES THERESA CILLO, RUTLAND, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3, Newman 1, 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH A. CLEVELAND, BENNINGTON, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION, castleton players 1, 2, 3, 4, SNEA 4, senate 1, 2, 3, spartan 1, 2, 3, editor 2, Delta Psi Omega 3, 4, COM 2, 3, outing club 3, publicity 3, baseball 1, 2, 3 SHARON C. COROLOGOS, BARRE, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, cas¬ tleton players 1, 2, SNEA 2, 3, Newman 1, 2, 3, 4, dorm council 3, rifle 1, 2, 3, yearbook staff 1, winter carnival 2 DONNA COSTANTINO, WHITEHALL, NEW YORK, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. NANCY DUNLAP, CASTLETON, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. New¬ man 1, 2, 3, 4, WAA 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 1, baseball 1 JOHN W. EATON, RUTLAND, VERMONT, LIBERAL ARTS, spartan 4, COM 1, dean’s list 1 NANCY R. FARR, WEST RUTLAND, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, band 1, 2, 3, SNEA 2, 3, chorus 1, winter carnival 2 JOEL C. FARRELL, RUTLAND, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION, rifle club 3 LEWIS C. FRENCH, BALBOA, CANAL ZONE, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION, varsity club 1, 2, 3, 4, baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 WORDEN E. FRENCH, BALBOA, CANAL ZONE, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION, var¬ sity club 3, 4, golf team 3, 4 WILLIAM R. FULLER, FAIR HAVEN, VERMONT, LIBERAL ARTS, dean’s list 3 DAVID W. GILMAN, RUTLAND, VERMONT, LIBERAL ARTS, ski team assistant coach 4 21 Mtfl MARJORIE HARJOW JOYCE HAVRIKA BONNIE HOOD THERESA HEUSTIS LOIS HYATT JENNIFER HULETT WALTER HYJEK REGINA HURLEY LEE INGRAM JUDY KAMBERG ROBERTA KUNE PAUL KUSINA PROFILES MARJORIE C. HARLOW, LUDLOW, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 4 BONNIE HOOD, WINDSOR, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. JOYCE A. HAVRIKA, POULTNEY, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 2, 3, Newman 1, 2, 3, religious chairman 4, rifle 4, secretary-treasurer, riding club 4 JENNIFER M. HULETT, PAWLET, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. REGINA A. HURLEY, BENNINGTON, VERMONT, LIBERAL ARTS, castleton play¬ ers 1, 2, 3, 4, SNEA 3, 4, senate 1, 3, Delta Psi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, yearbook edi¬ tor 2 LOIS HYATT, WHITEHALL, NEW YORK, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3 WALTER A. HYJEK, WEST RUTLAND, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. LEE R. INGRAM, BRISTOL, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION, orientation 2, SNEA 4, varsity club 2, 3, 4, winter carnival 3, soccer 1, 2, soccer B 3 JUDI KAMBERG, WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, ELEMENTARY EDUCA¬ TION. orientation 2, 3, SNEA 2, 3, 4, spartan 1, Hillel President 2, 3, 4, winter carnival 1, homecoming 2, S.A. award 2. ROBERTA A. KLINE, SHAFTSBURY, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. SNEA 2, 3, 4, senate 2, 3 secretary, Alpha Lambda 3, 4 vice-president, yearbook staff 2, winter carnival 2, homecoming 2, class vice-president 4 PAUL A. KUSINA, RUTLAND, VERMONT, LIBERAL ARTS. Newman 1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA LANE VINCENT LAVIN THOMAS LEWIS JANET LUCAS NANCY MARTINOVICH JAMES MATTHEWS PATRICIA McGUIRE RUTH McKERRELL ANN MEEHAN MARTHA MOORE DEBORAH MELEEN CLARK MOLINAROLI PROFILES LINDA LANE, CHESTER, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. VINCENT LAVIN, WHITEHALL, NEW YORK, LIBERAL ARTS, track 2 THOMAS E. LEWIS, FORT EDWARD, NEW YORK, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. SNEA 4, CCM 1, 2, bowling club 2, homecoming 1, intramurals 1, 2 JANET B. LUCAS, NEWPORT, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, orienta¬ tion 3, band 1, SNEA 2, 3, 4, CCM 1, dorm counselor 3 NANCY J. MARTINOVICH, SCHUYLERVILLE, NEW YORK, ELEMENTARY EDU¬ CATION. SNEA 3, 4 secretary. JAMES MATTHEWS, SPRINGFIELD, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. Eastern States Delegate 4, senior class president 4, senior week, 4 baseball 3, 4 PATRICIA A. McGUIRE, VEST PAWLET, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. RUTH E. McKERRELL, BRATTLEBORO, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, band 1, 2, 3, 4, SNEA 2, 3, 4, spartan 2, CCM 1, class secretary 2, 3, class treasurer 4, rid¬ ing club 4, winter carnival 3, homecoming 2 ANN E. MEEHAN, CARLISLE, MASSACHUSETTS, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 2, 3, 4 vice-president, senate 2, 3, WAA 1, winter carnival 2, homecoming 2 DEBORAH A. MELEEN, LANCASTER, MASSACHUSETTS, ELEMENTARY EDUCA¬ TION. orientation, 2, 3, SNEA 3, WAA 1, 2, 3, 4, dorm fire warden 2, dorm vice- president 3, dorm president 4 CLARK L. MOLINAROLI, BARRE, VERMONT, LIBERAL ARTS. MARTHA MOORE, RUTLAND, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3, 4, Newman 1, 2, 3, 4 25 RAUL NAVARRETE DAVID MORNHINWEG SHARON NORTON REITA MORNHINWEG EARLENE ORVIS BETTY PALUCCI JUDITH PARKER JANET PARTCH DIANE PAUL DORIS PERRY JOHN PERRY ROBERT PERRY PROFILES DAVID J. MORNHINWEG, GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK, ELEMENTARY EDUCA¬ TION. SNEA 3, 4 REITA G. MORNHINWEG, GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK, ELEMENTARY EDUCA¬ TION. SNEA 3, 4 RAUL A. NAVARRETE, RUTLAND, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. SHARON E. NORTON, PAWLET, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 2, 3, 4, chorus 1, spartan 1, yearbook staff 4, winter carnival queen candidate 3, dorm vice-president 4, dorm counselor 1 EARLENE ORVIS, BRISTOL, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, winter car¬ nival 2, 3, homecoming 2, 3, soccer 3, Miss Castleton 2 BETTY PALUCCI, RUTLAND, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. Newman 4, varsity cheerleaders 2, winter carnival 2, homecoming 2 JUDITH R. PARKER, GRANVILLE, NEW YORK, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3, 4 chorus 1, COM 1, dean ' s list 1, 2, 3, 4, homecoming 1, 2 JANET S. PARTCH, FAIR HAVEN, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3, 4, chorus 1, Eastern States Delegate 1, ski club 3 DIANE PAUL, RUTLAND, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 4, orien¬ tation 2, 3, senate 1, 2, 3, 4, spartan 1, Newman 1, 2, cheerleaders 2, 4 captain WAA 1, social rec 2, 3, 4, winter carnival 1, 2 chairman 3, 4 chairman, home¬ coming 1, 2, 3, 4 DORIS K. PERRY, RUTLAND, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3, 4, winter carnival queen 3 JOHN 0. PERRY, WALLINGFORD, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. ROBERT PERRY, FAIR HAVEN, VERMONT. ERMA PHILLIPS TIMOTHY POLITIS ERNEST POTTER JANE POWERS JUDITH RUSSELL CATHERINE PROSSER ROSARIO PULVINO JOHN SCHNORR LOIS SCOSKIE GENE SENECAL ROBERT SCOSKIE BARBARA SHORTLE PROFILES ERMA PHILLIPS, FLORENCE, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3, 4 TIMOTHY J. POLITIS, MECHANICVILLE, NEW YORK, LIBERAL ARTS, varsity club 3, 4, senate 4, student court 4, Alpha Lambda 3, 4, ski club 3, 4, ski team captain 3, 4 lacrosse 3, 4 ERNEST R. POTTER, RUTLAND, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. JANE H. POWERS, WELLS RIVER, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3, 4 CATHERINE F. PROSSER, LAKE GEORGE, NEW YORK, ELEMENTARY EDUCA¬ TION. ROSARIO J. PULVINO, LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCA¬ TION. SNEA 3, 4, castleton players 1, 2, 3, 4, chorus 1, 2, 3, Newman 1, 2, 3, Delta Psi Omega 3, 4, yearbook staff 3 JUDY RUSSELL, RUTLAND, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. JOHN P. SCHNORR, STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION, castleton players 2, 3, varsity club 2, 3, 4, Newman 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, soccer 2, track 2, circle K 2, 3, intramurals 2, 3 LOIS V. SCOSKIE, RUTLAND, VERMONT, LIBERAL ARTS. Newman 1, 2, publici¬ ty chairman winter carnival 2, 3, winter carnival 1, 2, 3, 4, homecoming 1, 2, 3, 4, dorm council 3 ROBERT M. SCOSKIE, LAKE DUNMORE, VERMONT, LIBERAL ARTS, varsity club 2, 3, 4, winter carnival publicity chairman 3, soccer 1, 3 dorm secretary 4 GENE SENECAL, TROY, NEW YORK, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. JV basketball 3, 4, directed “Purgatory” 3, intramurals 2, 3, spartan 4 BARBARA SHORTLE, RUTLAND, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3, 4, Newman 1, 2, 3, 4, publicity 2, winter carnival 1, 2, homecoming 1, 2 29 RICHARD WILDER SCOTT WILDER ROBERT WILLIAMSON LARRY BEEBE MARY-JEAN LOOMIS DENNIS WRIGHT helen mckinney WALLACE LORIMER WILLIAM ABRAHAMOVICH PROFILES NORMAN SMIAROWSKI, SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK, LIBERAL ARTS, riding club 4, homecoming 3 LESLIE K. TUCKER, LUDLOW, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. SNEA 3, 4, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA J. WHITNEY, GRANVILLE, NEW YORK, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. SNEA 3 RICHARD H. WILDER, RUTLAND, VERMONT, LIBERAL ARTS, band 2, 4 SCOTT A. WILDER, BUTLAND, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. ROBERT WILLIAMSON, RUTLAND, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION. DENNIS WRIGHT, WOODSTOCK, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. LARRY BEEBE, GLOVERSVILLE, NEW YORK, LIBERAL ARTS, orientation 4 sen¬ ate president 4, circle K 3 MARY-JEAN LOOMIS, POULTNEY, VERMONT, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. helen mckinney, Middletown springs, Vermont, liberal arts, En¬ glish. castleton players 4 WALLACE W. LORIMER, RUTLAND, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCATION, senate 2, 3, alpha lambda 3, 4, track 1, 2, 3, homecoming 2, 3, class president 2, 3 WILLIAM ABRAHAMOVICH, SPRINGFIELD, VERMONT, JUNIOR HIGH EDUCA¬ TION. soccer 3, 4 basketball 2, 3, lacrosse 3, 4, varsity club 1, 2, 3, 4 31 FRANK R. CARUSO, GRANVILLE, N.Y., LIBERAL ARTS. D. JEAN DUNSMORE, ST. ALBANS, VT., LIBERAL ARTS, castle- ton players 2, spartan 2, 3, co-editor 4, dorm council 1, 4, win¬ ter carnival 1, homecoming 2. MICHAEL DONALD GALLAGHER, KILLINGTON, VT., LIBERAL ARTS. SKI team 4, track 4, director Morrill House 4. DAVID RICHARD HARTMAN, HATFIELD, PA., JUNIOR HIGH, castleton players 1, varsity club 2, 3, president 4, soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, lacrosse 2, 3, 4, volleyball 2, 3, 4, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE H. JOHNSON, WOODSTOCK, VT., LIBERAL ARTS, intra¬ murals 4. DONALD MARCY, CAMBRIDGE, VT., JUNIOR HIGH, castleton players 2, band 1, 2, 3, 4, chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, outing 4, basketball 4, baseball 4, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MARLENE M. PARKER, RUTLAND, VT., ELEMENTARY EDUCA¬ TION. band 2, 3, chorus 2, winter carnival 3, homecoming 3. LEE SCHMOOKLER, ST. JOHNSVILLE, N.Y., JUNIOR HIGH, cas¬ tleton players 3, 4, SNEA 2, 4, senate 3, hillel 2, 3, 4, lacrosse 3. WILLIAM T. WEST, JR., RUTLAND, VT., JUNIOR HIGH, orienta¬ tion 3, varsity club 2, 3, 4, vice-president 3, winter carnival 3, baseball 2, 3, 4, soccer, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4, volleyball 3, 4. JAMES A. YOUNG, RUTLAND, LIBERAL ARTS, castleton players 4, band 3, 4. 32 33 The class of 1967 is the fifth class to be graduated from Castleton State College in the nursing program. This year thir¬ teen students will be graduated from the program. These thirteen students have come not only from Vermont but two other states. Some will be going on for more schooling while others will be¬ gin their careers in nursing as soon as graduation has passed. Their two years at Castleton have been filled with courses on campus in nursing and oth¬ er academic courses along with their practical experience at Rutland Hospi¬ tal. There have been field trips to Brandon Training School, the Elizabeth Lund Home, and several other places. At the end of their Freshmen year they spent three weeks at Brattleboro Re¬ treat for their psychiatric training. They had both classroom work and practical experience while there. This year’s class will be the first class to graduate wear¬ ing the graduate cap. joan mcintosh MICHELLE MULLIGAN FAY STROFFOLENO EMILIA TOMASELLO JOYCE SHUMWAY CLINTON RUSSELL ANNETTE DUBOIS JUDITH HOWARD SALLY HYDE 36 PROFILES WALTER J. CROSSLEY, WINSTED, CONNECTICUT. ANNETTE DUBOIS, VERGENNES, VERMONT. JUDITH A. HOWARD, GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK. SNA 1, 4 secretary, chorus 1. SALLY A. HYDE, BRADFORD, VERMONT. JOAN MclNTOSH, PITTSFORD, VERMONT. SNA 1, 4, spartan 1, ski club 1, rifle 1. STEPHANIE MORSE, RUTLAND, VERMONT. MICHELLE M. MULLIGAN, MALDEN, MASSACHUSETTS. CLINTON M. RUSSELL, ESSEX CENTER, VERMONT. SNA 1, 4, CCM 1, 4, folk music 4 proclaim 4. JOYCE SHUMWAY, BURLINGTON, VERMONT, orientation 4, SNA 1, 4, senate 4, class treasurer 1. ANNE 0. SPAULDING, BURLINGTON, VERMONT. PATRICIA C. STANNARD, FAIR HAVEN, VERMONT. SNA 1, 4. FAY E. STROFFOLENO, ARLINGTON, VERMONT. SNA 1, 4, bowling 4. EMILIA TOMASELLO, BROOKVILLE, NEW YORK. 37 IN MEMORIAM JOYCE MILLER WEST HARTFORD, CONN. Grief can take care of itself; but to get the full value of joy you must have somebody to divide it with. Mark Twain mMM| From March 15 to 18 six CSC students were in New York City attending the an¬ nual conference of the Eastern States Association for Teacher Education. They were Larry Beebe, Mike Bove, Margie Fish, Mary Gary, Algy Layden, and Jim Matthews, accompanied by faculty ad¬ visor, Elizabeth Hale. Luncheons, speak¬ ers, group conferences, and tours were held at the Hotel New Yorker, New York University, and at Columbia University. Dean Florence Black was honored as a past president of the association. STUDENT ASSOCIATION Standing: Larry Beebe, President; Lois Bussin, Vice-President. Seated: Felic¬ ity South, Recording Secretary; Roberta Tilley, Corresponding Secretary. Bill Ladabouche, Wally Lorimer, Tim Politis, Nelson Jacquay, Diane Barillaro, senate delegate; Mike Bove, President; Roberta Kline, Vice-President. Missing: Lucille Le¬ blanc, secretary; Ted Pierce, Sue Carrara. ALPHA LAMBDA 45 I DORMS Adams Hall 1965 ADAMS HALL MORRILL HOUSE PHILIPS HOUSE Bruce Johnson, pres. ELLIS HALL HASKELL HALL LEAVENWORTH HALL Pat Gorman Debbie Meleen Suzi Withington Jane Davis Sharon Norton Judy Pennock Leavenworth Hall 1925 By the year 1926 Castleton was a rapidly growing school. It had outgrown its then present accomodations. The chapel and the new Woodruff Hall were the only buildings. A dormitory was badly needed. Two years previous, the admin¬ istration had tried to pass a bill through the state legislature which would ap¬ propriate funds for this purpose. It had been defeated. The voters of Castleton turned to Philip Leavenworth, Idng time supporter, and once owner and princi¬ pal of the school. A struggle followed, the outcome to determine life or death for the school. Mr. Leavenworth and Mr. Edward Ellis, Rutland county senator, led in the struggle and succeeded in getting the bill passed. The bill appropriated $110,000 for the building of a dormitory. Philip Leavenworth died several months before the building was completed. It was named in honor of the man who had fought so hard to bring it into existence. 47 ORIENTATION CLASS OF 1970 Orientation Chairmen Dennis Wright Anne Clark Rest is for the dead. Thomas Carlyle 48 STAFF . . Margie Fish Jean Dunsmore ... Sue Ffealey Pat Krumpitch , . . Bob Loprete . . . . Patti Blake Bob Bosley Gref Chioffi George Fienman Lee Herwig Vicki Ives Linda Krauss Bob Lucenti Sue Mulac Ellis Pearson Monica Weiss Monica Weiss Jean Dunsmore, Margie Fish Ellis Pearson Editors Business Mgr Exchange . . Sports Editor Staff . ■ � , - 3 ' THE SPARTAN LAYOUT Penny Porter Bev Dolan Barb Fisher TYPING Sharon Norton Ml SC. Bob Smatresk Ted Pierce Bill Besaw Mike Bove, editor Jane Doran, assistant editor WRITING Diane Barillaro PHOTOGRAPHY Jack Davis 50 CASTLETO N E 1967 RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS Campus Christian Movement -«.-} Anne Clark, David Brown Student Newman Apostalate Bill Ladabouche, Rosemary Andreana, Ron Pulvino, Janine Lin court, Bill Baccei, Theresa Heustis Hillel Dot Maguire Sue Denerstein STUDENT COURT | Associate Judges: Bill Ladabouche Felicity South Dick Grace Student Court Judge JUJHJRH ROBERT ABORN CONDUCTOR CASTLETON CHORUS Standing: Debbie Feraro, Diane Paul, Gail Fuller, Fran Bizzaro Kneeling: Melody Dean, Rosemary Rathier, Joyce Olson BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS p DELTA PSI OMEGA Back row: Mike Bove, Ron Pulvino, Diane Barillaro, Joe Cleveland. Front row: Carolyn Jenkins, Anne Clark. CASTLETON PLAYERS GEORGE BERNARD SHAW’S ANDROCLES AND THE LION Directed by Saul Elkin Androcles .William Jones Magaera .Olivia Carr Lion .Christopher Potter Lavinia .Ann Bellerjeau Captain.David de Schweinitz Caesar .Dan Higgins Centurion . Elywin Layden Spintho.David Nichols Ferrovious.Saul Elkin Mettellus. Mike Bove Lentullus.Tony de George Editor . Pat Hunt Menagerie Keeper.Ron Pulvino Retaius.Alan Bladyka Secutor.Ed Allen Christians .Joe Reardon Bob Fitch, Ken Holden, Jill Hammer, Judy Mc- Keighan, Merilee Herwig CAST Andromache . Cassandra . . . Laundress . . . Hector. Paris. Priam . Demokos . . . . Hecuba . Mathematician Polyxene . . . . Helen . Troilus . . Merliee Herwig . Louenna Avery Carolyn Jenkins ... Dan Snyder . . Jonathan Jay . . William Jones .Bob Fitch Helen McKinney . . Elwyn Layden . . . . Olivia Carr . Ann Bellerjeau . . . . John Davis Abneos .D avid Nichols Busiris . Mike Bove Ajax . Louis Pearson Ulysses.Paul Stoler Topman .Chris Potter Olpides .Jim Young Old Man.David deSchweinitz Minos .Dale Trombley Iris . Nancy Bartlett Servants .Jill Hammer Mary Aschenburg JEAN GIRAUDOUX’S TIGER AT THE GATES Directed by Byron Avery 60 THE GOOD WOMAN OF SETZUAN by Bertolt Brecht Directed by Saul Elkin Musical Direction Robert Aborn Scenery Lewis Deane Joyce Austin Lee Herwig, Saul Elkin, Algy Layden, Gracemary Keith, Helen McKinney, Tony deGeorge, David Nichols. CAST Joyce Austin William Jones David Nichols Pat Hunt Charles Allen Paul Stoler Helen McKinney Lissa Holloway Bob Fitch Jonathan Jay Anne Clark Patrick Kelley Tony deGeorge Gracemary Keith Merilee Herwig Alan Bladyka Algy Layden Jim Young Jill Hammer Dale Trombley Nancy Bartlett Van Ringquist Karl Ringquist THE KNACK Directed by Byron Avery CAST Lissa Holloway Robert Fitch Paul Stoler Byron Avery ANN JELICOE’S � ' ► � ♦- ■ W 2k miQo , � � � � ■ v v ' w JC � -• ! 11!: • lltr H VHVVfyV JOHN CARRADINE ACTOR •CTM ARTIST SERIES FRANS REYNDERS MIME in “the Bird” ■ .... - n HOMECOMING OCTOBER 1966 ■ HOMECOMING QUEEN GAIL FULLER Sophomores Riding Club Juniors Old Friend ' m0m i hhhbhki The Plunkouts: Bernie Soubble, Terry Diers, John and Marty Tewksbury. CARNIVAL WINTER J. Austin, R. Rathier, Queen Sally Wall, J. Howard Queen, Sally Wall King, Tony deGeorge Yet all experience is an arch Wherethrough gleams that untraveled World, whose Margin fades For ever and ever, as we move. Alfred, Lord Tennyson ps - 4 ,1 : - fi r - y| •• B ‘ r •tj n | ; ;■ IS P J I | . aH • SOCCER VARSITY B TEAM Castleton 7 . . . North Adams 1 Castleton 1 . . Middlebury 6 Castleton 0 . . . Quinnipiac 2 Castleton 2 . . Northwood 1 Castleton 2 . . St. Michaels 5 Castleton 0 . . Middlebury 5 Castleton 1 . . Plymouth 0 Castleton 3 . . Northwood 1 Castleton 2 . . Westfield 4 Castleton 1 . . Johnson 0 Castleton 2 . . New England 1 Castleton 4 . . Fitchburg 2 Castleton 3 . . Lyndon 1 Castleton 7 . . Rhode Island 0 Castleton 6 . . Keene 0 Castleton 3 . . Plattsburgh 0 Castleton 1 . . Roberts Wesleyan 1 Castleton 2 . . Lyndon 4 (playoff) 70 Co-captains, Steve Hazen and Butch West with Coach Terry. Wing, Squeek Gregory Ken Goodin and Steve Hazen vs. Roberts Wesleyan, November 5. SKI TEAM Grimshaw, Mazer, Nemith, Politis 72 VOLLEYBALL versus Johnson and Lyndon WON versus Springfield College LOST versus Johnson and Lyndon WON versus Springfield College LOST versus Lyndon State WON versus Hawthorne WON GOLF c.s.c. 9.5 North Adams 5.5 c.s.c. 8.5 Johnson 6.5 c.s.c. 9.5 Windham 5.5 c.s.c. 3.0 Plymouth 12.0 c.s.c. 3.0 Plattsburg 12.0 73 1966-67 SEASON Castleton 53 Potsdam 85 Castleton 69 Westfield 100 Castleton 55 Johnson 61 Castleton 63 Plymouth 77 Castleton 84 Nichols 70 Castleton 50 Oneonta 52 Castleton 68 New York Tech 97 Castleton 60 North Adams 65 Castleton 81 Plymouth 95 Castleton 101 Keene 82 Castleton 49 North Adams 74 Castleton 46 Oswego 77 Castleton 76 Windham 72 Castleton 68 Fitchburg 82 Castleton 60 Gorham 87 Castleton 92 Keene 95 Castleton 71 Johnson 84 Castleton 88 Lyndon 92 Castleton 91 New England 77 Castleton 95 Lyndon 52 The varsity basketball team finished with an unim¬ pressive 5 win, 15 loss record. However, it was not a discouraging or completely disappointing season. It was a new team, with only three veterans returning. Lacking superstars, with the possible exception of John Young, the team was small in number; but everyone who played played good basketball, and the team worked quite well together, especially in the last half of the season. In his first year at Castleton, coach Wally Colender didn’t win his rightful share of games, but showed he could handle a team. With the right breaks the record could easily have been 15 and 5. Out¬ standing on the court was the “blond bomber” John Young. His point per game average of 30 was 7th in the national NAIA small college statistics. He holds the CSC single game scoring record at 52 points. Fans saw a lot of hustle on the court from Ted Pierce, Ken Goodin, Sam DeBonis, and Bob Davis. Big men on the boards were Jim Gabert, Russ Beauchemin, and Denny Wright. Rounding out the squad and doing a fine job when called on were Wayne Shepherd and John Wright. 75 BASEBALL CSC 4 Temple Univ. 12 CSC 1 Temple Univ. 8 CSC 8 Philadelphia T. 12 CSC 1 Bridgewater 3 CSC 0 Virginia P.l. 21 CSC 5 Virginia P.l. 15 CSC 7 Lynchburg 12 CSC 5 Oneonta 17 CSC 5 Lyndon 4 CSC 10 Johnson 3 CSC 1 Fitchburg 2 CSC 2 Fitchburg 4 CSC 3 Lyndon 10 CSC 1 North Adams 14 CSC 2 Plymouth 11 76 Standing: Jim Ross, Jay Anderson, Mike Gallagher, Charlie Eaton, Blaine Goad. Kneeling: Mike Bove, Greg Crowinshield. TRACK TEAM 78 LACROSSE Castleton 2 New England 18 Cast leton 1 Nichols 24 Castleton 4 Norwich 11 Castleton 6 Plymouth 3 Castleton 5 New England 19 Castleton 4 Plymouth 1 Castleton 3 Rhode Island 6 Castleton 0 U. of Mass. 4 79 Front row: Sue Mulac, Joanne McGurn, Joanne Hancock, Alice Pelky, Sherry Scruggs, Paula Smith, Judy Bingham. Back row: Diane Treadway, Phyllis Emerson, Ruth Dagg, Bobbi Nichols, Amber Creaser, Donna Dietrich, Coach Marilyn Owen. Steve Hazen receiving commission in U.S. Marine Corps To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of chil¬ dren; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to ap¬ preciate beauty, to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a heal¬ thy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived. This is to have suc¬ ceeded. Ralph Waldo Emerson ■Hi We hope that this book will serve sufficiently in pre¬ serving some memories for those attending Castleton during the 1966-67 school year. In spite of the prob¬ lems and difficulties encountered in preparation of the book, a certain amount of satisfaction must be admit : ted to; even if it is only in getting it done. We are in debt to the Spartan and Jack Rogers for many of the photo- ' graphs. Appreciation for aid in photography also goes to Robert Bove of Burlington for the use of his equip¬ ment. It was a pleasure to work with Mr. Bill MacAlpine of the American Yearbook Company. We don’t have a masterpiece here, but a few pages of memories for those who care. 88 I