Green Mountain College - Peaks Yearbook (Poultney, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1936 volume:

VOLUME NUMBER TWO COMPILED AND EDITED JAMES ROCHE ELAINE CHURCHILL d ROGER MACARTHUR JOHN NORTHROP GREEN MOUNTAIN JUNIOR COLLEGE POULTNEY VERMONT l S BY Co-E itors Assistant Editor - Business Manager I 9' - Qbx QV 6 xv 3 so sc S sc N dedlcatung this book to you we can show but a very small portion of our sincere gratltude for your many years of patuent lovtng, and lnspunng service I the years to come, nn the progres slve dlvergence of our paths It wlll be our prlvnlege to carry with us the memory ol A being breathing thoughtful breath The reason firm the temperate wall Endurance foresight strength and skull A perfect Woman nobly planned To warm to comfort and command And yet a Spmt stall and brnght With somethmg of angellc light . . . ' I l . . . . . U n . . I . A Traveller between life and deathg I I ll E ll I C i ANNE L. llICIIAIlDSON A T I 0 N AMES HALL AT NIGHT AMES HALL , . '- :J v 1 EVENING SCENE 0F CHAPEL ISE! PILLARS CADIPUS Fn0M 'rim BRIDGE I 101 JESSE PARKER BIJGUE Pluzslnmvr Ill DEAN I 13 CLARENCE E. AKEIlS'l'll0M 1 BERTRAND ALLEN ELEANOR I ALLEN MARJORIE HENRY BROUCHTON Axsutant Coach L1b7'l1l'T!11l Home lfconomzcs nh: RACHEL H CLAPP LESLIE A CURTHOYS RACHEL DEAN Srcretarial Sczmzrf lllathcmatws and Clwmzstrjy Organ, P10710 and flmory EDWIN J DUWNIE SUSAN J ELLITHORP XIVALLACE GREEN Gvrmmz rmrl Hutory lfnghslz Frenth Ug'2,,q,,qf OHN M HEFFEENAN KENNETH BOOTH HOLMES Physzral lfdumtxon and Hzstory Hutory and I'l11LCdfl01l ACULT II4 'DL E , ,, fi 'IX Cz.. ,L. Liwrihmygg Cuui,u,,2 .af-..Ls. . If A J . ' . F 1 GERTRUDII JEFI REX 1U1ltl1z'11mtzf.v mul Lafm 121.5112 H LEu IS I nblzsh Lztfraturz' Il arid Lztfratme Pubhc Spfakmg Dean 0 II omfu ROBERT A SPEN CER I 101111 f NIARION S OXCE If EIVIILY A Ross Plzyncal 1'!I,ItCf1l'107l Rox E TOYCE Ihology GEORGE EDGAR SHATTUCK Clzfmzstry and Bwology ...XYZ Rnmx ALD LE GRAND SWVANN ASKA A Towns Rrgzsfrar P ano 4 Lafzn mm' Grfrle ,J U J AHAILLZ Iyhologw Ve ,Q WZ REURGER ADAH NEWHOUSE BQCUE 1'ULIfhL'lI7l7f1lS and Pllyszcs Pmno 111111 Your ACULT lla! , 1 5 , 5 ' -, W ' - ' . :wi EE ix M , 1 Q ' 4 - ,i, , A , K V . . -. ri I ,V h ' F if , 7 r . ' J . r F4 . 5 - f A ' , ,.T It ' , 4 i ' . '7 4 v . , 4 1 I, rf, fy, . . Y A , ,, ,' I QUV' ' VIJLM V JS., Y. V 5, ' K 'l, :A . : A . . '. I J ,Q V A . . . I I. . -XA, 4,--1 ,L-,,-: 16 BETWEEN CL ASSES LASSE CLASS OIT1C,LRS R NIACARTHUR Prfszdcllt SOPlIOM0llE E191 G. Hucmss, Trias-urfrg L. GREGORY, Vice-Prfsizlfntg R. JACKSON, Sccrataryg . v , ' IXIKRIORII' E AIKEN Illaroie Putney Vermont Cltecrl ader I D Sf ev' 30? X SOLVEIG E ANSTEENSEN Schenectady New York Hocul lhlftre Club QID Germfm Club QID I R C QzD Chtur '11 rn SOQ.1ll Lomrnlttee QID Honor Roll QID Q2D Pexxxvs Staff QzD Phr Theta Ivlppa Q Outmg Club 1 CLARIX ENNIS BACHMAN Bach 71 Burnett Street Maplewood New Jersey Basl-.Ltbull Q D PEAKQ Stuff Q D VHfSl1y Club Q2D Dance Com nuttee QID 2D Ter1n1sQ1 Q2 HOWARD IIARLE BARNES Ver non Vermont Barmze Pl- KKS St aff Q2D Bowlmg JOHN WALLACL BOUCK ack Mrddleburg New York I R C Q D Pln Th ta kappa Q Pxsucs Stall Q2D Baseball Mmager Q2D Soual Qommxttee Q Intramurals QID Q2D Ilonor Roll QI Q Wlnter Sports QI 2 SOPIIOM0ll T19 ES Q. 1, 4. ' 4 U' 7 . e ' Q D Q2 . Nb ' V lx Ly kr, ' 4. 4 4 4 . 3 v ' ' 'f ,,7. V 1' C f Q f N Q , C , , . . . , - .z . 'z. . , , ' s ' rf 2,1 C ' ' sl 4 X' 'Q ' 1 7, , 2, M . 2 , ' , . - Q , ' ' D D- 4 cl . . - I ' I , 1- X i, z , . ' Q2D. 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BRUCE Somzv Randolph, Vermont Intramurals 111 Czj, Winter Sports C J 0 WII DA H CAMPBELL B1ll1e qwxtous Rn cr Vex mont Lhwxla. 1dcr IJ C Socml Comrmttcc C11 Rccrcfmtxon Room COIIIIIIIITCL H Uomc ECOIIOITIILS Dime COIIIIIIIILCC Q D PEUXS C S1 C bET'IX A CARNIAN Betty Sw zxntou Vermont MARIORIE MADISON CENTER Jllavgw Salem New Xork I R C KID Glrc Club CID J Opcxelta Q2 xW' J 1 1 WA' I FLAIWE IDA CHURCHILL Penny P11 tsford Vermont ,S W Bobtcn Lmxerslty C15 Basketbqll Q D Phx Theta Imppa C j 12.9.-N- ' Pxmhs Stuff C2 Gram fWU1l7If!Il7L T177Zrf'5 Staff Q2 Q RACINE FLINT CLOUGH Doc Poul tncy Vermont Intr'1mur1ls Q11 C21 Bomug fl Tenms KI Grcfu Illozm lam lzmfs Stlff C J 0PHOMOBE 21 . E f' 'V' ..T f , . 4 ' ,' T, ' J 2 , '1 ' ' 4 ' ' ' 2 , 5 ' I .'t.tT aj. X' L : .I ' NN' 3 5 ' I 1 4 1 7 . Y Q A 5 - 'lf' 5 -HU.-55 1 -ff? w., 5, V:- W . 'I N 1 M , El N ffm L . F :ul ' ' ' ' TI,- A A 1 , 4 4 - ' 5 , I 1492 Ki fl I ,. cz, 9. fu wo Q3 B55 I' N -I V ,- .321 5 . if X 'Ap , 1' lc if 4 to . 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S1101-n0M0nEs 1221 DOL GLAb ADIILBERI' EVIIREQT Dong INCH Hman VCIIl1Ol1I I mmumls QI Q 1 LIL1 IAN SERVISS GRECGRX Gveg Om ell Vermont 'ioual VS elfarc Club QU Student Coune11 Qlj PICS1dCI1I Student Connell Q I XlLCPI'CSldCI1I Sophomore Cliss Q I Dincc Com mittee Q J I1uhm'1n Retepllon Comnnttte Q2 P1 Us SMH' Q2 I R Q Q Dcb'ntL1n5. 1 lm Q RLLILILIOII Room om mittee Q jj Cliff -fi 242' JW HAROLD GIBBS HASELTINTE oe, Hwy Chester Vermont Pre. ldilll Men 5 Student COUIILIQ Q Intmmumls QI Q P111 Tlctl Ixappn Qzj Honor Roll IJ PE ms SMH' Fenc L SHIRLES H HIIDLIIR Callajolwrte New loll qotml Welfare Club QID Clmrmfm Home ELOIIOXUILS Dulce Com nurtee Q25 Debxtm Tum Q25 Llmunnn Dormttory Parrv Commxttee Q J NIIXRH LORIT1 TA HINCHEX II5 dexlllc Vel mont Honor Roll Q1 Q21 Phx Thetl kappa D UPHUMUBE lznl S0 1 7 Marple Street, Randolph, Vermont Sports 111 121. GEORGE IRVING HOLIVIES New London, Connecticut Basketball 111 111, Football 111 121, Baseball 121, Track 111 121, Varsity Club 121. GORDON DAVID HUGHES Slugger Poultney, Vermont Football 111 121, Track 111 121, Varsity Club 121, Class 'Treas- urer 111 121, PEAKS Staff 121, Baseball 111 121, Intramural Basketball 111 121. HUGH ELDRIDGE INIPEY Imp 1 Belvidere Street, St. johnsbnry, Vermont Glec Club 111, Chziirnlan Naval Conference 111, I. R. C. 111, Preeident I. R. C. 121. RTQTH L. JACKSON jackie Randolph, Vermont Glee Club 111, Choir 111, I. R. C. 111, Social XVelfare Club 111, Class Secretary 111 121, PEAKS Staff 121, Honor Roll 111 121, Freshman Decoration Committee 111, Freshman Reception Committee 121. Pll0MOBES l24l RICHARD ALBERT HOLNIAN Dick Baseball 111 121, Basketball 111 121, Varsity Club 121, Winter DOROTHY MAE LARKIN Dot Bwllston Lake New York Prcsldent Socml Welfare Club CID Ass1st'1nt Duector Jumor Or eheqtra fl Student Counexl fl Glee Club K2 Chou' fz Opcretta 1 7 lbkm ll COWSTANCI1 HOOKER LEE Comme' Poultney Vermont flr Ian 1t C1 Honor Roll Pzzxxs Staff C Q Home Eco nonms Dwnee Commlttec Q ROGER NIACARTHUR M ac 61 Archer Street Lvnn Massaelmsetts Football CID 1 J Baseball Q15 Baseball Captam C J Fnmnce Lhlrmm CID Cltse P!'CQl6,lCI'lC Qzj Student C,OUllCll C J Var 1 Club Intrwmurwls up Q PEKKS Stlfl QZQ XV1ntcr Q1 orts fz Jia Mya! fa-fv P737 ALBT RTA B NICALLEY Bert New Hdxen Vermont DLDI TA NIOLDT Dee Ptlntmc Brxclge 'Nlew Hork 0Pll0MOIlE HKXZTL THELMA NIORRIS Poultncs Vermont Honor Roll KID K J Pln'1I1ct1 Ixwppi K 1 J NICHOLS Dmbv Vermont P1 ms SUE K I D nec Committee K IOHN HISNRX NORTHROP Gzamp IQ Chureh Street Proetor Vermont loofbnll Vlmm ex K Q Tenms KID K J Vars1tv Club K J PE KQ Stuff 21 Intmmulilb I K2 llmter Sport: ROBERT PIILLING Red 3,0 Linwood Avenue Rxdgewood New jerscw I'ootL1ll Kzj Intramuril Bmsketball KID Kzj Baskctbull Kzl Tenma KI VILC Presldcnt Virsrtw Club K I PENKS Staff .Student II orlefr Kr ik ll SOPll0MORES THOMAS NEIL MORRIS .Nez I3 Crowe Street Poultney Vermont rms Stiff K J lntranlumls KID Dmcc Orchestrx Sehool Olcllcatrl K I Gr rn Lllountam Yzmrs Strllff K J IUL4 , L f f if . ,2 . 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' V I , 'L JM ,iq L K - 'X I, 4, j,A I, .. . 26 MARI AN ELIZABETH PETERS Pete North Benumgton Ver mont Pcnxdent Student Coulcxl CID Clrolr C25 OpereLt1 C21 Pants Staff Gcrxmu Club 2 Plu Theta kappu C J Outmg Club NI FQTHER ROBERTS Poultney Ver mont College Reporter Campus Clzattfr CID Glee Club CID C23 G7FZ7L lllomzrrzzvz Yzmcx SME J Prints St 16' C J Operctta IATXIES EDVVARD ROCHE zmmze 7, XV1lll'lI11S Street XVl11tcl1'1ll New York I R C C Q Punts SME Czj Studfnt If wiser CII Grfeu flloun Mm Tzmfx QUIT FRANK CHARLES ROSS Cluchz Wluteb ll New York rucc 1 C B1seb'1ll IJ CJ Basketball CID CJ Toot 1 CID C Honor Roll CI J VTYSIILV Club C J ELI7ABETH SCHIEFER Ben Rochester New 'lork Basketball CIJ C J Soc11lWelfare Club Il Glce Club 1 C J 1 C CID Clxo1rC2 Operettl ou. nun.. +0 C1 P'-U-'l ' M'-K1 YY-5 41.-L 56,04-1' afQlO -S S 0 H 0 M 0 B E I 27 f-:Q PHYLLIS M. SHALLIES Pittsfield, Nlassachusetts Honor Roll 111 121, School Orchestra 111 12, , DOROTHY BRADFORD STILES Dot Alburgh, Vermont Cheerleader 111, Tennis Team 111, Glee Club 111, Social Com- mittee 111, Honor Roll 111 121, 'iThe Pampered Darling 121, Operetta 121, Pnfxxs Staff 121, Freshman Reception Committee 111, Sophomore Dance Committee 121, Choir 121, Basketball 12 . PAUL SHERIVIAN SUNDERLAND Sundae Stop 31, Schenectady Road, Albany, New York Intramurals 111 121, PEAKS SMH 121, Bowling 111 111, Honor Roll 111 121, Tennis 111 121. KVILLIANI FRANKLIN SUNDERLAND Bill Stop 31, Schenectady Road, Albany, New York lfnaaxs Staff 121, Football 121, Basketball 111 121, Tennis Club 111 121, Varsity Club 121, Studmtt Worlcn Staff 111, Honor Roll 121. I l STEPHEN JERRY TUCKER ferry I Randolph, Vermont Menis Glue Club 111, Operctta 121, Green hlountain Junior Col- lege Band 0PlIOMOIlES lzgl IANIIQT MARY WALRER a Roehcstcr New Yorl Souzl Vlelfzre Club CII Basketball Cll SOCIHI Comnuttee I Student COLIHCII C21 PF xks Stuff C21 Outmg Club CID G C VI IGGINS Sevg Ryels I mc lVIataWpm New erscy inscbwll C J Plame Staff C DAVID IOHN WILLIAMS Daw Mum Street Poultucv Vclmout lootbxll C I WLIFSIKV Club CSCCFCIAYY md Trcasurex ntm mural lwuutbxll Cl IllUdIY'lUI'll Bwketball 1 J Basebxll I C J CVFLII lI101l7lfHl'll, Ymzfs St IH C2 FREDERICK RIINNIITH WILSON Freddy Num pcrt Vermont Bmwketball CID C21 Iootbwll Baseball C I C I Pxcsl cut V11 ity Club 21 Vue PlCSldCI1lI Student Councxl C PEAKS SMH' C Dance Comuutlee CID 2 MARY I WOLCOT T Brldport Vermont 9oc1aIXVclf1rc Club C1 Student Counul CI I R C CID I'enn1s Team CID C J Bfxslxclbill CII C2 Ilcfld Cheerleader CID bchool Oxchestra CID C Chou- CID Czj Psxxcs Stal? 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Every perse.. 1Continued on page . fContinued on page 31 HELL WEEK AND ONION ODORS END WITH PRESIDENT'S BALL T0 INITIATED STUDENTS - Stiff shirts and evening dresses were testimony that Hell Week was over Saturday night as the students of' Green 'Mountain Junior College and the seniors and juniors of Troy Conference Academy came to Pres- ident and Mrs. Jesse Parker Bogue's annual reception in the gymnasium. The hall was decorated with a blue and white canopy of crepe paper stretched above the floor while six illuminated white crepe pillars were erected around the edge of the danc- ing floor as if supporting the can- opy above. Wall decorations as well as attractive bouquets completed the effect. The ball followed the first of a series of monthly formal dinners celebrating faculty and student birthdays. Those honored Saturday night were the Misses Claire Mur- ray, Betty Carver, Lila Peleher, Elea- nor Elliott, and Charles Cofiin, I. J. Nichols, Leslie Curthoys, Rodney Scoville Stanley Smithers, Earl Dlmckel and Howard Bartholomew. Marching into the dining room, a reg- iment of. waiters in single file en- circled the table singing Happy birthday to you, dear chil.lren and deposited a large cake upon the table. Until midnight in the gymnasium dancing feet responded to the toe- tickling tunes of Red Holl:1nd's Em- pire ,Staters of Whitehall. Hell Week was over. No more need. neckties stream down fresh- man backs, paper bags perch crazily on green heads, young students struggle in clothing worn in reverse, bathrobes clothe the new arrivals nor onions smell their pockets. On Monday, every new student appeared wearing sweaters, vests, trousers, dresses, or what have you, in reverse. Due to general awk- wardness and embarrassment, Prof. R. L. Swann repealed the rule for the evening meal. Wearing paper bags on their heads Tuesday, many cleverly shaped sail- or or latest style fashion hats. Unique of all odeas was a small peanut bag attached by a rubber band to the head of Ruth Moerchen. Wednesday the campus reeked with onion fumes as each frosh from time to time took a nauseating mouthful of onion to appease the sophs. The following day a riot of color broke loose ufpon the campus as each frosh donned his hitherto pri- vatc bathrobe and paraded the campus throughout the day. -Wynne Wiggles Eastman, son of Dr. East- man of Burlington, lacking a bath- robe scarf, stretched a. tie around his middle, after a great deal of dif- ficulty, and trundled about with his fellow-bathrobers. On Friday, the frosh were to learn to sing the Green Mountain Junior College song, Lux Fiat to the sophs. They were to be carefully watched, and if caught stumbling through, forced to sing a solo. Not wishing to detract from the fine musical concert presented, this was vetoed. As the weekend drizzled out, so did hell week for the rule that the word peanut must be in- serted throughout the song Finicule Finicula was also forgotten. Tiring -as much of initiation as the frosh, the sophs allowed free- dom the last two days. Hell Week was also more lenient than usual for President Bogue intervened in softening the original rules. i351 1 e or no ceed th' Dr. Clo' and a senteff list, '- SCT: of sa bf l: ir to s catif re cu nom. 8.11 8111 teria, 2. and ten 'Tlhe 1 school s erating ranger first .5 with th- ning the s. budget for lows: Interest Bonds r 8 teac Additi Heat De'p GMJC L ATER As trme wore on we drd adjust ourselves to the habrts and customs of the college learnrng to eateth Just so, to sleep rn the beds provrded to look about for companrons boldly, and to worketh at the homelessons, more or less And we drd all the thrngs the sophomores drd and learned to tolerate them and to even make frrends among them Day by day we garned rn self confidence Onct, the sophomore sgrrls drd throw a tea for the freshman females and so colleve lrfe grew on apace to better thrnvfs COOPIQRAT IX II DISSENSION Suddenly, rnsprred toward class organrzatron, we drd come all toffether rnto one lrubbub on October IO and drd elect unto Us some officers Some crveth for one and others howleth for another as presrclent, but after drscussron fro and to ue drd decrde upon George Gordon lxrngsley as our esteemed lerder Speedrlx drd we prcketh the remamder of the offrters for our presrdent has a wavv chrn de termrned black hart, and a strong Vorce urth Whrch to quell the babblrnvs Hence forth, to wrt, whereas, the slate now beareth these names Presrdent Gordon Ixrngslcv Y rce l resrdent Bertrand Andrews Tr e'rsurer Roland Crffor cl lVloreover the rrvht uorthy Nlrss Susan B Lllrthorp u as rnvrted to ofhcrate as faculty adwrsor Whrle Alan Stewart, long srnce wandered au as was dulv elected a member of the Student Athletrc Councrl Alack, not one has been appornted to represent our noble Group slnce hrs departure thence DUE TELL Anxrous to handle the class money, the prcsrclcnt and treasurer drd hucldle and propose that each member pay the huge sum of one buck as dues before february r nrneteen hundred srx and thrrty As one man the loyal class drd vote upon the proposrtron favorably Yet xr hen the trme cometh, only Jo of our 9 and roo drd cough up Wherefore, the good presrdent drdst scold and exhort strenuously to pry the cash from the defaulters who are half Scotch and two thrrds French SUCCESSFUL DIIFENI S Other meetrngs equally frurtless drd We hold and rn honor of George XV3.Sl11I1g ton on February 22 we drd sponsor an rnformal dance rn the gx mnasrum Shortly after, our presrdent, after feelrng the purse, drd pronounce the affarr a dreadful Hop Only erglrt lonely couples nad mrstaken rt for a dance We freshmen drd of course partrcrpate rn other numerous actrvrtres, such as the wrnter carnrval on February 29, the operetta Gypsy Rover at the Toun Hall on March 18, and other mrnor occasrons too rmportant to mentron E36 U I l I . 7 lx - w N L , C ' 3 - . . 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I gg , V an , LOS1 PEAKS BEREAVIQMENTS Here rt rs our boundcn duty to account for the addrtrons and subtractrons from our renovr ned assemblage Many drd fall by the waysrde for varrous reasons, especrallv at the end of the first semester but we drd also prel. up a few fellow du erps Lenora Beach Danrel Bmby ohn Bowlter Betty Carr Lorarne Carr er Eduard Crssrdy Dcugla Abel Fuller Andrew s Nlrllard Duff Stephen Dunn Rrta Grznon Luella ones Helen Xlaeck FOUND lxerth Broun fdvar Doolittle Fred Peters 'Xlartha lXIcLaughlrn Audley Osha lrmes Scanlon Clarrcc Scott losephrne Senn Allrn Steu wrt Clrnt Ranrer Ray Vllebster On Aprrl I7 after much plannrng and hard labor we drd putteth on a formal dance of uhrch vou shmll read C D forthwrth Asrde from what has ffone before we hath done nothrng for Whrch wc Wrll rcfuse crcdrt If there be any rmproxe INCHES thex should be attrrbutcd spccrhcally to us the class of ,7 the hnest noblest most capable c ass rn hrstory rn our estrmatron 1qRObH PROMENADII Neath a canopx of rr oven freen and uhrte crepe paper, Lleve lqyles and hrs band of Rochester X ermont played sprrrtedly at the freshman Promenade held rn the gy mnasrum on Aprrl I7 1936 Completrng the artrstrc effect of the brrght sprrn color combrnatron were snr resplendent crepe prllars reachrng cerlrng xx ard from the glearnrng floor A soft green glow from four of these shed rtseli rn mottled splashes on the uhrrlrncf har pv couples Green and xx hrte checks set oil the backgrounds wlrrle rngenrous top hats bobbed merrrly among the throne It wx as the annu rl frosh all rrr and an affarr to be remembered long after the last lrltrnf note had brdden goodnrght Patrons and patrone ses uerc hlr ar d hlrs lxenneth Holmes, hlr and hlrs C eorge bhattuclt and Mr and Xlrs John Hellernan Commrttees rn charbe uerc lXlrss Anne Swensen, charrman and rn Care of dec orfrtrons Lertrand Andrew trcltets and publrcrty, Morrrs Hrll checkrng, Robert Frost lr lrtrn and Vllcndell Nelson clelnrng Done on thrs dar of addle mrndedness, rn thc year of our corpuscles Aprrl first nrneteen hundred srx and thrrty ivnm C51 nedj Sm IALLX Ho l37 4 4 4 4 ' .I ' '. , - . 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Sunderland, Barnes, Hughes, I'I.Iseltine Mizlzllr row: Wolcott, Young, Stiles, Roberts, lfVilson, Bouck, Lee, Peters, Ansteensen, Brock Front row: Nlorris, Nichols, Campbell, Jackson, Roche, Gregory, Churchill, Northrop, VVolinsky MacArthur Peo ks Staff Co-editory ...,..................... ......... E LAINE CHURCHILL and JAMES ROCHE Axyixtant Editor ........... ..........,....................................... R OGER NIACARTHUR Business .Manager ..................................... ........ ............... u l OHN NORTHROP Afsixtarzt Bzuiness lllanzzger ................,............................... FREDERICK YVILSON Advertixivzg ............................................................ INIELVILLE WIOLINSKY, BOUCK Sale: ..................... N. MOIlRIS, P. SUNDERLAND, C. BACHIVIAN, NI. BROCK Correspondefnce Manager .................................................................. RUTH JACKSON Art Editor .........................................,....... ......... I . NICHOLS Axyixtant Art Editor ......... ........,.... ......................................... W . CANIPBELL Sports Editorx .......................... .......................,......... G . WVIGGINS, NI. xA7OLCO'1'T Humor Editor: .......................................... R. PELLING, L. GREGORY, E. ROBERTS Clan Edi1forJ...G. DU1'TON, B. YOUNG, H. HASELTINE, S. ANSTEENSEN Society Editors ............................................ ..................................... D . STILES, H. BARNES Alumni Editor: ........... ............................. G . HUGHES, C. LEE Campu: Editorx ......... ............ B . SUNDERLAND, NI. PETERS I l42l WOMEN'S STUDENT COUNCIL Bark row: Young, Walker Front row: Beach, Advisor Lewis, Gregory Women's Student Council To five members of the resident women fell the lot of keeping perfect harmony in the dormitories. New rules and regulations were drawn up at the beginning of the year and later new privileges were secured. Their activities have varied from the enforcement of the regulations to raising money to furnish the new recreation room. This is the Hrst year of Student Government. It has proved itself successful under the following oiiicers: Prerident .............. , ................ .......,. L ILLIAN GREGORY Vice-Presiclent ...,..... . . . ...... ......... B ARBARA YOUNG Secretary ...................................................... ........... E LAINE BEACH Sophomore Reprave-zzlaztifue ............ ............ J ANET W7ALKER Freshman Reprerevzlatifue ............................,................................................. BETTY CARR Faculty Adwirm' ..............,........................ Miss ELSIE LEWIS, DEAN or VVOMEN I-+31 l MEN'S STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: Advisor E. Winzenburger, R. Gifford Front row: F. Wilson, I-I. Haseltine, R. MacArthur, R. Lawrence Resident Men's Council At the beginning of the school year, 1935-36, the resident men of Green Nloun- tain Junior College elected five of their number to compose a Menis Council, the purpose of which was to represent the resident men of the college in an ofiicial capacity incident to 'resident life in Moses Hall and to formulate, direct and provide with power to enforce rules and regulations for the general Welfare of resident college men. The Council membership is composed of a faculty ad- viser, three sophomores and two freshmen. In cooperation with the college administration, the Resident lXfIen's Council was instrumental in providing a new, powerful, all-wave radio for the lobby of IX-loses Hall. The Council has been continually active throughout the year and has done much to improve and make more worth while the college life of the resident men at Green Nlountain. The members of the Council are: Adviser ........................................................... ..........,. E RNST A. YVINZENBURGER Prerident ................... ........... H AROLD G. HAsl-ZLTINE Vice-Preridevzt .......... ,.............. F REDERIC K. VV1LsoN Secretary .................................................. ............ W V. RICHARD LAWRENCE Sophomore Repre5e1z.talive ......... ........... R OGER A. MACARTHUR Freshman Repre.fe1z1aLi've ........... ............. R OLAND E. GIFFORD T441 W, v ,3- ,y jf. rf COLLEGE CHOIR Bark row: Stiles, Maeck, R. Tucker, Smithers, Kingsley, Seoville, Gilford, Jones, Bogue, Wolcott Front row: Wheeler. Morris, Garrett, Beach, Tuttle, Director Bogue, Rziymore, Belding, Yelton Peters The Gypsy Rover On March 18, the bright lights at the Opera House flared up and Green Nlountain students, under the direction of Nlrs. Jesse P. Bogue, presented to a small but appreciative audience the operetta The Gypsy Rover. The principles of the cast were Paul Hatch, Helen Yelton, Stanley Smithers, Betty Bogue, Rodney Scoville, Dorothy Stiles, Gorden Kingsley, Elizabeth Tuttle, VVendell Nelson, and Tracy jones. A special ballet solo was given by Anna Swensen. The cast was aided by a chorus of twenty-five voices, and the orchestra under the direction of Robert Spencer. l45l ,f .4, ., If X XML' .Q-yv ORCHESTRA Bark row: Scovillc. Simpson, Tucker, Director Spencer, hflorris, Beach Front row: Wolcou, Dcycttc, jones, Shallies, Bulson - - Plll TIHQTA KAPPA Bark rofv: bl. Bouck, E. Kcllewziy, A. Belding, J. XYalc.lron, R. Gifford, S. Xlfilliams, F. Ross E. Scunclt Front row: E. Churchill, C. Hill, S. AHSICCHSCIH, NI. XVolinsky, Professor Swann, M. Peters, H. Hascltinc, R. Day l46l P E A K S lnfernczhonol Relohons Club 'Ihe II'ltCIl'lE1I1Ol1'll Relatrons Club for three xfesrs an organrzatron dex oted to the study and drstussron of nrtronal and rrrterrratronal ex ents opened rts 193, 36 provranr early rn October Phe llrst meetrngs were for the purposes of reorffan rzatrorr and the electron of the followxrng club oflrcers Presrderrt Hugh E Impex , xree presrdent hlelxrlle VX olrnsltx secretary, Holverv Nnsteensen correspondrnff secretary VK R1ch'r1d Lawr nee treasurer Roland E Crfford Durrng the year the Club has held regular brweelxlv sessrons to drscuss natronrl and rrrternatrorral problems The rnterestrnfr srtuatrons brought about bv the re nrrlrtarrzatron of the Rhrrreland, and the Italo Abx ss1n1'1n conflrct proved most trmelv and were studred and drscussed rn detarl Outstandrng among the club meetrngs wx as one held at the resrdence of Professor Holmes At tlrrs trme the mem bers were prrvrleged to lrsten to D1 Paul I' Douglrss, vxorld traveler and author revrevx the 1rrterrr'1t1on'1l srtuatrorr whrch he studred Whrle on hrs recent Puropean tour Another rmportrnt rrrectrne of the Club xx as held at the home of Paul I'eeto1 'Ilre purpose of thrs rneetrng xx ts to formulate plans and elect conrmrttees for the Round Table Conference for hrgh school students wlrrch the Green IVIOUIITLHII1 Internatronal Relatrons Club sponsored on hfay S and 9 'lhe hundred delegates xvho attended tlrrs conference for the prornotron of xvorld peace represented varrous lrrglr schools of I ernront and e'1stern Wexx Xorle Phe prrncrpal speaker at the Con ference xx as Dr Norman Padelford professor of government at Colgate Ilnr versrty Doctor Padelford, who rs '1 xvrrter on problems of world organrzatron, w 'rs r most able and strmulatrrrg spealter lXIrss Ursula P Hubbard drrector of Irrternatronal Relzrtrons Clubs for the Carnegre Endowment, 1nd Dr Paul I Douglass Were also on the spealtrng program of the Conference These sessrons whrclr are yearly ex ents are becomrnff rncreasrngly successful rntl worth Wlrrle The Internatronal Relatrons Club rrrarntarns 111 Internatronal Alcove rn the Colleve Lrbrary 'Ihe books for thrs alcove are provrded by the Carnegre I'ound'r tron and are reaclx reference for the study of xx orld peace problems Ilre successful provranr Whrclr the club marntarned throughout the year xx as due, rn a large part to the untrrrng efforts of Prof Ixenrretlr Holmes and Pres Hugh E Irnpcy 'Ilre followxrng students composed the Club nrernberslrrp durrng the 1933 36 season Ansteenscn Brock Lurflord, Gregorv Impex, Ixrrrgman Laxxrence, Nfoerclren Parry Roche Schrefer Sennett, Teeter, and XI7OllDblxj Prof Ken netlr B Holmes acted as Club Advrser I+ n u 1 - ' 1 ' s - ,, x -- - - ' ' 7 s 5 X 'fr . 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V., Y ,. - . , V, .r f 7 .13 J 7 Jr . ... . . . V, . , ' ,, . 1 1 F .F P 7 Y' ' I - A 1 . . G. M. J. C. Abi Hinc Ccipillis Old rnan depression had the fair town of Poultney in his grasp and he was squeezing harder and harder. The merchants were gasping loudly and wheezingly with every new bit of pressure. Especially the barbers, ahl yesl the barber's jirniny Blanche was all for taking his car back to the finance company, and Smitty was taking any and all kinds of offers for his two chairs, while Teddy Pafundi was just waiting for the Poultney River to warm up. Wihen suddenly the streets, the sidewalks, and the lawns were filled with marching students, students possessed of nice, hne, long tresses which they had, acting under orders from the Bush Committee, a Nloses Hall Organization, volun- teered to give and give willingly CFD in Poultney's brave and long fight against O. NI. D., the arch enemy. As they bore down upon the barber's Smitty's, Teddy's and then Jimmy's, the din became terrihc and cries of utake it all off, give me a Heinie, etc. filled the air. Enough hair, curly, thin, heavy, thick, red, black, brown, and blonde, was snipped from student heads to put the horse sofa business back on its feet for the rest of the year. Thus it went for three days, IO boys, 15, 20, 25, 26, 27, 35, 40, 52, 53, 54, SQ and finally all that was left was Dick 'fSamson Eichhorn vowing that depression or no depression those long, black, locks stayed on in spite of- and high water. A small passage of timel E That night Dick and the rest of the boys looked very collegiate and comfortable with their new top wear. A few days later that progressive student publication, the Green Jlffounmivz Times carried on its editorial page an article mob rule, strong arms, mind of your own, etc, youave seen the type. The faculty praised it, the students scanned it Crationalizationfj, and the barbers burned it. Thus is recorded as a vital step of our growth in the year 1936-Abi Hinc Capillis. NSI THLETIC FOOTBALL SQU XD Bari IOL Coreh Heffernan Ross G Hughes Holmes Collin Mrnogue Eaton Clrornyfrk Scnnett Nl'rn'rger lXortlrrop Ilfrflzllz' rou Bartholomew Orl ur rn lVl'reArthrrr Wrllrrrrrs Nov rk Q Huglres Prrry Ivrrrr Irwzt 100 Brock XV qundcrlurd lrurcnzo Trslr Plrrllrps Vlrlson P llrng Hoey Foofboll The 19,5 Green and Gold eleven was the first team rn Green lVIountarn s five year crrrstence to go through a season undefeated The Green Horde swept through a sur game sc' edule undefeated, untred and were unscored on until the closrng mrnutes of the frnal game of the season At the start of practice early rn September, Coach ack Heffernan faced the task of replacrng such men 1 Harry Cleverly Len Needham Fed btrckney, hfrke Zrdovrsky Drck Harris Arvon Hughes Ben Wrllrams and Gay Frsh all regulars of the 1924 eleven which lost only to NX7llllE1I1'1S frosh 1934 veterans returnrng were Captarn elect Elmer Novak Roger hfIacArthur Brll Sunderland, Dave Wrl lrarns Tr rnk Ross, Red Parry and Quill Hughes, lrnemen, Gordv Hughes rmmy Taton and Irvrng Holmes, backs New men reportrng rncluded Vlrke Chornvak, lohn Mrnovue and Ned Hoex backs Ed Orkman Rube Rana Ld bennett Al Bartholomew, Red Pellrng lack Phrllrps Fred VVrlson Les Fish Ted Laurenzo, Red Scanlan and Paul Brock Before the start of the season Frfrnk Ross, 1 1934. end, was shifted to quarter back and proved to be the find of the season He displayed keen Judgment calling plays wfrs a consistently good punter and a powerful lrne plunger hfrke C, ornyak at fullback, was an rmportrnt factor rn several vrctorres urth hrs great oroken field running md accurate passrnv Gordy Hughes drsplaved some fine blocking throughout the season and was a first class pass recerw er lohn Nflrnogue 'and Ned Hoey showed up as shrftv ball carriers, with the former being used as 1 blockrng back most of the time Both will be promrent factors rn Coach Hef fernans plans for 193, Captain Novak, ohensrve center and defensrve tackle was a tower of strength rn the Nlountarneer lrne He consistently knrfed through to block punts and drop opposing backs behrnd the lrne Roger MacArthur drmrnutrve guard starred both defensrvely and offensively 'rnd was a splendid analyst of plays hfac vsas one of the finest lrnemen yet to perform at Green hlountarn The rest of the lrne consrstrnv of Oakman and Parry, tackles, and Q Hughes and Dave Wrllrams, guards play d 1 barrgup defensive g rme all season The lrne lsOl 1 f cuff: as 'C , , .' 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PEAKS deserves much credrt for the f reat success of the team for although oufvverghed rrr every Uame they farled to vreld a srngle score durrnq the season Three of the four men vrho performed at the end posrtrons durrng thc campargn suffered rnjurres trro of them Sennett and Sunderland berng lost for the season rn the Montpelrer Game Rana, who vras rnrured rn the Nrchols game came back to play good football durrrrv the last few games, whrle the fourth man, Bartholo mew who vrerfrhed but 178 pounds, vras elevated to a regular posrtron late rn the season after shovvrnff a great frghtrnff sprrrt both rn practrce and the short trme he play ed rn the first few games Letters rrere avrarded to the followrng Capt Flmer Novak captarrr elect Rube Ivana Mrke Chornyak Gordon Hughes, Qurll Hughes Rover Nflacrirtlrur Davrel XVrllrams lVleredrth Parry 'Wrllram Sunderland, Edvv ard Sennett, Edward Oakman lohn Mrnogue ames Hoey, Howard Bartholomew, Frank Ross, lrmrrry Eaton Charles Coffin Les Fr h Robert Pellrng Ted Laurenzo Paul Brock ack Phrllrps Fred VX rlson Irvrng Holmes lames Eaton and lohn Northrop manager GREEN hlourvram '17 NICHOLS lurvrorr COILEGII o ocrorrrrz , A1 DUDLIIX rvrass 'lhe Nlountarneers crushed Nrchols unror College 77 to O rn the seasons opener Startrng the game vrrth sex en new men rn the lrne up, the Green and Gold led bv Nlrl e Chornyak and Frank Ross rolled up tvro touchdowns rn the first perrocl one rn the second and one rn the final whrle the lrglrter G hd C for vrard rv all completely smothered the lvrchols runrrrng attaek 'lhe hlourrtarneers krcked off to Nrchols to start the game Nrchols was un able to garn rn three plays and punted to the G hl C 28 yard lrne On first dovvn hlrlee Chornyak broke 'rway and wrth the ard of beautrful bloclerng by Rube Ivrna ran srxtv erglrt yards to the Nrchols 4 yard lrne, finally berng brought down from behrnd Frank Ross plunged over for a touehdown and kreked the pornt to grve the Mourrtarneers a 7 to o lead l ater rn the first perrod C lXl C drove srxty yards down the field for a second score vvrth Gordv Hughes plungrng over from the 3 yard lrne Ross agarn place krcl ed the porrrt 'The thrrd score came as a result of a blocked punt by Captarn 'Nlovale whrch C M C recovered on the Nrchols IO y rd lrne In three plays Gordy Hughes went over for a touchdown The final score came rn the last perrod as the result of '1 forward later rl play good for fortv vards Chornyak passed to Rana vrho lateraled to Ross rr ho went over for a touchdown and lvrclved the pornt makrnv the lrnal score 77 to O llhe great defensrvc plav of Captarn Novak was a standout The brg tackle blocked three punts and lrterally played rn the Nrchols baekfield throughout the errtrre grme hlrlve Chorrryalv a nevv comer, proved hrmself to be a shrfty runner and a good passer, vvhrle Frank Ross startrng hrs first game at the quarterback post, turned rn a magrrrfrcent performance c rllrng plays lrne plungrng and puntrnff GRLLN lXlouNTAIrx 6 NORVXICH FRosH O ocrorarrz I2 AT POULTINIIY Frank Ross vvrth three touchdowns, led the Nlorrrrtarneers to therr second successrve trrrrmph of the season defeatrng the Norwrclr Frosh 6 to O l51r 5' ' . 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'V 1 F s I sk ., .- 7 , . , , . . . . . 1. . , , 4. . .. . . . . . C ' ' ' , Z f . , D. V rr rv ' r 1 - 4 V4 . ., , 4- v 1 7' J - w ' l- w e, - N g .. . . 7 M g 5 A, . 2. . l G. M. J. C. G. NI. C. scored in the first few minutes of play. Norwich after taking the opening kick-off on their twenty-five punted to the h-Iountaineer 40-yard line. Chornyak skirted end for twenty yards on the First play, and several plays later he went over from the I4-yard line to give G. NI. C. a 6 to 0 lead. The Cadets held the Green and Gold in check for the remainder of the half. Early in the third period G. NI. C. blocked a punt and recovered on the Norwich 20-yard line. Nlinogue, Hoey and Ross alternated in advancing the ball to the I-yard line where Ross plunged through for a touchdown. Near the end ofthe period the Nlountaineers gained a possession of the ball on the Norwich 20. On the first play of the final period NIinogue passed to Hoey for a first down on the nine from which point Ross plunged for another score and place kicked the point giving G. NI. C. a IQ to 0 lead. Ross kicked-off to Norwich and Captain Novak blocked a punt on the Norwich 39-yard line, G. NI. C. recovering on the Norwich 15. Ross then plunged through center, bumped off the safety man and went over for his third touchdown and kicked the point making the score 26 to 0. GREEN NIOUNTAIN I2 RIIONTPELIER SEZINIINARY 0 ocroeiziv. 19, AT Moxrpeurza Nlontpelier Seminary became the third victim of the lX'Iountaineers, going down to a I2 to 0 defeat at the hands of G. NI. C. Late in the first quarter the Green and Gold pushed over a score after a 50- yard sustained drive with Gordy Hughes plunging the last two yards for the touchdown. In the second period Montpeliel' stopped the G. NI. C. running attack, but the Nlountaineers took to the air and scored another touchdown. Chornyak passed from Nlontpeliefs 30-yard line to Gordy Hughes, who took the ball on the ten and went over only to have the play called back as G. NI. C. was offside. On the next play Chornyak again passed to Hughes who took the ball on the five and went over for a touchdown giving the Green and Gold a I2 to 0 lead. During the second half the ofhcials took the game away from the players by in- flicting numerous penalties. Nlost of the play was in mid field, howover, G. NI. C. once advanced to Nlontpelierls 15-yard line-only to be pushed back by penalties. The Green and Gold lost the services of two ends, Sennett and Sunderland, who suffered injuries which kept them out for the remainder of the season. GREEN NIOUNTAIN 6 VERMONT FROSH 0 ocrosen 26, AT BUraL1No'1'oN lX'Iike Ch0rnyak's 6-yard end sweep, late in the final period, culminating a 60- yard drive, enabled the NIOuntaineers to defeat the Vermont Frosh 6 to 0 and remain in the undefeated class. The Frosh, the best in several years, at Vermont, presented a stiff defense which stopped G. NI. C. in its tracks for three periods, while the Cats threatened to go places with their passing attack. Frank Ross' punting was sensational throughout the game. His long booming punts constantly set the Frosh back on their heels. One of his punts traveled for seventy yards in the air, and at a time when it was needed most. VVith six minutes to play in the final period G. NI. C. gained possession of the ball on their forty and with the aid of some hne ball carrying by Chornyak, and a ls21 PEAKS forward lateral pass good for twenty yards earned a hrst down on Verrnonts 6 yard lrne, from vshrch pornt Chorny ak crrcled left end for a touchdown G IVI C ltr ked off to the Iqrosh xr ho passed therr rr ay to the hfountarneers' thrrty before berng stoped At thrs pornt Ross punted seventy yards to the Vermont IOj21I'Cl lrne Hoev rntercepted a pass as the game ended Inarly rn the hrst p rrod G IXI C lost the servrces of 1tS great guard Roger lXIacArthur, for the rest of the season due to a leg rnjury Gruzrsrx IVIOUN PAIN IQ IVIAINLIUS o 'xovrnrrsun 0 A1 POULTNLX 'Ihe hlountarneers chalked up therr fifth strarght by defeatrnv a brg Nfanlrus team IQ to o 'Ihe game, played rn a steady drrzzle was only five plays old when the Green and Gold scored then frrst touchdown on a JI yard run by Chornyak In the second perrod ohn hlrnogue G IXI C halfbaclt, was carrred from the freld suffer rng from a concussron xr hrch sept hrm on the srdelrnes for the remarnder of the season On the thrrd play of the game Gordy Hughes rntercepted a pass on the Manlrtrs 38 yard lrne Chornyalt made seven yards around rrght end and then skrrted left end and raced thrrty one yards to a touchdown behrnd beautrful blockrng by the lrne whrch had pulled out and cleared the field Ross plunged for the pornt makrng the score 7 to 0 Near the close of the perrod Oakman prcked rp 'r blocked krcl-. on the Nlanlrus IO yard lrne and went over for a touchdown The final score came rn the thrrd passed to Gordy Hughes for a first down on the 4 yard lrne Two lrne plays farled but Chornyak then fired a pass to Hughes rn the end zone for a touchdown Later rn the perrod Nlanlrus marched down to the Mountarneer goal lrne only to be held for downs rnsrde the J yard lrne thus lseeprng the G IXI C goal uncrossed In the last perrod the hlorrntarneers drove to the Nlanlrus 8 yard lrne only to fumble GREEN Mourxmrrv 9 CLARIX Scuoor, 6 Nrovmrrsrzrz 9, AT HAINOVER N H The Green and Gold edged out a 9 to 6 wrn over Clark School to conclude the season undefeated and untred but were scored on for the first trme when Eddre Morel shrfty Clark quarterback returned a punt srxts five yards to a touchdown, late rn the final perrod The NIOLIHKHIIICCIS scored In thc first three mrnutes of play when Frank Ross took Chornvak s pass from mrd field on the Clark ,2 yard lrne and went over for 1 touchdoun Ross then dded the pornt on a plunge makrng the score 7 to 0 G IXI C scored agarn rn the second perrod vxhen Nlorel, attemptrng to pass out of hrs end Lone, rs as dropped by Captarn Novak for a safety makrng the score 9 to o The Mounta neers mrssecr several scorrng opportunrtres durrng the rest of the frrst half throu lr fumbles, after worltrng deep rnto Clark terrrtorv W'rth hve mrnutes left to play rn the game lVlorcl took Ross short punt on hrs J, yard lrne cut for the srdelrnes and ran srrrty hve yards to a touchdown In the ranrnv moments of the frame the Mountarneers moved to Clfrrk s '13 yard lrne losrng possessron of the ball just before the Game ended ln . . . . ., . 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' ,r ' .. 6 . v la- . 9 I t o ' .,, 1 B ASKETBALL TEAM Back row Coach Heffernan Pulver Pellmg Smrthers Laurenzo Manager Dunclxel front roto Ross Wilson Holman Capt NK Sunderland Eaton Bachmm Kana Basketball The G M C hoopmen co npxled a record of thnteen wms agannst three lo ses durxng the 1935 36 season The startmg five throughout the season cons1sted of four sophomores Capt Blll Sunderland and lmmy Faton forwards Dxcl-t Holman center Fred TlV1l8OH a guard and one freshman Rube Kana a guard It was the second season of first strmg duty for Eaton Sunderland and Wxlson whxle Holman a reserve h1s first season progressed raprdly to WIH the center posmon The remalnder of the squad consrsted of Bachman lylrnogue Ross Laurenzo Pulver Pelhng Smrthers Holmes Hoey and Novak The Nlountameers dropped the first game of the season to Albany Pharmacy by a 34 33 score The defeat was maxnly due to lack of practrce as the squad l1ad xx orked out little over a week pr1or to the game G Nl C came hack 1n thexr second game and won from Granvrlle Colleglate Center 51 36 Thxs game was the beglnnlng of a wlnnmg streak wh1ch reached elght games before the Alountameers bowed to Nrchols un1or College 28 27 Durmg the streak G lVI C scored two wlns over Vermont Frosh 8 6 and 36 31 and s1ngle Wms over Albany Busmess College 43 31 Glens Falls Academy 44 8 Nlontpelner Seminary 39 31 Granvllle Collegiate Center 36 1 and Castle ton Normal 45 2 Nxchols Junlor College snapped the strung of Wms at erght by defeatmg the Green and Gold 28 27 111 a bltterly fought contest G Nl C amed an I8 3 lead 1n the first half but flopped ln the tlnrd perlod and were outscored 7 2 by Nlchols who led 22 20 goxng lnto the last perlod The Mountaineers outscored the1r opponents 7 6 1n the final perlod but fell one poxnt short of tymg the score G Nl C then won four more stranght defeatmg Glens Falls Academy 9 I8 Montpeller Semlnary 39 28 Castleton Normal 4, 31 and New York Diesel In st1tute 43 20 Albany Busmess Colle e trounced the Green and Gold 33 Jo at Albany G M C played the game minus the SCFVICCS of Dlck Holman and Fred Wllson l54 .I L. 4 S In 'l 7. 1 7 1, 1 , 1 ' 1 Y l. l F : 1 1 1 ' I' 1 l- 1 2', i . . . 1 ' 'Y 5 t, . 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I 5 Totals .... .......,.,.,.,.. 1 o II SI Albany Business College-7 7 7 JO-31 Green Mountain --S 15 7 I3-43 FEBRUARY 8, AT POULTNEY IyI'I'HIOIlf Froslz fglj f:l'fl'7L .llozuzfzzin U61 Cls. FIS. Pts. Gly. Qontcz. l.f. .......... . ................. O 0 O Sunderland, l.f. ..... 4 Y oung .........,................ ....... I O 2 Baclnna n ..,.......... ..... O Nicholson. r.f. .... .. .. 3 I 7 Eaton, r.l'. ..,.....,. 3 PI-sarilc. c. .......... .....,. 4 O S Sntitlifrs, .,...,.. ..... O Llpslcy. lg. ..,....... ....... o 4 4 Holman. c. ....... .... . 5 Mincltler .......... ....... O O 0 Kana. l.g. .......... ..... O DcPalo, 1'.g. .,.... .. 3 4 IO Wilson, Ing. ....... 2 Levine ................ ....... O O O - - - - Totals ...... ......... . I4 Totals ........ ............ I I 9 31 Vermont Frosh - 6 R 7 IO-31 Green lX'lOlIHlHlil-'IO IO 7 9-36 FEBRUARY 14, AT GRANVILLE Green gllmurtain f36J Graavillr Collrgfatn Cmzfar Sunderland, l.f. ...... . bnntlicrs ................,... 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Green Mountain - 5 9 9 7-30 Albany Business College-II 18 9 I5-53 J Cl 4 4 S o I 4 -L I o 29 Pfmrmzzfy KIOB MARCH I4, AT ALBANY lnunffzin Qzoj .vlllmny Gls. Fls. Pts. 3 2 8 L. Collins, l.l'. 3 o 6 Iuzzola 2 o 4. Dc Pursis r.f. o o o Epstein I O 2 Allard, C. I I 3 Madsen I 0 2 Tliyne, l.g. 2 O 4 Klampart ......... O 0 O Strafella, r.g. 0 0 O Greeio o 0 0 - - - Totals I3 3 29 Sunderland, f., C Green Mountain Albany Pharmacy Eaton, f. ........................ . Wilson, g. ............ .... . Holman, e. ......... . Rana, g. .................., . Baehman, c., Snnthers, f., C. ..... . Ross, g. ...,............. . Minogue, g. Lanrenzo, g. Pulling, C. ....... . Pulver, f. ....... . Hoey, f. ............ . Holmes, f. ....... . Novak, c. .... Totals ..... g. .,.... . V-2 8 7 1 Z-29 -3 3 2 2-Io Camfs 16 16 T5 14 14 13 IO I2 6 10 7 6 1 - J I 16 60 1 Gls 653 62 33 39 17 70 7 7 4- 4 .1 3 4 2 I o 250 Fly. S 2 IS 9 16 5 7 3 2. 'J J 3 I 0 O O 97 GI: o I 1 o 0 o 1 0 1 o 4 .L .7 Fls. 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Pts. 1 I o 2 o 2 0 0 o 0 o o o 2 o o I - o o 2 IO Pts. 164 I42 75 74 39 27 17 I4 IO 9 9 9 4 2 0 597 P E A K S Green Mounfom Vcxrslfy Club The fust meetmnb of the CM Club was held anuary , fmt the College Gvmnaslum The rnenlbers LODSISI of athletes who haue been awarded vtrslty letters at G1een Mountam durxn the school year of 193, 36 'Ihe functlons of the club are to promote dances annual colle e smoker graded school basl etball tournament to help the school athletes who have rece1ved rn Juues or h'1ve srckness to pl'Ol1ll'7lf the Wearmg of prep school letters and to pro llllblll the ueaung of the varslty letters by those who have not earned them The follomnq olhccx ucre elected Pre 1dent Freddv VK llson vlee premdent The present membexshrp COHSlhfb of H Bartholomew P Brock NI Chorny ak C Coffin I Eaton L Trsh Hoey I Holmes R Holman G Hughes Q Hughes R Kama T Laurenzo R hlwelhthul I lVIcSha11e NIIHO ue Northrop ll Noxal I1 Oakman M Parts R Pelhng F Persons l Plulhps T bvxcenev D Vlrlhams F Vllnlson 'XI VVol1nslty C bachrnan C Flsh NX Sunderland and S bmrthexs I 61 I l .3 V t ' W :c 7 -7 J' 2, C ' -' .1 - - ' y , - .' , ' 1 ' C S. ' f ' ' g ' ' '- . . , - . . U, . '7 C 3 il ' ' r , , , V ' ' - . A. . r . b , x . K , 7 1 A - J I V. L, T T .S '.f1', I : ' S- 7 d ,Ti S . - ' L- 1 , Red Pellinff' secretar and treasurer Dave WVilliams. C7 7 A . ' '. . . I , . . , . . . , . ., - . , . , . , . ' s ,J. , . , . , . , . K, . - r ' - q I 3 ' J C . .1 ' 1: g J 1 1 1 1 . ' y Q! 1 ' , f' D '11, u , ' , 5 ' N: ' N yu ,s 1' 7 r- - - . W W ' n ' ,z - . . , . . , - . . , . , 1. , . , BASEBALL SQUAD Back row: Coach Heffernan, Williams, Stevens, Parry, Eaton, Q. Hughes, Manager Snell Mzdrlle row: Pafundi, Wadsworth. G. Hughes. MacArthur, Clcverly, Debonis, Wilson, A. Hughes Front row: Wolinsky, jones, Sweeney Bcasebcll After being defeated by the Vermont Frosh, in the second game of the season, the G. M. C. baseball club came back to win nine straight and conclude the 1935 campaign with a record of ten wins and one loss. Building around two veterans, outfielder Ordway and first baseman Cleverly, later shifted to short, Jack Heffernan developed a hustling ball club made up of VVilson, DeBonis, lhfahar and Cleverly, iniieldersg Wfolinsky, Grdway and Pafundi, outnelders, lVIacArthur, Q. Hughes and G. Hughes, catchers. The pitching corps consisted of Eaton, Qrdway, VVilson, Stevens, Wlaclswortli and Sweeney, with the first two named being the regular starters who bore the brunt of work throughout the season. The best performances turned in during the year were against the Vermont Frosh and Albany Business College. After losing to the Frosh by a I2 to 5 count at Burlington, early in the season, the Green and Gold downed the Cats S to 4 in a return contest in which jimmy Eaton limited them to four hits and fanned nine. On Nfay 29, pitcher Ordway turned in a superb exhibition, defeating Albany Business College 3 to 2, limiting them to but two hits in ten innings. The lXfIoun- taineers led 1 to O until the eighth inning when pitcher Nlarsh of the Business College hit a home run with one on to give his team a 2 to 1 lead. G. IVI. C. tied the score ia their half of the inning and won out in the tenth when Jones reached first on catcher's interference, was sacrificed to second and scored on Eaton's line single to right. One of the outstanding games of the season was the Mountaineers 32 to O de- feat of Albany Pharmacy. Twenty G. NI. C. players saw action during the fray in which ive Green and Gold batsmen, Eaton, Holman, Jones, VVadsworth and l62l PEAKS Stevens hut fox the CIICUIY The last foul nftmed belng ICSCYVCS, and thxee of the playels Faton Vlfadsworth and Stevens bemg Pl'CCl1CI'S Latex xn the season G Nl C 1021111 elushecl tne Phaxmacx , this time, ,o to 6 u 1th Fred W1lson gettlllg tuo C1I'Clllf clouts lVIontpehe1 SLITIIHAIX , St Nlaw s Academv of Glens Falls, Poultney A C and the Alumm We1e othel clubs defeated by G M C A scheduled game wxth Wlehols ILIIIIOI Colleffe xx as xamed out Hauv Clevelly led the team In batting w1th a maml-. of 4, Although Q Hughes h1t fo1 466 he went to bat but hfteen txmes, thexefo1e Clevexly was the leal leade1 The leal leadel among the moundsmen u as lmmv Eaton w1th SIX wms and one loss IIH to1led forty one mmnes on the mound and hung up flfty live stulteouts Oulway won tlnee and lost one for a pelfect mark, and fanned twenty exvht ln thntv foul xnmnffs Prospects for the 1936 season ale fanlv bught Although Cleve1ly Oxdu ay Pafundl and DeBon1s wlll be mtssed Wxlson, lXIE1C1Xlf.llUl' Eaton, Wolxnskg G Hughes, and Q Hughes a1e ISUIIHIIIU Among the mo1e ptomlslng of the new candlclates ue hlmoffue and Snnthexs outhelders, Hoey, Latuenzo and XX7llllElH1S, mheldexs, and Ixana and F1sl1 p1fCllC1b Aprxl lv 15 M1y 'X 1x A 'tv 11 11 May N tv N IX A xx une if I I Ten mmngs Poultuev Bl11ll1U.,'lOl1 l oultncy Xlb un Alb 1115 Poultncv Glens I '1llS lVl01l113Cl1CI' Poultucv Poultnev Poultney SEASON S RECORD CILCII Mount'11n Vex mont lrosh Creen Crew Gxetn Creen C 1 een Green Green G1 can C reen Won lvl0Lll1l'lll1 'Vlountmn 'Xlounmxr' lvlount un lXflount'un Nlountwtu Nlount llfl Mount nn Nlountmn Lo I 03 X Q, , ' . 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I P E A K S Track Bert Allen s Green and Gold trackmen broke even In two meets, wmnmg flom tne Xexmont Frosh 6I to ,J uhxle dropplng a 78 to ,Q decrslon to Vlontpeher Semmary Traxhng ,5 to 50 In the Ycrmont meet, wxth only the xunulnff broad Jump xc mammg G 'Nfl C xalhed rn Great Sty le captured all three places lor nnne DOIIIIS and a 61 to 55 vsm The oxerwhelmmg defeat at the hands of Montpeher may he attrxbuted to the fact that Mahk Montpeher s one man team took four firsts and two seconds for a total of tvs entx SIX pornts ln thls meet five C M C men t1ed for first place ID the high Jump Althoufvh the squad boasted no mdxv1dual hwh pornt gctter Mxke Zldovlsky was probably the most versatrle star as he competed rn both lngh and lovs hurdles, Iao and 'Ho vard dashes, threw the Javehn and hugh Jumped l'r mlt Ross non flrst places, 111 both meets, In the runnlng broad. jump and also captured a first agamst Vermont 111 the shot put Those awarded letters were Mxl e 7xdov1sky Frank Ross I1VlI1g Holmes lx an Snell and Manager Thomas Way lvlOlNTPEL1ER SENIINARX 7b GREEN Nloowrux 39 NIAY Ib xi PoUL1N1:x I O 511111111 h llzmllzx QI ll1ll Oli K l fxdox 1SlxY LCM Q3 XXlnLung.Lon GMD l Ie IS I seconds IOO lardDa.vf1 CID Mlhlx CMJ C I PlLlx'lId QMJ 3 ZlLlOXlblxY QGXIJ lnne IO4 seconds lllzlr C1 Blau' M Rossxer GM L, Owens GM lune J nnnutes II seconds .1,..f,OllIII1Dl15ll I M Ihk QM Pnl nd QXIQ C33 Rohrer QGMJ 'lune ,S I seconds 0 lllfli 104 Ilurfllzs I P1cl'1rd KM, lhll M , LIK.lOXlSlxW GMD lxme '19 seconds 8Solar1l Run I Blur M Q XlCqll'lIlC QGVD Q31 Owens KGM rlnnc minutes I seconds Ol!17I1DIl5fl 115 M1hl NU 2 Plel lrd Ml 1 llumple GMD lnuc 1 4 seconds Hrglz jump Zxdouslq NILSIITIIC Sneency hh1lll'l1'XlS S1 ell ll' of G M L Utd for hrst pllec llf.lf.lll 5 lcet 6 IllLllL'i Dryrus CI Gxllcspxe KNI hlalll hl 3 Pxelnrd hlj DISIIIILC X13 feet 'K1l1Ll'lL, Pon' fault QI ll1ll CM f Snell CGNI Q3 Wllhams CM H Ight 9 feet 4 lIlLlIC.Q Ixuzmxng Broan' nmp Ixos CMJ Melhl M 3 Plcltard CNI Dmstlnce ect 8 1HLl1CS fwlm llll lXlJ Q Sh Inn than VNU 3 Zldouslxv Clvl Dlstmec I4 eel Gaiam Mouxuwx 61 XIIIRNIONT FROSH MAI 3 AT PoULTNI:Y I 0 l7llfI1lE,'ll1llll!fllJ KID Qurtor KVJ C Z1dOVlSky QGM Q3 Cato CVJ llne I74 setonds IOO lard Dzzvlz CIJ flLl0XI9l y GMD lohns V Q3 llumple GNU llme II I seeonds lllzlc CII Rxpper X Lrnson CV J Owens QGM Tune J mxnutes 4 seeond 440 lar1lDn5lz CID llohnes GM f Cross V 1 llubert QV Tune. 39 seconds O lard Lcilt Hllrzllzs QI !lLlOX1blV Gxfl Sullor V J Trumbull Chl 'lnne 9 seeon O lard Run MLHhIne LAI th V nnson une mmutes seconds I6 I . ... F Y IJ- . . . . .3- . . ', -I . . O . '- , .L-. .. ' D' : ' , ' m K- C. ., 1 1 Q -D ' . J. , I v u era' '- D 10: 213' ' 1474 J :A C '- i11-- '- 1:2 .5 2 ',,t. SCJ ,'.'. if I A ,- . ,. C. 'fn c 11429 1- K'QDsl'l,.- cpm. -- -- . - -'-' -fl fr ' C22 'cz' g F. I' . '- . ' .. 23 -4 -A '-,KD tif 3427 ew cfm crm ' -fc --, Q. - H -C7 I CA is 2J1 - Q 1 9 . ' ' T D. -2 5 22- V- h E.Ccl gfjnwz ff gfhj ' , Q l . '-j-2.' ' '. Sflot P-ut-Q11 'Nlal-nk fMJg C21 Hughes fGMJi.,g3J Ross CGMQ. Distance-44 feet, 3 inches. '- ', lx . , .' ', ' 4 , 'I' er ... '. : 'flf-j-'lmgciif-wfflzcl'gy cw lj -1- ng 29 V- lm If cfm, et - ., ' e I -CID SO Qlll fifflsfj VD, 32 -IST f 1,111-rrp -'i ff Q 23 1 es, gtg 4, 9. H- gf--. '.,'Gf' h' 'D -' I. L- kr lf 925' ' J: J 1' - W-. '. 4- f'-1 C 45427, CD: .J', C1','l' -. r 1 ' If . ffl: 627 2 7160 fe L ' fb- ' -' S- -, -- ' f. '11 13 K Ja 33 7- ' '-' '- 22 ' 4. f- DJ c I Ja cn 1 cn 4-I cl ln. 1-:f Ss - ' 7-cn . - cw? rn Kei' c ng an L1 .- cw. 'V' -1 ' I5 51 C5 NN J C 2 O lard Dash I Zrdovrsltv CGVD C Humple GMD C 1 lohrs CYD Trrne 9 7 seconds Shot Put CID Ross CGN15 C J 1 Plant CVD CQ L1Pl'1t1 CGNI IJ1SI'll'lCC 40 feet 4 rnchcs Hrglr 11177317 CI Surtor CVD C 1 Snell CGBIQ Zuloxrsly GVI PF11tCV7 Herght 3 feet 3, mcres Drxfus CID Sultor CVQ C I Ross CGXI C91 L'1Pl1t1 CGMQ Dl5tTIlCC1QQ feet I mth Pala' Igzult ICI Pratt CVD C21 lVlCSl'l lI1C CCM Surtor CVD tred for second llcrght 9 feet me res Ix1mm1zgBr0r1dj111np CU Ros CVD Hughes GNI J TxlLbll'll'1C CCJNI Drstance IQ feet 8 mches Tennw The graduatron of Ike Gelx an has left a gap rn the hne up of the tennrs squad, nevertheless the prospects for 1936 are qurte promrsrng as Doc Clough ohn Nolthrop and B1ll Sunderland W1ll be back for another season Red Pellrng I aul Sunderland, Clark Bachman and Iohn Parker wrll probably we for the other posrtrons The 1935 squad composed of Gelvan Northrop Clough, Brll Sunderland Farewell Newton, Ordway and Pelhng wx on three matches, lost one and tred one lhe team opened the season on Niay IO Wrth a 3 to 'f Wrn over Rutland Hrgh School No doubles were played rn thrs match as 1a1n mtervened Sunderland and Fa1cv1ell lost the nrst tno matches but Clough, Northrop and Gelvan pulled the match out of the fire Wrth str'11Qht vretorres In followrng matches, WVest Rutland Hwh School was defeated , to '1 and 6 to O Proctor H1gh School tred 3 to 3 and the only defeat of the season admrnrstered by the Vermont Frosh 5 to 1 The doubles team of Clough and Farewell scored the only Cf NI C wln rn thrs match Cheedeodem Durrng the past year the eheermg at G NI C athletrc contests has been under the leadershrp of Nlary Wolcott Dot Strles lXfIarJ1e A1ken Blllle Campbell and lXfIarv Wolcott, all members of the class of 36, comprrsed the squad for the first half year At mrd year a new squad consrstrng of Betty Nlorse, Ann Swensen, Helena Huse, Wendell Nelson and Howard Bartholomew, was organrzed The members of thrs squad are freshmen and W1ll carry on next year l66l 2 - ' -C5 ' L 3 21 C ' J 3 . 1- 7. 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I . 3 , - EATURE G M J C They Also Serve Youve probably seen hrrn and rtrerved hrs eheerx Hr' there' as Xou passed hrm at one of hrs m my tasks about the campus For he rs evervwhere at once and hrs busrness of makrng the eampus and rts burldrngs the more lrvable for vou and me keeps hrm as busy as the prov erbral bee, from five thrrty rn the mornrng untrl the same hour rn the afternoon Yet that smrle rs as fresh at the end of a long day as rt rs rn the begrnnrrrg It bcrng the purpose of year books to preserve fond and vrorthxrhrle merrrorres of sclrool days to be read and re read rn the drmrnrng future, what could be more Httrng to reserve a place for a man 'rs steady and as solrd 'rs the verv slate he loves and hates Readers we grre you TRLD SCOTT In the mrddle of the nrght rn rarn snow and rce thrs srlent lrttle figure tr udcfes about the campus mrnrsterrng to the wants of the arlrnfr rrrrured and serrouslv rll Her door rs alvr ays open and her expert adwrce rs ffracrously grven for any thrnv from cut fingers to broken lrmbs 'lhrs frrends, rs a poor attempt to pay trrbute to NURSE ROW LLL as much a part of tlrrs rnstrtutron as the prllars of Ames Hall and just as full of strength To be srek becomes almost a blcssrng for one learns to know thrs sarnt amonf rx omen Qhe not only leads a holy lrfe she rnsprres others to better thrnvs Her verw exrstcnce rs a qurte subtle wav of the powers that be to show us the xr ay Takrng even her job of 'rrarkrnff rooms as serrouslv as rf rt rr ere a mrghtx task lNIRS SINIPSOXI truly rs a perfect housemother For she rs motherlrness rtself and her lrttle notes of prarse or gentle l rnt are looked forvrard to bv the students wrth both delrght at havrng pleased and apprehensrorr at haxrnff '1 lrttle dust on the ch'rrrs of thrs hne room thrs mornrng Fog Rrses Frve thousand years rrrd some odd days have passed untrl the rear 19,0 appears on the calendar hlr Graham VVrggrns rs comfortablv seated rn front of hrs televrs on rrdro He rs the typrcal home lovrrrg husband who rs ready to enroy 'r rr ell earned eve nrng s rest He rs just about to turn on hrs raclro for hrs favorrte program when the doorbell rrrrgs, 'rnd he rs confronted bv Fred Wrlson salesman of hflurrav trres for Carrs Hrs sales lrne rs good but Graham s sales resrstance rs better, so Fred goes on hrs way Nou for the program says Graham As he turns the dral the smrlrng face of Roger XflHCAIIl1Uf World famous announcer appears The xr ell knovrn vorce comes on the arr Phe correct trme rs now exactly 1, seconds past five by the courtesy of the l ee W atch Co YVe now present lklrss lklarran Peters news correspondent, who wrll brrng you the ex ents of the dav drrectly from the edrtorral rooms of Clough Roche and Wolrnsky co edrtors of the Dazlv llrnoz Good evenrng Our first brt of news rs from Podunk Nlarne Dr Herbert Hodgeman, G NI C Graduate has just opened 1 new school for the promotron of I6 I o Q o , . . . . . 7 - ,,, i , ,Y 64 97 7 ,MI . . , . 4, c 2 . 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In this school the students choose all their subjects and have absolutely no required courses. CYes it,s co-ed.J At the head of the math de- partment is a well-known man, Richard Holman. Dick takes his job rather seriously but still finds time to play a few holes of golf between classes. CW'onder how he does itil lWary Brock and Dorcas Bulson are the librarians. They have just received numerous additions of books to the library among which was a new Latin Grammar by Loretta Hinchey. In this outstanding book the author has eliminated all exceptions to Latin grammar rules, There is also a very profound treatise by Elaine Churchill on the subject of Adolescence. The department of Home Economics is ably headed by Marleta Brown and Barbara Young. At present they are very much elated over the installation of ten Ross Electric Kitchen Ranges. Doctor I-Iodgeman has a very capable secretary, Nliss Ruth jackson who holds the typing championship of the eastern states. Bliss Nlarjorie Aiken and Miss Alberta McAuley teach typing and shorthand with a stolid de- termination, and .lioe Burnell is their ollicial typewriter repairer. Joe is in hopes of getting a second vice-presidency with the Remington Co. The art courses in still life, oil painting, etc., are under the direction of hfiss Wilda Campbell and I. J. Nichols. These two have been working on the furnishings and decorations of a New York penthouse which is provided with Northrop's bigger and better keyholes in order to prevent eyestrain among penthouse residents. Last but not least, come the two coaches: Bill Sunderland, basketball, and Gorcly Hughes, foot- ball. In his spare moments, Gordy is also the president of the lXfIuscle Builders Association of Podunk. Doctor Hodgeman says that the enrollment is increasing daily, much to his joy, because they are planning to build a modern swimming pool in the coming year. hflaplewood, New Jersey: Tonight Nlayor Clark Bachman is giving a Celebrity Banquet at the VValker Hotel on East 12th Street. He will have as his guests a number of famous people among whom are the following: Paul F. Sunderland, noted stamp collector, Miss Dorothy Larkin, concert pianist who has just returned from a European tour, lVIiss Shirley Hedler, who has been hunting elephants in India for the past three years, james Eaton, dark-complexioned heartbreaker of Tammany Hall. It is said that the fairer sex are Jimls ardent and loyal supporters. Nliss Evelyn Cooley, originator of the traveling kinder- garten, will also be present. As a special event during the banquet, hfliss Lillian Gregory, world famous lawyer and diplomat, will give a short talk on the Dangers of Inflation. Also Nfiss Esther Roberts, dramatic critic of modern fame is com- ing all the way from California to be present at the banquet. Between the courses. lXf'Iayor Bachman has asked hffarjorie Center, pianist, and T. Neil hforris, trombonist, to entertain the guests with a few musical selections. fhfliss Center, we hear, has just purchased the newest model of the Pelling pianos, which is noted for its remarkable tone quality.j All in all, the banquet promises to be a huge success. Canajoharie, New York: There has been a strike at the Beechnut Plant and 500 workers have left their jobs, refusing to return until higher wages are paid them. President of the Company, Richard Eichhorn, calmly assured his wife, the former De Etta lVIolClt, that nothing serious would happen and that the gum-chew- ing public of the U. S. A. would not be deprived of their pleasure even for one day. It is said that the president is very much in favor of the new streamline haircuts. It reminds him of his college days, he says. l69l ,ef G. M. J. C. New London, Connecticut: Two masked bandits held up the bar of the Country Club late this afternoon and made o'Ff with about S400 in bills and six bags of change. Irving Holmes, the singing bartender, and his right-hand man, Chuck Coffin, were found tied to the coat rack. Both were unhurt but badly frightened. CRather unusual for Chuck and T. TJ Inspector Bouck was called to the scene from his headquarters in Alburg, where he and his wife, the former Dot Stiles have built themselves a little home and are furnishing it on the Dutton installment plan. The inspector questioned Terry Fisher, handyman at the lXlcClellan nightclub across the street, because he had witnessed the escape of the bandits, but was able to find out nothing as Terry's mind was on something else entirely. However, Bouek has great faith in this wonderful police force of ours and expect the bandits to be locked up before another forty-eight hours. There is time just for a last minute bulletin which was just brought in by S. Tucker, fastest Western Union man in the state. HI-Iugh Impey and Douglas Everest have bought a farm in South Poultney, way up in Vermont, and are plan- ning to go into chicken raising in a big way. Hugh is also selling insurance on the side in order to make a little extra money with which to enjoy life. This concludes the news report for this evening. Listen again tomorrow at hve for more events of the day. Again the smiling face of lVIacArthur is seen. It is just 30 minutes and IO seconds past five which means it is time for our Television Bulletin of this evening's programs. Tonight from 5.45 to 6.00 p.m., hfliss Elizabeth Schiefer will give her advice on matrimonial and social difficulties. If you have any problems just drop Aunt Bess a line and our in uir will receive immediate attention. From 6ib0 to 6ci3o iyou will be entertained by the famous orchestra composed of girls and directed by the one and only Betty Carman, the music coming directly from the Bruce Hotel in Brattleboro, Vt. From 6.30 to 7.30 Dave W'illiams will review the sports of the week, and from 7.30 to 8.00 Nliss Hazel lVIorris, outstanding woman scientist will review her latest book on meta h sics. From 8.0optoy9.00 a special broadcast from Germany, in which we bring you Hitler's address to the German people, will be heard over a nation-wide hookup. From 9.00 until 9.30 Mfiss Janet Cramton, just back from Paris, will give the smart woman a tin on what to wear for summer. From 0.30 untii IO.3O we bring you the Chevrolet program during which Nliss Helen Yelton, The Lullaby Girli' will be seen and heard. Tonight's program is quite a special one, as the guest artist will be lN'Iiss Phyllis Shallies, famous violinist, who will play a number of well-known selections for you. l At 10:30 we take you to the gymnasium of Nliddlebury College where Nliss lVIary VVolcott, graduate of Green Nlountain, will referee two basketball games. Our program now continues from New York City. O. K. New York .... l7Ol P E A K S The Life Ah me--to think that we really were Freshmen once upon a time. Yes, it was back in the year 1934, and in accordance with all Freshman conventions, we had our own special duties to perform and to make ourselves present at other social functions. Woe to the Freshmen. Watcli out for the Sophs. It was Freshman week and did we ever suffer, but it really was loads of fun. These days are ones we shall never forget. Our class was surely entertainment for the upperclassmen. As if we weren't already made to feel looked down upon, we were forced to parade in our bathrobes with our noses and our eyebrows painted red and our hair parted in the middle. That was just one day, however, on another, the boys had to wear skirts Csome fitted and some didn'tJ, and the girls had to wear the boys' trousers, Cthey didn't look half badj. The crowning day for the boys-the day when they really wanted to hide their heads-was that day when they were compelled to wear shorts and keep their faces covered with shaving cream. VVe must admit for all our embarrassment, we at least showed ourselves to be real sports and had become much more acquainted with the Sophs after that week of inevitable blushes. The first big event which we had to show ourselves in a formal way and at our very best, was at the annual f'Freshman Reception, given each year by our esteemed and revered faculty. Although they were a little tardy in accordance with the schedule by two weeks, the event had its purpose of introduction and introduction and introduction, fulfilled. By the time the last student had reached the end of the receiving line, I think that we all could have applied for toothpaste ads. But to be serious, we think that this social gathering is one of the most helpful in making a group of new students friendly and at ease with their superiors. The orchestra was great and it was that night that we were introduced to G. lVI. C.'s dance floor. All in all we had one especially good time. In November our class had a chance to show its executive ability. Vlfe hrst elected a Social Committee of which Solveig Ansteensen was chairman with Dot Stiles, Mary Brock, IVIilliard Duff, and Gordy Hughes to aid her. The result 11' this group's efforts was the Football Dance which was one of the best dances of the year. The gym surely looked collegiate and fairly yelled the football cheers. I think that we had every college banner in the Union hanging on the walls. If I remember correctly, the financial committee had a vacation at this dance, but at least we broke even and everyone had a good time. It wasnft until the Hrst of hilarch that we gave another dance. This was an- other simple job for our accountants, but after all we weren't after a large bank account. That was the last function that our class had to do with that year. It must be said then, that we ended with great success and with the aim to do even better work in the coming year. ' September of 1935 saw most of the '36's back once more on the campus of good old Green Nlountain Junior College, not as Freshmen now, no indeed, but as dignified Sophomores. Owing to the fact that some of the members of our last year's social committee did not return, and also feeling that it would be better to give a new group the chance to exercise the powers of such a committee, we elected a new organization. The chairmanship of this new committee was won l7Il GMJC by Dot Strles Her ardes were Brlly Campbell Solvervf Ansteensen, Freddy YVrlson, and lack Boucle Wlren we spred the shyrng Freshres the first thrng Whreh we thought of was the embarrassment whrch We were made to suffer rn the prevrous year Wow rn as our chance to garn revenge, or at least, we could have the consolatron rn seerng another class suffer as we had Drd we hate fun, or drd vre have fun Hes, We drd rn sprte of the fact that the facultv had the rdea that we ought not to do the very thrng that vxe drd X es slr, those freshmen went through a w eelt whrch they Wrll never forget One day they went to and from therr classes Wrth faces red dened Wrth rouge and attrred for bed Another day they strolled about the cam pus wrth therr harr parted rn the mrddle, the grrls Wearrng gentlemen s prnts and the boys wearrng farr Nlrsses Sunday go to meetrn, dress Oh yes on strll another day the lwreshrrren were requrred to carry about wrth them an onron and an rnflated bag When requested by therr upperclassmen the Freslrres had to take a brte of the luscrous frurt and remark on rts delrghtful flavor and Qawor I must say that the class of 36 had rts hurts Well relreved Later rn September, our frrrls vane an afternoon tea to the young charges of Ames Hall lXIrs oyce acted as the faculty advrser at the swell affarr At the close of the party each of the blushrng young ladres of the Freshman class vras presented wrrh a beautrful earnatron rn token of the comrng years frrerrdshrp Phe purpose of the party was to break down tl e class drstrnctron whrch rnevrtably arrses at the begrnrrrng of a new school year It rs needless to sav that the affarr fullv served rts purpose On Arrnrstrce Day afternoon, the grrls who had recently moved rnto College Hall Uwe a house warmmg tea to the grrls of Ames Hall and to the ladres of the faculty Nlrss Grbson was rn charge of the delrghtful affarr It rs assumed that everyone had a most pleasant trme Our hrst dance of the second year was held on the evenrng of November the twenty srxth Thrs was the first really formal dance to be grven at Green Nlountarn Dot Strles and her commrttee was rn charge Wrth Nlary Brock as charrman of the decoratrons The gym was wonderfully decorated The cerlrng xx as made of a huge mass of balloons and around the floor placed at very approprrate spots were beautrful evergreen trees and vrhrte prllars Our orchestra was that group of foung fellows from hlrddlebury College who call themselves the Black Panthers At thrs dance the so called Datrng Bureau lent ltS assrstance Ihrs bureau of two, Ruth jackson and Roger NIaeArthur arded the meeker students to secure partners The Sophomores feel proud to have put on such a successful hrst formal dance The everrrng of February twelfth saw Green hlountarn errjovrng the vocal musrc whrch was grwen to rs by the hlrcldlebury College Glee Club Our class, together Wrth the Freshman class most cordrally entertarned our vrsrtors durrnff therr stay Lven the sarnts of College Hall most gracrousl3 gave up therr dorm to the use of the boys Thus completes the tale of the actrvrtres of the class of 36 a class whrch wrll never forget the frrendshrps and enloyments recerved durrng the two vears spent 'rt our good old Green 'Xlourrtarn Through rll our troubles rud broleerr d rtes We stuck together lrlxe good shrpnrrtes Xnd rf rt rs ever s'rrd th rt we ielt blue Xl cll the fellow who sus rt knows wh rt hc can do I72 I O O I 1 ' ' , ' ' 1 4 - . ' 7 C' , . . . T N I x . ,, i . .Q ' 7 , ' ' r r f r . I - . Q 1 . . . A . I . F F 7 3 1 'y rm 7 -' 4 - r - v Y v ' ,. ' ' a Y '- . ' . ' ' ' L f . -. . . . 'I . a . , I f 3 ' '. ' 1 cc - ' ra , - - ' ' t . , 4 ' r 3 . .- ' I 1 4 . A F . F . . U . . . Y Q Y l , . . 1 -. ' - ' y - . O il If - I , . ' I . . I , . I . 1 . 5 1 . . Y , Y 7 I. . r A p Q . . . . . V. I Q ' I ' c 1 1 . . . . , 1. ' - . . . . X Cc . 1 . I . . N D C . . . , C 2 . . 1 . , l . N - , lt , as ' ,1 F C: u ,, . Q Q- ry n a ' ' . . r w s ' . ' . . - Y If ' ' ' 1 ' A I 1. ' Y I '1 3 . I ' - L 5 b '- 4' ' ' 7 ' . . . N ,, I ' . . Q . . , I I . . L, . 2. . Z ' 2 1 V, , , . - ., ' 2 ,Q . t 2 ' ', ft X A I , . ,Zip . . E I . P E A K S Alumni Notes hlary Bertolino ,33-lX'li3l'l'iCLi Dr. Vililliam NlacNamara and resides in Fair Haven, Vt. They have one son. XVillard Strong '33-Doing graduate work in Business Administration at Uni- versitv of Cincinnati. Theodore Hoffman 333-Ci1'E1ClUZ1IC of Boston University, now in business in Buffalo, N. Y. Donald Trumbull :34-il.VIHjOI'i1'1g in engineering at Union College. Nlarried Barbara Cole, class of '3.t. They are parents of one daughter. Freda Smith Adams '34-Nlarried. Acting as housekeeper at Green Nlountain College. 'Q' J- .- ' 4 . - - Elsie lXfleLaughlin 334-1VI2ll'1'lCCi. Gaylord Fish '34-Superintendent of School Farm at Green lX-'Iountain and en- gaged to Mary Jones. Milton Sweet '34-Syracuse University, studying to become a minister. Orlo Thompson '34, and Kenneth MacKenzie '34-Both are attending Boston University and working in the Y. NI. C. A. Andrew Somers ,34-lrvorking at Sharaf,s in Lynn, Nlass. Roger VVood '34-Married to Margaret Spaulding, T. C. A. graduate. He holds position of night watchman at Green hlountain College. Nlarian Griflith 534-COHVC1'SC College, Spartansburg, N. C. President of the International Relations Club. R l l P l '3 Att l g St L Tc' s tl , o class, Dean's oc ie eau a mer - ent ing . awrence Yniver i v seni r list, intramural sports. lX1'Iarion VVood i34-AItCDdil1g Oneonta State Normal College' Ruth Akey 734,-SCC1'CK3l'l3l position at Hyde Park. Geraldine Hane '34,-lvlarried, living in Albany. Patrick Ryan ,34-R'ilZlI'1'iCCl to Katherine VVillard, also a member of the 1934 graduating class. Edward Rickheit 73.1.-SCIliOI' at St. Lawrence University. Nlember of Phi Sigma Kappa. Glyn Jones '35-Attending University of Vermont. Member of Delta Psi Fra- ternity. Varsity baseball. Richard Trumbull ,35-Student at Union College, majoring in Psychology. Nlember of Glee Club and on Dean's list i Alice McDaniel '35-Training at Augustana Hospital, Chicago, Ill. Charlotte Nliner '35--Reporter for the Vergennes newspaper. Caroline Chapin '35-Attending New Jersey State College for Wlomen and making a fine record. Doris Boyd ,351XX7O1'klHg for a large wholesale corporation in Brattleboro, Vt. i73 1 G. M. J. C. Charles lVIcLaughlin '35-Doing office work at his father's garage. Harold lNfIcLaughlin '35-Doing mechanical work at his father's garage. Elmer Travers 535-RCILlTHCd to Green iVlountain College where he is special- izing in Sciences. Thomas lVay '35-A student at Syracuse University and a member of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity. lVIarjorie Dean ,35-Attending Syracuse lfniversity and majoring in social science, also a member of Sigma Kappa Sorority. IVIary Jones '35-Secretarial position at Green NIountain College. Priscilla lXfIullins '35--At home. Dorothy Parker '35, Jack Colby ,35, and Ruth AfIalefyt ,35-All three are at- tending Hope College located at Holland, IX-flich. Burns Foley '35-Attending Tufts Dental School. Albert Strobel '35-hlajoring in Psychology at VVesleyan University, hfIiddle- town, Conn. Frank Hudson '35-Nledical course at University of Nlissouri. lVIelville Pattison '35-Attending School of Engineering at Union College. Charles LaCentra '35-At home working. Rudolph Day '35-Training for n1ortician. Denzil Wiard '35-Vlforking at Green hfIountain College. Marioii E. Nichols ,35-ICZIIISHS State College of Agriculture and Applied Science, junior class. lVIember of Phi Omega Pi at NIanhattan, Kans. Elizabeth Fredericks '35-Junior at University of New Hampshire. Nlember of VVoman's Athletic Association, Christian lVork Association, and Girls' Glee Club. Elizabeth lVIathias '35-Nlassachusetts State Art Institute in Boston. Ivan Snell '35-Junior at Rider College, Trenton, N. J. Janet lVeber 734 and IVIerton Bromleyi'34-Seniors at Syracuse University. Frank Bradley '35-Has two churches near Schenectady, N. Y. Richard Bush '35-Employed by General Ice Cream Corp. at Schenectady, Y N.. Emyr Griffith '34--University of Nlichigang 117 Observatory Avenue, Ann Arbor, lylich. Richard Owens '34-University of Nlichigang ZOOI Vinewood Street, Ann Arbor, lVIich. Arvon Hughes '35-University of hlichigang IIZQ East Huron Street, Ann Arbor, Nlich. Claude Newton 735-University of lX Iichigan, 1358 Geddes Avenue, Ann Arbor, hflich. Olive Nlorris ,35-YVorking in Wvashington County Bank. Harry Cleverly '35-Boston University, varsity football and hockey. H41 PEAKS Old Grads of Green Mountain College Frolic After Nuptials Party Given by the Newly United Howard Barnes on Board the DeEtta ll Vermonters and Celebrities Mingle at Gala Social Event of Season in Harbor NEW YORK. N. Y.. july 15, 1948. QUPJQ- The following is a summary of a farewell party given in honor of the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnes. on board Mr. Richard Eich- horn's yacht, Dflfttn Tlrf Srmmf, last Friday night. july 15, 1948. Among the first to arrive were the Wilsons. Mrs. Wilson being the former Miss Ruth Mur- ray of Comstock. Freddy was in an eight- cylinder dilemma, as one of the women of his past was pursuing him. accompanied by her lawyer. Mr. Melville Wolinsky. The gal, it is whispered. is Caroline Chapin. 'iCaptain Bill Sunderland. Racine Clough, and Red Pelling, three Hampton raeketeers. came rolling aboard looking for Frank Ross. who had come on early to make some minor re- pairs on the plumbing system of the ship. Jimmie Eaton and his band of jolly White- hallions were supplying very danceable tunes from the salon of the spacious shipg later it was rumored that Betty Carman. winner of the re- cent Bob Kingman dance contest, would give the interpretation which had won first prize. Betty was presented on board by her press agent. that former news hound. Scoop Roche. Vie understand that Miss Carman won by a close margin over the strong competition of Flittin' Bess Schiefer. notorious exponent of the Terpsichorean art. Miss Schiefer in a state- ment to the press said: Tlris decision merely proves the deterioration of society in the ap- preciation of the classic art-my art. A little roly-poly Scotchman. Macfkrtlrur by name. rumored to be the brains behind the or- ganization of the Boston Association for the protection of Kiddies' Playgrounds. accompanied by two of his henchmen. jerry 'Fucker fauthor of Sex and the New Lifeuj and T. Neil Morris one of Poultney's muscle men. came up the gangplank looking for .lerry's rotund spouse. Shirley. He found her sitting with the bachelor. Clark Bachman. who was telling her about that new and overnightly famous artist. l. xl. Nichols. who had skyrocketed to fame with his portrait of the Vice-Presidents daughter. Marjorie Aiken. at work in dadtly's otiice. lille latter. by the by. is said to have just lately Cleverly wed the former Boston athlete and tavern owner who is now holding a political iob. The dinner was being prepared below by those deans of cooks. Bruce and Burnell. Over in the l corner of the galley. Head Steward. Dick Hol- man the divorced husband of Betty Carman, was sleeping soundly. A couple of children. said to belong to Scribbling Wiggins of the New York Times and his wife. Esther Roberts, ran past the galley door pursued by their nurse and governess. janet Cramton. As they rounded the corner, they almost knocked down Billie Campbell, Well-known di- vorcee and leading lady in Cl1uck Collin's Fol- lies of 1947. A tall, sleepy-looking' man strolling the deck proved to be Honest -lohn Northrop. Miss Camp- pell's manager. A big disturbance at the gang- plank heralded the entrance of Gortly 'lStrang- leri' Hughes. the ':Woild's Vllrastling Champ. l'le was accompanied by his managers. George Dutton and Dong Everest ex-stable mates. Following close on the champ's heels came lack Bouck with none other than Dot Stiles. fresh from a round of Alberg Deb parties. Miss Stiles. it is said. will marry the playboy any day note. As the ship left the harbor. they passed a couple of hitchhikcrs who were bumming their way to Bermuda in a leaky rowboat. They were Helen Yelton, a broken-down opera star, and Ruth Jackson. a disappointed secretary. Hanging to their stern rope was a bedragszled Paul Sunderland. Hew- doctor of veterinary. ever. Skipper Irvine T. Holmes disdained to pick them up. Mumbling incoherently about the Hugh lmpey. who has 'Agood neighbor policy. been striving for years to get somewhere with peace conferences. was found in a lifeboat and was taken away to Herbie Hodgeman's Black Gang. For diversion. some of the party tur'ned to a television set. which. as you know. had been de- veloped by Harold Haseltine in the year 1941. Professor Haseltine is now trying to understand his own theory of the cosmic rays. and is in one of Professor Swann's quite homelike sanitariums. The set was turned to a coast to coast hook up of those two ardent feminists. Doctors Lillian Gregory and Marian 'Peters of Chicano U. These two. as you know. saw the light of their present philosophies way back in 1936. through the medium of a chapel address by that cru- sader and worker for equal women's ri,Q:hts. 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