Green Mountain College - Peaks Yearbook (Poultney, VT)

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PR ESS CLUB Ofcers President .. ........ .... R Ioams C. HILL Co-Editors . . .,.. MORRIS C' HILL RICHARD PRENTISS Advisor? SRIISS RUTH ROWVLAND ' ' ' IMR. Joi-IN M. ALLEY Purpose To give the students a school publication. Activities The peak of the Press Club's activities was the publication of the Green Mozivt- taineer and a Valentine Formal dance sponsored by the Club. Memlners Benson, Blundell, Broome, Coffin, Cook, Cromwell, Dunkel, Fox, Hill, Keppel, Mandrona, McKirryher, Moerchen, Norcross., Peterson, Prentiss, Rice, Rising, Stymeist, Sullivan, Thornton, lVilson. QUTING CLUB Ojficerrs President ..... . ...... . . .... . . .FRED H. PETERS Vice-President .......... BETTY L. RIORSE Secretary ...... . , . .SOLVEIG E. ANSTEENSEN Treasurer .... ..... D ONALD G. SCI-IIMKE Advisor .... . . ..,. Prior. .Toi-IN M. ALLEY Purpose To sponsor and encourage outdoor activities that are not provided for by the Athletic Association. Activities The club has encouraged the students of Green Mountain to engage in general out-of-door activities such as hiking, mountain climbing, skiing, skating and snow- shoeing. Due to the unusual climatic conditions during the past winter, however, the club was not able to carry out its extensive winter sports program. NI embers Abell, Andrews, Ansteensen, Bartholomew, Bartlett, Brown, Cheshire, Cromwell, Cubit, Eddy, Hafner, King, Lincoln, McCuen, Meade, Moerchen, Morse, H. Mur- dock, WV. Murdock, Nelson, Peters, Richardson, Schimke, Sherburne, Shew, Sweezey, Tittemore, Tobin, lVhite.

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J Greene Blundell Mandrona Sherburne Svendsen .5 Q Mongol Schuneman Stevens Perry Truscott Moerchen Yr. Ojicers President ........., ....... .... , . . .SYLVIA SVENDSEN Secretary-Treasurer .. .... ELIZABETH SHERBURNE Advisor .......... .... B -Iiss MIRIAM PERRY Purpose To learn more about pencil, water color, and oil drawing and the practical ap- plication of these mediums. Activities The peak of activity was an exhibition in February of fifty paintings the students of the Club themselves. Over two hundred attended the exhibition held in the Home Economics Room and the Surrealist section much attention. 'lovers' Quarreln was considered the favorite by those done by two-day received who at- tended and the entire affair was considered so successful that a May exhibition was planned. Considerable fun accompanied artistic efforts. Once the group attempted to paint a sunset and delayed so long that they were enveloped in darkness before they were ready to begin the scene. At another time some of the Club stood waist high in snow banks with the temperature 4100 below zero while they painted Ames Hall In VVinter. Members Blundell, Dibble, Greene, Mandrona, Moerchen, Ransom, Sherburne, Svendson. Truscott. ' 'ls 'H

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