Green Mountain College - Peaks Yearbook (Poultney, VT)

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The International Relations Club is International Relations C lub .n, L., H l .. I i i X H fi., .Lil Ai I' - 3 lf! .va-it ' iii' - .t 2? .. .T n ht X I l 314 l ' lx, ,. 'I 3 ii 'u Q 'f l H ll H- ' x if Q V - 3.. eq fi K , I Y nw. -, W ,v 1 I A . X lla., ' ' We .f i ' -' 1 ' 1 V .1 1 f -. fx. 5 : 4-A. 2 i i 4 1 5 , ly l 4 .K A: f' h In N ' i ty x . ,f f T , l : A , f N , 12 ' LW ' N ' N ' ! A ,f , ,X J First Row: A. Keating, C. McCausland, Presidenlg C. J. Warren, Vice President. Second Row: P. Pintard, J. Gross, L. Schweir, K. Basil, L. Chase. open each year to any student interested in foreign affairs. The club meets twice monthly to hold discussions, to debate, to see iilms, and to hear guest speakers on current world events. It is the hope of all the members that in so doing they will increase their knowledge of the World and the people surrounding these events. Adviser: Mr. McMillan Q 9 I Phi Theta Kappa is the National Honor Society for junior colleges. Green Mountain College is the Gamma Delta Chapter and corresponds to Phi Beta Kappa for four year schools. In order to be eligible for membership, a freshman must have a 2.5 average for two consecutive terms. A senior is eligible if she has a cumulative of 2.5. Upon obtaining this average, the nominee is approved by the faculty and then by the Phi Theta Kappa members. When all the qualifications have been met, nominee is ready to be inducted as a member. To be chosen for Phi Theta the Kappa is one of the highest academic honors. Adviser: Dean Vargish Phi Theta Kappa First Row: B. Crowell, S. Renzi, Presfdenfp T. Leap, Secrefaryg J. Griiiin, I. Kennedy, C. Jordan. Second Row: C. Daunais, J. Durkee, C. Guthrie, D. Bennett, P. Ewart. A at P aa . . , , . ,,N V'-, -.,. -V N V Mr - , 1- ' 'P rt E xg.: It rl ,sf , I 9 U X 3 Q5 V. li gf - F :X I gl! MU .if l R . I W fr! I he 1 vga , ,J , , tg, .5 E' .T H , ' r r ' f c' , if - 3 V in! i z 'ig X hh, .Ei Fx ' . V Q 4' we ' 'ii' 4, ' ll-j Hu' 1 Fii ' , rr K 1 ' ,,' x I H7 'l 1 N f T V, it ig -T , T ffegws V .1 Q fp. f x ' .. e ' f '- 74

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Senior Officers The Senior Class Officers run for election during the third week of the spring term. At a special convoca- tion, the candidates present their qualifications and platforms. The oiiicers elec- ted by members of the class V must have at least a 1.8 av- erage. U 5 . ,J 59' 521' if 1 -j ef f ' . ' K! ,J f'T fi' -.5 A , 3 W -..X I f , : fr y ' ' f L r ' W M l'a..r:s A -g.H?'. ' Left to Righi: T. Leap, Treasurer: E. Brown, Vice Presidenfp C. Guthrie, Presidentg J Gross, Secretary. Senior Class Cabinet Firsl Row: S. Feuerstein, S. Knoch, C. Daunais. Second Row: E. Brown, Vice President: J. Gross, Secretary C. Guthrie, Presia'ent,' T. Leap, T reasurer. Third Row: D. Cornell, D. Higgins, K. Sunderland, C. J. Warren, S. Fay, B. Knipe, L. Stockinger, L. Hjerpe, P. Ewart. ,,. 1-.. -V , i ' f ', .f . The Senior Class Cabinet is made up of oiihcers and dormitory representatives. This group represents the senior class and decides upon the class plans, such as Spring Fete Weekend and Green Mountain Day. C, Adviser: Mr. McMillan f ix. la-i-1 T- -.ef i.fg..r -Li --f .- 73

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Social Committee The Social Committee is made up of one fresh- man and one senior from each iloor of the dormi- tory. This group meets once a week with the Chairman and the Dean of Students. The Com- mittee plans all social activities, such as the fresh- men mixers and Winter Carnival. Adviser: Dean Clegg First Row: L. Jaggard, D. Bennett, D. Higgins, T. Hand Second Row: K. Vogel, G. Moran, L. Harper, C. Cham- bers, Clmirman: G. Shattuck, Secretaryg J. Palmer, D MacDonald. Third Row: V. Shanley. E. Kleskowski. K Basil, D. Doherty, C. Anderson, L. Moller, L. Anderson M. Reynolds. -We 1 y ., , ,. T 4 f l 1 . 4 ' ,I 7 Q i 2 D T R ly , i . . if i' - W P fmi I it l 1' ll - ' ff-c 3 ' 'f -ti .' if if i . ii Wifi, L' 1 T i X A ral? i ll -J t il ef if . - - . 4 fl ' L Tn Q , ' 'ff - ,' ,wg . E, I -1 1 xj l it if 'X N, t 'B , f . ' X, ,Q x s: , 'M : lxi, A, l I ' X ' --J f -fl we , .F My v It 709: I xl.. ,ii . - 3 eq f . -rf! x f . U.S.N.S.A. Ann Drinker The letters U.S.N.S.A. stand for the United States National Student Associa- tion-a nationally sponsored organiza- tion composed of college students who discuss the problems facing our coun- try. Membership in this organization in- cludes about four hundred students-stu- dents from every part of the United States. The U.S.N.S.A. coordinator is chosen from the Student Council. This year Green Mountain College's represen- tative is Ann Drinker. Adviser: Dean Bozen