Green Mountain College - Peaks Yearbook (Poultney, VT)

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i J Bell Ringers -e ee --A 'A ' 4-le-a+ Bell Ringers is an organization composed Of a gfOUP if' .i ,'. -Wings: ,U ,. l The members of this group play the bells in Ames of students who possess outstanding musical ability. tower as well as the chimes, which are heard at vespers. ,M 1.-1 'XX ,f ' I Adviser: Dr. English ii i 'u ,W iris? S 7,3 l , gill V I f- .4 J Firsr Row: A. Drinker. Second Row: C. Mills, Presidentg P. Horner, K. Ogura, C. Solbeck. 1 The Dissonant Eight is a singing group which con- sists of eight members chosen from the senior class. Organized this year, this group of eight girls partici- pates in Chapel and other functions that are connected with Green Mountain Col- lege and other nearby col- leges. Girls are chosen for this independent singing group after tryouts. Dissonant Eight Left to Right: C. Mills, S. Craig, A. Scott, L. Ingraham, K. Chadbourne, P. Cotlin, T. Galpin, G. Burchell, Presideni. 81

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l Taps tu s , Q. H A v l , , - 1 - , 1 . , A I . S . . . I., , J ,.l ,, ,l ,N X f ,N 1 .1 l 'lx fly ' 4 ff 9 . i , i v -- .. ' I , lic ' L M , i A Ig i 'i x Av i . T- ' L' lj 5-i f l ' i i L - '1 M l First Row: J. Lewis, M. Lawrence, J. Mendleson, C. Slans, V. Shanley, W. Durgm Second Row: G. Baker, C. George, L. Garside, C. Hayman, Presideurf G. Dougherty, P Van Buren, B. Holdridge, M. E. Riley. Absent: D, Bennett, Secretary TAPS stands for the Thespian Arts Players Society. Any girl interested in drama, whether it be acting or working behind the scenes, can join. To become an oiiicial member, a student must work thirty hours for the club. Meetings consist of skits, films, and demonstrations. TAPS produces two plays each year. Adviser: Mr. Elkin Reflections is Green Mountain's literary magazine. It is composed of selected essays, poems, and short stories. These creative Works are contributed by interested members of the student body who are seeking to use literature as a means of self expression. Adviser: Mr. Leonard Reflections and Treasurer. E REFLEC'l'lDN5 rj 1 S Left to Right: S. Fuller, Editor: D. Fairbanks, J. DiForenzo, Smith, M. Winn. B. Grundler, S. V' X sf ' L ' T ji X 7 . + 7 .7 s C gl - X M W gy' 74 .1 5, :I i 82