Green Mountain College - Peaks Yearbook (Poultney, VT)

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Green Key First Row: B. Crowell, C. Guthrie, D. Cornell, J. Gross, J. Gasner, S. Craig, M. Targett G. Van Ravensway, C. Barnard. Second Row: K. Sunderland, P. Robinson, R. Haring, L Rich, S. Fuller, P. Fowkes, B. Van Beck, C. Steward, C. Mills, D. Brown. Third Row: P Hettrick, G. Livingston, T. Mische, J. Falls, L. Davis, P. D'Onofrio, A. Ewein, C Munson, L. Ernest, J. McManus, C. Chambers, S. Renzi, E. Brown, P. Coffin, J Grimm. The Green Key Counselors are a group of girls who are elected in the spring term of their freshman year after recommendations have been made by former Green Keyers. Election to this post is based upon the girl's personality, acceptance of responsibility, and scholastic achievement. During the remainder of this spring term, the members participate in a training service and then return in their senior year to orient the new freshmen and to guide them through their first year. Also, during their senior year as Green Key Counselors, these girls act as campus hostesses and guides. Adviser: Dean Bozen First Row: L. D'Arnico, J. Durkee, J. Kennedy, E. Thompson, C. Jordan. Second Row: C. Wilson, C. M-cCausland, B. Bobbe, G. Shattuck, G. Ehlers, J. Cushing, C. Dubs, L. Hjerpe, B. Lowe. Third Raw: C. Hayman, K. Good, J. Tillinghast, P. Perry, B. Carlson, M. Loucks, P. Wood, N. Hodge, C. Bateman, C. Lewis, M. Waldron. J - I-......,. L. h f 83 1

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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

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The Christian Association, the religious organization on campus, is open to all students. The purpose of this group is to meet the religious needs of the students. The Association meets every other week to have discus- sions, speakers, panels, and films. Students lead Ves- pers and take part in Thursday convocations. Other activities include the Spring Retreat, Thanksgiving Bas- kets, and the Campus Chest. Adviser: Chaplain Melius Christian Association - , N.. ,, , , , F I i..' Y I H - - .I F ,Agia -1' Ig, my ,YM -r ni Y 1 M A, -' ' .i , 4 ' 1551- if i I .L-'--'f . f ,W ' .s,,,- - - 5, ' -rl' - .pi 'L .I 1 L1 ,X 'Linz 1.-: 1 47, i 5. , - it Z 1 d , , -- 1 ' 'Q I f 7,31 4' -- ' - - Q. x l . ii . W , , 'l ' i i ' 5 ia? , .,.--' FQ ' 13, ,i laap ?'s i5'lm fi First Row: C. Munson, Presidentg K. Chadbourne, Chairman Chairman Conferences and Retreatsg I. Baker, P. West, L PubIicity,' C. Solbeck, Vice President: C. Mills, Worship! C- Stone- Steward, Service Committee. Second Row: C. Brown, C. Lewis, 84