Johnson State College - Janus Yearbook (Johnson, VT)

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Seated Qleft to rigbtj: Barbara Hale, Gertrude Holmes. Standing: Louise Blouin, Frank Adams. UUTIHG CLUB The Outing Club sponsors such functions as hikes, picnics, Mountain Day, overnight camps, and other similar activities. Extended mountain climbing ad- ventures into nearby states and throughout Vermont are featured by this club. Left to right: Lorraine Rojas, Marilyn Peet, Lauris Merriam. HTHLETIC HSSUUIHTIUII The association is an organization of the student body in which everyone automatically becomes a member when enrolled at JTC. It sponsors a program which includes both intra-mural and inter-collegiate sports. One of the highlights of the intra-mural program this year was bowling which aroused great interest. Offi- cers of the club this year are: President, Louise Blouin, Vice-President, Franklin Adams, Secretary, Gertrude Holmes, Treasurer, Barbara Hale, Faculty Advisor, Coach Minaert.

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FUTURE T The purpose of the organization is to stimulate students to become members of the teaching profession, and to stimulate professional spirit for those already decided upon teaching as a career. Problems of the teaching profession are discussed both by members and guest speak- ers. Miss Gertrude Sinclair is the faculty advisor. The officers are as follows: President, Marilyn Peet, Left to right: Marlene Rowe, Jeanette Shepardson, Marilyn Peet, Joyce Vice-President, Jeanette Shepard- Palmer. song Secretary, Marlene Rowe, Treasurer, Joyce Palmer. EHCHERS UF HMERICH Foreign affairs! National affairs! All this and more too is the IRC. This club is open to all students, particularly to those interested in the study of national and international affairs. This club is an impor- Left to right: Carolyn Wilson, Robert Herold, Irene Amilhat, Vera Coppin g. tant organization of JTC in as much as a better understanding of the World's people and problems is necessary today. Oiiicers of the organization are: President, Carolyn Wilsong Vice-President, Irene Amil- hatg Secretary, Vera Coppingg Treasurer, Robert Herold.

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DHHIHHTICS CLUB The fact that a student, Senior Lauretta Morin, is directing the spring play is one of the signs that the Dramatics Club is coming of age. It is also in keeping with the college's trend of placing more re- sponsibility in the hands of the stu- dents, and it will furnish excellent additional experience in directing for students who plan to utilize this skill when they are out in the teach- ing field. Left to right: Kay Benway, Louise Blouin, Lauretta Morin DEUH PSI UHIEGH Students are elected to membership in Delta Psi Omega, national honorary dramatics fraternity, on the basis of scholarship, as Well as interest and ability in dramatics. The members are very active in play pro- ductions. It is one of their basic Left to fglot:tf.o3se 'Blouin, Stephen Good, Lois Collins, Roger Anza- Principles that they help in dm- one, aure a orin. matics in any capacity in which they are needed, rather than seek major roles or personal glory.