Johnson State College - Janus Yearbook (Johnson, VT)

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lUUlHEH'S BHSHETBHLL TEHIII The co-eds of JTC contributed largely to a successful winter sports calendar in their domination of the hardboard sport. The team spirit was greatly uplifted with the return of upperclassmen. The boom of enthusiasm carried the team to an unde- feated season. jobnson Opp. 37 Plattsburg Teachers . .............. 25 70 Lyndon Teachers .. .............. S2 64 Lyndon Teachers . .............. 47 69 Trinity College ....... ..,.,......... S 0 64 Trinity College ....,... .............. 4 7 Front Row fleft to rigbtjz B. Learned, G. Holmes, M. Lee Tracy, I. Amilhat, B. Hubbell, Coach W. Minaert. Standing: L. Rojas, N. Frazier, M. Peet, G. Lamoureux, J. Merriam, J. Lauder Daignault. IIIUHIEIVS SOCCER TEHHI Johnson women once again revealed their enthusiasm for sports, maintaining an active soccer team this fall. The squad consisted of eighteen experienced upperclassmen and seven tal- ented freshmen. Mr. Hayslip, our new but capable coach, led us through a successful season. We look forward eagerly to another strong team in 1955. johnson Opp, 3 fscrimmagej Essex Jet. High School ......... ,,.....,,...... 2 Z Lyndon Teachers College ......... ....... - 0 0 Lyndon Teachers College ......... ...... ... S 2 Castleton Teachers ..,.............., ......... 0 0 Castleton Teachers .............,........ .................................. 0 2 Vermont Junior College ............................................. 1 Front Row fleft to rigbtjz G. Dezaine, B. Hale, B. Learned, C. Bove, A. Grifliths, I. Amilhat, L. Merriam. Second Row: P. Sarven, G. Holmes, L. Morin, C. Roberts, M. Lou Tracy, J. Daignault, S. Griggs. Back Row: Coach E. Hayslip, S. Marineau, N. Bagley, L. Blouin, G. Lamoureux, G. Renaud.

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1955 UJIHTEH CHHHIVHL From the furious queen campaigning to the final sleigh ride windup, Winter Carnival was pronounced a success by all participants and observers. Originality, unusual presentation, and con- stant competitive action marked the campaigns of the five women running for queen. Halls, stairways, windows, snowmen, even the trees grew posters asking our support for their candi- dates. Skits were presented in the dining hall Marilyn Peet, Gemma Renaud Louise Blouin, Nancy Bagley, Barbara Clark and at assembly. Everyone, including the four losing candidates, was pleased and excited when Gemma Renaud, a freshman from Hardwick, was crowned queen. On the night of the formal dance, Dean Rowe placed the crown on our radiant queen, and together they led us in a complicated Grand March. Queen Gemma Renaud, Dean Rowe Grand March is underway!