Johnson State College - Janus Yearbook (Johnson, VT)

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Coach Minaert gives pointers to Reg Fortin and Ray Ladue. Everyone has taken part in the development of this college project. Johnson women prove they can do more than cook and sew. Left to right: Carol Meunier, Gertrude Holmes, Nancy Bag- ley, and Gemma Renaud. Clearing for the first cabin.

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Orientation week-freshmen picnic LHHE EIJEII UHIIIPSITE Muscles and moral support plus the tools of the lumber- jack have produced a rough campsite from the untracked woods near Lake Eden. Through contributions and student dances, money was raised to purchase a plot of land near enough for our faithful bus to carry us. For the construction of a cabin one of the old barns on campus was razed. Lumber, old windows and odd building materials were carefully salvaged for the Eden project. Work parties sallied forth on raw fall days, and the first hard snowfall saw a good sized cabin standing. A stove was installed for heating and cooking purposes. Nearby, students are able to ski and play outdoor games. Winter Carnival play day was a success largely because of these facilities at Lake Eden. Soon Spring will bring renewed opportunity to en- large and beautify our new recreation area. Plans are already established for three more cabins and a main camp building. Seasonal yet versatile! Relaxing between logs

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