Lyndon Institute - Cynosure Yearbook (Lyndon Center, VT)

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F ' W . 4 in ISGW' .M , 'Mn' , , ..f,,-' -.ul ' -V V we . .aw 1-,f 'eff ga 1 .V e:r.5QQ , 1 4 ' wr . . - 1. .i,1.f,. yn , ugh r 52. fa' ,ir 3, .- , , if .f-A-pw? , . F .1 - .Q JJ-- --TY .C , gm - ,f -A -, ,- '- ak' LLM! , , YNOS 1957 t 5 s xx O Nl. E p n N H r . 0 1 X r , N If O X X 0 ' Q Q t , R f milf' . 1 4 I rg 1 lu, ' ,. :lime , , 'Y ' W 4 I A review of the four year's life at Lyndon Institute Lyndon Center Volume XXXII by the Senior Class l zgwimgimg Ufmrouglw 3 czar5Qf Wa Gif Q. 1 4 iiiiii w e-Q 'fu' V 0 o ' ,Q X ax W 4 Q I , 27 fi . 4? X ES Q 4 W I ' 4 l V' f-Q Z - ' if Eff- -Ea 1ie,t2?Q g f N fx I ' , WV? N? W fi X f W f P ' L , , , 7 - A Z7 A f T Z wS Ex Z, -- - - E xx ' . ' ' Q i t 1 7 5 5 W .fl V, X ff f F' ! ,f - f CYNOSURE BQARD First row: M. Masten, G. VanMourik, N. True, Miss Campbell, R. Legge, E. Gray, Miss Fuller, Miss Mackler, D. Gilman. Second row: C. Randall, D. Charron, M. Baz, T. Edney, R. Ronan, M. Howe, M. Calcagni, R, Ducham, P. Teachout, K. Howard, D. Wakefield, E. King, Third row: D. Fifield, R. Bass, H. Robinson, W. Randall, E. Buschmann, B. Hatch, I. Jackson, D. Jardine, W. Amidon. Editor-in-chief - E. GRAY. Assistant editor-in-chief - R. LEGGE. Business Manager - D. WAKEFIELD. Assistant business manager - I. JACKSON, W, AMIDON. Personalities - M, CALCAGNI, M. MASTEN, R, RONAN, M, HOWE, D. FIFIELD, P. TEACHOUT. Activities - W. RANDALL, W. AMIDON, R, RONAN, H. ROBINSON. Co-art editors - D, IARDINE, A. di STEFANO. Athletics - R. BASS, D, CHARRON, T, EDNEY, N, TRUE, M, HAZ, Poetry - G. VANMOURIK. Co-typists - C. RANDALL, E, KING. Photography - R. DUCHAM, B. HATCH. Trivia - N. TRUE, E. BUSCHMANN, D. GILMAN. Motto - K. HOWARD, B. WAHLBERG, I. WILLARD, W. FIFIELD, S, SHARPLEY. DEDICATION We, the class of '57, are proud to dedicate this year's Cynosure to Mr. Robert K. Lewis. Mr. Lewis ultitude of students to achieve higher goals through his untiring interest. He is the fore- most leader in sports and his advice rs always of the has inspireda rn highest ranking. It is with extreme pleasure that we dedicate this Cynosure to our esteemed leader. ADMINISTRATION WALTER F. TRUE Principal, A.B. Clark University ,I - Lf 3' , X ,f AM '11 C ., , fijxfif 54 f Y IV Q f' f 1 ,wr-, if r , Q4 V, QWzIjVf,,9 ,, V , rg f 59 f 544: flip gg ff , lf'-r' ROBERT K. LEWIS Assistant Principal, B.S Dartmouth College eff Pe ' R Q gg, If III, J , 1.5 MRS. GRACILE LORD Secretary, B.A. University of Vermont EAS MAY A. CAMPBELL Ph. B. . M. Ed. University of Vermont Latin I, 11, III World History NORRIS ELLIOT B. S. University of Vermont General Science GERALD AUBIN Norwich University of Vermont Mechanical Drawing Shop Math General Shop EVELYN FULLER A. B. , A. M. Radcliffe College Middlebury College Franch Spanish 5 RICHARD DUFOUR , B.s. in Ed. ttsg i A University of Vermont A A ., y , at 51 b' ,,t, Englishl World History r'y,- I 1 . X 2 i MARION HEBERT B. S. , M. A. Boston University Middlebury ' ff.- ff DONALD ERSKINE University of Vermont Physics Driver Training Chemistry ALBERT P. FORREST B. S. Norwich University General Chemistry Math VENE HARDING Lyndon Teachers College Physical Education Social Science , V 1 29 we-J y A JOHN KING A . S . Boston University Automotive Mechanics I WINIFRED KING Typing I, II Commercial Math BERTHA T. KOURY A. B. Furman University Art American Government VIRGINIA LEACH B S in Ed Framingham State Teachers College qv! Homemakrng KENNETH LIGGETT B. S. in Agriculture University of Vermont Agriculture LUCILLE MACKLER B.S., Bus. Ed. Am. International College Bookkeeping Typing Shorthand .TANE STICKNEY B. A. University of Vermont English II ARTHUR LORD B. S. in Ed. University of Vermont Vocational Building Trades AMORY T. SEAVER B.S., M.Ed. University of Vermont Harvard University Mathematics I avrrr ., ,,, - - ,,.' CECILIA TEIS JEAN TRUE SUSAN R. TRUE B. A. ' M, A, , New Jersey College B.S. , Ed. B. A, , Simmons Cfrgygge for women N' Y. U- University of Vermont Director of Music English IV' V Biology, Gen. Bus, 5' i I 1 li I1 '1 I sl ! I E E 5 E i I I WI w i is I! 'S ll ii I I -! H I ,I ,- r U IM ll U I l V NI r X! Us QI -E r I Sept. 5 14 20 21 22 Oct. 6 6 13 18 22 25 26 Nov. 9 21 27 30 Dec. 4 15 21 Ian. 7 12 14 16, 17, 18 26 Feb. 2 5 13 13 15 16 25 March 1, 2 15 21 22 April 2 12 26 26 May 2, 3, 4 16, 17, 18 24 June 1 2 6 7 7 8 9 10 CALENDA School Opens fBack again., Debate Club Dance fnew friendsj Freshman Day fnew facesj Freshman Reception flook at those noseslj R Trade School Football Game fa good start again this yearj Burlington Football Game Band's First Appearance Qthey sound greatly First Teen Age Dance Debate Clinic Went to Montpelier Seniors hear E. Roosevelt at Bradford Cheerleaders have rally St. I. A. fbig disasterj Sophomore Spree Thanksgiving Vacation Jamboree with Littleton Qlostlj Senior Play Green Valley First Basketball Game with Newport Qwonj Athletic Banquet Christmas Vacation School Opens Again First Ski Meet Weather went between 40 'n 50 degrees bel Mid-Year exams ftime to cramj District Ski Meet State Ski Meet Cantabile Club sang at Veterans' Hospital Trade School Basketball Game Qwonj Girls played Orleans High for Trophy fwonj Newport Tournament New England Ski Meet Boys played Sacred Heart for Trophy flostj Senior Class gives Winter Carnival Sweetheart Dance One-Act Play Spring Recess School Opens Itmior Prom Operetta First Track Meet Burlington Music Festival Newport Music Festival Sub-Freshman Day State Track Meet New England Track Meet School Closes for another year Senior Class Day Exercises Senior Ball Alumni Day Baccalaureate Services Graduation ow zero fbr-r-rj , ,,, , W X , , , ii Zi' Q 7 Q W I , H 4, , 2: J 4 6 JAMES WILLARD President f 1 DOROTHY CHARRON Secretary CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT BASS Vice President TY WILLIAM RANDALL Treasurer CLASS SONG Some four years ago Oh, how we remember We first climbed the hill The school we hold dear To our Alma Mater. How were we to know That early September The days would fly by 'til we find ourselves here. All the friendships that We have made We know will never ever fade All the laughter that we have known Within these walls has always grown. So now it 's farewell The time's come for parting We leave thee L. I. with Our memories dear. By Kay Welch Tune - Moulin Rouge CLASS DATA MOTTO --- From the smallest spark, a great flame. E scintilla minima maxima flamma, FLOWER --- Carnation COLORS --- Black and Silver 16 Main Street Magazine Drive l. Lyndonville, Vermont AMIDON, WILLIAM GARLAND Bill College Honor Roll l, Football l, Band 2, 3, Cynosure Board 4, Northeastern Music Festival 3, Senior Play 4, Travel Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, To man shall be a friend and brother. Girls?. . .CDealers' cars galorej. . .dogs. . .Plaza Theater. College A BASS, ROBERT GILMAN Bob Keene, New Hampshire College ! Wall BAZ, MICHAEL Mike l Maple Avenue College Bay Shore, New York Track 4, Dramatics Club 4. When he laughs, we laugh. Joined us from Edgewood School, N.Y. . .English V. . .humor. . .Hobby, girls. . .Whow!! Boston University Honor Roll l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Skiing 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Cynosure Board, Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager, Student Council treasurer 4, Class Officer, Vice President 3, 4, Senior Play, Boys' State, Travel Club 2, 3, 4. V Quiet except when otherwise. Complete!! Bass to Simpson. . .dependable. . .all man. . .loves sports. College f I alk- BEER, WILBUR DOWNING IR. Williebur Lyndonville, Vermont Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. .-Beware the fury of the patient man, l A Bashful. . .National Guards. . . girl hater. . . transcription. . . BlG DEAL. . ,qi any Undecided , - 1 .4 ' -, BLAKE, PAUL ELuoT -'glakien 65 East Street Building Trades A Lyndonville, Vermont Football 1, 25 Track lg Senior Play. 'WW Books are good enough in their own way, but they are a mighty bloodless substitute for life. Gun . . .Arthu.r's car. . .dorm girls. . .Red Wing. . .Canada. Navy BOUTON, DAVID RAMSEY 151-18 32 Avenue Flushing, Long Island, N.Y. Football 3,4. Actions speak louder than w N , I ' va...-gf-:Qtr . . .full of fun. . .darir1g. 8 BRILL, ISABELLE FRANCES Izzy Sheffield, Vermont Commercial Homemaking Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3: Fashion Show 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Woman is fickle. Dave College ords. Shaving in English V. . . clothes. . .nice looking College 6 1' rf '5 11 Hobby, boys. . .cars. . .singing. . .Wrigleys best customer. . .Tom, Dick, and Harry. . .flirt. Burdett Business College Gordie BURRINGTON, GORDON ARTHUR Lyndonville, Vermont Auto Mechanics Honor Roll 1: Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,43 Glee Club 1, 2,4, President 4g Band 2, 3,4g Northeastem Music Festival 1, 3, 4: Vermont State Music Festival 4. There's no such thing as a hundred percent male, Miler. .. .left Guard. . .Sarah. . .speedy. U. S. Air Force at S' we .71 ' twig.. 1 BUSCHMANN, EDMUND AUGUST Ed 227 College Street General Lewiston, Maine Honor Roll 3,4: Football 3,4g Track 3,43 Glee Club 3,4g Cynosure Board 4g Senior Play 4: FFA 3, President 45 District One-Act Play 3g Delegate to Model UN 33 Travel Club 35 Dramatics Club. Then he will talk, goodness how he will talk. Flirt. . . arguing with Miss True. . . football. . . pest! . . .noisy. College CAIGAGNI, MARGARET Gus East Calais, Vermont College P Honor Roll 1,2, 3,45 Girls' Basketball Manager 3,43 Q J Press Club 2, 3, 45 Cynosure Board, Magazine Drive 1, 2g Student Council 4, Usher at Commencement 33 if' N ci, Senior Playg Travel Club 2g Dramatics Club 3,4. Q4 x 'Y J I I have done my duty ever, tried to do it just and right. Bundle of fun. . .Dorm President. . .bounce. . . dependable. . . cheerful. . . dimples. 11' Nurses' Training 1 ' CALDERWOOD, DAVID FRED Dave Sheffield, Vermont Q f an 'figs TA it 4. ra .-3 X '29- s -mf , - S 3 l General Honor Roll 1,2g Magazine Drive 1,2, 3: FFA 1. Blushing is the color of virtue. GlassesQ?J. . .farming. . .bashful. . .Sheffield . . .mumps. Lyndon Teachers' College CARPENTER, LESLIE OSCAR Shorty East Burke, Vermont Commercial Honor Roll 3,45 FFA 1, 2. A head higher than a tall man. A reliable man. . .dark. . . '39 Chevy. . .good worker. Air Force Z' Q QS. Q if CHAYER, RICHARD FRANK Dick Sutton, Vermont College Honor Roll 25 Magazine Drive 3: Dramatics Club 3. There's light enough for whatl want to do. Bradford. . . where I came from . . .girls. . . boiler room. . .wants a license. . .Howard's car. Naval Chef CROSIER, MARILYN ANN Lyndonville, Vermont Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Cynosure Board 45 Senior Playg Fashion Show 1, 2, 3. 'Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Capable. . .studious. . .giggles. . .good in Commercial work. CHARLAND, ARTHUR JAMES Lyndonville, Vermont Colxgg Honor Roll 1, 23 Travel Club 2, 3,45 Magazine Drive 1,2, 3. Often seen, but always heard. Cars. . . Darling Inn. . . Canada. . . good -natured. . . girls! College CHARRON, DOROTHY RAE Dottie 36 Main Street College Lyndonville, Vermont Honor Roll 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 3,4g Press Club 2, 3, 4g Cynosure Boardg Magazine Drive 3, 4g Class Officer, Secretary 3, 4g Senior Play, Girls' State: Travel Club 2g Dramatics Club 3. Laugh and be merry, remember, better the world with a song. That giggle. . .noisy. . .basketball. . .First Na- ! R tional. College ig: il 06 .va l X n 0 ' DINER ,gg l, 1 Mac Commercial U ff-mmf Office work I U .iiilhc CUTTING, BARBARA IRENE Barb West Burke, Vermont Commercial Glee Club 1. Quiet as a church mouse. Guitar. . .piano. . .accordian. . .pick-up truck. Secretary DAY, HOWARD WINFRED Sheffield, Vermont Vocational Agriculture Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer. Secretary, Sentinel. Silence never betrays you. QUIET. . .Quiet. . .quiet. . .sh! Air Force di STEFANO, ANDREA 6 Rollins Place Beacon Hill Boston, Mass. .ilill f - 7 1 .X ,J ll, N ,c:' ff-A llAndill College Honor Roll 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Orchestra 3: Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cynosure Boardg Northeastern Music Q ,-v, 0 Festival 3: Special awards - Art 1, 2, 3: State art f 7 '. Jo ' f award 3, Poppy Poster Award 1, 2, Cantabile Club 4 I' I 5' Senior play, District one-act play 2, 3: Cheerleader v - v 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3,43 Travel Club 2, 3. og Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. All that kind a stuff. . .petticoats. . .Art room. . cheering. . .Beacon Hill College DREW, DOUGLAS ALAN 'Doug' West Burke, Vermont Commercial Course FFA 1: Magazine Drive 2. Do not give dalliance too much rein. Y-jf Horace's car. . .farm. . . study. . .huh? iii-'1 Undecided DUCHAM, RONALD ,,ButCh.. P y 1 19 Main Street College .ff 1 f' Lynonville, Vermont J Honor Roll 1, 33 Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3,43 Cynosure Boardg North- ' is . b 4 f o'rr eastern Music Festival 2, 3g Senior Playg Travel Club. fd as if , 2 7 if f W fs Q wfgxy X QQ , Happy am I, from care I'm free. Tinker Smith. . .dance band. . .baseball. . .Dodge. . .swimming. Optometry DUNPHY, JOHN I. Jack Lyndon Center, Vermont Auto Mechanics Track 3g Magazine Drive 3. I hear, but say not much. Movie camera fiend. . .Plaza Theater. . .baseball r fan. . .tape recorder. J JL Undecided DWYER, KENNETH IRVIN Cricket Star Route Auto Mechanics Lyndonville, Vermont Track 1,2, 3, 43 Football 1. .1 . . and his hair became curlier. tfi X , 'fwffyl J' ' amy 47441: High jump. . .tall. . . likes to hunt. 159' Undecided DWYER, DOIS AVIS Star Route I-Iomemaking Lyndonville, Vermont Honor Roll 1: Magazine Drive 1g Fashion Show 2. Woman is women's natural ally. Red hair. . .4-H. . .good cookf?j. . .Housekeepen WAF I 1 EDNEY, THOMAS IRVING Torn Barnet, Vermont College vw Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1,2, 3,45 Debate Club 3,4g Travel Club 35 Dramatics Club 33 Vermont State Music Festival 3, Northeastern Music Festival 2, 3. Q27 O memory! Thou fond deceiver. . . .French done???. . .Buick. . .Mousy. . .Judy. 2. College Q R 1 FIFIELD, DAVID CLARK Dave South Hero, Vermont College Q Honor Roll 1, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cynosure Board: Magazine Drive 3: fm 9 Senior Play 4. Y V T7 Q Them's my sentiments, exactly. S Quite positive. . .studious Qmaybej. . .dorm boy. ii well, back home . . .twin. College FIFIELD, WILLIS KIRK Bill South Hero, Vermont College Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3,4. l am not of the common run of men. Rough and ready. . .Beau Brummel. . .extensive vocabulary of sorts. . .Pam. W f l Qfj University of Vermont 1 s GALE, CLINTON HORACE 'Clint' s Lyndonville, Vermont Commercial Honor Roll 1g Travel Club 3,43 Senior Play. Let tomorrow take care of itself. Cars. . .gir1s. . .Spirit-alive or dead?. . .speeches in English V. U. S. Air Force 5 GERO, ROY A LTON .1 ? 69 X 4 ' .o C. M0050 ' KNXXF f 16 GILMAN, DOROTHY ANNE Sheffield, Vermont Gillie College Honor Roll 1,2,4g Basketball 15 Glee Club 1, 3,45 Press Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Cynosure Board 4: Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3g Cantabile Club 4g Senior Play 4g Travel Club 2, 3, 4. Absence makes the mind grow keener. Perfectfn attendance. . .smiling eyes. . .St. Johnsbury. . .likes school Q PJ College GORHAM, DUANE HOWARD East Burke, Vermont Honor Roll 2, 3g Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3,45 Math Trip 1. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Plymouth station wagon. . .likes basketball. . .bashfulf?J. . . cheerful. Lyndon Center, Vermont Auto Me Football 1,2g Basketball lg Track 1. The ruddy limbs and flaming hair. Red hair. . .works at Cassidy's. . .likes cars. . . hunts. Air Force GILMAN, DAVID ROBERT Dave Lyndon Center, Vermont College Football 1,2, 3,45 Track 3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4g Northeastern Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Travel Club 4 Yes, but - - - Loves hunting and out-of-doors. . .good sport. . . never grouchy. . .Chevy. College :afJ'ft'5f College Lyndon Teachers College GRAY, ELIZABETH ANN Liz Plainfield, Vermont Commercial Honor roll 1, 2, 3,4g Girls' Basketball Manager 2, 3,4g Glee Club 1g Cynosure Boardg Magazine Drive Business Manager 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Girls' State 3g State Student Council Convention 2g Travel Club 2. A lass so neat, with smile so sweet. f 5 Freckles. . .friendly. . .always laughing. . .efficient. . .full of pep. Secretary GREGORY, DANIEL JAMES Greg Newark, Vermont Building Trades I? I N4 'N Football 2, 3, 4. Love me, love my dog! 0 I Left tackle. . .big. . .jeep station wagon. . .hunter ' . . .pipe. gg.. Undecided rf . A ' A GUAY, JoHN GUY Red or Clem Pine Motor Court College 5 Lyndonville, Vermont 41515 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 45 Orchestra 35 Northeastern gg-Jr' Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. What fools these mortals be. WW Red hair. . .orange shirt. . .black bow tie. . .Don Juan. ,.f' 3 3 College F ff 15 HARTWELL, Lyndonville, KERMIT F . Vermont JR, Kerm Commercial Honor Roll 23 Football 1, 3,4g Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Maga- zine Drive 2, 3. If not actually disgruntled - he was far from being gruntled. Never noisy. . .bookkeeping. . .typing l. . .Favorite pastime - bothering Miss Mackler. Navy HATCH, BRADFORD LEE ,, 69 Elrn Street ' College Lancaster, N. H. Brad Basketball 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Club 43 Cynosure Board 4, Northeastern Music Festival 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 43 Travel C1ub 43 Cantabile Club 4. Time, the subtle thief of youth. 1 , Betsy. . .Dorrn boy. . .shot charts. . .blue eyes. . .hot rods. . . P' feet. ff Z I ' a College HOWARD, KATHERINE ELIZABETH Kathy ,F 48 South Street College V, West Bridgewater, Mass. r-9 5 F Honor Roll 43 Band 43 Glee Club 43 Senior Play, Dra- Cuff matics Club 43 Travel Club 4. Intent upon her destined Course 'I .J , 2 Studious. . . conscientious. . . fun. . . co-operative . . . Merit Exam. . . clarinet. College HOWE, MARTHA BEAN Marty 143 Spruce Street College Burlington, Vermont Music Treasurer3 Cynosure Board 43 Northeastern Music Festival 2, 33 Vermont State Music Festival 23 Senior Play3 District One-Act Play 33 Delegate to Model U. N. 33 Dramarics Club Secretary 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Cantabile Club 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. f4S! Tomorrow I propose to regulate my room. Sarah . . .dependab1e. . .1ikeable. . .ilute. . . Dennis the Menace. Nurses' Training HUHN, MADELEINE CURTIS Randee3 Twigger Orchard Street College Millis, Mass. Honor Roll 43 Glee Club 33 Press Club 3, 43 Senior Playg Dramatics Club 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Romance is always young. Ostentation plus. . . hails from Massachusetts. . .College boys, , newest fashions. . .small feet. . .e-n-u-n-c-i-a-t-i-o-n. I unior College HUNTER, BEVERLY ANN Bev West Charleston, Vermont College Press Club 3, 4g Magazine Drive 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Glee Club 2g Travel Club 3, 4. Silence is more musical than any song. Blond hair. . . giggles. . .efficient. . . studyingf?j. . domestic. Nurses' Training HUTCHINS, BETTY LOU Bet Lyndonville, Vermont Commercial Glee Club 1, Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, Usher at Com- mencement 3. Neat as a pin. Cute. . .giggles. . .bookkeeping??. . .trim fig- ure. Undecided JACKSON, JAMES DEXTER Lyndonville, Vermont K K 'XX UQ 1 Ti-is Z Q 2 5 K flm yt' Jimmy College Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4, Band 2, Cynosure Board, Magazine Drive l, 2, 3, 4, class leader lg Student Council 3, 4, vice president 4, Harvard Club of Vermont book awardg Senior Playg Boys' State, Trav- el Club 2, 3, 4. J Men who know much say little. Athlete. . . girl-shy. . . sense of humor. . . brainy 6 . . .unassuming. JARDINE, DAVID RAMSEY Lyndonville, Vermont Honor Roll 1, 2, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Cynosure Board: Class secretary 2g Travel Club 3, 4. Peace, peaceg when there is no peace. The artist . . . Green Hornet . . .Basketball. . .r10iSy. . dious? Cwelllllj. . .veterinarian. Dave College officer, . Stu- College College JENKINS, EDWINA MAE .....,, 17- VW- 15335809 , 1,1 4. L I sin:-5 MW , o XZ N U if fifwf il JOHNSON, ROLAND EARL Poly East Burke, Vermont Auto Mechanics R. F. D. No. 1 Football lg track 2, 3g Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3, FFA 1. Driving on thin ice. A flash of blue. . . new car every week, his own make . . . shock of light brown hair. Undecided KING, ELIZABETH West Burke, Vermont uNickvv Lyndonville, Vermont Commercial R. F. D. No. 2 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Cynosure Board, Usher at Commencement 35 Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Senior Play. Virtue is like a rich stone - best plain set, Short. . .unassuming. . .glasses. . .typing. . .giggles. Office Work JENKINS, LAURENCE GLEN Larry Lyndonville, Vermont Building Trades Football 1, 2, 3, 4. It's never late 'til twelve - then it's early. Buick. . .St. Jay. . .cheerleaders. . .vocabu1ary?? .,,,,f, CW , ,, .yf , ,f,, ff Air Force 2 if lv Il Commercial Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, editor 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. Those eyes, the silent tongues of love. Small. . .vivacious. . .pert. . .David. . .All right, already, Office Work f, f,fw1,,, OW f Wy, ,MMV W, riff LEBLANC, ROBERT SCOTT Bob Lyndon Center, Vermont College Honor Roll 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Cynosure Board, Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Travel Club 2, 3, 4, Cantabile Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. No rule is so general, which admits not some exceptions. Pontiacs. . . White's Market. . .Senior Play. . . girls. College LEGGE, RICHARD GROFF Rich or Dick South Hero, Vermont College Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Skiing 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cynosure Board, Assistant Editor, Student Council 3, 4, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4, Class Marshal 3, Senior Play, Boys' State, . -'if Travel Club 3, 4. sf . f Qil CI R59 The proper study of mankind is man. Determined. . .Student Council. . . God's Country . . .cars. . .ambitious. is 1 x College LIZOTTE, PAUL 39 Charles St. Commercial , Lyndonville, Vermont Football 1, Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3, Track 4, Travel 7 Club 3, 4, l don 't study but I 'auto ' YQ- an--4... 51: 55, Q1 gl 5 S D M First National. . .short. . .bowling. . .gir1s. . 5 flashy shirts. as-is fxfw Undecided MASTEN, MAPJORIE ANNE Marge Lyndonville, Vermont Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cynosure Board 4, Magazine Drive, leader 1, Northeastern Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Vermont State Music Festival 3, 4, Math Trip 1, Usher at Commencement 3, Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, Travel Club 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4. -AYBN,- Be glad of life, because it gives you a chance to love, work and play. sm Twirling. . .likes presidents. . .gregarious. . .pretty smile. College MCCLURE, NORMAN ARTHUR 55 East St. 1 Lyndonville, Vermont 11 :Pkg Q9-rgfw cf f if 'F 1 I . ,f if S if - ta , . ,, ,JV I I f , ,, aug MOULTON, LOIS ANN East Burke, Vermont ul-larnn Commercial Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Central Treasurer, Magazine Drive 1, 2. Her thoughts are her own - a penny cannot buy them. L.A. M. . . . typing I. . . WI-IERE'S THAT ERASER? . . .Mutton. Office Work MUSSEN, IRVING EDWIN 6 Raymond Street Lyndonville, Vermont Magazine 2, 3, Remember this, - that very little is needed to make a happy life. Retiring. . . basketball. . . always walking. . . easy grin. . . studious. Building Trades The sleep of the laboring man is sweet, Blue Ford. . .the Little's. . .shop. Air Force MORRILL, HORACE GEORGE llH0dII West Burke, Vermont Commercial Track 2g FFA 1. A big book is a big nuisance. Short. . .curly hair. . .fast car. . .Dougie's pal. Qt CLIC C 1 K I . Us C lick Undecided Y jx 5 I lvsonnyvf College Work NICHOLS, FRED MIERL West Burke, Vermont Football It does a heap o' good sometimes, Ford. . . Shop. . . girls. . . speedy. PAYETTE, IUNE ELLA East Burke, Vermont l-lomemakingg Magazine Drive 1. A quiet person except w Debate. . .East Burke dances. . a talker. Q , .. Y 1 ' Pr. il 0' 2, Track 4, Math Trip 1. 11 ll Auto Mechanics to go a little slow. Garage Work Q l-Iomemaking 5522? ------ C 5 ,J N gx I hen otherwise. 6 Q .Home Ec. . .quite Q 'K+ xxx Q D wAF ESM-E TEAM PEAK, GUYLA IEAN Guy Lyndon Center, Vermont Commercial Glee Club lg Fashion Show 1, 2. oin. Good sense and good nature must ever j Co-operative. . .shy. . .hails from Serious. . . Wheelock. . .Friendly. , Undecided PETERS, RICHARD ALLEN 'Pete' Vocational Agriculture 25 St. John Street St. Iohnsbury, Vermont Honor Roll 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 4. No one knows what he can do till he tries. Hails from St. Iohnsbury. . . FFA. . . can usually be found in lower study. . .always walking. Active Reserve Duty RANDALL, CAROLYN ANN College Lyndonville, Vermont Glee Club 1,4: Cynosure Board 4: Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3, 4: Leader of Senior girls fourth year: Usher at Commencement 3: Cantabile Club 4: Senior Play 4: All-State Music Festival 4: State One-Act Play 4: Dra- matics Club 4. s A smile is her passport. Obliging. . . truck. . . excellent typist. . . Prim . . .sweet and neat. College I RANDALL, WILLIAM GEORGE Bill l 'f Lyndonville, Vermont College Honor Rolll: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Drum Major 4: at Cynosure Board: Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3,4: Class Of- ficer, Treasurer 1, 2, 3,4: Northeastern Music Festival 1,4: Vermont State Music Festival 4: Cantabile Club 4: Senior Play: District One-Act Play 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3,4: Travel Club 2, 3, 4. 4.14, 'CLI - Eat, drink, and be merry, tomorrow's -A XLR. another day. Full of fun. . .Bever1y. . .outstanding actor or im- personator. . .beautiful wave. jx .I f l 9 :fs Ln A A 1 ' I lk ky-V F Navy ROBINSON, HENRY WILMORE Hank South Hero, Vermont College Foorbaii 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4, co-captain 4: A 4 c T k 1,2,3,4: G1 Cl b 3,43 C b'1 C1 b4. 3, ,f 3' l'3.C 66 Ll 3.I1I3. 1 C U 2 A? iw V 'Thou source of all my bliss and woe. 4 A Y? fwomenj ' fl Tall. . .Liz. . .f1irt. . .1anguage???. . .good and bad. A I3 3 ' ' 1 Service g Q A j 2 f RONAN, ROBERT HENRY JR. Bob 3 Lyndonville, Vermont College A Honor Rol11,2, 3,4: Football 1: Track 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 3: Cynosure Board 4: Student Council 1, 2: Northeastern Music Festival 1: Vermont State Music Festival 3: Math Trip 1: Special Award - Time Current Events 1: Cantabile Club 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Travel Club 2, 3, 4: Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. I am the man! ! Friendly. . .ambitious . .live1y. . .reliable. . .always hurrying. Colleffe SHARPLEY, SUSAN ELYCE Sue Lyndon Center, Vermont Commercial Honor Roll 2: Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, 4. Always a smile, be the weather fair or foul. Conscientious worker. . .chipper. . .friendly. . .courageous and persevering. Work SIMPSON, BERNARD SHERMAN Bernie yi Sutton, Vermont Auto Mechanics fg H N-Q Honor Roll 1, 2g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 1: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captaing Class President 1, Vice Presi- 5-X l dent 2. X Variety is the spice of life. V Lorraine. . .Bonnie . .Brenda. . .'54 Ford. . . scrappy football player. Forestry f-frjfex D L' EJ3 SPAULDING, GEORGE ELLERY Here 53 Beech Street Auto Mechanics Winchendeon, Massachusetts Football 3,43 Basketball Manager 3,4. ' 'The distant Trojans never bothered me. 'arf Versatile. . .drol1. . .butch-cut, . .gullible. Undecided STONE, LEE CARROL Stony or Sam Lyndon, Vermont College Honor Roll 1, 2g Football 1, 2, 3g Track lg Band 2, 3,4g Orchestra 1, 2: Travel Club 2, 3, 45 Magazine Drive 4: Northeastern Music Festival 2, 3,45 Math Trip 1: Vermont State Music Festival 4. err. 'Stones have been known to move. Drums. . .Arline. . .dark features. . .good-looking. Television School SWITSER, ARNOLD RAY Arnnie Pinehurst Building Trades Lyndonville, Vermont Honor Roll 3: Magazine Drive 4. w-tit? Sadly susceptible male. 4,55 Red convertible. . . Sandra. . . handsome. . . straight forward. Air Force C 41, ,rg ' L ' TEACHOUT, PHILETUS ROBERT Phrase-' ' West Burke, Vermont College ' ' . .V gr ,, fx V Honor Roll 2, 3: Cynosure Board 4: Magazine Drive LAI? I 2, 3. XXX X' 'Whose little body housed a mighty mind. Ns 1 ssl XQQQ, ' Loves to htuit. . . lazy in spots. . . good-humored I . . .hails from West Burke. Navy ,- TRUE, NORMA IRENE I Lyndonville, Vermont Commercial ,Q ' IOZ MPL X mu: f Honor roll 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cynosure Board: Magazine Drive, class leader 3: Usher at Commencement 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, cap- tain 4: Fashion show 1, 3: Travel Club 3. 'Flits from flower to flower. Fun. . .full of pep. . .cheering . .L.T.C. . . tooth UD. College VAN MOURLK, GERTRUDE ADRIANA '-Gettin Gate Hill Road g Stony Point, New York Colle e Honor Roll 3,4: Cynosure Board: Senior Play: Dramatics Club 3,4, Vice President 4: Travel Club 4: Press Club 4, Dorm Editor: Basketball 4, There's nothing half so sweet in Life as love's young dream. Prudence , . . Oh! Those Baby-blue eyes. . .petit handwriting. . that's a laugh . . .reverberating giggle. College VENTURINI, FRANCIS LEE 63 Main Street Lyndonville, Vermont Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Northeastern Music Festival 3,4g Vermont State Music Festival 3, 4. I' T College 'But for studying I'd be free. Chevvy. . . St. Jay. . . Gloria. . . perfect school attendance??. . . Art. . .Darling Inn. f X Air Force WAHLBERG, ELIZABETH ELIN Betsy 'if' fl Pine Rock Park College 6 Shelton, Connecticut , it-,F Dramatics Club 4: Senior Play. ' I I w I, p 1 God's gift to men. Ingrid. . . see that swing! !. . . English whiz. . . F ,WW clothes. . . Where I come from . . . Brad. - M J Ll... Nurses' Training 25 -- ,g- WAKEFIELD, DAYTON GEORGE 'D t fgi X It ay e K- 35 Charles Street College xr' I Lyndonville, Vermont Q ,. Football 1: Track 1,25 Skiing 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 4: it Cynosure Boardg Honor Roll 1, 2,45 Dramatics Club 4: 0' ' t ,f T lClb2,3,4gMth 'lg ' I4 M Zravi u a 'EIIP . Magazine Drive 1, , 1 Hg! a , 3, , Class leader 2, 3,4, Senior Playg Boys State 3. L' Laughing lips and roguish eyes, ' J if r f ' A tease. . . impish. . . somnambulist. . . a great ' , magazine salesman. . . good-natured. WARD, WESLEY EARL West Burke, Vermont x 2-t '7 U. V. M. - Forestry 11 wesu Commercial Honor Roll 1, 2: Glee Club lg Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3. I grow old learning something new every day. Steel guitar. . . Ruth. . .dapper. . . inconspicuous. Undecided Y ,.., , W ' ggi .t R i A, ,, , ,va ., A WATSON, RICHARD BRUCE Dick North Bennington College 1 . Vermont Skiing 2, 35 Track 2, 3,43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4g Magazine Drive 2, 3,45 Northeastern Music Festival 3, 4, Vermont State Music ' Festival 3, 4. 1 And the golden trumpet blared forth. '54 chevvy. . . glow . . . C. M. S. . . Favorite topic: ME. . . Ben Hi. College WEED, HOWARD DALE Howdy Sutton, Vermont College Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Skiing 1. Q '- Q I'm no Angel. 1 Q Y K 'X ' ' Ha - o-luck . . . ellow convertible. . .Littleton X Q PPY 8 Y Y AX 0 i' . . . what a laugh . . . mischief. . . wait until to- S I morrow. ty f College -D Q HOME ECON! WELCH, KAY ELIZABETH Kay Lyndon Center, Vermont General N Honor Roll 2, 3: Basketball 2: Glee Club 3: Cheer- leader 4: Usher at Commencement 3: Fashion Show 2, 3. f My heart is fixed. ff Came from Venezuela. . .good student. . .likes X sports fespecially skiingj. . . Mommy. ' Homemaking I L Q2 Xl 'Wi WHEELER, EUGENE CHARLES snuck- . 4 ' Lyndonville, Vermont College A F . Football 1, 2, 3,4g Track 3, 43 Magazine Drive 4g Math Trip lg Travel M I curb 2, 3, 4. -3 . 'Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. 'May I speak to Stone? . . .persistent pest. . .just loves his books - 'l VV g closedl. . . Physics. 2? fl'. .2 College ' 4 :ar 5 WILLARD, JAMES MATTHEW Jimmie Lyndonville, Vermont College Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 13 - assistant conductorjg Dramatics Club 35 Debate Club 4, Vice Presi- dent l. President 2, 3, 4g Northeastern Music Festival 1, 2, 3,43 Vermont State Music Festival 2, 3,4g Cantabile Club 1,43 Senior Play. A 'CTN-R., ,nr , 'Each day's work is worth the battle. Hard worker. . .A's. . .Ford. . .dependable. . .friendly. . .presi- of A dent. . .likes majorettes!. . .Spanish, 2 College WOOD, RALPH RAYMOND Woody East Haven, Vermont Auto Mechanics Math Trip. a cg fks llslk lik 'C Every man for himself, the Devil for all. Runs a schoolbus. . . blue convertible. . . tall - and 7 howl. . . big grin. Armed Forces 'Z .. mfg l VI U 53 9 es 7-Q fx X, flax : , fi f f? F, 1 YA ' ' '-' 1 V . E? 5 I I M 42' gc, SJW its i Q WK, QM, 'Mu x I L 0' X ' ll , 1 1 A, x X N' Andi! Xs v, Q 4 lj, l ' f' . , , 2 lgllff' x ' NH IL! ,W ngyff ' Gt li Li y Nu J: J, G Y fl :X xN'g4I, 'I ffl!! I my tm.. X, it :b V 4- x ll ' Lk fjfxulde frlf AMI!!! -1kg,9le1!0M3Sv,4f5e., ,234 'L 4' 5066355.58 li H E Most Popular and Best Personality LIZ and BILL E N I 0 R iii S f S si ' ' .. .H f' F wg. ,iw - RA A Class Fllrts GERTI and DAYTON nd at E33 I 'il 31 Wig1ey's Best Customer ISABELLE and BOB 's L Best Dressed GERT and MIKE ,. 1 L i . 1 ' ' L 3 gs - ' B w e X A s Q- : sv x . L' Q: L L . A if stts ' ii sm E L Most Feminine - GERTI Most Masculine - BERNIE Most Versadle and Best Actor and Actress ANDI and BILL P E Wittiest B DOT and DAVE A P . Most Likely to Succeed B551 Dancers Quietest GUS and JIM GERTI and GORDIE KATHY and DAVE Class Gigglers DOT and DAN Most Dependable Pessimists C1355 Pegg LIZ and DAYTON MARGE and BRAD DOT and PAUL Q f Q if ' ,3i,,,g M , y iv , , Ms, .. , , ,, 7 , 'Y M 3 5 af V 'Lf we 47 -1- M ., WN, cw , . 1 My , ff' ,ff ,ww H' 5 ' ,5 ,, 'L ,Q 'pff ,. M ,V gt, ,A , Em W, 4 Q. - 7. f, f, M W. .r Most Studious KATHY and JIM ll II af if 'V 2 33. ' Mi, fy 52,4 , ' V, jf v , V,9A,f.1w WX, , V, ,fu f ,WV , 7424, I , z ' B ' ' ' w 7 Most Musical MARTY and BUTCH ' 'yi sf' M 'W eff in Best A11-Round Seniors LIZ and TUBBER Noisiest ANDI and BUTCH Optimists Best Athletes Done Most for Class DOT and BILL DOT and BOB LIZ. and JIM gm. Q vw 'WY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: R. Ronan, K. Howard, E. Gray, L. Moulton, R. Legge. Second row: I. Willard, I. Guay, I. Jackson, D. Fifield. The requirements of the National Honor Society are that a student must spend one year at L. I. and must have an average of not less than 86 per cent. The members are chosen by the faculty and the choice is based on character, leadership, and service to the school. iD!c11oNARY - - gmcvcrovsbw Q .lf L .33 M V 4 'm C 1 M E, If 5- , as A 3 l M ' XOX7 -,R-., , X 36X-7 X wx humlllfl' EY mmf, r , ,l 7 Xin H, ' 4-5,ff itf+L Xb .I 2 1 ' f f f ,, K wxx 5 45 A . jx I f' I 1 -w. 1 Wash 'em clean Dave! 2 How ya coming Dick? 3 Take it eas on Bones Bob!! 4 Not . , . , . . y , . TOO tall, Tony!!! 5. What's up, Dick?! 6. Surprised, Eddie?? 7. Okay, Tommy, lights out. 8. The three ---1 Gus Andi 'n Dot 9 Pudge Sr and Pud e Ir 10 What's the tune ohm? 11 . , , . . . g . . , I . , Come on, Eddieg 1et's dance! 12. That CAN'T be homework, Mike! 13. What's behind the door, Betsy?! 14. what ya doing, George? f v 'S I I fi i V fi I 'I I fi is 1 xl ,I l a i 'i li gn II 'I 'F I 1 V I! f! E5 li I! 1 i: H w W F ix .N L . , ...... .... ...... ..,...,..... ..... ,. ,...,...,....f....,.,..,-,.....v.Y. ...-f.....Y-...- ................--.- ....... ....,...... . ....... . ..... .... .,,.i JUNIOR CLASS First row: L. Williamson, D. Ingalls, M. Latimer, B. LaChance, L. Bassett, E. Richardson, S. Trefren, M. Chandler, B. Bailey, S. Buxton, L. Lang, G. Mason, R. Little, M. Hazard, D. Perry, C. Hackett, M. Derosier, D. Duby. Second row: P. Morin, J. Leonard, G. Rogers, D. Austin, G. Corrow, R. Nichols, V. Murray, D. Clark, R. Henries, S. Dlmbar, B. Carpenter, S. Stone, S. Therriault. Third row: A, Dunbar, S. Robinson, D. Nutting, H. Hay, C. Courser, B. Ruggles, I. St. Hilaire, C. LaClair I. Teachout, D. Gilman, R. Charron, L. Simmons, M. Courser. Fourth row: L. LeBlanc, W. Wheeler, A, Labrecque, G. Charron, M. Wheeler, D. Whitcomb, B, Wetherell, T. Peck, K. Hartwell, I. Canavan, I. Davis, D. Drew, G. Johnson, C. Boulrisse. Fifth row: W. McGinnis, S. Eaton, S. Grant, D. Carter, W. Webber, E. Cross, A. Borsodi, R. Wheeler, R. Ashton, L. Blake. s .gk President: Secretary: S. BUXTON L. LANG Vice President: Treasurer: B- BAILEY M. CHANDLER 'H MQ, 1. Miss Mackler, Clint. 2. Mike, Bob, and Ed. 3. Ralph. 4. Edwina. 5. Betty. 6. Dottie. 7. Norma. 8. The Senior Play. 9. Randee and Butch. f Y S ill 9 s 'AWE' 5 ll 1. Bob 2. Butch 3. Monie, Hank 4. Eddie, Liz, Bob 5. Mike 6. Andi 7. Randee 8, Brad, Betsy 9. Jim, Butch 10. Bob 11. Dave 12. Paul 13. Jersey, Dick 14. Jim 15. Carolyn, Kermit 16. Carolyn, Bernie. F 4 I 1 r , h 4 g ., s i ' , . f SOPHOMORE CLASS First row: D. Davis, B. Caron, J. Drew, N. Newland, I. Peak, B. Morin, R, Pinkham, I. Lilley, D. Ross, B. Blackwell, S. Lynch, T. Simpson, I. Allard, C. Lovejoy, M. Moulton, R. Gaffney, V. Hall, A. Little, Second row: A. Williams, J. Caswell, C. Lafoe, I. Hunter, B. Reynolds, M. Hill, E. Ran- dall, S. Gilman, K. Flood, B. Gilman, R. Blake, M. Ward, M. Rodrique, N. Stone, S. Mason, N. Burrington. Third row: A. Hartwell, E. Hudson, N. Austin, R. Sherburne, K. LaC1air, L. Howland, P. Wright, D. Marcotte, M. Woods, G. Kilpatrick, R. Simpson, P. Benoit, T. Austin, W. Sickman, A. Bandy, R. Poulin. Fourth row: M. Holbrook, M. Gray, A. Jewell, P. Griswold, D. Chickering, N. Lund, D. Squires, E. Blake, N. True, N. Deblois, S. Holbrook, W. Darling, R. Blanchard, T. Farrell, I. Charron. Fifth row: J. Bailey, M. Perrault, D. Brunette, P. Doyon, R. Dtmphy, D. Lang, E. Wheelock, T. Grant, S. Jenkins, E. Chester, K. Sanderson, R. Mayo, E. Miles, B. Phelps, L. Thompson. Sixth row: K. Miller, C. James, R. Cox, P, Mason, G. McBey, L. Lang, R. Devereaux, S. Astle, G. Simp- son, D. Hill, D. Knowlton, S. Paquette. President: Secretary: B. BLACKWELL L LILLEY Vice Pl'6Sid6l'lIZ Treasurer: D- R055 S. LYNCH Q sara. , was M 'E 5 ! 4 ? ,E s '5 f Q inna ff, I f , QQ -GSL wwf- 1. Carolyn Randall 2. Andi di Stefano 3. Bi11Randa11g L. I. Football games : 'Q 0- 4 2 5 1. Randee, Miss Srickney 2. Mr. Lewis' room 3. Miss Mackler 4. Mr. Dufour 5. Miss True 6. Mr, Harding 7. Dave, Mr, Erskine 8. Hank, Mike 9. Gordie, Bernie, Carolyn, Sarah, Marge 10. Marge, Carolyn, Lorraine 11. Arthur 12. Liz, Bob, Gertie 13. Dave 14. Dick W. 15. Jim, I ,I I I ,I II 'I I I I I I I I 5 2 I II II II II I I J In I s II ,. I I ,I II II' .II FI I I II ,I I I ,I g! I U 5 II II II II I I I WI I I II II 'I 'I I Il In III III I-I Q' Y .. .,.... ,J I '. :Q . , Q i 2 J.. 1 ,, ,,, , - J , we , 3 J .f If' ' A . ,- f. w D, V A all x,. JM' 5-41 fr 'Q gm., I f. avi! kr 154' Q32 ,M ,Z KEN, A., :V .g I In iw V. my If ,V fr . I ,ZA,,,,5L v L . I , V , . ' A., A, , an 14 .4 f .fy ' ,lf ,M . V, f f if f my I ML , ' .Q M, ' -' - -V' ' .4 'i 4,,,f7 'V' ' ' 'f - . Aw s 1, I . f. fri., R 4 ' ., A 1. , V, A ' , ,., . ' 'G ,mf f Y 7' . I - .s '.f L , , , l gf 4 a ,,,f WM.. . W ,V f . , V.. . FRESHMAN CLASS First row: D. Baz, I. Humphrey, S. Brill, M. Wishart, S. Shattuck, L. Houston, L. Collins, G. Aller, R. Farnsworth, D. Royce, D. Pearson, L. Drew, E. Mussen, G. Aller, M. Fortin, F. Burrington, R. Doyon, N. Greenwood. Second row: N. Elliott, A. Little, J. McNally, E. Davis, E. Drew, C. Cham- pagne, D. Knight, D. Baker, M. Blanchard, A. Doyon, H, Hoag, E. Withers, B. Simpson, D. Cady, D. Hart, J. Lawson, Third row: L. Dufour, M. Rogers, B. Facteau, V. Selby, S. LaC1air, S. Morse, F. Willey, J, McBey, C. Webber, C. Wheelock, R. Teachout, R. Lawrence, P. Trefren, H. Withers, S. Perry, S. LeBlanc. Fourth row: R. Chayer, P. Jardine, M. Berry, W. Thomas, B. True, C. Burns, M. Sargent, E. Friend, R. Perkins, R. Gray, H. Eastman, A. Shatney, M. Ronan, T. Grant, C. Lynaugh, M. Elliott, I. Vantine. Fifth row: I. Bassett, M. Buzze, M. Hemond, A. Charron, M. New- land, D. Gilman, R. Johnson, P. Hazard, R. Whitcomb, H. Wagner, S. Switzer, D. Taylor, S. Brill, D. Darling, W. Smith, E, Richardson, C. Thompson. Sixth row: G. Root, E. Hawkins, D. Cutting, C Babcock, M. Manley, H. Douse, R. Barber, P. Davis, H. Wetherell, W. Simpson, K. Stevens, C. Durham, M. Degree, R. Jacobs, J. Douglas. President: Secretary: P. HAZARD M. MANLEY Vice President: ' S., Treasurer: M. ELLIOTT 'ff H, HQAG EW I' FRESHMAN POEMS WHEN I'M A SENIOR Although I'm but a Freshman And really kinda' small Soon I'll be a Sophomore Then I'LL be on the ball! lt surely wasn't my fault When I lost my way around But it sure did make me melt When that great big JUNIOR frowned! But when I am a Senior I'll REALLY show em' then I'll swagger proudly down the hall Among the BEST of men! by Margaret Wishart THE FIRST YEAR Funny, foolish Freshmen Running here and there, Eating lunches by the tree, Sitting, standing, everywhere, Helping all the upperclassmen-- Making out the best they can, Asking questions by the dozen-- Nothing, nothing fazes them! by Sara Shattuck FRESHMAN F - is for fear, our first day at L. I. R - is for ready, to give it a try. E - is for effort, to make our class strong. S - is the staff, who has helped us along. H - is for hurdles, we knew we must face, M -A is for marks, pray there's not a disgrace. A - is for aim, may we reach our goals, too N - is for noble, yes, L. I. we mean you. by Phillip Davis sh y W tx 4 . f ' ' rv- I 4 G ' f, FRESHMAN CLASS First row: D. Baz, I. Humphrey, S. Brill, M. Wishart, S. Shattuck, L. Houston, L. Collins, G. Aller, R. Farnsworth, D. Royce, D. Pearson, L. Drew, E. Mussen, G. Aller, M. Fortin, F. Burrington, R. Doyon, N. Greenwood. Second row: N. Elliott, A. Little, I. McNally, E. Davis, E. Drew, C. Cham- pagne, D. Knight, D. Baker, M. Blanchard, A. Doyon, H. Hoag, E. Withers, B. Simpson, D. Cady, D. Hart, I. Lawson. Third row: L. Dufour, M. Rogers, B. Facteau, V. Selby, S. LaClair, S. Morse, F. Willey, I. McBey, C. Webber, C. Wheelock, R. Teachout, R. Lawrence, P. Trefren, H. Withers, S. Perry, S. LeBlanc. Fourth row: R. Chayer, P. Jardine, M. Berry, W. Thomas, B. True, C. Burns, M. Sargent, E. Friend, R. Perkins, R. Gray, H. Eastman, A. Shatney, M. Ronan, T. Grant, C. Lynaugh, M. Elliott, I. Vantine. Fifth row: I. Bassett, M. Buzze, M. Hemond, A. Charron, M. New- land, D. Gilman, R. Johnson, P. Hazard, R. Whitcomb, H. Wagner, S. Switzer, D. Taylor, S. Brill, D. Darling, W. Smith, E, Richardson, C. Thompson. Sixth row: G. Root, E. Hawkins, D. Cutting, C Babcock, M. Manley, H. Douse, R. Barber, P. Davis, H. Wetherell, W. Simpson, K. Stevens, C. Durham, M. Degree, R. Jacobs, I. Douglas. President: Secretary. P. HAZARD M MANLEY Vice President: ,, ss. T1-easmer, H. HOAG M. ELLIOTT ' Rf FRESHMAN POEMS WHEN 1'M A SENIOR Although I'm but a Freshman And really kinda' small Soon l'l1 be a Sophomore Then I'LL be on the ball! It surely wasn't my fault when I lost my way around But it sure did make me melt when that great big IUNIOR frowned! But when I am a Senior l'll REALLY show em' then I'll swagger proudly down the hall Among the BEST of men! by Margaret Wishart THE FIRST YEAR Funny, foolish Freshmen Running here and thereg Eating lunches by the nee, Sitting, standing, everywhere, Helping all the upperc1assmen-- Making out the best they can, Asking questions by the dozen-- Nothing, nothing fazes them! by Sara Shattuck FRESHMAN F - is for fear, our first day at L. 1. R - is for ready, to give it a try. E - is for effort, to make our class strong. S - is the staff, who has helped us along. H - is for hurdles, we knew we must face, M -- is for marks, pray there's not a disgrace. A - is for aim, may we reach our goals, too N - is for noble, yes, L. I. we mean you. by Phillip Davis 1. Sophomore Snow Sculpture 2. Junior Snow Sculpture 3, Freshman Snow Sculpture 4. Arlene and Lee 5. Dick and Randee 6. Gena, Gerti and Jim 7. Miss Mackler, Bill, Phlete and Dave 8. Dave 9. Andi 10. Fred and Carol 11. Wesley 12. Isabelle 13. Betsy. 1 2 : I I. , I 1 . I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I e I I II I I NI I 2 1 I I I 5 I I I I I I A I I I I I I r . I 1 I I I I I I I II I5 .II I II 1 I l I I FOCTBALL First row: D. Gregory, H. Robinson, J. Jackson, E. Buschmann, R. Bass, G. Burington, B. Simpson, E. Wheeler, D. Fifield. Second row: R. Charron, D. Gilman, J. Davis, R. Heath, D. Carter, K. Hartwell, R. Sherbume, A. Edmunds, J. Willard, K. Hartwell, W. Fifield. Third row: R. Blanchard, T. Simpson, T. Grant, B. Blackwell, D. Hill, R. Mayo, R. Devereaux, D. Drew, L. Jenkins, G. Spaulding. Fourth row: Mr. Lewis, Mr. Forrest, R. Pinkham, K. Miller, L. Chester, R. Welch, G. Simpson, C. James, R. Sherburne. Fifth row: Mr. Harding, C. Wennerod, D. Louton, R. Legge. Coaches: MR. LEWIS MR. FORREST MR, HARDING Co-captains elect: R. HEATH A. EDMUNDS Captain BOB BASS Managers: CARL WENNEROD DAVE BOUTON DICK LEGGE LYNDON INSTITUTE FOOTBALL 1956 Opening against Trade on September 22, Bernie Simpson took the opening kickoff on his own 15. Good interference with the last key block by Carter and L. I. had her first touchdown in less than twenty seconds, Bernie adding the extra point. Robinson added another touchdown in the second period and Carter scored one in the third. All 41 players were used and the final score was L. I. , 20 - Trade, 6. Against a good BFA team, Carter scored after seven plays and Edmunds added the extra point. BFA went ahead 21-'7. A pass from Bass to Heath scored but the point was wide. BFA added another touchdown and had a 28-13 lead at the half. L. l. dominated the second half and a Carter to Robinson pass scored. Edmunds added the extra point. The final score, BFA, 28 - L. l. , 20. ln the Burlington game, L. l. took an early two point lead after pushing the Burlington boys back to their own five yard line. Bemie Simpson scored from the three and the fine de- fensive play made that L. I. lead stand up - 8-0. The final score was Lyndon 8, Burlington, 6. The Gould game was L. I. 's trip and Gould won 13-'7. L. I. pulled the surprise play of the day when Hartwell passed to Heath who lateralled to Tim Simpson who scored on an overall 45 yard gain for L. I, 's touchdown. Bernie Simpson made it seven points and at the half the score was '7-7, Early in the final period Gould scored and L. I. continued to threaten but did not score. Captain Bass was injured in the first few minutes and Carter was also out with an injury. Montpelier, the 1956 State Champions, found L. I. without Captain Bass and Carter and although the team fought all the way and scored twice, the best team to represent the Capital City in 30 years won 39-13. Again L. I. made use of the lateral when Hartwell passed to Heath who lateralled to Iim Jackson who scored the touchdown. Jackson is the only center to ever score a touchdown for L. I. on a runnin, play from scrimmage. A pass from Ralph Devereaux to Tim Simpson, good for 40 years, scored the other L. I. touchdown and Edmunds' kick was good. The Big Game with St. Johnsbury Academy was hard fought and well Played. From the Academy's viewpoint their forward pass plays that scored touchdowns were both touched and deflected by L. I. players into alert St. Johnsbury hands. From the L. I. Viewpoint they were a couple of extremely lucky breaks. The Academy turned back six scoring threats of L. I. The institute won all the statistics, making more first downs and gaining much more ground but St. Iohnsbury Academy won, 18-6. Against Newport, L. l. won, 26-13. Carter scored in the first period and again in the second period. Bernie Simpson scored the third L. I. touchdown and added the extra point. Bernie scored again after intercepting a Newport forward pass and going 60 yards for his final touchdown. FOOTBALL SCORES FOR 1956 L, 1, OPPONENTS OPPONENT'S SCORE 20 St. Iohnsbury Trade School 6 20 B. F. A. CSt. Albansj 28 8 Burlington 6 7 Gould Academy 13 13 Montpelier 39 6 St. Iohnsbury Academy 18 26 Newport 13 D OT GIRLS' X .W MERLYN First row: M. Wheeler, N. Greenwood, L. Blake, C. Lynaugh, D. Charron, D. Duby, J. Jackson, M. Elliott, M. Chandler, I. M N 11 M c a y, . Courser. Second row: I. Vantine, A. Boulrisse, B. True, Assistant Coach Stickney, S. Eaton, Coach L. Mackler, J. St. Hilaire, S. Holbrook. MARTY X 5 IANICE LUCY MARILEE BASKETBALL '1 P ? mg J. V.'s Front: T. Grant. First row: M. Blanchard, S. Shattuck, Drew, M. Hill, D. Knight, H. Hoag, Drew, G. Van Mourik. Second row: Coach L. Mackler, Manager D. Chickering, Manager P. Griswold, M. Sar- geant, M. Manley, C. Durham, K. Howard, Manager C. Babcock, Assistant Coach I. Stickney. GIRLS ' VARSITY GAMES L. I. Orleans 25 Newport 49 Newport 37 L. T. C. 27 L. T. C. 34 St. Albans B. F. A. 41 Peoples Academy 33 Sacred Heart 46 Burlington 50 Orleans 31 Sacred Heart 54 Play Off Orleans 39 6 x . ' Coach LUCILLE MACKLER Assistant Coach JANE STICKNEY OPP. 28 20 16 28 31 51 23 20 51 30 26 35 Co-captains elect: M. CHANDLER J, JACKSON BOYS 5 ' 1- Y' ,J V VARSITY Frrst row R. Heath, A. Edmunds, I. Jackson H Robrnson D Jardrne S Grant Second row: R. Charron, K. Hartwell T Srmpson Coach Hardmg I Mussen T. Edney, C. Courser. Newport Derby Newport St. I. Trade Orleans L.T.C. LV. Sacred Heart Derby L.T.C. LV. Orleans Sacred Heart St. I. A. St. I. Trade St. I. A. BOYS' VARSITY GAMES L I Newport Tournament Northeastern Championship BASKETBALL BOB STEVE I if . 44x 'nur E J. V.'s First row: R. Lawrence, R. Simpson, C. James, E. Mussen, M. Buzzi, Manager G. Spaulding, W. Simpson, P. Davis, R. Barber, G. Root, Coach Dufour. JUNIOR VARSITY GAMES L.I. OPP. Derby 45 23 St. J. Trade 33 37 Derby 35 11 St. I. A. 18 37 Q, , sr. J. Trade 47 20 ' ,ff sr. J. A. 28 25 Co-captains elect for varsity: R. HEATH K. HARTWELL ASHLEY IRVING 'w R. Welch, W. Smith, Mr. Erskine. SKI TEAM The ski team started off the season with a practice meet between Newport, Burlington, and L. l. We won this meet by quite a margin. The next meet was at Bethel, Maine, against Gould Academy. We lost this meet by ten points but the team showed improvement. The District meet was held at Burlington and we won it by a narrow margin. The eight best teams in the northem district competed in this meet. The following week the State Meet was held here at Lyndonville. The top eight teams in the State were competing and Putney School, the Southern District Champions, edged us out of the State title by the small margin of 2. 14 points, The New England ski meet was also held here and we placed fourth out of the top ten teams in New England. Edward Little of Aurbum, Maine, won the New England Ski crown. Our final meet of the season was the Eastems, held at Old Forge, N. Y. , and we placed third. Some of the top teams in the East were at this meet and the competition was keen. The team had a good season, just missing the State title, and should have a good team for several years to come. R. Blanchard, D. Hill, R. Mayo, T. Grant, R. Devereaux, R. Bass, D. Wakefield VT. H. S. TRACK CHAMPIQNS 'I956 First row: H. Robinson, R. Clifford, P. Low, F. Manley, B. Simpson, N. Legge, R. Bass. Second row: T. Edney, R. Sherburne, R. Heath, K. Dwyer, D. Fifield, E. Busch- mann, A. Edmunds. Third row: I. Dunphy, I. Willard, K. Hartwell, D. Clark, D. Gilman, R. Devereaux, K. Hartwell. Fourth row: Manager R. Brown, C. James, T, Grant, D. Hill, T. Simpson, R. Pinkham, S. True, Manager D. Knowlton. Back row: Mr. Lewis, Mr. Forrest, Mr. Erskine. MEETS L.I. 54 UVM Frosh 63 L. I. 50 Cathedral 67 L.I. '79 Montpelier 38 L. I. 53 Burlington 64 l..1. 585 sr. J. A. 58Q L. I.. 47 Northern District 2nd place L.I. 28f Vermont State Meet 28g State Champs L.I. 62 Alumni 55 Although our track team won only one dual meet this year, they accomplished a rather imusual feat. The became the first team in history to win the State Champion- ship without placing first in any event. Those on the Championship team who took part in the State Meet were Captain F. Manley, R. Clifford, R. Bass, H. Robinson, P. Low, K. Dwyer, Kermit Hartwell, Ken Hartwell, R. Heath, R. Devereaux, and D. Gilman. Our Medley relay team, consisting of B. Simpson, I. Willard, Ron Sherburne and T. Simpson, placed fourth in the mile relay race. .an C E Y RL DE R O s NORMA TRUE ANDI di STEFANO LORRAINE SIMMONS DOROTHY NUTTING HARRIET HAY A' I-, Q5 P 1 A-ww A , -amor' f ' 7 . n- . 5 a ll .Q . - -. 3' .95 -f Q.. .- - ,, ll II EI 'I II SI I i 4 I II I I I E I I ,, W, II U I V I I I I n ' I I I 3 If I I I Il I I I I I I I In Ii II I EI +I I! EI I I I a Il I I I IE I II III I ll I I Ia I I I I I. - ...... ...... L.. w. .,A. .V. .... .... . ..,... .....,.. ,. ......... .. ....... ...... . . ....... . ........ V. ....... ..... .....,.. . . ..,. -..... .., ........-.......-.l STUDENT CCUNCIL First row: Mr. Forrest, E. Gray, R. Legge, I. Jackson, R. Bass, Miss Campbell. Second row: D. Drew, C. Boulrisse, M. Calcagni, R. Grant, J. Davis, R. Mayo, D. Baz. ..-, Ji l X I lm , T' L- Wil s T If 'ii' WW, L.. l X -' Q x y N K ll f ' 'Q -.523 The Student Council consists of four Seniors, three Juniors, two Sophomores, one Freshman and a student at large. The duties of the Student Council Members are many. This year they sold drinks and hot dogs at home basketball games, sold L, I, sweatshirts and had a Student Council Tag Day to earn money. A group of Student Council members are elected to go to the State Student Council Convention this year in Poultney, Those who attended this year were Carol Boulrisse, Dick Legge and David Drew. Y 4 s 4 First row: E. Jenkins, D. Gilman, G. VanMourik, Miss Mackler, C. Randall, N. True, E. King Second row: D. Wakefield, D. Charron, M. Calcagni, R. LeBlanc, M. Howe, R. Ducham, R. Legge, K. Howard, M. Crosier. Third row: P. Blake, R. Bass, D. Fifield, W. Randall, E. Buschmann, J. Guay, J. Jackson, C. Gale, W. Amidon. SENIOR PLAY The Senior class of 1957 presented a comedy-fantasy play called Green Valley. This play was about a valley situated in the hills of California. Eldon Berry, played by Bill Rundall, owned this valley and farmed on it. This valley is strange because of the way things grow. The vegetables are huge and the milk glows! This bothers Eldon, but he keeps on planing and harvesting. A greedy land owner by the name of Everheel, played by Dick Legge, has build a dam at the end of Eldon's valley. He is driving all of Eldon's friends out of the valley. He is also trying to steal Eldon's land. Eldon is unaware of this, even when his girlfriend, Prim Stokes, played by Carolyn Randall, tries to have him fight for his land. Eldon's ancestors have come back from the dead and they try to help him. Grampa Berry, played by Dayton Wakefield, was a prospector and that was why he came to California and brought his wife, Grandma, played by Andi di Stefano. Some of the ghosts were Zeb, played by Robert Leblanc, Calhoun Berry, James Jacksong Ransome Berry, Bill Amidon, and the family witch, Prudence, played by Gerti Van Mourik. Others that made up the ghose scene were Clinton Gale, Paul Blake, Norma True, Margaret Calcagni, and David Fifield, A love affair arose between Martha Mears, Randy Huhn, the young woman from the Historical Society who checked Mr. Everheel's leases on Freen Valley, and Tinker Smith, played by Ronald Ducham, a perplexed tractor driver for Mr. Everheel, The settlers who had to move because of a blown- up dam are Ruff Thomas, played by Robert Bass and his wife, Sarah, played by Martha Howe. Also there are Hip Cooley, John Guayg and his wife, Mamie, Betsy King and Shade Stokes, Ed Buschmann, Prim's father. For the success of this play, we gratefully thank our fine director, Miss Jean True and her assistant, Miss Lucille Mackler. Many thanks goes to Miss Koury for the fine settings. f A 57 if Q BAND S fps as 5 il Q D551 '-7 E 1 9 3355? Q , 'fl,?,, 2 1, ld 1 -4 .-f,.,,,,,.QMf'a.' L Y v A-4 A -1' W. RANDALL Drum Major BAND The Marching Saints of L. I. were on hand for all the home football games including the big game with St. Johns- bury. The band marched in the Armistice and Memorial Day parades as well as the pep rally preceding the game with St. Iohnsbury Academy. It also marched in the parades at All-State and Newport Music Festivals. The band put on two concerts and will play for Alumni Day. STXTUTE f --f f f A ,f 1 'I .3 , - MIN- ff If First row: J. Drew, B. Bailey, M. Masten, B. LaChance. Sec ond row: W. Randall, S. Ther- riault, H. Hoag, I. Caswell, S. Trefren, M. Blanchard, V. Selby, M. Courser, Mrs. Teis, C. Couser, I. Vantine, B. Fac teau, S. Lynch, N. Burrington, J. McNally, V. Hall, A. Ban- dy, I. Leonard. Third row: R. Blanchard, D. Clark , W. Thomas, K. Howard', G. Rog- ers, D. Drew, J. Jackson. Fourth row: P. Griswold, N. Deblois, L. Lang , R. Ronan, T. Edney, S. Robinson, L. Stone'. Fifth row: D. Knowl- ton, I. Davis, R. Dunphy, R. Ducham', G. Burrington, M. Howe, A. Boulrisse. Sixth row: M. Wheeler, S. Astle, J, Guay R. LeBlanc, S. Eaton, T. Ven- turini, R. Watson. Brenda Bailey, Marge Masten, Judy Leonard, Jackie Drew, Blanche LaChance . gg: , k 2 s ,M . yi in N-vw CANTABILE CLUB First row: Mrs. Teis, M. Latimer, D. Gilman, S. Buxton, C. Randall, D. Nutting, C Boulrisse, S. Robinson, G. Mason. Second row: R. Ronan, B. Wetherell, R. LeBlanc, B. Hatch, W. Randall, H. Robinson, M. Howe, I. Willard, M. Wheeler. BARBERSHOP QUARTET 7' James Willard, Michael Perrault, David Drew, Denny Carter. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB EXIT First row: B. Simpson, M. Ward, A. Little, D. Knight, I. Caswell, M. Masten, B. LaChance, V. Hall, E. Randall, I. Peak, I. Lawson, D. Hart. Second row: E. Richardson, A. Bandy, N. Burrington, D. Gil- man, I. Leonard, P. Morin, C. Lynaugh, G. Boulrisse, M. Gokey, M. Blanchard, P. Trefren, S. Trefren S. Lynch, I. McNally, S. Perry, M. Wishart, Mrs. Teis. Third row: M. Latimer, M. Woods, 'G. Mason, S. LeBlanc, B. True, S. Therriault, I. St. Hilaire, 'C. Randall, M. Holbrook, L. Thompson, B. Bailey, G. Rogers, A. Shatney, C. Thompson, N. True, L. Simmons, I. Vantine, M. Elliott, A. Boulrisse, R. Little, S. Shattuck, I. Drew. Fourth row: D. Marcotte, D. Nutting, S. Buxton, I. Brill, M. Ronan, B. Phelps, M. Wheeler, 'B. Wetherell, S. Eaton, M. Manley, M. Howe, C. Babcock, P. Jardine, K. Howard, T. Grant, S. Robinson, J. Charron, D. Cady, G. Aller, B. Facteau. '--All State singers BOYS' GLEE CLUB First row: B. Doyon, L. Aller, E. Richardson, R. Blanchard, W. Beer, L. Dufour, M. Rogers, Mrs. Teis. Second row: W. Thomas, D. Gilman, D. Gilman, D. Lang, A. Taylor, I. Willard, W. McGinnis, K. Miller, M. Perrault, R. Ronan. Third row: G. Burrington, S. Astle, B. Hatch, W. Randall, E. Buschmann, C. Wennerod, H. Robin- son, R. Watson, R, LeBlanc. ORCHESTRA First row: I. Caswell, I. Jackson, M. Perreault, M. Courser, V, Hall, S. Robinson, L, Lang. Second row: M. Howe, M. Wheeler, G. RogerS. I. Vantine, S, Trefren, Mrs, Teis, 91' nil 61.4 ,QV MIXED GLEE CLUB First row: S. Shattuck, D. Cady, I. Peak, B. Simpson, A. Little, M. Fortin, B. Bailey, S. Robinson, Mrs. Ties, 'G. Burrington, A. Boulrisse, D. Perry, V. Hall, D. Hart, I. Lawson, J. McNally, M. Wis- hart. Second row: G. Aller, B. LaChance, R. Little, E. Richardson, N. Stone, A. Bandy, S. Lynch, N. Burlington, B, Facteau, L. Dufour, M. Rogers, L. Aller, M. Rodrique, P. Trefren, E. Randall, I. Drew, M. Latimer. Third row: M. Ward, R. Blake, D. Gilman, S. Trefren, P. Morin, M. Masten, G. Rogers, S. LeBlanc, I. Leonard, G. Mason, I. Caswell, M. Blanchard, C. Wheelock, M. Elliott, C. Lynaugh, I. Vantine. Fourth row: P, Jardine, A. Shatney, C. Thompson, I. Brill, B. True, C. Babcock, T. Farrell, R. Blanchard, W. Thomas, M. Woods, W. Beer, S. Dunbar, M. Ronan, T. Grant, S, Stone. Fifth row: C. Courser, L. Simmons, N. True, D. Dubey, M. Holbrook, M. Courser, D. Marcotte, R. Perkins, D. Gilman, I. Charron, I, St. Hilaire, K. Howard, D. Austin, S. Therriault. Sixth row: M. Howe, 'C. Randall, L. LeBlanc, A. diStefano, D. Squires, B. Phelps, D. Lang, D. Gilman, M. Man- ley, M. Wheeler, 'R. Ronan, M. Perrault, S. Buxton, M. Gokey, L. Thompson, H. Hay. Seventh row: 'I. Willard, L. Blake, D. Knowlton, W. McGinnis, S. Astle, D. Carter, B. Hatch, E. Buschmann, 'W. Randall, H. Robinson, 'R. LeBlanc, R. Watson, K. Miller, S. Eaton, 'B. Wetherell. ' All-State 9 u. fi. ., ,-. . - as ww rfgggb 4. S7 -a TRAVEL CLUB First row: S. Lynch, B. Morin, S. Trefren, S. Terriault, R. Cross, G. Mason, P. Tref- ren, N. Burrington, J. Drew, B. La Chance, B. Caron. Second row: M. Elliott, D. Wakefield, D. Nutting, K. Howard, M. Woods, W. Randall, M. Masten, J. Charron, D. Marcotte, L. Simmons, G. Rogers, Mr. Forrest. Third row: G. Van Mourik, T. Grant, R. Blanchard, M. Ronan, R. Charron, L. Stone, I. Davis, S. Eaton, M. Man- ley, I. Canavan, D. Gilman, M. Gokey, D. Drew, P. Lizotte, H. Hay, D. Gilman, P. Morin. Fourth row: D. Gilman, D. Knowlton, W. Amidon, J. Jackson, R. Bass, E. Buschmann, B. Hatch, D. Jardine, C. Gale, S. Grant, D. Hill, B. Wetherell, P. Jardine. The Travel Club is made up of freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. On April 25, 1957 they went to New York City. They were gone three days. While they were in New York, they had guided tours and stayed at the Hotel Dixie. The means of earning money are selling candy, pens and having paper drives. The purpose of the club is to provide students with enjoyment and education. It enables students to travel who otherwise might not be able to. We wish to thank Mr. Forrest for all his work in making such trips possible. PRESS CLUB First row: L. Simmons, P. Trefren, D. Gilman, M. Wheeler, S. Robinson, E. King, Miss Mackler. Second row: I. McNally, G. VanMourik, P. Jardine, B. Hunter, M. Calcagni, B. Hatch, K. Hartwell, D. Charron, H. Hay, M. Elliott, S. Trefren. STAFF Editor ------ ----- - - - B. KING Assistant Editor - - - - - M. WHEELER Sports Editor - - - - - B. HATCH Art Editor - - - - A. di STEFANO Joke Editor - - ---- M, HUHN Mimeograph - - - - M, CALCAGNI B. HUNTER K. HARTWELL Feature Editor ------------ ---- H . HAY Circulation and Subscription Editor - - - - L, LEBLANC Exchange Editor ----------- - L. SIMMONS Advertising Managers - - - P. IARDINE P, T REFREN Poems - - - - S. TREFREN The Press Club, under the supervision of Miss Mackler, is made up of students in- terested in writing and journalizing. Anyone interested in newspaper work is welcome in the Press Club. 6 .1 ,g ' X, -5' fl A F.F.A. First row: J. Humphry, R. Doyon, S. Morse, S. Brill, Mr. Liggett, D. Taylor, R. Whitcomb, R. Lawrence. Second row: D. Darling, H. Wagner, R. Jacobs, H. Douse, E. Hawkins, W. Hud- son, P. Doyon, H. Day, F. Willey. Third row: C. James, R. Barber, E. Willey, A. Edmunds, E. Buschmann, A. Metevier, R. Heath, R. Peters, R. Sherburne. The Lyndon Chapter has engaged in a number of activities this year. They include partici- pating in local fairs, attending the Eastern States Exposition at Springfield, Massachusetts, a parent and son banquet at which several new members were initiated as Green Hands. The chap ter also conferred the Honorary Chapter Farmer degree on Mr. John L. Norris, Jr. and Mr. Stan- 1ey Baraw. The Lyndon Chapter took third place with their exhibit at the Vermont Farm Show in Barre. Gibb-, ,,,,, E. Willey, Treasurer, R. Peters, Reporter, E. Buschmann, President, Mr. Liggett, A. Edmunds, Vice President, C. James, Secretaryg H. Day, Sentinel. DRAMATICS First row: Jean McNally, Martha Chandler, William Randall, Miss Mackler, Martha Howe, Ger- trude Van Mourik, Bonnie Morin. Second row: Larry Dufour, Mary Elliott, Lorraine Simmons, Sarah Robinson, Donna Marcotte, Harriet Hay, Bill Sickman, Judy Vantine, Vera Hall. Third row: Dorothy Charron, Betsy Wahlberg, Mike Baz, Beverly Wetherell, Ed Buschmann, Brad Hatch, Margaret Calcagni, Katherine Howard, Carolyn Randall. The Dramatics Club this year has been very active, They helped produce the Senior Play and presented three One-Act Plays and an Operetta with the music groups, Plans for the future may include the Annual Variety Show. The advisors were Miss Jean True and Miss Lucille Mackler, both of whom dedicated their free time to the success of the productions. The officers for this year were president, William Randall, vice president, Gertrude Van Mourikg treasurer, Martha Chandler and secretary, Martha Howe. DEBATE IX!! WCW First row: I. Willard. R. P-Onan, S. Astle. Second row: T. Edney, W. Randall, H. Hay, L. Dufour. The officers for Debate this year were Robert Ronan, president and Scott Astle, treasurer. y, V, i P l 1 I '- I 1 H if E 3 , . .,. ., .W , ., ,... 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