Lyndon State College - Northern Lights Yearbook (Lyndonville, VT)

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18 THE VEREYN HILDA MARTIN “Hilda” Hilda stays up late at night So all her studying will he right When we all go out on a walk Her stride gives everyone a shock. LETHA McLAM “Left” She’s fond of the drapes” in the living room A schoohnarm's life will not be her doom She rides around in a little tan car Which takes her places near and afar. MARTHA PATERSON “Pat” She loves the Summer season best When Summer's here she scorns the rest After school a dark friend calls One of many for whom she falls. MARJORIE PEAKE “Marg” We all know Margie's very sweet She works in the candy store on Main Street One often sees her out on a lark With a “young” boy who is very dark.

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THE VERLYN 17 GERTRUDE DESJARDINS “Gertie” When there is no dictionary to be easily found Look to see if Gertrude is anywhere around She speaks good English and French, too So hinky-dinky parlez-vous! MARION FORD “Bun” At school we call her just plain “Bun” For playing tricks she’s lots of fun She has her work done weeks ahead And while we’re working she’s in bed. MARJORIE FORD “Margie” The nervous child we’ve always said Wiggling around and nodding her head She’s energetic and willing to work Her teaching duties she’ll never shirk. MARGUERITE HOVEY “Ada” Marguerite would rather ride than walk She likes to sing and likes to talk She gets acquainted with many boys And dancing's one of her greatest joys.

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THE VERLYN 19 ELSIE ROLLINS “Ellie” Her thoughts are always down Danville way Xo matter what she may do or say She never lacks for jokes or fun When her studies are over and work is done. KARLENE RUSSELL “Khaki A quiet girl with lots of sense She understands what we think’s dense Her room is full of units and books And many inhabitants from neighboring brooks. LILLIAN SAWYER “Lil” “A jovial gal”, that’s what we say But she’s late for class most every day Really quite a joke-telling lass To be the president of the Junior Class. ELINOR SCOTT “Scott” She loves to dance and loves to sing And can cook a meal lit for a king As she leaves for the train Friday afternoon She hums a happy little tune.