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

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Ruth Wai.ki r ( helsea ( helsea lli ih School Secretary Womens Athletic Association (3). ice president Senior ( las- (3). Bean Cottage C ouncil (2). C hairman Buster Service Committee (3). C hairman ( omineiu enieni C ommittee (3) C)l.GA WoWK I larlland I iddlerille I icj i School. ew ) orh w omens Athletic Association (1. 2. 3), President Sanhorc. I louse C ouncil (3). C hairman Open House- C ommittee (2). C hairman Senior Stunt C ommittee Brvilla Abbott South Royalton Soulh Royalton llifih School Womens Athletic ssoc iation (3). Christmas Park Com mittee (3) I )ora I A ON C 1 lover Horton Academy Women's Athletic Association (3). Baccalaureate Com mittee (3). Assembly Program Committee (3) Pcic e Seventeen

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Joyce Ray Barton Horton Academy W'oiiihi v Athletic sso« i.ilion (i. i. }). Sanhorn Mouse C mine il (■})• C hairman hreshnian Parly C ommittee ( ,) Cecil Robinson orlli I roy Xorth I roy lligh School IVsidcnl Virus Athletic Association (3). Representative lo I'.xee utive Board (2. “ )• C aptain BaskethalI loam (2. j), erlyn Board (1). Mountain Day ( ommilter (5). ( oin- mrncrmenl Ball C ommilter (■ ) Marion Siiattuck I .yndonvillc Lyndon Institute Womens Allilrlir Association ( ). C oodnighl. Please! ( ). Miimni Luncheon Committee Open llousr Commit- tee (-,) W AM TA W’aCNKK Island Pond llriqhlnn lligh School Senior Representative to Womens Athletic Association (■ ). Clee Club (t. 2). Secretary Senior C lass (,). Literary Kditor erlyn (2) Pago Sixteen

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SIMON ( I SS NNOPIIIX 'i I lie Congregational church «il Brad lord was bedecked with gorgeous roses lor the oc- casion. t the soil strains oi Lohengrin. Rachel came down the aisle on her fathers arm. I here was a slight rustic as the march slopped — Ruth. Ray and Wanda .«I last! Kveryone relaxed and even the hridc looked relieved. I he hride looked very lovely in her white taffeta gown and with her large bouquet o! roses Her golden hair shone heautifulk beneath her lac cap. Never had we seen her so lovely .is when standing beside the handsome groom to quietly repeal the marriage vows. We were not at all surprised to line! that Rac hel had c hosen Olga to he her maid ol honor. She looked very sweet in pink. I he two bridesmaids. Joyce and lime, also looked lovely in the ir hlue and yellow gowns. It was nice of Rachel to invite us all to the wedding. I'.xcept lor her mother and a few friends ol the groom the imitations seemed to he restricted to the senior class ol j(). We were invited to the luncheon afterwards which was lie-id at Rachels borne under Marion’s direction. We could scarce!) wait to gel lliere to find out all about each other hour years is a long time , and now. with a few exceptions, we were .ill together again. I'.vebn. who had been asked to supers isc the serving of the lunc heon, had arrived ahead ol ns and had e e r thing in perfect order. Ilvelyn is still her beautiful c harming s( || and has changed very little. She assured us that she had been very, vers busy. I laving attained her masters degree she was now stocking toward her doctorate at ( olumhia. She had. however, taken lime oil a couple ol years ago to get married and she told us her new name . ( )l course her address is still St. Johnsburv. where she spends her time when not studying. After speaking to the hridc we got .in opportunity to talk with the maid of honor and the two bridesmaids. Of course we knew that Olga was one ol the- most successful dem- onstration teachers in the State and that she and Joyce and Rachel had spent their summers working together in a tea-room. Now that Rac hel was married we asked Olga what her plans for the lecture were. She said that she also planned to he married in the near future providing that the State continues its | ir work. We asked her if it was quite lair ol her to give up hei valuable work as demonstration teacher, but slu said that she hoped to continue serving the state as an active worker in Count) Demonstra lion and l I . A. Joyce has also been very success slid She has succeeded Miss Alfingham. and assured us that she was struggling to lill her place. She said that she planned to devote her on lire summer to writing a hook on the educational value ol distorted fac ial expressions. While at Lyndon we rememker that making faces was onk her hohhv hut she said that she had become increasing!) aware of the real value of her particular talent She Pcir e high lean