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

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ELEANOR DAHLBERGH St. Johnsbury St. Johnsbury Academy Four Year Graduate: Regular Course Activities: President of Executive Board (3); Vice-Presi- dent of Executive Board (2): Business Manager of Ycrlyn (3): Advertising Manager of Yerlvn (.2); Glee Club (1,2,3); Auf Wiederschn (3); Mountain Day Committee (2): Gov- ernor’s Recreational Conference in Montpelier (4). A commuter from St. Johnsbury—likes driving a car—al- ways willing to take on passengers, too—a bright, cheerful personality—always a smile ior everyone—busy and ener- getic—a wonderful teacher—Best wishes for your continued happiness and success in all that you do, Eleanor. VIRGINIA EMMERSON Coventry Newport High School Four Year Graduate: Regular Course Activities: Secretary-Treasurer of Class (4); W.A.A. Rep- resentative (2); Dormitory Council (4); Executive Board (4); Glee Club (1,2); Bowling (4); Baccalaureate Commit- tee (3): Ping Pong (1.2,3): Skiing (1,2); Skating (1.2); Workshop (1,2,3); Chairman of Bean Cottage Association (3): Home Coining Day Committee (2); Chairman of Twelfth Night (3); Winter Carnival (1,2.3,4). Musical—friendly—hobbies are playing the piano and col- lecting albums of classics—also collecting new recipes (she tries them out on the family)—likes music of all kinds read- ing, her Chevrolet, her independence, and outdoor sports, especially hiking and swimming—dislikes uncolored oleo, inactivity, and being hurried too much. We’re glad you were with us this year, Virginia. Page Nineteen

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Another year lias passed, and we are nearing: graduation day. which makes us realize just what our responsibilities are. Like the story of Johnny Blossom, we want to be a credit to our school. Living and teaching to the best of our ability, and cooperating in the community are our greatest objectives. In one of Dr. Noble’s lectures, he stated that the teaching profession was “up front” and it is our responsibility to see that it remains in that position. We know that teaching does not just mean giving facts to children, but allowing them to see the reasons behind the facts. This makes for better citizens in the future, and we are trying to develop pupils who will be self-directed, able to get along with other people and also have the ability to get along with themselves. Living with the Great Teacher in mind will en- able us to become worthier teachers, ourselves. Ruth Jackman President, Class of ’48 Page highteen

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THERESA GRACE Manchester, N. H. Manchester Central. Keene Teachers College Four Year Graduate: Regular Course A commuter—likes sports and music—dislikes work— friendly—always cheerful—has been teaching school in St. Johnsbury (those lucky kids!)—is now teaching music- knowing her musical talent we’re sure she’s doing a fine job—Best wishes for happiness and success always. Theresa. CHRISTINA M. JACKMAN Lyndon Center Peacham Academy, Lyndon Teachers College Four Year Graduate: Regular Course Activities: Glee Club (1,2,3); Freshman Week (2); Chair- man of Baccalaureate Committee (2); Workshop (1,2,3); Chairman of Assembly Program (3); Head Monitor (3); President of Glee Club (3); Chairman of Minister’s Night (3). Attended our college previously—has been doing a fine job as teacher at the Campus School—always busy, helpful, and dependable—likes music, children, and teaching—We wish you happiness and many more years of successful teaching in the future. Page I wenty