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

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COLLEGE STAFF Office Housemothers Phyllis Hall—Sybil Endcrle Izella Wishart—Frances Norris Kitchen Maintenance Sam Diego—Ruth Sharpley Jack Sharpley—Robert Kjellcrup

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I.cft to Right. First Rou,'—Janice Bishop. Dorothy McAllister. Charlotte Bernard. Albert Rcnaud. Richard McAllister. Vivian Boardman. Barbara Brown. Rack Rou.'—Adviser Susan Gallagher. Shirley Day. Burns Page. Arden Barton. Dexter Willson. Forty-one freshmen—uncertain, a little bewilder- ed. and yet determined to further their education—ar- rived here on Vail Hill. September 10. 1955. They were greeted by the upperclassmen and the faculty in Orientation Week when they were introduced to the ways of college life. T hen followed the work and the fun of the school year in both of which the freshmen took their full share. Three or four, finding a different calling in life, left the campus, going their separate ways. However, those who remained began to grow in knowledge and to mature in character. As the year progressed, new students joined the class, adding to their numbers until they were forty-five strong. The freshman class grew well during their first year in Lyndon, changing from forty-one insecure ■'kids” to forty-five young adults, determined to give their best to their chosen career. Na.im.nn Greene. Thomas McKinney. Richard Gordon. 10