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

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to Right, First Row'—James Robinson. Colleen Pierce. Josephine Riegel. Virginia Moulton. Hlaine Demars. Janice Chand- ler. Patricia Staples. Jean Paris. Carole Garand. Back Row—William Christiansen. Albert Davis. Edward Bird. Ruth Le- Vasseur. Janice Kinne. John Desrochers. Robert Cubie. William Lovering. Sandra Johnson. Pauline Bickford. Patricia Ladd. Virginia Glover. Gerry Brooks. Not pictured—Leland Blodgett. Harold Leach. Lucille Musgrovc. Colleen Reilly. The sophomores have assisted in making improvements around the college. William Christiansen helped Mr. Stockwell install the telescope. Sports-minded Perley Wright helped to bring London Teachers College to the spotlight of the surrounding area this winter. He was the first of a series of basketball players to be featured in the Caledonian-Record. Because of his outstanding plays. Perley was chosen Player of the Week.” Lyndon Teachers College news is broad- cast every Sunday at WTWN in St. Johns- bury. A student who has helped to make the 1955-1956 radio program a success is sopho- more Gerry Brooks. The Carnival Card Party sponsored by the Press Club received help from many of the sophomores. Patricia Fenn was general chair- man of this committee. Exhibiting talent for this occasion from the sophomore class were Gerry Brooks, Roger Couture. Herbert Watson, Norman Hunt, and Janice Kinne. President Roland Williams Vice-President Edward Bird Secretary Mary Robinson Treasurer Perley Wright Representative to Student Government Shirley Hoisington Representative to Assembly Committee Preston Bruce Adviser Sidney Dewey 13

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to Right. First Row—Judy Hamilton. Lillian Annis. Joan Brown. Pcrlcy Wright. Shirley Hoisington. Roland Williams. Mary Robinson. Muriel Roeheleau. Hack Row—Florence Robinson. Maria Augustin. Patricia Fenn. Leora Barrup. Roger Couture. Herbert Watson. Norman Hunt. Preston Bruce. The sophomore class has an enrollment of forty- seven students. New students who entered the class this year are Leland Blodgett. Robert Cubic. George Drew. Marion Gray. Sandra Johnson. Janice Kinne. James Robinson and David Tower. The sophomore class has been represented in many of the college activities. This year's Christmas Ball, with the theme Winter Wonderland. was spon- sored by its members. At the Carnival Ball in Janu- ary. the class president. Roland Williams, was honored by being chosen King The play. Bell. Book, and Candle, presented by five ETC students showed talent in the sophomore class. Two of the cast were Roger Couture and Pa- tricia Fenn. Individual class members have represented the college in another state. Among the three students representing the college at the Eastern States Associa- tion of Professional Schools for Teachers Conference in New York is Patricia Fenn. Also attending the con- ference from the sophomore class was Shirley Hoising- ton. 12

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JUNIOR CLASS Left to Right. First Row—Otis Carleton. Roland Guycttc. Wallace Harris. Second Row'—Donald Lindslcy. Albert McClellan. Burton Brown. Robert Kent. Third Row—Mr. Schmid. Arnold Bandy. Robert Beausoleil. Leo I.aitress. On Stairs- Win- ona Peck. Ann Peck. Alice Hazcn. Elaine Willson. Hazel Squiers. Anna Winchester. I.ois Eastman. Reginald McDonald. Not pictured—Carl Anderson. Helen Blodgett. ltd ward Hall. Marie Lambert. Katherine Reed. Jon Reilly. Richard Rhoades. Joy Woodworth. Marilyn Meader. In September 1955. twenty-seven Juniors returned to the college. New members this year are Anna Del Veneri. Robert Kent, and Richard Rhoades. Leaving the campus the second sem- ester was Otis Carleton. One of the main activities of this class during their Junior year was the Commence- ment Ball in June, given in honor of the sen- iors. A second dance which they sponsored was a Thanksgiving Sock Hop. A major scholastic event of the Junior class is practice teaching. This is usually the first teaching experience of the required college curriculum. One member of the class. Katherine Reed, opened the doorway for an affiliation with the Brandon School for Retarded Children when she visited there for a two-week period. Lyndon’s town representative to the Ver- mont legislature. Richard Rhoades, is also a member of the Junior class. President Wallace Harris Vice-President Leo I.aitress Secretary I.ois Eastman Treasurer Alice Hazen Representative to Student Government Richard Rhoades Representative to Assembly Committee Hazel Squiers 14