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

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Listen to this one. Dot! Caught you in the act. Burns! Remember this? Here we come, men! Carter's beauty shop. Take off your coat and stay awhile, Shirley. little Red Riding Hood and Goldie Locks. Who's the midget??

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This is college life, Mali! Our Baby Dumpling. 'so'» he cute. Burns? Thirteen, the hard way— Humph! Ma, he's kissing me—and I like it!! Oh yeah?? Do your folks know about this?

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First row: Lydia Wemmelmann, Virginia Moulton, Florence Robinson, Josephine Riegel, Marie Augus- tin, Virginia Davis, Mary Robinson, Anne Wilson, Marion Gray. Second row: Patricia McAllister, John McLeod, Lillian Annis, Donald Lindsley, Herbert Watson, Perley Wright, Albert Davis, John Doyle, Norman Hunt, Patricia Staples. This year's Junior Class, probably one of the biggest Junior Classes ever at Lyndon, had their work cut out for them when school started in September. Their biggest activity of the year, of course, was the Commencement Ball—the most enjoyable event of the year. Being a lively group, the Juniors promptly began to make plans for the dance. They organized committees to cover different phases of the Ball. The Juniors were well represented on the boys' soccer team by Captain Rollie Williams, Pat Davis, Donald Lindsley, Preston Bruce, and Manager John McLeod. Junior girls out for soccer were Mary Robinson, Josephine Biegal, Lucille Musgrove and Shirley Hoisington. Basketball season saw Preston Tootie Bruce ringing them in for the Hornets and Patricia Fenn, Patricia Staples, Mary Robinson, Lillian Annis, Shirley Hoisington and Manager Pauline Bickford gave their talents for the girls' team. Patricia Fenn and Virginia Davis took an active part in the Cheer Leading department. J u N I O R 18 The Juniors had their first taste of a most enriching experience—student teaching. After two years' preparation, this class worked wholeheartedly for eight weeks.