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

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 V First row: Raymond Brooks, Erneast Hazard. Henry Huntington, Bill Legrow, Robert Kellogg. Wesley Doyle. Russell Dewing, Tommy Dunn, Jim Perkins. Last row: Manager. Francis Murphey, Royce Pinard, Roger Sicily. David Regan, Ronald Clifford, Preston Bruce. Franz Smith, Jay Chandler, Richard Sicily, Henry Parkhurst. Manager Paul Montague, Coach Roland Lafayette. Boys’ Soccer The Lyndon Teachers College Hornets, playing their first year in the New England Teachers College Conference, finished the season with firm grip on second place with a 4-1 record. The overall record for the club in ten games was 6-4. Huntington led the scoring with 7 goals and Doyle and Kellogg each had six. Pinard kicked in five. The assist department was headed by Kellogg with 11 and Huntington with 8. Co-Captain AL RENAIJD NKTC CONFERENCE GAMES ETC 9 Gorham ... 1 6 Plymouth 2 2 Keene 5 8 Plymouth ........... 3 1 Johnson ... 0 OTHER GAMES 2 Plattsburg .......... 7 3 Windham .............. 1 1 Dartmouth .......... 7 0 New England ......... 5 8 St. Francis 1 24 Co-Captain BOB KELLOGG

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First row: Manager Nancy Key ar, Nancy Hollowell,' Kathleen Davignon, Anne Wilson, Elizabeth McNally, Mary Robinson, Patricia Staples, Barbara Brown, Angela DcCosta, Beth Woods. Second row: Marge Greenwood, Ruth Harding, Dorothy Charron, Priscilla May, Mr. Lafayette. I.ucille Musgrove, Etta Bishop, Josephine Riegel, Juana Schoff, Manager Jean Davis. Girls’ Soccer Illness caused much trouble for the girls’ squad this year, and as a result only one game was played. In that game, with Johnson Teachers College’s Lassies, the teams fought to a double overtime scoreless tie. Despite the lack of games played, the girls looked good, and as Coach I a- fayette commented, “It was still a good year.” 23 PAT STAPLES Co-Captains MARY ROBINSON

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Soccer in Action