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

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♦ft 'P'ie tde tt ' TTte teiye To the Members of the Class of 1959: What a challenge it is to be asked to comment on the theme you have chosen for your yearbook! It is characteristic of you as a class and as individuals that you should ambitiously raise the question, What is a teacher? In the broadest sense, everyone shares in teaching either for good or ill. I am sure you mean more titan this. In another sense, anyone who instructs in a school is a teacher. But there are teachers and teachers and I know you will not readily accept so simple a definition. In the fir il analysis I feel sure you will define teacher in terms of values. Christ was the great teacher though he never stood at a blackboard. Milton was a teacher when he wrote Areopagitica. Lincoln was a teacher as he composed the Gettysburg Address. Somehow teaching is synonymous with greatness. It is our hope at L.T.C. that we have enough of the element of greatness so that each of you will have been assisted in building a sound scale of values. We hope that you will have acquired a sufficiently solid background of knowledge and professional skill so that sometime you will say: I am a teacher. The world is a better place because I am. 14 Arthur B. Elliott

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Halloween Dance President, ROBERT SULLIVAN FIRST ROW: J. Tilton, J. Mercier, R. White, C. Metcalf, H. Williams, P. Morin, S. Garand. SECOND ROW: K. Najjar, W. Hinman, H. Chandler, J. Lippens, W. Peters, D. Porter, C. Courser. THIRD ROW: J. King, R. Thomp- son, D. Frasier, D. Hourihan, D. Parker, C. Long. 16