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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

LIBRARY LYNDON STATE COLLEGE LYNDONVILLE. VERMONT Verlyn — 1961 Foreword Sifting through the sands of time, education surges upward as a volcano. Infinitesimal heights subside and en- compass each little grain only to create stirrings of intellectual curiosity and probing. We rise above mere existence and revel in our funds of knowledge, pouring forth to all who can survive the molten flood the benefits of man- kind. The seeds of sand will spread only as the world spreads; but, the omni- present volcano must follow the earthen path of wisdom. Contents Title Page Foreword Contents Dedication In Appreciation President’s Message Faculty — Staff Classes Organizations — Activities Sports Seniors Directory 1961 Verlyn Dedicated MOTHER IZELLA WISHART The Senior Class of LTC proudly bestows its honor upon our beloved housemother who is affectionately known as “Mother.” Mother Wis- hart has served not only in her official capacity but also that of parent, seamstress, a loyal supporter of this institution, and many other volun- teer services. Her cheerful disposition and smiling face will long be remembered by her many friends and all of her “sons and daughters' at LTC. 4 Appreciation is a small word when referring to one so deeply loved by the LTC student body as “Mother Renfrew. She is held in great esteem among us, and our hearts will always hold a place for her. A kind word, a loving hand, and a keen ear for troubles were her outstanding characteristics. Our hopes and prayers will always go with her. May God grant her eternal bliss. Genuinely devoted to I.TC, “Father Renfrew put forth much energy be- yond expectations. No task for a student was too great to attempt. He is en- deared to many for his devotion and unfaltering care of us. He remains a living symbol of all great in a man. A more perfect couple could not be found for Lyndon’s parents. Together they have served in the highest capacity—that of Mother and Father to all who knew them. Their spirit will linger for years to come in the hearts of their many dear friends as a couple graced by the hands of God. 5 OR. ROBERT E. LONG, President Or. Lon came to LTC as a green frosh in 1959 and now has assumed his role as the helmsman of our great ship. He received his A.B. in 1936, his A.M. in 1938, and his Ph.O. from Yale University in 1912. TO THE CLASS OF 1961: It is to be expected that one who is engaged, even administratively, in an educational endeavor would think highly of the profession of teacher. You will not be surprised to have me warmly commend your choice of profession. As neophytes, with “beginning competence,” you still have much to learn—indeed, you must never stop learning if you are to be successful educators. Teaching will demand much of you and will have its full measure of heartache and disappointment. Yet it will also be the most rewarding of endeavors, no matter at what level of the vast educational enterprise you may work. I salute you as members of a new generation of teachers, happy in the assurance that you may confidently expect greater recognition, greater material reward, and greater satis- factions than it has been the lot of any previous group of graduates to receive. Our affectionate good wishes go with you. 6 from Vail Campus 7 Dean- J. D. MESSICK You seniors are a great group. In the short time I have known you, I have come to ap- preciate your varied abilities, high aspirations, splendid personalities, and civic outlook. The foundation you have been laying provides a basis upon which you can build a super-structure of achievement which will come only as you exert tremendous effort to accomplish any worthwhile task in a satisfactory manner. Success does not come easily, and don’t expect your upward climb to be without handicap, hard- ship, and disappointment. Blue steel is not pro- duced without white heat, and this you must recognize in giving of your best. May God’s richest blessing attend your every effort in attaining the zenith of your potentiality. S. C. GALLAGHER To the class of 1961—My best wishes go with each of you. We have come to know each other well during these last four years. It is hoped that the acceptance of individuals and the respect for human dignity which we stressed here will be a part of your operating philosophy in whatever tasks you may per- form. Mr. Dudley Bell Mr. Leonard Drew Physical Education Mr. Ballard Ebbett Mr. Kalman Toth Science and Math Math 9 Mr. Brian Kelly English Social Studies Mr. Philip Sharpe Psychology Mr. Alfred Toborg Mr. Peter Brown Music 10 Mr. Paul Stock well Science and Math Miss Nancy Moore Mrs. Margaret Stevens Mrs. Sibyl Enderle 12 Mother Southousc Mother McElravy Mother Wishart Mrs. Ruth Sharpley Miss Tony Townsend Mr. Sam Diego Classes BACK HOW: J. Blakcman, S. Long, J. Saskiewicz, E. Rhodes, E. Cuvette, R. Thompson. R. Fraser, C. Twiss, F. Follett, R. Sullivan, J. King, T. Tucker. R. Grout; MIDDLE ROW: J. Smith. H. Follett, D. Porter, J. Storti. G. Hopkins, L. Ramsdell. G. Spooner, S. Follett, A. LeCours, D. Charron, P. Holmquist, H. Murphy, R. Little, C Courser, J. Lippens; FRONT ROW: W. Schiappa, C. Ball, C. Metcalf, R. White, H. Anderson. S. Conant, Mr. McGowan, adviser, Mr. Miller, adviser, P. Baumann. A. Lippens, M. Courser, A. Boulrisse, L. Duro- chers, S. Garand, N. Woodard. Gary Spooner, President Junior Class September saw 56 members of the class of ’62 return to LTC. The class chose as leader the very capable Gary Spooner. The remaining officers are: vice-president. Charles Metcalf; secretary, Anita Boul- risse; treasurer. James Blakeman. The last formal dance of the year, the Commencement Ball, falls intolhe hands of the Junior Class and is the only main activity that the class has to sponsor. BACK ROW: C. Martin, C Higgle, G. Huntington, C. Memoe, B. Murray. S. Paquette, R. Evans, R. Walker, D. Maguire, 1). Worboys, D. Murray, R. Rouse, I). Murray, N. Langlois; THIRD ROW: N. Stone, B. Bisson. I). White, D. Rich, B. Wing, L Limoges, I). Fuller, T. Mahurin, C Cinnett, R. Leno. J. Peters, H. Church. D. Burnette, D. Bisson, R. Burroughs, M. Pena. B. Brown, I). LaPierre. I). Rostosky, M. Chesley, C. Dow. J. Gray, P. Brown, P. Brown, C. Burgess. A. Fellows, M. Carter, B. Lawson. M. Comstock; FRONT ROW: S. Currier, C. Boulanger, L Onsruth, P. Ainsworth, D. Marcotte, B. Jones, P. Gagctta, J. Marden. J. Cummings, I). Gould, S. Featherstonhaugh. Richard Rouse. President Sophomore Class At the helm of this year’s sophomore class is president.. Richard Rouse; vice-president. Bettie Jones: secretary, Janice Cummings: treasurer. David Bisson, and student government representative, James Aitchison. This year the class captured the real enthusiasm of the yuletidc season in their spectacular Christmas Ball. The theme, Twelve Days of Christmas, was magnificently portrayed throughout the entire armory. Scenes from the song were colorfully placed around the at- tractively decorated ballroom floor. 18 BACK ROW: D. Carlisle. R. Whitcher, A. Tipson. R. Watson, S. Grossman. J. Morso, C. Franchot, L. Guenet, E. Brehaut, R. Malnati, B. Bartlett, A. Kidder; MIDDLE ROW: S. King. A. Brousseau, D. Streeter, H. Wing, N. Hinkley, C. Ward, E. Harris, M. Bame, B. Brown, S. Brown, A. Mclver, M. Winchester; FRONT ROW: M. Chesney, R. Fairbrother, J. Haynes, M. Reed, A. Zayir, J. Pond, D. Fullerton. M. Desrocher, J. Warden, M. Moulton, J. Pilvelis. Freshman Class Gary Winch, President Education The class of 1964. the largest to have entered Lyndon Teachers College began with a total of 117 students, 23 of them from out of state. The class officers: president. Gary Winch: vice-president, Donald Mugford: treasurer. Bruce Hudson and student government representative. David Mosher. They lead the class in its responsibility of presenting the Commencement Breakfast. The class is fortunate and pleased to have an exchange student from Saudi Arabia. Abdulla Zayir. BACK ROW: H. Coffin. B. Hudson. D. Martinovich, B. Aldinger. W. Ricgel, R. Whitham, I). Mugford, J. Lanigan. G. Carpenter, G. Morin. M. Buzzi, R. Brien; MIDDLE ROW: F. Hartman. S. Thompson. P. Wells, CL Winch. R. Adams. Mrs. Stockwell. adviser, R. Nohlc, M. Man- ley, A. Goffc. K. Whitcomb, C. Webber. C. Marsh; FRONT ROW: E. Hoyt. A. Gould. L. Macy, P. Davidson. M. Brown, E. Bona, L. Stancliff. R. Harris, M. Wishart, S. Dugdalc. Freshman Class Liberal Arts The Liberal Arts program is a new part of Lyndon Teachers Col- lege, a program which was instigated by Dr. Long early last year. This being its first year, the students under the program are help- ing to prove its worth. So far, it has been a success: but next year it will really be put to the test for its courses will vary much more than those in the Education program. 21 $ BACK ROW: B. Jones, Mrs. Gallagher, J. Storti, H. Huntington, R. Sullivan. R. Grout, D. Mosher; FRONT ROW: N. Hallowell. R. While, J. Corologos, P. Baumann, F. Murphy. Student Government The Student Government is the parent of all organizations on campus, and the legislative branch of the student body. The govern- ing board is comprised of representatives from each class and organi- zation. The Student Government coordinates the activities of several stu- dent organizations, makes up the social calendar, and allocates money to each organization. The Student Government also has regular stu- dent body assemblies which give the students of LTC a chance to express themselves and also to find out what their representatives are doing in the legislative branch of the student body. 24 s BACK ROW: H. Anderson, C. Martin, R. Nelson; FRONT ROW: S. Currier, B. Schiappa, D. Mosher, N. Hallowell, N. Woodard. Ford Foundation 25 BACK ROW: G. Tullar, Beth Wood, J. Schoff, R. Nelson, J. Hargreaves, R. Fish, D. Bouton. HACK ROW: Norma Woodard, Hazel Anderson, Robert Stevens, Ann Gould, Marjory Brown, David Bisson; FRONT ROW: Ronald Shafer. Glen Tullar. Ruth Nelson, Madclyn Shafer, Evelyn Gorham, Judy Hargreaves. Mrs. Stoekwell, Adviser. Verlyn Ruth Nelson Glen Tullar Co-Editors The student organization, dedicated to the task of developing an effective and interesting class record is called “Verlyn.” This record comes to the reader in the form of the Lyndon Teachers College Yearbook. While the staff is composed primarily of seniors, appreciation is extended to all underclassmen who put forth their endeavors into this publication. The Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas. Texas, has been an invaluable aid in the development and publishing of this year’s Verlyn. Lyn News The Lyn News is the student organization charged with the re- sponsibility of reporting, informing, and recording through the medium of newsprint, the events and happenings on the LTC campus. The main purpose of The Lyn News is to present reliable information and pertinent articles for the reading enjoyment of those directly concerned with LTC. Its importance in the field of public relations is apparent when it is known that on its mailing list are all Vermont high schools, state newspapers and many colleges throughout the east. To further the advancement of student journalism. The Lyn News sponsors the annual scholastic press conference for high schools and colleges throughout the state. Active members of The Lyn News have the opportunity to improve their writing skill, and to participate in the composition of a student newspaper, a primary asset to any college campus. Hazel Anderson Editor-in-Chief BACK ROW: R. Leno, B. Hudson. R. DeCrafft, P. Brown, J. Morse, J. Calhoun, H. Church, P. Brown, M. Reed; FRONT ROW: H. Anderson, J. Marden, R. Fraser, Mr. Bell, adviser, D. Fullerton, Mr. Kelley, adviser, R. Adams, C. Twiss. N. Woodard. 27 BACK ROW: B. Jones, J. Warden, J. Lippens, J. Cummings, V. Cray; FRONT ROW: J. Schoff, Miss Bussell, adviser, R. While. Women’s Dorm Council Juana Schoff, President The Women’s Dorm Union is an organization of all the women residents on campus. The Dorm Council, which enforces the rules established by the Dorm, consists of the officers with class represen- tatives. Monthly meetings are held to contend with arising problems and business. During the year the Dorm helps with the Christmas Party and Christmas decorations at Vail Campus. One of the highlights is the cabaret featuring the talent of the Dorm residents. The Dorm also sponsors birthday dances for all the students. R. Leno, E. Hazard, R. Downs, I). Bouton Men’s Dorm Union David Bouton, President The MDU is a self-governing organization with an executive com- mittee, student council, and a student court. During the course of the year’s activities, the Men’s Dormitory Union sponsors a semi-formal dinner dance, held at Burklyn Hall. The total membership of the MDU numbers some seventy-five men, with a president, vice-president, secretary, and a treasurer. It has one representative to the student Government. Commuters BACK ROW: D. Worboys, C. Twiss, J. Saskiewicz, W. Sisco, T. Smith. J. King, M. Buzzi; MIDDLE ROW: M. Judd, D. Porter, N. Langlois, R. Rouse, G. Sargent, R. DcCrafft, F. Jacek, C. Courser, D. Twiss; FRONT ROW: E. Barber, L. Durocher, S. Shores, D. Lapierre, D. Charron, R. Noble, C. Ball, N. Stone, M. Hodge. The commuters' club incorporates a sizeable segment of the stu- dent body. The need for an organization became increasingly ap- parent in 1959 as the college expanded beyond the limits of present dormitory facilities. 30 Organization BACK ROW: G. Carpenter, E. Guyette, R. Thompson, W. Randall, R. Walker, V. Clopston, E. Rhodes, R. Shafer; MIDDLE ROW: R. Jarvis, L. Ramsdell, S. Lonp, S. Paquette, L. Guenet, E. Harris, D. Fuller, H. Follett; FRONT ROW: M. Shafer, P. Ainsworth, C. Webber, M. Carter, R. Stevens, D. Heath, J. Pike, M. Courser. L. Gadapec. The organization was formed in an effort to aid the commuters in knowing more about the college day and increasing their partici- pation in campus activities. The commuters include students living in the campus trailer park, married and single students from private homes, and the aggregate of students from the many residences con- nected with the college. 31 BACK ROW: S. Fcathcrstonhaugh, E. Hoyt, D. Gould. L. Onsruth, M. Reed, R. Fish, J. Haynes, N. Brooks; MIDDLE ROW: L. Rams- dell, C. Twiss, R. Thompson, D. Mosher, Mr. McGowan, adviser, R. Fraser, W. Randall, R. Brien, R. Rouse; FRONT ROW: I). Marcotte, C Dow, B. Bisson, M. Butterfield, R. Adams, A. I Cours, W. Bisson, 1). White, 1 . Baumann. K. Whitcomb. Dramatics Club Royce Thompson, President The Dramatics Club for the year 1960-1961 had as officers, presi- dent, Royce Thompson: secretary, Mary Reed: and treasurer, Rich- ard Fraser. The club did planning for “Streetcar Named Desire for the annual three-act play. The organization was also responsible for a series of plays rep- resentative of various periods of the history of drama. Delta Psi Omega A national Honorary Dramatic Fraternity, the first fraternity founded on Lyndon Campus, is established to provide extra activities, skills, and participation in the promotion of the dramatic art. The members for this honorary fraternity are chosen on the basis of outstand- ing interest, ability, and participation in dramatics. Per- formances staged by members of the organization are designed to entertain, enlighten, instruct and portray life’s emotions. Mary Lou Butterfield President W. Bisson, L. Ramsdell, W. Randall, M. Butterfield, Mr. Kelley, adviser, R. Stevens, M. Hodge, A. LeCours, R. Thompson. N. Brooks. 33 BACK ROW: J. Blakcman, J. Robinson, F. Follett, W. Randall, R. Fraser, 0. Bouton. D. Gorham, G. Hopkins; Middle Row: G. Tullar, R. DcGrafft, H. Murphy, I). Porter, C. Metcalf, J. Saskicwicz; FRONT ROW: 11. Huntington, R. Lcno, Or. R. Long, adviser, R. Sullivan, Mr. 0. Bell, adviser, F. Jacek, F. Murphy. Kappa Delta Phi Robert Sullivan. President Kappa Delta Phi is a National Education and Social Fraternity installed at LTC in 1958. The purpose of this fraternity is to bring together male members of colleges and departments of education and to promote highest educational ideals and the best educational prac- tices. KDP is still in its infancy and progressing rapidly in attaining its goals. D. Twiss, H. Murphy, P. Gagetta, D. Rostosky, D. Murray, D. Gould, R. Leno, I). Fuller, Mr. Stockwell, adviser. Co-Op The Co-op operates the college book store and snack bar. Students become members of the Co-op by purchasing stock in the enterprise. In the past, the Co-op has seen many changes and improvements which have given the organization new life and a greater future. Howard Murphy, Co-op President John Saskiewicz, Snack Par Manager Wilsene Schippa, Book Store Manager Newman Club John Saskiewicz, President The slate of officers for the Newman Club 1960-1961 is: president, John Saskiewicz: vice-president, Fola Gagetta; secretary, Mary Woods: treasurer. James Gee: and correspondence secretary, Susan Currier. The purpose of the organization is to help educate the moral and doctrinal side of its members so they can live to be wholly educated people in our civics, our politics, and our government. The activities for this year include: communion breakfasts, spa- ghetti supper, baskets for poor or sick at Christmas time, conferences, and other various enjoyable experiences. BACK ROW: P. Brown. G. Huntington. L. Limoges, B. Brown, S. Paquette, J. Morse, E. Guyette. M. Buzzi. A. LeCours, G. Skirry, R. Bricn; MIDDLE ROW: F. Murphy, D. Mosher, S. Conant, A. Brousseau, D. Rostosky, P. Brown. D. Murray, C. Memoe, J. Gray. F. Jacek. J. Lippens, R. Jarvis, D. Bisson; FRONT ROW: S. Garand, P. Gagetta, R. White, D. Mareotte, A. lippenS, Mr. Toborg, Mr. Miller, D. Sanville, D. LaPierre, C Boulanger, S. Currier, B. Brown. 36 HACK HOW: S. Brown, I). Fuller, B. Hudson, D. Martinovich, C Twiss, R. Shafer, R. DeGrafft, R. Whitcher, H. Church. N. Woodard; FRONT ROW: N. Hallowell, D. Desrochers, A. ZBayir. P. Brown, Mr. Toth, adviser. C. Martin, Mrs. Jardinc, adviser, J. Smith, I). Fuller- ton, M. Reed, M. Shafer. Campus Faith Organization The Campus Faith Organization, open to all students, holds among its ideals and purposes, the promoting of fellowship and understand- ing, duty and respect to all of humanity, with tolerance, justice, ben- evolence, and peace for all mankind. Henry Church. President Glee Club BACK HOW: B. Wing, K. Shafer, J. King, W. Randall, R. Frasier, R. Leno, C. Gunsinger, B. Brown; THIRD ROW: C. Ward, J. Hargreaves, S. Brown, A. Maclvcr, L. Ramsdell, R. DeGrafft, J. Gray, A. Brousseau, C. Courser. SECOND ROW: B. Jones, C. Marsh, P. Baumann, D. Thurber, R. Burroughs, R. Nelson, D. Heath, M. Fullerton, M. Shafer, M. Reed; FRONT ROW: E. Hoyt, L. Macy, P. Gould, J. Smith, C. Boulanger, M. Courser, J. Marden, M. Brown, S. Pilvclis, L. Stancliff, N. Woodard. The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Christophersen and Mr. Brown, had an excellent year with the production of Cole Porter’s “Kiss Me Kate” as its spring musical. In December the Glee Club presented its Christmas Concert to a full house. The Glee Club presented a program to the Vermont State Legis- lature and various women’s clubs. In April it toured several high schools in the area and put on portions of “Kiss Me Kate.” 38 Orchestra The Dance Band had a fine year as it played for “Kiss Me Kate and traveled with the Clee Club on all of the trips. The Dance Band traveled to several high schools and played foi their dances. Mr. Christophersen and Mr. Brown aided both groups and were very much responsible for the success which both the Glee Club and Dance Band experienced. BACK ROW: M. Shafer, R. DcCrafft, Mr. P. Brown, instructor, C. Courser, P. Wells. C. Ward. Mr. R. Christophersen, instructor. M. Cour ser, K. Boulanger; FRONT ROW: H. Wing, L. Cuenet. D. Fullerton, C. Marsh. 39 Library Staff Head librarian, Mrs. Ralph Jardine, leads the student li- brarians in the use of the 12.000 volume Victorian library at Vail Campus. BACK ROW: J. Warden, F. Hartman, C. Webber, C. Marsh, M. Pena, A. Tucker. S. Paquette, JL Bailey, M. Woods. M. Reed; FRONT ROW: Mrs. Jardine, V. Gray, M. Judd. N. Ainsworth, J. Marccau, P. Ainsworth. B. Jones. B. Wood. 40 3 SB 1 N i� mi | | I irwn 40 pled 'ges Coll eg?G yrrin '«•Atm 43 Queen Sue” Garand Class of 1962 King Bill” Randall Class of 1961 44 yr m Athletic Association Council BACK ROW: Mr. Bell, adviser, R. Jan'is, R. Sullivan, P. Holmquist, J. Storti; FRONT ROW: B. Jones, J. Marden, P. May, B. Woods. The WAA and MAA are organizations on campus whose members are students wishing to participate in intercollegiate and intramural sports. These two organizations are run by their executive councils with the consent of the whole organizations' memberships. It is the duty of these two executive councils to draw up and control their or- ganizations’ budgets. It is also the duty of the WAA to sponsor the annual winter carnival and athletic banquet. 46 Coaches Coach L. Drew Coach D. Bell Baseball and Basketball Soccer and Track and Field C. Twiss—Girls’ Basketball 47 BACK ROW: Mr. Bell, coach. E. Harris, C. Memoe, J. Petere, D. Martinovich, T. Mahurin, R. Heath. D. Gilman. 1). White; THIRD ROW: G. Moss, C. Gun .inger, G. Hopkins, C. Metcalf. R. Rouse, R. Simpson. R. Grout. C. Diggle: SECOND ROW: E. Rhodes, R. Sullivan, R. Little, J. Gee. 1 . Holmquist, J. Saskiewicz, J. Storti, L. Ramsdcll; FRONT ROW: E. Hazard, H. Huntington. R. Jarvis. Men’s Varsity Soccer The Hornet soccer team started strong and seemed well on the way to a highly successful season. They easily conquered Keene in the first game but lost to a strong Johnson eleven. Lyndon defeated Farmington and North Adams, then came up with their best effort of the year, ticing the heavily favored Springfield College J.V. During the second half of the season LTC ran into a scoring problem. They were unable to capitalize on frequent scoring opportunities throughout the remaining games. This resulted in the loss of four of their last five contests, though yielding but eight scores to the opposition during these games. Lyndon should be proud of their excellent defensive record. Teams that give up an average of just over one goal per game usually complete highly successful seasons. With the addition of some degree of scoring potential, next season should definitely be a big year for the Hornet booters. 48 Women’s Soccer Lyndon Hornettes under Coach Royce Pinard finished the season undefeated. Two games with Bishops and one with Johnson Teachers was the extent of our schedule. Due to rain, other games were cancelled. Missing from the line-up next year will he three seniors. Priscilla May, Beth Wood, and Juana Schoff. BACK ROW: B. Jones. J. Warden, J. Lippens. J. Schoff, D. Twiss, L. Limoges, B. Wing, A. Maclver, H. Wing, D. Fullerton, P. May, P. Baumann; FRONT ROW: S. Currier, R. Skinner, M. Brown, J. Marden. M. Desrochers, P. Gagetta, B. Wood, S. Featherstonhaugh. 49 Hornets Record Scoring from the floor the Aitchison, 166 Aldinger. 182 Dewing. 96 Tucker. 174 Pinard, 224 Walker. 131 boys earned the following: Tipson. 40 Girard, 273 Ladakakos, 143 White. 178 Skirry, 79 Sisco, 4 LTC 74 Bishops 23 LTC 79 ‘Gorham STC 83 78 VAT I 98 ‘Farmington STC 118 85 ‘Gorham STC 80 106 Bishops 43 102 ‘Farmington STC 72 107 ‘Johnson STC 74 56 ‘Fitchburg 68 92 New England 55 75 ‘Westfield STC 72 85 ‘Keene STC 83 65 Windham 88 89 New Bedford Tech. 100 93 ‘Castleton STC 70 69 ‘Castleton STC 78 95 VATI 40 85 Husson College 115 65 ‘Plymouth STC 82 97 ‘Johnson STC 71 ‘Conference games Out of twelve conference games. LTC won 7, plus five non-con- ference games, to make the Hornets' total twelve wins and eight losses. Leading scorer was Gary Girard while Barry Aldinger gained the greatest number of rebounds. Following closely to the opponents’ scoring of 1691 points, the LTC players totaled 1690 with an 84.4 average per game. 50 Basketball J. Ladakakos R. Pinard G' Skirr ' . t,. H. Dewing A. Tucker A. Tipson L. While B Aldin8 J. Aitchison H. Walker 51 Cheerleaders Ann Goffe Priscilla May Sue Garand Sally Conant Lynn Macy Janice Emery This year the cheerleaders displayed the spirit felt by all the stu- dent body. They led the cheering section with great enthusiasm and helped lead the team to victory many times. They traveled with the team to Maine and gave them full support in their games. The student body supported them by contributing money for the trip, which again shows excellent school spirit. 52 Women’s Basketball Women’s basketball at this institution is on an intercollegiate and intramural basis. The Hornettes earned an intercollegiate record this year of six wins to one loss. Although the women will still have a fine team, the loss of their three seniors. Juana Schoff. Priscilla May, and Beth Wood, will be felt in the ensuing year. Campus spirit is high for the young women. There arc fourteen participants in the program, and each is contributing his supj ort to the other. They have a serious interest in the game and make Lyndon proud of their fine record. BACK ROW: S. Feathcrstonhaugh, L. Stancliff, J. Cummings, M. Desrochers, H. Wing, L. Limoges, J. Warden, P. Cagetta, R. Skinner RONT ROW: B. Wood, B. Jones, J. Schoff, P. May, P. Baumann, J. Marden. Mr. D. Bell, coach. 53 Baseball BACK ROW: J. King, mgr., G. Harris, C. Twiss, T. Mahurin. H. Huntington, R. Sicely, C. Ginnctt; MIDDLE ROW: G. Spooner, R. Brooks, R. Grout, Coach Drew, J. Wells, R. Jarvis, R. Worden; FRONT ROW: C. Memoe, J. Lunnie, J. Storti, G. Huntington, D. Murray. Lyndon made a fine showing in the 1960 year by finishing third in the N.E.T.C.C. Statistics show the leading pitcher as John Wells and the leading slugger as Gary Spooner. An outstanding game which our team played was against Danbury. Connecticut. State Teachers College in which John Wells pitched a no hitter. Seniors graduating this year (1961) will be: Richard Jarvis, and Henry Huntington. 54 Track and Field The first track team in LTC history was formed in 1960 and proved a very suc- cessful college representative. Coach Bell built the team up while working under far from ideal conditions. Well over a dozen men turned out for early season workouts and only through hard work and determination did they succeed. Lyndon ran over rival Castlcton in the first meet for both schools, by a convincing margin. They lost a close dual meet to the undefeated, powerful UVM freshmen. The Hornets closed their season by surprising many of the larger colleges in southern New England and by placing third in the New Englands, held at New Haven, Connecti- cut. There. LTC’s Jim Gee set a New England shot put record. BACK ROW: E. Hazard, J. Gee, Mr. Bell, coach, D. White, R. Heath, E. Rhodes: FRONT ROW: M. Comstock. G. Hopkins, R. Simpson, J. Peters, D. Murray, G Metcalf. 55 Women’s Softball IQUUiE COllEGE BACK ROW: B. Jones, R. Skinner, J. Lippens, J. Marden, J. Cummings, S. Featherstonhaugh; FRONT ROW: B. Wing, J. Schoff, P. May, B. Wood, P. Baumann. Last season the women’s softball team spent a great deal of time practicing, hut not many games were played. Most of the games were played in intra- mural contests. However, the women proved equally effective in a winning contest with LI. It is the hope of the women this year to be able to play four or five games with other colleges. Graduating this year will be three seniors who have played on the soft- ball team for four years. They are: Priscilla May, catcher; Juana Schoff, pitcher and first baseman: and shortstop Beth Wood. 56 Team Captains Senior Officers at Vail Campus 59 NORMA ANNE AINSWORTH Walden, Vermont Danville High School Danville, Vermont Verlyn 4; Lyn News 1; Co-op 1-4; CFO 1; Glee Club 1-3; WAA 1, 2 PHILIP A. BISHOP Island Pond, Vermont Brighton High School Island Pond, Vermont Verlyn 3-4; SNEA Treasurer 2, 3; Lyn News 1-3, Feature Editor 2; MDU 1-4; Dramatics Club 1-4; CSPA State Repre- sentative 3 WILFRED BISSON, JR. Plainfield, Vermont Plainfield High School Plainfield, Vermont Lyn News 1, 2; MDU 2; Commuter 2-4; Dramatics Club 1-4; DPO 34; KDP 4; Co-op 14 DAVID RAMSAY BOUTON Flushing, Long Island, New York Lyndon Institute Lyndon Center, Vermont Class Vice-President 2; MDU President 4; KDP 3, 4; Ford Foundation 2 60 MARY LOU BUTTERFIELD Morrisville, Vermont Antrim High School Antrim, New Hampshire Verlvn 3; WDC 1; Dramatics 1-4: Bas- ketball 1; Cheerleader 1, 2; DPO 3, President 4; Co-op 14; Glee Club 1, 2; WAA 14 GERALDINE CASTAGNA Groton, Connecticut Robert E. Fitch Groton, Connecticut SNEA 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2; Co-op 14; Glee Club 1, 2; Campus Court 4 DOROTHY RAE CHARRON Lyndonvttle, Vermont Lyndon Institute Lyndon Center, Vermont Commuters 24; Co-op 1; Orchestra 1, 2; WAA 14; Soccer 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2 RUTH C CHARRON Lyndonville, Vermont Lyndon Institute Lyndon Center, Vermont Commuters 1-4; Ford Foundation 2 61 RUSSELL A. DEGRAFFT North Attleboro, Mass. North Attleboro High School North Attleboro, Mass. Lyn News 1-4; Verlyn 4; Commuters 4; KDP 3, 4; CFO 1, President 2. 3, Vice-President 4; Glee Gub 3. 4; Orchestra 1-4; Community Sendee 2, 3 ROBERT M. DOWNS South Londonderry, Vermont Windsor Mt. School I.cnox, Massachusetts SNEA 1, 2; Lyn News 1; MDU 1. Sec- retary 2. Treasurer 3, 4; CFO 1; Ford Foundation 2; Glee Gub 1. 2 ROSALIE FISH Pittsburg, N. . Pittsburg High School Pittsburg, N. H. Verlyn 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Orchestra 1: WAA 1. 2; Cheerleader 1. 2; Ford Foundation 2 JANICE C. EMERY Brattleboro, Vermont Brattlcboro High School Brattleboro, Vermont SNEA 1; Dramatics 1; Co-op 14; Glee Club 1, 2; WAA 1-4; Cheerleader 1, JV Captain 2, 3, Captain 4 62 CARL R. FORTUNE, II Craflsbury, Vermont Craftsbury Academy Craftsbury Common, Vermont Student Government 2, 3; VSEA 4; SNEA 1-3; Commuter 14; Chairman Clean-Up Day 3 DUANE GORHAM Lyndon Center, Vermont Lyndon Institute Lyndon Center, Vermont Lyn News Sports Editor 2, 3; Commuters 4; KDP 3, 4 EVELYN GORHAM Lyndon Center, Vermont Bradford Academy Bradford, Vermont Class Secretary 2-4; Verlyn 3, Secretary 4; Lyn News Treasurer 1-3; Commuter 4; Dramatics 2, 3; CFO 1-3; Glee Club 1-4; WAA 3; Carnival Court 3 VIOLA MAE GRAY West Charleston, Vermont Derby Academy Derby, Vermont Verlyn 4; WDC 4; Co-op 2-4; WAA 1. 2; Cheerleader 2 63 BARBARA LOUISE HALL Barre, Vermont St. Johnsbury Academy St. Johnsbury, Vermont WDC 3; Co-op 3; Glee Club 1, President 2; WAA 1, 2; Basketball 1 NANCY JEAN HALLOWELL Auburn, Maine Edward Little High School Auburn, Maine Class Secretary 1; Student Government Assistant Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4; Soc- cer 1; Co-op 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 4; VSEA 4; SNEA 1; WAA 14; Carnival Court 1; Lyn News 1-3; CFO 1, 4; Glee Club 1,2 JUDITH ELLEN HARGREAVES Norwich, Connecticut Norwich Free Academy Norwich, Connecticut Class Treasurer 2; Verlyn 3. 4; Lyn News 1: Dramatics Club 3; Glee Oub 14: WAA 1: Ford Foundation 2; Chair- man Christmas Ball 2; Commencement Ball 3 ERNEST GALE HAZARD East Burke, Vermont Lyndon Institute Lyndon Center, Vermont MDU Vice-President 4; KDP 4; MAA 14; Track and Field 3, 4; Soccer 1- 3, Captain 4; Ski Team 3; Baseball 1; Carnival Court 3; Basketball 1; Co-op 1- 4; Winter Carnival 4 64 FREDERICK JACEK Palmer, Massachusetts Palmer High School Palmer, Massachusetts SNEA 3, 4; Verlyn 3, 4; Lyn News 2; MDU 2, 3; Commuters 3, 4; KDP 3, Vice-President 4; Co-op 2-4; Newman Club 2-4; Glee Club 2; Orchestra 2, 3; MAA 24; Soccer 4; Basketball 2; Base- ball 2; Ford Foundation 2 HENRY DANA HUNTINGTON Bradford, Vermont Bradford Academy Bradford, Vermont Class President 2; Student Government 2. 4; VSEA 4; MDU 14; KDP 3. 4; MAA 1-3, President 4; Carnival Chairman 2; Soc- cer 1, 3, Captain 4; Carni- val Court 1; Basketball 1. 2, Captain 3; Baseball 14; JV Coach 2 MARILYN BENJAMIN HODGE Bradford, Vermont Bradford Academy Bradford, Vermont Commuters 1, Secretary 2, 3, 4; DPO 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, Chairman 3. 4; Ford Foundation 2 DELIA K. HEATH Groton, Vermont Groton High School Groton, Vermont WAA 1-4; Basketball Glee Club TT Verlyn 3, 4; Lyn News 1, 2; Commuters 4; Dramatics 3; 1. 3; Co-op 14; CFO 1. 2; 14 65 ALCID RICHARD JARVIS Hinsdale, N. H. Hinsdale High School Hinsdale, N. H. Student Government 1-3; MDU 1, 2; Commuters 3, 4; KDP 4; Co-op 14; Newman Club 14; MAA 1-3, President 4; Ford Foundation 2; Soccer 1-3, 4 Captain; Baseball 14; Basketball 1 FRANCES LACLAIR Sutton, Vermont Lyndon Institute Lyndon Center, Vermont Commuters 14; Ford Foundation 2 MARTHA WILSON JUDD Lyndon Center, Vermont Derby Academy Derby, Vermont VSEA 4; Verlyn 4; Lyn News 1-3; Commuters 24; Co-op 1; Glee Club 1-3; WAA 1. 3; Cheerleader 1 EDNA LEONARD Lyndonville, Vermont Lyndon Institute Lyndon Center, Vermont Commuters 14; Ford Foundation 2 66 JOAN MADGE MARCEAU Danville, Vermont Danville High School Danville, Vermont VSEA 4: Verlyn 4; WAA 1-3; Lyn News 1, Feature Editor 2, 3; Co-op 1-4; Glee Club 1, Secretary 2, 3 PRISCILLA JEAN MAY Barton, Vermont Barton Academy Barton, Vermont Verlyn 4; Lyn News Sports Editor 1-2; WAA 1, 2, President 3, Secretary 4; Softball 1-4; Glee Club 1- 3; Orchestra 1-3; Basket- ball 14; Cheerleader 1, 2, Captain 3, 4 RUTH MARCIA NELSON Albany, Vermont Craftsbury Academy Craftsbury Common, Vermont VSEA 4; SNEA 1; Verlyn 1-3, Co-edi- tor 4; Lyn News Secretary 1-3; Dra- matics 1-3; Co-op 3; CFO 1-3; Glee Club 1-3, Secretary 4; WAA 1-4, Sec- retary 3; Basketball 1; Ford Founda- tion 2; Commencement Breakfast 1 FRANCIS MELVIN MURPHY Hudson, Massachusetts Hudson High School Hudson, Massachusetts Class President 3; Student Government 4; SNEA 1, 2; MDU 1, 2. President 3, 4; Commuters 3, 4; Green Keys 14; KDP Treasurer 3, 4; Newman Club 14; Glee Club 1; MAA 14; Soccer Manager 1 67 JEAN A. PIKE Passumpsic, Vermont St. Johnsbury Academy St. Johnsbury, .Vermont Commuters 1, Vice-Presi- dent 2, 3; Ford Founda- tion 2 GERALD WILLIAM SARGENT Newport, Vermont Newport High School Newport, Vermont Commuters 1-4; Dramatics 2; Co-op 1- 4; Basketball 1 WILLIAM GEORGE RANDALL LyndonviUe, Vermont Lyndon Institute Lyndon Center, Vermont Carnival Court 2; Verlyn 4; Lyn News 24; Ford Foundation 2; Commuters 1- 4; Dramatics 1. 2-3, President 4; Glee Club 1-3, President 4; DPO President 2-3, 4; KDP 3, 4; Co-op 3, 4 JUANA LEAH SCHOFF Canaan, Vermont Canaan Memorial High School Canaan, Vermont WDC President 4; Softball 14; Orchestra 1, 2; WAA 14; Sophomore Rep. 2; Soccer 14; Basketball 1- 4; Team Captain. Soccer 2, 3, Softball 2; Ford Foundation 2 68 MADELYN C. SHAFER Noank, Connecticut R. E. Fitch Senior High School Mystic, Connecticut Class Treasurer 4; SNEA 1; Verlyn 4; Lyn News 1; Commuters 2-4; CFO 1, 3, 4; WAA 1-4; Glee Club 1, 4; Or- chestra 4 SANDRA ELLEN SHORES Granby, Vermont Concord High School Concord, Vermont Commuters 1-4 RONALD DEWEY SHAFER Groton, Connecticut Fitch Senior High School Mystic, Connecticut Class Vice-President 4: MDU 14; Lyn News 1; Co-op 4; Commuters 24: CFO 1, 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 4: Verlyn Photography Editor 4 WARREN ALLEN SISCO Newport, Vermont Newport High School Newport, Vermont MDU 14; Commuters 3, 4; Co-op 14; Track and Field 4; MAA 14; Basket- ball 1, 2, Assistant Coach 4 69 DEBORAH LINDSLEY TWISS St. Johnsbury, Vermont Newport High School Newport, Vermont Verlyn 2; Commuters 4; Co-op 4; Glee Club 1-3; Soccer Manager 3 4 GLEN R. TULLAR Mill River, Massachusetts Bradford Academy Bradford, Vermont SNEA 1, 2; Verlyn Co-Editor 4; Ford Foundation 2; Lyn News 1, Editor 2, 3; Commuters 4; KDP 3, 4; Co-op 1-3 BETH ANN WOOD Randolph, Vermont Randolph High School Randolph, Vermont Lyn News 3; Softball 1-4; WAA 1-3, President 4; Soccer 14; Basketball 1- 4; Ford Foundation 2 ROBERT W. STEVENS Lyndon Center, Vermont Lyndon Institute Lyndon Center, Vermont Class President 4; VSEA 4; Verlyn Business Man- ager; Commuters 14; Dra- matics 1-3; DPO 3, Vice- President 4; KDP 4 70 MARY WOODS Wilder, Vermont Hartford High School White River Jet., Vt. Class Treasurer 3; SNEA 1, 2; Verlyn 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; WAA 2 SANDRA COBURN Lunenburg, Vermont St. Johnsbury Academy St. Johnsbury, Vermont FRANCES NORRIS Lyndonville, Vermont La sell Seminary Ogdcndale, Mass. RODNEY McFARLIN St. Johnsburg, Vermont St. Johnsbury Academy St. Johnsbury, Vermont 71 REV. WILLIAM FELDT Island Pond, Vermont Shaker Heights High School Shaker Heights, Ohio PRISCILLA JOHNSON Lyndon Center, Vermont Bradford Academy Bradford, Vermont MILDRED SCOTTEN Lyndon, Vermont St. Johnsbury Academy St. Johnsbury-, Vermont ROBERT BOULRISSE St. Johnsbury, Vermont Lyndon Institute Lyndon Center, Vermont 72 Directory ADAMS. RICHARD, Blush Hill. Waterbury, Vermont. 1964 AINSWORTH, NORMA, Walden, Vermont, 1961 AINSWORTH, PATRICIA, Walden, Vermont. 1963 AITCHSON, JAMES, Box 131, South Barre, Vermont. 1963 ALDINCER, BARRY, Jericho, Vermont, 196-1 ANDERSON, HAZEL, 9 West Street, Brattleboro, Vermont, 1962 BAILEY. LORRAINE. Barton, Vermont, 1961 BALL, CHARLOTTE, 22 St. Mary Street, St. Johnsbury. Vermont, 1962 BAME, MATTHEW. Jericho, Vermont, 1961 BARBER, ELSIE, Hardwick, Vermont, 1964 BARTLETT, BRUCE, Plainfield, Vermont, 1961 BAUMANN, PATRICIA, RED 1, Plainfield, Vermont, 1962 BELANGER. LUCIEN, RED 1, Enosburg Falls, Vermont, 1963 BEAN, ALLAN, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1961 BISHOP, PHILIP, Derby Street, Island Pond, Vermont, 1961 BISSON. BERNARD, Barre, Vermont, 1963 BISSON, DAVID. Main Street, South Barre, Vermont, 1963 BISSON, WILFRED, Baree. Vermont, 1961 BLAKEMAN, JAMES, River Street, Bethel, Vermont, 1962 BONA, ESTHER, Concord, Vermont, 1964 BONANG, HENRY, 71 Railroad Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1961 BOULANGER. CATHERINE, 8 Liberty Street, Orleans, Vermont, 1963 BOULRISSE, ANITA, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 BOULRISSE, ROBERT, Pearl Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1961 BOUTON. DAVID, 151 18 32 Avenue, Flushing, Long Island, New York, 1961 BREHART, EDWIN, West Woodstock, Vermont, 1964 BRIEN, RICHARD, Pine Hill, Derby, Vermont, 1964 BROOKS, NANCY, Ncwfane, Vermont, 1961 BROUSSEAU, ANNETTE, Averill, Vermont, 1964 BROWN, BARBARA. Bristol. Vermont, 1963 BROWN. BARBARA, 93-25 Vandcrveer St., Queens Village 28, New York, 1964 BROWN, MARJORY, 7 Mountain Avenue, St. Johnsbury. Vermont, 1964 BROWN, PATRICIA, 93-25 Vanderveer St., Queens Village 28, New York. 1963 BROWN, PHYLLIS. 93-25 Vanderveer St., Queens Village 28, New York, 1963 BROWN, SHARON, Box 313, Main St., Barton, Vermont, 1964 BRUNETTE, DAVE, Gilman, Vermont, 1963 BURBANK, PHYLLIS, West Burke, Vermont. 1963 76 BURGESS. CAROLYN. 25 McCormick Road, Newport, Rhode Island. 1963 BURROUGHS, RICHARD, Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont. 1963 BUTTERFIELD. MARY LOU. Olive Street, Morrisville, Vermont, 1%1 BUZZI, MICHAEL. 76 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1964 CAHILL, STEVEN. Island Pond. Vermont, 1964 CALHOUN. JEAN. 610 South 7th Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York, 1963 CARLISLE. DALE, 47 Lake Street, Hudson, Massachusetts, 1964 CARPENTER, GRANT, Concord, Vermont, 1961 CARTER, MARY, Box 111, St. Johnsbury Center, Vermont, 1964 CASTAGNA, GERALDINE, Mystic, Connecticut, 1961 CHARRON, DALE, 36 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 CHARRON, DOROTHY. 36 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1961 CHARRON. RUTH. 9 Auburn Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1961 CHESLEY, MARILYN, Lyme Center. New Hampshire, 1964 CHESNEY, ARDYS, North Street, Island Pond, Vermont, 1962 CHURCH, HENRY. West Charleston, Vermont, 1963 CIARDIELLO. JOHANNA, 213 Prospect Street, Englewood, New Jersey, 1963 CLARK. NORMAN. 18 Summer Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1964 CLOGSTON. VERNON, South Royalton. Vermont, 1964 COFFIN, HOWARD, 43 Lincoln Street, Woodstock, Vermont, 1961 COMSTOCK, MALCOLM, Post Mills, Vermont, 1963' CONANT, SALLY, Melndoc Falls, Vermont, 1962 COROLOGOS. JAMES. 4 Glcnwood Avenue, Barre, Vermont, 1962 COURSER, CLARENCE, West Burke, Vermont, 1962 COURSER. MERLYNNE. West Burke, Vermont, 1962 CREASER. ROBERT, 40 Lafayette Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1961 CUMMINGS, JANICE, 85 East Street, Orleans, Vermont. 1963 CURRIER. DAVID, 171 W. Main Street, Newport, Vermont, 1964 CURRIER, SUSAN, 151 Elm Street, Newport, Vermont, 1963 CURTIS, LAWRENCE, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 DANIEL. ROBERT, 24 Winter Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont. 1964 DAVIDSON, PHYLLIS, South Royalton, Vermont, 1964 DAVIS. MALCOLM, Fairlee, Vermont, 1963 DAVIS, PHILIP. 72 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1964 DeGRAFFT, RUSSELL, 31 Roland Baxter Road, North Attleboro, Massachusetts, 1961 DESROCHERS. MARY ANN, Passumpsic, Vermont, 1964 DEWING, RUSSELL, North Avenue, Orleans, Vermont, 1964 DIGGLE, CHARLES, East Randolph. Vermont, 1963 DOW, CARRIE, Windsor, Vermont, 1961 DOWNS, ROBERT, South Londonderry, Vermont, 1961 DUGDALE, SANDRA, Passumpsic Avenue, Wilder, Vermont, 1964 DUROCHER, LAWRENCE, Charles Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 EATON, VIRGINIA, 12 Prospect Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1964 EMERY, JANICE, Brattleboro, Vermont, 1961 EVANS, ROBERT, 66 Montrose Avenue, Portland, Maine, 1963 FAIRBROTHER, RITA, Fairlce, Vermont, 1964 FEATHERSTONHAUGH, SARAH, Duanesburg, New York, 1963 FELLOWS, ALICIA, Fairview Street, White River Jet., Vermont, 1963 FELDT, WILLIAM, Island Pond, Vermont, 1961 FISH, ROSALIE, Main Street, Pittsburg, New Hampshire, 1961 FISHER, LIONEL, Bradford, Vermont, 1962 FOLLETT, FRANK, HI, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 FOLLETT, HARRISON, Box 293, Montpelier, Vermont, 1962 FOLLETT, SARAH, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 FORTUNE, CARL, II, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1961 FRANCHOT, CHARLES, 24 Bowdoin Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1964 FRASER, RICHARD, Norwich, Vermont, 1962 FULLER, DONALD, 25 Spring Street, Newport, Vermont, 1963 FULLERTON, DIANE, Top Acres, South Woodstock, Vermont, 1964 GADAPEE, LEONA, RFD 3, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1964 GAGETTA, POLA, RFD 2, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1963 GALLUP, LARRY, 113 Main Street, Newport, Vermont, 1964 GARAND, SUE, 17 Roberts Street, Montpelier, Vermont, 1962 GEE, JAMES, Wilder, Vermont, 1962 GILMAN, DAVID, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1963 GINNETT, CHARLES, Graniteville, Vermont, 1963 GIRARD, GARY, 34 Fern Park Avenue, Old Orchard Beach, Maine, 1964 CLINES, THOMAS, 84 Main Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1964 GOFFE, ANNA, 22 Fifth Avenue, Waterford, Connecticut, 1964 GORHAM, DUANE, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1961 GORHAM, EVELYN, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1961 GOULD, ANNE, 18 Cross Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1964 GOULD, DEANNA. Marshfield, Vermont, 1963 GRAY, JOAN, 91 Vergason Avenue, Norwich, Connecticut, 1963 GRAY, VIOLA. West Charleston, Vermont, 1961 GREENWOOD, IONA, 69 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1963 GROSSMAN, STEPHEN, 626 Leonard Street, Brooklyn, New York, 1964 GROUT, RAYMOND. Williamsville, Vermont, 1962 GUENET, LEO, 67 Main Street, Lyndonville. Vermont, 1964 GUNZINGER. CARL, 2 Eaton Avenue, Brattleboro, Vermont, 1964 GUYETTE, ELL WOOD JR.. RFD, Orleans, Vermont, 1963 HAHN, JANICE, RFD 2, Bradford, Vermont, 1961 HALL, BARBARA, 73 Long Street, Barrc, Vermont, 1961 HALL, RICHARD, 41 Lafayette Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1964 HALLOWELL, NANCY, 18 Fairview Court, Auburn. Maine, 1961 HANDY, GABRIEL, 173 Railroad Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1961 HARGREAVES, JUDITH, RFD 6, Norwich, Connecticut, 1961 HARRIS, EARLE. 51 Frost Street, Brattleboro, Vermont, 1964 HARRIS, RUTH, 23 North Franklin Street, Montpelier, Vermont, 1964 HARTMAN, FRANCES, South Ryegate, Vermont, 1964 HARVEY, JO-ANN, 13 Church Street, Richford, Vermont, 1964 HAYNES, JUDITH, 23 High Street, Woodstock, Vermont, 1964 HAZARD, ERNEST, East Burke, Vermont, 1961 HEATH, DELIA, Groton, Vermont, 1961 HEATH, ROBERT, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1964 HINCKLEY, NANCY, Jordan Road, Willimantic, Connecticut, 1964 HODGE. MARILYN, RFD 2, Bradford, Vermont, 1961 HOLBROOK, SANDRA, Harrison Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1964 HOLMQUIST, PHILIP, 192 Canal Street, Brattleboro, Vermont, 1962 HOPKINS, GEORGE, Cabot, Vermont, 1963 HOYT, ELIZABETH, Tunbridge, Vermont, 1964 HUDSON, BRUCE, Box 6, Plainfield. Vermont, 1964 HUNTINGTON. HENRY, Bradford, Vermont, 1961 HUNTINGTON, GEORGE, Bradford, Vermont, 1963 JACEK, FRED, 6 Carter Drive, Palmer, Massachusetts, 1961 JARVIS, RICHARD, Pleasant Street, Hinsdale, New Hampshire, 1961 JOHNSON, PRISCILLA, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1961 77 JONES, BETTIE, Marshfield, Vermont, 1%3 JUDD, MARTHA, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1961 KIDDER. ALAN, Rochester. Vermont, 1964 KING. JAMES, Island Pond, Vermont, 1962 KING, SHERRY, Island Pond, Vermont, 1963 KNIGHT, JUDITH. 21 Roxborough East, Toronto 5, Ontario, Canada, 1964 LADAKAKOS, JOHN, 16 Forest Avenue, Old Orchard Beach, Maine, 1963 LANCTOT, ROBERT, Box 63, Peacham. Vermont, 1964 LANGLOIS, NELSON, 4 South Park Street, Lebanon, New Hampshire, 1963 LANIGAN, JOHN, Fanning Avenue, Hampton Bays, New York, 196-1 LA PIER RE, DONALD, 43 Northern Avenue, Newport, Vermont, 1963 LAWSON. BETTY, Irasburg, Vermont, 1963 LaCLAIR, FRANCES, Sutton, Vermont, 1961 LeCOURS, ANNETTE, West Church Street, Hardwick, Vermont, 1962 LENO, ROBERT, 11 North Street, Montpelier, Vermont, 1963 LEONARD, EDNA, Pinehurst, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1961 LIMOGES, LUCILLE, Newport Center, Vermont, 1963 LIPPENS, ANNETTE. 19 Third Street, Newport, Vermont, 1962 LIPPENS, JEANINE, 19 Third Street, Newport, Vermont, 1962 LITTLE, RAYMOND, 164 North Main Street, Fairhaven, Vermont, 1962 LONG, CHARLES, Main Street, Albany, Vermont, 1962 LONG, STEPHEN, JR.. 18 Pond-Street, Greenfield, Massachusetts, 1962 MacIVER. ANN, 14 Tremont Street, St. Johnsbury. Vermont, 1964 MACKIE, HOWARD, 6 Victory Circle, White River Junction, Vermont, 1964 MACY, LINDA, 25 Patrick Street, South Burlington, Vermont, 1964 MAGWIRE, DONALD. 26 Pine Street, Springfield, Vermont, 1963 MAHURIN, TIMOTHY, 9 Rich Street, Groveton, New Hampshire, 1963 MALNATI, ROBERT, 14 French Street, Barre, Vermont, 1964 MARCOTTE, DONNA, Barton, Vermont, 1964 MARCEAU, JOAN, Danville. Vermont, 1961 MARDEN, JOANNE, Arlton Avenue, Ramsey. New Jersey, 1963 MARSH, CAROLYN, 23 Middle Street, Newport, Vermont, 1964 MARTIN, CLIFTON, Box 206, Plainfield, Vermont. 1963 MARTINOVICH, DAVID, 81 Green Street, Schylerville, New York, 1961 MAY, PRISCILLA, Box 92, Barton, Vermont, 1961 McFARUN, RODNEY. 3 School Street. St. Johnsbury. Vermont. 1961 McNALLY, JEAN. Lyndonville. Vermont, 1961 McGEE. LAURENCE. Charles Street. Lyndonville. Vermont. 1962 McKAY, LEE. 839 McManamy Street. Sherbrooke. Quebec. Canada, 1961 MEMOE. CHARLES. 18 Franklin Street, Brandon. Vermont, 1963 METCALF. CHARLES. Plainfield. Vermont. 1962 MORIN, GEORGE. Highland Avenue, Derby Line. Vermont. 1961 MORSE. JOHN. 15 Runnells Street. Portland. Maine. 1964 MORSE, STEPHEN. RFD 2, Lyndonville. Vermont. 1961 MOSHER. DAVID. Lymann Street. Lake Pleasant. Massachusetts. 1961 MOSS, GREGORY. 17 Perry Road. Auburndale, Massachusetts, 1964 MOULTON. MARIANNE, Georgetown Road, Boxford, Massachusetts, 1964 MUGFORD. DON. 182 Washington Street. Barre. Vermont. 1964 MURPHY. FRANCIS. 416 Main Street. Hudson. Massachusetts. 1961 MURPHY. HOW'ARD. 110 Elm Street. Cohasset, Massachusetts. 1962 MURRAY, BRADFORD, 17 Milbrook Road, Natick, Massachusetts. 1963 MURRAY. DAVID. 90 Catherine Street. Hartford. Connecticut. 1963 MURRAY. DOUGLAS, 3 Currier Street. Barre. Vermont, 1963 MURRAY. ROBERT. Main Street. Lyndonville, Vermont, 1963 NELSON, RUTH. Albany. Vermont, 1961 NOBLE. RODNEY. Granby, Vermont, 1964 NORRIS. FRANCES, 24 Park Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1961 ONSRUTH. LINDA, Wilder. Vermont, 1963 OUELLETTE, CECILE, 43 Maple Street, St. Johnsbury. Vermont, 1962 OUELLETTE. ELIZABETH. 9 Baglcy Street. St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1962 PAQUETTE. STUART. 15 Alpine Street, Lyndonville, Vermont. 1963 PENA. MICHAEL, Box 86. Groton, Vermont, 1963 PETERS. JON, Fairground Road, Springfield, Vermont, 1963 PHELPS, LOREN. 36 Summer Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1964 PIKE. JEAN, Passumpsic, Vermont, 1961 PILVELIS, SANDRA, Oxoboxo Cross Road, Oakdale, Connecticut. 1964 PINARD, ROYCE, RFD 2. Concord, Vermont, 1962 POND, JOAN, 91 Center Street, Richford, Vermont, 1964 PORTER, DALE. Church Street, Barton. Vermont. 1962 78 RAMSDELL, LESLIE. Picrmont, New Hampshire, 1962 RANDALL. WILLIAM, 27 Williams Street. Lvndonville, Vermont, 1961 REED. MARY, Ellsworth Falls, Maine, 1964 REED, PATRICIA. 67 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 REILLY, JON, 88 Highland Avenue, Richford, Vermont, 1962 RIBERDY, DONALD, 39 Thrall Avenue, Rutland, Vermont, 1964 RICH, DAVID, 1 Odell Street, Groveton. New Hampshire, 1963 RIEGEL, WILLIAM, 21 Clyde Street. Newport, Vermont, 1964 RIVARD, MARY, 116 Columbus Street, Manchester, Connecticut, 1964 RHODES, EDWIN, 98 Spring Street, Newport Vermont, 1962 ROBINSON, JAMES, 8 Depot Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 ROSTOSKY, DOROTHY, Vershire, Vermont, 1963 ROUSE, RICHARD, 41A Winter Street, Hudson, Massachusetts, 1963 SANVILLE, DOUGLAS. Bluff Road, Newport, Vermont, 1964 SARGENT, GERALD. Box 87, Lyndon, Vermont, 1961 SASKIEWICZ, JOHN, 19 Lawrence Drive, White Plains, New York, 1962 SCHIAPPA, WILSENE, 100 Jewett Avenue, Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1962 SCHOFF, JUANA, Power House Road, Canaan, Vermont, 1961 SCOTTEN, MILDRED, Box 35. Lyndon, Vermont, 1961 SHAFER, MADELYN, 237 North Road, Groton, Connecticut, 1961 SHAFER. RONALD. 237 North Road. Groton. Connecticut, 1961 SHORES, SANDRA. Granby, Vermont, 1961 SIMPSON, RUSSELL. RFD 1. Lyndonville. Vermont, 1963 SISCO, WARREN, 2 Field Avenue, Newport, Vermont, 1961 SKINNER. RUTH, 10 Irasburg Street, Orleans. Vermont, 1963 SKIRRY, GARY, 28 Main Street, Montpelier, Vermont, 1964 SLAYTON, WALTER. Stowe, Vermont. 1964 SMITH, BURTON, 6 Alpine Heights. Hardwick. Vermont, 1962 SMITH, JUANITA, RFD 1. Ashland, New Hampshire, 1962 SMITH, THOMAS, Mountain Street, Island Pond, Vermont, 1964 SPOONER, GARRY, Star Route. Woodstock. Vermont, 1962 STANCLIFF, LINDA. RFD 1, Morrisville, Vermont, 1964 STEPHENS, JOHN, Christian Street. White River Junction, Vermont, 1964 STEVENS. ROBERT, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1961 STORTI, JOHN, 12 Division Street, Barre, Vermont, 1962 STREETER. DEBORAH. 14 Casement Street. Darien. Connecticut, 1964 STONE. NANCY, RFD 1. Lyndonville. Vermont, 1963 SULLIVAN, ROBERT, East Brimfield Road, Brimficld, Massachusetts, 1962 THOMPSON. ROYCE. South Ryegate, Vermont, 1962 THOMPSON. SUSAN, South Ryegate, Vermont, 1964 TIPSON, ARMAND, 13 West Street, Winooski. Vermont, 1964 TOOMEY, JEROME, 56 Main Street. Ludlow, Vermont, 1964 TUCKER. ALBERT, Old Orchard Beach, Maine. 1962 TULLAR. GLEN, Corinth, Vermont, 1961 TWISS, CARL. Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1962 TWISS, DEBORAH. Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1961 WALKER. ROBERT, 176 West Main Street, Newport, Vermont, 1963 WARD, CHARLES. 25 Burnside Street. Lancaster, New Hampshire. 1964 WARDEN, JEAN. Barnet. Vermont, 1964 WATSON, RICHARD. 29V{ Newport Avenue, Newport, Rhode Island, 1964 WEBBER, CHARLENE, East Haven, Vermont, 1964 WELLINGTON, DAVID, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1964 WELLS, JOHN, Woodstock. Vermont, 1962 WELLS, PETER, Woodstock, Vermont, 1964 WHITCHER. ROBERT. South Ryegate, Vermont, 1964 WHITE, DAVID, Box 83, Cape Cottage Branch. Portland 9. Maine, 1963 WHITE. LEONARD, 8 Tainter Street, Medford, Massachusetts, 1964 WHITE, ROSALIE. 68 Highland Avenue, Newport,- Vermont, 1962 WHITHAM, RICHARD. South Royalton, Vermont, 1964 WILLEY. DAVID, RFD 2, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1963 WINCH, GARY, 97 Railroad Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1964 WINCHESTER, MAVIS, South Ryegate. Vermont, 1964 WING, BARBARA, 23 Holland Road, Melrose, Massachusetts, 1963 WING, HANNAH, Island Pond, Vermont. 1964 WISHART. MARGARET. Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1964 WOOD, BETH, 13 Lincoln Avenue, Randolph, Vermont. 1961 WOODS, MARY, White River Junction, Vermont, 1961 WOODARD, NORMA, RFD 1, Barton, Vermont, 1962 WORBOYS, DOUGLAS, 5 Orchard Street, Newport. Vermont, 1963 79 WORTH, RONALD, Derby Street, Island Pond, Vermont, 1964 WRIGHT, BRUCE, 1 Pine Street, W'oodstock, Vermont, 1964 . . ZAYIR, ABDULLA, c o Mr. Paul Case, Training Department, American Arabian Oil Company, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Our Faculty Bell, Dudley 59- Bierlmaier, Helen 59-60 Bisson, Mary 59- Brier, Aubrey 57-59 Brown, Peter 60- Bussell. 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