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

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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

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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.

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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.