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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

VerlyH — 1962 i Cyndon Center, Vermont The persistent march of fifty years has shown the gradual evolution of our insti- tution of higher learning. When one looks at the material advancement of the college, it is possible to graphically ob- serve the growth of our alma mater. From its birth in a Lyndon Institute build- ing at the foot of the hill to Vail Manor at the top of the hill and on to the pro- posed centralization at Darling Mansion on the Burklyn Campus, the physical plant of the college has moved to higher levels. Paralleling this has been the ex- pansion of the college curriculum from a two-year normal school program to a four-year teacher training institution and the introduction of a liberal arts program. The history of the past year as depicted within these covers represents but one chapter in the never ceasing march of time bringing its inevitable changes. May our alma mater continue to grow and move ever upward in its quest for aca- demic and intellectual achievement. 2 Contents TITI F PAOF 1 CLASSES 13 FOREWORD 2 ORGANIZATIONS—ACTIVITIES 29 rOMTFNT 3 ATHLETICS 45 DFDICATinN 4 INFORMALS 55 PPFSIDFNTS AAF AOF 5 DIRECTORY 67 FACULTY AND STAFF 7 library LYNDON STATE COLLEGE LYNDONVILLE, VERMONT 3 Dedication We, the class of '62, of Lyndon Teachers College are proud to dedi- cate this year's Verlyn to our fellow stu- dents who interrupted their studies to serve our country in the armed forces during a national emergency. Their service to our nation in its endeavor to achieve world peace and freedom makes them worthy of commendation. We anticipate their speedy return to the school to resume their studies. It is with great pleasure and pride that we dedicate this '62 Verlyn to them. 4 President's Message In the family of colleges a fifty-year old institution is still a youngster. This year we turned fifty. From 1961, we can look back at a somewhat humble origin, a satisfying childhood, a brash and strident period of adolescent growth, and, as we move into maturity, a stable period in which we soberly contemplate our future. With pride we can reflect upon services rendered by faculty and staff in producing graduates who have been a credit to us, teachers for our own area and for the whole state. Yet we are still young; young enough to dream, young enough to plan, young enough to achieve. It is in a spirit of progress and adventure that we face our second half century of service. 5 Dr. Robert E. Long faculty and Staff Dear Seniors: Graduation from college constitutes a milestone in your search for success in life which is made up of many variables. I congratulate you and others who have made this step possi- ble. As you realize, it is only the beginning, but it should provide sufficient assurance and motivation for you not to be content with anything but that which challenges your best. Many vistas should have been opened to you. I urge you to open them wider by going into further educational pursuits and to avail yourselves of every opportunity which you can make possible. Regardless what your vocation or profession may be even- tually, strive to do the very best job of which you are capable. Your achievement will be the result of what efforts you make to bring it about. And in the realization, remember that some- one is always influenced by your efforts and by your ex- ample. I admonish you to enter every open door which gives an opportunity for advancement and for service. God has given you an opportunity to help others, and in this mission you should always let your light so shine that you may bring forth an abundant harvest. May our Father's blessings ever sustain and guide you in all endeavors. Fraternally yours, J. D. Messick, Dean Seniors: My congratulations to you. It might be said that you have reached a milestone in becoming an edu- cated person. Whether or not this is so depends upon the real mean- ing your education has had for you and the use to which it is put for the common good. Susan C. Gallagher, Director of Student Personnel 8 MR. A. TOBORG MR. S. KAMENS MR. G. NEWELL Social Sciences Social Sciences Social Sciences M. A. L.L.B. A.M. MISS E. BUSSELL Education M.Ed. MR. B. KELLY English M.A. MRS. M. BISSON English M.A. MR. R. HOLLIDAY Education MS. MISS R. HOLT French B.A. MRS. K. McGOWAN German MR. D. McGOWAN Art M.A. MR. T. PIKE MR. L. DREW MR. R. CHRISTOPHERSEN Physical Education Physical Education Music M.A. M.A. M.S. MR. D. MILLER Natural Science A.M. MR. B. EBBETT Natural Science M.A. MR. P. BROWN Music Mus.M. MR. P. SHARPE MRS. D. STOCKWELL MR. P. STOCKWELL MR. K. TOTH Psychology Psychology Math and Science Math M.A. M.Ed. Ed.M. M.E. 10 NANCY MOORE Bookkeeper MARGARET STEVENS Secretary SIBYL ENDERIE Administrative Assistant MRS. VIRGINIA JARDINE Librarian MRS. PEG KAMENS Secretary to the President MR. CLINTON ADAMS MR. SYRIL HAMEL Maintenance Maintenance Superintendent Also: MR. JACK SHARPLEY Maintenance VAIL- MRS. DOROTHY MAHANEY MRS. PEARL McELRAVY Housemother Nurse BURKLYN- MR. PAUL SOUTHOUSE MRS. RUTH SOUTHOUSE Maintenance and Housemother House Supervisor ETHEL TOWNSEND RUTH SHARPLEY ELLA PURCELL Kitchen Staff 12 SAM DIEGO Chef PHILIP HEATH Freshman President RICHARD WATSON Sophomore President CHARLES GINNETT Junior President CHARLES METCALF Senior President Classes 13 FRONT ROW: S. Garand, N. Woodard, M. Noyes, C. Ball, M. Courser, L. Durocher, C. Ouellette, A. Boulrisse, W. Schiappa, H. Hull, P. Reed. MIDDLE ROW: A. Lippcns, P. Baumann, C. Courser, L. Ramsdcll, S. Conant, S. Follctf, A. LeCours, D. Porter, J. Lippcns, H. Follctt, J. Smith, H. Anderson. BACK ROW: S. Long, E. Kent, J. King, L. Curtis, E. Guyette, R. Fraser, J. Saskiewicz, R. Thompson, F. Folletf, A. Tucker, H. Murphy. Seniors Many changes have taken place since this year's graduating class entered in the fall of 1958. Less than 50 of the over 100 who enrolled have completed their college programs. This past year witnessed the innovation of the policy of all of the practice teaching taking place during the first semester of the senior year. Approximately 70 percent of the Senior class are commuters. LES RAMSDELL ANITA BOULRISSE ANNETTE LIPPENS DICK FRASER Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student-Government HAZEL JEAN ANDERSON Brattleboro, Vermont Lyn News 1-4, Lyn News Editor 3; Verlyn Co-editor 4; SNEA 1, 2; VSEA 3; Ford Foundation 2; Candlelight Club 1, 2 CHARLOTTE AVIS BALL St. Johnsbury, Vermont Commuters Club 1-3 PATRICIA LOUISE BAUMANN Glee Club 1 -4; WAA 1 -4; Soccer 1 -4; Basketball 1-4; Softball 1-4; Intra- murals 1-4; Snack Bar Treasurer 2; Cheerleader 1, 2; Class Secretary 2; Student Government Secretary 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Winter Carni- val Queen 2; Winter Carnival Co- chairman 3, 4; Verlyn 4 ANITA DIANE BOULRISSE Winooski, Vermont Class Treasurer 2; Class Secretary 3-4; Glee Club 1, 2; Intramurals 1-4; WAA 1, 2, 3; Graduation Mar- shal 3; Lyn News 1; Commuters Club 1 DALE RICHARD CHARRON Lyndonville, Vermont Commuters Club 1-4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Soccer 1; Intramurals 1-4 ARDYS LORRAINE CHESNEY Island Pond, Vermont Band 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; SNEA 1, 2; Candlelight Club 1, 2; Lyn News 1, 2 15 SALLY JANE CONANT Mclndoe Falls, Vermont SNEA 1; Newman Club 1-4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; WDC 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; WAA Vice-President 2; Stu- dent Government 2 CLARENCE WAYNE COURSER West Burke, Vermont Glee Club 1-4; Orchestra 1-4; JV Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 1-4; Su- preme Court 3, 4; Chief Justice 4; Commuters Club 1-4 MERLYN LOUISE COURSER West Burke, Vermont Glee Club 1-4; Orchestra 1-4; Verlyn Co-editor 4; Lyn News 1-4; Intra- murals 1-4; Supreme Court 3; Com- muters Club 1-4; College Girls Bas- ketball Coach 4 LAWRENCE DENNIS DUROCHER Lyndonville, Vermont Commuters Club 1-4; Intramurals 3, 4 FRANK B. FOLLETT III Lyndonville, Vermont KDP 2, 3, 4; Lyn News 3; MDU 1; Commuters Club 2, 3, 4 HARRISON JOSEPH FOLLETT Berlin, Vermont AADU Vice-President 2; Commuters Club 3, 4; Lyn News 1-4; Intramur- als 1-4 16 SARAH JANE FOLLETT Lyndonville, Vermont Soccer 1; Basketball 1; Glee Club 1; Orchestra 1, 2; WAA 1; WDU 1; Commuters Club 2, 3, 4 RICHARD STEVEN FRASER Norwich, Vermont Lyn News 1-4; Verlyn 4; Dramatics Club 1-4; KDP 2, 3, 4; DPO 3, 4; Glee Club 1-4; SNEA 1, 2; Ford Foundation 2; Intramurals 2; CFO 1, 2; Community Service 2 SUZANNE THERESA GARAND Montpelier, Vermont SNEA 1, Newman Club 1-4; Glee Club 1; WAA 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4; Winter Carnival Queen 3; Verlyn 4 JAMES DAVID GEE Wilder, Vermont Newman Club 1, 2, 3; Track and Field 2, 3, 4; NETCC Track and Field Champion Team 3; Soccer 2 ELWOOD L. F. GUYETTE, JR. Orleans, Vermont Glee Club 1; Baseball 3, 4; Com- muters Club 1-4; Newman Club 1-4; Intramurals 1-4 JAMES BROCK KING Island Pond, Vermont Glee Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1-4; Class Vice-President 2; MAA 1-4; MDU 1,2; Commuters Club 2, 3, 4 17 ANNETTE CLAIRE LECOURS Hardwick, Vermont Class Vice-President 1; Student Gov- ernment 2; Glee Club 1-4; Orchestra 3, 4; DPO 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1-4; Dramatics 1-4; WAA 1, 2; WDC 2 CHARLES LEE LONG Albany, Vermont MDU 1, 2; Commuters Club 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3 ANNETTE FRANCES LIPPENS Newport, Vermont Newman Club 1-4; Basketball 1, 2; Glee Club 1; WAA 1-4; Intramurals 1-4; Class Treasurer 4; WDC 2 JEANINE MARIE LIPPENS Newport, Vermont Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1 2, 3; Softball 2, 3; WAA 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Intramurals 1-4 STEPHEN MILTON LONG, JR. Greenfield, Massachusetts Commuters Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Newman Club 2; Intramurals 2 CHARLES ARTHUR METCALF Plainfield, Vermont Soccer 1-4; Track and Field 2, 3, 4; NETCC Track and Field Champion Team 3; Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3; MDU Secretary 2, 3; Class President 4; Class Vice-President 3; KDP 3, 4; JV Basketball 1, 2; MAA 1-4; Ford Foundation 2; Intramurals 1-4 18 HOWARD ELVIN MURPHY Cohasset, Massachusetts MDU 1, 2; Verlyn 4; Lyn News 3, 4; CSPA District Representative 4; Co- op President 2, 3; KDP 2, 3, 4; Com- muters Club 3, 4 DALE MASON PORTER Barton, Vermont Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2; KDP 2, 3, 4; KDP Vice-Presi- dent 3; Intramurals 1-4; Lyn News 2; MDU 1,2; MAA 1,2 LESLIE CHARLES RAMSDELL Lyndonville, Vermont Soccer 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; Student Government Vice-Presi- dent 4; Glee Club 1-4; JV Basketball 1, 2; ESAPST Delegate 3, 4; DPO 3, 4; DPO President 4; KDP 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3 PATRICIA AGNES REED Lyndonville, Vermont Commuters Club 1-4; Verlyn 4; Ford Foundation 2 EDWIN PEABODY RHODES Newport, Vermont Soccer 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2; JV Basketball Coach 2, 3; Intra- murals 1-4; KDP 3, 4; Carnival Court 2; MAA 1,2, 3 ROSALIE ANN RHODES Newport, Vermont Newman Club 1, 2, 3; Newman Club President 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Christmas Ball Chair- man 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Carnival Court 1; WDC Vice-President 3; WAA 1,2, 3; WDU 1,2, 3 19 JAMES WALLACE ROBINSON Lyndonville, Vermont KDP 2, 3, 4; Commuters Club 1-4 JOHN R. SASKIEWICZ White Plains, New York Commuters Club 1-4; MDU 1, 2; MAA 1-4; Newman Club 1-4; New- man Club President 3; KDP 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; JV Basketball 1, 2; Snack Bar Manager 3; Intramurals 1-4; Glee Club 2 WILSENE JO SCHIAPPA Bridgeport, Connecticut Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Co-op 2, 3, 4; DPO 3, 4; Lyn News 2, 3; Verlyn 4 JUANITA KAY SMITH Ashland, New Hampshire Glee Club 3, 4; WDC 4; Dramatics Club 3 ROBERT JOSEPH SULLIVAN Brimfield, Massachusetts Class President 1; Student Govern- ment 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3; Newman Club 1, 2, 3; Newman Club Presi- dent 4; KDP 2; KDP President 3; KDP Chaplain 4; Class Marshal 3; MAA 1, 2; MAA Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4; Ford Foundation 2; MDU 1, 2; Intra- murals 1-4 NORMA IRIS WOODARD Barton, Vermont CFO 2, 3, 4; CFO Secretary-Treasurer 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Lyn News 2, 3, 4; Community Service 2, 3; Verlyn 4 20 ROYCE HERBERT THOMPSON South Ryegate, Vermont Glee Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1-4; DPO 2, 3, 4; KDP 3, 4 ALBERT EDWARD TUCKER Old Orchard Beach, Maine MDU 1, 2; Basketball 1-4; Basketball Co-captain 3; MAA 1-4; Carnival Court 3 CARL RICHARD TWISS Newport, Vermont Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Commuters Club 3; Girls Basketball Coach 3; Intramurals 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Student Government 2 MAUDE ALTHEA NOYES Lyndonville, Vermont Glee Club 1,2; Commuters Club 4 CECILE MARIE OUELLETTE St. Johnsbury, Vermont Commuters Club 1-4 21 ROYCE ELDON PINARD Concord, Vermont Soccer 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Student Government 1, 2; Class President 2; Class Vice-President 3 LAWRENCE CURTIS Lyndonville, Vermont LIONEL FISHER Bradford, Vermont RAYMOND GROUT Williamsville, Vermont JAMES PETER COROLOGOS St. Johnsbury, Vermont Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; Commuters Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1-4; Baseball 2; Soccer 2; Student-at-large 2; Student Government President 3; KDP 3, 4; Lyn News 2, 3; MDU 1, 2; Candle- light Club 1,2 HILDA HULL Hartland, Vermont EDWARD KENT Poultney, Vermont JOHN STORTI Barre, Vermont 22 FRONT ROW: S. Feothcrjtonhaugh, D. Gould, S. Currier, B. Jones, P. Gagetta, L. Onsruth, B. Lawson, C. Boulanger, P. Ainsworth, J. Warden, J. Cummings, R. Skinner, N. Stone, I. Greenwood. MIDDLE ROW: D. Lapicrrc, P. Brown, L. Belanger, R. Simpson, L Fellows, J. Gray, L. Limoges, B. Wing, P. Brown, C. Dow, D. Bisson, D. Rich, D. Rostosky, B. Bisson. BACK ROW: G. Huntington, H. Church, C. Martin, S. Paquette, R. Leno, J. Aitchison, L. Guenet, C. Ginnett, P. Bernier, D. Fuller, J. Peters, D. Murray. {juniors Jon Peters, Vice-President; Cliff Martin, Student Government; Nancy Stone, Secre- tary; Joanne Marden, Treasurer. The junior class has greatly decreased over the three years but forty loyal mem- bers remain. The class chose Charles Gin- nett as president. The last formal dance of the academic year, the Commencement Ball, the most memorable activity of the school social functions, is the only activity sponsored by the junior class. Mrs. Bisson is faculty adviser to the juniors this year. FRONT ROW: B. Hoyt, N. Holliday, M. Moulton, M. Brown, C. Wcbbor, S. Thompson, J. Ciardiello, M. Chesley, F. Hartmann, M. Desrochers, R. Fair- brother, J. Pilvelis, S. Dugdale. BACK ROW: H. Wing, R. Malnati, R. Whitcher, E. Harris, G. Russell, J. Morse, W. Riegcl, M. Buzz!, R. Watson, A. Zayir, B. Brown. Sophomores-Education EARLE HARRIS MARGERY BROWN Vice-president Secretary In September 74 members of the class of '64 returned to LTC. Richard Watson was chosen president. The class chose an entirely dif- ferent theme for the Christmas Ball, the formal social activity for which they are responsible each year. The theme, The Christmas Ball was achieved by decorating the armory with a center ball measuring 30 feet and other balls measuring 18 feet in addition to a star effect in decorations. FRONT ROW: M. Hood, L Stancliff, J. Warden, C. Marsh, D. Streeter, N. Hinckley, A. Brousseau, D. Fullerton, M. Reed, P. Davidson, J. McNally. BACK ROW: R. Noble, B. Hudson, R. Atwood, D. Martinovich, C. Franchot, D. Mosher, V. Clogston, R. Evans, G. Carpenter, R. Brien, D. Sanville. Sophomores — Ciber alerts JEAN WARDEN Treasurer The Liberal Arts program was instituted by Dr. Long two years ago. It was mainly set up for students who were indecisive as to their future plans, and to pre- dict its actual success is not possi- ble at this time. FRONT ROW: J. Kamcns, M. Ramon, K. Burrill, A. Martel, J. Greenwood, D. Worlh, N. LaBounty, D. Beck, N. Greenwood, E. Achilles, K. DcSio. MIDDLE ROW: E. Mayhew, B. Smith, B. Bergeron, A. Donald, D. Porter, J. Miller, T. Camacho, F. Lombardi, G. McCaffrey, C. English. BACK ROW: L. Duffy, D. Waterhouse, D. Langley, J. Glines, M. Vinton, C. Allen, J. Carter, D. Rose, R. Vance. freshmen — Education LARRY DUFFY Vice-President The reception committee com- posed of upperclassmen opened the doors of LTC to a large num- ber of Freshmen. The majority of the Freshmen hailed from the state of Vermont; however, the several of the New England states and the adjacent Mid-Atlantic Coast states were represented. The class activities of the year were the Halloween Dance and the Commencement Breakfast. The class of '65 participated very enthusiastically in intramur- al sports and in other campus ac- tivities. FRONT ROW: J. I© Bert de Bar, N. Bigolow, B. Flemming, C. Baumann, C. Markey, Mr . Stockwell, B. Davis, E. Totas, K. Smyth, S. Memolo, R. Morey, G. Cahill. SECOND ROW: P. Meredith, R. Vigneault, K. Gajdosik, S. Noysc, R. Niles, M. Francis, R. Rouelle, W. Lyman, P. Heath, M. Streeter, R. Brickcy. BACK ROW: A. Jaffe, I. Dwyer, D. Mack, J. Somero, R. Goodro, R. Cartee, K. Jacobs, H. McNeal, D. Gray, B. McNeal, R. LeClere. Ircskmm — Ciber a I Arts GERRY CAHILL Treasurer JOHN LANGE Student Government This is the second year the Liberal Arts Program has been in operation at Lyndon Teachers College. All freshmen have the same courses, but the following year as sophomores. Liberal Arts students will carry a curriculum differing from that of the edu- cation students. This is a sig- nificant year for this program as the school is in the process of changing from a two-year to a four-year Liberal Arts College. 27 29 Organizations and Activities FRONT ROW: S. Currier, treasurer; P. Baumann, secretary; D. Mosher, vice-president; S. Fcatherstonhaugh, WAA representative. BACK ROW: D. Fuller- ton, assistant treasurer; C. Martin, junior representative; R. Fraser, senior representative; C. Ginnett, MAA representative; R. Leno, MDU representative; J. Gray, WDC representative. Student Government BERNARD BISSON President MRS. SUSAN GALLAGHER Adviser The Student Government is the focal point of all organizations on campus, and the legislative branch of the student body. The Executive Board is comprised of representatives from each ciass and organization. The Student Government allo- cates money to each organiza- tion, makes up the social calen- dar, coordinates the activities of several student organizations and has an assembly program for the entire college. The Student Gov- ernment also has regular student body assemblies which give the LTC students a chance to express their opinions. V. Clogston, B. Hudson, I. Onsrulh, C. Courser, N. Stone, L. Ramsdell, N. Holliday. Student Supreme Court Chief Justice CLARENCE COURSER The Student Supreme Court was created as the highest student court in the confines of the student college jurisprudence . . . by amendment to the Student Government constitution in May of 1961. Serving the students as an appellant court to lesser courts and with original jurisdiction to those students without a court are the seven judges. These judges are appointed annually by the Executive Board of the Student Government. The Chief Justice, selected by the court, is Clarence Courser. Linda Onsruth is the court recorder. 31 FRONT ROW: N. Woodard, H. Anderson, R. Fraser, M. Courser, H. Murphy. BACK ROW: P. Davidson, J. Cummings, P. Baumann, C. Martin, W. Schiap- pa, J. Smith, J. Kamcns. Verlyn Verlyn, the LTC yearbook, presents a pictorial review of the activities of each college year. Al- though the actual compilation of the book is the work of less than a handful of students, the par- ticipation and interest of all the student body in college organizations and activities are necessary for its success. MERLYN COURSER and HAZEL ANDERSON Verlyn Co-Editors MR. DORIAN McGOWAN Faculty Adviser FRONT ROW: H. Follctt, M. Courser, H. Anderson, N. Woodard, H. Murphy. BACK ROW: H. Church, R. Whitcher, R. Fraser, R. Leno, C. Martin, M. Reed. Cyn News CLIFTON MARTIN Editor-in-Chief Lyn News, the college paper, brings to LTC students reliable accounts of student activities, news from the administration and faculty and other articles of in- terest. It is circulated throughout the state serving as an important pub- lic relations medium. A first place award for teacher college newspapers from the Co- lumbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion was the highest achievement of the organization last year. Ac- tive members of the group $re selected each March to attend the- annual C.S.P.A. Convention in New York in the effort to fur- ther the success of the publica- tion. MR. BRIAN KELLY Faculty Advitcr R. Whitcher, N. LaBounty, J. Smith, J. McNally, M. Desrochers, J. Gray, J. Warden, 0. Murray. Women’s Dorm Council—Mm’s Dorm Union The Women's Dorm Council 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 and the class representatives. One of the contributions of the council to the activities on campus is the annual Cabaret featuring the talent of the dorm residents. The Men's Dorm Union is a self-governing organization of the men resident students. During the course of the year, the MDU sponsors several social activities on campus. DAVID BISSON POIA GAGETTA MISS ESTHER BUSSELL MR. DONALD MILLER MDU President WDC President Faculty Adviser FRONT ROW: A. Fellow , B. Jones, D. Rostosky, L. Onsruth. BACK ROW: R. Whitcher, D. Streeter, D. Fuller. Co-Op DAVE MURRAY MR. PAUL STOCKWELL President Adviser The Co-op operates the Mr. Paul Stockwell college book store and the Adviser Snack Bar. Stu- dents become members of the Co-op by purchasing stock in the enterprise. In the past, the Co-op has seen many changes and im- provements. These have given the organization new life and a greater future. One of the great changes for the Co-op this year was in the Snack Bar. The installation of three vending machines for cold drinks and soup is a great con- venience to the students. FRONT ROW: J. Ic Bert de Bar, R. Brickey, N. Woodard, L. Stancliff, B. Flemming, D. Beck, D. Worth, M. Reed, C. Baumann, J. Greenwood, K. Smyth, P. Gould, M. Raymond, J. Kamen , B. Hoyt, K. DcSio. MIDDLE ROW: L. Ramsdell, M. Dcsrochcr , C. Boulanger, R. Fairbrother, J. Smith, C. Marsh, F. Hartmann, P. Meredith, M. Streeter, A. Brousseau, R. Vigneault, C. English, C. Webber, W. Schiappa, D. Fullerton, K. Fritts, M. Courser, M. Brown, C. Markcy, Mr. Christophcrscn. BACK ROW: P. Baumann, B. Bisson, C. Martin, A. LeCours, R. Leno, J. Carter, R. Cartcc, R. Fraser, J. Morse, D. Mack, P. Bernier, R. Whitcher, R. Brien, C. Courser, M. Chcsley. Qlee Club ROBERT LENO Chairman The Glee Club had another fine year as it produced an excellent Christmas concert and a spring musical, Guys and Dolls, as its major accomplishments. On December 6, the Christmas Oratorio was witnessed by a capacity audience. The production, Guys and Dolls, staged on May 11 and 12 proved to be a big success, furthering the organization's reputation for per- forming top musicals despite its size. Mr. Christophersen and Mr. Brown worked countless hours with the Glee Club and were primarily responsible for the success the Glee Club experienced during the year. Mrs. Christophersen served as the capable accompanist. Members of this year's Glee Club Governing Board are: Bob Leno, Chairman; Annette Brousseau, Secretary; Marge Brown, Treasurer; Kathy Boulanger and Diane Worth, Publicity Managers. FRONT ROW: C. Boulanger, P. Davidson, J. Kamcns, J. Cahill, H. Wing, C. Courser. MIDDLE ROW: A. Brousscau, P. Meredith, C. Marsh, M. Courser, T. Camacho, R. Bergeron, M. Francis, B. McNeal, L. Guonct, A. LcCours. BACK ROW: Mr. Christopherscn, D. Worth, J. Carter, H. McNcal. Dam Orchestra MR. PETER BROWN Assistant Director MR. ROY CHRISTOPHERSEN Department Director The Dance Band was a great success this year. Early in the year it acquired some more talented members, who contributed greatly to the harmony. The Dance Band was able to obtain new music, because of its success in past presentations. Under the direction of Mr. Christophersen and Mr. Brown, the group was able to provide a fine performance for many col- lege activities and to join with the Caledonia Chamber Orches- tra in the annual college musical. FRONT ROW: W. Schiappa, D. Gould, I. Onsruth, F. Hartmann, P. Baumann, M. Desrochers, M. Ramon, J. Kamens. BACK ROW: A. Brousscau, T. Camacho, A. LeCours, R. Thompson, R. Fraser, D. Mack, C. Martin, M. Streeter. Dramatics Club President DEANNA GOULD Adviser BARBARA MARTIN Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Barbara Martin of Lyn- don Center, the Dramatics Club was off to a good start. The new officers were Deanna Gould, President; John Laskevich, Vice- President; and Linda Onsruth, Secretary-Treasurer. The group held regular work- shops on the different phases of theatre arts in an effort to im- prove their technique and under- standing of stage movement in dramatic production. R. Fraser, D. Gould, Mr. Kelly, A. LeCours, L. Ramsdell, W. Schiappa, R. Thompson Delta Psi Omega LES RAMSDELL Cast President MR. BRIAN C. KELLY Cast Director Delta Psi Omega is a national honorary fraternity for dramatics. In order to belong, one must ac- cumulate a certain number of points based on outstanding in- terest, ability, and participation in dramatics. Performances staged by members of the organization are designed to entertain, en- lighten, instruct, and portray people's emotions. This year's officers are Brian C. Kelly, Cast Director; Les Rams- dell, Cast President; Dick Fraser, Cast Vice-President; and Deanna Gould, Cast Business Manager. FRONT ROW: D. Bisson, D. Porter, R. leno, R. Sullivan, J. Saskiewicz. BACK ROW: Dr. Long, H. Church, H. Murphy, R. Thompson, R. Fraser, F. Follctt, D. Murray, L. Ramsdell. kappa Delta Phi ROBERT IENO President MR. ALFRED TOBORG Adviser Kappa Delta Phi is a national educational and social fraternity established at LTC in 1959. The purpose of this organization is to bring together the male mem- bers of various colleges and de- partments of education in this country and to promote the high- est educational ideals and prac- tices. At the National Convention in 1961, XI Chapter was presented the Franklin C. Roberts Award for Philanthropy for services ren- dered at LTC. M. Bisson, J. Laskevich, F. Hartmann, H. Church, M. Reed. Citer ary Club JOHN LASKEVICH President MR. BRIAN C. KELLY Adviser One of the newer organizations on campus is the Literary Club. It publishes The Minor Bird, a magazine of original composi- tions by the students and faculty. The club carries on informal discussions about literary works of authors and novices. FRONT ROW: K. DeSio, S. Garand, M. Raymond, K. Burrill, J. Haynes, N. LaBounty, N. Bigelow, $. Memolo, M. Hood, J. te Bert de Bar. AAIDDLE ROW: C.'Baumann, C. Boulanger, R. Niles, J. Ciardiello, J. lippens, D. Rostosky, M. Francis, A. lippcns, D. Sanville, P. Gagetta. BACK ROW: A. Brousseau, G. McCaffrey, P. Brown, A. LeCours, C. Ginnett, E. Guyette, J. Saskiewicz, R. Sullivan, P. Brown, S. Conant. Newman Club The Newman Club is basically a Catholic organization but it is open to all of the students on the campus. Its primary function is to fulfill, not only the spiritual needs of the students, but also the edu- cational and social. Throughout the school year, the Newman Club sponsors and assists in carrying out various beneficial projects for the college, local community, and the underprivileged. ROBERT SULLIVAN MR. ALFRED TOBORG MR. DONALD MILLER President Advisers mam FRONT ROW: B. Hoyt, J. Kamen , M. Reed, L. Stancliff, E. Barber, N. Woodard. BACK ROW: M. Chesley, N. Hinckley, R. Whitcher, D. Fuller, H. Church, P. Brown. Campus Jaith Organization MRS. VIRGINIA JARDINE MARY REED DR. JOHN MESSICK President Advisers The Campus Faith Organization open to all students holds among its ideals and purposes the pro- moting of fellowship and under- standing, duty and respect to all humanity with love, tolerance, justice, benevolence, and peace for all mankind. As a means of carrying on these purposes, the group has held religious discussion groups, Christmas activities for the school and community, plus some ser- vice activities each month. The group has purchased the New English Translation of the Bible for the library. 45 Athletics Mkletic Associations Council Students wishing to participate in intercollegiate and intramural sports on campus belong to the Women's Athletic Association and the Men's Athletic Association. It is the duty of these two executive councils to draw up and control their organizations' budgets. It is also the duty of the WAA to arrange the annual Winter Carnival and the Athletic Banquet. BETTIE JONES MR. THOMAS PIKE MR. LEONARD DREW WAA President Advisers FRONT ROW: R. Simpson, R. Heath, D. Martinovich, M. Buzzi, C. Metcalf. BACK ROW: P. Heath, T. Comacho, E. Harris, R. Carte©, G. Russell, J. Somero, Coach Pike. Soccer The 1961-62 LTC soccer team under Coach Tom Pike completed their season with a 4-3 confer- ence record. This record gave the team a fourth place position in the conference standings. The team's captain was Royce Pete Pinard, a member of this year's graduating class. FRONT ROW: G. Cahill, M. Brown, J. Marden, N. LaBounty, R. Skinner, S. Feathcrstonhaugh. BACK ROW: B. Jones, L Standiff, J. Cummings, D. Fu lerton, L. Limoges, G. McCaffrey, P. Baumann, M. Desrochers, J. laBert de Bar, manager. Women’s Soccer Fourteen girls turned out to play soccer this fall. The women's soccer team had a limited sea- son this year with only a two game schedule. Coach Ray Grout's Hornettes lost both of these games. Despite the lack of games played, the girls looked good and worked hard. PAT BAUMANN BETTIE JONES JAN CUMMINGS LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Cartce, G. Spooner, L. Duffy, Coach Drew, G. Girard, T. Tucker, V. Ste. Marie. Missing from lineup—R. Walker, R. Pinard, R. Mainati, L. Ramsdell. Basketball Paced by the all round team play of seniors and co-captains. Tucker and Pinard, Lyndon com- piled a nine win and twelve loss record. With the addition of two new students, Girard and Ste. Marie at semester break, and replacements from the intramural league, Coach Drew's quintet finally snapped a nine game losing streak with two closing season victories during Winter Car- nival Weekend. The squad that finished the season was without doubt one of the smoothest working outfits to represent the college in many a year. Out-heighted and out-manned but never out-fought would best describe Lyndon's contribution to basketball for 1961-62. LARRY DUFFY TOMMY TUCKER BOB WALKER FRONT ROW: G. Cahill, J. McNally, B. Flemming, N. LaBounty. MIDDLE ROW: J. Cummings, R. Skinner, L. Sfancliff, M. Brown, J. Warden, P. Baumann. BACK ROW: C. Baumann, J. Marden, B. Davis, R. Vigneault, G. McCaffrey, S. Featherstonehaugh. Women’s basketball Sixteen young women turned out to play in the intercollegiate basketball program. This year's team in a rebuilding process, is made up primarily of freshman girls. The girls have a serious in- terest in the game and each is contributing her support to the other. The future should see many more fine women's basketball teams at Lyndon. GERRY CAHILL MERLYN COURSER, Coach JEAN McNALLY FRONT ROW: R. Little, G. Skirry, J. Storti, G. Spooner, R. Malnati, C. Twiss, R. Murray. MIDDLE ROW: E. Harris, E. Guyotte, A. Jarvis, H. Huntington, R. Pinard, R. Grout, E. Brehauf. BACK ROW: Coach L. Drew, D. Currier, R. McFarland, M. Buzzi, R. Creaser, S. Paquette, T. Smith, C. Gunzinger. baseball A good nucleus of veterans returned to this year's squad with Doug Murray, 3-0 and Pete Pinard 2-0 leading the pitching staff. In the outfield Ray Grout, 520 and Gary Spooner, 409 re- turned; hold-overs in the infield were Bob Malnati, 440, and John Storti, 304. In the catching department Ed Brehaut, 286, and Robert Murray, 200, were back behind the plate. A rough schedule of 16 games faced the squad with the Spring trip to Washington, D.C., as the highlight of the season. BOB MALNATI Leading Infielder FRONT ROW: R. Skinner, B. Jones, S. Featherstonchaugh. BACK ROW: J. Marden, J. Cummings, P. Baumann, L. Limoges, D. Fullerton, M. Brown. Softball Last season the Hornettes were under the able coaching of Fred Jacek. Although'a great deal of time was spent practicing, not many games were played. Most of the games were played in intramural contests. However, the two games that the Hornettes did play in the '61 season were victories. More competition with other colleges was anticipated for the '62 season. JOANNE MARDEN MARG BROWN RUTH SKINNER LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Simpson, M. Buzzi, J. Geo, R. Heath, C. Metcalf. Zrack and Tield The first track and field team in LTC's history was founded an successfully built up by Coach Dudley S. Bell in 1960. The team proved a worthy college representative in the '60 meets. They surprised many of the larger colleges in southern New England by placing third in the New England Teachers College Athletic Association Meet held at New Haven, Connecticut. There LTC's Jim Gee set a New England shot put record. The '61 team defeated Castleton and accomplished a near win with the U.V.M. Freshmen. The '61 track season was sub-climaxed by the team's winning of the NETCIM Meet which took place at Fitchburg, Mass. The year was climaxed by the winning of the NECSAC trophy at Bridgewater, Connecticut. JIM GEE NECSAC Trophy Shot Put and Discus Thrower ROBERT HEATH Team High Scorer LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Featherjtonehaugh, J. LaBcrt de Bar, D. Fullerton, G. McCaffrey, S. Conant, S. Garand. Cheerleaders Two veterans plus four new cheerleaders plus six new uniforms and several new cheers added up to a sparkling cheering squad. SALLY CONANT Captain College Memories 55 9 - 56 i 67 'Directory m Achilles, Edna, Star Route, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1965 Achilles, Raymond, R.F.D. 1, Groton, Vermont, 1963 Ainsworth, Patricia, Walden, Vermont, 1963 Aitchison, James, Box 131, S. Barre, Vermont, 1963 Akley, Erma, 84 Broad Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1965 Allen, Charles, 728 Country Way, Scituate, Mass., 1965 Anderson, Hazel, 9 West Street, Brattleboro, Ver- mont, 1962 Atwood, Roger, 23 Westminster Terrace, Bellows Falls, Vermont, 1964 Bailey, Lorraine, Barton, Vermont Ball, Charlotte, 22 St. Mary Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1962 Barber, Elsie, Hardwick, Vermont, 1964 Baumann, Constance, 34 Oakview Avenue, Ocean- side, New York, 1965 Baumann, Patricia, R.F.D. 1, Plainfield, Vermont, 1962 Beck, Doreen, Groton, Vermont, 1965 Belanger, Lucien, R.F.D. 1, Enosburg Falls, Vermont, 1963 Bergeron, Robert, 3 Church Street, Plainfield, Conn., 1965 Bernier, Paul, 79 Portland Street, St. Johnsbury, Ver- mont, 1963 Berry, Lloyd, LTC Trailer Park, Lyndon Center, Ver- mont, 1963 Biglow, Nancy, R.F.D. 2, St. Albans, Vermont, 1965 Bisson, Bernard, Barre, Vermont, 1963 Bisson, David, Box 68, Main Street, South Barre, Ver- mont, 1963 Bisson, Mary, R.F.D., Lyndonville, Vermont, 1964 Blair, Norman, Main Street, Rochester, Vermont, 1965 Blakeman, James, River Street, Bethel, Vermont, 1963 Bona, Ester, Concord, Vermont, 1964 Bonang, Henry, 71 Railroad Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1964 Boulanger, Catherine, 8 Liberty Street, Orleans, Ver- mont, 1963 Boulrisse, Anita, Winooski, Vermont, 1962 Brehaut, Edwin, West Woodstock, Vermont, 1964 Brickey, Rebecca, Upper Plain, Bradford, Vermont, 1965 Brien, Richard, Pine Hill, Derby, Vermont, 1964 Brousseau, Annette, Averill, Vermont, 1964 Brown, Barbara, 93-25 Vanderveer Street, Queens Village 28, New York, 1964 Brown, Marjory, 7 Mountain Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1964 Brown, Patricia, 93-25 Vanderveer Street, Queens Village, New York, 1963 urown, Phyllis, 93-25 Vanderveer Street, Queens Village, New York, 1963 Burrill, Kathleen, 29 Gay Street, Orange, Mass., 1965 Burroughs, Richard, Main Street, Lyndonville, Ver- mont, 1963 Buzzi, Michael, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1964 Cahill, Gerry, Island Pond, Vermont, 1965 Cahill, Steven, Island Pond, Vermont, 1964 Camacho, Tito, 1472 Wilkins Avenue, Bronx 59, New York, 1965 Carlisle, Dale, 47 Lake Street, Hudson, Mass., 1964 Carpenter, Grant, Concord, Vermont, 1964 Cartee, Roger, Hill Street, Newport, Vermont, 1965 Carter, Jackson, 8 Charles Street, Lyndonville, Ver- mont, 1965 Charron, Dale, 119 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 Charron, Rodney, 36 Main Street, Lyndonville, Ver- mont, 1965 Chesley, Marilyn, Lyme Center, New Hampshire, 1963 Chesney, Ardys, North Street, Island Pond, Vermont, 1962 Church, Henry, West Charleston, Vermont, 1963 Ciardiello, Johnanna, 213 Prospect Street, Englewood, New Jersey, 1964 Clogston, Vernon, LTC Trailer Park, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1964 Coffin, Howard, 43 Lincoln Street, Woodstock, Ver- mont, 1964 Comstock, Malcolm, Post Mills, Vermont, 1963 Conant, Sally, Mclndoe Falls, Vermont, 1962 Corologos, James, North Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1962 68 Courser, Clarence, West Burke, Vermont, 1962 Courser, Merlyn, West Burke, Vermont, 1962 Creaser, Robert, 40 Lafayette Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1962 Cummings, Janice, 85 East Street, Orleans, Vermont, 1963 Currier, Susan, 151 Elm Street, Newport, Vermont, 1963 Curtis, Lawrence, Prospect Street, Lyndonville, Ver- mont, 1962 Davidson, Phyllis, South Royalton, Vermont, 1964 Davis, Barbara, R.F.D. 1, Wolcott, Vermont, 1965 Davis, Malcolm, Newbury, Vermont, 1963 DeSio, Karen, 466 Canterbury Turnpike, Norwich, Connecticut, 1965 Desrocher, Mary, Passumpsic, Vermont, 1964 Dewing, Russell, 12 North Avenue, Orleans, Vermont, 1964 Dodge, Ellen Topsham, Vermont Donald, Andrew, Graniteville, Vermont, 1965 Dow, Carrie, Box 47, R.F.D. 1, Windsor, Vermont, 1963 Duffy, Lawrence, 228 Maple Street, Burlington, Ver- mont, 1965 Dugdale, Sandra, Passumpsic Avenue, Wilder, Ver- mont, 1964 Dunn, Thomas, East Hardwick, Vermont, 1964 Durocher, Lawrence, Charles Street, Lyndonville, Ver- mont, 1962 Dwyer, Lawrence, R.F.D. 1, Sheffield, Vermont, 1965 Eaton, Virginia, 12 Prospect Street, Lyndonville, Ver- mont, 1964 Evans, Robert, 66 Montrose Avenue, Portland, Maine, 1964 English, Carol, 235 South Main Street, Orange, Mass- achusetts, 1965 Fairbrother, Rita, Fairlee, Vermont, 1964 Featherstonehaugh, Sarah, Duanesburg, New York, 1963 Fellows, Alicia, Fairview Street, White River Junction, Vermont, 1963 Fisher, Lionel, Bradford, Vermont, 1962 Fleming, Bonita, Rochester, Vermont, 1965 Follett, Frank, Prospect Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 Follett, Harrison, Box 293, Montpelier, Vermont, 1962 Follett, Sarah, Prospect Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 Franchot, Charles, 24 Bowdoin Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1964 Francis, Michael, West Proctor Road, Center Rutland, Vermont, 1965 Fraser, Richard, Norwich, Vermont, 1962 Fritts, Kathleen, 1 Beech Street, Cranford, New Jersey, 1965 Fuller, Donald, 25 Spring Street, Newport, Vermont, 1963 Fullerton, Diane, Top Acres, South Woodstock, Ver- mont, 1964 Gagetta, Pola, R.F.D. 2, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1963 Gajdosik, Karl, 4 Wakeman Place, Westport, Con- necticut, 1965 Garand, Sue, 17 Roberts Place, Montpelier, Vermont, 1962 Gaskin, Gisele, 37 Pinehurst, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1963 Gee, James, Wilder, Vermont, 1962 Gilman, David, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1963 Gilman, Rena, Lyndon Center, Vermont Gilwee, Williafn, 31 Lincoln Avenue, St. Albans, Ver- mont, 1963 Ginnett, Charles, Graniteville, Vermont, 1963 Glines, Jon, 33 Charlotte Avenue, Nashua, New Hampshire, 1965 Goffe, Anna, 22 Fifth Avenue, Waterford, Vermont, 1964 Goodro, Richard, Box 224, East Middlebury, Ver- mont, 1965 Goss, Clarice, Barnet, Vermont, 1963 Gould, Deanna, Marshfield, Vermont, 1963 Gray, Dalton, Middle Street, Island Pond, Vermont, 1965 Gray, Joan, 91 Vergason Avenue, Norwich, Con- necticut, 1963 Greenwood, lone, 69 Main Street, Lyndonville, Ver- mont, 1963 Greenwood, Jane, Orleans, Vermont, 1965 69 Greenwood, Nancy, 34 Charles Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1965 Grout, Raymond, Williamsville, Vermont, 1962 Guenet, Leo, 67 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1963 Gunzinger, Carl, 2 Eaton Avenue, Brattleboro, Ver- mont, 1964 Guyette, Ellwood, R.F.D., Orleans, Vermont, 1962 Hahn, Janice, Bradford, Vermont, 1962 Hall, Richard, 41 Lafayette Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1964 Hamel, Arline, Box 65, St. Johnsbury Center, Ver- mont, 1965 Harris, Earle, 51 Frost Street, Brattleboro, Vermont, 1964 Hartman, Frances, South Ryegate, Vermont, 1964 Harvey, JoAnn, 13 Church Street, Richford, Vermont, 1964 Haynes, Judith, 23 High Street, Woodstock, Vermont, 1964 Heath, Robert, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1964 Heath, Philip, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1965 Hinckley, Nancy, Box 150, Jordan Road, Willimantic, Connecticut, 1964 Holliday, Nancy, LTC Trailer Park, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1964 Holmquist, Philip, 192 Canal Street, Brattleboro, Vermont, 1962 Hopkins, George, Cabot, Vermont, 1963 Hoyt, Elizabeth, Tunbridge, Vermont, 1964 Hood, Mary, R.F.D. 1, Montpelier, Vermont, 1964 Hudson, Bruce, 43 Charles Street, Lyndonville, Ver- mont, 1964 Hull, Hilda, Hartland, Vermont, 1962 Huntington, George, Bradford, Vermont, 1964 Huntington, James, Bradford, Vermont, 1965 Irving, Edward, 32 Daniel Boulevard, Bloomfield, Connecticut, 1965 Jacobs, Kenneth, R.F.D. 2, Williamstown, Vermont, 1965 Jaffe, Alan, 30 Rob Roy Road, Worcester, Massachu- setts, 1965 Johnson, Keith, Lyndon Center, Vermont Jones, Bettie, Barre, Vermont, 1963 Kamens, Judith, Box 13, East Burke, Vermont, 1965 Katz, Alan, 630 Vermont Street, Brooklyn 7, New York Kent, Edward, 6 Roberts Avenue, Poultney, Vermont, 1962 King, James, Box 401, Island Pond, Vermont, 1962 LaBounty, Nancy, Box 4, Oakdale, Connecticut, 1965 Ladeau, Brian, Richford, Vermont, 1964 Lange, John, Fairlee, Vermont, 1965 Langley, Dennis, Groveton, New Hampshire, 1965 Lapierre, Donald, 43 Northern Avenue, Newport, Vermont, 1963 Laskevich, John, Fairground Road, Springfield, Ver- mont, 1965 Lawson, Betty, Irasburg, Vermont, 1963 Le Bert de Bar, JoAnn, 283 Main Street, Hanover, Connecticut, 1965 Leno, Robert, 11 North Street, Montpelier, Vermont, 1963 Lippens, Annette, 19 Third Street, Newport, Vermont, 1962 Lippens, Jeanine, 19 Third Street, Newport, Vermont, 1962 Limoges, Lucille, Newport Center, Vermont, 1963 Little, Raymond, 164 North Main Street, Fair Haven, Vermont, 1963 Lombardi, Francis, 48 Almy Street, Fall River, Mass- achusetts, 1964 Lomazoff, Howard, 108-49 65th Road, Forest Hills 75, New York Long, Charles, Main Street, Albany, Vermont, 1962 Long, Stephen, 18 Pond Street, Greenfield, Mass- achusetts, 1962 LeClere, Ralph, 5 Odell Park, Groveton, New Hamp- shire, 1965 LeCours, Annette, West Church Street, Hardwick, Vermont, 1962 Lyman, William, 17 Maple Terrace, Waterford, Con- necticut, 1965 Maclver, Ann, 14 Tremont Street, St. Johnsbury, Ver- mont, 1964 Mack, Deborah, Box 24, Fairlee, Vermont, 1965 Mackie, Howard, 6 Victory Circle, White River Junc- tion, Vermont, 1964 70 Magwire, Donald, 26 Pine Street, Springfield, Ver- mont, 1963 Malnati, Robert, 14 French Street, Newport, Ver- mont, 1964 Marden, Joanne, Arlton Avenue, Ramsey, New Jersey, 1963 Markey, Carolyn, 6 McClellan Avenue, Norwich, Con- necticut, 1965 Marsh, Carolyn, 23 Middle Street, Newport, Ver- mont, 1964 Martel, Agnes, Box 328, Concord, Vermont, 1965 Martin, Clifton, Box 206, Plainfield, Vermont, 1963 Martinovich, David, 81 Green Street, Schuylerville, New York, 1964 Mayhew, Eva, Hartford, Vermont, 1965 McCaffrey, Gail, 55 South Williams Street, Haverhill Massachusetts, 1965 McGee, Laurence, Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 McNally, Jean, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1964 McNeal, Baxter, Pine Hill, Newport, Vermont, 1965 McNeal, Hugh, Pine Hill, Newport, Vermont, 1965 Memolo, Shirley, 590 Goebel Street, Berlin, New Hampshire, 1965 Meredith, Patricia, R.F.D. 1, Middletown, Delaware, 1965 Metcalf, Charles, Plainfield, Vermont, 1962 Miller, Joan, 22 Clark Street, Norwood, New York, 1965 Morey, Rochelle, 15 Union Street, St. Johnsbury, Ver- mont, 1965 Morris, Dale, Darling Hill, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1965 Morse, John, 15 Runnelle Street, Portland, Maine, 1964 Mosher, David, Lymann Street, Lake Pleasant, Mass- achusetts, 1964 Moulton, Marianne, Georgetown Road, Boxford, Massachusetts, 1964 Moyse, Stanley, Concord, Vermont, 1965 Murphy, Howard, 110 Elm Street, Cohasset, Mass- achussets, 1962 Murphy, William, 36 Sherwood Road, Medford, Massachusetts, 1964 Murray, David, 90 Catherine Street, Hartford, Con- necticut, 1963 Murray, Douglas, 3 Currier Street, Barre, Vermont, 1963 Murray, Robert, Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1963 Niles, Ray, High Street, Barton, Vermont, 1965 Noble, Rodney, Granby, Vermont, 1964 Noyes, Maude, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 Onsruth, Linda, Hartford Avenue, Wilder, Vermont, 1963 Ouellette, Cecile, 43 Maple Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1962 Ouellete, Ronald, 17 Cherry Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1965 Paquette, Stuart, 15 Alpine Street, Lyndonville, Ver- mont, 1963 Pena, Michael, Box 72, Groton, Vermont, 1963 Peters, Jon, Fairground Road, Springfield, Vermont, 1963 Peters, Marion, 1 Caledonia Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1965 Pike, Jean, Passumpsic, Vermont, 1962 Pilvelis, Sandra, Oxoboxo Cross Road, Oakdale, Con- necticut, 1964 Pinard, Royce, R.F.D. 2, Concord, Vermont, 1962 Pfenning, Thomas, 51 Watkins Avenue, Rutland, Vermont, 1964 Pond, Joan, 91 Center Street, Richford, Vermopt, 1964 Porter, Dale, Church Street, Barton, Vermont, 1962 Porter, Dean, Church Street, Barton, Vermont, 1965 Ramon, Mary, 74 Currier Street, Barre, Vermont, 1965 Ramsdell, Leslie, Bradford, Vermont, 1962 Reed, Mary, Main Street, North Troy, Vermont, 1964 Reed, Patricia, 67 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1962 Reilly, Jon, Richmond, Vermont, 1962 Rhodes, Edwin, 98 Spring Street, Newport, Vermont, 1962 Rhodes, Rosalie, 98 Spring Street, Newport, Vermont, 1962 71 Rich, David, 1 Odell Street, Groveton, New Hamp- shire, 1963 Riegel, William, 21 Clyde Street, Newport, Vermont, 1964 Robinson, James, 8 Depot Street, Lyndonville, Ver- mont, 1962 Rose, Duane, 1 Woodbury Road, Concord, Vermont, 1965 Rostosky, Dorothy, Vershire, Vermont, 1963 Rouelle, Robert, 9 Guernsey Avenue, Montpelier, Vermont, 1965 Russell, Gary, 10 Utility Road, Scituate, Massachus- etts, 1964 Sanville, Douglas, Bluff Road, Newport, Vermont, 1964 Sargent, Gerald, Lyndon, Vermont, 1962 Saskiewicz, John, 11 Church Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1962 Schiappa, Wilsene, 100 Jewett Avenue, Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1962 Sisco, Warren, Newport, Vermont, 1962 Simpson, Russell, R.F.D. 1, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1963 Smith, Beverly, Ely, Vermont, 1965 Smith, Juanita, Ashland, New Hampshire, 1962 Smith, Thomas, Mountain Street, Island Pond, Ver- mont, 1964 Smyth, Karen, Labor-in-Vain Road, Ipswich, Massa- chusetts, 1965 Somero, John, New Ipswich, New Hampshire, 1965 Stancliff, Linda, R.F.D. 1, Morrisville, Vermont, 1964 Stone, Nancy, R.F.D. 1, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1963 Storti, John, 12 Division Street, Barre, Vermont, 1962 Streeter, Deborah, 14 Casement Street, Darien, Con- necticut, 1964 Streeter, Marjorie, P.O. Box 73, Lunenburg, Ver- mont, 1965 Sullivan, Robert, East Brimfield Road, Brimfield, Massachusetts, 1962 Thompson, Royce, South Ryegate, Vermont, 1962 Thompson, Susan, South Ryegate, Vermont, 1964 Totas, Elaine, P.O. Box 61, Bradford, Vermont, 1965 Tucker, Albert, Old Orchard Beach, Maine, 1962 Twiss, Carl, Newport, Vermont, 1962 Vance, Robert, Hill Street, Danville, Vermont, 1965 Vinton, Michael, Derby Line, Vermont, 1965 Vignault, Rossanna, 61 Pearl Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1965 Urquart, Alexander, West Newbury, Vermont, 1964 Walker, Robert, 176 West Main Street, Newport, Vermont, 1963 Walker, Thomas, 194 Union Street, Littleton, New Hampshire, 1965 Warden, Jean, Barnet, Vermont, 1964 Waterhouse, Donald, Craftsbury, Vermont, 1965 Watson, Richard, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1964 Webber, Charlene, East Haven, Vermont, 1964 Webster, John, Caswell Avenue, Derby Line, Vermont, 1965 Welch, Keziah, South Ryegate, Vermont, 1964 Wellington, Dave, Park Street, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1964 Whitcher, Robert, South Ryegate, Vermont, 1964 White, Leonard, 8 Tainter Street, Medford Massachus- etts, 1964 Willey, David, R.F.D. 2, Lyndonville, Vermont, 1963 Williams, Barbara, Perkinsville, Vermont, 1964 Wilson, Gloria, 73 High Street, Mystic, Connecticut, 1964 Winchester, Mavis, South Ryegate, Vermont, 1964 Wing, Barbara, 23 Holland Road, Melrose, Massachus- etts, 1963 Wing, Hannah, Island Pond, Vermont, 1964 Woodard, Norma, R.F.D. 1, Barton, Vermont, 1962 Worboys, Douglas, 5 Orchard Street, Newport, Ver- mont, 1963 Worth, Diane, Derby Street, Island Pond, Vermont, 1965 Zampieri, John, South Ryegate, Vermont, 1965 Zayir, Abdulla, Arabian American Oil Company, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, 1964 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 72 A tf SII? 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