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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

GLORIOUS BEER I-et me sing you a song of a gargle, A lotion to me very dear. I refer to that grand lubricator 1 hat wonderful tonic called beer. boom. boom. boom, boom Beer, beer, glorious beer. Fill yourself right up to here. Don’t be afraid of it. Drink till you’re made of it, Drink up that old lager beer, boom, boom, boom, boom. Drink a great deal of it, make a whole meal of it, Come, boys, a rousing good cheer: More beer! Up with the sale of it. Down with a bale of it! Glorious, glorious beer. DRUNK LAST NIGHT Drunk last night, drunk the night before, Gonna get drunk tonight like we’ve never been drunk before, For when we’re drunk we’re as happy as can be, For we all go to LSC Singing glorious, glorious. One keg of beer for the four of us, Sing glory be to God that there are no more of us. For one of us could drink it all alone. All alone (damn near), all alone (damn near). Glory be to God that there are no more of us. For one of us could drink it all alone. OH IT’S BEER BEER BEER Oh it’s beer beer beer that makes you want to cheer. In the corps, in the corps, Oh it’s beer beer beer that makes you want to cheer. In the Quartermaster, Quartermaster corps. My eyes are dim, I cannot see. I did hey not ho bring my specs with me. Whisky-Frisky Rye-Spry Vermouth-U ncouth Gin-Sin Rum-Bum Vodka-Hotka Sherry-Hairy Port-Sport Water-Oughter Bourbon-Urban Pepsi-Sexy H'O-Go Tea-P Ale-Hale Schenley’s-Friendly Coke-Broke BARKEEP, BARKEEP (Tune: “Daisy, Daisy”) Barkeep, barkeep, give me your answer true, I’m half crazy over your foamy brew. I don’t have any money, but wouldn’t I look funny, Staring at you, across the bar. without any drink in my hand • 7 SfciS VERLYN 1963 -V LYNDON STATE COLLEGE Lyndon Center, Vermont : Contents TITLE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE FACULTY STAFF SENIORS CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS COLLEGE MEMORIES ALMA MATER DIRECTORY 2 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF VERMONT STATE COLLEGES The transfer of control of the Vermont State Colleges from the State Board of Education to the present Board of Trustees on July 1. 1962. was not only a great boon to the overworked State Board of Education, but opened the way for an impressive advance in higher education in Vermont. The present Board, pictured above, actually worked on the problems of the colleges for almost a year before the formal assumption of control. This conscientious concern with the colleges has already shown not- able results. The membership of the Board is as follows: Chairman. Mr. H. Ward Bedford of Cornwall: Vice-Chairman. Mr. George Van Santvoord of Bennington: Secretary. Miss Mary Jean Simpson, of Craftsburv; Mrs. Frances Carpenter of Fair Haven: Mr. Robert Corley of Wolcott: Mr. Maurice Keenen of Burlington: Mr. Richard W. Mallary of Fairlee: Dr. Edward K. Reiman of Rutland; Mr. Frank M. Santon of Hyde Park. Mr. Keenan was not present when the picture was taken. 4 Dr. Robert E. Long, President Some may think that, to the harried administrator, the task of preparing each year some parting words for the graduating class is a chore, or even a bore. For me it is not so. It is an opportunity and a pleasure which I relish. Particularly is this so with the class of 1963. For this is “my class. ' With you I entered Lyndon in 1959. With you I have suffered and rejoiced, winced and triumphed, wept and laughed. To those who “stay put” in a college while the succeeding academic generations march past, there is a certain sameness about the graduation season, extending even to the proud panoply of the academic procession and the treasured ritual of conferring the degree. And yet to me and to my colleagues who began here when you did this is a very special graduation. In those, moreover, who have been at Lyndon both longer than you and for a shorter time, whether they are officers of the administration or teachers or staff or students, there cannot be one whit less of warmth in their good wishes. In behalf of all of them, and especially in my own behalf. I greet you as graduating seniors and wish you all success and happiness. 5 J. D. Messick Dear Students, You have come through another year with the attendant pleasures and disappointments. These are present with all of us. You can appreciate your successes and benefit by your failures, if you can look at them objectively. It has been a pleasure to observe your progress during the year. As you have applied yourselves you have become more competent and self-assured. When you have done otherwise an objective for the future has become less at- tainable. However, in either case there is nothing within reason to which you cannot aspire and attain, because of your youth and the time that lies before you. Let nothing deter you from the realization of your greatest potential. “He can who thinks he can. To the Seniors, I wish you the greatest possible success. To all other students I advise you to let nothing hinder your progress toward graduation. And upon all of you I pray God’s richest blessings. May He ever bless and prosper you for the enrichment of His program wherever you may be. Your sincere friend, J. D. Messick, Dean To the graduating class of 1963: My congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1963. Our expectation is that whatever the circumstances or social pressures you face, you will l e able to define issues objec- tively and altruistically. The extent to which you will be free to do this and not be deflected by the need for emotional expression will be de- termined by the degree of self-under- standing you have attained. Let us hope that you have started pursuing such a program and will thereby make a constructive contribution to our society. Susan C. Gallagher, Director of Student Personnel S. C. Gallagher FACULTY EDUCATION DORIS WELLS, M.A. JOHN I). MESSICK. Ph.D. ESTHER S. BUSSELL, Ed.M. Dept. Head To teach the whole is to realize They tried. they tried. and they..................still tried! i the body complements the mind HISTORY GRAHAM S. NEWELL, A.M. Dept. Head ALFRED TOBORG. M.A. f Learning from the past actuates the ENGLISH MARY BISSON. A.M. Dept. Head BRIAN KELLY. A.B. NANCY WALLACE. M.A. (Absent time of picture) need to communicate our rich heritage Smile! You're on candid camera. Is tlie accreditation board coming today? Great is the need for the What, no camera? You feel this way all of the time? PSYCHOLOGY understanding of mind and matter. Well, what do you think? No. It comes from Montpelier. The doc’s wife. The best of arts There are two more at home. Love and music equals home. is the original. Who put the cement in my deodorant? He went that-a-way! 16 MATERIALS PEG KAMENS, Bookstore LIFE ETHEL M. TOWNSEND RUTH SHARPLY ELLA PURCELL SAM DIEGO. Chef RUTH SOUTHOUSE LOVE DOROTHY MaHANEY PEARL McELRAVY LABOR CLINTO ADAMS. Maintenance Supt. george Carpenter, maintenance CYRIL HAMEL, maintenance PAUL SOUTHOUSE, maintenance, Burklyn JOHN SHARPLY, (absent from picture) 17 maintenance GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN SENIORS JOANNE MARDEN Ramsey, New Jersey Class Treasurer 3. I; Lyn News 1. 2: Glee Club 1, 2: CFO 1; WAA 14; Soccer 1. 2. 3: Basketball 2. 3: Soft- ball 14 DOUGLAS MURRAY Barre, Vermont Class Pres. I: Commencement Mar- shal 3; Baseball 14 JON M. PETERS Springfield, Vermont Class Vice Pres. 3, 1; MDU Court 1; Lyn News 1, 2; Soc- cer 1, 2, 3; Track 14 20 JANICE P. CUMMINGS Orleans. Vermont Dean’s Eist: Class Sec. 2. 4; WDC Sec. 2; Glee Club 1; WAA 1-1; Pres. 4; Soccer 2. 3: Softball 1. 3, 4; Basket- ball 1-4 CHARLES GINNETT Graniteville, Vermont Dean’s List: Student Govt. 3, 4: Class Pres. 3; Newman Club 1-4; Basketball Manager 1, 2. 3: Baseball Manager 1. 2.3 Dean’s List; Student Govt. 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Pres. 4; Campus Queen 2; Commencement Marshal 3; ESA PST Rep. 1, 4; Glee Club 1; Newman Club 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Soccer 1. 2; Basketball 1 SUSAN CURRIER Newport, Vermont 21 LEO H. GUENET Lvmlonville. Vermont Dean’s List; Dramatics Club 2 4; DPO 4, Commuters Club 1, 2; Orchestra 1-4; Dance Band 1 4; Verlyn Execu- tive Staff 4 NANCY V. STONE Lyndonville, Vermont Dean’s List; Class Secretary 3; Stu- dent Supreme Court 3, 4; Winter Car- nival Queen 3; Lyn News 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Commuters Club 1, 2; Verlyn Executive Staff 4 SARAH FEATHERSTONHAUGH Duanesburg, N. Y. Student Government 3; Glee Club 1; DPO 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2; Verlyn Executive Staff I; Cheerleader 3, 4, Cap- tain 1; Basketball Manager 1- 3; Soccer 1-4; Softball 1-3 22 DOROTHY A. ROSTOSKY Vcrshire. Vermont CLIFTON F. MARTIN Plainfield, Vermont Student Govt. 3; Supreme Court 1: Winter Carnival King 3; Verlyn 4; Lyn News 1-4, Editor 3; Glee Club 2, 3; CFO 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3, 4 23 MALCOLM J. DAVIS Newbury, Vermont Dean’s List; MDU Treasurer 4; Bas- ketball Statistician 2, 3, 4 CATHERINE BOULANGER Orleans, Vermont Lyn News 1; Dramatics Club 1; Glee Club 1-1; Orchestra 1-4; Newman Club 1-4 BARBARA WING Melrose. Massachusetts Dean’s List; Glee Club 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2; Softball 1, 2 24 PAUL E. BERNIER, JR. St. Johnsbury, Vermont Glee Club 1. 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1 DEANNA k. GOULD Cabot, Vermont Class Sec. 1; DPO 2, 3, 1. Business Manager 3, Pres. I: Dramatics Club 1-1, Sec. 2, Pres. 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Co-op Director 2, 3; WAA 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1; Softball 1 HENRY J. CHURCH West Charleston. Vermont Dean’s List; KDP 2, 3, 4, Asst. Sec. 3, Chaplain 4; Lyn Literary Club 2-4, Master 2. 3; Commuters Club 2; Glee Club 1; CFO 1-4; Pres. 2, Pro- gram Chairman 3; New- man Club 4; Soccer Trainer 1; Track Trainer 1,3 25 DAVID A. BISSON South Barre, Vermont Class Treas. 2; KDP 3 4, Sec. 3: MDU 1-3, Pres. 3; Verlyn 2; Glee Club 1; Newman Club 1-2; Candlelight 1 LUCILLE S. LIMOGES Newport Center, Vermont Newman Club 1-4; WAA 1-4, Sec. 3; Soccer 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Softball 1-2 CABBIE DOW Windsor, Vermont Drama Club 1-2; Glee Club 1 26 RICHARD BURROUGHS Newberry, Vermont Commuters Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2 BETTI E P. JONES Newport, Vermont Class Vice President 2; Student Gov- ernment 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; WAA 1 4, Vice President 2, President 3; WDC 1, 2; Soccer 1-4; Basketball 14; Softball 14 I ROBERT D. MURRAY Sharon, Vermont Dean’s List; Commuter’s Club 1, 2; Baseball 14 27 ROBERT E. LENO Montpelier, Vermont Student Govt. 4; Class Vice Pres. 1; MDU Sec. 2; KDP 1 4, Sec. 1, 2; Pres. 3, 4; Lyn News 1, 2; Glee Club 1 4; Co-op Director 28 POLA M. GAGETFA Danville, Vermont Lyn News 1: Newman Club 1-4; Vice Pres. 2; Co-op Board of Direc- tors 2; WDC Pres. 3; WAA 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Soccer 1. 2 DAVID MURRAY Hartford, Connecticut MDU 3; Newman Club 2; KDP 3, 4; Track 1 BETTY LAWSON Irasburg, Vermont Dean’s List; Glee Club 1; Basketball 1 29 30 PATRICIA BROWN Queens Village. New York Lyn News 2, 3, I: Glee Club 1. 2: Newman Club 1-4; ESA PST Rep. 3, 4; WAA 1, 2: Soccer 2 PATRICIA AINSWORTH Walden, Vermont Dean’s List; Lvn Notas 3; Commuters Club 1,2 31 DAVID GILMAN Lyndon Center, Vermont Soccer 1 4; Skiing 1; Track 2-4 BERNARD J. BISSON Barre, Vermont Student Govt. 3, Pres. 3; KDP 3-4; Supreme Court 2; DPO 3-1, Vice Pres. 4; Glee Club 1-4; Newman Club 1-2; Dramatics Club 1-2 LINDA ONSRUTH Wilder, Vermont Dean’s List; Supreme Court 3-4; WDC 2: DPO 4; ESAPC 3; Lyn News 2; Lyn Literary 2; Dramatics Club 2-3 PHYLLIS BROWN Long Island. New York WDC 1: NEA Convention 3- 4; CFO 1-3; Newman Club 1- 1; Glee Club 1-2; Lvn News 2- 4; WAA 1-2; Soccer 2 32 ■ 4 IONA GREENWOOD Lyndonville, Vermont PHILIP HOLMQUIST Brattleboro, Vermont Commuters Club 1, 2, 3; MAA 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3; Soccer 2, 3 MALCOLM COMSTOCK West Fairlee, Vermont Dean’s List; Student Govt. 4; Student Supreme Court 4; MDU Court 2, 3; ESA PST Rep. 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Track 1 33 CARL GUNZINGER Brattleboro. Vermont KDP 2. 3; Dramatics Club 1; Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Soccer 1, 2: Baseball 1-4 LORRAINE BAILEY Barton. Vermont 34 ELSIE BARBER Cichrane. Ontario. Canada LLOYD BERRY Lyndon Center, Vermont Pictures not available JAMES AITCHISON Montpelier, Vermont LAWRENCE McGEE Lyndonville, Vermont 35 BACK BOW: K. Miller, Pres., M. Buzzi, W. Ricgel, D. Martinovich, J. Morse, R. Heath, G. Russell, E. Harris, V-Pres. MIDDLE ROW: C. Webber, M. Reed, I). Fullerton, D. Streeter, Scc.-Treas., R. Malnati, E. Brehaut, J. Ladakakos, B. Brown, H. Wing. FRONT ROW: S. Dugdale, J. McNally, S. Pilvelis, J. Warden, R. Hall, C. Marsh, M. Jenkins, S. Follet. M. Brown, B. Kent. Over the past three years the Junior class has decreased greatly hut we are still blessed with forty members. The class chose Ken Miller as President. Earle Harris as Vice President, and Deborah Streeter as Secretary-Treasurer. The final formal dance of the year, which is the most memorable activity, is the Commencement Ball which is sponsored by the Juniors. 38 39 40 BACK ROW: L. Duffy, D. Gray, C. Allen, R. Cartcc, V.-Pres., J. Somcro, A. Madelena, A. Jaffee, R. LeClere, P. Heath, Pres. MIDDLE ROW: J. Greenwood, C. Baumann, B. Davis, M. Streeter, M. Francis, R. Vigneault, P. Meredith, C. Markcy, E. Totas, N. LaBounty. FRONT ROW: J. Kamens, N. Greenwood, K. Burri!!, S. Mcmolo, A. Martel, Sec., N. Bigelow, M. Ramon, N. Emerson, E. Archilles, G. Cahill, Treas. The Sophomore Class when it returned in September felt the loss of many members. However, at the first class meeting, it was found they still had enough members to elect Phil Heath as president, Roger Cartee as vice president, Gail McCafferey as secretary (when Gail left due to illness Agnes Martel was elected secretary), Gerry Cahill as treasurer, and Rossi Vigneault as Student Government representative. I)r. Dupont was elected the class faculty advisor. The class was responsible for the Christmas Ball and chose “Santa's Toy land” as the theme. Mr. McGowan was called upon for assistance with the decorations and contributed more than his share to the class. Although small in number the class participated nearly cn masse in the winter carnival and was rewarded for its efforts by capturing first place. Gerry Cahill added the most points and won the trophy for the most points in the women’s competition. 42 FRESHMEN HACK ROW: W. Jennings. P. Lang, B. Isaac, D. Bryan. H. Leach, K. Iocca, J. Selen, D. Bona, M. Callanan, W. Way. THIRD ROW: C. Tairo, A. Urquhart, W. Giffin. D. Dunn, J. Mallory, J. Hinchcy, D. Giguerc, A. Dilly, D. Jones, L. Bottum, R. Curtis. SECOND ROW: J. Streeter, C. Purple, G. Hurd, R. Holman, R. Cohen, D. Lundccn, E. Holzwarth, I). Middleton, E. Findlay, M. Ikeler, P. Wright, F. Jaquith. FRONT ROW: F. Barnes, J. Stagnitto, N. Frego, B. Duffy, J. Manchester. M. Schocnfeldt, E. Rogers, N. Eaton, M. Boig, L. Savoca, S. Adams, M. Cook. The Initiation Committee greeted the incoming Freshmen with many demerits. As punishment for obtaining a large quantity of demerits, a group of guilty Freshmen were tried before the Kangaroo Court. Fhe Freshman Class activities were the Graveyard Smash and the Commencement Breakfast. Under the capable leadership of our class officers Francis Jacquith President, David Jones Vice President. Joan Streeter Secretary, and Janet Manchester Treasurer, the Freshmen have had a most successful and rewarding year. 46 48 ORGANIZATIONS HACK ROW: S. Memolo, W. Stevens, I). Fullerton. FRONT ROW: M. Brown, M. Buzzi, R. Heath, R. Vignault, J. Warden; PRESIDENT Susan Currier. The Student Government is the focal point of all organizations on campus, and the legislative branch of the stu- dent body. The Student Government allocates money to each organization, makes up the social calendar, and co- ordinates the activities of several student organizations. YAKATY-YAKATY-YAK! STUDENT SUPREME COURT The Student Supreme Court is the highest student court on campus. Serving the students as an appellant court to lesser courts and with original jurisdiction to those students without a court. K. Miller, C. Martin, B. Hoyt, V. Clogston, N. Stone, M. Comstock, A. Zayir, E. Harris; CHIEF JUSTICE Vernon Ciogston LYN NEWS Lyn News, the college paper, brings to LSC students reliable accounts of student ac- tivities, news from the administration and faculty and other articles of interest. BACK ROW: I. Gilman, D. Dunn, D. Streeter, G. Russell, B. Isaac. FRONT ROW: B. Duffy, P. Wright, B. Davis, J. Streeter, S. Memolo, K. Burri 11; EDITOR Irwin Gilman S. Featlierstonhaugh, J. LcBert, dc Bar, F. Barnes, B. Hoyt, J. Manchester, M. Cook, B. Boig, P. Meredith, D. Fullerton, R. Min- shull, R. Curtis, G. Connors, D. Mosher, R. Cartce, R. Bricn, W. Way, L. Rogers, M. Iklcr, P. Randell, M. Raymond, C. Webber, J. Kamens, M. Moulton, 1). Beck, S. Dugdale, Mr. Brown. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club under the capable direc- tion of Mr. Christophersen and Mr. Brown, although smaller than in previous years, once again presented an outstanding musical year. Both the Christmas concert and The Pajama Game, the musical, were well produced and received. The Class of 1963 expresses its thanks to the music department for the opportunity to be a part of the spring musicals through- out its four years. 52 I he wind section shown at the right joins with the Caledonia Strings to provide music for the annual musical. The Strings also accompany the Glee Club at the Christmas concert. The wind section plays jam ses- sions and at dances during the school year. The extracurricular activities provided by the music department arc not limited to only the Glee Club and orchestra but extend over a wide range of musical activities. ORCHESTRA 53 VERLYN Verlyn. the L. S. C. yearbook, presents a pictorial view of the activities of each college year. Although the actual compilation of the book is the work of less than a handful of students, the participation and in- terest of all the student body in college organizations and activities are necessary for its success. The editorial staff is composed of the following seniors: Don Lapierre, Sally Featherstonhaugh, Nancy Stone. Leo Guenet, and Cliff Martin. The staff ap- preciates the contributions of the underclassmen, Binky Duffy. Agnes Martel. Judy Kamens, Sandy Dugdale, and Mike Francis. DELTA PSI OMEGA Delta Psi Omega is a national honorary fraternity for dramatics. Performances staged by members of the organization are designed to entertain, enlighten, instruct, and portray people’s emotions. D. Could, L. Onsruth, B. Bisson, M. Reed, S. Fethcrstonhaugh. BACK ROW: D. Murray. W. Riegel, R. Leno, Mr. Toborg, E. Harris. FRONT ROW: H. Church, A. Zayir, B. Bisson, C. Gun zinger. KAPPA DELTA PHI Kappa Delta Phi is a national educational and social fraternity established at LSC in 1959. The purpose of this organization is to bring together the male members of various colleges and departments of education in this country and to promote the highest educa- tional ideals and practices. TOP TO BOTTOM: B. Jennings, J. LeBertabar, I). Jones, K. Cartec, J. Malloy, A. Martel, N. La Bounty, C. Boulanger, C. Baumann, J. Hinchcy, I). Dunn, G. McCaffrey, J. Manchester, L. Onsruth, N. Bigalow, J. Stagnitto, M. Hood, K. Burrill, S. Memolo, Mr. Toborg, J. Morse, S. Adams, M. Raymond, L. Savoca, N frego, R. Bricn, L. Duffy, T. Raisccs, M. Baz, J. Matrician, M. Francis; PRESIDENT Larry Duffy l'lie Newman Club is basically a Catholic organization but it is open to all the students on the campus. Its primary function is to fulfill, not only the spiritual needs of the students, but also the educational and social. CAMPUS FAITH ORGANIZATION The Campus Faith Organization open to all students holds among its ideals and purposes the promoting of fellowship and understanding, duty and respect to all humanity with love, tolerance, justice, benevolence and peace for all mankind. 56 BACK ROW: II. Church, M. Cook, A. Martel, M. Streeter, M. Reed, P. Mcridcth, D. Beck, B. Mitchell. FRONT ROW: F. Barnes, B. Davis, E. Rogers, B. Hoyt, J. Kamens; PRESIDENT Betsy Hoyt CAPTAIN SALLY POLLY ROSSI JOAN JOANNE PINKY 58 Track and Field Team BACK ROW: J. Somcro, L. White, R. Walker. G. Russell, D. Gilman. FRONT ROW: R. Simpson, R. Heath. 59 Dave Mosher MONTREAL TRIP November 6. 1962 McGILL—0 LYNDON—0 60 Girls’ Basketball ’62- ’ 6 3 FRONT ROW: M. Hood, G. Cahill, N. UBounty, C. Marsh, G. Hurd, P. Meredith. L. Savoca. BACK ROW: M. Boig, C. Purple, B. Davis, D. Fullerton, J. Warden, C. Bau- mann, S. Adams, M. Brown. Coach: Dave Martinovich MANAGERS: Sally Featherstonhaugh Betty Lawson Judi Kamens 61 Men’s Soccer BACK ROW: G. Connors, E. Brehaut, G. Russell, D. Martinovich, D. Mosher, J. Hinchy, E. Harris, I). Jones, R. Curtis. FRONT ROW: I.. Clinefeltcr. I . Heath, M. Francis, mgr., R. Brien. D. I.undcen, D. Middleton. Co-Capts. R. Heath. R. Simpson Coached 62 Mr. Pike Men’s Basketball BACK ROW: J. Morse, E. Harris, R. Regan, V. St. Marie, Mr. Bell. FRONT ROW: R. Cartcc, G. Girard. R. Colicn, J. Ladakakos, L. Duffy, J. Malloy. Coached by 63 Mr. Bell MEMORIES WINTER CARNIVAL SENIORS Sculpture — 4th place Most pts. for men —Bob FRESHMEN Sculpture—3rd place SOPHOMORES Sculpture—2nd place Most pts. for women—Gerry Most pts. for class “Lyndon’s atmosphere is conducive to intellectual pursuits.” . vr LYNDON’S I ATMOSPHERE • What ghost? I don’t see a ghost. Do you see a ghost? ALMA MATER Above a green and pleasant valley Beneath an azure northern sky Fair Lyndon College bids us rally To sing her praises high. When the winter stars are shining Beyond the mountain’s highest rim. Our song of friendship ever binding Shall rise thy fame to win. And though the future brings its sorrow Or though the future brings us grace. Thy memory fair beyond tomorrow l ime never shall efface. Chorus Lyndon! Alma Mater! Hail to thee forever! From every loyal son and daughter, Lvndon! Our own! 72 AC1HLLES, EDNA, Star Route St. Johnsbury, Vermont, 1965 ADAMS, SANDRA, 89 Sturtevant Street, Norwich, Conn., 1966 AINSWORTH, PATRICIA, Wraldcn, Vermont, 1963 AITCHISON, JAMES, P. 0. Box 131, South Barre, Vt., 1963 AKLEY, ERMA, 88 Broad Street, Lyndonvillc, Vt., 1961 ALLEN, CHARLES F. JR., 1701 First Street, Neptune, Beach, Fla. BAILEY, LORRAINE, Barton, Vt., 1961 BARBER, ELSIE, Box 367, Cichrane, Ont., Canada, 1963 BARNES, FRANCIS, Forest Street, Bartlett, N. H. BAUMANN, CONSTANCE, 34 Oakvicw Avenue, Oceanside, N. Y., 1965 BAZ, MICHAEL, 13-1 E. 16th Street, New York City, 1964 BECK, DOREEN, Croton, Vt., 1965 BELANGER, LUCIAN, Blair Trailer Park, Lyndonville, Vt., 1961 BERGERON, ROBERT, 3 Church Street, Plainfield, Conn., 1965 BERNIER, PAUL, 79 Portland Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1963 BERRY, LLOYD, Lundon Center, Vt., 1963 BIGELOW, NANCY, R.F.D. 2, St. Albans, Vt., 1965 BISSON, BERNARD. R.F.D. 1, Barre, Vt., 1963 BISSON, DAVID, Main Street, South Barrc, Vt., 1963 BOIG, MARY, Tiffany Road, Norwell, Mass., 1966 BONA, ESTER, Concord, Vt., 1961 BONA, DENNIS, 8 Elm Street, Lyndonville, Vt., 1966 BONANG, HENRY, 71 Railroad Street, St. Johnsbury Vt., 1964 BOTTUM, LYNN, Box 106, Shelburne Heights, Vt., 1966 BOULANGER, CATHERINE, 8 Liberty Street, Orleans, Vt., 1963 BREHAUT, EDWIN, West Woodstock Road, Woodstock, Vt., 1964 BRIEN, RICHARD, Pine Hill, Newport, Vt., 1961 BROWN, BARBARA, 93-25 Vandaveer Street, Queens Village, N. Y., 1964 BROWN, MARJORY, 7 Mountain Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vt., 19(U BROWN, PATRICIA, 93-25 Vandaveer Street, Queens Village, N. Y., 1963 BROWN, PHYLLIS, 93025 Vandaveer Street, Queens Village, N. Y., 1963 BROWN, SHARON, Main Street, Barton, Vt., 1965 BRYAN, DAVID, Box 112, Dublin, Pa., 1966 BURRIL, KATHLEEN, 29 Gay Street, Orange, Mass., 1965 BUZZI, MICHAEL, 2 Elm Street, Lyndonvillc, Vt., 1961 CAHILL, GERRY, Island Pond, 1965 CALLANAN, MICHAEL, 2 Wright Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1966 CARPENTER, GRANT, Folsom Avenue, Concord, Vt., 1964 CARTEE, ROGER, Hill Street, Newport, Vt., 1965 CHARRON, LOIS, 119 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vt., 1961 CHURCH, HENRY, West Charlestown, Vermont, 1963 CLOGSTON, VERNON, Chelsea Street, South Royalton, Vt., 1961 COFFIN, HOWARD, 43 Lincoln Street, Woodstock, Vt., 1964 COHEN. RICHARD, 75 Market Street, Passaic, N. J., 1966 COMSTOCK, MALCOLM, West Fairlee, Vermont, 1963 CONNORS, GRANT, Bowdoinham, Maine, 1966 COOK, MONA, R.F.D. 1, Orleans, Vermont, 1966 CREASER, ROBERT, 40 Lafayette Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1963 CUMMINGS, JANICE, Box 89, R.F.D. 1, Orleans, Vermont, 1963 CURRIER, SUSAN, 151 Elm Street, Newport, Vt., 1963 CURTIS, ROBERT, Bowdoinham, Maine, 1966 DAVIS, BARBARA, Walcott, Vt., 1965 DAVIS, MALCOLM, Newbury, Vt., 1963 DEMETRULUS, JAMES, Box 236, Bradford, Vt. DILLEY, ALFRED, 23 Mt. Pleasant Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1966 DOW, CARRIE, Box 47, R.F.D. 1, Windsor, Vermont DOWNING, MARY, 72 High Street, Littleton, N. H. DUBI, MICHAEL, 182 East 92nd Street, Brooklyn 12, N. Y., 1966 DUDLEY, LESLIE, 5 East Street, Orleans, Vt., 1966 DUFFY, BARBARA, 8 Revere Road, Darien, Conn., 1966 DUFFY, LAWRENCE, 228 Maple Street, Burlington, Vt., 1965 DUGDALE, SANDRA, Passumpsic Avenue, Wilder, Vt., 1964 DUNN, DAVID, 11 Southern Avc., Augusta, Maine, 1966 EATON, NANCY. 12 Prospect Street, Lyndonville, Vt., 1966 EATON, VIRGINIA, 12 Prospect Street, Lyndonville, Vt., 1964 EMERSON, NANCY, Box 304. Barton, Vt., 1965 ENGLEMAN, CARL, West Glover, N. H., 1966 ENGLISH, CAROL, 206 Exchange Street, Athol. Mass., 1965 FEATHERSTONHAUGH, SALLY, Duaneshurg, N. Y.. 1964 FELLOWS, ALICIA, Fairview Street, White River Junction, Vt., 1963 FINDLAY, ELAINE. Lyndonville, Vt., 1966 FLOYD, TERRY, 38 Cortlant Avenue, Burlington, Vt., 1966 FRANCIS, MICHAEL, West Proctor Road, Center Rutland, Vt., 1965 FREGO, NILAH, 39 Park Street, Norwood, N. Y., 1966 FULLERTON, DIANE, Top Acres, South Woodstock, Vt., 1964 CAGETTA, POLA, R.F.D. 2, St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1963 GASKIN. GESILE, 37 Pinehurst, Lyndonville, Vt., 1964 75 GIFFIN. WILLIAM, EliSs trcet, Barton. Vt., 1966 CIGUERE, DAVID, 180 Railroad Street, St. Jolinsbury, Vt., 1966 GILMAN, DAVID, Lvndon Center, Vt., 1963 GILMAN, IRWIN, 1151 Walton Avenue, Bronx, N. Y., 1966 CIN.NET, CHARLES, Granetville, Vt., 1963 GIRARD, GARY, 31 Fern Park Ave., Old Orchard Beach, Me., 1961 CLINES. JON:, 33 Charlotte Ave., Nashua, N. H., 1965 GORDON, ALICE, Lyndon Center, Vt., GORHAM, MARY, East Burke, Vt., 1966 GOULD, DEANNA, Star Route, Marshfield, Vt., 1963 CRAY, DALTON, 2 Middle Street, Island Pond, Vt., 1965 GRAY, JOAN, 91 Verganon Avenue, Norwichtown, Conn., 1963 GREENWOOD, IONA, 69 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vt., 1963 GREENWOOD, JANE, Orleans, Vt., 1965 GREENWOOD, NANCY, 34 Charles Street, Lyndonville, Vt., 1965 GUE.NET, LEO, 84 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vt., 1963 GUNZINGER, CARL, 2 Easton Avenue, Brattlcboro, Vt., 196-4 HAGAR. MARION, Glover Street, Barton, Vt. HALL, READING, Derby, Vt., 1966 HALL, RICHARD, 41 Lafayette Street, St. Jolinsbury, Vt., 1964 HARVEY, JO ANN, 13 Church St., Richford, Vt., 1964 HARRIS, EARLE, 51 Frost Street, Brattlcboro, Vt., 1961 HEATH, PHILIP, R.F.D., Lyndonville, Vt.. 1965 HEATH, ROBERT, Lyndonville, Vt., 1964 HINCHEY, JOSEPH. 155 State Avenue, Palmer, Mass., 1966 HOLMAN, RICHARD, 40 Lapham Street, Hanson, Mass., 1966 HOLZWARTH, EUGENE, 174 Passaic Street. Hackensack, N. J., 1966 HOOD, MARY, R.F.I). 1, Montpelier, Vt., 1964 HOYT, ELIZABETH, Tunbridge, Vt., 1964 HURD, GAIL. North Stratford, N. H., 1966 IKELER, MARY-JO, 747 Union Trust Building, Pittsburgh'30, Pa., 1966 IOCCA, RONALD, Shore Drive, Oakdale, N. Y., 1966 ISSAC, BARRY, 42 15 81st. Street, Elmhurst 73, N. Y., 1966 JAFFE, ALAN, 30 Rob Roy Road, Worcester, Mass., 1965 JACQUITH. FRANCIS, 80 Western Ave., Brattlcboro, Vt., 1966 JENKINS, MARILYN, 61 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vt.. 1964 JENNINGS, WILLIAM, 35 Consul Street, Fall River, Mass., 1966 JONES, BETTIE, 21 E. High Street, Newport, Vt., 1963 JONES, DAVID, 21 E. High Street, Somerville, N. J., 1966 KAMENS, JUDITH, Box 13, East Burke, Vt., 1965 KEEFE, WILLIAM, Tilden Avenue, Richmond, Vt., 1966 KEPLER, ALEXANDER, JR., 619 Laural Drive, Falls Church, Va., 1966 KLINEFELTER. LESLIE, Box 12, Canaan, Vt., 1965 LaBOUNTY, NANCY, Box 227, Uncasvillc, Conn., 1965 LADAKAKOS, JOHN, 7 St. Marip Street, Biddcford, Me., 1964 LAMONT, FRANK. R.F.D. 2, Mt. Pleasant Street. St. Jolinsbury, Vt., 1966 LANG, PH1LP. Star Route, St. Jolinsbury, Vt., 1966 LANGE, JOHN, Fairvicw Street, Fairlcc, Vt.. 1965 LANGLEY, DENNIS, Crovcton, N. H., 1965 LASKEVICH. JOHN, 85 Fairgound Road, Springfield. Vt., 1965 LAWSON, BETTY, R.F.D., Irasburg, Vt., 1963 LEACH, HAROLD, 3 Clarks Avenue, St. Jolinsbury, Vt., 1966 LcBERT dc BAR, JO-ANN, 283 Main St., Hanover, Conn., 1965 Lc CLERE, RALPH, 5 Odell Park, Grovcton, N. H., 1965 LENO, ROBERT, 41 Prospect Street, Montpelier, Vt., 1963 LESLIE, ARLENE, Orleans, Vt. LIMOGES, LUCILLE, Newport Center, Vt., 1963 LOCKE, BRUCE. 138 Camp Street, Barre, Vt., 1966 LUCAS, DAVID, Mount Desert, Maine, 1966 LUNDEEN, DAVID, 515 Percy St., Magog. Canada, Quebec, 1966 McGEE, LAURENCE, 74 Main Street, Lyndonville, Vt., 1963 McNALLY, JEAN, East Burke, Vermont, 1964 McNEAL, BAXTER, Pine Hill, Newport, Vt., 1965 McNEAL, HUGH, Pine Hill, Newport, Vt., 1965 MADDALENA, ALFRED, 33 Passadcna Pkway, Worcester, Me. MAGWIRE, DONALD, 26 Pine St., Springfield, Vt., 1964 MALLOY, JAMES, 64 Lindbergh Blvd., Teaneck, N. J., 1966 MANCHESTER, JANET, 7 Wecden Place Fairhavcn, Mass., 1966 MARDEN, JOANNE, Arlington Avenue, Ramsey, N. J., 1963 MARKET, CAROLYN, 6 McClellan Ave., Norwich, Conn., 1965 MARTEL, AGNES, Concord, Vt., 1965 MARTIN, CLIFTON, Box 206, Plainfield, Vt., 1963 MARTINOVICH, DAVID, 81 Green St., Schuylcrville, N. Y., 1964 MATRICIAN, JAMES, Ludingtonville Rd., Holmes, N. Y., 1966 MAXAM. KENNETH. Church Street. Barnet, Vt., 1966 MAYHEW, EVA. Hartford, Vt., 1965 MAYNARD. GARY, Box 214, Bethel. Vt., 1966 MEMOLO. SHIRLEY, 590 Goebel Street. Berlin. N. H.. 1965 76 MEREDITH, PATRICIA, R.F.D. 1, Middletown, Delaware, 1965 MIDDLETON, DANIEL, Sutton, Vt., 1966 MILLER. KENNETH, 2 South Street. Lyndonvillc, Vt., 1961 MINSHULL, RORERT, Box 3, Passumpsic, Vt., 1965 MITCHELL, WADE, East Street, Huntington. Vt., 1966 MORSE, JOHN, 15 Runnclls Street, Portland, Maine. 196-1 MORSE, WILLIAM, Box 48. Bath, N. H„ 1965 MOSHER, DAVID, Lymann St., Lake Pleasant, Mass., 196 1 MOULTON, MARIANNE. Georgetown R« ad, Box ford. Mass., 1964 MOYSE, STANLEY, Concord, Vt., 1965 MURPHY, WILLIAM, 36 Sherwood Rd., Medford, Mass., 1961 MURRAY, DAVID. 415 Hillside Ave., Hartford, Conn., 1963 MURRAY, DOUGLAS, 3 Currier Street, Barre, Vt.. 1963 MURRAY, ROBERT, Main Street, Lyndonvillc, Vt., 1963 NILES, RAY, High Street, Baton, Vt., 1965 NOBLE, RODNEY, Granby, Vt., 1964 NORRIS, JUNE, Lyndonvillc, Vt., ONSRUTH, LINDA, Hartford Ave., Wilder. Vt.. 1963 OUELLETTE, ELIZABETH, 9 Bagley St., St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1963 OUELLETTE, RONALD. 17 Cherry Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1965 PAQUETTE, STUART, 15 Alpine, Lyndonville, Vt., 1963 PAYE, ELWIN, R.F.D., West Charleston, Vt., 1966 PENA. MICHAEL, Box 72, Groton, Vt., 1963 PETERS. JON, 122 Fairground Rd., Springfield, Vt., 1963 PILVELLS, SANDRA, R.F.D. 2, Box 148, Oakdale, Conn., 1961 PORTER. DEAN, Barton, Vt., 1965 POND, JOAN, 91 Center Street. Richford, Conn.. 1964 PREEDOM, RODERICK. R.F.D. 1, Middlesex, Vt., 1966 PURPLE, CAROLYN, Randolph Center, Vt., 1966 RAISIS, TRACEY, 15 Mary Street, Arlington, Mass., 1966 RAMON, MARY, 74 Currier Street. Montpelier, Vt., 1965 RANDALL, PATRICIA, Lyndonville Vt., 1966 REED, MARY, North Troy, Vt., 1961 REGAN, ROBERT, 25 Cedar Avenue, Old Orchard Beach, Me., 1966 RIEGEL, WILLIAM, 21 Cycle Street, Newport, Vt., 1961 ROGERS, ELIZABETH, 101 Great Neck Road, Waterford, Conn., 1966 ROSE. DUANE, Concord, Vt., 1965 ROSTOSKY, DOROTHY, Vershire, Vt., 1963 RUSSEL, GARY, 10 Utility Road, .S ituate. Mass., 1961 RUSSELL, PHYLLIS, Lyndon Center, Vt., 1964 SAVOCA, LOIS, 215 West Shore Drive, Massapequa, N. Y., 1966 SCHOENFELDT, MARTHA, 71 Meadow Glen Road, Kings Park. N. Y., 1966 SELEN, JACK. 317 E 21st Street, Brooklyn 26, N. Y.. 1966 SHARIK, MARION, 66 Concord Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1965 SHON'i 0. SYBIL, 32 Prospect Street, Lyndonvillc, Vt. SIMPSON, RUSSELL, Trailer Park, Lyndon Center, Vt., 1963 SMITH, THOMAS, Mountain Street, Island Pond, Vt., 1961 SO.MERO, JOHN, Temple Road, New Ipswich, N. J., 1965 SPEAR, JOAN, 69 Main Street, Wells River, Vt., 1965 STAGM I TO, JOSEPHINE, 3 Bates Drive, Caldwell Township, N. J., 1966 STE. MARIE. VICTOR. Box 393, Indio, Calif., 1961 STONE, NANCY, R.F.D. 1, Lyndonville, Vt., 1963 STEVENS, WILMER, 54 Irving Way, Nahant, Mass. STREETER, DEBORAH, 14 Casement Street, Darien, Conn., 1964 STREETER, JOAN, 14 Casement Street, Darien, Conn., 1966 STREETER, MARJORIE, Lunenburg, Vt., 1965 STREICHER, SUSANNE, 11 East Street, Proctor, Vt., 1964 TALMAN, CHARLES, Lyndonvillc, Vermont, 1966 TATRO, CHARLES, Middlebury, Vt., 1966 THOMPSON, A. SUSAN, South Rvcgatc, Vt., 1961 THOMPSON, DAVID, 4 Methodist Lane, Woodstock, Vt., 1966 THOMPSON, RUSSELL, South Rvcgatc, Vermont, 1966 TOTAS, ELAINE, Bradford, Vt., 1965 URQUHART, ALEXANDER, West Newbury, Vt., 1965 YTCNEAULT, ROSSANNA, Box 261, St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1965 WALKER, ROBERT, 176 West Main Street, Newport, Vt., 1964 WARDEN, JEAN, Barnet, Vt., 1964 WATSON, JANICE, R.F.D. 2, Lyndonvillc, Vt., 1966 WATSON, RICHARD, Lyndon Center, Vermont, 1964 WAY, WAYNE, North Springfield, Vermont, 1966 WEBBER, CHARLENE, East Haven, Vt., 1964 WEBSTER, JOHN, Caswell Ave., Derby Line, Vt., 1965 WH1TCHER, ROBERT, South Ryegatc, Vermont, 1964 WHITEHALL, CLAIRE, Island Pond, Vermont, 1966 WING, BARBARA, 23 Holland Road, Melrose, Mass., 1963 WING, HANNAH, South Street, Island Pond, Vermont, 1964 WORBOYS, DOUGLAS, 32 North Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1963 WRIGHT, PAULINE Vermont, 1966 ZAY1R, ABDULLAH, Training Dept., Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, 1964 77 . LSC LIBRARY TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made' a eio mi C?s VERMONT STATE COUEOES 1 1 i i 1 II c 0 Q 03 04256 3 1 FROM THE TABLES DOWN AT LUIE’S From the tables down at Luie’s, It’s the place where ‘'Gunner” dwells. To the open fields of Lawson’s we know so well. Sit the Raiders all assembled, With their bottles raised on high. And the magic of their singing fills the air. Yes the magic of their drinking. Of the booze we love so well, Knickerbocker, Schlitz. Black Label and the rest. We will serenade our Luie, While beer and booze shall flow. Then we’ll pass out, and be forgotten with the rest. We’re poor little pigs, who have lost our way. Oink, oink. oink. We’re pink little pigs, who have gone astray, Oink, oink, oink. Lawson’s Raiders off on a spree, Doomed from here to LSC. Lord have mercv on LSC. Drink, drank, drunk. MERRILY WE ROLL THE KEG {Tune: “Goodnight Ladies”) HER MOTHER NEVER TOLD HER ’Was a cold winter’s evening. The guests were all leaving, O'Leary was closing the bar. When he stepped up and said. To the lady in red, “Get out, you can't stay where you are.” She wept a sad tear, In her bucket of beer, And thought of the cold night ahead. When a gentleman dapper Stepped out of the phone booth. And these are the words that he said. Merrily we roll the keg, Roll the keg, roll the keg. Merrily we roll the keg. Across the barroom floor. Speedily we drink it down, Drink it down, drink it down. Speedily we drink it down. Until there is no more. Sadly now we roll it back, Roll it back, roll it back, Sadly now we roll it back, Because there is no more. “Her mother never told her, The things a young girl should know. About the ways of college men. And how they come and go—mostly go. Now age has taken her beauty, And sin has left its sad scar. So remember your mothers and sister, boys, And let her sleep under the bar. Betwixt the bottles.” DRINK BEER Drink beer, Drink beer, Oh come drink beer with me. For I don’t give a damn for any old man, Who won't drink beer with me. Get out your old silver goblet, with LSC upon it, And we’ll all have another round of beer. For It's not for knowledge that we come to college, But to raise HELL while we’re here. GLORIOUS BEER I-et me sing you a song of a gargle, A lotion to me very dear. I refer to that grand lubricator I hat wonderful tonic called beer. boom, boom, boom, boom Beer, beer, glorious beer. Fill yourself right up to here. Don’t be afraid of it. Drink till you’re made of it, Drink up that old lager beer, boom, boom, boom, boom. Drink a great deal of it, make a whole meal of it, Come, boys, a rousing good cheer: More beer! Up with the sale of it. Down with a bale of it! Glorious, glorious beer. DRUNK LAST NIGHT Drunk last night, drunk the night before, Gonna get drunk tonight like we’ve never been drunk before, For when we’re drunk we’re as happy as can be, For we all go to LSC Singing glorious, glorious. One keg of beer for the four of us, Sing glory be to God that there are no more of us. For one of us could drink it all alone. All alone (damn near), all alone (damn near). Glory be to God that there are no more of us. For one of us could drink it all alone. OH IT’S BEER BEER BEER Oh it’s beer beer beer that makes you want to cheer. In the corps, in the corps, Oh it’s beer beer beer that makes you want to cheer. In the Quartermaster, Quartermaster corps. My eyes are dim, I cannot see. I did hey not ho bring my specs with me. Whisky-Frisky Rye-Spry Vermouth-Uncouth Gin-Sin Rum-Bum Vodka-Hotka Sherry-Hairy Port-Sport Water-Oughter Bourbon-Urban Pepsi-Sexy IFO-Go Tea-P Ale-Hale Schenley’s-Fr iendly Coke-Broke BARKEEP, BARKEEP {Tune: “Daisy, Daisy”) Barkecp, barkeep, give me your answer true, I'm half crazy over your foamy brew. I don’t have any money, but wouldn’t I look funny. Staring at you, across the bar, without any drink in my hand