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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1968 volume:

LYNDON STATE COLLEGE LYNDON VILLE, VERMONT Editors: Mary Letko Marcella Whitcher At Lyndon State College... ... it is our purpose to help each student develop an awareness, knowledge, and appre- ciation of those great traditions and responsi- bilities to which he is heir. We seek to enable each student to develop personally and to think critically and creatively in a democratic environment. We believe that this should result in a more mature, responsible, and ef- fective person, a credit to this college and to the society in which he takes his place. 2 1964 Vail Hall, the administrative center of the college, was formerly the mansion of Theodore N. Vail, built at the turn of the century bv the first «resident of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. „ lornyj a complex containing faculty and administrative a small ai; ditorium, student center facilities, and a gymnasium. 4 5 The Thaddeus Stevens Dining Hall was completed in 1965 and now seats 250 students at a time. Its kitchens are designed to prepare meals for 1000 and the dining areas will be expanded as enrollment increases. Eleazar Wheelock Residence Hall is now the women’s dormitory, with a maximum capacity of 140. It was completed in 1965-66. Rooms are arranged in eight- to ten-student suites which include four sleeping rooms, living room, and toilet facilities. The building has the usual lounge and recreational areas, laundry facilities, etc. 6 1966 The Samuel Reed Hall Library is the focal point of the new part of the campus and was completed in 1965-1966. Designed with an ultimate capacity of 50,000 volumes, it presently houses a large lecture hall and six other class- rooms, as well as the offices of the Social Science Department. Its classroom facilities as the book collection grows. by the New England 5 and Secondary Schools stitution for the prepara- the Vermont State Board ll'lil� : 1966 w 1967 New Construction. Under construction are two new residence halls with a total capacity of 264 students. A center for the performing arts, a gymnasium, and additional laboratory and classroom space are in the planning stage. Con- struction of these buildings was scheduled to start in the spring of 1967, with the buildings available for use in 1968-69. 1967 Arnold, Bayley, Rogers, and Po- land Residence Halls, named for four men prominent in the history of the “Northeast Kingdom” of Vermont, form part of a new residence complex opened in 1967 for 242 students. Rooms are arranged in eleven-student suites, with single, double, and triple rooms, sitting room, kitchenette, and toilet facilities in each. The build- ings are paired, with a common room and laundry serving each two units. A third pair of residence halls is plan- ned for 1970. 10 1968 r 11 III Dr. Robert E. Long President, Lyndon State College President’s Message to the Class of 1968 You are a good class and a long-suffering class. You have through your four years in the midst of changes which have not left untouched any significant part of this College. You have seen arise since 1964 an entirely new campus which is still burgeoning. You have undergone the academic of a new and finer curriculur adopted a new and more sopl direction and administration o in progress. in the introduction llow students have jarticipating in the )u have had a part chaos can result — or new growth. It is the responsibility of your class of college graduates to make certain that true progress is the outcome. It is an awesome challenge, one for which we hope we have in some small way fitted you. You have our best wishes for success in the issues you will face. Robert E. Lonc, President 13 Dedication Professor Esther S. Bussell To a great teacher, an exacting taskmaster, and a good friend to many hundreds of Lyndon students over the years, to Professor Esther S. Bussell, this book is dedicated with admiration and affection upon her retirement from the Faculty of Lyndon State College. Administration Faculty Staff 4 Presklent Robert E. Long A.B. 1936 A.M. 1938 Ph.D. 1942, Yale University Dean of College Robert T. Rickert B.A., University of Minnesota M.A., University of Miami Ph.D., University of Birmingham, England Director of Student Personnel William B. Davis B.A., Wesleyan University B.D., Andover Newton Theological School 16 Business Manager Robert B. Michaud B.S. in Bus. Adm., St. Michaels College Chairman of Faculty Alfred Toborg A.B., Columbia College M.A., Xavier University Ph.D., Columbia University 17 Librarian Edward Robert Sperry A.B., University of Florida M.A., M.S. in L.S., Florida State University 18 Assistant Librarian Roberta Simmons Peter M. Brown, Chairman B.Mus., Oberlin College M.Mus., University of Illinois Joyce Vos B.Mus., Manhattan School of Music Alvin Shulman B.A., City College of New York M.Mus., Yale University MUSIC 19 Doris M. Wells B.S., University of Vermont M.A., Columbia University Walter C. ITasenfus B.S., Boston College M.Ed, University of Maine EDUCATION Esther S. Bussell, Chairman B.S., Ed.M., Boston University 20 Charles E. Jacobs A.B., Franklin and Marshall College M.Ed., Temple University Ralph G. Wright A.B., Boston University M.Ed., Framingham State College Zelda G. Hamalainen B.S. in Ed., Boston University Ed.M., Harvard University Arthur E. Hamalainen B.S. in Ed., Syracuse University Ph.D., Columbia University 21 ENGLISH Mary F. Bisson, Chairman B.S., A.M., Boston University D. Kurt Singer B.S., Danbury State College M.A., Yale University 22 H. Franklin Baker III B.F.A., Kent State University Ferguson McKay B.A., Amherst College A.M., Yale University Ruth R. Adams B.A., American University at Cairo M.A., Ph.D., University of Maryland William Allen A.B., Yale University A.M., Harvard University 23 John A. Muzzey B.Ed., Keene State College M.S.T., University of New Hampshire MATHEMATICS Kalman S. Toth, Chairman B.S., M.S., M.E., Ferencz Jozsef University of Science Szeged, Hungary Normand Auger B.A., University of Vermont 24 John R. Stambauch B.A., M.A., University of Texas Albert J. Ouellette B.S., University of Vermont 25 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Herbert DiGioia, Chairman A.B., Boston University Adrian Aeschliman B.S., M.A., Washington University ThB., Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary Manuel Laverde Isituto do LaSalle, Bogota Escuela de Bellas Artes, Bogota 26 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dudley S. Bell, Chairman B.S., M.A., Springfield College Richard C. Gendreau B.S., Ithaca College Linda I. Hutton B.S., State University College, Cortland, N. Y. 27 SOCIAL SCIENCE Alfred Toborg A.B., Columbia College M.A., Xavier University Ph.D., Columbia University Graham S. Newell A.B., A.M., University of Chicago President Dr. Robert E. Long A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Yale University 28 William A. Oates, Jr. A.B., A.M., Yale University Anne Elizabeth Carahan B.A., St. Joseph’s College for Women L.L.B., St. John’s University School of Law M.S.S., Fordham University School of Social Science Robert B. Michaud B.S. in Bus. Adm., St. Michael’s College James E. Pooley B.A., M.A., Yale University 29 NATURAL SCIENCE Paul F. Stockwell A.B., Ed.M., Tufts University 30 Donald II. Miller A.B., M.A., State University College Albany, New York N. A. Doberczak A.B., Polytechnic Institute, Lviv, Ukraine M.A., Ph.D., Warsaw University S.G.G.W., Poland Francis L. Douglas B.Ed., Plymouth State College M.S., University of New Hampshire Ballard E. Ebbett B.A., M.A., University of Wyoming 31 PSYCHOLOGY PHILOSOPHY Paul B. Condon B.A., Park College M.A., Boston University Arthur F. Costantini B.S., M.S., University of Bridgeport Stephen Zeicfincer B.A., Queens College M.A., City University of New York Susan Gallagher, Chairman B.S., Colorado University A.M., Columbia University C.A.S., University of Maine Kenneth D. Vos B.A., Central College, Iowa B.D., New Brunswick Theological Seminary 32 RESIDENT DIRECTORS Virginia Butterfield Wheelock Arthur F. Costantini Ruth Costantini Bayley — Arnold — Rogers — Poland 33 ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL Mary Jane Potter Secretary to the Dean Mrs. Allen Secretary 34 Joan Franko Secretary to the Business Manager Ruth Southouse Ad m issions C lerk Accountant Opal Webber Snack Bar Manager 35 Bookstore Manager Arline Hamel 36 37 MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Francis Carpenter Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Tom Franko 38 Cy Hamel Paul Martin- 39 Steve Cree 40 Seniors 41 Sally V. Achilles Star Route, St. Johnsbury, Vt. B.S. in Education Judith Gray Baird Lyndonville, Vermont B.S. in Education 42 Kathryn Blair Lyndonville, Vermont B.S. in Education Peter ]. Blake 5 Union St. Windsor, Vermont B.S. in Education William Chapkovich North Haven, Conn. B.S. Liberal Arts Joan Frances Curtis East Burke, Vt. B.S. in Education 43 Edward J. Doounc Naugatuck, Conn. B.S. Liberal Arts—History 44 John Michael Gazo Egg Harbor City, N. J. B.S. in Education Mary Finley Gochie Main St. Concord, Vermont B.S. in Education Marie Ann Gustamachio 30 Claircmont Ave. Norwich, Conn. B.S. in Education Linda Katherine Hunicke East Burke, Vt. B.S. in Education 45 Joan Ramsdell Isham 10 Pine St. St. Johnsbury, Vermont B.S. in Education Kenneth A. Kulis 5 Hill St. Bondsville, Mass. B.S. in Education Nora Martel LaCroix Concord, Vermont B.S. in Education 46 Mary Elizabeth Letko 6 Ruby Boulevard Scotia, New York B.S. in Education James William MacFarlane, Jr. 10 Park St. Pittsfield, N. H. B.S. in Education Steven Elton Metz 35 Crescent Ave. North Attleboro, Mass. B.S. in Education 47 Paula Mae Noble Granby, Vt. B.S. in Education Sharon Pelletier North Concord, Vt. B.S. in Education Lorise Raad 64 Elizabeth St. Norwich, Conn. B.S. in Education 48 Jeannette E. Roy 81 Killington Ave. Rutland, Vt B.S. in Education Marilyn Simpson Sackett Newark, Delaware B.S. in Education 49 Patricia Smith Lyndon Center, Yt. B.S. in Education Sandra Thibault 31 Loomis St. Burlington, Vermont B.S. in Education Marcella Darlene Whitcher South Ryegate, N't. B.S. in Education Richard Wayne Wright St. Johnsbury, Vermont B.S. in Liberal Arts 50 LYNDON STATE COUtGL LraSoa (W, VnsoM COMMENCEMENT $w d«v. May 1«. IVX.S Ai tisifci� eVUk Unfortunately pictures were not available for the following graduates of the class of 1968. Cleona Bundy Ainsworth Gary Leslie Briggs Passumpsic, Vermont E. Concord, Vermont B.S. in Education B.S. in Education Reginald Martin Ainsworth John Guy Bourgeois 43 Cliff St. 2 Bagley St. St. Johnsbury, Vermont B.S. Liberal Arts St. Johnsbury, Vt. B.S. in Liberal Arts Phyllis Amidon Steven John Cahill Lyndonville, Vermont Island Pond, Vermont B.S. in Education B.S. in Liberal Arts Sharon Baldasaro Michael John Callanan 53 Spring St. 2 Wright St. St. Johnsbury, Vermont St. Johnsbury, Vermont B.S. in Education B.S. in Education Roger Earl Bennett Gary Caporuscio R. F. D. 1 7 Forest Ave. Argyle, New York Peekskill, New York B.S. in Education B.S. in Education Ellis Raymond Borden Elizabeth Jane Elsasser Caron 36 Reynolds Road 7206 Park Ave. Troy, New York N. Bergen, N. J. B.S. in Liberal Arts B.S. in Education 51 Elaine Lippens Courchesne 48 Indian Point St. Newport, Vermont B.S. in Education Dennis Michael Daly 18 Ludlow St. Portland, Maine B.S. in Liberal Arts Susan Gale Dana 27 Westminster Ter. Bellows Falls, Vermont B.S. in Education Leslie Eugene Dudley Orleans, Vermont B.S. in Education Walter James Duttweiler 61-12 Linden St. Brooklyn, New York B.S. in Education Donald Albert Fuller 69 Northern Ave. Newport, Vermont B.S. in Education Barbara LaBounty Halpin Orleans, Vermont B.S. in Education Darlene Joan Kaplan 209 Strathmore Place Coming, New York B.S. in Education Alexander Rockwell Kepler, Jr. 619 Laura Dr. Falls Church, Va. 22042 B.S. in Liberal Arts Victor Roy Lewis 27 Central St. St. Jolmsbury, Vermont B.S. in Education Albert Thomas Lunna Barton, Vermont B.S. in Education Mary Roig Lunna Barton, Vermont B.S. in Education Robert Joseph McLean Schenectady, New York B.S. in Education Martin McMahon, III 22 Day Road Avon, Conn. B.S. in Education Phillip Alan Marder 3 Silvcrtop Lane Cherry Hill, N. J. B.S. in Education David Schweitzer Marks Box 488 Lyndonville, Vt. B.S. in Education Dorothy Brock Nelson Groton, Vermont B.S. in Education Glyn Ronnie Oliver 22 Halsey St. Brooklyn, N. Y. 11216 B.S. in Education Karen Ann Osmund 64 Brighton Rd. Island Park, New York B.S. in Education Joseph Peterson 37 Brooklyn Rd. Worcester, Mass. B.S. in Education Vincent Joseph Piianeuf, Jr. 22 Salem Turnpike Norwich, Conn. B.S. in Liberal Arts Frederick Charles Phillips 15 No. Marion Ave. Ventor City, N. J. B.S. in Education 52 Alan Quittner RFD 1 Starkshoro, Vt. B.S. in Education Carolyn Clough Reed Breezy Hill Road St. Johnsbury, Yt. 05819 B.S. in Education Clara E. Riford 11 Central St. Randolph, Vermont 05060 B.S. in Education John Richard Scheck 192 Princeton Ave. Wharton, N. J. B.S. in Education Peggy Angelico Sciiepp Lyndonville, Vermont B.S. in Education Paul Marc Schlansky 90-11 Northern Blvd. Queens, New York B.S. in Liberal Arts Claire Simpson Seyigny Main Street Danville, Yt. B.S. in Education James Carl Smith Box 606 Lyndonville, Vermont B.S. in Education Rachel M. Smith Johnson, Vermont B.S. in Education Joyce O'Meara Stone Box 531 Lyndonville, Vermont B.S. in Education Elizabeth Karen Sturces Rogues Ridge Rd. Weston, Conn. B.S. in Education Peter Gwinn Strong East Haven, Vermont B.S. in Education Gerald Brian Tavares 130 Underwood St. Fall River, Mass. B.S. in Education Winfield Norman Thomas RFD 1, Lake Tranquility, Andover, N. J. B.S. in Education Walter Howarth Thompson, Jr. 161 Bridge St. Stamford, Conn. B.S. in Education Sandra Davis Tice 130 Elm Street Dover, N. J. B.S. in Education Lauren Sumner Welch East Burke, Vermont B.S. in Liberal Arts Gunther Bernd Wernecke Croton, Vermont B.S. in Education Richard Burton Whitehill Morgan Center, Vermont B.S. in Education 1ARGARET R. YoUNC Box 13 West Danville, Vermont B.S. in Education Jean Colby Zaun Lyndonville, Vermont B.S. in Education 53 ALMA MATER Above a green and pleasant valley, Beneath an azure northern sky Fair Lyndon College bids us rally To sing her praises high. Lyndon! Alma Mater! Hail to thee forever! From every loyal son and daughter Lyndon! Our own! When the winter stars are shining Beyond the mountain’s highest rim, Our songs of friendship, ever binding Shall rise thy fame to win. 54 55