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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1979 volume:

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the underground; Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear. Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh I kept the first for another day, Yet knowing how way leads on to way I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood and I- I took the road less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Debbie Satre 1 • 2 i 4 Kathy Donnelly 6 7 Debbie Satre Debbie Satre Charles Dembofsky 10 u 12 13 Charles Dembofsky 14 15 Ray Gadreault 16 Hyla Brook By June our brook's run out of song and speed. Sought for much after that, it will be found Either to have gone groping underground (And taken with it all the Hyla breed That shouted in the mist a month ago, Like ghost of sleigh-bells in a ghost of snow) — Or flourished and come up in jewel-weed, Weak foliage that is blown upon and bent Even against the way its waters went. Its bed is left a faded paper sheet Of dead leaves stuck together by the heat — A brook to none but who remember long. This with brooks taken otherwhere in song. We love the things we love for what they are. By Robert Frost to thank Ruth Adams for the poems we're using in the 79 yearbook. TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY — STAFF ADMINISTRATION SENIORS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS SPECIAL EVENTS GRADUATION ADS 20 K FACULTY-STAFF ADMINISTRATION Janet Gorman Murphy- President 22 Janet Charron Admin. Asst, to President Kathy Cahill Secretary to Academic Dean Ronald Addison Dean of Academic Affairs 23 24 Davo Kanell Assi. Doan of Students 25 Rus Powder� — Dir. of Financial Aid lanice I epine Recorder Marc Wanner Asst, to the Recorder Brenda Wheeler Typist Lesley Mattei Typist Clerk 26 Sue Forrest Data Enter Clerk Sarah Bean Asst. Bursar Phyllis Moulton Vouchor Clerk Ruth Southouse Bursar Richard Lee Admin. Asst. Commuter Operations L _____ Jtjfi A. Richard Boera Comptroller Rollande Roy Payroll Clerk Nancy Moore Chief Accountant 27 28 Berth.! Gaskell — Saga Sharon New land — Saga Rhoda Rundell — Snack Bar I Maids for the dorms: Verna Snelling, Theresa Duseaut, Virginia Henderson, Kenneth Sanderson, Irene Chayer, Bertha Chester, Gerry Gosley. h'v Arline Hamel Vernita Heywood Bookstore Pat Hales - Admin. Asst, to Dir. of Co-op Ed. Anne Allen — Nancy Goodrich — Sot. — Planning Dev. Staff Faculty Sec. 30 Rebecca Singer — Physician's Asst. Tom Never — Dir. of Veterans' Prog. Kay Skinner Mailman Bob Army — Security Officer Cathy Sargent — C.E.E.T.A. 31 THEATRE Calhy Anderson Phil Anderson Cynthia Baldwin Dic k Port ner 32 Joe Leberge 33 Mary Bisson Gloria Durochcr u EDUCATION 35 Joyce Lynch Jon Fitch Ron Rossi SCIENCE Frank Douglas David Conanl Donald Miller Ballard Ebbett Mike Sherbrook 36 Conrad Perreault Diane Budda 37 Alfred Toborg SOCIAL SCIENCE MATH Phil Bassett Barbara Steinglcin METEOROLOGY 38 Merle Woodall loo D'Aleo Tom Kitterman MEDIA David Ballou Rus Bailas Keith Chamberlain Dudley Bell Bruce Harvey Willemina Cerauskis Marilyn Owen Diane langlois — Secretary 41 42 Barbara Atwood — French ■ COLLEGE RELATIONS OFFICER Bill Allen ART Dorian McGowan MUSIC 43 Alvin Shulman lean Goromia u u COUNSELING CAREER PLANNING PLACEMENT Library Staff 45 YounRd.il Kim — Admin. Serv. 47 48 49 50 51 50 51 Clarence Richard Adams, )r. B.S. Medi.VCommumcation Hockey Baseball Team Gen. Mgr. of WWl R News Dir. of NewsCenter 2 Who's Who; Partier When in charge, ponder . . . When in (rouble, delegate When in doubt mumble. Lorraine C. Ballou BA English Co-editor, Daily Ambiguity Who's Who Board of Dir - Lyndon Youth Ctr Anri Lyndon Day (.are Center Joseph Benning Social Science Vt. State Board of Trustees; Community Council Chairman; Gen. Mgr Pro. Dir. of WWl R; Intram.- Softball, Football, Volleyball; Beaners Well at least I Tried Greg Billow BS Recreation Jean Bouteiller Recreation Edward C. Bangs, Jr. Rec Outdoor Ld. S.A.C.; Rec. Club Hockey Club; S.M.U. Energy Conservation Co. Afectuosos recverdos- de mi parte a tados Richard C. Benoit UrbarvComm. Rec. Rec Club; NRPA; NESRPA; Student Act. Committee; Comm. Council; Dormitory Act. Council; Tennis Coach. 52 Donald E. Bilger B.S. Physical Ed. 2 yrs. Varsity Basketball team; Kappa Delta Phi — 2 yrs. set .. I yr. Pres.; Hobbies: Basketball, Golf, Hunting. Tennis; Friends, Togetherness, BROTHERS . Mary Ann Brandt Special Education Community Council; Behavioral Science Certification Committee; S.A.C A thank you song for being gocxl to me. May I live lovingly. Donna Frances Bridgham Physical Education Activities: Soccer, Basketball, Softball; Capt. Soccer Team 77 Artemis Award. Patricia A. Cabral Natural History Envir. Studies Org. Martin Calverley BS'AS Media Comm. 53 Donald Campbell B.S. Behavioral S i. Dec. Grad.; ISC Rescue 76-79; LS( Fire Dept 76-78; look at the Beebe! Sara Daniels Eros BS Recreation Jeffrey Cooper AS Media Sports Editor for Critic; Hockey. Baseball; . . .So Walk Tall or Baby Don't Walk At All . . Debra Marie Desautels Physical Education Varsity Field Hockey; Softball: Volleyball Club; Intram Basket- ball; , . _ . Some Other Place . . . Somewhere Some Other Time . . Michael J. Dillon Outdoor Ed Rec. Rec. Outing Club; Photography; rock climbing; back packing; ski- ing; life is a desperate struggle to succeed in being in fact that which we are in design (Ortega Y. Gasseltl 54 C. Stuart Dunville B.S. Roc Leisure Studies Urban Community Dorindo T. Dimartino Physical Education Dec. Grad.; Rindy Lacrosse, Intramurals. Kerry Eischeid AA Gen. Studies 1st Floor Creve.; Adm. Office; Wed. night at |'s; Good times shared with friends. Donna Ellsworth BS Recreation 1st Floor Creve.; Wed. night at J's; Traveling; Hi Cutie ; N.A. 55 Gerard Gillespie B.S. Urban Comm. Kec real ion Rer. Club Delta Intramurals; Water Ski in ' FLA I'm on my way (To the Right) lames A. Flannery Social Su Business Head RA Poland Rogers Spring Grad. '78 Baseball Club; Basketball Team ( apt.. MVP; Reporter for Critic; Who's Who; Golf Club; Male Athlete of the Year '78 Susan M. Keefe Recreation Leisure Service Therapeutic rec. Florence Kast A.S. Media Floski Photo Editor Critic. Javne Giguere UrbarVCommunity Rec. Varsity Field FTockey; Basketball. 56 Jeanne-Marie La Rose Elementary Education Dream and follow your dream. Search and see what you find. Think and listen to learn. Dream of what you will lx Do what has to be done. Pray, and your dreams will be answered. Kenneth S. Lindgren Mathematics Sigma-Zeta Society; Bongathon Club; I SC |a Ensemble, Brass Quintet; Pirate; Dogs. Jeffery David Lisken Urban C ommunity Rec. ESC Rescue Squad; Train- ing Officer 78-79; ESC Fire Dept. Capt 78-79 It's a bad one!!! Vince Lorditch B.A. Atlantic Studies1 History Comm. Council V.P. 78-79 Acad. Stand. Comm. 79-79; Dean's List; Freshman Orient. Great things come to those who make most of small ones. Sally Lowd Elementary Ed. Do not follow where the path may lead. Go. instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. 57 Maurice ). Matte Special Education Hockey Club; Chumps Basketball Team; Extinc tion is a consequence of overspec ialization (K Buckminster Fuller) Christopher Merriam ( )utdoor Education Community Counc il treasutcr; Vt St. Colleges Student Ass.; Budgetary coordinator; academic standards com. Social Act. ( omm.; Outing Club VP; I have everything I need to enjoy my life here and now. Betty Maloney Behavioral Science Like a Fringed Gentian, she opened, slowly, cautiously, but surely, revealing an inner brilliance unsuspected. (Irene Blan- chard) Gail Anne Marshia Behavioral Science Dec. Grad.; Dean's list; Reporter of Critic; Who's Who; Why wait for the rising sun — go out and awaken the world for yourself. 58 Bruce t. Miller Media; Photographer; Critic; VVWLR announcer; Dean's l ist; News- Center 2; Success can eliminate as many options as failure. (Tom Robbins) Jenny Muncil Behavioral Science George F. Moore, Jr. Social Science X-Country skiing; Art; Hunting; Fishing; Vet. Club; Time is an endless voyage. One time or another, everyone must take that journey.” Lori Pittendreigh Therapeutic Rec. Rec. Club; Chorus; Volleyball; Skiing, hiking, sign lang.. Work- ing with deaf children; Yowsa!” N.A.; If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours. Craig Stewart Richardson Outdoor Ed Recreation Rer outing Club; Envir. Studies Club; Yearbook 78; Art Mountaineering; canoeing. Music, Winter camping. 59 David F. Russell A.S B S. Media Communications Daveski ; Dean's l ist; Director and Video Technician for NewsCenter 2. Claude Sirgant B.S. Media Communications Dec. Grad. 60 Elizabeth June Seamans Elementary Education Dale C. Spartas Outdoor Ed.'Rec. Business Mgr. for Critic; Outing Club; Alpine Skiing. Canoeing. Fly fishing. Wing shooting; “Be at ease and take Forth In Your- self. Donna C. Small Urban Community Rec. Ke Club; Soc lal Act. Committee; Dean's List; Plants, crafts; It is nice to be important, but it is more important to be nice.” Terry L. Stone Elementary Education Horseback riding; kids; skiing; There is something of magic in the firelight — and mem- ories that come and go amid the flickering shadows — Anne Spin rad B.S. Elementary Education 61 Marilyn Wagner Outdoor Ed Recreation Christian Fellowship; Outing Club; X-Country skiing, hiking, swim- ming. gardening; It your heart is lull of Love you always have something to give. Laural Katherine Wall ICS. Enviromental Science Yearlxiok Photographer; Sigma Zeta; Who's Who; Energy Advisory Comm. William Wallau Sugarman B.S. Reoleisure Studies Urban Comm. Penelope Sutyak Therapeutic Rec. Penny 62 Patricia j. Wesley Therapeutic Recreation Field Hockey; Big Sister; Student Recreation Assoc.; Special Olympics Volunteer; Running, Older Adults; Who's Who; Never underestimate the therapeutic value of a hot fudge sundae. Alan Whitehouse Recreation Leisure Studies lacrosse. Ret. Club, Past Pres, of New England Student Rec. and Park Society, Kappa Delta Phi; Alfonse Brad Wright AA Media Baseball, News Director; WVVLR; Anchorman for NewsCenter 2. ■'From the opium of custom To the ledges of ex- tremes Don't believe it till you’ve held it Life is sel- dom what it seems But lay your heart out on the table And in the shuffing of dreams Remember who on earth you are. (Greg Lake) 63 64 4« gott 1 ir s£) 66 if S| ORGANIZATIONS ik—— —J O' '-I KAPPA DELTA PHI Brothers: Mike Blake, Dennis Holt, Alan Whitehouse. Tom Ford, Don Fisher, Mat Miller, Jim Ercolani. Sisters: Beth Nickelson, Heidi MacDonald, Shelli Holt. Another Brother, Don Bilger, taking in the sun. 68 SIGMA PSI Kneeling Left to Right: Mel Stearns, Steve Adamson, Tom Segulic, Earle Davis, Russ Pandar, Chip Smith. Standing Left to Right Steve Knapp, Bruce Barrere, Dave Howe, Tom Buchalski. Skip Dey, Jim Bremster, Lee Cosgrove, Mark Blase hard, Dan Norton, Dave Cipson, Stuart Shippee, Mr. Ed Mello. Steve Knapp and Lee Cosgrove organizing the beer line on Spring Day. Dan Norton. Steve Adamson and Chip Smith serving beer on Spring Day. 69 CRITIC The Critic, the Lyndon State College newspaper, focuses on events and happenings around the campus. The weekly publication is stu- dent organized and run, and at- tempts to keep the college community informed about latest developments at LSC. Left to Right: Dan Eolognani. Eric Keen, Doug Ward, Charles Dembofsky. Ray Geremia, Sue Keefe, Kathy Donnelly. Flo Kast, Nancy Ebb. CHEERLEADERS NOT IN ORDER: Lynn Curtis. Ellen Marie Danahy, Beth Dumphy. Karen Geliniau, Julie Longchamp. loanne McCormick (captain), Colleen Regan. Amy Shepard. Betsy Smith. Kim Watson. Karen Kendall (alternate). 70 A.M.S Left to Right: B. Bobb, J. Oulette, C. Schenck, S. Noguiera, I Guiliang, K. Starr, D. Dangler, P Grimm, P Sisson. R. Vasami, P. Diangelo, S. Hamilton, J. Van Kovics, N. Gregory, |. Papp, K. Perbeck, B. Durst, B. Bauman, j. Herbek, D. Smith.). Roemer, D. Lipson, J. Kent. Student chapter of the Ameri- can Meteorology Society, Lyn- don State College. An active organization whose primary objective is to disseminate meteoroligacal knowledge. Left to Right: Sec. — Jim Van Kovics, Pres. Peter Diangelo. V.P. Elect — Bill Bobb, Treas. — John Kent. 71 LYNDON STATE RESCUE SQUAD Kneeling First Row: Peter Michaud. Amadi Onwuegbu. Second Row Jorg Hausenchild, Daryl Donahue. Bari) Olsen, Lisa Cloutman, Laurie Laliberte, Mel Stearns. Standing: Mike Alamwiuk, Jeff I isken, Doug Allen, Nancy Cook, Deraid Gigelow. Scott Schumaker, Steve McQueen. Fllen Plumb, Tom Fisher. Doug Keith, Keith Collingwood, Mike Potvin. Ann Henderson. Janet Marquino, Mr. Robert Army, Don Campbell. Missing: Peggy Cameron. Chuck Staack, David Carbacz. officers: Pres. Michael Atamaniuk, V.P Doug Allen, Sec. — Ann Hender- son, Vehicleman Don Campl ell, Equip, man — Dave Carbacz. Training Off. — Jeff I isken. Missing: Treas. — Steve McQueen. Living in Services Building: Front: Amadi Onwegbu, Peggy Cameron, Chuck Staac k. Dave Carbacz, Laurie LaLiberte. Back: Don Campbell, Ann Henderson, Barb Olsen, Michael Atamaniuk, Nancy Cook, Jeff Lisken, Jorg Hauenschaild. Missing: Daryl Donahue, Bill Dunwoody. 72 The Lyndon State Rescue Squad is a student organization providing emergency medical care twenty four hours a day, three hundred sixty five days a year. The squad is located in the new Emergency Services Building, and serves the college campus and eight surrounding towns. The Squad consists of 32 members, all trained in Advanced First Aid. They have 15 Vermont certified Emergency Medical Technicians, all highly experienced, with another 3 members now taking the course at North Country Hospital located in Newport, Vt. Eight EMT's on the squad are presently enrolled in an Advanced Patient Assignment course at Northeastern Regional Hospital in St. Johnsbury. The 30 hour course is a prerequisite to intravenous therapy. All members are certified by the Vermont Heart Associa- tion in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. Training is a large factor in the squad's operations, each new member must go through an introductory phase of operating procedures before becoming a 3rd attendant. The service boast 5 CPR instructors and 5 Advanced First Aid instructors. To this date the squad has answered over 1,900 calls since its formation in January 1972. In 1978, the squad answered a total of 317 emergency calls. The organization has its own Motorala base station for communication between quarters and the ambulances. Other means of communication is provided by 3GE portable radios for outside of ambulance communication. Four Motorola beepers are in operation to notify members of an emergency call while they are in class or out of the building. Lyndon State Rescue keeps up not only with the latest medical techniques but also with advanced equipment. Throughout the 7 years of service to the area, the Lyndon State Rescue Squad has become one of the most respected organizations in the Northeast Kingdom. The service is open to all students regardless of experience. 73 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Pattv Ferguson, Peter Adrian, Monique Laroque. lisa Flaherty, Carol Fadden, Sheldon Ball, Diane Ringey, Nancy Lang, Donna Noonan, Heidi MacDonald, Mrs. Atwood. Le Cercle Franca is', LSC's second French club, was organized by Foreign Language Department Chairman Mrs. Barbara Atwood in order to give students the opportunity to speak French and learn about French culture. At the first club meeting, held at the Atwood's camp at Willoughby Lake, members enjoyed a delicious meal prepared by Mrs. Atwood featuring coq au vin followed by a dessert of mousse au chocolate. The members also enjoyed hiking and boating. The second club meeting preceded a crepe party at the Atwood's home in St. Johnsbury. Everyone cooked his own crepes and chose assorted fillings provided by Mrs. Atwood and mem- bers of the club. This year's elected officers are: Pres. — Carol Fadden, V.P. — Monicque Larocque, Treas. — Heidi MacDonald, and Sec. — Spencer MacGilliveary. Also elected were Patricia Ferguson, George Galvin, and Chris Benson to an activities committee in charge of the club budget and fund raising events. The members successfully held a raffle for the benefit of an excursion to the Province of Quebec. Other perfected programs include slide presentations, French skits, a mock trip ab- road,'' and French folk and popular song singing. 74 REC. OUTING CLUB Left to Right: Jim Griffith, Dale Spartas, Carmen Deutchman, Ned Bangs, Donna, Mark LaBranche, Anne Dendall, Mike Phylis Cremolini, Linda Hebert, Marilyn Wagner, Renee, Cheryl Pierson, Pat Nolan, Chris Stevenson, Eric Kessler, Lisa, Sue Wagner, Donna Small. Mike Dillon. Pat, Eve Sharigan. THE PIRATE'S UNIFICATION SOCIETY Top Row: Mary Dwane. Betty Raymond, Rev. Jim Leonard. Second Row: Mike Potnan, Tom Colli, Brian McGovern. Third Row: Dan Colli. Gary Chester, George Babcock, Tom Archer, Joe. Fourth Row: Dave Stock, Marty Raymond. 75 S.A.C Back Row — Left to Right. Richard Benoit, Darlene Rericoni, Bill Laramee, Mary Ellen Mason, Donna Small. Front Row: Kim Nichols. Mary LeClair. Ginny Ryan COMMUNITY COUNCIL 76 BACK TO FRONT: Vincent Lordritch. John Farrell. Barb Sheridon, Bill Laramee. Rich Benoit, Joe Benning, |im Wood. 77 NEWS CENTER 2 Kevin McGee. Mike Lang. Steve Adamson, Nyles Kruger. Brent Gould, Dave Russell. Peter lynch. Debbie Satre, Suzie Roach. 78 t Debbie Satre George Olsen Jim Ercolam Barb Durocher YEARBOOK STAFF Tri-Editors: Laural Wall Debbie Satre )im Ercolani Treasurer: Barb Durocher Photographer: George Olsen Ads: John Olson SPECIAL THANKS TO: Rus Bailas, Jim Merrily, Eileen Jutras, Harry Hunkle, Karen Carpenter for taking pictures and developing. To Gloria Durocher for typing notices. To Shelli Holt for the use of her camera. Thanks to the Critic for letting the yearbook use some of their pictures. To Maggie Stevens for putting us in the Campus Calen- der , and to Brenda Gruber for designing the yearbook cover. THANKS! 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 X-COUNTRY The team lacked depth, but they were improving as the year progressed. The team was made up of all freshmen with Matt Sc hmid continually getting 1 st or 2nd place. This coming Fall would have been extremely competitive — probably a .500 season. Johnson b (L) St. Mikes (L) Johnson A (L) Castleton (W) NE UMM 2nd Vt. State ? Norwich St. Mikes (L) NAIA Matt Schmid 15th N. Adams 3rd NESCAC 88 89 Front Row: Chris, Amadi, Buddy Hayford, Dave Bolduc, Kyle Amadon, George Bertrand, Scott Mead. Second Row: Scott Allen, Roy Moyer, Greg Litchfield. John, Dave Frizzell, Mike, Stuart Shippee. Chuck, Richard Esty, Charles Metz. Back Row: Allen, Andy Sutliff. S o c c E R 90 91 WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY 92 Top Row: Linda Hutchens, Leslie Rice, Kathy O'Neil, lean Perkins, Kathy WagStaff, Lucy Diggens, |enm Muncil, Lynn Kelsey, Annie VVison. lean Boutelier, Phyllis Colb — Coach. Bottom Row: Karen Gubbins, Yevette Catalier, Kim Watson, Sherri Richardson, Donna Ellsworth, Ellen Smith, Diane Bouchard. 93 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Coach: Dr. Priscilla Hutchins Manager: Melanie Gianopoulus Co-captains: Jayne Giguere Michelle Allaire Jayne Giguere Brenda Gilfillan Lisa Denver Bonnie Bryce lean Perkins Michelle Allaire Maureen Patten Margret Schlageter Roxanne Carson Rose Lumsden Karen Gubbins Holly Stevenson Lynn Kelsey No. 10 No. 21 No. 4 No. I 3 No. 22 No. 12 No. 20 No. I 1 No. 1 5 No. 3 No. 14 No. 5 94 95 MEN'S BASKETBALL Hoad Coach: Skip Pound Asst. Coach: Everett Ac hilles Manager: Peter Joslin Statistician: Barbara Sheridon Co-captains: Jim Kelly Kick Sutton Not in Order: Mike Callanan, Nathan Choice, Dave Cur- rier, Devan Currier, Scott Hood, Jim Kelly, Bill Leggett, Rich Scott, Bryan Scrubb, Jeff Singleton, Kic k Sutton. RESULTS (23-6) LSC OPP Bishop's 83 77 U.M.P.G. 83 102 Unity 117 55 St. Mary's U. 82 98 Plymouth 126 113 Johnson 80 74 Plymouth 117 113 Windham 139 84 Union 75 92 New Paultz 1 19 98 St. Joseph 107 81 Thomas 97 75 U.M. Farmington 69 84 Castleton 1 14 94 Windham 137 64 Hawthorne 72 69 Norwich 70 62 Johnson 66 45 Middlebury 82 73 U.M. Farmington 71 66 Castleton 97 83 U. Mass. Boston 109 89 Plymouth 108 92 Franklin-Pierce 73 68 Franklin-Pierce 97 78 St. Joseph 1 10 83 Hawthorne 86 79 U.M.P.G. 82 96 Rhode Island 94 100 96 97 Back Row Standing: Kyle Amadon, Peter Smith, Bruce T ransue, Mel Stearn, Allan Leas, Cliff Guy, Jim Bremser, Shawn Roberts, Garry Duford. Middle Row: Faith Bouchard, Sue McAllister, Lee Crocker, Kathy Moyer, Spencer McGalvery, Lyn Farrell, Scott Saunders, Ellen Smith, Jim Shultz, Mary Ellen Moore, Matt Jewett. Front Row: Steve Harris, John Farrell. Missing: Earle Davis, George Bertrand, Denny Holder, John Callan, Kelly Conningham, Melinda Blaid. Skiers With the motion of angels, out of Snow-spume and swirl of gold mist, they Emerge to the positive sun. At That great height, small on that whiteness. With the color of birds or of angels. They swoop, sway, descend, and descending. Cry their bright bird-cries, pure In the sweet desolation of distance. They slowly enlarge to our eyes. Now On the flat where the whiteness is Trodden and mud-streaked, not birds now. Nor angels even, they stand, They Are awkward, not yet well adjusted To this world, new and strange, of time and Contingency, who now are only Human. They smile. The human face has its own beauty. 98 Chris O'Brien 99 C U o' o LLJ Vr 100 101 BASEBALL Kneeling: First Row: Pat Burke, Pat Lockwood. Steve Adamson. Mike Duffy. Center Row: Kneeling: “Elmo, John Kresser. Standing: On Markie, Paul Clapper, Steve Butler. Timbo McLaughlin, Dick Campbell, Mark Trafton. Steve Adamson and Pat Lockwood |ohn Kresser Steve Adamson Co«ich Don Markie and Dick Campbell Coach Don Spence” Markie has worked hard to organize the 35 students on the Lyndon State Baseball Team. There are many returning players, such as Jim Flannery who batted over .500 last year; Steve Butler, one of the top pitchers in the Eastern League, and jay Ballard, second baseman, regarded as best all-around player at L.S.C. Some promising new players this year are Juniors Bill DeForge and John Kresser, and power-hitting freshman Pat Burke. In 1979, the squad will play twelve games against such teams as University of Vermont, Dartmouth, Franklin Pierce, Norwich and St. Micheals. L.S.C. is proud to announce that the baseball team will be hosting it's first home game in eight years, taking on the tough Vt. Tech. crew. Coach Markie has high hopes for the future of baseball at L.S.C. Our goal is to upgrade the baseball program to a varsity level status.” He concludes by saying thanks to all players, members of the athletic department, Joe Benning, who's been an extreme help. Doctor Murphy, and the willingness of the other team's coaches for giving us a shot.” 103 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL 104 WOMEN'S FIELDHOCKEY 105 THEATRE 106 107 WEST SIDE STORY 109 110 112 113 HALLOWEEN PARTY I 14 115 FALL SPRING SEMI FORMAL 116 117 119 7 DANCE CONTEST MS DANCE MARATHON 120 121 CANOE RACES 122 123 tzi OS iO o. A AVQ DNIddS 125 126 127 BIG BAND 128 631 130 MEDIAEVAL MANOR 132 133 134 136 137 138 Bobsey Twins Kathy Donnelly Brenda Gruber GRADUATION 140 IM 142 •r • Lorraine. David and lustin Ballou 144 Don't Quit When things go wrong as they sometimes will. When the road you've trudging seems all uphill. When the funds are low and debts are high. And you want to smile, but you have to sigh, When care is pressing, you're down a bit. Rest if you must, but don't quit. Life is queer, with it's twists and turns. As everyone of us sometimes learns. And many a failure turns about. When he might have won, had he not out. Don't give up though the pace seems slow. You may succeed with another go. Success is failure turned inside out. The silver tint of the cloud of doubt. And you never can tell how close you are; It may be near when it seems so far. So, stick to the fight when your head is hit. It's when things seem worse that you must not quit. r n Compliments of THE BUSINESS OFFICE: THE WEEKLY NEWS Ruth Rollande Phyllis Mary V_______________ Lyndonville, Vt. 626-9263 y V r Box 488, (Finney Hill) Lyndonville. 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FLOWERLAND £ Lyndonville, Vt. 05851 Tel. 626-5966 The Daffodi 45 Depot Street Lyndonville, Vermont 05851 802-626-5773 154 SUNSHINE BOUTIQUE Everything for the Contemporary Ms. r--------------A EDMOND'S PHARMACY 41 Depot Street Lyndonville, Vt. 63 Eastern Ave. St. johnsbury, Vt. ______Tel. 748-2933 J ( A LANE PACKING, INC. V J f The Old Cutter Inn WHOLESALE — BEEF AND VEAL RETAIL — Phone 626-3328 Lyndonville, Vt. 05851 Y______________________J East Burke, Vermont 05832 (2 miles off Rt. 114 on the Burke Mountain Access Rd.) Lodging and Dining, featuring a continental menu and a cocktail lounge For reservations or information call (802) 626-5152 Your hosts Fritz Marti Walther V_______________J 155 Howdy Beef Burger Si. Johnsbury, Vt. Good Meals — Good Deals V J r Dunkin Doughnuts St. johnsbury, Vt. Worlds finest coffee and soup. 156 GOOD HEALTH, LUCK AND SUCCESS! KAPPA DELTA PHI 157 How Many Turkey's Can You Find In This Picture? The Learning Resource Center Has the Answer! y 158 r a r Shop Save Food Markets FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT Congratulations all graduates of the class of “79“ May your days be filled with HEALTH, HAPPINESS, SUCCESS! Green Mt. Mall St. Johnsbury, Vt. Port St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. Route 5 Lyndonville Route 5 Derby, Vt. Good luck always! From “THE NORTHERN LIGHTS '79“ J V PATRONS President Janet 0� . Murphy June Elliott Howard E. Regnold's Real Estate Hopkins Sons, Inc. R.A. Stahler Sons Inc. Debbie's Beauty Boutique Shamrock Restaurant and Lounge Luigi's Restaurant and Cellar Lounge L.S.C. Bookstore May 5 - 10 $ 1.00 Store Fabric Town Progressive Sport Lyndon Motel Lynburke Motel Western Auto Greenwood Sales and Service Northern Equipment Inc. Vaccum Sewing Machine Center Wayside Furniture Baker's Sign Company Margo's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Durocher Rev. Paul Citti Mr. and Mrs. James Erocolani A A 159 V LSC LIBRARY