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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1980 volume:

LYNDON STATE COLLEGE NORTHERN LIGHTS 1980 LYNDONVILLE VERMONT This Yearbook 80 was put together to capture and retain events, activities and experiences that were shared by you during the year. We hope this Yearbook will act as a time machine by taking you back to the memories when you were here at Lyn- don State College. With this book to assist you, you will remember some of the classes, parties, games, clubs, and events that made it what it was — a part of our lives. Take a few minutes, get comfortable, and reminisce. ... TABLE OF CONTENTS GRADUATES 4 STAFF — ADMINISTRATION 40 FACULTY 52 DORMS 65 CLUBS 74 THEATRE 88 INTRAMURALS 90 SPORTS 94 GRADUATION 105 CANDID — ADS 110 I GRADUATES KYLE AMADON B.S. Recreation. Minor Physical Education Intercollegiate: Skiing 1.2.3.4; Soccer 3.4; co-captain 4; Golf Club 1 Athlete of the week during 1979 soccer season. 1977 1978 ski season — we won division championships both years. Be Yourself B.S. Behavioral Science; Minor Recreation Orientation Staff — Fall 1978; Outstanding Young Women — 1978 Dean’s List 4-1 I will always remember Irene. Ron. Jon. Sherri, and espe- cially Terry. A ship in the harbor is safe; But that's not what ships are made for.” Shedd mm 6 Chuck Metz Kyle Amadon with Soccer Trophy JUDY BILLERA B.S. Behavioral Science JOHN BIGELOW A.S. Media Fire Department 1-1, 1-2; Hockey Club 1-2; Yearbook 2 Men may doubt what you say, but they will believe what you do. (Lewis Cass) Skating. Tennis. Hiking. Riding on my Cycle. David Simes, timekeeper and John Bigelow LSC Hockey Manager 7 WENDY BILLMEYER CHRIS BODEN B.S. Recreation B.S. Media SAC Director 1979-1980; Athlete lntramural Committee. Recreation Leadership Award — Spring 1980. Who's Who among American Colleges and Universities Most memorable moment: Outdoor Education Practicum 1978 Aimees Parking Lot LYN BUCKLEY B.S. Media DEAN BURGESS B.S. Recreation Outdoor Education Vice President ROC Most memorable moments: Spring Days: Outdoor Ed. Practicum “Be Yourself Skiing, Canoeing. Hiking, and Catching Rays. Lyn Buckley at Craftsbury 9 PATRICIA A. BURLEY B.S. Recreation KAREN M. CARPENTER B.S. Recreation Field Hockey. Lacrosse. Photography. lPEN$lVh ICE 10 Steve Cormier at Radio Station bash NANCY IRENE COOK B.S. Elementary Education HOLLY CROSSON B.S. Recreation Dean's List: 3-1, 3-2 Spinning, Weaving. Natural Dying. Canoeing. Kite Flying. Hiking. Botany. Mime. Dance. 11 Special Olympics Dance JACQUELINE ELAINE CSER B.A. Theatre. Minor English SAC; Critic; Talent Show; Fiddle Contest; Yearbook; Cof- fee House; Karate Most memorable moments: The night of winning the Tal- ent Show, Bud Ebbett's Field Trip to Quebec (especially Thetford Mines). Successfully avoiding the pond for four Spring Days. ELLENMARIE DANAHY A S. Secretarial Science Cheerleading; Critic Dean's List: 1-2 A kiss on the nose Penguins, Sewing. Reading Steve Tanguay, David Stock, George Olsen and Crackers play in the Sour Whiskey Band at the Tennis Team Benefit. 12 MICHELLE DEBRA B.S. Recreation Who's Who among American Colleges and Universities Special Olympic Volunteer; X-Country Team 1 “What a Bargain” Running. Singing. Guitar, and Crafts ANNE CARMEN MARIE GENEVIERE DEUTSCHMANN A.A. Liberal Arts Most memorable moments: Being Hypnotized; Spring Days; 3rd floor Crevecour sindie; The Visit; Steve 9 8 80; Bringing it all back Home; Semi-Formals; Phiefers; My closest friends; and long walks. Acting. Singing. Dancing. Horseback Riding. Love Steve. 13 Julie French. Rachel Buchard Kathy Furguson at the Radio Station Bash PETER DiANGELO B.S. Meteorology President of AMS; Secretary of Sigma Zeta — Math Science Honor Society; WWLR Radio; Intramurals — Softball and Basketball Most memorable moment: Last day of Calculus III Music. Dancing. Electronics, and Astronomy MATT DOBROWOLSKI B.S. Meteorology AFROTC; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; SAGA; TNDC Most memorable moment; Four Day Binge FACE 14 Darlene Perconi. Brian Durst. Karen Ramsden. Peter DiAngelo with Spring Semi-Formal Limo ROBERT DOW B.S. Meteorology; A.S. Physics Judiciary Committee; Curriculum Committee; Dean of Students Committee Dean s List: 1-1, 2-1, 3-1. 3-2, 4-2. Who's Who among American Colleges and Universities 1978, 1979 Sigma Zeta Math Science Honor Society. THERESA JEANNE DUGUAY B.S. English; Minor Education People tell me it's a sin. to know and fell to much within, I still believe she was a twin, but I lost the ring, She was born in spring, and I was born too late. Blame it on a simple twist of fate. BOB DYLAN 15 Tammie Eaton Rob Dow Patty Boland and Steve Adamson BARBARA JEAN DUROCHER B.S. Elementary Education; Minor Reading 1979 Yearbook Treasurer Summer Editor, Big Sister Program Dean's List 3-2; Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities No one ever said teaching was going to be easy. Dancing, Children, and having a good time. DAVID GARBARZ B.S. Psychology President LSC Rescue Squad. LSC Hockey Club Dean's List; 4-2 Emergency Medicine. Fly-Fishing, Running 16 Stacy Cannon and Steve Adamson , KAREN GELINEAU A.S. Secretarial Science. Minor Business Dean s List; 1-1. 1-2. 2-2. Happiness is a butterfly, which when pursued is just be- yond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, will alight upon you. Running. Reading. Softball. Volleyball. Crafts, and Cook- ing. t STEPHANIE L. GOSS A.S. Liberal Arts Critic. Special Olympics. MS Dance Marathon It is in loving, not in being loved, the heart is blessed; it is in giving, not in seeking gifts, we find our quest; Whatever be your longing or desire, that give; So shall your soul be fed and you indeed shall live. 17 Registration HEATHER GREIG A.S. Business Management Square Dancing; Bible Studies; Watching Fall Foliage For god so loved the world he gave his only forgotten son and whosoever believeth in him shall not perish but have eternal life. X-Country Skiing. Photography, Pastels. Snow-shoeing, and Cooking KAREN ANN GUBBINS B.S. Recreation ROC; Basketball 3; Soccer 3 4 (Captain); Softball 4 Who's Who in American Colleges Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all. X-Country Skiing. Downhill Skiing. Running. CRPA. NRPA. Karen Cronin. Brian McGovern. Debbie Farr MARY L. HACKETT (Jesse) B.A. English FRANK HAMILTON B.S. Behavioral Science David Stock and Ralph Aldrich 19 YVONNE HERRERA B.S. Behavioral Science SAC; Chairman Vice-Chairman Do not pray for an easy life, pray to be strong. Painting. Dancing, Music. HARRY HUNKELE B.A. Social Science ROC. Judiciary Committee. Yearbook: 1977. 1978. Dean's List: 3-2. Skiing Hiking. 20 Gina Mike Lang ANNE E. HURLEY B.A. Behavioral Science ROC. Most memorable moments: Working I.L.L. in the Library, On the Library Roof. Dance Concert 1980 Skiing, Dancing. TIMOTHY KEATING B.S. Behavioral Science: Minor Theatre Alexander Twilight Theatre Player 2.3,4. Best Cameo 1978 ' Everything is only temporary at best L.Q. Music. Dancing, Guitar. Acting. Biking. Snowshoeing and Laughing. JUDITH KIMMEL B.S. Recreation; Minor Science SAC: ROC; Cheerleader; Dance Marathon Committee Chairman Dean's List: 3-1. 3-2. 4-1, 4-2. Most memorable moment: Dr. Miller's Zoology Lab Final Hiking. Ice-skating. Camping, and Sewing DENNIS KOCH Theatre Interpretative Arts Alexander Twilight Players Betty Jean Baker Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Theatre Love is Blind. Friendship tries not to notice.” Otto von Bismarck Dancing. Cooking. Camping, Meeting people, and Hug- 9m9 22 Special Olympics I J. MICHELE LABERGE B.A. Theatre Community Council 1,2; Theatre Productions 1975-1980 Dean's List: All Years Betty Jean Baker Theatre Scholarship 1979 One Acts 1978; Theatre; and Dance LAURiE CHRISTINE LaLIBERTE A.A. Liberal Arts PAMELA JEAN LANE B.S. Behavioral Science Varsity Field Hockey (captain) 1.2.3.4; Varsity Softball 1 MS Dance Marathon; Vermont Special Olympics; Campus Tour Guide Dean's List: 4-1; Windham Foundation Schol- arship Skiing. All Sports. Working with less fortunate people KIM R. LEVINE A.S. Media; Minor Theatre Most memorable moments; My one act play. Freshly Fallen.” Feb. 12-13. 1980; David; 3 Photography Exhibits; Pooh-lit; Shanna; Tom; McKevier A quiet mind is richer than a crown.” Theatre. Photography Dean Laramee and Debbie Nechay Pam Lane CHARLES LEWIS B.S. Media General Manager WWLR; SAC; Anchorperson News Center 2 Community Council Representative; skiing; Video work Dean's List; All four years; Intramurals — Bas- ketball. Volleyball Who's Who among American Colleges Universities 1979 STEPHANIE LEWIS B.S. Recreation Intramurals; Basketball Softball Dean's List: 1-1.1-2. 3-1. Summer 1979 Who's Who among students in American Universities and Colleges I'm on my way. I know I am 25 Line Crew Special Olympics Chuck Lewis — Mic.. Oscar Thayer — Cameraman STEVE LIPPINCOTT A.A. Liberal Arts; Minor Art ROC 1979; One Act Plays 1980; Mt Washington Expedi- tion 1979 Dean's List: 1-2. 2-1; National Honor Society Award 1978 Who's Who among students in American Col- leges and Universities Downhill skiing. Meditation. Dancing with Carmen. Jug- gling. Running PAM MARBLE B.S. Behavioral Science When seeking responsibility for your own life, look within yourself for knowledge and strength before looking elsewhere. 26 Registration DEBORAH E. MARCH B.S. Education; Minor Reading Psychology Student member of NEA and Vea; Senatorial Scholarship 1978. 1979 — Vt. Dean s List: 2-2. 3-1. 4-2 I have ever held it as a maxim, never to do that thru another, which was possible for me to execute my- self. Montesquieu ROBERT MARINE B.S. Meteorology Vice President AMS 3: Intramurals: Softball 1.2.3.4 What is success? To live your life in your own way ... To reach for the goals you have set for yourself... To be the you that you want to be. Chess. Music. Sports. Drummer for Pippin — West Side Story. Vicki Shumman and Steve Cormier at Spring Semi-Formal DIANNE MARKS B.S. Recreation ROC; NRPA: NTRS section; Women's Lacrosse 1.2.3 Dean's List: 1-2. 4-1 Most Valuable Player Award for Lacrosse 1979 season Crafts. Reading. Music, and Swimming JOANNE M. McCORMICK B.S. Recreation Intramural Committee; Cheerleader; Resident Assistant Varsity Soccer. Intramural Basketball. Softball. Volleyball. Dean's List: 2-1. 2-2. 3-1; MS Dance Marathon. Bailey Beach; Outdoor Ed. Practicum; Lyndon Sisters; Arts Crafts 28 Radio Station Party JACK MICHAELIAN B.A. Social Science Resque Squad Summer 1979; Assistant Chief Fire De- partment Spring 1980 Third Prize for Playing Guitar at Talent Show 1979 I may have failed, but at least I tried” Skiing, Guitar. Working on Cars. Midnight Auto Repairs. RICH MOHR B.A. Theatre Intramurals: Softball Basketball Most Memorable Moments; Meeting Theresa; Working under the direction of Dennis Koch in Phiefers People; Dances; Sports; Acting. Stay down, way down, don't even bother getting up 29 Katherine Richmond and Kim Porier WILLIAM ANDREW MONROE A.S. Media WWLR News Director; Student Senate Treasurer; Resi- dent Assistant. Dean s List: All four semesters; Intramural Softball Most memorable moment: On the Library Roof Camping, Fishing. Procrastinating DEBORAH S. NECHAY B.S. Recreation; Minor Business Who's Who among students in American Universities and Colleges Most memorable moments: Jayne. Gayle. Dianne Topo's. The IV. You know that nothing can ever change what we have always been and will always be to each other. FDR Jim Eaton and Debbie Nechay KAREN NICHOLS AS. Media ROC; AM Radio; Critic; Member — Vt. Association of Ka- rate Dean s List: 1-1, 1-2. I gotta be me Photography. Skiing. Camping. Cooking, and Traveling Most memorable moment; The Party-Hearty Pousette Dart Band Weekend. PATRICIA A. NOUN B.S. Physical Education; Minor Science Political Science Intramural Basketball: 1,2.3 Softball Manager 2 What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny mat- ters compared to what lies within us. Registration 31 PATRICK NOWLAN JOHN OLSON B.A. Social Science Vets Club 76; Yearbook Sales Advertising 1979; Year- book Co-editor 1980 Hockey Club 1976. 1977; Golden Glove Boxing 1976. 1977; Dean s List: 3-2 Brian E. Meilleur Scholarship 1979; Vt. Senatorial Scholarship 1979 Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and I ... I took the one less traveled on. 32 Sue Abbott George Olsen JOHN PAPP B.S. Meteorology Member AMS; Ice Brothers. Dean s List: 3-2 Intramurals: Basketball. Softball, Volleyball Most memorable moment: Expensive Ice — 1980 Talent Show Jamming. Tests Softball. Instigators Hoop. BUB JEAN PERKINS B.S. Physical Education Phys. Ed. Club; Critic Staff; Intramural Staff; Softball 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Soccer 1.2.3; Lacrosse 2.3 Dean's List: 2-2. 3-1. 3-2: Intramurals: Volleyball. Rac- quetball Most memorable moment: Riding the TNDC Jeep on Spring Day Geoffrey Roberts Karen Cronin 33 ELLYN PLUMP B.S. Behavioral Science; Minor Human Services ALENE SCHONHAUT B.S. Behavioral Sciences; Minor Special Education Member: Teacher s Certification Committee; Resident Assistant Member: Big Brother Sister Program If I accept the sunshine and warmth, I must also accept the thunder and the lightning. Kahlil Gibran 34 Toga Party EVE SHARRIGAN B.S. Recreation Come dance with the west wind, and touch on the moun- tain tops. Sail over canyons and up to the stars. Reach for the heavens and hope for the future. All that we can be and not what we are JOEY R. SHERMAN A S. Media Cartoon Animation; Traveling; and Partying It is better to try. chancing defeat, than to dream of how it could have been. 35 Line Studio Under Construction DEBORAH SOLOMON B.A. English; Minor Humanities Critic 4; Special Olympics 4; Orientation Committee 3.4 Dean s List; 4-1; U.E. Local 32 Scholarship 1 With an eye made quiet by the power of harmony, and the deep power of joy. we see into the life of things.” CHRIS STEVENSON Recreation Outdoor Education LSC Outing Club President 1976-1977, WWLR Radio I like to sleep late in the morning, don't like to wear no shoes, make love to the women while I'm livin'. Get drunk on a bottle of booze. D.B. 36 Chuck Lewis and Candy Barbara Syzmanski and Jim Arenowski STEVEN L. TANGUAY B.S. Recreation Lacrosse; Soccer; Intramurals; WWLR Radio; Music Arthur B. Elliot Honor Society Award Most memorable moments; Living at the Crow's Nest. Sour Whiskey Band; The Pirates Club; Mime; Do you want to take a walk. JOAN M. THEOFILOS A.S. Secretarial Science Basketball 1; Intramurals: Volleyball 1978 Most memorable moment: Crevecour 302 The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. James Taylor Skiing. Photography. Camping, and Fishing Joyce Dux and Steve Tanguay — Special Olympics. 37 SUSAN LYNNE WAGNER B.S. Recreation; Minor Environmental Science Head Resident; Resident Assistant; ROC; SAC; X-Country Running Who's Who among students in American Colleges and Universities Winners never quit and Quitters never win Running. Bicycling. X-Country Skiing. Exploring. Cook- ing. Dancing. NANCY ANN WHITE B.S. Recreation Softball 3.4; Intramurals: 8asketballf Volleyball; NRPA. MRPA Who's Who among students in American Colleges and Universities The rainbow is a sign of that which is in all things Seek the vision of tne rainbow, and let it grow. 38 Sue Wagner at Halloween Party Arnold 4th Floor Freshmen DEBBIE ZURON B.S. Recreation Dean's List: 4-1; Ski Team 1 Even if you are on the right track. You will get run over if you just sit there.” ROBERT O. WILLIAMS B.S. Media WWLR 1.2,4; Critic 1.2; Fire Department 1; One Act Plays 39 Crowd at Orleans Concert STAFF AND ADMINISTRATION Dr. Janet Murphy President Lyndon State College Ronald J. Addison Dean of Lyndon State College Anne Allen Faculty Secretary William Allen Press Relations Officer 42 Kyle Amadon Admissions Counselor Philip Barra Library Circulation Bob Army Dir. of Security Sara Bean Assistant Bursar Susan Bamford Dir. of Summer Programs Robert Bean Business Staff Wendy Billmeyer Director of Student Activities A. Richard Boera Comptroller Mark Boucher SAGA Director 43 Ed Brown Continuing Education Kathy Cahill Secretary to Dean Addison Vanessa Brown SAGA Bud Carpenter Maintenance Superintendant Diane Budde Library Ass t. Science Dept. Keith Chamberlain Media Services Specialist Janet Charron Secretary to the President Dana Cutter Maintenance Engineer Mary Davenport Switchboard Info 44 Agatha Degree Saga Sherri Fitch Dir. of Counseling Gloria Durocher Education Sec. Donna Ellsworth Admissions Counselor Sue Forrest Data Enter Clerk Glen Friend Building Custodian Jean Geremia Sec. Career Counseling Pat Hails Co-op Education Coordinator Arline Hamel Bookstore 45 Vernita Heywood Bookstore Clerk Gordy LaClair SAGA Janice Lepine Recorder Dave Kanell Dir. of Res. Life Bill Laramee Dean of Students Charlie Leroyer Dir. of Health Services Joe Laberge Stage Manager Richard Lee Admin. Asst, of Computer Operations Michael Leszczynski Library Asst. Media 46 Joyce Lynch Psych Sec. James McCarthy Dean of Administration Bob Michaud Dir. of Purchasing Lesley Mattei Records Office thtt Nancy Moore Chief Accountant Phyllis Moulton Payroll Officer Beverly Mayo Admissions Sec. Pat Mitchell Sec. Science Dept. Sally Neylan College Relations Officer 47 Russell Powden Dean of Admissions Nancy Rankin Placement Career Dev Terry Robertson Stan Russell Veteran Affairs Maintenance Colleen Reagan Recreation Sec. Ken Sanderson Building Custodian 48 Ed Simpson Building Custodian Helene Squires Library Acquisitions Bill Thompson Forman of Building Custodians Ray Skinner Mail Clerk Ruth Southouse Bursar Laurel Stanley Reference Librarian Maggie Stevens Admin. Asst, to Dean of Student Affairs Geraldine Thompson Snack Bar Jackie Thompson Admissions Sec. 49 Jane Thorn Library Head Tom Tracy E.R.I.C. Ralph Trafan Building Custodian Don Tremblay Building Custodian ACC-tlSSION Perry Viles Coord, of Title III Dev. Marc Wanner Asst, to Registrar 50 Charlie Williamson Maintenance Jim Wilson Maintenance Housekeepers for Dorms: Thersa Duseaut. Gerry Gosley. Bertha Chester. Irene Chayer. Verna Snelling 51 FACULTY ADMIN. SERVICES SEC. SCIENCE Tom Manges Cathrine Meaney Admin. Service Business Dave Anglin Business Ed Mello Admin. Service Florence Yeats Admin. Services Sec. Science MEDIA 54 Russ Bailas Media David Ballou Media EDUCATION June Elliot Education Psychology Ernest Broadwater Education Frank Green Education Alvin Shulman Music 55 ENGLISH Ralph Aldrich English Norman Atwood English Mary Bisson English Brian Kelly English 56 Ferguson McKay English Kurt Singer English SCIENCE Bud Ebbett Geology David Conant Science Samuel Kent Science Donald Miller Science Micheal Sherbrook Physics Richard Wright Science 57 METEOROLOGY Joe D'aleo Meteorology Tom Kitterman Meteorology Merle Woodall Meteorology REC Cathy DeLeo Recreation John DeLeo Recreation 58 Andy Haaland Rec Leisure Joe Shockley Rec Leisure Bobbie Veech Recreation AlDIflOlHi THEATRE Phil Anderson Theatre Cynthia Baldwin Theatre Dick Portner Theatre Media PSYCHOLOGY Mike Berkowitz Psych. Irene Blanchard Psych. Jon Fitch Psych. Ron Rossi Psych. 59 SOCIAL SCIENCES Darrell Casteel Social Sci. Bob Dixon Social Sci. Winnie McCarthy Social Sci. Graham Newell History 60 Cedric Pierce Economics MATH Phil Bassett Math John Muzzey Math Rochelle Rosenfeld Math PHILOSOPHY John Stambaugh Math Barbara Stenglem Math FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ken Vos Philosophy Nancy Lang Foreign Lang. 61 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dudley Bell Phys. Ed. Georgette Childs Phys. Ed. Bruce Harvey Phys. Ed. Jamie Owen Skip Pound Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. PART TIME FACULTY 62 Ruth Adams English Sandy Ebbett Geology Ray Geremia English Betty Jessup Rec. Arthur Roslund Media Cathie Wheeler Science Elaine Woodall Math 63 DORMITORIES BAYLEY CD CD anoNuv CREVCOUR s 69 WHITELAW RODGERS 71 POLAND WHEELOCK — 3rd and 4th Floors CNJ TtX co f'- WHEELOCK — 1st and 2nd Floors CLUBS KAPPA DELTA PHI — BROTHERS AND SISTERS Front Row (I to r): Mat Stump' Miller, Kevin McGee Row 2: Mike Blake. Andrew Pye, Don Fisher, Jeff Sawyer Row 1 (I to r): Shannon May Row 2: Joan Kimball. Beth Nicholson. Brenda Jacolucci. Shelly Holt Row 3: Delise Pomainville. Denise Knepper, Pam Jongbloed Row 4: Heidi MacDonald Row 1 (l-r): Steve Adamson. Russ Pander. Dave Cameron. Marty Bradley Row 2: Tom Buchalski. Bob Syzmanski. Tom Seguljic, Scott Clarkson. Jeff Martin. Mel Stearns. Dave Howe. Dan Norton. Jim Brimser Row 3: Dave Lipson, Tom Keenen. Stew Shippee. Earle Davis. Jeff Smith, Mark Blanchard. Tim Peloquin. Tom Sorvillo. Rick Bergereon. Skip Dey. SIGMA PSI FRATERNITY, Alpha Chapter of Lyndon State College, is a non- exclusive social organization of young men designed for the advancement of social activities benefitting the entire college campus. Our objectives are to help the college community socially, physically, and spiritually in hopes of creating a fine fun loving learning institution. Our personal goals are to strive for social unity, trust, respect, responsibility, and understanding amongst each other. We would also like to sincerely thank our camera shy advisor and beloved friend Mr. Edmund Mello, for helping us through a very prosperous and enjoyable growth year. THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA 77 SIGMA PSI SORORITY Row 1 (l-r): Jenny Appleton, Amy Hunter, Kath Roderique. Eileen Mulcahey Row 2: Wendy Dickenson, Sue Gallont. Michelle Hoth, Barb Genere. Pat Doherty. Barb Shernden Row 3: Jane Williams. Lynn Thompson. Dawn Raymond. Barb Syzmanski. Betsy Smith. Sue AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY (l-r): Jim Van Kovics. John Kent. Peter DiAngelo 78 CRITIC (l-r): Debbie Solomon. Peter Ballard. Lyn Farrell. Doug Ward. Kevin Starr. Glenn Salegna. Mark Kwiecienski. Editor 79 CHEERLEADERS Row 1 (l-r): Joanne McCormick, Beth Dunphy, Judy Kimmel. Roena Drew. Barb Justice Row 2: Cindy Maxfield. Karen Gelineau, Kim Watson Row 3: Colleen Reagan The rise in the success of LSC's Basketball program has paralleled with a rise in spirit and interest among the college s general population. Accompanying this general interest in the sport of basketball is an interest in orga- nized Cheerleading. In 1978, Joanne McCormick took the initiative of this project and began the procedures in forming the Cheerleading organization. Through the help of Community Council, the Cheerleading Organization became offi- cial and was allocated initial funding to get things under way. 80 Karen Gelineau. Colleen Reagan. Roena Drew PIRATES UNIFICATION SOCIETY (l-r): Dan Bolognani, Dan Colli. Gerald Huppee. Mary Dewane. Dave Stock. Sue Abbott. Jim Leonard. Marty Raymond. Mary Otis. Byron Savoy. Betty Raymond. Mary Bisson. George Babcock. Dave Stock Dan Colli 81 RESCUE SQUAD Rescue Squad Officers: Amadi Qnwuebgu. Dave Garbarz. Scott Schumaker. (l-r): Melvin Stearns. Laurie LaLiberte. John Cappola. Dave Sime. Ed Spicer, Amadi Onwuebgu. Dave Garbarz. Scott Schumaker. Mike Pcolar. Daryl Donahue. Bob Calahan. Mike Dickerrnan. Tracey Hutchinson. Chuck Staack. Pete Michaud. Allen Young. Colleen Casey. Tami Eaton. Jim Dzioeck. Bob Army. Tim Amadon. Kelly Goodnow. Dream number two was answered for Lyndon State Rescue last fall. At the com- pletion of a year-long fund drive, a new modular-type ambulance was delivered on October 12, 1979. The squad would again like to thank the people in the eight towns that we cover, for making that dream a reali- ty. Of the 31 members of the rescue squad, nine members live at the Emergency Ser- vices Building (Dream Number 1). During the ‘79-80' year, seven members were Ver- mont Certified Emergency Medical Techni- cians, with two also being nationally cer- tified. THE LYNDON STATE RESCUE SQUAD FIRE DEPARTMENT (l-r): Tracey Hutchinson. Melvin Stearns. Chuck Staack, Robert Calahan. Edward Spicer. Tim Amadon. John Cappola. Randy Scott, Kelly Goodnow. Amadi Onwuebgu. A College Fire Department was formed in 1963 at Belknap College in N.H. In 1973, the Department was moved to L.S.C. and became the Lyndon State Fire Department. The Department currently has a 1966 Dodge Truck equipped with a front mount pump, self-contained brea- thing apparatus, fire hose attach- ments, and 1000 ft. of fire hose. The department is manned by 17 stu- dents, 24 hrs. a day throughout the school year. 83 Robert Calahan. John Coppola. Randy Scott. IVIVLR — STAFF Row 1 (l-r): Steve Tanguay. Andrew B. Woodcock Row 2: John Nolan, Dave Hughes, Mike Whaley. Bill Bauman, Pat Orr. Chris Stevenson. Arthyr Steinburg. Doug Boyette. Craig Bergeron. Jim Vav Covicks Row 3: Nancy White. Suzy Edgar. Viki Shuman. John Talbot. Peter DiAngelo. Kevin McGee, 8ob Calahan, Larry Martino. HOCKEY CLUB Shot! Chris Bowden 86 SCORE! THANKS TO: Media Services Wendy Billmeyer Doug Ward AND ALL OF US!!!!! YEARBOOK STAFF Row 1: Duane Hanlon (advertising editor, typist, and sales) Row 2: Russ Bailas (photo). John Olson (co-editor. Business). George Olsen (co-editor. Photo. Layout). Cathy Paligo. Matlene Severs, Mario Ouellette Camera Shy John Bigelow, photo SPECIAL THANKS TO RUSS BAILAS! Thanking RUSS!!!! 87 : THEATRE i v — 4 Ross Hart and Paul Hibbard Ray Tucker and Line 92 The INSTIGATORS — A League Champs 93 Scott Hamilton — HAMBONE Larry Martino — COMMENT MEN’S SOCCER 96 Greg Litchfield Russ Simpson — Coach MEN’S BASKETBALL Mike Callanan (asst, coach). Marty Cannon. Bill Leggett. Bill Fitzgerald. Mike Whaley. Rich Scott (capt.). Scott Hood. Ed Davidson. Dave Coelho. Dan Huntington, Skip Pound (Coach). Skip Pound Dave Coelho 97 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Row 1: Lisa Denver and Roxanne Carson, co-capts. Row 2: Priscilla Hutchins (coach). Brenda Hunt. Melanie Gianopoulis. Sharon Wilson. Jeanne Graham. Michelle Allaire. Donna Cheney. Dawn Richards. WOMEN’S FIELD HOCKEY Row 1 Dawn Baribeau. Angela Irvin. Kris Crouchley. Maureen Patterson. Pam Lane. Lisa Stefanski Bonnie Bryce. Karen Carpenter. Kelly Goodnow. Meg Schlageter. Row 2: Georgette Childs (coach). Michelle Allaire. Peggy Touchette. Diane. Joan Kimball. Julie French. SKI TEAM (l-r): Jim Brimser, Bill Leggett. A. Skier. Terry Robertson. Mark Blanchard. Dave Stock. Tim Amadon. John Farrell (coach). John Kresser. Tom Shea. Kelly Cunningham, Mark Kwiecienski, Joe Holder. Earle Davis. Jim Shultz. Shawn Roberts. 99 Al Lear A. Skier LACROSSE Row 1 (l-r): James Eaton. Russell Pander. Jeff Beaver. Don Fisher. Shaun Sullivan. Chris Loyson, Mike Blake. Matt Miller. Row 2: Steve Tanquauy. George Brown. Scott Woods. Kevin McGee. Tom Buchalski. Tom Shea. Dave Shumacher. Frank Soule. Jeff Martin. Carl Edwards. Paul Knoegent (asst, coach). John Gorczky (coach). 101 TENNIS TEAM Row 1 (l-r): Mike Heifer. Tom Kern. Chris Mason. Jim Roemer. Steve Lane. Row 2: Mick Vegura. Andy Woodcock. Dudley Bell (coach). Brian Durst. Mike Whitney. Jerry Frain. 102 Andy Woodcock Steve Lane WOMEN’S SOFTBALL 103 Nancy White Michelle Allaire and Jamie Owen (coach). BASEBALL Row 1 (l-r): Pat Burke. Capt. Row 2: Tim Davis (mgr.). Rick Bergereon, Mark Blanchard. Steve Adamson. Tom Terrific' Sorvillo. Row 3: Mike Cutting. Chuck Metz. John Kresser. Scott Allen. Row 4: Chuck Metz (coach). Bill Fitzgerald. Bill Leggetts. Terry Robertson. John Talbot. Marc Laroque. Peter Corliss. Bob Farmer. 104 Chuck Metz, coach Tom Terrific' Sorvillo 105 Mark Blanchard Pat Burke. John Kresser, Bill Fitzgerald GRADUATION Sav-OIQNVO Mary Dewane Words are like leaves, And where they most abound, Much fruit of sense, Beneath is rarely found.” Alexander Pope Essay on Criticism, 11309-310 Mary Bisson Compliments of FLOWERLAND 5 Park Street Lyndonville, Vermont 626-5966 Elsie Anderson Carl Anderson 1957 Alumni 110 ANCHOR WAY MOTEL ROUTE U.S. 5 LYNDON, VERMONT 5 Miles North of Pool: In room coffee OPEN 24 HOURS Vail Deserted during Dinner BOOKS and FRIENDLINESS are a SPECIALTY at the LSC BOOKSTORE Please come in and see what else we have you will be pleasantly SURPRISED in LYND0NV1LLE SAVINGS BANK andtRUST co. LYNDONVILLE SAVINGS BANK TRUST CO. Lyndonville, Vermont 05851 A FULL SERVICE BANK MEMBER FDIC 112 COMPLIMENTS OF RUTH SUSAN PHYLLIS NANCY MARY MR. BOERA of the LSC BUSINESS OFFICE SARA PASSUMPSIC SAVINGS BANK LYNDONVILLE VERMONT 113 THE VILLAGE SPORT SHOP COMPLIMENTS LYNDON STATE COLLEGE JOHN G. HIBSHMAN PROPRIETOR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 From LOCKLYNDON FARM JAKE PENDLETON BRIAN PENDLETON Struggling Thru Winter 79-'80 114 THE RINK DENTAL CARE open 7 days a week one main street LYNDONVILLE, VT. 05851 802 626-3235 ROLLER SKATE to our MUSIC 748-8956 Preventive Dentistry Nutritional Counseling We Conserve Teeth The Old Cutter Inn 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 Compliments of the FRIENDLY REDEMPTION AND BEVERAGE CENTER 115 St. Johnsbury, Vermont 748-8930 EDMUND’S PHARMACY 41 Depot Street Lyndonville, Vermont open: 8:00 am to 9:00 pm Daily 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Sunday 626-5515 HOVEY’S SHOPS Your Family Department Store NAMEBRAND CLOTHING AT REASONABLE PRICES ST. JOHNSBURY WOODSVILLE, N.H. For the Contemporary Jr. and Ms. DAD’S DAFFODIL 45 Depot Street Lyndonville, Vermont 05851 626-5773 116 SERVISTAR LYNDONVILLE ST. JOHNSBURY HARDWARE EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY 60 DEPOT STREET LYNDONVILLE 39 EASTERN AVENUE ST. JOHNBURY RUSSELL’S DRUG STORE 31 Depot Street Lyndonville Candy Cosmetics Toiletries “THE PRESCRIPTION STORE” 626-5440 AGWAY INC. Lyndonville HOME AND GARDEN SUPPLIES Serving the Farmers of AMERICA 802 626-5538 117 Kelly Cunningham VERMONT TAP DIE CO. VERMONT AMERICAN CORPORATION Lyndonville, Vermont 802 626-3331 Ballard Ebbeh 1967 WHEELER BUILDING MATERIALS TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 29 Church Street Lyndonville. Vermont R.A. STAHLER AND SONS INC. 17 Broad Street Lyndonville. Vt. Sales and Service of International Harvester Farm and Industrial Equipment SATOH 4WD Deisel Tractor SkiDoo Snowmobiler STIHL Chain Saws 626-8844. 9711 118 YANKEE BUILDERS INC. P.O. BOX 331 St. Johnsbury, Vermont 05819 Authorized Dealer ARMCO BUILDING SYSTEMS 748-8014 The Media; Rec.; Business Bldg. CALKINS REDIMIX CONCRETE and CALKINS SAND GRAVEL, INC. with plants at Lyndonville and Newport Home Office — Lyndonville, Vt. 626-5755 119 THE JENKS STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY LANE PACKING INC. 39 MAIN STREET ST. JOHNSBURY, VT. 05819 PHONE 748-3421 — WHOLESALE — BEEF AND VEAL — RETAIL — DISTINCTIVE COLOR PORTRAITURE Phone 626-3328 Lyndonville, Vt. 05851 LYNDONVILLE FRUIT 21 DEPOT STREET LYNDONVILLE VERMONT — IGA — George Olsen 120 COMPLIMENTS OF MARDON INDUSTRIES 121 SUNSHINE BOUTIQUE LYNDON MOTEL EVERYTHING FOR THE CONTEMPORARY MS. 63 EASTERN AVENUE ST. JOHNSBURY. VT. 748-2933 Chapel Street Lyndon, Vermont Located 2 miles from LSC RINNY S BOUTIQUE 107 Railroad Street St. Johnsbury Vermont 05819 748-2767 ST. JOHNSBURY AUTO DEALERS 122 NORTHERN LUMBER COMPANY Red Village Road Lyndonville. Vermont 05851 DAVID TANYCH ANDREW TANYCH 626-3384 Brian Kelly 1968 MAPLE CENTER MOTEL 20 Hastings Street ST. JOHNSBURY. VERMONT 05819 Restaurant, Cocktail Lounge. Entertainment 50 UNITS, COLOR TV, AIR CONDITIONING OPEN ALL YEAR 802 748-2393 123 GRANDPA’S CIGAR a fine steak house and SALOON St. Johnsbury 748-8494 WAYSIDE FURNITURE P.O. BOX 4 Lyndon, Vermont The Area's Most Complete Home Furnishings Store! We Service What We Sell 802 626-3273 LINCOLN INN SERVING BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER BANQUETS — ENTERTAINMENT ST. JOHNSBURY, VERMONT 748-5107 124 CAPLAN’S ARMY STORE SINCE 1922 DAVID B. CAPLAN, PROPRIETOR 110-114 RAILROAD STREET ST. JOHNSBURY 802 748-3236 WORK CLOTHES GUNS —AMMUNITION WORK-SPORT BOOTS HIKING EQUIPMENT CANOES ARCHERY HAPPY MOTORING From VINTON MOTORS INC. Chevy, Olds Saab Route 5, North St. Johnsbury Old Vail 125 COMPLIMENTS OF WAYNE FORD MERCURY INC. St. Johnsbury 748-8333 RELAX at the LYNBURKE MOTEL Lyndonville Vermont COMPLIMENTS OF G L MOTORS 126 As we exit into the 80 s COMPLIMENTS OF TREMBLEY’S AQUARIUM Tropical Fish and Equipment Small Birds and Mammals OPEN TUESDAY thru SATURDAY 626-9011 LYNDONVILLE OFFICE EQUIPMENT “Your Sharp Electronic Calculator Dealer 30 Main Street Lyndonville Vt. 802 626-5178 WEYMOUTH AUTO PARTS 37 Williams Street Lyndonville Vt. 626-5369, 9632 127 OUR PATRONS o Aubins Jewelry Baker Sign Company Debbie’s Beauty Botique Desrochers Pharmacy Gold Crown Lanes Greenwood Sales Service Hill’s Department Store Hopkins Sons Howard E. Reynold’s Real Estate lnsurance Agency K G Market Kelly’s TV Lyndonville Truck Stop May Store Northern Equipment Company Simone’s Fabrics Sunset Alleys Candlepin Bowling R.A. Stahler Sons, Inc. 128 VERMONT STATE COLLEGES DC 03 ]fi i21 LDL Ifl 3