University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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Pres. Millis Gov. Wills Shepardson A ,, .. , We ,,,..fz b' vvm . . V i. ..,,,,, N. , .J- SECURITY Buy U. S. A. For U. V. M. TOP LEADERSHIP President John S. Millis, Chairman I. Munn Boardman, Burlington Thomas C. Cheney, Morrisville George A. Ellis, New York City Nlaurice L. Kelley, Montpelier James Howard Nloore, New York City Proctor H. Page, Burlington Frederick VV. Shepardson, Burlington VVilliam C. Walker, Cabot SPONSORING COMMITTEE The Rev. Chauncey A. Adams, Burlington Harold J. Adams, Buffalo, N. Y. George W. Alger, New York City Sen. VVarren R. Austin, 'Washington, D. C. George W. Benedict, Providence, R. I. The Rev. Homer C. Bryant, Burlington Earle 'W. Brailey, Cleveland, Ohio Most Rev. Matthew F. Brady, Burlington Elroy N. Clark, Denver, Colo. Henry W1 Clark, New York City Herbert C. Comings, Richford Judge Stephen S. Cushing, St. Albans Dr. John Dewey, New York City Louis C. Dodd, Depew, N. Y. Mrs. Maud F. Englesby, Burlington A. Pearley Feen, Burlington Dr. Alan D. Finlayson, Cleveland, Ohio Dr. Jessie Gladys Fiske, New Brunswick, Ralph E. Flanders, Springfield Donald A. Gannon, Park Ridge, N. J. Leon S. Gay, Cavendish David W. Howe, Burlington Paul C. Howe, Bennington Fred H. Howland, Montpelier judge Orrin B. Hughes, Brattleboro -25- N. 1. Walter IV. Husband, St. ,lohnsbury Edward H. Jones, lVaitsf1eld John E. Lovely, Springfield Fred C. Martin, Bennington John McGrath, Milton Ralph E. Noble, Montpelier Arthur H. Packard, Jericho Roy L. Patrick, Burlington Dr. Charles H. Pennoyer, Rutland . Hon. Charles A. Plumley, Washington, D. C. Dr. Thomas Reed Powell, Cambridge, Mass. Mortimer Proctor, Proctor judge John C. Sherburne, Randolph Ralph W. Simonds, Detroit, Mich. G. E. P. Smith, Tucson, Ariz. VVesley Alba Sturges, New Haven, Conn. hdrs. Sophie Kerr Underwood, New York Ci Rt. Rev. Vedder Van Dyck, Burlington Chester M. Way, Middlebury Henry T. Way, Burlington Ernest H. VVest, Dorset Dr. Caroline S. Woodruff, Castleton Dr. George Grafton Wilson, Cambridge, Mass John S. VVright, New York City

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OFFICERS Preficlent ............... ..,............................. .......... 5 l oseph E. Corbett, '43 Vice-Preficlent ............ ................. I anet S. Dike, '43 Trearnrei '.............. ......,..... I ulia Fletcher, '44 Secretary .............. .............. M arilyn Eimer, '44 Class of 43: Patricia Page Alice Needham Finance: Julia Fletcher, '44 Howard Vreeland, '43 Religious Life: Wendell Harvey, '43 lVlary Germain, '43 Fay Lipman, '43 John Corliss, '44 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE June Hollman Wayne Dudley Class of '45: Shirley Needham Class of 44: lta Casey Lawrence Killick Houghton Pearl COMMITTEES Robert White, '44 hflarjorie Witham, '43 -lacob Katz, '44 Janet Pike, '45 Freshman Orientation: Dudley Davis, '43 hlargaret Vllishart, '43 Phyllis Savage, '43 Representative on Publications Board: Wlayne Dudley, '43 Social: June Hoffman, '43 lVlarguerite Benoit, '43 William Roeder, '43 Pep: Carolyn Brown, '44 Thomas Keighley, '44 jack Vllilliams, '43 Priscilla Clark, '45 Daan Zwick, '43 hlalcolm Eddy, '45 Carolyn Brown John Corliss Priscilla Perkins, '44 George Little, '43 Alison Carr, '44 Robert Lockwood, '44 Philip Robinson, '45 Representative on Athletic Committee: Lawrence liillick, '44

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DRIVE Forward Together ! TOWN The Burlington-Chittenden County Campaign for the Univer- sity got under way on the evening of March 23rd. Three hundred and fifty volunteer workers are calling upon more than 3,000 alumni and friends. This organization is headed by I. Munn Boardman as Chairman, Mrs. Paul K. French and William M. Lockwood as Vice-Chairmen, Roy S. Patrick, Chairman on Special Gifts A , Dr. Peter P. Lawlor, Chairman on Special Gifts BU, Charles P. Smith, Jr. and O. D. Paddock, Co-Chairmen Chain Stores and National Funds, David W. Howe and Levi P. Smith, Co-Chairmen Evaluation, Mrs. Ben B. Lane, Colonel Women's Army, and Lawrence F. Killick, Colonel of Men's Army. CAMPUS In January the Campus Campaign program was presented to a group of more than sixty faculty and student members. Plans for student participation were left in the hands of the Faculty- Student Council, while plans for the Faculty-Staff participation were left to committees for each of the four colleges. Committees were composed by the various college representatives on the Public Relations Committee. Every student at the University will have an opportunity to participate in the Security Fund program. Student gifts are principally made in Defense Stamps, thus carry- ing out the motto, Buy U. S. A. for U. V. Mf, STATE AND NATIONAL Campaign Co-Chairman Maurice S. Kelley has accepted the Chairmanship of the Area Campaign. This program is divided into six Regions. Region 2, northern Vermont, is headed by Nlr. Walter Belding. Regions 4 through 6 are make up of the New England and lVIiddle Atlantic States. Region 7 includes all other alumni centers. Rally meetings are being held between now and .lune 1 throughout the State and Nation. Four thousand two hun- dred and sixty-three alumni are within the State of Vermont and 6,243 are scattered over the United States. It is felt that each friend and alumnus of the University is interested in this Cam- paign and its message will be equally effective on the Campus, in Burlington, within the State and throughout the Nation. -27- Page Brammer Boardman QM.