Can-can dancers at Le Château, March, 1958, during Mi-carême (mid-Lent), a traditional French festival
June 8, 1959: graduation snapshots by Lucy Paine's parents. Faces:Harriette Moseley in upper right. In upper left photo, women's faces visible, l-r: Lucy Paine, Carolyn Parks, Barbara Partee, Pam Payne and Kayo Pring.
Hamming it up with fake injuries during freshman year, in Battell North: l-r, Sandy Yeomans, Cynthia Haver, Jeanette McIntosh, Carol Sippel, and Lucy Paine. About this picture, Cynthia Haver Rigas writes, "My broken ankle was fake like all the rest. Yes, I used crutches--even walked all the way downtown to go to the movies we had to be seen– not sit in the dorm, and was sore for days afterwards. We pulledthis silly stunt to see if we could get the same attention the truly injured were getting."
Outside the Château in April, 1958, members of Zeta Psi serenade a classmate, recently "pinned" by a Zeta Psi brother.
Carnival '59 snow sculptures at Chi Psi, Delta Upsilon, and Forest East.
At a silly costume party in Battell North in early 1956: JoAnn Witmer, Anne MacDowell, Carol Sippel, and Martha Gerhart. JoAnn reports, in June of 2005, that her and Martha's "dresses" were the green gym skirts issued to all of us women. (Lucy Paine photo).
Palace of Versailles, August 27, 1960: Nancy Smoller, Mary Greenwood (Mt. Holyoke '59, M.A., Midd, '60), Nancy McKnight, and Lucy Paine. Nancy and Mary, both Fulbright Scholars, earned Middlebury M.A. degrees at the Sorbonne during academic year '59-'60. Nancy McKnight and Lucy joined them during summer vacations in France.
Snow on campus in February of '58, with Nancy Smoller; Gifford and Forest Halls in background