Hartford High School - Hartford Key Yearbook (White River Junction, VT)

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Student Council President ■ ■ • ■ . .4 M' mp):. Council President's Message High School for all of us has been a rich and rewarding experience. To me Hartford High School means much more than I can ever say. As a sophomore, I was accepted as an outsider, and now in my Senior year you have chosen me to serve as your Council President. The Council this year has worked hard and made many accomplishments. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Student body, the members of the Student Council, the Faculty, and all others who helped in any way to make 19S6-67 another successful year for our Student Council. For me, the position of Council President will be an experience which I will always remember. Sincerely,

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Dedication Douglas Richard Hazen The class of 1967 dedicates this yearbook to the memory of Doug Hazen. One of the ablest members of our class, we will always remember Doug for his sunny disposition and his ability to work successfully with students and teachers alike. No goodbye was said. No hint of parting. Leaving behind His days of youth. With him went The grieving of many... Within our hearts His memory lingers As graduation nears. C.S.

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Principal's Message The Class of 1966 has set many records at Hartford High School. You will be the largest class to ever graduate from H.H.S. More members of your class won recognition in the National Merit Test. More students from your class will enter college and other post high school educational programs. You have taken good care of your financial responsibilities. Your Senior Play was the most polished production in many years. You had one of the finest Junior Proms. As a class you have written an enviable history. Your past achievement augurs well for the future. The Faculty expects great things from you. We will follow your progress with keen interest. On behalf of the Faculty, I extend to you our congratulations. We hope that the future will be good to you. We believe that you are ready to work to achieve the good things of life. The latch string is always out at Hartford High School. Come back to visit us often. Best wishes, John P. Gates