Harwood Union High School - Royal Tartan Yearbook (Moretown, VT)

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LIBRARY of R. N. ROBARGE

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CAFETERI at the Moretown site. The list of guests included those who had worked the hardest for the school and interested people from the Department of Educa- tion. The actual ground-breaking was done by Wayne Lewis, Chairman of the School Board, Dr. Rupert Spencer, Director of Special Services for the Vermont Education Department, and Mrs. Charles Harwood, widow of the man for whom the school was named. The Master of Ceremonies was Brian Harwood, son of the Doctor and direc tor of the new Union High School Dis- trict. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. WENDELL FOLSOM and MDRSE'S SUNOCO

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gi ,,,,av-' ,M,,,...--'H 3 sy Much of the furniture had arrived by September 12, but the library furniture was not to arrive until janu- ary. But the ibrary did not go unused. It was used or band rehearsals, physi cal education classes, projection room, and whatever else didn't have a place to meet. Typing students typed on cafeteria tables until the typing tables Compliments of WHEELER CHEVROLET During the early spring of 1966, the faculty members were chosen, and their names Were presented at the annual meeting of USD P519 on May 10. By mid-August, all the teachers were ready for orientation and organizational meetings. Due to a railroad strike in'Canada, the school furniture was late in ar- riving, and school opening was post- poned from September 6 to September 12. On September 12, 1966 Harwood Union High School opened for its first school year. 'P- 'llh