James Madison High School - Montpelier Yearbook (Vienna, VA)

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THE MONTPELIER STAFF FOR 1960-61 Sponsors Editor-in-Chief Faculty Editor Class Editor Activities Editor Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Copy Editor Art Editor Jean Donohoe James Bowman Wenonah Heyl Jenny Russell Mary Fallon Kathy Burke James Horrell Kathy Mangan Priscilla Yeung Pat Niccoli Head Photographer Barry Henline Assistants: Joan Broome, Jon Broome, Lynne Evely, Margaret Fisher Sandra Linaburg, Tommie S. Morris, Joanne Trundle. The staff of the 1960-61 Montpelier has endeavored to bring to you, through this publication, a review of the yearis activities and events. The hard work and energy of the year's editors and staff have culminated in this book. We sincerely hope that it will be read, enjoyed, and cher- ished in years to come. 6