Middlebury Union High School - Quatrain Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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Demonsfrafe Afhlefic Prowess . . . week or so after school opened and chose conscientious officers, and an executive committee whose members are Steve Knapp, Pat Phelps and Sue Bisson. At Christmas-time, the Juniors filled boxes with food, clothing and toys for a family of six. From all reports, some class members became seized with hunger pangs while collecting the various food contributions, but managed to refrain from eating any of itl If it tasted as good as it looked, there was one happy, well-fed family on Christmas Day. 'cf' , V .9 .,' 'X 2- be'- Clifford Huestis, Betsy Hawley, Edwin Foley, Glenna Hallock, Arlene Fleming, Wesley J ewett, Jackson Hop- per. Jacqueline Duffany, Alan Cooke, Kathleen Finney, Wil- liam Desjadon, Susan Drinkwater, Douglas Cormier. l x, J f ffgrx. 5' V f 1 Q . Lorraine Martin, Maurice Laframboise, Barbara L'I-Ieureux, Helen Malzac, Stephen Knapp, Dorothy Keller, John Lane.

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Juniors, Looking To Nexf Year . . . -elsif! Ns.-wp' Sports-minded is certainly the right term for the Juniors! Both Junior boys and girls have a good share of represen- tatives in the major sports all through the year. If they're not determinedly charging toward the goal posts or nimbly jumping for rebounds on the basketball court or connecting neatly for a home-run, we see them enthusiastically cheering out teams on, win or lose, in spite of snow, sleet or driving rain. They held their first class meeting a Margaret Bishop, Maurice Bourgeois, Paul Bourgeois, .T oan Bull, Robert Broughton, Howard Carroll, .T ack Brown. Bernard Bigelow, David Bicknell, Bruce Beck, Joyce Bedard, Charles Andrews, Lucille Aube, Ellen Beech- er. Diane Charron, Allen Chandler, Beverly Cawley, Bev- erly Clark, Bernard Charron, Alton Chandler. .- em 24 Pa LT so

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Pass On The M H S Tradifions . . . N Sperry,B Shackett,M Smith,R Stagg, J Stalk A. Supernois, L. Stearns, R. Stone, M. Sullivan, er, J Provencher, L Quesnel F. Steinberg. -xxx The biggest social event of the school year, the Junior Prom is scheduled for May eleventh. So much time and effort must go into this splendid aifair that a majority of the many committees have already been chosen and are hard at work under the guiding hands of co-chairmen, Lynn Stearns and Margaret Bishop. An awfully difficult part of putting on a Prom is deciding upon a theme. A clash of ideas can result in a heated battle which sometimes splits the class, but not for long. In carrying out the theme, everyone in the class has a chance to contribute time and talent. Well, anyway, it's always J Orvis, S. Owen, J. Oney, L. Maslack, S. Phelps, H. Moore, E. Perkins.