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

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1 presented by The Senior Class MIDDLEBURY HIGH SCHOOL f'BeboId I stand at the door and knock. -Peter 3:20 I 1

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Approaching The Open Door. . . Each year a new class enters the doors of Middlebury High School into a life of studies and activities, joys, and heartbreaks. Each student, during his days at Middlebury, becomes familiar with the various doors of the school and to him they symbolize something. The gym door, the locker room door, the office door, the different class room doors- -each would have a story to tell if it could speak. Finally, each class goes, through those some doors, into life. This Quatrain is the record of the main doors which have opened to each student during this year. TABLE OF CONTENTS . Administration ---------- ' 4 ' '- Classes Seniors -------------- 10 Juniors ------- ------ 2 4 Sophomores ----------- 28 Freshmen ------------ 32 Classrooms ------------ 36 - 1 Junior High ------------ 46 - ' Co-curricular ---------- 51 -, ' Sports -------------- 64 U Patrons -------------- 75 Advertisers ----------- 76 Mg. 2

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Wifh F aifh . . . To you, Mr. Eaton-- The class of 1956 feels it has the greatest claim to the privilege of dedicating our yearbook, for we are the last class to be under your guid- ance when you were principal. You welcomed us as freshmen and arous- ed in us then the deep affection we all feel for you now. We are all aware of the many decisions you have had to make since our school burned. You have showed us the many doors of opportunity that high school throws wide. You have helped us set our standards high. By your tact and warm understanding of each of us as an individual, you have' pointed out to us that it is not always the easy road which gets one the farthest in life. We have the utmost faith in you, Mr. Eaton. 3 RALPH A. EATON In Our Leader