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

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and Privilegef . . . Make There On May 1, a group of M. U. H. S. commercial law students visited Addison County Court House in observance of Law Day, a nation-wide attempt to bring out the importance of our free court system. In a special program, court officials pointed out some of the benefits of this system and some general facts about our laws. Here, for the record, are the high- lights of the last of our four years in high school, two of them spent in this hand- some new building with its warm, friendly atmosphere. The enjoyment of informal gatherings with classmates, the sense of fulfillment gained in extra-curricular activities, the fun of socials, as well as the stimulation of faculty and administra- tive and even our vicissitudes - these t things have formed our high school days. We will always remember these as . . . Snowy slopes and brisk cold days make perfect conditions for our hardy skiers. John, our lead- ing cross country man,makes an after-school run in preparation for the big meet. The Bert Yemff Of Uur Liver

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The Ojjicerr And Board By Organizing I I Mr. Eaton, the district superintendent, is greatly respected here at M. U. H. S. Although few students ever come in direct contact with him, they all know him and he greets everyone with a pleasant smile. Presiding over all school business is Mr. Mahoney, our efficientprincipal. During his busy day he often takes time to help students with their problems and to offer advice to individuals and groups. The guiding body in M. U. H. S. affairs is the Union District School Board. This small group controls the school budget alongwith many other phases of adminis- trative work. Although the actual construction of the school was completed almost two years ago, there are still several major projects such as landscaping and Mr. Eaton, Mr. Mahoney I I ground layout that need the Board's supervision. The Board constantly checks the curricula offered, the main- tenance of the plant and the achievement of students . Students are rarely aware of the workings of the Board but it is thoroughly aware of the student as it strives to provide better education for the youth of the district. UNION DISTRICT 4+3 SCHOOL BOARD I I STATE Seated: Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Duffany, chairman, Mr. Howlette, Dr. Collins, Standing: Prof. Whis- slerg Mr. Philips, clerk, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Foote, Mr. Perry, treasurer Cabsentj.