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

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Gmkk U5 Through There Years A vital part of the school plant is our hard -working team of bus- drivers and custodians. Safe and dependable transportation and a spic and span school deserve the praise of students and faculty. Mr. Pratt, Mr. Dow, Mrs. Welch, Mrs. James, Mr. Oliver, Mr. Bal- MRS. DUNN Ever patient, ever friendly, Mrs. Bingham is relied upon by everyone, for a thousand and one different things. Although her duties are enough to keep three people busy, she is al- ways ready to offer a helping hand. Out of the view of the public eye, Mrs. Dunn, Mr. Eaton's competent, efficient secretary, keeps affairs running smoothly for the Addison Central School A District. Pearl Sperry, Charlotte Morgan, Marian Swenor, Dora Larocque, Florence Berthiaume, Janet Laraway, Pat Durfee, Leslie Foote,Sandra Laraway, Walter Wood. 11 com, Mr. Welch, Mr. Wood, Mr. Lupien MRS. BINGHAM, B.S. What's for lunch today? Our efficient kitchen staff is certainly working industriously. Preparing 1,875 meals aweek is quite a feat.

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Ana' T he Staff By Ejiczent Service Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Patch, Mr. Trono, Mrs. Calhoun MRS. CHARLOTTE HAMMOND Social Studies Seventh Grade Adviser ,B.A. MRS. MARY PATCH, B. S. Mathematics, Science Eighth Grade Adviser ANTHONY TRONO, M. Ed. Mathematics Ass't Football Coach MRS. EVELYN CALHOUN Commercial Subjects Senior Adviser, Bookstore, Commencement WILLIAM COPELAND, B. Mus. Ed. Music RICHARD G. BILLARD, M. A. Guidance Director MRS. MARGARET BAKER, B. S. Librarian Mr. Copeland, Mr. Billard, Mrs. Baker Mr. Shahan, Miss Mays, Miss Parker, Mr. Blakely 10 JESSE SHAHAN, M. A. Industrial Arts Dramatics, Staging PRISCILLA.MAYS, B. S. Home Economics Cheerleaders, Commencement MARY PARKER, B. S. English Sophomore Adviser, Commencement CARLOS BLAKELY, B. S. Arts 8: Crafts, Mechanical Drawing Ass't Student Council, Adult Ed. Program

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V Classes Avery important part of our education is learning how to live and work with other people. By attending classes and taking part in activities we acquire valuable ex- perience in social relationships. Under the guidance of the faculty we learn to use our talents to the best advantage for ourselves and the school. A quick conference before the physics exam finds Sue and Bob engrossed in thought. Freshmen, Kitty, Chuck, Barb and Mid wonder at the powers of concen- tration shown by these Seniors. Doing homework in our well -equiped library makes the task alot easier. With reference materials close at hand a student never hesitates to look up a puzzling word or fact and can be sure of finding required information when he needs it.