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

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Ana' Showing Initiative Senior! Bring DOREY CUPS E. Dragon, G. Smith Each year the faculty chooses one boy and one girl from the junior class to receive the P. L. Dorey Cups, awards based on leadership, scholarship and athletic ability. GIRLS' STATE-BOYS' STATE Seated:C. Silsby, G. Cooke, S. Eaton, S. Spencer, Alt, Stand ing: L. Swinton, Alt, J. Billings, Alt, J. Hancsarik, Alt, J. Pratt, G. Smith. 28 Susan Eaton, our D. A.R. Good Citizen- ship Girl, was chosen by the faculty from a list of candidates submitted by the senior class on the basis of leadership, scholastic achievement, patriotism, personality and citizenship. l Last year M.U.H.S. sent two representatives to Girls' State and three to Boys' State. These students spend a week in June learning through experience how our state government operates.

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Last year, our Mrs. Sholes received the dis- tinguished honor of being chosen The Most Ef- fective Science Teacher in New England. On December 15, the Armed Forces Chemical As- sociation presented an honorary plaque to Mrs. Sholes, in a special assembly paying tribute to her sixteen years of outstanding teaching. She has the rare combination of a winning personality, a great sense of humor, and lots of drive, all coupled with a desire to aid each of her students as much as possible. We all agree that we are fortunate to have such an outstanding person in our school. By Maintaining High Standmfdf te, J 1 A if A: V ' - ft , pf., K, : i - - fri f, y - . A .7 52 i A A. K V ' . tg ' V j j 'E 3 - . S ' t it , ' fi -J' 'M R .I h I Vyzy 'Q g fi a n ii i .. n . H X ,J V John Hancsarik, Valedictoriang Susan Laythe, Saluta torian Q , This year twenty-eight per cent of the senior class graduated with an average of eighty-five per cent or above, for three and one -half years. Sen - ior graduation is a memorable event but for these students it will be even more significant since they can more clearly visualize their accomplishments in high school. z x I yaayy lst: E. Provencher, R. Foster, S. Eaton, L. Foster, J. Vincent, 2nd: L. Swinton, G. Duffany, M. Swenor, E. Dragon, E. Campeau, T. Davis, 3rd: T. Fisher, G. Smith, J. Selleck, R. Clarkfhigh honorsl, R. Carley, H. Herbert, J. DeGray, J. Barrera 27

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At the All-State Music Festival last year Linda Lee Langworthy, '58, received a scholarship to UVM to further her study of music. .83 Last spring Carol Day and Don Burton went to Plymouth N. H. to represent Brazil at the model United Nations,sponsored by the Rotary. The program gives high school students a chance to see how the international organiza- tion is run. Honor Ana' Regbect To Their Clam Sally Spencer and Jim Brown were chosen by the class of '58 to lead the graduation procession. MODEL U. N. J. Pratt, Altg C. Day, S. Laythe, Altg D. Burton. 29