Montpelier High School - Record Yearbook (Montpelier, VT)

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BEVERLY CHANDLER Bev has constant cheerfulness to go with her quietness. She is trusting, hard working, calm, and sincere. She is liked by everyone who know's her. RAYLENE CLARK Assembly Committee (1» Class Secretary 4 ; Record (3); Solonscope (3.4): Student Council (3.41. One of our best scholars, everyone thinks Raylene is tops in every phase of school life Ray is very interested in Michigan. I wonder why? LEO COLETTI Football (2.3,41: Student Librarian (2). Spaghetti, ravioli—all familiar terms heard on the football bus. Big Leo has been most active in football throughout his school career. We all wish we could be as popular as Leo. DORIS COMOLLI Claai Secretary 3 : Freshman Chorus; C. A. A U.2.3,4); Glee Club (2.3.4); Maaque D: Mixed Choru (2.3.4); Solon- scope (311 Doris, another tiny senior, has something in common with Ella Lou. flirting of course She is very interested in G. A. A. x=x xcx »o THEODORE CONNER Band (2.3.4); Baseball (1,2.3.4); Basketball 11.2.3.41; Football (1.2.3.4): Junior Rotarlan (4); Masque (4); Student Council (3.4): President (4): Youth Day (2). Big. strong Ted is very popular and the “best athlete” of M. H. S. Captain of the foot- ball team and President of the Student Council are two of the offices he has held. RICHARD COWLES All-State Choru» 4 : Boys Chorus (3); Football .3); Masque (3.4); Mixed Chorus (3»; J. V Football (2). Ambitious “Buck has set high goals for himself. Not only is he our best actor a very important factor, in our winning of the 1949 One-Act Play Contest, but also unofficially our “best singer”. DEAN DAVIS J. V. Baseball (2); Boys- Chorus (4); Debating Club (1.2). Masque (4); Mixed Chorus (4); Ski Club (1.2); Student Librarian (1). This year Dizzy is our class scapegoat. Flirting with the girls is quite an art with him Seriously, he is hard working and we know- he will succeed. PAUL DENISON J. V. Baseball 2 ; Masque (4): Ski Club 3,4). The second Denison to pass through these portals in two years. Like his brother, Pinkie w’ill be remembered for his cars and women. Paul’s a loval rooter at every game, too.

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JOHN BJORN Band (1.2.3.41; Baseball (2.3.41; J V Basketball ill; Basketball (2.3.4); Football (1,2.3.41; Class President (4). Our class president is tops in sports and sportsmanship. He’s a student and we think that he’ll succeed. JACK BRICKEY We remember Jack for contributing humor to our classes. Good looking Jack, we know, will be successful in his work. LORIMAN BRIGHAM Baseball Assistant Manager 2 : J. V. Football (2 ; Ski Club 3); Student Librarian «3». We like to hear Lorry give an oral report—unhurried and easy to listen to. And that’s how he is in the rest of his school life. DONALD BUTLER Baseball Manager (3 : Football (3.4) One of our class cut-ups, Boot’’ will be well remembered for his jokes. He has been a faithful manager for the baseball team. O «X K=X JOSE CANAS Assembly Committee (1.2 ; Band U.2.3.4); Basketball (3.4);Masque (1.2,4). Jose is never at a loss for words. He is full of life and fun, and a good basketball player. We all envy his trip to Spain. NANCY CARGILL Freshman Chorus; Glee Club (2); Mixed Chorus 2,31. They say that good things come in small packages. Nancy is a conscientious worker, a loyal friend, and is sure to succeed. JANICE CARTER Assembly Committee «3»: G. A. A. U.2.3.4); 300-Polnt Award; Record Board 3.4); Solonacope 3(. This year Janice is president of the G. A. A. In spite of her extra-curricular activities she never fails to make the Honor Roll. JERRY CETRANGOLO This determined and industrious gentleman represents one-fourth of the French II class this year. If you want to solve any math problem, consult Jerry; he’s a mathematical wi- zard. as anyone in his class will testify.

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JEANNE DOLLOWAY Claa Vice-President 14»; Glee Club «3»: Mixed Chorus «3»; School Office Staff 141: Ski Club 4 Jeanne came to us from Burlington High School in her junior year. In the short length of time that she has been at M. H. S. she has made many friends. RUTH DORRIES Freshman Chorus; C. A. A. (2.3); 50-Polnt Award; Solonscope »«(. Ruth's enthusiasm, initiative and never-lacking sense of humor should help her go far in later life. Her expert typing ability was a valuable asset to the Solonscope this year. She is everybody's pal and soon forgets any misunderstanding. MARION DOUGLASS ATHERTON Debating Club (1); Freshman Chorus: G. A. A, (1.2.3.4); 200-Point Award; Masque ill, Marion has been very active in the G. A. A. She left us in the middle of the year to be married. FAY DUNHAM Tall, ambitious, and hard-working Fay is one of the more jovial members of our class. She always has a witty retort to anything you may tell her. XCX X» XIX o CORA FAIR Freshman Chorus The distance she lives from school does not keep Cora from being a cooperative and like- able student. She is quiet, willing, and a hard worker. Her wardrobe is the envy of all the girls. JUNE FARNHAM Freshman Chorus; G. A. A (4). Her steady, quiet determination and industrious nature have helped June immeasur- ably during her high school career. She has the advantage of having never-failing punc- tuality. WILLIAM FISH William is a shy. quiet, but friendly person. His hobby seems to be his multi-colored cars. People who make no noise are always welcome. ROGER FOLLETT J. V Baseball (ll; Football (41 . Masque til- You can have a lot of fun with Roger. He has a storehouse of jokes, natural humor, and he has had a lot of experience in cracking jokes at Parker’s.