Montpelier High School - Record Yearbook (Montpelier, VT)

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THE RECORD DEDICATION 1951 CONTENTS FOREWORD FACULTY SENIORS CLASS HISTORY THEN AND NOW CLASS WILL CLASS PROPHECY SENIOR ELECTIONS UNDERCLASSMEN SPORTS MEMORY LANE ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS

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FACULTY Front row Miss Briggs. Miss Sault, Miss Holmstrom, Miss Dixon. Miss Newton. Mrs. Small. Miss Kettelle. Mias Halgren. Mrs. Barrows. Second row Mr Harmon. Mr. Knox. Mr. Myrick, Miss Brcttell, Mrs. Tobey, Mn. McLeod, Mr. Aiken, Mr. Harvey, Mr. McDonald, Mr. Coane. Last row— Mr. Tomat. Mr. McClelland, Mr. Chastney. Mr. Caswell. donald w. McClelland Superintendent of Schools Our Superintendent of Schools, Mr. McClel- land, attended UVM, Harvard, NYU and Columbia. He was a member of the Glee Club, managing editor of the newspaper, editor-in- chief of the year book and a member of the class executive committee. “Mac” possesses the ability to tell interesting stories and anec- dotes, and he has a “Grade A” sense of humor. ROBERT H. CHASTNEY Principal of Montpelier High School Our well-liked and highly respected principal is a graduate of Hamilton College, Columbia University, and New York University. Mr. Chastre majored in Philosophy and Latin. “Doc” was a member of the Chi Psi Fraternity and belonged to the football squad, year book staff, debating team and classical club. E. WINIFRED BRIGGS Guidance Director of Montpelier High School Our new' Guidance Director, Miss Briggs, received her education at the Sargent School of Physical Education, Columbia University of Chicago, and Northwestern University. “Winky” majored in physical education and guidance and belonged to the Women’s Athlet- ic Association and Pi Sambda Theta. GLENN AIKEN Science Mr. Aiken went to UVM, Amherst, and Union College. He said that one of the most humorous incidents in his college career was w'hen he graduated. During the 1927 flood he was an emergency radio operator. Such people are called “hams” now, no offense Mr. Aiken. 8