Montpelier High School - Record Yearbook (Montpelier, VT)

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THE 1954 RECORD by the 1954 RECORD BOARD CAST The Stars SENIORS The Supporting Cast UNDERCLASSMEN PROLOGUE ACT I Seniors ACT II Activities ACT III Sports ACT IV Advertisements — —

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First Row: Miss Dixon. Mrs. Tobey. Mr. McClelland. Mr. Chastney. Miss Kettelle. Mrs. Small. Miss Koltonski. Second Row: Miss Holmstrom. Miss Branch. Miss Snell. Miss Murray. Miss Hutchinson. Mrs. Barrows. Mr. Hurley. Third Row: Mr. Towne. Mr. McMahon. Mr. Myrlck. Mr. Coane. Mr. Aiken. Missing: Miss Brettelle, Mr. Brown. Mr. Carbaugh, Miss Hallgrcn. Mr. McDonald, Miss Newton. Mr. Towle. donald w. McClelland Superintendent of Schools How well do you know your superin- tendent of schools? Well, certainly you know that he attended the University of Vermont as well as Harvard, New York and Columbia Universities; and you must know him well enough to realize that he includes students and teachers among his favorite people. Perhaps you can’t recall, offhand, his hobbies. To refresh your memory, we’ll mention a few which in- clude philately, photography, manual trades and clocks. His pet peeves? — bread pudding, jay-walkers, and hitch- hikers. Reports have it that, anticipat- ing his retirement from educational ad- ministration, Mr. McClelland is entering the political field as a candidate for a seat in the Vermont Senate. ROBERT H. CHASTNEY Principal of Montpelier High School “Almost anything that turns up” is a very apt way of summarizing Dr. Chastney’s busy days; yet he always finds time to talk with us and help us with our many problems. A graduate of Hamilton College, Columbia University, and New York University, he is especially fond of languages with Greek and Latin foremost among them. Since his Main(e) hobby is salt water sailing, it would be convenient if M. H. S. were a little nearer the coast. Young people, individually and collectively, are his chief interest; but bad manners are among the things which he will not tolerate. Ask any student and he will tell you that it’s Dr. Chastney’s personality which brings out the best in all of us. GLENN AIKEN Science Mr. Aiken didn’t have to leave his hometown, Burlington, Vermont, to re- ceive his B. S. in electrical engineering and his M. S. in physics from the Univer- sity of Vermont. With a background of instructing in public and private schools in New York, Connecticut, and Vermont, — SINE —