Montpelier High School - Record Yearbook (Montpelier, VT)

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BEST ALL AROUND AND FRIENDLIEST: Debbie Miller and Steve Donnelly MOST ATHLETIC: Rhonda Piro and John Martin SHYEST: Steve Clark and Diane Mix MOST TALENTED: Larry Keyes and Martha Fitch DONE MOST FOR M.H.S.: Shelly Walker and Dick Weiss BEST DRESSED: Andy Barnet and Greg Nash

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BEST LOOKING: Nancy Bork and Dave Walker BEST PERSONALITY: Debbie Miller and John Martin CLASS LADY KILLER AND CLASS FLIRT: Greg Nash and Christine Redmond MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Martha Cerutti and Dick Weiss Senior Superlatives 10 CLASS CLOWNS: Lisa Johnston and Peter Hill

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A familiar four-some sit out a dance to enjoy the sur- roundings. The Queen and her court in all their radiance — Sue MacPherson, Chris Redmond, Jody Boyd, Suzanne Goulet, and Andrea Hadd. The Class of 70 s Junior Prom was unique in many ways. Individual talent which had never been openly recognized was displayed on every wall of the gym. Giant murals de- picting scenes from “Fantasyland reflected much ingenuity and work. Despite many moments of anxiety, as a class we grew closer together as a result of the long meetings and endless streams of conversation. We suddenly realized that al- though most of us had been classmates for many years, we still did not know each other. Working together changed all this. Suddenly everyone was talking and offering a little of himself. “Fantasyland” proved to be more than Alice and the White Rabbit. It was a great deal of very “real” work cli- maxed by the traditional dance and crowning of the Queen. Our Junior Prom will be one of memories and new friend- ships, something that was shared by all. Junior Prom 1969 Jackie Crowell's reign ends as she crowns Susan MacPherson Queen of the 1969 Junior Prom. The castle of the dragon!