Montpelier High School - Record Yearbook (Montpelier, VT)

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AN EXPtANAflON • • • As another year begins each of us in our own way starts anew — another year older and maybe another year wiser. The school year begins in the fall and with it come the new Freshmen. Things develop as winter approaches as do the Sopho- mores with a year of preliminaries behind them. Winter turns to spring, and the earth thaws to find the Jun- iors active in the school. As the warm spring sun is able to awaken the life which has been sleeping under a blanket of snow, the Juniors have the potential of making their school alive. To complete the school year, summer arrives — the warm, vibrant sun, days full of expectation. At the culmination of this excitement are the Seniors. No longer will they under- go this cycle of change at Montpelier High. The fruits of all their labors have matured and the harvest of life awaits. IS

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U ELCO UE was the key word of the Freshman Reception, designed to sa a big ’'Hello to the Freshman class from their venerable elders, the Seniors. The reception took place in the MHS gym, where the Freshmen were sincerely greeted by Seniors bearing gifts of whipped cream, molasses, and Langdon Pond gook. The results? A multitude of people who had to spend at least thirty minutes in the shower, a filthy gym, and many hurt feelings. 20 F EO-f UAN RECEPTION