Montpelier High School - Record Yearbook (Montpelier, VT)

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► SENIORS Down does not Burst, it eases its way into our lives. Perhaps this was meant to be. Realization all at once would frighten us away. For this reason, slowly, we discover that we have reoched the goal. Sometimes we look down t to where we once were and sometimes we wish we were there again. But the sun becomes too bright for us to do that. t . Happily, we know that now the only thing worth • reaching for is the sky. SENIORS 9

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Girls’ and Boys' State — Ken Dubay, Tina Facos, Earl Blatchford, Scott George, Sheila Smith, Tom Smith, Sheryl Koenemann, Jim Blouin, Anne Book, Tim Ayer. In June of 1975, delegates from MHS par- ticipated in the Girls’ and Boys’ State pro- grams at Johnson State College and Norwich University. The week’s activities covered phases of government from city meetings to state elections. MHS and the class of '76 are proud of Tina Facos and Ken Dubay, who were both elected governors. Anne Book and Ken Dubay represented the State of Vermont during Girls’ and Boys’ Nation held later that summer in Washington, D.C. Senior Bryan Cooley was elected DAR good citizen, and at his side is Tina who was selected as one of two Vermonters to partici- pate in the William Randolph Hearst Senate Youth Program. 8 HONORS

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SPIRIT OF 76 MARK RIVERS IAN MoclENNAN VICKI CANO MARIE GORA AND TERI McDERMOTT 10 SENIORS