Montpelier High School - Record Yearbook (Montpelier, VT)

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Hi-Lites of the Year MHS wouldn't be quite the same without its unique and traditional high points of each season. Fall arrives, bringing with it the Freshman Reception and a week of Homecoming activities . . . Winter soon follows, setting the scene for Christmas Ball and the Winter Carnival. . . And in the awaited warmth of spring, the Junior Prom and graduation germinate memories for the future. These are the hi-lites of a season, a year, an unforgettable time of our life.

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10 —HI-tITES

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M.H.S. Welcomes the Freshmen The atmosphere was tense for the freshmen on the morning of October 20, the morning of Fresh man Reception. Not knowing what to expect (chains whips whipped c ream pies?), the freshmen were ushered into the auditorium by seniors The freshmen reappeared wearing their cones and paper bow ties for the procession through the halls. For the remainder of the day, cones were seen bobbing through the halls and classrooms (''What is this, an invasion? ) Freshmen opinions ran from It stunk! to It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be! to It was great! Everyone, however, generally seemed to have fun The day was a success thanks to the seniors who planned a memorable reception and made the tra dition more enjoyable than ever.