Montpelier High School - Record Yearbook (Montpelier, VT)

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Chris Marineau tries to improve international relations . . . but the lady has a heart of stone. Martha Brown and friends visit the Eiffel Tower. Highlights — 25 The group takes a break from their hike through the Swiss woods.

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Enjoying a picnic at an ancient Roman church are loanne Ferland. Crystal Campbel Where can you find the best cheese and most mouth- and a Swiss student. watering chocolate in the world? If you ask 30 M.H.S. students, they would probably tell you to visit Switzer- land. Under the supervision of Mr. Adamski and Mrs. Baker, the Swiss Exchange Group raised thousands of dollars to finance their trip after having hosted Swiss students in the fall. During their three-week trip, the M.H.S. group visited Paris, went to school in Geneva, sampled the Swiss cuisine and went sightseeing in the Alps. Above all, international friendships and fond memories were made which will last forever.

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Close-Up and Far Away It was a year to take a different look at things. Some M.H.S. students got a view of the government through the Close-Up program. Their trip to Washington, D.C. gave them a first-hand look at how our country is now being run by the Reagan Administration. On the other hand, we all got a look at things from far away with an aerial photograph of cour- tesy of the Vermont Air National Guard. The Washington Mall and the Washington Monument really impressed Close-Uppers. Jeff Jensen looks like a young senator- elect. Some of the Close-Up participants paused a minute at the U.S. Capitol — Sonja Laiho, Christina Davila, Pascale Theisen and Melanie Chapman. ?6 —Highlights K