Winooski High School - Carillon Yearbook (Winooski, VT)

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'5ff ffW2ffW7ff'Wf'fi2iQi?2mH,C Af at .flE ?? e'W-WWW 'W -Q' ri ik He bore the brunt of a controversy in 1928 to secure the modern cement plate glrder brldge between WlnOOSkl and Burlington rather than an iron bridge srmrlar to the rron bridge across the Wmooskr River this side of Rich mond Mr Stackpole secured the present cement srdewalks on both sides of Mam Street rn 1929 from the Central Vermont Rarlway to Lafountam Street Prevlously there were only crnder sidewalks due to controversies over grade levels and following legal street lines Mr Stackpole was chairman of many cam pargns during World War I and also during the recent global war He rs an honorary member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Mr Stackpole was the first chairman of the War Price Ratronrng Board Number Four rn 1942 for this city and Colchester He helped to organize a WlHOOSk1 Chamber of Commerce and served two years as 1ts presl dent at a time when Wrnooskr was making much progress Mr Stackpole has been a candidate for pub llc office but once and he was elected by a large plurality, a Justice of Peace, ln 1934, and thus a member of the Board of Crvrl Authority Mr Stackpole promoted the purchase of Hawthorne Athletic Field and also served as treasurer of the organrzatron He has been a trustee of the Wmooskr Free Library for many years and has served as rts treasurer during the past fifteen years Mr Stackpole supported the Wmooskr Recreation, lnc , movement two years ago in many ways and held a Cred1tab1e Member ship certrficate Miscellaneous Following the adoption of green and white as the Wmooski High School colors rn 1908 Mr Stackpole orlgmated our Green and White high school song With the coming of Mr Stackpole in 1906 school athletics received an impetus which helped W1noosk1 coaches to produce winning teams rn baseball basketball and eleven man football teams lt was often Among his graduates from Wmooskr Hrgh School are successful lawyers doctors engr neers teachers bankers and many people who became prominent rn busmess and rndustry Mr Stackpole is on the Panel of American Arbrtratron Assocratron for settling economic disputes and grievances and since 1940 he has been on the Education Advisory Board of the National Broadcasting Company He has addressed many educat1onal organl zatrons service clubs parent teacher assocla tions and church groups in several localities Has Hobbies Geology Travel Construction , ' 7 S , ' r uf, ' Z . , .,:..', i , I I , , 2 c ' 1- s r 'Truim . , . . N L ' . ' ' . ' , . ' 2 . 5 i D I A , ' W 4 t' - , i Y 'J ri S ,A sf','ef said that he put the Win in Winooski. V , L Q 4, , ,pf 1.512 fa,-6 ' ' ' ' 6 . 1. . ' f-glial rfflfffa., . , - Ca!-.safewrg if e ' +V Wx' 3- ' ,w W , 'A 1 'A -'X 1 1 I i I . I I . , 3 . i - 4 .

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DEDICATION GEORGE ROLLIN sTAcKPoLE M A Supermfendent of Schools Mr Stackpole IS a descendant of James Stackpole who settled at Rolllnsford New Hampshlre 1n 1670 and IS the son of the late Rollm and Katherme D Stackpole of Pots dam New York He came to thus c1ty1n 1906 as pr1nc1pal of WlnOOSk1 Hlgh School and supervlsor of the grade schools servmg IH that capacxty untll 1921 after whxch hls tltle was that of supervlslng prmclpal of the WlHOOSkl publxc schools Through the recommendatron of the State Department of lzzducatlon lV1r Stackpole became a Vermont d1str1ct superm tendent of schools on July 1 1935 and he now holds that t1t1e The followmg mcldents ln the 11fe of Mr Stackpole to whom we respectfully dedxcate thls volume of the CARII LON may be of ln terest to h1s many fr1ends1n and out of school Education Craduate New York State Teachers College Speclalwed ln Sclence and Mathematlcs at Clarkson College Webster Unlverslty Studied several summers at the Unnersxty of Ver mont for has lVl A degree Member of Educational Organlzahons Natlonal Educatlon Assoclatlon ll :fe Memberl Amencan Assoclatlon of School Admnmstrators New England Superlntendents ASSOCIJIIOH Qruvford Notch Conference for the Fxchange c of Fducatlonal Opxmon Vermont Educatlon Assoclatxon Vermont Supcrlntendenrs ASSOCIJIIOH Chumplaln Valley Teachers Assocxatlon Chmmplam Valley Superlntendents Assoclatlon W1s a founder of the Vermont Headmasters Asso c lon 1916 Member Delta Psi College lraternlty Mr Stackpole has not only been an actrve member IH those orgamzatlons for the ad vancement of educatlon but has served ln some of thelr hxghest offices and on many of thexr xmportant commlttees Experience He has been a school executlve m New York State Mmnesota South Dakota and Vermont MR STACKPOLE IN 1910 Clvnc Achievement m Wlnooskl After s1x years of untrrmg effort Mr Stackpole secured the erectlon of the Wlnooskx only survxvmg member of that Buxldmg Com mlttee After Eve years of educatlng the tax payers to the necessity of a new publlc school bulldlng for the grades hls efforts were agam rewarded by obtammg the requlred favorable two thlrds vote for a bond xssue that pro duced the Memorlal School m 1930 Frank E Roblnson and Mr Stackpole are the only survrvmg members of that Bulldmg Commlt tee The last school bulldmg project of Mr Stackpole rn Wlnooskl was the erectlon of an eight classroom add1t1on to the Memorial School 1n 1939 It was secured wlth much less propagatlon of necessxty due to no bond lssue and the fact that most of the expense was borne by the Federal Government Mr Stackpole was a member of that Bulldlng Commlttec and also served as IIS secretary Mr Stackpole was a promoter rn makmg Wnnooskl a cxty and was one of five who drafted 1ts charter I . . . American Geographical Society' A' High School buildmg m 1912 anduhe IS the S . V V , l mf 1 - F l ' ' Slat. l T . 1 1 . l . 1 1 . 3 -

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