Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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UH EDHNG3 FDL? TREE LE' 533353 Une ot the wisest orientals ot all time observed that a picture is worth a thousand words. Following his dictate, we have attempted to record in some measure the construction of our gymnasium and auditorium, l, Girder and Wall Construction. 2. Auditorium Entrance. 3. P. W. A. Project. 4, Shower Room. 5. Cement Mixer. 5. Scaffold and Roof Construction.

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