Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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l lla l lisl iD Luzst Will and Testament E, the class of 1930, being sound mind and body, realizing our importance, and wishing to pass on our knowledge and valuable possessions to others, do declare this our last will and testament. To the school in general we will our ability to have a good time-any time, any place, any where. To the juniors in particular we will our quill with the teachers, especially with Mr. Kelley. Crystal Cale wills her smiles at Vaughn Hoover to Dorothy Kitterman. Arthur Carnes wills his ability to drive Chevvies with one hand to Bob Wearly. Forest Drennen wills her quiet ways to Thomas McGeath. Martha Dorsey wills the rumble seat in Preach's Ford to Doris King. Ralph Figley wills his height to Martha Ellen White and his excess credits to Drurv Scott. Lucille Fox wills her dates with Herb to Thelma Murphy and her secret method of getting grades to Thelma Tisron. Ernest Garrett wills his bashfulness to Thelma Hoover. Don Hawkins wills his compacts to Nora Cook. She'll need them. Donald Hawkins wills his babyish ways to Golden Walker and his sass to John Salyer. Faye Hiser wills her typing ability to Claude Coleman and her soft voice to Geral- dine Bedwell. Lillian Hurlbert wills her sub jects and ob jects to anyone who can pronounce them. Raymond Matson wills his ability as cheer leader to Lawrence Monroe. june Meyer wills her old Ford to any junk dealer who will accept itg she also wills her dates with ujohnnyl' to Margaret Jones. Carl Morris wills his basket ball eye to any one who can catch it and his permanent wave to Richard Clevenger. Herbert Morton wills his yellow slips in English IV to Enzie Shannon and his popu- larity to Vaughn Hoover. May Parnell wills her dramatic ability to Arvilla Needler and her crooning voice to Buthene Wright. Amber Penrod wills what is left of her English books to Cliffton Parnell and her A's in Economics to Clyde Keith. Max Peterson wills his wise cracks to Arthur Irwin and his administrative ability to Lorne Hurlbert. - Earnest Pickering wills his meanness to Charlie Werner and his dates with Joan to Joe Fudge. William Salyer wills his executive ability to Jennie Pugh and his playing for glee club to Margaret Ray. Kenneth Shinn wills his pearly white teeth to Paul Cale and his impudence to Russell Trant. I l George Sills wills his ability to write notes to John Garrett. QButhene says John has ability of his own, though.j Hazel Smith wills her size to Margaret Keagle and her curls to Ruth Williams. , 5-,X - 4, -gf-I ' , GSW, sf .., I , f ff Y ,,. 1..'-iii I, ,Qs 4 f1?Tl.,.3f , eff 2- 'lffifffffi 11-2 ' - W-ff A .sea ' f - -Q X1 AA 'X-L,'+-f-ef fa' 'w...-f'v'. 1 j x-,.f-f' ' f .V-f ff ,emi ' 'Sf' Q- '- E .-L.. 4. Y g' TV Q .-. ' -1f -4 1 ,ftif c--ses. ex Sig fa--Lf, ,f 1 2 4-f ,-1 Q.: j ' f ,.- ,sf e 'ef' 'r4l' -. 'm - fe L-.1113 --:2f , ,f ,,-- , - ' ' -xt iv Y,,,: i, lt, i V Yriaga, bb...---V-1 . -ML -. K- 'df , ,X-AM: Sharie..-.Y. .W-

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THEHNHD EAN HANW' Senior DiTeCt0Ty---IContinuedI May Parnell ffilapperj is talkative and has a weakness for love fstoriesjg she will be just another gum-chewing stenographer.- I don't have such things. Amber Penrod fPennyj has late dates and a weakness for Doc. - Well, ask me. Max Peterson QPetej is a sage and he has great ambitions for being president.- Haw! Haw! Haw! Ernest Pickering fPickj has mid-week dates and a weakness for Boots - Oh, I don't know. William Salyer fBillj has a vocabulary and a flute and uses bothg he's going to be a preacher gif nothing happensj- Don't bother me. William Schuller qBillJ is good at questions, especially in Economicsg he has a weakness for Elizabeth- All right, any time now. Kenneth Shinn fKennyj is a cave man with big broad shouldersg he has a weakness for Sunday nights in Bluffton.- Says which? George Sills fGeorgiej is from the wide open spacesg his weaknesses are blushing and editor-in-chief of the Crier.,'- What do you mean? Hazel Smith CSmittyj has the giggles and a love for new Fords.- Oh, Sho! Thelma Speece QSpeeciej has Bud's ring and a lot of experienceg her weaknesses are quilling and Milky Ways- Well, well, well, and well. Cecil Studebaker fStudiej is a card shark and has a weakness for Speedg she will probably keep house for a Kroger manager- If that ain't awful! Ruth Trant fRuthiej has a quill with Mr. Kelley and a weakness for Muncieg her ambition is to be a great violinist.- Oh, you know. Carl Walker fWalkj has pep and a big 'flinef' his weakness is school teachers.- Oh, pardon me! William Wharton fBillJ is a cutieg he has a lot of gab and a lot of compacts.- Nib Con. Miss Albertson fLilyj has a supply of yellow slips and ambitions to be an angelg her weakness is not the annual, but the annual staff.- That's enough out of you. Mr. Kelley QL. EJ has a model Economics classg his weaknesses are April fool jokes and chewing gum. Some Clay he hopes to write a bigger and better Economics book.- Well, so much for that. ? ff' y- NB .:- r XX X. -fil.5ir'o7f f at S :SW- f Li DWIAS M1151-h.J!cz' 2 1 dl i , 5 ,-.za W ' 9 1 .42.- , ,fgwrggkg :Q Q3 QL Sq: I atifgag il J 0' QX W 'if id' lv .Ubi N ' ' 21 .4 E. WN eg : 'il al ls - , li, i l II ,.,-fr . . 7 21 1 f i, .1 , ff : ' f I ,f TI, 1 1 1 ,ff ,' 11 I e X I ' S '- . I 5 x- X .' i 3 .N X Nr x l w l W , l 4 s ..-.14 , A

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Last Will and Testament-f4Comimied1 Thelma Speece wills her popularity with the boys to Careen Smith and her good looks to Mildred Cole. Cecile Studebaker wills her date with Kenneth Shinn to Vivian Wheatley. Cecile doesn't mind. It's broken anyway. Ruth Trant wills her vampish ways to Elaine DeBatty and her ability to get in 3D to Margaret Salyer. Garl Walker wills his derby and spats to Francis Rains and his salesmanship ability to Clifford Bedwell. He can use it next year. William Wharton wills his naps in English class to Joe Scott and his girlish smile to Paul Stoltz. Humor Section JOKES THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE In a theme entitled An Interesting Ancestor of Mine, john Salyer wrote- Joseph Caldwell was born January 15, 1924, and died December 22, 1811. GIRL ATI-ILETES Sophomore girl-in writing about the reception given a distinguished violinist- Little girls in white threw flowers from the station to his home. DECOLLETAGE FOR MEN Golden Walker-in writing ads for a paper about Silas Marner'--Suits one fourth to one half off-Macey, the tailor. INNOCENTS AT HOME This is a story about two green freshmen, which is true, believe it or not. One warm day last summer Paul Stoltz and Joe Rains were bathing in the cooling Salamonie, clad only in nature's bathing suits. Mrs. Taylor, passing-Why, boys, isn't it against the law to go swimming without bathing suits? joe Rains-O, Yes, but come on in if you want to. We won't tell on you. HE SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER Exam question-Where did Stevenson die? Why there? Faye M's paper-He died in the Samoa Islands because he thought it might help his health. Loyd B's paper-He died there because he couldn't get away. Miss Albertson-in English III-Who set fire to the Bastile? Robert J.-raising his hand--I don't remember his name. LAFF THAT OFF Mr. Kelley-in Economics class-Nature was generous in giving the school teach- ers plenty of raw material to work with! REALISM Miss Morton's Shorthand II Class was reading and discussing The Sign of the Four. Miss Morton-What was the small, round, muddy mark .the print of? May P.-Oh, the wooden man's leg. Q ,-