Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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THE ll Nil? MLN llAN.930 Retrospection Near the shining Lake Blue Water, In the north of Blackford County, In the city of Montpelier, Stands a high school called Montpelier. Made of yellow brick this high school, Built of modern style and structure, With its lawn and spacious playground Reaching far across the city. In an oflice, feared and dreaded, Sat the lonely superintendent, When Commencement time were ended, Musing, in his dreamy fashion, Of the class just graduated, Of their traits and characteristics, Of their many freaks and foibles: How Carl always hit the basket, How Lucille worked in the oH'ice, How Bill Salyer played piano, How Ray Matson led the yelling. How E. Pickering flunked in Civics, How June Meyer got through at Christmas, How provoked they often made him, How he's glad they're graduated. Thinking of May's speed in shorthand, What George knows of agriculture, How E. Garrett ran the business, How Ralph answered English questions, Of how Max would argue with him, Thinking, now that they're departed, They Were not such dumb-bell Seniors. Of course, Amber did quit often But came back again next morning. Faye was shy in Economics But Martha always knew her lesson. Kenneth Shinn went out on personals. Lillian came at the last moment. - William Schuller played the mail man, And Elizabeth got the letters. Don H. liked to fool the teachers. Cecile loafed in annual oHice. Crystal Cale checked the alumni? And did Thelma quill Buroker! Wondering where Garl got his blarney, And how Herbert liked this high school, Wondering if Arthur still liked garlic, And how Forest wrote editorials, 1 'a 1 'XXTSXX yi g NS X hx Qkv x ii, fa lk 1 .st Xxx r efgxbsi SS- ef .Elf ew,,,,,,,gWM 5 i. .5152 -sta., . W ' Mil X ,J ': it ' is 4 ' - '-. . iM' ' . W, 4 .r'i 'Qs 1 . D+, ia . , ff J gk X 3- ' .ii-'ff t 9 gli tif' V hgh r: si lmvxj xx ggi l ig ' 7 lx N uw' V : iglj w' 1' . ,jf ' lflf fd i fl! i l Lil!! X xy, R, nw! lg, 4 , f u M y f i ' 7 ,ff l i p , if l 'Q 'Pi T. .xi P X319 ' F l it ,f !. X 0 C ta I X X for 'f ' '