Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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THQ ll N ID IAN lftlxlierlo Class Propltecyff-!C0nrimiedf This group of my old friends faded back among the shadows of a recess in the room, while, with the aid of the moonbeams that streaked in from the windows, I could see Amber Penrod explaining to May Parnell, Faye Hiser and Crystal Cale how she and Doc had run a chicken farm near Poling so that she could take her vocal lessons when calling the chickens and not have to disturb the neighbors. When Amber stopped for breath, I asked May to sing some of the old blues songs she used to croon in high school for us, but she refused, saying that she was so sick of lullabies that she never wanted to sing again. Upon consulting Faye, we found that she and Gerald had taken an apartment in Chicago, and added their bit to the gang war. Crystal immediately confessed that she had been happy in her life, for her work of designing dresses in Paris had just suited her. In the most secluded corner of all sat William Schuller, Don Hawkins, William Wharton, and Arthur Carnes. William Schuller was the center of attraction. He was relating the experiences he and Don had had with the designing of skyscrapers in New York. Bill told us that he had enjoyed an easy life, because he had inherited the money his father had made from his overhead door. Arthur Carnes had made good use of his high school Chevvie', experience, he told us, and had painted the Chevvie,' yellow and run a taxi cab in New York City. I saw Cecile Studebaker and Lucille Fox standing in a corner, discussing the good times they had had when they were stenographers together in San Francisco. Thelma Speece and june Meyer were talking to Lillian Hurlbert, Forest Drennen, and Ruth Trant. They were telling them how they had operated a tea room and made a success of it. Lillian, Forest, and Ruth all had their experiences to relate. Lillian had gone into grand opera, and, if you want to know about her singing, just ask anyone who heard her. Forest and Ruth had gone to California and become two of Holly- wood's favorites. Ralph Figley was entertaining Donald Hawkins and Raymond Matson with a fantastically told story of how he drew the big crowds from Montpelier out to his pool room at Molly. Donald Hawkins' reply to this was merely to brag about the first tooth his fifth grandchild was just cutting. Ray Matson had shocked the world in general by being an English professor at Columbia University. William Salyer, Herb Morton, and Martha Dorsey were talking over the old times they had had on earth when William directed the jazz orchestra in Herb's cabaret, and Martha drew the applause of the crowd with her toe dancing. Hazel Smith was the only one left for George Sills to talk to, so he told her lfrom his own experiencej how to raise successfully a litter of pigs. Hazel flatly informed him that he didn't have any- thing on her, because her children had won more blue ribbons than his pigs. The spirits of my old classmates faded into the air. and I found myself walking to the door and leaving the house. I mused upon this strange adventure and came to the conclusion that the class of '30 had been worthy of the best efforts of the teachers of M. H. S. 1 I X N E Q Ib,--..L-gf'-T-T 1. V' . Ng ' i Xia , r been - XXY-lvl-,KXRX qxP?!' If V, 4 ngc:4D?A , ,L f j I -rt P-sw ' -.w-tea-V,. f

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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