Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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'I U 6 I Q Hg.: -.- VOLUME I 1 r i sf iiwmit? N 9 ' r E:--f 'rl ' 'fi' i lg i faS2iff fw1iwl,'fS No g .1 F-N... el- -- s s M , Cor School Board The basis and the seat of democratic instruction of every town is its public schools. And the fundamental unit behind the public schools is the school board. To have a first-class High School the board must consist of real peopleg and the seniors of 1920 are positive that everyone will agree with us in saying our school is of the best type made possible by an efficient and trustworthy school board. Montpelier is proud to name our school board. which consists of tive of the most highly respected individuals of the community: Mr. C. liohner, president of the board, is one of iXlontpelier's best- known merchants. Through his efforts Montpelier has come to be one of the best schools in the state. Dr. VV. H. Steele, who is vice president of the board, is ready to stand back of any project that will help to better any conditions of the school. Mr. R. H. VVeaver, secretary of the board, is truly a friend of the pupils. He is ever ready to help those that have any difficulty and bring' it to him. He conducts a printing establishment, and his paper has a wide circulation. A. E. Lamberson is serving his first term on the board. but is proving lu be a very valuable addition. He is also one of Klontpelier's foremost iner- chants, conducting a hardware store. Mrs. C. XV. Heth is surely a friend of the children. This is also her lirst term on the board. and she has the distinction of being the first woman lu hold office in that capacity in Montpelier.

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,,.-v i 'Q Eg L , ll Fu -srxggllx VOLUME I 4-'-'- To the Teachers Montpelier lligh has teachers ten, 'lihey're neeclecl every one. 'lihat we as stuclents might begin The race of life to run. '.l'hey're all as good as they can he. They know our every trick, The things we wish them not to see They're sure to know it quick. l'rofessor Dustin is a man Of whom we all are proud, He tries to do whate'er he can To make us laugh aloucl. Excuses and permits are signecl lly Roluhins every relay, For he has everything in mincl l,est vve shoulcl go astray. lien Roherts is our solclier friencl, Xxvllo tells ol army yvays. Our misspelled vvorcls he tries to menrl lly ten vvorcls every clay. Miss liruin, whom all ol' us lnelieve Can clo most anything. Tells us our lessons ive must have Before the class hells ring. Miss Atkinson, for haskethall, ,Xml Latin. too, you see. ls surely goofl to each antl all AX splenrlicl sport is she. Uh! Peggy l'eets, our light-haireil one. lboes surely love her lluulis- lf anyone is having' lun, VVhy! She just stancls ancl looks. Miss XYig'g'i11s' juniors are so good. 1'l'hose upstairs clon't think soj- She makes them sit like sticks ul' vvootl Before they're let to go. ll llllllll 1' -f' - i, I 1 I I e , lla-fl'i 'U-' ii Q ! PlE if r si ' diem H a. . ' -Qing i .'E'-ir,:,gNll 'Iii 4 l I i fi lj t t J .