Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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MIRROR VOLUME III, '21 9 OLIVE BINGHAM, B.A., B.S. Toledo Scott High School CGradu- atedl, 19153 Ohio State University, fStudentJ 1915-195 Montpelier High School, flnstructorj, 1919-21. Miss Bingham of Toledo, is one of our best liked instructors. This is her second year of teaching French and English in the High School with superior results. She is a pleasing, peppy young lady who has during her co-operation with us, held a high place in High School favor. C. D. SOUTHERN, B. A. Hillsdale High School fGraduatedJ, 19165 Hillsdale College iStudentJ, 1916-205 Montpelier High School, 1920-21. This is Mr. Southern's first year with us, but his unfailing good humor and his sportsmanlike qualities have already established him in the hearts of the student corps. He is the in- structor in Mathematics and Chemis- try, and is also a booster of all High School athletics. Gasoline and Clicniisfry tcuclwrs dmff mi.r.

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8 MIRROR VOLUME III, '21 B. G. ROBERTS Melburn Public Schools flnstructorj, 1912-149 Montpelier High School fln- structorb, 1914-21. HB. G., our talented tutor in Com- mercial-Science branches, is known to the students as almost a human en- cyclopediaf' Since the beginning of his career as instructor in 1899, he has been six years in the service of his country, four of which were spent in the navy. Since 1914 his teaching has been in Montpelier High School. He is highly respected by the stu- dent body and holds the position of Treasurer of the Athletic Association. LONA KRUM Auburn High School, QStudentJg Tri- State College fTeachers' Coursej, fStudentJg Instructor Earlham C01- lege, 1911-125 Instructor Wolcottville High School, 1913g International Busi- ness College, fStudentl, 1918-195 Montpelier High School, Clnstructorj, 1919-21. Miss Krum is our most talented in- structor of the Commercial Depart- ment. She has been with us for two years and has greatly improved the Department. Miss Krum is ever willing to assist any student who comes to her seeking aid. Her fine personality has won her a superior place in the hearts of all her acquaintances. 'Tc11sI11m.. '

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10 'AMIRRORH VOLUME III, '21 H. C. MASON, A.B., B.S. Huntington College B. S., 19075 Ches- brough Seminary, fStudentJ , 1908-09, Principal Whitmore Lake, 1909-105 Supt. Horton High School, 1910-11, Instructor Huntington College, 1913, Adrian College A.B., 19163 Montpelier High School, flnstructorj, 1919-21. Mr. Mason has during his two years of instructing History and English in our school, proven himself very cap- ble along this line. I-Ie was chosen last year to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Miss Peets, and has this year taught the full term. Mr. Mason is pastor of the Central United Brethren Church of our com- munity. MRS. OLUF MILLER fGwendo1yn Smithj Montpelier High School fGraduatedJ, 1913, Virginia College fStudentj, 19145 Thomas Normal, fStudentJ, 1915 3 Montpelier High School, fTeacherJ, 1916-195 Ohio Northern, 1StudentJ, 19199 Geneva High School, fTeacherJ 1919-20, Montpelier High School, fTeacherj, 1920-21. Mrs. Miller is our very competent instructor in Home Economics, of which department our High School can justly boast. Her students re- ceive the best of instruction along this line, and many have been the beautiful projects completed in her classes. Mrs. Miller has won a place in the hearts of her many friends with her pleasing disposition and ever willing manner. She has just this year em- barked on the Sea of Matrimony and the students all wish her a most suc- cesful and happy future. t'He's some 'relation of wine.