Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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MIRROR VOLUME V, '23 I. ICLMIER STRAY ICR Mr. J. Elmer Straver entered --nr sclmrwl in the veal' 1915 when thisfbuilding was erected, D Ile has been with us tlnwugh mn' high wclimil years and has become very well-knuwn tu nw. Ile is verv efhcient in cabinet-inzilqing and in- structx Il1E'Al8lll1Zll Training claws. R. G. RO ll ERTS Mr. ll. G. Rivhertx wzix an instruct-ii' in the Xlelburn Public Schmil, IUIZ-l-1, :ind Xlimtpelier ll. S., 1014-23. Mr. Ruherts hzia been with mini' Nclnml ini' sex'- eral years, being zihsent only during hix servive in the lTn'ted Staley Ariiiy, :ifter whicli he re- turned tu nm' Ncliiml, lle iw very K-trinig fm' discipline.

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MIRROR VOLUME V, '23 ARI ANIJA I.ICIi TIIRASII ICR .xllllllltlll I.ee 'I'Iir:1sI1A':r is a grmlnzite uf Ada ll. N, 1017, Ohin Nnrthern l'niversity, 1020, with I' H il ' ' ' ' 1. Cgieeg Xalparziisn lnivcrsty, sunnner 111223 tziuglit at I52Lltiiiin1'e-Bzisil, Ohin, 1920-22.A Xliss lliizisliei' has been in our sehunl but this vein' She is very rrulicient in hen' wnrlt and has I lnnveml hersell iehzlllle. LONA A. KRUM Lona A. Krum is a graduate of the Auburn, Indiana, Iligh Schonlg Tri-State College taking a teachers' course. After this she became a stu-I rlent of liarlliani College, 1910-129 Instructor in XYwlcuttville Iligh Sehoul, Incl., 1013-17. She was giacluatecl frinn the Internatimial Business Col- lege in 1919 and has been an instructor in the Mvntpelier ll. S., 1919423. Miss Krum has been with us throughout our high school years and has been a very great friend and helper to us, whether having Classes under her in- nnt. It is very improbable that her place in our lives will ever be Hlled by another in school ur out. She is the Freshinan Class teacher. KATIIIQRINIC RI. FERRIS Kritlierinc KI. Ferris attended Columbus Nnrth Iliggh Schnnl, 11114-IS: Ohin State l'niversity, l'llS'2.2. Miss Iierris has been with its but this season lint she has proven herself xery Capable and will leave ll IA-wllllg niipressnni nn our nienwry.

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MIRROR VOLUME V, '23 TO THE CLASS OF 1923 The printing of an annual stamps in black on white a recorcl of events of a very enjoyable time of life. XVhile this time is lleeting tfor swiftly it has passe.l as we look backwarclj, another impress has been made more inclelibly than ink on paper. More or less tixecl are your icleas of pleasure, your type of assoeiatef. your ways of flressing, the cleanliness of your thought and speech, your habits an'l your integrity. These impressions make up the reference book to which yoll go tlaily for the remainder of your life. This annual is a recorcl macle for reasons of sentiment ancl as an aitl to memory. lt may facleg it may be lostg or it may be clestroyecl. lt will be reacl eagerly two or three times after you receive it ancl when school is over. Then perhaps once or twice a year will it come to your notice ancl then periocls of years will intervene before it again catches your attention. Even with this limitezl use the annual is worth while. iXncl the other imprint? lt can not be clestroyecl. This record will be usecl tlaily ancl from it you will reatl most of your waking hours. XN'hat tlay of the years to come will you not seek pleasure and what kincl of pleasure will it be? ,Xssociates you will ancl must have always. Associates mean communication and sociability requires subjects for conversation. llabits and integrity are callecl upon claily to form your character. Truly this imprint will have constant use. The best in plcasures,.the highest type of associates. purity of thought ancl speech. goorl habits and an unswerving integrity I commencl to the class of l923. ,wwf Qs,