Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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MVS - v HI Greai' is our grafifude 'ro our in fhe fundamenlals of educafion is elders who, deprived of i+s advan- 'Hue primary obieci' of our schools. +ages fhemsslves, saw fhe wisdom Unless fhis obiecf is achieved our of crea+ing our complex educafion- schools have gone for naught al sysfem. A fhorough grounding David Opdylce

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