Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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BROADENIN6 THEIR HORIZON Many Schools Represenled By Alumni Bowling Green, Bowling Green, Ohio Lois McCrea flieachingj Mary Connell ffeachingj I-Iildreth Creek fHome Economicsj Mildred Deily fTeachingj International Business, Fort XVayne, Indiana Robert Boyer fAccountingj Millard Jackson QAccountingj Evelyn Cummins fAccountingj Lucille Brown fAccountingj George Lee fAccountingj Hubert Kelly CAccountingj Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio Edwin Krill fDairy Manufacturingj Maurice Drake fDairy Productionj Dale Dargitz QFarm Cropsj Earl Osborn QDairy Manufacturingj Ross Messner QDairy Manu- facturingj Stanley Fisher KB. A. Degree in Commercej Lyle Beek QBusiness Ad- ministrationj Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Ohio Richard Changnon QPre Medicalj Elenor XVells CClassicalj David Opdycke QPre Medicalj Y. M. C. A., Chicago, Illinois Richard Hodson QLawj Bonebrake Seminary, Dayton, Ohio Marjorie Bright fLife of Christj Palmer's School, Davenport, Iowa Alfred Bailey QChiropracticalj johnson Bible School, Kimberline Heights, Tenn. johns Hopkins School, Baltimore, Maryland Rachel Rothenberger gNursingj University Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio Bryce Nichols QLawj Hillsdale College. Hillsdale, Michigan Elwin Ritchey fLiberal Artsj Michigan State College, Lansing, Michigan Merle Finch fChemical En- gineeringj Cedarville College, Cedarville, Ohio Arthur Donaldson QLiberal Artsj Findlay College, Findlay, Ohio Pauline DeMuth QLiberal Artsj Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Robert Gabriel flingineeringj Jack Moran Clingineeringj Robert Willet Qlingineeringj Alva Stahl Qlingineeringj jackson Business University. jackson, Michigan Laura Bevier QSecretarialj Ohio University. Athens, Ohio Alma Tingle fDesigningj Nurses School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Wilma Grose QNursingj U. S. Navy Hal Ansley Robert Foust Otto Kiefer Howard Gorgas -Lucille Bfblr. I99l

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WHO'S WHO IN OUR ALUMNI The Senior Class of 1935 is highly hon- ored over the achievements that our Alumni have recently accomplished. We feel that many of them are well started on their upward climb: and that as time progresses, many more will give us reasons to praise them. Howard Shambarger, Class of ,29, is now employed at the Federal Land Bank at Louisville, Kentucky. This is a Na- tional appointment. Alma Tingle, Class of '32, has recently shown her scholastic ability, as was char- acteristic of her during her High School career. She was on the Freshman Honor Roll of Ohio University for first semester of 1934 with highest honor. Laura Bevier and Paul Bower, Class of '34, have also disclosed their scholastic abilities. Laura is achieving excellent grades at jackson Business College and Paul at a school in Buffalo, New York. We sin- cerely hope that they will continue in their success as college students. Among our Alumni who have shown journalistic abilities are George Harding, Class of '27, and Hortense fSaundersj Britt, Class of '07. George is the editor of the Monroeville Gazette, Monroeville, Ohio. Hortense is the Publicity Manager of the International Magazine Company in New York City. Ten magazines are affiliated with this company. Evidence of Arthur Donaldson's abil- ity and popularity was recently shown when he was chosen Editor-in-Chief of Cedrus CYear Book at Cedarville Col- legej. He has also been chosen president of the Student Body. fiooj Faye Amsbaugh, Class of '29, who has recently returned from Hawaii where he filled a Government Air Service position, is now stationed at the Government Avia- tion field at Columbus. Blair Maxwell Drake is Club Agent for Medina County. David Opdyke, Class of '33, has dis- closed his ability as a vocalist at Heidel- berg and is a member of the Heidelberg Glee Club which is making a tour of neighboring towns and which also broad- casts over the radio. Ardis Stine, Class of '34, has been ap- pointed director of the Junior Shakes- peare Club in this town. She has shown her ability as a leader as was typical of her among her fellow-classmates. Miles Kumnick is employed as chemist at the DuPont Laboratories in Arling- ton, New Jersey. XVindle Apt is a court reporter at Se- lina, Kansas, and is making great prog- ress in this field. Many of our Alumni found that a high school education was not sufficient to meet the demands of the time and have entered colleges and other institu- tions throughout the nation. We have high hopes of the future accomplish- ments of these many former graduates of Montpelier who have started on their chosen courses, aiming to progress to- ward their life goal. lt is to these, our Alumni, we dedicate this page. -Barbara Carjwmfrr.