Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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.1-fx' r f-1' ' PRISO KE Wig W by 1 2 l .J E , if 5 , naw, --q,-, 4 J most interested in. Within the last few years the number ot courses have been increased. ln l94O a new and modern gymnasium was constructed. This and other improvements add greatly to the attractiveness and Wel- fare ot the school. The old gymnasium was converted into a shop which has been equipped with modern Page 7 and efficient machinery. ln l94l, under the N. Y. A., students were given jobs in redec- orating the interior ot the school. We cannot prophesy what the future holds in store tor us but we are sure there will be many more generations ot students to leave our school and make their Way in the World.

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'Ir 'k 'A' ir Guarding our gain af at at at f 'A' +,,+ 'A' 'lr if uk' ir Hal Ansley Karl Bavin Robert Beach Iames Bell Chester Bible Clarence Blodgett Robert Boone Lyle Boyer Ronald Boyer Ralph Brannan Dallas Brandt Bernard Brown Iohn Butain Ben Carr Harold Case Robert Changnon Carmon Clay Leslie Colesnow George Copeland Dan Connell Every gain made by Milie tary Might, must necessarily be held by an army. Every gain made by civilization, must be held by our educa- tors. Behind us there is no beginning that man may con- cieveg and before us, in the dark oi the future lies a greater mystery that only time will reveal. Our unpa- ralleled progress to the pre - ent time has been made pos- sible by the gains of those before us. We must make new strides. We must pro- tect and hold them that fu- ture generations may build upon the foundations we have built.-DICK PLOUCK. 'Ir ,Q .