Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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115379 r LEON W. BOUCHEB, Vocational Agriculture Green Springs, Ohio Ohio State University, B.S. in Agricultural Education E. E. A. Adviser, Military Drill Leader MEBEDITH ELOISE NAYLOB, Commercial Montpelier, Ohio lndiana University, A.B. in History, University ot lllinois, University ot Colorado Bowling Leagues, Assembly Commission, Student Council l WALTER W. PABEN, English, Public Speaking, French Montpelier, Ohio Kenyon, University ot Michigan, lohns Hopkins, A.B., A.M. in French Iunior Class Adviser, lunior Class Play Coach l RUSSELL L. HUEEMAN, Physical Education, lndustrial Arts, Biological Science Hamilton, Ohio Miami University, B.S. in Education Basketball Coach, Athletic Director MABGABET STAINTHOBPE, English Montpelier, Ohio Hillsdale College, B.S. in Physics Senior Class Adviser, Senior Class Play Director, Mirror Adviser, Girl Beserve Adviser Page Twelve

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W. A. HOWALD Administration Heidelberg AB.-Chemistry Denver AM.-School Administration Student Council Adviser Football Coach Prin. W. A. Howald Education Signs the Peace Pact A better world after the war can be brought about only through an enlightened citizenry. An enlightened citizenry can be accomplished only through education. This places a tremendous task upon the shoulders ot edu- cational institutions, and particularly upon the public school, for through the public schools alone do most of our youth pass. lt is, therefore, the responsibil- ity ot the school to give careful consideration to the planning of postwar education. The basis for this planning must be an understanding of the inadequacies ot our present day educational system. The progress ot the school in too many cases has not kept pace with the rapid changes that society has made. The academic ideals of schools in l844 are too widely accepted today. lt is necessary that our students leave school as individuals who will be able successfully to take their places in society. Proper attitudes ot honesty, reliability and industry must be developed. The responsibility of citizenship must certainly be understood. The lack ot these very attitudes was a big con- tributing factor to the social upheaval ot the '30s and the World War '4Os, consequently, in the matter of postwar planning for a new and peaceful world, education must do a large part. Future citizens ot our United States and ot our world are in the schools today, and the schools today can and must mold these citizens ot tomorrow. e-Mr. l-lowald. Page Eleven

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VlOLET BIBLE, English, Latin, Mathematics Montpelier, Ohio Bowling Green State University, BAS. in Education Freshman Class Adviser DEAN KANNEL, Music Montpelier, Ohio Northern State, Michigan, Bowling Green State University, . B.S. in Music High School Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Grade School Band, Tonette Class IULIA BBAITHWAITE, Vocational Home Economics Lakeside, Ohio Bowling Green State University, B.S. in Education Adviser of F. H. A. H. A. KARNES, Science and Mathematics Montpelier, Ohio Defiance College, B.S. in Mathematics, Bowling Green State University, lndiana University, Work on M.S. Sophomore Class Adviser Hi-Y Adviser - DON HOCHSTETTLEB, History, Government Montpelier, Ohio Wheaton College, A.B. in History, Ohio State, Bonebrake Theological Seminary, A.B. Page Thirteen