Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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Third Row: Mary Case, Lucille Looney, Dora Stone, Faye Pim, Samantha Pickens, Vera Freeman, Mabel Prather. ' Second Row: Daisy Hartnett, Lucy Dorsey, Mamie Stubbens, Helen Phillips, Arlie Henshaw, Rachel Linton. First Row: Sue McLain, Chella Yargar, Iona Greenhaw, Helen Wilson. CAFETERIA STAFF and ,CUSTODIANS We learned to express our gratitude to those who serve our school. The custodians never fail to lend a helping hand and a pleasant smile, whenever they are needed, no matter whether the assistance involves opening a stuck locker or puttingrup the popcorn machine. If ever there were men who deserved our whole-hearted thanksgethese guardians of our school do deserve them. Undetfthe new management of Miss Lucille Looney, the cafeteria will continue its fine service 'to the students of Central. Our thanks go to the nineteen staff members who have continually encouraged proper nutrition and diet for the thousand students they serve each day. fr f Second Row: Sowers, Permenter, Goodrich, Samples, Nix. Firrt Row: Ragland, Melton, Jenks, Daughty.

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CLARENCE BREITHAUPT Director of Athletics Basketball Business Education A. D. JACOBSON Head of Physical Education Football ' - , The Physical Education department builds bodies, de velops coordination, and teaches sportsmanship. i . In . ATH LETICS 3 key. That person add immeasurably to his af f 1 ' stature with his fellows who gains for him- self a physical body--directed by his will to be strong, straight, and alert, capable of doing hard physical workg and who proves by his example that his body is his temple-a sacred trust to him-to care for with intelli- gence and to respect with reverence. Such are the outcomes the Department of Physical Education wishes to achieve: through planned activity to strengthen the body, to make it straight and trueg and through practice to become more aware and alertg through a planned program of health to understand the body in its structure and function and to learn to respect its pos- sibilities. H. MILES EARL APPLEBEE tant Football Assistant Football I YV' . V '7,,.L,ll YY',A, Volleyball games add interest in girls' coordination and teamwork. , ,Q ' f 3 VIVIEN SMITH BERNlECE WESTER Physical Education Physical Education

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Veterans know by experience that a Training for a career in drafting. Learning to express ourselves in an liberal education is a necessity. x - artistic manner. 2' A . xv . . 3 ff i ' -' 1- ,,.-zz Qjf . ' V My I 1 J xv. f xy 57 Foreign languages help us to Q1 V Music has a prominent place A Preparing for the future in an understand the people of V , A ' il- at Central. Eifffjo v automotive world, other countries. A Li , ,J , ,S 4 ' , 7 ' v Yf SX -' ' i T' r ii- it Mu, t Ks ff -ff ri.--. ,, 4 an F M K, I - f f Grass l r me M P Q 1, if qiw -...... . r 4 A fresh start for an afternoon of teaching. Study of American Literature can be both enjoyable and informative. rm ...A 9 1 .3 r Democracy in high school through Physical Education for girls. teaches school spirit and rivalry. sportsmanship and provides recreation. Learning to cooperate through Keeping healthy through pro- teamwork. 5, ft ' 4 per selection of foods. I