Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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Second Row: Bozarth, Bonebrake, Lucille Taylor, Fern Collier, Barbara Schlabach, Ruth Sallee, Gladys Been, Murdock, Osborne. Fin! Row: Rosenfield, Smith, M. Moore, Butler, Bert Hogard, Stone, Ryan, Breithaupt, B. Moore. E IOR CLASS r SPONSORS Bert Hogard, Chairman Lucille Taylor Barbara Schlabach Gladys Been Fern Collier Ruth Sallee Antone Jacobson OFFICERS jim Butler FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Howard Stone jim Butler President Howard Stone Merilyn Moore Vice-President Bobbie Ruth Ryan Mary Smith Secretary Nina Jean Breithaupt Carol Bozarth Treasurer Delores Landsberger Marilyn Rosenfield Yell Leader Barbara Moore Bob Bonebrake Sgt.-at-Arms Charles Murdock Kaye Taylor Student' Council Mary Smith Three years ago each of us began a new adventure. Since then life at Central has become a dehnite part of each of our lives. Now, as we are graduating and embarking in new experiences once again, we pause briefly to evaluate three years of highschool training. To -start our Sophomore year in the right direction we elected Anne Smith as president. We were very busy adjusting ourselves to highschool life and therefore had little time for activities as a class that first year. During our Junior year we were more experienced and were accustomed to our lives at Central. We chose as class leaders jim Snow and Gayle Osborne, Joann Noll and John Bynum gave ex- cellent performances in the Junior Play, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Climaxing our Junior year we planned a preview to finance the big event of the season-the junior-Senior Prom! Then came our best year. At last we were Seniors! We elected jim Butler and Howard Stone as Senior class presidents. The spring of the year was a maze of glorious events and activities. First came the Senior Play, Our Town , and then the junior-Senior Prom, this time in our honor. Next, of course, came the luncheon and baccalaureate services. Last and most important came that day of all days-commencement, with Joann Noll, Gayle Osborne, Jerry Emenhiser, and jerry Janger representing our class as commencement speakers. For many of us graduation from Central marks the conclusion of our formal education. Others will continue study in various schools of higher learning. But regardless of our future occupations, each of us realizes that we have received the benehts of a well-rounded highschool program for which we are duly grateful. We shall never forget the wise guidance of our excellent faculty and the lasting friendships we have formed during our years at Central. ,

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