Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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Hn fl.. Orchestra practice, the origin of the smooth linish presented to the public. fg.. F. F. A. meeting, the boys observe strict par- liamentary procedure rules enforcing orderly dis- cussion. -2, Chet, in his private domain, counts the loot from the Wagon Wheel Coke machine. -4H This shop scene illus- trates some of the practical training available to M. H. S, students. Kg, This year, for the first time, eighth grade boys and girls exchanged classes: this picture shows the girls in shop. as 5 , Study hall, usually a place of intense intellectual activity, is rather vacat- ed on gym days. aj.. Our movies seem to be more vacational than edu- cational to some students. ,Wig- The eighth grade boys cooperate in switching classes by appropriating the kitchen to learn to cook. 75, Chemistry lab day is a day of thrills ii your ex- perirnent works and quick exits it it does the un- expected. ig, Another of the voca- tional subjects, typing is utilized almost as much hy college prep students as by commercial.

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CAL5586 Here We present the passengers of our train-the classes, from Kinder- garteners just buying their tickets, to the Seniors, ready to get oft. All through grade school We find students making preparations for boarding 'the train. Then corne the Freshmen, safely aboard, still in the daze of getting settled, the Sophomores, Well-established in the routine, busily organizing their extra- curricular lite, the Juniors, eagerly awaiting the end oi their journey, yet absorbed in the activities ot their coach, and the Seniors, in a last-minute flurry ot action, leaving the train to which they have becorne so accustomed. Q mAAQ 5, f QI at 9953? AQQLQQ LG' as 19 ee n-r 4-f c , K--V ' it . ,TU Q: l, , . ,vl a , . . N' W ,ii A -- lg il' ' 'l rf J ' ,gear 1 -.T- s 3:1-Q 7njL1rw'.f'f rs .rar-'q.-any .E 4-E, -if .-xfsm 41 c e 14