Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

Y V Y Q x ,I -- 1, .A .1 .1-1:'i4v5y.fy,'f-,QX k-.v-nfs.-,-'.-9215whaaw-w-,1 -f.ff'- , , V .- L ,.7-,. , . H, . . - ,N Editor-In -Chief . Layout Editors . . Advertising Editor Faculty Advisor . Joe Bostator Gay Blosser Bob Benjamin Linda Kilpatrick THE I957 IRROR ANNUAL STAFF . . . . . . . Jane Ellen Smith Barb Byall Bill Bany . . . . . . . Laura Zimmerman Mr. Chester Wasilowski Staff Members Sandra Kizer Susan Page Marian Dean Gerry Laberdee Published Dy . . . . . .The SENIOR CLASS of Montpelier High School Q- Loghry, we the class of 1957, wish to Mirror. Dr. Loghry has been the at the football games for 25 years, has a smile for every student as liked and respected by them all. of this a al, to show our ap- school sp t nd support proud to use thrs means Y ' SENIORS Hi hlights of the Year PAGE Baseball ...... . . 5 Government Day . . . . . 6 Christmas Dance .... . . 8 Homecoming Game . . . . . 9 Jr. Sr. Prom ...... . . 10 Spring Festival . . . . . 12 Snapshots ....... . . .13 Senior Play ......... . . 14 Homecoming Queen ..... . . 16 Homecoming Attendants . . . . 17 Senior Queen ....... . . 18 Senior Attendants . . . . 19 4 Ee - X +R TOP ROW: T. Whetro, S. Bozor, R. Tumer, D. Steinke, J. Falco, R. Will, B. Lung. D. Wilson, D. Banks. BOTTOM ROW: L. Yagelski, H. Hephner, D. Startzman, R. I-Iephner, J. Zulch, J. Zulch, G. Kimmel, D. Nielands, K. Crowe, H. Berch. Baseball Champs of I9 6 With the coming of spring, Montpelier's '56 baseball team anticipated a great season. They were placed in two leagues which inspired the coach, Mr. Brazen, and the boys to surpass themselves by bringing home two trophies. The fellows have been playing together for quite some time, and through ability and organized effort, our team managed to get the two trophies by winning all the games in both leagues. In the tournament, 'Pelier won their first game but were eliminated when they were defeated by Bryan in the second game. The students of Montpelier High were certainly proud of their outstanding baseball team. As far as we are concerned, the '56 season was chalked up as a success, or as Coach Brazen described the season to me, It was great. 5 mx Q Mr. Barcus, Mr. Taylor, Mayor Allen, The I-lon. Govemor Lausche. Government Day Every year for the past five years, Government Day has been held at Montpelier High School, Over 300 students from Williams County participate in this program. Prior to workshop, meetings were held with a planning committee of teachers and two students selected by the school. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss the problems which the youth wanted to discuss, After the committees were chosen, a training period was set up by Lawrence J. Taylor of Hillsdale College to brief the students who would help run the workshop, On the day of the big occassion, students and teachers assembled in the Montpelier auditorium to ask questions, During the meeting the secretary recorded the six proposed questions and the group decided upon the one which their spokesman would ask the appropriate panel official. The state, county, and municipal officials participating in the project were seated in the front of the auditorium. Each panel of officials was designated by printed signs. Featured at the'meeting was Frank Lausche, John Brown, Floyd Barcus, Dr, Lawrence Taylor at Drake. li Panel Discussion Group Mayor Allen welcoming Govemor Lauche to Mont pelier's Government Day L.. Senator Pepple, Senator Latta, and Warren Gardner Legislation i a ..,--an-.vw-+ .vw-.N Q7 ,lztzlgfa Christmas Dance The Senior Class sponsored it Christmas senii -fornial danee on De- ceniber 22, 1956. A Cliristinqis tree and decorations were the theine for this dance. A week or two prior to this event, candidates for King :ind Queen were noniinated by the iinder- classnien. The King and Oiieen were chosen by students dropping nioney into gi box, niarlied with the niinie of the candidate, and whieh was placed iinder their picture, The nioney was theii counted and the eonple who had received the niost would reign over the dance. Entertainment for the evening was provided for by llill lfreese who did excellent iniitation of Elvis Presley and by David Neilands gave his ver- sion of Andy Griffit's record, Whitt It was Was Football. Needless to say, the response from the stndent body showed their appreeizition ol' these acts. The faciilty ehiiperoned the stiidents at the dance. The niiisie which was enjoyed by till, was pro- vided by oiir school orchestra. Then Caine the time that every- one had been anticipating. Roger lvloeherrnan annoniieed that Joe lios- rator had been chosen as Kingg Joe, in tiirn, :innoiineed that l,inda Kil- patrick was Oneen, They were crowned and the dzinee eoniiinied. Diane Falco, Jean Sumner, Queen - Laura Zimmerman, Phyllis Parson, Susan Creek Homecoming Game The llOIllL'COllllllg Queen and ner attendants are selected by the Varsitv Football Squad to reign over the Home coming Football Game. The Opponent this year was tirynn. Although Montpelier tried its hardest to win, the odds were against us and Montpelier was defeated, the final score being 47 to 21. f' 9 Parisian Theme Features the Junior-Senior Banquet of I956 A street scene in Paris, featuring a sidewalk cafe formed the setting of the annual Junior -Senior Ban- quet in the Montpelier High School Gymnasium on a Friday evening. Emphasizing the theme Evening in Paris , two walls were marked with paintings, drawings, and red and white striped awnings. Carts of flowers flanked the bandstand at one end of the room. At the other end was a white mural of a Paris street painted on a black background by Linda Kilpat- rick. The Juniors and Seniors assembled in the auditorium for the processional to the banquet at 7 o'clock. This procession was led by the faculty. The small tables, each seating four guests, and the speaker 's table were laid with red and white cloths and napkins, and centered with lighted candles in bottles marked with dripping wax. waitresses in colorful costumes were the sophomore girls who showed the group to the tables under the direction of the head waiters. Miss Judy Oppenheim, president of the junior class, welcomed the guests. The response was given by James Martin, the senior class president. Magical Nonsense a combination of magic and comedy presented by a Ft. Wayne, entertainer served as an interlude between the banquet and the dance. Evening in Paris products were won in a special drawing by Cynthia Pfeiffer during the dance. Norm Klondik and his orchestra from Bowling Green provided the music. Mr. and Mrs. George Foley were hosts at a special midnight show for the juniors and seniors following the dance. The entire junior class took part in planning the banquet, each serving on a special committeeg and the dinner was prepared by the mothers of the juniors. ' as 10 win. 4 0 SPRINEANCE. Spring Festival The Spring Festival is an event that is held every year. The first evening the Grade School and High School Bands give their program. The second evening is a formal affair in which the vocal groups consisting of the boy's and girl 's Glee Clubs, the ACappella Choir, and the Octet present their music. The music for this event is under the direction of Mr. Williams. Following the performance on the second night, a dance is held in the gymnasium for which the school orchestra furnishes the music. 12 Snaps of Highlights gff? -Pm' K 1, S. k k.1 Nw ,fa f Regina Weber ..... Mark Weber ....... Billie flsabelj Weber . . Mabel Hyde ....... Professor Dodenhoff . . . Orville Gray fPunkj . . . Push Pringle . . . . . . . BirdBrain......... Charles Craig fCharleyj Dorothy Mattingly . . . . . Cookie........ THE CAST Pat Amaden Phil Thorp Laura Zimmerman Gerry Laberdee Sam Hill Bill Bany Lois McGill Susan Page Joe Bostater Sandra Parnham Jim Bordner Billie Weber is the 18-year-old daughter of Regina and Mark Weber. She and her friends, Push Pringle and Bird Brain, are enthusiastic members of the S.P.P. -- Society for the Prevention of Parents. Everything gets off to a big start when Charley Craig, a handsome new boarder in the Weber home, admires Billie's sketches for greeting cards and suggests that they take samples to the county seat to obtain a license to sell them. The plot becomes even more hilarious when Punk, the jealous boy friend, sees Billie and Charley driving away from the Weber home with an overnight case. A wedding cake is accidently delivered to the Weber home, so naturally everyone in the town believes that they have eloped. All is settled when Charley and Billie return and explain just what they have been doing. 15 X v 344 I-IOMECOMINC QUEEN Miss Laura Zimmerman 16 vi p '11 13- 66969 Pafso avi P' - s 1 ' 8ajor4 vane Wen HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Diane Falco - Sophomore Attendant Susan Creek - Freshman Attendant 17 N.. ny!! M1 U '?l he fa Hy gala, BIOS-Yer SENIOR ATTENDANTS l 1' won 'Wa . 99 Q09 -'Klan 9,0 I9 Q . Cv P' trick Q President Vice President Roger Mocherman Bill Bany Senior Class Officers Secretary Treasurer Barbara Byall Cecilia Yagelski WALTER BOYER General Course 1f LOIS MALONE General Course FHA 1-2-3-43 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 DOLORES ALLOMONG Commercial Course lee Club 1-2-3-45 A Cappella -2-3-45 FHA 1-25 Treasurer 2. 'il JAMES ANDERS General Course Jtball 15 Basketball 1-2-35 Glee ,mb 1-25 FFA 1-2-3-4. PAT AMADEN College Prep Course Glee Club 1-2-35 A Cappella 2- 3-45 GAA 2-3-45 French Club 25 College Club 4. RONNIE BAUER General Course Glee Club 1-2-3-45 A Cappella 1-2 DONNA ALLOMONG Commercial Course Glee Club 1-2-3-45 ACappella 45 Y-Teens 1-2-35 FHA 1-2-3. ' WILLIAM BANY Commercial Course Glee Club 1-25 A Cappella 1-25 Class Officer Senior Vice President5 Annual Staff 45 College Club 45 Stu dent Council 4. AA, Y 1 Vi, DON BECK College Prep Course Football 1' Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 3-45 Scholarship Tests 1-25 Latin League 1-25 Golf 1 - 2-3-4. BOB BENJAMIN College Prep Course sketball 1 -25 Scholarship Tests 2-3-45 Latin League lj Annual :ff 43 College Club 43 Golf 3-45 y's State 3. KAY BECK Commercial Course p Glee Club 1-2-3-45 ACappella 2- 35 GAA 1-2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-4. GAY BLOSSER Commercial Course Glee Club 1-2-3-45 ACappella 1- 2-3-43 Y-Teens 1-25 FHA 1-2-3- 45 Sec. 15 Local 8zCounty Pres. 2g Annual Staff 43 Altemate to Girls State 3. DONNA BECK Commercial Course Glee Club 1-2-3-45 GAA 1 2-3-4. BETTY BIBLE General Course Glee Club 1-2. JOE BOSTATER College Prep Course Band l,2,35 Scholarship Tests 15 Annual Staff 45 College Club 4. KENNETH BROWN Agriculture Course ?FA l,2,3,45 1956 Sz 1957 Sen- inel. J OE BROWN Agriculture Course FFA 1,2,3,45 1956 8:1957 RGPOITST- BARB BYALL College Prep Course Glee Club 1,25 Secy. 3, Pres. 45 A Cappella l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,35 Vice Pres. 45 Y-Teens 1, Treas. 2, Secy. 35 Class O:Eficer-Secre- tary l,2,3,45 Scholarship Tests 15 French Club 35 Latin League 15 Annual Staff 45 College Club 45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Cheer- leading Reserve 15 Varsity 2,3, 45 Attendant to Senior Queeng Betty Crocker Award. QW? ' BARBARA BRANDON College Prep Course Glee Club l,2,3,45 FHA l,2,35 College Club 4. JIM BORDNER College Prep Course Football 2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 M. Club 2,3545 FFA l,2,3,4. BETTY CHAMPION General Course FHA 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3- 43 A Cappella 1-2-3-4. ' wiv! CHARLES GERALD FALCO College Prep Course Football 2-35 Basketball 1-25 Baseball 1-23 M-Club 1-2-3-45 Class Officer-Vice Pres. 15 Latin League 15 College Club 45 Student Council 1-2-3. LAVERN COGSWBLL Agriculture C0urse FFA 1 -2-3-4. LARRY F ENICLE Colle e Pre Course 8 P College Club 43 Boy's State. JUNIOR COGSWELL Agriculture Course FFA 1 -2-3-4. DENNIS FAUNCE General Course Football 43 Basketball 15 Track Glee Club 1-2-3. --qi --us BARBARA FENSTERMAKER General Course ee Club 1,2,35 FHA 1,23 Vice :sident 3. s fl' TOM FISHER General Course :etball 2. TOM FISER College Prep. Course Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 45 Track 2,3,45 M-Club 2,3,45 Class Officer, Treasurer 1- Col- lege Club 45 Student Courlcil 1, 2,3. LOWELL F REDRICK College Prep. Course French Club 3,45 Latin League 15 College Club 4. 5 i.- M DAVE FIGGINS College Prep. Course Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,35 Track 3,45 M- Club 2,3,45 Class Officer-Treas- urer 25 Band 15 Scholarship Tests 25 Latin League 15 College Club. JERRY FOLEY Commercial Course Glee Club 2,3,45 A Cappella 1. WILLIAM FREESE General Course 'ootball 2,3, Co-Captain 43 Laseball 23 Track 29 M-Club 2, l,43 French Club 3,4. Y ' BONNIE HUSTON Commercial Course Glee Club 1,23 Y-Teens 1,2,35 FHA 2,3,45 Band z,3,4. KAY HORTON General Course Glee Club 35 FHA 3,4. LARRY KELLER General Course 'Hifi LOWELL HILL College Prep. Course Glee Club 1,2,3,43 A Cappell 1,2,3,4. CONNIE KELLER Commercial Course Glee Club 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2,3! FHA 1,2,4. LINDA KILPATRICK College Prep. Course llee Club 1,2,3,45 A Cappella 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4, Colle e 1 1 2 5 ' 8 Elub 45 Y-Teens 1,3,4, Treasur- r4. DENNIS LILLY General Course fs CAROLYN MALONE Commercial Course llee Club 1,2,3,45 A Cappella lg Y-Teens 1,3,43 Band 1,2,3,4. LARRY MERCER General Course GERALDINE LABERDEE College Prep. Course Glee Club 1,25 Band 1,25 Latin League 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Col lege Club 4. fd! 1,.95 ORPHA MASON Commercial Course Glee Club 1,35 A Cappella 35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g FHA z,a,4. TOM MICK General Course asketball 4. ROGER MOCHERMAN College Prep. Course molball 1,2,3,-43 Basketball 1,2, 43 Baseball 1,3,-43 Track 13 M- lub 1,2,3,4g Class Officer, V- cs. 3g Pres. 45 Scholarship :sts 1,2,35 Latin League 1,2. JUDY MILLS Commercial Course Glee Club. JANICE MCCOOL Commercial Course Glce Club 1,25 A Cappella 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g FHA 1,25 Sec retary Sz Treasurer 4. 'W IW' Nr. I SANDRA MILLER General Course cicc Club 1,2,3g FHA 2, Band 4. x Q4 A a RALPH MOTTEl General Course LOIS MCGILL College Prep. Course e Club 13 Y-Teens 4j Band ,3g College Club 4. SANDRA PARNHAM Commercial Course Clee Club 1,2,3,4g A Cappella 1,2,3,4g Scholarship Tests 1. b SANDRA PIRTLE General Course Glcc Club 1 2 3,4, A Cappella GAA 4, Y Teens 4, FHA V1ce President 4, Band 1 2,4 SUSAN PAGE Commercial Course Clee Club 1,2,3,43 A Cappella 1 2,3,-45 Y-Teens 3,4, President 45 Band 1,25 Annual Staff 4j Col- lege Club 45 Homecoming At- tendant 3. RILYN PARRISH nmercial Course PHYLLIS PARSON Commercial Course Glee Club 1,2,3,43 A Cappella 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,43 College Club 43 Student Council 43 Sen- ior Quecn5 Homecoming At- tendant 4. JAMES ROCKEY Ag. Course Ag. 1,2,3,4. JOYCE PRENTICE. Commercial Course ,ee Club 3. WIIBER W. SEXTON College Prep. Course Track 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 A Cappella 2,35 Scholarship Tests 3. KAY SIMPSON General Course Glee Club 1,23 FHA 1,2,3,4, County Treasurer. RAYMOND RITTENHOUSE. Commercial Course Basketball 15 Baseball 15 M-Clul 1. A RUTH ANN SHANNON Commercial Course Glee Club 1,2,3, A Cappella 1, 2,3,43 Y-Teens 1,2,3, Treasurel 45 Class Officer 2, V. President 3, Treasurer, FHA 1,2, Parlia- mentarian 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Major 4, Delegate to Cir' State, Senior Queen Attendant. ly, BETTY SMETHURST Commercial Course HA 1,2,a,4. LARRY SUMMERS General Course otball Manager 2,3,4, Basket- ll Manager 2,3,4g Track Man- er 2,33 M-Club 2,3,4. DARWIN STEINKE General Course Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 1,2,4, Track 1,25 M- Club 1,2,3,4g Class Officer, President 15 FFA 2,3,4g Student Council. GLENDALF. THOMPSON Ag. Course FFA 1,2,3,4. JANE ELLEN SMITH College Prep. Course Glee Club 2,35 A Cappella 1,2, 3,43 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Scholarship Tests 2,33 Latin League 1,23 An- nual Staff 4, College Club 4. MERLE SUNTKEN Ag. Course FFA 1,2,3,4. PHIL THORP College Prep. Course llee Club 15 A Cappella 15 Col- ege Club 4. .-0' SHIRLEY WILL College Prep. Course CAA 2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 FHA 25 News Reporter 3,4. GENE WEIDNER College Prep. Course Band 1,2,3. JUNIOR ZEIGLER General Course Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,23 M-Club 3,4. KENNETH WEAVER General Course fd CECILIA YAGELSKI Commercial Course Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Secretary X A Cappella 1,2,3,45 Treasurer GAA 1,2,3,4, President 4g Cla Officer 45 College 45 Student Council 4. LAURA ZIMMERMAN College Prep. Course Glee Club 1,2,3,45 A Cappella 1, 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2,3,45 Band 1,25 French Club 35 Latin League 15 Annual Staff 3, 45 College Club 45 Student Council 35 Reserve Cheerleader 25 Homecoming Queen 45 Home- coming Attendant 1. Senior Accomplishments After four years of high school, our Senior Class is certainly worthy of their diplomas. Many of us have learned about music, art, govern- ment, sportsmanship, and companionship. The seniors have taken ad- vantage of the opportunities which our school offers, and thus we now feel we are capable of deciding a future ambition. By taking A Capella, Glee Club, and Band, students not only learn more about singing, or playing the instrument they desire, but they also have fun. When you study about the government of our country, you gain valuable information. However, our Senior Class has had an opportunity to help with poll voting, conducted elections and some ha ve attended a mock United Nations Assembly. This active participation is essential to really study government. Of course, not all our time was spent at school studying. We are like the typical students who like to have fun at football and basketball games, by having dates, or just meeting the gang in the Cottage Inn. Activities such as these play an active part in the High School Senior's life. After four years of preparation, most of us feel we can decide our future occupation. Some of the seniors will go to college. Many will seek better jobs in a large city, A few will get married and build fine homes and farms. Whatever we decide to do, we will certainly do it to the best of our ability. 33 NAME Dolores Allomong Donna Allomong Pat Amaden Jim Anders Bill Bany Ron Bauer Don Beck Donna Beck Kay Beck Bob Benjamin Betty Bible Gay Blosser Jim Bordner Joe Bostater Barb Brandon Joe Brown Barb Bvill Betty Champion Lavern Cogwell Junior Cogswell Jerrv Falco Denny Faunce Larry Fenicle Barb Femtermaker WHO YOU ARE USUALLY WITH Donna, Betty, Carolyn Carolyn, Betty Gay, Barb, Phyl, Sandy Claire Gilbert Gerry Laberdee Deanna Larry Steinke, Mocherrnan, Falco Bill or Kay Judy Mills Jo Richolt Arnold Keith, Pat, Sandy, Barbq Glendale - Kenny Larry Fenicle Sandy, Pat, Gay, Phyl Ken Brown Sir Darwin Eugene Steinke Carolyn, Donna, Denny Junior Lavern Steinke, Figgins, Mochennan Pat Joe Bostater Ralph Brown FAVORITE FWD Pizza Chicken Onion Rings Steak Ham 6: Potatoes Apple Pie Spaghetti 6: Meat Balls Chicken 8: Potatoes French Fries Cranberry Salad Ham Q Coke Steak lce Cream Beef Steak French Fries Steak Great Big Gobs of Greasy Gopher Gu Chile Pie Anything Steak French Fnes Steak Steak WHERE YOU ARE FAVORITE HOBBY USUALLY FOUND B2bySittil1g Dancing and listening to Records Coffe Shop Basketball Coffe Shop Dancing H On the F arm Farming At home Women and parking Bryan Parking Cottage Inn Golf l With Bill at home or at Collage Inn Football, basketball and talking All Around Chewing Bubble Gum Home Fishing Home Skating Coffe Shop Skating, Dancing At Home Track. Music Most Anywhere Hunting Bakery Reading, watching T.V., Skating Home Basketball Where I shouldn't be Catching Flies in Study Hall Home, or with Denny Dancing Home Skating UP Town Skating Where there is a good card game Baseball Home in Bed Football, Parking Most Anywhere Hunting Around School Skating, Dancing AMBITION Beautician Housewife Gale Institute Get rich Go to College Make a million without working Undecided Get Married Not to Get Married Surveyor Get Married For September to come Electronics Engineer Mechanical Engineer Attend Gale Institute Drive a Gravel Truck Make Gobs of Money with out working Housewife Undecided Undecided A Coach Barber Mechanical Engineer Mrs. R. B. continued on page 98 NAME Dave Figgins Torn Fisher Tom Fiser Jerry Foley Lowell Fredrick Bill Freese Lowell Hill Kay Holton Bonnie Huston Connie Keller Larry Keller Linda Kilpatrick Gerry Laberdee Denny Lilly Carolyn Malone Orpha Mahon Larry Mercer Tom Mick Sandra Miller Judy Mills Rog Mocherman Ralph Motter Janice McCool Lois Gill USUALLY SEEN WITH Steinke, Falco, Fiser, Beck Judy CIRIK Laura Lou People Phil Thorp Jerry Irwin George Clark Boys Rex Champion Jan, Mitd, Betty Ron 8: Denny Never found out their names Bill Bany Sc Marilyn Boys Betty, Donna, Charles Walter Traxler Sandra Pirtle Everybody Kay Beck Kay Beck 6: Judy Yater Teacher Me The Girls Nan 6: Sue FAVORITE FOOD Chicken Top Hall Left End Chicken Milk Shakes Grolmd Cherry Pie Chile Chicken Hamburger Fried Chicken Ice Cream Pie Bubble Gum Fried Chicken Kind you can eat Ham, Apple Pie Chile Steak 8: Spaghetti Me at Dill Pickles Fried Chicken Italian Food Shrimp Pizza Apples WHERE YOU ARE USUALLY FOUND Letts Top hallg North end Ort of town Montpelier Theater Hot Rods Room 9 Pool Room Anywhere Green Ford School Liberty Center Where I am At Linda's or home Home Home School Anywhere In my car Up Town Home Anywhere Best Card Game At Home Home HOBBY Football 8: Hunting Basketball 8: Parking Football 6: Hunting Boat Riding Cottage Inn Football Football Skating 8: Dating Roller Skating Basketball Roller Skating hmenll Basketball Hunting Skating Baby Sitting Basketball Hunting 8: Sleeping Basketball Football Dancing Basketball Football BOYS AMBITION Mean Coach Bachelor Get rich quick To be a successful business man To live until I Die Football Coach Unknown Undecided To be a housewife To be a successful Secretary Mechanic Story 8: Magazine Illustrator Undecided Make a Million quick Secretary Be a Housewife Undecided To be rich Undecided Designing Housewife Successful Business man Auctioneer Beautician ,iw K-Q. i I QFD. ,al x as 3.4 CLASSES w Junior Class ROW A. J. Allen, L. Allomong, A. Anders, G. Bany, B. Bass, R. Bauer, K. Beerbower. ROW B. R. Blue S. Bozor, J. Brandon, D. Briner, P. Briner, D. Burns, N. Carpenter. ROW C. S. Clapp, D. Cogswell, C. Cook, D. Cook, C. Connolly, L. Cox, A. Cryer. ROW D. J. Dancer, E. Darby, M. Day, M. Dean, D. Dreffer, E. Elliot, B. Eriksen. ROW E. L. Esterline, P. Fenstermaker, N. Fisher, T. Fletcher A. Goebel get ROWC J Humbarger, J Irw Q fxx x or -XA ' om.. . -its Kr Isenhart, S Kizer, L fa., .3 5. .N La berson D. Leinmger S Leslie f qi 3 , W f km g MJ' 5 ' Goddard, D. Hames. ROW F. D. Henry, D. Henry, R. Hephner, N. Hicks, S. Hill, S. Houk,,C. Humbarl . . . . in, K. . ' . rn , ' ' , . ' . few . Y . X., .-'Q ' Q 5 -w G. Y A X A Zi . y if A... 'Vs iv 4 ' wi Q i Q7 -Q' A mr or X. J J i.... ififw 7 'l 'J ooyroo o o. rB A L 'H' a o we 4 'usa X v. A y HRM 5 of-1 1---f sw.. - L X AL 1 ' M A G' 1 GJ i n --I J' 9, 24' , B n J .. . .. I . A ,,'.'- HL' .ii-W 40 N1 gr if E 12, ,, X if K , 8 W, I t f... 1 J ' lb W 5, 87 ,. X ii., Wsat, 's,5 f lx 1 . - lx S , .f mr I af' 'Q' I . H, 4 - 'K A, W fp, ig. S. ,Winn 5. xxx V Xx J y v ,V if j I . ww M f . ky Q ek. 1 the K s 'M rm . in x. Li' A Q .K A is ,U Junior Class ROW H. G. Lett, D. Lilly, M. Lovejoy, B. Lung, D. Manley, P. Malone, B. McCamis. ROW I. G. Mc- Gill, C. McKelvey, M. McKe1vey, L. Mercer, R. Miller, R. Miller, C. Mericle. ROW J. M. Moran, D. Neilands, R. 0'Nea1, S. Parson, E. Pignataro, J. Rath, J. Richolt. ROW K. D. Robison, M. Schelling, W. Stahl, N. Starr, D. Steinke, E. Stevens, P. Stoddard. ROW L. N. Stoy, J. Sumner, J. Teats, A. Thompson, L. Traxler, J. Treet, R. Van Brandt. ROW M. D. Watson, M. Weidner, C. Welling, D. Wel- ly, C. Wermer, T. Whetro, D. Wilson. ROW N. N. Wisman, N. Wolf, J. Yater, L. Zimmerman, J. Zulch, r f . Y Q Q3 if 'N g A i , A i ' X . . - tg , . lk l ...., ij A xx at 5 - .Q W t b' at Q V Agar , A -.,, if H A X 1 , ,us 1 H C ,J h a L .x K Q n. Ilo ' R il 7 S as- f' O 's-. . X S as n --T fss : ' ., . I . , . M' 3 , s J O .. R i N- if M .J 'N . rs , ss- if J R 4 A Q Q- S 1 'ff Ax gi A ,Stays , Fi I , A r 'B-N, Y y h f i , s , x. .Q Q? 41 Sophomore Class ROW A. L. Allmong, E. Amaden, N. Bassett, E. Bechtol, L. Beck, T. Beck. ROW B. B. Bidwell, J. Brandeberry, R. Brandt, R. Brown, J. Burkmile, D. Byall, R. Calvin. ROW C. 'J. Clark, L. Clark, M. Clark, N. Cogswell, L. Connolly, R. Crowe, J. Qxmmmgs. ROW D E. Dargitz, P. Day, N. Edinger, L. Erikson, D. Falco, M. Fikel, C. Fiser. ROW E. D. Freese, B. Gilbert, J. Gilcher, K. Gleason, P. Goble, M. Grice, J. Hendricks. ROW F. J. Henry, B. Houser, R. Huber, M. Hutchens. h f ' Q R R V 2 5 C in A 94 Q- Q :I vu, f E fx I. 17 l 7 v ,an Q 3 X ff T7 N l ...az J gs R -Sm nf on , N, ,JZ Qs Q, Q sf lf' lf 3501, E,-'fl W -pl , X L ,, . C L., ll All R tv ,K Q S4 we .. J' J R W ia V X : G I - Q xv, x. ,Xml K Nv- ,,,. -Y. ll l . 7 fl 'U-'N y l 'QF' fel XE: x QWQ ggx QQ . ,sr 42 C' Sophomore Class ROW G. D. Jenkins, A. Knight, D. Leslie, J. McKames, W. McKelvey, A. Malone, W. Malone. ROW H. N. Mercer, J. Lockhart, J. Lower, J. Miller, J. Mills, J. Mocherman, K. Mocherman. ROW I. L. Moch- erman, M. Moody,. P. Oppenheim, D. Page, L. Poynter, J. Rhodeback, D. Rittenhouse. ROW J. L. Rit- tenhouse, L. Rowe, M. Sidle, S. Simpson, R. Sleesman, L. Starr, M. Thompson. ROW K. M. Waterston, D. Weaver, J. Westinghausen, C. Whitney, R. Will, J. Wisman, M. Wolfe. ROW L. M. Sexton, P. Wright, C. Zeiters, M. Zigler. sr s uv Q ...ff .,,A?. E, Q L, . , , 6 J ,S .. ' , 4 s f f 2 J' so S .L ' .. L .. X S q Q . L L l . . ...., Q., N3 t D M QM X ,,.. V ,,lA A .-..x f J Q L 5 M J ,ZI A We L i sg F. Q s-P' fefe L sl ef . , , , tm , , . N... I 5 , 1 .. . , 31 ? . s .. . ff.. '.,' Q.. - f.- ,, it ,ffll x J . .... X fx- it -'N 43 Freshman Class ROW A. L. Armstrong, J. Baufman, B. Beach, C. Bible, L. Bible, W. Bible, J. Briner. ROW B. M. Briner, D. Brown, R. Brown, D. Buntain, T. Burkhardt, J. Burkmire, H. Burns. ROW C. D. Byall, P. Clark, L. Clark, T. Connolly, J. Cook, J. Cook, L. Courtney. ROW D. S. Creek, K. Day, E. Dietsch, D. Donaldson P. Draper, F. Easter, T. Ely. ROW E. L. Esterline, R. Faunce, H. Forsythe, B. Franks, K. Freese, M. Freese, R. Geren. ROW F. L. Hallock, B. Hawkins, G. Heller, B. Henry, J. Henry, F. Hicks, M. Hodson. ROW G. R. Jenkins, L. Kasper, C. Kimble, R. King, G. LeMieux. r e 'B .Q K f-'31 Aa 'fgix aa A . mp 5 SEA W -Wkxvg I gh . ii -1 A B 'BM' f ' I . L ,V Al f.. I X 6 , :, I Lk M ' fll. I 'N' ar.. L :Q ls ' in VM: :S . fr,-is Q- .fr T ffl- -'fi fe.- 1 T Q is K y so 'L Q .gkk K A W K A 5 S Q K 1 f Q.. V7 gyv E? 5 an kr K I krkrk - 4 -W . 1 J ' - A W - B F J A ng '11 A . ,Q-, f.'k..f' H J J. L, . 1- . I , , ' ' N 7' fi 4, by W .W L I .., ,J A r ' I Q 5. Q.. A 1 kv 5 gi -. V 3' Q N. L' 'tml' 5 '- ' , A ., . A f fy M 1 A X Q, l as L , 1 R in ...A r :- 'Lg . , axis- MQ - if T ha lt. iris .-B. .L A 1 ..:',' : - i x' 5 , ! A -v 4 fm. Q , , li . f 4 ww Q.. s . '-- K L ,JKK ,el ...J 5'- Q Q 44 Freshman Class ROW H. D. Lovejoy, B. Lung, K. Lynn, L. McCool, M. Mason, D. Mericle L Mick. ROWI J. Mo t- gomery, J. Northrop M. Op enhe' R ' - . H , p lm, . Philson, E. Plgnafm, J. Presley, 11. Reicme. Row J. K. Rich mond, B. Rummel, B. Schelling, G. Schelling, C. Schlegel, K. Scott, C. Sexton. ROW K. R. Shoup, S. Simpson, W. Sleesman, B. Smethurst, J. Smith, J. Snyder, S. Snyder. ROW L. H. Stamen, D. Starr, W. Stevens, B. Stoner, T. Summers, C.. Surten, L. Taylor. ROW M. S. Taylor, L. Teats, K. Traxler, S. Trot D. VanMason, F. Vonalt, N. Waterstone. ROW N. M. Watkins, S. Wermer, R. Will, K. Wisman, W. Young, D. Zcigler, L. Zeigler. ,. H. X Q Q 'X . X r Q :C - r M Q..- 1:-sw ,sr-... J fe.. L. 1 ,... S S s-.,,,,.s 4. gg, ' r Of ' t J N N' K .--. 1 1 it M. Q gp ff ,Q S f ,grin at ' . ... ,, ' M 5 ua. K.. S :A 2 tv-n 3 s.. ,F,, fs 65.1, Q 5, . 3-QL 5 . sr . r T x l '54 t k t .1 sk . w ' , ' .5 lm. lk -we-X ., V. A lirl' Q. . f Q.. S. .ze-r. i 5 - f - . , ,g 'k.f s Q S. 3 I ' ff A :Q 'fs fs- ., RYE. is YH X.. . . ' kv N 1 ' If is 5 r Wig Q-Q.. R 5 '?'x ll Wg 5 . ll X .Y 1 S 'Q' K . L x 'll K sf, S 4, wc-S .. xxx I' 'Q six . 'XX 45 . . Q ch, E En szw V . JQJJ 53 'E- a wi S 'lv K' M X . .... W S KN: wh ri D ' L ,5 t Eighth Grade ROW A. J. Altaffer, K. Altaffer, R. Baker, W. Bartick, B. Bassett, M. Bastien. ROW B. L. Beck, J. Bohner, W. Bulla, J. Byall, K. Chaney, J. Clark. ROW C. S. Connolley, R. Cutry, R. Dickerson, S. Dteffer, E. Fry, S. Gleason. ROW D. B. Glidden, G. Johnson, R. King, D. Merch, N. Maybee, M. Mc Camis. 46 E lghth G rade ROW E. R. Michael, D. Miller, J. Miller, J. Moore, S. O'Neal, C. Peters. ROW F. J. Peters Reader, M. Reichle, S. Richmond, S. Rosendall, W. Schlosser. ROW G. A. Schaffer, J. Sines, Story, W. Traxler, J. Treer, K. Treer. ROW H. S. Wilson, J. Yater. 1 . ' - is S ., , wr. J J ,P 1 i sw' m 'Je f '.'Z,.f,:f - , SF S We 1 J' qi 'A x3 ' .rrs W wc. of 47 S53 V0 ff ORGANIZATIONS College Club ,y..,..,.- .Nl l 1 ROW A. B. Brandon, P. Amaden, R. Mocherman, S. Page, W. Bany, C. Yagelski, M. Parrish, G. Laberdee, B. Smethurst. ROW B. W. Sexton, J. Bordner, L. Hill, L. Fredricks, R. Benjamin, L. Fenicle, J. Bostater, B. Byall Zimmerman. ROW C. J. Falco, T. Fiser, D. Figgins, L. McGill, L. Kilpatrick, J. Smith, S. Will, S. Parnham, Parsons. Annual Staff ROW A. L. Zimmerman, G. Laberdee, B. Bany, R. Benjamin, S. Kizer, B. Byall. ROW B. J. Smith, S. Page, R Moclamcrman lQuitj, L. Kilpatrick, G. Blosser, Mr. Wasilowski. ABSENT: J. Bostator. Row A is top row 49 French Club ROW A. D. Dreffer, W. Freese, N. Carpenter, L. Fredrick, D. Lilly, Mr. Faben. ROW B. M. Weidner, C.Mericle, D. Wilson, R. Van Brant, S. Kizer, J. Humbarger. ., .., ., W... . V . 41 fl' . C Latin League ROW A. L. Connoly, R. Bidwell, R. Calvin, K. Mocherman, R. Brown, M. Thompson, D. Byall, D. Weaver, B. Young, B. Rurnmel, W. Connolly, ROW B. J. Briner, L. Zeigler, K. Freese, A. Knight, J. Lockhart, J. Rhodeback, R. Brandt, D. Page, R. Philson, P. Byall, D. Lovejoy. ROW C. C. Schlegel, D. Zeigler, D. Brown, K. Richmond, J Northrop, S. Wermer, B. Houser, C. Kimble, J. Snyder, L. Courtney, J. Smith. Row A. is bottom row -.15 ROW A. B. Champion, C. Mulonc, S. Pirtlc, R. Shannon, P. Oppcnhcim, K. Mochcrman J. Brandcbcrr M. i Y l hoinpson, J. Wcstinghturscn, D. Wcavcr. ROW B. M. Sexton, J. Smith, I. Dictsch, M. Mason, O. Mason: C. Kell- t-1, S. Trolt, F. I-Iustcr, P. Clairk. ROW C. J. Cummins, P. Wright, J. BIZIIILIOII, N. Carpcntcr L McGill J McCool S. Will, N. Wolf. ROW D. P. Amadcn, B. Brandon, M. Hutchcns, S. Pagc, L. Kilpatrick, B. ,Snicthurst, ,Miss Long, J. Mt-K.1rncs. -, . 4 Student Council ROW A. J. Smith, J. Znlch, J. Falco, R. Mochcrmnn, W. Bztny, D. Byall, A. Knight, J. Lockhart. ROW B. L. Bcck N. Wolf, C. Yagi-lski, P. Parson, C. Schcgcl, K. Richmond, J. Moore, R. Bluc. ROW C. Mr. Karnes, N. Mtiybcc, B. Glidtlt-n, B. Byatll, S. Kizcr, C. Bany, J. Hendricks, L. Starr, R. Miller. Row A is lop row 51 W A , L CS Q4 W W mwgg Hfi5wsfMAKg,QS ff, W WCA F. H.A. ROW A. L. Hallock, B. Henry, B. Smethurst, K. Freese, K. Simpson, J. McCool, L. Clark, S. Simpson, J. Clark, B. Stoner, L. Bible, L. Clark. ROW B. G. Blosser, G. LeMieux, M. Freese, N. Marsh, L. Taylor, B. Shelling, F. Easter, S. Trott, J. Montgomery, J. Brandeberry, S. Will, A. Page, N. Edinger, K. Leslie. ROW C. Mrs. Fisher, J. McKarnes, K. Horton, A. Malone, P. Day, H. Forsythe, M. Mason, C. Keller, O. Mason, J. Presley, J. Cook. ROW D. J. Burk- mire, D. Cogswell, S. Bechtol, P. Clark, M. Fikle, B. Gilbert, B. Huston, L. Malone, M. Shelling. ROW E. J. Water- stone, S. Sexton, Marybell Waterstone, M. Watkins, L. Esterline, K. Traxler, D. Lilly. N 52: Q Ne A F. F. A. ROW A. G. Kasper, B. Sleesman, K. McKelvey, J. Cogswell, R. Bible, S. Leslie, J. Gilcher. ROW B. E. Darby, M Suntken, M. McKelvey, L. Starr, G. Stevens, 'L. Cogswell, A. Cobel, L. Mercer, J. Bordner. ROW C. L. Shoup, R. Shoup, B. Dreicher, J. Rath, R. O'Neil, G. Thompson, J. Rockey, D. Steinkey, J. Brown, P. Draper. ROW C. Mr. Bowman, R. Brown, J. Mills, T. Burkhart, W. Malone, J. Anders, J. Messner. Row A Bottom Row 52 W 15 Y-.7 T A if s .5 R fi Rib. G. A. A. ROW A. P. Parson, P. Amadcn, S. Page, D. Falco, B. Byall, C. Yagclski, G. Bany, B. McCamis, S. Kizcr, K. Beck, A. Paige. ROW B. B. Erikson, P. Stoddard, S. Pirtle, J. Brandon, L. Zimmerman, S. Will, D. Steinkc, L. Estcrlinc, T. Fletcher, P. Stoncr, S. Clapp, M. Moran. ROW C. C. Sexton, M. Sexton, P. Wright, P. Oppenheim, K. Mocher- man, J. Brandcbcrry, M. Thompson, J. Clark, J. Hendricks, D. Jenkins, M. Hutchens, N. Waterston. ROW D. L. Taylor, D. Cogswell, J. Richolt, N. Starr, D. Leininger, M. Cogswell, J. McKarnes, D. Weaver, K. Richmond, P. Clark, D. Burns, K. Mathews, B. Stoner. ROW E. D. Briner, A. Thompson, A. Anders, L. Zimmerman, B. Bass, M. Day, C. Kimble, D. Haines, C. Fiser, C. Humbarger, P. Malone. Row A is the bottom row. WT. ..., .. .. ,., - X x .... ...g-..., , i , Q M Club ROW A. D. Fnunce, R. Mochcrrnan, J. Falco, T. Fiser, J. Zulch, D. Figgins, W. Freese. ROW B. J. Zciglcr, D. Page, R. Calvin, L. Mercer, E. Stevens, J. Bordncr. ROW C. Mr. Brazcn, L. Summers, R. Brown, D. Drcffcr, D. Wilson, J. lrwin, B. Lung, L. Erickson, Mr. Peirano. ROW D. E. Pignataro, D. Beck, D. Ncilands, R. Hcphner, L. Shoup, R. Miller, T. Whetro, D. Steinkc. Row A is row on the bottom or first row. 53 oM45'Comwn3 Q15 'Nfx 'QL 2.04 ACTIVITIE X OLQSS -Q W... , i .5355 X ek-if' K -N x. wig ' 1? - 5 , wx A H ij. .1351 . ...ww X. .r lf1-iv .,...wns,,,,.., X..W,. -vi V' '44 Hi' .v-' DIRECTOR: FRANK WILLIAMS. ROWA. M. Thompson N R Miller , . Starr, . , C. Malone B J. Lock , . Houser, hart, L. Zimmerman, D. Haines. ROW B. K. Beck, P. Wright, D. Leininger, L. Traxler, R. Crowe, C. Schlegel, R. Blue, D. Donaldson. .vm ' in l i,, . 5 Q I Q- Montpelier High School Band -.XN l . sm, '10 . . L. ROW1: gn B R S ' R'-lmmel. hannon-D1-um . R' J G. C0 I M3105 K Wang, 1- ROW2 'mo 'Y G 2 S. ' Heller Traxlefi R. Cul-ry 1 el' I C. J. 3 ' P- Cob! f gg Henfil. :SISSSHQEU Langggmilaplghataro, 6. EEEID. . Fisef ' ' Staff. D- WaFSo:, -.A .Q,.. 53 K L A A-N , . MSN: Xp L 1. A Q i NNN YK 5. . 5 I . . A 3. 1 in 'h sr ' M 1 M? ,Q 5 we -.. . - N' W QQ Ax R K? W fx W Q W N . -. L' o .cz O ,.. DC 6 Q1 x: .2 U1 E cj C.. .9 D. E E 0 ai .-4 v-4 Q3 E Z t.. Q3 .D v-1 5 :ri U: U Q .-4 14 cn '-S ofa s: Q u E I4 4: ..i ri 3 o fn .ri O .2 .2 Q v-4 an C1 U -C O Q4 3 I 2 E 'E -2 fi 2. O -: 'U C1 GJ :r: '1 O. O .-. rv u. D oo o UE at .EC H.. on IS4 oo .-. ua Nl D H.. rv I-4 00 ' F1 on IX! .S H. U fi U N L3 C. U V5 :s N .cs oo cz ' F1 O-3 an 5 6 w.. P4 EZ U1 2 m. ii 3 E N. I-' In OJ v-I :Z Q. N E N C EH 6-3 VU :Et P2 E 2 2 o I-l no d cu.. s: O I 4 N E al ci: C1 o E o If 41 cj Ac. GJ U .. 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With Pride, We Present Our School Orchestra The Octet is a new addition to our music department this year. The members of the group were selected from- the ACappel1a Choir. This group is under the direction of Mr. Williams, and they have sung at church services and at some special school functions. 60 1, . 1 Pig V, 3 'X J Y I 3 J' ' - x ,.S,,s xMN -'S NYS X .SM fi mx. X ,Ii x . .X Rh s im? s?'- - L. J--,fxfy x-.L -W. L AS A433357 -Ms L X3 LL kxikigf 1 Q we W REMV 1 x f ' N., 5x,gfg5i -Q -W ,Ls 2,3 Mg5ig!E , V- -- ,mQqm .f.,,, ima g ' M ffugywx? gtlgigggg XSS? . 8V--..g hwzwfsggigfkxy Q Q Q Q fe' ' ' S Paw X K Sak, wx - ?Q3 A ix A 5 Q Vwigwyg NRS - N A A Q QRQLN: X- f 1 iii ' ' 5 Mfx i iw 3 if E k ' W .W S I I . 1 A K qu., xx. , X gui . 4 v sl '-5 ,y xi ir X Xtfxn . Xfxv H 1. ' Xu . J ea n'f?Xf'-mp, 3 gf LY off' N -AQA 'J in I ..t....... .. Xl' 'NX XX' 'K I' ' ATHLETICS f-1 ff-'1 Zia' NN! J, Dennis F aunce Tom Fiser F1gg1ns Bill Freese .hm Bordner B111 Watexstone X 5 Tom Mick Nr Junior Zeigler is . Xml ' .K it S7 ' 1 ,f Varsity Football Squad -'E 5? . l C., r- P' ' H 5 if af I --s-.ff . :fv L 1': - yi' ,GI KQVA 15 TOP ROW STANDING: D. Byall, R. Mocherman, J. Zulch, D. Figgins, R. Miller, T. Fiser, R. Hephner, J. Bordner, M. Zigler, W. McKe1vey, Coach Peirano, Coach Brazen. SECOND ROW STANDING: Coach Altaffer, L. Summers, L. Poynter, M. Hodson, L. Shoup, G. Stevens, W. Freese, D. Crow, D. Wilson, P. Byall, G. Kasper, W. Stevens, R. King. THIRD ROW KNEELING: R. Calvin, B. Waterstone, L. Mercer, T. Whetro, R. Brown, J. Zeigler, J. Gilcher, J. Irwin, D. Faunce, J. Humbarger, D. Dreffer. Reserve Football Squad -' Q K T5 Q I v Q . 4 Q A LL PQI. , . .1 I . .f . ly V- x Y , x I A , , rj, b v . QA 1.3 b E P ' 'f LS' Gr!-I VI: f 'Op L wr l L I. . B L Y , I 3 5 32 5 L ' V ' 1 ' ' I S ,,,, - nw' , Q , mfr il Q.. TOP ROW STANDING: G. Shelling, P. Byall, J. Gilcher, D. Crow, L. Shoup, W. McKe1vey, D. Byall, L. Courtney. SECOND ROW STANDIPUS Coach Peirano, Coach Altaffer, B. Shoup, B. Franks, B. Brown, G. Connelly, R. Will, G. Kasper, H. Burch, Coach Brazen. THIRD ROW KNEELING: L. Beck, F. Hicks, L. Kasper, J. Humbarger, D. Dreffer, M. Hodson, N. Hicks, L. Poynter, R. Faunce. 66 The Football Story for I956 ----by Dave Figgins August 20th brought about the opening of the football season for 37 hopeful prospects. Although Montpelier had only five veterans from last year's ball club, they had a good supply of young talent, a new coach, and the hopes of a great season. These hopes were shattered by a 2 and '7 record, but the experience that the younger boys acquired during the season will be of great value to them in the future. Good luck to the coach and his boys for a better season in 1957. DEFIANCE - It was a long, tough evening for the Loco's in their opening game as they took a sound drubbing from a strong Defiance eleven for their first loss of the season, 34 - 0. NAPOLEON - Bad luck continued to haunt the Locomotives as a revengeful Napoleon team came through with a 41 - '7 victory. LIBEITY CENTER - Again the Loco's came out on the bottom end of the score. All through the game, we led, the score at the half being 13 - 0. It was a strong Liberty Center team that finished the game. The final score 32 - 13. SWANTON - Montpelier met Swanton for their second home game and again showed great improvement over their previous game, but a few bad breaks cost the Loco's a victory. Final score 27 - 25. DELTA - If at first you don't succeedg try, try again was the Loco's motto as they sought their first victory of the season. The Loco's proved they could do it by beating the Panther's 46 - 26 in a well-played ball game. WAUSEON - This was truly the Locomotives hard luck night as everything they did seemed to help the Indians, Final score 20 - 7. ARCHBOLD - This game was the highlight of the Loco's season. It was an inspired Montpelier team that proceeded to hand the blue streaks a sound defeat. PAULDING - This was the last game of the season, and the Loco- motives traveled to Paulding where they met a strong Paulding de- fenses This defense proved to be too much for the Blue and White, and they were defeated. 67 I . , 5 .S i, .Q ,il sf . . '-H f... V if ' 'W' 'T I 1 f' 's 'Lu H-'wg-4 ' ' 'fjsez' . .A 1 5, fh1.zu2,g,-wax' .W .-4 V ,..,. M.. jan l .-.Q H- Aff 4' H Wax , .. an .afar ,fav-. 'y': ,- -QQIM Q 'Q . 1..- af any iii-Muff X - O Y -vwswu . . 1 J' x Q Q 'ff - H , . .. Q pq .. . A , . J ya. Wil, JA: 4559? Q.. agbi' . . .. 3, .f M- M 'NJ ' ' in S.. 1 x-Nj' -'M Q- wr i . 5 lk? ., M., 1 'X sm? V . 5 J T 9. , xg . . w i . 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SLeinke, R. Sapp, T. Fisher, J. Altaffer, R. Curry, R. Michaels, T. Bordncr, V. hcliler, J. Yater, R. Storrer. Queen Hips the coin into the air 68 Queen steps out of the ear L..., RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Karen Richmond Darla Jenkins Judy Clark Kathy Freese VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Chip Steinke Barb Byall Georgene Bany Judy Hendricks JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Barbara Glidden Mary Reichle Nancy Mabee Janet Clark ,ff-V V-Q Roger Mocherman Bub Steinke Bill Freese 20 of 1 5 Don Beck 5 J, Tom Mick 3 3 , Q3 QQQ3 5 a 72 'CI' f 7k--4 bf -3 is ' N, . 'yfglf affix 11 24 22 88 'lxzns'-2 if ik-W . wifi' I Freshman Basketball Team STANDING: Coach Altaffer, J. Schelling, W. Shoup, R. Will, L. Courtney, D. Buntain, C. Bible, R. Faunce, W Young, F. Hicks. KNEELING: R. Jenkins, R.Brown, F. Vonalt, L. Mick, P. Byall, M. I-Iodson, T. Ely, L. King. Junior High Basketball Players STANDING: D. Jenkins, D. Brandeberry, J. Byall, S. Dreffer, R. Loghry, Coach Storrer, R. Curry, M. Meindl, B. Basset, J. Miller, J. Strohl. KNEELING: R. Sapp, J. Moore, B. Schelling, T. Zimmerman, R. Miller, R. King, B Lambexson. D Q ff S , Vu . Coaching Staff Sam Brazen Harold Karnes Carl Peirano FrankA1taffer Robert Storrer Golf Squad D. Figgins D. Beck E. Pignataro Mr. Karnes D. Dreffer R. Benjamin D. Page . ,..,, I, V 4 .K ADMINISTRATION 155 1 . ql ,, - Jil .,' rs:Q-- 1 ,fax 1. . in 'iff' 613 5: K 'V Q 3 7 -0 Ja 0 '-5 'mu fs.- 'S Mildred Greek - Secretary FH ...vw sl . Carl Peirano - Coach' Dona Fisher 1 Facu Ity Richard Holstein Chester Wasilowski - 'V ' .. K Thelma Long Sam Brazen - Coach Chester Bible - Custodian 93 Q ,,,..-- 77 Mxs . Wilken Mr. Olds Mr. Karnes 4 - - MI. Barcus M1s. Hames Mr. Bowman 78 ,X Mx. Faben 'N 0 Q vw- K ,A s . Qrvjs Ivir. Williams G' Mr. Henderson School Board C 1Prosscr Wayne Dean E. B. Thompson Le P wcrs Waldo Mill Grade School Principal Mr. Donald Casey Q Grade School Facult Sven Mrs mass Le 'Apr ws Z X 1 XY I 1 Y vw Ski '-bf af X ,. X' 6 ' '51 i f 4iasf ' f,! . xi.. iff i f x- w f. 1, , . - 1 'iysff k' . f -- i.. 1 . 7 Rif f A ,V s g .5 yu- h X1 W Lf,: h.- tw Y . H ' V lf' 'yfnuvi 1 'Q Q M314 HM! A . I va, MIS. Bible ' uv 7 . 4 V NN Q 1 f ma- Q sz' msy it vs I . I Shaw-6 MISS . Mis Ahjean ,Q Mm. Knhlman Mrs. Livensparger Mxs. Porter 80 Grade School ...x E' L . -515 K . ws-D0 eng6S aw, I was-Gai Mr. Stoner dna! Mr. Almffer Mr, Gray za 1 ' A Mm, Fox Yi Mm, Olds Seventh Grade now A: F. Apt, B. Baker, L. Baker J Bauer, D manaebmy, M. my Row B: M. bmw, R mem son, v. Bauer, M. Fsreovm, T. Fisiei, L. F1m.'Row c. P.. Gamblufr. coaauu, D. Hioh, 6. Hom: D. Jenkins, w. Jump. now Dx K. Lambeuon, B. Loghry, M. mjm, s. Malone. az 5. wi Seventh Grade ROW E: J. Malone, M. Meindle, N. McGowen, D. Miller, R. Miller, B. Moor. ROW F: D. Moore J Page, L. Reese, R. Sapp, S. Seward, C. Schelling. ROW Ge J. Stmohl, E. Taylor, C. Tingley, C. 'Dax- ler, J. Treaslet, G. Waldron. ROW H: D. Wallace, J. Weimel, R. Wermer, T. Zimmerman. 83 Sixth Grade Row A. c. Apt, s. Anders, P. Baker, J. Bastien, R. Beck. Row B. P.. Blosser, D. Britton, S. Carpezter, H. Clark, D. Combs. ROW C: L. Cook, R. Crowe, B. Echlet, J Fireovid, C. Fisher. ROW D: D. Fisher R. Fisher, J. Freese, E. Geren, D. Gavin. Row E. c. Gray D. Haldiman, 'r. miwck, B. Hm, D. Hafner. now F. w. Heck- man, R. Hoage, Humbarger. 84- Sixth Grade ROW G: S. Johnson, P. Kimble, T. Lantz, D. Lynn, A. Malone. ROW H: F. McKe1vey, D. Norris, D. Pressler, J. Rediget, M. Rummel. ROW I: J. Sapp, C. Shank, H. Sines, L. Steinke R. Stacy. ROW J: J. Strayer, J. Strohl, S. Summon, L. Taylor, T. Thom- as. ROW R. Thorpe, C. Treer, J. Utley, C. Weiuel, J. Weitnel. ROW L: D. Whit- aker, J. Wilson, M. Yates. 85 Fifth G rade now A. D Bible, J mmm, J Bond, K. Ch D. Clark, T. cmwe. now Bs s. Dem, M. Dua-off, A. Doengeg, G. Furnace, S. Fry, :L Gaxdnst. 11534, C: L. Geena R. Grice, R. Hackman, R. He ku, J. I-kb, J. Hoag. ROW D: E. Hughes, S. I-htchens, W. Jump, M. kilinges, D. Luk, D. Loudzeog. 86 Fifth Grade ROW E: B. Lung, R. Malone, D. McCrea., J. Michael, A. Miller, C. Millet. ROW F: S. Moore, J. Mo ran, J. Osburn, B. Peters, S. Powem, A. Pignataxo. ROW G: T. Poynter, T. Prosser, R. Richmond, D. Schlosset K. Smith, M. Smith. ROW H: G. Starr, C. Strawser, C. Strobel, S. Thomas, C. Trott, V. uuey. Row 1. J. Macau, G. waning, D. warmer. 87 ,M 'I' P ,. if or 2. -1 Fourth Grade ROW A: L. Anders, B. Bartick, B. Beck, D. Beck, C. Beck, R. Bemis. ROW B: K. Wright, L. Bowman, T. Bowman, D. Bonner, C. Brandt, R. Brown. ROW C: R. Brown, G. Buntain, V. Burkhart, A. Calvin, R. Carpenter, T. Cook. ROW D: S. Cook, T. VanCoppeno11e, J. Cooly, L. Cooly, B. Darrow, T. Deetz. ROW E.: S. Doughten, R. Elliott, R. Floss, W. Foust, D. Firestone, F. Gambler. ROW F: R. Gambler, M. Gorgas, T. Guyse, N. Greene, D. Geren, D. Hatter. ROW G: P. Hallock, L. Hoage, R. Hoag, S. Houtz, R. Housn, R. Jones. , J k ' , 1 -' K H 1 3- nl, f 'Q-f. ,xi 4 , A, : ., .. . L - xv im, . . , , , . , ,, Q.. . ' A ' A ' W . 'M' f ' 1 , ' ff 1 o . W ' -' ,, 1 -+ of . , R ----.. .. 1 if 1 , H A . R :A Q , f. K K I K b . ,V.v I K 3 Y KVI, . A vrt , 4 or on .R - R Q . ' via ' N' ,rf Qi., on '-.,, . , W , A or. j v K- 'J L R T iQ ' rr fi R V ' ' 3 -' IL I LL' f, , .,f,1.,, H .g, ,Y Z, AKIK J K 2? .. V,, QV V A ,wr -M, . V' Q7 A A r :,,, : I .ol T., , 1 N 5 5. , V . A G G W , Lf 5 , 'I' 'R ' ' 2 X . - G of fl 7 kn li i lif L m , .. it I 2 . --gn 88 5 s 5 A X X J if T - J O O51 iii L L T K Fourth Grade ROW H: B. Kimble, C. Lantz, J. Lamberson, P. Lyon, D. Maybee, M. Malone. ROW I: D. Merrifield, T. Michael, M. Miller, S. Miller, L. Moor, L. Moor. ROW J: R. Nichols, D. Parnham, P. Peters, D. Poorman, S. Powers, L. Pressler. ROW K: T. Richmond, P. Rummel, C. Shaffer, T. Stahl, R. Starr, D. Seward. ROW L: M. Shonk, A. Siebenaler, J. Snow, D. Stambaugh, D. Stoy, T. Taylor. ROW M: J. Teats, K. Treet, T. Vonalt, J. Westfall, J. Wells , D. Wischmeyer. ROW N: J. Bowen. Y E Q L of ' - fi g Qi A, j 5 X, L 1 - X Q ,X 5 K A K V HN s K, we T wo 53 co.. P J ,fi oooe y J Q., .., Y K .K ,Q in . x in -. Q.. ix J ' K? S xv . . 1 H L .. .1-if 'Life -.1 ,P .L '95 .ar ONYX' K P- .g ., gg' ' . 3-' ' ' T-SEND 'Z P I , L, , L 1 N-,T 44 .X A is 1 ki 5 . io, , .ix 1. -i,w'5.N, ,K 4 I ,,.. Q . K i K X X 'ik 5 :5 . - :fig . 6, X s.. Q Q ' P g ., - X 4 .L L, L'- f ,N . Q, T' Y f A ' E - g ba, .J J 'i . f 5 l - X. 1 89 Third Grade ROW Ax M. Allen, S. Andeuon, R. Bavin, C. Blosser, L. Blossom, N. Bower. ROW B: S. kown, N. Casey, A. Clark, J. Clark, R. Clark, D. Cook. ROW C: D. Cook, S. Cooper, J. Curry, M. Donalckon, S. Ferrer, J. Floss. ROW D: J. Franklin, M. Freese, B. Fry, G. Gambler, B. Goddard, D. Goddard. ROW E: D. Gunn, S. Gonuch, D. Haldinnn, J. Hart, J. Hem, J. Housh. 90 Third Grade ROW F: J. Huston, D. Jager, S. John, R. Keesburg, F. Kirk, R. Kreischer. ROW G: J. Lynn, S. McC:ea, J. Martin, M. Marsh, C. Moog, C. Moor. ROW H: . Moore, D. Osburn, G. Poorman, C. Reader, R. Regis, D. Shaffer. ROW I: A.Siebena1er, J. Sines, S. Smith, C. Stahl, C. Strawser, B. Tan. ROW J: J. ompson, P. Travis, D. Walker, L. Westfall, S. Zeiter. 91 Second Grade ROW A: A. Altaffer, P. Altaffer, S. Bartick, S. Beltz, L. Blossom, R. Blosser, F. Boman. ROW B: M. Bostater, G. Bryce, R. Bu1'kha.rt:, C. Cheadle, S. Connolly, J. Cooley, J. Copeland. ROW C: M. Da.1.'is, M. Dewey, S. Doenges, M.Firestaone, J. Floss, P. Gardner, V. Gordon. ROW D: K. Harmon, B. Gar- such, P. Handy, M. Harmon, M. Hanrington, C. Henry, M. Hendrickson. ROW E: P. Houtz, K. Humbar- ger, R. Jones. 6 . , 1 'K-L fi: .V K ,Q ,. I - .xi . 92 Second Grade ROW F: D. Keesburlys, T. Kimble, T. Kirk, C. Kreischer, R. Lloyd, B. lung, S. Lyon. ROW G: A. Ma honey, D. Manley, . Meindl, M. Millet, D. Moore, L. Moore, M. Oxender. ROW H: T. Oyez, S. Parnham, S. Parson, C. Reimnnd, L. Richmond, D. Ruetz, R. Rummel. ROW I: R. Stoner, G. Tmtt, C. Utley, J. Coppenolle, J. Wells, J. Wischmeyer, K. Vonalt. ROW J: A. Word, D. Wright, P. Zeis- loft. 93 Fl rst G rade now A. D. Aaams, J. Allen, R. Burley, R. mem, J. Bemis, T. Brigle, s. Bmw... Row B. F. Brown M. Buldas, J. Cameron S. Canon, J. Carver, B. Cheadle, R. Christman. ROW C: P. Clinger, E. Coch- ran, M. Combs, J. Cooic, R. Cvoley, C. Davis, R. Faunce. ROW D: J. Foust, M. Fmppier, R. Fry, D. Gordon, G. Govin, C. Haxringbon. ROW E: L. Hill, T. Jump, G. Kriescher, R. Kunkle, C. Lloyd, M. McGowan, S. Manley. '94 First Grade ROW F: M. Mercer, S. Michael, R. Miller, S. Miller, C. Moog, S. Moore, C. Parsons. ROW G: R. Parson, V. Perkins, G. Reamsnyder, M Richmond, J. Rummel, H. Shaffer, R. Shaffer. ROW H: R. Siebenaler, S. Siebenaler, D. Stahl, K. Stambaugh, L. Starr, N. Starr, D. Staner. ROW I: J. Storrer, M. Thompson, M. Thorp, J. Trautman, V. Tressler, R. VanDyke, M. Weitzel. ROW J: R. Welker, S. Welling, D. Wer- mer. 95 Kindergarten ROW A: C. Allen, G.Andexson, D. Andrews, B. Beck, J. Bemis, J. Blossom, C. Bostater. ROW B: E. ka- zen, D. kiner, T. Buntain, S. Carpenter, E. Courtney, T. Dilworth, M. Echler. ROW C: C. Elson, D. Floss, J. Govin, L. Greene, E. Harrington, C. Hart, B. Henry. ROW D: K. Huston, J. Irby, J. Jerger, J. Jeffrey, S. John, R. Keesbury, P. Kimble. ROW E: J. Kolbe, D. Kreischer, L. Lynn, J. Mahoney, C. Man ley, J. McCamis, C. Miller. 3' 96 1 Kindergarten ROW F: C. Michael, J. Michael, S. Moor, S. Moor, L. Morris, S. Norris, E. Owen. ROW G: P. Oyer, B. Parsons, P. Peters, D. Pressler, C. Reader, S. Reamsnyder, S. Reese. ROW H: J. Ruetz, S. Schoepel, D. Siebenalwr, D. Siebenaler, R. Snow, R. Starr, N. Stambaugh. ROW I: J. Stoner, K. Suntken, J. Teats, M. Thomas, C. Tingle, R. Tingle, V. Travis. ROW J: S. Tressler, T. Wagner, J. Waltenberger, S. West- fall, M. Whitaker, N. Wineland. wig iw, L.,.. N 1' 5...-s. A if am .., , J 'si -. X. 25 .. A 'K - K. sax X . K. Z J' I , I ' O J K X it :J X i ' 'R ' 'Q S N R -. 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'K ' . .1 . - 5 5, ' ii '.-s E Q X34 in m R +? in o N Q ' 1'-if ,V ' X ix 'Wx . .loo X. ...zfvli S. . f 97 NAME Sue Page Sandra Parnham Marilyn Parrish Phyllis Parson Sandy Pirtle Joyce Prentice Ray Rittenhouse Jim Rockey Bill Sexton Kay Simpson Betty Smethurst Jane Smith Darwin Steinke Larry Summers Merle Suntken Glendale Thompson X Phil Thorp Ken Weaver Gene Weidner Shirley Will Laura Zimmerman Ceil Yagelski Junior Zeigler USUALLY SEEN WITH Jim, Lois, Nan, 8:Dianne Pat, Barb, Phyllis 8cGay Gerry Gay, Pat, Sandy, 8rBarb Larry Mercer Girls Glendale The Boys Judy Goddard Shirley or Bonnie Girls or Norman The Girls Barb Byall Shower room Maribell Jim 6: Ray Lee Ann Hallock Gene Stevens Mary Beth Fellow SGO Torn Fiser Ruth Ann Beverly Bass 98 FAVORITE FOOD Strawberries Dill Pickles Ve al Cutlets Anything Bananas Pizza Steak Chicken lce Cream Fried Chicken Pizza Steak Chicken Swiss Steak Potatoes Potatoes Steak None None Cherry Pop corn Chicken Milk Shakes WHERE YOU ARE USUALLY FOUND Jam Jar 8:Cottage Inn Here, There, fMostly Herej Hart's Desire Restaurant Everywhere Washing eggs at home Cottage Inn Home At Work on a farm Main Floor - North End Sleeping in Study Hall At Home 6:Sleeping At Dr. Blossoms School Raues No Where Skating Home Well! then now . . . Home At Mary Beth's Show In a Black Chevie Johnny's Diner Parked in School HOBBY Collecting Class Rings Smiling Basketball Dancing Gr Basketball Singing Music Basketball Basketball Listening to radio Swimming Baseball Swim ming 8: Music Women Sports Going with girls Drawing Motor Cycling None None Drawing 8: Painting Hunting Boys Basketball Football 99 AMBITION to succeed None Secretary Go to Gale Institute Live in Texas Undecided To be a Barber Barber Go to College To be a success Go to New York Secretary or Commercial teacher Barber Undecided Hunting Draftsman Drafting 8: racing Undecided Go to College Travel around world Be a nurse Teacher Mechanic Basketball Story . . By Roger Mocherman The basketball team traveled to Archbold for their first game and emerged with a victory. This victory showed that the team had desire. The score was 52 - 41. The following week Delta came to the Locos' court and were thoroughly trounced by a score of 63 - 47. In the first N.W.O.L. game the locos took over where the team left off last year and won a close game from Napoleon 55 - 50. Montpelier went to Swanton and had more trouble with the officials than the oppos- ing team and lost their first ball game 65 - 54. The next night after a poor first half, the Locomotives got rolling and won going a- way from Edon and brought their season's record to 4 - 1. The final score was 58 - 44 in favor of Montpelier. In our next game, over-confidence got the Locos and they lost to a good Hicksville team 60 - 51. The big game with Bryan was a wonderfully played game and was decided by a couple of breaks. The Locos led through three quarters only to lose in the last two minutes 61 - 59. The Locos met Archbold for the second time. The boys cou1dn't get rolling and lost their fourth ball game 60 - 51. Finally, against Wauseon the Locos got back on the victory trail and built up a lead that stood through a rough fourth quarter. We won this game 69 - 62. The Locos played their worst game of the year against Liberty Center, although they finally won by two points 53 - 51. The next night after a poorly played game the Locos came back with a victory. The boys worked the ball and steamed over Paulding 69 - 36. The Locos won their fourth straight game against Napoleon when they broke loose in the last half and in one quarter built up a twenty point lead that the reserves held on to in the last quarter. Final score 69 - 52. As this article goes to press, the Locos are in position to win two league titles. Much of the credit for this year 's record must go to the fine bench. 100 M am c H L b a HART'S DESIRE HOUSER'S M d M I dk DRY CLEANING AND J mom DYE WORKS u s 20 a 20 A. Phone 53101 Phone 5-2364 Monfpelaef Oh 145 wqbosh Ave. M p z Oh B tWishes T h Class of1957 ZULCH PHOTO AND CAMERA sl-ioP FOUST'S REXALL STORE Cpl fh MOHAWK TODL SHOP Compliments The MCNTPELIER W. C. HELLER S CO CREAMERY CO. 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