Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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To Mr. Ralph Sawmiller, principal of Montpelier High School from 1962 until this year and financial advisor to The Mirror for the past three years, we dedicate this annual. As principal, you have known and guided many generations of students through MHS . Upon graduation each has taken along a part of the complete high school experience you have worked so long to establish We are deeply appreciative of your constant help and guidance to each of us. As financial advisor to the annual staff, we are especially grateful for your help in organizing our advertising and subscription campaigns over the past three years. Your considerable experience in the administrative aspects of yearbook production has aided us greatly in the production of this and of future Mirrors . It came as a complete surprise to hear of your decision to return to classroom teaching. We extend to you our best wishes for success and happiness in this , your new career.

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Table of Confenfs INFORMAL SECTION PRESCHOOL ---------- MORNING ACADEMIC LUNCH ----------------- AFTERNOON ACADEMIC --- AFTER SCHOOL --------- EVENING AND SOCIAL FORMAL SECTION GRADUATION --- PEOPLE SENIORS --- IUNIORS ------ SOPHOMORES --- FRESHMEN ---- FACULTY ------ TEAM SCORES--- TEAMS ----------- ORGANIZATIONS ---- MIDDLE SCHOOL ---- PRIMARY SCHOOL ----S ---12 ---18 ---22 ---28 ---79 -80 -82 -98 100 102 104 110 112 125 141 154

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Q !f l ..,i V MRS. MARY HAINES MRS. MEREDITH WILKEN To Mrs. Mary Haines and to Mrs. Meredith Wilken, we also dedicate this yearbook and extend to you both our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for what you have given us during our brief tenure at Montpelier High School. Your combined careers of almost seventy years have had a tremendous effect on helping to build and constantly improve the educational system here in Montpelier and you will be greatly missed in the years to come. Your careers in teaching have encompassed many fields. Mrs. Wilken, you have taught in the humani- ties and the commercial subjects and fortunately, in art where your efforts have made the MHS art department one of the foremost if not the best in northwestern Ohio. Mrs. Haines, your career has spanned coaching and physical education and dramatics and English and Latin and the zest and gusto with which you took on the everyday occurrences at MHS will be impossible to replace. Each of us who had the real privilege of passing through your classes has come away with something very special and we are deeply appreciative. To both of you, we wish you many full years of happy, profit- able , and enjoyable retirement.