Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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.my , . 5-si 2 .ilu l Benjamin Brumfiel Mathematics and Bookkeeping lw. b., Lcntral Nor- - x mal Qollvgug firml- uutc .-Xntlmny XYziync lnstitutcg llnrmlnc llilivcrsityi Sponsor of Cmnnwrcizll Chlhg Clixiirmzm of School .Xctivitics llinzuicn' COlllllllllL'L'. Nellie Taylor Art and English Gracluzrtc lnrlizmzi Stzltc Normal, XYcs- tcrn llivisiong Bork- shirc Sllminur School of .-Xrtg lndi:u1:iStzitc Normal, liustcrn Di- vision: Xrlvisor ol Fl'csl11110l11 Sponsor ol' llrzmiatic Cluh. Edda Brown Science 1 v A Ii. S.. lillfilllll Llll- wrsityg lncliana Uni- vursityg .Mlvisor of Soplloniorc Class. Agnes Ely Librarian llllllillli-l State Nor- Rhoda Plantz Home Economics and History .X. B., lmllzmzl Statc Normal, XYcst- ern llirisiong .Xal- visor of SBE: Spou- sor of Homc lfcmr omits Chili. Marion Wilson Physical Education and Manual Training Nluncic National lusiitutci lnclianu Stats Normal, lfast- crn llivisimi: Ath- letic Coach. Margaret E. George English A-X. li., llc l'auw L'11ix'crsity: Sponsor of llramatic Chili: liaculty 1Mlvisor of Blue :incl Gold. lliructor of llrzunal' ics. Vivian Bowman mul. liastcrn llivis- Clerk ion: Indiana Lihraryg Commission School. ,. V. . V 3 ,Si f 'W . 1-3.32 M, A f J' if

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Q -'HR fl- wx Q I ,A 4 igrlgwig-1 3 X 'LQY A ,I A , L. IL: ga,--g,1.z..w,, g Q 51 M K, 7 if A 4 . Kr-: 'N Fl fj I ir?-N-'if1J f'-T' yr 'lx Q7 rrrr-ii Prfin FP ri'Tr fir? ii rrivil - A Vw L wx., -1-3 fjd 3,1 ' T ' ' WV ' - ffl'-fll r-r' PF F-F fl rr'rn IT ll'l'QIH 2 19 'I lLi,.FQFi'l'Li'iFl' . 312 7 A ' 1 Lf 1 I Xl if ll! l f ,f fli ll, 5 jfacultp bncietp The faculty social season opened early this year with a reception given in honor of all the teachers by Mr. and Mrs. Kelly. The new members were given a warm welcome and were given ample opportunities to show off their accomplishments. So enjoyable a time did they have that the list of faculty committees next week included a faculty social committee, which included Miss Draher, chairmang I. W. Wilson and Miss Plantz. - This committee immediately grew busy and decided to enliven the faculty meetings. Having heard that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, they surprised this intellectual body at one of its assemblies by serving most toothsome doughnuts and most fragrant coffee. They do tell it that some ate more than one of the sugary sweets, and drank more than one cup of the beverage. Not to be outdone in gallantry, Mr. Buroker at the next meeting served berry pie and Eskimo pie. On December fifteenth a dinner party was held at the school cafeteria, At each plate were dolls of blue and gold wearing a little verse appropriate to the guest. All the teachers seemed to have very nice table manners ex- cept Mr. Brown and Mr. Ausherman. Mr. Brown very rudely blew Mr. Ausherman's doll into his soup, and seeing the trail of blue that was left was too much for Mr. Ausherman. He doesn't know whether the soup was good or not. George Shull paid a visit that night in the mortal form of Santa fl 1 YJ - an 1 STAFQ 2991 Wk, g. A351 N ' f, . .4 A, ,iw Q' 4 x. .Pr-. .,.k. .5 -,uh ,l . 'fl' . 'ft . f . 'UW sf,-. ' 1 .. .lx Q JAC, . , . . ., 'fsw..'f7'3 Pug 1 sl, A 4 V Claus and left nice presents to all the good teachers and none to the poor. V ' l Everybody received a gift. f. The teachers have always appreciated the efforts of the basketball boys, ,K i v but even more so this year, for they were also included in the lovely' dinner ' l Q, given by Mr. and Mrs. Park for the team. . V During the winter a party had been planned at Rainbow Inn, but on g , account of the extremely icy weather, it had to be called off. This will probably be held some time this spring. It's always fair weather VVhen good teachers get together. r ff . . W l Q M C:-NA L I. xxx A V r g -it nl ,fig Wm V X K , ii wff bw . I 187 1sQieg,Z?l1. -M1811 f