Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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,ix ,Ak arf 7110 isa -tiflrxiism wo ap ,J Class of '28 OLLOWING is the supplement to our High School Alumni Directory. The names of the members of the former classes and their present addresses can be found in previous editions of the lndianian and the Blue and Gold. Edith Barner , Ruth Barner , Lauman Baker Raymond Bassett Mildred Bedwell , Ruth Beeks, , Y Robert Bergman Charles Buckmaster Catherine Cloud Hazel Colman Velma Colman Violette Confer Qlive Fitch , Harold Figley Roxie Hart john Hiser , Edgar Huggins Frank Johnson Kathryn Krauss Merle Matson W'anda Matson , Roll Maddox Horace Melton Basil Minnear sIipsyMinnear , Margaret McDonald Paul Nusbaum , Ted O'Hern Zonda Rapp Aileen Risk , , Clifton Robinson Sylvia Sark , Dale Smith ,- , , Anthony W'ayne Business College, Fort W'ayne Employed at Dr. Emshwiller's office, Montpelier , , Farming, Montpelier Employed at General Motors, Muncie Employed at C. E. Day Grocery, Montpelier Employed at Hartford Paper Mill, Hartford City Employed at Shovel Factory, Montpelier Employed at People's Drug Store, Montpelier Muncie Ball Teachers' College, Muncie Employed at Shovel Factory, Montpelier Employed at Shovel Factory, Montpelier , At Home, Montpelier International Business College, Fort Nlfayne Employed at Muncie Products Company, Muncie Pennsylvania , Ifarming, Montpelier International Business College, Fort Wfayne Farming, Montpelier International Business College, Fort Xllfayne Employed at Shovel Factory. Montpelier At Home, Montpelier Farming, Montpelier At Home, Montpelier , At Home, Montpelier ,s Y Employed at Marion Employed in Coffee Shop, Anthony Hotel, Fort Wayine , Employed at General Electric. Fort Wayne International Business College, Fort XVayne International Business College, Fort Wfavne Employed at Herald Orlice, Montpelier Employed at C. D. Neff Garage, Montpelier Anthony Nvayne Institution, Fort Xvayne Employed at Smith's Tire Shop, Montpelier At Home, Fort Wfayne Helen Vernon fMrs. Charles Speecey Garth Vernor , Ghlee Walker C, Glenn XVeaver Q I ,.Indiana University Extension Division, Fort Wayine Y We Indiana Central College. Indianapolis Employed at General Electric, Fort Vfayne mx ' ' 'H C- ,,1- 'FA -..-..... .H t l . eff' ls' '--

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ini Winners of the Tri Kappa Scholarship Awards 1928 One can hardly appreciate the value of the Tri Kappa Scholarship Award until he has won one for himself. This honor is a goal for which students may strive throughout their high school career. xi CATHERINE CLOUD 'I 'la I was more than pleased to be the boy having the honor of receiving the Tri Kappa Avi 11d These avi ards tend to increase the rating of the L I- school by the students striving, in friendly competition, for the honor Q V'- ' I to be gained from them. HAROLD Flores OTHER AXVARDS HE local high school has been rewarded with honors other than those gained from athletics. Qui' school has participated in many contests and events, in many of which we have come out with flying colors. The most important of all these was the winning of a silver loving cup, by the 1928 Indianian staff, as a mark of first place in Division IV of the annual Newspaper- Yearbook Contest for Indiana High Schools. The Freshman class was the only one represented in the Latin contests this year. In the local contest, Melvin Mason and Russell Trant made the highest scores. Melvin placed lirst and Russell, third in the county contest. In the district, Melvin won fifth place. Our music memory teams made line scores in all their contests. The Junior High Team was composed of: Dorothy Schwarzkopf, Joan Arrick, Doris Keith, Helen Shan- non, and Juanita Hawk. Martha Shadday, Margaret Ray, Leota Hart, Geraldine Bed- well, and Milo Smith constituted the team for the Senior High. Both teams won first in the district and fifth in the state. This year the Kiwanis Club is going to reward the best all-round student of the high school with a diamond pin. This decision will be based on scholarship, citizenship, attitude, cooperation, sportsmanship, and reliability. Those Seniors who have been on the honor roll during the four years of high school are: Martha Bebout, Helen Irene Benn, Charlotte Bixler, Signa Black, Bernice Booher, Waldene Booher, Harry Cochran, Nellie Crabill, Caroline Henderson, Barrington Martz, Hoyland Mason, Madge Noller, Violet Peterson, james Poulson, Mable Rains, Virginia Ray, Kathryn Redmond, and Alma Robinson.

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li ll iiyifll' l NNW' A Q. K. 3-.I I fy ?'j, , ' Acknowledgments HE 1929 Indianian Staff and assistants have worked willingly and tirelessly in cre- ating this book. To those who helped so diligently on this edition of the Indianian and who elsewhere have not received mention, we, the major staff, wish to express our appreciation. Miss Margaret E. George QMrs. Morris Bridwellj, who planned the book. Miss Rice and the Art Department, who gave so freely of her time and effort. Miss Morton and the Commercial Department, for typing copy. The following students who contributed write-ups: James Poulson, Aloe Murray, Gerald Hiser, and Lester NVilliams for the Last Will and Testament, James Poulson, Caroline Henderson, Lucille Fox, Max Peterson, and Careen Smith. The faculty who contributed material: Miss Nelson, Miss Crain, Miss Morton, Miss Albertson, Miss Rice, Miss Heinig, Miss Morehouse, Mr. Brumfiel, Mr. Brown, Mr. Bur- oker, and Mr. Kelley. Many thanks are due the Commercial Printing Corporation, Marion, lndianag Staf- ford Engraving Company, Indianapolis, lndianag H. G. Bailey and Associated Artists. Shadow Art Portraiturc, Indianapolis, lndianag and the S. K. Smith Cover Company, Chicago, Illinois, for the large part they played in producing this yearbook. Thanks to the subscribers and advertisers for their patronage. Most of all we wish to express our appreciation and thanks to Mr. Buroker, our business adviser, and to Miss Albertson, literary adviser, who spent so many hou1's untir- ingly planning our work and instructing and guiding us. XIIRC-INIA RAY, Eililor lVIixit'I'Hix Bl',BOUI', Aiiixhifzf Eililor HARRY COC.HliAN, Business Nlufmger at l