Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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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

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A -rg Ay . . r 1-v ' .Z K . i f I s I 'i lf y y ' Foreword l 2 As Lindbergh's flight brought the , American and the French peoples I nearer together in friendship and understanding, so may this book, our il literary flight, bring us nearer in ' .V fl ' . +9 'S r 6 rienclship and understanding to our Q i F x I schoolmates, our teachers, and our lr' li 'M' ,, , K , 1 1 1 Q ' AL 4. friends. 3, - .1 I, i' P' BJ N -, - I s A .' , xi 1 N X - 1 f ' f, i i -N 1' . l xr, f 1 ' Y' A - r . 1- ni!! f 1' , 1, ' .4 Ag? s X 1 I X f fy Q i f ll 3' ' 1- ' P 1 . ,I , 1 - . I' -L .' 1 I I X f . 'T 4 W b 'M , l ' so 1 'A il I fi, , ' ll W r f A , X x - .X , 1 V lx I X ,J i, I I , I ,rf : , KI' l ,X ' -is.. fr-.i...,-.f uve- E J