Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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,-5 ' ,-' . ilU i N ilA.NlykN new . ,f -v- Last Will and Testament---fC0nrinued1 Charlotte Bixler wills her giggles and blushes to Golden W'alker. Signa Black has finally consented to give her love to Vernon. Gerald Hiser will let Ronald Bonner have his innocent look in the library. Ralph Tobler gives his cave-man ways with the women to Garl Walker. Howard Greene wills his heart to the joke editor of Crier. Claude Dorton will let Milo Smith have his arguments in English IV. Harry Cochran leaves his whiskey tenor to any one who thinks he can sing. Nellie Marie Crabill wills her popularity with the men to Mary Dale Swaim. Xvaldene Booher gives her graceful walk to Arthur Slentz. Charlin Burson leaves his dramatic ability to joe Rains. i Beaulah Day will leave her Answers to Six Most Weighty Questions to the library. Frances East wills her graceful basket-ball playing ability to Mary Louise Leavel. Dwight Garrett leaves one broken nose to next year's basket-ball team. Caroline Henderson bequeaths her freckles to Ernest Pickering. Ralph Hiser wills his quiet and latlylike ways to Tom McGeath. Agatha Ickes leaves her poetic ability to Robert Cale. Clinton Keith wills to john Salyer the right to steal other fellows' girls. Rachael Kelsay gives her extensive vocabulary to Margaret Davis. Barrington Martz will leave his latest book How to Spoon -in one act-to Glenco Garwood of Roll. I-Ioyland Mason wills her southern complexion to Irene Oliver. Gearldine McDonald gives her quiet ways to Crystal Cale. Floyd Morrical leaves his bashfulness to Jennie Pugh. Ruth Moss leaves to Mabel Bennett her right to wear plaid hose. George Murphy leaves his iirst pair of long pants to John Henry Koontz. -Ioe Murray wills his good looks to Audrey Bennett. Arthur Needler wills his nickname Important to Frank Rains. Madge Noller gives her cheerfulness to Paul Buroker. Violet Peterson will her wicked look and never-ending gab to Lorne I-Iurlbert. Rose Plank gives her salesmanship record to Amber Penrod. James Poulson is going to leave the school. Any one can have it. Mabel Rains wills her deep and unfathomable :haracter to Max Peterson. Virginia Ray wills her Clara Bow waysn to Margaret Keagle. Kathryn Redmond wills her Chemistry note-book to William Salyer. Alma Robinson gives her pepsodent smile to John Huffacre of Dunkirk. Glenn Schwarzkopf gives his right to chaperone Sophomore girls to Kenneth Shinn. Paul Strait gives his book Difficulties Overcome During My Six Years in M. I-I. S. to anyone who wants it. XVeir Swaim gives his set of Earl Leidermann books to Ernest Garrett. Crystal NVilliams gives her morning walks with Charles Pugh to Lillian Hurlbert. Lester XY'illiams wills his checker genius to Mr. Kelley. XVilliam Sinclair gives his wise-cracks to The Indianian. Bernice Booher wills her appetite to Sarah Ickes. Charles Pugh wills his answer, I wouldn't known to next year's Economics Class. Velma XVinget gives her old hair ribbons to William Schuller. Signed, declared, and published by us, the Senior Class of 1929, this tenth day of -Xpril, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty-nine. SENIOR CLASS C , ,,.v, - 'A - '- ' r

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1,51 ' ' Z les Nl 19.39 -. S.. The Booher girls, Bernice and Waldene, Always seemed to make a good team. A prominent color can always be seen When we take note of Howard Greene. A typist fine is Laura Barner But perhaps, some day, she'll marry a farmer. A very calm boy is Charlin Burson, XVe know, in the future, he'll be a great person. Red-haired Peggy is always quite meek When her position the teachers do seek. A red-haired youth is our Weir Swaim, A boy whom you never hear complain. Velma Winget lives on Adams Street, She always keeps her things quite neat. A spectacled boy is William Sinclair, We always jump when his horn does blare. Crystal XVilliams, an affable girl, Could never induce her hair to curl. A nice, respectable boy is Ralph Hiser, XVe're sure he'll make .1 rich old miser. Alma Robinson, the spotlight on our car, ln the commercial world, we hope will go far. To Ralph Tobler, .1 very quiet boy, Reading this poem will be a great joy. A very good voice has .1 girl named jerry, We suppose e'er many years she will marry. Martha Bebout, who is quite a shark, By writing part of this poem will make a mark. Hoyland Mason the other part wrote While another added this little note. To this whole class we wish success ln future life to do the best. -Iloyluml AIIIXOII am! Ivlurlfm Brlzouf Last Will and Testament E, the Class of 1929 of Montpelier, Harrison Township, Joint High School, Blackford County, Indiana, being of sound mind and body, having marvelous hopes of the future and being about to depart from this school life, hereby declare this our last will and testament: Geraldine Arnold wills her natural stubbornness to Charley Cale. Laura Barner gives all her class lll's and frequent trips to the otlice to Charles Werner. Martha Bebout will her A's to anyone who can get them. Helen I. Benn bequeaths her blond curly hair and doll like appearance to Margaret Miller. Kenneth Bennett wills his physique to Spike Moyer. Margaret Bergman gives her red hair to Margaret jones. 1

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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.