Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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'Wall ND IAN HANIQBU Awards of the Class of '29 . A gs' ll EEN If y l cfm, I twi- 9 I. sl O 'KKK' as ks, . 3 'I J. .-sig . lb . I :ggi 5- gs ,Q I 'e 1' , , Iii , . ' .Riff ' ' I ffl ' , 1: a n I-I Jr' ,pl ' . 'J I it . . it .5 X. I 'X' X is lf ll I 4 ,M I wish in this manner to express my heartfelt appreciation and thanks to the Ki- K it wanians for the diamond medal which they presented to me at the close of my high xlfi school career. This is an honor which I consider very highly and one well worth striv- ,M 1 ing for. FLOYD E. MORRICAI.. W' Success in an incentive to carry one forward to greater and more dithcult under- ,fi .lijl taliings. XVinning the Tri Kappa Scholarship Award has enlarged my visions for future Q possibilities. VIRGINIA RAY. I lf 5 'X I was very happy to receive the Tri Kappa Award. It is an honor that I appreciate ll more each time that I recall it, and I count it among the most happy achievements of my high school career. HARRX' L. COCHRAN. 6 Scholarship-Indiana University Freshman-I-Iarry Cochran. fi ' flyigllgl' Honor Society-Pupils averaging 90 in scholarship and citizenship for four years. mil. Harry Cochran Beaulah Day Bernice Booher If Nillsl Virginia Ray Alma Robinson Waldene Booher ll N Nellie Marie Crabill Madge Noller James Poulson l 1 I ,3. ,ff' Martha Bebout Helen Irene Benn Kathryn Redmond if Caroline Henderson Signa Black I-Ioyland Mason ffl Violet Peterson Charlotte Bixler Mabel Rains 4.655 I Perfect attendance for six years and four years respectively. pl Alma Robinson, Weir Swaim. aft: Annual-The 1929 Indianian placed second in Division IV in the annual News- paper-Yearbook Contest for Indiana high schools. fix Commercial Teams. If Q I Typing II: Geraldine McDonald, Gerald Hiser, Rose Plavonick. l YQ' Typing I: Ruth Moss, Beaulah Day, Mabel Rains, Geraldine Arnold. 51 Athletic Honors-Boys Track-Letters: Morrical, Poulson, Dorton, Sinclair, Swaim. l Basket-Ball-Sweaters: Bennett, Hiser, Schwarzkopf, Morrical, Poulson, Murray, l Dorton. f Athletic Honors-Girls-Large letter for four years' work. I X Charlotte Bixler, Nellie Marie Crabill, Frances East, Caroline Henderson, Geraldine S fl McDonald, Rose Plavonick, Violet Peterson, Virginia Ray, Kathryn Redmond. l ,Xl nf- ' I 'l f' I as Tb KKK ww t .V xx E-7- lX wig -' in 1 Y , .. ,Y i,gd' ' . i3 mf -1-'! msast.if,,

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'Tw ii T if il ll l , L l- 3- W The Class of '98 Turn back, turn back, oh, Time, in thy flight, Back to the year of ,98, Back to that eventful night, When I was just a graduate. The music startsg we are marching in. Our Class is led by Verna Page. Then Ada Burris, Luther Thornburg, Pearl Shinn, With Lena Buckland last on the stage. We have reached our goal, our work is done, And with regret we heave a sigh. But no, our work is just begun, For now we are the new Alumni. It's up to us to plod along, Starting this new organization, Seeing that plans never go wrong, For we must be a firm foundation. Time goes ony years roll by, The original five do their part, Greeting each year the new alumni, Helping to give each one a start. We must drop out one by one. Our work takes us far away. We leave the task we have begun To the faithful ones who can stay. How proud we are of you tonight. We feel 'tis not been labor lost. No matter how hard the fight- No matter what the cost. There is one thing I'd like to do- Perhaps we could if we would strive. I'd like to welcome each of you, Standing in line with the original five. ADRIAN Buluus GEERY. This poem, written about the first graduating class of Montpelier High School was read by Mrs. L. E. Kelley at the annual Alumni Banquet held May 24, 1929.