Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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THE INDIANIAN Albertson. ln the third lap of the heat, the sophomores again tried their ability in the literary contest by giving a play at convocation, entitled Simplified Commencement at Montpelier. After this success the athletai decided to rest. and. to pass the time, they gave a big Yalentine party in the school building. ln lU2'1, twenty eight contestants entered the third heat of the race with new energy after a three months' breathing spell. Mr. Buroker be-:ame the sponsor. 'lihe class elected hlennie Pugh, praeses: Margaret Jones, sub- praesesg Clifford liedwell, scriba et praetectus aerariig and Clyde Keith and 'lireva lledwell, consulores. One of the great events in this heat was the .Iunior class play. :Xdam's Apple, a clever comedy given on December lS. ln this lap the athletai chose their class rings, a privilege which is only be- stowed upon juniors. :Xnother achievement of the contestants was the printing' of the 'tCrier . the school paper. ln the last lap of this heat th-3 juniors gave a banquet in honor of the seniors. The seniors honored the juniors by giving them a picnic at Lake Blue XYater. 'liheu came the last heat. Twentv-six athletai entered the race ready to wfn the coveted olive-wreath. 'liheir sponsor was Mr. Kelley. Because uf her dependability. -leunie l'ugh was again elected praeses3 Enzie Shan- non was elected sub-praesesg Dorothu XXYllll3.1llS, scriba et praefectus aerariig and Margaret Miller and Robert Xlearly, consulores. One of the greatest achievements during this heat was the publishing of the lndianian, the school annual. During the last lap of this heat the contestants gave a play. which was held in the school amphitheatre on May 15. On May 22, the annuals were distributed. Qu this afternoon the athletai gave their pro- gram at Convocation. and in the evening the juniors gave a banquet in honor ul the seniors. Baccalaureate was held on May 2-l. Un May 26 the seniors gave a picnic for the juniors. And then came thc day when these contestants were rewarded for their work. Commencement was held on May 28. llr. Harper of Evansville College delivered the address. XVhen the race was over and the athletai awarded. the alumni gave a banquet for them as they left the school race to fall in line with the alumni of past years. 1 9 3 1 Page twenty-tivo

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THE INDIANIAN , I , , ii JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Carl Sandoe, Mary Jane Risk, Arvilla Neecller, Kenneth Speece, Leona Dugan, Wilbur Ustic, Geraldine Bedwell, Russel Trant, Thelma Hoover, Elaine De Batty. Second Row: Doris King, Dorothy Helton, Arthur Irwin, Lucille Roby, Leota Hart, Milo Smith, Dorothy Cale, Iris Herrin, William Henderson. Third Row: Martha Shadday, Bernice Bowman, Golden Walker, Ray Noller, William Cale, Paul Cale, Arlen Pitts, Melvin Mason, Mary Frances Arduser, Margaret Ray. Fourth Row: Geneva Baker, Raymond Sills, Clarence Sundstrum, Dorothy Kit- terman, Mary Louise Leavel, Vaughn Hoover, Durward Wheatley, Louise Cale. The -lnnior class xvclcmned to its ranks this year Carl Sandue, Kenneth Speece, Lucille Roby. and Clarence SllIlflSllALllN, making an enrollment of thirtyvnine at the beginning uf the year, but it has been unfortunate in keeping the class roll, as Grace .'k1lg'SlJlll'Q'Cl', lilizalietli lllinnear, Mary Klcllish, Uma livers, .Nrvilla Needler, Leona llngan, Thelma Murphy, and listlier Supinger have deserted our ranks. The class officers are: Golden YValker. presidentg Geneva Baker, vice- presidt-nt1 Mary jane Risk, SC'Ct'1'tZll'j lI'QIl5U1't'l'Q and l'anl Cale and Lcota Hart., advisers. The selection uf uni' class rings on Xuveinlier sixth. the presentation uf our class play, Civil Service, un ,Iannary Zl, and the pnlvlishing' of the Crier every two weeks are the outstanding events of our Junior year. 1 9 3 1 Page twenty-four