Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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THE INDIANIAN R CRIER STAFF First Row: Mary Frances Arduser, Wilbur Ustic, Margaret Ray, Russel Trant, Louise Cale, Arvilla Needler, William Henderson. Second Row: Arthur Irwin, Thelma Hoover, Geraldine Bedwell, Milo Smith, Doris King, Mary Jane Risk. Third Row: Martha Shadday, Ray Noller, Dorothy Kitternian, Melvin Mason, Dorothy Helton, Raymond Sills, Mary Louise Leayel. XX hcii the hluiiiiir Llziss ul Zim lmlilisliefl the hrst wiluiiie ot the M. ll. S. Ci'ic-r. they issuefl zi challenge In thc succeecling' 'luiiiiir classes, Each class thus far has siicccssfiilly tzikcn up the challenge. The liiiiqmsc uf this paper is tu proiiiwtc literary and journalistic in- terest ziiirl ti ziirl in iiicrc-zising sclimil spirit :infl interest in school activitics. The junior class 'fllis year is pulilisliing' zi bi-weekly paper, which has aclclccl features, so that the sizc is twice that uf the origiiizil. XXV: have en- rlcziiwwerl to clo our lmest zincl wc hope that the future classes will continue tri iiiiplwwe the C'ricr . 1 9 3 1 Page thirty-fwo

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SEQQCQQEZ THE INDIANIAN EEQZSQQZK ANNUAL STAFF First Row: Margaret Miller, literary editorg Clyde Keith, assistant business man- agerg Jennie Pugh, editor-in-chiefg Margaret Davies. business manager, Gerald Shan- non, sports editor: Marguerite Fitch, senior Class editor. Second Row: Careen Smith, activities editor: Clifford Bedwell, assistant adver- tising managerg Buthene Wright, calendar editor, Lorne Hurlbert, advertising manager. ' Third Row: Leona Neff, snapshot editorg Dorothy Dorton, typistg Helen Grimes, joke editorg Treva Bedwell, typist. There was a new system used tu select the members uf the Annual Staff this year. ln former years, the staff has been chosen entirely by the faculty. but this year the members of the Senior Class were allowed to try out for the position on the staff for which they considered tlieinselves best fitted. XVhen more than one applied for the same position, preference was ,Q,'lY6ll to the one who had sold the largest number of annual subscriptions. Due to the financial depression, the present staff was hindered from placing any extra pages in their yearbook and also from entering' the yearbook in the contest Conducted by the lndiana High Sclluul Press .fXssociation. Si2USE6i3k IWI qwF'wECi3k Page thirty-one 1

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THE INDIANIAN DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: Thelma Hoover, Arthur Irwin, Jennie Pugh, Martha Shadday. Golden Walker, Careen Smith, Buthene Wright, Jane Davies, Elaine De Batty. Second Row: Robert Cook, Clyde Keith, llfI?t1Q'3l'9f Davies, Melvin Mason, Louise Cale, Clifford Bedwell, Margaret Jones, Lorne Hurlliuert. Third Row: Gerald Shannon, llfI3l'jl'3.l'8t Ray, Robert Wearly, Dorothy Kitterinan, Vaughn Hoover, Do1'tha VVillianis, Robert Jackson, Joan Arrick. The Druinatic clnli continued this yt-ar under the direction of Mrs. Taylor. The following officers were elected: llutlit-no Xkiiglit, president: Golden XVzilker, x'ice-president: and .lc-nnic Vngli. SCk'1'L'iZll'f ll'L'!l5L1l'Cl'. .X coniniittcc of three was appointed to plan tht- progrznns for the entire year. Also a committee, consisting of l.ornu llurllicrt. Kl:irg':11't-t llzivies, and Dortha XYilliznns, was appointed to write zi constitution. The constitution was presented lwefore the clnli limi' zipproval and was zuloptcfl. The cluh presented a oneaict play htfliristinxis ,Xlivtnf :it the k,illl'i5illlflS convoca- tion. They also presented tlirct- ont--:ict plays. L'i'osst-il XYi1't-s , The XYliolc 'l'rntli , and Seven rliu Onion. 1 9 3 1 Paffe flzirty-three