Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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THE INDIANIAN HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row: Imogene Clements, Helen Lash, Doris Roberts, Hazel Grimes, Mary Kelsay, Florence Worster, Pauline Helton, Mildred Wharton. Second Row: Wilma Roberts, Glee Rogers, Mary Walker, Mary Stoltz, Garnet Roberts, Faye Irene Robeson, Donna McConkey. Third Row: Betty Hummel, Rachel Evers, Ruth Baker, Naomi Puckett, Helen Johnson, Doris Keith, Helen Shannon, Faye Matson. The Home Iiemimiiics Cluh re-oi'g':11iizecl this year with twenty-three memhers and the followiiig officers: llziuline llellon, president: Hazel Grimes. rice-president: lletty Hummel. secretary: and Imogene Clements. treasurer. A Hallowe'en party was held at the home of lVilma and Garnet Roberts, October 20. During their elnh meetings the memhers made door-stops and tie-dyed articles. The meetings were well planned and proved very interesting. The members sold candy ut all the games In support their department. 1 9 3 1 Page thirty-foil-r ' J'

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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

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THE INDIANIAN COMMERCIAL CLUB First Row: Iris Herrin, Mildred Hummer, Margaret Keagle, Paul Cale, Freida Herrin, Arniina VVorley, Vera Curry. Second Row: Leota Hart, William Cale, Halena Landon, Ray Noller, Geneva Baker, Dorothy Cale. Third Row: Mary Louise Leavel, Dorothy Dorton, Treva Bedwell, Enzie Shannon, Dorothy Helton, Lucille Roby, William Henderson. The Cuininercial cluh o1't5z11iizt'rl this yezn' l1l1flL'l' the dirt-ctioii of Miss Morton. with twenty Illt'Il1llt'l'r eiirrilled. The follmviiig lllllllls were in office during the yeari Ray Xoller, presidt-nt: l'7ti1'otliy' llelttmn, Viet'-lwresimleiiti and Xylllllllll l'lc11rle1'sti11. sQt'1'et:ii'y-t1'c:isure1'. During this year the chili visited tht- First X.iti-mal llzink and the Chein- ical Fuunclry. These trips 1n'ox'erl hoth iiiteresting' and crliicatioiial to the cluh members. M11 Kelley talked to the cluh on the subject, AX L'z1i'et-1 '. :ind M11 ,'Xl'il- user talked on The Care uf the liyesu. Mr. Swiinfoi-d and Miss liotsfowl, commercial teachers from Muncie Nornml, visited the tmniinercirtl depart- ment, and Mr. SXYlIIlfUl'fl talked In tht- chili on the sidvject. Making Use of Our Time . The meetings were held every two wet-ks. and the pi'og1':iins were vt-ry interesting. 1 9 3 1 Page tliiriy-fire