Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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QGQQGEQ THE INDIANIAN EQQQEZSQ NINE A and FRESHMAN CLASS First Row-Maurice Tourney, Gail Dorton, Virginia Barner, Henrietta Risk, B tt Daly, Lillian Mon- Martha White, Stella Hawk, Glee Rogers, Catherine Moyer, e y roe, Vivian Baker, Madge Proper, Patricia McHenry, Willard Dale. th T l Doris Roush Marv Stoltz Elizabeth Second Row-Ruby Romine, Ru eag e, , , , Smith Maralene Richwine, Doris Roberts, Pauline Taylor, Miriam Smelser, Earl Garrett, Elizabeth Norton, Grace Wmget, Mary Keagle. Thurman Williams, Robert Stafford, Delmar Smith, Albert Slentz, Egbert Pugh, Myra Marshall. Fourth Row--Fred Speece, Clifford Schwarzkopf, Max Shannon, John Schmidt, William Spaulding, Earl Stephenson, David Parnell, Lionel Marshall, Carroll Speece, Robert Williams, Donald Michaels, Lowell Green. Third ROWQ-Robert Schwarzkopf, The 9A Class, sponsored by Mrs. Taylor, has twenty-one members, Willard Dale having withdrawn the first semester. Its officers are Betty . . . . . , . . B k Cre- Daly, president, Patricia McHenry, vice president, Vivian a er, se tary-treasurer, and Frederick Speece and Lillian Monroe, class advisers. . . . 1 On November 25 we gave our convocation, which consisted of two p ays: Red Shoes at Plymouth , with the A Thanksgiving Conspiracy and ' class in the casts We held a party January 8 with Miss' Nelson, entire . , Jane Davies, Thomas Taylor and Wilbert Morrical as our guests. -Lowell Green 6Qf5QE'f5Q6Q6QEf9Q F1 9 3 A2 TSQKQQEQQEQQZQQEQQZ' -age nineteen

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QQQQQQYQ THE INDIANIAN QQGQQTQQ SCPI-ICMCRE CLASS First Row-Maxine Miles, Dorothy Schwarzkopf, Clarence Speece, Rex Black, Mary Dale Swaim, Theda Swoveland, Paul Wearly, Harry Beymer, Marguerite Retz, Victoria White, Howard Hudson. Second Row-Kathlyeen McDonald, Mary Adams, Thelma Cook, Paul Penrod, Marie Wine, Howard Johnson, Francis Enochs. Donna McConkey, Florence Worster, Iilene Schwarzkopf, Sarah Burnworth, Nellie Shannon. Third Row-Sarah Jane Markley, Fay Robeson, Mary Kelsay, Ralph Outcalt John Sawyer, Vivian Reed, Waneta Day, Joe O'Hern, Charles Cale, Albert Dickason, Dollie Kuttler. i Fourth Row-Guy Foy, Emery Cline, Lavina Hawk, Hughey Herron, Florene Barker, Robert Kitterman, Ruth Barley, Lewis Rains, Frances Stratton, Opal Horn- baker, Ruth Crawford. The Sophomore Class elected as its officers: president, Victoria Whiteg vicepresident, Albert Dickasong secretary-treasurer, Harry Bey- mer 3 class advisers, Rex Black and Marie Wine. A Hallowe'en party was held October 22, 1931, by the members and advisers of the class. It was an event to be remembered by each member. On January 5, 1932, the Sophomore Class gave a convocation pro- gram consisting of dialogues, songs, piano solos, and tap-dances. The Sophomore Class is one of the largest classes in the school. This class has a high rating for good scholarship. The object of the class and of each member is: courtesy, obedience, and respect toward teachers and fellow schoolmates, as well as loyalty to the school as a whole. -Mary Dale Swaim geagfsseoeeao 1 9 3 2 age ezg een ' I n

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EQEQQEQQEQ THE INDIANIAN 566555366 I-- . I l F R E S H Nl A N C L A S S lli.. First Row-Harmon Hoy, Lloyd Clements James Cale Charles Gerard Elsie Keith, Ruth Garrett, Harry Evans, Imogene ,Clements, Iniogene Flowers, Wanda Crawford, Floyd Hahn, Bernice Hiser, Diana Davis. Second Row-Garnet McCammon, Weltha Landis, Catherine McFarren, Catherine Matson, Charles Henderson, William Law, Virginia DeBatty, Iris Anthony, Eleanor Fitch, Mildred Flatter, Pauline Hendershot, Christina Cline. Third Row-Frances Lauck, Marjorie Helton, Mollie' Helm Paul Johnson Ellen Inman, Mary DeWees, Juanita Duncan, Helen Irwin, Betty Hummel, Paul ,Evers, Mildred Hudson, Edna Dunica. Fourth Row-John Minear, Gordon Bantz, Robert Michael, Eugene Ickes, Harry Kershner, Joe Barrett, Wayne Mortimer, Frank East, Charles Morris, Clyde Bennett, Cleo Lockett. In the fall of 1931 seventy-one 9B's entered Montpelier High School. At the class election William Law was chosen president, Frances Lauck, vice president, James Cale, secretary-treasurer, and Christina Cline and Eugene Ickes, class advisers. Miss Morehouse and Mr. Arbuckle are the faculty advisers. During the year Mollie Helm, Garnet McCammon, Earl Stephenson, Floyd Hahn, and Diana Davis entered the class. Geraldine Pugh withdrew to enter another school. The first party was held at the high school building on December 10. At convocation, February 5, the 9B's gave two one-act plays entitled 'Telegramsu and No Girls Admitted . The 9B girls served the lunch at Farmers' Institute. -Elsie Keith 1 9 3 2 QQQQGQQQQGEQE age wen y ,