Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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Old Will has had his fun and enjoyed every minute of it. 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 X I 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 I 1 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. .. .. .. .. .. ': . .. .. .. .. 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 Vxfe tool: oft on the second leg of the night, having lost part of our passengers, now having a cargo of thirty-nine. Max Price was pilot, Lewis Barley, co-piiotg Grace Davies, mechanic, Mike Hart and Deloris Hiser, radio operators, Mr. Brumfiei and Miss Morton, steward and stewardess. YVe made a forced landing January 26 and allowed the passengers to have a party. Vxfe started the third hop with a toss of three passengers, now having thirty-six. Max Price was pilot: Deioris Hiser, co-piiotg Grace Davies, mechan- ic: Hoyt Brown and Marie Dennings, radio operators, Mr. Kingsoiver and Miss Nelson, steward and stewardess. NVe kept glaring at the seniors, class rings until we were permitted to select rings in Qctoher. Yve First Hshowed oftn our Hjewlryn at the Pennviue game. Vxfe entertained the Uguys and gaisf, with Here Come Three Knightsf, January 25, hut owing to the had weatherys causing small hox receipts, we made up the deficit hy giving a hox social, the interesting features of which proved to he a popularity queen contest and telegrams. Qur higgest moment of the Junior year came when we gave the seniors a hanquet on May 17. An entirely nautical idea was carried out hy having the M. E. Church hasement decorated as the deck of a ship, the honor tahle and the orchestra were roped off from the hrst class passengers, each guest was required to have a passport, and each was given a souvenir of a model ship... The music was furnished hy the Geneva Trio. Mr. Morgan, Mr. King- soiver and Mr. Vxfiison an gave short hut effective talks. On May 20, at the Honor Day program, the key of knowledge was presented to our class hy Rohert Vxfiiliamsg afterwards the seniors gave us a picnic at Lake Blue Vxfater. They served ice cream and ice cold punch to harmonize with the chilly weather. Did we ever shiver? A group of our class acted as ushers at hoth haccalaureate and commencement services. Phewi we,re an worn out. Here we are on the last lap with Max Price as pilot: Helen Kelley, co- piiotg Dortha McConIcey, mechanicg Mary Rohhins and Lloyd Xvallcer, radio operators: Mr. Morgan and Miss Alhertson, steward and stewardess. XVC held our party Decemher 4, as a farewell party for Rohert Geedy, Everyone had a good time especially Wir. Morgan, who seemed to he an old hand at ringing nails. Our convocation, January 10, was in honor of Mad: Twain. Vxfe lost Marie Dennings at Thanksgiving and also Rohert Geedy, Decemher 6, a heavy loss, as hoth were memhers of the Annual Staff. The seniors presented a play on the eighth of May. The Fifteenth hrought the hig moment f or the two upper classes, the Junior-Senior hanquet. At Baccalaureate on the seventeenth, the glee ciuhs furnished the music. Honor Day was on the eighteenth, followed hy the Senior-Junior Picnic at Blue Vxfater Park. Ar last on the twenty-first we were given a receipt of our twelve years of schooling in the form of a diploma. Cnr speaker was Dr. XV. G. Spencer, President of Franidin Conege. JIM SHROYER I 1 1 1 . gif? 7252? fue! Zig? fees! f if Quay we Q .f Z' 7 ffssy 51,7 iff? ff? 71:7 Zig Zfzf we iw! ffm! ffl!! fizzf it Z f 117 7' 7 65557 Ziff? 5122? 'zif X, Zur? Zin? ZLL? fffif free! Pag It

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l'm the first cancliclate to lancl on his lleacl, but lacing a cancliflale, it clzcl t ll t ille Head .lolm Nlincar . Xvilliam Xvard Franl: East A B cl ll Blanclrc Aclams Harley Miles lloyt Brown H ld M JOHN A. lX'llNlfAll: Commerrtial, Cvlee Clulu, '56, Commercial Clulr, ,55, '56, B lx t Track, 56. NVlLl.lAlXl XVAIQD1 Acarlcmic, l'li-Y, '55, Baselaall, '56, Bancl, '54, '55, '56 0 55. 56. FRANK EAST: Agriculture, Agriculture '55, '54, Commercial Club, '56, P l t C NORMA BEDVVELL: Commercial: Art Club, '55, Commercial Cluln, '54, 55, 6 BLANCI-IE ADAMS: l'lome-lfconomicsg Cvlec Clulo, y55, '55, ,562 Sunslmine Clul -I ll l '55, ,56. HARLEY MILES: Agriculture, Agriculture Clulz, '55, '54, '56, Glee Cluln, '56 ll H T lc '56. IIOYT BROVVN: Commercial, Glee Club, '55, '56, Commercial Club, '35, Dram t Cl lm 56 S Student Council, '55, Student Allairs, '55, Track, '56, Baslcetlaall, '54, '56 B y l'lAROl.D LANVRENCE MOSS: Commercial, Glee Clula, '55, '56, Comme l CI la Zlfl LOT L4i0Z The plane N C 1956 toolc oll in September 1952 Cargo nurnlaering llfty-six. Mary Rolnlbins was pilot, Cleo Dortlaa lVlcConlcey, meclmanicg Roluert Evans ancl Nellie operators, Mrs. Taylor ancl lxfliss Morehouse, stewarclesses event of tliis year was a convocation laelcl Novemlaer 25. leen

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You -know after all, there-3,5 a lot of difference in pioneering for gold and pioneering for spinach. I' I R Vera lliser, llelen Manor, Kathryn Marlin, Mary Schwarzltopl-, lVlartha Xvcntz, Doris R Xvaile, Lola Sliroycr, Gertrude Fleliirk, lxlary Xvilson, .Mary Emshwiller, Marie Barr. S I R : Amy Ivlilas, Mary XVorli-y, Delilah Fear, Mary Teagle, lrene Sliinn, Alice Lee Cl l, Bertha Cale, Nlartha Mahon, lxlarie Speece, Ruby Sills, Violet Banter. R Keith Noller, Chester Xvall, Doris llawlq, Opal Johnson, Betty Green, Jeanne Danforth. R tl livers. Nlary Ruth Edwards, Nlilce llarl, Joe Smith. it R Rohert Nmllcnry, Raymond Xvliiiacre, Kenneth Fear, Ora Futrell, Neil lnman. Elini Deljoy, Nvayne Mortimer, Kenneth Knox, Lora Fulrell, Harold Beal, Garland I R Donald Xvheatley, Garth Terhune, Gayle Snyder, James Shull, Clyde Grimes, Robert T ey, Francis Ely, Lloy Love, John Xvhylnrew, Roluert Nusluaumer. Filty-two students enrolled in the Junior Class at the first ol: the year. During the first semester Lena Fitch withdrew, hut Raymond Vxfhitacre and Lora and Ora Futrell entered. Robert Depay withdrew during the second semester. The sponsors are Wliss Nelson and Mr. Kingsolver. The olticers elected were: Donald Xvheatley, president: Clyde Grimes, vice-presidentg Mary Teagle, secretary-treasurer, Amy Miles, girl adviserg and John Xvhytarew, lboy adviser. The class selected its rings Qctotmer 8, and presented a play, :The Strange Bequestf' Qctotner 23. The proceeds ot the play were used to defray the expenses of the Junior-Senior reception. A party was held in the gymnasium January 8, and at convocation, given February 28, a radio play was presented, which illustrated the dilterence between getting a job in 1756 and in 1936. RUBY SILLS C!