Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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. , I , , I - He read 'ein the Consiilulion, and a lot of 'em lliouglil he was reviewing a new 110012 Explaining Russia is just like explaining the N. R. A. You can't do it. ci I t I luarlynn Reynolcls, Maxine Slim-rnan, Ruth lVlc:Geall1, Clara Oulcalt, Edith Dugan, y Vvlenlz, l.uuise Nvhiiacre, lwlarlha Keagle. S l P Junior Smith, Margaret Clnrlc, Billy Nvall, Margaret Ellen Roberts, Richard Grimes, l e Love, Charles Xfvallzer, Mary Shinn. Harold Johnson, ,lane Brumliel, Claurle Spauliling, lxlargarel l.. Roherls, Roy Smith. W y e Pence, Thurman Spaulding, Carl Reed. i Glen Morgan, Herman Bi-elqs, John Nveaver, llarry Nclrarrcn, XVaync XVesl, James Murl Mrcammon, Joe Rogers. I R Clillqorel Rogers, John Everett, Daniel lxlarliley, Junior Norton, lyiernarrl Ellison, Davirl B an, Earl Johnson, Vernon Reese. The Eight B Class enterecl school on September thircl, with forty- two memhers. The following otlicers were electecl: Billy XV all, presiclentg Junior Simth, vice-presiclentg Earlynn Reynolds, secretary-treasurerg David Bowman, boy aclviserg Clara Ellen Qutcalt. girl aclviser. The class gave the Thanlcsgiving Convocation on Novemher 27. The main feature was a play entitlecl HA Present Day Thanlcsgivingf, New memhers have enterecl the class cluring the year, ancl some have clroppecl out. Qur laculty aclvisers are Miss Smith ancl lVlr. Nvilson. ,IANIZ ISRUNFIEL Q... .

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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 111 11 111 111 111 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 f E E Huey Long pulled ilie biggest and most educational novelty ever iniroducecl in the Q senate. Z i I 2 5 71? f is 7 7-11-11 f r'ff1-v 7 2 7 2 22 2 7 2 1 2 7 1 f 2 2 : f . y . inf If 7 Z 2 : f 'ca ple 7 7 2 E5 f 2 il 2512 7 2 7 1 f I P 2 7 y 1 f : ,z 71 f 2 22 f 1 I: 7 : 2- 2 Z E 5 Z e 1 is 2 7 ' 7 Z 2 EE 7 First Roni: Zerellrla Xvliylmrew, Dorolliy Overla, l'1l'ili1l'CS lxlarlin, Dorolliy Sclimirli, Virginia Q 2:4 Kelley, Georgette llornlaalccr, Deliglll Garreit, Callrerinc Norton. g Q Wy Seconrl Row: Ruby Speece, Rulli Sclimirlt, Dorothy Tourney, Helen Colman, Louise gclimirlt. 7 5 Belly Park, Glarlys Slallorrl, Naomi Kcrsllner, lfva Bell Green, lflliel lwleliclc. Z 2 Tliiril Row: Bellly ,lo Tliornlnurg, Betty Barr, Madge llerrier, liouise Scliwarzliopf, Deloris Conner f l ' 5 f Nlarllia Vklilliams, Betty Evans. Ruth Hawlc, lxflareillc Coolc, VX7ancla Hudson. Z Q Fourill Row: Alice June Xfvilliams, Anne Kingsolver, lawrence Parlcs, Benjamin Pearson, Cliarles Q 2 Q Cunningham, Marion Davis, Clyrle Brown, lxlax Xvilson, Rolacrl Geeting, Rolzerl Clements. i f ,lCill1 XxyCiH'ly, Ijfifiny xfx1Lll'lClCl'l.'Jfllll'l1. Z i :Z z Fiflli Row: lturnelt Getz, lflclon lxloyer, Nvarren Smelser, Earl Bell, lvlax Keggeris, Robert Tranl. 2 , I 7 Kennelli Norton. .lee Mielaael, lfreclericlc, Parnell, Paul Slenlz, llowarcl llornlzalier, Jesse g Z fi g llarnmonrl, Yr-rle Speece. Z E ' 5 Sixtll Row: lfilcne Green, Grace Bycrley, .lane Craxv, Alma Neerller, Olive Gibson, Rullm Flatler. f E f lfmily Clarlz, lxlilflllil Grimlli, Luville Barniliouse, Bonnie Buclrmasler, Xxlilma rxllnerlson. 7 E 2 E y lxlarllia Coclcran, ,lean Depoy. f l l l K Sevenilz Row: Tex Unrlerwooil, Donalrl Mclnlyre, Dwane Neecller, Ralplr Helton, l.loyrl Evers. K E l 5 7 ,lames Spaulclingg, Roger Speeve, Keillw Downlmour, l.ewis Curls, Russel Pugli, Franlclin Z E 5 5 Z Rclz, Rolaerl Sliaclle, Dwight Garrett. g E E I Z 7 5 7 7 2 7 7 2 2 2 7 7 7 72 7 7 1 7 1, 7 Class olljicers are: Franlalin Retz, presiclent: Robert Sliaclle, vice- Z presiclenlg Roger Speece, secretary-treasurerg Fanny Xvunclerlnaum, girl aclviser: ancgl Max XVilson, laoy adviser. The sponsors are Miss Morehouse Z i 2 Z ancl Mr. Craig. Eiglity-tliree stuclents are enrollecl in tlwis class, tlwe largest Z , , Z in sclwool. Z 5 Z VVILMA Al-BER'liSON Z Q Q Z 7 2 7 7 17 Zigi? 7' 7 2 2 if 7422-7 7 2 - ' f 7 7 7- 17 Page lfiglilei-ii Z l l Z Z 7 2 ' ' 7 7 1 1 1 7 f 2 2 : f 7 2 : 7 7 2 2 2 7 7 2 2 2 7

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NN 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 I 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 1I 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1. 1. 'z .. .. 1. .. .1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 The Democrnls coulfl never sional power os long as ilie Republicans could, because f E . , y ., ' they never was used to il. they re getting cocky already. f 5 5 5 X 7 71:2 7 7112 7 2 f see 7 7 7 7 7 . 7 7 2 7 even ZH? 7 f H 7 Z E 5 5 Z l 7 , ' ' 7 71 7 ' 7' 7 E44 g s g 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 1 7 7 I' st Row: llc-len Davis, Kennellm Norton, .lolm Norton, Milan Sills, Alice Hammoncl, Z' g ond Row: Clysta Matson, Geneva Risinger, Edna Carr, Beatrice Ellison, Mildred Dugan. f ' Z T11 rrl Row: .lames Grover, Robert Yates, Orville Everett, Merle Norton, Herslmel Kerslmer. Z g Z rrllz Roni: ,larlc Linelwrry, Uavicl .,XflIll'T1S, Ernest Clrenowetlw, William Garrison, Raymond Hiatt. 5 Z 7' 7 71 7 7 7 7 7 7 i 7 7 7 7 7 - 71 7 F-lvl'lGI'C were twenty-one students enrollecl in tlme Seven A Class Z 7 7 tlde First semester, and twenty-three the second. The class oflicers Were: Z Z Alice Hammond, presiclentg Helen Davis, vice-presidentg ,laclc Linelnerry, Z ' Z secretary-treasurerg ancl Eclna Car and Hersliell Kersluner, class advisers. Z ' Z 7 I 7 During tlue scliool year tlwe class luacl two parties. The First was lrelcl Z ' Z December 19 ancl was a Christmas exchange. g Z Miss Mason is the sponsor. Z Z 7 ' 7 HELEN MARIE DAVIS Z Z Z 7 , 7 7 ' 1 1 7 7 A 7 7 7 7 A 1 A 7 7 ' 5 7 Pge Twenty f 1 1 : f Z s s 2 Z 7 2 1 11 11