Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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l THE r STAFF , l The personnal of the stall' is as lollows: editor-in-chief, Diclv lxlichaelg literary editor, lVlarie Hiserg senior editor, Harold Xvoolardg athletic editor, Pauline Parlcsg calendar editor, Julia Herring activities editor, John Cromerg snapshot editor, Mallcolm Dexveesg art editors, Evelyn lclies and V ada Al- lvreyg jolie editor, lvlary Annette Riggs, class poet, Billie Crawlorclg typists, bilargaret Fishbaclc and lxfladonna Armstrong. The Senior Class ol' ,SS was very doubtful, at the opening of school, whether the publication of mlihe lndianianu would be possible this year, be- cause ol the enormous increase in the price of printing. The sponsors made out a budget, from which it was seen that the price per copy would have to be increased in order to balance the budget. Puutl would students pay more? The idea ol' increase in price was launched by members of the class in a playlet given before the students in a balcony meeting. T he idea met with approval, for the class had a very successljul subscription drive and easily reached the quota of 250. Shortly aliter the drive the staff was appointed, and Worlc began in earnest. For the next seven months the Annual Office resembled a hive of busy bees. However lxrom the chaos ol7 the early months there emerged a dummy, assembled through the combined efforts of the literary staff. By spring vacation the dummy was sent to the printer. Then the editors ol? the various departments enjoyed a much-needed rest, and the weary typists went into retirement. The major editors still had proof-reading to do, however, and the business stall was busy collecting lor advertising and subscriptions. Early in lxflay the proud stall, aljter many anxious moments, distributed the 1958 Hlndianiann to the eager student body. KGB

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MR. MORGAN The Iittue, wiry man who may Iae seen I.JustIing aIJout tI1e I1aIIs to various c1Iasses anrt ae- tivities is tI1e superintenttent ot t I1 e NIontpeIier - I'Ian'ison - Iownstmip Sctloots. IVIr. Mor- gan was etlosen as tI1e Iqest quatitiect man aIwter caretvut stucty ot Iiis eteven years as prineipat oI' various Iitunting- ton County seI1ooIs. His ecturtation is roinptete. I Ie I'1as stuctiect at Centrat Nor- mat Cottege, Danvitteg State rtieaetiersg C o I I e g e , Terre Hauteg t.Iniversity ot IVIic:I1igan, Ann Artnorg anct at tI1e Uni- versity of Chicago. I'Ie Iias re- Ceivect two rtogrees, ZX. I5. and A. M. He is one ot? ttle sponsors ot' ttme Senior Ctass, anct Iiis Ivore- sigtat is ot much Iuetp to the seniors. Ifte Iias been perform- ing this ex-officio duty for the past tive yearsg in addition, tie is usuaIIy caIIecI upon to do many impromptu ttlings, to wtlictm Ile usuaIIy consents. BOARD OF CONTROL The Boarct of Controt is Composeet of a group ot IVI0ntpeIier,s Ieacting Inusiness men, wtuo very capaIJIy piIot the sctioot ttlrougtl many ctiI'I1icuIties. They are Xvm. H. FI-I1OfDIJLtI'g, presictentg Hugh Steinman, secretaryg Harvey McConIcey, treasurerg anct Guy Strait, trustee. ttarvey btcconkey Guy Strait XY, tt. 'I4IlOFIlIDUfg ttugtl Stmuman tSJ