Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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MADONNA ARMSTRONG Comnrerciul. Arlviser '36: HA Mer- ry Deatliuz Glee Club: Proust:-r Club, secretary-treasurer '56, Coma mercierl Club: Typist Hlnclianianf' Typing fuer way ilirouglz life, ,IOIIN CROMER Agriculture, Agriculture Club, F. F. Ag l.atiu learn V561 Activities Enlitor lnelianian.,' He uequiretl good nrurlzs, goorl limes, uml gootl friemls.U MALCOLM DCXVEES Ari. Cvlee Club: ilxll Club, Social Science Club, Cornmercial Club: Vlliaclz, Basketball: Snapshot Editor Hlnrlianian. Life, Igl'll2tlI't'I Herr' comes a figlrf- ing mum. XYILMA REED CfJ17lllli'l'iTfllI. SI.lIlSlliIlC Club, Slllllill Science Club: G. A. A. She luis her muny quiet ways. SENIOR CLASS POEM Xve starteel out in tbirty-five Ancl not so far bacl gone, Xvben Mrs. Taylor left usg But Miss Mason steerecl us on. we misbebavecl in classes Ancl gracles were not acbieved, Or il' we tallied in stucly ball, Dernerits were receivecl. XVe loved to baclc tbe Pacers As tbey fought eacb rival team, 'Tit we'cl gainecl anotber victory, Ancl tbe blue ancl gold woulcl gleam. ln our Junior year we gave a play UA Merry Deatbw by nameg Some sbowecl clramatic talent XVbicl1 some clay may gain fame. Then came Junior-Senior banquet, Decorations!-Japaneseg Eacli committee clicl its utmost Tbe parting Seniors just to please. As Seniors, we publisbecl a yearbooli Xvbicb tolcl ol bonors and fun Sbowing pictures of teacbers ancl classmates Xveyll enjoy in clays to come. NV e strove lor tbe bigliest goalg Some bigber tban otbers clicl rateg But tbis- became our rnotto, Hl'lonor lies at labors gatef, U43 i-Billie Crawljorcl.

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URBANE PARKER .'llQI'fClIlllll'l'. l . A. rrzporlcr 'BTL lxgriculluru Clulm. ,!L!S ll Ul'UCL'l'y CIUIL !OI'L'L'Uf. RUTH EYERS .'lr:L1rlvn1,ir:. wlilm Slrungc Bcqucrsln .505 Glam Clulzg lfricnclslmip Clulx, llmnmlimt Clulz, Sllllillllllf Clulxg G. LX. A, Ufusl u lofi UL'1'l fiom lm! year. FRANCIS HUMMER cw1IlHll'Il'l4'Illl. Amlvisvr ,331 Slurlvul Couuvil .331 All Cluls, Drauuulim' c,,llIll. 'flu office mlm is Im. YIRGINIA DODDS 'C.lII!IYlIl'I'l'l,lll. Iblm-1-I Llulmi ljmoslvr cilulj, lllllllf' li1'UlH1llliI'S Qjlulf, Cllln' IllDI'K'lmll Clulm: fl. A, A. A., lim' lllouglnlx 11'w'r1 so full of us, ITUUIZNIQ KliI.l,EY .lff1fIwv1ffq. Nuluxo Cluln, lffuevflvr Cluln, Sociiul SL'lCIll'l' Clulv, prwi- Llcnl ,57. 'His unzliiliou will luke fum plucrmu 1 X Sf xxx as 5 wi s Z1 ' Q U55 MARGARET FlSl'lIL-XCK fT0lllYHl'l'CfllI. Some-Iary-irc-4mu'cr ,561 MIX blurry ljeullxng Ulm- Club: Buuslcr Clulv, Ccunuu'u'ial pn-siclvul 418: lypnsl llulunmun. 'lflrmllzcr lypisl in lifu lQ.'XI.Pll GAIER .'xfllff'llIllllt'. Agricullurc Clulu, F. F, lx., prcsirluul '57, ,583 Sulysvriplion UHIIIEXQUI' Ullllllillllillljl Ulla zvislws lo llc ilu: fulure Presi- tllilll. NIJXRY fXNNI2'I l'E RIGGS .'lr'u4lvmir'. blurry Dcnllfv, NUI? in Llw zxirn, mln virgiunyn. Hllypsy Rum-1 ': Urz:l1osl1'ix. Glen Qlulwg lhumuliv Qlulng CJ. A, A. .lulac cclilor 'ilmliuuiullfl lxlusic is ,zur miclfllc numr: ORA l L?'l'Rlfl.L Alflllfllllllllk .xclvievr '57, Sluclvnl limumril '37. llc !l'UlllS lu lm u furnwr MARGARli'I' Nl-DIRMIT Holm- liI'UlIfPlHl1'5. Xllflf-lYICSlflC'I1l 55: HA lxlvrry lluullxng Glw Clulug llomf: liI'UIlOIHll'S Clulm, Drunwlif: fluh: in fx. Digllillucpu

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THE FLIGHT OF THE -'38's The China Clipper tool: oll on its flight around the world in September, 1954, with passengers numbering titty-eight. Martha Chapman was pilot: Walter Moon, co-pilot, Vada Alfrey, mechanic, Francis Hummer and Marie Hiser, radio operators, Miss Morehouse and Mrs. Taylor, stewardesses. Early in the flight a great disaster occurred with the death of our stewardess, Mrs. Taylor. Her duties were then talcen over by Miss Dorothy Mason, and the lirst leg of our f light was completed without further misfortune. We toolc oft on the second part of our flight, having lost six passengers. Diclc Michael was pilotg Margaret McDirmit, co-pilot, Margaret Fishbacl-:, mechanicg Jim Coolc and lVladonna Armstrong, radio operators, Mr. Blair and Miss Morton, steward and stewardess. Vxfe landed to celebrate Vxfashingtons birthday with a convocation on ldebruary 21, alter which we resumed our journey to complete the second leg of our llight. The third part of our flight began with the loss ol six more passengers. Paul Rouse was pilotg Theodore Getz, co-pilotg John Sills, mechanicg Ora Futrell and lxflarie Hiser, radio operators, Mr. Kingsolver and Miss Nelson, steward and stewardess. NVhile on board we gave the Junior play, HA Merry Deathf' Vxfe landed to entertain the seniors on May 14 at the K. of P. Hall. Alter this we tool: to the air again for a lew days, when we arrived at our third re-fueling base. Qur last lap found two new passengers on board: Xvilliam Current and Mervin Uutcalt. Ruth Morgan was pilotg Billie Crawford, co-pilotg lVlargaret Kelley, mechanicg Melvin Diclcason and Margaret Shields, radio operators, Mr. Morgan and Miss Albertson, steward and stewardess. The beginning of the year Found the seniors trying out lor the annual stall. Some succeeded and some not. NVQ received our pictures on November 50. Vtfere we happyl Vxfe presented our play, HHis Qzarlc Cou- sin.H April 29. We began to realize that our flight was nearly over when the juniors began plans lor Junior-Senior banquet, which was held May 20. Honor Day was also on May 20, followed by baccalaureate on May QQ. Xve landed on May 25 lo listen to an excellent address delivered by Dr. William Rainey Bennett, alter which we were presented with a coupon, in the form of a diploma, as a passport into our future lille. U53