Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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SOCIAL CLUBS FRIENDSHIP CLUB SUNSHINE CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council elected as its ollicers: Melvin Diclcason, president, and lxflarcile Coolc, secretary. rl-he purposes of the Student Council are to give the students a voice in school government hy relieving the school olvlvicials ol' some el the student prohlems, and to give the students some experience in active citizenship. rl-he Student Council initiated Courtesy Xveelc with principles such as: hetter care of school property, hoys removing their hats in the house, and hetter tralqllic regulations in the halls. Nr. Dicl: is the sponsor. CLUB ROLL llc-len Berry, Grace Byerly. hlarcile Coolc. Don Coons, Nlelvin Dickason, lxlr. Diclz, Diclq llen- clerson, lfllcn Jones, Pretty Kane, ,lunior Kershner, Ruth lxlorgan, Elizabeth Ann Nell, Rohert Part, Norma Sliarlle, Margaret Shields, Verlc Speece, Bill Xyall, and Max Xvilson. STUDENT AFFAIRS The memhers ol? the Student Alfairs Committee are Miss Nelson and Marie Hiser, in charge ol' linancesg Nlr. Cantwell and Franldin Retz, calen- darg lxfliss txflorton and Rohert Parnell, point systemg and Mr. Dicl: and Grace Byerly, in charge of senior and junior councils, respectively. The purpose ol, this organization is to aid in discharging the administrative duties of the school. During the year the committee audited the hoolcs, ar- ranged the calendar for convocations and chapel, and regulated cluh activities. CLUB ROLL Grace Uyerly, lxlr. Cantwell, hir. Diclc, hlarie lliser, lxliss lvlorten, Ntiss Nelson, Robert Parnell, and Franklin Retz. ATHLETIC BOARD The Athletic Board elected lxfliss Xvallcer, chairman. The purposes of the Athletic Board are to further athletics, maintain teams and competition, and to consider problems ot the school. The coach, girls, physical education teacher, superintendent of schools, principal and one hey and girl elected from the Junior and Senior class hy the school are memhers of this hoard. CLUB ROLL Grace ltyerly, Nlr. Craig, hir. hlorgan, Rohert Parnell, htiss Xvallier, and hir. Xvilsun. i231

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COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Cluh elected Margaret Fishhaclc, president, Rohert Parnell, vice-presidentg and Melvin Diclcason, secretary-treasurer, Miss Mor- ton was the sponsor. rl he purposes ol the cluh are to develop initiative on the part ot the memhers and to have a well planned, interesting program with all ot the memhers talcing part. Some interesting programs were the Hallo- NVC,6Y1 patty, Clll'lStIT1ElS SHCI XIE1l6flUl'IC CXClIElDgCS, XVClCOI'Hil'lg olq HCNV IDCITI' hers, and a moclc auction. Members who withdrew during the year were ClaFGI'lffG I3lLIIllCCI'1lJalCCI', Beulah CE1I'Gy, Xvilma Alb6ftSOH, Elflfl Jane CTHXV. CLUB ROLL Estella Allrey, Marlonna Armstrong, Bonnie Burnworlh, llillie Crawford, .leanne Dcpoy. Nalrohn Dexvees .lim Cook, Melvin Diclqason, Virginia Dodds, Anna lxlarie lfaston, Margaret Fishhaclc, Betty Garrison, Julia llerrin, Erma Hurdle, Ruth Hawlz, Murray lnman, Betty Kane, Daniel lvlarlcley, Glen Morgan. Dirt: lxliehael Clara Outcall. lfredericla Parnell, Robert Parnell, l reicla Rains, Xvilliam Racer, ltranlqlin ltetz, l.ouise Sehwarzl:opf, Alvin Schmidt, John Sills, Roy Smith, and Vvlarren Smelser. SUNSHINE CLUB The Sunshine Cluh elected Martha Cochran, presidentg Delight Garrett, vice-president, Lorada Banter, secretary-treasurerg and Jeanne Holcrott, song leader. Miss Mason was sponsor. lhe purpose of the cluh is to estahlish a more friendly relationship lnetween all the girls in the school and to study prohlems girls might have. The cluh studied occupations of interest to girls. l-hey helped to create the Christmas spirit lay singing carols ahout the town. I he girls Went to lndianapolis in the spring and visited points of interest. CLUB ROLL Loracla Banter, Betty Barr, Madge Berrier, Inez Beelcs, Edna Carr, Emily Clark, Martha Cochran. llelen Coleman, Wilma Cunningham, Valda Dennings, Milclrecl Dugan, l.ois Evans, Ruth Evers, Ruth l:lalter, Delight Garrett, .leanne Goode, .lean Griffith, Marie lliser, ,leanne llolcrolt, Yvanda Hudson. Evelyn lctes, Virginia Kelley Kathleen Kennedy, Naomi Kershner, Delores Marshall, llelen lvlorgan, Rose Norton, Dorothy Schmidt, Louise Schmidt, Ruth Schmidt, .lanife Shroyer, Dorothy Slenlz, Gladys Staltord, Violet Stallord, Alberta Sutton, Ruby Speece, Betty .lo VlillOH'IlJLll'g, Mary Nventz, and Zerellda Nvhyhrew. FRIENDSHIP CLUB The Friendship Cluh elected the following officers: Betty Ellis, presi- dentg Joan Xvilson, vice-president: Gene Vxfallcer. secretary-treasurer. lliliza- lveth Ann Nell, song leaderg ancl Helen Louise Riggs, yell leader. Miss Groff was tlwe new sponsor. The aims ol this cluh are: to create a spirit ot friendli- ness among the girls in the student hody: to develop poise and sell-confidence through participating in an active programg and to develop an appreciation ot the finer things in lite. rlhe Friendship girls united with the Sunshine and Home Economics Cluhs lor their Christmas exchange, party, and caroling. CLUB ROLL l.illian Banter, Nona lierlwell, Ruth Ann Berry, Xvanrlave Bricker, Mildred Cale, Gladys Cavan- augh, Evelyn Coleman, Marcine Egly. Betty lfllis Nina Ruth Ellison hlargaret Francis, Margaret Fish- er, Velma Freeman, Esther Gerard, lilizaheth llawlz, Delores Johnson. lxlilrlrecl Johnson, lfloise Jordan. Mriry J. lxlarion, Ruth lxlatson, Betty lxlirthael, .lanice Morris, Elizabeth Neff, Opal Norton, .lune Parnell, lxlary N. Pugh, llelen l.. Riggs, Geneva Risinger, l.eona Risinger, Billie Rislz, Norma Shazlle, Ellen Thorpe, .lean Toms, lhlargaret Turner, Gathel Xvallaer, Gene Xvallzer, Ruth Xveaver, .loan Wilson, Dorothy Yates, and Nvilladine Herr. 6251