Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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NATURE CLUB Tlie Nature Club electecl Davicl Bowman, presiclentg Robert Parlc, vice- presiclentg Diclc Henclerson, treasurer, ancl Sam Xvunolerbaum, secretary. Tlie syonsor was lxflr. Diclc. It is llae nur ose of tliis club to ac uaint 'unior l 1 P CI I bigli scliool boys witli tlie ways in wliicli club meetings slioulcl be concluctecl ancl to stucly nature ancl its relationsliip to man. Near tbe close ol tlae lirst semester, tbe club concluctecl a pest contest. Allie club sponsored a bird- liouse ro'ect in the earl ' s rin . P I 3 P Q CLUB ROLL Neil Llverrier, Davicl Bowman, Billie Clianey, .lolin Clark, Roger Clements, Billy Coolq, Davicl Coelc, Neil Garrlner, Xvilliarn llawk, Dicl: llemlerson, lilclon lclies, Kennetli lclges, Clifton Jarrel, llerscliel Kerslmer, .lames lxlarion, lticliarnl McDaniel, llarolrl lxlcljiiinit, .lames Poulson, Kennelli Rains. I J Junior lxains, Von Elbert Ruins, Junior Roberts, Rex lxoberts, Kennelli Selimitlt, Leo Sclimitlt, Milan Sills, Sam Vylunclerbaum. AGRICULTURE CLUB Tlie ollicers ot tlie Agriculture Club were Ralpb Gaier, president, rlolin Cromer, vice-presiclentg ancl rlosepli Reicly, secretary-treasurer. lVlr. Cantwell was sponsor. llle purpose ol' tbe club is to promote more interest in agricul- ture among tlie new members ol tbe lsresbman Class ancl to extencl tliis interest to Junior l'ligl1 boys wbo are 4t-I club members or prospective Voca- tional Agriculture stuclents. During tbe year tlle club toolc part in Clemon- strations on various pbases ol agriculture ancl belcl cliscussions on up-to-clate topics allecting larmers, sucb as: on liybricl seecl corn ancl leecling beef calves. CLUB ROLL Eugene Anrlerson, Dicl: Beclwell, Llarolcl Uetlwell, llerman lleelcs, Xxlayno lterrier, Reims-tl: BfilIlLlCIllJlll'g, lf1QlXYiIl BIUXVII, lii1ylTlOIlll CllCHONX'CLll, lll!IlJCIt K:lilmIl1C, .ll1l'll0l' Clllllk IJOH QZUODS, rlullll CIOIIICF, l:I'K!flCl'iLTli ClIllDK!flSUIl, l'l0XXCtfll CLlIllllIlQllilHl, Cl1ilfll!S CLIIlDiHgl1iIm, KClI.ll LUUXYIIIIOLIT, ,IUIIICS ElllSllXVlllCI', Xvarren Ernsliwiller, Cary Gaier, Rulpli Uaier, .lames Jolinson, ljruncis Love, .lolm lxlc- Cainiuon, lxlurl lXll'LlilIHIllOIl, Merle Norton, Urbune Parltei, Carl lteetl, ,losepli Reitly, Joe Rogers, Gale Spillllillllg, Ljilylljfll. Sllilllllllllg, Dee PLOXYIIS, Liilfl VLUXYIIS, LEUIJ Ylxthllll., CllilflCa Xxflillliilf, llilfUlK,l Xx!0OlLllil. F. F. A. rlqlie Future Farmers ol' America is a national organization ol' boys stuclying Vocational Agriculture. Tlie Club electecl Ralpli Gaier, presiclentg Herbert Clamme, vice-presiclent: Cbarles Xvallcer, secretary, Carl Reecl, treasurerg ancl Harolcl Vxfoolarcl, reporter. Mr. Cantwell was aclviser. Ylilie purposes ol? tlwe F. F. A. are to clevelop competent, aggressive, rural ancl agricultural leaclersbipg to encourage cooperative ellort among stuclents ol' vocational Agriculture, ancl to aclvance tbe, cause ol' vocational eclucation in agriculture. Tlie club now lias twenty-one members: til teen Future Farm- ers ancl six Green Hancls, wlio will receive Future Farmer Degree next year. Allie F. F. A. sponsorecl a Vocational lioys, Corn Huslcing Contest in Oc- tober, testecl seecl corn, gave a tatber-ancl-son banquet, belpecl witb exliibits at tlie Farmers, lnstitute in February, ancl lielcl tbe annual egg sliow in May. CLUB ROLL Future Fnrrners: lfclwin Bit Jxx' ii, llerbert Clurnme, .lolin Cromer, Keitli Uownliour, Ralpli Gaier, bluff MlTCGmIHOH, UTlJilHC PHILCF, Cilfl Relltl, .loe Rlfifly, Joe IQUQCFS, Pillll Rouse, YFllLlfITltl1'1 SPGLIICUHQ, Eilfl VFOXYIIS, CllHflCS XXlLllliCI', Uilil lrlilftllil XXI00lmlIll. Greeu Hamls: Junior Cline, Don Coons, James limsliwiller, Xvarren Emsliwiller, Francis Love, anal Gaylord Spaulding. t29l

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THE GYPSY ROVER The oneretta, The Gypsy Roverf, was presented, Novemher 17, hy the high school glee cluhs, under the direction ot Miss Grotll. Eileen Green and Denzil Storer as Meg and Marlo, foster parents ol' Roh-.lesse Hammond-love him much. Verle Speece as Sinlwo wishes to give Zara-Fannie Xvunderlpaum-a piece ot his mind. Paul Rouse as Lord Craven opposes the marriage ol Roh and Lady Constance-dhflary An- L nette Riggs--daughter ol Sir George Wlartendale-Harold Xvoolard. Die ' Evers as Sir Toloy Lyon escorts Ruth lVlorgan as Nina, causing Captain .lerome-'ltflax Xvilson-to plan to drown himsell in the lllowing howl. Den- ton Reelv as l-acl:ey, the hutler. has the pleasure ot introducing Sir nl-ohy Lyon to Sir Francis hlccorlile-Glen lVlorgan. BAND The purpose ol the hand this year is to develop an interest in instrumen- tal music. rl he hand gave hand concerts uptown during the summer. they marched in the school parades at the Decatur, ldlullton, llartlord City, and lxflontpelier lall lestivals.. rlhey played at pep sessions and home hasliet hall games, and paraded to lorm letters representing the visiting and home school at these games, a new practice this year. Betty Sills acted as drum major. ROLL .lohn Clarlq, hlarion Davis, Dicle llenderson, Ruth Morgan, ltolbert Part, Russel Pugh, Robert Shadle, .lohn gills. trumpets: Xvilliam Current, llelen Davis. Betty Parlc. lsranlqlin ltetz, Betty Sills, tf0I'l'1lJOI'lC5Z lxltlllt'01l Clitttl ilnil lqOllitI'lCl Sllillllv, llitfttUIN'SI llitXYli itllil SHUI XXlllHfll't'lJitLllll, tlflllllil Xlt'lIl1it l:YK'l'IThtl1, c1ttllll'l Xxlitllilff, Gene Xxlitllvff, .l1'ilItItC Xxlilittly, blitX xxlllbfllt, Fittllly Xxllllllliffljitltlll. rlarinets: Grace llverl' and Ellen Thorpe, saxaphonesg llxxi-'ht Garrett and Melvin llictason, laassg and N Q , 31 X D Laroline Lurrent and Lecil Schwarzlropl, meltophones. ORCHESTRA The purpose ol' the orchestra is to give students hoth individual and group training in playing instruments. lhe orchestra played hetween acts at the Junior play, operetta, Christmas program, Senior play, and three one- act plays. rl hey played at the music convocation, American Education Xveelc program. and ldarmers' lnstitute. they played at the ljbanquo luligh School C'OITll'TlCl'lf'CIUCDt. and illSO at Olll' ONVD lJUCCi1laLll'CiltQC Elftll COTl'1I'HCl'lCC' ment exercises lor the lirst time. . . i 1 . - The orchestra entered the District Qontest ol the lndiana Association ol Qrchestra this year. First Roux llilly Chaney, Denton Rell, flaylorrl Spaulding. Delight Garrett, lxlary .lean Love, Bonnie ljmuctmaster, llr-len l.ouise Riggs. Esther Gerard. hlary Chrismer, Elizaheth Ann Nell, violins. Secoml Roar: Ruth Ann Berry. l.averne tim-, Ruth Ann lhlartin, violins: Ellen Thorpe, Grace l5yCl'ly, tlLlI'll0l FflXf7Pll0DC5Q GCD? xxlilllliff, .lC'itnnC NX'VCZll'ly, Fannie xx'll1ntlCl'lJilllnl, bjtilx Wfilson, Velma Freeman. flathel Xvallaer, clarinets: lfdna Carr, lona Bell, l.avetha Towns, violins: .loan Nvilson Norma Sharlle, lxlary Annette Riggs, llelen Berry, assistant pianistsg Franklin ltelz, William Current, Betty Part. llelen llavis, lletty Sills. tromhones: Carolyn Current. lzaritoneg Mildred Morgan, pianist: lxlildrecl Clarlq. lmaritont-: Dwight Garrett, hassg .lohn gills, Rolaert Parlc, lhlarion Davis, Murray lnman. Rohert Sharlle, Russel Pugh, trumpetsg Bill tlawt anrl Sam Xvnnrlerhaum, drums. t5lJ