Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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TRACK Although we won only two out of the six meets, we had a good track team. We placed second in the Koko- mo relays in division B and tied with Gas City for second place in the Sectional. The Relay team was composed of Robert Clements, Charles Cunningham, Marion Davis, Dick Evers, Max Kegerreis, Eldon Moyer, Franklin Retz, jim Sholty, Paul Slentz, A junior Smith, and Denzil i Storer. 1 Of our several good track men the three most outstanding were Robert Clements, lfldon Moyer, Franklin Retl. Robert l set new records in high hurdles at the Muncie Sectional, Kokomo relays. and lfairinount relays. At the Muncie Sectional he was high point man in this event. lfldon Moyer set a new record for the mile at the Muncie Sec- tional. Franklin Retv specialized in running the 440. He captured many first places in the track events in which we participated. l'irst row: Robert Clements, high and low hurdles, Denvil Storer, hundred and twovtwen- ty yard dash, Paul Slentv, mile, Roy Smith, two-twenty and hundred yard dash, Dick livers, high and low hurdles, Second row: Ciharles Cunning- h.iin, half mile and two-twenty low hurdles, lildon Moyer, mile ind two-twenty yard dash, Dick lleuderson, student manager, Dee Towns, pole vault and two- iiventy, Max liegerreis, hundred and four-forty yard dash, Sam Wiiiiderbauin, mile. 'l'hirtI row: Warren Smelser, half-mile, lfugene Anderson, mile, Cierald NVilheins, eight- cighiy yard dash, Marion W'il- son, coach, Marion Davis, high and broad jump, Franklin Retl, fourffiirty and twofiwenty yard dash, lioh Shadle, high jump. SOFTBALL Ifirst row: Dick Henderson, student manager: ,lim Poulson. xhort field. Second row: Neil Berrier. catcher and centerfield, Bill Vvall, catcher and short stop, lfugene Barrett, left field, Von lflbert Rains, sccond base, lfu- ' gene Outcalt, third base: Bob Park, center-Held. Third row: iHarold johnson, left field: Don Coons, right field: Holton Ford, short stop, Daniel Markley, pitcher and First base, Sam XY'underbauni, short stop, David Bowman, pitcher and right field: rllll Hawk, First base, -lunior Smith, short field. SOFT BALL SCORES They XY'e They XVe Roll 1 9 Chester Center W W 4 S ,lackson W 7 8 Jackson WW W ,,,, A W W W 2 4 Chester Center 6 22 Roll W W W 3 6 Liberty Center W 16 3 AlbanvW W W W WWW W 4 3 Roll 8 9 Liberty Center W W W 3 0 Albany W 1 1 6

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COLTS The .Iunior High has won eight of their fifteen hard-fought games. The players are selected from the seventh and eighth grade boys. Although some are small, they are fast and hard to beat and will make good ma- terial for the future Pacers. Roll Warren Van Buren Roll Hartford City Chester Center ,Iackson Warren , COLTS' They ,I4 21 L 9 13 15 8 24 23 l BASKETBALL SCORES AND SCHEDULES We 20 Van Buren ,, L 10 Hartford City , 13 Chester Center 17 Portland ,W ,, 19 Roll , ,M 18 Portland nw, 19 Pennville 7, 14 ....24... First row: junior Storer, Bobby Simmons, jim Phil- lips, Robert Buckley, Bud- dy Cary, Donald Reif, Billy Dillon. Second row: Homer Bell, Paul Wall, Rolland Shadle, Junior Poulson. Third row: Dean Herr, Charles Lamott, Fred Smith. i i PONTES First row: Roger Cle- ments, jim Poulson, Ray- mond jackson. Second row: Harold Bed- well, Holton Ford. Charles Reff, Dick Bedwell. Third row: Neil Ber- rier, Joe Richwine, Max Hawk, Sam Wunderbaum, Junior Rains, Ray Bell. The Ponies have been going storng this year. They are fast and quick to break. Some of the boys will replace those on the first team who graduate this year. Thu' Wk , L18 17 L ,-l5 13 L ,I3 22 10 3 , 8 18 HW, 24 21 ,N 18 ll

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IRLS9 PHYSICAL EDUCATION The girls' physical education classes in the winter months learn to build pyramids, play basketball and other or- ganized games, and do ealisthenic exercises. In the fall and spring the program includes hiking, track events, for- mation marching, softball, ability tests, and other outdoor activities. I-'irst row: Ruth Ann Martin, Ciaynel Inman, Patty Cary. Betty Michael, Mary l-Iva Gib- Meredyth Anderson. Margaret Ann lfrancis, Ruth Sholty, Billie Risk, Mildred Morgan, lithelyn lflatter, -Iune Parnell, Betty Weaver, lilendora Clark. Third row: XY'ilma Dean Crockett. lflma Schwarvkopf, Mary Marion, lan-lene lfast, Marjorie Nelson. Annabel Ciar- rison, Dorothy' Kelley, Ruth Ann Berry, Mary Alice XY'oods, Betty Schmidt. l'ourth row: lzllen hlones, Martha Royal, Nina Iillison. Aloanne llolcroft, llelen Berry, Martha Penrod, llelen Reed, Anna Marie lfaston, Betty Den- lull. ATHJUETJI CLUB W'ayne lierrier, ,Ierry Ciook, Ciuy Sills, ,lunior Poulson, Max Rich- wiiie, Ronald Noller. .lunior Storer, ,lack Smith, .lack Cook, Uavc Cook, Paul Vfall, liugene Lowery, Sherman llelm. lhird row: liillx' lhllon, ,lim Cierard, Cieeil Schmidt, -lack Norton, llarry Roberts, Vernon liields, Richard XVCIHY. lfourth row: Dean llerr, My- ron Wlivbrew. Neil Barrier, 1 Richard Weaver, Charles l.a- l mott, llill Smith, Cliarles Mor- l rical, .Iames C'risamore, Rolland Shadle. The Athletic Club was known as the Nature Club last year. The aims of the club are to interest boys in all kinds of athletics, to encourage clean living and proper train- ing, and to foster sportsmanship and school spirit. At the meetings all kinds of contests are enjoyed. Most meetings are held in Room li, while some of them are held in the gym or on the athletic Held. Oflieers chosen are as follows: David Cook, presidentg Roger Clements, secretary-treasurer. Club sponsors are llavid Craig and Harold Dick. son, Delores johnson, Iona Rell, Second row: l,eona Risinger. liirst row: Bobby Combs, Remieth Downing, Dielt Knox, Second row: -limmie l'ownall, Roger Clements. Reilh liulton, klohnson, llarold lilack, liugene