Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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Tloey 73055 the job JEL Morgan Dr. McKean Mr. Shuman Mr. Morgan, the wiry, little man who goes about school with a thoughtful look, is a highly respected member of the school board. It is he who guides students safely through their high school courses, giving special help and guidance to us seniors who need it most. If some junior or senior is not likely to graduate with his class, Mr. Morgan does all he can to assist him. That assistance is greatly appreciated. All in all, We think he is a very efficient superintendent, and we don't know what M.H.S. would do without him. t He has studied at Central Normal College, State Mr' Freeman Mr' Cummins Teachers' College, University of Michigan, and University of Chicago. He has an A.B. and an A.M. degree. On the Board with Mr. Morgan are four efficient co-workers, who are sincere in their efforts to make M.H.S. one of the best schools in Indiana. This year they voted to put new hot water heaters in the shower rooms so that hot water is now available for showers without a Ere in the furnace. Russel N. Freeman, serving his third year on the board, is president. Dr. Gorman McKean is secretary and is faithfully carrying out his second year. Hugh Shuman, treasurer, has given seven years of service to the Board. William Cummins, township trustee, takes care of the rural students and bus problems. The Board certainly has the good will of the entire school. We Wrote On Our Slates . . . ' THEY MADE Us STAND IN THE CORNER ' WE PASSED THROUGH THE VARIOUS CLASSES ' WHEN LESSONS ARE DONE ' WE TOOK TIME OUT TO PLAY -6-

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'U l l f '-'TL-A-1 fir vis S 9 QPPLE Li For The JCQZQLNXTCR-. ff I.ILI.Il, AI.BI.R'I'SON DoRo'rHv M.xsoN ON NXVIISON Hakoln Dick ERNIA Hukuil JEANIQTTE Guoi-'1-' Dfxvli CRAIG JANICIE NIQISON Mixiwiu Siiaimimx Acolum CANTWLII BoN!T.x COI.I.INS KATE MORTON LILLIE ALBERTSON, A.B.g A.M. Received her education at I. U., Indiana State Teachers', and Purdue. Teaches English and Public Speaking. Co-sponsors seniors with H. G. Morgan, the RaVon Dramatic Club with J. N. She is the audit and control board of the Annual Staff. Also directs make-up work for dramatic productions. Plays principal while Pop is out with a class. The Dramatic Club would like to know, L. A., just what you were doing under the desk during the initiation? My, my, that isn't any place for a lady to be .... DOROTHY MASON, A.B. Struggled for her degree at Ball State Teachers' and Huntington College. Teaches English. She, with A. B. Collins, heads the seventh grade. Directs the Jr. Dramatic Club. Directed The Round-Up of Minniev. In charge of the school library with several assistants working for her. Her heart is in Fort Wayne, but we have what is left, we hope .... KATHLEEN ANDERSON, A.B. In- creased her knowledge of drawin' and Rembrandt at Ball State Teachers', U. of Colorado and Columbia U. Teaches Art to young folks and still younger folks. Co-sponsors Eighth Grade with J. Groff and H. Dick. Sponsors the Jr. and Sr. Art Clubs. Supervises the poster making and scenery building for all school produc- tions. Kathleen is a most amazing person, as she can teach Latin and Home Ec. also. Attributes her amazing vitality and energy to her daily cup of tea. Tell us, K. A., why some wise man has not taken you away from us long before this? . . . MARION WILSON, A.B., A.M. Got his degrees to the tune of the hickory stick at Ball State Teachersf Principal. Teaches World History, U. S. History, and Industrial Arts. Co-sponsors juniors with Janice Nelson, also sponsors Social Science Club. Is a member of the Athletic Board. Secs that prospective track stars take a few turns around the field on nice cold days. Gives us our passes and excuses when we flash that old line about our grandmother's funeral going to be tomorrow. He can be the most argu- rnentative person in school when you get him started on politics in one of his widely famed history classes. -7-