Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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Firxl Ron'-Kriib Barry, Min Berlwrll, Nila Sm' Bennett, lesxie Barrier, Billie Berry, Angel Booflwhy, Harrie! Boollvliy, Arix Brown, Doris Ann Browne, Harold Browne, Betty Byler, Billy Cook. Srroml Row-Donalil Crixaniore, Berlir' Lou Day, Erla Ely, Phyllis Fear, Berrrire Fenxrl, james Fonl, Gloria Garrvfl, George Garrison, Margaret Gerard, Margarel Gibson, Frank, Glalfli, jerry Grijilli. Tbiril Row-Gvrulrl Hawk, Illlllgflll' Helm, Bvfly Hofman, Fred Hofman, Dielz Hoover, Donalil Huffman, lone lobnson, Lewis Iobnson, Arllanr Inner, Charlet Kamfrly, lanier' Keagle, Belly Lee, Hopi' M1'Dirmil. Fonrilv Rou'-Ioan McGolrlrirlz, Tommy McKean, Bill Meredith, lunior Murphy, Marjorie Nn'a'ler, Clyde N. Neff, Franrrx Norton, Ni-Iliv Norton, Cvril Oxwalt, Norma Penrod, Iessir Rains, Mary Ranirryer, Virginia Ramseyer. Fiftlz Rou'-Dorollry Ri-H, Belly Roberts, Margaret Schwarzkopf, Billy Smilla, Belly Ron' Spaul- ding, Daniel Sl. Iobn, Emogcm' Tr'r'garJen, Iarnvx Teegardrn, Wilma Teegardrn, Lawrence Walker, Agnrx Wflaiturre, Garnett Wbitavre, Ron' Wnmlerlianni. Seventh mdea The Seventh Grade sponsors are Miss Groff, Miss Anderson and Mr. Dick. The officers are: president, Rose Wunderbaumg vice-president, Lewis Johnson: advisers, joan McGoldrick and Bill Smith, and secretary-treasurer, james Ford. Those entering after the school year began are: Harold Browne, Doris Ann Browne and Donald Crisamore. The ones that withdrew were Arthur Jones and Cecil Oswalt. Flash! ! Clyde Neff falls from his chair to the floor in the library on October 23. Flash!! Three's a crowd: Danny St. John, Rose Wunderbaum and Clyde Neff. We had a Hallowe'en party October 28. Ev- eryone came masked, and we tried to guess who was who. There was a prize for the one who was best masked. Another game was to see who could drop so many pins into a milk bottle. Also there was a time when some of the boys were going to go home because they had to have a dinner part- ner, but it was all in fun. There was a game to see who could tear the best cat out of paper be- hind his back. The party ended at nine o'cl0ck and everyone had a grand time. We had charge of convocation on April 4. -Tommy McKean men we were a coup e of Lidlo ..22...

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s. First Row-Esther Mae Bennett, Bud Cary, Betty Cline, Bobby Combs, William Cromer, jerry Cook, Margaret Davis, Norma Dennis, Vernon Fields, Paul Ford, Sherman Helm. Second Row-Maxine Huffman, Edith jeffries, Edna jones, Harry jordan, Paul Kershner, Lois King, Dirlz Knox, Paily Ledbetter, Donna Mason, Edna Mc'Cam1non, Roberl McDaniel. Third Row-Mary McDirmil, Vera Morgan, joan Murphy, Ronald Noller, Margaret Park, junior Poulson, Max Riehwine, Imogene Roberts, Mildred Rogers, Glen Schwarzleopf, joan Sehwarzkopf. Fourth Ron'-Guy Sills, Eva jean Sholty, Bobby Simmons, Vonona Smith, junior Slorer, Dick Wagner, Paul Wall, Dorolhy Weaver, Harold Weir, Richard Wentz, Marjorie Williams, Myron Whybrew. eighth The Eighth Grade began the year with an enrollment of forty-five. One student, Lavada Stotler, withdrew. Edith Jeffries, Eugene Turner, and Mabel Fear entered during the year. Miss Mason and Miss Collins were the spon- sors. The class elected the following officers: president, Ronald Nollerg vice-president, Vera Morgan, secretary-treasurer, Paul Wall, advisers, Esther Bennett and Bobby Simmons. Our convocation was given October 23. We gave a playlet entitled Tom Sawyer Conquers a Conjugation. Those in the cast were Dick Knox, Paul Wall, junior Poulson, Guy Sills, Mil- dred Rogers, Esther Bennett, Edna jones, Bobby Grazia Simmons, jerry Cook, Max Richwine, Myron Whybrew, Glen Schwarzkopf, and Paul Kershner. Other numbers presented on the program were Patty Davis in a musical reading, Margaret Ann Park and Donna Mason in a piano duet, and Vera Morgan in a saxophone solo. The boys of the eighth grade gave a ladies' style revue at the All School Convocation on Oc- tober 11. A class party was held in the Home Econom- ics laboratory and the gym on December 17. Dur- ing the evening we had a Christmas gift exchange and tasty refreshments. -Vera Morgan aughf fo fhe fune 0 a hichory dfich -21-

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