Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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YOUTH ik X2 and THEY WROTE THE BOOK In November the Annual subscription drive was launched with a quota of 250. The subscription drive was won by the blue side. Bill Fisher sold the most copies. The staff was chosen in January and began work immediately. It was a relief to begin writing the book as we doubted about having one this year. The staff is as follows: Editor-in-Chief, Mary Chrismerg Literary Editor, Elizabeth Neff: Senior Editor, Joan Wilsong Activities Editors, Mary Jo Buckley and Betty Schmidt, Athletic Editor, Gean Walker: Calendar Editor, Anna Rose Gibsong Art Editor, Meredyth Anderson, Class Poet, Elizabeth Hawkg Snapshot Editor, Evan McDirmitg Joke Editor, Lavetha Townsg Business Man- ager, Richard Daily, Subscription Managers, Opal Parnell and Thannamae Fordg Advertising Managers, Bud Greer and Gordon Keslerg Typists, Glendora Clark, Anne Marie Landis, and Margaret Turner. The sponsor is Miss Albertson and the business head is Mr. Wilson.

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INIIIANIAN PIQISLISHEIJ HY THE SI-QNIOR CLASS OF I9-Il XIONTPELIER HIGH SCHOOL, NIONTPIiLIIiR, IND.

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ITS HERITAGE -. st idents in high sclicol today apprecicte mcre than even before our privilege of living in a dmocracy. We realize that our boys in the armed forces have pledged thir all in order to preserve this democratic way of life. Therefore, to them, in token of our appre- ciation for their sacrifice, we, the Class of '42, are proud to dedicate this book. YOUTH IN A DEMOCRACY AT WORK if AT PLAY