Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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ow gm Only students not enrolled in any club are eligible for membership in the Library Club. This group meets cn regular club days with Mr. Craig, its sponsor. There are no officers. The only activ- ity of the club is presumed to be study, but evidence to the contrary such as comic books and pulp magazines is sometimes noticeable. The pictures above the boolcshelves are, from left to right: Sir Galahad , The Cleaners , ana Spring The five trophies shown represent, from left to right: the 4-Team Tourney, l938-39: the Tri- County League Softball Champs, l943-447 Winner of 4-Team Tourney, i942-43, Tri-County League Softball Champs, i942-43, Second Team Tourney Winner, l93B-39. An additional trophy, that for the Four4Team 'Tourney of 1943-44, has been added since the pic- ture was taken. my gm The girls glee clubs have been very active this year. They have sung at the Chapel programs, o ristmas program, and Farmers Institute. In class the girls have been singing some sacred num- bers such as the Christmas carols, Alleluia , and Fairest Lord Iesusf' They have also been work- ing on some peppy, two and three part songs such as The Band, Come to the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear . on Those in the picture are: l'ir:rt rfvwz 11 zrfg :rwt C-Effilld, Fritz: 11 Bild: Ll it tit., Irencg Bi nr. 'ziol Howard, Fxiiricos Lfmohy, Kathryn White, TVTLIClOIHl I ltirifxi, Pzity H1 ,ri, M-:ry line Grpivi lQ31fz1i'x . SV' i'r' i ' 'iii H'1'.-sk, Ajrxfi ' Evffvrz i.'l:::.:itt, Bitty 1. ..-, Kellie Nai,r'o:g, Billie Berry, Miriin Maish, Pat Pugh, T, 'rig :1 A 'F-i y Hts: Q '.'f'1:te, Rcberii K1I'::.ae:, fine: lfftrzcsi, Third T C'::'.:t.:: Air. .e t ' To airden, flirty :z . -i'::'.'er, Lozs Hscver, lpzriuettz Towns, lean Barr, lune Bzrr, A'1Gr': 7. f.ft: : IIE? '..-2521.121 IQ111 arrr' -r, fear T .lY1 Bef'y f!IcCi:zx.mo:i lrtioqehe Helm, Audrea Campbell, Alice fufiy Rxmirs Sljrzz Gizr-iii, Mizry 'L Airy, Enxci T . eri, Avis Anthony, Hope Mcllirmit, Margaret Park, Es'li-7 Ef:i..e'z, Rib, :rg Yffirziufi, 'c', :' lfizrfti r f 1.7, B' xrier, Gertrijrjr P: T oziii Smith, Mxry El r. Bfefky, Mary lurw Kessler, Ruth Ernsliwiller, Marjorie Fields, lfzrjzxf 111-11 Bitton, T-J,r ,: l' xinw Htittzt. . M: 11 xr, loin Schwwzlcopf, :nd ixmce Keagle. 29

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' 97ZofzaLe46 This year the Iunior Dramatic Club is trying to prepare tor Trge Job which 1.-all tall into ilzeii hands next year, the iob ot tillinq in the vacancies created in tie Bixvon C2215 DY qiadiiqxtiny it ot taking over the morale buildina wnicz tliat club began this year. The olticers are: president, Bob Srnitgy vice-president, Betty lVTLI,,'1 iiriioiiy sei:7afi.:iy, lcyc-f Mai' aan: treasurer, Bob Lillie: reporter, lack Bursorip sponsor Miss lrzxrescrp. ROLL Lvef Birrivi, li--:iw Bwriiiwtf, P1111 t'-'ri i, li :i:.. .. fit: 'Qi-t 3' :., lr P2 l' it. t 'Qi ii .- i it ::.: Ford, Billif Hiwl-1, Atqut-:Q t'lfic'.'ffI, t ,' l'iii'::, lt E' ..1' l hit M 111: ' ful 'tim' ' .. mix. :zz 1 'l tf 1.- Rufh Ann Qii vn ltivkit- Pviiff, K'zi:it i filiiiiiifri fha. f1i:i.in rzf, 1 . th, into i fviiflitfl ggzmw The Commercial Club is tor commercial students. This club plays qames which employ skills in typinq and shorthand. By these qanies the members increase their speed in taking dictation and their speed and accuracy in typinq. So far this year they have had speeches qiveri by club meiigbers on the subject ot airlines, in addition to the Games on the typewriter. They held a Christnias excnanqe, December 3. By acauirinq greater perfection in commercial work these students will be better prepared to till positions as stenoqraphers and secretaries. They rriay even There is need in the Armed Forces tor people who can work. work in government ottices. type, take dictation, and do other office The officers ot the club are as follows: president Mary Tune Kesslery vice-president, time Barr- secretary-treasurer, Lois Hoover, sponsor, Miss Morton. ROLL Avis An'hfriy in Bur, ,nie E 111, Mi IQ., :. 1:.i E- A Kessler Og Il M :l.c:1, lo 1'1 ffizrg by if-.., M : iw ' 'he :vt-: Biffx 11'1 'W1r.!z 'ind .'.'i. Zi. iyi r Rm if--H if H f

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ln spite of the shortage of materials the senicrs managed to publish on annual. We were very successful in our annual drive, We were divided into three teams: the Air Corps, Marines, and WAVES. The Marines and Air Corps both consisted of girls, while the WAVES were the boys. We raised part of our funds from a scrap drive. The literary staff includes the editorein-chief, Margarette Hudsong literary editor, Nadine Cfetzg senior editor, Ruth Emshwillerg snapshot editor, Keith Fulton and Keith Diclcasony class poet, loan Murphyg joke editor, Mary Marineg calendar editor, Clara Hawk: athletic editor, Eugene Gerard: activities editor Cclubsl, Betty Groveg activities editor Cmusic and dramaticsl, lunuetta Townsg art editors, Roberta Kilander and Lois Hoover: typists, Mary Ellen Beetley, Alice May Rogers, and Ioan Murphy. Miss Albertson is our literary adviser, and Miss Walter, our art adviser. Those on the business staff are: Paul Wilson, business nianagery Mary lune Kessler and Beatrice Weaver, subscription managers: Fred Smith and Rolland Shadle, advertising managers. Mr. Wil, fnunczl ln addition to the projects that have been done by former Student Councils, such as locker in' spection, pep sessions, decorating the auditorium for the four-team tourney, and selling schedule pen- cils, the Council has also sponsored two other proiects this year. Through efforts of the Student Councils in the past few years a motion picture machine has been secured. Under the direction of the Student Council this year, a benefit picture was sponsored. The proceeds from this, in addition to a gift from the treasury of the Student Council, made it possible to finish paying for the motion picture machine and to provide for a free movie to be shown once each month. In order to help the service men keep in touch with the school the Student Council published a school news digest to be sent to each service man who had formerly attended school at Montpelier. Seated: Marjorie Fields, Betty Racer, Carol Howard, Frances Anderson, Patsy Schuller. Standing: Homer Bell, Avis Anthony, Don Ely, Bob Lillie, Bud Cary, Iunior Storer, Tom McKean, Ralph Martin, Betty Cline, Bob Wagner. son is our business adviser. so