Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

Page 26 text:

X , 41 'J 'S ef wwf ties of the hiqh scool They attend convocations arid school plays quire about the clubs they used to be in and if they are at school on they visit the clubs to which they used to belong Sometimes asked to appear in club programs We are qlad that they still show our activities S it They in club day they are mterest in QS' When Ianie and Iohhnie come home, they like to know about the activi-

Page 25 text:

Ruth Anderson, Mary Alice Blanche Butts, Iames Cale, Bob Garrxson Dwxght Helm lack Hummer Ellza lsenhart Wxlllam Krebs Irmmy Lrechty MUTQGIEY Love Charles Martm Lyrrl Marron Claradme Morrrs Bobby Pence Harrlet Reasoner Eleanor Rogers Roberta Edith Spauldmg Shlrley Trump Dons Whltacre Donnre ellen, QPGCJQ Bee-ks, Lawrence Beymer, Russell Brown, Patty Buckley. Raymond Dearduff, Peggy Ely, Billy Everhart. Marrlyn Hoover Elizabeth How ard Dora Mae Huffman Chnstme Love Imogene Needler Ru sell Phyllis Schoolman Patty Sheve White Davrd Wrlson Mary Sue Wrxqht On September 7 thlrty seven eager seventh graders srgned the1r alert papers and 1m med1ately started on the1r mrsslon Each on of us knew the ObJ9Cl1V9 well and knew he must work to ga1n promotron Tw1ce we landed to take on addmonal crew members one to prck up Lyr11Mar1onfrom Parkersburg, West V1rg1n1a and once to permtt Sh1rley Trump from Monroe, lndxana to Jo1n us Harr1et Reasoner was chosen p1lot tpresldentl hm L1echty co prlot fV1C9 presrdentl Marr lyn Hoover, navrgator fsecretary treasurerl Charles Mart1n hrst fhght captam fboy advlserl Claredene Morns second fhght captarn fg1rl advlserl and Patty Io Shreve and Charles Mart1n gunners fyell leadersl Three and MISS McVay were detalled for a Ground In October we flew 1n revrew fappeared on could stay on our course Then 1n our Ianuary faculty members MISS Walter M1ss Sutton, Crew fSponsorsl convocahon program? and proved that we convocatlon we showed our squadron that we were well qualrtred to keep our pos1t1on 1n our formahon We presented Ferdmand the Bull In November and Ianuary we landed to get some relaxatlon All members emoyed themselves very much and felt that our part1es helped to keep up morale We are expechng some casualtles lwlthdrawalsl before we fmrsh our fhght but 1n May most of us w1ll be decorated After that we shall have f1ve more m1ss1ons to complete In all of these we expect to make our staff and fellow arrrnen proud of us Harr1et Reasoner 1 1 4 ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t Q , , . 1 1 , r 1 1 - 1 , . 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 . . 1 . 11 1 fr . , . I

Page 27 text:

.galuolenf Counci .szwlenf .fdffaird at-WV 1 ?- The Student Council is sponsored by Mr. Wilson. The officers are president, Ronald Nollerg vice-president, Paul Fordy secretary-treasure er, Vonona Smith. Some of the projects undertaken have been the sale of schedule pencils, locker inspec- tion, selecting yell leaders, planning pep sessions and forums in home room, and traffic in the halls. HOLL Helen Cline, Paul Ford, Mary lane Grove, Betty lones, Ralph Martin, Betty McCazn:non, Clyde T-Jeff Herald Noller, Har- riet Reasoner, Jesse Rogers, Merle Rogers, Vonona Srz.i:h, Keith Wible, and Donnie Smith. The Student Affairs Committee supervises extra-curricular activities, school parties, and the election of class officers. lt also prepares the school calendar and audits the books. Two of its members are in Student Council. The officers were president, Mr. McBride and secretary, Vera Morgan. After Mr. McBride's resignation, Mrs. Buchanan was elected to take his place. ROLL Miss Nelson, Miss Morton, Vera Morgan, Torn McKean, Mr. Craig, Betty Lee and Ralph Mfirtin F