Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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Class will ,47 We, the Senior Class of 1947, do hereby bequeath our worthless possessions as fol- lows: lNo exchange or refundb. Lee Barner wills his beard to Rex Bell, Bob Risk wills himself to Patty Buckley. Dwight Bell wills his last name to Patty Reasoner. Irene Bennett wills her Monday morning absenteeism to Rita Jester. Jack Burson wills his voice to Eli Starr. Audrea Campbell wills her Fox'i to anyone who can trap him. Betty McCammon wills her record, Anchors Aweigh , to Marilyn Hoover. Evelyn Clamme wills her ability to speak well to Harry Beeks. Relda Clamme wills good grades in Home Ec. to Joan White. Bette Cole wills herself to Ray. Charles Comstock wills his curly hair to Donald Gum. Jeannie Cunnington wills her self-composure to Lovelee Rinard. Frances Danehy wills her ability to yell at ball games t-o Jeanne Burson. Roseman Dearduff wills her straight A's to Fred Humphrey. Patricia Ellison wills her long dresses to Miss Rea. Donn Ely wills his spare time to anybody's cigar store. Mary Jane Grove wills her hand to Gene. Bill Herr wills his careful driving to Jim Smith. Carol Howard wills her bass voice to Edith Spaulding. Norman Howard wills his six guns and guitar to Officer Brown so he can give con- certs at the local lock-up. Mad-on-na Jones wills her swing to anyone with va front porch. Bob Lillie wills his ability to get to school on time to Miss Nelson. Bob McPherson wills his tall stories to Billy Huffman. Imogene Macon wills her parking place to Elonda and Jack. Miriam Maish wills her braces to the scrap driv-e. John Marine wills his way with th ewomen to Billy Baldridge. Doris Miles wills her graceful walk to Miss Albertson. Doris Miller wills her sweater-tgirl figure to Janice Ford. Joyce Morgan wills her chubbiness t-o Peggy Bedwell. Kenneth Neff wills his Ford to Louie. Robert Parker wills his alertness to John Albert Reff. Carl Rhoton wills his rifle marksmanship to anyone who can hit the green side of a red barn. Merle Rogers wills his height to Dick Sutton. Raymond Rogers wills his physique to Fred McDirmit. Kenneth Shannon wills his Eaton blonde to Bill Everhart. Jim Shiner wills his job at the Chemical to anyone who can read funny papers three hours a day. Bob Smith wills his walk in the rain from Keystone to anyone who can stand it. Marcia Sutton wills her flirty ways to Miss Shafer. Lawrence Walker wills his FFA standing to Clyde Bennett. Earl Welch wills his yodelinig to Hugh Bennett. Richard Wentz wills his Hawaiian gals to the Navy. Kathryn White wills her studious ways to Harriet Reasoner. Earl Mahon wills his watch party to Jeweldine Baker, in order to stay in the family. J'Neane Mitchell likes everything she has and wants to keep it. Our class Wills Lillie and Hedley to the Class of 1948. Thus we have signed and sealed this last will and testament on January 21, 1947.

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f W Sophomore Glass First Row: Don Adams, Lloyd Anderson, Wayne Bantz, Alice Barrington, James Bedwell. Second Row: Peggy Bedwell, Roy Bell, Clyde Bennett, Hugh Bennett, Paula Berrier. Third Row: Donnie Brown, Pansy Brown, Charles Cain, Jeanice Cale, Eu-gene Caylor. Fourth Row: Joan Clamme, Patricia Schuller, Robert Comstock, Richard Cunnington, Joan Denton. Fifth Row: Julia Dodds, Joan White, Francis Evilsizer, Charlene Fisher, Wava Jean Ford. Sixth Row: Jack Gilbert, Bob Haynes, Marilyn Haynes, Mary Wilson, Fredrick Humphrey. Seventh Row: Louella Huntzinger, Charles Hunter, Rita Jester, Marilyn Krebs, Paul Lautzenheiser. Eighth Row: Delores Leech, Joy Nell Love, Marie McDaniel, Phyllis Melick, Helen Morgan. Ninth Row: Barbara Neff, Sharon Ort, Dick Sutton, Wilma Reff, Jesse Rogers, Alvin Rogers. Tenth Row: Robert Russell, Bob Coffield, Joan Sills, Margaret Ramseye-r, Floyd Ely, John- nie Herrin. ,Q jj Fifty-one students enrolled in the Sophomore Class at the beginning of the tc1'II1. ij Two new students entered the class during the year: Wayne Bantz, part sophomore thc A ' f first semester, from Dunkirk, and Delora Hayes, from Petoskey. Michigan. Withdrawals 2 ' from the class were Lloyd Anderson, Pansy Brown, Robert Comstock, Helen Morgan. ' and Alvin Rogers. Officers elected' for the year were Joy Nell Love, presidentg Patsy Schuller. vice- presidentg Jesse Rogers, secretary-treasurer, and Marilyn Krebs and James Bedwcll. advisers. Miss Morton and Mr. Brinkerhoff are sponsors. Our first party was held October 23. It was a Halloween party. Our convocation was presen-ted February 21. Wilma Rclf.