Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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pw dlthletic Qlub Girl Shy V Y Q-...,-' SPORTS FOR GOOD FELLOWSHIP The Athletic Club started fifteen years ago and was called the Nature Club. Later it was named the Athletic Club. The purpose of the club is to promote clean living, straight thinking, and cooperation with others that are ath- letic minded. The ideal of the club is to promote better sportsmanship. Officers are: president. Billy Everhart: vice-president, Eli Starrg secretary-treasurer, Jon Cook. The sponsor is Mr. Shoemaker. Roll: Jerry Burchard, Maynard Johnson. Rex Bell, Emmitt Beeks, James Bonjour, Jon Cook, Tommy Caylor, Tommy Coleman, Jack Dougherty, Billy Everhart. Raymond Dearduff, John Fear, Glen Morgan, Darrell McCam- mon, Paul Norton, Bob Garrison, Bob Pence, Jack Powell, John Peck, Raymond Hummer, John Albert Refi, John Simmons, Bobby Smith, Bob Starr. Don Ramseyer, Lyle Towns. Kenneth White, and Wendell Wells. SENIOR CLASS PLAY 1946 Girl Shy was presented May 3. 1946. by the Class of '46, The cast was as follows: Tom Arsdale tWallis Ortlg Oke Stimson, Tom's roommate. lTom lVlcKean9g Babs Sanford, Tom's girl friend, tRose Wunderbaumlg Peaches Carter, Oke's girl friend, tWanda Bantzlz Birdie Laverne, a would-be movie star tBetty Leelg Chuck Mayo, Birdie's boy friend, tJesse Rainsjg Anthony Arsdale, Tom's father. tKeith Wiblelg Tom's Aunt Caroline tDorothy Reffjg his old girl from home, Sylvia Webster, tBetty Rose Spauldinglg Dean Marlow, who falls in love with Aunt Caroline tJames Fordlg Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd. a would-be poet. who falls in love with Sylvia, tBill Smithbg and Asma, the colored wash ladyq tJesse Berrierl. 30

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, -.-.,., ., . ,. . K . . , ., , . , Glub o..zi..s2.g Glubll FARMERS FOR THE ATOMIC AGE The Future Farmers of America Club was organized in 1928. These boys will help to raise the food in the Atomic Age. The primary aim of the F. F. A. is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citi- zenship. One of the outstand-ing projects of the year was a pest contest with Roll. The sponsor of the F. F. A. is Burton Brinkerhoff. The officers are: president, Dick Love, vice-president, Jesse Rogers, secretary, Keith DeBatty, treasurer, Johnnie Herring reporter, Raymond Rogers, watchdog, Bob Haynes, con- ductor, Herbert Gray. Roll: Jerry Armstrong, Hugh Bennett, Lawrence Beymer, Charles Cain, James Cale, Bob Coffield, Dick Cun- nington, Joe Daily, Francis Ford, Bob Haynes, Dwight Helm, Johnnie Herrin, Fred Humphrey, Fred Mock, Alvin Rog- ers, Jesse Rogers, Merle Rogers, Raymond Rogers. David Wilson, Harry Beeks. Keith DeBatty, Donn Ely, Herbert Gray, Dick Love, Junior Needler, LeRoy Parker, Bob Parker, Carl Rhoton, Earl Welch, Lawrence Walker, and Earl Mahon. A SOUND BODY FOR A SANE MIND The G. A. A. replaced the Sunshine Club in 1944, when Miss Collins was sponsor. 'The purpose of the G. A. A. is to develop the girls' interest in sports. The aim is to have a better undersuind- ing of sports and games. The girls worked for points, Sixty-five points to get their G. A. A, sweaters. This was one of the outstanding projects of the year. The officers of the club are: president, Carol Morgang vice-president, Kathryn Conner, secretary-treasurer, Mar- telle Helm, activity leader, Shirley Trump, and news reporter. Miriam Maish. Mrs. Williams is the sponsor. Roll: Martelle Helm, Patty Shreve, Mary Sue Wright, Shirley Trump, Elonda Rinker. Patty Reasoner. Kathryn Conner, Virginia Baker, Carol Morgan, Ellabelle Cale, Miriam Maish, Betty Cole, Ruth Merchant, Ruth Ann Norton, Rita Jester, Elizabeth Howard, Mary Alice Beeks, Loveleelftinard. Roberta Russell, Betty Lou Freese, Helen Morgan, Dorothy Love, Margaret Love, Christene Love, Jean Baker, Kathryn White. Irene Fear. 29 ,HELL , .

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Cfffhe fBand Qrchestra THE BAND This year the band has made a bright spot at all the ball games. Under the direction of Miss Carmen Purcell, they have played in the pit between the two games and marched at the half of the First Team game. They have made formations representing the different schools. The members are: drum major - Jack Gilbert, majorettes-Bet- ty McCammon, Audrea Campbell, twirlers-Harold Everhart, Sue Smith, Leah Clare Tharpe, trumpet-Lawrence Beymer, Jack Dougherty, Audrey Risinger, Shirley Trump, Marcia Sutton, Walter Jackson, clarinets-Jack Burson, Wilma Refi, Paul Headley, Virginia Baker, trombone-Joyce Morgan, Jeanice Cale, Marilyn Hoover, drums-Har- riet Reasoner, Di-ck Sutton, David Wilson, Bob Smith, saxophone--Jeanne Burson, Pat- ty Jo Shreve, bell lyre--Patty Buckley, Susan Wright, alto horn-'Carol Morgan, sym- bols-Christine Love, tuba-Elizabeth Howard. ORCHESTRA The orchestra played at the Commencement exercises under the direction of Miss Purcell. The members are as follows: violins-Marjorie Sutton, Anetta Sue Stiver, clar- inet-Jack Burson, Wilma Reff, Virginia Eaker, Paul Headley, trumpet-Marcia Sutton, Lawrence Beymer, Shirley Trump, Audrey Risinger, Jack Gilbert, Jack Dougherty, trombone-Joyce Morgan, Marilyn Hoover, Jeanice Cale, saxophone-Jeanne Burson, atty Jo Shreve, bass viol-Madonna Jones, piano-Betty McCammon, drum-Harriet Reasoner.