Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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EIGHTH GRADE Jack Allen, Howard Anderson, Glen Bales, Jay Beaver, Martha Berrier Mary Berrier, Floyd Beymer, Patty Carnes, Doris Cortright, James Comstock Joe Crider, Marlene Crider, Patty Denton, Dean Ely, Harold Everhart Clara Fear, Robert Ford, Vera Hawk, Natalie Holmes, Herbert Holsten Sandra Hoover, Ellen Howard, Donald Hummer, Roger Humphrey, Beverly Irwin Walter Jackson, Alfred Johnson, Carson Johnson, Barbara Kellogg, Marion King James Krebs, Janet Layman, Betty Love, Harold Love, Shirley Mitchell Ralph Needler, Ruth Wentz, Phyllis Simmons, Sharon Overmeyer, Carol Russell Joe Scott, Billy Simmons, Jimmy Rhoton, Marvin Norris, Cordon Overmeyer, Charles Wilson Herbert Holsten withdrew in March and Marvin Morrical enrolled. The Eighth Grade began the year with forty-six students. Oflicers were elected with president, Carson Johnson, vice-president, Patty Denton, secretary-treasurer, Marlene Criderg boy adviser, Floyd Beymerg girl adviser, Patty Carnes. The sponsors are Miss Smith and Mr. Shoemaker. A convocation was presented October 29, of which the play, Halloween in the Tower, was a part. The char- acters were Carol Russell, Patty Denton, Patty Carnes, Walter Jackson, Carson Johnson, and Herbert Molsten. Other students of the class took part in songs and music. A party was held January 10, with thirty-nine members present. Patty Carnes Page nineteen

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SEVENTH GRADE Virginia Anderson, Robert Bates, Leroy Cale, Don- ald Carr, Charles Fear Donald Fickert, Wanda Fosnight, Allen Griffith Martha Rose Hartup, Gene Hawk 1 Shirley Haworth, Gerald Humerickhouse, Gerald Humphrey, Max Hyde, Ruth Jester Dick Kanedy, Gerald Keller, Madonna King, Dora May Kreischer, Ruby Lautzenheiser Keith Layman, Carolyn McCaffery, Hilda Markin, Carl Norton, Dick Ort Helen Powell, Max Risinger, Sally Risinger, Mary Elizabeth Rogers, Sandra Schuller Floyd Sills, Phyllis Thornburg, Billy Trussel, Norma White The seventh grade oiiicers are Max Risinger, president, Billy Trussel, vice-president, Gerald Keller, secretary- treasurerg Phyllis Thornburg, girl adviser, and Keith Layman, boy adviser. There are thirty-live students in the Seventh Grade. Our convocation, on November 24, was called New Fangled Thanksgiving. We had a gym party December 3. Our sponsors are Mrs. Williams and Mr. Hayes. New students are Ruth Jester, Gerald Humerickhouse, Max Hyde, Floyd Sills, and Junior Ramos. Dora Kreischer withdrew early in the term. fig Page eighteen ' I

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F RESHMAN CLASS Carl Bantz, Rex Bell, Naomi Bennett, Betty Besser, Jerry Burchard Loretta Carr, Bonnie Coleman, Tommie Coleman, Stanley Crawford, Jim Davis ,lack Dougherty, Dorothy Downing, Donnie Ford, Martha Ford, .loan Futrell. Virginia Futrell, Gail Garrett, Dorothy Garrison, Glen Goodspecd, Minnie Gordon Mary Ann Graves, Clara Mae Grisell, Dick Hawk, Donna Lou Helm, Maynard Johnson Jean Keagle, Donnie Kessler, Eugene King, Stella King, Diann Krebs Dolores Ledbetter, Leo McClain, Sally Millard, Vincent Morris, Betty Murphy. Sedonna Newman, .lack Powell, Orves Ramseyer, Robert Ramseyer, Audrey Risinger Rebecca Robbins, Georgiana Russell, Donzella Schul- ler, Martha Shannon, Waunita Shiner Bob Smith, Sue Smith, Martha Teegarden, Lyle Towns, Martha Voght. Helen Wall, Patty Williams, Kenneth White, Sharon Wright The oilicers are president, Delores Ledbetterg vice- president, Donald Ford, secretary-treasurer, Sally Millard, girl adviser, Betty Besserg boy adviser, Carl Bantz. There are fifty-four students enrolled in the Freshman Class this year. We had a convocation early in March. -Our sponsors are Miss Jeanette Rae and Mr. John Funderburg. Martha Teegarden enrolled shortly after school had begun, Mary Beth Dossett and Harry Slentz entered in March. .lean Keagle withdrew to Columbus, Indiana, but re-entered later in the year. Sally Millard Page twenty