Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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The kind of a man for yon and vie! He faces the world unflinchingly! School Board Mr. Morgan Hedley G. Morgan. Mr. Morgan has been with us for nineteen years, two years as principal and seventeen years as super- intendent. He received his training at the University of Michigan and the University of Chicago. Mr. Morgan teaches arith- metic, but he also has a new duty this year. He has been practicing using the new scales presented by Mrs. Emshwiller, to weigh and measure the seniors for caps and gowns. His favorite song is America the Beautiful. The school and the community are fortunate in having these public-spirited business men as members of our School Board. : ZI Mr. Smith Is president of our School Board. He is ser- ving the third year of his first term. Mr. St. John is treasurer of the School Board. He is serving the second year of his first term. Dr. McKean is our re- appointed member, and serves as secretary of the School Board. This is his first year of his third term. Mr. Hoover is our town- ship trustee. He is serving his fourth year.

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SCHOOL When The Frost is on The Punkin ' When the frost is on the punkin and the fodder ' s in the shock And you hear the kyouck and gobble of tlie struttin ' turkey-cock And the clackin ' of the guineys, and the cluckin ' of the hens, And the rooster ' s hallylooyer as he tiptoes on the fence; O, it ' s then ' s the times a feller is a-fellin ' at his best, With the risin ' sun to greet him from a night of peaceful rest, As he leaves the house, bareheaded, and goes out to feed the stock. When the frost is on the punkin and the fodder ' s in the shock. mm V P ' From NEIGHBORLY POEMS by ]a»ies WhiUomb Riley.

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Smoothing the path as it still icinds on. ' Faculty Marion A. X ' ilson, principal; B. S.. M. A., Ball State. Teaches civics and genera! science. This is Mr. Wilson ' s twenty-seventh year as teacher at M. H. S. and his eleventh year as principal. Favorite song — He has none. Janice Nelson, A. B.. Ball State. Teaches Latin and arithmetic. This is Miss Nelson ' s twenty-fifth year at Montpelier High School. Favorite song — A Perfect Day. Jeanette A. Rea. A. B., Ball State .ind Indiana Uni- versity. Teaches F ' nglish and geography Librarian. Miss Rea has been teaching in the Montpelier schools for thirty years. Fa ' orite song — Ave Maria. Kenneth Gene Paris, coach; B. S.. Indiana Uni- versity. Teaches social studies and pli slcal education. Favorite song — Stardust. Lillie M. Albertson, A. B.. A. M., Indiana Univer- sity. Teaches English and speech, and is the director of the Annual staff. Favorite song — Begin the Beguine. Burton Brinkerhoff, B. S., in Agriculture, Purdue University. Teaches biology and agriculture. Has no favorite song, but likes many songs ct]uall ' well. Alice E. Schaeffcr, A. B., Ball State. Teaches music. Favorite song — All the Things You Are. John Hayes, B. S., Ball State. Teaches industrial arts and social studies. Favorits sonr — Clare d,. ' Lune. Betty Jane Paris, B. S., Indiana University. Teaches art and English. Favorite song — Blu; Skies. Louis Hall, B. S., Indiana University. Teaches mathematics and physics. Favorite song — When the Angelus was Ringing. Betty Ellen Grove Graduated from Montpelier High School in 1944. Betty is our school clerk. Fa- vorite song — Star Dust. Madelyne Hall, B. S. H. E.. Georgia State Teachers College For Women. Teaches home economics. Fa- vorite song — Some Enchanted Evening. Marjorie M. Nunn, B. S., in Business Administra- tion. Indiana University. Teaches typing, shorthand, secretarial studies, and transcription studies. Favorite song — Make Believe. Harry Preble, Gives private instrumental instruc- tion and has charge of the band. Favorite song — Ave Marie. Nellie Williams. B. S., Canterbury College; also attended Butler University. Teaches girls ' physical education, health, history, and general business. Fa- vorite song — Whispering Hope. No Picture: Agnes Rifncr, B. S.. Indiana University, replaced Mrs. Williams, who resigned at the end of the first