Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)
- Class of 1952
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ml ml GLENN FRANCIS GOODSPEED-Acatlenlicl president 'Slg secretary- :reasurer 'SU3 -Ir. Dramatic Club 719: Ra Von Dm- matic Club 'Stl-'S23 Her Step Husbantlug Crier staffg Indianian jnkc editorg C h 0 i r 149-'Sig Goodie. SENIOR OFFIQERS Illnufj IfIIfI.liN .IUNE XVALL- Academic: secrc-tary-trcaa' urer 'Sig -Ir. Dramatit Club '-491 lf, H. A. 'Sllg vice-president 'Sill Musit Club 'S I 3 vice-president 'Sly Ru Vun Dramatiu Club 'SZQ secertary 'SZ3 Her Step-H u sb A n tl g Love Gues Suuthug In- lfnrlrzfnlfw VINCIZNT ARIIIIIII M I I R R I S-Cnrnmcrtml, lu I1 y ,1 tl v I s c r, 'SH-'Slg Ilnblwy Club 'l9g sctretttry- treasurer 'Ng Ili-Y 'SIl. Discussilmn Club 'SIL vita- prcsitlcnt 'SIL Ru Vun Dm- mdtlc Club 'Sl, ll.tsI4ctb.1ll V59-'Slg T r .t Q k '49-'SIL Baseball 'SU-'Slg Hlntlmn- ian .ltlvcrtisinu m.1n.1gur. tlianiann alumni etlitnn Band '51-513 Orchestra Curly '49-'SIL Choir '-I9-'Sli Glcc Club '-I9-'Slg MErt. 1 :gm-Ulm MARTHA ELIZABETH IF O R Dr SANFORD- Cnmmercialg jr. Dramatic Club '-591 Ra Von Dra- matic Club 'SO-'Slg Bits nf Blarney, Love Goes SoutI1 : King Colds Courtwg Noon League VIH- 'SUQ Glee Club 719-'SIL Choir '49-'SIQ Orchestra 'I91 Fuz . Xwithtlrcw in December '51, Ldflltxf CARL ,IUNIUR BAN-IAZ -Agrltulture. buy .nlviscr 709g vice-prcsitlcnt 'itbg secretary-treasurer 'SIL vice-president 'SZQ If. lf. A, '49-'Sl vice-pteQitlent 'Sl Hlndianianu substtiptiun managerg 'Zekef' SENIORS frziicbierfozzr THOMAS DAVID COLEMAN-Commercial: Science Club '49g Hi-Y 'SOL Music Club 'Slg president 'Slg Ra Von Dramatic Club 'S2g Love Goes South 1 Crier staffg Indianian calendar editorg Band '49-'SOQ Orchestra '49-'SOL Choir '49-'SZQ Cutie, cheerful BONNIE ROSEANNA COLEMAN-Commercialg G. A. A. 'SOQ F. H. A, 'Slg historian 'Slg Music Club 'S2g Noon League '49-S04 lndianian subscription managerg Orchestra 'S0-'Slg Glee Club '4i9'l52Q Boncly. friendly GAIL ILENE GARRETT-Acaclemicg jr. Dramatic Club '-493 F. H. A. 'S0g Music Club '50-'524 vice-president 'SZQ Noon League '49-'SZQ Band 'SO-'SZQ Orchestra 'Slg Glee Club '494'S2q Dimples. boiiterolzr JAMES EDWARD LUZADDER-Agricultural F. F. A. '49-'SZQ president 'S2g Baseball '49-'S2g Band 'S0-'SZQ Possum. zritly MAYNARD KENT JOHNSON-Academicp Hobby Club '493 Hi-Y 'SOQ Music Club 'Sli Science Club 'SZQ president 'S2g Base- ball 'Slg Band '49-'SZQ Orchestra 49-'SZQ Mervin. quiet SHARON DALE TOWNSEND-Academicg Entered from Roll' senior yearg Science Club 'S2g secretary-treasurer 'S2g Toots. engaged GEORGIANNA RUSSELL-Academicg jr. Dramatic Club '49g Ra Von Dramatic Club 'SO-'SZQ Her Step-Husbanclug King Cole's Court g Bits of Blarneyug Love Goes Southng Noon League '49-'S21 Inclianian poetg Bancl 'SO-SZ: Choir '49-'S2, Orchestra 'SO-'Sli Glee Club '49-'SZQ Georgie gemnr ORVES RAMSEYER-ACasLlemiC, Athletic Club '49g Hi-Y 'SOL Science Club 'SO-'S21 vice-president 'Slg Baseball 'SO-'S2g Basket- ball 'SO-'S2: Track '49-'Slg Crier staff: Indianian athletic editorg Orggie. zfafbifig LYLE DEAN TOWNS-Academicg president 'SOQ vice-president 'Sli Jr. Dramatic Club 339g Ra Von Dramatic Club 'SO-'S21 Her Step-Husbanclng Love Goes Southug Track '49-'sol Inclianian poetg Choir '49-'szg Recl. illilif-fL'l'L'lIf MINNIE GORDON-Academicg G. A. A, 493 Library Club 'SO- 'SZQ secretary 'Slg lndianian posters: Glee Club 'SOQ Minnie Pearl, SENIORS lmfnlmfrlt' REX MARSHALL BELL-Commercialg Athletic Club 7193 secre- tary-treasurer '-19: Hi-Y 'ilk Discussion Club 'Sl-'523 president '51-'521 Baseball 7195523 Basketball '-I9-'SQL lndianian snapshot ctlitorg Brandy. athletic SHARON ROSE XWRIGHT-Acadenlicg G. A. A. '-195521 secre- tary 49: news reporter 'Sllg president '5lg King Cole's Court 1 Yell Leader 'SQL Noon League l955Z3 Glee Club '-i9-'Sig Rosie, uplimiilit' MARTHA LOUlSE VOGHT-Academicg Y-Teens N: Library Club '50-'ilg vice-president 'SUQ president 'Sig Science Club '52Q Indianian literary editorl Glee Club '49-'SZQ Choir '50 and '521 Orchestra '50-'ilg 'Vntie.' t'u11.tia'cra!e DONNIE RAY KESLER--Agriculture: F. E. A. '49-'52g Band 7191 Don, prat'ficaf DONNA LOU HELM-Commercialg G. A. A. '49-'521 Glee Club '-19-'521 Donnie Lulu, .tezfale DONNA MARIE RUMBAUGI-I-Commercialg girl adviser '5lg Music Club '51-523 president ,521 Choir '50-'SZQ Glee Club '50- '521 DOnl'llf,'.n mzfere AUDREY LUCILLE RISINGER-Ccmmercialg G. A. A. 7495523 Noon League '49-'523 Indianian typistl Band '495521 Orchestra '49-'50g Glee Club '49-521 elected girl adviser in '52 to complete the unexpired term of Martha Ford Sanford. Lucy. 5195 JAMES E. DAVIS-Agriculture: F. F. A. 7195522 jim, ea,ger'beu1'er' ROBERT LEE SMITH-Academic: Hobby Club '-i9Q Hi-Y 'SOL Science Club '51-'SZ1 Baseball '-19352: Basketball '-195523 Indian- ian advertising manager: Glee Club 1193503 Cboir 49550: Smitty L'llfL'I'ldiIliH.iQ MARTHA M. TEEGARDEN-Academic: li. ll. A. 'illg sting- leader 'SOL Music Club '50-'SZQ secretaryatreasurer 'SIL Indianian senior historiang Band '50-'ill Orchestra 'Sli-'Sli Glee Club '-i9-'SIL Martyn SENIOR5 uurerpoflrizfe JOAN SUE FUTRELL-Commercialg Jr. Dramatic Club '491 Commerce Club '503 Ra Von Dramatic Club '51-'52g Indianian activities editorg Glee Club '49-'5Zg Choir '52g Jo. rerpozuire JERRY DALE BURCHARD-Academicg Jr. Dramatic Club '-391 Ra Von Dramatic Club '50-'52g secretary 'SIL Her Step-Husbandng Love Goes Southng An Old Spanish Customng Christmas Plays '50-'5lg Choir '-493525 Glee Club '49-'SOL Butch. bitclnezl SARA ANN KMILLARDJ SMITH-Commercial: secretary- treasurer '-193 Y-Teens 3195 president '-19g Commerce Club '49-'5Zg president '52: King Cole's Court g Indianian alumni editorg Glee Club '49-'SZQ Choir '48-'52g Butch. Illllllffidell DOROTHY .JEWEL GARRISON-Commercialg G. A. A. '-l9-'ilk activity leader 'SOQ F. H. A. '5lg vice-president '5lg Music Club '521 King Co1e's Court g Noon League '49-'Sly Crier staffg Choir '49-'5Z1 Glee Club '49-'521 Orchestra '5lg Dott. calm ROBERT OSCAR RAMSEYER--Agricultureg F. F. A. '-i9-'Sli stage managerg Basketball '-185 Track 'SOQ Baseball '5lg Ramsey. flux-loving PEGGY SUE SMITH-Academicg Jr. Dramatic Club 1i9g Ra Von Dramatic Club '50-523 president '523 King Cole's Courtug Indianian senior editorg Bits of Blarney g Love Goes South g Noon Leagueg Crier staffg Band '49-'52q Choir '49-'SZQ Cvlee Club '49-'52: Orchestra '49-'5lg Suzie. ezflbzzriarlic WAUNITA LEONA Sl-IINER-Academicg girl adviser '50g Jr. Dramatic Club '49g Ra Von Dramatic Club '50-'52g vice-president '51g treasurer '52g Her Step-I-lusbandng Indianian under-class editorg Band '50g Orchestra '5Og Choir '49-'52g Glee Club '49-'52g Nita, Pfpmf MELINDA L. BALL-Commercialg Entered from Hartford City 'SOQ F. H. A. '50-'52g treasurer '52g Glee Club '49-'521 Melincle. f1e J' DOLORES JEAN LEDBETTER--Commercialg president '49g Jr. Dramatic Club '49g G. A. A. '50-'5Zg president '51g news reporter 'SO and '5Zg King Cole's Court g Yell Leader '51-'52g Crier staffg Indianian tvpistg Choir '49-'52g Glee Club '49-'52g Puts. urfirtic DICK HAWK-Commercialg Hobby Club '4l9g Hi-Y '50g Science Club '5lg secretary-treasurer '5lg Discussion Club 'SZQ Her Step- Husbandug Basketball '49-'52g Track '-493523 Crier staffg lndianian art editorg Big Dick. - -- -v-------------...... .-....-...,,...,,L., ,,,gw, L5 I,-F,-A-,. SENIORS I Jin mil: ulcil DORUTI IY MAE IDOXXINIINIC1 v CARTER - COl'l'lll1Cl'Ll.Ill Li. A. A. '19-,531 Glue Club 7195523 Choir '-I9-'ilg Dodo. Clllnllnllzlf SEDUNNA lXlAli NLW'INlAN-Acatlcincg Y-Teens 'Ng lf. ll. A. 'SUQ i-i.1nist 'SUI Music Club 'SIL RA Von Dnimatic Club '523 'lndiani.m typistg Glue Club 'I9-'SIL Urthcstm 'I'-I-'SIL 'iDonnie. Ill in mm DIYNALD LIQRUY FORD-Agritulturcg vite-president 'Ng lf. lf. A119-'ilg Biislcc.-tb.1ll'19-'5l1 Don. uw llafzlt' MARTHA KATHRYN SIIANNUN-Acatlelllitg lr. Dr.1n'i.itit Club 7493 Ra Von DIJITIJIIC Club '50-'Sli Her Sfep-Huglwanrlnl Love Goes 5outh g King Cole's Court . Crier stafl: 'ilndianianu posters: Orchestra '-I9-'ilg Choir '09-521 Glec Club 7195523 lNl.1rty. lftlllt' IlIi'I IiY AIIQAN MURPIIY-Honie Iftonoilliusl Commcrtc Club '49-'Sli Nusit Club V511 Glue Club '19-'ill Cutie, fdpdblt' VIRGINIA GHLEE FUTRELL-Commercial: president 'ily Y- Teens 'l9QiCl3n1I'1'l6l'Lt: Club V501 Ra Von Dramatit Club 'SI-'Sli Student Atlairs .512 Her Step-I-Iusb.1nd : lndianian cditor-in- thief Glee Clt b 19352: Choir '50-'Sli 'flackicf' lHld.i lllllllllvif IIARVIHI EUGEIYI2 KING-Commercialg Hobby Club '-I9L Hi-Y 'UIQ Science Club 'ill Discussion Club '51 Monls. ifepellifdbfa' STIILLII MARIE KING-Acatlemicg blr. Dramatit Club '-49. secretary 491 Library Club '50-'SIL president 'SIL Science Club 'ill Crier staff: Hlntlianianu business manager. Two veterans are graduating with the class of 1952 through G. S. D. tests. -Iatlc Cot-l-4 withdrew frum the Sopht-more Class in 19,42 and is now stationed at Chanute Field. Illinois. Paul W'ilhems last attended Montpelier as A sophomore in 1954 and is now living in Hartford City. 'SENIORS OF '52 XVith lifted heads we nuke our way Well miss our band. our ball. .ind plays Toward the bright tomorrow, And all the fun we had. Though our hetirts are filled with joy Dances. studies. convos. pill. Theres still it touch of sorrow. Even the teachers we thought were b.id. Sorrow for our parting Now we go to join the tiluinni From friends so fond and true XVho left in years before us. Sorrow for our leaving To sing the pr.iises of our school All the things we used to do. In .in everlasting chorus. i A JU The junior Class had forty-eight members at the beginning of the year. Now we have forty-six with the withdrawal of Roberta Durbin and Mary Ann Reff. We are earning money by selling cokes, ice cream, and candy at our home ball games. Also, we earned money by sponsoring a magazine sale the first of the year. Our class party was january 14, in the school gym, where all had an enjoyable time. Our convocation, ri talent program, was given February 22. NWC presented our class play, lf Moiher Only Knew, on April 4. Our class ofhcers are Ralph Needler, presidentg Sandra Hoover, vice-presidentg Char- lene linker, secretary-treasuretg Janice Perry, girl adviserg and Harold Everhart, boy 11tlviSCr. XVe have very ellicient sponsors, Miss Nelson and Mr. Wilson. Joyce NIlL',b0lI fm! Ron: ,Ioretta Armstrong, Charlene Baker, Glenn Bales. ,lay Beaver, Martha Berrier. Mary Berrier, Floyd Beymer, Bonnie Bolner. B.1rb.ir.i Brackin, Patricia Carnes. Strwnl Ruiz: James Comstock, Patti' Denton, Roberta Durbin, Dean Ely, Harold Everhart, Dean Ford, Robert Ford, Vera llrmls, Bill Hiday. Natalie Holmes. Tlunf Rox: Sandra Hoover. Ellen llowartl, Melvin Huntzinger, Beverly Irwin, Walter jackson, Carson johnson, Marion King. James Krebs. Betty Love. Harold Love. Fffnrflv Ron: john Looks, Ralph Neetller. .Ioyce Nuclaols, Sharon Overmeyer, Janice Perry, Francis Ramseyer, Mary Ann Rell, ,lim Rhoton. ,lim Rinlter. Carol Russell. Flfflr Rm: Ray Saxman, -I. T. Scott, Bob Shores, Phyllis Simmons, Donna W'altz, Ruth Wentz, Gene Williams, Charles XY'ilson. bt ref, TL T Q,- hr -lf' ti 7'-s L, Q ef-X kN f A A iv The Sophomore Class started the school year with thirty pupils. liloytl Sills xvirh- drew during the first semester. We elected llarry XXf.IlL'l'S, lVI'L'SlklClllQ Ritliartl C CLASS liuuiie vue pivsitleiilg Saudia Sthullti, secretary-trcasurv.-rg and Shirley llnochs and Max Risinger, advisers. Our sponsors are Mrs. Nunn and Mr. Brinkcrlioll, Our class party was held November ', in the school cafeteria. XY'e had a niagazine subscription drive in February. Our convocation was presented on March 28, lt was a television program. X' Illrflll Srffnfft 1' Fifi! Ruiz: Virginia Anderson, Robert Bates. Nila Bright. Rav Cale. Rithard Clamme. Shirley june Enoehs. Shirley Ann Falla. Charles l'e.1r, Allen Gritlith. Carole Sue Harter. Seroml Ruiz: Gene Hawk, Shirley Haworth, jerry Hume-rirlxhouse, Gerald Keller, Matlanu. King. Ruby Lautzenlieiser, Keith Layman, Neva jean Morris, Dick Ort, Ri mula Ramos, Tliivrl Rona' Red.: Belle Rinlxer. Max Risinger, Sally Risinger. lflizalverh Rogers. Santlr. Sthuller, Floyd Sills, Phyllis Thornlwuru. Billy Trussel, Harry XY'aters, Xfornla XY'hiir' Class of 'Sl lconfinued from page 503 Donald Ely john Fear Garnet Glatrli Mrs. Clara Mae Gum Ellett Charles Harter Paul Headley Gracieann Helton Mrs. Phyllis Herring Ellett jack Lineberry john F. Martin Darrell McCarnmon Derry Nestleroad Kenneth George Nucltols Carolyn jean Parker David Pearson john Peck Mrs. Patricia Pence DeBarty jack Pethtel Paul Pugh Mrs. Vera jean Ramseyer Horn Gwen Rinker joseph Stott Bud Shores Clysta Sills john Simmons Olive Spaulding Robert Starr Annetta Stiver Marjorie Sutton Mary Trant Mrs, Faye Allene XY'ible Dailey Betty jane Xlfilliams Mrs. janice XY'illiams Nestleroad Barbara jean XVilson Norma Delee Zigler l l W'e elected for president, Norma Michael: vice-president, Nancy Jo Balesg secretary- treasurer, Danny Morris, girl adviser, Sally Caleg and boy adviser, Bob Bales. Our sponsors are Miss Rea and Mr. Sutton. Wfe have lifty-four int-mbers. Our new students entering from Milgrove, Trenton, and Dildine are Philip Caldwell, tloyce Cline, Charles Daily, litldie lilliott, Lola l.ouks, Dannie Morris, listlier l'.u'ker, Melvin Parker, Kenneth Perry, Glendene Rell, Martha Saxman, Marjorie Sprowl, Sue Voght, and jane Ann W'aters. Roger Zulieh entered from Auburng blames Ford, from Hartford City, and Frank Van Camp, from Petroleum. Hilda Markin, Dale Helm, Stanley Morrical, and Kenneth Perry withdrew from our school during the hrst semester. Philip Caldwell withdrew early in the second semester. The title of our convocation play was Steve Harding Wfakes Up, It was held on November l6, We had a Halloween party, October 25. Vile plan to have another party in the spring. jo A1111 Szrfmzz Frm! Roni lim Baker, Nancy Bales, Robert Bales, Michael Ball, Sonia Bradshaw, Shirley Brown, Philip Caldwell, Sally Cale, Bob Caylor, .loyce Cline. .Sermnf Rfiirf ,lean Comer, Sally Cook, Charles Daily, Eddie Elliott, Betty Ely, Dick Ely, james Ford, Donna Garrison, Randie Hawkins, Dale Helm. Thin! Rota-.' Wally' Hornbaker, Beulah Howard, -lerry Hummer, Howard johnson, Lee Kellogg, Patricia Krebs, Bob Kyle, Gerald Lawrence, jane Lawrente, Lola Louks. Fourth Roux' Janice MeClish, Hilda Markin, Norma Michael, Stanley Morrical, Dannie Morris, Esther Parker, Melvin Parker, Kenneth Perry, Barbara Prall, Tommy Pugh. Fiffb Roux Adolph Ramos, Glendene Reff, Tom Rhea, Robert Risinger, Bill Rouse, Barbara Russell, Martha Saxman, Larry Schmidt, james Schwarzkopl, Burl Sills .Sixth Rott: Maryorie Sprowl, ,lo Ann Sutton, Larry Teeiuartlen, Darrell Terliune, Frank Van Camp, Sue Voght, ,lane Waters. Torn Wlilson, Roger Zulich. Y' J There tire fifty students in our cl.1ss. l,llI'SlWUl1S1H'S iire Mra. XY'.ilI.ict-, Mrs. XY'iIli.in1s, .intl Mr, llivis, The tl.iw nllitf:i's .ire l7itl4 llulx, prwiilent, qlnhn l'rite, vitefpresiileiilg ,luyte ll.iii, 5L'LI'L'l.lly'll'L'.l5lll'L'I'Q Cjirulyii l'L'.lrmii, girl .itlviserg .intl l7.iII.is llnineritlaliiinse. hwy .nlx'isL'i'. Our convncittion, gi minstrel show including all the class, was ht-ltl .l.inu1iry 23. Our party was .1 weiner roast nt Btiltlwin litrk on September ll XY'e have two new mtuelents, Patil R.iy XK,l1lI.lL'fC' from Hartfurtl Cfity :intl Ciemltl Rnnkle from .luekson Center, .intl two witlitlrnwgils, .Inhn Htunmoml and Clhriste-n.i Helm. .H.ll'i1' ,'lI.1r'lq.1n't Kclmi l-frif Rim: Betty Allen, Ruherm Baker. Dexter Betluell, -lerry litintl, C.h.trle5 Bright, D.inn.1 llnrtlnirtl, Lilly funk, l'.iul lzly. Delphia l7e.1r, Robert Fiteh. Aufmil' Run: Kathryn Guhle, Betty Gum, ,liiyce H.irt, D.1vitl H.ixxkinx. CQhrixten.t Helm, Helen llerring, Mn llixer, D.ill.ix Humericlxhuusc. Charles Hurst, W'illi.im Kellogg. Tlilful Ruiz: Mary M. Kc-l5.1y, Virgil Letlhetter, Ch.irles MtD.1niel, Steven Mal-wtt, Thi1m.is M-wunsey, Qtrul Mtiyer, ,Ltmes Myerx, Herschel Needle-r. Sammy Norton, Qirnlyn Pearson, Fnnrlfv Rule: Dick Peck, Dunn.: Penne. Gloria Penrml, .luhri Prite, Mary lfllen Pugh, Bill R.iter. Biinnie Rainxeyer, Cntr-il Rell. Fretlelie Refl, Edna Reinhard. Fililt H1111 J -lerry Robbins, Geraltl Runkle, Sharon Schxurzlcupl, Tommy Schxxuirzlgtipl, XX'.tlter St itt, xluseph blmriiwii, Ritlmrtl Shtim.1n, Tommy Simmons. Nancy Smith, XX'ilma Terhune, P.1ulR.1yXX'hit.1tre. an as Q- fi .- 5-N YW .fe 1-7 'WIYMSG ZW. .-A 'limut-5 We elected as president, Karen Trusselg as vice-president, Carol Clements, girl adviser, Mary Elizabeth Buckmasterg and boy adviser, William Bales. For our convocation, October l-l, we gave a play entitled 'l'lie Soft Ilcarled Ghost . The tlass also sang a song. Our sponsors are Mrs. Wfeimcr, Mr. Horn, and Mr. Hayes. Our class of forty-seven members enjoyed u weiner roast at Baldwin Park on September 26. Beverly Norton and Tommy Snyder entered in December. The only withdrawal during the year was juanitta Fuller. Limftz I-Ioltlren and Limln Hookr fn I Amr Dee Anderson Gerald Baker, William Bales, joyge Bright, Mary Buckmaster, Betty Carnes, Judy Caylor, Carol Clements Raymond Cotheld Meredith Coleman. Atuml Rfu Rosellen Cook Carol Denton, Phyllis Ellison, Roger Falk. -Iannet Fear, Delbert Fear, Mary Ann Ford, Ronnie bibson Harold Glattli Nantyanna Groendylce. Tlvnl Run Terry H.-1rt Linda I-loldren, Linda Hooks, Treva Howard, Peggy Hummer, Barbara jordan. Beverly King, Carl King, Fuzzrllv Ruiz Carol Lautzenlieiser, johnny McClish, Bruce Nesteroad, Rex Newton, Gary Overmeyer, Terry Overmeyer, Howard Penne Lester Prite Betsy Rater Danny Reinhard. ffftl Riff: Cirol Nthmidt Ierry Sills. Sue Stucky, Karen Trussel. James Winger, Patricia Yadon. su-J wr' 14 L! 4, ,V , 15-LLL WJ F.1rmcrs????? Girls' Smrc Buys' Surc- Ir. High Yell lrgulcrs Twins vl.1l1lIlJf5 OMS The Lmmn Kills Bill Fans ' liusincss for limp '4Old Timers Twlfltm V.1rsiry Ycll I.c.ulcrx Sglmol Dance Suuringfffff .lump B.xll YW 5 sv fx A iff 4, -4. 5 'Sigh 218'-w. ALUMNI ROLL CLASS OF '07 Chas. Anthony Wm. H. Bradstreet Mrs. Mary Cory Lutz jesse H. Mason Emmett L. Purman Cary E. Mounsey Henry Rossbacher Mrs. Sadie Spease Horton ldec.l CLASS OF '08 Mrs. Bessie Burns Denison Mrs. Olive Davis Hoy Mrs. Mable Gilbert Swaim XVeart Gray fdec.l Mrs. Mary Hanrahan Gump Qdec. l Harry Horton Mrs. Grace Kitterman Smith Mrs. Carrie Koenig Hixon Earnest Linville Foster Maddox ideal Mrs. Blanche Mason Barquest Earl Mercer Mrs. Cleo Millikan Hall XVm, Millikan Mrs. Margaret Neal Roe Edgar Page D. Murl Tewksbury CLASS OF '09 Mrs. Eva Burson Dick Clay H. Byerly fdec.l Eva N. Devault Herman Goodin ide-c.l Mrs. Hilda Johnson Linville ldec.l Edythe Miller fdec.l E. Howard Nelson Mrs. Grace Rains Lillie Kelvey Runnels Mrs, Addeline Stroup Schlie CLASS OF '10 john Anthony Mrs. Mrs. Reda Bonge Runnels Ilene Braden Reeve Mrs. Josie Burris Arrick Cecil Hedges Mrs. Mary Mason Gamble Pliny Mtcuiiitk Ely Snyder Thomas Spaulding CLASS OF '11 Mary E. Dawley john P. Emshwiller XVilliarn Goodwin Cdecl Franklin Jackson 4dec.l Mrs. Belva Neely Clark Mrs. Marie Nill Wellnitz Mrs. Mary Palmer Kerr Mrs. Prim Pugh Dunn Mrs. Mary Remington Fleisher Wfm. Arna Rhoten Minnie I. Simonton Mrs. Grace Trussel Hart Francis l. Wilson CLASS OF '12 Mrs. Agnes Buckley Cass Bur Burson Mrs. Hilda Chaney Haller Fred Coleman Thomas Mason Mrs. Bertha Miller Wfatson Mrs. Cecil Millikan Peel Marie McCullick Montelle Needler fdec. l Mrs. Jessie Nelson White Mrs. Mable Walser Moyer Robert Wfalsh Mrs. Nellie Root Taylor Cdec.l Sterzel' from Love Goer SOIIZZVH -A The Student Affairs Committee has charge of all the extra-curricular activities. school parties, and the election of class ollicers. This committee .ilso audits the hooks and prepares the calendar. Two members .ire elettt-tl to the Student Council. Mr. Brinkerholf is chairman of the group. The committees chosen were: Mr. Hayes .md Virginia Futrell. Student Council: Miss Nelson and Carl Bantz, Finance, Mrs. XVilliams and XV.iIter jackson, Calendarg Mr. Brinlqerhotl' and Sandra Hoover, Points. M.1ltil.'Kf.1rl Bantz, Mrs. Xliiilliaills, Mr. Brinl4erhoH, Miss Nelson, Mr llaves X1.1fi.ln1g.' Vir4:ini.i liutrell. S.intIr.i llooxer.XV.ilIer,l.ulxsoi1, Student Affairs Committee 5 Epstl K Aff let F X Mrs. XVilliams, Sharon XY'right, Wfalter jackson, Mr. Sutton. Mr, Morgan, Mr. Vfilson. The Athletic Board elected the following officers: Mr. Sutton, president, Mrs. XY'illiams. vice-president: Mr. Wfilson. secretary-treasurer. Some of the duties of this group are to have charge of the season and sectional tickets, approve conditions under which scheduled games are played, see that all teams are properly maintained and kept in training, recommend punishment for team members, and see that teams are furnished with proper athletic equipment. ATHLETIC BOARD 5 J 1 T ff- , - I S S s :A f E S HAVE , ' f X V READ? Egg! if 'q,l 1-, f ll' 5 QM, 1 wggy.- Q. QL W' ,wg 1 gl r -...Q-...,..... X..--,-.. .. ..., v-09 2 T X2 's-I 5 g , 2 . we ' ' tg gi X 315, , -ii N 2 -Y' .fy C' X it ?,?.x ' -?L 3 S 5 X 3 ' 5 ' V h V 5 ,, 5 l 5 I ' M H' l:f,W ..1 '1 9Wf fEP vrfwsw-wr' ,g'1.v:,nvqvr.qJ0twA M , - V . U 1 W N' .- I V . IQ Y H , -r 3.6 - -' ' V - - 4--4 ' ml ' f112.1151-2mg-if-.fxfg-41-ml-:Hg-r'J,-11.-,V1:-:wi-fC:.fvL1LE LIBRARY CLUB Sealerl: Howard Pence. Miss Rea. Minnie Liofilotl. Ifsthcr Parker. Sharon Overmeycr. Vera Hawk. Rnmul., Ramos. Sluflrfirle' -Ioe Kyle. Mike Ball, Gene llaxvk. Roger Zulich, Bob Risinger, Bill Racer. Those not in the picture are Dick Ely and Iirank VanCamp. The Library Cltib has stich projects as book dis- cussions, bulletin boards. shelf reading. and the card catalog. DISCUSSION CLUB Fin! Roux Marion King. Charles Wfilson. Rex Bell. Tom Rhea, bl. T. Scott. Serum! Run: Adolph Ramos, Bob Bates. Harold Ever- hart, Bill Trussel, Keith Layman, Mr. Wfilson. Tlainl Rau: Dick Hawk, Charles Fear, jim Ford, john Louks. STUDENT COUNCIL Fin! Rim: Ralph Needler. Harold Everhart, Vincent Morris. Martha Ford, Glenn Goodspeed. Shirley Enochs. Se't'rn1J Ruiz: Bob Bates, Sally Cale, Norma Michael. Dallas Humerickhouse, Carolyn Pearson, Virginia Futrell, Mr. Hayes, Harry Vifaters, Max Risinger. Tbim' Roux' Karen Trussel, Mary Buckmaster, Dick Peck. Bill Bales. Audrey Resinger replaced Martha Ford for the second semester. SCIENCE CLUB Sealed: Mr. Davis, Stella King, Maynard johnson, Sharron Townsend. Standing: Max Risinger. james Comstock, jim Krebs. Arves Ramseyer, Bob Smith, jerry Humerickhouse, Martha Voght. Vera Haxvl-1 is presitlent. lioggr fiiliglix yitr-prgci. dent. Bob Risinger. secret.try-treasurer, Sharon Over- heyer, press reporter. Miss Rea sponsors the Library Club, The purpose ol the cltib is to create a greater in- terest among students in the use of books and library services. The cltib had a Christmas party December Ii and a spring party. The purpose ol the Discussion Club is to discuss school and personal problems. The oliicers are 1 president. Rex Bellg vice-presi- dent, Charles Wilstiiig secretary-treagurer. Tom Rhea. The sponsor is Mr. Wilstiti. The Student Council is the student government body of the school, It is composed of the presidents and the advisers ot each class. This cgroup has charge of chapel programs, dances. and pep sessions. lt also brings tts one as- sembly program during the year. Vincent Morris is president of the group. Shirley Enochs is vice-presidentg janice Perry. secretarystreas- urer. Mr. Hayes is sponsor of the Student Council. The purpose of the Science Club is to promote in- terest in various branches of science and to investi- gate the relation of science to every-day living. The othcers are: president. Maynard .Iohnsong vice-president, Stella Kingg secretary-treasurer. Sharon Townsend. The sponsor is Mr. Davis. an I 't ll., lv l 1 v 'l l -1 .. , i l ' i li , l I l H 9 . i 4 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB The motto is Toward New Horizons. The purpose of the F. H. A. Club is to promote appreciation of the joys and satis- factions of homemaking, the importance of worthy home membership, democracy in home and community life, international good will, the development of creative leadership, and , wholesome recreation. The projects of the club are to make and sell candy at Christmas and send a box of materials overseas. The club had a party at Christmas and a weiner-roast in May. The officers are: president, Mary Berrierg vice-president, Martha Berrier, secretary. Nancy jo Bales, treasurer, Melinda Ball, parliamentarian, Karen Trusselg historian, Betty Ely: song leader, Donna Pence, editor, Phyllis Simmons: Chapter mother, Mrs. Berrier. Frm! Roux' Rosellen Cook, 1 The sponsor was Mrs. Weimer, who was succeeded by Mrs. Hurst. Peggy Hummer, Nancy Bales, Mary Berrier, Ruth Wentz, Melinda Ball, Q- Q Phyllis Simmons, Martha ag Berrier, Linda Hooks, V is Sue Voght. 1 Serozm' Roux' Mrs. as A fir ,iw 4' I Weimer, Karen Trussel, ., E gygg -af Carol Denton, Carol Lautzenheiser, Linda Holdren, Patty Yaden. Janet Fear, Betsy Racer, Carol Schmidt, Treva Howard, Phyllis Ellison, Mary Beth Buckmaster. Third Roux' Betty Ely, Joyce Bright, Judy Caylor, Sue Ann Stucky, ' 3 wifi- iilf Carol Clements, Lola X Louks, Betty Carnes, Nancyanna Groendyke, Barbara jordan, -luanitta Fuller, Beverly King. F. F. A. Fjrr! Rnzzu' Larry Teegarden, Don Ford, Ralph Needler, Mr. Brinkerhoti, Gene Williams, Carl Bantz, ,lim Luzadder, ,lim Rinker. Dean Ford, Glendene Refi. Semmf Roux' Kenneth Perry, Bill Rouse. Lee Kellogg, Bill Hiday. Bob Ramseyer, Melvin Huntzinger, Gerald Lawrence, Larry Schmidt, Bob Shores, Donnie Kesler. Francis Ramseyer, Dean Ely, Melvin Parker, Eddie Elliott. Tliirn' Roux' Dick Ort, Danny Morris, Glen Dale Helm, Floyd Bob Bales, Richard Clamme. Philip Caldwell, Charles Daily, Harold Love, ,lim Rhoton, jim Baker, Wally Hornbakcr, -lim Davis, Ray Cale, ,lim Schwarzkopf. Bales, Contests the F. F. A. Club has taken part in are public speaking, essay, secretary and treasurers' books, farm safety, dairy safety, dairy judging, livestock judging, and farm mechanics. The projects of the club are purebred gilt projects, paper drive, scrap metal drive, and garden seed s-ales. The purpose of the F. F. A. Club is to practice brotherhood, honor rural opportunities and responsibilities, and develop qualities of leadership. The motto is, Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. The officers are: jim Luzadder, presidentg Carl Bantz, vice-president, jim Rinker, secretary, Dean Ford, treas- urcrg Gene Williaiuis, reporterg Ralph Needler, sentinel, Donald Ford, conductor. The sponsor is Mr. Brinkerholf. a '.,...i,a-awQa.,,pf1a...,.-,saswwvv-wi: -i N ,fl . .-51h'f'7lfF' i' Tffitfii .f1f.llUJ1i?l9.1l' 1:.fCfi'r ti.h1rLA1L4l 1?M?tli1ltm0i:il,:ltV 'in 1- Mill fr- lil' Pill' 1 3'7'i1'f'l.-2' 'l5lll5lF'W l r SUNSHINE CLUB Sharon Schwarzkopf is president of the Sunshine Clubg Gloria Penrod, vice-president: Joyce Hart, secretary: Nancy Smith, treasurer. Mrs. Wfallace is the sponsor of the club. The projects of the club are to send cards to the sick and shut-ins, to go caroling at Christmas, and to bring happiness to others. The club had a Christmas party and a spring party. l l I Fm! Ruiz 5 Donna Burchard. l Nancy Smith. Gloria Penrotl. Sharon Schwarzlcopl, -loyce Hart, Carol Refi, Carol Moyer. 1 Siefullrl Roll .' Nlfi. Wfallace. XVilma Terhune. Mary Pugh, Roberta Baker, Carolyn Pearson. Betty Gum, Kathryn Goble. Tl-ijrif Roux' Mary Ann Ford, Betty Allen, Bonnie Ramseyer. Edna Reinhard. Helen Herring . was absent when the picture was taken. ,,.'1'J Q Wi! . Pt FI7'.l'l Rim 5 Mary Ann Refi. N A ., 7 g A i Waunita Shiner, Sandra Hoover LJ R' CQ 1' fb 3 .Of lac Ruby Lautzenheiser, Sedonna I ' Q gf -' , Newman, Virginia Futrell, 0 4-L' aj ,loan Futrell, Patty Carnes. Nila Bright, Betty Love. Sgroizd Roz: .' Miss Albertson, Helen XVall, Martha Shannon. Georgie Russell. Tom Coleman. Sue Smith. Martha Ford, Sandra Schuller. Miss Nelson. Third Roux' Beverly Irwin, Bob Ford. Lyle Towns. Carson johnson, Glenn Goodspeed. Ray Saxman. Gerald Keller, ,lay Beaver, -lerry Burchard, Allen Grilhth. 4, .tx RA VQN DRAMATIC The purpose of the Ra Von Dramatic Club is to promote interest in dramatics and public speaking. The club is divided into committees, and each committee is responsible for a play at one of the regular meet- ings. Three one-act plays were presented in public in February. The club will take part in the Drama Festival at Muncie in April. The officers of the club are president, Sue Smithg vice-president, -lay Beaverg secretary, Helen XX'allg treasurer, XY aunita Shiner. The sponsors are Miss Albertson and Miss Nelson. The club held its Christmas party December 10 at Miss Nelsons home. It will have a party in the spring for the seniors at Miss Albertson's home. Vincent Morris, Vfalter jackson. in A Nw' Wi 4? s 5 . , - .xi ',e f ax R9 ,135 GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB Ffrrf Roux' Natalie Holmes. Carol Russell, Joyce Nuckols. Ellen Howard, Audrey Risinger, Dorothy Downing Carter, Donna Helm, Dolores Ledbetter, Sharon Wright, Janice Perry, Patty Denton, Shirley Falk. Semurl Ruin jean Comer, Marjorie Sptowl, Joyce Cline, Sonja Bradshaw, Sally Risinget, Reda Bell Rinker, Carol Hatter, Mary Rogers, Beulah Howard, Shirley Brown, Shirley Enochs, Janice McClish, Mrs. Williams. Third Roux' Martha Saxman, .IoAnn Sutton, Sally Cook, Norma White, Virginia Anderson, Barbara Russell, Patty Krebs, Madonna King, jane Lawrence, Neva jean Morris, Hilda Markin, Shirley Haworth, Phyllis Thornburg. ATHLETIC CLUB Fifi! Roux' ,Ierry Sills, Danny Reinhard, Tommy Simmons, Bill Kellogg, Gary Overmeyer, Roger Falk. Walter Scott, Steve Malott, john McClish, Terry Overmeyer, Harold Glattli, Tom Wilson, Burl Sills. Sernmf Ruin jerry Bond, Dexter Bedwell, David Hawkins. joe Shannon, jimmy Winger, Gerald Runkle, Fred Refi, Bill Bales, Bruce Nestletoad, Charles Bright, Tom Schwarzkopf, Charles McDaniels, Ronnie Gibson. Thin! Rau-J Mr. Hayes. Tom Krebs, Guy Cook, Herschel Needler, jerry Robbins, john Price. Dallas Humerick- house, Gerald Baker, Charles Feat, Richard Slluman, E The motto of the G. A. A. is, Be a good sport in sports. The purpose of the club is to promote girls' in- terest in sports by their earning points for chevrons. The officers of the club are president, Sharon Wfrightg vice-president, Carol Russell, secretary-treas- uret, Joyce Nuckolsg activity leader, Norma Whiteg news reporter, Dolores Ledbettetg sponsor, Mrs. Williams. The club had a Christmas patty December 15. Stanley Morrical, Paul Ely, Tommy Pugh, Meredith Cole- man, Virgil Ledbettet, jim Meyers, Mr. Sutton. Fwzrllv Roux' Charles Hurst, Carl King, Dick Peck, DeWayne johnson, Dee Anderson, jerry Hummer, Bob Kyle. Max Hiser, Sammy Norton, Darrell Terhune, Tommy Mounsey, Bob Fitch, Randie Hawkins, jerry Hart, Lester Price, Bob Caylor. The Athletic Club makes up its roll of Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, and Freshmen. It is the aim of the club to promote good sports- manship through participation in dilifetent games. limi Roi.: B.irlmr.i Prall. Durotlly' Garrison, Donnfi Rumb.-tugh. Bonnie Coleman. Betty Murphy. 5','fm1rl Roux Sally Cale, Nornm Michael, ,lane XV.iters, Mr. Horn, Martha Tv.-egaanlen. Donna Garrison. Gail Garrett. The purpose of the Music Club is to foster .i better understmding of music. .Ni.1lt-J: Bonnie Bolner, B.trlN.tr.t lirdelsrn, K.,l.tr.1 M.ie Grisell,5.1llySmith. .x!dllillli'4l.' c,i1.1I'lCIlC litlser. Alorerm Armstrong. Donini XY'.iltz. Mrs. Nunn. The first semester the club had an initiation party. The sccond semester it supper ut Mrs. NLlDHiS home was followed by Q1 movie. ,sl .g,.1Q.v .tmxd ,f Q' . . . if 1, A A-.3 6 ...I . , ,Q .x ,F -3 F . . Q4 . ' ,. .3 .Y , ,. .. A 3 Q ' ,. - l Lf h lt, 'T x ' -,.:. .p , l -1 N ... ., I-: fr 4 s., K New as 2 . V .uv MUSIC CLUB The eluh pl.tns to .tttend .ts m.tny musie progmms tis possible. The president of the elub is Donn.: Rumh.tughg vieespresitlent, Gail G it r ret t 1 secretary-tre.tstrret, M.irth.1 Teegnrden. The sponsor is Mr. Horn. The club h.td .t Christmas party on December 7 .ind .1 party in the spring. COMMERCE CLUB The olliters .ire Silly Smith. presidentg Aloretm Armstrong, seeremryg C,h.trlene linker, tre-.tsurerg lion- nie Bolner, reporter. Mrs. Nunn is the sponsor. The purpose of the Commerte Club is to promote interest in the business world, in the study of Lom- mereial subiects, in rhe loe.1l businesses .ind in tlre services they provide. ,H .g'.f E, l ' ,- 3 Ulu cz 1 -fm , .M we L-. u a H' 1 v5 , , WS, T? ,iz W ' 'x ,Q P -F .o '. 1-v A' Y elf, - gif' r 'M 1' - ' x, , f M., 5. g . , r g,,,. x ' o If ' .X . . l 'K 4' n rn N ' 'W , M an ' 0' A ' , V 4 , ' 4 , - 's' ' I H' - E' Flin f n .ns f fx . V , -, iw 1 I xf, I , . rTh'q:,V 'S' U., . wx. ' J dr' H A ' 'I' ,3 . , ' , It . 'T V Fd - '1 I - ., ' ', V 1- ' i .LII A Y . fhf' . , V. , A . .L rp V ' l 4 L'. J' fl. . -1 Q A 4 A.. W l -M 5' 1 5 , U- , ' H . . 411 ,,,, 453, A.-0 U 4- 1 f .- - '44 ' I 41. YN 5 - Q '. L ' J 1 ' ,un .gg 'E L' W 'bk . , ' I 1-lr: 1 ,f lv H . . I 1 h . A -I .,f e T ', 0 - J. A 24?-A ' ff ' 4 im: + V - ,ilu , A , 3 ' of 3 1 . . 1 v b ,Qxgw ,, s , - ' . If el 4' mm A wr , 1 ,, . A ' A H . .I it U 94:1 xt .WP Q . 1 q P A X I ' A 0' Q , v N, an ix u ' 4 4 5- - ' f , . J ' ' 'L-V 14, ' ' cf urs' -I , 52f an 'ff . gi ' ' A 4. , , - In .V ,A au WV. -A 5 5 V' 9 A sb T- '. - 'iff' ivnfh 4, Q lm w 1 ., D A ,Av - x -K. , 4 f .4 f - t 5 v , -54 CRIER STAFF Carson Johnson was chosen editor-in-chief of the Crier Staff. Other officers are: Patty Denton, secretary-treas- urerg Ray Saxman, sports writerg jim Krebs, feature writerg Charlene Baker, Barbara Brackin, Patty Carnes, Natalie Holmes, Beverly Irwin, and Mary Ann ReH, reporters. Mary Ann Refi withdrew during the year. This group is under the direction of Miss Albertson. The Crier Staff writes school news for the Montpelier Herald and published a bulletin early in January to make money for their pins. Scaled: Patty Carnes, Mary Ann Refi. Natalie Holmes, Beverly Irwin, Barbara Brackin. Sn1f1i1'iug.' Charlene Baker. Miss Albertson, Patty Denton, -lim Krebs, Carson johnson, Ray Saxman, lint! Ron .' Bonnie Coleman, Stella King, Helen Wall, Sally Smith, Virginia liutrell, Martha Voght. Martha liortl. I Seuozil' Rim .' Carl Bantz, Audrey Risinger, Minnie Gordon, Martha Shannon, Dolores Ledhetter. Tlvim' Ron .' Rex Bell, Georgie Russell, Lyle Tow ns, Sue Smith Miss Albertson, -loan Futrell, Glenn Goodspeed, Sedonna Newman, Martha Teeilarden. Fnnrllv Roux' Vincent Morris, Bob Smith, Dick Hawk, Orves Ramseyer, Maynard johnson, Tom Coleman, Wzittnita Shiner. ANNUAL STAFF Virginia Futrell was chosen editor-in-chiefg Martha Voght, literary editorg Sue Smith, senior elitorg Martha Teegarden, senior historiang Tom Coleman, calendar editor, Orves Ramseyer, athletic editor: Glenn Goodspeed, humor editor, Helen Wall and Sally Smith, alumni editorsg joan Futrell and Maynard Johnson, activities editorsg Rex Bell, snapshot editor, Xvaunita Shiner, underclass historiang Dick Hawk, art eclitorg Martha Shannon and Minnie Gordon, postersg Audrey Risinger, Dolores Ledbetter, Sedonna Newman, and Martha Ford, typistsg Stella King, business managerg Vincent Morris and Bob Smith, advertising managersg Bonnie Coleman and Carl Bantz, subscription managersg Georgie Russell and Lyle Towns, poets. The Annual Stat? is under the direction of Miss Albertson. Martha Ford withdrew during the year. CHOIR Al1h1111gh 1l1e Choir 1v.1s 11111 .15 l.ll'gL' .15 11511.11 rhis ye.1r, 11 ll1.lklL' up Ill q11.1l11y NKll.lI II l.1cke1l ln Lllldllllly. The choir 5.11151 .15 .1 1h11r11s in the l1PL'I'CfI.l, l,11x-e Ones S1111111. They 5.11151 br:1wee11 .1e1s Ill the C11ris1111.1s pl.1y. They 111.111 111 sing i11 the Spring l:L'SllN.1l. 1:1111 IC1111. 51.115 A1111 Rell. Beverly lruin. llelen XV.1l1, M.1rtl1.1 Sll.llH141I1. D11l11re1 l.e11l1e11er, hl.lfIll.l 1f11r11. 9.11111 ' R11sxell,Vil'l1Lll11.l 1'-lllftll, D11r11thy D11xx11111,11li.1r1er. 131111114 R11111l1.1u,ig11, RL1l5j' l..ll1l'LL'lll1L'lNL'l', B11n11ie f,.1le111.111, 5111.111 Ifiirrell, Pl1yll1x '1'h11rnl111ru, .M11111.l K1111. Mr.ill11rn,5111r1ey 111114, Sully51111111lJ111111.1X'i'.1l11. D111111.1L1.1rri11111. Sue 51111111, Cieurgie R11well,5.1111ly ll1111ve1, lxldfflld S.1x111.1n. N114 l111,ul11, 5.11111r.1 5LlIlI1lL'f, M.1r111.1 Xlllxlllll. 'l'l111'.l R1111 : Vlllll 51l1xv.1rfl1111pl, CQ.1rx1111,l11l111S1111, 131111 1-ly, l.yle 'l-UXXIIS, lNl.1x Risinyuer, klerry B11r1l1.1r11, T11111 K 111e111.111. l5lIl1 5l'l1lIll, Bill R1111xe. 11111 11.11-.er. jerry llllll1L'l'lkl'x1llYLlSC. 1111111111 liverl1.1r1. 11 11 1-I 1 l511'1lR1111. N11r111.1 hllklhlijl. 5.1l1y C..11e. S.1l1y fQ1111lx. .141-ill li111rell,M.1rrh.1 111111. D.1111rex I.e1ll1e11er. lNl.ll'll1.l S11.1n111111. S.11lySn1i1l1. S1'111111lR1111.' lietry lily, 5111114 Br.111sh.1x1, N.1111y 11.111-1. M.111l1.1 5.1x111.111, Sue Y11e111, ,l11y1eC.1111e, 7 Sl1.1rr1111 T11xvnxe1111. 111-len XV.11l, Audrey R1si11,:er.fQ.1r11l Russell, Tl111'1fIC1111.' Mr. 1111r11,V1rAu1n1.1 l:11trell,H.1rl1.1r.1 Pull. S.1llv Rixinger, lfllen 1l11xx.1r11,Mel11111.1 B.1ll. D11r111l1y 1311111111111 Carter, D11nn.1 1.1111 llelm. hl.iY1'l1.l 'T-CL'.LI.ll'xlL'l1. D11r1n.1 xvldlll, D111111.1 C1.1rrix.111. 50111111111 New 111.111, Berry L11ve. 1511111111 H1111 I M.1ry lierrzer. M.1rth.1 BL'l'l'lC1'. Patty Dtllflvll, ,J B.1r11.1r.1 Br.111Q111, P111 1111 S111111111n1,S111r1ey 1l.11111r1l1, N.11.11ie 1l11lr11e1., N11r111.1 XY'l11re, Beverly ll'XVll1. lQl1z.1l1e1l1 R111:ers. 1511111 R1111 3 Gewreie Russell, XV.1un11.1 Shiner, Sue Slllllll. B1111r11e l111lner, BCL1l.lll H1111 .1r11, N.1r1h.1 V11.u111. .l.il1L' Ann X1i',11ers RLll3y l..iLlIlC'l11N.'lSt'l'. D11r1r1.1 R11111l1.111el1, B1111111e C,11lg1n.1n, Nl.1ry A1111 Rell gs: GIRLS' CHORUS The Girls' Chorus 11115 been very Active this year. 111 Ocrnber they sung .1111l d.111eed 111 the 11pere11.1, Hl.l1VL' hoes 51111111 . On Novernber S they provided enrerr.1in111enr f11r :he Nurrhern lIhll.lI1.l S11perin1e11denrs' 611111 11111- 11er, held LII 1l1e high school. They plan 111 sing .11 the Spring Fes1iv.1l Lllkl 1he F.1r111erS lllbflllllt. A select group of girls w.1s chmen frum the C11rls'Cf1111i-111, 'lhexe 1111111111 111e 111119 C 111111. They 111.111 111 sing .11 Chapel services and 111 the Spring FeQ1iv.1l. LOVE GOES SOUTH CL1.t1.' Bill Fuller, Tom Coleman, -lune, Martha Ford, Dick Grant, Harold Everhart, Nancy Fuller, Beverly Irwin, Colonel jackson, Lyle Towns, George Porter, jerry Humerickhouse, Mary Lee. Pat Carnes, Beauregard George Washington, -lerry Burchard, Mrs. Wakefield, Martha Shannon, Lawrence Ravensway, Carson johnson, Dr. D. Dribbenport Thrush, Dean Ely, Boys' Quartetteg Bill Rouse. Bob Smith, Dick Ely, and Max Risinger, and the Girls' Chorus. BAND Fmnl Rnux' Carol Sue I-Iarter, Carol Ann Clements, Beverly Irwin, Reda Belle Rinker, Tom Coleman, Carolyn Pearson, Carol Moyer, Joyce Hart, Sharron Schwarzkopf. Back Roni: Charles Bright, baritone, Nancy Smith, saxophone, Betty Ely, flute, Patty Carnes, baritone, Charles Hurst and jerry Humerickhouse. trombones, Helen Wall and Donna Waltz, bell lyres, Martha Teegarden and Dean Ely, trombones, Dallas Humerickhouse, bass: Gerald Keller, trombone, Carson johnson, bass, -lay Beaver, French horn, Donna Burchard and Mike Ball, saxophones, Betty Racer, clarinet, Betty Love, cymbals, ,lim Baker, mellophoneg Georgie Russell, drums, tdirectly behind, Mr. Hornli john Price, DeWayne johnson, jim Luzadder, and Roger Zulich, drums, ,lerry Bond, and Sandra Hoover, clarinet, Max Risinger. bass, Maynard johnson, Walter jackson, Bob Shores, trumpet, Sue Smith, clarinet, Max Hiser, Bob Kyle, and Tom Mounsey, trumpet, Audrey Risinger, cornetg Bob Risinger, trumpet, Lester Price, clarinet, .Ioan Sutton, corner, joe Kyle and Bill Racer, trumpet. Witli the scene located in the deep South, the plot of this operetta rotates about Colonel Jacksons op- position to the love affair between his grand-daughter june and Bill Fuller, a Yankee. A second romance, between Dick Grant and Nancy Fuller, adds flavor to the plot. Much humor is added by the antics of Beauregard, a negro servant, and Dr. D. Dribbenport Thrush, an eccentric scientist. After june almost marries the wrong man, clue to a case of mistaken identity, the error is discovered, and the play ends happily with a double marriage between Bill Fuller and june, and Dick and Nancy. Under Mr. I-Iorn's direction for the second year, the band has grown in size and quality. Always will- ing to co-operate with the public, they did their best whenever called upon. They marched at the American Legion Jamboree and led the Halloween parade. At the second annual high school Band Day at Indiana University, they marched between halves of the Indiana-Pittsburg'u football game. They marched and played at all home basketball games. They played at Farmers' Institute and are making plans to play in the Spring Festival. The band will enter the District Contest at Hart- ford City. Several individuals plan to enter the Solo and Ensemble Contest in Fort Wztyne. Curl: Mary, Georgianna Russell: Harvey, Lyle Towns, jerry, jerry Burchardg Sylvia, Virginia Futrellg Limpy Lannigan. Dick Hawkg Stella, Martha Shannon, Shea, Glen Goodspeedg Aunt Emmy, Watlnira Shinerg and Florence, Helen Wall. Because of Aunt Emily's opposition to their mar- riage, Harvey and Mary had eloped. Trying to recon- cile Aunty, Mary had written letters telling how rich they were. even though they were of limited means. Wfhen Aunt Emmy decides to visit them, Mary has to fix a scheme to save face. She hires a maid from the employment agency and borrows furnishings from Sylvia, her next door neigh- bor, but the butler is more of a problem. Wlien the Cart: Camilla, Phyllis Herring, Cora, Mary Trant: Vivian, Marjorie Sutton, Stuart, ,lack Pethtelg Speed, Dick Brightg Alex, Don Ely, Sadie, Phyllis Alleng Mrs. Morgan, Carolyn Parkerg joshua, Charles Harterg Mrs. Page, Clara Mae Ellettg Mrs. Brand, ,lanice Willianisg and Michael Morgan, Darrel McC.1mmon. For their play, the class of '51 chose The Tangled Yarn . a comedy in three acts. Camilla, Vivian, and Cora share an apartment in a poor board- ing house. When they are down to their last penny, Alex, a magazine editor, informs them that Camilla has won a S1000 prize offered by his magazine for the mother of the year . Camilla had borrowed a costume from Sadie, another boarder and sent in a l , i HER STEP-H USBAN D first man from the agency turns out to be Limpy Lanni- gan, a crook, Mary decides to have Harvey, whom Aunt Emmy has never seen, pose as the butler. jerry, a quick witted stranger, poses as Mary's husband. Although he is a good four llusher, jerry is no match for Mary and soon has them both in hot water. After Harvey is mistaken for Limpy Lannigan and Baby Willie is handed out the window, Mary is forced to call a halt to her wild plot. Additional comedy and satire is added by Stella, the maid, and Otlicer Shea, a likeable cop. THE TANGLED YARN picture of herself along with a pathetic story of suf- fering and hardship. Desperate for the money, Camilla continues the masquerade until a series of complications force her to confess. Speed Martin, a newspaper reporter, ar- rives to check the storyg Sadie takes her costume backg joshua Page enters and announces himself as Camilla's husband, and another roomer, Mrs. Morrison, de- mands an investigation. The play ends as Camilla falls in love with Alexg Cora, with Speed Matting Vivian wins Stuart Brandg and Sadie recognizes joshua as her long lost husband. ALUMNI ROLL CLASS OF '13 Mrs. Dorothy Certain Garrett Cdecj Howard G. Certain Mrs. Clessie Farr McCullough Harold B. Hoy tdecy Mrs. Lulu Fern jackson Skinner Mrs. Florena Neely Gutherie Levi Morton Rains NVm. T. Root 6 dec.j Mrs. Lena Smith Long Omer Stone ideal Mrs. Frances Temple May Ralph D. Thornburg ldec.l Helen Frances Wfard Carroll CLASS OF '14 Mrs. Martha Andrew Seymour Eliz F. Buckley Mrs. Emma Corcoran Lauer Mrs. Dorothy Dando Emshwiller Mrs. Marie Emshwiller Davis R. Rudley Emshwiller XV. Benjamin Ely Arl Garrett Harold Heasley Claude S. Hoy ldecl Mrs. Mary Hoy Lonsbury Mrs. Mary Johnston Hance Raymond D. johnson Lela A. Kilander Alexander Cdec.J Robert Maddox Mrs. Catherine Palmer Osborne Harold D. Powell Mrs. Ferne Rea Nelson Mrs. Myrtle Runnels Powell Virgil C. Schwarzkopf Wtilter E. Thomas CLASS OF '15 Mrs. Laura E. Certain Bolender Cdec.J 1. Edward Corcoran Qdec.J Mrs. Dorothy J. Draher Wilson Mrs. Mae Eager Fields Chas. Russell jackson Dwight johnson Cloide C. Shade Fred E. Smith Donald J. Smith Leland E. Smith Samuel W. Tait Bedford T. Taylor CLASS OF '16 Mrs. Edna Garrison Murphy Thomas Gael Gray ideal Mrs. Esther Grimm Sudlow Herbert S. McCauley ldec.J Margaret M. O'Donnel1 ldec.J Mrs. Marguerite Shade Lamb fdec.J Mrs. Gypsie Thornburg McFarland Mrs. Lady Marion Twibell Emery Mrs. Doris Wlasson Smith CLASS OF '17 Douglas D. Andrews Mrs. Hope Bonham Mitchell Mrs. Marie A. Corcoran Charboneau Mrs. Catherine Dillie Thompson Marion A. Frazier Opal G. Gibson Mrs. Mabel Harry jackson Henry A. Knight ldecj Mrs. Onda Nusbaumer I-Iiles Mrs. Zelda Schwarzkopf Frazier Daisy Pearl Shiner ideal Frank D. Walsrnith -1 4.1.1- TRACK Fir-I Run .' Dean Ford - pole vaultg Max Hyde - half mile. rc-layag Bob Bates - dashes. relays: Robert Shares -- hall mile. relays. llarnltl lfvcrharr - ptilc vault, hipzh iump. 5ft-fimf Rim: Gwen Rinker-shut put, pale vaultg Emmitt Beeks - dashes. relays: Bud Shores - broad jump, dashes. relaysg Btib Starr - high jump. hurdles, bruad lump: 'ltilin Peck -- shut plll. -lim Bunitiur - shut put. pple vault. brnatl iump. Burk Run: Francis Ramseyer- relays. half mile. Ralph Nec-dler-hurdles. relays, high iumpg Dean lily-dashes. relaysg Orves Ramwyer-mile run. hiluh ILIFIIP. relayy Vincent Mnrrir-hurdles. rulayk. liiuh iunip: XY'.ilrer klackwn-liurdlc-Q3 Bnb Rariiwim-r-rul.n's, thot put. C.arwn vlulitiwn-ilaslies. relaysg flwatli l5rncxt buttiin. Nw! Slwrfwi Dun lily-dashek. bmatl jump. relays. One new record was set, john Peck set the shot put record at -il feet S inches. breaking thc- wld recurd tif llll feet Ii inches. held by Keith W'ible. i i . i 1' in PAQ - file Q43 s., 1 It I I WT l 'x XT. A Ja 'I' l' ,lc - ' fri' g - 2? ,fl Q-, ' i BASEBALL Fmnl Run: Darrell Terhune. student managerx Bob Kyle. outfield: Skip Grirlith, second base: Richard Clamme, outfield: Gene Hawk. outtieldg Dean Ely, outfield. ,lim Luzadder. catcher. third base: Harold Everhart. pitcher. outfield: Charles Xfilson. shorrstup, Bari Run: Cwach Erriebt Sutttin. Hub lftird. atudent manager: Carwn Vluhnsnn. becund base. Gerald Lawrence, uuttieldi .lwhn Luuks. uuttieldg Vincent Mtirris, uuttield pitcher: Bub Smith. tiutfield, pitcher. Orve5 Ramseyer. first base. pitcher: Bob Ramsever. riutfieldg Wlilter Ylacksiin. third base, catcher. ,,.,.,,.w Q ,,. k. 'AVI L. Q., lv. Ts? V j l l FY ix 'PELIER jim Rinker, Hairy , moved up from the second team. jim could play forward or guard. Only a junior, he will be available for the Pacers next year. He was a very capable reserve and could be counted on to do his best when sent into a ball game. Harold Everhart, Yo . Everhart's set shots kept us in many ball games. He is a good ballhandler and playmaker. This 5' S guard can still con- tribute much to the Pacers, because Harold is only a junior. Harold Love moved up from the second team. Harold added much strength to the Pacers. This junior guard saw a lot of action in the latter half of the season. He started several games for the Pacers. Vincent Morris, Long john . Vincent made the last year the best year. He was the pillar of Pacer bankboard strength and a heavy scorer. He plavecl equally well at forward or guard. Coach Ernest Sutton Ernie . A tirst year man with the Pacers, Ernie nzmfe the Varsity . He com- piled a winning record with both the second team and the Varsity. Ernie is a graduate of Ball State. He likes a Branch McCracken style of basketball. He was a reserve in the Marines and was called ta duty in March. He was succeeded as coach by Hugh Thimlar. Rex Bell, Bubbles . The Pacers were weakened greatly when Rex would foul out of ball games. He was a great aid on the bankboards and could be counted on to score heavily. This is the last year for this high scoring senior forward. PACERS Ralph Needlcr, Cheetah . This junior forward was moved up from the second team. He added much to the reserve strength of the Pacers. Wfalter jackson, Herble . He started off slowly but gained momentum as the season progressed. Herble played a good game whether at forward or center, He has another year as a Pacer ahead of him. Robert Smith, Bob , This dependable forward saw a lot of action as a reserve. Bob started several games and could always count on rebounds and points. Another senior, Bob will leave a vacancy to be filled next year. Orves Ramseyer, Professor . This was Orves' first year on the Varsity. He saw most of his action as guard but could play any position. He was awarded the trophy for sportsmanship at the Four-Team Tourney. As he is a senior, he will be greatly missed next year. Charles Wilson, Charlie . Wilson is the little boy of the team. Only 5' Ll , he is a very good ball handler and can move well on defense. As he is a junior, this guard will be back next year. Bob Ford, Googie , student manager. This was Bobs first year as manager of the Pacers. He added much to keeping up the morale of the team. It was his job to polish balls, distribute socks, and have towels ready for the team. , n iwryirl 2 i f PP-El 'll 5 yy.. .fi I be Q -y Y 2 1' VI !Ti Y KJ , i f if I I I.. I N! Jr. High Team FHM!! RHI! .' l7l'CLl Rfilzl, D60 Anderson, Ruger Falk, Coach Burton Brinkerhoff, Steve Mallixt, Charles McD.1niel,,lerry Bwflxl. Hari Run 5 Tifnirny Seliwiirzl-mpl. Bill Bi1lcs,Diek Peek, jerry Rohhins, vlohn Prife, D,ill.i5 Humerielqhnuse, Hershel Neetller, Max Hiser, Paul Ely, Sammy Nurton, Virgil Letllierter, .limmy Myers. Second Team l:l7'.if Run 5 lfmncis Riimseyer, Dean lfortl, Rglph Neetller, Dean lily, Bill Trussel. Btilw Shores. limi RHI: .' Whilly lltwriilnilwr. Gene llgwls, CQ.1rs.m blulinstm, llariiltl Love. Lee Kellogg, Ruger Zulieh, Tum Rhed, Rohert Balm, Dick Ort, Allen Gritlith. Jr. High Baseball Fmnl Run 5 Mix Hixer, piteher. slwrt5riip,CQl1.irles Bright, wc- iintl luxe, D.ill.ii Humeriel-zhiruse. pitcher, Alimmy Myere, sewntl liaise, xlmrtstiipg 'liummy Sel1w.ir7l-ciipl,iiutlielil1Qhiirlex lNleDtiniel, iiutlielil, Steve lNl.illiitt iiiitlieltl. Scfrnlil RMU .' lJ.iUl uufllclxl. .Iiihn Price, wuttieltl, Sam Nfirmn. rhiril ligase, eitchc-rL Dick Peck, lirsr luxe, piteher, Hersehel Nc-eiller, sliiirtstiip, pitther. Hin? Run I Diirrell Terhune, student rnanauixeri Virgil Leilherter. tatrherg Gerald liilxer, iJL1fllClklQChi1flL'S Hurst, trut- llClLlL DCC Alitlcfwrn, Ulltlltlill Cmitli lirnext Surtnn. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL The junior High team won both the first and second rounds of the noon league play. In their regular schedule they won eleven out of twelve games. They also won the junior High tourney held at Chester. They won nine straight games before bowing to Mississinewa. We They 57 Dunkirk .... .,.... 1 0 35 Pennville ..... ........, 2 2 36 Poling ....,,.. ...... 1 0 57 Roll .....,.,. ...... 1 7 48 Dunkirk A... ......... 2 3 47 Pennville ..... ...,,.... 2 7 We They 45 Poling ...... .... . 12 25 Albany .... ....,... 1 9 37 Roll .....,....,,. ........ 1 7 19 Mississinewa ...... .r,..... 2 3 36 Albany .,..... ..,..,,. 1 6 26 Mississinewa ....., A,r..... 2 -1 TOURNEY 44 Chester , ,20 53 jackson 19 SECOND TEAM Wfe They 55 Lancaster .,.,.... ......... 2 3 39 Dunkirk .... ...,.v... 2 5 41 Warren ...... w..... 3 8 31 Geneva ...... ......... 1 9 38 Petroleum ...... ....w.... 1 7 26 Fairmount ...... .....,... 2 3 24 Hartford City ,...,, ...... 3 1 30 Albany .......,., ..,,..... 2 4 39 Mississinewa ....,,.. ,..,.. 3 5 45 Roll lovertimej ..... .,....... 4 6 41 24 Portland ....................,,.....,.. We They 41 Chester Center ,Y,,,, o.r.. 2 4 32 Redkey .,.,..r.r.. .,... 2 5 55 Pennville .....,,,.. ..... 2 1 50 Liberty Center ,.r.rr .... 2 5 41 Berne ..,.......... ,... 3 fi 45 Bryant ..,.tr . .. ..t, 26 SECOND TEAM TOURNEY 29 Mississinewa ............,..., ..,,., 3 4 41 Eastern of Howard ..,...,......, 28 39 Poling tReservesJ ....,, ..., 9 39 Poling fVarsityl .,..,,.....,.,,, 50 The second team started the season by downing Lancaster Central, 55 to 23, and went through six games without tasting defeat. Two of the original second team were moved up to the Varsity. That left an opening to be fought for. The result was a smaller team, but it showed as much scrap as it had before the change. 1 -fm , .M we L-. u a H' 1 v5 , , WS, T? ,iz W ' 'x ,Q P -F .o '. 1-v A' Y elf, - gif' r 'M 1' - ' x, , f M., 5. g . , r g,,,. x ' o If ' .X . . l 'K 4' n rn N ' 'W , M an ' 0' A ' , V 4 , ' 4 , - 's' ' I H' - E' Flin f n .ns f fx . V , -, iw 1 I xf, I , . rTh'q:,V 'S' U., . wx. 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Firrl Roux' Martha Saxman, Barbara Prall, Patty Krebs, Jane Lawrence, Shirley Brown Beulah Howard, Martha Ford, Sally Risinger, Shirley Enochs, Jane Ann Waters. Joyce Cline Bales, Sally Cale, Jo Anne Sutton, Lola Louks, Shirley Haworth. Elizabeth Rogers, Phyllis Thornburg, Donna Garrison, Norma Michael, Mrs. Williams. Third Roux' Sandra Schuller, Sue Voght, Marjorie Sprowl, Ruth Wentz, Sally Cook, Sonia Bradshaw, Nila Bright, Betty Ely, Shirley Falk, jean Comer, Barbara Russell. Fourlln Roux' Madonna S6L'0I1liRUll'.' Nancy i E King, Virginia Anderson, I Hilda Markin, Janice McClish, Neva jean Morris, Reda Belle Rinker, Carole Sue Harter, Joyce Nucl-cols, Donna Waltz, Norma White. VARSITY SCORES They .......62 .......5l .......-41 .,.....58 .....,.-44 .......54 ...W40 .......46 ..,...,40 .......-49 .......48 .......54 II7e 39 Pennville .........,.. 46 Liberty Center ....... 55 Ridgeville ...,,,. 65 Berne ......... They ........35 ........5l .....,..56 ....,...35 47 Bryant .........,........,..................... .,...... 4 9 4-TEAM TOURNEY 65 Pennville ..,..,..,..,........................ ........ 3 4 FINALS 53 ROII ,.... .--...--.--.-.------------- 4----A-A 6 0 SECTIONAL 32 Portland ..............,.................,.. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION The girls have physical education the second and third periods under the direction of Mrs. Williains. ........-48 The purpose of girls' physical education is to create interest in sports and to teach fair play. Some of the activities performed by girls taking physical education are tumbling, volley ball, deck tennis, basketball, rope climbing, softball, and various group games. Girls' noon league is sponsored by the physical education classes. In the finals of the girls' noon league tourney the seniors met the sophomores to decide which class was champs. The sophomores were victors of the deciding game Montpelier High School September 30, 1951 Dear Alumni Mem bers, We're off for another gruelling marathon of a school year. The litst few days for the underclassmen were spent in getting the whereabouts of the class- rooms and lockers. Looking at us behind the teachers' desks as we went to our classes were three new teachers and a lot of old standbys. Changing of the rooms caused much commotion, as the music room was moved to Room M on first floor: Mr. Matson's class was assigned the old music room, and his former room became the art room. Living up to the slogan, The work must go on , Miss Albertson organized the Crier Staff and started them writing school news. Un September Ii an assembly program was held by De Costo and Ferrari, during which many people rubbed their eyes and wondered if last night they had had too hard a night. Mr. De Costo played three clarinets at once, two saxaphones, and other combinations that proved very interesting. Miss Ferrari accompanied him on the accordion as well as played the ocarinas with him. On September 27 and 28 everybody was slicked up for the never-tiring cry of, Watch the birdie! Have you guessed it yet! Yes, you're right, the photographer was here snapping pictures. On the night of the ZSth the Annual Staff sponsored the Hoosierettes, who put on a very interesting program. Good-by for now, Tommy Coleman P.S. During September our baseball team played four games, breaking even at two wins and two losses. They defeated Dunkirk 5 to Ai, and Roll 2 to 1, but were defeated by Redkey 6 to 2 and Bern IU to ll. Montpelier High School October 51, 1951 Dear Alumni, The baseball team lost its only game of the month, Monday October 1, to Geneva 6 to 4. On October 5 a balcony meeting was held to open the Annual drive, and that afternoon the all-school convocation was held. The lirst chapel meeting of the year was held on Tuesday, October 9, with Rev. Humerickhouse in charge. Saturday, October S, the band went to Indiana University, where they saw a football game and, at the half, marched and played along with several other bands from this state. Excitement about the basketball team had been aroused since the naming of the team. On Friday, October 12. all energetic people who wanted to be yell leader had their chance, as the try outs were held. On Friday night, October 19, the operetta, Love Goes South , was put on by the Music Department. On Wednesday, October 24. the first class convocation was held. The Seventh Grade put on a play, The Soft-Hearted Ghost . The Teachers' Convention was held Thursday and Friday, October 26 and 2'. Students had a much-needed rest, while the teachers slaved C?J on, That seems to be all the dope for October. So long for now, Tommy Coleman Annual Otiice November 50, 1951 Dear Alumni, The first Student Council Dance was held on November T. Much excite- ment was shown by the Juniors on Thursday, November 8, because of the arrival of their class rings. It seems that some of the boys have lost or mislaid theirs. I wonder Where they are? On November 13 we had our second chapel program with Rev. Bayless in charge. On November 14 we were honored to have a trio from Holland, who played a musical saw, an accordion, and a guitar, and gave many vocal selections. On Friday, November 16, the Freshman Class put on a very interesting convocation, On Wednesday, November 21, after a surprise convocation put on by part of the Freshmen and grades Seven and Eight, we were dismissed the rest of the week for Thanksgiving. The Seniors put on a variety show, Friday, November 30 as their convocation. Loads of luck, Tommy Coleman P.S. Six basketball games were played in November with Lancaster and Fairmont handing us defeats. We were victorious over Warren, Geneva, Petroleum and Dunkirk. il ll ill ifrf QQEEEEQIH, f NE AM XEZJN 1 A x-QQ' Qfir' , ri-'rr A' XX Q55 fi? ri :UP fr . Tl? Ty, TD if ,fd ll D Q. ki-'J p, X r. T. XF L'-. Q X, 5 ,- X R Q.1 r Q W Q 5 fi- gf Y' N 1 3 ' Cv-' ff U . hi Fi December 21, 1951 Dear Alumni, About this time every year everyone is hurrying around seemingly in a hurry to go some place. But the real cause is that Christmas is in the air, and everyone is excited or busy practicing on the program. On December 4, we again had chapel with Rev. Bright in charge. On December 7, the traditional yell brick was at stake, and when the yelling had subsided, the Juniors won the yell brick. December 8, the 4-team tourney was again staged at Montpelier. Roll and Montpelier won the afternoon games, and Roll won the final from Montpelier. On December 14, we traveled to Hartford City, but 'twas all in vain. We lost the ball game by a small margin. We thought we would have a white Christmas because of the great amount of snow that descended upon us. Because of weather conditions, we were out of school from December 17 to 19 and were forced to postpone the Ridgeville game to a date in February. We returned to school on Thursday, December 20, in time for one day of classes and a Christmas program on Friday forenoon. We were then dismissed for a vacation until Wednesday, January 2. Merry Christmas, Tommy Coleman Dear Alumni Members, Now that we had ushered in the New Year safely, we were ready to come back to school on Wednesday, january 2. On Tuesday, January 8, we had another chapel program with Rev. Rankin. On Friday, January 11, the Crier staff distributed their bulletin, for which the students had waited eagerly. On January IS, the first semester came to an end, and everybody was busy taking exams. We ended the first semester successfully by defeating Roll and having the Victory Ball returned to Montpelier. On Friday, January 25, the Eighth Grade put on an interesting convocation, a minstrel show in which the whole class took part. On the same night our basketball team defeated a cagey Portland team. On january 50, Chester became the third basketball victim of our team in this month. Well, this is about all I can say for january except that its been a cold month. So long, Tommy Annual Ofiice February IS, 1952 Dear Alumni, On Tuesday night, February 5, another win was added to our string, the victim being Pennville. On Wednesday, February 6, the monthly Student Council dance was held and was a square dance. On Thursday, February 7, the annual Farmer's Institute was held, and in the evening a supper was held commemorating the birthday of Scouting. On Friday, February 3, the local American Legion oratorical contest was held, and Lyle Towns was judged the winner. On Tuesday, February 12, the United Societies of Zoological Assemblies presented a collection of animals from all parts of the world before the high school. They had monkeys and baboons, rare and colorful birds, and North American wild animals. lt was a very interesting program. On Tuesday, February 12, the monthly chapel service was held with the Rev. Westervelt in charge. On Friday, February 15, a gymnastic team from Ball State presented an exhibition to us in preparation to their entering a contest later in the month. In the evening our final home game was played with Berne our victims. The tournament fever has started to increase, and everyone is giving his prediction on who the tournament champs will be. On Thursday, February 19, the drawing of sectional tickets was held and the winners were announced. On Friday, February 22, the juniors put on their convocation which was in form of a musical program. In the evening, our team fought a hard battle with the Bryant Owls. The Owls have proved themselves stumbling blocks for many bigger teams. On Wednesday, February 27, the Ra Von Dramatic Club put on three one- act plays in the high school auditorium. They were very well presented and also very interesting, On Thursday, February ZS, the sectional is to start at Hartford City. The Pacers are going to be strong contenders for the title and are bound to be in top form for the Sectional. Good luck, Pacers. See you later, Tommy March 28, 1952 Dear Alumni. Ou Tuesday evening, March fl, the monthly Student Council dance was held. On March 7, the clubs had their regular meetings. On Tuesday, March ll, the monthly chapel service was conducted. On Friday afternoon, March 14, the Sophomore convocation was held. Thursday and Friday, March 20 and 21, was our spring vacation. After the return to school the sophomores had their last party on March 28. So long for now, Tommy Coleman April 1, 1952 Dear Alumni, As the yearbook will soon be here for proofreading, 1'll just tell you what the school calendar has listed for April and May. On Tuesday, April 1, there will be a Student Council dance. On Friday. April -1, the clubs will meet, and in the evening the Junior Class will put on their annual class play. The Band will enter a contest at Hartford on April 5, and the Ra Von Club will present Sparkin' at Ball State Speech Arts Festival. On Tuesday, April S, the monthly chapel program will be held. See you soon, Tommy Coleman Annual Office April 15, 1952 Dear Alumni Members, Several interesting events are in store for us during this month, including the completion of school. On Friday, May 2, the Seniors will put on their annual class play. On Friday, May 16. the annual Junior-Senior banquet will be held. On Sunday evening, May 18, the baccalaureate services will be held in the high school auditorium, and on May 22, the linal step for the seniors. the commencement, will be held, and the Seniors will be graduates. So long, Tommy Coleman ix TTC' I K X Xe fisiiz si X-XX -xxx F IRQ X - wrxxrix .. X f'i?1 fi ff Q-XJ f fi 'I fl, ff f 1 , I Ill! I f X iff. fl' Q ,' X f' X f I ff fr 550 J 1 A fx I' 1 ' XJ IQ - QUE ixil 1 1 :li - ! . HH M51 l l HZ 1 - 1 1 X' r' P ' L 23,5 x 4 ft N ' If f If V , f 'X E ij N X X, XX XS qi X ' X X ' HONORS AND AWARDS Special Au'ardJ.' 4. David Pearson, Tri Kappa, Carolyn Parker and Bud Shores E' B. P. W. C., Mary Trantg W. C. T. U., Dorthy Garrison American Legion Award to eighth grade student, Jimmy spank' ' Schwarzkopfg American Legion PI ii Trophy, Bud Shores. 3 Mary Trant Dave Pearson Carolyn Parker Bud Shores HONOR SOCIETY Carolyn Parker Janice Williams ,Ion Cook l Betty Willianis Faye Wible Kenneth Nuckols Bud Shores - Gwen Rinker Mary Trant Annetm Stwer Paul Headley Derry Nestleroad -lolm Pfflf john Martin Clara Mae Ellett Norma D. Zigler Jack Pethel ANNUAL DRIVE Bonnie Coleman and Rex Bell. ART AXVARDS A Poppy posters, second division, Max Hyde, third division, Garnet Glattli, Mary Trant, Faye Wible. T. B. posters, Minnie Gordon, third in county. AMERICAN LEGION ORATORICAL CONTEST Lyle Towns. ATHLETIC AWARDS Firemans' Sportsmanship Trophy, Orves Ram seyer. MUSIC AWARDS at Fort Wayne Contest Superior, Donna Burchard, judy Hiser, Max H iser, Bill Racer, Bob Risinget. Went to State Con- test. Excellent, Tom Coleman, Sandra Hoover, je try I-Iumerickhouse ftrombone and vocalf, Carson johnson, Bob Kyle, Betsy Racer, Bob Shores, Sue Smith, Martha Voght. COMMERCE AWARDS: Sfwrflmmf Pins: 60 word, Dolores Ledbetterg pin and red seal certificates, Martha Ford and Vir- ginia Futrell. 'Typing Pins: 55-39 words, Charlene Baker, Carol Russell, Martha Berrier, Beverly Irwin, Paul Headleyg 40 words, Bonnie Bolner, Gwen Rinkerg 50 words, Ray Saxman, Martha Voght. Yiypizzg Certificates: 10-minute timings without error: Dick I-Iawk, Ray Saxmang 10-minute tim- ings with 5 errors or less: Virginia Futrell, Dolores Ledbetter. Artistic typing: Sally Millard. AGRICULTURE AXVARDS: Agriculture Department was first in the district and fourth in the state for 1951 Farm Safety Award. Dean Ely placed first in the State Dairy Safety Contest. Donnie Kesler placed first in the county and in the blue ribbon group at the state fair in Divi- sion I on the Electric Project. Floyd Beymer placed first in the County in Division II of the Electric Project. Sedonna Newman placed first in showmanship in the county and her ram won the reserve cham- ionshi . P Haiiold Love placed first in the Senior Division Tractor Operators Contest in the county. blames Rhoton placed first in the county and district in the Pioneer Hybrid Corn Contest. The Agriculture Department placed first in the District in the Pioneer Hybrid Corn Contest. STATE FAIR SCHOOL: Sedonna Newman and Sue Smith. INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION Seclonna Newman and Georgianna Russell. -.--------. F-.-.vm-..-,-n.,.,-,f...f,,,..,..L..... . .....-.....,l....,.............., D. A, R., Mary Trantg Kiwanis, SENIOR HISTORY On September 4, 1946, fifty-four bashful students set out on the first of a series of four long journeys. jean Keagle withdrew but soon joined us again along with three others: Mary Beth Dossetr, Harry Slentz, and Martha Teegarden. Our sponsors were Miss Rea and Mr. Funderbu rg. 1X'e presented our convocation on March 18. Leading us this year was Dolores Ledbetter with Donald Ford right behind her. The money handler and bookkeeper was Sally Millard, while we took our troubles to Betty Besser and Carl Bantz. For our second journey there were fifty-three travelers. Mary Ann Graves and jack Powell withdrew. Our president was Lyle Towns, vice-president, Carl Bantz, secretary-treasurer, Glenn Goodspeedg and advisers, XVaunita Shiner and Diamond Cook. Our sponsors were Mrs. Nunn and Mr. Brinkerhoff. W'e had a gym party December 7, and our convocation on April lfi. The third journey was more exciting for us forty-eight experienced travelers. XVe had two new ones, Donna Rumbaugh and Melinda Ball from Hartford City. NWC lost Donzella Schuller shortly after the first semester. Leading this year was Virginia Futrell with Lyle Towns only a split second behind. Carl Bantz han- dled the money, and Donna Rumbaugh and Vincent Morris listened to our troubles. During this year we sponsored magazine sales and took turns selling refreshments at the home ball games. For our convocation we presented the play Boomerang on january 26. On April 6 we presented our class play, Her Step Husband , under the supervision of Miss Nelson and Mr. Wilson. XVe put on the junior-Senior banquet for the outgoing Senior Class on May 18. Our theme was Star- dust . XY e had a lot of fun decorating the gym and were proud of it after we were through. The fourth and final journey began on September 4, 1951, with forty-four very anxious travelers. We were unhappy when Martha Ford, Clara Mae Grisell, and Naomi Bennett withdrew. To lead us this year we choose Glenn Goodspeed with Carl Bantz following right behind. The money handler and bookkeeper was Helen Wall and the girls, and boys took their troubles to Martha Ford and Vincent Morris, respectively, Sharon Wright was elected to the Athletic Board. After Martha Ford with- drew, Audrey Risinger took her place. To help raise money for the Annual, we sponsored the Hoosierettes , a radio group made up largely of former M. H. S. musicians. We presented our convocation on November SO. It was a talent show featuring over half the class, For our class flower we chose the white rose. Our class colors are rose and silver. Our motto is Onward Is Our Aim. Our class play, Forever Albert , was presented on May 2. Senior exams were on May 16, and that evening the junior-Senior banquet was held to honor us. Honor day was on May 19. Baccalaureate was on May 1S. and we were graduated on May 22. Our commencement speaker was bl. R. Mitchell. The class of 1952 now joins the ranks of the Alumni Association. illrzrtlnz Teegrmfezl l L l 1 u f. K in A HWY U I A v 4x 1 T? I ,VE fe A SF. sl A K . nl llv LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1952, being sane in mind, although having served our appointed term of four years in this institution, will our most treasured possessions as follows: Melinda Ball wills her ability to jitterbug to Mr. Hayes. Carl Bantz wills his quiet ways to Dallas Humerickhouse. Rex Bell wills his one-armed driving to Glenn Bales. jerry Burchard wills his mid-day walk to jim Rinker, who needs no encouragement. Bonnie Coleman wills her curls to Harold Love. Tom Coleman wills his ability to pick up girls to anyone who has a '56 Ford. jim Davis wills his ability to play hookey and fox hunt to anyone who can write his own excuses. Dorothy Downing Carter wills herself to take care of the future Carter Pills. Donnie Ford wills his useless and quiet ways to Mr. Morgan. Joan Futrell wills her life to good housekeeping. Virginia Futrell wills her dignified ways to the class of '55, who needs them. Gail Garrett wills her clarinet to anyone who can get along with a horn. Dorothy Garrison wills her ability to tell people off to Carol Russell. Glenn Goodspeed wills his hot-rod Ford to anyone who has a two-dollar bill. Minnie Gordon wills her hgure to Beverly Irwin. Dick Hawk wills his ape-like figure to Tom Snyder. Donna Lou Helm wills her perfect attendance to Ruby Lautzenhiser. Maynard johnson wills his political career to the Democratic party. Donnie Kessler wills his mannerly ways to Gerald Lawrence. Eugene King wills his god attention in civics class to any girl who has a crush on Pop , Stella King wills her height to T. Scott. Dolores Ledbettet wills herself to Hoosier Engineering. jim Luzadder wills his noon league sportsmanship to Bob Caylor. Vincent Morris wills his basketball ability to Champ Ely. Betty Murphy wills herself back-to-the-Indianas. Sedonna Newman wills her speedy ways to Mrs. Wallace. Orves Ramseyer wills his space fillers to Pop Wilson. Robert Ramseyer wills himself to sitting on the davenport and watching-television? Audrey Risinger wills her flat feet to the infantry. Donna Rumbaugh wills herself to Always Georgie Russell wills her ability to make alibies for parking to Janice Perry. Martha Shannon wills her low alto voice to Charles Bright. Waunita Shiner wills herself to men. Bob Smith wills his ability to shave to Skip Griffith. Sally Millard Smith leaves for Germany. She has decided C from experienceb that two can live cheaper than one. Sue Smith wills her ability to quit boys when her birthday comes around to anyone who's smart enough to do so. Martha Teegarden leaves with her Love close behind her. Lyle Towns wills himself to wine, women, song, and parting. Sharron Townsend wills herself to Roll. Martha Voght wills her ability to get men to Sandra Hoover. Helen XVall wills herself to the Fly-Boys. Sharon Wright wills herself to high-life and night-life. Signed and sealed this thirty-first day of january, 1952. THE CLASS OF '52. TEN YEARS HENCE Mr. and Mrs. jack Smith, the former Sally Millard, were sitting viewing TV one evening with the twins, jack and jill, awaiting their guests for their anniversary dinner. Suddenly there appeared on the screen the up-and-coming dance team of Melinda Ball and Donnie Kesler, who were appearing on the famous TV program, Droop and Drag with johnsons Rag with Maestro Maynard accompanied by fumble- lingered Martha Voght. just as the commercial, advertising Gene King's Southern Rose Filling Station came on, Mr. and Mrs. jerry Burchard, the former joan Futrell, came to see how the Smith twins were, as jerry had taken them up in his airplane the week-end before. just as they came in, Mr. and Mrs. Williiitli Fennig, the former Georgie Russell, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carter, the farmer Dorothy Downing, drove up. Georgie told Sally that Mr. and Mrs. Richard love, the former Audrey Risinger, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bantz, the former Virginia Futrell at Millgrove. Sally said that she had intended to have Sharon XVright at the dinner that evening, but Sharon had gone on her honeymoon to the Gordon and King Honeymoon Hotel, owned by Minnie Gordon and Stella King. She was slightly delayed for her trip because her chauffeur, Rex Bell, was detained by his Hair Grower Manufacturing Company. just then the conversation was interrupted by the appearance on TV of the world famous basketball team, the Sloppy Shooters, with Bob Smith, Dick Hawk, Vincent Morris, jim Luzadder, and Orves Ramseyer, coached by the renowned Glenn Goodspeed. This would be Orves' last season, as he would soon be going to darkest Africa to marry his guide, Black jezabel. The yell leaders for the team are Helen Vfall, Sue Smith, and Waunita Shiner. Then came the commercial with the famous Toni twins, Bonnie and Tommie Coleman. jerry remarked that Martha Shannon, on her trip to Chicago to get supplies for her Boston store in Van Wert, Ohio, had dinner at the Fuller-Pulley Restaurant, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fuller, the former Betty Murphy, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Pulley, the former Gail Garrett, with Lyle Towns, who was going to Fairbanks, Alaska. Dorothy said that Sharron Townsend had recently married Bill Towne, and they were spending their honeymoon in Roll. Georgie said that she had seen Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pearson, the former Dolores Ledbetter, going into the jim Davis Drive-In, managed by Mrs. Harold Love, the former Martha Teegarden. They were waited on by Sedonna Newman, the best car hop, who would soon go to Washington as a filibusterer. Sally said that jill told her that Mrs. john Cheesman, the former Donna Rumbaugh, her Sunday School teacher, had said that the week-end before, Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Brown, the former Donna Lou Helm, and Mr. and Mrs. jesse Osborne, the former Dorothy Garrison, had visited the Robert Ramseyers' Old-Age Home to see their former sponsors, Miss Albertson and Mr. Morgan. The gathering broke up late that night after a pleasant evening of discussing their old classmates, but not too late to keep Mr. and Mrs. Carter from being given a ticket by the alert trafiic cop, Donnie Ford. CLASS OF '18 jeanette Davis Simmons Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mildred M. Beaty Batman Catherine Cochran johnson . Nova M. Davis Merrill Margaret George Bridwell ldec.l Zada Gonder Dee Elmer L. Hart Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley Tait Mrs. Mariette McGeath McDirmit Mrs. Pauline Paul Briggs jeanette A. Rea Mrs. Beatrice Shadle Smith Roland Sidey Roy E. Smith Mrs. Dora Thompson Giles H. Dwight Thornburg Wim. S. Twibell fdec.l Mrs. Nellie Walsmith Gilbert CLASS OF '19 Myron E. Benn Mrs. Margaret L. Brackin Brown Madge D. Cassell fdec.l Neil V. Certain George Davis ldec.l Mrs. june A. Garrett Feldman Mrs. Genevive Griffen Benn fdec.l Linn L. McGeath Mrs. Daisy Pugh Francis Frank L. Corcoran Mrs. Enola M. Shaw Flowers Mrs. Margaret Tate Driver Haidi F. Wasson CLASS OF '20 Russell G. Ayers fdec.l Harold T. Buckmaster Mrs. Marie Farr Dick Mrs. Helen Hart Garrett Mrs. Marguerite L. Hoover Burgnett Nathaniel E. Hoy Ralph S. Huddlestun Mary E. Maddox fdec.l Mrs. Edith Pugh Hartman Hazel Risinger Mrs. Mercy Roll Regan Charles L. Shadle Hugh Tate james O. Thornburg Mrs. Wfinifred Wood Cross CLASS OF '21 Mrs. Crystal Baker Risinger Mrs. Elsie Bales Waters Kenneth B. Benn Ruth M. Bowman Gertrude Buckley john C. Cale Thomas A. Corcoran Cdec.l james H. Courtney Edwin E. Davis Ruth E. Harter George Gaylord Hoy Mary A. Farlow Connelly Homer F. Long Mary B. Lowry Mrs. Ruby Neff Bonham Glenn R. Proper Mrs. Lulu M. Roser Lehman Roy W. Schwarzkopf Mrs. Florence E. Smith Caldwell Mrs. Mabel Smith Simpson Virginia Smith Mrs. Alice Twibell Comer Mrs. Minnie E. W'alsmith McFarren Mrs. Agnes M. Ward Ely Ralph H. Wort john T. Young CLASS OF '22 Theodore F. Bain Mrs. Gladys M. Buckmaster Smith Ralph Buckmaster Albert Dale Confer Mrs. Eva C. Corcoran Mills Donald Dando fdec.l Mrs. Frances Edington Haslcr Cyril M. Elwood Ernest Ely Mrs. Elizabeth Engler Greenfield Louis T. Handley ldec.l james A. Hoy Mrs. Leah R. jones Ross fdcc.l Mrs. Katherine Kerlin Miller Mrs. Catherine L. Kilander Arnold Cleo Kilander Herbert XV. Kiser Verlin E. Mallott Mrs. Grace Marsland Krussell tdec.l j. Henry Miller Mrs. Alice McGeath Sturgis Ralph A. McGeath joe S. Neff janice M. Nelson Mrs. Elizabeth Nusbaumer Kirsch Mrs. Ruth Reynolds St. john tdec.l Howard K. Runnels August W. Smith Mrs. Helen Smith Longfellow Mrs. Bernice Stewart Neff Mrs. Margaret Tewksbury Oberle Dorothy Thomas Mrs. Mary H. Twibell Webb Mrs. Vendela Twibell Heller Mrs. Elizabeth L. Wearly Miller William I. Wilt Bernice E. Wood Mrs. Mildred Wood Moody Mrs. Elizabeth Worster Ball Howard L. Wort CLASS OF '23 Raymond K. Baker Gerald I. Bell Harold Bergman Walter Bonge, jr. Haskell D. Brown Mrs. Gladys Buryanek Armbruster Mrs. Mary Cunningham Ely Mildred E. Edgington Cdec.l Harry O. Ely Carl L. Fox Clyde Fox Delmer Hart Lemoyne Hott Patil V. Heminger Everett W. Huddlestun William R. Kelley Kenneth D. Kennedy Walter D. Long Veda A. Martin fdec.l james M. Neff Mrs. Crystal Roll Towns Zeno W. Smoker Mrs. Mary Wfhite Biddinger Mrs. Hilda XX7ott Cleaveland CLASS OF '24 Mildred F. Barnet Mrs Helen M. Bonham Rodin Mrs Helen Bowman Smith Mrs Vivian Bowman Pugh Mrs. Mildred Brown Schere Mrs Dorothea G. Cochran McMich1el Mrs Burdette Cole Huddlestun Mrs. Velma Confer Blunt june M. Cook Mrs. josephine Cummins Wagner Harold K. Elwood Mrs. Helen Green Wampler Elizabeth Rose jones Raymond Keller Mrs. Minnie Ledbetter Pieski Monroe Lines Mrs. Edna Marsland Smith Mrs. Ferne Martin Roseman Mrs. Ruby McCrum Pownall Mrs. Irene O'Hern Comeld john P. Redmond Mrs. Dorothy Risinger Baker Mrs. Flossie M. Shinn Friar joe F. Shuman Mrs. Helen Strait Maish Chella E. Tisron Mrs. Doritha Walsinitli Hoy joe T. Wearly Mrs. Elizabeth Wilt Saxon CLASS OF '25 Mrs. Eva May Augsburger Knox Glenn Baker Cdec.l Mrs. Ruth Bebout Watson CLASS OF '26 Mrs. Kathryn Brackin Anderson Harry Cook Mrs. Mary Cloud Bigler Marshall Crabill William Corcoran james Corcoran Kathryn Cook Grace Gillard Mrs. Zelda Hoy Leedy john Lacey Alonzo McGeath Theodore Millikan Ray Newman Earl Pugh Mrs. Agatha Rains Schwarzkopf Thurl Rinard Mrs. Elizabeth Shadday Hoffman Russell Showalter Mrs. Clysta Thornburg Morehead Ottole Vlalker joe XValsmith XValter Studebaker Robert Baker Selma Bonham Fred Carr Mrs. Alberta Cole Anderson Floyd Confer Mrs. Rosanna Engeler Shuman Mrs. Goldie Gaskill Clark ldec.7 Mrs. Gladys Hardacre Cook Mrs. Elsie Hitesman Cash Albert Hoskins Mrs. Blanche Kelley W'agner John Kerlin Mrs. Opal Marine Baker Francis Marion Clyde Martin ldec.7 Harold McGeath Gerald Miller Glen Morrical Elmer Needler Glen Neff ldec.l Mrs. Ethelyn Poulson Davis Clay Pugh Mrs. Mabel Schwarzkopf Ford Mrs. Harriet Shiere V anKirk Luther Studebaker Mrs. Anna Tisron Cook George XY'arheld Mrs. Hazel Williams Confer Mrs. Ruth W'illiams Owens Mrs. Cynthia Winger Chapman Robert Walsmith CLASS OF '27 Mrs. Doris Baker Pugh Paul Branstrom Mrs. Fern Childers Shrader Mrs .Marjorie Cummins Miller Horton Dodds Qdec. J Ethel Fox Mrs. Lova Henderson Foy james Gordon Maxwell Hardin Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson Meyers Orval Holdren jane Hoy Mrs. Vera Keggerreis Manor Mrs. Virginia Kershner Summerour LaFaun Leavel Edward Marsland Mrs. Dorothy Mason Vallance Delmar Mowery Beverly Munsey W'ellman Munsey Mrs. Esther Newman Cliffton Eldon Park ldec.J Charles Ray George Shull Robert Simons Mrs. Ruth Trussell Custance Alvin Wfalker XVayne Wfalker George XVharton George XVilt Mrs. Vera Vffinget Frazier Mrs. Merlyn Winings Grice Pauline Wood CLASS OF '28 Mrs. Edith Barnet Mankey Mrs. Rugh Barnet Moler Lauman Baker Raymond Bassett Mrs. Mildred Bedwell Smith Ruth Beeks Robert Bergman Charles Buckmaster Mrs. Catherine Cloud Pachter Mrs. Hazel Colman Porch Mrs. Velma Colman Bennett Violet Confer Mrs. Olive Fitch Meyer Harold Figley Mrs. Roxie Hart Hoffman john Hiser Edgar Huggins Frank johnson Kathryn Krauss Merle Matson Wanda Matson Roll Maddox Horace Melton Basil Minnear Mrs. jipsy Minnear Wilson Margaret McDonald Paul Nusbaumer Ted O'Hern Mrs. Zonda Rapp Lightner Mrs. Aileen Risk Cedarholm Clifton Robinson Mrs. Sylvia Sark johnson Dale Smith 1 dec. I r.-....-.1. --.-r-.i....i 7 Mrs. Helen Xernon Speece Garth Vernor Mrs. Ghlee Walker Kershner Glenn Weaver CLASS OF '29 Mrs. Geraldine Arnold Hiser Mrs. Geraldine McDonald Atkinson Mrs. Laura Barner Smith Mrs. Martha Bebout Baas Mrs. Helen Benn Anderson Kenneth Bennett M rs Mrs . Margaret Bergman Kelsay . Charlotte Bixler Melton Mrs. Signa Black Shores Mrs. Bernice Booher Ely Mrs. Waldene Booher Gilbert Charlin Burson ldec.J Harry Cochran Mrs. Nellie Crabill Munger Beulah Day Claude Dorton Mrs. Frances East Burchard Dwight Garrett Howard Greene Mrs. Caroline Henderson Billings Gerald Hiser Ralph Hiser Mrs. Agatha Ickes Uptegraft Clinton Keith Mrs. Rachel Kelsay Oeting Barrington Martz Mrs. Hoyland Mason Vardaman Floyd Morrical Mrs. Ruth Moss Hankins George Murphy joe Murray Arthur Needler Mrs. Madge Noller Trusscll Violet Peterson 4 dec.7 Mrs. Rose Palvonick Bardick James Poulson Charles Pugh Mrs. Mable Rains Dawson Mrs. Virginia Ray Ebner Mrs. Kathryn Redmond Ulmer Alma Robinson Glenn Schwarzkopf William Sinclair Paul Strait Wier Swaim Ralph Tobler Mrs. Crystal Williams Futrell Lester Williams Velma XY'inget CLASS OF '50 Mrs. Crystal Cale Hoover Arthur Carnes Mrs. Martha Dorsey Carnes tdec.J Mrs, Forest Drennen Rogers lclec. Ralph Figley I J O I 1952 H . INDIANIAN ALUMNI EDITIION. , ,HE i, ' X ,1,. r 1 Jr -Jr . Ll - , , . ' I. Li.. W ......:.F'- -.323 - ...,-. MdONlTPELIE- f I ' ,,,-If 17 fx l PL.. Mrs. Lucille Fox Ziegner Earnest Garrett Don Hawkins Donald Hawkins Cdec.J Mrs. Faye Hiser Zaner Lillian Hurlbet Raymond Matson Mrs. june Meyer Towne Carl Morris Herbert Morton Mrs. May Parnell Ely Mrs. Amber Penrod Bradley Max Peterson Earnest Pickering William Salyer XVilliam Schuller Kenneth Shinn George Sills Mrs. Hazel Smith Marion Mrs. Thelma Speece jackson Cecile Studebaker Mrs. Ruth Trant Parker Garl Walker Wfilliam Wharton CLASS OF '31 Clifford Bedwell Mrs. Treva Bedwell Maddox Mrs. Pauline Cale Smith Claude Colman Mrs. Margaret Davies Walker Mrs. Dorothy Dorton Woolard Mrs. Marguerite Fitch Mallot john Garrett Mrs. Helen Grimes Cedarholm l Mrs. Myrtle Hiser Gordon Lorne Hurlbert Robert Jackson Mrs. Margaret Miller McConkey Mrs. l.eona Neff Tharpe Clillton Parnell 1dec.1 Mrs. Jennie Pugh Morrical Frank Rains Drury Scott Mrs. Enzie Shannon Tart Gerald Shannon Mrs. Careen Smith Schwarzkopf Robert Wearly Mrs. Dortha Williams Helton Mrs. Buthene Wright Halworth CLASS OF '52 Mary Frances Arduser Mrs. Geneva Baker W'hite Mrs. Geraldine Bedwell Carnes Mrs . Bernice Bowman johnson Mrs. Dorothy Cale Cecil Mrs. I.ouise Cale Smith Paul Cale William Cale Mrs. Elaine DeBatty Younts Mrs. Leota Hart Ward dec. J Mrs. Dorothy Helton Thornburg William Henderson Mrs. Iris Herrin Nuckols Mrs. Thelma Hoover Meyers Vaughn Hoover Arthur Irwin Mrs. Doris King Dickason Mrs. Dorothy Kitterman Packard Mrs. Mary Leavel Morrical Melvin Mason Ray Noller Arlen Pitts Mrs. Margaret Ray Shank Mary jane Risk Carl Sandoe Mrs. Martha Shadday Hoffman Raymond Sills Milo Smith Russell Trant Golden Walker Durward XVheatley Mrs. Vivien Wheatley McGeath Leroy Williams CLASS OF '35 Albert Adams Dale Alfrey Mrs. Ilo Anthony Stoltz Mrs. Joan Arrick Walsmith Mrs. Ruth Baker Tarr Lloyd Bales Edista Barker Harley Colman Mrs. Esta Cook Pugh Robert Cook Mrs. jane Davies Matson Mrs. I.eona Dugan Ratliif Mrs. Rugh Edrington Sills Mrs Mrs . Oma Evers Hayes . Rachel Evers Sheppley john Fitch Howard Fox fdec.J Marion Garr Mrs. Pauline Helton Thornburg Virginia Hendershot Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Frieda Herrin Alfrey Mildred Hummer Howard Helen johnson Bales Halena Landon Flint Cleta Lockett Mrs. Sarah jane Markley Williams Mrs. Faye Matson Robison Mrs. Helen McColley Fishback Lawrence Monroe Wilbert Morrical Ermil Moyer Forest Parnell joe Rains Francis Reicly Mrs. Garnet Roberts Clark Mrs. Wilma Roberts Boles Mrs. Lucille Roby Marsh Mrs. Thelma Roby johnson -mu. .rim Truman Rogers Francis Shannon Wayne Shroyer Vernon Smelser Mrs. Margaret Smith Lawson Mrs. Helen Mae Stallsmith Kennedy Paul Stephenson Paul Stoltz Clarence Sundstrom Viola Welch Mrs. Ruth Willianis Haxlett Mrs. Armina Worley Evans CLASS OF '54 Leroy Bailey Mrs. Vivian Baker Shafer ldec.J Ruth Barley Mrs. Vivian Beetley Overmeyer Harry Beymer Rex Black Mrs. Sarah Burnworth Woodruff Charles Cale Emery Cline Mrs. Thelma Cook Walker Qdec.p Mrs. Ruth Crawford Kaye Mrs. Betty Daly Walker Mrs. Waneta Day Watkins Albert Dickason Gail Dorton Francis Enochs Mrs. Beryl Evans Downing Guy Foy Lowell Green Mrs. Stella Hawk Williams Howard Hudson Howard johnson Mrs. Mary Kelsay Hartman Robert Kitterman Dollie Kuttler l'dec.J Myra Marshall Mrs. Patricia McHenry McCaffrey Catherine Moyer joe O'Hern Paul Penrod Lewis Rains ldecj Mrs. Vivian Reed Daily Mrs. Marguerite Retz Pence Mrs. Fay Irene Robeson Felmlee Mrs. Glee Rogers Speece John Hiatt Sawyer Mrs. lilene Schwarzkopf Hornbaker Mrs. Dorothy Schwarzkopf Millikan Mrs. Nellie Shannon Lightle Max Slusher Clarence Speece Fred Speece Mrs. Mary Dale Swaim Teeney Theda Swoveland Paul XY' early Mrs. Victoria White Pierce Florence Worster Cdecj ...---- 7- -..., , -- -,..L-:-,:-,wt-ag-- CLASS OF '35 Mrs. Iris Anthony Blair Joe Barrett Clyde Bennett Mrs. Maxine Berry Cale James Cale Lloyd Clements Mrs. Imogene Clements Needler Mrs. Christina Cline Gordon Mrs. Wanda Crawford Luzadder Thomas Davis Mrs. Virginia DeBatty Phillips Mrs. Mary DeWees Murray Mrs. Juanita Duncan Hawkins Harry Evans Paul Evers Mrs. Eleanor Fitch Malott Mrs. Mildred Flatter Miles Charles Gerard Mrs. Mollie Helm Wright Mrs. Marjorie Helton Curtis Charles Henderson Mrs. Bernice Hiser Roush Mildred Hudson Betty Hummel Eugene Ickes Mrs. Ellen Inman Gilkey Mrs. Helen Irwin Schmidt Paul Johnson Mrs. Catherine Matson Rabideau Mrs. Donna McConkey Furlon Mrs. Catherine McFarren Grover Robert Michael David Parnell Egbert Pugh Robert Racer Mrs. Maralene Richwine Barnes Mrs. Henrietta Risk Kelsay Mrs. Doris Roberts Moore Mrs. Doris Roush Johnson John Schmidt Clifford Schwarzkopf Robert Schwarzkopf Max Shannon Albert Slentz Delmar Smith W'illiam Spaulding Carroll Speece Mrs. Mary Stoltz McKenna Mrs. Ruth Teagle Barrington Maurice Tourney Richard Twibell Mrs. Martha White Frakes Robert Williams CLASS OF '36 Blanche Adams George Henry Bales Mrs. Norma Bedwell Straw Opal Beymer Hoyt Brown Mrs. Bernadine Carr Pitman Mrs. Grace Davies Benny Frank East i Floyd Emshwiller Gilbert Geeting Mrs. Delris Hiser Judy Lewis Hutchinson Mrs. Helen Kelly Elzey Mrs. Blanche Kershner Dennis XVilliam McCammon Mrs. Dortha McConkey Yost Harley Miles John Minear Harold Moss Max Price Mrs. Geraldine Pugh Bales Mrs. Mary Robbins Banta Jim Shroyer Margaret Jane Shull Albert Smelser Marion Stineman Lloyd Walker Nwilliam Ward CLASS OF '37 Mrs. Violet Banter Slusher Mrs. Marie Barr Davis Harold Beal Mrs. Bertha Cale Sutton Caroline Childers Mrs. Alice Lee Cloud Sholty Mrs. Jeanne Danforth Levine Mrs. Mary Ruth Edwards Cain Francis Ely Mrs. Mary Emshwiller Ford Mrs. Delilah Fear Yencer Kenneth Fear fdec.J Mrs. Lena Fitch Runkle Lora Futrell Mrs. Betty Green Fulkerson Clyde Grimes Mrs. Doris Hawk O'Shaughnessey Mrs. Vera Hiser Clamme Neil Inman Mrs. Olive Jarrett Riley Kenneth Knox Lloy Love Mrs. Martha Mahon Bergdoll Mrs. Helen Manor Cromer Mrs. Kathryn Martin Johnson Robert McHenry Garland Melick Mrs. Gertrude Melick McMichael Mrs. Amy Miles Strait Wayne Mortimer Keith Noller Robert Nusbaumer Mrs. Mary Schwarzkopf Younts Mrs. Irene Shinn Carroll James Shull Mrs. Lela Shroyer Herr Ruby Sills Joe Smith Gayle Snyder Mrs. Marie Speece Rogers Mrs. Mary Catherine Teagle Ellison Garth Terhune Robert Tourney Doris Rose White Pierce Chester Wall Donald Wheatley Raymond W'hitacre Mrs. Mary XVorley McGuire John Whybrew CLASS OF '38 Mrs. Vada Alfrey Schwarzkopf Mrs. Madonna Armstrong McHenry Marcille Brandenburg Mrs. Bonnie Burnworth Love Jim Cook ldec.J Mrs. Billie Crawford North John Cromer William Current Malcolm DeWees Melvin Dickason Mrs. Virginia Dodds Sills George Dowty Mrs. Ruth Evers Harbart Mrs. Margaret Fishback Ely Oral Futrell ldec.7 Ralph Gaier Mrs. Betty Garrison Kyser Theodore Getz Mrs. Julia Herrin Xwoolard Mrs. Marie Hiser Langdon Francis Hummer Mrs. Erma Hurdle Mahorney Mrs. Evelyn Ickes Cook Eugene Kelley Mrs. Margaret Kelley Miles Mrs. Margaret McDirmit Fisher Dick Michael Mrs. Ruth Morgan Doyle Mervin Outcalt Urbane Parker Mrs. Pauline Parks Hammond Robert Parnell Mrs. Frieda Rains Quillen Wilma Reed Joseph Reidy Robert Richwine Mrs. Mary Annette Riggs Pharis Mrs. Lorene Roberts Downhour Mrs. Rosamond Roberts Helm Paul Rouse Mrs. Margaret Shields Keller John Sills ldec.J Earl Towns Harold Woolard CLASS OF '39 Mrs. Betty Barr Hopkins Earl Bell Mrs. Faith Berrier Clark Edwin Brown Mrs. Bonnie Buckmaster Speece Ray l bi ....-.. Mrs. Grace Byerly Fennig Mrs. Emily Clark Crump Robert Clements Mrs. Martha Cochran Crispin Helen Coleman Mrs. Marcile Cook Perkins Charles Cunningham Carolyn Current Marion Davis Mrs. Jeanne DePoy Fultz Keith Downhour Dick Evers l.dec.J Mrs. Ruth Platter Wrestler Mrs. Delight Garrett Weatherholt Dwight Garrett Robert Geeting Burnett Getz Olive Gibson Huggins Mrs. Eileen Green Baxter Ralph Helton Mrs. Georgette Hornbaker Price Mrs. Wanda Hudson Williams Max Keggerreis Mrs. Virginia Kelley Kennedy Mrs. Kathleen Kennedy Getz Mrs. Naomi Kershner Smith Eldon Moyer Mrs. Alma Needler Lake Dwane Needler Mrs. Betty Park Wray Lawrence Parks Fred Parnell ldec. J Russell Pugh Bill Racer Franklin Retz Mrs. Louise Schwarzkopf King Mrs. Dorothy Schmidt Swoveland Mrs. Louise Schmidt Clamme Robert Shadle Jim Sholty Mrs. Bette Sills Calahan Paul Slentz Warren Smelser Roger Speece Mrs. Ruby Speece Barrington Verle Speece Mrs. Gladys Stafford Main Denzil Storer Mrs. Betty Jo Thornburg Stafford Robet Trant Tex Underwood Mrs. Jeane Wearly Heidersbach Mrs. Zerellda Whybrew Flatter Mrs. Alice June Williams Alexander Mrs. Martha Williams Davis Max Wfilson Mrs. Fannie Wunderbaum Traines CLASS OF '40 Mrs. Estella Alfrey Ray Eugene Anderson Herman Beeks Harold Boltz Roy Ray Borton Clyde F. Brown Mrs. Jane Brumfiel Stanley Herbert Clamme James Clark Mrs. Margaret Clark Denton Donald Lane Coons Mrs. Anna Marie Easton Wilson James Emshwiller Mrs. Helen Fear Coons Jesse Hammond Mrs. Maurine Hornbaker Yadon Murray Inman Harold Johnson Daniel Markley Mrs. Delores Marshall Huffman Murl McCammon Mrs. Ruth McGeath Bennett Mrs. Clara Outcalt Norman Eugene Outcalt Carl Reed Mrs. Margaret Roberts Thomas Joe Rogers Clyde W. Smith, Jr. Roy Smith Thurman Spaulding Mrs. Genevieve Teegarden Midyett Bill Wall Charles Walker John Henry Weaver Mrs. Mary Ellen XVentz Payne Gerald Wilhems CLASS OF '41 Mrs. Inez Beeks Hutchinson David Bowman Harold Brock Bill Chaney John Clark Mrs. Mildred Clark Pence Orville Cline, Jr. Fred Culberson Mrs. Wilma Cunnington DePoy Bill Davis Mrs. Helen Davis McClinton Mrs. Valda Dennings Anderson Mrs. Betty Ellis McClure Warren Enshwiller Mrs. Margaret Fisher Reidy Mrs. Velma Freeman Whitecotton Mrs. Esther Gerard Fritz Bill Hawk Dick Henderson Mrs. Jeanne Holcroft Mier Mrs. Mildred Johnson Cox Mrs. Elaine Landis Carter James Marion Cdec.l Merle Norton ideal Mrs. Rose Norton Jay Bob Park Roy Rains Mrs. Mary Murl Pugh Smith Von Elbert Rains Robert Rayburn Denton Reff Mrs. Evelyn Richwine Markley Mrs. Helen Riggs West Mrs . Norma Shadle Drayer Mrs. Janice Shroyer Wagner Mrs. Betty Sills Morrison Mrs. Violet Stafford Campbell Mrs. Alberta Sutton Bennett Dee Towns Mrs. Gathel Walker Lineberry Jam es Whitecotton Sam XVunderbaum CLASS OF '42 Mrs. Meredyth Anderson Aspy Mrs. Kathryn Aucreman Hatter Eugene Barrett Bell 6 dec. J Mrs. Mary Jo Buckley Trant Mrs. Mary Crismer Ertle Mrs. Glendora Clark Booher Bill Cook Richard Daily Max Downhour Mrs. Nina Ruth Ellison Williams Bill Fisher Holton Ford Cdeel Mrs. Thannamae Ford McCamm0n Cary Gaier Mrs. Anna Rose Gibson Runkel George Greer Mrs. Elizabeth Hawk Cochran Max Hawk Mrs. Wfilladine Herr Roberts Raymond Jackson l dec.J Clifton Jarrett Gordon Kesler Mrs. Anna M. Landis Johnson John Lillie Herbert Mahon Mrs. Betty Michael Schmidt Evan McDirmit Harold McDirmit Clarence Murphy Mrs. Elizabeth Outcalt Mrs. Opal Parnell Burkhart Charles Reff Joe Richwine Mrs. Betty Schmidt Park Kenneth Schmidt Mrs. Aletha Schwarzkopf Spaulding Cecil Schwarzkopf Albert Teegarden Mrs. Lavetha Towns Winger Mrs. Margaret Turner McLaughlin Mrs. Gean Walker Hibbs June Walker Mrs. Crystal West Crisamore Mrs. Joan Wilson Ford C dec. J CLASS OF '43 Robert Beeks Mrs. Nona Bedwell Voltz Mrs. Iona Bell Alberson Neil Berrier XVayne Berrier Donald Crisamore Mrs. Helen Berry Richardson Ruth Ann Berry Mrs. Patricia Cary Wfolverton Roger Clements Dave Cook Mrs. Cordelia Cooley Atkinson Paul Crawford Dennis Freeman Ronald Dodds I.urlene East Mrs. Ethelyn Flatter Borne Mrs. Margaret Anne Francis Parnell Mrs. Annabel Garrison Bonjour Mrs Eva Gibson Carr Mrs . joanne Holcroft Hinkle Thomas Huffman Stanley jerfries jim johnson Eugene Keggerreis Betty Grove Mrs. Clara Hawk Shultz Dean Herr Mrs. l.ois Hoover Futrell Margaret Hoover Mrs. Margarette Hudson O'Connell Mrs. Billie Keagle Durr Mrs. Mary june Kessler Parks Mrs. Roberta Kilander Aiken Bill jackson Charles Lamott Gerald Macon Ferrell Marine Mrs. Mary Marine Carmichael Mrs. joan Murphy Rains jim Phillips Mrs. Alice May Rogers XVelch Rolland Shadle Fred Smith jack Smith Mrs. junuetta Towns johns Robert Tubbs Mrs. Marthadel Waite Gray Mrs. joan Schwarzkopf Parnell Eva jean Sholty Mrs. Vonona Smith Spaulding Robert Storer Mrs. l.aVada Stortlcr Wilkens Mrs. Dorothy Kelley Montzer junior Kershner Robert Linn Mrs. Mary jane Marion Rietf Mrs. Ruth Anne Martin Kruman john McCammon Mrs. Mildred Morgan Mulholland Mrs. Marjorie Nelson Mayo june Parnell Mrs. Martha Penrod Hunter james Poulson james Pownall Mrs. Helen Reed Cochran Mrs. Leona Risinger Michael Mrs. Billie Risk Elliott Harry Roberts, jr. Amos Sandoe Elma Schwarzkopf Mrs. Ruth Sholty XVall Mrs. Margaret Sills Haisley Richard Weaver john Wfelch Robert XY'ilson Mrs. Mary Alice Wotuds Knox CLASS OF '44 Mrs. Avis Anthony Zehner Mrs. jean Barr Dunica Mrs. june Barr Edgington Mary Ellen Beetley Homer Bell Bob Buckley George Clark Keith Dickason Mrs. Ruth Emshwiller Ford Mrs. Marjorie Fields Merchant joyce Freeman Keith Fulton Eugene Gerard Mrs. Nadine Getz Slentz Mrs. Audra Waltz Hoelle Virginia W'altz Mrs. Beatrice Weaver Mann Patil XVilson CLASS OF '45 Mrs. Laurel Anderson Bradley Mrs. Gaynel Inman Hurry Mrs. Esther Bennett Towns Everett Brandenburg Bud Cary Betty Cline Wlilliam Cromer Robert Dailey Mrs. Norma Dennis Elliott john Emshwiller Mrs. Mable Fear Sills Mrs. Betty Trump Martin Robert VanBuskirk Richard Wagner Paul Mrs. Wall Dorothy Weaver Pond Victor Wells Myron Wliybrew CLASS OF '46 Mrs. Mrs. Max Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. jacqueline Armstrong Thrasher Wanda Bantz Hall Eugene Bedwell jessie Berrier Sutton Billie Lou Berry Grover Avis Brown Edgington Helen Cline Stroble Bertie Lou Day Mrs. Mrs. Erla Ely Slentz Patricia Evilsizer Glessner james Richard Ford Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Emogene Teegarden Crouse Gloria Garrett Keller Margaret Gerard Oswalt Margaret Gibson jerry Griffith Gerald Hawk Mrs. Imogene Helm Schmidt Richard Dean Hoover junior jester janice Keagle Mrs. Betty Lee Lincoln Mrs. Elnora Love Henderson Mrs. Hope McDirmit Enoch Clayton Ford Paul Ford Robert Goodspeed Sherman Helm Mrs. Maxine Huffman Getz Mrs. Edna jones johnson Richard jones Kenneth Kravis Mrs. Emma I.inn Fuller Billy Martin Ralph Martin Mrs. Donna Mason Wfulfing Mrs. Vera Morgan Roderick Merval Morris Mrs. Edna McCammon Shadle Ronald Noller Mrs. joan McGoldrick Yount Tom McKean Lurrel Melville Robert Merchant Cary Murphy, jr. Mrs. Marjorie Needler Ballard Clyde N. Nell Mrs. Frances Norton Dawson Wallis Ort Mrs. Patricia Pugh jaquay jesse Dee Rains Mrs. Dorothy Refi' Pursiful Mrs. Margaret Schwarzkopf Sills Guy Sills Bill Smith Elizabeth Spaulding Daniel St. john Margaret Ann Park Mrs. Gertrude Parker Woolard junior Poulson Max Richwine Mildred Rogers Glen Schwarzkopf Mrs. Wilma Teegarden Cunnington Mrs. Margaret Welch Bell Mrs. Agnes Whitacre Medler Mrs. Garnet Whitacre Sharp Keith Wible Mrs. Rose Wunderbaum Traines CLASS OF '47 Lee Barnet Dwight Bell Mrs. Irene Bennett Willard Jack Burson Mrs. Audrea Campbell Fox Evelyn Clamme Mrs. Relda Clamme Fulton Mrs. Elizabeth Cole Ferguson Charles H. Comstock Mrs. Jeanne Cunnington Rogers Mary Frances Danehy Mrs. Roseman Deardulf Whybrew Mrs. Patricia Ellison Crispen Donn Ely Mrs. Mary Jane Grove Landis William Herr Mrs. Carol Howard Rush Norman Howard Mrs. Madonna Jones Clements Robert Lillie Imogene Macon Earl A. Mahon Mrs. Miriam Lee Maish Barlow John Marine Mrs. Betty McCammon Beavens Robert McPherson Doris Miller Mrs. Doris Rose Miles Lothridge Mrs. J'neane Mitchell Bantz Mrs. Joyce L. Morgan Fremouth Kenneth Nell Robert Parker Carl Rhoton Bob Risk Merle Rogers Raymond Rogers Kenneth Shannon James Shiner Richard Shrack Milan Sills Robert Smith Marcia Sutton Lawrence XValker Earl NX'elCh Richard Wentz Mrs. Kathryn Irene White Walker CLASS OF '48 Mrs. Virginia Baker Mahon Dessel Beavens Harry Beeks Thomas Russell Berry Jeanne Burson Mrs. Ellabelle Cale Gray Mrs. Janice Ford Crider Keith DeBatty Ralph Evilsizer Mrs. Irene Fear Huffman Mrs. Elizabeth Fensel Crain Russell Vernon Fields Wesley E. Fulton Charles Garrett Joseph Garrison Donald Goodspeed Herbert Gray Donald Gum Mike Hart Francis Hawk Mrs. Martelle Helm Rhoton Billy Huffman Richard Love Fred McDirmit Mrs. Ruth Merchant Ford Mrs. Carol Morgan Weatherholt Raymond Needler Mrs. Ruth Ann Norton Horton Richard Pence Charles Pethtel Jack Pugh Mrs. Patty Reasoner Bell Mrs. Lovelee Rinard Beatrice Mrs. Elonda Rinker Pethtel Melvin Dean Risinger Mrs. Shirley Simmons Harris Jackie D. Smith Jim Smith Jack Stone Mrs. Betty Jones Thompson Neil Towns Donald White CLASS OF '49 Alice Barrington James A. Bedwell Peggy Bedwell Roy Bell Clyde Bennett Mrs. Paula Berrier Schuller Donnie Brown Charles Cain Mrs. Janice Cale Stepp Eugene Caylor Joan Clamme Mrs. Marilyn Haynes Cromer Mrs. Joan Denton Pence Julia Dodds Charlene Fisher Mrs. Wava Jean Ford Neff Jack A. Gilbert Johnnie L. Herrin Luella Huntzinger Mrs. Rita Ann Jester Love Robert F. Kreischer Mrs. Dolores Leech O'Connell Joy Nell Love Phyllis Melick Mrs. Barbara Neff Herr Mrs. Sharon Ort Ables Margaret Ramseyer William Rel? Jesse Rogers Robert H. Russell Mrs. Patricia Schuller Russell Kathryn Joan Sills Robert Simmons Richard Sutton CLASS OF '50 Mrs. Ruth Anderson Brown Jerry Armstrong Mrs. Jeweldine Baker Snyder Mrs. Katherine Barr Cunningham Mary Alice Beeks Lawrence Beymer Patricia Buckley James Cale Mrs. Amelia Clamme Adams Joe William Dailey Raymond Dwight Deardufi' Charlotte Eloph Mrs. Peggy Lou Ely Stinson Bill Everhart Francis Ford Marilyn Futrell Bob Garrison Mrs. Delora Hayes Culter Raymond Dwight Helm Mrs. Marilyn Hoover Porter Mrs. Elizabeth Howard McDonald Clyde Hyde William Krebs James Liechty Margaret Love Frederick Mock Claredene Morris Imogene Needler Mrs. Nancy Oswalt Liechty Inis Parker Bob Pence Harriet Reasoner Mrs. Eleanor Rogers Bennett Mrs. Roberta Russell McDirmit Verlin E. Sills Edith Spaulding Mrs. Carol Teegarden Gadbury Mrs. Shirley Trump Eloph Kathryn XValtz Wfendell Wfells Joan Wentz Jeannette Wfilliams David WilSOr1 Mary Sue Wright CLASS OF '51 Mrs. Phyllis Allen Gum Ramona Anderson William Baldridge Emmitt Beeks James Bonjour Dick Bright Edward Junior Coleman Jon Cook lContinued on page I3l AUCREMAN'S FLOWER SHOPPE Flowers for all occasions Compliments BLACKFORD COUNTY FARM BUREAU Co-op Association Miss Albertson: Talking about the playbook, Sparkin' XVould anyone like Sparkin '? S. Smith: I'd like to, but I t'an't do it till after school. Miss Albertson: W'hete in a sentence would you find the nominarive ot address? C. Fear: At the end. Miss Albertson: XY'here else! C. Fear: At the other end. Bradshaw Grocery Groceries and Meats BONTRAGER'S REXALL DRUG STORE Meadow Gold ice cream, toiletries, and gifts Sue Smith: iReading a speech in speech class! I want you to listen to this with open hearts and empty nzifmlr. iShould have been open IIIIIIIIILJ Compliments BUCKLEY'S CROCERY CHANEY HARDWARE General Hardware, Electrical Appliances, paints, fence and posts DIRECT OIL CO. Tank Wagon Delivery Service Phillips 66 Products MONTPELIER. INDIANA Phone 6641 - 7720 Carson I1 Did you go to school. stupid? ,lay B.: Yea. and I came out that way, too. ERNIE'S ELECTRIC SERVICE AND SUPPLIES Westinghouse Appliances i FEDERATED STORE O. E. Hurst Dry Goods-Men's Furnishings Red Goose Shoes MONTPELIER, INDIANA SMlTH'S GROCERY Groceries, Meats, and lce Cream P. Carnes: Sally R, Sweats she has never been kissed by a man. S. Hoover: Well, isn't that enough to make any girl swear! Mr. Hayes: My face is my fortune. AI. Krebs: You will never have to pay income tax, then. Mrs. Nunn: How is your shorthand coming, Ditk! Dick H.: lt's growing, thank you. FOUST FEED CO. Feed, seeds, fertilizers, custom grinding and mixing Phone 9936 Montpelier D. Terhunc: iSeein,i: students of Miss Rea's class with puppet heads for book reports! Are you doing some- thing with the dummies down in your room! Miss Rea: I'm trying. GUMS' ICE CREAM None better! Phone 77l9 jay B.: Boy, you're dumb, Mikeg why don't you cet an encyclopedia? Mike B.: The pedals hurt my feet. HENDERSON Ir HENDERSON Family Clothing and Shoe Store HERFF JONES CO. Manufacturing jewelers and stationers Indianapolis, Indiana Helen W.: I wonder what makes Mr. Horns hair so wavy? Sue Smith: Water on the brain, I presume. HILLTOP SERVICE STATION Batteries, tires, recapping, and auto accessories HOOSIER GRAIN AND SUPPLY CO. See us for your needs: coal, feeds, and seeds, Phone 2222 INDIANA BOX CORPORATION Phone 2416 KIMMEL PLUMBING AND HEATING SHOP Steam, Hot Water, and Warm Air Heating Phones: Bus. 9924 - Res. 5532 MONTPELIER, INDIANA KOONS JEWELERY Watches, diamonds, and gifts Phone 5581 MARKLEY'S FURNITURE STORE Electrical appliances, furniture, paints, and enamels Compliments DR. McKEAN j. Rhoton: H. Love talks in his sleep. F. Beymer: How do you know? ,l. Rhoton: He recited in history class today. MICHAEL INSURANCE Montpelier, Indiana-Dick and Mike MONTPELIER FROZEN FOOD STORE The only farmers' store in Blackford County MONTPELIER GLOVE COMPANY Gloves and Mittens Mrs. liverhart: Remember son, beauty is only skin deep. H. Everhart: That's deep enough for me. l'm no cannibal. Dallas H.: When she wasn't looking, l kissed her. Max H.: What did she do? Dallas H.: Refused to look at me for the rest of the evening. MONTPELIER HARDWARE The friendly store MONTPELIER HERALD Your home town newspaper quality printing Compliments MONTPELIER LUMBER COMPANY Compliments MONTPELIER STONE COMPANY NEFF. CLYDE A. Tires, tire repairing and insurance NELSON FARM IMPLEMENT CO. Philco G General Electric Good-year tires PALACE THEATER E, A. Cline A nice place to see a good show Mt. Wilson: Don't you like school, Maynard? Maynard J.: lt's not school l dislike, lt's just the principal of the thing. POINT RESTAURANT A good place to eat Mrs. Coleman: You will have to stop running around with Beverly. She is too wild for you. T. Coleman: She isn't wild, Mother: she makes a wonder- ful pet. PROFAX GAS Gas is our business, not a sideline Phone 2361 RACER'S BAKERY Enriched Bread, buns, cakes, rolls cookies, and party orders. SERVICE CLEANERS Cr DYERS R. B. Walsmith Miss Albertson: tTo an old man who had given her his seat on a street car.l Oh, thank you, sir: you are very kind. Old Man: That's all right. lady: some men give their seats just to pretty girls, but looks don't mean anything to me. THE BANK OF MONTPELIER A member of the Federal Reserve System TOURNEY TRACTOR SALES General auto and tractor repairing Phone 4413 Compliments WALKERS Mr. Wilson: What was Thomas -leffersons purpose in writing the Declaration of lndependence? Orves R.: l don't know, but if l'm fortunate enough to get to heaven, l'll ask him. Mr. Wilson: What if he isn't there? Orves R.: Then you ask him. WEBB'S FURNITURE STORE Frigidaire, Maytag, and complete home furnishings C-RUBB'S Pure Oil Service Station Phone 8806 OHIO OIL CO. Marathon Tank Wagon Service Fuel Oil - Gasoline - Oils Phone 2I4I Aw, A fr' 'fr 5 '8 T 4 F' . ' r . .1 Ag ' -if V- 'H ' 0 g'L,.4., ,-N .ax p: 1 . , , 'p . 1 I R . . 1 xr. f. I V s 1 Q ' ,, .-'a-. 1 a x ll ,H V, 'U .v M .1 I 'tux' ful, ' 1' fr '1- uf Q' ' 'nl' fl , - 4. ,,,', sq, .s Y' P . iv' 1 1' ' 'lm 35,70 .-9, 1 . 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They were Mrs. Adria Burris Geary, Mrs. Jessie Buckland Newson, Mrs. Verne Page Gamble, Mrs. Marian Shinn Wattts, and Luther Thornburg. MRS. Annu R. BVRRIS GEARY THE 1952 INDIANIAN GREETS THE ALUMNI Alumni of Montpelier High School, the Class of '52 congratulates you on your keeping alive for fifty-four years the Alumni organization. Wfe appreciate the splendid way you support your Alma Mater. From a small beginning of only live members. you now have attained a membership of L425, most of whom are still living and assisting with the work of your organization. To show our appreciation, we gratefully dedicate to you this issue of the lndiani.1n . The Class of '52 CONTENTS People ,,,. , Activities ..... ,. Athletics ,.,.,, Miscellaneous ..,.,... Alumni ,,,,,.. .,...,.,....,...,,,, , ...,, . 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Ford joan Sue Futrell Virginia Ghlee Futrell Gail Ilene Garrett Dorothy jewel Garrison Glenn F. Goodspeed Minnie E. Gordon Dickie Lee Hawk Donna Lou Helm Maynard Kent johnson Donald Ray Kesler Harvey Eugene King Stella Marie King Dolores .lean Ledbetter Carter Blames li. l.lIL.lLlLlL'l' Vincent Arthur Morris Betty jean Murphy Sedonna Mae Newman Orves M. Ramseyer Robert O. Ramseyer Audrey l.. Risingcr Donna Marie Rumbaugh Georgianna Russell Martha Kathryn Shannon Wfaunita Leona Shiner Robert Lee Smith Sara Ann lMillardf Smith Peggy Sue Smith Martha Margaret Teegarden Lyle D. Towns Sharron Dale Townsend Martha Louise Voght Helen june XVall Sharon Rose Wfright ,lack Cook Paul F. XVilhems Ml llCL.l Carl and Virginia Pals More Pals loxers 5- l ALUMNI ROLL CLASS OF '99 Robert P. Howell Bessie A. Slater 6dec.1 CLASS OF 1900 XValdo T. Bradstreet fdecy Mrs. Mary Daily Black Margaret L. Shull Della Wilson CLASS OF '01 Mrs. Mrs. Olive Crosbie Eckles Anna Goodin Shigley Mrs. Queen Mahan Sickles Mrs. Catherine Spease Morganroth J. Earl Thompson CLASS OF '02 Rush H. Benner Mrs. M rs Mrs M rs Cleola Chaney Hart -ludith Mahorney Wfilson Mary Mason Tolle Mary Pulver Stephenson CLASS OF '03 Mary H. Dwyer Grace A. Maddox Mrs. Alva Owens Sayre CLASS OF '04 Sherman Arnold Mrs. Amy Benner Spencer Mrs. Lola Corey Bradstreet Wl1:1t's Cookin? Big John Mrs. Gertrude Griflin Bell fdec.j Vera Gwynn fdec.,l Mrs. Anna Heasley Gusner Cdecj Floss Henderson Chella D. Maddox Cdec.J Hugh G. Maddox ldec.7 Mrs. Bessie McCullick Daly Mrs. Lela Sarber Epperson Lena M. Shannon CLASS OF '05 David N. Bryan ldec.J Harold C. Chambers Earl Devore John B. Fink Thomas O. Grisell Mrs. Nelle Lacey McNett Mrs. Edna Shannon Henderson Dell Strawn Mary E. Streit Cdecj CLASS OF '06 Lewis L. Anthony fdec.5 Mrs. Rhoda Anthony Henderson Mildred M. Bradstreet Mrs. Helen Buck Corcoran Clyde D. Byerly ldec.J Mrs. Floss Crum Kunce Clarence A. Garrett ldec.J Lawrence Goodin Kenneth Hayes Mrs. Dena Lacey Tewksbury Chas. C. Miller ldec J Patil R. Purman ldec.J Raleigh S. Shade Betty Study HIIIHH' ,,,,.---
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