Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

 - Class of 1952

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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.

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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



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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.

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