Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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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.

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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!

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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.