Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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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

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- -- -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

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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