Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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STUDENT AFFAIRS PLAN THEIR WORK The Student Ailairs Committee consists oi' four faculty mem- bers and four student members. The faculty members are elected by the faculty. The student members are elected by the juniors and seniors, each electing two from his own class. Mr. Bradley is the chairman of Student Affairs. The purpose of this group is to help direct student activities, plan the school calendar, and help supervise CXtl'2l-CLll'I'lCl1l3.l activities. Seated: Mr. Sprunger, Mrs. Nunn, Mr. Bradley, and Miss Nelson. Standing: Max Hiser, Sharon Schwarzkopf, Wally IIvn'nl1ake1', and Jane Ann Waters. 5 .5

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J-1 Roll: Joyce Cline, Patty Coflield, Charles Daily, Terry For- rester, Jerry Hart, Judy Hart, Claude Keller, Eddie Kershner, Joe Kyle, and Virgil Ledbetter. Donna Pence, Patty Quillen, Clifford Rinker, Connie Royal, Steve Ruble, Nancy Smith, Darrell Terhune, Karen Trussel, and Patricia Yadon. STUDENT COUNCIL DISCUSSES PROBLEMS Mr. Sprunger is the sponsor of the Student Council. The Student Affairs member is Max Hiser. A few of the projects of the Student Council are Chapel programs, school dances, and pep sessions. The purpose is to have students participate in school affairs. The oflicers are Darrell Terhune, president: Virgil Ledbetter, vice-president, Nancy Smith, secretary-treasurer5 and Connie Royal, reporter. The Student Council members of last year's Freshman, Sopho- more, and Junior classes served another year on the Council. The Seventh, Eighth, and Twelfth grades elected a boy and a girl for a one year term. This year's Freshman class elected a boy and a girl for a two year term. Grades ten and eleven elected a boy and a girl for two-year terms. ..

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THE E. E. A. IUDGES SEED CORN ROLL: Richard Armstrong, Tom Armstrong, Jim Baker, Bill Bales, Bob Bales, Dexter Bedwell, Frank Brackin, Joe Cale, Gary Clamme, Charles Daily. Terry Forrester, Harold Glattli, John Glessne1', Lowell Gordon, Gary Gregory, Jim Hatch, Rex Hiday, Wally Hornbaker, Lee Kellogg, Larry Love. Ray Love, Steve Malott, Neil Marshall, Charles Miles, Larry Miles, Dannie Morris, Tom Mounscy, Herschel Needler, Clyde Ramseyer, Glendene Retf. Clifford Rinker. Larry Schmidt, Dick Schwarzkopf, Don Schwarzkopf, Jim Schwarzkopf, Tom Schwarzkopf,x Richard Shuman, Ronald Storms, Roy Storms, Glen Weaver, Don Williams. h The ofhcers of the F. F. A. are Wally Hornbaker, president, Lee Kellogg, v1ce-pres- lCl9llt1 Tom Schwarzkopf, secretary, Dannie Morris, treasurerg Herschel Needler, reporter, Larry Schmidt, sentinel: and Jim Schwarzkopf, conductor. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricul- tural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Their motto is Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. The sponsor is Mr. Brinkerhoff. The projects are vegetable, dairy, and livestock judging, selling hog troughs, rat poison, and bait traps: and painting and repairing farm machinery. They are planning to take part in the Farm Safety Contest and livestock judging. 'ik .fh eq wr- , THE KLICK KLUB SPONSOR EXPLAINS CAMERA The projects of the Klick Klub are to make better pictures and have a contest. The sponsor is Mr. Sprunger. The oliicers of the Klick Klub are Bill Mattson, president, Dick Conrad, vice-president, Jerry Hart, secretary-treasurer3 and Joe Shannon, reporter. The purpose of the club is to develop an interest in photography. ROLL: Bob Albertson. Charles Bales, Dianne Black, Donna Booher, James Braden, John Braden, Bob Colvin, Bob Caylor, Dick Conrad, Rita Marie Ferguson. Chris Flanagan, Dean Garrett, Joyce Grover, Jerry Hart, Jane Harter, Keith Headley, Mary Ann Johnson, Claude Keller, Bill Kellogg, Steve Kellogg. Bob Kyle, Nancy Ann Malott, Bill Mattson, Donna Morgan, Joe Rogers, Jeannine Schmidt, Tom Simmons, Joe Shannon, Phillip Stoltz, David Waters, Yolonda Wise, and Paul Yates.