Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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Last Will of The Class of l956 We, the seniors of 1956, will the following cherished possessions to our underclassmen and teachers. Richard Armstrong wills his cute smile to Rodney Black. Roberta Baker wills her height to Jim Moyer. Frank Brackin wills his speech ability to Karen Trussell. Donna Burchard wills her music ability to Mr. Horn. Carol Chapman wills her big mouth to Jerry Hart. Gary Clamme wills his mouse tails and bird heads to Barbara Stroud. Guy Cook wills his painless days to Nancy Roush. Sally Cook wills her ability to write themes to Betsy Racer. Rosemary Davis wills her figure to the Fort Wayne Modeling School. Paul Ely wills his ability to train for sports to Lester Price. Harold Evans wills himself to Pennville. Delphia Fear wills her ability to read magazines tTrue Storyj in library to anyone who can get away with it. Robert Fitch wills his temper to Ray Storms. Kathryn Goble wills a piece of advice to Frances Merchant: Don't hunt Cupidg let him find you. Joyce Hart wills her ability to park in front of her house to Nancyanna Groendyke. Helen Herring wills her naturally curly hair to Jeanine Johnson. Rex Hiday wills his gas bill to Charles Everhart. Max Hiser wills his heavy beard to Jim Winger. William Kellogg wills his ability to be late to class to Kathy Chick. Mary Margaret Kelsay wills her quiet ways to Peggy McGeath. Virgil Ledbetter wills his '56 Ford to a new one next year. fWe think he will need it.J Steve Mallot wills his ability to hit hogs to Terry Overmeyer. Neil Marshall wills his polite ways to Wayne Dearduff. Phyllis Marshall wills her typing ability to Ray Love. Joe Morris wills his yell-leading ability to David French. Tom Mounsey wills his ability to blow the tuba to whoever has wind enough to blow it. Carol Moyer wills all her time to Melvin. Jim Myers wills his six pack to Tom Krebs. Herschel Needler wills his bossincss to anyone who wants it. Harold Parker wills himself to Hartford City. Kenny Payne wills his dead hook shot to Larry Miles. Carolyn Pearson wills her ability to go to the Point to Linda Hooks. Richard Peck wills his ability to put thc shot to Dean Garrett. Donna Pence wills herself to Gary. John Price wills his poker-face to Dick Payne. Mary Ellen Pugh wills her cute dimplc ta Connie Helton. Betty Jo Quillen wills her love 'n life to Gary. William Racer wills his dancing ability to Howard Brock. Bonnie Ramseyer wills her ability to get con- fused in bookkeeping to Mr. Naab. Carol Reff wills her arguing ability in sociology to Carl King. Fred Reff wills his weak stomach to Bromo- Seltzer. Clifford Rinker wills his jumping ability to DeWayne Grove. Jerry Robbins wills his ability to get along with women!!! to Bob Colvin. Gerald Runkle wills the Black Hornet to any- one that is man enough to hold it under 100 knots. Sharon Schwarzkopf wills her cooking ability to Miss Cline. Thomas Schwarzkopf wills his ability to drive in ditches to Don Williams. Walter Scott wills the school to anyone who wants it. Joe Shannon wills his mechanical knowledge to Jim Burchard. Tom Simmons wills his ability to play the piano to Donnie Weaver. Nancy Smith wills her airplane adventures to Baer Field. Ronald Storms wills his electronical ability to Bill Mattson. Wilma Terhune wills her ability to become engaged to anyone who can. Tom Wilson wills his Senior year' to the un- fortunate school. 15

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The Junior Class began with forty-nine students. The new additions were Doris Brickey, Richard Payne, and Floy Smith. Jim Hatch withdrew the first semester, and Doris Brickey, Phyllis Royal, Julia Parker and Lester Price withdrew the second semester, bringing our total down to forty-four. We elected Sue Marshall, president: Jack Cain, vice-presidentg and Karen Trussel, secretary-treasurer. Patricia Yadon, Glen Weaver, Karen Trussel, and Jerry Hart were our Student Council members. Our sponsors were Miss Nelson, Miss Cline, and Mr. Schilling. The first semester we had a magazine sale for class expenses. We sold refreshments at all the home ball games. We gave our convocation in Novem- ber, and on April 6 we presented our comical class play, Down to Earth . We have had one gym party. On May 18 we entertained the seniors at the Junior- Senior banquet. Carol Lautzenheiser 16 S h at r 0 n Armstrong.:', Gerald Baker, Bill Bales, Phyllis Berg- doll, Doris Brickey, Mary Beth Buckmas- ter, Jack Cain. Betty Carnes, Judith Caylor, Janice Chick, Carol Clements, Ray- mond Coffieltl, Carol Denton, Sue Enochs. R o .2 e 1' Falk, Janet Fear, Mary Ann Ford, Ronald Gibson, Harold Glattli, John Glessner, J e 1' r y Ha rt, Jim Nancyanna Gro e n- tl y k 8 . Hatch, Linda M a e Hooks, Treva How- ard, Barbara Jordan, Beverly King, U a rl King. Tom Krebs, Joe Kyle, Carol Lautzenheiser, Sue Marshall, Larry Miles, Bruce Nestle- road, G a r y Over- meyer. T e r r y Overmeyer, J u l i a Parker, Dick Payne, Howard Pence. Lester Price, B e t t y Racer, Phyllis Royal. Carole Schmidt, Floy Smith, Sue Stukey, Karen Trussel, Glen XVeaver, James Wing- er, Patricia Yaclon. Junior Class