Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1957 volume:

BETTY ELLEN CARNES CAROL LEA DENTON CAROL ANN CLEMENTS RICHARD LEE PAYNE JUDITH KAYE CAYLOR CAROLYN SUE ENOCHS ROGER LEWIS FALK JANET ELAINE FEAR U5 L ik I MARY ANN FORD JOHN RONALD GIBSON HAROLD ARTHUR OLATTLI JOHN DEE GLESSNER NANCYANNA DUNCAN GROENDYKE JERRY WAYNE HART RAYMOND DEE COFFIELD LINDA MAY HOOKS JOE EDMOND KYLE THOMAS EUGENE KREBS BEVERLY ELIZABETH KING CARL DEAN KING CAROL SUE LAUTZENHEISER NILA SUE MARSHALL LARRY GEORGE MILES GARY PHILIP OVERMEYER +- Tl? , v I af hr 'hu I 'ff' I 45 .Z 2 HOWARD WAYNE PENCE GLEN LEON WEAVER TERRY CARLETON OVERMEYER FLOY LORRAINE SMITH SHIRLEY RUTH WINTERS JAMES ALLEN WINGER TED RAY HAROLD PATRICIA ANN YADON SENIOR DIRECTORY BETTY ZOE RAGER - Betsy' - Academic - 'You laugh at my jokes and l'll laugh at yours.' Class pres. 45 Sec. 25 Ra Von 2.3.45 FHA 15 Annual5 Crier5 Cho- rus 1.2,3.45 Choir 1.2,3.45 Tune In 25 Miss Starlight' 35 O1d Fashion Charm' 45 Junior Class Play5 Band l, 2.3.45 Band Council 3.45 'Picnic and Moonglowf' SUE ANN STUKEY - 'Suzie' - General - 'Hi honey' - Class v. pres. 1.2.45 Cheerleader 3.45 Booster Club 1.2,3.45 Discussion Clubl5 Music and Dance 25 Ra Von 3.45 Band 2.35 Crier5 Chorus 1.2,3.45 Choir 2.3.45 Junior Class Play5 'Miss Starlight 35 'Old Fashion Charm' 45 'My Prayer. KAREN ANNE TRUSSEL - 'Karen' - Commercial - 'Golly Ned' - GAA 15 Ra Von 2.3.45 Booster Club 1.2. 3.45 Student Council 1.2.35 sec. treas. 3.45 Band 1.2, 35 Crier5 Annual5 Chorus 1.2,3.45 Choir 3,45 Junior Class Play 35 'True Love.' GERALD WAYNE BAKER - 'Big G - General - Music and Dance 15Discussion Club 2.3.45 Basketball 1.2.35 Track 1.2.35 Cross Country 1,25 Choir 15 Blueberry Hill. WILLIAM CARL BALES - 'Bill' - General - ji-li Guys' - FFA 1.2.3 Reporter 35 Discussion Club 45 Class pres. 25 Basketball 1.2,3.45 'Cindy. Oh. Cindy. PHYLLIS LOUISE BERGDOLL - 'Phyl' - Commercial - 'Cheese and Rice' - GAA l.2,3.4. Reporter 2. sec. treas. 3,45 Chorus 1.2,3.45 'Until I met You. MARY BETH BUCKMASTER - 'Mary B. - Commer- cial - 'I thoughtI'd die' - GAA 1.25 Ra Von 3.4. pres. 45 Crier5 Annual Staff5 Booster Club 1.2,3.45 Class sec. treas. 15 Choir 3.45 Chorus 1.2,3.45 Star Dust. JACKIE EDWARD CAIN - 'Rabbit' - General - 'Bot- toms up' - Athletic Club 15 Music and Dance Club 2. 35 Discussion Club 45 Class v. pres. 35 Basketball 1.2. 3.45 Track 1.2,3.45 Cross Country 2.3.45 Choir 45 'Love Me. BETTY ELLEN CARNES - 'Betty' - Academic - 'Holy Toledo' - Discussion Club 15 Music and Dance Club 25 Ra Von 3.45 Booster Club 1.2,3.45 Class pres. 15 Crier5 Annual5 Athletic Board 45 Cheerleader 45 Band l.2,3.4. Council 3,45 Drum Majorette 2.3.45 Chorus 1.2,3.45 Choir 1.2,3.45 'She ls One Of The Boys 15 'Tune ln' 25 'Miss Starlight' 35 'An Old Fashion Charm' 45 Junior Class Play5 'The Man I Love. JUDY KAYE CAYLOR - Jud - Commercial - 'Oh, Darn' - Discussion Club1,45 Music and Dance Club 25 FHA 35 Student Council 45 Annual5 Booster Club 1.2. 3.45 Chorus 2.3.45 Clair-de-Lune. CAROL ANN CLEMENTS - 'Jitter' - General - 'Oh my gosh' - Discussion Club 15 Booster Club 1.2,3.45 Music and Dance Club 25 Ra Von 3.45 Majorette 1.2, 3.45 Cheerleader 2.3.45 Chorus 1.2,3.45 Choir 1.2,3.45 She Is One OfThe Boys' 15 'Tune ln' 25 Junior Class Play5 Tender1y. TED RAY HAROLD - 'Texas' - General - 'What do you think about that' - Discussion Club 45 Blueberry Hill. CAROL LEA DENTON - Lee' - Commercial- 'Heav- en forbid' - Discussion Club 15 Ra Von 2.3.45 Chorus 1.2,3.45 Choir 3.45 'Tune ln' 25 'Miss Starlight' 35 'Old Fashion Charm' 45 Garden of Eden. CAROLYN SUE ENOCHS - 'Susie - Commercial - 'Punkin'GAA 15 Music and Dance 25 FHA 35 Discus- sion 45 Crier 35 Booster Club 1.2,3.45 Chorus 1.2,3.45 'True Love.' ROGER LEWIS FALK - 'Louie' - General - 'Come on dad. lets go' - Athletic 15 Music and Dance 25 Discus- sion Club 3.45 Basketball 2.35 Cross Country 1.2,3.45 Track 1.2,3.45 'Singin' the Blues. JANET ELAINE FEAR - 'Jan' - General - 'Oh! for crying out loud' - GAA 15 Ra Von 2.3.45 Booster Club 2.3.45 Chorus 1.25 'My Prayer. MARY ANN FORD - 'Fordie' - General - 'All rightie' - GAA 1.2,3.45 Booster Club 1.2,3.45 Chorus 2.3.45 Song of the Sparrow. JOHN RONALD GIBSON- 'Melvin' - General - 'l-ley! Daddy O' - Athletics 15 Discussion Club 2.3.45 Bas- ketball 2,35 Cross Country 2.3.45 Track 2.45 'Singin' the Blues. HAROLD ARTHUR.GLATTLI - 'Harold' - Agriculture - 'Aw! nuts' - FFA 1.2,3.45 I Walk the Line. JOHN DE GLESSNER - 'Johnny' - Commerci 'Hi! Honey to C.S.U.l FFA 1.2.35 Discussion Club , Student Council2.45 Booster Club 3.45 Annual 45 Jun- ior Class Play5 'My Prayer.' NANCYANNA DUNCAN GROENDYKE - 'Nancy' - Commercial - 'I reckon' - GAA 1.2,3.45 Annual5 Chorus 1.2,3.45 Choir 3.45 'Desert Song.' Cont. on p. 20 HI H SCHOOL vw' James Coppock Mary Jo Wickham We extend a hearty welcome back to the teachers who were on last yea.r's staff. Mr. HORN attended I.U. and Ball State where he received a B.M.E. de- gree. He has charge of band and high school and grade school music. Miss REA, who teaches English, is also school librarian. She went to Ball State and I.U. and abtained her M.A.B. and M.A.T. Miss NELSON is our Latin and math instructor. She received her A.B. after attending Ball State and I.U. Mrs. WILLLKMS went to Central Normal College and Butler University where she received a B.S. degree. She conducts classes in general business, and social science. Niss ALBERTSON attended I.U. and Purdue. Our English instructor received both an A.B. and A.M. degree. Mr. HONAKER is a graduate of Taylor University and holds a B.S. degree. Besides coaching, his classes in- clude physical ed., driver's training, and consumer education. Mr. NAAB teaches bookkeeping, industrial arts, and math. He received his B.S. from Ball State. M.iss RICE, our art instructor, attended Central Normal College where she obtained an A.B. degree. Miss GROVE, who attended our own M. I-LS., is our school clerk. John A Naab Mm-y A, Rice Luther T. Glancy , IZJC - -:Y Richard M. Horn Getting Acquainted This year we had the pleasure of welcom- ing six new teachers to the staff. Mrs. PEARSON attended Purdue and Ball State which she left with a B.S. degree. This is her first year of teachingg her subj ect is home economics. She now lives near Roll. Mr. AMSTUTZ hails from Angola, but came to us from Wilkinson. The B.S. de- gree he received at Purdue enables him to teach biology and vocational agriculture. Mr. MODLIN, who recently received his B. S. degree, is experiencing his first year of teaching. Before attending Ball Stare, our math instmctor's home was Mooresville. Mr. COPPOCK received a B.S. degree from Ball State. He teaches commerce and chemistry a.nd was formerly at Madison Twp. in Jay Co. Miss WICKI-IAM, who salted her teaching career this year lives in Marion. She holds a B.S. from Ball State and teaches general science and physical education. Mr. GLANCY isn't a stranger to us as our English and history teacher was with us in the year '53-'54. Mr. Clancy, who lives ax Hartford City, has a B.S. and M.A. degree from Ball Stare. ACLILTY 1 Carl Honaker Owen H. Amstutz Lillie Albertson Nellie L. Williams Betty E. Grove vb? k 5 kr., 1-'95 'Q' ,7f , ' ' Fist' 'f I - .,, gli- ' cf' 1 , ' :L gf, r cf C :ws 1 ,,,, rw-La , f ., , -e , N R' .yr rf- H559 - 5 ' ,- f In . ' , -1 I , Y E ' X :ffm -Jfluf H V S 5. r ' ' .z ui: - ,iff l - .. 5' .. 1 J 1 r T r 1 a' ' Q' wg w.,,3:.' W' TW , qt Q., y 4 , A T , and ,ar W , -vq r . , j V as :' , 3,153 :dh agp, 2 3-sg' V 1 A I - N Q - . 1' .f i.-fr' W 'KQV' f'E:f232' 2 F- 'TS W ' 0 ,A 6- 12 L- . Q. v SF? .- ' if Q, f r -fs is r M s if it 4 S' ' Z--1? J V 1 , ' , 9 fr , ,I , I, 455- ,i ii J! m ' , AB ' ' ,I V942-1 I 1 ig l 'fs' 2 'F' 5' 'Q ' X' F 'C E A. 'i , T F, , C-151 ext a QE: X sr . T -5, te, lr . we -Q 'X W 1 f ..- V' 1 . H ' lx v X f - T T sis Q . usa. '53 A -A K2 , 5, Y V ' 1 if - my X 1 f , 1 ' , in , N sr' V gg. T .rg X-.iq 1, - Q .eff- iii . A 4 i I n a n ,S , Ti'xQ::g - - ., l. ,, JLI IOR CLASS This has been a big year for the Junior Class. The first semester we sold magazines and received our class rings. The second semester was full of excite- ment. We decorated for the Junior-Senior Prom. Running the concession stand also kept us quite busy. Our officers are Terry Forrester, pres.g Dave Williams, vice pres.g Marian Uleland, sec. treas.g Marie Gil- lette, Ann McCammon, Charles Everhart, and Joe Parker, Student Council members. Charles Everhart and Judy Hart were elected to Student Affairsg Don- nie Schwartzkopf was chosen for the Athletic Board. I4 ROW 1, Robert Albertson, Lois Allen, Tommy Arm- strong, Charles Bales, Bill Bracken, Howard Brock, Janet Bye, Joe Cale, Kathleen Chick. ROW 2, Charles Everhart, Victoria Fitch, Jondajane Ford, Terry restcr, Randal Foy, Gloria Futrell, Marie Gille Miriam Gillette, Nora Glessner. ROW 3, Lowe Gordon, Dewayne Grove, Judy Hart, Janet I-Iartcr, Charles Hartley, Esther Hawk, Sharon Hudson, Claude Keller, Dena Ledbetter. ROW 4, Larry Love, Ray Love, Ann McCammon, Bill Mattson, Frances Mer- chant, Nila Michael, Charles Miles, Betty Nelson, Tom Noller. ROW 5, Joe Parker, Nila Pitts, Judy Pugh, Nancy Roush, Don Schwarzkopf, Dick Schwartz- kopf, June Smelser, John Smith, Ray Storms. ROW 5, Marion Ueland, Barbara VanCamp, David Waters, Dave Williams, Don Willians, Janet Boggess. ' X, 'P ' N ' ' x S. fb Z l it I f F? we 34 L 5, N '1 t dl , Y' , 12-. Lil ,Wil 'S L .h it , .- vi f P ' f' , .. Q' 'Q'-no SLN 42. ff, JE, - fr - - f ,L .4 w 'I l l 1, ' ip. 'W..:'4' T B . i if L 'S H .Y - :P ' 2 0 - X ' 3 A 3- 34 A 97 gf, -5, asf.. is I .15 is Q I at 1 Y it wit U Q Y- r. Q X '-I X 'j.,.'. . s. . :A - 2 F r 'F 1' -1 Zxgl s sf :Y in F1 , 3.- QL r ,. I 'rl ,N 2. 32 V 'gc ' I Q- . V ' D 5 1 '54 . , 3 Q V- Q., ,JA sv . xg. if 'E, .1 Y:-r ' asf. :fl X56 1 I -r I . -. xt. ,QTY ' , lf' if ' X I Alf A ' . ll ti 1 s, ,P soPHoMoRE ev , K. ' I .. .5 We began our second year of high school with 53 stu- dents in our classg however Phyllis Dame withdrew ly in the first semester. Martha Cameron, Larry ible, and James Winters entered during the first semester. Our class officers areg Bill Robbins, pres., Karen Runkle, v. pres.g Lois Pethtel, sec. treas. This year Judy I-liser and Don Kellogg were selected fora two year term as Student Council members. Peggy Marshall and Rodney Black were elected last year and this is their last year as members. Our sponsors this year were Mrs. Pearson, Mr. Amstutz, and Mr. Honaker. We presented our convocation on April 11. 15 CLASS ROW 1, Billy Armsuong, Edna Baker, Dick Bales, Jeanice Batten, Rodney Black, Steven Bloom, Jo Arm Bontrager, James Braden, Kent Bunsold. ROW 2, James Burchard, Martha Cameron, Gloria Cheno- weth, Max Coffield, Patty Coffield, Robert Colvin, Barbara Dearduif, Claude Doty, Carl Fear. ROW 3, Roger Fishback, Elvajane Garringer, Jean Garrison, JesseeG1essner, KeithHeadley, Connie Helton, Judy Hiser, Mike Inman, Donnie Kellogg. ROW 4, Stephen Kellogg, Cynthia Kelsay, Ed Kershner, Jerry Kersh- ner, Marjorie Knight, Ferrell Long, Elsie Love, Josephine McClish, Peggy McGeath. ROW 5, Linda Mclfarren, Peggy Marshall, Dorsey Price, Harry Meyers, Lois Pethtel, Bill Robbins, Karen Runkle, Alice Sargent, Marilyn Schwarzkopf. ROW 6, Tom Shannon, Betty Smelser, Gerald Spaulding, Barbara Stroud, David Stukey, Charles Wentz, Ben Wilson, Barbara Yadon, Bill Yadon. ROW 7, Larry Wible, James Winters. f .ff 2 +4 p 'lf v I , ,A,,LH QQETQ v, 4 . 1 A r-U , ., U .5 1 . ' ' . rfx ff' f . . . A ,W .N Y. , 1 V I ' n... 'JA - '. ' L-.Q I , 1 , . 1 . ,X .. . . II cv. .l I ,I - 1 1 o 5 '., W I ,Q ., . V 1 I r W 0 , . . 5 Y 'I' ' 1 ' 4 A A . . ' 'nv : W 1 ' ' -if WM . I I v lm ' ...gui 1 , ' .V ,,. ,, 1 ' 1 f J, 1. 0 - .. f ww 1 ,A , + 4 -' H F V If 1 ,.0,,.f 1 V115 .1 4 f uf Q x I 4 1 A ' f K. . N ' N xx: Y N nxt-'r,f 15, -bm 'J pl: f ' 1' 4 . V 'iff lg! ' I I 'Pl . axis 1 t-LMI. 11 .M is year we elected for our class officers as follows: pres., ve Rubleg vice pres., Dave Nestleroadg sec. treas., Sue mstrongg Student Council Members, Jeanine Schmidt, Pat illen, Steve Schwarzkopf, and Jim Moyer, Our new stu- nts areJim Armstrong, Sue Armstrong, Joy Ann and Judy Kay ochs from Trenton, Ronald Bergdoll, Marlin Duskin, Sharon trell, Carlton Smelser, and Betty Flatter from Dildineg Al- n Kessler, Darrel Norris, Michael Ray, Lois Smelser, and arilyn Sargent from Milgroveg Richard Ferguson from Wis- nsi gGeorge Lugar from Chester: Bruce Luzadder from Hart- r ity, and Bruce Ptouty from Desoto. This makes a total members. .Sz 3 .:'- .:,.. .ai-E, A, ,gp If- Q 'V' 'Y' AIC- ',,-- 2' ' is F ' te we ., 'R is-ei' , -'T' 1 O 7 K L ez- -7, ia g :i ' tm r f gi, v 1 -, W' 7' Y :'. , Q Q. ' , PM ' vi 51:9--,,, ' 5 ' l s . , 0' 1 L F5 fm' 4 J K ' 'gli f ' -v-4-f' + 'tw' s. 5 ' Q , W V , H 5 S , A .ra .. - S v ,1-5, Y: :Y A ffl! 'W' 4 rs 5' 5 4 ,Q -f' sr ROW 1: Bnice Luzadder, Nancy Malott, Donna Morgan, Jim Moyer, Ralph Meyers, David Nes- tleroad, Darrell Norris, Jerry Overmeyer, Pat Quillen. ROW 2: Mike Ray, Joe Rogers, Dick Rogers, Mary Royal, Steve Ruble, Carol Rurnbaugh, Marilyn Sargent, Jeanine Schmidt, Steve Schwankopf. ROW 3: Gilbert Sil.ls,Donnie Simpson, Sandra Slentz, Carlton Smelser, Lois Smel- ser, Philip Stoltz, Janet Trant, Beverly Weatherholt, Donnie Weaver. ROW 4: Gary White, Yo- landa Wise, Paul Yates, Allen Kessler, Karen King, George Lugar. 16 I . F s.v - sl, v. -5 5' - ci A -. - -, 5 'n -' f F' ' 36 - fi A I b ' HGH NK 1' Q I Ll , 's M Qi' l ' V- A ff 1--. f ,, ,n--Tl' 3--S Q - uf, D nt 1 G '- -,,. E: L, ,fi 5 Q Ru S, Y W 2 , rf! , v l in M lx Vg ,X ' f ' 'S - - 3 C. - .. ,- ,, f f g 4 .::. rf . , 'M' 5 N Q , w .N KW- X f iii! O - ,f!f1 - of fs . 1 N. B I W- ROW 5: Janet Allen, Jim Armstrong, Sue Armstrong, Ronald Bergdoll, Bob Berry, Di anne Black, Ed Braden, Jim Bradley, Betty Burchard. ROW 6: Sonny Carnes, Phyllis Chenoweth, Linda Coleman, Dick Conrad, Marlin Duskin, Ronnie Everhart, Joy Ann Enochs, Judy Kay Enochs, Joyce Fear. ROW 7: Richard Ferguson, Rita Ferguson, Betty Hatter, David Foy, Sharon Futrell, Betty Garringer, Dean Garrett, Bet- tyGordon, Roger Grass. ROW 8: Joyce Grover, Jane Harter, Kay Herring, Nancy Hornbaker, Danny Horrorn, John Ickes, Je a nnin e Johnson, Mary Ann Johnson, Tommy Kershner. ROW 9: Bruce Proudy, Douglas McClain, Donna Booher, Marie Sanders. Freshmen participate in many school activities. Q . Q . .- Si-I it :X lu-wal Ca.. Q' :is .951 :' 2 .. ' C2 Q- ,, ,V - si - 1, V 2' 1, ' Q fr' R? -, , ,TA ,, f - . .- X -V 'ff be 'YA , s f ., - W sf, if 1 J K P V .5 , V. ,V -:Ill ' ' -P R l, Lffrfi' -'T . ff Im- is . . b .,.a L' ,F ' as Q G t. i ... , 5 5 ' v 5- , lf- 4-3, :J 5' lg tif, Q? 1 .ra 3, We gs. mf' ., uf ,N gg xi mf' if W K W' w ,ff 5.3. 6, 4 ' 1: - Q. C: Q wr if 5. e L -V ' 'i 1 v, I- J :. ...Z 1 LL ,Q V- , ,KV V s Jef. , ,., rs, , ,, Q ,V,.S,1-J -X P, 'X ' 1 rl-I 3, I, , Sf' Y ' N2-say, 4 ff V .. A ' -11 r' 4 '- l Ear 4 rm -':-be-s 2 . 1 3 . v -A Q, .. la s. .' -. o- l- - V or S Y 'fy I 3 L' v- A V ... , N- JL :'.. I- ' Z2 ' li fr, ' V va s ' ', E54 A A Y ffl, i Vs W' , Xp 'Q' , . ,,S'1w,: 1,1 I , , ' ' I n . H. 1: -, ,. s- lf? 'gl 5 - -P ... m L L FH :fd J ,Ya s ...On . Q ., v .... V. ,typ x SL ,A fffg . ' V' ' . ' . ef ' 2 ' n N ,j '-. tw. ll ,W 9 1 lp I N - N A ' ' ' uf...1:1'. g-alll: 11 V 'N',r3Zi-7-?':'f:'l?:ll5l ff? ww EIGHTH GR DE ROW 1, Donald Barton, Libby Braden, Glen Brock, David Chenoweth, Don Chenoweth, Fred Cline, Iris Coleman, Jean Conrad, Sue Cook, Bob Coons. ROW 2, Rita Davis, Wayne Dearduff, Janet Downhour, Bill Elliott, Marjorie Ellison, Patty Fea.r, Leon Flatter, Judy Garrison, Alice Gillette, Marvin Heiny. ROW 3, Carolyn Her- ring, Tom Kennedy, Thelmalee Kershner, Carolyn Kilgore, Bob King, Herman King, Udella King, Russell Kinser, Myron Love, Judy Mc- Daniel. ROW 4, Warren Mattson, Carol Moria- rity, Jim Morris, Carolyn Nelson, Ronnie Norris, Jackie Norton, Patrick O'l-lern, Marla Ramseyer, Nancy Ramseyer, Glen Rogers. ROW 5, Mary Jane Rogers, Judy Schoger, Dee Schwarzkopf, Ronnie Simpson, Shi.rley Thomas, Patty Wallzer, Shawncey Webb, Kay Vlfhite, Bob Wliorley, Howa.rdWilliams. ROW 6, Sondra Yadon, Joyce Zebner, Jennie Wilson, Patty Wilson. The eighth grade has 54 members this year. We chose for pres., Russel Kinserg v. pres., Dee Schwarzkopfg sec. treas., Mary Jane Rogersg and Libby Braden and Jim Morris for Studentfjouncil members. Our sponsors are Mrs. Williams and Mr. Glancy. We presented our convocation February 15th. 18 tn- 1 . - Q- Y 1 v- -v- C'- V ,, - , ' Q- v ' f ,, I -v Q, -. 1, fa. ,',. . . I. if fi r i,,of,,,, - J -5-' A f ,gn ,A 1 , , Lael!!-'sffl f -712:11 ,f on ' M, 4, ,lava . ,, 4, A Q L 5 - Q i S if -, P 4 ff? 1-. 5 f is . 31 -3 r v .,, S, .. ,' g B H - Y X ,SV 'N gg-A I t ,X-. b -- - if 'L - xl.. l ll r- .. i 1 V K A ! .i ,Ji ' F- A-3 '--, 1. 1, ,,, t,x at -Q , ,M - T J' 1' Q f ff' - -,A ' v 1 O ' V f ' A 1 , 4-' ' Le' - - ' LM01 is - Q :N 5' i. - 1 P iff e P if f .:- N T I -Q- ,MN V' ' N 'rj '7 Ni i ' ' ,gy if .2 . Av- A ,AQ n-, .e CZ, .. ,- - : or fl f ff fe Q e if f if , W 'Y A ix - Q, N , xx 'Q . '.f f- x f ' .J g: u rg 94' -sr,-,.4 Q, I b . 'J' F .. . 3, -w , V R 'A Zn F Q Q N, , 6' C? r SEVE T ROW 1, Ethan Allen, Sharon Bales, Lorna Bower, Gene Brock, Bucky Buckmaster, Johnny Clark, Nancy Clevenger, Mary Kay Coffield, William Doty, Jneane Fear. ROW 2, Charlya Rae Ferguson, Larry For- rester, Carol Gum, Starlotte Hartley, Judy Herring, Gerry Hoover, Clyde Hudson, Nelva lckes, Sharon Kershner, Jerry Kitterman. ROW 3, Mary King, Glen Kinser, Sharon Layman, Billie Ledbetter, Alex Mahorney, Linda Merchant, Alice Meyers, Larry Michael, Carol Morrical, Janet Mounsey. ROW 4, Loretta Murphy, Earl Piercy, Kenny Piercy, Terry Noller, Bernita Pitts, Dee Reese, Jerry Reif, Dallas Roberts, Carol Rhea, Mike Roush. ROW 5, Shirley Royal, Richard Shaner, Barbara Simpson, Sally Slenm, Larry Tourney, Janice Sills, Gaylen Walker, Danny Williams, Linda Williams, Wilma Wilson. ROW 6, Tony Wilson, Ronnie Yadon, Loretta Smith, Eliza- beth Harold. H 19 CH? DE This year we chose Sally Slentz for pres.g Glen Kin- ser for v. pres.g Sharon Bales for sec. treas.g and Carol Rhea and Larry Forrester for Student Council members. Our class of54 members presented the reg- ular class convocation on March 29th. We also en- joyed a class party in the school gym on October 15th. SENIOR DIRECTORY JERRY WAYNE HART - Jake - Academic - 'Let's go get a pass - Klick Klub l,2g Discussion Club 3, pres. 4g Booster Club 4g Student Counci12,3,v. pres. 3g Student Affairs 3,4g Annualg Junior Class Playg Don't Forbid Me. RAYMOND DEE COFFIELD - Slade - Commercial - 'Hi! Sweetheart' - Athletic Club 1g Klick Klub 2g Discussion Club 3,4g Basketball 3,4g Cross Country 1, 2,3,4g Track 3,4g 'My Little Angel. LINDA MAE HOOKS - Hooksie - General - 'Ohl darn' - Discussion Club lg Ra Von 2,3,4g Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Crierg Band l,2,3,4g Miss Starlight 3g Jun- ior Class Playg Night Lights. THOMAS EUGENE KREBS - Tom - General - 'That'll be the day' - Athletic Club lg Ra Von 2,3,4g Booster Club 3g Track 2,3,4g Cross Country 2g Basket- ball 2g Choir 2,3,4g Moments to Remember. JOE EDMOND KYLE - Professor - Academic - 'Surrre' - Klick Klub lg Ra Von 2,3,4g V. pres. 4g Booster Club l,2,3,4g Band l,2gStudent Council 1,2g Crierg Annualg Choir l,2,4g Garden of Eden. BEVERLY ELIZABETH KING - Bev - General - 'Gee Whiz' - GAA 1,2,3,4g Booster Club 3,4g Chorus 1,2,3g Cindy, Oh Cindy. 1, ll K ' v rf qlbfy, , Q Y CARL DEAN KING - Dean - General - Athletic Club lg Discussion Club 3,4g Don't Be Cruel. CAROL SUE LAUTZENHEISER - Carol - General - Discussion Club lg Ra Von 2,3,4g Booster Club l,2,3, 4g Crierg Choir 1,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Friendly Per- suasion. NILA SUE MARSHALL - 'Ratface II - Commercial - Discussion Club lg Ra Von 2,3,4g Booster Club 1.2, 3,4g Class pres. 3g Crierg Annualg Chorus 1,2,3,4g Chorus 3,4g Junior Class Plavg Canadian Sunset. LARRY GEORGE MILES - George - Agriculture FFA l,2,3,4g Walking ln The Rain. GARY PHILIP OVERMEYER - Goat - General- Athletic Club lg Ra Von 2,3,4g Annualg Dust On The Bible. TERRY CARLTON OVERMEYER - Did - General - 'Oh, drop dead' - Athletic Club lg Library Club 2,3, 4g I'll Walk Alone. GLEN LEON WEAVER- Glen - General - 'You bet- ter believe it' - FFA l,2,3g Discussion Club 4g Booster Club 3,4g Annualg Student Council 3,4, pres. 4g Choir 4g Junior Class Playg My Prayer. HOWARD WAYNE PENCE - Pencie - General - 'Well' - Library Club l,2,3,4g Green Door. FLOY LORRAINE SMITH - Flo - Academic - 'Got any gum?' - FHA 2g GAA 2g Sunshine Club 2g Booster Club l,2g Choir l,2g Ra Von 3,4g Booster Club 3,4g Annualg Chorus 2,3,4g lt lsn't Right. SHIRLEY RUTH WINTERS - Shirley - Home Eco- nomics - 'I thought I'd pop' - Booster Club l,2,3g Chorus1,2,3g Operetta l,2g Home Economics Club 4g Annualg Young Love. JAMES ALLEN WINGER - Wing-Ding - Academic - 'Oh, Shut-up! ' Klick Klub lg Ra Von 2,3,4g Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Choir lg Junior Class Playg Rock A- round The Clock. RICHARD LEE PAYNE - Dick - General - 'Huh' - Booster Club l,2g Basketball 3,4g Track 2g Baseball l,2g FFA 3g Discussion Club 4g Class treas. 2g Cross Country 3g Choir 4g Junior Class Playg Old Fashioned Charm 4g The Old Gray Mare. . PATRICIA ANN YADON - Pat - General - 'Oh, my cow' - GAA l,2,3g Discussion Club 4g Booster Club l, 2,3,4g Annualg Student Council 1,2,3,4g Operetta 3. 4: Chorus 1,2.3,4g Choir 3,4g Young Love. 4 if 2 A 9 9 M an X Fx ,J x ... 5- wx I :n . - V :Q ...K 'Z 2 ' :UL ' -E . if A ' 5 1 JY 4 f -1, , -1' ,' ,J N' 1x all ' , J t.. L ,, .Q A A ' - Hx- ' .YN , - Y- 4 A v i Q 1' 'T x 'y.-iw. . ATHLETICS Baseball Basketball Track Cross Country fabovej . OPERETTA . PLAYS . CLUBS . DANCES . ANNUAL STAFF . BAND g 1 Jdcfzvz fied INDIAN AN STAFF The Annual drive began following a skit entitled Man on the Street . The first an- nual was sold by Betty Racer to Mr. Davis. The annual staff assumed their duties soon after the annualdrive. A total of 340 annual subscriptions were sold. The high salesman for the Thunderbird team was Pat Yadon, selling 221 annuals, and Jim Winger, of the Jaguar team, selling 18 annuals. Mr, Cop- pock, the advisor, and the staff hope you will enjoy your annual. T Editor-in-Chief .... Literary Editor . . . Business Manager . . Senior Editor .... Snap Shot Editor . . . Advertising Managers Subscription Managers Club Editors . . Athletic Editors . . Joke Editor . . . Pat Yadon Nancyanna Groendyke Jerry Hart Mary Beth Buckmaster Joe E. Kyle Jim Winger John Glessner Mary Ann Ford Asst. Judy Caylor Karen Trussel Betty Carnes Glen Weaver Sue Marshall Gary Overmeyer Typists . . . Betty Racer, Floy Smith, Phyllis Bergdoll Carol Denton, Shirley Winters ' 1-' Q ' . - ts V A ' ' JJ LAST WILL AND TESTAME T WHEREAS we the undersrgned do hereby BEQUEATH let and release all clarm to the property lrsted below Gerald Baker wrlls hrs herghr to Jrm Moyer Brll Bales wrlls hrs booze to Dave Nestleroad Phyllrs Bergdoll wrlls her abrlrty to go wrth one boy a long trme to Marrorre Knrght Mary BethBuckmaster wrlls her prxre harrcut to Barbara Stroud Jack Cam wrlls hrs good naturedness to Mrss Albertson Betty Carnes wrlls her abrlrty to laugh at Betsy s Jokes to anyone that can stand them Judy Caylor wrlls her frrendly way to Peg Marshall Carol Clements wrlls her quret ways NrlaP1tts Raymond Coffreld wrlls hrs abrlrty to play boogres to Charles Ever hart Carol Denton wrlls her personalrty to a certarn group of seventh grade grrls Sue Enochs wrlls her abrlrty to keep her brg mouth shut on the bus to Dr anne Black and Sue Armstrong Roger Falk wrlls hrs abrlrty to get along wrth Mrs Wrllrams to next year s crvrcs class Janet Fear wrlls her quret ways to Jo Ann Bontrager Mary Ann Ford wrlls her abrlrty to stay off the street at nrght to Carolyn Krlgore and Jeanre Conrad Ronnre Grbson wrlls hrs slenderness to Jerry Jo Krtterman Harold Glattlr wrlls hrs art abrlrty to Bob Colvrn John GICSSDCI W111ShlfHSC1fI0 Carolyn Nancvanna Groendyke wrlls her strarght A s to Ferrell Long Jerry Hart wrlls hrs chemrstry grades to Nancy Roush Ted Ray Harold wrlls hrs polrte ways to Wayne Dearduff Lrnda Hooks wrlls her athletrc abrlrty to Howard Brock Beverly Krng wrlls her trght skrrts to Mrs Pearson Carl Krng wrlls hrs physrque to Mark Ramseyer Tom Krebs wrlls hrs srx pack to Dell Smrth Joe Kyle wrlls hrs All Amerrcan ways to Benny Wrlson Carol Lautzenherser wrlls her neat ways to Judy McDanrels Sue Marshall wrlls her algebra abrlrty to Mr Modlrn Larry Mrles wrlls hrs embarrassed moments to Patrrck O Hern Gary Overner, er wrlls hrs eagerness to work to Tom Noller Terry Ovemeyer wrlls hrs torn Jacket to Mr Horn Drck Paxne wrlls hrs abrlrty to go wrth engaged grrls to anyone who can get away wrth rt Howard Pence wrlls hrs humorous ways to George Gobel Betty Racer wrlls her personalrty to Mr Hom Floy Smrth wrlls her natural curly harr to Janet Allen Sue Stukey wrlls her noon hours to the underclass grrls Karen Trussel wrlls her natural colored han' to Jean Garrrson and Lrnda McFarren Glen Weaver wrlls hrs loud mufflers to Pop Wrlson Jrm Wrnger wrlls hrs poker hand to Steve Bloom Shrrley Wrnterswrllsher bookkeepmg pen to Mr Naab Pat Yadon wrlls her a brlrty to go steady to Carolyn Krlgore and Lrnda McFarren xl A- - , 1 - - ' xx . ' I I . . x X l V t t ' x ' ' . ' ' x X ' M . . . 1 . . N x ,, ,, ' . . . . . . pf,- . f The Senror Class - 23 Xxxx Nw N! ff -'L N Ky Q M 'NM w XX Air. XX Pictured at the right is our second team student man- ager, Steve Bloom. This is his first year with the Ponies. Athletic Board 's y The Athletic Board is endeavoring to foster and develop athletics in our school. It also supervises the ex- penditures of the Athletic Fund. The members of the board are from lei to right: Betty Carnes, Coach Honaker, pres.g Mr. Davis, sec.- treas.g Mr. Wilson, Don Schwarz- kopf, and Mary Jo Wickham, v. pres. D X 5 1 N-uv: , 1 pq: 0 ., hi' Where Did It Go??? Q- f i' 'F L X '44 1 1 I 'Q , ' .Xi C PACERS We wish to congratulate the team on their fine sports- manship and excellent teamwork. Backed by fine coaching abi1ity,our team has shown remarkable im- provement since our first game with Dunkirk. CARI. HONAKER using all his past experience again produced a winning team for the Pacers. We are looking forward to another winning team next year. DON SCHWARZKOPF was our best rebounder until he chipped his ankle bone in the Hartford City game. We really missed him during the season. JACK CAIN is a regular player who could handle the ball and make his share of the points. His place on the floor will be difficult to fill. DICK PAYNE is one of the regular I I starters for the Pacers, and he was high point man in many gamesg we will certainly miss his sure eye next season. ASSISTANT COACH MODLIN assisted Mr. Honaker a great deal in practice and getting the boys ready for the games. DAVE NESTLEROAD was our youngest regular Pacer. He is a freshmen this year and we are expecting great things from him for three more years. BILL BALES started out slow but showed great improvement during every game. RAY COFFIELD didn't see a great deal of action, however, he was one ofour stronger reserves. This is his last year with the Pacers. - - 5 Q I I I . x - Nt' 1 pf I X ,iifsx PACERS BILL ROBBINS saw some action with the Pacers and showed great improvement through the season and will return next year with a great deal of experience to his credit. DANE WILLIAMS came to us this year from Desoto. He has gained a lot of experience that we will certainly be able to use in the future. Al- thouglithis was his first year on the team, DEWAYNE GROYESS height was of real use during many of our games. No team could really be a success without the help ofa fine student manager. We appreciate the fine moral support received from GA RY OVER- MEYER, ED KERSHNER a sophomore forward moved up the line from the second team early in the season toa regular player on the varsity. This is TOM NOL- LER'S first year on the varsity and we know he is look- ing forward to getting in more action next year. This is RODNEY BLACK'S first experience with varsity play. TEQRY OVERMEYER our assistant manager to Gary, was great help in getting the boys ready for practice and play. f BASEBALL The Pacers' baseball team has improved this last seasong ranking third last year, the Pacers are now in second place in the Eastern Indiana Confer- ence. TEAM fabovej: ROW 1, Ronnie Simpson, Eddie Kershner, Dave Nestleroad, Don Schwankopf, Dick Payne, Jack Cain, Dick Bales, Bill Robbins, and Jim Moyer. ROW 2, Charles Hartley, Tom No1ler,Steve Schwankopf, George Lugar, Coach Honaker, Randall Foy, Rodney Black, Roger Fishback, Steve Ruble, and Terry Overmeyer, manager. 3 s Score We They Dunkirk 7 14 Redkey 10 3 Albany 4 6 Chester 18 7 Bryant 3 2 Dunkirk 13 12 Pennville 5 4 R011 9 1 Berne 1 13 Conference Berne 1 4 Batting in the pictures below are right: GEORGE LUGAR and left DAVE NESTLEROAD. ' .1 If - .- - i A , , C I '- ! l ff ' V L y I r ,in 1 1 ,- 14 X f ' A -' ' ff f , 'ffgqx fx ii' hgl 7 X ir y X v 'fi tl 'D i ' ' - I . R 4 y gif' ' ,F NN f tx K y 1 . J f r., ,,, IA! x f' x . ' d if! : I I I 'Lek' E L S., xl I Nm x - K - 7X u I ' PONIES ROW 1: Keith Headley, Dick Schwarukopf, Terry Forester, Darrell Norris, Rodney Black, Dick Bales, Roger Fishback, Tom Noller. ROW 2: Dorsey Price, Donnie Kellogg, Steve Schwarrkopf, Bill Robbins, Mike Inman, Steve Ruble. The Ponies were slow in the beginning ballgames but improved as the season progressed. They endured many hard fought battles winning abouthalf of their games. The difference in points between the scores was sometimes small, proving the Ponies were in fighting all the way. FRESHME The Freshmen team got off to a good start this year. Their crowning victory was on January 19 when they won the championship game against Portland. The tournament was held at Dunkirk, ROW 1: Don Simpson, Steve Schwankopf, Gary White, Coach Carl Honaker, Darrell Norris, Mike Ray, George Lugar. ROW 2: Tom Kershner, Ronnie Everhart, David Foy, Jim Moyer, Steve Ruble, Jerry Overmeye r. - G!'J it SH t ' i . li K f N v:ACEH3Y QACEHSN K 30 y PAEEK . ' A a!WgEm 'spy V N H-.af t X 2 ROW 1, Alex Mahorney, Howard Williams, Jim Morris, Ronnie Yadon, Dee Schwarzkopf, Coach Mod- lin. ROW 2, Don Chenoweth, Glen Rogers, Mike Roush, Bob Whorley, Marvin Heiney, Billy Ledbet- ter. ROW 3, Russel Kinser, Tony Wilson, Clyde Hud- son, William Elliott, Tom Kennedy. y,W',ffX The picture below is of our sta.: forward Don Schwarzkopf, scoring against Drm- kirk. Although Mont- pelier played a hard fought battle, Dnmkirk was victorious. 1 1 . ,, N -.. an ' li ROW 1, Tom Noller, Raymond Cofiield, Bill Robbins, Bill Kellogg, Toni Schwarzlaopf, Ed Kershner, Jael: Cain, Roger Falla, Dorsey Price, Rodney Black, Jim Braden, David French, and Gary Overmeyer. ROW 2, Carl Honaker, Don Sclix-.'a.rzl1opf, Paul Ely, Fred Reff, John Price, Dewayne Grove, Kenny Payne, Dicl: Peela, Tom Mounsey, Jerry Robbins, Hershel Needler, Gerald Runlale, and Tom Krebs. TRACK TEAM Although no trackrecords were broken during the track season, the Pacers did very well with a record of 13 wins and 9 loses. The E I C meet was ran on May 2, with Montpelier placing elth. We won over Hartford City in our final meet by 10 points. The Pacers were lead through out the season by Don Schwarrlaopf and Bill Kellogg, who had 72 and 55 individual points respectively. In the pictures below we see tx-so members of our relay team, Jacl: Cain and Tom Noller. Also there is Tom Schwarzkopf, Jael: Cain, Bill Robbins, and Ed Kershner running one of the Sprints. . l . I f . 4 -V 1 V' ,Q-'I ,Ai f ' 'if - e Hi V' I ,Q W' ,. .fs B , H N ' I r 1 if ' . V A 2' .gf K in 'us .A 1 ' I , -A ' .' ff i . - Q . ' 1' - nfl qui- W4 ll l PH:-, f .,- , I h e -1. ., 1. l : 2'Qlfn :. Y A 4 ' gd'-Q .., 1. g p. in V i 3 V ' n A , . :yn P., 1-- . 2,14-a .4..' . A ,A , :zz 1 5, .g : , ,' 4,1 3 U' I 3- '. J -..1r lu-ie','1?rr Y-fsmmz,.?-e.fl'f.'43?ff'l?iTi!?rfil 31 Square and Round Dance Club The object of the club is to teach its members different types of dancing, The sponsors of this club are Mr. Horn and Mr. Naab. Their officers are: pres., Sandy Slentzg vice-pres., Bill Bracking sec., Beverly Weatherholt, and treas., Ed Kershner. The members are: Sue Armstrong, Dick 321165, Dianne Black, Steve Bloom, Donna Booher, Bill Brackin, Howard Brock, Betty Burchard, Sonny Carnes, Phyllis Chenoweth, Max Coffield, Bob Colvin, Dick Conrad, Dick Ferguson, Rita Ferguson, Randall Foy, Jean Garrison, Betty Gordon, Roger Q1-ass, De Wayne GIQVQ, Nancy I-Iombaker, Jean- nine Johnson, Mary Ann Johnson, Ed Kushner, JGUY Kershner, George Lugar, Nancy Mal'-Wt, Linda Mclranenv Donna Morgan, Tom Noller, Joe Parker, Paul' Quinenf Jeannine Schmidt, Steve Schwankopf, .Don Simpson, Sandy Slenu, Beverly Weatherholt, Ben Wilson, Yelonda Wise, Marie Sanders and Mary Royal. Due to the wide variety of clubs at Montpelier High, the students can all find the organization that really appeals to them. There are clubs for boys only, for girls only, or that are open to both boys and girls. They include athletics, farming, home- making, dancing, science, and oth- ers. Since these organizations are helpful both education - wise and socially, they are a very valuable part of our school. Q l ssiiw l i r Q. l- p 4,5 ov' me '-N-...af .me l 1. ' N Y 411 RA VON DRAMATIC CLUB The Ra Von Club officers this year are, Mary Beth Buckrnaster, pres., Joe Kyle, vice-pres., Sue Marshall, sec., Linda Hooks, treas. Miss Albertson and Miss Nelson are co-sponsors of this club which consists of 31 members. A Christmas party was held December 19 at the home of Miss Nelson. A party honoring the seniors of the club will be held sometime in the Spring. MEMBERS OF THIE CLUB ARE AS FOLLOWS: Sue Stukey, Mary Beth Buckmaster, Floy Smith, Betty Carnes, Pat Coffield, Betsy Racer, Carol Clements, Judy Hiser, Sue Mar- shall, Judy Pugh, Marion Ueland, Lois Pethtel, Connie Helton, Karen Trussel, Carol Denton, Judy Hart, Nancy Roush, Jim Winger, Janet Fear, Linda Hooks, Carol Lautzenheiser. STAND- ING: Jo Ann Bontrager, Miss Nelson, Miss Albertson, Harold Myers, Dena Ledbetter, Sharon Hudson, Cynthia Kelsay, Claude Keller, David Waters, Joe Kyle, and Gary Overrneyer. Jr. DRAMATIC CLUB The members are using this club to get more practice in dramatics and to get used to speaking in front of an audience. At their meetings plays and pantomines are presented by the members. The sponsor of the club is Mr. Wilson. THE OFFICERS are: pres., Carol Rumbaughg vice-pres., Janet Trant, sec. Shawncey Webb, treas., Warren Mattson, and reporter, Sharon Kershner. THE MEMBERS: David Foy, Dean Garrett, Kay Herring, Sharon Kelshner, Mary King, Warren Mattson, Carol Rumbaugh, Janet Trant, and Shawncey Webb. rv-s ,. has t 33 Fi -un. ag-f-V, KF-aw , . X - ..., .1 , Q , 4 X F ,,,, , 1 A -- ' 'srzx 'er '5,.,-' rw.- . A - 1' F. H.A. The objective of this club is to promote better homemakers. Their motto is Toward new horizons. The club officers are pres., Marilyn Schwarzkopfg vice-pres., Peggy Marshallg sec.-treas., Barbara Yadon. Members are, ROW 1: Vikki Fitch, Miriam Gillette, Barbara Yadon, Marilyn Schwankopf, fsponsorj Mrs. Pearson, Peggy Marshall, Jenice Batten, Betty Smelser. ROW 21 Kathleen Chick, Lois Smelser, Josephine McClish, Ann McCammon, Betty Garringer, Nila Pitts,Nora Glessner, Linda Coleman, Bet- ty Flatter, Jondajane Ford, Janet Bye, June Smelser. Gloria Futxell, Sharon Futrell. F. F. A. The main goal of this club is to encourage the progress of rural leadership and to promote all phases of country life. The club participated in the following judging contestsg vegetable, crop, livestock, dairy, grain, poultry, Duroc, land, milking Shorthorns, pests, and forestry identification. The officers are: pres., Larry Miles, vice-pres., Don Schwarzkopfg sec., Terry Forresterg treas., Rodney Blackg reporter, Harold Glattlig athletic director, Don Williams, conductor, Ray Loveg and sentinel. Lowell Gordon. Members are, ROW 1: Larry Miles, Donnie Schwarzkopf, Terry Forrester, Rodney Black, Harold Glat- tli, Mr. Amstutz, Qsponsorj. ROW 2: Gilbert Sills, Philip Stolt1,Joe Rogers, Ronnie Bergdoll, Charles Wentz, Joe Cale, Marlen Dusldn, Ray Love. ROW 3: Jim Armstrong, Tom Armstrong, Keith Head- ley, Steve Kellogg, Bill Armstrong, Allen Kessler, Darrel Norris, Charles Miles. ROW 4: Mr. Glancy fsponsorj, Jesse Glessner, Larry Love, Donnie Ke11ogg,Dick Schwarukopf, Bill Yadon,Lowe11 Gorden, Gerald Spaulding, Donnie Williams. ei in -ft r W' f ,.I 5 4 G 'f v A -5 A , EEE - , un x . G x L, f I v .I , ,, V- 1 I I , Y L , 4 , .- Y 8 f x 'f Q' . sg A ' r X i -'X si ' 'Q ' e rf Y V ' 51 V , I 4- I Q. - M-wg, V 4 .4 THE CRIER The Crier Staff writes the school news each week for publication in the Montpelier Herald, In the spring of each year this staff composes and publishes a bulletin consisting of jokes, stories, poems, and school events. There are twelve members on the Staff. Sharon Hudson is the editor-in-chief. Ann McCarnmon is the sec.-treas. The other members are Marion Ueland, Howard Brock, Nancy Roush, Judy Hart, Nora Glessner, Judy Pugh, Ray Storms, Kathleen Chick, Vickki Fitch, and Dena Ledbetter. Miss Albertson is the sponsor of the Crier. The members are, ROW 1: Judith Scho- ger, Patty Fear, Bill Mattson, Nila Mi- chael, Charles Ever- hart, Howard Pence, Karen King, Ester Hawk, ROW 2: Bar- bara Dearduff, Eliz- abeth Braden, Miss Rea fsponsorl, Thel- malee Kershner, Pat- rick O'Hern, Fred Cline, Carl Fear, Robert Coons, David Chenoweth, Dorsey Price, Glen Brock, Jim Morris, Paul Yates, Charles Hart- ley, Charles Bales, Bob Albertson, Claude Doty, Kent Bunsold, Jim Burchard. ,!,.., 4. N ,.: ,V lb -. -l I j I I , qv ,I ,Li sms :.p'illllI?lllIW lWl if ,iii if Vi r 'C 1. to -if Q -r . ' ' 'A . Zi 'T 9,9 fi fy : ' w R x' H' Q LIBRARY CLUB 4 -fr ,s F The object of this club is to advance interest in the use and the enjoyment of library materials and toimprove the library service of the school. The club chose for their officers, pres., Howard Pence, vice-pres., Charles Everhartg sec.-treas., Nila Michaelg and reporter, Bill Mattson. 35 SUNSHINE The idea behind this club is to bring sunshine into people 's homes and lives. The club members make nut cups, candy, and cards to give to the people in the nursing home. The club officers are: pres., Kay Whiteg vice pres., Alice Gilletteg sec. treas., Joyce Zenherg and reporter, Linda Williams. Mrs. Williams and Miss Rice are the club sponsors. Melva Ikes, Judy McDanie1s, Sharon I Q 4 R Layman, C a r ol Morric al, Janice ' i Sills, Mary Jane Rogers, Wilma 3 Q S Wilson, Udella King, Nancy Ram- . ' Q ii seyer Carol Gum Janet Mounsey fs Lam! Bower. Row 2: Mrs. wnl ' 3 fl gb, 5 . 6 P Q 5 E p ., - . 1 - A L,,,'. i 1 'f ' f , 1 . 1 s 215:-We . ' . . 1 4, f 1 -ssekfs :uf s , : - R . f X iff-. 1: I . , 1 I . I ' V ' U ' P f 'Q 1 223-2: u J ' ' ' ' I1 . 1 h 7 - liams, Sponsor, Linda Merchant, Carolyn Kilgore, Jean Conrad., Judy Garrison, Nancy Zelonis, Shirley Thomas, Nancy Clevenger, Jneane Fear, S t ar 1 ott e Hartley, Bernita Pitts, Judy Herring, Mary Kay Cof- field, Al ic e Gillette, Sue Cook, Miss Rice, Sponsor. ROW 3: Shir- ley Royal, Carloyn Nelson, Carolyn Herring, Loret t a Murphy, Carol Moriarity, Janet Downhour, Sondra Yadon, Patty Walker, Alice Meyers, Iris Coleman, Marjorie Ellison, Kay White, Joyce Zenher, Rita Davis, Cheryl Ferguson, Linda Williams, to of-wi no Carol Rhea, Sharon Bales. 'Y S ROW 1: Judy Caylor Sue Enochs Q bn 1 , ! Pat Yadon, Jerry Hart, Roger Fish: Q , is xl 3 back, sponsor, Mr. Davis. ROW 2: A Ray Storms, Dave Stukey, Bill Rob- fx I -1 Q fy ri F, , U S bins, Mike Inman, Ton: Shannon, Farrel Long. ROW 3: Carl King, Bin Bales, Ray Coffield. Jack cam, A A I Dick Payne. ROW 4: Roger Falk, ' if Q! ' Glen Weaver, Ronnie Gibson, John M I , , Glessner, Dave Williams, James ' I! Q, 1, F Braden. . J WN: f. Q W af' -1--A A N' 'W' w if .iz - DISCUSSION CLUB Every month this club has a panel discussion followed by an open discussion. The subjects of the dis- cussions are related to school problems. The officers areg pres., Jerry Hart, vice-pres., Roger Fish- backg sec., Pat Yadon. 36 MEMBERS, Row 1: Sally siem, '- y If V- , P' I IQIIWI' vs: A. r'-pl ' ,ph ggi-qv tmhf r'-' B 'Af QW ,J , '1z1,. fr Q! ,gg o ,fw3ar: Q 'l1xI3'r A f'5?.N 'HN 2 . gin ' ,. ' 'P 'wif' qi-'P','vfi t Sd X K' I N 'S I A RA P l ,,- W rr' ATH LETIC CLU B Jim Moyer was elected pres., Steve Ruble, sec., and Dee Schwankopf was elected vice-pres. of the Athletic Club. ROW 1: Mary Ramseyer, Marvin Heiny, Don Barton, Tom Kennedy, Glen Rog- ers, Tom Kershner, Herman King, Jack Norton. ROW 2: Jim Moyer, Jerry Reff, Ronnie Everhart, Bob Whorley, Russell Kinser, Steve Ruble, Dick Rogers, Mike Roush, Howard Williams, Johnny Clark, Bill Elliot, Danny Williams, William Dotyg Sponsor, Mr. Modlin. ROW 3: Sponsor, Mr. Honaker, Larry Michael, Gaylen Walker, Ronnie Norris, Earl Piercy, Dee Reese, Larry Forrester, Toni Wilson, Kenneth Piercy, Terry Noller, Clyde Hudson, Ethan Allen. ROW 4: Glen Kinser, Donnie Weaver, Gene Brock, Bob King, Bucky Buckrnaster, Richard Shaner, Ronnie Yadon, Gary Hoover, Dallas Roberts, Bob Berry, Billy Ledbetter, Alex Mahorney, I.an'y Tourney. ROW 5: Danny Horrom, Myron Love, Wayne Dearduff, Ronnie Simpson, Ed Braden, Gary White, Carlton Smeltser, Mike Ray, Bruce Luzadder, Dee Schwarzkoph, Johnny Ickes, Jerry Ditterman, Don Chenoweth, Leon Flatter. G. A. The GAA officers for this year are, Marjorie Knight, pres.g Beverly King, vice pres.g Phyllis Bergdoll sec. treas.g Karen Runkle, activity leaderg and Janet Hatter, co-activity leader. For an out-side activity the club bowls every other week. Miss Wickham is the sponsor of the club which consist of 26 members. as follows: Phyllis Bergdoll, Janet Harter, Beverly King, Marjorie Knight, Karen Runkle, Miss Wickham, Nancyanna Groendyke, Joy and Judy Enochs, Janet Allen, Lois Allen, Betty Nelson, Sue Armstrong, Joyce Grover, Joyce Fear, Barbara Stroud, Elsie Love, Jane Harter, Frances Merchant, Jean Chenoweth, Edna Baker, Peggy Mc- Geath, Mary Ann Fad, Elva Garringer, Barbara Van Camp, and Alice Sargent. M4 1 00,0 Q fi 'B H f if-fri fran, 1 Q I 2 - 2 s 1 ., gk-. u ,V i I ,Xb at TWIRLERS ROW 1: Betty Carnes. ROW 2: Donna Morgan, i Carol Clements, Marion Ueland, Marjorie Knight, and Judy Hart. 9-if Four new twirlers, Marion Ueland, Marjorie Knight, Judy Hart, and Donna Mor- gan, were chosen this yea.. Carol Clements and Betty Carnes, drum majotette, remained from last year. The substitute twirlers are Mary Ann Johnson and Betty Gordon. The twirlers marched with the band and also participated in the Mass Twirling at Ball State Teachers College on January 20. BAD The activities of the band are quite numerous this year. They marched for several home ball games, band day at Ball State, the Yule parade at Hartford, the local Halloween Festival, and annual Fishfry. The band alsc presented concerts throughout the year: the mid-winter concert and played for all of the home ball games. The band entered the district Band Contest and later plan to play for the Baccalaureate and Commencement Services. This year the band elected officers and council for the first time. They elected Miriam Gillette, pres.g Sonny Carnes, v. pres.: Nancy Hornbaker, sec. treas. Council members are: Betty Carnes, Miriam Billette, Linda Hooks, Jeanine Schmidt, Betty Smelser, Russell Rinser, Betty Racer, Dorsey Price. Drum majotette is Betty Carnes and student director is Betty Racer. shi? --f'36A-..-- .60l5f?0994,,'Qf- ,fls f'3s,E'iO - W GQf?GF?Fr0 -. Qwfufs ' ' af -, 1 wsfiif V5fi sQ4f'l V R S an 1 f ' ' 4 Afffi' PM CHOH2 This year the choir conducted a successful sale of box candy and cookies. The proceeds of the sale were for the final purchase of their robes. The choir participated in the Christmas program and the an- nual Music Festival. The members are, ROW l: Janet Allen, Jeannine Schmidt, Beverly Weatherholt, Mary Royal, Sue Stuk- ey, Judy Hart, Qsponsorl Mr. Horn. ROW 2: Marion Ueland, Betty Nelson, Nancyanna Groendyke, Betty Burchard, Carol Denton, Sharon Hudson, Carol lamzenheiser, Karen Trussel, Carol Clements, Cynthia Kelsay. ROW 3: Donna Booher, Jean Chenoweth, Mary Beth Buckrnaster, Sue Marshall, Betty Carnes, Betty Racer, Gerald Baker, Dave Nestleroad, John Glessner, Linda Hooks, Margaret McGeath, Patricia Yadon, lois Pethtel, Judy Hiser, Nancy Roush. ROW 4: Bill Mattson, Charles Everhart, Bruce Luzadder, Max Coffield, Claude Keller, Jack Cain, Tom Krebs, Glen Weaver, Ray Coffield, Dick Payne, George Lugar, Ed Braden, Gary White, Bob Colvin, Harold Meyers, Jim Burchard. CHORUS The girls chorus sang for the Christmas program and the annual Music Festival this year. The chorus is opened to any girl in high school. The members are, ROW l: Elsie Love,Betty Garringer, Cynthia Kelsay, Joyce Fear, Sue Stukey, Marie Sanders, Sandy Slentz, Nancy Hornbaker, Jeannine Schmidt, Jane Harter, Josephine McClish. ROW 2: Judy Hart, Joy Enochs, Sue Armstrong, Lois Allen, Betty Nelson, Barbara Van Camp, Francis Merchant, Betty Gordon, Donna Morgan, Mary Royal, Floy Smith, Barbara Dearduff, Jeannine Johnson, fsponsorj Mr. Horn. ROW 3: Judy Enochs,Jondajane Ford, Barbara Stroud, Marjorie Knight, Alice Sargent, Nan- cyanna Groendyke, Patty Quillen, Phyllis Chenoweth, Ann McCammon, Sharon Hudson, Patty Coffield, Nora Glessner, Marion Ueland, Jean Garrison, Mary Ann Johnson,Nancy Ma11ot,Yelonda Wise, ROW 4: Janet Allen, Jo Ann Bontrager, Betty Burchard, Beverly Weatherholt, Dianne Black, Karen Trussel, Carol Denton, Judy Caylor, Lois Pethtel, Connie Helton, Joyce Grover, Edna Baker, Jean Chenoweth, Vikki Fitch, Kay Herring, Sue Enochs, Carol Clements. ROW 5: Carol Lautzenhe iser, Mary Beth Buckmaster, Patricia Yadon, Donna Booher, Rita Ferguson, Janet Trant, Carol Rumbaugh, Betty Carnes, Phyllis Berg- doll,Betty Racer, Linda I-looks, Dena Ledbetter, Sue Marshall, Karen Runkle, Mary Ann Ford, Judy Hi- ser, Nancy Roush, Margaret McGeath, Elva Jane Garringer. 39 GAZING INTO THE FUTURE 1 f N IH 7 t X 1 X The day is Aug. 4, the year, 1972, the place the Flamingo in Las Vegas, Nevada. Through the smoke filled room the curtain rises on the main attraction of the evening, Betty Zoe Racer in Annie Get Your Gun . As we move toward our table Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blanken- ship stop us to say hello. Seated with them are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kyle, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Rinker. You will remember the wives as Phyllis Bergdoll, Carol Clements, Judy Ca ylor, and Sue Enochs. Our gay divorcee Mrs. Reginald Van Dyke XII, the former CarolDenton, in a white ermine stole is talking to Bill Bales, the oil tycoon. During the performance, the waiter, Tom Krebs, served Butterscotch on the Rocks mixed by the pro- ficient bartender, Roger Falk. At intermission time the Fire House Three-Plus One , a red hot combo consisting of Karen Trussel, Linda Hooks, Betty Carnes, and Raymond Coffield, played a request for Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weaver. She is the former Pat Yadon. Out on the terrace, Iack Cain, the Executive Bookkeeper of the Glessner Dairy, and his most efficient secretary, Mary Beth Buckmas- ter, are counting the money they won from Joe Kyle at the crap table. A blood curdling scream 'from the pool summons a crowd in time to see Dick Payne, the life guard, rescue Janet Fear, Immediately to the scene of the accident comes Dt. James A. Winger with his nurse Mary Ann Ford. Returning breathlessly to our seats, we are entertained by the famous dance team Sue and Joe Morris. She was formerly Sue Stukey. All eyes turn to the door as Sue Marshall, the Hollywood celebrity, enters with Larry Miles, her manager, and her body- guard, Howard Pence. Police Sergeant Ted Ray Harold and his assistant Harold Glattli held back the ardent fans including Shirley Winters, Carl King, Floy Smith, and Ronnie Gibson. As we leave we are startled to discover that the owners of the Flamingo are the Go1d Dust Brothers , Terry and Gary Overmeyer. As a grand finale to the reunion of the Class of '57 if in- vited to the Burning Arrow dude ranch owned by Nancyanna Groendyke. The social director, Carol Lautzenheiser, wel- comes us while the business manager, Beverly King, and wranglers Jerry Hart and Gerald Baker greet their old friends. As the sun slowly sinks into the west our class feels the satis- faction that comes with seeing our classmates once more. -TU SENIOR PLAY The Senior Class of 1956 presented Rest Assured , a comedy play by Donald Payton. It concerned a self-centered man who dreamed he died and went Down Below . Cost The cast was as follows: Mr. Morlock, a self-centered father, Bob Fitch: Mrs. Morlock, an understanding mother, Carolyn Pearson, Mary, an ideal daughter, Nancy Smith, Jessica, very active teenaged daughter, Sharon Schwarzkopfg Mildred, a bored and disgruntled old maid, Carol Reffg Joe Lanconi, Mary's fiance, RE T ASSLIREDH Tom Mounseyg LulgiLanconi,Joe's very timid father, Walter Scott, Martha, Luigi's departed wife, Donna Burchardg Lucifer, the man from Down Below , Jim Meyers, Miss Akers, Mr. Morlock's secretary, Joyce Hart, George Plew an attorney, Herschel Needlerg Mrs. Smaltz, a glggly middle-aged lady, Helen Her- ring: Dr. Brown, family doctor, Harold Evans, Mr. Black, Mort1cian,BiLl Kelloggglake, Newsboy, Clif- ford Rinkerg Mrs. Frink, washerwoman, Kathryn Goble. . - s--- 1 ' f ' s . y V!! t Q y 2- 5 , 5 , Y, ' -. 'A - g .1 ' . 4 , . 4 . 'DON Q . I , .- 4 .Q- .- ' iv - El. Q 1 r is if. : E 1 -, si :vi 2. fam An Old Fashioned Charm A musical comedy was presented by the Music De- partment, October 19. The cast of characters was: Bob Foster, Millie's husband, Bob Colving Millie Fos- ter, Lois's best friend, Betty Racer: Carmelita De Ri- bera, a Spanish dancer, Beverly Weatherholtg Leonard Darcy, young bachelor and casting directorg Bunny Brown, Lois'sfriend, Sue Stukeyg Lois Williams, the heroine, Betty Carnesp Hiram MacDuff1e, Lois's first love, Gary Whiteg and Manly, Mr. Darcy's man- servant, Dick Payne. Story of Operefta Lois Williams the heroine, is engaged to an unsuita- ble young man, Hiram Mac Duffle. The engagement isasecret untilLois's best friend, Millie Foster, learns about it, and decides to announce the news without the consent of those parties most interested. Bob Fos- ter, Millie's husband, explains why the engagement cannot be announced, whereupon the impulsive young matron takes mat to her own hands. as she does- T it S Q , if Uv vg' ei'-P 7 1 n't like Hiram anyway. At this, Leonard Darcy steps in. Heisa young bachelor friend of the Fosters, cast- ing director for Maximum Films, which makes him the apple of all feminine eyes. Millie turns match- maker, breaks the engagement between Lois and Hi- ram, and announces to the gang that Lois and Leonard are engaged. By the end of the second act they are. Leonard, being very fond of old-fashioned charms, carries an unlimited supply of them, and gives one to every girl he meets, in an attempt to forestall the inevitable plea for the coveted chance to get intopicturesl' Lois by her sincere blind loyal- ty to the unsuccessful inventor of a typeless type- writer, teaches Leonard another meaning of the phrase, old fashioned charm, and all ends happily. Other characters are Carmelita, a Spanish dancer, Bunny Brown, whose popularity is due to her ability to lapseinto baby ta1k, and Manly, Leonard's thrif- ty manservant. .-.W Q -Z, JU ICR CLASS PLAY Down fo Earth If you saw the Junior Class play, you e: , will recognize at the right, the two 7 angels and their heavenly hitchiker. .' 5 1 'I ' -1, The Junior Class of 1956 presented 'Down To Earth, by Betty Knapp on April 6, 1955. The cast of characters was asfollowsa Agnes, a serious female angel, Betty Carnes, Wilford, a serious male angel, Dick Payne, Pilone, a would-be angel, Jim Winger, Augusta Applegate, elderly, aristrocratic lady, Betty Racer, Diana Clump, Au- gusta's emotional maid, Sue Marshall, Orpha Teel, Augusta's niece, Karen Trussel, Ruthie Teel, Orpha's daugh- ter, Sue Stukey, Millie Bromsley, protective mother, Linda Hooks, Baxter Bromsley, screwball inventor, Glen Weaver, June Bromsley, practical, engaged to Richard, Carol Clements, Richard White, June's lover, Bruce Nestleroad, Herman Howell, a match for Augusta, Jerry Hart, Robert Hanley, a rich hypochondriac, Jack Cain. The business staff consisted of: director, Janice Nelson, make-up, Lillie Albertson, business manager, Patricia Yadomprompters, Carol Denton, Janet Fear, and Mary B. Buckmaster, stage hands, Gary Overmeyer, and Gerald Baker, property manager, Carol Lautzenheiser. 4,1 'H 1' 'i 1 ,T 5 s ii 'rn 5 Lf 1 1 1 z'5 ie '- X, Pst If S 1 - 'W-'vivfsv . .T . y ,mt I It 'fu Y u ew s as af sis QP ix n.P h.v. 5 A 'a :ix I 5+ i W 1 2 1, lj 3 ,Y. fri rxfv, K X , Tooters Down Bill Going Steady Dear Elvis E5 SNAP 5. Neff's Nov. 21 6. Betty C.-Queen Candidate 7. Christmas Program 8. Senior Pistures +4 9. 10. 11. 12. Bye Guys Ravon Party Buddies Green Door??? 45 f.i3 . 1i1'g! Q-.L oi',..,v-1 . -... ,J- xi F .1- . - it 7 R f 4 ,Y,..':'-,E Q? E' ,...--Hr' SHOTS Dick Payne Operetta Girls Phizz Ed. Team Tourney 45 The I957 .gn an ian GW 10512 FORT wA?rue KOKCLMO X N 151' if f Wav' UW! H mlm,-.fb mzxxzz. at M. Qviifff 331-Minn: h1iiNedL'kQ:Sn vrEs.Q'1:x V 'X uso N MA 0. C vv N c ENN ES EVANsvu.LE BETTY RACER ' RONALD STORMS Ruth Reynolds St. John Scholarship Ball State Scholarship Valedictorian DONNA BURCHARD H. G. Morgan Scholarship Salutatorian MARY ELLEN PUGH B.P.W.C. Award SPECIAL AWARDS HONOR SOCIETY Four year average of B or better. Ronald Storms, Donna Burchard, Carol Jean Reff, Mary Ellen Pugh, Phyllis Marshall, Nancy Smith, Bonnie Ramseyer, Carol Chapman, Donna Pence, Joyce Hart, Max Hi- ser, and Kathryn Goble. Honorable mention, Kenny Payne. Miscellaneous Awards Roger Fishback ...... W.C .T .U. Tom Schwarzkopf . . . . Kiwanis K.B.F. Donna Pence . . . . . . D.A.R. Mary M. Kelsay ..... Tri Kappa State Scholarship Perfect attendance for three years of the fourg Donna Pence, Nancy Smith. 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By sponsoring the chapel they have tried to develop citizenship and leadership among the students. This year as an extra proiect, they sponsored a clothes drive. The sponsors are lxlr. Horn and Mt. Naab. The officers are: pres., Glen Weaver, vice pres., Pat Yadong sec, treas., Judy Caylorg and reporter, Ann Mc- Cammon. NE LOOK BACK with appreciation to our Student Affairs Committee. We realize it has helped us to have a fuller more enjoyable four years. They have audited the books ofthe clubs and organizations, and the members have helped plan our school calendar. However, these are only part of their services to us and the school. Mr. l-Iorn heads these activities as chairman and Judy Hart is the sec. Mrs, Williams assisted by Jerry Hart plans our school calendar. Miss Nelson aided by Pat Yadon takes care of the accounts. Mr, Horn assisted by Charles Everhart has charge ofthe Student Council. lxlr. Naab and Judy Hart help with the point system. Student Affairs 3 Administration Walter Rogers Gorman McKean Frank Johnson William Davis, Principal Charles Beymer, Trustee Mr. Davis, our new principal came to us from Albion and has a B.P.E. and M.P.E. ln addition to being principal he teaches U.S. history and sponsors the junior class. The 1957 Board Direct responsibility for fulfilling the policies of the Mont- pelier education system is placed in the capable hands of our school board. Their admiration is shared by all who have walked the halls of Montpelier High. We are very glad to welcome the newest member, Mr. Bontrager. We are proud to pay our highest respects to each one of them. We are looking forward to seeing great things accomplished by our fine superintendent, Mr. Wilson. 4 Harris Bontrager Marion Wilson, Supt