Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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SKILL THROUGH HARMONY AND MELODY NT MISS MARY A, RICE, with an AB degree from Central Normal College, teaches grade school art, high school art and seventh grade English. She is a co-sponsor of the '7th Grade. 'O- MR, NOEL LEWIS, holding a BS degree from Ball State Teachers College, teaches band, choir and chorus. He is shown explaining the diagram of a saxophone to two of his junior high students. I-Ie spon- sors the Freshman Class, Who said miracles never happen?' At the beginning of the school year we winced at the Music Department's sour and wavering notes, But after a lot of hard work and time, they kept our toes tapping all year around, The band's colorful uniforms and versatile steps were seen during each home ball game and the Choir and Chorus each presented entertaining programs. Members of the art classes pur- sue various phases of the arts and al- though they do not always intend to ' make art their vocation, the know- ledge acquired may at some future date prove to be a profitable hobby, The posters seen around town and all over the school are a credit to the art classes. These fine arts develop the stu- dent's potentialities, and are helping us to discover hidden talent, whether in art or music, From these we learn harmony and balance, each helping us to become better adjusted citizens of Tomorrow,

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M. SENIOR COMMITTEES The success of each and every class depends upon the ability of its students to work together. A beautiful graduation is the goal of every Senior lg Class. For this reason, the Senior Class officers selected the following three committees to plan the I Iv Senior activities. All Seniors are included on some K COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER COMMITTEE . Pictured above: Rodney Black, ' ' Roger Fishback, Barbara Yadon, and Judy I-liser. ' f I BACCALAUREATE SPEAKER COMMITTEE ' I At the right: Ed Kershner, Ralph Thiery, and Lois Pethtel Absent when picture was taken: Pat Scott. A FORWARD LOOK Shining through the years will be the accomp- lishments of the class of '59, We are proud of our honor students and athletes. Since we started in the first grade with 66 members in our class, we have lost several of our old classmates, and gained many new ones. Our senior class of 55 members looks back with pleasure on the past twelve successful and wonderful years. We also look with anticipation to the future years when we shall go into the world as scientists, engineers, secretaries, and housewives. -I8 -rx K committee, such as Baccalaureate and Commence- ment decoration committees, play committee, and the annual skit committee, while others have plan- ned and participated in convocations. CAPS AND GOWNS COMMITTEE Shown below are: James Braden, Pat Coffield, and Jo Ann Bontrager. Absent when the picture was taken: Harry Meyers. The committee, with the ap- proval of the class, se- lected gray as the color of the gowns. Qs'