Middlebury High School - Middiette Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1945 volume:

5 E 5 T 5 Q 'D F Q L i i 1 1. s 5 P? G .Q 5' Q E 2 e 4 z 9 5 4 V 7 4 , Z L n. MEMMMTHWM 'fw- r Xxx -ff, -A N., -ro .- - 'w X Ai l I X !' - Ill if . -, H ,Al 1 1 -, - ' 1 -11 - V .i , , , Il TO THE SCHOOL EL- IP. Q-gQ..-. the obo-room country sohool some of us knew the good old school that most of us lmevr and dear l.H .S . TEACHERS who guided us in the oourss our twslvs you-s of study that we might learn T0 THE STUDENTS who follow the sam oourso for tho sms purpose IE, THE CLASS OF 1945, dedicate this book. Y n Dear old golden rule dry: xxxxyyx I I I ff X X I f xX Xxxvx ' , f f 1 , X New ve, ff 1 X NX X ,f X 's x NXXX 5 Xxx X Kg fff ff I syn:-nw 1 T' v v1.,.,, -. we gxm. 4.4 N I ,Ar ,. - X ,-. , w 1 .. .X , .xt X , .'l . . 'TM 5. 3 . QE ,. 4 ' 4 . . .. x . ,YM v , ,I N: 1 'vw . +..' sk ' S. 1. if x - -- - - - ...Q 91- ,... --w -,-,, w.. ,i.. , 1, Mx-, 9- ' .k.,-. . .fcyf . ,Jinx V1 2 H ,-uri' L . vw m if l ... 1' ,. l 1 --Orr. ,. .Wax -' ,9- v ,.f .. 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' W- :Jig -:nc-C.-' 'X A Y' 'N r 'N 5 map- tfh ...- Cl AS IYIM We, the Class of 1945, being sound in body and as sane as we'll ever be, realizing that we are about to leave the halls oi' ll. H. S. forever, and hoping that others will carry on the work we never finished, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. As a class, we do hereby bequeath: To the Juniors ------ All Senior privileges. To the Sophomores --- Our technique in getting by without working. To the Preslmen ---- Our powers of initiation. To the Eighth Grade - Our ability to take lt. To the Seventh Grade- Our ability to study. Qle don't need it anymore.j To lb-.' Bushong ---- Our Federal Hath Books. To Miss Krider ---- The Monrmics problems we cculdn't work. To llr. Overmyer --- Our loyal support to l. H. S. teams forever. To llrs. Walker ---- The Typing Roan without our clutter. To lr. Shettler --- Our broken apparatus in the Science Lab. To llra. White ----- Our affection for the Juniors. To llrs. Pausch ---- Our craving for food any hour of the day. To lre. Hoover ---- The best of our Business English. To lliss Kyler ----- The FOGHORN stencils-Qgood, bad, new, and used.J To Irs. Kurtz ----- The memcryvof our beautiful voices. To lr. Warble ----- All our musical UD notes. To Edith Kaufhnan - Our excuses. To Rollo Kauffman - The chewing gum we left on the school desks. Notes We have failed to bequeath any of our val-.sole KIlUl16dg0 or property because we feel we need every bit we possess. As individuals: I, Harold Bontrager, will my scholastic ability to Stanley Vincent, and my right to be in school only half the time to anyone who can get away with it. L I. Carter Caton, will my scientific ability and my grades to John Troyer. Richard Eash, will nv artistic ability Qincluding llickeyj and the right to draw the corners for the POGHORN to Kent Morrison. I. I. I. I. to lary Lou Bratton. I. I. I. Betty Garber, will my regular attendance in school to Vivian Broadworth. Dick Gohn, will my ability to play the trombone to Don Smucker. Junior Keim, will sq height to Jerry Hostetler. Iary Keim, will the privilege of cleaning the Bane Ee. roaa after the basketball games llary Lehman, will my giggles to Dorothy Perm. Leota llcliibbin, will my technique in holding a man to Beverly Hout. Glenn Miller, vrlll sq basketball skill and dark hair to Lester lliller. I, Jim Hiller, will my ability to play basketball to llervin Swartzentruber. I, Pauline Mitterling. will my blonde hair to Hilda Showalter. I, Donna Nethercutt, will my sincerity and independence to Irene Replogle. I, Cal Hihart, will the right to go steady with a fellow classmate to Charles litmer. I, Audrey Shamory. will my ability to draw to Gretchen Franz. I. Roy Sherck, will nv typing skill to Jack Buchtel. I, Lenora Vincent, will my efficient way to Ruth Burkhardt. Subscribed to in the resence of the undersigned and in the presence of each other on this Zn! day ct , 1945. A A 4 s5'Q'?? 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SENIOR PEHSONALITIES AIFBITION Airplane mechanic We are the dreamers of dreams. --0 ' Shaughnessy NOTED FOR being absent Carter Oh, Cripes L Airorewman fnavyj Farmer Nurse Orchestra leader Farmmr Marriage Beauty operator Secretary Coach Coach History teacher Nurse Loaf Artist - Work for Uncle Sam Marriage arguing llnokeyll whistling trombone numerous nicknames neatness giggles Qperlodj trying to be boss basketball arguing good grades gir1's basketball not studying bashfulness back talk her steady Dick E. Criminy Dutch! Betty Doggone itl Dick G. Ccensoredj Junior Gee Whisl Mary X. Gosh! Mary L. Bite mel Leota Oh, puss foot! Glenn Holy Cowl Jim Oh, Krider, I can't do that! Pauline So what! Donna Gosh darn! Cal Ccensoredj Audrey Phooeyl Roy Wouldn't you like to know? Lenora Oh, dear! gl F oR AL .. .- Jn, 0 'V'2f. 1 Juana- ,.,.7:3 -1 JW? -. If XS rr TO OUR UNDERCLASSIEN O Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, From this annual you'll derive The history of the Senior Class Of nineteen forty-five. We've placed within these pages Our photographs, and too Our final will, and all that we Have prophesied for you. Behold the honor students: And, as you read each name, Take inspiration. Hope and plan To rise, yourselves, to fame. As graduating Seniors, To you, for our Good-bye, We leave the old traditions Of Middlebury High. With these as guiding standards We know you'l1 have the powers To make all future classes be As great as this of ours. --Dick Gohn V--111 N l5'l 9 N X.. ..xxxw'.-k::- :!l'.'f- .-'K fff, X . .,.,XUxM!- '-f,,f,... if-,-,f Q X. -XVXXXNXX xx. L :ffl ,fluff .lf-fr, I . , NN' x N' NX-E , X- x 1 1 I I 1 I , , J 1 ,K , N N V, xxt- rl, f-I .f.f,'f ,- as been v ' 4 .fCQ-acf:f::cfff'.f- we be Q c -,ff-Qf.,f:.ff , ' T-, xgxlxl . Though rhyme and reason may be vague, Please do not be a scornerg It is with best intent that we Present our POSTS' CORNER. OUR CLASSES M. H. S. has seldom seen A class as happy as we have been! A class as lucky as we are, That made four years go so far Through many sad and piteous tears As did the Seniors of other years. But what class could you find more alive Than our Class of forty-five? There was Economics Class so sweet-- There we sat at Krider's feet And studied lessons day by day, Although we'd rather sit and play. When the bell was heard to ring, You next would find us in Typing, Typing letters the errorless way That Mrs. Walker hopes will stay. Now don't forget our Physics Class, That's one we really had to pass! Lessons hard and lessbzi' long, Which Mr. Shetler was known to prolong. But Journalism was another thing-- There we made the school house ring: And Miss Kyler thought it grand When our FOGMORN came out the best in the land. This little poem must some time end, Though we would like more time to spend In M. H. S., our school house dear. But now the time is drawing near That we must leave, and enter life Filled with so much toil and strlfeg So will our motto ever bex Launched but not anchored' out at sea. --Ju ior Keim .-- ,,,.- .-- ' --4-.ng-qv 4-1 .-...4.- , . . .. -anno- .vmx ,,,,,,.x , .. ,w,,,,,, ---1---.--.-.-.-. -an-410. . 1n ' - 4 v---N- vu-'Zn- --7717-in -F i'l ' H1lil --'-5, Q--'--N -,,.i,-,--.-...N TLV llf1if', I 'i 'f!f iFI fx il ii' 1 M- , VI I, , 15 l 1 51 m 'K 1 ' 'mx Q Nia I Nu! Vw! HIM? Ui! gfffl 12335, lgijf Aegw V 74 ,r 1 'i? , ms ,Z -if I 5 1 -as H ,,-1. . . .ri if -'54 I 1' . '. ,. .Y 1 - . FQZOI'GGEin1'Ifj11x 115312, RfPLJ'7l.LI U N I 0 R S I-JI.DORL4L VA 341,033 MARY LOU RILATT'ON 'JTVIAN g5g0AD'w0R'1'1-1 I JJ if if Q, RUTH Ii?FZiKHAiiQJ'Ix DQRQTHY PERM GRE1-cggu nwzz K' Al ll ,.f1fi..i 1f?iVPiHLY NWT HAROLD I-:NICK Lazmza MILLER X' ' 1 gum an ,H 1' N :z1. '::.c!-'14 mm-121' mrs 11 Jomfnow VH 'V LEVIFBIRIUH F , JAC K BUCIITEL ,QV JEHOLU i1Of2Ti-ZTLICH KENT lvAOEfEaI SHN 5 11. mm .mf 'L ' X, r fd K , ' X v 3 'wi I :uf 'Z '.vt we X, Z' .a--- s-,. lllltqui f ,, , sn.- .MV 1., lab .P W I . In-IF ' , .,k,,.' K. . vi'---ax so---' WDW gk! Sh QE LW! 115' R320 141,00 'ff-M S' 0 of 1 Bostozker SWB o',1t0f V1 SECRET! H 93133 mrvbd Junior Class History Our class history is not quite complete as we are only Juniors. As timid children, 33 of us en tered our great high school W had our tlmidity shaken out of us by a Ha1lowe'en Initiation party, which was given by the Sophemores We were then full fledged members f M H S We chose Mr.Lindgren as our sponsor: Walter Smith pres1 dent, Don Smuoker vice pres1dent, and Dorothy Ferm secretary an treasurer In our Sophomore year, we chose our class colors, blue and redg and, as usual. our pennant came up missing soon after being displayed in the h1gh school assembly. W organized as follows: President Gretchen Franz: V1oe President, Beverly Hout, Sec Treas Mervi Swartzentruber Then came our Junior year which is still unfinished we gave the great and immortal play nGhcst Parade. we received our class rings which we thought the most beautiful we had ever seen, Q oause,by the time we received them we had forgotten what they looked like when we ordered them I We now have 21 in our class as some have dropped out or gone t other schools Ours is a class w1th high hopes heres for a greater next yea.r when we 43x41 shall complete our class history. - ' Down CVM.. o , .1 . 'Q 1 .. 'z -we ' -' LMA yi SENIOR ADVICE TO JUNIORS ' Eldcretta Bloss--Grow up and stop talking nbaby ta1k.n Mary Lou Bratton--Always be friendly and kind as you are: We think you'l1 go a long way. Vivian Broadworth--Forget the boys and study harder. You'll need to when you're a Senior. Jack Buohtel--Study harder on your Physics. Sometime, you may become a great scientist. Who knows? Ruth Burkhardt--Stop worrying about your lessons. You'1l do all right without it. Dorothy Fern--Watch those nhoneysu--sometime you may Nhoneyu once too often. Gretchen Franz--Leave the note passing alone: you may stay out of nhot wateru that way. Jerry Hostetler--Take up jitterbugging. With those long legs you'll knock 'em coldl Beverlv Hout--If, at first, you don't succeed: try, try, again. Harold Mauok--Sound your horn: maybe we'll know you're around. Lester Miller--Always stay a redhead. What will we call you when you grow old--Whitey? Kent Morrison--Don't run so fastl CYou might fal1.D Irene Replogle--Ant your age. You won't be a Senior until next year. Hilda Showalter--It's the age of speed.--Remember? Don Smucker--Remember, every answer on your page may not be right. Bob Stutz--Wake up! The world is still going aroffrid.-' Marvin Swartzentruber--Make those jokes more understandable so that the Juniors will be able to noatoh onn as well as the Seniors. John Troyer--Keep tryingg maybe you'1l make the first ten next year. Stanley Vincent--Don't give up. You ought to be able to work those Physics problems some time in the future. Levi Weirich--Keep your ability for study. You'll need it next year. Charles Witmer--Stay down to earth. It becomes you better. Enos Weirich--No advice. We Seniors wish you all the luck in the world! X X, xp sux X xx xg mpg f :lf ff f ! .,f ,f 4' ,f ,f X, so '- l xl X 'ne gl jf' X' ff I-' ,- 1' f f xx X, tqxxxlxxk . . Z I, :'i,1,,'.1f x x N- ,Q W 4 x 1 . A ,. bf f .1 I, Xxx NN. X, X ' -. ' . x ' I I ' I ' f -' .7 ' .f .f 'fff' 1' Xxx xxxxxl X- X , .X . ,I X !,f Y. !-fff,.i,f,J',,- , ,X N-ug xxx NX '- X .------..., -. ff ,iffy ,f N--.LX-It-C'ss144? Q ,,..f2f xx X 5 ! ,, J Ns-.-1 --- N--Sfsisfx, ,f x 'f,.f'1.fi3'fLf-::','1--- ..- 'f , I X ,J ,- ' , - ' ' I nf ,f .. ,., ,J-H ' ' fwffvn-vmff ' 9 v .. wx ,.x tmp t,r , xx A . N . 'f , -., II' 41.4 lil W Jim Miller -------- Glenn Miller ------ Dick gash --------- . ,. N- 7 I Q A ---Spowsor JIM MILLLR M bON'S bnvkerhull team. -Settle down with your girl. - mwfxfaffrwf K '4x,:?zp.g 59034 - , A A v 1' if K . -- . 'Nwgw-f ! f ' r W'ff24'f?Vf5y-- 'L',4M'42f2 Q! ' -1 f .J,..M, WJ,j,.,,, .. 'p mo- f 14' Huw vs' v4Q'Ahgw4w5AWWQmMW A H . ,Lg I ,'1n ? Ill T5-atty Garber 4----- Stop going with so many girls at the sane tlme, nice. Keep proving that ULittiq girls are made of sugar 'n spice 'n everything Warner Catan ------ -Keep away from Jouth Bend- Huy 5horcL ----------- Spell your name H3 H E I K.H Gal Niharf ----------- medxce the lard an yoJr waistline. lpuline Vittnrling ---Come buck to the sohoQ1'just to keep up the Donna Eehhercutt ----- Lose yowr dialect. Lyons Mcxiobin ------- xaise a family of 4-H'ers. Fury Kuim ------------ Try taking a stroll down uflirtazion 7alk.n Lvwora Vincent ------- Win back F1oyd's love --fif it's worth itl. Audrey Shnvory ------- Keep writing to your boy friend. Dick Gohn ------------Teach Tommy Dorsey to play the trombone. Junior Keim -------- -- Harold Bontrager -----Don't pick up so many young chlckg. Mary Lehman - ----- ---- Keep smiling. Aincerely yours, morale. Semi for free information from Charles Atlus. grrepared by Hon Smuckor with zhn anuis'unze of Marvin iwnrcaentrwbnr and BBVGYIW Vou:,h Our thanks to the Junlors for th cortributlonl Ae apprecia+e thoir fine cooyeration as well as this good Q J advice. xxx - N x X, x 4 v '- - f M ,qw, . ., 1 W . -A , -W.M ,v on pw N N xl . , . Xxx vgfffff, , .,.nfZfA fZm7 . N X X XXX -x x ,l-. 1-..,:. I , '.' 'f mf ,g4,fA x X N x -, 5. X . ' ' , 5 i , f ,-' , ,.f-.1f,wf,af4'j,ff' x N , ov X X X' . x N X xx , 1 3 l: , 1 ff if ,f , I ',-131521-,,f 1, N N N X ' ' f , JW? f 'v-f . .N ,X . f V. 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PM , I 3 .1 1 .,:n.:. A 1 ' 5-.eu!r..1.,-' ff. , J,xcQu1ax,YN cum: 11 gg? ik 1 ' , I K GI HR . - A kivi Y I L, :S E , -my X gr L . F , -1 1 5 ' J F F! f, ., Iv i' ' x EK B x I 1 1 3g X 5 ., E! H z . 4-Lg!! 5. '5 . 7' if i '!r-' 1,Aw.1X:.2 1 i S 5 1 J 'Rx .X a,,,.., .V NQ ,E .Nl :- x...f 4 ' A xp-+'- o FCFLIACSESR s w H I T E PRESIDENT---Richard Hiller VICE PRESIDENT---Rdbert Schrock SECRETARY-TREASURER ---------- ----Lgngrg Bglyggt REPORTER '--'-- ------------- ------- - - -Jaequelyn cri . SPONSOR Po llRS.HO0VER flat. Semesterl---MISS KYLER Q2nd. Secmeaterj SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY ln September 1945, 27 he might be absent at eve one w nt bright and YIBPPY faces en- times, we elected Lenore ingxzo retdrn zhgxgzllst tered the doors of Middle- Balyeat as vice president. On that bright day in buf!! H5-Eh School- W0 Were Because we really expected September, however, not 27 than known as Freebies. we to ndo businesan, we chose but 24 returned. lb regis- were laughed lt. S00ff8d Jacquelyn Cripe as secre- tered, elected officers, gtgsmd fidi'-'ul-:il fbe'-33030 tary and treasurer.Thus we and began another year. We Upon gqectggxiofyoffgzgsg toiled through one year's finally get around to our we chose urs. Kent .B our hard, laborious, and bur- important business of sponsor. wb felt our class densome wcrk.n Since then choosing our colors and a wouldnw be com let with someone said, The Freshmen class banner. We have also oat that bring ts 1 d' carried one subject and ordered our class rings Richard Miller,mas :ur 3:25533 Egmlllled El:-Tarts? whidhtwe areixokinf rig- ou 5 war o rece n P1'9Sid6l1tIbUt 1' 9111113 that and when the year sided fall of next yeas. 0 . The Sophemores are a , . well-rounded class. Ignor- ing the fact that the Sen- iors were unable to find a The 'ay Sgph wk? would wrgtelthgir Wwe still c ass sl ory,we exe ey with our . going around in ' are very co-operative and good Ashes. a circle, are you efficient. Nant to Latin we submit A leavingnfootpx-int, th8y like Ek1g11Bh b88t: In 91333 giyglg for on the Bands of connection with Emghsh, 3931-, yggy, Best ti-mew,-or tracking they like to write long of lugk to g mud? Better try involved sentences -- then grand class, 3 diffs,-,nf name each part of speech. THE CLASS . ci,-91, next ' Lztin tzanzlatigns tlalre of 1947. a so rea un or em year. and tsey do appreciate all Latin tests. World History Mechanical Drawing, Home . . Ee, Ag, and Geometry are - among their other favorite subjects. SENIOR ADVICE T0 SOPHOIIORES Lenore Balyeat--Keep your locker door shut. Bernard Caton--Take up baseball this spring. I Jacquelyn Cripe and Margaret Sohrock--Do more studying outside of class. Roberta Hostetler--Clean out your locker. Roger Krider and Richard Miller--Keep up your good basketball playing. Stanley Nihart--Den't be soequiet in school. Ethel McCreary--Get your lessons. ' James Miller--Stop your eraser pitching and act your age. Mia Loraine Miller--T hitti our shots in basketball ' YY H5 Y - Junior Niblock and Samuel Kauffman--Try attending school oftener. Herbert Nihart--Learn to blow a referee's whistle louder. 1 Robert Schrcck--Return Lenore's cross. I Ton Wood--Buy Bob's Model-T. f Frank Tressler--Start a glee club of your own. KYcu're too good for ours., Sara Ulery--Get to school on time. 4111! Florence Yoder. Betty Pollock, and Adeline Packard--Start growing upx Mary Jean Yoder--Try walking to school faster. Maurice Yoder and Floyd Kauffman--Finish ,High School. X. N.. 4 xxxw H -xl - . - :ff 'fp' f -' .f x, xx 'XX'X,XXxx' xg xk H I I ll If I, X!!-If ' 'ffffff N-XX' ,, . Xhxxxg fflf,-'X .-f 1 ,, X Nxxb- Y xx 'X ! - - I If lf -' .6.f.,f',f f' X- xxxx, - X ....... r ' f. - ffQ'AT.-'I so - X. X. -X, ,ff N-., f ff 4, f 'Sggx aNN:xN:1xxx X X? If, xx .'f1E:,4:,, n gs-N tt . - ,4 1...- ,sv- ,.-I ,,- sm. . ' 4 N , : V'-Y v A -- TOP 5th -ith 3rd End Isl 'F 1 i: :, M usa as . ,xr ' 9- N ar x L ,' . '13 5 , .Tir ,,-' T .A N'-6 5,7 , , ' If rf gipf qvfr 1 Nuf q::.'T - 5 ' '15 I Q Q .vii f QA ' X Wi, . , x, IZLJT PiIO'l'UdEiAI'iiL'lD IDA ELLIUN BIJNDICR BEWEIRLY CYiA'.'JF'OT-LD GN Q. 4'-' . tg L f 4A I Q ROW: DOROTHY ARTLEY HILDRBD BUSHONG MARY BONTREGER .WOWl SHIRLEY CATON ROBERT CONRAD ALFRED FERH .ROW: IARGARET KAUFFNAN UIRIAH KEIM GORDON HACKENZIE .ROWx ROBERT MAUCK DELORES NIHART SUE ANN NORRIS .F-ION: MAX SHERCK DONALD SIIOUP JOHN SHOUP .HUT: ELI WEIRICH JOAN ULRICH MERLIN WITMER I1 AR Y KAZI FRVMAII AUTH MILLER Y,-yy., LU I HIIGGSIGC KLZH CHRIS 'VHEZSQKLPIH FONTAINE EATON ELINOR GRE!-IN JANET !.1cKIBFIN JEANNE MILLER ELM!-IR TROYER HAROLD CATON HAROLD HOOLEY HELEN MAUCK JOHN RHEINHLIMLR WALTI:lR VINCENT Fi Ei ei? We if FE ,. HN k .' ' QNX S 1 1 151 'J EW VZNBW fade 8 'Ns ras? 'S' T' 'ha 4' 1 eff ff f 'f :f 7:,:'-:gf,:,f,.v ff L' 'gn'L25,v:,',-,.,Qg-jJ .,rgv .A ,. A upigy vdyv fJZfg3f,i . qi, ,,,. rf g My k'70z5LH AN' This fall our class decided to have w milkwood pod drive. To make tho drive more intere.:ing, we divided the class into two teams, the Life Savers und the Dore Devils. In the ond, the dare oovilc, who lost, gave the Life .':.vf::': LX party- On October the ninth we elected qzzaidwmmaw an PRESIDENT ------------ Dalia Ann Yoder vlcr-3 PRESIDENT ------..... Ea,-1 Knight SECRETARY-TREASURER ---- Brent Bushong NEWS REPORTER -------- ---Martha Yoder: SPONSOR- --------------- --MMS. FAUSGH CLASS ROLL John Overmyer as vice presidont,as our Former vice pronidont had moved. on nnL1owo'fn we had n masquerade yurmy in the gym. Everyone was mnsked: und we gave prizes for the funniest und tho bout dressed persons. Martha Yoder, lnul Swurtsentruber, and Harvey will r had charge of the games, which more played on the gym floor. For re- freshments, we had partners and the boys had to uoobu for apples for the rirls and themselves. Other refresh- mcnls were pop and popcorn. Tv stnried out fairly well in bas- lvibull by winning over Bristol 27-12. our first victory, things Hut, nfter ii1n't go vory smoothly. In our game with Concord, we lost 19-35. Dalis Ann Yoder, Martha Yoder, and Virginia nchrock were cheerleaders for our gancs. 3 r xox fReading TOP ROW! 2DdaROWl 1StqROWl NUT rHOTO- CRAPHED: left to right on picture.D Eli ieirioh Fahlon Bontrager Dann Morse Harvey Miller Donald Rockler Charles Yoder Merritt hostetlor Paul Swartzontruber Eldon Venn Harry Evans Donald Yodor Mattie Hiller floyd Kauffman Esther Truyer Lucille Truex Pollyanna Schrock Brent Bushong Leona Yoder Elnora Plank Florence Urandenhergur Virginia Sohrook Delis Anr Yoder Martha Yoder Betty Bontrager Mrs. Fausch Joan Cvermyer Jeanne Schruck Roger Schrock Wilma Troyor Enos Yoder mary Cros- :auf s-F' 1X ' ww ' This year the Eighth Graders will leave the rank and file of those in the elementary department, To urnder: N111 they enter M. H. S. as meek little lambs willing to listen to their old rs and learn: or will they be roaring lions racing from one room to the next only thinking thvy already know all there is to know and not caring what happens to anything or anybody? 7c're not saying how the Class of '45 came into M. H. S. fWe're wondering if it was possible for us to be either lambs or lions.D We are. hawevef, passing on a word for two! of advice Csince ws're supposed to bo in a position to givo nivlcol to the Class of 1949: It's a good beginning that leads to an end Full of honor and glory and fame. lt's the joy of doing your work each day, Without anv err' s or blame, That 16865 to sucgnss as you grHdu8t0. Leaving the 1chool a mood nnmo. Haw are we doing? We soem to remember that somebody told us something like that somo- Lime ugog so it must be the thing to say. Anyway, here's wishing you lots of 'mok, joy,suc- cess, and everything else you need to make your high school days as memorable us ours. x xXx 'o x X,XX'SXsRX xl X x 1 X X X X ,. ,. ,. ,.-' -' ,nv-' ,- .--' ,-'..f- f ' ,.f- , ' ,J-f ' 1 R X 'f:,..-'ff 3 ivub-5' lens nv' sf Xi s -s .--'N' JIWM In september we entered school very ox cited, because we were fznally in Junlcr High It was rather hard For us to get accustomed to the different ways ol JUIIOT Plgh school, but rw soon learncl that things do straighten out party on nullovm'en. guest. Joveral in- played in the Home Je had a rery nice Ars. Jhetler was our teresting games were Economics room by all the members present. After the games, refreshments of taffy I uyples ani pcgcorn were served by Sharon iuchtol and Uarcia Liller. Ie drew names for Jhristuas and ex- changed our f ifts or December 22 1944 , n U ,. , , the last day of school before vacation. A w - - PRESIDVNT Donald rlpe VICE PRESIDLNT Ma cle Hiller SECRFTARY TREASURLR Sharon Wuchbel NFWS REPORTLR SPONSOR CRcading TOP ROW: 5rd.ROW: CLASS ROLL left to right on Mr. Shetler Donald Kauffman Raymond Troyer Donald Crips Irvin Yoder Gail Miller HR SHETLER picture.h Carol Sherck Lester Mast Leonard Jones Elmer Miller dome o. .xo 5lFl5 IH our class took yart in the sixth Grade Cantatas and they enjoyed it very much. Two new boys were added to our enroll- nunt iuring the y-nr. These boys are Jul- ian 1:Hrouk and allen Norris. We huge they will be able to stay with un the rest of our school career. The Seventh and Eighth grades have had uevwral i'fore':iu' haskctcull gmuas with t'r'v: -wx' ,w olf -ur-mr'-1t.h,ecouni.y. '-Ie ure vary hnyj: tw he ablr to say that we 'if ' -' -:sl -X gmc- d,1r'lx15 tho s'w.s-Jn. We all hope that we will be able to keep this record in the coming years. Next year since we shall be more expe- rienced vi-fsuon, we Mapa in be better citizens, smarter students, and more effl- ciant ilghth Graders. BonnieLou Miller Dian Krider Louella Albrecht May Troyer Margueritte Weir Everett Lehman Ruby Each Virginia Stutz Wilma Rlegsecker Katie Une Miller Julian Schrock Allen Norris Clarence Miller Orville Pollock 2nd.ROWx Nora Miller Sharon Buchtel Gail Miller Martha Kaufman Magdalena Kauffman .st.ROWz Tom Yoder Max Miller Robert Kauffman Dick Bowman John Hooley NOT PHOTO- GRAPHEDx Judy Evans Amanda Schrock IMPRESSIONS OF THE SENIORS Marcia Miller Varna Yoder Brtty Garber- nJhe has a nice personality. I always have a lot of fun with her on the bus.u --Gail Killer Leota Kckibhin- Vshe is always all over the schoolg but she is friendly--especially to the Seventh Graders.n --Marcia Hiller Lenora Vincent- HShe is very kind to the Seventh Grade girls, and also a lot of fun.n Bonnie Lou Miller ic Mary Lehman- nShe is about the silliest girl in the Senior Class: but we like her giggles. She never ignores a Seventh Grader.u --Judy Evans Audrey Shamory- uhcr art work is especially good. We hate to see her leave school this yoar.n --Dian Krider Donna Nethercutt- u3he is friendly to everyone--especially to a certain senior boy. She al- ways gives us good service in the cafeteria.u --Mary Miller Mary Kolm- nshe is very nice to all of us and has a smile for everyone.u --Ruby Eash Pauline Mitterling- NSometimes she talks childishgbut she has a very friendly way about hal. Ne'll miss her next year.n '-Shhfon Buchtel Glenn Hiller- 'He speaks to everyone. We think he is the best basketball player Middlebury has ever had.N --Bud Crips Jim Miller- WHe is very good in basketball. He ought to get a girl like Glenn's to cheer at the games. We wish he could stay with us longer.n --Max Miller Carter Caton- nHe is dopey at times--especially on the bus when he acts like a Seventh Gra- ' der. We like himln --Dick Bowman Richard Eash- nlt seems his hobby is drawing funny figures. He treats us fine.n --Clarence Miller Roy Sherck- nHe is always driving his car to school. His feet must not be able to carry him that far.u ' --Donald Kauffman Junior Keim- uHe is always full of fun and joking. I bet that he thinks he knows more than we do.N ' --Tom Yoder Harold Bontrager- HB6 must be pretty smart to be in school only half the time. 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'X . ff in A I w MH- 4, 'flaw- X M U , -,,,,,., LM 5 ,w-,M . my ...A-m..qv.'. f vu.all:t+-' Y 5 - --K 'm w-vii -t K ' aff X ee L Y A ' ' fir '-QAHM'-swf' ' if 'fr ' , ,A , W L,-93-..,:l,-lg.---11,14-,M M - i..-- ' J M., -.,.......... ..- BAS KETBALL TEAM YO? iid'-Ax Mr. Bushong, Dick Eash, Carter Caton, Roy Sherck, Levi Weirich, Cal Nihart, Coach Eddie Ovennyer SEATED: Lester Miller, Jim Miller, Roger Krider, Jerry Hostetler, Richard Miller, Glenn Miller, Don Smuoker BASEBALL TEAM H ENG: Liv. Pufhonpj, beasts.-r Tiller, Don Jmucicm-, Harolm Hooley, Robert Con- zfwi, Richard Yiller, Glfrxsw Efiilier, Pozmlf Shoup, Gordon fx'FxCKt'I!i1iU, James Vis!--:'. Cunsh fxixfkifl Cvm':nj.'er LU1'F?'iD: R'Sxlt'I 3 -5352, MU 'f'fG .gimlilx-iller, floapz' Flrflior. 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Y ww sage QQ! 4' Y - A' gqzswv- ': K- gf fb , fm ' 24: A .d,9vff1i,TA :v:f1 5, 5 I HLEUNUVIJITHIIES f 1 Y 1 1 ffl-n L. 1' tx ,, . 3-R FEIEHIJFIN The student paper, the FOGHURN, published by the journalism class, Nwent to pressn every second Friday during the entire sohool year. The publica- tion was sponsored by Mrs. Walker and Hrs. Hoover. At the end of the first semester, Mrs. Hoover resigned and hor place was taken by Miss Kyler. The members of the staff greatly enjoyed publishing this paper, and ex- tend their appreciation and thanks to their sponsors. ' 3 ' W' i' ' -X ...- K - . . ,. FL! Rifz H155 kyler, Janes Miller, Hoy bhercx, QHIVIU nihart, Urs. Welker Q v- n V o x rnd.ROW: Junior nelm, dlchard Eush, hlenn miller, Carter Jaton, Leona Mckibbin 1s?.ROWx Mary hvim, Audrey Shnmory, Lennvq VinGBH,, netlp Jgfbdy, .QZWM Fethercutt Hamline Hiftwrlinx, Mary Lehman ' ' FINIII The band rehearsed each Monday and Thursday. Music was provided for all of the basketball games: and a formal concert was given in the spring. Two members f the band, Gretchen Franz Kflutel and Richard Gohn Ctrdmbonej were selected to par tioipate in the Northern Indiana Band Clinic at Manchester College on March 9th For the second straight year UDickH placed first chair in the trombone section Several of the me bers of the band also played in the Elkhart County Band, which is also under the direction of Mr. Warble. TOP ROW: 5I'doROwl 2nd CROW, lst.ROWx I Dick Gohn, Kent Morrison, Roger Krider, Richard Miller Virginia Schrook, Sue Ann Norris, Dian Krider, lary Jean Yoder, Leon Yoder, Shirley Caton, Helen Hauck, Janet McKibbin, Mr. Warble Charles Yoder, Gordon MacKenzie, Donald Heckler, Allen Norris, Brent Bushong, Donald Cripe, James Hershberger, Robert Lantz, Doris Ann Koerner, Delis Ann Yoder Margaret Kauffman, Margaret Schrcck, Jacquelyn Cripe, Gail Miller, Richard Bowman, Don Smucker, Kenneth Christner, Joan Overmyerf Charles Witmer, Gretchen Franz, Sara Ulery LHT I N IILUB TDP RON: Bernard Canon, Mrs. Walker, Don Smuckor :3nd.RO2's': Richard Miller, 1-'rank Trosslor, Rower Kridur. KOYN UOYNSOY1 kervin Swartzentruber l:1.ROW: Margaret Schrock, Beverly Uout, Sara Ulery, Jacquelyn Grips, Mary Jean Yoder THB NDISIECTA MEMBRAN CLUB CONSJLS: Roger Kridor and Richard Miller QUAESTOR: Gretchen Franz f ','fiwuxa MwmFrHN flwb 55 mudw up of the members of the aoccuc year U:i.: class. Ina imma, which menus, usoatnered remains,n wxprosuos the Lfw.3uf +5 :nu Q,h S mai V wfugnling with u difficult section of Jaesar's if f1'w H-, xhf X wfrwlj fwlicatcs 'hut Swvwvz' members fell Fy 1 x Pg. -K,,?.n..' Thvfw 1 R2 ww xwid, incl .Fwy celebratiwn of Chriskmns and 1 Ew . ' 5-fill f .-1-1.4 . fwlujfs Qzuszwkn-nz'.sm1, mm gemmy. The climax of the yeavfj grogram ww Q ?2wun Duma v', which was survea ..- .,,.Q ,, .J ' . , ,. , , ,nw m',X1yh f. inn 11:6 fbaf ,l., , G22 H, Q fix GIRLS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW: Elinor Green, Sara Ulery, Mildred Bushong, Lennre Balyeat, Roberta Hosietler, Hilda Showalter, Gretchen Franz, Leota MoKibbin, Helen Mauck 2nd.ROW: Miriam Keim, Bonnie Lou Miller, Ethel Mccreary, Loraine Miller, Lenora Vincent, Margaret Schrook, Sue Ann Norris, MaryJean Yoder, Margaret Kauffman, Jacquelyn Cripe 1st.ROWx Florence Brandenberger, Gail Miller, Leona Yoder, Sharon Buchnel, Virginia Stutz, Delis Ann Yoder, Virginia Schrock, Janet MoKibbin A BOYS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW: Marvin Swartzentruber, Kent Morrison, Levi Weirich, FPHFJZ Tl'9SSlf'1' Dick Rohn, Jerry Hoetefler, Calvin Nihart, Lester Miller 1st.ROW: Don Smueker, Robert Sehrook, Richard Bash, Harold Mauok, Robert Stutz, Stanley Vincent, Charles Witmer 17 . 1 9 2 Q f 4 2 5 gf 5 1 Z 9 7 4 En A 55 23 ,. 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Your Pioneer boat has behind it thirty years of metal boat building experience -thirty years of constant improvement in quality, design and workmanship. just an occasional coat of paint and your Pioneer will give you a lifetime of safe, care-free boating enjoyment. THE PIONEER MANUFACTU-Il-ING CO., MIDDLEBURY, INDIANA D E R'S5o th Annifversa FE TIVAL 'fha 6'.Qi.WiZZ Rowe' AN o Tue fvfwfsr C I N N n B n E' FL ORIBUNDA one or nmemcds Lnlzeesr NURSERIES-A Middlebury lnsfifufion- X . . OSSQYWKQ a Complain Lme. of Roses,Skrubs,Trus,Ever- K QYCClS,PQYCllN30xS and Eruiis of AH V-Buds ' ' - Gf :Z Qmdefd' ty Is Your Guarantee 0 N G R A T U L A T I 0 N C L A S S 1 9 4 5 THE MIDDLEBURY GRAIN COMPANY PEERLESS FEEDS MIDDLEBURY INDIANA S E L A N D C 0 M P A N Y r 1 o k C S to the o f FEEDS, SEEDS, COAL MANUFACTURERS OF I. P. LANTZ, PROPRIETOR :: Phone 211 I R o I P o P c o R N S. C. P e n l.. S AVI N GS ACCOUNT FIRST STATE BANK 13 Mt MIDDLEBURY IND xzr nous succESS AMERICAN LIVES AT THE FRONT START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT to DOLLARS SAVED AT HOME HELP TO WIN THE WAR AND SAVE IN THIS BANK AND BUY U S BONDS AND STAMPS SMUCKER S DRUG STURE 9? 'ti T0 THE CLASS OF 1945 -95,013 Make it thy business to kno thy T H E S IPGRNO DOUFC TQSU A I Qonltheworld FRIEANDLY SE. L. oder Ageni CLASS OF 28 Sinclair Refining Company PHONE 166 or 222 Howard Yoder 9 as , ' ' w - self, which is the most difficult les- and - 'I1 - A S E R V I C E fix Tiff 'fluen- ei-1 E 2 Z 7 .. 5 I m .:' 5 WWE! BABY cm 3 POULTRY SUPPLIE 5 PRATTS FEEDS ' DOVER N I LOCKER STQRAGE X L ..-Abeg-,49 G ROC E R IES E AND , E , VEGETABLES L of .S'lllV7'lllML'R'.!' MARKET MANLEYE INC. C O M P L I M E N T S O'BRIEN'S 0 f PAINTS I BLOSS E R ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES -- IMPLEMENTS 'VICTOR SALES VARNS 8: HOOVER HARDWARE Middlebury, - - Indiana an mossza, Pnornazron MIDDLEBURY, INDIANA -iid U I ' MA 5 I fn I ' I I jauzksnn mth glhzcfbienzie MIDDLEBURY, INDIANA OCERIES ARDWARE T O WEAR GOOD THINGS TO EAT P ICF? N7 TTR I - DRY GROCERIES oons FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES TDOYEIPI I. G. A. ITOl2lf i Q, ' i B A K E D G O O D S A BLOUGH'S ALWAYS FRESH and ALWAYS BEST ' This is our fortieth year M I D D L E B U R Y retailing quality merchandise B A K E R Y in Middlebury. We still believe it pays to insist on QUALITY. ,LV 4' S I in 0 1' 2 0 4.11. Q BUY YOUR COAL from A fwiqg a '. . f 4 'jaff'QL1'C.T MiDDL.L5M JHY Mex 5 L. . . .,... THE KARCH LUMBER COMPANY ' N ' Middlebury, - - Indiana NTIDDI FI-lllf-'Y. iPJl'3l. kF-ii Q 6 Uv Sfandarci Service S'raIion EDWIN C. EASH, OPERATOR MIDDLEBURY. 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