Middlebury High School - Middiette Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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Richard Miller . . . Edward Stutz . . . Ira Kauffman . . . . Tom Kauffman . . Marlene Mishler .........-JoanneHout Beverly Broadworth ........Joyce Luke . . . . Nellie Hicks . . . . . Lowell Baer . . .Maurice Hooley . . Cecilia Wesdorp . . . .Shirley Barnes . . . Rosina Kauffman . . . Charles Mather . . . . . Rosalie Yoder . .Mary Esther Scott . . . . . . .Roanne I-lout . . . . .Carol Vincent Seventh and Eighth Grade Editor ................ . ............ . . . .Darlene Nusbaurn Class Motto: Let Us Be Seen By Our Deeds. Class Flowers: Red and White Carnation Class Colors: Red and White Sponsored By SMUCKER'S DRUG STORE Middlebury 4. 1 5 Dedication The Class of 1953 dedicates thi , annual to the memory of LaMar Tyson, a member of the class. LaMar, as one of the top students in his class, was greatly missed when he passed away November 4, 1950. LaMar was known to everyone as a dear friend and a sincere Workman. In all sincerity and gratitude, we wish this book to be one he would have wanted to help publish. W 2 W 4' Z ' 5 K Board of Education FROM LEFT: Clifford Smith, Treasurer, Clarence Wesdorp, Secretary, Raymond Mott, Presidentg Ira Sunthimer, Trustee. Superintendent JOHN F. YOUNG, B.S., IVLA. Manchester, Northwestern Superintendent Sponsored By SCOTT'S RADIO Goshen F acult MARY HOOVER, B.S. Indiana University DePauw University Spanish Commerce NICK YACUK, B.S. Central Normal College Purdue Commerce, Arithmetic Social Studies Junior High Coach ROBERT BIDDLE, B.S. Purdue Physical Education Social Studies Coach JANICE SHOUP, B.A. , M.A. Manchester Ohio State University Science Physical Education ALFRED J. ALBRECHT, B.A. Goshen College Social Studies, Speech English Sponsored By BONTREGER'S FEED MILL Middlebury Ai E VIRGINIA YODER, B.S. Manchester Christiansen Choral School Vocal Music DANIEL DIENER, B.S. I Goshen College Mathematics, Science I BERNICE LOUNSBURY, B.S. Purdue, Montana State University Manchester English, Library ESTELLE DELGADO, B.S. University of North Dakota Home Economics RUSSELL KURTZ, B.S. River Falls State Teachers College, Ball State, Agriculture Industrial Arts VINCENT STOUDER, B. M. Jorden College Butler Instrumental Sponsored By FUNK'S 5 8: 10 Middlebury Elementary Teachers HARRIET OBERLIN ALICE OEASH HAROLD THIESSEN OPAL LANTZ LUCILLE WEST sponsored By W1-1EATLEY's INC. Elkhart GERA LDINE COPP CORDELIA SPRUNGER SA M HOOVER 1 i OLIVE BONTRAGER MARGARET KAUFFMAN Sponsored By GENERAL BAG CORP. Middlebur Y School Secretary I MARY GARBER Cafeteria Cooks IRENE CRIPE AND EDNA KAUFFMAN Sponsored By SUNTHIMER'S GROCERY Middlebury Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Rollo Kauffman, Noble Nusbaum, Quinton Yoder, Tobe Yoder, Bill Long, Alvin Nusbaum Custodians 4 ROLLO KAUFFMAN FRANK NUSBAUM Sponsored By MIDDLEBURY GRAIN CO. Middlebury 1 V BUD 1. prop him up. EDWARD STUTZ Basketball ........... Basketball Manager. . . Baseball Manager. . . Track ............ Class President. . . Choir. .......... Speech Club .......... Meet Me In St. Louis. . . Mother Is A Freshman. . . Class Reporter ....... S. O. S. Representative Projectionist ......... Quartette ..... ..... Foghorn. . . Middiette .... Conceit may puff a man up, but never ....l,3 ....4 ...4 ......3,4 1,Z,3,4 ...... 4 ....4 ...Z ....2. ....4 ....4 ....4 ....4 BAERZIE If one only got paid for studying. CECILIA WESDORP Glee Club ..... . ........ ........1,Z,3,4 Choir ............... Z, 3, 4 President Pep Club .... ..... 4 Spanish Club ......... . , . Z WESEY Library Club ....... ..... Z Band ................. .... 3 .4 Meet Me In St. Louis .... .... 3 Mother Is A Freshman .... . . . 4 President Speech Club. . . . . . . .4 Work, where have I heard that word be fore ? LOWELL BAER Basketball ........ . . ........... 1, 2. 3, Baseball .......... . ............ l, Z, 3, Class Vice-President .... S. 0. S. Reporter ....... S. O. S. Vice-President. . . S. O, S. Representative ...... Speech Club Secretary ...... Vice-President Spanish Club .... .... Meet Me In St. Louis ....... Mother Is A Freshman. . . ......3. Fo gho rn ............... Middiette. . . . . Class Reporter ....... Class Secretary. . . Foghorn......... Middiette. . . . . . . . ..... 1 ...Z,3,4 ...4 Sponsored By VARNS 8: HOOVER HARDWARE Middlebury .- eyes. Basketba11........... Baseba1l........... Basketball Manager. . . Class Treasurer ..... Speech Club ........ Projectionist. . . Middiette ..... IKE BARNES Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow ye diet. BEVERLY BROADWORTH Glee Club ....................... .... Z S. 0.5. Secretary-Treasurer .... . . . .Z G.A. A ...................... . . . 1. 2 Meet Me In St. Louis .... . . . 3 Mother Is A Freshman .... .... 4 Class Reporter ........ .... 4 HBEVH Foghorn ........ .... 4 Middiette ...... .... 4 Sponsored By MIDDLEBURY BUS LINE He cares not to study--it weakens his IRA KAUFFMAN, IR. ............1,Z,4 ....1.Z Track ..... . . . ...... . .... 1 MeetMeInSt. Louis.... ...3 Mother Is A Freshman .... . . , 4 ...Z,4 ...4 ...4 A rosebud set with little wilful thorns SHIRLEY BARNES Pep Club. .................... . . MeetMeI.nSt.Louis....... Mother Is A Freshman .... ..... G. A. A ................. . . . 1. Z G.A.A. Reporter ..... ... G. A. A. President ..... . . Library Club. . . ........ . . . . . . S. O. 5. Representative .... .... Z Bowling League ......... . . . Foghorn ....... . . Middiette ..... . . Middlebury -1-N The time will come when you will hear me. MAURICE HOOLEY Mother Is A Freshman .... . . . . . . 4 Meet Me In St. Louis . . . . 3 Foghorn ............. . . 4 Ushers Club .... . . . l Speech Club. . . . . . . .4 Track ....... . . . Z, 3 Baseball. . . . . . .2 HOOLEY Marriage is a great career. NELLIE I-IICKS Goshen High School .,.,,,.,,, , , , 1, 2, 3 Sunshine Society .... . . .l, 2, 3 Commercial Club .... . . .l, 2, 3 Foghorn ..... ..... .... 4 Middiette. . . . . . . 4 Beneath her Smile lies understandingy RUTH I-IOSTETLER Aurora High .......... . .......... 1, Z, 3 Midditte...A.... ....4 Speech Club. . . . . .4 Glee Club .... . . .4 HRUTHIE' Choir ..... . . .4 l Sponsored By LUKE'S JEWELRY Goshen n I can resist anything except temptation. JOANNE H OUT 4 Glee Club .......... ............ l , Z,3, Choir ................ Meet Me In St. Louis. . . Mother Is A Freshman. . . Speech Club Reporter. . . Pep Club ............. Band ......... . ...... . . Spanish Club Reporter. . . Class Reporter ....... Libr ary C lub ..... Foghorn ..... Middiette .... RODY Blushing is the color of virtue. ROSINA KAUFFMAN GleeClub ..... Choir ...... . .......... ........ 1 , Z,3, Band .......... Spanish Club .... Speech Club ..... Library Club .... Pep Club ...,... Class Reporteri ..... Class Treasurer ...... . . . Meet Me In St. Louis .... , . . Mother Is A Freshman .... ...., County Band ............ . . .1, Z. Middiette ...... ....3 ....4 ,..4 ....3,4 ....Z ...3 ...Z ...4 ...4 1- - - 1 -1 Intelligence is not her on y virtue ROANNE HOUT Glee Club ............ Choir ....... Pep Club ....... Library Club .... Speech Club. , . Spanish Club ......... Meet Me In St. Louis. . Mother Is A Freshman Foghorn ........ . . . . . Middiette ..... J ...... HROSYN Sponsored By GOLD BOND SERVICE STATION Middlebury Baseball. . . .1-I-OM.. v-JOYH Away with the books, let's have fun. THOMAS KAUFFMAN Basketballn.. .... ....... ...... l.Z,3,4 Track ...... . ....... . . Meet Me In St. Louis ..... Mother Is A Freshrnan. . . Speech Club ........ Middiette .... ....l,Z,3,4 ....l,Z,3,4 3 ....4 ....4 ....4 A small spark makes a great fire JOYCE LUKE Glee Club ...................... 1 Z 3 C hoi rl ............... . . . Band ..... . ........... Speech Club Reporter. Pep Club. .........., U U Spanish Club ......... Library Club ........... Meet Me In St. Louis .... Mother Is A Freshman .... Foghorn .............. Middiette . . . l The less men think, the more they talk. CHARLES MATHER Band .......................... 1 , Z, 3, 4 Basketball Manager ......... ,...,, 1 Speech Club Treasurer .... . . .4 Meet Me In St. Louis .... . . 3 Mother Is a Freshman. . . , , 4 Middiette ....,......... . . . 4 nJAKEu S sponsored By MIDDLEBURY COLD STORAGE Middlebury The best of fellows and the best of friends. RICHARD MILLER Basketballu... ............ ....1,Z,3,4 Baseball. . . .... 1, 2, 3, 4 Track ........... ..... .... 1 , Z, 3, 4 Choir ................. ,..1,Z,3,4 S. O. S. Representative .... ....... 3 S. O. S. President ....... ..., 4 Class President ....... . . .1, Z Meet Me In St. Louis. . . . . . 3 Mother Is A Freshman .... ..... 4 HRICHH Projectionist ........... . . .Z, 3, 4 Spanish Club President. . . . . . . . .Z Speech Club .......... .... 4 f Midiette ..... .... 4 Quartette .... . . . 3, 4 Tis said that absence conquers love, But oh believe it not! MARLENE MISHLER Concord High School ............. . 1, Z, 3 4-H ................... .... l , 2 Home Sweet Homicide .... ...... 3 Play Ticket Manager. . . .... . . .4 Band ................ ...l,2.3,4 MMU- choir ....... .. ....... ..... A Glee Club ............. . . .4 S. O. S. Representative. . . . . . 4 ' Middiette .............. . . . 4 She often burns the midnight oil, but sad to say, 'tis not for toil. DARLENE NUSBAUM Glee Club. . . ....................... 1, Choir ........ ........ .... 1 Meet Me In St. Louis. . . . . . 3 Mother Is A Freshman .... .... 4 4 . . 4 Z Foghorn ............... .... Mxddiette ............. .... -'DAR-' Sponsored By BALYEAT'S GREENHOUSE Middlebury Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes ' I just sit. MARY SCOTT Glee Club ..... . . . .... . ......... 1. Z, 1 34 Choir ..................... .... 1 . 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club .... ------- - - Z Band .......... ---1-Z-3-4 Speech Club ......... .------- 4 County Band .......... ... 2,3 Meet Me ln St. Louis .... .--- 3 Mother Is A Freshman .... .... 4 MESTER Mi-idiene .............. .... 4 Sleep is the best cure for waking troubles . CAROL VINCENT Glee Club ............. . . . Mother Is A Freshman .... . Middiette. ........ . . . . . VINCENT What would I do with size, when I do so much without it. ROSALIE YODER Sarasota High School ........... . . .Z Play Prompter ....... . . . 3 Play Ticket Manager. . , . . .4 Middiette ........... . . . 4 ROSIE W SP0r1S0red By MIDDLQEBURY MOTORS Middlebury Chou' ...................... . Meet Me In St. Louis .... . . 4-H .............,...... . l Z Senior Class History On September Z, 1941, thirty children ventured from their homes into the new world of Education in Middlebury as first graders with Miss Jennie Mast as their teacher. Our second year began on September 8, 1942, and twenty-nine of us returned to spend the year happily with Miss Verna Yoder. When our third year arrived on September 3, 1943, we numbered thirty- one. Miss Joy Hooley was our teacher, and we enjoyed the days spent amidst the in- teresting and fascinating things to learn and do in her room. September 5, 1944 arrived and brought our return to school. We found our- selves under the leadership of Miss Rhea Yoder. School bells rang for our entry into the fifth grade on September 4, 1945. We happily, if a bit noisily, greeted seventeen members of our old group with Mrs. Gail Morrison as our teacher. Mr. Andrew Hunsperger was our teacher when we returned to school in September, 1946. This year our class enrollment was twenty-eight. ' We entered Junior High in September, 1947, with Miss Helen Ferrow as our class sponsor. In September, 1948, we elected Mr. John Young as our class sponsor. This year we sold concessions at the Junior High Basketball Tourney. We entered high school in 1949 with Mr. Daniel Diener and Miss Alice Rupel as our sponsors. A's a part of our course of study , we were initiated. As Sophomores, we elected Miss Virginia Yoder and Mr. Robert Biddle as our sponsors. During this year LaMar Tyson was stricken and died of polio. Our Junior sponsors were Miss Mary Hoover and Mr. Alfred Albrecht. This year we planned the Junior-Senior Banquet and gave our Junior Play, Meet Me In St. Louis . V We entered our Senior year with eighteen former members and one new member, Marlene Mishler, who moved here from Concord. During the year, Nellie Hicks moved here from Goshen and Ruth Hostetler from Aurora, Ohio. Our class officers are President, Edward Stutzg Vice-President, Lowell Baerg Secretary, Cecilia Wesdorpg Treasurer, Ira Kauffmang and Reporter, Beverly Broadworth. Our S. O.S. Representatives are Marlene Mishler, Lowell Baer, and Richard Miller, the latter being President of the organization. Our sponsors are Miss Mary Hoover and Mr. Nick Yacuk. Our Senior Play, Mother Was A ' Freshman was very successful. We are looking forward to the banquet and our trip to Washington D. C. Then comes graduation. We hate to leave the halls of M.'H.S. but we hope to --be seen by our deeds and to make our school proud of us. f Sponsored By PINE MANOR Goshen Class Will We, the Class of l9A53, hereby declare ourselves to be leaving the halls of M. H.S. forever. Being as sane as we'll ever be we do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. . As To To To To To To To To To To To To To As a class, we do hereby bequeath to the faculty the following: Mr. Young all the report cards we returned late. Mr. Yacuk all our wasted class meetings. H Mr. Biddle another winning team. Mr. Diener a studious chemistry class. , Mr. Kurtz a quiet assembly. Mr. Albrecht all our unfinished government work books. Mrs. Lounsbury our perfect English. Mrs. Delgado all the incorrect cafeteria counts. Miss Hoover allfthe headaches we caused you at play practice. Miss Shoup a perfect specimen of gastropoda. Miss Yoder a choir that can sing on key at all times. Mr. Stouder a bigger and better band room. E Mrs. Garber all excuses we forgot to turn in. individuals, we feel we should leave some things to our loyal and trusted schoolmates. We will the following to the Junior Class. I, I I I I I I I v 9 1 I 2 9 l I I I I I I I I 1 9 1 I 1 I 2 l I I I I I Lowell Baer, will my ability to get up at 8:00 and get to school by 8: 15 to George Trump. ' Shirley' Barnes, will my figure to Vera Bash. Beverly Broadworth, will my height .to Leonard Albrecht. Nellie Hicks, will my ability to be engaged to Roberta Mitterling. Maurice Hooley, will my ability to get a girl to Leonard Albrecht. Ruth Hostetler, will my longitude to Janet West. Joanne Hout, will myvold speeches to Jeanine Sutter. Roanne Hout, will my ability to get out of study periods to Gladden Schrock. Ike Kauffman, will my height to Donald Polluck. A Rbsina Kauffman, will my blushing ability to Janice Caton. Tom Kauffman, will my athletic ability to Richard A. Miller. Joyce Luke, will my wasted study periods to Janet Hershberger. Charles Mather, will my talent to play the trumpet to Melvin Gibson. Rich Miller, will my slide rule to Bob Christy. Marlene Mishler, will my clarinet playing to Pat Ellis. Darlene Nusbaum, will my ability to be engaged in my Junior year to Janice Schrock. Mary Scott, will my neat and well-kept locker to Darlene Schrock. Bud Stutz, will my curly hair to Larry Hout. Carol Vincent, will my ability to drive the Olds to Neva Hooley. Cecilia Wesdorp, will my unfinished physics problems to Shirley Colvin. Rosalie Yoder, will my bashfulness to Tom Fisher. Sponsored By KARCH LUMBER CO. Middlebury Senior Class Prophecy Tonight is the 20th of June, 1978. I am at the home of Mrs. Wayne Leatherman, formerly Darlene Nusbaum and formerly a classmate of mine. I ,am now attending their silver wedding anniversary, whichipromises to be a big affair and will certainly make the Independent's society column, just as all of Mrs. Leatherman's socials do. Mrs. i Leatherman achieved her social position because of her ability to do the unexpected. Tonight she is trying something entirely new and different. She is giving an Entertain Yourself party so that she can go out with her husband while we celebrate their anniver- sary. Both of Darlene's children plus one grandchild are here and also most of her graduating class. Rosina couldn't come tonight. She and her husband had an emergency case. He is one of the worlds best and highly paid surgeons and she is his chief assist- ing nurse. The American ambassador to Mesopotamia developed an abcess of the big toe and had to have it removed beforelhe could leave for his important post. Lowell Baer, another former classmate, was invited but couldn't come. 'Doctors orders, he said. He made Lowell retire from his position of fifth substitute, second alternate left field with the Dodgers, which he had been playing for over twenty years. But after all, baseball is a strenuous game, especially for a man of Lowell's age. Ira Kauffman is here tonight. He used to be a cow puncher until a wild horse threw him and kicked him in the head. After that he retired because he kept forgetting which rein to pull when he wanted his horse to turn. He sings cowboy tunes on TV now, and when he sings Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddle , he cries and all the women cry. What's this? Everybody's laughing! Maurice has just arrived, but I can't figure out what's so funny. Oh, no! Poor Maurice! He's in the poultry business and he and his wife were going to bring the fried chicken for the dinner, but sometimes Maurice gets attached to his chickens and tonight is one of those nights. Here he comes with three live chickens on leashes. He couldn't bear to kill them himself and nobody else seems to want to either. Joanne, Roanne, and Joyce are over there in a corner talking about nursing. All three are R. N. 's. Joanne has probably gone the fartherest of the three in her profession. She takes the part of the chief nurse at the North American Union Clinic for Space Happy Cadets in Captain Planetoid . On Sunday afternoon you may watch Joyce Luke who stars in The Nurse , an educational weekly drama. Roanne, I am sorry to report is just a nurse and has never appeared on television. Charles Mather has also gone into medicine. He is Cheyenne, Wyomingls best and only veterinarian. Cheyenne is a western town, well known because of itsxhigh diseased animal fatality rate. Richard Miller is unable to be with us tonight because the duties of his profession have taken him elsewhere. He is a preacher by calling and a scientist by reason of his calling. At present he is trying to determine whether the lunogoofs, the highest type of creature residing on the moon, have souls and therefore are worth preaching to and saving. He has made several trips to the moon and has given several experimental ser- mons, but has had little success. This is partly due to the fact that the lunogoofs do not speak or understand any language of planet earth and that Richard can't speak a word of Lunish . 4. Sponsored By NEWMAN' FURNITURE, GOSTICH Mr. and Mrs. Curt Baker, formerly Marlene Mishler, were unable to make it to- night. Unable to afford a car with a motor in it, they have bought a Model A Ford body with wheels, tire, a front seat, and a steering wheel to hold the trailer up when they travel and to maintain their social prestige. The trailer is equipped with anelectric fan for a propeller, with canoe paddles, and a hand operated paddle wheel to use in case the electric fan fails, plus a hand brake. Tonight, however, the fan, paddles, and the last paddle on the paddle wheel broke down. Luckily the brakes and the steering wheel are still working and the front seat still has one spring left. Carol Vincent has achieved a position of greatness in science along with her hus- band, William Johnson Vincent, who has devoted his life to studying the eyes of potatoes. He has formulated the theory that potatoes will have better night vision if planted together with carrots. Carol, whose great name he has borrowed, is chairman of the committee for the digging of the potatoes for Mr. Vincent's experiments. Buddy Stutz, is not here tonight. Buddy has achieved world fame as a heroic stunt pilot. Several years ago he set a record by flying his piper cub around the world in -30 days. He flew backwards. Cecilia and Shirley are stars, rivals, and friends in a new television panel show, What's My Number? which needs no further explanation. Thomas Kauffman and his pretty wife, Elaine, are here tonight. He is owner and she is manager of Buzz Saw Incorporated. The sawf used is really not a buzz saw,' but an ordinary hand operated saw run by Mrs.' Kauffman while Mr. Kauffman sleeps loudly. Thus the term Buzz Saw . Another prominent guest at the party tonight is Ruth Hostetler, professor of visual verbal comprehension, the use of graphitefand paper in communication, and mathematical computation at Addleburg Elementary School. She has also made a name for herself in literature. Her best book is Jack and Jean . Her most quoted written phrase is Down, down, down, up, up, up, away, away, away . Beverly is sitting over there in a corner taking care of her correspondence. She writes a column entitled, Keep Him, But Trap Him First . Her column is so popular that it appears in several well known magazines such as Wintertime Romances and Love In The Bowery . Rosalie is married and has three children. One is 6 foot, another is 6 foot, 1 inch, and another is 5 foot, ll inches tall. Her husband is 6 foot, l lfZ inches tall. Idon't know whether you will believe this or not but Rosalie is actually the shortest member of the family. - Nellie Hicks, motion picture and television star, is now entering with her husband to whom she has been married for eighteen years--the first marriage for both. As yet there is no sign of a break-up, although there are rumors that she has been seen with several young men, among them her eighteen year old cousin and a seventeen year old brother, also her three year old grandson. . Well, now that you have heard something about each of Mrs. Leatherman's class- mates, this is your television reporter Mary Scott signing off. Sponsored By MIDDLEBURY PRODUCE Middlebury 1 X JAN, W Q JV. pm X Nt 0 Junior Class President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer RCPOFWI' Janet Hershberger Gladden Schrock Darlene Shrock Janet West Thomas Fisher N I , Leonard Albrecht Janice Caton Shirley Colvin Robert Christy Vera Eash PHtriCia Ellis Melvin Gibson Neva Hooley Larry Hout Richard Miller Robert Mitterling Donald Pollock Jeanine Sutter Janice Schrock George Trump Sponsored By JERRY'S D-X Middlebury is Junior Class History Twenty-five boys and girls entered the first grade early one morning in 1942. We were the prospects for the Class of 1954. With puzzled faces and not knowing what to expect, we faced our lucky for unlucky, teacher, Miss Jennie Mast. We were of course happy to start our' second year with Miss Verna Yoder and the next year with Miss Joy Hooley as our teacher. By the end of this year things were be- ginning to' be a little difficult. Miss Rhea Yoder was our teacher in the fourth grade- It was here we got our first taste of geography. In the fifth grade we had Mrs. Gail Morrison to direct us and in the sixth grade we were under the direction of Mr. A. W. Hunsperger. As our sponsors for our Junior High years, which began in 1948, we had Mrs. Smith and Mr. Kurtz. The day had come that we had all been waiting for, we were in high school. Mr. Kurtz and Mrs. Wiebe were our Freshman sponsors with twenty-two students starting. i As Sophomores we elected Mr. Biddle and Mrs. Delgado as sponsors. This year we started school with twenty students. There are six original students in our class. They are Janice Caton, Roberta Mitterling Neva Hooley, Donald Pollock, Leonard Albrecht, and Larry Hout. We received our class rings on September 26, 19-52. We are also wearing our navyand white corduroy jackets we received on October 2Znd. We chose Miss Shoup and Mr. Albrecht as our sponsors this year. Our class officers are as follows: President .... - . .. . . Janet I-Iershberger Vice-President. . . . . Gladden Schrock Secretary ....... . . Darlene Shrock Treasurer.. . . . .Janet West Reporter. . . . . . . . . Thomas Fisher Gladden Schrock was elected as Vice-President in S. O. S. with Robert Christy and Janice Schrock as S. O. S. representatives. We are looking forward to becoming the bosses of MHS next year. Sponsored By ELKHART COUNTY FARM BUREAU G0Sh6I1 Sophomore Class President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ReP01't2r V. Kauffman L- Miner N, Mishlgr L. Kauffman E. Yoder D. Hershberger B. Yoder J. Buchtel K. Smith L, Weirich 1 s J. Mockler B. Miller R. Eash W. Vincent M, Yodgr S. Mecunf. G. Albert R. Hooley P. Troyer D. Oesch 4 4 A, Eash D. Breinser J. Tressler P, Miller D' Speicher 1 L Sophomore Class History In 1943, forty-five eager boys and 'girls entered the first grade under the supervision of Miss Jennie Mast. 'Our grade school teachers were Miss Jennie Mast, Miss Alberta Augsburger, Miss Joy Hooley, Miss Rhea Yoder, Mrs. Gail Morrison and Mr. A. W. Hunsperger. In 1949, we entered Junior High and for our sponsor in the seventh grade, we chose Mrs. Bernice Lounsbury, and in the eighth grade, Mr. Daniel Diener. Our top money making project in Junior High was the Junior High Basketball Tourney. In 1951, we started out our Freshman year with thirty-two members, and our officers were: President ....... .... M arlene Yoder Vice-President. . . .... V ernon Kauffman Secretary ....... .... B arbara Yoder Treasurer ........ ....... J oyce Mockler' Reporter ............... .......... Lo rraine Kauffman Foghorn Reporter ........ ................ S tella Mecum S. O. S. Representatives ................. Gayle Albert and Juri Matisoo Sponsors .................. Miss Virginia Yoder and Mr. Russell Kurtz We are now Sophomores and have twenty-five members in our class. Our officers are: President ....... .... V ernon Kauffman Vice-President. . . ..... Lester Miller Secretary ....... ...... N ancy Mishler Treasurer. ............ .............. L orraine Kauffman Reporter ................... .......................,. E llen Yoder S. O. S. Representatives .... , ......... Marlene Yoder and Dean Speicher Sponsors ................. Mrs. Estelle Delgado and Mr. Robert Biddle We are very proud to have six girls from our class chosen for Six-Teens. They are: Gayle Albert, Jose Anna Tressler, Stella Mecum, Betty Lou Miller, Jelon Buchtel, and Ellen Yoder. I sponsored By HARVEY WAMBAUGH, INC. Elkhart Freshmen President Vice-President Secretary TISBSHTSX' RCPOHLCI' , r I Marilyn Baer Phil West Carol Ross Larry West Clair Smith Mildred Mason Micky Yoder Dolores Lambright Ernest Eash Jim Cole Marilyn Hooley Jerry Cripe Julia Braneberry Donald Miller Orla Miller y , w Marjorie Bontrager Norman Colvin Norma Miller Charles Eash W. Shellenberger Erma Birky Stanley Kramer Edna Plank H. Reigsecker Harley Miller Sponsored By BORNEMAN'S HARDWARE Elkhart 2. Egther Hosgetler Charles Yoder Mary Alice Yoder Stanford Mecum LCTOY TTOYET LuDein McDonald Lucyetta Shetler Gary Yoder Katie Yoder Duane Mishler V Corrine Gibson Velda Graber Betty Bontrager Suzanne Sutter , Freshman Class History Our grade school teachers have been Miss Jennie Mast, Mrs. Jewel Valentine. Mrs. Winger, Miss Jean Miller, Mrs. Gail Morrison and Andrew Hunsperger. We entered Junior High with thirty-nine members in our class and Mrs. Lounsbury as our sponsor. Our class officers for that year were: President, Phil Westg Secretary, Jerry Cripeg Treasurer, Jim Coleg and Reporter, Micky Yoder. Our S. O. S. Representa- tives were Marilyn Baer and Larry West. In the eighth grade our class was composed of forty-two members. Our sponsor was Mr. Diener and our class officers were: President, Larry Westg Vice-President, Ernest Eashg Secretary, Carol Rossg Treasurer, Gary Yoderg and Reporter, Marilyn Baer. The S. O. S. Representatives were LuDein McDonald and Phil West. We started our Freshman year with thirty-nine members. We elected the following class officers, President, Marilyn Baerg Vice.-President, Phil Westg Secretary, Carol Rossg Treasurer, Larry Westg and Reporter, Clair Smith. Our S. O. S. Representatives are Norma Miller and Gary Yoder. It is a real thrill to be able to say we are in high school now. We are looking for- ward to becoming upperclassmen. Sponsored By GOLDBERGS Elkhart Eighth Grade E ! FIRST ROW: Left to Right, P. Schrock, A. Miller, E. Bontrager, G. Miller, R. Koontz, L. Hooley, J. Shetler, B, Stalter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Deiner, C. Miller, N. Hout, R. Kauffman, D. Lounsbury, L. Clodfelter, D. Miller, J. Kauffman, B. Plank, M. Chupp. THIRD ROW: S. Yoder, S. Yoder, G. Weirich, E. Eash, J. Miller, T. Benner, T. Rassi, V. Reigsecker, J. Hook. FOURTH ROW: E. Eash, V. Miller, M. Kauffman, L. Bontrager, S. Hout, G. Cripe, P. Christy, J. Weirich, J. Breniser. ABSENT: W. Bontrager, E. Miller, K. Miller, M. Miller, V. Troyer, J. Beers, P. Bicknell Class History There were forty children who started their first year of school in September, 1945 with Mrs. Bushong as their teacher. Their second and third grade teachers were Miss Valentine and Miss Hooley. In the fourth grade, they had Miss Miller for their teacher. The class was divided and the others had Mrs. Bontrager. They studied the Far East and gave a tea party for their mothers. Their fifth and sixth grade teachers were Mrs. Morrison and Mr. Thiessen. They were still divided. They finally entered Junior High. They elected Nancy Hout, President: Jake Shetler, Vice-Presidentg Mary Lou Lehman, Secretary: Lester Bontrager, Treasurer: Tommy Benner, Reporterg and Mrs. Lounsbury for their sponsor. This year they elected Richard Kauffman, President: Nancy Hout, Vice-President: Sara Yoder, Secretary: Beverly Statler, Treasurerg Ronnie Koontz, Reporter: and Mr. Diener for their sponsor. sponsored By sTANToN's SHOP Elkhart Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Left to Rightg G. Tyson, J. Miller, M. Mast, C. Miller, E. Miller, D. Miller, D. Steele, C. Whirledge. SECOND ROW: O. Chupp, D. Troyer, E. Khuns, C. Hooley, M. Kramer, M. Reigsecker, V. Stalter, J. Ulrich, K. Wesdorp, P. Beers. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lounsbury, B. Cole, D. Yoder, L. Troyer, D. Hicks, J. Case, B. Kleckner. A. I-Iostetler, J. Keene, M. Kauffman, M. Miller, A. Yoder, K. Miller, FOURTH ROW: M. Berkey, G. Fike, W. Lambright, W. Lambright, V. Miller, T. Bontrager, C. Miller, J. Miller, R. Krider, M. Miller, L. Miller, ABSENT: R. Krider, T. Yoder, N. Miller, G. Nusbaum, M. Kauffman, W. Bontrager. Class History Forty-nine children started their first year of school in 1946 with their teachers, Mrs. Nihart and Mrs. Hershberger. They had Mrs. Valentine for their teacher in the second grade. Mrs. Bontrager and Miss Hooley were their teachers in the third grade. Mrs. Lantz and Mrs. Bontrager were their teachers in the fourth grade, Mrs. Morrison and Mrs, Bontrager in the fifth. The last year before they entered Junior High, their teachers were Mrs. Bontrager and Mr. Hoover. The first year of Junior High they elected Ross Krider, Presidentg Mary Ellen Kauffman, Treasurerg Mary Alice Miller, Secretary: Jerry Miller, Reporter, and Mrs. Lounsbury for their sponsor. sponsored By VAN - DOR DRESS SHOP Elkhart Grade VI FIRST ROW: F. Miller, D. Koerner, M. Miller, A. Harper, B. Ross, C, Albert, B. Cole, V. Shetler, M. Hershberger. SECOND ROW: M. Miller, M. Troyer, R. Andrews, I. Whirledge, I. Bontrager, D. Miller, F. Yoder, M. Borzeniatow. THIRD ROW: B. Shoup, G. Kauffman, R. Steele, V. Bontrager, E. Miller, L. Yoder, M. Hershberger, A. Hluchuta, E. Bender. TOP ROW: Mr. Hooier, R. Eash, T. Lambright, J. Miller, A. Nihart, D. Miller, B. Short, L. Yoder, N. Kalb, L. Miller. ABSENT: J. Shellenberger. Grade V I FIRST ROW: R. A. Grabill, H. Yoder, N. Clodfelter, R. Zehr, M. Birky, M. Yoder, V. Louise, V. Bontrager, J. Benner, S. Miller, F. Shetler, E. Miller, J. Cole, H. Miller. SECOND ROW: L. Weirich, P. Poyser, L. Frey, I. E. Miller, R. A. MacDonald, S. A. Hershberger, L. Garber, C. Scott, M. Reigsecker, R. Chupp, H. Miller, L. Showalter, R. Hooley, G. Lambright. TOP ROW: Mr. Thiessen, D. Diener, E. Eash, C. Yoder, T. Yoder, G. Hluchuta, E. Yoder, R. Yoder, D. Nelson, E. Miller, D. Bontrager, G. Groves, J. Lemmon, D. Lehman, K. Cross. ABSENT: E. Miller. Sponsored By ECONOMY CORNER Shipshewana Fourth Grade FRONT ROW: H. Troyer, C. Miller, E. Kwilinski, E. Miller, J. Hershberger, D. Steele, S. Fike, G. Bradshaw, N. Miller, V. Mott. SECOND ROW: E. Nihart, H. Nusbaum, M. 'Mil1er, J. Whitmer, R. Shellenberger, R. Burkhardt, N. Yoder, B. Kellerman, L. Hostetler, J. Chupp, J. Mischler. THIRD ROW: W. Andrews, A. Miller, H. Mecum, L. Miller, D. Graber, J. Cross, M. Birkey, M. Bontrager, M. Frey, E. Leichty, F. Plank. BACK ROW: Mrs. Copp, S. Morse, S. Hostetler, L. Tyson, S, West, L. Lambright, J. Schrock, C. Kauffman, L. Miller, C. Rassi, Miss Kauffman. Class History Most of our fourth grade started school together in the first grade here at Middlebury. However, the years have brought about a few changes. Steven West joined our group in the second grade. He came to Middlebury from Concord. Last year Judith Mischler joined us. She also had attended Concord. This year we welcomed three new students--Ronald Shellenberger from Waterford, Joseph Kauffman from Yoder Corner, and Barbara Kellerman from St. Thomas school in Elkhart. We feel rather distinctive in our room because the boys so outnumber the girls. At the present time we have twenty-one boys and eleven girls. Sponsored By MILLER'S ELECTRIC WELDING SHOP Middlebury Third Grade FRONT ROW: P. Showalter, W. Nihart, S. Miller. M. Birky, J. Bontrager, M. Yoder, J. Yoder, D. Miller, L. Mast, B. Wantz. SECOND ROW: M. Stouder, R. Miller, N. Nusbaum, L. Muller, C. Scott, L. Mast, B. Eash, M. Mast, R. Eash, F. Stutzman. THIRD ROW: E. Hostetler, M. Frey, D. Mishler, J. Lemmon, E. Kwilinski, D. Troyer, K, Yoder, L. Yoder, J. Weirich, N. Copp. BACK ROW: Mrs. Lantz. J. Beers, M. Lambright, H. Wesdorp, D. Miller, K. Mullett, J. Mason, D. Kauffman, M. Shetler, L. Troyer, Miss Kauffman. Class History Most of our third grade started their school work here. Their teachers in the first grade were Mrs. Oberlin and Mrs. Oesch. Their secondvgrade teachers were Mrs. Oesch and Mrs. West. The third grade teachers are Mrs. Lantz and Miss Kauffman. We have had withdrawals and new entries in our three years of school Work. Larry Mast attended the Christian Day School during his second grade. Melodie Stouder joined our group as a third grader from Morocco, Indiana. Others who joined our number this year were James Mason from Hagerstown, Indiana, David Mishler from Shipshewana, Indiana, and Jane Beers from La Grange, Indiana. Barbara Wantz attended the Chamberlain School in Goshen part of her first year and again part of her third year. Sponsored By LACY'S STUDIO GOS11611 Second Grade FIRST ROW: Barbara Miller, Renette Thiessen, Rosa Lee Kurtz, Ronald Yacuk, Dean Shetler, Mary Ann Miller, Veronica Yutzy, Mary Etta Hostetler, Glenda Miller. SECOND ROW: Harriet Bontrager, Richard Shellenberger, Barbara Hout, Perry Max-ner, Tony ' Miller, Arlene Troyer, Bobby Kramer, Joyce Miller. THIRD ROW: Sarah Hershberger, Kent Short, Michael Shapland, LaVerne Miller, Roy Kuhns, Wilbur Stutzman, Sharon Troyer, Tim Eash. ABSENT: Anna Miller, Charles Kauffman, Nora Johnson, Lydia Mae Bontrager, Nettie Miller, Robert Marquart, Treva Frye, Johnnie I-licks, Joe Miller, Diane Miller, Jacob Miller, Martha Hostetler, Margo Logan, Marcia Logan. Twenty-nine children entered the second grade room last fall from Mrs. Oberlen's first grade group of last year. Eleven other children from several different schools joined this group. This made our total for the first semester of this year thirty-eight. At Christmas, Marcia and Margo Logan left our group and moved with their family to Georgia. Since that time, two new students have again joined our group. Our total at the present time is again thirty-eight. First Grade FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: ABSENT: Joyce Miller, Betty L. Miller, Norman Plank, Tamra J. Bowman, Nancy Yoder, Jr. Weirich, Ann Wood, Lester W. Yoder, Marlene Mast, Arlene Mishler. I Marvin Miller, Ann Thiessen, Katie A. Riegsecker, Sevilla Miller, Marsha Mott, Charles Kwilinski, Forrest Yoder, Larry Duane Gingerich, Keith Miller, Raeola Sue Miller, Johnny Bontrager, Dee Ann Cripe. Nancy Miller, Pamela Shopland, Julia Benner. Sovilla Mast, Dorcas Lambright, Sylvia Cross, Anthony Slabach, John Reigsecker, Kay A. Garman, Loretta Lawson, Phyllis Yoder, Melvin R. Miller, Richard Leichty, Ruby Chupp, LaVon Eash, Lydian Rose Zehr, Betty Lou Miller, Carmen Brandeberry, Wayne Lee Miller, Orvin Eash, Mitchell Ulrich, Ronald Showalter, Mervin D. Miller, Esther Miller, Jimmy Steele, Jimmy Kramer, Ross Albert, Linda Jane Fields. Barbara McKibbin, Ruth Elaine Eash, Harvey Troyer, Jr. , Bonnie Jean Eash, Karen Rose Schrock, Ronnie Troyer, Phillip Lehman, Clifford Schrock, Wayne Deal, Gary Phipps, Floyd Bontrager, Mary Bontrager, Wilma Frey, Esther Jones. Johnnie Eby, Joe Bontrager, Darlene Stalter, Leroy Miller, lrajean Koontz, Harry Eby, Doris Ann Graber, Arthur Kellerman. Class History On August 29, 1952 seventy-one 171, happy and eager six year olds began their schooling This was the largest class to ever enroll in Middlebury. For the first time in history of Middlebury school their were enough first grade students for two complete rooms. The en rollment throughout the year remained about the same. Their teachers were Mrs. Oberlin and Mrs. West. Sponsored By SALEM BANK 8: TRUST CO. Goshen A vilwrf, Mm . my Nw M in fix 2 4 S' . 4' 4 4 'V n , v --.,g.',,v. , :af VJ!! 'fig FO' D l 1 A1'5Q6,2Q v5', HS 9?- ,, ,1'o.glo',gn'04 -' . ' A 1 . n, 4 4 '11 ,553fx,gnQ 4' ,vm ,, '49 54 , ' 0111095 ' ' 'n,v?,v .'- o 1 vp' 4 v -.Q vivo, u ,-no vu n.,,u,' ap 'ng 0, fp ' 2004 0 5 AH' 'Wh' HAM 11 A Sv w14v1ws'9's N .z Nw ff, .gn g .S'v51's, H911 n.h.1gvo9o' , 4 n u,0vnn,ggfx' I ...S ,Ap ,mfww 2. 95? if 15? A agp. A wie' 4' 'gif ' R IQ: . vaxoi .'w.nr'f J 1. What's the argument 7. 'Tomboy 13. What's so funny Z. The Boss 8. Troubles 14. Whex'e's Nan 3. Campaigning 9. Shmoo 15. Good impression 4. Surprise 10. Crowning the Democrat 16. Curly 5. Hershey 11. Studious 17. Loser 6. Ain't we cute 12. What's showing 18. Neat car Sponsored By SHIPSHEWANA LOCKER Shipshewana E Y 1. Freak 6. What is it 12. Come to me dear Z. Miss Esther 7. Mother is a Freshman 13. Speaks 3. Play day 8. Einstein 14. Baerzie 4. Susie 9. Nature boy 15. Wow! ! 5. Going someplace 10. Miss Kauffman 16. Athletic 11. What's the hurry 17. Young lovers ,,.,, A.,- iz sf,-fg.i,..,f' - L1's:-,emu-gff 1-ww-:f -f f- - Q-1 ::.1wz,f am .. gh-gn W 3 W F is 5' Y If ,K . 'Vw X as ,K 5 ki 5 X 9 3' Q-, 'A Q W Q 1':7..fgi5, if-522159 0 K3 S Q' 5.0 3 Q if, 5 , . H 'Q , 1 W ' K, gait ,f S. X-M , 'P R W?F'g I ,.,,. ., Sponsored By FURNITURE STUDIO G0Shel'1 Q53 ig if Q qn-f County Champs FIRST ROW: J. Cripe, D. Speicher, R. Miller, J. Cole, V. Kauffman. SECOND ROW: C. Eash, -G. Schrock, L. Baer, G. Trump, I. Comstock, T. Kauffman. THIRD ROW: R. Biddle, M. Yoder, B. Christy, E. Stutz. NAME Trump Comstock R. Miller Christy G. Schrock T. Kauffman Cole Baer Speicher M. Yoder V. Kauffman Fisher Sponsored By INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS AT BAT HITS AVERAGE 32 'TT '? Z9 10 344 31 10 322 Z8 9 321 36 11 305 Z7 8 296 22 4 181 Z4 3 125 Z1 o ooo 6 1 166 11 1 099 1 o ooo BERMAN'S SPORTING GOODS Elkhart ,:5?2'?HV z ' 4 ,fjw ' . ,, 4. A R . + ,, ..i, ,mr a - 2, Q2 131 W. 43? ff A 1 X:g..f, V. ,A 5. , 'X-'QR.,.Xis'f i, K Varsity TOM KAUFFMAN ' Tom, who has played regular for two seasons is' a very tricky ball handler and can be rated as one of the better ones in the county. He has developed adeadly overhead shot. Tom was switched to a guard position after the start of the season and has done a remarkable job. Tom is a Senior and will be very hard to replace next year. A RICHARD MILLER Rich, is the smallest and fastest boy on the team. He is one of the better defensive men of the county. He also has a good one handed shot. This is Rich's third year on the Middies first ten. Rich is a Senior and will be missed next year. LOWELL BAER Lowell, is the third Senior on the first five. He is a forward and has a very effective one hand shot. He was outstanding in this years county tourney for his all-round play and the basket that turned sure defeat into victory for the Middies. Lowell has been on the first ten for three years now and will be missed next year. GLADDEN SCHROCK Gladden, is a Junior and plays forward. He is the Middies leading scorer and was fifth in the county. He has great ability in getting off his feet for the re- bounds. The Middies are very fortunate in having Gladden back next year and he should develop into one of the best men in the county. GEORGE TRUMP George, after playing on last year's championship second team has developed into one of the better centers in the county. He has a very effective hook shot with either hand and is big and can get the rebounds. George is a Junior and will be back next year. IKE KAUFFMAN Ike, is a Senior and this is his first year out for basketball. Despite his late start Ike has seen considerable action and came through when he was needed. ' LESTER MILLER Les, is only a Sophomore who has seen limited action this year but who is sure to play an important part in future Middie teams. BOB CHRISTY Bob, is a Junior and has been bothered by a knee injury all this season but is sure to help the Middies considerably next season. DEAN SPEICHER p Dean, is a Sophomoreiand has seen limited action this season but will help the Middies for the next two seasons. Sponsored By MILLER'S RESTAURANT GOSIICH County Champs FIRST ROW: D. Cripe, T. Kauffman, R. Miller, D. Speicher. SECOND ROW: B. Christy, L. Baer, G. Schrock. THIRD ROW: R. Biddle, L. Miller, G. Trump, I. Kauffman, E. Stutz. The Middies had another very successful year winning seventeen and losing only five. Middlebury won the County Tourney for the third time in four years. They were defeated by Nappanee in the Sectional opener for the third straight year. MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS Bristol Wakarusa Milford Jimtown Shipshewana Concord LaGrange Goshen Jimtown New Paris Jeffer son Shipshewana Millersburg '5'MHS 'KMHS :VMI-IS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS 'WMHS Wakarusa Concord Jefferson Concord Bremen Jefferson Bristol Madison Nappanee 35'County Tourney 'WSectional Tourney Sponsored By COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO. Goshen '-'Z 'GHZ UU M County Tourney Hi-Lites 46 P The P f Junior High Champs FIRST ROW: J. Miller, B. Cole, Rex Krider. SECOND ROW: T. Yoder, L. Clodfelter, V. Reigsecker, J. Weirich. THIRD ROW: N. Yacuk, G. Cripe, Ross K1-ider. The Middlebury Junior High had a very successful season by winning thirteen while losing only two They won the Junior High Tourney for the first time in Middlebury history. MIDDLEBURY JUNIOR HIGH RECORD Middlebury Goshen Middlebury Millersburg Middlebury Jefferson Middlebury Concord Middlebury Bristol Middlebury Shipshewana Middlebury Nappanee Middlebury Jimtown Middlebury Clinton Middlebury New Paris Middlebury Waterford Middlebury Model Middlebury B1'iSt01 Middlebury C1ir11S0f1 Middlebury Brighton F5 lf'l'Junior High Tourney Sponsored By G. L. YODER OIL CO. ll 31 Z5 Z5 25 33 29 21 32 20 35 27xo:f:: 352501021 ggxwm 40:10:02: Middlebury Second Teams H I I ZCH-4 i 'PUO FIRST ROW1 W. Vincent, J. Cole, V. hauuman. SECOND ROW: R, Biddle, C. Eash, S. Kramer, M, Yoder, T. Fisher. '-'E Ui 'U O 5 ID O Q fb Q.- U3 '4 E U U L P1 U1 CI FU P4 'U E' C! Z 2 2 O 2' I U1 3' 2 2 O 5 CL P: 2+ : I N4 FIRST ROW: R. Koontz, B, Cole, D, Yoder SECOND ROW: W. Lambright, L. Miller, C. iVIi11 Er. THIRD R0Wf Nl Yacuk. M. Miller, w. Lambrigm, N. Miner, Basketball FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Kauffman, S. West, W. Andrews, F. Plank, L. Miller, J. Schrock, M. Miller Miller, G. Lamb:-ight, M. Plank, B. Shoup, A. Harper, D. Miller, N. Kalb. Yoder, T. Yoder, C. Yoder, J. Lemon, D. Nelson, J. Miller. Hoover, B. Short, R. Steele, G. lflluchota, E. Bender, L. Yoder, L. Miller. FIRST ROW: L. MacDonald, D. Lambright, P. Miller, N. Miller. SECOND ROW: J. Shoup, G. Albert, J. Mockler, K, Yoder, J. Brandeberry, N. Mishler. Sponsored By CRlPE'S SERVICE STATION M1ddleburY 1 Sk f -'RX 4, A2-'T' gt ::.-- ,' --A-, ff il, :fw- E 's- ' 3 X fills' 17 Q AV-ik' X Q ' bql.-1 gh, Lx., -' W IQ: '!:'1'7:i?Q? gn., , -4 - ' ,,n lb ,lxl -xg: .-a A ,fx X ?A5i l vlfff' -N - 1 I In 1 1 D :J I , x . O ,wx . J Kg: -il! I - '55 - Rv el 3 - 7 'XW A lj il r' ' M C' -1 1 v' - I' .- - SS- 1 X - x ' 1 .' -L 1 .5-1 4 ' .qi X . - .1 1. I I ll! , IX ,N qui If vfljl-' x 4'A' 4 li? , IN . Fil' X ' fi iam if l X ' PM m 3: 'T' ?l . I I ' ' I n !,-- In , If fm!! Q ll A - V f' QWJI gfgi ' f A ' l Y g , ,,, , Bwnpgggup . . f ' ' Waliisiii' ' XX f . . WWW' 4 W WI N XM X, if Hs' fb ' ,lf 'V ,sxv 31: i 1 1' W 3 Q . . 2' X531 aihyxkq -'W !' fnmfk-K - Wi '1axx5X'g' I 6.2223 We 'amyy . 'Q f 'iskaw --1 A : ' 4 www Q12 ati , ' ' . vQ 'X' n -5 o -Q-.g,Q 24 4-.,,'k5l- 1 ,W 2, 1.59 -w--..,1-. - g fp. , ' 4w,....x....,'?,- AQ. 3,255 :...Qayg.A MN-N 2- 9 K' W aw?-Q' ' Awww 22' :Q XTX K M '10 f .la vkw gk wk, ,K a , V 1 4 w Q. 7 wa32,?,Kq,g 3216 W Q xxx, School Calendar SEPTEMBER 2. First day of school--Yipee! 12. Play Day. 27. Senior car wash. OCTOBER 10-11. Seniors presented the play, Mother ls A Freshman . 23-24. We finally had a vacation--Teachers' Association. 28. Sophomore Classeparty. 31. Seventh. grade convocation. NOVEMBER 6. Bubble Show presented to the school. 7. Open basketball season by playing Bristol. 17. How Do You Do Night-Elementary open house. Z7-28. Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER 2. Chili Supper sponsored by G. A.A. 5-6. Speech class went to Purdue University. 22. Christmas Program presented by the music department 24. Christmas vacation begins. JANUARY 13. Junior Class party. 17. Second team tourney. 21. County tourney begins. 24. We won the county tourney. FEBRUARY 3. Skating party--Middlebury Christian Youth League. 6. Junior convocation. 7. District Solo and Ensemble Contest. 21. Junior High tourney finals. 25. Sectional tourney at Goshen. MARCH ' 3. Juniors and Seniors went to Indianapolis. 6. Senior convocation. 7. Regional tourney. 2.6 . Athletic. Banquet. 27. Eighth grade convocation. 28. County Music Festival at Millersburg. APRIL 3-6. Easter vacation. 11. District Choir and Band Contest. 17. S.O.S. party. 18. State Choir and Band Contest. 24-25. Junior play. MAY l. High school open house and art exhibit. 15. Junior-Senior Banquet. A 16. Baccalaureate. 17. Seniors leave for Washington D. C. 22. Commencement. 22. Last day of school--Seniors can't believe it. Sponsored By HOSTETLER'S CHEVROLET Shipshewana Honor Roll Valedictorian... ...... Salutatorian ..... . . . D. A. R. Award .... . . . Citizen Awards. . . . . . Richard Miller Beverly Broadworth Cecilia Wesdorp Richard Miller Cecilia We sdorp QAverage Grade of For Academic Work Done in H. S., Cecilia Wesdorp Rosina Kauffman Joanne Hout Roanne Hout Ira Kauffman Lowell Baer Mary Scott Sponsored By YODER'S FUNERAL HOME Middlebury Gentlemen- -please ! ' Mother is Cl Freshman THE CAST I was enforcing a Pointer tradition g Mother is a Freshman This gay comedy hit, based on the popular movie, was presented by the Senior Class on the 10th and llth of October, 1952. It was directed by Miss Hoover and the business manager was Mr. Yacuk. The engaging and humorous story of an extremely attractive young mother, who is forced to attend college with her daughter, who regards her as a has been leads to a happy and charming solution. The cast was as follows: Abigail Abbott. . . .... Cecilia Wesdorp Susan Abbott. . . .... Rosina Kauffman Mrs. Miller .... ........ M ary Scott Sylvia ........ ........ D arlene Nusbaum Bunny ....... .... J .oanne and Roanne Hout Helen .... ......... S hirley Barnes Carrie. . . ........ Carol Vincent Marge. . . . . . Beverly Broadworth Bobo. . . ........ Edward Stutz Jack. . . . ....... Tom Kauffman Howie ........... .... I ra Kauffman, 'Jr.. Bill .............. ........ L owell Baer Dean Gillingham ...... . . Charles Mather Professor Michaels .... . . . Richard Miller Clara .............. .... J oyce Luke Sponsored By BICKEL'S BARBER SHOP Middlebury x Tha 'i Xe? ahh So tis d od . - 0,3 O00 ndy! ll , Meet Me in St. Louis This comedy presented in l905 costume was presented by the Class of l953, April 25th and 26th with the aid of Miss Hoover and Mr. Albrecht. The cast included the following people: Mr. Smith .... Mrs. Smith... Rose ....... Esther .... Agnes. . , Tootie ............ Lon .............. Grandpa Prophater. . Katie ..... .......... Mrs. Waughop. .. Ida Boothby ..... John Shephard .... Fred Gregory .... Lucille Pentard. . . Mr. Dodge ....... Mr. Duffy. . . Conductor ...... . ...Richard Miller . . . . . Joanne Hout . Cecilia Wesdorp Rosina Kauffman Darlene Nusbaum . . . . . .Joyce Luke . . . Edward Stutz .. Charles Mather . . . . . .Mary Scot' . . . Carol Vincen . . . Roanne Hou . . .Lowell Baer . . , .Bruce Gordon , ..... Shirley Barnes Ira Kauffman, Jr. . . Maurice Hooley Tom Kauffman What can a fellow do when he has four sisters all determined to run for ruinl his love- They are so concerned about their brother Lon's love predicaments that they've no time to listen to their worried father who is nervously anxious to make an important an- nouncement to the family, But father finally makes his announcement: He's been offered a better job in New York and the family is moving at once! At the thought of leaving their home and friends, the girls instantly unite for action! They resort to a hilarious series of strat- egies and maneuvers that not only result in their staying where they've been so happy, but in straightening out brother Lon, too, in joyous, whirlwind finale. life! sponsored By MILLER'S DRUG sroaz Shipshewuna Junior-Senior Banquet On the evening of May 16, 1952, the Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Oliver Hotel, in South Bend, Indiana. A Hawaiian theme was carried throughout the program. The meal which was served to the group consisted of tomato juice, baked Swiss steak, baked Idaho potatoes, buttered green peas, coffee, ice cream, and cake. The program was as follows: H A W A I I Master of Ceremonies King of the Island ...... Hawaiian 'Komo Mai' . . A1oha' but not Good-by. Barber Shop Quarter A Wind and Hurricane . . Senior Memories ...... A1oha Oe ' ......... Wishes of the Isle Ideals of the Isle .... Islerof Paradise ....... Solo .................. Is1e of Golden Dreams . . Barber Shop Quartet HAWAII tossed salad, rolls . . . Richard Miller . . .Edward Stutz . . . Joel West .... Mr. Kurtz .......Mary Scott William Bradshaw . . . John F. Young . . Marjorie Miller . . . Randall Mauck . . . Mr. Albrecht Sponsored By FABRIC MART Elkhart F oghorn Staff FIRST ROW: Joyce Luke, Nellie Hicks, Beverly Broadworth, Darlene Nusbaum, Maurice Hooley. SECOND ROW: Miss Hoover, Roanne Hout, Cecilia Wesdorp, Lowell Baer, Shirley Barnes, Joanne Hout, Edward Stutz. The Foghorn, published every third week, is put out by the second year typing class The three main sections are Class News, Sport News, and Feature News. The editorial staff is: Editor-in-Chief .... Assistant Editor .... Feature Editors. . . . Sports Editor.. . News Editors... Class Editor .... Grade Editor .... Art Editor ........................... Typists ............................... Business Staff and Circulation Manager .... Sponsor ............................... BudStutz ... Cecilia Wesdorp . . . .Darlene Nusbaurr Beverly Broadworth .... ...Lowell Baer . . . Shirley Barnes Nellie Hicks Joyce Luke . . .Roanne Hout ......Joanne Hout .. Typing Class II . . . . Maurice Hooley . . . . . Miss Hoover Sponsored By BRADSI-lAW'S GENERAL STORE Middlebilry Cafeteria Help FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: B. Stalter, E. Bontrager, D. Hicks, O. Chupp, K. Miller, V. Stalter, J. Ulrich, K. Wesdorp, E. Kuhns. B. Plank, P. Christy, D, Troyer, B. Kleckner, J. Case, M. Krarner, M. Reigsecker, M. Yoder, M. Kauffman, C. Miller. Mrs. Delgado, L. Troyer, D, Miller, A. Hostetler, A. Yoder, J. Keene, S. Eash V. Miller, L. Shetler, B. Bontrager, M. Kauffman. Twirlers Sponsored By Janet Hook Janice Caton YUTZY CONSTRUCTION Middlebury Band LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Caton, D. Mishler, M. Yoder, D. Hershberger, R. Kauffman, T. Benner, C. Wesdorp, M. Mishler, K. 'Wesdorp, C. Mather, W. Lambright, L. Miller, P. Schrock, N. Colvin, G. Cripe, R. Krider, E. Yoder, G. Fike, C. Whirledge, N. Mishler, R. Kauffman, B. Kleckner, N. Hout, V. Reigsecker, L. MacDonald, W. Lambright, G. Yoder, M, Scott, D. Lambright, L.. Kauffman, J. Hout, J. Tressler, C. Smith, R. Krider. J. Miller, C. Yoder, J. Hook. Ushers Club . , o 1 FIRST ROW: wauace shemnberger, Charles Yoder, Harley Kauffman, Efnesi Easy' T CY SECOND Row1 lxzllfelidrrz, Duane Mismer, Richard Hoo1eYr Dean Bfenisef' Donald Mmm' Stanford Mecum. Sponsored By RUPP BROTHERS HATCHERIES Middlebury S. O. S. Student Organized Society FIRST ROW: Phyllis Schrock, Marlene Mishler, Janet Case, Norma Miller, Richard Miller. SECOND ROW: Miss Yoder, Gladden Schrock, Lowell Baer, Gayle Albert, Tommy Rassi, Rex Krider, Mr. Yacuk. THIRD ROW: Gary Yoder, Clair Smith, Marlene Yoder, Bob Christy, Janice Schrock, Dean Speicher. The Student Organized Society holds its weekly meetings on Wednesday, rotating periods except the third and last. The US. O. S. is in charge of many various events throughout the school year, such as, cheerleader's try-outs, Play Day Activities, various movies for Chapel programs, and also this year as a project they sold blue mirror plaquesf The S. O.S. chose Mr. Yacuk and the faculty chose Miss Yoder as advisors. K Mr. Young is advisor, ex-officio. Last spring the student body elected the officers for the present school year as follows: President ........... . . .Richard Miller Vice-President ....... . . . Gladden Schrock Secretary-Treasurer. . . ..... Gayle Albert Reporter ............. . . . Clair Smith Sponsored By PICKRELL FURNITURE Middlebury Speech Club FlRST ROW: Left to Rightg Mary Esther Scott, Roanne I-lout, Cecilia Wesdorp, Joanne Hout, Joyce Luke. SECOND ROW: Mr. Albrecht, Carol Vincent, Rosina Kauffman, Lowell Baer, Tom Kauffman. THIRD ROW: Charles Mather, Bud Stutz, Richard Miller, Maurice Hooley. At the beginning of the year we elected officers for t President. Secretary. Treasurer Reporter .... . . . . The officers for the President. Secretary. Treasurer. Reporter. . second semester were: he first semester ... Cecilia Wesdorp . . . Rosina Kauffman . . . Ira Kauffman . . Joanne Hout . . .Tom Kauffman . . . . .Lowell Baer . . . Charles Mather ......Joyce Luke We held meetings the first and third Mondays of each month. They were Roanne Hout, Mary Scott, Maurice Hooley, and Charles Mather attended the Indiana Legislative Assembly at Purdue University with Mr. Albrecht on December 5 and 6, 1952 Sponsored By KLINES DEPT. STORE GOSh6I1 Choir FIRST ROW: Miss Yoder, Jelon Buchtel, Betty Lou Miller, Vera Eash, Nancy Mishler, Janet Hershberger, Cecilia Wesdorp, Lorriane Kauffman, Shirley Colvin, Jose Ann Tressler. SECOND ROW: Joyce Luke, Rosina Kauffman, Joanne Hout, Ellen Yoder, Marlene Yoder, Janet West, Roanne Hout, Roberta Mitterling, Carol Vincent, Gayle Albert, Neva Hooley, Darlene Shrock. THIRD ROW: Mary Esther Scott, Jerry Cripe, Charles Yoder, Morman Colvin, Larry West, Mike Yoder, Gladden Schrock, Clair Smith, Richard Miller, Ernest Eash, Donald Miller, Marlene Mishler. FOURTH ROW: Duane Mishler, Vernon Kauffman, Gary Yoder, Bud Stutz, Lester Miller, George Trump, Leonard Albrecht, Bob Christy, Charles Eash, Wayne Vincent, Richard Miller. ABSENT: Ruth Hostetler, Phil West, Janice Shrock. The High School Choir of 1952-'53 was composed of forty-seven members. The choir participated in chapel, County Music Festival, March 28th in Millersburg, District Music Competition, Spring Concert and Baccalaureate. Ten Seniors leave the group this year. Sponsored By JACK at JILL SHOPPE Goshen Glee Club FIRST ROW: Delores Lambright, Norma Miller, Mildred Mason, Corinne Gibson, Velda Graber, Marilyn Hooley, Jelon Buchtel, Mary Esther Scott, Jose Anna Tressler, Joyce Luke. SECOND ROW: Marlene Mishler, Shirley Colvin, LuDein McDonald, Stella Mecum, Neva Hooley, Patricia Miller, Vera Eash, Darlene Schrock, Joyce Mockler, Gayle Albert, Nancy Mishler, Miss Yoder. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Kauffman, Julia Brandeberry, Donna Hershberger, Ruth Eash, Rosina Kauffman, Marilyn Baer, Betty Lou Miller, Lydia Mae Weirich, Carol Vincent, Janet Hershberger. FOURTH ROW: Carol Ross, Mary Alice Yoder, Barbara Yoder, Ellen Yoder, Katie Yoder, Roanne Hout, Cecilia Wesdorp, Joanne Hout, Alvera Eash, Roberta Mitterling, Marlene Yoder, Janet West, Doris Oesch. ABSENT: Ruth Hostetler, Phil West, Janice Shrock. The Girls' Glee Club of 1952-'53 was composed of forty-seven members. Their activities included participation in the County Music Festival held in Millersburg, March 28, 1953, and the Spring Concert. Eight Seniors leave the group this year. Sponsored By YODER'S MARKET Middlebury! Six-Teens JL-lon Buchtcl, Ellen Yoder, Betty Lou Nliller, Lorraine Kauffman, Accompamst, Stella Mecum, Gayle Albert, Jose? Anna Trvsslcr. Projectioists SEATED: Richard Miller and Edward Stutz. STANDING: Torn Fisher, Lester Miller, Gcorge Trurnp, Larry Hout. Sponsored By OLYMPHLA CANDY KITCHEN Goshen Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Miss Hoover, Stella Mecum, Patricia Miller, Lorraine Kauffman, Gayle Albert. SECOND ROW: Betty Lou Miller, Ellen Yoder, Doris Oesch, Marlene Yoder. Barbara Yoder. Spanish Club The Spanish Club was organized in November, 1952 and includes all members of the second year Spanish Class. At our first meeting we elected Gayle Albert, President, Lorraine Kauffman, Vice- President, Stella Mecum, Secretary, Pat Miller, Treasurer, Barbara Yoder, Reporter. Miss Hoover is our sponsor. A We call ourselves, Las Queridas de Maria --Mai-y's Dears. The Spanish Club meets every two weeks during our regular Spanish class period. We have a business meeting in English, but all entertainment is in Spanish. sponsored By c. s. DRAKE co. Elkhart Safety Patrol FIRST ROW: David Lehman, Ernest Miller, Jack Lemmon, Danny Koerner, Randall Steel, Delbert Miller, Douglas Miller. Y SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoover, Billy Cole, Ralph Yoder, Ray Andrews, Billy Short, Melvin Hershberger, Gordon Kauffman, Stanford Mecum. The Safety Patrol is made up of boys from the fifth and sixth grades. Their duties consist of watching out for children walking across the street in front of the school. Another patrol boy keeps children out of the way of school buses,' and he also helps small children find their buses after school is dismissed. The patrol boys won a Safety Certificate again this year from the Chicago Motor Club. This certificate is given every year to schools that have not had a traffic accident. Sponsored By MILLER'S STANDARD SERVICE Middlebury Pep Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Jelon Buchtel, Ellen Yoder, Nancy Hout, Sarah Yoder, Shirley Barnes, Cecilia Wesdorp, Joanne Hout, Rosina Kauffman, Roanne Hout, Joyce Luke, Sue Hout, Irma Birky, Doris Oesch, Gayle Albert. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Lounsbury, Darlene Schrock, LuDein McDonald, Beverly Stalter, Lydia Mae Weirich, Neva Hooley, Vera Eash, Joyce Mockler, Barbara Yoder, Lorraine Kauffman, Marlene Yoder, Janet Hershberger, Roberta Mitterling, Marilyn Baer. Q THIRD ROW: Clair Smith, Carol Ross, Janice Caton, Janet Hook, Marilyn Hooley, Velda Graber, Corrine Gibson, Donna Hershberger, Katie Miller, Julia Brandeberry, Norma Miller, Patricia Miller, Betty Lou Miller, Nancy Mishler. FOURTH ROW: Gary Cripe, Larry West, Norman Colvin, Arlene Miller, Carol Miller, Peggy Christy, Janet Case, Brenda Kleckner, Janet Ulrich, Virginia Stalter, Karen Wesdorp, Phyllis Schrock, Delores Lambright, Janet West. This fall a new Pep Club was organized by students to help back the Middlebury Middies basketball team in a bigger and better-way. Projects included selling shakers, booster signs for big games, signs over the Pep Club seating section and sale of bus tickets. Officers were: President---Cecilia Wesdorp Secretary- Treasurer---Janet Hershberger Reporter---Gary Yoder Bus Ticket Sales---Marlene Yoder, Vera Eash Yell Leaders---Gayle Albert, Marilyn Baer, Nancy Mishler Sponsored By HOUSE OF HARTER Goshen Alumni List 1886 Fanny Cooper--deceased Belle QCooperl Walker--deceased Kate Warner--Galesburg, Ohio Leona fPrescottJ Chase--deceased 1887 Carrie fMyersQ Bartholomew--deceased Ella QMehU Van Workem- -deceased Georgia fSnyderJ McElhenie--Fort Wayne, Ind. 1888 Nora fKel1ett1 Smith--deceased Lem Prough--deceased Julia Walters--deceased 1889 Fred Hixon--deceased Guy Johnson- -deceased Grace fMillerJ Wright--Chicago, Ill. Clara QNihartj Stroup--Chicago, Ill. Augusta fHopkinsl Williams--Goshen, Ind. Jennie QCooper1 Pickrell--deceased 1890 Nellie fKurtzJ Forsch--deceased Edna fHixonJ Winn--deceased Bertha fBolesJ Griner--Pasadena, Calif. Belle Hughes--deceased Mettie Cornell--deceased 1892 Macy Putt--Middlebury, Ind. 1894 Jessie fGrinerj Lloyd--Cleveland, Ohio Rosa fMcGaryj deceased Cora fPrestonj Hutchinson--Middlebury, Edna QEl1iottJ Gohn--deceased 1896 Daisy fMyersJ Miller--Mishawaka, Ind. Gertie fKneppl Griner--Denver, Colo. Edith fGephartJ Schrock--Syracuse, Ind. Payson Nusbaum--deceased 1897 Henry Karch- -Middlebury, Ind. Frank Nihart--Bay Minette, Ala. Orie Byler--Kokomo, Ind. Clarence Myers--San Bernadino, Calif. Ind . Maude fBo1esQ Freeland--Huntington Park, Calif. Laura fCripel Smith- -deceased 1898 Horace Henderson- -deceased 1901 Clarice Beverstein- -deceased 11901 Continuedj Newton Nusbaum- -deceased .- Leona fNusbaurnj Poyser--Middlebury, Ind Ocie fGessingerj Stoucler--Waterford, Ind. Ada fGessingerl Thornton--deceased 1902 Alta QBloodl Parrish--deceased , Meda Martin--deceased Frances Stutz--Goshen, Ind. Grace Winegar--Long Beach, Calif. Ira Yoder--Colorado,Springs, Colo. Harry Preston--South Bend, Ind. Della fSherckj Weaver 1903 ' Louise QUnverzagt1 McCann--Lyons, Wis. Lutie fGartnerQ Bockus--Middlebury, Ind. Jennie fMessnerQ Leatherman--deceased Carrie fNusbauml Ozanne--Evanston, Ill. Libbie QPattersonQ Symkel--Goshen. Ind. Julian Walters--deceased Grover Engel--Elkhart, Ind. 19041 Minnie fwhitcornbj Clark--Walkerton, Ind. Mertie Griner--Indianapolis, Ind. Roy Cartmell--deceased Ben Wise--deceased 1905 Ruth fElliottQ Martin- -deceased Lulu fHainesl Wise--deceased Fern fDileyQ Lee--Middlebury, Ind. Pearl fGohnl Trost--Walkerton, Ind. Ella fSlackQ Caswell--Lansing, Mich. 1906 Amos Freeland--Middlebury, Ind. Harley Poyser--deceased Inez fSchrockJ Brunk--Chesterton, Ind. Laura fSunthimerJ Kauffman--Goshen, Ind Sadie fFribleyJ Juday- -deceased Yetta fGoodyearl Balyeat--Middlebury, Ind Minnie QFarverJ Smucker--deceased 1907 Grace fTetersJ Walter--Middlebury, Ind. Frank Bovile--Tuscon, Ariz. Hazel fBende1-1 James- -Goshen, Ind. Gertrude fl-lassanj Stevenson--Hammond, Ind. 1908 Fannie Bollinger--deceased Carrie fMcCannl Hass.--Granger,,Ind. Leerie fMcCannJ Lambert--deceased Caroline fMcCannJ Berkey--Constantine, Mich. sponsored By ANDREW'S FARM EQUIPMENT Middlebury 1909 Edna lGohnJ Decauders--North Liverty, Ind. Agatha fwickhaml Smoker--Ishpining, Mich. Brian Sherwin--Elkhart, Ind. Florence fVarnsJ Carmichael--deceased Marjorie QFrederichJ Freeland- -Middlebury, Ind. Athney QLehmanj Snyder--deceased Clair T. Hassan--Middlebury, Ind. Melvin Teters--Middlebury, Ind. Gladys Diley Bender--Goshen, Ind. James Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. Harold Hoover--Middlebury, Ind. Austin O. Farver--deceased - Mary fHassanD Shoup--Middlebury, Ind. Reginald Varns--Seattle, Wash. 1910 Orie Miller--Pennsylvania Charles Martin--Indianapolis, Ind. Otis Griner--deceased Ira Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Fred Pletcher--Georgetown, Ill. Milton Mather--deceased Edward Diley--Elkhart, Ind. Helen fE11iottl Schrock--Los Angeles, Calif. Ruth fBloodj Poyser--deceased Mabel QFrederi,ch1 Sunthimer--Middlebury, Ind. Nellie fMcCannl Seagler--Elkhart, Ind. William Thorne--Constantine, Mich. 1911 George Artley--deceased Alvin Farver--Miami Beach, Fla. Samuel Hoover--Middlebury, Ind. Helen Cwinegarj Yoder--Ames, Iowa Fern QSchrockj Steele--Middlebury, Ind. Marguerite fL.ehman1 Burkholder--Elkhart, Ind. Mildred QCordreyJ Burroughs--deceased Marie QForrestI Simpson--Crane, Ind. Ernest Mil1er4-Goshen, Ind. Wesley Yoder--Goshen, Ind. 1912 Mable Showalter--Goshen, Ind. Ernest Pletcher--Miami, Fla. Maurice Luke--deceased Roy Luke--deceased Raymond Yoder--Benton, Ind. Daniel Elliott--South Bend, Ind. Luella fYoder1 Ludwig Elsie QBlough1 Plank--Middlebury, Ind. Carrie fBeachy1 Fike--Elkhart, Ind. Edith QYoderJ Mast--Elkhart, Ind. 1913 1 Harry Messner--Battle Creek, Mich. Truman Miller--deceased Peter Smith--Middlebury, Ind. David Stutzrnan--Huntington Park, Calif. Ray Kauffman--Elkhart, Ind. Mary fTetersl Shoup--Middlebury, Ind. Ethel fSmokerl Elliott--deceased Helen Cartmell--Middlebury, Ind. Florence fMiller1 Garber--Middlebury, Ind Imogene fPickrellQ Stutzman--Huntington Park Wilma fSwartz1 Varns--Middlebury, Ind. Mildred fHasson1 Welbaum--Elkhart, Ind. 1914 Clara fHoove1-I Pickrell--Middlebury, Ind. Eva fWalters1 Andrews--Sweet Home, Ore Bernice QKauffmanJ Willy--Goshen, Ind. Willis Mast--Elkhart, Ind. Elbert Pickrell--Middlebury, Ind. Jonathan Stutzman--Howell, Mich. John Prough--Goshen, Ind. Walter Babb--Middlebury, Ind. Frank Hout--Middlebury, Ind. Frank Yoder--Wesleco, Texas Noble Williams--Middlebury, Ind. 1915 Bertha QFranz1 Hassan--Middlebury, Ind. Jennie QBeersI Griffin--deceased Bernice fSmokerj Ulery--Elkhart, Ind. Vietta QMi1lerl Mahi---Goshen Marie QTroyer1 Farver--Miami Beach, Fla Thomas Walker--deceased Harry Yoder--Otsego, Mich. Carlton Smith--Elkhart, Ind. Howard Ulery--Elkhart, Ind. Ira Eigsti--Tiskilwa, Ill. Ernest Ulery--Elkhart, Ind. Clarence Miller--Kouts, Ind. Mai-land Garber--Orville, Ohio 1916 Merrill Messner--Battle Creek, Mich. Hazel fPage1 Ulery--Elkhart, Ind. Esther fTetersJ Spencer--Tuscon, Ariz. Harley Griner--deceased Ralph Steele--Elkhart, Ind. Mildred fwilliamsf Williams--Middlebury, Ind. Helen fSmithJ Fluetsh- -North Dakota Madie fZimmerman1 Lee--Cave City, Ky. Vernon Shoup--Middlebury, Ind. Viola QMessnerJ Glasgow--Peoria, Ill. sponsored By Arz FURNITURE co. Goshen 11916 Continuedl Florence fAllisonl Yoder--Benton, Ind. Samuel Blough--Middlebury, Ind. Frank Mauck--Middlebury, Ind. Leota fLukeJ Cripe--Goshen, Ind. Edith fFarverJ Garber--Middlebury, Ind. 1917 Robert D. Gannon--Middlebury, Ind. Katherine Varns--deceased Chester Artley--Michigan City, Ind. Moses Diley--Elkhart Rhea Yoder--Missionary to Indi- Elwyn bivagh--Topeka, Ind. Joseph Yoder--Elkhart, Ind. Albert Hassan--South Bend, Ind. Leta fLeerj Corson--Bristol, Ind. Clarence Yoder--Indianapolis, Ind. Alta Mishler--deceased Joseph Artley--Elkhart, Ind. Rosa QFranzQ Smoker--New Paris, Ind. Charles Babb--Milwaukee, Wis. 1918 ' Helen QAllisonJ Erwin--Jackson, Mich. Elma fFranzl Shaw--Bur Oak, Mich. Esther fEbyl Swihart--deceased Bertha QKauffmanj Blough--Topeka Edith fTroyerl Cripe--Elkhart, Ind. Louise fBurkleyl Kiser--Osceola, Ind. Mildred QTroyerl Yoder--Elkhart, Ind. Glenn Cripe--Elkhart, Ind. Fern fYoderl Ramseyer--Bluffton, Ohio Katherine fMi1lerl Ill. Francis Farver--Miami Beach, Fla. Bernice QStahleyl Griner--deceased Maude Messner--deceased Keith Nihart--Elkhart, Ind. Marland Shoup--Howe, Ind. LaMar Zimmerman--Elkhart, Ind. 1919 Marlen Frederick--San Fernando, Calif. Lillian fLitweilerQ Yoder--Goshen, Ind. Dorothy QKellettj Wambaugh--Goshen, Ind. Maxwell Hutchinson--Detroit, Mich. Bernice fKauffmanl Mast--Goshen, Ind. Jay Wambaugh--Goshen, Ind. Rosemond Walker--Middlebury, Ind. Olen Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. Ruth fMillerl Nihart--Elkhart, Ind. McKinley Elliott--San Antonio, Texas Lola QScottJ Caton--Middlebury, Ind. 1920 Daniel Franz--Middlebury, Ind. 11920 Continued, Elizabeth fHooverl Johnson- -Sparta, Mich Thomas Gohn--Evanston, Ill. Lester Kindy--Pontiac, Mich. Hazel QShowalterl Miller--Mansfield, Ohio Vernon Stutzman--Goshen, Ind. Marjorie fSchrockl Shoup--Howe, Ind. David O. Nihart--Dade City, -Fla. Ruth fYoderj Kortimier--Goshen, Ind. Paul Schrock--deceased Ruth fRisserJ Sellers--Elkton, Va. Henry Yoder- -Ann Arbor, Mich.- Edith Pletcher--Goshen, Ind. Harley Nihart--Middlebury, Ind. Pauline fMessnerjtBuck1er--Evanston, Ill. 1921 - Maurice Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. . Lucile Moser--deceased ' Carl P. Luke--Middlebury, Ind. Alma fYoderJ Nusbaum--Dunlap, Ind. Cleo fNusbaumJ Jones--White Cloud, Mich Harold.Hershberger--Middlebury, Ind. Lucille fYoderl Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. Monida fMessnerl Lichtenberger--Elkhart, Ind. Walter Nihart--Rhode Island Inez QLeeJ Eby--Middlebury, Ind. Purden fTrimmerl Gardner--Goshen, Ind. 1922 Bien Lifweuer--south Bend, Ind. Thelma fF'rverj Hout--Middlebury, Ind. Verne fKauffmanl Bloss--Middlebury, Ind. Ralph Nusbaum--Los Angeles, Calif. Paul Blough--Bristol, Ind. Cletus Schrbck--Millersburg, Ind. Jonathan Yoder- -India Mabel fliauffmanj Nihart,--Dedham, Mass. Ruby fYoderj Mishler--North Lima, Ohio Audrey fMessnerl Holdeman--Elkhart, Ind. Florence fCooperl Fisel--Elkhart, Ind. 1923 Orland R. Eash--Cleburn, Texas Evelyn fSwartzl Hachett--Goshen, Ind. Ray C. Gohn--Goshen, Ind. Paul Mishler--North Lima, Ohio Mary fMishlerl Eash--LaGrange, Ind. Sara E. fLiningerl Hiestand--Bloomington, Ind. Horner Miller--Goshen, Ind. Dorothy QEdwardsl Sperry--Grand Rapids, Mich. Jonathan Hostetler--Peoria, Ill. Sponsored By GOSHEN IMPLEMENT CO. Goshen 71 H923 Continued, Mark Y. Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. Viola E. Franz--Fort Wayne, Ind. Samuel Yoder--Goshen, Ind. Ruth fSmithl Van Duesen--Aurora, Ill. Mary Beals Wilbur Hostetler- -India Violette fKarchj Thornton--Elkhart, Ind. Victor Shoup--Middlebury, Ind. Rollin Replogle--Goshen, Ind. Mary Cooper--Elkhart, Ind. Elsie Yoder--Elkhart, Ind. J. Roy Miller--South Bend, Ind. Roscoe Morse--Goshen, Ind. Marguerite fCatonl Bickel Edith fSmithl Eash--Middlebury, Ind. Albert Yoder--Elkhart, Ind. William Nusbaum- -Cleveland, Ohio Dorothy fSherckl Parker--Albion, Ind. Orley Bailey--Elkhart, Ind. M5'xie Whittlinger--Richmond, Ind. 1924 Arla QTroyerl Schrock--deceased Nellie fMillerl Ebersole--Canton, Ohio Bertha Banta--Albany, N. Y. Helen fwittlingerj Schrogham- -Middlebury, Ind. Warren Kindy--Troy, Ohio Osie QShowalterj King--Marshall, Mich. Hubert Wise--Elkhart, Ind. Genevieve Qliauffmanj Sills--Evanston, Ill. Kathryn fwalterl McCreary--Goshen, Ind. Mabel QYoderl Hershberger--Youngstown, Ohio Calvin D. Ulery--Elkhart, Ind. Oliver Cripe--Middlebury, Ind. Edwina fNicklerl Gordon--Brighton, Ind. Walter Kindy--South Bend, Ind. l925 Helen fGohnl McKibbin--Goshen. Ind. Helen fHilel McTurnan--Columbia, Mo. Orene fliauffrnanj Diener--Goshen, Ind. J. Lloyd Trump--Urbana, Ill. Clarence Fike--Middlebury, Ind. Daniel Eby--Milford Center, Ohio Marybelle fStutzmanl Smoker--Flannigan, Ill. Verba Keyser--Goshen, Ind. Harry Smith--Elkhart, Ind. Myrtle fSherckl Oxender--Constantine, Mich. Paul Powell--Lawrenceburg, Ind. 11925 Continued, Kenneth Krider- -Middlebury, Ind. Naomi fSchrockJ Hartzler--Clarksville, Mich. 1926 Mildred fGohnl Pike--Middlebury, Ind. Alice Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Wilda QMessnerl Bedencop--Elkhart, Ind. Ralph Troyer--Elkhart, Ind. Rubye QKitsonl Wise--Michigan City, Ind. Doris fNihartl Krider--Middlebury, Ind. Wilma Shank--Elkhart, Ind. Oliver Cassady--Muncie, Ind. Lester Breniser--La Junta, Colo. Ruth fSchrockl Decker--Wolcottville, Ind. Mary fHarperl Paul--Elkhart, Ind. Chester Nusbaurn--Middlebury, Ind. Lucille fShellenbergerl Cook--Elkhart, Ind Dorothy fZimmermanj Steele--Middlebury, Ind. Ethel fShowalterD Stahley- -Constantine Haines McKibbin--Goshen, Ind. Russell Evans--Whiting, Ind. Weldon Eyer--Goshen, Ind. Mable fSchrockl Snyder--New Paris, Ind. Irene fTroyerl Rogers--Goshen, Ind. James Bailey--Bristol, Ind. Wilma fThorntonl Morse--Goshen, Ind. Gladys Cassady--deceased Ralph Fike--Union, Mich. China Smith--Goshen, Ind. Alice fSchrockJ Garber 1927 R-ifgye fSunthimerJ Funk- -Millersburg, Ind Helen fPowellJ Steele- -Middlebury, Ind. Elizabeth fLuftj Anglernyer--Elkhart, Ind. Clifford Boyer--Goshen, Ind. Ethel fEisenhourJ Bowman-- Virgil Rosentrader-- John Bockus--Middlebury. Ind. Alvin Thomas--Goshen, Ind. Wilbur Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Florence fThorntonl Bloss--Elkhart, Lester Replogle-- 1928 Charles Bailey--Elkhart, Ind. Ralph French--Payne, Ohio Allen Ivins--Bristol, Ind. Floyd Kauffman--Nappanee, Ind. Paul Kauffman- -Elkhart, Ind. Irene fKriderl Breiner--Long Island, N. Y Alvin Steele-'-Middlebury, Ind. Ind . Sponsored By MILLER RESTAURANT Middlebury 1192.8 Continuedl Glenn Troyer--South Bend, Ind. Bernice Qwilliamsj Isenberg--Detroit, Mich. Harold Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Howard Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Ruth fLiningerJ Dobson--Mansfield, Ohio Samuel Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Gerald Miller--North Manchester, Ind. Margaret Rosentrader--Churubusco, Ind. 1929 Delvin Bailey--LaGrange, Ind. Eunice fSherchl King--Vicksburg, Mich. Anna fWise1 Cripe--Goshen, Ind. Madge Thornton--deceased Erura Cassady--deceased Leta QReplogleQ Geerts--Colorado Frances lBockusl Hostetler--White Pigeon, Mich. Vera fYoder, Bickel--Elkhart, Ind. Kenneth Kauffman--Fort Wayne, Ind. John Sunthimer- -Elkhart, Ind. Paul Harper--Middlebury, Ind. Lloyd Hostetler--Goshen, Ind. LaMar Garber--Elkhart, Ind. Nelson Farber--Goshen, Ind. Wilma fPletcherD Leinbach--Moore Park, Mich. Paton Yoder- -California Orpha fNusbaumJ Hite--Elkhart, Ind. Roinn Miller-I-Sturgis, Mich. Erma QReplogleJ Schlutter--Elkhart, Ind. Harvey Sherck--Goshen, Ind. 1930 Glenn Eisenhour--New Paris, Ind. Evelyn fKriderl Scharnerhorn--Bristol, Ind. Ruth E. fTroyerj Eyer--Damascus, Syria Mary Louise fweybrightl Templeton-- Elkhart, Ind. Violet fB1ossJ White--Chicago, Ill. Leone QSholtyl Van Scoik--Elkhart, Ind. Alpha Mae fYoderJ Miller--Goshen, Ind. Helen M. fHooverQ Eyer--Goshen, Ind. Rachel fSchrockQ Weybright--Syracuse, Ind. Mae V. QBlossQ VonBlon--Goshen, Ind. Paulena Mae fStumpQ Miller--Cassopolis, Mich. Florence QNusbaumj Kwilinski--Middlebury, Ind. Ashley A. French--Holden, Mo. John M. Williams--Rochester, N. Y. Grover D. Cripe--deceased Walter Lovejoy--Middlebury, Ind. 11930 Continued, Romine Bickel-- Clarence Eyer--Damascus, Syria 1931 Paul E. Kindig--Chicago, Ill. Robert Clodfelter--Chicago, Ill. Elvan Brandeberry---Detroit, Mich. Wayne Cooper--Vicksburg, Mich. Trella fYoderJ Weiss--Mishawaka, Ind. Sanford B. Eash--Goshen, Ind. Jennie QEbyJ Hendrickson- -Elkhart, Ind. Dorothy Elliott--Goshen, Ind. Ralph Garber--Benton, Ind. Ellen KGardnerl Miller--Millersburg, Ind. Walter Hooley--Middlebury, Ind. Orval Kalb--Middlebury, Ind. Mary fKindyJ Eyer--Constantine, Mich. Carlyle Kitson--Sturgis, Mich. John Lehman--Dunlap, Ind. Helen QLitwillerJ Plank--Goshen, Ind. Guy Lovejoy--Middlebury, Ind. John Sumner Morse--Middlebury, Ind. Mabel fNusbauml Kalb--Middlebury, Ind. Kathryn QPoyserJ Smith--Middlebury, Ind. Chester Schmidt--Middlebury, Ind. Noble Sherck--Goshen, Ind. Hugh Siegel--Tacoma, Wash. Arlene fSiegelJ Long--Vistula, -Ind. Francis Yoder--Detroit, Mich. Gerald Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Orlan Yoder--deceased 1932 Thurland J. Albert--Middlebury, Ind. Lowell O. Troyer--Mich. George D. Blough--Goshen, Ind. Ralph O. Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Blanch V. fLukel Garber Rosemary N. fFlynnl Jackson--Bass Lake Ind. Harriet E. fHooverQ Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Beatrice Krider- -Middlebury, Ind. Helen E. fMottl Carson--Middlebury, Ind. Juanita fYoderj Ristow--Downey, Calif. Bertha B. fLehmanJ Rogers--Bristol, Ind. Byron E. Wise--Greenwood, Del. Oveta B. QKalb1 Gardner--Goshen, Ind. Dorthea C. fYoderQ Kindy- -South Bend, Ind. Ernest E. Miller--Goshen, Ind. Chris Bowers--Middlebury, Ind. LeRoy Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Sponsored By MILLER'S FOOTWEAR Goshen 1933 Q Ernest Bowman--Milford, Ind. Velma fBrandeberryJ Lawrence--Urbana, Ohio Russel Corson--Middlebury, Ind. Elmer Eyer--Constantine, Mich. Annabel fFlynnQ Benner--Middlebury, Ind. Paul Garber- -Middlebury, Ind. Evelyn fHarperl Eash--Elkhart, Ind. Calvin Hershberger--Middlebury, Ind. Earl Hively Hazel QI-Iivelyj Drake--Elkhart, I.nd. Dorothy fHoutJ Wales--Elkhart, Ind. Violet Krider--Middlebury, Ind. Mary Lantz Shart--Congerville, Ill. Titus Schrock--Kansas Viola fSherckj Stark--Goshen, Ind. Ruth fShoupj Gates--Indianapolis, Ind. Herald Shoup--Middlebury, Ind. Wilson Shoup--Angola, Ind. Lotus Troyer--Meadows, Ill. Grace Yoder--Tuscon, Ariz. Verna fYode1-I Weaver--Goshen, Ind. 1934 Charles Gardner--Goshen, Ind. Richard Clodfelter--Middlebury, Ind. Elberta fMillerQ Berry--Middlebury, Ind. Kathleen fGohnQ Alleshouse--Goshen, Ind. Russell Luke--Goshen, Ind. Evelyn QBoydj Lutz--White Pigeon, Mich. Velma fCripej Carteaux--Walkerton, Ind. Orus Eash--Traverse City, Mich. Frederick Freeland--Fort Wayne, Ind. Louis QKirkdoferl Cane--Mishawaka, Ind. Alvin Hershberger--Middlebury, Ind. LaVonne fKriderl Carnahan--Indianapolis, Ind. Franklin Mishler--Middlebury, Ind. Maxine Powell--Chicago, Ill. Charles Schlotterbach--Kalamazoo, Mich. Virgil Schmidt--deceased Thomas Schumacher--White Pigeon, Mich. Robert Showalter--Gainesville, Fla. Junior Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. Maurine Qwelbaumj Prebble--Elkhart, Ind. Marjorie QYoderQ Sherck--Goshen, I.nd. Woodrow Mishler--Middlebury, Ind. Francis Eby--Middlebury, Ind. 1935 LaVoid Bigler--Goshen, Ind. George Bloom--Elkhart, Ind. Thelma QBlosserJ Bender--Millersburg, Ind. 11935 Continued, I Willis Bontrager--Middlebury, Ind. Robert Cassady--Washington, D. C. Jay Dover--Elkhart, Ind. Calin Elliott--Buchanan, Mich. Erma fEashj McCleary--Elkhart, Ind. Helen fEyerl Clodfelter--Middlebury, Ind. Charles Fike- -Middlebury, Ind. Ralph Freisner--Elkhart, Ind. Victor Gardner--Middlebury, Ind. Emory Gross--Bristol, Ind. Charles Hoover--Needham, Mass. Vivian QHoutJ Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Ouia fKalbl Hershberger--Middlebury, Ind. Wayne Kindy--Middlebury, Ind. Glenn Lovejoy--Middlebury, Ind. Luther Lower--Wolcottville, Ind. Ralph Miller--Dunlap, Ind. Leora Morse--Goshen, Ind. Dorotha QNauglej Lambright--Middlebury, Ind. Noble Nusbaum- -Middlebury, Ind. Robert Reed--deceased Frances fRimple'rl Miller--Goshen, Ind. Arthur Sherck--Goshen, Ind. Maxine fShoupl Kleckner--Middlebury, Ind. Romaine QStacklerj Rupholdt--Goshen, Ind. Anna fSteelel Deihl--Middlebury, Ind. Barbara fSunthimerl Koontz--Middlebury, Ind. Kenneth Troyer--Middlebury, Ind. Anna fWannerD Stoddard--Encino, Calif. 1936 FEW fBowmanJ Aiberf--Middlebury, Ind. Johnwilliam Boyer--Pheonix, Ariz. LeRoy B. Caton--Goshen, Ind. Ruth L. Covert-- Emkna Evelyn fEbyl Wert--Elkhart, Ind. Robert Wayne Garman--Elkhart, Ind. Allen Garber--Elkhart, Ind. Maxine QGohnl Schrock--Middlebury, Ind.. Kathryn fGrabillJ Newhauser--Grabill, Ind. Mary Elizabeth Hoover- -Middlebury, Ind. Glenn LaVern Kindy--Goshen, Ind. Luella Marie fLukel Eliott--North Charleston, S. C. Dean E. McDonald--Middlebury, Ind. Esther E. Miller Lillian Dorothy Ovlillerl Cooper--Vicksburg Mich. P Carol fMonasmithl Barton--Elkhart, Ind.X Raymond G. Mott--Middlebury, Ind. 74 Sponsored By HONEYACRUST BAKERY Goshen 0936 Continued, Velda fPletcherl Hooley--Shipshewana, Ind. Norval D. Poyser--Middlebury, Ind. Margaret Schumacher--Chicago, Ill. Janice Shoup--Middlebury, Ind. James H. Schrock--New Paris, Ind. Margaret L. fSmithJ Paff--Goshen, lnd. Jessie R. Teeple Dean Williams--Goshen, Ind. Thelma Carol QYoderJ Schrock--Goshen, Ind 1937 'EEQ Blough--Middlebury, Ind. Orville Blosser--Canada June Bockus--Middlebury, Ind. Ruth fBockusj Mauck--Middlebury, Ind. Cecil Eby--Middlebury, Ind. Richard Elliott Josephine fFlynnQ Winkley--Brookfield, Ill. Rosalind QGannonJ Hoover--Needham, Mass Verda fGardnerQ Ewing--Heston, Kans. Carol fHoutD Miller--Elkhart, Ind. Frances Krider--Middlebury, Incl. Paul Mullett--Middlebury, Ind. Alvin Nusbaum--Middlebury, Ind. Marcella QSchrockJ Rogers--Columbia City, Ind. Ruby QSchrockJ Miller--Goshen, Ind. Lucille QSchurnacherJ Chenoworth--White Pigeon, Mich. Vernon Shoety--Syracuse, lnd. Marie QShowalte1-I Norris--LaGrange, Ind. Rachel KSteelel Cox--Mishawaka, Ind. Everett Shoup--Middlebury, Ind. Lydia Mae Stennp Robert Teeple 1938 Randall Artley--Nappannee, Ind. Byron Balyeat--Middlebury, Ind. Wilma fBeMillerl Garman--Elkhart, Ind. Don Bowman--Middlebury, Ind. Cleo fCatonJ Borg--Elkhart, Ind. Jeanne fDingsj Poyser Donald Dover--Elkhart, lnd. Mary Ellen fFarverI Mullett--Middlebury Rachel fFikeQ Huff--Elkhart, Ind. Junior Hershberger--Middlebury, Ind. Edith QKauffmanj Reimer--LaGrange, Ind. Gerald Kindy--Warsaw, Ind. Jewel fKindyj Luke--Goshen, Ind. Paul Kindy--Adjunta, Porto Rico Florence fKriderQ Dodson--Whitestown, Ind. Arlowene fLukej Corbin--Inverness, Fla. 11938 Continued, Farver Smucker--Middleburyg Ind. Kathryn Miller--Elkhart, Ind. Dale Shoup--Hammond, Ind. Robert Sommer Herbert Troyer--St. Paul, Minn. Howard Wynykoski--deceased Arlene fYoderJ Holdread--Goshen, Ind. Corinne fYoderl Kindy--Goshen, Ind. Velma QYoderl Bender--Goshen, Ind. Glenna fYoderl Kindy--Middlebury, Ind. Junior Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. 1939 George Bickel--Goshen, Ind. Ethel fBoyerJ Burkholder--Pheonix, Ariz Robert Dover--Chicago, Ill. Howard Elliott--Goshen, Ind. Harriett Eykholt Dean Garber--Goshen, Ind. Frank Gardner--Goshen, Ind. Wayne Haas--Elkhart, lnd. Willis Kaufman--Huston, Texas Donna Belle QKindyj Hershberger--Midd. Evelyn fKindigj Mishler--Portland, Ore.' Helen fLehmanJ Rogers--Fort Wayne, Ind. Beverly lMendhamJ Andrews--Elkhart, Ind. Arwilda Showalter--Go shen, IndL Robert Smith William Snyder Lucille lWynykoskiJ Roth--Elkhart, Ind. 1940 Russell Artley--Goshen, Ind. Warren BeMiller--California Duane Bloss--Bristol, Ind. Robert Blough--Lima, Ohio Harriet QBrandeberryl Garman--Middlebury Daisy fCatonl Stonehouse--Indianapolis, Ind. Velda Chupp Frederick Farver--Elkhart, Ind. Robert Gannon, Jr. --Monticello, Ind. Mary fGardnerQ Newhouser--Leo, Ind. ' Lyman Gross Richard Hassan--Middlebury, Ind. Delvin Hostetler--South Bend, Ind, Richard Hout--Shipshewana, Ind. Robert Jackson--Elkhart, Ind. Betty Jean fKurtzj Stump--Goshen, Ind. Maxine fMcClearyj Keyser--Goshen, Ind. Leola fMi1lerj Plank--Leesburg, Ind. Clara KMitterlingJ Moyer--Elkhart, Ind. Keith Plank--Denver, Colo. Darlene fShoupJ Kazanecki--Goshen, Ind. Sponsored By BLOSSER MOTOR SALES Middlebury 75 11940 Continued? Marjorie Shoup--Middlebury, Ind. Shirley QSmuckerJ Essig--Goshen, Ind. Gordon Sommer--Chicago, Ill. Maxine fStonerJ Covert--Goshen, Ind. Charles Ulrich--Goshen, Ind. Bonnie Jeanne fWiseJ Ferninger--Middlebury, Ind. Imogene fWilliamsl Ulrich--Goshen, Ind. 1941 Alberta fAugsbergerj Hartzler--Topeka, Ind. Charles D. Beck--Elkhart, Ind. Willis Bigler--Goshen, Ind. Otto Harold Doutlick--Vistula Paul Elliott--Mishawaka, Ind. Clyde Ferninger--Middlebury, Ind. J. D. Garber--Elkhart, Ind. Joan Maxine fGarrnanJ Bordon--Elkhart, Ind. Phyllis fGarmanJ Bowers--Middlebury, Ind. LaMar Gohn--Middlebury, Ind. Roberta QHa.ssanj Jackson--Elkhart, Ind. Margaret fliauffmanj Kaufman--Middlebury, Ind. ' Miriam Lucille fKindyD Young--Middlebury, Ind. Richard Lehman--Rhinelander, Wis. Lloyd A. Mitterling--Lansing, Mich. Raymond Replogle--Three Rivers, Mich. Mary Frances Ulrichson Geraldine fVarnsJ Warstler--Middlebury, Ind. Fred Allen Walker, Jr. --Cleveland, Ohio Lloyd Ray Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Floyd Jay Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Margaret QYoderj Solomon--South Bend, Ind. Wilbur Junior Garman--Middlebury, Ind. 1942. med Albrecht--Goshen, Ind. Leonard Baer--Fort Wayne, Ind. Allen Barrett--Elkhart, Ind. Cleo QBlossl York--Goshen, Ind. Esther fBowman, Buchanan--Elkhart, Ind. Kathryn QBontragerl Miller--Florida Robert Breniser--Middlebury, Ind. Maxine QConradJ Pressler--Goshen, Ind. Myron Dories--Manchester, N. H. Alice fGatesQ Penrose--Goshen, Ind. Carolyn Grove--Vistula, Ind. Donald Hershberger--Middlebury, Ind. Doneta fHers'hbergerl Burkhardt-- Middlebury, Ind. Phyllis QHostetlerj Dawson--Greenfield, Ind. 0942. Continued, Junior Kauffman- -Indianapolis , Ind. LaVerne McClain--Constantine, Mich. LaDonna fMitterlingJ McGlove--Elkhart, Ind. Robert Pollock--Goshen, Ind. Alma Jean Ringenberg--Nappanee, Ind. Joe Stahley--Treasure Island, Calif. Loretta Showalter--Goshen, Ind. Maynard Schrock- -South Bend, Ind. Norma Jane QSchrockJ Hoover--Elkhart, Ind. June fStone,rj Gnivecki--South Bend, Ind. Harold Ulrich--Middlebury, Ind. Eileen fYoderl Ulrich--Middlebury, Ind. Doris Yoder--Goshen, Ind. Roy York- -Goshen, Ind. 1943 Lucille QArtleyJ Badorek--Ligonier, Ind. Betty fAugsbergerQ Moyer--Moyerstown, Pa. Richard Prough Jay Buchtel--Plymouth, Ind. Robert Caton--deceased Betty fCa1-perl Smeltzer--Middlebury, Ind. Maxine QDowtyQ Mottville, Mich. Romaine fFarverQ Beal--White Pigeon, Mich. Colleen fFikeQ Kunkle--Elkhart, Ind. Jane CFreelandj Spolorac--Buffalo, N. Y. Lila fGatesj Penrose--Goshen, Ind. Kent Hassan--Buchanan, Mich. Clyde Hochstedler--Akron, Ind. Charles G. Juday--deceased Martha Keim--Goshen, Ind. Norma Jane QKindyQ DeVolder--Mishawaka Ind. Jay Nihart--Elkhart, Ind. Thelma QKlinel Nusbaum--Middlebury, Ind Donna fReplog1el Zigler--Middlebury, Ind. Dorothy fShoupj Blough--Goshen, Ind. Nancy Varns--Middlebury, Ind. Virginia fwilliamsl DeWilde--Goshen, Ind. Dan Wynykoski--Elkhart, Ind. Wallace Yoder--New Paris, Ind. Ruth CYorkQ Reed--Fort Wayne, Ind. 1944 Willard Albrecht--Middlebury, Ind. Max Bontrager--Elkhart, Ind. Bertha Brandenberger Carolyn QB:-eniserl Ho stetler- - Middlebury, Ind . 76 Sponsored By FORKSVILLE FEED MILL Middlebury Q1944 Continuedj Lawrence Bratton, Jr. --Mottville, Mich. Melvin Broadsworth, Jr. --White Pigeon, Mich. Delores QGilkisonl Brown--White Pigeon, Mich. Jane QHershbergerD MacKenzie--Fowler, Ind. Samuel Hoover, Jr. --Middlebury, Ind. Donald Hostetler--Middlebury, Ind. Harold Kindy--Lima, Ohio Charlene fMcCrearyQ Tyson Betty fMecumj Elliott--Goshen, Ind. Amzie Miller, Jr. --Middlebury, Ind. George Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Reginald Miller--Fort Wayne, Ind. Laura fStonerQ Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Richard Stutz--Middlebury, Ind. Edna fTroyerj Yoder--Goshen, Ind.f Helen fVincentl Weirich--Middlebury, Ind. 1945 Harold Bontreger--Middlebury, Ind. Carter Caton--Middlebury, Ind. Richard Eash--Army Betty lGarberj Luke--Goshen, Ind. Richard Gohn--Army Junior Keim- -Army Mary Urieiml Miller--Goshen, Ind. Leota fMcKibbinQ Nihart--Middlebury, Ind. Mary QLehmanJ Pollock--Goshen, Ind. James Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Glenn Jay Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Pauline fMitter1ingl Hoogenboom--Goshen, Ind. Donna Nethercutt Goshen, Ind. Calvin Nihart--Middlebury, Ind. Audrey fShamoryl Yoder--Goshen, Ind. Roy Sherck--Goshen, Ind. l LeNora fVincentJ Wolfe--Elkhart, Ind. 1946 , Eldoretta fBlossQ Burkholder--Elkhart, Ind. Mary Lou fBrattonl Niblock--Middlebury, Ind. Vivian fBroadsworthj Platz--Middlebury, Ind. Jack Buchtel--South Bend, Ind. Ruth fBurkhardtJ Moore Dorothy Jean fFermJ Kline--Elkhart, Ind. Gretchen fFranzj Frederick- -Norwood Park, Ill. Jerold Hostetler--Francisville, Ind. Beverly Jean fHoutI Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Harold Mauck--Middlebury, Ind. Lester Miller--Canada Allen Kent Morrison--Army Irene fReplog1eQ Stephic--Elkhart, Ind. 11946 Continued, Hilda Showalter Don Smucker--Middlebury, Ind. Robert Stutz--Goshen, Ind. Mervin Swartzentruber Stanley E. Vincent--Middlebury, Ind. Levi S. Weirich--Middlebury, Ind. Charles Witmer--South Bend, Ind. 1947 Robert Irelan--Bristol, Ind. William B. Beall--White Pigeon, Mich., Gerald Welbaum--Elkhart, Ind. Lenore fBalyeatJ Clark--Lafayette, Ind. Jacquelyn fCripeJ Walter--Middlebury, Ind. Bernard Caton--Middlebury, Ind. Roberta fHostetlerJ Fisher--Goshen, Ind. Roger Krider--Middlebury, Ind. Ethel Mr:Creary--Goshen, Ind. James Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Richard Miller--Army Chester Niblock, Jr. --Middlebury, Ind. Herbert Nihart--White Pigeon, Mich. Stanley Nihart--Middlebury, Ind. Adeline Packard--Elkhart, Ind. Betty Pollock--Cedartown, Ga. Margaret QSchrockl Shoup--Middlebury, Ind Robert Schrock--Elkhart, Ind. Torn Tahara--Middlebury, Ind. Frank Tressler, Jr. --Army Sara Ulery--Bristol, Ind. Tom Wood--Middlebury, Ind. Florence QYoderJ Teeter--Long Beach,Ca1if Maurice Yoder Mary Jean fYoderl Griner--Rochester, Ind. 1948 Miriam Keim--Osceola, Ind. Sallie fFeel Andresen- -Elkhart, Ind. Eileen fwatsonl Constantine, Mich. Jeanne Miller--Elkhart, Ind. Miriam fTroyerl Showalter--Goshen, Ind. Margaret Kauffman--Middlebury, Ind. Fontaine QCatonl Strycker--Goshen, Ind. Shirley fCatonj Borg--Elkhart, Ind. Joan QUlrich, Kauffman-'-Middlebury, Ind. Sue Ann fNorrisl DeFoe--LaGrange, Ind. Helen fMauckJ Yoder--Bremen, Ind. Delores fNihartD Troyer--Middlebury, Ind. John Rheinheimer Harold Hooley--deceased Alfred Ferm- -Army Richard Beall--Ligonier, Ind. Walter Vincent--Elkhart, Ind. Merlin Witmer--Navy Sponsored By E. A. TROYER Middlebury 71 Q1948 Continued, Gordon MacKenzie- -Bloomington, Ind. Robert Mauck- -Alaska Donald Shoup--Middlebury, Ind. Robert Conrad--Middlebury, Ind. John Shoup--Middlebury, Ind. Chris Tressler--Middlebury, Ind. Myron Oesch--Middlebury, Ind. Elmer Troyer--Middlebury, Ind. Janet fMcKibbinJ Powell--Middlebury, Harold Caton--Goshen, Ind. 1949 Kime Tahara-fMiddlebury, Ind. Charles Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Jeanne Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. Martha Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Donald Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Virginia fSchrockj Paulson--Calif. Harold Mishler--Middlebury, Ind. Dalis Ann Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. Ind. Virginia QCarperl Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. Lucille fTruexJ Hamilton--Middlebury, Ind. Leanna fGibsonl Brown--Bristol, Ind. Gloria QPhippsl Barnes--Middlebury, Ind. Harry Evans--Elkhart, Ind. Roger Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. Robert Barnes--Middlebury, Ind. Paul Swartzentruber--Middlebury, Ind. Toby Miller--Goshen, Ind. Eli Weirich--Middlebury, Ind. Donald Mockler--Middlebury, Ind. Eldon Ferm--Bristol, Ind. 1950 Luella Albrecht--Middlebury, Ind. Bruce Barwick--Middlebury, Ind. Dick Bowman--Middlebury, Ind. Sharon fBuchtell Miller--Elkhart, Ind. Donald Cripe--Middlebury, Ind. Judy fCummingsJ Stutz--Middlebury, Ind. Donald Kauffman--Goshen, Ind. Robert Kauffman--Middlebury, Ind. Ronald Keene--Middlebury, Ind. Dian Krider--Middlebury, Ind. Bonnie Lou Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Gail Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Marcia fMi11erj Mockler--Middlebury, Max Miller Allen Norris--Middlebury, Ind. Julian Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. Virginia Stutzf-Elkhart, Ind. Ind . 11950 Continued, Tom Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. John Hooley--Middlebury, Ind. J udy Evans--Elkhart, Ind. 1951 Sandra Buchtel--Middlebury, Ind. Donald Christy--Middlebury, Ind. Flora QComstockD Cornwell, White Pigeon Mich. Carmen Cripe--Middlebury, Ind. Alvin Cross--Middlebury, Ind. Maurine Eash--Middlebury, Ind. Louis Eisgruber--Germany Richard Evans--Elkhart, Ind. Jolene QGarberJ Barwick- -Middlebury, Mary Miller--Elkhart, Ind. David Gibson--Middlebury, Ind. Doris Koerner--Middlebury, Ind. Martha Pickrell--Middlebury, Ind. Magdi Reffel--Germany Gaylord Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. Donna Steele--Middlebury, Ind. Edna fSwartzentruberD Hostet1er-- Indianapolis, Ind. Mary Lou fUlrichl Heighn--Brighton, Lois fVincentl Miller--Goshen, Ind. Lyle Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. 1952 Carol Cummings--Middlebury, Ind. Delores Ferm--Middlebury, Ind. Rae Ann Fike--Middlebury, Ind. Mary Griffin--Richmond, Va. Kathryn Mauck--Middlebury, Ind. Marjorie Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Joanne Plank--Middlebury, Ind. Grace Schrock--Middlebury, Ind. Mertice Yoder--Middlebury, Ind. William Bradshaw- -Middlebury, Norman Caton- -Middlebury, Ind. Donald Fisher--Middlebury, Ind. Robert Hooley--Middlebury, Ind. William Hout--Middlebury, Ind. Roger Kindy--Middlebury, Ind. Randall Mauck--Middlebury, Ind. Elmer Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Thomas Miller--Middlebury, Ind. Richard Smith--Middlebury, Ind. Darrel Steele--Middlebury, Ind. Joel West--Middlebury, Ind. Robert Hout--Middlebury, Ind. Ind . In Ind . sponsored By MY1-:R's MEN's WEAR Elkhart d '- ' xg X Gqufoy 'zaflga K f if Lf' WALSWORTH' l..n.o,..,r..a A n-...na by wnmwonfn nnoncnl Mnullne. lo., u, 1, A. G-5. 4 NC' : .px 0 '02 . Q QQ .3+,.-ev' ,x bg' D 5,0 .:.:'0'M' . 4 xQ.9NsQ.k.7'. - . .Q , -,Q-.,,.Qg.,qy4gg ef J -2, x . ' v 'Q - u 5 H Q Ns 3-.'q'.', ',' X 1 4 4 ,.'y.sf:.e,Q-'eo ' ' ' N a Wi'6'MB-Wk -wwfxww-.f':'-.-fr f X f M-4 a,0Q0,'w.- vim 1' 90 .n.'0o, .'w se- ' , n A Q,g.,':,a,,h v 'Q .Q Vu '3' X 1,0 'q-mv-' X, Q.. . ' 1 X l:1llIlllIIW'um W W f if X GLORIES OF THE GARDEN U! I I 3 'Za r J' . - e 5 1 3 e X, r 1- 6 2 S 71. - v S' I . x SERVICE QUALITY LW we Gwwma 'moss wno WANT THE R51' y Arnerica's Most Helpful Garden Book Issued Twice Yearly, Free on Request Established - 1896 Incorporated - 1922 Fifty-One Years Under The Same Management U. S. 20, Thirty Miles East Of South Bend Dr. M. S. Teters--- ---President Clarence Wesdorp--- ---Vice-President Kenneth Krider ---------- Secretary Vernon H. Krider -------- Treasurer And General Manager THE KRIDER NURSERIES, INC Horne Of Festival The Thornless Rose QPatent 545, Middlebury Indiana - 5: vg5k1'5 j,g,f'A , C omplime nt s Of R. S. Sutula Good Portraits Need Not Be Expensive Phone 3-2609 206 1fZ South Main Elkhart Indiana Every Price A Low Price Every Day At The W. W. Wilt, Inc. Super Market Serving You Is Our P1easure 100 Block Easy Shopping Place Elkhart Avenue and Jackson Boulevard Compliments Of O. S. Keene Machine Co., Inc. Manufacturers Of E-Z. Corn Poppers And Metal Stampings Middlebury Indiana Compliments Of First National Bank , I I Member Of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Goshen Indiana I THANK YOU! Because of you, our sponsors and patrons, we have our 1952-'53 year- book. Because of you, we can enjoy through the years this picture story of our high school years. Because of you, we have a yearbook that will often bring happiness to the students of our school and to the parents and friends who can enjoy with them the memories portrayed on these pages. To you, our sponsors and patrons, we are truly grateful. PATRONS Dr. E. gB. Norris . . . .... Middlebury Dr. J. H. Nelson. . . . . . Middlebury Dr. D. L. Miller. . . . . . Middlebury Charles Hout ..... . . . Middlebury Kauffman's Dri-Gas .... . . . Middlebury Middlebury Dairy ....... . . . Middlebury Hooley Poultry Company .... . . . Middlebury Speicker 81 Miller. . . . . . Middlebury Shop with Pleasure in ' Northern Indiana's most Modern Department Store Jz0fAe'55' Wulf Serving the Community for over Forty-Eight years. Goshen Auto Dealer-'s Association .... . . . Middlebury, Indiana ? 5 v v 5 ZA' ' iifli-15.1 -Bn'-Dila.-N' ' 'Mi ' ..:JF,6iDi4bIEh'3e'1Hl' ' '-I' .w wr -Q - w -5 . .,?.'4 '. . ' uc. 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