Middlebury High School - Middiette Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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Barb Rick Karen Glenda Norah Don Ann Marcia Tim Becky Virgil Kee Carolyn Denny Karen La Verne Harriet Jerry Elaine Sharon Wade Becky Mary Ann Arlene Wilbur Joyce Glen Naomi Delbert Mary Sue Treva Charlotte Barb Charles Lawrence

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In our Sophomore year we took a biology field trip to Chicago and chose our class rings with the help of Ann Hooley, Harriet Scharrer, and Becky Thursby. Our Junior year proved to be very full and enjoyable. Becky Bamell and Mary Sue Wan-berg joined our class in the fall. We elected the following class officers: President, Glen Kauffman; Vice President, Rick Shellenberger; Secretary, Ree Kurtz; Treasurer, Harriet Bontrager; and Reporter, Norah Johnson. Our sponsors for this exciting year were Mrs. Smith and Mr. Fisher. Our rings arrived in October and we showed them off with pride for several weeks. During the basketball season we sold our first concessions. Our class play, The Hoosier Schoolmaster. was presented in April. Our projects for this year included a very successful magazine drive, a bake sale, and a car wash. In May we gave the Seniors a banquet at the ABZ Restaurant in Elkhart. Jungle in Paradise was the theme that we used. We chose our class colors and ordered and received our sweaters shortly before school was dismissed. Our Senior year finally arrived. We added our final two members to the class. Don Hostetler and Dennis Sherck gave us a total of forty-one members. Thirteen of these have been classmates for all twelve years--Tim Eash, Barb Hout, Norah Johnson, Charlie Kauffman, Ree Kurtz, Barbara Miller, La Verne Miller, Glenda Miller, Joyce Miller, Wilbur Stutzman, Arlene Troyer, Sharon Troyer and Ronnie Yutzy. Our first Senior business was the election of class officers--President, Glen Kauffman; Vice President, Rick Shellenberger; Secretary, Ree Kurtz; Treasurer. Harriet Bontrager; ana Reporter, Jerry Walker. Miss Hoover and Mr. Shellenberger were our class sponsors. This year we sold candy in the fall, concessions at basketball games, and baked goods on four different occasions. We sponsored several skating parties and had a car wash. Our largest and most difficult project was our fish fry. We presented The Perfect Idiot for our class play. We took a short field trip to Westville in the fall. On May 6, we left for New York City. After four glorious days of fun and excitement we returned on May 11. Baccalaureate and Commencement were the highlights of May and of our twelve years of hard work. We will now leave behind us the buildings of MHS, but we will never be able to leave behind the memories that we have acquired there. CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: CLASS MOTTO: Red Rose Red and White The Door to Success is Labeled Push.

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