Middlebury High School - Middiette Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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COOKS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Miller, Mattie Yoder, sephine Troyer, Katie Rhcinheimer, Etta Frye, Bet- Elberta Berry, Edith Eash, cashier, Isabelle Eby, Jo- ty Nusbaum. Keeping the building and grounds neat this year were standing left to right: Rollo Kauffman, Lloyd Ideker, Harold Yoder, and center: Floyd Rheinheimer. 22

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reachers Stimulated and Challe nged Thought Although there were many extracurricular activities, the students' basic reason for attending school was to learn. That was the concern of the faculty. The teacher gave each student the best, most complete education within his reach. Each day’s activities brought a new challenge which they faced with vigor and perseverance. The teachers also guided the students' play by sponsoring a class or club, which improved student-teacher relationships. This relationship is important anywhere. Participating in one of the faculty extra-curricular activities is teacher, Mr. Windbigler. DELOSS SHERTZ Band Instructor RICHARD SELLERS Social Studies Jr. High Track C C.C. Coach 9th Crade Basketball Coach 8th Crade Advisor WALLACE SHELLENBERCER Social Studies 12th Grade Advisor CATHERINE SMITH Librarian 11th Crade Advisor Library Club Advisor National Honor Society Advisor HELEN STUCKEY English Director--Senior Play FTA Advisor YFC Advisor CARL UNZICKER Art 7th Grade Basketball Coach Art Club Advisor FLOYD WELLINC English 8th Grade Advisor JERROL WINDBIGLER Science 11th Grade Advisor 21

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Ending another hard day at school is Miriam Jones, who is boarding a school bus for another familiar ride home. Cooks and Custodians Proved Indispensable With school pride as high as it is at Middlebury High School, there is an intense interest in the appearance of the school both inside and outside. The custodians and groundkeeper, whose various and numerous jobs range from changing light bulbs to manning the boilers. The staff also includes the cooks whose efficiency provides hot meals for the many hungry students. Besides preparing and serving the meals, they promote fast service and establish a good atmosphere. Other members of the staff are the bus drivers, who see that the students arrive safely at their destination, either to or from school. They also assist when needed for field trips and athletic matches. One of the remarkable traits of our school is that of co-operation between all members of the staff. They realize that a more attractive school results when members of the staff help each other in the completion of their duties. BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW: Wickie Miller, Floyd Rheinheimer, Floyd Miller, Alvin Nusbaum. SECOND ROW: Clarence Lambright, Harold Yoder, Nelson Miller, Harry Wei-rich, Fred Slabach, Richard Miller, Franklin Mish-ler. 23