Milford High School - Trojanette Yearbook (Milford, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1945 volume:

Ggiclcult HAROLD YOUNG Schools Attended: Dale, Evansville, Indiana Uuniversity, Franklin. Years Taught: 23. Subjects: Social studies, algebra, Latin. Favorite Subject: Economics or algebra. Favorite Sport: To play, tennis: to watch, baseball. Favorite Food: Ice cream, fried chicken, angel food cake. Hobby: Visiting state parks. Pet Peeve: Being late. il MARY JANE BEISWANGER Schools Attended: Manchester. Years Taught: 7. Subjects: English and arithmetic. Favorite Subject: Literature. Favorite Food: Devils-food cake and fried chicken. Favorite Sport: Swimming and ice skating. Hobby: Reading to Brad. Pet Peeve: Hearing people complain about rationing. K GILBERT W. GEORGE Schools Attended: Manchester and Indiana University. Years Taught: 3. Subjects: History, civics, economics, and agriculture. Favorite Subject: History. Favorite Sport: Football. Favorite Food: Fried oysters. Hobby: None. Pet Peeve: Bluffers. 'K BERNICE H. DWYER Schools Attended: International Business College, Ball State Teachers College, Indiana University. Years Taught: 3. Subjects: Bookkeeping, commercial arith- metic, general business, office practice, typing. Favorite Subject: Shorthand. Favorite Food: Sea food. Favorite Sport: Ice skating. Hobby: Reading. Pet Peeve: Having to write in Ionghand. X MR. WYSONG JOSEPH JUDKINS Schools Attended: Hanover College, Indiana University. Years Taught: 9. Subjects: Mathematics and music. Favorite Food: Steak. Favorite Sport: Football. Favorite Subject: Math. Hobby: Mechanics. Pet Peeve: Pet peeves. +I TREVA ELIZABETH CARPENTER Schools Attended: Manchester. Years Taught: 1. Subjects: Home Economics, Physical Edu- cation, biology, chemistry, rt. Favorite Subject: Health. Favorite Food: Cherry pie a la mode. Favorite Sport: Tumbling. Hobby: Dissecting-anything. Pet l-eeve: Conceited people. -ll ARLO BEISWANGER Schools Attended: International Business College, Manchester. Years Taught: 11. Subjects: Health, social studies, physical education. Favorite Subject: Geography and history. Favorite Food: Green tomatoes. Favorite Sport: To play, bowling: to watch, basketball. Hobby: Playing with Brad. Pet Peeve: People leaving doors open in cold weather. il LILLIAN L. KANTNER Schools Attended: Winona Summer School, Manchester College, University of Chi- cago, Indiana University. Years Taught: 26. Subjects: Latin and English. Favorite Subject: Latin. Favorite Food: Fried chicken. Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Keeping bees. Pct Peeve: None. 41 MABLE BUHRT Page Sex en Page Eight eniors CLASS COLORS Rcd and Wlmitc CLASS FLONVER Carnation MOTTO Success Is Our Aim - OFFICERS Q President L Bill Littlu Vice-President Marilyn Fullcr Secretary Duane Scott Treasurer S Patricia Stookcy BI L L L I TT L E Class President ...... Band ,...,.,,....,,..,.,..,, Softball ..........,,.....,. Student Council .... Basketball .,,,,,,.,. Annual, humor ..,.. MARILYN FULLER Band ,l,,,,.,,, Chorus ..,.,.l,, Paper Staff .,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,, , Class Treasurer .,.,.. ,....,,. . One-Act-Play Contest ...... Class Play .,.......,......,.,,....,.,,,,.,,.,,,,. , Advertising Manager. Annual .,... Class Vice-President ...,....,..,..,., Band Vice-P1'esiclent .,,,ill. Editor of Blue and Gray ., Chorus President ..,,,.,..,,,,, DUANE SCOTT Track ,,,,.,, ,,,,,.,,. Band .i.............,,..,.i. Student Council ...,..........,.,....,...... Sports Editor. Blue and Gray One-Act-Play Contest. ................. . President ot Student Council .,,, Class Play ......,......,i...i..............., Stage Manager, Band ...... Class Secretary ....,, ,,,.... , Sports Editor, Annual ...... PAT STOOKEY Ba nd ..........,.,,........ .,.......,,.---,--------f,,,.,,-A Class Treasurer ,..,........ , One-Act-Play Contest ,..... Class Play ..,.....,........... Paper Staff ....... Band Treasurer ,............,,,,.----A- - Circulation Manager, Annual ,..l 9-10-11-12 9-10-11-12 10-11-12 9 12 12 9-l U-11-12 9-10-11-12 11-12 9 10 11-12 12 12 12 12 12 9-141-11-12 10-11-12 9- 11-12 11-12 10 11 ll-12 12 12 12 9-lil-11-12 11-12 10 11-12 10 12 12 F .Abb , L .,A, , . . V '1E:fE,g fn 4 v c I 5 N 1 ' ,Q ' W ' ,-.iii tj. 'i '2g 'W .viii , 'l 4 M A' 1 3 Y six bi vigil I If ., wat:-,, if-eyzl.-.qqz QF- ,- y-54 J-15: 'qf-if'f,::'fl':-- I .1 Wg Q A 2 1 t Page Ten Q Jw Q Band ..... Chorus ..,,,,..,,.,.. Class Play ..,..,AA,,, Alumni. annual ,,,, Softball ..,.,,,,.,,,.,, Basketball .,....l.,,.. Student Count-il ,,,.. Vice-President . ,.,,,,.,, , Snapshots. annual Secretary of Class ,,.,.,, Stage- Manager of Play Drutn Majors-ss Chorus ,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Twirling Conti-st ...,. Class Play ,.,,,,.,.,..,, Paper Staff .,., Student Count-il ,,,,, Cliorus Lib1'ai'ian .,,,., Activities, annual ,. Stutle-lit, Council ...,. Trac-k ,,,,,,.,.,., ,.l., Softball ...,, Basketball PAT BAUMGARTN ER PAUL BECKER OPAL DAUSMAN BILL BROWN 9-10-11-12 9-10-11-12 11-12 12 9 11-12 9-10-11-12 9 11 11 12 10 11 9-10-11-12 9-1U-11-12 9-10-11-12 11-12 10-11-12 9-10 12 12 11 11-12 11-12 11-12 PHYLLIS EVANS Class Treasurer .,,, .......AAA..........,...,,....,,,,...A,. ,A,, 1 0 Chorus ................... Play Prompter School Reporter .... Class Play ...,......... ROBERT FOX LOIS FUNK JESSOP Band ........ Chorus ,,..,.,l Class Play ....,........,.....l,l...,,,, One-Act-Play Contest .. ..,... ,, Student Council, secretary Literary, annual ..,.,.,,..,.......r. Librarian, Band .,.,, Chorus, Secretary .... CHARLES HAAB Band .,,, ,, ,.,. ........................ ,..,,l, , , , Basketball ,.... Softball ,..... Track ...,.,....l...,,,..,...,,,..,.,..,. Student Manager. Band .... Class Play .......,.. ........... Humor, annual .....,.... Librarian of Band ..... . 11-12 , 11 10 12 .,,...9-10-11-12 l.....9-10-11-12 11-12 10 12 12 12 12 9-10-11-12 9-10-l 1-12 9-10-11-12 9-10-11-12 10-11 11-12 12 WWE ff ' 1 , MW? F V. vt ,.,,,. , V . -,..,,. , -2+ Wg. :. .F qw - 35??Y' 5 'K , . ',3f 'l 4257-..-1 -WE: Page Eleven 4!P 5' ' , :Ja . , 1 I - ...za ::,,.A M ., .. HL.. 1 J...-f4.J, w e-:Lu I I n 14' Page Twelve MARILYN GARDNER Class Play .,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,A,AAA,,,,,,,,, , , 11 CLIFFORD REPLOGLE Softball ......., Basketball ..,.. ...,,... 9 -10-11-12 MARY LOUISE HAIVIIVION 1'BIue and Gray Staff ,,,,,,,,........., , ,......,,,...,., ,..,,. 9 -10-11-12 Class S9Cl't'tbl1'j' .,,,.,, , ,,,,,. 9 Student Council ...., ,,,.,,,.. 9 Chorus ., ..,. ,,,,,..,l,, , 12 l'z1lenda1'. annual 12 KENNETH RYIVIAN Build ,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,., , ..l...........,, .,,,.,,.. 9 -14?-ll-ll? Snapshots, annual .... .. 12 Class Play Proxnptel' 11 GWENDOLYN KREIDER Chorus ..... .....,....... . ..,... ,.,,,,,,,.,,....,,, ,,,,,,,,, 9 - 10-11-12 Band .,,, ,H 10-11-12 RAY SORENSEN ff ew- Student Council .,.., ,,,,. 1 0 J 4 wana-QI! Basketball .,A..u,A..u ., NORMA KLINE Chorus ,,,.,, ,,,...,,.,,,,..,,,,,.,,..,,,,..., .... , o,,..... Once-Act-Play Contest: Pl'01llDtQl' ,,.., Class Play .,,..,.......t....,.,. ..........,, , ,. Student Council .,... Paper Staff ..,..,....,.,,, ,,.,,,,.,, Assistant Editor, annual .... BILL STIEGLITZ Softball .,..,. ..,,,,,,,,............l.............. Basketball ,,....,,..... ............... Class Play ......,..,.,....,,.,..,,..,, ,.,. , Most Valuable Player. Softball ...ll 1.3 9-10-11-12 10 11-12 112 12 10 9-1U-11-12 10-11-12 11-12 10 fee:- 5 Page Thirteen 3 4 Q . . 1 A .4 4, if l ,f I Z 1 l :. nl .1 1, 2 l Q1 ll 1 I I H 'l v . l E 11 I el l : . , 5 z Y E A 1 .- 4 li 1 J l 3 31 :A I i I gl I i ll gi I fl 1 3 i l 4 3 1 l 1 I ,gr . El .. jr ,S ,.,. . '-all ' 4315 ,A - 1 , f-,W f 2554 , . '. H I-9.0013 , , . ---- ., J , - ff' -Y .' fm-' i f f.: Q . f I ' ' 4- ' Z i',.'i,6'J.f'5!, '.4!f3t.:WS,,,.- f -. .-if-'fl , ,K v . .A 5. ,,,,:4,gQM3 ,yi-, .mr ,--it 1 .1-fsw t.751,,,,'iffqfl-W, .-ex?-.fgxialg it Page Fourteen ROSALIE MCDONALD Student Council ...,. ....,.........,,,,,,..u.,.,u,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Class Play .,,.AA,A, PHILIP WHIRLEDGE Band .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AAA,,,,,,, Chorus . ,.,. Track . .,A...,.,,,., .,,,,.........,,,..,...,.,,. ,,,.,,,,,.,,, , Business Manager, Blue and Gray .,.. Student Council . .,....... ., .....,.,,,, Once-Act-Play Contest ,,,,.,,,.,,, Business Manager. annual .,.... President of Band .,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Vice-President of Chorus ,..... Class Play .,,,,, ,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, BETTY MAXINE TOM Band ,, . , Solo Contest ...... Chorus ,,,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,, Student Council .,.... Yell Leader ,,,,,,, ,, Calendar. annual ., Band, Secretary ,,,,, FREDERICK WOLFERIVIAN Basketball , , Trac-k ......., .,.. ,, Softball ,,.,. , , , Student Council ,,,.,,,,. Vice-President ,....,.,,,,,,.,, One-Act-Play Contest ..... Class Play ......,...,..,.,l.... ......,..., Editor of Annual ....,...,.........,.,. ,. President of Student Council ...li. Sectional Track Meet ....,.........,..,., Most Valuable Player, Softball 9-10-11-12 12 9-10-11-12 9-10-11-12 10-11-12 11-12 10 10 12 12 12 12 9-10-11-12: 9-10-11-12 9-10-11-12 10-11 12 12 12 9-10-11-13 9-lt!-11-12 9-10-11-I 2 9 9-1U 12 10 11 12 12 11-12 11-12 Glass Prophecy Having just received our vacation from Kru Hospital, we decided to make a tour of New York. As we step aboard a sight-seeing bus, who should be driving but Bill S.? He gave up his idea of being a farmer and came to the big city to live. You can guess who the guide was-no one else but Clifford R. They soon informed us that a few of our classmates were also in town. Passing a corner drug store, we learned that Kenneth Ryman was Chief Pharmacist there. Wanting to visit him. we descended to the Sidewalk and entered. Im- mediately Kenny snapped on the radio and informed us that The Hour of Charm would soon be on, starring Betty M. Tom. Upon leaving, we en- countered Lois Jessop airing her latest. Being quite tired. we stopped in at the U.S.O. There we found Paul Becker, Bill Brown. Charles Haab, Bill Little. Bob Fox. Fritz Wolferman, Ray Sorensen, and Duane Scott, who have been brought together by an act of fate. Of course, we had quite a bit of inquiring to do. From Charles we found out that Marilyn Fuller was still in college. Bill informed us that Pat Stookey is working part-time in a dentists office. Starting on our way again, we came to a large hospital. Entering it, we came upon a very charming receptionist who turned out to be Gwendolyn Kreider. Continuing along the hall, we viewed Mary L. Hamman examining a bug through a microscope. Coming from the opposite direction, we saw a tall doctor in a surgical gown. As he approached, we discovered it was Philip Whirledge on his way to perform an appendectomy on the former Phyllis Evans. Out in the air again, we decided to stop and have our hair fixed. Seeing a sign topped, A'Dausman's Beauty Nook, we took a chance on it being the Dausman we knew in school, lt was. There was Opal slaving away in the midst of pin curls, finger waves, etc. There, we had the luck of meeting an- other one of our classmates. Marilyn Cuardner, assisting her. After an hour of visiting we strolled farther and spied a bright red sign reading. McDonalds Gym. She certainly lived up to her part in the 'AMad Hattersf' as we found her busily working with dumbbells, Indian clubs. etc. We certainly thought our vacation had been IHOSI satisfactory, for we had seen so many of our old friends. So here we go back at our twelve-hour duty with many happy memories. PAT BAUMGARTNER Noizmfx KLINL5 Page Fifteen WI-IGS WI-IQ? WHO OTHERWISE NOTED FOR INEVITABLE Pat Baumgartner Irish Abruptness Nurse Paul Becker Beck Wise Cracking Detective Phyllis Evans Evans Steadfastness Missionary Bill Brown B-B Working on the B E. 0 Section Boss MarilynYlPuller 4 Genius Big ,Words Dress Designer Robert Fox Bob Quietness Farmer Lois Funk Jessop Lo-E. Playing Boogie-Woogie Good Wife Charles Haab V Perry Grumbling lce Man Marilyn Gardner Manie Running Around Farmerette Bill Little Billy Fourth Term President Business Man Mary Louise Hamman Micky No Lipstick Scientist Clifford Replogle Bean Sleeping Mechanic Norma Kline Normie Reading Nurse Kenneth Ryman Kenny Jerking Sodas iiphafmacist Gwendolyn Kreider Gwen Sweetness Stenographer Duane Scott Pat Soberness Dentist Rosalie McDonald Toad Chubbiness -W Teacher A Ray Sorensen Nick Alertness Miller Pat Stookey Gert Frivolity Dentist's Wife William Stieglitz Bill Acting Pro. Ball Player Dpak Dausman Dope Primping W - Beautician Philip Whirledge Pickles Arguing Doctor Betty Maxine Tom Tom Playing the Sax Musician Fred Wolferrnan Fritz Softball Pitcher Air Cadet I age Sixteen iff! IIT sei Ze iii' ,N ... , ,Ig -1 '-v iii fa .il .M ,i , . . ,,, .4 , 7 Mil 4 . 1 1 1 X Ili Q52 Sf? fx' ,. '23 ir' ll 1 r H ,Z ,. 71 1 w .L 1: 15 5 4 w A 1 A w ' 1 1, ,, H3 k! Glass of '45 Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely t Most Likeable Girl Most Likeable Boy Best Natured Girl Best Natured Boy Prettiest Girl . o Succeed . Norma Kline Philip Whirledge Rosalie NlcDonald . . Duane Scott Rosalie McDonald . . . Bill Little Gwendolyn Rreider Most Handsome Boy . . Paul Becker Most Active Girl Most Active Boy , Most Athletic Girl Most Athletic Boy Best Figure-Girl . Marilyn Fuller Fritz Wolferiiian . Opal Dausman, Rosalie lVlcDonald:l: . Fritz Wolferinan . Nlarilyn Fuller Best Physique-Boy . . Fritz Wolferman, Charles l-laabl: Teachers' Pet Girl Teachers' Pet Boy Smartest Girl . Smartest Boy . Ouietest Girl . Quietest Boy . Noisiest Girl . Noisiest Boy . Best Dressed Girl . Best Dressed Boy Biggest Flirt Girl Biggest Flirt Boy Page Eighteen . Marilyn Fuller Philip Wluirledge . Norma Kline Philip Whirledge Gwendolyn Kreider . . Robert Fox . Opal Dausman Clifford Replogle , Pat Baumgartner . Kenneth Ryman . Opal Dausman . Charles l-laab Glass will We, the Class of 1945, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby before witnesses, publish and declare the following to be our last will and testament disposing of our property as follows: ARTICLE I To the Juniors, we will our knowledge of eivics and bookkeeping. To the Sophomores, we will our ability to earn money. To the Freshmen, we will our higher citizenship ratings. To the Junior High. we will our ability to keep our seats during study hall. ARTICLE II To Mr. Young we will our ability to teach special math courses, To Mr. Beiswanger we will our seven basketball players. To Miss liantner we will our perfect English. To Mrs. Beiswanger we will our ability to coach Junior class plays. To Miss Carpenter we will all our new scientific discoveries. To Mr. George we will all our old history books. To Mrs. Dwyer we will our ability to type perfect papers. To the grade teachers we will our ability to handle children. ARTICLE III I. Patricia Baumgartner, will my ability to keep white boots clean to Pat Wiggs. I, Charles Haab. will my bright suspenders to Arthur Leroy Gilbert. I. Mary Lou Hamman, will my love for the Navy to the Sophomore girls. I, Bill Brown, will my technique with women to Lloyd Lyons. I. Lois Jessop, will my boogie woogie music to Phil Snyder. I, Bill Eox. will my manly physique to Bob Ruch. I, Gwendolyn Kreider. will my quietness to Ellen Cunningham. I, Bill Little will my ability to be fourth term president to Jean Anglin. I, Norma Kline, will my tallness to Clarice Kasper. I. Kenneth Ryman, will my ability to jerk sodas to Franklin Stuckman. I. Marilyn Euller, will my numerous green sweaters to Catherine I-Iollar. l. Paul Becker, will my dancing feet to Chuck Myers. I, Opal Dausman, will my baton to all the future drum majors. I, Duane Scott, will my plaid bow ties to Junior Hamilton. I, Pat Stookey, will my horn-rimmed glasses to Eunice Beer, I, Clifford Replogle. will my Wliiiapet to Bike to teach all the kids to- drive. l. Ray Sorensen, will my ability to play basketball to John Micheal. l, Rosalie McDonald, will my dimples to Sue Tom. I, Philip Whirledge, will my doctor books to Bob Hurd. I, Phyllis Evans, will my ability to write poems to Mary Baumgartner. I, Eritz Wolferman, will my athletic equipment to my brother, Don. I, Marilyn Gardner, will my ability to date Syracuse boys to Marilyn Myers, I. Bill Stieglitz, will my ability to be the only boy in speech class to Don Raap. I, Betty Tom, will my saxophone to the rhythm band. Page Nineteen Page Twenty uniors CLASS COLORS Crimson and Gold CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose MOTTO -CLASS OFFICERS- President ,, .,,. Bob Hurd Vice-President . John Michael Secretary ,. , ,,,, Eudora Grove Treasurer .,.., Lorene Wuthrich Sponsor ,, .. Mrs. Beiswanger Nu Q vas 'Mit ' -16 519' -wa-'10 WW ani: iq., J? -vp' A-.M ? , fl FIRST ROW: Alice Gibson. Harry Doty, Eudora Grove, Junior Grove, Jeannette Klopen- stein. SECOND ROW: Bob Hurd. Joyce Miller, John Micheal, Ei-nmajean Neff, Dale Poschar- scky. THIRD ROW: Shirley Logan, Don Rapp, Mary A. Pinkerton, Douglas Rensberger, Joy Poe. FOURTH ROW: Bob Ruch, Warren Rusk, Elizabeth Rassi, Dick Vandervccr. Philip Snyder. FIFTH ROW: Lorene Wuthrich. Joe Sunthimer. Dick Wolferman. Nlarian Young. Page Twenty-One Page Twenty-Two 501271 CLASS COLORS Red, White and Blue CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose MOTTO Not at the top, but climbing -CLASS OFFICERS- President . ,,.. Wayne Riggs Vice-President , John Stieglitz Secretary ..,, . .. . 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Junior Chupp, Evelyn Johnson. Keith Troup, Pat Kline, Jim Hummel. THIRD ROW: Betty lVlcFarren, Rodney NlcCi'eary, John Stieglitz, Gerald IVlilIer, Peggy Nliller. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Higgs. Louise Pinkerton, Joe Ruch, Pat Wiggs, James Stieglitz. FIFTH ROW: Mary Jean Wolferman. Kathryn Wuthrich. Page Twenty-Three Page Twenty-Four qrosh CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER Carnation -CLASS OFFICERS- President . ,, Donald Wolferrnan Vice-President . , Betty Marie Smith Secretary ,, , Esther Wuthrich Treasurer . 'Carl Speicher Sponsor ., , Nlr. Judkins nb 5? 446. I 'KP' , ff.- I I .aw 1 4 3 ' z E b 1. A, ws, Mm ,., N I m ', . 1-1 ai f .......f ..,x:.,. H-sm me V- , I -4, s fy ' wwe : , if I I E Q45 0 A f: ', , ff , if Q I ,, fl I i 4 4 ,.l: , , if is 2, ' I tr ' ' ' 4 T , . Q f H f' Irie-T f A if ,fr X, i s - I .Sm.,:p:'a2f-w-f-:www--tg-eiwgl ,S ew. a: my we rw 53 I 'F A-1 -w 'W' - Qxll A-'--if Q s 3 ' -vw' - S l - if . , I . ,... A HV, V ,.., . XML W 1 35. -Efi 1 ' iff ' wif- aim . K E a ' ' , 4 I' -ir? ig. 8 - , V I lf, 'i 1 O J .,..n4a.3 T im' -'bf FIRST ROW: Ann Anglin, Bob Auer, Edith Beer, Bruce Baker, Dorothy Haab. SECOND ROW: Bob Geiger, Kathryn Hollar, Lee Hawkins, Clariece Kasper, Ralph Hawkins. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Myers. Lloyd Lyons, Darlene Neff, Bill Pease, Barbara Fteplogle, FOURTH ROW: Franklin Scott, Betty Smith, Bill Spiecher, Evelyn Torn, Lewis Spiecher. FIFTH ROW: Esther Wuthrich, Don Wolferman. Kathryn Yoder, Elmer Zimmerman, Josephine Rensberger. SIXTH ROW: Guy Zimmerman, Kathryn Bretherick, Janet Dickerson. Page Twenty-Five Mlciiqfities 2-Blue and Gm Sitting: Marilyn Fuller. Eudora Grove. Mary Lou Harriman. Alice Gibson. Lorene Wutiv rich. Standing: Norma Kline, Opal Dausman, Philip Whirledge, Marian Young. Duane Scott. Ellen Cunningham, Peggy Miller, Miss Kantner, Philip Beer. STAFF EDITOR ,..., ASSISTANT EDITOR . BUSINESS MANAGER ..,.. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER . SOCIETY . . FEATURES , SPORTS . HUMOR . FACULTY ADVISOR . . Murilim Ifullcz' Lorem' II'c1tl71'14fl7 Philip XVI? z'1' lvdglf' , , Ph1Ilz'pBeer . ,XIUI'l77ll Kimi, lfllen Cfunnzngfhum Marg I.. Hummun Eudurcz Gz'oL'e , Duane' 5001! . Opal IjC1Ll.Sl77Cll7 Alia' C11'IJ.si,m A Mzfss Kun!m'z' Page Twenty-Seven Student Gouncil Front Flow: Eunice Beer, Sue Wiggs, Mary Baurngartner, Mary L. Harnrnan, Norma Kline, Lorene Wuthrich, Eudora Grove, Sue Tom, Doris Kasper, Mary Ann Doty. Second Row: Clara Graff, Pat Wiggs, Evelyn Johnson, Ellen Cunningham, Betty McFar- ren, Edith Beer, Louise Pinkerton, Mary Alice Sunthirner, Betty M. Smith, Ann Anglin, Darlene Neff. Eack Row: John Micheal, Duane Scott, Dale Poscharscky, Philip Beer, Fritz Wolferrnan, Don Rapp, Bill Speicher, Junior Chupp, Torn Hurd. Eldon Sumpter, John Gardner, Lois Jessup Qabsenty. OFFICPZRS IRI Sl Xlibli I' IND 5l'Ml'Nl'l'i? l'ii-siilciil Iiiiz XNollui'iii.iii I'i'csidcni Fritz Wnwlici'1iiii11 5ucr'ct.1i'y Lois Jessup Secretary t Eudora Grove 0 'l'wex1iy- Eight N Qiioms Front Row: Marilyn Myers. Clarice Kasper, Ann Anglin, Marian Altvater, Phyllis Evans, Norma Kline, Clara Graff. Peggy Miller, Ellen Cunningham, Pat Wiggs. Second Row: Edith Beer, Katherine Bretherick. Joy Poe, Gwendolyn Krieder, Alice Gib- son. Eudora Grove, Lois Jessop, Mr. Judkiris fDirectorJ. Marilyn Fuller, Opal Dausman, Mary Louise Hamrnan, Pat Baumgartner, Evelyn Johnson, Betty Tom, Marilyn Fuller. Third Row: Phil Snyder, Joe Ruch. Bob Hurd. Warren Rusk, Dori Rapp, Joe Sunthirner, Philip Whirledge, Dick Vanderveer, Lloyd Lyon, Philip Beer, Wayne Riggs, OFFICERS Prcsicluiil Marilyn iiullcr SL'Cl'L'lJl'y luis liunk Vice-Prcsidcm Philip Vifhirlcdgc ,i'l'UZl'iL1l'L'l' Lois Funk Librarian Opal Dausmau Page Twent y-Nine The ELUTES Marilyn Myers Gwendolyn Krieder Shirley Logan PICCOLO Ellen Cunningham OBOE Eudora Cirove SOPRANO SAXOPHONE Patricia Baumgartner ALTO SAXOPHONE Betty Tom lSecretaryl Marilyn Euller lVice-Presidentl Chuck Myers Mary Alice Sunthimer TENOR SAXOPHONE Marion Jean Young BARITONE SAXOPHONE Peggy Miller BARITONE Philip Whirledge lPresidentl TROMBONE Bob Hurd Robert Giegier Lloyd Lyons BASSES Charles Haab Duane Scott BAND PERSONNEL Band GX! GLOCKENSPIEL Evelyn Johnson CORNETS Phil Snyder Don Rapp Dick Vanderveer Bill Little Tom Hurd Kenneth Ryman Dorothy Pinkerton Pat Kline Emma Ann Tom ALTOS Joe Sunthimer Jeanette Klopenstein Pat Wiggs CLARINETS Lois Jessop lLibrarianl Ann Anglin Clara GraH Katherine Bretherick Joyce Miller Jean Anglin Louise Pinkerton Betty Smith Evelyn Tom PERCUSSION Pat Stookey tTreasurerl Alice Gibson Wayne Riggs Edith Beer First Row, Sitting: Alice Gibson, Evelyn Johnson, Ann Anglin, Evelyn Tom, Eudora Grove, Pat Wiggs, Pat Stookey, Opal Dausman, Wayne Riggs, Edith Beer, Joyce Miller, Katherine Bretherick, Emma Ann Tom, Marilyn Myers, Marion Young. First Row, Standing: Jean Anglin, Duane Scott, Phil Snyder, Kenneth Ryman. Bill Little. Richard Vanderveer. Joe Sunthimer, Don Rapp, Philip Whirledge. Bob Hurd, Chuck Meyers, Charles Haab, Dorothy Pinkerton. Back Row: Betty Smith, Ellen Cunningham, Pat Baurngartner, Peggy Miller, Lois Jessop. Marilyn Fuller, Mr. Judkins qDirectorJ, Mary Alice Sunthimer, Shirley Logan, Louise Pinkerton, Jeanette Klopenstein, Pat Kline, Clara Graff, Betty Tom, Gwendolyn Krieder. Page Thirty-One fgaton Twirlers Beverly Hartter, Lou Ann Rassi, Opal Dausman lDrum lvlajorl, Pat Kaiser, Betty Bray Barbara Moore. yell Leaders Marilyn Gardner. Betty Tom. Page Thirty-Two Sitting: Alice Gibson. Elizabeth Russi. Joyce Nliller, Nlrs. Beiswanger lDirectori. Eudora Grove, Lorene Wuthrich, Joy Poe. Standing: John Micheal, Dick Vanderveer, Bob Hurd, Don Rapp. Joe Sunthimer, Phil Snyder. Health Reginald HXVhIil7l?IL Chu'rz'r'e Van Loom KLUIVH Vim L f.,i om M'z'lIz'0 Van Loom Beth Sheppard , ixllltllflt' Vim I.r:om f z'1'c'fr1i2w S iflL'i'Sf ar Terror Tripp U-SIdf71JglH W'c'z'lz Ruse Duval HVIVIIULI , Wea! ll It 8149 OWZGVLCZ f1fXS'1' Donald Rapp Jvc Sunthimcr Elizabcth Rassi Alice Gibson W Eudora Grove lwimiwiic NVulliriciJ Philip Snydui Dick Vnndcrvuui' Bob Hurd John Michunl .Ioycc Millci' Joy Poi: Page Thirty-Three Sept. Oct. Z6 Nov. Dec. 'Dail Kparacle of IQ4411. 5 5 ll l-l l8 Z0 Zl Z3 Z7 Z9 Z -l 6 9 l-l Z3 Z5 eZ7 lO l-l 15 Z0 Zl 7 8 l 3 21 Zldan. l Jan. l8fl9 Page Thirty-Fou Z 3 l8 -20 ZZ Z0 EO 'Sl I' Back to school againf Some schoolmates absent because of war- time conditions, Norma's shoe lost in health class. Found outside on the window sill-airing out! Organization of classes. Pat Scott starts new fad of growing a beard. Seniors get first sample of Mr. Youngs what tests! Plans for Annual discussed at Annual Several ambitious boys helping shovel Band officers elected. 'ABean bursts into bookkeeping class because of a r-rerip in his trousers? Seniors get shot - - - nothing vital, just graduation pictures taken. High School Chorus organized. Hurrahff Milford wins county softball tournament champion- ship. Congratulations, team! Some students very excited over World Series during last period in study hall. Seniors receive picture proofs and for some reason a couple of the gals can't be persuaded to show them. civic tests . . . and OH, - - staff meeting. coal, late. Could it have been Seniors have hayfride. Something to rememberf Junior Class Play, Health, Wealth and Romance . . . a real success. Vacation f 'l'eacher's Institute. WHY don't we have these more often? Band marches at Syracuse game. Swell showingf Members of bobby-sox brigade wear two different colored anklets to school. Boys all dressed up in shirts and neckties. Most used sentence f - l just can't get that civicsY We want to congratulate Rosalie on her sharp division in com- mercial arithmeticf Vwlhat are we saying?? Grade operetta, l'Magic Beanstalk. presented. .lunior Chupp injured during physical ed. Dont forget. you'd better do all your Christmas shopping early this year. Everyone cramming for exams. Christmas vacationf An extra day of vacation due to sub-zero weather, Everybody flashing gifts from Santa around school. Lt. Sanders, former M.H.S. commercial teacher, describes his duty on a destroyer escort, County Basketball Tourney. Milford meets their old rivals. Syracuse, in Hnals. Band makes impressive appearance. liritz keeps his promise and shaves off his beard after playing in the hnals at Vyfarsaw. Dr. Higdons tells of his experiences in the Philippines, in an as- sembly program. l.ois returns from Indianapolis after acting as a page for the State legislature. Vw'e also learned her last name has been changed to .lessop, after her marriage January 27. Congratulations, Lois! All grade students looking neat and clean. to have their pictures taken. Eeb. ZZ-Z3-Z4 Nlarch April Daily Parade f Contfcl Bandlmarches at Claypool game. Eleven seniors march for the last time at the game. State spelling tests given. Many students find out its very easy to foret how to spell even the simplest words, Speech class gives several short plays in assembly. Bill Stieglitz's technique of love-making was dennitely amazingfl Milford school receives Army-Navy E flag for having at least 90? of the school buying war stamps and bonds. Everyone arrives at Annual staff meeting ON TIME to discuss a couple of pictures to be put in the Annual. Results . . . many heated arguments and a few tears. Farmers Institute Day. How hungry it made us feel to smell that food cooking in the morningf Sectional Basketball Tourney. Our first game played at 9:00 Thursday night. but plenty of excitement kept us awake. Inter-class basketball tourney. Seniors take championship for the third consecutive yearf Manchester College puts on an assembly program which consisted of cello solos. vocal solos, and piano solos. Perry. Scott. Bill Little, and Bill Brown take examinations for the Merchant Marines. Becker takes radar test. Smallpox and diphtheria shots given. Annual Spring Concert presented by the band and orchestra. Seniors held farewell party. which no one will ever forget, for Bob Eox who is leaving for the Navy soon. Everyone has lots of fun at the high school party, Special spelling class held for those not passing State spelling tests. 'AThe Mad l-lattersf' Senior Class Play, brings plenty of laughs to the audience. First track meet of the season at Goshen. Milford comes in second, Teachers giving lots of tests while students fight spring fever. Bill Stieglitzs spring hair cutffif Annual news goes to press? So from now on, we're just guessing. Juniors seen in huddles discussing the Junior-Senior Reception. How quickly they stop talking when a senior approachesf Junior-Senior Reception held at Westminster. Everybody had a wonderful time-thanks to the juniorsf Last edition of the Blue and Gray for this year is published today. State Band. Solo and Chorus Contest held at Elkhart. Congratu- lations. winnersf Baccalaureate services held at The liirst Brethren Church. with Rev. Duker as the speaker. Some are happy. while others are sad when they think of only one more day of school. And what a day . . . with all those examsf Seniors receive their diplomas tonight. We have been looking forward to this time. but now that it has come we're a little sorry to say Goodbye to M.l-l.S. MARY Lot'isi2 HAMMAN Biriri' Mfxxmis Tom Page Thirty I' ne cflthletics Ml-l.S. Athletics 194-4'45 The years 1944-1945 were very successful for MHS from the athletic view- point. The '44 track team was undefeated in four dual meets, and their first sectional point was scored by Fritz Vv'olferman, who took third in the shot-put. The softball team went through its county schedule undefeated for the second straight year, although they were beaten by Topeka for their first loss in twenty games. In basketball, we had a record of 14 wins and 8 losses, which is the best in a number of years. The Trojans were county runners-up for the second year in a row. There are a number of seniors on the teams but there are also a large number of underclassmen. and MHS can look forward to many more good seasons in the future. Milford Milford Milford Milford 1944 TRACK SCORES 76 . . e 55 . . 74 . . 48 . . Nappa nee Concord Nappanee Pierceton 44 34 C46 C47 Page Thirty-Seven jofzball Sitting: Harry Doty. Charles Haab. John Micheal. Arlo Beiswanger qCoachJ. Bill Little, Paul Becker, Bob Hurd, Bill Stieglitz, Bill Spiecher. Standing: Junior Chupp, Dale Pocharscky, Keith Troup, Warren Rusk, Bill Brown, Fritz Wolferman, Junior Grove. Phil Snyder, Ray Sorensen, Don Wolferman. Milford, I2 l Millksird, IO VN Nlillksrd, 2 Xlilliwrd COUNTY C1 xcsburg. O 'cbstcr. 2 Syracusc, l Pmirn l H A MPS Millurd, Milford, Nlil lord. Gmiif Atwood Sidncy, l Picrccton, O Topeka, Z rnint' inningsl This season nmlws thu third ccinsccutivc yuar Milford has won thc county championship. and thu second in which they wurc undefeated in county play. The team record for county play in those thrcc years is lf? wins and 1 loss. Thu dcfcat was .it thc hands ol' Picrccton. lt was 3 3 to 2 game which went ninc innings, Page Thirty-Eight Softball Personnel BILL STIEGLITZ Bill has been catcher on the team for four years. He is the outstanding catcher of the county. Despite the fact that he is rather small, he is one of the heaviest hitters on the team. never batting under .300, and leading the team in '43 with 458. In his sophomore year. Bill was voted the most valuable player on the team. Bill is a senior and will be greatly missed next year. FRITZ NVOLFERMAN Fritz is the only other member of the team that has played four years. In his freshman year, he played field, but as a sophomore, he started pitching and that is where he stayed. Fritz has several no-hit games to his credit, and in addition to his pitching he led the team in batting in '-ll and '-H. He was voted most valuable in '43 and '-14. Fritz is also a senior. PAUL BECKER Paul has played first base two years. He started as an outnelder in his fresha man year, did not play as a sophomore, and took over first as a junior. Paul is a clutch hitter and his excellent fielding has pulled several games out of the fire. He will also be lost by graduation. BILL LITTLE Bill is our speedy little shortstop and has also played three years. He covers a lot of ground and has a good arm. Bill was second in batting this year. Another senior. JOHN IVIICHEAL John can play practically any position. This year he played second base. He is only a junior and will be valuable next year. HARRY DOTY Harry is another man who can play any position. He played shortfield for two years and was moved to third base this year. Harry is also a junior and if he is not in service will come in very handy next year. JUNIOR GROVE Junior is noted for his fielding and those long leftfhanded drives. He is a junior and will be a valuable cog in next year's baseball machine. CHARLES HAAB Charles plays center field and is famous for his powerful right arm and the throws he makes with it .... Senior! BILL BROWN Bill is also an outfielder. He did not play until his junior year, but once he started he proved his worth .... Seniorf DONALD WOI-FERMAN Don is a freshman, but he plays like a veteran. He plays field and pitches, He should take up where Fritz left off . . . and pitch us to at least two more championships. BOB HURD Bob is another junior. He played shortfield and can cover a lot of territory. Bob is also very fast on the bases. Another valuable man for next year. BILL SPIECHER Bill is the only other freshman on the team. He is an excellent fielder and a good hitter. Should be a regular next year PHIL SNYDER Phil is also another handy-man of the tCJ1T1. playing either outheld or infield. He is a junior and will figure in the molding of next year's team. O Dale Pocharscky and Wari'en Rusk are also juniors. They did not start un- til this year and did not see much action. but gained experience for next year. O Junior Chupp, Kieth Troup and Eldon Homan were the sophomores on the team. Junior and Kieth will be back next year: Eldon joined the Navy. Page Thir ty-Nine cwsity Standing: Harry Doty. Clifford Fleplogle, Arlo Beiswanger QCoachl, Bob Hurd Paul Becker, Bill Little. Sitting: Bill Stieglitz. Charles Haab. Bill Brown. Fritz Wolfernian, Ray Sorenson Bob Nlillkiiwl Nlill'iii'1l Nl iII'm'1l Nlillkwil MilI'ui'1l Mill'ul'1l 'Xl iltuiwl N'lill'm'il Nl ill'iii'il Page Forty Auer -1 ii -lf 41 -if , mi .ill -121 lil VARSITY SCQCJRHS Iflllzi lilwiell 131 Klill'u 1l H0 N. xxvlllllilf-'l Syiuiriisi- , , in Nlilfii--il 2:31 llmii'lioi1 , B+-zivv-1' Dum 47 Bliltniwl 5.2! I,e'wsli111'Q ,, l,w-sliiiiu , , 324 Blillkwrl 20 Syracuse ,, New Paris flil Millkwil SP1 I'iPI'C't'IOll , Meiitoue , 1123 Milfni-il 254 xIllllllk'lJllI'Y COUNTY 'IOURNAMENT Milliiril , -1-l l.w-if-sliiiig 2x Nlill'm'il 12 Mvlllfilli- III Rlillkwil , JZ: Hyiwiiiiisi- 15 il iiiail llaiiiii-3 l'lil1i'lil'll lll Mllfiwll ll IAIIHEIZ Vlxiyiimil Sill Mill'm'il , Ill Alwmiil ,,,, N. XVr-lisle-i' Z!! SllC'lllONAl, 'IXOURNAMENT' Nlillkiril AT 1,1-i-fzliiim: l fNllll'1il'4l Qffl HllYi'l' llilii- 'li Syracusc won thc Sectional '1wOl,ll'11Z11IlClh. Varsity Personnel HARRY DOTY Toad, a junior. filled a regular guard position. His specialty was long set shots. which served to pull many defenses out of position. If he goes into service. he will be greatly missed next year. PAUL BECIQER Beck, as a guard. was adept at starting plays. He also drove close to use his one-hand push shot. This was Paul's second year as a regular and his expe- rience helped give the team confidence. FRITZ XVOLFERMAN Fritz has the distinction of being the only player on this year's team to have served for four years on the varsity. and was captain his senior year. Playing at center, he displayed outstanding ability in taking rebounds, setting up pivot plays. and hitting the hoop. Fritz has been top scorer. CLIFFORD REPLOGLE 'ABean held a regular forward berth during the last semester. His aggres- siveness and natural ball handling ability made him a valuable asset to the team. His spirited play will be missed next year. BILL STIEGLITZ Bill added speed to the team when he was at the forward post. His resource- fulness in outguessing the opposition and stealing the ball from a dribbler were his greatest abilities. Bill was small but proved himself mighty. BGB HURD A'Doc was the other junior on the varsity. His height made him a versatile player, making him valuable as a fordward or guard. He also served at center when needed. RAY SORENSON 'ANick, although the smallest player on the squad. held a regular forward berth. His uncanny basket eye, speed, and elusiveness served the team well. He was usually the irst man under the basket on the fast break. Ray served only one year but he saved several games for Milford. CHARLES HAAB 'APerry was handicapped with a trick knee. but he could play guard or for- ward with equal ability. Wlien aggressiveness and fight were needed. he had that extra punch, He was a close rival of Doty and Becker in his ability to make free throws. Bll.l, ISROXVN Bill came here from New Paris for his junior year. He had no basketball experience prior to that. but his intense interest helped him develop as a player. Bill was the tallest man on the team. BILL LITTLE Bill could be counted on as a good set shot. He was also generous in setting up other fellows' shots. Although Bill had no varsity experience previous to thi sseason. he quickly adapted himself to the fast break. Page Forty Ont GSCTQYES Standing: Philip Beer. Philip Snyder, Dale Poscharscky, Keith Troup Lloyd Lyons Wayne Riggs. Sitting: John Micheal. Lewis Spiecher. Arlo Beiswanger iCoachl Junior Chupp BII NI ill'iv1'il Milfirrll M lll'lll'1l Nlilfulwl 1ulll'lll'll XlilI'im1'il Milfiilwl NI illinwl Millxiilwl Nl ill'in'iI NliIl'iH'iI Nl lIl'i1l'il M illiiril M ill'm'il Nl ill'irl'4l Nl ill'in'i1 Nl ill'iJl'il Page Forty-Two Spiecher. Bob Auer. RESER VIZ SCORES XYHN. in lil Hina 121' i--' ll ll S-y1'zii'usi- 'T Bifuvel' llaim 'Nr Lileslmilm .,il New l'ill'lS Z Mielitimf- , li NUVIII XYi1IisIe1 iv Bilmliim ll I,+-i-slnlrg lil Syl'2It'llSl' ll l'i+-ri-i-lim 1 Miililli-Inllry 210 l'UllL'1ll'fl 7. Vlaylloivl 'll North VW-lislill 'li Lupuz , , ,Jr Alwimil -if IA PST. 5 MILFORD-27 ETNX GREEN-43 NOVEMBER 3. The MHS Trojans were hosts to W , A the Cubs of Etna Green for the opening game of the season. A large crowd was on hand to see Hurd, Wolferman. and X '72 Stieglitz boost Milford into an early lead. 9-5, at the one- dig - quarter mark. In the second period, the Cubs began playing 'fi ' in earnest and soon took the lead. They increased their -i . margin to 4 points, I9-l5, by half-time. In the third quar- ' - -it ter Slabaugh scored relentlessly to widen the gap, 33-22, and going into the final stretch he accounted for several more , ' points to boost his total to 23 points for the game. Wolfer- l - man led the Trojan scorers with l2 points. The MHS second string proved themselves capable of winning by down- ing the Etna reserves, 19-5. NIILFURD-32 SX RAl,IUSl'l-50 NOVEMBER 10. Out varsity boys met with their second disaster in as many starts tonight, as an invading Syracuse ive scored from anywhere and everywhere, to gain a 50-32 victory. Bill Little scored our only point in the first quarter as the Yellow Jackets eased into a 16-l lead. The second quarter was more like a ball game. even though the Trojans couldn't halt Syracuse scoring, they did begin scoring themselves. A 29-ll half-time score soon was increased by both teams to read 40-20 going into the final stretch. ln the last quarter, the Milford boys were able to outscore the Syracuse five by 2 points, but they still held a 50-32 lead at the end. Weingart topped scoring with 14 points, while Wolferman gathered ll for Milford. The Syrauce reserves made it a perfect Syracuse evening by winning 26-14. XIILFURD-15 IRE.-XVICI-I DA Nl--17 NOVEMBER 17. The team journeyed to Beaver Dam tonight. only to take their third straight loss of the season. lt was a very close game all the way, neither team holding a lead of more than 4 points at any time. The Trojans held a l point lead at the half, but lost it to the Beavers at the three- quarter mark. ln the final period of play the boys from Beaver Dam held their 2-point lead to win 47-45. Ummel took high scoring honors with 23 points. Vv'olferman and Doty gathered I4 points for Milford. The Milford reserves won their second game, 27-26. MILFORD--l-2 IJCESBURG-31 ON NOVEMBER 22 the Trojans invaded the Leesburg gymnasium and scored their first win of the season against the Blue Blazers of that school. The game started fast and close but Milford held the edge l2-ll at the first rest period and increased it to 24-15 by half-time. The last half was played on nearly even terms, but the Trojans managed to hold a substantial margin for a 42-754 win. Wolferman was high scorer of the game. with l8 points. Hurd was next in line with 8 points and Sorenson and Little each made 4. Yeiter topped Leesburg, with l2 points. The Milford reserves won again, 21-l7, on a last quarter scoring spree. Page Forty Three MILFORD-1-1 NEW PARIS-39 NOVEMBER 24. The boys wearing the Blue and Gray of MHS chalked up their second victory of the season tonight by tdpping New Paris, 44-39. in the latter's gym. The Cubs were very persistent in the first half of the game, not letting the Trojans get more than a 4-point lead until just before the half- time intermission. when Sorensen and Wolferman each connected on a field goal to boost the Milford lead to 20-13. ln the second half of play. Kirkdorffer kept the New Paris lads in the game on a remarkable display of one-hand long shots. of which he made tive, to give him a total of 18 points. Wolferman was top scorer for Milford with 14 points. while Doty and Sorensen each collected 8. The MHS second string players made it an all-Milford evening by win- ning their fourth game in nve starts, 30-16. NIILFQ 11113-135 N1liN'1't UNE-33 NGVEMBER 28. Tonight was another lucky night for both Milford teams. The varsity, by starting a very fast game. managed to grab a 2-point lead early in the first half and increased it to a 22-15 lead by half-time. The third period saw Witham score several times to bring the Bulldogs within two points of the Trojans. ln the final quarter. the Milford boys played very slow and deliberate. making every shot count. While doing so, they managed to score only six points. but they held control of the ball for c-ver five of the eight minutes and held the Bulldogs to 6 points. which wasn't quite enough to overcome the Milford lead. The Milford seconds displayed plenty of scoring power as they whipped the Mentone seconds, 32-21. Nl11.Ft IRD-60 Nt DRTH WEBSTER-46 DECEMBER 1. A blistering second half offensive gave the MHS Trojans their fourth straight victory. The Trojans from Webster scored from all over the floor during the first half, giving them a 33-25 advantage starting the third quarter. As soon as the tip-off began play in the final half half. the Milford boys went to work. They scored 12 points in the third quarter while holding Webster to 4. With the score tied at 37-all starting the last eight minutes of play. the boys in Blue and Gray really went to work in earnest and scored 23 points to give them a 60-46 win. Wolferman was high scorer with 27 points. the highest individual score in any one game this year. Beezley of Webster got 16 points and White was close behind with 15. The Webster seconds pioved too strong for the Milford reserves. winning by a score of 31-26. N111,Ft IRD-33 Ht DURBON-32 UECEMB1fR 8. The Trojans traveled to Bourbon tonight minus liritz Wolferman. who was too sick to play. Overcoming a 12-6 Hrst quarter deficit. the Milford boys caught Bourbon asleep as Sorensen was on the scoring end of a fast break several times in succession. Opening the second half with a 21-17 lead. the Trojans still had the Comets baffled enough to increase their lead to 31-21. ln the final quarter, however, the Comets recovered and went to work but they fell short of a victory as the game ended with Milford holding a 33-32 edge. The Bourbon reserves were much too strong for the Milford seconds, winning 34-20. Page forty-Four MILFORD-53 LEESBURG+l0 DECEMBER 22. The Blue Blazers came to Milford tonight in hopes of gaining revenge for a defeat suffered at the hands of the Trojans earlier in the season. The Leesburg lads hung very determinedly to these hopes, keeping within a few points of the Trojans until the third quarter when all five Milford players scored at least once, and Wolferman hit on four field goals to give the Trojans a substantial lead which they held to the end. The Milford reserves lost a close one to a wide-awake Leesburg' second string, 17-1-l. MILFORD-26 SYRACUSE-48 JANUARY 5. The Trojans traveled to Syracuse tonight in hopes of gaining revenge for the crushing defeat suffered at the hands of the Yellow Jackets the first of the season, but were dennitely denied that privilege as the tall boys from Syracuse took an early lead and were ahead 13-3 at the one- quarter mark. But the Trojans were not so easily discouraged as they proved in the second quarter by trimming the Yellow Jacket margin to 6 points by half-time. ln the third period 1-loopingarner connected on four field goals and sent the Yellow Jackets well into a lead which they held to the end of the game. Weingart, Rapp and Hoopingarner each scored 12 points. while Wol- ferman was high point man for Milford, with 10. The Syracuse reserves were too powerful for the M1-1S seconds. winning the preliminary, 27-10. Nl ILFOHDf39 PIERCETUN--13 Milford's Trojans met their second defeat in a row tonight, being downed -13-39 on their home floor. The MHS lads started fast and held a 20-17 lead at the half, but they wilted in the final quarter and were beaten. Snodgrass was high scorer for the game. with 16 points. Wolferman was close behind with 14. The Milford seconds were beaten, 21-28. Nll1.FURD--31 31113111.1411-BURY-12 Our Trojans niet their third consecutive defeat tonight when they met the Elkhart County champions. lt was a close game and kept a large crowd on edge all the time, Milford again started fast and held a 20-12 lead at the half. Middlebury put on a fourth quarter rally and overcame the lead to win. Wolferman led Milford scoring and G. Miller paced the Middies. Middlebury took the preliminary, 32-21. Page Forty Five Class of 45 M. H. S. MILFORD-1-1 LEESBURG-28 NIILFURD-12 County ,110lll'lli'y'f NIENTUNE-32 NI ILF4 DRDf32 SYRACUSE-55 The Trojans had their first really lucky break of the season when they drew Leesburg in the bye game of the County Tourney. Against Leesburg, in their first tourney game. the Trojans were very slow in getting started, trailing the Blue Blazers by one point at half-time. In the second half the Trojans led by the insistent scoring of Becker, who hit on six field goals, soon took the Iead and held it until the end of the game for their first I945 tourney victory. In the semi-finals the MHS Trojans won over a favored Mentone team, 42- 32. After a first quarter deadlock at I0-all, the Trojans managed to pull into a 3-point lead by the end of the first half. It was in the third quarter that the boys in Blue and Ilfhfte really gained the winning margin when each mem- ber of the starting five connected on at least c-ne field goal. In the Iast quarter the Trojans held onto their lead to win. 42-32. The final game of the I945 Kosciusko County Tournament saw the Mil- ford Trojans pitted against the undefeated Syracuse Yellow Jackets. The first half of the game was very close until in the closing minutes of the second quarter the Yellow Jackets gained a five-point lead, 22-I7. It was in the third quarter that the Trojans met with disaster, when they couIdn't keep Syracuse from scoring and the Yellow Jackets gained their winning margin. The final period was rather evenly played, neither team scoring many points, but the Yellow Jackets kept the lead to win. 55-32. Becker led Milford scoring, with a total of 35 points during the tourney: Wolferman was next with 26, and Doty was close behind with 23. Nl lI.F1 IRD-50 Cl DNC! lRD-10 JANUARY 20. In the first game after the tourney, the Trojans got back on the victory trail by downing the Concord Minutemen, 50-40. After a first quarter tie of 5-all, the Trojans found the range and gained a substantial 23-I2 lead by the end of the first half, In the third quarter the Trojans in- creased their Iead slightly. but in the nnal period the Minutemen staged a rally that brought them within IO points of the Trojans when the time ran out. with the score reading 50-40 in favor of the MHS team. Doty was high scorer of the game. with I4 points. while Snell led the Minutemen with l2. The Milford second squad made it a perfect evening by winning their game, 299-917. Nl ILF1 IRD-43 CLAYP1 N 7I,Y3fI The Claypool Knights gave the Trojans a run for their money before succumbing to the onslaught, 43-30. The first quarter ended in a 9-9 tie and at half-time the score read I6-16. It was in the third period that Replogle and Vkfolferman. scoring three field goals apiece, sent the Trojans into a 32-24 lead. In the final quarter of play, nearly every Trojan on the fioor scored at least 2 points. to boost their total to 43 points and their tenth victory of the season. Wolferman was high Trojan scorer, with I7 points, followed by Replogle with II and Becker with 7. Warren led his team-mates with I3 points. The Milford reserves easily won their game, 35-I I. I age forty-Six MILFORD-L3 NORTH WEBSTER-29 FEBRUARY 3. Sorensen, forward: Wolfernian, center: and Doty at guard, scored 14, 13. and 12 points, resepectively. to account for 90 per cent of their teani's points. After a 4-2 first quarter score, the Trojans increased their lead to 13-9 at half-time. The third quarter was much faster, but the Milford boys managed to increase their advantage and in the final period they held their lead to win -13-30. The Milford reserves won the preliminary game. -l-1-35. NIILFHHIJ-ll jjtlwrtfwgggg FEBRUARY 9. The Trojans journeyed to l,apaz tonight to tangle with the Vikings of that city. The game started very slowly but as it proceeded it got faster and rougher. The score at the end of the first quarter was 7-6 in Milford's favor and at the half. 16-l-1. also in Milfords favor. The Trojans really started the ball bouncing in the third quarter and they went into the lead. Z8-21. ln the fourth quarter. Replogle. Vifolferman. and Stieglitz fouled out. l,apaz also lost three men via the foul route. There were forty-nine fouls called in the fray. The Lapaz reserves were too strong for our boys and won, 3-1-Z6. MI LFt IRD-34 ATXW N lDf28 FEBRUARY 16. Playing in the Etna Green gym, the Atwood Grey- hounds proved themselves very worthy players and caused the Milford boys considerable trouble before succumbing to the Trojan Victory March, 3-1-28. The first half was rather slow as the Greyhounds led 10-6 after eight minutes of play, and 18-12 at the half-Way mark. ln the third perioid, the Trojans rallied and came to within one point of the Atwood boys and as the last quarter progressed, they gained the lead to win their fifth staright game. Wolfei'inan got 10 points, Replogle 9. and Doty 8, to lead the scoring, and Marsh led the Greyhounds with 7 points. The Trojan reserves were 17 points too strong for the Greyhound seconds as they won the preliminary, 30-13. Sw-tional Tnurnvy: MILF! IRD-57 l,E1+lSBLlRG-15 NHLFK lRDf29 SILVER LAKE--17 ln the first round of the Sectional Tourney at X7v'arsaw. the M1-lS Trojans proved for the fourth time this season that they could down the scrappy Blue Blazers from Leesburg. The Leesburg boys played very good ball and managed to keep close until the closing minutes of the hrst half, when Sorensen hit on three successive field goals, to send the Trojans into a Z8-20 lead. During the course of the second half, the Blue Blazers were weakened by the loss of their entire starting five on personal fouls, but the reserves played a very good game. always keeping within reach of the Trojan lineup which was also riddled with substitutions. But the Blazers didn't have quite the necessary power to start a rally and were finally downed, 57-45. The Trojans took an early lead against the Silver l,ake Ramblers in their second sectional game, leading l l-8 at the one-quarter mark. But in the second period, the Ramblers staged a rally which gave them a Z0-14 half-time advant- age. ln the third quarter, the Ramblers began to display their marksmanship as they increased their lead to ten points and in the final period they couldn't miss, as the entire team connected on field goals, to give them the 47-Z9 victory which eliminated the M1-1S Trojans from further sectional competition. 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Harry Orn, Elizabeth Ann Stieglitz, Ever- SECOND ROW: Sue Tom, Marvin Minnegar, Bettie Campbell, Franklin Stuckman, Joan Kreider, Robert Fleishauer. THIRD ROW: Eldon Sumpter, Kaiser, Maryann Doty. Patricia Wiggins, Arthur Gilbert, Miriam Beer, Ben FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Walton, Chuck Myers, Ruby Taylor, Merle Rogers, Mary Rens- berger, Dennis LaRue. FIFTH ROW: Dwight Ott, Bonnie Miller, Phyllis Haab, Doris Kasper, Bobby Wolferman, Dorothy Charlton. SIXTH ROW: Mary Alice Sunthimer, Daryl Kaiser. Robert Graff, Floyd Thomas, Jack Klopenstien, Elsie Kline. SEVENTH ROW: Jim Kaylor, Eldon Morehouse. Page Fifty ' ' W' 1525, . i' Q ul. ' ' . A.. 51, 2? , , nw A ,CQ ,, , ., Q I ,Z igi .,, 'W ..,:? ' 1 -my 'L :N33 . 4 , sw? f 5 N . A W gi 2 . ' 41 1 T? , ,. iw , 1 . 3 ,f Q, - , f, . i , gf is 2 W .. 1 X H. ,ff S S 1.1.1. , -gym V-30,4 ,Q .,iL,,,,.k if . ,gg ,V , a x-4' wfa1.:ig:i.,5::g - ' ,...,,,.z 5 X X , 1. .. .M , .x .V 3. A U-J N Y. . 'v-V W JM ' ,', . A, H' ,':A 3 -H ' u rl? l I ' A 5 , ,Q ' 95 e WMS-iff. W A 5g'a.,,.,if.,3- i . 291' . .l i. .... 3, ,yy '-wwf ,,XQ.,,,x, --v - '4 'Dv awww. - 1. ,. 'Ra c I 4 k -'E 2 43 4' QS. Q .ai ,QL , , , . -1-. ff, '55 an 'i y A 1 Hg., W 1 i! 'f'lS 'fm Y 1 'VS .' , ' I 'Wi-14 'M W fi?-'JP . J 4 . .X 1' fy ' f ' is I E3 my ' H elf W 7 Wi' f T fr A- i gh khGR DE FIRST ROW: Jean Anglin, Bob Brown, Nlary Baumgartner, Nlerl Campbell. Eunice Beer. Virgil Fox. SECOND ROW: Andy Fox, Shirley Beechy, John Gardner, Elizabeth Hawn, Harold Col- lins. Beverly Knepper. THIRD ROW: Jackie Hawkins. Arnold Gerber, Darlene Ryman, Clyde Hawn, Phyllis Miller, Tom Hurd, FOURTH ROW: Charles Lingofelter, Sue Wiggs, Donald Minnegar. Kenneth Traylor, Doris Rusk. Byron LalVlunyon. FIFTH ROW: Elmer Sorenson, Dorothy Pinkerton. Dorothy Timmons, Ross Timmons. Page Fifty-One l First Flow: Bill Stieglitz lon ladderj. Lois. Jessop, Philip Whirledge, Pat Stookey. Phyl- lis Evans. Opal Dausman, Marilyn Fuller. Second Row: Norma Kline. Duane Scott, Pat Baumgartner. Playing Catch: Rosalie McDonald and Charles Haab. Gigi Hatter Angelica Bunny Hatter Joe Hatter Margaret Hatter Grandma ll3lIL'I' Diana Hatter Nancy Hayward Mugzie Mullen Elizabeth Harrison Henry Harrison Clara Sheldon Page Fifty-Two lilllf MAD lol!-l'lxTER.S 'lvl ll' CAST Rosalie lWClQOl7CllLl' H Norma Kline Bzll Slregllitz Philip iilfim-ztefytw Marzltm Fuller l'c1l1'1ert1 Sloolcl-if l't1Iz'1'c1'u Ht1LlI77lltIlAlI7lI' Lois Jessup , Charles Haaln Opal Dausmtm Duane Scott e . Phyllis Evans Ha, Ha! uynolz Ho, Ho! SENIOR BOY'S TOAST l-lere's to the girl with the turned up nose. The turn in eyes and turned down hose: With turned on heat and turned out light. The hunch l had turned out all right. M-H-S Mrs. Dwyer: Now, Clifford, if a man bought something it for SI4, what would be the difference? Clifford: Thats what l say-what's the difference? M-H-S Scott is always boasting about his family tree. Do you think he has one? for 5512 and sold Sure. he's a nut, isn't he? M-H-S Miss Carpenter: lf this chemical blows up we will all be blown through the roof. Now, step up close so you can follow me. M-H-S Pit last we have found why fences are built around cemeteries. Some people are just dying to get in. ill-H-S Bike: Bean. wake upl Bean: Can't. Bike: Vvlhy? Bean: Not asleep. M-H The three degrees in medical treatment: Positive, ill: Comparative, pill: Superlative, bill. M -H -S Ma. do cows and bees go to heaven? Mercy. child, what a questionf Wlay? 'Cause if they don't, the milk and honey the preacher said was up there must be canned stuff. .711-H-S Say. Dad, remember that story you told me about when you were ex- pelled from college? Yes. Well. l was just thinking, Dad. how true it is that history repeats itself. M-H-S Paul B.: l'd face death for you. Joy P.: Why did you run from that dog? Paul: lt wasn't dead. Ill-H-S Mrs, Bieswanger: Can anyone denne etiquette ? Marilyn P.: l can. Etiquette is the noise you dont make when you eat soup. Page Fif ty-Three Then there's the one about the boy who, when his teacher had just Hn- ished putting a patch on his pants, said, Thank you, teacher. l hope l can do the same for you some day, M -H -S A woman can make a fool out of you in ten minutes. Ah, yes. but think of those ten minutes? Teacher Student Teacher: Student M-H-S l have went: that is wrong. isn't it? Yes, sir. Why is it wrong? Because you ain't went yet. M-H-S How did the wedding come off? Fine until the minister asked the bride What happened then? She replied: Do vou think l'm crazy? of a daze, replied: 'l do.' M-H-S if she would obey her husband. And the groom. who was in sort Bike: What have you found out about the salivary glands? Phil S.: Not a thing,--they're so secretivef M-H-S Mrs. Dwyer: lf there are twenty-six cats playing in the back yard, what time is it? l-larry D.: l dunnoh: what time is it? Mrs. Dwyer: Twenty-five after one. M -H -S Bike: How did you get that black eye? I Wayne R.: l was protecting a little boy. Bike: That was noble: who was he? Wayne: Me. M -H -S Teacher: How long can a person live without brains? Student: l don't know. l-low old are you? M -H -S The senior English class was reciting on the Story of a Piebald Horse. Mrs. Beiswanger: Vilhat is meant by Piebald? Paul B. levidentlv thinking olf a highbally: A glass of whiskey. M -H -S Mr, Judkin: What is cell composed of? Phil W.: lron bars and a cement floor. M-H-S Fritz: l-leyf NVe got Young for our constable. Bill: You mean sponsor. don't you? Fritz: Dh. ya, that's right. Page Fifty-Four Bill L.: Do you know why they call sailboats she ? Scott: Sure: they make a better showing in the breeze, M -H -S Teacher: And why did Noah take two of each kind of animals into the ark? Bright Child: Because he didn't believe the story about the stork. M-H-S A cute number from St. Paul XVore a newspaper dress to a ball. But caught on fire And showed her entire,- Front page, sport section, and all. M-H-S Wlay' is the truck called the family car? Marilyn F.: Because it has a muffler for dad. a hood fotr mother, and plenty of rattles for ME. M -H -5 Becker: How did you like the gal l dug up for you? Brown: As far as l'm concerned, you can bury her again, M-H-S Opal D,: What became of all of those love triangles? Charles Hg Most of them turned into wreck-tangles. M -H -S Bike: If one cuts an artery. what happens before he bleeds to death? Johnnie M.: I-le would faint. M -H -S Nlr. Young: Go upstairs and get my wrist watch. Marion: Wait a while and it will run down. pop. ill'I'H'-S Bike: I wish you would ask questions to show that you are interested. Brown: Vvlhat time is it? M-H-S Proud papa, upon seeing the first grade teacher, said: l'm glad to know you: l'm the father of the twins you're going to have next September. fl!-H-S Bill l,.: Do you know why Dre trucks are always red? Pat S.: No. why are they? Bill: A fire truck has four wheels and eight men: four and eight are twelve: theres twelve inches in a foot: one foot is a ruler: a ruler was Queen Elizabeth: Queen Elizabeth is the largest ship on the sea: the sea has ish: fish have fins: finns are fighting the Russians: Russians are called Reds: fire trucks are always Russian . . . therefore, fire trucks are always red. Page Fift y- Five Page Two 4 'D5,,d DEDICATION XVLQ. thc seniors of thc Class of '45, take grcat pridu in dcclicating this annual to Mr. Wystvng, our Trustcc. XVQ shall always rcmumbct' his fricnclly smile and fighting spirit and usc them as guides in thc days to come. -Fritz Wolferman Qlmmni 1940 f 744 CLASS OF '44 Evelyn Baker a L eeeee Milford. Indiana Margarite Beer 7 L Milford Indiana Lois Beer aaaa L as , Goshen Indiana Joan Good ddddd ,,,,dd M ilford. Indiana Kathryn Graff Goshen. Indiana Berniece Grove I Warsaxx' Indiana Mary Hummel Syracuse, Indiana Esther Mathews , L , Fort Wayne Indiana Lucille Morehouse 7 7 Milford Indiana Doris Myers ,sss,ss, , ss,, s,,,,, M ilford Indiana Glennis Orn Stump ,,,, I ,,s,, Milford Indiana Marcella Steffen as 7, Goshen, Indiana Francis Stuckman Tiedeann San Francisco, California Kenneth Hawkinsl' Orvil Kilmer sscssscsc ccss,, M ilford. Indiana William Leemon ,,,,,,c Milford, Indiana Paul Mathews? Richard Miller? Doral McFarren as I Milford. Indiana Donald Nyce . , Milford, Indiana Duane Rusk? Glen Shuder c,,s,,as 7 , Milford, Indiana Harley Steiglitz V 7 at TeXaS John Tomi Dean Troupf Jack Vvlhemple ,s,c L Milford, Indiana III-H-S CLASS OF '43 Joan Bushong L, Milford, Indiana Annabelle Doty Milford, Indiana Jean Hursey as L Milford, Indiana Ruth Leemon Hoppus ,e,, e Milford, Indiana Thedia Michael? Kathryn Stiffler ,e,e V , , Milford, Indiana Mary Helene Thomas Levener 1 7 ,, 7 Milford, Indiana James Barnes? Carlton Beer 7 ,, Milford, Indiana Harlan Beer Victor Beer? Ren Clarkgw Robert Foxx Kyle Gibson ' Luther Steffenbk Dale Stump? Fort XVayne :ic In Service. 'W Honorable Discharge. 7 New Paris, Indiana Indiana Page Fifty-Seven Jo Ann Clause Yarian Betty Ann Cunningham . Corabelle Hastings Grubb Virginia I-Iurseylf Ruth Iiriderf Louise Locke Beverly Martin Betty Jo Pinkerton Clarabelle Rogers Elizabeth Ann Snyder Doris Jean Vallance Gladys Waldbeser Robert Brown? Edwin Grubb XVorth Jacksonf Donald Kline? John Morehouse Robert Pricel' Walter Ruchf Forrest Scott? Evard Shuderf Lawrence Steiglitzif Max Wagonerzflf Umar XVuthrichx Betty Auer Scott , , Johnnie Brethericll , Julia Calsi Edna Crowl Hilda Dippon L Lorabel Feverda Leatrice Gardner Rapp Jean Good ,eee, Betty Phillips Farrington Mary Scarlet , Barbara Traster , Mable Zinnerman Clifford Baker ,, Eldon Beerf DeVon Kuhn? Carl Le Count Russel Ruchf George Stieglitz , Fern Trasterf Glen Treeshf Edward Wliirledgef W'illis Wutlaerick:'f In Service. Honorable Discharge I age If lfty-Eight CLASS OF '42 M-H-S CLASS OF '-fl Florida . Muncie. Indiana L New Paris. Indiana ,. Kingsbury, Indiana . Marion, Indiana New Jersey , Muncie, Indiana , Milford, New Paris, . Milford, Lafayette. ,, Milford. Fort Vlfayne, .. Chicago. Syracuse. e. Milford. North Manchester, Syracuse, L Milford. , Nappanee, , Fort Wayne. . South Bend. e Goshen. . Beaver Dam, a Syracuse, . Milford. Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Illinois Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana CLASS OF '40 Francis Estep Holloway 7 7 77 77 Melba Fox Doris Galvin 7 7 Catherine Green Alice Grubb Tusing Edna Hollar 77 Mildred lilopenstine Mary Hover 7 Elanor Kuhn 7 7 7 Dorothy Mathews 7 77 Elizabeth Orn Sienke Leona Poe Dippon 77 Willene Rapp Margaret Stuckman Gilliat Mary Helen Stuckman McCombs Partha Troup Miller 77 7 Opal Zimmerman Bollinger 7 7 Frank Beerf Maurice Beer Richard Brumbaugh John Bryanjf John Buhrt Guy Cory, Jrfl: Williani Coyf Robert Cullersif Warren Dausmanf George l-lartterf l-larold Kaiser Richard Martini l-larry Nlichealf .lack McDonaldf Junior Pinkerton' Edwin Sprungerf Dale Wuthrielaff a In Sefrvir-e7 Honorable I7lisel1u1'g- 'A' 'A' ir Milford Indianapolis. 7 Milford 77 Milford. South Bend. 77 77 Milford lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana VJashington, D .G Bourbon, 7 Goshen. Elkhart, 77 Milford. Milford Paole. 7 l-lammond. Syracuse, 7 Goshen, Milford. Milford. Milford. Milford. Milford MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL IS VERY PROUD OI7 THE LARGE NUMBER OE ITS FORMER MEMBERS' THAT ARE NOW SERVING THEIR COUNTRY SO BRAVELY. WE WISH THEM THE BEST OF LUCK AND HOPE THE DAY OF THEIR RETURfv' IS NOT VERY FAR AWAY. 'A' 'A' if lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana Page Fifty-Nine 3 SE 33 HDVERTISEMENTS SE 35 CONGRATULATIONS lo TI-IE GRADUATES OF 1945 from Wolferman's Market and Packing House Phone 103 Phone 72 GROCERIES MEATS ir i' LOCKER STGRAGE PROCESSING c u s t o m BUTCI-IERING and CURING 'ir ii' MILFORD N - INDIANA I L S t Compliments of BAUMGARTNEITS SERVICE STATION PHONE Z5 MILFORD C 11 I Cumplnm I from - Uf - TARMAN GROCERY MARTINS FEED MILLS 25 MARKET Self-Service ITVITD f - COAL f GRAIN Pl one 712 New Paris Phone 62 New P lgbtyl BEST WISHES TO THE 1945 GRADUATES! 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Now our paths will sepurnlte. For our school clayfs .soon Lulll die: liul in .-:p1l1'1'1 lol us slam! As fha Cjla1.5.s of -15 , QAnonymousy K ,mi Page Th ree HARDVVARE HOME EQUIPMENT SHARP HARDWARE CO. International Farm Machines and Motor Trucks MILFORD WARSANV CNUHQFLIILIIUIIOIYS CUl7gfUfLllllllLlI7.5 lo Thi- Class of 1045 'U Tha Class ol' V245 The MILFORD GRAIN DRUGS COSMETICS Tcxaco Scrvicc Station WALTER DRUG CO. Grain - llucxls - Seeds A CSLISIUIN Milling ,The Friemny Stow. IJ!-.Sll'IbLllOl'8 of Phono ll Milford TEXACO GASOLINE 8 MOTOR OILS Page Sixty-Six Compliments of Augsbergefs Food Market Fresh Fruit GYOCCYIES and M eat Vegetables Fountain SCIVICC PHONE 150 On Road 15 Milford Compliments of PICKWICK BLOCK 'k 'k SYRACUSF INDIANA lgbt'5 Compliments from SIGMUND SORG, INC. Relzablv .Jewelers BEST WISHES to zhe C.,'I.AS.S' CDI-' 104 5 from POP HUNTS 20th CE TURY ELKHART RESTAURANT - SERVICE STATION 5771 So. Main GOSHEN ' 31 - 120 So. 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Plaonc lfJ ORN'S GRILL ON THE CORNER Short Ordcrs Frcncli lirics Page Seventy-One EVENT 100 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash 440 Yard Dash 880 Yard Run Mile Run Broad Jump High Jump Shot Put Pole Vault 880 Yard Relay Mile Relay Most Points in one meet ,,,. , Most points in season YEAR 1942 1943 1944 1945 YEAR 1941 1942' Voumy Chanipious YEAR 1941 1942 1943 1944 YEAR 1941 1942 YEAR 1941 1942 1943 1944 M.H.S, FACTS Track Records HOLDER MARK YEAR PLACE Fritz Wolferman 210.7 1945 Pierceton Fritz Wolferman 222.5 1945 Milford Carlton Beer :58 1942 Milford Duane Scott 2:08 1945 Syracuse Frank Scott 4:48 1945 Syracuse Max Wagoner 19'5 1942 Pierceton Fritz Wolferman 5'9'2 1945 Pierceton Fritz Wolferman 44'8 1945 Goshen Kyle Gibson 9'6 1942 Milford Jack Wemple Harry Doty 1945 Goshen Hurd. Wolferman, 1:41 1943 Milford Hively. Beer Miller. Whirledge. 4:08 1943 Nappanee Scott. Kilmer F. Wolferman 26's 1944 Milford , ,, ,.F. Wolferman , 96 1944 WON LOST PCT O 5 .000 2 2 .500 4 0 1.000 0 5 .000 Softball Records WON LOST PCT. YEAR WON LOST PCT. 2 4 .333 1943'f 7 0 1.000 6 1 .857 1944' 6 1 .857 M.H.S. Batting Champions NAME AB. H PCT Bob Brown 20 10 .500 Fritz Wolferman 22 11 .500 Kyle Gibson 22 10 .454 BNI Steightz 22 10 .454 Fritz Wolferman 24 11 .458 M.H.S. Most Valuable Player NAME YEAR NAME Bob Brown 1943 Fritz Wolferman Bill Steiglitz 1944 Fritz Wolferman M.H.S. Pitching Records NAME WON LOST PCT Dale Stump 2 3 ,400 Bob Brown 0 1 .OOO Fritz Wolferman 6 1 .857 Fritz Wolferman 7 0 1.000 Fritz Wolferman 6 1 .857 The county strike-out record of 20 in a seven-inning game is held by Fritz Wolferman. It was made while pitching a no-hit game against Pierceton in the 1943 season. Page Seventy-Two Year Won Lost Pct. 193011 16 8 .667 19311 1932 1933 NO RECORD 193-1 1935 FROM '32-'39 1936 1937 OHOSQ 12 3 BASKETBALL RECORDS Tszarg Won Lost 19391121 1' 19-10 7 1-1 19-11 -1 16 19-12 5 1-1 1913 10 10 19-1-110131 13 9 19-1511? 1-1 8 1County Champions P14 1'Sectional Champions 1 'FCounty Runners-up 1 31 1 CSectional Runners-up Pct. .333 .200 .263 .500 ,590 .636 The county scoring record of 36 points is held by John Tom of Milford. This mark was made in the semi-final game of the 194-1 county tournament against Warsauf. X L Year 19 35 1936 1937 1938 1939 19-10 19-11 19-12 19-13 19-1-1 bi 9 BAND RECORDS Milford is justly proud of it's fine band and the nne record it has made. The credit for this record should be given to our able director. Mr. Judkins. who through much work and de- termination, has given Milford one of the best bands in the state. Tillllc' No. First. County-Concert Third, District-Concert Third. District-Concert Third District--Concert Third District-Concert Third. District-Concert Second, District-Concert . First. District-Concert Eirst, District--Concert and Marching No Contest First. State-Concert VEI' OTHER FACTS AND RECORDS 117 28 35 36 38 38 -11 -13 -12 Bum! Milford holds the record for consecutive softball championships with three and consecutive wins with 18. MHS is second in number of county championships in basketball with four. Syracuse is first with seven. Ml-IS was county baseball champions in 1935. Page Seventy Three AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Page Four In memory of a dear friend. Ortie Leeman, who serve wc. the Class of '45, dedicate this page to d faithfully as janitor fo t r wo years in M. H. S. AUTOGRAPHS Is 1 4 Q nh- u 'Na 'A -1 at ,., : , 1 .Q --1 5531, ',1,'f? 'fun -K f f me -V, ., 774 V' gf fn Ll- 3' i 5. - fb - . f V 5 A gi 53495, '53-Q : T 1 . - f' in . 'Y 1 J, ' , V A ., , . , A .., . ,J f 5 A ' - 4 , . M. 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