Millersburg High School - Millerette Yearbook (Millersburg, IN)

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VHQTEH 9 D O,gb.', I T, E. dilCapna fi' ey- ' sv' T e1Mt?iii.VEpV5?5J e l. Oh Millersburg Hi h Sch 1 g oo , Thy name we sing. 2. Oh Millersburg High School, we honor thee, fx D - M T ' I . ' T S and 'ef Epi JiJgil'fVaJ T C. v ! Our deepest praises, To thee we bring, Through all we pledge our loyalty, fi-del-ity, Through all ', . I -' ' re' - U' xqx II!-lililll , ' ' 1 A 9- 1 T .I r, 1 - l , , ' .D -.' 1 1 I ! V ' xv, v 'V our lives, thy glony, In endless song shall ever rin e-ter-ni-t ' ' gr y, we give our hearts and love to thee. Dedicated by Class of 1940 mf m nm 1 . l I im Agnes Stutzman Harry Botts Ruth Miller Walter Sark Charles Weston Richard Hoffman SWF? 2nd row Genevieve Rosentrader Ruth Yoder Lucille Long Virginia Berkey Phyllis Botts Floyd Utley Richard Lantz Joan Graybill Margaret Baker Sheldon McClain Shirley Long Jake Hartsough Qrd row Robert Long Miss Cripe-advisor Phyllis Leek Vivian Steele Calvin Whirledge Allen Fisher Dale Fisher Allen Conrad Phyllis Darr Evelyn Coyle Ruth Fletcher Mary Miller Norma Kurtz flmogene Stabler was absent when this picture was takeng THE EU4EETTERS BUSBHESS WHUQGERS Left to right: Ruth Yoder Allen Conrad Sheldon McClain Dale Fisher This picture m ght well be given The name---three boys and a girl, But such a title would not fit For they are not in a social whirl, The money you see, Was not for a spree, Of gaity all the day thru. It's money received from businesses To print their ads for you. All they did each day Would be hard to say, So I'm asking you To look this book thru And read the ads, too, The Staff feel Sur! it'll pay, Phyllis Leek LULTHE STAFF Editor-in-chief ---------- Assistant Editor ----- Business Manager ----- Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager -------- Feature Editor ------ MtEMtms ------- Proof Readers ----------- Joke Editor ------------ Typists --------- Sports Editor ------ Circulation Manager - - - Alumni Reporter ----- Press Operators ----- Secretary-Treasurer - - - Grade Reporter ------ Senior Reporter ---------- Junior Reporter ----- Sophomore Reporter ---- Freshman Reporter ---- Faculty Advisor ----- - - Robert Long - - Phyllis Leek -Sheldon McClain - - -Dale Fisher - -Allen Conrad - - - Ruth Yoder - -Phyllis Darr Margaret Baker -Imogene Stabler Mary Miller Ruth Miller - - Walter Sark Virginia Berkey Agnes Stutzman Lucille Long Phyllis Botts Shirley Long Calvin Whirledge Ruth Pletcher - - Mary Miller - - - - - - - Norma Kurtz - - - - - -Jake Hartsough - - Floyd Utley Richard Lantz Richard Hoffman - -Allen Conrad - - Evelyn Coyle - -Allen Fisher - -Vivian Steel - -Genevieve Rosentrader - - - - - -Charles Weston - - - - - - - -Miss Cripe ILT? 1 xx ,r r 4 V WW QAYBRYNWSXQX x .A ' ,X -Zi , ifzkf 3f:g'Zf3f' . fs' ,A . . 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I--. - 2. Ora C. Strycker Lloyd M Hart ough Superintendent of Schools CllUtOD Townshlp Trustee Elkhart County Advisory Board Emery J. Harper Calvin C. Rogers Daniel Honderich TiH,E1RiiTmRCHiESiii MR. DAVIS Principal Pressing forward all the time, He built the ladder for us to climb. MR. LUKE Vocational Ag. It was either shop work or tilling the land Where Mr. Luke lent a helping hand. MISS GANGWER English All the way from Caesar to Lewis, Miss Gangwer told and taught them to us. MISS ZOOK English, Physical Ed. She kept our minds and bodies in trim, Our minds with English, our bodies with gmn. ,Qi QE, -' , ' X X If we are to be suc- Still she makes music MISS CRIPE Commercial cessful in business We have only Miss Cripe to thank for this. MISS MCDOWELL Music No rings on her fingers, nor bells on her toes, wherever she goes MISS HONDEHICH Home Economics Whether it's making a home or something to eat, Miss Honderich's ad- vice can never be beat. MR. CHENOWETH Music ' Of musical mind, build, and hand, Was Mr. Chenoweth who led the band. MR. BEVINGTON Coach Through thick and thin, mid gloom and JOYS, He still held faith- ful to his boys. MR. JUDAY Mathematics If it were figures or physics' we wanted izcn ICIICDVJ, It was always to Mr. Juday we'd go. MARJORIE LONG Office girl Whatever the task be, small or large, The teachers were al- ways depending on HMarge.H THE PRIUUPFH. SPEQKS Pictures, articles, cartoons, acts, and an un- told amount of work and time. Put them all togeth- er and what have you---an Annual, Those people who do not help directly with the book may perhaps wonder why all the effort to publish such a book. These same people had they had the opportunity to work on such a project surely would be its strong- est boosters. The Millerette Annual represents the combined efforts of the entire student body and faculty, The majority of the work is done by the staff under the very capable leadership of the staff advisor, but indirectly each student should be able to re- gard it as a part of his contribution to the com- munity. The history of high school annuals is long and interesting, far too long to be related here. The annual has passed through an evolutionary stage of being produced by the faculty to the present day book published by the students. With the exception of the cover and pictures, the work in the Miller- ette is done entirely by high school students. It is true that long hours must be spent upon it. Many schools publish an Annual with the immed- iate objective of earning money, and experience comes incidentally. The Millerette is published with the idea of giving something constructive to the community which makes such a project possible, Pupil participation sets the stage for the best learning conditions and I am sure that each member of the staff can point with pride to the Millerette and say, HI helped to publish that book,H Profit is a secondary factor in publishing the Millerette, If it were not for the cooperation and support of the advertisers the project would be too great tn undertake. Perhaps further improvement of the book as you read through it represents the honest ef- forts of the staff to produce something which will stand as a monument of their educational achieve- ments, --Mrs S :?55:f:5q::-::.. -. - 'wa .f -f . ' - .... .75..,.,. -.,.,. . ,..,... SS P L Q vi' ,. Ig, A : if ' :i f' 5 f I 4 yr NR 1 F 4' 5' 6 'Q EQ 1' Z ' ff, if ,A ' ' KAJZ7, - 5 5 ' filer'-Vsff' 1 E 1 5, X' I flyl XA fl' X I - I VF. ijt- V . J f SX-E ' X K . 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UJWPLHVUEVUS UF MILLERSBURG BRANCH , .,. , .... ....g..,,. .. ..,. . ....,,..-.U .,....,, . .,,,,..4..,,, THE BREATH UF THEE VIRGINIA BERKEY Among the gifts that God has sent, Music is the most magnificent, ROBERT LONG Quiet, ambitious, ef- ficient, sincere, For his success, we need not fear, V , ,..,.,.v...,. ..-v.,..,,., ,...., . as . I-n ,,-Q mn., PAUL DITCHETT Begone dull care, be- gone from me, For you and I shall ne'r agree. MARGARET ANN BAKER Industry seasoned with a bit of play, A kind smile to cheer the day. LUCILLE LONG A face with gladness overspread, Soft smiles of human kindness bred. CALVIN WHIRLEDGE Every why has a wherefore. NORMA KURTZ Mkesmmmnewdcmwd on a cloudy day, One never forgets her quiet, friendly way. .. ...ang ., FLOYD UTLEY Always busy, never shirks, Quiet, efficient in his work. RUTH YODER No task too great or yet too small, She stoops to conquer one and all. DALE FISHER A sense of humor is a fountain of youth. . ...ga , w HECCEREIWCUF THEERUP EVELYN COYLE Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. WALTER SARK A firm mind, willing f'LE2ELI't, Always willing to do his part. SHELDCN McCLaLH He will find a path :r make cne. JAKE HARTSOUGH Whenever playing basketball his energy is boundless. PHYLLIS LEEK Faithful in small things, Capable in great things, Dependable in all things. RUTH PLETCHER Patience is the key to success. IMOGENE STABLER ALLEN CONRAD Persuasion tips her Into the midst of tongue whenever she things. speaks. CHARLES PROUGH AGNES STUTZMAN Why hurry? Therefs Quiet and conscien- plenty of time, tious. PHYLLIS DARR Thy modesty is candle to thy merit. JUNIOR WHIRLEDGE True merit is like a river, the deeper it flows, the less noise it makes. EREWU UF THE CROP KENNETH VANCE Man of few words, PHYLLIS BOTTS Jolly, good matured, full of fun, If you want a friend, here is one, 'Gi' SHIRLEY LONG A way to have friends is to be one, RUTH MILLER She wears the colors at the game, MARY MILLER Kind, courageous, clever, too, Quiet in all things there are to do. RlCHARD'HOFFMAN Size doesn't count for though he's small, His firm determination wins esteem for all. ALUEJFISHER Bright red hair, twinkling eyes, Merry humor, he wins the prize, FRED HARTSOUGH Hefs acquired gosd marks, good times, good friends. on mmbftfrmia x Y' JUUIURS . President ------ Roy Jr. Rogers Vice Pres,---Geraldine Gibson Sec.QTreas.-Pauline Whirledge Sponsor- ------------- Mr, Luke Bottom row: Boy Jr. Rogers, Vivian Steele, Ava Stiver, Jean Tarmaq Gale Tope, Earl Weddell, Pauline Whirledge. Second row: Edith Hoover, Velda Kline, Esther Kohn, Richard Lanta Naomi Miller, Pearl Putman, Betty Rink, Third row: Jemima Fisher, Doris Garber, Geraldine Gibson, Alberta Groff, Robert Holse. Fourth row: Junior Cramer, Juanita Cripe, Joan Custer. Fifth rowz' Donald Bates, John Bickel, Doris Bowman, ....,......... ....... u......,..W..,,..,.v, ...,,..,.W,,, . M.,.....,,-.,.,,,,..,.- F THE GU'BETWEEHS . . ,- ,is 'bn 1- Q N ff X X ff B ' 4 3 X ff 5 ,gn 5 ' , Q , Q, S s X ,x 4 f ,, f X f 12' X r 3 Q t ! 3 'ii' A Zu. ? X 1 I gy? Y I 5 QF L Y if ' X Q, X jx ,Six-Vg , ,jf u RW' L wi X X N ww -Q F' M-sm f 1 . S, 'ev t QN5, .5 ' ,W am. L Q? 2 F A 'S , . hfggc ff' - I so . Af sees? 'Se fxlk.a4lk JNM SCKVA, , ,....- , ..,., . .. N A A 'V ' ' :I i ' ' ef Ev V . - 1 . .,l,,: 3 ,V -W I. , f -4 - , L, M , SUpHUmUFEge i, C A, W I President -------- Ruth Conrad Vice Pres.----Audrey Berkey Sec. 8 Treas.-Maxine Schrock Sponsor -------- Mr . Bevington Bottom row: Genevieve Rosentrader, Dallas Schrock, Maxine Schrock, Theda Simmons, Howard Swartz, Charlotte Tope. owell McClain, Luella Second row: Dorothy Livengood, Edward Maust, L Miller, Jean Radabaugh, Ruth Rogers, Robert Rohrer. Third row: Lowell Hoover, Wilbur Hostetler, Theldon Kline, Audrey Leek. Fourth row: David Dulaney, Claude Fisher, Louise Groff, Raymond Hoffman. Fifth rowp Audrey Berkey, Fredrick Brock, Geraldine Charlton, Ruth Anna Conrad. hom hrusf ww -J , an ev 9 r ii FRESH WEN I President -------- Melvin Miller Vice Presideatem-louise Miller Sec, 2 Trias,----m4ELva Miller Sponsof------ -------- Mr. Juday Bottom Row: Dale Schreck, Charlene Showalter, Elroy Troyer, Charles Weston, Donald Whirleige. Dorothy Whirledge, Ernest Whirledge, Virginia Yeater. ' ' Second Row: Lillian Millar, Louise Miller, Max Miller, Melvin Miller, Sarah Miller, Betty Price, Lillian Riegsecker, Alice Ruth Rink. ' Third Row: Delbert Lants, Phyllis Lee, Virginia Lewallen,'Darlene Long, Mary Catherine McKibbin, LaVerne Meese, Donna Belle Miller, Elva Miller. Fourth Row: Joan Hire, Louise Hively, Maxine Kauffman, Dale Knapp, Imogene Knapp, Frank Callahan, Georgia Gay, George Harlan, Richard Hartsough. ' ' Fifth Row: Elwyn Arnold, Berdine Bates, Arlios Bleile, Vera Bontrager. TQ, 5 3 wk Qfliiiifllf iiiiiii Q Vw EIEHTH ERQUE Bottom roy Mary Miller Floyd Phillips Beulah Rink Kathleen Stroup Betty Vance Louise Welker Evelyn Whipstock Third raqjy Annabelle Bates Geneva Bickel Harry Botts Walter Brock Norma Carpenter Junior Cripe Second roy Allen Fredrickson Louise Garber Marjorie Gardner Margaret Keckler Karol Knepp Joy Larimer Vernon McGill SEVENTH BRHUE Bottom roy Junior Rink Edward Rogers Margaret Stutzman Robert Weigel Paul Whirledge QQQ 223 Floyd Kropf Junior Kurtz Iven Leichty Wayne McGill Willis Miller l1Si..I.QWLf Carol Berkey Joan Graybill Julia Groff Nola Henderson Loyd Hershberger N. 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Pharlotte Tope eeraldine Charlton Virginia Berkey Donna Belle Miller THE GLOUIU EHQSER3 somsexmi CLUB Second Row Third Row Louise Groff Audrey Leek Linnabelle Vance Margaret Baker Audrey Berkey Joan Cust r Evelyn Coyle Alberta Groff Betty Rink Pauline Vhirledge Miss Gangwer Phvllis Leek Officers President-----W--Margaret Baker Vice Pres.----Pauline Whirledge Sec. Treas. -------- Audrey Berkey Chorister-------Alberta Groff Ass't Chorister--Virginia Berkey Devotional Leader--Phyllis Leek Creed With love in my heart, forget- ting seli and with charity for all, I will make the object of my life helpfulness and kind- ness to others, l shall try to fit myself to give intelligent service in making my community a safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus will my own life become rich and complete. FEUJ BUT FHIGHW President ----------- Ruth Yoder Vice Pres. Margaret Ann Baker Sec. Q Treas. ---- Ruth Pletcher Reporter ------- Imogene Stabler Sponsor ----------- Miss Gangwer Motto- HPatience is rare virtue.H Bottom roy Second roy Betty Rink Genevieve Rosentrader Irma Kline Ruth Rogers Margaret Ann Baker Joan Custer Agnes Stutzman Jean Tarman Ruth Pletcher Ruth Yoder Third roy Richard Lantz Junior Rogers Miss Gangwer Earl Weddell David Dulaney Imogene Stabler was absent when this picture was taken. LDETUE SURURES ET LQETI FI?HTl?ES L H Exif Ll l i L Bottom Egg Doris Garber Donna Belle Miller Georgia Gay Virginia Yeater Phyllis Leek Lucille LongCPianistD Ruth YoderCPresidentD Virginia Berkey Maxine Schrock Esther Kohn Genevieve Rosentrader Virginia Lewallen Alice Ruth Rink Dorothy Livengood Luella Miller Third Egg Louise Hively Louise Miller Ruth Miller Qary Miller Evelyn Coyle Phyllis Darr Juanita Cripe Geraldine Gibson Jemima Fisher Jean Tarman Geraldine Charlton Edith Hoover LaVerne Meese Donna Jean Radahaugh Second Qgg Vivian SteeleCReporterj Louise Groff Audrey Leek Doris Bowman Naomi Hiller Agnes Stutzman Ruth Pletcher Norma Kurtz Shirley Long Ruth Rogers Theda Simmons Ruth Ann Conrad Joan Hire Dorothy Whirledge Maxine Kauffman Fourth Egg Miss McDowellCDirectorD Imogene Knapp Linnabelle Vance Ava Stiver Darlene Long Audrey Berkey Margaret BakerCSec. Q Treas Phyllis Potts Charlotte Tope Velda Kline Alberta Groff Pauline Whirledge Pearl Putman Betty Price Charlene Showalter UU THE RUHU TU IUELUUH Bottom Row Sheldon McClain Roy Jr, Rogers Mary McKibben Robert Long Audrey Berkey Richard Lantz Dale Fisher President -------w Robert Long Sec. Treas.-Calvin Whirledge Reporter -------- Allen Conrad Sponsor ------------- Mr. Luke Second Egg Third BQ! Walter Sark Kenneth Vance Howard Swartz Allen Conrad Charles Weston Allen Fisher John Bickel Dallas Schrock ghiilggtpiorfh Calvin Whirledge a 1 C 8 Mr. Luke wponsorl Theldon Kline BUQ3' GLEE CLUB Ps A ! L , F First Row Elroy Troyer Richard Hartsough Mr. Luke Fredrick Hartsough Richard Hoffman Floyd Utley Charles Prough Theldon Kline kw5HMMn Frank Callahan President----Richard Hoffman Vice President---Floyd Utley Sec. Q Treas.-Fred Hartsough Reporter ------ Charles Prough Sponsor ------------- Mr. Luke Motto: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve, Second Egg Jake Hartsough Walter Sark Earl Weddell Charles Weston John Bickel Wilber Hostetler Junior Cramer Donald Whirledge Max Miller PHT. Third Boy Claude Fisher Paul Ditchett Allen Fisher Calvin Whirledge Dale Fisher rAllen Conrad Gayle Tope Junior Whirledge Ernest Whirledge .ap K SHSTERS UF THESKILLET HOME EC. CLUB lst row Laverne Meese Louise Groff Doris Bowman Doris Garber Linna Belle Vance Shirley Long Audrey Berkey Joan Hire .EI-EM Ava Stiver Vivian Steele Jemima Fisher Geraldine Gibson Juanita Cripe Joan Custer Jean Tarman Donna Jean Radabaugh Charlotte Tope ef'-' A ZHEEW. Miss Honderich Qsponsorb Audrey Leek Charlene Showalter Phyllis Darr Betty Price Alberta Groff Pauline Whirledge Geraldine Charlton AEE EEE Naomi Miller Edith Hoover Virginia Lewallen Virginia Berkey Phyllis Botts Mary Kathryn McKibbin Dorothy Livengood Alice Ruth Rink President: Shirley Long Vice Pres: Vivian Steele Sec. G Treas: Phyllis Botts Motto: ULet me live in the house by the side of the road and be a friend of man.H ...-...--...-................-... ......................--.-..-.... URQTURIEHL HUD REQUHWE CONTEST Early in life I enjoyed Public Speaking and hearing one express oneself well in private conversation. and, having a desire to do something of lasting benefit for the students of Millersburg Public Schools, I thought of this contest. I Since most of my early school days, from about 1875, were at this school, and later m good wife having been one of the faculty, and thereafter I being privileged to be one of the school's officials, for nine consecutive years, and my two and only children having their school days here, and after the going to the greater life of my only son, Ralph W. Immel, in l927, I, with my good wife, now deceased, thought to sponsor the contest in his memory. Another reason was that the Hon. John F. Shafroth Ca good friend, now deceasedl, who had been Governor of Colorado, also United States Senator from Denver, had founded a contest for the City Schools of Denver with splendid re- sults. This continues to be sponsored by his family. Contests of this kind are also of much value to the community as a whole, as well as to the school. It is good for the school to per- petuate traditions from year to year the ideals of those who today are leaders in community life. The contest also offers opportunity for self expression. Americans need to cultivate these activities as a means of preserving Democracy. Schools have a great influence in pre- serving the America of Washington and Lincoln. The one way to prevent ruin of citizenship is for each one to participate in the honest ad- ministration of Government. C.M.Imml Denver, Colorado S ORATORICAL CONTEST l READING CONTEST l. Elwood Kauffman 3 9 geI'aldineRCillbson 2. R th Y d T 7 ernlece 3. lima Slime 3. Phyllis Leek C. M. Immel an L - 1 .xxx J V, i x Z ' 1 I It -1 X S ! 5 Q 'EQ Lair? YQ , K ,Q ' 2 ff . 5 fxxl K5 f f 'A 1'--1-121.2 F if I, . 222111 , 'XS , , , QQN fl 523213 ,I 2 Q P 31 SQ if 5 :M x. , 3 cy ,fl ,fQNy,'I',- 1 . 1 fl JA 1. if I 5 E ,ZZQ3-:,. I umm 'V-,s i 4 2 f - V.-fnL5iEvS2i55-1'5???:5?- ' .- ' .f ' 29245 f 2 ra! 3 1 . . 1 N Y.ff'1'i-21:E1:1f'f-:E-' - .f .. ' 'N 55 O fn ff 'XX ,Q N, iff 41 ,A .. .. 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R J U U T A H N I M T Our Yell Leaders Ruth and Juanita have long taken the stand Qf leading the yells of the cheering band. They support the team in every game Whether in defeat or in glorious fame. Each yell they make loud and longg They are proud to sing our school song, Each are hoping with heart and soul That victory is the team's only goal, They support the colors of black and goldg They lead the yells with pep untold. So here's congratulations, Juanita and Ruthg You're doing swell, and that's the truth. Donna Belle Miller I A 1 L L C E R R I 25,5 .. -,352 NXEQ A.?15i-QEQ - S. NXQC LALN Sw 5',3'N,, I K 3 'K X, ,, 3 D D.FES5-RES? ' -' Q LONG D. SCH mock , X .1 X umm ssvmsrow W X3 1 MX, . , .,.,.. X, ..s.f'i-if Y Z1 W V R 53 ,-F 4 A x i xy Xe ff f JQ. 9256552 Q. LANTZ ' Sr, 2 Q K X x I J L as . . X if x 5 x DICK HOFFA-USN vs X gf' . HOF FIVRAN V J. Hmzrsoueu . .wQxLgQ31ggLq,-E Q ' X' 4 .f-I V. 'IE1E.5f',: ' 'z iig mswnin id i T First Roy Lowell Hoover Claude Fisher Howard Swartz Lowell McClain Richard Hoffman Theldon Kline Dale Schrock A Second Roy Charles weston Robert Long Jake Hartsough Juni R or ogers Dale Fisher Richard Lantz Wilbur Hostetler Richard Hartsough Third Roy Mex Miller Fredrick Brock Raymond Hoffman Allen Fisher John Bickel Junior Cramer Robert Rohrer Mr. BevingtonCC oooh EUVUPUVUEUTS UF Mennzseoac BRANCH Q THE BUUSTER3 Bottom Rgg Theldon Kline Lowell Hoover Dale Schrock Betty Price Joan Hire Esther Kohn Maxine Schrock Virginia Lewallen Alice Ruth Rink Mary C. McKibben Ruth YoderCSec.d TreasD Velda Kline Jemima Fisher Darlene Long Second Rgg Robert Long Walter Sark Geraldine Gibson Juanita Cripe Joan Custer Jean Tarman Ruth Miller Shirley Long Lucille Longfvice Presgl Ruth Rogers Theda Simmons Ruth Anna Conrad Vivian Steele Third Rgg Charles Weston Sheldon McClain Glenwood Fisher Roy Jr. Rogers Raymond Hoffman Howard Swartz Lowell McClain Robert Rohrer Fredrick Brock Floyd Utley Wilber Hostetler Richard Lantz Fourth Egg Allen Fisher Dallas Schrock Max Miller Richard Hartsough Claude Fisher Robert Holse Donald Bates Mr.BmdngmnwpmmOr Richard HoffmanCPres. Gale Topo Junior Cromer Allen Conrad Junior Bickol QTHLUIE QSSUEIHTNUU 533g F3 SPORTS REVIELU The Millers began the season under the direction of a new and competent coach, Mr. Bevington. The boys improved steadily, drawing larger crowds and winning twice as many games during the second half of the season as they did in the first half. At the end of the season the Millers went to the sectional tourney at Nappanee where they met the Middies of Middlebury. Since they were outmatched by this team earlier in the season, they felt that they would have stiff opposition. Although they were defeated, they played a fine game and gave the Middies a Hfight to the finishsu Two heartbreaking, overtime games were played during the season. The first overtime occurred when the Millers met Cromwell, losing the game, 33-31. The second overtime was the last game of the season. This game the boys lost to Wawaka, LO-38. The second team also showed their ability as ball players. They won six hotly contested games and lost six more by not more than five points. Everyone is confident that these boys will make good material for the games next year. The Senior Class was well represented in the games. Six boys played ball, while another served as student manager. The following boys received sweaters: Richard Hoffman, Allen Conrad, Allen Fisher, Dale Fisher, Jake Hartsough, Sheldon McClain, and Robert Long, Acting as tip off man, we found Dale Fisher with his vim and vigor, fighting to the finish. Dale served.for two years on the first team squad. In the fall of l936, the village of Honeyville sent to Lillersburg High a very capable ball handler. The gentleman was none other than Jake Hartsough. Jake's ability in the athletic field made him a member of the varsity squad for three years. Allen Fisher, better known as HPerryH, ran into a streak of hard luck last fall, injuring his wrist. This kept him from joining the second semester. Allen Conrad, coming from North Clinton, added strength to the team with his height and spirit of cooperation. We always fuund HCooneyH striving to do his best. Sheldon McClain, the curly haired member of the squad, hurriedly took the floor to do his part. HMacH is known well to fans for his arch shot from the center of the floor. Richard Hoffman well held the title of the smallest player of the team. However, Rich was one of the most efficient members, with his well noted skill in dribbling and set up shots. He long will be remembered for his display of good sportsmanship. Robert Long, the young man who carried the suitcases, faithfully served as student manager for the past three years. 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I-fff'5f3Q1ifE:Eqg:--..E, . . . , x. ,...... ....... - ..-,-... ---- lili Romayne Thompson-Huffman -housewife - - Lafayette, Indiana Hazel Kalb-Ott ------ housewife ---- Goshen, Indiana Luther Vance ------- Bueschers - - - Elkhart, Indiana 1916 Gertrude Keim-Rogers - - -housewife - - - Laporte, Indiana Thelma Mason-Calbeck - - -housewife - - -Ligonier, Indiana Vera Stiver-Myers ---- -housewife- ---- Goshen, Indiana Fae Airgood-Jones ---- -housewife- - -South Bend, Indiana Mayme McKibben ----- Beauty Shop Los Angeles, California Lorin Potter ------- ------- -------- Deceased William Harper ------ - -Doctor - - Los Angeles, California 1917 Dewey Rogers ------- ------- -------- Deceased Harold Thompson ----- Bond Salesman - - - Chicago, Illinois Florence Rockenbaugh-Rink -housewife - ---- -Goshen, Indiana Russel Isenbletter ---- ------- ------- Deceased Harold Stiver --------- Farmer- - ---- Benton, Indiana Lincoln Foster ----- ------ ------ Deceased 1918 Ruby Isenb1etter-Schaffer- - -housewife- - - - -Elkhart, Indiana Herbert Stroup --------- Fanner- - - ---- Goshen, Indiana Russel Beck ---------- Dentist- - -Michigan City, Indiana Lloyd Keim ---------- Farmer - - ---- Wawaka, Indiana Clarence Roach -------------- ---- Larned, Kansas Roy West ---------- Mail Carrier- - -'- - Goshen, Indiana 1919 Irma Chrisman-Larimer -------- - - - ------- Deceased Donald Garman ------- Garment Factory - - - Ligonier, Indiana Edward Mason ------ Bell Telephone Co. - - - Anderson, Indiana Harold Rink ---------- Banker- - - - - -Detroit, Michigan Lois Rex-Kalb -------- housewife- - ---- Elkhart, Indiana Jessie Newells-Lott ------------ - - Mishawaka, Indiana Donald Hollibaugh ---------- - - - - - Detroit, Michigan Ella Kennelly-Rockenbaugh housewife- ---- Elkhart, Indiana 3-QQ D Doris Baker-Thomas ------ housewife- - -Millersburg, Indiana Mable Kalb-Stivcr ---- housewife- - -Terre Haute, Indiana Cleo Kurtz-Miller ------ housewife -------- Goshen, Indiana Grace Musselman-Stroup- - housewife- ---- Goshen, Indiana John Larimer ----- Principal Pike St. School ---- Goshen, Indiana Samuel Thomas ------ Nappanee Cabinet Co. ----- Goshen, Indiana Delacy Kuhn ----- Rogers Industrial Painters- Millersburg, Indiana 1221 Elva Airgood-Ross ------ housewife- ---- Clara Bohn -------- Millcrsburg teacher- - Mary Bohn-Kauffman ------ housewife ----- Josephine Boomershine-Schrock ----------- New Paris, Irmyl Chiddister-Retherford ---------- Harold Crothers ------- Bookkeeper ------ Mishawaka, -South Bend, Millersburg, -Middlebury, - -Anderson, - Chicago, Marie Garman-Ghering ---- - --------- Lawrence Stiver- - - ------ Broker- - - - - Paul Stiver ------ - Shell Petroleum Co.- - Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Illinois Indiana Calvin Long ---------- Garage -------- Goshen, Willard Quinn ----- Ind. Mich, Electrical Co.- South Bend, Indiana - - -Cleveland, Ohio Terre Haute, 1222 Hilda Bitner-Brownbridge ------------- South Bend, Lola Betts-Myers ----------------- Home City, Clayton Chrisman ----- Construction Co. ------ Goshen, Roberta Dovel-Kimble --------------- South Bond, Ruth Dovel-Gibson ----------- - ------ Goshen, IQZQ Robert Eldridge ------- Rubber Works - - - Millersburg, Florence Garman-Knight ---------------- Warsaw, Harold Green ----------- Ottawa, Esther Guilliom-Bowerman - - Mary Guilliom ---- Teacher Nadine Hall-Myers ------ Pearl Hartsough-Schrock - - - Nora Johnstonbaugh ----- Merrill Kcim Elizabeth Kuhn -------- at West Goshen - housewife- - -housewife ---- Bookkeeper ---- - -Grand Rapids, School- - Goshen, Millersburg, - - -Benton, - - - - Chicago, - -Chicago, Chester Larimer ---- Rogers Industrial PaintersMillersburg, Alletah Loy-Wogoman --------------- Millersburg, Ray Rockenbaugh -------- N. Y. C. ------- Goshen, Floyd Roderick ------ State Highway Co. ----- Goshen, George Schrock --------- -------- 192g Louise Betts-Ott ------ housewife ------ Ligonier, Ruth Guilliom-Lepird ----- housewife ------- Dixon, Mabel Hostetler-Hostetler - -housewife ---- - Mildred Howser-Swick ---- -Bookkeeper ---- Vincent Kennelly ---------------- Peter Larimer --------- Farm Bureau- - - - - - Goshen, Harold Loy -------- Gulf Service Station ---- Elkhart, Ruth Miller-Kauffman ----- housewife ----- Dorothy Myers-Haney ----- housewife ----- - - Benton, -Middlebury, -South Bend, Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Illinois Michigan Indiana Indiana Indiana Illinois Deceased Illinois Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Illinois Indiana Indiana Deceased Indiana Indiana - - - Aurora, Oregon - - -Goshen, Harry Shaffer ------------------ Indiana Deceased Q IH S m e-:.s 1925 Otis Baker ------- Sash and Door -------- Goshen, Indiana Faye Chiddister-Owen ----- housewife ---- Millersburg, Indiana Eloise Chrisman-Groff - - 4 - - housewife ---- Millersburg, Indiana Raymond Devel ------- Service Station ----- Elkhart, Indiana Dorothy Gannon-Ysnker ------------ Downers Grove, Illinois Fred Harper ----------- Farmer ------- Goshen, Indiana Harry Hite -------- Sash and Door ------- Goshen, Indiana George Johns - - - No. Ind. Public Service Co. ---- Goshen, Indiana Dorothy Marty-Weaver ------ housewifee ------ Goshen, Indiana Florence Myers-Beers ---- - - housewife - -Johnstown, Pennsylvania Dorothy Roach-Lantz ------- housewife ------ Garrett, Indiana La Vorna Roderick-Saunders - - - housewife ---- South Bend, Indiana Olin Roderick ------- Mogul Rubber Works ---- Goshen, Indiana Percy Troyer - - Rogers Industrial Painters - - Millersburg, Indiana 1926 Stanley Wolfe ---- Standard Oil Serviceman ----- Goshen, Indiana Otis Larimer -, ---- East Side School - - -- ---- Elkhart, Indiana Mary Ulery-Larimer ------- housewife ----- Elkhart, Indiana Grace McKibben-Johns ------ housewife P ----- Goshen, Indiana Claude Pancratz ---------------------- 4 Deceased Marjorie ShaffereMasters ---- housewife ----- Elkhart, Indiana Margaret Biscomb-Brainerd ---- housewife ------ Goshen, Indiana Paul Brown --------- Service Station ----- Goshen, Indiana Sabina Dirks-Kline ------------------ Butler, Indiana Arthur Dovel ------------------------ Deceased Edna Garber-Hartzler ------ housewife ------ Goshen, Indiana Leonard Green ------- Farmer ------- Millersburg, Indiana Harold Hartzler - - Miller d Jones Shoe Store ----- Goshen, Indiana Gladys Honderich - Home Ee. Teacher M. H. S. ----- Goshen, Indiana Lucille HowsereQuinn - - Nurse at St. Joseph - - South Bend, Indiana Harley Keim ------ N. Y. C. Railroad ------- Goshen, Indiana Jay Kelsey ..-- - ---- Barber r ------- Plymouth, Indiana Eileen Kent-Baker ------ -- housewife ---- - - -Goshen, Indiana Beulah Lantz-Moser ------- housewife ------ Detroit, Michigan 1927 Clyde Duker - - - Teacher at Concord High School - - -Elkhart, Indiana Mildred Fisher-Scott ----------------- Goshen, Indiana Viola Garber-Corner ------ housewife Q ------ Goshen, Indiana Arlaine Hostetler-Shoemaker ------------- Goshen, Indiana Robert Kile ----- Oil Station Attendant ------ Goshen, Indiana Martha Kuhn-Epert ------------------ Chicago, Illinois Eula Kurtz-Burkhead ----------------- Elkhart, Indiana Mary Leer-Larimer ------- housewife ---- 'mhllersburg, Indiana Lottie Long-Wilson ------- housewife ---- Millersburg, Indiana Thelma Long-Preffaber ------------ - - Aukenytown, Ohio Marie Lovell-Farrand - - Wilbur Musselman - Rogers Industrial Painters - Wayne Pletcher ----- Edith Rohrer ------ Dale Steele ------- Dean Steele ------- Kirby Troyer ---- Rogers Clara Whirledge-Stump Elwin Douma ----- B lphia Dunlap-Swanson - Lois Kauffman-Douma - Paul Lantz ------- Edith Larimer-Kurtz - Maurice Long ------ Lucille Lovell-Farrand - Delbert Kurtz Belmont Ott - Florence Roach-Vail - - - Arthur Simmons ----- Floyd Rohrer ------ Robert Wilson Orpha Tulley-Miller - - - Eudene Rockenbaugh-Pierce Arnold Beckner ----- Margaret Beckner-Stoner - Dwight Bowser ---- Gearldine Chrisman - - - Madene Cripe-Gee ---- Thelma Dunlap-Mathias Elmer Hanshew ---- Dorothy Harper-Green - - Wendell Grace Larimer-Deford - - LeCount-Troyer - Hensen - - - - Juanita Mildred Leer-Vanette - - Delmar Long ------- -.- 4.-- Music Teacher ---- - Sash and Door - - - - Stamp and Tool - - -......-..--..---- l228 .....--..-............- - - -housewife - - - -----Barber--- - - - Farmer - - - - Railroad employee - - - - - - - Millersburg Hammer Mills 1922 Studebaker Garage - Register Nurse - - - - housewife - - - - - - - housewife - - - housewife - - - Farmer - - Mary McDowell - Music and Art Teacher M.H.Sas- Catherine Rockenbaugh - Garfield Park Hospital Arlo Saal ----------- Rubber Works - William Stoner ------ Postmaster -w--- Alta Swinehart-Ray - - - Lowell Musselman -v- - - Kroger Store ---- - Everett Fisel ------ - - - - Bookkeeper - - Charles Tyson - -------- Farmer - - - - Walter Kent --------- Teacher ----- Industrial Painters-- - - - Goshen, Indiana - Millersburg, Indiana - - - Goshen, Indiana - - Goshen, Indiana - Middlebury, Indiana -Millersburg, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana - -Nappanee, Indiana - - - Goshen, Indiana - - -Elkhart, Indiana - - - Goshen, Indiana - Middlebury, Indiana - Millersburg, Indiana - - aAukenytown, Ohio - - - Goshen, Indiana -Millersburg, Indiana - Millersburg, Indiana - - -Syracuseg Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - -Omaha, Nebraska -Millersburg, Indiana - - - -Benton, Indiana - - Spiceland, Indiana - - - Goshen, Indiana - Millersburg, Indiana - - - Elkhart, Indiana - - - - - - -Deceased - - - Dallas, Texas - - Elkhart, Indiana - - -Ligonier, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana - - Coulee, Washington - - Elkhart, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana - Ligonier, Indiana - - Ligonier, Indiana -Millersburg, Indiana - - Chicago, Illinois - - - Goshen, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana White Pigeon, Michigan - -Ft. Wayne, Indiana -South Bendg - - -Topeka, Salem Center, Indiana Indiana Indiana 1930 Yilbur Berkey- - Life Insurance Salesman ----- Goshen, I ,lhdiana Dallos Chiddister - Teacher at Clinton Community Millersburg, Indiana Lewis Hartzler -------------- ---- South Bend, Indiana gary Johns ------ housework ------------ Goshen, Indiana opal Kauffman-Bailey ----------------- Goshen, Indiana Thelma Kauffman-Fisher -------H-------- Goshen, Indiana Keith Keim ------- Rogers Industrial PaintersMillersburg, Indiana Robert Kurtz ------ Farmer ---------- hillersburg, Indiana Goldie Lambert-Beach --------------- Millersburg, Indiana Donald Lecount - - - Rogers Industrial Painters - Lillershurg, Indiana Hazel Long-Jacobs -R.N. -Ft. Wayne Hospital ---- Ft. Wayne, Indiana Romayne Iarty-Yoder --------- - - -Goshen, Indiana Junior Rohrer ------------ - -So. Bend, Indiana Dorothy Stroup ----- Beautician -'- - -Ft, Wayne, Indiana IQZI ' Richard Betts ------ Hammer Till Millersburg, Indiana Halter Cripe ----- - Oil Station Attendant ---- Goshen, Indiana Kayne Cripe ------- Letal Forming - - -Elkhart, Indiana Herschel Dodge ------------ ---- Eugene, Oregon Helen Green-Miller --------- Q - - -Elkhart, Indiana Geneva Howser-Todd Helen Green-Killer Zela Juday-Keim - - Elwood Kerlin - - - Frances Kurtz-Jones Gerald Leer ---- 'Madonna Long-Ax - - alta!! ianges-Young - Lauraggishler-Rhine Clair Ihsselman - - Bookkeeper-Waltz's Garage - - - - M Farmer - - - smith N ---- - - - - - Painter - - Lawrence Rockenbaugh ---- Farmer - , Donald Simmons ------- Day Lahore Donald Snyder - - - Herbert Stoner - - Helen Tully-Yoder - Oscar Tyson ---- Alice Hhirledge - - Ruth Wolfe-Crothers Walter Yoder - - - - - - Doctor Kill Katherine lcese-Price -------- - - - - - -Lima, ohio - - -Elkhart, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - Goshen, Indiana Indianapolis,'Indiana - - Syracuse ,Indiana - - New Paris,Indiann - -Syracuse, Indiana - - - Topeka, Indiana Killersburg, Indiana er's Qffice - -Cremors, Virginia - - Goshen, Indiana - - - - - Deceased Jackson, Iinnesota - -Goshen, Indiana 4Ligonicr, Indiana - -Center, Washington - - Lapaz, Indiana 1932 ' Dorothy Albright-Auste ---------------- Goshen, Indiana Harold Crips ---- Chemist ----------- Troy, North Carolina Florence Gangwer - - H School Teacher -H.H.S. - - Iillersburg, Indiana Dorothy Green-Stivcr ---------------- Syracuse, Indiana Ronald Grove ------ Farmer ------------ Vistula, Indiana Lester Hathaway - - - - ?aper Hills - - - - - - Uhitc Pigeon, Michigan Dena Larimer-Moser ---------------- Millersburg, Indiana Pauline Johns-Horst -------------- Reading, Pennsylvania Berlin Larimer - - Robert Larimer - - Kenneth LeCount - - - Larimer's Furniture - -Larimer's Garage - - Vada Musselman - Secretary- - Rogers Store William Musselman ----- Farmer ---- Alden Rockenbaugh Paul Steele - - - Dee Stiver ---- Melvin Stiver - - Mary Stroup - - - Dolph Tuvell - - - - - - Farmer - - - - Stamp and Tool - - - Trucking ------ Bookkeeper ----- - -Farmer ------- Elizabeth Vance-Strayer --------- Raymond Yoder - - Supt. Iennonite Mission ' 1933 Opal Berkey - - - Millersburg, Hdwe. Co. - Geor e Biscomb News Times Q Democrat g - - - - .S . Mary Bowser - - - - Bookkeeper - - - - - - Nellie Chiddister-Larimer -------- Neva Chrisman ------ Penn Electric Co. John Chrisman ------ Dembusky Seed Co. Salina Christner-Dintaman -------- Velda Conrad-Dunlap - ----- ----- Kathleen Dovel-iicliibben ------ 1 - - Jerry France - - - - - - - Hettricks - - - Alice Gangwer-Hiller ----------- Rachel Hartsough-Phillips -------- Cleota Hite-Christman ----- housewife Clifford Hostetler - - - - - - -farmer - - Ruby Kalb-Hostetler ----------- Junior Kauffman - John Klingaman - - Willard Lambert - Dalbert LeCount - Lawrence LeCount - - Louise Long - - - Walter Long - - - Wilbur Long - - - Margaret Meese - - Fern Pletcher-Baer Alice Roach-Neff - Esther Rockenbaugh Delber Roderick - Neva Shuder-Golden Merrill Stiver - - Richard Swinehart Furniture Store - - School Bus Driver - Salesman ---- -Farmer ----- Long's Home Store - - - -Teacher - - - - - Eldridge ------- - - - Trucking - e - - - - - Housewife - - - - - Trucking - - - - Days Transfer - --.- Store - - - Goshen, Indiana - - - Millersburg, Indiana - - - -Millersburg,' Indiana - - - -Millersburg, Indiana - - - 4Millersburg, Indiana - - - - - - Warsaw, Indiana - - - - - - Goshen, Indiana - - - - -Syracu8e,n Indiana - - - -Millersburg, Indiana - - - - - - Goshen, Indiana - - - - - Ligonier, Indiana - - - - - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - - - -Chicago, Illinois - - - 4MillersBurg, Indiana - - - - - - Goshen, Indiana - - - - South Bend, Indiana - - - - - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - - - -Lagrange, Indiana - - - - Millersburg, Indiana - - - - - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - - - - Goshen, Indiana - - - - - - Goshen, Indiana - - - - - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - - - -Ligonier, Indiana - - - -Millersburg, Indiana - - - - Millersburg, Indiana - - - - - - -Goshen, Indiana C.C.S. ---- Goshen, Indiana - - - - - - - - - - - -Ohio - - - - - - - - Bryan, Ohio - - - -Millersburg, Indiana - - - - Millersburg, Indiana - - - - - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - - Millersburg, Indiana - - -Crystal Lake, Illinois - - - - - - Goshen, Indiana - - - -NSU Paris, ' Indiana - - - - Millersburg, Indiana - - - - - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - - - - Wawaka, Indiana - - - - Millersburg, Indiana - - - - - - -Goshen, Indiana Wilma Whirledge ------- Housework -------- Goshen, Indiana Lois Yoder-Bloggh - - - - -------------- Goshen, Indiana 1935 ' Donald Cripe - Bloomburg A Hershfield Steel Works - - -Goshen, Indiana Eleanor Green ---- Powder Puff Beauty Shop ----- Goshen, Indiana Opal Hartsough-Baer ------------------ Goshen, Indiana Betty Hire-Nulf ------- V- - housewife ----- Coquille, Oregon Paul Kline ----------- Railroad ------- Goshen, Indiana Robert Leer ------------ Farmer ------ Goshen, Indiana Evelyn Long -Phares ------ Private Secretary - - Elkhart, Indiana Valeska Musselman ------ Penn Electric ------ Goshen, Indiana Audrey Spratt-Bobey ------- housewife ----- Elkhart, Indiana Mildred Stroup --------- Secretary ------ Goshen, Indiana Lois Vance-Stroup -------- housewife - - - Millersburg, Indiana Lazy Wilson-Whitehead - ---- Secretary - - - Millersburg, Indiana l935 Harold Bickel ---------- Home -.-- - - - Goshen, Indiana Junior Bickel ----- ---- Plasterer ------ Goshen, Indiana Leland Byler --------- -School Teacher - Ray Carlson ------ Josephine Carpenter-Det Evelyn Conrad-Kitson - Thelma Chrisman-Bennett Bowling Alley wiler - - housewife - - - -housevife - - - - housemifc - - - - - - - -Qhincy, Ohio - - -Goshen, Indiana - Wekarusa, Indiana - Sturgis, Michigan - - Warsaw, Indiana Kenneth Fisel ------ Agnes Fisher- Joint- - -Ind. Q Mich. Electric -.South Bend, Indiana - - - -Penn Electric- - - - - - Goshen, Indiana Delorus Garber ----- Telephone Operator ------ Goshen, Indiana Venona Groff-Smoker - - Mary Louise Gross-Clem Helen Harper ----- Glen Honderich ---- WmmmKhQmm--- - housevdfc - - - housewife - - - Purdue Universi Farmer - - - - Uittenburg College Mary Kathryn Kline-Smoker ---- housewife - - - Gabriel Lambert ---- Eloise LeCount-Mahler ----- Stanley LeCount ---- Virginia Leek-Petgen - Lamar Livengood ---- Farmer - - - - housewife - - -WMillersburg, -housewife - - - Butcher ----- - - -Goshen, Indiana - - Goshen, Indiana ty-Lafayette, Indiana Goshen, Indiana - - Springfield, Ohio - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - Goshen, Indiana Indiana Millersburg, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana Middlebury, Indiana Indiana Rudolph Long - ------ -Standard Oil Station - - Elkhart, Ora Lovell ------------ Farmer ------ Bronson, Michigan Robert Marty --------- Penn Electric Pauline Miller-Yoder ------ housewife - Ned Minier ---- Rogers Industrial Painters - - - Jeanette Musselman-Cripe- -Snuggle Rug Factory- - Karl Pence ----------- Electrician - --- Florence Pletcher ----- School Teacher, C. C.S. fmkmmwiwmgnlmmmt ------ hmmmnfa--- Herschel Prough -------- Stamp G Tool- - Ldldred Rockenbaugh -------- Housework - - - - - Goshen, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana Lhllcrsburg, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana Shipshewana, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana - - - Goshen, Indiana knllersburg, Indiana - - - Goshen, Indiana Laura Roderick- - Pauline Schrock - Leonard Tulley- - Esther Showalter Horace Virgil -------- Beauty Shop ---- - - - -Standard Plating Works housework ---- - - farmer - - - - Russell Wantz ---- Cocktail Lounge, Hotel Goshen Violet Whirledge-Eash ----- housework ---- Stanley Wolfe ------ Rubber Co. Employee- - - Raymond Baker ----- - ---- home ---- - 1936 Lucinda Larimer-Reed ----- housewifex- - - - Evelyn Honderich ---- No. Ind. Pub. Service Co.- Maxine Blue-Mougette ----- Klines Store- - - Esther Holse- - - Marie Berger-Shidler ----- Gladys Bickel -------- 5 Office Work- - - housewife ---- d lO Store ---- Tom Botts ------- Betts G Sons Hammer Mills John Brown ---- Mary Alice Chiddister ---- Margaret Cline- - Brass Foundary- - -housework ---- Junior Emmert --------- farmer ----- Mary Opal Fisher -v ---- Penn Electric Co.- - Grace Hartsough- - - -Snuggle Rug Factory- - - Pauline Hartsough-Carlson- - - housewife- - - - Ruth Hartsough ------- 5 G IO Store ---- Duane Kauffman ---------- farmer ---- Mary Elizabeth Keim ------- home ---- Paul Kerlin ----------- garage ----- Iva Kline ---------- Betty Meese-Klingaman ----- housewife- - Freda Pence-Bunger ----- Penn Electric Co.- - Gwendolyn Phillips-Bickel Woolworth 5 5 lO - - Ralph Pletcher ------- George Reed - - - Melvin Rensberger - - - - - - - Hack driver - - Purdue University- - - Lafayette, Marjorie Rink- - -Nurses aid at Goshen Hospital ---- Goshen, Eva Rink-Emmert- William Showalter Stahley Showalter ------ - - -housewife - - - - Bag Factory- - - -farm work- - - Wilma Jane Shuder-Beard ------ housewife- - Katherine Steele- - - - - - - - -housework - - Kate Weddell-Getz --------- housewife- - Elizabeth Whirledge-Schrock - - - housewife- - Lottie Whirledge --------- housework- - Russel Zook ------------ farmer- - - Millersburg, Indiana - - Elkhart, Indiana - - - - Goshen, Indiana - - - - Goshen, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - - Topeka, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana -Millersburg, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - - Goshen, Indiana - -Ft. Wayne, Indiana - - - - Goshen, Indiana - - Elkhart, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana - - Elkhart, Indiana - - - Goshen, Indiana - - -Mansfield, Ohio - -Ligonier, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana -Millersburg, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana - - - Goshen, Indiana - Millersburg, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana - - Ligonier, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana - - -Goshen, Indiana -Millersburg,' Indiana - - - Goshen, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana Indiana Indiana - Ligonier,' Indiana Millersburg, Indiana - - - - Goshen, Indiana - - - Ligonier, Indiana - - - - Goshen, Indiana - - - -Elkhart, Indiana - -Millersburg, Indiana - - -Waterford, Indiana - - - - Goshen, Indiana E222 Dorothy Bollinger-Whipp - - - Pure Silk Hosery Kills-Indianapolis, Ind Junior Bowser - - - - - - - - Penn Electric - - Audrey Cart-Sparklin ----- housewife ---- Eleanor Cline - Berniece Conrad Mervin Cripe - - - - - - - - Housework - - - - - - - - - - - Bag Factory - - - - - - - - - - -Purdue University Naomi Fisher-Beers ---- - -Housewife - - - - Pearl Gangwer - Robert Hite - - Loy MCKibben - Edward Miller - Jeanette Miller Edith Musselman Clarence Phebus Harvey Rink - - - - - - - - - Housework - - - - - - - - - - - Chair Factory - - - - - - - - - -Farming - - - - - - ------ Rubber Works - - - - - - - - - - Housewife - - - - - - - -Goshen, - - - -Goshen, -South Bend, - - - -Goshen, Lafayette, - - - -Geneva, - - - -Goshen, - - -Ligonier, - - - -Goshen, - - - Goshen, - - - -Wawaka, Student Nurse-Lutheran Hospital-Ft. Wayne A Q P Store ------- Goshen, Farmer --------- Syracuse, Farmer ----- V- - Millersburg, Avis Rogers-Aust - -.f - - Hurses Aid, Goshen Hospital-Goshen, Opal Sark-Vance - - - - - -Housewife --------- Goshen, Paul Rink - - - D -'- -, -- ' 1 laul Stabler - - -Rate Lanager-Commercial FreightIndianapolis, Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana ilndiana Indiana Indiana .Indiana Ted Uorthman - - - - U.S. Navy -------- - - - California 122 Virginia Rink - Ball State Teacher's College ---- Muncie,Indiana Bill Robinson - Hettricks --------- Millersburg, Indiana Esther Messe - Office-Elkhart Packing Co, ---- Elkhart, Indiana Richard Lambert Ft. Wayne Business College - - Ft. Wayne, Indiana Jennie Kauffman Home - - - ----- - ------ Goshen, Indiana Virginia Bates Housework --------- - - -Goshen, Indiana Gracia Carlson Garfield Park Hospital, - - - -Chicago, Illinois Dwight Risser - Hettricks --------- - - -Goshen, Indiana Merritt Kline - Rogers Industrial Painters - -Millersburg, Indiana Wilbur Cripe - Farming ---------- - - -Goshen, Indiana Esther Stutzman -Housework ------------ Goshen, Indiana Richard Nelson - - - Logul Rubber Co. ----- - - -Goshen, Indiana James Ranges - Iusic Studio ------- - - -Goshen, Indiana Nadine Hartsough-Zook ---- Housewife -------- Goshen, Indiana Robert Hoffman -------- Trucking ------ Millersburg, Indiana Alvin Pletcher -------- Home ------- -Middlebury, Indiana Dewayne Rockenbaugh - - - - -------- - - ------ Deceased Iaurice Kline ---- Rogers Industrial Painters- -Millersburg, Indiana 1939 Paul Uorthman - - - -Jones Dairy- ------- Killersburg, Indiana Eerdine Byler ----- Elkhart Bus. College ----- Elkhart, Indiana Harren Hire ---------- Home -------- Ligonier, Indiana Lanetia Lhirledge ------- Home ------- Millersburg, Indiana Goldie Rosentrader - - - Elkhart Bus. College Elwood Kauffman --------- Farming - - Marlin Kline-Rogers Industrial Painters - - - Marian Zollinger -------- Home ---- Carol Stine - - - - -Goshen College - - - Bernice Rink - - -Fort Wayne Nurse's training -..- Verda Berkey - Verna Berkey - Richard Rink - Oliver Larimer - - - - - - Home - - - - - - - - - - - - Elkhart Bus. College - - - - - - - - - -Farming - - - - - - - - - - -w----- Farming - Garldine Weister - - - ---- -Home fa- - Elmo Livingston Arlene Miller Kathryn Minier Warren Charlton Edna McCormick Kildred Vance - - - - -Megul Rubber Co. - - - - - - - - - -Dr. Kalb Office - - - - - - - - Home - - - - - - - - - - - ----- Housework ---- - - - - - - - -Home - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Farming - - - - - - - Vesta Showalter ------- Home ---- Wayne Mault - - Post-Graduate Lbrk at X.H.S. - Irma Kline - - -Post- Graduate Work at K.H.S. - - Virginia Groff Neva Musselman James Miller - Ruby Rink - - Beulah Crine - Esther Steele Forrest Bickel James Weddell Donald Reed - Marjorie Long Franklin Long Jay Prough - - Doris Schrock Helen France - John Holse - - - - - - - - - -home - - - - - - - - - -Post Office - - - - - - - ------ Farming - - - - - - - - Housework - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Home - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Home - - - - - - - - - - - - Home - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Fndhdry - - - - - - - - - Post-graduate Work at B - ---- Farming - - - - - - - - - - - - Home - - - - - - - - Telephone Operator - - - - - - - - - - - Home - - - - - - - - Mabel Hoffer- - - ----- Home - - - - - William Hartsough - - ----- Home - - - ALUMNI ASSOCIATION -QA 1 l - - Elkhartg -Millersburg3 Millersburgg - - - - Ligonierg - - -Gosheng -Fort Wayneg Millersburgi - - Elkhartg Millersburgg -Millersburg3 - - - -Millersburgg - - -Goshen5 - - - - - - Gosheng Hillersburg3 Millersburgg - - -Gosheng Hillersburgg - - - -Hillersburgg - -nillersburg5 Lillersburgg -Killersburg3 Millersburgg - - - - - Syracuse, - - -Goshen5 Iillersburgg -Millersburg3 Eillersburg3 - - Elkhart3 Millcrsburgg Millersburg5 - - Carpenter trade ---- - -Office girl at I.H.S.- -- - ' H S -Millersburg5 -Millersburgg -ljllersburgg - - Elkhartg Millersburg5 -Millersburg3 -Millersburg, President ------------ Keith Keim Vice-President ------- Herbert Stroup Recording Secretary- - -Mrs. Junior Emmert Treasurer ---------- Virginia Bates Corresponding Secretary ----- Clara Bohn Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana ....v1..,. SUCCESS . HSuccess can only be reached by climbing a very steep hill. Climb little by little, but never turn back or stand still.n ---Braham More than anything else, you are interested in the future. You want to know whether you will reach the pinnacle labeled success. But what is success? Noah Webster says Hsuccess is the degree of attain- ing one's desired ends, the attainment of wealth, position, fame, or favor.H Robert Gunning says Hsuccess consists of neatly fitting the particular set of abilities that are yours into the set of require- ments for a particular job.H When do you gain success? Have you attained the goal you set? Is success recognized by you in this life? A pastor once said that a man never knows the extent of his success. Those who send flowers and lay him away after the soul has fled know how successful a person has been You may have set your goal beyond that of a neighbor, then is he successful when he attains his goal? Isn't it as successful to be a number one farmer as to have a high paying salary from a professional job, such as that of a doctor or postmaster? If it weren't for the farmer how would the professional man live? Millersburg High certainly will have some successful people for out of the L25 graduates since l9l5, taking a general count, 72 are engaged in professional work, l5Z are in some way or other connected with the commercial trade, perhaps owning a business, or acting as a salesman or a stenographer. Ah! Here is where we shine. Thirteen Alumni of our school are now engaged in the teaching profession, eleven in Elkhart County schools. Four of these eleven are in Millersburg High School and two at Clinton Community School. About ll76 of our graduates didn't wish to remain on the farm and sought work elsewhere such as in a factory, truck driving, etc. Of the L25 graduating students 225 were of the fairer sexy about 501 of these are housewives and SZ are doing house work, the remainder are engaged in some other field of service. There are 201 of the fellows farmers, 202 of our students are yet in college, and death has taken thirteen. What is the plan, which path is to be chosen by the thirty inno- cent pieces of Godfs handiwork, awakening to LIFE this year? Will their desire be fulfilled, will they attain success or will their journey be incomplete as some have been? What ever their lot may be we, the Alumni, wish them, as they join us, all the health and happi- ness that is theirs. An Alumnus 11111 1 1 1 11:11 1 1111101111 1 111111111111 1 111 1 11 111 1 1 1 11 1 1 A! 1 s Q xm 1 X XXV 1 1 QW 1 :jf Liv- DI, .' if 51' ,h. ,' 1 -A 3.1 I. I. 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'N' N , ' . . , , - .X 5 4 x 4 -W1 fill 5: ,- . r f X, L.. . .4-' . w 1 ' K ' , X -12 -e. ...JF Y, ,.,- i . ...f , P rf. 5 s ELQSS PUEVH Our school days we leave behind, The future we anxiously faceg mind, Some ambitions we once had in we must now from our memories erase. For life is uncertain at bestg Success is for those who would work. There is never a place in the halls For those who would duty shirk. Our fore-fathers died to gain This land of the brave and the free, And we will have lived in vain If some better we can't make it be. Some time in the world of tomorrow, In our hands will be placed the fate To us will be left the molding Of affairs of home and of state. Ruth Pletcher of . 3 fame ... -,--.....-.....- ..................-.......-.-... -.......---......... ......... ........-., .........-......mmH....-........-..........--...H-....1..,-.....I.....-.I-..--...W ..--......- .......,.-.-.................... ..,..4.II.II.--III.-II--.--nf--,rIn---mum-nm...... HGNSY , I '71 'I . .55 .,,,.: 4 lhig A Q ,Q Ir b FRESHEI? . : -Al1 L I - fy aww DIXIE Q3!-R54 3 QQQQQQW QI GROUND suuoum STEAK SANDWIQEIFS BAR- B.-Ques 'H E- IWERSGN ST SUPER RIEII-'ICE mmm GGSHIN IND' HCT CHOCOLHAIE-I-IEADCDUARTERS COM PL I NI E N 'IS I QF ENE NQ QQQQEDKNE GREENFIEID, INDIANA. mmNTmEnTS g C 1 . WT . OF JUNK E, AuTo MMLM EEESD UU Q A AENAYS PALTTT-gg PRICESWFCDR JUNK? ' PHONE RESIDENCE PHQNE 579 GQSHEN -L-523 5215. BRD. ST. ' . ' - '. ,'.. CANDY, CIEARS, AND SOFT DRTNTQSQQC 9 0 HOME OF THE RINGS ELUVERI-EQF SEQLTEST Eg ANNOUNCEMENTS11 DTPECJMES IEE EHEQVU T A STATE AUTO INSURANCE wg BTQLER P S S A SYRACUSE, INDIANA, ELECTRIC CCCQTQTNC C W M fgk CM E? y I VHLEUWTUW3 To-nite as I stand on the threshold of the door of high school suc- cess ready to step into the world of experience I take one sweeping glance over the past four years here at Millersburg High School. In this glance, I see the members of this years Senior class, rushing through school life mid studies, class activities and social life. Through all this there has been someone watching and showing us where we rise or fall in our every day contacts together. But now as we step from the threshold of this door on to the next we must go alone. Each boy and each girl is starting for whatever path of life he is best fitted. Whether we make a failure or success, whether the path is easy or hard, from here on we are testing what we have accomplished and gained during our last four years. One thing is certain if we follow our motto HThe door to Success is labeled 'Push'Q we shall never slip backward in our life's journey no matter what our task shall be. So classmates it is up to each one of us to make the kind of mark that we so desire in life. And now as we are closing the success door through which we have just passed here at Millersburg High School, and take with us what has been our privilege to gain in these four years, may I say for myself and in behalf of my fellow classmates, that we sincerely hope that Millersburg High School has gained as much from.our attendance here as we have from being members of the school. And now as we stand on this threshold let us take this as our motto: NMay we ever play fair in lifes game Only ever bring honor to your name As we walk in lifes pathway Pressing onward day by day May we show to you M. H. S. only Fame.H SHLUTHTURH Parents and Friends: We, the Senior Class of IQLO, wish to give you a hearty welcome to our class night exercises. For four years we have studied together, worked together and enjoyed many good times. We ap- preciate the fine help the faculty has given us. we have reached the goal of all High School students--Commencement. After this our desire shall be to reach a higher goal, and adhere to our motto, UThe door to Success is labeled 'Push'.H Behind this door lies an open field of opportunities, as we enter into this field, we must HPushH to become a success in life. A successful person usually is contented by knowing he will do best to help the community and in the knowledge that he will be of service to his community, To succeed we must have truth, a purpose, dependa- bility, faith, and to know our work and do it. The class will be sorry to say good-by to Millersburg High School, but we shall be glad to start out in another phase of life. Before going farther we have gathered here to-night to review our progress of the past four years. --Phyllis Leek Agnes Stutzman ... ., .,............ .. .................... .........,............. ...............................................--..... ..............-..,....-....,..........,... WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WHEN NEED OE ALL KINDS OE CANDY. 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S. as green freshies. We had a class enrollment of 32. This was to us a new life,but we decided to plunge into this work with able leaders so we elected as officers: Ruth Yoder ---------- President Floyd Utley ---- Vice President Lucille Long ------- Sec. Treas Phyllis Botts -------- Reporter Miss Honderich -------- Sponsor With these persons as our leaders, we stepped into the social life of high school. We held two parties this year, the first at the home of Eileen Bradley in honor of Hallowefen and the second a sliding party at Bohn's Pond. we also had six boys of athletic build who held positions on the second team. ' After an exciting summer, we shed our coat of green and assembled at M. H. S.as Soph's. Having taken the' roll of the previous yean we found some had dropped from our ranks, but others had stepped in, making our total 30. This year we found another able leading body with: Shirley Long ---------------- President Paul Ditchett ---------- Vice President Lucille Long---Sec. Treas.d Zeporter Miss Cripe ---------------- -+--Sponsor Being more accustomed to high school life, this year we held three parties. We were entertained at the homes of Paul Ditchett and Walter Sark, and the final party was held in the old gym. . When we again entered M- H. S. as Juniors, we decided to take school life even more seriously, so we elected the following officers: Lucille Long -------- President Dale Fisher ---- Vice President Ruth Yoder ------- -Sec. Treas. Margaret Baker ----- -Reporter Mr. Luke -------------- Sponsor we lost two students and gained another, making this years enroll- ment 29. Our greatest aim was to raise money. Therefore we only had time for one party this year which was held at Miller's Hill. HWhat Happened to Unclen was the title of our play which we pre- sented on the night of February lO. Next came our Junior-Senior re- ception. Our class had the honor of being the first to use the new EWU for this Occasion- We carried out the theme of Snow 'flhite and the Seven Dwarfs, and the room was beautifully decorated in this manner. .. M, .v. H ..,4,.,,,,,, ,,,. 4v.,,.H.w,, ...... ,...,. .. ....,.. ..... ..L,.......,..,.,....-N.. H..hn.,.....v..mm-I H...-...,... M... ..........m w.m-..u- -.,....,,. Then came the goal that we had been working for, for the past three years. we had attained the position of Seniors at M. H. S. The two seats that were vacated during' the summer were filled with two dashing girls from Napoleon, Indiana, the Hiller girls. Our officers this year were: Richard Hoffman ------- President Robert Long ------ Vice President Ruth Miller --------- Sec. Treas. Mr. Davis --------------- Sponsor we chose as our class motto: HThe Door to. Success is Labeled PUSH.H The class flower is the gardenia. Our first attempt' at entertaining the public this year was a Donkey Basketball game, held Nov.22. This was a great success with the gym being filled to capacity. We selected for our class play HThe Man From.Nowhere.H The char- acters for our class play were: Mrs. Craddock --------- Mary Miller Hilda Swenson -------- Phyllis Leek Anne Royce ------------- Ruth Yoder Dora Pry ---------- Virginia Berkey Miss Prim ------------ Lucille Long Professor Holmes ------ Robert Long Mr. Graydon -------- Fred Hartsough Henry Holt ---------- Paul Ditchett Mr. Cox --------------- Floyd Utley Rodney Baxter ----- Sheldon McClain Our graduation exercises were held on the following dates: April 3 ---- -Oratorical and Heading Contest 12 ---- ----- ------- Senior Examinations l3e---- ------ Junior Senior reception lL ---------------------- Baccalaureate l5 ------------------------ Class night lo ----------------------- Commencement ........,..,.,.,.....-.-.-...1??1?f?PFi?..T:?.?1F BLANCHARD BEAUTY H SHQPPE LQQATION ON Pu 33- NEW PARIS, UND. 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Dr. Chalmers EUITITEITSIITI3 Q11 FINEST QUALITY MILK PILQDUCTS G05 H E N, I NDIA N A T1111z1v YEARS OF CONSCIENTIOUS SERVICEV you ramble thro gh llf br ther, whatever b BO r goal re p your eye upon the doughnut and not up n th hol .......1.,.1.....11..1..1..,....1 ...1 .,..11-11..,..1.11-11... . ,.,... H... , .................1...1....11,, ..,.. ..... ...1...,. COMPLIMENTS or O I O Q V ? ef MDN IUMBER ff 1 BUILDING SUPPLIES 1.,.11 11,,.1.11o,11 .,1.11 11..,11111o11,.111.,1,1,1a11,11ISISI 11111o 1o1.I.11,o111,o111.o 1o1,1.oo1111oI 111o1.11o11111I111,11 I , , . I I I 11,11 I o111I1.1o11 1F?fI THE PLACE TCD BUY HIOH OOOIIIH IIEITISOOIIOLH PHIEEO EOOOEO OOOOS OOOO OIEOIS EIIESH O EIIOZEO EIIOIIS O VEOEIIIOIES GOSI-IEN ... .....,. . ,.,,., . , , , .,....,. .. .. . . , .... , ..,,. .. .,...,,. . ..,,,,, ... ,...., .. ., ....... ..,.,. ..... . ...,,I..., N, ..... . ,,....... .,....,...,,,....,..... ,.,...,....... ,.,...... ,. EIIIP SOOO IEEOJINOEPIISMI ODOEPILEQEEIQDIHIISS AWSOMIIIEIAOMIIOE SIEEOWOOQOE PHOIIE 53 OOSHEII, EUIIIPIIIIIEOI3 FURNITURE MART UE owe sroae SOIOIPEWHIO I 'OIIPI? IIPI56 P S HE ,PP EP H P G0SHfN 'PW IIIZ E Imma Iumfauaco, G. M C IROLI45 ' I PHQQZQJQQQIQHEN OIDSMQBIIIWS 66 8 nw mms IOIIIOEII QU. PHGNE SOQ NEW PARIS ,'2 .V -. '- 'MA ' W I I NEON GOWN I II III IIII ..,.. .,......-.-.....- 1.w.-.....,,.-..-....--1-........... nuns PHUPHLQH This afternoon I spent a very eventful time. Being badly in need of a shampoo, I journeyed to the beauty shoppe and went through the fifty cent ordeal. After a few minutes under the hair dryer I became very drowsy. Soon I had a vision of my high school pal, Lucille and I wonder- ing down the sidewalks of Chicago. As we approached Marshall Fields Department Store,we noticed several new dress styles in the window. After further investigation we discovered they had been designed by Phyllis Betts, who is now famous in the Fashion Centers of the world We soon realized that we had to hurry if we were to get out to Wrigley Field in time for the double header between the Cubs and Giants. So we boarded a trolley and went to the north side J of the windy city. After we had gone several blocks, Phyllis Darr stepped into the car. She told us she was working as a seamstress for Miss Betts. During our conversation,Phil handed us a Chicago Tribune and called our attention to a column on world affairs entitled Hwhat will happen next?H edited by Phyllis Leek. he also noticed that Floyd Utley was chief press operator of this well noted paper. Within a few minutes, we heard loud cheering and we found our- selves at the ball park. we were very fortunate in 'securing seats in the press box with our old schoolmate, Allen Conrad, who was now a radio announcer. Cooney had previously taken the noble Bob Elson's position in the Sports World. As the game got under way, we noticed a familiar figure on the playing field. It was none other than Richard Hoffman playing short- stop for the Cubs. He had just signed a contract, much to the disap- pointment of Mr. Davis. Cooney told us that Mr. Davis had been in Chicago the week previous and encouraged Rich to accept the offer of the New York Yankees. However, Rich was the wiser and we were sure he would profit by it. Returning from the ball park, we stopped at a Beauty Shop. To our amazement, we found that Margaret Baker was the proprietor with Norma Kurtz acting as her assistant. The girls consented to spend the evening with us in Grant Park attanding the concert in the band shell. Phil Spitalny and his all girl orchestra vere the guest players. The opening selection sounded quite natural, but whyshouldn't it with Shirley Long playing Josephine on her saxophone. Soon a soloist with a pleasing soprano voice appeared. It was none other than Ruth Miller. After the concert, we talked to the girls. Ruth 'said that her sister, Mary, was to be in New York the following week to speak at the annual delegation of the Federated Womens Club. Feeling quite tired, we returned to our respective hotels. As Lucille and I reached our room Kenny Vance who was acting as bell hop brought us a letter from Ruth Pletcher. She had recently taken over a ,,fHHHMWHH5g2 THE HHEEEHEEEE 1 PUBLISHED BH THE SEHIUH EEHSS UE EHiLEEHSBHHl3 HIGH SEHUUE HHEEEHSBUHE, IHUIHHH IHHH EHEUETH HDVISEH EEHSS SPUHSUH EHISS EHIPE HIHUHVIS ......,-...... ...-..-.-N... ..-,.......-mx.......,......-....,....,.......,... .. ...., ... ...,....... ,..... ... .,. . ...,.,..-....-......... .., ...... .,..., ... .. .v,. ..,,.....,.. ..,.. .....,. i - - - - - - - - - -----pp----..-.--...---..-..----....-.. ----.--...--Nu-.-f---Q-,--1-.-..-kg-...--....---.----..-..-- position as stenographer in her home town. Agnes was doing housework rear by. Ruth also said that Imogene had completed her course in nurses'training and was stewardess on an airplane that was being piloted by Bob Long. Early the next morning we were awakened by a great commotion be- neath the hotel window. After investigating we found it to be 'the milk man, Walter Sark. Still being tired from the previous day, we had our breakfast in bed. As the maid entered the room, we immediately recognized her as Evelyn Coyle. She had also brought us the morning paper. As custeuh ary we looked at the funny section first. we were much amazed to find a comedy strip HOscar, the Pign edited by Allen Fisher. Turning to the front page, we saw the headlines NCowboy Respons- ible for Capture of Bandit.H we found that Dale Fisher was the cow- boy hero. He was under the employment of Paul Ditchett who owned a great ranch in Wyoming. After a strcnous day of shopping in the loop we attended the Barn Dance at the Eighth Street Theatre. To our surprise we saw Virginia Berkey playing her french horn in the brass ensemble. As we were leaving the theatre, we met Chuck Prough in the lobby. For the last two months he was acting as a salesman for Henry Ford in the vicinity of Detroit. He was spending the weekend in Chicago with a friend. He told us that Fred Hartsough was serving in Elkhart County as a scientific farmer after completing an agriculture course at Purdue University. Junior Whirledge was also carrying on as a farmer. Calvin Whirledge had quietly settled down in the little town of Middlebury as a barber. The next day being Sunday, we felt it nur duty to attend church services. There were numerous rumors of a new church just a block away. Nhat a combination we found there! The Reverend Sheldon Mc- Clain who operated a garage during the week was the pastor. 'His ser- mon on HA Mechanic's Duty to His Churchn was very impressive. After a few minutes Ti conversation with Mac, we immediately went to the bus station and boarded a Greyhound bus for home. Thsl driver was Jake Hartsough and as we felt assured of reaching home safely we were enjoying the trip immensely. Suddenly there was a stop. The roar of the motor ceased. Soon I realized someone was speaking to me. Yes! It was a beauty operator, She had brought an end to my dream. p Iphu 4.,y,,. A y.,.y,y.. ,,,, ,, ,...,., CGWUMWS fmiamrtm BEHUTH SHUP CF facials iamra BEQHUCLQES7+lQPEUSHEU miiai PUMUEREETEHUTH SHOP Maomssumv :No PHONE 200 e s .. ... .,..fE...,. ,,.. ......,........ ,... .,,.....,.,,........,...,,-......- ,......W.4........v..1, ...,............ ..,...4m..f.-4....m.......,...-..........m,..u....m..........H..,fm1,..A.-......,...,.....m,.-,.. COMPLIMENTS 10 OF J' SPECIHLISTS T My FUI? eaoums mm EARMSEQEQRDEN E E TL ft: E E E E E E EE E EE E E EE E E EE E E E E W .f:.ii.f'.,i 3 v 5iE E-lfEffffiEQE5REU? f EE E v E ., MRUXH IW H BEHU , ,. ., FLUUUERS GOSHENQSHUE 'Wh' . -g.. ! E-AEAIDIANA FUR VJLL UEEQSIUUS A, ,L A , A I 109 . . . , ...,, QQ v ' A ' EMIDDLEBURY ST, 'A 51 A E EEEE ,, , ,, ,. , , , h , E E T EU ' ,' f.. l. .f 1. .1411 .,,.,. f 1.f,.f.f..I..f..f f. 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WE HAVE HOME MILLERSBURG HIGH SCHOOEEQCOOWNG AND BAKING- SAND' CLASS GF ,946 EWICHES, Box CANDIES, ICE 4 CRE l E QLL mms UF SEHUUE E mm SUPPLIES STAGE curamnms PLAYGROUND AND SCENERY EQUIPMENT XLUE STRIVE TU PLEQSEII H. ...................... ..,.., .11...hw...um-1-..........v....M--..-........H..-..........-........-.1......... IUUSIE UEPQRTVHEUT Instruction on the instruments of the band and the orchestra is available to every student in Millersburg High School. The school has a drum, two cornets and two Mellophones which can be rented by student pupils at the low rate of Ql.5O per school year. During the school year l939-AO, Millersburg High School had an orchestra of sixteen pieces. Nineteen students were enrolled in ei- ther the Elkhart County Concert Band or the County Reserve Band. The Concert Band numbers SO pieces while the Reserve Band has a personnel of 90 players with a waiting list of 35. Band members, in addition to playing in the Elkhart County Fair Concerts, play in numerous town programs during August and September. During the winter the Concert and Reserve Bands are kept busy playing their regular scheduled performances and for the Elkhart County Teach- ers Federation, the Institutes and Association meetings. Although the Millersburg enrollment in instrumental music is the smallest in the County, the school is well represented in the County Concert and Reserve Bands. IOOZ of those taking band are enrolled in one or the other of these organizations. Individual students have brought distinction on their school and themselves. Last year Virginia Berkey, with only a few months' exper- ience with the French Horn, one of the most difficult of the brass- wind, won her way through'the District and State Contests to the Na- tional. Millersburg was represented in the Flag Swinging Corps, which was organized this year for the County schools, with a large blaeksilk flag with large gold letters, M.H.S., in the center. These flag swingers will be available to appear between halves at the basketball games next year, and, if there is sufficient interest, Hillersburg can have a flag swinging unit all her own. Mr. Chenoweth Will lfvhiillifw Ellllilllh ICU. .I ' '.T ...,. QDIEE I 53 EELN,QL5iilliE TF A A I I I A, , I Q , , , A , , , , , ,, , . 1 A , I , , A, . , . , , , I W I I I ,, 4 , A , , , I IIII 4 . , I I I I ,. ,, . A ,. I EEII I3 Ed EIUIIIS I RUC KING, GRAII N, FEED, 51 ELOUR I H Q M A S WA SE O EAIVIQUS IVIASHES CONCENTRATES PHONE 2' 25' M ' I E EESBURGE I I , I '35 II59TT?: . , I I Q 4 A V, I I I IIII IIII I IIIIII I I . I A , PM Ig I I IIII I , I A .. I f A m i Q R J Q Q IVIILLERSBURG, INDIAN A. 900000004 SEE US ABGUT YOUR AUTG INSURANCE QR FINANCE. IVIEIVIBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CCDRI2 EEQSHEIW EI,Il.EEI,EIIEIIIIU1UI IEE CREAM, Amar:-:Im ICE I ECQALE SQISE,5EQ,'S.EIi..CQf5LE 2 PHONE D, 515 w E-422 oouems QOSHEN Ex STREET EQIQGEE-j1QEgRRITERIS 'EAI EE'4 E 'I'IEE ' D DI I 129,150 MONGER BED. ELKHARI IND. PHONE 252 IIII I IIIEE ARRINQ EIE-E HUVICETU THE FQCULTU After putting up with the same teachers for a few years and never daring to say anything about them, or their ways, we feel it is only right that now, when they are about to lift the bars that have held us in bondage for the past four years, we say something about them. So on the inside of our door to success, we leave this bit of advice. First, in behalf of my fellow pushers, I feel that some advice to the faculty body in general would be quite fitting. As to the giving of another teacher's play, I advise you to pick a play in which the characters are more mannerly so you don't display to the public the way you actually act at home. A Next, I advise you not to pay so much attention to these Hpuppy affairsn that are carried on by students each year. I also advise some of you beautiful lady teachers to get vaccinated for this disease. It seems to come at the most unexpected times and it might catch a couple of you, too. Miss Zook, we advise you to get a memorandum book much on the order of Mr. Davis'. You can write down all you hear about the stud- ents in public speaking class. ' Mr. Bevington, if you are going to try to pass your girl friend, Bertha Mae, off as your sister, we advise you to get one that looks more like you. we advise Miss Cripe to take a course in Safety: then your car will not be in the garage and you will not have to drive another. we advise Mr. Luke to drop the sponsorship of his present class. It is a disgrace to you after the class you had last year. we advise Miss Gangwer to grab that fellow from Chicago before it is too late. Remember, Miss Gangwer, opportunity knocks only once. we advise 'Miss McDowell to cut out some of her duties. Worry makes gray hair, and we would like to keep you the best looking teach- er in M. H. S. It seems. Miss Honderich does not set a good example. The ideal Home EC. girl usually takes cooking and sewing in High School and soon after graduation settles down to make some little man happy. we advise Miss Honderich to complete her teaching duty this year and settle down in some home. I think it would be wise for Mr. Juday to take that much talked of hunting trip into Canada. Maybe you could find something up there that could stand your Physics tests. Theyfre certainly hard on the students. we advise Mr. Davis to keep a 'record in his memorandum book of the days he drives his car to school, so he won't have to walk home. Jake Hartsough nompumfms UF 1 C, E, KEMP COMPANY LAPQRTE WD. . G 9 mmm SCHOOL SUPPLIES af HUNTINGTON, momma, EQWMENT W is v , V I a 41 M IIMEUGRAMI Qvkj-NN. 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Did you ever hear of a class picking on'a calm, gentle, and peaceable person for the class grumbler? Well, that's just what the Senior Class did this year, so since I've been elected here goes: People always think that when a person becomes a Senior he should have superior knowledge in every subject. Well, at least that's what' Mr. Juday thought about his Physics class, Mr. Juday please remember, we had to be 'Af plus students in other subjects too, besides Physics. Anyway what is the use of taking Physics? Everyone usually gets a check on their paper. Why can't the students have a postoffice in the principafs office as the teachers do? l'm sure we could make good use of itg so,Mr. Davis, to show the under classmen that your heart is on the right side fthe Seniors know itb, just build a postoffice for them, and see if it isn't very helpful and useful. Talking about modernistic school houses! You never saw a more modernistic one than our dear old Millersburg High, because we have hot water to drink and cold water to wash ing very modernistic, I must say! ' When we Seniors get settled down to try to enjoy a nice, quiet, study period, who starts to tramp in but those little green Freshiesg they then decide to go to the library and the floor begins to squeakg so goes another day in M.H.S. It sure gives me the creeps to see anyone so quiet and gentle as Dale Schrock. One day when Mr. Bevington was supposed to be studying his lesson I noticed that he was writing very diligently, not his lesson, but a letter to North Manchester to see how many credits he made in the last four years! AHEM1 A Actually, High School was so dead that the Juniors couldn't even argue with the Seniors, so we had to argue with ourselves. Another thing, students, isn't life easy for the faculty? They even have a faculty room to rest in while the hard working classmen have to rest on the hard seats in the assembly and possibly have their name written on a piece of paper by the teacher and soon the little slip of paper goes traveling to the principal's office and then----- well, you can guess the rest. ' Lou, why donft you go around after each teacher and erase the blackboards? You wouldn't ask the faculty to do that, would you? If you don't, Lou, we students have to look at what they wrote on the board for weeks. Why do we have to give our life history and almost show our birth certificate in order to go into another room on business matters? The teacher practically takes a snapshot of you to see if you've changed since they issued you the permit,Calthough it has only been about five minutesD3 also if you are a minute late to school you have to sit in the office that'whole period. We must admit, Mr. Davis, you have a very nice office, the prettiest scenery! ffour cream colored wallsj. ' N 'HHlllimo-ueummnnumnmuunmmlmunnnmmmI1mufumvrnImnumuumuvufrnmmnmnmmlmu1fum1Imnnnummnwnmmnumm rm .n,u -a-N-lu-.s-.0 no-o-'sw -1-.-..-- .. - If you ask me they are starting an ancient magazine ,review. I walked in the library to get a magazine, glanced down at the date which showed this: December, l937. ' When they were building a new addition to the High School, why didn't they make sound-proof rooms? In room two it sounds like a cloudburst when anyone walks around in the fifth and sixth grade room. Seniors, did you realize we were so popular? Everytime we walk into the assembly the Sophomores stare at us as though they had never seen us before. Miss Cripe, why didn't you let the Shorthand Class write their own Shorthand Dictionary instead of making us pay for a Gregg Shorta hand Dictionary? After we got it, Gregg's writing wasn't even like ours and I'm sure we were right. Where are all those good actors you had Juniors? Your play was good but you will have to admit ours was the best in the History of Millersburg High. Well Classmates, Teachers, Parents, and Friends as I bring my grumble to a close, I hope that our Alma Mater will ever be held as high as it has in the past, but I know you will find a great loss when the Seniors of 1940 graduate, Imogene Ines Stabler WUUIL SHVE EHURE ENE KEEEEEE5 UNNNNNNNfWHHDHDDHU CLUTHIUE, EUREHSHIHES, 8 SHOES. EUR THE ENTIRE EHEUIEE4 DDU LHUIES UJEHR teas e a s ste el .......-..........-................-............ ..... ........ .... ........ .I-.I..-..I.I-.I....I..............I-I...........,I........I............II.I.I...IIIII.I-.II-.--.,...I......I.III-..,..I. I...-.II-I..--...-..II..,...I.II... .... ....I..I....I-...Im..I.,...II,I.. 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I 'ET' I T ' 1 2I3Tf3TIiQ3fSIEfI'QTa5I5-EIISJEEAQ A EIDIVIE QIIINED EDDD STORE A , I I IIIIIIS LIIIEQQI II I I I IIII EI II II II I I EIIIII I AND OF NEW SPORT WEAR fi --524-FURm+TURE f - LEITEST BIBLES UE EIIIQII KS,-..,..ff STORE -----1 IIEIIIEITII EIT EIIEIIIJIIIIES IIIID FURELUQRU THAT THIS THE ANNUAL OF 'LO MIGHT EE A STEPPING STONE TO RAISING THE STANDARDS ON JHICH THE FOUNDATION OF THE FUTURE L. H. S. WILL BE BUILT IS THE DESIRE OF THE ENTIRE STAFF. WE, TOGETHER WITH THE COOPERATION OF THE FACULTY, UNDERCLASSMEN, AND ADVER- TISZHS, HAVE DXERCISED GREAT CARE AND DLVOTED MUCH TIME TO PUBLISHING THIS BOOK. MAY THIS ANNUAL BE A SUBSTAN- TIAL BUILDING STONE IN TH STRUCTURE OF KIOJLEDGE AND SCHOOL SPIRIT. ..... .,.. ,..,,. . ....,,..,...................,. ..............,.....,.,.1..1..,...-..,.................,..................'.. QUWEE TU JUHIURS After four years of experience in high school life, we feel that we know a little more than our little brothers and sisters, the Juniors. We have decided to take this opportunity to pass-some of our information on to them.' Juniors, are you listening? Here comes our advice to you. Remember, the library is a place to study, not to con- verse. By all means keep the class announcements on the blackboard up to date. One week I thought there was a Junior class meeting every day, by the way the blackboard looked. I advise you to go to class on time. Never wait until three seconds before the last bell, then rush, sometime they may ring the bell early. ' Now I feel there are some of the Juniors who need a little extra advice. Junior Rogers, I advise you to decide which girl you want. It's terrible the way you break the hearts of so many girls. Richard Lantz you should go home earlier at night so you do not have to sleep overtime to get the sleep required for boys in training. ' Donald Bates, you should get over your bashfulness this summer, so you can really get in the swing of things next'year. I advise Velda Kline to quit arguing. Foxie, you know the teach- ers won't take it and the fellows will outwit you. Joan Custer and Junior Cramer should make more use of their red hair. You are spoiling the old saying of,HAnyone with red hair has a tcmper,H ' Doris Garber, will you muffle that giggle, we know you're in school. ' Broadway will soon be needing stars, so Pauline Whirledge and Alberta Groff you had better develop your singing ability. Ava Stiver, you should not study so hard because you show up the rest of the class. Bob Holse,you should leave the girls alone so the rest of the boys of the Junior Class will have a chance. Betty Rink,you had better leave your chewing gum at home. You know Betty, you're not supposed to chew gum in school, And so, as another year rolls by and you Juniors will be taking our places, we, the Seniors of IQLO, wish you the best of luck. Margaret Baker ..................... . .................-......... 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T LUH US LU H U Whofs a heart breaker? Mac McClain Who's the best looking girl in school? V Who knows it? Maxine Schrock Jerry Gibson Who thinks she is ? ' , Genny Rosentrader Who rates with a post graduate? Whois the toughest boy in school? Perry Fisher Richard Hoffman Who would like to? Who thinks he iS? wayne Mault Rey Hoffman Wh0'5 the Coach Of M- H- 53? Who's the quietest girl in school? Mr. Bevington Mary Miller Whofs his assistant? who Should be? , Mac McClain Who's the best class in M. H. S.? The SeniorS V Who knows it? ' Everyone Who likesstrawberries? Imogene Stabler Who knows it? The Seniors Who's the basket ball hero? Jake Hart sough Who thinks so? Shirley Long Who took a correspondence course in shorthand? Bob Long Who knows it?, ' Ruth Miller Who has the biggest mouth in school? Junior Rogers Who knows it? Everyone in hearing distance. Who Who Who his Who Who Who Who' Who Who Who Doris Garber has the big head? Jean Tarman knows it? Evenyone keeps Margaret Baker under wing? I W T Allen Conrad ' would like to? Mac McClain likes to argue with Mr. Juday? Cal Whirledge 1 knows it? Mr. Juday s the ideal couple in school? Bob Long and Ruth Miller think they are? Juanita Cripe and Dick Lantz has the best basket ball team? The Seniors , think they have? The Juniors .....,-..,. ,...- .,.,. -, A. ...,... . ., .....,..m,.....-,. .vu-mu,-... ..,.. 1u.m--U uw..1..u .v..,. ...Q - ..,, H.. ..........,.-..- ....- 4... H....u..--m..-A-..--m- .-.4-1. Whols the best first team player? Who's the most bashful in school? Who Who Who Richard Hoffman thinks he is? Richard Lantz Junior Whirledge Who should be? Foxie Kline blushes easily? Whofs the best girl athlete in Phil Botts M. H. S.? knows.it? Agnes Stutzman Everyone Who thinks she is? Jerry Fisher Who's the grandstand player? Dale Schrock Who knows it? Everyone. Class Song There's a class What a class: . Only happy faces bloom there, And there's never any room there For a sorrow, or a gloom there There are studiesg There are partiesg ' With a lot of laughs and hurries. And when we are together A very fine class are We. When we hear a loud squeak in the floor Itfs the teacher standing near the door, Then all the heads go down in books And, Oh, the teacher how she looks! Hurrah! For the Seniors We'll miss our dear faculty. Hurrah! For the Seniors We have the best class you see, Zingl Boom! Ta-rar-orsl Ring out a song of good cheer, Now we say to the Juniors HGood luck next year.U Lucille Long ,.......I. ...Nmm..I...........,.I.m.III,II...ImII.I.,.I.......In.-mmumf....,...m.uI.-II..,.,,..mm...mm.. CCDMPLIMENTS OF JIEEEERSEJUI E NIREFUIEIR WIEIIHR ES CIELKHART COUNTIES FRIENDLY TIIEATREQ EUSHEU, IIIUIRHH. .j,j'I .',. ,,'., f ,Q '.... 44'.. SRLSEQQQBME GENUINE EGRD PARTS 6 ACCESSORIES STANDARD CDI E PRQDUCTS HQEUENGERS E CQIVIPIIIVIENIS EVERYTHING IT TAKES TO. OF A A MARIS A IIQME. ,... 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CONGRATULATIONS SENIQRS 111111111155511111115111s IIIIIIIIIIIHLII-I IIIIIIILIL3 IULIILLIIS III EIIIIIL-H IIIILL FEEDS- --BRIIIII 1111111115m5151115115 UF LLIILSUIIS 555513 Q 1151111511111115U1311511153S 111151255155 III IIUU II'I.I. LLIILSLIII, PRUI? PHONE P89 ..,,.....,.........,..,,.......... .............................................,.,....11,......,,...,.,...,..- ........,.......,...... ,...... ,....... .........,....,......,....1.....-.......,...,...................................-.....-............4..........1...-... ..... ....,. ....,...... ,,., ......,. .,....... .,.... ...... ,.... ......,.... ,..... ..... mu. ...,...... .-..l...,..,...,,.......... 1.-... ....... S S LUHHT IUUULU HQPPEH IF Kenneth Vance would really get to sing on the radio.I pity Major Bowes Phyllis Leek would become Secretary of the F. F. A. She seems to know all about it, ' Roy Jr. would be satisfied with one girl. How about it, heartbreaker? The Miller girls got to school on time. ' ' Mr. Bevington would suddenly fall for a brunette. Oh, those poor blond sisters. Margaret Ann would give Sheldon a break. ' Red Cramer found his dream girl. How about it, Sir Echo? The Juniors would have a Junior and Senior Prom. Ruth Miller didn't love Hall the boys.H HDynamiteH Rohrer would become the second Charles Atlas. nGrandstandH Schrock would settle down and play basketball. Mr. Davis was like that song HScatterbrain.H Chuck Weston wouldn't steal the show after this. He knows it was meant for the Hero. Remember the Operetta? Miss Gangwer would get a new Chevy. She knows better, We would finish our soft ball tourney, How about it, Warsaw? All the Hillerette News would be handed in on time. Miss Cripe would lose her patience wdth the Staff. Miss McDowell couldn't run. Junior Cripe would grow in proportion to his feet, The Juniors would have a better play than the Seniors, Frankie Callahan wasn't such a ladies' man. The Freshies would grow up and act their age once. Pearl Putman would become the HSchool Cut Upu of 'Al. Ruthie Yoder wouldn't put such great pride in making pets of mice. How about it, Minnie? -.- --- . . -. ..... J t6MpCglw.gNiS,....h, or VUERRIT SHOE HHRUUJHRE SWE L.199Nu'u.uE.uR.u ..h. J h .h .J, .,u .... uh...,. uuh.. hnuun .un.. u....u..,u v vcvncnh it u..u. nt ..n,. Cahpgws i RELIABLE Jewmuzs QE .1-ll-. Lesowafa i- 1 t EELKHQRT Q QUSHU1 THE .... .,.. ...,..I. ,... ... . .... M.. ..,, ......, I ...I.......II...-I-I......I.,. ..,,,....,....,...,III COMPLIMENTS 8 OF O IIGONIRR IND. T QUALITY 54 TO IIQ-Q IIIDEALERS IN How. ef IMPLEMENTS MERCIIANIJQE IV'IASIgg?UR STGRE --A----U-----Hj-ting UR E' LIBUIIIEII, I I I SIIRIIIIIIR BEVEIIHISE C355--If E3 IIGIJIIIIII, IIIUIIIIIII I II IIIII I I I II I I.I I I I I I III IIIIII I II I III IIIIIII 1 I I IIII I 'fl IR' L ma?-' -' .... .. ., I REST PHONE QETTXNEW PARIS SIQIRRPRIQNE 572 INDIANA C. R, STANSBURY LIGCDNIEIFS LARGEST D RY GQODS STCRE WE INVITE THE PATRONS GE THE IVIILIERSBURG SCHOOL TCW QIJR STORE FOR YQIIR TjRY A6003 MENS CLOTHING AND NOTIONS. Eg I ,,,,, , ,I., I,I, . ,,,, , ,,,I,,,,.I, .....,I.... I ..,..,.I...I.. . 'I QIIII BEIIUEII NEW PARIS I GROCERIES, BREAD, AND MEATS COIVIPLIIVIENTS OE EHIIIIIES II. IQUIISUTI DMM. VETERINARIAN MIDDLEBURY IND. ,. . I. , I. ,...,...II ...,,,..I... ...,......,,....I...I...,.,I... .I.,..I....,I,I., ..,......,.....,.I. ..-...........I.II..I....-... CQiQ I5EQ8II?E 'Lf AICOIYIRIIIMENIS .QT . NEW PARIS nuns wan We, the Seniors, of 'LO of Millersburg High School, Millersburg, Indiana, have worked and achieved great things in life, which we want to hand down to our under classmen, before we leave the old Alma Mater, so that they might enjoy the great things we have. The class of 'AO is making this Will in faith, unexcelled by anyone. we expect all those involved to carry them out to the best of their ability. We know these people will take this Will to heart and carry on as we did. The Seniors of 'LO will their carved desks to the ones who get them first. ' The Class of 'AO will their ability to publish a good Millerette and annual to the Juniors, who are doubtful of it all. And now the classmen make the Will of the year to under classmen who need talent which we, the Seniors of 'AO have achieved in M. H. S. Margaret Baker wills her ability as an artist to the Junior Art Editor. Virginia Berkey wills her ability as a Hbeau catchcru to Doris Garber. A Phyllis Botts wills her jolly laugh to Junior Rogers. You need one HBeefieU ' Allen Conrad wills his tenor voice to Dale Schrock, so he can sing to Alice Ruth. Evelyn Coyle wills her ability to argue to Jean Tarman. Mr. Juday will miss Evelyn. Phyllis Darr wills her French speaking ability to Maxine Schrock. Too many people understand German, Hhaxu. Dale Fisher wills his blond hair to Chuck Weston. You might rate Maxine, Chuck. , Allen Fisher wills his red hair to anyone who likes it. He doesn't. Fred Hartsough wills his quiet ways to Bob Holse, the man who knows best. Jake Hartsough wills'his neat hair dress to Dick Lantz. You won't have to comb so much, Dick. Norma Kurtz wills her pleasant disposition to Jerry Fisher, Wayne wouldn't care a bit. Richard Hoffman wills his basket ball ability to Bob Holse. M. H. S. will need a new star next year. Lucille Long wills her temper to whom ever may need it in the future, Robert Long, Romeo of M. H. S., wills his ability to catch yell leaders to Lowell McClain. Sheldon McClain wills all the fun he had in M. H. S. to his under classmen. Ruth Pletcher wills her nice and quiet ways to Jerry Gibson. Charles Prough wills his ability to address teachers in a polite manner to Gayle Tope. 4 ' 'Ni' 'W' S UEUIUNIUH WITH PROFOUND RESPECT FOR H R GENUINE GRATITUDE, EARNEST SCHOLARH SHIP, SINCERE PATIENCE, AND UNTIRING EFFORTS IN GUIDING US THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, NE DEDICATE THIS TH ANNUAL OF 1940 TO OUR FACULTY ADVISER, MISS AGNES CRIPEQ Paul Ditchett wills his horsemanship to Gayle Tope, who wantsto be a cowboy. Agnes Stutzman wills her studious ways to Donald Bates. Ruth Yoder wills her favorite food,-cheese -to any little mouse that wants it. Calvin Whirledge wills his wise cracks to Bob Rohrer, who really needs new ones. Floyd Utley wills that quiet laugh to Junior Rogers, yours is a little mean, Junior. Walter Sark wills his ability as a Joke Editor to his successor in the Junior Staff. ' Kenneth Vance wills his girl shyness to Fred Brock, the Love Pirate. ' Phyllis Leek, best poet in school, wills her ability to Jean Radabaugh, who has possibilities. Ruth Miller wills her ability to be a yell leader to Juanita Cripe, Imogene Stabler wills her great understanding of affairs to Junior Cramer, who is interested in that work. Mary Miller wills her quiet ways to Velda Kline, who might need them to catch a beau. Shirley Long wills her saxophone to Dale Schrock, so he will have something new to blow on. The Seniors of 'AO will thanks and blessings to the teachers of M. H. S., who are the best in the nation. we hope this will is taken in the same spirit it was given. So Long, uitil we meet again as Alumni. 0 mf Signed, published, and declared by Sheldon McClain and the Seniors of l9AO, as and for their last Will and Test ment in the press ence of us and each of us, who, in his presence, and at his request, and in the presence of one another, have subscribed our names as witnesses. . ff fyvfliw 53 DT 0 fo .-u.-..-...U.m...,....................,....-n...-mu........Hn-..-..-E-..........nm.....,-...ml-......H......-I-..mm....,.4.,..,,,,,.,.,,..,....,.,,.,.,., ,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E. G. 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