Millersburg High School - Millerette Yearbook (Millersburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1942 volume:

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Hoover Sggerintendent of Schools Elkhart County ,: Q if ml I 1 - -, -fx! N C7 R X. ff fi , 2 Lf!! f PM A 1 ,. ly F2 l ' X f f x X x A, SX, f M xx 1: -X R UN U . ,ff W f X-AR -f rg , I X nv-:V g-,ML K Xfx 2' x . l Q ,X in '- .-145-Q51 ' gif . 7- ,, 415:55- f'7 ,Cwf P If gx -xv: 1' ,,- ...suq QL' TN vw' ' -Q J'll-.., D l....-lS 'Wm - w. vf . - 3, Principal gr Cwllefe :pww if IH- ,fw- s.,--.X., Q-.'. L Laura Ezclmln Tdcafiwnal HONG EC. T1 fs 'Y' , vu -4 H r -, .11 g 5. .4a1..Ll..xlT ITYWJ. 7LI- sw -'QA V Fwrcst -r-. nlgtnrj 3 , lfv U Igvington , Cnuch E. S. Manchester Cwllvge Howard Blackman Commercial B. S. Ball State Teachers Cwllcgc Mary McDowell Music, Art B. E. Manchester College 'J' W .1 ..1 e Goshen College B. S. Tr Luther Juday Math., Science i-State College Wisconsin Univ. Ball State T Florence Gangwer English, Latin B. A.g B. S. Goshen College Manchester College Gene Chenoweth Band Arthur Jordon Cons. of music Butler Univ. B. M.3 M. M. 9 eachers College K. S. Weaver Yocational Af. E. S. University of Illinois Pur due Barbra Zook Soc. Science5Phy. Ed. A. B. Earlham College Ball State Teachers College Goshen College To Lanetia Whirledge To Lou Groff for his for hor fine and ceaseless efforts in noble work as office the role of school girl. janitor. . - 1 -f A ' f ' :1' f 4 ,--: Af:4f ff 1-A' f Q if LC ',. J ,A,..'- 7 4' A ft! Jxl J W fx vf x Y, ls! fy !X Xl X I Q4 XX X I C 'A V . X H S '- la t revlew 2 ..,, if - . ' ,,.. .. V ix LW,: --.,,..,,, .--21:1-,, -.-A m R ..,- urhh. A f ' :4 2 V -- j fl 5 A..A. 'S 3 V5 QQ 'e mp- T 'cl with time . ,q,..,Q-ff' I y - ttog H ffjP'e ul'-ld laflderf on whim' C16 iElj.mb,H '- We 1 ' . 'it strong and 51.143,-, ,vie io make our lives .-gi 765 And l'lO'v'J the way -Q 4 ,GD ,X To reach th ,gn Q -gt H154 , e wp - 6 'K .X . ld A . if g a ,rue , f - an . '-ga g L to youg 've shared your fun, 257' willingness-- ue one by one. Your help was like a light That shone 'chroughout the night, And. like 21 heam it led Us on to life ahead., QTXIHG 'Sheik of A1e:1hy'J Robert Rohrer David Dulaney Mary Carpenter Ruth Rogers Miss Zook We cellent sponsor ing the wish to pay tribute to the ex- work of our class officers and who have cooperated with us dur- past year. Robert Rohrer tary Carpenter Ass't. Coach Class Sec S Tre s A Athletics Ass'n. l 2 3 Gloe Club 3 A X. Club L Class President A Baseball Squad 2 3 L Chgir A Canvas Crew 3 Class Play 3 L lillerette Staff A Basketball Squad l 2 3 Conservation Club l Fu F5 lxo 1 Ruth Rogers D vid Dul ney Latin Club 2 Glee Club l 2 A Mixed Chorus 3 Minstrel A Class President l Class Vice Pres. A Cantata 3 Millerette Staff A Class Play 3 L Athletics Ass'n. l 2 3 Y' A '. J. do A. A Activities Council l Operetta 2 Reading Contest 2 Orstorical Contest 3 A G. rt. ng Pram. 1+ Genevieve Rosentrader Glee Club l 2 3 A Minstrel A Cantata 3 Class Play 3 A Theldon Kline Athletips Ass'n. M. Club A F. F. A. 2 l 2 3 Glas Club l 2 A Class Reporter 2 Millerette Staff 3 A Millcrttte Staff A Minstrel A Latin Club 2 3 L Class Vice Pres. 3 Latin Club Pres. 4 Basketball Squad l 2 3 Operetta I L Baseball l 2 3 A Chapel Chorister l G. A. A. Z. as Lowell McClain Maxima Schrock Athletics ASS'H. l 2 3 Sugghing Club 3 L M- Club L Sunshine Club Pr s Baseball Squad l 2 3 A Glen Club 1 2 4 EaSkctball Squid l 2 3 A lixgd Chorus 3 Class Play A Athletics ass'n. 2 Cantata 3 Minstrel A Chair Q Canvas Crew l Glee Club l 2 A lHxmCkmms3 ,wtCMb3 Millerette Staff l A Orchestra l 2 Conservation Club l G. Ma A. A Uillerutte Staff A Minstrel A Cantata 3 Class Sec. 8 Trb Raymond Hoffman Athletics Ass'n. l 2 3 Boxing Club l Basketball Squad l 2 3 Baseball Squad l 2 3 A Class Play 3 Iillerette Staff L Activities Council l M- Club L Conservation Club l Chair Q Canvas Crew 3 Ruth Ann Conrad Sunshine Club 3 A Gloe Club l 2 A Mixed Chorus 3 Class President 2 Athletics Club l 2 G. A. L. L Lillcrcttc Staff A Minstrel 4 Class Play A 'IEP Luella Miller Glee Club l 2 3 A Home Ec. Club l 4 Art Club l 2 3 Hillerotte Staff A Iinstrel A Sunshine Club 4 Cmmxa3 Junior Wortinger Athletics Ass'n. 3 M. Club A Beskutbull Squad 3 Class Plgy 3 lillcrcttc Staff A Activities Council Lina Bolle Vance Howard Swirtz Gleo Club l 2 Boxing Club l Sunshint Club l 2 3 A Glen Club l 2 4 , Home EC. Club l 2 3 A Iiysd Cuorus 3 Clfs Pliy 3 4 Athlslicg t:s'u. 2 3 Cons vv'tlvu Club l Cdiiv A Caivis Crew 3 Cpnt tt 3 Tgllfl ', .HJVC f?tuff' L ll. GL'-fllf X, Biskntbill Q upd 2 3 L Eiscbgll Siu d 2 3 A OYCHCSLTY l 2 3 A Fred Brock Athletics Ass'u. l 2 3 M. Club A Conservation Club l Faskctball Squad l 2 3 A Baseball Squad l 2 3 A Lillercttt Stuff A Chiir Q Cmnvws Crew Thcdn AE Eg ','. ?..'j Simmons Glo, Club l 2 3 A Hired Chorus 3 Cwnt.t1 3 Qlystrol L Class Plgy 3 L QPChjSt?2 l 2 3 Rsfding Contest 3 L Hillorotto Staff A Athlutics Ass'n. l 2 3 'N ' I Us Lx. :xo A G. A. A. Sec. 8 Trois. Class Stcrotary 3 Bind l 2 3 f.fQi 'Y llas 'Nv- up DCLITOCK Audrey Leek Jlee Club 1 2 L Suusnino Club l 2 3 A fixsi Chorus 3 Home LC. Club 1 2 3 A Class Flav 3 4 Glee Vlab 1 2 3 A EsskQtFs1l Hfr. 2 3 L Llllorsbte Ptnff A Qinstrfl A RQfdL7g Contest l 2 3 A Ctngfrtatlon Club l Cantata Q Millarette Ssiff L Linstrel A Lhlatics gss'n. Q f Class Play 3 Club L fgvw'4'- .5 o......,..... 1 fF5ff3 2 'f 49 Audrey Berkcy Wilbur Hostetler Glee Club l 2 A Mixed Chorus 3 Sunshine Club l 2 3 A Home EC. Club l 2 3 A Home EC. Club Pres. A Cantata 3 Linstrel L G. A. A. A Class President 3 Lilleretts Stal? A Class Play 3 A F. F. A. l 2 3 L F. F. A. Pres. 3 A Athletics Ass'n. 2 3 M. Club 4 Basketball Sound 2 3 A Baseball Squad l 2 3 4 Millerette Staff A Chair Q Canvas Crew 3 Class Play 3 A Conservation Club l Hazel Garber Dorothy Livengood Cantata 3 Home EC. Club Latin Club 2 3 A Geraldine Charlton Glee Club l 9 Glee Club 3 A Sunshine Clun A Vice Pres. Latin Club 4 Sunshine Club l 2 3 4 Lillerette Staff 4 Millerette Staff A Home Bc. Club l 2 A Minstrel A Glee Club l 2 3 Band l AN.UubL Cantata 3 G. A. A. A Cantata 32 QT Claude Fisher Charlotte Tope Athletics lawn. 1 2 3 cies ciubg M. Club A Sunshine Club 2 3 Basketball Squad l 2 3 Baseball Squad 2 3 A Chair Q Canvas Crew 3 Conservation Club l F. F. A. 2 3 A Home EC. Club 2 A up 4 W -5. lc W 'sm Q ' ,. rl dp 'Q S. In the fell of l938, 34 Hgreen freshiesH were wandering around the school house trying to find their class rooms and very successfully making friends with the upper clessmen. Everything was different from what we were accustomed. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: president, Ruth Rogers, vice-president Theda Simmons, sec, A tres. LEHXiDG Schrocxg class reporter for Hillerette, Lowell MQClain5 activities council, Raymond Hoffman, and sponsor, Kiss Cripe, le had the problem of making money which is a difficulty for any class. We decided that each student would pay ten cents a month for class dues. This plan has been carried out through our four years in M.H.S.. It was this year that we chose as out motto Uwe build the ladd- er on which we riseng our class flower, the American Beauty, and our class color, maroon and silver,which stands for knowledge, truth and richness. Three parties were held during that year, one at Audrey Eerkey's another at Ruth Ann Conrad's3 and our last one, the wiener and marshmallow roast, by the Elkhart River on the last day of school. i After a fine vacation the sophomores were back in school eager to start their second year. Nine from our class did not return, consequently, our class was decreased from thirty four to twenty Charlotte ffm. MhaBdleV1memM yean which made our enrollment twenty We started out on the right foot Topo joined us later in the seven. by electing as our class officers, president, Ruth Ann Conrad, vice-president, Audrey Eerkeyg sec. Q tres., Maxine Schrockg class reporter, Genevieve Rosentrider, and class sponsor, Mr. Bevington. The many memories of the year included the initiation party which we gave in honor of the frcshnmm1cless. This has been a yearly activity for the Sophomore Class every year since then, r other parties held this year were at Thcldon Klinc's, annual pirty on the last day of school. Later in the and the year we lest a member of our class, Carlyle Prough, because of illness., It was this year that the girls won the inter-class basketball tourney. T: also chose our class rings. A little more dignified, we returned to school in September of l9Ll. Three members of our class dropped out :nd four new mem- bers, Donald Eungzr, Junior Wortinger, Calvena Petgcn, ind Hazel ,arbor joined our ranks bringing our total to twenty eight. Later 4. in the year Calvena Petgen and Louise Groff left their classmites to take up the duties QS house wives. Class 'lfficcrs for this year were, president, Audrey Berkeyg vice-president, Theldon Kline, sec. A tres., Theda Simmons, reporter, Luella Hiller, and sponsor, Miss Zook. In order to raise money for junior-senior reception we raffled away turkeys at 1 ghost basketball game that we sponsored. Our class successfully produced the play, Uhr. Cook Takes 6ver.N Perhaps the biggest evgnt of the yezr vos the plinning ind preh paring of the junior-senior reception. The gymnisium vis very attractively decorated as 3 Wigwam cirrying out our lndiin theme. Two members of our cl ss won the reading 'nd orctoricil contest this year. Ruth Rogers received first in orztions :nd Theda Simmons second in the reading contest, Father time moved so rapidly that we could scarcely realize that we were back in school ready for our last year. As s,niors we took up our school work more seriously. Our class enrollment was twenty five. One new pupil, Mary Carpenter, :ddcd to our total, but we lost two of our friends, Donild Bunger, after 2 few months of school, and Donna Jean Radabaugh, who entered Elkhart High School. We chose the following officers, president, Robert Rbhrerg vice-president, Ruth Rogers, sec. Q tres., Mary Carpenter, and sponsor, Kiss Zook. Soon after school started we chose our invitationsw and nime cards for graduation. Our class pictures were taken January twentieth. Ue sold concessions at b sketball games, raffled away turkys, gave a high school skating party at Rome City, sponsored a donkey basketball game, and gave the class play, HChina Boyu which was well attended. During our four years we had saved enough money to carry us through to our goal, graduation. Our last semester was the publishing of the final edition of the Millerette which was dedicated to our Alma Mater. , As our parting days come to an end, may the magic carpet lead us to success and fame. Although the road be rough and steep, let us build the ladder to the best of our knowledge and strength, seek for 1 good reputation, and continue our good work as we have in our school dfys at I.H.S. W The sum of one's qualitiais, body, ancd-character, thatgmich makes one human being different from another, describes one's personv ility. Frlendliness, 'humor and truthfulness describe the .Sf-2hiOI' class in general, but now for a touch of the individuals. Audrey Berkey. HAud'sU weakness is being present at a class or club meeting so she can Ucease the motion.H Tall, slim Ruth Anna Conrad, HConnie,U likes to giggle when she finds something to giggle about, but her mouth waters when she spies fried carrots. Convict hair cuts describe Wilbur NLightningH Hostetler. Hdilb rates first with his wise cracks in Economics Class, Xhile Luella Miller, HLueH, likes something to laugh about in physics class and likes to talk about that boy friend HRey.H Junior Jortinger, better known as HKnute,H says his favorite song ia, HEig Bed Knute From the Bad Lands.H He also has a slight weakness for blonds. Fred Brock likes to talk back to someone. HFreddieH also likes the song HCarry Me Back To Old Virginian. f For Theldon kline, widely known as HEudH, school is rather boring at times he would rather spend his time around'Benton and Goshen. Ruth Rogers and Theda Simmons have sparkling blue eye: and cheer- ful dis ositions. Thei are alwa s around where there's work to do. 1 p 1 HSisH and HSamH are active in sports and like anything that's fun. next to pop up on the list is David Dulaney. HDaveH is more the studious type and just likes to spend a peaceful evening at home with 1 good interesting book to reed, Claude Fisher is noted for sleeping in school, HPerry,H you would look more comfortable if you would use a pillow. Next to appear is Audrey Leek, HLeekieH likes to listen to the radio. She also likes to write catalogues, but she wouldn't admit it. If you see someone running around school it is none other than our class president and editor-in-chief, Robert UDynamiteH Rohrer. Bob is very dependable and serious when it comes to business, although he is rather humorous. i Also another humorous person is Howard Swartz NHodH is noted for his jokes and he also likes to see who can laugh the loudest in class, Just opposite of Howard is Mary Carpenter. Mary proves to be quiet, dependable and well mannered. Mary says ice skating is one of her favorite sports. - Hazel Garber also is the quiet type, and her favorite hobby is reading. Dorothy Livengood, sometimes referred to as HDotP switches boy- friends quite frequently. l guess she wants to be different from some of the other senior girls. After Dorothy comes brown eyed, Genevieve Rosentrader. You'll usually find HGussieH in the midst of a group of laughing students. She's Hmischisvousu at times- When you see someone busily go back and forth from the assembly to the library you'll know it s Charlotte Tope. HLottieU enjoys the telling of instances in class. A pal of Charlotte is Geraldine Charlton. HGerryH is a rather quiet person and she's doing her duty for Uncle Sam by using his post- age stamps to write to a young fellow in the Army. muscular strength seems to be the advantage that Ray Hoffman has over some of the other boys. In case you want a black eye or a broken nose, just call on H5toneyH. l'm sure he'll fulfill your wishes. As for Lowell McClain, he likes chocolate ice cream, and basket- ball is a favorite sport. Hhacn also states that he likes HbrunettesU HBig Dalu whom you know is Dallas Schrock, likes to tease someone and enjoys seeing the other person lose his temper. Concluding the line-up is Lina Belle Vance. HLinieH enjoys house- keeping. Perhaps that accounts for the diamond she is wearing. And lust but not least, I've enjoyed being one of the members of the Class of HAQH. --Maxine Schrock. , Tx fi? fr., :lin 1f'::f'1f'4, 1:-'I VS- ' Uait, wait, wait. That is all I've done for the last twelve years. I am waiting for a breeze to come along and lift me into the sky. Since graduation I have lost track of my classmates and I am taiing the flying carpet in search of them. Whoops! Here comes the wind, and here I go gliding through the air fhoo-o, I just hit an air pocket and I'm going dotn. How fortunate! The sign in front of me reads,HSwartztown, Penn --Population lL,OOO,OOO.H It sounds interesting so I think I'll look around. First I shall ask for information at this little house. HHello madam, could--N Imagine my surprise when I am met by no other house- wife than Lina Belle Vance. UCome in, schoolmate,H HI can only stay a few minutes,H I explained, Hand she said, Hand we'll have a little tali.H ing information about this town. Tell me some of the important points.H Swartz? He was the founder David Dulaney is the chief will go and hear Lowell Room--and by the way, Genny remember Howard he is the mayor. until morning we McClain's orchestra at the Kerry Garden Ball Rosentrader is his soloist.H HAll right, I'll be glad to,U she answered. HYou of this town and at present of police, and if you stay HOh! I'm awfully sorry but the wind is just right for flying, so I must hurry on to New York.H Before long I glide through the air toward New York,and I can see the Empire State Building. HUho Geraldine Charlton, and the ' 'I f '-L 11 Lora pity. is that sitting at the window on the top floor? Why, it's sign says HPrivate Secretary, Mayor of New Then I reach the street this sign appears before me. HTap dancing, ten easy lessons--Charlotte Right next door is the Tope, instructor.H Andies Candies Shop, where Dorothy Livengood is employed, and does she look different! But I guess that's what candy does to one's figure. This has been a busy day, so I'll stop for a bottle of pop at this restaurant, But who do I fin here? --Luella Killer, as dish washer, and Knute Uortinger as the chef. That chef's cap makes him look at least eight feet tall. That pop really hit the spot.and now I'll head for Hotel Sasinac, where I hope to spend the night. Is it any wonder the hotel is so attractive? Fred Brock is the manager, and the clerk is Mary Carpenter. After making all my arrange- I am really seek- ments, I'm taken to my room. by the bell hop, Bud Kline. I always thought Bud would be an athlete, but I guess that was just another mistake. It feels good to be in a soft bed again. Before I know it the sun is in the east. It certainly looks nice outside! I can ride for miles today. By the way, where is my carpet? I'm sure I had it when I registered last night. Maybe I should inquire at the lost and found department. The manager of the department, I find, is Bob Rohrer and his office girl is Audrey Berkey. NBob, did anybody bring a carpet in hore?H I isked excitedly.H UYes,H Bob replied, Hthere was an unusual looking carpet brought in here last evening, is this it?H UYes, that is the one. Thank you, Bob, I must hurry along because this is an excellent day for flying.N There are a few rain clouds overhead, but I'm going to try to reach some other town before it starts to rain. After riding the carpet for three hours, I am finally forced to land because of rain. Iucky enough I find myself in one of the largest cities of the United States-- I have always wanted to visit Chicago. Now I have my chance. The first place I shall visit is Marshal Fields, since I have heard so much about it. During my survey of the department store, I discover that Theda Simmons has evidently reached her goal, at least she is a model in the fashion department. Now I believe I will take in the bowling tournament which I saw advertised on a poster. This,I learn,is a national tourna- ment. What a bowling alley! And say, those bowlers are allright,espec- ially the tall dark and handsome one. He has five strikes in that many frames. No wonder! It is Stoney Hoffman, listed as the champion bowler. I could spend more time in Chicago, but since it has stopped rain- ing, I shall start on my journey westward. After traveling several hun- dred miles, I find myself on a steamer in the Pacific Ocean. I wonder if I should explain the reason for my presence to the captain. Where are his quarters! I've lookedevorgwhere but all I find is a room mark- ed HBeauty Salon--Maxine Schrock, operator.N Upon inquiry, I find that the captain is Dallas Schrock. HPardon me, Captain Schrock, but the lack of a breeze has caused me to land on your ship. Was I mistaken or did I see Wilbur Hostetler scrubbing the top deck?H HYes,H replied the captain, Hhe is the favorite of all my boys so I put him on top. Are you in a rush or can you stay for the big party tonight?H HThanks for the invitation, but it was really an accident that I landed on this steamer, and since I'm a busy woman I better travel while I can,U I explained. - ... V ,I -A Y Y- - L. .. .,-.s. ....-!'l.,--:,g ... -, HSorry you can't stay, but here is udshing you a lot of luck. Good-bye.H Good-bye, captain. H My, what a perfect day! This is the best dey I have had since I started. As evening approaches I find I must stop for the night. I find I am in Salem, Oregon. Look at the crowd on the street! I'm going to join them. What's all the excitement? I'll go through this mob to see what I can. I discover that Adgdral Perry Fisher and Ruth Rogers are leaving on an expedition to Northern Siberia in search of gold. I hope they have as much fun as I have been having. Honest- ly, this carpet riding is a lot of fun. It is my bed time, so I'll stay at the tourist camp. I hope I can be on my way by seven o'clock because I have a lot of territory to cover. I must make a trip to Alaska. Next morning at six forty-five I start on my journey. I find my- self landing on an ice-skating pond. The skaters are just now coming out. Boy, are they graceful. Every movement that they make is just like the rhythm in a song, and no wonder! Look who it is! Ruth Conrad and Hazel Garberg I never knew either of them could skate, but they are really doing an excellent job. Shueks, the expedition is over too soon. Here I have spent one hundred and forty eight hours on this carpet trying to locate all my classmates, and I have been successful. In fact riding this carpet has been so successful that I think Audrey liek will take up flying as her vocation. ,r, Who's nord is law? --Mr.Eg2vis, Who knows it: - Students of M.H.S. Who could exert more mental reasoning power? -- Physics class. ' Who thinks so? - Mr. Juday. Who's HArtU from Churubusco? -- f HGennyQH f'ho received e diamond for Christmas? -Lina Belle Vence. 'who knows it? -- Everyone within Hflgshjngh distunco. vno believes in breaking up school property? - Howard Swartz. ho knows it? -- The physics class. 'Who switched from e junior to freshman girl? - Lowell McClain. Who knows it? -- The senior classg now we see Lowell once in a while. Who received s wrist watch for Christmas? -- Luelle Tdller. Who is offering compotion? R- Henry Vance. Who has e boy friend in every brunch of tho service? -- Dsrlene Long. Who knows it? -- Billy Kehr. Who is breaking andy from bachelor life? -- David Dulaney Nho is responsible? - Geraldine Charlton. Who likes answers short and snappy? - Mr. Juday. Who knows it? -- Audrey Berkey. Who likes bumpy hay rides? - Miss Zook. Who knows it? - The senior class. Rho should train for truck? - Dal Schrock. Who Who Cv'H'1O Who - Anyway, the horses got to rest. works better with full stomachs? -- Bookkeeping class knows it? -- Freshmen home ec. girls. thinks girls should near longer.skirts? - Mr. Crone, the photographer. knows it? - Ruth Rogers. Qcontinued on next page? f . 'WLT' :if in M .N Eg fL75.4Jr'AAgg4 A-E29 QQ? mg- y Z J Y' I -1 Uwe build the ladcer on which We climb.H This was our motto in Hthirty nineu But as we passed through school life, This motto became a goal for which to strive. We thank our parents, and teachers, too, Who stood by us and helped us remain trne To the motto we made in Hthirty nine.H And now we find our school days o'er3 Help from the teachers we will have no more, And as we go out to travel life's road We will make every effort to live by the code, That We learned along with the March of Time-- Hwe build the ladder on which we climb,n This dear motto we gained in nthirty nine. -----Luella Miller Uh O WhO 7l'uVhO Virp Jho Who likes to sit on boys' laps? -- Bud Kline. doesn't appreciate it? -- Wakarusa B.B. players. is the most conspicuous couple in school? inia Q Fredg and Arloic Q Knute are competing, enjoys selling concessions at B,B. gazes? -- Ike and Elva. knows it? -- Members of other committees. r, J Ei 53 GQ' Q Q 1. E 3 EQ? , - ' 0 22 .-1 Audrev Eerkei wasn't teased so such? J Fred Brock nad to go through life without Virginia? Geraldine Charlton would win world fame for her re- markable artistic ability? David Dulaney would cast tne winning vote to make himself Lresident of the U.b.A.? Claude Fisher took up the iinistrj as Lis grofesgion? hazel career acquired a -octor': education and became a surgeon? Tilbur Hostetler became as strong as La gson, due to the length of his hair? Audrey Leek would reduce? Dorothy Livengood couldn't Luella Tiller didn't have everything? LJ .LL- . ffe-les a rc er for asonable answ Ruth Rogers couldn't blush? Robert Ronrer couldn't answer Genevieve Rosentrader lear Dallas bchrock could grow Maxine Scnrock succeeded A Lil flfoner' cartoon? Cnarlottc Tope learned to a history question? ned to sing bass? a mustache? l Capo as artist of tne tap-dance? Lina Belle Vance couldn't sneeze? Junior Jortinger grew a little taller? Phyllis Lee couldnft think of a joke? The yell-leaders wouldn't lead the yells so well? Henry Vance succeeded Luoerman as America's strongest man? Joyce Ronrcr wrote Laddie Recd a love letter? Ruth Anna Conrad obtained the honor of being Amcrica's best sportswoman? Lowell McClain would become the Presidcnt's personal air pilot? Virginia Yeater didn't study hor lessons so thoroughly? Hervin Hiller taught Miss Gangwer new to speak Latin? Theldon Kline chose Benton as his permanent place of abode? Raymond Hoffman knocked Joe Louis completely unconscious Theda Simmons was selected to be a good example in correct walking posture for soldiers? The Faculty didn't try LO hard to Lolo us sec tho value Of an education? The benior Class would set a good example for all lower grades? ? I can readily detect a lot of grumble since the class of 'A2 has had such perfect pupils. Ahem! We wish to advise all the underclassmen to secure their birth certificates so they will be able to enter school when they miss a day. That is the euroose of the larec wat r fountain in the ueeer T - , fr hall? It really isn't a very pretty status. why not put a handle on itg we may want to use it. We wish to advise Ir. Juday to secure an armed guard to pro- ec ur e ,s' s :o'k A . ec we d n wan fn min t t o Ah ic U 1' boo's Aft 1 all, o 't e t 1 I V to happen to them. Ie wonder why Hr. Bevington can't pay any attention to other classes ser and We ell the can you away like a riveting machine. besides the sophomores. We can't all have you for a spon- other pupils like to play basketball just as Hell. wonder if the library is for study or to make students work time so as to be able to enter it? After you do get in how study with that cute little portable typewriter hammering We wonder if they couldn't change the school completely around because we have cool rooms in winter, hot rooms in summer, cold water with which to wash and warm water to drink, no time for study and a lot of time for hard subjects a lot of books in the office 3 and none in the libraryg very unique I must say, no other school Mkeih Why awe ll to zcrobats. .hy grades? T' 'Th y basketball players? That bench is so hard. can't they put treads on the stairsteps. That oil is skate on but not to climb stairsg after all, He eren't all are all bookkeeping boys kept out of the library by low Does Kr. Blackman like the feminine way better? don't they put cushions on the reserve benches for the For what is the cupboard in the assembly hall? It doesn't make a very attractive piece of furniture and it never has anything in it. We wonder if the cleaning establishments have gone out of bus- iness when we look at our flags around school. The cleaning shops probably would be out of business if they depended very largely on things from the school, including the basketball suits. Why doesn't the school purchase another set of bowling pins this time for the students. After all, the faculty areh't the only ones who like to bowl. Why not purchase another bunch of mapsg that way we could not get through the library at all. We wonder why hr. Davis doesn't get a salesmahship license since he has proved such a good salesman in his classes. Kiss Weigel ought to purchase some new music. The students above her room get so tired listening to her old selections all the time. We wish to advise Miss Gahgwer not to stamp her .foot so hard remember the age of this building. Lf, hy! He think the school ought to purchase more! erasers so we wouldh't have to look at the old ahhouhcemehts from week to week. Nell, this winds up the class grumbles, and I hope it was taken in the manner in which it was givehg all in fun. CGMPLIMENTS OF Multmssurzs BRANCH The great Genii of the Arabian Deserts has ridden his magic carpet to M.H.S. this year, consequently, the Seniors have chosen him to head our class and to help in Class Night Exercises. He has chosen me to write the HAdvise To The Juniorsn, so l'll do my part to improve that class. I've waitec three long years for this chance and l'm certainly not going to pass it up, so here goes. Juniors, take care of the school property. Act as if there is someone else in the school building besides you. Keep yelling for the team and above all have due respect for the teachers, after all they do know more than you do even if you don't think so. Keep you feet on the ground and your head out of the cloudsg you should also study harder and be more quiet. Think about these things and then do them. The next time the Jr. girls disagree I suggest that they put on boxing gloves and go into the ring. They could entertain us since Joe Louis has gone to the Army, but remember girls, such actions aren't ladylike. Can't you follow the good example the Senior girls have set for you? Now my best advise goes to each individual of the Jr. Class, since they are in such dire need of it. Elwyn Arnold should study harder so he can get along better in literature and English classes. Maybe if you would just co-operate a little with the teacher, Elwyn, your looks could get you through the rest of the way. I advise Bcrdine Bates to get in earlier. He hate to see you going around school vith your eyelids propped open with toothpicks in order to see. Arlios Bleile had better make up her mind about a certain sr. boy, after all he may change his mindg If Richard Hartsough would drive a Buick instead of a Ford, he would really be an ideal boy-friend for someone,---a Freshman - maybe? Roy Hershberger should cease being bashful Get a permanent and grow sideburns and with your acting ability, Roy, you could easily be a second Clark Gable. Anna Belle Juday, you shouldn't be so secretive about sending Christmas greetings. lt would be more thrilling if you delivered them personally. And the very idea of sending two greetings tc the same boy. 151 My! Maxine Kauffman's unique gift-of-gab will make her very successful in her public speaking. Bill Rohr should mag, up his mind whether he :ants '.f' to play for eillersburg, or yell for Gosh,n. l would advise Phyllis Lee to quit school ind raise turkeys. You can sass them all you like and they will just gobble it up. Virginia Lewallen, why don't you start a HMan Huntn and find a mah that would suit everyone, including yourself. I suggest that he be out of school so the rest of the student body need not watch you show your affections for one another in the halls. Darlene Long, decide which patch of ground you want. That one aoout five miles west of Millersburg or the patch in the hills of Penn- sylvania. I suggest that Mary Catherine McKibbon stop studying history so much and start making little of her own. Yours will be more interest- ing, Mary. LaVern Meese,don't you know that you shouldn't break-every boy's heart? I know that practice makes perfect, but if you don't stop prac- ticing you'll end up being a grouchy old maid. LU' advice to Donna Belle Tiller is that shc take up a simple course in mathematics. You can short change thc little kids all you want to,Donnio, but the teachers - zcll ilis I'm afraid it just mon't work. Elva Miller, you might 5: will go mith Hlkcn since tTat little Kansas boy hasn't been putting in his appcnrancu--- Or would some senior boy suit you better? c I don't see any reason for Louise Miller not giving one of the student managers a chance. New Paris is guite a distance from here when we are trying to conserve tires. Max Miller, decide which girl you want instead of wooing all of them. Perhaps then you will be more successful with the one girl of your choice. Juniors? Don't tell me! I thought Alice Ruth Rink and Dale Schrock were still in the first grade. I guess it must be an Hawful badu case of puppy-love that makes them act that way. If Hugh Showalter would bring his report card back to school the day after he received it, his name wouldn't always be on the blackboard ummr'HqwrtCmhsDmLH - Donald Whirledge, you may as well go back to Julia since Dale has Alice's time occupied. Don't you know a bargain when you see one? The way it looks to me, Burdette Wysong should give up the idea of getting Elva. Or Burdette, you might use the Dogpatch style of wooing. That way you could at least reach third base. Virginia Yeater, if you just keep up on your acting and learn to sing real well, in a few years you can easily be Hnmc1ica's Oomph Girl No. l.H The next time, Alvin Yoder, that you tangle with a senior boy, you better borrow Alley-Oop's suit of armor. Dorothy Hhirlodge, you must certainly believe in the old saying that women are always talking . You better slow down and take it easy. Just think what would happen to you if you suddenly took a serious case of lock-jaw. Charlene Showalter should mix among the other students more or she will live up to the old saying that UAll work and no play makesCharlene a dull gir1,H I know that you Jun.ors can never be tho bright and shining examples that the Seniors of 'A2 have been, but if you use this advice to the best of your ability you may at least have a start. I W, 7 - fl --,1 at . f Considering the fact that the faculty members ofJh,H,S. seem rather discouraged and impatient at times and on certain occasions they fail to show individual friendship, we the senior class of 42' feel the necessity of imparting a few words of practical advice, Mr. Weaver, grow up and become a man and try growing a little hair on that bald spot, Remember it makes you appear quite old. Perhaps if you were a trifle taller, your wife could not have snatched you bald headed, Doesn't Mr. Davis remember the cost of marriage licenses? We know you have been married years,Mr. Davis and have become a daddy, but it is embarrassing to the students to call the county clerk for informations regarding marriage licenses. Mr. Juday-we advise you to not exert yourself about the subject of Physics to the seniors, lt doesn't seem to do much goodg here's hoping better luck next year. As for Mr. Chenoweth,we would advise you to get a nursemaid or choose another day besides fednesday on which to be ill, Don't you know that students become weary carrying instruments to school on wednesday only to find out that the band instructer is ill? If Miss Gangwer would walk to school she would keep her school girl figure, And don t forget,Miss Gangwer, we are on the defense program,so you should preserve your tires. anyhow, wc've all have seen your new car. It would be wise if Mr. Blackman would take Charles Atlas'thirty-day dynamic tension course so he will grow up and can be distinguished from the students. Miss Bachman, be sure to keep on with your ping pong. You might become a player some day, Besides,M.H.S. should turn out at least one professional. Mr. Eevington, bc just as patriutic for Uncle Sam as you have been for the H.H.S. basketball team. Since you are an art teacher, Miss McDowell,you should knew a green chevrolet would match your license plates so much hetter than your maroon car. As for our sponsor, we recommend her for the seniors of next year, of course,Miss Zook, you will not find the ability you found in the class of 42'. 1 1- 44 ,Q ,lb Kiwi, -. r . b - ,,f K' Nw! A, fb , WC, the ClaSs,of 1942, in twenty4five individual and distinct parts, do make and publish this, our last will and testamentg hereby, making void all former wills or promises made by us at any time hereto- fore. To the juniors, we leave our love for physics class. To the sophomor3class, we give our dignity and great importance. To the freshmen, we leave our trips to the office. To the incoming freshmen, we leave our places in the classrooms. As individuals we leave the following: Fred Brock leaves Virginia to no one. we hope he can keep her. Audrey Leek wills her ability to ride in Ford V8's to Berdine Bates. After all, a Ford is more economical than an Oldsmobile, Ber- dine. Luella Miller wills her late ing that dark circles under the ion. Dorothy Livengood wills her Elva Miller Ruth Rogers leaves her sense after our graduation, K.H.S. will a good sense of humor hours to Joyce Rohrer. We are assum- eyes would look well on a fair compex- ability to keep a steady boy friend to of humor to everyone. we realize that be rather dull, and everyone will need Dallas Schrock gives his position as student manager to all who are interested in such inspiring work. Wilbur Hostetler wills his short hair cut to Henry Vance, Remem- ber, Henry, the price of haircuts has advanced. David Dulaney gives his egotism.to Max Miller. It is better to pat yourself on the back, Max, than to let others do it. Charlotte Tope wills her quiet manner and musical voice to Virginia Yeater. There must be some dignity in the halls of h.H.S. next year. Genevieve Rosentrader leaves her vocal talent to Margaret Keckler so there will be one lyric soprano among the student body. Junior Wortinger leaves his small stature to Junior Cripe. He might become forward on the team, Claude Fisher wills his happy-go-lucky attitude to Richard Hart sough. Don't take life so seriously, Richard. Lina Belle Vance wills her cooking ahility to Annabelle Juday. Re- member Annabelle the wav to a man's heart 7 J fl is through his stomach. Bob Rohrer wills his leadership ability to Leroy Hostetler so that the fFG5HmGH can accomplish as great things as the seniors of 'L2. Mary Carpenter wills her intelligence to Leland Kauffman. It might get you someplace, Leland. Theldon Kline wills his good looks to Kenneth Worthman. The girls will need at least one Romeo in M.H.S. after Bud is gone. Howard Swartz gives his Model A Ford to Dale Schrock. It has real- ly proved to be a friend in need. Maxine Schrock will allow Annabelle Bates to use her artistic abil- ity and thus enable her to live up to the nigh art standard Maxine has set. Ray Hoffman leaves his prize fighter's frame to Glenn Ott. The school will need some protection. Audrey Berkey gives her bright sayings to Joy Larimer. A few more to her collection won't matter. Ruth Anna Conrad gives her poise and pleasant personality to Ilene Kline. You will need it to become a dignified senior, Ilene. Lowell McClain leaves his argumentative ability to Norma Carpenter. He won't need it when he can't argue with the teachers. Theda Simmons wills her athletic ability to Billy Kehr. Perhaps he can make a name for the team. Geraldine Charlton wills her blond hair to Phyllis Juday. Gentle- men prefer blends, Phyllis. Hazel Garber gives her lost ambition to be a nurse to anyone who vants it. The witness where of, we, the class of l942, set our seal this eighth day of April, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty two. COMPLRMENTS OF Mnnerzsnsurze BRANCH iff? ' 5?' fl '-1. . 'zz' .Ii .-415.-2' Eflfl :..515l. 1 : 1 5:4-: -:z-. . - ' ll Qinla Yeats? tso1q1g Uershbergmr ?ISl1F Phyllis Lee Q 1 ,eu IQVQFHQ Meese ll f 1ll'3T Max Miller I emo Ulowalter Kuhn Showalter 41? l1l3 Yeater Alvin Yoder r The junior class of l9Al-L2 started out as freshmen with approximately AO members. Our officers were as follous: President ----------------------------- elvin Miller Vice-President ------------------------ Louise miller Secretary 8 Treasurer ------------- A ----A Elv: Hiller Reporter ----------------------------- Charles Weston Sponsor -------------- -------------------- LrL Juday During this yeir the sophomores gave us a narty which we greatly enjoyed. Our class chose the white rose as our class flower. We also selected our motto, HThe road called toil leads to the city of successu, and our class colors emerald and white. The next yeir we became sophomores and elected the following officers: President ----- -------------------Donnabelle Miller Vice-President ----------------------- Louise Miller Secretary 5 Treasurer --------------- La Verne Messe Reporter ------------------------------- Max Miller Sponsor ------------------------------ Mr. Bevington Gur first party of the year was an initiation perty for the freshmen. During the year it was decided to get class sweaters from Dad Harter of Goshen. This year We chose class rings from Hr. William Bigler, who represented the Josten Company. The year closed with a party on the last day of school at the home of Phyllis Lee. In the fall of l9Al our class entered school with twenty- seven mexbcrs. The officer: elected wore: Presidont----- Vice-President Secretary Q Tre --------------------------Mex L-iiller -----------------------aeraint sites usuror -------------- Maxine Kauffman Reporter --------------------------- Virginia Yeater Sponsor ---------------------------- ------ lr. Davis So far we have had one party this year, The junior play, Hln the Dog Housen was given February 17. The junior and Senior reception is another one of the high features that the juniors are anxiously slamming. As a project to raise money the class has sold candy at basketball games and sponsored a imvie entitled, HBoys of the Streetsu. The juniors are looking forward eagerly to next year to the task of the senior class and hope to graduate from Millers burg High School with the thought that the class of HLEH has left to the underclassmen a history well worth remember- ing. X Q Q A 4? i . ..,-.- iff Z, V Eg fflq Q7 A xt My '1 SN S,f' It Cggikx viz? Y ' Iv Tiff ik Name Nickname Ambition Outcome Max Miller C HMaxH President of U.S.A. Taxi cab driver Lgnige Hiller HUeaselH Musician Debater Virginia Yeater HGinnyH Musican Traveling Sales Lady Dorothy Unirledge HDotH Marry the President Kind Old Maid Dale Schpgck HSchrockieU Just he a man I.P.A. Yorker MmineKmHTmm1 Charlene Showalter Phyllis Lee Richard Hartsough Arlios Bleile Mary McKibb n Donald Whirledge Anna Belle Juday Alice Rink Hugh Showalter Eerdine Bates Silly Kehr Elva Miller Elwyn Arnold Darlene Long Alvin Yoder LaVerne Meese Roy Hershberger Burdette Wysong Virginia Lewallen Donna Belle MilleR Hhaxu HCharlieH llphj-ll! !IRiCh1l HBQOIHH HKatieH IYDOHII IIAHHYI IIEQI-ly-I1 HPC-tc ll YXDSHHII l!Bj-It-:Lil HEI-'V'H Harnoldn HDollieH IITOTDYIY Hicesieu HHershyH Hlkc ll Ililimll HDonnieH Sec. of State Housewife CHarvard Collegel Farmer Beauty Operator Secretary To be a man Sunshine sponsor Housewife Farmer Larry Jack Business Travel Mechanic Q Move to Pennsylvania Mayor of Millersburg Interior decorator Airplane mechanic To he a man Business Ioman Nurse Uasherwoman Dean of Women at Goshen College Marries the Professor The second Mr. Heaver Nurse African Xissionary Warden of Sing-Sing Assistant Manager of Weather Bureau School Teacher Dog catcher of Benton School Teacher Farmer Liss Broadway -l95L Manager of Circus Telephone operator Janitor of M.H.S. 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'Rig I , ..,,,.f Xp, HN -. :U '-'j .1 ar' ill ww- 1 N' ,- As our class entered nigh school in Seotemoer, l9Lt, me re- ceived the name HGreenies.U But we .exe proud of this name. It meant we were entering high school, which would be different from all our past years. There were forty three members in our class last year. Our class was soon organized and the following officers were elected: President--Kenneth Worthman Vice-Pres. ------ Harry Botts Sec. and Treas.-Betty Kline Reporter ------ Jay Showalter Sponsor ------- -Kiss Bachman A short time after the beginning of school the sophomores gave an initiation party for us.Our girls were to wear pigtails to the party and the boys Vere to wear their hair parted in the middle. QE chose the red our class colors we and white carnation for our class flower. For chose red and white. je had two parties last year. One was at the home of Marjorie Gardner and a Weiner roast was held the last day of school. nf seem to feel at home more in our new role as sophomores this year Our class membership has been lowered to thirty three. 'e organ- ized our class and olgcted the following officers: President--Kenneth Yorthman Vice4?res. ------ Harry Botts Sec. and Trees.-Betty Kline Reporter ----- -Jay ohowalter Sponsor ------- Jr. Eevington This year it xas our tuxn to initiate the freshmen--and it was fun. Later we had the choice of s e.'l eaters or jackets with the year we will graduate and our name on them. The majority of the class wanted jackets. -J ' IN ' ff- 4' 'f 9: TY. ' W ., ' - 4 , , a M BRARY LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LL 1.U ..., .. .d,n -lI: ', ff.- GC 977.202 M61 HSA f :UAA 3 L Y 1942 AA A . . L.. , . . . AT11 ' 4 : l . f ,,-: e I f .- lli 1 -::.. , '-g '.-. , '- :1 ' A Q L A LLLL l L LAAA 425: A gf .' 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Allen Fredrickson and Walter Brock are funny-- thoy think. Stanley Custer's hair is e shade of red. For Glenn Ott, history class is something to dress. Geneva Bickelfy and Margaret Keckleris brain capacities expand, when asked to reply to Q teieherls demand. Harry Betts ind Kenny Worthmnn have plenty of wit, Joy Larimer and Norms Carpenter prefer to just sit. lt keeps Kathleen Stroup busy getting her ming 3etty Vdnce helps with fr yells the best she can. Riymond Gibson and Floy illips are quieter chops, Into dreams of the future Marjorie Gardner does relepso. Evelyn Whipstoek ind Mirigm Hoover are 2 studying two. Jay Showalter can cheer you up when you're feeling blue. Mary Miller depends upon her ded for her wit, One of these days Chuck Crips s girl friend will get. This poem is dippy is you all can see, Thgos reason ble, for ies written by me. Ann Bates I I 27511 :Fax -'-W N.-,,' ,11-5N,, 1- ffrfii- fx- -fp :fm 'REA ji, .ff H '5?5I?. 4' ii? 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If X Q X23 , .-' , --1 --by .-. x is 11 'xl, ,IAQ I -, I jf .AJ ,qt YL Xi., ui Qxsfx '-ffl '. . rn' Lx A ' '75-T A fdjj,-4 X 4 A X V N xx X -A I 4 4 LeRoy Hostetler 1 Julia Groff 1 Joan Graybill 1 Miss BaohmanCSponsorD Margaret Stutzmen Carol Berkey Dallas Bleile Donald Carpenter Galen Darr James Fisel 1 Cora Garber Eileen Gibson ' Joan Graybill Julia Groff Nola Henderson 1 Edwin Hershbergor LeRoy Hostetler Valentine Johnson Dorothy LeCount j 1 Wayne McGill a Q Mary Ann Miller Q Victor Mciibbin Mervin Miller E Polly Miller Rosa Miller Willis Miller C Robert Nelson Ora Nisley Myrtle Petgen I Deloris Fletcher Laddie Reed Edward Rogers Joyoo Rohrer Harold Sohrook Doris Stutzmen 9 Margaret Stutzman F Sarah Stutzman L Geneva Thomas Henry Vsnoe Robert Weigel w Ellis Whirledge J Charles Willard Allen Jr. Yoder l Absent: J Junior Rink, Beulah Sohroch Ida Mae Sldbncha f' g Geneva Thomas is very much interested in the Navy and no W Hats off! Here comes Hr. LeRoy Hostetler our class president. He is also a prominent basketball player and his favorite subject is agriculture. HJudyH Groff serves as our vice president. Her hobby is collecting stamps. Blue is the favorite color of Margaret Stutzman, secretary and treasurer of our class. She is sometimes called Peggy for short. Our reporter is Joan Graybill. Her favor- ite dish is mashed potatoes with gravy. Two fellows who enjoy English class are HVicH UcKibben and Willis Killer. Willis' large mouth and Vic's ability to sing during class don't seem to agree with hiss Zock. Our class tooters are Eileen Gibson and Iyrtle Petgen. HMyrtH plays a cornet and HGibbyH, a clarinet. Bob Weigel, Hervin killer, Laddie Recd are the intelli- gent lads who take Latin. Mervin spent last summer in raising the grand champion LH Beef Calf, Dorothy LeCount and Joyce Rohrer are from Honeyville. Joyce is our Freshman tomboy. The chubby fellows in our class are Eddie Rogers and Ellis Whirledge. Anyone sitting near Ellis knows he loves to tease, wonder!!! With her, we find Nola Henderson who has been very fond of 'Syracuse for the last several months. Dark headed Donald Carpenter behaves quite well, for he sits by the teachers desk. Some maids from Clinton are Beulah Schrock, Doris Stutzmen, Polly Miller, Mary A. Killer, Rosa Miller and Ida Lee Slabach, Sarah Stutzman hails from Rensberger, Lost of them. must be planning peaceful homes in the country since they enjoy home economics. You can imagine what Junior Yoder is like since his favorite radio pro- gram is Henry Aldrich. Short, but full of energy describes Junior Rink perfectly. He and Paul Whirledge are the only boys in our class who belong to the L-H Elkhart county Beef Calf Club. Four future farmers from Benton are Valentine Johnson, Galen Darr, Harold Schrock and Charles Willard. Bob Nelson loves to find himself drifting toward Xillersburg. Two old maidsfin the minstrell were Carol Berkey and Cora Garber. HKayoH will quickly bring an end to your griefs while Cora does the opposite. Ora Uisley, from Clin- ton and Edwin Hershberger, formerly of Honeyville,nre members of our class., It seems Hershy likes to talk aloud in class,which surely an- noys his neighbors. Someone in our class who is altogether too fond of boys is Delores Fletcher. If you want to hear sweet Hawaiian nmsic see Wayne McGill. He really knows how to handle his guitar. Two gentlemen from Juday also joined our class this year. They go by the names of Dallas Bleile and James Fisel. HHankH Vance has a lot to say on thc subject of fishing. Mildred Bontrager, due to poor health, left our class a few weeks after school started and Marg aret Hershberger moved to Shipshewana after being a member of our class ten weeks. .xi - .1 f , n P 1 . , , si ' -u'-r ,-Eg ma. 3:1- gf: -:-at rpg ax , -'IF -1, 4131-'?x6 Qf'fi : x,, 1 X11 L ya K' an? AQ ent vvss ez -2 Ns saw' 1' 2 ' Xhile reading Hnrabian Hightsn, I beheld a strange sight. A huge genie appeared before me saving, Hdhat can I do for you?H HUell, since you're here give EE a peek into the lives of my school- mates eight years from noW.H A whirr! a flash of lights, behold! I saw a lovely lady that reminded me of Joyce Rohrer, my old friend. She was posing for two left-handed art- ists, Laddie Reed and Valentine Johnson. She was a magazine cover girl. We then go abroad. We find a U.S. Navy battleshio sailing for Vosman- L ia, a war-torn country under dictator Tickler. Above all other noise you could hear Junior Rink singing HAnchors Aweighn as he scrubbed the deck. He was a handsome sailor. While in Vosmania, ace reporter James Fisle, took pictures while bullets whizzed by. At home his wife, Targaret, formerly Liss Stutzman, waited for him. A plane flying for Hawaii, piloted by Edward Rogers, carried Iyrtle Petgen and Harold Schrock on their honeymoon. But home again. Deck to H.H.5. where Henry Vance slowly but surely is making his way to the senior class. Doris Stutzman patiently teaches him. Visiting a few homes we find Galen Darr getting a bit angry while wife, Carol, stands by telling him how to paint the house. That night you could hear Edwin Hershberger, now a successful business man, walking the floor 'ith .t,' Edwin Jr. while wife, Cora, peacefully slept. Polly Hiller and Ora Iisley live outside of town. Rosa and Ida, long married were not heard of much. The scene shifted to Dr. LeRoy Hostetler who was operating on Charles 'illard. .',' He was .'A saying, HI've cut a hole in his stomach! What shall I do?H To which .'-. Nurse Eileen Gibson replied, HGlue it up cuicklu Hrs. Richard King, Cyou know Genevajwaited in the outer office with son, Eustice. 5he saw hola Henderson and Wayne McGill, now engaged, uhiz by doing 75 in a convertible. Soon after Willis Hiller, driving an ambulance with two nurses, Sarah and Eeulah in back, brought them to Dr. Hostetler. They weren't hurt. Junior Yoder uaited in his grocery store on Ellis Whirledge, who had a large family. Hervin Miller was validietorian in Goshen College. Robert felson, married to Kathleen, farmed north of town. Delores and Julia Groff lived in the Millersburg Hotel where they worked as stenographers for Robert Yeigel. Dorothy LeCount and Victor lived on their little farm out of town. Paul Hhirledge, Dallas Eleile, und Donald Carpenter were bcchslors. Suddenly a voice said to me, H3sy, why don't you sleep in bed instead of in that chair. Don't sit up all night,U--and I vas awahzned. is -5 1' -1 ,Eq- , L. '11L 1 2 When we entered school in Septeigii-er we zifondggvgd what this schoolyeir would hold for us, Whdt new and interesting things would happen. The eighth grade hyd new roommutes, the seventh grrde. The seventh grrde had a herd time getting used to Junior High life. In October we hed our an- nual Halloween party which wns held at the schoolhouse. Almost ell et- tended. Games were in cherge of Patty Leese und Virginia Hoffmsn. Also in October the eight grade published the first copy of HThe Cub,H a monthly copy. November 25, we started out the bdsketlsll scdson by trouncing Juday 29-l7. The tedm is composed of Leonard Lcbold, Jnnes Brill, James Rogers, Roy Estes, Lowell Byler, Ddle Hhipstock, Claire Stine, Ted F1,hler, Junior Pfiester, Tom Long, Csrlton Stroup end Paul kink. fiifgy flrlilg In December te hid our oxems given this year Q5?QfQ y,-gg . whenever the toscher vented to. The seventh grade 549 -'IW had 16 exams and the eijjhth grade had ll. exams fxf' Ex LEQQR, The teachers meds out the exam themselves. 1 The f QNNNW XV,,- I ,QEQFX ' county superintendent got mixed up and sent out 6 -nkijqggjfff E 2 'X the county exgms so both grades had Q double amount ' Qfgjflfhvi ...4 j'Q H Ol exams. I e iiQfJ7w,fHfSfx ulrgg Cn December 2, New Paris visited the gillers- L9 Ayr-Z-i1fgf xSff7j,,Pj burg gymnasium and returned home :ith Q dsfe t ut 'qfv ESVQP9 fgi X the hands of the Cubs 2l-20. Also on December lO, gif X 3 E, X ix, the dubs played Judgy, the score being 30-lO lin .fig 3 Q ,', L-E Lg f our IHVOT. vb traveled to Goshen to play Junior ies QD Q W gd gf by High on December l3. tw returned homo on the ,QQ 1 ,'i,.' If Si short end of s 29-18 dofoqpt. gg 63 ljr 3 Q 1E3 fbm-fxtgy' Q Ep,L5J we had our Christmgs program on the last dey rf, fi of school ifhich ings December 23. School started Q X X ' lf l on Jdnuery 5, l9L2 end basketball games were quite ggfyhv! gggx ,5vQ, numerous. Bethany came here in our gym and defeat- : XleE?9 Yief ed the dues 20-18. Another gems on January 23 and '29 smother on Jenuery 30 round out January. In Fcbruury the eighth grade stnrts on their innual. A fem' more bssketosll gsmes and then the tourney - thst is the Junior High tourney composed of L for schools around here. The eighth grade commencement comes on the lust day of school, April l8,nnd that ends the school your or l9Al-42. SEVENTH DVM! Top Rowe Rowena Kartj, Dale 'hipsto Rogers, Coerie Myers, Phyllis Third Rowe Junior Pfiester, Virginia Hof Fisher, Leonard Lebold, Helen Second Rowg Lowell Byler, Thorns Long, Kaz Eiekel, Carlton Stroup, R First Row: Loretta Darreneanp, Lorene Ea Hertsough, Velma Eartsouqh, Girgwer, teacher. EIGHTH Ck, Claire Stine, James Juday, Lloyd Cripe. fman, Patty Weese, Lowell Groff, James Brill. Ted Frahler, Paul Rink, oy Hates. sh, Beverly Garman, Thelma T rilyn Stutzman, Miss .Vin z 1 .:- '4A ,.-..1 f ,.-. V -552121,-11::1, 'Lg f 1- '- :1',,'X1:, 3':.kK':Vl? 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Marv Lou Veiqel, Harlev Hostetlor, Noah Yoder, Martha Leichty UOFTlS Boomershine, lloyd Filler Ceoond Row: Hr, Thomas, Rav Barr, Ned Lantz, Carlton Leek, Evelvn Stroup Donna Ri k, T015 Cripe, Uorot?f HGTSVDFFSGF First Row: Yatha Kuhn, Uarilvn Tfrlen, Pat Filler, Douglas Tong, Betty Vinson, Carol Kehr, Dorothy Charlton CCarol Owen and John Rink not in pictnre.J THIRD WU FOURTH Top Row: Fannie Miller, Jay Hershberger, David Bartholomew, Wanetta Juday, Joan Hoffman. Third Row: Mrs. Juday, Theron Sheley, Joan Kehr, Kathleen Bash, Phyllis Cripe, Allen Fisher. Second Row: Emily Scott, Mary Hostetler, Junior Miller, Ralph Sark, Richard Groff, Frances Petgen. First Row: Burdenc Shcline, George Wilson, Richard Simmons, Marlene Boomershine, John Lantzer, Joan Stutzman. ' fc! ---49:-: I . . rg - ' f. .3 ,ge l f f ff- H, A1 , - ' If: ' f b : ,5 J J wk-. JN5, I-I ,..- -.J .yj, I I 44, U 'xxx if f lljxlskar , fi ' -u ' QQ I 1' ' 1 lol Zjzfielw E?-EFI J' .E W GQ JET UN' ,W if? mf 1 KXW--J 1 nf in the days of ancient fcrsla, when flyinQ oargets and movie l-ntcrns were the foil: to liic': gursuits, the seniors to- -lt selrch vainly for their frults of life. ns each Jcnocr of the clasp loaves school Eskimo big he iounts the flying carjet and lock: coward th: rc9ic lantern which is his goal. It is not rcached by vishing as in those o,ys but overgono must put forth his utmost effort to keep the carpqt afloat and to achicvc and roach the magic lcntorn,-- hlS gogl FIRST PWD SEEUUU Top Row--left to right Harley Yoder, Glade Boomershine, Glen Larimer, Carlyle Chiddister, William Charlton. Third Row-- Warren Cripe, Jessie Homer AX, Jerry Leek, Pete Manges, Omer Nisley. Second Row-- Fir Junior Barton, Laura Juday, Loren von Pelchrizim, Mary Hershberger, Stephen Rippey, Ancil Schrock. 4 st Row-- Janice Ott, Rose Ann Troyer, Mary Hartsough, Devon Lantzer, Margaret Groff, Loretta Wilson. Chlelvin Slabach is not includechl A . 'X N 1 J fw 0. 5, lx 4 4 If F ff X, H . , ' v gay ... .. w. .Y R4 ,, 5 . rl x V 4 1 . f.. Xlx---' -'-j xi F FSQX x Ti- 55 , ' -' ' .mwwW, Q- A , QWQIQQJ , XQL A 5-'iiwxff Q- , ?Xf4cJw?Mww xkk 43: .v.A., ff 7:3 fd! ..i5l.!,5NN .ll xj N Nm' fill? .af XV i ya Lf Tgzijy ,lg K 11:27. ' .4 'rj 4 -X, .17 fNvQwwrvmf!K,, if 251- iw! ' Nnx ' -7 X 'LN XXlTNf+ffW' K' 5' 1 V- 51gf? Zi'C'q q'3fQlf Az l f X XX - f Wg. 3- X .N XX: : - vxL I I z - X- x 'A f W , I x , xxiflz -A 'X fl! is f N ' I' .. N. 1 f! '57 1 lrA.'5 V Dogs are not the only ones who occupy doghouses, so the audience learned when the Juniors presented their play, Hln the Dog House,H be- fore them on February l7. The cast consisted of: Hannibal Maxwell --------- who finds himself in the doghouse. Alvin Yoder Blanche Maxwell ---------- his wife, the puts him there. LaVerne Messe Lanny Maxwell ------e----- their young son. Max Miller Dale Maxwell ------------- their young daughter. Virginia Yeater Sampson Hallet- ---------- a henpeeked neighbor. Donald Whirledge Effie Hallet ------------- his complaining wife. Mary Catherine McKibbin Wendy Ives---- ---------- her young niece. Alice Ruth Rink Geraldine Castle -------- -of the social set. Elva Miller Hrs. Beryl August ----- H--a wealthy young widow. Louise Miller Dwight Monroe ------------ a wealthy young man. Richard Hartsough martin Green ------------ -of The Republic Insurance Co. Roy Hershberber May ward ----------------- a waitress. Darlene Long Olive Jackson ------------ who manages to settle a score. Donna Belle Miller The story centers around Hannibal Maxwell, his wife, Blanche, and their family. When Hannibal's place of business burns to the ground he doesn't dare acquaint his wife or family with the fact that his insurance policy lapsed a short time before the fire and that he neglected to renew the policy. He tries to borrow the m ney from his friend and neighbor, Sampson Hallet, but poor, henpecked Sampson informs Hannibal that hrs. Hallet has all of his money in hor name and that she keeps a close watch over it. So Hannibal appeals to his oldest and closest friend, Tom Green, who opractices law in New York. Tom his a friend, a Mrs. Beryl August, a wealthy widow who is looking for a safe investment. Mrs. August visits the Maxwell home and Hannibal doesn't dare present her to his wife for fear Blanche will learn about the lapsed insurance policy. He ar- ranges to dine with Mrs. August at the latter's hotel so that he can sell her his plan. Blanche discovers that her husband is seen inthe company of the attractive widow and is greatly upset. The play was a comedy special that was chuckful of fun, brimful of laughter and overe flowing with fast-paced scenes from beginning to end. 3? m W 2 A Q? E .:.. E fr 'P' 5? ? ff-1:. 'j .w ,af UChing,BoyH, a three act play, chosen by the senior class because it was a joyous, rollicking, fast-moving comedy, was presented to an attentive audience on March 24. The cast of characters is as follows: Mrs. Parker--a somewhat harassed mother Ruth Rogers Will Parker ----- her husband and high school prlicipal Wilbur Hostetler Annie ---------- -maid of all workg young but not bright Ruth Anna Conrad Bill Parker ---------- their seventeen year old son Robert Rohrer Selma Parker ------------ their sixteen year old daughter Audrey Berkey Bob Troutman ----------- Bill's school chum Howard Swartz Lulu Mae Robinson---a twelve year old terrorist Genevieve Rosentrader Charlotte Mack -------- a wealthy miss Theda Simmons George Robinson ------- the meanest boy in town Dallas Schrock Mark Willis -------- a very young philosopher from China Lowell McClain Will Parker is the principal of the Middlesboro High School. He and Emily, his wife, are having a rather trying time of it, for their children--Bill, seventeen, and Selma, a year younger--are passing through that trying, troublesome period of adolescence which is a nightmare to most parents. Bill is wrapped up in football, refuses to take his share of the responsibilities around the house. Selma has only one interest in life, she's got her heart absolutely set on win- ning the Middlesboro Munchie--Crunchie Ice Cream Company's Popularity Contest. And that's the way things stand when, suddenly one summer morning, they get a letter from China! The letter is from Emily's sister, a missionary's wife, and informs them that her son Mark is be- ing sent on the Parkers to continue his education in America. Well, Mark arrives. Very shortly Will and Emily are wondering how they ever got along without him. But Bill and Selma--thcv'd just as soon he were back in China, or anywhere but in their home. He isn't regular, he doesn't fit in. Then Lulu Mae Robinson takes Mark under her pro- tective wing. He's got to stop being a Hgoody-goody,H she tells him- he's got to get in wrong with his aunt and uncle, then the young folks will welcome him as one of themselves. Mark finally establishes him- self as being Hregularn only after every possible laugh is extracted from this richly comic situation. JUURUQUSVU Standing Seate NP Blackma VT ' ' W n, qM3X1HS Scnrock, lheda Simmons Ruth Rogers, Robert Rohrer, Ruth Conrad, Audr ey Leek, Dorothy Livengood, Virginia Yeater Hazel Garber, Joan Graybill. d Dallas Schrock, Genevieve Rosentradeg Luella Hiller, Audrev Berkey, Howard Swartz, Wilbur Eostetler, Fredrick Brock, Jay Showalter, Lowell VoClain, David Dulaney. LHTIH Top Row Laddie Reed, Virginia Yeater, Hazel Garber Virginia Lewallen Second Row LaVerne Meese, David Dulaney, Gercvieve Res- entrader, Ties Gangwer First Row Donna Hiller Alice Ruth Rink, Robert Weigel ! Louise Killer, Mervin Miller 2 l Z-' 3 ' HUYUE EEUUUVUICS BLUE Top Row: Annabelle Juday, Geraldine Charlton, Charlotte Tope, Geneva Bickle, Audrey Berkey, Audrey Leek, Betty Kline. Third Row: Linabelle Vance, Maxine Kauffman, Darlene Long, Betty Vance, Cora Garber, Miriam Hoover, Evelyn Whipatock. Second Row: Margaret Stutzman, Charlene Showalter, Margaret Keckler Luella Miller, Dorothy Livengood, Dorothy Wolf, Miss Bachman. First Row: Deloris Fletcher, Eilene Gibson, Alice Ruth Rink, Donna Belle Miller, Laverne Meese, Violet Garber, Mary Ellen Millers suns' me uma Top Row-left te right Arlois Bleile, LaVerne Meese, Ruth Ann Conrad, Audrey Berkey, Ruth Rogers, Theda Simmons, Dorothy LeCount, Carol Berkey, Julia Groff, Betty Kline, Marjorie Gardner, Audrey Leek. Third Row-- Dorothy Whirledge, Virginia Lewallen, Darlene Long, Louise Miller, Betty Vance, Genevieve Rosentrader, Maxine Schrock, Joy Larimer, Kathleen Stroup, Margaret Keckler, Luella Miller. Second Bbw-- Charlene Showalter, Mary Catherine McKibben, Evelyn Whipstalk, Cora Garber, Dorothy Livengood, Hazel Garber, Doris Stutzman, Norma Carpen ter, Elva Miller. First Row-- Maxine Kauffman, Delores Pletcher, Eilene Gibson, Mary Ellen Miller, Violet Garber, Ilene Kline, Joan Graybill, Alice Ruth Rink, Donna Belle Miller, Mary Carpenter. We BUHS' ELEE CLUB Top Row: Henry Vance, Unyne McGill, Kenneth Uorthmen, Lowell McClain, Howard Swartz. Second Row: Raymond Gibson, Victor McKibben, Dallas Scnrock, Ellis Wnirlodge, Laddie heed. First How: Paul 1hirledge, Junior Yoder, Ddrlenc Long, Accompanist, Robert Heigcl, Mervin miller. QTheldon Kline's pichure is not included.D GIRLS' QTHLETIE QS3UUHTlUll Top Row: Ruth Conrad, Audrey Berxey, Geraldinc Cha:lton, Geneva Bickle Dorothy LeCount, Carol Borkoj, Hole HrnHcrso', Julie Groff, Wdmikmz Annabelle Bates, Louise Miller, Betty Vince, Genevieve Rosentrader Joy Larimer, Kathleen Stroup, Maxine Sonrock, Betsy Kline. Second Row: Joyce Rohrcr, Virginia Lcwallen, Lina Belle Vance, Darlene Long, Geneva Thomas, Ruth Rogers, Theda Simmons, Miss Zook. First Row: Deloris Pletcner, Cora Garber, Eilcnc Gibson, Violet Garber, Miriam Hoover, Ilene Kline, Joan Grabill, Alice Ruth Rink. Q0 ...act-B-' We are the Millersg. 'Millers are we, ffjj. Out after honor and victory, ffikie, iq V ATI Y A If Y ,ffll ' ! We get the rep boys , X fiffj,-4 MQ' We get the pep . ,fXf1,l5q'f,5f,:Y-f ,,.f' 9 ', Q ln G fy-.. F Q 1' v: -A 1. ,X iii if 212, ff J iff-fl, XG'- flria., . 'K J A ff- Jvgfz HAH 1 fy 'V Alffyf X ,f I X f' X ' Y I I XIQAA XA!!! 5, f Q , ,f'X'A ,4 N! 6 e My ',.- X Z dxf XMI, fix, ff., e vi' 1 ,f . f' ,ff i . X .- 'V ff f ffl, ,ff lf .s ,, f' Q f,,i,X ,wfifi,f' Onward ,f f,f'7,'f Mill ers , ,Xi I- 3f'i ' 'Q' onffslfd, 3:1111- f'!g,' .KN ers, go Fight 1 ,Z -T-f' fi tlfle flee . Roll yfif- ,f Q tue Dell Pl,-ight 111 the fkglf basket for ef.:1other- score, .f 79jL' RAE I Tifljnf I RAE? I Pnward f' Q- Millers, onward Fillers, Fighi boys for your fame, Fight fellows, fight, fight, fightg We'll win this game! WVU CLUB Too Bow: David Dulaney, Fredrick BrocL, Junior Wortingcr, Dallas ocglock, Claude Fisher, Robert Rohrer, Bill Kerr, Hilbur Hostetler, Leland Keuffman. Third Row: Henry Vance, Laddie heed, Helter Brock, Allen Frederickeon, Lowell LcCl.in, Richard Herteough, Kenneth Horthmen, Lloyd Phillips. Second Row: Mr. Bevington, Robert Weigle, otanley Custer, William Rohrer, Lee Seely, Dale Schrock, Howard Swartz, Edwin Hershbcrger. First Row: LeRoy Hostetler, Victor McKibbin, Fred Clason, Paul Larimer Harry Botts, Mayne McGill, Jay Showalter, Harold Schrock. . I I ln I I I 5 fl L l N 1 l 531 -rw ,. Rh PR 1-'1 1 REQUIIWB HUD URQTURIEQL Reading Contest Orstoriesl Contest lst--- Geraldine Gibson lst--- Ruth Rogers 2nd--- Theda Simmons 2nd--- Juanita Cripe 5rd--- Alice Ruth Rink 5rd--- Ave Stiver Each year Mr. C. M. Immel sponsors s Heading and Oretor- ical contest in memory of his son who at one time attended Millersburg High School. The two winners are presented with trophies upon which their names are engraved, The trophies are then turned beck to the school to be shown in the hall trophy case. The contest will continue indefinitely and any student is eligible to participate. . YT? A E 9' ZL1 l s ll i I , ,. Y. lf! 1 w'fuwf4.,o H 1 ,,-- 3 i i fi uf' Betty Vance Louise Miller Darline Long Alice Ruth Rini H L Qfiii' 5 2 3 ' C Forrest Bevington A loyal and sincere coach, as well as a great teacher. Dallas Schrock Floyd Phillips Leland Kauffman K lid: x ' x ,. .Ai 4 frffc H 5, x Claude Fisher Dale Scbrock xv Junior Wortinger Wilbur hostetler f' 13 A .rg , ' f '1,1: rf ' ..fc J' .P , , tai x' W C J If , - SVP. 4 ' A LWJ I N3-'ER 15 ig f I f p ,,,, X . 1, f , '-::vl: P .-.:: 2 W Q 7 f aura : 7 2 fi 5' C is i ,A ,K-, 4 I iz ax 3, f fb :A Qf i 7 L2 -3 Q X, ' 5 f ' of L- 5 1 'F Q ' : . ' '-5 .QP Q N. f 5 b 'S-' Q , Sf K, , ' 5- N4 N' A 3 45' E rn- , rx Q . 1., , ML, ,i I6 , . I Basketball Schedule -l94l-42 November l --- Jefferson m-- Tbele --- M. 21 SO November 7 ---- Concord ---- Here ---- M. 27 2l November l4 - Sbipsbcwena -- Here ---- M. Ll 21 November l5 --- Topeka - boneyville -- M. 26 29 November 28 -- Home City --- Thcre --- M. 53 27 December 5 ---- Bristol ---- Here ---- M. l5 59 December 9 --- Ligomier ---- Here ---- M. 25 21 December l2 --- Concord ---- There - M. 2l 29 December l9 --- Jimtown ---- There --- M. 27 48 January 2 ---- Jefferson --- Here ---- N. 59 57 Howard Swartz Frederick brook A. 5 5 1 Y billy Kehr s Lowell McCla1n w... ... ,. gi X Nagy , - S ' l , 3 , T rlfFP.5f.1'1 ui Y di g -f .V 03 Tis Q Fug? .:.:. q X Q .. . '. 340 W Eff, gli f Vxw,-Vx 1 5 iz. . L ' 4 . sl Z - 'J i 53-ul' January 6 - January 9 - January l6 January 22 January EO February 6 February lS February 20 February 21 February 26 R E Lu L mi! 6 iddlebur New Pari Topeka wakerusa eesburg - Scott Bristol Wawake - Syracuse Bristol 1: ..-- J S QM. QMGTG - Here -- Here -- Goshen - Here -- There - There - There - Here -- Elkhart -I H l 1 A.. M. M ' V 1-L QQ , . 1 . LAL X.. l2 F, .-. Lib '1 OL! C Li .., -,f 27 28 25 L40 my 41,42 27 11541, THE ' X Q E S X X, 39 55 29 57 '71'7 UO fl 4b '27 LIL' 41 66 29 1' KC' Giga H, 1 Top Row: Wayne McGill, Lee Seely, Kenneth Worthman, Richard Hartsough, William Ronrer, Jay Showalter. Second Row: Harold Schrock, Harry Betts, Halter Brock Fred Clason, Victor NcKibben. Seated: Laddie Heed, Henry Vance, Paul Larimer, Rob- ert Weigel. Jefferson ll Concord l6-- Shipshewana Topeka 4 ---- Home City 20 Bristol 2O-- Ligonier l7- Concord 21-- Jimtown l7-- 1 Second Team Basketball Schedule 1941-42 15 15 20 21 22 12 11 15 25 Middlebury l7 New Paris 54- Topeka l6 ------ Leesbulg 12-- Scott 25--f-- Bristol 2l--- Wawaka 27 ---- Syracuse 19-- Jefferson 15- 9 8 25 17 7 14 26 28 10 Top Row: Walter Erock, Robert Rohrer, Forrest Bevington, Frederick Brock, Howard Swartz Second Row: Laddie Reed, Kenneth Worthman, Robert Weigel, Fred Cleson, Richard Hartsough Wilbur Hostetler. Seated: Lowell Mculain, Ulaude Fisher. Base Bull Schedule -1941-42 September --- Middlebury ------ There September September September 13 16 --- New Paris ' --- Elkhart - ---Jamestown ------- Here - --- ---- Here - There September 19 --- Concord -------- There September 25 --- Jefferson ------ Here - September 26 --- Wekeruse ------- There September BO --- Nappdnee --- 4-- There CUBS Cuss F CUBE UUB5 Top Row: James Brill, James Rogers, Coach 3eVinCt0n, Lloyd Cripe, Roy Bates. Middle Row: Dale Whipstalk, Lowell Byler, Claire Stine, Leonard Lebold, Tam Leng, Bottom Row: Carlton Stroup, Paul Rink, Lowell Fisher, James Pfiester, Ted Frahler. Jr. High November 2 December lB January 15 January 25 January 50 February 5 February l3 February 20 March 7 --- March 7 --- Basketball Schedule -l94l-42 ---- Juday - -- New Paris -- Juday - --- Goshen - --- Bethany --- Goshen - Honeyville --- Clinton ------ Bethany Honeyville --- Clinton --- Bethany Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Here M. M. M. M. M. M. Yi 4' I-1 0 M. H. EL M. PE. 25 17 20 6 29 l9 20 20 22 14 ll 18 52 Romayne Thompson-Huffman- Hazel Kalb-Ott ------- Luther Vance --------- Gertrude Keim-Rogers Thelma Mason-Calbeck- Vera Stiver-Myers--- Fae Airgood-Jones--- Mayme McKibben-Stage Lorin Potter -------- William Harper ------ Dewey Rogers --------- Harold Thompson ----- Florence Rockenbaugh- Russell lsenbletter-- Harold Stiver -------- Linclon Foster ------- Ruby lsenbletter-Scha Herbert Stroup Russell Beck-- Lloyd Keim ---- Clarence Roach ------- Roy Nest ------ l9l5 U J Housewife --Housewife --Bueschers l9l6 Housewife Housewife Housewife-- Housewife-- --Housewife-- --..-....--...--.. Doctor ---- l9l7 Bond Salesman --------- Housewife-- Rink--- f .--.- fer ---h- -Farmer ---- l9lS Ho ife-- -Farmer ---- -Dentist--- -Farmer ---- --------L Nail Carrier- l9l9 Irma Chrisman-Larimer ---- ---- TTT-T -------------- Donald Garman -.-...- Ligonier Garment Fagtopy .... Edward Mason ----------- Bell Telephone Co. ------- Harold Rink -------------- ---Banker ---------- --- Lois Rex-Kalb ------------ --Housewife- --------- - Jessie Newells-Lott ----------------------------- Donald Hollibaugh ---- Ella Kennelly-Rockenba Doris Baker-Thomas--- Mable Kalb-Stiver ---- Cleo Kurtz-Miller ---- ugh -..- --- Druggist ------------ ---Housewife -------- --- l92O Housewife---- ----- -- ---Housewife ..... ------ Housewife---- ------ - Grace Eusselman-Stroup ------ Housewife John Larimer ---------- Principal, Pike Samuel Thomas ------------ Nappanee Cabinet Co.--- Delacy Kuhn ----------- Rogers Industrial Painters--Mill St. School ...-----....- --......-..-... ----....-1-- ----Lafayette ---Goshen --Elkhart --Laporte -Ligonier ---Goshen -South Bend --Millersburg ---Deceased --Los Angeles -----Deceased ----Chicago Goshen ---Deceased --Millersburg ---Deceased Elkhart Goshen Michigan City -------Goshen arned, -------Goshen Kansas -----Deceased --Millersburg -----Anderson ------Detroit -------Muncie ----Hishawaka ------Detroit ------Elkhart --Millersburg ------Elkhart -Goshen -Goshen -Goshen -Goshen ersburg .sg .... ,,,.,. , 1111? ivzf . W I! QF., , Qq ' ' 5 KX? xx f X ..,A ' X , 0 U' I fl ' fi 1921 Elve Airgood-Ross ----------- Housewife -------------- South Lend Clara Bohn-Judey ---- P --------- Teacher ------------ Millersburg iery Bohn-Kauffman ---------- Housewife -------------- Middlebury Josephine Eoonershine-Schrock--H'wife ---- ------- --New Paris Irmyl Chiddister-Retherford-Housewife ----------- ---Anderson Eerold Crothers ------------- Bookkeeper ---------- --Hisheveke Iarie German-Chering -------- Housewife ----------------- Chicago Calvin Long ------------------ Garage -------------------- Goshen iiilsrd Quinn ----------- I. A M. Electrical Co.-- -South Bend Lawrence Stivor ---------- ----Broker ----------- Cleveland, Ohio Paul Stiver ---------------- Shell Petroleum Co.-- ---- Elkhart 1922 Eilde Eitner-Broonhridgc ---- iousexifo -------------- South Bend Lola Betts-Myers ------------ House ife --------------- Home City Clayton Chrismen -------- Roberta Devel-Kimble ---- Ruth Devel-Gibson ------- Robert Eldridge ----- ---- Florence German-Knight-- Construction Co,- ----Housewife----- ----Housewife 1925 --Rubber Works--- ----Housewife ------------Goshen --------South Bend ---------Goshen Millersburg ----- .LLFSEUN Harold Green ----------------------------- ------ Ctteui, 111. Esther Cuilliom-Bowermen ---- Housewife-. .... Grand Hapidg, Mich, Mary Guilliom --------- Teacher, West Goshen School ------ Goshen Nadine hell-Myers ----------- Housewife ------------- Millershurg Pearl Eertsough-Schrock ----- Housewife ------------------ Benton Horn Johnstonbsugh -------- Telephone Co.-- ------- Hillersburg Merrill Keim ----------------------------------------- Deceased Elizabeth Kuhn ------------ Telephone Co.-- ----------- Chicago Chester Larimer ------- Rogers Industrial Pointers--Millersburg Allotho Loy-Yogoman --------- Housewife ------------------ Goshen Rey Rockenbeugh -------------- 3. Y. C. ----------- ----- Goshen Floyd Roderick ------------- State High ey Co. ----------- Goshen George Schrock ----------------- Plestgrer -------- ----- Benton 1924 Louise Botts-Ott ------------ Housewife ---------------- Ligonier Ruth Guilliom-Lepird -------- Housewife ------------- Dixon, Ill. nabel Eostctler-Hostetler---Housewife ------- ------ Mildred Bowser-Swiek -------- Bookkeeper ------- - Vincent Kennolly ---------------------------------- Peter Larimer ------------- Farm Eureeu ------------ - Harold Loy .-..------- Gulf Service Station ---- - Ruth Miller-Kauffman -------- Housewife ---- ----- Dorothy Myers-Haney --------- Housewife ----------- Harry Schaffer ---------------------- ------------ 1925 Otis Baker ---------------- Sash and Door ----- ---- Faye Chiddister-Owen -------- Housewife ---------- - Eloise Chrismen-Groff ------- House ife . ,f ----------- Raymond Devel ------------ Service Station -------- Dorothy Gennon-Yonker--- ----Housewife ------ ----- .!-f. 1 .1 -nieolehury -South Bend ---Deceased -----Goshen ----Elkhart -----Goshen -----Goshen ---Deceased -----Goshen Millersburg Mlllerehurg ------Elkhart Downers Grove IQQQ Ccont.D Fred HHPPGP ----------------- -Farmer -------------------- Goshen HHFTY Hite --------------- -Sash and Door ---------------- Goshen George Johns ------ N. Ind. Public Service cc. --.---..... Goshen Florence Myers-Beers -------- Housewife -------- Johnstown, Penn. Dorothy Marty-Weaver -------- Housewife --.-.-.--......-.. Goshen Dorothy Roach-Lantz --------- Housewife ------------.---- Garrett L3 VOTES Roderick-Saunders--Housewife -------------- South Bend Olin Rodoriok ---------------- Firmer -------------------- Warsaw PGFCY Troyer ---------- Rogers Industrial Painters Hillersburg l926 Stanley Wolfe ----------- Standard Oil Servicemen -------- Goshen Otis Lorimor ---------------- Niddlebury School --------- Elkhart Mary Ulery-Larimer ---------- Housewife ----------------- Elkhart GFHCG MCKibbGD-Johns -------- Housewife ------------------ Goshen Claude P3HCFQtZ ----------------------------- --------- Deceased Marjorie Shaffer-Masters ---- Housewife ----------------- Elkhart Margaret Eiscomb-Brsinerd---Housewife -------- --------- -Goshen Paul Brown --------------- Service Station --------------- Goshen Sshinu Dirks-Kline ------------------------------------ --Dutlcr Arthur Dovol -------------- --------------------------- Deceased Edna Garner-Hsrtzler -------- Housewife ------------------ Goshen Leonard Green ---------------- Farmer --------------- Iillershurg Harold Hsrtzler ------- --Miller 5 Jones- ----------- -----Goshen Gladys Lucille Honderick-Yoder----- Howser-Quinn----- -Housewife ----- ---- ---- Shipshewsna -Nurse at St. Joseph---South Bend Harley Keim ----- --------------Farm Buresu ------------- Goshen Jay Kelsey ----- ----------- ---Berber- ------------- ----Plymouth Eileen Kent-Buker---------Housewife- ---- ---- ----- ----Goshen Beulah Lentz-Moser -------- -- l927 Concord High School ------- Elkhart Mildred Fisher-Scott -------- Housewife- Viola Gerber-Corner --------- Housewife- Arloine Hostetler-Shoemaker---H'wife-- Clyde Duker-- ------ Teacher, Robert Kile--- --------- --Oil Station Att Martha Kuhn-Epert- ------ -- --Housewife- Euls Kurtz-Eerkheed --------- Housewife- Mery Leer-Larimer ----------- Housewife- Lottie Long-Wilson ---------- housewife- Thelmu Long-Freffaher ------- Housewife- Housewife ------------- ----Detroit -------Goshen -----------------Goshen -----------------Goshen endent-- Marie Lovell-Fsrrend -------- Housewife ----------- -- Wilbur husselman ------ Rogers Industrial Painters Wayne Fletcher ---------------- Shultz ----------- - Edith Rohrsr .------ ------- Husic Teacher ----------- Dale Steele --------------- Sash and Door ----------- Deen Steele --------------- Stsmpend Too Kirby Troyer --------- -Rogers Industrial Clare Whirlcdge-Stump ------- Housewife--- 1-, ....... Painters -----Goshen ------Chicago ----Elkhart Millershurg --hillershurg -------Aukenytown, Ohio -----Goshen Millersburg ----Elkhart -----Goshen -Hiddlebury Nillershurg Nillershurg ----Bristol 1928 Elwin Doums --------- ' ---- Churn R Ladder ---- --f--- Delphis Dunlap-Swenson ------ Lois Keuffmsn-Doums- ---- -- Paul Lentz ------------ Edith Le Maurice Lucille Delbert Belmont rimer-Kurtz ------- Lone- -------- ---- L.. Lovell-Fsrrand ---- Kurtz -------- - ---- out ----- -- ------ -------Bsrber- Housewife --Housewife -------Goshen -- ---- Elkhart -----Deceased ---liidlgbury --iillersburg futenyto .................-AAVLN Florence Roach-Vail ------- Arthur Simmons ----------- - Floyd Rohrer -------------- Robert Yilson --------- Wils Orphs Tulley-Miller ------- Eudene Roekenbeugh-Peirce- Arnold Eeckncr ------------ Margaret Beckner-Stoner--- Dwight Eouser ----------- -- Gesrldine Chrisman -------- Nadine Cripe-Gee ---------- Thelma Dunlsp-Hsthiss----- Elmer Hanshew------------- Dorothy Earper-Green------ ndeii Jensen--4- ---- --+- LeCount-Troyer---- Mildred Leer-Vsnette------ ce Lurimer-Deford------ 1 J fvfny fW -------eoshen 'lwillcrsburg Ifill ' ersburg ------ ---- ----Syrucuse ----------------Goshen Omenu, --Housewife ---------- - ---Farmer ---------- --- ilrosd Employee ------ - --Housewifc-- Rubber Works- --Selesmnn ---------- ' on's Hummer Kills ---- - 1929 ' --Housewife ---------- - --Housewife-- ...... --- --Housewife-- Dry Cleaners----- --Housewife-- --Housewife-- I, A, Miller- --Housewife-- .--..,.-......-....--- --Housewife-- --Housewife-- Q-----....-.- Coule --Housewife-- ---- ----- '- 'T-7 - nesresks --Hillersburg -------Benton - ------ Kimme l - ---- Arkansas --Millersburg ------Elkhart - ,-. .tu -----Deceased Dallas, Texas ------Elkhart -----Ligonier --Millersburg e, Tsshington ------Elkhart --Millersburg ------Elkhart Delmar Long ------------------ Farmer ------------------ Ligonier Mary HcDowell-- ----- Music and Art Teacher M.H.Sn-Nillersburg Catherine Rockenbaugh---Garfield Pork Hospital- ------- Chicago Arlo Seal ---- , ---------------- Rubber Yorks --------- A ----- Goshen filliem Stoner ----- A ----- A ------ Postmaster ---------- Millersburg Alta Swinehsrt-Rsy---- -------------- ----White Pigeon, Michigan Lowell Musselmen ------------ Kroger Store ------------ Ft, Jayne Everett Fisel ------------ - ---Bookkeeper ---South Send Charles Tyson --------- A --------- Fermer-- ------------ Goshen Welt r Kent----7 ---- -5 - -'- -F-Teecher--- ------- -Salem Center H 1950 Wilbur Berkey ----- ---Life Insurance Salesman ----------- Goshen Dalles Chiddister--Teacher, Clinton Community ----- Hillersburg Lewis Hzrtzleru ------------------------------------- South Bend Mary Johns-Eerkey ----------- Housewife ------- Midland, Nichigan Opel Kzuffmen-Bg11ey-- ------ Housewife ---------------- Syracuse Tholma Kauffman-Fisher ------ Housewife ------------ ------Goshen Keith Keim ------- - ------ Police Force -------- . ------. Kingsbury Robert Kurtz --------------- Wabash R.R. ------------ Hillcrsburg Goldie Lambert-Beach -------- Housewife ------------- Hillersburg Donald LeCount -------- Rogers Industrial Painters--Millersburg Hazel Long-Jacobs ----------- Housewife --------------- Ft. Wayne Romeyne Herty-Yoder----- Junior Rohrer ----------- Dorothy Stroup ----------- Richard Botts---- ---------- Hummer Mil Helter Cripe ---- - -------------------- Wayne Cripe-- ----- ---- --letel Forming Herschel Dodge ---------- Helen Green-Miller ------ 1950 Ccont.D -Housewife ---- -Salesmen----- Beeutician ---- 1951 -Housewife 1-- Co. -----Goshen -South Bend --Ft. Wayne Millersburg ----Laporte ----Elkhart -----Goshen -----Goshen Geneve Howser-Todd ------ -Housewife ------ -Lime, Ohio Zola Judey-Koim ------------- Housewife ------------- Hillershurg Elwood Kerlin -------------- Ford Gsruge--- ----- Goshen Frances Kurtz-Jones --------- Housewife ----- ----- Goshen Gerald Leer ------------------ Farmer -------------- - ----- Goshen Modonnc Long-Ax ------------- Housewife ------------ Indianapolis Alta Tsnges-Young ----------- Housewife ---------------- Syracuse Laura Mishler-Rhinesmith ---- Housewife --------------- New Paris Clair Musselmen -------------- Painter ----------------- Syracuse Lawrence Rockenbsugh --------- Farmer -------------------- Topeka Donald Snyder ------------------------------- Cremors, Virginia Herbert Stoner --------- Elkhart Packing Co. ----- -------- Goshen Helen Tully-Yoder ------------------------------------ Deceised Oscar Tyson -------------------------------- Jackson, Hinncsots Donald Simmons ------------ Rubber Works ------------ Nillersburg Alice Uhirledge ---- Doctor Tiller's Office -------------- Goshen Ruth Holfe-Crothers ------- - Walter Yoder --------------- Katherine Neese-Price ------ Helen Scrannege-Eotts ------ Dorothy Albright-Auste ----- Harold Cripe --------------- Housewife .--.- --..--..---- Housewife ----- Housewife ----- 1952 Housewife- -Chemist ------ Florence Gengwer ----- School Teacher M Dorothy Green-Stiver- ------ Housewife- .Ii.S --..-----Q-......- ------------Ligonier --Center, Yashington ---------------Lepaz Hillcrsburg -.---..---..- --------------Goshen - -------- ---- Georgia . ---- ----Tillcrshurg ---Syracuse Ronald Grove ---------------- Farmer -------------------- Vistula Lester Hathaway ----------- Paper Mills-Jhitc Pigeon, Michigan Dena Larimer-Moser ------ Housewife -------------- Nillersburg Pauline Johns-Horst -------- Housewife ---- Reading, Pennsylvania Berlin Larimer ----- Lerimer's Furniture Storo---- ------- Goshen Robert Larimer ----- ----Larimer's Garage ----------- Hillcrsburg Kenneth LeCount ------------- Farmer ---------------- Iillersburg Veda fusselmen -..... Secretary, Rogers Store ------- Millcrsburg william Husselmen ----------- Farmer --------------------- Goshen Alden Lockenbaugh ------ ----Fgmm3s---- ---------------- Goshen Paul Steele ---------- --Stamp and.ToOl-- ------------- Syracuse Dee Stiver ------------ PQHHQ ElcGtPiC CO- - --------- Iillcrsburg Melvin Stivcr ---------- -FiF0mGH OH 3-X-U--P ------------ Goshen Fury Stroup ------------ -- BOOkkCGP3T '2'f- ----------- Ligonier Dolph Ruvell -------------- .'F3TmCF ' ,x.- ----- Millersburg Elizgbeth Vance-Strayer Penn. Electric Co. ------- Hillersburg Rlfgybrillond Ygdgf' ....-- Suljt, YfTCI'1I1OI'1itC '---- ' Chicago Mary Eowser-------- Opal Berkey-Cripe-- George Biscomb-------News ieseyy --Bookkeeper --HOUsewife ----- - Times K Democrat- Nellie Chiddister-Larimer---Housewife------ Neva Chrisman-Bickle--Penn Electric Offica- John Chrisman ----------- Dembusky Seed Co.H- Salina Christner-Dintaman---Housewife--:--- Nillersburg --N--Goshen -South Bend -----1oshen Lflliryburg V-1 Goshen V---JIifp,ar45e Velda Conrad-Dunlap --------- Housewife------ 'lgesturg Kathleen Devel-McKibben ----- Housewife------ --- Goshen Jerry France- --------- -Elkhart Packing Co.- ffl Jrqburg Alice Gangwer-Miller -------- Housewife ------ -----Goshen Rachel HaFtSOugh-PhilllpS ---- H'wife ------- ----- Goshen Gleota Eite-Christman- ------ Housewife-----7 ----- Goshen Clifford Hostetler ----------- Farmer-------- Millersburg Ruby Kalb-Hostetler-- ------- Housewife ---- -- Millersburg Junior Kauffmanf- ---------- Bag Factory ----- -.-.- Goshen John Klingaman---- ---- School Bus Driver, C. -----Goshen Willard Lambert-------------Salesman------- -------Ohio Dalbcrt LeCount ------ ------- Dr. Miles--1 ---------- Hillersburg Lawrence LeCount -------------- Farmer------ -------- Millersburg Louiee Long-France -------- Long's Home Store ------- Hill rsburg Wilbur Long ------------------- Army -------- - ------------ Texas Walter Long -------------------- Army ---------- A-----Colifornia Margaret'Meeee-McCreary----Office Werk----- Fern Fletcher-Baer --------- -Housewife ------ Alice Roach-Neff ------------ Housewife ------ Esther Rockenbadgh-Eldridge-Housewife ---- -- Delbert Roderick ------------ Road Word ------ Neva Shoder-Golden ---- - ----- Housewife ----- - Ierrill Stiver ----- ------Garment Factory--- Richard Swinenart --------- Days Tronsfer--- Wine Whurledge-Mitchell ----- Housewife ------ Lois Yoder-Blough- ---------- Housewife ------ 1954 ----------Iliinois ------------Goshen 44New Paris -------Tillersburg ------------Goshen - ----------- Tawska -------Nillorsburg ----Elkhart -----Goshen -----Goshen Donald Cripe--Bloomburg --Hfrshfield Steel Works--Tillersburg Eleanor Green ------ Powder Puff Beauty Shop -------- Villersburg Opal Hartsough-Baer---- ------ - ------------------------- Goshen Betty Hire-Nulf ------------ Housewife ----...-. Cgquillg, Oregon Paul Kline ---------- H- ----- Railroad -------------------- Goshen Robert leer ----------------- Former --------------------- Goshen Evelyn Long-Phares----Private Secretary --------------- jlkhart Veleeke IuSSelman-- Penn Electric Co, ---- - ---------- Goshen Audrey Spratt-Bobey -------- Housewife -------.-...-.-.-. flkhgrt Zildred Stroup ------------- Secretary' ------------------- GOSDGH 1013 VHHCG-Stroup ---------- Housewife ----------------- Iichigan Tary Wilson ---------------- Housewife ------------------- Goghon l955 Harold Bickel ----------- Construction work ............. .Goshen Junior Eickel ---------- Kingsbury Police ------------- Kingsbury Leland Eyler- ---------- ----- Teacher ------- ----- ------- -Goshen Ray Carlson -------------- Bowling Alley ----------- ------ Goshen Josephine Garpenter-DetWiler- Evelyn Conrad-Kitson- Thelma Chrisman-Eenne Kenneth Fisel -------- Agnes Fisher-Joint--- Delorus Garber-Leer-- Venona Groff-Smoker-- 1955 cCgXE.y -Housewife --Goshen-.100 H W' - ----- ---Housewife -------------- Michigan tt ------- Housewife ---------------- Warsaw ----...-..-- Penn U.S. Navy ---------------------- Electric Co. -------------Goshen ---------Housewife-------------Ft. Housewife ---------- Wayne ------Goshen Mary Louise Gross-Clem -------- Housewife ---------------- Goshen Helen Harper ------------------ Teaching- ---------------- Goshen Glen Eonderich ------- Gertrude Klingaman--- Mary Kathryn Kline-bm Gabriel Lambert ------ Eloise LeCount-Mahler Stanley Lecount ------ Virginia Leek-Petgen- Lamar Livengood ----- - ----------Farming-----------------Goshen ---------Teaching------- '-Rochester? lnd. oker- ---- Housewife--- ------ Goshen ----------------as---------------Chicago ---------Housewife---------- W.. Housewife ---------- -L E.l T'I1OI'- ---------- - ----------Butcher----------- l Rudolph Long ------------ Elkhart Packing Co Ora Lovella -------------------- Farming ------ Bron RUBEN? ILHTJCY ------------- Penn Electric Co. Pauline Miller-Yoder ---- ------ Housewife ---------- Ned Minier ------- -------- Kingsbury Police- Jeanette Husselman-Cripe ------ Housewife ---------- 4Millersburg -Millersburg ------Goshen --Middlebury -Mlllershurg son, Michigan -------------Goshen ------Goshen --------Hillersburg -hillersburg Karl Pence ----------------------- Army -------------- ---- Alaska Florence Fletcher-McDonald ----- Teacher -------------- ---Goshen Arlowene Prough-Lambert ------- Housewife ---------------- Goshen Herschel Prough. ----------- Stamp ard Tool --------------- Goshen Mildred Rockenbaugh ----------- Housewife ---------------- Goshen Laura Roderick:-f --------------- Home -------------- Millersburg Pauline Schrock-Stiver--Joan's Beauty Shop ------------ Elkhart Leonard Tulley -------------- Bartler Metal -------------- Goshen Esther Showalter -------- Nurse, Goshen Hospital --------- Goshen Horace Virgil ------------------ Pagmer ------------- Millershurg Violet Whirledge-Eash --------- Housewife ---------------- Topeka Stanley Wolfe ------------ Rubber Co. Employee ----------- Goshen Russell Wantz ------- Cocktail Lounge, Hotel Goshen ...... Ggghen Raymond Baker ------------ Qobert AtZ--- -------------Goshen l9Z6 Lucinda Larimer-flood ---------- Ti-5E5Q 'filzQ ----------- Ilillorshurg Evelyn Xonderich-Gardnmr ------ Ioustvllc ---------------- Goshen Maxine Blue-Hougcttc ------- Iontgomery Ware ------------- Goshen Esther Hulse ------------- afio allied Hills --------- Ft. fayne Marie Borgir-Lhidl,r ---------- Housewife ---------------- Goshen Gladys Eickcl --------------- 5 L lO store -------------- Llkhart Tom Betts ------------------- Hammer Hills ---------- Millerchurg John Brown ------------------ Brass Foundry ------------- Elkhart Mary Alice Chiddistcr-Lung--5 A lO Ltoro --------------- Goshen Margaret Cline-Turner --------- House '.'.' ife ------- Mansfield, Ohio Junior Emmert ------------------ Farmer ---------------- Ligonier Mary Goal Fishcr-Yodcr- ------ -Housewife ----------- ----- Goshen l956 Qcont.J Grace Hartsough-Livengood---Housewife--- Pauline Hartsough-Carlson---Housewife Ruth Hartsough-Bates -------- Housewife Duane Kauffman ----------- Elkhart Brass Mary Elisabeth Keim .....---- Home .... .... Paul Kerlin ------------- Penn Electric Iva Kline -------------------- Office ----- Betty Meese-Klingaman- ------ Housewife Freda Pence-Bungcr ------ Penn Electric Gwendolyn Phillips-Biokel---Houseuife--- Ralph Pletcher ------------ C. O. Camp ---- George Reed ------------------ Farmer ----- Melvin Rensberger-- ------- C. O. Camp---- Iarjorie Rink ------ - ---- Nurse, Goshbn Eva Rink-Emmert- ----- -- ---- Housewife--- William Showalter ---------- Bag Factory-- Stahley ohowalter ------------ Farmer ----- Iilma Jane Shuder-Beard ----- Housewife--- Katherine Steele-Smoker ----- Housewife--- Kate .oddell-Gets -------- ---Housewife--- Elizabeth Hhirledge-Schrock-Housewife--- Lottie Uhirledge ------------ Housework--- Russel look --------------- 17-Farmer ----- l957 Dorothy Bollinger-Whipp ----- Iouscwife--- Junior Bowser ----------- Penn Electric Co Audrey Cart-Sparklin -------- Eleanor Cline-Mayer --------- Housewife--- Housewifo--- Ecrnicce Conrad-Berger ----- Bag Factory-- Mervin Cripe--- ------ - ---- G. O. Camp-L-- Naomi Fisher-Becrs-- -------- Eousewife--- -----------Middlebury ------------------Goshen --------Elkhart - -------- Goshen ----Millersburg Co. -------------- Goshen ------------Ft. Wayne ------------------Goshen Co. -------------- Goshen ---------------Goshen -------Bluffton, Ind. ----------Millersburg -------Bluffton, Ind. Hospital --------- Goshen -------------Ligonier ---------------Goshen ---------Goshen -------Ligonier --------LaCross --------Elkhart ---------Topeka -Expt ------- iinaft K ,- -- ---- ---Goshen ---Indianapolis --------Goshen -------Syracuse Manaficld,.Ohio ---------Goshen ----------Lagro -Leesburg, Ind. Pearl Gangwer --------------- Housewife--- --------- Goshen Robert Hitc --------------- Chair Factory- ------- Ligonier Edvard Miller --------------- Sheriff ----- --------- Goshen JSHDSEES Miller-HGFH -------- Housewife--- --------- Wawaka Edith Nusselman --------------- Nurse ----- .---.... Elkhart Clarence Phebug '--------'- Ah? P SEOFS- --------- Goshen Harvey Rink --------------- ---Farming ---- ....... S Syracuse Paul Rink ----------------- ---Farming ---- ---- Millersburg Avis Rogers-Aust -----------. HQuSeW1fe--- ..-.... ..gOShen Opal SEPK-VHHCG ------------- Housewife--- --------- Goshen ?5Ul Stable? ------------------- Army ----- ---Indianapolis Ted Lorthman ---------------- U. S. Navy-- ----- California Loy HCKibben -------------- fry Cleanar5-- --- ..... lpuhiap l95S VirginiaHRink ------ Ball State Teacher's College -------- Muncie Bill RObiHS0D ----------- Elkhart Packing Co. ------- Millersbung Esther Heese-McKibben ------- Housewife -------.----.---. gpnnlap Richard Lambert ---------- Office Work ---- Jennie Kauffman ----- ----- --- 'Io X0 LI --------------Chicago ---- ----- ------Goshen Virginia Bates ......- Gracia Carlson ------- Dwight Risser -------- Merritt Kline ------- - Wilbur Cripe -------- - Esther Stutzman ------ Richard Nelson ------- James Manges--------- Nadine Hartsough-Zook fRohert Hoffman ------- Alvin Fletcher ------- Dewyne Rockenbaugh--- '-Maurice Kline ------- - 'Paul '.'. orthman ------- - Eeriine Byler -------- Warren Hire --------- - Lanetia Thirledge---- Goldie Rosentrader--- Zlvood Kauffman------ Marlin Kline --------- Marian Zollinger-Leng l958 Qcont.D Ligonier Garment Factory- ----Garfield Park Hospital ------Elkhart Packing Co.- ----f--Hcttricks--------- -----Cushion 3 Body------ -------Housework---------- ------Dow Chemical Co.---- -------Music 5tudio------- ------Housewife---------7 -----riying Cadet--------- ----------Home------------ ----------Army------------ l959 -------U.'3T-Navy--------- ---Elkhart Bus. College--- --------Tarming----------- ----T.I.S. Office Girl---- -----Penr Electric------- --------Hettricks------------ --------Hettricks--------- Millersburg -------Chicago ----Elkhart ---Millershurg ----4Goshen --------Goshen ---Michigan --------Goshen --------Goshen ---Millersburg ----Middlebury ------Deceased --------hawaii --------Goshen ------Ligonier ---Illlershurg 17 ---nillersburg fqw 1 nilleriourg ---hillershurg ------Housewile-------------tillersburg Carol Stine -------------- Goshen College ---------------- Goshen Bernice Rink ----------- Lutheran Hospital -..--..-.... Ft. Wayne Vcrda Berkey ------------ Llkhart Packing Co. ----------- Elkhart Verna Eerkey --------- ------ Abstract Co. -------------- Elkhart Richard Rink ----------------- Farming -------------- Lillershurg Oliver Larimer --------- Driving for Studebaker ------- Mishawaka Garldine Weister-Kline--Winners Stamping Co. -------- ---Goshen -Elmo Livingston --------------- Army ---- 4 --------------- Georgia lrlene Hiller-Cory ---------- Housewife ----------------- Iilford Kathryn Iinicr -------------- lckes Cafe ------------ Iillershurg 'Tarren Charlton ------- Mogul Rubber Works ---------- Millorsburg Edna KcCornick ------------- Penn Electric- --------...... Goshen Iildred Vance ----.-- --.-..- Penn Bleotrig .......... fillgpgbupg Vesta Showalter ------------- Housework ------------------ Goshen Laine fault -------------- Wabash Railroad ------ ' ---- Nlllershurg Irga Kline ........... -Lutheran Hospital .... , ........ Ft, Wgyng Virginia Groff ------------- Penn Electric ---------- Hillersburg Neva Husselman ------------- Cffice Work ------------ Mlllersburg xgames Miller ---------------- U. S. Navy ----- ------------------ Ruby Rink ------------------- Iousewerk ------------------ Goshen Beulah Crips ------------------- heme --------------- Iillcrsburg Esther Steele ----------- Elkhart Bus College ------- Hillershurg Forrest Eickel ------------ Iilk Condensing Co. ---------- Goshen riames feddell --------------- U. S. Army --------- -------- --- Dongle Reed ---------------- Penn Electric ------- Hillershurg Marjorie Long -------------- Penn Electric ------- Nillersburg Franklin Leng ------------ Elkhart Packing Co.--- Nillershurg Jay Prough --------------- Mogul Rubber Forks ------------ Goshen Doris Schrock -------------- Penn Electric --------------- Goshen Helen Frace-Ihite ----------- -Factory fork ----- - ----Elkhart John Holse ---- -- Mabel Hoffer 1959 Ccont.D Ua So. AFmy '-'- ----------------Housework-------- Millersburg William Hartsough ------------ Farmer ----- - -- ----- Goshen lQ4O Phyllis Leek-Hartsough ------ Housewife ------ ----- Goshen Agnes Stutzman ------------ Goshen College--- ---- Millersbhrg Lucille Long-Robinson ------- Housewife ------ ---- Elkhart Mary Miller ---------- Bowling Green College ---- -------- Ohio Ruth Yoder -------- ------ Goshen College -------- ------ Goshen Ruth Miller-Long--- ------- Housewife --------- ------- Elkhart Sheldon McClain--- ---Mogul Rubber Works ------- Millersburg Ruth Fletcher ---- ----- I. X. L. --------- ---- Middlebury Robert Long ------ ---------- Bookkeeper ------- -------- Elkhart Floyd Utley ---------------- Wabash RailrOad--- ---- Millersburg Margart Baker ------ Ecklebarger Beauty Shop--- ---- Millersburg Junior Whirledge -------------- Home ----------- ---- Millersburg Virginia Berkey --------- ---- Hardware ----- ------- Millersburg Phyllis Betts-Brown --------- Housewife ----- ---Syracuse Horma Kurtz-Davis ---- ---Housewife ------ ---- Elkhart Fred Hartsough ------ ----- Home ------ --------- Millersburg Evelyn Coyle-Reed ---- ---Housewife ----- Millersburg Paul Ditchett ------ --------- Milkman ---------- -------- Goshen Calvin Whirledge .-------- -Penn Electric Co. ------- Millersburg Allen Fisher ----------- American Coating Mills --------- Elkhart Halter Sark ------------ American Coating Mills --------- Elkhart Shirley Long-Hartsough ---- Penn Electric Co. ------ -Millersburg Charles Prough ----------- Goshen Rubber Works ------ Millersburg Richard Hoffman ------------ Plumbing Co. ----------- Millersburg Dale Fisher ------ - ------ Penn Electric Co.-- -------- Goshen fallen Conrad ---------- ----- U. S. Army ----------------------- Imogene 5tabler---- ----- Methodist Hospital ------ lndianapolis Jake Hartsough ----- ---Penn Electric Co. ------- Millersburg Phyllis Darr --------- ---Penn Electric Co. ------------ Goshen Kenneth Vance l ----- Home --------- ----- Millersburg Roy Rogers Jr. ------ Earl Weddell Ava Stiver-- Vivian Steele Esther Kohn-- Richard Lantz Robert Holse l94l , Schoolhof'InfefibrTDeconatinniian-Chicago ----------Home----------- ------Goshen College---------- -----Housework-------- ---Goshen Veneer------ ---------------Medical school-------- -----------------Home---------- Alberta Groff-Hoogenboom ---- Housewife ---- --- Pauline Uhirledge ----------- Housework ------------ Gale Tope--- ----------------Coal Yard-------- Junior Cramer -------- ---Novelty Factory---- Geraldine Gibson ----- ---- I. X. L. Office ---- Doris Garber-Reed ------ ----Housewife ------ -- Doris Bowman Naomi Miller -- ------- Home ----- - ---- - --- -- ---- Dr. Lester's Tailor Millersburg Millersburg -----Goshen -----Goshen ------Texas Millersburg -----Goshen ---Nappanee -----Goshen ---Syracuse -----Goshen Millersburg -----Goshen -----Goshen lggl Ccont.J . Pearl Putman--- ----- ---------- -Home --------------- Mille Juanita Cripe---- ----------- Penn Electric Co.-----Mille Donald Egtes-- ------------ ---Elkhart Erase -------- lille John Eiokcl ---- ' Jenn Tormen ----------------- Goshen Veneer ---------- -Kew Betty Rink ------- ---------- Goshen Eospi5ol-- --------- -- Joan Custer-Iusser ---------- Houoowifc ---- -------------- ALUKNI AoLOCInIlON OFFIC KS President Elwood Keuifmen Vice President Mrs. Leonard Green Recording Secretary Ruth Yoder TFSQSHFGF Donald LeCount Corresponding Secretary Mrs. L. F. Juday Assistant Corresponding Secretary Mary E. 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