Millersburg High School - Millerette Yearbook (Millersburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1951 volume:

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M. --------------- --South Bend Lawrence Stiver ---------------------- Broker ------------ - ---- Cleveland Paul Stiver ------------------ -------- Oil Station-Lttendont----Elkhart Clfyton Thrifrfn ------------ - -------- Contractor -------------- ---Goshen lQ22 iola Potts-Hinier -------- ---Housewife ------------- Nillersburg uilff Mita r-Tren-4--' ------ --L1-L--sngousovifo.. --------------- Qfrfcuse Qoerrta Tovel-Kimble --------- -------- Housewife ------------------ Goshen Ruth 7ovel-Gibson -------------------- Housewife ----------------- -Goshen 1925 Qohert Eldridge ---------------------- Factorv WorEzr--- ------- Frankfort Florence German-Vnight --------------- Housewife ----------------- Warsaw Harold Green ------------------------- Insurance-n3ent- ----- Cttawa, Ill. Hster Guillum-Ike -------------------- Salesladv ------------ Grand Rapids Varv Guillum ------------------------- Teacher -------------------- Goshen Nadine Hall-Tyers -------------------- Housewife ------------- Nillershurg Pearl Hfrtsough-Fchrock -------------- Housewife ------------- Willershurg Fora Johnstonbaugh-Kelly ------------- Housewife ------------- Willersburg Nerrill Keim ----------------------------- H -------------------- Deceased Tlizaheth Tuhn-Lnpert ---------------- Housewife ----------------- Chicago Chester Larimer --------------- - ------ Painter -------------- Millersburg Alletah Loy-Jogoman ----------------- -Housewife ------------------ Goshen Ray Hockenhaugh ---------- ---Factory Worker A----------Goshen Floyd Roderick ----------------------- Oil Station Attendant ------ Goshen Gecrjc Schrock ----------------------- Plaster Contractor ---- Villersburg 1924 Louise 'ctts-ftt --------------------- Housewife ------ ----- Ligonier Ruth Eillum-Leprd -------------------- Teacher ------ --Clinton,Ia. label Hostetler-Hostetler ------------ Housewife ---- ---Middlebury Vildred Houser-Swiok ----------------- Housewife ---- ---South Bend Vincent Kennelly ---------------------------------------------- Deceased Tater Larimer ------------ ---Insurance ont ------- Goshen Earoli lov -------------------------- Animal Trainer -------- South Bend Yuth Hiller-Yauffman ----------------- Housewife ------------- Uillersburg Icrcthy Tyers-Haney ------------------ Saleslady ----------------- 43oshen Garry Shaffer ------------------------------------------------- Deceased l925 Ttis iaver ------------ -------------- -Lumber Co. ------------------ Roann fare Chiddister-Owen ----------------- Housewife ---- --Millershurg 'l is Chrisman-Groff ----------------- Housewife ------------- Nillersburg ictncnd Devel ------------------------ Filling Statirn ----------- Elkhart T4rcthy Green-Yonkers ---------------- Housewife ----------- Downers Grove Trfd Harper -------------------------- Farmer --------------------- Goshen Tarrr Hite --------------------------- Penn's --------------------- Goshen Eecrge Jchns ------------------------- EEKGT ------------------ -M-Goshen Dorothy Marty-weaver ----------------- Housewife ------------------ Goshen florence Myers- Peers ---------------- Housewife -------------- Washington Dorothy Roach-Lantz ----------------- Housewife ----------------- Garrett Zavcrna Roderick-Saunders Dlin Roderick ------------ ------------Farmer-------------- ---South Bend -------Warsaw Prrcy Troyer------,l- Stsnloy Wolfe -------- L Otis Lrriocr ----- ---- v9FV Ulvrv-L'riwQr--- Qrocc TcYiH5in ------- floude Eoncratz ----- - Zinn Gar'QP-TortzlGr- Leonord QFCOH -------- Torold Tsrtzlor ------ Glsdjs 'owdrioh-fodor Luoillo Housor-Quinn- Tmrforif Zkorffor-Tos ?9ul frown ------- ---- i'?lfTGt ?iscoro-Trsi Sooina DiFks-1linQ--- Arthur Dovol ---- ----- H?rlCV Koiw ---------- Jay Kelsey -------- --- Eilccn Tent-EQIP? ---- Towloh L2ntz-MosQr--- Clyde Dukor ------ ---- Wild?cd Tistfr-5cott- Violo G9?HGF-C0THET-- Arlovcne 'ostvtlcr-SW Iooort Kile ---------- Yartha fuWn-2opQrt--- Ewls Kurtz-Tar WH V fn - 9m4 Hosni-- 'I' , P -tor L -ioPF---- Lottie Loni-Tilson--- Tholma LWHN-P?CffQHCF Mario LOVCl1-T9TF8D3- Tilour Tussolwan ----- Wayns Plftohor ------- Edith Esjror-Zosrntrs D919 Stoolo ---------- Dfon Stools ---------- TirF7 Troyor --------- Clown Toirlvisr-Stwwo Elvin Douma ------- --- Delphi Dunlap-ivnnson Lois TPuffwan-Douma-- Foul Lontz ----------- Edith Lorimcr-Kurtz-- Vourico Lond -------- - Lucilc Lovell-Farrand Woltort Kurtz -------- ieloont Ott ------- --- Florence Roaoh-Yail-- Arthur Siooons Floyd RohrPr-- tors nord ,- --------Uostcrn Rubber- l9?E -----M,-----Syracuse ----------Fillinv St?tion-------------HGOSUCD ----------TODCh0r---------------------E1kh9Tt ----------Houscvifo------ ----------HowseHife------ ----------T?TmGT--------- .--.- -------------Elkhort Q .-'no --------------G9 - M Y1 deceasfi --------------Goshen - ---- ---- .illfrsonrd ------2OG PD TousGHifG -------- ------- 5Wi79hGW?D3 Vursc ----- ------- ---- ---- South Bond ----------Solesl:dy-------------------ElTHPPt ----------Casson VQtOP C0 ------GOSWGD ----------Tousswifo--------------------Goshon ----------TON?C'lf9--------------------EUtlfT -----------------------------------------GPCGFEnd ----------R,R, UOPkCT-----------------MGCSUCH ----------?frHQr---------------------Plysouth --------------'ousovi?o---------------------EOQHH ' cn-rfj.'f r' --------------iou,. 1927 fi 1 ------ :OSIICH --------------TcnQhQr------------Doholo Co,3t,JoQ --------------?rctory-Tgrkgr---------------ioshon --------------Um?se-----------------------:1IWnFt iooauor ------- Tictory-Worker ------ Goshen D -' '11- 1'f'1w ----- ---- -----C9Sm--i-N :'nd-- ---- -'- ' o fx ----------qOUT0HllC-------------- Eousewi?e-------------- -uf . zouseuifo- --------- ---- 5.014- ousoqifo -------- ------ ------Goshon -----cmfwvo -1-wnwt -fll1CF?bUFf -Nillorsburg --Aukvnytovn Housewife -------------------- GOSMCH Tottrioks --------------- Iillorsburs Farm,r --------------- - ----- Elkhart Housewife ----------- ----- Ciurutusco Post O?fico---- ---------- Viadleoury ---Factory Yorker -Tillorsours Tsstorn 2U55CF -------- - Housevife ------ -------- 1923 -Villcrsburi -----Elkhart Factory Yorker ---- ----- - ----- Goshen Housewife ------------------- Elihsrt -----------------------------------------doCG9sod Kinister -------- ---- EiNlGPVille,P9, Housfvife ---------- -----Yillersourd ---------------------------------------Aukvnytown Houswvifo ------- ------------- Goshtn Tnrwor ------------------ Millvrsburi Sslesoan ----- ---------- Touscnife ------------ -- ----------Tsctory Ybrkor--- ----- ----------Rsdio Sslosman- White Piscon ----Syracuse ------Goshen ---------------Oman? 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FPDS ll: ------ - Teacher ---- -Nillersburm C'iWfri1f. ochonbfuwh-Iwllo -?OHS9'1fG- - - - -T2lkDFtOn Arlo Sffl ----. -. ---- - EOM Fvotory Workcr ---- Gooden ' Uiilloo D, Stowor ---- - - N911 Carrier- - Millersxuro Alto Eqikort-Roy ---- -- .-..-..- - - Michivan Lowfll INS floor- ----- -Frooera - - - - - -Chicofo ETfrr't 71361 ------- - Elwotrician- - - South 30nd Ciorlis Tj ow ------- -....-... - --Goqben Tal+fr iont -------- - Trocwnr ---- - - -Ventone OPVHF Tull T-Tillvr ---- - Krooers' ---- - - -Goohon g Eu? nr Roc Gn5ouoh-?iPrce- - HousGvifQ- - - Gneeh Castle I l f 1930 I Tfilxir EP? oy ------- - InGur?nQQ.Qg.nt - - - Goohen I Dflloo Chi QLTEQT ----- - Tofchor ---- -Iilloroouro Lcvio Hart 162 ------- .......- ---- Qhio , Iayj QUHQS Ecvkoy- - - - - - Hgugowife- - - - - - 501593 Uofl Yftff 21-Bnilgy - - - - Housevifo- - - - - - Goshen F Th?1?m ufuffMon-Fi1H'r- - - Housewife- - - - - - Goshen Koith vfii uu------. -UQttrinh9- - - Ui11ere?1rN 3o?'f' Lfwov ---- - - - - -Ponn'g ...-- Il119T?2uTM 1o1'1A L?W ft-?1MPfT1- - - -HwuoPHi'f ---- Files, Tichigan 1fffTi lfffvii -.--n.. -Qwnair ......... 5ww+f gona 5 ffmf' T. -'f7'W-AC ---------- F- U1f'?f'Tj,f'Q ......- For-t 'f?:fT'1C . .o'fUf' T Min-7wFf2 --------- 'ouQP'iTG --------- Goshfn V Tvfif' fo'W'V -------.... - 591PQmnH ........ Svwth T093 T'f' iLWoWH-Tlqo --------- Towvcuifc - - - - -Dearborn I L k P ,1 .I Helen Scrange ------ Richard Eotts ------ Walter Crine- - - - - - Wayne Cripe ------- Hershel Dodge ----- -- Helen Green-Hiller- - - Geneva Houser-Todd- - - iela Jadav-Helm ---- - Elvood Berlin ---- - - Frances Kurtz-Jores- - - Gerald Leer ------- U3fOHH8 Long-Kay ---- Alta Q3H3QS-YOUF4- - - - laura iishler-Hhinesmith Claire nusselman- - - - Lawrorce Rcckenbaugh- - Donald Snyder- - -- - - Hebert Stoner ------ Helen Tulley-Yoder- - - Oscar Tyson ------- Donald simmons ---- - Alice Ihirledge--- - -- Ruth Wolfe- Crothers- - Walter Yoder ------ Katherine Meese-Price- - Dorothy Ureen-Stiver- - Ronald Grove-C- ---- Lester Hathway ..... Dena Larimer-Hoser- - - Dorothy Albright-Aust ------- ,Harold Crioe ---- - --- - - - - Florence Gangwer ---- Pauline Johns-Horst -a------ Berlin Larimer ---- - - Hebert L rimer- - - --- lfenh e th le Coun t ----- Nada Musselman-Dohielf- 1951 - - - - --Housewife- - - ---- -Truck Driver- - - - Ligonier Goshen -Real Estate Lgcnt ---- Elkhart -Metal Forming Co. -- -Housewife- - -Houscwife- - Housewife- - Eu Tanner- - - - - - - - -Hostess- - - Housewife ------------- u---------- - -. - ... - -. - .- - - , -Fillina Station - - -Fanner- - - - - - - - -MO5ulS- ---i -Penns --.- -Housewife- - Housewife- - -1952 - ----- Housewife- - - - - - - -R.R. Worker- -Contractor ----- -Housewife- - Housewife- - Case Machinery ---- Teacher- - - Housewife- - Shell Station Auto Mechanic Farmer ---- Secretary- - Jilliam nussehnan ------ ---- - - - - -- Paul Steele ------------ Dee Stiver ------- Alden Hockenbaugh - - - Melvin Stiver ------ - ---- - Mary Stroup-Stouder -------- Doloh Tuvell ----- Elizabeth Vance-Elder ----- - - Raymond Yoder ------ Opal Berkey-Cripe ---- George Biscomb ---- -- - - - - - Mary Bowser-Williams- - Rogers - - - - -- - -Penns- - - - ,.. - .. -.- - - --. ..- --..--v -.-- -- - -.-- .- - - Elkhart gene, Oregon - - -Goshen - - - -Ohio Willershurg - - - Goshen - - - Goshen - - - Goshen Indianapolis ----Syrazuse - - - Goshen - - Syracuse -Hillersburg Hirvinia - - -Elkhart - -Deceased - Minnesota - - --Goshen Shioshewana - -Ligonier -Washington - - - Lanaz - - Syracuse - - Bristol - - Michigan -Millersburg - California - -N,Carolina -Hillersburd - - - Goshen -Millershurg -Hnllersturg - - - - - Millersburg -Millersburg - - - - - - - Florida A- RnRa 4711. 'l - - -- - - - Secretary- - Farmer ---- Housewife- - Mission House 1955 Housewife- - Nellie Chiddister-Larimer ---- Housewife ------- -Millershnvg - - Syracuse - - -Goshen - - Elkhart - - - Goshgn - -Ligonier - - - Goshen - - Illinois -Millersburg - - - Goshen - -New Yorl - - -Goshen J F1 Jerry Trenee ---- Alice Genouer-Wills ReeWel Ierteonrn-Tn Cleoto Tito-Chriswe Clifford Tostetler- Rwuy Welt-Nostetler Fleir fouffran- - - JoFn Tlinfenen- - - qill'rd Lo'Hort- - .f- '- -Q 'l'fwf Dsl e:t sn,ount- - Lfvrenef LeConnt- - filenr Lone- - - - Hqronrft Me se-MQCr Tern TletenCr-3eer- Alioe 7oeen-Foff- - T':4-V--5--1 'x W- 7 1 . 3C..C!'1 3?.'.1 'f'.- T' 'I ' slrri - - - - - - - - 3tfnley's illips ----- Tousevife 'Y ,-1 -.OU'9WllG- - ------- Housewife -Housewife - - - - - - - - Teacher- p rw -wr.. , , t, Tonseffife- Killerskurf - - Goshen - - Goshen - - Aunurn Nillersonro Hillersonrq -Jefferson Douelas Aircraft-Bellflower- Calif, -Selesnan ------- ----- Penn -Rnilrond'4,rken ------ Elknert Tarmer --------- Tillersonrf -lnternetional Eiplfyoc - Fort Wayne -Fonsevife - - - - - - - - Housewife doe -Housewife Dfloert Rodfrie' ---------- Penne- - fare 5huG5er-Gol6en- - - - - - - - Terril Stiuer ------ -Star Tonk Ricnerd Svinenert ---- ---- - Tilfa Utirlfdse-fitenrll ------ Tousevife Lois Yoder-?lonNh ---- ----- 193k Doneld Urine ------------ Eordnare- Zleenor Green-jrnll --------- Housewife Upel Tertsouon-TioWols ------- Housewife Tetty iire-Yulf ----- --... P511 Kline ------------- Housewife Robert Leer ------- -Factory- Erelfn Lone-Pnnres --------- Youserife T?les'n Tusselwon- Auirev E rett-Torl Tilired Stronn- - - ff-1-,-- ' -r . -- .fx -1 - ,-..,-,-.- i --,-- u -v.,,- ,--1+---H- NX? ,V r y-... ... -5. -,nree- - -Cionsevfife - Eeeretfry -Jionsfrfife .-X4- -Cleveland -South 3end - Svrsouse uf - - - - - - -Franifort - -Tilford Iendnlville Nillersnnrd T-plojoo - - - - - - - - - - -Elkhart - - - - - - - Elkhart - - - - - - - - iosnen 'x Iillersonrm - - - - - - - - Goshen - - Freren - - - - - - - - Oreoon - - - - - - - - Benton - - - - - - - - Goshen - - - - - -Sotth Eend - - - - - - - -Cnieeoo - - - - - -Millersburd - - - - - - - - Goshen - - Qoshen - - - - - - -'olhertvn Jo.- - - - 1 -o Tnrflf Tietfl ------ -ao'nfn ir-vel JUFLGF T n 7 ------ -Tewutv Swffiff Lflfro Trlor ------ - TeofWer- - - 'w I -'4 1w f', ?Vy i1----- ggiig .1 '- 7'-H' 'iii' '1 'I'1 - - - -'To11se'f1j'e.. - 'U n 'orrff-Tiffon -------- Hon'e'ife- - TF1l Ttrifofn-Tfon'tT- -HouffPife- - TenrfTWo'iscT- .... - -137 Electric H ,lN? fi'L'r-Toint ------- - - Wousrrifr- - - 'enone lrof?-Sfof r- - - -?QQQ?VifF- - 7'lor'1 W'rorr-Lofn- - - - - - - - - - U'i vJ'71',l l lyggj-Tl-l ---- s- ------- -- - Tflen 'ef1er- - ---- - - - - - D1f+1c1 n- - - Tlfn qon'erifM ------- --.. Forney- - - l'ffrnFe lin '4-Ti'fl -IoueeVife- - - lf' Q-'.lZ'f-'5 'f3 C ---- -'fQU'Gf 'j-f'f... - .. 1f'?i'l lf'1fTf ----- -ContreCtor- - lloiso L To nt-IfEler- - -vgugfuif-- - - ,tfnlxr L-Tonnt ----- -f11Q'g- - - - v . . f--1 f f- --. ,,4.,,Fn 'V if -nfs -V - M Touserife - - - -Hillersburo - - -Goshen 7iefif'ioji - - - -Utah - - Gosnen -L , -- -DpL1l l3 - - Tfrsfv -Boutn Bend Tillero'urs -wisconsin - - Gosnen - -Zlhnert 'I - - Gosnen - - -Goshen Eontn Tend - Lefsoure - - -Goshen i l lers ur'f Tl11DF?HQFT Uillersonro Lamar Livengood- Rudolph Long- - Ora Lovell- - - Robert Marty- - Pauline Miller-Yoder- - - 195 Ned Minier ------- - Jtnnette Musselman-Kuhn ------- Karl Pence -------- Florence Pletcher-McDonald ---- Arlowenc Prough-Lambert- - - - - - - Horshcl Prough ------ Mildred Rockenhaugh-Cripc ------ Laura Roderirk- - - - - - Pauline 3chrock-Stiver- - Leonard Tulley ------ Esther Showalter ---- - Horace Viroil ------------ fussel 'antz- - - - - - Violet 'hurled -'f' e-Wash ------ - - Stanley Wolfe ------- - - - - - Gayrond Baker ------ - Lucinda Larimer-Reod- - - velyn eonfpricV-Gardner- haxine flue-Eotts ------- - - - Father Holse- - - - - - Marie 'erger-Shidler- - - Tom Eotts- -------- - - - - - John frown ---- ---- Mary Alice Chiddistcr-long ---- hargaret Cline-Turner -------- Junior Fmmert ------------ Mary Opal Fisher-Yoder- - Pauline Hartsough-Long- - Grace Hartsough-Livengood- Ruth Hartsough-Eatcs- - - Duane Lauffman- - - - - - Mary E. Keim-Warfel- - - - Paul Kerlin- - - Iva Kline-Kirk- Petty heese-Klimgaman - - Freda Pence-Eunger- - - - Gwendolyn Phillips-Eickel- Qalph Fletcher- Georoe Heed ------------- Melvin Genseeraer --------- - Marjorie Rink-Chrvspyn- - William Showalter --------- - Stanley Showalter ---------- Wilma Jane Shuder-Yead- - Karterine Steele-Smoker ------ - Kate Qddel-Getz ----- Elisabeth Whirl:dqe-Schrock- - - - Lottie Whirled e - - - - Russel Zook- - - Farmer- - -- - - - - A.8 P. ------- - Express Clerk ---- Housewife- f ---- Painter ------- Housewife ------ Teacher ------- Housewife ------ Penn's -------- Mogul Rubber Co.- - - Post Office- - Housewife ------ Trucker ---- - - - Nurse- ------- Farmer ------ - - Wactory Worker- Housevife ------ Riverside Motom Sales 6 Housewife ----- - housewife- - - - - - Housewife ----- - Housfwiff ---- - - Farmer ---- ---- Penn's -------- Housewife ------ Farmer -------- Goshen Hosp. ----- Beauty Operator- - - Houserife- - - Housewife ------ Housewife ------ Housewife- - - Farm Bureau ----- Housewife ------ - - - - Housewife- - - Newell' S ---- FHFMTT-H ------ - Grocer -------- Thrmer -------- Penn's -------- Factory Yorker - - - Farmer -------- 'Housewife- ----- Housewife- - - - - - -HouseWife- ---- - - Penn's -------- Millorsburg Nillersburg - Michigan - - Laporte - - Milford -Fort Wayne Villersbura Shipsherana - - -Goshen - - -Goshen - - Goshen - - Goshen Millersburg - - Elkhart - Ligonier willershurg - -Florida -Honeyville - - -Goshen - - -Goshen - - -Goshen - - -Goshen - -Ligonier - - Goshen - - -Goshen - Ligonier' -Cleveland - - Goshen -Washington - Syracuse - - Goshen Millcrsburg hillershurg - - Elkhart - - -Goshen Millersburg - - -Goshen -Tort Wayne - - Goshen - - Goshen - - Goshen - - Goshen Middlebury -' El5aH?Q Millershurg Middlebury -New Haven - -LaCrosse - - Elkhart - -- Topeka Shipshewana - - -Goshen Califo . fu' . I e as CLYDE SUTTON LESTER DAVIS RAY LONC County Superintendent Principal Trustee Advisory Board if 5 5 i -....,. ..... V WN.. semi ADVISORY BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Calvin Rogers, Earl Swihurt, Dun Honderich. . A 1' Lorothg bollin'tr-dhipp Junior 'ouscr- - - - - udrgf Cgrt-f33rXl1n- - llcfnor b11nt-K,jor- - E rnicg Son? d-fc:gcr- lcyvin Cripc ------ U Qin qiLhcr-LC3rs- - - Pggrl GiR'WCF'LjF2UCFdt nodcrt Hito- ---- - - Lot LcXiWt1n- '--- - lit IC lpllgf' ' ' M ' J- Pitt. L1llc3-ucrn- Edith yULiC1lLD':fTkC1' Cl rcncg ,h-'uf ---- A ..x. . H Tvcj 1 1 kful fini- -L 1-fw 'H- Avis joj Ig- ust- Opsl S.rk-V:ncc- fgul Ftqflcr- - - H' tortLu-n- - - i,O, 1. 1- .- MWPt'n1f i1n-.iLll '- - '-1 f- - .- U - Oohinson- - - - - Q ,.-'- Ll .. -,,1 1CffQf Lpl','1Cn17'lU' - Richard L nocrt- - - - - - Jcnnic K,Uffi:n-1lctchc?- - Tiy'i1ii Qftz3-'tiv1r- - - Grfcig Q'rl'on-I1cVolson- - L'1 ht J gsgr- - - - - - - L rfit llinc ---- ' - - - - Wilhur Oripc ---- - - - - Egthcf VPfZf,H' - - - ' - Hifh-to Tglzon ---- - - - J'1'7 i'F'QS ------' - 15619, H fCfCUf5'MillQF' - Rohcrt Hoffnen ------- Qlvin Il tchor ------ - 1i'f3'. ?.f,T1i: 1or1i:,1i73:1L1'j7i- - - - rioc Klint ---' - - - kiul .,ftg:xn- - ---- - Lordint Lylcr-Eoff1:n- - - bfffii lin- r1 - 1- cofb --Q ..- -- ..- L'Dfflf fhiilgiti-itutnn Godli- Qogincrgicr-Clfj 11Mf3Q Ki fl! n- - - - V?Tl1P Klinf ----- - 7 ri n fClllRTCP'LODf' cofwl 'Eiic-WLit- - - - Ltrnic: 21Pk'WOFthl3D' Vcto. 2cr'Iic,-Long- - - V-rni ?,rHgj-lcoLh- - - gigiufn? L21iEci-Klino- clit Li-in' L! 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L.I' - .- .- .- - 7'ctort- - - - Houscvifc- - - - doccescd -Millcrsourg Millcrshurg ansficld, O. -Millcrsburg - - Chicago - - - Wfrcaw - -iochcstor Ship show.-una - - Elkhart - - - Goshon - - - Goshcn - - -Florid: - - Elkhcrt - - - Goslcn - - -Goshen - Goshcn - - - Goshen Indisnfnolis Hillcfshurg - New Jorscv H- J N. mrnchpstcr - - -Elkhrrt - - -Czlif. - - - Goshcn -Uillorshurg - - - Gonhcn - - -Elkhgrt ' ftuno Lpkc - - - Goshcn - - - -Midland, Lion. -Millcrshurg - - - Goshcn - - -Goshen - - dccoasod - - - Goshen -Millcraburg - - - Goshen - -Ligonier - - - GosWon -Fort Collins, Colo. nillcrsburg -Jillcrt urg - Bigonior - - -Goshen -Millcrsburg - Fort Wayne - California - - - Goshen - - - C-osncn - - - -Army Arlene Uillcrozfry- - - Kathryn Minier-Harness- Warren Charlton- - - - Eire .es'v4 fi- g?t - - Mildred Vance-Stiver- - Vesta Sh9WiltGP'StTfm9D 'ff y1'1G N IH U 1 t -'--- - ----- - Irma rJJHQv'1Uk' - - - Virginia Groff-Smith- - Neve Musselm:n-Ge1hsr:- James Miller- - - - - Ruby Rink ---- - - Beulnh Ori ne- - - - - Esther Steele ---- - ------ Forest Eiekel- - - - - Jwmes Weddel- - - - - - Donald Reed ----- - Marjorie Long-ifrriss are Franklin Long- - - - - - - - - - - Jwy Proueh ----- - - U-rls bohrook- all- 'fhf - Helen France ------ - Mebel Hoffer ----- - William Hfrtsough- - - Virginia Berkey-Putnfn- Paul Ditehett- - - - - Robert Long ------ Margaret Ann Esker-Con: Lucille Long-Rohinson- Floyd Utley ------ Calvin Whirledgo ---- Ruth Yoder-Leichty- - - Norms Kurtz ---- - - - - - - - - Dale Fisher ---- - ------ - Imogene Stshler-Jackson Allen Conrad ------ Charles Prough ----- Anges Stutsmen-Horst- - Evelyn Coyle-Reed- - - Jake Hartsough ----- Walter Sark ------ Phllyis Leek-Hsrtsough- Sheldon McClain ---- Ruth Pleteher ----- Phyllis Darr-Kurtz- - - Kenneth Vance ----- Junior Whirledge- - - Phyllis Botts-Brown- - Shirly Long-Hertsough- Richard Hoffman ---- Ruth Miller-Long ---- Allen Fisher ------ Marry Niller-Weodruff- Fred Hartsnugh ----- Housewife- - Housewife- - Farmer - - - Housewife- - Housewife- - Dr. Warner's hfuse'i e- - Housewife- - Housewife- - Penn's- - - Penn's- - - News Demoorn Mile's- - - Farmer- - - Farmer- - - Standard Oil Housewife- - Krowers- - - Gsroenter- - Frrmer- - - l94O Housewife- - Prstmsster- Houewife- - Housewife- - 3enn's- - - Gill-Parson' Housewife- - House ife- - K. 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Clerk- Fermer- - - Housewife- - U, .. ., A D Shell Bulk Agent- - In Xe Lo' ' Penn's- - - Farmer- - - Housewife- - Housewife- - Housewife- - Housewife- - Farmer- - - - - - - jilffrd - - - Wmlkert'n - - - - -Goshen - - - - - -Ohio - - Vfl1.3? ure - - - - - ffshen - - Wrcottville - ---- leshen - - Millersburg - H ----- Chin - - - -Wilford - - - - Gfshen - Fish Lake - - - - -Elkhart - - -Rfehester FV e T -V- .. .. -. .. klf-viflxj-I - -Yillerstirf - -- California - - - -Ligonier - - - - -Ghshen - - M - -rristo 1 - - - - Flkherb li-. - ... - - - Gfchpl - - - - - Gsrehn - - Millersturq - ---- GYSHGU - - -Xillersburg - - -Millersburg - N1 Msnchester - - - - - Benton - - - - -Benton - - - - - -Ohio - - - - Elkhert - - - - -Sturgis - - - - - Jspen - - Millersburg - - - - --Goshen - - - - - Goshen - - - - -Albion - - - - Deceased - - - - Georgie - - - - Deceased - - -Millershurg - - - - - Goshen - - - - - Goshen - - - - -Goshen - - sShipshewans - - - -Syracuse - - Millersburg Killed in Action - - Millersburg - - -Millerseurg - -Indianaplois - - - - Michigan Gcralolhe PlbIOH'MCClflH Roy Rogers Jr. ----- Vivian iteole -- Ava Stlver- - ----- - Don Irtgs- - - - - - - ' John Piokel ----- - - Doris Povman-Yodir- - - Nuemi-Liller-Hosuetler- Putman- Link-- - - - - - - Pearl Nlflffif -o . ed - -I - -. -. -. - - .. .. - - - .- 1941 Housewife ---- - ---- Millersburv C' - - -Furniture etore- - Elkhart Truth- Penn I4-....-.. su Farmer ---- - Penn !S....-... Housewife- - Housewife- - Hobby Cafe- - O - - Goshen - - Elkhe rt Hillersburg Millorsburv -Goshen - - Bremen -Goshen - Ligonl - - -Gosh GI' OH L Join Tarman ---- ' - ------ Penn'S '- - - - Milford Ga lg Topo ------------------ - - - deceased I-rl Yeddol- --------'-- ------- - - -Goshen Paullne Thirledfe-Myers ----- Houevife- - - - - - - -Iichigan Jurlor Cromer ------ ---- Highway Employer- - - - -Gozhcn Jrznetu Cr1pe-Yo6er- - ----- Housewife --'-- ---- Llllorshu-g Joan Custer --------- - '- '-- - Y2'U w Dorle G2rhor-R3ed- - - ----- Housovifo- '- - -Ml1LerQFW'm Llherts Groff-Hoojeohoom ----- Housevife- - - ----- -Tina 057.1 lohert Holme ---'-- - - '-- --'---- Hudew Isiher FOTH ----- - ------'------------- doceagwi Rich-ld Linzzf ---- --'-- Plumber ----------- Elkher, 1942 hprf C,rg,nter-Leer -------- Housewife ----------- Gfsher Robert Rohrgr --------- - -Sohroek'g PlQ5tor'3- - Hill,Tg'L Q iuth .ofers-Lgntz ----- '- housewife ------- - - - L1 H' Qongld D41 neg ------ - ----- - ----------- M H , Genevieve iogentrcder-.einer ------------- - - - New 'efwj Thgldor Klgro ----------- Filllng Station- ------ 53r,:u,o Lowell Leelein- - - - - - ' - - - Pipellni hngineer- H - - - - - o Ein Maxine Sfhroek ---- ------ beauty School -------- Elko-ri beyxond Hoffman ---------- Stock Buyer- - - ---- - - 'vff I Qjth Qin donrid ------ - - - -HOuoowlfC- - - ----- MiLleLfo Iuollg Hiller-E435 n'-- Houoewlfe- ' H - -- lieNQ l 1 QUQLOI lQTtfQ'QF ---- ' ----- Stite Highway Employee- -L1lLf lfl 1-1M Hello Vince-Hoogenhoom ---- Iouzewlfe ----- - - wjf' r figi lroek ----' H ' ' - - - Farmer- - - - - Milleroofrg U?gjo Simmons-Hoffmon- ---- - -Housewife- u ' - - -foekwn iglirg Schrook ----- - ----- Plaster ------ - -frlz no uj,rj Look-Ergil1ier- ------ Housowlfo- hillcrgda g 'Qf',',1 j BQI'l'fCff LC,Ck -------- HOU.5.G1:ifo --'--'r -' fl? 'F 'g-eur Hootetler --------- Goshen Implewont- - - - 'opt r A gel Gyrbgr --------- - - Nurse ----- - - - - -'Gulch T 1 rf ' ertz ----------- Photographer- - - - - Gozicr f,r loino Chfrlton-Vrfdolj ---- Houserife - '- - - -Go?E n in M357 Livengood-Hogtetler ---- Housewife ----- - - -Goshen Clever Fisher -------- - - -Ffrmer- - - ---- - - -Zlkhort Ch-rlotte Topo-Jgllef ------- Housewife ----- - - -Goshen 1945 Alvln Yoder -------- - - -Factor? Worker -------- Goshen lkg Qyggnq ---------- - - Inomon- - - ------- Goshen Lly r jrnold -------- -------- -- -'- Elkhart Hur? Qhowglter ---------- Ebndix ---- - - Nillcrsbure Riohird H ftsougn- - - - S Luperior Conch- - - - - -Millerseurg Mary Mchibben --------- Berdine Bates-Frey- - - - - - - - - Roy Hershberger-' ------- AnnaBelle Juday-Berkey ------- Maxine Kauffman- -------- Bill Kehr- - -------- - Phyllis Lee-Kruse ------- Elva'iiller-Tysong- - - - - - Louise hiller-Warren- - - - - Max killer- . --.-.. - - Laverne Messe ........ - Don abelleli1l'er ----- - - Darlene ioag-Iestherman ---- Alice Rink-5ohroCk- - - - - - CHfFlGHG ihowalter-Christophel Dgreld TIirl,dMe- - - - - - - Vircinia Yeater -------- Harry Botts- -o- - --- - - - - Kenneth Worthman ------- Ilene Kline-Kauffman ----- Jay Showalter --------- Annabelle Bates-Wacker ---- Joy Larimer-McDonald ----- Betty Kline-Brokers ------ Doul Larimer- - - - - - - - - L6lEfd Kauffman -------- Beth Ctine --------- - FlC'G Btillims ---- - - - - Jaoh Huhler- - - - ----e - Uhr a Caruonter ------ - - Glenn Ott ----------- Marjorie Garfner Voorhees- - - Allen Tre Erickson ------ Junior Crioe ------ - - - Halter Trook ------- U - Louise Garinennirant- - - - - - Geneva niekel-Dpiecher- - - - Kathleen Stroup-Seely ----- Bill Hohrer ---------- Graov trough ---- - - - - - Betty Vance ------ - ---- Lee Seely w----- - ---- - - Carlsyle Trough -------- Junior Rink --------- - Laodie Reed ---------- Harold Sekrook -------- Victor KcFithen ------- - Ioan Graybill-Bohn ------ Doris Stutzman -------- Fofce Rohrer-Sohrock ----- Dorothy LeCount-Rohror ---- Julia Graff-Perrin ------ Carol Eerkey-Hout- ----- - Studebeke Housewife Factory- Housewife Teacher- Penrs- - P .Pans - - Housewife Housewife Col'e5e- Nurse- - 'v Housewife Housewife Housewife ,l944 College- Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife S hry Cleaners- - - Hottriok' Hu btJ'lC1'L' S- Penns- - College- Dodge Garage Housewife Housewife Housewife ---3mmhBaM - - - fNew'Paris - - - - - Goshen - - - - - Goshen - - - - -fGoshen - - - - - Goshen - - - - - Goshen - - - - - Goshen -Vs 4a - - - - nicnrjan - - - - .Goshen - - - -,t,nfiy.-we ni4-ecrrurg 71' ' 'I '3 'Lv 1 '.' .rr ld-,,.,i..g A-,Lr, .. .. -gi P1-,l .. - - - - - Go-+o1 'if 'wfzr .. .. .. .. .. ,f Q,-Llgfl - - Shinslfw na - - -- -Eissorri - - - - - Army - Plymouth, Wie. - - - - - Goshen Killed In Lotion - - - - - Goshen - - - - - Goshen - ---- Ligonier - - - -Lairange - - - - -Goshen - - - - -Goslen - -Tfillsrsbirs LJ - - - - Lair: ge - ---- Gor3en - - - Zanesville - ---- Gnvhen - -N, M3DCl'f+lF - -Write fiwoon - - - - Chinese , - - - - -hiklart - - - - - Goshen - ---- Goshen Cripes' Trailer Factory-Lillershu Qffiee Borker- - - - - - - - Ohio - - Jiillersburg Sohrook's Plasterers ---- Goshen Factory- 1945 Famner- - - - -Shipshewana - - - - ---- Goshen - - - - - Goshen Sehrock's Plasterers ---- Benton Processing Plant- ----- Goshen Office Worker- - morris'- Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife - - Jdillersburg - - - - - Goshen - - - - - Benton - - -Millersburg - - - -Waterford - - - Middlebury FB Wayne KcGill- --.-..-.-..- - - Superior Coach- - - - Galcn Darr -------.. - - Bendix ....... - Edward Rogers ----------- Moguls ----- - - Mervin Viller ----------- College- - - - - - Don Carpenter ----------- Farming .-...- Junior Yoder -------- ---------.--- Edwin Hershberg r ---------- Pine Manor ----- - Helen Eoin --------- ------- -.-... Charles fillard ----------- Hettrick's ---- - - James Fisel- ----------- Farming -.... - 1946 Leonard Lebold ------- ------------- Pftty Mefse-Wrill ---------- Housewife ----- Qsrol Showalter-Rockenbaugh ----- Penns ----- --- - Corel Hawkins ----------- Sharpens Sars- 1.f. - - Claire Stine ----------- College ------ Gerald ShoWalter-- ----- Levi Rockenbeugh ------ ?hyllis LeCcunt-Sheline- - Jemes Rogers ---- - - Ruth Sharp-Lehman ----- Grace Vhirledge-Darr ---- Howard Frenneman ----- - Junior ?fiester- - - - - - Beverly Mann- Rogers- - - - Howard Kline ----- - - - Gordon Sheline ------ VirQinie Hoffman-Hiller- - Ramona Hart?- J Cherie Jyers-whirledge- - - Robert Prough ------ 'Tillis 'hirledge .l. ----- - Roy 'zrpenter ----- - Roy Bates- - ---- - - Harriet fysong ----- - - Lucile Hite-Uhirledye- - - Thelma Hartsough-KeufHnm1- Velma H:rtsough-Cripe- - - Halen Groff-lillcrd ---- Don Schrock- Vildred Showalter-Cripe- - Harf ld Clfibh cn ------ Robert Gewallen ------ Oretra Biekel Dale Yoder- - Kathryn Hite- Carlton Stroup Dana Kauffman Eugeneifoser- Qary Lou Veig Helen Rogers-I Hary Anne Nun l-Iddin5s- - loser ---- - emaker ---- - - Hatchery- L ---- - - - Penns ------ - - - - - -Housewife- - - - - - - - - -Truoking- - - - - - - - ---- Housewife- - - - - - - Housewife ---- - - - Farming ----- - - - Housewife ---- - - -John Deere Store- - - - - - -Electric Supply Co. - - - - -Housewife- - - - - 1947 - - College ----- - - - - - Housewife- - - - - Wirk Garment - - - - -Chase Bag Cf. - - - - - - - - -Housewife- - - - - - - -Goshen - - -Benton Millersburg - - - - Goshen - - - - Goshen - - -Goshen - - -Goshen - - Chicago Millersburg - - - -Milford - - - -Army - - - - Goshen Millersburg - - - - Goshen - - Manchester - - -Goshen - -Hillersburg - -Millersburg - - -Goshen - - -lLigonier - - - - Binton - - - Michigan ..-....,.Apmy - - - - Goshen - - - - -Idaho - -Millersburg - - South Bend - - - - Muncie iMillersburg - - - - - Army - -Hillersburg - - - - - Army - - - - -Schrock's Plesters- - - - - - -Hettrick's- - - - - hillersburg - - -Benton Millersburg - Jhillersburg - - - - -Housewife- - - - - - - - - Goshen - - - - -Housewife- - - - - - - - - -Plastering- - - - - - - - - - -Housewife- - - - - - - - - -'enns- - - - - - - - - Firming ------ 1 - - Farming ---- - - - - - - Farming ---- - - 1948 - - - - -Housewife- - - - - - - Housewife- - - - - - Jiillersburg - - -Benton - - - - Gosher .. .- - .. .. fxml' - - -Air Corps - -Millersburg - - - - Goshen - - Cnurn R ladder- - - - - - - - Goshen - - -Goshen - - - - - Army - - - Ligonier Fort Wayne - - - Ligonier -.Bluffton Glen Sharp ------- Jnmcs Groff ------------ Christcna lusrslmim-Wixon ----- Anna Bolle Holton-.ontri Alict SwiF:rt-Alvaroz ------- Wilbur Miller ----------- Noryis Doomorshino- - - Virjinif Bblll-lixon'-' ---- - - iblrloy Larr-Sbhrou'- - ?oO1V'1j liito ' ' Kftfffm LitWll7'f-1illor- R olol Mt3sHoorqor- - - dlgdrs M uffugp- - - - - - - N - - Estor Lhow-ltor ---- - Norm MoKibbin' ' ' ' ' 351 iwihert ---- - - - John Jin? ------------- Eat Lillor -----' - Douglas Lon? ------ Cgroltn iafiols ------'u Carol Ovon ---- ' - ' Lgry Jo Lmiih -- '- ' Dorotly Sark- ----------- li:'t1151 vi-Y1 Lovoll lmnn-Cl9HtOH Putnfm- - - McGill- - - -...---...--.- -1.----.--.. X.. Ltudebaker's Farming- - - Housewife- - Housovifo- - 1'..Ol'l'lS Factory- - - x 1949 .- Qtgndard Pla Hourovifo- - Pennlsi Fsotory Louttuifo- - tini- - Liddltdurj f' u QOllofL,' ' Uollogo- - - Ponn's- - - Collg'o Collogo- - - Collojo- - - 1 273- ... ouois Essex Wire C Lsscx wiro C Collogo- - - lisoxjwirc C Mousowifo- - Qtuoo kor's Poshon Bokin Liv .o lilo TV' OT'- Os'- Cs' fr 0- - -Millorsourg - MillQrs'urg - - - -Ebnton - -Liddloourv - - - - Goshen - -Iillorsbrrg - - Gowhon - - - -Bqnton - - - - Eouton . Ligonier - - - -cpu fn , n.n,-,f - - - -Uor5on - - - - Kansis - - - -Goshen - - - - Goshon No. Lanchostcr - - Lifzfotto - - - Huncit -Millorsburg - - -Ligonior - -lillorgbvrg - Torre Haut. - -LillorsWurg Lillorsourg - - Lljonior - - -Zoshon Larilvu Torltn'CQ1Q- - - ,,,,, -iousgfifo ----- Indianapolis Evolvn itroup- ---- - - - ---- --------- - Fort Mayne Lois Crips- M - - - - - - Lousowifo ----- - - :Goshen l9FO Way Powoll- - - ---- - icott Rgdio- - - - - - -Foshan Htrbort Moser- - - - - - -Coll6gS ------ -South Bond Dooild Burtvfitld- - - - -1onn's- - ---- - - - Benton Harold Showgltor ---- - itzndard Plating - millorsvurg Robert hosor ------ - F rming' ' ' - - - - -Lijonior Thoron Sholoy- - - - - ------- ioshon Egkorj- - - nillorsourj Gail Kurtz- ' ' - r nn's ------ -hillorsburg Phyllis Cripg ---- -------- 7tanlty's- ---- oillorsourg Jun, Hit, ------- ------- hog l's ------ . ---- Goshon Thoodoro Smith ----- - Goshon Ito Cropm Co.- - - - Gorhon Lpvid Bartholomew - - - - Forming- ' - - - - H Millorsburg Don Shtlino- ---- -------- Hottrick's- - - - ---- Goston Officors Prfpio rt- - - - - - ---- - - - - -9Iames+GroSf? 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' :r .r.:,- -- ' -gf' f 1 ,gin v 4 Ir. ,:.,,- .:.- T: 2.- x.. Q RV' ,f 1 .4- 32 ' l gi 3 ip L - I A 1+ ' O f3LliN SHOVVALTER High point man on the basketball floor. Elected class president three years out of four. President of Class I, 2, 43 Vice- President of Class 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3: F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 4, Vice-President 3, Iudging Team 3, 45: Canvas Crew 1, 2, 4 fCaptain 451 Dramatics Club 43 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CPresident 3, Secre- tary 4l: Student Council 2, 4 fRe- porter 451 Class Play 3, 4, Operetta 1, 33 Boys, Quartette 3, 43 Christ- mas Pageant 1, 2, 3: Millerette 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3. 4. CLASS OFFICERS Keith Shaffer Secretary-Treasurer Glen Showalter ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, P fggidgnt Robert Musselman ,,Vice-President Richard Groff ,,,,,,,,,-, Reporter Mr. Davis ,ee,,, ,,,,,,,,, S po,-Igor IoHN I..ANTZhR lohnny Lantzer is fast and lean. Won the 440 on the traek team. Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 Track l, 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 41 F. F, A. 1, Ushers Club 3, 4 CPresident 431 Canvas Crew l, 3, 4 fCaptain -lj: Public Address System 2. 3, 43 Studffnt Council 2, 3,4 fPresident -lj EsTIILR BRENNEBI.-KN lfsther Brennenzan is a blonde lass. Voted best girl citizen in the senior class. G. G. C. l. 2. 3. 4 QSecretary-Treas- urer 471 G. A. A. l, 2,41 S. S. S. l. 2. 3. 4 fTreasurer 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3. President 45: F. H. A. 4 lSong Leader -U: Christmas Pageant l. 2: Qperetta l, 3: Class Play 3, 4: Xlillerette Staff 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Sextette 43 Class Yell Leader 4. al Rox.aLD RTILLER Ronald .lliller is tall and dark. He! always ready for a lark. Class Play 3. 4: Public Address Sys- tem 3, 4 fCaptain 44g Reading and Oratorical Contest 1, 3: F. F. A. l. 2. 3, 4 lTreasurer 4, ludging Team SJ: Canvas Crew 2, 33 Student Man- ager 4: Student Council 4: Boys' filee Club 2, 3. 41 Band 4: Librarian l: Track 3: Operetta 31 Class Yell Leader 3. RICHARD GROFF Won grand champion on his 4-H steer. Elected class reporter in his senior year. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track l, 2, 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 QSecretary 4, judging Team 3, 4, Farm Shop Identification Contest 4jg Ushers Club 3, 4, Canvas Crew 1, Z, 41 Dramatics Club 4 CReporter 45, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 CSCC- retary 4jg Qperetta l, 35 Christmas Pageant l, 2g Class Play 4, Class Reporter 41 Millerette 3. LYLE Bt'RTsFII3LD .-I good-natured boy without any guile. You hardly ever see him without a smile. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CReporter 1, 2, 3. Watch Dog 4, Farm Shop Identifi- cation Contest 4l1 Canvas Crew 2, 3, 41 Ushers Club 33 Student Man- ager 1, 2, 3, 4: Millerette StaFf 4: Public Address System 2, 3, 4: Dra- matics Club 4 fPresident 4Qg Class Play 4: Quill and Scroll 4. IUNIOR MILLER Sports writer an the Millerette staff. He's always ready for a laugh. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 41 Track l, 2, 33 Canvas Crew 2, 3, 4: Ushers Club 3, 4: Chess Club 33 F. F. A. 43 Class Play 4g Reading and Qratorieal Contest 3, Millerette Stal? 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. HANs SCHMIDT Hans came from Germany for his senior year. Everyone is glad that lie is here. Previous schooling in Germanyg F. F. A. 43 Boys, Glee Club 4: Track 4. PEG SCHROCK Peg reigned as queen of M. H. S. In acting feminine lies her success. Operett 1, 3, Class Play 3, 4, S. S. S. 1, 2, 3, 4 fRecording Secretary 2, Secretary 33, G. G. C. l, 2, 3, 4 QSecretary 3j, G. A. A. 1, 2, 4 fPresident 43, F. H. A. 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer of Class 2, 33 Class Yell Leader 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4 fSecretary 4jg Secretary-Treasurer of Concession Fund 3, 4. ROBERT MUssELM.aN Tall and darlq, fall of fun. Liked by almost everyone. President of Class 33 Vice-President of Class 2, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 fVice-President 4jg Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 CReporter 3, President 453 Basketball 2. 3, 43 Softball 2. 3. 4: Track 33 Ushers Club 3, 4 fCap- tain 4j: Canvas Crew 31 Chess Club 3g Operetta 33 Christmas Pageant 3: Boys' Quartette 3, 45 Reading and Oratorical Contest 3g Dramatics Club 43 Class Play 3, 4: F. F. A. 4 CFarm Shop Identification Contest 4, Iudging Team 45. EIXIILY SCOTT She likes :ports and IAA' lots of fun. ln softball :liek surpassed by none. G. G. C. lg G. A. A. 1, 2, 4g S. S. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 45 Operetta I: Christmas Pageant 13 Dramatics Club 4 fVice-President 41. KEITH SHAFFER Keith loves to draw, you can bet. He'5 artist-editor of tbe Milleretfe. Basketball 3, 4: Softball, 3, 41 Stu- dent Manager 2g Track 3: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 lVice-President 43: Ushers Club 33 Canvas Crew 2, 31 Class Play 3, 4g Class Reporter 3, Class Secretary and Treasurer 4: Bots' Glee Club 3, 4 CReporter 431 Mil- lerette Staff 3, 4 fEditor 4, Artist 3, 453 Quill and Scroll 3, 4. BL'RD1LX1i'SHliLINIi Tiff prczzzifr girl in tlzc class 1.3 Br H ,-N .l.7zz.1Ax'5 fun in C'l'L'I l'1hI,l1g thc' does. Vice-President of Class 1: S. S. S. 1. Q, 3, 4 1Rcporter 1, Cboristcr 2, 5. -H1 C. A. A. 1, 2, 4 lYice-President -H: G. G. C. 1, 2, 3, -ll Uperctta 1. 3: Class Play 2, 3, -ll F. H. A. 41 Uctctte 1: Sextctre 2: Class Yell Lcadcr 3. -l. T' I lmrs SWIHART Left give Lois' a great big Cl1E'L'1',' Sfnlf flu' ualedzdorian of the year. S. S. S. 1. 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 4, F. H. A. 4 lvicc-Prcsiclgnt 413 Mil- lcrette 3, -lg Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Class Play 3.3 Dramatics Club 4' Yalcdictory 4. . RICHARD SMITH Safulalorian Of the senior class. Une boy that is surf to pass. Canvas Crew 1, 41 F. F. A. 1: Salu- tatory 4: Track 2. DICK SIMMONS Dirk If ,vlzort and love.: speed. H01 rod d1'iu1'ng I-5 his need. Canvas Crew 1, 4: F. F. A. 13 Chess Club 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soft- ball 1, 2, 33 Track 2, 3, 4: Ushers Club 3, 4. Chokers WILSKBN George is short and plays a drum. HE: as gooa'-natured as they come. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 School Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Elkhart County Band l, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary- Treasurer 41, F. F. A. 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3. x', 2 ' ' ,f ,fffxx L W I, I , F E U RS K H Cu xg .X , I I I r 'N ,f'-X ,... f f NA . ' -T5 f, I ,--,' xxx.. I' Asn Qxw-Lil P -4- Q QM If!! I '. - SJ ,xx ,ffr- xN . n 'V fx! .K Y xxx: ' --x ir If XX! , ' I W: -'I k 1,1 Z!! X 1 .f ,ff A 1 fb. 4, ff ff, ,I L i EK-- ' 3 sm, - If Xxx I 15, .1 f f ,' ww N .- 3' X I If 5' My X , If I ff 'I A ' ,X If 1 II, A- H K I, jf' f ,f fx A,' if , sf' 1 -' ' f , 'I T ,lf XX' 'ff' If A VJ, -if, I lffff Y ' 'f If AN, I' f fx ' I .3fQ1ff37' 4 ' A f' ,' f , 1 sf f' X , ,' 1 f X' ,r X-if. 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' 'T' ' .XL ' 'A Q9- M i f ,f.', 1. xr W' ,lj M . 5.43211 RN I- wx' Fx s-.., , ,Ml j Nl x H ! A ! JUNIOR IQEVIEW The first junior class meeting was held September 25, 1951, in room 5. The following persons were elected officers for the class: President --------- -Carol Petry Vice. Pres.----Rose Ann Troyer Sec.kTres.---Marilyn Litwiller Reporter ------- HLnverie'Borksy Sponsor- ----- ----- ---Miss Hear' John Thomas and Glen Larimer were chosen as representatives for student council from the junior class. On September 29, the class storted selling magazines to raise money. The class wns divided into two teams. The team selling the most magazines was honored with a party. The first class party was held ot Barbara Hnrt's, October 51, in, honor of the winning team, February 26, captains for the class tourney were elected. Glen Larimer ond Eud Kurtz served as captains. The class yell lenders for the tourney were Marilyn Litwiller, Rose Ann Troyer and Leverkf Berkey. The class chose HMamo's Angel Childu ns their class ploy which was given April 18. In January, the junior-senior reception theme HSouthern Plontotinf was chosen. The reception was held May 18. The juniors recieved their class rings in October. i l l l l ib- 12 45. -it 7 KW Kf- -,...b eff? KN! f CLASS OFFICERS Carol Perry ,,,...,,, Laverle Berkey Rose Ann Troyer , Miss HOLII' .. Marilyn l.ilwillvr , ,,.. ,,,,.,, P resident , Reporter .r,VicekPresident Y Sponsor Secretary-Treas. Lnverle Rerlxey Czirlysle Lilnililisrer Galen Hire Richard Kvhr Bud Hurry Bob Larimer Glen Larimer Bill Lewallen lNlz1rilyn Litwiller Pete Manges Carol Perry lim Redman Stephen Rippcy Louise Smith lohn Thomas Rose Ann Troyer 1 if N fin Y r , x SMSW1. .- .. . . -.' w v-,,-1, T.. if 5x eff -4 C5 Zhi! D AY ', 1 may 3 N , v X . 151 -. if ': 'I , . C.. .,., 'fr ,rv war.-, -, , 1' 'e 1 gl. ' 9 2.1, I -F - ,W--Q, , Q xy- 1 ' Sl . 'ff K x tn ' , 5' ,. A Q 1, , up 1 4 1- 'fha -'vf at F ' . 1, gl, 'Z W -v v ad Pg . 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Lx wx If ff A 7 I - A EV , f xg v 1 I N N X lf 'I ,X z V V xt I V' R 1 If if , :rv X. ,' 1- 1 X ' A ff' , K ' A ' Q ,Z mf ,ky ,f X i' , f'f5?fi?2i?Ef22if.1?32?3 5?522?53i2ff1Si I X 4 f gggiigigfggxgumf 5 f . ' ' I 52521 'XXXX fP5E?a??iEE?fRi? Vf ,f' fA , xfRTii22:.:2?i?i1 fti3'-fiiE22:aiw.2':7 , ,f 'QZEi2?e.22z1ff,azfi2i2222ig:e2if V' I. HX.AN' if fi I V rf' f ff! f 1,1 , Y-'Z' ' f r- ' ' ,va 'fly . 11244 K... ff If i, 2 . fn ' www ' Liga -.1 2-1-L..-,-' X44 SUPHUVUURE Qsvnsm On september 12, the sophomore class of N53U met vith Mr.Davis+ The followins officers were elected: President ------- Carol Hebner Vice. Pres.-Bonnie Musselman Sec, 2 Tres,--Nerqeret Groff Reporter ---- --Joy Carpenter Leurefte Wilson and Devon Lsntzer were elected to serve on the student council, . At the beeinninq of the year the clsss had 13 members, We lost Joy Ceroenter end Floyd Yoder. When Joy left, we had to elect a new resorter who is Onole Qurtsfield, On September 13, we sterted sellins Christmas cards, We also sold streamers for the sectional tourney, . Tc held our first pfrty on September 25 for the freshmen class, On October ZH, our first cless perty was held at the home of Jo Proush. A sports party was Weld in the Qym on January 23, et the school house. The eless elected two sirls and one boy for yell leaders for the cless tourney, They Pre as follovsg Onole Burtsfield, Janice Rohrerp Ancil Schrock. , Our lest class perty was held on the form of s theater party. On Atril 20, 1951, I k W 1 Our lest dey of school party will be held on May 2M at Studebaker Park in Elkhart, fi 1 i I 1 a I 4 4 V -5 A V .ggi ,images -L J CLASS OFFICERS Bonnie Musselman ..,Vice-President Ioy Carpenter ...,.............,... Reporter Carol Hapner .......... ...,.. P resident Miss Fredenburg ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,., Sponsor Margaret Groff .Secretary-Treasurer Onole Burtsfielcl lOy Carpenter Patricia Eash Margaret Croff Carol I-lapner Lowell I-lite Devon Lantzer Leroy Moser Bonnie Musselman Donald Nelson Glen Perry Io Prough lanice Rohrer Arlene Saggars Ancil Schrock Bill Smith Lauretta Wilson .V 175 4TX,fxY a ' . y mi. X 'X ,lx ,N 1 ii W- .ii A - ww- P A- 4,514 M I, 'Ri 1 1 1 ' 4.4 A ' 1 ,X , H Af -I .D ,Q f , bgll Grim, L 'Fa --1:2 Af , Q '-11A ,L ww. fx ! 1 F Qs X - 'V' y rv. V 'lj-. f f Q 1 ' ' 21- 5 Q N 5 M 1 1 A 5 ,A N A - 'zs W 5 ' : 4- W . Q , V ff .?3l!Qf 'f. 1f .'52 5 5 5' ' l -Q, f f V , A Y ' ' ' ' - Q. ,L ,ix 'X vi K .eff Q 5 A, I N 1 ,.. I., .K v,.7, A? 5. .img . v : A 1 ix 1, j.. J' 4171 wiv pf lv. NQESHMAN COLORS MHIQUUN 1. .fs Qi 5 mf' ' -- - w fx NX --L62 X f' 1 X ge-7 1 - V 1 K ,.l.4..-' 1 A V K : 1 1 ,ffx X N f 1 ' if ' A ff W X X ,fl 1' ' . ' ff X X f N'XX' X flfff X X X I lf - W. , . x - 14,7 V, 1 I ! 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We lest 6 which leaves us with 65 nenbers, At our first class 'meeting we elected Joe Sehreck and Sindra Stoner os our Student Council Representatives, 3 On September 29, the sophomores had a welcome party for us at Beech Beomershines. Our chess sweaters were ordered in October and we received them in November, The Biology classes went to Chicago, November 4. We visited the Museum of Science and Industry and Fields Museum. We had three class parties during the yeerg they were ell held in the gym, Our class yell leaders for the beuwmey wera:DQrQmmy+H1tu, Sharon Kurtz, Pet Reokstoel Und Sandra Stoner,, CLASS OFFICERS Dorothy Rice Sandra Stoner Floyd Lebold Mr. Troyer Y Sharon Kurtz Secretary-Treasurer , , , Reporter ,, President ,Sponsor Vice-President Gurdon Bates Dale Bash lune Fisher Sonny Graff Earl Hglpncr Ioy ce Hztpncr Floyd Hcrslilwcrgcr Wlulter Hire KVilluur Kl1kIlliIl1.lIX Kathryn Kehr Shriron Kurtz Omar Lqmtz link Larimer lunc Larimer Floyd Lelwold Iulia Likes Leroy Miller Susie Miller Virginia Miller Harry Prough Mary Prough Dorothy Rice Doris Riegsecker Mary Rippey Harold Rockenbaugh Bob Rookstool Pat Rookstool Ioe Schrock Dale Showalter Larry Simmons Sandra Stoner Roy Swihart Merle Van Ness Ianet Yoder Ruby Zook 'vig' TA' I' ,I F----Q-,,' f , , f- I-S! I 5 A ... , - -L A ,, V, 1 . Y, nit? V M ff 'N n - Lj'?, ff . .J -'lW5, lf'- . ' ' A 1- , I ' I , ' in I 5 X 4 f ,. A . 'N 1 1 ' 44 . K Lk I , X X ' 'I 4 if U, l ., 'f- ' ' Na-LF l -YK r 4'.- 1 .1 i . ' , 1m:ifg 1+ , -7. -uf- r-.L-.ss 1. 1 'r gl-Liu.. b.'l.l.j Grade Eight 1 2' Paul Bartholomew Sharon Berkey XVarren Cripe Eddie Faust Barbara Hapner Nancy Kuhn Edith Mast Rob McGill Ian Musselman Ervin Nisley Mary Petgen Irene Plank Calvin Rockenhaugh Ierry Schrock Phil Slabaugh Leon Stutzman Ruth Swihart Edna Yoder Wayne Berkey VVilbur Fisher Garry Gardner Sharon Gardner Leahoma Holt Marilyn Hostetler Esther Lambright Alice Lebold Doris Litwiller Morris Litwiller Sue Ellen Likes Marie Lockwood Leroy Mast Kenneth Moser Bob Owen Sandra Sark Donald Swihart lay Yoder hi-iflkx, GRADES FIVE AND SIX Top Rout Ray Yoder. Kerry Lantz, Ian Douma, Orville Yotler, Kenneth Hapner. Tiiiito Row: Dale Herkey, Paul Simmons, Robert Kehr, Max Hailey, Davitl Pctgcn, lohn Sparklin. Robert Larimer, Albert Hite. Siazrixn Row: Kathleen Martin, Martha Stroup, Marcile Hatilflinan, Maryhelle Kauffman Betty Sheley, janet Phillips, Dorothy Mast, Paula Rippey, Mr. Thomas ltcacherj. FiRsT Row: Franklin Graber, Marie Faust, Mary Miller, Mary Ellen l-Sowlby. Violet Fisher, Cecil Hitc, Lorem: Nisley, Gene Lambright. Lavcra Troyer. y.: L If L 7 5 asf , .azxaib 1 K f K ,. 'Vx i. If Q . E xi - J' .A Ae. if GRADE FOUR THIRD Row: Susan Larimer. Karen Chiddister. Iohn Petgen, Iudy Keim. Arlene Yoder. lean Davis. Srcioxo Row: LaMar Davis, Raymond Cripe, Marilyn VVhirledge, Marilyn Sark, Twyla Kauffman. Miss Boring Qteacherj. Fixsr Row: Sandra Larimer, Mary Bowser, Connie Perrin, Rosa I-lite. Patsy Cripe. Don- ald Slahaugh. GRADE THREE Fot'RrH Row: Manases I-Iershberger, Elnora Kaugman, loy Graber, Homer Lambright. XVilma Plank, Sharon Bowlby. THIRD Row: Dwight Sark, Charles Livengood, Benita Shelton, Sandra Leek, Lowell Bailey. Larry Reed, Phillip Sparklin. Sifoxn Row: Glen Troyer, Phillip Rink, Barry Long, Eugene Phillips, Arlis Vllhirledge. Mike Rippey. Miss Kauffman Cteacherj. Fixsr Row: Maynard Hartsough, Ruth Petry, Ioe Chandler, Arthur Lambright, Ann Det- wiler. Ronald Martin. Sarah Petgen. Clair I-lostetler. 352 T GRADE TWO FoL'RTH Row: Lynda Lantz, Dennis Reed, Allen Mast, Nancy Treesh. Stephen Likes. Larry Troyer. THXRD Row: Dennis I-Iapner, Ronald Green, Mary Mast, Charles Kautfman, Pat Rippey. Wayne Yoder, Everett Perrin. SECOND Row: Nancy Sparlin, Iimmy Larimer, Patty Prough, Charles Mahler, Phyllis Long, Marjorie Slabach, Iohn Phillips, Mrs. Davis Qteacherj. FIRST Row: Verl Kauffman, David Worthman, Patricia Leek, Thomas Faust, Iudy Rockenhaugh, Max Yoder, Duane Stutzman, Thomas Holtzinger, Ivan Rockenbaugh. GRADE ONE THIRD Row: Iimmy Larnbright, Ray Petry, Ronald Stabler, Dianne McClain, Ronald Stiver, Linda Hartsough, Grover Lockwood, Ruby Miller, Miss VVeigel Qteacherj. Sl:COND Row: Iohn Chandler, Devon Blough, Alta Fisher, Larry Davis, Valentina Hav- rilenko, Vernon Sheley, Ioan Shelton, Lloyd Bontrager, Fmsr Row: Eva Sark, Vikie Larimer, Vickie Bender, Betty Perrin, Charles Rink, VVen- dell Bailey, Bobby Bowlby, Ronald Moser, Roger Crothers. S3 QSRQQLIUT. I-2!:.V'lELaLJ I t The first grade started off with 26 enrolled. There were 16 boys and lO girls. The first grade reading began with a reading readiness book en- titled, BEFORE WE READ. This was followed by three preprimers, cone prhner, and one first reader. These required readers were completed by the middle of March, After that, we completed a very difficult first reader called HEAIEH STORIES. All enjoyed this supplementary reading material very much, H . The Library Club has been very helpful and enjoyable. In. this club, the children read books at home, As much as possible, these books were checked on return. Thanks to the parents for their co- operation in this reading club. In arithmetic, reading and writing numbers to- one hundred was the first work undertaken. This has been followed by measurements telling time, money value, Roman numerals, number words, and addition and subtraction of small numbers. The trips away from school have been to the fish hatchery at Syracuse, the air pert, and numerous trips about town. 2 . The school year 1950-1951 found the second grade a busy, happy room with twenty-boys and ten girls. During the year two more girls joined us. Reading, writing, arithmetic, spelling, English, and health, our basic work, kept us busy, but we found time for several fmparties and games and story periods which we all enjoyed. Miss McDowell helped us put on a fine music progrmn. Thank you for all our nice art pictures. Several new books were added to our library. E We were glad for all the parents who visited us. So long we will see you next year as third grade people. fx The third grade consists of eleven girls and nineteen boys Ada Miller moved to Michigan but Joy Graber and Richard Kauffman joined us John Hoitzinger has been a shut-in classmate since the first week of December, He does his school wsrk at hone and has private classes two hours a week. The activities of the year have varied. An excursion to Stan- ley's Superiiarket was indeed a super one, Choral speaking was often e GVQQQK fQ!:QXf'IELgU QC-CJVTI 'Lil enjoyed toward the close of a busy day, A steady growth of each child was observed when the heights and weights were recorded in October, January, and April. 414 The fourth grade started with twenty pupils. Larry Kauffman and Helen Shaffer moved away, later Sharon Eash entered. They liked their new desks and the new library books. They enjoyed their Bible Study, art music, and song,f1ute lessons Much interest was shown in the geography classes by the pupils brings ing things produced by people of other countries, Maps, .stenegraphy, and view master sets were used as aids in geography and health, Some liked arithmetic so well they worked far ahead of the class. Most ef the liked reading stories, espeeailly these about animals, birds, and other things of nature. The Busy fBee Book gC1ub sgavoppractice 'and interest in English library reading and also lessons in leadership and S Ol V1CC, 5556 , This year we started out with twenty-nine pupile. Later we re. ceived another, Franklin Graber, from North Dakota, We have enjoyed a real school year with some educational movies, and quite a lot of new reading books were added to our room library, 'Our year's attendance has been quite good. The usual flu bug get some, Measles caught a few, But most of the pupils have gone through with pretty good attendance records. ' hcst of the 5 8 6 Grade News this gyearw was written by Martha Strowp and Marybell Kauffman,thd 5 8 6 reporters. The 5 A 6 grade boys' basketball team, with Mr. Troyer as their ezach, had a good season playing Clinton Community School twice, New Qaris twice, and Concord twice. This yea fourth grade ue stairs in Cause of the r we enjoyed being up stairs with the big folks, The get the old fifth and sixth grade room, and vwewowere ppt the old seventh and eighth grade room, This was done be- sohool's crowded condition, ACTWITIES I, 1 g' ,- lb Q gi-.v 1 .4 gs' HlLLf'1f5v '5l 4-My , E f gr N of N' r if in I 3 f gfg:9 X,i,:, f' f 'Ygg mm xl l'1 t' ff All lf' -x E vig, - -gg 1 ,,fl ff ' L ' ' f 1 ,fi .xwgfgx Q 'jf f Lf GUI ' yi XX- ' 'icilaf ' Ns .'Nxxi' ' Z' xi ' XM , A 1, L fy 1 -' 'VI i ziir l Jn, . M , . . ,, ' is - -'U V 1 ' I -,fx 1 6 3 il' ,:':L- . by - .Swv- . E .int 5, , 5 J Q , s 'Y J ' - ----1-'4dn..'-...if-ap. ' Q A iff-X 'f -D ' 0 -f --sv-casa.-1-., , In-f --' ,F 'alfa' Q 4? an 5-QL' S Bk ..T Q ff. 1 li M 1 , , -P. J .,-J,s:,f'f'+5'-ii ,wil A n- I STUDENT COUNCIL THIRD Row: Miss Fredenburg fadvisorj, Glenn Larimer, lohn Thomas. SLCOND Row: Sharon Gardner, Marilyn I-IosIe.ler. Paul Hariholomew, lan Musselman. Ioe Schrock, Sandra Stoner, Mr. Davis fadvisorj. FIRST Row: Devon Lantzer, Lauretta Wilson, Iohn Lantzer. Robert Musselinan, Glen Showalter, Ronald Miller, SUNSHINE SOCIETY FOURTH Row: Arlene Saggars, Emily Scott, Burdene Sheline, Laverle Berkey, Marvis I-Iire. THIRD Row: Sandra Stoner, Marilyn Litwiller, Sharon Kurtz, Pat Rookstool, Dorothy I-lite. lune Larimer, Rose Ann Troyer. SLCOND Row: .Carol I-Iapnei, Ianice Rohrer, Bonnie Musselman. loy Carpenter, Margaret Schroclc, Onole Burtsheld, Miss Saddler Csponsorj. FIRST Row: Patricia Eash, Carol Petry, Louise Smith. Lois Swihart, Esther Brenneman. Margaret Groff. 7 Q USHERS CLUB Fot'RTH Row: Steve Rippey, Floyd Yoder, Carlysle Chiddister, Leroy Moser. THIRD Row: Dorothy Hite, loy Carpenter, lunior Miller, Dick Simmons, Glen Perry. lulia Likes, Sharon Kurtz. Srcoxn Row: Mr. Howard fsponsorj, Sandra Stoner, Carol Hapner. Ianice Rohrer. Pat Easli, Margaret Grofif, Lauretta Wilson. FIRCT Row: Bonnie Musselman, Io Prough, Richard Grod, Iohn Luntzer, Robert Mussel man, Onole Burtslaeld. BAND 4 BACK Row: Ray Yoder, .-Xncil Schrocl-1, Ian Musselman, Carlysle Cliiddister, Bob Mcfvill. Floyd Lebold, Phil Slabaugh, Martha Stroup. A Q d du l FRONT ROW3 Lauremi Vlfilson, Carol I-Iapner, Ioe Schrock, Ronald Miller lstu ent iret- torj, George Vllilson, Margaret Groff, Nancy Kuhn. +Xl'::E'Po GIRLS GLEE CLUB THIRD Row: Susie Miller. Mary Ann Rippey, Rose Ann Troyer, Arlene Saggara. Patty Rookstool, Sharon Kurtz, Burdene Sheline. Siacoicn Row: Marvis Hire, Dorothy Hite, Doris Riegsecker, Iune Larimer, Sandra Stoner. Marilyn Litwiller, Mary Prough, Onole Burtsheld, Margaret Schroclt, Bonnie Mussel- man, Iune Fisher, Ruby Zook, Finer Row: Miss McDowell Cdirectorj, Virginia Miller, Lauretta Wilstin, Ianet Yoder Dorothy Rice, Iulia Likes, Kathryn Kehr, Ioy Carpenter, Ianice Rohrer, Carol Hap- ner, Carol Petry, Patricia Eash. Esther Brenneinan. Margaret Groff Cpianistj. BOYS GLEE CLUB THIRD Row: Harry Prough, Walter Hire, Floyd Lehold, Bob Rookstool, Dale Showalter Stcoivn Row: Leroy Moser, Io Prough, Galen Hite. Glen Showalter, Ancil Schrock. Richard Kehr, Keith Shaffer. Fnwr Row: Dorothy Rice Qpianistj, Sonny Groff, Hans Schmidt, Carlysle Chiddister, Ronald Miller, Richard Groff, Robert Musselman, Miss McDowell tdirectorj. DRAMATICS CLUB: Srxxoixcu Lyle Burtsheld. Robert Musselman, Richard Grotzf. Glen Showalter. Suriv: Emily Scott. Margaret Schrock. Lois Swihfirt, Mrs. Snider lsponsorj. F. F. A. FoL'RTii Row: George VVilson. lack Larimer, Omar Laintz. Galen Hire, Lowell I-lite. THIRD Row: Bob Larimer, Roy Swihiirt. Sonny Urofl, Io Prough. Ioe Schrocli. Dale Bush. Sty-oxn Row: Keith Shaffer, Merle Van Ness, lohn Thomas, Robert Musselinan, Floyd Yoder. Richard Grotli, Leroy Miller. Leroy Moser. FIRST Row: Mr. Howard fsponsorj, Hans Schmidt, Robert Rookstool. Dale Showalter. Iunior Miller, Glen Showalter. Ronald Miller, Lyle Hurtsheld. I l l l 1 1 l l F. H. A. STANDING: Dons Litwrller, Emily Scott, Arlene Saggurs, Dorothy Rlce. lltlfulrmi 5l'1Sl1I1C- Margaret Schrock, Alice Lcbold, Miss Hoar l5P0U50fl' SMTED: Laverle Berl-icy, Esther Brenneman, L05 Swlhim- ROW 'lim TVUFCV- Virol Perm Marilyn Lltwiller. Louise Smith. G. A. A. l:ul'RTli Rmv: l..1xerlc lierkey, Louise Smith. Lois Sxxilmrl. llurtlene Sheline. -THIRD Rout El1Tlly Scott. Mary Ann Rlppey, Errol Hnpncr. xlllfllyll l-lUV1llCl', Pnl Roolxsluol. lune Larimer. Swoxn Rmv: M155 Hoar fsponsorl, Arlene Saggnrs, Pntrit-i.1 linsh. Esther Hrenneman. Margaret Schrock. Margaret Grotf. Miss Saddlcr Qsponsorj. FIRST Row: Unnle Hurtsheld, Iglnice Rohrer, Iulin Likes. llnnnxc Mussclmgln. Ruby Zoola. Sandra Stoner. lune Frsher. 3 l 1. ,- ST.-XXDINC C alan Hue C len Perry o Prough Lxlc Burlshcld ruxo Row: XV Grotf. Iunior T Row: Bob Io Prough. C ACTIVITIES EEVHHU DRAMATICS CLUB In conjunction with the public speaking class, a dramatics club was formed with the following officers: President . . . .Lyle Eurtsfield Vice president. . . .Emily Scott Secretary-treasurer . .Peg Schroek Reporter . . . . . . Richard Groff The purpose of the club was to create interest in public speak- ing and to provide a training ground for the public speaking class before a real audience. During the year the club entertained at several pubhc functions with two one-act plays. NDear Lady, Be Braveu was used as a part of the county exchange program given at the New Paris School. The two plays, with their casts, wore: DEAR LADY, BE BRAVE Dr. Clark, a young physician . . . . . .Bob Musselman Mr. William Tandy, a bachelor . . .Glen Showalter Miss Sweet D A . . .Emily Scott Miss Montgomery unatgaghbiqdios .Lois Swihar Miss McLcndon . . Y .3 .L . . . . . .Peg Schroel BACHELOR' S LEAGUE n a 0 Q 1 0 n o 0 a n o 1 o Q e 0 Circ' Tom Reynolds .......... .Lyle Rurtsfield Joe Clark. . . Four bachelors .... . . .Glen Showalter Artie Thomas ..... . . . . .... . .Bob Musselman Jennie Granger, a strange young woman. . . .Peg Schrock Director. e Q e n 1 o 1 0 0 1 1 c 011013 SVVi11?1 t Stage manager. .... . . . . . . . . . . . Fmily Scott Needless to say, the amateur dramatists had great .fun ein pro- ducing nnd giving each of these plays. A GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This year there were 50 girls in the glee club, and the officers were: President........:.....Carol Petry See. 5 Treas......Esther Brenneman Reperter...... ......Sharon Kurtz Accompanist... ...Margaret Groff Sponser...... ....Miss McDowell s anawwfs Qsvmau ILUUFT U3 Some of the Glee Glub attendee an opera, 9La Traviata,N in Chi' cage on November 18. We held an exchange program with New Paris on January l5. The Girls' Glee Club sang in the County Music Festival on January 27. Some Millersburg served as the host to the other schools that attended. of the schools were Jefferson and Eristol. New Paris, Jamestown, Middlebury, Wakarusa, We had the pri lege of having Mr. Robert Shambau as director. On March 9, we held our School Music Festival in which the lower grades also participated. The Haven, Indiana, on March attended the Destrict Vocal Contest at New Sl, in which they placed for second division. Glee Club then At the closing of the year a double sexette, chosen from the Glee Club, sang for Baccalaureate and Commencement. FUTURE FARHERS OF AMERICA Several of the F. F. A. boys went with Mr. Howard to the District Fo Fo .flu into the ber l to complete The keep the g amo s . The meeting st Bremen September 5. The Hgreen haidsu were taken club October 7. The annual pest contest was held from Decem- February l. The spring and fall scrap'paper drive were Lbeth successes. F. F. A. put some of the posts around the ball diamond to people from driving on it when they ceme to the basketball club also started a new project this year. They brought a gilt which a senior boy will take care of for the spring litterg then another senior will take care of it for the fall litter. Next year it will go to one of the present juniors. ln a few years this project should expand so that every senior boy in the club will have a gilt at sometime during the year. SUNSHINE SOCIETY The Sunshine Society this year had 25 members. The officers werel . .,.. ...Esther Brenneman .Carol Petry no ossooo1oS1'lU.I O1'l Kllftz See ..... .Marilyn TLitwiller .. ......Arlene Saggers ...Burdene Sheline ....Janice Rohrer ....Miss Saddler Prcsident.... Vice Presient. ........... Secretary.... Recording Treasurer.... Chorister.... Reporter... Sponsors... The party so AQUIVITIES' l?tVltLU. imma first event of the year for the S. S. S. was a get-tovether the girls Could Q O become better acquainted with each ether. We then planned a Father and Daughter banquet for the last of November, but it had to be canceled because of weather conditions- The club then decided to have a Parents Program in the spning. During basketball season the girls sponsored a bake raffle at each home same. On March 24, the club had a bake sale. On these pro- jzcts the girls made slightly over 3100. On April ll, the Parents Program was given with about 65 at- tending. That night Peg Sehrock was crowned Ideal Sunshine Girl, and all five senior girls were given sweaters. Come on, girlsi Why not have a bigger and better Sunshine Sociew next year! , GIRLS' ITHLETIG ASSOCIATION The G. A. A. started with 26 girls with tmww dropping out later in the year. The officers were: , I President, . . . . . . Beg Schroek Vi-CC plicgj-dentv u D 0 v .Burdene Sheline Secret ry R Tregsurer. . Marilyn Litwiller Recording Secretary. . . Pat Eash Reporter. . . . . . . .Ebnnie Musselman Sponsors. . . ... 3 . . .Miss Hear and Miss Saddler At the beginning of the year the girls played softball until the weather was unfavorable. They sponsored a softball tourney between the upper four classes. The sophomores won. V Next the G. A. A. started to play basketball in the gym. They also sponsored a basketball tourney. The sophomores were Hchampsn in that, too, The girls then began setting up the point system. They joined the sta state G The girls They I I-XL I pi 0 te organization and voted to send two members to the camp. met every Friday noon and a few times after school. went to Elkhart on April 25 to play Volleyball. ' IQECEPUUN -On Kay l8, the junior-senior reception was held in the gym. It was oecorated to represent a garden just off s pl ntotien vorqnda, in kefpini with the theme nSouthern Plantation? A wedl was in the cena ter of the Ugardenn with the tables arranged around it in hexagon fashion, A stone wall surrounded the garden, and streamers of green and white were hung from the rafters to add color. A white gate was at the entrance. After the guests found their places the banquet was served by the Heolrredn waiters and waitresses chosen from the sophomore class. They were dressed in bright shirts, trousers, and dresses. The menu consisted of pineapple cocktail, baked ham, mashed pota- toes, gravy, green beans, parkerhouse rolls, butter, strawberry jam, tossed salad, toasted almond ice cream, butterscotch sauce, vanilla wafers, and coffee. The master of ceremonies was Richard Kehr. The welcomewas given by Carol Petry of the juniors, and Glen Showalter responded for the seniors. Carlysle Chiddister and Esther Brenneman gave short readings related to the South. The high school boys' quartet composed of Carl- ygle Chiddister, Glen Showalter,'Eob Musselman, fnd Ancil Schroek sang tow numbers. A speech intitled 'Southern Creotivenessn was given by Miss Hear, junior class sponsor. Eill Lewallen led the group in sing- ing southern songs, Mr. Davis, senior class sponsor, spoke on HTrodi- tions.H Piano and aecordian music was played during the evening by Miss Margaret Bcyts of Goshen, Indiana. SENIOR PMN On December 15, a crowd gathered at the high school gymnasium to - ,. , . 3 wathh the seniors present Uhr. herlcle's Muddlel' The play was about Tabby McGraw and Jinx Keller, Tabby's cousin from across the street, who sent a picture of their dead Aunt Amanda to a matrimonial bureau just to get rid of it. The picture had been left with the McGraw family for safe keeping by Cousin Sara, who was away fighting a war. Tabby and Jinx did net know that Ur. Herkle, the town's most prosperous and unprincipled real estate nmn, had been hopefully corresponding with the same bureau. Of course, the matri- monial agency matched Nr. Merkle up with dead old dead Auntie. Tabby, terrified by this turn, was ready to confess the deed when she discovered that Nr. Merkle was evicting Clarence Ingles, a hero recently returned from the South Pacific war. So disgusted was Tabby by Unis time she decided to pursue the mail order nromaneeh to the very end. Mr. herklo discovered the hoax and was wild with ruge. He .net only was determined to evict Clarence Ingles, but brought the McGraw and Keller homes so as to dispossess these two families as well. Still, unappcased, he threatened suit against the matrimonial agency for their part in the fraud, unless they get him a wife. Rather than pay damages, they sont him, without delay, a mammoth being in the person of Cousin Sars. The NeGraws were flabbergastee t? see iCousin Sara, who told them of her marriage that morn ng. She stopped the evictions of the Mcdruws and Kellers because they were relatives, new even Ir. hgrkle's lin. Jinx Keller. Mr. Keller. Mr. McGraw. Mr. Merkle. Clarence Ing Charlie, the Mr. Hogarty. Tabby McGraw Cousin Sera. . .Richard Groff . . . . Bob Mueeelman . Keith Shaffer . . . . Junior Miller es. . . . Glen Showalter mailman. Lyle Burtefield . . . . . .Ronald Miller . . . Birdene Sheline Q a 0 0 o c o a n u uPGg SChl OCk Mrs. McGraw. . . . . . . Esther Brenneman JUVHUR PLQY HHama's Angel Childn under the direction of Mrs. Snyder was pre- sented by the junior class on April 18 at 7:45 in the high school gym- nasium. Q hrs. Charner, a forty-five year-old mother, looking much youngen is at her wit's and financial end. So gathering together what cash she can, she takes her attractive young daughter, Daphne, to s smah. but exclusive summer resort hoping that Daphne will make an advanc- ageous hatch. To this same hotel comes Horace Bagley, a millionairq with his step-son, Dick nrmstrong, a college football stark Horace is seeking to get away from females who would wed him for his fortune. Chen Hrs. Charuer hears that the wealthy Bagley is in the hotel, she insists that Daphne set her cap for him. But Daphne has other plans. nt a football game, she has seen the handsome Dick Armstrong on the field and fallen in love with him, although they've never met. Und furthermore, she refuses to become interested in Bagley because he is se much older than she. Knowing thit many elderly men prefer younger women, Mrs. Charner hits upon a plan to pose as much younger than she really is and have Daphne dress and act as a little child. Daphne is rebellious but fin- ally consents. When Daphne is in the garb of a little girl, she plays the part and is one of the most overbearing Ubratsu who ever existed. ,nd then Daphne runs into Dick, dressed as an infant, but wins him with her cute, precoeiousness.' Mrs. Charmer, in more youthful attire, finds no diffieluty in winning the heart of Bagley. H telegram found by Ellen, Mrs. Chermer's old family servant, discloses the fact that Bagley has lost all his money in the stock market, but by this tige, Irs. Ghermer has really fallen in love with the kindly old mil- lionaire and declared that she will marry him even if he is penniless. Ent the telegram proves to be a mistake and Bagley finds a woman who cares for him for himself and not his money. Daphne finally reveals her own age and that of her mother. Bagley the hand and heart oi his step-son. is Qelighted that hrs. Charmor is nearer his own age and Daphne wins .D Cast . Stage mana'ers- Bill Lewallan and Steve Hippy 1226 up- Lsverle Berkey Prompters- Mrs. Snyder and Laverle Berkey Director-Hrs. Snyder Irs. Ch:rmer, 5 young widow--Carol Petry Da hne Charmer, her daughter--Bose Ann Troyer Ellen, an old family servant--marilyn Litwiller Borace Bagley, a millionaire--Richard Kshr Dick Lrmsmrong, his step-son--Carlysle Chiddister Uilloughby, Bagley's nan-servant-Glen Larimer Kiss Kreech, a spinster-Iouise Smith .NN I x X xxx X, r X X, ?x 4 6 ,I 1. v I if 1-A, -x.. bm 43 ix fl 5 Q 53 All ll fm, M U T TU 'QL LQUHCHEU BUT HUT MEEHUREU fp mms ill ,gf REU HUD LUHITE 5 L2 , V D FLG ER U my OF M WLLEE4 H T? rxij, F KW f fi? 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But all good things in cone to an end sooner or later, so we uust take this philosophi and spend our few regaining days together in enjoying our friends F f H r the We C 0 your 1.lG-.1 some life ally our yearx ago, as freshien, we net together and chose HLaunched 3 but not anchored as our class motte. it first it did not mean much to us, but lately, as each day has brought us nearer to graduation, we have realized more fully what it nesnst Our school days can be likenei to the building of a ship. When our schooling first started, approxi- t We xetely the same building material was available for evervone J sorted this material ourselves and took what we thought would satisfy our own needs or desiresg everything that actually went into the building process depended entirely upon rs. New that graduation is drawing nearer we realize that with a little extra time on our part we could have built our ships far stronger. We krow new that the time we spent in merely fooling around could have been spent to a far better advantage in the building of our ships. Ent like our realization has cone too late. Our ships are and we are searching in vain for building material ours earlier if we hyd only taken it. Our launching time has finally arrived, and sheltered harbor to sail out into the sea of life. as stormy new because of the present world condi we are leaving A sea that is tions. Here is many other thinms5 due for ilsnnhhimg, that could have 'been OUI' twima the test of our shipsg soon we shall find out if they will survive the stern or if they will sink. Ls we leave here tonight, I want to wish each one a happy voyage. I hope everyone will survive the stern and find a safe and Lhpppy anchorage in th: sea of life. S if N FOR PEfiSONfXLHlEiQ Ha talkingg Pa is sort of a quiet feller. He never says hardly anything, I guess that's cause I do most of the 'talking. Another thing about Pa is he has a way with the women folk. I guess I never would of got him if it weren't for my big brother and my dadg they went out after him one Sunday morning and we were married that after4 noon, I still don't know how they done it so quick. Wal,here he is. We kind of decided he'd do most o the talkin' tonite. Spit out thet chaw, Paw and come on up here. Pa talking: Sech a long winded person I never did see, The only reason she let me do the talking tonite is that she is so bashfulg you noticed how she turned red, didn't you?' Ma always has been that-a-way though. Why the first time ah saw her, thot was the day her brother and dad decided she should get married, she turned so red thet people came from miles around with buckets of water askin whar the fire was. uHawu NHawN thet's a little bit exagerated but then it ain't often I gits to talk so much at one time. Wal Maw says I'm supposed to tell you folks about all our kids. I guess I can start out with Hans Emazus, Now Hans is kind of bash- ful, but he's an awful good worker. Another thing about Hans is, he likes to singg thet kid is always singin no matter what he's a doin. Stand up there Hans. Next is Liga Keith. Keith is also a pretty good worker, but he's always a running away from home after girls and somebodys always fetching him back. Git up there Keith. Next is George Abraham. I guess George is the lidlest one we got but then don't let looks deceive ya, he kin take his part amongst any a the otherns. Funny thing about George though, and thet is he never wants to ge anywhere. When all the other kids go to parties, he never wants to go along.' I guess right along with George we ought to mention his twin brother, Lyle Mortimer. Now don't ask me how it happened cause I don't knowg all I know is they were born on the sane day in the same year, Why ther's as much difference between em as the north and south pole. I guess Iyle's about the best natured of the lot, but it's just awful hard to get him to work as you kin see. Wal,next we got Richard Luke. New if you ever want to find Richard, just go out into the woods and there you'll find him huntin. That boy is just crazy about dogs. Another thing about him though is that he's kind of girl crazyg show yourself there Richard. After Luke comes Glen Amos. Now as you kin see, Glen, along with Richard there, has about the curliest hair in the familyg he gits thet from my side. Glen is also a little bit short, along with George over here. There is one thing I can't underspand about thet boy and thet is, one day he comes up to me and says, Pa kin I have H17 fer a class ring,U and I asked him if it was necessary, He said yes, so I gave it to him. I ain't seen the ring yet, and thet was more than a year agog Now where it got to I don't know. Stand up there,Glen. Q 75.521 Ti f1f'j'l!sX fp QT f' 'I xDll2l!1iFi lg hlf1y5l,i?Nfll.i llh tl tlflmldl Now next is Dick Eli. Dick is anotherh thot all he wants to do is hunt and fish,,hut he's a good worker. There is something else though and that is he's an awful good car mechanic. Stand up there Dick , Next here is Junior Clem. New Junior is another short one along with a few a the others, and he's a pretty good worker. But Gosh Omijhty, all thot kid wants to do is sleopg we have the awfullest time gcttin'him up. Jungor also likes sports pretty wellg stand up thena Junior. Next is Richard Lester. New you might wonder why we named him such a prominet name as dichagg Lester. Well, when he was born we thought he was, among all ou15 gding to amount to somethingg he had the intelligent look. But boy what a disappointment! Oh, I guess heh as smart on any of the boys but some of the things he thinks of, xseeh' as puttin'r big spring on the handle of the ax and a weight on the head so tht ax would work itself while he sits in the shade. Wave to to em Richard. T 1 - 1 S- text is John Ezra. New John is a pretty good worker if he fgits enoufh sleep, hut my land he never gets in from eourtin'at nite till it's tint to start chores in the morninQ HQ's an awful fast runner thoughg he runs rabbits down instead o shootinfem. Git up there John. New the last of my boys is.Boh Hezikia. I guess Ebb is about the tallest kid I got, and he's the most awkward. Why thet kid can't walk from the harn to the house with a bucket of milk without spilling it. and there's anotherh always trying to invent something to save work. Why just the other day, he was a studying awful hard, and I asked .him what he nfs a doing. he said that he was trying to invent an alarm clock which would go out and do chores and then wake him up. Wal thot takes cart ortho boys. ' We ain't get near as many girls as boysg still there is a good hunch. Over here on my right is Emily Amanda. Emily helps Ma a lot around here with the washing and such. Iut she likes sports awful w i,,, llg she is all the time playing grmes with the boys so I guess she was worn to hc - hey. itgnd up there Emilv. N,xt is Lois Ahif,le. Lois helps Us a lot too, She also kinds l T.g rjorts, out most of -ll she is the smartest in the familyg she is ilwgys g'rc,ein'. hook of some kind. Stand up there Lois. Hoyt 15 Peg hgsilda. fej is just the opposite of,Lmily3 she would rather he inside iorkin'thin ,e.i outsid, playin dell with the boys Not thft the doesn't like hoysg one night not so long ago sho came home her- sportin'a new ring on her finger, and just as hadpy as a mdm1 ',am. Yep, vou fvesgee itg :he's a'Qoin'steady, whatever that means. tend W, Eh,re Peg. .--,, V ' , x 'YY' ' 7. 'N '5UH2lf! 13LWUNMi1li-5 1 4 I 'I ' bL,NlL,iX ILRD .4 HL- I L- LI? K:-.Ui!iLlj V -4 Noxt in Zurdcno fgnsf. Now HCFL ie tho cook of tho familyg boy itat jirl can cook! oho's gonna make somo follow fn awful good wife. l kinda think sho has Qot hor oyo on Ono in p rticul:r. Durdono flso likon gnimgls tho oo t of any of the girls. lit up Burdens. Wall, that kind of finishos tho introductions of my little emily, :nd I bolicvc thattnis is tho best minding family tboro is in illorsburg. rxxx iff? CLASS FCEM Every year 2 senior class fret ser farewell and part, To to the way trot fire directs, Reef colv momorges in thelr hearts. The xogpnb new his come for us. We are meetin9 More toni'ht For GHC last flino af hljh school fun Before we tgke our fllfht. Le a:e legvlig friends and teachers Tho have shgred these last four Tears To go forth into the world To search for our careers. We meet tonight as farmers, who Are the backdono of our race. I simple, homey t peg of folk. You will find most any place. Then we go out into the world, Me will keep trom as our theme. gnd EEY to mgPe our llves like theils ilugle, honest, hardworking sid clean Lois Swibart 7 I f X CLHSS HISTORY Well, here we arc, back on the farm again after four long years, to review our activities of those eventful years, but it does seem good to be home again with Dad and Mother and with all the family to- gether again, for the first time in these past fpur years, The time has gene fast, and the events will always be remembered, Just think, Mother and Dad, when we started out four years ago, we numbered 51, and tonight 17 of us surround you, waiting for that promised ice-cream and cake. Out of the 51, we selectedg President ---------- Glen Showalter Vice President ---- Burdene Sheline Secretary-Treasurer ---- Ora Troyer Reporter ------------ Joan Stutzman SponSor--- ----- - ------ Mrso Gunden Our first Great Moment was the initiation party sponsored by the sophomores. They were pretty rough on us, but we took it gracefully thinking that OUR turn would come next year, Our first class party was held at the Groff home, December 163 we chose our class motto, our class colors, and our class flower, We were really Ugoing placesn now with these important details in our recordsg We received our class sweaters January 2 and felt very im- portant. ' ' And Ma, do you remember when the next party was? Well, lfll tell you--it was when you entertained the class on March 2, out on the farm and what a good time we hadk And now our first year was rapidly coming to a close amd this was climaxed by'a party and picnic on the bank of Elkhart River, south of Millersburg, September 1948 found 26 of the original 51, returning as sopho- mores, New we proceeded to elect as officersg President ---------- Glen Showalter Vice President ------ Bob Musselman Secretary-Treasurer---Peg Schrock Reporter- ----- ---- Jewell Stutzmnn Sponsor ---- - ------- ---- Mr, Miller We asserted our rights in a big way on October 19 when we had the pleasure and'privilege of initiating the ones we could new refer to as FRESHMEN. There has never been an initiation night since then, and we are still wondering whyLLL After that eventful initiation night, our activities sort of went blank for a while, but on February 8, we launched a gym party. Good times are fine, ut we did need cash so we sold Christmas cards to raise money for the necessities of our classg On Aprill 7, we ordered our class rings, The ordering was a CLHSS HISTUI Y MU TDI thrill but the waiting period seemed endlessg however, we had some- thing' to look forward to, those ringsi With the vision of those rings, we rolled down the curtain on another year with a picnic in ellie Pence's grove, ' Rent September found 22 of our 26 of last year, returning new as juniors, Bob Nusselman took the honored chair of Presidentg Glen She- fflter as the follow-up man, Vice Presidents and Peg Schrock was a nold-over from the sophomore year as 3ecretary-Treasurer3 .Keith Shaffer was selected as Reporterg and Miss Hooley was our Sponsor, On October' 8, Glen Showalter entertaired us at his home at an out-door party. dur next social function was a party on December l5, when the winners in the magazine sales were entertained by the losing team, On March l, the class sponsored an all-school skating party, several of the members attending preferred to stand rather than sit the following day, ,And on April l2, we gave our Class ,Play, Tons of Trouble ,, We had already proved ourselves able and efficient sportsmen as our record will prove to youa We, the girls, defeated the sophomores in the softball tourney, and the boys won both the basketball and the softball tourney. On May l2, the evont', cf' the 'year--thc Junior-Senior reception and banquet--was a reality after much planning since February. 'This was the night that definitely put us, the juniors, pretty close to the top round of the ladderi Our selection of a picnic site last year suited us pretty well, so ve again returned to the same familiar spot, the Ollie Pence picnic grounds. Our senior year opened for us with l7 members of our previous 22: our officers for this final yecr wereg President ---------- Glen Showalter Vice President ------ Bob Musselman Secrotary-Treasurer-Keith Shaffer Reporter ......------ Richard Groff Sponsor ------------ ----- Mr. Davis Our class was not to be forgotten in the Student Council and we were very proud to hive John Ifntzcr and Bob Musselman elected Presi- dent ind Vice President of this school organization, two members of our class, Hbnald Miller and Glen Showalter, were elected represent- ativ,s of the Council. The class was entertained by Allen Fisher in his country home October Sl at 2 Hallofeen party. The boys lon the softball tourney, and they also carried home the honors in the basketball tourney. Hats off to our boySl CLHSS HISTUEY rfomrrl ' D The combined efforts of the juniors and our class in concessions at the ball games netted each class 50 ner cent of the reccipts,0r approximately 125 dollars. Although M13 Davis is very modest about his birthday, we did disu cover that he still has them, and on November 17 we surprised him at his home with a birthday party. And new again we were struggling with our school play, which really took form on December l5 before a packed house. HMr.'Merkle's Muddlen turned dull moments into laughter for about two hours, Dur Constitution test in Government brought sweat to the brows, but was rewarded with big returns, With that event behind us, we really were able to enjoy our party in the gym February 28, March 16 might just as well have been strichen-frem the records as far as our intellect and ability were concernedg for after that grand day in Detroit on March 15, who felt like studying, who felt like talking about anything but Detroitg in fact, we were so tired, who felt like talking about anything? On May 18, we were really the honored guests, and the juniors surely made us feel as honored guest in the way that they entertain- ed us with a grand banquet and everything that goes with it to make that evening one to be long remembereda And to you juniors, we wish to thank you most heartily for that grand reception, Our Baccalaureate on May 20 was the first event of the week oeening our Graduation activitiesg it was closely followed by our Class Night on May 22, with the Commencement on May 25. And now, Dad and Mother, here we are tonight to enjoy the anni- versary with you. This is the last page in the History def' thisr familyg all volumes to follow will be written by each individual. f CURSE PRUPHEEY 1 Affi? 1'?'iiN for t'f West Sir Tiers I decided to sell old Nellie Gnd eww one of tense new feneled eutoe end tern 0 trip, Ent vWere to 'l, TWP? 'Di tne en'Etion, liter tnintind it over I decided to TO end :ind ny old clese retee of Hilu, I knew tFnt Gdoree Wilson Hes opfrntinw tee qilson's HRDWGT Till in fillfrsbnre so I vent to see hir first, Tfter spendine e day 'T 'ie u3f, Fe told fe that Estrer Erennenen ned rnrried Defid Eer- tieloiev, Tie nfft dey I drove to Cniendo end found tHe Bertnolorevs, I spent thet niint Wit' tWer, Tiey told re tnet Dieu Simmons Hee to drive 't,t?e Indienenolie Sneedvny tWe nfrt dey, I told tner tnet I world Frive t5en to Indienfpolie end they could take tne trein bnok. TFe nfft dfy We FF5vf to Indi?ndjoli3 Ped errived there just PS t'e rece vie etfrtinr, Tr een tifn etert Hut Eidn't ?nov which one res Dig', Te Hetc'ed tie raeeg and ee tniy gene into tHe finish line, e little Cer, which res Chee? red end Fed P USIU on the side, wee in first plece, I told Dfre tWft it wget Hr Dick, end eure enfven when tney ennwnneed tHe winner it Hes, eo re ell vent down to telk vith hii. I teen left Devi end Esther end vfnt Hit? Dick to spend the fvenind, telhine o'fr old tives, He eeid thft Glen Snovelter ned boufit tne Bid Fetenfry on the outsnirte of Infienedolie end thnt'he would cell Hin end tell Wim to Cone un for eudier, Te ned Q Wonderful tire tnft nirnt, THQ n'Vt norninr Die? took we eient feeine on a bwe. We hed to veit P While on tn? driver to Coreg ee soon ee ne CFWP, I tnounnt I Wed Tiff ti' Effore no I esked Dick Uno ne Hee, We seid tnet it was Renfld Miller, Diet eeid We ned some snoopind to do eo I continued Hitn Toneld the reet of tne dey, Tuet nirnt ne eeid tnet Pee Senroci hed married John Lenzter and tnet tFev dvned 2 Hotel in Fort vevne Union IHQY eelled nTne 'Lazy THo,H Tiet nir5t I drove to Dort veyne to look up John end Pee, I Het t re in time to eat nreetfeet with tnerg tney nnd 2 ibeautiful wlene, I QeEed tnen if they knew vnere eny of tie reet of the class lined, They eeid tH'v ned Quit rotten e lettir fron Lyle Eurtsfield, CTA told me tnet ne lined out Tide of Fort Wnyne on a fern, I needed for LyIf'e wlece, John Couldn't tell me evectly Hnere I lived, nut We did Pnov tne roed We lived on, I He? driving- elonr f'AfI'1 I sexy e nie sirn eneed tnet seid one Nile to the DouT'lf L oat ffrf. I wondered ef t'e tire Hnet 9 doft fern lo1?ed like end euddenly reelizfd t'et t'e onlv 'erson U50 vould Hire e voet ferr vould be Iylf, 'I'e rile 39TIf5 in 2 hurry, As I vez onlline un to the fern, I Pnf' it vei Lyle'3 beceuie I een 2 bid Guy eittine on 9 Ceee trector pullin' F Keieer Cer, Lyle wee so iurorieed to see ne thet he invited fe in for supper, I aeked nin vny he celled his fern the HDUWEIP LH? We leurned end seid he hed nerried L'ure Judey, I spent roit of the fvfnine tkere end found ont thet Junior Tiller wee a SFOTIE fnnouncer et f redio ftetion in Q enall town neer by, Q x t . . M. Q fi' Pllllw'-EY' lJl.f CDEI ilq ll. f I I xnomdl THe nfrt nornine I left Lyle's ond HeciFed to drive over and Gee Jwrior, I Not trere in tHe riH0le of nie first brondeest. I '9itCd till We lf eione f '1fJ'tTl9l'l ent into t'ie studio to SCG him. JI-11'1iOl ff?'d nf to cor? olone Wore with him for dinner, but He elid he would hero to etoo 9t tHe vrocfry Ftore On? rot ion' Meet, 'File Junior Hee 'iftinf tHe root, iireone CSMP ine orfoted ne, I turned Pround to foot Bob Tuseelrvn lfuoiino Hi? Heed off, I FCIPQK him vhat We vos doinw for Q livine. 'HO said thet ne owned the store ond ded been run- nine it for iorf time, By thi? tin? Junior he? rotten his neat end was ready to no Wore, I epent the rest? of tHe dey with ning then I vGnt'to n hotel to iwond the nioht, - ' ' While I V93 in the loboy, Q oirl Core up tofre one esked if I knfw 9 Wood ples? to ret, I loofed around, onC to ry surjriee CWCPG stood Burdene Sheline, Te ned :'niee little cnet, Rnd then I 39395 her .vhet she vez iwinf there, Sho Qfid one was trnvelin' for the Folly Porrot Shoe Conpony. Tr had supper tooefher end vent to Q Show, We vrre ateyino at iifforent hotels to I took her to her hotel and bid her good-bye, . The nert morning I rot uw eerly to bend for hone, When I Not heme, I hed P :took of veil 6 rile hioh eo I eterted rcfdinp. The firet letter vos fron feith Shaffer Goyine he Hes en frtiet nor paint- ino G picture of Loie Swihfrt who nrd Breore Q oreot novie etfr. He Said thot he HP? Tt?vinH in Yew York ft tWe Totel Etetlery 9ni'tHQt he 'fished I 'YDPJP t . rC, 'I ffrete It-'c't to e'g',tl'1 fri?-Agefzfcl Hin if 'ie new VHTTP ony of the otnfr Clans mrrbrrs of H5lU werel About F vCek'lDter he reolied thet Tens 5ePnidt Wed beoore president of Gzrnony and was doinf 9 fine job, TC erid toot Emil? Scmtt was 0 nurse in a hospital in Eoeton, I then frote to Enily fnf ached if soe knev where eny of the old C1972 mftfv were and vhot ther were doine, Ste reolied and faid tnet Richeri Sritk he? ittended eolleee four yeere and nod become Q doctor in Boston, Since I HFVF seen end Herrd fror everv one of my clresnrtr I feel tVet the? More Hccore nuite an Rccooolisred Nroup, ' u Q I HUVICE TU FACULTY As we, the class of H512 have come back to renew the acquaintances of our school days, we want to get something off our'minds which has been bothering us these many years. It is with deep regret that these so 1 could not h ve bemi van in the days when we were undergraduate ,as a Q as we are sure they would have made it so much more pleasent for the pupils at M, H, S, First some advice to the teachers as a body, We advise iyou to form a uniong that way you may be able to receive more wages, Also start calling the'pupils with a Mr. or Miss before their names. They are important toe, for without them you would not have a teaching job, You could be patriotic by saving paper and not writing a permit every- time someone leaves the roomy you know you can trust us, New for some individual advice. We advisellr, Davis to allow the pupils to run in the halls. Can we help it if we are so eager to get to our next interesting classes, Also let the class tourney continue, We like to win one tournament in our high school days. We advise Mr. LeCount to try some super method of coaching. By new you surely realize that'Millersburg just doesn't have the material for a good basketball team, The track boys would like to get awards that we could be proud of every year instead of a dinky little tin shoe in our last year. We advise Miss Fredenburg to grab a young man. 'hn're not getting any younger, p 1 We advise Mrs, Snyder to get a new hobby. Keeping pupils offthe honor roll with a C plus gets mighty discouraging. But thanks a lot for a super job directing our play, We advise Miss Saddler to stay'at M. H. S. as it's not very often we get good looking women teachers. Thanks a million for helping on our annual, for without you we could not have published one, h We advise Miss Hear not to let Dick eat a meal in the cafeteria, It might break the engagement, and that would be drastic, We advise Mr, Treyer to join the Marines because they need good men like you, p We advise Mr, Howard to practice some of the things he teaches in farming, After all Purdue isnft always correct. We cannot give Miss McDowell any advise as we feel sure she has dnno the best job possible with the music department at M. H. S, an -., E ' b.. 5.7 I8 U M V5 L I.-. Ever Since we started a high school career four years ago, we have had the habit of grumbling. Some of us do it only part of the time while others do it almost all of the time. Why did the freshman class always hang around in groups rather than a large portion of the class together? L class that works to- gether gets along better than one which works separately. ' Why does the freshman class usually have a greater per centage of its class on the honor roll than the other classes9 ls it because they like to start off high school at a fast pace? Why ean't the classes pick their own sponsors instead of having them aooointed? I think the classes would eo-operate with the sponscr better. Why do some persons always crab when a teacher tells them to get to work and stop loafing? After all, who gets the blame if the studenmrmake low grades in the course--the teacher. Why is there a limit on those who can enter the library? It is for the school's use and is needed as a source for information. Why can't the school get new baskettall suits More often? It would look better and would help to make the boys feel like playing a better brand of basketball. Why doesn't the classes of the high school gc on more field trips? They always were both educational and fun before. Why isn't there D clock in every room So the students can see what time it is? Maybe they wouldn't be lite for the next class so often if they knew when the bell was going to ring. Nr. LeCount wonders why every promising track star he gets either quits school or moves away before the track season opens, Why do so many students who enter high school as a freshmen drop out before their final year? The last year is the test year of all, you know. Why can't the school have more and better maps around? You could get a lot more out of a course if there were more maps. Why doesn't the school have a larger playground and better play- ground equipment? The way it is now, most of the students stand a- round at noon. Why does Mr. Davis cough louder than anyone else in the school? It keeps the students from studying, DEDlCfX'HQN We,the Yillercttf St2ff,dedicate this Pnnual to the frQHu9tPQ of Villcrsburw H125 School who are nov in the armed services of the United States of Americn, HUVICE TU FHCULTY LEUUVDJ Last but not least, we advise the cook to join the Woes, Lihen mfybe you could cook for 12 months a year instead of only 9. E der the circumstances we can compliment you for the good job yeufre doing. ' We nope this has been taken in the manner it was given. All in fun, GUMBLE Why are the school clocks usually all different? They can't all be right. Why don't they get new pictures in the study hall? The old ones date back to about 1805. Why don't they rebuild or repair the steps leading to the study hall? It is like walking up a washboard, Why do we have to go to school so long? Where do the seniors get all the jokes they use in bookkeeping? Why don't we have a longer noon hour? Why do we have to write these grumbles? They are treated so lightly. What is the matter with the school heating system? Why did the bookkeeping class calm down all of a sudden? Q Why doesn't the Millersburg Band ever get any new instruments? Why don't they get the janitor a helper? What happened to this year's track team. Why do the agriculture boys like Mr. Howard so well? time This hood down V ti 311 M' WULU 1112 P EN IF - Now that we children arc back on tho farm again with some loisurc on our hands, at last wc have somo timo to just sit'and thinkf afternoon I was out wandcring around thc farm, visiting my chilof haunts whore ovorything looked so cala and peaceful. I just sat undo? an old shade tree, and it wasn't long before I began to P woat wouli haypcn ii: Glen Lsrimer fotrd out Lavorle Bowery was rsallj lovo sick? Ronald Miller Hecamz tho diroctor of tho Philharmonic Orchestra? E'fl'J3a Snydcr woi-ol-i ran 73,77 the stairs? fro senior fn' sopnoiorc gyls rotld Hive ylgicd the finish of The softoill 5 1ie Qame lie seniois Jotld have won. lotid soo Ltaroi Kurtz gnc Pat loohsgool then thgj aFen't so sillt? The sophomore class would associqte with somo of sho other classes? Ir. TTOYCF hadn't come hero to teach? fhere'd have Ween no fed- hesd in school for the freshman and sophomore girls to get a cmmhon. There wgsn't a bunch of 7th and Sth grade girls around Hans Schmidt all the time? - che juniors and seniors could dancc at the reception? ?y,MilleEette came out on time? boob and Bonnie would he-ome a steidf couple? RUW7 Zook co ld so with all tho Boys she claims she con? Lo? Iusselmzn wovlenit make himself Heard 5 mile away? Junior Hiller didn't becomo 5 wildman on the basketball floor? lo? Ccrpenter novld five Georoe Milsoo a chance to tell her that he loves her? 'p. LeCQunt had a warm foou to teach in instead of an ieehox? Cue Durtsfield could make everyone believe that she doesn't like 7' 'rw 7-nf lvw '7 4-10 J -.lic-.uv L.3,fl' Rose inn Trove? wo ld Grow to be six feet tall? W H ,fl I3 i3 til-J it- -. Lf' gl, UNT UQ hiss Fredenburg found a boyfriendo Then she wOuldn't have to mdfe up stories about the one in Indianapolis. Carlyslc Chiddister would have gotian to clay during the Home C1-y hameo He wouldnfi have gotten floor buinv from fallin, off the bench. , Janice Rohrer wotldn't get so mad? The senior class would get to take a weekfs trip? Carol Hapner didn't think she was a qiamnur girlv The sophomore girls eouldn't skate wizr Nr, Trevor at the skating parties? Nr. Davis didn't talk so much about Jeanv The F. H. A, and the F. F. A, would have a party together? Oh brothark Glen Showalter wasn't going steady with Rosioo He might be able to olfy better besVetball. Tir, Davis wasn't a YANKEE fan? The students could run in the halls. There'd be more accidents, Ve'd have some good assembly programs? Harry Prough became the star rebound man on the basFetball team? Steve Rinpey would become a news commentator? Keith Shaffer weuldn't have gotten so mad at the Home City game? Bob Musselman wouldn't have had anyone to grab hold ef. Bob Rofksteol's hair would be straight? Richard Smith would wear his white shirt when it wasn't so dirty? Aneil Schrock would turn out to be the Great men he thinks he is? Miss Hear wouldn't make the kids take so many notes9 Teachers eu5ht te knew that the kids ercn't supposed to write notes in school, Iir. LeCount would talk more about the lessons instead of his war EXW -N TU Lili C CS N J --5-- E . :, -xl ij -' Q . ft 'WLM wrwkm QF- Jiift-W vi-JJ fl. 1 ff? A td xxtmlt J Toll, that's as fir ns my thoughts went, boccusc it'wasn'15.lo.ng until I :saw that thc sun was bcfginnng to sat and I know that if I utsd :try of that good, old-fashioned, homo-made ice croam and cults I 3:6 'Putter' be starting book to thc: house. So even if thgso things ':'f ' coins tt'uc, it's bean lots of fun fgutting together and just sup- : H postftzxg. WHUS WHO Who nede the most ooints in the besketboll seeson? Glen Sfo'flE1 who vished he could hnve? Junior Hiller, 'Wo's the nuietest irl in school? Lois Svihert Tho should be? Louise Smith, Thofs the hot rod nan of M, Q, S.? Eob L9rimGP. Who knows it? His Ded's car, Wno's Toins to be the bi: non of the basketball team next year? John Thomas. Tho thinks differently? Carlysle Ghiddister, Jho's the Romeo of H. T. S.? Bob Nusselnen. 4 fl Tho knovs it? Anyone he went with. Who can set sirl friends? Richard Groff, Who seys you're better off without then? Georse-Wilson. Who runs the NILLERETT3 with an iron bond, Keith Shaffer, Who found it out? Kiss Seddler, Uno's the Firty bss?etball player? Dick Sinnons, Who Enors it? Anyone who oleys with Ein. 'ho blushes easily? Esther ?renneman. Who knows it? Anyone who tenses her about n oertnin lost ye2r's sreduete, Who's elrsys hensinv around the Study Hell ot noon? All the fouoles, Tho knovs it? Anyone tsft sets sent there for runnini in the halls, Who's soins to the erny after school? Nr. Troyer. Uho's doins to oiss hid? All his mnny 'irl friends, W5o's dot new Geri et M. H. 5.7 The Feoulty, who hnovs it? Anyone who heers then conoloin about their pay. UWo's flveys Cuttini up in sovernment olass?' Bob Musfelmen. Who knows it? Anybody vho's tryins to study, Tho should heye e olessroon with no sfsts? Mr, LeCount. Tho nerds seots if you have to stand uo all Jeriod enyvsy? Who should so out for track to loose veidht? Jim Redman, Who thinks differently? Jim Rednsn, Uno lies eround ell summer end reads comic books? Lyle Eurtsfield Who knows it? Anybody thet wants him to do some work, WHUS WHO vto founo out the Studfnt M9H9'7T job is no snoo? Ronvld Nillfw, to thinks it io? Boob Burtgfield, to founo out thft if you More D H096 Qotcher you Hou1dn't io AHMTV? inbouy tW9t Gov P fish flyinq his vfy Ft to? fish fry. Iio fonni out thft thQre's no place like homo? The Soniors when -125 Hit no PT 2:1o to Ho on th ir Senior Trib. iii 'iT1VS tE'v vnulo hfve Gtoysd home? Anybody tW0t lives in lfirolt, ISIS hlwgvi itovino out lotr Qt nioht? John L, fnd PPG S. 'o www: it? VF, LPr't Gz 'f not-r Cnr, '2o'2 fi3. fvfs lfto for flfia? Nr, Dovis. io 'iowa it? firm 5'17,'6.-'1f'f room, for fwirf out Tift Fir-iotino f' Malay is no G'99y jOb. THF 5f?I'1iOI'C3. Iho QTTQP? with tiff? Tri, foyvrr, A 7 1 ' , rx M ilfilwlifs x! l .. .. A. As we have gone through twelve years of school and have witnessed many things, we think that we are well qualify to give the junipws a bit of advice: We advise Carlysle Chiddister to lose some of that weightg ,then maybe you wouldn't get floor burns from falling off the players T- on ch , We advise Steve Rippey to become student manager ageing after all, Steve, you have to be good to play on the second team. We advise Marilyn Litwiller to have Mel Slabmir come back to scheolg it gets lonesome without him, dosen't it, Marilyn? We advise Jim Redman to figure out his our rations for beef cattle in Agriculture- Toi know Jim ou can't believe what some LJ 9 9 S people say. We advise John Thomas to stoo drinking cekes at the county tour- neygthen maybe you weuldn't have to run so many laps. We advise Rose Ann Troyer to get married to Gleng then she could be boss all the time, not just half of it. We advise Louise Smith to go with someone your own ageg there is cuite a difference between le and 25, den't you think? 1 , We advise Glen Larimer to get a carg Laverle said it wasn't pri- vate We advise Carol Pctry boys donft like to go with We advise Pete Manges watching the clock all the We advise Bob Larimer with ice. You may not be the over head bridge. We advise with their 22 roofs, riflesg ' We advise gas, With all We advise Galen Hite enough with some one else along. to get lower grades in school. Some of the girls smarter than they are, to do something in the study hall besides time, to slow down when the roads are covered so lucky the next time that you drive eff Bud Kurtz and Bill Lewallcn to watch what they shoot at some people don't like holes in their barn Richard Kehr to take up another trade besides pumping your intelligence you should be teaching school. to trade his old Model T in on something newcrg then maybe some of the girls will go with you, ...X A Y ,mx ,. V . 1 , .env ,..l L V M TU ,i UW U T5 iwwrib 1 4 L' ., We :dvise laverle Berkey to ask Glen Larimer for Q datog ll Leverle, Glen is sort of backward en the subject, We hope that this will be taken in fun, as it was given thai MSS WI ll Feihs of xovhf fini 'hi 5oiT, P5 TQ? fs HP 'H0U, fHF uhdfi L 'uv rvisioh of VF. Dfvif VV, the 'eiior C1?GS, PTP FfgaY t0 V939 7W t' our lest will fhi text' eht. I I, Glen Shovnlter, will ry ehilitv to so stcedy to the futuri V. , 01.111137 e TT , . L. I, Iob Iusslehon, vill ry Voice to the .Q H. S. CUCTFLU' qfCLlOH. 1, fflth Shqffcr, vill my Ney with girls to Cerlysle Chiidifter, I, Hlcherd Groff, will my curly hiir to Lsrrj Sihfohs. I, Gcorse Tilson, vill my Iishtv Mieht trictor to Eill Lewclleh TOT his fermine. . I, Junior Tiller, vill mv vilFhess to Arlene Sefwers to tune down. I, Pee Schrock, Hill my-just for the deck o? it, just TO? THU, YOU fiiish vhst I'Ve UP un, v I, Richard Beith, vill my red hose to If. D9Vi? TOT 1fUt1mQntU1 reosohs, I, Lois Svihert, will PU Gm7TtD9G? to Dole Shoveltcr so he can Wl?Y hesPethfll hcvt User, 1. I, Esther ?rehhei?n, vill my Dove to ho one. I, ioheld Hiller, vil' mv wrist vetch to VPS, Snyder's Bookkee?iUI Clr'e, to put up where fveryhody '?P see it. . . 1, Qupgpne Shclinp, will mt ooeine lete to school to Glen Larimer. I, Dick Biucehs, will my ehility to ship school to Glen Petty. I, Emily Scott, will my Croquet ployihf to Jehicc Rohrer. I, John LnHtZGT, will my speed to Jie Redman, , I, Hens Schmidt, Will My German accent to Boo Leriwer. I, Lyle Eurtsfield, will my wcight'to Donald Nelson if he can carry it. If we have forgotten ehyohe,we are sorryg but there are only seven- teen seniors to will their possessions, If you were left out,you will have to wait until next year, Now if you'll excuse us we have to fin- ish the chores, 75422595 62 O? GO! V QTEZXV 715 T, ADAMNTSTRAUUN 2 EACULTY 3, SENHNQS A, CLASSES SL CRAUES 5. ACUVTES T CLASSTMCHT A S. CALENDAR Q. ATHLETICS IU, AWARDS TT ALUMNI IZ. AUS 47 fx I '. f UU ,fl XA in- ' rx x fx- fx x fl -y ,fbi .K-IU Xi it I 1 gi Hgh Q5 a,t k 'six J e'7 J vs xw'X7 kgl shy Teachers, Parents, Classmates, and Friends? We,the class of n5lf feel thankful for the opportunity to welcome You US guSStS to out class night, We feel it is a pleasure to do so and bid you weleowe. We hope you enjoy the program We have arranged for you, For the past four years we have been looking forward to this calf ehrftion, When we started as freshmen, we had many more enrolled in OU. l class and are sorry that they had to drop out, Despite the fact that there are but a few of us, our class functioned very well, Because each one did his work, we pulled through these last four years, When we started as a class a few years ago, we chose ulaunched. Q But not Anchored,U as our class motto. We have launched a career but Q as yet arenft anchored. y For the Seniors of next year and all the future years to fellow, we wish them the best of luck and hone they receive the aid and co- eneration from their possible for us to go to school. We feel that we and success te you and hope that we can be a credit parents, teachers, and friends that we received. others who made it owe our aehievmnmn to your efforts, We,the class ef n5lf wish to thank you and all 1 I 4 I - f i x J September 5- 29 October 5 4 5 6 12 15 18 19 26- 28- 51 November 2- 5- lO 14 17 18 22 December 1- 5- 8- 9- 12' 15' 15' 181 21' 22' 50- .-. ri Janus TY 5 9 12 EHLEUUBIQ -Ehckitatschod1tBENcwvteachersl ,CYoung and oldl. -Freshman are entertained and welcomed inks M.H.S. by sophomores. Sunshine Society gets acquainted. 4-H Achievement night. Seniors are shot Clocking their bestJ.i Paper Drive Cstore rooms emptiedl. -Dairy Show at Indianapolis. Sue Eurtsfield and Dorthy Hite elected to join Rose A nn Troyer as yell leaders. -Firht GREAT skating party fthrills and spills for Q111. -Teachers of H. H. S. congregated for party. 7-RED LETTERSDAYSBQ--No school ----- Teachers Institute. -Lion's Club sponsored Halloween party in Sym' . . A Juniors had first party---Seniors also in- dulged in their first class party of the YOLI' 0 Assembly program Shipshewana B. B. Game. Jefferson B. B. Game. Assembly program Ligonier B. B. Game Music lovers attend opera, La Trsviata, in Chicago. Mr. Davis had one year added to his original age. Leesburg B. B. Same. -Syracuse B. B. Game. Topeka B. B. Game. Jim.tOT.'T1 Bo Bo GCLIl'1Cs Tggghgrg dttend institute CSaturdsyJ. Seniors have final brush-up on play. Seniors present WMr. Merkle's Muddlcii -New Paris B. B. Game. Teachers had another party. Juniors had gym party. Concord B. B. Game. 4-way tourney. Topeka B. B. Game Junior party. Middlebury B. B. Game. 15 20 25 26 50 February 5 15 le lQ 27 Merch 4 6 7 9 15 15 16 25 25 26 28 --County band concert et ilillersburg. --Everyone generously --Roller skating party is CHLEUUHR nmrN'Uw --New Paris presented an excellent program f for M. H. S. student body. - --County tourney. --Sophomore party. --Jefferson B. B.,Gsme. --Rome City B, B. Game. --Eristol B. B. Gems. --Wswake B. B. Game. --Freshmen get exercise in gym st sports pfrty. Q -Vukgruss B. B. Game. --Junior party. --Many spectators entertained st Donkey .Bus- ket bell game spensored by Lion's Club. supplied with fish at Jondh Club Fish Fry. enjoyed by all present. Provcd expensive for s senior boy. --We were hosts to smaller school of :county with the Music Festival. L --Assembly program. --Seniors were early risers this morning--- journey to Detroit. , --Assembly. V 1 --Good Friday--Excused from school. --EASTER A , --Released! No school. --Freshman-Sophomore Home Ee. girls' style show for Mothers and friondsy 29--Millcrettc Alumni--lots of food taken care of. Good percentage present. 51--Girls Cleo Club are honored to be rated as an excellent group of singers at New Hsyenl April , 5- C. A. A. met ffter school for short busi- ness meeting. Pans were chosen. ll--S. S. S. entertained parents. Fun and food for 311. L : U 17- Juniors rchegrse play. 18- 'Mgm:'s Angel Childn good showing by Jun- iors. I . 20- lophomore Cluss Party. A 25--Sophs sponsored sk ting party. 27--Frcshies enjoy pqrty. V 50--seniors ,lse had party. Maj' Big Month for Seniors! on Junior Class Party CHLE HUHIQ IUJUVIJI Tha sonior class is gloriously ontortaincd by juniors. Faculty also proscnt. Bsccalsurato. Class night rohoarsal. Scniors present class night. Annuals distributed. Soniors rocoivc valuable diploma with tho familiar HL. D. Davisi' signature. Lust day of school. NJ, . x. . 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A ' if , ,f Fi Glen Larimer Conch LeCount , Q 99 4 1 T ,.V A i i in .H q ij Dicia Simmons i 5 i in Hia Richard Groff Iu if EQ .41 nior Miller E3 1 V , '- A 'YL li .1 X. 2312 U 1 i in i i 1 ii T. fi fi ,ga J Iohn Lantzer , j .y J L i 1 ' ff ' i yi' J' f 1 f E f N Cnrlysle Chiddister xx P 'fi' M La L1 4 Keitili Shafjfcr 1 I i V 1 N I fl ,. r M 5 5 :ft 5 , 1 4, ix :I W. QI if , X Ti H 15 ii '1 4 ,. J YELL LEADERS LEFT T0 RIQHT: Dorothy Hire, Rose Ann Troyer. Onole Burtshcld. 1 FIRST TEAM BACK Row: Keith Shaffer, Carlysle Chiddistcr, Robert Musselman. Richard Groff. Iohn Lantzer. FRONT Row: Iunior Miller, Dick Slmmons. Glen Larlmer. Glen Showalter. A BHSKETBHLL The Millers had another unsuccessful season, winning onhfsixgawm The Millers stgried che soescn by giving m tall Shipshewsne tCUJlQWIj close gamer Then tbey debuted Jefferson and Ligonier by pleyug heads Up'bait TTen tbl in Hens went into Q slump and lost to some teams that they shmild hfve b eten easily. After losing seven consecutive genes the HiBers rose to the occ? sion in the holieev tcurney end beet Bristol 56 to 52, Then came ffur were defeets. Two were very close with Topeka :king out e ene point deeisicn and New Paris winning 52 to 49 in the County Tournrment. Then the Millers pulled out of their slump fnd won thTG3StT3jgHQ betting Home City 40 te 56, Bristol 55 to 45, and Weweke 58 to 55 Wekerusa took the wind out of the Millers' sails in the final game of the regular seoscn when Devo Ummel scored 57 points for the lndiens, The Millers met e red hot Gfshen team that hit 46ZQd'their she:s in the Sectional and were defeated 84 to 59. The Milbrs scored more points then any previous Millersburg team but also had more scored against them. R E V I E W Nev. 5 Shipshewene 55 Millers 49 T 10 Jefferson 55 H 55 H 17 Ligonier 55 U 60 H 22 Leesburg 55 H 48 H Dec. l Syracuse 79 H 58 T 5 Topeka 50 U 45 H 8 Jimtewn 69 H 41 H 15 New Paris 64 N 42 T 4 W7'22'1 5 Concord 67 U , 46 Nap. 51 Shipshewenn 59 H 49 T 51 Bristol 52 H 56 Ship. Jen. 5 Topeka 40 H 59 H 12 Middlebury - 55 H 57 H 18 New Paris 52 H 49 .Nep. CCounty Teurneyj 26 Jefferson 60 H 44 T 50 Home City 56 H 40 H Feb. 2 Bristol 45 H 55 T 9 Wzweka 55 H 58 H 16 Wakarusa 87 H 52 H 21 Goshen 84 H 59 Elk. CElkhert Sectionell U 5 if i ST Ia AT l O N I . l V1 ,IZ- --+ A Xxx? X x Cf ' 1 Y x . 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Richard Groff, another senior who grew a let during the summeri was a regular on the team and was a good rebounder, He was one of the most improved players over last year, Richard Simmons, another senior guard, was very accurate on set shots. Because of lack of height he did not play regular, Glen Showalter was a small but fast senior forward who was the team high scorer with 255 points. This is believed to be a school record for individual points in one season, He was a regular on the softball team the past three seasons. Glen played on the varsity team for two years. Junior Miller was another senior guard who played two years on the varsity. He also was on the softball team the past two seasons, Keith Shaffer, ancther senior forward, was always in there fight- ing for the ball. He also was a member of the softball team the past two seasons. John Iantzer, the fast moving, hard driving senior guard, was a very capable regular. Carlsyle Chiddister, a junior, was center on the first five most of the seasohg Glen Larimer, the sleepy-eyed junior seemed to know his way around the basketball floor. Bud Kurtz played most of the season on second teamg later moved up for the sectional tourney squad, John Thomas played most of the season on second teamg later moved up to the first team and played on the squad for the sectional. YJ I X l l I , , X H ' X , I l . Q l ,IFFF XT ' ' 1 Y 1 1 -ff- . l R--Ryf 4 5 Rl X we RAR X 4 .1 fl L. xx., . B 'Y I SECOND TE.-XM THIRD Row: Lyle Burrsheld Qstudem managerb. Bob Rookstool, Umar Lantz. Harold Rockenbaugh, Leroy Moser, Ioe Schroek, lack Larimer. Devon Lantzer. Sonny Grofl. Ronald Miller Qstudent managerj. Shcoxu Row: Floyd Lebolcl. Io Prough. Gordon Bates, Floyd Yoder, lohn Thomas, Dale Showalter, Bill Lewallen. FIRST Row: Lowell l-lite. Leroy Miller, Donald Nelson, Glen PCIFY. ROI' Swlhart. GRADE TEAM THIRD Row: Mr. Troyer lcoachb. Paul Bartholomew. Vllrrren Crlpe. lan Blusselman. Bob McGill. Ierry Schrock. Szcoxm Rowz Phil Slabaugh, VVIlbur Fisher, Calvin Roclienbaugh. Kenneth Moser. Ervin Nrsley, Donald Swihart. FIRST Row: lay Yoder. Max Bailey, Bob Larimer, Ray Yoder. Orville Yoder. Moms LII- willer. Gary Gardner. X I I , Y Q CUBS 1 A Ihxln CUB? A 1 ' IN, , X ,1 W fx l , il. 5 i ,t,XWl.',p -Nt: 0 11:11-QP +uiLEP xi SOFTBALL TEAM Timaru Row: lack Larimer, Leroy Moser, Io Prough, Floyd Yoder, Richard Grofi Robert Bluseelnian. lohn Thomas. Gordon Bates, Dale Showalter. Floyd Lebold. Srcnmxn Row: Rox' Swihgirt, Keith Shalfer, Glen Showalter, Glen Larimer, lunior Miller. Iohn LL1f1lZC'f,' Carlysle Chiddibter, Ioe Schrock, Bob Rookstool. THIRD Row: Omar Lantz, Lowell Hire, Harold Rockenbaugh, Glen Perry, Devon Lantz, er. Don.ild Nelson. TRACK TEAM Timm Row: Lowell Hire, Roy Swihnrt, Floyd Lebold. Donald Nelson. Bob Rookslool, Dale Showalter. Harold Rockenbaugh. lohn Thomas. Glen Larimer. Floyd Yoder, Gordon Bates. loe Schrocli. Harry Prough. Skeoxn Row: Leroy Moser, luck Larimer. lo Prough, Richard Kehr. Carlysle Ghiddisrer Finn Row: Dicla Simmons. Richard Grolli, Glen Showalter. lohn L.inlzcr, lunior Miller. Keith Shaffer. Ron.ild Xliller. Robert Nlusselman. HIGH SCHOOL MHLEHC HECUHUS t 5 2 SLCOND TEAM EQFTBLLL 5L450NS XLCOHD--Won 9, LoSt 8 SLASOTS RECORD Won 5 Lo: may M WE S5ipskcv:n: 26 50 Topfkn 9 Jcffcrson 26 51 Ngw Popig 4 Lifonicr 54 21 Jefferson 9 L Lakurg 55 22 Concord 5 SLTfCUSO 55 57 Ngw Pfrls 2 Topoka 40 17 Jfffarson 5 Jimtown 24 51 Concord 10 Now Piris 25 54 Now Paris 2 Concord 45 53 Topiki 49 19 Jcffcrson 57 55 Klddlcburj 51 66 Joficrson 50 19 Tomo City 47 26 Bristol 55 57 Wiwrkf 55 25 Wnkfrusf 42 57 GRADE SUWUU' HTHLEHC HECUHUS a I. L FIRST TLTA SQCOND TZAN SLASONS RECORD Won 8, Lost ll SEASONS R1CORD TON 5, Lost WE THEY WE Jcffcrson 25 f7 Jcffcrson 11 Clinton 26 28 Eonton 14 Ehnton 25 16 Goshen 17 Ebnton 21 22 Jcffcrson 26 Now Piris 20 54 Concord 25 Goskcn 28 16 Clinton 21 Joffsrson 21 28 Sjrscusc 21 Concord 25 29 Clinton lf Clinton 18 21 P. Ccntral 27 Sjrrcuso 22 14 Concord 17 Honcyvillo 55 18 A Juday 59 10 5th and Gth GHLDE TELM P. Control 56 17 SEASONS QQCORD Uhtll, Loit Now ParisCovcrtimo7 21 24 'WE Honcjvlllc 50 55 Now Paris 50 Clinton 18 12 Clinton 30 Tourncj Now Prris 26 Clinton 24 19 Concord 9 NQW Pg'.l 1S 28 54 C11I1tO1'1 22 Concord 22 54 Concord 7 THEY 8 11 15 5 1 5 9 6 THEY 22 29 55 25 28 28 14 OA 2- 9 50 THEY 21 55 15 6 21 50 IUTIQHYUURHL SPUIQTS KNRLS The high school girls have enjoyed a number of different sports this year, During the warm weather in the fall we played softball. We had a girls' softball tourney with the freshmen losing the first game to the sophomores. The seniors then defeated the juniors. Then came the great play-off between the sophomores and the seniors who were defend- ing their title, The sophomores won the championship. When cold weather came, we started playing in the gym. In February the girls' basketball tourney was played. fThe freshmen were defeated by the sophomores 50 to with the seniors winning 8 to 6. 4. The juniors fplayed the seniors ln the finalfgame the sophomores once again won the girls' tourney by defeating the seniors 15 to 9. When basketball season ended, ball in the gym. the girls started playing volley- BOYS , Ping pong and shuffleboard were played through out the winter with ping pong being more popular, Volleyball also became a favorite sport after the basketball season. The seniors dominated the classs tourneys in both softball and basketball. The seniors whipped the juniors 10 to O and the freshies 15 to 5 to capture the softball crown. The freshmen had to whip the sopho- mares in order to enter the final game. The basketball tourney had no seniors had little trouble beating opener. The freshmen staved off a sy to 51. The juniors disposed of third place, The seniors then won 42 to win the championship. after the weather turned nice football and softball. close games as the juniors 47 were expected as the to 22 in the tourney late rally by the sophomores to win the sophomores 65 to 54 to capture from a fighting freshmen team 62 to enough to be out doors, we played ........,x X f .q-Q- ,,,,,, ----, - -X '-.. sf. .-. xl I I. J' '-.N x 7 ff- f . , I. .M X . L- A 'I If .,..----W 16fg'3'::1?.XX ' f IX, XXXX .T ' XX z f X 0 X X .1 XX X XX ' ,'.-fi, ra I KX. : . '17 . X x XV. I . va .ff I X 1 .Z ! Q ' If X X Xxx-xx I X XX .Ag X -V ,' tv. XF-,....,-' 'U' .- - ,X X. fx X :xx ak X ' : X . ,xy QA. S' - I ,.ff I , ,f .Li ,. ,I J ..f X 'xl X XX -fx ,.. X. x C' X L15 X x X X X X1 ,X 'X 'L . '.x X . X X X. 'ff X X - X 'S x 7? X, N XX A .X X 3 X -MN' .,-.-, in X . A X 4-.iw 'X X TI, XX I ' 1-.1 -f 4.5, 1. aj 5 .. 3' .gf-' L 49 L L I .f 's J. ?, ,.g,r , F . J Q! iv' FU' 9 L n -1 4 n I U ' .- .ll Reading and Qratorieal Contest Lbrr 'ro Ricurz Carol Hapner, Iunior Miller. Ronald Miller. The annual Reading and Oratorical Contest sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers was held in the high school gymnasium on May 3, 1950. The readings were judged by Professor Ummel. The live students taking part in the readings'were Carol Hapner. Louise Smith. Iunior Miller, Ronald Miller. and Robert Klusselman. The first prize winners of each contest received a gold medal and Sill!! in cash. A silver medal and 152.50 in cash went to each of the second place winners. The third prize winner received a bronze medal. The prize winners and their readings and orations follow: READINGS: l, Casey at the Bat by Iunior Miller 2. 'lPaw Rents a Modern Apartment by Ronald Miller 5. The Bear Story by Carol I-Iapner UR,-XTIONS: l. What Does Education Mean To Us by Phyllis Cripe 2. Freedom and Democracyi' by Gail Kurtz Phyllis Cripe Gail Kurtz