Millersburg High School - Millerette Yearbook (Millersburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

KAY GREEN 'So happy, so carefree, and so gay, On her we 've stamped a big O. K. Class Secretary 3, 4. Ushers Club 2. Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Sunshine Reporter 4. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Class Queen 1. Class Play 3. 4- Operetta 1. BOBBIE LEE MCGILL Tall and slim with a curly head, l-le's quite a boy, it is said. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Annual staff 4. Class play 3. Motion Picture Operator 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN HAPNER She can bake and cook and sew, She's going to be a housewife, you know Class Secretary and Treasurer 1. Class Reporter 2. Class President 3, 4. Ushers Club 2. Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4. SSS Recording Secretary 1. SSS Treasurer 2, SSS Vice-President 3. SSS President 4. G. A. A. 2. Band 1, 2. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Millerette Staff 1, 2, 3. Annual Staff 3, 4. Operetta 1. Class Play 3, 4. IAN MUSSELMAN The biggest boy in the senior classg He has an eye for every lass. Class Vice-President 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Baseball 1, 2. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Annual Staff 4. Class Play 3, 4. Motion Picture Operator 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY ANN KUHN Short, cute and full of pep, Now, here 's a girl who's really hep Class Reporter 4. Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4. SSS Corresponding Secretary 4. Band 1, 2. County Band 1, 2. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Millerette Staff 3. Annual Staff 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4. Operetta 1. LARRY DEE OTT 'He has a finger in every pie, He certainly is a busy guy, F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. F .F. A. Reporter 4. Pep Club 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4, Tkssl ,, , 1 CALVIN ROCIGNBAUGH The Romeo in our class is Cal, In every group he has a gal. Class Reporter 3. Boys' Club 1. Chair and Canvas Crew 1, 2, 3 Captain Canvas Crew 4. Pep Club 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4. MARY ELLEN MILLER 'This little lass with curly hair Has modesty, that virtue rare. Student Council 2, 3, 4. Secretary Student Council 4, Ushers Club 2, 3, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Millerette Staff 3. Annual Staff 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4. Operetta 1. G. A. A. 2. Pep Club 3, 4. JERRY SCHROCK 'Never hurry, never worryg Keeps the girls in a flurry. Chair and Canvas Crew 2, 4. Boys' Club 1. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4. aww' .Anal MARY KATHRYN PETGEN She 's very quiet and sincere, From evil she will always steer. Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Ushers Club 2. Band 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Octette 3. Millerette staff 3. Class Play 3, 4. Operetta 1. PHIL L SLABAUGH We are all quite proud of Phil, His aims are always to go uphill Pep Club 3, 4. Ushers Club 2. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. F.F. A. Treasurer 3. F. F. A. President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 3. Mixed Chorus 4. Boys' Quartet 4. County Band 1, 2. Millerette Staff 2, 3, 4. Annual staff 4. Public Address 2, 3, 4. Chair and Canvas Crew 3. Boys' Club 1. IRENE PLAN K Here 's a girl who's quite a gal, To everyone she is a pal. Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Millererte Staff 3. Annual Staff 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4. Operetta 1. 'ggr MERVIN TROYER His interests range from A to Z, A successful person he 's certain to be. Boys' Club 1. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Student Librarian 4. Annual Staff 4. Class Play 4. RUTH ANN SWIHART 'Quiet and studious is our Ruthg Everyone 's friend -- that's the truth. Class Reporter 2. Ushers Club 2. Sunshine Society 2, 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4. CLARENCE RAY YODER This lad is both handsome and niceg Most girls look at him more than twice Pep Club 3, 4. Track 3, 4. - Basketball 4. Baseball 3, 4. Annual Staff 4. Class Play 3, 4. Chair and Canvas Crew 3. WJ Roig: SENIOR OFFICERS Barbara Hapner, Presidentg Jan Musselman, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Kuhn, Reporterg Kay Green, Sec- retaryg Paul Bartholomew, Treasurerg Mr. Vance, Sponsor. NI O T T O WE'LL DO IT OR DLE TRYING COLORS FLOWERS SENIOR DATES BACCALAUREATE . . . . . May 15,1955 CLASS NIGHT . . . . . May 17, 1955 COMMENCEMENT . . . . . May 18, 1955 CLASS TRIP . . . . . May 22 to May 29, 1955 .- I M J., F 3 JFK .U D mv . 1 1 'x 3 is-ng. QI' Q- -gr. C NY fs 451 .4 7' ,zffj gf 2 Ag. !, E .1- . x ,D 441 -1 S . , - :+.,,.- . . x '3f2E:1ef':'G: ww-gp swf 6 , ..,s,.d.sf . ,. X-, New-.i ,sf .i.' J , F357 -Ap-5. - x. J-. - , ',..v,g,5g. .-nz. .-. -- , - - --, :....v -N f - - ,- kc-..-H .' . ,. v, 'KJ-.'L' '., gf 1 ,X M A. , . 4' A 91- . . 5 ws J.-' .' 4' 51- 5i fffa ': '. -if - XVQ' 'at -n .sl w w . 5... N. 1 .,-4- 'w r-1 ,,--. rx.. F U -422.2 -'A - -wt .- 4-.. s .A f v-, .- , , .1 L 1:1 fl Y . I-'-bla M .fl S 'un-sv-. -1. .1 . f N af-9 -149 .pf 'f' ' ' - - 1 ' ' ', 'I' '.-x.',f': v- , . 'B -' - .v .Hr-.o, -N ,V-.',,. '3 vs' - , 'v-. u, -r'-'S W.-L4 'M ,. ,. V ' ' :,...'.n 5-fp '.,, ,-ug.. ,-,- ' 2-Y uvtwx., I, . -3, Q 2 A' 5 'J '-'-. v' ' '- fb 'f ' ' -' -Q. 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Il'-4L1 egg' 1 ,f A -.225 V- ----- 12: -....: 1: L AMW 'if M' AM ., xx --,I Mllllil Willis u I M.. e i' E: wi.. 1 5- r 6 L A Q -' 1 X L , 5 Jesse Ax Judy Fetsch Wilbur Fisher Garry Gardner Beverly Harrell Marilyn Hosretler Norma Hire Robert Hull Marie Lockwood Robert Owen Marvin Riegsecker Sandra Sark Lamar Sharp Zo Ann Sheline Larry Stump Donald Swihart Merle Yoder Nancy Virgil Bonnie Weaver Jay Dee Yoda JUNIORS Z i 5 r I 4 -if .. 1..- TJ Atl Larry Stump, President, Jay Yoder, Vice-President, Lamar Sharp, Treasurer, Bonnie Weaver, Reporter, Zo Ann Sheline, Secretary, Mrs. Champ, Sponsor. The Junior Class made a flying start this year by topping all previous classes in magazine sales. We sold 215825 worth with the help ofseveral members topping over 3100. Lamar Sharp was our high sales- man with a total of 3154, for which he won a trophy. By selling over S700 worth of magazines, we re- ceived a man's Benrus wrist watch which we auctioned at our Ligonier basketball game for 340. Mr. Stevens, our band instructor, is the proud owner of the watch. Our next attempt at earning money was selling ice cream during the noon hour. Then came our class parties which we really enjoyed. For Christmas we exchanged names among our class of ten boys and nine girls. Quite a few of our class members belong to various activities in school. Second team members are Bob Hull, Merle Yoder, Garry Gardner, and Jay Yoder. Three boys are on the varsity squad--Marvin Reigsecker, Larry Stump, and Wilbur Fisher. Sunshine girls include Nancy Virgil, Marie Lockwood, Judy Fetsch, Sandra Sark, Bonnie Weaver, Norma Hire and Zo Ann Sheline. Judy Fetsch and Bob Owen are president and vice-president of the Student Council. Our representatives to the Student Council are Marilyn Hostetler and Merle Yoder. Spring played a big part in our eventful year. We presented our class play in March with Mrs. Whiteman as our director. It was a lot of hard work but we enjoyed it. Then came the real big event-- the Junior-Senior Reception. Of course we provided all the fixings, etc. This ended our Junior year filled with joy, happiness and hard work. SODHONIORES 1 x . , Q W. X ..:r:e- rw V. ,552 1 - ' : N . L31 if 'v' Ie- x 5' YI 5S ff : . . , K, 2- Q S I my ' 'M .-FL a ,W r gg: H -Q G f? : :V 4 2' V at ..,, 52: 4 'k ' 'A 3 H ,Q t 'V Vi 'f'fT'2:7 Z5 , . ' ' . H -i . , , fe ' - 1 A E -A I Hs, .,,V ' Q Ab' 'A -9 'R 1v 2 t , :lgif if Q N 3 ,ik 3,5 A M 5' , X uv M Q , .5 ,Q Q s , 2 H F V , fl il I ' ' ' ' ,,.., . X I ' - 'nm 'rr- imr' H, Wx 12 :QQ yr ' A ,:z, 2, 2. ' -sg. W' if .5 is W at 'rant lm: 1' gr, -. -, :.,j,- . why ,fa m - ' P ffj T31 at I 1 . -. -' fav f .f .- -vf'1-nf Q ' -v ' ,, V: fe: N I 1 ' ' ff if .QL -1 t.,egagSi:' - ' - X, Q ' .. , .4 2-fzfgpfi-gffzf. .Qi-X . , fn-awe Q Q Q tsl A x,4Q,,.,.L E ,Q M. M L X N Wayne Berkey J an Douma Violet Fisher Sara Hagar Kenneth Hapner Shirley Harrell Albert Hite Robert Kehr Kerry Lantz Robert Larimer Herbert Miller Jean Moser David Petgen Janet Phillips Paula Rippey Nancy Sheline Betty Sheley Albert Shurtz Joe Smith Martha Stroup SODHOMQRES Anna Mae Troyer Victor Virgil Robert Willard 4 . 'l flu .3 x , :tin 'WF . .bf t Frieda Yoder Q Q L' Junior Yoder N p Orville Yoder i C I F -7 1' ifslirg I - E -Qui Jean Moser, Treasurerg Martha Stroup, Reporterg Paula Rippey, Vice-Presidmtg Victor Virgil, Presidaitp Violet Fisher, Secretary, Mrs. Whiteman, Sponsor. For the past nine months the Sophomore Class of Millersburg High School has been working hard to earn money for their upper-class expenses. The class sold Christmas cards and gelatin desserts. The card sales amounted to 5824. The class was divided into two teams with Paula Rippey and Victor Vir- gil acting as captains. Pau1a's team sold the most cards, so Victor's team gave a party for themin Decem- ber The Sophomores were active in many organizations in school. Two boys played on the varsity basketball team, and three on the second team. Many of the girls were in Sunshine and the Pep Club. Several boys were in F.F.A.. Chair and Canvas Crew, and baseball. The class members are looking forward to a successful Junior year. K vm ,,A. ' 1. -, ,,, 'xi' , ' .I . A 93 2 A ,f i fi'f':111'f' N. -f .:' mvlS.i?iis f ' f 'vaevzrf l 1 s -N . i M ,' .- W 3: '.Iv ,..-3--- , ' x 12.1613 ',V, N i ,if 22 FRESHMEN gin' -ms, X .Y wif V aa , 2? ,. ' f : - Vfg f ' ,, Y 532' .Q .Q , . .9 M, Y dh.. ,laws : MV' V, Q29 Q- 3 QW Wm ff ' f 5 if I an ai!! W Y' v-fr fa nivfav- 55?'.f-5..se?E':-,2'M::,- - -- .,.-:-:H,5.f . sef:i::s: ::1551?5f 3?ii 1, .1sfr,:'as?2,.,.m5 f':UI32f?Y'3 f':' 'ff-if fi f , - gf, ' I 5- gfifeififggfgsig 1' R , 9, 'X ' F w K --3 ..- :1 r, va.. A . .5 g .ge , . x- .:.:,.g' ,v,5.3f'-..-'bs . ,. . ... .MA-.,,, ff. A 4 x -g, :ggv 5.j..-1r--.- .- ,,.- .4 Q Q x -...-, ,-- 9.5 ,:. .- -. .. 1-31 , ,,::,.:,, H ,', ,nun 52:34 , ,.,..., '-Hof' .Q .-nuff: 4 . ,. - , .-,,. .-exif.: 2:13 - EZf'f7ITi'I:5'?13?f5l'ZT2111?-77' ' ' , do , e f H5355 3 'Lf' E faiths ,, .va . ,, - , Q' ' .ffifl uf5ii i5 ':,' Max Bailey Dale Berkey Mary Bowlby James Green Bemeada Hart Dale Hershberger Dorothy Hershberger David Hire Cecil Hite Burnell Mahler Sue McKibben Lorene Nisley Rosalie Saggars Paul Simmons John Sparklin Ronald Stump Floyd S. Troyer Gladys Troyer Lavera Troyer Linda VanArsdale FRESHNIEN Beverly Vance Alvin Harshberger Stanley Miller Ray Yoder Enos Miller Fannie Nisley Anna T royer Floyd W. Troyer rffx 'es-as LI Mary E. Bowlby, Secretaryg Cecil I-lite, Reporterg Sue McKibben, Vice-Presidentg Max Bailey, Presidentg Beverly Vance, Treasurerg Mr. Howard, Sponsor. There are 28 members in the Freshman Class. Many of these are active in the organizations at Millersburg High School. Representatives in clubs are: Sunshine Society, 7g F .F .A., 5: Girls' Glee Club, 4g Mixed Chorus. 3g Millerette Staff, 7g Pep Club, 15. There are '7 boys on the second team in basket- ball, two having made the starting five. We also had 4 on the baseball team. One girl from our class was chosen cheerleader. Burnell Mahler and Ron Stump are Freshman representatives on the Student Council. We chose for our class motto, Don't Follow the Parhg Make One. Our class colors are royal blue with white and red trim. Ten members ordered class sweaters in these colors. Our first class party was held on October 22. We went on a hay ride to Goshen and back again to the school house for refreshments. Two other parties were planned for the year. I F 3 l J s EIGHTH GR DE S-hw .-ov rg X QL A f S r B . ' 'sc .... 7 1 . 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' :A Gerald Berkey Mary Bowser Patsy Cripe Raymond Cripe Sharon Eash Ralph Haney Rosa Hite Glenn Hochstetle Twyla Kauffman Judy Keim Sandra Larimer Susan Larimer Connie Perrin John Petgen Marilyn Sark Donald Slabaugh Peggy Suter Marilyn Whirledge Arlene Yoder Esther Yoder Not Pictured: Karen Chiddister There are fifteen girls and six boys in the Eighth Grade with the following officers: President, Susan Larimer: Vice- President, Ralph Haney: Secretary, Sandra Larimerg Reporter, Patsy Cripeg Treasur- er, Peggy Suterg Sponsor, Mr, Bowers. Student Council Representatives are Susan Larimer and Mary Bowser. Our first class party was on October 29 at Raymond Cripe's grandfather's home. During the year two other parties were planned. On October 30 we had a bake sale which brought our treasury close to 3100. Our class dues are 25 cents each month. We are all looking forward to being in high school next year. Cs' if' s,,.l .A Q , ag-H ..,g 3 I l L 4 S. l ,l r' - ,--.52--, ,....-ft ..,jg..g Lowell Bailey Jack Blair Sharon Bowlby Ann Detwiler Maynard Hartsongh Manasseh Hershberger Weldon Hull Iohn Holtzinger Clair Hostetler Elnora Kauffman Shirley Larimer Charles Livengood Barry Long Burton Mahler Marvin Miller Sarah Petgen Ruth Perry Eugene Phillips Wilma Plank Phillip Rink Mike Rippey Dwight Sark Philip Sparklin Bonnie Suter Glen Troyer SEVENTH GR DE Philip VanArsdale , ,- M Brenda Vance Robert Weaver Arlis Whirledge sf , W' ' 1, - - 45 i,fZf2,'- 2252 ff! H P . K , -:asf . - f ff...f .:i, 1:- Delbert Yoder f fl Jay Yoder of A + Larry Zollinger Not Pictured .- Anna Schrock ,sa Mm. THE OFFICERS OF THE SEVENTH GRADE are: President, Mike Weaverg Vice-President, Eugene Phillipsg Secretary, ,Tack Blairg Treasurer, Shirley Larimer, Reporter, Sharon Bowlby. Mr. Stevens is our Sponsor, and Student Council Representatives are Brenda Vance and Lowell Bailey. We had a Halloween party October 29 at Eugene Phillips's barn. Two more parties were planned during the year. To make money we sold swishers at the first ball game and had a bake sale December 18. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS SEATED: Susan Larimer, Mr. Bowers, Ralph SEATED: Shirley Iarimer, Mr. Stevens, Haney. STANDING: Patsy Cripe, Peggy Sharon Bowlby. STANDING: Jack Blair, Suter, Sandra Larimer. Mike Weaver, Eugene Phillips. xii 1. .r F' A -N r W V . L. is - ' A P+ , gd 1 , 1 ' 3,1'1'aZ , .IN ' .uf , 1.1754 SIXTH GRADE if N3 ,wh rv ' r 4 at .g :Q 1 e W 1 :Ji--. - 'xx L: 'i..:..-P? , .nv ., - -anna,-'uw' -.,, U I nnu-ovu-N, D :-Lamar ' i V W Q 'W ,,,r. .I . .A '. i f' V ef f: Q ihlfli ,- QQ Lg. -J W6 'Qi .a, A X , , N- - 1 L 'vu ' 1 -1- , N 4 ' Q' j ' 1 , fra r .aww , Mrs, Edith Pelchrzim Jimmy Blair Ronnie Green Dennis Hapner Elaine Hartsough Patty Hershberger Thomas Holtzinger Judy Hull Veri Kauffman Linda Lantz Jimmy Larimer Patricia Leek Sandra Leek Larry Long Charles Mahler Sandra McDonald Bruce McKibben Everett Perrin John Phillips Jerry Prough W 4 U LY Patty Prough . Pat Rippey M- W 'A lt, Judy Rockenbaugh I- Qi? .na Nancy Sparklin A , , Linda Steinberger 1 . N Ray Suter ...---Q K .L A , , A ' Q ' A U V, V Larry Troyer xf - - 4 ' 7 ,P 5 .. Blaine Vance 2. A M X, . V5 if i Q avi or man ' ' ' Q., Ai , , fx? Max Yoder ww f 'J' , f ' ., 1 A Wayne Yoder X y l ,aff yi,y 373171 Qaeesessa 5555211 f ' ff' . Liyjiii-'.' ' 1 , K I . 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Thomas Wendell Bailey Robert Bowlby Alta Fisher Vicki Larimer Dean Lewallen Grover Lockwood Betty Perrin Ray Petty Nancy Prough Charles Rink Ivan Rockenbaugh Eva Sark Vemon Sheley Rosalie Snyder Ronnie Stiver Miriam Yoder R ii fi- j M QTVV Q., Terry Zollinger FOURTH GRADE , - ff-' ' b 4 ,y . 5 'VE . , A V. 'R !eXli4'l5? - r ri rf ' , All V 0- i ' 1 Lf ff if 'Q ' 'Q-J V X fl N RR - gl Lge- if J .uv 2 ' 'T' - f' ,V 4 r ki, d , 61 1, Iv ' 4 H ' ' L 4 Q P J fl F xx ' l I '?1 f'l I 4 A A .. . tv? ?' 1' 0 'f - ki P ff , I 0 ' 1. 5 I A vl L k ' 1 . ,L S ' Q' . 0- .L Y I 3. - K , , . -1 ' l K JJ- .- 0 l A 5 Q vi 'H A- Ju , M in. .li A qvx J - 1 5 '. F ' ' ,bf I 1 ca ' flzzzszz. - U X TF4 ,..,..g1 x, :a.2:::111l A' '- i lx? I ' eu----9:2 - Miss Mary Boring Richard Bender Devon Blough Robert Bontrager Terry Bowser Rebecca Charlton Thomas Detwiler Mary Fetsch Marla Hartsough Ricky Keim Sheryle Lantz Oliver Larimer Jeannine Mahler Joe Phillips Sandra Prough Roger Putman Arlene Rockenbaugh Steven Slabaugh Florence Sparklin Robert Stiver William Troyer Glenn Yoder Michael Zollinger Not Pictured LaVem Hochsretler THIRD GRADE , ' 4' f . ., Q -vi, J 7 vi - Mxs' 5' W , ,'4 ' w ff 'mg e ff 5 . f fl-'fg'1s4 fr 6 . ' 375' wh ' - fg'f,::r- r. -' er? .ff - A N is 3- X 'X a X A' ' -'.' -is-.ir . ., X if Z. 1 - ,,,, . 1 ,..: I , VV-' 'Q . A' , i iiii e L ..,,. ' ' V i V Q, , 4.. , .. 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Q I, , !, , A -, ..... ? , ' ' ' 'I - -- ' F i lf- , -if L' 11-J, Q Ii wr--Y S21 ,2- Miss Jennie Mast Ellen Bailey Martha Charlton Sara Jean Chupp Ivan Joe Conrad Frank Fersch Stephen Fisher Susan Galyean Leon Hershberger Carolyn Hochstetler Joellen Larimer Leonard Livengood Gloria Packer Lydia Pergen June Prough Karen Kay Prough David Rink Linden Schiedel Virginia Smith Karen Snyder Ronald Troyer Rosella Troyer Ronald VanArsdale Alden Whirledge Samuel Whiteman Darlyl Yoder Lou Etta Yoder FIRST GRADE ., lf- T ' Q ,, 5 , 531.1 -' ,Q aiitnil ' QW X A. ,E Qi WH at:- wn- if X ff .-: , -:- p8 ins.-1 Q13 A 'ik 1 A X fr-v' , , V , M 4. W,- P V.A. ,Q 'Y , .. ' j.-K ,EE i x P i it r an 'iv-rf ' ' , njrgg Miss Estelle Weigel Jeffrey Blair Janice Bontrager Steven Christman Susan Chupp Stephen Conrad Phillip Larimer Jo Leatherman Dale Leer John Muehlberg Kathryn Perrin Ronald Prough Ellen Rink Patricia Rohrer Ronald Willard Carol Worthmau Doris Yoder Not Pictured Roger Rink 'X RX YN-5 'N ,ix ' Q, 1 'Z if ., ' .34 v L 1 A i I T X 4 1 f Q x 'f ,, . r W., . J 'Hlll ff' sir STUDENT CGUNCIL SEATED: Mr. Bowers, Bob Larimer, Bob Owen, Judy Fetsch, Mary Ellen Miller, Burnell Mahler, Mr. Vance. STANDING: Marilyn Hostetler, Kerry Lantz, Lowell Bailey, Paul Bartholomew, Merle Yoder, Ron Stump, Mary Kay Bowser, Susan Larimer, Brenda Vance. Our faculty advisors for this year were Mr. Bowers and Mr, Vance. Officers are: President, Judy Fetschg Vice-President, Bob Oweng Secretary, Mary Ellen Millerp Treasurer, Bob LarirnergRe- porter, Burnell Mahler. Two representatives were chosen from grades '7 to 12. They are: 'lthz Brenda Vance and Lowell Baileyg 8th: Susan Larimer and Mary K. Bowserg 9th: Ronnie Stump and Burnell Mahler: 10th: Kerry Lantz and Bob Larimerg llth: Marilyn Hostetler and Merle Yoderg 12th: Paul Bartholomew and Mary Ellen Miller. Our Student Council is the student governing body of the school. We try to encourage student re- sponsibility for the respect of property, development of good school attitudes. We attempt to teach students how to take part in democratic life. Any problems that students may have during the year are brought before us by their representatives. We then try to settle these problems to the best of our ability. We do not attempt to set school policy. This year the Student Council sponsored a chapel exercise each month, They consisted of talks given by one of our local ministers with assistance given by the music department, We also sponsored three assembly programs, all of which were held during the last semester. Onlanuary 25, Bob Wood entertained us with his extraordinary cartoonist ability. On March 3 the Schmidtzs gave a display of their amazing dexterity in physical education. Our last program of the year was on April 15. Mysterious Brown proved to us that the hand is quicker than the eye with his magician act. The Student Council operates the checkroom, which is our only source of income. The money re- ceived from the checkroom is used to defray the cost of assembly programs. We also furnish the school Christmas tree. ' l3lL.Sa- 5 f -Q if zcifg, -S I si? . , , 5, 1 SUNSHINE SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Mrs. McColley, Gladys Troyer, Nancy Virgil, Barbara Hapner, Kay Green, Nancy Kuhn, Jean Moser. SECOND ROW: Irene Plank, Violet Fisher, Ruth Swihart, Sandra Sark, Mary Petgen, Martha Stroup, Sue Mckibben. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Hershberger, Mary Ellen Miller, Lavera Troyer, Janet Phillips, Betty Sheley, Zo Ann Sheline, Mary Ellen Bowlby. TOP ROW: Beverly Vance, Paula Rippey, Marie Lockwood, Judy Fetsch, Bonnie Weaver, Rosalie Saggars, Norma Hire. The Millersburg Sunshine Society has 27 members and one sponsor. The officers are as follows: President, Barbara Hapnerp Vice-President, Nancy Virgil. Recording Secretary, Gladys Troyerg Treas- urer, Jean Moserg Corresponding Secretary, Nancy Kuhn: Reporter, Kay Greeng Song Leader, Zo Ann Shelineg Sponsor, Mrs. Mc Colley. Our motto is Others and the purpose of our club is helpfulness and kindness to others in our school and community. We have meetings twice a month. One is a business meeting, while the other is a program in charge of various committees. This year we have done our work through committees, such as cheer, finance, activities, program, etc. On September 30 we had our formal initiation in the Reformed Church. Fourteen girls were initiated at that time. The officers, who were in charge of the ceremony, wore white robes and gave a very im- pressive candlelight service. Mrs. Mc Colley was our speaker. We invited our mothers and teachers as guests. Refreshments were served in the church parlors after the initiation. On September 25 our president and sponsor attended the annual state Sponsors-Presidents luncheon at Indianapolis. On October 2 several of our girls attended the district convention at South Whitley. The state convention was held April 9 at Lafayette. More than two thousand girls from all over the state attended. To make money this year we had three bake sales and made cakes for each home basketball game. The club purchased Sunshine sweaters for the following senior members: Barbara Hapner, Kay Green, Nancy Kuhn, Mary Ellen Miller, Irene Plank, Mary Petgen, and Ruth Swihart. At Christmas each member did something special for someone. We also gave a Christmas cheer basket to a family. Other club activities were donating to the state Riley Fund, collecting funds for the polio drive and Red Cross, sending get-well cards to people in our community, and other community services. I vllllll .F.. FIRST ROW: Nancy Virgil, Chapter Sweetheartg Larry Ott, Wilbur Fisher, Phil Slabaugh, Don Swihart, Bob Owen, Jesse Ax, Mr. Howard, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jay Dee Yoder, Merle Yoder, Victor Virgil, Gene Blough, Garry Gardner, Dale Berkey, Orville Yoder. BACK ROW: Bob Jull, Wayne Berkey, John Sparklin, Bob Mc Gill, Jim Green, Ray Yoder, Kenneth Hapner. The Millersburg Chapter of Future Farmers of America has 23 members and one sponsor. The officers are as follows: President, Phil Slabaughg Vice-President, Donald Swihartg Secretary, Bob Oweng Treasurer, Wilbur Fisherg Reporter, Larry Ottg Sentinel, Merle Yoderg Chapter Sweetheart, Nancy Virgilg Advisor, Mr. Howard. Our motto is: Learning to dog Doing to learng Earning to live: Living to serve. Oir green hand initiation was held on October 15, 1954. Six boys were taken into the club as members. Our major activities this year were two scrap drives, selling Vitality garden seeds, a father-son banquet in the spring, and participating in judging contests. Orr Vitality seed project was 30 percent profit on our total sales. The profit will be used by the club members to buy jackets, coveralls, and other F .F.A. supplies. The F.F.A. Crops Judging Team placed third in the District II contest held at Rochester. There were twelve teams that participated. The team members from Millersburg were Jay Yoder, Phil Slabaugh. Don Swihart, and Bob Owen. The Poultry and Egg Judging Team placed fifth. These team members were Orville Yoder, Kenneth Hapner, Wayne Berkey, and James Green. Other district contests are held in the spring. Our father-son banquet was held in March. The purpose of this banquet is to get better acquainted with the fathers and to show them what the F.F.A. does and to give them a better understanding of our organization. CHAIR cmd CANVAS CREW FIRST ROW: Bob Hull, Kerry Lantz, Jay Dee Yoder, Calvm Rockenbaugrn, Garry Gardner, Don Swihart, Larry Stump, Jesse Ax, Burnell Mahler. Lamar Sharp, Kenneth Hapner. TOP ROW: Orville Yoder, Bob Larimer, James Green, Jerry Schrock, David Petgen, Wilbur Fisher, Paul Bartholomew, Wayne Berkey, Jan Douma. A : I I 3 I I I I I :I N : I N H m -. . '1 V?'5Af'br-:ff PUIBL IC ADDRESS SYSTEM BobHu11,JanDouma,Phi1S1abaugh,DonSwiha.rt,J'esseAx,GeneB1oug,h. BMLLERETTE STAFF SEATED: Bonnie Weaver, Typist: Paula Rippey, Reporter: Martha Stroup, Reporter: Violet Fisher, Reporter: Nancy Virgil, Editor: Sue McKibben, Stencil Cutter: Judy Fetsch, Reporter. STANDING: Albert Hite, Assistant Editor: Mary E. Bowlby, Stencil Cutter:BurnellMahler,Sports: Bob Larimer, Sports: Sandra Sark, Typist: Donald Swihart, Business Manager: Max Bailey, Sports: Calvin Rockenbaugh, Reporter: Phil Slabaugh, Mimeographg Paul Simmons, Reporter: Larry Stump, Reporter: Lamar Sharp, Typist: Cecil Hite, Stencil Cutter: Kerry Lantz, Mirneograph: Mr. Simnick, Sponsor. DEP CLUB CHEERLEADERS: Jean Moser, Judy Fetsch, Sue McKibba1. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Champ, Sponsor: Nancy Kuhn, Irene Plank, Mary Ellen Miller, Nancy Virgil, Susan Larimer, Judy Keim, Peggy Suter, Bob Owen, Phil Slabaugh. SECOND ROW: Nancy Sheline, Sara Hagar, Freda Yoder, Anna Mae Troyer, Janet Phillips, Betty Sheley, Violet Fisher, Martha Stroup, Kenneth Hapner, Orville Yoder, Mervin Troyer. THIRD ROW: Shirley Harrell, Gladys Troyer, Dorothy Hershberger, Lorene Nisley, Lavera Troyer, Mary E. Bowlby, Cecil Hite, Albert Hire, Kerry Lantz, Burnell Mahler, Marvin Riegsecker, Bob Hull. FOURTH ROW: Lamar Sharp, Larry Stump, Sandra Larimer,Sandra Sark, Beverly Harrell. Bonnie Weaver, ZoAnn Shellne, Norma Hire. Jay Yoder, David Petgen, Calvin Rockenbaugh. TOP ROW: Garry Gardner, Wilbur Fisher, Victor Virgil, Albert Shurtz, Ron Stump, Paul Simmons, Max Bailey, Larry Ott, Don Swihart, Wayne Berkey, Jim Green, Bob Mc Gill. f 'Q' S., OUR JUNIOR PLAY FINDERS CREEPERS FRONT ROW: Mary Kathryn Petgen as MADELINEg Ruth Swihart as NINA QUIGLEYg Nancy Kuhn as FRANKIE MAXWELLg Barbara Hapner as MRS. MAX WELLg Irene Plank as DAPHNEg Mary Ellen Miller as GRANNYg Kay Green as CELESTE MAX- WELL. FACK ROW: Clarence Yoder, Prompterg Jerry Schrock as WILBUR MAXWELLg Jan Musselman as CLAUDEg Calvin Rockenbaugh as Dr. BROWNg Gene Blough as HARRY SCI-lUSTERg Bob McGill as MR. QUIGLEYg Larry Ott as HERCULES NELSON- Paul Bartholomew as MR. MAXWELL. I A if . 1 Qfrftvg :, Qi :Ti l ' X ez I 2 If 1 s 5 4 . 6 , nu. ,girly OUR SENIOR PLAY REST ASSURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Calvin Rockenbaugh as DR. BROWNg Larry Ott as GEORGE PLEWg Mrs. Whiteman, the Directorg Ruth Swihart as MISS AKERSg Mary Petgen as MRS. MORLOCKg Clarence Yoder as LUCIFERg Gene Blough as MR. BLACK: Jerry Schrock as JOE LANCONIg Kay Green as MARY MORLOCKg Nancy Kuhn as MRS. SCHMALTZg Irene Plank as MILDREDg Mary Ellen Miller as MARTHA LANCONIg Ian Musselman as MR. MORLOCKg Barbara Hapner as IESSICAg Mervin Troyer as LUIGI LANCONI. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Stevens, Directorg Kay Green, Mary Ellen Miller, Paula Rippey, Zo Ann Sheline, Norma Hire, Jean Moser, Freda Yoder, Martha Stroup, Nancy Virgil. SECOND ROW: Mary K. Petgen, Sara Hagar, Barbara Hapner, Marie Lockwood, Betty Sheley, Mary E. Bowlby, Beverly Vance, Rosalie Saggars, Nancy Sheline, TOP ROW: Janet Phillips, Judy Fetsch, Bonnie Weaver, Violet Fisher, Sue McKibben, Irene Plank, Nancy Kuhn, Mary Arbaugh, Sandra Sark. , . g , J J l MDCED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Miss McDowell, Director, Mary E. Bowlby, Sue McKibben, Bob Owen, Albert Hite, Ron Stump, Zo Ann Sheline, Nancy Virgil. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Weaver, Barbara Hapner, Wayne Berkey, Lamar Sharp, Victor Virgil, Kay Green, Sandra Sark. TOP ROW: Marilyn Hostetler, Mary Arbaugh, Robert Kehr, Larry Stump, Phil Slabaugh, David Petgen, Judy Fetsch, Mary Petgen. BND FRONT ROW, SEATED: Patsy Cripe, Linda Van Arsdale, Tommy Holtzinger, Kerry Lantz, Bob Mc Gill, Phil Slabaugh. SECOND ROW, SEATED: Karen Chiddister, Mary Kay Bowser, Beverly Vance,Jan Musselman, Ann Detwiler, John Holtzinger, Dale Berkey, Donald Slabaugh, John Petgen, Jack Blair, Bob Larimer, Marilyn Sark, Sandra Sark. BACK ROW, STANDING: Kay Green, Mary Kathryn Petgen, Mr. Stevens, Director. lf-' ,l .wr .Hu ' 1 v 5 kf . I' x 92 BOYS QU RTET GIRLS SEXTET Miss Mc Dowell, Director, Phil Slabaugh, Larry Mary Arbaugh, Accompanist. FRONT ROW: Sandra Stump, Bob Owen, Lamar Sharp. Larimer, Mary K. Bowser, Karen Chiddister, Peggy 'Suter. BACK ROW: Mr. Stevens, Direc- torg Sharon Eash, Patsy Cripe. 7 MIED CHORUS This year Millersburg acquired a new club, Mixed Chorus. Our director is Miss Mary McDowell, and accompanist, Nancy Virgil. At the first of the year we elected the following officers: President, Bob Oweng Secretary, Zo Ann Shelineg and Treasurer, Sue McKibben, Altogether our club enrolls twenty members. The soprano consists of Sue McKibben, Barbara Hapner, Bonnie Weaver, Mary Arbaugh and Mary Ellen Bowlby. Kay Green, Sandra Sark, Judy Fetsch and Zo Ann Sheline are altos. In the tenor section are Bob Owen, Wayne Berkey, Robert Kehr, and Lamar Sharp. Phil Slabaugh, Larry Stump, Ronnie Stump, David Petgen, and Albert Hite sing bass. Our first public apprearance of the year was at the Reformed Church in Millersburg, on November 21, 1954. It was a lot of hard work preparing for the program, but we enjoyed it. Also, we sang at Chapel Service, which we hold each month. All in all, our club has had a successful year, and we hope to continue it next year. 'fl JJ f zL,3'g ,fi ffm W J qjgf- fl M NN I , : s fMilN?,fX5MfQjg?giiC GLEE CLUB The Glee Club held its first meeting August31 and at that time elected the following officers: President, Kay Greeng Vice-President, Nancy Kuhn, Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Moserg Reporter, Violet Fisher. Our director is Mr. Stevens and Nancy Virgil, the accompanist. The Glee Club holds regular meeting two days a week with twenty-eight members. The Club sang at the Christmas program, Music Festival, and various other programs throughout the year. Q V S All 1 . 4- 'za I ,.- W-X xv... 'FWN .Jw-www 1 X E x 5 I K a X H : 521.55 ' 5 v 5 ' Ni xnxx 4 2 0 . 1 . V ' N un-.' 'f' Q In ,fa 'Q ' ' 'F' 1 mr: 41 -ur- Q 'uv ,cf ... E Q 4' JQ - '- .1 QW U 8 if' 's .p. - .w- 1 xr ' ' . , M ,. . f eg, . Q Q X ? '- '1' x ' N' -Je' 'f fl:-1'5 'SLM-'5 ??. ' r '-gb ' W' . '1 , ' L ?.? 'fl A Hua V .A A nh Q riff eh, - ,X ' 4. 'Q g'f' --.W 4 F 4 ' Ak 'L ' ' .Y It' - -.., if' 4' . Ac 1 X MX J. r 21, W V. Y i' v W c 7? --1 in ff 'Nh 2-H11-f ed os O0 fi Q- QOQQI 45060 5250 gs- ive N' 'Q 505 O es- 55 1 gg. ,gl ,a 935066 MAx BAILEY ROCK Freshman QPANYS S6801 BASKET FIRST TEAM SCHEDULE Shipshewana Jefferson New Paris Ligonier Leesburg Topeka Iimtown Syracuse Jefferson New Paris Concord Middlebury Jefferson fCo. Tourneyj Bristol Jimtown Wawaka Wakarusa Topeka Rome City 45' so MHS OPP. 40 53 55 49 31 33 40 38 '70 53 50 34 55 59 45 4-4 51 53 48 47 63 69 57 42 58 60 67 47 48 42 51 58 40 47 '76 44 61 46 22.24 T7 2: fi 945' lv, ' a ref-9 f 0, ' Ewa J - J 4 , M '71 , , 'I -A , V 1 .7 WILBUR FISHER CLAREN Junior CE S617 for ELL '86- fflfb. sfo SECOND TEAM SCHEDULE Or 47,0 MHS OPP. Shipshewana 48 24 Jefferson 48 22 New Paris 53 30 Ligonier 36 16 Leesburg 41 30 Topeka 42 44 Jimtown 29 25 Syracuse 35 46 Jefferson 34 37 New Paris 26 15 Concord 58 49 Middlebury 18 27 Bristol fCo. B Tourneyy 38 19 Concord QCO. B Tourneyy 49 41 Jag 00 Wakarusa fCo. B Tourneyj 41 39 ZQQPO Bristol 47 26 C? Jimtown 46 34 Wawaka 44 32 Wakarusa 40 38 Topeka 60 35 Rome City 42 19 CHQ 2404 -P 9396? Q' Q3-,?D6.Qo 0220 C2300 Q '63, o 4, Gb ,M A :ff L xx ,QL F454 fa 3 ,ia A 9 1 A ff' A x , VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Mgr. Bob Oval, Marvin Riegsecker, Orville Yoder, Mervin Troyer, Bob Larimer, Mgr. J an Douma. BACK ROW: Coach Robinson, Larry Stump, Wilbur Fisher, Calvin Rockmballgh. Jerry Schrock. Clarence Yoder. SECOND TEAM FIRST ROW: Mgr, Bob Owen, Burnell Mah1er,J dm Sparklln, Jay Dee Yoder, Ray Yoder, Mgr. Jan Douma. SECOND ROW: Bob Hull, Paul Simmons, Jim Green, Kenneth Hapner, Ron Stump. BACK ROW: Coach Robinson, Albert Shurtz, Garry Gardner, Max Bailey, Victor Virgil, Merle Yoder. BASKETBALL The '54-'55 Millersburg basketball season got under way with a defeat taken at Shipshewana, but the Millers came back in later games to better the record set last year. The first Millersburg win was their next game, which was with Jefferson, the team which proved to be the undoing of Millersburg in the county tourney and also went ahead to win the tournament. After losing a ragged affair to New Paris, Millersburg posted another victory in a close overtime game with Ligonier which Orville Yoder pulled out of a tie in the closing seconds by sinking two free throws. A win over Leesburg and a defeat by a hot-shooting Jimtown team gave Millersburg a 3-3 record. A game with Syracuse was pulled out of the fire twice as Millersburg came from behind to tie the game into an overtime on a set shot by Marvin Reigsecker and then to win by one point when Jerry Schrock sank a long set shot with three seconds to go. The next game was a defeat by up-and-corning Jefferson, who were on a winning streak and came back to win from a ten-point deficit in the last quarter. A reverse of the Jefferson game was played by us on Friday, as we came from behind to beat New Paris and take possession of the Bill Smoker traveling trophy. The possession was short-lived, however, as Concord took it away the following Tuesday. Another win, which made Millersburg's record 7-5 as they entered the county tourney, was a defeat of Middlebury, a rival which always seemed to get by Millersburg in recent years. The Millers second team had compiled a good record with only three losses when they entered the second team tourney at New Paris. They defeated Bristol easily in the first game and then Concord in some fine ballplaying to put them up for the finals of the tourney to be played as a preliminary to the first team championship game at Nappanee. ln the county tourney Millersburg lost a heartbreaker as Jefferson pulled out of a tie with five seconds to be by making good two free throws. The Millers' second team brought some consolation to Millersburg on Saturday night by coming from behind in the last quarter of the second-team championship game to beat Wakarusa. It was quite an accomplishment, sinoe it was the first time that Millersburg had won a permanent trophy in basketball. The following week the Millers received a little further consolation by defeating favored Jimtown and again taking home the Smoker traveling trophy, which Jimtown had taken from Jefferson in their first post-tourney game, The trophy was lost again a week later to Wakarusa. The '54-'55 Millers ended their season above the fifty percent mark. They gained recognition as one of the better than average teams of the county. Four senior boys, Calvin Rockenbaugh, Jerry Schrock, Clarence Yoder, and Mervin Troyer, played their last regular season game on Friday, Frebruary 18 and helped complete a successful season. The Millers made a fine showing at the sectional tourney, having reached the semi-finals before they lost to Wakarusa 61 to 59. We won our first game, 68 to 67, from the highly-favored Concord Minutemen. Then next we defeated a much- improved New Paris team, 46 to 41. Mervin Troyer's accuracy at the basket iced this game for us. Three of our men-- Cal, Jerry, and Max--were chosen on the all-sectional second team. Wilbur and Orville were given honorable mention. Max was third high-point man of the tourney and was chosen on Herb Swartz's five-man tourney team. The Millers closed the season with 13 victories and 9 losses, which rated them second in the county, topped only by Nappanee who won the sectional. f' as-st A f JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Blair, Suter, Yoder, Larimer, Hostetler. SECOND ROW: Blair, Weaver, Holtzinger, Troyer, McKibben. TOP ROW: Coach Robinson, Cripe, Sparklin, Bailey, Hostetler. Livengood, Manager Yoder. DEDICATION We wish to dedicate this edition of the Millerette to the memory of Mr. John Nettleton. He was a teacher in the Millersburg School from 1951 to 1953. We remember him as a friendly, sincere, and genial person. There is no music more for himg His lights are out, his feast is done, His bowl Lhar sparkled to Lhe brim Is drained, is broken, cannot hold. 5 , , 5-iz, . , I , , Yijff. 'if E gf 4 -' ' Q f fl E325 fp 5 f- . ,L u :- Senior High Yell Leaders Sue McKibben Judy Fetsch Jean Moser Junior High Yell Leaders Susan Larimer Judy Keim Peggy Suter BASEBALL gli E3 it 121 ii - 5 1 4 2 Q ,,., '.' 1' P kv ' f X is a get , 'KLLFPJS ' U Q 4 -Ke , stiff gl t x U 0 .. bwi. R rg , X dx, - T xxx tg, I SEATED: Kmneth Hapner, Utility: Burnell Mahler, Right Field, Shortstopg Jan Dourna, Right Field, Catoherg Max Bailey, Catdier, Pitcher, Mervin Troyer, Pitcher, Marvin Riegsecker, First Base, Paul Simmons, Utility. STANDING: Bob Owen, Student Manager: Bob Larimer, Third Baseg Clarence Yoder, Shortst0P: .Terry Schrock, Second Base, Calvin Rockenbaugh, Center Fieldp James Green, Utility, Wilbur Fisher, Utilityg Merle Yoder. Left Field, Mr. Robinson, Coach. The 1954 Millersburg High Sdiool baseball team compiled the best record in the history of the sdmool since baseball was reinstated as a school sport. They came through with seven wins and three losses. The county race for the championship was very close as Concord, Millersburg, and Jimtown were tied for first place at the end of the regular season. In the top four playoffs, Millersburg was slated to play Concord, Middlebury, and Jimtown. The Millers were defeated by Concord, one of their victims in season play, by a score of 4 to 0. However, Millersburg came in second in the county by defeating Mid- dlebury again and taking a forfeit from Jimtown. Four seniors--Schrock, Rockenbaugh, Troyer, and Yoder--will be missing from next year's base- ball squad. TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Mgr. J an Douma, Bob Hull, Bob Larimer, Mervln Troyer, Merle Yoder, Clarence Yoder, Lamar Sharp. BACK ROW: Coach Robinson, Paul Bartholomew, Jan Musselman, Wilbur Fisher, Garry Gardner, Cal Rockenbaugh, Larry Stump, Mgr. Bob Owen. In the spring of 1954 the twelve hard-working boys of the track team came through a very successful Season with the loss of only one track meet out of three. They also set some new school records: among them was Jan Musselman throwing the shotput 48 feet 112 inches. Later on in the county tournament he broke his own record 43 feet 6 114 inches. Holding the previous record was Carlysle Chiddister, who threw the shotput 42 feet 11 112 inches in 1952. Another one breaking a school record was Calvin Rockenbaugh who ran the mile in 5 minutes 6 seconds, breaking Harold Showalter's previous record of 5 minutes 13 seconds set in 1949. Still another school record was set by the half-mile relay team consisting of Merle Yoder, Clarence Yoder, Calvin Rockenbaugh, and Marion Bontrager. They ran it in 1 minute 40.4 seconds, breaking the previous record of John Lantzer, John Thomas, Merle VanNess, and Richard Kehr, who ran it in 1 minute 42 seconds in 1951. ln the county meet the Freshman and Sophomore track team came in third, having only two firsts-- Larry Stump running the mile and Wilbur Fisher throwing the shotput. ln the all-county track meet the Millers won 4th, having only one first--J an Musselman throwing the shotput 43 feet 6 114 indtes. 1: ,Jig Conscientious Service Q ,ej 1 K Quality Merchandise Since 1924 ,LK Millersburg, Indiana i WlL0' ,ang Q' Hearty Congratulations to the M, H, S, Class of 1955 K x ALEM BA K and TR ST C0 Goshen, Indiana E stablished 1854 One Hundred Years of Continuous Banking -- Your Grandfather and Grandmother Probably Did Banking with Our Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. If It's Furniture You Want - Come In and See Us FUNEQAL DIQECTOQ, 24 Hour Ambulance Service New Paris, Indiana Store Phone 572 Home Phone 642 Compliments of MARTlN'S FEED MILL I C Q 0 Manufacturers of Feeds for Poultry and Livestock Dealers in Feed Seed Coal Grain Fertilizer Benton Mill Phone 712 New Paris Phone 131 New Paris Compliments of YODER' MARKET of Middlebury Certified Grocer Highest Quality Lowest Possible Prices Shipshewana, Indiana One mile north of Jct. 5 8: 20 HIP HEWA A AUCTIO Phone 94F02 Daily Hog Market Sale every Wednesday Horse sale every other Friday ----The Auction Way is the Fair Way--- Compliments of FIR T ATIO AL BA K Goshen, Indiana Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Member Federal Reserve System This is Marvin, girls Must be behind QM ,J W V F f I Y r 4 xi l !1 ,,, Bat Boy Time Out Go, Team, Go Us A f- - A K 311, 'S Ready, Aim, Fire No! No! No! ' f -u-1,---. L.. 4 'Ai Pitcher Q R-C 4 'l I' ' f .. ' Q12 f . ' f ., sw 5-Q, f- Z iQ'--'11f,.'is,.?2- ki I Whv so alum? Busy working??? You're out 'Pt px f I ' 'L Get that up Now boys, this is a baseball Who's watching the players? fl X ii CALENDAR 1954 Aug. 27 Registration Day Aug. A 31 School Starts. Oh happy day! Sept. 3 Juniors start magazine sales. Sept. 15 Seniors get pictures taken. Sept. 16 Everyone else shot by photo- grapher. Sept. 29 Chapel Service by Rev. Gilliom. T.V. set loaned by Ted Worthman for world series. Sept. 30 Sunshine initiation service at Reform Church. Oct. 1 Cheerleader elections held. Basketball practice starts. Oct. 6 S. S. S. District Convention at South Whitley. Oct. 14 Senior Class Play. Oct. 15 Eighth grade class party. Oct. 16 Cheerleader's Conference at Indiana University. Oct. 23 4-H boys on WKAM radio station. Oct. 25 Chapel Service by Rev. Amzie Kauffman. Oct. 27 First skating party at Elkhart. Oct. 29 Seventh grade class party. Nov. 2 First basketball game at Shipshe. Nov. 5 We played Jefferson. Nov. 9 Observed American Education Week. Nov. 11 Observed Veteran's Day. Nov. 12 We played New Paris. Nov. 15 Group pictures taken for annual. Nov. 17 Senior class has chili supper. Nov. 19 We played Ligonier. Nov. 21 Mixed Chorus gave a program at Re- form Church. Nov. 24 Sunshine Bake Sale. Chapel Service by Rev. Miller. Basketball game with Leesburg. Nov. 27 Nov. 30 Dec. 3 4-H girls had program on WKAM. Played Topeka. Basketball with Jimtown. Jan. 13 We played Middlebury. Final Exam Day. Murder! Jan. 14 No school for students. Teachers grading papers. End of semester. 1955 Jan. 14 B team tourney at New Paris. We won from Bristol and Concord. We go to finals with Wakarusa. Drawings for 1st team tourney. We drew Jefferson. Jan. 17 Second semester starts. Jan. 19 We lost to Jeff in the tourney. Jan. 22 Our B team won the tourney. They received a nice trophy. Jan. 25 Assembly program--chalk talk. Also Chapel Service by Mr. Troyer. Feb. 1 Big Pep Session. We won Smoker Trophy from Jimtown. Feb. 4 F.F. A. banquet. Feb. 5 District Music Contest. Our boys' Quartet won a first. Feb. 7 F. F. A. Shop-Tool Identification judging contest. Feb. 8 Senior Class and Mr. Vance attend Indiana Legislature. Feb. 9 Sunshine Girls help in campaign for polio. Feb. 11 We play Wakie. Feb. 15 Game with Topeka. Rush to complete annual. Feb. 18 Our last scheduled game. Rome City Feb. 19 Boys' Quartet to state contest. Feb. 24 Sectional tourney begins at Elkhart. Lots of fun in that big gym. Assembly program in gym. Chapel Service by Rev. Worthman. Juniors practicing on their play. Mar. 11 County Music Festival held here. Mar. 18 Basketball Banquet. Mar. 24 Junior Play. Congratulations! Dec. 14 Basketball with Syracuse. We won Dec . Dec . Dec. Dec. overtime. 16 Christmas decoration going up. 19 Seventh grade bake sale. 21 We played Jefferson. 22 Sunshine Bake Sale. Chapel program by music dept. Dec. 23 All-school Christmas program. and gift exchange. Home at 11:00. Dec. 23 to Jan. 3 Christmas Vacation. Whoopee! Jan. 3 Back to the old grind. Jan. 7 We won a thriller from New Paris. Safety program sponsored by Ford. Jan. 11 Game with Concord. Apr. 1 April Fool's Day. Apr. 2 State Sunshine Convention. Apr. 8 to 11 Spring Vacation. Apr. 15 Our last assembly program. Apr. 30 Student Council Convention. May Junior-Senior Banquet. May 15 Baccalaureate Services. May 16 Final exams. May 17 Teachers grade papers. No school. Class Night by seniors. May 18 Commencement. May 21 Alumni Banquet. May 22 to 29 Senior Trip to New York. kv , Lk x xl i W 'N ,hi Rink Stiver Whirledge Groff Bates Sheley Jolly Juniors ?5le vi fs V4 - ' Hur What's this? Smy Freshmen Pass the laters Aw-shut-up I And did you hear--- Pretty legs? Loafing I Prison Ward Are you copying? Mrs. Basketball Miss Music l ,os..,,, ,f' lt 4 LLOYD HART SOUGH Trustee F- I. W. VANCE Principal I. W. VANCE Principal Mathematics Social Studies Senior Class Sponsor MRS . PATRICIA CHAM P Home Economics Health Girls Physical Education Junior Class Sponsor MRS , MARY WHITEMAN English Librarian Sophomore Class Sponsor WILLIAM ROBINSON History Boys Physical Education Health Coach CLYDE SUTTON County Superintendent OUR ADVERTISERS, BLESS THEM! We wish to thank the following businesses who have purchased advertising space in our yearbook. Their cooperation and support have made it possible for the Class of '55 to publish this book. Martin's Feed Mills Howard Nighsonger First National Bank Rohrer Furniture Elkhart County Farm Bureau Millersburg Lumber Company Frank's Sporting Goods Millersburg 5-10 Store Ligonier Beverage Company Goshen Auction Sales New Paris State Bank Shipshewana Auction Holtzinger's Garage New Paris Creamery Goshen Packing Company Stanley's Grocery Florence Showalter's Restaurant Steven's Camera Supplies Christner Furniture Company Shaffer's Machine Shop Bradshaw General Store Shipshewana State Bank l-lenry's Jewelry Store Pringle Poultry Farms Fiedeke Dry Cleaners Bickel's Barber Shop Newman Furniture Company American State Bank Miller's Restaurant Chas. L. Drake Company Honey Crust Bakery Marion Yoder 8: Son Smoker Lumber Company Robinson Electric Sprunger Tool Company National Milk Company FULL- PAGE ADS Wilson's Feed Mill HALF-PAGE ADS QUARTER-PAGE A.DS EIGHTH-PAGE ADS Yoder's Market Salem Bank City Dairy Garman Lumber Company George D. Schrock Culp Funeral Home Bower's Drive-In N. I. P. S. Company House of Harter Kroft Manufacturing Company Yoder Pop Corn Airgo, Inc. Pine Manor W. W. Wilt Sorg's Furniture Studio Bates' Implement Dr. C. L. Gegax Wolfe Grain Company Troyer Seed Company Pringle SL Roth Dr. H. E. Lusk Kime's Nursery Luke's Jewelry Melvin Troyer Ted Worthman Bob Longhner Wilbur Welty Wirk Garment Jacob Plank Raceview E-Z Gas Lacy's Cobb's STA LEY'S SUPERMARKET and Locker Plant Groceries --- ---- Meats ----- -- Frozen Foods Millersburg Indiana EW PARIS STATE BA K New Paris, Indiana .' -: . : 3 5 ,- '-1,1 '- - . gg: 'Qi .V 5... -- - :' cg .:, -'S'- : 1 'E5:-:F'1:-.-:-'Gil' i:' l,::. 59? ,g.,1:.:.g.g.,1.:g. , ..-. - -. - 'L' -:-:-:-:-:-'7'.-I-In '5 :S ... n-, .2 n -.1 - 1-fp!-1-I-'.'-,-'-' wr-. -.. -, .4 : -ff:-za:-3:-3, - . t- - ::: I :m . ' '-V4.9 1- 1- 1 , 5-I in g ' : S ..-,. :-E: gi: 5 ' 3 xx ' 2 1 FURNITURE STUDIO West of Goshen on Road 33 Open every night till 9 O'c1ock Phone 1569 Goshen K I M E S Nursery and Greenhouse Landscaping that Lasts Evergreens and Ornamental Trees R, R. 5 Phone NO. 1633 Goshen, Indiana Lumber and Mill Work a specialty CLINTON CENTER SAW MILL E. S. Troyer and Sons Phone 3 on 16-Millersburg R.R. 4 Goshen, Indiana MARION YODER 8: SON Real Estate - Insurance Goshen, Indiana Millersburg, Indiana Phone 3-1154 Phone 4-58 YUDER POPCOR and CUMPA Y PROCESSORS Ss BUYERS SPECIALIZING in QUALITY HYBRIDS Popcorn-Seasonings-Salt-Boxes ToPEKA, INDIANA Phone 58fl 1 Shipshewana Compliments of SHIPSHEWANA STATE BANK Shipshewana, Indiana A Friendly and Personal Banking-Service Member Federal Insurance Corp C omplim ents of AMERICAN STATE BANK Ligonier, Indiana Member of F.D.I.C. Come In and See Us We Are Glad to See You WELTY'S at D Benton PRINGLE 81 ROTH ' Processing Plant Box 511 Phone 905 9-R Goshen, Indiana C omplim e nts of HONEY CRUST BAKERY, INC, Wholesale Baked Goods and Retail 111 East Jefferson St. Goshen, Indiana MILLER'S RESTAURANT Goshen, Indiana ROBINSON Our Low Overhead Saves You Money ELECTRIC SERVICE MiBride LUKE Elgin Feature lock Bulova Diamonds JEWELRY Watches GENERAL ELECTRIC 524 S. Main St. Goshen APPLIANCES Expert Watch Repairing Ph L-108 . . Easy Credit one New parm, Indlana open daily mi 7 p. m. Good Luck CHARLES S, DRAKE COMPANY Elkhart, Indiana SMOKER LUMBER CO, New Paris, Indiana Manufacturers of Boat Oars -- Canoe Paddlers Mobile Homes BOB'S LUNCH Open 24 hours a day Benton Indiana U. S. 33 DR, C, L, GEGAX VETERINARIAN Phone 22 Millersburg, Indiana TOWN HOUSE CAFE Snack and Dine Prop. Florence Showalter Millersburg, Indiana SHAFFE R MACHINE SHOP Millersburg, Indiana Phone 110 Gene ral Repair Machine Work WORTHMAN'S Radio Electric Service Philco Appliances Electric Wiring Ted Worthman Phone 124 Millersburg Compliments of BICKEIJS BARBER SHOP Middlebury, Indiana S P R U N G E R Woodworking Power Tools Topeka, Indiana BRADSHAW 'S GENE RAL STORE Middlebury Shoes Hardware Groceries Notions Glass Ware Meats CHRISTNER'S FURNITURE Furniture, Rugs, Maytags Topeka, Indiana FIEDEKE DRY CLEANERS Quality Dry Cleaning Cold Fur Storage Mirza Rug Cleaning 211 S. 5th St. Goshen, Indiana WOLFE GRAIN INC. Dealers In Wana Feeds Grain Seeds Feeds Fertilizer Lime Phone 6 Topeka, Indiana HENRY'S JEWELRY STORE Where Your Dollar Has More Cents' Quality Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, always at the lowest prices Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repair Ligonier, Indiana Y MILLERSBURG LUMBER 00.1 0 Lumber, Cement, Roofing, Lime Drain Tile Sewer Tile High Quality at Low Prices Phone 6 Millersburg, Indiana We wish the Senior Class and all the students of Millersburg High School all the good luck possible, YOU G'S 50 to 1.00 TORE LIGO IER BEVERAGE Compliments of lNC U IN olANA's Elkhart, Indiana Goshen, Indiana f 'ZIEN -un-wu.'r ,f 2:? '5f nw sv KZ-Em .IJ My 555223 .23-l5O.,'tR-,Pl - so 5lA'f2JR7' ,faq 42 .73 C 5071- ffm! Goshen's Most Modern Lumber Yard GARME BRUTHER LUMBER C0. Route 33 at Plymouth Avenue Phone 582 Goshen, Indiana Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '55 C tacczmt-3,9 BOWERS DRIVE INN Goshen, Indiana A M F fy 2 A Tasty Hamburger I., On A Toasted Bun. --- Smothered With Featuring French Fries, And Surpassed By None. Burger-in-a-Basket Compliments B RGER nllnvof Tons Originators of Indiana' s 504 Gallon of Grade A Milk Division of New Paris Creamery Company Inc. .lC. HGLTZINGERS GARAGE Q , ou In Millersburg, Indiana BEST OF LUCK From FRANKS SPORTING GGGDS KRGPKG MANUFACTURING GGMPANY CLISJEOIII Built H OUS6 Trailers Goshen, Indiana H- a R GGSHEN PACKING CGMPANY RAY MESSICK AND SON Wholesale and Retail Drive-In Meat Market Beef--Pork--Lamb--Veal--Smoked Meats We process and deliver Beef for freezers R R 5 Phone 9012 M Drive South on Road 15 to Kercher's, then 1 mile East IGH 0 GER FARM EQUIPME T HOWARD NIGHSONGER Featuring Case-Massey-Harris, Ferguson, and New Idea Sioux Cribs and Bins Ligonier Indiana if l 53:5 . GEORGE D. CHROCK and 0'S Millersburg, Indiana PLASTER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY P1astering---Stucco---Mason Work ---Eagle Trowel Texture Finish a Speciality-H Phones 13 on 68 13 on 76 1112 on 69 FLY WITH AIRGO Russ Miller Plane Rentals Flight Tra Charter Service Cessna Sales and Se AIRGO ICL Goshen Municipal Airport Goshen, Indiana in rv ing ice H. E. Lusk VETERINARIAN Large and Small Animals Goshen Highway 33 West Phone 709 Goshen BATES IMPLEMENT CO, Sales M M Service Farm Hand Forage Wagons Spreuer Wagons RALPH BATES 8: SONS Phone 8-3 0 Millersburg, Indiana PRINGLE POULTRY FARMS Feeds Baby Chicks Supplies Goshen, Indiana E-Z GAS For Cooking and Heating Not Just Gas But Service Goshen, Indiana WIRK GARMENT DIVISION Clarence Whitman Sn Sons Inc. Ligonier, Indiana STE VENS CAMERA SUPPLIES 3600 South Main Elkhart, Indiana Photo Finishing No Parking Problems Open Evenings Till 8:30 GREEN'S SERVICE STATION Standard Oils and Greases Batteries - Tires - Tubes General Automobile Repairing Clyde C. Green, Prop. Phone 7 PLANK'S REPAIR SHOP Welding, Plow Point Sharpening Lathe Work, Gas Engine, Tractor and Car Repairs Horseshoeing--ice Phone 98 Millersbu rg, Indiana K, MISS MARY McDOWELL Vocal Music Art MARVEN STEVENS Band Vocal Music 7th Grade Sponsor ELMER BOWERS Physical :Science Mathematics 8th Grade Sponsor Student Council MRS. VIOLET MCC OLLEY Commercial Sunshine Sponsor Yearbook Sponsor ORV ILLE E , HOWARD Vocational Agriculture Biology F. F. A. Sponsor Freshman Class Sponsor JACK SIMNICK History English Millerette Sponsor GUSHEN COMMUNITY AUCTIUN SALES SALE EVERY MONDAY Sell Your Livestock on a Competitive Market NE SHERMA OR , MAS Barn Phone 8034-J HE BUYERS Protect Precious Eyesight With Plenty of Good Light NURTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE CUMPANY Goshen, Indiana ELKHART CUUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Nappanee Bristo Goshen, Indiana HAR'I'ER'S SPURTINC CUUIIS All Kinds of Athletic Equipment Sweaters - Letters TROYER SEED CO. Phone 1054 Farm and Garden Seeds Goshen, Indiana Indiana's Finest Furniture Co, NEWMAN FURNITURE CO, Phone 371-210-212 S. Main Goshen, Indiana The Chick With The High 1.Q. COBB'S PEDIGREED CHICKS Poultry Supplies Cobasco Feeds Goshen, Indiana NED W, LACEY Cameras and Supplies Kodak Finishing Portrait Photography 110 E. Washington Phone 316 Goshen, Indiana I For Real Enjoyment Insist On C-7 all : O u CREM1-RICH Congriffgatlons NATIONAL ICE CREAM Best Wishes to the Class of '55 RACE VIEW GREENHOUSE Goshen, Indiana Phone 13 1 Wilson Ave. National Milk Co, South Bend Elkhart Mishawaka Goshen Phone collect Millersburg 110N96 or S. Bend 6-1563 CULP FUNERAL HOME Phone 53 G o shen, Indiana AUTOGRAPHS J-V! Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1955 THE CITY DAIRY. I C. Goshen, Ind. Always First With The Best PIE MA IIII. I C. -.JL f'1'0Q ' Turkey Poults 0' Baby Chicks 9 o Qualit Feeds I5 4 5 P uit Su 1' y LJTY1., O ry pp ies Our Aim Always- Is Better Quality Goshen Indiana I1 A FLOYD W, TROYER 'I We were all saddened by the untimely death of Floyd Wayne Troyer on December 12, . v'1- 1954. His friendliness and smiling face is I' y will always be remembered by the students V V ! and faculty of Millersburg High School, ,, - I A friend of one, a friend of all, A y But he has answered to God's call. ' . 5 His smiling face and abounding love x Will shine forever from above. .1.:.- -V wfv.. ii L ...,, 2 b 'lg . ,V 5.-W.. , me 13 SNR. ,l . -,Q Y f Qi 8 - 1 A e ww ..,.....,, W Ni -ox av' -if 4 2' A . ,max , wx xxszgx iw Y Q x X wx Man .x:..,' ii.-J.x, ON Q. IQQ. '5 1 z ur !'v V x, I .ami 1 I. 5 . - I ' 1 X xv, , V H Y 4 v I 44 'M I x .I ,a w bl! C S 'Q nd. . .. 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