Millersburg High School - Millerette Yearbook (Millersburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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IA gxytkux EZ? E7 . ,fo M Mm, . of QL E! . X! Wx? i c Q 97 AD 0 aw Vff 1 ' W L u Of, L we ' ,DJ i on ww ' 'W , MP N153 WN A RM D ' , xv Www f L . ' V MILLERSBURG1 INDIANA: U S A A SALUTE TO OUR TOWN CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR CENTENNIAL WHAT A HUNDRED YEARS HAVE BROUGHT YOU MAY THE NEXT HUNDRED BRING TEN FOLD Q nw wx I if 'I' 355 -CQ X .fu xx THE CENTENNIAL QUEEN AND HER COURT Nancy Vxrg11 Judy Fetsch Mane Lockwood Queen Nancy Kuhn o 0 , . fi A I X A I A , 1,111.1 if , ' E H 1 , 1 ggi, NX3 b Ml 1 L- 4 -,tt ,. rf 'XJ Q- A fc,-, of A ' Q- A tb.:-A ' Us .f 4 r'. W B A ,' ff, f+',' A - OUR ADMINISTRATORS AND TEACHERS TO THESE TO WHOM WE OWE SO MUCH, TO THESE WE EXTEND OUR GRATITUDE. AA COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Clyde Sutton L.. i., TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE PRINCIPAL Lloyd Hartsough U2 VSHCC .....I Ca1Vm Rogers ADVISORY B0 -XRD Glen Honderlch Earl swlhart B , 1 l 4 I fl Av 7, L WT , E x- M N S xx S. X 'H' 1 If E E J J ff. I I W VANCE Pnncrpal Mathemancs Soc1a1Stud1es Semor Class Sponsor MRS VIOLET MC COLLEY Commercral Englrsh Sophomore Sponsor Sunshrne Sponsor Yearbook Sponsor ELMER BOWERS Physrcal Scrence Mathemaucs 8th Grade Sponsor Student Councrl Vrsual Educauon MRS MARY WHITEMAN Socral Studies Enghsh Libranan Class Plays BILLY SHEFFBR Enghsh Socral Studres M111erette Sponsor MRS PATRICIA CHAMP Home Econormcs Health Guls Physrcal Educauon Iumor Class Sponsor ORVILLE E HOWARD Vocauonal Agrlculture Brology Freshman Class Sponsor MARVIN STEVENS Band Voc al Muslc 7th Grade Sponsor WILLIAM ROBINSON Hrstory Health Boys Physrcal Educauon Coach MISS MARY MC DOWEIL Vocal Musrc Art , F. F. A. Sponsor SENIOR DATA CLASS OFFICERS Judy Fetsch Reporter Mr Vance Sponsor Zo Ann Shelrne Secretary Merle Yoder V1cePres1dent RobertOwen Presrdent, Lamar Sharp Treasurer CLASS COLORS Black and Gold Baccalaureate May 20 Commencement May 23 CLASS MOTTO SENIOR DAYS Alumnr Banquet May 26 CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose Class Night May 22 Class Tnp May 27 June 2 Forward Ever, Backward Never. SENIORS Z -Q o--'Q uf' SENIORS To the Semors Think of the future remember the past You wrll recall these days as long as you last IUDY FETSCH Bralny Class Vice President 2 Student Council 3 4 President 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 President 2 3 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Ushers Club 2 Glee Club 2 3 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Sextet 2 Millerette Staff 1 2 Annual Staff 3 4 WILBUR LEROY FISHER Mi8l1!Y Canvas Crew 2 3 FFA 1234 Senrlnel2 Treasurer 3 Vice President 4 Pep Club 2 3 Track2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 1,2 3 4 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4 I U 0 U I I I f T1--fc. ,, ' 55. GA RRY GARDNER Helpful A 2 Pep Club 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Baseball 2 Canvas Crew 2 3 4 NORMA HIRE Cure Llgomer H S 1 2 Class Play 4 Sunshme Soc1ety 3 Pep Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 ROBERT HULL Mlschlevous F F A Pep Club 3 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Canvas Crew 3 ROBERT LEROY OWEN Neat Class Prestdent 1 4 Class V1ce President 3 Class Play 3 4 Student Counc1l2 3 Vice Presrdent 3 Pep Club 3 F F A 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Drstnct Sentinel 4 Student Manager 1 2 3 4 Octet 1 2 Boys Quartet 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 President 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Kmg 1 MARIE ELIZABETH LOCK WOOD Queenly Class Play 4 Sunshme 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 MARVIN RIEGSECKER 'Handsome Class Play 4 F F A 1,2 Pep Club 2, 3 Annual staff 4 Canvas Crew 4 Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4 Basketball l,'2, 4 Track 3 Boys Glee Club 2 I I-Q34 WM-s. SANDRA IUNE SARK Jolly Class Play 3 4 Sunshine l 2 3 Pep Club 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 LAMAR SHARP Sha rp Class Treasurer 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Annual snaff 3 4 Pep Club 3 Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Octet 2 Quartet 2, 3,4 Baseball 4 Track 2,3,4 Canvas Crew 2,3 ZO ANN SHELINE Nice Class Vice President 1, Secretary 3 Class Play 3,4 Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4 Ushers Club 1,2 Pep Club 2,3, Secretary 2,3 Glee Club l,2,3 Mixed Chorus 3,4, President 4 Octet 2 Annual Staff 4 Millerette Staff 1,2 Class Queen 1 LARRY DEAN STUMP Cool Class President 3 Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mrllerette Staff 4 Pep Club 3 Glee Club 2 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Quartet 2 3 4 Octet 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Canvas Crew 2 3 4 X NANCY ELIZABETH VIRGIL Keen Class Presrdent 2 Class Play 3 4 Annual Staffl 3 4 Mlllerette 1 2 3 4 Sunshlne 1 2 3 4 Recordmg Secretary 1 Treasurer 2 V1ce President 3 Presrdent 4 Student Councxl 1 Pep Club 2 3 Treasurer 3 Ushers Club 1 2 G A A 1 Secretary 1 Boys Glee Club Accompanrst 2 Mrxed Chorus Accompanlst 3, 4 Octet 2 F F A Sweetheart 2 3 D A R Award 4 DONALD EARL SWIHART Stalwart Class Play 3, 4 Annual Staff 2 4 Mlllerette 2 3 F F A 1 2 3 4 Vrce Presldent3 Presrdent 4 Pep Club 3 Canvas Crew 2 3 4 Captarn Glee Club 2 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Publrc Address 2, 3 4 Captain 4 O I I XX . 9 1 Q tg' K Glee Club 1, 2,3, 4, Accompanist 3 D I I . 3' 4 fb! w N JAY DEE YODER Pohte Class V1ce Presrdent 3 A 1 2 Pep Club 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Track 1 2 Student Councrl 2 4 Canvas Crew 1 3 4 BONNIE WEAVER W rtty Class Play 3 4 Sunshme 2 Pep Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 212,15 wk 41 ' 5 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 Mrllerette 3 Annual Staff 4 MERLE YO DER Art1st1c Class V1ce Presxdent 4 Class Play 3 A 4 Senunel 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Canvas Crew 4 Student Councxl 3, 4, V1ce Presldent 4 SENIOR CLASS POEM For the years of hrgh school memorxes That we treasure here today We know we ll ne er forget them When we re far far away For the grft of frrcnds and teachers To whom we say farewell Our vorcts ratse rn thankful prarse 'lo them we love so well Our underclassmares true A sono of courage as we fondly part For as you surely know Someday you 11 come to grow Into a senror more tears just at heart Now a week of Joys awart us As we travel far and wrde Our senror tmp awarts us And we go srde by srde Then we ll leave our friends and classmates And we ll Journey through the years Rememberrng always hlgh school Wrth rts Joys and sometrrnes tears Judy Fetsch Thrs page sponsored by STANLEY SUPER MARKET STANLEY SUPER MARKET Mluefsbufg Mrllersburg , , D V I Today we sing to you D . . , . l s' ' s 1 I 7 ' CLASS HISTORY Our flrst year of hxgh school at M H S started on September 3 1952 Thxs day we shall never forget' Our class conststed of over forty members from whxch we selected the followmg class offlcers Pres1dent Bob Owen V1oe Pres1dent Zo AnnShehne Secretary Treasurer Sharon Gardner Reporter Marrlyn Hostetler Student Counc1lRepresentat1ve Nancy Vxrgxl and Morr1s Lxtwtller Our class sponsor was Mr Howard We chose two candxdates from our class to run as k1ng and queen of our class Zo Ann Shehne and Bob Owen were chosen. We had class dues whtch helped ralse our treasury Durmg our Sophomore year we lost a conslderable number of puptls whxch brought our class roll down to twenty three Later on that year we lost s1x more of our classmates and gamed one new g1rl Offrcers of our class were Pres1dent Nancy Vtrgtl Vrce Prestdent Judy Fetsch Secretary Treasurer Marllyn Hostetler Reporter Zo Ann Shehne Student Councxl Representatives Jay Yoder and Bob Owen We sold Chrlstmas cards gelatm dessert and plastlc bags to help earn money Beglnmng ourjumor year wehad as class offlcers Pres1dent Larry Stump Vtce Prestdent Jay Yoder Secretary Zo Ann Shehne Treasurer Lamar Sharp Reporter Bonn1e Weaver Student Councrl Representatlves Bonn1e Weaver and Merle Yoder We were very proud to have had two members of our class as student C0l1I'lC11 offlcers They were Judy Fetsch presldent and Bob Owen, vtce presrdent Our ftrst money makmg proyect durxng our Jumor year was the magazme sales campatgn For thts we set our goal at S815 and exceeded tt We presented our play Let Me Out Of Here m the sprung Last of all came our btg event the Jumor and Semor Banquet Our theme was A Land of Dreams So ends another year at dear old M H S Our last and fxnal year we hope has been a wonderful one Class offrcers were Prest dent Bob Owen Vrce Pres1dent Merle Yoder Secretary Zo AnnShehne Treasurer Lamar Sharp Reporter Judy Fetsch Student Councll Representauves J ay Yoder and Bonrue Weaver Judy was agann elected presxdent of student councrl w1th Merle Yoder as vxce prestdent Her Emergency Husband our class play was presented on October 20 Then on Decem ber 6 we had a clull supper followed by a ham supper durmg the second semester Near the end of our sentor year we were entertatned at a mce banquet by the Junxors Thank you 1uruors Our Baccalaureate SBFVICC was held on Sunday May 20 and Commencement on May 23 Our class mght was May 22 The Mrllersburg Alumm entertamed us and welcomed us 1nto thexr ranks on May 26 On Sunday May 27 we left for a week s tr1p to New York Ctty Nlagara Falls Canada and other pomts of mterest tn the East Thus wxth four years of work and fun we leave Mtllersburg Hxgh School fllled wxth many fond memorles and look towards the future wlth hxgh hopes Zo Ann Shehne Tlus page sponsored by WILSON S FEED MILL WILSON S FEED MILL Millersburg Mlllersburg . . . , . : 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 0 1 1 ' 1 Q ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' . . . . . . . . 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' ' 11 11 1 1 1 . 1 u 11 . . . . . . . .- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - u 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - g 1 , . . . 0 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Semor Class of 1956 of Mlllersburg H1gh School, wlll the followmg To the school we wtll a loyal school sp1r1t all A students and a state champxonshxp ball team To the faculty we w11l a mag1c wand to help them prepare lesson plans grade papers and keep order To the J umor Class we w1ll our ab1l1ty to get along together To the Sophomore Class we wrll a sponsor who lets them act the1r age To the Freshman Class we wlll some handsome boys to go wrth those good lookmg gxrls We as mdrvxduals of the Semor Class w11l the followlng Judy Fetsch wrll my offroe of Student Councrl Presldent to any ,Tumor or Senxor who would enjoy tt as much as I have Wllbur Ftsher wlll my manly bu1ld to ,Toe Smlth Garry Gardner w1ll my hexght to anyone who needs rt to play basketball Norma Hxre wlll my lack of hetght to anyone who wtshes she were short Robert Hull wlll my ablhty to play shuffleboard to anyone who wants rt Marte Lockwood w1ll my queenshtp to one of the candldates of 2055 Marvm Rexgsecker, w1ll my abrhty to sleep 1n class to Bob Larrmer who needs rt because he IS so act1ve Sandra Sark will my strength to Mr Vance who looks hke he needs II Lamar Sharp wrll my glasses to anyone who can see through them. Zo Ann Shehne will my ablhty to walt for my boyfrlend to anyone who needs the patlence Larry Stump wtll my government map and workbook to the poor Junlor who first asks for lf Don Swthart wrll my feet to anyone who needs a large understandtng Nancy Vllgll wtll my eyes to Susan Larxmer so she can keep them on the good lookmg basket ball boys for the next three years Bonme Weaver w11l my ablhty to blush rn Mr Bowers class to Vrolet Flsher Jay Yoder w1l1 my abxllty to skrp school to anyone who hkes to work I Merle Yoder wlll my abihty to h1t a baseball to Raymond Cnpe Wxlbur Flsher and Jay Yoder Thxs page sponsored by LAMAR LIVENGOOD STATE FARM INSURANCE Mlllersburg I' ' . . . . . . I' . . ' . . . D I' . . . . ' I' . . . . . i I' ' . . . . L . , . . . l I, Robert Owen, will my 1949 Ford to any M.H.S. couple that can find a use for it. I' . . . . . . . . . I. , ' . ' ' . I' . . I' . , . . . . . . I' ' . . . . . I. . ' . . . I' . . u . . - . - I, . ' . . . , . , . . . L ' . . . . i CLASS PROPHECY If all of you w1ll xmagme you re 1n the year 2056 now th1s story wxll mean more to you Due to advanced medlctne we the semor class of 1956 are all st1ll hvxng one hundred years after graduatmg from Mlllersburg Hlgh SchooL Many of us have reached hlgh goals At the opentng of th1s story Lamar Sharp and I are up 1n the Arctlc Cxrcle where we re engmeermg the constructton of the 1g1oo colony whxch ts to cover all the Arct1c Cxrcle Lamar told me to take a leave and to go to the Umted States I dec1ded to v1s1t Mtllersburg solgot on the rocket and was there In three rmnutes I landed at the 150 m11e plasttc strlp a1r base 1n Mlllersburg As I was walkmg down Mam Street I saw a street carmval smular to the one held a hundred years ago On learmng that th1s show and some of my old classmates ln ll I watched eagerly It was surprlslng for me to see Norma H1re and her beautxful horse as the mam attractlons Later I learned that Norma was wldely known for her horseback ab1l1t1es As I left the carmval I glanced over to where Dr Gegax s former resxdence had been and saw a beautxful structure wlth the name of Dr Marvm Re1gseckerfVeter1nar1anJ engraved on the door I walked lll and talked to Marvm He sa1d he had just returned from Mr Jay Dee Yoder s farm where Jay was m the process of wmmng great fame w1th a 989 bushel per acre corn crop Just then one of doc s patlents Mr Robert Hull walked 1n the door Robert was complalmng of h1s broken arm ru1n1ng h1s chances for the world champlon shuffle board contest I later read m the newspaper that Bob played wlth h1s left arm and won easlly Dr Relgsecker suggested that I VISII the new hospltal and see the head nurse I was amazed to f1nd a 600 story bUl1dll'lg On the 599th floor I found Judy Fetsch kneehng beslde a slck man She had the tnsxgua of the superlntendent of nurses on her cap I learned from Judy where some more of my classmates were She sa1d Zo Ann Shehne was the prlvate secretary of the Umted Nat1ons presldent and that Bonme Weaver was the wxfe of the Presldent of the Umted States Also, I learned that Sandra Sark was the head of the Department of Health Educauon and Welfare 1n the presldent s cabtnet I bade Judy farewell and went back to the carmval where the swlmming contest was about to start Guess who won tt That s rlght Marle Lockwood won by exght strokes! I learned that durmg my stay at the North Pole Mane had won many honors as the swlmmlng lnstructor at the Mxllersburg pubhc pool Someone announced that the 5 000 m11e sports car race was about to start so I hurr1ed to the track In t1me to see Merle Yoder chmb 1nto a beautlful sports car whlch he had buxlt I expected to see Merle wtn and that he dldl He set a new record of 628 m p h and won the race by 51 laps After the race I talked wlth Merle who was a local boy and found out that Mr Robert Owen was presldent of the Beef and Swlne Organtzatlon. Also that Nancy Vlfgll was a teacher at Mlllersburg consohdated grade school, Merle also told me that Wllbur Ftsher was stxll a star basketball player for the Fort Wayne Zollner Pxstons and had scored 1 128 pomts already th1s year an average of 48 p01lllS per game Just then a jet plane went over and the exhaust tra1l spelled out Garry Gardner s name so I knew where Garry had planted has career Before I left town I stopped to see a Tarzan movne I was surpnsed and pleased to see that the star was none other than the great fabulous Don Swlhart After the show I started back on my long tnp to the Arctic I made it safely and told my pal Professor Sharp all about our schoolmates at Mtllersburg Larry Stump Thls page sponsored by SALEM BANK St TRUST CO. SALEM BANK 81 TRUST C0 Ggghen Mxllersburg . . . , . . . , . I I f . , . . , . . , . , . . . . . . , . . . ' . , . . .. s - r - . . .. 0 . . . - I I . . , . . . . . 1 r . , . - . ,.-- . , . . - a . , ... 1 1 I - u n . ' U I I . . g . 1 1 , . OUR IUNIOR PLAY FIRST ROW Zo Ann Shehne JudyFersch Nancy V1rg11 Bonme Weaver Sandra Sark BACK ROW Mrs Whrteman Larry Stump Lamar Sharp Don Swrhart Bob Owen Merle Yoder Eve Boyd Bona Lynn. BCSSIE Rhodes Hazel Mlles Stevre Cobb Vrctor ward Angela Boyd Grfford Morton Marshall Ward LET ME OUT OF HERE' Thrs page sponsored by Zo Ann Shehne Judy Fetsch Bonme Weaver Sandra Sark Bob Owen Larry Stump Nancy Vxrgrl Lamar Sharp Merle Yoder Garrett Lynn .... . ..... . . ...... ........ D on Swihart NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE OUR SENIOR PLAY FIRST ROW Bob Owen Nancy Vlfgll Judy Fetsch Zo Ann Shehne Larry Stump BACK ROW Marv1nR1egsecker Mar1e Lockwood Norma Hlre Lamar Sharp Bonnre Weaver Don Swrhart Sandra Sark Nrcholas Napoleon Nutt Arlene Nutt Aunt Jubrlee Elberra Peach Dorothy Dolson B111 Jones Wllmer Sneed Audry Hardwrck I-hram Hardwlck Aunt Hazel Nutr Mrs Jarboe The Wrldman HER EMERGENCY HUSBAND Bob Owen Norma Hrre Sandra Sark Bonme Weaver Judy Fetsch Larry Stump Marvm Rergsecker Zo Ann Shehne Lamar Sharp Nancy Vlfgll Marle Lockwood Don Swlhart CULP FUNERAL HOME CULP FUNERAL HOME SENIOR PERSONALITIES SENIOR Judy Fetsch Wrlbur Frsher Garry Gardner Norma I-lrre Bob Hull Marte Lockwood Bob Owen Marv1n Rlegsecker Sand ra Sark Zo Ann Shellne Larry Stump Don Smhart Nancy Vrrgrl Bonnxe Weaver Jay Yoder Merle Yoder NICKNAME Fetch Wrllte Gardner Tlny Pappa PeeDee Marv Sl1m Zonme Stump Swonru Weaver J Dee Tex PET PEEVE My nlckname None Teachers Br ggers Showrng off Show offs Br ggers Krckrng cows Balky cars Stuck ups Stuck up gxrls Smart Alecs Concetted men Snotty people Stubborn grrls Grrls AMBITION Psycluatrrst Sta te c op Jet flyer Get marrred F B I m n Housewlfe Undertaker Good farmer Old mard Secretary Professor Farmer Teacher Physical Theraprst Engrneer Car desrgner FAVORITE PASTIME Sketchlng Sleeprng Tearlng 21 round Goshen Popular muslc Basketball Readrng Muslc Goofrng off Sleep Wrltxng to Dave Advanced Algebra Um boy' WI1llDg letters Datrng Drck Eatrng Sue OUTCOME Ba rn palnter Farmer Pohceman Old matd Marrred man Hog caller Farmer Salesman A model Hula Dancer Benton Postmaster Undertaker Repubhcan Senator Comed1enne Gold mmer The Brlg ThlS papt sponsored by CITY DAIRY CITY DAIRY Goshen Goshen . . a . . . ' . . . a ' ' Sis - ' ' 3 , Lamar Sharp Scorpie Flat tires Engineer Math Pro football . . Liz . . . . V ' ' P' ii NLS CLASSES GIVE TO THE WORLD THE BEST YOU HAVE, AND THE BEST 'WILL COME BACK TO YOU. Sf Q With: 7115 1, . J I an E 1 f p 54 1 J f Y 9 . Ie . x ' , ,J Ao- 2-If ,J , 1 f 4 3 ' A 1 7 5 ii 5 ! 1 4 1 Q? shsusgf ' hz. 1? H H 'N 567408 , T A A H M , , ,HT,, . H 42 , ' My I - . , - Wy' Q1 WA ' H ,W . 4 ,74Q3 :,,, 54,1 4 2' . f , I J gf? S , gs A ?Y , W fffa-:Vi Ln ' 5','. ., 2, A V f J N v IUNIO yy is Aft A Wg' 'W is , -N , su. slr 3, Yew K 3 A 14-'bgvf 1 I x ' This page sponsor RS Mrs. Champ Wayne Berkey Ian Douma Violet Fisher Sara Hagar Albert Hite Kerry Lantz Kenneth Hapner Robert Larimer Jean Moser David Petgen Janet Phillips Paula Rippey Betty Sheley Nancy Sheline Albert Shurtz Joe Smith Martha Stroup Victor Virgil Robert Willard Freda Yoder Orville Yoder ed by MERICAN STATE BANK AMERICAN STATE BANK Lrgomer Lrgonrer IUNIORS Vtolet Ftsher Secretary Mrs Champ Sponsor Jan Douma Reporter Paula R1ppey V1ce Prestdent Freda Yoder Treasurer Robert Laumer Prestdent The Jtmtor Class orgamzed xn September 1955 w1th 21 members Our Student Councll representatxves are Karry Lantz and Jean Moser To make money we sold magazmes J an Douma was hxgh salesman He recexved a plaque a pm and acntanon Others in the class who sold over S25 worth of magazmes received ceruhcates of ment We also recetved a watch from the magazlne company for reachxng our goal. We auctxoned off th1s watch at the New Parts game November 11 To further enhance our treasury we sold 1ce cream at noons and helped sell conoessxons at the basketball games Our f1rst class party was a Halloween party at the home of Kenneth Hapner It was enjoyed by all The Juniors sponsored a skatxng party at Elkhart December 9 Students from the upper su: grades were mvited to attend. Che of our most xmportant events of the year was our class play tn the spring. We enjoyed entertaxmng the semors and faculty at the Junxor Senior Receptlon. We apprecxate the efforts of our class sponsor Mrs Champ who has helped us xn all our acnvmes tlus year This page sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK Goshen Goshen w , 1 . 9 P . I v ' I , 1 n - I U - . - . 9 I Q Q l I I . . 1 . , I I 0 I c 'F SOPHOMORES Mrs. McCo11ey Max Bailey Dale Berkey Mary Ellen Bowlby James Green Dale Hershberger Dorothy Hershberger David Hire Cecil Hite Burnell Mahler :Q Sue McKibbin Lorene N isley Rosalie Saggars Paul Simmons John Sparklin Ron Stump lavera Troyer Linda VanArsda1e Beverly Vance Ray Yoder This page sponsored by RACEVIEW FLORAL SHOP RACEVIEW FLORAL SHOP Goshen Goshen SOPHOMORES Max Baxley reporter Sue McK1bb1n secretary Mrs McCol1ey sponsor Burnell Mahler presxdent Mary Ellen Bowlby treasurer C1611 I-hte v1ce presldent We Sophomores of 55 56 have twenty members xn our class Our f1rst class party was held at J 1m Green s home We played games 1n the barn and had a wemer roast III the gravel pn A good ume was enjoyed by everyone cards for sxx weeks The team captams were Ron Stump QRedsy and Cec1l Hue QB1uesJ Paul Simmons was the top salesman and the Blues won A party was gxven later for them. Most of our members are m at least one extracurncular BCIIVIIY Our class has a few of the followlng honors Mlllerette asslstant edxtor Cec1l Hue band mayorette Mary Ellen Bowlby cheerleader Sue McK1bb1n student councxl reporter James Green varsxty basketball team Max Ba1ley and Burnell Mahler We are lookmg forward to be1ng upperclassrnen next year Th1s page sponsored by ROBINSON ELECTRIC SERVICE ROBINSON ELECTRIC SERVICE New Parts New PUIS ' , : ' ' . : . . : . ' : ' g . . . . . - . . u - 0 ' - . , . . . . Then we decided to go to work and earn some money for our treasury. We sold Christmas . : . . . B . . ' . u , H . . . . M . . N - V K ytfx 7 FRESHMEN EQ iw 1' l i . av V V 'J DY' X Y V Q: Q' RQ 1 O if V This page sponsored by Mr. Howard Gerald Berkey Mervin Bontrager Mary Bowser James Conrad Patsy Cripe Raymond Cripe Ruby Eash Sharon Eash SueAnn Goodrich Ralph Haney Robert Hart Jane Hire Rose Mae Hite Glen Hochstetler Larry Jones Judy Keim Theldon Kurtz Katy Lambright Jack Lantz Sandra Larimer Susan Larimer Alice Long Drusilla Mast Arlene Miller Frederick Miller Polly Miller Janet Moser Connie Perrin John Petgen ROHRER FURNITURE STORE ROHRER FURNITURE STORE New Paris New Paris FRESHMEN Marilyn Sark Donald Slabaugh , Peggy Suter 2 Marilyn Whirledge i' Esther Yoder . ,J Arlene Yoder Rosalie Yoder S . N W 3 V 1 Mr, Howard, sponsor: Peggy Suter, president: Judy Keim, secretary: Janet Moser, vice-presidentg Ray- mond Cripe, reporterg Susan Larimer, treasurer. The Freshman Class has 37 members this year. Our class colors are white, black and gold. Our class flower is the yellow rose. We ordered white class sweaters with black letters trimmed in gold. We had a class party in the gym in the fall and another in the spring. Many of our class members have taken part in various school activities. Sixteen freshman girls were initiated into the Sunshine Society this year. Four freshman boys are members of the F.F.A., and three boys are out for basketbalL We have five members in the band, and fourteen in glee club. This page sponsored by MARTINS FEED MILLS MARTIN FEED MILLS Benton New Paris EIGHTH GRADE of' P 'Q Q L tv vw 15 - Q 9- -G., X , U I h so Wm X - AV, 1 1- , if Xu V.-5+ 52,3 -L I a 9- Q1 Mr. Bowers Lowell Bailey Jack Blair Sharon Bowlby Ann Detwiler Maynard Hartsouth Manassa I-Iershberger John Holtzinger Weldon Hull Elnora Kauffman Shirley Larimer Charles Livengood Barry Long Burton Mahler Marvin Miller Sarah Petgen Eugene Phillips Wilma Plank Phillip Rink Mike Rippey Dwight Sark Anna M. Schrock Phil Sparklin Bonnie Suter Glen Troyer Phil VanArsdale Brenda Vance Robert Weaver Arlis Whirledge Glen Yoder Larry Zollinger u ' f N .Q-' V . Ffa ' Q ' . OFFICERS: Bailey, President, Livengood, Vice-Presidentg Detwiler, Secretaryg Phillips, Treasurer, Long, Reporter Bowers, Sponsor. This page sponsored by SHIPSHEWANNA STATE BANK SHIPSHEWANNA STATE BANK Shipshewanna Shipshewanna 'Q rf! A., kr' nl is T, Q-1 TW' C' 'Y' SEVENTH GRADE in OFFICERS Hapner Presldent Eash Vlce Presrdent Vance Secretary Hartsough Treasurer Wxlkey Representauve Stevens Sponsor 'gm- 5-sa Y' Thrs page sponsored by Mr Stevens Jrmmy Blair Marvm Eash Orv111e Easland Ronnre Gardner Ronny Green Dennrs Hapner Elarne Hartsough Levr Hershberger Patty Hershberger Thomas Holtzmger Davrd Honderrch Judy Hull Verl Kauffman Lynda Lantz James Laumer Patrrcra Leek Sandra Leek AUD long Larry Long Charles Mahler Sandra McDonald Bruce McK1bb1n Nancy Muehlberg Everett Perrrn John Ph1l11ps Jerry Prough Patty Prough Patnck Rlppey Judy Rockenbaugh Nancy Sparkhn Boyd Stoneclpher Ray Suter Larry Troyer Blame Vance Fred Wllkey Davld Worthman Esther Yoder Max Yoder Wayne Yoder Mrllersburg Mrllersburg ' il y . R' H 4 rf' n ! Q I S . , I ' Q, -' w 'f , V, fig 1 . ' V5 . , ,KZ . I ,-QA ' I I A I .7 . LJ ' Q I 5 9 , my N, V ' 4 Lisa l -in . . 1 . A A . 3 R S. A A , J- -I p in U .,,. M it S15 A . 4 Q. ' M . I lf? 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I 3 I 5 4 .4 siei' 'I This page sponsored by Mrs. Culp Ellen Bailey Marina Charlron Sara Jean Chupp Frank Fetbch Srephen Fisher Gary Huber Susan Galycan Vicki Gardner Leon Hershherger Carolyn Hochgterler Duane Hoschsteller Ioellen Larimer Leonard Livengood Carolyn Jo Long Gloria Packer Lydia Pergen Karen Prough june Prough David Rink Linden Scheidel Virginia Smith Rosella Troyer Ronnie VanArsdale Alden Whirlcdge Sammy Whiteman Lou E. Yoder Robert Easland Karen Snyder ROBERT F LARIMER GARAGE DR- WALTER MASSANARI Milletsburg Millersburg SECOND GRADE S l ' my ' thi xA N Q7fT'1 ... 'rz 2. 1 1 1' I Yi 1 tv ax Y- I ., tr Q xl I B l, ,e K 1 A X r fi! ,ix if A ,lla 1 1' 2 , g f 1 . . Mrs. McDonald Max Bickel Michael Bickel Jeffrey Blair Marvin Bonirager Steven Chrisrman Susan Chupp Karen Huber Vicki Hoshstetler Nevin Honderich Phillip Larimer Joe Leatherman Dale Leer John Muehlberg Kathryn Perrin Ronald Prough Ellen Rink Roger Rink Patricia Rohrer Madalyn St. Germain Ronald Willard Carol Wonhman Doris Yoder Not pictured - Carl Thompson This page sponsored by MARION YODER at 50N REAL ESTATE ai INS. HONEY CRUST BAKERY' INC Goshen Gffshen FIRST GRADE Miss Weigle Mary K. Bontrager 5 ,I S ,' 3 ll Allen Charlton Larry Cripe Dennis Fisher Linda Fisher I GN ' Kathleen Galyean Verba Harshberger 2 .- . All Mervin Hochstetler Eunice Kauffman Herman Kauffman John Long Patricia Massanari Cynthia McDonald ,.,l Gregory Packer Janet Sark Jane Slabaugh Craig Stiver DeLora Warfel David Whirledge Claudia Yoder Larry Yoder 9 -- Rex Yoder If Not Pictured: Mary Thompson X lx This page sponsored by MILLERS' RESTAURANT ATZ FURNITURE STORE Goghgn GOShCl'l A3 ,. 1 .f I .4 rv' 'Z nf fz ,A 3. .5 .. 6 .9-:3 if lx A .Q 'f:fgHQg. g I f' 1' fa, 'Q-1 'U F j Fi' ,IJ ' 5 N914 'Qw- ' If I 'jig f 4. f..w-vi ls 'Y..IU :gd , V I sal' 'al .un ni-jiff + L I.'1'.-,'Q - it In? Quan ffii '35 ' i NIKJTA 'V 'T SPORTS WIN OR LOSE, IT IS THE S.-XMEg IT'S THEIR SPIRIT THAT CCUNTS, NCT THE FAME ,,l' Jay Yoder semor Wrlbur Flsher semor Max Barley, sophomore Merle Yoder semor Manager Douma Coach Robmson Manager Owen Robert Larimer junior 1' Marvrn Relgsecker semor r SI' Albert Shurtz, Jumor Larry Stump semor Burnell Mahler sophomore Orvrlle Yoder Jumor FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Marvm Relgsecker Bob Larrmer A1 Shurtz Merle Yoder Jay Yoder Manager Jan Douma TOP ROW Coach Robrnson Orvrlle Yoder Larry Stump Max Barley Wllbur Flsher Burnell Mahler Manager Bob Owen FIRST TEAM SCHEDULE Date MHS Opp Nov Sherllon Jefferson New Pans Llgonrer Leesburg Topeka Syracuse Concord Jefferson an New Pans Mrddlebury Brrstol CCO Tourneyj Jrmtown Mrddlebury Brrstol hmrown Fe Wawaka Wakarusa Topeka Rome Crty Brrstol Sec, Tourneyl Topeka 25 Elkhart Thrs page sponsored by YODER FUNERAL HOME ROMAYNE SHERMAN, AUCTIONEER Goshen Goshen E y 5 - E l ,, 5 li x ' 4 I 'L . 1 ' 93 82 4 66 57 11 ' 73 50 18 ' ' 73 57 23 67 56 29 67 60 Dec. 2 Hnnown 53 65 13 83 59 16 85 59 20 68 58 J , 6 ' 79 69 13 ' 50 53 18 ' , 71 62 22 ' 59 52 22 ' 39 40 27 ' 68 43 31 ' 63 43 b, 3 78 53 10 55 51 15 74 22 17 A 81 65 22 ' 4 47 41 24 59 42 27 55 SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL FIRST ROW The1donKurtz FredM111er RaymondCripe RayYoder KerryLantz Ronme Stump Manager Jan Douma TOP ROW Coach Robrnson Kennedm Hapner Paul Srmmons Davld Petgen V1c V1rg11 hm Green John Sparkhn Manager Bob Owen SECOND TEAM SCHEDULE Date MHS Opp Sherrton Jefferson New Pans Lrgonrer Leesburg Topeka Jrmtown Syracuse Concord Jefferson New Parrs Mrddlebury Jrmtown Co Concord Brlstol Jrmrown Wawaka Wakarusa Topeka Rome Crty This page sponsored by ROGERS FURNITURE CO LOCKWOOD SL SONS MARL Mlllersburg MIIIGISDUIQ BASKETBALL The Mtllersburg Htgh School varstty started the season wtth a racxng thrtller agatnst Shenton s Panthers The Mtllers were on top all the way as People s Cho1ce Orvllle Yoder h1t 25 pomts Then the Mxllers led by Max Balley s 18 pomts had an easy ttme trtmrmng Jefferson The New Parts Clubs were then trampled wlth A1Shurtz s lugh of 18 and Wtlbur F tsher s sharp eye at the free throw llne settxng up the thlrd stralght home wtn When the M1llers took to the road they were not slowed down as Burnell Mahler poured tn 21 pomts agalnst the Ltgomer Ratders. Meetmg Leesburg the htgh scormg Mtllers took the lead ll'l the second quarter leav1ng the Blazers on the short end of the rope Star yumor O Yoder dropped tn 30 pomts to top Mxllers As the stxth wm went by the Topeka Bears were the v1ct1ms Batley s sure eye at the free throw lme accounted for 18 to lead the Mlllers It was hard for the Mtller varsxty to accept thexr fxrst loss from the hot shootxnglxmtown Jlmmles The rousmg comback that was d1sp1ayed agalnst Syracuse was a welcome sxght as Bob Larlmer talhed up ?A pomts for the Mtllers Number etght was an easy sess1on for the Mlllersburg pacers The Concord Mtnutemen were left behmd tn the second quarter and never threatened durtng the rematnder of the game Mahler and O Yoder s good eyes both at the free throw hne and 1n floor shootmg clmched an easy w1n for the Mtllers Our second vtsxt w1thJ efferson brought no success to the Ttgers Barley s 28 pomts proved ll to be a cmch for the Mxllers The fxrst game after Chnstmas vacauon was very profitable as the Mtllers traveled to New Parts for thelr tenth w1n of the season Sophomore star Batley s 26 pomts kept the v1ctors tn the lead through out the game The second loss for the Mtllers came when they met the Mtddlebury Mtddxes on the Mtddle bury floor Thts defeat put the Mlllers out for blood tn the county tourney The raoehorse Mlllers entered the county tourney havlng won all of their home games and lost two road games for a 10 2 record Mxllersburg matched up w1th Brtstol for the second game of the tourney The Mtllers chnched thelr ftrst tourney vtctory by a n1ne po1nt margm wlth well balanced scormg among the team members Entermg the sem1 fmals blood tlursty for the undefeated J lITllTll6S the small school flve was m the cellar the f1rst quarter bemg unable to score sucaessfully The rematnder of the game well dlsplayed the power of the Mtllers Shppmg past Jlmtown put them m the finals w1th Mxddlebury Heartbreak came as they lost the champxonshtp to the Mxddtes by one pomt Wlth the dtsappotntment of the county tourney forgotten the Mlllers ventured out for another wmnmg streak to prepare themselves for the secnonal Thelr fxrst vxctory was over Brtstol a well played game for the Millers with a balanced scormg tr1o of Flsher Balley and O Yoder each wtth 14 pomts No 14 for the Mlllers was a happy occasxon as they trounced the J xmrrues for a second ttme O Yoder and M Barley led the M1llers 1n hlgh scormg. Travelmg to Wawaka seemed just routlne for the wtnmng Mxllers as they contmued thelr scormg streak MHS wxth the help of old fatthful Orvtlle s 23 pomts was never threatened by the underdogs The over anxlous Wakarusa lndtans were d1S3PPOll'lIed as the consxstant Mxllers came through on top Cold shoottng handxcapped the Mxllers but they succeeded at the free throw lme The last home game was Just a practxce sesslon as the Mnllers whxpped the Topeka Bears Thts completed an undefeated season on the home floor The blazing Mtllers had prepared to meet thetr match when they bumped up agamst the Rome Ctty Romans The forever scormg Miller fxve raced to the top wxth the1r hot shootmg O Yoder and Ba1ley's professxonal marvels tn shoonng were responstble for more than 50 percent of the Mlllers 81 pomts Thns vlctory gave the Mtllers an 18 3 record as they entered the Elkhart secnonal wtth great hopes The secttonal was opened as Robmson s star fwe agatn met Brtstol. The Mtllers were on top all the way wnth nnghty Batley s 24 pomts clmclung the vxctory Mtllersburg s second w1n was over the Topeka Bears whlch gave the Mxllers a chance to meet the Blue Blazers tn the serru fmals Elkhart had a lucky shoottng streak and the Mtllers were unable to overcome the conststant scormg and hetylt of the Blazers Wlth a memorable 1955 56 season behmd theM1llersburgM1llers certainly have made thxs commumty proud of them. Completmg the season wtth twenty wms and only four defeats gtves them a ntle to the best season record tn the cotmty The second team boys completed thetr season wxth a 13 '1 record Some of these boys w1ll be movmg up to the varsuy next year to replace the semors graduanng Wnlbur Fxsher .T ay Yoder Merle Yoder Larry Stump and Marvtn Rtegsecker Tlus page sponsored by HENRY S JEWELRY STORE FIEDEKE DRY CLEANERS Ligoruer Goshen - u 1 - n ' - - 0 I I I o n . . , . . . , . . . n I - n - s - n . . . . . . , - u . - -. . . . , . . . . . - 0 n . . . . . . , . . . . u . . U ,, . , . . . - . . . - Q 1 . .- . . . . U ,, 3 I I , . . . 1 , , . , . . . . . . . . . H . ,, . , . - n r ' - v I . . . . . . - . . . , . . . . . H . ,, . , . . . . . , . . n ' - . ' 9 4 - Q -- . v s n - I 'S IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Ronme Green Mrke Weaver Charles Lrvengood Eugene Phlllrps Bruce MCKlbb1D John Phrllxps SECOND ROW Wayne Yoder Ray buter Jrm Laumer Marvln Eash hm Bla1r Denms Hapner Larry Troyer TOP ROW Manager Tom l-loltzlnger Glen Troyer John l-loltzrnger Phrl Sparklrn Lowell Barley Jack Blarr Coach Robrnson The Mlllersburp, Junlor Hrgh School basketball teams completed therr season w1th very satlsfactory records of achlevement The frrst team played eleven games w1nn1ng,, e1g,ht and losmg three The sec ond team played seven games wrnrung four and also losrng three FIRST TEAM SCHEDULE MHS Opp. Brrstol 33 26 New Pans 46 20 Clrnton 4l 13 Honeyvllle 13 29 Topeka 63 6 Jefferson 18 38 Mrddlebury 20 35 Model 39 21 Brrstol 37 32 Perry Central 48 16 Jefferson 31 13 bECOND TEAM bCHEDULE Brrstol New Pans Topeka Mrddlebury Model Brrstol Perry Central Thrs page sponsored by GOSHEN FLORAL SHOP Goshen Mlfib 24 28 Q7 16 44 23 30 CHAS. S, DRAKE CO. Elkhart ODD 13 30 6 l7 ll 25 ra BASEBALL FIRST ROW Bob Hart Lamar Sharp Jack Lantz Theldon Kurtz Fred Miller Larryjfones SECOND ROW M Robinson Merle Yoder Wtlbur Fisher Max Bailey Jan Douma Kerry Lantz Marv1n Reig secker Larry Stump Bob Owen TOP ROW Ron Stump Kenneth Hapner Paul Simmons Jxm Green Bob Larimer Ray Yoder Burne1lMahlet Raymond Crtpe The Mtllersburg High School baseball team closed its 1955 season w1th the best record in the school s history The Millers entered the E1 Ko League and came through with an outstanding 9 1 record Th1s mark won them the League and Tourneytrophtes They chnched the Tourney trophy by trimming Wakarusa 1n an extra xnntng champ1onsh1p game 3 to 2 In the Elkhart County League Millersburg finished with a The baseball team consisted of five sen1ors four Juniors six sophomores and six freshmen The semors were Merle Yoder center field Wilbur Fisher left field Marv1nR1egsecker first base Larry Stump outfield Lamar Sharp second base Merle Yoder led the team with the h1ghest batting average of 448 EL KO LEAGUE ELKHART CO LEAGUE MHS Milford Mtddlebury Nappanee Jefferson Wakarusa Concord New Parts Wakarusa Etna Green Bristol Leesburg New Paris Atwood Concord Leesburg Ctourneyj Middlebury Mllford Wakarusa Wakarusa finals Thls page sponsored by GOSHEN PACKING CO GOSHEN PACKING CO Goshen Goshen : r. . . ' . . . . ' ' , . . D 5-4 record, placing third in the county, with Middlebury first and Concord second. OPP. g . 1 5 . 4 16 3 3 ' 0 15 1 5 ' 3 3 ' 5 1 9 3 ' ' -- 1 7 -- - 2 TRACK FIRST ROW Orv111e Yoder Lamar Sharp Marvm Retgsecker Robert Hull Paul Slmmons Ron Stump Fxsher Albert Shurtz Larry Stump Robert Larlmer Mr Rob1nson The 1955 sprlng track team completed a record breakmg season by wlnmng seven meets wxthout a loss They also set several school records Jan Musselman broke h1s own shot put record wxth a heave of 44 feet 8 314 mches Hts prevxous mark was 43 feet 6 1X4 Inches m 1954 Calvm Rockenbaugh also bettered h1s own record m the mxle run Hts 1955 ume was 4 58 8 aga1nst5 06 1n 1954 Clarence Yoder tr1ed hard to break John Lantzer s 1950 record of 10 4 ln the 100 yard dash but he was only able to ue tt However he dld succeed 1n breakmg John Thomas s 1951 record ID the 220 yard dash of 23 8 Yoder s ttme was 23 3 The nule relay team conslstlng of John Sparklm Wllbur Flsher Larry Stump and A1Shurtz set a new school record of 3 53 1 The record they broke was that ofJun1or Miller Doyt Green Kexth Sheaffer and John Lantzer xn 1950 wxth 3 56 5 ln the county track meet the Mxllers placed thxrd wlth Nappanee flrst and Wakarusa second The Mxllers also placed th1rd 1n the county freshman and sophomore meet wxth Nappanee fxrst and Mxddlebury second Calvm Rockenbaugh and Burnell Mahler entered the sectlonal track meet at Elkhart Mahler won thxrd place 1n the 440 yard dash and went on to the regtonal at Fort Wayne where he ran seventh tn a fxeld of ten men Th1s was consldered good for a freshman Graduate losses were Jan Musselman Calvm Rockenbaugh Mervm Troyer and Clarence Yoder Thts page sponsored by SMOKER LUMBER CO NEW PARIS STATE BANK New Parxs New Parts 1 3 T 4 1 I ' 1 ., Q: l A E 5 i - , is K' Ray Yoder, BACK ROW: Jan Douma, Bob Owen, Burnell Mahler, Merle Yoder, John Sparklin, Wilbur fix f T SR HI CHEERLEADERS IR. HI CHEERLEADERS Sandra McDonald Bonme buter Llnda Lantz Thxs page sponsored by EUREKA BLOCK SL SILO INC WOLFE GRAIN, INC New Pans Shxpshewanna K H ' H C K' A . f , , 1 ' ' 44 ff , , 4. C, 2 - E: ! S b Q7 V' . 1 u , f N S'-5: 1 x 1 ' R -f V f , I I X I R L ' 2 ii J 'Y f Q 5? fi z U 1 V, y is V V ii e 5. f E A ,f I i X ' A. A ,, 7 ' 332 S , ai V 1 3 I 5' , i , . if 'Alf X E .1 '-, Q x ' Q - E Q! if v,l?,+' jlzisnf 5 F Q ' ef if 1 . J f I - . G J rf 'f Y 1 4 . 15 Qkmfijlgf' .3 4 ' , fi, I 1 if W' 3 ' 'lt ' gh ri? XI 1 5.1 nf QP ting! J' 6 'Q .hfgu 3 wx, f ACTIVITIES TO THE CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT HELP TO MAKE US BETTER STUDENTS AND MORE RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS. EL K.Co 096 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Sue McK1bb1n accompanrst FIRST ROW Mr Stevens drrector Mary Bowser Beverly Vance Sandra Laumer Janet Moser Peggy Suter Rosa Hlte Esther Yoder Arlene Yoder Bonnre Weaver Sandra Sark SECOND ROW Nancy Vrrgrl Patsy Crrpe Rosalre Saggars Connre Perrrn MaryE Bowlby Norma Hrre Sharon Eash Freda Yoder V1oletF1sher TOP ROW Betty Sheley Nancy Shehne Marre Lockwood Sara Hagar Jane Hue Ahce Long Jean Moser Sue Goodrrch Paula Rrppey Martha Suoup Judy Kelm MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW Larry Stump Janet Phrllrps Bonnre Weaver Marre Lockwood ZoAnn Shclrne Patsy Crrpe Mary E Bowlby Nancy Vlrgrl MrssMcDowel1 drrector SECOND ROW James Green Sandra Sark Judy Fetsch Peggy Suter Sue McK1bb1n Freda Yoder Mary Bowser JanetMoser TOP ROM Davrd Petgcn Vlctor Vrrgrl Ray Yoder Ron Stump Wayne Berkey Robert Owen Lamar Sharp Albert Hrte Thrs page sponsored by BOWERD DRIVE IN FURNI1 URE STUDIO Goshen Goshen E 'ly 2. UQ? I -. l Q i l Q , 2 - , - Y lf mi If . 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Z Y v 1. 1 U n A 1 EA 3, l V AND Mary Ellen Bowlby Majorette FRONT ROW Alta Ftsher PatsyCr1pe Lmda Van Arsdale Arlxs Wh1rledge Beverly Vance Mary Bowser Mary Fetsch SECOND ROW Tommy Holtzmger John Phl1l.lpS Sandra Sark Kerry Lantz Robert Larxmer Martlyn Sark JackBla1r Steven Slabaugh Richard Bender Robert Suver John Holtzmger Dale Berkey Donald Slabaugh BACK ROW Dale Hershberger Janet Moser Barry Long Eugene Phxlhps Mr Stevens Dav1d Petgen The Band started the 1955 56 season by marclung m the M1llersburgCentenmal parade Shortly after school started the band marched nn the DeKalb County fair parade A tnp to North Manchester followed a few weeks later Durmg the basketball season the band put on exhibmons domg a droodles mght and a salute to Chrxstmas among the several performed Solotstsat con test m February and partxcipauon in the all band County Musxc Festlval on March 9 formulated and would hke to thank the Band Parents Assoctatxon, wrthout whose help ll could not have been successful. The Glee Club IS composed of 34 htgh school glrls The offxoers are Bonme Weaver Prestdent Nancy Virgll, Vtoe Presndent Jean Moser Secretary and Treasurer Vtolet Flsher Reporter The club xs dtrected by Mr Stevens wtth Sue McK1bb1n the accompamst The Glee Club sang at varxous school and community funcnons throughout the year They also took part tn the Elkhart County Mustcal Festival at Concord onMarch 9 1956 The songs that were sung were I Like It Here Wanting You l Belleve and Glory To God. The Mtxed Chorus IS composed of 23vo1ces They meet each Wednesday and sing at vartous programs throughout the school year Some of thelr actxvitxes th1s year have been smgrngat chapel servtoes Chnstmas carohng, and parucrpatlon ln the County Mustc Festxval. The ac compamst for the chorus IS Nancy Vxrgtl, and the dlrector 15 Mtss Mary McDowell This page sponsored by COBBS HATCHERY 8a FEEDS KIMES NURSERY Goshen Ggshen the plans for the band the remainder of the year. We, the band, feel we have had a good year dl i Q. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED Merle Yoder James Green Sue McK1bb1n Judy Fetsch Jane Hrre Bonme Suter Jean Moser STANDING James Larrmer Glen Troyer Jay Dee Yoder Kerry Lantz Mr Vance Mr Bowers Bonn1e Weaver Theldon Kurtz Patty Hershberger CHAIR AND CANVAS CREW SECOND ROW Don Swrhart Dave Petgen Kenneth Hapner TOP ROW Wayne Berkey Ray Yoder Larry Stump Krm Green Max Balley Paul Slmmons Burrlell Mahler Merle Yoder Marvm Relgsecker NOT PICTURED Albert Shurtz Thrs page sponsored by PINE MANOR INC E Z GAS GOShEI'1 Goshen FIRST ROW: Ron Stump, Dale Hershberger, Jay Yoder, Joe Smith, Orville Yoder. Qxgf N X-r b.'?' ANNUAL STAFF SEATED Mrs McCo11ey sponsor Larry Stump crrculatron Jean Moser ass1stanted1tor Judy Fetsch edrtor Nancy Vrrgrl prctured ZoAnn Shehne typrst Bonnre Weaver semor edrtor STANDING Lamar Sharp advertrsmg Bob Owen sports Don Swrhart busrness manager Marv1nRe1gsecker clrculatron Albert I-hte prc tures MILLERETTE STAFF SEATED Jean Moser, Kerry Lantz, Janet Phrllrps, Paula Rrppey, V1o1et Frsher, Martha Stroup, Sue Ann Goodrlch, Edrtor Albert Hrte STANDING Patsy Crrpe, Asslstant Edrtor Cecrl I-hte, Susan Laumer, Paul Srmmons, Advrsor Mr Sheffer, Judy Kerm, Max Barley, Peggy Suter, Burnell Mahler, Nancy V1rg11, Bob Laumer, Mary Bowser, Albert Shurtz, Rosa Hue Thrs Page sponsored by C. RUSSELL LUKE PRINGLE POULTRY FARMS Goshen Goshen J 5 jgf V Z 1 5 2 '1 'fl 5 5 3 ' J A ' A A ' A Q ' V for L-Y . A , l L :' QABK H ' - ru x , T - J ? A J A A ig 1' 1' l me ,, i X SUNSHINE SOCIETY FIRST ROW Norma Hrre Jean Moser Sue McK1bb1n Nancy Vrrgrl Peggy Suter ZoAnn Shelrne Sandra Sark Judy Fetsch SECOND ROW Mrs McCo11ey Susan Larrmer Rosa Hrte Bonnre Weaver Vrolet Frsher Janet Phrlhps Martha Stroup Marre Lockwood Esther Yoder Jane Hrre Rosalre Yoder THIRD ROW Connre Perrrn Dorothy Hershberger Freda Yoder Rosahe Saggars Sara Hagar Betty Sheley Judy Kerm Paula Rrppey Sharon Eash Mary Bowser TOP ROW Sandra Laumer Beverly Vance Patsy Crrpe Alrce Long Lorene Nrsley Nancy Shehne Lavera Troyer Sue Ann Goodrrch Arlene Yoder Mary Ellen Bowlby Janet Moser ffl F. FIRST ROW Mr Howard Kenneth Hapner W1IburFrsher Don Swrhart Bob Owen Jay Yoder Merle Yoder SECOND ROW Don Slabaugh John Sparklrn Garry Gardner Vrctor Vrrgrl Jim Green Ray Yoder Dale Berkey TOP ROM Dav1dHrre Theldon Kurtz Wayne Berkey Bob Hull Orvrlle Yoder Fred Mrller Jrm Conrad Thrs page sponsored by HOUSE OF HARTER NEWMAN FURNITURE COMPANY Goshen Goshen t 1 1 Q Q 1 3 1- 5 ' W , 2 ' Q ' 1 . 1 .. v A P5 Q ', Z Z., f 1 an ' ? . 4' Y ' -Q 4 3 l n n n 1 H r ' 1 fi r 2 ? Q . -A V X fr s i ,ly aff fa-2' K 4 ' I ' s i L . A F B. . S , I bf' - VI I V Q x. gf , 'X .- 5 I Q O CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councxl of our school 15 made up of two representauves from each grade seven through twelve and a pres1dent and v1ce prestdent elected from etther the Jumor or semor class The counctl represents the students 1n school affa1rs They also sponsor assembly programs These tnclude monthly chapel programs and programs of profess1onal talent To make money for these programs the student councll operates the check room at ball games They also sponsored a car wash m the fall Tlus year lnstead of Courtesy Week we placed a suggesuon box tn the ltbrary for the students to use 1n makmg suggest1ons for the betterment of the school Judy F etsch IS presldent of the councll wrth Merle Yoder v1ce presldent Mr Bowers IS faculty advxsor CHAIR AND CANVAS CREW Thls group of boys has volunteered to be responslble for puttxng down and takxng up the chaxrs and canvas ln the gym whenever the need ar1ses The group cons1sts of twenty boys ten to put the canvas down and ten to take ll up They were formerly called the Mmutemen because they were ready to go to work at a moment s notlce SUNSHINE SOCIETY The Sunshme Socxety has forty members th1s year w1th the followmg offlcers Presldent Nancy V1rg1l V1ce Pres1dent Jean Moser Treasurer Zo Ann Shehne Correspondtng Secretary Peggy Suter and Recordtng Secretary Sue McK1bbm Mrs McColley IS our club sponsor The presldent and sponsor attended a luncheon at Ind1anapol1s on September 24 Stxteen members attended the Dxstrtct Il conventlon at Huntxngton October 2 The state convenuon was held at Marunsvtlle Apr1l '7 Twenty g1rls were 1n1t1ated at the formal ceremony tn the Lutheran Church September 29 We had as guests our mothers and Ideal ladxes Reverend G1llnom was the speaker To make money for the R1ley Fund and other acttvtues we sponsored a box soctal wxth the F F A boys and also had bake sales Our soclety operates by comrruttees These are execut1ve act1v1t1es cheer, charlty ftnance safety program and publ1c1ty Each comnuttee has a speclal duty to perform The safety commxttee has maxntamed asafety bulletm board The cheer comnuttee sent many cards among wluch was one to Presldent Elsenhower New offloers were 1nstal1ed 1n the sprmg at wluch t1me we had a tea for our mothers and also revealed our 1dea1 ladxes who were guests The charlty comm1ttee arranged two Chnstmas glfts and the act1v1t1es arranged a Chrtstmas party for all the h1gh school g1rls The Sunshme members feel they have gamed much by domg thtngs for Others FF The Mlllersburg chapter 1n1t1ated four new members thts year and ratsed elght members from Greenhands to Chapter Farmers The chapter started a new g1lt chaxn project thxs year They started wxth two reglstered Hampsh1re gtlts whtch wxll be passed from one boy to the next after each htter Last November the chapter held the D1str1ct ll crops Judgmg poultry and egg Judgmg and shop tool 1dent1f1cat1ons contests at M1llersburg l-hgh School In the sprmg we sold garden seeds and held a banquet for our fathers F F A offxoers are Presldent Don Swlhart Vtce Pres1dent Wllbur Flsher Secretary Kenneth Hapner Treasurer Bob Owen Reporter ,T ay Yoder Senttnel Merle Yoder Mr Howard ts our club sponsor Thxs page sponsored by ,TEANETTE S BEAUTY PARLOR MILLER BROS GRAVEL SERVICE Mlllersburs Mrllersburg I , . v - 0 Q 0 - u- n , . 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