Millersburg High School - Millerette Yearbook (Millersburg, IN)

 - Class of 1957

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L TQ V7 MRS PATRICIA CHAMP B S Purdue Voc Home Ec Physlcal Educatlon Iunior Class Sponsor ORVILLE E HOWARD B S 8-t M S Purdue Voc Agnculture B1010gy F F A Sponsor Freshman Class Sponsor FACULTY I W VANCE PRINCIPAL State Teachers College Mathematics ELMER BOWERS B S Manchester Mathematrcs Physlcal Scrence 8th Grade Sponsor Student Councrl Adv Visual Educauon Social Studies MRS CARMEN LEHMAN Senior Class Sponsor B A Goshen Commerclal Sunshme Sponsor A.B. 8a M.A., Indiana N 0 t 2 WILLIAM ROBINSON MRS MARY CRQWE B. S. Manchester B.M. Ashland College Vocal Music Grades History Social Studies 'Q and High School Health , Sophomore Class Sponsor Boys Physical Education 'R Coach MRS EDITH L PELCHRZIM B S Goshen College Social Studies MRS MURIEL OVERMEYER English MARVIN STEVENS B S Manchester B M Jordan Conservatory Engllgh of Music Geography Band Llbl-311311 Seventh Grade Sponsor '77 N' makin -sv I A -4:4 lf Q L SENIORS President. . . . . . . . . .Orville Yoder Vice-President. . . . . . . . Bob Larimer Secretary. . . . . Violet Fisher Treasurer . . . . . . . Freda Yoder Reporter . . . . . , , . , , Kenny Hapner CLASS MOTTO Onward and Upward We Go CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Cardinal and Gray Yellow Carnation WAYNE BERKEY Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Boys Glee Club 1 Pep Club 2, 3 F. F. A. 1,2,3, 4 Public Address System 3,4 Chair 8: Canvas Crew 2, 3,4 Baseball 1 Track 1 VIOLET FISHER N ice Glee Club 1, 2, 3 fReporter 31 Sunshine 1,2, 3,4 Class Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Class Secretary 2, 3, 4 Millerette 1, 2, 3 SARA HAGAR Quiet Glee Club 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 4 Annual 4 Pep Club 1, 2 Sunshine 3, 4 Minstrel 1 Student Librarian 4 Play 4 JAN DOUMA snap Student Manager 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Chair 8: Canvas Crew 2 Class Reporter 3 Annual 4 4-H Club 1,2 Annual 4 Mixed Chorus 4 fSecretary 40 Sextette 3, 4 Minstrel 1 Play 3,4 Pep Club 1,2 ALBERT HITE Gallant Usher Club 1 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2 Millerette 1,2,3 Assistant Editor 2 F,F. A. 1,2,3 1Secretary 3j 4-H Club 1,2, 3 Boys Glee Club 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Track 1 Play 3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Chair Sz Canvas 2, 3,4 Projection Crew 3, 4 Class Reporter 4 KERRY LANTZ Slim Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Student Council Repres. 2.3.4 Chair 8a Canvas Crew 2, 3, 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Millerette 2, 3 Annual 4 KENNETH HAPNER 'Brain' Editor 3 Annual 3,4 Assist. Photographer 3 Photographer 4 Play 3,4 Class Reporter 1 JEAN MOSER Tiny Millerette 3 Student Council 1,3,4 Secretary 3,4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Recording Secretary 1 Treasurer 2 Vice-President 3 President 4 DAVID PETGEN Tall' Band 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4 Boys Glee Club 1 Quartet 3,4 Chair 8: Canvas Crew 2, 3, 4 Public Address System 4 Basketball 3 Play 4 ROBERT LARIMER Athletic Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 1,3 Class Vice-President 4 Student Council Rep. 2 Student Council Treas. 2 Chair gl Canvas Crew 2,4 Millerette 2, 3 Annual 4 Band 1,2, 3,4 Play 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Sec. 8: Treas. 2,3 Minstrel 1 Play 3, 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Vice-President 1,2 Class Cheerleader 1,2, Annual 3,4 qAssistant Editor 3, Editor 4Q BETTY SHELEY Blonde' Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Sextette 3 PAULA RIPPEY Wow Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3,4 Class Vice-President 2 Minstrel 1 Pep Club 1, 2 Sunshine 1, 2, 3,4 Millerette 2,3 Annual 4 NANCY Sl-IELINE F unny' Sunshine 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 4 Class Cheerleader 2, 3 Student Librarian 3 Minstrel 1 Pep Club 1,2 Annual 4 Sextette Accompanist 3 Play Prompter 3 Class Play 4 Annual 4 Student Librarian 1 Minstrel 1 Pep Club 1 MARTHA STROUP 'Steady' Sunshine 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Minstrel 1 Millerette 2,3 U Student Council 1 Class Secretary-Treasurer Class Reporter 3 Class Cheerleader 1 Annual 4 Class Play 3,4 Pep Club 1,2 1 JOSEPH SMITH 'Cool' Basketball 1 Boys Glee Club 1 ALBERT SHURTZ Strong Chair 8: Canvas Crew 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2, 3,4 Baseball 4 Annual 4 Millerette 3 4-H Club 3,4 1 A' H Pep Club 2 Chair 8a Canvas 3,4 Class Play 3 Annual 4 FREDA YODER Pretty' Class Treasurer 3, 4 Sunshine 3,4 Treasurer 4 Pep Club 1,2 VICTOR VIRGIL Handsome Boys Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2,3,4 F, F. A. 1, 2, 3 Class President 2 Student Council Pres. Class Play 3,4 ORVILLE YODER Mighty Basketball 1,2,3,4 fI'rack 1,2,3,4 F.F. A. 1,2,3,4 President 4 Class President 4 Boys' Glee Club 1 Annual 4 Chair 8: Canvas Crew 2, 3 Pep Club 1,2 4-H Club 1,2,3 4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 3, Sextette 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Annual 4 Minstrel 1 4 .., A M53 M, ZW. r QV.: -3 qw m' cf In G ,ao ,aff 9 1' fm 'C' Qi., 'Bn 1 'ix .,.- W.. 5- 45- 10? Q- ,f I if' 4- if x ff f l ew' -2 fi' 9' f w A ivfi ' . CQ vw A X 0 , 4- 'K :K A 1 by pk 8 4 -1- K if 1 K 0 'QQ , S I Ns - Q , I! 1.2: , L 5 'f' Q J ' ' 'Q 5554 ffi,3,..?f?fi4 ,5 ' , X P A , fg' :Q fr-z2'11:f2?r:: X V Q U ff- N -' ' I Q V fi' 2 -Q 35 ,',, f ' f ' ?,1:W3,f53.5WQ, X H f 5 ' Q51 I 4 A 16-55, ' . .g it g X - , - - , 1 f ' l ' 11 . l i K ,,, E ,J 5 Q i 3: i K! 4? ff , P Q ,EN K A , I I V , ,F D 9 Q5 , g 1 , 1 l rg , ,K 6 k, Q56 . :fi r A ff ' ' tk 1 . A A V , 'J ,lit z 3 , K? i 7 , K , f I Y '5. I 5 ' .. , if I I, r M, A' hx, nf Q- 17, .W gh 4 I H il. V, T , A R RK ' 1 l - ' ' g -I? A MQW ff a . j A ff A . 'iff f .' ' 1 , K 4,-' A ,K A f fa 1, - A I x - x ,AA '- - ..- ri Q N I ff' I W - f '11 - SENIOR PERSONALITIES NAME Vrolet F1sher Wayne Berkey Sara Hagar Albert l-l1te Kenneth Hapner I an Dauma Kerry Lantz Robert Lar1mer Jean Moser Davld Petgen Paula Rrppey Betty Sheley Martha Srroup Joe Sm1th Nancy Shelrne Vxctor Vlfgll Freda Yoder Orv111e Yoder NICKNAME Turkey Re Abe Kenny Duma Kerr IS George Mose Dave Ieannre Be t Marne Smrtty Nan Vrc Fr1tz O PET PEEVE People who brag Cadrllac Two faced people Uncooperatlve people Sol1d Geom. Wrlky Chevy Ford People who Pout Smct Teachers Anybody but Pat Qulet Mufflers People who thmk they are better Sassy People Stuck up people Women Car Bombs Studyrng AMBITION Get ma.rr1ed Hot Rod Drrver Secretary College Professor Actor Coach Major League Pltcher Mrllronarre Brewery Owner College Cheerleader Detectlve Woman Wrestler BCRUIICIBH Housew1fe Senator Rock 8: Roll Smger To stay smgle Snake Charmer Orator D I CONSTRUCTION CO General Contracung Goshen Indlana Don 8: Joe Schrock See Us For Free Estimates On New Homes Co op Pole Burldmgs Phones OUTCOME Run old mards home Barn Pamter Fashlon Deslgner Cowboy Professor Major Leaguer Melon Farmer Bartender Famous Duet wrth Martha Math Teacher Ice Skatmg Champ1on Model Famous Duet wrth Jean Undertaker Comed1enne Sultan Opera Singer Texas M1ll1ona1re Goshen 4 9353 Mrllersburg 4 17 Krtchen Cabmets Concretmg . . Vi . . , d - . . Albert Shurtz Al Going Steady Car Designer Basketball Star . ly . . . . CLASS HISTORY We started our first day of Hlgh School September 1 1953 Our class enrollment was 38 We elected the following off1cers Presldent Bob Larimer Vice President Galen Eash Secre tary and Treasurer Martha Stroup Reporter Albert Hite Student Council Representatives Jean Moser Martha Stroup Our class motto was Onward and Upward We Go Our colors were Gray and Cardinal For our flower we chose Yellow Carnauon. We received our class sweaters the f1rst of October We paid class dues to make money Mr Howard was our sponsor We started our second year of I-hgh School full of enthusiarn. The following off1cers were elected President Victor Vlrgll Vice President Paula Rippey Secretary Violet F isher Treasurer Jean Moser Reporter Martha Stroup For Student Council Representatives Bob L and KerryL were elected We sold Chr1stmas Cards and Jello to make money Mrs Whiteman was our Sponsor The officers for the Junior year were President Bob Larimer Vice President Paula Rippey Secretary Violet Fisher Treasurer Freda Yoder Reporter Jan Douma Student Council Representatives were Kerry L and Jean M The first week of school the at noons We started selhng magazines September 15 We reached our goal and received a watch which we auctioned off at a ballgame We helped in the Concessions at the ballgames which gave us half of the profit On March 22 1956 we had our play Out on A Limb The play was a success We started our Semor Year w1th only 20 members but feehng ambitious because it was our last year of school We elected the followmg officers President Orville Yoder Vice President Bob Larimer Secretary Violet Fisher Treasurer Freda Yoder Reporter Kenny Hapner President of Student Councll Victor Virgil Kerry L and Jean M as representatwes On October 23 1956, we gave our play Wedding Spells which was very successfuL We would hke to thank everyone who helped in maklng our play a success We also had a Cluh and Ham Supper In the spring the Juniors gave us a very nice Reception. May 26 we left on our Semor trip All the memories we have of Millersburg I-hgh School will linger for years SCHROCK PLASTER CO BURGER DAIRY STORES INC Nhllersburg, Indiana New Paris Indiana Eagle Trowel Texture A New Method of Merchandising Finish a Speciahty dalry products designed to save you money. 13 129 PHONES 13 68 . . A , . U . . i . ' . 2 . - . ' I - . : . ' . ' ' . , . l 0 ' . . . . . . Q . - . u . z ' . . : . : . . . . . . . . . . i . 3 . - . ' ' : . ' ' : . : . . . i u . ' Juniors received their class rings which we are proud to own. To make money we sold Ioe Cream . . . . ' , ll ' II D l Q . . . . . . . D . . : . I . Z - . . ' : . ' ' : . : . : .. - .. - I I ' . . . . . . 0 I ' , . . ' . , , . . . ' . ll CLASS WILL Wayne Berkey w1ll my blg Hudson to Fred M1ller who needs a way to and from ball games J an Douma w1ll my Student Managmg ab1l1ty to Blame Vance Vtolet F1sher wtll my abtlxty to be class Secretary for three years to anyone who would enjoy ll Sara Hagar w1ll my red hatr to anyone who wants ll Kenny Hapner w1ll my abthty to study nuclear phystcs to Sandy M11ler A1 Htte, w1ll my ab111ty to eat and not gam wetght to Marlyn Sark It should prove 1nvaluable 1n the comlng years Kerry Lantz w1l1 my motorcycle to anyone who can rxde ll Bob Laumer w11l my ablhty to have the leadlng part tn class plays to Fred Wtlky Jean Moser w11l my abthty to be Cheerleader four years to Lynda Lantz Davtd Petgen w111 my helght to 11m Green Wlth my helgtt and yours combined you could prove valuable on the B B Team. Paula Rlppey wtll my Math ab111ty to Mr Vance w1th mme and yours you should make a good Math, teacher Betty Sheley w1ll my ab1hty not to get Jealous so easy to the Sophomore gtrls Nancy Shehne w111 my ablhty to go w1th boys outstde of M H S to anyone who wants lt Al Shurtz w1lJ my abtltty to get along wtth Mrs Pelchrztm to Burnell J oe Smtth wxll my History abthty to the Jumors because they w11l need ll Martha Stroup wxll my ablhty to go steady to Bev Vanoe After all you go steady all the ume not just whenever you feel hke ll Vtc V1rg1l w11l my he1ght to Jerry Hapner to play Basketball Freda Yoder w1ll my Shorthand ab111ty to the cormng classes Orvtlle Yoder wtll my ab1l.1ty to be The People s Chotce to somebody who deserves II We the Semor class as a whole w1ll the followmg. We the Semors w111 our abthty to make money to the Freshman Class We the Semors w1ll our good looks to the Sophomore s You sure need some I' I . . . - I, '. . .. . . I.. . . . .. I, ' . . .0 I, ' , .. . . . I. . . ,. . . ' I, I . . ., I' . ' . .. . . . . I' ' . .. . I' . . . . . 0 . . I' . . . U .. . ' . . I. I . .. . . . 1' . . . ,. . . .' L . . .. . . . 0 I. . , . . .. . . ,' I, . . .. . I' . . .' . . n L D . .. . . I, . ' . .. ,, , . ,, CLASS WILL We the Semors wlll our abllxty to get along wxth the teachers to the JUDIOFS We the Semor gxrls, w1ll some dxfferent haxr styles to Betky Stump We the benxor boys w11l Jerry Hapner the abthty to act your age After all Jerry you are tn hxgh school We, the Semors w11l the Sophomores our ablhty to have fun and not worry about boys After all your only Sophomores once We the Semors w1ll the Juruors the ab1l1ty to get along wlth thexr classmates We the Sentors wxll the corrung classes new curtams for the stage After all when you can see dayhght through them they are gettmg pretty old We hope th1s has been taken tn fun for tlus IS the way II has been gxven Wr1tten by Betty Shelex s I ., . - , . - - . V . . 9 9 4 ' . . , Q l e ' 1 1 v 1 ' r IR. PLAY CAST OUT ON A LIMB March 22 1956 Directed by Mary Wtutman Regma Weber fMotherJ Mark Weber fFatherj Billte Weber fDaughterJ Professor Dodenhoff fBache.lorJ Punk Gray qlntellectual teen agery Push PrmglefExecut1ve teen agerj Blrd Bram CStup1d teen agerj Charles Craig CYoung Journahsty Dorothy Mattingly fPsycholog1stj Cookie fBakery Boyj Janet Philhps V1ctor V1rg11 Violet Flsher Kenny I-lapner Albert H1te Paula Rippey Jean Moser Bob Larimer Martha Stroup J' oe Smlth Mable Hydef01d Maid Auntj . . . . . . .... Freda Yoder SR. PLAY CAST WEDDING SPELLS October 23 1956 Dxrected by Mur1el Overmeyer 8: Mary Crowe B1ll1e QA Mysterxous Girly Reeves QA Gentleman's Gentlemanj Steve Arden QAn Adventurery Charhe Cooney QI-Iis Occas1ona1 Frxendl Jean Moser Albert Hue Bob Laumer Kenny Hapner Mrs J'ul1a Petungill QA Widowj Angelica Wayne QA Charmmg Girly Frances Brown QAnother Onej N1k1 Murphy QAnother Qlel Ruth Auburn QAnother Chej Blake QA CopJ Slgsbee H. Sullivan QColone1 from Alabamaj Mrs Gay QA Fretful Motherl Freda Yoder Paula R1ppey Violet Fisher Martha Stroup Davld Petgen V1c Vlfgll Sara Hagar . ' ' ....... .... N ancy Sheline August September October November CALENDAR Frrst Day of School Jumor rrngs amve SCHIOT PICIUICS Taken Iunrors start magazlne sales Cheerleader try outs Student Councrl electron Class prctures taken Student Councrl mstallauon Senrors sell annual ads School skatrng party Assembly program Wowo Mass f1re dr111 FFA Drstrrct Land Iudgmg Sunshlne 1n1t1at1on Chapel Servlce County Musrc Festrval Senlor Play Teachers Instltute Group prctures taken Senror prctures delrvered Chapel Servrce Thanksgrvmg Vacatron 31 ' 6 . . 11 ' ' 14 - 18 ' 19 . . . 20 ' 26 9 . . 10 . . . 11 . . .. . 17 ' 19 ' ' 23 ' 25,26 ' 8 . 20 ' 22,23 ' ' ' December 7 ' ' ' 12 Freda Y. wins DAR 19 ' 21 ' 2 . 7 . 10 11 ' ' 22 , ll ' ' ' 18 4 . 12 22 ' 25 . . -Ray ' 4,5,6 . . . ' 6 . . 8 19,22 ' 4 , , ' 19 21 ' 22 24 26 January February March Apr11 May May June 238224 278:28 1822 1 Semor Chrh Supper Senror name cards arrrve Chapel Servrce Chrrstmas program Chrrstmas vacauon starts Back from Vacatron Senlor Class Party No School fSnowJ Band Semors Recelve Sweaters Martha S Awarded Homemakers Award County Tourney Semors Trrp to State Legrslature Assembly Progra m Sec tronal Toumey School Skatlng Party Assembly Program Jumor Play T B X s F F A State Conventron Sunshlne Conventron Assembly Program Easter Vacauon Ir SL Sr Receptlon Baccalaureate Class Nrght Commencement School Out Senlor Trlp Freshmen get Class Sweaters Sophomore Card Sales Senror Ham Supper Sunshrne Tea Sprmg and County Musrc Festrval X IUNIOR OFFICERS In PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Ray Yoder Paul Simmons Sue McKibb1n Ma ry Ellen Bowbly CLASS HISTORY The Jumor class met September 5 w1th 14 members The Student Councxl represen tanves chosen were Burnell Mahler and Ron Stump Max Balley served as Vxce PFCS1 dem for the Student Councxl. To make money durmg the Year we sold magazmes Max Baxley was hxgh salesman For tlus he recexved a pm and cttatxon, Others who sold over 525 00 recelved Cefllfl cares Also we sold 1ce cream at noons and helped the Semors wxth concessions at ball games Th1s helped to btuld up our treasury We emoyed g1v1ng our ,Tumor Play and the Junior and Senior Recepnon, IUNIOR CLASS f b,'Qws.,Q FIRST ROW Max Balley Dale Berkey Jxm Green Davxd Hire SECOND ROW Cec1lH1te Burnell Mahler THIRD ROW Rosa11eSaggars John Sparkhn Ron Stump Beverly Vance 3' R X, J K ' uk l 1 V 7 L 5 V 2' aff.-A - ? . If A an , f fl! SOPHOMORE CLASS 'X PRESIDENT V PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER Raymond Judy Kexm Peg Suter Susan Fred M1115- Crxpe Larlmer ,Q -w..,, L FIRST ROW Gerald Berkey Merv1nBontrager MaryBowser Patsy Cr1pe Sharon Eash Sue Ann Goodnch Ralph Haney SECOND ROW Bob Hart Jane Hrre Rosa Hrte Larry Jones Theldon Kurtz Jack Lantz Sandra Larxmer. THIRD ROW Ahce Long, Janet Moser, Conme Perrm, John Petgen, Marllyn Sark, Don Slabaugh, Mar11yn Whlrledge. FOURTH ROW- Clara Wernch, Arlene Yoder, Ester Yoder. rn'f I' 6 FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT V. PRES. SEC'Y TREAS, Charles Mike Sandra Becky Livengood Weaver Miller Stump .nf REP, Shirley Larimer Lowell Bailey Larry Burger Treva Bontrager Sharon Bowlby Ann Detwiler Jerry Hapner Maynard Hartsough Manasses Hershberger Glenda Hire John Holtzinger Weldon l-lull Larry Lawson Barry Long Helen MacDaniel Levi Miller Marvin Miller Sarah Petgen Eugene Phillips Wilma Plank Phillip Rink Mike Rippey Dwight Sark Anna Schrock Betty Schrock Ella Slabach Virginia Smith Phil Sparklin Bonnie Suter Glenn Troyer Phil VanArsdale Brenda Vance Arlis Whirledge Glen Yoder Wilbur Yoder Larry Zollinger 8TH GRADE 'Z 'nf PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER J1m Larxmer Ray Suter Patty Prough Blame Vance PattY Hefshbefgef R i5 qv Ne wr.-.uae-, Y Fred Davrd Ester Marylm Max Marvm Eash Ronnle Gardner Ronny Green Denms Hapner Elame Hartsough Levr Hershberger Tom Holtzmger Davrd Honderlch Judy Hull Verle Kauffman Lynda Lantz Par Leek Sandra Leek Ann Long Larry Long Charles Mahler Sandra McDonald Bruce McK1bb1n Nancy Muehlberg John Phrlhps Jerry Prough Pat Rrppey Judy Rockenbaugh Nancy Sparklm Larry Troyer ,,----- f..i..-.- Wayne Wllkey Worrhman Yoder Yoder Yoder Yoder ' R n nnnL I R enn L QQ RR ,n L R QR yy T, y R . K v K 'Y RVRLKZVFAF R I: I Q R R R I . Ra. fee A ev R 1 'lv Na Mir: R 1 ' T. P5 if e'Reec yR d-e ' ' kfkRV ,A A I - l R H - .Re-E av 'KP ' I K Ref .j p - lx r S LV In ' RRIRA, ' 6' ' I :' ' 1 A I Q , I . 'x , I . I E A V . . T 4 x X, f I RRRR, R R. .RRRRRR N ' nniz A ' L A A RR f , I If ' ' ff S 5 , , 5 V, if M on y Q.. , E .aqy R I L' R I R f EE .,. n y , ee ,E ' . X 4 I wk 57 ,,.R I ri .: 7TH GRADE saw .,-P' WWW? an-f-W' REPORTER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SEC 85 TREAS. DOFOUW Yvder Terry Zollmger Nancy Hough M9 2' 'I' s ii nf 4 gk Vxxs' Dean Lewallen Wendell Bally Robert Bowbly Nancy Eash Alta Frsher Gretchen Hondench V1ck1 Laumer Grover Lockwood Mary Ellen Mast Betty Perrrn Everett Pernn Charles Rxnk Ivan Rockenbaugh Eva Sark Vernon Sheley Gerald Sreber Ronnre Strver Mirram Yoder SEVENTH GRADE There are twenty one puprls 1n the seventh grade Durrng the year three partres were planned Our Student Councrl representatrves were Wendell Balley and Alta Frsher EIGHTH GRADE The erghth grade had 36 members th1s year We had 11 members 1n the band Sandy McDonald and Lynda Lantz were Ir High Cheerleaders Our Student Councrl representatrves were Sandy McDonald and Ray Suter Our fust party was a hayrrde whrch ended up at Bruce McK1bbens where we had a werner roast NINTH GRADE The Freshmen of 1956 and 57 had 40 members We chose scarlet red and whlte for our colors and a whrte rose for our flower For our motto we chose The Hard Way IS the Road to Success For our money makrng projects we had class dues and a bake sale Our Student Councll representatrves were Sharon Bowbly and Eugene Plullrps SOPHOMORE HISTORY The Sophomores of 1956 and 57 had twenty nrne members To earn money for our upperclass expenses we sold Chrrstmas cards We were drvrded IHIO two teams wrth Judy Kerm and Fred Mrller as Captarns Our Student Councll representauves were Patsy Crrpe and Theldon Kurtz. Thel don acted as treasurer for the Student Councrl thrs year ' . . e n . . U 1 I 1 1 - - .v 1 - n . n . I - - . - . Arten SHUN Good ol Days Watckung Baseball? Not much Cho1ce xv! ,Q ,L ws Just one more '- Mlllersburg Beauues 'I 'P Farming Ma,-tha? Where s Marvm '7 'P 0 1 i What goes 'P '7 9 il K D1dn t go down so good? Come to me , Teachers Pets Cousms W , . 4 , ' a W 19 .,' , ,ff Q gvg If s 1,! 'I lu 4 rdf J ' ' -I i Xara ' 7 W1 A -49 W r- 4 X . It 'X A 15' . ' ' . fa, ., ' I N' .1 A L 3- 'dy f X...Zv .. ' , va N' -Q, , Q ' V V I A ' - 4 - rx 'F ' ' ' I ' h F I R . 31 A k L 4' ' 3 In 'VH ,V ' l .. 9 ' ' . ' I nn' X .Uh J A , 1 V - V Wiig . I l L ELEMENTARY TEACHERS MISS WEIG EL B. S. Indiana State Teachers College MRS. MC DONALD Manchester and Goshen 3: MISS KAUFFMAN MRS. MILLER Goshen College Goshen College MR. Rou. MR. THOMAS B. A. Ball State Goshen College h and Goshen College PINE MANOR HOUSE OF HARTER Turkey Poults--Feeds--Grains--Baby Chicks Garter Bldg . Goshen, Indiana Turkey Processing and Marketing Goshen, Indiana 'Better Quality is our Goal W 'm'Q ink -fr' Sr ? Y 'UV ff s fi 6TH GRADE QA 'J' f We 4 if if 3' T771 ful z 'tu 1-P ge-W vi fr, 19-f Rrchard Bender Deron Blough Terry Bowser Becky Charlton Tom Detwller Mary Fetsch Marla Hartsough La Vern Hochstetler Rlchard Kerm Ohver Larrmer Sheryle Lantz Joe Long Joe D Ph.1111ps Sandra Prough Roger Putman Gene Rregsecker Arlene Rockenbaugh Steve Slabough Florence Sparkhn Bobby Suver Ed Troyer Glenn Yoder Mrke Z,ol11nger 1, . T V if -4 A we V L V x n V V . V V 4 ,V 5 V lt xi A I fy VV .spy 'M A' VV' VV XV Vf V1 wwf' ' l V Tl r' A Q Qiiri' 9 ' ,5 I , x A! I I M ,g., 'AZAV A N.. , f, .,, ,S V V , V r V ' -MQ ' .-,V ' ' ,ce ' .ine ,Q . ff , -Q V ' x..' ' W ' . ' '1 Z or I L, X y sf I VNV, VV V V. '32-if f gif ' ,. V,,. , K7 Q V . . . 3 fu- . . -, .sr Y Q ' n -as l ' ' ., h 1 ' ,V ' V 7 2 . , W f Qjvae Q . . 1, in 1 in .4 V EV Vwiq VVV 2., H ,,VV,ViI, QQ ,, W , V VV e y Q r r 1 ee V . .. 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' f ' .JV , 1 -- yr 2- f I ' vt' ff' l ' - nn. pn' S 11.23131 ilu Compliments of SCHROCK S FLOWERS 206 N Main Goshen Indiana K STH GRADE Compliments of SCOTT KINDY INC 216N Main Goshen Beth Bates Robert Beiler Vicki Bender Bobby Fisher Dennis Holtzinger Grace Larimer Jimmy Larimer Lillian Mast James McDonald Sharon Perrin Paul Petgen Dana Putman Kay Rink Verda Schrock Tommy Stiver Donald Troyer Wesley Wilkey Brenda Yoder Devon Yoder Sue Yoder Compliments of WESTFALLS MUSIC SHOP Goshen K , . 2 C C S Q2 i D D B Y 4TH GRADE Ellen Barley J'1mm1e Bates Martha Charlton Sara Chupp Frank Fetsch Stephen Fxsher Susan Galyean George Gangwer V1Ckel Gardner Carolyn Hochstetler Gary Huber Ioellen Larlmer Leonard Llvengood Carolyn Long Gre Long G1or1a Packer Lydia Petgen June Prough Karen Prough Glenn Rlegsecher Davld Rmk Lrnden Scheldel Glnger Sm1th Rosella Ronnle Alden Sammy Lou Trover Vanarsdale Whlrledge Wh1teman Yoder Carolyn Hochstetler Absent W , , n Lillian Jordan 8 N fp y i . . X N 3RD GRADE Max B1ckel Mlke Bickel Susan Chupp Barbara E1chorn Leon Hershberger V1ck1 Hochstetler Karen Huber Joe Leatherman Dale Leer Evelyn Mast Lloyd Mast John Muehlberg Kathryn Perrm Ronald Prough Ellen Rlnk Roger Rmk P3I'.l'1C18 Rohrer Melvxn Troyer Ronald W111ard Carol Worthman Dorrs Yoder Nevin Honderich ZND GRADE Mary Bontrager Allen Charlton Larry Crlpe Galen Exchorn Denms Flsher Lmda Flsher Kathleen Galean Verba Harshberger Mervm Hochstetler John Jordon Eunxce Kauffman Herman Kauffman Ph1ll1p Laumer John Long Patrxc 1a M assanar 1 Cynth 18 McDonald Comphments of Jay Oswald Gregary Packer Janet Sark Jane Slabaugh MARTIN S FEED MILLS New Pans Benton ralg Suver DeLora Warfel DaV1d Whxrledge Claudla Yoder Larry Yoder Mm .. . 1 0 Q ' if, AqQ...ln.J? C . . i gn-an ROHRER Furniture New Paris, Indiana '-'tw' Patty Bates Janet Beeler Debra Cart Melvin Clanton Lucreda Hartsough Martin Henderich Beth Huber Carol Larimer E11zabeth Larimer John Leer Duane Mast Irma Mast Sally McK1bben Larry Miller William Perrin Betty Phillips Janet Regsecker Emest Schrock Robert Wanamaker Mary Warfel Ricky Willard Sue worthman Ervin Yoder I ST GRAD E 6 Hilti! D W i . , t F r r fa vt Q3 X' Egg. Q i MAINTENANCE Mrs. Champ, Supervisor Miriam Yoder, Nancy Muehilberg, Dennis Hapner I Larry Troyer, Everett Perrin, David Worthman, Betty Mrs' Slaba'-'gh and MVS- Zoumgef Perrin, Mary Ellen Yoder, Gretchen Honderich Marilyn Yoder, Dorothy Yoder, Nancy Prough, Helen McDaniel, Violet Fisher, Martha Stroup, Betty Sheley Sarah Petgen, Arlene Yoder, John Petgen, Gerald Berkey, and Donald Slabaugh. 1 fx XY li A, 1 1. John Troyer, Janitor Hubert Bailey. Paul Whmedge' Ellis Rink. John TWYCT. H3-fley Sheley, and Orlando Whirledge, Compliments of Sl-IIPSHEWANA STATE BANK, Shipshewana Dolls A Students What Goes '7 '7 Paper PFIHCESS The Slave Dec 18 1956 who dunnit'?'7 Plcmc als Cutle plxle if What cha domg? 'P Where s the Bed? '7 The Plot Thlckens PENN CONTROLS INC Goshen Indxana V I , , , .. 'VV , V X X fo ,-6 L 'C ' 4? 4. s ' .4 Q - .1 -s . , so . iiyfh f . 5 a P . H 0 1 FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL STANDING Coach Robmson Orv111e Yoder Ray Yoder Bumell Mahler Albert Shurtz Max Barley Vrctor V1rg11 Kerry Lantz Kenny Hapner Bob Laumer Ronny Stump KNEELING Student Managers Blame Vance Jan Douma Mrke Weaver Date Nov Dec an Fe 2 22 F1rst Team Schedule Jefferson New Pans Lrgomer Leesburg Topeka Syracuse Consord Jefferson New Pans Mxddlebury Bnstol Co Tourney fNew Pansy Irmtown Wawaka Wakarusa Rome C1ty Mrlford Topeka Complunents of TOWN HOUSE CAFE Mrllersburg Indlana They We '7 W 49 9 ' 76 57 16 ' ' 67 49 21 63 50 27 38 25 30 Iimtown 60 32 . 11 85 70 14 58 52 18 82 59 J . 4 ' 75 62 11 ' 55 57 18 ' 67 64 24 . ' 45 54 29 ' 94 49 b. 1 72 66 8 15 ' 20 ' SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL FIRST ROW C Llvengood L Barley J Green P Slmmons J Sparkhn R Stump SECOND ROW Student Manager M Weaver G Troyer I Lantz I Holtztnger P Sparkhn F M111er R Cnpe Student Manager I Douma THIRD ROW Student Manager B Vance E Phrlhps S Kurtz L Zoll rnger L Berger B Hart I Hapner Date Nov Dec an 6 2 22 Second Team Schedule TEX Jefferson New Pans Lrgonler Leesburg Jlmtown Syracuse Concord Jefferson New Pans Mlddlebury Bnstol Wakarusa fToumeyj Concord Jrmtown Wawaka Wakarusa Rome Clty M11f0Yd Topeka Comphments of STATE FARM INSURANCE Lamar Lxvmgood Agent Mrllersburg Indrana -Q We . E 19 9 ' 43 27 16 ' ' 44 53 21 61 38 27 Topeka 20 16 30 ' 37 39 . ll 52 35 14 30 36 18 38 20 I . 4 ' 46 45 11 ' 30 49 18 ' 40 23 19 31 26 39 40 29 ' 33 24 F b. 1 45 33 8 15 ' 20 ' . ,Ig-7., -, .N y . fs-77 ffl! f7 ROY E ROGERS INSURANCE M111ersburg Indlana Over 35 years of rehable xnsurance Rep by Kelth E Shaffer ' Phone 88 M111ersburg ff J nj! 5 We are qua11f1ed and prepared to survey 57 all of your Insurance Needs if ll I 0 v I f ' I ' ' Y fa-, 'lr . X' X' If fl . .4-X I ' f .. ' 1 M556 ll 15.79A KJ7 1, 7 X044 ,fgmf WIISOH s Feed M111 M111ersburg Indlana rr' A 1? MM' 9 ' I of BASKETBALL 44 0 High Jump 880 Relay Mile Relay SPORTS TRACK RECORD 2 06 8 54 4 10 3 23 0 1382 3531 B A M I W A Yoder Mahler Yoder Yoder Fisher Mahler Laumer Shurtz Yoder Sparklm Fxsher Stump Shurtz COACH ROBINSON STUDENT MANAGERS The Mlllersburg H1gh School varsity started on its VICIOTY tratl by defeating Jefferson 66 49 Bob Larimer led the scoring w1th 16 tallies The Millers led by Ba1ley's 25 DOIIII then trounced New Paris 76 57 Q1 the 3rd home game the Millers walked over Ltgonier 67 49 with Burnell Mahler topping the scoring honors with 19 pomts 3 other M1llers also h1t in the double figures The next game the starttng five all hit m the double figures as they won over Leesburg 63 50 Topeka then tr1ed to stop the race horse Millers by playing a slow control type game It was a low scoring game w1th the Millers coming out on top 38 25 Ba1ley agam led the scor1ng w1th 15 points Q1 the 6th home game w1th the Jimtown J'1ITlIIll8S the Millers won over the cold shootmg J'1.mm1es 60 32 This The Mrllers traveled to Syracuse for the1r first game away from home The strange floor did not hurt the1r shooting eyes as Larimer and Mahler poured through 26 and 22 pomts respectively It was a high scoring game with the Millers coming out on top 85 70 On the followmg Fr1day mght the Millers handicapped by the loss of A1 Shurtz who injured his ankle Ln the previous game won over Concord 58 52 Bailey was the high point man w1th 17 points getting all his baskets 1n the second half In the last game before the holidays the Jefferson Tigers were the vicnms of the Millers for the 2nd t1me Bailey led the scoring with 24 points Larimer also got 23 The Millers won 82 59 The Millers started the new year out right by defeating New Paris 75 62 Mahler got 37 pomts settmg a new school scoring record 'I'he win was the 10th straight for the Millers wrthout a loss The next game brought together the two undefeated teams of the county The game turned out to be a toss up the Middlebury M1dd1es led 17 13 at the end of the first quarter they led at halftime 28 26 II was all ned up at the end of the 3rd quarter with one more quarter to go 'I'he M1dd1eS finally came out on top 57 55 Mahler for the 2nd straight game led the scoring with 19 pomts Also he played an excellent re boundmg game In the next game, the Millers pulled out a close one in the Bristol crackerbox on the strength of A1 Shurtz final basket and Bob Lar1mer's 2 free throws Balley led the scormg with 20 points The M1llers one of the county favorites were upset in the County Tourney by an improved New Paris team, who went on to defeat Middlebury in the final game The Millers came roaring back after their tourney defeat and set a new team scormg record against J'1mtown. Max Bailey led the scoring again with 30 pomts The final score was 94 49 Qt the followmg Friday night, the Millers defeated Wawaka 72 66 For the 3rd straight game Ba1ley led the scoring with 30 pomts With3 more scheduled games to go we wish the Millers all the success that a good team deserves! Compllments of Mlllersburg STANLEY S SUPER MARKET Indiana 880 : . O. 0 : . B. 100 : . M. 22 : . M. ' 5' 8 W. ' : . B. L. gave the Millers six straight wins on their home floor. IR HI BASKETBALL FRONT ROW T Holtzrnger W Barley G Serber W Yoder D Hapner T Zollrnger L Troyer SECOND ROW I Prough R Gardner J Laumer J Ph1111ps M Yoder THIRD ROW Mr Rob1nson Coach R Stlver B MCKIDDCD L Long R Green M Eash The Junror Hrgh Team has had a good season thrs year The flrst team wmmng seven and losrng three The second team wrnnrng four and losrng one Mrllersburg Second Team Jr Hrgh Mlllersburg Chnton 13 Leesburg 16 Bnstol 26 Waterford 30 Model 35 New Pans Perry Central 21 Leesburg 21 Jefferson 20 Irmtown 20 Jefferson Bnstol Bnstol 32 Waterford 6 Model 35 Perry Central 18 Jrmtown 21 Cgfkfzarf Gowzfy glam ureau ooperafwe ss zz nc Bnstol Goshen Nappanee It s Good Busmess It s Your Busmess 0 C First Team Ir. High . 65 . 53 .. 49 . 28 67 48 ' 27 20 34 19 34 ' . 26 . 26 50 24 26 ' , I BASEBALL STANDING- Student Manager M1ke Weaver Glenn Troyer Fred M1l1er Ray Yoder Paul Simmons Burnell Mahler Lowell Balley Raymond Crlpe, Student Manager Blame Vance SEATED- Coach Robmson, Bob Laumer Vic Vzrgll, Max Balley J' an Douma, Kerry Lantz, Albert Shurtz, Kenneth Hapner BASEBALL The 1956 edttion of the Millersburg H1gh School baseball team agaln posted a very fine season re summer league competttion the Millers agam parttclpated 1Il the EL KO league inwluch they placed second in the standings In the tournament they were runners up losmg to Wakarusa in the final game. In the Elkhart colmty league the team placed third Max Ba11ey paced the team ln lutting with a spectacular 530 average for the season. Kerry Lantz was the pitclung stalwart wxrh a fxne 17 4 record. Also in thls department Bailey added a 10 5 record Congratulations CITY DAIRY INC Milk Ice Cream Home owned and operated Goshen, Indiana cord with a final 28--won, 10--lost colmt. This final tally includes spring, summer, and fall games. In TRACK FRONT ROW T Kurtz, G Ph1l11ps C L1VBI'l200d G Troyer L Bailey P Simmons P Sparkhn, J Holtzmger R Cr1pe L Zollinger J I-Iapner SECOND ROW M, Weaver B Vance, O Yoder F Mlller B, Mahler A Shurtz M. Batley I Green J Sparkhn B Laruner R. Stump L Berger .T Douma Coach Robmson The 1956 Sprxng track team agam completed another very successful track season wmmng every dual meet and placmg second 111 the only quadrangular meet of the season. Desp1te a small entry 11'l the Goshen Relays the team placed f6thJ l.l'l class Bcompet1t1onfScholls under 500 Enrollment 3 out of 1203 h1gh schools In the county meet M111ersburg placed a close second to Napannee The indtvidual county meet wmners were Burnell Mahler in the 440 Orville Yoder m the 880 and Wllber Flsher in the Broad Jump Orv111e Yoder also won the half mlle tn the sectional track meet Wakarusa M xllersburg M111e1'sburg Br1sto1 Mxllersburg Sh1pshewana 54 314 50 314 68 1f2 24 112 SUMMARY Quaranqular Compltments of RACEVIEW FLORAL SHOP Brlstol Jefferson Mtllersburg Leesburg M mllers burg J 1m town GOSIICH Indlana 1. - 3. ' 2, ' - 4. 1. ' - 1. ' 2. ' - 2. 1. ' - 82 1. ' 2. ' - 31 2. ' X ,N 'N fx Elaine Hartsough, Mary Fetsch, Alta Fisher, Dorothy Mr. 5teVenS. Di1'eCI01': .T 01111 H01IZiI1Se1'. D216 Berkey Yoder Patty He,-Shbel-gel-. David Petgen, Gerald Berkey, Donald Slabuagh Bruce McKibb1n Marilyn Sark Barry Long. This year the band participated in many activities In the month of September they played in the Auburn fair parade, October was marked by the annual county music festival. In November a trip was made to North Manchester to play with a large mass band at a football game. During the basketball season, halftime shows were presented on the gym floor. This year many ofthe band members participated in the Indiana Solo and Ensemble Contest, winning several awards. Inthespringof the year the band gave its annual spring concert. The band started the year with 38 regular members. Of these, 3 were in the graduat- ing senior class. These seniors who were Bob Larimer, Kerry Lantz, and David Petgen, received a band letter and sweater for their efforts inhelping to produce a successful band during their school years. GCBHEN IMPLEMENI' CO., INC. Gm!-IEN FLORAL SHOP Goshen, Indiana Goshen, Indiana BAND BACK ROW Gerald Berkey Peggy Suten Barry Long Eugene Phllhps Janet Moser Mr Stevens Dav1d Petgen Donald Slabaugh Arhs Whlrledge Robert St1ver Charles Rmk Bruce McK1bbin Dale Berkey John Holtzinger SECOND ROW Mar11yn Sark Kerry Lantz Bob Larlmer Larry Long Ray Suter Steve Slabaugh Nancy Muehlberg Nancy Prough Steve Bender Roger Putman Davld Honderlch Ann Detw11er Beverly Vance Mary Bowser FRONT ROW Patsy Cr1pe Tom Holtzmger John Plulhps Joe Phxlhps Ann Long Arlene Rockenbaugh Marvm Eash STEVENS CAMERA SUPPLIES ROBERT F LARIMER 3600 South Mam su-ee: Elkhart, Indmna Chevrolet Cars and trucks W Stevms, M. Stevens Mobxlgas and Mob1l O11 H, M Chngdanel Phone 87 Mxllersburg 5 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MIXED CHORUS R Sagars B Vance J' Moser M Bowser P Suter D Petgen J Petgen P Crxpe B Stump F Yoder D1rector Mrs Crowe PIBIHSI S McK1bb1n J Hlre V Flsher N Sheline W Berkey B Long B. Suter S Hagar S ash S McK.1bbin B Stump R Stump D Petgen D1rector P Suter S Hagar V F1sher F Yoder M Bowser Mrs Crowe 3.l'1dP1a.l'11SI J Moser J' Moser Director Mrs Crowe and P1arust B Stump PRINGLE POULTRY COBB S PEDIGREED CHICKS INC Feeds Clucks Turkeys Poults Ready to Serve You wlth SUPCIVISIOH Goshen Indlana Greeneroad west Goshen Phones 3 1508 and 3 1798 MIXED QUARTET SEXTETTE STUDENT COUNCIL - CH AIR AND CANVA STANDING- P Crlpe T Kurtz S Bowlby E Ph11l1pS R.Suter W Balley A. Flsher SITTING Mr Vance, Sponsor Mr Bowers Advmsor V Vlrgll K. Lantz J Moser B Mahlar M, Baxley R. Stump Shurtz J' Smlth T Kurtz R Crlpe R. Stump L Jones SITTING K. Hapner O Yoder D Petgen J' Green D Berkey V V1rg,1L BENTON HEATING 8: ELECTRIC NIGHSONGER FARM EQUIPMENT Heat1ng8a Au' C0l'ldIL1OI11I1g Case Massey Hams Ferguson New Idea Contractors Homelxte 86 Wught Cham Saws Plumbing Electncal Wirmg Howard Nlghsonger Fuel O11 Lxgomer Indlana Mlllersburg 3 77 Benton II1d13-IIB STANDING: R. Yoder, D, Hire, F, Miller, W. Berkey, B, Larimer. I. Sparklin, P. Simmons, K, Lantz, A. S S SOCIETY AND F F A FIRST ROW B Vance R. Saggars H. McDa.n1e1, B. Suter M. Sark P Cr1pe S Laumer E Yoder R. I-hte SECOND ROW V Smlth S Petgen B Stump A Long A, Yoder S Goodrlch J' Kelm A Detwller S Bowlby S Eash M Bowser THIRD ROW W Plank G Hlre S Larxmer M. Bowlby V Flsher S Hagar N Shelme B Sheley B Vance,,T I-ure J Moser C Perrin FOURTH ROW M Stroup P Suter S Lar1mer .T Moser Mrs Lehman S McK1bbu1, F Yoder S Larlmer P Rlppey STANDING W Berkey L Berger R Haney ,T Lantz G Berkey P Sparklm, L Balley J Sparkhn D Berkey M Weaver T Kurtz E Ph11llPS M Hartsough SEATED Mr Howard Advxsor D Hxre, Treasurer O Yoder Presxdent R. Yoder Secretary D Slabaugh Reporter F M111er Senunel. YOUNG S EUREKA SILO 81 BLCXIK 5 4' to S1 OO New Pans N11u61'Sbl11'g Indiana : - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 . D . . . . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . . 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 CLUB WRITE UPS MIXED CHORUS Thls year the M1xed Chorus was composed of 22 VOICES It met every Wednesday Each year they smg at dlfferent BCIIVIIIBS such as chapel and Mus1c Fesuval. We also go Christmas Caroling, Sue McK1bben was our accompamst and our d1rector th1s year was Mrs Crowe The off1cers were as follows Presmdent Peggy Suter Vlce P1-es1de.nt Nancy Shehne Treasurer and Secretary, V1o1et Frsher STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counctl ts made up of two representanves from each class the presldemt and v1ce pres1dent bemg taken from the ,Tumor and Semor Classes Durmg the year the COUDC11 sponsors four assembly programs and a Chapel Servxce every month They are 1n charge of gettmg Chrxstmas trees and decoraung them. To make money they are 1l'l charge of the check room at the ballgames and the plays The followmg off1cers were Presxdent Vxc Vlrgxl V1ce Presldent Max Balley Secretary Jean Moser Treasurer Theldon Kurtz and the sponsors were Mr Vance and Mr Bowers CHAIR AND CANVAS CREW Thls group of boys voltmteered to be responslble for puttmg down and taking up the chalrs and canvas m the gym whenever the need arrlved The group cons1sted of twenty boys ten to put down the canvas and ten to take it up They were formerly called the Mmutemen because they were ready to go to work at a moments nouce SUNSHINE SOCIETY There are 39 members of the sunshme soc1ety tlus year Some of the projects were raffhng cakes at the ballgames and sellmg fountam pens Another project wluch we enjoyed was a Penny A Day project. We had two captams Freda Yoder for the Ramey Days and Vxolet Fxsher for the Sunslune Days Each year we attend a d1str1ct and state convent1on, Th1s years d1SU'lCI convent1on was at OSS13-U. The state oonvenuon was at Rennselaer The officers were Pres1dent, Jean Moser V1ce Pres1dent, Sue McKibben Treasurer, Freda Yoder Recording Secretary Susan Laumer Correspondmg Secretary, Sandra Miller The sponsor was Mrs Lehman. F The Mlllersburg chapter mmated mne new members th1s year and raxsed four members from Greemhands to Chapter Farmers In the fall, the chapter sold subscrxptxons to the Farmer s Exchange. F F A off1cers were as follows Presrdent Orv1lle Yoder Vxce Presxdent J'1m Green Secretary Ray Yoder Treasurer Davxd H1re Reporter Don Slabaugh Sentmel, Fred Mxller Mr Howard was the club sponsor Compliments Comphmems of of DR. C L GEGAX MILLER BRCYTHERS Mtllersburg mama Mdlersburg. Indlana ANNUAL STAFF STANDING A. I-hte O Yoder J Domna K, Hapner M Bowbly Mrs Lehman S Hagar N Shelme V V1rg11, D Petgen B Larlmer A Shurtz K. Lantz ,T Smxth, W Berkey SEATED- J' Green J Moser M Stroup P R1ppey F Yoder V F1sher B Sheley Mrllersburg Branch SALEM BANK AND TRUST CO M111ersburg Indiana Peek A B Moderate Sqture Extreme Wim GBA INN 'QTRANCE Trckle Tlckle 5300 00 Y' Pfmcess A ROSE among 3 thorns Adults Watch It! Enjoy yourself its later ., than you think! ! I Ti Z Stag Line Qw- Compliments C0fTlP1imCDIS Qf of GARMEN BROTHERS LUMBER CO. INC. KROPF MANUFACTURING CO- Cu- ' f S TYPING CLASS CHEMISTRY LAB Compliments of Compliments of MARION YODER 84 SON LOCKWOOD 8a SONS Goshen, India.na Millersburg, Indiana L. EXTRA CURRICULAR SNAPS LIBRARIANS SHOP P A. SYSTEM PROJECTOR CREW 'll --r--'sn' SIB! nw 'fx PALS SLEEPING BEAUTY JUST RESTING AINT SHE SWEET NATURAL Goshen Ind1ana Comphments of Comphmenrs of BOWERS DRIVE IN FIEDEKES DRY CLEANERS '0Lk 8 ,Z Papa Laumer GOOD? Just Goof1n Water 1.11168 Am t we sweet ' F3 fa Beauues Mother Orv Farmer Orv Hopeless La-N Young Love Musketears Supnsed, M. H.S. Band? 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