Millersburg High School - Millerette Yearbook (Millersburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

-• 1 i 1 ■f ' r ' iMi ' ' ,f, ' ' !?iV,MTy fySLIC LIBRAR ' 833 01863 5752 GC 977 202 M61HSA, 1962 I I I Millerette Hi-Lifes EDITOR Leroy Sharp ASSISTANT EDITOR Mary Fetsch ILLERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL i r The Annual Staff of 1961-1962 dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Marvin Stevens, who has served our school long and well. The students past and present appreciate his efforts with them in the field of music. May you have much success in the future years at M. H. S. Administration PRINCIPAL, Mr. Marvin Ward TRUSTEE Mr. Keith Keim AD ' TSORY BOARD J. Ned McDonald, Calvin Rogers, and Lawrence Owens Faculty MR. FRANK ALGATE Social Studies 1 S jf MR. KEITH SCHRAG English MRS. DOROTHY RINK Home Economics MR. WILLIAM ROBINSON Social Studies High School Coach f MR. MARVEN STEVENS Music Instrumental Music Vocal Music ' ■iiMiii iSlSUiii Faculty MR. JAMES SMELSER Social Studies Junior High Coach MR. JOE LOZIER Commerce MR. LARRY PENROD Vocational Agriculture Staff OFFICE SECRETARY Esther Bontrager I r COOKS--Mrs. Grace Slabaugh, and Mrs. Becky Larimer. JANITOR Mr. Levi Miller BUS DRIVERS--Ellis Rink, Jay Hershberger, Jack McDonald, Hubert Bailey, John Yoder, Alvin Yoder, Paul Whirledge. The Senior Class of ' 62 Class Motto We Have Crossed The Bay, The Ocean Lies Before Us. 1 WENDELL BAILEY BOB BOWLBY X, , , , KAREN DUKES ALTA FISHER J h V LINDA HARTSOUGH VICKI LARIMER GROVER LOCKWOOD DIANNE MC CLAIN V. , ,, y SHARON NISLEY BETTY PERRIN X NANCY PROUGH CHARLES RINK 1 IVAN ROCKENBAUGH EVA SARK X I , LEROY SHARP VERNON SHELEY RON STIVER JAN YODER l ' Terry Zollinger VALEDICTORIAN Sharon Nisley OFnCERS Mr. Stevens Sponsor Nancy Prough Treasurer Linda Hartsough Secretary Wendell Bailey Vice-President Janice Yoder President Senior Directory WENDELL RAY BAILEY Class Plays 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Secretary 3, Student Council 2, 3; Treasurer 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; German Club 4; Class Pres- ident 1; Vice-President 4. ROBERT EUGENE BOWLBY II Class Plays 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Student Council 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Cross Country 1, 4; German Club 4; Vice-President 4. KAREN SUE DUKES Class Play 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Sunshine 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club Treasurer 4. LINDA SHERYLE HARTSOUGH Class Play 3; Chorus 1; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,4; Library Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Librarian 3,4; Sun- shine 1, 3, 4; German Club 4; German Club Secretary 4; Class Secretary 4. GROVER WESLEY LOCKWOOD Stage Crew 3, 4. ESTHER DIANNE MC CLAIN Class Plays 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Class Vice-President 3. NANCY LOU PROUGH Class Plays 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,4; President 4; Pep Band 3; Library Club 2; Sun- shine 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES ALLEN RINK Class Plays 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Track 2; Golf 4; Concession Manager 4, Assistant Manager 3. IVAN ERNEST ROCKENBAUGH Class Play 4; Pep Club 1; Stage Crew 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Sentinel 3, 4. EVA MAE SARK Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4. CARL LEROY SHARP Class Plays 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Edi- tor 4, Assistant 3; Pep Club 1, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas- urer 4; Basketball 1. VERNON WILLIS SHELEY Class Play 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 1,4. RONALD VICTOR STIVER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; German Club 4; President 4. SHARON SUE NISLEY Class Plays 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Pianist 2, Pianist 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 4; F. F. A. Chap- ter Sweetheart 4; Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4; Corresponding Sec- retary 1, Recording Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Student Council 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Class President 3. JANICE ORENE YODER Class Plays 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Busi- ness Manager 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2; Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 3; Class President 4. BETTY SUE PERRIN Chorus 1; Pep Club 1, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4. TERRY JOE ZOLLINGER Class Play 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Student Manager 4; Class Vice-President 1, 2. class History We opened our freshmen year with thirty-five students. Class officers were: President, Wendell Bailey; Vice-president, Terry Zollinger; Secretary, Gretchen Honderich; Treasurer. Nancy Prough; Student Council, Janice Yoder and Charles Rink. We chose our class flower, white carnation; class colors, mint green and black. We were quite proud of our class sweaters which were mint green, with black letters trimmed in white. The success of our first money-making project, the cake sale, made us even prouder with a prof- ' it of $128. ' Our first class party was a Halloween Party at Karen Dukes home and our second was an ice skating party at Terry Zollinger ' s home. : We lost quite a few students our sophomore year as we started out with only twenty -one students. i The following students were elected to serve our class: President, Alta Fisher; Vice-President, Terry Zollinger; Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Prough; Student Council, Janice Yoder and Wendell Bailey. ! We sold cards this year, making a profit of $540.40. Our class party for the first semester was on November 7, 1959, for a swimming party at the YMCA at Elkhart. The second class party was a bowling party at the Shamrock Bowling Lanes. We were off to a roaring start for our junior year with our class officers: President, Sharon Nisley; Vice-President, Dianne McClain; Secretary, Janice Yoder; Treasurer, Nancy Prough; Student Council, Wendell Bailey and Sharon Nisley. i We sold Magazines making a profit of $564. Our class Party for the first semester was a scavenger hunt at Dianne McClain ' s home. Our second class party was a bowling party at the Pladium Bowling Lanes. We met after the party for supper at the Olympic. We presented our first class play this year, Here Comes Charlie . We had a profit of $269.22. We then planned the hi -lite of our junior year, The Junior and Senior Prom . We used Oriental as the theme. We ate supper at Millers Country Restaurant, planned an interesting program at the Masonic Temple, then we danced to the music of the Four Downbeats from Michigan. Now we are in our final year. We elected class officers for the last time: President, Janice Yoder; Vice-President, Wendell Bailey; Secretary, Linda Hartsough; Treasurer, Nancy Prough; Student Council, Sharon Nisley and Bob Bowley. We presented the play Let Me Out Of Here with a profit of $200. I l! We are looking forward to the prom to be given to us by the juniors, especially our Senior Trip, and of course our commencement. We only have 18 in our class now. We ' re small but we ' re all great pals and we will always remem- ber our good times at M.H.S. Class Secretary, Class Will , Wendell Bailey, will my ability to anyone who can find what I have to will, and can use it. Good Luck in trying. , Robert Bowlby, will my ability to be a gang leader, and never get caught to Jim Rohn; you need it. , Karen Dukes, will my sense of humor to Elaine Long. You will need it in the next three years at IvI. H.S. , Al Fisher, will my ability to graduate from Beautician ' s College before graduating from high school to any male or female who has the remotest idea that they would like to be a beautician. Select your college and go, you ' ll never regret it. , Linda Hartsough, will my courage to anyone who needs it to dry their hair in the oven without the fear of having it catch fire as mine did. , Grover Lockwood, will my extra long hair and styling to Mr. Ward, it looks as though you could us it. , Dianne McClaine, will my blond hair to Kay Rink. Wouldn ' t you like a change of color, Kay? , Sharon Nisley, will my oversized accordian to Francis Butts. It will help you develope muscles carry- ing it around. , Betty Perrin, will my ability to work 44 hours a week and still keep an A and B average in grades to Anyone who can stand up under the strain. , Charles Rink, will my unchangeable??? mind?? to John Rockenbough. , Nancy Prough, will my Accounting and Bookkeeping ability to anyone who wants as much trouble as I have had these last four years. Good Luck! , Ivan Rockenbaugh, will my ability to sleep in Study Hall and Business Law class to those who get that tired feeling. , Leroy Sharp, will my ability to hick to anyone who would like to try it or even thinks he can do it. , Eva Sark, will my horse (Skipper) to Kay Rink. Then you ' ll know Kay how it feels to be thrown off. , Vernon Sheley, will my ability of gab (?) to all quiet students who can stand getting D ' s in conduct because of it. , Ron Stiver, will part of my height to Cindy Brady, so she will be more my height; it would be a lot better believe me. , Janice Yoder, will my ability to be a maid in both plays to anybody who can have as much fun at, and after practice as I did. , Terry Zollinger, will nothing to nobody. I have very little ability and what I do have, I will need for myself in the future. Prophecy Dear Mr. Stevens: As you know, I am working for the Exotic Foods of America Company. And, I just return- ed from the most interesting trip for promoting our line of products that I have ever taken. With a little work, other than for the company, I was able to find out where all my former classmates are. Here ' s the story of my trip with the details of how and where I found my classmates. While waiting for my plane I read in the ' Los Angles Times that Robert Eugene Bowrlby II had been sentenced to the Local Loony Prison at the North Pole for the crime of overparking on County Road 17. I decided to visit Bob and when I reached the North Pole 1 went to a small restaurant called the Little Red Bus Stop for a snack, and there Betty Perrin was working. As I ate my lunch she told me about her adventures while at the North Pole. 1 then asked her for directions to the prison, which she gladly gave me and told me to prepare for a shock. The shock came when I met the warden who turned out to be our own Linda Hartsough! Linda and 1 talked for quite awhile relating the good tales we readily remembered about our school days at Millersburg High School. She had Bob sent to the office, and we both watched his surprised expression when he saw me. After a nice chat, I knew I had to say goodby and hurry on. Next, I took a plane to Chicago, Illinois. In the evening I decided to take in a game of the Globetrotter ' s. Much to my surprise, and probably to yours too, Grover Lockwood was their coach. Later, Grover told me Leroy Sharp was quite successful as the bartender at the Burp-N- Bubble Bar. He then gave me Leroy ' s-phone number, and I called him. We talked for awhile, but he had to hang up for his number-one customer and Chicago ' s number-one beatnik, Charles Rink, had just come in. 1 bade Grover a fair well as I could stay no longer. New York was now beckoning. One night while in N. Y. , 1 ran into Wendell Bailey on the street. Wer were surprised to see each other, and we had a very nice talk. He told me he was a marriage counsellor. We made a date for dinner the next evening, and 1 was flabbergasted when he showed up with Terry Zollinger, one of New York ' s finest Mounted Policemen. We had a wonderful chat. The next day Terry showed me the town he also showed me some of the sights by night. Then, regretfully, I had to leave New York but looked forward to my next stop which v ould be Millersburg. When I arrived, a taxi was waiting, and I was tickled that the driver happened to be Sharon Nisley. Sharon had quite a business for herself by giving guided tours around Millersburg. After a brief visit Sharon told me that Alta Fisher was a hair specialist for moon men. My visit ?as cut short but nice to be able to come back to our ol ' Alma Mater. While touring the State of Kentucky, 1 attended a horse race, and 1 sa Vernon Sheley get- ting ready for the race. We only had a few minutes to talk but he said he was having a very promising year as a jockey. I v-zent on to Tennessee where 1 found Ron Stiver, a hillbilly preacher. He told me he had married Dianne McClain and her husband. He informed me that Dianne was quite prosperous as the mother of thirteen kids. I could harlly believe it, so I decided to visit Dianne. When 1 arrived I was surprised to find Eva Sark there also. Eve is now a hook-worm specialist, and Di- anne ' s kids give her plenty of practice as they are always running around barefooted. We had a nice talk but a short one as 1 had to leave in order to catch my plane. 1 boarded my plane for Florida and settled back to read the paper. I was surprised to see Nancy Prough ' s name in print. She is the author of a daily love-lom column. 1 was sorry I hadn ' t known that she lived in Atlanta, but it was too late to g o back. I arrived in Miami and heard that the Ring-ling Bros. Circus had just come to town. As I hadn ' t attended a circus for a long time, I decided to see it. 1 walked past the lion ' s cage and lo and behold, there was Ivan Rockenbaugh; he was now a lion tamer. Ivan took me to see the evening ' s performance and there was Karen Dukes, a flying trapeze artist. We had a hard time trying to explain why we should be allowed to go back stage but finally we made it. 1 was so afraid for Karen, but when she came down we had a nice reunion and she wasn ' t the least bit worried about her exciting career. Well, Mr. Stevens, my only regret is not being able to come visit you and see your reac- tions to the surprising careers of my classmates. Janice Yoder When The Cats Were Kittens Alta CT H l H miStft - v 1 pP K ; 1 1 ji ' -fttaiiBiffifi J; Linda Grover Dianne Sharon Leroy Vernon Ron Janice Terry Junior Class Play HEI COMES CHARLIE Presented by The Junior Class Members of Cast Nora Malone Janice Yoder Officer Tim McGrill Vernon Sheley Mrs. Fanny Farnham Nancy Prough Larry Elliott Charles Rink Ted Hartley. Bob Bowlby Vivian Smythe- Kersey Sharon Nisley Uncle Aleck Twiggs Leroy Sharp Charlie Hopps Dianne McClain Mrs. Caroline Smythe-Kersey Linda Hartsough Mortimer Smythe-Kersey Wendell Bailey Director Mr. John Borgman Senior Class Play LET ME OUT OF HERE presented by THE SENIOR CLASS Members of the Cast Eve Boyd ' . . T Dianne McClain Bona Lynn Nancy Prough Bessie Rhodes Karen Dukes Hazel Miles Janice Yoder Stevie Cobb Terry Zollinger Garret Lynn jCharles Rink Victor Ward Bob Bowlby Angela Boyd Sharon Nisley Gifford Morton Wendell Bailey Marshall Ward Leroy Sharp NW KING QUEEN unmr . t nmr THEME: ORIENTAL ENTERTAINMENT ' m .if ' .A -T PrY f Junior Class CLASS OFFICERS President Richard Bender Vice-President joe Phillips Secretary Sheryle Lantz Treasurer Mary Fetsch Sponsor Mr. Smelser Richard Bender Terry Bowser Becky Charlton Tom Detwiler Mary Fetsch Violet Hartman Maria Hartsough Glenda Kauffman Ricky Keim Sheryle Lantz Oliver Larimer Dennis Leinbach Jeannine Mahler Linda Phares Joe Phillips Sandra Prough Junior Class Roger Putman Norma Reiff VerleRiegsecker Arlene Rockenbaugh John Rockenbaugh Steve Slabaugh Jean Smith Florance Sparklin Bob Stiver Bud Virgil Marvin Wittmer Mike Zollinger Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS President Tom Stiver Treasurer Diane Wysong Sponsor Mr. Swihart Vice-President . . . .• . Wanda Kauffman Secretary Cinda Brady Beth Bates Robert Beiler Cinda Brady Robert Fisher Vickl Hartsough Barbara Hershberger Steve Hire Dennis Holtzinger Soph omores Wanda Kauffman Grace Larimer James Larimer Lillian Mast Everett McDaniel Jim McDonald Sharon Perrin Dana Putman Linda Reed Kay Rink Jim Rohn Gloria Sheley Charles Short Eleanora Smith Lola Stabler Tom Stiver Steve Tinkey Marvin Troyer Robert Wittmer Diane VVysong Brenda Yoder Devon Yoder Marvin Yoder Stanley Yoder Sue Yoder Fresh men CLASS OFFICERS President Martha Charlton Vice-President David Rink Secretary Vicki Gardner Treasurer Marilee Virgil Sponsor Mr. Robinson Ellen Bailey James Bates Esther Beachy Elsie Borntrager Linda Brookers Martha Charlton Mary Chupp Sara Chupp Treva Chupp Frank Fetsch Phillip Flsel Steve Fisher Dennis Fry Susan Galyean Vicki Gardner Barbara Click Marsha Hire Carol Hartman Carolyn Hochstetler Gary Huber Joellen Larimer Alan Leinbach Leonard Livengood Carolyne Long Elaine Long Greg Long Patty McDaniel Lorraine McGill Earl Miller Glen Miller Marlin Miller Ronald Miller Edna Nisley Gloria Packer June Prough Karen Prough David Rensberger Glen Riegsecker David Rink Ginger Royer Linden Scheidel Sue Schrock Rodney Speicher Marilyn Troyer Raymond Troyer V t ■F wm jn Richard Utley Ronnie VanArsdale — Marilee Virgil A Alden Whirledge T Steve Worthman ■■H Calvin Yoder Ir r Carolyn Yoder ■i ' f r v Daryl Yoder Lydia Yoder •ifc Lou Yoder Eighth Grade CLASS OFFICERS President Karen Huber Vice-President Nancy Garber Secretary Patty Rohrer Treasurer Nevin Honderich Devon Bechtel Max Bickel Micheal Bickel David Bontrager Larry Bontrager Howard Buchheim Susan Chupp Nancy Garber Leon Hershberger Nevin Honderich Karen Huber Ann Joint Marcia Kilmer Mike Koch Joe Leatherman Dale Leer Carl Miller Kathryn Perrin Sue Perrin Ronald P rough Joe Reed Ellen Rink Roger Rink Rozella Rohn Patty Rohrer Terry Ropp Ronald Willard Carol Worthman Doris Yoder Rachel Yoder Seventh Grade Sponsor Mr. Plummer President Cynthia McDonald Vice-President Jean Garber Secretary Jolene Wysong Treasurer Kathleen Galyean Allen Bechtel Allen Charlton Larry Cripe Linda Fisher Ann Fry Kathleen Galyean Jean Garber Verda Harshberger Phillip Larimer Evelyn Mast Lloyd Mast Shirley Mast Cyntheia McDonald Daniel Miller Daniel Miller David Miller Jay Oswald Gregory Packer Daniel Perrin Janet Sark Jane Slabaugh Carol Sheley Craig Stiver Delora Warfel David Whirledge Jolene Wysong Larry Yoder Lowell Yoder Student Council OUTSIDE--LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Troyer; Grace Larimer; Bob Bowlby; Treasure, Sharon Nisley, Vice- President, Dennis Leinbach; Advisor, Mr. Ward; President, Ricky Keim; Secretary, Glenda Kauffman; Bud Virgil; Lou Yoder; Allen Leinbach; INSIDE: Linda Fisher; Lowell Yoder; Mike Koch; Rachel Yoder. The Student Council opened the year with fifteen members. During the year the Council sponsored the Christmas party and some special assemblies. They were also in charge of the checkroom and the Pep Club. Mr. Hennry Maar presented a program to the student body using ordinary picnic and circus ballons to create Disney animals, lovely swans and many other mystifying tricks with balloons. Mr. Orville Fitzgerald presented an amazing program showing evidence of his ability to recall names and details. With the help of members of the audience he shows how others can do what he does with such Uttle practice. J 1 Editor Leroy Sharp Assistant Editor Mary Fetsch Business Manager Janice Yoder Assistant Business Manager . . . Florence Sparklin Secretary Linda Phares Photographer Linda Hartsough Assistant Photographer Wanda Kauffman Copy Editor Karen Dukes Activities Editor Sharon Nisley Sports Editor Vernon Sheley Assistant Sports Editor .... Arlene Rockenbaugh Head Typist Dianne McClain Class Layouts Glenda Kauffman Art Editor Marvin Troyer ADVISOR i r i MR. LOZIER Sunshine Society SUNSHINE MEMBEE AND OFFICEEIS October 29, 1961 saw the initiation of eighteen girls into the Millersburg Sunshine Society. The formal initiation was held at the United Church of Christ. Total membership consists of forty-six girls. Special projects throughout the year were: cake sales, dress? up day, chapel programs, and a Valentines Dance. Other projects included: A Christmas Program, Riley Fund, and a Mr. Personality contest. Richard Bender was elected our new Mr. Personaltiy. In the Spring a formal installation of officers took place. Mothers and Ideal Ladies were entertained with a tea. Our club was advised by Mrs. Rink. MR. PERSONALITY Richard Bender f p. ROW ONE: Mr. Larry Penrod, Advisor; Leroy Sharp, Treasurer; Marvin Witmer, Vice-President; Terry Zollinger, President; Bud Virgil, Secretary; Steve Slabaugh, Reporter; Ivan Rockenbaugh, Sentinel. ROW TWO: Verle Riegsecker, Bob Fisher, Alden Whirledge, St eve Fisher, Steve Worthman, Tom Detwiler, Sharon Nisley, Chap- ter Sweetheart; Joe Phillips, Steve Hire, Mike Zollinger, Jim McDonald, David Rensberger. The F. F. A. Chapter has monthly meetings. The meetings consist of the following: opening ceremonies, business meeting, chapter reports, movies, recreation and refreshments. Our Chapter Sweetheart is Sharon Nisley. Our summer activities were based around a trip to Higgens Lake State Park in Michigan. The fall ac- tivities consisted of participation in the County Soil Judging Contest and Vegetable Judging. The Vegetable Judging was held at Purdue University followed by a football game. The F. F. A. also sponsored a trip to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Spring activities include the participation in the County Dairy and Livestock Judging Contest. Concert Band n -  , 1 1! ? • ' ' ■Pi ' ' ' - J . • £;!; PRE-PERFORMANCE PAINS M. H.S. BAND ON THE ROAD J Marching Band MARJORETTES--TOP: Lou Yoder, Dianne Mc Clain, Mary Fetsch, Karen Prough, Susan Galean, Carolyn Long. Ch orus FRESHMAN SEXTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Vicki Gardner, Martha Charlton, Sara Jean Chupp, Lou Yoder, Ellen Bally, Karen Prough, Pi- anist, Joellen Larimer. BOY ' S QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Rich Bender, Dennis Leinbach, Steve Slabach, Bob Beiler, Pianist, Sharon Nisley. GRADE SEXTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Rachel Yoder, Nancy Garber, Susan Chupp, Patty Rohrer, Sue Perrin, Carol VVorthman, Pianist, Joel- len Larimer. Pep Club President, Nancy Prough; Vice-President, Arlene Rockenbaugh; Secretary and Treasurer, Vicki Gardner. Cheering Our Team On To Victory L d m Library Club Library Staff Shirley Mast, Doris Yoder, Ellen Rink, Lynn Perrin, Betty Perrin, Lillian Mast, Sheron Perrin, Lola Stab- ler, Ann Fry. SEATED: Mr. Plumber, Sponsor; Linda Hartsough, Janice Yoder, Cinda Brady, Karen Dukes. Projection Crew Cinda Brady, Brenda Yoder, Lola Stabler, Janice Yoder, Lynii Perrin, Betty Perrin, Karen Dukes, Linda Phares. Sponsor, Mr. Plumber. Safety Patrol Verl Riegsecker, Mr. Swihart, Tom Detwiler, Den- nis Leinbach, Dennis Fry. Patty Bates, Sally McKibbin, Janice Riegsecker, Martin Hondrich, Cinthia Hartsough, Mr. Yoder. German Club FRONT ROW: Richard Utly, Kay Rink, Karen Prough, Jim Bates, Francis Butts, Mr. Schrag, Sponsor; Rod- ney Speicher, Marilee Virgil, Bob Bailer, Gary Ruber, Carolyne Jo Long, Wendell Bailey, Gloria Packer, Bob Bowlby, Ron Stiver, Jim Rohn, Linda Hartsough, David Rink. 1 i 1 1 Varsity Basketball Team ROW ONE: Bob Bowlby, Roger Putman, Bob Stiver, Joe Phillips, Ron Stiver, Ricky Keim, Bud Virgil, Dennis Leinbach, Wendell Bailey, Richard Bender. CENTER; Coach Bill Robinson. Coach Coach Bill Robinson Student Managers Student Managers: Jim McDonald, Steve Worthman, Terry Zollinger. B Team Basketball FIRST ROW, Front: Marlin Miller, Alan Leinbach, Darl Yoder, David Rink, Jim Bates. SECOND ROW: Jim Rohn, Steve Hire, Mike Zollinger, Leanord Livengood, Gary Huber, Ron Miller. THIflD ROW: Steve Fisher, Tom Stiver, Frank Fetsch, Phillip Fisel, Bob Fisher, Coach Robinson. Cheerleaders Sheryle Lantz, Glenda Kauffman, Wanda Kauffman, Mary Fetsch. Baseball STANDING: Steve Fisher, Verl Reigsecker, Tom Stiver, Ron Stiver, Ricky Keim, Joe Phillips, Roger Putman. SEATED: Marlin Miller, Wendell Bailey, Jim Rohn, Bob Stiver, Dennis Leinbach, Richard Bender, Coach Robinson. BASEBALL CROSS COUNTRY 11 Losses 12 Wins The Millersburg Millers started a poor season losing all 4 practice games. Then after the regular season started the boys settled down and went to work. This year baseball was dropped and cross country was moved to a major sport. The Mil- lers had a good season this year losing only two meets in official two mile run, and placing in the cross country relay, and 2nd in the finals at Elkhart. Under the pitching of Joe Phillips the Millers started their climb for victory. Later the Millers scheduled more games and wound up the season with 50% wins. Top five runners were Rick Keim, Bob Fisher, Steve Fisher, Bud Virgil, Bob Stiver. Baseball was discontinued this fall because cross country was placed as a major sport. Track ROW ONE: Rich Bender, Roger Putman, Terry Zollinger, Denny Leinbach. ROW TWO: Bob Fisher, Steve Hire, Bob Stiver, Mike Zollinger, Coach Robinson. Cross Country ROW ONE: Marlin Miller, Steve Fisher, Leonard Livengood, Frank Fetch, Gary Huber, Jim Bates. ROW TWO: Ron Miller, Roger Putman, Wendell Bailey, Alan Leinbach, Bob Bowlby, Jim Larimer, Coach Robinson. ROW THREE: Jim Rohn, Bob Stiver, Marvin Troyer, Steve Hire, Phil Fisel, Joe Phillips, Bub Virgil. ROW FOUR: Darrel Yoder, Dave Rink, Rich Bender, Tom Stiver, Ron Stiver, Rick Keim, Bob Fisher, Mike Zollinger, Den- nis Leinbach. Sports In Review CROSS COUNTRY BASE BALL TRA( :k Millers 26 We They Jimtown 53 Bristol 36 Jefferson 25 2 Millers 32 1 2 Middlebury 64 Wakarusa — Jimtown — 3 6 7 11 Bristol 30 1 2 Millers 25 Concord 2 9 Concord 73 Jefferson 32 New Paris 4 9 Millers 25 1 2 Middlebury 9 7 Middlebury 16 1 2 Millers 24 Bristol 4 9 Middlebury 33 Jefferson 12 2 Bristol 46 Wakarusa 3 4 Wakarusa 39 2 5 Millers 24 Concord 4 12 Millers 29 3 5 Jefferson 43 Jimtown 1 4 Wakarusa 65 New Paris 6 2 Jefferson 50 2 15 Middlebury 5 3 Millers 40 13 15 Millers 24 Bristol 9 1 Jefferson 33 Shipshewana 3 2 New Paris 65 3 5 Wawaka 6 2 Millers 25 2 5 Millers 24 Wawaka 6 1 Wakarusa 63 Topeka 4 1 Middlebury 46 1 2 Topeka 8 Millers 44 1 2 Millers 19 Shipshewana 5 2 Jefferson 36 Concord New Paris Millers 63 30 22 l BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Millers 42 Millers 54 Millers 57 Millers 69 Millers 62 Millers 79 Millers 69 Millers 94 Millers 61 Millers 42 Millers 56 Millers 58 Millers 58 Millers 60 Millers 53 Millers 48 Millers 73 Millers 56 New Paris 59 Howe Military 63 Jimtown 89 Leesburg 63 Jefferson 46 Shipshewana 63 Wolf Lake 64 Wolcottville 64 Mongo 47 Middlebury 76 Bristol 74 Middlebury 55 Jimtown 64 Jefferson 53 Wawaka 61 Wakarusa 61 Milford 70 Rome City 48 Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers Millers 28 38 38 35 38 47 47 38 31 33 33 24 19 37 32 29 32 43 B TEAM BASKETBALL New Paris 51 Howe Military 21 Jimtown 40 Leesburg 43 Jefferson 51 Shipshewana 40 Wolf Lake 49 Wolcottville 17 Mongo 21 Middlebury 30 Bristol 22 Jefferson 14 New Paris 50 Jefferson 29 Wawaka 31 Wakarusa 37 Milford 35 Rome City 28 Jr. High Basketball BACK ROW: Devon Bechtel, Terry Ropp, David Whirledge, Coach Smelser. FRONT ROW: Lowell Yoder, Mike Koch, Nevin Honderich, Craig Stiver, Allen Charlton. Nancy Garber and Patty Rohrer STATE FARM INSURANCE Life -Auto-Fire Lamar Livengood, Millersburg Coach Smelser Jr. High Baseball Team ffiJLlP - - ■ ' I mliMMHiHr ' L STANDING: Roger Rink, Joe Reed, Terry Ropp, Mike Bickel, David Whir - ledge, Devon Bechtel, Mike Koch, Mr. Smeltzer. SEATED: Ronald Prough, Craig Stiver, Max Bickel, Leon Hershberger, Nevin Honderich, Allen Bech- tel, Larry Yoder. Jr. High Track Team ROW ONE: Mike Koch, Ronald Willard, Jim Bates, Nevin Honderich, Max Bickel. ROW TWO: Gary Huber, Dennis Fry, Glen Reigsecker, Terry Ropp, Marlin Miller. ROW THREE: Mr. Smeltzer, Ronnie VanArsdale, Frank Fetsch, Leonard Livengood, Steve Fisher. Jr. High Sports Review BASEBALL The Junior High Sports department, coached by Jim Smelser saw action in four baseball games last season. The team ' s record was one win and three losses. BASKETBALL The Junior High Basketball team holds a record of four wins and four losses. Three games are left in the 1961-62 season. The Junior High tourney will be held in late February. Millers 25 Millers 22 Millers 34 Millers 37 Millers 49 Millers 29 Millers 31 Millers 18 Millers 28 BASKETBALL RECORD Jefferson 34 BASEBALL RECORD Wakarusa 8 Middlebury 10 Elkhart 11 Jefferson 1 Sports Snapshots M LLERSBURG COACH B ROBfNSON J SMELSER R. ST IVER B BOWL BY W. BAILEY R ke;m J.PHILLfPS B STIVER R BENDER B. VIRGIL R. PUT MAN D LE NBACH CHEERLEADERS S LANTZ M FETSCH W KAUFFMAN G KAUFFMAK STUDENT MQR. T ZOLLINGER J.MCDONALD S WORTHMAk Having Wisdom With Each Studious Year Government? Junior Class enjoying their lively (?) U.S. History Class. Mourning ! ? Health Class Did you scare the Freshmen Biology Girls away. Boys. It takes skill to be on the top five in Adv. Typing. Beginning Typing Class trying to make the top ten. To Spend Too Much Time In Studies Is Sloth . . Art students admiring their work! Don ' t you get it Bob? Algebra that is. Deutsche Studenten sind sehr fleissigl English class means commas, commas, and Mr. Schrag. Our future business executives in General Busi- ness class. Freshmen enjoying their lively (?) Algebra class. Their Strength Is To Still . What ' s cooking. Black Widows? Are you going to be future farmers of our America? This is Ag hour boys - not snoozing time! ? Physics students ready for the blast off 1 Our future lawyers look very ambitious! ? I Have A Great Admiration For Stupidity No, class, sitting Bull was NOT the first Presi- dent of the United States! But the earth is NOT square! What ' s that you ' re brewing, girls? Strike three! ! ! Yes, class, 2+2 DOES equal 41 Today ' s mathematicians Tomorrow ' s Ein- steins. Snapshots Cheering our team on to victory. Queen Dianne and her court. Caught off guard. They ' re working! ! !??? Jam Session: Shrag and friends. s t u d e n t s A r W o r k Grade Teachers MRS. MUSSELMAN, Grade 1 MISS BRANDEBERRY, Student Teacher mzmi MRS. MC DONALD, Grade 2 MISS KAUFFMAN, Grade 3 MR. ROUSH. Grade 4 MRS. LONG, Grade 4 MR. THOMAS, Grade 5 MR. YODER, Grade 6 Sixth Grade .♦.• «v, • •■■r ■■■ :«• W ' I ' lPBI ' P ' - j . , ' 1 ) L.A EUcky Willard, Sue Worthman, Ervin Yoder, Ida Yodet, Menno Yoder. Patty Bates Carl Beachy Janet Beiler Ellen Buchheim Debra Cart MelvinClanton Dennis Fisher LuCinda Hartsough Martin Honderich Beth Huber Wanda Kilmer Charles Koch Carol Larimer Elizabeth Larimer John Leer Duane Mast Charles McDaniel Sally McKibbin Carol Miller Larry Miller Janice Mishler Lynn Perrin Betty Phillips Barbara Reiff Eric Rensberger Janice Riegsecker Thomas Rockenbaugh Earnest Schrock Barbara Troyer Robert Wanamaker Fifth Grade Woody Bailey Rosetta Bechtel Martha Black AK 1 Sue Brady w '  Barbara Everest Billy Fisher Mary Fry l«fc, Brenda Gardner Carolyn Hershberger Carol Larimer Peggy Leer La Vern Leichty Irma Mast Rodney Maust Marilyn Miller Donita Mishler Billy Perrin Bruce Rink Eric Rohn Connie Shannon Mary Warfel Zee Yoder Felta Yoder Fourth Grade Violet Bechtel Edward Cart Dean Chupp Joe Detwiler Gene Feaster Mary Fisher Betty Hershberger Connie Jones Michael Kauffman Joan Livengood Marvin Lantz Lane Long Jerry Maust Susan McDonald Gary Packer Dick Perrin Gary Riegsecker Debra Rink Nancy Rink Michael Robinson Roger Rockenbaugh Nancy Rohn Marcia Rohrer Michael Sheley Douglas Steele Barbara Warfel Linda Weirich Shan VVhirledge Jerry Yoder Pauline Yoder Third Grade ' I ILt I George Bates Danny Brady John Charlton Sue Clanton Loneda Everest James Fisher Yvonne Frey Beverly Fry Lyle Garber Gary Hershberger Elwood Kauffman Zetta Klingaman Jeannie Koch Kenneth Lantz Diana Larimer Alvin Mast Thomas McDaniel Lonnie Miller Paul Miller Greg Mishler Timothy Morningstar Karen Otto Gordon Packer Dennis Perrin Barbara Phillips Dean Rink Vera Schrock James Smith Janice Smith Suzanne Speicher Kim Steele Tom Wanamaker Almeda Whirledge Gary Whirledge Alvin Yoder Larry Zook Second Grade Wilma Barner Marlene Bickel Robert Black Twilight Douma Beverly Emmert Michael Feaster Douglas Hartsough Donn Huber Michael Kauffman Connie Kilmer Jean Leer Sharon Leichty Laurel Long Kim Lorenz Ida Fern Mast Brian Maust Miriam Miller Shirley Otto Victor Oswald Dale Riegsecker Rebecca Rink Richard Rohrer Shane Sheley James Smith Martin Stroup Linda Swihart Grayling Shannon Clark Warfel Bethany Hershberger Nancy Kauffman r First Grade Cheryl Bender Richard Black Marcel Blackburn Randal Brady Fred Fisher Kathy Hartsough Pam Hershberger Debra Herman Jeryl Hershberger Jerry Hull Tom Joint Pamela Larimer Bradley Lantzer Molly Long Stephen Maust Ricky Mawhorter Nancy Mast Beverly McDaniel Janet Miller Stephen Miller Roger Oswald Robert Pfiester Sheryl Reed James Riegsecker Karen Whirledge Grade Snapshots n Six Silly Sixth Grade Girls. Whee! ! ! ! Future Roc kettes? ??????? Future M.H.S. Cheerleaders Oh, dear mel ! ! We like to sing, too. Student Personnel IN APPRECIATION We wish to thank all those people that helped make the 1962 annual a success. Extra thanks goes to Roberts Studio and Shorty Grandstaff for most of the pictures that were taken. As to Mr. Lozier, we would like to give him a great big thanks, as our sponsor. He has con- tributed a great deal of help and humor. SHOUP BUSES INC. charter A Bus Clean Comfortable Coaches Phone Middlebury 825-2475 Compliments of AMERICAN STATE BANK Ligonier Indiana YODER-CULP FUNERAL HOME Goshen Indiana Sponsored by THE HARMONY HOUSE Millersburg Congratu 1 at ions and Best Wishes MILLERSBURG to the LUMBER CO, M. H.S. Graduating Class of 1962 High Quality WILSON ' S FEED-FARM at Low Prices SUPPLIES - COAL Phone 6 Mill ersbu rg Millersburg Indiana Indiana Fresh Flowers From Compl Iments of RACEVIEW FLORIST NEW PARIS PHOSPHATE Flowers to Wire Anywhere AND F. T. D. Member FERTILIZER COMPANY New Paris 1305 Wi 1 son Avenue Phone Goshen KE 3-2260 Indiana Indiana George Graff, Manager Congratu 1 at i ons Compl iments of Graduates RICHMOND WHOLESALE CO. SCOTT ' S SUPERMARKET Goshen Indiana Goshen Indiana AMERICAN INSURANCE AGENCY YUP ' S DAIRY LAND John M. Goldman, Mgr. Soft- Ice Cream Hot Dogs - Cold Drinks Sundaes - Banana Splits Ligonier, Indiana Rd. 13-30 Phone 273 Middlebury Indiana MIDDLEBURY PRODUCE CO. Compl iments Poultry Marketing Service of GILL-PARSONS WHOLESALE CO. Phone 825-2177 Middlebury ' Indiana Goshen Indiana Complete Building Service Compl iments of BLOSSER LUMBER COMPANY GOSHEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY Your International Harvester 215 N. Main St. Dealer Phone 825-2375 Middlebury Indiana Goshen Indiana YUTZY CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Al 1 Types of Bu i 1 ding Phone 825-2270 Middlebury, Indiana Compl iment s of MILLERSBURG HARDWARE Mill ersburg , Indiana Phone 27 Ben Moser Bob Rohrer V. ELIJAH Congratu 1 at ions and Best Wishes to the MOTOR SALES INC. Your Graduating Class of 1962 Chrys 1 er-Pl ymouth- Val iant Dealer from the Top Value Used Cars FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Goshen Phone kk Indiana Ligonier Indiana KEITH ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING FISHER ' S INDUSTRIAL PAINTERS, INCORPORATED Coal-Oi 1-Gas Warm Air or Hot Water Heat Mayco S- Burner Water Softeners Spray and Brush Painting Kohl er-Crane-Eljer Bathroom Fixtures Free Estimates Norge Appl iances Phone 13 Phone 4 Mill ersburg Indiana Mill ersburg , Indiana Compl iments of Compl iments of DR. ALBER GOSHEN ELECTRIC, INC. and DR. STOELING 804 W. Lincoln Ave. Ligonier Indiana Goshen, Indiana KIME NURSERY GREENHOUSE Compl iments of Landscaping That Lasts VODER ' S MARKET Thomas B. Yoder, Manager 2006 S. Main Phone Goshen KE 3-6695 Indiana 825-2805 Box 314 Mi ddlebury BICKEL BARBER SHOP Now We Are Combinedl Dial for Appointment 825-2380 PETTITS GALLOWAYS Dept. Store, Mens Wear Woodrow Bickel One Stop Shopping Middlebury, Indiana Tel. 51 Ligonier, Ind. Congratu 1 at ions i ' HEUHAUSER HATCHERY Graduates Free Poultry Service MILLER ' S FOOTWEAR Hy-Line Chicks - Feed Remedies - Equipment Ligonier Indiana Phone Ligonier 446 Indiana Compl Iments o f MARTIN ' S FEED MILLS, INC New Paris, Indiana Phone 712 Phone LD Sk Congratulations from EVERETT ' S UPTOWN Super Foods 223 South Main Goshen, Indiana MC G ILL FLOOR COVERING 2204 College Avenue Goshen Indiana Complete Line of Floor Covering Finest Carpets - Ceramic Tile Armstrong Linoleum-Ceiling Tile Phone KE 3-5026 or KE 3-8555 Custom Kitchens by THE IXL FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 410 North Main Goshen Indiana Congratu 1 at ions Class of ' 62 MAX MYERS MOTORS, INC. Oldsmobile and Chevrolet Dealer Mi ddlebury Indiana Telephone No. 825-2455 GOSHEN FLORAL SHOP 3rd Jefferson Goshen Indiana Grace De Freece Phone KE 3-5561 or KE 3-6656 Compl i merits of BOWLWAY LANES AMF Pinspotters LIgonier, Ind. Phone 495 Compl iments of ATZ FURNITURE COMPANY Ligonier Phone Indiana 66 HARLAN ' S Women ' s Fashion Center of Goshen 108 So. Main St. Tel . Goshen KE 3-3080 Ind. Compl iments of SHAFFERS MACHINE SHOP Deloss Shaffer Millersburg Indiana Compl iments of DICK BOTTS ' BARBER SHOP Dan Bontrager, Mgr. Mill ersburg Indiana THE OLYMPIA CANDY KITCHEN Home-made Ice Candies Cream Phone KE 3-5040 Goshen Indiana FIEDEKE DRY CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDERERS 211 So. 5th Goshen Congratul at i ons to the Class of 62 LIGONIER BEVERAGES Goshen A S W ROOT BEER STAND U. S. Highway 33 I ndiana y Compl iment s of LYON § GREENLEAF Mill ersbu rg Phone 2-62 0. S. KEENE MILLERS MACHINE CO. INC. WRECKER SERVICE Quality Products for the Mobile Home Industry 2k Hour Wrecker Shop Bu i I ding Trades Radio Dispatched Phone 825-5215 P. 0. Box 70 Middlebury, Indiana Phone 825-2161 Middlebury Indiana Check the Rates On Our Compl Iments of Homeowner ' s Policy And EBY FORD SALES See What You Save Phone KE 3-3188 FARMERS MUTUAL AID Goshen Indiana ASSOCIATION HOOSIER INSURANCE CO. CLODFELTER FURNITURE L. M. Hartsough Qua 1 i ty Furn I ture at Smal 1 Town Prices Insurance Agency Mi 1 lersburg Phone 98 Phone 825-2950 Middlebury Indiana WESTFALL MUSIC SHOP Records, Musical Instruments Sr Suppi ies Private Instructions Goshen Indiana YODER - CULP FUNERAL HOME Goshen Indiana ELOISE ' S BEAUTY SHOP Eloise Mahler - Operator Phone 8-19 Mill ersburg Indiana Compl iments of BRADSHAW S GENERAL STORE Mi ddl ebury Indiana Phone 825-2540 Congratul at ions Class of ' 62 KLINES DEPARTMENT STORE Goshen Indiana Young Fashions for Young People FLETCHER SERVICE Ernest (Ernie) Fletcher Gas-OI 1-Ti res Sinclai r Products Specialized Lubrication 1 gn 1 1 Ion Serv ice One Mi le North On Highway 15 New Paris Indiana Phone 845 A. A. A. Chicago Motor Club Compl iments of CONRAD ' S RESTAURANT MI ddl ebury Indl ana Comp 1 imen t s of THE GOSHEN NEWS Publ i shed By The Goshen News Printing Co. Goshen, Indiana E-Z GAS, INC. Heating Cooking Appliances Carburation Refrigeration IMot Just Gas But Service Goshen Middlebury KE 3-4181 825-2235 BURGER DAIRY PRODUCTS Aval labl e at Zel 1 • s She 1 1 Stat ion In Mill ersbu rg RICHARDS MUSIC CORPORATION Li gon i er D i v i s i on Manufacturers of RMC Flat Jacks Reynolds Contempora Fiberglas Sousaphones RMC Clarinets 1 15 Water Street Li gon i er , Indiana Funeral Di rector Ambulance Service Where Friendship Lingers New Paris Home 642 Phone I ndiana Store 572 Compl iments of SIGMUND SORG, INC. Indiana ' s Finest - Jewelers Elkhart Goshen 413 S. Main 120 S. Main Phone JA 3-5562 KE 3-1312 S Compl i merits of HONEY CRUST BAKERY Goshen Indiana J U D A Y ' S ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE Frame Wheel Straightening Wash. ThI rd Sts. Goshen, Ind.-Ph. KE 3-279 ROGERS SHUMAN AGENCY General Life Insurance T. L. Shuman Telephone 88-Mi 1 1 ersbu rg Compl iments of WALTER S. MASSANARI , M.D. Mill ersburg , Indiana Compl iments of SNYDER ' S MEN ' S SHOP 126 So. Main St. Goshen Compl iments of MARTHA ' S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 11R47 Mill ersburg Compl iments of THE LUNCH ROOM Phone KE 3-7970 113 W. Jefferson Goshen HOME DECORATING OF GOSHEN, INC. Painting Decorating Wall Paper - Dutch Boy Paints Floor Coverings Phone KE 3-2156 229 So. Main St. r Your Future ' s Bright In Northern Indiana If your eyes are on far horizons following graduation here ' s a suggestion: Look around you right here in NIPSCOLANDI There are vast and challenging opportunities in northern Indiana for trained young men and women in industry, commerce and agriculture. Some of the greatest challenges await the talent and imagination of young people in the investor-owned utility business. We will be happy to discuss your career opportunities at NIPSCO. . .drop in and see usl NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY serving today. . .building for the future V THE HOUSE OF HARTERS Headquarters For Sports Equipment and Sportswear 231 South Main Street ' Goshen , I ndi ana RAY ' S HEATING § GAS APPL. SERVICE Coleman Gas and Oil Furnaces Hamilton Washers and Dryers Water Heaters - Bulk Gas 502 U. S. 33W. Ph. 3-1843 Goshen Comp 1 iment s of C. AND P. OIL CO. Mill ersbu rg Indiana Compl iments of PENN CONTROLS, INC Goshen I nd i ana r Comp 1 imen t s of MILLERSBURG CAFE Fine Foods Mill ersbu rg I ndi ana Evelyn Rink Comp 1 iments of WESTERN RUBBER COMPANY Goshen I nd iana KANTNER ' S SAW SHOP Authorized Sales S- Service Al 1 Smal 1 Eng i nes Quality Saw Sharpening With Latest Machinery Bri stol , I ndiana Phone TH 1-41 14 MILLER BROS. GRAVEL SERVICE Bulldozing and Excavating Clearing and Leveling Calvin A. Miller-Perry A. Miller Millersburg R. 1 Goshen R. k Phone 2R53 Phone 6R90 DR. C. L. GEGAX Veter i nar ian Mill ersburg Indiana Phone 22 HOTEL GOSHEN All Modern Conveniences Private Parties £- Banquets Served In The Ha sea 1 1 Room Phone KE 3-4121 PLAYDIUM LANES Goshen Indiana Compl iments of BEN GLASER, INC, Li gon i er I ndiana Home-made Ice Cream Cones - Sundaes - Shakes - Malts Bui k - Packaged Wedding Bricks MIDDLEBURY DAIRY Phone 825-2565 Middlebury, Indiana Compl Iments of STANLEYS SUPER MARKET AND LOCKER PLANT Millersburg Phone 108 Indiana Compl iments of R. A. HOLTZINGER Standard Oi 1 Div. of American Oil Co. P. 0. Box 111 Benton, Indiana Pinone Millersburg 2 R 99 P. 0. Box 393 Goshen, Indiana Phone Enterprise 2233 Compl iments of BUD ' S MOBILE SERVICE Benton I ndi ana Phone 3 R 137 Mill ersbu rg Compliments and Best Wishes SCHROCK PLASTER COMPANY Benton, Indiana Eagle Trowel Texture Finish A Specialty Plastering All Finishes and Colors Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Mi 1 lersburg 13 R 129 1962 YEARBOOK STAFF Wou 1 d Like To Express Their Appreciation To Tine i r Advertising Patrons Tiiank You l t t 1 l- t- !-. t- ' -  •- -. ' - .i. ' - . ' - ' - ' -  •- - ' - ' - -. ' - - ' - -•- • ' ' - - ' - ' - -•■-  ' - - ' - -•- • ' - ' ' - - ' - - ' - ' - - ' - -•- - ' - ' - - ' - ' - ' - - ' ■- ' ' ■- - ' - - ' - - - -V - ' - - ' - - ' - ' - ' - - ' - ' - ' - ' ' ' • ' - ' ■- ' ' • ' • ■ ' - ■ ' ' BOOSTERS Sun-E- Si de Community Recreation Center L i gon i e r Dr. Quent i n F. Stu 1 tz Li gon i er Farmer ' s Exchange New Paris Wi 1 son ' s Su rpl us Goshen Scott Kindy TV and Radio Goshen Banner Drug Store Li gon i er Bud ' s Body Shop Syracuse Lukes Jewelers Goshen Chester Larimer Son Painting Mi 1 1 e rsbu rg Wawasee Bowl Syracuse, Indiana Re id ' s Lawnmower Shop Li gon i er , Indiana De Pew ' s Pbg.-Htg. S- Elec. Li gon i er , I ndi ana Paul and Inez Beauty Shop Goshen Gospel Book Store Goshen Frank ' s Sporting Goods Li gon i er , I ndi ana George A. Miller Garage Goshen McAdams Jewel ry Li gon i er , I ndi ana Garman Bros. Lumber Co. Goshen Messick ' s Supermarket Goshen Compl iments of KRIDER NURSERIES Phone 825-2181 Middlebury, Indiana Compl iments of the KELLER COMPANY Goshen, Indiana Congratulations to the Class of ' 621 HIRE ELECTRIC COMPANY Ligonier, Indiana BROWN ' S Variety Merchandise Dry Goods School Supplies Notions Candy Li gon i er 1 nd iana ST 1 V E R ' S GENERAL STORE Bulk S- Bottle Gas Service Hardware-Gas-Oi 1-Appl iances Heat Installations £- Conversions Phone 892 New Paris SNYDER ' S STUDIO Portraits - Weddings Phone KE 3-3 08 107i South Main Street Goshen Indiana GOSHEN HARDWARE US 33 East Gifts For All Occasions Complete Selection of Housewares and Hardware We Rent Most Everything Always Plenty of Convenient Parking Compl iments of HENRY ' S JEWELRY STORE Ligonier Indiana V Compl iments of FIRST STATE BANK Member of F. D. I . C. Middlebury Indiana WAWASEE COIN-0-MAT 1000 South Huntington Syracuse I nd iana Congratulations to Class of 1962 ULREY-SEDGWICK FUNERAL HOME Ligonier and Topel a I nd i ana Sales Service MIDDLEBURY FARM SUPPLY Middlebury, Indiana Briggs £■ Stratton Phone 825-5200 B K DRIVE- IN Compl iments of Mr. Mrs. Harold Gallahan Syracuse I nd Iana SURGE DAIRY STORE Surge Pipe Line Mill ers Surge Mi 1 king Sta 1 1 s T-20 Bull Tanl s If it is for the Dairy-See Us 123 E. Lincoln, Goshen KE 3-6890 W. L. Crlpe The Largest, Oldest and Most Complete Farm Service Center in Northern Indiana Compl iments of MILLERS FAMILY SHOE STORE Goshen Phone KE 3- 131 202 South Main MILLER ' S BROASTED CHICKEN 301 West Pike Street Phone KE 3-8120 Goshen The Worl d ' s Finest Eatin ' Chicken ROBERT F. 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