Millersburg High School - Millerette Yearbook (Millersburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1965 volume:

' fl ' i ' lll ' lll ' f mil fiT,lf,r.yf -IC LIBRARY 3 1833 01863 5877 r GC 977 202 M61HSA, 1965 $ p U The 1965 Millerette Millersburg High School Fairfield School Corporation Millersburg, Indiana Karen Prough, Editor l1 FOREWORD The goal of the yearbook staff is to display and pre- serve for the public a picture of our school. We have tried to do this through the pictures of our administration, faculty, staff, and students. We have tried to preserve the memories of our many school activities by displaying the TEMPO of our school --our students at work and play. Editors, C (J f tyfie mo Uo m ) The 1964-1965 Annual Staff wishes to dedicate this edition of the Millerette to the memory of Mr. Horace Virgil. After graduating from M.H.S. in 1935, Mr. Virgil graduated from Purdue. He resided in this community and took part in education affairs including Benton Township trustee for 8 years and President of the Elkhart County School Re- organization . ACTIVITIES iiiiiiw ' ' ■ ' - yH ::,! ' ' O ' mmggmm Jig S vH| I !i ' j«Hpi|il I B ' 1 iA.A 1 W 1 « , gl M I 9 6 4 Bob Fisher and Diane Wysong were chosen as the King and Queen of the 1964 Prom. Frank Fetsch and Susie Schrock were the Junior attendants. The 1964 Junior -Senior Prom was held on April 25 at the Elcona Country Club. The entertainment was a Bubble Blower. Phyllis Ecklebarger furnished organ music for the dance. The chosen theme was Under the Sea. Chaperons: FRONT- -Mrs. Herschel Prough, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Long. BACK-- Mr. Prough, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schrock, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rensberger. p R M 1 9 6 5 Terry Ropp, Jr. Pres. crowned Alan Leinbach, King and Marilee Virgil, Queen. Junior attendants were Nancy Garber and Dave Bontrager. The 1965 Junior -Senior Prom was held on May 1, at Eby Pines. The thenrie chosen was Apple Blossom Time, Entertainment was provided by Rev. Amin Oldson. Lou Garce furnished music for the dance . After the dance the group saw the movie Circus World. Dancing at the Prom JR. PLA Y 1964 CAST Betty McDonald Marilee Virgil Don McDonald Dave Rink Anne Sue Schrock Joan Carolyne Long Thad Dave Rensberger Corine Karen Prough Delicate Daisy Lou Yoder Mr. Manic Depressive Jim Bates Fishface Alan Leinbach Hi Baby Rodney Speicher JJ Steve Worthman Ross Gary Huber Lingery Lady Ellen Bailey Millicent Ames Pat McDaniel Thermometer Tessie . . . .Ginger Royer Miss Linden June Prough Grady Alden Whirledge Larsen Ron Miller Paula Joellen Larimer Toni Vicki Carpenter Lolly Sara Chupp Mitzie Martha Charlton Director Mr. Frank Algate Just an old squaw who carries water for us. Get me out of this straitjacket ! jr9 FIRST ROW: (left to right) Joellen Larimer, Sue Schrock, Pat McDaniel, Gloria Packer, Ellen Bailey. SECOND ROW: Dave Rink, Dave Rensberger, June Prough, Carolyne Long, Karen Prough, Marilee Virgil. THIRD ROW: Vicki Carpenter, Alan Lein- bach, Joe Speicher, Gary Huber, Steve Fisher, Jim Bates, Steve Worthman, Phil Fisel, Ginger Royer, Elaine Long, Marsha Hire, Lou Yoder, Martha Charleton. 1965 SR. PL A r Cast Kelly Marilee Virgil Peter Dave Rensberger Howard Steve Worthman Ginger Carolyne Long Bently Gregg Dave Rink Nan Foster Karen Prough George Jim Bates Marion Elaine Long Iggy Ginger Royer Winnie Pat McDaniel Joyetta June Prough Honor Vicki Carpenter Harriet Lou Yoder Eileen Sue Schrock Ron Gary Huber Lois Joellen Larimer Ade Ron Miller Mrs. Hughes Marsha Hire Toni Martha Charleton Stella Ellen Bailey Stacy Ellen Bailey Grizzly Hawkins Phil Fisel Moose Hawkins Steve Worthman Allen Alan Leinbach 3 R P L A r 1 9 6 5 Cast: Mr. Gilbreth . . . Joe Hagar Mrs. Gilbreth . . Jane Emery Ernestine ..... Karen Huber Frank Louis Shaffer Jackie Jim Smith Dan Joe Leatherman Bill Tom Brock Fred Max Bickel Anne Pat Rohrer Lillian Susan Chupp Martha Nancy Garber Mrs . Fitzgerald . Carol Worthman Dr. Burton .... Howard Buchheim Joe Scales Nevin Honderich Miss Brill Ellen Rink Larry Terry Ropp 10 i v-i- ' it ' .- T5 .W5 The school secretary is Mrs. Evelyn Phares. EMPLOYEES The custodians are Ralph Bates and Levi Miller. The Office girls are Lou Yoder, Carolyne Long, Sharon Bottomley, Wanda Stabler, Karen Prough, Sitting in front is Mr. Ward. The cooks are Grace Slabaugh, Janet Showalter, and Becky Larimer. Secretaries for Mr. Harrell are Fern Russell and Carol Kauffman. Left to right: Nevin Honderich, Sentinel; Howard Buchheim, Secretary; Dave Bon- trager, Treasurer; Alden Whirledge, Presi- dent; Marilee Virgil, Chapter Sweetheart; Steve Worthman, Vice President; Tom Brock, Reporter; Mr. Penrod, Advisor. F.F.A. During the 1964-65 school year the FFA engaged in many activi- ties. In the summer they took a trip which included stops at Gettysburg, Pa., Washington, D.C., New York, and the World ' s Fair. Shortly after school started they took a trip to Chicago to visit O ' Hare Field, W.L.S., and the International Livestock Show. Later on they went to the Farm Progress Show. In the spring they went to Maumee, Ohio to visit Andersons, Inc. and also to Detroit to see Ford Motor Co. , Ford Tractor Division, and Ford Museum . While taking the above trips the club traveled over 4, 000 miles. During the year the Judging teams competed at the state level in Soils and Crops. FIRST ROW: left to right, Ricky Willard, Laban Mast, Phil Larimer, Larry Cripe, Jay Oswald. SECOND ROW: Roger Rink, Steve Bates, Ernest Yoder, Denny Fisher, Ronald Prough. THIRD ROW: Phil Wogoman, Jo hn Leer, Linden Scheidel, Dale Leer, Leonard Livengood. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Willard, Mike Bickel, Steve Fisher, Danny Perrin, Phil Fisel. Soil Juding Team: Left to right: Max Bickel, Laban Mast, Phil Wogoman, Steve Worthman, Phil Fisel, and Mi. Penrod. BOTTOM to TOP: Ervin Yoder, Perry Slabaugh, Joe Leatherman, Jerry Hartman, MIDDLE: Paul Bontrager, Max Bickel, Andrew Schrock, Roman Hershburger, David Miller. LAST ROW: Wayne Miller, Freeman Click, Duane Mast, Bob Yoder. 13 : Sponsor, Mrs. Rink; Treasurer, S. Schrock; Vice President, P. Rohrer; President, J. Larimer; Corresponding Secretaries: J. Slabaugh and S. McKibbon, L. Mohler, S. Bottomley, M. Kilmer, P. Bates, J. Garber, J. Prough, M. Charlton, N. Gar- ber, E. Bucheim, J. Wyson, THIRD ROW: B. Rieff, W. Kilmer, S. Phares, V. Car- penter, B. Huber, E. Larimer, C. Larimer, C. Long. FOURTH ROW: M. Hire, A. Joint, S. Perrin, S. Bottomley, C. Worth- man, S. Worthman, S. Thomas, and P. McDaniel. FIFTH ROW: F. Mast, M. Whirledge, M. Hire, E. Rink, E. Long, C. McDonald, L. Yoder, K. Huber. SIXTH ROW: L. Fisher, K. Prough, L. Perrin, D. Warfel, G. Royer, D. Worthman, D. Cart, M.Virgil, J. Sark. SUNSHINE J. Slabaugh and S. Bates dancing at the Homecoming Dance. The Millersburg Sunshine Society this year had 48 members, each of whom chose a local woman to be her Ideal Lady. In the fall, 14 freshmen were initiated in a ceremony at the Eighth Street Mennonite Church in Goshen. Following this, a tea for Mothers and Ideal Ladies was held. Millersburg was represented by a bus load of SSS girls at the district convention at Ossian in October. As in past years, the Society elected Mr. Personality from candidates nominated by each class . The honor this year went to a junior, Tom Brock. The Society, always an active group, took cookies to the Bashor Chapel Home at Christmas time and sponsored the Homecoming Dance on February 13. The annual Sunshine Dance Lodge with Paris in Springtime as its theme. The final events of the year were the State Convention at Madison and the Mother ' s Tea in the Spring. OR T ' E j 1 1 1 i i H i 11 Crowning the Sunshine Queen, Carolyne Long is Tom Brock. Her attendants are Beth Huber, Fresh- man; Jean Garber, Sophomore; Pat Rohrer, Junior (absent); Vicki Carpenter, Senior. Melanie Rohrer, flowerbearer and J. C. Schrock, crown-bearer. Decorations for the Mother ' s Tea. Tom Brock, Junior, was chosen Mr. Personality. He is receiving a plaque from President J. Larimer. Sandy Thomas and Sally McKibben are lighting their candles at Initiation. The officers assisting are S. Schrock, J. Slabaugh, J. Larimer, and A. Joint. 15 w 1 Sih — 1 1 V ! 1 T L n ■ ' i r ' , m L $ OFFICERS: (left to right) Nancy Gar- ber, Secretary; Gary Huber, Treasurer; Mr. Robinson, sponsor; Dave Rink, Vice-President; Marilee Virgil, President. The Student council has a total of 12 members consisting of 2 students from each Jr. high and high school class. The student council has had many projects this year, consisting of: a roller skating party, M.H.S. ' s first Homecom- ing queen, and a WOWO Penny Pitch. Members: (left to right, TOP to BOT- TOM) Joe Conrad, Denny Fisher, Cindy McDonald, Shan Whirledge, Carolyne Long, Alan Charlton, Brad Stouder, Marilyn Miller, Patty Bates, and Jerry Maust. 16 Assembly Program Dancing at Homecoming STUDENT COUNCIL HOMECOMING QUEEN . COURT: left to right: Cindy McDonald, escort Terry Ropp; Carolyne Long, escort Marlin Miller; Dave Rink the queen ' s escort, Alan Leinbach escort of Karen Huber; Sandy Thomas, escort Denny Fisher; Kent Robinson; Queen Patty McDaniel, Melanie Rohrer. CHORUS FRONT ROW: M. Virgil, E. Bailey, P. Rohrer, P. McDaniel, J. Garber, N. Garber, A. Fry, A. Charlton, N. Honderich, M. Hershberger, L. Mast, J. Conrad. MIDDLE ROW: J. Sark, S. Phares, J. Slabaugh, S. Emery, S. Mast, J. Wysong, C. Long, S. Schrock, P. Larimer, A. Leinbach, G. Long, D. Fry, G. Seay, S. Fisher, LAST ROW: M. Hire, K. Prough, D. Worth- man, L. Fisher, J. Prough, M. Charlton, S. Chupp, K. Huber, L. Perrin, J. Emery, C. Worthman, G. Royer. The MHS chorus this year had 37 members, of whom 13 were seniors. They participated in solo and ensemble contest and in the N.I.S.B.O.A. district contest. They sang at Rock Run and Zion Churches, at the school Christmas program, and at Good Friday serv- ices. The choral group shared in the Spring Concert and the Elkhart County Music Festival, and performed at the two Open Houses . 18 I I Junior Quartet, Left to right: Carol Worth- man, Pat Rohrer, Susan Chupp, and Nancy Garber. Pianist, Jane Emery. Director, Mr. Stevens, Pianist, Joellen Larimer. 19 Mixed Quartet, Left to right; Linda Fisher, Alan Leinbach, Doris Worthman, and Dennis Fry. Pianist, Joellen Larimer. ANNUAL STAFF FRONT- -Karen Prough Editor; Mr. Assistant Editor; Dave Rensberger Lozier Advisor; BACK--Karen Huber Business Manager. The Annual Staff has one function --to compile and edit this book, the MILLERETTE. Member- ship is on a voluntary basis with no school credit being given to the members for their work. Most of the work is done outside of school. Some of the more specific jobs include selling and collecting money for ads and copies of the book, arranging for group and underclassmen ' s pictures, and arranging pictures and copy on the pages . Left to Right- -Nancy Garber, Pat Rohrer, Ginger Royer, Phil Wogoman, Jane Slabaugh, Jean Garger, Eric Rensberger, Mike Hershberger. t 20 FTA FRONT ROW--Sharan Bottomley, Jolene Wysong, Carolyne Long, Susan Emery. SECOND ROW-- Joellen Larimer, Karen Huber, Linda Fisher, Pat Rohrer. THIRD ROW--Dave Bontrager, Marilee Virgil, Ellen Rink, Howard Buchheim. FOURTH ROW--Craig Stiver, Dave Rensberger, Mr. Beck, Sponsor, Gary Huber, Delora Warfel. Absent are Ann Fry and Jim Bates. Students studying hard for their cadet teacher, Marilee Virgil. The first year of the Millers - burg F.T.A. was very successful with a total of 19 members joining. The club was given the name The Mary McDowell Chapter. All seniors helped the teachers by Cadet teaching. Other projects were watching elementary students during lunch hour and selling paper back books . 21 Millersburg High School pub- lished its first newspaper this year. It was given the name The Black and Gold. The paper is published bi-monthly by the Journalism Class. The staff, consisting of 15 mem- bers, is sponsored by Mr. Lozier. The membership is on a voluntary basis with no credits being given. BLA CK GOLD SITTING: Pat Rohrer, Sharon Bottemley, Ellen Rink, Dave Rensberger, Bob Wanamaker, Tom Rockenbaugh. STANDING: Leone Mohler, Jane Emery, Susan Chupp, Gloria Packer, Petra Martinez, DeLora Warfel, Linden Scheidel, Melvin Clan- ton, Ricky Willard. STANDING left to right: Mr. Gibson, Sponsor, Zoe Yoder, Wanda Kilmer, Debra Cart, Martha Black, Jerry Hartsough, Patty Bates, Ellen Rink, Marcia Kilmer, Sharon Bottomley, Barbara Everest, Wanda Stabler, Brad Stouder. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is made up of 12 members. The purpose of the club is to take care of the library and to repair any damage done to books . At the end of the year each member was given a Library Club Pin. ,w, AL jE lfc3 fiHHBfe;fjri UB I ' M ' I 22 Cheerleaders: Lou Yoder, Patty Roher, Nancy Garber, Jean Garber. FIRST ROW: K. Prough, J. ftough, C. Long, S. Schrock, M. Virgil, J. Larimer, V. Carpenter, M. Hire, G. Royer, M. Charlton, P. McDaniel. SECOND ROW: E. Buchheim, E. Long, W. Stabler, J. Emery, A. Joint, S. Chupp, E. Rink, M. Kilmer, C. Worthman, K. Huber, S. Perrin. THIRD ROW: L. Perrin, D. War- fel, S. Mast, S. Bottomly, S. Bottomly, J. Slabaugh, L. Fisher, C. McDonald, J. Wy- song, J. Sark. FOURTH ROW: J. Beiler, S. Emery, C. Larimer, M. Hire, B. Huber, S. McKibben, P. Bates, B. Phillips, S. Phares, S. Thomas. FIFTH ROW: Z. Yoder, S. Mil- ler, D. Rink, W. Kilmer, S. Worthman, C. Larimer, L. Larimer, B. Gardner, M. Burts- field. SIXTH ROW: J. Livengood, N. Rink, B. Everest, S. McDonald, L. Weirich, S. Whirledge, A. Long. PEP CLUB OFFICERS 23 The high school band this year had 35 members. Of these, seven were seniors. The band marched at all home basketball games, and has participated in a solo and ensemble contest, in which a brass sextet and drum and marimba solos were entered, and in the N.I.S.B.O.A. district music contest. NIHS sent nine players to the Elkhart County Music Festival, and took part in the Band Day at Ball State Teacher ' s College. Our band was part of the Ambulance Fund Drive ' s combined band in Goshen. The high school musicians also performed at the sports Banquet and took part in the Spring Concert and Memorial Day services. FRONT ROW: Martha Charlton, Patty Rohrer, Nancy Garber. SECO JD ROW: Karen Ruber, Carol Worthman, Mary Burtsfi eld. THIRD ROW: Sandy Thomas, Brenda Gardner, Eric Rensberger, Janet Sark, Alden Whirledge, Rodney Maust. FOURTH ROW: Donnie Anderson, Larry Cripe, Max Bickel, Patty McDaniel, Anita Long. BAND Drum Majorette is Carolyne Long. Majorettes are: Zoe Yoder, June Prough, Yvonne Frey, and Karen Prough. 24 FRONT RCfW: Jean Garber, Jolene Wysong. SECOND ROW: Ginger Royer, Susan Phares, and Cindy McDonald. THIRD ROW: David Miller, Sue Perrin, Joe Detweiler, Joe Leather- man, and Nevin Honderich. FOURTH ROW: Mike Hershberger, and Director Mr. Wise. Band Director is Mr. Wise. Junior High Band Members are: B. Gardner, M. Burtsfield, N. Rink, L. Zook, L. Miller. SECOND ROW: S. McDonald, Y. Prey, Z. Yoder, R. Maust, G. Whirledge, D. Ri nk. THIRD ROW: L. Long, Z. Klingerman, A. Whirledge, D. Perrin. E. Kauffman, B. Stouder, D. Anderson, A. Long. A THLETICS FRONT ROW--N. Honderich, M. Hershberger, D. Botitrager, R. Stouder, D. Bechtel. SECOND ROW--B. Yoder, B. Stouder, M. Miller, P. Wogoman, C. McDaniel, B. Carpenter. THIRD ROW-- Coach Kidder, C. Stiver, P. Larimer, J. Hagar, G. Seay, D. Whirledge, T. Ropp, T. Brock. BASEBALL KNEELING --M. Hershberger, N. Honde- rich, R. Stouder, P. Wogoman, C. Stiver, M. Miller, R. Prough, R. Miller, C. McDaniel. STANDING- -J. Bates, T. Ropp, J. Hagar, D. Rink, S. Fisher, D. Whirledge, A. Leinbach, G. Huber, Coach Kidder. FIRST ROW--T. Brock, M. Miller, J. Bates, J. Conrad, D. Rink, D. Whirled; S. Fisher, A. Leinbach, G. Huber, E. Yoder. SECOND ROW- -Coach Kidder, B. Yoder, A. Charlton, R. Miller, J. Oswald, D. Bechtel, D. Bontrager, N. Honderich, D. Mast, C. McDaniel. ;e, THIRD ROW--D. Fisher, T. Ropp, J. Leer, M. Bickel, R. Willard, D. Sheline, S. Bates, R. Stouder, absent was Louie Shaffer. CROSS COUNTRY Relay Champs FIRST ROW--T. Brock, J. Bates, D. Rink, T. Kidder, J. Conrad, M. Miller. SECOND ROW--Coach Kidder, G. Huber, L. Shaffer, S. Fisher, D. Whirledge, A. Leinbach. Again this year Millersburg won the Millersburg Relays. In doing this they set a new record by running the 10- mile course in 50 minutes and 50 sec . The old record was 52 min. and 50 sec. During the season the team had a record of 7 wins a and 3 losses and placed 4th in the county meet. Varsity players are Dave Bontrager, Marlin Miller, Alan Leinbach, Terry Ropp, Dave Whirledge, Dave Rink, Steve Fisher, Joe Con- rad, Gary Huber, and Nevin Honderich. Kneeling in front are Coach Toby Kidder and mascot Todd Kidder. BASKETBALL The MHS varsity basketball team had a fine 14-6 record this season, losing only three regular season games . Of the nine members, Steve Fisher, Marlin Miller, Dave Rink, Gary Huber, Alan Leinbach, and Jim Bates are seniors. Two of the students managers, Ron Miller and Steve Worthman, are also graduating this year. The season ' s highlights included Rink ' s 41 points scored in a losing effort against Middle - bury and Fisher ' s 30 in an overtime against Jefferson. Congratulations to Steve Fisher on receiving the Most Valuable Player award, Alan Leinbach and Gary Huber the Sportsmanship award. Huber also received the Varsity Free Throw trophy. What goes on in the huddle? 30 Players in action are T. Ropp, D. Whirledge, and D. Rink. Players in action A. Leinbach, and S. Fisher. Players in action are M. Miller, S. Fisher, and D. Whirledge. Seniors receiving jackets S. Worthman, R. Miller, M. Miller, G. Huber, S. Fisher, J. Bates, A. Lein- bach, and D. Rink. 31 FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Mast, R. Yoder, S. Bates, A. Charlton, C. McDaniel, J. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: R. Miller, A. Leinbach, P. Wogoman, P. Larimer, E. Yoder, G. Huber. LAST ROW: H. Buchheim, D. Sheline, D. Whirledge, J. Conrad, S. Fisher, L. Shaffer, C. Stiver, Coach, Mr. Kidder. TRACK Medley: Dave Whirledge, Joe Conrad, Steve Fisher, and Alan Leinbach. Track: Four records were set in track this year. Alan Lein- bach set records in the Low hurdles of 22 seconds and High hurdles of 18.7 seconds. Steve Fisher high jumped 6 feet and threw the shot 47 feet 1 inch. The medley placed in the Goshen Relay. 32 STUDENT MAN A GERS STUDENT MANAGERS: Jim Bates, Ron Miller, Howard Buch- heim, Steve Worthman. iCTi y B TEAM The B-Team had a record of 11 wins and 8 losses during the year. They were runner up to New Paris in the B-Team Holiday Tourney. Nevin Honderich won the Free Throw award by shooting 71%. Randy Stouder missed most of the season with a severe injury to his leg. B-Team left to right: Bob Yoder, Allen Charlton, Ervin Yoder, Randy Stouder, Jay Oswald, Charles McDaniel, Duane Mast, SECOND ROW: Devon Bechtel, Tom Brock, Ron Willard, Mike Bickel, John Leer, Steve Bates, Ron Prough. Absent: Louie Shaffer. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Pat Rohier, Lou Yoder, Nancy Garber, and Jean Garber HIGH SCHOOL COACH Toby Kidder JR. HIGH COACH Joe Lozier JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Shan Whirledge, Brenda Gardener, and Zoe Yoder. 34 The junior high had a very successful year. The var- sity had a record of 11 wins and 4 losses. The B -Team ' s record was 9 wins and 5 losses. The varsity out- scored their opponents by an average score of 43 to 37, while the B-Teamdid the same by a score of 35 to 28. Leading scorers for the varsity were Miller with 285 points and Fisher with 159 points. B-Team scoring was led by Anderson with 92 points and Brock with 60 points . VARSITY KNEELING from left to right: Mike Robinson, Bradley Stouder, Billy Fisher, Bruce Rink, and Karl Schrock. STANDING: Mr. Lozier, Mike Miller, Eddie Cart, Woody Bailey, and Jerry Hartsough. JR. HIGH B-TEAM KNEELING from left to right: Donald Schrock, Gary Riegsecker, Dick Perrin, Randy Carpenter, and Harold Yoder. STANDING: Mr. Lozier, Quinton Hire, Roger Rockenbaugh, Jon Brock, Don Anderson, and Jerry Hartsough. 35 FACULTY ADMIN IS It is the responsibility of the administration to coordinate resources in the formulation of educational purposes, from the first grade to the senior class. The superintendent creates the conditions in which the teacher can perform to the best of his ability, while the principal works more closely with the stu- dents themselves, but the entire administration must work toward the goal of providing the best education for the community. Gorman Miller, Elementary Coordinator Board of School Trustees: (left to right) James Groff, Treasurer, George Mishler, President, Elwood Kauff- man, Secretary, Edward Swartzendruber, Vice Presi- dent, Joyce Schrock. TRA TION LLOYD W.HARREU Lloyd Harrell, Superintendent of Schools Marvin Ward, Principal Mr. William Robinson Mr. Claude Gibson Mr. Larry Penrod Mr. Ervin Beck, Jr. Assistant Principal Freshman Sponsor Junior Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Social Studies English Social Studies Agriculture English Mrs. Mary Emery Art Mr. Toby Kidder High School Coach Social Studies Mr. Frank Algate English Social Studies Class Plays Mrs. Dorothy Rink Home Economics Physical Education Mr. Joe Lozier Commerce Junior High Coach 40 Mr. Vincent Richmond Mr. Marven Stevens Mr. Ray Swihart Mr. Andrew Wise Eighth Grade Sponsor Seventh Grade Sponsor Senior Sponsor Band Mathematics Chorus Mathematics Science FACULTY Melvin Hochstetler, Jr. Sixth Grade Student Teacher Men a Nafziger First Grade Student Teacher Joyce Miller Third Grade Student Teacher Wes Steiner Sixth Grade Student Teacher 41 ??P ' iS s CLASSES COMMENCEMENT MAT 20, 1965 44 VALEDICTORIAN Right- -Valedictorian, Dave Rensberger, Left--Salutatorian, Alan Leinbach The following students have received A ' s and B ' s during the past 4 years of high school. Dave Rink, Marilee Virgil, Jim Bates, Absent Joellen Larimer. 45 S A L U T A T R I A N HONOR STUDENTS SENIORS Ellen Rose Bailey Chug-a-lug Victoria Lynn Carpenter Flirt Brenda Ann Bartley 3 Fingers Martha Elaine Charlton Marty Frank John Fetsch Jr. Frankie 46 47 48 49 L David Richard Rink George Vanloa Sue Schrock Sue Virginia Roberta Royer Ginger Ill- ' M li Rodney Joe Speicher Spike Linden Julius Scheidel Lin Ronald Dee VanArsdale Gus 50 eS ' ffras«-TP;t:3 Marilee Joyce Virgil Mari From left to right--Alan Leinbach, President; Marilee Virgil, Treasurer; June Prough, Secretary; Sue Schrock, Vice President; Mr. Swithart, Sponsor . Lou Etta Yoder Louis 51 JUNIORS Devon Bechtel Max Bickel Mike Bickel David Bontrager Tom Brock Howard Buchheim Susan Chupp Joe Conrad Jane Emery Nancy Garber Joe Hagar Mike Hershberger Nevin Honderich Karen Huber Ann Joint Marcia Kilmer Joe Leatherman 52 If there is a ladder of success, we will climb it. Dale Leer Kathy Perrin Sue Perrin Ron Prough Ellen Rink Roger Rink Patty Rohrer Terry Ropp Gene Seay Louis Shaffer Jim Smith From left to right--Nancy Garber, Treasurer; Mr. Penrod, Sponsor; Tom Brock, Vice Presi- dent; Terry Ropp, President; Pat Rohrer, Secretary. Wanda Stabler Ron Willard ' SM Carol Worth man Doris Yoder 53 SOPHOMORES Allen Bechtel Freida Beechy Sharon Bottomley Shirlee Bottomley Allen Charlton Larry Cripe Linda Fisher Ann Fry Jean Garber Jerry Hartman Phil Larimer Lab an Mast Shirley Mast Cynthia McDonald Daniel Miller David Miller Leone Mohler Lloyd Norris Jay Oswald 54 cc We are lighting the fuse to our future Gregory Packer Danny Perrin Janet Sark Andrew Schrock Carol She ley Jane Slabaugh Craig Stiver SITTING--Jean Garber, Treasurer; Jane Slabaugh, Secretary; STAND- ING— Daniel Miller, President; Mr. Beck, Sponsor; Laban Mast, Vice President. Randy Stouder Delora Warfel Dave Whirledge Phil Wogoman Doris Worthman Jolene Wysong 55 FRESHMEN ' ■[«5? fcr r- ' ■ ■ ■-- ' Hi- ' . v P Lester Graber Freeman Click Patty Bates Steve Bates Janet Beiler Mary Lou Bender Lowell Bontrager Paul Bontrager Ellen Buchheim Jim Carpenter Robert Carpenter Debra Cart CI en Chupp Melvin Clanton Steve Conrad Susan Emery Dennis Fisher From TOP to BOTTOM— Mr. Cibson, Sponsor; Beth Huber, Treasitfer; David Sheline, President; Sally McKibbon, Secretary; Steve Bates, Vice President. Lloyd Graber Lucinda Hartsough ■ i Roman Hershberger Marie Hire 56 Beth a Huber Earl Jefferies Wanda Kilmer Carol Larimer Elizabeth Larimer John Leer Petra Martinez Duane Mast Charles McDaniel Sally McKibben Jacob Miller Rosemary Miller Wayne Miller Betty Mishler Fern Nisley Lynn Perrin Susan Phares Betty Phillips Barbara Reiff Eric Rensberger Tom Rockenbaugh Ernest Schrock Lo Anna Schrock Perry Schrock Dave Sheline Tony Swinehart Sandy Thomas Pauline Troyer Bob Wanamaker Mary Lynn Whirl edge Ricky Willard Sue Worthman Ervin Yoder Lorene Yoder Robert Yoder 57 EIGHTH GRADE Donald Anderson Woody Bailey Rosetta Bechtel Harley Beechy Martha Black Mary Burtsfield Darlene Cross Barbara Everest Billy Fisher Mary Fry Brenda Gardner Jerry Hartsough Carol Larimer Peggy Leer La Vern Leichty Anita Long Irma Mast Rodney Maust Marilyn Miller Mike Miller 58 Sara Miller Rosemary Podernski Billy Perrin Bruce Rink Eric Rohn Karl Schrock Marilyn Schrock Connie Shannon Bradley Stouder Donna Troyer Mary Warfel Joyce Whirledge From BOTTOM to TOP— Mr. Richmond, Spon- sor; Rodney Maust, President; Zoe Yoder, Treasurer; Brenda Gardner, Secretary; Connie Shannon, Vice President. Darlene Wooten Karen Wooten fK % v H - y - Harold Yoder Zoe Yoder 59 SEVENTH GRADE Debra Bontrager Jon Brock Randall Carpenter Eddie Cart Doris Christner Dean Chupp Glenda Conrad Joe Detweiler Pauline Emery Mary Fisher Dawn Hawks Betty Hershberger Quentin Hire Marvin Lantz Joan Livengood Lane Long Jerr)- Maust Charles Mohler Susan McDonald Gary Packer 60 Dick Perrin Deborah Reecer Gary Riegsecker Debbie Rink Nancy Rink Mike Robinson Roger Rockenbaugh Marcia Rohrer Left to right — Mr. Stevens, Sponsor; Mike Robinson, President; Joe Detwiler, Vice President; Susan McDonald, Secretary; Lane Long, Treasurer. a f| B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « f r:B ■ ■ n 1 1 k i: Donald Schrock Wanda Schrock Mike Sheley Douglas Stule Barbara Warfel Linda Weirich Shan Whirledge David Yoder Jerry Yoder Pauline Yoder 61 SIXTH GRADE Sharon Bartley George Bates John Charlton Irma Clanton Loneda Everest James Fisher Yvonne Frey Lyle Garber Gary Hershberger Charles Huffer Elwood Kauffman Mr. Yoder Zetta Klingerman Dianna Larimer Donna Mackensworth Alvin Mast Thomas McDaniel Lonnie Miller Paul Miller Tim Morningstar Brenda Noais Donald Norris Gordon Packer Dennis Perrin Barbara Phillips Dean Rink Vera Mae Schrock Deborah Shaffer Suzanne Speicher Kim Steele Tom Wanamaker Almeda Whirledge Gary Whirledge Alvin Yoder Larry Zook 62 FIFTH GRADE Ronnie Anderson Wilma Earner Marlene Bickel Mr. Thomas Robert Black Charlotte Christner Twilight Douma Beverly Fry Douglas Hartsough Donn Huber Michael Kauffman Charlotte Kehr f ' • Suzan Keim Connie Kilmer Jean Leer Sharon Leichty Laurel Long Kim Lorenz Fern Mast Brian Maust Miriam Miller Victor Oswald Mark Phares Steven Reecer Dale Riegsecker Becky Rink Dick Rohrer Betty Schrock Diane Schrock Grayling Shannon Shane Sheley Jim Smith Martin Stroup Linda Swihart Clark Warfel 63 FOURTH GRADE ' J Charles Albaugh Daniel Bachtel Cheryl Bender Richard Black Marcel Blackburn Ralph Fisher Mrs. Long 4 f ' ' f y.. . 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' V Kathy Hartsough Debra Herman Jeryl Hershberger Tom Joint Ellen Kehx iliil « « Bradley Lantzer Pamela Larimer Molly Long Robert Mackensworth Nancy Mast Stephen Maust Ricky Mawhorter Beverly McDaniel Janet Miller Stephen Miller Roger Oswald Robert Pfiester Jacqueline Podemski Darrel Regier Marcia Rink Marie Rohrer David Shaffer Candice Smith Nancy Swihart Barbra Vance Jonathan Whirl edge Karen Whirledge Lu Ann Wixson Esther Yoder 64 THIRD GRADE Carl Albaugh Barbara Baker Miss Kauffman Tommy Bamer Wayne Black Ginna Brock O Q Dawn Douma David Freed Teresa Groff Anita Hartsough Michael Hoover Jerry Hull Douglas Kaufftnan Melba Kauffman Pollyarma Keim Jon Leatherman Vickie Lorenz Mary Jo McDonald Farron Norris Jean Pfiester Tom Reecer Anne Rockenbaugh Dale Sark Jane S eely Teresa Shannon Debra Showalter Douglas Showalter Sandra Stroup Sy Troyer Pat Yoder ■. ;jf 65 SECOND GRADE Holly Bates David Bontrager Virginia Fisher Michael Groff Kelly Hosier Mrs. McDonald Tim Huber Michael Juif Brian Kehr Randy Larimer Ruth Leer Jere Long Michael Maust Tonda Nisley Glenda Packer David Regier James Reigsecker Jimmy Perrin Michael Rink Rebecca Sark Steven Schrock Julie Seely Donald Showalter Eugene Troyer Mary Wanamaker John Warfel Ben Whirl edge Paula Wixson (56 FIRST GRADE Mis. Mussel man Cheryl Christner James Christner Sheryle Chupp Penny Clanton Linda Everest Todd Groff Kay Huber Earl Keim Wanda Lantzer Mary Dee Lewallen Deborah Miller Tammy Nisley Clara Otto Annette Pfiester Steven Phipps Forest Ray Dale Reecer Ronald Regier Kent Robinson Ellen Rockenbaugh David Sark Rodney Schmucker Thomas Shaffer John Showalter Carol Swihart James Warfel Thomas Warfel Brian Weirich Ferlin Yoder Shirley Yoder Jack Albaugh Jerry Albaugh Brenda Bachtel Michael Baker 67 SENIOR DIRECTORY ELLEN ROSE BAILEY The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Sunshine 1; Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Check room 4; Sextet 1, 2; Trio 3 . BRENDA BARTLEY Elkhorn City High School, Kentucky 1, 2, 3. JAMES RALPH BATES The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; FTA 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 2, 3; Baseball 2,3,4; German Club 1. VICTORIA LYNN CARPENTER The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Sunshine 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Concord High School 1,2. MARTHA ELAINE CHARLTON The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Annual 3; Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Pep Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2; Office girl 2; Check room 1, 2, 3, 4; Sextet 1, 2; Trio 3; Class Officer, President 1 . FRANK JOHN FETSCH, JR. Student Council 2; Pep Club 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1; Baseball 2. PHILLIP DAVID FISEL Stage Crew 3; Bachalor Father 4; FFA 2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Crosscountry 1,3; Track 1; Baseball 1. STEPHEN DOUGLA FISHER Bachalor Father 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Re- porter 2, Vice Pres. 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. DENNIS RAY FRY Stage Crew 3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Cafeteria help 2; Projection Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. MARSHA DIANE HIRE Bachalor Father 4; Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. GARY WAYNE HUBER The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Student Council 3,4; Treas. 4; FTA 4; Pres. 4; Booster Club 2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; German Club 1 . JOELLEN KAY LARIMER The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Student Council 3; V. Pres. 3; Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4; Corresponding Sec. 1, Recording Sec . 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; FTA 4; Sec. 4; Chorus --pianist 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4. ALAN EUGENE LEINBACH The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Student Council 1,3; Pres, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1,2,3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Class officer. President 2,4. LEONARD D. LIVENGOOD FFA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1; Track 1,2,3. CAROLYNE JO LONG The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Student Council 3,4; Sec. 3; FTA 4; Sun- shine 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Office girl 3,4; German Club 1. RITA ELAINE LONG Bachalor Father 4; Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 4. GREGORY LYNN LONG Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Booster Club 2. PATTY LOU McDANIEL The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Sunshine 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sextet 2. 68 SENIOR DIRECTORY CONT. MARLIN BRYCE MILLER Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Projection Crew 3. RONALD LEE MILLER The Egg and I 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 4. LINDEN JULIUS SCHEIDEL FFA 2,3,4. VANLOA SUE SCHROCK The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Student Council 2; Sec. 2; Sunshine 1,2, 3,4; Treas. 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Sextet 2; Class officer, V. President 4. GLORIA ANN PACKER Bachalor Father 4; Black and Gold 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; German Club 1. JUNE ELAEME PROUGH The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Office girl 3; Class officer. Sec. 2,3,4. KAREN KAYE PROUGH The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Annual 2,3,4; Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; Sunshine 1,2,3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Office girl 3, 4; German Club 1; Sextet 1,2. DAVID K. RENSBERGER The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Annual 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; Treas. 2; FTA 4; V. Pres, 4; Black and Gold 4; Booster Club 3; Class office, President 3. DAVID RICHARD RINK The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Student Council 4; V. Pres. 4; Chorus 1, 2; Booster Club 2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Baseball 2,3,4; German Club 1. VIRGINIA ROBERTA ROYER The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Annual 3, 4; Sunshine 1,2,3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3. RODNEY JOE SPEICHER The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Booster Club 2, 3; German Club 1; Re- porter 1 . RONALD D. VANARSDALE Chorus 1, 2; Basketball 2. MARILEE JOYCE VIRGIL The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Student Council 4; Pres. 4; FFA- -Chapter Sweetheart 4; Sunshine 1,2,3, 4; FTA 4; Treas. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres .3; German Club 1; Treas. 1; Class officer. Treasurer 1,2,3,4. ALDEN WILLIAM WHIRLEDGE The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Parliamentarian 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. STEPHEN PAUL WORTHMAN The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Sec. 2, Reporter 3, V. Pres. 4; Student Manager 1,2,3,4. LOU ETTA YODER The Egg and I 3; Bachalor Father 4; Student Council 1; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Majorette 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 1, 2; Treas. 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Office girl 4; Sextet 1,2; Class officer, V. President 2,3. 69 D R The staff would like to thank all the patrons whose ads made the publication of this book possible . Also to Shorty Long, Goshen News picture staff and Robert ' s Studio for the fine pictures. ELOISE ' S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 8R19 Millersburg, Indiana MILLERS GARAGE 24 Hour Service 5 Radio Dispatched Units Welding Shop New and Used Truck and Car Tires Phone 825-5215 Middlebury C P Oil Co. Howard Putman 2R109 Don Cripe Compliments of McGill Floor Covering Gulllstan Carpets Armstrong Floors Ceramic Tile 2204 College Avenue Goshen KE 3-5026 Ahab Says, We ' ll Cover It. LAMAR A. LIVENGOOD Local Agent Millersburg Phone 117 L 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 NIPSCOLAND! There are vast and challenging opportunities in Northern Indiana for trained young men and women in industry, commerce and agriculture. Some of the greatest chal- lenges await the talent and Imagination of your young people in the investor-owned utility business. We will behappy to discuss your career opportunities at NIPSCO . . . drop in and see us! Northern Indiana Public Service Company Serving Today Building for the Future Snyder ' s Men ' s Shop J mm- ' i 126 So. Main St. Goshen, Indiana Visit Our Campus Shop J.J. POULTRY John J . Lambright, Buyer Phone 825-2780 Middlebury, Indiana MIDDLEBURY PRODUCE, INC. Poultry Marketing Service Phone 825-2177 Middlebury, Indiana BOTT ' S BARBER SHOP Operai-ed by Dan Bontrager Open from 8-6 Monday thru Saturday Closed on Thursday Millersburg, Indiana ROBERT F. LHRIMER Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Mobil Gas Mobil Oil Phone 87 Millersburg, Indiana f Dr. Charles W. Hursh Optometrist Glasses Fitted — Contact Lenses Eyes Examined Parking for Your Convenience Phone KE 3-1532 109 S. 3rd Street Goshen, Indiana ' mm ii TRISH , QUALITY ' PEEDS FEEDS Manufacture of Livestock — Poultry — Pet Feeds Feeds You Can Trust New Paris Benton Leesburg Millersburg Hardware Co. Ben Moser Phone 27 Bob Rohrer Compliments of 1924 Wilson ' s 1964 Our 40th Year Feed — Farm Supplies — Coal Also Show Halters, Show Sticks, Canes, Whips, Etc . for 4-H Beef Dairy and Pig Club Members. Millersburg, Indiana Phone 2R89 Salem Bank Trust Co Goshen, Indiana The Bank were Friendliness prevails. Many services are available Including member Federal Depositors, Insurance Corporation, sidewalk drive in win- dows. Other locations are at Millers- burg, 104; and New Paris, 840. For In- formation call KE 3-2131 . Hours Mon . — Tues . — Thurs . — Sat . 9A.M. to 3P.M. FrI. 9A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Walk-up Windows Thurs. Sat. 3:30—5:30 P .M , SIGMUNDSORG Indiana ' s Finest — Jewelers Elkhart Goshen 413 S. Main 120 S. Main Phone JA 3-5562 KE 3-1312 Elijah Motor Sales Inc. Elkhart County Farm Bureau Co-op Ass ' n., Inc. Your Chrysler-Plymouth -Valiant Dealer Top Quality Used Cars COOP Phone 44 Ligonier, Indiana 212 S. Lincoln Ave. Goshen, Indiana Branches — Bristol — Nappanee Compliments and Best Wishes Schrock Plaster Company Benton, Indiana ' Eagle Trowel Texture Finish a Specialty Plastering All Finishes and Colors Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Millersburg 13 R 129 Lyon Greenleaf Co., Inc. Grain — Flour — Feed — Fertilizer Bonded Grain Storage Ligonier, Indiana L Keith ' s Plumbing and Heating Oil --Gas Warm Air or Hot Water Heat Peerless Water Softeners Kohler — Crane — Elijer Bathroom Fixtures K Z Laundromat Office 147 Phone Millersburg Res. 134 Millersburg Cafe Fine Food Jerry and Barbara Roy ZELL ' S SHELL STATION Congratulations to Class of 1965 Phone 2R118 Millersburg, Indiana JUDAY ' S ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE Frame Wheel Straightening Wash. Third Sts. Phone KE 3-2794 Goshen, Indiana Millersburg Lumber Co. High Quality at Low Prices Phone 6 Millersburg, Indiana Burger Dairy Products Available at Zell ' s Shell Station in Millersburg Young ' s 54 -$1.00 Store Everett Young Millersburg, Indiana WALTER S. MASSANARI, M.D. Congratulations to Class of 1965 Millersburg, Indiana THE SURGE STORE The Surge Milker Parlor Stall Pipe Line Milkers Surge Water Heater Call Us for Service 123 East Lincoln Street Goshen, Indiana Phone 1754 STIVER ' S GENERAL STORE Bulk Bottle Gas Service Hardware — Gas — Oi I Home Appliances Heat Installations Conversions Phone 831-4823 New Paris, Indiana ROBERT ' S STUDIO 1014 Ewing Street Fort Wayne, Indiana We would like to thank Robert ' s Studio for their cooperation in taking pictures for our yearbook. They are responsible for the seniors, underclassmen, and group pictures. Compliments of Penn Controls, Inc. Goshen, Indiana Voder ' s Market Thomas B. Yoder, Manager Phone 825-2805 First State Bank Member of F.D.I.C. Middiebury, Indiana Box 314 Middiebury, Indiana YARN ' S HOOVER HARDWARE Hardware and Appliances Maytag and G.E. Appliances Phone 825-2705 Middlebury, Indiana PETTIT ' S GALLOWAY ' S Your Family Store Phone 894-4541 206 S . Covin Ligonier, Indiana to U;L t! tllLL LLlt The Goshen News Published by The News Printing Company, Inc. Goshen, Indiana Commercial Printing Offset — Letterpress FARMERS MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION HOOSIER INSURANCE CO. Check the Rotes on Our Homeowner ' s Policy and See What You Save L. M. Hartsough Insurance Agency Phone 98 Millersburg, Indiana Compliments of BEN GLASER, INC. Oldsmobile Pontiac Cadillac Chevrolet Phone 894-3127 103 North Covin Street Ligonier, Indiana MIDDLEBURY DAIRY Home-Made Ice Cream Cones — Sundaes — Shakes — Malts Bulk-Packaged Wedding Bricks Phone 825-2565 Middlebury, Indiana Goshen Floral Shop Owner, Grace DeFreece Phone KE 3-5561 or KE 3-6656 Goshen, Indiana SNYDER ' S STUDIO Portraits — Weddings Bride ' s Books Invitations Phone KE 3-3408 107 1 2 So. Main Goshen, Indiana MILLER ' S FOOTWEAR Congratulations to Class of 1965 Weather Bird Shoes Velvet Step Shoes City Club Shoes Ball Band Rubber and Canvas Footwear Phone 894-3214 208 S. Covin Ligonier, Indiana THEOLYMPIA Candy Kitchen Home-Made Candies Ice Cream Phone KE 3-5040 Goshen, Indiana ULREY-SEDQWICH FUNERAL HOME Congratulations to Class of 1965 Ambulance Service Ligonier 894-31 19 or Topeka 99 BRADSHAW ' S GENERAL STORE BICKEL ' S BARBER SHOP Congratulations to Class of 1965 Phone 825-2540 Middlebury, Indiana Phone 825-2380 for an Appointment Woodrow Bickel, Owner Middlebury, Indiana Shoup Buses Inc. CLODFELTER FURNITURE Charter a Bus Groups of All Types Quality Futniture at Small Town Prices Phone 825-2950 Middlebury, Indiana Clean Comfortable Coaches Buses Available with Radios Rest Rooms — Air Conditioning Card Tables Friendly Dependable Service Call Us First for Price Information Phone 825-2475 Middlebury, Indiana THE LUNCH ROOM Conglatulations to Class of 1965 Phone KE 3-7970 113 W. Jefferson Goshen, Indiana Compliments of CONRAD ' S RESTAURANT Phone 825-2410 Middlebury, Indiana JOE ' S DOG ' N ' SUDS We ' ll Try Our Best to Please You ' Middlebury, Indiana State Rd . 13 Compliments of AMERICAN STATE BANK Your Full Service Bank Member F.D.I.C. Phone 894-4141 Ligonier, Indiana L Yutzy Construction Co., Inc. YUTZY—buill- buildings are first in style, fashion, con- struction methods and first in value. Our references are our satis- fied customers. General Contractors All Types of Buildings Phone 825-2270 MIddlebury, Indiana House of Horter HOME DECORATORS We Decorate the American Home 229 So. Main Street Goshen, Indiana Phone KE 3-2156 MILLERS FAMILY SHOE STORE 202 S. Main Goshen, Indiana On the Corner Phone KE 3-3985 Headquarters for Sports Equipment Sportswear Maple City Bowl Gcshens ' Only Complete Recreation Center 16 Auto-matic Brunswick Lanes Good Food and Beverages Bowl for Health 1300 W. Pike St. KE 3-8564 Bender ' s Grocery Full Line of Groceries Quality Meat New Paris, Indiana Phone 831-9911 Goshen Hardware ■fRUSs MTS Most Everything in Hardware Housewares, China, Glass Gifts Complete Rental Service US 33 East Convenient Parking Abshire Oil Co. Mob Stop at the Sign of Your Friendly Mobil Dealer 123 1 2 S. Main Street Phone KE 3-4171 L First National Bank of Goshen For total banking service use the bank where YOU come first, the First National Bank of Goshen, lo- cated at 401 South Main. Many services are avail- able including safety deposit boxes, money orders. personal loans, trust service, executors, and real estate management. For information dial KE 3-2175. A member of the Federal Reserve System. The Farmer ' s Exchange Paul ' s Texaco Michlana ' s Popular Farm Paper The Farmer ' s Exchange circulates in Indiana ' s great poultry and dairy section including counties of: Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Marshall, Noble, and St. Joseph, and other adjoining counties in Michigan. The Farmer ' s Exchange is published by Exchange Publishing Company. Commercial Printing including Offset Printing New Paris, Indiana Paul ' s Texaco, owned by Paul Treesh, is located at 500 Lincolnway East in Goshen. For information dial KE 3-5425. You can trust your car to the man who wears the star. 1965 YEARBOOK STAFF Would Like to Express Their Appreciation to Their Advertising Patrons THANK YOU! SCOTT KINDY TV and Radio Goshen, Indiana TROYER SEED CO. 209 W. Lincoln Ave. Goshen, Indiana BANNER DRUG STORE Ligonier, Indiana BUD ' S MOBIL SERVICE Benton, Indiana FRANKS SPORTING GOODS Ligonier, Indiana HENRY ' S JEWELRY STORE Ligonier, Indiana J. F. SEABLYCO. Hardware Appliances Ligonier, Indiana JEANETTE ' S BEAUTY SHOP Millersburg, Indiana JACK ' N ' JILL SHOPPE 106 N. Main St. Goshen, Indiana AMERICAN INSURANCE AGENCY Robert L. Birk, Manager Ligonier, Indiana STROMAN ELECTRONICS INC. RCA — Magnavox — Zenith Ligonier, Indiana KARCH LUMBER CO. Middlebury, Indiana BROWNS VARIETY MERCHANDISE Ligonier, Indiana PURITAN Cleaners Laundry Inc. Goshen, Indiana CRIST CLEANERS Corner 5th Washington St. Goshen, Indiana PROVIDENT BOOKSTORE 119 E. Lincoln Goshen, Indiana NEUHAUSER HATCHERY 104 S. Covin St. Goshen, Indiana HOME LUMBER SUPPLY 212 West Washington Goshen, Indiana MILLERS WELDING SHOP Middlebury, Indiana NEFF FORD TRACTOR SALES, INC. New Paris, Indiana NEW PARIS CYCLE MOWER SHOP New Paris, Indiana NEW PARIS RESTAURANT New Paris, Indiana Yoder-Culp Funeral Home 1911 S. Main Goshen, Indiana GOSHEN ANIMAL CLINIC 2806 S. Main St. Goshen, Ind. KE 3-7075 Dr. M. L. Weldy and Associates lf No Answer Call Wakarusa 862-2810 FIEDEKE DRY-CLEANERS and Shirt Launderers 211 South Fifth Street Goshen FIDLER Ready Mix Sand Gravel Concrete Products Goshen KLINES Congratulations Class of ' 65 Young Fashions for Young People ' Goshen, Indiana Hodgson ' s Ace Hardware Goshen ' s Leading Hardware 111 So. Main St. Goshen, Indiana m l lililHiiii