Millersburg High School - Spartonian Yearbook (Millersburg, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

5. if, Qf if - V yi: 51 x , 11 p lg, ,W , , ,.,, g... -- - - - Y ' 5 i I 2 1 i I 2 I I 1 I z 5 5 1 I The best class alive The class of 55 from Millersburg High School presents Th Cl F 5 194546 e asso 5 in - . III APPRECIATION To Mr. Vogelpohl, our advisor, many thanks for the guidance you have given us We of the Senior class appreciate the time and patience you have spent on us The tools, gadgets and gimmicks supplied by Mr. Swaykus have simplified our tasks, and to him a big Dunke schein The Snyder Studio has been most co-operative by fitting picture taking into a busy busy schedule. To them we express our deep gratitude. To the administration, faculty and all others who have helped to make this annual a success, thanks for your co-operation. Our thanks to the following businessmen for their financial backing Drushell 81 Mathie Millersburg Storage Battery Inn Maid Noodles Bastian Bros. Co. Schmucker 8. Miller Doty Motor, Inc. Adams Bank Boyd 8- Wurthman Millersburg Implement Holmes Limestone Village Motors Franklin's Housekof Treasures Joan Nissel Killbuck Savings Bank Harry Jacob Quality Shoppe Gensemers Isaly's Dairy Store Western Auto Briar Hill Stone Whites Flowers Boyds Shoe Store Economy Grocery Stanley Miller Airport Inn M. F. Hunter Weiss Shoe Repair Barnharts Sohio Al Wengerd Jewell Motors Nick's Body Shop Holmes Tractor Sales L.E. Wolfe Clyde Miller R. J. Damon Wayne Gerber J. C. Penney Co. Gene 8. Glenn's Body Shop R. T. 8. R. A. Householder O. F. Patterson, M.D. Raymond Bird L. W. High, M.D. Mast Electric Logsdon's Hatchery AlIegra's Dress Shoppe Wm. Duncan Beauty Bar Holmesville I. G. A. Walter Archer K. 8. K. Ashland Service Mariorie Gaubatz Freda Vaughn Stutzmen Motor Amsters Estill 8. Estill Castle Nursing Home Drs. G. E. 8. R. R. Keller Dr. D. J. Weber Claude Hale Hoffmans Drug Store Farmer Hub Hammontrees Russells Theater Millersburg Lumber Co. Killbuck Savings Bank Dairy Bar Commercial Bank Brenner's Dept. Store Millersburg Equity Weaver's Watch Shop Mast Welding Seese Shoe Store Millersburg Ice Co. Blue Crystal Mines, Inc. Killbuck Elevator Mast Garage Reed Dry Cleaning M. A. Spector Maxwell Bros. Dewitts Drug Store Shanks Dairy Mast Furniture Metzler Locker Glen Rodhe Freedlanders Waltman's Millersburg Hardware Bob 8. Jim Service Station Flexible Norman's Bakery Fred Rowe R. J. Patterson Niekirks 5 8. I0 Store I wish to express my sincere thanks to the annual staff for their hard work and the time spent on preparing this annual. They have spent many weary hours to make this annual a success and I certainly appreciate it. Carole High, Editor in chief WE RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL TO THE VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS OF THE MILLERSBURG-HARDY SCHOOL DISTRICT who have made possible that further expansion in school building and facilities that will offer modern educational opportunities to Millersburg-Hardy School children of the future. Time marches on and schools that were big enough and modern enough for our fathers do not suffice for the expanded needs. of our present school population. Unless our fathers, mothers, and friends had been wise enough to look into the future and self-sacri- ficing enough to pay the tax price, the younger generation now starting to school in Millers- burg would be definitely handicapped in educational opportunity. So, speaking for the entire Millersburg-Hardy School System, we say, Thank you for the new building and new equipment . It is our earnest wish and prayer that the children coming after us will be appreciative of the new school facilities. We hope they will render the best thanks possible, by working hard to secure a good education and, by putting that education into the making of effective citizenship, that our school may, indeed, reflect its work in the betterment of our village and entire school district. --Class of 1955 Millersburg High School KITCHEN HELP - - BUS DRIVERS JANITDRS We, the Senior Class of 55 wish to thank the kitchen help for the fine meals they have provided us with through the years we have spent in the Millersburg School. We thank the bus drivers for bringing us to school, even though there were times when we would rather have stayed at home. We thank the ianitors for cleaning up after us and for seeing that we were comfortable. We, the Senior Class of '55, salute you. A0 M I fVf5'7-RAT ION A W1 Hi f , f J f -f y , ff ' ' mf? 4 f Lf Zffffff J A V' fl 1 X PRINCIPAL Mr. Almendinger has had thirty years exper- ience at Millersburg High School. During that time he has been a history teacher, English teacher and music director. The last ten years he has served as a very capable principal. Mr. Almendinger advises all students to loin and participate in as many activities as they would enioy. It helps to develop character as well as learning to be a better citizen and student. We, the Senior Class of 1955, wish to thank him for all his help and expert advice he has given us through our four years of high school. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. William H. Knight came to our school last September. During this past year he has ad- iusted himself to the faculty and especially the student body. His pleasant and friendly per- sonality has given the students confidence to talk with him at any time. His education includes a B.S. in Education at Kent State, M.A. in school administration and supervision at Ohio State, and one additional year toward his doctor's degree at Ohio State and The University of Chicago. He started his career by teaching grade school for five years. The past twenty-six years he has been a superintendent in four different counties. With his experience, he knows how to tackle most problems quickly. We, the Senior Class of l955, wish to thank him for his help and guidance toward a better school. -.A LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Richard Steele, Mrs. Luther High, Mrs. Albury, Mr. Harold Wheaton, Mrs. Vance and BUARD 0F EDUCATION We, the Senior Class of l955, would like to thank the Board of Education for promoting the highest interests of our school. Under their leadership, the school has gradually improved with better equipment, better teachers and many other proiects. Dr. Keller. They have spent many long hours spreading the plans for the school bond issue which passed in the November election. With this project ahead of them this -group will help to invest the taxpayers' money in building a better school for better future citizens. l UFFIBE SECRETARY s The office wouldn't be complete without Mrs. Lawhead, the office secretary. No matter how busy she is, she always has time to supply us with our many needs. Her iobs are varied, but whatever they are, she can accomplish them very easily. We, the Senior Class of l955, salute Jean Lawhead for her generous help. FACULTY A I 1 5 2 'L i t 1 fe- H X' S 3 W f 4 f ,num Q Wd! - I tiff ' Q I f Q11 V ' CATHERINE HANSLIK LEONARD NIcCLA g ,. WALTER REGULA GirI's Physical Ed. Social Scienc Jr. High Math. Science VII Jr. High Math. Algebra I, Plane PAUL SWAYKUS General Science Chemistry, French I, ll Assistant Coach and Solid Geometry . ff kkk, Q, . V, - 1 , ik A svvx si , x- tl sb 'X Q M is we 'S . we R, I ,eww Q QQ Y s HARRIET KASER ,- Jw ,dlf-CRISSEY Home Economics L, - Industrial Arts .lr. High English ' Driver's Training ul ETHEL KAGEY JOE BANKS JUANITA NIILIER? X Speech, English Mechanical Drawing Typing I, ll , X Dramatic: Adult Living Bookkeeping Head Football Coach ,,- L f i 'L L ' E I W ',,.li- i-ii i - . . - ,. ,r g 'i-,, ff I., H2 . I ' Q I V --- .l', .- 'L ii A ..., .. 'I' , 1 itiii , Q A ' V. i ROBERT CULVER MIRIAM McMANIS HARRY WECKESSER GARY VOGELPOHL Music Latin, English Biology, Science VIII Jr. High History Head Baskaball Coach American History ,....i,. ,N ix X if Q SENIOR S qfivgf Wa , N vi- ANDREW GRASSMAN uAndy:1 Football 2, Manager 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Intramural I,2,3,4, Manager 45 Paper Staff 25 Jr. Play. DONALD THOMAS unter: Football l,2,3,4, Cmcaptoin 45 Track l,2, 3,45 Intramural l,2,35 Chorus l,2. I0 MAUDE MOHLER Maude Chorus I5 F.H.A. I,2,4, Officer 25 Annual Staff 4. ANN CHADWICK Cow Eyes Tri-H'i-Y 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Manager 35 All Star Game 2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 3,45 Intramural I,2,3,4, Captain 45 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 45 Jr. PIay.' DONALD WALTMAN unonnyrr Football I,2,3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Class Play 35 Class Officer I,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Hi-Y Officer 45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Brownie I,2,3,4. HERBERT DRUSHELI. Herb Hi-Y 2,3,45 Proiectianist 3,45 Chorus I5 Intramural 3,45 Clamosis 2. -40-'P' H5 3, JAMES HANNA CAROLE RICE ERVIN SWARTZENTRUBER Jim Carole Enos Chorus 45 Madrigal 45 Intramural 4. F.H.A. I5 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Chorus I,2,3,4. Chorus I,3. WALTER WHITE Walter Killbuck High School 1,25 Chorus 3. JANET CLOSE Allahu Class Officer 1,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Officer 35 G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Officer 25 Intramural l,2,3, 45 Chorus I,25 Student Senate I5 Clamosis 2, Officer 25 Scholarship Team I5 Paper Staff 25 Queen's Attendant 25 Annual Staff 4. 5 , JAMES RITCHEY 1lJim1r Football I,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Track I,2, 3,45 Basketball I, Manager 25 Class President 2,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Madrigal 3,45 Proiectionist 2,35 Scholarship Team I,35 Intramural 3,45 Class Play 35 Paper Staff 25 Annual Staff 45 Student Senate 4, Officer 45 Boys State 35 Brownie I,2,3,4. BILL BADGER Willie Hi-Y 2,3,4, Hi-Y Officer 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Madrigal 3, Boys Chorus 2, Football l,2, 3,4, lntramural 2,4, Jr. Play 3, Scholarship Team l,2,3, Boys State 3, Annual Staff 4, Proiectionist 2, Clamosis Club 2, Student Senate 2,4, Student Senate Officer 4, Brownie l,2,3,4. MARJORIE FINLEY Margie Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Officer 4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, All-Star Team l,2,3,4, Chorus 'l,2,3,4, Madrigal 2, lntramural l,2,3,4, Student Senate 2, Officer 2, Annual Staff 3,4, Jr. Play, Clamosis 2, Queen's Attendant T, Scholarship Team 3, Class Officer l,2. RICHARD STAUFFER Apehead Football l,2,3,4, Golf l,2,3,4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Madrigal 2,3,4, Basketball l,2, lntramural 3,4, Student Senate 3, Annual Staff 4, Clamosis 2, Outstanding Athlete I, Jr. Play, Track I. MARY YODER Nude Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, G.A.A. 'l,2,3,4, Officer 4, All-Star Team l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Student Senate 3, Clamosis 2, Queen's Attendant 4, Jr. Play, lntramural 'l,2,3,4. 'I2 MOLTER ALBERT KOENIG llsonnyll Hi-Y' 2,3,4, Chorus 'l,2, lntramural l,2,3, Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2. CAROL! HIGH Babydoll Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Officer 3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Officer l,3, All-Star Team l,2,3,4, March- ing Band l,2,3,4, Concert Band 'l,2,3,4, Madrigal 2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Accomp. 2,3,4, Queen's Attendant 3, Student Senate Officer 3, Scholarship Team 2,3, Clamosis Officer 2, Intramural 'l,2,3,4, Junior Play, Annual Staff 3,4, Class Officer 3. MARCIA MILLER Swampa G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 All Star Team 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Intramural 1,2,3,45 Paper Staff 25 Class Play 3. JUNIOR LIGGETT Hloull Hi-Y 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,35 Golf 3,45 Paper Staff 25 Track 25 Intramural 3,4. DONALD FRY Butch Intramural 2,45 Hi-Y 35 Football 2,3,45 Librarian 4. BETTY SNYDER uBe'sH G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 All Star Team 1,2,3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,45 Queen's Attendant ly Intramural l,2,3,45 Paper Staff 25 Band 1,25 Chorus l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3. EVELYN CRANDALL Evlo Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Officer 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 25 All Star Team l,2,35 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Madrigal 1,2,45 Band 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Clamosis 25 Scholarship Team 25 Paper Staff 25 Class Play 35 Intramural l,2,35 Class Officer 3,4. JACK BLUM '-Jack Chorus l,2,3,45 Golf 1,3,45 Track 2,35 Foot- ball 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Officer 3,4, District Vice President5 Madri- gal 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Clomosis 2, Officer 25 Scholarship Team 25 Paper Staff 25 Class Play 35 Class Officer 2,35 Brownie 1,2,3,4. 13 MIRIAM FRY Friday Chorus l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Band Presi- dent 4, G.A.A. l,3, All-Star l,3, Madrigal l,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Queen's Attendant 2, Homecoming Queen 4, Jrt Play, Intramural l,2,3,4. KT,.?' .IOEL D. WEBER HJOVIEISH Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Football Man- ager 3, Madrigal l,2,3,4, Track 2,4, lntra- mural 4. CHARLES GROFF Chuck Proiectionist l,2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Chorus l, Band l,2,3,4. ARLENE MILLER Arlene Chorus l,2,3, G,A.A. 3, All-Star Team 3, Student Senate 4, Clamosis 2, Intramural l,2,3,4, Paper Staff 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2. .ilzffg sggf. kY,.3?:s ,,sh,4af, C. . L ENV: :W i' SHARON LAWHEAD Sharon Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, All-Star Team 2,3,4, Chorus l, Student Senate 4, Queen's Attendant 4, Intramural l,2,3,4, Girls State 3. DON SMITH Smittie Track l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2, 3,4, Intramural l,2,3,4. RUSSELL REED IIRUSSH Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Intramural 3, Proiectionist 2,3,4, I I MARY JANE CLARK Mary Jane Student Senate 4, Librarian 3,4, Scholar- ship Team 2, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Officer 4. CHOLLY ATHA Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3, All-Star Team l,2, Youth in Gov't 3,4, Grade School Office 4, Intramural 2,3, Paper Staff 2, Chorus l,2,3, Band l,2,3,4, Drum Maiorette 3,4, Madrigal l,2, Jr. Play, Prince of Peace 2. HAROLD ACKERET Harold Basketball l,2,3, Hi-Y 3,4, Student Senate l,2, Proiectionist 2,3,4, Intramural 4, Paper Staff 2, Ass't. Editor 2, Head Proiectionist 3. DUNCAN ESTILI. Pundual Football 3,4, Track 3, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Scholarship Team l,2, Madrigal 3,4, Intramural 3,4. VIRGINIA AMES uslnnyu F.H.A. 2,3,4, Officer 4, Librarian 3,4. 15 MOCK Most likely to succeed: Duncan Estill and Carole High Best Dressed: Carole High and Dick Stauffer Most Talented: Evelyn Crandall and Duncan Estill MOSf Athletic: Don Smith and Betty Snyder Class Pests: Andy Grassman and Cholly Atha Nicest Smile: Jim Ritchey and Mariorie Finley ELECTIUII Prettiest Eyes: Jim Ritchey and Betty Snyder Best Date: Jack Blum and Miriam Fry Most Popular Miriam Fry and Jim Ritchey Best Build: Miriam Fry and Ike Thomas Best Mannered: Duncan Estill and Maude Mohler Most Studious: Duncan Estill and Janet Close Best Dancers: Mary Yoder and Jack Blum We, the class of 1954 of Millersburg High School, County of Holmes, State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory and having due legal authority do make these last few bequests to the school, and do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, acclaiming all others null and void. Item: To the Junior Class we will our most coveted and cherished possession, the three front rows in assembly. Item: To the Sophomore Class we will our Prom equipment so they won't have the expense that we had. Item: To the Freshman Class we will our innocence. Item: To the Junior High we will the bad reputation we had during those two years. I, Mary Yoder, will my excuses for sleeping-in in the morning and not getting ques- tioned to Larry McCoy. I, Evelyn Crandall, will the Black B-- to anyone who thinks they can keep it on the road. We, Don Frink, Andy Grossman, and Bill Badger, will our ability to set up out houses to Gary Tennant, Larry Snyder, and Wayne Miller. I, Betty Snyder, will my football ability to Johnny Maxwell on condition that he uses it to make the Spartans the winning team. We, the Annual Staff, will the little room to Paul Hostutler. I, Don Frink, will my ability to modernize cars to Russell Bergoon. I, Sharon Lawhead, will to Laurel Martin the patience and will power to wait for one guy at a time. I, Janet Close, will my small waistline to Cather- ine Lahm. I, Virginia Ames, will my heart to Gene Barnhart on condition that he handles it with care . I, Ervin Swartzentruber, will my ability to blush in Adult Living without Mr. Banks catching me to Ronnie Meeks. We, Harold Ackerett, Herb Drushell and Charles Groff, will our purple scarves to Richard Anderson and David Bird. I, Carole Rice, will my gum to Janet Wengerd, my iaws are tired . I, Jack Blum, will the back seat of a certain Blue and White Ford Skyliner to Sonny Smith providing he finds his own girl and promises to take care of Snookums . I, Ann Chadwick, will my Bermuda shorts to Betty Fath. We, Maude Mohler, and Mary Jane Clark, will our mature ways to Freda Weaver and Sandra Cullen. I, Mariorie Finley, will the chain to my class ring to Julie Uhl providing that she gets her own ring to put on it. I, Don Fry, will my quiet ways to Betty Lou Patterson. I, Don Waltman, will 501 of my still to Gretchen Hoffman, providing she promises not to drigk all the profits. l, Jim Ritchey, will my Good Looks to Bob Geisinger providing he uses it to catch a girl. We, Marcia Miller, Miriam Fry, and Betty Snyder, will our baggy eyes to Dora Giaque, San- dra Wachtel, and Linda Roberts. I, Cholly Atha, will my curly hair to Joanne Baker. I, Dick Stauffer, will my ability to get a girl to Don Deitrick. I, Duncan Estill, will my seat on top of the ladies I' Home Journal at DeWitt's to Bob White providing he takes up Shakespeare at home. Walter White, will my chickens to Bob Carna- han if he thinks he can handle them. Sonny Koenig, will my safe driving ability to Ray Van Sickle. Don Thomas, will my title Co-Captain to Mar- lene Schrock. Arlene Miller, will my quiet ways to Harold Mast. Jim Hanna, will my class ring to Althea De Haas. Junior Liggett, will my Ford to Kent Hodgeson providing he follows in my footsteps and drives carefully. Marcia Miller, will my love for the opposite sex to Martin Fair. Carole High, will the E on CaroIE to Carol Guenther. l'm tired of telling everyone to put it on my name. Don Smith, will my height to Owen Swartzen- truber. Russell Reed, will my ability to keep my hands off of other peoples gals to John Buren. Carole High, will my noisy ways in Chemistry class to Mary Jo Miller providing she uses them for a good cause. Betty Snyder, will my ability to truly go steady to Sara Palmer. Duncan Estill, will my intelligence to Kenneth Schie. Miriam Fry, will my fliver to Helen Wolga- mot providing she uses it for a good cause. Donald Thomas, will my ability to grow a beard to Ronnie Meeks. Mariorie Finley, will my pleasant smile to Jenny Mast. Ervin Swartzentruber, will my quiet ways to Brent Hall providing he uses them at all times. Mary Yoder, will my ability to iitterbug to Catherine Lahm. Evelyn Crandall, will my ability to curl my hair to Janice Martin. Miriam Fry, will my ability to skip school and not get caught to Ray Van Sickle. DAN Yllll IMAGINE? Evelyn Crandall not supplying the Seniors with her 'cosmetics? Maude Mohler at the Ranch? Marcia Miller not singing, Money burns a hole in my pocket ? Miriam Fry sober? Ike Thomas singing a solo in church? Mary Yoder not singing, Anchors Away ? Ann Chadwick being a ballet dancer? Walter White an All American ? Janet Close explaining a shady ioke to Don Frink? Carole and Jan having mutual agreements? Duncan Estill playing pool at Dewey's? Virginia Ames without Gene? Sharon Lawhead selling beer at the Ice Plant ? Jim Hanna not playing Romeo ? Cholly Atha back in the U. S.? Arlene Miller a barmaid at the Inn? Donny Smith not being worried ? Donny Waltman only telling a ioke once? Bill Badger doing any work back in the little room ? Ervin Swartzentruber without a red face? Herbert, Harold and Chuck not thinking they were God's gift to women? Sonny Koeing going to Stillwell for a change? Andy Grossman graduating summa cum Iaude? Don Frink without his yellow insides? Don Fry on a date? Betty Snyder admitting she was wrong? Carole Rice not chewing gum? Mary Jane Clark ioining the A.A.? Dick Stauffer without his lwhinel? Jim Ritchey acting childish? Junior Ligget with his pants on? Russell Reed in Bermuda Shorts? Mariorie Finley not going in the I.G.A. after school? Jack Blum without his 4th period freshman girl? Mrs. Miller not giving study hall heck? Mr. Banks without his little red hat ? Mrs. Kagey without her iewelry? Mr. Culver letting boys and girls sit together on the band bus? Miss Hanslik without her authority? Miss McManis excited? Mr. Crissey not saying, They're cheaper by the dozen. ? Mr. Swaykus without the Legion? Mr. Regula teaching Adult Living? Mr. McClarren without his knowing ways? Mr. Vogelpohl a chain smoker? Mrs. Lawhead weighing 250 pounds? Mr. Weckesser getting flustered? Mr. Almendinger not pounding his chest in Democracy class? Mr. Knight not being willing to help? Mrs. Kaser giving out cookies as promised? Carole High Virginia Ames Junior Liggeft Cholly Afha Mary Yoder Dick Stauffer Janet Close Gllll Y0lI REMEMBER WHEII ?? Duncan Esfill didn't have a definition for every- thing. Arlene Miller was president of the Polly Pig- tails Club. . Miriam Fry wore her long sleeved yellow T Shirts . .lim Ritchey went with one girl. Ervin Swartzentruber went steady. Walfer White wasn't strictly for the chickens. Don Frink's levis weren't painted on. Junior Liggoft was calm, cool and collected. Ike Thomas was humming How dry I am. Janet Close acted like the rest of the senior class. Evelyn Crandall wasn't in college. Ann Chadwick didn't go Badger hunting. .lack Blum was seen downtown once a year. Mary .lane Clark wasn't a brain. Chuck, Harold and Herb were law-abiding citizens. Belly Snyder spent her money on air mail stamps. Carole Rice didn't chew gum. Virginia Ames didn't act her age. Cholly Atha wasn't a Spahring partner? Sharon Lawhead didn't act like she knew it all? .lim Hanna didn't have a girl? Don Fry talked? Marcia Miller picked on some one her own age? Maude Mohler didn't blush so nice. Don Smith didn't lend out his draft card. Dick Stauffer drove like a MILD maniac. Bill Badger was a nice, quiet little boy. Don Walfman didn't have that bedside manner. Russ Reed went with Carole High. Carole High was the same color as the rest of the human race. Mariorie Finley didn't act like Jim Weiss. Andy Grassman picked the proper place to burp. Mary Yoder acted serious. Sonny Koenig smiled. Jlllllllli GLASS UFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Gretchen Hoffman, Sandra Wachtel. SECOND ROW, left to right: Brent Hall, Bob White. In September the iuniors started back to school with forty-four members. We had lost three and gained four. Twelve ambitious boys went out for football, nine of which received letters, and nine went out for basketball, Gretchen Hoffman and Laurel Martin represented our class as homecoming attendants. We have ten boys in Hi-Y and eleven girls in Tri-Hi-Y. We also have five girls in G.A.A. and five girls in F.H.A. Gary Tennant and Betty Fath are our Student Senate representatives. We pre- sented our play, January Thaw , a comedy in three acts, on November 20 and 21. lt was well attended and enioyed by everyone. All the iuniors worked very hard on the concessions and we accomplished a lot under the direction of our advisor, Miss McManis. The biggest event of the year for the iuniors was the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet on May 7. All the iuniors worked very hard on the decorations and everyone enioyed themselves very much. Our class officers for the year are: President, Brent Hall, Vice President, Bob White, Secretary, Sandra Wachtel and Treasurer, Gretchen Hoffman. V -fggfrg. et t . eye? R f' J i ' . . , l Sli' .. 5 ki il if K K 1 if ,. Q- , A x J sfziggy, .L V. - . wg ' ' .. twat . . 5, X .i 6 V rs X - N51 ' . 1 ky. . . A .V . . gm3.5VE, i . if h l... an .. 1 ki , - ' ' ' .t 195555, 'l .' G . +, 1-. ' 1'. PF' 'BSEXJ ' - - K ' G eg ' ,Q --,asv - . infix fl Q . r G fj -- X Qi . lx 22 Ray Van Sickle John Maxwell Linda Roberts Betty Lou Patterson Owen Swartzentruber Gretchen Hoffman Lawrence Smith JUNIOR GLASS -Q-v-o 1 . : -- - 46157. figgff r, ' V ,i - if , . L. . 3. R1ff'?'TifL: 5' .X C. N. . 1353 1533555 ..,::.:,. Wt, K Al l 5 X 1 L KS i 'tw W R, F, Ri, it se 2 .ae H . wf. ,ex I K .5 1 . 539: .3-I - ff ff r 2 K Q Q 5' g J x re J if . it Q i ni .eg 0 o lf I 'm... Bob Gisinger Laurel Martin Gene Barn hart Martin Fair Jenny Mast Bob White Carol Guenther Lahm Helen Wolgam Brent Hall Ken Schie Julie Uhl Q ...: 3. .r .. krkk xr . 'f- it . . fx ea, .-fi Sandra Wachtel Sara Palmer Kent Hodgeson Ronnie Meeks Freda Weaver larry Snyder Bob Carnahan . n T ' 11 ,J - mr H . ,B lb. . A .,.. - P Fir :L f i W ' ., J , 2 - -' f ' r ' ' wt r if -... 'im -f if ,S ii A 2 i+ B ivy X ,Q l 't 'lf , r r J 'Y x ad, 35 . Q 3, Dora Giaque Don Deitrich Russell Bergoon Joan Baker Marlene Schrack Larry McCoy Althea DeHass Catherine Janice Martin Janet ot Wengerd Mary Jo Miller Gary Tennant if its 1 5 fa- , tw 5 , B ,r r r QE' 5 Q r if- L 5 J . 5. I .wg Sandra Cullen SONY Fath Harold Mast John Buren Paul Hostutlar Richard Anderson David Bird -,ies . I.. Q61 . Q .. . 5 E, Q, 'ffl . Q. H, N, HW ' . -or .I 5 ' wx. X X ,Q 5 js figs. i r Mir, te ,525 ' i . S: : fi'gE ' ' ..., . I i b.. J L . , JV '-'Q I I . .L.- . SUPHUMURE GLASS UFFICERS FIRST ROW: Marica DeWitt. SECOND ROW, left to right: Wayne McDowell, Jim Ludman. When the sophomore class started back to school, they found that they had lost five members and gained three, leaving a total of 45 members. Twelve of the boys went out for football, seven gaining letters. Four boys went out for basketball. Thirteen boys belong to Hi-Y. Fourteen girls belong to Tri-Hi-Y, eight to G.A.A. and five to F.H.A. Twelve are in chorus and three in band. The class sold pencils and published the school paper as the traditional activities. This class also won second prize on their window decoration at Halloween. Several members of the class participated in the Prince of Peace contest, Carl Young won second place in the county. Ruth Bernard placed first in magazine sales in the class and was among the top ten in the school. Student Senate representatives are Wayne McDowell and Jim Ludman. Marcia DeWitt and Sharon Munuez were chosen as queen's attendants. Our class officers are: President, Wayne McDowell, Vice President, Jim Ludman, Secretary-Treasurer, Marica DeWitt. The class advisor is Mrs. Kagey. Mil 2 15: fl ., SUPHUMDRE CLASS S4 ' Q Q QM 'sqm is 2? WJ of so I N lr :L Douglas Burnett Sheila Miller George Kaiser Sharon Menuez Duane Seese Bonnie Boyd Charles Rogers Maynard Mohr Linda Miller Jim ludman Marilyn Heinz Wayne McDowell Marcia De Will Joel Allison Luther Eddie Hosleller Hanna Lucille Evelyn Bergoon Miller Jim Homer Gamble Daly Mary Lucille Schie Swarlzenlruber Charles Bob Vaughn McDowell Madeline Wilma Mi kesell Porter Dean Monty Hochsleller Pearson I .,. 1 .wi .L V. -' f f r ' .,: E' A+- . 2 ,, ' ,J R . l . -I -. ..,. f K ' . 5, W Roger Nancy Lower GraY Jo Ann Jill Sampsel Blum Tom Shirley Money Arnold June Kenneth Morrison Denk Diana Dan McCoy Harmony Charlolle llill Calhoun BIQIGI' Albert Jo Ann Klolz Gindlesburger ,,:- s D -- L a..y, 'ar . rs 1, Evelyn Boley Rulh Bernard Carl Young FRESHMEH GLASS UFFICERS Harold Hanna, Margarette Keirns, Jim Miller. When the freshmen started high school, they had fifty-seven members. They participated in the following activities: G.A.A., F.H.A., chorus and band. We had eight boys out for football, three of whom received letters. There were nine boys out for basketball. Cynthia Maxwell and Sally Miller were chosen as freshmen attendants to the home- coming queen. The Student Senate representatives were Jim Shonk and Larry Snyder. The class officers were: President, Jim Miller, Vice President, Margarette Keirns, Secretary-Treasurer, Harold Hanna, Jr. The advisors were Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Kaser. Hi J Q x gif? w 'wi Q-sql? FRESHMEN GLASS E :- ,. 9 i if is x M -. ,Z WKAA ' 'fn in if been r I k.,, as ' ' ' ' 5 ' fi 1 Q , 4. Margarelte Keirns Libby Brenner Bob Close Carolyn Close Tom Roltman Connie Ferguson Dick Duncan Budd De Hass Audrey Halfhill Kenneth Fox Cynthia Maxwell Dean Wolfman Robert Baker Harold Snyder Jimmy Smith Sue Ann Hoyman Harold Hanna Leon Hopson Janice Jones Wade Troyer Jim Morehouse Lola Hochsleller Barbara Yoder Bob Jordon i Danna Mohr Ji m Shonk Mary Lower Judy Joy Sue Tawney Bulch Snyder Barbara Jacob Benny Hoover Sally Miller Harold Garver Larry Yoder Willard Umslead Nancy Allison Harold Mohler Alice Sherburn Alice Fair .., ' . B 58 P 35 Egg ggi ' fm 'A Q x5L,,?g , we sg S ii XM.. w if lgr W 31 -.15 :',. . 6 w ,V K -A lm, , .5- . H. K J 5 i 1 , kk sz 7 W Larry Meeks Jim Miller Richard Slyer Chuck Sayre Shirley Smifh Jo Ann Umslead Dick Huebner John Troyer M ff' -ilf--1 Paul cCormick Joyce lohm Barry Moyer Ronnie Schie Marlyn Snyder Marlyn Hall Rodnie Tish Charles DeWalt Z 4 N w X N K I H n I w aUl'O7 jf TX N if nw A ew H..e,f.f . QM 'WLSA '72L D f V X MH Smy Y ,. - -' V My ffffn fl ' W RM , coma L 0 4, M Y f ' f 1' M f' X , , j ff, Q Agrgixlxxh Q3 ,,g61'M ?a N Ar WWI ya A , 3 x fl I afh ,'2i 'N ' vfim A f ,WA if WM N , J giggzfvgf y, H' NN' 'MQW '5 R 1 '-1 W ? 15 ff q ! It X A I' A MW? gf! - ' .A fp! 7 fn f nj!! in 'H I , s. . ' 0 fl! 74 EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW, Ielt to right: Shirley Cline, Betty Ackeret, Ronnie Yeater, Amos Miller, Steve Hodgeson, Glenn Swartzentruber, Owen Miller, Madelyn Cline, Gayle Hcxworth, Bob Morrison, Jim Klinger, SECOND ROW, left to right: Bob Lemon, Donald Boley, Charles e 1 'i ,,d-Y' FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Tidball, Judy Van Sickle, Carol Martin, Barbara Root, Fred Smith, Terry Metzler, Mike Painter, Leland Schie, Mary Beth Patterson, Toni Blum, Gertrude Cline, Judy Martin. SECOND ROW, left to right: Marvel Mohler, Rita Ittner, Donna Coblentz, Shirley Hosletler, Shirley Miller, Pauline Smilhhisler, wa 'fi McPhillen, Delmer Croskey, Jackie Root, Luella Clark, Judy Fortune, Nancy Boley, Louise Galford, Ralph McCluggage. THIRD ROW, left to right: Melvin Yoder, Jim Hoover, Gerald Clark, Gail Cline, Dale Miller, Arthur Achamire, Paul Moore, Jerry Morris, Lynn Wengerd. Sue Fair, Stella Bergoon, Carol Carnahan, Georgiana Eyler, Bonnie Sheppler. THIRD ROW, left to right: Gary High, Phil Ritchey, John Allison, Gary Klinger, Bill Mast, Ronnie Menges, Dick Teisher, Ronnie Rang. .cl SEVENTH GRADE ei? FIRST ROW, left to right: Patricia Mohler, Carol Kieffaber, Oneda Schie, Kathryn Bontrager, Mona Keirns, Ann Poulson Twyla Sinnett, Carol Umstead, Beulah Mohr, Gary Barnhart James Mullet, Thomas Lea, William Homer. SECOND ROW, left to right: Harold McDowell, Robert Miller Randall Shedron, Gary Weaver, Dennis Justice, Nancy Hostetler 1 Carol Hoagland, Sandra Snyder, Shirley Ames, Mildred Ames, Karen Morris. THIRD ROW, left to right: larry leckrone, Robert Rowe, Charles Guenther, Orlo Greegor, Dale Lockard, Paul Porter, Daniel Yoder, Danny Arnold, Wayne Fair. t 361' ik Hm- FIRST ROW, left to right: Jim Shaffer, John Waltman, Avery Mc Clelland, Virginia Ralston, Virginia Marks, Elaine Brenner, Yoder, Robert Sage, Bryant Denk, Donald De Hass, Jim Mraz, Linda Frink, Glenna Grassman. Tim Fair, Jon Money, John Kaiser, Jim Burkey. THIRD ROW, left to right: Carl Crandall, Mac Estill, Cathryn SECOND ROW, left to right: Karen Ely, Becky Erwin, Gloria Cline, Shannie Day, Vergie Channel, Martha Ames, Linda Bigler, Rowe, Sandra Schie, Marlene Van Sickle, Judy Miller, Patty Melissa Bell, Fannie Yoder, Jacob Peck. em me ev ,V F1813 T if rir . . i , ,.,. ' I Q J J . ni FIRST ROW: Fred Smith. SECOND ROW, left to right: James Burkey, Jim Shaffer, Lynn Wengerd, Ronald Menges, Richard Teisher, John Allison, Terry Metzler, Jim Mraz. THIRD ROW, left to right: Gary High, Philip Ritchey, Gary Klinger, Paul Moore, Charles Guenther, Carl Baley, Karl Crandall, John Money. JUNIOR HIGH SPURTS FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Denk, Terry Metzler, Bryant Denk, Timmy Fair, Tam Lea, James Burkey, Fred Smith, Jim Mraz, John Kaiser, Tom Bird. SECOND ROW, left to right: Gerald Clark, Charles Guenther, Lynn Wengerd, Philip Ritchey, Gary High John Money, Harold McDowell, Richard Teisher, Karl Crandall, Ralph McCluggage, Jacob Peck. NH ff .Z fx is X X 4 ff, HV if... i I N .i X' f ' XXX f4 s ,S X f ' f 0 X X M 3 5 ff 1 Y ' ll ff f lf! ,fx M 1 L 1' ,,, 7 f 5 CGXJ , f ETXXHAWM ffvivlk 7L+ f if fi .,..- 2' .... m GRADE SGHUUL FACULTY Mrs. Reeves Mrs. Purdy Mrs. Rang Mrs. Esfill Mrs. Whelpley Mrs. Lepplu Miss Storm Mrs. Furru Miss Reece Mrs. Hoyman Mrs. Almendinger Mr. Freed Miss Miller 32 Mrs. Bertler Mr. Rang Mr. Welch SIXTH GRADE m JV' Nb ll FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: Palrick While, Leland Masl, Larry Charles Jenkens, Arlis Juslice, Relda Marlin, Esler Jean Geib. Gill, Jim Smilh, Carl Boley, Terry Hall, Jacob Coblenlz, l.ola THIRD ROW, lefl lo righl: Marvin Shepler, Merlyn Weilhbrechl, Moore, Marilyn Weilbrechl, Dorolhy Miller, Sandra Van Sickle, Delmar Gill, Willie Chunnell, Daniel DeHass, Edward Marlin, SECOND ROW, lefl lo righl: Paul Tish, Franklin Millen, Sandra Jack Casey. Yealer, Bruce Eslill, Fannie Kline, larry Falh, Michael Gisinger, 5 . FIRST ROW, lefl lo righh Gary Allison, Tom Hanna, Donald Jim Shepler, Gary Barver, John Pallerson, Waller Eppley, Nellie Masl, Willie Nesbill, Susan Yeager, Tana Everharl, Pal Buren, Miller, Sharon Korns, Joy Johnson, Georgia Mizer. Cheryl Graham, Pally Weaver, Ken Biederman, Billy Temple, THIRD ROW, lefl olrighl: leo Hoover, Tom McClelland, Richard Corivin Croskey. Uhl, John Wolgamoll, Ray Eyler, Roberl Rowe, Bob Eyler, SECOND ROW, lefl lo righl: Sheryl Gamble, Norene Wengerd, Bernard Tish. 7 FIFTH GRADE 'A-,onion Jw gt 11331 Q me et, FIRST ROW, left to right: Judith Schre, Maxine Bernard, Tom Lochard, Betty Swartzentruber, Bonnie Fleming. Etling, Arthur Crilow, Robert Coblentz, Robert Denk, Richard THIRD ROW, left to right: Joan Geib, Judy McDowell, Patty Denk, Gary Hoxworth, John Borntrager, Katie Hochstetler. Fath, Ruth Ann Lea, David Carnahan, Jimmy McCauslin, John SECOND ROW, left to right: Tom Snyder, John Van Sickle, Paulson. Charles Regula, Toni White, Barbara Gindlesberger, Judy lyk 1' fQ9' -in in My Q. FIRST ROW, left to right: Sidney Yeater, Robert Hostettler, Lahm, Foster Vance. William Morrison, Verta Mohr, Ado Kline, Tommy Wolfe, Neal THIRD ROW, left to right: Carl Clark, Earl Martin, Michael Uhl Emerick, Barbara Fox, Lester Coblentz. James McPhillen, Jay Bair, Miriam Yoder, Beverly McDowell SECOND ROW, left to right: Faye Miller, Garnet Hummel, Nancy Fath. Nancy Farver, Linda Lydic, Roberto Homer, Tommy Bird, Luther fx Z .- FUURTH GRADE ... eve.. FIRST ROW, left to right: Joyce Mraz, Cheryl Engle, Virginia Homer, Darylin Weiss, Florence Cline, Lillian Miller, Virginia Smith, David Doty, Jacob Miller, Jerry Schie, Don Wolfe, Arthur Oswald. SECOND ROW, left to right: Helen McCormick, Charles Plant, Kathleen Fleming, Carol Pritz, Bonnie Mitten, Jean Uhl, Diane I 7. .l., Miller, Leland Barnhart, Becky Leckrone, Corrinne Van Sickle. THIRD ROW, left to right: David Schrock, Glen Clark, Michael Didinger, Richard Wengerd, Tom Fair, David Channel, Tom Lockard, Teddy Gisinger, Larry Rowe, Gary Rowe, Gary Bowers, Gary Hipp. Saw FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Straits, Karla Porter, Sandra Sommers, Harry Ralston, Barre Nesbitt, Robert Summers, Michael Graham, Terry Morrison, Joe Banks, Teddy Money, Lora Hoy- man, Nancy Crilow, Tommy Abderhalden. SECOND ROW, left to right: Ervin Yoder, Teddy Zuercher, Lanny Croskey, Margaret Sutherland, Linda Losey, Wanda Fleming, Burl Sinnetl, David Parham, Betty Heinz, Judy Hall, Geneva Bontrager, Carl Lower, Gladys Galtord. THIRD ROW, left to right: Dennis Mowry, Barbara Miller, Ruth Tish, Karen Kessler, Lee Patterson, Arthur Watson, Edwin Dye, William Finney, Paul Blough, Janet Bridges. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW, left to right: Carolyn Jones, Mary Hochstetler, Finney, Herbert Bridges, Daryl Achamire, Glenn Vance, Katie Geraldine Weaver, Roger Uhl, Robert Hoover, Joseph Straits, Hochstetler, Marilyn Snyder. Paul Yoder, Linda Groff, Larry Roliri, Nancy Cline, Susan THIRD ROW, left to right: Roger Martin, Eugene Bernard, John Miller, Anna Coblentz, Raymond Miller, Lowell Miller. Schlabach, Roger Henry, Larry Swartzentruber, Sam Hoover, SECOND ROW, left to right: Margaret Sinnett, Karen Cullen, Paul Miller, Dale Ames. Banita Moritz, Sylvia Sage, Karen Byrd, Cheryl Anderson, Linda ki! ga .411 FIRST ROW, left to right: Randy Purdy, Timothy Korns, Harry Roberta Giauque. Hopson, Marilyn Mast, Diane Mowry, Linda Klingler. THIRD ROW, left to right: William Fath, Philip Binkley, Cheryl SECOND ROW, left to right: Ralph Sheely, Richard Shrimplin, Carnahan, Jane Abderholden, Gregory Steele, Denver Jenkins, Dean Skelly, Arthur Poulson, Larry Barton, James Van Sickle, Cheryl Barnhart, Dennis Crilow. FIRST ROW, left to right: Ronald Huebner, Kenneth Blum, David Brightwell, Sonny McCoy, Christine Norman. Patterson, Betty Boley, Earl Menges, Linda DeHass. THIRD ROW, left to right: James Barnhart, Dennis Van Sickle, SECOND ROW, left to right: Ruth Ann Fleming, Michelle Richard Kagey, Marilee Allison, William Shrimplin, Eloise Gerber, Kay Yoder, Gary Snyder, Michael Ritchey, Cheryl Schafer, Judy Coblentz. SEGUND GRADE nal... 4-1- FIRST ROW, left to right: Delbert Fleming, Paul McDowell, Linda Van Sickle, Gerry Derron, Larry Hardin, Wendy Weiss, Marlene Keiffaber, Jessie White, Darla Losey, Dennis Barnhart, Gloria Channel, Vicky Sage, Garry Miller, Jack Hastings, Jimmy Porter, Carrie Henderson, Terry Lowe. SECOND ROW, left to right: Gary Vogelpohl, Linda Skelly, Floyd Uhl, Larry Crider, Carol Pyers, Donald Fry, Sandy Gindlesberger, Marcia Close, Leslee Keller, Roy Miller, Ricky Morrison, Karon Sands, Karen Frind, Bobby Jones, Becky Binkley, Abe Yoder. FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Hipp, Bonnie Bailey, Linda lou Hoyman, Larry Still, Garry Still, Barbara Weimer, Jane Irving, James Deringer, James Bertsch, Karen Morrison, Jennifer Graham. SECOND ROW, left to right: Albert Watson, Richard Eyler, Ann Carey, Betsy Gallion, Janet Ezri, Judy Pritz, Deborah Miller, Norma Galford, Carol Petry, Cheryl Yeates, Edward Yoder. THIRD ROW, left to right: Penny Van Sickle, Mary White, Hoy Cox, John Heinz, John Patterson, Gary Taylor, William Mc- Cormick, Dennie Teisher, Keith Chambers, Ronald McDougale, Brent Young, William Martin, John Geib. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dean Crilow, Linda Poulson, Ronald Wengerd, Lester Miller, Gary Watts, John Hochstetler, Frank Gallion, Theresa Everhart, Howard Martin, Fannie Yoder, Betty Conner, Irene Miller, Curtis Sheeley, Timmy Chambers, Gloria Bontrager. SECOND ROW, left to right: Stephen Armbrust, Raymond Peters, Karen Tharp, Howard Lockord, Richard Watson, William Earney, Virginia lydic, Jonas Schlaboch, Jud Schuler, Evelyn Martin, Dianna Johnson, Patty Bair, Kenneth Van Sickle, Betty Ames, Joan Reining, Clarence Marks. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW, left to right: Murray Martin, Barbara Watson, Beverley Fortune, George Fleming, DeEtte Westland, Karen Miller, Mary Coblentz, Danny Didinger, Gary Hanna, Ernest Patterson, Karren Leppla, Karen Burhalter, David Clark, Vicki Carnahan, Jane Emerick, Roger Proper, Ruby Tish. . SECOND ROW, left to right: Barbara Uhl, Harriet Hoover, Timothy Miller, Carolyn Croskey, John Blough, Cary Summers, Connie Straits, Cole Smail, Danny Maritz, Gary Force, Cindy Stallman, Joseph Johnson, Leonard Jones, Terry Zichefoose, Karen Haun, Cynthia Barnhart, Mary Jo Mullet. vi.. FIRST ROW, left to right: Phillip Collier, Barbara Gallion Carolyn Darr, Mdry Rinehart, Vernon Farra, Candace Krannich Shoren Haun, Wendy Nesbitt, Bobby Mote, Willard Sinnett, Robert Smith, Luther Van Sickle, Marilyn Ezri, Sharon Taylor, Karen Miller, Samuel Finney. SECOND ROW, left to right: Phyllis Brightwell, Barbara Uhl, Richard Tish, Toni Bender, Bonnie Frazier, Carol Mohler, Willis Hochstetler, John Fortune, Karen Trussel, Sharon Trussel, Connie Gray, Patricia Polin, Phillip Homer, Sidney Stafford, Michael McKee, Ruth Ann Derringer, Mike Stoner, Jerry Porter. nr, is FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Bridges, William Lockard, Butch SECOND ROW, left to right: Robert Reidenbaugh, Dale Weber, Derringer, Jack Umstead, George Carpenter, Junior Proper, Lynn Mizer, Garry Miller, Jerry Lowe, Madara Plant, Cynthia Wayne Patterson, Larry Porter, Michael Taylor, Ann Beegle, Munshower, James Clark, Richard Frink, Roger Gray, Diana Jill Kirkendall, Connie Snyder, Rundall Sharner, Betty Kick, Hoxworth, Dianna Giauque, Gary Zigafoose, Kay Fath, Roger Cynda Schuler, Patricia Jinkins, Toni Elliott. Morrison, Diana Hastinas. KINDERGARTEN was 1' an ,- V fii' SEZ - FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Engle, .lerry Geib, Charlotte Barnhart, Steve Koening, Mary Lou Gindlesberger, Connie Horpman, Sara Abderholder, Pamela Sharp, Carolyn Close. SECOND ROW, left to right: Linda Foltz, Phyllis Hastings, Susan Barnhart, Allen Horner, Timmy Sommers, Michael May, Ann Ely, Gary Galley. 'A onl', QF- THIRD ROW, left to right: Rebecca Banks, Max Schrock, Susan Lydic, Mike Fath, Bobby Earney, Betsy Fry, David Gindlesberger. FOURTH ROW, left lo right: Billy Appleby, Rene Wengerd, Hohn Bailey, Tommy Horn, Richard Dye, Linda McClelland, John Gindlesberger, Cindy Mathie. Ch .ge Q' se' NK QV! pli FIRST ROW, left to right: Candi Conrad, Ruthann Gray, Bonnie Paulson, linda Mast, Richard Darr, Bobby Stuber, Sue Ellen Shrimplin, Harold Derringer. SECOND ROW, left to right: Connie Raber, Mary lou McDowell, Karen Beegle, Bobby Parham, Barbara Title, Dale Yoder, Larry P 't fl Z. THIRD ROW, left to right: Gary Purdy, Bobby Horn, Charles Chase, Shirley Derrow, John Burkey, Billy Conkle, Sharen Tharp. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Clara Mae Elliott, Lee Degler, Dan Myers, Tommy Frazier, Richard Grunther, Michael Boley, Nancy Vogelpohl. SAFETY PATRUL ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Mr. Carpenter has been with us for eight years. He started his career at Millersburg teach- ing senior speech and English and was also head of the dra- matics department. He served as Hi-Y adviser and supervised the high school library. For the past six years, he has served as the Elementary Principal. With the new school proiect ahead of him, we be- lieve that he will help in every way to make our new school prosperous. 1292.-st, . 'f' FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom Hanna, Willie Nesbitt, Karen Regula, Sheryl Gamble, Jean Geib, Sandra VonSickle, Lola Moore, Relda Martin, Clora Close, Bill Temple, Gary Allison. SECOND ROW, left to right: Georgia Mizer, Frank Mitten, John Wolgamott, Ray Eyler, Delmar Gilt, Bruce Estill, Charles Ienkins, Donald Mast, Corwin Croskey, Ken Biederman. THlRD ROW, left to right: Pot White, Bobby Roeve, Larry Fath, Tom McClelland, Gary Garver, James Smith, Leland Mast Edward Martin. N X . ,?',....- iv Q 'I I! . 7' x H I r Y 1 X N f p .X ! . ff!! ' 1 11 P 4 .5 if 'Fi F Q1 ,. , ,W ' F ' -S Q .d , vi: Q H 0 f ,I 4' - 1 -f ef X J 3 I lp fc I A - X-Q-.CW -vnui 50 1009 'l 00' D Qc. sic S106 od' 9,01 H0 os' -com 5909 QXM ox -P ox , 0 'iw -003 lioxlow lb o We - '6- 6 90 dn- SKVXK of .0 Y on srl ixec lbotv e l ' O '- . xi 10 00' QA'- 1 xi' . 609 X1 doll.. X oo Wd - 1 B .A SITTING: Jim ludman, David Bird, Maynard Mohr, Richard Anderson. SECOND ROW: Larry Snyder, Dan Harmony, Don Smith, Gene Barnharl, Jim Shonk, Charles Vaughn, Paul Hoslelller, Richard Slauffer, Tom Money, John Maxwell. THIRD ROW: Andy Grossman, Jim Ritchey, Donald Fry, Martin Fair, Ronnie Meeks, Brent Hall, Donald Thomas, Duane Seese, Bill Badger, Bill Bigler, Bob While. FOURTH ROW: Don Wallman, Gary Tennanl, Russell Bergoon, Dick Duncan, Bob McDowell, Harold Mast, Duncan Eslill, Wayne McDowell, Sonny Koenig, Ray Van Sickle. ' liil H L g X -J - L. . ,,.., f T - s f X 1 l li fp-:T- :fi K . ,: , - . g g i 31, il K H 4 R-'S' Q , 7 j' , , 'R , 'i' Sponsored by DeWiH's Drug Store N .N LEFT to RIGHT: Coach, Joe Banks, Assistant Coaches, Leonard Mc- Clarren, Harry Weckes- ser. X I S 1 X, N. i 'i ,Q-N R ' Q . :P 91 Na EXW Q IIN 6. 8:1o '7i 00001 o,,C'f-5? Zigi d 760 S' 1' 'II lcfle C601-of oi so C09 Spoof 0,-,y 4' 7 fe o 60110 5 5 S0119 bf O - . Vid 8 ' 806 irc! C6 M176 01-fe: ' 000 Vo C017 09 F . If :fill 0 Ives, fa' 6 efffe k r , po P A L T, I l FRONT ROW: Harold Mast, Wayne McDowell, Dan Harmony, Bob McDowell, Kenneth Denk, Charles Rogers, Bill Bigler, Dean Hochstetler, Richard Anderson. SECOND ROW: Larry Snyder, Harold Snyder, Dick Duncan, Jim Shonk, Duane Seese, George Kaiser, Wade Troyer, Tom Rottman, Jim Lundman, Maynard Mohr. X, Hn 'LJ 2 S . ..,, 5 A5 'ff , 1 1 Sponsored by Snyder Studio ,wry i,,. ! . Junior Liggelt Ronnie Meeks Tom Money Mr. Weckesser, Couch Left to Right: Ronnie Meeks, Marlin Fair, Brent Hall, Paul Hosletler, Junior Liggell, John Maxwell, Jim Ludmon, Jim Shonk, Tom Money. Jim Shonk Bren? Hall John Maxwell Dean Hochstetler Richard Anderson lee Snyder I FIRST ROW: Richard Styer. Mr. Banks, Asst. Coach SECOND ROW, left to right: Larry Meeks, Ronnie Schie, Bob McDowell, Tom Rottman. THIRD ROW, left to right: Dean Hochstetler, Paul McCormick, Lee Snyder, David Bird, Gary Tennant, Charles Sayre, Harold Hanna, Richard Anderson. Larry Meeks Tom Rottman Gary Tennant Sponsored by 45 MAXWELL BROS. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Millersburg Millersburg Millersburg .............. 66 Millersburg ......,....... 58 Millersburg ....A......... 44 Millersburg Millersburg .............. 5l Millersburg .............. Millersburg .............. Mlllerbsurg .............. Millersburg .............. Millersburg Millersburg .............. 50 Millersburg .............. Millersburg .............. Millersburg .............. Millersburg .............. Millersburg .............. Millersburg .............. Walnut Creek Urichsville Doylestown . Dalton ......... Baltic ........... Dennison ..... Dover St. Joe Orrville .................. 85 Rittman .... Shreve ...... Smithville ..... Strausburg Big Prairie Loudenville .............. Sugarcreek ............ Rittman .... Orrville ..... Norwayne .... ....... Loudenville .............. RESERVE BASKETBALL SCORES Millersburg .............. Millersburg ..,........... Millersburg .............. Millersburg .............. Millersburg .............. Millersburg .............. Millersburg .............. 44 Millersburg .............. 42 Millersburg ...,.......... Millersburg .............. 25 Millersburg .............. 25 Millersburg .............. 33 Millersburg .............. 40 Millersburg .............. 26 Millersburg .............. 29 Millersburg .............. 25 Millersburg .............. 38 Millersburg .............. 22 Millersburg .............. 28 Walnut Creek Urichsville .............. Doylestown ............ Dalton .......... Baltic ............ Dennison ................ Dover St. Joe .......... Orrville .................. 40 Shreve .......... Rittman ..... Smithville ...... Strausburg .............. 45 Bug Prairie .............. 37 . Loudenville .............. 47 Sugar Creek ............ 25 Rittman ........ ....... 4 7 Orrville .... Norwayne .......,...... 37 Loudenville .............. 41 Millersburg Millersburg Millersburg .............. 6 Millersburg Millersburg Millersburg Millersburg Millersburg FOOTBALL SCORES Rittman ...... Crestline .... Dalton ......... Bellville ....... Fredericktown Orrville ....... Doylestown . Loudenville TRACK and GOLF Q , t l , ,E I 1 K .ka FIRST ROW, left to right: Charles Sayre, Lee Snyder, Jim Ludman, Charles Rogers, Bob Baker, Richard Anderson, Jim Shonk. SECOND ROW, left to right: Maynard Mohr, Jim Ritchey, Donald Waltman, John Maxwell, Bud DeHass, Dan Harmony. THIRD ROW, left to right: Donald Fry, Bob McDowell, Brent Hall, Martin Fair, Donald Thomas, Wade Troyer, Duane Seese, Gary Tenant. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Ray Van Sickle, Paul Hostetler, David Bird, Kenneth Denk, Wayne McDowell, Kenneth Schie, Donald Smith, Gene Barnhart. Left to right: Junior liggett, Dean Hochstetler, Richard Anderson, lee Snyder, Richard Stauffer. FIRSTROW, left to right: Bill Bigler, Joel Allison, Albert Klotz. SECOND ROW: Charles Vaughn, Carl Young. ,. , FIRST ROW, left to right: Duane Seese, Dan Harmony, Bill Badger. SECOND ROW: Wayne McDowell, Donald Waltman, Kenneth Denk. FIRST ROW, left to right: Harold Mast, Ray Van Sickle, Bob White. SECOND ROW: Gene Barnhart, Russell Bergcon. 48 Intramural Champs, FIRST ROW, left to right: Andy Grassman, Jim Ritchey, Donald Smith, Harold Ackeret. SECOND ROW: Jack Blum, Herb Drushell, Richard Stauffer, Don Fry. FIRST ROW, left to right: Jim Smith, Maynard Mohr, John Buren. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Schie, Bob McDowell, David Bird. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Baker, Dick Duncan, Richard Styer, Bud DeHass, Wade Troyer. SECOND ROW: Richard Huebner, Dean Waltmen, Harold Garver, Larry Yoder. CHEERLEADERS v'd .-R fr yi ' x f. I. Left to right: Jill Blum, Sandra Wachlel, Marlene Shrock, Linda Roberts. As cz result of our good cheerleaders, we feel the school spirit has improved greatly. If the cheerleaders ore os good in the future, cts they have been this year, we feel sure our school spirit will soar even higher. left to right: Tootie Brenner, Mary Beth Patterson, Toni Blum, Gertrude Cline. G.A.. Tse . Q., .1 if J., A' 1 Hrs , A C , Q. . 35- f cv We if r gp 'lb t ,fs 5 . CJ FIRST ROW, loft to right: Jenny Mast, Sandra Wachtel, Gretchen Holtman, linda Miller, Diana McCoy, Sheila Miller, Sharon Menuez, Madeline Mikescll, Evcyln Crandall, Janet Close. SECOND ROW, lrrft to right: Carole High, Alice Fair, Connie Ferguson, Libby Brenner, Sara Palmer, Ann Chadwick, Mary Yoder, The Girls' Athletic Association is open to any girl in high school, lt is a club for girls who are especially interested in gymnasium activities. lt is run on a point basis. The girls receive points for participating in various sports, When they obtain a certain number of points they get a letter. The club also took first place in the Halloween ,K N41 'Q' 3' 1 'Pit S. 9 . f 1 92 si 353 .. Marcia Miller, Sharon Lawhead, Sally Miller, Miss Hansik. THIRD ROW, left to right: Carolyn Close, Lola Hostutler, Audrey Halfhill, Betty Snyder, Mariorie Finley, Jill Blum, Nancy Gray, Marcia De Witt, Donna Mohr, Cindy Maxwell, Alice Shcrburn. Parade for having the best float. ln March, the All Star Game is played. This game is open to the public. The G.A.A. also furnishes the cheerleaders. The club officers are: President, Mary Yoder, Vice President, Sandra Wachtel, Recording Secretary, Nan- cy Gray, Secretary, Marcia De Witt and Treasurer, Connie Ferguson. 4 ,-vu My 'i EEQQAQ , x XN QNV q Q H P ' ncnswffggi ' 6 lk . ,. -bbb , 215. Q 1 f q f' M Q A J Lf:'- :Q rs ,f n A 7 xi Smfus glkpf OW - H ,aa I - e P f . x, lg HCLO k S i if ,,, K' Q Bbflf ' ' 4 . 1, DI? THIS QE Q x. YEAH THHT SO? 3 Hz?2'.'f,f. ' DT on x '1 .pix HFTLSR' EFFQQTS CAL S ' 5 w 'EE A..-n 5 5 S NX X- X TRI-HI-Y Left to right: Marcia Miller, Mary Yoder, Julie Uhl, Betty Lou Patterson, Peggy Estill, Carole High, Mariorie Finley, Gretchen Hoffman, Cholly Atha, Miriam Fry, Marilyn Heinz, Janet Wengard, Marlene Schrock, Betty Snyder, Laurel Martin, Carol Guenther, Sara Palmer, Jenny Mast, Sharon Lawhead, Marcia De Witt, Nancy The Tri-Hi-Y is sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. to which 35 senior, iunior and sophomore girls belong. , They are a very active club. Among some of their proiects some social events were, a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family, a Christmas program, the annual Mother Daughter Tea, the Father-Daughter Banquet, a formal dance and the senior farewell. They also at- Gray, Linda Roberts, Evelyn Crandall, Diana McCoy, Madeline Mikesell, Shirley Arnold, Joan Gindlesburger, Bonnie Boyd, Char- lotte Calhoun, Evelyn Boley, Janet Close, Jill Blum, Sharon Menuez, Sandra Wachtel. tended each church in the community, as a group. In January they played host to a District Meeting along with the Hi-Y. The club officers are, President, Carole High, Vice President, Julie Uhl, Secretary, Gretchen Hoffman and Treasurer, Mariorie Finley. Mrs. Peggy Estill is the advisor. Lett to right: Herbert Drushell, Richard Anderson, John Maxwell, Jack Blum, Walter Regula, Donny Waltman, Bob White, Bill Badger, Dick Stautfer, Jim Ludman, Russ Reed, Bob McDowell, Chuck Groff, Harold Mast, Duane Seese, George Kaiser, Wayne McDowell, Junior The Hi-Y Club of M.H.S. opened the year with 22 old members and on November lst, we initiated l5 new members. The officers were announced at the annual Family Banquet in May, l954. They were, Don Waltman, President, Jack Blum, Vice President, Bill Bager, Secretary, John Maxwell, Treasurer, Bob White, Chaplain, Richard Anderson, Student Senator, and Martin Fair, Sergeant-at-Arms. Liggitt, Duncan Estill, Brent Hall, Jim Gamble, David Bird, Kenny Denk, John Buern, Doug Bernett, Dean Hochstetler, Andy Grossman, Tom Money, Harold Ackeret, Russell Bergoon, Dan Harmony, Sonny Koenig, Gary Tenant, Carl Young. Under the able assistance of Mr. Regula, our ad- visor, we had a wide and varied program consisting of movies, speakers, and discussions. The club visited all of the Churches in Millersburg and the Jewish Synagogue in Wooster, Ohio. Our annual Christmas Dinner Raffle was a success. Our Spring Formal was held on March 18 and went over with a bang. lH.A M Q. L a il FIRST ROW, left to right: Madeline Mikesell, Janice Martin, Evelyn Boley, Charlotte Calhoun, Sandra Cullen, Virginia Ames, Freda Weaver, Dora Giague, Helen Wolgamont, Betty Ackeret, Wilma Porter. SECOND ROW: Nancy Allison, Sue Tawney, Shirley Smith, Jackie There are 34 senior, iunior, sophomore, freshman, and eighth grade girls belonging to the F.H.A. this year. The club participated in painting a window in the Halloween parade. We also took a trip to Columbus to go through the Ohio State University. Root, Marilyn Snyder, Mary Jane Clark, Lucille Bergoon, Maude Mohler, Georgianna Eyler. THIRD ROW: Carol Carnahan, Elizabeth Croskey, Shirley Cline, Audrey Halfhill, Donna Mohr, Louella Clark, Nancy Boley, Stella Bergoon, Barbara Root, Judy Fortune. This year's officers are: President, Virginia Ames, Vice-President, Helen Wolgamot, Secretary, Freda Weaver, Treasurer, Mary Jane Clark, News Reporter, Dora Giague, Historian, Sandra Cullen, Parliamentar- ian, Charlotte Calhoun, Student Senate Representative, Mary Jane Clark. The advisor is Mrs. Kaser. CLAMUSIS CLUB is FIRST ROW, left to right, Kenny Denk, Madeline Mikesell, Sharon Menuez, Marilyn Heinz, Jim Ludman. The Clamosis Club consists of eleven second year Latin students, under the direction of Miss McManis. The club is a member of the Junior Classical League, whose purpose is to hand on the torch of classical I v47 SECOND ROW: Duane Seese, Miss McManis, Bonnie Boyd, Marcia De Witt, Jaan Qindlesberger, George Kaiser. civilization in the modern world. The officers are: President, Sharon Menuez, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Jill Blum. PAPER STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right, Ruth Bernard, Carolyn Close, Joan Gindlesberger, Charlotte Calhoun, Madeline Mikesell. SECOND ROW, left to right: Wilma Porter, Sharon Menuez, Jill Blum, Diana McCoy, Shirley Arnold, Marilyn Heinz, Linda Miller. THIRD ROW, left to right: Kenny Denk, Jim Ludman, Maynard Mohr, Dean Hostutler. The school paper was started in the year of 1952-53 and it has been handed down to the Sophomore class. The name has been changed every year, but the same form has been followed. The paper comes out about every two months. Sophomores on the staff are: Editor, Joan Gindlesberger, Asst. Editor, Charlotte Calhoun, Business Man- ager, Marilyn Heinz, Society Editor and Asst., Shirley Arnold and Diana McCoy, Sports Editor and Asst., Dean Hostutler and Jim Ludman, Artists, Madeline Mikesell and Ruth Bernard, Typists, Wilma Porter, Linda Miller, Jill Blum and Sharon Menuez. STUDENT SENATE 62 9 ie: ug J s face' -Qxlx ,T 33 a. L, The Student Senate is composed of representatives from each class, all clubs and also honorable members from Girl's State and Boy's State. lt is a club in which the students have a chance to voice their opinions and suggestions in governing the school. They work together with the faculty members and therefore create a better understanding between the faculty and the student body. . .X i PROJECTIONISTS v 9 0 Q as t ' XY' Wm 4, f- Q Yi mu .. aw. Their big proiect this past year has been striking for a Student Youth Center to be organized in Millers- burg and to get the community people interested in this program. The officers are: President, Jim Ritchey, Vice Presi- dent, Bill Badger, Secretary-Treasurer, Laurel Martin, and Sergeant of Arms, Richard Anderson. FRONT ROW: Russell Reed. BACK ROW, left to right: Herbert Drushell, Charles Graff, Harold Ackeret, John Buren, Luther Hostetler. There are six boys who are the school's proiectionists. They show movies to all grades during any of their free periods, and are often asked to show movies to the various clubs after school. They are willing to devote their time for this service to the school. W I A ww W EQMM f-fi .fwwffuau M if yfffgj W W5 gk Tiff Wwfw www? W 1 010 ,Ae 6 Umwe, 414:59 - . , 5 MVWF 00 J 669993 uc lg 01,61 ,, . Wav far, 6?bg 4 j L1 P ' 719 Q1 U, is ,'fr Q . v vt ,A 1 .f had 0 gt WK- T 5 io t 6 M35 , K7 ff' lim M. . s X f 'Qiffsiyf-, wx . 'Lv 1 yX I' . 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With umbrellas they went down through the bleachers and were presented to the football players. The queen was crowned at homecoming dance fol- lowing the games. Miss Susan Patterson and Mr. Greg Conrad carried the crown. Music was furnished by Blaine Shivley. is N Zi 1 . . , 5 T A Q, . -'Q s 1 Y K ix, tgwfmsg c sig iis '. 35 fi, , ' W e ' ' ,. , ...Q . 5 is vs, , ln- - - - Bw X his S 23 X' 3 ' f i-if - . ' T -vm -M - - .gf be it X W, W- , . ff i it Q iliac M . -'tm S- -: QQ-X - , -M: - - .i . ' .gf . ' , -my mf . THE JUNIUR CLASS PLAY S by is The iunior class play, January Thaw, was given Nov. 18 and 19 in the Millersburg High School Auditorium. Herbert Gage, a writer from New York City, his wife Marjorie, his daughters Paula, Sara and Barb and their maid, Frieda move into an old farmhouse in Conn. This house was previously occupied by Jonathan and Matilda Rockwood and their son Matt. It was believed that Jonathan and Matilda had died, but the fact of the matter was that they had iust been away on a long trip visiting relatives. The original purpose of the trip was to get their son out of trouble. When Jonathan's family comes back demanding their home, Herbert Gage and his family put up quite a fuss. The house is finally divided into two parts with neither family asso- ciating with the other. However, the Rockwoods knew how to survive a hard winter better than the city bred Gages. When the Gages have no food, electricity or heat, they had to give in and be sociable with the Rockwoods. Jonathan convinces Mariorie that the barn, remodeled, would be a much nicer place for the Gage family to live. So the Gages live in the barn and the Rockwoods in the house, each convinced that the got the better end of the bargain. The enthusiastic response of the audience proved the play a huge success. A X N X Y, Nq W ' xi s !,. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM of 1954 The Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Presbyterian Church at 6:00 P.M. Reverend Hand gave the invocation and Jack Blum, the iunior class president, gave the welcoming address and presented Miss McManis with a gift for her assistance throughout the year. Jim Metzler, senior class president, gave the response and Mr. Almendinger was the toastmaster. At 9:00 P.M. on the evening of May 22, 1954, the members of both classes and their guests danced to the music of Morgan Griffan. As they entered the dance floor, they checked their coats with the Hawaiian hatcheck girls, walked past the flower gardens and were shown to their seats by the native waiters. After the prom, Dick Stauffer entertained with an all night party and Ann Chadwick furnished the breakfast. All those who attended this prom will never forget the tropical atmosphere that was theirs for the evening. .sg - PRINCE 0F PEACE w...,NtY left to right: Wilma Porter, Evelyn Miller, Madeline Mikesell, Carl Young, .lack Blum. The annual Prince of Peace declamation contest was Those entered in the contest were Evelyn Miller, held on November 7 at the Evangelical and Reform Madeline Mikesell, Carl Young and Jack Blum. Church. There were two girls and two boys in this First place went to Carl Young with Evelyn Miller as contest. Mrs. Kagey, the speech teacher, directed it. the alternate. Carl went to the county finals. LIBRARIANS Y' Left lo right: Sheila Miller, Linda Miller, Mary Jane Clark, Virginia Ames, Brent Hall, John Maxwell, Bob Geisinger, Butch Fry, Owen Swartzentruber. There are nine librarians who assist Mr. Swakyus. The library is open for all grades from seven through twelve and there is always a good selection of books available. ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Duncan Estill, Jim Ritchey, Mariorie Finley, Donny Waltman, Jack Blum. SECOND ROW: Betty Snyder, Evelyn Crandall, Carole High, Ann Chadwick, Bill Badger. THIRD ROW: Maude Mohler, Gretchen Hoffman, Betty Lou Patterson, Janet Close, Catherine Lahm FOURTH ROW: John Maxwell, Dick Stauffer. Editor-in-Chief ....... ........... ...... C arole Ann High Assistant Editor .................................... Evelyn Crandall Business Managers ...... Jim Ritchey and Donny Waltman Sales Manager ..,.. ................................. B ill Badger Art Editors ............ ....... D uncan Estill and Janet Close Society Editor ...................................... Mariorie Finley Elementary Editors ...... Betty Snyder and Maude Mohler Photography Editor ......................,......... Ann Chadwick Sports Editors .................... Jack Blum and Dick Stauffer Junior Staff ............ Betty Lou Patterson, John Maxwell, Catherine Lahm, Gretchen Hoffman Faculty Advisor ...................................... Mr. Vogelpohl S .L I . , .4 'm Y , ,ff ,f Z, f ff nf f , N ' 4 X . f V ' 2 W War I f H7 .QQ ' JIM ? Aa! f -li' 17,41 ,X ryfbglf i I' wil J, 1.' w '21 3. 355 Y 5323, Uifgf at 'IQ A023 v QQQ wg, f . 3496 Q. A , 'ii 'f' xl' ,f ll, 1 Inf WI A 4 ' W 4 ,47 -g,.....r J , niefe-:CrE',f f ,li ,u g et' , f 2 4 . Y ci ,,,3-:3,:::. ' 'fs -1-:S -3- -Ff 5, .57 +R. 'f:t5.. K, 67 MARGHING BAND FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom Lea, John Waltman, Barry Moyer, Carol Kieffaber, Joan Gindlesberger, Mary Beth Patterson, Alice Fair, Jim Miraz, Joyce Lahm, Bonnie Shepler, Glenna Grossman, Gary High, Miriam Fry, James Smith. SECOND ROW: Harold Ackeret, Judy Fortune, Shirley Hostettler, Terry Metzler, Wayne Fair, Phillip Ritchey, Catherine Lahm, Jim Miller, Sara almer, Carole High, Sue Fair, Shirley Miller, Sue Tawney, Margarette Keirns, Herbert Drushell. THIRD ROW: Richard Hubner, Bryant Denk, Judy Van Sickle, Judy Joy, Harold Garver, Laurel Martin, Ann Chadwick, Carol Guenther, Dan De Hass, Charles Graff, Sonny Smith, Bonnie Boyd, Donna Coblentz, Toni Blum, Elaine Brenner, John Estill, Nancy Tidball, Douglas Bernett. MAJUREITES The marching band, which is com- posed of 50 members, had a very successful year under the direction of their new teacher, Mr. Robert Culver. They played and performed at every game, home and away, during the football season. They were invited and participated in the band day at Wooster. The band feels that in a few more years of growing and training they will be one of the best in the county. Left to right: Gertrude Cline, Sally Miller, Libby Brenner, Barbara Jacobs, Head Maiorette-Cholly Atha. CONCERT BAND 00 The band is under the direction of Mr. Culver. Concert Band is made up of 48 members. This group learns to play more advanced music. They practice twice a week. They played for the Christmas program twice in assembly. They also put on a Pop Concert in the Spring. JUNIOR BAND C The iunior band is made up of 36 members, They are students who have iust been playing for the past year. In spite of the shortness of time they have been playing, they can play some pretty difficult music. It is our hope that they continue their hard work. GHURUS The mixed chorus is made up of forty members. For the first-time the chorus is limited. Tryouts were given and Mr. Culver made the selection. This way you have a group who have some knowledge of music and more can be accomplished by the group. They participated in the Christmas program put on by the whole school. They sang at the Christmas Eve services. During the spring they put on a Spring Concert. Follow- ing traditions the chorus sang for the Baccalaureate service. Betty Lou Patterson and Carole High accompanied the group this year. MADRIGAL GROUP The Madrigal Group is a very selected group of singers who enioy singing and have some knowledge ot music. There are twelve members in the group. Their music is all unaccompanied. They have two practices a week and the group is under the direction of Mr. Culver. GLASS PIIUPHEDY May 25, 1975 Massillon, Ohio Dear Mr. Almendinger, Here it is twenty years from the day of our graduation. I was sitting here thinking about the good old class of 55 . You surely remember the bagg-mouth class. Remember Jim Ritchey, how crazy all the girls were over him? The last I heard of him, he was in the pen serving a twenty year stretch for bigamy. He iust couldn't make up his mind about the women. Now he's without any. Just goes to show you can't have your cake and eat it too. By the way the warden was Andy Grassman. I remember one day in our senior year I was talking to Bill Badger. He told me he was going to college to learn how to make a million dollars. The other day I was in Columbus shopping and who do you suppose I saw? Yes, you've probably guessed it, Bill. There was an organ grinder on the street with his monkey. I walked up to put some money in the cup. I lust about dropped my lowers because it was Bill. That was a great shock. But, I had a greater shock to come! The monkey was Walter White!!! Then there was Dick Stauffer who wanted to be a doctor. While he was in school he accidently killed a few of his patients. He decided there was more future in being a mortician. This way the harm was already done. Be sure to stop in and see Richard N. Stauffer-your friendly undertaker. One day last week my husband and I were walking along Killbuck Creek enioying the scenery. We glanced down at the sewer and who do you think we saw? Duncan Estill, a sewer rat. Why with all those brains I thought he could do a little better than that. My husband, who is a great lover of basketball, recently attended a game between the Harlem Globetrotters and the Boston Celtics. When he came home and told me that Junior Liggett was the water boy for the Globetrotters I could hardly believe him. Junior wanted to be a basketball coach. Well, in a way it did come true. He is coaching the bucket. As l was going past one of the more prominent establishments in Cleveland I was astonished to see these names in neon lights: Cuddles Close, Amorous Ames, Nice Rice, and Rose La Rose Clark and first in the line were Erwin Swartzentruber, Ike Thomas, lslipped away from the womenl Don Smith and Rodney Frink, who was home on leave. Boy this class sure was a pip. The other day in the Hub there was a very interesting article on the front page. Mrs. Jim Weiss, the former Mariorie Finley, gave birth to quintuplets. There was also another interesting article in the paper about the famous explorer Harold Ackeret. He has iust gotten back from dark Africa bringing his new bride with him, the former Ugh Ugh. Not too long ago, one of my classmates visited me, Cholly Spahr. She, her husband and two children are home after being in Iran for two years. Her husband is in the oil business doing quite well. She told me that she ran into Don Waltman who is a horticulturist in Iran. Another very remarkable thing happened to her. They sailed home on the Queen Sarah and who do you think the captain was? Chuck Groff. Next there is Jack Blum who has a great chicken ranch. I suppose you can recall how he wanted to be a psychologist. Well, he didn't make it. I hear he is practicing without a license on his chickens. A few years back Herb Drushell won the Mr. Universe contest. He was modeling for Maude Mohler, who designs men's coveralls, but I don't know what he's doing now. Another thing l read in the paper was about Sharon Lawhead has a iob at the ice plant driving truck. You should see her hone that big thing around. Carole High is, of all things, a dope addict. Every once in a while I see her walking around the campus here. You can ask Mr. Banks about this because I don't think you knew about it. One day in Adult Living class .lim Hanna told Joe that his one quality in a wife would be that she would have to like the farm. He hunted for a long time and finally found one. You know them thar country girls are hard to find now days. He has a great wheat farm in Kansas. Evelyn Crandall is a great organist. Only last week she started on a world tour. She took Ann Chadwick, who is her personal dress designer, and Don Fry, her agent, with her. Oh, yes, I almost forgot Joel Weber is with her also. He pilots her private plane. Another thing I forgot to tell you is that when Harold Ackeret and his wife Ugh Ugh came home from Arica, Arlene Miller came with them. She is a missionary there. As for me I became a cosmetologist, got married and had my six children. You'd never guess what happened to me-I'm crazier than a loon. lt's not too bad though, they let me out once in a while until the kids get the best of me. I also get to use my training in cosmetology, that is until last week. I got mad at Marcia Miller, my nurse and pulled her hair out while I was fixing it. Now as I sit here in my padded cell picking the padding, and singing OUR ALMA MATER, I think of dear old M.H.S. and wish we were all back there again. Just crazy kids worrying about proms, plays and la'st and least grades. Yours insanely, Betty P.S. You should see Marcia. Boy does she ever look funny walking down the hall with her nurses cap on and no hair. THQ '9 lgymnj GERT Rommv Mm A 456 pi f ' . X . . X: - In 3 RL fiifvzg I' 1' fix U K ESE? 1 gg is fi E -'5 xr' M eff! f , f fgR.sa G, I1 :Sfmt EA RGPV1 i 5 53 --' Q Q - :Q S 1 It fl KH, gms' gi 5:5 .. 5 rg, 4 HOME- s A A A 1 ' is ak. 9' Q A Sk if U 4 XLQxfV f 1 .W hx H., Wi! 6 ki I X fy T9 , I pu . . ,M . S -bwlfa vi i - 5 I3 U LOV 'rf' DJ: NIT! Q , ,, if UPI wry ,W '44 Will: sf if M495 Comphmems of sAsnAN snos. co. , Holmes Countys only Rochester, New York Complete TIRE SHOP jewelers and Stationers to High Schools and Colleges SCHMUCKER 8a MILLER George A. Roth Cleveland, Ohio I 9' DRUSHELL AND MATHIE MARATHON SERVICE STATION Phone 295 W. Jackson Street MILLERSBURG, OHIO MILLERSBURG STORAGE Y INN MAID BRAND BATTER For the finest in pure egg Noodles United Motors Service BRI S AND TRATT N Ivlillersburg, Ohio GG S O Phone I52 Ivlillersburg 76 Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 A ADAMS BANK Best Wishes Class of 55 DOTY MOTOR, INC OLDSMOBILE-BUICK Sales and Service Compliments of MILLERS MEATS Home Dressed Phones lvlbg. 478-A Berlin 3-4431 ALLISON'S ASHLAND SERVICE Wooster Road Millersburg Fi FGSTOFIG Ti FSS Phone 308-R Valvoline Motor Oil Washing and Lubrication Phone 588 N. Clay St Don 6' Duane BRENNERS D E P T . ST O RE Millersburg, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS and Our Best Wishes To Millerslwrg I 955 Graduation Class THIS IS AN INVITATION Prepare for your Future by opening a SAVINGS ACCOUNT Th 'mp tant th g about Saving is to Start THE COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK MILLERSBURG, OHIO Compliments of WHITE FLOWERS When it's flowers say it with ours WE GROW OUR OWN F.T.D. MILLERSBURG, OHIO o Phone 136 Best of Luck BOYD and WURTHMANN Class of ..55,, Groceries, Meats, Lockers RESTAURANT DAIRY BAR RESTAURANT Berlin, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of The Home of Qualify Foods We feature Phone 41 Millersburg, Ohio Qualify at the right price --.in fn M fo fluz, gm pg, 1955 The Briar Hill Stone Company 66 77 olfagrczfzfafatlzfolfw fo fha 64155 of 55 The Flxihle Company Bob And Jims Service SINCLAIR PRODUCTS PHONE: 111 gm! Wahea Fred E. Reed Go. CEM of 55 DRY CLEANWG NURMMVS BAKERY The Besf In Dry Cleaning Since 1921 Millersburg, Ohio Phone 43 H7 W. Jackson St. .-.. Compliments ot THE MILIERSBURG EQUITY EXCHANGE Phone: 73 COMPANY N. Grunt Street MILIERSBURG, OHIO Congratulations class of l955 SEESE SHOE STORE compliments of MILIERSBURG ICE CO. save food with ice Phone 33 Millersburg WEAVER'S WATCH SHOP Atlee A. Weaver WATCHES - CLOCKS sales- repair lvlillersburg, Ohio Congratulations to Class of 115511 MAST WELDING and REPAIR Fred Mast MAST ElECTRlC Frigidaire Refrigerators Ranges-Water Heaters Frigidaire and Maytag Washers Phone 90 Compliments of RAYMOND J. PATTERSON Millersburg, Ohio See The Compliments of Millersburg Hardware Company E. D. NEIKIRK for C O M P A N Y Carpets, Furniture and Appliances 5c and TOC Sl'0re Milzlggjrgoghio L. C. Huston, Manager I. G. A. SUPER STORE A City Supermarket . . . . . . In a Small Town GLEN RODHE, Proprietor . BACOIVBQH 84 DON GENSEMER nav coons, READY to wma W. jackson St. lvlillersburg, Ohio Phone 304 Congratulations to the class of l955 HARRY .IACOB AGENCY Millersburg, Ohio FRED E. REED CO. Dry Cleaning H5 W. jackson St. Phone 423 Millersburg Compliments of QUALITY SHOPPE Olin and Mary Miley INTERIOR DECORATING Phone 209-R Compliments of ISALYS DAIRY PRODUCTS LUNCHEONS-FOUNTAIN Phone I44 lvlillersburg, Ohio WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE George L. Mraz owner Phone l75-S Millersburg, Ohio 0141 CAMVCA 30010 A08 0,98 mf an aim, 2 FRED ROWE CONCRETE PRODUCTS, Phone 240-Y Millersburg, Ohio VL Congratulations to class of 445513 VILLAGE MOTORS Wooster Road-Telephone 174 Millersburg, Ohio Your Friendly Furd Dealer joan Nissel DANCE ACADEMY located in American Legion Post l92 Millersburg Beginner and advanced classes in TAP - BALLET - BATON MILLERSBURG IMPLEMENT CO. Oliver Farm Machinery Homelite and Disston chain saws sales and service Phone 345 Millersburg The HOLMES LIMESTONE CO. Producers of Lime, Road Material and Clay Phone-Berlin 3-4533 THE KILLBUCK SAVINGS BANK Compliments of COMPANY Your Gift Headquarters FRANKLIN'S Phone 34 Killbuck, Ohio 'SH f T H ouse o reasures Member Federal Reserve System Millersburg Ph' 201 as 1 f , he - cwif 5, Ii .1 I . N I :lf s R 'XG ' ' ,EQ ' ,R-.vit , - s--.i ' 45 - -f-L QRS ,- IH! ,xii y i' QX A fo . I : T Satisfaction Since 1884 L A Nl S li-QL F' r ,L-4 I 'Q FREEDUKNDER S BW? A X 1 It Pays to Buy Quality R, C, A, Wooster, Ohio Millersburg, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF RICE-CHADWICK RUBBER COMPANY Extruded Products KI LLBUCK, OHIO Congratulations to the Compliments of CI f 55 METZEERTS l0CKER MAS, FURNITURE CO. SERVICE E. jackson Phone 307 It's june in january with Fresh Frozen Foods Millersburg 87 KILLBUCK ELEVATOR GRAIN suavmon FARM EQUIPMENT KILLBUCK, OHIO BLUE CRYSTAL MINES INC. Main Office Killbuck, Ohio Dealers in DOMESTIC and INDUSTRIAL COAL KILLBUCK, OHIO THE Congratulations Class of U55 Specializing in Plain Dry Goods from III W. jackson St. Millersburg, Ohio visit the CALICO CENTER II3 N. Buckeye St. Wooster, Ohio Millersburg, Ohio Compliments of C. N. YODER LUMBER CO. Top Qualify Native Hardwoacls WE BUY STANDING TIMBER Phone 296-C Millersburg, Ohio HAMMONTREE'S Appliance-Sales G' Service Plumbing-Heating--Electric- Air Conditioning Ohio's Finest Small Town Theater RUSSEll'S THEATER In Millersburg The Best in Pictures While They're New Clean - Comfortable - Air Conditioned Phone 27 l -A Millersbu rg Holfman's Drug Store The Rexall Store Drugs C1 Prescriptions Mail Orders Promptly Filled Compliments of THE FARMER-HUB Holmes County's Home 6' Only Newspaper Published Continuously Since l825 89 SHONK'S DAIRY jf PASTEURIZED SELECTED DAIRY PRODUCTS Ice Cream-Milk-Butter-Buttermilk Cottage Cheese- Sweet Cream Political Advertisement I-UMBER CUMPANY THE BROWNIE Cl.UB R. C. Kagey, Owner Bill Badger Don Waltman A Complete Building Service Dick Stauffer jack Blum Phone 29 Millersburg jim Ritchey COMPLIMENTS OF Nick Amster Dr. L. W. High Estill and Estill Drs. R. T. and R. A. Householder Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Keller Gene and Clenn's Dr. D. j. Weber l. C. Penney Co. Mr. Claude Hale Wayne Cerber Stutzmen Motor Tom and jean Elliott Freda Vaughn M. F. Hunter Marjorie Gaubatz Harry Weiss Walter Archer Barnharts Sohio Service K. 6' K. Ashland Service Al Wengerd Paul jameson jewell Motors Parts Wm. Duncan Nick's Body and Paint Shop Beauty Bar Holmes Tractor Sales Logsdon's Hatchery Dr. L. E. Wolfe AIlegra's Dress Shoppe Clyde Miller Dr. Patterson R. j. Damon Raymond Bird Mr. and Mrs. De Hass 91 Aw jf! 412134 .1 1 5925 Q W ,V ,MJQW , 'QM Q, f ' w3 Q ,if wif l A gk, . ' 2 , '5i59j5iJfyZ5W wfwf? Q ' 'K15? 'ii'fl'?,9.ff3'f 1gv:f .N ' 'p'mv-'45-www - . ., . mf 3:'?w my W . Q ,, H, M -fr F ' 'IW' ff' 7 '-T' r'5'f'-4-Wi' 182'-rf : fk'i 5f5 x Tf'zf?St'7W12 53' iw 43, W, W, . . . I - , -,J --wx - V, ' , '- 1 J '- A - 'N -L:.,'.f-5153 4 Ji?:rfmfg:.f'ff:s-fvmf2:wY-TSW-,.L-Wvw,.,,,,,?m swam -' , A . ' A X ' 1 w'z-af . . ' V ,I Q.: I . - 331 ..14,g,fx59g.:,7,,y?,g33Y'f,1Q5'.f,li V! A K , AV Q 1 7, fb Aw. if fin? 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