Millersburg High School - Spartonian Yearbook (Millersburg, OH)

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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.

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Carole High Virginia Ames Junior Liggeft Cholly Afha Mary Yoder Dick Stauffer Janet Close

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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.