Millersburg Military Institute - Sniper Yearbook (Millersburg, KY)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Class of 1975 George Beam....................leaves his keen sense of smell to Randy (Stinky) Sadler. Mike Catron....................leaves his ability to excel in U.S. History to Ellis Bing- ham. Greg Frankel...................leaves his remarkable memory and ability to get things done to Jesse Fulton. Jon Hill.......................leaves his track position (railroad type) to James Willi- ford. Mike Howell....................leaves his ability to leap tall buildings at a single bound to Eugene Wagoner. Bob Krause.....................leaves his leadership qualities to the first Cadet who finds them. Doug McFarlan.................leaves. Keith McWilliams.............. leaves his ability to booby trap doors to Kent Cable. Frank Rosselot.................leaves his skill and finesse with automobiles to Mike Niehaus. Roy Unversaw.................. leaves his close association with Mr. Richie to Eric Moeckel. THE CADET GAZETTE Founded 1893 Free Want Ads Millersburg, Kentucky Saturday, May 18, 2000 MMI Class of 1975 Holds First Reunion by Bertha Butts, Society Editor Graduates from Millersburg Military Institute’s class of 1975 met today for the first time since receiving their diplomas twenty five years ago. This reporter found it quite intriguing to interview the former cadets on the campus of their high school alma mater. The reunion was organized by Robert H. Krause, the class president, who indicated that he had initiated plans for the reunion in 1980, and through perserverance and dili- gence to the task had managed to finalize the details in April of this year. Mr. Krause introduced this reporter to each member of the class and also provided invaluable infor- mation and insight into the careers of his former classmates. It very quickly became ap- parent that the successes of this small group made Horatio Alger look like a pauper. Douglas McFarlan, known to his former classmates as Fat Daddy, has risen in the business world to head his own company, McFarlan's Laundry and Florist Shops. McFar- 14