Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

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772i. Gm With the completion of this year, Mr. Harris V. Bear will have completed twenty-seven years as one of the most capable superintendents ever employed in the Miamisburg Public Schools. Mr. Bear received his Bachelor ot Arts Degree from Otterbein College and then entered Harvard where he acquired his Master of Arts Degree. He has been most cooperative in giv- ing advice to students and he will be remembered tor many years to come by all of us. mi. 1-Ioung Mr. Franklin M. Young is completing his thirteenth year in Miarnisburg High School and his titth as principal. He re- ceived his Bachelor ot Science Degree at Otterbein College and later Went to Ohio State University Where he received his Master of Arts Degree. And if tor no other reason Mr. Young will be remembered by us all for the recommendations and the advising talks that he has given to each and everyone of us at sometime or the other. ..131

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MR. RICHARDS MR. WOODS MR. LUTZ om? c gaucafion Lawrence Richards President larnes R. Good Vice President Raymond A. Woods Transportation Iames R. Good Lon C. Lutz Athletics Clifford A. Gebhart Lon C. Lutz Property Clifford A. Gebhart Iarnes R. Good Ianitors Iesse M. Shaffer Clerk-Treasurer MR. GOOD MR. GEBHART MR. SHAFFER A.- I

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7-lze 0 venfufzous eats HE first part of the great five act play took place five long years ago when the actors entered into the play as little eighth graders. The timee-l937: place-fMiamishurg High School, settingefroorns l2, l3 and 17. The highest point of interest was the literary play entitled The Wise Men . The second part took place one year later when the eighth graders really became members of the high school. They became, what shall We say, a little more sophisticated. They chose as their class officers: Dick Galusha, president: George Butler, vice-president, lane Senseman, secretary-treasurer. A cast of ten presented the one act play, The Perfect Assembly . Class sponsors were Miss Carr and Mr. Klein. High grades for the year were received by Dick Gal- usha, Maxine Starkey, Marlin Heist, and Louis Kerth. The third act and the principals were feeling just a little more important be- cause they were fitting into the Various scenes with greater ease. Class officers Were: Dick Weidner, president, Wells Bridge, vice-president, Phyllis Iung, sec-