Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1930 volume:

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Oma Cartwright Advisor ........ ........ . . . Mary E. Grennan Business Business Manager . . Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Typists ........... . . . . Philip Cade . . . . . . Ben Suttman . . . . . James Harlan . . . Ruby Curlis - Ruth Kauffman Advisor ............. Wilbur C. Neff N. S if X sir 755, 'SSA X ? l f njff .-1 'qaff SJ, XFX? All X Y 1,1 I is -. ,zjjjxfw ff nga X A X lf' f Mis: f ff , K GX! I .QV N, J -.X J , I ,f- ii' ff' fl ,R-fi? 4 nfl A Xs f ' 7 V.,- A V+ We ,,,f'9W f Xiksfx X f slr' l A 1- ' X .N ,L 1- .J RX., '- A rx M N ffighglilszfecefiiasfhe 'gg ' mfamffbwg, ohm Xa ' 'JQ5 ' W' 'x QA jggxwiff 51 My F411 W 1 N1 gf N 9 W f ' KV Q W W7 f-5643 ' X' 19,ffff'4'- ' -pf ' Y' K-4? , - --f 5 .fig ZF? X f i if-.S N . wfiims iii' 'a X i -Y ? if' 'LX ,wx THE MIRUS - FOREWORD X You shall see within this Mirus Pictures of the teams and heroes, Of the classes, clubs, and lasses Who have gained high reputation You shall find here represented All our literary labor Not in vain will we have striven If it meets appreciation. C. A. S. X f X f ll XNFXZ X ll' X? X X , 14- lg, 14, la, N by QM X X. f 'f Chl XX I s it e 'fl if aa ,Q H. wwfi f i Y Kp . icky, UXQV -,-357, fyxmgviu, ,' f f i 4 Zee ..i c. K? 1, 'L -- M- -p ,4 ff 'fp ,P D, il- . .,, N M - X, y X Y K W M' 1 ,- z'X im 'Iv , M! Z '2- . '7 ,X X K. M R Ppfjxum ff XX Z N4 f ,:-ye ff W? ,f THE MIRUS DEDICA TION I 4 H To W'ilbur C. Neff fNq e A. B. Miami , f f Principal of M Miamisburg High School if fm , 4 QQ We dedicate this volume of the Mirus. K ,je ' X X -Q! ' ff x 'mf N V W XV X V ' f M , f ul A XX f ' YZ NNW 1 X ,h w f M XXX xqsff !' ,- X, e my MQYJFL QQ5533 A J if J ' 70, N ff! ,Mk -tg'- -1f THE MIRUS SUPT. H. V. BEAR B. A. Otterbein M. A. Harvard Who has been connected with the Miamis- burg Schools for twenty years, fifteen of these years as Superintendent of the Miamisburg and Miami Township schools. I do not know that I could make entirely clear to the outsider the pleasure I have in teaching. I had rather earn my living by teach- ing than in any other way. In my mind, teach- ing is not merely a life Work, a profession, an occupation, a struggleg it is a passion. I love to teach. -VVilliam Lyon Phelps. gym : al l ..',, L. -.2 I 7,1 fliiffilvmllll Illldiilillll l?I?llIfi!WlI 7illIl li l will THE MIRUS - 1 lx Elizabeth B. Christy A. B. Thiel College M. A. Ohio State University Head of History Department. C. Louise Schell Miami University Wittenberg English, Spelling, Penmanship Mary E. Grennan B. A. Oxford College Miami University Chicago University Latin, Mathematics. Katherine E. Brady Miami University Dayton Normal School Wittenberg Geography, English, Hygiene Penmanship. Alfred S. Millard B. S. Miami University Manuel Training, Printing. Franklin MCK. Young B. S. Otterbien Ohio State University Chemistry, Biology Robert H. Erisman B. S. Otterbien .' In N Physics, Business Arithmetic. in ymiwlf E - 'Nz K v l . QQ' .,,, Earl O. Wriglit 'ij' .QQ-. B. E. Akron University ,,z+,ig,,.7 3 Athletic Coach, Civics, V ' Economics. N I, W . QC. . V 1 ,-l ii7v-Jun? i X iz X 10 1 ' fl, l C H , N ,, , if ff FEW NX' 5 'QU .. Miix X53 , if ,P 1 QA 4 L g ' gh-fi xg if - A Q W . 'i o ft :im 13, -f l1 ,, x ' fy - fYsf5Q.ii1sQ1'ig1-ff-Q' K if f2QiV .4-.I a THE MIRUS Florence E. Klaiber B. A. Wittenberg Home Economics Lunch Room. Mary P. Brown B. A. Vassar Chicago University English, Journalism. Harriet Gebhart B. A. Western College History, English. Mary E. Marsh B. A. Miami University Physical Education Girl's Athletic Coach English. Ella G. Carr B. S. Ohio Wesleyan French, Dramatic Art Vocations. Esther M. Gebhart B. A. Heidelberg Chicago University Music, History, Biology. Helen W. Kimmel B. S. Ed. Bliss Business College Baker University Commercial. ll Jessie M. Smith ,QQ B. S. Miami University 7:- Latin, Algebra, Geography. , it ei , l 5 - 1 lg LF . ff' . X! 1 Gai, f 5 V X , . f ll - l 'fgewi 'i . A is l l., 1! i.x,i L- C THE MIRUS Rx X 12 gfxqx x , V f 52 I ul S w i f QQ 1' M'Y,mv'. N W I V 1,1 V - NX' .V V. ' x x-5,-wa K .K .. 'VII' 'Wx , L V f-I' ' QX - X ni V 1 . ,. Vxlvmv-uf H- ' V 232 r umvlm Q x x J' in gy? ' X S f'iiw R : SS s ql 4 - '1 ,-'F A ' ' A ffw fx if ,sei J fuqfx A lgzfflx' I: V , I , o 0 'Q n i ' U yjhx ' fi., v.-X I f W . . ,X 4 , 0 6 Q q Q L fn A x 1,, X' Q - --. WN Q Q-5 qljsgfa I Xvl, 'A gm -5' fig. f X Vi If 'Q , 1 W I ! I X 'I wx 5 ' W5 ' 'WI 35 W -1- r f .-.1. ::2'315725L'K7iEFl5'i'-L'E?FfTf:-Ns:rsm .kull'fggmygiigfzpgg-,vnfggg:.aiqg2gg3g1g5y.yQQ ' lu ' -ca. 54 -. .,, x . A ., , LI. -in wig? L t 'Q 7' y!l '1' 'Hfm 'lg p.2: 1 ,.,,.v , J: 59 , X if? rf - Q? V- H Q 7' M' '- . ,Q 55 0:-,v '-M5315 Y 'fever' ..,4-f,, f-3 :-515: V, :IEE . Q 'mi'-S--: -.32- H xg, ,X I f-.f Q ff .gf , -'A -l rm' Y .-L . , J ,, r ff -: ' fins. ! wi fra. V Wm 'nm ' 62 - '- ea, I D fw K-51..'-ff, -'K , -,u f . 5' 1' l . I.. -if , V, 'tw - 'N N3 -'- N' N H4151 :fix-ua: fm, ,Q.g,, 251 4-Q gjqgqgigg le,-8 ggi, K-' 51 gkjjwiv fx Sh Q 559'-h 6 n w ' 'HSP Q xf 'Q' KX ir I .,5vg9l'!i -S.: fn. THE MIRUS OFFICERS lx Philip S. Cade Class Pres. 4 Honor Soc. Sr. Play, Jr. Play B and W. 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Mirus Staff Clara Marie Weaver Justin Smith Class Sec. and Treas. 4 Class Vice Pres. 4 Sr. Play, Jr. Play Literary Prog. 1, 2, 3, 4 Mirus Staff Honor Soc. Sr. Play, Jr. Play Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Mirus Staff N if lx . ,X ,mx af lillr llc .. r 3 lv 'fm fy.. uv, X l l N P P PM ur P ix 4 ll xx: ff Fwy 'PN ., 'VU .. f QCSQQ P ,, fgq f,x 'l , A -ff l, 65 - lil' M , 2 .ilk v V ,.i1'Zg.,r-in 'K P12117 ' PPA-'WW P THE MIRUS Mary L Allen Girl Reserves 2, 3 Girl s Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Literary Prog. 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 4. Frances Apple Operelta 1, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Gir1's Glee Club 1, 3, 4. Christine Baker Girls Glee Club 2, 3 LaVerne Baker Sr. Play, Jr. Play Mirus Staff Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, 3, 4. Buford Bashford Athletic Honor Soc. Football 2 3, 4 Sr Play Jr. Play Literary Prog. 1, 2, 3, 4. Mildred Berger Literary Prog. 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1 Kool Knights Student Mgr. 4. Frances Cade Honor Soc. Jr. P Debate 3, 4 Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 l lay vi, ,gr , Wilt - ax! ,J o l Q5 A ff X li, all .l. 'ill 15 P 5 X1 it fi J f ' - -f .4 -.iii few- is THE MIRUS lx ffl C Oma Cartwright Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Mirus Staff Jr. Plav, G. R. 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Joe Cohen Basketball 3 Track Mgr. 4 Glee Club 4 Literary Prog. I. William Conover Literary Prog 2. Ruby Curlis Mirus Staff Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Operetta 1, 3 Literary Prog. 4. Lucille Daub Blue and White Staff 2, 3, 4 G. R. 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4, Sec. 3. Charles Dimatteo Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3 Q Joe Doebele 1 Literary Prog. I- Ida May Ebright Glee Club 1, 2 G. R. 4 Sr. Play. fjyflsll X l till.-W all . gag. Q Y J ' My ru-v, lvl- 5 uv. .. .ll V U ! Y N I J If it , 16 Y Ss Qrwrw X N Q x iii-'R M52 fa - - --P -2 'iT : THE MIRUS Thelma Ellis G R 3 4 Treas. 4 French 3 4 Sec. 3 Literary Prog. 3, 4. Dorothy Emert Glee Club 2. 3 G. R. 4 Operetta 3. Berneda Fultz Basketball 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2 3. Marjorie Gaiser Literary Prog. 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Operetta 3. Jeanette Gaiser 2 3 4 Glee Club 2, 3 I1te1'1ry Prog. 4. Arnold Gerrard Basketball 1, 2 Mirus Staff Blue and White 3,4 Literary Prog. 1. James Harlan Sr Play Jr Play Football 1 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 4 Glee Club 3 4. Herman Hiehle Basketball 2, 3, 4 , Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 lo 'xvva Literary Prog. 1, 2, 4. 1 Q.. V 1 fi 7 w 1 7 lb ' XSS., I X lg . Y 'X f 2 - f 1, 42- ' X ' X f xiii lsr, .1 ll - X if . K g li THE MIRUS ll Loretta Hill G. Basketball Mgr. 4 Literary Prog. 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play French Club 3, 4. Ruth Kauffman Mirus Staff G. R. 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Oporetta 3 Literary Prog. 4. Robert Keiser Sr. Play, Jr. Play Basketball 4 Mgr. 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4. John Kinderdine Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Literary 1, 2, 4 Operetta 3. Clara Lambert G. R. 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play French Club 3 Glee Club 2. Mary Manuel Sr. Play Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 G. R. 2, 3, 4, Vice. Pres. 4 Operetta 1, 4 Walter Mears Literary 3, 4. VM A, X Boss Printer 4. 'mmf y Florence Merrill Lrg, M, G. R. 2, 3, 4 K -2 4 X French Club 3, 4. .4 ?l l:x I 'lf A ll f xf Vflvmv 'u f ff - ,.:...,.'il y 'nv N ,, ,X 18 ! , , 5 U S5 f Q X .ti I F. xyw , lliff l lf qw Rr I Q ' 2 , 0 X w il l lb-ig X2 - Q Q' 1 - - . QS ,f - -eg XF, Fi. THE MIRUS Mary Nusz G. R. 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Literary Prog. 1, 2, 4 Operetta 1. Dale Overholser Literary Prog. 4. Constance Ranly Orch. 2, 3, 4 Literary -Prog. 1, 2, 4 G. R. 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4. Robert Ritter Track 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Basketball 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4, Class Pres. 3. Pauline Richards Honor Soc. Debate 3, 4, Blue and White 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play, G. R. 2, 3, 4 Scholastic Team 4. Jennie Saum Glee Club 1, 2, 3 G. R. 2, 3, 4 Blue and White 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 3. Violet Scherrer G. R. 3 Glee Club 1. James Schreiber Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Band 1. l If ,f W r- Al 1 is 19 4 5 I 1' ily' .-.,' X E W rv X Q - NX ,v ss. ' li l ll 4 ' 7 W ' ' r -PZ? 1 Z LRF- --1 ' ' 1 THE MIRUS lx G. R. , Kenneth Schultz Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Drum Major 3, 4 Track Mgr. 4 Literary Prog. 4. Wilhelmina Schwytzer Blue and White 2, 3, 4 G. R. 2, 3, 43 Debate 3, French Club 3, 4 Literary Prog. 1, 2, 3, Mildred Sheets 2 3, 4 Literary 1-rog. 1, 2, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Alberta Simmons 4 Blue and White 2, 3, 4 Literary Prog. 3, 4 Ifrench Club 3, 4 G. R. 2. Carl Spencer Honor Soc. Debate 3, 4 Blue and White 2, 3, 4 Sr. Play, Jr. Play Scholastic Team 4 Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 4. Fred Stock Foo.ball 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Kool Knights Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Sr. Play, Class Pres. 1. Irma Stockslager Farmersville 1 Lewisburg 2, 3 Msbg. 4, Basketball 4 N, 1. 1 G. R. 4. . -' Ben Suttman 'ml f Mirus Staff 'Qi' QQ Blue and Wgliite 4 ,Q 1- :fx X Kool Knig ts ff .4 sr. Play, hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Jil' 1 Class V. Pres. 2, Treas. 47 2 4 , Sec'y.-Treas. 1 7n1w,,. Q u, V, l is gw,1',- ..1w..l l S X 20 x y 4 Q il ggi C 'C' W 5, ly!! 1 Kil l? 1 F57 Kia ' 2,t-fll 1, gl .5r , A E Kidz A 4 4Y'!f1'iS'Vj'7'1W' N I' .... 4-as THE MIRUS Robert Templer Athletic Honor Soc. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Ruth Thomas Glee Club 1, 2, 3. James Wantz Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Uperetta 3 Champ Weaver Literary Program 4. Athletic Honor Soc. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track, 1, 25 Baseball 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Glee Club May Weidle G. R. 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 3 2 , Operetta 2 Literary 4. Florence Weidner Honor Soc. Mirus Staff Sr. Play, Jr. Play Blue and White 2, 3, 4 Kool Knights, G. R. 2, Basketball Mgr. 3. Robert Welsch Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Kool Knights Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Lucille Woods Honor Soc. , G. R. 2, 3 Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4 ll fmt Operetta 3, 4 P- ,.. Literary Prog. 1, 2, 3, 4 , 1 'l Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ly 'l P i 4 -Xxx V 21 - K J if A nv' ER' 4. in viill Law ll is . 1 . x X 1' .nf V ji Q73 I 2 I THE MIRUS CLASS MOTTO-Rowing, not drifting. CLASS COLORS-Green and White. CLASS F LOWER-Carnation. THE COSMOPOLITAN GIRL AND BOY Hair . . . ............ Fred Stock ............. La Verne Baker Eyes . . . .... Bob Keiser .... ...... L ucille Daub Lips . . . . . .Philip Cade .......... Florence Weidner Nose . . . . .Dale Overholser. . . Wilhelmina Schwytzer Chin . . . . .Jud Smith ............. Marjorie Gaiser Walk .... .... S am Borger ..... ....... C larie Weaver Laugh . . . . . .John Kinderdine. . . . . . Christine Baker Voice ........... .... J im Harlan .... .... F rances Apple Good Disposition . . . .... Bennie Suttman. . . . Berneda Fultz Terrible Temper .... .... K enneth Schultz .... . . . Frances Cade Teeth ............ .... C hamp Weaver. .... Oma Wright WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS 1. Prettiest Girl ................................ Mary Manuel 2. Most Handsome Boy .... . . . Justin Smith 3. Most Popular Girl . . . . . Mary Manuel 4. Most Popular Boy . . . . .... Champ Weaver 5. Most Athletic Girl . . . . . Oma Cartwright 6. Most Athletic Boy . . . . . . Champ Weaver .7 Most Ambitious Girl .... .... P auline Richards 8. Most Ambitious Boy . . . ..... Carl Spencer 9. Most Capable Girl . . . . . Frances Cade N 10. Most Capable Boy . . . ....... Philip Cade J 11. Wittiest Girl ....... . Florence Weidner X 12. Wittiest Boy ..... .... s wede Welsch V, fly! N 13. Happiest Girl . Florence Weidner 14. Happiest Boy . . . ......... Swede Welsch Q ff' X 15. Nerviest Girl .................. Clara Marie Weaver .jf 16. Nerviest Boy ................... .. John Kinderdine Wfiiiggllllx . 17. Girl who has done most for School . . . . . Florence Weidner W J 18. Boy who has done most for School . . . ....... Philip Cade A5 X, 19. Ladies' Man .................... . . . Swede Welsch M A? 20. Teachers' Pet . . . . . . . . . . . Carl Spencer ,five l W ii, X 22 CW J ' X g 7 X N - f f . ft 'ein 5.b2..,AihL THE MIRUS N WHAT WILL BE MISSED NEXT YEAR IN Mary Louise Allen Frances Apple ..... Christine Baker -- LaVerne Baker --- Buford Bashford .... Mildred Berger --- Sam Borger .... Frances Cade --- Philip Cade ...... Oma Cartwright -- Joe Cohen ....... William Conover .... Ruby Curlis ...... Lucille Daub ....... Charles Dimatteo --- Joe Doebele ........ Ida Mae Ebright .... 'Ihelma Ellis ..... Dorothy Emert --- Berneda Fultz --- Marjorie Gaiser --- Jeanette Gaiser -- Arnold Gerrard --- James Harlan .... Herman Hiehle --- Loretta Hill ..... Ruth Kauffman --- Robert Keiser .... John Kinderdine - - - Clara Lambert .... Mary Manuel --- Walter Mears --- Florence Merrill -- Mary Nusz ...... Dale Overholser -.-- Constance Ranly --- Pauline Richards --- Jennie Saum .... Violet Scherrer -- James Schreiber ..... Kenneth Schultz ...... Wilhelmina Schwytzer --- Mildred Sheets ..... Alberta Simmons --- Justin Smith .... Carl Spencer ..... Fred Stock ....... Irma Stockslager --- Ben Suttman ..... Robert Templar --- Ruth Thomas .... James Wantz ...... Champ Weaver .... Clara Marie Weaver May Weidle ....... Florence Weidner -- Robert Welsch .... --------------Wisecracks Luc'lle W - - - - -Assistance to Lucile - - - - Voice - - - - Gigg.es - - - -Ability in physics - - - -Excitement he caused - - - -Clicking heels - - - - Ambitiousness - - - - Saucy manner - - - -Dictatorial ability - - - -Athletic powers --- Gimme a dime - - - -Brilliant answers - - - - Typing medals ----G. R. announcements - - - -Smiling face - - - -Cynical demeanor - - - -Ability as a maid - - - -Efficinecy - - - -Demure ways - - - -Sunny disposition - - - - School girl complexion ----Neatness ' -- -..Altitude - - - -Aeronautical genius - - - -Pop-truck - - - - Oh, my hair ! - - - - Business ability -- - -Line of gab - - - ,Attention in classes - - - -Bright face - - - -Friendliness - .. - -Absent-minded expression - - - - Quiet manner - - - -Notes - - - - The Durant - - - -Talk -, - - - Managing ability - - - -Good conduct - - - -Quietness - - - -Ego - - - -Nicknames - - - -Name - - - - Peroxide locks - - - -Studious ways - - - -Money bag - - - -Sedate walk - - - -Cars - - - - Oaklands. Auburn, etc - - - - O.K. Tardy slips - -- -Qu.et ways - - - -Commercial ability - - - -Poker games ----Love C21 for women l, - - - -Men 1 'IJ - - - --Quietness ----Chevy N V.. --------------Music Y J I f l N 1 Aish -x l-2- iw TF? ,- f N-3 J by W, 23 ' 1 . -:- M f ill L 'KS ' ' H NX 1 THE MIRUS V fmfxjnfix N W W, M3 aka. y ,A 'fx M' M A f' Qi? f lu. H X 24 5 , f Lx K N 'X X x we - Qia n' - -,e A w w 15 3mm H L M - ung- .is-N- 'g E NAVY r 'YYY-O 1'Y DLA4 N ,5V.. ?'..-'5 ' 'iv - 2-5-i-Z qi-lv ,mm EEL-i-F -' -,- 1 4 AE' N Y 9'-'b Av:-- N ...- A me AY 'A-1-'65 v i fb, A P v--A x 'WV' my XX X ' v x X Y lg ' P AV , ,A ' +111 -4 F .. xf WNV- . f Q 7, ?z2 A nga--F! 1--'EVA V, ?'f':' ' ! A I 1 1- 5,512 1 K A ' 51. p ' , gi' 53 - .-ii. v --A - ' A v - 4 f-if Q f I Y 'A '59 'A' -In-v Q , TA' 1 ,..., ,. .4 y Y 'D 4 G 'V .1 x X I JUNIORS Pix THE MIRUS JUNIOR CLASS First row, left to right: M. Mason, lfl. Graham, ll. Stevick, M. Longaker, li, Riggs. A. fires-nvvzlfle, l'. Vlovher, Il. Rhodes, C. .l. Berger, ll. ilipple. Second row: V. Purnell. li. Harp. li. liichor. A. Stump, T. llishlvaugh, l. Spencer, IC. XVhecler, lfl, Ric-harris, M. Heitz, M. Simmons, .l. Shade, R. Leis, Il. lieachler. 'ihirrl row: M. Schell, ll. Merrill, F. Eck- hzlrt. L. M. Conover, M. Barry, H. Puff, M. Getter, M. llcphzirt, L. L. Sprigg, lf. Zechmzin, J. XVx-uver, F, Manuel. Fourth row: Miss Carr, L. Stevenson, IC. Frey. M. Ilunrlor, G. lslrvl. li. Mears. ill. Cross. B. Schreiber, C. Kuhn, A. llunkor, XV, NVolf, .l. Kurtz. Mr. Millard. Fifth row: S. Heiser, A. Allen, ll. XYoolery, ll, Hrunk, R. Zimmerman, ll. Hadley NV. Stuck, J. lleis-er. Sixth row: U, Hippert, il. Scherrer, D, Zimmerman, R. Hummel, J, O. Conway, U. Shank, S. Capper, H. Luburgh, F. Albright, E. Moore. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Well, it was this Way--our class commenced things in high school in the year 1927, When we were freshies, as it were. That year was not a series of incredible events, but we did give a party, together with the Sophomores. As Sophomores We did our bit in the athletic line, not to mention scholastics. Following the hoppish custom, We gave a Sophomore Hop. Our literary program will be bourne in mind inasmuch as the leading act was a style show, featured by the modish males. As Juniors We gained admittance to Room 23 with the time honor- ed Seniors under the kindly guidance of Miss Grennan and Mr. Erisman. bgpuhllnjh X However, Miss Carr and Mr. Millard Were our chief pilots as sponsors. ' . WM The Literary Program this year dealt with literature among the foreign ,wt 44 i masses. Our play Blame It On Sandy was a great success. Again jg, we gave a Christmas party! It Was all successful, too. In sports both TU the male and female species shone. We are planning a reception for the Seniors which shall be both X? a fitting and proper ending for the Junior year. if c. z. and L. s. , qi .f hiwiw l W Q X 26 'fi I C X8 IF? I XE W -S R bu -Q f' MQR KAI W L X7 UQL af S i. ii ..4i'?2,,..-L. og ,vV'X V 4 is LL , 4' ii 5r 'Q 9 Q L 9 V V o X ii-1 9 U' f X x i .. 4 qT g.1 D 1J ' WU iid D P li - , il ' ii 1T? v D , y-... 1 A v ?9 , wiyqf Y ', 4' f 9 4 m - X Nui Dano Lk D 4 '53, l g E 4 L V mx A A , fx, V lA - I ix k WY' - A P ty is T N AA ' . f':u-g::1-'-Tlx H4 ' -E Yi X . H ja IAY'XXxw4!NN q PF A: 1. b A 1' 4 ! 4fA4 j-'1 4 '7.'. J' 1 - ' Q xi ' 2 -ls .f ' ww A 'iii-Il ,f VNV an - v -ll! x D 'YW f 0 4 . cob SODHOMORES Ili X THE MIRUS - l l 1 , W- .. ... . S0l'HOM0ll.lGS First row: Mr. Young, IG. Sclierrcr. XV. lim-llcriiiaii, lfl. XVeiclle, ll. Schwytzer, F. Snyder, U. Rice, l'. XV:-idle, I.. Olor, T. lirzuly, XV. Heals, Miss Smith. Second row: V. Vzxflv. I.. Leis. lb, liCilChlLlY', H. Brown, lil. Apple, A. liuilfoyle, li. llicliman, U. Schoonlmr- gm-r. V. llzisp. ld. Ilolvim-tt, U. lim-itz, M. lirehni. ll. Little. Third row: l'. Shzirritts. V. lilly, ll, Kemp. 'l'. NV1-nzel. V. Leis, li. Stnpp. Il. Schell. .l. Zimmernizln. .I. XX'oolery. M. lick, ll. llvnry. M. K4-rns. .l, Murtz, M. Martin. Fourth row: R. XVilson, A. Phillips. J. Good, XV. Sidvnstrklwr, F. lrilry, V. Barr, R. lirscliel, ll, Method, M. Lewis. G. Ellis, 11. Hull. Fifth row: lfl. Hnlier, li. In-is. XV. lforlies, ill. Viceroy, .l. I'l'lIQJ,'h, li. Stine, l'. ilzlrmlilig, G. Tomlin. Il. llnrlley, IG. Miller. ll. .lac-kson. Sixth row' .l. lleluhart. l'. Bayer. L. liashforil. li. Stuinps-, ll. Heist, R. Zohringr, F. H1-ihle, U. Stevens, V. Zinli, R. XYl'ZlVE'l , J. '1'oL-rltniun, ,l'. Light.. 1'. lioyor, XV. Hall. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Hello Folks: Only two more years till we must bid adieu to dear old M. H. S. How we dread it for we all simply love school and all our teachers, even though they are cruel to us. Miss Smith and Mr. Young tried to guide us on the right road. By the way, you know Mr. Young. Well, his chief occupation is not teach- ing biology or chemistry, or being a sponsor for us Sophs. No siree. It's slamming us poor innocent children. That's it. Rex Weaver, Paul Hadley, Jimmy Gebhart, and Charles Stevens were our football men. Rex Weaver, Fred Hiehle, Lester Bashford, Robert Hiatt, and Jim- my Gebhart were our basketball stars, while Harry Jackson, Lester Bashford, Rex Weaver, and Eddie Miller showed us how to play base- ball. H February 28 was a big night . We gave an indoor Chautauqua, 4,272 four shows in one. Four of our professional speakers gave a debate iii and our Well known actors and actresses presented two plays. Then -. Qi? X X too, our Valentine Party went over with a great whoop. f'V7j: :.N , rl' Rex Weaver seems to be the most prominent member of our class ' A this year. He received the cup for being the best representative of the v..,.,,.... athletic gentleman. He has been on the honor roll several times, fp- and so has Dorothy Beachler. H. B. l ly X 28 ,fix l 'T X - all . 5, , M .. f f 14 A'-14' u - fi Def Q. fl' . skid , . .gf'fQ-ff -5-1 b :IA Z F X fix, 3 9 'i 4i 57? ia -A JIS -L' AQQW ' ' :X 'X '- f X , x , f -7 1 Rfb Q AZ' I ,f . ' V fig A 4 ,f X ,ii 5 Q , - 4 f :g-1-Q ai' 'Q , EEE'-1 '-2 4 5 V fir- V 5 iii , unc: in Q 'G -F --T . - o X :I I , P Q-I . X' ,I X ., 1 4' J ' V ' - 4? Y-A' I ' ' y ,t , 7 .ali ' Q .4 A ' F' in!!-' g AQ A f' A . W 6 A ' 'sw if ':?' S N' . X 4 An., fm' FRESHMEN M THE MIRUS - I4'lI.l4lSH MA N CLA SS First row: 0, Iiezichler, IC, Horner, U, Gornall, M. Korn, F. Ilolloman, V. Early. F. lirnwvr, V. lietz, ll. Heil, IG. lleitz. S. Gund. Second row: .I. Leiter, M. NVQ-irllc. ll. Hill. V. Quillen. M. Ilippert. ll. Golvhart, M. Sc-hopler. S. Vrooman, G. Kirk, A. Stroluwli, 'I'. Strfnlxau-k, 0. Hurmill, M. lliclizxrlls, L. Thonihs. Il. Griffin. 'l'hir1l row: R. Munjair, ll. Iiutz, I.. Sabin, I. Stine. .I. Hanley, II. Lively, II. Sharrltts. O. Rzllift, M. Urinkors, I.. Kaisson, M. Schmidt. M. Iloihle. K. Ilippert, II. XVag'nor. Il. Uverhnlzer, V, Szindorson, IC. Ilzirritt, IG. Rozoll, ll. Shade. Fourth row: IC. MfbFlIlI1H'StZ1T, S. Swupc. XV. llzunnmnd, Il. Wheeler. V. Nichol, Il. Carroll, V. Barton, Il. Anderson, I.. Whitozcll, II, Mount. I. Hzirritt, V. Suttmzxn. li. llunker, M. Hughes. ll. Leis. K. Albright, if. Ilzishfrvrd. M. lil. XVOirllc. .I. iles-rl. Fifth row: C. l,2LT'T'2lI'Il0I'L', U. Iiorrlen, IG. James, IZ. Griffin. N. ,loliiis-mi. .I. I'ollm'k, Ii, Whitozoll. 0. Ilarwlin, II. Wolpers, li. Spencer, IF, Ilottiiigc-r, IG. Sr-rfus, Il, I.:-is. I.. Jones, .I. 'I'o:1flvin1-. NY. Saunders. M. Jones. IG. XYOinel. IZ. liI'Zllll'l0Y'J4. Sixth row: Mr. Idrisman. .I. liinizxttoo, .I. Kinflordinc. XY, Froshner, D. May, K. Ilill, Ii. Green. XV. butcher. M. Fortney, Il. lishlvaugh, S. Cohen, I'. Bowman. II, Kuhn, H. Ilnnimonxl, U, Stupp, St. Johns. S. .l'1f'lihl1I'l, N. NVzxp:'nor, .I. KVoluer, F. Lambert. M. Hophzirt. Miss Kimmel. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Speaking of history, little did Columbus realize back in 1492 when he embarked on the great unknown seas that 437 years later, 107 rather green seekers after knowledge would embark on the great seas of learning by entering the Miamisburg High School. Here they were to seek knowledge and attempt to ascertain among other things whether or not their grandmothers were monkeys, Cevolutionarily speakingj. Well, anyway, here we were and here we stayed much to the joy of the upper classmen who needed someone over whom to exercise their authority. They recognized our ability in the line of athletics, when the following received letters after defeating the majority of their op- lllf, ponents: Parramore, Kinderdine, VVolphers, Kuhn, Dimatteo, Whitesel. I7 Mr. Millard helped the class fame by coaching them in a truly success- XB 'Xl ful cage season. ' . fd' AW. Our next noticeable achievement was our Literary Program. We ,,f,:e,.,'i i., entertained the public with a play, debate and other miscellaneous features. The big event of our year was the Freshie Party. Heeter's M5 Orchestra was the dancers' delight while ping pong was played by those ' W who did not dance. F. B. and V. S. YI' - ix HN i i X 30 . r X 7 X - - f wig. ,L 'Q if mx! . .Mtn F ,WZ 5 . Q?-Eziff.- ,.g-fM-+1 - ' - 4, um 1w' ,N : Q 1,5 - 3-: 5.2 :elif ,- jf ' , . ld .ffflxgil I E! f- - N. ' , 431, is . M . .sf :1 iw W Tv- ggi!-,, I Am ' .2 Fi P ,,,,.........fm -'r K ,M- '1 5 - LV. I ,V xx 255' 'Wm Q by , -ff '15, N ,K -- 51- lg QQF55 1 A lf. ' 2 G.. 45 , , ' 'aff' .,P' W. N J ,Lb A '- ff! Va ' 'Vx' 4 4 1 H751 .- ,z . 7 , , s 1 'A I 55- -. '4,-Jlcfvf' -f -I'R.'H:-'Ak-34.5 Q 'Q , ' ' wx f , 1 V ' , 1 I ' - 'A' ' r rfhgfxkj 31-X. ' T, 'w v. ' ' , s V L ' , , A . Q 1 41 ' - My T1 - q,.a ' ' , I -v '. 'f74 .' l A .. 1 X R -S wiss , 'lm' ' A ,ff QL. .fu Aa . l v ,Q I ' ' D. fy . ,' ,, . ly in - 'gd , X iffy?-f f V -' A91 I - ' : 1' wg H+' N . . , . . -223.1 v F H 'le f Q-1 P3 A J' R' . ' f 1. J- . 'Lt ' Hua!! - 1- , A k. livin., N. .:f,h6.1.., f U 'fa mx - '55Mf il'l 7S A - 9x wQif.SXfEn - -sw:m:4:w::'EP2m, v.-f'c5T?a',-ff A dw W we l:.,,,i Q .- F' in V 4,3 52,25 Q 1 1 . . . wean. - UM Y Kyra .J-..L,,, K. . , , ,.,vi.i,,- -a w wx, . ,,. aMa.mm,LniS, - - l -,Hug Yiwl Ll i 1 THE MIRUS - Among the thirty-five athletes to don their gridiron 'togs last fall were nine letter men forming the nucleus around which Coach Wright built a successful team. Earnestly Coach Wright drilled the meager material available to develop a winning team. Many moves and changes were made before he was satisfied. After a poor start, losing to Middletown and Roosevelt on succes- sive week-ends, each by a lone touchdown, wfhich was in itself enough to break the moral of any team, his efforts were rewarded in a 33 to 6 victory over Franklin. Troy was the first Miami Valley League team to face Miamisburg and they defeated the locals 13 to O. Xenia was met on the following Saturday and a 25 to 0 defeat was administered to them. The third trip away from home took the Wrightmen to Sidney where they found themselves well matched and the aggressive Sidney squad held them to a 7 to 7 dead-lock. A jaunt north brought Miamisburg to Piqua, another League foe, the fourth to be encountered in a row. Piqua was primed for the con- flict and the Blue and White was subdued 47 to 0. Oakwood furnished opposition for the next game and in a well played game was beaten 14 to 7. yy pn. Greenville was next on the schedule, the last League battle to be S Hill fought. The game was played at Greenville and the teams were evenly ' matched. Miamisburg finally won 7 to 0 to uphold the standard that fy' W' no Miamisburg team could go down to defeat before a Greenville team. R. In the final game of the season Fairview came, saw, and went home W!? X conquered, by a 13 to 6 score in a Thanksgiving day game made unin- teresting by much fumbling due to the extreme cold. 1' ' THQ' I X N 'H X 'ww X' - .. ' K. , 'A .4f?-Z...-l:- THE MIRUS .L f, O A ,-... ,TL-. v-1E :TW if 'JJ :v-.,: 1:12 fag gg: 1E 2 i2Q W . ......h, .324 V 'N 'sw -Q--3 F5- -rc-Q ...-117 E35 '14.f vE,.. f,-i, .-1? '15-1 12 Sie f-v-'PT T 5 WFS. 'Ti ...jg 2. 7' XS- fffuii 77? 7:7 C.'. ' wg 3:51 -gh Q ., 1 A4110 qaffg Q05 1-1 EFQ 5 655' P. 71 r, H0371 E72 Erf' -M x. .TH -.- be .FQ :'PT Fr EU? if-7 ,13 T ,1:n :S '42 755 35 H,-0 ji: f-.II '15 59 pf .,:, fm '13 QU :Z :'r'b 55 ia H-Q 2, :C pm If' E: , SCH '13 A-'-' I -N WU? - ,,. Hp in' lf. .1- 56 Y V 53 1 Q f s , K , - ls A . . KJ! A: 'IT-' 1-1. f 11 J .1-'aw Z ,tv Y' 1-pls 1 Xt R- x , we I E +f2 ff Q J W 4 SKY 2 ' , iip J' V--- Y- g 15-55, - n-4k THE MIRUS - l4'00'l'IlAliL First row, left to right: U. liztsllforrl, lnitelivr. Fra-slimr, liraxrly, .l:u'ks4m, liiight. Sm-ond row: S. Heist-r, Templer, KT Dinmtteo, U. XVQ-aiver. li. liasliford, Sulnwnilmr-gi-r, liitl.4'1'. KWZIIYIYOT. Third row: J. llvisvr. Ilippvrt, XYhc-vlvr, Ilzullvy, Kurtz, ll. XVQ-zivvr. tlopliurt. Ifoiirth row: Hiehle, llzirlzln. Shank, Kuhn, llzirrlingy .lu lmlzk sp Fifth rum l1ill11lLTt'Y' NL-ff. Stmli-nt Manager Smith, Uozif-h XVrig:ht, l'. XVm-idle, .l. ltimuttc-0. Xenia 0 - M. 25 Piqua 47 - - M. 0 Troy 13 - - M. 0 Oakwood 7 - M. 14 Franklin 6 - - - M. 33 Greenville 0 - - M. 7 Middletown 7 - - M. O Fairview 6 - M. 13 Roosevelt 6 - - - M. 0 Sidney 7 - - M. 7 ix 1 l - X 7fL C SAM CAPPER Sam Capper, for three years right tackle on Miamisburg's football team has been elected to captain the 1930 squad. Capper, who stands one inch under the six- foot mark and weighs 160 pounds, will play at one of the ends next year. He has won letters his last two years at the tackle post. Qlfwwx X 1 iw its - vw, l 'ihl s x 1 ,Q il-:rvltx N ily 'M 7lil'm13iS H- , ll k..,f, .u wvii. ni X f 1 ,jk , t 5' ?, , l mi i, l- .RX E ' K 4 V 1. i x . 34 ,Nc A 25 sfeesswfa -all . L X ' f 'g 'T'f,a41-V - fxferfi. rg- gif:-if ,gf?.?.. J--Q' ' ' ' THE MIR US 'REX' 'kuunuf' 'bHAl'1P f, E711-1' t N Lf NH Fr. A 1 K ' Dx Nl? . . w L 1 , ' . 35 L' 17 Z ,Y I ' - 2 M u .x.RJ f at fx -A ff Ny l?1iii2 gig lx X ,-Ufyjlp 1 Hwy 15, Xf' y Ifklgsx N nr M5 x THE MIRUS fliihu l!ASKl4lT BA LL U30 Y Sl First row, left to right: Rox XVeavor, Charles liimntteo, Champ XV:-avor, .lanws Svliroilwr, Sum Unpm Second row: Herman Heihlo, Ilnlr K iser, Curie-I1 XVI' 5.,ht. Sun Norm-r. Student NIEITIJIKOF, James Kurtz. Roh Templor. BASKETBALL Springboro 11 - Troy 26 - 22 Fairview 12 - Xenia 21 - 20 Farmersville 3 - Sidney 17 - 27 Alumni 18 - - Roosevelt 27 - 22 Middletown 25 Centerville 18 - 22 Greenville 18 - Oakwood 20 - 35 West Carrollton 9 Germantown 16 26 Piqua 14 - - Keiser 22 - - 28 Qfxwx l Q til - n ?59'l M Www- 5 Y 8 1 lx L yf?sl'7' l X 36 ,Vx X Y A X , ng- X ,lp l lxiixxl xg 5 ' '- f f 'i ' ,X , fe ll ' 22 f M m ln i - 4 52:4-Jt'4 .af':'2-,- '::- THE MIRUS IIASKIPYI' HALL llE'1Sl4IIlYE1I TEA Sl F.rst row, lm-ft in right: Haiti. Hiller. lluplmm, S. Ilt-isvr. SL-cond row: lliehli-, Xlniizigxr l!m'g:'i-r. I.. l1:isl1fur4l. Vout-li XYru:'l1l, ti Kuhn. RESERVE TEAM Eight victories with no defeats and champions of the Reserve teams of the Miami Valley League is the story of the Blue and White second team. The reserves launched upon their string of wins by scoring a 17 to 12 triumph over Middletown on January 3. Greenville was the first League team to fall before the locals. Their best was 10 points to the reserve's 17. Xenia Central was outscored ten to one the following week when the reserves hung up their third victory 30 to 3. Piqua's best did not quite equal that of the Blue and VVhite, and they were subdued 24 to 19. Troy was the fourth League rival to meet defeat at the hands of the reserves, being set back by a 24 to 19 score. Miamisburg outscored Sidney 25 to 8 to win their final League game. Roosevelt freshmen were 'walloped the following week 40 to 15 ' and Germantown was defeated 29 to 14 to end the season for the Re- ' serves. L: lj ,, ,xg li if 1 V wg y 4 'i 1 .,- Y V' i 1' 'gc 37 ' 1 I, ' :RJ .v il X 191 M, guy, X l - 1520 M X i j k Q THE MIRUS IBASICIGT BALL - JR.. Ill 'PFAWI First row ,loft to right: .l. llinmttoo, Kinmlercline, lionovan, Purrumor I llx S 0 nl 'zr, Vo vers. Kuhn. Th'rl row: l- rf.,m:1n, Scnsvmzm ,lxlmmc-l, Nl M JI X I1 NVhit.zvl, DLL hi-r, Uouvh Millard, Froshner, lvlilllllf-TPI Noff . VX N JUNIOR HIGH BASKET-BALL Colonel White 10 - Wilbur Wright 13 Colonel WVhite 18 - Kiser Jr. Hi. 15 - Emerson 21- - - Emerson 21 - Roosevelt 10 - M. ,7 Franklin 5 - - M. ix-5 Q Franklin 10 - - M. 34 :ill M K Wilbur Wright 16 - - M. ffTl'if-.fd Roosevelt 10 - - M. VW! Vw' ix t 'l ff' .- ii'-Hitt l il X l ' 1 1 , , fu ' F K A 1 wi F0 X - BU - Q - - - THE MIRUS 'F N IIASICICT IIALL QGIRLHI First row, left to right: Mary Lonsrakcr, Doris Riggs, Mazie Martin, Frances Apple. Si-cnnrl row: Kathryn Hippcrt. Christine Stine. Zola Croair.r. fima l':Lrtwri5.rl1t., lrmn Slockslngcr. I-Zcrnorla Fultz. 'Thirrl row: Mary C. Richards, Rc-tty 1Yilson, Odessa Gornall. tfoncli Mary 141. Marsh. Loretta Hill, Manager. Janet Rm-od, Mary IC. NVQ-idle. On November 11 Coach Marsh issued her first call for basketball. Thirty-four girls reported for first practice. Finally the squad was diminished to seventeen of which four were letter-men. Everyone was treated to a surprise when the team came out of the Springboro game, December 1, with a victorious score of 32 to 22. When the hard-fighting Carlisle sextet journeyed to M. H. S. on December 21 they were defeated 32 to 26. January 4 the customary game between the high school fair ones and the alumni came off with our girls on the small end of the score, 31 to 25. The next week an exciting game with our old rival, West Carroll- ton, was exhibited, the Marshites winning with a score of 21 to 18. The Franklin game was the beginning of a downward run for them, the former winning 13 to 12. A sad tale is to be told of the game with Centerville on February 8. The team was repulsed 28 to 18. On February 21 the Oakwood girls trounced them 26 to 12. Germantown showed some brilliant team work when they downed jewel the M. H. S. sextet 14 to 8. 4 .lli',4lf:fi To end the season in the riht manner our team brought home the M- 1 'Fl' bacon from Kiser, turning in the score 14 to 11. V A 39 e , ls Z X lag idle id ..- lk 1fig-Q' v THE MIRUS I -Tv-Mn-in ,W ,,, , ,,, . ..,,.. ...YH , ,...,..-YTA.Y------Y-v -Y 1 r f 1 ,,. N . 56 11,2 X4 JUST KIDS Vnnm. Xi ' 1 '- - 1-I vxf.. 'Y W +3 X 40 f f H X 'K X N - az Y? , 3 1 ,W , , , E . ,.:- :- aa 5. -Ji ' ' 5 1' if gi' .' 3:5 Zi 1' ,M 4-' 1 x f fl- ' . :HI , , , -- E x ' ff .-357:51 ffl ,, ' ,gi 1 ' ff I . fu -- f-f -. fi 4 my ' ff' ' gtk ':-2 . ?S w,,,4 ' 1: ' - 1? I X-5 ' U' E I .'5g-Af' K, K ' -, ' ' 'I ff' YM. zzyfwqg h - . 'ff HF SW . . ' I '- 141: . j-5 X .6 F I ' - . I ,A 1, 4 V. 1 ' ' ' f- 155- Q5 5-435 ' f . ,, - -H+.wfisSQ 35 f A xi r -Q ' il' bi V' J: 1 V 2 ' wg,-A - 14, f s ff:,.. ' W i' ' . '-I-:sf ' P -f 1 A iw g . ' I X H ' 1' A 1 J -V -'if fi' -1 T5 I-'ff h ' r H 'x ' 'H-fiH. 5- 2 .: 5s5f2l AfA1i'? X! ' '- Lg' f , N Y . . , 6 Ll: ,. ,. , .5 . .V- w,k+h'i1 . -Nr , 5:4 f .- ,L - , LZ zvqjzl ' if ' -. 1 ' 'V . Zn Vi. . ' -fjff f -.J fy V by t . - f . -vw 1 -:qw .' 1 ,-, .7 9 K -1 5, +A. f -. -, .. f . H. ,V . f ' - x' if wifi 'T' K' 7, .... ww ' M- Q b , ... A , In '-Jig' Q ' '- .r-rim:-'-x E ?,5f,,,.,1.,'-'rftf fY.,.,,,, V Le. '. I m v Wai,- g',e,n., W 1 . - - A v , . fyf L , 'S -ww ,3, - 'f. x ,T:nr '5., 1 k fyamf ,w h M W V V vw LQ :Mig id. . ' , . i I .L , il gy. 5,1 I h ' rg fm. Ng- ggi ,mf , - 1 4 13, ,554 2-' ,?3k,v.b ? - ' -i 1 , . fi i'2 ' 1 'm ,, . .- , :wf?w E,'7Pf.:g?I.LW W - Y, . 4. .m.L..' ,LUIQL Pix X ,ll T- l THE MIRUS V.- IIONOII !i0I'll+I'l'Y First row. left to right: l'1lulinc Richards, Lucille XYoorls. Frzinccs Vfzulc, lf'lort-nm' XYc-iclncr, Tliclma lllllis. Second row: Robert Keis-er, Philip Cade, Justin Smith, Curl SI!l'llf'0I'. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY It is the natural ambition of every student sometime during his high school career to become a member of the National Honor Society. Frances Cade, Philip Cade, Thelma Ellis, Robert Keiser, Pauline Richards, Justin Smith, Carl Spencer, Florence Weidner, and Lucile Woods have toiled hard for four long years to attain the honor of rank- ing high in character, scholarship, leadership, and service to the school. Many activities are represented by this group of students, such as musical, literary, commercial, club work, and regular school Work. K V lk These students have often times become discouraged, but each saw Af NU, what the high school diploma meant to them afterwards. Each class is x.--- 'LR A af allowed fifteen per-cent of its members to belong to the Society, and Jlli vhs lj, they are voted in by the faculty. May the following classes strive to- 'T Ward this honor. . , ,ll l l l X 42 1 , , l l X T tl W X N - ,,' i ..l -zffil Ag Q ' ggi!!! V fran- e -sim...-'jr f eg 5'1 '4 2 3 - ,, M THE MIRUS l I DEBATE First row. left to right: Frances Carle, Pauline Richards. XVllhQlTllil'lZl. Schwytzu Second row: Curl Spencer, lilizziheth liichzirrls-, Buford Bashford. DEBATING CLUB Resolved, that trial before a judge or board of judges be substi- tuted for trial before petit jury in the United States was the subject of debate this year. Wilhelmina Schwytzer, Elizabeth Richards, and Frances Cade took the affirmative side of the question, while Buford Bashford, Pauline Richards, and Carl Spencer upheld the negative. The two teams were members of the seventh district of the Ohio State High School Debate League. On December 6 the affirmative team defeated Xenia, and the neg- ative met defeat from Middletown. The affirmative lost the decision against Hamilton on, January 10. The next evening the negative was defeated by Clarksville, later champ- i, ion of the district. -L., In the last debates on February 23 and 24 the negative Won over 07' West Chester, and the affirmative lost to Lockland. 1 M lf. - it ia 43 t l f :Q 19' lx y..fz-': wwf R6 -:FAUX Nik C X it X X ' 'Q . MQ T' 3 i.f 1 Y Y g -1' . THE MIRUS - MIRUS STAFF Front, row, left to right: Oma Cartwright, Ruth Kauffman, Ruby Curlis, Florence Weidner, La Verne Baker, Clara Marie VVeaver, Miss Grennang back row: Ben Suttman, Justin Smith, Arnold Gerrard, Philip Cade, James Harlan, Mr. Neff. MIRUS STAFF Lx The people shown above are responsible for the editing of this X book. They have labored long and diligently and they hope that the .r N N result of their labor, The 1930 Mirus, meets with your approval. , , lz We have decided to give you a picture book because lg M 4 A Among the various pictures That hang on memory's Wall, The ones of the dear old schoolmates Ni Seemeth the best of all. fx IFJ-1' 1aw.. i l l 2 X 44 ,f , I Vx Q 'R X- EA JJ - j :Ss Al , 1 t, .igbfwl THE MIRUS SENIOR PLAY FAST First row. left to right: Ida Mac Elrrifxht, Clara Marie XVeaver, Iierncrla Fultz. La Verne linker. Florence XVcirlner. Mary Manuel. Second row: linlncrt Keiser, Sam liorm-r, Justin Smith, Frorl Stock, Philip Carlo, lion Suttman, James Harlan, Buford Bashford, Curl Spencer. SENIOR PLAY Dick Barrington has fallen in love with a chorus girl, Tot Marvel, who has been invited to the palatial Barrington Mansion to meet Mrs. Barrington, Richard's mother. His Aunt Peggy Carton and her husband, the Rev. William Carton are making a special trip to Rockmere to see the girl. Tot gets in a scrape and fails to arrive. To have someone to introduce as Tot, Dick gets a bookseller, Honor Bright, to take Tot's place for the evening. Late in the evening the real Tot arrives and the fireworks begin. However, she and Dick realize that they really don't love each other. They send for her press agent and lover, Bill Drum. Honor Bright's work now being completed, she prepares to go, but Dick suddenly realizes that he really loves her, and curtain closes on the two lovers making plans for the future. The leads were splendidly carried by Justin Smith and Florence Weidner as Dick and Honor. Comedy relief was furnished by Philip Cade and Berneda Fultz as the Bishop and Mrs. Carton and by James Harlan as Watts, the butler. Mary Manuel played the part of Mrs. Barrington very well. Clara Marie Weaver and Robert Keiser carried the racy parts of Tot and Bill. Buford Bashford, Sam Borger, Ida Mae Ebright, and La Verne Baker were servantsg Fred Stock and Benn Sutt- man were sheriffsg and Carl Spencer was the scholarly Minister. PSC ll Wifi L, l., A 4 xx, 4 3 XM . . . - 45 .1 in 'xl fif ff ff is f THE MIRUS 4 lllllllfl AND VVHITIG S'l'Al l Front row ,left to right: Carl Spencer, Florence XVeicl11er, l'hilip Cade, WVi1h0llTlllliL Schwytzerg second row: Lucille llaulx, Alberta Simmons. Pauline Richards, Jennie Saumg third row: .Izunus 'l'ocfltm:xn, Ron Suttmzui, Arnold 121-rrzirfl, XVzxrner Forbes. BLUE AND WHITE STAFF Ten of the fourteen members of the Blue and White Staff were seniors this year. The Blue and White N.. Philip Cade and Carl Spencer divided the For -M-u-l ,-,. chief work of editing the paper and Pauline DETENTION HALL ABOLISHED!! Richards served as copy reader. Florence m5: ..a'.v..l'ijr---M-HW-M M-f'Mv,1ggfg,wW,,,,, Weidner was feature Writer, VVilhelmina 1'fjj?jQ'jf',l jf:-f31gQf3'?5 '5777 f Schwytzer took care of the editorials. Al- , lhZi:1TVlLFVLN berta Simmons was class news editor, and pvpi ,eq W,:53:p15vgi L Lucille Daub attended to the club news. .4 lzzz-fi-f5jj?fl'Qfff-'- X Arnold Gerrard was sportswriter and Ben yEEE1E2EfEE2EI'v:i'IEfg of ' 'T5,Egf'f 'f Suttman was advertising manager. Jennie iE1EEEiLf .. A X Saum served as business manager of the ...... iff, ...lQi:iiQf'ii35f1: . fi Paper this Year- m...'fQ?1iiffiiif.: Wi, James Toedtman, a sophomore, was is 2 also sportswriter and Warner Forbes, Fred .AI Hiehle, and. Susanne Vrooman, members of in-T553-nj: my,F-5,5gigpfgffgfgmi.......i,,1.,..i. ..i 'M I fxhithilel R X the newswriting class, Were reporters. M121-t5,QfJ,fiQ 3555'5545Lg5551:5.lMyW1 J The Blue and White was included in the ii 144.5 A 1 Activity Fee, greatly increasing the circula- -,,,,.,,A, Ni tion of the paper, which was published bi- jjjf-lfiljjilgif, gm - Mil Weekly. . , .. l A X 46 il A 'Bw X' B VU lmfixxl X -- Q f i' 4 'da My 1. A. i it ir f 'Meg zz- A THE Miagugs I I I I I I I FRIGNCH CLl'li First row, left to right: Alberta Simmons. Pauline Richards, Frances Carle, Loretta Hill, Thelma Ellis, Dorotliy Stevick. Second row: Ifllizabeth Richards. Erma Spencer, Florence Merrill, Constance Ranly, XVilhelrnina Schwytzcr, Laura Lou Sprifrpr. Florence NVQ-idner. Miss Carr. Third row: Don Peiffer, Bob Schreiber, Carl Spencer, Philip Carle. Charles Kuhn, XVilliam Stuck, Bob Templer, Herman Heihle. Le CERCLE FRANCAIS 1929 1930 Pres. . . . ..... Philip Cade V. Pres. . . ....... Don Peiffer V. Pres. . . . . . Milo Martz Pres. . . . ..... . . Wm. Stuck Sec. .... . . Thelma Ellis Sec. . . . . Laura L. Spriggs Treas. ..,........ Carl Spencer Treas. ........ Dorothy Stevick The club has been placed upon an enti.rely new basis this year, be- ing ruled by its new constitution. Meetings were held sur le second Thursday soir de chaque mois. The first one was a party, open to all prospective members. After that only those who passed un certain examen could come. At these meetings, le president spoke mostly en francais, all the minutes of le secretaire are kept and read en francais, and many of the games are played dans cette langue, aussi. A commit- tee pour refreshments et entertainment is appointed each time, but any- one, especially if he feels he won't get enough to eat, may donate any- thing at any time. At Christmas the club sang, Salut Blanche Etoile and Voici Noel en francais at a P. T. A. meeting. All the members have received les noms de French garcons at filles with whom they will correspond. V0 'Maddy ' , 47 XJ Z 'II lil fe Ii U 0' ,fs- g Visekgw ' ' Ig! I , .. fI.. fffQf' .V ffl: in . . Pix X THEgMIRUS - IJRAMATIC ART C'Ll'Il First row: V. Early. G. Isliol, M. Clunfler, 31. lick, H. XVilson. Second row: V. Nieliel, V. Smith, F. llcllemzm, ll. Lois, li. lfunlier, M. Richnrsls. I! Carroll Thir-I row: M. Johnsmi. 15. liimxs. Miss Farr. F. lflckhart. l. Spencer. L. Harp. DRAMATIC ART CLUB This year the Dramatic Art Class, which meets every Wednesday, under the supervision of Miss Carr, was represented by some of the girls in nearly all of the school activities. Betiy Jane Carroll and Betty Wilson represented the class at the Thanksgiving meeting of the P. T. A. where each gave a reading. The flag given at the Junior Literary Program was under the direction, of Irma Spencer. At the Sophomore Literary Program Betty Wilson and Mabel Eck took part. Betty Jane Carroll gave a monologue at the Freshman Literary Program. At the P. T. A. Birthday meeting Virginia Neibel, Florence Belleman, Virginia ,.,'-.ll. l-:M N Early, Virginia Smith, Mary Richards, and Helen Leis gave a Pageant. Ni W7 Our school year was not confined entirely to work, however, for We ss had a Christmas Party to climax the year. At the first of the year in our 'Eglin class We took turns telling short stories. This was to give practice in sg., speaking before an audience. Miss Carr assigned two girls each week to give monologues. Now we are practicing making up for different X? characters in plays. Thus we end a successful year. ii'l ' wiki B. J. C. l X 48 1 ' 11, l j K . Ex-4L K-wi X' x nl .4153--f '51 THE MIRUS COTYIMER CIA L CLUB First row. left to right: Leona M. Conover, Lucille Dauh, Mary Gunflor. Evelyn Fry, Alma Stomp. Second row: Gladys lslmel, Pearl Plochcr, Jane NVoavcr, Flora Eckhart, llclon lilmrlos, Luc-illo Stevenson. Third row: Thelma 1-Ellis, Gordon Ilafllcy, Miss Kimmel. COMMERCIAL CLUB A Commercial Club! Why don't we organize a Commercial Club? There's a French Club, a Dramatic Art Club, A Girl Reserve Club, and many other organizations in the High School. We want a Commercial Club! And so in October in answer to the above cries we called a meeting and organized the first Commercial Club in Miamisburg High School. The fifteen members who compose the club, The Charter Members, as they proudly call themselves, elected the following officers to carry them through their first strenuous year: Gordan Hadley, President: Helen Rhoades, Vice-president: Gladys Isabel, Secretary: Thelma Ellis, Treasurer. , The Constitution framed by the committee, Flora Eckhart, Chair- man, Helen Rhoades, Gladys Isbel, Jane Weaver, Gives as the club purpose: Promote interest in commercial work. The Constitution pro- vides for the admission of members, election of officers and their duties, rules and regulations of attendance, in fact, it provides every- thing a good constitution should provide. The club pins have the letters M. H. S. C. C. which means: Miamis- burg High School Commercial Club. The pins are made of gold. The owl is a dull gold and has in bright gold on its front the letters C. C l .-2 S If fi- l i . Xvklg? 49 ' -Ag , XI 1 In f VS E.: xx if-? - ' W: 'lik K X li il , 1 k i rg E Tian? - THE MIRUS BOYS' l'll0ll ITS First row, left to right: V. Barton, O. Beachler, A. Dunkor, F. Snyder, II. schwxtzcr, li. XVliuolnr. Si-vmirl row: S, Ileisor. XV. Stuck, li, liittc-r, IW. Vciffor. l', Ili-vcIl21'I', S' Burger, IS. Kaiser. Third row: J. Smith, G. Hadley, J. XVZIIIIZ, J. Harlan, li. Suttmun, N. Sm'l1fw11lwr'gor, Hstlwr Hephzlrt. Fourth row: R. Steigw-r, C. Borden, F. Stock, C. XYczlVer. lt. Wulsvli, J. Kindordino, S. Cohen. BOYS' CHORUS The Boys' Chorus, supervised by Miss Esther Gephart, started the year with a roll of twenty-eight members, but this was cut down at the beginning of the second semester by Mr. Millard starting a mechanical drawing class which took fourteen members from the group. The remaining fourteen, not discouraged, decided to help give a tl concertized selection of the opera Carmen. In this cantata they sing tenor, baritone, and bass. Don Pieffer also sings a tenor solo. ,EPMI X During the year the glee club sang at the various Literary Pro- x y? grams. ijzpmf i Several of the boys who played in the band or orchestra alternated W the meeting periods thus doing both. Others are helping in the com- fy munity by singing in their respective church choirs. The group at this time Wishes to mention its appreciation of and thanks to the accompanist, Dorothy Stevick. A ,-,. l- .5 ,....l l i S W ly X 50 'il A X Zi a - '!f? iii- ff L THE MIRUS I- . .. f p a I , GIR LS' G LICIC FLI' ll First row, loft to right: li. Ilunkn-r, M. Kcrns. U. Shzlrritts, IW. Ilipplc, I.. ll. 'I'hnn1:lS. I.. XV4mfls. M. I.. Allen. M. Nusz. 'l'. XVOnzol, G. llzill, II. Little. Sm-cwmll row: I.. In-is, If. Apple. I.. linker, M. Mason, A. tironnwmle, M. Ilnuhvs, .l. Ilanly, IW, Ste-Vick, 0. Pzirtwriglit, II. liiggrs. .I. Shzlclo. M. Schou. Third row: M. L. Ileihle, A. lluilfnylc. A. Hunt, U. Zn-okmzlii. I'. I'lm'livr. I.. I., Siwiggr, .l. XVcz1vvr. F. M, Iiellm-main, I.. Stn-violi. If. Manuel, M. ATQIIIIIOI. Fnurlli row: IC. Apple, ll. Brown, F. lflclihzlrt. Il. Morrill, IC. Ilcckniaui, II. Unrrull, Ii. Ilonry. V. Iinucr. Il. Luis, V. Irlnrly, M. Martin, J. Martz, .I. Zimmerman. Fifth row: IC. Fry, II. Kemp, V. llllry, R. Vrschol. R. Leis, Il. Lively, M. Richards, M. Iira-hm, T. lish- lniuprh, M.. Holter, M, ilu-phnrt, IC. Ilolwinettc. .l. NV:mIory, Miss tlvphurt. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girl's Glee Club, under the leadership of Miss Esther Gephart, is comprised of 68 girls. During the year the girls sang for Literary Programs and various activities. The Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs, ac- companied by the high school orchestra, gave on May 9, the cantata Carmen by Faust. Doris Riggs, Frances Apple, and Don Peiffer had the solos in the cantata. This was the first time a Cantata had been given accompanied by the orchestra and Girls, and Boys' Glee Club. During the year Doris Riggs and Frances Apple sang a duet at the Rotary Club, and Miss Gephart also gave a solo. Some of the girls sang at the Parent Teachers Association meetings and at the debates. The Girls will also sing at Commencement and Baccalaureate Services. if . I ' L .XWILT tu NR 11, UB' F' Y - b --Z 2 F A. 9 y K A N V 51 ' - In f , NX THEpMIpRIlS - ,,.,,. . fm Im lm' i nsl 'n: if-W I-wx' I-U I--a I1 .L lf--. IIA ND First row. left to rislllt: lillsworth Kimmel, Thomas Kocppol, Rulainfl Simmons. Nelson Sinipson. Robert Monjzlr, Roy Hottinpzqor. Sevonfl row: M:11u'ic':- .long-s. Kenneth Schultz. Allan llunlier, Fred Stanscll, Layton XVhitesm-ll, Warner Forbes. Thiral row: lmn Poiffvr, Furl lkirranmrv. llolm Sclireilser. XX'alter Hnellerman. Paul llaver, Thomas ,l!r:uly, llowzirfl llillllllltlllfl. l ourtl'i row: Fred lliohlf-, Nxvllllillll FI'i'Sllll0l'. Charles Kuhn. llomor liuluurgli, llc-rman Nutt. Elmer .I:unes, XYillvur Soiilcnstrlckcr. BAND The Miamisburg High School band under the tutelage of Mr. Stan- ley Lesher has accomplished more in this year than in any previous one. Many new and difficult selections have been mastered. The band played at the football games. The members looked very imposing and dignified in their uniforms while led down the field by the drum major Who proudly swung his stick amid the shouts of the onlook- ers. If the band played Well at the Winning games they played equally well at losing games to give heart to the discouraged players. The members always performed their parts Well. l l N rl 'M ilf The band also played for most of the plays and Lecture Course i. Q numbers. xx! ,145 The important factor of the band's Work came at the band concert fw jlff .Ly li X which was held at the Auditorium school on May 2. At this concert 1, .5 J ,X 1- ll. 1, many beautiful and inspiring pieces were presented for the first time 711' 2 to the public. fl ll X ' 52 t , , T ffl Q57 l K NNN , V5 ,N t W -S l M Q ' l W RA 5- ! -X ff X 'ln Y l ,il lil , l egal c ,gg, 655222-.f---L THE MIRUS 0Rl'lllf1S'l'lI A First row. lofi to right: Alma Stnnip. liurntliy llvzwlilc-r, l'UllSUl!H'0 linnly. l l'1lYH'l'S Undo. l lui'vii1'0 lVt'llll1UT, liucillv XVmnls1, Mario lim-wis. Svvfmrl row: .Izlmos llulwr, Furl Rive. Roy llvttingvr. Fred Stziiisvll. XY:irnvr Forbes. XVaItor Hoollormzln, 'Fhomzls llrzuly, '1'l1ird 1-ow: limi l'oiffvr. Holi Sclirvilwr. Ulmrlvs Kuhn, llermun llivhlv, l+'rv1l llivhlv. Nvillilll' Svidcnstrivlwr. THE HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The High School Orchestra is very fortunate to have as its leader, Mr. Stanley Lesher, who has the distinction of being director of the orchestra at the Victory Theater, Dayton, Ohio. Under his able in- struction the orchestra has so far advanced that they played for the Lyceum Course, the Farmer's Institute, the Senior Play, as well as the Cantata Carmen, which was presented May 9. Nine violins, and three cornets help to make this orchestra a suc- cess. Two saxaphones, three clarinets, and the solitary base-violin, a drum, and piano contribute their share. These willing musicians practice every Wednesday morning and with the instruction of their capable leader prepare for coming recitals. A few new members have joined this year and are very welcome as will be any others who may wish to join in the future. This organization will suffer greatly at the loss of five members by graduation. The orchestra is always willing and ready to play whenever called upon and deserves to be appreciated for its service xx, X MMT O -1- T rf? il Yrxyz Lf 'll Q YT? l -5 . ll 7 o.R. ' y 53 H , if A ga g,- gi f N li X THE MIRUS .- 1 -1 1 . X , i HI-Y First row. loft to rigsfhti .I. 'll1lL'flllll2lIl, .l. llophzirt. .l. Kurtz, U. llimnttvo, U. Hoyt-r. U. NV0i1l!v. NV. Fnrlws. SQ-voml row: C. Shank. .l. XV:intz, .l. Schreiber, .I. Carle, U. Spa-nccr. 'l'. l!l'ZlIlj'. Third row: S. llc-isvr, I . lleihlo. F. Kuhn, R. liittvr. ll. Te-mpler. I . Stock. li, Kviscr, S. llorgrur, l'. l30vvi1p,'c1'. Fourth row: J. Smith. R. Zimmvrnmn, S. fl1lllUt'l', ll. XxYl'lS4'll, KT. Wvzwvr, li. Slllllllilll, Mr. l'lI'lSl'ilElll, HI-Y 1929-30 1930-31 Pres. .... .......... R . Keiser Pres. ................ C. Kuhn V. Pres. ... ...C. Weaver V. Pres. .. ..... J. Kurtz Sec'y. . . . . . . . C. Spencer Sec'y. ........... . J. Toedtman Treas. ............... J. Kurtz Treas. ............. G. Hadley On April 14, 1930 the club held the last meeting of a very success- ful year. With the very fine support of Mr. Erisman, Hi-Y sponsor for almost all last year, this year, and probably next year, the club has enjoyed many good times together. A hot-dog roast at the scout cabin and sev- eral swims at the new Y. M. C. A. at Dayton were thoroughly enjoyed by P N everyone who took part. .X ilflfl, Besides the outside good times, the club has had some serious dis- Wi, cussions at its regular meetings at the High School. These discussions Hg 985' y are usually led by some member who chooses his material from several Hi-Y manuals on such topics. ,Tir The annual Football Banquet was sponsored by the Hi-Y again W , 'lf this year. Floyd Stahl, Stiver's coach, served as principal speaker and Xi Bert Keiser as toastmaster. As has been the usual custom, letters were Ni 'V KI' l given out by Coach Wright to those football men who earned them. 'i ll ' X l ' 2 54 W WW X X ow . Q 'W - - - 1. WZ .QSDQNJ-A ' .. THE MIRUS GIRL IIICSERYES First row. left to right: M. Stupp, L. lmulw. I . Merrill, l'. Richards, U. Rzlnly, Miss Smith, F. ixllllll. M. Nusz. ll. 'ltlimlesg ll. HU2lClll0I'. .l. ,Vl1l!'mZ. M. Idvk, Sc-vuiifl row: IC. XYhem-lor, 'l'. lillis. ll. Riggs, M. Kcrns. M. Gunrlcr, G. lslvel, ll. Stevick, M. Ilnrry. 0. Fart- wrighl. ll. XVilson. M. Mzlrtin. K. lleckman. Third row: IG. liivhzirfls, Z. 1'I'L'2l!fl'. U. llcrga-r, C. linker. ll. limvrt. R. Kauffman, F. Apple. l. Stoelcslapxer, ll. Kemp. Fourth row: T. lllshlmallgli, M. Longnker, F. XVeidner, M. Manuel, M. Burger. M. Sheets, XV. Svliwytzvr. ll. Drown, li. Apple, .l. Saum. G. Ellis. Fifth row: li. Fultz, M. lirehm, .l. Gaiiscr, P. Lambert. J. XVo:1ver, V. Ikocher, L. Sprigg, L. Stevenson. GIRL RESERVES President ...... ................. . . Lucille Daub Vice President . . . . . Mary Manuels Secretary ..... . . Constance Ranly Treasurer ............................ Thelma Ellis Due to the great demand for something new and different the Girl Reserves were extremely modern in finding something interesting for the members. To excite greater interest the girls tried a modern hay ride followed by cheese and bacon sandwiches, along with apples, mingled With songs and pep. Miss Smith and Mrs. Neff went in partnership to sponsor the group. With sixty members the club staged a magazine campaign during December. The yearly custom of giving the poor children a Christmas Party in the Gym was continued again this year. During March and April the club sold candy, cakes, potted and cut flowers at The Star Cleaners. In addition to this the girls took orders for Easter flowers at Easter time. Several very interesting discussions were held by the club in the form of a Question Box. All questions considered were discussed among the members to help each girl solve any problem which confronted her. The Girl Reserves also held an impressive candle-light ceremony at the Day of Prayer Service held at the Reformed Church l 1 TTT? , - lli' i ,r. . nj l lb 2-K , J X'-is, ,a' J 2 u ' .161 eg u 0 l 55 ' ' 'Kg C 1 rn ' ,gli -, ,, . : -. X p y. XM A X 'i'l - 'G I 'cc-' - N i S3-3 THE MIRUS ' N ll t N Mary Louise Allen - - - ....... - - - - Frances Apple .... - - - LaVerne Baker --- Christine Baker --- Buford Bashford --- --- Mildred Berger --- --- Sam Borger ...... Frances Cade --- Philip Cade ...... Oma Cartwright --- Joe Cohen ........ William Conover --- Ruby Curlis ...... Lucille Daub ...... Charles Dimatteo -- Joe Doebele ...... Ida Mae Ebright --- Thelma Ellis ..... Dorothy Emert --- Berneda Fultz .... Marjorie Gaiser --- Jeanette Gaiser .... Arnold Gerrard --- James Harlan .... Herman Hiehle --- Loretta Hill .... Ruth Kauffman --- Robert Keiser ---- John Kinderdine -- Clara Lambert --- Mary Manuel --- Walter Mears .... Florence Merrill --- Mary Nusz ........ Dale Overholser --- Constance Ranly --- Pauline Richards --- Robert Ritter .... PROPHECY, 1930 Personal secretary to L. Woods Opera singer Proof reader for Literary Digest Stenographer Commercial artist for Metropolitan Chief cook and bottle washer for Zim Photographer of Paris Nights W. C. T. U. President Chief chemist for General Motors - - -Successor to Girls' Coach - - -Proprietor of Clothing Store - - -Scientific farmer - - -Typist - - -G. R. Secretary - - -Fruit dealer - - -Critic on New York Sun - - -Mrs. Nathan Sorrel - - -Efficiency expert - - ..Four-H Club President - - -Book saleslady -- -Mannequin - - -Dressmaker ---B. B. Referee - - -Aviator - - -Pop dealer - - -Nurse - - -Public Sten ographer - - -Edi tor of Paris Nights - - -Oakland-Pontiac dealer ---In business with Jeanette ---Superintendent of Christ Hospital - - -Farmer - - -D1et1c1an ---Proprietrix of Sweete Shoppe - - -Owner of Grocery ---Y. W. C. A. Secretary ---Cathedral architect - - -School building contractor Jennie Saum --- ---Bookkeeper Violet Scherrer --- ---Dressmaker James Schreiber ----- ---Politician Kenneth Schultz ------ - - -Aviator Wilhelmina Schwytzer - - - - - -Nurse Mildred Sheets ------- - - -Nurse Alberta Simmons --- Jutsin Smith --.--- Carl Spencer ------ Irma Stockslager -- Fred Stock ------ Ben Suttman .---- Robert Templar --- Ruth Thomas ---- - - -A housewife - - -Famous chemist ---Prof. of English Lit. - - -Nurse - - -Glorified Globe Trotter - - - Traveling salesman Extraordinary ---Coach of Football - - -Private secretary -- -Salesman at Lackner's ---Coach at Notre Dame - - -Professional shopper - - -Head Nurse - - -Partner with Bob Ritter ---Second Selina Royle With Victor Recording Orchestra . r 1 ' James Wantz ----- 1 E. 4' i Champ Weaver ------ .-, if Clara Marie Weaver al May Weidle -----. -- ffjlgll iw X Robert Welsch ------- WHEN ' Florence Weidner ---- d,l?.w' Lucille Woods .-,. I? k A' mil. ll ' ' i i ii X 56 , K X W Y' N - f Vlih. , , Qi - 1 l lkbvff, lbgfg - f . Z2lL' i ! ff - l .N .a-'.i'?2--Q-1 ' THE MIRUS KAUFMAN'S COURTESY CONSIDERATION CONVENIENCE YOU PAY LESS AT KAUFMAN'S HOFFMAN'S SWEET SHOPPE Highest Qualities Fountain Service -'NINQIN You are welcome to dance at all times. 57 THE MIRUS Congratulations to the Class of 1930 CHAPMAN'S PET SHOP SHOE REPAIRING 70 South Main ED. CHAPMAN, Prop. Congratulations to the Class of 1930 CHAS. H. HALL THE WISE MOTORIST IS GRADUATING , -To- GENERAL CORD TIRES They Gola Long Way To Make Friends THE C. L. DENISTON CO. 58 THE MIRUS f N Howard Knoll Studio Photographs Live Forever Jxfhgfx Garfield 2726 608 Canby Building 137 S. Main street, Dayton, Ohio. Dear Graduate, Now that you are leaving good old Alma Mater, you are beginning to peer eagerly into the future. Five, ten years from now, life will become a business, living an oc- cupation, and you will have made your mark in the world. Then recollections of school friendships and school mem- ories Will begin to crowd upon you. In those happy moments of retrospection, you will go to a place of keeping for treasured pieces, and bring forth a bit of verse, a fragment of an old school song, your class picture. Then, and only then, will you realize how those priceless possessions hold forever captive the joyous spirit of those never-to-be-forgotten school days of Life's morning. An,d, my dear graduate, it is my only wish that to those mementos, you add just one fleeting thought of your ever loyal and constant friend, 5-23-30. .2546 K J 59 THE MIRUS To Look Well is to Succeed Experienced Operators and Modern Equipment assure you of the Best Service VANITY BEAUTY SHOP MRS. RUTH KORN, Prop. Let us compliment the class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty SUTTMAN'S STAR CITY HARDWARE 81 SEED STORE STORE OF SERVICE PAINTS, GLASS, BRUSHES, SPORTING GOODS, STOVES, RANGES, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, TOOLS, CULTERY PHONE 90-W 12 S. Main St. MIAMISBURG, OHIO 60 THE MIRUS BEST WISHES OF SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '30 E. w. URSCHEL SHOES 22 N. MAIN ST. SHOE REPAIRING See us for the Latest Styles in footwear WE CARRY A FINE LINE f - N EVERY GRADUATE AND PARENT Should See Our Special Assortment of Gruen - Elgin - Hamilton - Bulova Wrist Watches and Diamonds CHAS. ZECHMAN CON SISTAN T With Quality and Good Service Our Prices Are the Lowest A. L. SILBERMAN Cut Rate Druggist 61 THE MIRUS We Wish Success to the Class of 1930 THE WHITE VILLA STORE HAMILTON'S FOOD MARKET FLOWER and GARDEN SEEDS SPORTING GOODS STOVES -- KITCHENWARE 9i2EW?NQ5PX'iRE0C9r 23 E. Central Ave. Better Plumbing for Better Homes A. E. BAUER FOR SERVICE, CALL US PHONE 301-W 36 N. MAIN ST MIAMISBURG, O 62 THE MIRUS COMPLIMENTS CLASS 0F 1930 Mayer-Allen FORD SALES LIGHTCAP BROS. CHOICE AND FANCY MEATS - Quality First- EAST SIDE MEAT MARKET -We Deliver- 429 E. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 3s3.w G R E G G ' S RESTAURANT and CONFECTIONERY SMOKERY Goons ICE CREAM HOME COOKING cor. Central Ave. and Fourth sf. Miamisburg, Ohio 63' THE MIRUS We wish To Congratulate the Senior Class of 1930 LOUIS COHEN GEN TS' FURNISHINGS LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR SHOES WHEN YOUR SWEET TOOTH CALLS FOR CANDY YOUR WISDOM TOOTH IS SHOUTING FOR MAUD MULLER CHOCOLATES You'll be wise if you litsen. Maud Muller candies are mc-st appropriate for every dy ion. We receive them fresh almost daily from the factory. occas Our new electricially refrigerated soda fountain enables us t erve the best in refreshing drinks and ice cream delicacies. DUDE'S CHOCOLATE SHOPPE 64 SOUTH MAIN ST. THE BUEHNERS 24 E. CENTRAL AVE. Shoes for the Whole F a.mily 64 THE MIRUS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES of 1930 JOHN BROUGH CO. At this time we wish to compliment the Class of 1930 MAYER MEAT Co. ROST'S BAKERY COR. MAIN AND CENTRAL MIAMISBURG, OHIO The Best in Baked Good 65 THE MIRUS Let us Congratulate the Class of 1930 ROMAYNE'S SHOP TAXI 393 GEPHART BRUS. TIRE AND BATTERY STATION 37 s. FIRST s'r. MIAMISBURG, ox-no We Wish Su ccess to the Class of 1930 STAR CITY BOTTLING CO. 66 THE MIRUS DAFLER MOTOR CO. WISHES SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1930 PONTIAC and OAKLAND SERVICE AND sALEs Congratulations to the Class of 1930 THE PLAZA BARBER SHOP 45 South Main St. PETE HILL, Prop YOU'LL NEED THESE IN THE FUTURE BANKER- FRIEND- COUNSELOR- YOU'LL FIND THEM ALL HERE-READY AND WILLING TO SERVE YOU. The Farmers Sz Merchants Bank MIAMISBURG, OHIO 67 THE MIRUS Best Wishes tothe Success of the Class of '30 GRUVER'S GRUCERY CARL E. coma, Prop. IW , C1116 f1 s 'fi A 'vuw' st 'f .X i'l5.LfEAL,LlLRQ5rwEL and RESTAURANT MIAMISBURG . 0.-HQ . PURE WHOLESOME FOOD SCIENTIFICALLY AND TASTEFULLY PREPARED IS OUR SPECIALTY K J FOREST RITTER BR1cK-LAYER and CONTRACTOR PHONE 390 439 S. MAIN STREET Our Motto: Quality First, Last, and Always. 68 THE MIRUS f' N Congratulations to the class of 1 9 3 o BEN ZINK PUBLIC SQUARE Everything in Choice Meats FRESH and DRESSED POULTRY k ' J Congratulations to class of 1930 State Automobile Mutual Insurance Co. F. N. MAN N ING Dist. Mgr. K J WHlTE'S 5--100 T0 51.00 STORE We want everyone to know that we have the buying power of 1000 stores. How? Because we hold member- ship in the Consolidated Merchants Syndicate, New York City, where the listing of merchandise for buying is done for 1000 independent merchants. TRY WHITE'S FIRST 69 THE MIRUS It Pays to Look Well! SANITARY BARBER SHOP 15 S. MAIN ST. M. R. Kerrick, Prop. JOHN SUTTMAN LOUIS SUTTMAN Star Cleaners and Dyers WE CLEAN OR DYE ANYTHING FROM A RUG TO A RIBBON 34 S. MAIN ST. PHONE 294 J BEST WISHES to the Success of the Class of 1930 SIMMON'S VARIETY STORE 70 THE MIRUS COMPLIMENTS Class of 1930 A E ATABLE G OODS DAILY , , UTCHER , BUYING QUALITY . P ' 5533 I Insures Best A7 Results lllh -....- nlllll Graham Motor Cars ERA!-IAM PaigeBCor:merjial Cars -l L2 if osc R ' A GoodyearaTl:Zs l Pennsylvania Tires 494 SERVICE GARAGE Phone 494 Miamisburg, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1930 THE 1. G. A. STORE BILL'S GROCERY PHONE 22 48 N. MAIN STREET 71 THE MIRUS LACKNER CHEVRGLET C 0 M P A N Y SALES SERVICE PHONE 433-w 22 EAST CENTRAL AVE. MIAMI RESTAURANT Every Bite--Just Right! ANN SCHLENKER PHONE 406 COR. MAIN and LINDEN Groceries and General Merchandise Phone 256-J 68 S. Main St. MIAMISBURG, OHIO 72 THE MIRUS Congratulations to the Class of '50 OTTO BETZ ThE BEST IN SHOE REPAIRING COMPLIMEN TS OF THE THE MUTUAL BUILDING 81 LOAN C0 L PLAZA THEATER Best in Photoplays Always a Good Show. Weaver Brothers, Props. 3 THE MIRUS W 1 GEBHART ,Q 3 AND HIS LITTLE PLUMBERS G -A THE CLASS OF 1930 I AND WISHES EVERY MEMBER A FUTURE PLUMB FULL OF SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS W. I. GEBHART, PLUMBING 11 SOUTH FIRST ST. EXTEND BEST WISHES T0 ..a.. ..c- Qednfu 4? 1? Y Q . Y SIXES AND EIGHTS Plymouth SALES AND SERVICE FOX BROS. GARAGE To the class of 1930 WE OFFER OUR CONGRATULATIONS - and - BEST WISHES FOR A BRIGHT AND PROSPEROUS FUTURE GEBHART 8z SCHMIDT 74 THE MIRUS RIVERVIEW GARAGE WHIPPET WILLYS-SIX WILLYS-KNIGHT SALES AND SERVICE WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF CARS TIRES TUBES ACCESSORIES GASOLINE OIL 28 E. LINDEN AVE. PHONE 340 MIAMISBURG, OHIO COMPLIMEN TS to the class of 1930 McKNIGHT Kr SCHMIDT GENERAL INSURANCE VICTOR and PHILCO v Aw w J, A 1'4gffN15 RADIO im, All Mmm g FRY sl SUN Wg HARDWARE C' E N A Q W Electrolux, Stoves, Seed, Washers 3 i 75 THE MIRUS C . N College Grade Courses--- Business Administration, Higher Accountancy Secretarial Science. Shorter Business Courses Accountancy, Stenography, Stenotypy, Combined, Private Secretary Call or write for descriptive catalog. Miami-Jacobs College SECOND and LUDLOW W. E. HARBOTTLE, Pre Chartered by the State to Confer Degrees. DAYTON, OHIO. L J Wishing the Class of 1930 Everything that is Good THE GROVE 8: WEBER C0. Call Our Number for Good Lumber 16 Since 1882 76 THE MIRUS FoR THE GRADUATE A Conklin Pen Set Perpetually Guaranteed. Leather Bill Folds, Bags, Purses, Trunks Stationery, Novelties - at - ,ANDREWS iillletrnpnlitan iflife Zlnzuranrr Glnmpang Incorporated by the State of New York Not Best Because It Is the Biggest But Biggest Because lt Is the Best RALPH MANNING, Agent f N STUDYBAKER SALES CO. Studebaker Cars Batteries - Lubricating General Repairing PHONE 88 MIAMISBURG, OHIO 77 THE MIRUS THE MIAMI FOUNDRY COMPANY GREY IRON CASTINGS 78 THE MIRUS f f N IT'S A KN OCK-OUT! That's what we think of the Annual -EA this year. We doff our hat to the members of the Senior class whose privilege it has been to serve on the Annual staff. We have enjoyed working with them and have tried to do our part in mak- ing the book an attractive and inter- e - 5 I N! fb I ,449 '11 , iw R X A esting' one. THE MIAMISBURG NEWS Y J f N THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MIAMISBURG, OHIO Capital Stock ...... .... S 100,000.00 Surplus and Profits . . . . . . 122,000.00 Business Established Sixty-four Years. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. K J 79 THE MIRUS DU PONT PAINT INSIDE OUTSIDE ALL AROUND THE HOUSE THE BEACHLER STORE PHONE 276 54 SOUTH MAIN ST Congratulations to the Class of 1930 DICK BAKER'S I. G. A. GROCERY THIRD AND LOCK BRITTON,S PHARMACY your Neighborhood Druggist. Prescriptions a Specialty 80 THE MIRUS TO BE SUCCESSFUL PRODUCE MORE SPEND WISELY SAVE CONSTANTLY INVEST SAFELY AT 670 WITH The Miamisburg Building 8: Loan Association SCHIEBLE MERE: FLORIST Congratulations to the class of 1930 THE KUHN IMPLEMENT C0 3 Stores for Service 3 81 THE MIRUS BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY MANUFACTURERS -oF- CLASS RINGS, PINS, MEDALS AND ENGRAVED COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS l - OFFICIAL - JEWELERS and STATIONERS TO THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED T1-IIRTY , . ..l..-.i G. O. 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