Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

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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.