Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

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THE MIRUS First row: J. Reed, M. Johnson, M. Richards, M. Martin, li. NYheclcr, ll. Stcviclc. L. Sabin, ll. Shade, A. tluilfoyle, ll. Benchler, H. Rhodes, P. Zeehlnan. Second row: .l. Rainly. B. l'arroll, V. Nil-bel, li. Spencer. E. Richards, ll. Kemp, IE. llunkcr, U. Shzlrritts, 11. Sharritts, M. Baver, F. Browers. Third row: M. Eck, K. Suttnmn. H. Leis. V. Smith, V. lizirly, E. lloerner, K. Hippert, M. lliehlc, IC. Garrett, 11. ldllis, M. Artinger, M. Lively. Fourth row: V. .I. Herger, T. Eshbaiigh. M. Harry. IC. Heclcninn, M. Hughes, ll. XVilson. ll. lirown, IC. Apple, lv. lienchler, Il. Lutz, J. Martz. Fifth row: G. Isbel, M. Wunder, M. Stupp, Z. Ureugur. IH. Riggs. M. Ilongalcer, I.. Sprigg, l'. Ploclier. ll. Stevenson. I-'. Manuel. .I. xV02lVE'I', M. Brehm. GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves chose The Rainbow for its theme this year because it covers so many things, and so anything could be on the pro- grams. To get new girls interested in the club, a kid party was given in the gym. We had two sponsors this years, Miss H. Gephart and Miss Allen. There were about sixty members in the club. The officers were D. Riggs, Presidentg A. Guilfoyle, Vice Presidentg E. Wheeler, Secretaryg and F. Manuel, Treasurer. Some of the girls attended the Rally at Farmersville where there was a very interesting program, and some also attended the Rally in the Spring. The custom of having a Christmas party for the poor children of the school was continued this year. The surplus of gifts and candy was donated to the Firemen's Fund. The Way of Life, which was portrayed by parables and stories from the Bible, was attended at Fairmont High School, February 8. Some of the Seniors improved their personal characteristics and earned the Girl Reserve Ring. A Carnival given in the spring was a big success. E. M. W. 29

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THE MIRUS First row: C. Swope, U. Bushford, J. Cohen, J. 'l'oedtmz1n. .I. Klepliart. R. XY4-zlvvr. NV. Forbes, If. Snyder, ll. Svhwytzor. Second row: .I. liimatteo, F. lliehle, l'. liavor. 'l'. llrauly. ll, Monjzir, .I. Kurtz. H. Anderson. A. llunlcor, ll. l':SlllH1lILlil'l. Third row: NV. I+'r4-slinor. IC. .l:imvs. H. llzlcllcy, V. Kuhn. V. llarton, A. Koehler. Fourth row: M. Hephzirt. ll. XVolper's. .I. Kinilercline. U. Borden, H. Kuhn, li. Woolf-ry. S. Capper. Il. lAlIlJlII',UQh. HI-Y 1930-1931 At the beginning of the school year a rather disintegrated group of boys represented the Hi-Y. Due to Mr. Erisman's leaving the school we had to look for a new sponsor. After some time Mr. Roese consented to take up the work, although it was entirely new to him. About a dozen answered our call for new members, but due to lack of organization on the part of old members no initiation was held until the half year. At this time the following were duely ushered into the club: John Dimat- teo, Sam Cohen, Alfred Koehler, George Kuhn, Harold Eshbaugh, Clayton Bashford, Charles Swope, Craig Borden, and Elmer James. Since the beginning of the second semester there was instituted a new series of discussions pertaining to everyday problems facing the High School Boy. Under the leadership of President Charles Kuhn, Vice President James Kurtz, Secretary James Toedtman, and Treasurer Gordon Hadley, we again sponsored the Annual Football Banquet. On the whole we had a rather profitable year in benefits derived as well as an occasional outdoor meeting and dip in Y. M. C. A.'s pool. 28

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THE MIRUS First row: U. lieachlur, .I. Flzinagzin, T. Koeppol, l'. lievonger. G. lladloy, A. Koehler. ll' l l ix r ll h N. Simpson. Sc-cowl row: C. Swupc, ll. Heist, l'. llzlsi urrl, '. I: 'e- . . Sm' xvytz.-r, V. llnrton, T. llrmly. Third row: H. ldshbaugh, ll. I'c-iffcr, J. Kurtz, li, Sclirc-ilier, ld. Jzlmos. l+'m1rth row: XY. Stuck, N. Svlim-liborger. F. llurrlon, lt, Zimmerman, ll. .lnnm-s. Miss lil. Hvplizirt. ll. Stn-Vick. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The boys' glee club started the year with a group of twenty-five. The club had a very nice group of boys always Willing to sing, and co-operate in anything that they were asked to do. The club has sung for a number of literary programs that were held throughout the year. They sang and did their part in the oper- etta, Bittersweet Anne. This operetta was given twice, at the audi- torium, and also at the Soldier's Home in Dayton. At both places it met with marked success. Robert Schreiber, William Stuck, Don Peiffer, and James Kurtz had the leading parts. The club sang at the Farmer's Institute, P.-T. A. Meetings, and other things, and all of these were done with willingness under our capable directoress, Miss Esther Gephart. The boys' glee club co-operating with the girls' glee club helped to put on an assembly for the whole high school May 8, when they sang songs of other lands. The names of the seniors who will be missed by the public and the high school next year are Gordon Hadley, Robert Schrieber, Don Peiffer, James Kurtz, Ronald Steiger, William Stuck, Nick Schoen- berger, Paul Bevenger, and Ralph Zimmerman. D. P. 30