Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1932 volume:

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HARRIS V. BEAR Otterbein, B. A. Harvard, MA. Superintendent of the Miamisburg and Miami Township Schools 4 WILBUR C. NEFF Miami, B. A. Ohio State, M A. Principal of the Miamisburg High School History, Economics and Sociology page eleven Mary E. Grennan Oxford College, B. A. Miami, Chicago University Latin, Mathematics. Elizabeth B. Christy Thiel College, B. A. Ohio State, M. A. History. Victor R. Klein Miami, B. A. Arithmetic, Bus. Practice. Herbert B. Roese Ohio State, B. S. Science, Physics, Florence E. Klaiber Wittenberg, B. A. Home Economics. Mary P. Brown Vassar, B. A. Chicago University Englsh, Journalism Harriet Gebhart Western College, B. A. History, English. Mary E. Marsh Miami, B. A. University of Wisconsin Engliih, Physical Education page twelve Helen W. Kimmel Bliss Business College, Commercial Studies. Ella G. Carr Ohio Wesleyan, B. S. French, English Dramatic Art. Katherine E. Brady Miami Wittenberg Eighth Grade. C. Louise Schell Wittenberg, Columbia, Eighth Grade. B. S. Milton Parman Miami, B. A. Band, Orchestra, Civics, Music. Alfred S. Millard Miami, B. S. Industrial Arts. Franklin M. Young Otterbein, B. S. Ohio State, M. A. Biology, Chemistry, Geography Jessie M. Smith Miami, B. S. Baker University Latfn, Algebra. page thirteen Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. 'lOl' R EF classes SENIOR I-'lll'IlWIClill K Hll'IHI,l'I tlnss l'l'vsi1lL-Ill l. H1X ' 4 I lu uh '-rv -nt 4, .-Xthla-tis' Hmnn' Suwim-ty. lfuutlvzlll I, 2. Zi. 4. Ihislu-tlrzlll I, IJ. 25. 4, lhlml :xml 47!'i'h0S'lI'll I. 2. 54. I. I-lluv :xml XYhitz- 2. 3, 4. l.ilv1':l1'y I'l'U2I'1llllS 1. 2. Ji. ' 'uf' -'vw XX Ihlil lx hInIliIuNh I IIIVKIGI-I Svniur I'l:l5'. Vlzxss Vim--I'rm-silh-111 4. Ilund and f3I'I'hl'Sl,l'il I. 2, 3. 4. l.iu-rury I'rm:run1 l. 2. 35. 4. lllw- Vlulx -I I I'K'll4'll Vlulr SS, 4. .I IGSSI IC XV1 IUIJCIKN Sm-nior I'lzly. Uluss Sn-vrm-lurv-'l'l'r-:wllrn ,.... W.. - - Lllll-H1 pro,.,1.1m l. 3. .3 1 Hui ' 1 1'Il1l I.. IL HIFI livsn-l'Yl-S I. Girls l1hHl'lIN ZZ. 54. 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Happiest Boy . . Nerviest Girl . . . Nerviest Boy ...... Girl Who Has Done Boy Who Has Done . . . Josephine Zimmerman . Richard Stomps . . . Esther Apple . . . Fred Hiehle . . . Mazie Martin . . . . J Rex Weaver . Dorothy Beachler . . . James Toedtman . Dorothy Beachler . James Toedtman . . . . Mazie Martin Herman Schwytzer . . . . Esther Apple . . . Paul Baver . . . . . . Esther Apple Herman Schwytzer Most For School . . . . . Dorothy Beachler Most For School ......... James Toedtman Ladies' Man ......................... Wilbur Seidenstricker Teachers' Pets ............. . . . Tom Brady and Helen Brown Girl Most Likely To Boy Most Likely To Succeed .... .......... D orothy Beachler Succeed .... . . . James Toedtman Class Colors Yellow and White. Class Flower Yellow Rose. page twenty-three lil-f. THE MIRUS -....-.i.......-1 gm 2 'X -Y -- Z 4 idk T 0+ 5 9' 1. Lonesome Lovers. 2. Sweet and Lovely. 3. The Love Parade. 4. Delicious. 5. Auld Lang Syne. 6. Good Night Ladies. 7. Honey. 8. 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QP-oe no-v .sli- :: V3 .S U2 ea 5 fy oole 53 .Q o CD O H S ,TE QL. .-.aa OE o ,,,, Vw--ouaE in g sziiimmmgaiiiiiigiia Q:EH:5fS?ma4dQmz?:d22L1S6QSredidcrivmoddeddddddedg D 1 Ea. ,,, . l' Q3 .- .- W W W W Ee N THE MIRUS THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Soc'ety this year was composed of three boys and five girls of the graduating class. Membership to this society centers around four distinct points: excellence in scholarship, leadership, character, and service through- out the student's four years in high school. The faculty selects the members from those having a scholarship rank in the first one-fourth of their class, but only fifteen per cent of these can be chosen. The insignia of this Society is the torch of knowledge engraved on a gold pin, lighting up the initial letters of the above four points. Most of these students have majored in mathematics. science, and fore'gn language, or commercial subjects and have won their scholastic honors by hard work. page twenty-six Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Teb. Feb. Feb. M ar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apf. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May M:.y - THE MIRUS -l CALENDAR OF EVENTS 14-Beginning of the end for seniors. 26-Revenge is sweet! Miamisburg 6, Roosevelt O. 9-Guests at U. D.--Wilmington football game. 31-Hallowe'en pranks at the senior party. 26-Sweet days of thankful Thanksgiving vacation. 3-More M's awarded at Hi-Y Grid Banquet. 4-Tests! Every Pupil brain-wrackersf' 23-Christmas, and lots of vacation. 4-Back to the old grind. 22-Miamisburg courtsters trim Xenia. 29-Half-Way through. First semester ends. 17-18-Smiles prevail as seniors have pictures taken. 12-Another nice basketball victory over Middletown. 22-Ceorge Washington responsible for vacation. 1-Seniors guess of honor at luncheon. rw lu-Intelligent seniors, led by Mr. Brady, strut stuff at county tests. - 26-Kiddies hunt eggs as guests of H.-Y. 1-April Fool! Freshmen give party. 12-Ciplering bee for speedy arithmetic-kers. 13-More Every Pupil Tests-What a Life! 15-16- Nobody But Nancy, and everybody's at the play. 17-Girl Reserves conduct church at M. E. Church. 23-Commercial students shine in district tests here. 29-Music hath chaims-Spring music festival. 1-May Day for everyone but high school students. 7-Twenty-efght Miamfsburgers shine at Miami University Dis- trict scholarship tests. 7-Juniors play the amiable hosts for dignified seniors. 9-Seniors on parade! The prom! 10-Dramatic talent exhibited on Class Night. 13-Fridry! Bad luck? School's out! 26-Diplcma-bound. Commencement. 27-We're alumni now! Alumni banquet. page twen ty-seven '-'-' THE MIRUS i THF MIRUS STAFF 'QENIOR PLAY CAST page twenty-eight ' THE MIRUS - - . 1 ' '- JUNIOR CLASS You want the past of the Junior Class? How extraordinary! But I shall do my best if you concentrate. Gazing into the wonderful crystal I see glittering gold. This sign means that you have been financially successful. How did you manage Y Oh yes, by sell-ng pencils, magazines and-how clever--by having a magcian and Whistling Joe to come to your school. I see now two rooms decorated as for parties. The smaller is your class party and the larger that successful Junior-Senior Reception. All .s noi gold that glitters, however, for I see the glitterings of literary talent. The Junior Literary Program is the example of this trait. Everything has vanished from the crystal, but no! Here is some- thlrg else! 'I'i,ere are balls and more balls flying through the air- basketb,lls, footballs, and baseballs. Such fellows as Rall, Dutcher, lireshner, Kinderdine, Gephart and Wolpers are catching footballs. Freshner, Dutcher. Kuhn, Borden, Parramore, Kinderdine. Wolpers and Monjar are catching basketballs. The rest catch baseballs. Ath- letfc prowess is evident. And now, the crystal clears, so goodbye until next year. page twenty-'zine Tlil THE MIRUS THE SOPHOM ORE CLASS THE FRESHMAN CLA SS page thirty -g THE MIRUS CLUB ACTIVITIES IN THE HIGH SCHOOL Classes and clubs experienced a very eventful school year, each of the clubs meeting at first every two weeks, and finally once a month. In the following paragraphs will be found a short account of activities in which the various clubs participated. The Miamisburg Hi-Y club started this year with a new ambition and ideal. President Fred Hiehle, Treasurer George Kuhn, and Craig Borden, along with our county secretary, Mr. Rhodes, attended the State Training Camp, Nelson Dodds, and they have attempted to con- vey to the club the true Hi-Y spirit. The Ideal Girl--her Manner and Purpose comprised the theme of the 1931-32 Girl Reserves. Graciousness of manner, impartiality of judgment, loyalty and sincerity they have all tried to attain, and they have tried to live up to their slogan, To face life squarely. The Mo He Se Ca Ce, a club formulated to stimulate keener in- terest in the work of science, has come to the end of two years of ex- istence. In April the club sponsored a high school assembly, with vari- ous demonstrations. The purpose of the assembly was to create an interest among the school students in the field of chemistry. This year has been a prosperous one in Miamisburg High School for the clubs, especially the History Club. It is under the auspices of Miss Elizabeth Christy with Elizabeth Moore as president. The stenographic division of Miamisburg High organized itself into a society known as the Commercial Club. Its purpose is to encourage and stimulate interest in commercial activities and to learn more about business practices and to promote a spirit of cooperation in the depart- ment. The Galley Slaves, as the printing club has been known, was organized for the first time during the past school year. The nine members, all students in the printing class, were all slaves to the print- ers' galley. Voici the French Club. 'Tis our bit To learn from verb to verb to flit And have some fun while doing it. N'est-ce pas? The Physics Club, sponsored by Mr. Roese enjoyed a very success- ful year, the experiments conducted by the members proving both in- teresting and educational. The boys' and girls' choruses were also well organized during the year, both singing at various scfhool assemblies and programs. Mr. Parman directed the activities of both for the first time this year. Mr. Parman also was in charge of the band and orchestra. Sodalitus Latina, the Latin Club was sponsored by Miss Grennan and Miss Smith. Latin conversation as well as Roman life occupied the minds of the twenty-five members. Miss Carr sponsored an active Dramatic Art class during the year. The class gave a very interesting assembly program in March, which was well received by the student body. The Blue and White, the school bi-weekly paper, received a change in publication during the year, it being printed through the co-operation of the printing and commercial departments. Mary Louise Hiehle edited the paper. page thirty-one . THE MIRUS :L-.. -41..- 142 PH if '74 , , 1 Af'- . ,W 3 .F . A 'N fi 'P :K I 1 l P . V R 15 . ' xt A M I ge 1 W V 7 Al ki If X 5 ,I 'jfrlgvf-1 ' ' 8 J X rg 1 fl' . ' 9 I l 1 ' af Gentle John. 2. Alfred the Great. 3. Work for the night is coming. 4. Are they Good? Ask 'em. 5. Rah! Rah! Rah! 6. Evelyn Quitcherdevlin. 7. Mary, Queen of Arts. 8. Ain't she sweet. 9. Girl Preserves. 10. Sweet and Low -- Down. page thirty-two . THE MIRUS i 'IHLI CHEVIISTRK CQUL THE PHYSICS CLUB pusy thirty three THE MIRUS l.T THE HI-Y CLUB THE GIRL RESERVES 1 page thirty-four - THE MIRUS THE BOYS CHORUS THE GIRLS CHORUS WN 1 .. pagi' tllirtv-jirv .... THE MIRUS .1....- FRENCH CLUB LATIN CLUB pags tlzirtiv-six l.l THE MIRUS CLIONIAN SOCIETY COMMERCIAL CLUB page thirty-seven THE MIRUS DRAMATIC ART CLUB BLUE AND WHITE STAFF page thirty 4 ijt T11 TH E MIRUS ORCHESTRA BAND fajgv rl1i'fv fzim . THE MIRUS THE GALLEY SLAVES THE FRESHMAN RACKETEERS page forty i THE ' MIRUS SOCIAL EVENTS A highly succesful Junior- Senior Re- ception and a Senior Promenade concluded a year of festivities in which many of the students took part. The class of 1933 de- serves much credit for its work in making the reception a success. In the gymnas- x ium, beautifully decorated in yellow and white, the Senioris class colors, with the L9-ll music by Jack Houghton's orchestra, the - graduating class was tendered a delightful dinner followed by an enjoyable evening of dancing. ' Harry Gehring's orchestra, well known in Miami Valley music circles, provided the music for the senior Prom , which was held on Monday eve- ning, May 9th. The Miamisburg High School Alumni Association welcomed the grad- uates as members with the customary dinner, speeches and dancing. Eddie Brookes' orchestra was available for this occasion which was well attended by the old grads? Three class parties were also held during the school year, and each met with outstanding success. A Senior Halloween party was followed by a Junior party at Christmas time, both being well received by the students. The final class affair was the Freshman April Fool party which was well attended by the upper classmen. Decorations suitable for the occasion were provided for each party, and well known orchestras furnished the music at the three class social functions. LITERARY PROGRAMS ' Each class presented a program of literary and dramatical features during the school year. Each program was well filled with educational and interesting playlets and talks. The pre- sentations were well attended in each instance. page forty-one THE MIRUS fa: i gms? F ll In ng I1 L, 11 1' -lu as n 1 E' Commencement Program Thursday, May 26, 1932 Music Procession March Invocation Boys' Glee Club Saxophone Solo Vocal Solo Trombone Solo Class Address Be th Miamisburg High School Orchestra March Pontificale - Gounod Dr. George Longaker -a- Shadow March - Protheroe -b- Heav'n Heav'n - Burleigh Valse Erica - Wiedoeft 1 r. Wilbur Seidenstricker , ,- Acc. by Dorothy Beachler e Best Whatever You Are Esther Apple acc. by Dorothy Beachler Song to the Evening Star - Wagner Thomas Brady M acc. by Craig Borden 'I Dr. Albert Smith Pres. Emeritus Ohio Northern University Boys' Glee Club -a- Kentucky Babe - Geibel 3 , -b- Mosquitoes - Bliss 1 G Presentation of Diplomas Wm. H. Kuhn President Board of Education America Audience Benediction Rev. C. H. Starkey Scholarship Honors Rex Weaver - First Dorothy Beachler - Second -in alla ilu nl -Uh- -- 1-gi :ml 5-1'-'I-E ll P' F E'-Wilt: mn- -.F page forty-two afhleiics l THE MIRUS - Horace G. English Denison University. B. S. Athletic Director Physical Education In his first year as athletic director of Miamisburg high school, Horace G. English brought new laurels to a school already renowned for athletic prowess. Miamisburg has always been represented in athletic engagements by a typical hard-fighting team. never easily de- feated, and the year 1931-32 was without exception. Coach English brought Miamisburg its first Miami Valley League championship, that coming in football after going through a strenuous ten-game schedule, suffering but a single defeat. As a result of the achievement, a beautiful silver trophy now remains the property of Miamisburg High, that trophy symbolizing a league championship. Miamisburg made a hard bid for the supremacy of the league in basketball, but the end of the season found Greenville occupying first place in the league standing. Miamisburg holds a victory over this championship Greenville team, and victories over Middletown and Xenia are other accomplishments of a successful court season. Coach English is a graduate of Stivers High School, Dayton, and Denison University, starring in all branches of athletics at both schools. Miamisburg is indeed fortunate in securing the services of Horace G. English, and he has evidenced the fact that he is proud of his Miamis- burg Viking athletic combinations. page forty-five THE MIRUS fini: Ji ,V nv- gp: ,Q X -w A, 5 l. Dutcher. 2. Freshner. 3. Kinderdine. 4. Schneider. 5. M. Gebhart. 6. Bashford 7. Hadley. 8 Weaver, Capt. 9. J. Gebhart. 10. Stevens. 11. Ball. 12. Hiehle. 13. Kelly. 14. Coach English. 15. Manager Tomlin. page forty-e ix ' THE MIRUS - Q ln , - 4 m MIAMI VALLEY LEAGUE GO-CHAMPIONS Coaci. Horace English brought Miamisburg its first Miami Valley League championship in the 1931 football season. Miamisburg finished the season with three league wins, with but one defeat and one tie. tying Greenville for the league honors. Getting away to a brilliant start by emerging victorious over the football representatives of four schools, VVesl Carrollton, Roosevelt, Tipp City, and Franklin, the Burgers hit a slump in mid-season to drop an important Miami Valley League game to Troy by the score of 6-14. However, they came back strong to defeat Xenia Central, Sidney, Piqua, and tie Greenville and Dayton Fairview. This made a total of seven victories, two ties, and one defeat and co-champs with Green- ville in the Miami Valley League. The most outstanding features of the season were Miamisburg's 6-0 victory over Roosevelt, and the shaving of honors with Greenville for the Miami Valley League championship. Miamisburg's victory over Roosevelt was their first victory over the Dayton school in six years of competition. Jim Gebhart was chosen guard, Paul Hadley, end, and Rex Weaver, quarter-back, on the first all Miami Valley team. All are seniors this year. page forty-seven i'l... -...i THE MIRUS il.-1. fa f 'W w ' Q . z , 0 Y A :PW . I., an A Y , Z l ,I A p ' S vb V ire' ,g. ' , miiliuwfl 2 I P .. ' 4' Q x 4 5 A ' 1' ,gf-?l . , V , a +L ' ,ffl Q ' V' . . Y l. . VKGLT I . J AG. ' f of A 1. Kindy. 2. Dick. 3. Hass. 4. Fred. 5. Rex. 6. Parry. 7. Bi page forty-eight THE MIRUS i BASKETBALL Coach Horace English presented the school a successful basketball season in his first year as coach here, the Miamisburg cagers closing the season with eleven wins and six losses. In all of the losses Miamis- burg's opponents triumphed by only a single point, although the local cagers managed to gain more points in the entire season than did their opponents. The Vikings launched their season by defeating Springboro 16-14. The following week they dropped a close game to Roosevelt by the score of 21-22. On January 8, Miamisburg played their first Miami Valley league game with Greenville and defeated them 19-17. West Carorllton then bested Miamisburg in an overtime game. Piqua was the second league rival to meet defeat at the hands of Miamisburg. Kiser then took the Burgers into camp in an exciting game. Miamis- burg then proceeded to defeat Xenia and Franklin and lose to Troy and Sidney, two important league games. Miamisburg was in top form when they defeated Middletown 20-18. Tipp City, Germantown, and Fairview's best did not quite equal that of the Blue and VVhite and were subdued easily. In the last game on the schedule Miamisburg was defeated by Oakwood by the score of 16-17. pnge forty-nine THE MIRUS CONGRATULATIONS 'ro THE cLAss or 1932 FARRELUS SHOE REPAIR - and - PET SHOP 70 S. MAIN ST. SHOE Sl-IINING PETS and REPAIRING and SUPPLIES AN ARTISTS ART Critic: The picture of the horse is good, but where's the wagon? Iesetr Bashford: Oh, the horse will draw that. WELL, WELL, WE? L! W. Forbes: What sort of a chance have you for a young fellow io begin at the bottom and work his way up? Contractor: Not much-we're contractors for digging wells. TT .IIIIIII I HEADQUARTERS FOR MAUD MULLER DELIGHTFULLY DELICIOUS CANDIES TI.e pure fruit syrups used at our four:-tain gives our sodas and ice cream dishes taste appeal. EVERYBODY'S SWEET SHOPPE 64 S. MAIN STREET. I page fifiy-three -lil THE' MIRUS ..... 1 'I' I I . . THE IIIRSIII NATIONAL BANK MIAMISBURG, OHIO Capital Stock ..... .... S 100,000.00 Surplus ancl Profits .... .... S 123,000.00 Business Established Sixty-six Years INTEREST PAID, ON TIME DEPOSITS Llilllll TTTTTTT I!! Ill N , CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF sz ,, ,,. THE INDUSTRIAL LOAN CO, FAMILY LOANS 1 Room 6, Miamisburg Building and Loan Bldg. L-A . x . ' 1 4 PHONE 1oz MIAMISBILIRG, o. Ijillll' ' I page fifty-fvllr ' 1 I Illil.llll.LLLlllllll.lLlLLLLLILll .TIIIYTT THE MIRUS I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE,CLASS OF 1932 OTTO BETZ THE BEST IN SHOE REPAIRING E3 3 MISS CARR There is a tall teacher named Carr In teaching French she's a star. I She can teach English, too To freshies so new, And her smile, there's nothing can mar. MISS SMITH There's a nice little teacher named Smith Whose teaching of Latin's no myth Then she's busy as a bee Teaching x y z This cheery little Woman named Smith. 'rn Best Wishes to the Class of 1932 . 0 Q o i - 45455, . S 46 18 N. MAIN ST. Latest Styles in Footwear SHOES SHOE REPAIRING miner Page fifty-five THE MIRUS T HERE TO SER VE YOU WITH THE FINEST IN MEN'S WEAR PAUL'S MEN'S SHOP 61 S0.M3i!1 St. Friendly Five Sz Florsheim Shoes EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Il J I J LL! 1.1 page fifty-six - THE MIRUS TTTTTTY WE CLEAN OR DYE ANYTHING FROM A RUG TO A RIBBON J. A. GORDON, Prop. 'J 34 S. MAIN ST. PHONE 294-J I I I I I X X. . MISS BROWN There's a teacher in our school, Miss Brown Whom no question in English can down In essays and grammar And Bill Shakespeare's drammer She certainly knows her way round. MR. KLEIN There's an old bachelor fellow named Klein About women he can hand you a line, In all kinds of math He can show you the path Some day some woman will say He's mine. TTTTTTT mxmm. BRITTONIS PHARMACY YOUR Home Dnuoclsr PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY NO. 1 SOUTH MAIN ST. page fifty-seven THE MIRUS . Let us CONGRATULATE The Class of 1932 ROMAYNES SHOP -LLLLLLL Education and Personal Appearance go to Make up a Success High School Furnished your Education We Furnish your Personal Appearance 0. K. BARBER SHOP RAY MILLER CLIFF KURTZ LLLLLLLL COMPLIMENTS CLASS OF 1932 M A Y E R L FORD SALES lllll LLLLLLIL Lil. page fifty-eight A 4 THE MIRUS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS or 1932 BILL'S GROCERY THE 1. G. A. sToRE PHONE zz 48 N. MAIN srngznr l.l.LllLL MISS KIMMEL There's Miss Kimmel in Room 22 Who teaches the young what to do, S0 that out in the world Where they're suddenly hurled Into business, there's nothing to rue. SALES RESISTANCE Here boy, growled a tigerish buyer of a newspaper, namely Mr. Neff, What's this you are yelling about, 'Great Swindle-Sixty Vic- tims?' I see nothing in my paper about it. Walter Hoellerman feven louder than before-J: Great Swindle, sixty-one victims. , T IEIVERY GRADUATE AND PARENT Should See Our Special Assortment - gf - GRUEN - ELGIN - HAMILTON - AMERICUS WRIST WATCHES and DIAMONDS ZECHMAN'S page fifty-nine '- THE MIRUS BEST WISHES TO THE SUCCESS OF THE CLASS OF 1932 SIMMON'S VARIETY STORE LLILLLJL Ll HE'LL FOOL 'EM A senior applied at the police station for a night's lodging, and when asked his name, replied that it was Gebhart. Give me your real name, he was ordered. Well, said Jim, put me down William Shakespeare. That's better, the officer told him. You can't bluff me with that Gebhart stuff. HE'S A BANK DIRECTOR! Old Lady: Son, can you direct me to the Farmers and Mer- chants Bank? Harry Jackson: Yessum, for a quarter. Old Lady: Isn't that a mighty high pay, my boy? Harry: No, ma'am, not for a bank director. THE CAPITOL HOTEL Confectionery and Restaurant Miamisburg, Ohio PURE WHOLESOME FOOD SCIENTIFICALLY AND TASTEFULLY PREPARED IS OUR SPECIALTY 1. page sixtv u T-11.-.-.1 lil... . l- 5 CUNGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF 1932 THE PLAZA BARBER SHOP TTTTTTT 45 S. MAIN ST. PETE HILL, P CONGRATULATIGNS TO THE CLASS OF 1932 DICK BAKER'S THIRD and LOCK STS. U GROCERIES MEATS W Il!l!!!!!!iW COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1932 McKNIGHT SL SCHMIDTZ GENERAL INSURANCE p . LLLLLLLL TTTT THE MIRUS J. 'C. PENNY A NATION WIDE INSTITUTION MIAMISBURG, OHIO 1 MIXED SONGS A visitor to the school took Mr. Parman to task after hearing' a program given by the boys' glee club. Visitor: You told me you had a 'mixed' glee club here. YVhy, they're all boys. Mr. Parman: Yes, sir, I know that, but it's mixed all the same. Some of them can sing and some of them can't. BIG HEADED Nitt: Being big-headed never got anybody anywhere! Witt: How about the fellow who passes the hat? YTTTTTTT It Pays To' I..ook.Wefll! i SANITARY BARBER SHOP 15 s. MAIN s'r. M. R. KERRICK, Prop. H. I I I H page szxty two THE MIRUS .i- -1 4 DU PON T PAINT Inside Outside All Around the House THE BEACHLER STORE HOME ECONOMICS D. Beachler: 1 got a letter from the college that V. Cade's been stealing. W. Forbes: What? D. Beachler: She says she's been taking home economics. FAST TALKER Doctor: You haven't been tiring the patient out with a lot of need- less conversation, have you? M. Martin: famateur nurse, brightlyl Oh, nog l've done all the talking myself. BEST WISHES TO THE SUCCESS OF THE CLASS OF '32 COLE'S GROCERY page sixty-three i THE MIRUS YOU'LL NEED THESE IN THE FUTURE BANKER- F RIEND- COUNSELOR- YOUSLL FIND THEM ALL HERE READY AND WILLING T0 SERVE You The Farmers 81 Merchants Bank :Lumen ' ' MIAMISBURG, OHIO TAPPY OCHRE TTTTTTTT .J Grocer: You Want a pound of ochre? Is it red ochre for paint- ing bricks? T. Koepple: No, it's tappy ochre what rziom makes pudding With. FULQ VVEIGHT TO A POUND Visitor: Why did! you choose Howard Hamrnon to play the bass drum in your band? Mr. Parman: He used to be 2. grocer and he gives full weight to a pound. ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES . OF . 1932 JOHN BROUGHT C0. U..1.l.1..LL,LL.LTJ.l.ll..L.Ll page sixty-four THE MIRUS CONGRATULATIONS 3 to the class of 1932 EATABLE GOODS DAJ?.L:YHER MMJJ Lllilli TWO GOOD ESSAYS Miss Gebhart: Your essay is excellent, John, but it is exactly the same as Ellsworth's. What shall I conclude from that? John Flanagan: That his is excellent too. A GOOD NIGHT Mr. Schneider: VVell, my boy, did you have a good night?' Wm. Schneider: I don't know. I was asleep all the time. Ill!! . Tz !'ITTI TO THE CLASS OF 1932 WE OFFER OUR CONGRATULATIONS -and- BEST WISHES FOR A BRIGHT AND PROSPEROUS FUTURE GEBHART Xa SCHMIDT page sixty-fi ue ?.l'..,:..-.,- - '- THE MI .l--.-.5-'HE PLAZA THEATER BEST IN PHOTOPLAYS ALWAYS A'CO0D SHOW WEAVER BROTHERS, Props. SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1932 - - ' MIAMISBURACH ' O. . TTTTTTT E THE MUTUAL BUILDING sl LOAN Co. E EM E .LliLlJJ. V lil FLOWER and GARDEN. SEEDS SPORTING GOODS A STOVES - KITCHENWARE CADE HARDWARE CD. THE KEEN KUTTER STORE 23 E. CENTRAL AVE ML ULLLLL THE MIRUS - 28 LINDEN AVE. MIAMISBURG, O., PHONE 340 RIVERVIEW GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING AUTOMOBILES -. TRUCKS -. TRACToRs NEW VALVE SEATS INSTALLED .. VALVE REFACING CYLINDER HONING - PIsToNs FITTED WELDING - CUTTING - BRAZING FISK BALLOON and IIIGII PRESSURE TIRES and TUBES WALLINGFORD - KNIGHT CO. WILLYS-KNIGHT SALES-SERVICE WILLYS SIXES AND EIGHTS TTTTTTTT CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF 1932 BEN ZINK Everytl. ing in Choice Meats - Fresh and Dressed Poultry PUBLIC SQUARE WE WISH SUCCESS TO TI-IE CLAss OF 1932 THE WHITE VILLA STORE THE FINEST IN FOOD . STUFFS HAMILTON'S FOOD MARKET ' 1 Ll Da 9 SLI!-Q SEUCII THE MIRUS T rrrrrrr THE BUEHNERS 24 E. CENTRAL AVE. 'siihoes for the Whole Familyn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LLL14 v Trrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrwrwrrrrrrrw LIGHTCAP BRUS. CHOICE AND FANCY MEATS - Quality First - EAST SIDE MEAT MARKET - WE DELIVER - 429 E. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 363-W 1 Better Plumbing for Better Homes A. E. BAUER FOR SERVICE, CALL US PHONE 301-W 36 N. MAIN ST. MIAMISBURG, O. LLL11 ge szxty-eight THE MIRUS 1-..il.l.. BASTIAN BROS. CO. Manufacturers of Class Rings and Pins SCHOOL ACTIVITY EMBLEMS ENGRAVED COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS ' and v1smNc CARDS CATALOG ON REQUEST Desk A-45 ROCHESTER, N. Y BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1932 THE GROVE 8z WEBER CO. Call our Number for Good Lumber 16 SINCE 1882 p g sixty-nine .-l THE MIRUS i ...... . C STAR CITY HARDWARE 8z SEED C0. STORE OF SERVICE PAINTS, GLASS, BRUSHES, SPORTING GOODS, STOVES, RANGES, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, TOOLS, CUTLERY PHONE 90-W 12 S. MAIN ST. MIAMISBURG, OHIO Lmliji ' M FARMACY Mr. Young: Why d0n't you study pharmacy, Eddie? Ed. Miller: I think I will, I was raised on the farm. DIFFERENT REASON Mr. Frey: Lester, can you give my daughter the luxuries to which she has been accustomed? Lester Stine: Not much longer-that's why I want to get married. DOG DAYS James K.: W'hat is puppy love? Layton W.f It's the beginning of a dog's life. TIIIIII 'TT TAXI 393 GEPHART BROS. TIRE AND BATTERY STATION MAIN and LINDEN MIAMISBURG, omo page sixty-six C TTTTTTTT i......'- - THE MIRUS . T DAFLER MOTOR CO. WISHES SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1932 PONTIAC 6 and 8 SALES and SERVICE Making New Friends and Keeping the Old TTTTTTTTTTTTT COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1932 BURN'S ECONOMY MARKET L. T. BURNS, Prop. SIXTH and PEARL STS. PHONE 135 llil See the New Conklin Pens Perpetually Guaranteed NEW COLORS BOTH SMART AND SNAPPY - at - ANDREWS . P-Ill! YI IIYI' t li THE MIRUS l At This Time We Wish To Compliment The Class Of 1932 MAYER MEAT CO. LLLLLLL BUYING QUALITY Insure Best Results GRAHAM MOTOR CARS APEX and GLORITON RADIOS FIRESTONE TIRES 494 SERVICE GARAGE PHONE 494 MIAMISBURG, 0 LLLLLLLLJLLLL DQSOTO AND PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE FOX BROS. GARAGE J l.l.lllLL.1.l.lLLllLL1J.LlilLl.LLlLL I Ll PS' ly lill THE MIRUS Howard Knoll Studio Photographs Live Forever 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. And, 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. Howard Knoll nruiii page seven Ly-tu rvr Q .Illlll LLL .LL 3-...1 ...i- THE MIRUS '-'..-.:-'..-.-T-1 TO THE CLASS OF 1932 You Have Our Hearty Congratulations and Best Wishes For A HAPPY and SUCCESSFUL FUTURE - COLLEGIATE CAP and GOWN CO. 101 NORTH HIGH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO 1 M LlLLll.LlLl.lliiLL p euenty-four -- - THE MIRUS HOW 1932 GRADUATES can increase their OPPORTUNITIES There's going to be more intense competition for positions than ever when you are graduated this spring. You'll have to compete with experienced people who are out of work. You can multiply your opportunities for getting ahead by securing specialized training in business subjects at MIAMI- JACOBS COLLEGE. Courses leading to private secretarial, accounting, stenographic and other business positions. Free employment service. Complete information on request. MIAMI-JACOBS COLLEGE DAYTON, OHIO 1 HE DESERVES ONE Paul Baver: I have courted your daughter for fifteen years. Her father: Well, what do you want? Paul: To marry her. Dad: Well, I'll be darned. I thought you wanted a pension or something. DUTCHESS OR DUCHESS VVhy did B. Wilson say she was going to marry Herman Schwytzer? Well, she said she wanted to be a duchessf' HORTICULTURAL Visitor: Your method of cultivation your crop is old fashioned. I'd be surprised if you get more than ten pounds of apples off that tree. Bob Woolery: So would I, It's a pear tree. page seventy-five THE MIRUS - H. T. HIEHLE M. LEE FREY WE WISH SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1932 STAR CITY BOTTLING CO. LLLLLLLLJ JUST A CAKE-EATER Edna Brough: I must apologize for the Cake I made, Rex. I think I left out something. this. All Rex Weaver: Nothing you left out could make a cake taste like It's something you put ,n. PLUMB SURE OF IT! Miss Christy: Are you the plumber? L. Jones: Yes, mum. Miss C.: Well, see that you exercise care when doing your work. my floors are highly polished and in excellent condition. L. Jones: Oh, don't worry about me slipping, mum, I've got nails in me boots. lll GREGGFS RESTAURANT and CON FECTIONERY SMOKERY GOODS ICE CREAM HOME COOKING Cor. Central Ave. and 4th St. Miamisburg, Ohio page seventy - six 'U ,Jn M6225 THE MIAMI FOUNDRY COMPANY GREY IRON CASTINGS ' '3 1 ' THE MIRUS -sim 1' If' I' , ,T INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY scHooL PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT 222 EAST omo STREET - lNmANAPous, INDIANA ,1 c II ,'-niglzl 40, ,N f 1 54 3 5 1. 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