Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

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Juniors Miracles do happen! Do you remember when the members ef the class of '36 were pegging away on their stud.es? They know better than to work so h.z:d now and have sailed through a socially suc- cessful year. The h.tch-kicker, who was betler than any magiclan, and Smiling Bob Briggs were the money- grabbers for the Junior-Senior Reception-a much looked-forward-to event of the season-which end- ed a whirlwrnd year. The Junior Play Mlssingl One Pair, a comedy which gave the class members a chance to show their d.amatic abil,ty, was c.everly portrayed. The cla.s contrlbuted a majortiy of the foot- ball playe,s, who brought the championship to the school by an undefeated year. The basketball play- e s also worked industrlously to help do their part in the athletics. By gettlng on the honor roll, Robert Munger, a Rock of Gibralter, became the sole supporter of the scholastical honors of the class. The class officers were: president, Douglas Wcaverg vice-president, William Becknerg secre- tary-treaiurer, Robert Rice. The other student council members were Mary Curlis, Howard Depew, and Elen Wolfe.

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Missing One Pair CAST OF CHARACTERS: Eleanor Carroll Donald Baver --- Corrine Brown --- -- Paul Bashford - Thomas Fox --- Howard Dephew Ethel Burkhart Walter Sharritts Martha Bell ,-- Jack YVhitaker - Bonnalee Rabold Ellen Wolf ...... James Nusz ....... June Bishop --- Mr. Bishop -- Mrs. Bishop Jack Showalter - - - ..... Ted Burns Count Gonzago - - - .......... Clarita Clarence Tuttle r ......... Ann -------- Don --,---- Hattie Ruth Woolery .... --- --- Mme. Elaine ------ Pansey - - - - Nicodemus Dick Schoenberger -- .... -- Marvin Holderman --- ..... ---- ,,,,,,,-, ,U Stage Managers Mr. Young ..A.., ......- Miss Smith --- Miss Gebhart ---

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Sophomores There were quite a few live wires who kept things moving in the class this year. The class members gave a literary program which was an original reproduction of Enoch Arden. ltr was written by the Sophomore English class which also wrote a health play given for the P.-T. A. The Sophomores are to be commended on their ex- cellent class spirit in co-operating in the Folk Dance g.ven at the Literary. Not being satisfied with giving the usual liter- ary, they gave a laughable one act comedy 'tElmer. The playersn-Dail Meyer, Martha Nusz, Edna Jean Toadvine, Martha Schuster, Hazel Shackelford, Barbara Forbes, Robert Yoe, and Lawrence Schop- ler-carried Elmer through his trials to a merry climax. Besides eXcell'ng in soc':1l activities, the class was represented on the honor roll by Harriet Allen, Virginia Rosell, Marcella Brockman, Robert Bailey, and Betty Miller. The class officers were: president, Richard Penwellg vice-president, Hazel Starkeyg secretary- treasurer, Paul Longaker. Student council mem- bers were Robert Bailey, Elaine Rockhold, and Barbara Forbes.