Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

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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.

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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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Freshmen Being for the first time in high school, the Freshmen were raring to go. Imagine it! Some of the class members wore green to school the first day. The Freshies went high brow in the theme for their entertaining literary program, which was taken from ballads of the medieval times, was In the Castle of King Karl of Katzenellenbogenf' Is the whole alphabet in that last--eh-word? The dancing bear made the hit of the evening. The class members' energetic talent did not end with the literary. They were not satisfied un- til they gave a hilarious comedy Crossed Wires. The members of the cast were Leoma Fry, Richard Staley, Arnold Kalt, Betty Miller, Alvin Krug, Wil- liam Miller, Dorothy Bell, James Zehring, 'and Dorothy Romer. The class officers were: president, Jacob Kaufmang vice-president, Edward Hiehleg secretary- treasure, Henry Williams. Besides the class of- ficers, who are on the student council, the other student council members were James Zehring, Jacob Kauffman, Richard Staley, William Martz. The honor roll students are Julia Butt and Leoma Fry.