Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

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The freshmen started the year by electing for president, Charlotte Snyder: vice president, Shirley Bally secretary-treasurer, Charlotte Lambert. Cn March l7, the freshies presented their one act play Elmer and the Lovebugf' The play centered around Elmer Who had never liked girls and finally the one came along, and Elmer fell. The people who participated were: Bill Wagner, Virginia King, Peggy Becker, loan I-Iubler, Ioyce Coldzwig, Bud Doty, Ted Welsch, loanne Askins, Louise Cohen, Dorothy Stukenborg, Shirley Ball, and Buhrl Glaze. The stage managers were Robert Times and Lester Kohr, and Charlotte Snyder and Helen Weller served as property-managers. The class sponsors were Miss Carr and Miss Decker. Conqratul ti nl to Class of '44 STAR CLEANERS AND DYERS

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694234 e The eighth graders have made their first step into the halls of Miamisburg High School. They finally got accustomed to our ways of doing things. The sponsors for the eighth grade were Mrs. Schmitz and Miss Herboltzheirner. The eighth grade play Too Old for Christmas was pre- sented on December 21. The play was based on the use of good common sense and real Christmas spirit. The cast was as follows: Frank Starkey, lanet Ebright, Roselyn Harris, lames Abbott, Maurice Smalley, Richard Beals, Marilyn Milne, Betty King, Ralph Leis and Virginia Balzer. During their first year in the high school building the eighth graders have had as their home room teachers: Mrs. Schmitz, Miss Traxler and Mr. Gtto. The last week in March the eighth graders had an Every Pupil Test. Donald Clere, Mitchel Gibson, lanet Ebright, Marilyn Hetzel, Ray Otto, Mary Lewis, and Ronald Cole received perfect scores in this test. The graduation exercises were held at the Auditorium School on Friday morning, May 26. Those who were the first ten on the State Test received certificates. The diplomas were handed out. Now eighth graders, you are one of us high school students. Courtesy f THE C. L. DENISTON CO.