Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

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G G le I4 9 CZ 72. SEPTEMBER -Greetings! School opens. -Helstand takes over! Vikes down West Carrollton. -Franklin cmd -Xenia taken ln quick succession. OCTOBER -Edged by Fairmont 7-6. -Those beautiful l?! senior -pictures are taken. -Piqua the opposition. -Back to nature! Gfrl Reserve Hayride. -Education- Radio at War. -Greenville tramples Vikes. NOVEMBER -We entertain Sidney. -What will happen next? We have a Circus. -Oh me! Senior Intelligence Test. -Final game-Troy, and a good one! -Grail Girls and Girl Reserves Dance. -The Juniors star! The Vampire Bat is presented. DECEMBER -Ed Alexinas and boys take over- Monroe. -First defeat by big time Columbus Central. -Eighth Graders show their acting ability. -Hi-Y holds convention and -Boys enioy Columbus. -Burg entertains Stivers. -Sign of the season-G. R. Christmas Party. -Oh murder! The Mlddies. JANUARY -Good beginning for New Year at Xenia. -Defeat Fairview at Coliseum. -Guidance-Mr. Bingham. -4-H Club tries hand at Play. -Burg looks good-defeats Fairmont. -What a headache-Exams. -Another headache-Troy. -Loss at Plqua. -Hi-Y leaves business for pleasure. -Takes trip to Cincinnati. 6 0 e n fs FEBRUARY 2-Greenville turns on us. -Girl Reserves sponsor dance. 9-Again! This time it's Sidney. l2-Blue and White has assembly. -Freshmen and Sophs show their talent! I7-Poor James, Kiser isn't doing too well. 20-What Local Color is displayed by Music Department! 22-Georgie's Birthday and James Cas- sidy speakes. 23-Last game-whip Franklin, also Hardwood Hop. MARCH -Vikes bow out of tournament. Spring- field too tough. -Hum! Coca Cola? 9-Senior Scholarship Test at Roosevelt! -The state. -Really Lays it on! -Every Pupil Tests. APRIL 5-Our last fling at acting. 6-Seniors star again! -Hi-Y climax-their chance at Formal. -8th year test. 20-Another-the G. A. A. Formal. 27- G r e a t e st and Latest music program. 27-Wake up! District State Scholarship Tests. MAY l-The last and best month arrives! 4-Libraria and Thespian ioin forces. 5-libraria has Senior Farewell. ll-Libraria Play. I8-Ah! We love those Juniors-the Reception! 20-Baccalaureate. 21-Thinking of our life to come-at the Prom. -Class night-we really turn it on. 23-Our last outing together at the senior picnic. 24-We start down life's long trail as we leave M. H. S.-our commencement. -School closes till next year. Compliments of C. L. DENISTON CO. ..2 81

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giglaflz qfzade Do we remember you? Yes, we remember you as the strange, wondering faces that we saw struggling through the halls getting in the wrong rooms and going up and down the wrong stairs at the beginning of the year. Now you have become accustomed to our ways and are really proud to become a part of our high school. The eighth grade chose for their class officers: President, Ross Morris, Vice President, Carl Schlipp, Secretary, Joan Garber, Treasurer, Gene Balliett. The eighth grade was represented in the student council by Charles Weidner. Your class sponsors were Mrs. Schmitz and Miss Rea. With their help you chose and presented on December 8th, during the sixth war loan drive, the two one act plays entitled, Wildcat Willie Buys a Bond and Mrs. Green's Tea Party. Those who participated in the plays were: Jim Routzahn, Liane Hust, Dolly Thomas, George Browning, Joan Bennett, Charles Weidner, Bonny Brooks, Audrey Vogler, Shirley Masters, Phyllis McGraw, Jackie Linebaugh, Carolyn Miller, Phyllis Gillis and Shirley Lucas. The eighth grade commencement was held on May 24, 1945. Good Luck lo Class of '45 FASHION DRESS SHOP -.2 71

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