Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

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P f f .- Q 0 L' 1 Q gm 5 Q-ts. 1-tl' rx Qtticcna' .foci Miss Helen Herboltzheimer Ohio State University Teaches home economics, and is sponsor of the Girl Reserves and Junior Class. Mr. Edward Alexinas Ohio State University Teaches boy's physical educa- tion, is assistant football coach and the basketball coach. Miss Helen Wieser Bowling Green State University Teaches iunior American His- tory, senior English, and is sponsor of the Thespian Club. Miss Violet Strahler Miss Grace -I-mxler Wittenberg College Teaches general mathematics, general science, and chemistry. Miss Ruthanna Rudolph Miami University Directs the band, girls triple trlo, girls chorus, boys chorus, mixed choruses, and mixed choir. Mrs. Manuel Ohio Wesleyan Teaches plain geometry, al- gebra, advanced algebra, and public speaking. Mrs. Schmitz Miami University Teaches eighth grade history and arithmetic, and is a sponsor of the eighth grade. Mr. Fredrick Roehm Ohio State University Teaches biology, physics, and is sponsor of the Hi-Y and Junior Class. Ohio State University Teaches girl's physical educa- tion, senior civil government, current history, is a Teen Tavern supervisor, and sponsor of the Girl's Athletic Association, Stu- dent Council, and Senior Class. Mr. Victor Klein Miami University Teaches solid geometry, senior mathematics, commercial arith- metic, and the last semester of aeronautics. Mr. Clayton M. Strider Wilmington College Teaches mechanical drawing, industrial arts, civics, sopho- more English, and is the eighth grade and freshman basketball coach. Miss Esther Gantz Ashland College Teaches eighth grade English, first and second year Latin, and is eighth grade sponsor. Miss Suzanne Rea Ohio State University Teaches eighth grade reading and spelling, Sophomore World History, and is sponsor of the Blue and White and Freshman class. Miss Ruth Conner Miami University Teaches typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, commercial arithmetic, Is sponsor of Grail Girls and Sophomore Class. Miss Ella G. Carr Ohio Wesleyan Teaches Freshman and Sopho- more English, and is sponsor of the Mirus. Miss Miriam Detling Miami University Teaches typing, shorthand, sec- retarial practlce, is a Teen Tav- ern supervisor, and Sophomore Class sponsor. Miss Helen Reed Miami University Teaches iunior English, is our librarian, and ls sponsor ofthe Librarian Club and Senior Class. Mr. Lester J. Heistand Heidelberg College Teaches eighth grade geography, commercial and physical geography, sociology and economics. He is 'football coach, and sponsor of the Na- tional Athletlc Scholarship So- ciety and Senior Class. Mrs. Townsley Ohio Wesleyan Teaches first and second year Spanish, eighth grade reading and spelling, and ls sponsor of Freshman Class. Mal ff, ft- gig 187 .fr IL 41114, DAVID BEACHLER AND COMPANY

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qllcct CVVlam-zuucnli Gt qhc 9 VZ l I O WL -' , P I' Out Going Unit The class of '46 began its cruise through high school with Nancy Bussard as eighth grade representative to the Student Council and Miss Jennings and Mr. Peifier as class sponsors. The highlight of the year was a three-act play, Freshman Bill. ' After receiving diplomas of graduation, they returned to begin its Freshman year with Bill Walter as President, Ray Gephart as Vice President, and Bettie Allen as Sec- retary-Treasurer. The Student Council members were Rose Galusha, Bill Walter, and Joye Whitehair. Bill Walter won state-wide recognition in the American Legion Essay Contest and was awarded a trip to Washington, D. C. The Freshmen presented a one-act play entitled, Wild Cat Willy's Lucky Num- ber. Mrs. Schmitz and Mr. Millard were class sponsors. Class oFficers in the Sophomore year were: President, Carl Johnson, Vice President, Don Gebhart, Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Bussard. Class sponsors were Miss Kimmel and Miss Karsteadt. The dramatic efforts of the class produced a one-act play, Ghost Story. At the end of their Sophomore year, the students elected Delbert Moyer, President, Leon Horn, Vice President, and Bucky Walter, Secretary-Treasurer. The class was represented on the Student Council by Nancy Bussard, Carl Johnson, Delbert Moyer, and Joye Whitehair. A three-act mystery, The Vampire Bat was the class dramatic offering for the year. ln the Senior year, the class offices were placed in the hands of Carl Johnson, Presi- dent, Jerry Heil, Vice President, Bettie Allen, Secretary, and Bob Suttman, Treasurer. The Student Council representatives were: Leon Horn, Carl Johnson, Betty Fox, and Nancy Bussard. The play presented by the class was Professor, How Could You? In May, the Junior-Senior Reception was held at the Wishing Well. Following closely were Baccalaureate, The Prom, Class Night, the Senior Picnic, and Commencement ex- ercises at Harmon Field. VIC We Z Il 1ff,lsf'f:-ff, -47 4,4272 Courtesy of HOFFMAN'S CIGAR STORE .40-