Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

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Altman, Diane Amlin, Donald Anderson, Ralph Ball, Richard Barnhart, Lois Barker, Eugene Barney, Bonnie Beals, Alma Beam, Charles Bell, Gary Bierley, Donald Brookey, Charlotte Burns, Jean Coblentz, Carole Cole, Arlene Colson, Clifford Clolxe ,glncll uctaels , , 4 x 1. ,.',a- V . -.J . , Condon, Barbara Crabtree, Bessie Dalton, James Dieckman, Joan Dixon, Alyce Dunkelberger, Janet Foust, Marion Fox, Paul Gebhart, Mary Gibson, Rowena Gilbert, Fred Gilpin, Ralph Grahm, Joanne Greene, Duane Greene, Elaine Harrell, Carmita Hart, Shirley Hartzell, Bonnie Hill, Leah Hill, Robert Hughes, Milton Kellis, Joan Kelly, Colinne Klein, Judson Kinsen, Bonnie Lawson, Riley Leis, Lee Leis, Lillian Libbee, Barbara Libecap, Mary Lipps, Marianna Lipps, Mark Lynch, Janet Manning, Gerald Martin, Lloyd McClain, Billie McKinney, Dovie McMurchy, Donald McPherson, Robert Mensick, Glenn Metcalf, Virgil Millard, Martha Mills, Barbara Moyer, Firvnan Myers, Richard Mynhier, Kathleen Mynhier, Robert Noble, Gene wgwr mf Page, Norbert Peffley, Ardice Penwell, Sally Perdue, Wanda Petticrew, Richard Phillips, Charles Phraeler, George Pope, Richard Preble, Rosemary Pressel, Arthur Qullen, Patricia Reed, Gerald Rhoades, Carl Rhoades, Ruth Richards, Charles Robinett, Ronald ,YY Routzahn, Robert Scearce, Donald Schoonovei, Bettey Schroeder, Jean Seals, Alberta Shafer, Donald Simpson, Natalie Sollar, Fred Spiney, Frances Stamm, Barbara Statom, Xzeta Stebbins, Dorsey St. Jacques, Jerry Thoma, Jerry Thoma, Neal Thomas, Edgar Thompson, Robert Townsend, Robert Urschel, Glenn Wade, Thelma Wagner, Geneva Wead, Joyce Webb, Beverly Weller, Patricia Wetz, Donald Whalen, Bob Whitaker, Barbara Whitehair, William Williams, Harry Williams, Juanita Wolf, Charles Voung, Beverly Colvin, Catherine Harp, William Lipps, Paul Ohler, Lee Rose, Dorothy Thomas, Ernest Zechmcm, Steve Zimmerman, Pauline , ,fi ,Mfrs ft, C O ,fre F A ff, This Page Sponsored by WEIDNEI-FS BOOK STORE 126.-

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l-fha Cliloota The freshles recelved their promotion to seamen first class as they began their second year aboard our great ship of education. They started out right wlth Carl Schlipp, president, Joan Garber, vice president, and Jim Routzahn, secretary- treasurer. Eugene Balllett, Louise Mackey, and Carl Schlipp represented them well on the student council. Mrs. Townsley and Miss Rea, their sponsors, helped them compile a fine record and present an excellent play on March l5. The seamen who ranked hlgh scholasticly for the year were: Dorothy Wysong, Joan Bennett, Liane Hust, Janet Lels, Jacqueline Linebaugh, Donald Mount, Jerry Neff, Carl Schlipp, and Charles Weidner. Eight members of the class who wore the blue and white with the band were: Walter Barnes, Lee Bonner, Joe Hlatt, Maurice Hlll, Dale Holzen, Art Ross, Jlm Routzahn, and Martin Yarnell. We expect to hear more about these muslclans in the future. Athletlcally the group was starred by such boys as Barney Pierce, Chuck Weidner, Bob Heil, Bob Kirby, Gene Balllett, Ted and Dick Lewis, Paul Foust, Carl Schlipp, Dale Grelsmeyer, Kenneth Tragasser, Robert McPherson, Bob Lowden, Don Llbbee, Bud Hill, Kenneth Blackburn, Ross Morris, Joe Hiatt, and Roland Bailey. Wlth these boys on the grldlron and cage squads we can look forward to some fine teams. G d 90 Compliments of WESTCOTT'S Sc TO 51.00 STORE 18 South Main St. 12 5-.

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'Thc ,Slncll uctccls The boots came on deck last fall dazed and bewildered but now, after a long year, they are seasoned veterans. Their sponsors who helped to indoctrinate them were Mrs. Schmitz and Miss Gantz. Jerry Thoma was elected to represent them on the student council. These eighth graders made their headquarters in rooms 13, l7, and I2. Their Instructors were Mr. Schmitz, Miss Gantz and Miss Traxler. From these rooms emerged such outstanding students as: Colinne Kelly, Judson Klein, Barbara Mills, Natalie Simpson, and Beverly Young. The play Goodnight Uncle George was presented by the class on January 29. Their sponsors directed the three act comedy. The setting was in the Allen living room. lt seemed that lt was necessary for Junior and his pals to cram for examinations while his sister and the girls' trio were practicing. This brought about quite a bit of arguing in the midst of which George, an old school friend of Mr. Allen's, arrived. Due to the 'Fact that painters were working in the guest room, George slept with Junior in the living room. After many pranks on George, Junior discovers that he was considering taking the position of high school principal. This effected an immediate change on Junior who became a polite young man and passed his exams. Some difficulty arose, however, and George didn't take the iob. Members of the band who hailed from the boot camp were: Carole Coblentz, James Church, Barbara Condon, Carmita Harrell, Martha Millard, Bob Routzahn, Don Shafer, Barbara Stamm, Bob Thompson, Bob Whalen, Barbara Whitaker, and Beverly Young. Those who served on the cage squad were: Don McMurchy, Andy Anderson, Paul Fox, Jerry Reed, Don Amlin, Jerry Thoma, Bozo Richards, Fred Gilbert, Richard Myers, Donald Scearce, and James Dalton. The class of T950 ended its Grammar school career on May 22, l946, when graduation exercises were held. G J, Z E30 . - A 'S V ,M 21-ff. Compliments of WHITE FRONT RESTAURANT Home Cooking Steaks-Chops-Chicken 127-