Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

5 X -1 s . -5 XJ 5. E E 5 E W- I A I 6-,Q w , 1 151 c F 3 1.6 w ' m , x x ' L ' 1 . H UQ!-5Qb MIAMISBURG HIGH SCHOOL MIAMISBURG, OHIO 5 2 E 4, . v . ,., L , X .N xv f ' ' , i.. xv ' ' f, 4 1 , .F Lo' ' . -4 ' ' ' ' 1 965006 ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS i FIRST W lLett to rrghtl M Benner, L. Bliss, C. Pierce, S. Forsythe, C. Fields, N. Brown, B Stu ROW 2 G Hottle E Brown S. Spencer, N. Lucas, N. Meredith, J. Eskridgeg V. Raney, Miss Elsass ROW 3 D Mc uughin illiamsg F. Roof, D. Pennington, H. Rudy. ROW re e nck D. Berger, H. Ditzel. Last October, the 1954 MIRUS staFl chosen by the advisor, Miss Elsass, began the enioyable but ditticult task of prepar- ing an annual which would summarize the events of the school year. With Bar- bara Stupp as editor, the group worked diligently throughout the year from the first day ot subscription selling until the tinal piece ot copy was removed from the typewriter and sent to the printers. Aiding the editor in key positions were: Larry Roush, business manager, Don Williams, advertising manager, Dave Frederick, art and layout, Don McLaughlin, photography. F.4- Foreword On the pages of this book we have attempted to record indelibly the events of one of the hap piest years of our lives. May this MIRUS help you to relive now the ex periences of the it prompt mony term at Miamisb Dedication This year's Mirus is gratefully dedi- cated to Mr. Sonander in an effort to pay tribute to his steadfastness and loyalty to Miamisburg High School. ln his varied roles as teacher of Spanish and world history, class sponsor, and athletic and band booster, he has be- come well known to the students as in- structor, advisor, and friend. ..5.. past year and in the future may fond memories of the l953 54 urg High School. Mr. Alden Y. Sonander Z5 iw 1 I IIIL T QM II , I I vw' 25 I-rw n W' -2- 5 Ian I I , I If j, I II I if I A Y I If I II II! EI Q5 if .r ji I If I: , 8 f It e z ' I 4 Z z .-qv-if 1 2 754 1 ! 1+-f I V . ', V, ADMINISTRATION lleft to rightl: Mr, Franklin Youngp Mr. James Kinderdineg Mr. James Barletlg Mr. Wilbur Neffg Mr. R y E by M D Pence. Absent when picture was taken: Dr. Glen Brandon. Board of Education On numerous occasions during the year, the lights in the Memorial Building conference room burned brightly until the small hours of the night while this group studied and deliberated over the problems and policies involved in the successful operation of the Miamisburg Public Schools. The students were fortunate to have such a group of far-sighted and progressive individuals working on their behalf for the betterment of a constantly growing school system. In addition to President Neff, Vice-President Emby and Clerk Barlett, completing the roster of the Board of Edu- cation were the three newly elected members: Mr. James Kinderdine, Mr. David Pence, and Dr. Glen Brandon. -3- 'FK V tn Mr. Franklin M. Young Principal During his sixth year as principal of M. H.S., Mr. Mittler once again was the main force behind an efihcient and well- organized school program. Added to his regular guidance and administrative duties were: sponsorship ot Student Council, Na- tional Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, and BLUE AND WHITE. He also quite compet- ently fulfilled the duties required ot the position of acting Athletic Director. Superintendent Since his appointment as superintendent in l943, Mr. Young has played an active role in the development and expansion of the Miamisburg Public Schools. Year after year, the problem ot inadequate facilities to meet the sharp rise in enrollment has become more acute. He has utilized every possible means in order to maintain high educational standards locally. Mr. Louis F. Mittler -9- mmsfrw, FIRST ROW lleft to rightl: Mary Helen DiMatteog Anjean Kauffmani Mary Ellen Gillespiei Elinor Elsassi Rosellen Clarki Jean Moore. ROW 2: John Stoney Lester Heistandp George Shevelowg Alden Sonander. f K 1- x Faculty . lo' xg ROSELLEN CLARK ANJEAN KAUFFMAN xv! Heidelberg College, A. B. Ohio State University, B.S. Ohio State University Speech and English ll Home Economics JEAN MOORE MARY HELEN DiMATTEO Salem College, B.S. Bowling Green State University, B,S. U 'lVef5llY Of DGYTOV' English iv and American History Chemistry and General Science GEORGE SHEVELOW 4 ELINOR ELSASS , , . l U I f I4 Kent State Umversity,..B. .JJ Bowling Green State University, B.S,, Moihemaiics ' 'A 'R X' Typing I and ii, shorthand ii f all f:,1c,..f' , ff-' Secretarial Practice Y!! Q --...L-'X ALDEN SONANDER s -H' Wittenberg College, B. A. Y MARY ELLEN GILLESPIE spanish i and ii W Ohio Ut'tlVel'SllY, B.S. World Hisiory Girls' Physical Education I f, fi JOHN D. STONE LESTER HEISTAND 'l A ,L ' Otterbein, B. A. Heidelberg College, B-A- 'V 7 'J Ohio' State University, M. A. B.5, in Education Miami University, M. A. fl if Music Social Science and Driving Absent when picture was taken: MARTHA MANUEL Ohio Wesleyan, A. B. Eighth Grade Reading and Spelling Algebra I T10-.. ,U J' Faculty DONALD BARGER Cedarville College, B.S. Physical Education Civics and Economics CAROLINE BRIGNER Miami University, B. S. Eighth English and Reading English ll ELLA G. CARR Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A. Ohio State University, M,A, English I , ff RUTH ONNER r Miami University, B.S. fl Bookkeeping, Business Machines Typing I ROBERT DEMING Manchester College, B. S. University of Dayton Eighth Georgraphy and History HANS D. HOLZTRAGER Miami University, B.S. Miami University, M. E, KENNETH D. HUFFMAN Cedarville College, B. S. University of Cincinnati American Government American History MARTHA JANE PFALZGRAF University of Cincinnati, B. S. Shorthand I, Typing I Business Arithmetic HELEN REED A y Miami University, 8.5.11 bu, N Western Reserve, M.A, y 'L E Librarian FRED H. ROEHM Ohio State University, B.S, University of Michigan, B.B. M. S. and B.S. of Ag. Physics, Biology General Science MAY SCHMITZ Miami Teachers' College Eighth History and Mathematics DELORES SHORT Ohio University, B.S. Latin I and ll Industrial Arts Eighth English KATHLEEN WOOD Washington College, B. A. University of Pennsylvania English III, World History FIRST ROW lLeft to righti: Caroline Brigner, May Schmitz, Ruth Conner, Ella Carr, Delores Short, Martha Pialzgraf, .if ' if I ROW 2: Helen Reed, Donald Barger, Robert Deming, Kenneth Huffman, Hans Holztrager, Fred Roehm, Kathleen Wood. 191561 'f I 111- Administrative Assistants FIRST ROW tleft to rightj-Cafeteria Cooks: Mrs. Ccrbuughg Mrs. Costellog Mrs. Huffmang Mrs. Gunder. TOP ROW: Mrs. Penwellg Mrs. Hillg Mrs. Recher. BOTTOM LEFT Heli to rightl-Custodionsz Mr. Morningstar, Mr. Hill. BOTTOM RIGHT-School Nurse: Mrs. Meredith ,X . M. l 1' Z 'M J' .TH I . . E? .:'. gi 1 ,ELDL if A is . Na ...,l2..- ,ff UQ. ' A lf , 's . If 4 if A A A ,, . 4, jf- Q Wfffdwf f RQ X :Ea iLett to rightl: Don Pennington, Vice-President, Sandra Martz, Secretory, Bert Wall, President, Verla Raney, Treasurer. Senior Class Numbering over one hundred students, the largest senior class on record at Miamisburg, completed an activity-packed year. The members played an important role in the success of the school in the field ot athletics. ln service to the school, the class again led the way for underclassmen. Seniors held key positions in virtually every maior organization. Two members of the class gave unlimited time and eiifort in the emcient operation of the visual aids program of the school. Included on the schedule for the year was the senior visitation of industry in Dayton on the annual B.l.E. Day. Seven seniors partici- pated in the Dayton Council on World Atifairs Tour to Washington and New York. Career con- ferences were also held during the year for the class. ln April, Double Door , a three-act mystery was presented as the class play, with Shirley Scheu, Nancy Brown, and Bill Starner cast in the leading roles. Graduation week was a full one, and the seniors decorated for the Prom, practiced for baccalaureate and commencement, and picnick- ed at Armco Park at Middletown. The climax of the year arrived on the night of May 27 when diplomas were awarded to the deserving senior class. Sandra Martz, Gloria Hottle, and David Hirst received the honors of ranking as the top three members of the class scholastically. ..'l4T Gi DAVID ACORD Intramural Volleyball 2, Intra- mural Soccer 2, 3, Miami Uni- versity Science Day I, Allied Youth 2. yn , , CL f 455' I f I' I , X661-. ffl C V , JOHN BEALS Band 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Home Room Finance Chairman 2, Hi- Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Vice-President 4, Miami Scholarship Team l, 3, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Chemistry Essay Contest 3, Mi- ami University Science Day I, Tennis 4, BARBARA BENNETT Home Room Property Chairman I, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I. FRED BELVO Senior Letterman 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Track 3, Intramural Basketball I, 4, In- tramural Soccer 3, 4: Junior Class Play, Hi-Y 4. . fi x Xu' t QV x I L .J i ,- .i w '- LORRAINE BLISS Junior Class Play Committee, Mirus StaH, Y-Teens 3, 4, Mi- ami Scholarship Team 3, Library 3, Office 4, Chorus 3, Senior Play Committee. 5 , ,c, T . iff, gf, Q 5 as Q lx R I FLOYD BEAL Intramural Basketball 3, Intra- mural Soccer 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4- r 1 Chemistry Essay Contest 3. vu . f qi' Lflyfd fl 1 'P'-' ,,, f f K -...f ,gf ,V Q if VM - i- ,qw - 'ik . XX JIM BELVO Senior Letterman 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Intramural Q G, Basketball 3, Intramural Soccer '. hi -' 3, Junior Class Play, Hi-Y 3, 4, J K' I e Q Hi-Y Treasurer 4, National Ath- V -J i 'Tir 1 letic Scholarship Society 3, 4, T if Senior Play Com itt . 1 B r-XO ARL X . y f, . IO! T r tg ,j .IX H-I' ' Wt r 1 , , .Y N -3 m i ' - Wo- ., l I ' 3 I l gl A 3 115, glen gif? MARY ELLEN BENNER Mirus StaH, Y-Teens 4, Chorus 2, 3. DON BERGER Mirus Stal? 4, Chorus 4. CARLSON BOGAN Miami University Science Day 2. JOHN BOLTON Football 4, Intiamural Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Soc- cer 3, Senior Letterman, Junior Class Play, Senior Play Com- mittee. EVA JEAN BROWN Mirus Staff, Libraria 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Library 3, 4, Office 4, Chorus I, 2, Mi- ami Scholarship Team 3, Senior Play Committee. BARBARA BUTLER Deady Junior High, Houston, Texas I, Future Homemakers of America I. JIM COLLINS Senior Letterman, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3: Golf 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 4. ,Alle-f my Ql6xi47iD1 W MLA Qlelw , , . I ' Ewa. ,,,, w x 3 JIM BOLENDER L I enior Letterman, Football I, 2, , 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3 ,4, Bas- ., ,K iii' Q, ,.,., ..,.. y y ketball I, 2, 3, Intramural Bas- ' X V. 33 If ketball 3, 4, Intramural Volley- igv 3 A' ball 2, Home Room Property 2 Clairman I, Junior Class Play i , N-P-M' ,gil N f b X A, . , ek - it s-a,.. . ' 3 mf 'SST DFS it -5.5 x... Q I 'iw' . V Q Q A x s C . 1. -: fl I, www' 1 I.. , Committee, M i a mi University Science Day I, Public Speaking Essay Contest 3, Chemistry Es- say Contest 3, Chorus I. y RUBY BROOKS G. A. A. I, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Senior Play Committee. NANCY BROWN Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, Interscholastic Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel I, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Civic Chairman I, Junior Class Play Committee, Mirus Staft, Library I, 2, 3, 4, Libraria 2, 3, 4, Libraria President 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A, Vice-President 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens Cabinet 4, National Honor Society, Miami Scholar- ship I, 2, Miami University Sci- ence Day I, American Legion Essay Contest Winner 2, 3, Li- brary I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Junior and Senior Reception Committee, Student Council 4, Secretary Student Council 4, Senior Play. JOHN c TER, , Fool?-:ml 3,yBaseball I,ilntra- kmgrb ask tball I, 2, '3f 45 ntranfural er I, 3, 4i-gi-Y 3, 4, 'SU'ioIas :J est, Miami .versity Sci ,Day 1, Chemistr ,Essaiy ConFest 3. jxl JI V I JO ANN COMBS Intramural Basketball 3, Intra- mural Badminton 3, Inter-schol- astic Basketball 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Senior Play Com- mittee. SIDNEY COURTNEY Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Play. KARLENE DAY Junior Class Play Committee, Librarict , 3, 4, Blue and White I, 2, 3 4, 'Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Quill d Sc 'I 4,,fNational Hon cliet ,4 mr Scholar- ship s ee 'A Teens orres- pon , Homec i mittee Chairman, D. A. Test 4 Sen- ior Play Commit ee. JAMES DICKEX . J I 2 Senior etzgrmlnfi ootball I, 2, ,Stain 4- ba 1 , 1 ,4 it 1, 2, , 4, Cl s,Ni sident I, 2, 2,naQr,'i,,Ctsl-4325, Hi-Y 4, Nu- ,,aFal'AthIetie Scholarship So- ciety 2, 3, 4,,.fLAiami University Science Da,1f7T',,Bo,ys' Style 3, Junior-Seqicgf. Receigvjjfommit- tee, Hor51ecv5fh7ftgA ing, Home- coming Attepxdjant 2,11 Student Council 3, 4, Student Council Vice-President 3, President 4, Senior Play. HENRY DITZEL High School Play 2, High School Play Committee 2, Junior Class Play Committee, Mirus Staff, Hi- Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Orderly 3, 4, Miami University Science Day l, 2, Junior-Senior Reception Com' mittee, Biology Lab Assistant 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, Senior Play Committee. JO LENE ESKRIDQE Intramural Ba ketb fl, , 3, 4, Intramural I all ', , 3, 4, Intramural minto 2, 3, 4, Inter-s ic Vol ball 2, 3, Inter-sc astic Ba etball 2, 3,f4, C erleader , 2, 3, 4, Girilsfi ee Club , 4, Winstrel 3 4'- tudent Co ncil I, Home Roo Civic ' airman X4, L.lunior Clasls Pla Commi ble, Mirus Staff ibr ria 4, A. A. I, , 3, G.A.A.' bint 4, - Teen 2, L3, 'Tee s C inet 4, atio ' onor S re - Li- brary 3, - ueen I rts 3, Y-Tee ference ' Wes- leyan 4, I er- I1 ouncil 4, Chorus I,! , J, !ioFSenior Re- ception Co grjftle , Homecoming Attendant 2, 3, Homecoming Committee 4. Nts..-' L: 'bmw ..' ra I fin W:-'ff '11 - . ' f, ,hx ,V 'Z If ,fi-,,rg.,,,, ZW' ., . ,wfifiggm 1 ef? F, '53 1' , Xt.. , , .3 E QI ll I, UW JOY CYR ,Q E' G. A. A. I, Y-Teens 3, Of'Iicef4', ,Chorus I. jf! ft Y XI' ffflf IQ, X' If v-:Lf,ff'ES f , I I f, I Z '44, gf 37? Fifi' f V , ,I 144,17 A ,Auf 'L Lf' AQ! , ,fy I ff4'f'7 HARRY DELLINGER Senior Letterman, Football I, 2, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, Hi- Y 2, 3. EILEEN DENNIS New Breman I, 2, 3, St. Marys 3, Band I, 2, 3, Junior Class Play Committee, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Miami Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, Library I, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, National Honor Society, Senior Scholarship Test, Chem- istry Essay Contest, Senior Play Committee. X X tt- A X I , ix Lois DIBQLE , bjm. JunioiQClass Play Commji ,Y- Teeng5d2, Miami Universw Scil enceix, Day I, Chemistryl Essay Con! st 3, Library 2, 3,',4l. R l Ng It X. X IJ I , J I ,J I. fx J l .K ,XX CHRISTINE FIELDS Mirus Staff, Libraria 3, 4, Y- Teens 3, Miami Qniversity Sci- ence Day , Chorus I, 2, 3, Cafeteo' ll 3 . A Lux Il tt .,, v t X xc ix, K, J ll - X 17- A JIM FOIT Band I, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Libraria 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Miami Uni- versity Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, Miami University Science Day I, 2, American Legion Essay Contest Winner 4, Junior-Senior Reception Committee, Student Band Director 4, Senior Play. LEONARD FOX Senior Letterman, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, ln- tramural Soccer 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel I, ,2, 3, 4, Na- tional Athletic Scholarship So- ciety 4p I KJV- 3 il' V, E ,LL j 'J DELORES GAISER Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, Home Room Finance Chairman I, Jun- ior Class Play Cammittee, Li- braria 3, 4, Libraria Vice-Presi- dent 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens Cabinet 4, Miami University Science Day I, Office 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Homecoming Committee 4, Sen- ior Play Committee. THOM GILBERT Basketball I, 2, Intramural Bos- ketball 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chem- istry Essay Contest 3, American Legion Essay Contest Winner 2. DONNA GREEN Libraria 2, 3, Library 4, Chorus 2, 3. -:N . ,M-sw-:N ,, 1 - H I fs. 5 1 v . ix 'fre 1 may 4 ' 221 y 5 -I -2 k 'JSM-3 5 ie AW ,Xxx xvbx w N , 2 . 5 sill Y sf ,i,' 'vs--,r -'IB J 'TD' SHIRLEY FORSYTHE Junior Class Play- Mirus Staff: Libraria 2, 3, 4: I mi U 'lVe ' sity Science lDCyQ I-IIDVUVY 2, 3, 4, Chorus If lj 1 SEYIICV PICY- js I l t , kj I - I 1 , I 'W ,MN I, I , flybfkl DAVID FREDERICK Intramural Basketball 2, 4, In- tramural Volleyball I, Mirus StaH, Miami University Science ,. .' Dqy I, 2, Chorus 2, ,i til ,. S 1 E My , Q y We X X c.,. , Hi ii i RONNIE GALYEAN Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, I 4, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, s Intramural Soccer 4, Inter-schoI- fi '- y ostic Basketball I, 2, Class 1. I , President 2, Home Room Activity I, Chairman 2, Junior Class Play, Blue and White 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y X N 2, 3, Miami University Science , s sys, fly., N X Day I, Chemistry Essay Contest if in 3, Senior Play Committee. NSN, iii . , MARLENE OVLDZWIG Int ral a ketball I, 2, In- tro al Vo Ieyball I, 2, Intra- mur, Bad nton 2, Inter-sch stic' Bomlliyh 2, Girls' Glee lu Wx xe- 4, M strike, 4, Hom oom ivic C airma I, Juni Clos 5 Play C tees Blu Whi 2, , -Editor G. . ' I, 3, Y eens , 4,- I ,Univers Scien a I ubli Fkgakira Essay mme , Chor am tee, Homecomi g om I, , Jumoxxbeniar ceptlon . . C E I ittee 3, Senior Play Committee. X I DOROTHY GREGG Intramural Basketball I, 2, In- ter-scholostic Basketball I, 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Minstrel I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Blue and White 4, Y-Teens 2, 4, Oflice 4, Chorus I, 2, Junior- Senior Reception Committee. ROBERT HARROD Track l, Home Room Finance Chairman 2, Junior Class Play Committee, Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Scholarship Test, Senior Play. LEON H EFFNER Allied Youth 2, Miami Univer- sity Science Day I. y,if.f s -rl! E A jj li C 4576 N 1 RICHARD HOERNER Football I, ltgtamural Basket- ball I, Miqrni niversity Science Da 1, Chlqils 4, senior Play Cormgpee. ' 1 A JOY HOWARD Band I, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play Commit- tee, Libraria 2, 3, 4, Blue and White 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabi- net 3, National Honor Society, Dayton Council on World Af- fairs Tour 3, American Legion Essay Contest Winner 4, Library 2, 3, 4, Book Room 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Reception Commit- tee. DICK KRAMER IntramurallBa aB,,3, 4: In- , tramur Socc ', 4, Miami yUn.i Scienigjafl. yvz :- in-,ff 1.1 L43 JOHN HARVEY Intramural Basketball 3, Intra- mural Soccer 3, Intramural Vol- leyball 3, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, High School Play Committee 2, Junior Class Play Committee 2, 3, Sen- ior Class Play Committee 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Essay Contest 3, Miami University Sci- ence Day l, Boys' State 3, Pro- jection Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee. DAVID HIRST Senior Letterman, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 3, 4, Minstrel I, 3, 4, Class President 3, Home Room Civic Chairman 2, High School Play 2, Libraria 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, National Honor Society, Na- tional Athletic Scholarship So- ciety 4, Miami Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship Test, Miami University Science Day I, 2, Chemistry Essay Con- test 3, Library l, Boys' State 3, Junior-Senior Reception Com- mittee, Red Cross Representative 3, Dayton Council on World Atitairs Tour 4, Senior Play. GLORIA HOTTLE. Home Room Activity Chairman I, Mirus Staff, Libraria 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Miami Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, 4, Miami University Science Day I, Library l, 2, 3, Office 4, Latin Club President 4, Dayton Coun- cil on World Atifairs Tour 4, Senior Play. GERRY KERTH Intramural Basketball, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Intramural Badminton I, High School Play Committee 2, Junior Class Play Committee, G, A. A. l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Public Speaking Essay Contest 3, Library 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, Homecoming Committee 4, Sen- ior Play Committee. SHARON LINE Lakeview I, 2, G. A.A. I, 2, Chorus l, Junior Class Play Committee 3, Y-Teens 3, 4. JANE LOCKRIDGE Intramural Basketball, Volley- ball, Baseball, Badminton,'Bowl- ing I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Scholastic Volleyball I, 2,,3,, 4, Inter- scholastic Basketbdil 4, Cheer- leader I, Ba 2, 3, 4, Min- strel 2, 3415 Home Room Fi- nance Chairman 3, Junior Class Play, ,Libraria 2, 3, 4, Secre- taryri3', Blue and- White 4, G. AL A. I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, National Honor Slhciety, Miami Scholarship Team 2, 3, Senior Scholarship Test, Miami Science Day I, Chemistry Essay Contest 3, Library l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Junior-Senior Reception Committee, Homecom- ing Committee 4, Student Coun- cil I, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross Council Camp 3, Wittenberg Chemistry Test 3, Senior Play Committee. VIRGINIA LUTZ Intramural Badminton 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 4, G. A. A. I, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, President 4, Chorus I, Ohio Wesleyan Conference, Home- coming Committee I, Miami Uni- versity Science Day I, Senior Play Committee. 4.2.2 faq, fi , yy W X 4 i ii F! sl X ' 1 Wa 'V . , wg 4 s .. Q 7 , S X fb. f , - . fx ,G ,, , iff ,E 'X ,, Z' if it 'Q' ff, X ROGER MAHAN Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, ' Intramural Soccer 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. V, ' Ny . , rv Cjgsjjjxxxxxf-xcsqx i A ig Ss ' . ,U , it I V I W. , , 7 C bln? , 'iw 2 y Of MU SAND ,AWP 2102, If -if y L ,f u 'I' Baske ll, ling, U ' 'M -- UVgue ii, B ini 2, 3, fl lil 4, n rsch stic sketball! 2, ,iff ,pafis' b 2, 4, Q W Minstr I -U, 3, I rette f if v3, 4,0Ciass Se ry-Treas- Secr ary Ar' Libraria 2 ,2,, -0nS2,,: ,ja nxfjid , . M 374, .ferr lm 3, G.A.A. I WW 3 4 Te 3 4 J f Cabinet 3 4, National Honor Society, I M i a mi Scholarship Team I, 3, Miami Science Day I, Chemistry Essay Contest 3, Library I, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Reception Committee, Homecom- ing Attendant 4. ,20... NAOMI LIPPS Allied Youth 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, Minstrel 3, Home Room Prop- erty Chairman I: I-Il-WGYY 4: Of- fice 4, Chorus I,. 2 3. '7 f 0' 12 Olnffff' m f AJC, 1, 4, 7W,45 NORMA LUCAS Intramural Basketball 2, Intra- mural Volleyball 2, Mirus Stafi, Libraria 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, National Honor Society, Miami Scholarship Team 'l, 2, 3, Mi- ami Science Day I, Library i, 2. MOLLY LYNCH Home Room Civic Chairman I, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Homecoming Committee 3, Senior Play Com- mittee. SARA ANN MARTIN Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Min- strel 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Y-Teens 2, 3- ibmi Science Day I, Choru I+, 'Junior-Senior Reception C mmittee, S e n i o r Pla Co lttee. Y W gi , 1 J ' ,Ll X W , ' BARBARA MASON Intramural Basketball, Volleyball 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, G, A. A. I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Otiice 4, Chor- us I, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Re- ception Committee, Senior Play Committee. JUDY MATTER Libraria 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Mi- ami Scholarship Team 35 Chorus 3, 4. DICK MCGOHAN Senior Letterman5 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 45 Intra- mural Soccer 3. BILL McQUEEN Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Soccer 3, 45 Inter- scholastic basketball 45 Hi-Y 4. NANCY MEREDITH ll lntramural Basketbal ', ,Volley- ball 1, Mirus sl My .A.A. 1, 35 Y ee 1, QJ45 Cabinet 35 Ra ' uncil on World Afifairs Toifl45 Office 45 Chjo T5JUf1- ior-Senior Rfdpfdt C mittee: Homecoming Committee 3, 45 Senior Play Committee. DOLORES NEWBERG Germantown, Band, Class Sec- retary, Miami Scholarship Team, Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Orchestra, Lat- in Club, Cardinal I5 Band 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Min- strel 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Play Committee5 Libraria 2, 3, 4: Secretary 45 Y-Teens 45 National Honor Society5 Miami Scholar- ship Team 25 Senior Scholarship Test5 Library 3, 4: Chorus 2: Junior-Senior Reception Commit- Ieeg Wittenberg Chemistry Test 35 D. A. R. Test 45 Chemistry Essay Contest 35 Senior Play Cast. :W -we i 'Fwy e . -JI 2 'fu we 'Wi' ' 'XP UL uv' UU ' 'M' J -Y! so OAKLEY McCABE Senior Letterman5 Football 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Chorus DONALD McLAUGHLIN Minstrel 2, 3, 45 High School Play Committee 25 Junior Class Play Committee 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Play Committee 25 Mirus StaFf5 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Miami Sci- ence Day I5 Chemistry Essay Contest 35 Proiection Staff 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Committee. DAVID MEREDITH Basketball I5 Track I, 25 Intra- mural Soccer 2, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 45 Chorus I, 2. RICHARD MINDLING Western Hills I, 2, 35 Football Manager I, 25 Botany Club 2, 35 Bible Club 35 Senior Choir 2, 35 Intramural Soccer 45 Day- ton Council on World Affairs Tour 45 Senior Scholarship Test. BARBARA NORRIS Junior Class Play Committee 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Junior-Senior Reception Committee5 Senior Play Com- mittee. l ,UC if It if ffl If 1, yfil X b I V I f ri ,WA DELORES NULL Intramural Volleyball 2, Inter- Scholastic Bowling 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. S LEY PE ntr 'ur B sketball 2, 3, Li- an , 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Y-Tee 2, 3, 4, Library 4, Ch r I, 3. If Affairs Tour 4, Senior Play ommittee. AR L PIERC ramural sketbal 2, 3, ln- r mural V leyball, a minton 2,l3, ,I -Scholasti B wling, off' II 2 Home Ro inance hairm n 2, 3, Mirusl Libraria , 3,4 b.A. 2, , 4,Seo tary-Tr surer -Teens 4, C in t 4, Libra 3, 4, Of- fi e , Junior-Se 'o Reception C ittee, Intramural Bowling X , , 4, Dayton Council on VERLA RANEY Intramural Basketball, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-scholastic Bad- minton, Intramural Badminton 3, Int -Scholastic Volleyball 2, 3, Bas t ll I, 2, Cheerleader I, 3,3 ass Secretary 3, Treas- ure , Home Room Civic Chair- an 3, inance Chairman I, 2, Nxslxmio I ss Play Committee 3, Vw ir s 'ff, Libraria 2, 3, 4, Blue a White 3, 4, G. A. A. Rl 3 4 ab net 2 3 4 , . C I . , 1 ll I3 P xldent 4, Teens 2, 3, 4, 'J illcand , 4, National 5 norl'-.S Miami Scholar- lk 'ml s ip 'Fe :Xu , 3, Senior Schol- QHNIJ F N arship T s - Miami Science Day W ' XX I, 2, mistry Essay Contest 5 XXI 3, Libra I, 2, 3, 4, Ollice 3, X Libraria 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Lab Assistant 3, 4, Junior-Senior Re- ception Committee, Homecoming Queen 4, Queen of Hearts At- tendant 3. S io r n, Basketball I, , aptain 4, intramural B ketball I , Volleyball I, Bo , , 4, B d MUD- a r instrel , 3, 4, St t C nc' , 2, 3, 4, I, m oom Pro rty Chair- I, High School Play 2, lue and White'I ,Hi-Y 2, 3, li . - . . C W fl Te sure Ia President 4, Miami Scienc ay I, Chorus J or Sen r Reception om- mitt Se Class Play I, 4. N I K , I :ge-g,w1L'Vf,t . I g,, l-.- , of W M - - 1. I .il 2 I 'f C.- , Q V . If 1 57 ' A I ,,,, Q we fr , If 6, , f Qkezeizs ,,e e I 4 Z,-T firf ,lj I? il 439 ff 45 , ,' We - . ENR if mtv ssfx jkiqciww ...Amari ' , 2 , , 5 M0 , 'jr 4 :li X ,Sai V7 , . Alfa' , 5' , ' iff, . W! Zeeieeee . ', V., ,jk ki f- '1- ra -K arloff '. . ..-.221 fl , -If I ff? ffiIf4 fe I, ,Uq'lfl' ' 1 ' '13 I ffl' ' 4 M I ,ti Q 1 Q jf ' ' DON PENNINGTON Senior Letterman, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball I,Track 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Soccer 3, Band I, Minstrel I, Class Vice- President 4, Junior Class Play, Mirus Staff, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4, Miami University Science Day I, Home- coming Attendant 3, 4, King of Hearts 3. WILLIAM PENWELL Track 2, lntramurQXSoccer 3, Miami Universit7f'S?e Day I. Z? ,,AZ'Zf 42222 f,f4+--, - KIRBY RAMEY n Y, Kiser I, 2,IF alll. A I u , flu' jf ,, jxxy I f I , cvylfky' k45csTf3lJ Q- u I s I ,livk i' YQ JERRE RHOADES Senior Letterman, Football 2, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 4, Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Soccer 2, 3: High School Play 2, Junior Class Play, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Public Speaking Essay Contest 3, Chemistry Essay Contest 3, Junior-Senior Reception Commit- tee. BETTY RING Y-Teens 4, Office 4, Miami Uni- versity Science Day I, Allied Youth 2, Senior Class Play Com- mittee. W FRED ROOF Jr' Mirus Staff, Hi-Yi? 3, 4 Chem- istry Essay Cont t 3! L, V ' . ,yrff - L., . A Q! . I r , I o N .'f..f' '- I J HARRY RUDY Senior Letterman, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Soccer 3, Class Vice-Presi- dent 3, Mirus Stall, National Athletic Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Boysf State 3. ,I-. ,gr Qi S 35 Q will O 3 X I 1 ROBERT sci-iuirz 3 ,XX Senior Letterman 4, Football 2, 4, BQSQHQII 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, i4JX,Track 2, Intramural Basketb-all L, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bas all 'l,-22, 3, 4, Intramur- al, iolleyball I, 2. Q JAMES SHAFER JIU' .- , J I 1 1 1, X Sf IJ li, 1, I, J .if i Senior Letterman, Baseball 3, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Track I, 2, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, ln- tramural Soccer 4, Band Man- ager I, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, Chemistry Essay Contest 3, Junior-Senior Reception Committee, Miami Sci- ence Day I. KATHLEEN SHAEER J Intramural Basketball, Volley- ball, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Inter-Scholastic Volleyball, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 3, 4, Cheerleader I, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Libraria 2, 3, 4, Blue and White 'l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Miami Scholarship Team 2, 3, Miami Science Day l, Chemistry Essay Contest, Li- brary 3, 4, Chorus l, Home- coming Committee 4, Elder's Board of Editors 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee. ltr , i Q? ,j. at . ,f-if Q 2 for :PW LARRY ROUSH Senior Letterman, Golf I, 2, 3 tramural Soccer 4, Mirus Staff Libraria 4. TVN5, SHIRLEY SCHEU Home Room Finance Chairman Senior Play Cast. CHARLES SHADE Senior Letterman, Football 4, . Track 3, 4, Intramural Soccer 3, s Junior Class Play Committee, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Essay 53 ' Contest 3. r- il if ' , , 1-if ' l.1.1x lxiwy fy, X, JEANINE SHAFER Intramural Basketball, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Intramural Badminton 2, 3, Intramural Bowling I, 2, Inter-Scholastic Badminton 3, Inter-Scholastic Basketball 2, Band Manager 2, Inter-Club Council 4, Home Room Finance Chairman I, Junior Class Play Committee, Library 2, 3, 4, Blue and White 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Student Council I, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, National Honor Society, Miami Scholar- ' , ship Team 2, 3, Miami Science Ll' Day 1, 2, Librarla 2, 3, 4, ' pil' Chorus I, Junior-Senior Recep- I I V ltion Committee, Homecoming f I I Co mittee 4, Senior Play Com- , ' .41 ,fi yf fmitll-iee. w , c ,I L mu , U W , 1 IW ,f ,lv 1 Qi' ' J IJ QL fp Y 1- I V 4 , lp LLL lf ,IJZIL 4 if .I - ,JL I V ML, V, ,L It 4, Intramural Basketball 4, ln- I, G.A.A. ly Cl'lOfUS I, 2, 47 FRN X . 4 J J, ' JOE SIMPSON ,xx A Basketball 3, Track 4, Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Blue and White 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Miami Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship Test, Miami Science Day I, 2, Chem- istry Essay Contest 3. GERALD STAMM 7 40 f, 0 fmX,,J u r BARBARA sTuPP Zi, l t X 521116 ,af WM bw, Cafeteria I, 2, Inter-Scholastic Bowling 3, Hi-Y 3, Ch rus ly, I Q f.l?fw if ff Z9 , f' f W :,:f'-1,377 Y, , I AVI, ,,,, sue sPENcERlf ry Q . Q ,df .-'A ---. X Junior Iggj V iirus, . ' 21, i 2 f flf ' A n 2' 3' Ayifomdz 4: I - t ,I f rus I, ' 2, Ju Hii0r Re- . I rv' , ,JQR ception pyimtel , coming ' 7 1 fygonyjiiflee 4, S ay Com- .Q Q '- 4 ,tqfif at miyre-eagle? 4. ff .I W pw' ef' A,, 'I .,,....Jf il! Y I fl, 'V I s A fy A - lx f .ff-Z9 ' . , , ,fm 1 . , , , Img, Tl 1 'SV 5 3,0 173 fbi V JOE STEFFEN Oak Ridge, Tennessee I, 2, ln- tramural Football I, Track Man- ager 3, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Soccer 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Football Manager 3. ff ,f qwwvfff STIDHAM Appal i , Virginia I, 2, 3, ln- tramura Basketball l,, 3, ln- if m l'XVolleyball fi 2, 3, Cl s Play, amatics u-l, m Ec.Clu l,2,3, rus 4. n ramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, I tramural Badminton 3, Hom Room Finance Chairman I, H' School Play 2, Junior Class rbrarla 2 3 4 Blue and White 14 JJ' . W y Committee, Mirus Editor, ip 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet lv 1 I f , X' Q Al Q, ,blliffff I, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Chemistry Essay Contest 3, Library 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior-Senior Reception Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 4, enior Play Committee, Latin Club 4, Secretary 4. -4 l L ..24.... 'NRA XZ? -P WILLIAM STARNER Senior Let rman, Football 4, Baseball , , Basketball l, 2, 4 Tr I r geil, I ln u al Cl vn5QuS1,f37u1,,,4, Mans: 1, 2, ,4, :jam Oom Fin nc Chair n H, High chool Irina 2, JUIIXLV f a V , Ha-Y lj, , 3, 4, gfional iihletic Schol- arship iety 4, ?iior-Senior 9 Receptiori Committe , Se n i o r Play Cast. 4-is fr: T' I JOANN STEVENS Dayton Council on World Af- fairs Tour 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play Committee, G. A. A. 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, Office 4, Junior-Senior Reception V- Committee, Homecoming Com- J mittee 3, 4, Senior Play Com- N600 .QW..s, f mittee. TOM STONE Senior Letterman, Football l, Baseball 2, 3, Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2, 4, Intramural Vol- leyball I, Basketball 2, Senior Play Committee. ML! ' I Q- It I HENRIETTA TUSSEY Intramural Basketball 3, G.A.A. 3: Y-Teens 3, 4, Office 4, Chor- us 2, Junior-Senior Reception Committee. ALBERT WALL Senior Letterman5 Football 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 35 Intra- mural Basketball 25 Class Presi- dent 45 Class Treasurer 35 Jun- ior Class Play5 Blue and White 3, 45 Hi-Y 35 Senior Play Com- mittee. CLEO WEBB Jefferson lg TriAHi-Y, F. H. A., G. A. A., Glee Club, Band 'I5 G. A. A. 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Senior Play Com- mittee. DOUG WHITESEL Band I, 2, 3, 45 Student Band Director 45 Minstrel l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Play Committee 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Junior-Senior Recep- tion Committee. DON WILLIAMS Track I, 2, 35 Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Soccer 3, 45 Home Room Prop- erty Chairman 25 Mirus5 Hi-Y 35 Miami Scholarship Team 35 Miami University Science Day ly Chemistry Essay Contest 35 Chorus I. 'I VN' if ,Q 5 ,fr 5 X , ft f ,yr DON zirsuc VU Senior Letterman5 Football 3, 45 Basketball Manager 2, 35 Golf I5 Intramural Soccer 3, 4. ij X J' if' U V . ,cs A J My . Q, . --55. mf-rf...-,,W1. .' ,4 . I fs. 4 xv 9 1 ,f , ' JI if 'xx I 3 , A l Z I f ' Q 454, f ZH figs 'ff fiwfsnr 5 1 ,fwrlfi i .1 V 5 rm ' S . . 23'53J 'Z JUDY WANTZ Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 Inter-Scholastic Volleyball 3, 45 Inter-Scholastic Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Play Committee5 G. A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 25 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 35 Homecoming Com- mittee 4. ROBERT WEINEL Intramural Soccer 3, 45 Chem! istry Essay Contest 3. GLENN WICAL Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Soccer 3, 45 Junior Class Play Committee 35 Hi-Y 25 Chorus, I, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Cast. I CHARLES WOLFE 5 Baseball Man er 2, .45 Intra- mural s W 45 Intra- Q ' -' 'i . m r ey . fa- 5 . 1, ' yt ii iv yxy rf, KLAY X . Mr 05, pf I 22, f is , Y, ' tx 5 , , 5 MQDM I A ...25... fffyff Ronnie Galyean David Aocrd Floyd Beal John Beals Fred Belvo James Belvo Mary Ellen Benner Barbara Bennett Donald Berger Lorraine Bliss Carlson Bogan James Bolander John Bolton Ruby Brooks Eva Jean Brown Nancy Brown Barbara Butler John Carter James Collins Jo Ann Combs Sidney Courtney Joy Cyr Karlene Day Harry Dellinger Eileen Dennis James Dickey Henry Ditzel Lois Dudley Jo Lene Eskridge Christine Fields James Foit Shirley Forsythe Leonard Fox David Frederick Delores Gaiser Thom Gilbert Marlene Goldswig Donna Green Dorothy Gregg mY mY mY mY mY mY mY Class Will WILL hot 35 future thoughts famous dog nickname Dopey football number seat in homeroom driving ability going with Dave the fun in school mY mY bent props car a bottle of peroxide happiness mY good temper my nickname Redtop my ability to be late all the boys flashlight my future years telephone numbers and addresses nickname Bug mY mY mY mY mY mY mY quiet ways daily trip to the office height football suit happy years crazy walk ability to go steady my traveling ability my great musical talent a future of success my car my locker my ability to talk mY future years sideswiped fenders my nickname Juice my shorthand ability my lighted baton ... 26.. TO Stanley Tripp Marilyn Monroe Larry Anderson anyone who needs it Dale Zink my brother, Larry Mary Ellen Benner anyone who likes to walk back anyone who will take advantage of it Fred Sheets Clint Thoma Arlene Kay Overholser Earl Bockoven Dotty back to the brewery Carol Herrington Ellen Kay Zechman Larry Roush Tom Bob Schaefer the insects my brother, Archie Charles Thompson Jeannie Hiller my little brother to all the lucky kids w go to school Bill Marshall Jeanine Shafer Shirley and Barb Red Wilcher my classmates iunk yard stadium scrap drive ho have yet to back to third period English class Uncle Sam anyone who parks on Linden John and the Class of '49 Wanda some lucky electrician Robert Harrod John Harvey Leon Heffner David Hirst Richard Hoerner Gloria Hottle Joy Howard Gerry Kerth Richard Kramer Sharon Line Naomi Lipps Jane Lockridge Norma Lucas Virginia Lutz Molly Lynch Roger Mahan Sara Ann Martin Sandra Martz Barbara Mason Judy Matter Oakley McCabe Richard McGohan Don McLaughlin Bill McQueen Nancy Meredith David Meredith Richard Mindling Dolores Newberg Barbara Norris Delores Null Don Pennington Shirley Penrod Bill Penwell Carol Pierce Kirby Ramey Verla Raney Jerre Rhoades Class Will WILL ability to sing and play a uke my past and future service my seat in room 23 the bass drum my hot Ford my good grades my deep interest in the bookroom my typing ability my seat in detention hall success my driving ability mY all Y-T 'WY mY mY driver's license my freckles eens presidency future years seat in Room 23 Glee Club seat four steam-heated batons my books and grades good times my books my scholastic ability mY future years speech class pocket combs unserved detentions all mY the tea in China solo female role in physics class mY mY mY mY mY mY mY the I mY love of Mercurys seat in home room wavy hair ability to study Plymouth height ingrown toenail happiness of the years am now ending brains and behavior -27- TO Amor and Joe Steffen Good Old M. H. Marilyn Maxwell my brother, Steve Gerald Stamm my sister, Donna Saundra Egan Judy Wantz Amor SteFlen Judy Pauline back to Sears and S, Roebuck anyone who will look good in them Any lucky iunior Carrol Ramon Maxwell any lucky soprano next year's maiorettes Brenda Morgan Sharon and Ruby Joe McNabb Charlie Thompson Barbara Sharritts Jim Nosett Tussey and Stevens John Petzold all the tea drinkers class Carole Thompson Judy Russell my sister, Carolyn Bob Warren Shirley Lake Clint Thoma Jean Roberson Paul Simmons in next year's senior my sister, Janet, who is iust beginning Virginia Buckley Doug Schmidt Ronnie Rich Betty Ring Frederick Roof Larry Roush Harry Rudy Shirley Scheu Bob Schultz Charles Shade James Shafer Jeanine Shafer Kathleen Shafer Joe Simpson Sue Spencer Gerald Stamm Bill Starner Joe Steffen Joann Stevens Jewell Stidham Tom Stone Barbara Stupp Henrietta Tussey Albert Wall Judy Wantz Cleo Webb Robert Weinel Doug Witesel Glenn Wical Don Williams Charles Wolfe Donnie Zink Class WILL basketball suit government book mY my home room seat mY my golf clubs a box of Wheaties 8th period Speech Class my basketball number Physics class my extra weight my ability for heated discussions my nickname Wienie my iob at A 81 P success in high school my skipping ability my basketball suit my record my driving ability the good ol' South my berth on the Honor Roll my slowness my ability to lose things my ability to get a push a pack of gum Macbeth a certain Freshman girl all the music l have confis- cated from the bandroom my '40 Chev. when l'm done with it Physics book any seat in 23 my speed Will TO Scummy Dearth my brother back to the birds Joe Anderson Gary Son Wagner Pat Ireland some unfortunate player no Junior who likes to sleep late Ronnie Rich Jo Lene back to the hotdog some lazy underfed Sophomore or Junior my sisters, Patty and Peggy Jim Marshall Scum Hoodlums some unsuspecting person those good ol' Southerners Alan Gebhart anyone who likes to be nagged by Jane anyone who likes to look for things Juice Goldzwig Carolyn Surface some lower classman M. H. S. Band Gary Tiny Williams anybody who wants the cotton pickin thing Charlie Hooks Thompson Jim Shafer L- S FIRST ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROV! ROW ROW wx 5 V S 1 ,a 1' 4 ,. J FWF . 'U' ,s , G I g A , , .jg-' CQ in U 4 y' 1 ..- .. I . ,,, . . B., ts- f Y we V ,fl L X cgi. ,Y f Q ' 9- W' -gs I J , Q, I .j1ffj f.,.3 , 'Qffr 1 AA! 1,77 .. fl W Qi.: ,fQ'sfi?' ROW. lLeft to rightl B. Storner. L. Dudley. E. J. Brown. D. Kramer. J. Eskridge. J. Bolton. T. Gilbert. H. Rudy. 2. C, Wolfe. S. Line. F. Beal. S. Spencer. N. Brown. Jeanine Shafer. J. Stevens. B. Norris. 3: J. Simpson. D. Newberg. J. Anderson. D. Zink. G. Stcrmm. J. Howard. J. Carter. S. Penrod. 4: J. Harvey. G. Hottle. D. McLoughlin. V. Lutz. D. Hirst. B. Harrod. M. Lynch. M. Goldzwig. 5: B. Mason. J. Matter. B. J. Simpson. J. Shafer. B. Stupp. F, Roof. H. Ditzel. J. Foil. 6. L. Heffner. J. Lockridge. R. Mahon. R. Rich. D. Hoerner. D. Meredith. S. A. Martin. B. Ring. 7. J. Dickey. S. Scheu. R. Galyeon. J. Rhoodes. B. Bennett. L. Fox. J. Beals. J. Steffen. D. Null. J. Collins. 8: D. Frederick. D. Whitesel. N. Meredith. J. Wentz. J. Kerth. S. Courtney. F. Belvo. S. Mortz. D. Goiser. B. Weinel 9. , E, Benner. D. Acord. C. Shade. D. Pennington. B. Schultz. G. Wical. K. Ramey. N. Lucas. J. Cyr. S. Forsythe. . M IO: K. Shafer. O. McCabe. H. Tussey. l.. Bliss. J. Belvo. J. Combs. V. Rcmey. N. Lipps. D. Gregg. B. McQueen. Class Poem Here is an opportunity For all of you to meet The members of our Senior Class. We hope it will be a treat. Bert Wall heads the class as President, Galyean says how Blue and White's money is spent. Editing the Mirus this year is Barb, Jolene always looks sharp in her cheerleading garb. Jerry is Nancy's real romance, Norma gives no one but Kenny a glance. Jim Shafer at Suttman's, sells shirts and leans, Larry Roush can usually be found on the greens. Jim Foit is the young man with a horn , Harry Dellinger likes to sleep every morn. Eileen Dennis is new and full of cheer, Smart Dick Mindling also entered this year. Gina Lutz is the head of Y-Teens, Lois Dudley knows what going steady means. John Carter flirts with many a girl, Jimmy Collins would rather give golf a whirl. Eva Jean and Sue are whizzes on the keys, To big Bob Schultz, basketball's a breeze. Barbara Mason and Jewell are two quiet gals, And Mahan and Weinel will always be pals. Donnie Zink and Gilbert are crazy 'bout cars, While Williams and Fox are two track stars. Wical and McCabe have ioined the reserve fleet, And no one denies that Bob Harrod is neat. Jane's main interest is found out of town, JoAnn is always happy when Tom is around. Gloria is head of the Latin group, Ronnie is a sharp shooter at the basketball hoop. ln the Senior Class Play Bill is leading fellow, Joe SteHen's uke playing is really quite mellow. Judy and Sharon are truly fast friends, Delores awaits the day that school ends. Dee Newberg hopes to become a nurse, Trim Shirley Forsythe places teaching first. Don Berger does a good iob of selling Pure Oil, Chris Fields as a Secretary is planning to toil. A pleasant smile has sweet Barb Norris, And with a nice voice, Dottie sings in the chorus. Henrietta Tussey is sometimes called Hennis , John Beals and Jerre Rhoades are experts at tennis. Harvey and McLaughlin are handy in the schools, And we hear Bill Penwell can work with tools. Dave Frederick likes to draw, Lorraine Bliss wants to study law. Joy Howard a Secretary will be, Delores Gaiser is full of personality. Carlson Bogan likes cars and boats, Henry Ditzel on science work dotes. To Barb Bennett a career is best, And Gerry Kerth is known for her dress. A quiet girl, who else but Ruby? John Bolton goes by the name of Booby . A likeable guy is Bill McQueen, Pretty and shy is Donna Green. Fred Roof is a boy who likes to skate, And Joe Simpson seems to be always late. Doug Whitsel a trumpet in the band does play, And Gerald Stamm has little to say. There's Joy Cyr whose aim is to wed, And Judy Wantz who'll take sports instead. ..30- Class Sara Ann Martin may gain fame with her voice, Tom Stone takes baseball as his choice. The Belvos and Pennington are football stars, And Bolender and Acord work on our cars. Mary Ellen and Barb Butler are two swell gals, While Kirby and Dave Meredith are the best of pals. Wienie and Juice edit the Blue and White, And Cleo's red car is her delight. David Hirst is active in the Hi-Y, Harry Rudy's ambition is to fly. Carol and Joan are pretty good cooks, Neanie Shafer is known for her looks. Dick Kramer's talent lies in art, Naomi Lipps and her music never would part. -31.. Poem Charles Wolfe and Floyd Beal are two nice guys Karlene Day works hard at anything she tries Dick McGohan's pastime is playing ball, Charley Shade thinks driving is best of all. Molly, each night, to the restaurant goes, Leon goes steady, as everyone knows. ShirIey's hope is to wear a wedding ring, Graduation to Betty means everything. ln all of her classes, Sandra makes high marks And as a sharp maiorette, the band she sparks An outstanding athlete and a good guy is Jim, Of course busy Verla is so proud of him. Shirley Penrod always has a good time, Nancy Brown had trouble with this rhyme. 1 1 Q WN? ? 2 Q! 119 ,. .. ,T SW WN s .f -32- y an N, if-11 1 , . .1 K, . -5 'WN .Qi iw .Xf QQ Q 'i SX nk .. ,V A v .-wks. C ...mi uk X ffxffw . .x Z W1 X w . W. 1 4 ...N TM , x NX X x. . .. - X5 lflxbx sy. -.x .. . KA. 9 .--if 'R XX- 46 Z' . X.. -Q. x ' K QAM, ,f,, ,. 51 U , 7 f : fi , , em f , I Z X 'if wiv N 'N 'RN --...... .,,,,,,, A , W ' www im... . nw .W K. A .WM . .xx f ,qwiwkgq 5' SSRN . N A ' ,fwL' ef'f A A m+:Q-K -M,-iw.. ,V I ,357 zgfwf V 12,51 A ,.,, .X I ,I ,a ,M I 1 ,45- 4 ,, ' f 44 wfff f,f,zf-,QW ', ' Eff , 'fr ffvnn -7-if ff Z ......,, , .W . 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Carrying out an Hawaiian theme, the Junior-Senior Recep- tion, which highlighted the year's social activities, was one of the many indications of the unity ofthe class of '55. In October, the class joined with the other Montgomery County juniors and participated in the annual Career Day Conference in Dayton. The juniors traveled to Moraine City to visit the large Frig- idaire plant there, in February. Sponsoring dances was a favorite social activity ot the mem- bers ot the class. The Basket Ball, and the Platter Party were two of the events which attracted crowds of fans after basketball and football games. Advising the class capably were Mrs. DiMatteo, Mrs. Moore, and Mr. Shevelow. Tragedy struck the school in the spring and the junior class lost its secretary when Barbara Ridinger was claimed by death in an automobile accident. The class joined with the student body and contributed to a memorial tor Barbara. FIRST ROW lLeft Io righll S. Courtney. P. Marlin. F. Parrish. R. Bosore. V. Taylor. J. Marshall. J. McCullough. J. Hiller Mr. Shevelow. ROW 2: I. Bowling. B. Ridinger. E. Thorpe. J. Fry. M. Fowler. S. Bevenqer. M. Lyons. W. Roach. F. Lindsey. M. Leis. D. Ben ner. M. Forlney. R. Hoelscher. S. Lake. D. Crone. ROW 3: L. Lamb. C. Surface. N. Berger. R. Bell. P. Hecalhorn. N. Hartzell. B, Prultl. M. Schenck. J. Allen. J. Wanlzp R. Leis R. Harrington. C. Schenck. I. Metcalf. Irene Melcalf. ROW 4: N, Allen. D. Hemalgarn. D. Fields. W. Davis. G. Manning. T. Kissick. J. Anderson. T. Drake. D. Wolf. M. Kidwell P. Weisenberger. R, Ebersole. S. Anspach. S. Hill. D. Shell. FIRST ROW: lLefI to righll Mrs. Moore. J. Drayer. L, Anderson. P. Ireland. E. Adkins. R. Belvo. R. Baker. C. Payne. R. Geb hart. N. Slone. G. Harrington. J, Shiffer. Mrs. DiMalIeo. ROV! 2: J. Baker. B. McGraw. H. Myers. N. Leisl. R. Sharrilts. M. Maxwell. J. Morris. S. HUFI. M, Bernard. C. Humphries. R Bgbinglon. N. Hignile. D. Schmidt. R. Newberg. M. Raisch. ROW 3: B. Marlin. D. Adams. R. Richardson. R. Maxwell. C. Prather. C. Callahan. B. Malone. C. Thompson. S. Egan. B. Lucas B. Hurley. C. Leisl. M. Shields. V. McKinley. J. Shade. ROW 4: B. Cook. J. Wilson. R. HuFfman. G. Bennellg M. Slamper. K. Yeazel. J. Pollock. D. Hoerner. R. Warren. G. Slone. J Rudy. R. Schaefer. R. Laughlin. V. Schroeder. D. Kuhn. ,35... l l lleft to Rightl: Vonda Abney, Presidentg Dave Penwell, Vice-Presidentg Rose Philabaum, Secretary-Treasurer. Sophomore Class Although this class might be considered as being at an inbetween stage of its high school career, it entered ac- tively into all events ot the year. The class Student Council representatives were respon- sible for keeping up to date the weekly calendar on the bulletin board in the lower hall. ln addition to participating in athletics, clubs, and honoraries, the class contributed greatly to the success ofthe annual Magazine Drive. Several of its members won top honors for outstanding salesmanship. The class sponsors were Mr. Huffman and Mr. Sonander. 7 x M. . i B 1 J ' Mi, L.. C1 iff? -,I . .. f, , 4 i it, K A V I K k V - -f FlRST ROW: lleft to rightl M. Williamsg H. Bliss. J. Romerg J. Urich. F, Recherg J. Kidwellg G. Jenksg S, Kershnerp S. Williams l.. Benfieldg W. Goodwing N. Blackburn, N, Tomsg J. Kindigg B, Bogardg E. Wantz, R. Daltoni Mr. Huffman, ROW 2: P. Jackson. B. Hoellermang D. Warmouth, W. Greeng J. Lutesg B. Gebhartg 5. Masters. L. Mesarveyy L. Perdueg A. Stra- censkyg R. Ellisg D. Bakery N. Shadeg M. Gilbert. P. Lippsg D. Shahang N. Korng C. Nullg C. Kolb. ROW 3: R. Wade. D. Hartingg E. Dearthp J. Gustinp K. Goins. S. Johnson. M. Stacyg J. McNabb. G. Zinkg C. Piggy F. Blair B. Marting J. Gastineaug J. Ranking D. Stalderg R. Long. ROW 4: C. Lindamoodp N. Mason. G. Strayer. G. Krepnerg P. H,lIer, B. Ring, B, McGohang J. Nossettg B. Kramerp G. Morrisg J Dennis, R. Williamsg J. Libecapp D. Penwellg J. Philabaum. FIRST ROW: lleft to rightl V, Abneyg P. Slevickg S. Stammg R. Moore. C. Surrellp C. Barbeep J. Stammg J. Manuelp C. Gayer C, House, N. Davidsong G. Krepnerg C. Herringtong M. Pierceg Mr, Sonanderg G. Harrington. ROW 2: L. Lucasg M. Vannorsfrang M. Spiveyg J. Belvog S. Dixon. S. Collinsg V. Buckley. J. Burnsy B. Halseyp B. Quigleyg B Hartingg D. Ellis. E. Newbergg G. Schroeder. B. Altman. ROW 3: T. Sharrittsp A. Steffen: S. Adkins, M. Shahonf J, Petzoldg B. Genglerg P. Trimbachg R. Johnsong J. Mears: A. Overholser ... 37 .... b 3 i E , sf lleft to righll: Laura Stock, Secretary-Treasurer, Jock Kinderdine, Vice-President, Roscius Doan, President. Freshman Class Under the leadership of very capable officers, the fresh- man class began its first year of high school. The Class of '57 was the largest freshman class in the history of M. H. S. with a total number of l57. As the year progressed, the freshmen played an import- ant role in the activities of the year by participating in vari- out sports, serving on the Student Council, and many extra- curricular events. The class ended its busy first year by having a picnic on the last day of school. Guiding the freshman class were Mrs. Manuel, Miss Carr, and Mr. Holztrager. .. 38 - ,. ,. . ., 7 , ,,v,,, . y, y 1 ' V A :':f,.1,1w.,,.,. . :..f-' 'f Vr FIRST ROW lLefl to righll: K. Schencky J. Weinely C. Jeslicey M. Meredilhy M. Edgertony R. Raischy F. Homan: A. Dudley: D Gepharly D. Dunkelbergery D. Beal: D. Erbaugh: E. Libecapy R. Young: B. Lusenhopy J. Abner: D. Zinky N. Schencky A. Day E. Quillen. ROW 2: Miss Carr: C. Hially M. Newkirky S. Walsony D. Schmidly M. Whitman: R. Lemp: O. Branhamy B. Monningy A. Robin eltey M. L. Belly C. Soul: N. Lockridgey B. Blackburn: S. Coblenlzy D. McKernany D. HeFfner: L. Herlz, ROW 3: U. Zinky U. Johnson: W. Stoney R. Hobbs: J. MCGN-life: D. link: l.. Weidner: L. Myers: J. Maller: D. Sailor: B. James R. Hogan: D. Bakery K. Garland: J. Kinderdiney R. Korn: D. Clark: J. McKinney: H. McCabe. ROW 4: J. Moore: B. Parrish: J. Johnslony B. Sharritlsy D. Moomaw: S. Hitle: D. King: B. Brock: N. Wheeler: R. Richards: l Stomper: A. Oyler: D. Gilleltey F. Hall: D. Amsler: H. Shill: L. Tickle: C. Condon. FIRST ROW lLell lo righll: E. Fowler: B. Kinzery V. Williams: S. Schroeder: H. Dixon: E. Zechman: J. Schmill: B. lsaacsy C Lyons: B. Collins: D. Parrish: M, MoFleHy W. Collinsy D. Melvin: V. Spangler: R. Simrnonsy J. Allen: E. Brooks: B. Waldon C. Slevens: A. Slamm. ROW 2: W. McKinney: A. Bernard: C. Saunders: C. Lakes: G. Reed: P. Spencery S. Andersy C. Moyer: M, Rudy: H. Allen: M Light: L. Slocky M, Penwelly V. Kohler: T. Koblery S. Fowler: D. Selbyy S. McCabe. ROW 3: D. Hall: J. Youngy G. Kline: P. Weber: J. Foxy W. Stone: D. Smith: D. Wise: M. McCabe: V. Windhorsly R. Doon: J Hoernery L. Warren: A. Gilbert: G. Williams: R. Wells: C. Humphrey: J. Fogle. ROW 4: M. Davis: J. Fronkliny D. Lamb: D. Zimmerman: G. Hcmiltony K. Fox: G. Shilly M. Williams: P. Boyd: D. Fox: F. Fox D. Moyer: C. Morris: D. Bally D. Miller: V. Mowery: R. Reese: D. Dickey. -39.... V . ,- , ,..,.,:ww, . - . 1 . . . y ' A - - 1:7 lf -1, I err' .. . . ..,. .. Q 7 -xg.g -.f-A : f - - +f N -C-Q.: ffm 'Aw-::ggp.::..Q w. I Q -. . :.:.k . X 'iffiiii y .gxwg .I N -.. . N. -R... . uw. . x -5 M.. 'ollikf L. . X lxzzbg Eighth Grade FIRST ROW Ileft to righttz J. McGohan: D. Davis: R. Nollyy J. Albright: M. Abney: J. Eversole: J. Cox: J. Raneyy J. KauFfmany S. Reed: J. Moon: M. Goody J. Gilbert: M. Frease: W. Jones: V. Green: B. Carver: C. Barton: W. Brannon: C. Casey J. Strayer ROW 2: Miss Brigner: A. Schmidt: F. Gebhart: D. Phillippsy C. Parletty R. Johnson: P. GuHey: J. Miller: R. Stock: J. Fortney: W. Hammond: C. Hellermany L. Truitt: D. Miller: P. Wilson: E. Lantis: R. Moore: C. Justice: Mrs. Short. ROW 3: D. Sprecher: D. Lucas: B. Prather: R, Hammond: B. Morgan: B, Harrody J. Clark: D. Webby H. Wanzer: G. Stacy: S Bowling: J. Moore: R. Stoney J. Muyey L. Hetzel: I. Gose: M. Burklzardt. ROW 4: B. Cotitey: M. Bauer: S. Hirst: J. Cook: D. Maxwell: J. Homan: B. Lee: J. Wilcliery P. Whittaker: R. Hoops: P. Robin- son, My Fggely K. Wilson: C. Jackson: D. Borger: D. Lamb: N. Miller: R. Clark: S. Dunham: J. Burns: P. Stevick. FIRST ROW ILeft to rightI: Mr. Deming: J. Van Buren: J. Cars: R. Koons: R. Overholser: R. Ramey: J. Thompson: C. Shade: J. Levensony D. Berger: J. Kechler: J. Mahan: M. Johnson: B. Phillips: P. Spencer: H. Russell: J. Slack: D. Paris: B. Penrod: Mrs. Schmitz. ROW 2: M. Kofroth: E. Ginter: K. Wolf: J. Kidwelly D. Bellviileg D. Plummer: I. Williams: D. Peffley: D. Davis: S. Kidweily J Barnhart: C. Pennington: S. Brauner: E. Mowery: S. Cook: V. Sorrell: D. Koppin: D. Browny S. Penwell: B. Wolf. ROW 3: R. England: D. Meyers: B. Wiliiamsy S. Williams: D. Miller: M. Ellis: B. Fornshelly L. Woodward: C. Powers: H. Truitt: G. Miller: M. Atchikeny C. Reeder: G. Waldon: J. Crane: L. Worthington. ROW 4: M. Robins: D. Blanton: P. Stomper: D. McCoy: R. Moon: A. Clark: S. Apple: C. Abner: P. Woodlocky M. Drake: A. Gran: M, Zerby: P. Bell: J. Thompson: L. Benner: M. Bernard: B. Benefieldy B. Brewery S. Moyer: D. Payne. .....4O.... 1 ..41- 5 E i -..42.... 1' 'P asv! ev 31 45 Eff 2 3' Q ., 36 gl xx , ,x r!x Z Q 1 , Q, f dig :Z 'ff cf! 4' K' 'a ,M MM.- ,M Iliff ff a WI 'R MJ ,,4.,J?'vff M-f'-bf' W., . , ., ,W , 1' H., ,- WF I ' fm., C i' 4 'E 4,7 f 1 0 M y W . 5 Q W N sup 'WUC eg rg . -N ?:t:fesC.1.-..,- J- - C -w-wx, - FIRST ROW lLeft to rightl: D. Hemelgorn, V. Abneyp N. Brown, R. Simmons, L. Tickely J. Thompson. W 2: R, England, D. Schmidt, R. Rich, J. Dickey, B. Wall: P- 5l '1fT'0n5- W 3: K. Schenck, D. Stolderg D. Wolf, T. Drake, Mr. Mittler, R. Doon, J. Wilcher, T. Shcirritts. Student Council Student Council is the representative-legislotive body of M. H. S. The Council serves os o meons ot formol communi- cotion between the crdministrotion ond the student body. Acting olso os o service club, the group supervises the. concession stand ot bosketboll gomes, orgonizes pep meet- ings, corrects the timing devices ot the school, ond is in charge ot Student Election Dcuy. The one big money-moking scheme of Student Council is the cinnuol Mogozine Drive, the profits this yeor being cidded to the Stodium Fund. The presiding otticers ore: Jim Dickey, President, Don Wolf, Vice-President, Ncincy Brown, Secretory, Poul Sim- mons, Treosurer. Mr. Mittler octs os sponsor ond odvisor to Student Council. 14,11 National Honor Society The sixteen members of the National Honor Society be- come the thirty-first group of Miomisburg High School seniors to receive such on honor. Rating in the upper quarter of the class, scholosticolly, wos the first requirement for selection to the group. An- other quolity to be considered, was participation in school octivities and service to the school. As o final determining toctor, the members were given chorocter rotings by fellow classmates in the top fourth of the class. At on impressive mid-yeor Honor Assembly, Mr. Mittler, sponsor ofthe National Honor Society, gove due recognition to the newly elected members. T ROW lLeft to ghtl N B o K Day, J. Lockridge, B, Sluppg J. Eskridge, S. Martz, J. Shafer, E. J. Brown. W 2 G otle J Ho d D N berg, E. Dennis, D. Hirst, N. Lucas, V, Raney, K. Shafer. .-451 FIRST ROW lLett to rightl: David Hirst, Ronnie Babington, BII Starner, Ronnie Laughlin. ROW 2: Jim Belvo, Leonard Fox, Don Pennington, Jim Dickey, Harry Rudy. National Athletic Honor Society The National Athletic Scholarship So- ciety was organized in T925 at M. H. S. to create better sportsmanship, foster high scholarship, a n d develop outstanding leadership. Earning an athletic letter, attaining a C+ average in all subjects tor three con- secutive semesters, and being in one of the three upper classes, enables a boy to be eligible tor membership in the Society. Honesty, co-operation, and courtesy are also considered in being elected to the Society. The members who have received pins and certificates for this year are: Ronnie Babington, junior, first-year member, Ron- nie Laughlin, iunior, second-year member, Bill Starner, senior, first-year member, Leonard Fox, senior, first-year member, Don Pennington, senior, first-year member, David Hirst, senior, first-year member, Jim Belvo, senior, second-year member, Harry Rudy, senior, third-year member, Jim Dickey, senior, third-year member. 146.-. Libraria FIRST ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Cupid's Capers, a Valentine dance, sponsored by Libraria, was iust one of many proiects carried out successfully by this active organization this year. To be selected for membership in this English honorary, a student must maintain an average ot A- in English for two consecutive semester, and a C average in all other subjects. This year two groups of students ioined the club during im- pressive ceremonies. Led by President Nancy Brown, the group sold popcorn at the PTA Fair, sent CARE packages to Korea at Christmastime, caroled after the Christmas party, and purchased a desk to be used in the presentation of high school plays. Assisting the president were: Vice-President, Delores Gaiser, Secretary, Delores Newberg, Treasurer, Don Wolf. The group ROW: S. B 2: N. Br 3: C. 4: D. Gay was capably sponsored by Miss Helen Reed. own, S. Martz, S. Penrod, S. Hill, M. Spivey, K. Day, B, Stupp, J. Lockridge, D. Shahan. Fields, J. Gustin, D. Wolf, J. Kerns, J. Howard, R. Philabaum, T. Kissick, M. Bernard, V. Abne evenger, S. Williams, B. Ridinger, C. Fields, J. Matter, J. Shafer, S. Forsythe, J. Uhrich, C. Pierce, Miss Ree er, E. Brown, K. Shafer, V, Raney, B. Pruitt, D. Newberg, J. Eskridge, D. Hemelgarn, V. Buckley. 5: N. Lucas, G. Hottle, M. Shoftner, A. Overholser, B. Huffman, C. Thompson, S. Donahue, L. Roush, D. Gaiser 6: T. Drake, S. Egan, J. Foit, R. Babbington, J. Rudy, V. Spangler, M. Shields, D. Hirst, C. Prather, -47.. fd, Mu-. S S ex 'N ,mrs Quill and Karlene Day, Verla Raney Scroll i947 marked the year that Miamisburg High School re- reived its membership charter for Quill and Scroll, International Honorary for high school iournalists. In order to secure a Quill and Scroll charter, a high school must publish a newspaper, an annual, or a magazine which is considered of sufficient merit by the National Executive Council. In order to attain membership in Quill and Scroll, a student must be of iunior or senior rating, rank in the upper third of his class scholastically, must have done superior work in some phase of iournalism, and his appointment must be approved by the National Executive Secretary. The Paul Satterfield Chapter of Miamisburg High School consists of only two members forthe current year, Karlene Day and Verla Raney. -43- Blue and White FIRST ROW ROW ROW Meeting deadlines came almost as naturally as breathing to the members of the newspaper staFl this year. The process of writing, editing and typing the copy for the bi-monthly publication was just one phase of the whole iob. Added to that were the important iobs performed by the business staff, the circulation statt, and the photographic staFf. The task of combining all of these operations and producing a read- able BLUE AND WHITE tell upon the shoulders of co-editors Kathleen Shafer and Marlene Goldzwig. The faculty spon- sors were Mr. Mittler and Mr. Shevelow. ROW lLetr to rightj 1 J. Baker, J. Shifferg V. Abneyy D. Hemelgarng R. Shafer: M. Goldzwigg V, Raneyg J. Shaferg R. Galyean 2: Mr. Shevelc-wg L. Tickleg J. Loclfridgeg A. Strocenskyg D. Bakery D. Shahun. 3: D, Greggg B. Stuppg D. Shelig B, Pruittg J, Gastineaug J. Howardy K, Day, 4. D. Kuhns, T. Dralfe, P. Simmons. B. Vlollg B, Huflmcng R. Shorritlsp B. Martin. .-49? eft to rightl: Marianne Leis, Vice-Presidentg Delores Gaiser, Treasurerg Sandra Egan, Secretary, Virginia Lutz, President. Y-Teens Having the distinction of being the largest club in the high school, Y-Teens played an important role in the yearly scheduled activities. Its members could be found with the Hi-Y running the concession stand for all home football games. The girls planned and carried out the ceremonies surrounding Homecoming. At Christmastime the group held its annual Kiddie Party in addition to presenting a very suc- cessful Christmas Formal for members and their dates. Outstanding meetings during the year concerned a dis- cussion on religion and one on dating. ln May the club entertained their mothers and members of the YWCA Council. The climax of the yoar was the annual weekend trip with the Hi-Y. Miss Conner and Miss Elsass were co-advisors of Y-Teens. i50- - .Tr T . 'I 1 -1 A.,ll::.jl -I I V A , ...,V 24.75, .Mm W, avi? ' 1 . g .. V .VU A., A ,-,,. ,'. - A , M V if , . . , V FIRST ROW lleft to righll: S. Courtney: R. Hoelscher: N. Davidson: J. Stevens: C. Surface: M. Leis: J. Lockridge' K. Day: B Stupp: V. Lutz: S. Bevenger: M. L. Fortney: C. Schenck: C. Pierce: M. Fowler: F. Parish: Miss Elsoss. I ROW 2- Miss Conner: N. Brown: J. Eskridge: K. Shafer: G. Kerth: P. Hecathorn: L. Lamb: S. Penrod: S. Spencer- B. Norris: J. Matter: N. Johnson: W. Roach: H. Tussey: J, Wantz: M. Goldzwig: J. Shafer: V. Raney. ROW 3: B. Simpso N Hartzell: B. Pruitt: R. Harrington: R. Brooks: S. Line. ROW 4: N. Stone: D. Gaiser: J. Morris: J. Howard: B. Mason: J. Shade: B. Martin: B. Hurley: S, Egan: C, Callahan: C. Thomp- son: M. Maxwell: D. Newberg: D. Gregg: M. Lynch. FlRST ROW lLeft to rightl: R. Dalton: S. Kerchner: D. Shahan: J. Urich: N. Toms: W. Goodwin: N. Blackburn: L. Mesarvey D B k J Kidwell- F Recher- C Null- M. Pierce: N. Korn: E. Wantz: H. Bliss. . aer: . . . , . , ROW 2: C. Kolb: B. Hoellerman: B. Ring: N. Shade: R. Moore: I. Metcalf: J. Fry: l. Metcalf: D. Benner: B, Gebhgn, 5 Masters: M. Gilbert: C. Surrell: L. Perdue: R. Ellis. ROW 3: A. Stracensky: G. Krepner: V. Buckley: S. Dixon: C. Gayer: G. Harrington: R. Phillabaum: J. Kerns: L. Lucas: J. Man uel: S. Collins: K. Costello: S. Stamm: V. Abney: J. Lutes. ROW 4: M. Shoffner: A, Overholser: S. Donahue: M. Benner: M. Patrick: C. Grimm: J. Roberson: D. Spangler: J. Shade: J Russell: B. Malone: B. Collins: N. Nicholas: J. Mears: J. Belvo. .. 51 - n: S. Hill: 3. LUCUS: N- Allen: J. Allen: M. Sihenck: L. Bliss: N. Meredith: J. Combs: S. Martz: D. Hemelggrn- lLeft to rightl: Norman Leist, Cnoploin, Dove Hirst, President, Mike Shields, Secretory, .lim Belvo, Treasurer, John Beals, Vice-President. O H I-Y This octive orgcinizotion completed one of the most suc- cessful yeors in its history. The club, composed of seventy-six members, wos the lorgest since the group wos organized. The yecnr begon with the tormol induction of members ot the Memoriol Building. This wos followed by the onnuol trip to Belvo Woods, Fother ond Son Bonquet, Youth ond Gov- ernment progrom, Forewell to Seniors, cmd the Hi-Y - Y-Teen Trip. ln ocldition to the regulorly scheduled meetings, the group olso hod its own well-plonned intromurol progrom. Bosket- bcxll wos the teotured sport, with teoms porticipoting each week. Acting os o most copoble sponsor wos Mr. Frederick Roehm. -52- E . 5 , s 1 . rw 'i lieu Q., and . 0 'Quai 'Nw FIRST ROW lLeft to rightl: J. Gcatine-ou. D. Hurting. B. Ring. F. Be-ol. T. Kissick. D. Ellis. M. Kidwell.D. McLc1ugI'1Iin.J. Libe- cop. H. Ditzel. D, Stcilder. ROW 2: B. Cook. N, Leist. G, Morris. B. Hufimon. B, Altman. J. Petzold. D, Hirst. G. Schroeder. M. Shields. J. Wilson. J. Droyer. ROW 3. P, Simmons. J. Belvo. J. Carter. S. Tripp. G. Stone. J. Simpson. J. Beals. B. McQueen. G. Bennett. K. Yeozel. E. Newberg, FIRST ROW. Mr. Roehm. G. Wagner. J. Wontz. B. Newberg. J. Sniffer. T. Drake. D. Wolf. B. Bell. R. Long. ROW 2. J. Rl-toodes. N. Mason. G. Herrington. R. Mohan. L. Anderson. R. Shorrilts. J. Steffen. G. Strayer. J. Gustin. ROW 3. H. Myers. F. Roof. J. Dickey. B. Storner. F. Belvo. J, Buns. A, Steffen. J. Foil. B. Horrod. ROW 4. R. Laughlin. B. Schoeliler. C, Shade. J, Pollock. B, Warren. T. Gilbert. R. Puls. D. Whilesel. H. Kellis. F uf, 1 6 . , , T ROW lleft to rghtl Mr Stone, C. Stevens, J. Eskridge, S. Martz, V. Lutz, N. Blackburn, W. Goodwin, J. Stevens, N own S A Martn S Hitte M Whitman, D. Baker, S. Schroeder, S. Coblenzg D. Schmidt, M. Goldzwig, S. Bevenger. W 2 V Abney R Phl ba m S Hill, B. Lucas, A. Overholserg M. Shoffner, J. Kerns, B. Mason, D. Gregg, D. Hemelgarn C Callahan M Light A Stracensky, S. Collins, D. Newberg, S. Donahue. Girls Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club has been an established vocal group at Miamisburg High School since l948. Each year when seniors graduated competitive try-outs were held to replace the out- going members and the new members were selected by the director, Mr. John D. Stone. The number of girls in the organi- zation has always been thirty. The calendar was a full one this year for the Glee Club. Included in its scheduled activities was an appearance at the annual Hi-Y lnduction. ln addition to singing at P. T. A., the group also appeared on the program ot the Christmas Assem- bly of the high and intermediate schools. On the occasion of the World Day ot Prayer, the Glee Club gave an outstanding performance of music in keeping with that important day. ln April the girls traveled to Columbus to compete in the state music contest. Certainly not to be overlooked, was the combining of the Glee Club and the band to present the eighth annual minstrel here at M. H. S. -54.- 1 Drum Maior and Maiorettes A committee of faculty members chose Dorothy Gregg, Kathleen Shafer, Sandra Martz, and Janet Allen as the maj- orettes for the current year. With original and brilliant new steps and dances, they twirled themselves into everyone's heart. Don Wolf, following in his brother Charlie's footsteps, was named head major and will remain in that position for next season. Young Randy Staley, a seventh grader, fin- ished his third year as assistant major. All of these individuals did an excellent job of snappily leading the band during its marching season. efl to righllz D, Wolf, D. Gregg, K, Shafer, J. Allen, S. Mortz, R. Staley. ,X ,j --55- -17 M V i Ai Ag YA-D Y W-g, W V .. ,,-,-- -rn-i......T....L..,... wid' ll- : Q-L., i f ku. ,,' I t 5. .4 s Q: .. ,- of -' ' . fgvgh , ' .. .,s O' W ,- -. , ,V i'A X! Q 4kqV v A V ,-,J l 1 l 1 t to rghtl M one, Doug Whitesel, Student Directory Jim Foit, Student Director, Bob Huffman, Glen Bennett, First Lieu- tenants Roger Wllams Joy Howard, Delores Newberg, Second Lieutenants. Mlamlsburg High School Band After spending a week at camp in preparation for the marching season, the band was in good form when it pre- sented its show at the first football game. ln addition to the regular performances at football games, the band, under the direction of Mr. Stone, cooperated with Y-Teens at Home- coming, in presenting a special half-time show in honor of the Queen and her court. The school spirit of the band was evident in its partici- pation in assemblies, pep meetings and at basketball games. ln February, the group was invited to be the guest band at the Hobart Arena in Troy and witnessed an exciting Troy Bruin hockey game. The season ended by the band's contribution to the min- strel, and its own spring concert in May. --, 56 ,U 5. ...Q-x--..,:,,:.-w,.i -T 331 ,:.,? ,-in, ,q,:.h 2 ' ' V, 3 ' 'V ' M , ' 5.1 ,Wi R v V, 14' -I 1 '.' T if ' 1 r ' . , 5 V J V : ' V Qc. f I ' 1- -J -Ji'-+3 lf' ff F 58 ,, , . f- ' . ' ' , ' 1:4-...gf W... 5' 'bf . f f ' Q- H J' T V I .A -.f I v. 1 H A, f . I ' '?'?l'f'9.-- Y 4 ' L F ? - . ' 1' Y 3' f - :' ' ' ' ' I If A , 4 uw r .. ,M ,,. Q -N 'f , flmw., -, . v gm i- C - .7,5,:f' S-' ,,, A , ' -'Q ., . Q ' , . .. , : .f L - .:V- f ,, . , .. D . Z. V i' U D ef- : ,' . I L? saw. J. A wr 'f.2f 9y , r.-.-,gr :gi if ' ' Y :a'wnMg -3 . Q W cs., . 'L 1 an if ah' , . ' ff' -: H 'Z C' 4. ra .Zi-,,., Ia , 5 A ' , :fc 'ae -' i . J 4' 1 - Q -:ff ,J w , ff -f,, gmyggz-Y W. z1g':'..4 Q -f I ' -M Q-V 1 : . ' ' , : ,-f. . ' ,- V- ,,f- . -. : .M .- 'M ' if mlzf lff ' ' 494' '.: - at . J V fre J: .f,ff,ws, .f. 'fl .iwfiw : - 4 'E f 'ff 'A 'fr ' .aff V , . 1-:-me ' lg : .f W ff ' ,fm wg ,, J ffiffif .- Jag .J-4: - . M' f :V ,7 ff ., ' WA, I 'Q my ' : F, J :J jk.: Nfl... 5 4-i'LQ',' ff- fi J r -.iff ' H-,HWY ' -. ' A 1- - 4 4 -.. 'f , f- - , N -A.: -- if-f 1 : Q J FIRST ROW Hell lo rightl: D. Gregg: K. Shafer: D. Wolf: R, Staley: J. Allen: S. Marlz. ., F P99 K ROW 2: J. Beals: G, Schroeder: M. Miller: S. Hammon: D, Erbaugh: J. Strayer: S. Reed: D. Moomaw: A. Oyler: B. Blackburn: Mr. Slone: M. Fogle: S. Coblenz: D. Schmidl: R. Sloclv: S. Bevenger: J. Gustin: A. Gebharl: B. Ring. ROW 3: K. Wilson: D. Overholser: G. Strayer: J. Manuel: D. Stalder: N. Blackburn: P, Slevick: D. McKernan: R. Kuhns: S, Schroeder: S. Whitaker: C. Surrell. ROW 4: J, Wilcher: R. Williams: J. Shifier: J. Gaslineau: T. Drake: J. Lockridge: S. Anders: B. Sharrills: V. Buckley: D. Heilz: R. Harringfan: K. Coslello: M, Leis: C. Gayer. ROW 5: B. Prather: N. Nicholas: P. Spencer: F. Fox: J. Baker: B. Newberg: D. Newberg: J. Howard: ROW 6: M. Shoffner: J. Mears: S. Hill, B. Lucas: S. Egan: W. Windhorsl: J. Foil: J. Burn: C. Thompson. R. Rich. ROW 7: R. Sharritts: J. Pollock: B. Allman: V. Schroeder: J. Drayer: D. Kuhns: J. Fox: J. Nossell: C. Crone: D. Whilesel: B. Huffman: G. Bennell: D. Hirsl: M. Maxwell: J. Walkins: E. Newberg. 5. xi' , 5. Q? fx 'Q mis' lLeft to rightl: J. Allen, B. Lucas, M. Kidwellg C. Prather, M, Shields, S. Egan, R. Harrington, T. Drake, T. Kissick C Cclla an L. Anderson, S. Hill, M. Leis, B. Schaeffer, S. Bevenger. Junior Class Play The life of the lovable Foster family and its unpredictable daughter, Judy, was brought to the stage of the Memorial Building last No- vember, when the Juniors presented A Date with Judy. The audience greeted with hilarity the antics of Judy and her boyfriend, Oggie Pringle, as they became involved in one es- capade after another. Playing the parts of this teen-age couple were Roberta Harrington and Tom Drake, supported by a well-chosen cast. Barbara Lucas's party for the cast, the crew, and the director, Miss Kauffman, added a fitting climax to a memorable evening. --ss Miss Anjean Kauffman Latin Club This M. H. S. club was reorganized in November of l953 for the purpose of gaining a more thorough knowledge of Roman life, customs and language, understanding better the practical and cultural value of Latin, and arousing interest in this language. Students currently enrolled in Latin or who have satisfac- torily completed two years of Latin were eligible for member- ship. The motto, Vincit qui laborat, lHe conquers who laborsl and the colors, purple and white, became the symbols ofthe group. Members were distinguished by their black pins on which a gold Roman lamp was imposed. At the March meeting, Latin I students were initiated into the club. The year's activities were concluded with a banquet in April. The olticers tor the year were: Gloria Hottle, Presidentp Sharon Donahue, Vice-Presidentg Barbara Stupp, Secretaryg David Stalder, Treasurer. Advising the group during this im- portant first year was Mrs. Delores Short. FIRST ROW llelt to figritg P Lana J Libecop, D. Stalderf J. Gusting P. Stevicky P. Hiller: R. Williamsg J. Gcislineaug B. Stuppg F. Pecherg Nr: Short RQVJ 2. wg Gyeeny IJ- Sp ,QV Q HCM natan, V, Buckley, J. B.3lvO: G. Holllep S. Stat-nm, C. Geyer, B. Hoellermang D. Shahang V1 W. Goodwi . ROW 3, My 5p,og,,e,. J. ,femkj pobefgonl B. Ngwbergg P. Simmonsg D. Wrightg G. Schroederg G. Morrisf A. Overholserp S. Donahue. . D 1 .W-an 5 QW .M-h ww---um N i 2 Q 4 4 sv..wf sc. ..--x- . . l ..59... FIRST ROW lLeft to rightl: Sandra Martz, Carolyn Null, Marlorie Good. ROW 2: Verla Raney, Marianne Leis, Janet Allen. Homecoming Homecoming in November found Verla Raney and football co-captain Jim Dickey reigning as Queen and King of these traditional activities at M.H.S. The court was composed of Sandra Martz and football co-captain Don Pennington, Senior Attendants, Marianne Leis and Dan Shell, Junior Attendants, Carolyn Null and Charlie Thompson, Sophomore Attendants, Janet Allen and Jerry Fogle, Freshman Attendants, Marjorie Good and Rick Stock, Eighth Grade Attendants. Peggy Spencer and Vicky Jo Sorrel were selected as pages for the Royal Court at Harmon Field. The group was presented with appropriate ceremonies both at the half time of the Piqua game, and at the dance in the Memorial Cafe- teria after the game. Senior Class President, Bert Wall, acted as Sandra Martz's escort at the dance, instead of Don Pennington, who was iniured during the football game. As the sponsoring group again this year, Y-Teens was largely responsible for the success of the activities and ceremonies surrounding Homecoming. The Queen and her attendants were also honored in the parade at the Lions' Club Fall Festival. 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ROW 2: B. Schultz, D. M:Go'an, B, Starner D. Hirst, J. Balender, C. Shade, J. Shafer, ROW 3: J. Carter: J. Diclveyg T Stone, S. Courtney. D. Pennington, J, Belvo, L, Fox, Senior Lettermen Although this group held no formal meetings, the primary purpose behind it was to back all phases of athletics. These individuals carried out the obiective dur- ing the school year and supported the entire athletic program. ln order to qualify for membership, a student must be in his fourth year of high school and have earned a varsity letter. The following made up the rosted in all fields for the T953-54 year: J. Belvo, foot- ball, track, J. Bolender, football, baseball, J. Carter, football, S. Courtney, football, J. Dickey, football, basketball, baseball, L. Fox, football, D. Hirst, track, R. Mc- Gohan, football, baseball, D. Pennington, football, track, J. Rhoades, football, track, R. Rich, basketball, L. Roush, golf, H. Rudy, football, B. Schultz, football, basketball, track, C. Shade, track, J. Shafer, baseball, W. Starner, football, basketball, baseball, T. Stone, baseball, B. Wall, basketball, track, D. Zink, football. This year Senior Lettermen had the larg- est membership in the history of M. H. S. The graduation of these boys meant quite a loss to the Athletic Department. T65-. as-5,5 ftzev V 5 . - 5. Xl' -'Xt' hi ss, Q 'fgx F t ,k i V . .iii Sm-xg, X '- s ew -.V 1, ' f ss. --swf - w W 5 GS 2 ' X J - - f ,,-:, tttslilf' li A '5 . . ' 1 F5 g-l-7 Jn, 5 5,7 ' K,-.gs .-L, . 'T' lim J S 7' x 'x Wifi ni. -q : V i, 'J' '38 'Q B tb rl? LS iii f'i'Tss.NQ 1,' 'ii lf? if Ti-Qin 'f3 7T-r-lg, f-l7i32'il I 5, lf ': E' 9S lw 5 'L 31 rl 645 'iqlfg lg?-5 jg.. .1 . .. tg , 'T w w ,. is . is-: iw .Q ln wha J .Fl l ln V1.4 Ji - ylfj I gf B' l - ' 4 6. 1.x - - - N f ws w s J J.. . . . A. - f Tl ' 1 N If W 4' JU, .53 . V... ,wh W 4 .ji f .. 21. 1 V ,40 -gan, .. to 1 H ,i Q 23 . L -s 1 ' . u- ' '. A ' 'J . , 1 H ' - ' 'ti ' .Q I ' ' 4 'l T ' Q A Lx- . ....5.g,.,.,:,m,.+bQ .,,s - . 1 + 'V ak , .vs ,,-: . lQ ' 9 ' - ',..-.-wrwfli , -I A ' , ., , , . A Ente- K t NRI Q-' Q ' in ' -'J t-we li' vi A. , -. - mi .se......a-f4...,. f. X - - - . . FIRST ROW ll.eft to righll: L. Merrill, D. Zink, J. Rhoades, D, J. Wantz, B. Bell, D. Shell, J. Payne, C. Leisl. ROW 2: Mr. Schneider, Mr. Deming, C. Shade, B. Starner,-D. lins, F. Belvo, D. Schmidt, H. Myers, M. Raisch, Mr. Winlrung' ROW 3: R. Belvo, C. Thompson, J. Bolton, J. Bolender, H. Delli R. Laughlin. Varsity Football The Miamisburg Vikings, who this year graduated eighteen lettermen, won seven and lost three games during the l953 season. The Vikes scored 230 points against lOl for their opponents, and finished with a second-place title in the MVL. Hank Schneider, who moved from assist- ant to head coach in l952, led his team through a difficult schedule. During his two years in this position, the 'Burg was victor- ious in fifteen out of nineteen contests. Ably assisting Mr. Schneider were: Don Barger, backfield coach, Dick Wintringham, line coach, and Bob Deming, freshman coach. Coach Barger came to Miamisburg in l952, and Coaches Wintringham and Deming were added this year. '- ' vt - -ff ' . . .V ,J -Y Q' f x 'i-i v'a s '!t. V , ,.. .X 'jimi-112, Weidner, T. Schaefler, S. Williams, D. Pennington, J. Dicky McGohan, H. Rudy, S. Courtney, O. McCabe, L. Fox, J. Col- am, Mr. Barger. nger, D. Hoerner, B. Warren, B. Schultz, J. Belvo, B. Schaeffer, Mr. Hank Schneider X to 1.661 I -H ,, L I J -3 ml . e lf 1 5 Z . Himsa in fe 1 fm W 1 , Q I 1 F 5,1 Z, fm-.., Mm ' FIRST ROW llefl lo righll: H. Rudyg J. Dickey: D. Penninglong S. Courtney, J. BQ ROW 2: L. Foxy R. McGohcn7 F. Belvog J. Collins, O. McCabe. ROW 3: D. Zinkg W. Slarnerg J. Belvog J, Bolender. 'Burg Opponents 12 Cincinnati Woodward 17 40 Franklin O 38 Sidney 7 26 Troy O 25 Greenville 12 47 Circleville O 21 Piqua 31 19 Xenia 13 O Fairmont 26 7 Fairview O -671 Schultz: J. Rhoades. WU X L68-. Q, . . f S J! 1 C2 M ii' ' N 1,f4 Q W ffpf xt ' . :V V ' - ' 7' 3- .-in Fw rv ' - ' T. :W J , ff I L.- - iv . it L f L 4: J V . X .+ -2 - .rs -.Yr f ,mmap .f v, : ffm . y.,f-W .. .'.-... M 5- 4 9 I .Lv ' '-4 Sf , 1. tg ', 1, I, g f f W, lg 4 f .1 i5'?fps3V:-.rx . AV -fy ' DN, H bwi Q l f 1 .-f5f'W.i V.'.f f 3? . ff' 77' i 2..,i-pg-v,L,..-4 .ff V .Al ' I 1 -47 22.6,-'25 I , Z , 3 311.14 qi? s ,gif V. I V ' - Q' . v .., .. ' '. ,,,. 3 .lf .vw Wfqgy, .- ., ,. .5', .g,- .ffl ' . V- 3333. I X 3? 'fl ' ' -1 4 5 -, 1 .f,ffff55',f:9.l3 L Y , may X , 5 I K Q 1 f t ,., 1 .ga I ky - 'WS-. 1. . -. g 515. L f ' est .rat , .J n. S f , ' 4, 1 , 3 x Q. F if f . at , A wif , r I Q2 u at if ,ug Sgr A V 4' x f' ., ,w-f'2'5 ' it fi 9 'Q 5 .Ma V 9 N Q FIRST ROW llett to rightl: D. Zimmermany J. Young: G. Shiltg R, Englandg L. Weidnerg A. Dudleyg D. Baker D Moyer Humphrey: J. Kinderdinep D. Dunkelbergerg Mr. Deming. ROW 2: K. Schenckp T. Mindlingg M. Ellisg D. Hally K. Houchinsg G. Mille-rg J. Hoernerg P. Miller: C. Morris J Fo Zinkg N. Schenckg K. Wolf. ROW 3: J. Van Bureng L. Myersg D. Myersg D. Foxg R. Raachy G. Hamiltong D. Dickeyp L. Warreng S. William C Rei er B. Dellinger. Reserve Football Although the season's record ot the baby Vikings was not too impressive, the experience gained by the team under Coach Deming will be of vital importance to the varsity squad in the future. 'Burg Opponents O Oakwood lf? 19 Centerville 6 7 Fairmont 25 3.4 Franklin 6 6 Xenia 27 0 Fairmont 27 6 Centerville l9 Mr. Robert Deming awww.. , .f,, -.691 Left lo right: D. Hoerner, J. Pollock, B. Schultz, B. Wally J. Dickeyg P. Simmons, B. Starner, D. Schmidt C Thompson D en well, R. Rich. . .. C Varsity Basket l 'f BBBB 'N s... With five seniors in the regular start- ing line up, Coach Don Barger's Vikings captured the MVL Championship, giving them undisputed title for the first time since l94'l. The team, co-captained by Ronnie Rich and Bert Wall, finished the season with a league record of seven wins against one loss. A large number of fans saw the Vikings defeated by Monroe at the first game of the Troy District Tournament. Speedy Ronnie Rich accumulated a total of 324 points during the season and was chosen, along with Bob Schultz and Bill Starner, for the All-Miami Valley League basketball team. Mr. Donald Burger I ' A ' my -. S vp ' .., A ,'f .5 5 i'i 'hi i'F 5 21 IIISII IuIu5I'I? 'i5I9 3- ,INU 4. ' Q JUNIOR HIGH TEAM FIRST ROW ILeft to rightj:C. Pennington, J. Whiteselg J. Van Buen, S. Williams, J. Krecklerg G. Harrison, R. Parramore, D. Guillen. ROV! 2: M. Ellis, D. Myers, R. England, D. Grimm, Mr. shevenw, R, Kidwellg G. Miller, B. Reeder, R. Clark. FRESHMAN TEAM FIRST ROW ILeft to rightj: R. Doang J. McGuire, D. Clarlf, R. Bartly, J. Kinderdine, D. Dunkelberger, E. Libecap, G. Newkirk. ROW 2: K. Garland, J. Fogel, C. Humphrey, Mr. Huffman, M. Williams, K. Fox, D. Hall, R. Hogan. RESERVES FIRST ROW ILeft to rightla E. Dearth, J. Gastineau, B. Halsey, S. Young, J. Wantz. ROW 2: T. Sharritts, P. Simmons, G. Schroeder, B. Quigley, J. Nossett, Mr. Wintringham. The Junior High team, coached for the second year by George Shevelow, finished the season wiIh a seven-win, five-loss record. This year's Freshman team had an even season, seven wins and seven losses, under the guidance of Kenneth HUITA ' ' ' - ' ' -I d, was the Reserve team, headed by Coach Dick Wintringham. man. Completing the season with an eight win, nine oss recor .. 71 - FIRST ROW lLeft to righll: Mr. HuFlman, D. Stalclerg C. Thompson, R. Sharritts, D. Wolf, J. Rhoadesp D. Shell, H. Schneider. ROW 2: N. Leistg R. Bablngton, L. Fox, P. Simmons, D. Hirst, H. Rudy, C. Leist. ROW 3: C. Shade: D. Pennington, B. Warren, D. Hoerner, B. Wall, J. Belvo, S. Tripp. Track Last year's track team, coached by Hank Schneider, had an even season, winning three meets and losing three. The l954 team was headed loy Coach Kenneth Huffman. Mr. Huffman, new R Mr. Kenneth Huffman to Miamisburg this year, scheduled a full season for his team this spring. ..72.1 'K xX3 'N .N . . fx is ...cw X Q ' A Baseball 95 Mr. Donald Berger The i953 baseball team, coached by Don Barger concluded the season with a seven-win and tive-loss record. Having lost the majority of last year's team by graduation, Coach Barger broke in an almost entirely new team this season. The team played a difficult schedule of games near the close of the school term. FIRST ROW ll-ell lo righll: Mr, Burger, J. Payne, H. Myers, D. Schmidt, .l. Shafer, J. Wanlz. W 2: B. Schultz, B. Starner, T. Stone, J. Bolender, D. Weidner, J. Dickey, L. Anderson. W 3: D, McGohan, T. Kissiclr, B. Hals f,VfW4W fieft to rightlz J. Coilinsg R. Calyeanf J. Petzoldp T. Drakeg L. Roush. Bob Deming coached this group of athletics as th ey met their opponents on the greens this spring. Het! to righti: J. Andersong J. Drayerg J. Simpsong J. Bealsg J, Rhoades. SEATED: Hank Schneider. Tennis Tennis was revived after an absence of several years at M. H. S. under the direction of Coach Hank Schneider. .-74... ,fx -1 4 E v xv , Fx -1 G, xx-W NNN .r, . f ' 5 f 0 if, , y 4 me Q v ii img fs f' , iffizfv ' , , A ,,.,,s A x.- ., ' 'I f ' l f f 1 , A V 0 I, , .5 X , 1 , 22, Q 7f'J Z 2fff9y ' 1 1 ' 'V I 1 I I I ., 1, ff 1 1 W, j ' .1 gpg -75 'Z ,f ff W if 1 , , x 'f X 44,2 , , f f ,::-Z'-Lai' ..:4 2516 - . V' -ww: .. , L f. 4 wwf' '595 . s:'.ag'3?,'f 3'1 W7 Q 3222 4 is , flf 5 f 77X -ff' 1 J f ' ff' 9 f' 1 , f XZ 4 y f ff A 'ff 04 uk ff!! AZ 1 , 1 1 fl .4 ,J .1 .ex ' 'N A 't'l, . as... ,.' '49 f'1 FIRST ROW ilefl to rightt: Barbara Stupp, Jo Lene Eskridge, Carol Pierce, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Nancy Brown, Vice-President, Verla Raney, President. ROW 2: Evadene Fowler, Marilyn Rudy, Nancy Nicholas, Joyce Mears, Roberta Harrington, Nancy Allen. Miss Mary Ellen Gillespie G. A. A. The purpose of G. A. A. is to develop and promote friendship, good sportsman- ship, teamwork, and interest in all forms of recreation. Although actively engaged in their regu- lar intramural sports, the G. A. A. members found time to participate in many other ac- tivities. The highlighted event of the year was the spring style show presented by the girls with their mothers as guests. lnterscholastic teams, chosen by the spon- sor, Miss Gillespie, traveled to nearby schools to compete in basketball, vollyball, and badminton. ...76.... 5 . , - . R f .gm I i I I , qfiff-F' -'g,,, : ' ZWW' ggi 1 Ja. ,mf a-.1 Ee . A II . . 'A N ,gig YM.. ,. . y V .A .1 ,' V ff -1 ' 54 si' L v 3. J ', 1 a-' it ' if . -1 f Us 'FS I A A-:M TI' A' il, . i . ,DW A -ur 4' ,,-. I Thi Si , J' J I I :I v FIRST ROW ILeft to rightt: J. Allen. M. Schenk. J, Manuel. L. LJcas. D. Hemelgarn. r S10 M from-,e Harrington. M. Spivey. N. Allen. N. Hurtzell. A. Stracensky. ROW 2: J. Lackridge. J. Eskridge. N. Brown. J. Combs. N. Stone. J. Kerns. J. Belvo Stu Wantz. S. Mortz- V. Raney. ROW 3: M. ShoHner. N. Nicholas. 5. Donahue. R. Johnson. C. House. L. Stock. B. G rt D on C Lakes A Berna J. Allen. A. Overholser. J. Mears. ROW 4: N. Shade. M, Patrick. B, Malone. J. Shade. S. Egan. C. Callahan. J, Russe C Prather D Span er J. Shade. C. Grimm. Vv'. Early. C. Thompson. B. Lucas. B. Martin. C. Moyer. H. Allen FIRST ROW ILeft to rightj. E. Wontz. C. Condon. N. Berger. I. Bowling. N. Korn. C S e S Williams M Fowler S Cour ney. R, Hoelscher. J. McCullough. M. Whitman. S. Coblenz. ROW 2: D. Schmidt. E. Fowler. F. Recher. J. Uhrich. M. Leis. N. Toms. C. Null. S Ma S Bevan er N Blackburn Pierce. W. Goodwin. J. Kidwell. C. Stevens. ROW 3: L. Tickel. B. Manning. N. Lockridge. S. Schroeder. L. Mesarvey. F. Hall. V, Wi rams L Perdue D Baker E Zechmqn B. Sharritts. D. Amsler. R. Simmo ROW 4: T. Kabler. C. Kolb. B. Hoellerman. R. Harrington. K. Costello. S. Dixon. 5. Co Iins G Peed V Buc e Lute Mofifettt. V. Kabler. B. Waldon. ...771. ,,,, -,....! 1 I , ?, ,WW - .1 ...73... ADVERTISEMENTS For the Finest in Photography CSBORNE STUDIOS, Inc. l52l Central Avenue Middletown, Ohio Your School Photographer Congratulations Class of l954 and Best Wishes from Your Bank The First National Bank Member t Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -80- Fine Class Rings Announcements Yearbooks Awards JOSTEN'S Since I897 Representative: P. D. Leveaux P. O. Box I5 - Springfield, Ohio Hlimlock 2884-5-6-7-8 .IIM FLYNN, INC. 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