Amherst Steele High School - Amherstonian Yearbook (Amherst, OH)

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Freshman Class PRESIDENT ,...,, VICE PRESIDENT ,,.... . .,.... SE'CR1ETAR.Y and TREASURER ,.,. CLASS ADVISOR ....,......... . Aschenbavh, G. Grugle, N. Bailey, E. Hasenflue, N. Becker, G. Hearn, M. Berger, M. Ileck, ll. Berger, E. Henson, B. Birdson, M. Hoffner, H. Bishop, S. Holzhauer, J. Blackford, J. Hollstein, G. Bohley, R. Horvat, E. Borocz, M. Hnlburt, D. Braun, P. Johnson, M. Bruce, G. Katonak, H. Birucker, H. Kelleher, F. Chasar, J. Klassen, C. Derby, L. Koepke, L. Denschle, F. Kotoski, C. Diedrick, H. Kreeger, R. Doyle, K. '4Krok, M. Drozdowski, V. Kurth, A. Edwards, B. Lahiff, M. Emery, B. Lang, R. Wullmer, D. Lauer, R. Gerber, E. Wbopatkovich, A. Gilles, H. S'HLeuszler, F. Gilles, L. Media, E. Page Twenty-Two V Edwin Berger -V Helen Brucker Robert Reynolds -Wwe Miss Zilch Mathes, D. Mr:Ga1'vey, ll. Menz, F. Nagy, J. Plato, M. Raesler, E. Reinking, A. Reynolds, R. Schieferstein, M. Schmitz, C. Schrader. A. Schroeder, S. Shinskey, G. Sipos, J. Stiwuld, O. Solak, J. Thomas, G. Teaman, J. Ward, D. 'Weller, M. Wilson, L. Witt, V. Young, A. Younglass, G. Zink. A.

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Literary rmzswm. Farewell to the Seniors of Amherst High School, You are leaving the scenes of your school days, But always in the midst of your joy and your sadness, Sweet memories will linger. Manyyears you have planned and striven together In your work and your pleasures, May you always remember with kindness each classmate Who graduates tonight, from dear Amherst High. Give thanks to your parents and your teachers, Sweet thoughts of them, and of happy school days Will be to you sunshine from out a blue sky, Always guiding you by its rays. Your foundation is completed- Yonr corner-stone laid- The structure you build lies with you. Build on solid and firm from the earth to May your work not crumble to dust. the sky, Remember: Heaven is not reached by a single bound- But we build the ladder hy which we rise From the 'owly earth to the vaulted skies, We must mourrt to its summit round by round. Members of The Class of Nineteen Thirty-One, As you pass o'er the threshold of Amherst High You enter the realms of a new world- Many unexpected obstacles will lie in your path- Large or small-you must never say Fail, May true success be your reward. As the great sea of life you sail- Our highest hopes go with you. -LOIS STIWALD, '32 CAMP I think that I shall never know, A place where friendships firmer grow, A spot where solitude's more keen. A place where God's more really seen. My wits are dulled by streets' mad roar, A camp fire makes me love life more. 1 think that I shall Happy in a life that's free, And now that many friends must part, It brings to me an aching heart, Time may cleave my summer away, But memories are mine for aye. -MARGUERITE DELLEFIELD, '32 always 'be, Page Twenty-Three