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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1939 volume:

F lid-N11-S - 5..kU'4Q ' mf' . 'f ., '- .J N 'WHS EE-N "3 vBv7iQi'1l'wk M vLL"W,LFZ-J. 'vi ' 131' ..'1L.j' HIFI- wil 2915: 1? -WUI C-v n4'.7l'F'u1 e Record AMHERST HIGH SCHOOL AMHERST, OHIO 1939 X 07145 ,p-O? Amherst, the Sandstone Center of the Wox'ld, is celebrating its one hun- dred twenty-fifth anniversary this year. To this vicinity, three miles south of Lake Erie and thirty-two miles south- west of Cleveland, the first settlers came in l8l4. One of the outstanding attractions of the town today is the Old Spring. This natural spring was the center of the first settlement here in Amherst. ln one hundred twenty-five years the community has grown from a few houses grouped around the spring to a settlement covering an area of three square miles, inhabited by more than three thousand people. The first settlers were of New Eng' land and Pennsylvania stock. Today, the inhabitants of Amherst represent twelve or more of the nations of the world. To Amherst, "Our Town", the Re- cord Staff of Amherst High School sincerely dedicates the Annual of I939. 2 2 K 'Eta r . isis ,t , x V :P - H K , 5? I X ' ig If x , , , i xv 7 . L 'Mgr x,....n The first schoolhouses in Amherst township were one-room log cabin buildings. One of these buildings was located on South Ridge: another was built just beyond the corporation east of Amherst: and a third was establish- ed west of the village. These log cabin structures' date back to I823. When the log schools became in- adequate, the old Town Hall, a frame building twenty-five feet by thirty-five, was used as the educational center. Typical fixtures of these first schools were wood stoves and rough slab seats. ln l856 was erected the first brick schoolhouse, a three-room building two stories in height and twenty-five feet by forty. This school, which was built at a cost of thirty-two hundred dollars, was located on the present school site, on land given by Judge Josiah Harris, one of Amherst's first settlers. K Lxulu S : is ilu "J ,U ' ,fo Q -" X ...N Q-Q L ,x 2 A , 4 ,x I , a . s X N"-1... K at XX QQ. W-I SL 5 , Q is F! ,-.- U' .5 M O af ',,y is .4 I N ,nf 254.15 n A AM! Mur- Nl ns N 3 1 K- Y ' H ,ax o W J i r Zi Wa , il I ! r A M Li , Qs 'si' ,gi u-...W My X M.. ML X P wwf"-... L HM R 'A S-... 1 ' X I .. I f"""' xl QQ' '- ' 59. , ci' 'T M" 'R . J Q, . ' 1 n Q , -an 4,4 S nu 3,-S l ,Qui LA ,pt if N- fl' -, ln the first half of the nineteenth century, the one-room school was di- rected by one teacher and a board of trustees. The first teacher in Amherst township was a woman: history shows, however, that at a very early date a man instructor was employed at one of the log cabin schools. A teacher was not required to have any normal trainingg many times he had only a grade school education. Later, in order to qualify for a teach- ing position, he had to be certified by passing a County Teachers' Examina- tion. 52 N, 47 5' ,s . X K I Z ? L ' 5 5 - 1' . ag 'r I QED' FRED R. POWERS Superintendent of Amherst Public Schools A. B., Oberlin College: Wooster College: A. Nl., Columbia University: University of Southern California. MARION L. STEELE Principal of Amherst High School A. B., Oberlin Collegeg Chicago University Stanford Universityg Cambridge University FACULTY ,ti ifiiw sh MARGARET F. RICE A. B., Oberlin Collegeg A. University of Michigan. Draniatics: English. ARTHUR W. ENGLE B. S., Iowa State College, Oberlin College, Ashland College, Ohio State University Graduate School, Baldwin-Wallace C01- lege. ' Science. LUCILLE LEACH A. B., B. University of Akrong Univer- sity of Southern Californiag Kent State University. Lating En-glishg Biology. IONA M. GOOD A. B., Bluffton College: Ohio State Uni- versity. Art. DOROTHY JONES B. S. M., Oberlin Conservatory of Musicg Bowling Green State University, Univer- sity of Southern California, Ohio Wesley- an University, Northwestern University. Music. ' ETHEL E. EPPLEY Diploma, Kent State Universityg Wooster College, 'Cleveland School of Education, Baldwin-Wallace College. Junior High Arithmetic. THELMA MAYS A. B., Oberlin Collegeg Akron University: Chicago University. Junior High English and Geography: High School Social Sciences. SELMA WARKENTIN A. B., Bluffton College. Domestic Science. l FLOYD C. MOORE B. S. in Music, O-berlin College. Music- string and woodwind instru- mentsg junior orchestra. MARY ASCHENBACH Diploma, Kent State University. Third Grade. MARGARET PANDY - Diploma, Oiberlin Kindergarten Primary Training School, Kent State University. Second Grade. v. MARGARET SCHNEIDER Diploma, Kent State University. First Grade. FLORENCE EHRMAN Diploma, Kent State University. Fifth Grade. EDNA M. BELLER Ulevelaind School of Education, Wooster College, Kent State University, Chicago Lyceum Arts Conservatory, Oberlin Con- servatory 'of Music. Fifth Grade. MARGARET C. GAEHR A. B., Western Reserve University: Mus- kingum College. Western Reserve Gradu- ate School. Fourth Grade. MAIBELLE SUTLIF F Wooster College: Diploma, Kent State University. Fourth Grade. 1939 FMIILTY W. W'ADE BRUNS KATHRYN P. MURRAY A. B., A. M., Western Reserve University, University ot' Michigan: University of Paris. Frenchg Englishg Student Publications. DOROTHEA BROWN A, B., Oberlin Collegeg University ot Michigan. Mathematics. NORWOOD S. HEARN B. S., Western State Teachers Collegeg Miami University. Ohio State University. Manual Trainingg Mechanical Drawing. ROBERT I. HUBBARD B. S., in Education, Ohio State University: Western Reserve University. Physical Education, English. BEATRICE JOHNSTONE B. S. in Education, Kent State Universityg Northwestern University. History: Physical Education. GRAYCE PURCELL. Secretary to the Superintendent and At- tendance Officer. B. S., Toledo Universityg Ohio State Uni- versity: WVestern Reserve University. lligh School History and Commercial Arithmetic: Junior High Geography and History. CARL C. DEEDS B. S. in Agriculture. Ohio State Univer- sity. Vocational Agriculture. LUCILLE M. BURGE Diploma, Kent 'State University. Second and Third Grades. MARY FRANCES SCHRIVER Diploma, Kent State University: Ohio State University. First Grade. ROBERT M. CAMERON B. S. in Business Administration, Miami University: B. S. in Commercial Educa- tion, Ohio State Universityg Oberlin Col- lege. Commercial Department. . EDWARD KIEFER 11 years music study with private teach- crs: 7 years with C. V. Rychlikg Band Master Degree, Innes Band School, Chi' cago. Music- brass and percussion instru- mentsg band. W. G. Nord, President John Sharp 1 . Mrs. I. G. Maxwell Werner Zilvh VValler Hollstein Samuel Wragg J. B. Avery, Clerk CUSTODIANS: Carl Sclmillfewsleilr and Fred Berger, S IJIQIVICHS: S. li. Chllha. C, F. Sc'l11'06-flew, Carl Kolhv, i 1. X, ..'4s ,avi i L ln the log cabin one-room school house were assembled boys and girls ranging in age from five to twenty. These pupils were not grouped accord- ing to classes and then promoted at the end of the term. Each pupil studied lVlcGuffey's First Reader until he com- pleted it, and then he began the Sec- ond Readerg in this way sometimes there were eight or more reading classes a day and only one or two pupils in some of those classes. All the pupils studied reading, writing, arithmetic, and spelling, and a few boys and girls added geography and gram- mar to their course of study: grammar, however, was considered a girls' sub- ject in the early days. 1 fgfii- f 'X v r fi? 'TT an-W - j tl iU1gif'Q"gEA!f' -7 Ny- 'E- IDR. EDNA MAY LEHMAN "Shorty" Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Record Staff 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Band 23 Plays 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 33 -Christmas Pa- geant 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club Secretary 33 Cornell Mgr. 33 Girls' Club 13 Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 43 Operetta 3, 43 Prince of Peace Con- test 43 Speech Tournament 43 "Village Revue" 43 Mu- sic Festival 43 Vesper Ser- vice 4. HAROLD P. NIESEN ",3Irfh" Plays 4, Science Hobby Club 43 F. F. A. 4. ROSEMARY RADDE Portsmouth, N. H. High School 1, 23 Record Staff 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 43 Operetta 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Sextet 43 Chorus 33 Prince of Peace Contest 43 Secretary of Class 3: S-tudent Secretary 3. 43 Plays 3, 4. CLAUDE RAHL Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 33 Christmas Pageant 33 Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 43 JEANNE SMITH Glee Club 1, 23 Christmas Pageant 13 Operetta 1: Sewing Club 13 Student Secretary 4. ESTHER E. SPRENGER Record Staff 43 Plays 43 Prince of Peace Contest 4: Christmas Pageant 43 Stud- ent Secretary 43 Radio Script Contest 43 "Village Revue" 43 French Club 4: Girls' Club 1 ALMA MASTERS "Rf'a'l1fad" Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Opel etta 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 4 Sextet 43 Record Staff 4 Plays 3, 43 Prince of Peac Contest 3, 43 French Clu 43 "Village Revue" 4 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3 43 County Music Contest 4 Music Festival 4. RUTH MILLER "M1fll1y" Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Gle' Club 2, 3, 43 'Chorus 2, 3, 43 Operetta 33 Student Conduc tor 43 Orchestra Librarial 2, 3, 43 Plays 43 Radir Broadcast 43 Christmas Pa- geant 43 French Club 43 La- tin Club 1, 23 Girls' Club 22 "Village Revue" 43 Music Festival 43 Prince of Peace Contest 4. RALPH N. HOLZHAUER "Nrfwi" Record Staff 3, 43 Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Plays 33 Operetta 1, 3, 43 Class VicefPresident 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 French Club 43 Latin Club 1, 2. AGNES R. SCHMITZ "Yurk" Student Council 43 Record Staff 43 Plays 3, 43 Har- vard-Cornell 2, 3, 43 Christ- mas Pageant 3, 43 Student Secretary 43 Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 43 Leaders' Club 43 Easter Pageant 43 Vesper Service 43 Girls' Club 1. GLENN SLUMSKA Track 3. ELEANOR D. NEWMAN "I?ulrl1" Latin 'Club 1, 23 Girls' Club 13 G. F. C. 23 Cleveland West High School 23 Plays 43 Christmas Pageant 43 Easter Pageant 43 Hi-Y Club 2. FI H AZE1, A. DEIDRICK Glee Club 45 Prince of Peace Contest 45 Plays 42 Christmas Pageant 45 Oper- etta 45 Student Secretary 4: "Village Revue" 4. ARRY DEITZ .luapu Christmas Pageant 35 Bas- ketball 35 School Patrol 4. IIDYTHE V. BU ELL Avon High School 1, 2, 3, HENRY EDXVARDS "Hank" Student Council 3, 45 Re- cord Staff 45 Plays 31 Christmas Pageant 3, 42 Oyeretta 3, 45 Class Presi- dent 25 Latin Club 1, 2, 3. 45 French Club 45 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4. DONOLA P. BRILL Hljllllllllg' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Operet- ta 15 Plays 3. 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Christmas Pageant 45 Girls' Club 15 Music Fest.- val 4. FLORENCE BRENNEN "Flo:.rir" Student Secretary 45 Girls' Club 1. HELEN ATTI E LAURABELLE BAHL Record Staff 1, 2, 3. JAMES DELLEFIELD .1 ' vu .lzry Record Staff 45 Christmas Pageant 3, 4 5 Operetta 35 Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Plays 3. NEVA BA R RI S "H1'l'l'i1'n Glee Club 2, 45 Harvard- Cornell 35 Student Secre- tary 45 French Club -15 Lat- in Club 1, 2. ROBERT E. IGRNST "livin" F. F. A. 4. JESSIIC E. BRENNEN Student Secretary 45 Girls Club 1. 1939 v .IOSEPHINE DYBINSKI "Jo-Jo" 'Christmas Pageant 45 Stud- ent Secretary 41 Girls' Club 1. BETTY EHLERT Record Staff 3, 45 Plays 3, 43 Prince of Peace Contest 43 Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 43 "Village Revue" 4. ROBERT GRUGEL "Boll" VIRGINIA M. ELLERINGTON ncinnyu Glee Club 43 Operetta 4: Pageant 4. CARL HENES llDux!l Stage Manager 1, 2, 3, 43 Patrolman 4. RUTH E. FLECKNER "Rull1ir" Student Council 23 Record Staff 3, 4, and Editor 4: Scholarship Team 3: "Vil- lagie Revue'5 4. BETTY MARIE BRAUN "lz'r'tly Banff" Pageants 1, 3, 43 Plays Student Secretary 43 S1 'Tournament 4, Glee C11 2, 3, 4, and Presiden Chorus 2, 3: Operetta 43 Prince of Peace Co 43 Latin Clulb 15 Girls' 13 Record Staff 3, 43 lage Revue" 43 Stl Council 43 Sextet 4. GEORGE GORDON "Cl1ul:" Football 2, 3, 4: Baske Manager 2, 3, 4: F. F. 1 Science Hobby Club 4. NADINE E. ALDRICH Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 l 43 Prince of Peace Co 43 Chorus 2, 35 Chris Pageant 3, 43 Harvarda nell 2, 3, 45 Ope-retta 4, Latin Club 1, 23 Stu Secretary 43 Easter Pa-g 43 "Village Revue" 4. CLARENCE GERBER njrffu Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Chor' 3, 43 Operetta 3, 43 Re Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Class P dent 3, 43 Class Vice-P dent, 2, Basketball 2, ketball Mgr. 31 Footba 3. 45 Track 1, 25 Latin 1, 2: Science Hobby President 43 F. F. A. P dent 43 Agriculture Jud Team 43 "Village Re 4, Music Festival 4. CHRISTINA HILL DAVIS .4 Tinavv Harvard-Cornell 2, 3, French Club 4g Latin 1, 23 Leaders' Club 4, sistant Cheerleader 4. ETHEL E. FREDERICK DA C. SCHAREIN ilonfyn' lee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Orches- 'a 3, 43 Plays 43 Prince of eace Contest 43 Chorus 2. , 43 Christmas Pageant 41 peretta 1, 3, 43 Girls' Club , 33 Radio Broadcast 4: irls' Trio 33 Easter Pa- eant 2, 33 "Village Revue" 3 Home Economics Club 3: esper Service 43 Music estival 1, 2, 3, 4. IIS ,ANN SCHWITZKE lo" larva1'd-Cornell 2, 3, 41 ssistant Cheerleader 4: 'rench Club 4. IN BIERMAN 'lee Club 43 Operetta 4. RIE TELZEROW 'oledo 1, 23 Plays 43 Prince f Pearce Contest 4: Chorus , 43 Christmas Pageant 3. 3 Operetta 3, 43 Glee Club , 43 Girls' Sextet 43 Glee llub Librarian 33 Glee-Club ecretary 43 Ha1'VBl'd-C0l'- ,ell 2, 3, 43 Welfare Coni- nittee 23 Gym Leader 2 tthletic Assistant 2. IHARD E. GRIFFIN Dirk" 'lays 43 Prince of Peace Zontest 43 F, F. A. 43 Ves- wer Service 43 Math. Club 1, 3 "Village Revue" 4. I IC. TRUSCELLO ,atin Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Treas- lrer 23 French Club 1, 23 Iornell-Harvard 2, 3, 43 lheerleader 2, 3, 43 "Vil age Revue." DOROTHY J. RA ESLER "Duff" .Student Council 33 Plays 43 Prince of Peace Contest 4: Christmas Pageant 43 Stud- ent Secretary 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Girls' Club 13 Record Staff 3, 43 Associate Editor 43 Easter Pageant 43 "Vil- lage Revue" 4. MAURICE D. PATON Student Council 3, 43 Re- cord Staff 43 Pageant 33 French 'Club 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 "Village Revue" 43 Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4. FLORENCE SAGERT "Flo5.vif" Girls' Clllb 1. LEROY TYLER "TitldIrr" Science Club 23 Football 43 Basketball Mgr. 43 F. F. A. 43 "Village Revue" 4. LEILA H. DONNELLY "Pz'anul5" Girls' Basketball Mgr. 4: Girls' Club 1. EVELYN IC. STARK "l2lomlir" Athletic Club 13 Student Council 2, 33 Sec.-Treas. 31 Sec.-Treas. of Class 43 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 43 Harvard-C0r- nell 2, 3, 43 'Christmas Pa- geant 33 Plays 33 Leaders Club 43 "Village Revue," 1939 STELLA L. GAMBISH "Srnilry" Girls' Club 1. ROBERT PAUL HOFFMAN "Boll" Lorain 1, 23 Elyria 33 Glee Club 1, 23 Operetta 13 Foot- ball 1, 2, 43 Track 3, 43 F. F. A. 43 "Village Revue" 43 Sports Club 1, MARJORIE KRIEG "Marge" Harvard-Cornell 33 Cornell Manager 43 French Club 4. LEWIS HORVAT "Louie" Basketball 23 Plays 43 Base-1 ball 33 Pageant 4. ELSIE E. KOVACH "Srhullzie" Plays 33 Prince of Peace Contest 33 Christmas Pag- eant 33 Harvard Manager 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 43 Leaders' Club 4: Girls' Club 1. LDA KIRSCHNER Glee Club 3, 43 Prince of Peace Contest 43 Christmas Pageant 43 Operetta 43 Band 3, 43 Plays 43 Student Secretary 43 Vesper Service. SE IORY RUTH MAXINE JOHNSON "Dirk" Girls' Club 13 Latin Club 1 DOROTHY KERPICS "Dui" Student Secretary 43 Girls Club 1. WILLIAM J. RAAB "Hill" Class Secretary 23 Class Vice-President 43 Basket! ball 1, 2, 3, 43 School Pa trolman 43 F. F. A. 4: French Club 43 "Village lie vue" 43 Agriculture Judgt ing Team 4. LUCILLE M. KHIEG Student Secretary 4. DONALD VVEILAND "DuIch" Plays 43 Prince of Peace Contest. 43 Christmas Pa- geant 43 Vesper Service 4. mann M. anon '-skip" HARRY GEORGE LINN "JVIiJclza" Plays 4g Vesper Service 43 Christmas Pageant 43 Agri- culture Judging Team 43 F F. A. 4. GIRLS BACK ROW: F. Behrendt, E. Maze, A. Linn, J. Draga, D. Miller, B. Haus, L. Hoff ner, N. HUIIIIISSNVOYIII, C. Acevez. L. Chihay. MIDDLE ROW: V. Stevens, C. Young, R, Hogrefe, M. Barckert, D. Berger, H. Bur dar, H. Shand, I.. Twigg. M. George. Hollstein, M. Lawrence Qtreas urerl. FRONT ROVV: I. Towne, M. Nagle, L. Ehlert, M. Smith. J. Springer, M. Bradley F. Muniga, M, Pietch, H. .Iz1ekson, B. Herhst, M. Almrulizun. BOYS BACK ROYV: H. Penton, R. Reukor, R. Edxsaids, J. Whiton, R. VVinson, D. Frank lin. R. Fuhrnian, R. Griffin, G. Young, J. Wilker, R. Sanders. P. Meitzke MIDDLE ROXV: R. Frederick, G. Anthony, G. Schroeder, VV. Ehflllilll, N. Kurth J. Drozdowski, S. Truscello Qvic-e-presidentl. R. Ott, R. Dute, W. Dean. FRONT ROW: G. Poor, L. Albrecht, J. Souris, G. Jaeger, R. McCann, H. Telzerow J. Wilhelm lnresidentl. C. Hogne, N, Bierman. C. Sabiers. GIRLS BACK ROW: Y. McQueen, D. I-lruuker, M. Kelleher ftreasurerl, L. Dybinski, M. Holzhauer, B. Donnelly, B. Roth, E. Papati, E. Thouxas, L. Woivzikowski. R. Deuscfhle. B. Murray. E. Shand. M. Vargo. MIDDLE ROW: C. Harsar, S. Sweet, B. Shadduck, J. Schwitzke, F, Abraham, B Koepp, L. Horn. E. Krieg, A. Kapucinski, H. Chihay, G. Yonkings, A Strauss, J. Van Nuys. L. Pumphrey, A, Strauss, I, Zipp. FRONT ROVV: P. Birdsong, ll. Riddle, N. Reichert, J. VVebster, E. Bruce, B. Rosen- cranz, E. Izold, M, Abl'Hh2lIll. J, Brucker, E. Van Keuren, C, Koepke, B Barris, M. Brill, J. Brown. BOYS BACK ROW: H. Krieg, J. Ruth tvim-e-presidentl, J. Bado, L. Kapucinski, N. Hill H. Sharp, E. Van Keuren, B. Haynes, B. Kolenda, H. Morris, R. Krieg. MIDDLE ROW: J. Sroka. E. Horvat lDll6SId6'11tJ, R. Hasenflue, P. Hoffman, J Wesbecher, H. Kline, D. Mlhuta, C. Speroff, W, Van Hahn, D, Schiefer- stein, C. Hamann. FRONT ROW: R. Rortuer. J. Sm-hulz. J. Biermull, W. Bruve, E. Towne. W. Bailey D. Halas. J. KH1.llll'lllSIil, P. Shaffer, A. Wagner. l 1 GIRLS BACK ROW: B. Witte, E. Connell, G. Higgins, R. Bailey, D. Gawne, J. Hollings- worth, D. Karafil, U. Johnson. THIRD ROW: T. Sprenger, R. Hill, D. Messal, P. Gammons, A. Mays, W. Holz hauer, N, Blythe, N. Lange. SECOND ROW: C. Drozdowski, K. Franks, G, Slang, L. Plato, E. Harris, M. Kaser O. Schaeffer, J. Smith. FRONT ROW: V. Schubert, .l, lvlcllerniott, A. Lodge, C. Sroka, D, Turner, M Acevez, B. Boller, A. Bado, B. Hull. BOYS BACK ROW: L. Nichol, H. Kirschner, E. Maloney, J. Childress, W. Koepke, J Wilhelm ivice-presidentl, G. Walker, J. Redman, E. Towne. THIRD ROW: R. Hollingsworth. R, Wragg, H. Wiegand, T. Neisen, W. Radose- vich, N. Mudrich, A. Darnkis, D, Maze, R, Ehrinian. SECOND ROW: J. Attie, E, Stiwald, E, Foster, P. Srhwartz, H. Hall Cpresidentj G. Kruse, R. SlllIIlSkil, C, Bruce, J. Donnelly tt.reasu1'erJ. FRONT ROW: J. Krieg, R, Wenzel, V, Strauss, W. Fritz, J. Bauer, F, Decker, D. Bomback. H. LaVine, W, Luch, ll. King, P. Lodge. GRADE SY Mrs. Eppley, Teacher BACK ROW: IC. Ilvir-limi liedges, ll, lfllrrnrarrr, P. Il day, C. Miller, L. Krueger' Joseph, I.. L6llZl8l'. D. Tru' L. Knbnske, E. Kristanvic' MIDDLE ROW: M. Barr-l .I. Braeudigrrnr, A. Gawne Dean, L. Heller, li. Norr S, Menz, M. Deusr-hle, B. H A. Csincsac, M. Hollingswc FRONT ROW' L. Grobe Bierman, D. Walker, R. enkranz, G. Ward, S. H lrardt, R. Brncker, R. Sr-I N. Whiton, M. Holzhau6r Conrad. Not on pic-ture, F cis Mar-Kerrzie. GRADE SX Miss Good, Teacher BACK IUJVV: T. Nichols Womack, G. Karzrfill, ll. hula, G. Abr'a.lra-un, P. llogr E. Nagy. M. Radosevic-lr, Ehlert. MIDDLE IIONVC F. Linn Palen, L. Koepke, J. Sab li. Bartlorne, C. Wolf, A. chk-fr, A. Barckert. FRONT ROVV: R. Brown Be-lt, .I, Penton, D. Dute. Sclribley, R. Sagert, N. l row, B. Yonkinpgs. GRADE 7Y Miss Mays, Teacher BACK IIOVVZ L. Trasier' Nugent, J. Barger, G. Sol erstein, J, Stephan. G. Taj J. Gordon, M. Braun, Frank. li. Aelaersold. MIDDLE ROVVI R. Eppley Br'ill, M. Powers, N. Nicl S. Miller, .l. Palen, G. Stivr N. liosenkranz. E. Kirscl M, Braun, L. Sehnltheiss. FRONT ROW: S. Ward, Hutton. P. Miller, W. He M. Springer, E. Hamann, Holl. G, Kingsley, IC. L hach, N. Waveriek. Not on pictrrrv-VV. Brnr T. Moody. GRADE 7X Miss jones, Teacher BACK HOW: Harry Szrlivr' Brandt, M. K:rru"ill, G. I IE. Hozne, L. Kruse. M. I lome E. Hoffman. M. Linr MIDDLE ROW: H. Van N .I. Vnte. li. Hzrsenflne, P. kzrrd. .l. lmrzrkis. J. Jzrvlr ll. f'lmsrrr, G Coverzlzrle, XVill1elnr. FRONT ROW: D. Deulvlrlr S17l'lll249l', R. Uroyle, J, Bel Fr'yberf:v1'. O. V 21 r g 0, Hedies, W. Bai'e-y, li. Ke F. Vzrn Nrrvs. Not on Dll'illl'9--fD, Truite ADIZ 6Y Bruns, Teacher K ROW: N. VV01'IlOl'. .I. -uda, Il. Dull. U. Bea-ker, HIWIIO, Ii. Kovh. IJ. Mau-- zie, II. Arndt. IJ. Strauss. lvll llI'l'l'I-'l'. lJl.lC IIUXYZ I". Cllildrv S. lumslizi. F, Towlle-, l'. Mil D, Swvvt, L. Bain, W 4. .I. Krieg. I.. R031-'.lliI'1lll7. l2IZZlllIl. INT ROW: .I. Croyle. 'I' lm-rling. I'. lylxll-IOII. Ii II. 'l':1ylur. Ii. l.0IlZlE'I' Kingsley, Il. Sz'I1zwt'l'e1', .I. 1. S. Iil'vP2el'. on 1111-turv T. Smith, Ii Indus. ADH 6X Hearn, Teacher 'K ROW: IC. tligrlintti, M ic-hl. W. Snyder. I' wk. O. Felton. A. Bom- I. I.. .Xl'IIISlI'0lIK. IlI.IC HOW: P. Bef-sing. IJ -s, II. Vcnllmer, IJ. Aldrivh, Iwlwlx IJ. IIiIl. IC. Rogers, If-I'iI'1 INT ROW: IH. I.ei111hzu'l1 Iieim'I1v1't. Ifl. Paleu, C' 2-I. U. Wolf. S. ll2llC'UlIllJ, I wl. Y. IIIIICP. ou Dl4'llll'9'gN. Buell, Ii II. Smith, W. Hogrefe, 'uIIwrtson. IC. Koepke, I.. luke. ADE FIVE 3 Beller. Teacher 'K ROW: II. Linn, II ngluss, II. lll'illl1lfIll S Io. Id. Ilzrynvs. II, Sl'lIl'0Pfll I. llf'lIIll1Il'ClI. K. Rogal, .I. -e-. li. Ilndsun, W. lil-'l1l0ll. IIl,l'I IIUIVZ l'. ll2lI'l'li. II IIIIIHIIZIIII. I,. Iizlrley, 'I' ler, I.. Snurr. .I. Sharp, .I. Nu, I". Yurgu, M. Wm-Imstvl' ,PlllIlI2Il'll. INT ROW: II. Svlrwitzke. 'I1omz1S, .I. Zi lyvtt. P. Rei' I. II. Szxlldvrs, Ii. Fritz, A. zsszn. .l. Ilurlingr, C. Leafl- lm, I.. Ilollingsworlll. Im lxivlllrw----M. Ward. ADE FIVE s Ehrman, Teacher 'K ROW: N. Iizwtlmrlo, C' 'lu-rl. A. Sirk, II. Wise. Suk. IG. Iliuling. II. Herbs! I7I.I'1 HOW: M. Sesm-ilu, I' Z, VV. XVilIwlm. P. lieclltel, I Ixllvr, I. Sllilllll, II. Kovpp INT ROW: M. Kr-r' Iliiw. M. .Imac-pll, II. VV:llk- IP. ll0llIIf'll. li. Iizwslvr, I4' kings, II. Ilorowivz. on pivture--I.. Hutton, H 011. K. Smith. .I. .Ionvs, A. 1. II. Ixrwg. dnb..- ...,.,. - -.:...... Q anti -luis... V..- gg. GRADE FOUR Mrs. Sutliff, Teacher BACK ROVV: J. Gigliotti, lirupp, V. Becker, C. Jones, Jenkins, ll. Hogrefe, M. M: Kenzie, S. Morgan. MIDDLE ROW: ll. Kreurk. I-eus,.ler. ll. Diretrick, D. Lei harh. M. lleller, R. Meesig, Sweet, B, Schroeder, ld, Sir R. Manirhl. FRONT ROW: W. Ward. Anderson, C. Stiwald. Hayes, W. Koepp, D. Fred ick, J. Ellis, H. Stang, H. ll vath. Not. on picture- -R. VVushkzi, Klingenmeier. GRADE FOUR Miss Gaehr, Teacher BACK ROVV: D. Swartz, Mueller, C. Gall, B, Spragu N. Mead, N. McLoda, H. M ler, P. Wilhelm, G. Woodin MIDDLE ROVV: R. Fullm C. Shaffer. H. Raesler, L. V Nuys, A. Harckert., L. Whi M, Stephan, S. Hamel. FRONT ROW: R. Short, Dodson. H. Holzhauer, Werner, B. Tabbert, M. Ho ner, G. Statler, ll. Bomback, Nichols, L. Sesrila, GRADE THREE Mrs. Aschenbach, Teache BACK ROW: E. Bryner, Berner. L. Linn, H. Barcke R. Snurr, J. Vargo. R. Clai B, Coverdale. R. Metzger, Marlow. B. Zipp, M. Yonkin VV. Traster. MIDDLE ROW: F. Joseph, Armstron,f:, T. Stephan, Moody, J. King, M. Croyle, Bl'2l9lldifZ?llll. .I. Frederick, Longstreth, C. Parker, Moehius, .I. Jewett, S. Tow: li. Davis. FRONT ROW: .I. Carvk, NVasen1, M. Klenz, D, Bru C, Townfe, R. Rash, IJ, 'Ca A. Kappley. D. Tabbert. Kaser, J. Menz, J. Raesler, Kovars. GRADES TWO 6: Tl-IRI Miss Burge, Teacher BACK ROVV: P, Srharff, Sescila, R. Sagert, J. Josei M. Kyser. M. Cook, M. Gerg ll, Reichert, J. Vargo, R. 5 Iniers. F. Sutliff, D. Striau M. Gi,-xliotti, R, Thomas. MIDDLE ROW: C. Miller, Grugel. K. Shand, R. Scha fer, N. Morgan, A. Johnson, Rosenkranz, B. Cilik, L, Ma ner, IC. Nahors, B. Morgan, Amenhousar. C. Mollison. FRONT ROW: M. Borowi N, Miller, B. Murdy, D. I' tonak, N. Gawne, R. Sterna, Heinzerlingz. S. Filhert. Copeland. .l. Kreider, D. W serman. D. M4-Loda, D. Katw ak. ? 'Wir V YH 3 K s - , 1 6, I in , 'X 55 b--Q J' ' ' A l ' , .V I - VS: ' f 5235 5 f. X A gmt, Juli ,,,...1-'f' Q ,f W 'fy wa ' "JJ HJ' if w sw M 'Q ..x,fT1 ,155 FM mp X234 ' .V L.-, ' .ew , - V .:--f--1.4-: 2 - 1 1 X. 1 lm. . ,gg Ls z Sl V .5 lr. i f ff ' gs: s R r fs 'A -U r 33? Q V Y f . " iw if 'Sf K s I mf' W: - ,2 N., Nw.. .Z i .W If if 'F nl 1 1 f,.i",w M a fu. 'W- RX X. ., n :og ...Q A ff 1 1 lfg 3 'av Y' -we o x I 1 i .W 1-1? .gi it L tht IJ ,gi l ' N ln pioneer days, extra-curricular school activities were limited in num- ber. Friday rhetoricals occasionally gave to boys and girls an opportunity to speak a piece or to sing a song. There were no organized athletic con- tests: students received their physical exercise by manual labor, by long' walks to school, and by such games as hide and seek. Spelling bees, night penmanship classes, Friday programs, and the annual picnic were the only diversions offered by the school of yes- terday. V' .ix . 1 li . rl 1 Q 527 me L Wy Jgipg: ,L, Y + .-.. fl.. .bu .. STUDENT COUNCIL IMVK ROW: II. Kline. II. Edwards tpresidenti, M, Paton lvice--mesidf-11th, ll F1'vd01'ir'k, R. Edwards. Nut. in picture: R. Krieg. VV. Lacfh. MIIHELIQ ROW: IG. BYIIPB, A. Srhmitz. FRONT HOW: V. Stevens, J. Draga. B. Braun 1sci'retary-t1'c-ztsllrerI, S. Sweet, VV Holzhauezz RECORD STAFF BACK RUNV: J. Ruth. G Schroeder. R. Holzhauer, J. Vvesbechvr. THIRD RONV: M. Pietch. R. Rtaddc-, H. Edwards, E. Foster, J. Defllvfield, VV. Dean B. Roth. P. Gammons. SEFOND ROW: M. Lawrence, M. Smith, E. Lehman thusiness 11lHllH29l'J, J. Wil helm. IG. Bruce. J. Schulz, C. Gerber, L. Bahl, E. Sprellger, B. Bans, D Miller. J. Draga, M. Kaser. FRONT ROW lSP?l.f9dJZ W. Ehrman. B. Braun, B. Ehlert, R. Floukner leditori D. llaesler, A. Masters. 1 Gl.El'l l'Ill'li BACK ROW: H. Hall, H. Telzerow, .I. Wilhflni, R. Becker, W. Ellflllilll, S. 'Prus- cello, H. Sharp, C. Gerber. MIDDLE ROVV: B. Haynes, D. Maze. G. Schroeder, R. Fnhrnian, E. Van Keuren J. Bierman, W. Radosevicfh. FRONT ROW: C. Hogue, C. Brure. P. Schwartz, D. Bolnhavk, B. Bruce, A. Wagner J. Schullz, R. Wenzel. UIRUHICSTRA BACK ROW: R. Holzhauer. J. Schulz, S. Truscello. W. Elirnmn, C. Hamann, B Bans, M. Brill, R. Miller. MIDDLE ROW: J. Bauer, C. Rahl, J. Washer-her, R. Holgrefe, H. Scliurein, D. Brill B. Donnelly. E. Van Keuren. FRONT ROW: V. Schubert, M. Lawrence. R. Ellllllilll, H. Hall, E. Lehnran, ll. lVIil ler. J. Springer. . , X, .,f ""' 'v ' xt - n GROUP 2 BACK ROW: R. Miller, J. Brncker, E. Van Keuren, R. Riddle, P. Birdsong, D Brucker, R. Barris, M. Brill. B. Murray, L. Horn, G. Higgins, H. Scharein MIDDLE ROW: R. Hogrefe, V. Ellerington, N. B2Ll'l'iS, N. Aldrich, H. Deidrich, P GHIIIINOIIS, D. Messul, E. Connell, N. Lang, O. Si-haeffer, J. Smith. FRONT ROW: M. Telzerow, E. Livhlllilll, B. Braun, K. Ha1'sa1', R. Radde, A. Mast- ers, A. Strauss, A, Strauss, H, Dloullelly, E. Izold, M. Lawrence, D, Miller GROUP l BACK ROW: lfl. Maize, L. Hoffner, N. Hollingsworth, A. Linn, M. Hollsteln, J Ilraga, lf". Behrendt, B. Bans, E, Bruce, E. Kil'Sc'h1l6l'. H, Deuschle, L Pninphrey, J. Schwitzke. MIDDLE ROW: R. Shadduck, B. Rosenkranz, C. Young, R. Witte, J. Holliugs worth, A. Mays. VV. Holzhaner, T. Sprenger, R. Hill, M. Smith, V, Stev ens, E. Thomas. FRONT ROW: .I. Webster, L, Woim-zikowski, J, McDermott, M. Nagle, B. Hull, E llzlrris, M. Kaiser, V. Shuheri. B. Koepp. U, Johnson, M. Vargo, M. Holz llillll-!l', I. Zipp. L- JUNIOR OIIPIIPISTIIA STANDING: Mr, Moore. W. Bruce. M. Powers, N. Wavriclc. SITTING- IBACK ROWJ: D. lvlessial, S. Sweeil, N. ROSBIICFQIIIZ, M. Springer, H Sharp, 111, I-Iaxnann, E. Foster, E. Van Keurein, S. Ehlert, D. Sweet, R VVraHH, E. Haynes, R. Schroeder, B. Taylor. SITTING IFRONT IIOWII B. Witte, T. S1lI't'll'g9I', li. Kovh, W. Heller, M. Kerti, T Baxter. T' BAND BACK ROW: E. Stiwald, J. Bauer, C. Gull, D. Sweet, S. Ehlert. FOURTH ROW: R. YVl'2lf-Ig, VV. EIIYIIIHII. S. Truscello, C. Hamann, E, Kll'Sl'l1HQT. THIRD ROW: E. Van Kvuren, H, Hall, R. Ehrman, B, Bruce. SIGCONIJ ROW: Mr. Kiefer, IZ. Foster, W. Heller, ll. Koch, M. Springer, E. Hillllilllll. FIIIJNT ROW: J, xVG'SIJP1'llt'l', ll. Sharp, S. Mainz, ll. Riddle, N. ROS9ll1'l'illIZ. SPEECH DEPARTI Er The Speech Department has been very active during the season of i938-39. The first event was the Prince of Peace Declamation Contest held on November l l in which nineteen people participated. The winners, Rose- mary Radde, Lois Ehlert, and Alma Masters, represented Amherst in the County Contest at Oberlin, where Rosemary and Lois won first and second places. Rosemary! then represented this district at Cleveland. ln December the Speech students assisted the Music Department in a Vesper Service, their part being group readings from the Scriptures. With the music organizations they also presented a Christmas pageant, "He Came to Bethlehem." ln April, members of the class gave an Easter pageant. Early in the year the class competed in the AAA safety contest sponsored in our section by the Cleveland Automobile Club. Esther Sprenger's manu- script was among those chosen by the club for presentation. On january 28 several members of the Speech Department went on the air over WCLE, the first Amherst High School group to do any broadcasting. Four members of the class, Betty Braun, Edna May Lehman, Marjorie Lawrence, and Rosemary Radde took part in the Northwestern Ohio Speech Tournament held at Port Clinton, rating very well with the judges and bring- ing honor to A.H.S. The outstanding event of the year was the presentation of the "Charm School" on March 26 and 27 at the Town Hall. The last productions of the year were three one-act plays by several juniors in the class. ln the course of the year, several members of the class attended the Hanna Theater. Two trips were made, the first being for the purpose of seeing "Knickerboclcer's Holiday" and the second, "Kiss the Boys Cuoodbyn. We feel that the Speech Department has had a very successful year. VAST OF "CHARM SCHOOL" STANDING: Donald Weifliand, Hilda Scharein, Betty Ehlert, Marie Telzerow, Itoseniary Radde, Iticliard G1 Esther Sprenger, Joseph Whiton, Edu Kirschner. SITTING: Agnes Schmitz, Donola Brill, Harry Linn, Alma Masters, Hazel Deidrick, Harold Niesen, Ruth IN Dorothy Raesler, Robert Edwards, E.eanor Newman, Betty Braun. I S R 5 1 3 s I s SZNDANNUALCOMME Amherst High School ORDER OF EXERCISES . Amherst Processional . . Miss Dorothy jones, Director Invocation .... Vocal Solo Harp Solo Address Clarinet Solo . . Presentation of Awards given by Amherst Study Club Presentation of Class of I939 . . . NCEMENT High School Orchestra Rev. Father Smith . Alma Masters Ora Mae Schaeffer . Dr. Roy W. Hatch State Teachers College Montclair, New Jersey . Sam Truscello . Mrs. Et. E. Foster . Mr. Fred R. Powers Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Diplomas . . . Mr. W. G. Nord President, Board of Education Benediction Selection CLASS COLORS Rose and Silver MOITO Seldom "can't" . . . seldom udon' Rev. M. A. Hayes . Orchestra CLASS FLOWER Sweet Pea t.. Never "shan't" . . . never "won't" BACCALAUREATE Sermon by Rev. M. A. Burris St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church Sunday Evening, May 28, 1939 CLASS NIGHT High School Auditorium Monday Evening, May 29, I939 HONORS IN SCHOLARSHIP Henry Edwards Hazel Deidrick Ruth F Ieckner Esther Sprenger Dorothy Raesler Elsie Kovach MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Hazel Deidrick Henry Edwards Betty Ehlert Ruth Fleckner Clarence Gerber Ralph Holzhauer Edna Ruth Miller Dorothy Raesler Esther May Lehman Sprenger FK ROW: G. Jaeger, J. Dellefielrl, G. Poor, H. Edwards. L, Tyler. J. Ruth, R. Holzliauer, R. Frederick, G. Gordon, IJ. Haus. ONT ROW: ll. Krieg, E. Van Keuren. VV, Koepke. W. Elll'lll2lll, ll. Edwards, Gerber, S. Truscello, W. Bailey, R. Ott, H. Kline, li. M:'i'ann. lx ROW: G. Poor, M. Paton, R. Holzhauer. R. Frederivk, IJ, Haas. INT ROW: ll. Edwards, P. Ott. R. McCann, S, Truecello. D. Franltlin. AMHI4 RST OPPONENTS Iilyria Reserves tr Lorain Reserves tl New London Wellington AVIHERST OPPONENTS '24 G ra fton Lorain Henrietta Oberlin S, Amherst Medina Bellevue Vermilion New London Grafton VVellington Berea Clearview Huron Sandusky St. Mary's .,.T,. F I t . S . fi . f he A - X n . -.. Xinherst well Eaton-117 C. AIVIH ERST OPPONENTS 25 0 G ERST OPPONENTS 18 37 28 lf! lil 24 12 23 96 32 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROXY: E. Yan Kenren. B. Kola-ndu. .I. Ruth, W. Ilzlclosevivli, B. Haynes. FRONT ROW: J. KilDlll'lllSlil, .l. Srokn. W, Hailey, W. l'llll'lll2lll. R. IlOllllJ2lC'li. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROVV2 ll. Nichols. H. Vvfilfllllld, G. Nzxgry FRONT ROW: J. Penton, Il. Luvine, R. Slnxnsuzn, E. Towne. JUNIOR HIGH IBASKETRAIJ, SUMMARY AMHERST OPPONENTS 27 Amlwrst H Squad 26 1 S Huron Il V1 40 l3ll'llllX1Q,'ll?1lll 17 6 .leffvrson 12 38 Birmingham 0 34 Catholir- Svhool IR 10 S, Amherst 4 27 Jefferson 33 RESERVE AMHERST OPPONENTS 41 Grafton 10 2 9 Lorain 5 T 25 Oberlin 21 23 S. Amherst R 20 Bellevue 250 30 Vermilion 10 42 New London 0 2 1 Grafton 16 RR Xvellington S 3 5 Berea. 3 0 HASKE'l'l5Al,l AMHERST OPPONENTS 27 S. Amherst 5 S Huron 21 IN Vermilion l'! 231 l'lez1rview 11 27 Oberlin IS IS Clearview 20 :PT Oberlin 28 , SUMMARY AMI-IERST OPPONENTS 14 Ulenrview 31 231 Sandusky St. Mx-1ry's 30 24 Vermilion I7 IH New London 27 251 Wellington I0 10 S. Amherst 9 IS Ulearview 6 235 Medina AR 28 llll'IlllI'lfZl11llll 10 "lII,llttLIC Thornton Wildvr's Oltll TUVVN wot the Pulitzvr prize last yvar. It grave 3 pit- turt- of tlrovers Corners. a little town nest lcd in a valley of thv XVhito Mountains il Nt,-w llampshire. The Village lit-vlw, givvn hy a group of .Xlllhlll'Sl lligih Svhool studvnts at th' wintvr int-t-ting of tht- Aniorivan Associa tion of St-hool Adminibtrators, put Amhftrs on the Stagcft at the Ulf-veland l'uhlit- Hal as tho village to dvpivt dramativally th .tins-rican School in the Small Community Tho Stwviitwt-iitli Yearbook of th Xme-rim-an .Xssoiviation of Srhool Aflminis lrators doals with schools in small cont munitie-s. The 4-oinniittete in rliargo ot' th preparation ot' the hook wondvrod la:- wintvr at their nweting in Uhicago jus how they were going to put tho hook ow at thv Clvveland iiiecttiiig. Some-one sup zvsteid that thfly get a. svhool to dramatiz il, The long distanvt- tvleplioiws got, bus! ltr. Roy Hatrh of Statv 'l'vac'hers College lllontvlair, Now Jorsvy. was procured t work up tho lll"'SPlllillltt-Il. S9t'l'0l1ll' Shanliland vanish from VVasliin,:'ton out t Ohio to still-vt a srhool that might mak a good joh ot' suvh a dramatic' prf-svntz tion. .-XIllllt'l'SI' S famtf had gone ahroat Fo a c-lianvv that might 4-omo so sslldoin z to makv "onc'tf in a life'tiinv" :49Plll oftv Utllllf' our way, Dr. Hatvh ramv out to Ainlwrst an spvnt a littlt- more than a wvvk in gvttit' thu show rvady, llr, llatvh. by tho wa is a man ot' roniarkalulv I'IlPl'pljY and ou standing anility. Thi' Show wont on. Ps-rhaps the- pi turw on this pagv will tell lwttvr th: words what liapponetd. The Vlovvlai Ne-ws that attornoon did say in hvadline "lZural liduvation VVows City Folk! Boj and Girls from Aniliorst, Ohio, 'Falco Stag at Srhool .X4lllllIllSll'1lI-UTS' S1-ssion at Sliitv on Country l.it'ti llring llown tl llouso!" 'l'ln-so pit-turns ww-rv vopit-d in papa and niagaxint-s all ovvr the 1-ountry. A pi'tf-rizitiw lf'-ttols and wommt-nts vat irom all dirfw-tions. .Xinlivrst's part that program will ho spolwn of for yea to c-otnv. 'l'ho ottit-ial rtfportor pivlwfl rlvvry word in the- livvtn- and sat it dot in dvtail in the Ol't'it'ial Report of t of the report wvnt ovt91'yoi1o ot the lthtltltt lllPllll5i'l'S svattvi' ovvr tho vouutry. llavh :studont taki nweting. A copy part also ivcwtivclrl a vopy. XVv vs-rtainly art- proud of the va who took this opportunity and made 1 ot' it so we-ll, XVe- ara- proud ot' tho Svho too, whoss- training madv the opportun possihlv. The .Xlllt'l'lt'2lll Srhool Board .lourn in their April edition, madv this t-ioininv' "lf tlw Revile sttrrevclvtl in anything, madn tlvar that family life. husiness i torpriset. and individual rarvors in ' small towns more- nt-arly approac-h .-XlllPl'lf'2lll ideals with vvrtainty and sa faction than thfiy do in that largo vitie' IW!-'SKIIIEIIIOII invludsfcl llorolhy Ram-sler, rlstlwr SDl'E'l'l,LIPl' , Luis l+Il1lc-rt. Marilyn Pivtvll. Eflllilv A-lay Illllllllilll, Ilvlty lflhlerf. Ruth lflewlclac-1', Hilda Sc-lmare-in, Alma ,llasIv1's. lic-tty Braun, NIQIl'5.l'fU I4ZlVl'l'9Ill'P, livvlyn Stark, Nadine- .-Xlmlrlull, Ida Trus- vf-ll :ld Anthony. liolwrt l-loffmau. Juv Whit- on, C'lz11'm1m- Gvrlme1', Mauric'e Paton, Le- Roy Tyicfzg .lame-s Svhulz. l-ll-nry I':IIW2Il'l'I1. llohclr lffl l lllill'j' Ilarlfle, and .Iac'k. Jim. .If-l'1'y, and llill so hi:::l1ly that he IIIOIIBQIII they ought to llavu the- lwnvfit ol' the famous old Hatch Vapv Fwd Apple Pio 1111-ipv. COIIFPIIIYPIIIIY luv IOIP2'l'2lDIlf'd to Mrs, I'IllIl'Il and I'fxf'FIv9d Inv If-le-:rain tlw IOIIONYIIILI rvvipe VVllIl'Il1 was usvd in making the pie-s for the RP- Vllll. --- .Xl'I'I,IC PIE I'SlG IDICICI' PLATE LINIC XYITII C'IiI'ST FILL VVITII SLICIGD .Xl'l'I.l'IS GOOD IIALIV VIII' MULASSICS v s.Xl HITS OF I3l"l'TER COVER WITH PAS- FR HAI OF f'I'lI1II'ISIC AND FO.-XMING GLASS OI' FOLD MILK. 1Sig'l1e'dl BICIITI'IA" IIICYIIIEH Alllhf-l'St sruclvnts taking part, in th-1 0. Ruth Milli-1'. Haze-I Dc-idrick, Gm'- X' f wavrs, Ri1'l1a1'd Griffin, llnsv- XVillwlm, .IN lN'l'l'IlilCS'I'lNG Slllli l,lGH'l' Nlolasrvs Applv l'i1- IJV. Ilalvll rated our Alllllvrsl apples IlO1'v's the' IPYUQHZIIIII "MOI.ASSI+IS ,T LITTLIC FLOIIII UINNAMON AND Y HUT OVEN AT FIRST THEN SLOW' UC UNIC l'I0l'R EAT VVITH A PIEUIC Winter Sports . . . Scenes from the All-School Vaudeville . . . Commencement . . . Prim of Peace Contest Winner . . . Art Project for the Christmas Pageant . . . Making a Scheduli Q I 1 i 2 K i 3 e M, 'W tinw - l,.f mn.....j -is t I! ii S 2.3 1 Q'J 1 5 ' r -g.N.....a-- 4 5 . 'H '- ' "- . --1-1 f - -- ff " W1 v 3 ,A 4 0 . Lv. g,7"l4'.N. Q1 n V t. f.. I QQ: F'-, " x nr' W X. sf r', .'w Q, Q -+1 -f if, D., -, J.-.1,f L 1. Q .... 'asf 5 II ff- -fa-mas-.t..... Qs wa- ish 'ff ., 3 4 ' ' 16 ,22 A H.-f.. ' Arts.,- M ..,. 1 Q f- ha L l 'Y ll ,-nfmrvm -- s.-- k ' :!' f 4 I LM -' 1 --M.. tractions at the Fall Fair . . . The Safety Patrol . . . A Ro-oting Section . . . Cheerleaders . Christmas Gifts for Mother and Dad . . . A. Hallowe'en Celebration. 1 3 .vi 11 A J Association li: .- 1 5 n 1 .-ff 1 8 gf rg. r a 5 .'.. 41 1 4 is , ,Wg Ei A '57 f 'L fl w 'N wg jg 7b4fxAfo.fCf'9 ' 5 Q 5 5 9 4 7 ft M f "' P f . Q gi . .Q .Q 1 I if 'Q Z is., 4, ll N . mobo.. ' Y f' 'Zffvv-Af 70" ' 1 w +4 YAII . . ,QW u+fi? ff 2 T' WZ? 6 4 ' , , i f Q' Q iii A .1 I 1 is f . , . ' iii iz. ij ii . fp -a . , - '1 'r L . 3. s 1 "PRINTING THAT SATISFlE'.S" FOR ALL COMMERCIAL, PROFESSIONAL AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Many thanks to the Senior Class of 1939 for the privilege of supplying the Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards for Graduation. Graduation is a memorable occasion and an outstanding accomplishment in the lives of all who reach that goal. My best wishes go with the Seniors as they step out into the world to accomplish still greater achievements- May success greet their honest and sincere efforts. ELMER A. HOFFMAN PRINTING AND ENGRAVING 540 Jackson Street fEstablished 19261 Amherst, Ohio SEPTEMBER is Judy? -The bell rings- the new sen- iors quietly Q?J choose seats in the Senior Room. --The Civics Class visits the Town Council Meeting and enjoys the barbers' dispute. -Clarence Gerber is re-elected president of the mighty 61- strong Senior Class. -Student secretaries begin their new duties. -Stop, Look, and Listen! Entire school launches safety drive. OCTOBER -Ralph Holzhauer outdoes him- self by scoring three touch- downs to win the grid game against the Lorain Reserves. Maurice Paton becomes a beau- i tiful "punch" girl just for the "Womanless Wedding". Where 11-First number of "The Record" appears. Wragg and Wenzel, the long and short of the Fresh- man Class, make the front page. 14-The Fall Fair sponsored by the Household Arts and Agricul- ture Classes attracts crowd. Cider and pretzels sell fast. NOVEMBER 1-"Must All Mathematics Be For- got", an article by Superintend- ent Powers and Mr. Engle, is published in November issue of guizchool Science and Mathema- ics." -The Student Council fetes the Comets at annual banquet. 11-Nineteen speech students par- ticipate in Prince of Peace Con-- test. Rosemary Radde, Alma Masters, and Lois Ehlert win. WAGNER 8: AEBERSOLD FORD V-8 SQUARE DEAL USED CARS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND THE LORAIN JOURNAL AND TIMES-HERALD Established 1879 More than 14,000 Circulation "NOT JUST A NEWSPAPER - A COMMUNITY lNSTITUTE" 'Completely Covers All Lorain County - MEMBER OF - Associated Press - United Press - International News Service Central Press - American Newspaper Publishers' Association Audit Bureau of Circulation Prepare for POSIUOHS ln Busmess at LORAIN BUSINESS COLLEGE L B C t1a1ned 111cn and wo111e11 me 111 demand f0l respo11s1ble pos1t1on:. 111 1od1ye lJl1SlI19SS New dass both day and 6Vf:'Illll 111 sho1tl1and typ1ng dCCOllllllI1g Lal lllldllllr, 1lld.Ql11l16S d1c1a11l1o11e llld l1ookkeep111g 11131111116 1365111 e.11h week .11 ll B C111 01 w11te today 101 L0l1llJ16t 111lo1'111aL1011 LORAIN BUSINESS COLLEGE L BAIR Manage-1 Lora111 Olllll lVIPL0YMI1.Nl SFRVIK lf FO STUDENT AND FMPLOYER ASK FOR A ROYAL ll NNXIIIKI 11 11d11 1 IS 11l llllllll 1 ur L 1 Xl vu ll uns ELDRED S 711 Blflldll Il 1011111 W H BARBER C00dlIlh Tues 85 Accessouee Phone 3439 NOVEMBLR VI1 IOWGIS take co Oled 11101 les of Alllhlilbf toothall v1ct01y at Vel 111111011 1 D01otl1y R1esle1 md SGV9li olhel 3,1113 d1scove1 thflt sus peudels 011 sk11ts leally ke p them t1on1 Sllpplllg DECEMBER F1eshn1e11 elert Halry Hall plesldent L'-" RSCH GROCLRY QU ll IFY f ROC KITS We DC-'l1V6'l I 110118 4 11 gfzfmga Ladues Shop SUCCESS TO THE. CLASS OF 39 We Wlsh 111 exmew 0111 'IIJDIPCIHUOII to the students and aculty t Alllht-'lSt H1211 101 then k111d co opelatlou and courteous DatlOl1ag6 THE R DY OC ST DIO BROADVVAY at .BOTH STREET LORAIN, OHIO . . T, ' ' - ' 'X ' ' ' '. ' . i , Y 4. 1 . , . ,I 1 ' ' . g .. I I Y . Y I . , . - . .- ' 0- 1 1 ' , 'j . . i v 1 ' 3 ' r' . . f .: ye: ' ELL L. . C. ,Z . L. 1 . u t 0 . . . ' C. . , -' ' , ' C. ' ' " u 'I ' 1 ' J 4 . . . I' rtubll- tyl - -' I' 1' il gl'z .illim "iff that will lzit 1 ' S f 22' Tn' l111s111e-ss sclmul 111111 Clllllilllll-' to givl' SHELL PRODUCTS IIUY1 1 svl' i11 lui-' , '1 I ' l 1- ' 2 ' A ' . 7 Z"'f ' 2 'Q j A 'i ' ' " 1' . ' . . 9 1-l--1 '. ' ' ,P ' ' '- " ' ' . Y 3 I 1 ' 1 ' W 1 10- ' ' L ' 2 '1 E 5- ' I T ' 1 U. I . l C - . - -W .i.4.1 , , .-, . . ' I A , 1 1 1 J. , , , ' , 9 , ' A C. ' 1 L ' ' ' f . 0' IIOIHDIIIIIGIIIS of W. G. SCHAEFFER nl+:N'1'IsT COIHIIIIIIIPIIIS of OHIO RADIO SERVICE 18th Strvvt and IIPOZILIWIIY Lorain, Ohio STITIJICNTS 2 PANTS SUITS SPECIAL 3515.95 A large selection of ull the mlwozt models and fabrics np lui- 3924.75 with 2 trousers. Tl-IE SAM KLEIN CO. 425 Broadway IAJl'ilIl1, Ohio J. J. SMYTHE A TTORNE Y-AT-LA VV Room 205 Lorain County Bunk Building Amherst, 0. Phone 451 IlI'lC'I'lMHI'lIi lil- "I'Pilt'IlPl'S honor Miss I.ahil'f and Miss Zilrh at lll'L'-I1llDt'8.I party. 15gTho Seniors look plvusunt fox Rudy Moc. 18--fAOza1, Mae Scluwfjer plays harp solo ut vespvr servive, lil-.Iiin Sc-hulz sports green und gold Par ll11IffS. A ,1 . ILLER and Ol ' I , FOR QUALITY COAL A T cum In The nm H 2'4" Is, Like Money In The Bunk I ITON'T PUT IT OFF' -- 3 PUT IT IN! I -4 Yard: Milan Ave., Amherst, O. Phone 437 ,U l'l' PAYS TO LOOK WELL i'o1npli1nvnts of EHRI'VilAN'S BARBER SHOP LERSCH-EMMERICH CORP. CARPETS-RUGS-LINOLEllM VVINDOW SHADES 543 Broad Street Phone 3458 Elyria, Ohio THE REIDY-SCANL N CO. FURNITURE FOR THE HOME FUNERAL DIRECTOR Broadway at 21st Street Lorain, Ohio l'LIFF0liD'S GRl+lENH0l'SE Phone 3 5 0 1 GRADUATION APPAREL At Reasonable Prices THE STYLE CENTER Lorain 85 Elyria DECEMBER 234Eda Kirschner is narrator of Christmas Pageant. "He Came to Bethlehem." Christmas va- cation becomes a reality. lt proves to be a good time for catching up wlth back work and sleep. 28-Miss Zilch becomes Mrs. Greg- ory Brown. GRADUATION CARDS E J KNAPP FARM BUREAU INSURANCE ' ' SERVICES 52 T0 51-00 STURE CLAYTON SPRINGER School SIIDDUGS f SIHUOUBTY 336 South Main St1'eet 1 9 3 Park Avenue Phone 5053 ALWAYS THE BEST FURNITURE at O. H. BAKER CO. Park Avenue Amherst, O. WHEN BETTER PICTURES ARE SHOWN, THE MARY JANE WILL SHOW THEM "SHORTY" HULL, Manager 'COMPLETE STOCK OF C0mIl1im9UlS Of " Undies " Purses ' Blouses " Smocks "' Hose ' Corsets 'Sweaters " Scarfs " Skirts THE CORNER DRUG STORE Phone 2540 Elyria, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of FRANK MISCHKA JANUARY fits but the same old work rou- 3-Miss Lahiff takes advantage of tine. the holiday season too, and he- 10-.litter jackets are now the comes the wife of Gerald Asch- enbach. 9-Back to classes with new out- vogue. lf you want your name on one, just tell Eleanor New- man. Congratulations to the Class of 1939 THE LOB IN HARDW RE COMPANY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Fifth and Broadway Phone 2281 GET YOUR BILL'S SHOP for MEN Chicks' Feed, Poultry Supplies and Garden Seeds at Featuring MORRIS HATCHERY WILSON BROTHERS' 162 Palk Avenue HABFRIJASHERY Phone 479 AIHIIQISI 0 W J BODMANN 8: CO UOMPLIMENTS OF DRY FOODS WALLPAPFR KUSS DRUG STORE CHINAWA1 In AIIIIIGISC Ohlo Phone 0777 AMHERSI' OHIO JANUARY Le son in Safety goe on the Diy ot doom semest 1 exame all' in eveiy room FLBRUARX e6 tel d y las ll Soclology Class make famlly q1Bllg6l hei blalnlhlld tlees THE OBERLIN SCHOOL of COM ERCF Menibti ot the Anieilcan Assocxition of Junloi Colleges Inv tes ymui mqnuv about these COIIISGS UVB 1 ILXR Bl SINI SS ADMIN ISTRAI ION TW O 1 If XR Sli I RFT QRIAL I Ol ROE I4 I If I I4 'N OR NINI+ 'HON IHS C OMBINFD QOIRSF N INI4 WIONI FHS S F14 NOGRAPHII FOI RSF f IX IL SF BX Il F WORK FOI fuither lIII0lll1atl0I1 WI 1te to the OBERLI CHOOL of COMMERCE I ' A , I ' . 5 ' ," ' 3 , 19-- 2 ' - 0- ' . ' - 28-'A r . let ' a for "tl if-' 2-S ' , , ' A p. fi V . ' -3 ' Y MIX . - . A ' J 1 t ' ' ' , ' 1 TIVO-YEAR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION . I- ' X .' fl.'.' , I I lf " H Y ' 1 ' Y V 1 Y ' I4 A A I 4 V I l w X v X Y ' ' 1 'FY 1 Y ' Y Y 1 X . . J J. . . A i . . I l 1 . . ' ' ' i ' .' ." L' ' ' 7 f ' U l . 7 L. I . 7 1 I Y Compliments of DR. G. R. WISEMAN CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! C. E. COOPER Compliments of THE AMHERST HARDWARE CO. General Hardware Plumbing and Tinniug Philco Radio and Frigidaire Phone 409 Compliments of LYON TAILORS LORAIN, OHIO FEBRUARY 3-F. F. A. sends app.e and po.a- to judging teams to Columbus. 16---'i' I1 e All-School Vaudevihe makes a hit. The buclceye Buc- 20- ualous go io town with "She Ups L0 Me." Dr. Hatch comes to Amherst, takes us out of our classes, and creates "Jeffs Jitterbugu. A. NABAKOW KI CO. ROOFING and SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 'lile Roofing A Specialty AMHERST, OHIO NEW LOCATION--Across From Old Spring Shop Phone 6193 Service Men 5364-3741 Residence Phone 5361 1 FRED HOLZHAUER BERK S QUALII Y STORE BROWNBILT and FANCY MEATS and GROCERIES BUSTER BROWN SHOES Edwards' F0011 Store AIR-STEP SHOES I Phone 459 Park Avenue Amherst, O. GARD N E ITSM 378 Broad Street Elyria, Ohio For Nationally Advertised- Diamonds, Watches 8: Jewelry "You Will Always Do Better At Gardnersn A. W. BROWN'S HABERDASHERY Suits Made to Measure Dry Cleaning and Pressing Work done by Robinson WM. A. MILLER Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law FEBRUARY 2-Noon movies become a Iac. with the appearance of Charle Chaplin on the screen. 8-Amherst is put on the map by the presentation of "The Vil- lage Revue" at the Public Hall in Cleveland for the National School Administrators' Conven- tion. Best Wishes From A FRIEND Compliments ot' I-IOFFNER'S FLOWERS AMHERST, OHIO Phone 5532 Compliments of AMI-IERST WALL PAPER And PAINT STORE 243 Church St. Phone 5663 Compliments of C. J. EI-IRMAN Real Estate Broker and General Insurance Compliments of LEHMAN S ELECTRIC SERVICE 420 S Maln St Phone 5051 Quality Merchandlse At Popular Prlces BERSON S ELYRIA DRY GOODS Like mother used to bake IS the claim of many bakers but one blte of oux lusclous product wlll prove it AMHERST BAKERY HAGEMAN SHOE CO Good Shoes Fanly Priced X Ray Flttmg Chixopodxst 3 8 7 Broadway Lorain Ohio MARCH 0 Deep Purple introduces the Swing Band to A H S at chapel Rosemary Radde Marjorie Lawrence Betty Braun and Edna May Lehman participate ln the Port Cllnton High School Speech Tournament The Comets unanimously elect Vlaurlce Paton honorary cap tam of the basketball team . S UTO TIC CORPOR T10 SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS AMHERST OHIO D14 PBA D ABLE IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT IIEASONABLI PRICED Oscxllators Pumps Turn Umons Root Washers Quick Coupllngs Outslde Nozzles Plpe Rollers Green House Nozzles Comblnatlon Drxll And Tap SPECIAL EQUIPMENT BUILT TO ORDFR THE AMERICAN SPECIALTY CO AMHERST OHIO I 7 ll I 'O . . I 1 -iid YI . ' I u n u . 12- , , . ' I I I -- I I . . I A K A ' J . GRADUATION SPI-ICIAI. Blue Cheviot Suits With Two Trousers S20 B O N D S CLOTHES 4 0 1 Broadway LORAIN SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1939 We specialize in Watches and Fine Jewe ry Gifts for the Graduate. THE GEO. A. CLARK CO. Jewelers and Opticians Broadway at 7th St. Lorain, O. KODAKSY - MOVIE CAMERAS -- -- and PROJECTORS Accessorie: of every description for the amateur. Let us help you make the right choice in your camera equipment. RUDY MOC STUDIO Broadway at 20th Lorain, O. A TELEPHONE SAVES TIME AND MONEY THE LORAIN TELEPHONE CO. MARCH 15-The girls show their basketball talent in the annual Harvard- Cornell game. Crates and crates of luscious Sunkist oranges arrive from Dr. Henry Bruce, vice-president of the University of Southern California. "SANDSTONE" FOR LARGE AND SMALL HOMES, DRIVES, WALES, TERRACES,, FLOORS, SIDEWALKS, STEPPING STONES IN THE GARDEN. THE CLEVELAND QUARRIES COMPANY The Clothes Make the Man When H 6: J Make the Clothes. The Finest In Cleaning H 8: J CLEANERS 8: TAILORS You Will Enjoy Your Shopping In Elyria At The c. H. MERTHE co. For ai Good Start Use Re-pair 4 Square Lumber CHARLES EBBS R ,ld and Mill Work C ul Mule-Hide Roofing MENS K: WOMENb WEARINI. RQIOEE Devoe Paints APPAREL VP , Alco Qualify Coal Amherst, Ohio I I The Amherst Lumber Co. Phone 431 Mill Ave. MARCH 31-The Easter pageant, "The Tri- umph of Love", glorifies the chapel program. "In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to love"- and vacation. APRIL 1-Henry Edwards and Uessiel James Dellefield place among upper 10 in Ohio State Schol- arship Test at Elyria. ENGRAVINGS IN THIS BOOK BY THE CANTON ENGRAVING 8: ELECTROTYPE CO. 'COMPLIMENTS OF ZIMMERMAN DAIRY Fon SERVICE DR. M. B. BRANDON OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Post Office Building Amherst, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF MARY EDVVARDS AMHERST BEAUTY SALON ROYAL PORTABLES The Students' Choice Ask For Demonstration 'IHF BllxIuR IYPFW RITER SALES 8a SLRVIC lr. 1 0 Telephone 3478 528 Middle Ave Elyxla O When you bulld a new home or re model your present one you want the most and best for the least money You plan your home as a. pelmanent dwelllng and one to be proud of Therefore bulld of the most superlor grade of materlal flnest workmanshlp and to your complete satlsfactlon Be safe and sausfxed rather than sonry and drsappolnted W W CBIIIJ EHLERT 871 Milaln Ave Amherst O 2 APRIL Coach Hlckman of Loraln speaks at basketball banquet Alma Masters places flrst m Sectional Solo and Ensemble Contest m Fremont Miss Warkentin announces Hlram Dlller of Pandora IS the lucky man Soclology Class works on cltv dlrectory of Amherst Bob and Edwln Hall .scole tr1 umph m B W play at Chapel Junior Hlgh choral groups present The Walrus and the Carpentel Band glves sprmg concert 7 Dick Griffln and Rosemary Raddc enJoy ITIOODIIEIIE buggy rl e Charm School Speech Class production Frederlck Ebbs and Rxttman Band entertaln at Fuday as sembly Grades present oper etta Awake Tls May MAY Hlgh School Orchestra and Glee Clulbs dramatlze Life 0 Stephan Foster Scholarship team competes at Kent Soclology Class goes to Cleve land Junlor Senlor Reception Rev M A Burns dellvers bac calaureate sermon Class Nlght JUNE D1 Roy Hatch addresses grad uates and frlends at Commence ment Flnal report cards fox 1938 39 Alumum banquet Electric servlce from a central statxon system is more dependable and cheaper The cost of electric service has been less each year THE OHIO PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY 28- . 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