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

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UNIOR BOYS Front Row: li. Szigvri, ll, I.0g!,un. Il. XVUIIHICIC, J. Krivg, VV. Gzlmhisli, T, Iiickvt. .l. P1-nton, l'. Gl'l'l'll, G, Ilvclgms X toni ll Middle Row: G, Kill'2ll'Il, G. NYzlrrl. J. NICIIHIIII, li. liruckvr. Ii. Bic-rmun, l'. llugn-l'o, M. llaulnsvvicll. ivicc'-pus ruskv, Ii. llc-iclwrlg Back Row: lf, Mac Km-nziv, IIA Ifllflllilll, I.. l.a-liszlvr, I.. Kim-gm-l', ll. Sulll, ll, ltrumlmmlx Il PII Il ll, Millulzl. F. Linn. GIRLS Front Row: .l, Sliuwznllw, ll, Spolarich, 18012.-ll'l'llS,l, I, Roth, J, Bl'2ll'llLIIgillll, ll. llulu, ll. Scott, M. Acvul ll X0 wrth. C. : s , '. A-' 1' 1 c ow-. Qznmivr' .' a 91' 'H vi' I ' 0' , . 1' 4 Q X ll llosulklulz Class of 43 Talented musicians, sturdy athletes, keen scholars, ab.e actors -yes, the Junior Class has all of these. The class spent the entire year pinching pennies in trying to earn enough money to sponsor the ever-important junior-Senior ' Reception. Red letter dates on the junior calendar were the first skating party of the year, the play, Good Night, Lacliesf' the Christmas dance, and the Junior-Senior Reception. sl. ings, 'l'. Nichols: Middle Row: S. l'IIlll'l'I. J, Iluih, fprvsj, II. Schulz, M, lIl'llSl'llll', A, GRINVIIP, S. NIUIIZ, NI Illllllll s um l IIIIII h is It mhudt Ba k R . I, Sl s, N, Buck t, ll, NN lk , I. Mill I, l. Sl.lllll'X, A. llutkut I lk-un. I., llc-ll-r, C. Volf, , 3' 'z '. 7 'ku . U,

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Class of '44 ln the early part of the year the sophomores caught a germ called La Conga-Rhumbaf' With Xavier Cugatu Ludwig as instructor they spent much time at the class party in ul-2-3 kicking. Three of their members, Norma Wavrick, pianist, and Wayne Heller and Elaine Hamann, clarinetists, earned prestige for the class by receiving superior ratings in the Clearview and Oberlin music contests. One of the class projects was selling those attractive green and gold megaphone pennants. The group also sponsored a dance and a skating party. The sophomore chapel was a take-off on the modern radio serials. According to Webster, the word unique means without an- other of the same kind or unparalleled. Perhaps if Daniel Webster could take a gander at the sophomore class, he would change the definition of unique from its present meaning to the Class of '44, GIRLS Front Row: D, llcuschle, B. Gormley, M. Karafil. R. Hass-npflug, M. Braun, .l, Dutv, P. lfrnccionne, R, Rolling, E, Kir- schnvr, G. Kingsley, li. Sprengvr, N, NYavrick, V. Grundug Middle Row: I.. Schultln-iss, J, Gordon, P. Frank, M, Spring- er, B, Crum, S. Miller, M, Neiscn, P, Packard, D, Lutz, L. Kos-pku, G. Stiwnld, R, Ficht, fsvc,-t1's-ami, ll. Murchg Third Row: G, Young. N. Hosunkrunz, li. Lodge, P. Mille-l', E. Hamann, M, Aschonlmch, F, Van Nuys, ll. Brill, li, Atti, N, Nichols, M, Bruckcr, H. Hz-dgvs, M. Powvrs. BOYS Front Row: I., 'l'1':mte-r, XY, Unger, R. Eppley, G, Brown, NV. Parks, C. Nugent, IE. Drozdowski, R. Aobersold, NV, Holler, XY Bailvyg Middle Row: C. Anthony, Qprm-SJ, C, Heck, T. Moody, L. Kruse, G, McFadden, E, Kelly, T. Ahrulunu, G. Dun' H. Sahie-rs, .l. vVlllll'llllQ Back Row: YV, Spldr-ll, D. Prittio, ivicv-pres.J, M, Braun, G. Taylor, H. Van Nuys, J, Dar- akis,,C, Schieferstein, IE, Lvinilwacll, J. Jackson, R. Munigu, D. Slack.