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

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H1-Y Activities of the Hi-Y this year have been civic as well as social. The club has aimed to serve both the community and the school. Last fall the boys passed out literature to persuade the people of Amherst to vote for the school tax levy. During the basketball season the club issued programs, sold candy, and announced the games. At Christmas they painted religious pictures on some of the school windows and collected books for the library at Pleasant View Sanatorium. Student Councll l..i'l Abner Day was an innovation at A. H. S. this year. The Student Council was responsible for that gala occasion. The student governing body also took charge of arrangements for the Defense Bond and Stamp Day in the fall. STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: G.Kingsl1-y, M, Kas:-r, ivicv-pre-s.l, G, XValk4-r, Qprosj, li, Loilgv, J. Willis-lm, ll. Schulz, Back Row: li. icket, l.. Schibley, isa-c.-trv:ls.J, ll. llrinnhack, D, Prittiv, P. Iiunnnons, C. Anthony. HI-Y Front Row: H. Salxivrs, NY. Hvllrr, G. Hickc-l, H. Hull, fprvS.j, J. vVllll0lll1. Il, Slumska, J, Penton, ivice-pr1's,J, Middle Row: NV, Fritz, R. Logan, J. Buurr, G. NVard, G. NValkv1', lSvc,J. .l, Donnelly. li, Foster: Back Row: E, Hviclu-rt, D. Prit- tu-, R, Mihutu, itrvas..J, D, Sahl. li, Prittie, M, llrucker, D. Slack, J. llvdnian,

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The C. A. A. Under the direction of Miss Nantell, the G. A. A. girls partici- pated in many sports, such as baseball, volleyball, basketball, and tumbling. Play Day was the main event of the association this year. Oberlin was represented by a group of senior girls. The girls spent the day getting acquainted, playing basketball, and enjoying a social hour. At the basketball tournament the senior team proved victorious. The G. A. A. girls received points for participating in the dif- ferent activities of the association. After they earned the necessary points, they were awarded' numerals or letters, according to their merits. ' G. A. A. TOP PICTURE Front Row: V. M, Schulze-rt, G, Showultn-r, B. Yonkings, J. Hl'2ll'l1dlglllll, D, Kurzifil, R. Schulz, A. Gawnv, D. Dutc, I, Roth, 'l', Nichols, A. Lodge, J, Smith: Middle Row: N. Lange, M, Kaiser, E. Maxwell Hall, 0. M. Scl1awl'l'm', S, Ehli-rt, J, lllllll, N, llvuschlu, S, Menz, R, ROSl'llkl'1lllZ, .l. Subic-rs, I., DL-an, E, Connelly Back Row: R, Hill, J. Hollingsworth. W. Holzlluuvr, A. Slilnan, G. Higgins, A, Mays, IJ, NYullwr, C. Miller, I., Schiblcy, B. YViti1-, D, Mvsszil, BOTTOM PICTURE Front Row: R. Gormley, Rviclivrt, N. NVuvrick, B, Gormley, M. Karafill, G, xvllitlllilll, P, Pvnton. G. Smith, C, Brown, IZ. Springer, J. lillisg Middle Row: D. lla-usclill-, S, Kl'lfl'gK'I', ll. Leuzlvr, I., Hosvnkranz, J. Sands, R, Xv1'itl'lClI, J. Gor- don, M, Nvisen, I., Becker, C. Koniinis, R, Ficht, D. Murchg Back Row: M, Peabody, N. Rosenkrunz, li. Lodge, P, Mill- er, M, Aschunhuch, F, Van Nuys, P. Frank, M. Springer, A, Brill, G. Stiwald, M, Powers., J, Dute, als with a Purpose