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

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Ili-Y fcrvcg ll. lf. A. Learn SEPT. l 7-I-li-Y elected Roy Koch presidentg Pete Darakis, vice-president: Russ Fritz, secretaryg William Wilhelm, treasurer. ACT. 23-Hired Kingsley's horses and wagon and went for a hayridle. OCT. 29lThe Hi-Y is proving to be a true service club. After weeks of work, the boys finally completed the painting of the field house at the 'athletic field. MARCH I71-Everybody was out in his brightest green, listening to Roy Koch's ensemble at the l-li-Y St. Patrick's Day l-lop. OCT. 31-F. F. A. organized and elected officers: president, john Kingsley: vice-president, Enrico Gigliottig secretary, Joseph Gigliottig treasurer, Howard Hogrefe. OCT. l3-The agriculture boys entertained their lassies at a good old- fashioned weiner roast. DEC. 7-lOl-Bill Wilhelm and' John Kingsley represented Lorain County at the National junior Vegetable Growers' Association Convention in Buffalo. H1-Y FRONT ROW llr-ft to rigllij: C. VV0li', J. Giglioiti, J. Kingsley, NY. XXllllll'llll, D. Gorinlvy, R. Fritz, li. Gigliottig MIDDl.l ROVV: F. Lvilnlyacli, F. Lodge-, J. Bollvns, S. Mn-yer, P. Darakis, M. Mnnichl. N. Nv4'l'1ll'l', R. Koch, BACK ROYV: T. G4-urged K. Rogrl, D. Jenkins, H. Macglf-, R. Mvvsig, R. VVuSl1kzl, J. Luth, Mr. Pincnmbc. F. F A. FRONT ROXV ilvft to rightj: G. Young, H. Barckvrt, J. Rosenkrzniz. J. D4-lzm-itll, J. Giglioltii, G. Gros-n, D. Flock. J. Sl'lllHlllfS SECOND ROXV: C. Barckvrt, D. D4-itrick, H. HlDgl'L'l'l', C. Sauvr. R. Muldvr, D. Kaltollak, l.. Van Nuys, R. Dodson, P. Ke-lly N. Bartl E. 1' ' t' J. Lzch' I OXV: D. LL-u:.l ' G. Flo k X. Orosz N. Millvr C. Trnstvr J. Rvnn D. Nvirl ome, Iigliot 1, 1 , IHIRI R 8701. c . 1 , , , , , ing, J. Kingsley, F. Klein, R. Nicliuls, N. Mchodu, M. liellvrg BACK RONV: P. Scl1uri'f, 0. Klvin, R. Fllllllll'I'. va po. QQ .. ,xxx PN. fx C 4,1 A' ffN

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SEPT. I3---Mr. Pincombe gave Gerry Smith her first lesson in workinggwith the lathe. DEC. 6--Jerry Prittie explained to an eighth grade arithmetic class the use of the micrometer. A o 9 e

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Maisie Qruups llresenl Upelellu. iidD!l1'i'I'i MIXED CHORUS FRONT BONV fleft to rightb: N. Mead, K. Niesen, J. Frederick, N. Bauer, S. Towne, B. 'I'ablxe1't, E. Duvisg SECOND ROVV: J. Durling, N. lirueudiganl, M. Kominisl, P. Penton, N. NYe1trich, C. Kominis, I.. Adler, B. Sprague, J. Mueller, J. Kleps. Il. Sick. N. Kaiser, IJ. Cuhl, J. ROS0llkl'illlZQ THIRD RONV: M. Ricket, V. Bruce, IE. Gigliotii, R. MkllIiClll, C. YVolf, H. Diedrick V. Holsted, M. Syrowski, A. Knppley, C. Vandersall, M. Oerlell, P. Sululrffg FOURTII ROXY: J. Zipp, F. Leimhach. J Sharp, li. liorowicz, P. Connell. M. N'Vebster, XY. vVilll0ll'll, D. Mm-lmius, M. I.. Borowicz. D. Talibert, J. Menz, J. Jeweltg BACK HOF? 11.1.11-11ki11s, R. Mem-sig, lt. NYushku, P. Dzirukis, Pt. Raesler, R. Walker, R. Herbst, N. Miller, M. Manichl, E. Bryner. . .overt an e. APRIL l9-20---Miss Portmann directed the Mixed Chorus in the presenta- tion of the operetta, The Belle of Barcelona. Principal roles were sung by Jane Durling, Robert l-lerbst, Robert Washka, Vivian Bruce, William Wilhelm, Peter Daralkis, Beverly Sprague, Enrico Gigliotti, Marilyn Webster, and Robert Meesig. NOV. l6--Jean Mueller, student director, led the orchestra in playing din- ner rnusic at the football banquet. FEB. I2--The orchestra played Waltz of the Flowers by Tschaikovsky and several other numbers at the Founders' Day P. T. A. meeting. 0ltCHlCS'l'ltA PICHSONNICI.: violins, V. Holsted, J. Mueller, J. Kleps, Ii. Sick, B. Borowicz, J. Sli-arp, B. Carr: M. Oertellg cello, P. N'K'uvrick, J. Durlingg buss, NY. Phillipsg saxophone, J. Prittie, L. Muellerg horn, H. XVnshkag trumpet, J. Brown, A. Knppley, D. Kutonnkg trombone, C. Gullg buriione horn, M. Borowiczg clarinet, lt. Koch, lt. Meesig, L. Ott, N. Guwne, li. lluteg drums, li. Gull, G. NVuodi11gsg cymbals, N. Meadg pi uno, B. Tuhbert.