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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1946 volume:

S -gN 5 f ' Vfrrff THE I946 YEARBOOK PUBLISHED BY THE RECORD STAFF g M Iywb AMHERST HIGH SCHOOL AMHERST, OHIO ' 4, ..'l. . 1 I 01 V 'H' . wg, - l 0 0 f X : rr n 'L 14,01fzmJl" A 'FT jane Durlin ,Editor ari n e ster, Business Manager - I '4 V+ ...ww I 4 i . J I . 5 e I I 1 5 I I I-Aw 2 2 I X w. ,,0"""' ,vs IIII-II SIIIIINII. I,ll-'Ii .XT IiliS'l' IS PASS hI.IIJlX1i SNYII-"I'l,Y HY: IIIICN I,Ii'I' l'S I'l,Ii'IHiIi IN NYOIRID .XXII IDI I ID I LOYIZ FOI! ANIIIIillS'l' HIGH." 1 946 Ream! llesmnts in lllustl llul llllllllllll of the school xefu l9lm 1946 Ill the -xmllflst Public Schools In thl -xlllllldl we plllllflh people IIINIIIC 'KIIIIICISI the lllffllllffllh Ill dl IINIIICS and tlu 116111111168 Ill spol ts I Pgd gf' G9 U l Q C I . ,, . . ' , .. , , . ' . , ,L L L x C 1 ' record for you in picture and in story the . . I , .QC .D kv. H- . Sq I I 2 A, . L. 1 A1. "N,-. . ,V A Q, - ,, 4 qt nn.. 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Before Clearview game - Cheerleaders Koepp, Kominis, A 'sk Holsted, Davis, and Schwitzke are ready for action. Page 5 NSIDE AMHER T 'fi N o r d Science Laboratory - Bruce and Swartz browse in newly-decorated classroom. Mr. Engle lectures to Girls' Bi- ology Class. Page 6 4Courtesy of George Innes! Dxsmlssal Tlme carefree students call xt a day 'U 'va N-Qu I mfs 1.3. s at A kk Admiral Kmg Day Parade Amherst Band receives Honorable Mention Page 7 INS EA HER Rec Re opening Gordon Ward master of ceremonies preoents gift to Stanley Relchert Supervlsor Koch's Orchestra plays for dancmg at Youth Center ---. A. "' ,E v 1 A e jun, '. QQ! 4 '- - ' W . tt gif, ,Q as " ', I J, ' ' f ,f ' '-w. J- f.1'.', . ,. V . N I - -, ,' ' 4' ' 'f , , fl 7 , 'Y P' " ll, "" -" U .Q:l'1 JT1 -' ' 1- - Ag .. 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' makes Amherst what it is - a grand place to go to sl ,of W' .P an , 1 Page 11 -AD I TRATIO - l Board of Education RXX NI IFNNFFT ll Il JC Hll IIDNX Xllll H XII il l0ll K TOR! l XX -XI KI R uperlntemlent Mr Powers our supermtend ent, IS always on the lookout for ways ln whlch he can make our school better and more mterestmg He works untlrmgly for the good of each and every pupxl A zealous scholar an ardent sport fan, and a capable executlve Mr Powers IS truly a frlend and leader whom we hlghly respect Page 12 Illl SIIJI XT R I OXX 1 1 4 IHIN Sth: x HI In u 1 push: XX 1 lm n ls nu IN x S rutluxn 1 nlllmnml - l 15 Q, . ' . . . L 'J FRE . IH I ifli 2 I . . CNZ IQAI . Ii. I "NOX D I ' T ' Q1 ii '. . 1 4' M 0 u y - Y Flilill . ' 'ERS Supa-'int-mlvnt ull ,Xnl 'it Publix' sol. .K.li., UI "l' ll ll-gl-g Xvl , " llulla-g,1,1'g . ..l,, Quit- Va l'1lix'n-tilyg l'l ' ity ul' fr -- P D' 5 MARION L STEELE Prmclpal of Kmherst High School AB Oberlm College ChlCag0 Lnncrsxh Stan ford Lnnr-rsntw Cambrldge LIllS9l'5llQ Prlnclpal A clellghtful compamon an excellent teacher ancl a wxse coun selor MISS Steele IS the frlencl of every boy and glrl ln Amherst Hlgh School We all love her for her cheery dlSp0SltlOIl and her sympa thetlc unclerstanclmg tudent Councll The Councll IS the aclmmlstratlve group whlch represents the stu dent body The Councll guxdecl by Mass Steele cooperates wlth the faculty m cletermxmng many of the polncles of the school Flrst Row J CARElx R FRITZ H R -XESLER J ZIPP P XX ARD L MALTN ER Buck Row J SH ARP C PXRKFR WIESEN KASZA WIEESIF BRLCE I Page 13 l. ' .-", . ' Y . , - . St' - I . . sa' ,. .Q , .. , .If C ' Y 9 K.. F. R.. , D. 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DONALD GERALD GORMLEY- Don French Club 3 4' Millikan Science Club 3 4' Foot- ball Mgr. 4' Track Mgr. 3 4' Safety Patrol 4' Scholarship Team 3' Hi-Y 3 4. ROBERT LOUIS HERBST- Louie' Mixed Chorus 1 2, 3 4' Latin Club 1 2' Plays 4' Operetta 3' Christmas Pageant 2 3 4' Millikan Science Club 3 4' Track 2' Minstrel Show 2 3' Safety Patrol 4' Superior Rating County Solo Contest 4. JANE CLAIRE DURLING Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, and Cabinet 33 Record Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. and Editor 43 Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 3, 43 Plays 3, 4: Operetta 33 Hall Guard 23 Millikan Science Club 3, 4, and Sec. 3, 43 Social Science Club 3, 4. and Sec.-Treas. 43 Tri-Y 1, 2, and Ring Group 23 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 String Ensemble 43 Blue Rib- bon Speller 1, 33 Christmas Pageant 33 Vaudeville 1, 33 Fun Nite 43 Track 23 D. A. R. Test 4. Page 19 S '9 IOR MARJORIE ELEANORA EHRMAN Margle Chorus 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Operetta 3 Scholarship Team 1 LEROY HARLEY HOLLINGSWORTH Booty Spamsh Club 3 4 Football 3 Basketball 3 4 Txack 4 IRANJK WILLIAM KASZA Margaretta Hxgh School 1 Tlack 2 3 4 Blue Rlb bon Speller 3 Opexetta 3 Scholarsh1p Team Soc1al Sc1ence Club 3 4 and V1ce Pres 3 and Pres 4 M111 kan Sc1ence Club 4 and Pres 4 Hall Guard 4 Safety Patrol 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Student C L1 Cl 4 FRANCES JOAN HAAS Fran GAA 1 Latnn Club 1 Hall Guard 2 3 Off1C8 Ald 2 3 T 1 Y I 2 Commerclal Club 4 Llbrary A s1stant 4 Band I 2 Student Secretary 4 VIRGINIA YVONNE HOLSTED G1nny Llma Hlgh Schooll 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 G A A 4 Operetta 3 M1ll1kan Sc1ence Club 4 Soc1al SCIENCE Club 3 and Sec Treas 3 Fun N1te 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Student Secretary 4 Strmg Ensemble 4 FREDERICK K LEIMBACH Fr1tz Cho usl 2 3 4 Record Staffl 2 3 4 Latm Club and Correspondmg Sec 4 Operetta 3 Plays 3 Chrlstmas Pageant 3 Mmstrel Show 3 Vaudev1lle 1 Basketball I Pol1ce PHUIOI 4 Blue Rlbbon Spel ler 3 FLOYD EDMOND LODGE JR Percy Record Staff 4 Lat1n Club 1 2 Play 3 4 Chr1st mas Pageant 3 4 M1l11kan Sc1ence Club 3 4 and Pres 3 Soc1al Sc1ence Club 3 4 and V1ce Pres 4 Football 3 4 and Captam 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Safety Pat: ol 2 Scholarshlp Team 1 7 3 4 Class V1ce Pres 1 and Pres 2 Blue R1bbo4n Spellel 1 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 alnd Pres 4 Fun N1te4 GERTVIAINE EULA HUEY Germ Lat1n Club I 2 French Club 3 4 Soc1al SCICDCB Club 3 4 Tr1 Y 1 2 Commerc1al Club 4 an Treas 4 Track 2 Student Secretary 4 GAA 3 4 ALBERTA FLORENCE JACKSON Be 1. Chorus I 4 GAA 4 Soc1al Sc1ence Club 3 4 Trl Y I 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 Student Secre tary 4 HOWARD L MAEGLE Herman Spanlsh Club 3 Football 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Gym A1d 3 H1 Y 2 3 Page 20 O I J ,' 15 , ., g ' , Q ' 3 in I7 -y Y v ' r 1 1 I 1 " , , 1 ' I 4 ' Q It 3, 4: . V , 2 - - , . : 1 - I , . 9 1 A : 1 L I o 1.1 l . J N . . . gl g , g . . . U: 1- , 1 : 1 I t 2 - -.Mu ' Y! ' , 3 , , I Q P' . . ' ' ' u v I' ' .' ! 7 I 9 , 4' - Q . 2 , v 1 I h N X N.. - .. 1 , 9 , , , 9 h 1, 2g Spamsh Club 3, 45 Chess Club lg H1-Y 3, 45 t 3 Z 3 t I .L :- ! v y - ig YY 1 "' 5 A . , Q S , 3 - . v I 1 1 ' . 1 I . , , A . 9 1 1 l l v 1 1 1 1 s 1 l 'V' Q ' u Q, , : H - . , - 2 i w ' s v n ' ' SA 'Y A - , I: , 5 , 3 - , 3 , L. d . 1 1 1 - . . , - , -.1 , N , 1 . I .nz ' , : - Y , 1 - .1 ., ' U 1 s 1 , , , 9 5 - , , 4- 1 JAMES EDGAR PARK J1m Hall Guard 1 Safctw Patrol 1 MARY ANN KERTI Short1e Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 Commerc1al Club 4 and Pe 4 GAA 1 2 Hall Guard 4 Student Secretary 4 Cafeterxa ASSISISDI 1 Fu'1 N1te 4 Track 2 GLORIA MAE KOEPP Glflle Chorus 1 2 Cheerleader 4 Plays 4 Trl Y 1 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Fun N1te 4 Chrlstmas Pageant 3 4 Commerc1al Club 4 Band 1 2 3 4 and Sec 3 Orchest a 1 2 Latm Club 1 Cafeter1a Ass1stant 1 Vaudevllle 3 Student Secretary 4 WILLIAM DEAN PENTON B1ll Record Staff 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Hall Guard 4 M11l1kan SCIQHCC Club 3 4 Soc1al SCIENCE Club 3 4 Fun Nlte 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 2 3 4 Scholarshlp Team 2 3 CAROL DOROTHY MENZ MCHZIC GAA 2 3 4 Latm Clubl 2 French Club 3 4 Commercxal Club 4 Gvm A1d 2 Stude t Secre tary 4 Tr1 Y 1 2 Soclal Sclence Club 3 T ack 2 DONALD E REDMAN Rock Record Staff 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Hall Guard 2 4 Fun N1te 4 Football 4 Track 3 4 Cla s V1ce Pres 4 JOHN ALAN REINHARDT Rusty Plays 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 4 Vaudev1lle 3 FLORENCE LOUISE NAHM Loraln Hlgh School l 2 3 Llbrarv A1d 1 2 L1 brary Club 2 Teache s A1d 2 3 Dancmg Club 3 GU1daHC8 Secretary 3 Off1ce A1d GAA SOC1al SCIQDCC Club 4 Commerc1al Club 4 Stu dent Secretary 4 DONNA MAE SANDERS Safldle Chorus12 GAA 12 3 4 All Star Team 3 4 Record Staff 4 Latm Club 1 2 French Club Plays 3 4 Chr1stmas Pageant 3 4 Hall Guard 2 3 Tr1 Y1 2 Track 2 Cornmercxal Club 4 Or chlestra 1 Band 3 4 Student Secretary 4 Vaude Vl le 3 KENNETH CHARLES ROGAL Ke' ny H1 Y 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 Vaudeulle 2 3 Foot ball 3 Hall Guard 3 Page 21 . 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ANNA JANE STARNERW Angie G.A.A. 1 2 and Vice-Pres. 3 and Pres. 4' All- Star Team 3 4' Latin Club 1 2' French Club 3' Social Science Club 3 4' Tri-Y 1 2' Ring Group 2' Track 2' Cafeteria Assistant 1' Gym Aid 2' Stu- demt Secretary 4. RUTH GERALDINE THOMAS- Rufus' Chorus lg Track 2' Commercial Club 4' Tri-Y g Student Secretary 4' G.A.A. 1 2 4. ROBERT JOHN WALKER-"Bob" Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 43 Operetta 31 Fun Nite 4, Christmas Pageant 3: Student Secretary 45 Hi-Y 4, Vaudeville lg Chess Club 1. Page 22 1 WILLIA'VI CHARLES WILHELM Willie Chorus 3 4 Student Council 2 Record Staff 3 4 French Club 3 4 Plays 4 Operetta 3 Hall Gua d 2 3 4 'Vlxllikan Science Club 3 Social Science Club 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball Mgr 2 3 Track 3 4 Gsm Aid 3 Schol arship Team 3 Orchestra 1 Bandl 2 FFA 1 2 3 4 Class Vice Pres 3 Vaudevillel 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 and Treas 3 and Vice Pres 4 MARGARET ANNE WARD Peg Student Councll 4 a d Vice Pres 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Track 2 All Sta Team 3 Latin Club French Club 3 4 Plays 3 4 Tr Y 1 2 Com mercial Club 4 and Sec 4 Office Aid 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Student Secretary 4 Vaudeville 1 3 Chri tmas Pageant 3 4 Fun Nite 4 PAMELA JEAN WAVRICK Pam Chorusl 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 4 String Ensemble 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Vaudevillel 2 3 Fun Nite 4 Plays 3 Operetta 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Record Staff 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 All Star Team 3 Latin Club 1 2 Fre ch Club 3 4 Trl Y 1 2 and Ring Group 2 Commercial Club 4 Student Secretary RICHARD WILLIAM YOUNGLESS Dick Metal Shop Assistant 4 CARL DONALD VIITCHELL Mitch Spam h Club 3 4 T ack 3 Football 3 4 FI' A 1 MARILYN ELLEN WEBSTER Dickie Chorusl 2 3 4 Student Council 3 GAA 1 2 3 4' Record Staff 1 2 3 4 and Bus. Mgr. 4' Latin Club 1 2' French Club 3 4' Plays 3 4: Operetta 3' Christmas Pageant 3 4' Commercial Club 4' Student Secretary 4' Office Aid 4' Tri-Y 1 2. and Cabinet and Ring Group 2' Blue Ribbon Speller 3' Vaudeville 1 3. BETTY MAE CUNNINGHAM- Carpet 'Dri-Y 1 2' Latin Club 1 2' Frerich Club ' Chorus 3 4' Operetta 3. L Page 23 1- I Relaxing . . . Pals . . . Ready for the Prom . . . Cinderman . . . Pretty as a picture . . . Captain Russ A thorn among the FOSCS - . - B0bbY - . . Two of a kind - . . Knee-deep in snow . . . Just posing . . . Floyd Shand . . . Air-minded . . . Prexy Pete . . . Three's a crowd . . . Carrying the ball . . . Mary in uniform . . . Jingle bells . . . Short and sweet . . . That old gang . , , Fritz's gal . . . Smiles. '- 7 - "W" ' 'rv ffvpxg-J 'in fx n, f ., N- VN Ni, X if Q ,., GIRLS ONT ROW tlttt tu r1g,lxlr NI ll: ll t sr 1 t ' X Q III B XXunu laps I :ck u 5,4 Il oo x D R W l N Illlll Sclnocdu 1 umlson D Osyk N NN ettl uh K x an l XXI Ita BA W I Jonas lu H8011 1 xc tllllt 1 1 lint 9 Rehman N Xie-ul 1 XNoorlngs BOYS ONT ROW tleft to rlghtr R IOI tlew I Ixll EQIIIIIOIPI J F gllottx R S a1t7 II Nlllr NIHIIICIII P Bechtel XX hocpp MIDDLE ROW L hull D IDIBCIFILIR D Itnnlnch I Nlbbtll R Fullmer N Bartlonu J 1'll1s X Nic-ur BACK ROW N Nlclodu ll Ho nie II Ruslnx R XX lshka D Jenkins R NIKZPSIS P Ktllx D leuszler X Benoit FLASS All year the Cla s of 47 concentrated on one big project the reception The Junlors saved so that they could glve the Sernors the best p' om ever Come snow or hall the eleventh graders were down at Harrls Fleld selllng hot dogs to the football ra s Gu1ded by Davld D1EdFlCk presldevnt Chester Gall v1ce pre xdent and Patrlcla Wllhelm sec retary t easurer the class attamed many honors Five of thelr number added to the laughs of the comedy Snafu Robert Washka as the Sen ator, Robert M69Slg and Donald Jenklns as the Colonel Chester Gall as a Leglonnalre and Na. cy Wettrlch as Aunt Emlly Norwood Bartlome a second trmg man cp resented his class ln the Kent Class B Tourney The class stunt at Fun Nlte was entltlecl Order m the Court Several of the members were trxed before the Judge and had to an wex for the1r crzmes by d1 playlng the1r speclal tal ents Many Junlors were members of the band Barbara Tabbert and June Zlpp as majorettes st utted 1n grand style All 11 all the Jumor Class has been well represented ln all 3CtlVltles th1s year but Ju t walt unt1l next year then the Class of 47 wlll really make the headlmes Page 25 1 5114Q.-- c In .x V. A 5 .w 4' u l. , J fl C .I f -s f -C 1- . X, " " . , , al. .E ' ' . s . ! . X N r A . . Y I-a . ' X U i Y t '?- X ' . FR .' -' 'I : . , -nry, . Gt-org:-. li. liutl'r. ll. lli-l'i-k, l. Vilh-l , . -', J. K ' ', Z. S' , J. ll tll-ll", li. Att' ', ll. ll lm-gg Ml DLE 0 : V. lull. .I. Mum-Ill-r, ll. .ll' l '-k, B. Q ' - ", i. D .' , . ,' , .'. ' , 1. Stivulcl, I.. Hulk , ll. I'xl'l'lIl'l'ICk, .. '1' -3 CK RO : I. Y-x, D. liu'l-g, ll. 'l'ubln-rt, K. , J. Zlpl, Nl. Nl: 'K- -, li. K'u-ck. .L 1 "ke-rt. , . ' , . . . 1 , 2. ' '1 FR ' ' : . E 'n Q, '. ' 'n - ' ', .r li. ' ', .hiw ' ., . .ui -r, R. A 0 0 0 0 F 1 9 4 Q I " Q . v 3 - - , l , . . t. - , yy , Y 1 ' Y - i. l . . . ' - Y . ' - I l R . D . v . 1 l. H, . - , - , . . . . V 2 , . GIRLS I-ROINT ROW Il1I'I to IIQIIII NI Ionkmgs I Stxrbutk A Ixapplq I I nnpbzll 'II KOIIIIIIIS, NI I wk D I mb I .I II lar NI BLll,lIlII'lII S I' unc I lllschofl' MIDDLE ROW A Sllmun, NI su J nurlck Ioune 'VI Sxllnxakl I XXo0dmgs I Moods, I NIIUIIIPI M Mhe N Kaser D Lnhl 'II Ilmosucl BACK ROW NI r0IIlSkl Ii -XIIIISIYUIIH I Svsullfl li Banner R Meyfl, R nom II num NI o CI 1 L us I I lb J BOYS ONT ROW ll4I'II01lfl1U II Sx I7 II IIN san luv E Dfn n-nuts 1 N n no I-rem II Schullu II lhxckut O Klein MIDDLE R0 lung D Ilotk IJ I-I1 un I Sutlltl J Jexu-It J Nlnnz, I' SCIlRIIf R liolmg R Melzgcr, R Thomas g ll nu us B IJ K1 ILISI II 'Iifu lmu N Vhllu II Love I I I I I O ce agam, by selllng the most Record subscr1pt1ons, the Sophomores won the t1tle of super sale men, an honor whlch entltled them to a half hol1day Also, by selhng boxes and boxes of greetmg cards at Chrxstmas txme, they earned a tldy sum for the 1947 receptlon The Sophomores, led by then' pres1dent, Jerry Menz, vxce p es1dent, Don Flock, and secre tary txea urer, Clelaura Towne, starred both m curr1cu1a1 work and In extra curmcular act1v1t1es Page 26 du NI Hallu D K.1Io1 1 Two of then' number, Dale Bruce and Alex Orosz, playnng second stung on the Varsity, partxclpated m the Kent Tournament That peppy pazr, Eugene Davls and Malvlna Komln Is, dxd a grand Job as cheerleaders The sopho mores showed then' mus1c and dramatlc talent 1n thelr sparklmg m1n trel show, a feature of Fun Night The tenth graders are very proud of thexr many achxevements durmg 1945 46 Im , . in kisl, . :ws -A .. ' : ag, In ' ', ,..A l gg A A , :I . . .' f IIIVJT 'Q ' .' lm - ff . Ch an-. 11. a'iIllIII'I'SilIAl, il. if-1-nl 11. Ain-iii ',-,'c:. illn-kl-r. J. l,erI.' FR 1 "g, : . .'I'au' l, . ISI-"Q, .I. Ru." ku '., II. Rich, J. Can-k, 4. .vIs, J S7121 1: .',1.X. Waist-n , II. ,Ii IIS: xI,HG. ' - , . .' ", . a Q' " , . " Q W: J lm. xl-min ,.I..Slz" -5, lC'. H12-g lick Rowf .I.AIIyaln, -I '. . .- ' '-Q . ' . ' r- lul-, A. Orusz, J. llc-lz-ith. li. Bryn -r, D. Brut-1-, ll. Nlul ", . . ' ", . ' wk. C J S 0 0 0 0 F 9 4 3 n ' 1 ' ii H ' FIASS 1 Entermg 1 to all the outsxde actlvltles w1th much v1m and vlgor the freshles early ln the year establlshed a reputat1on for pep and personallty Very seldom 1n the h1story of A H S has a freshman been on the var 1ty basketball team Although he played only second strlng Jerry P 1tt1e dxd a f1ne Job represe-ntmg the Class of 49 at the Ke t Tournament Pr1tt1e and How ard Washka were also awarded varslty football letters For Fun Nlght the freshles presented a radlo scrlpt Dr Ice Cube In the County Mu 1C Contest Dan St auss and Elmer Gall recelved a Superlor ratmg for thexr drum solos and Waltel H05 Excellent for h1s clarlnet solo In th '1 as c feld Martha Darch placed fxve As on the fl st Semester Honor Roll Never let It be Sald that thls year s freshxes are lazy for they walked away wlth the maga ZL e sales contest Offxcers are Martha Dalch plesldent How ard Washka vlce presldent Betty Grugel sec letary treasurer In M emorlam DAVID LLOYD KATONAK Deceased March 29 1946 GIRLS FRONT ROW flkll to llghtl NI XIDHISOII NI lotion Nl Stl I Srluulc J Ixoxlcll I BllCh"lI I Hemzerlmg B Klugsl MIDDLE ROW S Hen s I Busu NI XIIHHIIIIINQI X I mm D Hmxard B NICRGI B Buchs B Ruxlar I Sscllln D Poole BACK ROW J Vargo E Rubel K Sablers ledelllk D Xoungless ll Bl annul! NI 1 s I BOYS FRONT ROW fleft tm lghtj li Ind lCk D Rxchmond ID NI Imll ll Sulmls XX Selma lk R lfiffu R Dudlu li fllldlk I H1 ll H NN.1s1ln MIDDLE ROW ll Xli,ll R Sl Illl XI: on llllmrlk ll Shnp ox d mon 1 xsem L nl 1 el BA W J Q null 1 bl s u Ll A N R Pod NN Nlurdw lx Btchtel J Honuth Nl C1 hott: x Page 4 J 0 0 o O F 9 4 9 Y ' V! A V ' ' " W :gl Cl 'ii 1 , . . . . M A . .. . A . . - , ' ' - ll ' vs sl ' " ' - -' - - , y , , . . ,, ,, - , . . . O " 9 -' " : . . . 4 , . . I , . . C ZI'llQ'l', .. I1 -' ', . ' 'z , . . lun, .. ' ' , . 1' ': : rj, 1- J". . . l ' 1 la ' ', . Q 'I ' . Jfi- ,' . ' " A. , . .'151n-cl, u.'xit-.-1-n. lt. lzlllS.. ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 r' : . 'H cr' ', . ' . . . c . 4. . S1 '. . .1 ', . Sl. ", . -,', . A , i. I 'AtI", . " 'l 'ag : . fc ". . .' 0' 1, G. . -ll . J. S ' . ' . . .' a ' , ll, NVill' ' , E. Nil ',', F. NY: '- , li. lcv, J. S'l'-fl-l'slL'i1l. BI. Gr-'gp 3 CK R0 : : .bl - , S, Moc 'u.', ll. Swim,-l' I' , C. Miller, II. 'l'l':xst-r, XV. Hog, ll. Lullgv, . lich, '. . ,', '. ' , . ' ' , . . Vg ' '. iss Page 28 1-'PHQ1 f Yugi LEARNING T0 WORK, T0 THINK i S Round Table DISCUSSION K I A , , WWW KM W., , . 7. X MNH . 5 4 -'fa f - . -wnflmgm V R l:'- , . 2. . ' i 1 . T . L. 'A , 'fx , H " 'K ' ' fm in L 'Ur , f ,V f 'V ,1 'N 1yqfi'f' f I' aff- x ,, A ' 4,1 ' ' , 1 .wv,.,V s L, ' X Ls TRN I Z-1 ? v f s 'af CS UALT Q FI oSCO'l0R if - f ' 'IW I 0 1 ' J K - W li wi' k M4-p 35. I '-v4KYgg:l,"' mr-41 Q' "Q, X. 'S S I I ff Q55 K ' . rf' f ' . - , ' .p . wwsgixy, 155, r " ' -1 16:01 .7 ' " ' " 'QA 1,216.2 1 - ' '. 1i'f2f:w ' 1 M 4-5 'L lmff' rip- ix 1nr"-'ii V 'W v . Q K - 7 , 1 ,A - n I Q K 2 Nc , , I , I A ,P yykk Aawfr, 1 3,.l, Vy -A Mu 'x Yifgr' g f 1 ,fy s Y v x 1 , , ll f 1 L 5? ..g. 3 W 4 1 f ,ay 'ii 1 S' '- 4 1 1 ref? .in "Q 8Y l 8Y MRS EPPLEY HOME ROOM TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to rxghtb C Swmeford C Berrmgtom J Jones I Blythe W Goodwln D Cotton L Mueller C Tomsk1 G Mead D Mulder G Katonak MIDDLE ROW C Brown K Hyde G Reynolds J M1ller M Martm M Dull S Durhng R Rosenkranz R Gergel W Kappley Mrs Eppley BACK ROW B Par ker M Bosse W Hutton L Ott L Stevens E Heck M Slack D Buchs P Knrok 7Y MRS HARR HOME ROOM TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to flght, R Selmants T Bramerd P Street L Beesmg D Amenhauser H Chambers N Bruce D Neeley H Hlser MIDDLE ROW A Sagert BACK ROW Mrs Halr L Wohlever J Battenhouse K Whxte F Preston R Slack B Vollmer J D1edr1ck H Ph1l11ps M Hogrefe 6Y MRS FOSTER HOME ROOM TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to Tight, R P1w1nsk1 R Ph1ll1ps P Neldmg JTho'rnas R Wxl ford T Starner J Buser D Garber R Moorehead R Schxefersteln MIDDLE ROW C Thomas B Plppet A Rubel J Waldron S Slmpson R Frederlck B Armstrong J Dudley D Coleman BACK ROW D Coen L Bartlome F G1gl1ott1 C Hogrefe R Slack B Zunt A 'Vlathes L Zuspan Mrs Foster Page 31 1 - , I ' 1 . ' 1 , L . ' - T , - l 1 - , .1 , . , 1 . 1 , . -, . I . 9 . : , , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 - 3 : ' V T , . , . , . ,' . , . ,' . , . ' , . ' . ' Y ' A : . , . '. , . , . ' , . 1 - ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - Q : v J. Goodwm, M. Menz, J. Brown, P. Hill, J. Koepp, K. Essig, P. Pritchett, A. Koepkeg . , . , . , . . 1 I y . : r . . .1 'V . . y A . . t Y F t , . . - , . , . h , . , . 1 , . I g I : . 1 , . r , . , . , . , . . 1, .. 1 , . , . 1 : . , . , . , ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' A 1 ' 1 ' - 8X T 8X MRS BAESEL HOME ROOM TEACHER FRONT ROW fleft to Ylghtb B Werner M Bauer R Klmgenmeler P Buser J Plp pert R Ber1ch M Blramwell J Hathfaway MIDDLE ROW J Martxn M Roberts W Frederxck G Eschtruth T Short D Mo1l1son M Nabors G Smlth N Starbuck BACK ROW A De Champs B Shroeder Mrs Baesel E Dute N J Ne1d1ng F Berner J H111 J Ne1dmg 7X MRS EHRMAN HOME ROOM TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to r1ghtJ B Belry N Sab1ers D Mlller N Choate J Ice B R Haas J K1ser G Hermasoun C Werner D Traster BACK ROW M Straus L Huey P Gehl M Taylor L Borow1cz W Taylor L Wltt Mrs 5Ehrmarn 6X MRS FOSTER HOME ROOM TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to Tlghtb C Grendow S Sterna L Gerber R Gerber E E111s C Jackson J Gehl V Sterna G Comstock N Hollmgsworth MIDDLE ROW J Marlow K Klse D Cam W D1etr1ch D Hutton L DeCa1re M Bremke E Bar kert Mrs Foster BACK ROW D Le1mbach G Podhch W Starbuck R Kane N McLoda S Mollenkop W Vargo W Coen D Barres M Butler Momson, E. Kommis, c. Sharn, lvl. L.AEv2m6skyg1vul5D1QE novsfz EQ couurrb, i. Auinel Page 32 GRADE FIVE MISS EHRMAN TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to Flghtj B Fox D Zuspan R Barckert G Berrmgton Chambers R Park D Braxnerd F Clary D Anthony V Brucker D Rennhardt Menz MIDDLE ROW E Brandon T Dute D Vande sall A Barck M Kmloch Br1ggs M Raesler H Baker J Jackson M Durlmg Mxss Ehrman BACK ROW Engle J Kr1eg W Hammond J Meyers F Evanosky D Schroeder N Sprmger Smlth D 'VIered1th J Earl l"3'5UUJl" Z5 . -0' - . f P' ' . MO 'I I 74, P ' ' , 'su - . .O. 4 'p -Q-. I 0 'ua' . 'of A ' 1 . .. E 4. , ..' I Ing-4. I -. I .' 3' ' . ,D . . , 5. 44 --. - T l To ' .--'. .,.i- 'U . ' 5... - .-. pg - FT, ' 2 - ." Q +-. . 4. ' FD.. '- 5 . ,. --I rp. J if , . 'ws ' ' ' ' - O ' . . O ' . . "1 . 'FD' " ., m - -..', 3 quqi- in I ...3UQ ?.,. ..... GRADE FIVE MISS BELLER TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to rlghtl D Woodmgs J Thomas B Wenner B Slack D P1p pert R Vafn Nuys L R Newton D Needles D Starbuck MIDDLE ROW R Mellen S Brunner G Knxspel S Oertell B Mxschka M Sulllvan J Schroeder S Brun N Molll on C Brown MISS Bell r GRADE FOUR MRS BAKER TEACHER FRONT ROW tleft to rwhtj J Qu1g1ey B Tabbert J Amenhauser R Klser Swartz J Thoma R Klmgenmeler S Barck R Berry S He mason C Washka Barrxs R Early MIDDLE ROW J Hrser D Pxppert V Baumhardt D Schatz Mlller J Needles N Beuche C Z1mmerman M Gnagy M Hogrefe D Walker W Bost M Metzger Mrs Baker BACK ROW S Walker R Jenkms D Sterna R Hut ton D Mlschka J Moskal M Starbuck E Bryner H Frederlck A Brown W Mar low W McLoda D Schatz Grade 5 Grade Grade 4 Page 33 Grades 5' and 4 Grade 3 Grade 2 GRADES THREE AND FOUR MRS GALL TEACHER FRONT ROW Qleft to Fight, K Brown R Edwards J Helnzerlmg E Fox C Mar tm G Brown L Stlrpak E Gray J Buohanam R Rexchert C Glas S Slack MIDDLE ROW S Kane H Mathes N Sha p R Parker T Bueche N Kn1spel J 'VIC-Cardell H Darnell T Kom1n1s W Marlowe BACK ROW D Wxlford G Street K Wxlhelm S Vargo D Mulder D Frye S Jones E Bartlome P Fmlay B Stevens GRADE THREE MISS BERGER TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to fight, M Sterna C Mellen R Swartz G Kregelr R Engle B Kothe D Goodwin D Lange R Dull N Nabakowskl H Rels E Sagert MIDDLE Early N McLoda J McGee E Arntdt G Kmgsbury B Rutledge BACK ROW B Jenne D Neely G Coleman J Mlmarlk R Owen M E Hollmgsworth F Mollevn kop J Kane C Ne1d1ng B Thomson GRADE TWO MRS SCHEIDE TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to r1ghtD K Shay R Ba dus M Mlller C Starbuck M Hemz erlmg P Ph1ll1ps A Olenek J Dellefleld D Gerron MIDDLE ROW K G1gl1ott1 R Kunkel R Ha eley D Kolenda D Sagert T Colemam S Swmeford J Phxlllps L Rxemer BACK ROW J Huber J Schrmer J Dledrlck M Hellmger K Grugel J OHara D Wooder R Zunt In Memorlam RICHARD KUNKEL Deteased March 27 1946 1 I - l , ' ' I . ,' . l ', .' 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Giglio-ttl, C. .Be1'1-55, A.lMb111son,lH. - u , .,. ..,. fl: 'xy'-"Q " :'l'..., Page 34 GRADE TWO-IVIRS SMITH TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to nghtb B Hutton P Goldthorpe T Jones N Barck M Br1ggs R Knapp B Magmms D Slack C Towne MIDDLE ROW R Camp N Reichert B Underwood C H1.ser J Hamel G Wanger1en A Sablers P Hume A Sprague BACK ROW D Deeds J Zuspan F Saunders D Sch, e1der R Bayne A Varouh C Nabors B Engle R Schoemlg S Nalley GRADE ONE MISS SCHNEIDER TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to r1ghtJ J Bueche S Berger D Boehler N Jenne J Van son B Hambly A Buell M Kruse BACK ROW B Menz C Mollxson R Neely P Jaeger J Relohert B Stark G Edwards GRADE ONE MISS PANDY TEACHER FRONT ROW Cleft to rlghtj E Davls E Sturm R B1g D Zumt R Neldmg D Ice MIDDLE ROW G Thomson P Needle J Traster D Bruce P Shay D McGee C Mathes BACK ROW S Mollenkop C K ueck W Kreger M Bruce E Bado A Jones D Maschlnskl I Grade 2 Grade 1 Grade 1 Page 35 ' U Horn, R. Slack, D. Thomasg MIDDLE now: IQ. Merritl, D. 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V ",g.f's , is-A A fy - f 'V ' av, ' Af ,J Ang vigil f ,v 'ML 53,3 D J, W N.AgV-,4 W ' 4'fjf5f'4 no Q -,Q 'wi I ' 2 iff lg TW 2 Q 4' 5 MF . vi 3 va S T A 7!1,mg4Qau49o.na,l'14mfzey1A,Z' There IS nevel a dull moment at A H S The newspaper It s a Date col umn keeps ue posted on the many Important exents of the month Band concerts plave dances special assembllee and cluh meetln s make our Alma Mater buzz wlth actlvlty IIEIIIIIIIIE QE Iii? as 9 as - , I I i, I Mg H ' Q 0 Page 38 Oh-T ROW flstt tb nlghtr I lip ll x IC X st N W1 ndus o 1 1 I I Sh up MIDDL UI ll N on tl lt mnndu sa sz tl INNIII xx N 1 tll Ill Ill IS ll lll NX lhclm 1th Cl 1 nsxku e ltllllh 1 THE RECORD TAFF EDITORS Jane Durllng Joann Sharp ASSOCIATE EDITORS Beatrlce Borowlcz Barbara Tabbert Robert Washka ALUMNI EDITOR Pamela Wavrlck SPORTS EDITORS Russell Frltz W11l1am Wxlhelm REPORTERS W1ll1am Pentown Floyd Lodge Jack Jewett Mary Lou Bolowrcz Betty Schroeder Robert Schroeder FEATURIE WRITERS Do ald Redman Juanlta Baucom Nancy Wettrlch Peter Darakls Chester Gall CIRCULATION MANAGER Peg Ward ASSISTANTS Frederlck Lelmbach June Z1pp Patrxcla Wllhelm Dale Bruce Harvey Lodge Robert Meeslg BUSINESS MANAGER Marllyn Webste ASSISTANTS Louxse Adler Patr1c1a Connell Nancy Kaser Paul Scharff Henry Mlller Eugene Davls Connle Barck TYPISTS Betty Carr Rhoda Scnwltzke Donna Sanders Thelma Baxter TUDE U Led by Russell Futz presldent Peg Ward vlce pres1dent a d Joann Sharp secretary treasurer the Student Councll enjoyed a very active year Chlef among the projects of the Councll were Fun Nlght and the Basketball Banquet The group al o asslsted wlth the Booster Club Carnlval sponsored several dances and arranged var1ous assembly pro grams Members went en masse to clean up the Rec for the re openxng Frltz and h1s co worke s entertained the Avon Lake Student Se ate at a mornmg meetmg Another event on the group soclal calendar was a breakfast 1n honor of the freshman replesentatlves and the new teachers FR ' -' 4 "f : . . Zim , . 'l'ul1lu-rt. B. Curr, I'. XV1l'I"'k, NI. Yvlxxt-l', ,L '. rd. D. Su -','. 'l'. liglxtc-1', li. Bm' wicz. P. l1u1m'll, C. li: r'k, .. .' A ' : E ROW: J, IJ 'l'1g, ,I. li '- uwi"., . S'l 1 ' N. Kuxfr, P. XYilh-I n. .l. liuucum, l,. .Xdl-', li. Sol 'ttk '. li. Da Il. .lill 'l'. J. .l1'w4'tt, P. Schnl'l'l'. NV. l'- t4 , l'. Ili 'a k'.'g BACK ROW: lt. lfritl. ll. l.mlg.!4'. ll. IM- I Ili . F. Lmlgc. NY. 'i - . N. NY- 'i I, lt, Scl rm-mlcr. lt. NY: .'l ': . lt. Nlm-Asig, tl. Gull. ll. ltrmu-. lf, xml. . . . . . . , ' . V 1 - ' - . 1- v v 1 W i 1 . . . 1:1 , ' , - , y . D . . v . , . . . A Y 1 7 X I . V . U , . . l , . 8 v 5 y 'Q y 'W ' L4 I "" 'I D . 7 l ' 1 y ' y , y .. ,Q . OCIAL DIE 'VIILLIKAN SCIENCE CLUB The M1ll1kan Sclence Club meets in the Nord SCIEDCS Laboratorv By means of 1nter estmg ewpenments the group demonstrate the useful relatxonshlp between phySlCS and chem xstry Wlth money earned from sellmg re freshments at the basketball games thxs year club bought for the sc1e'1ce department the school s movlng plcture proJector Floyd Lodge won Honorable Ment1on m the West1nghouse Scxence Talent Search OfflC6TS of the organl zat1on are Frank Kasza presldent Pete Dara kls v1ce pre ldent Jane Durlmg secretary Wllllam Pentoa treasurer and Nancy Wettrxch publlclty chalrman SCIENCE CLUB QOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Weekly dlscusslon SESSIONS and regula t tendance at the Loram Town Hall meetmgs kept members of the Soclal Sc1ence Club well 1nformed about both world and commun1ty af fa1rs The group met on Wednesday noo- s for luncheon After lunch one of the member acted as moderator for the d1scuss1on of some pBVlOl.1S1y3SS1gI1Ed toplc Among the sub jects dlscussed were The Value of a College Educatlon Mllltary Trammg Changes 1n the Schc 1 Curr1cula and Russlas Goal Offxcers of the club are Frank Kasza presl dent Floyd Lodge v1ce presldent and Jane Durlmg secretary teasurer Mr Albr1ght IS the faculty sponsor ONT ROW llmlt in Il hh I IIIIIIIIII, I s 1 us: 1 I nk It WI1l9l S DDLE ROW NI ll I S SOI D I N NX lst I Bruce 04 Q' LIIUIIII' NNN D l XXIIIIICII l -. Ill ln lx ROW ll Sxvnrtl X Holstecl K 4 I I Shfl Bl SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB ONT ROW Halt to l'lgIlU 1 II 1 ll 1 'sl sl I IIIUCI BA W -S .Ilckwon 4 II 5 I' Ixlslxl NI: Xlbuglt XX XXI ulm I Shnp I llur ln Page 39 C I E C E . . . . . 1 . - - - Y a - . A . , 3 I , . . . , - - . ,X . 5 Y ' 3 . - y I I l . - A - rl . ' ' I - vv 4. - - -I - H ts ' Y 7 I I I l- A ' uv 45 ' 1 VV ,I , - y I Y ' ' , '- y ' 'l 1 1 1 . Q , ' - ' Q . , 1 I , ' , - I . . ' ' FR -' "g : E. ' ' 1, '. Durzxkir, XV. PL-nt rn, R. We fl kr , D. .0 ins, . . '-. 'g. F. I, lg , R. ,"l ' -l' : MI : , . ' '. .. Him , , . iurnlla-y. .I. 'v II cr. . . ' . N. '- " , Kuxza, .I. D 'I' gg BAC ' : . .' '. 2, '. . . I. lull. ll. IIN' mst. . . f .1'p, C. 1-1' 'y. FR " ' : E. 1-r'y, . Fritz, XY. Penton, F. Lulgv, P. I um , .. ' -3 CK R0 1. . 1 5 , I. uc ', 4. ': , . '. . " I , '. "ll + , . . I 1 ' , . . l' g. Q.. X -DRAMATIC - Under the direction of Mrs. Egeland, the dramatics department of 1946 had a very suc- cessful year. On November 15 and 16, the stu- dents presented "Snafu" fsituation normalg all fouled upl a timely play portraying the trials of a fifteen-year-old sergeant 4Pete Darakish just returned from the Pacific Theatre of war. Yes, that was the production in which the chimney collapsed during the first night's per- formance. In the spring the drama classes staged "Death Takes a Holiday" and "New Fires? For the Christmas Chapel the department did Dieke+ns's "Christmas Carol." In this pres- entation, Floyd Lodge made a very convincing Scrooge. The first division ot' the drama department fouiztd success in a number of one-act plays. lf! j ll lil the foremost of which was 'tDon't Feed the Animals." Bob Washka starred as "the animal." One of the most enjoyable assignments of the year was going into Cleveland to see various plays. Some which groups of students from the department saw were "The Tempest," star- ring Vera Zorinag the same "Snafu" that we gave: the outstanding play cf 1945, "A Bell for Adano"g the renowned "Oklahoma"g the mod- ernized version of "Antigone" with Katherine Cornell in the leading role. All in all ,the dramatics classes had a lot of glory this year, but they do want everyone to know that they wish to sha1e that glory with Mrs. Baesel of the Art Department and other members of the faculty. who helped greatly in making the year a profitable one. SITTING fleft to rightr: F. Iaulgv, P. XYz11'ml, P. Slmml. I'. lluiulki-. .l. Sinipson. I.. .Milt-r. N. N X eti- rich, IJ. Jenkins, R. Hr-rhst, ti. Km-pp, STANDING: Ii. Bumxxiez. ll. Bla-esig. M. XX'vlistr-r, NY. XYilln-lm. lt. NYalker, ll. NVashkn, tl. Gull. ll, Ilomlswn, tl. liziruk. li. Carr. R. Scliwitzke, ll. Saniclers. ro OO F"'! L . FRONT ROW tle-ft tu 1'ig.:htl: V. 3lLll'llt'l', li. lil-clltclg SECOND ROW: ll. Tulibcrl, Il. Carr, C. Bcr- rington, li. Gull, G, N'Voudings, D. Strauss. Ii. Heck, G. Kutmulk, I'. xVilYI'lCk, J. ZiDP2 THIRD ROW: ll. Illcdrick, ll. S1lllllI'l'S. li. Dulc. l.. Ott. 'l'. Sliort, G. Kricpp, li. Sick, NI. Kvrli, G. Smith, M. GIIXYIIP, .L Knppldy, NI. Iiorowicz. l'. XVurci. K. Nil-svn: FOURTH ROW: IJ. Kalonak, A. Sick, K. Sable-rs, li. Ilulwl. B. Nickel, L. llucy. XY, Blurdy, -I.xIllt'll1'l'. li. lloolcyg BACK ROW: XV. Hoy, C. Gall. H. Mc-csig, H. xxvllbllliil, li. CUX'l'l'dAlll'. H. xY2lSll1ill, XY. Koi-pp, N. Mead, J. Jcwutt, G. Prittic. -- HER The Amherst Band with its new director, Mr. Heys, opened the season by taking part in the Cleveland Victory Parade and then by win- ning honorable mention at the Lorain Admiral King Parade. Officers are Chester Gall, preside-ntg Eugene Heck, vice-presidentg Gladys Woodings, secre- tary-treasurerg Gloria Koepp, business mana- gerg and Bob Meesig, student director. The band presented spectacular performances atfootball and basketball games. Their light- ed caps added to the effectiveness of their dem- onstrations. On March 25, the band presented the Annual Spring Concert. On April 1, the Hobart, Indiana Band under the direction of an A.H.S. alumnus, Mr. Fred- erick Ebbs, gave a program at Amherst. Page 41 GIRLQ IROINT ROW fleft In llghtj 1 Bxrck, N NIFUILI M NN ebshl I Zlpp II Tlhln-II K Nilsen D I I nl B IIOIOXXICY I5 ILIIIIIIIIHIIIII P lomull I Blxtu NI Dlrch MIDDLE ROW I Buchmm XO0CIIll,.fN N Inv: upplu AI on I fr, su lx Hull I 'SCIll'I I! fll1gPI I hlrps I Slclx C Ilmpbell M KIIIIIIIIIN R loolu BACK ROW II Dudrlck NI Bnr Ill IJ mr llllS I x ell 1 Du Sul I Ru , Sxlmxskl I pl gui 1 sr 1 4 lou BOYS OINT ROW Ilcft In llghtb ll XX nshkn II NXlIk1l ll I I I N 'VI ll ll XX asm 1 ul 4 J I I0 urs Su lr I N S Il 1 mm BA 1' 1 nr ulnll Il III s J Jux ED CHORU The choral g oups enjoyed a very busy year They supplled muslcal numbers for chapels P T A meetlngs, and many other occaslons At Chrxstmas t1me the M1xed Chorus, the Glrl Chorus, and other muslc groups presented a chapel CODS1SI,ll1g entrrely of Chrxstmas mus1c In the sp mg, the members of the Chorus took part 1n several dxstrlct mus1cal convenuons O March 30 ten members of the group, B Sprague, R Dmedrlck J Durl1ng, J Kleps, E Slck, R Herbst, R Mees1g,R Wa hka P Dar 3k1S, and B Tabbert, sang 1n a chorus of 2000 volces at the Muslc Educato s Natlonal Con ference 1n Cleveland On Aprll 27 the chorus Went to Fremont where they sang ln the North Central Dlstrlct Audltlons Among the stu dents who entered the D1str1ct Solo and En semble Aud1t1ons at Oberlm on 'Nlay 4 were so1o1 ts J Durlxng B Sprague, and R Herbst Herbst recexved a Super1or ratmg 11 the Lor HID County Contest I Dux I XX :nick J SIIIID X llolstul Il Bolovx Page 42 l " ' " 21. 1 .'.. .,..L' ' , .z ', , .Ham- l"1,. 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' 'icz ORLHE TRA ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL VIOI ISS l Nl ll 11 x hle s I' SlCIx B B011m1c t1ll 1 rx llS ox D l Ru li XILIIOI BARITONE Nl B111 1m 11 l TROMBONE 1 I1 1ll PERCUSSION I I1 ll I XX11111l111gS LLOS l llu l NX 1x111l1 TRUMPLTS X I pil R fool SAXOPHONES N fx IXNIIK 1 1 SS OLIN I NN Sl PIANO i 1 1 FL Nllllt ORCHESTRA The 0 chestra played fO1 ltS debut of the season Ger hw1ns Song of the Flame, Star dust, Po1nc1ana, a d Salute to the Un1ted N3tlOnS Several membexs of the orchestra rece1ved Superlor ratmgs 1n d1str1ct muslc compet1t1ons and took part 1n the Ohlo Day MUSIC Confer ence 1n Cleveland OfflCB s are Walter Hoy student conductor V1fglDl3 Holsted bu mess manager, Robert Meeslg preslde t Joann Sharp, vlce pres1dent, Ruth Cooley secretary treasurer GRADE OPERETTA At the December P T A the flrst f1V6 grades presented the operetta The Toys That Had to Walt DE OPERETTA ONT ROW tltll tu ll l1U D 1 ll17llIlllg lx 1 ll l 1114511111 SECOND ROW X S111 1f'u1 NI l11l111 1 1111 mu 1 llu 1111 1111111 1 S1 1 1 1u IIIL NLS x 1111 1s IS 11 1 p X111 I ful! 111 J S Iilll 1 1 ,g ,51 S x V111 s J 111111 IS 1 1 1. 111111 ll x lu C XIIIIIKS U I1 11 lllll ,., Q1 S I Plpp 1 1' -X1111 4Courtesy of George Innesh Page 43 I E . .' 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I'4l'j'4'I FOURTH ROW: I. NYz1ll11-1', linrck. J. 'L'Il1', N. -Il'llI 1-. S. li-1-11-1'. IJ. l5111'l1l1f1'. .l. xvilll ll111'11, P. .l:11-1 -1', ll. Starck. ll. Illllllbly. J. ll1'icl11'1't. ll. ,'1'1-l,', G. lid 'z 'l.', I . Tl 1.5, li. ll1'1- llIil', A. Bu-ll, ll. B1-1'1'yg FIFTH ROW: J. S'l ' 'l". 12. 1:05, l.. Xal- ',', I. , 1 '.', . '.1spa111, li. Y ll N. Sp1'i11"1'1'. G. Str--t, S. .'wi111-l'111'1l, D. ' L-'t, 1 ' ll. LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW fleft to Flglltf B Buchs D Heun J Carek C Traster II Nqhors NI Amoenhauser SECOND ROW H lodge V Hall K Salners M Darch M Bolowlcz D Nlocblus D Tahbert 1 Parklr I Hemzerlmg J Frederick I Buchman I Nloorly D Richmond THIRD ROW Nllss Summer 'VI took M Kxser 'VI Yonkmgs J KOWICII C Campbell M KUITIIIIIS N K'1ser A Kapples I1 NIFBCII I Schelde B lnrugel I Mautner S Henrs Il Bechttl BACK ROW M Nlolllson 'VI r0lllSkl Il Bmrner J Woodmgs D Iuhl M Oertell I Xandersnll M Choate E Ruhel I Busel, Nl Cotton Il Irederlck N Fmxsm I Towne H Xtxshka I fall F F A QRQINE ROW Ileft to rlghtj J Larek I 'ielmqnts D X!'ldlllg I GIKIIOIII I' Soharff N Wflller D Ilock A I-lovt N McLoda H lodge Nl Glgllottl J NUIIIBFPR J Connell B Slcrna R Swine ford K Bechtel THIRD ROW H Hogrefe R Podllch H Ihrckert VV Murdy D Mclrodu, L Frasier I Horvath M Gergel R Thomas B Moeblus BACK ROW D Dledrxck B Hudak Il Dodson N Bartlome, XX Wilhelm A Orosz O Klem P Kelly Il Ilolmg J Delzellh LATIN CLUB Lat1n IS not a dead language IS the conten tlon of the members of the Lat1n Club At least the 50 members of the organlzatlon a e very act1ve Foremost on the club program was the 1n1t1at1on of the freshmen The nmth grad ers had to wear wreaths of green and pamt the1r faces At the Lat1n chapel the club gave a stxrrmg drama of Clceros fxddlmg whxle Rome burn d Freshmen, dressed as -slaves, served the tradltxonal sp mg Roman Banquet Offxcers of the club are Dorothy Moeblus presldent, Harvey Lodge vxce presldent, Kath rym Sablefrs, secretary Mary Lou BOTOWICZ, treasurer, and MISS Summer adv1fer Page 44 F F A The b1g news of the F F A autumn calendar was the pest hunt In December, the vegetable Judgmg team conmstmg of Pat Kelly Nlles McLoda Howard Hogrefe, and David D1edr1ck attended the NJVGA Conventxon m C1n C1l'1l'l3tl A new venture for the chapter th1s year was the begmmng of a gllt cha1n, a project to pro mote an mtereft IH stock ralsxng Dale Mc Loda IS the keeper of the fxrst gllt Offlcers of the club are Joe G1gl1ott1 pres1 dent, Davld D1edr1ck, VICE presldent, Nlles Mc Loda, treasurer, Joe Selmants, secretary How ard Hogrefe and Ralph Rolmg, reporters, and Pat Kelly sentmel 4 ' : . 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' - . 3 , , -' 1 ' I , .'.. . y ' ER GUAG CL MSPCI beaucoup and Il ny a pas de quo1 are heard frequently at the meetmgs of Le Cercle Franca1s The messleurs and mes demo1se1les roll the1r rs and pract1ce the1r nasal sounds whxle they s1ng and speak 1n French At the club meetmgs Joanfx Sharp presxdent, conducts the bus1ness ID French Oth er offlcers are P1erre Darak1s VICE p esxdent Beatrme Borowlcz secretary and Beverly Sprague t easurer Many of the members are true gourmets when refre hments are served Others are great advocates of LAmour Tou Jours lAmour At the reunlons of El C1rcu1o Espanol the gay SBHOFIIHS and eno es s1ng C1el1to Lmdo and Amapola con mucho gusto The Span 1sh students not only snng but also talk 1n the fore1gn language Even the f1rst year students cam say muchas grac1as and ha ta luego SPAIN ISH CLUB OfflLCYS of the Spanlsh Club are Juanlta Bau com p1es1dent Dona Ba1ley VICE presldent and Betty Schroeder secretary t easurer Two SOCIHI events enjoyed by the 'Vlodera Language Clubs were the comb1ned French and Spamsh Chrlstma party and the sprlng flesta The chlef proJect of the clubs was the presentatmn of the Modern Language Chapel In th1s p ogram the French students staged a style show 1n wh1ch B111 W1lhelm a d Pete Da aklS were Par1s1an dressmakers de luxe The Spamsh part of the entertalnment cons1sted of a playlet 1n Spamsh and a f16StZl scene feat urmg MEXICHD mus1c Dona Ba1ley and LOIS Wh1te d1d the MBXICBH Hat Dance, Na Icy Wet tr1ch 1mpersonated Carmen M1randa and Rudy Man1chl made h1s vocal debut by s1ng1ng Bes ame Mucho IRONT ROW Hifi to llghfl H RIISIPI N NIIIILI I Schnff II NI :sig lx R 5,11 I IIUIIIJIQNXXUIII hull II 111 1 IL l I KIIIIID ILII MIDDLE R0 I Hutton I 1 tt1 1cl1 111 1111 H luwm 7Z0lll J Bucom BACK ROW I Stm 1ld I NXIIIII X I WI S lit I an-k Ihus I Selma ts J Ilos111c1a117 I lt FRENCH CLUB ONT ROW lhft to Il htj tler B IOIONXIC7 'SI XX1hstc1 I p VI P NX 1x1 1. 1' Wald B flllllllllglfllll I IOIIIIIII D Ju1k111s Il NN 1sl1k1 A B1 null MIDDLE ROW S Rm hm III lxlmps NKIIIIQS P X lllu lm o Ill 1 X4 tl pr1guc Il D14d11ck K Nunn I C 1 e B K ROW I mllm hllllgt 111 lt IIIIIPS D rmlex NX helm R ll z ll 1 s Il llll 1 111 111 X tl Reichert VI Page 45 - 0 D I L A E l B - 11 . .. 11 . - .. . 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' ' 'III " -1', R. G0 ' Q, . G0 Q, '. XVII , . F "I , P. D2 'z ki ', XY. PL' I , D. R1-I 1 . II. .Ii1l' ', li. l , Q1 OFFICE AIDS SITTING llc-ft tu rightb: I.. XYhit0, Nl, NY1-liste-l', N. Nia-ml: STANDING: I.. Atlli-V. I'. Slmml. Il. Sclnww- dm-r, IJ. Gzunhisli, K. Niescn, I'. XYnriI. HALL GUARDS AND SAFETY PATROL HALL GUARDS: FRONT ROW tlc-ft to riglill: I.. liist-lml'l', M. Sy:-uwski, I'. XN'ilhe-lm, ll. Ilaiueon IJ. llzihl, I'. Count-ll: MIDDLE ROW: IJ. Ili-dlnzui, XY. IH-ntuii, N. W1-Itricll, tl. llnrck, .I. Simpson ll. Tchivltzkm-, XY. NYillll'lm: COPS: BACK ROW: Ii. Ibmlson, .I. I-Ilirlich, I". lizuszzl, Ii. Ilvrlist, I". I.e-im- b1ll'l, J. GUVIII cy. OFFICE AID -H LL GU RD. -COP OFFICE AIDS at noon and in the afte:noon at dismissal time. UAmhe1'St Public 543110015 - YES, Mr. Powers These student -cops, by helping the small chil- Will be DFGSGIN at the ROUJFY meeting." Says dren to cross the streets and by signaling cars. Miss Office Aid in her best telephone manner. make every effort to insure safety for all. Answering the telephone is just one of the many jobs of Miss Purcell's assistants. The LIBRARY ASSISTANTS office aids check the attendance twice daily, The libfafy has been 3 Very popular read' dg some C161-ical Work, and Occasionally admin- ing room this year, not only because of its ister first aid, many attractive new volumes, but also because HALL GUARDS AND COPS of its staff of capable student librarians. Duties Each period of the day two high -school stu- of the library assistants include helping stu- dents are in the from hall, They are Oh duty dents with reference work, checking books in to welcome visitors. to keep the halls quiet, and and out, and mending WOW volumes- The to do errands for teachers, librarians tpictured on page teni are as fol- To direct automobile, bicycle, and pedestrian lows: F. Haas, C. Vandersall. M. Borowicz, B. traffic, members of the high school safety Borowicz, C. Butler, M. Choate, T. Baxter, P. patrol are stationed in front of the building both Connell, N. W6ltI'iCl1. Page 46 - CRETARIE - t'Oh my, I'll have to do it all over again," is a common complaint of the student secretaries. The future typists and clerical workers pre- pare for office positions by working for the teachers. They gain experience in all kinds of business procedure: they take dictation, compose letters, type, mimeograph, and do numerous other duties. An ininovation this year is the use of the dictaphone. The secretaries are rotated in the middle of the year, in order to equalize the work. At the end of the first semester the girls' hearts were all a-flutter when they heard that three new young men teaches would be needing sec- retaries, but the "flutter" soon diminished when the work began to pour in. The secretaries are as follows: V. Holsted, A. Jackson, L. Adler, C. Menz. A. Starner, P. Wav- rick, R. Thomas, F. Nahm, F. Haas, B. Carr, M. Webster, D. Sandeuls, P. Ward, R. Schwitzke, G. Koepp, R. Walker, T. Baxter, L. Deidrick, P. Connell, G. Huey, J. Baucom, M. Kerti, C. Barck. Mrs. Simpson is the teacher in charge. .1 v-...,,,,.a.'5 'E X 115 P'-, Wx, " A COMMERCIAL CLUB FRONT ROW flcft to rxghtj B Curr P XXHXIICIC NI Wellsler I DIidFlCk ll gdlldflh P Ward P Connell I- Haas MIDDLE ROW NI IKPIII J Blucomf l Nalnn I Adlrr ll lhomas NI Drews H Schwulzke K Jones Nlrs Snnpson BACK ROW A J kson J Sl p I Nlen K' Huex G Koepp L Barck T Baxter IIIY FRONT ROW llefl lo rlghtj R NN fnlker K Rogal R NX ISIIIKI D Jenkins Il NIPPSIQ I' Lodge R Schroeder D DlQ'dl'lCk MIDDLE ROW ll Nlnnchl D Flock J Snlmznls J hxgllottl P Scharff D Gormley BACK ROW F lcnnbnh ll Ningel R Ifntz XX Nhlhelm J Bruce D Bruce P Darakls M RCIAL H Y COMMERCIAL CLUB Members of the Commerclal Club are semors speclallzmg m offlce trammg Per1od1cally the club has luncheon meetnngs at wh1ch a guest speaker tells of h1s experlence-s nn the busmess world Several of the speakers wefre gxrls who had served m the Armed Forces Other guests were bu- mess men and offlce workers In order to purchase some new equ1pment for the Commerclal Department, the glrls spon sored a dance after the Medma basketball game Thelr busmess venture was very successful Page 48 Leaders of the group s act1v1t1es are Mary Ker tl presldent Germame Huey, secretary treas urer HI Y Sponsormg programs for the basketball game-s was the chxef proJect of the H1 Y Other dutxes assumed by the club 1nc1uded 1epa1r1ng and re fxmshmg some of the school furmshmgs and keepmg order at dances The bxg SOCIHI event on the H1 Y schedule was the St Patrlcks Dance Offmers of the orgamzatlon are Floyd Lodge president Peter Darakxs, secretary Bob Washka, treasurer , , l ' x, . 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' . , 3 1 SEPTENIBER Openmg dat of 1940 1946 school tear OCTOBER Date Katonak Dax H1 Y 1n1t1at1on Iwcultx tea for Mrs Phxllls Portmann Ehrman Household Arts Class tr1p to Clexeland Booster Club Dance NOW EWIBER G A A Sadle Hawkln plrtx Assemblx W1lSOll MacDonald Canachan poet laureate 16 Sna u Thank Ulvl g X"tC3llOll DECEMBER F F A Judgmg Contest 1n C1nc1nnat1 Semor CXCUFSIOH to Lo sun Countx Court House Rec re openrng Chapel program DlCkCllS Chnstmas Carol Booster Club Camrwal 1 Deeds 1 t v W H JANUAR1 Adopt1on of wa orphan SCIIIOI receptlon for patents 'and teachers Drama class exped1t1on to Hanna Theater Kathertne Cornell 1n Antlgone and the Tsrant Student C011 c1l Bleakfast FEBRLARH 12 Lat1n Club Pennw Supper 15-G A A Valentme Hop Assemblx Ame 1can HlSlOfX Pageant P T A renew of The Wh1te Toner Fun Nrght Holxdax Wa htnfftons B1rthdax VI1l1t'1rx Ball 27 'Vlox 16 True Glorx 0 1 MARCH Nlodern language assemblw General Scholarsh1p Te ts for Semors B1ologx Class t 1p to Clexeland Frrst danclng class H1 Y St Patrxcks Dance Home economrcs g1r1s exped1t1on to Home and Flower Show Soc1al SCICUCC Club v1s1t to Fenn College Amherst Band Concert Mlllrkan SCIENCE Club tour of Case School 27 28 Exerv Pup1l Tests Latm Club trxp to Clexeland Art Mu eum Oh1o Dax at Natlonal 'VIus1c Educators Convent1on APRIL Hobat Ba d Concert Basketball Banquet D1str1ct State Prellmmarx Tests Rotary chnner for band 27 New F1res Mrxed Chorus aud1t1on at Fremont 'HAY DlSlT1Ct State Tests at Be ea D1str1ct Solo and Ensemble Aud1t1o1 s at Oberl1n Roman Banquet Natlonal Hono Soctetx Chapel 11 Death Take a Hol1da5 Jumor Senlor Receptlon Recogn1t1on Dax Baccalaureate Class Nrght Commencment Howard F Lovxrx Prest dent of Wooster College speaker Alumn1 JUNE Fmal report cards Page 49 - L E R 0 F 1 9 4 5 - 9 4 6 - 4- ' .' '- - .' - 1-. 9- , ' 5 ' . 2? , V 11- ' Q 5' f . 15-,f -, - ' - ' I 12- ' ' . 18- 'z Q T. K' ' 16- '- . ' ' . , 20- . . , . . 20- , H ., ' ' . ,- 3l- . . Q34 . . . . I v Y 25- , . 3- . . . ' ' 2 2 26- - gr . V V . H 8"-' ,. L' - I . 1 ' , ' - 30- ' ' 1 , . 15- -H ff' A ' 22- . sg' "ci 'Q ' . ' 63 ' 4 t - - - - -. 1- 1' 111 . 7- ' ' 2. ' Q 4-- - ' 12- ' ' ' ' ' j . IDD ' ' 25- ' . 19-Amherst night at Lorain Jaytcens. I U 21 - . ' 'C -- " ' "' 5 26- - V L' 27- ' ' ' . M1 as day .t A. . S. , 4- ' ' r . 18- ' ' f . . - L A' 24-- ' ' ' ' ' 5 . ,. 9-- . 30- ' ' 1 , : - .lA - 10- I I' I V' . lv 10- tu 3 ' ,.n W ' ' 9 ' 18- ' - ' ' . 24- ' ' ' 25- . . ' ' 27- ' . Si In ' V. A 281 v- ' y .yy '- 18- . . . . " ' " ' 1 ." 1 ' 21-- . ' . 29- '. 22- ' g- s A .g ' ' -Y. 'A -" l-- '. . 1 1 Page 50 Y aux Come on Green! Come on Gold! Come on Amherst! Let's go! acqfzll an ffm fqmfzefzdll lheels for Old Amhelst Amhelst will wm F1 ht to the fllllbll nevel ne ln' These lmes from out F1 ht gon Sl mfs the splrlt of the Comets and thelr loyal follow ers The Booster Club the eoaehee the teame the CllCCllCdIlClS and the fans all wx 01 k to ether to proslfle for Amheret an excellent s onts ploclam MHLHNES +,z Qi Q Qt A . . I O U if ' .. .. . .. v' ,' V A K 7 , 0 I I C O , 0' ' ' ' ' 0' ' . , C' 7 C' w . v Q .tr 0- k1.0' . y ' C 'e C ' 1' . S 1 V' A10 Ll , L, L, 0' 7. ' D K n.p . ki . 0- ., . 4 C? gs-f FROINT ROW flcft to rxghtl H lodge' Mgr D Foxmlu R Nluldel I Mitchell I Shand W V11 l xn I lodge F Irlttn XX Penton ll lhuct I flPIll I flgllottl l Bctnlmrdt 'tlgr ll NK?-ISI a BACK ROW I Sutllff l IllI'llxlS IJ Xildlllg I Kllngcnmmex It Intl Il 'lhcgle H Vklshka H llogrt-fc IJ lxnt nxlt Il Scluofder II Iullmu I Bruce D Rc-dnrm D Wilford R Nl hl 'IIIIC I uh X llncom 14 R YFO FOOTBALL SUMMARY Amherst Opponent Loram Rese ves Clearvlevs New London Wellmgton Elyrla Reserves Med MEDINA 20 AMI-IERST 12 The Medma Bees plaved host to the Comets beatlng them 20 12 on a cold wet fteld Early m the second quarter Henschel Medma full back broke away for a touchdown Also m the second quarter Lodge plunged over for a touchdown The attempt for a con ver lon bv Mxtchell was blocked Schuller made the core 12 6 1n favor of Amherst when he snagged a pass Just before the clo e of the half and crossed the goal llne for hls fourth touchdown of the season Amherst was held coreless m the second half whlle Medma scored 14 po1nts to w1n Page 52 1113 ELYRIA RESERVES 0 Led by Floyd Lodge the racked up a v1ctory over serves 18 0 Ne1ther team scored 1n the flrst half wh1ch was a seesaw battle but at eeond half the Comets ma ched to the foes goal lme and Dale Bruce powered over for the tally Two plays later B111 Penton knocked down a lateral and recovered lt After another dr1ve Schuller scored on a pas f om Lodge Later 1n the fourth quarter Dale Bruce fhp ped a pass to Jerry Pr1tt1e end who raced 30 yards through the Ely 13 Reserves secondary for the f1nal score AMHERST 18 Amher t Comets the Elyrla Re the start of the K t lvl ,vi . 1 1: '.' 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" l-. - V A I T 4 0 T B L L - 3 ' 1' 13 0 - ' Y 20 7 24 6 ' 13 18 ' 0 12 ' 20 RE ERVE WELLINGTON 13 AMHERST 6 In a game that was played ln a downpour of ram a scrappy Amherst team held a h1ghly favored Wellmgton team to a lucky vlctory 13 6 The Dukes worked hard for then f1r t touch down whlch was scored when Dague plunged from the 6 yard l1ne Well1ngton scored agam m the second quarter when Amherst fumbled on the 35 yard lme A pass and then a plunge by Sponseller gave Wellmgton thelr score After the half the Comets drove the length of the fleld for a touchdown Mulder passmg to Shand for the tally CLEARVIEW 20 AMHERST 0 The C1earv1ew Cllpper took a closely con tested game from Amherst to the tune of 20 to 0 Amherst played a far better game than the score would show Clearvxew scored once 1n the fxrst half and twxce 1n the fxnal stanza l - YY l, ' l . . 5 - - FRONT ROW 414-ft to rigllll: KllllHl'Illllt'l1'l', liuser falssisllnt II1llllgllSl MIDDIE ROW ll I R Ruling, R. Marlow, lt. Huduk, N. Miller, li. Thomas, P. In 4 ml XX Mlm: R. Dudleyg BACK BOW: Mgr. Iiuchs, R. Schwarz, R. Sulm-us X N14 L ll lx Bun 1 Nh-ad Coach N PlIlC0lllbE QLJ41 Page 54 Varsity and Reserves defeat Vermilion Vcxr. Opp. 41 40 38 31 35 12 45 32 49 28 57 39 49 34 24 14 49 28 42 30 68 44 53 47 llmfl in rigliil FRONT ROW lfuucli 'I'lionms ITY . . . RE ERVE BASKETBALL SUMMARIES Res. Opp. Var. Opp. Lorain 16 57 34 26 Oberlin South Amherst 29 26 44 16 Wellington Lorain St. Mary's 29 17 57 31 Vermilion Veimilion 21 24 33 22 Medina Oberlin 38 25 35 36 Sandusky St. Mary's Avon 26 17 56 40 Clearview Clearview 40 25 47 28 Lorain St. Mary's Medina 26 9 48 40 South Amherst New London 32 14 68 51 Ridge-ville South Amherst 35 16 50 23 Cheiter Wellington 27 29 46 36 Rowe New London 29 17 32 33 Ellet 1152 792 TOTAL POINTS VARSITY : Dodson, 1Iolling,fsworth, Lodge-, Bounv, Srl1r0ed1'r, Fritz, Coach Thomas RESERVES 114-ft to rightr: D. Din-clrick, H, Ruvslm-r, A. Orosz, G. Pritliv. D. Bruce, D. Mulder, 1 BACK ROW: N. liu1'tluuu', J. S4'llllillliSA, R. lIuvcl'LIuln', J. Ja-well, J. Ellis. Hes. Opp. 40 13 22 11 30 21 29 11 37 24 44 33 29 19 20 16 599 424 Russ Fritz Dick Beam Russ Dodson ANIIIERST-41 LORAIN-40 The Amherst High cagers established a repu- tation for fast, smart ball-handling by defeating the Lorain Steeleis in their opening game of the season, 41-40. The Comets showed much promise, beating the visitors with a devastating passing attack. This game pried the lid off the '45-'46 sea.on, a season in which the Comets played twenty scheduled games. Page 56 AMHERST-49 CLEARVIEWV 34 Playing their last game under the direction of "Cap" Deeds, the Amherst quintet sought and found revenge for last year's losses by defeating Clearview on the local hadwood. "Cap" left Amherst after the Clearview game to accept a position as Lorain County Agricul- ture Extension Agent. Mr. Deeds took with him the best wishes of the entire school. AMHERST-68 WELLINGTON-44 After trailing 21-9 at the first quarter, the cagers of A. H. S. came back to snatch victory from defeat, by outscoring Wellington in the th.ee remaining periods. Russ Dodson was the bright spot of the evening as he dumped in 14 field goals and 3 foul shots for a total of 31 points -f just two poigts shy of Braun's record. AMHERST-46 ROVVE-36 Followed by an enthusiastic caravan of Am- herstite , the Comets trekked over to Kent State Univesity at Kent, Ohio, to play in the gemi- final round of the district tournament at Willis Gymnasium. In their match against a highly- touted Conneaut Rowe team, the men of Coach Thomas racked up their twenty-third Victory out of 24 starts, as they dumped off the Con- neaut combine. 46-36. This victory qualified the Comets for the finals against Akron Ellet, ri sliady but not flashy outfit, FIGHTI LOMILT Rl SS Beetle FRITZ Russ Frltz was guard fo the Comets though he dldnt shoot much F'11t7 w 'ls there to check any fa t break of the opposms team Whenexer Russ sw1shed a shot the crowd roared to let htm know they wele rootme fo1 h1m Fr1tz acted as captam of the 1946 Comets RICHARD Long John BEAN! Dlck who towers 6 4 was the b1g element on the Comet cage team He was 1 blg gun on offense fnmg Ill '359 pomts to w1n he honor of hlgh pomt man for the Vear D1ck was also the lad who worked the back board for rebounds Furthermore he almost tore h1S teammates hands off wxth h SlZZlY1f" passes Rl SSELL DODSON Russ the slow demule txpe m school w as alert fast a d scrappy on the hardwood H took second place for scormg honors th1s year as he racked up 353 pomts 6 pomt shy f Beam s total ROBFRT Rapld QCHROEDFR Bo ts anothex sm foo' box who was he streak of the team A common scene wa bchrocdcr flx nf' down the floor on a fast break He was a cons1 tent scorer and a relrable fel low on defense FLOXD Perew IODGE Floxd was the work horse of the team He w as lll there Dlllgglllg all the t1me ot offense but nevcr let down h1s guard one second was xerx aggres 1ve m recovermg the re bounds H1s faxor1te sho was a set shot from wax out LF ROY H0 LLINIGSVVORTH Thts teal the Comet fue was ass1sted bt xerw able semol substxtute The bots felt QUITE secure whxle playr g because they all knew that 1f an emergency aro e Booty could cffmlentlx f1ll am DOSltlOll on the team Bob bchroeder Floyd Lodge Ierov Hollingsworth 1 1 '1 1 1 P, f .4 -Q H - -1 . 4 - - Al- b . - - . - . g - V A t . . . 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' I v t' C L1 ' ' Q v A I v FIRST ROW qflcft to Flglln NI Flglloth J Glglloth H Lodge R Shup J fonmll I Yllllll ek SECOND ROW N Bwrtlome NX NNIHICIIH XX Penton R Schrocdu R Mer-sig I Rym l Kwva J Bruce I- Lodge ll Bruce D SVKHFQ7 I Shand THIRD ROW ll Nlnloxu R Bu l Qutllff eldlng I' Blvnrl emhardt l IIIBSWNOFUI D lcuslcl K It gal R I Prl 10 A Orosz D JL"l'lklIlS R Dodson R lllllfllfl P Bechtel N Nllllu Mmm D Ijlilllltk. lt xlilll 1 BACK ROW I Rlch I Haas H Rleslcr D Ielmbach NX Sehnuk H NN lshkl ll lluu D Red man R Hudak J Lllls D Wilford NI hugel If Kllngunnuu TR CK 1946 TRACK SCHEDULE Aprll 5 New London Apr1l 9 Bellevue Apr1l23 Obe 11n and Wellmgton Apr11 26-Wellmgton Apr1l 30 Loram May 2 3 or 4 Northern Oh1o League May 18-D1str1ct Meet In the1r f1rst meet of the season the Comets bowed to New London 74 to 42 However the Amherst th1nc1ads took two f1 sts the m1le run and the shot put The results of the meet were as follows pole vault Ba tlome tled for In the second meet of the season agamst Bellevue the thlnclads were downed by only fourteen pO1DtS the sco e bemg 66 52 M88S1g dlSt1I'lgUlSh6d hlmself at the meet by w1nn1ng flrst shot put Pflttle second hlgh Jump Schroeder second 440 yard dash and 220 yard dash M96Slg second IH both m1le run Lodge fxrst dnscus throw Prlttle second Beam th1rd broad Jump MSBSIQ econd Rewnhardt lhlrd and 880 yard run Penton thxrd Page 58 three flrst the 100 yard dash the 220 yard dash and the broad Jump Others taking flrst places were Beam 1n the d1scus throw and Sch oeder 1n the hlgh Jump The A H S team Lodge P 1tt1e Kasza and Jenkxns also won the m1le relay l l . 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' - RL ATHLET C ASS The G1rls Athlet1c ASSOCIBIIOH tarted off a very successful year by holdlng thelr elect1on of offxcers at a wlener roast ln the Home Econ omxcs room D6SDlt6 the damp send off they rece1ved from M Weather Man, the g1rls rall1ed the1r forces and arra1 ged one of the most successful dances ever held at A H S the Sadle HHWRIDS Dance Wh1le the g1rls played many a peppv a d exc1t1ng game of bas ketball they were cook1ng up a scheme for a b1g domgs At the1r Valentme Formal they JUN IORS AND SEN IORS danced to the smooth mus1c of the M9dIU3 Sta dusters Mementoes of the dance were the mural decorat1ons, red and Whlte hearts 1 scr1bed Wlth the name of each couple Members of the All Star basketball team were Kathryn Sab1ers Martha Darch, Rosemary Haas, Nancy Kase. Bermce Baucom, Geraldme Dodson, Rosemary George Kathleen Ne1sen, Sh1rley Rehman, Arlene Barckert Betty Carr, Conn1e Barck Joann Sharp, Anna Starner, Don a Sanders, and Jo Ann S1mpson ONT ROW dlffi In 111.,l1U I I I1 1k Il X NI: ul NI Wehsh-1 II l'1hhcrt K Nicscn dcrs B um 111 I pson I XX IXIKK Il I 1rr MIDDLE R0 I' X 1hm Orgl' R xlllll 1r1k I 1 1 4 B111 H Ill R Umlcx X liols ScInx1t7k1 II Iho IS B XXIIIIPI' BACR ROW II Ihedrlck D Smdc-rs I Shnrp I llur III ones If or son I 1 xlllll N XX1ttr11I1 X IlCkSOIl I Koo N XIICIKKIIIII I NXUIIIIIIIHS FRESHMEIN AND SOPHOMOREN ,Q ONT ROW tlrll In 11g.,hU II ll 11111111 li I uuun Ix N 111 s NI Iillkh NI BOIIMXILI II xfill s Tabhf-1t I I'11l111 Im 11- N B u NI M ukl R H 1s I Hoody MIDDLE R0 uiner X I hnson NI 11h 111 111 I 111 Il 1 L 1 Km K1 lll s lx ls pplcy, f X11 N4 Il 1- K II I St nbumk F Tmxne II Niex 1-1s I IIcIn71'r BACK ROW I Buch 111 111 NI XUIIkllIgN NI lust 1 ll 1 f V 111111 rs Fho nh I on Nll 1 '1 1 111 ass, 1 1 Slllll 111 Page k 0 - G I ' I 0 C Y . . . 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FI'7d'l'iCk, A. '11 0 GU Vnllrtfwy of Anmhvrsl I1r0ni-T0'lc'hf'r xSSOf'i'lti0I'l - A l 'I' 0 G R A I' Il . - X X147 j . 7VX L!'i'r cl G LORAIN BUSINESS COLLEGE Clayton ,I Sprlnver INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE S M AMHERST OHIO BEST WISHES TO BEST WISHES To THE CLASS OF 46 THE CLASS OF GOODSPFED S , Webqff 50 To S100 Store f Th lzhangafzi Congratulations To The Class Of 1946 THE LORAIN HARDWARE COMPANY Athletlc Equlpment LORAIN OHIO FIFTH AND BROADWAY PHONE 2281 65- ' I f f 55 I . , f ' L I f I ' f 1 " f X , C5 C -- Summer Term Begins Mon ay after raduation. Day, Evening, and Part-Time Classes O . E' 336 o. ain St. Y - , I , I '46 9 ! L J 0 L H I e orner ru ore A im' 1 O O l Our Best W1Sh6S K U S 1 Ah U. S. Automatic Corporation m erst, Ohio to the Class of 1946 ,VP fffqfffff dw ZW 'Th AMERICAN SPECIALTY C0 The Amerlcan Speclalty C0 Amherst Ohlo C VK , -'lv ji J U -H xi' " Makers of W' ' FARM EQUIPMENT HL l UI for over 20 years Mi ip ml: 42 00" . Ny' u-fmq .q,,,,unl4q 'Awww imma Pnl-lllaull km., V AMHERST C Ml' omo I Q Q . 9 HART JEWELRY COMPANY Lorain County's Largest Jewelry Store 575 BROADWAY LORAIN, OHIO A NABAKOWSKI COMPANY Roofmg, M Shoot Metal Contractors T110 Roofmg A Specialty AMHERST OHIO ACROSS FROM THE OLD SPRING S p Ph lVl 4 536 HFLFNS FLOWER SHOP A Success To The Class Of 46 THE RUDY MOC STUDIO Photographer For A H S Record h Sch BROADWAY AT 20th STREET LORAIN OHIO Pg 64 O ' r O , , , KK 77 I ho one 474 Service en 536 Residence I , 4 J .J mherst, Ohio . 1 9 O O O We wish to express our appreciation to the students and faculty of Am erst High ooI for their kind cooperation and cour- teous patronage I The Camera Shop Dept of the RUDY MOC STUDIO Offers a Complete Lme of Kodaks Candid Cameras Home Movie Cameras and Projectors Exposure Meters Developmg Outfuts Enlargers and a Full Llne of Photographic Supplies and Film Opp Dreamland Theatre LORAIN OHIO Phone 4225 Compliments of Wear U Well Shoes BERRINGTUN S HUGO TRUSCELLO ELECTRIC APPLIANCE and GIF1 SHOP AMHFRST OHIO Compliments of Comphments of MOORE 81 TAYLOR DR M B BRANDON Phone 6773 Amherst Ohio Compliments of H 81 J CLEANFRS 81 TAILORS PERSONALIZED Dry Cleamng 8: Pressing AMHERST OHIO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF l946 KUSS DRUG STORE AMHERST OHIO Complxments of DRS C H and ELSIE K SNELI AMHERST omo Complxments of DR A F lVlcQUEEN AMHERS1' ol-no Harry Nlelsen 503 BROADWAY LORAIN OHIO Watches Diamonds Jewelry Silver JEWELRY THE GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE Dr Rlehard L Nlelsen OPTOMETRIST located at Harrv Nxelsens Jewelrv Store EYES EXANIINED GLASSES FITTED LENSES REPLACED f 0 . - n . . . . . . . ' Y , 1 - - K 9 1 , E . l , c a o . , 1 J L Ki !! . . v C O I I C I 0 J ! l O V v A! , - . , . O O C I Y' ' v 4 , . , , L v . -- . -1 . THE REIDY - SCANLAN CO. -FURNITURE- WAY AT 21st THE LORAIN COUNTY SAVINGS and TRUST CO W ,I Rodmann 81 Company RIIIS Shop For Men SMITH and GERHART INII Loraln s Store of Quahtv Fashlonb COMPLIMENTS OF A RST BRANCH AMHERST ' 9 MEN'S and LADIES' APPAREL L 5 Ad C , O I ' I J TS - SVITS . ACCESSORIES SE 9 YARD GOODS ES - A - 5 DONIESTICS The Ohm Puhll Reddy Kllowatt says Avold eyestraln when sewlng or kmttlng Use proper light day and night c Servlce Companv Success To The Class of 1946 We SDCCIHIIZC ln Watches and Fme Jevs elrw Gifts for the Graduate Plstell 81 Schneider Quccessors to The Geo A Clark C0 Broadwav at 7th St L Compllments The Bug Store With The Small Front Waffner Musle XI Appllance Store umm 0 309 Broad St Elyna Ohlo Compllments of Good Shoes Faxrly Priced R ,I X Ray Flttlng Chlropodlst WE GIVE 'md REDEENI OWL STANIPS 387 Broadway Lorain Ohlo Rely On Good Names For Quahty Bus wour favorite Natlonallw Adxertlsed Nlerchandlse t C H MERTHE 81110 ELYRIA OHIO .IEWELER ROBINSON DRY CLEANING 221 Church St Phone 5521 AMHERST OHIO REGER 81 BINNFGFR JEWELERS Perfect Diamonds Dependable Watches 289 Broad St Lenturv ELYRIA OHIO Block Page 67 3 . A : 5 H . - l Jap' . . . , .- A 0 . 1 N A . l v 9 9 O I I P ' of o n ' ' 0 ., .. . . Q 0 0 L ', -1- '- - ' - .Q . 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J J Y K o o ' o - . , a ., lUaI1er S fllelsen EUJELEK opromerrqsr 419 Bdw y Loram STUDENTS CLOTHING and I-IABERDASHERY A large selection of all the Newest Models e Sam Kleln C0 42 Broadway Lorain Ohlo Comphments of H A G E N HI SPEED GAS our Church St Amherst Ohlo Amherst IS gomg stronger and stronger for MISCHKA S new rlchlv flavored 1ce cream Its fmer texture and r1cher butterfat are makmg It the favorxte The same hxgh grade ICC cream u ed rn our Nut Stlcks, Pack ages and Fountam Servxce Try 1t you self you 11 soon taste the hlgh er qualxtw Nothmg l1ke It ever put over the counter ln Amherst before M I S C H K A , S RESTAURANT at ICE CREAM Charles A Mlller NOTARY PUBLIC and INSURANCE PHONES Offxce 7401 Res 3744 139 Park Avenue AMHERST OHIO Compllments of Lehman Electrlc Servlce 420 South Maln Street Phone 5051 AMHERST OHIO CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 46 Mlldrefl S Laclles Shop DRESSES COATS SUITS and ACCESSORIES 182 PARK AVE AMHERST O Dr. W. G. Schaeffer D E N T I S T Lorain County Bank Bldg. AMI-IERST, OHIO Page 68 ., A, A ............. ,......,. ..,. ...- . ,-,L ..'--.. 1 15 , xl 1 I a , . I L fi.-bM,Lcr '- . I ,,,, ., Q. . 5 , Q va.-we A . . , lg . I3 M "... 1 :A 9 3 -X 1 f . - ' ' . A f , 0. 9 o s Th ' U . ' 0 5 ' , ' , , ' 9 ' 9 1 . - ' 9 . , . .N .H . CHARLES EBBS Men s and Women s WEARINC APPAREL AMHERST OHIO SUUARE d ALCO QUALITY COAL The Amherst Lumber C0 t bl h d 908 li ST OH O H0 E 431 e Farmers Elevator AMI-IERST OHIO Dr N A Ruhel DENTIST in VER liVVElE Annu: omo h St ZENITH RA IOS ATTORNEY AT LAW AMHERST ol-no BAET Z DAIRY AMI-IERST OHIO MARY EDWARDS Amherst Reauty Salon AMHERST OHIO -' : 9 9 u Sl ' 1 215 Churc . Amherst, Q D Zhi L Repair, Re-roof 4-1'-MMI' Remo el Now' 5 Compliments of Liiriiin Devoe Paints I I A D. R. 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B NG an ATING ' Phone 4 9 Am ers , Ohi 9 5 ar Avenue School and Office Supplies - Cigars Cigarettes - Tobacco Delicatessen 8: Shelf Groceries 6773 W Phone 1 6191 M T, Phone My HEN BETTER P R ecca Records - hee Music A E H0 N Latest Radio Song Favorites at ! I T M k AVCIIUC M , COmplimenfS of Compliments of Park Ave. , I i Compliments of Compliments of 9 . or rvlce SPECIAL TRAINING MAIxEb THE DIFFERENCF IN THE COMMUNITY IN BUSINESS IN x OLR PERSONAL AFFAIRS Specnal tramln IVCS you reater poss1bIIIty of accomplxshment and cess Some people are merely followers whrle others are leaders who dIrect the work or the followers Get speclal busmess tramm and bullcl for Ieaderslnp and success Wrlte or call for cletalled Informatlon THF OBERLIN SCHOOL OF COMMFRC F Compllments f FOX Funeral Home AMHERST OHIO BFL GOOD CLOTHEQ ELYRIA OHIO Compllments I LYON TAILOR9 Compllments of DR A H SMITH AMHERST OHIO C .I EHRMAN REALTOR 8: GENERAL INSURANCE Phones 5533 5703 AVIHERST OHIO ARNER MOTOR SALE? Phone 6862 959 Park Ave ANIHERST OHIO EIN GRAVINGS IIN THIS BOOK INDIANAPOLIQ ENCRAVINC COMPANY Compllments of C E BAKER OPTOMETRIST Park Axenue AWIHERST OHIO Compllments of DR F E MERRITT AWIHERWT OHIO Page 71 1 I T 1' R1 J I I . . . g g. g . .. . Suc- Z J J ,J J I I 0 I E J Ii , C00 I A I I , i , , S l W L I ' o X - . I , A I l , , l I BY ' E E- I H O O Q 0 A - I I A y O . . O I I 1- I . , Compliments of A 81 P TEA COMPANY Corner Park and Church Sts AMHERST OHIO Linoleum Rugs and Carpets Venetnan Blmds DON FREDERICK Phone 3353 154 E Martm St AMHERST OHIO Compliments f MISCHKA S COAL YARD White Oak Sunbeam Pocahontas Robm Hood Cavalier Stoker Coal AMHERST OHIO S E STEVENS ATTORNEY AT LAW Park Bank Building AMHERST OHIO Phone 7202 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 46 Lelmbacll SCPVICC MAY YOUR LIFE S JOURNEY BE AS SMOOTH AS SUNOCO DYNAFUEL SANDSTONE FOR LARGE AND SMALL HOMES WALLS TERRACES FLOORS SIDEWALKS CLFVELANDSTEUAEETESS COMPANY Z I L C H FUNERAL HOME Continuous Faithful Service Smce l9l4 340 Park Avenue Phone 425 AMHERST OHIO Compliments of HOLZHAUER SHOES AMHERST OHIO We Need Your Head m Our Business SMlTH'S BARBER SHOP Union Barber Shop AMHERST OHIO Complxments of Wesbecher Hardware Alfred Flowers Stanley Stark Phone 475 263 Main St I 0 o L . , C , l ' o 9 . Q O - Exclusive Agents For - 6 6 9 9 J . l