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

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Po THE RECORD Scholarship Group ,WW ,, l FIRST ROVV-L. McConnell, M. VVi1helm, M. Berger, T. Dyvbzinski, M. Nord, lvl. Kovach, M. Steinke. E. Finnegan, SECOND ROW-J. Beres. R. Kelly. R. Zilch, H. Heck, VV. Berk, H. Roenier. H. Zink, M. 'Witte, F. VVilheln1. THIRD ROW-D. Ludwig, G. Innes, S. Norton. P. Braun, VV. Guild. R. Baetz. E. Segert, J. Innes. SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST Saturday, April 26, a group of Amherst High students went to Rdigeville to en- ter the State Scholarship Contest. Wanda Berk won first honors in English lY and Paul Braun won first in French I. Those who participated were: English I: lillll-'ll Finnegan. Joe Beres, Frederick Ebbs. Frederick VVilhel1ng English Il: lNl.1rgare1 Berger, Mary Nord, Marion VVitte and lllarie VVilhelm: English III: George Innes. U011P11d Ludwig' and William Guild: English IV: YVanda Berk ffirist place! and Ruth Zilch Qsecond plalcel: F!'911Cl1 I2 Paul Braun Qtirst placej and Donald Lud- Wlg ltlllrd pl3C6lQ Fl'e1lCl1 II: Rlltll ZllCl1f5910011d place-J gud Wianda Berk ttliiril P18093 Latin I: Joe Beresi Latin II! Margaret Berger and Theresa Dybzinski: C'l19D1iSU'y2 Paul B1'21ll11 Bild Seymour NOrtong Algebra: Margaret Kovach, Mildred Steinke and Frederick NVilhelm: Geometry: Edwin Segert, Richard Baetz, XVillian1 Guild and Ralph Kelly.

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TH li RIZCORII Operetta PICKLES 'a Pickles, a musical comedy by Benedict, Wilson and Crane, wfas presented by the combined Glee Clubs under the direction of Mr. Moore, May 8 and 9, 1930. The program was as follows: CHARACTERS 1-IANS MAIER, proprietor of Wurtzelpraeter Inn LOUISA, waitress .................... . .... CAPTAIN KINSKI, Chief of Detective Bureau of RUMSKI lm A. BUMSKI 5- llailS faithful sleuths ......... Vienna . . . . . I . ...l J. JENNISON JONES, an advertising expert ,, JIGO, a Hungarian Gypsy ............. , , , , , ILONA, a Gypsy girls ................. , , , , , ARTHUR CREFONT, a. young American artist . . JUNE PEQNINGTON, an American heiress , , , Q--.-.-....---.. Robert Standen Arlene Uleski . Laurie Miller Richard Draves Myron Northeim Howard Nalley Donald Ludwig . Kathryn Strohmeier . . . . . Dennis Reynolds . . . . Ruth Zilch JONAS H- PENNINGTON, DI'0Dl'i6t01' of Peter Piper Pickles .Clarence Frederick LADY VIVIAN DELANCY, a ch1arm'ing English widow ...... ...... Carolyn Sharp '1'he other members of the Glee Clubs took the roles of Tourists, Burgers, Vien- nese maidens, waiters and gypsies. PLACE' ACT I--Garden of Wurtzelpraeter Inn, Vienna, at Carnival Time, ACT ll-A Gypsy camp near Vienna, that evening, ACT llI-Same as Act I, the next evening, Time--The present. DIRECTION Director-Mr. Moore. Assistant Directors-Miss Rice and Mr. Stlauffer. Dancing-Miss Lanpher and Miss Murray. Pianist-Miss Murray. Stage Manager-Mr. Hearn, assisted by John Franklin and Alt Art and Make-up-Miss Hearn and Miss Spelnran. Business Manager-Valerie Epply. Advertising Maniager-George Innes. on Schofield.

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Oratorical and Reading Group l-'HIST ROVVAM. Williams, K. SIFOII meier. R. Standen, G. Hubbard. G. Giblin SECOND ROW-V. Wesbecher, G. lnnis, M. Nord. All1lll0l'Sl High SCIIOOI had 21 Very Sllucesstul year in the field of oratory and reading. Six readers and two orators competed in the local contest, April 8. First place in readings went to Kathryn Strohmeier, second place to Grace Hubbard and third place to Geraldine Giblin. In oratory first place was won by Robert Standen and second by George Innes. Kathryn Strohnieier, with her reading. Nicoletta, and Robert Standen, with his oration, Shall We Go Back, won first honors for Amherst in the County Preliminary Contest at Brookside April 9, and at the County Contest, at Amherst April 11. Robert Standen, representing Lorain County, went to Kent and was again victorious. A bronze wall plaque was pre- sented to Lorain County for having won the Northeastern Ohio Contest three times.