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

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Krevgcr Killlllllli C. ' I R. NVettrich 1 Ha l mme- Penton Taylor SEPT. 27--Spent a busy day as a library assistant cataloguing the library under the direction of Mrs. Shreiner's cute daughter Mary. OCT. 24--Pre-flight boys contributed to the war effort by collecting 59 bags of milkweed floss. OCT. 26-The band in collaboration with the Girl Scouts. presented a pageant of the United Nations at the Clearview-Amherst football game. free-geese--s.M..e V fc if bf I rdf, ---I W-M .... ,flkl'lF3MBE1c 20 i 4 -' , Xe---X...gm 6 ,4,,,H1,4 ff N , J 7000-cd, f wwf., t ZZ., ,AQUA f M Ln., D501-QL '---Q, ,L..,.,,,, -, ,.., . H,-1 V. Pincombc K. Brown P. Pc-nion C. Kominis

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'Q A Record of friends, teach- ers, studies, clubs, plays, sports, publications-a pictorial resume of all the people and the activities that have contributed to your many happy times during the past year--this is what we have tried to recall for you in our diary of the school year, September, I944, to june, l945. Remember? SEPT. 61- And then the whining school boy . . . . creeping like a snail Unwillingly to school. What fun to meet the old gang after a summer of war work, farming, domestic toil, or loafing! We found three new teachers in our midst, among them Mr. Pincombe, who had returned after an absence of two years. lVliss Steele welcomed a large group of freshmen into the study hall, and we all settled ourselves in different seats and prepared to begin our labors. SEPT. 9iAlready the hall guards have found out that even in spite of Mrs. Eppley the junior high folks haven't learned that they should walk on every step. SEPT. l7-Prexy Smythe presented his candidate for president, Jake the Gremlin, at our first chapel. SEPT. l9--The Mixed Chorus started weekly rehearsals at the unearthly hour of 8:10 A. M. SEPT. 27-Was l nervous to be interviewed by the state inspector today! After inspecting the teaching, equipment, and special departments, Mr. Lou- thian of the State Department of Education, submitted a favorable report. SEPTEMBER 9 4 lil yluml' na' oivtfltbyt! .L XA I! f,6g...Aff2fwug . gt',d,A! Mez, 1 N

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