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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Mp? 5' 1, ' ,H QYJE I School Life Page Six Administration ,. Page Eighteen Activities Page Fifty-eight 1 - -I-'--S ft. arf 9 ' Seniors Page Thirty Sports . Page Eighty-two Underclassmen Page Forty-eight Advertisements A , Page Ninety-eight

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Marlon L Steele Hugh School Four F OREWORD September 2 1958 marked a turning polnt m the hlstory of the Amherst Publlc Schools on thus date hugh school classes for the flrst time reported to Marlon L Stu-lc High School The pages of thls book mall remlnd us of the memorable hours spent lh the colorful, spacious classrooms, ln the attractn e, wlde corridors, and ll1 the modern, well equipped library, art room, shop, and laboratories We shall recall with pleasure the lndwldual lock ers, the gay colored draperles, the green chalk boards, the comfortable new desks, and the many bulletm boards Proudly me dedlcated thls bulld mg to our dear friend and former prmclpal, Miss Steele We hope that this year's s6Amh8fSt0hl3U,,, our flrst all hugh school yearbook, will help you remember our nevs bulldlng and the many events sshlch took place during the school year 1958 1959 3 O 0 ' e 'X , ,4 :spy-113, ' 4 , '- -sg 5 - f'?ffi.i51Fn K p , fs- . . ,gy , . fd, is K -A ff . 'X Q, 4 , . j ipjisj ' ' L '5f fw:'AF.- A- NX .7 .f A , V 'rgfi' 1 3, -Nur N . I L . I I :K 6 . x t t In A ,X ps , N--W, X ' . ,V ' f I 'll7'13'3 1 , A 1 - Q.n,,.Q?ssk V .X K EX Q T1 I x V - I i , ' gi, x A - or ' - , a x 3 . , . . . ' ' 1 .

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