Steele High School - Annual Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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-57,4 Qqiaf QV! Ennratnue Art Ananrmtxnn O FAR thls year the Decoratlse Art AQSOC13t10H has wer-1 httle to sl1ow for the monthly stlcam of n1ekles trlck hug along lnto 1ts tlemsurw Indeed, the SOCl6tV does not seem to haxe done 111u1 11 111 conlparlson w ltll what 1t accompllshed last year, w hen It set up tl1e hon on Olll campus the l1on secured after sew en long vars of to find the lund of l1on, and of sculptor, lflll of 1nater1al llkelv to s.1t1sfw 11s aftu we got t The gem s acqua1nt.1111e Wltll lt 111s shown It to us 1n rfun, snow, 'md sunny weather, always ine and now ta.k1n0f on rlcher tones of bronze fro111 exposure to thc weather Last year, too, we mat Nllss Hyatt, tl1e sculptor of our l1on, w l1o 1s 11ow our frlend and an honoled lIl9lllllLI' of our issoclatlon It may look, lndeed, as lf tl1e Decoratne Art Ass-oc1at1on were domg nothlng at all to adorn the school, but It IS at work, nu ertheless, upon several projects, plannlng for one thlnff, to mount two fine statues ln the mam hall on pedestals formed by an extenslon of the oak walnscotlng, and, for another, to transform the a11d1tor1u1n lnto the most dlgnlfied and beautlful part of the school In regard to the first plan, Nhss Beck has now a number of photographs of sp1r1ted uoups of ll0l SlS 'Incl cowhoss, l1lfl10StlI1g both as th1 work of l1ut7on B0PfTllllll, one of thc formmost rKlllLI'1l ln s1ulpto1s, 1nd as 1 record of 1 tspe of X111er1c1n llfe now sw1ftl1 p 1ss111fv Nl1s.s Beck w1ll be glad to show these pll0t0fl lphs to those wl1o care to sae thc 111 Uur second pl 1n, how es er, IS so bm '1 Xen fust that we know w hat we w ant T duoratc the lll4llt,0I'll1lll-11018 tllls mean to four w 1lls 10111112 and w oodw o1k Wltll fresh k 1lson11n1 and p'11nt md 111110 el1f1f111t plctures thcrc ' B1 tlltlflll w f1lls wc must haw, and to leep the w '1lls clean after we ffmt them, 1t IN proposed that we put ID a hwh oak w 11nscott1nff, much l1k1 that 111 the l1al1s 1ll 'l.I'0l1Ild the room No rubblng of shouldmrs would dmfue such L surface, and how elegant such f1, roo1n would be-the w alls flat spftces of qulet color r1s1ng abox e w 'unscottmfv of almost tl1e same dllll golden tout New curtams for stage and wmdow s, of course, ucn 1f we 111ust hope for gifts f1o1n some fnendly soc1ety At present there IS es en '1 project for '1 palntcd fr1e7e 1n I'lCll, soft color to run lround tl1e 100111 at the top of tl1e wf11n scotmg some sucl1 array of 'figures as the Panterburv Pllgrlms rldlng along through the sunhght 'md shadow of an Apr1l day Page Twenty Su: ' ' 1 A .,,. . .. .1-M 14 -1 ,,,., ' ' X 1 X Q 1 1 ,Y ' 4 .1 ' ':-1 . ' M., 1 I ' ' ' ' 1 -n 4 Ax 1. ' ' L1 l 2 V A A l 1 N 1 1 K ..1 1' -1 X mi ,. , ' .1 'di ' , ,f 4 . 1 , W , f rj I -. K ,f 5 .. 4 v 1. 1' 1 N X fl 1 .., ' 1 .15 J -f --. 1 ff 1 - '11- qi, A X ... , 9- w Q --1 , - A ',. 4. ' '1- 1 1 .- .i-wh 6 6 O 4 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 v 1 ' L1 ' , . , ,, . . . . Q. ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 L, ' k V .1 - lk L .A ' 3 1 1 11 . 1 1 .1 1. -. 2 1... x . . . 1 1. 1- z , 1 1 .z ' ' v 11 ' 1 v' v 1 1 1' ' i 1 1' I K - , , , x - . 4 n L rs. A 1 . , , 1 1 1 . . . . . . . ga .1 .. 1 , . Y I . I , I at L .W l l . Y Y, 2 Y 7 .' . V - X . - L. v , 1 be . 1 k n 6 C savlng and of groplng about almost bllndly ture that w 11 tl1111k 1t w1s11 to be very sure . . 1 1 ' 2' in 1 1 Y 1. ' v 1. 0 . . 1 , . - 1 . 1 . 1 1 1. ., 1. , .. 1 1 .. . ,. 1 , I' .1 'z .1 1.. . ,a. 1. ,,, 1 1,. 1 1 U1 , 1 1 1' D ' 1 V u x - L 12 xi t' 1tl K1 1 A . . 7 E K1 X K1 X 1 'll A I 4 ll - v, r 1 v 5, 1 1 1 ' 1 x ' I v A L. t, 1 ' I ' 1 1 n 1- 1 I5 . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' ' I 1 K, 1 4 I . A A . , . 1 . ' 1 1.2, .1 . 2 r e o 1 v . rv ' 1 . 1' .- 1 n 1 K A , , ' . 1 1 1 1. 1 -1 1 , , v a 1 o Y . ' ' ' ' '- c F 1. 1 1 i - . ' , ,T 1 ' 1- 1 ,. L A n L . I v . x v L 1 v 1 U . , , , ' 1 1 ' ' 1 I K X ' v v I o Ai I v , 1' l C . 1 , K . 1 1 Q . . . 1 i k - A , 1 J V r 1 1 - 1 1 k 1 .

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'LII lltlbt to 111111 through whom he secured xxmk iuwt Vltll Xbbq md lltil xuth bu wc ut, fol Hum tw o mum xx 011x041 It thy pfuut lllUb tm thu Bobton L1b1 115 1u Lngl md ID L xuy 11101, btudlo xslugh thq used 111 umm mon Xbbey palntul 501111, ilfty to mxfty of 1115 fl lllLQ fl 0111 Corsl, md bugunt elm 1 ll 01 mme When C01s1 stood f01 thu Qplgn dnl xouuff figulc of thi, plophet Hosc 1, hc Lt Once took the pose dexued and 0 Lthuud thu horny dmpux Lbout 111111 xx 1th such II tlbtlc beauty th lt bllnlllt xx 011.011 lutcnscly to punt 111 tha xsholg hguu flnd 111315013 bc foie the 1ll0dLl 11101 Ld so tlut C0151 stood xuthout :L nat f01 three hours 'md tu euty uunutes bome one sud to the model after ww ards, 'XX eren t gou te111b13 t118d?, '4Oh, yes was the leply, but you ought to have Qeeu S lfgtllf lhe O11 pillllflllff, Road to the Barn, on the senond floor, was pzunted by 1 fOI'1l1i1 h10'l1SC1l00l boy, Hr Huffo D1-oehhch, wud glven us by h1n1 soma wears zwo lN0t1ce the Hrm pa.1nt1ng of the road and grass 111 the foreground, and the tender softness of the llte afternoon 11 ht lS thi plctuu rucedeg ulto the d1Qf,ZLI1L0 M1 Lliwlllldl fonnuly t uwhf ut 1Il IH ltt Illstlluic, 111001. yn, u IS mm Ullllllkiltl mth thi I 1 lll f 1113 Nh 1112 101111111-5, 0 cu ml. UU IS xx 111 x8 1 lll f 0121 e nlmuls of Du ll llu lll 111111 sl lllll on thc 11111115001 and 1 con o in Ollfflll 11 III 1 muu 1114 IS lnoxx I1 IS ' llm Bm P1l1Lxll1 thx I lt lhm 0I'l0'lll 11 bc ongs to tl thud uni Um 10113 IS fm X lluable 0 , xxhcm 1 1 mll not be found 111 LII up to xxlmt sw lmw 111 the school 11111 look 'ibout us 'IS 110 H2111 through the hfllls lhls blvllltlflll lft, 1 perm mont 10111, vue mm to the 0'OIlC1OQ1tS of XIPQ George W Plulllpi NX e han llso two lllIldQ0lllC 011 p 11nt1n0's lofuwd bx Vw J B lllrwlxer tl10US1Qt1ne NI ld0I1I1d, on thc Second floor, 'md the Hhlffol of 1110 AI'1Ill1IlC11tl0I1 ID the A d t01'1u1n Alumni ntvn UL two 01deQt Alumnfe, Nllss Carollno S BIOXSII and Nhss Esthel Wxduer, the onlw 1110 QI ldl1i1t9S of the 111 st class, that of 15.34, were earned to thou' final restmfv place 111 Woodlfxnd Cumtug last year, both h'lX1l1g gn L11 pl utlcflllg all of then' In es to the seruuu of Du ton Q pub llc schoolg the f0I'1l191 'is 'L ffmde teachu, the latter as a prmupfml of one of the dw trlct schools IREQUISCANT IN MCE The more than threc thousand graduates of the Dayton Hlgh School smce 1804 have been scattered over tho face of the eu1r'tl1, though, perhaps, mmt of them are to be found in the city of their 4fAlma NI2lf9l,,, and 2113111 have an 1nterwt ln her xx elfdre T110 follomng are in the faculty of the Steele High School: Ahce Hall 87 Bertha.V Gelge 81 Louxse F Mayer 69 Beng R Showalter 04 Mlma. J Weaver 98 Carr1eA Breene 83 Mary Ahce Hunter 94 Anule Campbell 79 August F Foerste 80 Albert J Shantz 98 PI'1I'lflPllN of dlqfllit Qchooh lu thc, uts Ellzabeth R McClure Florence Odlxn 88 Anna K Schmldt 49 Ellen Tomlmson 77 Grace H Stlvers 82 Helen R Burns 87 Agnes E Osboln 94 Dalsy A Shellhouse 96 EverettR Shaw 03 P H Oelman 08 Harry Wolf 09 Francxs Hunter 04 Lulu Llnkert 07 Thlrza. Brown 01 Tames M Craven 13 C C Davldson 71 Leota Clark 73 Teresa Corcoran 79 Nan B Hale 79 Fha f0HOXX1I1Q,' are on the facultx of thc Stn om Nlanufxl I'1a1n1ug School Helen Bauchmxller 02 E Jennle Newton 92 OIIVIE Todd 79 Clara Pagenstecker 91 Arthur Edward Clagget 0.?Katha.rine DBINISG 83 Edvsm J Brown 90 IS Supermtendent of the Das ton schools Frank W Mlller 87 and W1ll1am Werthner 43 are assxstant DI'1I1C1pa1S of the two Hlgh Schools Grace A Greene '80 IS princlpal of the Dayton Normal School, and Florence B Snowden, '86, IS her asslstant Frank S Breene is our Cxty So1ic1tor Page Twenty Exght ' ' v X f 1 ' v f 1 X ' n my 5 1 1,', ' , L. . Q in - f f 1 '. 1 Va aw' z.'- ' '. 1. . '. p ' 1' N., u ,K-. v x f 1 .1 .. - 2.5 .:' 'z 'x ' 'lt' bt ' R., ' . n , fu 1 '.,iA.,' P Z! ' L. Y. ,.,, ,H VE iq :H ll1'L. , , ' , ' , ' - ' , Y, Y xr , Y , 1'. ,- I xv Q zz-51, 1 . I x 1 . A I2 f X x 4 J -I'. II. . 1 x ' 1 ' ' . dm ' 0' bowls :wo ln Iso he ' H 21 ' ' . 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