Steele High School - Annual Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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An Appreciation T is with a deep sense of appreciation for the valuable assist- i ,y ,Wi ance they have received, that the Staff of the Annual sub- '7J:w:1eftf9l - - - . A e 1 1n1ts this issue to you. To Miss Mary Alice Hunter and Miss Helen R. Burns we wish to offer our heartfelt thanks, for their advice and tireless energy in help- ing to make this Annual a. success. The success of every Annual is largely due to these two faithful teachers. This publication owes a great deal of its beauty and attractiveness to Miss Annie Campbell, Miss Helen ll. lVa1'e a11d students of the Art departments. To Miss Frances Hunter we owe many thanks for the valuable suggestions and ready assistance she has so kindly given us at all times. lVe appreciate the help of Mary Jane Luttrell, Bernice Buyer, Irma Schiebe, Virginia Thomason and James C1'0llilIl, for their artistic touches. For many of the clever ideas which adorn our pages, we are deep- ly grateful to Dennis Brane, an. alumnus of the Class of 1918. Virginia Lee, of the Class of 1918, very kindly contributed the Pro- logue and Epilogue to this Annual. To Mr. Painter, our print-ipal, and the entire Faculty, we owe an appreciation. for their thonghtfulness and good will towards the pro- gress of our Annual. A deep indebtedness is felt by us toward the students, who have contributed the material for these pages, and for all those who have been instrumental in placing our Annual among the important activities of Steele. Page Ten THE ANNUAL

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