Steele High School - Annual Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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ff wi- V ix 1 l Steele Calendar Sept. T-School starts. Mm-I1 t'0lllpill'lSH11 of freckles, at-quired during the SlIllllllQl'. Sept. S-N0 sehool. llll1'1'k1l1 for the Fairl Het.. 2-Steele defeats Sandusky. Seore S3-3. Het. S-Digniiied 4?l Seniors are again little girls-curls, braids, bobs, ete. Ut-t. 153-Uin' iii-st reports are given ont. The slowness with which a. great many students leave the building at 2:10 is t.he1'efo1'e explained. Why should they go home? 04-t. 23-The won-ld's biggest 1-irt-ns is in town, tSteele's stupendous earnivall. It shows what eooperation eau at-eonlplish. Oet. 28-Steele's original llllllStl'l'lS appear. Dean Fpson t'llilI'll1S the st-hool tail-ls espeeiallyi by singing Avalon. Het. 30-A holiday and no rain! Steele defeats Springfield 55-0. Nov. G-The touted West Teeh team of 4'leVeland is no match for Steele eleven. St-ore 63-T. Nov. 12-Assembly. illl2l1'lt'S Swain Thomas of IeIa1'Va1'd I'nive1'Sity addresses school. Ile inspires a desire for better English. Nov. 24fTlianlcsg'iving Assembly. Two t-level' plays presented by Ilrainatie Art elasses. Housing' speet-h from AIP. lAill'l'y Bevan. Nov. 25-Turkey. Annual 4-lash between Steele and Stivers for t-ity football ehanipionship. Stivers tights hard, but tl1e inevitable hap- pens-Steele wins, 28-0. Nov. 29-Steele Rah! Big eeleln-atioii. Steele shakes hands with ll9l' football stars. Dee. 2-A real treat! Edgar A. Guest addresses the Sehool. Page One Hundred and Twenty-Two