Steele High School - Annual Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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'3' STEELE SPOTLIGHT RUSSEL AKERD MARGARET ALLEN WILLIAM ANDERSON CHARLES ALGHE ANITA AUSTIN 'VIABEL ATTICK ANITA BOYER ROBERT BAKER CATHERINE BABER DORCAS BRYANT SOPHIA BRUSK N IRGINIA BRANDENBURG N '36-1 gr' 'A fs Ani! QF' 4 s ff , 1 , 1 Nh E L, lu ff. ' I 1 65 x I s ' I itfvffig I If '80 1' ' 1 I K I Ag! 'I w. W' 6 V M Q . v -fg ' 7.

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STEELE SPOTLIGHT W and the advantages of college to them They will find that the precedent et by the former students of this school yv1ll make them welcome applicants We must not linger too long Thcrc are cthers waiting to fill the places we are about to leave The yvorld has room only for those who are eyer strlylng forward so yve must choose our course and moye swlftlv on towards the yvork of serylce for which our life ID Steele has prepared us Sylyla HU1NN1fZ .J THE SENIORS GOAL A goal is defined as being the final purpose end or aim a bound which must be passed through to score I like to thlnk of lt as some thing which cannot be reached until eyery effort of mmd and body has been put forth to attain It And yet I wouldnt have it lntan glble nor so high that it would cause dis couragement When one gets to be a senior one usually has at least a fair ldea of where he would like to serye he has sifted the var1ous professions and has chosen at least tentatiyely what he would The widely diyergent courses opened to us haye giyen us opportunity of y1ew1ng the p1 ac tcal and art1st1c professlons of llfe We hayc had the priyilege of electing subjects suitable to our individual tastes Now we are looking forward to a practical way of fulfilling our ambitions There are certain traits which wc haye cnc quired as we haye trayeled toward oui goal These are the characteristics of kindness a sense of sharing and a loye for fellow workers This high idealism IS traditional of Steele We haye learned it by being a part of it With these ldeals before us we shall striye for frlendly assoclatlon Vlth others and an attl tude of helpfulness and persey erance w hatey er our goal may be Mary Morrissett 33 THE OPEN ROAD AHEAD Beyond the threshold of the school lies the open road It is a road full of hard knocks ex perience and happiness Soon we as Seniors w1ll Join the madding crowd upon this pathway of life Today we are bustllng hurrying here and there working to termlnate our twelve years spent ID a hard grind We realize that the timc has finally arriy ed when we shall receive our just compensation for our anxieties our burdens as school youths We shall receive 1 small pie e of paper called a diploma Twelve years we haye worked to get lt It IS the em blem of our achiey ement xxrlth all the anticlpatlons of the graduate we reach Commencement Day comes a reality to us We seem to grow up in our last hours of hlgh school life A lump arises in our throat and a tear in our eye Oh yes we w1ll deny it Funny, isnt it but we hate to admit the truth It must be human nature to say loudly Well thats over Then life be After the curtain falls upon the many playcrs on the stage we part never to meet as a unified body We shall follow the paths of our pro pensities Some are fortunate in seek1ng the road of higher education others through ne cessity or desire yylll enter the commercial world ln our group we may haye '1 future plesldent a great business executlye a gemus ln the arts an Edison We represent a con glomeratxon of success and failure sorrow and happiness VVe w1ll move in the midst of the thronged populace looking forward This is ou future this IS the open road ahead Rose Rothbel g H 5' I SPIN, 61'-7331, ' r s,cS' W el 1 2' . S ' n 1 - V . V - , . V V , , I X r ' V. . . . 1 f , . ' ' VV V C g V V ' v' V vq v ' S ' , . , ' - V ' ' v 1 'l , 7 l l A .4 . 4 . 5 . v . Y . v . 1 . .99 Q . v . . . l ' ' , -1. . , 4 . A - ,, . ' Y Y . D . - , , ' 7 1 . ' Q ' ' ' V - ' . Q . I Q - - 1- . - I 4 . ,L VV . . . Y v - . . . Y . . 1 . Q ' 7 . , - v . Y . , . Q . . . . . - ' ' 1 , - . . tt V VV . . V . . Y U A . . . V . , . V . . Y V , - llke to do. . . 1 - ' 1. v 1 ' y' 5.1 Y- ' I Y ' T . . . . ' . . c ' ' c V V V V V . .- 1 s- f-' ' , ' , X V , . V X . . . . . L . . V V V , . Y . A . 4 2' W c c ' . -. . . . . - s- . . . V V V , V , K .- t . - - . ' , V V V V V . ' V V- V A ' . fi. . . , . . , . xl 5 2-. ' , f' -. V . 'Y . ' , g . - F s 1, . . . I VA'-T Q.lv v 1 ' 4 , Iafq . J ,if . . , . V t . . - . xx- S' V v '- v V V - V

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95,3 STEELE SPOTLIGHT VELMA APTHUR BERTHA ABLOD. ROSALIE ABLON LLOYD CRAMFORD HELEW ARINOLD FRED ALBRIGI-IT WILLIAM ASTBURY ROBERT BADER PRESTON BAKER IRMA BORK RICHARD BUEKER MARY BUNDY 03 :Cin wif! t I X , A 6 -' YJ, V A X1 'G f 9 I , ,,,., 4 1 RQ A 'S 1 ' i 0' K EI I , t-