Steele High School - Annual Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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STEELE SPOTLIGHT

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6 STEELE SPOTLIGHT STAFF Editor-in-Chief .,,...... ,.,.....,,....... P hilip Stein Associate Editor ......... ......,,. C harles Harbottle Sr. Business Manager ...... .Y........ L loyd O'Hara Asst. Business Manager ....... ...,,.,. R obert Baker J r. Business Mahager ..............Y,., Stanley Frankel Assts. Jr. Business Managers ...,.,...... Boris Sokol Carl Ablon Leon Siff Soph. Business Manager ..............,7..,... Jack Lisle Asst. Soph. Business Manager..David McMillen Senior Local Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Betty Mundhenk Junior Local Editor ...................,,, Jean O'C0nnor Sophomore Local Editor ,,.,,, Martha Richardson Alumni Editor .....,..,..i...,.......,....., Charlotte Poock Exchange Editor ..,..,... ........ N orman Cowden Art Editors ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, .,...,.. C atherine Lohman Rosemarie Davis Society Editor ........,. ,....,. F ranklin Graham Society Editor ..,,,, ,..,,.,, K atherine Boose Athletic Editor ,,.,.,,, Athletic Editor .,,,,,,.,..... ....,...James Jacobi .....,..Gladys Jache Clrculatl on Manager .,,,..,,..,......,.. Eugene DuVal Asst. Circulation Managers .,.,..,.,. Bruce Witwer James Wilcock Jr. Circulation Manager .,..................,. Carl Smith Asst. J r. Circulation Manager .....,., John Shively Soph. Circulation Mgr ......... Gibbons Fitzpatrick Science Editor .........................,...,.... Francis Smith Senior Contributing Editor ...... Dorothy Bernard Asst. Sr. Contributing Editor .,,. Marian Margolis Junior 'Contributing Editor .,.... Dolores Simpson BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SPOTLIGHT Agora ,,..,..., ..,.. Art Club ........ Aurean .....,.. Criterion ........ Eccritean ........ Elizabeth Hyre ,,.,..,Catherine Lohman ,,,,.,.,,.,,,Anna Breese Charles Harbottle ..,...... Mary Jane Routzong Library Club ,...,,.... ...................,.,, J ohn Lee Neotrophean .....,.. .,....,,,,,,,,,, D ewey Butts Philomathean .......,,. ,..,,., W illiam Fitzpatrick Press Club ,...,.... ,,,...,,,,.,,,,, D on Rossell Spur ,,,..,.,,,.,.... Katherine Boose Representatives appointed by the Principal from the school at large ..,, Norman Cowden Helen Sword FACULTY ADVISERS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Miss Mary Alice Hunter Miss Wilmah Spencer Miss Frances Hunter Miss Faye Cleveland Miss Myriam Page

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8 STEELE SPOTLIGHT X , X E . lf Z 7 Q B il-Q , l - - 'N 4? 1 .X ,' 1' it .T T - 0 N ,J 213 'fri ev 5' 3 3 aa, -- sf i of 1 ffl SL fy ' ,iv 'f' my ww I fn sl l 2 S. X' wW i ' ! m.f. f A I Ll l' 0 F if gig H w ,U m - , n q eff'-5 . P Qi T 4,1 i -Q fi? 'LJ-7 . 7 A 'I 1 3 . I .vig ii 4. Wf.wL'AMa. L is ' J HAIL AND FAREWELLU As the school year draws to a close, we seniors realize that our pleasant days spent at Steele are soon to be ended. Like the end of a perfect day, we dread realizing that our three years of enjoyment through the acquisition of knowledge, through the strong friendships made, the Fine ideals instilled, are to end with graduation. This school has meant a great deal to all of us. Our principal and assistant principal have made us feel that Steele is our schoolg we should better it if possible, be proud of it, hold it high in our thoughts. We cannot express in words our deep appreciation to all the teachers for their untiring efforts in order to prepare us for later life. They have instilled within us the desire to make our lives worth while. They have been the guiding torch, leading us on to high thoughts, morals, and desires. They have always been willing to help us, and to them we owe our sincerest thanks. We want them to feel that they are our permanent friendsg and that whenever we can be of aid, We are at their service. To have a true friend is to possess one of the world's greatest treasures. We appreci- ate the number of highly valuable friendships that we have made in our school careers. When we graduate, we want to retain them as worthy assets. The association with other boys and girls in school has been, perhaps, one of the finest possible means of preparation for later life. We have acquired many friends and, at the same time, poise and mental balance. In school our extracurricular activities have rounded out our personalities and physical characteristics. We have had ample oppor- tunity for the cultivation and training in leadership. In athletics our athletes have been instilled with strong hearts and good ethics of sportmanship. Every type of school activity entered into has helped us in some way or in some manner, intellectually, physically, or morally. Our school has been the vital factor in the expansion of our mental ability, in the development of our personality, in the completion of new American manhood and womanhood. We look back with joyous feelings at the innumerable pleasant experiences that we have enjoyed in our short school careers. We most certainly will retain the strong friendships made, the high ideals created, and the vast knowledge received in our three years as Steele students. As we leave let us say, '4Hail and farewell to Steele, the Hnest school in the land. Cheer for Steele High School, hail her bright name, Deep in our hearts will her memory remain. Leonard Levy, '35.