East Liverpool High School - Keramos Yearbook (East Liverpool, OH)

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ra Violet Karavanic Merrill Hall 1-4 Laura Ashbaugh Clyde Muse Mrs. Laura Ashbaugh and Mr. Clyde Muse are Q two substitutes whom our junior and seniors have come to know very well. Mrs. Ashbaugh taught chemistry for the first six weeks while Mr. Lorah was convalescing from his heart attack last sum- mer. She later came back to teach American gov- A ernment when Miss O. lkirt was forced to withdraw from her position during the second six weeks be- cause of illness. Mr. Muse replaced Miss Marie Crawford, who was not able to teach during the second semester because of her health. He teaches American his- tory and advises Senior Forum. E. Bookman E. Troutman M. Russell L. Griffin vu-ug I 4 ' - s- 1.- ,4 1 3 ' ' 'pay X tl Nl ts . V - T 1 h nl. Q 'xl . Some people whom we often see but seldom stop to think about are the custodians. These men work quietly and efficiently to keep our school neat, clean, and warm during the cold winter months. During the summer they're employed washing the walls, cleaning the woodwork, and doing other things necessary to keep E L H S in top condition. E. Flesher W. Smith J. Watkins .- Q, i . 5 , U i R. rugofe y I . I1 A X-N

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Quiet, interested, studious - yes, but they have fun too. l-lere, soon to be experimenting in the great laboratory ot the world, are some of the future chemists at America. This year, however, they have been occupied in helping the elements of school life combine more rapidly and successfully. The potential strength at our nation depends upon the students,