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

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Miss Barbara Simcox, junior, struggling with a geometry problem. Dorothy Burt, Ray Smith, and' .loe Kenney attempt surgery on a biology victim. Figure Fixers lor Fifty-fivers As each year passed and mathematics be- came more and more important, we took both old and modern mathematics at E. L. H. S. Problems of everyday life called for the use of the methods of measuring quantities and values. Our department offered algebra I and ll, plain geometry, solid geometry, trigo- nometry, and general math. During the year the Mathematics Club had many speakers giv- ing interesting talks on how mathematics helped them in their fields. The Club planned several field trips - one to a nearby steel mill. Mr Frederic Frisk Subect' General Math Activit . - i - . v- Adviser to National Honor Society. Mr. Royd Hodge - Subjects: Algebra l, General Math, Plane Geometry. Activi ties: Adviser to Junior Hi-Y, American Education Commit tee, Mr. Donald Hood - Subiects: Community Civics, W :wi N . lt was hard for us to imagine what it would be like without radios, telephones, airplanes, and many other inventions of scientists. Young Abraham Lincoln studied his lessons by the dim light of burning logs, without even thinking, we turned on blazing electric lights. General Ulysses S. Grant rode part of his way to West Point on a slow canal boat, but we dashed about in powerful automobiles. Science is like a great genie that our teachers helped us to understand. Algebra I, General Math. Activities: Sponsor of Math Club and Freshman Class. Mr. David Newman - Subjects: Plane Geometry, Physics, Solid Geometry. Activity: Sponsor of Science Club. nm F

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Use of language is the only method of communi- cation. This year at East Liverpool High School, thought expression played a very important role. With our new dial phones, if we knew the numbers, we could be speaking with our cross-the-sea neigh- bors within a few minutes. In French, Spanish and Latin classes students learned not only to translate but also to acquire a vocabulary that per- mitted them to speak the language fluently. Many of the students participated in the Christmas Lan- guage Assembly: The Latin students wrote and produced a Roman Dragnet French students sang carols in French and told of native customs. The original Christmas custom, the celebration of the pinata, was portrayed by the Spanish students. It our coming citizens in schools all over the United States would study the different languages when given the privilege, they would be able to understand our world neighbors better, With the age of atomic powered vehicles almost here, tor- eign countries soon will not be foreign. In this age of radio, television, movies, newspap- ers, magazines, billboards, endless pamphlets, etc., the young people had to learn to recognize what was essential to their homes and community, E. L. H. S, students learned the skills not only of 1 .' 4 M-Qu ii , g tg A-N r' M ji ' ff 5 M X speaking and writing but also of listening, inter- . preting, analyzing, and evaluating. , ity -1, Miss Hilda Werner - Subjects: Algebra I, French l, an Activities: Sponsor of French Club, Radio Committee. I 'Y I Mr. William Wallace - Subjects: English I, Journalism ,I I, Activities: Sponsor of Keramos Echog Reserve Band, 4 31. ' Miss Mauriel Smith - Subjects: English I, ll, Activity: ii Sponsor of Sophomore Forum. Through Languages Makes Mrs. Helen Russel Haynes - Subjects: Latin I, ll. Ac- tivities: Sponsor of Latin I and ll Clubs, Future Teachers of America, Freshman Class. Miss Sara Heddleston -- Subjects: English Ill. Activities: American Education Week 0 f' Q a g e ,J f It Ciood Neighbors Committee, English Committee. Mr. Carl Pelini - Subject: English Ill. Activity: Assistant Football Coach. Mr. Ira Sayre - Subject: English I, ll. Activities: Sponsor of Keramos: Adviser to National Honor Society. . I I I N . Q

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ywf i ff gk 5, S ll llqu 4: 3 ' 'A G , 'X SX A ' ' Sf -e , ' Tv' f l y s A 'X 1 Mr. Claude Buckley i Subiect: Biology. Activities: Coach. Mr. Nate Loroh-f- Subject: Chemistry. Activity Asst. Football and Baseball Coach. Mr. John Ciccorelli - Faculty Manager of Athletics, Mr. Wilbert Moore - Sub Subiect: General Science. Mr. Joseph Cullen - Subject: jects: Biology, Psychology. Activity: Sponsor of Projec General Science Activities: Freshman Football, Track tion Club. Spacemen, Atoms, Hydrogen, Boom! 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 and clean. During the summer they're em- ployed woshing the walls, cleaning the woodwork, and doing other things necessary to keep E. L. H. S. in top condition. Indeed our custodians play an important port in our school. Top, left to right, Mr, Fletcher, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Lowe, and Mr. Smith, all ot thc High School Building. Bottom, Mr. Watkins, Mr. Harvey, and Mr, Cline from the M-Ag Mr. Tucker is in the Central Building. -.v-.qi , . , . -M I, sw. . JY .ls '4 I f l 'T lskmx I-R1 R-K f