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

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TIG Theres something in the wind . . . because . . Our Home Town In the Heartland of America Has Tremendous Potentials To CHICAGO FOR INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE: 50'7G of the population and wealth of the US. within a 500 mile radius Natural resources of coal, sand, gravel, limestone, clay, lnrine and rock salt for chem- icals, clav, and water Nearby rich markets Vllaterway to East. Mid-West, and South Dock facilities for river barges Access to the St. Lawrence Seaway and Turnpikes to the XVest and East Ample trucking and railroad facilities Enormous airport nearby Ample supply of coal. gas, electricity. oil. water, and power Fagtory sites in the suluin'hsg others heing formed along the Ohio lliver-all sate from ooc s FOR EDUCATION. RECREATION, AND CULTURE: Four Ohio Universities within 190 milesg innumeralmle colleges and technical schools Ohio Valley Business College locally Big Carnegie Lihrary Museum here and in all neighlmoring large cities Civ ic Xlusic. Art. Photography. Coin, Scout. and numerous other holmliy elulis Verv active and progressive iimior and senior ffhainhers ot tIoninierce, Kiwanis. Rotary, Lions, Legion. and other civic groups A good elementary. lunior and senior high school sy stem with new and modern lmuild- ings and facilities A Xlemorial Auditorium fseating lst00l axailahle to the community YMCA with program for all ages and lmoth sexes year round. Summer camp at Pint Ridge Churches of almost all denominationsg active ministerial association Four State Parks nearlmy also Thompson and ltock Springs locally-most with swim- ming pools Seventeen playgrounds supervised hy a lleereational tfouncih Little League, Pony League, and lndustrial Sports League Yacht Clulms. docking facilities. water skiing. sailing. etc. Two Country Clubs and several golf links llistorical markers and lore Scenic heauty of rolling hills, streams. lakes. and woodlands Cood hunting and fishing nearlmy A fine newspaper. radio station, and hospital in town FOR THE FUTURE: Arterial highway inside the city limits New Ohio River to Lake Erie highway Twenty-mile lake or pool of clean. fresh river water lielore our city when new clains are complete. old dams removed. and sewage disposal systems are in operation luring- ing: Swimming. fishing. water sports, parks. picknicking. and fun on and along the lmean- tiful Ohio A college andfor junior college here Possible terminus for the planned XV, Ya, Turnpikefliighway to Floridas winter play lands Slum clearance providing factory sites New and varied industries and associated johs as local East Liverpoolians take faith in their community's potentialities. aid the im mending era of progress. and advertise and support their home city proudly and vehemently YVhen Fortune magazine made a survey of our heartland several years ago, they said, This fabulous valley will grow-regardlessll' They too, even then, could see 'There s some- thing in the windl Y for East Liverpool,

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