East Palestine High School - Ephanian Yearbook (East Palestine, OH), Class of 1929, Cover

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V - 3' -- -- - 1--L-2 -'W --- . f awk'-2-'fkztgiik f .:P3:7-i'AZ-aT"- gsxlf--as 35-'ET 'H - if-M - f - 1 -M .X P7 J' ' x '51 15 5-4- 'fkeriftwr-rw . M:-. , ,- "' - :-' .'.""' " QL ' 21:1 'P Mil 4: ,F V- ff , ':1"Pj'1' ' f5?fQ'15F55 , ' iii-Fr-- -1 , 1.6 N L a' , sf 1,451 4:-Q21 .- ,l,e-l:w5-- -wi,-L2':f r ' ,L,. fn: ' -rf ' Tv f " f " 2 ,,,.4f:av-Q,-.rrgzs-.+w'fm:-,.-.AH , . bf' , - t" ' ,. i f l xfvffwf ,-,Q 11, 1 :.,1- ' W. ,. -,..' ' 9-1 xx 7 fi X X 6 'l f we 1 X-S. .f J W N FQ K A Q X f N EEN Ax 3 Ex Libris an , . WW Ellie iiphanian Published by the Senior Class of East Palestine High School East Palestine, Ohio lk HK FK Pk Sk 41 Charles E. Palmer Superintendent of Schools David C. Simlcins Principal Volume Eleven May, 1929 JW F OREWORD It has been truly saicl, "Of the making of books there is no end." Each year since the first issue of this Annual, the Seniors have en- deavored to give a more exact and concise presentation of school life. We have striven to excel in this issue, and, in later years, hope the perusal of this book will bring only pleasant memories. f CONTENTS Frontispiece ....Q............... Full Title Page Foreword ...... Dedication ..,. Superintendent School Board Faculty ........ In Memoriam Class of l929 Juniors .......... sophomores Freshmen Athletics ..... Organizations . Features ...,.... Advertisements of Schools J DEDICATION We, the members of the class of nineteen hundred and twenty-nine, af- fectionately dedicate this Ephanian to Grace Evelyn Cherry, our true friend and loyal adviser, to whom we are deeply indebted for her valuable as- sistance and support during our Junior and Senior years. QT n'6V2g L l SUPT. C. E. PALMER 'ZR E. E. SHULTZ R. B. TAGGART C. E. OLIVER, Pres. C. S. WARD F. E. BYCROFT : 22 f X Q 5 Z S 2 gf 1 91,1 5-"x" " ,560 IL X'- ' U P f -I 90 - - Q WY - 36 j x -, f 'Q f ,fog-O .. O O if Yirr ,ffff a p ' A X I X f , I Q ., 50 X X FACULTY E E f Y X5 QfX!!X fx 5? f 1 x X WJ- ---f Aw JJ XWZWHL i...i...l 'LSQLPQJ '- 7 l pg... . if. -e ,,,x f Q gin- i.. :IL Ln qi I N If , W -L.. Y J .. Hx .."'Lt..:" L',4L...,...,,,..t--.N.V , ' ""T:t'.:3?,.- -'P ,. .. .""'2T-23115 ...gre..'a...,....t..ft?fr.....gag . David C. Simkins B. S. Denison Universityg B. S. of E. Bowling Green State Normalg A. M. Columbia Uni- versity. Englishg American Govern- ment. Mary Beth Taggart A. B. Geneva College. History. George McPherson E. Eugene Arnold B. S. in Education, Mount Uniong Kent State Normalg Muskingum. Algebrag Biology: Manual Training. Marjorie Ruth Myers B. S. in Vocational Home Eco- nomics, Ohio Wesleyang Mar- garet Morrison Carnegie Insti- tute of Technology. Home Economics. B. S., M. S. Ohio Wesleyan Universityg Ohio State Uni- versity. Physics: Chemistryg Gen- eral Scienceg Geography. f 1 29 ,......u .-.me 929 . O. . b ' 1 ' ..,,... . - -- f ,,,,,,.. MH: 9: ,. of 3.-.5--is., -N A. J. ,,, . ,L,,,,.-,,-.H-1, .W , H ., .,f,.. , ,G 5 , , . , ,W ...A.,.4t,.,......m.,a.. ,.,.....,..... 4, N Norma Vivian Johnson Sarah Belle Doxsee B. S. in Education, Ohio State A. B. Mount Uniong Gregg , , University. School. Commercial Department. English: Latin. William Curtis Ryder A H William E. Ward B. S. Kent Normalg Ohio Wes- leyan. B. S. Wooster, Chautauqua Bookkeepingg General Sci- Lake' enceg Commercial Lawg Coni- mercial Arithmetic. Matheniaticsg Director of Boys' Physical Education. Harriet Glenn Williams Grace Evelyn Cherry A. B., B. O. Geneva College. Englishg Public Speakingg Director of Girls' Physical Education. Frenchg English. sity. A. B. Ohio VVes1eyan Univer- Zin tw illllemnriam Kathrgn Filrrk CH "Shall claim Ancl make Nay! Let us It is but a harley: Qlllnrrg of cleath cause us to grieve our courage faint or fallg faith and hope receiveg fuller life for all." SENIORS 3. .. 0 . . 1 N Q V' it EA' , Ann:-I' 1 A 4 a f- I 1 9 ' ix V 4 v ' lan MA 4.1-w r QL An . I m I ' ' I 25525555 r X -" f If Q nb N, , . .Q , Cu Q' Q I 4- I3 . f V . 04173 -1... Z 'WIIVI' G Mgr QQ I S Ry Q X S 4 D X g ' --1-- . vi: -E X ,, S . X X ' Q f" X f X L ! TQ Q r ...I .3 A 45 ,, , , 'x 1-- .. ,,.., .. .,,,., . .M if 3' 5' Class Flower ..... Class Colors ....... President ...........,, Vice President ...... Secretary ..,.... Treasurer ..,.,,.,,,..,,. Honorary Member L .1 -M,::vj. A' w ,. V. ........ f.... -. I ---f ---f L SENIORS UEXCELSIORU .........American Beauty Rose CLASS OFFICERS, I 929 Blue and Gold . Edson Horsfall Albert Menke Jacob Trobec Ruth Williamson . Evelyn Cherry SENIOR HCNOR STUDENTS It has been the custom in years past in East Palestine High School to pay cial honor to those students Who, through their four years of High School life, maintained a more than usual scholastic standing. A This year we feel that it is a fact worth noting that, for the first time in a ber of years, if not in the entire history of the High School, these honors for scholarship are to be awarded, not to the fairer sex, but to three promising young I 929 espee have nuln- high men. The highest honor for the class of 1929 has been attained by Edson Horsfall, to whom still greater commendation is due because of the fact that many other activities necessarily claimed his time outside of the regular school curriculum. This honor is one of the highest and most enviable that the High School confers upon her students. Albert Menke is the winner of second place. Albert has not only "made the grade," as we say, but has also contributed his time and efforts in improving and bettering the school along various other lines. To Jacob Trobec, also, honorable mention is due. Everybody knows Jacob BSR quiet, unassuming chap, but one who has the power of success in his very hands. We wish especially to extend our best wishes for success to these, our honor students, and trust that they may be led into bigger and broader fields of opportunity. W 1 ' k i H F -Al ' w ,.,--. , W. Af W '-if A , W E NN K7 r-' I ' ' i X ,Nz ' W 4 C' fa 43. , sn ii- ,yn ' V Vw 'I Hx, V W K ,, ,, WE . X fer-' ' A ' , Y f Ma, , L 1 Q gk -W W W V X if . ,I,,,MW ,xx . -, V . A K ,A 1 I ir" 'K --T-, W' If . W , w-QN 4 Q, ,5g,"A:LFE+X I1 , HX -,, ' XMN V ' f -ru Nw - ' ' N ,W if Q W' ' f KW 'L WWE' X -W ,f X51 MVR XL! PX X 1 AF uf W 1 ' -.' J' .W ' W JWWFY RW :Av W' . WW if , NW-WWW., WW WW fwgafse ,711 ' Q 24 XXQ14' Q, 2?'x'1kX" af? X J , WW WI. 2 X ' W. ' y S W. .. , T Wi 9 " ' ,Wv ff f' WH- , F , W-WWWW ' - " N if . 1 X V W Wi 6 21: X -.WWW "0 1 1' .W 5 , A W W M HW H YW f iw ffl W xv x - fm N K ' "Q Q ,Q W5 , A r, V . W' 26 W ,, ' K f by imEf,,W A-N NC , ' , X K 1 , WW .W 4 1-'W 1 Ffwizvrf CQ?W.1'Wt'x Ar-gMWk,,11f1 X W W W , W ' . W A ' Mm, 5 WW HW Arwnl-,sWWij ,. 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New Vlfaterford High School 1, 2, 35 Football 4. Charles Oscar Deitz "At last the toil encumbered days are over." Gradatim Literary Soci- ety 3. Hazel May Dishong "What's the use of hurrying when there's plenty of time?" Latin Club 1, 2g Dramatic Club 43 Art Club 4. Paul Kenneth Curry 'Tm fond of girls, really I am, Their fashions are my su- preme delight." Football 2, 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Ephanian Staff. John Cook "Tall, dignified, sincere and trueg We're proud to be called a friend of you." Anglican Literary Society 33 Business Club 4. Albert Harold Davis "His ways are quiet but friendly." Varsity Basketball 45 Inter- class Basketball 2, 33 Track 3, 43 Glee Club 3. fan! 'l . .""7x K bn- f- a f - .-:1 x. I , .... . .. HM hr' ff' r Q -"-' li.,- tv ja. X, I N " " " " Q-Di. v ' WM. rj my I Doris Margaret Dolan "I take life just as I Iind it." Business Club 43 Gradatini Literary Society 3. Robert Dyke "VVhy so pale and wan, fond lover? Prithee, why so pale? VVill. when looking Well can't move her, Looking ill prevail? Prithee, Why so pale?" Samuel Ernest Falcon "Every man should have a purpose in life." Varsity Basketball 43 Inter- class Basketball 2, 3. Jennie Claire Ferris "As happy as the day is long." New Waterford High School 1, 2, 33 Business Club 4. Wilder Andrew Foertch "Loyal hearted of mind, A nobler fellow you'll never find." Science Club 43 Art Club 45 Interclass Basketball 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Magdalen Garthwaite 'iThere was a damsel so very meek, That even her shoes refused to squeak." Business Club 45 Home Economics 23 Anglican Liter- ary Society 3. l 929 ........a ...ma 929 .--7'- fx ,M A U i N51 if . -:TICLAN ff- .- 1 -:mg :wi .l .. .,:...9,. :,15...,,-, . -31:7-w.?:31,,' 1' ,,...s, -A. 1-,...,-..-.,,,::'a ,,.. . f-1 ' 'Y 527. .. Halwyn Gorby "If this mighty man of wisdom Who above us all doth tower, Both on gridiron and in class room, Doth his name mean unknown power." Rogers 1, 2, Football 3, 45 Ephanian Staffg Athletic As- sociation 4g Track 3, 4. Harold Everett Hofmaster "Happy am I, and from care Fm free, VVhy aren't they all content like me?" Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Busi- ness Club 4g Ephanian Staff. Edson F. Horsfall "A fine upstanding sort of man, Xvhose very manner says, 'I can"' Student Council 4, Science Club 43 Business Club 45 Class President 1, 43 Latin Club 1, 2. Ruth Elizabeth Holman "True gladness does not al- ways speak." Latin Club 1, 25 Literary and Mythology Club 4. Harold J. Kachner "I could be better if I would, But it's so lonesome being good." Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Business Club 43 Science Club 43 Dramatic Club 2. Esther Irene Kirtley "The kind of a girl y0u'll tell secrets to, And know that she never would tell on you." Librarian 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Ephanian Staffg Home Economics 1, 2, 4. 20 -- I 929 " 1' ' 4"--nu. ' o-..,..... . ., . , ,L rf .., .., ., . .,. -- V. . if ,I 3223253 in? '. . Nina Merdele Lawrence "We would not have be- lieved it of her, but she seems to have vamped a certain blue-eyed fellow." Home Economics 1, 23 An- glican Literary Society 3. Howard Arthur Leake "Conscientious, studio u s, clever, Does he shirk his duty? Never!" Dramatic Club 43 Track 43 Taggart Price Contest 3, 43 Gradatim Literary Society 3. H orace C. Losch i nskey "Let me be what I an1, And seek not to alter me." Latin 13 Gradatim Literary Society 33 Science Club 4. Mac Marshall "He comes by the yard and has a monstrous stride." Football 3, 43 Gradatim Literary Society 3. William Harvey Mansfield "A mind at peace with all below." Science 'Club 43 Business Club 43 Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4. Mildred Leona Mackall "A girl whose heart is in her work, A pleasure 'tis to know her." Negley 13 Business Club 45 Literary and Mythology Club 4. 929 ,f....,, I ' 'Q' : 2' 1 . 1' 2 L, , ...A. -- .... .. f ,. . . . . A , .V ,1,, Q . , U , , . ,. 'M it F 2. , ... , . I M.. ,,,,,:?5,A-xml: ,mv .. . .- A ,- - -- ,..,... , Herbert Mohr "True as the dial of the sun, Even though it be not shined upon." Interclass Basketball 3, 45 Science Club 45 Art Club 43 Gradatim Literary Society 3. Maxine Reese "A dimple in a woman's cheek Makes a dent in a man's heart." History Club 23 Home Eco- nomics Club 23 Art Club 45 Business Club 4. Evelyn Lucille Shenk "In basketball it was Shenk made the start, In the game of life we know she'll do her part." Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Trumpeter Staff 43 Dra- matic Club 3, 43 Home Eco- nomics 1, 2, 4. Mary Elizabeth Neubauer "Her friends they are many, Her foes, has she any?" Business Club 43 Gradatim Literary Society 3. Albert Menke "Thank God, he has no twin!" Ephanian Staff, Student Council 45 Dramatic Club 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2. Lloyd E. Rupert "An all-round good fellow." New Vvaterford High School 1, 2, 35 Football 4. zz l 1' Jn., 929 3 ,Z l ,. , , 1 , ......... Q ,L nl nl.. kv., ,,.:YVi..,3-, . J .:...,., ,.,, .,,,:.,Lv A 1 Q.. - 1:ffiE3...i',:i'iaf1'g. ,-. . ... ..,... . .,.. -N ....-f-..... Jacob Trobec "Napoleon was a small man, So am Il" Science Club 43 lnterclass Basketball 4. Sarah Ellen Sutherin "A light heart lives long." Science Club 43 Dramatic Club 33 Business Club 4. Margaret Elizabeth VanKirk "The same is Peggy, Last but not least3 One day I heard the bluebird sing, That Margaret has a diamond ring." Home Economics 1, 23 Latin Club 1, 2. Ruth B. Williamson "Happy go lucky the whole day through- All those who know her will say this is true." Trumpeter 1, 3, 43 Epha- nian staffg Student Council 43 Taggart Prize Contest lj Home Economics 1, 2. Katharine Irene Taucher "A kindly heart has many friends." Interclass Basketball 2, 33 Latin 13 Business Club 4. Angello Skalkos "When I think, I must speakf' Football 2, 3, 43 Student Council 4, Trumpeter Staff 43 Taggart Prize Contest 3. Dorothy Iverne Woods "She gives her thoughts but little tongue." Anglican Literary Society 3. Grace Leona Van Fossan Little we know what she thinks or dreams." Gradatim Literary Society 33 Business Club 4. 5' t 1929 , y 23 ,.. sF.g.r - ' . -Ai., ,,,,...,.u ,,,.. ...W . R ,g,.. . aug . S. SENIOR WILL We, the Senior Class of '29, East Palestine High School, County of Columbiana, State of Ohio, United States of America, do make and declare this to be our last will and testamentg and make null and void all previous documents made by us at any time heretofore. We do hereby bequeath: Article I. To the Faculty-The memory of well-prepared lessons and unreproach- able conduct. Article II. To the Juniors-A successful Ephanian and Lyceum Csurse. Article III. To the Sophomores-All the dignity and poise we Seniors have pos- sessed. Article IV. To the Freshmen-Our vacated seats in the Assembly Hall. I, Alexander Adamson, do hereby bequeath my line, hook and sinker, also my love for Martha, to Albert Garrett. I, Martha Angle, will my editorship of The Trumpeter to Charles Merwin. I, Jeanette Alexander, bequeath my independent ways to Corrinne Dodd. I, Mary Archibald, bequeath my teaching ability to Carl Horten. I, Robert Archibald, bequeath my "pull" with the teachers to Clyde Miller. I, Maxine Beyer, will my "yelling ability" to Aggie VVilson. I, Genevieve Bott, gladly will my posing ability to any one who wishes to make a "hit" with the opposite sex. I, Melva Bonebrake, bequeath my big, brown, sympathetic eyes to Mike Grappo. I, Grace Brook, bequeath my dates with John Gilbert and Col. Charles Lindbergh to Mary Welch. I, Lloyd Candel, will my long, tiresome walks to school to David Chapin. I, Anthony Costanzo, will my curls to "Doc" Wertz. I, John Cook, will my horn-rimmed glasses to Albert Trapnell. I, Kenneth Curry, bequeath my irresistible way with the women to Robert Morris. I, Albert Davis, will my pleasant disposition and sunny smile to Mildred Crowl. I, Charles Deitz, bequeath my "longing for dates" to Tom Jones, hoping that he succeeds better than I did. I, Hazel Dishong, will my debating ability to Dale Meek. I, Doris Dolan, will my "gift of gab" to Margaret Menke. I, Sam Falcon, bequeath my ability as a basketball player to Alfred Ashdown. I, Jennie Ferris, bequeath my mathematical ability to Edward Smith. I, VVilder Foertch, bequeath my willingness to work when called upon to Bill Stein- hauser. I, Mary Garthwaite, bequeath my innocence to Dorothy Hofmaster. I, Halwyn Gorby, will my personality, which makes it impossible to keep the girls .-A-' ""AA' 'L i 'A" "x -. I.. ' ' 24 , 1929 ywme.. a wa y I I I I rv. 11.5. Q i, , V, I , af .. ,. :...1. mill- 3 .. ,, SENIOR WILL Qifontinuedl from me, to any one who desires it. Esther Kirtley, will my wardrobe to Mary Elizabeth Irwin. Nina Lawrence. will my curly hair and sweet disposition to Violet Hadley. Howard Leake, will my mouthful of chewing gum to Olive Hamilton. Horace Loschinskey, will my "mulish, characteristic stubbornnessn to Vincent Swagger. I, Mildred Mackall, will my title "Queen of Negley" to my sister Grace. I, William Mansfield, will my quiet, unannoying ways to Everett McGee. Please, Everett, keep up my record, A T, Mac Marshall, will my nerve in talking to the teachers to Wilson Doll. Don't let any of them "boss you, Will." I, Albert Menke, will my assistant-principalsliip to Glenn Ward. I hope that he will carry on his work as well as I have. I, Harold Hofmaster, will my ability to master Shorthand to Kenneth Thompson. I, Ruth Holman, bequeath my ability to tell any one what I think of them to Ina Brittain. I, Edson Horsefall, bequeath my good grades and my ability to always see thc teacher's viewpoint to Loren Herrington. I, Harold Kachner, bequeath my seat in the Amen Corner to Glenn Rupert. I, Herbert Mohr, bequeath my drawing ability to the next art editor of The Ephanian. I, Mary Neubaur, bequeath my short, plump figure to LaVerne Ashdown. I, Maxine Reese, will my well-modulated voice that scarcely ever rises above a. whisper, to Alice Meek. I, Lloyd Rupert, will my Chevrolet car and all my enjoyable evenings spent in such to Kenneth Rauch. I, I, I, heart. I, I, v I I, I. f Evelyn Shenk, will my sport clothes and hair-bob to Marjorie Simms. Angello Skalkos, will my ability in the art of circumlocution to my brother Peter Ellen Sutherin, bequeath my diamond to anyone with pretty hands and a loving Katharine Tauchar, will my long walks in the country to Joe and Ruth. Jacob Trobec, bequeath my small stature to "Tubby" Hartford. Grace Van Fossan, bequeath my shy disposition to Elizabeth Sutherin, Margaret VanKirk, bequeath my many rides on a street car to Vergie Reesh. Ruth Williamson, will my dramatic ability to Florence Hay. A ' XVe, the undersigned, do hereby submit this will as a token of our love and affection. SANTA CLAUS, EASTER BUNNY. JUNIORS , Nb Z i lx g' , W . ' Ns' 'QW fig "Ul'! V OA W , A V Q Q f O O KX ' 7 0: 0 g o r, f O O j f -if O X Q f X ul NK I Q - xx x X Q 4? N D Z ,fi g ffff w Q f ,f fi 2 41 ff , ff XXX QQ i1i,,, j,41g N my Za ff M , ,D JI 3- ?, 26 y 'R I V ...l I -,L---...1, ,..... .J...,.,,.,..,....,,, . ..,. ... -T1 -.IT',7M.-fl' ,.. ..,. . Q34 Class Flower ...... Class Colors ..... President .............. Vice President ...... Secretary .......... Treasurer ...... . Sponsor ' ..,.... Ruth Archibald Clementine Ashbaugh Laverne Ashdown Ruth Bacon Elizabeth Barnhouse Rita Baumann Kenneth Booth Roland Booth Anthony Brelih James Brown Sarah Bycroft Martha Candel Leslie Clark Bernice Crowl Mildred Crowl Marie Dishong Corrine Dodd Vesta Donaldson Constance Dornon Robert Douglass Lenore Dyke Paul Early Esther Garside Iverness Gorby ff' iff! - JUNICRS "From the Beginning to Class Officers, 1929 929 . ..... ....-s... -..J Sweet Pea Rose and Gray Charles Merwin Class Roll Florence Hay Harold Hays Beatrice Helfrich Althea Henry Harry Herbert Juanita Holloway Ruth Hulton Mary Hunston Bertha Huston Jay Huston Lena Inboden John Istinick William Istinick Thomas Jones Elsie Kachner Henry Kelly Marie Knight Raymond Mackall Everett McGee Helen McMahon Alice Meek Charles Merwin Esther Mohr Harvey Mohr Vergie Reesh Florence Hay David Williams William C. Ryder Edwin Mollenkopf Irene Mollenkopf Vincent Oliver Maxine Peterson Julia Quilter Sarah Reed Vergie Reesh Genevieve Reidy Catherine Rich Evan Rischpater Robert Rischpater Julia Rowe Mildred Ruse Clayton Schindler John Shook Marjorie Simms LeRoy Sprankle Eleanore Stewart Mary Sutherin Albert Trapnell Lorena Urmson Glenn Ward David Williams John Zgonce N , 5 1 1 1- f I 28 , ...Qu 1929 ,---5. fx X., , -.X ,. ff! Ii ' " 'I-31 ' ti " ' ....s.v,......n . . , ". 9.-t .,... . ., .. ' ALM., - En., -,...,:1.m:--I-. -Q Wy, , x.5'..,,,,..f..y,. if " - f- " 'Q'gfiirg,f.f!2f-..f:f?'e5-iff-pm-fi. . .. . JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Two years and eight months ago we entered our Alma Mater as green Freshmen. We soon learned the ways of the school, however, and managed to spend our time in some profitable ways. The next year we were Sophomores. VVe had by this time learned the tricks of the trade and we found that by keeping on the good side ol our teachers we could get fair grades. But even this year was more or less play to us and it soon passed by. Now we are struggling through the third year of the course and trying to keep the ideals of our class high. We have been successful in this so far and when we leave our school we hope to be able to boast of a clean record. During our three years we have furnished our share of members for the varsity teams and have taken part in most of the school activities. -Glenn Ward. CLASS POEM The class of classes '30 is, We go through life with a bang, and whiz We're now the honored class, and true In the year to come we've more to dog But no matter what arises, still We will proceed with mighty and will Uphold or better Palestine Hi. Our motto is 'do or die.' In the past we'Ve fame and honor won, To reach new heights for us is fun. The Senior Class of '29 ls unsurpassable and fine, With one exception, you shall see, And that exception will truly be The class of '30g remember that by Our unwritten motto We'll 'do or die.' We'll not forget them while they're here, We'll let them have some fame this year. True as they pass We'll not forget To wish them happiness, and yet We hope that they've success in store, Because we've still to pass the door Which, in this year, they shall pass by. Classmates, remember, 'do or dief -Clayton Schindler. ' SOPHOMORES Q NYE J M in fn 1 fy i..?..A Q W I, , "'- ' ' - IA ff M C r W ,Q Wmqbgipnlzgi mv, -f-ff Qs' .W . . 9 H ws Il' - 'Lb swlgii. Q., Q Oli! f wtf-EQ 5 .1 f IQ, ,' Q' if V9 Q-2 4 W !mg,:,g , f in l lhhgvgy 1 X ' '?'9'o"W ' "' X I 'M 'A if QW f' ' 4 W2 ww I M X1 X 1 YJ fj l X A 4 1 , . 1.3 4.A . .' E , A . V Q mi U m a ,, IQ. Kmw- s,...,, . 929 Tf 'Q I 30 I .I I 's,..f"'Akgf:-2: rs EC' X.,..,. N mm, H .f .ala nz, , 3 .1 ears. ., ' , fQj"Qi1j1jj:-A-A-.,...-.'wN..,... ..,. M., SOPHOMORES "To Be Wiser Today Than Yesterday." Class Flower ,,...... ..............,.,..........,....,.......................... ,....... ..... ......,, R e d R ose Class Colors ,.,,. ,.... R ed and White Class Officers, 1929 President ..,......,.... ,..... R uth Strohecker Vice President ....... Martha Cowan Secretary ,.......... ...... M argaret Menke Treasurer ,,,..., ..... H elen Wilhelm Sponsor ....... ..... H arriet Williams Class Roll Joseph Adamson Paul Angle Elizabeth Bixby Kenneth Bower Ronald Braheny Ina Brittain Philip Buggs Margaret Chick Ross Chick Martha Cowan Verna Culler Delbert Davis Robert Dickens Zedda Dickens Evalyn Dornon Joseph Dornon Grace Fowler Lenora Freed' Albert Garrett Kathryn Golicic Kathryn Gorby Dwight Griffith Eugene Guy Margaret Guy Olive Hamilton John Hartford Lois Harvey Margarette Hawk John Hibbs Roberta Hill Dorothy Hofmaster Russell Hoon Ella Hostnick James Hum Elsworth Johnson Rebecca Jones Earl Kirtley Cecil Kissinger Mary Belle Kissinger Josephine Lipp Louise Lowry Grace Mackall Helen Mackall Ronald Mackall Frank Mansell Charles McCauley Hazel McCready Richard Meanor Dale Meek Margaret Menke Clyde Miller Kenneth Mollenkopf Floyd Nightingale Eugene Oats Edessa Oliver Vivian Oliver Thomas Quilter Kenneth Rauch George Reese Glenn Reesh Anne Ross Ernest Ross Julia Skerball Edward Smith Robert Snyder Dorothy Sommers Wilbur Spanabel William Steinhauser Ruth Strohecker Evalyn Sutherin Thelma Sutherin Vincent Swagger Clementine Swickard Mary Tauchar Peter Taus Ungie Taus Kenneth Thompson Fanny Tomacch Guy Ungaro Russell Van Fossan Winifred Walker Olive Ward Wilma Welch George Wertz Dorothy Wile Helen Wilhelm Mildred Wilhelm Lester Williams Charles Wilson Pauline Wilson Cecil Zeh . i 1 , - og. 32 4 A l I 929 ,..1 f .-fn. A ., ,. . 1 gf :r. , r 5 ug , , .. gsm, .. 4 -"---S' -so V 5, 4.--- .. ..., ,,,.,.,. V ' , A ,. . .v.. . i, ..... -5-V--'At' nj-,z .--, 3-if-A-7-Z-iff .W , ., ...,:L1H- . . SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY "On a four year's cruise we set sailg At the halfway mark we did not fail." We were as green as the average Freshman when we entered High School on the twelfth of September, nineteen hundred and twenty-seven, but we became wiser each day, first learning that room eleven was not the gym as an obliging junior had said. When the matter of classrooms was straightened our next great difficulty was in un- derstanding the huge words the Seniors used. Imagine our surprise when we learned that catastrophe was not a biological term, With Mr. Higgins as our guide we soon forgot our shyness and entered into activ- ities with unsurpassed enthusiasm. The class was represented in varsity football and basketball and in the Taggart Prize Contest. This year has found the Sophomore class, aided by Miss Williams, one of the most active in the school. Again it has been represented in football and basketball. It not only excels in athletics, but in intellect as well, for the Sophomores have that will to learn that cannot be stilled. ln each activity that brings honor to our Alma Mater' they take part willingly. The enthusiasm, pep and loyalty of the Sophomores to reach high ideals cannot but bring improvements to our Alma Mater. May the class of '31 in the two years to come, to the words, "You Must" and "You Should" always reply, "We Can" and "We Will." -Martha Cowan. 1 F RESHMEN ,C J . ff' "H-w ff" A ' f XfQ X ' 'X I A XEQNE-K f K A 7- c 5 1 L X y N X fi A - ig I V if M X X i f ,f x gi X J E, xx. Xia? ,,, ff' gn R , ,Ai 'dw Q, 5 'ai 5 Q ff - Q: ff A D MCS XX ff-V -' - N , f f"""'Q:"' .- " I x f A A ff""""' 2 PM Lf? ff ff 5 'f Y'!:1v??2-f i, ' Ofsggvgtfu 'Z , "f"' U" 'f7' g.f:' r 1 ,ga-,555 J f f 7- A 'J ,-f weiisgsv wseaiefzesww f ff f'.fj1:"f X zetwasw . - -,,vs'x - ' 11, ,'rH. .- , '5.Ei'LfW!53Eei. ff , X :ii m sziwiklaf- .W , ' :47f'ff "" " T L ,Ziff f 'W ' 'ff V V 'W Jpnflx 1 f ,W +14 f' ,fx L- fin -. fx ' f lj K 1 ff f 7 tj- F L Q ' 1 I f ,, If N ,mf ' ' xl 31, 'H ' , .-X if E f, If xlfj X 1 I E 'fl ,NX X li! X 1 T W W Q N f X " 17 - ff W V W M xi 1 HW f Evlgxff ! fi! A A kj ll' Q 2 A Q4 Q f LA 1 Q JL f fb , 7 5 f lg , X. x gi f, f Ii Q f ' "L , J K ,fy L33 A MYR .dl 1 1 f" -.sl FRESHMEN Class Flower .,... Class Colors .. President ........ Vice President Secretary ............ Treasurer ..... Sponsor ...... Jean Adamson Donald Archibald Alfred Ashdown Irene Atchison Marian Atchison Esther Bacon Robert Batt Arnold Betteridge Bonnavear Bixby Lois Blair Corinne Blosser Ruth Bott Harriet Bowles Margaret Brelih Julia Buggs Robert Candel David Chapin Fred Chick Joanna Chick Eugene Clark Fred Clark Margaret Clark Dorothy Coff Irene Cole Belinda Colella Harry Cook Lucille Davis Helen Dickens Elizabeth Dickinson Earl Dillon Wilson Doll Margaret Doran "Look ere ye leapef' Class Officers, 1929 Class Roll Mary Flick Rachel Funk Robert Gee Mike Grappo Rose Grappo Thelma Griffith Charles Grove Violet Hadley Pauline Hall Willard Hall Helen Hamilton Robert Hartford Charles Helman Lauren Herrington Olive Hill Carl Horten Vincent Hostnick Catherine Hulton Beulah Huston Frances Hutter Mary Irwin Emil Istinick Grace Kintner Charles Kirtley Lillian Knight Leona Koch John Kozick Mary Kozick Freeda Krepps Otto Kuntz Ruth Kuntz James Lally - ,.,.-I .,,,...-.1.-v- W 7 Yellow Rose Green and White David Chapin Carl Horten Paul Morey Mary E. Irwin Marjorie R. Myers Inez Lindsay Charles Mansfield Robert McCloskey Ronald McCowin Eugene McMahon Marie McMahon Mildred Mohr Paul Mollenkopf Roma Mollenkopf Paul Morey Cornelius Morgan Robert Morris Dwight Morrison Chester Reed Nick Rich Milton Ryan Jack Sanderbeck Peter Skalkos Lenore Skinner Elizabeth Sutherin Kathryn Sutherin Bert Switzer Roberta Taggart Vincent Trobec Robert Van Fossan. Vivian Warner Mary Welch Esther Whitehill Olin Whitmore Alice Woods Eleanor Young Marguerite Young I 929 36 - '929 1 ,.."'l1. .. . , . " Q ' Y" if ' 1 3 f . ...wh-, .. .1 1' ef.. ...,, '..1- -"".gifH5--fW---44--lf.-...M--.T1'. 4. , FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On September 10, 1928, ninety-nine of us so-called "Greenies" entered E. P. H. S. as Freshmen. The upper classmen, Sophomores, especially, greeted us with colored paints of warfare iwhich we enjoyed immenselyl. After several days of confusion we finally accustomed ourselves to the arrange- ment of our classes and our much-beloved studies VID. We soon were able to show our "stuff" as the football season opened. VVe are very proud of the fact that several of our boys made the second team, with a good chance to be "the" varsity next year. As the girls did not have a chance at football, their time came to exhibit their ability in basketball. We are proud to see several of them on the team. Soon this year of toil and grief will be ended. We shall go one step higher, making room for a new Freshman Class. We, the Freshmen of 1928-1929 will not forget to greet the new "Freshies," as we were - greeted. Herefs to the Freshman Class! May we have success throughout our school life, and be worthy of our Alma Mater! -Lenore Skinner. ATHLETICS - xy f - W' -an I L N I flu ' . S, 9 A an 1,11 ,4 ZW ff A li 59 0 , o W 5: 3 'L O .f O sv, r 6 ON 0 o D ii Q Z , , x ,Z .I L x X Z, QW' Z f'7 Athletic Association-Williams, Ward, Simkins, Corby, Reesh Coach W. E. Ward Max Beyer Coach Williams REVIEW OF THE SEASON What bid fair at the start to be a most successful football season in every way was spoiled for our "Brown and White" gridders by conspiring circumstances of the most fateful sort. After several years of mediocrity in the grid pastime, Palestine rooters felt that their day of mercy had come, but it was not to be. Opening the season on the local lleld, the Brown and White eleven poured open on Newell, W. Va., who, with the aid of the final whistle, halted a slashing attack, while on the lower end of a 42-6 score. Sebring, Ohio, the next week, reversed tables on our boys, and bade them down to their worst defeat of 25-7. On the following Saturday, the Ward machine trounced Salineville 19-6, showing real form. Journeying to East Liverpool a week later, the Brown and White Squadron bowed to fateful defeat with a 24-12 count. With crowds roaring for a win, after Steinhauser's brilliant run of 65 yards and a touchdown, only to be recalled as void, fate again entered the fracas and handed a close 6-0 victory to Lisbon, Ohio. With the prospect of an easy victory over Leetonia, Ohio, in view, eleven Brown and White clad boys took the field, and after four quarters of miserable football, took leave of the gridiron with nothing better than a 13-13 score. One week later, our boys locked horns with Boardman. Holding them more than even on straight football did not give us victory, for they opened an aerial attack, which was miserably repelled, and whipped us with an 18-0 decision. A 6-0 victory over Columbiana, our arch enemies in the althetic line, seemed to instill the needed fight. For, although going down to defeat, the boys displayed the best ball of the season against Salem, who won a close 9-0 score. f' -X 31 4.,---t. I. W 1 o N ' r,.-- V. . . 1 40 h ff ....,. ,S 1929 ll -f . ',-' 4.1.-f.. h?NNx'-1':- ..-.. -. ...,.. ....,.........u nik sf ff -25 DORNON-"Joe's" work at center was of such sparkling color as to win him All-County honors, from the au- thors of the mythical eleven picked from county teams. He will be back next year as Captain. STEINHAUSER-'tSteiny's" work at fullback was nothing short, if not sen- sational. Undoubtedly the greatest punter in the county. "Steiny" also re- turns to smash the line for another year. HERBERT-Chosen by many as one of the greatest tackles in this section. "Cow" landed on the county's second selection. He is not through "football- ing" yet, so watch him next year. COSTANZO-"Tony" towered in the Boardman and Salem contests. His work in these games marked him as a. star. We are very unfortunate at hav- ing June exercises rob us of "Tony's" services. GORBY-"Hal" in his second year on the squad supplied the needed strength at the left wing position. His departure in June leaves a "gap" that will be dif- ficult to till in the brilliant manner that was his. TAUS-Alternating at guard and end, "Ungie" was a big figure in "E. P. H. S." defense. We are fortunate in having him for another year. SKALKOS-"Stum's" work at guard and as captain was a big factor in our games. He will be gone next year, but not forgotten. ,Ax X KPN-sg" ' I s .' J '-. ' f--- a.. fi5f5f---- -4- ,la "P- I' 2 N. ...Zig 0, if '13 F NJ ""'L"- ---- ' "-" ' --"-' :r-'r"i'c- 'A"' 'qarwa-.v' """' - """ ' F542-1. .!lw..m.,:. 1 "iz-v ,w-1-is--.- n 6 X "t::1:5ff5,.--.:,,,...:.' MARSHALL-"Mac" was invaluable to the team at guard, showing remark- able form throughout the season. We are sorry to see graduation rob us of his services for next year. WERTZ-One of the smallest back- field men in the county, was neverthe- less one of the hardest to stop. Only an injury prevented "Doc" from win- ning more honors. Two more years of football for this chap, so we know what to expect. MOLLENKOPF-As a halfback by request, "Molly" rendered yeoman's service. His line bucks and passes were a gold mine to the- team. We are sorry to see "Molly" go in June. HARTFORD-i'Tubby" proved con- clusively during the season that he is one of the greatest tackles in "E, P. H. S." history. It is our luck to have him with us for two more seasons. TAUS-"Petey's" ability at end was shown conclusively throughout the sea- son. "Long" and "Lanky," he took ev- erything in his reach, and held on. We are glad to welcome him for another season. GORBY-"Doc's" services to the "Brown and White" through two sea- sons has been very considerable. His off-tackle sneaks were always good. We expect great things of "Doc" this coming season. CURRY-A fast, shifty back who showed class as a broken field runner and as a passer. He was handicapped by injuries throughout the season. Nevertheless, he always showed him- self a clean, hard fighter and one who will be missed next fall. SMITH-Improving as the season progressed, "Smitty" showed remarka- ble form against Salem. He stays for two more years. 42 1929 'ff A- .,.1 4 , .. 1 . , .. Et... , 3 .-Q1 A-H-4 rm. -- Q .L 55, ,, . -- 6' 5. .JY -- M... .....,,..a.,...,f1'..,, ., BOYS' VARSITY .........--L... ...W At the season's entry, Coach Ward faced the difficult problem of bolstering up a team, with only three experienced men. But he whipped a team into shape that pre- sented very creditable performances in most ofthe gams. Encountered with difficult opposition at every outset, the "Brown and White" lads were strong enough to break even with the schedule. Prospects for next year are very encouraging, with a wealth of new talent in VVertz, Dickens, Oliver and Kirtley, and other members of our varsity squad. Team E. Smith .....,... ..,,.. F orward A. Trapnell ,,,,... ,.... F orward R. Van Fossan .... ...... C enter T. Molienkopf ...... ....... G uard Falcon ..................................,..........,.........................,.................... Guard Subs-K. Curry, V. Oliver, E. Kirtley, G. Season's Record Fairfield ..... ....... 1 2-East Palestine Damascus .... ....... 2 7-East Palestine Canfield ...., ....... 1 3-East Palestine Alumni ,.,.... ....... 3 0-East Palestine Struthers ...... ....... 2 3-East Palestine Vxfellsville .... ....... 1 3-East Palestine Lisbon ,,,,,.. .,,.... 2 3-East Palestine Columbiana .....,, 27-East Palestine Girard ..,..... ....... 3 1-East Palestine Minerva .... ....... 1 4-East Palestine Salem ,.,,,.... ....... 3 1-East Palestine Columbiana ..... ....... 1 7-East Palestine Warren .... ........ 3 2-East Palestine Hubbard ,....,. 19-East Palestine Struthers ...... ....... 2 6-East Palestine Newell ,.,,.., ....... 1 4-East Palestine Lisbon .,.,... ....... 1 6-East Palestine Wellsville ....... 23-East Palestine R. Wertz, R. Dickens, 25- 18- 12- 30- 21- -There 17-- 22- Iiere Iiere Iiere Ilere Iiere Ilere Iiere Iiere --Here Here -There 21-Here 34- 21-There Here Here There There fx.. f - I ...Q . , J. 44. . N. ,qhi ' ' ' 1929 N , ,X . ., 1 ',,, L. ' : ,-... La . -. JC" gf-q.,2. .,.. .,.:, fi... -:,15.,..,., -t 0 .X--M-2 ,,-L,-wp , ' .. ,. 3 MOLLENKOPF-"M01ly's" steady work as leader of the Brown and White quintet was instrumental in landing him among the high scorers of the county. SMITH-This boy's uncanny shots thrilled many a spectator during the season. Only a Sophomore and one of the county's leading scorers-"well, Hgure it out." TRAPNELL-In his first year as a wearer of the Brown and White, "Trappy" dis- played basketball of the highest calibre. Another year should make him one of the best. VAN FOSSAN-"Katzy's" consistent work at the "tip-off" position was wonderful. He has a real basketball build and uses every ounce of it to real advantage. FALCON-This smiling lad was one of the surprises of the season. He displayed wonderful work at guard. This was his iirst and last year at the court pastime, and we are sorry to lose him. CURRY-"Ken" was one of the best all-around players on the team. His fast floor' work and guarding established for him a worthwhile record. He was a great help to the team and will be missed a great deal next year, 5: xi 1929 3 - ' , 45 ...J to -4 .65 ,......u , .,.., ns. ,,.., -.4-. Ir. Z.. ..Q,.:5,5 ...A 4 my ,H , . ..., A , .wtf l2',Ij01-,--'L' M. . . ..,.. .-5'-.! M..,.5u5. a...,,,,:..,...Zwf:. .. .. CAPTAIN EVELYN SHENK right forward this year. This was her third year on the varsity and a very successful one. As a captain she was excel- lent. Her teamwork was remarkable as well as her shooting ability. She will be greatly missed from next year's lineup. GENEVIEVE BOTT--Left forward, has the record for high scorer. She has been on the team four years. She could pass skillfully and knew many clever tricks. Here's wishing her success in better things. ELIZABETH BARNHOUSE--Center. Although she did not play on the first team the first few games, she developed into a capable center, of which any team could be proud. This was her first year on the varsity. ' VERGIE REESH-Right guard. Vergie always "pounced on 'em." She was always at the right place at the right time. This is her second year, and we expect to see her keep up the good work next season. MARGARET HALL-Left guard. This was Peg's first year on the varsity. She has lots of pep and enthusiasm which helps a lot in winning games. IVERNESS GORBY-Center guard. Another new member of the varsity who de- veloped into one of the best players. She will be counted upon for next year's team, . GRACE BROOK-Playing the first semester as center forward, she held down this position with remarkable success. Grace had a clever passing attack and will be greatly missed on next year's team. X I 5 , I: I 929 46 I-.. I , f"'7' A !L--we-'+ -. 1 f I L. 1 - z,,...aa Lax: ......... H, Naam. 15,-, ,z , , .4 . ....,.,.,.A.' .' ,.!,. .... g g'Ja,m, f...f-1.1 at 1557- .,..lw...-:1....,, ,.,,.. ...L -v 11 - GIRLS' VARSITY At the close of any basketball season, the fsrst question usually asked is, "Was our team successful or not?i' Although not winners of the county championship, they ran a close second, losing only to two county teams. One thing that is very essential in developing a strong team is the co-operation of the different members of the team with the coach. Great credit is due Coach Williams and Evelyn Shenk for building up such a good team and to the girls for their faithful practice throughout the season. Success does not mean merely winning games. Success is measured by sportsman- ship, and at all times the girls established as their standard, "An honorable victory or nonefi "For when the one Great Scorer comes To write against your name, - He writes not that you won or lost, But how you played the game." Team Capt. E, Shenk ....... ......... F orward Coach Williams G. Bott .,...,...i........ ......... F orward V. Reesh ................. ......... G Hard E. Barnhouse ..,..,....,.,......................... Center M. Hall .................................................. Guard G. Brook ................................................ Center I. Gorby .................................. Center Guard Subs--Ruth Strohecker, Corrinne Dodd, Florence Hay, LaVerne Ashdown. Season's Record Fairfield .... ......... 1 6--East Palestine 20-Here Damascus ......... 19-East Palestine -Here Canfield .... ......... 2 8-East Palestine 13-Here Alumnae ...... ......... 2 1-East Palestine 29-Here Struthers ...... ......... 2 9-East Palestine Here Wellsville .... ......... 2 7-East Palestine Here Lisbon .......... ......... 2 2-East Palestine Here Columbiana ........, 16-East Palestine Here Girard .......... ......... 1 7-East Palestine 40-There Minerva .... ......... 2 9-East Palestine Here Salem ............ ......... 2 5-East Palestine 14-Here Columbiana ......,., 25-East Palestine -There Warren ........ ......... 1 6-East Palestine -Here Hubbard .. ......... 24-East Palestine 27-Here Struthers ..... ......... 2 0-East Palestine -There Newell ......... 6-East Palestine 28-Here Lisbon ...... ......,.. 1 7--East Palestine -There Vvellsville .......... ......... 3 3-East Palestine -There East Liverpool ..... ......... 2 3-East Palestine 31-Here Ou 48 '-,- 1929 . f 1 N, E. v I Ms.. ., . TRACK In recent years tl1e track team has become an integral part of High School Ath- letics, and has played an important role in building up the reputation of East Palestine High School. The team this season began under somewhat of a handicap with only three letter- men: Curry, as Captain, H. Gorby and Smith, back. There were, however, many new recruits, and these men were at once rounded into shape by Coach Ward. ' The local team placed high in the meet at Salem, also in the invitation meet at Geneva, Beaver Falls, Pa. The track men won many honors for themselves and their school at the county meet in Salem and also at the district meet held at Salem. It is hoped that next year's team will be as good if not better than this year's, and with the great wealth of material possible we have every reason to believe that it will be. ORGANIZATIONS W 1 L, J., nouns , Y ugquo fi?-122' ,V mfg M 9-552-13. "!s3vA My Z llgl.l!0S " liZ1E"2aiM'2-'Q'-"'i7W53'-E 1 1 l QQ Q Q 5f.ggd25?13,ggg,5 v , L-fa?!jg?u JS 'Fw fy If b'2 '3' l.oi FJ 1 2 51519. +:e..: 'fe 'asv ' -' r gif ..4,4g It b'3 gg: U0 "?8P?Ms'?i'i2aw 35 . l 4940.81 'U 1 it "' 'SY' ' X ' 5 cibgz 0 M? 0 on o , Q Z 9 o - 01 X' l N X X vx 3 ' w? P I- 1 ,5i'gL I , V ' , I- f Q X M 11Q4Q fgi' H Fr,1 YQIIQQQUQ A M4' - - ,f .Af,1 'f ff' J Lfqvvr ' , Q . 'Mila - Q4 , sg-aof2vsM"5wwvHavfwz'xmmMMw...-fs- U 1 , - ' " Q ' 1 V ' 1 1 , A 'v' FA h.f.r 0 vi. "li'f, ifff -' ,R "I 1:4359 4, T if P A H-'Pff 1 em-'11 'B swf- :M 'ww 6' ft Swv Q04 ff ' if 1 "Q '59 is-' gig-QW fggff ' W Q un, . -1 -, W ,Y - f 'TM ,A H..-lf, X 50 ..,.. ,.A , , 1929 1 , "AQ'- ,, ,, EPI-IANIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... ,... A lbert Menke Associate Editor ...... ...... R uth Williams Business Manager ..,..,i... Y....,,,, E sther Kirtley Asst. Business Manager ..... ..... H orace Loschinskey Literary Editor .............,,,,........ .,.,.. J eanette Alexander Society Editor and Typist .,..... ....... M ary Archibald Humor Editor ........................ ........................,............. H alwyn Gorby Snapshot Editors ...... ...,. M artha Angle, Harold Hofmaster Sports--Boys' ,..... ,.,.. .,.................,,....... K e nneth Curry Sports-Girls' ...... ....... G race Brook Calendar Editor ..... ...,............,.,,.. H oward Leake Art Editors ....... ..... lk lax Beyer, Herbert Mohr One of the most outstanding organizations of the High School is the Ephanian Staff. In the years to come we hope the class members may often look at our Ephanian and think of "those good old days" and appreciate it more and more as the years roll by. For this reason the staff has put forth every effort to make this an interesting and worthwhile Edition. 1 x N m Q X N xg X ,. 1, - 5,-::.u1" ,gggx I' Q . N N V 3. .,.. X . .ggi 'Ni-2. 'iq x 1 ..:'. 1' 52 y 1929 we '- .- .. '- . ..,. . elf.. ..f--:fj:f4.'-1535.-i--7.5.5. a....,,.,,.,...,, 33,17 . Q THE TRUMPETER It was in the year 1923 that Fred Merwin became the tirst editor of The Trumpeter. This was the first paper that the East Palestine High School had ever had. Fred was at that time a Junior. He edited the paper that year and also the next, his Senior year. The paper was then well started on its road to success-both in a financial and liter- ary way. The succeeding editors were Luella Hartley, Kenneth Keller, Mary Belle Wertz. The assistant editor of this year, Charles Merwin, will be the editor-in-chief next year. Since the beginning of these publications it has been customary for the paper to be published at least live times a year. The staff of this year has published six editions. This has been a co-operative staff and under Martha's guidance has put out very com- mendable papers. u The staff consists of: ' Editor .,...........,.... Assistant Editor ..... Business Manager Circulation Manager ....,.... Asst. Circulation Manager ..... Advertising Manager ........ Literary Editor ,.,... Martha Angle Charles Merwin Mary Archibald Ruth Williamson Evelyn Shenk Glenn Ward Margarette Hawk nd Kenneth Booth Joke Editors ...... ...... A lice Meek a Society Editor ,..,.. Club Notes ..... Girls' Athletics .... Boys' Athletics ....... Class Reporters- Seniors ........... Juniors ........ Marjorie Simms Eleanor Stewart ,,,, Maxine Beyer Angello Skalkos Robert Archibald LaVerne Ashdown Sophomores ..... ....... L enore Freed Freshmen ....... ....... R obert Morris Faculty Adviser .,,.... Principal D. C. Simkins x X Q Y 4 w I 4 I ' 4 I.. 54 l 1929 p f V' ,I ..-s.. ...,., . ,A tg-C9 Q.. ,. . - - 4, Y " F ,. .. fit, A . ..,. . "" ' THE STUDENT COUNCIL As a novel branch of the High School's organization, a Student Council was intro- duced this year. One day last fall out of u clear sky lVlr. Palmer addressed the assem- bly and explained the workings of a council of this type. After there was a complete understanding among the students about the council, everyone was requested to Write the names of six boys and six girls upon a slip of paper. These were the names of the students whom they-the assembly-considered best fitted to have a part in this coun- cil. The results were as follows: Esther Kirtley, Maxine Beyer, Ruth Williamson, Martha Angle, Vergie Reesh, Alice Meek, Charles Merwin, Angello Skalkos, Glenn XVard, Albert Menke, Edson Ilorsfall and Frank Gorby. These students formed the council. At their tirst meeting Charles Me1'win was elected president, Glenn VVard, vice president, and Esther Kirtley, secretary. The primary object of this council was to deal with all extra-curricular activities, such as clubs and the formation of an orchestra. After the clubs had been started and all of the extra-curricular activities were going smoothly, it seemed that the work of the Council was over. However, it was discovered that no better place could be found for the majority of the students to voice their opinions of certain matters if they wished them to receive immediate attention than in the presence of some members of the council. Such matters as replenishing the supply oi books on the reading table and sup- planting the glass fixtures on the lights in the assembly hall with heavier frames, were. brought about through the influence of this Council. Long live the Council! 1929 ,,,..,nL,. .-A'. M ,,.,', , M, ,,.,.u...,,, ai ,,. ..., f. .,, .. - --..v...W -W -- DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club held its first meeting November 10, 1928, with a record enroll ment. Everyone excepting the Public Speaking students had to pass a preliminary examination before they were permitted to join the club. At the second meeting the following officers were chosen: Ruth Williamson ......,..... Florence Hay .,,,. Jeanette Alexander .... Mildred Ruse ...... President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Harriet Williams ...,..,.....,. ,,,.,,i..,..,...,.,,.,.......,..,..,,..,.......,.,...,...,....e..,. S ponsor The enrollment is as follows: Martha Angle, Jean Adamson, LaVerne Ashdown Jeanette Alexander, Roy Bonebrake, Elizabeth Barnhouse, Lois Blair, Kenneth Curry Constance Dornon, Hazel Dishong, Grace Fowler, Dorothy Hofmaster, Roberta Hill Olive Hamilton, Florence Hay, Margarette Hawk, Mary E. Irwin, John lstinick, Thomas Jones, Elsie Kachner, Louise Lowry, Howard Leake, Robert Morris, Alice Meek, Vlv ian Oliver, Mildred Ruse, Kathryn Sutherin, Ruth Strohecker, Angelo Skalkos, Evelyn Shenk, Lenore Skinner, Ruth Williamson, Helen Wilhelm, Julia Skerball, La Verne Ashdown 56 1 "" 1929 .---5' rx ,.-'yt -. . ,.,,,. ...L t, ,,.. t ,.,, , ,,,Q,,:,,i ..,, .. .,q.,h .:., ,,.,. ,,, . '- .,.. .,, ..,.,-n " " ww.- THE LITERARY AND MYTI-IOLOGY CLUB The Literary and Mythology Club held its first meeting on November 10, 1923, at which meeting plans for the club were discussed, and the enrollment taken. In the next meeting, two weeks late1', the following officers were chosen: Glenn Ward ,,..,,..,. ,..,,,,,,,,,,....,....,,, ,t...,,.......,....,,.,.,....,...,,...,.............. P r esident Alice Meek ,..,,,,.,, ,,,.,,. V ice President Marjorie Simms ,,..,,. ..,,,,,,.. S ecretary Norma Johnston .,,,., ,, ,,.........,..........,..,.... Sponsor The club was also divided into two groups, the Literary section and the Mythology faction. All the members of the club have been well pleased with the interesting programs which have been given, and from all viewpoints, the club had a very successful year. The enrollment is as follows: Jean Adamson. Ruth Archibald, Marian Atchison, Martha Cowan, Evalyn Dornon, Lenore Dyke, Lenore Freed, Rachael Funk, Kathryn Gorby, Iverness Gorby, Ruth Holman, Louise Lowry, Charles Merwin, Esther Mohr, Margaret Menke, Thomas Quilter, Mildred Mackall, Julia Skerball, Kathryn Sutherin, Marjorie Simms, Ruth Strohecker, Peter Skalkos, 1161611 Wilhelm, David Williams. -Charles Merwin. A. .Q .V-SI' ,H 57 .,.. Q, ' f'--f 4, f " ' 1 "T 'M' J . -- .' -1- X at- s..-e.. . m.. A 4. ...-TI, , , - fi... L W, 'C' v ,:.,.T:., .MW , . N .uw m.,bv-A BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club held its first meeting on November 10, 1928, at which time plans for the club were discussed, the enrollment was taken, and the following officers were elected: Mary Neubaur, President, Harold Kachner, Vice President, Harold Hofmas- ter, Secretaryg William Istinick, Treasurer, Sarah Doxsee, Sponsor. The Program Committee was chosen as follows: Edson Horsfall, Mary Archibald, Vvilliam Mansfield, Melva Bonebrake and Clementine Ashbaugh. The club has had a very successful year from social, financial and educational standpoints. The club members are as follows: M. Archibald, L. Ashdown, C. Ashbaugh, R. Bacon, R. Baumann, M. Bonebrake, G. Brook, I. Brittain, S. Bycroft, J. Cook, B. Crowl, D. Dolan, J. Ferris, H. Hofmaster, J. Holloway, W. lstinick, H. Kachner, N. Lawrence, J. Lipp, W. Mansfield, M. Mackall, E. McGee, M. Menke, J. Mollenkopf, N. Neubaur, J. Quilter, S. Reed, M. Reese, G. Reidy, K. Rich, M. Ruse, E. Sutherin, M. Sutherin, J. Rowe, K. Tauchar, L. Urmson, G. Van Fossan, E. Horsfall, M. Garthwaite. -Mary Archibald. - I, . 58 H g , 1929 ,l3p'1.,i'iasiQi1: g,g.i::, L. . Q L: CAMERA AND ART CLUB On November 10, a small group of students of our High School wl1o were desirous of laying aside the frivolous and ordinary interests of life, to consider some of the. more beautiful things in the world of art, met in Room 8 and organized the Camera and Art Club. Originally the club included those interested in camera and poster work, but sub- sequently other departments were added to accommodate the artistic tendencies of a number of the members, consequently the pennant, painting, and music department originated. The officers elected are: Clayton Schindler, Presidentg Althea Henry, Secretaryg Sponsor, Mr. Arnold. One of the most interesting features of the bi-weekly meetings is the exhibit of the hand work of the members, -John Hibbs. Q -Q .JJ-.'ff' -7 59 .kia : I A,A, , ,, K . Q -f - - n ,. .. HOME ECONOMICS AND INTERIOR DECORATION CLUB The Iirst meeting of the Home Economics and Interior Decoration Club was held November 10, 1928. Club officers and a program committee for the year were chosen: Florence Hay .,..,,,,.,.. ..................,...... P resident Constance Do1'non ......, ...... X Vice President Esther Kirtley ..,.........,,,..,,,.....,.........,..,.,,7.,...,7,.........,....,..........,..,....., Secretary The program committee is as follows: Bernice Crowl, Vivian Oliver, Ruth William- son, Roberta Hill. The enrollment is as follows: Martha Angle, Mary Archibald, Clementine Ash- baugh, Ruth Bacon, Elizabeth Barnhouse, Maxine Bonebrake, Elizabeth Bixby, Rita Baumann, Bernice Crowl, Corrinne Dodd, Constance Dornon, Hazel Dishong, Margaret -Guy, Magdalene Garthwaite, Lois Harvey, Florence Hayes, Margaret Hall, Dorothy Hofmaster, Beatrice Helfrich, Rebecca Jones, Esther Kirtley, Elsie Kachner, Josephine Lipp, Helen Mackall, Edessa Oliver, Vivian Oliver, Julia Q-uilter, Sara Reed, Kath- erine Rich, Eleanor Stewart, Evelyn Shenk, Dorothy Sommers, Evelyn Sutherin, Clem- entine Swickard, Mary Tauchar, Ruth Williamson, Winnie Walker, Cecil Zeh, Roberta Hill. -Esther Kirtley. 60 I 929 1" ',,, ' ii., L. A-N'-----"""' f:""1f 4..S.'fZi' 45 ' 1'f'!1f:f2f"' ' ' ,, ,. .. .Hg-,2..... 'jif'-A-,'v:j.,gj'vg-7 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club this year was interesting as well as instructive. All the members co-operated with our faculty advisers, Mr. McPherson and Mr. Lamb, in making the club a great success. The weekly programs as well as those presented in chapel were entertaining and well worth while. The membership includes: Alexander Adamson, Kenneth Booth, Sara Bycroft, Philip Buggs, Melva Bonebrake, Grace Brook, Ruth Bott, Eugene Clark, Lloyd Candel, John Cook, Kenneth Curry, Earl Dillon, Doris Dolan, Wilder Foertch, Mike Grappo, Halwyn Gorby, Edson Horsfall, Carl Horton, Charles Helman, James Hum, Catherine Hulton, Harold Kachner, Horace Loschinskey, Herbert Mohr, Clyde Miller, Charles Mansfield, Albert Menke, Everett McGee, William Mansfield, Max Palmer, Milton Ryan, Angelo Skalkos, Ellen Sutherin, Elizabeth Sutherin, Jacob Trobec, Grace Van Fossan, Olin Whitmore, Glenn Ward, David Williams, Lester Williams, Harold Hofmaster, Bert Switzer, Belinda Colella, Vincent Swagger, Paul Early, Clayton Schindler, Joe Braheny. .o., - 61 1929 , -- : ...,..u V, .-,-,, ,.,...-5. ,,.., J. .1 .- -4 sf f ,. ..... , A. . . Q .. , DEBATING TEAM AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE Hazel Dishong Marjorie Simms Clayton Schindler Julia Skerball Alice Meek Carl Horten Margarette Hawk falternatej George R. Wertz Calternatej Coach-Miss Taggart QUESTION "Resolved, That the United States should cease to protect by force of arms capital invested in foreign lands, except after formal declaration of war." March 8-Lisbon Affirmative-Here .,..... ..,.,, W on 249-253 Negative-There ....,, ,.,.. W on 263-270 March 14-Sebring Affirmative-There ,,.., .... L ost 25515-23515 March 15-Sebring Negative-Here ...... ...... W on 233-266 X 62 W . .. , 1929 'A" ...- ' 'X . GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club of this year was one of the most successful branches of the High School's organization. This club was not originated at the beginning of the term as the rest of the clubs were. The iirst meeting was called on Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 in the second week of October. It was decided at this meeting that 6:30 on each Wednesday would be a more convenient time to meet. The second meeting was held on the next Wednesday at 6:30 in the Junior High auditorium. The officers were elected. The election resulted as follows: President, Alice Meekg vice president, Florence Hayg secretary and treasurer, Vergie Reeshg librarian, Evelyn Shenkg assistant librarian, Margaret Menke. This club has been very successful in its activities of the year. The members gave a tea and there was a clever program given by different girls of the club. There were no compulsory dues, but each member has the privilege of dropping a coin into a little box that was placed in a conspicuous position. This money helped pay for the music that was purchased for the club. A great deal of credit is due Mrs. Palmer and Miss Cherry. lt was under the able direction of Mrs. Palmer that the voices were tried and correctly placed, lt was her hearty co-operation and never-failing enthusiasm that led the little ship Glee Club to the harbor Success. As a reliable cohort there was Miss Cherry. Never forgetting a practice and never tiring of repeated calls of "Give us our pitch, Miss Cherry," it was this willingness that was a model for the girls. The co-operation of the entire group is the quality that led to Accomplishment and Contentment. LWWE FEATURES , w r 1 27:A :KK 64 I 929 K' ' A I . in L.. Q: 'qu ..4,::,,,k1..., .,,L.......... ...,,..,,M, I .... L.: .1 Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe chalk?" Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe busy? Wooden Shoe WOODEN SHOES like to see Mr. Ryder's hair when it wasn't curly? be surprised if Marjorie Simms came to school on time? be happy if the faculty got the report cards out on time? like to be in High School when "Gen" Bott wasn't "busting off?" like to see Grace Fowler when she wasn't "making eyes?" like to see some sweet young thing make Mac Marshall "walk like to go to class once and witness Edson Horsfall not prepared? love to hear the words-"Two weeks' Spring Vacation?" like to remember when Bill Ward wasn't in love? like to imagine Ollen Whitmore as a football hero? like to see Esther Kirtley and Mary Archibald when they weren't just love to be in Miss Doxsee's study hall and say a few words to your neighbor and not have to stay in? Wooden teacher had Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Curry ? Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Shoe Wooden can get out of sch Wooden Shoe Wooden Shoe Shoe like to see Fritz Gorby when you didn't feel sorry for him 'cause the a pick on him? appreciate it if the Student Council really did something worth while? like to imagine that Bob Morris was very quiet for five minutes? like to meet one girl whose heart hasn't been broken by Kenny like to see Vincent Oliver when he wasn't "crabbing?" like to see John Hibbs in love? like to see Mr. Arnold make "whoopee?" like to see Mr. Simkins with his mustache even on both sides? have a hard time to find a better Senior sponsor than Miss Cherry? like to imagine George Ross Wertz turning out to be a bachelor? like to see P. R. Lamb with Miss Myers? H like to see Albert Menke with false teeth? Cheer up, maybe you ool to go to the dentist. like school if going down street were in the regular curriculum? all like to be Seniors and run the school for one day? . 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X R .f' .' .""-. . . i 929 66 1 1"-f I -1" ,. . . 1 7 ...'::"i ' N-' if i bf f:.f...m. ..1'.. AAG' 'png-va-Dt'-'""'5:'ggMF w:rw:vr'f'-" 'L'f.:f:--f:-- - zz 1 ,Q . 'f::::?f.--A 'P , ,. :..:' . .gg ww. gn :gf-Q,125-1'a.........f:'.. 1:,g.gL.zL,, ' LYCEUM COURSE The Lyceum Course opened October 29 at the M. E. church with the Killarney Colleens. Their program consisted ot stories, Irish jokes, readings and music, and was well received by the audience. - The second number was a famous impersonator, John B. Ratto, and was presented December 3 at the Presbyterian Church. His program was full of life and action with never a dull moment. He gave us some very interesting and impressive impersonations. A very unusual number was the third one. Robert Jackson's Plantation Singers appeared on the Lyceum program January 10 at the Christian Church. Their program was devoted to Negro spirituals, southern songs and plantation melodies. The number was highly appreciated by the audience because of its unique appeal. Rolf Lium, President Coolidge's pastor at Black Hills, entertained us with a lecture for the fourth number. He talked on the "Spirit of Youth," and he gave us interesting personal experiences concerning the President and Mrs. Coolidge. This number was presented January 21 at the Presbyterian Church. The last number on our course was a drama, "The Detour," given at the Christian Church February 13. It was a remarkable play, with excitement running through the entire production. Q X X., .fl Vg' 'N 1929 C, A 1 , . L 67 --"' . , . ..-.M ,,,-, ,... ..QAgL1Q-5 ' U . .. ,, ,, ,, ... f -' SENIOR CLASS PLAY "Welcome Home, Jimmie" was presented by the Senior Class of 1929 at the Chris- tian Church, May 14 and 15. Mr. Valentine Gardner, a young lawyer, is mistaken for Jimmie Brooks. In order that the family of Jimmie will not be disappointed, Val and his friend, Chess, stay and work on Mrs. Brook's farm. They encounter many difficulties, which are highly amus- ing. Both Val and Chess fall in love, helping to advance the plot. A very pleasing drama of modern farm life, with enough humor and pathos to hold interest throughout the play. The cast: Valentine Gardner ...... Chesterfield McSwope Mrs, Brooks ...........,.,,., Lucille Brooks .,...,, Allie Thomas ...,. Danny Banks ..,,... Peggy Sommers .,,. George Pierce .... Melinda Preston ,.,..,. Albert Menke A ,,,.. Halwyn Gorby Grace Brook Ruth Williamson Jeanette Alexander Howard Leake Martha Angle Edson Horsfall Genevieve Bott G - --X- I 929 ee , ' l928-E. P. H. S. CALENDAR-1929 Based on the Follies of 327 Students and 11 Teachers. Date. Scene. Who. Lines. Sept. Study Student 1Hello, Simkins! Hello, Palmer! New teachers 10 Hall Body 1 very much in evidence. I Wed Study Max lGong! Gong! Gong! Fire drill! I wonder if 12 Hall Palmer i they think we'll burn? i- .. Thur. Upper Fritz Wednesday night-date night. "Ain't love 13 Hall Gorby grand, Lena?" I - Tues. Geometry Angello il wore my new football sweater to bed last 25 Class Skalkos X night. I was afraid Bill would take it. Oct. Olympia Max Say, Bill Ward was called on the carpet for 1 Confect. Beyer 'staging a parade Friday. Where's your permit? . l i Fri. Lower Horace iNo extra period tonight? Teachers all got 5 Hall Loschinskey their lirst pay. 1 Mon. English John. We ain't got no use for Good English, nohow. 22 Class Hartford Wed. Study Arnold lDoom day Report cards! Aw, you didn't flunk 24 Hall Better ' as many as I did. Nov. Study Student National Education Week. Lots of speakers. 5 Hall Body Are we sorry?'? Yes???? i - Tues. All Freshies Tests again. Oh, what a grand and glorious 19 Classes fee1ing???? Fri. English Prof. For Monday you can write every word in your 22 Class Simkins vocabulary and hand it in. Tues. Front Lloyd Br-r-r! Gee, it's cold! I'll have to get my 26 Walk Rupert L red ilannels. I - Thur. Chapel Vincent lThanksgiving Day program. Oh, boy! Turkey 28 Oliver A I for dinner! N . Dec. Pres. John B. lLyeeum Course, "Ratto," the man of a thou- 3 Church Ratto sand faces. fLon Chaney, the second.J Thur. Study Kathryn Everybody writing letters. to Santa Claus. I 13 Hall Sutherin wonder what he'll bring me???? Tues. Chapel Girls' Girls have another chapel to themselves. They 18 Chorus are becoming great singers. Wed Typing Miss Now, where did these dice come from??'?? tWe 19 Room Doxsee N wonder what she has been doing???? -,X .x , xx -' jig!" 'IE 1929 if ...-5'7" 'N ,. U4-xr if li-"""N! 4. .., .... i-ag: f- ..,,.. ,..,. , .,., ...,.,, . ,.,.....:., ,... ' . -525451 -1 sul .,.. ....-, ---'. .. .... 'M' ""' ' ""' "" N "'- 1 1928-E. P. H. S. CALENDAR-i929 CContinuedJ Date. ' Scene. Who. Lines. I I I , Thur. I French Miss Senior pictures arrive. Oh, aren't they nice! 20 I Room I Cherry I I I Jan. I Home Miss IHot lunch today. This is a good job. Always 8 I Economics Meyers I working overtime. I I M Jan. Study Mr. It's here! Lots of snow! Boys, don't throw 15 Hall Simkins snowballs! fGirls, likewise.J I I I - Jan. , Lower Upper ISemester tests. Too bad if you have to take 21 Hall Classmen them all. "Plantation Singers." Feb. I Study Freshies Doom day! Semester report cards! I passed 1 I Hall I fin one door, out the otherl. I ' I Mon. Chemistry Student Goodby, McPherson. Hello, Lamb. The lamb 11 Class Body beat the lion this year???? I I - Wed. Christian Mr. ILast number, "The Detour." "You can't milk a 13 Church Smith mosquito with a monkey-wrench." I - Fri, Chapel Max 'Football letters. "Aggie" Wilson elected new 15 Beyers cheer leader. Come on, "Aggieg" let's go! March West Fellows Lots of snow and WIND!! Watch the skirts, 5 Entrance girls-be careful!! Thur. Fields and Miss Spring is here! What a grand and glorious 21 Trees Spring feeling! ! ! ! I - All the Every- Every- IFive most important events of the year. Time where body I I March Upper Any Liberty theater burned down last night. Now, 1 I Hall Senior where will be have our Senior Play??? . I - May I Banquet Junior Junior-Senior Banquet. Don't eat too much, 16 I Mr. Simkins. . I - May Study Editor-in- Ephanian coming out. Get yours before they're 20 Hall Chief all gone. Swell book, eh!!! I - May Back Howard Senior Commencement. We're just BEGIN- 24 Stage Leake I NING to commence. I ,. May Any Any- INo more teachers-no more books-until fall 31 I where I body I at least. I I I - 1 -Howard Leake. . .1 5-----., 5 " ' ,,-.L 70 luluu L L l929 Xi":ifQ::r3?isf-f.1'Hi 'jf ffflfiiiig,f5f'fffIi,f'-"::2f113?F -.f4f.i'L.ZLQQ,gQf5:'14 ' 'E it -'- ' " " U ...M ,fu N ....,,.,.. U.. ' -.mmm I'..- Ll ......,,x.-1. . .. ..,,-4W,,,, ...tn .. "HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! " The High School has been in the habit of putting on a High School Operetta, but this year they digressed from the usual routine and put on a High School Play, en- titled t'Hurry! Hurry! Hurry!" The Dramatic Club is to be complimented upon the fact that the final cast was chosen entirely from its members. "Hurry! Hurry! Hurry!" is a modern play, and yet the plot is unique. The scene opens with a bang, that of falling packages, and Mr. Hooker's financial crash. There is only one thing that will divert the disaster-that is F1oy's engagement before mid- night. This is the central idea. Many laughable incidents occur when her brother and mother try to arrange her engagement with Ted Stone and Professor Bartholomew. At last, with the help of Miss Brown, and, through his own act of ingenuity- setting the clock ahead-Steve succeeds in bringing about Floy's engagement to Jack Crandall. The cast: Mrs. Hooker ...., ...... G enevieve Bott Mr. Hooker ....... ..... H alwyn Gorby ' Floy ...........,. .... M artha Angle Steve ............... .... R obert Morris Miss Brown ,..... ......... J ulia Skerball Ted Stone ............................ .......... A ngello Skalkos Professor Bartholomew ...... ....... J ohn Istinick Jack Crandall .................. ...... K enneth Curry Maid ...........,........................................,....,.... .............. .............. H a zel Dishong The play was under the capable direction of Miss Williams, sponsor of the Dra- matic Club. X.. -. A- -.Y ,,. N. A. ,- fl tlhti, ,417 ...- .Ax i 72 , I 29 "fy, s I 'X ,f . it--am """-J --1 "" -i 'I """ NNN ....,....,.-' ' .',, ....1 1.31-I-wgfnnlL-f:gfj:'u:--Q JH----:mm---....,..,,,,.3,5w..,m uh ANNUAL TAGGART CONTEST United Presbyterian Church, East Palestine, Ohio Friday Evening, April 26th, 1929, 8 P. M. PROGRAMME Pipe Organ Solo-tal Traumlied .......... ..,.,.,..,..........,........ ......... J . Frysingel' tbl Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life ........... ....,. V ictor Herbert Miss Lillian Burgham Prayer ...... .................,....,.,....,............... ...... D r . E. S. Collier READINGS 1-Dumb Waiter Difficulty ............. ,.......,,,.....i....., ,,,, E 1 izabeth Barnhouse 2-Biff Perkins' Toboggan Slide ........ ......... K enneth Curry 3-The Stenog, Talks Back .....i......, ..... C atharine Tauchar 4-Pigs Is Pigs ..i...........,............ ......., D avid Williams 5-Anne's Apology ..............,,.....,. Dorothy Hofmaster Violin Solo-tal Cavateria .,...,................................... ......... C arl Bohm 314 tbl Encore Warren Ashbaugh 6-Everybody's C00 C00 .......... ..,.,....,.....................,.........Y. ..,,..... K e nneth Booth 7--Where Ignorance Is Bliss .........,,....... 8-A Madison Square Arabian N ight ..,.. .. Kathryne Sutherin George R. Wertz 9-At the Picture Show ...................,,,., ,,.... ....,. L o is Blair 10-Kelley's Dream .......,......................, ...................,,............ ...... J a y Huston Pipe Organ Solo-Andante ...........i,.....................,................ .... E . Lemaigre Miss Lillian Burgham JUDGES' DECISION Presentation of Prizes ..... ............................,.....i...,..,. ............i.......,.,.... W . C, Clark FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS First Prize ....,.......,............,.... 310.00 in Gold First Prize .,,,.,,.......,.......,,,,,,., 310,00 in Gold Second Prize ....,..,......,........,.... 5.00 in Gold Second Prize ,..,..,....,.....,,,,,,,,,,, 5,00 in Gold To each of the other three To each of the other three contestants ...................,. i...... 2 .50 in Gold ' contestants .....................,..,,,, 2,50 in Gold ' WINNERS BOYS GIRLS First Prize ...................,.... Kenneth Curry First Prize ...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,. Kathryne Sutherin Second Prize ..,.... ........... J ay Huston Second Prize ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,, L 0 is Blair JUDGES 1 Mr. W. C. Clark, Asst. County Supt., Lisbon, Ohio Miss Florence Wilhelm, Leetonia High School Miss Garnet Gooley, Columbiana High School l Y The Yoder-Shasteen Company extends to the SENIOR CLASS OF EAST PALESTINE HIGH SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES 5.01101 1111011v1u1uiuinZni41010301021hismini1viaritrloilliuiuioioioilr0:0 i E Q , Q OUR BEST WISHES 5 Q TO THE CLASS OF 1929 E Q Hawk Hardware Q "COURTESY AND sERv1cE" Q 57 N. Market St. Bell Phone IZ. 5 E Q ' ! 2.,-.-.,-..-..-.,-.,-..-..-.-..-..-.-..-.-.,-.-.,-..-,...,-..-..-.,-......-..-..-.,....2 SENIOR MEETING. E. Horsfall-Our Beyer has Bott a tur- bulent Brook beside a happy Leake, near a Woods. She has invited us all dow to Angle next spring and, as she has I1 H good Cook, I'm sure you will be Mohr than pleased. gggboiuir 1 11 ioiuiniui xi xi 1014024 ! ! ! ! B i Q SUTHERIN BROS. Q et.. ggmam ff... i Phone 274. g Kodaks and Finishing Service ! i Cara Nome Toilet Requisites Q 'S Liggett's and Artstyle Chocolates ' ! ! Symphony Lawn Stationery . ! Q l I Q ! U I ozoviuinimrioiuioinimri 1 3 1110 49:4 52.11101 1 11111111 1 1 1 101105 .g..-..... -. -. - - - Ditto-They say that people with op- posite characteristics make the happiest marriages. Duo Ditto-Yes, that's why I'm look- ing for a wife with money. "A book in the hand is worth two in the desk." Q HARDlNG'S Q GROCERY 2 Q ! ! GROCERIES, DRY Goons, Q ! i 164 S. Market St. NOTIONS Prompt Service Phone 68. Q ! 3 xoicrioioimngudij 051111 111 11: 1111 11v:n1oi1rIg:g 0:0111 211 3 1130111 311 1 311111134 o'o 9 - 2 i Q Compliments of i 3 3 MELNICK'S 5 i McCOMMON i I i g l 1 Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes, , Hardware, Paints, Varmshes, Smithson and Faller Suits ! Electric Supplies, 2 S S I , ! Beacon Shoes, Bates Street Shirts, ! i Radios l Stephenson Underwear, Viking i i 3 G Hats and Caps. i : 140 North Market Street - : : ! East Palestine, Ohio ! ! "BETTER MERCHANDISE FOR ! Q Q LESS MONEY" Q ! Q ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Q ! ojapugm-N1:1-11111111-1:1-11: :mar :ucmofo Olvnoxnxuz 111111: ,:1,q1mp11q.1g0q1,-..:L H. Gorby-No girl ever made a fool U. Taus-I never did like that guy. out of me. G. Bott-VVhy? K. Curry-VVe1l, who did, then? U. Taus-Why, the cross-eyed, bow- --- legged, son-of-a-gun is always calling Miss Williams-Did anyone see K. someone names. Curry? --Q- H. Leake-No, but I saw a Horsfall "Came the dawng it had no place else and a Bonebrake. to go." Jimi :mini 3 an 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 1 2131 111 11111 1 11111024 "Bu From Chick" Q ! i East Palestine, Ohio 02020101 1 112 1 11112 1 112 21111 11113 1:1 1x11i11i1x1u11ri1xiu0:0 bzon1111010111if11014viemir111xii1010101451014ri:111hisuinioininioilriuilrialgzg The CHAPIN Co. Q DRY Gooos AND 2 I , g READY-To-WEAR g Q ! Q EAST PALESTINE, OHIO 5 3 Q 5 ., ..-,-.,....-.,......,-.,-. ...... .,-.,- .-.,.. ...,- - ! Arnold-To what class does the ever- green belong? Earl Kirtley-Freshman. Chuck Helman-Ouch! I bumped my crazy bone. Doc. VVertzvVVel1, just part your hair on the other side and no one will notice it. 0.01 iozoinioi rx 1 1 1 11: zone, ! ! Q ! . i Compliments of l 3 WILLIAMS' 9 PHARMACY East Palestine, Ohio 01030101014r1n1o1o:u1o14110101011024 0:01 was 1 3 1 1 2:1 1 1:1 1 1019.4 0:4 "Sofas, in these days, are called thrill- ing stations." Mr. Ward-Now, Nightingale and the rest of you birds in that corner, behave. Mr. LambAWhat is velocity? A. Meek-Velocity is what you let loose of a Wasp with. o ! ! ! ! Compliments of TAYLOR'S General Store i East Palestine, Uhio Phone 76 xoinioi 1 1 1 ioioinioiuioixozo Oi! I BETTER FURNITURE g BETTER HOMES The East Palestine Furniture Co. Q "A Furniture Store Since '94" g 25 N. Market St. Phone 194. i East Palestine, Ohio I ! ozoizuioioimviz11011n1uio1o1u1u1uq He-What do you think of her clothes? Him-I'd say they were simply out of sight. Lady--Have you been reading "Long- fellow ?" GentfNo, about a quarter of an hour. Vincent Swagger-Well, I answered a 0:0 'boil 3 1 ini 1 1 111 1 21130 Doi 2 11101 1 1 1 3 :xi 101140 ! We Appreciate ! our good schools, and along with Q good schools, good quality Groceries and Dry Goods may always be found at KACHNER'S STORE 9 3 ! 66 W. Main St. uwcnoioz 1 11011 it 3 1 11 :ui 2010.0 question in class today. Bill Steinhauser--What answer did you give? Vincent Swagger-Present. Mr. Arnold-f-Doc, do you think late hours are good for one? Doc Gorby--No, but I think they are all right for two. n1o3o1o1u1o1fx1o1o1u1o1o21x1o1m 1 vi 1 ,101 xi 1 in 1 1 1 in 1 in ich 0 SkerbaIl's 2 We at the HARD.To-FIT Q We please the HARD.To-PLEAsE SEE Us FIRST East Palestine, Ohio. Phone 36, Q Q ! ! U I 020.11411 in 2 1 xi ri 1:1 1:11 in 2 1 1 1:1111 1 1 xi ini 1 1:1 101430 4 FOR A HIGHER EDUCATION SEE "JACK" J. P. McMahon General Merchandise 257-267 EAST TAGGART STREET East Palestine, Ohio ,',o1n10101 1 111 111 v1 1 1 v1 1 1 141 1 1 11111 1 111 11101014020 Q 5 ROCKENBERGER'S GARAGE 5 g DEALER IN i JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS STUDEBAKER and DE SOTO CARS 2 ! Q KENDAL1. MOTOR OIL i i i Phone 61. East Palestine, Ohio. i 0:4101 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 1 1 1 1 1 11111 1:1 101501 101uo:o Miss Johnson-Give Lincoln's Gettys- Mr. Ryder-Leave the room. burg address. Glenn Rupert-Why? Lloyd Candel-Why, he doesn't have Mr. Ryder-Well, you ean't take it any. He never lived there. with you. Miss Williams-Glen, give a sentence Herb Mohr-What is a hypocrite? using "income" Mooney Hofmaster-A boy who goes Glen Rupert-Otto Kuntz and I were into one of Mr. Lamb's Chemistry tests smoking, and income Mr. Simkins. with a smile on his facel 52.010111 1111 1 1 1 101 1 1 1111 1 1 1 1 111 1 1n101n1o1u1mo'0 , 0 S ! ' - Polar Ice ! 0 0 ! g IS made ln Q ' - i East Palestine Q Qu: 11101 1. up 1.1.1 1- an 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 111 1501019010101 101010021 gzgto 9:4itrioioioioiuioirxi uiuiuioioirozc ! ! ! ! g Compliments of S ! 5 THE 5 , . i RUKENBROD Q i MARKETS Q i Meats and Groceries foriuioioioxoiuirriurioiniuinioq in Miss Myers fin assemblyy-If anyone has any airplanes to throw, please throw them in the Waste basket. Mr. Palmer-I'm glad to meet you, Mr. Hofmasterg I've heard so much about you. Mooney-Yes. but you can't prove any- thing. ! Q ! ! ! ! g Compliments of . l i i i D., Nl. 8: W. 5 ! ! g LUMBER CO. Q . ! A. R. WILLIAMSON, Mgr. g K East Palestine. Phone 255. o Quint- 41 2 1030111101 2 ioiuintk' ozomzucsu 10101010101 1 2 1 in it 2:11020 gzqboini xi 11 ni ni uioioioioi 101130 uzvqvqn 1 1:11111 111: Q D1ri:rioiriioioioirxiuioioioiuizfo ., 2 i A. L. MORRIS g i General Market 5 I 5 Everything under i Sanitary Refrigeration i BETTER MEATS i CLEANER MEATS Q i QUICKER SERVICE i Phones 82-ss-308 . ! M. Archibald-I don't like the idea of Mr. Lamb calling me "Miss," Mr. Palmer-That is proper until you are thirty. M. Archibald-What are you then? Mr. Palmer-"Missed." "Do right, and fear no .mang don't write, and fear no woman." 2 Compliments of ! ' ! Q A l 5 FURNITURE 5 . ! l 'f and' l l l i FUNERAL DIRECTOR i 1 ' Lowry's Q 1901111011iz:ixozoznxoznxus-'Io 0 1: 1 vcr! I4rioioioioiuioioi 1020101024niuioioini 111 3 1 ixioiozcriuiozcoxo i I ! i ! I Q ! gBr1tta1n Chevrolet Co.g i i ! for Economi nsportation - ! i CHEVROLET CARS and TRUCKS PARTS AND SERVICE H E 5 . I ozoxzoiuxoiuqg 1211011niuioioioioi 3 "Pretty soft," said Kenneth Curry, as he scratched his head. A girl was asked to parse the word 'tkissj' and this was her answer: This word is a noun, but is usually used as a conjunction. It is never de- clined and is more common than proper. It is not very singular in that it is gen- ozuz 1 1 1 1 go: 1 1 1 1 10111.- 5 o. K. BARBER g SHOP I I-'OR SERVICE F. s. CLENDENNING7 Prop. g , 29 E. Clark sr. Q A, ! ! I 0:0541 1:1 1:1 ix 1 1 1 1 21011024 ioioiocnoioicnioixIQUQIILIISIIQIIQIOIO erally used in the plural. It agrees with me. Ruth VVilliamson-Lemme your pow- der puff a minute, Martha. Martha Angle-There's not a speck of powder on it. Ruth VVillian1son-Aw, run it over your nose and give it to me. ppl: 4. 101 1 1-I-v gp qt: :lpn-.:. g IRWIN BROS. g ! FOR FANCY CROCERIES i ! . Q -wPhone for Food- l Q "Call us up and you will never ' ! call us down." ! ! ! Q VVe deliver. Phone 28. ! 02010101111 11-1:1 1 1 1 1 101164 9:0111ri1vi:114111Iioinioioioiuininin rim1010303010101nioiuioioioicliufo S I I i ! 2 . 5 g lsaly Dairy I . I The Place Where Everyone Goes for the BEST I East Palestine, Ohio. Phone 309-J. I I i ! i I 0:0uiuiniamioimsinioif101010101 :ic 101u102o1o10102410301010141014.29 Grace Fowler ihaving voice testedj- What kind of a voice have I? Music Teacher-You have a very mel- low voice. Grace tlater reading from Webster'sJ -M-E-L-L-O-W-over-ripeg rotten. Mr. Lamb fin Science Club!-Sheep are in docks, people are in groups, cat- ogonxoir 1 1 1 1111111 313131201 i I 1v1RS.w. E. I RISCHPATER OROCERIES 5 SCHOOL SUPPLIES I CANDIES i and I That "Satisfaction" Coffee I 45c Ib. 35 E. Main st. i I ozosog 1 1 1:1 cp 3 1 1 111 zvcaoze tle are in herds. Now, what are mon- keys in? Mooney Hofmaster-In cages. Miss Taggart-Young man, when I was your age, I could name all the Pres- idents off by heart. E. McGee-Yeah-but there was only a couple of them then. Q 0201103010101 1:1 1 1 11111130603 I SCHEAFFER'S 5 LIFETIME FOUNTAIN PENS 5 5 Insure your Fountain Pen troubles , for life. g It pays to buy a Scheaffer. ' Only at I Q Fern Drug Store 0,0511 111 112121101 3 1 1 1 10:0 Compliments of The W. S. George Pottery Company East Palestine, Ohio 1:11:01 1 ir: 11101 1 1 1 1 2 21:1 11131 101 Q4-11:31rx:111nxoxoioiozoxnxux :inc 5 SUTHERIN Q AUTO REPAIR Q Freedom Gas and Oil g Repairing and Welding Q Wrecking Service g Day and Night. Phone 350. 92501014:1oiu1oio1u1n3cn1r 1014111010 Home Economics Department has a new labor-saving device-they put pop- corn in the pancakes so they'll turn themselves over. Mr, Simkins-There is a student in this class that is making a fool out of himself. When he is through, l'll com- mence. otomiuiuioioioiui xiuioioioioiod ! Garrod Tire Sz Q Q Battery Service Q ! East Palestine, Ohio 0:4 301111111 111 112 1 1 1:1 30:0 o:oa1o2o2n:n3o2o1ui ri rioioini-10.2, Q Q Q Q Q Q Q , Q I Compliments of Q Q : R. H. Murray Sz Son Flour, Feecl, Grain, Etc. E Phone 176. East Martin st. ! East Palestine, Ohio Q Q l Q Q Q Q Q Q I l , , 0,014xiuioiuioininimximx2niuiu1o1ro:o Russ Van Fossan-Why does a Scotch- man never get seasick? G. Rupert-I don't knowg why? Russ Van Fossan-Because he hates to give it up. Aunty---If I were you, Billy, I wouldn't climb that tree. Billy-Heck, no. You eouldn't. 02111111114rzozozozogozozuioi :nc ,:, Q Q Q Compliments of lVlcClure Builders' Supply Co. Q East Palestine, Ohio Q fppoioioi 141 1 11 1 iozuioznxlozo 0:0110311111111-11111411111111112111o141i411oix11ui111x124130101411111411o:n1o1m1o:4 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST 3 w1sHEs TO THE GRADUATES 2 The Madden Lumber 3 and Construction Co. g i ! ! ! ! ! o:0::1ugn3u141i 111 1411113111411 1 112 3:11411 1 1 1 3 1413 1 11 2 in 1402 'Twas in a restaurant they met, Miss Taggart-Everett what have you Young Romeo and Julietg been doing all morning" And when they left they left a debt E. McGee-Nuthini For Romeod what Juliet. Miss Taggart-Harold, what have you Wi., been doing? Bob Morris-How long could a bow H' Hofmaster-Helpinv Everett live without a brain? '- Paul Angle-I don't know. How old If January can't make February are you? March, April May. E Q ! - ! g Xl e attery an g Q El t ' S ' 5 i ! -! ! Batteries--Starting--Lighting--Ignition Q - : Guaranteed Labor--Genuine Parts 1 i i Phone 342. 136 East Martin St. 4:0 1101111111411 11411 11: 1 111 1 11111: 1:11 11u1:11u:111n11411-1:11 :mauro 1zn1u1n1u1o14i1o1 1 1 in it inc Sylvester Tozer FINE DIAMONDS JEWELRY TIMEPIECES East Palestine, Ohio poiuinioiaaioiirioif110303 vin: FAVORITE PASTIMES. Powdering-Esther Kirtley. Chewing Gum-Mary Elizabeth Irwin. Writing Notes-E. Kirtley, M. Hall. Being Tardy-Marjorie Simms. Making EyesHGrace Fowler. Arguing-A. Menke, M. Archibald. Talking-Ruth Williamson. Flirting-Genevieve Bott. 1 14130: 1 1:11 1 113111111112 1 1 2 1:11 it in 3 1 1 1 1 210144, VERY student should realize there are rough - spots in Iife's trail. These are made smoother - and life more independent by a systematic plan of - saving. Begin now. 01101030101 11 ioiuinirrioiauiew ,Q S r Q Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. I The Company of the PEOPLE f I by the PEOPLE I for the PEOPLE i i We Recommend Education i i C. D. Wilson 8: Son ! I 0,4 or111121114'11114viivinicrinrzozoxnxrvzo Howard Leake tsincerelyj-Would you like it if Cupid shot an arrow at you? Mary Archibald-I wouldn't mind if it were a Pierce-Arrow. In Hawaii they have the same weath- er' the year round. How do their conversations start? 2 THE UNION COMMERCIAL 8z SAVINGS BANK i East Palestine, Ohio 10101 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 213111111 2 1 1 :fini mini 1:31111 11024 o 5411021 1:1 1 1 iuinin 3 101:rieuiuinioiuinioixxi 3 111 1 1111201115 g A Rlde i IN THE NEW FORD 2 WILL coNv1NcE You 2 WE HAVE IOOW ALEMITE SERVICE RUKENBROD at FOSNAUGHT, INC. QW- -.,-1,-..-.,-..-W1,-.,-U-.,-.l-.,-.,-. Miss Taggart-Doc, do you know any thing about Napoleon? Doc VVertz-You bet. Miss Taggart-Well, then can you tell me his nationality? Doc Wertz-Course I can Miss Taggart-Corsican is right tlidn't think you knew so much. ozuxux-:un 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 1 oi i ! ! Compliments of l : The Great Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea Co. E ! 78 N. Market st. 42:11:41: ri 11: 1 1,1 zuzoxnxoannfo ri:xi:rinioiuiuiuiawiozuioiozcozo Tommy Quilter-Where does Doc VVertz go every morning so early? Dick Meanor-Down to the postoffice to fill his fountain pen. K. Curry-Have you a real creepy book? Miss Cherry-+Yes, are you a book worm? . ogowzuioiuioioi 1 iniuioioioioq 4:0 DINNERS LUNCHES ! DORNON'S i RESTAURANT ! P1135 CONFECTIONS Compliments of The Electrical Refractories Co East Palestine, Ohio 4:01031bil11014sisr1o2uioi0io1o1oC,:. Q ! ! Compliments of Q lg HARTFORD ELECTRIC CO. Q Service at All Hours ! ! ' Phone 196-M. 80 N, Market St., East Palestine, O. 0:vpo:o:o1u1o:4-10101 zuzozoznxmzo Martha Angle-No, Alex, it's my prin- ciple not to kiss a fellow good-night. Alex Adamson-Wish you would for- get your principle and take a little in- terest instead. Kachner-I was in doubt whether to kiss my girl or not, so I gave her the benefit of the doubt. Qzhiuiuiuioioicrin1 1 1 2 2 1014, For Shoes and Hose I l 2Yocler Shoe Store 5 East Palestine, Ohio -See- Q 'incri:14airvia1is114xioioioinioioiuozo 021101011riuioioioinioiiriuioinqe. Q ! 5 ! 5 Q g Betty Long' s Compliments of 5 Beauty Shoppe 5 5 Failer Building i i vzvpnznzuzoinxn1nzuzuzozozoznqmozo Roberta Hill-Did you hatch all those chickens yourself? Lloyd Candel-No, we keep hens for that purpose. Everett McGee-And the reason is, that I work with my head. Mooney Hofmaster-So does a wood- pecker. ' H Oi-1-fi--f-1 Q - -- ------- -- Ev 5 THEY CANNOT COUNT 5 You our I on the campus or wherever good i clothes are worn. If your budget ' - permits no extravagance you can - Q buy clothes at affordable prices and U ' be fully conscious of the fact that i i you are stepping with the best. i i i , 7 e , KLEIN s , g SUITS COATS DRESSES g i CORRECT STYLES i Q Q 3 ff Ofboiugoini ioioioiuioioif131111010 o l Compliments of i Q o'or1x1moQ 1 1 11 1:1010101011rioiuioiogocbnivxis1010103 1 3 g The First National Bank East Palestine, Ohio Q Q gm:0101.-zozuznqn-fznz 1 : 4.-110: Y: gauze-mznqpozogwz Vergie Reesh-When I was at the d1'essmaker's today a horrid mouse ran plural for man? up my sleeve. Russ Van Vllhen I was machine ran Fossan-That's nuthinl at the tailor's a sewing down my pants. L. J. tasked his teacherl VVhat 1S the "Men," answered the small pupll "And the plural of ch1ld" "Twins," was the prompt replv Mr. Simkins-Did you ever take "l've got to have a drinkg l'm simply chloroform? Eaxioiwi 1 1 ini 2 20101 3 lol iii 1 1 Zniuinirliu Compliments of Q V . . . g Ye Olde Mill Service Station i OILS, GAS and ACCESSORIES We Aim to Please 5 Phone 42. East Palestine Olno l Q U Ozhioioic 3 11111 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 111 1 11 Qroiuioi Q I . i Compliments of Q I CITY BAKERY ! L. W. DEENS and J. 0. GASKEY g Proprietors E . i We will be pleased to serve YOU I g East Palestine, Ohio ! I o Odboioioiuz 1011uioiuioininiuxsozo Earl Kirtley-Margaret, y0u're the breath of my life. Margaret Hall-Well, don't hold your breath, then. Mr. Simkins-Tell us what you know about the Caucasian race, Kenneth. Kenneth Curry-I wasn't thereg I went to the ball game. 0201103010: nz 1 1 1 11: 1 101014, ! ! ! Compliments of g I FAssBERG's 5 Home of "ELITE Frocksn For Ladies' Wearing Apparel Q For Misses sizes 1259 to 225 and i Matrons 2215 to 2815 i Q ! ! 043014110111101011.iniuioioioioxnto Sara Reed-Vesta, why are you study- ing French? Vesta Donaldson-Because my dog is a French poodle, and the poor little dear can't understand English. Miss Cherry-NVhat is the feminine of "cowboy?" Evan Rischpater-"Milkmaid." 0241143111 1011 1:11 111 1 2: 3 vi 1 1 2 ini 1 1:3 2 in 2 111nirin1u.:, i i Q ! what Next? what Next? I Q Dry Goods--Groceries--Rugs--Linoleum ! , I ! Q I H. Lawrence 2 5 2 I I i I 0:40201 111 1 1 141 1 1411141 2 1:11111 1 1 1:1 1 111 1:3 :fringe ozoul do 1 in1virlirlitlioioilviuiut 5 BRADLEY 5 SWEATERS And School Days Go Together ! We know the kind school boys U and girls prefer. ! i BRADLEYS 6 can be had only at Q . . Q Fltzpatrlck Bros. ! ! I 3 , Oppoicxininioi 1010101 1011101495 Albert, Menke-A thermometer is a clever instrument to be able to tell your temperature so well. Edson Horsfallflt should beg it has a college education, A. Menke-A college education? How 5:5 o:u:o1x114ifri:111111rioininioiniuqgz, MEAD DRY 5 CLEANING co. 2 i For Service Cleaning : Repairing 1 Dyeing i just Phone 75 We call for and deliver. g i i 95111011zogoiozngozoguz 14119011020 Clayton Schindler-What is a hypo- crite? Alice Meek-I don't know. Clayton Schindler-A fellow who eats at a 10-cent restaurant and then picks his teeth in front of a S5 hotel." Soil. Horsfall-Well, isn't it graduated "You tell 'em, cabbageg celery Won't with many degrees? lettuce." iorcvucvnasoxu 1111 01010101 cm 1 1 to 1111 111111 3130173 331356 ! ! 2 Compliments of i ! ! Q s , g Q ast a estme um er o. 3 f E P l L b C + 1 - f 2 1 , t - East Palestine, Ohio Phone 83 i E ! ! i ! ozminioiri 1 1111 1 1 1:1111 1 3 21:11 3 1 :wi 1 1 1 1 irguto 2 58,1 1 1 ni 1 iuioinicriniuioim if in 1 ni 1 in 1o1o1n3oiui4 1 nioxoxrozo ! Q 5 5 g "THE PAPER THAT GOES HOME" 2 Th D 'l L d i 2 e al y ea er Q Q 5 Ever Mindful of the Best Interests of East Palestine : HANDLED LOCALLY THROUGH H. ORTT, NEWSDEALER 3 3 i i i i Q ofmxnxr103413111,10111101011110101 1: 11111.3011lxozozuzngoguzogr11014 0,0 Mr. Arnold was explaining a very dif- ficult problem in Algebra yesterday morning in this manner, "Now, watch the board, pupils, and I will run through it. Tom Quilter--Is love blind? Doe Wertz-I don't know, but it had better be. There's a couple over there where our clothes are, and I am getting cold. Mac Marshall-What did you have for breakfast? Chuck Deitz-Drunk prunes. Mac-Drunk? Chuck-Sure, they were stewed. i Aria: 1 zo: 1 iii :ni 1 1 111 2 1 1411 1 1 10111 2 2 1 zoxlozo i ! ! i I O S O S O v Q Wmsper CFVICC tation 5 g Nothing but Standard Advertised Quality Lines Handled Here MOBILOIL-The only Oil sold around the world. i FIRESTONE and GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES Q MARLAND PRESSURE GASOLINE i ! You cannot make it knock. Sold at the regular price. Why pay more? Q ! Try it out-none better. ! Q Phone 98. 5 2 3 ! 0:0111 1 xirimminriuiciioiuioiuioil ini 1 in 2 1411010101 1 10111 10,0 0:0ioitxioicrirriuioioiisioizriirimrq0:0 i l Q Mike's Pool Room E Q i g Cigars and Tobacco i l'lat Cleaning and Shoe Shining i Michael Lynch 5 2 Q 2 5 Q 0:0 prissitmixfini:rimiinioiuioiuioiiozo "The deportment of a student varies directly as the square of the distance from the teacher's desk." Miss Myers-How can you turn a watermelon into a vegetable? Violet Hadley-Throw it into the air and where it comes down, it will be a squash, gzgbuioi 1 10111 iminininiuioilozo Q Q ! ! ! ! Compliments of g THE E. F. FABER 2 BAKERY 2 Q czoxxuioioi01014iiiiimiiciioiliiriiodgt 0:92014rioioioinioioicvioimiiliioipzg 1 s 2 5 . i g Chamberlin 8a 2 Chamberlin 2 "We lnsure Everything Q but Tomorrow" g 152 North Market Street g "Wise Men Seek Wise Counsel" i- i l Q I 020.91rimwif114miarioioioiciioioioiciiwfo Mrs. Lafferty-Ten stitches did the- doctor have to take in me ould man after the fight last night. 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East Palestine High School - Ephanian Yearbook (East Palestine, OH)

- Class of 1929

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