East Palestine High School - Ephanian Yearbook (East Palestine, OH)

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CALENDAR 1 94 1 - l 942 SEPTEMBER 9-Here we are back to the three R's -readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic. 19-The first issue of the Bark appears, nice work, Virginia. Palestine opens football season with Leetonia--my, we are good losers, aren't we?? OCTOBER 2-The Flying Cadets win 12 out of 16 offices in the class elections. 6-Editor Cappy names the Ephanian Staff. I4-We should have studied more for our six weeks tests. 24-The teachers go to Cleveland, so we have no school today. Hurrah!! NOVEMBER l-The Junior Girl Reserves organization hold their dance-the Harvest Hop. 7-My, how interesting the Liquid Air assem- bly proves to be! ll-E. P. H. S. defeats Columbiana 6-0. Oh, happy day!! 19-Dutchie Schmidt crowns the queen at the Gridiron Dance. 20-Mr. Wards' turkey business goes sky-high. It's Thanksgiving. DECEMBER 2-The Men's Booster Club holds a banquet for the football team. Watch those waistlines, boys! 5-Everyone joins either the red or blue army. Buy a super Ephanian! 7-Ted McGuckin of the Class of '39 is killed in action when Japan bombs Pearl Harbor. 9-Mr. Thompson names the A Cappella Choir. 12-The Green Parrots present the play, The Ghost Chaser. 13-Everyone has fun at the Jingle Jive, a dance sponsored by the Senior Girl Reserves. 19-E. P. H. S. comes out on top in first basket- ball game with Newell. ' JANUARY 10-Debaters win 3 out of 5 debates in the big tournament at Struthers. 23-Betty Wright wins the Prince of Peace con- CCSIC. so-Oh dear, Columbiana beats E. P. H. S. We 'wuz' robbed. FEBRUARY 6-Mr. Whetstone leaves our Alma Mater. Lots of luck. 9-Someone new joins the faculty, we welcome you, Mr. Welch. 14-Girls have to watch their figures for after all it's Valentine Day, and that always means candy. 20--The A Cappella Choir sings and the Reverend Mr. Wellemeyer speaks in chapel for the World's Day of Prayer. 27-In spite of measles and mumps, E. P. H. S. tops Columbiana 38-36. This calls for a celebration! MARCH 2--We have a three-day vacation because of measles and mumps. Of course, we aren't kicking! 13-Girls' Leaders sponsor a Basketball Ball for the team. Gee! What fun!! 20-Everyone tears loose ati the Track Carnival. 28--Track team goes to the Indoor Meet at Pittsburgh, while the seniors labor over scholarship tests. APRIL 4-Seniors are slightly fagged after taking those scholarship tests. 6-The Men's Booster Club sponsors a banquet for the basketball team. Boy, what a feed! 17--The Green Parrots, under the direction of Mr. Gibson, present the Broadway drama, It Won't Be Long Now. 24-The Annual Captain Taggart Contest is held. The Girl Reserves go to a prom in Lisbon. 25--The E. P. H. S. track team journeys to Wheeling, W. Va. The Hi-Y sponsors a dance in the evening. Why is everyone so tired? MAY 2-Our track team ventures to Bellaire to an- other meet. What pretty girls they have down there! 7-Victory Queen and her attendants help to put over the Columbiana Track Meet. 16-The Junior Class fetes the Seniors at the annual prom. Yes, it was fun! 23-Our track team goes to Columbus to com- pete in the State Track Meet. 31-Seniors attend baccalaureate service. No tears??? JUNE 4-Seniors finally receive their diplomas! lnrfbys Garage-General Repairing, Cndy, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco-Pbosu 2901. Cosflhlests of Nllkll' Firefroofsg.

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JUNIOR CLASS GEORGE GUTHRIE President DONALD FERGUSON RICHARD ASHBRIDGE Vice President Secretary ROBERT FULLERTON A Treasurer The heavy responsibility of giving the Seniors a prom again rested on the energetic young shoulders of the Junior Class and their sponsor, Miss Anderson. The proceeds from the play, It Won't Be Long Now, were added to the financial assets already accrued from the candy sales at the football and basketball games and the Bunny Hop, an all-school dance. Everything these one hundred and six young hustlers did was with one aim-the prom. The success of this event is proof that their efforts were worthwhile. Yours for the but in Dairy Products-A. C. Hays and Sous. I. D. HeA1lIis 5 Son-Quality jewelry-Beavn Falls, Pa.