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

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lieramna Senior Basketball Team JAMES YOUNG HARRY HILL RALPH SMITH DONALD MCVAY WALTER JAMES 0'HANLON FRANK ANDREWS SCOTT ALWYN PURINTON

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Kvranum Athletics EE. Bi. Q. Sv. Eaakrthall LINEUP Maxwell and Bloom, Forwards, Sinclair, Centerg Talbot and Richey, Guards, Miller and Taylor, Substitutes. BASKETBALL RESULTS E. L. H. S. ..., ..v.l 5 7V Elwood City High- .. -- . . . 18 E. L. H. S. ..... .- . 44 Q' Beaver High .......,.. . . - 19 E.L.H.S.. 551 NewBrightonHigh-..-. 29 E.L.H.S .... -.-26 Ex-High ..... -- 27 E.L.H.S ..... 83t Freed0mHigh.--- ..,. .. 17 E.L.H.S... .. 541 NewBrightonHigh..... 1-.- 30 E. L. H. S .... . .. 26 Lisbon High .. . .. . . . Q,-X. 28 E. L. H. S.. .... . . 73 Steubenville Y. M. C. A . L.f-.54 . 21 E. L. H. S .... . . . . . 18 New Philadelphia High se. . 2 . 42 E. L. H. S ..... . -. - 76 Steubenville Y. M. C. A . . . 32 E. L. H. S... .. . . . 47 Steubenville High .... . -- -- 20 E. L. H. S. . . . ..... 24 East Palestine High.. . . .. - 38 E. L. H. S. . .-100 Beaver High ....... -. - 22 E. L. H. S. . . -. - 45 Martin's Ferry High . . . . . .. - 13 E. L. H. S. . . 27 Pittsburg High .. -. . . 35 E. L. H. S. .. . . . - 21 Martin's Ferry High. . . . . .. 19 E. L. H. S... .. 42 ' East Palestine High . 28 E. L. H. S.. .... ..- 38 ' Steubenville Y. M. C. A .. . . . . . 23 E.L.H.S ..... . -.-61 LisbonHigh........- ..-25 E. L. H. S ..... - - . - 55 A Homestead High . .. . . - - 33 E. L. H. S ..... . . . . 57' Ex-High ............. . -. 22 E. L. H. S. .... . .... ...... 1 3 Steubenville High ...... ........ . 28, , ,. , , E. L. H. S. was fortunate, indeed, in having such a Basketball team to represent it during the season of '09-'10. The team not only wonmsixteen out of twenty-two games played, but also secured for itself a reputation for clean, fast playing. The players played well, both individually and together. It would not be an easy task to secure two Forwards better than Manager Maxwell and Bloom for either shooting or passingg Sinclair, at Center, could not only be relied upon for getting the ball at the toss-up, but also for getting his share of Field Goals, while Captain Talbot and Richey, at Guards, not only put up a strong defensive game, but also scored frequently, 'I ,.,. U I Q - 4 J - ,di x fr : -' LW, J, 'I W - in .sf '75 , 1 1 . . I Q!! zjfog

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llivramnz 171 'H 251 lv . 1: , , blrfs -ff-.lax A-, Q :Zi aw aw noi' ,EE-aNuaotnF gg as H A, fi H 4-':.'fi'1-' gb A W L0 On Friday morning, May 13th, at a general chapel, the cup won by the Seniors at the recent Inter-class Meet was formally presented to them by Miss Updegralf. Mr. Baker responded for the Seniors. The class are the more proud of the honor because of the close rivalry given them by Juniors and Sophomores. The presentation was made possible through the kindness of Mr. Charles T. Larkins. The track spirit developed in the meeting vented itself in a number of hearty yells. Edward Graham, of the Freshman Class, was elected leader for the school at the Lisbon Meet. The Baccalaureate sermon will be given Sunday evening, May 22nd, by Dr. Kelsey at the First United Presbyterian Church. Several of the High School and grade teachers will sail for Europe shortly after the beginning of the summer vacation. In one party of ten there are Miss Stew- art, who will have charge of the party, Miss Mitchell and Mrs. McCullough, of the High School faculty, and Miss Pfisterer and Miss Pike, grade teachers. Other members of the group will be Mr. Alwyn Purinton and Mr. Ralph Smith, of the Class of 1910, and Mrs. W. L. Smith. They CA sail on the Friedrich Der Grosse from New York, June 11th. After a general European tour they will return via Montreal September 2nd. Mr. Altstetter and Mr. Manley, of the High School faculty, will sail from Montreal for London, June 4th, The major part of their time abroad will be spent in Germany. Miss Olive Zook and Mr. D. L. Reese, members of the Senior Class, have recent- ly been compelled by ill health to inter- rupt their school work. Each, however, will be present with the Class for all the Commencement exercises. The KERAMOS is proud to state that her Alumni editor was one of the principal promoters of the Alumni Banquet. She feels highly horored in having one of her staff instrumental in the advancement of such a good cause. The editor wishes to thank all those who in any way have shown an interest in the publication of our High School paper. Q ' -