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

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28 Keramnn Class of Nineteen-twelve Harold Blake W Harold Bulger Lewis Capehart V , Merrill Cooley Kress Cronin Geo. B. Cunning Riley Feezel Thomas Forster Donald Gass J John Green if Edward O. Harries Y Albert LaRue Claire McKinnon Lawrence McVay Thomas Manton Albert Michels lf Lloyd G. Reese George Riley joseph Sarbin Robert Steebner ltlarnarl Steinfeld Samuel Taylor Malcolm Thompson Allan Watsoil Harold Logan Dale Rhodes Chas. Robinson Grover Reed Frances Brant Gertrude Buchagen Lucile Chambers Margaret Conover Elsie Dales Irene Firth Margaret Fraser Sara Hargreaves J Ila Hayes Rosa Meister Dora Kaiser Marie Kelly Helen Moore Helen Morris Lottie Rice Minnie Robinette Zora Roush Alverqla Sheerer Helen Thomas Berenice Thompson Helen WHSSHIHII Edith Watson Stella Webb Marie NVolf V ada McCullough Elva Myler 38858388 AN UNORGANIZED ORGANIZA- TION. Name-The Sity School Students Sat- urday Special Shoe Salesmen. Object-To Filosophically Fit Fair Fe- males' Fairy FEET in Fine Form. Emblem-The Bachelor's Button-Hook Worm. Members-Samuel T a y l o r , Charles Hartt, Frances Cloran, Carl Smith. Albert La Rue, Donald Gass, Ed- ward Ferguson. A Gfiicers-Royal Conmmancler of the Button Hook Brigade- Buttons Tay- lor. The Female Feet Fitter- Buck skin Hartt. Guardian of the In- visible Eyelets- String ' Gassf Li- censed Chauffeur of the Button Mae chine- Shinola Smith. Leader of the Shoe-Horn Band- iGumheel Cloran. Sole Representative Abroad - Elkhide Ferguson. 37 Rue de Kerameuxz, Paree, France. History-A little booklet written by Larry LaRue, the Vici Kid, en- titled, The Last of the First Shoe, will soon- be off the press. This pub- lication will be found very instructive and interesting, as it tells of the be- ginning and development of this ora ganization in Afghanistan and the South Sea Islands. Yell- Stetson, Wfalkover, Ralston Health. You buv these kinds if you have plenty of wealth, But if you are broke, in the oppo- site state, just get them from Sam for 31.98.

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30 lieramnn I 1 E i CENTRAI. SUHOOL BlTlI.DINfi llli present site of the Central llnilfling has contained several school buildinns. 'llhc site was donated to the cit' hv the founders of tht A nga m 3 . . . X ' 4 city. Fawcett and Pemberton, to he devrted to school purposes. The lirst building was a one room log structure, which later gave way to a four room hriek, which in I87O gave way to a larger huilding. The present structure was erected in 1894, essentially a grade building, hut containing two rooms which could be devoted to lligh School purposes. .Xt this time it seems that no person thought or even drcamefl of a high school of the present pros portion. or provision would possibly have heen made for a greater capacity in the lligh School, Today the lligh School occupies the entire second lloor and the cellar. Un April 16, the voters realized the ncefl of a new building and voted favor- ahle to gi hond issue in the sum of fFl35,000, for the construction of a High School building, and the improvement of the general school conditions by the