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

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Krramnn RUTH MCVAY Ruth has a 'bewitching smile that is loved by all and when it leaves the dear old school it will be as a ray of sunshine gone out. ALICE STEVENSON Oh, those naughty eyes as fickle as an April day and never without something to say. ALBERT LOCKET A very quiet student, but makes up for his silence by his brilliancy in his studies. GEORJGIA BOWMAN Let people hear her voice, she is another industrious Senior. Oh! yes, she has dimples. DWIGHT HICKM AN There is no royal road to learning only by diligence in study and persevering effort can one become a success. ALEN E KNO BLOCK Altho' her name is Knoblock, wg think she has some block-one of our most popular Seniors. RICHARD CHAMBERS Richard is a -bright, quiet, intelligent young man, who hails from the eastern part of our city. EDITH MANOR Impressive eyes as tlar as we know behave

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Krramnn ETHE-LYN EARL Music hath the charm to sooth the savage breast. ANNA WELCH If you have knowledge let others light their candles by it. KATHRYN JACK From labor, health and contentment. springs another farmerette. YVADE HICKEY I'rn right, the world is wrong, so what is the use of arguing? GLADY S OLAPSADLE Gladys is not a very great saint, nor a very great sinnerg her life's work will be to make some man happy. RALPH MILLIGAN Ralph is a man of varied talents. His musical talent and dainty tastes are rec- ognized and will ever be remembered. HELEN PERRY Conversation with men makes the Wit sharp. but Helen Chooses silenee because it IS golden. CHARLES RUMBERGER Care to our coflin adds a nail no doubt, And every grin so merry draws one out.

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lirzramnz KATH ERY N VODRE Y Our class Secretary and Treasurer, a hust- ler and a bustler at all times. ESPTH ER FU RRER Esther is a professional talker. A little drop of powder, A little drop of paint, Makes a lady's freckles Look as if they aint. LORETTA STEPHENS Steve has lots of outside interests, for in- stance 6:30 show and Chester. WIIJIAIAM NVEAVER If thou wouldst please the ladies thou must endeavor to make them pleased. VI ICG IN IA LO W Til 1'E'R It would be easy to fill a book in telling of her good qualities, but nary a. word of her bad. FREDERICK REINARTZ Fritz's good nature ismade evident by his congenial smile. He is a popular fellow among 'both sexes, a hard worker for all good things for the school. To him much credit is due. MAXINE MCCONNELL Max has lots of so-called Pep but we grieve to say is a sad Hirt. Watch her deny this when she sees it. novo MARTIN ' Sublime tobacco, which from East to West, Cheers the tar's labor or the Turkman's rest Eh: what Boyd