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

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. lv RUTH MARGARET FINNEY Ruth is one of those pupils of whom we seldom hear except in conenction with scholarship. During her four years of high school studies she has stood among the upper ten. She is just a quiet industrious young lady. R-eliable M-ediatative F-air Oration- Friendship , Course-Stenographic, Junior-Senior Girls' Club 4. WINIFRED MAY NELSON With a winning smile that reached our hearts, Winifred has quietly filled her place. In everything she attempts to do, whether to win renown, or to be a humble preserver of American ideals, we wish her well. W-insome M-odest N-eat Oration- Ame1'ica's Popular Songsvg Course-Commercial. WINIFRED JEAN MISKALL A sure cure for the blues is Winnie when a fellow needs a friend and is down and out g just a talk with her puts him in his best spirits. We can never forget her merry laugh as she passes through the halls. W-insome J-olly M-irthful Oration- The Lure of the Road g Course--General, Boosters' Club 3, 4. WILLIAM EDWIN MCGRAW Lean, lanky and likeable, everyone knows Graw and loves to be near him any time because there is sure to be a good time with him around. As a musician and Local Editor of the Keramos he is right there. W-innin-,q E-longated M-irthful Oration- Factors of Success , Course-Accountancy, Varsity Basketball 33 Class Basketball 1, 2g Band 2, 3, 49 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Keramos Staff 45 Hi-Y Club 3, 4. GEORGE ALLISON George, usually called Baldy, is one of our most popular Seniors, and is always ready to do his share toward raising the achievements of the school along, whether an athletic or social plane. His sportsmanship and good-nature have added much to the life of the Senior class. G-enerous A-ggressive Oration- America's Greatest Curse , Course-General, Class President 1, 2, 35 Var- sity Basketball 3, 4g Class Basketball 1, 25 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Boosters' Club 3, 45 Ring Committee 3. 26

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ffw ' . 'X ?.. K .,,, ,. ., .. , ,.. . i MARY ELIZABETH KENNEY Mellie as she is better known to her classmates, has many friends-of both sexes, of course. We might mention also that being quite an artist Mellie was made one of the members of our new Department of Art on this year's Keramos Staff. M-ild E-ffective K-ind Oration- Moderns g Course-Generalg Class Basketball 1, 3, 45 Keramos 4g Boosters 3, 4g Senior-Junior Girls' Club 43 Junior-Senior Committee 33 Who's Who Com- mittee 4. HELEN VIRGINIA BAILEY She's happy, optimistic and cheerful, ready to dance and makc merry all the time. She has been and always will be loyal to old E. L. H. S. Her plan of dividing work and play is a fine combination. H-appy V-enturesome B-usy Oration- Crime g Course-College Preparatoryg Class Treasurer 35 Varsity Bas- ketball 4g Class Basketball 1, 2, 3g Girls' Orchestra 45 Keramos Committee 4g Ring- Com- mittee 3g Athletic Club Committee 43 Junior-Senior Committee 33 Boosters' Club 3, 43 Radio Club, Vice-President 45 Girls' Junior-Senior Club 4. BLAINE W. RIEBEL As another one of our football stars Blaine ranks high. And does he like the girls? Of course, every one of them. Watch for a universal scholar to arise on the horizon of fame-that will be he. B-enevolent W-ary R-obaust Oration- The Revolt of Youth g Course-Generalg Varsity Football 3, 45 Basketball 43 Varsity Track 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Reception Committee 35 Athletic Committee 45 Decoration Committee 4. IRA CLARK SAYRE Ira is just the fellow we all like to be acquainted with. Popular, persevering and optimistic, his studies being of high calibre. As Editor of the Keramos during the past year he has done a noble work. I-ntellcctual C-andid S-ociable Oration- Poetry g Course-College Preparatoryg Keramos 4g Radio Club 49 Junior- Senior Committee 33 Invitation Committee 4. PHILIP K. BERGNER Phil is a very likeable fellow, and is always in demand in the band and orchestra. He is a promising student, and bids fair to be an accomplished musician in the future. P-unctual K-een B-usy Oration- The Ideal and the Will g Course-Generalg Vice-President 45 Band' 1,. '12, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 45 Keramos Staff 4g Hi-Y Club 45 Boosters 4. , ,A 25

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ll fl N HELEN ELIZABETH GAMBLE Helen is one of the musical members of the class. She plays the piano, classical pieces and also jazz. She holds up her end of a conversation well. In fact, we never get lonesome when Helen is around. H-appy E-ntertaining G-ay Oration- Extravagance 3 Course-College Preparatoryg Girls' Orchestra 4: Keramos 4g Junior-Senior Girls' Club 45 Junior-Senior Committee 3g Senior Play Com- mittee 4. MARY MARGARET BUXTON That she is the smallest girl in the class never concerns Mary Margaret. Although a gleam of mischief lurks in her eyes, her work is always rendered well done. She always leaves a bright ray of sunshine behind her. M-inute M-ischievous B-right Oration- The Ladder of Life g Course-General. JOHN A. MURPHY Witty? Yes, decidedly s-o! We always look for some remark from Jack which is bound to take -away the seriousness of the situation. Nevertheless, Jack has accomplish- ments which make up for his levity, and we are indeed glad to have had him among us. J-olly A-nimate M-asterful Oration- Relation of Science to Everyday Life g Course-College Preparatory: Class Basketball 1, 3, 4g Radio Club, Secretary 45 Junior-Senior Committee 3. ELLEN ELIZABETH MALEY She is better known to us as Ella. In the face of all difficulties she is not one to shirk duty. She has worked hard all year and we are glad to have her as one of our classmates. E-arnest E-Hicient M-usical Oration- Yesterday and Today 5 Course--General. PAUL A. DOWNARD Paul, though quiet and unassuming, is a persuasive Senior. He speaks only when his points or facts will be important, or will influence his opponents. Such a character- istic is not without its reward. and will be of inestimable value to its possessor. P-ersuasive A-ble D-auntless Oration- Our National Parks g Course-General: Keramos Staff 4, ' 27