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

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nwwfwmwms ERHiAPS the most important thing I can say to the young people who are graduating from High School this year as well as to those who are still in High School is to con- tinue your education. Many young men will have the urge to enter the Service, but it seems unwise for you to leave school lllltil you are needed in the armed forces, i11 some de- fense industry, or in some important phase of governmental service. This may be your only opportunity to obtain an education for a long time. Men with a high degree of educa- tion and technical training are important today, and it is my belief that in the future they will be more important than they have ever been since the world began. -O20-Q

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MARTIN W. ESSEX R. Martin W. Essex came to East Liverpool High School as Principal after spending six years as Superintendent of Schools. three years as Principal. and two years teaching. at Middleport. Ohio. When asked what he liked most about East Liverpool High School. Mr. Essex said, 'l'hat's easy. It's the students. They have certainly been 'superior' in courtesy and helpfulness. Their participation in the activities program. their response to the guidance counselors. and the manner in which they have entered into the student directed assemblies and vespers leaves few regrets. DR. H. G. MEANS Ilr. Herbert G. Means is now serving: his thirteenth year as Superintendent of East Liver- pool Schools. His efforts are deeply appreciated by all his associates. H. C. CAMPBELL Assistant Principal Mr. Campbell is finishing his second year in this capacity and will be relnenihered by tl1e students, especially those who have attended Seventh Period. 0250

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