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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BAND HIS year, the first of several. our High School Hand was unable to compete in the District Hand Concert. Nevertheless, we are sure the usual superior rating would have been awarded us. Because of national defense, the factory would not repair the instruments in time for preparation for this concert. For the second year the East Liverpool public was privileged to see the Twirling Trio perform with the band. These twirlers. expertly trained by Homer Campbell, were David Kinsey. Ronnie Boston. and Virgil Sayre. The ofiicers of this year's band were: President Robert tfunninghain Vice-Presiclent Glenn Covert Secretary Ralph Mooney Treasurer .Hill Gaston CHEER LEADERS HIC cheering' organization ot' ldast Liverpool lliub School is led bv three bovs and three girls: namelv. llob tlralton. Doris Wildblood. Carl Smith. Norma .lean ltoutt. .litlltes f'l'C'ZilllP1'. and .lane Iireunen. At each game the group elects a head leader who is respon sible for the selection of yells for that particular ganie. Ile also invites the other cheerleaders over to the East Liverpool side and asks them to lead our cheering section in several yells. Acting as a host or hostess, the leader makes every effort to make sure that our guests are treated hospitably. Our pep squad can justify its existence because ot' these tacts: lt teaches sportsmanship. co-operation. and leadership. .Xt game time it gives the student body an organization they can enjoy. The pep squad gives the public a show and adds lite and color to both football and basketball games. Cheer leaders have been credited with keeping the oldsters more sportsminded. and encouraging' the student body to have a keener interest in their own school and team. 'l'he cheer leads ers enjoy the opportunity ot' trips to other schools which leads toward the expansion ot' their social contacts, Thus, we, the cheerleaders. enjoy being: a cog in the wheel ot' the liast liiver- pool school athletics. The club is under the able supervision ot' Miss .Nlary Lister. -ff -ff