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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

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P Tllf KERAMO 7949 East liverpool llglr Sclzool fast liverpool Olzro Edrror-rn-clzielj Connre Dawa'son,' Associate falfor, Pauline 5'rm7ey,' Basrness Manager, Paanne Rabenf 6'lrcalarron Manager, Debbre Dramond Qnnienla Page Scenes . . I '. . 4 Classes ..... I . . 9 Admlnlstratlon . . .1 39 Scholastic Actlvltles 49 Sports ........ 59 Club, Group Actlvltles . . . 71 e e e e e e e Advertlslng . . . 4 . 103 Senior Actlvltles . . 106 PRESENTING A PICTURIAI. HISTURY UF THE SCHUUL YEAR 1948-49 Lf f , ,ffl ! f , K If , M I V- ' - -nw '7fze rqucliiaaiaun 7fze Sdzoal Builcfimy www ww MW -ww 2-ww .W-'M' ,,.w ' - ,5,': J2f-ff' M , eenhal 7awea Gafmeqie pacific fzllaafuf ,I , 7 3 fa 'f:'W.p A 8 rf ff' ,,. . fn M Rada 14. Waang Born March IO, l930. Died June IO, I948 of lucemia. The daughfer of Mrs. Rose Fronfz, residing al 32I Garfield Sireef, Rei+a afiended Grani' Sireef Grade School and was a member of 'the Easf Liverpool High School gradualing class of June 3, l948. She loolr lhe Commercial Course, was an acfive member of fhe Hi Tri and ofher organizafions, and was loved by all who lrnew her. Qeaage S. Babe Born Sepiember G, I930. Died Ocfo- ber Ib, l948 of polio. The son of Mrs. and fhe lafe Mr. George S. Boice, re- siding al 334 Vine S+ree+, Sfeve af- fended McKinley Grade School and was a member of rhe graduaiing class of June 3, i948 of Easf Liverpool High School. He +oolr +he College Prepara- fory Course, was an ac'I'ive member of fhe Hi Y and Forum, and +oolz par'l' in many ofher school acfivilies. He was a freasured friend and his sunny dispo- Fl as nf? l . , fl Q ,J 'fl-MLW? ee.-i 4'-F is I 2 ?' lf V k Y s' 3 ,W 5 I , 4 Elf! Q l: .s ? w X r .QQ X 9 'X 2. el il sifion endeared him +o all. O Q X E 1.011 STE' Q 1 . . 1-,P 2 df: QWZIXQ -wi 9 4 .gf -gym - - , -2 I '- 44 '4 A , f fi 4 fi, r, , , 41 ,w i Q 4 1 0 1 v V . 1' F' ' fx 1 KW, 5 Q K A ' I A 2 .V I ,J Q Mir, 42353 ,icq Q w.v4,, w ,L , . 2 .A I R I m., .-7 wx i : 'l Q 'H' f ' - p m' .g.4.w'zif?ff Q l 3 Q A wily N 1 f 5' X 5. sf' X ,1 iii V E' F ,L -A Q wi 1 X , iii-fag N, . X A Q V -X :X gk df? RN 'X , , xxx , . X ,iii 'X Q Barbara D Alllson Dorolhy J. Allison Aluce Ann Alfon Nicholas T. Anderson Louise A Arclubald Sarah M. Arcuri Vera Mae Armslrong Eddie Barboralc Donna BarneH' Mar+ha A Barnhouse Emesf W. Bane, Frederaclx D Baxfer Phyllus A Bayer Donna M. Beaver Joyce Beeler 3 Q e N wh Francis J. Benfz Marlene A. Berlsclmy if ' ELH Donald C. Beullxe f X ' Shirley A. Bickle Ronald D. Blackmore ' X m l :fl X Roberl' E. Blalclwford as CY-- Sidney R. Bloor, Jr. Ralph Bosco Clynfon W. Boso William E. Bradfield Violel J. Brand Marfy J. Brandon 6' Paula J. Brindley Roberia W. Bromby Alice Broolcs Palricia Broolrs Mary K. Bropl1ey Earl Brown Helen C. Buchanan Doyle Burch John A. Burgess Boneifa Burfon Norma J. Campbell Dororhy Carrer Laura K. Caruso Clarence Carver Elva Jean Casio Roberl' E. Cehrs if 'd'P Y X Jean A. Chadwick Shirley Chaffee BeH'y L. Chamberlin Frank Chan BeH'y Heiny Chase John E. Chavis Cornell Chrisfian Geraldine O. Chrisfian ' Be'H'y L. Como .C '. Virginia Holland Conlrle 9 Shirley M. Connor ff ' as ,fs I' . if , ', yi, Q Ar+hur E. Coplm uisff. 'Ti' li ' wg!!! . if wi in C IQ ll Rose M. Cowey Rufh Cowey Lucill e M. Cox Mildred E. Crabiree Herberf Crawford Jane E. Crawford Louise Crowe 9 Barbara Cunningham Annabel Currey Consfance J. Davidson ,, t 'Y Donald F. Davies MarY C- Davis Ronald R. Davis Beffy L. Declcer Marcelene M. Deifz Margie A. Densmore an.. Peqqy A. Derouln Deborah A. Diamond Norma J. Doalc Wayne E. Dorsey Jean Douqlwfy Norma J. Downard Francis R. Doyle Homer W. Dray Earl C. Dunn Kallwleen M. Dunn Alice M. Eddy Thelma L. Eiferd 5 ,r K . ii ..: 'l'-' x .j . Ruin M. Elliofi' James L. Emmerling Joyce E. English Carrie B. Esfell Eva P. Evora Efhelyn E. Exley Norma J. Fear Anna L. Fellouzis Dorofhy Fickle if Doris Fifzsimmons Jo Anne Forsyfh Nancy L. Forrner BeHy J. Founiwaine Claire Fraser An+oneH'e Fricano Doris M. Gabberi' 1 7 5 Mary F. Gallo Georqe R. Garner John D. Garren Jacquelyn Ga rwood Alice M. Gill Helene Gordon Laura V. Grim Margarei Grimm Helen L. Hadley Edward A. Hall William W. Hall Viola E. Hanlon Neifher u nor lardy high school X ..l1,-umm X .mm W . - Mildred E. Hanna Dean Harmon Donald E. Harmon Marilyn Harp Roger K. Hawkins Arnold J. Headlund Susan Henry Margarel H. Hlclcey Larry L. Hlle Donna J. Hindmarch '5n Doroflxy A. Hisf William E. Hoge Palricia J. Hol'r Wanda W. Howell Ann M. Hughes Marilyn L. Hughes Richard J. Hunl Evelyn J. Hufchison Paul E. Hufclwman Alma J. Hyder Virginia L. lseH William E. James David W. Jenlrins, Jr James P. Jenkins Janel Karp Margarel J. Kidder Pafricia A. Kiffridge Marflwa J. Knobloclc mgimwmmmumws,-fam.mr.mme.1aL1 gm Nl 'N EK William J. Larkins Leon S. Lebman Palricia A. Lynch Carmen E. Manfredi Thomas Mansfield Edward T. Marlin, Jr. Richard D. Marlin Wilma M. Mar+in Kei+h W. Mafhews Marfha McCormack Roberf G. McCullough M6rCell-3 A. McFaul Sue McHenry Virginia M. Mclnfosh Elizabelh A. McMillan Ralph McNicol James H. McTeague Margery J. McVay Roberf L. Mead Bernadine Melcis Mary Mefroviclw Roberf P. Miller Jo Ann MH'cl1ell Ralph Morgan Rufh E. Morris Carolyn J. Moss Florence J. Mullen .7 '- fl 43 1: . F-4 I S. I K fl llll l l l BeH'y L. Myers E l LoreHa M Naylor Loss Neer James L. Neniwick Pafrick J. O'Farrell Richard Osborn Maurice E. Osborne Boniviere L. Owen Pafricia J. Parsons Pafrlcna Payne John P. Pease Ruchard N Peferson Evelyn A. PeH'ay John R. Pefyak Doris J. Pickering ,H A ' s. :.' I P Y E : 5 - si ww ie sv: . Q. V my, Roberl' L. Pickering James E. Piffenger Charloffe A. PoH's Maxine PrescoH Joseph Presuffi Mary A. Pusaleri BeH'y L. Reid Daniel F. Reynolds Mary J. Reynolds Miriam E. Rice Donna J. Richards Thelda A. Richards ... 7 lnil f nl! Q , ll S f E 5 as x if X f Q he Hunslon A. Richardson, Jr. Clarence J. Robinson, Jr. Isabelle A. Robinson Jean Rollins Be'r+y J. Roush - Pauline C. Ruben Eleanor Russell Helen Sablaclc Frank Salsberry William L. Schmidbauer Theresa J. Schneller Pefer Shaw, Jr. Ronald D. Shreeve James T. Sim Mary K. Simballa Richard A. Simballa ,f 'G' R ' 1 KW i iii E.: I W 1.-.1-. . l if gif' qzfifgg . .Qfl 15343-' X, N Lf E i E' A - 5 EE ,Q 3 if -z .. 5, .16 V 1' I Consiance Singer Thomas W. Sloan Pauline G. Smiley Barbara J. Smi+l1 Belly J. Smiilx Joan S. Smi'rl'1 Norma J. Smiili Ray H. Smi+l1 Richard E. Smi+l1 Yvonne E. Souilwall Edifln A. Spore Laurin F Siacey 'WL i e if ff' Ai.. Thomas H. Sfaley Norman F. Sfern Ma rga rel L. Sfull i S Raymond J. Sullivan Margaref E. Swan Pafricia L. Swaney Jack Talbo-H' Ralph Tauberi' Kenneih G. TalboH' Mildred Tauberl' Rulh Ann Taylor Virginia H. Thompson Ma r'rha S. Toland Paul J. Vincenl' Jo Ann G. Waggle Ga rnef L. Wagner HONOR STUDEN lThe Top Tenl Cafherine Wrigl Ann Allison Anne Robinson Jane? Karp Efhelyn Exley BeH'y J. Founfain Margaref Swan Beffy Decker Pauline Smiley Helen Buchanan James R. Wagoner Wilma L. Walfon Kafhryn A. Warrick Helen Wafson Richard Webber Suzanne While William S. While James O. Whirehill Knule R. Wiegand James F. Willard Wayne Willis BeH'e Wines .s+l r vw. veniors no'r piclured Roberf T. Adams Helen D. Duffy Richard E. Hoffman Edward E. Keller Herberf Reynolds Roberl Reynolds Richard Vocial Mary Jane Vogl Dale Wrighl 27 'iv 7 Xian' fs. 'li' l Alberf R. Winfers Jerry W. Wohlqemuflw Jack Wolfe Janef L. Wolfe John D. Wolfe Roberf Wollam Sondra M. Wood Dolores L. Woomer Cafherine A. Wrighf Rose M. Yanni fix El'l'lel YOUI'1g Jggeph Yqung George S. Yousf Class Advisers: G. Brown and R. Winland Class Officers: Sec. E. Peffay, Pres. W. Hall V. Pres. H. Crawford, Treas. J. Jenkins 762 Elan JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Trelkurer Marian Maslraiulr, Secrelary Barbara Cunningham, Vice- Presidenf Kennefh Hoge, Presidenl Lucian Warrick. ? 1 - x -vi my 2-v f A-new -1? 2 Q r X iii , v CQ' we fx 1 . ,hi ' e we KH 1 fi ,Q few 6 5 D. Bolo. ow I: B. Harvey, M. Walker, E. Watson, M. Shingler, I. Bush, B. Willon, C. Birch, unioa CO -- '? . 'bd low Il: M. Rose, M. Richey, B. McCoy, C. Hall, P. Smilh, W. Rohr, W. Willon, ., N. Curry. low III: L. Azdell, S. Seevers, D. Stillwell, P. Tecca, I-'. Farrar, D. Barnes, B Bryson. low IV: R. Plant, D. Haney, I. Woomer, D. Dorsey, V. Deemer, D. Rea, XV. Good- .. Q ' A in Fi hallel, D. Byland. low V: I. Dauka, D. Sanford, I. Evces, D. Wolf, D. Tice, C, Sayre. Abxenteel: None. Teacher: Miss Winland. ' .Til :Q - ww... i ,g, . Q X 'V ll 1 :EE low I: R. Bostwiclr, B. Yost, I. Strobel, P. Ensinger, G. I. Brown, S. Brewer, M. Bickerlon, I. Wagoner. , low II: M. Chandler, M. Henderson, P. Baker, V. Campbell, C. Ganas, M. Broolfs M. Bonnell, P. Cunningham. low Ill: L. M. Brown, L. Green, I. Gilmore, B. Cunningham, G. Echols, B. Knox, D. Edgell, I. Bloor. Row IV: C. Como, I. Allison, C. Buck, I. Curran, M. Swaney, H. Fraser, N. Hamilton, G. Barnett. Rbsentees: None. Teacher: Miss Hromy. Sl : 'la il I' 1 ll f V Q Q- -Q---,Q-. . I .4 I V 1 'N I I W - oo, . ar' Q., S iv' W, .K xii Ju.- qi , ,.'A- 4. ,'4 l K. . . I Www , , , , .. . . I ui 5 'z 4 ' ' If 9,.,,X,1.g. I 'Y me 'N 5 Q 1-.eq 4 A,.. QQ DQ il s I, low It D. Eslren, M. Dailey, D. Ven, A. Walters, M. Clark M. Canton, E. Barber, I D. Bosworth, D. Kirkham. low Il: M. Faith, E. Yost, M. Sayre, B. Hicks, R. Brown, M. Bono, B. Gloeckner, B. Webb. . - low III: G. Smith, E. Fenton, L. Colgrove, K. Heddleston, N. Mattern, D. Emmerling, ? B. Myers, R. Poe, I.. Stover. - K lov IV: G. Rose, I. Shawke, W. Burns D. Glynn, E. Broadbent, R. Hebron, R. Sell, ' Gordon Morris. . Abuenteex: W. Booth, W. Conne, R. Coleman, C. Payne. Teacher: Miss Crawford. Q fe , , . A- . 4 gl - V . . A v- A' . f ----ew--M-4 A .A , ,, J ff ,Y Y . I L-,L I ,-Q'w , 5' . Y, , . .1 . f,' goo, . ff I 54-3. .wo . x Q fi, A 4 .rr I , .,o',' .Q X' I.-' H as g ggi. I I X ' ,fin 'U' 'f '1 ' ' ' ' .al X' - v L :ef 1 - f f wf I as In '.-Q , .,.... lb s. .ana - ' 'gt .as -1. . ,Q ,.., low I: B, McCoy, G. Burnett, R. Polen, M. McKernan, I. Tolnial, I. Conner, M Aikenl, E. Siddall. low II: H, McFarland, M. Anderson, P. Rose, R. Lyle, M. Rolley, E. Mason, ochs S. Hulme, P En . low III: I. I-Ieald, I. Elliott, E. Drane, D. Hutchison, H. Elliott, D. I-loppel, L. Garner, C. Manes. low IV! R. Drake, C. North, B. Kincaid, B Iackson, R. Elliott, H. Muschweclr, R. Chamberlain, R. Hopper, B. Kittridge. Absentees' I. Hill. Teacher M Hall, rf. na: , S .5 In . , - . 5. ' . - .' . , f K w '. ,, 3 My 1 L X., L 't 7 A.. 3 t sei ' . .l'? ' P 'rm 'A A Q 0 I . , an 1' ,. , ' ' .L W V J... It fa . - R' 1 ' y , vu -an Q . 4 , .tp no I V . I ,.,, T . ' - ' .H 'af . Cf- V ' . , 't V MA . 1 42 ' ' .dh I , W '- ' . fry .. 1 lr f P t 4 l low I: A, Siebenthal, E. Ma.-shall, N. Deem, S, Wollam, M. McConnell, H. ams Humphreys, I.. Proctor, I, Willi . I I low II: P. Naylor, H. Butler, S. Borger, I. Fitzsimmons, I. Evans, R. Grithths, low III: B. Adkins, D. Brown, C. McMillan, B. Little, K. Riddle, D. Iohnlon, low IV: T. Calhoun, I. Mullen, I. Betts, W. Alley, T. Skidmore. Absentees: M. Barton, P. McCormick, D. McKeever, I.. Price. Teacher. Misa Heddlesion. W. Richards, C. Snyder. D. Bancrolt, D. Schneider. 1 Rodlh 312 2 4 Room 208 Room 209 4 4 4 Y JG .4 db lovll M Ibbs M Mclilhuney M Osborne D Cubberly D Dreussr D Perkin I Fxgley M Mdlkdlut low ll V Holland L Hopper I Russell D McCoy M Kashubu D Ienklna R Smith I Strobel lol lll I Horst R Seevers N Trucx W Wrllon G Vincent W Smith R Watson lol IV I Williams, D. Srmth R. Williams, R. Talbot H. Wilson P. Iucklon D. Vinene. Absentees: B. Wolle H. White. Teacher: Mr. Decker. an 4:52 low I: I. Sum, I. McCaleb, I. Klavuhn, H. Gott, C. Redmond, B. Reese. P. Burns, B. Brozkcx. low ll: S. Kcrys, I. Anderson, B. Allison, B. Brooks, H. Murphy, D. Baller, D. 39 Daugherty, H. Cehrs. Rev: Ill: G. Mort, A. Cunningham, H. O'Hcnlun, C. Stefl, C. Cline, I. Alcock, I. Rogers, G. Irving. low IV: B. Simms, B. Lucas, D. Chcxttee, B. Pizzicc, K. Stotlel, B. Thornberry. I. Henderson. Absentees: R. Allison, I. Coleman, I. Moore. Teacher: Mr. Mcrdis. aw -vow an 'P 4 1.-are '-rr -rx wwf' low I: B. Meredith, A. Guy, D. Hemsley, M. Huston, B. Nagel, K. Iudy, C. Perkins, S. Aeschbacher. low ll: M. Beulke, I. Bossick, S. King, A. Bix-beck, M. Bcxnfield, L. Plemonl, C. Wollum. lavllll:K. Hoge, I.S .i d, C.Bll, L.W 'k,T.B dl . 1 . . Absentees: R. Schmidggxfgr, R. Mzttern, Ifxwgore. ea e' I Lough ln' I wllllqmn Teacher: Mr. Sayre. 31 1-...ir 41 QQ :J C D ' i 0 IQ ll- ., -we 'fu N we I1-, fl 'Z A H- - ' .- A low I: A. M. Fraser, P. Ramsey, L, Kleman, P. O'Neill, I. McLane, B. Loutzen- law ll: D. I. Mumlord, A. Cooke, D. Brereton, K, Bromby B. Reynolds, I.. Gill, lbw Ill! R. Bosworth, Robinson, H. Barbour, D. Whealdon, D. Stoffel, B. Berman, Absentees' S. Birbeck, D. Glenn, B Campbell B. Miles, F. Atkins, E. Staiv. Teacher: Mr. Monasky. 3. us.: . . .2 5 ' .1 .lz hiser, P. Iohnson, N. Hoinick. I. Farrall K. Clark I- Duncan, C. Hartman, B. Fountaine. ah O0 Q Q ' B low I: B. Brant, I. Young, A. Schopp, B. Hull, V. D. Krieger. low ll: H. Hager, B. Zeigler, l. Latimore, D. D. Fugute, K. Emmerlin . low Ill: C. Iohnaon, R. Siarer, F. Arcuri, R. Manlredi. low IV: I. Clement, I. Beadle, Abyntees: M. Gochenour, A. Conley, A Magill, Teacher' Miss Boszick. Roach, P. Copenhaver, P. Horton, Caldwell, M. Russell, S. Snow, Iohrison, K. Lowe, I. Bailey, B. R. Bonnell, K. Brophey. ,f ' --Wiggfff. .5 f , . N- Q, f he PA, 0 by Q fiff ' in .2 . ,L 32 low I: P. Springer, 1. Gamble, B. Downard, M. Beaver, P. Pitts, F. Tangredi, H. McDonald, E. Thorn. low ll: I. Huston, N. Iohnson, V. Laneve, P. Beaver, S. Ekliardt, E. Mort, M. Ball, M, Ma ill, I, Czech. low Ill: Walt, B. Emmons, I. Flora, W. Huston, P. Golden, K. Talbott, T. Worcester, E. Singer. I low IV: D. Brown, A. Fultz, E. Hibbs, R. Smith, R. Dingey, D. Cosgrove, R. Sullivan, I. Geox e. Absenteelt Seitz, Hugh Chronilter. Teacher: Miss Werner. My he 38 'L 'X .35 40. .'f' - ,xx Room I 08 n Room I I2 1 5 4 2 i Roonif .106 ' K it 1 .lwT2wi ' 5 Z2+ ...iw g . sg - .Q WFS. . f :i 'faf.f.. -:fs 'Swv x . . -. ev? xii - .'?fE-'Q.fiLE K x-.5 I f- ' -' .it A . - 7 -I iL3?.,'.?Qf?,l,?5S? is fill ffm. 3 : .Q . ' 7,.:axEX- ' . I , 5 6 f-wiki L Q. wg . ,ibm ,k-- . t K.. 1. Room 105 Room 501 5 :T SH . sf .K A i Q -' XT if 1 e 1 . Sv P f . -bar 35. .. p r r In 4 ,k.g .. ini 'Y . B . ,.2,,1.., Q.. ...,, .. Agmi. .ran-.,t.. .oh ...Nw E .. , ...t ve,-M.. N., ., 4 .of-.. fn, ig'-f ,pg .-, , .. .., ...,s., .,.,,r, .W 'f.f5:: f.,f'i.g2.z if if ' W , 1 .. I 6 Cn' as low I: R. Mays, D. Marling. I. Poe, R. Anderson, D. Hinom, R. Davis, I. Hoffman, G. Barnhoule. . low II: I. Gacesa, B. Bock, D. Flick, N. McNutt, D. Earl, B. Stern, I. Huqhel, C. Timmons. . low III: G. Guildoo, G. Miller, A. Lockhart, D. Kennedy, B. Todd, P. Gilfer, H. Knight, D. Boyle. low IV: I. Woods, T. Parker, E. Coleman. Absentees: I.. Bloor, W. Devon, D. Hague. L. Landtried, W. Shinton, I. Caruso. Teacher: Miss Faullr. 2' 4' 5. . 7.3 ...ash - , Dc FU 1. - ' ' ...M ',,o I-- O W JSE I ll low I: D. Simballa, M. Small, M. Smith, D. Hunter, I. Polle, K. Iamel, I. Bowyer M. Smith. low II: I. Smith, M. Entress, M. Straight, S. Warrick, H. Taylor, I. Winland N. Burke, D. Boley. low III: D. Wade, E. McDowell, D. Thompson, D. Croxall, P. Lockhart, I. Gallimore, B. Fickle. low IV: P. Emmerling, H. Hanna, C. Decker, R. Frank, B. McCullough, K. Andruh, A. O'Hanlon, D. Plumly, R. Iohnson. Rbsentees: 0. Bayless, I. Curry, I.. Griffen, M. Kountz, G. Sablack, E. Vlfoodi. Teacher: Miss Smith. v ..-N 'nw it - if 'ts K. 4 low I: M. Hor er, I. Gorace, C. Caputo, A. Cunningham, P. Head, H. Burnl, E. Coen, P. gIcrdan. low II: I. Parsons, G. Brown, N Lanning, R. Mcliernan, B. I-Iutchman, V. Shelton, O. Cunningham, D. Pethtel. low III: N. Shields, N. Fraser, B. McCormick, F. Rhodes, O. Kidd, A. Mclntolh, E. Stacey, R. Grafton. low IV: T. Scott, T. Martin, B. Olrnstead, D. Daugherty, R. Swift Absenteel: R. Palmer, C. Payne, H. Stanley, W. Torrence, I. Turner, I. McFarland, M. Prince. ' Teacher: Mrs. Dunlopo. . ii If . Tw W. PM .1 9 33 40' JG Jw QQ lowl H Dunn I Morlon P Hughes M Savors S L Mort M Erickson S Lauahlln, V. I.. Price. low Il: P. Grant, D. Kennedy, B. Powell, A. Donahue, C. Elliott, F. Hackaihom, D, Keirnan, H, Kreeber, I, Foulls. low Ill: A, K, Gibbs, I. Laughlin, P. Burson, F. Crawford, I.. Maltarich, M. Chan, D. Mort, B. Morgan. levi IV: I. Downard, C. Ferguson, I. Brophy. Absanlees: K. Garvey, M. Richman, A. Marlin, N. Reed, H. Dunn, H. Deroun. Teacher: Mr. Moore. I.--4. M- V-. J .4 if ,yi IQ M IQ lily-- vii low I: M. ,Fricano, C. Timmons, B. Howell, B, Booth, C. Brindley, F. Iones M. Wilcox, I. Alcock. low ll: I, Walker, V, Bussard, W. Powell, I. Robinson, M. Dotson D. Barker A Michaels M Ed ar . , , g . low Ill: M. Marshall, S. Vllood, L. Torivelle, D. Barlon, A. Virden, D. Cline, B. Garhill, C. Mays. lov IV: D. Boxwell, I, Strobel, H. Shields, I. Griffith, B. Plant. Absenlees: H. Cheslnut, R. Iones, D. Kidd, A. Anderson, C. Neer, I. Carroll. Teacher: Miss Kamman. li- nen .,, -.I low I: D. Thorn, V. Boley B. I k, S. R . I M, L . I Dnclkmgni. rellorgis. M. cqreufm emey uwrence' C cmeno w:, t',,MK'l,V.Wll,C.F ,.K . D Saniordc ziekriounuorg' in ey e s rontz I aulrran, M McCoy lowfillglFI51.r:HrgEsoSalRasPorter, L. Mackey, D. Knoblock, C. Chaffee, R, Beatty low IV: K. Lewis, P. Pefyak, I. Reed, D. Skaleski, D. Allcorn, D. Tice, B, McKinney I. Dickey. Absenlees' D. Bohecker, S, Howell, K. F. Reed. Teacher: Miss DeBolt. Room 607 1 x gG'4f..f?1 'X .ii w4f..:.. F.. if Room V. . egg., ,K .. . ,, ...fx a N, A . e .....:f..3 5:15 ,333 . 5-ti'??fff PM . ,M I . W 10.13 3 . ' 'Q K - , 3 W . . ,A A f if he Kiw- Q... f . RQ .kik W4 .., A991 an x .. Byte at - 1, 'W' IM 5.11. suns low I: K. Welton, V. Fiorello, I. Nease, R. Means, N. English, I. Edgell, M. Dunham, E. Orr. lowkfhs E. Miller, D. Ferguson, B. Willis, I. Vess, I. Allison, D. Ann, D. Willy, . vans. low Ill: B. Flowers, M. Yeager, I. Wolfe, D. Muenster, R. Moore, I. Merchant, I. McFarland, P. Metrovich. . U low IV: P. Wooley, T. Koenig, K. Miller, D. Keuper, T. Williams, I. Irving, l. Barker, B. Warrick. low V: F. Willard, P. Robinson, B. Ieanquenat, K. Carr. Absentees: D. Hilditch, L. Powell, M. Schwartz, D. Kelly. Teacher: Mrs. B. Smith. a. 3,2 time F . 9,0 low l: L. Gebauer, I. Sullivan, B. Wells, B, Fugate, I. Maltarich, D. I. Hebron G. L. Hart, D. Deli, N. Golden. I low ll: H. Hayes, B. Fultz, N. Iohnxon, C. Smith, B. Shields, D. Foster, P. O Hara E. C kl . low Ill: Ii1G:rwood, E. Galloway, I. Timmons, K. Daniels, F. Kiernan, A. Blackburn low IV: B. A. Birch, N, Saniord, L. Nelson, I, Burres, D. Sucas, D. Yanni, S. Redmond. I Absentees: I. Barker, D. Chadwick, C. Sell, R. Mason, R. Gill, R. Talbott, K. D, Allen. Teacher: Miss Dawson. I I c L 'Ai 1 .. r-.. .Q :Q V, Mwgwa...-.--7, - ' an 'I - v if-ws' CII .Asn A' mu.. low l. I. Black, I. Brant, B. Green, C. Headley, M. Drake, I. Hamilton I. Wmiand S. Weston. ' ' low ll: I. Mahon, P. Hamilton, I. Kearns, B. Nicholson, S. Holtz, I. Deem, I McDevitt, D. Kane. low Ill! C. Bush, -I. King, F. Barrett, L. Lancaster, S. Meanor, B. Torrance, F. Dawson. P. Mlraglata. Row IV: I. Hilbert, L. Lawrence, G. Allton, F. Millward, R. Chandler, D. Thornberry, I. McCue. H. Letller. low V: R. DeWalt, W. Brown, B. Talbott, I. McKinney, P. Iames, P. Barlow. Rbsentees: W. Rinestine, B. Maher. ' Teacher: Miss Birch. . .,,- ,av ,. mfr N TY 1 t 19 H rr: . ' . 'U' f ,' J Iv f mx 5, Q 4, . 4 . I . av ,,,,,kj JU eos low I: I. Frontz, M. Pepin, R. Shaw, B. Birch, P. Vodrey, S. McKernan, M. Seovers, S. Wllson. law Il: I. Barbour, B. Brown, M. Wilson, B. Wooden, V. Oakes, I.. Thomas. low III: V. Tucker, I. Welch, C. Vermillion, D. Stone, W. Kelly, P. Bayer, C. VanDzne, M. Vfhittenburger. low IV: . Adam, A. ockhart, H. Bickle, K. Coleman. Absentee: I. Clutter, M. Densmore, I. Lincoln, I. Waters, W. Williams, I. Wilson, W. Hart. Teacher: Miss Fowler. s : I l- ' s 1 . .x It I G :. 0+ iw, G. Wilson, .S B. Patton P. Burres if: .E.4 ' qi.: Q w..... .N Q5 :XL f-.f-H Pi 'fwfi levi I: B. Dunmire, P. Talbott, P. Wolte, I. Shingler, C. Byers, S. Stansbury I Stanley I Stanley s.w'u: s. Sninh, E. Wollam, 1. sammn., v. warren, c. smith, A. storm I. Snowden, M. Walley, L. Spencer. low III: M. Adams, C. Stephens, I. Smith, A. Farnsworth, C. Simms, B. Birch, D. Hall. low IV: I. Potts, C. Snodgrass, D. Watkin, W. Casto, D. I. Banicki. Absentees: D. Woessner, B. Weber, T. Turpin. Teacher: Miss Laughlin. . v . I gs C. Anderson, I.. Strobel. low II: M. Ellgas, I. Dutterer,, N. Laulenberger, S. Muschweck, S Ketchum R Campbell B. Brooks. ackson I. Fellouzis A. Mort, T. Fullerton. Absentees: C. Heckathorne, D. Buchholz, R. Curran. Teacher: Mr. Hodge. Hilkinson, II. Higgins. low I: I. Marlin, S. Mitcheson, I. Furgason, G. Garner, B. Plummer, Row III: C. Mclrflravy, C. Srenner, O. Yeager, I.. Edwards, V. Betteridge, D. Dorsey, P. I , . . low IV: E. Thomas, A. Gulutz, C. Stacey, D. Shaw, D. Black, I. Hile, M. Smith, I. Moore, . Graft, B. M. Miller, V' 0 Z Q Room .sro .A L, : 'eivv?cj'Q1 1f. 'yywf-fra W fy W .M www H - -wry., -Mm,-Wm .,:.,..,....... .. . , ff lf' . 4 W f J .. P J 4 .Psi-4 f .A , ' 3. f Q f 'if' X E . ,A Ll If f 4 fI2:i2 7Z L'?i'fi'fllf . , . 'f .Q .',- W , .S ff 'rf-if,.'T 4?S'fr1wi L' i,fe1q':i:f7 Y Q 1 5y'?g.sw..g.'-..gf, 'Q r FT:-1F:,y:.. 4. . , . J' ,bm grp ' 1 . 1 W..,-,ggiff-v by, 'hfffkf' , , , f ff ' ' .3 f .Y . I' A . ' -. . .-.J-..f,:z.:,a.,.....t'. 'f -, V I v .P , ' . 3 '. :,. . W A ms- -ef' '.1c,,,. .. Room 502 Room -506 . ,, 1... Q1 . , .fl it ik? !fTi'i'IT'TfSCJ't f L fr 1' . .. -499' . We ffm -v if low I: C. Hall, I. lee, K. Iohnston, I.. Migliore, C, Reynolds, P. Martin, S. Copestick, M. A. Hofmann. low II: D. Ball, W. Kirchner, M. Archibald, R. Burcham, I. Kindlvatter, F. Kent, I. Bennett. low Ill: F. Clark, A. Wilson, P. Leigh, F. Blystone, K. Height, A. Greco, L. Cowan. low IV: H. Cook, M. Moore, I. McCoy, S. A. Lutt, D. Bissell. Absentees: D. Mills, K. Fenton, L. O'Hanlon, D. Martin. Teacher: Mr. Summer. L wg W... , Y 1--fe ig F f , ' s- low, l:B Pi Deck, B. Evelsizer, L. Iustice, L. Cahill, I. Hallet, M. Eiferd, H. Ionol, . axey. low ll: I. Brookes, M. Dye, H. Gatrell, E. Crable, E. Lane, I. Graham, B. Dray, I. Lancaster. low III: R. Forester,-I. Redmond, F. Hoyl, B. Carter, D. Clark, I. Monier, I.. Bryan. low IV: T. White, R. Bland, D. Carscn, N. Curry, K. I-Iackathorn. Ablentees: G. Coleman, H. Wagoner, I Clark, I. Monier, C. Neal, D, Clark. Teacher: Mr. Shirley. I .- ' sf' . .., ' lq oo I Iyw - . 2 3... iv, lewd? slgaiglavidson, C. Stewart, D. Cusick, I. Puesutti, F. Vogt, I. McCoy, C. Lenz. lowll: K.Cawtod,B.Wbh,H.Cl kR. B' ' , h C. Klavuhrl, S. Turner, E?CcSh. ur ' xggms' I T omplon' I4 Diddh' low III: -E. Burlingame, I. Shingler, S. Kohler, T. Seevers, R. Gomley, H. Lockhart, R. Bright. low IV? A. Gloeckner, D. Reed, S. Sablack, M. Shertzinger, I. Buchhoit, G Williams. Abaentees: M. D ' , D. G , T, S fh P, B , Teacher: Miss E?vglouse. rover ml I cumgcnmer a L 5 4 , av l -fl' I hs I ,- P' me Qi .1-'ffm . .,., .-- , M, Y. .ti-1 . 'Ks v PY n 3.5. Q low I: R. Thompson, N. Pittenger, I. Watson, R Smith, H. Rowlands, L. Keaton, A. Pomeroy, P. Black, C. Knapp. low II: F. Robertson, B. McElroy, B. Mays, E. Zehnder, S. Watson, L. Conley, .- I. Berker, A. Scelp, C. Blazer. law III: I. Clutter, D. Cacehcrrt, S. Allison, Cv. Adkins, I.. Robinson, M. Deets, B. Schoon, L. Langdon, I. Richman. low IV: I. Mitchell, D. Chamberlain, D. Powell, G. Stanley, B. Morgan, R. Watson, P. Parker, I. Lyle, D. Williams. Absenteeso I. Adkins, I. McDougle, D. Smith, W Thorne, M. Varian. Teacher: Mr. Rayz. , -4- .. ., . vs We no - '71 N N M A 'X F Fr 0 Og, 4.4. A ii . I - 4 ,gl -- v ' . ... 4' , I ,- A 4 'Q' QA . 5- ff' .. ,M . : A A ,aio 1 i 1 ,, Ns. F 'f -, ' .zz , N. 'Nc ' . 11 .V, . 1-1.- .J is it 'Q , -G gb 0 low I: R. McKinney, C. Ruhl, I. Quigley, D. Conn, M. Chertofl, B. Robertson, I. Clendenning, I. Coleman. lol II: P. McConnell, S Fhasteen, D V'hit1iev, M. I. Chronisler, I. Miller, G. Carson, M. Miller, G. Schneider, A. W. Lucas. low III: D. Hall, K. Calhoun, A, Pietsch, F. Crawford, L. Merriman, D. Lawson. H Koenig, R. Pvle, R. Hellrich. low IV: I. Flint, D. Scott, D. Chapman, V. Maola, R. Badgley, K. Dlddle, R Buckley, I. Riddle, K. Reed, I. Gallagher. Absentees: None. Teacher' Miss Bennett. 9 4153 Q an 38 law I: I. Moss, I. Cannon, S. Grimes, N Kult, K. Harris, P. Snyder, D. Moore .R B' It t . low II: HGfrF?::ter, M. Wolt, I. Sullivan, D. Barnes, D. Carroll, E. Rohr, R. Ruder T. Allison. I low III: F. Kuzmick, M, Irwin, B. Smith, M. Whitney, M. Harris, E. Ehrhart D. Russell, C. Seatt. . low IV: B. Doughtv, W. Schart, M. Wilson, C. Smith, I. Veness, C. Tucker P. Mavtield, I. Black. low V: M. Bernardo, I. Manning, I. Shaw, T. Fenkins, D. Garn, R Davis Absentees' R. Samberson, T. Moore, W. Green Teacher' Miss Capehart. . -r 3 3 N Rr ,X Q4 Y I. 5. Q 'x 5 Qs? a- 605 Room -508 .Room '- .I .3 .. It -- rv.-fy K if K --0-......,,. 'naw Q.-W-up f - ' Mfyefeuwmwv-Q,. . .. Tai T Supt. Fordyce and Prin. Betts . . . B., 755 Much of our success can be attributed to the careful . . . . ,V Q- 7 ,. 1 V-1 . :-:,:::,zijii:1g'ifEFi'5:E2i' ..:gE1?::?gs.g:g5:g j .432:2'I:2:1:'5'.'-,-gif' .f ':-:''.'1:2:I:1p:i:-:-:-. gifz- '-5.11 f:3:Z1:. .1 '-'f:h,,: .,v.-.c-.. 4.3 g.g.g.:.5.g.:,x55.5.25-:,:-11: .1q:!:-. 42- '-L '- ...-z-:-1-ze.:-:-1:-. ' .5555 -i1i7Z:''-:-:-:-5121:'S:7S:1:i:1.i:T:5'T:S :-:':-: .-:-:-:-za:-:iz-z-:-:,:1:::,,:,.i:,.-- ,.g.5,g4w Kiiiifsiizii::3v2fre:s:::sfs:2. If -'-- -'iz -.Q1.5:512-2:5rf:5:E:1:f:2:Q:.:f12-Eiilflizf'A ' .1-' -titiitiiltfiifiifiiftlzffiiii' 2-1-2'f:' .'.'1il-ii.i1if 1 :Z72'7C:2i7iI' :2:1'-' -' ' ,-:-:-:-:-.-'-:-:':- .4 -:l.2:5 22253251 .g2E2Z1:'Ef?'i1E2E1E2EE21i ss:-25151515 iff 1:5 uf, 4. f ' ffaf i'-I' wif lfffmd, if gig?-5 !9,.r-?:,J'1, 21 .. .rl!.,,,l! 1':1pf'I1:,5f'i: ::,,u1:i,,i-13, Htrisisfe. 13rg.:irg.' iiIIii9':I: i fiiilzlwiiim' ff:g.:12gf,f- .mr 40 FACULTY LAWRENCE IECK-Supervisor ot Music . . . LYDIAN BENNETT-Latin II, III, IV: English II . . . JOSEPH BERRY-Physical Education, Intramurals. Assistant Football Coach . . . MARGARET BIRCH-English I . . . ADELINE BLAKE-Algebra I, II: Solid Geometry . . . IEINICE IOSSICK-Typing I . . . BLAKE BOYD--Machine Shop II, III, IV . . . GRACE IROWN-Junior Business Training, Businesss English . . . HELEN CAPEHART-English I . . . EDNA CLOUSE-World History. American Government . . . ISABEL CLOUSE-Economics, Junior Business Training . . . MARIE CRAWFORD-American History . . . BERT DAWSON- Dean ol Boys . . . NELLE DAWSON-General Science . . . GLADYS Del0l.T-World History . . . JOHN DECKER-Physics, Plane Geometry: Shop Mathematics . . . MATTHEW DONAHUE-Coach ot Baseball, General Shop, Assistant Football Coach . . . GLENDA DUNLOPE-English II . . . ROBERT DUTTON-Biology, Physical Education, Hygiene, Coach ot Wrestling. Assistant Football Coach A . . MILDRED FAULK-Stenography II, English II . . . ALDA FOWLER-Latin II, English II . . . HAROLD GINDER-Wood Shop II, III, IV . . . MERRILL HALL-American History, Varsity Basketball Coach, Freshman Football Coach. Cross Country and Traclr Coach . . . JAMES HARVEY - Drivers' Education . . . SARA HEDDLESTON - English III . . . ROYD HODGE-General Mathmetics . . . DOROTHY HROMY-Home . . . Deans Dawson and Sloan . . . planning of the persons responsible for the policies of our school. DIRECTORY Economics I, II . . . OLIVE IKIRT-American Government Problems ol Democracy . . . KARAVANIC-Physical Educafion, Hygiene . . . HAZEL LAUGHLIN-English I, Communily Civics . . . HAROLD LEFFLER-Sociology, Economics, Coach of Foolball, Reserve Baslelball Coach . . . NATHAN LORAH-Chemislry, Faculfy Afhlelics Manager . . . JOSEPH MARDIS - Biologyg Drawing II, III, IV . . . JOHN MONASKY-Relail Selling, American Hislory, Con- sumers Educalion . . . WILIERT MOORE-Direclor of Visual Educalion, Biology, Psychology . . . JOHN RAYZ-General Science, General Mafhmelics, Coach ol Freshman Baslelball . . . ANDREW ROHRIAUGH-Speech Arls I, ll . . , IRA SAYRE-Direclor of Publicalions, Journalism . . . ELMER SHIRLEY--General Malhmelics, Plane Geomelry, Algebra I . . . . RUTH SLOAN- Dean ol Girls . . . BEATRICE SMITH-General Science . . . MAURIEL SMITH -English ll . . . SUSAN SMITH-Spanish l. ll: English Il . . . DELBERT SMOKE-Direclor of Inslrumenlal Music . . . RAYMOND SUMMER-Boolrlxeeping I, II: Junior Business Training: General Malhemalics . . . ALMA TAYLOR-Librarian . : . HILDA WERNER-Algebra I, French ll, English IV . . . RUTH WINLAND-Home Economics I, II. I C I E 2 D 5 I 'I I 111 3 'fi Q 2 Q I P H ll X D 3 I P Z I -I '4 'U 5. Q 1, 3 3 O MD 3 'U 3' '4 E O F R 'I wil Q I 9 . 'X '7fze game! of eg ' gg O. E. Hall: Kafhryn Liebschner, Clerlcg W. G. Fordyce, Superinfendenfg Raymond Buzzard, Presidenfg Richard Sanl, Fred Sfoddard, l. A. Hoffman. For unselfish public service, an Ohio Board of Educafion probably sfands as +he mosf clear cuf example. The members of fhe Board are elec+ed by +he people fo govern and direcr fhe developmenf of fhe public schools in lheir disfricl. The membership of +he Easl Liverpool Cily Board of Educafion is an example of +his high fype of men who are serving fheir communify honesfly and unselfishly. Our Board of Educafion has lrepi a sfeady flow of new equipmenf enlering our schools. Our Commercial Depar+men+, Shops, Library, and classrooms show examples of iheir progressiveness and fheir desire fo offer every facilify possible for fhe sfudenfs in our schools. Wi+hin fhe high school experience of fhe gradua+ing seniors has been +he complelion of fhe Memorial Audi+orium, fhe complefion of fhe Choir and Band rooms, fhe replacemenf of old equipmenf wifh new, and malring available fhe besf possible physical facilifies for obraining an educalion. The Board has approved, 1q-Kl:,7i7-,-:- wifhin lhe las? fwo years, changes in curricula fo enrich fhe high school ,U I program and +o provide for a variefy of new subiecfs in fhe school. Their foresighi' was furlher demonsfraied by fhe School Building Survey complefed in I947. Their policies have undoubfedly encouraged our feachers fo do +heir best Good schools are found where fhe people place +hem under 'lhe direciion of Board members who serve and lead. We are forfunale indeed fo have public servanfs of such characfer and abili+y. 45meJ,8 I 4... '7Ae Znglulf, Nm, pfmqfubal L' l... to R.: Margaret Birch, Graco- Brown, Glenda Dunlope, Ira Sayre, Rubiena Ikirt, Mauriel Smith, Helen Capehart, Haze-I Laughlin. Absent: Sara Heddln- ston, Andrew Rohrbaugh, L. to R.: Matthew Donahue Blake Boyd, Ruth Winland, los- eph Mardis, Dorothy Hromy, Iames A. Harvey, Harold Ginder. L. to R: Harold Lelller, Robert Dutton, Ioseph Berry, Matthew Donahue, Merrill Hall, Violet Karavanic. '7 . a IMMK W4 Wm K . ,, ,, f'g:1,Q 0 . . MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT d e, Raymond Summer, Decker. L. 'fo R.: Roy Ho q ke, Hmer Srndey, John PNdeYrne Na LWW. ' , SOCT AL STUDKES DEP ART MENT L. io R.: XsabeX CXouse, Ghdqs DeBoN, Edna CXouse, OXRve WAR. Absenkz Made Crawford. COMMERCE DEP ART MENT W, Grace Kammon, SCTENCE DEPARTMENT ' e SmXih, Naihan Loran, L. ko R.: Beairrc. S Moore, John Raw.. WKXberk . ,Absent NeXXe Dawson. d L. ro R.: Mddred Fau sky, Bernrce Bosskk. John Mona 5 uw 91 5 LANGUAGE ENT Lydian Benn f ' DEPARTM e f, Hulda W Fowler, Sus ' erner, Alma an Smlfh. SECRETARIES Pedfl Markanfon ur,-3 U Y Helen Reese Bar are Bayley, 5 SPE CIAI. ART Q! S DEPARTMENT Rigby Masf, Brena J. Parlrer, Lawrence Beclr, Edna Jones, Alma Taylor, Delberf Smoke. Absenfeess Marin a Bloor, Vio lei Jones. W' QT, 'Q Nlf' 95.3 45 -:, 8 6 Row I: M. Bickerton, I. McLane, C. Costello, S. Turner, I. Snowden, I. Dullerer, C. Ganas, M. Shingler, P. Reed. Row II: B. Little, I. Laughlin, I. Kaufman, S. I-Ienry, C. Myers, E. Peltay, S. Warrick, I. Sim. Row III: H. Lefller. 'I' Ienlrins, B. Stein, A. Anderson, I. Pittenger, P, Pietsch, B. Hall, B. Patlon. Row IV. R. Iohnson, D. Harmon, B. Brooks, C. North, E. Flint. Row V: Pele McCullough, H. Hoge, F. Chan, I. Bells. Advisers: Mr. Dawson, Miss Sloan. Ablenlees: P. O'Hara, M. Dunham, C. Blazer, D. Cooper, D. Ball, R. Wolfe, K. Hoge, H. Chronislor. The Sludenl' Council of Easi Liverpool'High School is an example of Democracy in acfion al' school. Expressed in fhe preamble of fheir cons+i+u+ion lheir aim is: To pro- mole fhe highesl' fype of relafionship belween sludenls and facul+y: encourage, sup- !Mwe'7Aal... porf, and regulale acfiviliesp and promofe +he general welfare of +he school. A sfudenl' having passing grades in all subiecis for 'Phe previous se- mes+er can become a member or an allernafe of lhe Sludenl Council if he is elecied by +he maiorify of members in his home room. Frank Chan was chosen I'-748-9 presi- denlg Jim Belfs, vice-president Evelyn Peflay, secreiaryg and Pe+e McCullough, freasurer. Miss Ruih Sloan, Mr. Berl Dawson, and Principal Ralph BeH's are sponsors. , 12 S . low I: D. Kirirham, D. Dreussi, G. Barneif, law ll: J. Evans, M. Maslalulr, M. Beulke, Row III: K. Hoqe, M. Banfield, J. Woomer Abseniees: J. Connor, P. Burns, L. Warrick Advisers: Miss Isabel Clouse: Miss Smifh. i .r Q low I: R. Hawkins, E. Peffay, W, Wal+on, C. Esfell, A. Robinson, F. Chan. low II: A. Hughes, W. Marfin. Row III: S. Bloor, J. Pifienger, D. Smifh, B. Hall, G. Yousf, D. Webber, J. Jenkins. Absenfees: B. Chamberlain, H. Crawford, B. Miller. Advisers: Miss R. Winland. Mrs. G. Brown. C. Manes. B. Cunningham, J. Bloor, I. Bush. , J. Sfrobel, C. Snyder, B. Thornberry. L ,K , M, .,.. , . mmmvamwmm-M-..MwmWmf. w:,.mw w1'w alma! 15 . g Q fn,-. Z'1:Q:..:.' kgyy , V .1 ,iwafjf Tfjlfjg .- 'sf-4-XJ yi kwa f .sikjf 1 ggi. ROW I, L. fo R: S. Laughlin, H. Taylor, D. Krieger, B. Reynolds, L. Gill, P. Lawrence, D. Kennedy. ROW II: D. Wade, J. Hoffman, D, Flick, N. Shields, D. Fugafe, C. Cosiello. ROW Ill: B. Berman, D. Slraleslri, H. Chronisfer, J. Reed, A. Anderson. Absenfees: B. Reynolds, R. McKernan, H. Sfanley, J. Czech, B. Hulclwman, J. Sfrobel, M. Smillw, M. E. Small. Advisers: Miss Edna Clouse and Mrs. Glenda Dunlope. 7118 8 Gaiam' 744 Qmhmm Game! ROW I, L. fo R: J. Hallei, K. Johnsfon, P. Black, L. M. Thomas, M. Clierioff, S. Sfansberry, B. Sclwopp ROW ll: J. Garwood, S. Grimes, D. Thornberry, P. Wooley, H. Leffler, J. Shinqler, J. Buchheii. 1 1-1 in lg . , . 53 X 1 . b .im X M? . 1 .,,. EE' .3 5L'2w if Esuws ,, M 33 'Ti' kr 'Z i 224' Q5 T eh gg., nl -.5 Q Q 'pupaaea Sending delicious aromas lhroughoul lhe halls, cooking classes prove iheir fulure husbands won'+ be ealing in resiauranfs. The girls learn nulrilion, markeling, and food conservalion as well as lhe aclual food preparalion so lhey will be able +o serve healihful, well-balanced meals. Reading clockwise around lhe 'lable are: Pal Burns, June McDeviH, Carolyn Slewarl, and Joyce Evans. E if 'X About an inch shor+er, please. The girls are making glamour duds wi+h lhe New Look. Learning cor- recf color combinalions and arlislic designs, fhe sewing classes prepare for making, and keeping nice, chic, lhrifly originals lo help balance lhe budgel +hey'll manage someday. cj' fi : l - 0 I fa' 0 . 0 ' . These uren't young ladies who didn'l grow up - lhe doll is used for praclice in child care. The lassies can earn handy pin money for lheir knowledge abouf infanfsg well lrained baby siliers are always in demand. Sludies of family relalionships and habil formalion will make lhem bef- ler molhers, loo. From lefi-Jackie Ferguson, Bar- bara Brooks, Joan Boyer, Kay Dean Allen. 'VJ Studying the records of mankind from 'ihe beginning of 'lime fhrough ihe presenf day world hisiory, classes cover every phase of human aciiviiy-governmeni, science, law, medicine, educafion, religion, war, peace, efc. Special aHen+ion is given io 'ihe European na+ions which have had a par+ in ihe developmenf of ihe Uniied Sfafes. This course inspires pafrioiism and gives fraining for ci+izenship. Comparing ihe world of ioday wiih ihe piciures of ancien+ fimes in fhe back- ground are: ll. +o r.l William Morgan, Harry Kreefer, Hugh Chronisier, Frank Arcuri, and Lee Mackey iseafedl. To develop right atfitudes 'foward driving responsibiliiies, good iraffic habifs, a fhorough undersianding of ihe regula- iions, and promofe safefy, drivers' educa- 'lion was added io ihe ELHS curriculum. Affer s+udying ihe causes and preveniion of accidenfs, ihe consfrucfion of an auio- mobile, and correci driving fechniques, siudenis receive guided road praciice under experf insfruciion. Texibooks for +he course are furnished by ihe AAA: a new Ford is donaied each year by a local agency lsee leff cornerl. Dual confrols, which consisf of exfra cluich and brake 'YY 404 Betta .Zane 5. , all-, 4 My me pedals, preven+ serious accidenis from learners' misiakes finierior view, abovel. To iake drivers' educaiion, a sfudeni musi be I6 or over and have a iemporary per- mif. A+ ihe compleiion of ihe course, everyone proving himself a skillful and compeieni driver receives his license. Al Harvey, insfrucior, is demonsiraiing ihe dual conirols io Harry Graff. Clarence Carver is seen lhrough ihe froni window. 7 Chrisimas seals in ac+ion! Funds gained during lhe luberculosis drives in December enable lhe Columbiana Counfy Public Healfh League lo granf 'free chesl x-rays +0 all upper- classmen. Thus TB may be discovered and arresfed in Hs early sfages. If sludenls wenf +o privale doc+ors, fhe x-rays would cosf from S5-SIO each. Response To lhe offer is prac- lically IOOOA, on lhe parf of lhe pupils. 4. x',f cwcf E ' Looks like Juanita fell down lhe elevalor shafl - if we had one! Hav- ing swalhed lheir palienl in rhe lalesf sfyle deluxe bandages, lwo 'firsl aid room affendanls, Rulh Ann Polen and Leona Azdell, are demonslraling lheir skills lurlher. Two girls worlc in 'fhe firsl aid room each period, ready 'ro help 'the siclc or injured. 3 T 5-4. l Z In order that Mrs. Edna Jones, school nurse, mighl delecl faully hearing in lime lo help 'fhe sludenl, lhe Easl Liverpool Quola Club do- naled a Macio Audiomeler +o fhe school. The machine produces +ones of dif- ferenf frequencies: when lhe pupil can'l hear a sound, fhe volume is increased and his aclual hearing loss calculaled. p'LOIft0j6 Jfealifaq Euclid Aiming to develop physical fi'rness and promole more heallhful living, lhe ELHS physical educalion deparlmenl includes in i+s program aclivilies producing sporlsmanship, leadership, cooperalion, and characler. Girls' gym classes engage in volleyball, baslcefball, relays, foofball, soffball, badmin+on, ping-pong, shuffleboard, fumbling, and calislhenics. The boys' program conlains similiar ac- livifies wi'rh 'rhe addilion of boxing, wreslling, baseball, speedball, and lrack. The snaps show some quick aclion from a cage lussle, groaner guys in aclion, Charles A+las's runner-up, and a foul sho'r by ihe girls' class. ww sir' Q24 0'0 Q.. fa K .Af ....... V KW quiwze W ya. xx Practicing wifh lhe cliclaphones, 'rwo commercial sludenls, Mary Lou Richey and Virginia Conlxle, are dis- playing lhe praclical lraining given girls in lhe secrelarial course. By learning lo use slandard office ma- chines, fhe girls are beller prepared lo secure a good posilion afler gradualion. Olher machines used are: eleclric lypewrilers, ediphones, and adding machines. Olher fechniques sludied include: culling slencils, operalion ol a mimeograph machine, and use of a Vari-lyper. p . Practice in sulesmanship wilh all fhe props lexcepl' moneyl is given in relail selling class. S+uden+s pro- duce elaborale counler displays and secure aclual merchandise, fhen al- lempl +o win over lheir cuslomers wilh persuasive personalily and a 'laclual sales lallr. This is a sophomore, iunior, or senior sLibiecl. ll is mosl valuable lo any sludenl conlemplaling selling, or managing or owning a business. From l. lo r.: Flo Mullen, Wilma Marlin, Bonny Burfon, Marceline Deilz. 5.- QBATQ' 5415 g Hand me my gas mask! Ah yes, il's lhe chem lab lhal produces lhose queer odors on The senior floor. lll Here are seen Jean Rollins and Jim Pillenger brewing a slew. -These young scienfisls will experimenf wifh acids and gases and learn lhe resulls of lcnown combinalions. The course is open lo juniors and seniors and necessary for enfering nursing and medicine. NMA Q! kr' il' :ls 1 To prepare boys for skilled frades, fhe vocafional course gives infensified srudy in pracfical mechanics. indudrial ads, and shop work. General shop lpiciured in the upper lef? cornerl is a subiecf for beginners in lhe work, lf deals wifh fhe fundamenlals of elecfricify, wood work, meial craffs, blueprinl reading and me- chanical drawing. Machine shop lsee circlesl slresses fhe developmen? of shop skills and apprecialions which will serve as ihe basis for furure vocafional fraining and advancement Proper habils of healfh and safely as relaled lo condifions in indusfry are emphasiled. Cooperaiion and leadership are developed fhrough various shop personnel organiraiion plans. Advanced classes choose from elec- fric welding, shaper, milling machine, and surface grinding. lnleres+ in woodworking as a hobby, as prevocaiional iraining, or as a pre-engineering experience is developed in wood shop. lLower righl cornerl The use of power machinery and The fechnique of finishes as applied fo Specific kinds of wood are sfudied. Problems of cons sfruciion are solved by making useful arlicles. Advance classes sfudy house consfruciion, inierior finishing, ma ierials, plans, and blueprinfs. f yi, , ff ..1-' 55 N 'u 'Q iqmep. m'xcro- gk ' q 'rnko an expenswe bKnocuXar ' Xoqq siudenks can see We W and v4'xdW, oi rs P- Peerm Yrese bro he Xenq d'rameke . ' 4 scope, R W, as vleXX as R erdarqed '10 d an'xmaXs, broXoq d prob- dep We'rr sXXdes, skudq oi Ywknq pXarx'ts an enabXes pup'rXs ko bekier undersian Xems of X1eaXW, conservarrorx, and sarfha- Yxon. 'Ufxs sdxence 'rs very 'xmporiank for Qu- kure nurses and dockors. L. io r., We 'o'roXoqKsks are: Don Harmon, Pakssg Jordan, and Frank Arcurk. ork ani Xmp und Nays an ff' 'So Vksud education p roXe 'rn We modern dassroo . modes, sYxdes, and skr'rp Nm make skudkes dear and aYwe. The operaiors are: Q10 r.X Dkck Peiersorr, VsonaXd Naclmore, John Vebfak, and Bob M'rXXer QLneeX'mqX. ihhmy appwing make-up, Nxese speeck aris siudenks are demons'craiXnq NecX'm'rques. Trfrs course devebps po'rse and Ydence. Advanced c asses skudy 5 drama and We Weaker, ' hkkrq, dKreok'ron, The s'Ku se - deveXop ekar roduch , manage and ma - ' ake rn sckoo d rad'xo sks denks p grams, assemb r Buddy Mamas, MarWa Curreq are vlorV-'mg on lack Larry Bde, and Wayne XN'rWs. E 455 X X i W Xi con r menk o 'on Xrq Me up. X pro e 'Ks of p skaqe menk, arkkcrp ' pXaqs, X' es, an 'oroadca Rose, and P-nnabe 'e Moor Mole of ing bluepr' fhls emfel mis occupies fhe memhers mechanical drawing class. The sfu- denfs offen mahe phofosfafs also. Mechanical drawing is faughf prfnqarily for consumer 5 hnowledge, fhaf fhe boys may undersfand plans, charfs, and blueprlnfs. However, a slu- denf is qualihed fo be a draffsman fn a mill or poffery affer fhree courses. ln fhe ,oicfure fL fo r. j are: Bob Sims, Bill Drane, J and Russ Hebron. x0 oe Cl per r q or, fqvor de 2513-M X La l' Span' demons darm mea e :sh fel e e sfa oc ephone f I numero upada. Holding conversaffons, fhis class rafes fhe pracffcal nafure of mod ern language sfudy. Reading, undersfand- ing, and wrfffng Spanish are emphaslied in fhe course: Spanfsh and Soufh American life and culfure are sfudfecl Operafor Elva Jean Casio connecfs Roger H wifh Aileen Lynch while ' ooinfs ouf fhe X- , I awkfnh Alice feleph S Ann A Hon one vocabulary. - arl' gf -E Q 3 an 4 Haldlfig U debnfe OI7 Currerff eye,-,fs H7659 E '9l'3l7 Sfudenfs are also fran- SCl'l.6IllQ fhefr falls on 6 wfre ,eh C-'Order for lafer analyzaffon. To do. VSIOP 'hasfery of correcf 0 wriffen English is fh classes. ral and 9 90al of fhese 57 many periodicals relaied +o various school subiecls. S+uden+s are permified +o use rhe library during 'rheir srudy halls, or ihey may acquire a permi+ ro go sixih period. Aboul' 80 srudenls can be accommodaied af lhe I2 large lables, and +he librarian wi+h her s+uden+ helpers are on hand +o aid a+ all limes. -Q 3, . - Sh-hl Geniuses are concenrraring. lOr a+ leas+, 'lhey should be.l A favori-lp spol for fhaf coniinual sfruggle wi+h +he 'lexfboolis is our well-equipped library. Here one may choose from some 9,403 boolzs. In addirion io +he lafesl in fic+ion and non-ficfion, fhe library conlains many of 'rhe siandard reference books, an accura+e card 'Filing sysfem, and E.L.H.S. on the air! Every orher weelz on Wednesday af l:30 p. m. a group from fhe Speech Ar+s and Journalism Deparrmenfs presenred a I5 minufe broadcasi of grade school, high school, and sporfs news. Ma- +erial for fhe broadcasf was galh- ered by a special siaff consisiing of Maxine Shingler, Wayne Goodballef, Margaref Swan, and Harry Wilson. Those shown in fhe picfure are lfrom leffl Harry Wilson, Maxine Shingler, Dave Jenlzins, Wayne Goodballel' and Evelyn Peffay. 7 6 1 1 V--.Q-..m...-.-qu.--.. ,-.-....-..,f..L., . , f, -pw, .M N -...A --H 54.4 .ae- fi :sw 4. Q 4 if l 95 K- Harold Leffler HOW I: H. Richardson, B. Hoge, B. Wollam, F. Scxlsberry, B, Blulch- Head Coach ima, P. Mccuuough, L. Lehman, H. Dray, R. Sullivan, H. Reynolds, I. Berry, assi. coach. ROW II: H. Lelfler, head coach, B. Bryson, G. Rose, Bell, N. Truu, B. Ccxnne, I. Rogers, T. Beudle, P. Icxckson, B. Kincaid, I. Evces, L. Waadiiq qaaiiall The Easf Liverpool Polfers finished fheir season wifh 'lwo wins and eighl' sefbaclrs. Despife fheir losses, fhe feam showed delerminaiion and good sporfsmanship ihroughouf 'I'he season. The seniors who clad lheir blue and while uniforms for fhe lasf 'lime were Co-caplains Roberl' McCullough and Roberl Blafchford, Ray Chinlr Sullivan, Hunsfon Richardson, Bill Hoge, Bob Wol- lam, Franl: Salsberry, Homer Dray, Leon Lebman, and Herb Reynolds. The PoHery Bowl, which is awarded annually fo fhe winner of fhe Easf Liverpool-Wellsville game, was refained by Easf Liverpool where il' has been for lhe lasf four years. This was fhe second year Harold Leffler has been lhe head coach of fhe Easl' Liverpool foofball ream. He was assisled by Roberf Duffon, baclrlield coach, and +wo new coaches Joseph Berry, guard V 43 39 and lackle coach, and Maffhew Donahue, end coach. 7 Schedule Cleveland Cenrral ...,.e.. I4 ELHS ...,. 2 2 4 Q ' Sleubenville ....,........,...... 4I ELHS ..,... Alliance .,.......... ............ 3 2 ELHS ..... New Philadelphia ,,,,.,,.,,,, 33 ELHS ,,,,,. Cleveland Heighls e....... 25 ELHS ,..... Youngslown Norlh ........ 6 ELHS .,.... Marrins Ferry .....,.....e .... I 3 ELHS ..,... Salem ...,.,.,.. . , I4 ELHSM... Toronlo ..... ., ...,..... I5 ELHS ..,. ., Wellsville ....., ,.... 0 ELHS ,,..,, Co-caplains ., ff ' .bla 5445. gy pgs ii F .2 .55 214 W Robert' Dutton Warrick, I. Brophey, B. Pizzica, H. Wilson. Assistant' C0aCl1 ROW III: M. Donahue, asst. coach, I. Beadle, R. Evelizer, R. Seevers, D. Powell, I. Downard, H. Stanley, I. Bailey, B. Williams, N. Mattern, I. Turner, I. Reed, H. Chronister, G. Petyak, R. Dutton, asst. coach. The freshman gridders finished their season with two victories and two setbacks. Dave Powell usually acted as their captain. The plebes opened with a I2-7 victory over lrondale, Ohio. Keeping in stride, they 'Followed up by defeating Salem's 'Freshman eleven I2-0. Then on a return game with lrondale the little Potters were defeated I9-7. ln the final game of the season the frosh were downed by the Midland, Pennsylvania. apprentice eleven, I8-0. The East Liverpool freshman coaching staff consisted of Jim Proctor and Merrill Hall ROW I: I. Barker, T. Ienkins, I. Waters, T. Seevers, G. Wilson, I. Manning, D. Chapman, D. Bright, H. Leffler, E. Burlin- Raw-II: Coach I. Proctor, S. Kohler, R. Sarnberson, M, Shertzinger, D. Cooper, D. Reed, D. Chadwick, D. Woessner, I. Flint. J N x . A ' url ti ,PX gn-'P4 MERRILL HALL Va rsi'ry Coach S-37 S-I 7 S-37 S-25 S-55 S-4l S-33 S-32 S-35 S-Al H H H H H H S-46 H H H H H ROW l, L fo Chang R. McCu ou 9 ROW ll: H. Leffler, ass+. coach: G. Rose, J. Bells, T. Sloan, R. Griffifhg B. Luiasg J. Burgess, M. R: R. Planl, manager: B. Thornberry, H. Crawford, J. Jenlunsg F. II gh D R B L L G DI: Ha , . ee, . ar ll. head coach. . . u a, mana er. 'I!w1ztqB The l948-49 season 'Found fhe PoHer squad loolc- ing baclz on a successful record. Winning over fiffy per cenf of fheir games, The cagemen proved +o be no easy feam fo beaf, considering fhe absence of heighf. The Easf Liverpool baslcefball s uad was composed mainly of seniors, who shouldered ilme load all fhrough fhe season. They were: Jim Jenlzins, Frank Chan, Herb Crawford, Bill Larlcins, Jaclc Burgess, Pefe McCullough, and Tom Sloan. 8 Cambridge--39 Canfon Soulh-28 Marlins Ferry-43 Alliance--28 Elyria-27 Lorain-27 Ashfabula-29 Salem-32 Sfeubenville-3 I Warren-43 Toronfo--44 S--57 S-4 I S-57 S-45 S-59 S-39 S-48 S-46 S-32 S--66 S-38 New Philadelphia-60 Salem-33 Bridgeporf-34 Wellsville-40 Sfeubenville-48 Youngsfown Easi-55 Mingo Juncfion-44 Toronfo-49 Canfon McKinley-36 Bellaire-28 Marfins Ferry-65 ROW I, L fo R: H. Chronisfer, B. O'Farral, H. Wilson, J, Curry, B. Berman, D. Hague. ROW ll: H. Leffler, reserve coach, B. Morgan, M. Chan, H. Shields, J. Clemenls, L. Maifarich, B. McKinney, J. Pillenger, manager. Redmae '7eam This years reserves under +he leadership of Harold Leffler had a mosl' successful season. The iayvees were composed of 'Fu1'ure varsi+y malerial fhaf will fake +he place of several graduafing seniors. 4 7eam This year fhe freshmen, under fhe able coaching of Mr. John Rayz, had a very excellenf season. Paul James fool: scoring honors as fhe frosh whipped every one of fheir opponenfs af leasl' once and mosi' of 'lhem fwice. KNEELING: Manager J. Waflers, H. Lelifler, P. James, A. Piefch, L. O'Hanlon, B. Slrobel, J. McKinney, and O. Reed. STANDING: Manager R. Carson, D. Powell, C. Blazer, T. Fullerfon, G. Alfon, D. Dooper, J. Manning, R. Scoil, and Coach John Rayz. lg. fa - Wham' f 'J-44 lil ' - .24 'H X. , , ' 4 '- 'eral' 'u f 3 ah' xy ,J ke - 1 ROW I, L fo R: R. Samberson: D. Munshr: N. Curry: J. Barker: D. Brown: E. Conkle: A. Headlund. manager. ROW ll: C. Manes: B. Jackman: R. Osborne: B. Bryson: J. Young: L. Warrick: D. Boyle. ROW Ill: C. Bell: B. Miller: B. Pinica: H. Sfandley: T. Beadle: P. Beedle: B. DuHon, Coach: H. Dray, manager. ROW IV: J. Downard: R. Evelsizer: A. Guluh: K. Daniela: J. Parsons: D. Chadwick: H. Muschweek: M. Banfield. manager. This year a very enlhusiaslic group of boys lurned oul for lhe wreslling leam. The grapplers were under fhe experl coaching of Roberl Bob Duffon. Alfhough lhe group didn'f show an impressive season, Coach Bob Duflon hopes lo round ouf a belfer record nel? year wilh fhe refurn of nine capable slarlers. Backing up fheir caplain, Bob Jackman, II3 pounder were: Bud Manes, l03 pound class: Dick Osborne and John Parsons l2l pounds: Bill Bryson l2B pounds: Joe Young I33: Tom Beadle l3B: Harold Sfanley I46: Lucian Warrick l55: Charlie Bell I66: and John Beadle, IB6 pounds. Bill Bryson wilh 4 wins, 2 draws, and 2 losses, Lucian Warrick with 4 wins againsf 4 losses, and Charlie Bell 4 and 4 led fhe feam. ELHS 25 Wesfern Reserve Acd. ., .. , I7 ELHS , 28 Cuyahoga Falls ,. . lb ELHS ,, 8 Farrell lfherel , ,, , . ,, 26 ELHS I0 Farrell , , , . . 30 ELHS , I4 Cleveland Wesl' Tech. .. , 26 ELHS I3 Grove Cily . . ,. 24 ELHS 5 Cleveland West Hi .,..,..., 35 ELHS , ,, 5 Grove Cily Hherel , . 33 . gem kkilli I ll .- -W 'I ,uf ll , ,Jn , ,,,, ,, fL,,,,,, : :fi X 04044 0 7eam FRONT ROW, L. fo R.: J. McCue, F. Crawford, L. Sfroble, P. James, D. McKeever, B. Berman, B. Liffle. SECOND ROW: D. Rea, D. Tice, F. Chan, B. Thornberry, J. Jenkins, J. Sanford, B.Lulas, Coach Merrill Hall. BACK ROW: Manager B. Larlins, B. Morgan, T. Parker, G. Alfon, J. Burgess, R. Griffifhs, K. Talbof, D. Scoff. The I948 cross counfry feam romped fhrough a successful season wifh four wins and no losses. This was fhe mosf successful year fhe harriers have had in fhe hisfory of our school. Affer complefing fhe regular season, fhey wenf on fo capfure fhe Mahoning Valley championship by fhe running score of 27, 48, 50, I22 respecfively. Then ending fheir fournamenf iaunf, fhey finished sfrong fourfh in fhe Norfheasfern Ohio Cross Counfry Disfricf Meef. The Liverpool Harriers, in a field of abouf 75, finished as follows: Ray Griffifhs 8+h, Don Rea I3fh, Frank Chan lbfh, Dick Tice 24fh, Jim Sanford 42nd, and Barry Berman 45fh. The Poffers' disfance men were paced by Juniors Ray Griffifhs, Dicl: Tice, Don Rea, and Jim Sanford. The leading seniors were Franlr Chan and Herb Crawford. S hed I C ue On Your Marlc Opponenfs ELHS Ocf. 4 Beaver 33 22 Ocf. I3 Salem 28 27 Ocf. I5 Aliquippa 3l 24 Ocf. 20 Warren 40 I7 fLow scorer is winnerl Tournamenfs Ocf. 23 Mahoning Valley EL firsf Ocf. 30 Norfheasfern Ohio Meef EL fourfh -gmqawvmw-.1-1.4 rf-nw.. ROWI L fo R H Rncharclson, H. Dray R McCullough J Chavas ROW ll J Evces D Rea C. Bell. ROW Ill R Tnce J Jenluns F. Chan. ROWI L fo R D Hoppel R Talboff, V Deemer T Mansfield ROW ll Coach M C Donahue R. Griffiflns H Crawford G Rose K Talboff '7!w 9 I7 facab lima We can'f all be sfars in our favoriie sporisg buf wifh fhe inframural games, all who are inferesled have a chance io show fheir falenfs and undersfand fhe games more infelli- genily. Boys have benefifed by fhe exercise. Mosi boys are more alerf and acfive affer a game. They become iusf as anxious for each game io be played as fhey do in our infer- scholasiic high school games. The inframurals have iaughi boys companionship, fair play, and good sporfsmanship. We believe every boy should go oui for inframurals as parf of +he school's program, for a liHle play malres everyihing seem brighfer and more inieresiing. All ihe boys are grafeful io Mr. Royd Hodge for siarfing fhe inframurals, and fhanlr Mr. Joe Barry for his fhoughifulness in helping us fhis season. We sincerely hope lhe infra- murals will be carried on fhroughouf fhe years. The girls have fheir regular program also and are direcied by Miss Violef Karavanic. Among fhe sporfs included were: Tag Foofball Volleyball Speedball Badminton Baslzefball Ping Pong QW' Spaald They've done il again! Sarah Arcuri's Pollerelles delealed lheir final conlender and won ,lhe girls baslrelball championship. These girls real- ly burn up lhe boards no maller whal game lhey are playing. There were I9 leams compeling and lhe games were played al noon and aller school in lhe high school gym. If you saw any of lhem, l'm sure you will agree lhal some were really rugged. ROW I: D. Stilwell: M. Canton, S, Arcuri, H. Scbluck, K. Dunn ROW Il: P. Derouin, D. Perkins, D. Richards, P. Swaney. This year's ping pong lournamenl was Here is a four-lime winner ol Ihe annual Keramos Echo poll. She had been chosen basl girl alhIele by her classmales from her freshman lhrough her senior year. No one dispuled lhe polls: for Sarah Ar- curi is, indeed, lhe besl alhelele. She is caplain ol her baslrelball and volleyball leam. Her volleyball leam, lhe Pollerelles, have won lhe championship four years xlraighl. Her baslielball leam also made very diff opponenls. Sarah came lo High from Neville Grade School. as Vfsgl won by Rulh McKinney, beller Irnown lo her friends as Ebbie. Ebbie, only a fresh man, defealed Regina Burcham in her Iasl game lo win her lille as Champ. 1' 2 . . x N E L H S has ils own mermaid in lhe person of vivacious Marilyn Hughes. Marilyn is 5' 4 lall and weighs II3 pounds. She is lhe only girl ever lo make lhe swimming leam. Her specially is the I00 yard free slyle. 'sz ROW I: D. Perlcins, H. Dunn, S. Arcuri, lcaplainl G. BurneH', F. Jones. ROW ll: D. S+ilwell, K. Dunn, P. Derouin, M. Canion, J. Wolfe, P. Reed. ff They did i+ again! These smiling PoHere++es have reasons 'ro be happy. Why noi? They won fhe in- rramural volleyball championship 'For +he '48-'49 ferm, malcing 'I'hem a four-year winner. These energefic lassies defeafed' +en ofher feams lo mainfain lheir winning rifle. Miss Violef Karavanic, fhe gym insfruc+or, chose 'lhese girls fo represenf our high school in 'lhe annual Y.M.C.A. girls' volleyball +ournamen+. A frophy will be presenfed 'rhe winning feam. Along wi+h +he PoH'ereHes a second ream was picked +o play af fhe Y. ln case you have heard noises during +he noon hours, lhe girls have been prac+icing daily in order +o perfecf +heir playing abilify. Leaving fhis year are 'Four of fhe players, Sarah Arcuri, Peggy Derouin, Kafhleen Dunn, and Janey Wolfe. Zlalleqdali Ufjzczah Bukatdall Uffdaiah ROW I: J. Burris F. Jones C. Bush. . . I' I ' . ROW I: M. Canfon, P. Derouin, S. Arcuru. Seiwnllyappngeroulnl R. Burcham' S' Arcurl' P' John ROW ll: J. Burris, C. Tucker, J. Hoffman, M. Bayless i.,,, ra 'H wf W lx I If Zzaedfunen -hw . 'S-V' xx u Muddqfmu Bdffff N I l Jlald ipgz 'rs,sf, in H A W q N r 1-'S , , X R , . f ,ga f 1 1. ' 'gifs' X 5: . kv . 'ii- ffv 17- f. , A. v M . , 3.51- ' ' 'A ' 1 r.'l ,J1'ti',f Webs af H . 51' 1 41 f' . ' X' . 'Aff A -. . W' Mr in f M - , 4 M , w fel ' ff ,Q-+'MM W n 8 M i 51' , 4 :QW ,o ' 'wg : ., , '5 xy, fy - -.f W A . MW, Y' if--52 Q if gg'-iyrggmf., x. ' , x I 'if Q ,D '. , wr A 1 his 1, few Q .- E1 , 'tx :gf ' if . i , ,. S if: ' Q fa, ff' ' 4 '17 ,. . K' f gr .1 f' ...iQ 9' e ,- A I i 'Q 5' .gf Qu Y. x. , .411 A' if f ..: t -, ' vffmf' 41 xi 1 53' '- is mix- 4. ,w , ' . A , ,, .3,., aw, . Ji-we , 3 ki! - i . 5' 3. 5: X, - N 9 ,Y-,x,. ,, 3, . 451. I A11 0 41 n-. 4 gli ff, f 'F 31- ,VS If ' ei. gg. ff' 9 1 gf , 1 N, , 4 g ik? ,W 4, I, .f , g ? N 1. r ra 71 T'-5. ..y 1-,I .... , . ROW I: I. Mountford, B. Hall, ROW II: T. Turpen, C. Dallis, D. Brown, H. McFarland T Skidmore E Wood D Smith I Burg: T. Mansheld, B. Campbell, F. Rhodes, B. Kittndge V Maola ROVV III: A. Greco, R. Birch, R. Ruder, N. Lanmng D Bissell D Thornberry C Decker K C houn, L. Mackey, F. Doenig, E. Hibbs, C. Manes D Muenster I Thornberry D Venness Pethtel, I. Moss. ROW IV: H. Fenton, B. Maher, I. Moore, B Finlay S Sablosh R Drake G Youst D Davm R. Davis, I. Manning, F. Crawlord, B. Little, R Frank I Merchant B Bxckerton ROW V' D. Earl, I.. Garner, K. Mathews, D Paterson D Bancroft B Iames R Brookes D S lord, B. McKinney, I. Duncan, R. Hawkins, R Boswo'rth B Bradfxeld I Whltehlll D Kelly Scott, P. Emmerling. I Absentees: D. Alcorn, E. Keller, G. Keitman, C Neer D Smith Eaqfx Bam! The best band in Ohio, say EL's Boy Band Boosters. There are sixty-tour players, two flag carriers, a head drum maior, lBill Hall, at rightl, and an assistant clrum major Hack Mounttord, at lettl in this large group. This summer the boys spent a week at band camp, at Camp Chibiabas. They also were the guest band at the National Soap Box Derby held at Derby Downs, Akron, Ohio. Last year the band received a rating ot excellent at the County Marching Band Contest held at Salem. The officers ot this organization are: Roger Hawkins, president, Jack Burgess, vice-president: Bill Brad- field, secretary, Bill James, treasurer. Mr. Delbert Smoke is their instructor and vigilant adviser and sponsor tor all occasions. -me gm' amz One of the newest organizafions to originate in our school this year is the Girls' Band. If is com- posed of 40 pieces and seven maioreftes. The band played at three football games and partici- pated in the city's Christmas par- ade. The girls who wanted to be in the band were given lessons by their director, Mr. Delbert Smolre. The blue and whife uniforms were bought' by fhe girls. Over half the girls were in- experienced in playing and had to learn from scrafch. The march- ing pracfices were under the di- rection of Mildred Hanna, head maioreffe. The girls are to be con- gratulated on performing almost a miracle by sheer effort. X '2- Row C. Row M. Row P, Row M. . 'M PRACTICE SESSION I: Majorettes D. Cubberly, P. Brooks, P. Smith, M, Hanna, M. Huston, S. Snow, Estell. II: B. Mekis, M. Chandler, B. Patton, V. Oakes, E. Lane, In Seitz, G. Ludwig Bonnell, I. Clendenning, I. Mead, B. Downard, I.. Cox, S. Prince. III: V. Fiorello, I. Tobias, M. A. Horger, A. M. Lucas, B. Howell, A. Blackburn, Smiley, N. Boyd, I. Snowden, L. Liebschner, D. Barnes, P. Tackett, B. Hays IV: M. Pallis, I. Smith, N. Sanford, D. Kane, M. A. Brooks, E. Exlev, P Kidder Faith, M. I.. Mclithaney, D. Cline, D. Allison, I-I. C. Buchanan, I. Allison, if Fiffy five girls and boys compose 'lhe High School Orches- +ra. The group appears al many school funclions during fhe year: such as, Senior Play, Commencemenf, fhe Operelfa, assemblies, e+c. A rafing of excellenl was received by lhe orchesfra a+ lhe disfricl' conl'es+ af Salem: 'lhey are now prac+icing for fhis year's lourney. A group of members from fhe orcheslra were chosen +o represenr our school a+ Mounl Union College for a mass orches+ra and band. Lasf year iourfeen members par+icipafed in fhe regional music conlesf and eighl in 'fhe sfale finals af Columbus. The officers are: Ronald Davis, president Ed Keller, vice-presidenlg Sernda- dine Melris, secrelaryg and Sue Henry, freasurer. 762 8 Bam! French Horns: B. Drake C. Neer R. Hawkins I. Moore Clarineh: P, Smiley V. Maola D. Brown Oboes: B. Campbell N. Sanford Tmlnboles: E. Keller B, Brudiield P. Emmerling Tnlllpals: R. Davis D. Davies B. Bickerlon Salas: I. Smith D Veness I. Whitehill H03 SN. X Viola: N. English Bus Vials: E. Davidson D. Sanford lunoons: S. Boraer D. Smith -Q J af ffl Q... T x my Violins: rlulfi A S. Henry G- Ddlhs B. Mem E. Exeley six? H. Buchanan Director: ' com ?I2?f'or Delbert Smoke Benn. In Allison li- Tobias D. Allison rmpani P. Kidder I 5 . ll' ic., Matthews I3. 12,,ffff, B. Brooks . . . . Dlumu M. Rose Absent: B. Finley, I. Hill, D. Whealdon, R. Thompson, L. Miqliore. L. Garner S4 Warrick D. Peterson My Howe, The Concert Band, under the direction ot Mr. Delbert Smoke, is composed ot 80 players. The members are students chosen from the Girls' and Boys' Bands. This is the first year that girls were permitted to be in the Concert Band. This gives them an equal opportunity to use their music ability in other ways than the orchestra and Girls' Band. The young musicians traveled to the district music contest at Muskingum to reach the state finals held at Ohio Wesleyan. The band made its tirst appear- ance April 26. Row I: C. Dallis, I. Wagoner, B. Mekis, E. Exley, N. Sanford, N. Lanning, B. Camp- bell, D. Pethtel, D. Brown, D. Smith, F. Rhodes. Row If: T. Mansfield, B. Kittridge, T. Skidmore, R. Ruder, S. Goblock, B. Finlay, I. Moore, C. Neer,q R. Drake, R. Davis, B. Bickerton, R. Merchant, I. Thornberry, D. Veness, I. Tobias. Row III: V. Maola, P. Smiley, H. McFarland, K. Calhoun, A. Greco, R. Birch, G. Youst, B. Little, R. Frank, D. Davies, I. Whitehill, I. Moss, V. Fiarello, I. Smith. Row IV: E. Wood, D. Bissell, C. Decker, B. Howell, D. Thornberry, A. Blackburn, I. Snowden, I. Manning, D. Munster, L. Mackey, E. Hibbs, F. Crawford, T. Koenig, B. Manes, T. Scott, I. Brookes, P. Emerling, B. Bradfield, E. Keller. Row V: L. Garner, H. Fenton, D. Earl, B. Maher, D. Bancroft, D. Peterson, T. Turpen, B. McKinney, R. Brookes, D. Sanford, D. Alcorn, I. Duncan, B. Iameu, K. Mathews, Mr. Smoke tDirectorI, L. Cox, R. Bosworth, R. Hawkins. I lf Ts' ' -H . If .. . W f ff 'Tu if A .... re - 1- ff A A. ff' ' Q' 'W ' 7' A-i 71m Ke Zahn QV 'gf ev ,K - ft. C! ' 1 if X I 4. ,-' ' ,,,,.... y xxx' Row I' D. Barnell, I. Rollins, C. Knapp, R. Cowey, A. Allon, R Cowey, W. M, Sayre, M. Swan. 'X Row fl' l. Wolfe, D. Richards F. Farrar, M. Kashuba, A, Currey, S ' Henry, P Parsons, N. Currv, I. Fvrms. Plow Ill: V. Brand, M. Brophy, M. Toland, W, Iames, P. Hulchman, D. Ienkins, l. Karin. . X- e Row lV'- E. Exlev D. Hoffman, S. Woocl, I. McTeaqlle, If Woonter, A W- . Fellouzls, S. Chaffee. Row V' A. Headlund, R Talbot' W l.arkins, D Webber, l.. Colqrove, R AhGriffilhfE ICWaqgnel:'A D Rea, H Wilson. o :pn - . aln, . organ Ye Editor 7 The Keramos Echo Siaff Edifor-in-Chief .. .. .. Bill Larhins Business Manager Anna Fellouzis Assisi. Business Manager.. Mariana Kashuba Circulafion . . . . Alice Ann Alfon Maia-up Edifor .... .. .. Shirley Chaffee Assisf. Maile-up Edifor , Nancy Curry News Edifor .. .. .. Par Parsons Assisi. News . .. . .. . .,Violef Brand Feafure Edifors Bill James, Donna Richards SOME BIG SHOTS . . Row l' Anna Fellouzis, Shirley Chaffee, Pat pf 'S0Y15r lflnvf KCHP Row ll' Dick Webber, lim Mc'f'eague, Bill Larkins, Bill larnes Assisf. Feafure Dave Jenkins, Harry Wilson J. McTeague, P. Hufchman Ron Talboff, Ray Griffifhs, Jack Woomer, Don Rea Sporfs Edifors Assisf. Sporfs .. .. HARD AT wonx . Realllnq clockwise- Bill Larkins, Shirley Chaffee, Arrisrs .. J. Evans, M. Sayre, C. Knapp, loyce Hmm, Pm Pmqom, Paul Hnlcllmqn, Ruth Cowey, lime: Wolfe, E. Cain, D. Webber Mary Bmphy Proof Reader. . . . . . ..Jane+ Karp Producfion Manager . . Dick Hoffman Assisi. Producfion . Jim Wagoner, Ralph Morgan, Lee Colgrove Sfencilisfs . . Marfha Toland, Mary Brophy Files . . Margaref Swan Exchange . . . Jean Rollins Typisfs .. . . A. Currey, Rose Cowey, Rufh Cowey. J. Wolfe, F. Farrar, D. Barneff, S. Henry Phofographer .... . . Arnold Headlund Adviser . . . lra Sayre lack low. L. le R.: Williams, Mead, Dray, McTeague, Rogers, Alcock, Wolfe, Evces, Kincaid, Stover, Lebman, Brophy, Alley O'Farrell, D. Buelke, Betts, Mullen, Blatchford, Reynolds, Headland, Bloor, Irving, Sayre. low IV: Evilsizer, Cline, lohnaon, Elliot, Hilo, Lewis, Allison, Mclntosch, Peitsch, Williard, Calhoun, Baxter, Shawke, Deemer, Coleman, Plant, Mort, Brooks, Emmerlin , Harmon, Booth, Heddleston. low III: Hist, Baker, Ganas, Muskaluk, Gilmore, Prescott, Brozka, Waggle, Rice, Tecca, Garwood, Metrovitch, Chamberlain, M Buelke, Conner, Swan, Simballa, Thompson, Borger, Rose, Hyder, Ienkins. low ll: Smith, Lynch, McVay, Seibenthal, Wollam, Mattern, Hicks, Bolo, Beeler, Echols, Perkins, Russell, Southall, Mitchell Richards, Forsythe, Hughes, Brooks, Hulme, Swaney. low I: Karp, Smith, Brown, Casto, McHenry, Decker, Hickey, Reid, Hall, Nagel, Moss, Naylor, Shingler, Dunn, Allison, Strobel, Richey, Pettay, Hopper. 1 5 ' QAM, T The Vocal Music Department consists of three choirs, three glee clubs, and a harmony class. The Senior Choir, lpictured abovel consists ot IOS members ot' the Junior and Senior Classes, rehearsing tour days a week. The Sophomore Choir, lsee next paqel ot 95 voices, holds forth three days per weelr, and the Freshman Choir, IIO members, two. Glee Clubs, each composed ot IOO members, meet durinq activity period: Junior-Senior Girls, Freshman-Sophomore Girls, and Boys, each once a week. The Harmony Class, a group ot the more talented musi- cians, studies the theory ot music, in preparation tor college. The department presents some 40 proqrams during the year, ranginq from concerts in the various nearby hiqh schools, to contest and testival appearances both in Liverpool and in other cities. The three outstanding teatures ot the year are the Christmas Pro- gram, in which over 600 students oarticipateg the Operetta. this year being the Broadway musical comedy, Good News, presented by the Senior and Sophomore Choirs, and Orchestra: and the formal spring concert ot the Senior Choir. The Choir Parents Association sponsors two dances, a fall Harvest Hop and the Spring Formal for the members ot the three choirs and their quests. falls' Mr. lawrence Beck The Junior and Senior Harmonettes and Harmonaires are groups ot nine girls and eight boys, chosen by tryouts trom the Senior Choir. Accompanists are placed in charge, and the training ot the groups in their noon and summer rehearsals is in their hands. The senior girls are directed by Evelyn Pettayg juniors by Loretta Hopper: senior boys by Suzanne Hulmeg and the iunior boys hy Mary Lou Richie. G 3- if mai? .S5?51!Li? ?'f gl fit? .YWQ . g - 2 -'1 .lrvsezi fwfg. 4. K s ':igQf ?:3?1??gg2g5S?fks2 .A fx f - --.-1 'f w '- f,g,,7g,-'Zhi V 5 Lf . , 4 :gli ,Ai ' , 'TQ-, gn mv -ie! if j Ig, ,ii ' WW 2 ' 'f A ' ,4 ,g f . .lgf'g 5 f: , ,i gf ,3..ji7,f A ' RX- . . ' mi ' ' Q f : M51 ff 124m ' 1 N Q ' f T if ' ' 3i'Q?v5 ' 5 A 3 953 fbiffg-ff - - ' 1 ' 2, vs .ik f , f f 'Dfw Ewa, 2-1'W'Zff1 1f, i'z .1 1 - U UV ,W A, -' fa-:mf Sidi, 'Q NVW., X- , E ' Q, , Q lg 1 ,. ,f' -' Q f f f f fifi wi me , Av ' ' - ' F1 . Q A .mm s- '35 X- f I ' TW' P-NF' -7 M- . ' tg, .mt , ,cg n - lg f I 1 ki' Q 3:4-M alfvaff. xr l , W . ,fdfix Wi 4, A4 2,5 Sala W2 W 27 KRQYN A WT 1. The Madrigal Singers 2. Organ Class 3. Senior Hurmonaires 4. Operetto Cast A select group ol 50 voices chosen from the Senior Choir is called the Madrigal Singers. Two groups of nine girls each, named Iunior and Senior Hcxrmonettes, ond two groups of eight boys each, called the Iunior and Senior Hor- monaires ore chosen. These groups sing at various service, fraternal, and church meetings about the city, The organ class, studying the Hammond Organ, and the cost ot the operetta, Good News, are oll Madriqcxl Sinqers. f 1 1 A ,fr s fi j ,. x 1 K..-F r s N-go' 795 if f. ffl -1. 2 ALX nn-qgg... The Junior Harmoneftes and Harmonaires 1,0 Below Siundlng. I. Io r.: A. Farnsworih, S. Graff, freasurer. D. Kane, J. Presuffi. Seated Clockwisez J. Dufierer, N. PiHenger, E. Wollam, A. Pom- eray, J. Diddle, J. Bucheif, C Sfuarf, M. A, Irwin, S. Turner president -h. 'br- wg.. THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS The Board of Elecfions consisfs of iunior and senior mem- bers of fhe Sfudenf Council, of which one member acfs as chairman and fhe olhers as clerks. This group is re- sponsible for bofh fhe primary and general class elec- lions. From +he elec+ion headquarlers +he board disfrib- u'res and checks pefifions, gives ins+ruc+ions +o homeroom worlrers, prepares, disfribules, and collecfs elecfion sup- plies, and labulaies fhe refurns. ASSEMBLY BOARD The Assembly Board is composed of bolh sludenls and feachers, whose duly il is lo arrange fhe assembly schedule and selecl fhe paid programs which will prove of greafesl inleresf. TUDENT ANNOUNCERS or fhe pasl several years sludenf an- ouncers have been aclive in covering nofball and baslrefball games. Only re- enfly they have added wresfling fo leir reperloire. i l l l E 5 5 fkx C Row C. Ganas, M. Shingler Row II: R. Hawkins, D. Harmon, W. Larkins. Row Ill: B. Brooks, D. Rea. Row IV: R. Grifhths. L, to r.: I. Harvey, A. Rohrbaugh, C, Lenz, I. Kaufman, N. Dawson, H. Werner, B. Bossick, M. Banheld, D, Harmon, K. Hoge, M. Rose, D. Tice D. Ienkins, I. Betts, P. O'Farrell. Adviser: Mr. A. Rohrbaugh. . v Q... M Y -.. , . 1, ,., .. sa -. Q 9 - , g or , -1 w '? G Q f c 'V Q . A .I Q ca ' ' f-M if X Q, 0' 'v no Howl Reid Naylor Henry Shxngler Casio Fellouzis Hickey Allison Smith Frrcano Diamond H dl k Roll:nTlm.Dov?na:d gIT:k1lxnsDavxdson Hall McElhaney Ruben Wagoner Hanlon Swan Ganas Estell Kdd Rosigylll lhchle Nagel Barnett Bush Azdell Forsythe Allison Cowey Simballa Gallo Pettay Rl h d B B h Rowcllxll Holley? FhtzsrnTmcol:1:? Wollam, Maskaluk, Fountame, Wolfe, Karp, Chamberlin, Beeler, Gordon Row V: Smith, Myers, Wright, Hyder, Hisl, Harp, Smiley, Bloor, Curry, Barnetl, Farrar, Robinson . McVay. , . Row VI: Exley, Lynch, Alton, Cowey, Swaney, Kashuba, Hughes, Conner, Krrkham, McKernan, Dreussr l l McCoy, Cunningham, Toland, Chaffee. Y X v Decker. N . Ablenleel: Metrovich, Roush. C 1 -7a The Hi Tri Club, somelimes called lhe Y Teen, is a nalional branch of lhe YWCA and is composed of iunior and senior girls having a 2.75 average. The prime objecfive of lhis organiza- fion is social service worlr and service lo lhe school. Each member parlicipales in all aclivilies for she musl earn l50 poinls during lhe firsl semesler and l20 ihe second fo be eligible io con- linue membership. Various aclivilies are: selling hol dogs, candy bars, elc., al foolball games, checlcing coals al baslrelball games, and sending Chrisimas gills 'ro orphans and needy children. A porlion of fhe money earned is used for scholarships lhrough which 'lhree girls are affending college now. The sponsors of fhe Hi Tri are The Misses Rufh Sloan, Rufh Winland, Gladys DeBoll', Edna Clouse, Sara Heddleslon, Helen Capeharl, and Violel Karavanic. + U - ff' Vamp. 3 -.gg - ' ' .QL ...Q 'IW' Row l: J. Jenlrins, G. Yousf, C. Manfredi, J. Piffenger, R. Hawkins, B. James, D. Harmon. Row ll: R. Blackmore, U. Hile, B. Mead, S. Bloor, P. Hufchman, D. Jenkins. Row lll: F. Chan, S. Webber, J. Pefyak, L. Slacey, J. McTeague, B. Bradlield. Row IV: F. Benh, J. Willard, B. Larlins, R. Davis, D. Baxfer, K. Mafhews, D. Beulle, J. Burgess. Absenfees: P. McCullough, R. McNicol, C. Boso, L. Lehman, E. Hall, B. Hoge, B. Hall, J. Garren, J. Sim, T Sloan Adviser: Mr. J. Berry. Ad- S 0 o The Senior Hi-Y is a boys' club closely associafed wifh fhe high school and Y.M.C.A. Any Senior boy who had a permaneni' average of no less fhan a C mighi' apply for membership in lhis organizailion. To creafe, main- +ain, and exfend fhroughouf fhe school and communify high sfandards of Chrisfian charac'ler is fhe Hi-Y's slogan. In living up fo fhese slandards, fhe boys acquire ihe qualiiies necessary for a good cifizen. Numerous acfivifies form fhe schedule of fhe Senior Hi-Y. The Thanlzsgiving Dance, ihe Freshmen Class Mixer Dance, selling refreshmenfs a+ games, and church aflendance are some of fhe volunfary proiecfs by which each boy receives his required semesier poin'I's. Money was donaied fhis year foward fhe supporf of lhe Sfudenl' Council's P-A Sysfem proieci and fo charifable organizalions. Every high school sfudenl' loolrs forward 'io fhe lradiiional bonfire of fhe Hi-Y when an effigy of Wellsville's Foofball Team is burned, as seen below. The membership of rhe Senior Hi-Y fofals approximaiely +hir+y boys who work harmoniously wiih lheir sponsor, Carl Werner and faculfy adviser, Joe Berry. 1--Wm-am. fymlg .. 1 . -1- hf-. 1.5 if f-V - w.f.gw.fmva-f..w we.mawm-+m.JW.. , . . - . I wt X f . 5 A l. to R.: P. Parsons, M. Pusaferi, A. Lynch, L. Price. M. Brandon, J. Con- ner, S. Warrick, B. Booih, B. Yousf, Adviser: Miss D. Hromy. lyk M 6 ' it 8 4 I nr 5 S 4.5 ,FK A . .wg rv' Back Row I to Delores Cubberly, Mildred Hanna, Sue Snow, Pai Brooks. Front Row Paul ne Smaih Marian Husion, Carrie Es+ell. M . Easl' Liverpool was really puf on fhe map 'ihis year due fo fhe lovely major- efies above. Through compe'I'i+ion which required all par+icipan+s fo lmow +he basic fwirls, Mr. Smolce, fhe sole iuclge, selecfed +hree senior girls, 'three iuniors, and a sophomore. They led ihe 'firsf Easf Liverpool High School Girls' Band a+ ihree foorball games and a+ fhe Chris+mas Parade. The group was under ihe direcfion of Mr. Delberl' Smoke, ins+ruc+or of ins+ru- menfal music. i ROW I: B. Boolh, R. Plenf, L. Plemons, D. Hoppel, D. Veness. ROW ll: J. BeHs, B. Liffle, T. Skidmore, V. Deemer. ROW Ill: G. Morris, R. Hufchison, R. Bancroft H. McFarland, D. Smifh. Adviser: J. Harvay. ROW l: J. McCue, T. Allison, P. James, K. Crawford, E. Cain, R. Ruder, J. 5 Q L Mounfford. 5 ROW ll: Cooper, C. Dallis, H. Leffler, H. Clwronisfer, D. Whealdon, J. Grif- Mlm, A. Gibbs. l Q ,Eg '-'.'. J, ' Y - 5555 ROW Ill: R. Carson, T. Scoff, P. Emmerling, D. Slalesli, J. Reed, D. Kidd. ' 215555 ROW IV: N. Lanning, F. Rhodes. Absenfees: E. Merchant S. Grimes, E. Ferguson, R. Brighf, J. Moss, J. Tllorn- berry, E. Woods, J. Clemef, J. Parsons, K. Andrus, J. Shingler, R. Birch, P. Wooley, L. Landfried, E. Burlingame, R. Talbof, Biclrerion. Adyisersv 7! THE L E L A D E R S E A G as Row I: E. Casto, B. Nagel, T. Eiferd, I. Waggle, A. Hughes, M. Brandon, M. Buelke, M. Gallo, D. Diamond M. Shinqler, R. Yanni. How II: S. Wollam, P. Naylor, C. Ganas, B. Webb, S. Arcuri, M. Canton, C. Bstell, P. Kittridge, M. Pusateri P. Brindley. Row D. How IV: M. Tolar-nd, M. Brophy, B. McCoy, N. Fortner, G. Christian, L. Naylor, G. Echols, I. Bloor, D Pickering. III: B. Cunningham, I. Bush, I.. Azdell, D. Richards, S. Henry, M. Barnhouse, M. Simballa, L. Caruso Carter. Row V' P. Brooks, S. Birbeck, E. Siddall, B. Brozka, P. Burns, R. Schneller, I. Chadwick, M. Harp, S. Wright S. Chaffee. Row VI: I. Evans, D. McCoy, N. Hamilton, S. Bickle, D. Fickel, I. Garwood, M. Metrovich, B. Chamberlin I. En lish. 9 Advisers: Miss Hromyp Miss Karavanic. Absentees: I. Beeler, M. McCormick, E. Pettay, A. Walters. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Row I: A. A. Alton, P. Naylor, M. Shingler, D. Diamond, M Gallo, M Swan B. Decker B. Mekis D. Allison Roar Ig.: C. Hall, M. Kashuba, A. Robinson, S. Wollam, C. Ganas, I. Karp, A., Fellouzis, 'B. Fountaline, I-I. Buehanan, K. at ews. Row III: M. Harp, D. Dreussi, I. Bloor, N. Curry, D. McCoy B Cunningham A. Allison G Irving, R. Hawkins. Adviser. uv- ,S Miss Bennett. How IV. I. Mullen, M. McKex-nan, M. Sayre, S. Aeschbacher, Ii Smith, C. Myers, D. Hoppel, B. Bradtield. Row.V: I. Pittenger, D. Reynolds, S. Bloor, D. Ienkins, T. Skidmore, I. Williams, D. Smith, R. Davis, I. Betts, B. Hall. Q. li . 'A Mg L . f in A .veg if 'vw' .. ' fv ' -. ..,:L, PKI 2' is 'Q ' 2 Eg: ' rg -la dis' R 1 Kath..- K SENIOR PLAY CAST. ROW I: H. Gordon, J. Forsyflhe, B. L. Reid: R. Yanni: M. Fncnno. ROW ll: A. Curry: B. Hoge: B. Bradfield: E. Poffayg D. Harmon: B. James: W. Dorsey: R. Huwiins. fanuafaq 'Www The annual Senior Play, January Thaw, under fhe direcfion of Andrew Rohr- baugh, was presenfed February I8 in fhe Memorial Audiforium. The play, a Broad- way hif, deals wifh a cify family fhaf moves fo a Connecficuf farmhouse fo gef away from if all. However, when a shrewd Yankee farmer and his wife arrive wifh a per- fecfly legal righf fo fhe farmhouse and begin exercising fheir righfs, several comic sifu- afjons arrive. This play, wriffen by William Roos, is based on a novel by Bellamy Parf- rn ge. fl i !,,.,,. .1'.35'.f'.. ' A Farmer Gage Millzs His Cow P355 The Razor Z-z-1-z-1-z Home Again The Nafional Thespian Sociefy, of which fhe E. L. Thespians are a member, was organized early in l929 for fhe purpose of esfablishing a socieiy for 'I'he improvemeni' of dramafic arf in secondary schools. The above Thespian Troop Number 3I9 repre- sen+s one of 903 high school dramaiic clubs affiliafed wifh fhis sociefy and well-learn- ed in fhe arf of make-up, casfing, lighfing, sfagecrafh acfing and publici+y. Ten ac- +ivi+y poinfs are required of a speech arf sludenf fo become a Thespian. The fwelve members elecfed as presidenf, Jim McTeagueg vice-presidenf, Dave Jenlcinsg secreiary, Evelyn Pelfayg ireasurer, Tom Sloan. Under fhe supervision of 1'heir sponsor, Mr. An- drew Rohrbaugh, fhe Thespians fulfill fheir moHo: Ac+ well your par+g +here lies all fhe honor. , ' QT' 0 4 now 11 v. anna, T. sum, H II Ni D. Jenlr ROW ll: E. PeHay, M. Rose, V A. Hyder, C. Myers. Abssnfeos: J. McToague, C. Manos. A. Curroy. Advise baugh. 3 ew W. . W fix.-f Vw, value:-mr ROW I: C. Davidson, I. Karp, I. Forsyth, R. McCullough, R. Kincaid, I. Mullen, A. Allison, B. Fountains, B. Mekis, B. Reid, B. Decker. ROW II: M. Swan S. Wright, A. Hyder, I. Betts, P. Hutchman, D. Richards, M. Shingler, C. Ganas, E. Casto. ROW IH. My L- Richey' A, Robinson' 1, Smith, E. Exley, L. Azdell, B. Wilson, C. Hall, M. L. Mclilhaney, P. Smiley, H. Bu- chanan, E. Pettay. ROW IV: M. McVay, B. Roush, S. Chaffee, M. Harp, M. Brophey, D. Dreussi, I. Bloor, M. Kashuba, A. Lynch, I. Conner. ROW V' K Mathews S. Bloor, R. Hawkins, R. Davis. ADVISI-IRS: Ruth Sloan, Adeline Blake, Rubiena Ikirt. The ELHS National Honor Society, a chapter ot the national group, was organized here- in i942 Those second semester junior and senior students who maintain a 3.2 average are considered tor admis sion to this scholastic society. All members are voted tor their leadership, character, service, and scholarship. The members and the sponsors of the N. H. S., the Misses Ruth Sloan, Adeline Blake, Ru- biena llcirt, Mauriel Smith, and Lydian Bennett, are proud ot their emblem, the flaming torch ot know- ledge. The l948-49 otticers are: President Robert McCullough, Vice-President Ronald Davis: Secre- tary Betty Fountaine: Treasurer Donna Richards. ROW I: M. Bickerton. I. Bloor, B. Brozka, W. Alley. Row II: D. Rea, B. Reese, I. Fituimmons, E. Youst, I. Moore, F. Farrar, P. ROBO- ROW Ill: R. Bancroft. l- BBN!- A 49' 0 4 I O R U M Row I: C. Hariman, P. Ramsey, A. Cunningham, D. Cline, C. Cosiello, C. Capufo, D. Hunler, B. Jurczolc. E. Sfaib. Row II: J. Lauqhlin, N. Johnson, J. Kaufman. J. Gerace, M. En+ress, L. Kleman, D. Mumford, E. Hibbs. Row III: A. Gibbs, W. Powell, N. Fraser, D. Brerelon, J. Farrall, S. Snow, H. Kreefer. Adviser: Miss DeBoIl. I Absent: N. Horniclr. Row I: L. Gebauer, D. Cusiclr, D. Gray, S. Grimes, B. Nicholson, J. Clendenninq Row II: B. Brown, J. Nease, M. Smifh, S. Meanor, J. Kinclsvaiier, C. Klavuhn. Row III: J. Barbour, R. DeWalf, H. Leffler, M. Chronisler, J. Riddle. Row IV: R. Ruder, J. Irving, J. Shaw, T. Barlrer. Adviser: Miss Fowler. Absent: H. Jones, S. Shasleen, R. Torrance, C. Guildoo. U is . gr , fr' Connie Davidson Editor ROW l: S . Arcurl, D. Diamond, P Ruben, B. Fountains, D. Allison C. Davidson, B. Decker, P. Naylor ROW Il: I. Ienkins, P. Swaney, S Wright, D. Hist, A. Hyder, M Harp, P. Brooks, P. Smiley, A Winters. ROW III: I. Bur ess B. Thornberry, H. Richardson, Alcock, S. Bloor I. Wohlgemuth, A. Headlund, R Coleman. 7!w K Not since l94l has E. L. been presented with a yearbook. throughout the year organizing and producing this one. Ira Sayre Adviser This year the staff has worked hard We give our sincere thanks to Mr. lra Sayre, adviser, under whose leadership and direction the staff functioned successfully. ln the future you may have pleasure in reviewing our high school days as you glimpse at the pages of your yearbook recalling 'familiar faces and incidents. Working Hard? The Staff 41, Editor-in-chief ......... ....,..... C onnie Davidson Associate Editor ....... ...,...,.... P auline Smiley Assistant Editor ......,. ,,,,,,,,,, M qrilyn Sqyrg Business Manager .,...... ....,,.... P auline Ruben Assistant .,....................... ........., . .. ,..,,,.. Dorothy Edgell Circulation Manager ,.,..,... ..,...,...,,......,....,..,...,,, D ebbie Diamond Activities Editor ...........,... ....................,.......,,,,,,,,,,,, D orgthy Allison Assistants .......,............ ,..,,.... B etty Fountaine, Sally Wright Art Editor .........,.....,.....,. .........,...................,..,.,,...,.. P at Swaney Assistant .................. ..,.......,.........,..,.... . ..........,,.....,.....,.,.,, I ack Burgas. Photography Editor ..........,..............,..,.,..,,.....,............... Albert Winters Assistants Sid Bloor, Dorothy Hist, Arnold Headlund, Betty Decker, Ierry Wohlgemuth Advertising Editor .,.,,..,.........,..........,,...,...........,.,.,,,.,,,,,,.,,., Alma Hyder Assistants Marilgn Harp, Bill Thornberry, Iames Alcoch Sports E itor ..........................,.................. .............,.,,,.,..,,,,,,, I lm Ionkins Assistants Hunstan Richardson, Sarah Arcuri Typing Staff ...,...,.............. Pat Brooks, Martha Toland, Sue Henry R ' 17 W :few-f,..f',4Ff'. wa. ', . ,mi W. JMWA ,,,, awk . f Q E X. , Q. S . . gn, 7 Zahn .Queen Ifaauneg 43 ou fqdun .fqncfw 93 Maaiq Bwmlan wa fm LW, Hai .fzliifle Km, of ,fm ew Gulatalthejmuma Pda, C' 'A fl ' 4 4 g in k t ns. x J 3 M sf 4 ' 4 . 3 4 4 4 'E 'E 52 ' XS .EL Q Q f 1'6i g,lfPfz f fxlifw mwu, swam 71m Bed .foakabnq Boy Glmk Blagm H 4ndwdl1!l:e07ao4A vw My . V xi Cl joan Mae mm., ,ua W1 fa' nam Cherish fhe memories of your school days always. -- Mel rqclfubn Kwanzaa .Queen Mc9nia4A Rauuneu-up Ndm fy-CA Baa, eAM.4.f.1a. Good Time Big Ben Clinch Lovers Wheeeeeeee! Wedding Pariy Who Knows? 1 ,sf f O Caughr Forever Singing Merry Cl1ris'rmas Here's To You My Old Flame Sfooges Chrisfmas Fesfival Sfage Sfruck 3 U i sv! 1. 4 All Alone Slave Driver Loafers Murder!! On The Job Bridge ?? So Tired Lizzy's Boy Friends QW rf E Happy Birfhdayl Smiling Through Did They Win? Anoiher Fibber McGee Gruesome Twosome Young Ar+is+ Where's Pedro? S+ric+ly on fhe Corny Sid Congra+ula+ions 1 , , , xi 23. , A .mmf he E i 5 1 , i - 3 . qs J x ' IW, , 5 J . , ,, fad' . 1 I , -. vm 'I Q7 aff, 5,, - ...M F--,:,-Q.N..W,, 43-M... , , ,...... , , A., -- M A Nxxxulzxffffagf TH NZ g g Q cunfen 5 CARROLL MOTOR SALES. INC eaf1f.,..u.a.w..,,..,z.1z1.,c.-,......f:.,-- 730 Dresden Avenue MORTON Hamilton, Elgin, Tissot Watches Fine Diamonds and Silver 419 Market Street Money to loan at 57, Monthly recluction plan ..,,,-..,.l2',-.....,.... HOME HmIMhumSmmq md loan Co. Washington and Broadway last Li orpaol RIGBY'S PHARMACY Where pharmacy is a profession, not a sideline. Telephone 298 om. 1 05 HOGE'S 3 ' Curb Sewice Restaurant For good food and beffer service Three ammo Room GRILL Room cups srnvlcs miles west of East Liverpool on U.S. Rt. 30 6 JACK M. SHAW East Liverpool's Oldest and Finest JEWELRY STORE 51 a wesmngfon smef IOIIIT T. IDIIS lBobl General . . . III D. ILUSOI College Preparatory: Choir l, 2: Forum l, 2, 3, 4: Hi Tri 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Iunlor Classical League 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l . IIIIIII D. ILLIIOI lBarbyl College Preparatory: Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l . . . DOIOTBY I. ILLIIOI QD. IJ College Preparatory: Hi Trl 3, 4: Iunior Classical League 2, 3, 4: Girls Band 4: Keramos 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 . . . IUC! I. ILTOII College Preparatory: Honor Society 3, 4: Keramos 4: Hi Tri 3, 4: Choir l, 2: Forum 4: lunior Classical League 2, 3, 4: Home Mechanics 3: Glee Club 1: Art Class 2 . . . IIC! IIDII- SOH Ulickiel Commercial . . . LOUIS! I. IICHIIILD KLoul General . . . IIIII I. IICUII flrklel Commercial: Choir l, 2: Madrigals 2: Glee Club l, 4: Keramos 4: Student Council 2: Leaders League 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . VIII KI! IIISTIOIG lllaedyl Commercial . . . IDDII IIIDOIII Gen- eral: Baseball 2 . . . DOIII I. IIIIITI' Commercial: Hi Trl 4: leramos Echo 4: . . . IIITHI IIIIIOUSI Ulertl Commercial: Glee Club 3: Leaders League 3, 4 . . . DUIII F. IIXTII General: Hi Y 3, 4 . . . IIIKISI' W. IIXTII lErniel General: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Madrlgals 2, 3: Baseball 2, 4 . . . PHYIJJI I. IIYII Commercial . . . DOIII l. IZIVII Com- mercial: Glee Club l, 2 . . . IOYCI I. llllll College Prepara- tory: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Forum 1, 2-Secretary 2: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Harmonettes 3: Madrlgals l, 2, 3: Hi Tri 4: Leaders League 3, 4: Thespian . . . YIIICIS I. IZU11 tBuckl General: Hi Y 3, 4 . . . IIILIII I. IIITSCHY Commercial . . . DOIILD C. IIULII QBeulkel General: Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Harmonarles 2, 3, 4: Harmony 3: lladrigals 2, 3, 4: Hi Y 4: E.L.H.S. Football Announcing Stall 3: Wrestling 2 . . . Sllll- LIY I. IICKLI iShirleyl College Preparatory: Glee Club l, 3: Choir 2: Leaders League 3, 4 . . . IOIILD D. ILICIKOII General: Hi Y 3, 4: Projection Club 2, 3, 4 . . . IOIIIT I. ILITCII- 'OID tBaldyl General: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Harmonaires 4: Madri- gals l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2: Captain 4: Boxing Hanager 3 . . . SIDIIY I. ILOOI lSldl College Preparatory: Choir 2, 3, 4--Vice-President 2, 4: Band l: Boys Glee Club 2, 4-President: Harmonaires 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Iunior Classical League 3, 4: lladrigals 3, 4: Kera- mos 4: Class Cabinet 3, 4: Hi Y 3, 4-Secretary 3 . . . CLYITOI W. D080 College Preparatory: Band l, 2, 3: Forum 2: Hi Y 3, 4: Iunler Classical League 2, 3, 4 . . . IILPH IOSCO General . . . Will-III I. IIIDYIILD lBradl College Preparatory: Band l, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Hi Y 3, 4: Iunlor Classical League 2, 3, 4 . . . VIOLII' I. IIIID College Preparatory: Forum l, 2, 3: Iunlor Classical League: Thespians: Keramos Echo: In- tramurals l . . . lIl'l'Y I. IIIIDOI tllartl College Prepara- tory: Forum l: Leaders League 3, 4-President 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2 . . . PIULI I. IIIIDLIY General: Glee Club 4: Forum l: Leaders League 3, 4 . . . IOIIITI W. IIOIIY lBobblel College Preparatory: Glee Club l . . . IUC! L. IIOOII College Preparatory: Choir 2, 3: Forum 3, 4 . . . PITIICII I. IIOOKS lPatl Commercial: Forum l, 2: Leaders Lvague 4: Girls Band 4: Glee Club 2: Home Mechanics 3: Keramos 4 . . . IIIY l. IIOPIIY Commercial: Glee Club 3, 4: Forum l: Kera- mos 4: National Honor Soclety 3, 4: Hi Trl 4: Leaders League 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . IIII. F. IIOWI llolel Commercial . . . IIELEN C. IUCIIANAN Commercial, Hi Tri 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Iunior Classical League 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Band 4, Glee Club 2 . . . DOYLE G. IUICH General, Glee Club l, 2 . . . IOHN A. IUIGESS Uackl College Preparatory, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Boys State 3, Iunior Kiwanian, Hi Y 4, Keramol, Basketball 3, 4, Cross Country 4 . . . IONEITA IUITON iBonniel Commercial, Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . NOIHA I. CAKPIELL Ueannel General, Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . DOIOTIIY I. CAITEI lDotJ Commercial, Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Leader! League 4, Madrigal: 4, Harmonettes 3, 4, Intramurals 2 . . . LAUIA CAIUSO Commercial, Forum l, 2, Glee Club 2, Leaders League 3, 4, Intramurals 3 . . . CLAIENCE CAIVEI General, Band I, 2, 3, Forum 4 . . . ELVA IEAN CASTO Ueannel College Preparatory, Choir 2, 3, 4, Forum I, Madrigals 2, Glee Club I, 3, 4, Leaders League 3, 4, Hi Tri 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . IOIEIT EAIL CEIIIS fBobl General, Camera Club 3 . . . IEAN A. CHADWICI iChadl General, Glee Club 2, 4, Forum I, 2, Leaders League 4, Intramural: I. 2, 3, 4 . . . SHIILEY L. CIIAFFEE General, Leaders League 3, 4, Keramos Echo 4, Hi Tri 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Forum 2 . . . BETTY LOU CHAIIEILIN tLul College Preparatory, Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 2, Forum I, 2, Art 2, Glee Club I, 3, Hi Tri 3, 4, Leaders League 3, 4, Senior Cabinet, Intramurals I, 2 . . . FIANK CHAN tShotl College Preparatory, President 3, Hi Y 3, 4 -Publicity Manager 3, Senior Cabinet, Student Council 3, 4- Vice'President 3, President 4, Iunior Kiwanian 3, Boys' State, Hi Teen l, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4-Captain I, 4, Track 2, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4 . . . IETTY LOU CHASE iBetl Commercial, Secretary I, Glee Club l, 4, Forum l, 3, Choir 2 . . . IOIIN E. CIIAVIS llackl General, Basketball I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4 . . . COINELI. CIIIISTIAN College Preparatory, Glee Club 4 . . . GEIALDINE O. CHIISTIAN tGerryl General, Leaders League 3, 4, Forum 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Intramurals l, 2 . . . BETTY L. COIO lBettsl General, Home Mechanics 3 . . . VIIGINIA H. CONKLE Uinil Commercial . . . SIIIILEY l. CONNOI lShirll Commercial, Glee Club I, 4, Mechanical Drawing, Forum I, Intramurals 3 . . . AITHUI E. COPLIN tPetel General, Camera Club 3, Baseball Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 3, 4, Intra- murals 3, 4 . , . IOSE COWEY Commercial, Hi Tri 3, 4, Keramos Echo 4 . . ,IUTH COYEY Commercial, Art Club 2, Hi Tri 4, Keramon Echo . . . LUCILLE I. COX Commercial, Tri Hi Y I, 2, Book Club l, 2, Librarian l, 2, School Paper Stat! 2, Band 2, Girls Band 4, Concert Band 4, Entered third year from Sistersville, W. Va ,.., IILDIED E. CIAITIEE iMilliel General, Hobby Club 2 . . , HEIIEIT CIAWFOID tHerbl General, Vice- President 4, Boys' State 3, Iunior Kiwanian, Senior Cabinet, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Football 2 . . . IANE E. CBAWFOID tLizziel College Preparatory . . . LOUISE A. CROVIE Commercial, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . , . IAISAIA I. CUNNINGIIAH tDimplesl Commercial, Glee Club I, 2, Forum 3, Intramurals 4 . . . ANNAIEI. L. CUIIEY Uinniel General, Forum 2, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Keramos Echo 4, Thespians 4 . . . CONSTANCE I. DAVIDSON iConniel College Preparatory, Hi Tri 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, lunior Cabinet, Keramos 4-Editor-in-chief . . , DONALD F. DAVIES iDonl Commercial, Boys Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4 . . . IAIY CAIOLYN DAVIS Commercial, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 , . . IONALD I. DAVIS tRonniel General, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Hi Y 3, 4--Treasurer 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4-President 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4-Vice-President 4, Iunior Cabinet 3, Iunior Classical League 3, 4-Vice-President 3, Boys' State 3, Iunior Rotarian . . . IETTY LOUISE DECKEI tLittle Decker, College Preparatory, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 3, 4, Iunior Classical League 2, 3, 4, Hi Tri 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Forum 3, Harmonettes 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Madrigals Beau-Catching Teen Formats ...Q-.qv--ff, High up on every teen's wishing list are these eyecatching tormals. Just right tor that round ot graduation dances. Styled to pamper her highness and priced to make nary a dent in your budget. v ua was fifth SL BENDHElM'S SHOE STORE 108 East Sixth Street East Liverpool Ohio 08 The Shopping Center for the Tri-State Area l, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Cabinet: Harmony Class 3: Keramos 4 . . . IAICILIIIE I. DII11 lMarcel Commercial: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3 . . . IIIGIB All DIISIOIZ College Preparatory . . .PEGGY l. DIIOUIII IPegJ General: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Forum l, 2, 3: Choir 2: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . DIIOIIII l. Dlllolb fDebbiel College Preparatory: Keramos--Circulation Manager: Hi Tri 3, 4: Leaders League 3, 4: Iunior Classical League 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3 . . . lblll I. DOI! Ueanl General . . . WAYNE ll. DOISEY lMlkel General: Boys Band l, 2, 3: Forum 3, 4: Hi Teen Council l: Ieramos Echo 4: Student Council 2: Track 2 . . . 'INDI Illll DOUGHTY Commercial . . . IIOIKI Ill! DOWNIID Commercial: Hi Tri 4 . . . IIGIS DOYLE fSpudl General: Basketball-Manager l, 2: lntramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . ll0lll W. 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Wrestling-Manager 3, 4 . . . IIAIL DUNN General DIRY Illemobl General: Choir 3, 4: Football 2, . . . llflllllll Ill DUNN lKathl Commercial: Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Madrigals 3: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . IUC! I. IDDY Commercial: Clnolr l, 2: Glee Club l, 2 . . . 'flllul I.. IIFIID l'l'hell General: Glee Club l: Leaders League 4 . . . IUTH I. ILLIOTT lBlondiel Commercial: Art Club l: Intramurals I . . . IIIES I.. EIIIILIIG lFiddlerl General: Football 3 . . . IOYCI I. INGIJSH Uol College Preparatory: Glee Club l, 2: Forum l, 2: Leaders League 3, 4 . . . Clllll I. l8'I'lI.I. lBlondlel General: Leaders League 3, 4: I-ll Tri 4: Cheer Leader l, 2: Girls Band 4: Senior Cabinet 4 . . . BVI P. IVOIA lEvel General: Girls Glee Club 3: Forum 2, 3 . . . ITIIILYI I. IXLIY llithlel Commercial: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Forum 1, 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Hi Tri 3, 4: Girls Band 4: Reserve Band 4: Concert Band 4: Intramurals 2, 3 . . . lOlll Ill! Ylll General . . . llilll I.. FELLOUIIS College Preparatory: Forum l, 2: Iunior Classical League 2, 3, 4: Student Council Alternate 2: Harmony 3: Choir 2, 3: Hi Tri 4: leramos Echo-Business Manager 4 . . . DOIOTHY FICKIL lDotl College Preparatory: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Leaders League 3, 4: Intramurals l . . . DOIIS l. FIIISIIIOHS Commercial: Forum l: Art Club l . . . IOIIIIZ FOISYTII Uoanlel College Preparatory: National Honor Society 3, 4: Hi Trl 3, 4: lunior Classical League 2, 3, 4: Forum l: Harmonettes 3, 4: Madrlgals l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, '4: Student Council Alternate 1 . . . IINCY I.. l'0l'l'lll General: Leaders League 4 . . . IITTY l. YOUIIIIII College Preparatory: Choir l, 2: Glee Club l, 3, 4-Vice-Hresident 4: Forum 1, 2, 3: lunior Classi- cal League 3: -Keramous 4: Hi Tri 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4-Secretary 3: Student Council 3: Intramurals 3 . . . Cllllll FIISII ICorkyl College Preparatory . . . IITOIITTI I. FIICIIO l'l'onil Commercial: Glee Club 2, 3, Hi Tri 4 . . . DOIIS I. Gllllll' lGabbyl Commercial: Forum l: Home Me- chanics 3: Glee Club . . . Ill! F. GALLO College Preparatory: Glee Club l, 4: lunior Classical League 4: Hi Tri 4: Leaders League 4 . . . GIIOIGI I. Glllll General . . . IOII D. Gllllll Uackl General . . . ILCQUILYI GLIWODD Uacklel College Preparatory: Choir 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2-Secretary l: Hi Tri 3, 4-Secretary 3: Leaders League 4: Madrigals 3 . . . IUC! I. Gill. College Preparatory: Choir 2: Forum l: Glee Club l . . . IILHI l. 2, 3: Hadrlgale 2, 3: Forum l, 2: Iunior Cabinet 3: Glee Club I: ELHS Newscasters 4: Hi Tri 4: Student Council 2 . . . Llllll Y. Glll Commercial: Forum 2, 3, 4 . . . -IIGIITI' I.. Gl ll-'egl Commercial: Glee Club l, 2, 3 . . . IILQ L IIIIIIY lGidl Commercial: Glee Club 3: Hi Trl 4 . IDIIID I. llll GOIDOI College Preparatory: Choir tliddiel General: Choir l, 2: Forum l, 2: Glee Club l: Senior Hi Y: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . 'ILLIII W. ull. lBilll College Preparatory: President l, 4: Hi Y 3, 4-Vlceh BURBlCK'S more than iust a hardware store Sport Goods Photo Supplies as Through The Block From Washington to Broadway THE Mll.llGAN HARDWARE 8 Geo. H. Owen 81 Co. SUPPLY C0. Insurance Agents Hardware, Mill and and Potters Supplies Realfors Flat' B 'lding 'IIS East Fifth Street .ron ul East Liverpool, Ohio Phone 49 109 im SHARP'S SHOE STORE 517 Washington Street East liverpool, Ohio Soy If With Flowers K JOHN KEIL C0. Florists 209 East Fifth Street Bell Phone 670 EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO llO President, Thespians 3, 4-Vice-President, Iunior Classical League 2, 3, 4-President, Boys Band l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, ELHS Newscasters 4, Electlon Board 3 . . . VIOLA B. BANLON College Preparatory, Hi Tri 4, Forum l, Iunior Classical League 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . MILDRED HANNA IMilliel Commer- cial, Girls Band 4, Glee Club l . . . DEAN HARION KBunnyI General, Choir 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 3, 4 . . . DONALD E. HARHON lDonl General, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Forum 1, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 2, 3, 4, Boys Ensemble 2, 3, Harmonaires 4, Sports Announcer 3, 4, Hi Y 3, 4, Student Council 4, Board of Elections 4, Iunior Kiwanian 3 . . . HARILYN HARP ll-larpl College Preparatory, Hi Tri 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Leaders League 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Keramos 4, Iunior Classical League 2, 3 . . . ROGER K. HAWKINS fHawkl College Prepara- tory, Boys Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Iunior Classical League, Hi Y 3, 4, Election Board, Senior Cabinet, Student Council l, 4 . . . ARNOLD I. HEADLUND General, Choir 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 2, 3, 4, Harmonaires 4, Keramos 4, Keramos Echo 4, Track 2-Manager, Wrestling Manager 3, 4 . . . SUSAN HENRY lSusiel Commercial, Secretary 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Glee Club l, 2, Keramos 4, Election Board 4, Student Council 4, Hi Tri 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Leaders League 3, 4, Hi Teen Council 2, Keramos Echo 4 . . . MARGARET H. HICREY fPeggyl College Preparatory, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Forum l, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Home Mechanics 3, Hi Tri 4 . . . LARRY I.. IIILE lHeill General, Hi Y 3, 4, Harmonaires 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Interclass Swimming Team 2, 3, 4 . . . DONNA I. HINDIIARCH lDee l.l College Prepara- tory, Choir 2, Glee Club 1 . . . DOROTHY A. HIST College Preparatory, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Forum 2, Glee Club 3, Keramos 4, Harmonettes 3, Madrigals 3, Hi Tri 3, 4 . . . RICHARD E. HOFF- HAN KFrogl General, Keramos Echo 3,'4, Forum 2 . . . WILLIAH E. HOGE KBilll College Preparatory, Hi Y 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4 . . . PATRICIA I. HOLT IPatl College,Pre- paratory, Choir 2, Glee Club l . . . WANDA W. HOWELL Kwendyl Commercial, Glee Club 3 . . . ANN HARII HUGHES lHughyl College Preparatory, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders League 3, 4- Secretary 4, Senior Cabinet 4 . I . IARILYN L. HUGHES lDookl College Preparatory, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Forum 1, Glee Club l, 3, Madrigals 3, 4, Harmonettes 4, Art Club 2, Hi Tri 4,,l-larmony 3 . . . RICHARDII. HUNT lDickl General . . . EVELYN I. HUTCH- ISON lliutchiel Commercial, Glee Club l, Choir 2 . . . PAUL E. HUTCHIAN KHutchl College Preparatory, Hi Y 3, 4- Treasurer 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, Boys Band l, 2, Orchestra 2, Keramos Echo 3, 4, American Legion Essay Contest Winner l, 2 . . . ALIA I. HYITBI College Preparatory, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3, Madrigals 2, Forum 1, 2, Hi Tri 3, 4, Keramos 4, ELI-IS Newscasters 4, Student Council 3, Thespians 43 National Honor Society 4 . . . VIRGINIA L. ISFTT Uennyl Colleqe Preparatory, Choir 2, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Forum 3 . . . YILLIAI I. IAIII IBilll General, Boys Band 1, 2, 3, 1- Treasurer 4, leramos Echo 4, Hi Y 3, 4-Treasurer 4 . . . DAVID IIIRIIS IDavel College Preparatory, Class Treasurer 2, Boys Band l, 2, Camera Club 2, Iunior Cabinet 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Hi Y 3, 4, Thesplan 3, 4, Boys State, Iunlor Classical League 4, ELHS Newscasterl, Keramos Echo . . . IAIRI P. IIIIIIS lCheesel General, Treasurer 4, Hi Y 3, 4- Vlce-President, Iunior Cabinet, Senior Cabinet, Iunlor llwanlan, Boys, Band l, 2, 3, Ieramos 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Tumbling 2, 3 . . . IANIT Ill! Uanl College Preparatory, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3, Iunlor Classical League 2, 3,4 4, Hi Trl 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Keramos Echo 4, lladrigals 4, Harmonettes 4 . . . EDWARD FREIJLANIJS Y J I On ThD Ag n i+'s cHEvRoLET 'rhe most beautiful BUY STONESIFER CHEVROLET CO. For The Finest Women's Apparel A. J. 0lSEN C0. THE POTTERS BANK and TRUST COMPANY Modern Banking Fifth at Washington East Liverpool, Ohio Wellsville Branch Wellsville, Ohio I. KILLII Ilidl General, Boys Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 . . . IAIGIIIT I. KIDDBI iPeggyI College Preparatory, Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Girls Band 4, Reserve Band 4, Hi Tri 4, Intramurals . . . PATIICIA l. IITTIIDGZ lKittyl General, Leaders League 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Form l, 2 . . . lllfll I. UIOILOCI Hanel General, Forum l, Glee Club l . . . WILLIAH I. Llllllls U.arkJ College Preparatory, Vice- President 2, 3, Projection Club 1, Forum l, Boys State 3, Iunior Kiwanian 3, Student Council-Treasurer 3, Board of Elections 4, Hi Y 3, 4-President 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country- Manager 3, 4, Keramos Echo 3, 4-Editor-in-Chief 4 . . . LIOI S. Llllll llloell General, Choir 2, 3, 4, Hi Y 3, 4, Forum 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Tracl 2 . . . Pl'I'llCll I. LYNCH lLyncliiel College Preparatory, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Hi Tri 3, 4, Forum l, Student Council 3-Alternate, Glee Club l, Cheerleader 3, 4 . . . CIIHIII I. lllfllbl Commercial, Hi Y 3, 4 . . . TIIOIII l. HIISYIILD tToml General, Boys Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi Y 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . IDWIID T. lllfll QEdI General, Wrestling 2 . . . IICIIID D. -llfll lDickJ General . . . YILII ll! lllfll lwimj Commercial, Choir 1, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Senior Cabinet . . . INT! I. IATFIWS College Preparatory, Boys Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Hi Y 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Iunior Classical League 3, 4 . . . IAITBA IGCOIIICH Ulartyl College Preparatory, Choir l, 2, Glee Club 1, Leaders League 3, 4, Intramurals . . . IOIIIT G. IGCULLOUGH lPeteI College Preparatory, President 2, Student Council 3, 4-Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 -President 4, Hi Y 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4-Captain 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4 . . . HIICILLI lcfllll. KMarJ Commercial . . . SUI IGIIIIY tSusieI Commercial, Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Harmonettes 4 . . . VIIGIIIIR ll! lell- TOSH lGinniI Commercial, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club 2, Home Mechanics 3, Camera Club 2 . . . lllllllfll l. ICKILLII lLibbyl General, Choir 1, 2, Glee Club l, 3 . . . Ill!! le- IICOL General, Student Council 3, 4, Hi Y 3, 4--Secretary 4 . . . Illls I.. IGTIIGUI Ulacl College Preparatory, Choir 2, 3, -4-President 4, Forum l, 3-Vice-President 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Hi Y 3, 4-Vice-President 3, Thespians 3, 4-President 4, Harlnonaires 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Projection Club l, 2, Keramos Echo 3, 4, Student Council 3, Iunior Cabinet 3, Announcing 3 . . . KIIGIIY I. ICVIY lllargiel Commercial, Treasurer l, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Hi Tri 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Glee Club l-Secretary I, Student Council 3 . . . lOlll'l' lllb 1DuckJ General, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 3, Forum l, 2, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Harrnonaires 4, Tumbling l, 2, 3, Hi Y 3, 4 . . . llllllllll Ill!! lBernl College Preparatory, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4- Secretary 4, Concert Band 4, Girls Band 4, Forum 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Hi Tri 3, 4, Iunior Classical League 3, 4-Treasurer 3, Girls' State 3 . . . IIIY IITIOVICH Commercial, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Hi Tri 3, Leaders League 4, Iunior Cabinet . . . IOIBIT P. llllll lBobl General, Projection Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Cabinet 4, Track l, 2, 3, Tumbling l, 2, 3, Wrestling 4, Cross Country 4 . . . I0 All IITCHILI. Uol Commercial, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3 . . . IALPH IOIGII General, Keramos Echo l, 4 . . . IUTII II. IOIIIS lBeakyI General, Forum 1 . . . CIIOLYI I. IOS! Ueanj Commercial, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Forum l, Glee Club I, 3, 4, Hi Teen Council 3, Cheerleader l, 2, Intramurals . . . FLOIINCI HULL!!! lFloI General, Forum l, Glee Club l, 2, 3 . . . BITTY LOU IYIIS lBibI College Preparatory, Glee Club 3 . . . Clllllllll I. KYIIS General, Choir l, Glee Club l, Forum 1, Hi Tri 3, 4, Classical League 2, Thespians 3, 4, Student Council 4, Board ot Elections 4 . . . LOIITTI IIYLOI tRhettI College Preparatory, Leaders League 4 . . . LUIS I. lllll Commercial, Jma+Q34DgQ7LillapS Distinctive Home 5 k:-x . Furnishings For the FIRST in Radio and Television W. E. KIDDER Your Texaco Dealer SMIlEY'S FLOWERS F h and Fragrant from our Greenhouses for-- 730 Dresden Ave. Loved ones - bouquets East Liverpool, ohio Lucky ones - corsages Lonely ones - baskets PIIOII 809' 13 Phone 365 Invalid Car Service Martin Funeral Home EDW. T. MARTIN 145 WEST FIFTH STREET EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO V I N A l Sales and Senrice Inc. Broadway and Sixth Phone 498 EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO Glee Club l . . . II- L. NINTWICN lNent:I General: Forum l, 4: Glee Club . . . PATRICK I. OTRRIILL lBonesI College Pre- paratory: Choir 2, 3, 4: Forum l, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Harmonalres 4: ELHS Newscasters 4: Basketball 2, 3: Track 3, 4 . . . IITTY I. OLIVER lSharplel College Preparatory: Glee Club l: Choir 2 . . . RICIIRD G. OSROIN lD'lckl General: Wrestling 3, 4 . . . NRURICI I. OSIORNI llloel General: Boys Band l, 2, 3 . . . IONIYIIII L. OWRN llonnlel General: Forum 2 . . . IRTIICIR I. PRISON! lPatI General: Hl Trl Club 3, 4: National Honor Soclety 3, 4: leramos Echo 4: Choir I: Glee Club l: Cheer- leader-Reserve l, Varsity 2, 3, 4 . . . PITRICII L. PRYNI lPatty Loul General . . . IOIN P. Ill!! Uackl General: Choir 2: Proiection Club l, 2: Baseball 4 . . . RICNIRD N. FITIRIOI Iblckl General: Boys Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Proiectlon Club 2, 4: Camera Club 3 . . . IVRLYN R. PITTRY lEvl General: Secretary 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4-Accompanlst 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 3, 4: Harmonettes 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4-Secretary 3, 4: Thesplans 3, 4-Secretary 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Har- mony Club 2, 3: Hi Trl 3, 4: Leaders League 4: ELHS Newscasters 4: Election Board 3: Iladrlgals 2, 3, 4 . . . IOIN R. PRTYRR Ulenryl General: Proiectlon Club 2, 3, 4: Hi Y 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4 . . . DORIS I. PICRIRING General: Choir 2: Glee Club l, 3: Hobby Club 2-President: Leaders League 3, 4: Forum l . . . ROIIRT L. PICRIRING lPlckI General: Basketball 4 . . . Illli I. FITTING!! CPlttl College Preparatory: lunlor Classical League--Vice-President 4: Forum 4-Vice-President: Iunlor Kl- wanlan 3: Iunlor Rotarian 4: Proiectlon Club l, 2: Election Board 3: Hl Y 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Cabinet 4: Hi Teen Council l: Tumbling 2, 3: lntsrclass Swlmmlng Team 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Cross Country 3: Basketball l-llanager 4 . . . CRIRLOTTI I.. FOTTS lCharl General . . . IOI PIRTT General . . . llllll PRISCOTT lldaxl General: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Harmony 3: Forum 2: Nadrigals l, 2, 3, 4: Harmonettes 3, 4: Glee Club l, 3, 4 . . . NLRY INN PUSRTRRI General: Forum l, 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Leaders League 4: Cheerleader 3, 4 . . . IITTY LOU RRID tLouI College Preparatory: Secretary 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 2: Forum l: Glee Club I: Harmonettes 3, 4: Kadrlgals 2, 3, 4: HI Trl 3, 4-President 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 2: Hi Teen Council l: Iunior Classical League 2: Girls' State 4 . . . DINIIL F. IIYIOLDS. Il. lDanl College Preparatory: Projection Club l, 2: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: lladrlgals 4: Harmonaires 4: lunior Classical League 2, 3, 4: Hi Y 3 . . . HERBERT REYNOLDS ll-Ierbiej General: Forum 2: Boxing 2: Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l: Baseball 2, 3: Intramurals 3, 4 . , . IARY I. REYNOLDS Commercial: Intramurals 3 . . . ROBERT E. REYNOLDS lBobl General . . . NIRIRN RICII lMiml General: Choir 2, 3, 4: Harmony: Glee Club l: Madrigals 2, 4: Harmonettes 4 . . . DONNR I. RICHRRDS College Preparatory: Glee Club l, 3-Vice-President 1: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4-Treasurer 2: Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4: Harmonettes 3, 4: Hi Tri 3, 4: Leaders League 3, 4: Iunior Classical League 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4- Treasurer 4: Keramos Echo 4: Iunior Cabinet: Student Council 2: Hi Teen Council 2 . . , TIIBLDR R. IICRRRDS Commercial: Glee Club l, 3: Forum 3 . . . HUISTONIR. RICHARDSON. Il. llllchl General: Keramos 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l, 2 . . . CLIRRNCI ROBINSON lllobiel General: Basketball 2, 3: Boxing 3 . . . ISRIELLB l. ROBINSON College Preparatory: Hi Tri 3, 4: Iunior Classical League 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Cabinet 4 . . . IRIN R. ROLLINS College Preparatory: Forum l, 3: Glee Club l, 2: Keramos Echo 4 . . . BETTY I. ROIISH Commercial: Glee Club l,,4: Camera Club 2: Home Mechanics 3: Hi Tri 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . PRULINE C. RIIRRN QPollyl College Preparatory: Choir l, 2: Glee Club l, 3: Camera Club 2: Hi Tri 3, 4: Keramos 4-Busi- than i Phone I278 8'00 am fo l200 RQBINS 3, SAM G. R. PATTISON V :mulmna 1 an Jeweler and Opfomefrlsf The Men? Shop Whaf beffer gifi' can you give fhern for graduafion fhen a wafch you can depend upon for fesfed accuracy, or a fine piece of iewelry from PaHison's. East Liverpool, Ohio 'I 11 East Sixth Shed' East Liverpool, Ohio 115 FRANK DIAMOND Men's Wear On The Diamond 6 FIRST NATl0NAl BANK EAST LIVERPOOL OHIO capam s l,aoo,ooo.oo Total Assets 20,275,000.00 ness Manager . . . ELBANOI IUSSELL Commercial . . . HELEN SAILKCK lSadsackl General5 Choir 25 Glee Club l, 45 Forum 35 Art Club 25 Intramurals 3 . . . FRANK l. SILSIEIIY lSalsl General5 Iunior, Cabinet5 Football 45 Hi Y . . . WTLLIAI L. SCHIIDIKUEI 1Billl General . . , THIIESR IRAN SCKNELLEI lTerryJ Commercial5 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Forum l, 25 Iunior Cabinet 35 Leaders League 4 . . . PETE! SHAW fPetel Commercial5 Stu- dent Council 25 Football l-Manager 25 Boxing 35 Track l . . . IONILD D. SHIEEVB lflonl General . . . IAIES T. Sll lSil General5 Hi Y 3, 4-Sergeanbat-Arms 3, President 45 Student Council 4 . . . IAIY K. Slllllll College Preparatory5 Hi Tri 3, 45 Leaders League 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Harmony Club 3 . . . IICHAID R. SIIIKLLA lDickl General . . . CONSTLNCE C. SINGER KConniel General5 Glee Club l, 2, 45 Forum l, 35 Cheerleader-Reserve l, Varsity 2 . . . THOKIS W. SLOIN lToml College Preparatory5 Student Council 25 Hi Y 3, 4-Publicity Manager 35 Forum 3--President5 Boys Band l, 2, 35 Thespians 3, 4-Treasurer 45 ELHS Newscasterm Iunior Rotarian5 Cross Country5 Track 3, 45 Interclass Swimming Team 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4 . . . PAULINI G. SKILIIY fSmileyj College Pre- paratory5 National Honor Society 3, 45 Hi Tri 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Girls Band 45 Concert Band 45 Reserve Band 45 Forum l, 25 Keramos 4-Assistant Editor . . . lllllll I. SIITII tBarbl General5 Forum 3 . . . IITTY I. SIITH General5 Choir 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Harmonettes 45 Madrigals 4 . . . IOIN SHIT! Uol College Preparatory5 National Honor Society 3, 45 Hi Tri 3, 45 Girls Band 45 Concert Band 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Forum lg Glee Club l5 Iunior Classical League 2, 3, 45 lntramurals 3, 4 . . . NOIHI I. SKITH tleanniel College Preparatory5 Glee Club lg Home Mechanics 35 Hi Tri 45 Intramurals l . . . IAY H. SHIT! Commercial . . . IICHIID I. SHITH lDickl General5 Choir l, 2, 3 -President 25 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Harmonaire: l, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 4 .... YVONNE SOUTHALL lBonniel Commer- cial5 Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . IILITTI SPOIE Uoel General . . . LIUIIN Y. STICEY lStacl General5 Forum 45 Hi Y 3, 45 Iunior Kiwanian . . . THQ-IS ll. STILIY General5 Glee Club . . . NOIILN F. Sflll lNorml General5 Band I, 2 . . . ILIGIIET LOUIS! STULI. lPeggyl General5 Forum 1, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 3 . . . IIY I. SULLIVAN lChinkl General5 Football l, 2, 3, 4 . . , IIIGIIIT SWIN llargiel College Preparatory5 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 lladrigals 2, 35 Forum l, 2, 35 Harmony Club'35 Glee Club l, 35 Student Council 25 Volleyball 3, 45 K. E. 45 Iunior Classical League 2, 3 45 Hi Tri 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 45 ELHS Newlcastere . . . PRTIICII I.. SWIIIY lPatl College Preparatory5 Choir l, 2. 3, 45 Forum l5 Glee Club l, 45 Kera- mos 45 Harmonettel 45 Madrigals 45 Hi Tri 4 . . . IIC! TILIOTT Uobnl General . . . llllffl G. TILIOTI' . . . General5 Basket- ball l5 Football 25 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 4 . . . IIUI TIUIBT Ulidgel Cornmerclal5 Hobby Club 25 Home Mechanics 3 . . . IILPI TIUIIIT-General5 Track 3, 4. . . IUTI III TIYLOR flat, General5 Glee Club 2-Trealurer 2 .. . . Ill! TIOIPXI General5 Choir 2, ,3, 45 Glee Club l5 Harmony 3 . . . lllfll S. TOLIID tllartyl Commercial5 Choir 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Home lecbanics 35 Leaders League 3, 45 Hi Tri 45 Keramos Echo 45 Keramos 45 Iunior Cablnetg Intramurals 3 . . . Pllll. I. VINCENT General . . . IICIIID I. YOCIAI. lDickl General5 Football 2,. 3, 45 Basketball l, 25 Baseball 2, 4 . . . lllY Ill! YOGT llaniel General . . . IOIII G. UIGGI-I fliabbitl Commerclal5 Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 45 lladrigals 2, 45 Harmonettes 45 Leaders League 3, 4-Treasurer 4 . . . GIINIT WIGIII College Preparatory5 Glee Club l, 25 lntra- murals 3 . . . Ill!! I. WIGONII Ulm! General5 Keramos Echo 45 Baseball 25 Basketball l, 2 . . . Wllll LOUISE WKLTOI Iwilliel Commercial5 Glee Club l, 25 Forum l, 25 Senior Cabinet . . . IATBIYN Ill lllllCl llathyl Commerclal5. Glee Club l, 3, 4 . . . HELEN I.. WITSON General5 Home Mechanics Club 3 . . . IICHKID I.. Wlllll lDickl College Preparatory5 Choir DAWSON FUNERAL HOME 215 WEST FIFTH STREET EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO . 'f 3,N lgffw we All Vocal Deparfmenf J, 4pp,i pictures were taken by N Q ,I gore, L, oo' Cbyerih M 0 0 R E 'S 621 lroodway Phone 447 Evtryfhlng for flu Home 9.2 7 LITTEN MOTOR SALES Your Oldsmobile Dealer HARRY Y. GEORGE 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Hi Y 3, 4-Secretary 3, Senior Cabinet 4, Student Council 4, Keramox Echo 4, Intramural: I, 2, 3, 4 . . . SUZANN! WHITE College Preparatory, Glee Club l, 2, Forum l, Choir 2, French Club 2, Cheerleader 2 . . . WILLIIH S. WHITI fBilll General . , . Ill!S O. WHITIHILL lBlackvalleyl General, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4 , . . KNUT! I. WIEGRND lReV- erendl General, Football 3 . . , llI!S, F. WILLAID lliml General, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Forum 4-President 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Hi Y 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . WAYNE WILLIS College Preparatory, Forum 1, Hi Y 2 . . . l!'l'Y! L. WIN!S General, Choir 2, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Forum l, 2, Student Council 2 . . . lLl!l'l' l. WINTIIS lBudJ College Preparatory, Iunior Classical League 2, 3, 4, Keramoe 4 . . . I!llY W. WOllLG!lUTH lMuttl General, Boys Band l, 2, 3, Keramos 4, Student Council 3 . . . IlN!'l' L. WOLF! Commercial, Hi Tri 4, Keramos Echo 4, Intramurals l, 2, 4 . . . IOHN D!V!lN WOLF! Commercial, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 2, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Harmonaires 4 . . . IOHN l. WOLF! llackl General . . . lOB!l'l' WOLLAI lBobl General, Hi Y 4, Football 3, 4 . . . SONDII KA! WOOD lAcresl College Preparatory, Glee Club l, 2, 3-Treasurer 3, Forum l, 2, 3-Secretary 3, Iunior Classical League 2, Camera Club 3, Home Mechanics 2 . . . DOLOl!S L. WOO!!! CDEEJ Commercial . . . CATHERINE A. WRIGHT lsallyl College Preparatory, Orchestra l, 2, 3-Vice-President 3, Forum l, Glee Club l, 2, Iunior Classical League 2, Leaders League 4, Hi Tri 3, 4-Vice-President 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 2, Election Board 3, Keramos 4 . . . IOS! I. YRNNI lRosieJ General, Glee Club l, Forum l, Leaders League 3, 4 . . . !Tll!L Il! YOUNG Commercial, Home Mechanics . . . IOS!PH G. YOUNG lloel General, Intramurals 3, 4 . . . G!OlG! S. YOUST lSonnyl General, Forum 3, 4, Hi Y 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Cabinet 4, Camera Club 2, Intramurals 3, 4. Aovinrlssns' INDEX ,W Bendheim's Shoe Store ,,..,.,.,....,....,.f.- ----- ..---....--e. ----'- I 0 3 Burbielfs Hardware ...,. ---'-- I 09 Carroll Motor Sales .. '----. 4 4 s ,Q Crook's Furniture Store ' Say it with flowers o.t.y:...i 7 eeeeee 7 7 II5 Dawson Funeral Home .---- 7 ll7 First National Bank .. .7 7. II6 Fisher Studio . . ...,., -4---- I 20 Frank Diamond . ,. .,.. ----.- I I5 Fredland Jeweler .. , --4--- III t'loge's Curb Service . .....,. ,. .-.--- I06 Horsely McEwen Studio .,,.,, .-.-.- I I7 Keil Florin ....,... 7 ,,.,...,,.,,., .----- I I0 Kennedy Office Supply .,.... ------ I I9 Kidder. W. E. ,............. .... -,'--- I I 3 Litten Motor Sales ...... . ------ II' Martin Funeral Home .......... ...,...,. ------ I I 4 Met1's ,..,. ,,..,,........ ..,,. ,,.,. 7 ,eee 7 7 7 77 7777-77777--- I07 Milligan Hardwarg and Supply Company .,7, ...... I lg 9 Moore Furniture tore .. ,.., , ,. , . .7 Eos' s Morton Jeweler .,.,,,,,,, ,,,..., Y , 777--- II5 Largest Floral Establishment 09 : ,,,, ,,--,,--- ------' ', ' 0 ' Olsens ,,.77777777777777.,..... -,---' I I2 Owens, George H. ...,. 7777 . I09 Pattison. G. R. ..............7.777... ..77.77- e--7 - - III5 Potters' Bank It Tritt 7... ....77777.77 777.77 ---7-- I 5 2 , Potters' Savings It oan ompany H Anderson B'vd' Phone Rigby's Pharmacy .,....,.,. ,. , ...... l05 Robins and Sant ,,.,. ,..., ,,,.,, , . .... I05 Sharp's Shoe Store ,, ,, -7-7- 7 II0 Shaw, Jack M. ...,....., 7 -777 IO5 Smiley's Florist ., 7..,..7......7...77. -7---- I I3 Smith and Ptlillip's ,.,,. ....,,, , ,,,,,,. .77777 I I 3 Stonesiter Chevrolet Company .,,, .77777 I ll Turl: Motor Sales 7 777.77.7 ...7.7 -7-A7A I I 9 Vinal Sales and Service. 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