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

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55? ldf bv 'gf Q ' if V' 2 Y, we ge Q7 ,rt Above are pictured Susan Henry and Judy Bradbury, who are the Prin- cipal's aids. Mr. George Hargraves, Principal of East Liverpool High, is always ready to give friendly advice and encouragement to students. Mr. Har- graves attended Ohio State lvniversitv. where he received his B. Sc. and M. A. degrees. He feels right at home here because not so very long ago he was graduated from ELHS. Mrs. Ruth Connor. Dean of Girls. is kept busy helping those who want advice or need guidance. She attended Xlus- kingum and Geneva College. the lvniversity of Pittsburgh. and Northwestern. She sponors the Hi-Tri and Student Council. O 155 a.x!'A Mr. Bert Dawson, besides his responsibility of counseling the boys. is also responsible for the Potter Police. Vocation Week and Magazine Drive. He was schooled at Kenyon and the bniversity of Pittsburgh. 53:

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765 lf I V77 Row 1: Clerk K. Lit-list-liner. Pres. J. Curry. Row 2: J. Fortiner. Y. Sanford. Asst. Supl. P. Blair. Supt. of Schools Ralph Bc-tts. Leo Lawrence. James Lowe. The Board of Education has found itself involved in many problems the past year. such as: salary schedules. building maintenance. appointing personnel. providing bus trans- portation. changing entrance dates for first graders. adult night school. etc. However, the new building construction represented by Westgate and the new LaCroft building. These men give freely of their time. without remuneration. to improve the educational opportunities for the young people of our communitv. business of greatest concern has been that of Qs I te Sup: fllllt nd: nl e-Iarit-s Shir QW Tl - f - ' - - 's st-or Rogers and Grace- Barnett. 'N' bm.

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.fri- Nlr. Adams handlv- rhf- yoval rlfspartmvnt. Vlillf' fav! that a lork of hail is alvtay- owr his right vyf- may lv- a tradvniark. Mr. Allen is our instrumffntal musir siipvr- - yisor. You may find him raising ther roof off the hand room O or drinking coke--. Mrs. Ashbaugh tczarheas English 3 and 4. Heir fayoritv pa-timv is gardening. Mr. Baldwin teachv- I .Xmffriran history. HP lwlielvcs in doing all tasks with vm- 4 ltltasis on Vperfr-f-tion. Betts became thc- librarian GL Wo D this ye-ar. Shr- f-njoys knitting and stamp Collevling. Miss ' H162 ry. Birch tvachvs Fnglish I and 2. lmpartiality toward hvr Q .fl pupils is one- of her outstanding characteristics. Mr. Boyd i has hc:-n instruvting marhine shop classes for 13 years. Ht- vnjoys photography and collecting coins. Mrs. Broad- bent has be-on teaching sewing in our home economics df-partnwnt for four years. She' also Pnjoys sewing and cooking in hr-r spare- timv. rosary. if- -.fr..M.' ma in, anal gfin, an Rflnmefic Y au N Our library accommodates from 30 to 80 pupils per pvriod. New desks. Chair ' and hundreds of books were added this year. tP-s-s-t. look closer! I up