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

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Mr, Sayre, Joan Taylor, Nancy Cot- trill, Lynn Stover, Carol Riggs admire new camera. Here we see J. Backus, C, K Riggs, J. Duffy, M. l-leidel, and N. Cottrill, members at the K E Staff at work, preparing to meet the deadline. KERAMOS ECHO STAFF Editor-in-chief r.r,.. ,,.. j ohn Como Circulation Manager .. ...Mike Como Advertising Manager .,.. .,.. R on Bush Assistant ,...,.... ...,.. 1 erry Babb Photographer ... .,., lim Calhoun Sports Editor ...,. ..... j im Kapp Assistant ..,.,... ....,. A rt Thomas Girls Sports Editor ....,........ lane Winland News Editor .....,..i.........,.. joan Taylor News Reporters: Carol Riggs, Margaret Bridge, jane Woessner, janet Backus, Nancy Bennett Feature Editor .,.,.........,... Pat Betteridge Feature Writers .... jim Roslund. Gay McEwen Suzette Beaver Copy Reader . .. . . .Nancy Cottrill Assistant .............,..... Dave Guyton Proatreader ....,.,....,........ Helen Couch Typists ........ Mary E. Heidel, Donna Havens Files ...... .................. j udith Duffy Artist ..,. . . .Bill McWhorter

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.X N E: . ' Row I: D. Havens, S. Beaver, G. McEwen, J. Backus, N. Bennett, P. Betteridge, J. Duffy. Row 2: A. Thomas, M. Woessner N Cottrill J. Ta lor J Roslund J. Babb, C Riggs. Row 3' J. Kapp, H. Couch, J. Winland, B. I - I Y 1 - I - - McWhorter, D. Guyton, M. Camo, M. Bridge. Row 4: R. Bush, J. Como, J. Calhoun. eramofi glclw lgudbalzefi iggedt .gizecf paper ef Monthly bus trips to Tri-County meets and a carload of delegates to the Ohio State, the Ohio U, and the Kent workshops gave all the K E staffmembers a chance to learn about journalism, to travel, and to make many friends in other cities. Eleven got ISU inches published to become candidates for Fourth Estate Club, the hon- orary group. Prizes were won by 1. Como and j. Kapp in writing, W. McWhorter in cartooning, and 1. Calhoun in photography. Clever columns by Liverpool Lil lHelen Couchl and Newsy Nan ljoan Taylorl made K E's dis- appear like magic every other Friday. John Como, editor-in-chief Three years ago the K E became a small printed tour column news- paper. Printing and engraving costs plus lack of ad space kept them in the red for two years, this year, however, the editor found a nearby printer who would give them a fine, five column, tabloid sheet for an equal price. This gave Ron Bush, the fine ad manager, the needed space for ads without crowding the editorial material, and although fubscriptions fell some due to poor times, K E came out in the clear. Mr. Ira C. Sayre, advisor if '1Yr7 r:f ' ' x 1 Tk. -,-. ' 1

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Q 7 f , .,- ,N fr.- 9 4,1 xl rv Y f 1 NX , xi' if -4 4 i KERAMOS STAFF-Row 1: H. Migliore, K. Boston, G. McColl, R, Allison, M, Marquette, S. fchmidbouer, J. Robinson. Row 2: B. Peck, F. l-list, M. Obney, D. Mclntosh, D. McQuistion, R. Kittle, J. Geisse. Row 3: T. Lowrance, L. Borom, S. Mowery, L. Stover, S. Mottern, B. Boker, F. Sheets. Row 4: R. Burris, D. Hell, J. Calhoun, R. Crowtord. Absent: J. Thorn' berry, J. Roslund. MarAo0L jriefi ew ggi of Z?0oL The '58 KERAMOS staff attended various conferences including one for a week at Ohio University and several evenings at other high schools. These conferences gave members a chance to learn the mechanics ot the book and the association with other students created new ideas. Letters were presented to senior mem- bers ot the statt who were either heads ot de- partments or had served tor three years. Positions on the statt not only created an op- portunity to learn how to accept responsibility but also proved an experience long to be re- membered. Thanks were especially due to Mr. Sayre, advisor, who devoted many hours to make the book a success. Frances l-list did 0 fine job with the postiion ot editorein-chief. She hos been on the stott tor three cnd cz halt yeors. fri' ffitx. C' vwwr,