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

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■ M Mj- ; 4 Making a key play arc L. I ' j liiiiwne. dd O Q Q H Harpo Marx, turn over in your grave.

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BRIDGE AHEAD Bridging the gap- to what? That ' s a question most students ask. The answer depends on the individual, of course. ELHS acts as the bridge to what- ever your goal is. But like any bridge, you must WANT to cross it, before you reach your goal. Apathy and the I don ' t care attitude will gel you nowhere. tLHS bridges the gap in many ways; classes transport you to scholarship; school spirit becomes pride and self esteem; activities span the abyss of boredom; ath- letics lead to physical fitness. But not all bridges lead to Gardens of Eden . Likewise, not all aspects of ELHS are good ones. Teachers were forced to cross a burning bridge in order to insure a better living. Each student here is somewhere on the bridge. Sophomores are still on the on- ramp, juniors are in the middle, and sen- iors are preparing to g n to new vistas. like any other bridge, ELHS needs maintanence and up-keep. However it seems like students and faculty only defile it with crumpled tests, gum, cigarette butts and papers, and left overs from lunch. Still, ELHS is a sturdier bridge than others (notably the Newell bridge) And will always span the gap to life. tLHS acts as a bridge to the future ioi alJ itk studcntk. i M i brid g the gap between povei ' Ae living U Mr. I-angdon

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MONDAY MORNING BLAHS ALL Car (?) troubles are typical of one of those days. (Notice who ' s push- ing at the back.) Mike Nicholson studies diligently. Artistic endeavors by Mike Kennedy.