East Palestine High School - Ephanian Yearbook (East Palestine, OH)

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EPHANIAN 192 They Has They They They Each They They And ' CLASS POEM - say that the Class of Nineteen Twenty-Seven shirked, has fallen along the way: have not always put duty first, have followed the road that seemed easiestg have not seemed a single unit, working for the good of the other, have not worked for the good of the School, have tarried, they have lagged, they have falterecl now they are passing- But we say unto you- You who have mocked us, rejected us, That That And How How How How And How we have known that you thought those things ol' us you had no hope, in us- therefore we could not rise to show you we loveour Alma Mater, always we revere her, we love our classmates and schoolmates, always we will cherish them keep them in our heartsg very many times we would have spoken, But we knew that ears were heedless. How And many times we tried to do our best were discouraged because of a visionless teacher r Or perhaps through faulty vision of our own We did not always do our best- And And A ye Do n And May And yet we yearned to do our best, always there is in us arning for the best- ot forget it, 0 future Classes, to you, O Classmates- we always keep the memory of each other In our hearts, may our souls be always lifted towards the light. t H.-H

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1927 EPHANIAN MARTHA MeKNlGH'l' Wh:-nee is thy learning? Hath thy toil 0'er hooks eonsumed the midnipfht oil? Class President 2. 42 Class Secre- tary 3: lling Committee 3: Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 3: Cie- ero-Virgil Club Il, 4: Consul 4: Friendship Club 3: Home Econom- ics Club 3: French Club 4: Trum- peter Stafl' Literary lflditor 4: Edi- tor-in-Chief Ephanian 4: Lyceum Committee 3: Organization Commit- tee 4. Martha has done much for E. l'. H. S. We are certainly proud ot' her. She has worked for the school with no thought of herself. and we are not so ungrateful as to not ap- preriate it. Many thanks. Martha! HELEN COYVAN A quiet, industrious soul, High School Play I: Bake Sale Committee 2. 3: Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee 3: Trumpeter Staff Il, 4: lflphanian Staff 4: Vit-e Presi- dent of Class 4. Helen is one of these quiet girls. lint we must remember that still waters run deep. She certainly has worked .hard for her Alma Mater. NVe hope she is as sum-eessful in her later work as she has been here. AIJIERTA WNILSON Cheerful, Gay. Tender. with a heart that's all true blue. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Le Cerele Fram-ais Il, 4 tl'res.J: Secretary of Senior Class: Iling- and l'in Com- mittee: Latin Club 3, 4: Ephanian Staff 4: Trumpeter Staff 4: Ban- quet Committee il: Let-ture Course Committee 3. liubbling' over with fun that is 1-ontagious in a classroom, full of pep that iinds an outlet on the bas- ketball floor, to say nothing' of her keen intellect exhibited in class rt-eitzltion. MARTHA HAR'l'Ll'1Y l would both sing' thy praise And praise thy sing'ing'. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee ZZ: Latin Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club Il, 4: lfrn-nt-h Club: Pianist 4: Director of Urehestra 4: Treasurer ot' Senior Class Il: Senior l'in Committee: 'Prumpett-r Staff: Operetta 4: Senior Play: Society Editor 3: Circulation :llil,l'lil.R'k'l' 4: Organization Committee 4: ll. S. Chorus 4: Friendship Club Il: Hake Sale Committee Il. Martha is an earnest devotee ot' music and intends to take it up along' with nursing in Alliance after leaving' High School. We wish her sua-en-ss, but know that no one 4-an enjoy her talents and jovinlity more than wo.