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

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.,: --..,. J . rf S 'IIE fe 1 -- F- --...- 1: n A C I L L M li Gr K 1 ' l ' J Qt., . 53 -X ALFRED BRUNO Here is a very quiet youth, But when he speaks, he speaks the truth. ERNEST BRUNO We've all heard Emie and his guitar, His fame we'l1 hear from near and far. LUELLA BUHECKER Here is a maiden so very meek That even her shoes refuse to squeak. MARGARET BYCROFI' Just a bunch of giggles. MORROW BYE All great men are dying, And I don't feel well myself. PAUL CHAPLOW Was famed for virtues he had not. ROBERT CLARK I could be better if I would, But it's so lonesome being good. MIKE COLLELLA Men of few words are the best of men LUCILLE DODGE A happy-go-lucky, industrious maiden Whose heart is never heavy laden. LOUISE DORAN Smiling is my hobby. MARY DORAN So tiny was she that she seemed to be A pixy strayed from the misty sea. ARTHUR DRAKE Thank God, he has no twin. 9

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,Q I I-4'-'4s '05 'O-G x's ' A I 12 3 v ' 'A QQ if , 9' 'QU 5' Rik 5 fer 'CID' l K 0 f ELSIE ALDRIDGE A maiden, little, sweet, and petite From the top of her head to the tips of her feet VINCENT ALLCORN Life is real! Life ls earnest! MARGARET ANDERSON With a dlmple in her cheek, She makes friends with all she meets. JOSEPH BAUMAN An all-roland good fellow. ALMA BEERS Alma can draw with greatest skill, Her pen bears ever to her will. MURIEL BERRESFORD A cheery heart and friendly countenance. ROBERT BERRESFORD The quletest man in school. CLARA BORELLI Always qulet and very shy, So much that we almost pass her by. GEORGE BORTNER A man is the noblest creature on earth. I am a man! MARTHA BOBTNER Very quiet and sedateg Always on time, never late. WILLIAM BOTI' When I think, I must speak CLARA BOZZO Her ways are ways of friendliness. 8

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2 F., L0-'0s 45 -'S T -' 'Y Y? y A .4 .F Q nl 2 53 ,, 1 , - :Q-1 ' R W Q 9 J '13 . if 43: F , A' 'y l N :Q 'L r -'QV VX 5251.5 . A J' Q Q X' tl W -. V ' L' X mf ' it 1 .,, Q .. n: fre' fi 'fllf RUTH ELWONGI-Ill Deeds. not words. EUGENE EMGE He ls often whispering to himself, My what a man I make of myself. HAROLD FASSBERG Here we have Harold with hls llttle jokes: Fun at everyone he delightfully pokes. MARY FAULK I offer my comradeshlp to all. GEORGE FELDSTEIN Learn of the wise, And pretend that you're wlse. BE'l'l'Y FREED Her heart is kind, her foes are few. In all her ways she ls really true. MARY GAISER Mary, in her cheerful way, Tells us how to be always gay. AUDREY GALBRAITI-l With her happy, willing smlle, Audrey makes our day worthwhile. FRANCIS GEE As flrrn and trustworthy as an oak. ANN STEWART GEORGE Nature has smlled on this maiden fair By giving her wit and wisdom rare. ETHEL GORBY Happy-go-lucky the whole day through, All those who know her will say this is true RAY GORBY Who ever started work should have fln- lshed lt. 10