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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

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M, ww My A . 'Q giagfks ' - if '31 3 zmsw ' 'R ' -M, S.. Y: DEDICATION I , H. S. LABER, Principal Mount Union, B. S. Ohio State, M. A. General Science To one Who has faithfully executed his duties, To a true benefactor, To one of high ideals, To one who has diligently guided, To one who is a profound counselor, We, the staff of 1943, dedicate this EPHANIAN ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION lfirxf Rau' flrff In rilqlvlj-C. K. Labor, Prcsidcntg james Akcnhcnd, Vxcc Prcsidcntg jacob lstinick. Svvoml Row-George Dicksonq C. li. Millikcng J, I.. G.1lbr.1ith, Clerk. f-'G-'IR T. R. HlfllSlI, S1rfn'r1r1fr'mfur1l Ohio Northern, B. S. MRS- DI-1lKlfR Univcrsity of Micl1ig.1n, M. A. S4'r'n'h1ry Harvard UllIN'k'l'SIff' FACULTY MARGARET ANDERSON Baldwin Wallace, A. B. Home Economics, English SARAH DOXSEE Mount Union, A. B. Gregg School, Chicago University of Pittsburgh Commercial GENEVIEVE BOTT Mount Union, A. B. Western Reserve, Library Science Librarian and English MARIE GAETH Bowling Green State University B. S. in Education Middlebury College, M. A. University of Pittsburgh Sorbonne, Paris, France Language O. R. BOWER Ohio University A. B. in Commerce Commercial DALE E. GIBSON Kent State University B. S. in Education B. S. in Liberal Arts Speech and English FRANK BRYANT Mount Union, A. B. Ohio State Commercial, Basketball Coach MARIE HOSACK Mount Union A. B. English I and American History FACULTY IRENE KVETKO Baldwin Wallace, B. S. in Music Music CAROLYN SLEESMAN Ohio Northern, A. B. and B. S. Ohio State General Science, Physics, Chemistry MAURIQE MCCLAY Kent State University B. S. in Education, M. A. Science HARRY TARR West Liberty, A. B. University of Pittsburgh, M. A. Industrial Arts HONY'ARD PARKER Mount Union, A. B. Ohio State University of Pittsburgh West Virginia University Football Coach HELEN THORPE Geneva, A. B. World History, Civics, Occupations CHARLES E. PAULUS Kent State University, B. S. in Ed. Kent State University, M. A. Wittenberg Social Science and American History WILLIAM E. WARD Wooster B. S. Chautauqua Lake School of Phys Mathematics 1-5 EPHANIAN STAFF Iiirsi RHIl'ffiCl7f'gC Guthrie, Verda Koonw, I.ucillc Rambo, Margaret Ilinch, Marjorie Nlcfiartliv, Dorothy Nlelanson, Betty Vfriglit, Vfayne Shafiiernoeker. SVFIHIII Rrzu'-john Iiiea, Shirley XVirth, Virginia I..1tham, Marion Zch, Lois Schooley, Geraldyn Schmidt, Margaret Roekenberger, ,lane Kelly, Donald Ferguson. 'I'lu1'rf Ron-Betty Veon, lfugene Blower. Ifuurlli Run'-Mr. lumber, Donald l,ipp, Allen Klein, Robert W'ile, Robert Fullerton, Donald Dickson, -laines lfarly. Ififfli Rau'-Ricliard Ashbridge, Mr. Paulus. The EPHANIAN, yearbook of East Palestine High School, made its debut in 1914. Its editor was C. K. Laber, president of our school board. The first conflict it saw was World War I. Several of its contributors gallantly fighting to defend our American freedom of which the EPHANIAN is a part. In the early 1930's, when the depression was at its worst, the general supposition was that the year- book could not survive, but it was, nevertheless, published each year. Once again we are in the midst of a world suffering, struggling for our liberty and happiness. Once more the El'HANIANiS purpose is to present our high school and all its aspects. May wc, as future citizens, remember our yearbook as we endeavor to create a better and wiser way of life. EPHANIAN STAFF OFFICERS Imfl lo Riglil-Donald Ferguson, liditorg Shirley XVirth, Assistant Editor: Richard Ashbridge, Business Manager, john Bien, Pliotograplier. - l X XNMNWXWE xx XR kW.: , a ?,,,,,,,,. ,ff SENIOR OFFICERS Lift to R-iglrt-George Guthrie, Presidentg Robert Fullerton, Vice Presiclcntg Donald LiPP, Secretary: Marion Zch, Treasurer. Svfmzil Row-Mr. Paulus, Faculty Advisor. SENIOR CLASS The biggest moment in a student's high school career is the moment when he receives his diploma, It is this step that concludes days of studying, evenings of football and basketball practice, various club meetings and all other activities that are symbolic of high school. It is this step that begins a new life for each member of a graduating class. Some start a life of work in industryg others go on to school. We see that this year the picture has changed somewhat in that many boys will be going into the armed forces. It is this step that the class of 1943 is about to take and we hope that each one of this class will be able to well adapt himself to the future, whatever it may be. Shirley Wirth, Valmlirlorian Wayne Shaffernocker, Sulutatovian Hoffmaster Serifire Station E5 Lunrhroom - Route 14, Columbiana Road -- Bigger and Better Humburgerx Eat at Snyder's Lunch -- Home Cooked Foods - Dairy Products KATHLEEN ARCHIBALD KATE Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Boosters 3, 43 Secretary 4, Girls' Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Recrea- tional Leader 45 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 1, 2. Virhu- is its own reward. RICHARD ASI-IBRIDGE Sucre Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Class Secretary 2, Ephanian Business Manager, Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1. How's the weather up there? VIRGINIA BAUMANN GIN Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 4. People should be seen and not beard, says Maryx JOHN BICA JOHNNY Ephanian Staff. How's every little thing, Mert? DALE BLAGG Sucx My favorite- color is red. EUGENE BLOWER HUEY Ephanian Staff, Hi-Y 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Ensemble Con- resr, 2nd in State 2, Scare Champs 3. You don't play a drum, you beat it. MARY BLUTCHER MARY Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 4. Hears all, sees all, tells noth- ing. MYRTIE CAMPBELL MYRT Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders' Club 3, 45 Bark 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Student Council 25 junior Librarian 23 Scholarship Team 23 Operetta 2. Cl4'z'elanrl is iz long, long Awayln BETTY CANTWELL BETTY Chorus l, 3. Brillianvv and silence go hand in lmml. THOMAS CARTER RED Chorus l, 2, 33 Track 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2. I was a lmunring baby. Betgbfs Greenhouse-Flowers for All Orcasions-East Palestine, Ohio Compliments of Parker Dairy-All Dairy Products-East Palestine Olno ROBERT CLARK Bon Hi-Y 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 25 A Cappella 45 Operetta 25 Class Vice President 1. Every other day is enough for me. MARGARET DANCH MARC Bark Staff 3, 45 Ephanian StaFf5 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 35 Senior Scholarship Team. Mr. I.aber's litile helper, fbafs me. DOROTHY DAVIS DOTTIIQ Girl Reserves 3, 45 Chorus 3, 4. I'd ralher dance lhan mil. JAMES DUGAN JIM Quite iz ladies' man. DONALD DICKSON DoN Editor of Barkg Ephanian Stalfg N. F. L. 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Band l, 25 Orchestra l, 25 Conductors Club I5 Green Par- rots 3, 45 Debate 3, 45 Captain Taggart Contest 3, 45 Scholar- ship Team 1, 2, 35 Track 3, 45 Ephonsonion 35 Soloist Contest 25 Niles Speech Contest 45 Prince of Peace 3, 45 Football 45 A Cappella 3, 4. My corn is killing mr. JAMES EARLY JIM Ephanian Staff5 Hi-Y, Presi- dent 3, Secretary 45 Band5 Stu- dent Council, President 35 Ephonsonion5 Basketball 2, 3, 4. I give lessons on how io blush. ERMA FELGER ERMIE Girl Reserves, President 2, Vice President 45 Chorus, Secre- tary 2, Camera Club5 All Star Tcam5 Girls' Leaders, President 4. Pvc got a dale will: a dream. DONALD FERGUSON Figac Ephanian Editorg Vice Presi- dent of Class 35 Bandg Chorus5 Debate5 A Cappella. Oh, I c'ouldn't. Sweetie Farr would bash my head in! BRUNO FERRIS BRUNO Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Oh, how I hate English IV. EUGENE FILIPPINE CooTY I live on Knowledge Hill. - F' 7 41: Murphys Garage-General Repairing, Cundy, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco-Phone 2901 Best Wishes to Class of 43', - To1nmy's Transfer ROBERT FULLERTON Daviav Class Treasurer 3: Vice Presi- dent 4g Ephaniang Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4g Chorus lg Student Council, President 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4. l alon't trust women. WILLIAM HASKINS Blu. Oh, you beautiful Doll. PAUL GAISFR DONNA JEAN HENRY HFRMAN O. HENRY Ill uatrh thun but I uonf Girl Reserves 1, 3, Chorus play. 1, 4. I The city park is in her front yard. NELSON GORBY MARTHA HOLLABAUGH Nm. MART Scholarship Team 2. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. Sam, you mmll' the pants too She's burrly home to rat and short. slffpf' GEORGE GUTHRIE WAYNE HOLT Curr Dicx Class President 3, 45 liphan- ian, N. F. L. lst degree 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4: Or- chestra lg Student Council lg Camera Club, Green Parrots 2, 3, 4: Debate 3, 43 junior Play: Senior Play, Scholarship Team l, 2, 3, 45 Ephonsonion 35 Foote ball 4, Basketball 4. lf brains wrre money hr'd br' a millionaire. Someday I'm going to wake up and dir right. GLADYS GUY JAMES HOSACK GLAD1'S JIM Chorus l, 2, 3, 49 Oper- Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Opcretta 2. erm 2' lVondcr why they call him Gas rationing tI'04'XIllf l1UflJA'l' G00n? her, shi' has a horse. Compliments of the Chas. C. Herriott Trucking Co. Compliments of A. E5 A. Coal Company CHARLES KELLEY CHUCK Hi-Y 3, 45 Chorus l, 25 Football Manager 3, 4. Those freshman girls simply fasrinate me. JANE KELLY JANIE Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Class Treasurer 15 Boos- ters 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Stu- dent Council 25 Camera Club 15 Scholarship Team 2, 35 Girls' Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Ephanian5 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. When Irish eyes are smiling. ALLEN KLEIN ALLEN Bark 35 Ephanian Staff5 N. F. L., Degree of Distinction5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 Conductors Clubg Green Parrots 3, 45 Debate 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior and Senior Playg Captain Taggart Contest Scholarship Team l, 2, 35 Ensemble Con- testg Niles Speech Contest 3, 4. And therefore .... . ' VERDA KOONTZ PEG Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 45 Boosters 2, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders' Club 45 Bark Staff 45 Ephanian5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 35 All-Star Team 3, Captain 45 Scholarship Team 2, 35 Senior Scholarship Team. I'm all wrajvprd up in my music. HELEN KRAUS HELEN Girl Reserves 25 Band 3, 4. It musl hr uirt' Io rirlf fo srhool every day. LOIS LALLEY Lo Girl Reserves 25 Band 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Oh, lhose lreuutiful locks. VIRGINIA LATHAM GINNY Class Secretary 15 Girl Re- serves l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Boosters 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Girls' Leaders' Club 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 25 Camera Club 15 All-Star 1, 3, 4. I wish the days uaere longerf WAYNE LEMLEY Bun School Bus Driwr Iwo and a half years wilhouf pay. DONALD LINZEY DON Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, Intramural Bas- ketball Champs 4. Down lo Iwo parks u day now. DONALD LIPP MIKE Ephanian Staffg Hi-Y 3, 45 Chorus I5 Student Council 3, 45 Camera Club 1, 25 Football 4. Spray that again. Congratulations, Seniors - A. H. Moore Coal Co. Compliments of F. O. E. s JACK MANSELL JOE RoE Band 1, 2, 3', 4g Orchestra l, 4g Conductors Club, A Cappella 3, 43 Air Plane Club 2. Whiz of the Keyboard. MARY MANSFIELD MARY Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Boosters 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil l. Watching tba irurles go by. MARTHA MCCAMON MEM Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 Boosters 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4: Secretary 45 Chorus 1, 2, Camera 1, 2, Secretary 2: All-Star 3, 4. Il'r a long way lo Negleyf' JANE MCCARTHY MACARTH Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus lg junior Librarians 2, J, 4. If sbe lbinlzs I have a lem- per, someday I'lI really get mad. MARJORIE MCCARTHY MARGE Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4g Boos- ters 45 Girls' Leaders' Club 45 Bark Staff 2, 3, 4, Ephaniang Chorus l, Z5 Captain Taggart 4. Soma-day sbe'll be famous. SARA JANE MCCOWIN SADIE Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4g Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Bell of Ncgley, why not give ber a ring? DELORES MCINTOSH MACKIE Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3. Someday l'll own ibe joint. FLORENCE McKAY DOOTZE Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Boos- ters 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 1, 2, A Cappella 3, 4. One of our best hash sling- err. LELAND MCMILLAN LEE Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, Camera 1. I don? know why Ibey ibink I'm a wolf. ILA MAE MEANOR ILA MAE Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. She isn'! as ber namr' im- plies. We serve tbe public - Hauns Service Station, Negley, Olrio Compliments of F. O. E. s sr' QU' MARY JEAN MEEK Mnmtnz Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 49 Orchestra 3, 4, Chorus I, 25 A Cappella 4. She is till you gr! lo know ber. DOROTHY MELANSON DOT Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Boos- ters 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Bark 3, Iiplianizm Staff, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Student Council. I'i1' got :milling lo worry alzouff' EUGENE MINT Gi'Ni Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra Z, Conductors Club: Ensemble Contest 2. HHS a good skate. GLADA MURPHY MURPH Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Leaders' Club Z, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 1,45 Orchestra 2. Did your molher rome from Ireland? LLOYD MYERS LLoYn Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Conductors Club l. I gofla gr! home early and milk fbi' rows. BRUCE NICHOLS Scauu Bark Staff Z, 33 N. F. L., Degree of Honor, Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Con- ductors Club Ig Debate l, 3, 45 Ensemble Contest 3, State Champs 3. Whiz of Ihr' slush pump. RUTH MOON MARGUERITE NUTTIQR R0osTl1a MUG Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves lg Scholarship Chorus l, 23 Junior Librarian 4: Team 3. All-Stars 4. I ins! lore colored ink. O' tc Iusi fall me Eclipse. BFTTY MUNYON BETTY NICK PARADISE NICK Chorus l, 25 Operetta Zg Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. Silence is golden. Champion Intramural Basketball Don'l you wish you knew what I know? Compliments of F. O. E. Strauss-Hirsbberg's, Youngstown, Ohio-Known for dependubility for more than 68 years RICHARD PATTON Dick Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra I, 2, J, 45 Conductors Club I5 Camera Club 2, 35 Track Man- ager l, 25 Basketball Manager 2. They call me Artic. ALICE PAZFR Far: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4. Nr'w'r a dull moment. BETTE RICHARDSON RICHIE -lunior Librarian 45 Chorus l, 2. ' Wonr1er wby Mr. Paulus always pirlzx on me? HAROLD ROBERTS SPEED Football 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball Champs 4. VII furnish Ihr' oar. WILLIAM PILATI MARGARET ROCKENBERGER BILL Chorus I5 Football 3,44. Baggoi's the name. ROBERT RAFFERTY SCATS Hi-Y 3, 45 Basketball 4. Thal's wha! I gel for ruling breed z'ru.vts. LUCILLE RAMBO Lucy Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Boos- ters 3, 45 Bark 25 Ephanian Staffg Chorus 3, 4: Captain Taggart l, 2, 35 A Cappella5 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2. Dorff gr! around muvb any- more. Safe milk every morning - Rockin Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Boos- ters 3, 45 Bark 2, 35 Ephanian Staff5 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 junior Librarian I, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 3, Vice President 25 Play Cast 3, 4. A loyal and frm' friend io all. RICHARD ROCKENBERGER Dick Scholarship Team l. So Whuf!!!! MILDRED ROSE MILLY Are you kidding? Petersburg Creamery The Daily Leader - the paper that goes borne. ELLA MAE RUHL MAISIE Girl Reserves 1, 23 Chorus I. she'll be found. ' GLORIA SATTERWHITE Gram' Girl Reserves 13 Operetta 23 Junior Librarian 2. lust another Iitterbugf' JEAN SAVIERS JEAN Class Treasurer 23 Girl Re- serves 23 Booster 3, '43 junior Librarian 23 Scholarship Team 33 Chorus 1, 23 All-Star Team 4 Cufe! So are all her sisters! GERALDYN SCHMIDT JERRY Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 Boos- ters 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Ephan- ian Staff: Chorus 1, 23 Band fMajoretteJ 23 junior Librarian 3, 43 Green Parrots 2, 33 Junior Play 3, 43 Operetta 2. Darn the draft. LOIS SCHOOLEY Lois ters 2, 3, 43 Ephaniang Play Cast 4. I wish they would ration chewing gum so I roula' get some. Wherever there's a zlanre, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 Boos- WAYNE SHAFFERNOCKER SHIFTY Bark, BusinessVManager3 Ephanian SIIHQ Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Green Parrots 3, 43 Debate 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Drum Major J, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 A Cappella 4g Ensemble Contest3 Senior Schol- arship Teamg Junior Play 3, 43 Captain Taggart Contest 33 Scholarship Team Z3 Ephon- sonion 3. I low them short, I love them tall, as m matter of fact, I love them all. AGNES SCHULTZ AGGIE Chorus I3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. First girl in ber class to be married. LENA SOLDO LENA Girl Reserves 33 junior Li- brarian 3. It's my turn for the rar now. BETTY SPOONER BETTY Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus I, 23 junior Librarian 3, 4. Is she as her name implies? PEARL STALLSMITH Planar. Chorus 2, 4. And quite a gem shi' is.' Smith 5 Phillips-The home of quality furniture-East Palestine, Ohio This page made possible through good will of Kroger Grorery Ca. GLEN SUTHERIN Ossna Scholarship Team 3, Football 2, 5, 4, Championship Intra- mural Basketball 4. Don'I xurrn banllvy rigbff, WILLIAM SILVIS BILL Scholarship Team l. Bill Ward har nolhing rm mv! LOIS UPOLE Urfmn Bark Staff: Chorus l, Z, Har- vest Queen. Sl:u x our Harwxt Queen. BESSIE URMSON Bess Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Sl1lJlJhbhbbhbbbbh! DONALD VAN FOSSAN Muscrns Band I, 2, 3, 44 Orchestra 4. I was loo small to play football. 1 BETTY VEON BLTS Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 All- Stars 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Leaders 3, 4, Chorus lg Ephanian Staff, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. No, B. W. down? stand for Bow Wow! FRANCIS WARD Pura Unity's lom' wolf. RICHARD WELLEMEYER DICK Hi-Y 3, 43 Band 3, Senior Scholarship Team, Air Plane Club. If I bud ilu' wings of an angel. JANET WESCHENMOSER SHRIMP Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Scholar- ship Team. Small bu! mighty! ROBERT WILIZ PUC Iiplianian Staffg Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Chorus l. 2, Football 2, 3, Cap- min 4. TlJ1'n s nolbing br likvs bel- Irr lhun an dfgIlllll'l1I.U R. S. Chamberlin Insurance Agency - Insure in sure Insurance Success to the Senior Class-Smith F5 Phillips-East Liverpool Ohm 1 Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Bark 3, 4, Ephan- ian Staff, Orchestra l, 2, Sec- retary 2, Student Council 3, 4, Scholarship Team l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship Team. Worth ber weight in gold. BETTY WRIGHT Blsrrs Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Boos- ters 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Prince of Peace Con- test 3, 4, Operetta, Bark Staff 3, 4, Ephanian Staff, N. F. L. Honor, Band CMajorettej 2, Stu- dent Council 1, Green Parrots 3, 4, Debate 4, junior Play, Captain Taggart 2, 4, Scholar- ship Team 1, 2, 3, Senior Scholarship Team, Ephosonian 3, Niles Speech Contest 2, 3, 4. And right she is. SHIRLEY WIRTH MARION ZEH SHIKI, Squlzxx Class Vice President 2, Girl Gifl RCSCFVCS I, 2. Treasurer 4, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4, Vice 4 President 4, Bark 3, 4, Ephan- ian Staff, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Chorus 1, junior Li- brarian 3, 4, Scholarship Team 3, Girls All-Stars 3, Captain 4, Captain Taggart 4, Class Treas- urer 4. Her smile is always wel- come. MARY ZEIGLER Zrcuz Girl Reserves 2, Orchestra 2, Always puttin' around in berFo1d. v CLASS WILL I, Kate Archibald, will my little rays of sun- shine to the faculty. I, Dick Ashbridge, will my basketball ability to the captain of next year's basketball team. I, Mary Baumann, will my pleasant ways to anyone with a mean disposition. I, Johnny Bica, will my ability to be an all- around photograher to Spanie. I, Dale Blagg, will my loud red sweater to Abe Torrence, since he doesn't need one. I, Eugene Blower, will my roller skating ability to Mervin McHenry. I, Mary Blutcher, will my motto, Silence is Golden, to Frances Batyski. May she profit by it. I, Myrtie Campbell, will my shy reserved nature to Betsy Watson. I, Betty Cantwell, will my flaming locks to Ruth Sechrist-an old flame never dies. I, Tom Carter, will my style of walking to Betty Batchelor. Swing it, Betty. I, Bob Clark, will my ability to be absent from school to all those who can get away with it. I, Margaret Danch, will my typing ability to next year's typing classes. I, Dottie Davis, will my giggle to any person that is silly enough to need it. I, Don Dickson, will my position as editor of the Bark to anyone who can fulfill Miss Gaeth's desires. I, Jim Dugan, will my job at the Hotel to any- one who really wants a job. I, Jim Early, will my why wasn't I born rich instead of just so good looking attitude to Dick McCarthy. I, Erma Felger, will my basketball ability to Pat Barry. I, Don Ferguson, will all the work it takes to edit an Ephanian to next year's editor-in-chief. I, Bruno Ferris, will my car to anyone owning a riding habit. I, Eugene Filippine, will my ability to be seen and not heard to Johnny Chick. I, Bob Fullerton, will my ability to date girls who are going steady to anyone who knows the art of self-defense. I, Paul Gaiser, will my standing position on North Market Street corner to anyone who wants a ride to Columbiana. I, Nelson Gorby, will my long walk to school to anyone who likes walking. I, George Guthrie, will my mathematical mind to next year's Math students. No more worries, Bill, from now on teaching will be a cinch. I, Gladys Guy, will my cowboy styles and my pretty white horse to all fellows with only an A card. I, Bill Haskins, will my truck driving job to Ed McCarthy. I, Donna Jean Henry, will my beautiful wavy hair to Anna Ashman. My! What a change. I,. Martha Hollabaugh, will my long walk to school to Danny Peterson. He won't have to play football to get his exercise now. I, Dick Holt, will my long walk on North Market Street to anyone who has plenty of shoes. I, Jim Hosack, will my ability to get out of town dates to anyone who has that ambition. I, Chuck Kelley, will my place in the lower corridor to Jack George. I, Jane Kelly, will my position as President of the Girl Reserves to next year's President. fContinued on page 621 W. P. lorrlan --- Sinclair Service - Lubrication -- Soft Drinks This ,page sponsored by the H. Lawrence General Mdse. Store X 2 mx xmx e:'SwE my V X smmxxxxxw Tix, JUNIOR OFFICERS Left lo Righl-Marilyn Atkinson, Treasurer, Patricia Morgenstern, Secretary, William Frankland, Vice Presidentg james Walker, President. Second Row-Mr. Gibson, Faculty Advisor. JUNIOR CLASS The big responsibility of the junior Class is the annual Junior-Senior prom and banquet. This year's Junior Class will find the banquet difficult if not impossible due to rationing, and the prom will be more difficult because of shortages. These shortages might not only prevent the class from obtaining necessary supplies, but the shortage has also hindered them in their money-making enterprises. These sources of finance are mainly the sale of candy, which has been greatly restricted, and the annual school play and dues. Compliments of First National Bank But wishes to the gruduuting clun from the Union Commercial Bank 5' 1 Y E Home Room ,gs 2 Firsl Rou+Mary Clark, Anna Belle Berresford, Betty Batchelor, Faye Elliott, Alberta Freed, ,lean Figley, Adele Adamson, Delores Ford, Nora Lee Berresford. Seroml Rou-john Chick, Marilyn Atkinson, Pauline Chick, Carrie Gasltey, Doris Elwonger, Betty Akenhead, Betty Baker, Wfilliam Frankland. Third Rau'-Rodney Cathcart, Juanita Gibson, Jean Campbell, Ruth Anne Bricker, William Francis, Benny Fassberg. Fourth Rau'-Hal Doran, Robert Craig, Lloyd George, Raymond Buhecker, Wilbcr Bacon, Edward Bucher, Wayime Gandy, john Bruno. Absrn!--Robert Clark, Robert A. Gorby. The very best in baked goods always - Universal Bakery Best wishes to the Debate Team - Fussberg Clothing Mau HOME RooM ffs 3 lfiril Rau'-Plwyllis Hum, Mary Katlterinc Lrttlmm, lfloise Gray, Myrna Kline, Katltleen McCall, Ruth Gorby. Swami Ron'-Maxalee Hazelwood, jane Gray, Margaret Greaves, Doris Hall, june Mahon, Dorothy Hcasley, -lack Meflartliy. Tbml Rau-Rullnnd Kannal, june Huston, Grace Henderson, Geraldine Latham, Mary Hollabaugla, Marilyn Kaclincr, Paul Kissinger. Fuurll: Rau -junior Harding, Robert Hughes, Wayne Gorby, Donald Macltall, Boyd Martin, Gilbert Green, Kenneth Liclit, Robert li. Gorby, lftlmund Mcffartliy. Alm'uf4Stanley Kell. - , 3. F Complimenls of Taylor's General Store--Electriral Appliantes, Washing Matbinex, Radio: We wish you a permanent surcess - Anne's Beauty Salon N, L.! 35- -4- N' , . ON HOME ROOM ,gas s lnxl Rum ffYul1n.l Nuli, Bcity Xxalxun, Sally' Rccd, lrunu Raifcrly, klunc Rulwrls. l Nmm1J Rum Nunn Swnggcr, lrcnc Mullull, Dnrntlmy W'urncr, llulcn Spmmcr, Virginia Suthcrln, llwllls Rccd. 'l'lr1r.l Run- fllamul Ulbriulu. l,,llf'lCi.l Nhrgcnslcrn, XY'.1ync Mcfhaulcy, lfvulyn Scilcrs, Donna Mulicu, john XY1lwn, ,Ianxcx Niunynn. lnlnlfv Run---Roy Mnnrc, jacob Znmivl, Frank Morgan, kl.llNL'W Wfllkur, Kenneth N1il1.lIllyCf, Dan Pt'lCl XUI1. Afm'r1tf'-lun XYclcl1, XX'anda ju-an Vfintcr, Margarct Vacarm. Always a Booster for Ibc High Srbool - Adam Bo!! Clothes -- Mr'n's and Boys' Simvrc Brsl Wfisbvs to the Senior Class-Wfvsfvrn Auto Company-Aulomolrilv Arrcssorivs ..O..m-N.. SOPHOMORE CLASS L 4- SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Lvf! fo Righ!--Martha Harvey, Presidentg Mary Lou Sutherin, Vice Presidentg Rosamond Gregory, Secretary: Bcn jackson, Treasurer. Srroml Row-Miss Thorpe, Faculty Advisor. Very green and timid, this class entered High School in the fall of '41, However they soon became accustomed to the razzings of the upper-classmen and sponsored the Juke Box Jive. Having gained confidence, they settled down as upperclassmen this year and held The Tulip Trot. Because of the war, an unprecedented privilege--that of choosing class rings during the Sophomore year-was granted them. Spaites - Clover Farm Stare - Meats - Groceries and Vegetables Good lurk to the Class of 43 - Hucklr Tobacco Sbop O4 ! I -..Y ,. , ,.,.a..... .4 HOME ROOM ,442 1 Firxf Rau'-Gertrude Buliecker, Bernice Colegrove, Lucille Cliaplow, Carol Arlhurs, Nancy Bauknecht, Helen Burns, Rose Bruno. Swrnlil Rau'-Margaret Doll, Patricia Barry, Shirley Ashman, Ha7el Bishop, Virginia Cantwell, Frances Borelli. Tbinf Ron'-john Britton, james Bell, Gale Beatrice, William Dornon, Robert Chamberlin, William Crowl, David Crum. Fourth Rau'-Charles Bowles, Herbert Bacon, Arthur Gozza, William Blythe, john Blosco. Almvll-Rose Mary Blake, Blaine Daugherty. Compliments of the East Palestine Building and Loan Mead's Dry Cleaning for service, rleaning, repairing, and dyeing -----.......-...... e.,.....a... g...'l' f-4 HOME Room ,azz lfiril Rouffliatliryn Henderson, Rosamond Gregory, .Ioyee Sedwiclt, Marjorie Gotthardt, Grace Huffman Ruth Ann Haskins, Martha Harvey. Suomi Rou'-Cecil Fitzsimmons, Wayne Henderson, Donald Corby, Robert Hammer, James Forney Rohert George, james Ferris. Tlrinl Rau-Betty Mae Guy, .lean Garvin, Dorothy French, Dorothy Gorby, Shirley Corby, Dorothy Faulk Arlene Flowers. Ifourfl: Rau'-Nelson Iiarly, Roherz Hill, David Elwonger, Paul Geiger, Alan Hill, john George, Almvif-Herbert liorhy, Best of luck to E. P. H. S. -- Spanabel Studio Budd's Boot Sbop - for style and quality - Shoes - Hosiery I ,...., .x.. .. . .. L-Ju-. f1Q 't HOME Room 4.424 Fin! Rau--Al.tiu't klcffcrics, Rutli Suulirixt, lflcanur Mead, Dtmna Murrow, lzlsic Mndtlcn, Vivian LJIIIJIII. Swrnlif Rau-Bcity McT.xguv:, Charlotte Sliccly, Rutli Myers, Donna Savicrs, Patricia Mcffartlly, Gerald justice, Donald Liclit. Tlrirll Run'-lmelda Kncstaut, llcssic Kiblcr, Ross Pctcrson, Hurry Kraus, Rgilpli Klint, lfnrnllr Rau-lfdwnrtl ldindslscrgcr, lien jackson, Glen Ncwcomcr, Francis l..lnnun, Murvin McHenry. Iflftlr Rau-,Inc l'.innuci, jack Iwhmtivld, llamcs Maxwell, William Lower, Robert Rccvcs, Carl Scott. Almvl!-.Inc Robson, -Ianics Naughton. if 1 f1f'nm:. Compliments of Hurk's Terb Dairy Yours for the best in Dairy Produrts - A. C. Hays and Sans I If .Li ..N..vwbmigg..,,M tk! Rx HOME Room ,429 lfirxt Rnu'fl,croy Sullwrin, lfilccn Zucl1, Ruth NX'ilwn, -I.mct 'lw!'.lllll1l2lI'l, lW.lI'l.'lI1INf Ulbriclm, Marion Yuung, Ross Soldn, Aluscplm ,l4.lLlCllCI'. Sewrrml Kun-W'illiam Spuuncr, Mary Lou Sulllcrin, l.cor.1 'l'.lrr, james Vncmlurc, -lean Zilli, Dunn.: Lou Wflmilulmusc, Olga Van Fossan. Third Rau-Dale Young, Donald W'csmvcr, Donald Scdwick, Donald Sutlwrin, Robert XX'ilsun, Clurlcs Wade, Roy Ward, George Ziegler. Absrn!-Albert Torrcnce and Robert Stocknmn. 3 Nagfi K M-I This page made possible through good will of East Palestine Lumber Co. Compliments of Beatrice Billiards - Soft Drinks FRESHMAN CLASS - FRESHMAN OFFICERS Left fo Right-Paul Grim, Treasurerg Frances Baryski, Secretaryg Mary Mae Whitehouse, Vice Presidentg Ray Kannal, President. Second Row-Mr. Bryant, Faculty Advisor. The Freshmen arrived at school ready to start a new and exciting school life. They were rather timid and green at first, but they were not to be outdone by other classes. The Freshmen were well represented in sports and to show their enthusiasm, a dance, The Musical Swing Dance, was sponsored. Compliments of Davies Freezer - Fresh Ice Cream Bert wisbes to E. P. H. S. from the Lincoln Hotel ,1,..fi n ,,,,,.. , N ,, ..N....... 1 .,.. ,.,,. ..,.....,-. ,.....t, ,.l7f E I 1 M M I HOME ROOM 47 First Row-Ellen Flynn, lfllen Van Fossan, june Wcsclieianatwser, Oweda Gilson, Donna Frankland, Delores Bertolette, Kathryn Dyke, Flinor Beight, Mary Joanne Miller, Joanne Lawrence, Mary May V'hitehOuse jean Gose. Srrorld Row-Braunda Gaskey, june Kraus, Margaret Hollabaugh, june Hulton, Shirley Hawkes, Marjorie Mackey, Betty McGahan, lris Bush, Anna Ashman, Susan Stallsmith, Jean Felger, Pauline Batyski. Third Row--Lois Harding, Greta Dugan, lsabel Dornon, Betty Morrow, W'ilma Hillenbrand, Betsy WSLSIJH, Kathleen Kcrchgesner, Edna Gray, Dorothy Bush, Lucille Menaguale, Rena Young. Fourlb Row-Delores Ulbrich, Martha Dornon, Gloria Minamyer, Ruth May, Dorothy Mackall, Mariorie Sample, Eileen Wliitcliouse, june Sutherin, Dorothy Van Fossan, Minnie Soldo, Theresa Capparelli, Betty Bowles, Miriam Ulrich. Fiflh Row-Lena Ingram, Mary Lou Mahon, Geraldine Spaite, Betty Pierce, jacqueline Melott, ,lean Cook, Claudia Mclott, Evelyn Roshon, Shirley Heasley. Absent-Mafalda Bozzo, Alice Mansell, Patricia Harrison. tn This page sponsored by George A. Rotkenberger Compliments of Powers Moore 55 Co. - Negley, Ohio A HOME Room 35628 lfirxl Runillerbert Hgoxuebrmke, Greenville Hodge, Robert Aldridge, Arwood Dishong, Dale Sutherin, joe lfigley, james Colella. Svrornl Ron'-janws Dolan, Paul Guy, George Elwonger. Chester Henry, Ray Kannnl, George Felger, james Fox. Tbinl Rau'-joe Cain, Xvayne Campbell, Chester Blutcher, Arthur Breckenridge, Iiarl Hosack, Ivan Dornon. Ifourtlr Rau'-Harold Brocltmnn, james Craig, Ross Chzplow, Roy Foley, Willinx11 Early, Elba Wollanm, jmck Budd, Vincent Grappo, Thomas Bozick, Pete Bozzo. Almwl-W'ayne Conltle. In Q In lvl' Iostens-Makers of Fine jewelry Rupert Coal Co. extends best wishes to the rlass of 43 9-3 HOME ROOM 99626 Firxf Row-Gene Lalley, Richard Slocum, Richard Sutherin, Richard Sansenbaughcr, Paul Schmidt, William Lynch, Robert Kibler. Svroml' Row-Donald Spooner, james Mibuck, Earl Schreckcngost, Frank W'hittenberger, Kenneth Yarian, Robert Parsons. Tbirrl Row-Walter jordan, jack Rockenberger, Walter Morgan, Frank Stcrgin, David Morgan, Leslie McHenry, Richard McCarthy. Fourfb Row-Wayne Walker, Robert McCamon, Corum Manzi, William Wellemeyer, William Sponsel, Robert Wade, Edward Shaffernocker, Joe Nolan. Fiflb Row-Robert Rowley, James Loshinsky, William Layfield, Dwight Shafer, Harry McGahan. Abxenf-William Murphy. Kodaks, Films and Supplies, Drugs - Sutbcrin Bros. - Tbe Rexall Store Compliments of Bica Trucking Co. - Negley, Ohio Shu-as ...uvnq-qnnpun l X ,..,....-au'-' YS: U Kin.. N S .D- P 'X STUDENT COUNCIL Ifirit Rou'fCharles Bowles, Rolland Kannal, Shirley W'irth, Betty Pierce, -lean Cook, W'ayne Shatfernocker. Sruiznl Ron'-Wfillinm Frankland, Roy Xllfard, Patricia Morgenstern, ,lanies Walker, Arthur Breckenridge. Tlliril Rau'-Mr. Laber, lien jackson, Herbert Gorby, Donald Lipp, Robert Fullerton. The Student Council consists of four representatives from each class who are elected by the students' popular vote. Its chief activity is the organization of assembly programs of the professional type and also programs consisting of home talent. Due to the gasoline and rubber situation and also the drafting of performers, it has been hard to arrange these programs, but the Council has overcome these obstacles and has given us some of the best programs ever seen in East Palestine High School. Mr. Laber acts as advisor for this group. President - Robert Fullerton Vive Presidenf - William Frankland Sefrefary-Treaxzlfer Wayne Shaffernocker Polar Ice Company - Regular supporters of East Palestine High School BOOSTER CLUB Firxf R014-LIJIICI Trautman, Nancy Bauknecht, Ruth NX'ilson, Martha Harvey, Eileen Zuch, Rose Bruno Marjorie McCarthy, Rosamond Gregory, .Iuanita Gibson, I.ucille Rambo. Srrmnl Run'-Geraltlyn Schmidt, Maxalee Hazelwood, Kathleen Archibald, Marion Zeh, ,lean Saviers, Betty Wright, Dorothy Melanson, Mary Mansfield, Margaret Rockenberger. Tfriril R1l1lil,.llI'lCl.l Morgenstern, jean Zilk, Donna Saviers, Myrna Kline, Doris Iflwongcr, Adele Adamson, .lane Gray, Florence McKay. lfunrtlr Ron'-Donna Lon Whitehouse, june Roberts, jane Kelly, Martha McCan1on, Virginia Latham, Verda Koontz, Dorothy XY'erner. I-'ifffw Kon'-Lois Sehooley, .lean Campbell, Dorothy Hensley, Marilyn Atkinson, Whnda ,lean W'inter, Miss Uoxsce, Shirley Nvirth. The Booster Club was formed in 1938 by a group of girls who wished to boost all school activities. The club has made a definite contribution to the school in this way and we are proud of it. This year they were given credit for having started the selling of defense stamps and bonds at the basketball games and between home room periods in the morning and afternoon. They've sold over three thousand dollars worth since the campaign started. Some of their activities for this year were: selling tags for the band, sponsoring the basketball schedule cards, and presenting their annual Gridiron Dance. OFFICERS FOR THIS YEAR Prvxidwzf - - Shirley Wirth Treasurer - - Geraldyn Schmidt Vin' Prexidml - Virginia Latham Slmfvnf Rl'I7ft'Xl,llfdfil't' - jean Saviers Si'r'rc'1ary - Kathleen Archibald Advisor ---- Miss Doxsee Complimenfs of the E. P. Beverage Co. - Phone 581 n x SENIOR GIRL RESERVES Firsi Row-Velma Nulf, Jean Figley, Phyllis Reed, Alice Pazer, Delores Ford, Alberta Freed, Lucille Rambo, Marion Zeh, Marjorie McCarthy, Betty Wriglit, Juanita Gibson, ,lane Gray, Dorothy Davis. Sr'rov1J Rau-Phyllis Hum, Faye Iilliot, Mary Clark, Mary Katherine Latham, Margaret Greaves, Doris Iflwonger, Myrna Kline, Kathleen Archibald, Dorothy Melanson, june Mahon, Sara jane McCowin. Third Rou'-Geraldine Iiatham, jane McCarthy, Patricia Morgenstern, Dorothy Heasley, Marilyn Atkinson, Ruth Moon, Betty Akenhead, Lois Sehooley, Verda Koontz, jane Kelly, Sally Reed. Fourfb Row-Ruth Ann Bricker, Geraldyn Schmidt, jean Campbell, Betty Veon, Virginia Sutherin, Betty Spooner, Delores Mclntosh, Virginia Latham, Shirley Wirtla, Erma Felger. Fifllr Row-Myrtie Mae Campbell, Mary ,lean Meek, Betty Bachelor, lla Mae Meanor, Martha McCamon, Mary Mansfield. Sixlh Row-Wanda jean Winter, Miss Anderson, Mary Virginia Baumann, Margaret Rockenberger. The Girl Reserve Organization was formed in 1931. The purpose of the club is To find and give the best. The slogan is, To face life squarelyf' Some of the activities of the Club this year were: sponsoring a tea for the benefit of the Junior Red Cross, presenting an assembly program, making favors for the I7.1ir- mount Children's Home, and sponsoring the annual Girl Reserve Prom. Presidenl - Jane Kelly Tl'l'llS1lVt'V - - - Marion Zeh Vice Presizfezzl Erma Felger Assisfanf 'TYl't1XIl7'l'V - Margaret Greaves Secrefary - Shirley Wirth Advisor - - Miss Anderson Atkinson's Mr'n's Stare - For the fuer! in wearing apparel J an JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Iiirxl liUll'+ROSC Soltlo, Patricia Nlclfarthy, Greta Dugan, Dorothy Bertolette, Donna Frankland, Joyce Sedwiek, lillen Yan Yossan, Marjorie Gtitthardt, Rose Bruno, Helen Burns, Iidna Gray, Vivian Latham, Rosaniontl Gregory. Sfrmlil Rau-lpilcen Ztich, Patricia Harrison, Dorothy Van Fossan, Ifleanor Mead, Nancy Baukneeht, lillen lflvnn, Anna Ashman, Janet Trantman, Donna Morrow, Mary Joanne Miller. Tfairil Kon-Janet Jeffries, Imelda Knestaut, Marian Young, Betty Mcliahan, Betty Morrow, Joanne Lawrence, Mary Mae W'hitehouse, Ruth Scchrist, Mary Lou Sutherin, Theresa Capparelli. lfourfb Run-Marilia Dornon, Grace Huffman, Marianne Ulbriek, Ruth Myers, Kathleen Kerehgesner, Ruth May, llileen W'hitehouse, Marjorie Sample, Delores Ulbrick, Jean Gose, Marjorie Mackey, Geraldine Spaite. Fifth Rau,-Miss Thorpe, Marjorie Doll, Donna Lou Wliiteliotise, Shirley Ashman, Patricia Barry, Dorothy Faulk, Elsie Madden, Lois Harding, Shirley Hensley. Sixlli Run'--Jean Zilk, Isabel Dornon, Leora Tarr, Betsy W'atson, Jean Cook, Miriam Ulrich, Betty Bowles, Betty Pierce, Martha Harvey, Ruth Xvilson. The Junior Girl Reserves is made up of junior members of the Y. W. C. A. There are sixty-five members of this organization and the meetings are held semi-monthly. The 1942-1943 meetings have been equally divided between business sessions and social functions. Such diversions as dancing and scavenger hunting have occupied the social meetings. Activities for the year were: sponsoring a Thanksgiving assembly, aiding the local chapter of the Red Cross, sponsoring the Christmas Ball, and making favors for the Veterans at Aspinwall. Prr'xizlz'nI - - - - Jean Zilk Treaszzrer - - Martha Harvey Svvrvlary - Donna Lou Whitehouse Assisfanl Treasurer - Joanne Lawrence Advisor - - - - - Miss Thorpe Wisbirxg all the success in life for the Senior Class - Diamond Cafe GIRLS' LEADERS' CLUB I'ir'il RnufDnrniliy Melanson, Virginia Sutherin, juanita Gibson, Marjorie Nlefarthy, Iirma Iielger, Marion feh, Kathleen Archibald, lleannr Meail, Nancy B.llllQl1CCl1l, Rimmiiiiniitl Ciregnry. gi't'17lIil Run----Iaiiet 'I'rauiman, Phyllis Reed, Marilyn Alkimoii, Maxalee llalelwontl, lean fainplwll, Martha rXlk'fi.lll1Ul1, lane Kelly, Lilatla Murphy, Mary l,ou Slllliffill, Martha Harvey, Vivian Ialham. 'I'lm.I linu'-Nlyrlie Mae Campbell, Mary jean Meek, Betty W'righi, Virginia Latham, Patricia Barry, .lanei Qleflieries, ltileen Zllkfll, Ruth Wilson. lunilfl Kim -XY'amla -lean Vfinter, Patricia Morgenstern, Betty Venn, Ruth Ann Haskins, Margaret Doll, Donna Lou W'hitehouse, Miss Sleesman, Vertla Koontz, Leora Tarr. The Girls' leaders' Club was formed in 1939 in order to develop leaders in various girls' sports and in gym classes. Members are selected at the beginning and at the end of each school yearg girls with the best qualifications are chosen. Some of the require- ments are: Leadership, initiative, personality, and sportsmanship. Regular meetings are held once a month, other meetings are held after school. Some of our accomplishments for the year were: supervising a book campaign for the Red Cross, the Basketball jump given in honor of the basketball team, and the presentation of an assembly. Club jackets with the letters, GLC, on them made their appearance this year. l'rmiJi'nl - Erma Felger 'Sm'r1'lary Martha Meffarnon Vin' l'r'i'xirl1'nf - Marion Zeh Ti'z'u.t11n'r - - - Juanita Gibson Advisor ------ Miss Sleesman Complimenis of Panralzc E5 Hofrhlzixs Sinrlair Service -Li . , 4' Vw HI-Y Firsl Row-Mr. Bryant, Georgc Guthrie, Mr. Paulus, Second Rauf-Robert Fullerton, Stanley Kell, james Early. Third Row-Eugene Mint, Donald Dickson, Wayne Shaffernocker, junior Harding. Fourih Row--Robert Wile, james Forney, Boyd Martin, Richard Ashbridge, Eugene Blower, William Franltland. Fifth Row-Charles Kelley, Robert Hammer, Gale Beatrice, Richard Wellemeyer, Rolland Kannal, Robert E. Gorby, Lee McMillen. Sixth Row-Donald Lipp, Herbert Gorby, James Vocature, Dale Young, Wayne Gandy, jack George, james Walker, Robert Rafferty. One of the most active and popular organizations in our school is the Hi-Y. It is affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. and District, State, and National Hi-Y Council. Having the principles of clean living, clean speech, clean scholarship, and clean athletics, the Club does much to promote general school activities. The organization has been somewhat handicapped in its usual outside activities due to the war effort but it has done its best. Membership is based upon activity, achievement, scholarship, citizenship, and co-operation. President - - - George Guthrie Secretary - - James Early Vice President - Robert Fullerton Treasurer ---- Stanley Kell Advisors ---- Mr. Bryant and Mr. Paulus Compliments of tba Adamson Manufacturing Company GREEN PARROTS Ifirxi Row-Boyd Martin, Betty Wright, Mary Lou Suthcrin, Phyllis Reed, Wayne Shaffcrnoclter. Svvuml Row-Marilyn Atkinson, Allen Klein, Rodney Cathcart, Dorothy Heasley. Third Row-Mr. Gibson, Donald Dickson, George Guthrie. The 1943 chapter of Green Parrots has a total of twelve members. The club, under Mr. Gibson's supervision and direction, has been organized for three years and by combining the merits of the national debate fraternity and the national dramatic fraternity the club has endeavored to give recognition to those students participating in declamation, debate, or dramatics. Compliments of the Adamson Manufacturing Company DEBATE Firx! Row-jean Campbell, Dorothy Heasley, Marilyn Atkinson, Betty W'right, Mary Joanne Miller. Srcoml Row-Rodney Catheart, Bruce Nichols, Allen Klein, Boyd Martin, Wayne Shaiernocker, Ben Fassberg. Third Row-George Guthrie, Mr. Gibson, Donald Dickson. This year's debate squad, under the direction of Mr. Gibson, proved itself to be quite successful, having placed second in the District Contest and tied for third in the tournament at Massillon. The tally for the year's effort was, twenty victories in thirty-two debates. This year's question, Resolved, That A World Federal Government Should Be Established, proved quite difficult. Compliments of flre Adamson Manufaduring Company LIBRARY CLUB Firsf Row-Vivian Latham, Nancy Bauknecht, Ruth Sechrist, Betty Spooner, Eileen Zuch. Srvoml Row-Martha Harvey, Marion Zeh, Mary Lou Sutherin, Gcraldyn Schmidt, Ruth Moon, Earl Schrcckengost. Third Row-Don Ferguson, Margaret Rockcnberger, Dorothy Heasley, Bette Richardson, Miss Bott. The Library Club was organized for the purpose of bringing pupils into an intimate working relationship with the library. Student librarians help keep the library in order and aid in locating material for the students. During the school year 1942-43 they helped to carry out the national Victory Book Campaign with much success. Miss Bott is advisor of this club which has an enrollment of seventeen members. Iustison's Floral Service -- Say it with flowers - Pbone 4446 .gn vu-'Q nunmii - . BARK STAFF ' Firsl Row-Mary May wYlll!Cl10USC, Erma Felger, Eleanor Mead, Donna Morrow, Eileen Zuch, Marjorie McCarthy, Marion Zeh, Ruth Wilson. Srroml Row-Margaret Doll, Dorothy Heaslcy, Marilyn Atkinson, Betty Wright, Margaret Danch, Verda Koontz. Third Rou'--Earl Schrccltengost, jean Campbell, jean Saviers, Shirley Wirth, Patricia Barry, Miss Gaeth. Fourth Row-George Elwonger, Ray Kannal, David Elwonger, Ben Fassbcrg, Rodney Cathcart, Wayne Shaffcrnoclter, Boyd Martin, Donald Dickson. THE BARK The Bark, in its third year of publication, is one of the most popular of school activities. Appearing on alternate Fridays, it contains eight mimeographed pages of school news, humor, feature stories and sport. The quality of The Bark was shown by the fact that it placed second in the feature story division of a state contest sponsored by the Ohio School Newspaper Project. The same story also ranked third in the Columbiana County Public Health League News- paper Contest. Made up of volunteers from all classes, the staff is divided into three groups: literary staff, typing staff, and publication staff. Edifor ---- - Don Dickson Business Manager Wayne Shaffernocker Advisor - - - - Miss Gaeth Tbe Best in Service - East Pulestine Motor Sales 51? PoPun.AR LTEAGHERS PEPPIEST V . Mosr Vensarua PERSONALITY Mosr Popuma ' x Samoa Most Ln Kew To i a OUR Bussesr JOLLIEST BEST Msxeas Mosr ATHLETIC Compliments of Fosnaugbt Motor Sales - Your dealer for Studebaker - Radios Eves Seeremaea 42 u- .- 4 5 ig gow 0 Q2 5 6 is: - 2 I ..- nn - n - nn - 3 Ocroeek 42 - 2 L P' io 19 Lgujm 26 27 28 29 30 Novus-seen 2545 VT 'TTI 23 2425 2627 -Il 1 3 4 7 to 1 Lv! : f 15 12 ' 612. . 21 lll 31 42 Ili, 9 ' 4321 ill 1 l - ul . 4 l l , .l Z8 we ,s WHO Guvesv Q I 0 I i Q Q CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 14-First day of school. Only 179 more days. Won't be long now. 16-E. P. Band appeared at Lisbon Fair. 18-Rah! Rah! First pep session. Victory over Newell. Introduction of faculty. 22-Sr. Girl Reserves meet. 23-Pictures in assembly. 25-First Bark published. Pep session. Sebring game. 30-Have you heard about our harvest vacation? Sounds good, doesn't it? OCTOBER 2-A nice long assembly. Eighty-yard run by Westover which netted a 7-6 victory over Leetonia. 9-Another victory-Lisbon this time. 12-Nomination of class officers. 16-Election of new class officers. 19-Everyone celebrated at the Apple Dance. 26-Juniors convene on class rings and Seniors vote on announcements. 28-Cram! Cram! Tests, tests and more tests. Oh! why didn't I study more? NOVEMBER 2-Bob Taber appears in first pay assembly. Weren't those monkeys cute? 4-Ugh! Report Cards. 5-Election of new Student Council. 7-Football team defeated by Columbiana 19-12. 8-Prince of Peace Contest. 10-juniors struggle through intelligence tests. What's your I. Q.? I8-Mr. Shultz, the magician, was here. 20-Boosters honor the Football team at the Gridiron Dance. 23-Minstrel show. 26-Thanksgiving. A vacation at last. Regular supporters of the High School - Akenbeadis Ice Cream Ill 1 6 AE 25 26 2 Q 2 9 Ftsnumw .2 :sw 'BSmTIM3'm1 1.9 45 ' I 2 . :ms 9 li, F : -1 'L' A IE mal f U16 'mn C ,ma i A -8 s . 'Q' . . , 1 1 Q 1 2 naw V 2- h E -9 - , l V 1 Il K I 29 50 ' !1 nxmmzzlvimmxnxm xgvu 2 ' V 12 15 19 22 26 2 iitfhi' xo 17- 131415 1 22 28 J u N lW mIH!I' TU ill' J 4 5 N maidgg E449 25 27 28 29 50 ll' DECEMBER 1-Basketball Clinic. 6-Betty Wright and Don Dickson score in County Prince of Peace Contest 8-Band Concert. ll-Basketball season opens with Fairfield. JANUARY 8-Lost to Wellsville 34-15. 12-Victory over New Waterford. 15-Defeated by Salem. 22-Pvt. Thompson talked in assembly. 26-Defeated by Struthers 37-26. 27-Comedian Griffith in assembly. 28-Columbiana hereg Bulldogs defeated. FEBRUARY 5-Victory over Lisbon. 6-Bulldogs defeated Louisville. 8-Glass Blowers in assembly. 9-Bulldogs lose a heartbreaker to Minerva. 12-Hi-Y takes in new members. Leetonia gameg we won. 16-Bulldogs beaten by Chester. 19-E. P. loses thriller to Sebring. 22-Girls' physical education classes disband. 23-Bulldogs lose to Toronto. 26--Bulldogs defeated by Clippers. MARCH 2-Newton Falls edges E. P. in the N. E. O. Tournament, 34-33. 10-Mr. Ramsey speaks on warg annual Yale-Princeton game and Intra- mural game. ll-Girls' Leaders' dance in honor of Basketball team. 19-Lt. Rudge gives talk on Field Artillery in assembly. 26-Track Carnival. APRIL 2-Band Concert. 3-Track meet, scored 29 pointsg Freshman Dance. 9-Sophomore Tulip Trot. Miss Pino speaks in assembly. 17-Girl Reserve Prom. 30-Captain Taggart Speech Contest. MAY 14-County Track Meet at Salem. 15-Junior-Senior Prom. 21-Last day of school for the Seniors. 30-Baccalaureate. JUNE 1-2-Final Exams. 3-Commencement. But wishes to Senior Class from W. S. George Pottery fs 4 2 rwwwfvxi K K X fi sk sss1P:xI.R'1mm'QwSassmmxmxfiwsiiwmwsx Rvws. um 4. '- iw. MA JORETTES Nancy Baultnecht, Jean Campbell, Donna Lou Whitehouse, Mary Lou Sutherin. WAYNE SHAFFERNOCKER Drum Major Our marching band did much to inject school spirit and pep into the football games, rallies, parades, basketball games, and many other school functions. T l IRENE KVETKO Dirertor On April 2, they presented their annual spring concert at which Ernest Manring, a well-known music critic, gave the band constructive criticism regarding the concert. Of this, Miss Kvetko and the band may well be proud. Best wisbex to Senior Class from W. S. George Pottery .1 Que ...md A s .A in 1' W 4, 1 1 ' fa X 'f'v4'!f .-e 1 1 DQR d emuwff , 1 ' A .4 A, A .LL ' .11 . .iw ..L 1 -v- fiv 'Q iii . V ,.. ,- K .X Q.- --W 'if .'Qb . Q E ,gg F t i Q. 'Qs-, ann, rginia Baum V Doll, Mary , Marjorie Trautman Meek, janet kenhead, Mary jean nce, Betty A TE Law yne Candy, jane Gray. joanne 3 .W rOtl1y W'crner ker. Dc Slmllcrnrmc rf Rnu -XVavne Iv Kvctko. iss M mple, Sa Marjorie Um H is ll Play Sutlwcr n N urplwy Da e y Mclanson, Glada oth Dor othy Faulk. Ol' D Miller annal, Mary Joan ne Ray K nv OYDU D 'er, larl Schreckengost, Ivan UVQ ugcne Bl , IE Cf TTHT1 Ha obcrt R br ch UI Myerw. Marianne tli Ru tli Suclnrist Ru CU K llen Rau-A 4 1111.1 Su k. hic C Se ter, john Evelyn niet WH anda jean W. ding, 21' H Ark nson, jun or arilyn hibald. M FC A tclmuse. Kathleen Wh Mac ary M . Rr sc Bruno, fl SU Gb Rau-N uan ta Tim! Aldridge. Eff Rob Fcrr 5. ITICS ja I. Mansel jack rich, Delores Ulb Fox CS 'lam Bacon, Herbert Mcfaulcy ync n 5 'S N C V5 . Z VE F .. 5 'S .cn C. E 1 u C m u D PS U c '71 :x Q .. Q Q m Z I Q2 -Q X. -. if i. mi .zz ... 3 uv :i :J 1, L. f-5 .- K 3 Z1 'S .E 5 :1 m E FZ w 'S U .f Q f- L: fu ynch. ml. 3 Willi ssan, Fo s, Olga Van OPI Fassberg. Robert Pars Ben Hill. oberr utlierin. R . Donald S Z k juan l'1 U Dorn Isabel J Malice. UH Dm Leslie Mel-lunry. uf R flffb in Boyd Mart 95311. F0 ald Van On D ce Nichols FU u77a, B C , Artliur I7 eorge, Ycrda Koon G Slwaffcrnocl-ter. .lack Fdward YLHTT. . David C ll an H1 ry. Al CH W n Xlfl-l Mer ff? Run Il 5 ES KA L.M In fro E. P. H. S. Bunn' I0 hes is IL es! B Lyons 1 ere!! I.. E Senior Class the to u isbes best infere 3 5 M Km? sl if 49 ni' 'gpf im JC ' f iff I .f fn, T 55 Kpwnm-Q 3'--s-....4..h. If lun! 4 A F 1 gif. 'aims' alia ra ws- xeni- A CAPPELLA CHOIR Iiirxl Rou'-Braunda Gaskey, Marilyn Atkinson, Dolores Ulbrick, jean Zilk, Marjorie Sample, Nancy Baucknect, Rose Soldo. Swoml Rou'--Miss Kvetko, Eleanor Mead, Lucille Rambo, Mary Lou Sutllerin, jean Campbell, Dorothy Faulk, Wanda Winter, Wayne Shaffernocker. Tbinl Rou'-john Chick, Betty Batchlor, Mary jean Meek, Eileen Whitehouse, Miriam Ulrich, Mary Clark. Fourlb Rau'-Herbert Bacon, jack Mansell, Wayne McCauley, Ivan Dornon, Boyd Martin, Donald Ferguson, Wayne Gandy, Stanley Kell, Donald Dickson, junior Harding. Songbirds of E. P. H. S., the A Cappella Choir has completed its second consecu- tive year. Composed of thirty-three members chosen by tryouts from a large number of candidates, the choir has appeared at assemblies, at the Christian Church, and at a Christmas Concert. Under the skillful supervision of our new band director, Miss Kvetko, the choir made its first appearance of the year at a beautiful candlelight Christmas program. ORCHESTRA The orchestra has increased its instrumentation by the addition of some cello's, a viola and string bass and anticipates developing the organization further. Hofrirbterk - Where .style as well ax quality predominate: - East Liverpool, Obio ADVANCED CHORUS First Rmv-Gladys Guy, Mary Blutcher, janet Weschenmoser, Martha Hollabaugh, Mary Hollabaugh. Second Row-Miss Kvetko, June Roberts, Pauline Chick, Maxalee Hazelwood, Bessie Urmson, Lois Lalley. Third Row-Dorothy Davis, Eloise Gray, Erma Ferger, Donna jean Henry, Lucille Rambo. Fourth Row-Sara jane McCowin, Virginia Latham, Jane Kelly, Florence McKay, Pearl Stallsmith, Kathleen Archibald. Fifth Row-Margaret Rockenberger, Stanley Kell, Kenneth Licht. The advanced chorus made three appearances during the year, all of which took place around Christmas. Assisting the A Cappella Choir the chorus sang at the Christian Church, in assembly, and the Christmas Concert. Always a High School Booster-Elbert Brown-All kinds of insurance-W. Martin St.-Pbone 600 JUNIOR CHORUS Firxl Rou-Arwood Dishong, Greenville Hodge, Betty Guy, Dolores Bertolette, Oweda Gilson, Donna jean Frankland, Ellen Van Fossan, Marjorie Sample, Dolores Ulbrich, Anna Asliman, Braunda Gaskey, Rose Bruno, Mary May Whitehouse, james Colella, Wayne Henderson. SVLYIIIJ Rau'-jerry justice, Glenn Newcomer, David Elwonger, Marjorie Gotthardt, Dorothy Van Fossan, joanne Lawrence, jean Gose, Marian Young, Betsy Watson, Margaret Hollabaugh, Eileen Whitehouse, lidna Gray, Kathleen Kercligesner, Carl Scott, Ross Chaplow, Miss Kvetko. Tlririi Rou'-Lois Harding, Jacqueline Melott, Shirley Hawkes, Claudie Melott, Patricia Harrison, Betty McGahan, Greta Dugan, Rose Peterson, Rose Soldo, Helen Burns, Lucille Chaplow, Bill Lower, Ruth Ann Haskins, Martha Dornon, jean Cook, Betty Bowles, Miriam Ulrich. Gloria Minamyer, Ruth May, Betty Morrow, Betty Pierce, Wilma jean Hillenbrand, june Hulton. This Chorus, composed of a large number of boys and girls, made no public appearance during the year although a few of the girls assisted the advanced chorus during their appearances. Best wisbes to E. P. H. S. from T. H. Enterprise SOLOISTS Wayne McCauley, Marjorie Sample, john Chick. JANITORS Mr. Spaulding, Mr. Pickett, Mr. Jenkins. T Sincere Best Wishes to the Senior Class from Angle's Beauty Shoppe- 593 Wext North Avenue 'Sea 'xxklwi M. 'R F U , ,l Q f fl A h 4 S-f mm Q fs . 3, a 1 'Y 'X Xl Q K 1 M M Q. E F , r QR . . wk Y . isw' S . xy S ..v5.SiQl X Q' . 3 . 3 yW..q.gupn-vouinnhw St 5 x 'Q AGN k f in val as -wr? I . was bl. R if' . .ii 1, ,xx iw-X 'R 'ix 'Rr Q 'W K , Q: uf .NQNQM s U 1- wm- K x ID Wg... - xii Ill 1591 3 WI, y l ,ql Q-1 3 1 fl A KM A fy, m LW xlilif K Q Wiz' .L ,uh t ,Q A KX W bb. I p pq 5 x ' LD 1 , z if ' , ff' I Q '.Q .. 3 .gf Ml xxs W W 'eu f Q Xu In FOOTBALL The East Palestine High School football team, coached by Mr. Parker and captained by Robert Wile had only nine lettermen with which our coach was to build a team. Practice was started late in August and the prospects for the coming season became brighter day by day. Although the season was considered successful by most of the student body, the Bulldogs felt that the season could have been more successful had not continued injuries put them at a disadvantage, and disrupted their all important team work. The highlight of the season was our game with Leetonia in which Don Westover made a touchdown on the starting kick-off and which ended in a thrilling victory for Palestine with a score of seven to six. Other bright spots of the season were victories over Brookfield and Minerva, which showed our ability to come from behind and win. Credit for the successful and spirited team should be given not only to the boys themselves but to Coach Parker whose ability as a coach and his clean sportsmanship made possible the success of this team. SCHEDULE E.P.H.S. Opponents Newell , , -- 12 6 Sebring , , 0 6 Leetonia 7 6 Lisbon - , W 21 6 Brookfield , W- N 12 6 Minerva Y, aa 7 6 Boardman 0 40 Columbiana , . -- 12 19 Louisville 0 20 Eckerd?-Beaver County Leading Cut-Rate Drug Store-1218 Seventh Avenue Beaver Full: P ill! Q . . x 4 ' L 5 7, fl' Z a -Us NJ'-,gr , S 5 , 459 CY. in 22 2' 'ii W H 'Bm any If 1 'Eg' jgg ff n Di I A-', 1 ' . V gf Q A S ' ! i lsr Ugg, ws Ni , 3 ZSZ. ., E ' , f n i Y ' 'ait' ,w, , f ,., : V . X A iff ' ' ' A limi' A W f W :VV5 55-2, N A :VV :, . nw? if gif ,ff A . V . ..,, vv:- v in , - ' ' ' it ' K V . - I I ' ,S,. 97 Mall' 'E ..,. ZA' K ENR .1 9,4 5 IIWQQN3 ' A wi Il ' 4. I I' 'ik 34 . .Q if I4 : , g A xx 'Y BQ 5 Q My i-5? x 4 4 ' Ei x V' z WV K if M M Y Q? I 5 C 'rf' 'ii f , vm w . 16, ,SR um lsaf BASKETBALL The East Palestine Basketball team, captained by the only returning varsity letter- man, Richard Ashbridge, started the season at a decided disadvantage due to several injures that occurred preceding the opening game. These injuries had a decided effect upon the outcome of the games throughout the season. The spirit of the team was kept up by the conscientious efforts of Coach Frank M. Bryant who should be given much credit for the wonderful work he did in spite of such disheartening odds. Fairfield Newell Fitch Alumni Wellsville Waterford Salem . Boardman Struthers Columbiana SCHEDULE Lisbon Louisville Minerva , Leetonia Chester Sebring Toronto Columbiana Newton Falls E.P.H.S. Ojzponenfx 22 18 25 39 26 28 , 29 26 , 22 '52 18 38 29 52 , 33 38 W 33 34 Compliment: of Kacbnerir Grocery-Meats, Groceries-66 W. Main St.-We deliver an-nity:-f If' wings, K ii if -ir Y ' wif -QL 1-,If def -'f'f 31 W' E--in Nw Z F3 ,is TRACK Since the Fphanian goes to press before more than one track meet unfolds this year it will be impossible to write this season's records. The one track meet in which the Bulldogs participated was the indoor meet at Pittsburgh. The team, coached by Bill Wglrd, and C0-captained by Harold Roberts and Tom Carter, took third place in this meet. We had seven lettermen back this year: Tom Carter, Harold Roberts, Stanley Kell, Don Dickson, Don Linsey, Calvin W.1de, and Herbert Gorby. Witli these veterans who have been improving right along and the newcomers who will be showing up in the coming meets, the track prospects look encouraging. Pittsburgh indoor meet fln'ri'-April East Liverpool dual meet lien'-April Uhriehsville invitational flrerz'-Api'il Wfellsville dual meet lien'-April Mentor Relays fZ1l'I'0'-Mllj' Canton Relays flwre-May County Meet Salem-May Struthers 7 bert'-May District Meet Salem--May v YALE TEAM-left Firxf Ron'-Erma Fclger, janet Trautman, Marion Zeh, Ceaprainl, Martha McCamon. r Svrwnl Ron'--lean Saviers, Patricia Morganstern, Ruth Ann Haskins, Dorothy Heasley. PRINCETON-righl First Row-Betty Veon, janet Jeffries, Vercla Koontz Qcaptainj. - Svroml Row-Ruth Moon, Virginia Latham, Margaret Doll, Donna Lou Whitehouse, Patricia Barry. GIRLS' ALL STAR GAME The annual Yale-Princeon All Star girls' basketball game was held in the Gym on March 10. Yale defeated Princeon 13-8. The game, refereed by Mr. Tarr, was under UNITY the supervision of the Girls' Leaders' Club. hrs! Rau'--Edward Landsbcrger, Glenn Sutherin. Srmml Rou-Nick Paradise. TINY!! Ruu-Harold Roberts, Raymond Buhecker, Donald Dickson. UNITY BOYS' INTRAMURALS ln boys' intramural basketball, Unity won the tournament by defeating the Reserve II at a night game held in the Gym on March 10. CHEERLEADERS These cheerleaders have, for three years, injected pep into our cheering at the football and basketball games. Their tricky cheers have done much to boost the morale of the teams. CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS Frances Baryski, Leon Tarr, jew Gone. Betty Veon, Lucille Rambo. 6 For the best in hardware - Knnal Brothers pun 2:1 ,Ugg rfaazpoag aqg jo squauqldnuoj 1503 - SJJYIPOJJ Jflfl ogqo 1004.4 Q .-- fi lu .t ihygi Q X13 Us si, B54 4 - UNITY Firxf Ron-Arwood Dishong, Susan Stallsmith, Margaret Daneh, Adele Adamson, Ruth W'ilson, Doris lflwonger, Frances Batyslti, Paul Schmidt. Sworn! Rau--Iune Huston, Marguerite Nutter, Gertrude liuhecker, Donna Saviers, june Roberts, Isabel Dornon, Lois Upole, Ruth Myers, Gloria Satterwhite. Tlmim' Ron'-Pearl Stallsmith, lfdward Landsberger, james Forney, Robert Hammer, Glenn Newcomer, Leslie McHenry, -lean Saviers. Fvurlb Ron'-Lloyd Myers, Harold Roberts, Raymond Buhecker, XY'illi.nn Lower, lfraneis Ward, Mervin McHenry, Thomas Carter. NEGLEY First Rout-Robert George, Dorothy Mackall, Mary Lou Mahon, Kathryn Dyke, Faye Illliott, Betty Guy, Donald Corby. Sevoml Row-Betty Swoggcr, Sara jane McCowin, june Mahon, Shirley Gorby, W'illiam Murphy, lfugene Filippinc. Tbinf Rou'-Richard Slokum, Glad.: Murphy, Agnes Shultz, Ruth Ann Bricker, Betty Batchelor, Mary Lou Sutherin, Robert li. Gorby, Lloyd George. Fourth Row-Charles Bowles, Donald Mackall, William Pilati, john Bica, Wayne Holt, Robert Rowley, William Sponsel, Wayne Campbell, jacob Zundel. N x. x X. f. 2:5 - Y Q t wri WNi 1 o ' UP'- CLASS WILL-QContinued from page 162 I, Allen Klein, will my line of bunk to Rod- ney Cathcart. I, Peg Koontz, will my love for Miss Doxsee to next year's typing students. I, Helen Kraus, will my prospective marriage to Evelyn Seiters. I, Lois Lally, will my Veronica Lake hairdo to Kathleen Kerchgesner. I, Ginny Latham, will my cute smile to Marjorie Sample. I, Wayne Lemley, will my cute baby face to Chester Blutcher. I, Don Linzey, will my way with cars to Doc George. Remember, Doc, the fast driver gets there first-maybe! I, Don Lipp, will my name Errol to anyone, just to get rid of it. I, jack Mansell, will my musician's haircut to Jack Budd. I, Mary Mansfield, will my knowledge of trucks to anyone else interested in the trucking business. I, Martha McCamon, will my cute dimples to my brother Bob, just to keep it in the family. I, Jane McCarthy, will my violent temper to Faye Elliott. I, Marjorie McCarthy, will my friendly ways to our unfriendly classmates. I, Delores McIntosh, will my dancing ability to next year's Freshmen. I, Florence McKay, will my wasp waist to our aging teachers. I, Lee McMillen, will my book on how to give and receive kisses to all inexperienced. I, Sara jane McCowin, will my bus ride every day to next year's Negleyites. I, Ila Mae Meanor, will my New Waterford Romeos to my cousin Sis. I, Mary Jean Meek, will my meekness to Jean Gose. My! what a quiet school. I, Dorothy Melanson, will my sedate walk to Eleanor Beight. I, junior Mint, will my ability to do fdearj hunting on school days to any wolf who wants a irl. g I, Ruth Moon, will my way with men to Gerry Latham. I, Betty Munyon, will my quiet ways to Green- ville Hodge. I, Glada Murphy, will all my Army fellows to anyone who goes ga-ga over uniforms. I, Lloyd Myers, will my bass horn to anyone who eats their Wheaties. I, Bruce Nichols, will my Tom-Thumb physique to Don Sedwick-not that he needs it. I, Marguerite Nutter, will my cute little wise- cracks to anyone who is moron enough to use them. I, Nick Paradise, will my ability to know every- body's business to next year's Bark Staff. I, Dick Patton, will my lab technique to any- one who isn't afraid of Miss Sleesman's constant explosions. I, Alice Pazer, will my love of knitting to any- one who has time on their hands. I, Bill Pilati, will my position as left tackle on the football team to Joe Taucher. I, Seats Rafferty, will my curly hair to all girls who are tired of getting permanent waves. I, Lucille Rambo, will my ability to drag a man to the altar to all old maids. I, Bette Richardson, will my dizziness to Soupie Campbell. I, Harold Roberts, will my ability to do the half-mile in two minutes and four seconds to Dave Crum. I, Margaret Rockenberger, will my witty re- marks and unfailing sense of humor to Adele Adamson. I, Dick Rockenberger, will my weight to next year's football team. Here's hoping we have a successful season. I, Mildred Rose, will my two-timing ability to all girls who think they can get away with it. I, Ella Mae Rhul, will my lovely complexion to Betty McGahan. I, Gloria Satterwhite, will my love of jazz to Bob Kibler. Truck on down, Bob. I, Jean Saviers, will my pretty teeth to my sister, Donna. I, Gerry Schmidt, will my nonchalant air to Wilbur Bacon. I, Lois Schooley, will my little girl pig tails to anyone who doesn't have a priority on bobby pins. I, Wayne Shaffernocker, will my place in the Band to any up and coming Freshman. I, Agnes Shultz, will my place in the line of 43 brides to all who can catch a man these days. I, Bill Silvis, will my noon dates to Ed Bucher. I, Lena Soldo, will my height to junior Maxwell. I, Betty Spooner, will my five-and-ten cent store job to my cousin, Velma Nulf. I, Pearl Stalsmith, will my ride from Unity to my sister, Susan. I, Ossie Sutherin, will my slow ambling walk to Mr. McClay. I, Lois Upole, will my ability to chew gum with mathematical regularity to all Fourth of july fans. I, Bessie Urmson, will my subtle ways to all those who want to keep things under cover. I, Don VanFossen, will my ability to sleep in classes to anyone who never gets enough sleep. I, Betty Veon, will my way of saying hello to all those who never have time to say hello. I, Francis Ward, will my riding attire to Arwood Dishong. I, Dick Wellemeyer, will my devilish ways to Boyd Martin. See you in the pulpit, Boyd. I, Janet Weschenmoser, leave my childish ways to next year's Seniors. You haven't grown up yet even though you may think so. I, Pug Wile, will my one white handkerchief to all the girls that regret my graduation. No need crying, girls, I'll still be living in East Palestine. I, Shirley Wirth, will my ability to be involved in all activities to anyone who isn't afraid of work. I, Betty Wright, will my speech -abilities to all those interested in dramatics. I, Marion Zeh, will my cute ways to Joanne Miller. I, Mary Ziegler, will my beautiful car to my kid brother. Compliments to E. P. H. S. -- from a friend By Hncx The best way to he sure is to wisely insure For the future is uncertain at hestg The wise thinking man will use our plan And we will take care of the rest. DEE! AUTO LIFE FIRE ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZATION and RETIREMENT INCOME ..l. EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Phone 379 Best Wishes of THE KENMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY East Palestine, Ohio -I. Manufacturers of UPHOLSTERED LIVING ROOM FURNITURE ICE CREAM AND FRUIT SHERBETS Sodas Cheese Sundaes Cold Meats Milkshakes Sandwiches Klondikes Lunches Cones Coffee Bricks Bread Ginger Ale Cakes ISHL Y'S PENNZOIL PRODUCTS Accessories Lubricating 5 Compliments of Ye Qlcle Mill Complzments Of CHICKS CAI-'E JACK 8: JACK Sunoco Service Station Phone 405 BRITTAIN MOTCDRS INC. Chevrolet - Pont G. M. C. Ph 626 DWIGHT MORRIS CHINA CG. For Artware of Distinction T Call at 235 East Main or Phone 2235 The Jbfanagement of the EAS T PALESTINE GRAND THEA TRES Extend The1r Congratulahons to the Senzor Class of 1943 and Thank Them for Their Portroncrge Compliments of RUSS CHICK GIHIUERY Home Dressed Meats and Quality Groceries Wholesale Tobacco, Cigars, and Chewing Gum ,DCC 300 Park Avenue Dial 827 Authorized Agency Congratulations for the Class of '43 w o R L D F A M o u s + ADAM HATS BEN REISMAN 4- Department Store M. D. KLEIN For the best in . W I R T H Body Service N O V E L T Y HART S T O R E AUTO BODY Wallpaper and Paint + -Ii P hone 23' I SCHOCL SUPPLIES BUSH AND PAXSUN Heating. Roofing and Sheet Metal Work 5 Phone 835 We Serve the Public it HAWK HARDWARE 57 N. Market St. For The Best In Cosmetics and Drugs FERN DRUG STORE 127 N. Market Street The Safest Bank Going -L New Waterford Savings and Banking Go. Phone 2331 New Waterford, Ohio Mascher's 7 Jewelry Store E I' I a n U B r S 'I' Fifth Street Diamonds ' Watches East Liverpool, Ohio Clocks 0 Silverware Expert Repair Service 103 N. Market Street 5 Eastern Ohio's Largest Exclusive Outfitters for Men and Boys OURS is a big job. There's a whole new world that's yours for the making. W'e've watched you grow up with the best groundwork in the world. Success to you in that better future we're striving for. il.. Molielve 's M eats Groceries Canned Foods -.,.ggf,3g...- RUKENBROD'S MEAT MARKET Greatest Value for the Ieast points ,ti SCHODDE'S MEAT MARKET Compliments of McCOMMON HARDWARE if Hardware for All Occasions For Best In Insurance Compliments 01' PM amp? sang BFE John H. 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