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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

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I I The same year that we entered this institution of learn- ing as frightened, green, little Freshmen, Mr. Blackburn also entered as a rookie teacher. Two years later, as Juniors, we asked him to be our advisor. He accepted and gave us finvaluable help in making our prom a success, besides many other functions. This year we again asked him to fill that capacity. Once more he accepted and, if possible, even surpassed last year's record in helping to make our senior year one that we will long remember. Now comes the time for our class to become a memory, but fortunately for the school, he will remain. However, as a final token of appreciation for his sympathetic help and understanding we, the Class of 1954, desire to dedicate our yearbook, the Ephanian, to Mr. Blackburn. A' gona! of Education Seated: R. E. Charlton, Emory Miller, President, Mrs. Conley, Clerk, Harry Andrus, Retired, T. R. Hersh, Superintendent. Standing: Dwight Morris, John Rudloffg Frank Springer, Vice-President. N!! 14 I MR. HERSH MRS. DECKER MR. LABER Superintendent Secretary Principal Ohio Northern, B. S. Mount Union, B. S Ohio State, M. A. University of Michigan, M. A. Harvard University 1 .wwf ELIZABETH ATKIN HARRY BEITSCH ROY BLACKBURN Mt. Union College, B. A. Texas Institute of Technology f Muskingum College, B, A, English III UI1lV6I'Sity of PittSbl1I'gh Commercial Arithmetig Librarian Geneva College Business Law B- S- in Ch9miStI'y Consumer Education Physics Chemistry Y SYLVIA DODD GRACE ERATH JOHN HOGAN ' Otterbein College Geneva College, B. A. of Cincinnati, B. A. Indiana State Teachers College English III, IV Football Coach Home Economics Speech English II LEE MCMILLAN JAMES G. NESBETT BETTY NORDMAN Kent St t U - - Geneva College Geneva College, B.A. a e nwggsifiy' B' S' and M' E B. S. in Education Allegheny College Chorus University of Pittsburgh Youngstown College Driving Instructor University of Michigan World History Latin I, II 2 French I, II MW 6? N - ff. JOHN REFD U JAMES ROBERTSON ROSE ROSS Kent State Umvefsltyn Muskingum College University Of Wisconsin B. S. and M. Anm Education Akron University Kent State University, B. S. M- A- In ?0ht1Qa1 50191109 General Science Girls' Physical Education Social Science i Bioingy Typing I American History . : n a K i . ' ii 1 I 5 f i 456 6 W ji? N ' 2 t Witt, X I S gs ,Q fp g!'R:!', xi we, Xl , A . R : 5 it f Q My 5? ww R 4 R9 M. iv MABEL SHEERER JACK SWINDERMAN CHARLES TREECE ,-icy Westminister College, B. B. A. Muskingum College, B. A. Bowling Green State Unixb-efrsity University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. Health ' Wood and Metal Shop Columbia University Boys' Physical Education Mechanical Drawing Typing II Basketball Coach Shorthand I, II W, E, WARD BERTHA WILSON Wgogtery B, S, Ball State College Chautauqua Lake School B- S- in EdUCati0Y1 of Physical Education University of Michigan, M. A. Track Coach University of Wisconsin Mathematics English I American History 3 Zpiaacan Staff SUSAN FREDERICK MARY ANN PAPPAS Editor Assistant Editor MARY LOU McCOWN DANIEL FLYNN Business Manager Ass't Business Manager Seated: Carol Burkey, Dorothy Brown, Tom Dudas, Gail Merwin, Peggy Jackson, Mary Margaret Meek, Larry Springer, Susan Frederick, Mary Ann Pappas, Larry Hunston, Paul Rauch, Norma White, Mary Lou McCown, Peggy Gray, Marietta Weigle, Edalene McConnell, Sandra Doran. Standing: Norma Manno, Jeanne Smith, Ruth Bailey, Grace DiCarlo, Kay Rukenbrod, faculty advisor Mr. Laber, Iva Grim, Betty Burkey, senior sponsor Mr. Blackburn, Christina Kay, Danny Flynn, Dick Marshall, Patsy Lindner, Charleen Hall, Barbara Freer Not Shown: Klare Whitaker, David Hause, Georgiann Gorby. 4 J I Seadafw 5 President LARRY SPRINGER Vice-President PAUL WOODS Seadoo Offdcew 554 Secretary KAY RUKENBROD Treasurer GEORGIAN N GORBY 6 Advisor MR. BLACKBURN WILLIS BARNHART Barney Wh en Mr. Reid lacks farming news, Willis will express his views. East Liverpool School 1 DALE RICHARD BIRD Dale Some folks run into a stone wall, Then there's those who hit Bird playing football. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 ,Sf DOROTHY RIE ANNICO o Dot's futu There's a on Secretar Mrf ce 4 O e e etary bf RUTH ANN BAILEY Ruthie Her friends they are many, planned, Her foes, are there any? hand. Ephanian Staff 4 One Act Play Contest 1, 2 Junior Class Play 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Girls Leaders 4 Boosters 4 Secretary to Mr. Beitsch 4 SHIRLEY ANN BLACK x Shir1 A tap dancer great she wants to be, But she'll be O a secretary wait and see T6 Q Student S retar JL Ujkavul Grid IRICHARD woon BROOK Rick P Tall in stature is his size, In basketball he is a prize. Basketball 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, WILLIAM BINGHAM Bill Old Bill works at the five and dime, It's not the Ritz but he thinks it's fine. Football Manager 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 M y I CARL BLACK Blackie A happy lad, he seems carefree, As he rides the bus from Unity. I. M. Softball Champs 2, 3 BETTY RUTH BURKEY Betts Innocent look, but just the same, Mischievous is her middle name. 1 Ephanian Staff f 1 Band 1, 2, 3 Music Contest Tri-Hi-Y 4 f Girls Leaders 4 Mil FREDERICK BYCROFT Mole Some day l'm going to wake up and die right. Student Council 2 One Act Play Contest 1, 2, 3 Best Actor 1 Taggart Prize Contest 3 Chorus 1 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2, 4 Boys Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY ELIZABETH JOYCE LOUISE BROWN BROWN H H ciD0ryy: -Jo You'1l meet her out at Always quiet and Very Browns some day, Serving Shy' io rguch We almost moo juice on a tray. gass. er y' E hanian Staff 4 arlington School 1 P Darlington School 1 I EDWARD EARL COPE lflkeh Since Ed started at the Rexall store, They don't make money any more. P. A. Crew 2, 3, 4 1-Ii-Y 3, 4 8 Gljgjifivj ESTHER JOANNE COPE Joanne A girl from Negley you should meet, She's pleas- ant, kind and very sweet. Tri-Hi-Y 3 Sec. to Miss Wilson 4 Office Secretary 4 N CAROL JANE BURKEY Janie Janie Burkey is her name, ' Some day she will rise tok f fame. Ephanian Staff 4 A Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Chorus Accompanist 4 ,, Music Contest 1, 2, 4 ' Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 X Band Council 4 Journalism Workshop 3 Majorette 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY ANN CHAPLOW ..D0t,, Watch and see she'll be a nurse, But she must go to training first. One Act Play Contest 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Leaders 3, 4 SANDRA LOU DORAN Sandy In every game she's fair and square, There's no better sport anywhere. Student Council 4 Ephanian Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Girls Leaders Boosters 4 Girls State 3 fl CARL THOMAS DUDAS uD0gv1 Old dogs never die, They just bury bones. Scholarship Team 2 Ephanian Staff 4 Basketball 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4 . its - J will 1- -Y P WM HAROLD CUNNINGHAM ucuttyn The Pirates are his pride and joy, There's not an- other .for this boy. I. M. Softball Champs 3 GRACE LOUISE DiCARLO Gracie To succeed in life she's a sure bet, Just as she did as our head majorette. Class Vice-President 2 Student Council 2 Ephanian Staff 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Music Contest 2, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Girls Leaders 2, 3, 4 President 4 Boosters 3, 4 Student Secretary 4 Band Council 4 J MXQAJJ, DANIEL ROBERT FLYNN 4aDa-nnyrv In science he will profess, That tfhe best of theories are only a guess. Scholarship Team 2, 4 Ephanian Staff 4 One Act Play Contest 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 Secretary 2 9 SUSAN SCHOLL FREDERICK Susie Small but mighty. Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Ephanian Staff 4 Editor Chorus 1, 2 Music Contest 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Journalism Workshop 3 RUTH LOUISE DRUMMOND Ruthie Never take a boy when you can get a man. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Contest 2, 4 I. M. Basketball Champs 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 Band Council 3 Girls Leaders 2, 3, 4 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Library Club 4 FRANCES ARLENE DYKE Arlene Worry and I have never met. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 JANE LOIS GARSIDE llJaneYl Diamonds are a girls best friend. Band 1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Office Secretary 4 GEORGIANN GORBY Georgie A girl hose heart is in her wor A ple sure 'tis to know er. Class as r 4 Stud Co 3 Eph an St f 4 Ba -Hi- , 2, 3, 4 ' resident 1 Tr surer 3 Girls Leaders 2, 3, 4 Boosters 3, 4 M ic et V1 BARBARA JOYCE FREER RONALD ROSS FULLER UBarb Ronnie A cheerful smile makes Whats the U59 Of hl11'l'Yil'1g the darkest of days sunny. Wherf, there 5 Plenty ef Ephanian Staff 4 tulle- ni-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Prince of Peace Contest 3 Student Secretary 4 Bane 1: 2 WW' Music Contest 1, 2 Varsity Track 2 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Council 2, MARGARET ANN ..Peggy,. Darn the draft! Ephanian Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 4 Girls Leaders 4 Office Secretary 4 GRAY IVA EILEEN GRIM HIvaH A friend in n e e d, is friend indeed. Student Council 2, 4 Ephanian Staff 4 Band 1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 President 3 Girls Leaders 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Boosters 2, 3, 4 a JOHN ALLEN GILLOOLY Romme1 He's quiet and he's shy, But just watch him when a girl goes by. Class Vice-President 1 Stage Manager 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 I. M. Softball Champs 2 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 NETTIE MAE AVES HP-u li Hey, Ca ne around here jitt ? Tri-Hi-Y Frankfor . S. 1, 2, 3 M Wi . VY, MJ ,fkjfuwfbffi SHIRLEY ELLEN HARROLD Shirl It must be nice to have those natural curls. One Act Play Contest 3 Band 1 Music Contest 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4 Sec. to Miss Sheerer 4 Office Secretary 4 Library Club 3 JOHN PETER HAWK John The hardware business is my line, Anything from nails to twine. Chorus 1 Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 Q A if x f PHYLLIS CHARLEEN HALL Charlie Them there eyes! Scholarship Team 1, 3 E hanian Staff 4 P One Act Play Contest 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play 3 Chorus 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Boosters 2, 3, 4 Student Secretary 4 NORMA JEAN HALL Norma Jean Her middle name is ath- lete, In every game she did compete. Scholarship Team 1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Girls Leaders 3, 4 Treasurer Boosters 4 I DAVID EMANUEL HAUSE I lJapU And still his tongue ran on Ephanian Staff 4 Junior Class Play 3 Band 1, 2 Music Contest 2 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 Track Manager 1 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2 HARRY JOHN HERBERT Bruno Some day it will drive me to despair, That awful trite, How's the weather up there? Stage Manager 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 VIVIAN MARIE HUGHES JANET RAE HULTON vi --Janet When I think, I must A friend, 3 Chllmy 3 8'-70d speak. sport too, Loyal pal, tried one Act Play contest 2 and true- Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Bafldl Girls Leaders 4 Tfl'H1'Y 1' 2v 31 4 Boosters 4 Library Club 1 MJ wifi 1 sb MARGARET ANN D JACKSON Hpeggyh Ambition is a spirit in the world. Class Treasurer 2 Scholarship Team 2 Ephanian Staff 4 One Act Play Contest 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 President 1 Girls Leaders 3, 4 Boosters 2, 3, 4 President 4 CLYDE WILIAM KENNEDY Sonny Men may come and men may go, But I go on for- ever. Chorus 1 Hi-Y 1, 2 B X y- . LARRY ALLAN HUNSTON uLaI,ryn I Could be better if I HOWARD DUANE HUSTON would, But it's so lone- H0Wafd some being good. And worry is what he St. Clairsville School 1 does everything but. Bridgeport School 2 One Act Play Contest 4 Scholarship Team 3, 4 Junior Class Play 3 ,W ' Y! JOAN PHYLLIS LAMBRIGHT UJO Enon will shine toni . x 1 X E We n , , A., lf' xy CHRISTINA KAY lKTina'Yl Brilliance and silence go hand in hand. Class Treasurer 3 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Ephanian Staff 4 Junior Class Play Student Director ' Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Boosters 4 t ROBERT LEE KNIGHT Bob He is not bashful, He is careful. Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 I. M. Basketball Champs 2 0 PATSY LOU LINDN R Pat The better known, The better liked. Student Council 3 Treasurer 3 Ephanian Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Office Secretary 4 Sec. to Mr. Blackburn 4 RICHARD LEE Dick Let me be what I am seek not to alter me. Scholarship Team 3 Ephanian Staff 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 MARY LOU MCCOWN HL0uYl Peppy, laughing, full of fun, With a smile for everyone. Class President 3 Scholarship Team 1, 2 Ephanian Staff 4 Business Manager Band 1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 1 President 2 Girls Leaders 2, 3, 4 Boosters 3, 4 NORMA JEAN MANNO PHYLLIS MAE LUEK TW1l'Py Phil In her genius lies her , - might, To paint and draw Ihygzangot a date with a is her delight. Chorus 1 4 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y '1 2 3 4 Ephanlan 4 ,' ' ' Chorus 1 F A 0 ' G Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 I f Vice-President 3 Boosters 2, 3, 4 Sec. to Mrs. Erath 4 Library Club 4 Girls State 3 K4 EDALENE MCCONNELL Eddie Hey, Joe! Ephanian Staff 4 Chorus 1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Girls Leaders 3, 4 Boosters 3, 4 Sec. to Miss Ross 4 ALICE MAE MCELROY Alice This cute Pennsylvania lass, Is the youngest in our class. Sec to Mrs. Dodd 4 Club 3, 4 J, CHARLES LOUIS MCELROY Charlie I'm growed up, almost. KENNETH RICHARD MCGUCKIN Kenny Juniors are nice, aren't they? CHARLENE MAE MEEK Meeksie I take life just as I find it. One Act Play Contest 1, 2 Junior Class Play 3 Taggart Prize Contest 1 Prince of Peace Contest 1 Chorus 1, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 Library Club 3, 4 BARBARA GAIL MERWIN Mert The world was made for fun and frolic. Ephanian Staff 4 One Act Play Contest 1, 2, 4 Best Actress 4 Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Boosters 2, 3, 4 ANITA CHLOE MOREY Anita A little giggling now and then, Will make your heart content. Chorus 1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, 2 MARY MARGARET MEEK Mert Happy am I, and from care I'm free, Why aren't they all content like me? Class Secretary 2 Student Council 1 Ephanian Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Girls Leaders 4 Boosters 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 , OM RICHARD OSBERG MARY ANN PAPPAS Mary Ann ROBERT MERCER HBObl7 I have fought a great fight, I have finished the course. KENNETH NUTTER Beans All great men are dying, And I don't feel well myself. Football 2 , Umckn , Whatever I have tried to HIS Ways are Clulet but do in life, I have tried to friendly. 14 do well. Scholarship Team 3 Ephanian Staff 4 Assistant Editor One Act Play Contest 3 Prince of Peace Contest 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Boosters 4 Journalism Workshop 3 BRANDT RIDDLE Brandt Throughout the day I hear you snoring, I agree with you, school is boring. GLENN SAVIERS Glenn Life is just one thing after another. Hi-Y 2, 3 PAUL EDWARD RAUCH Paul The sailors have nothing on this boy. Class President 2 Class Secretary 3 Student Council 4 Ephanian Staff 4 One Act Play Contest 1, 2 Junior Class Play 3 Taggart Prize Contest 3 lst place Music Contest 1, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Basketball Manager 1 Track Manager 1, 2 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Vice-President 2 Band Council 2, 3, 4 4 ,'.4 I Q fl 225, s KAY RUKENBROD llKayYl 1 JEANNE SMITH Jeanne Two sparkling eyes, a ready smile, All help to make life worth while. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 President 4 Ephanian Staff 4 One Act Play Contest 1 Chorus 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Leaders 2, 3, 4 Boosters 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Student Secretary 4 Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu- siasm. Class President 1 Class Secretary 3 Student Council 2, 3 Secretary 3 Treasurer 2 One Act Play Contest 4 Junior Class Play 3 Chorus 1 Girls Leaders 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 Boosters 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 THOMAS LEE SEITER Tom I envy no man that knows more than I, But I pity him that knows less. Band 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Football 4 if I 1 15 ,, .-. '- is I HAROLD STROHECKER Hecker Nice, pleasant, sincere and true, We're proud to be called a friend of you. Football 3, 4 DONALD ROBERT SUMMERS Don Juan I'm fond of girls really am! Chorus 1, 2 LAWRENCE ROBERTS SPRINGER uLan.yn You don't play a drum, You beat it. Class President 4 Class Treasurer 1 Scholarship Team 3 Ephanian Staff 4 One Act Play Contest 1, 2 Best Actor 2 Junior Class Play 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 Music Contest 1, 2, 4 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 President 2 Secretary 1, 4 Band Council 3, 4 1 A53 Ni 1 1 16 MARIETTA WEIGLE Marietta Virtue is its own Tri-Hi-Y 1, '2, 3, 4 Ephanian Staff 4 Office Secretary 4 Sec. to Mr. Robertson 4 5 . ff , V! , , 1 , reward. MARILYN STUART Shorty Small, but so's a stick of dynamite. Sec. to Miss Atkin 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 MARLENE MAE TUSAR Marlene A little fun never hurt anyone. -41 'DIMM gli . , f' 4 Us KLARE LARUE WHITAKER Klare As happy as the day is long. Ephanian Staff 4 Chorus 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Girls Leaders 2, 3, 4 Boosters 4 JOHN EDGAR WHITEHOUSE, Jr. Dexter His friends are as many as his nicknames. Band 1 Football 4 Basketball 3, 4 Track 1 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Boys State 3 c I, MARILYN FAYE WHALEN Marilyn She's in her glory when on roller-skates. Chorus 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Boosters 2, 3, 4 ,S PAUL ALLEN WOODS Woodsy Thank God he has no twin Class Vice-President 4 Track 3 all 0 NORMA JANE WHITE Norm However near it seems to be, Petersburg's still too far off for me. Ephanian Staff 4 Chorus 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. to Mr. Swinderman 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3 JACK ALLEN WOLFE Jack He that invented work should have finished it. WW 4470' While we have the floor we would like to take this opportunity to give our thanks to our good friend and principal, Mr. H. S. Laber, for all the much needed help he gave us during our four. hectic but wonderful years. In addition, we, the Class of 1954, possessing the equivalent of sound minds and bodies, do hereby will to the classmen who will follow in our worthy, notable footsteps, the following: ITEMS ill our dearly beloved teachers who bore with us during our four years of trials and tribulations, C27 our many good times we had with fellow class- men, as well as underclassmen, and 43D lastly, we will you these: I, Peggy Jackson, will my freckles to anyone who likes them-Heaven help them. I, Howard Huston, being of sound mind C?J will my ability to give speeches to Mike Reed. I, Larry Hunston, will my ability to become nervous during speech class to Joe Tancer. I, Janet Hulton, will my ability in driving class to anyone who thinks they can drive in neutral. I, Vivian Hughes, will my love C'?l for Mr. Reid's classes to anyone simple enough to like them. I, John Herbert, will my ability to peel back on 18-19 to any other center who likes to get a peel block. I, John Hawk, will my seat in 28 study hall to Tom Young and John Dunlap. I, David Hause, will my rickshaw and return ticket to Japan to Buck Baumgardner. I, Shirley Harrold, will my love for Mr, Blackburn's classes to Carol Norton, in hopes that she passes them as I managed to do. I, Charleen Hall, will my good fortune to be in the ROADEO to anyone with nerves of steel who thinks he can take it. I, Iva Grim, will my driving course to anyone who likes to give people a thrill. I, Peggy Gray, will my grades in Shorthand II to anyone who likes to worry. I, Nettie Graves, will my Southern drawl to Charlsi Castles, who doesn't need it. I, Georgianne Gorby, will my good typing eraser to anyone who 'is a worse typist than I. I, Ronnie Fuller, will my stock in the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company to anyone interested. I, Barbara Freer, will my naturally curly hair to any girl who doesn't like to put hers up every night. I, Susie Frederick, will my height to Bill Peters. I, Daniel Flynn, leave anything I have that anyone would want to anyone who wants it. I, Arlene Dyke, will my bashfulness to anyone who doesn't like to talk. I, Tom Dudas, will my bone pile to any underclass dog. I, Ruth Drummond, will my majorette position to anyone who likes to keep cool. I, Sandra Doran, will my ride home at noon with Mr. Reid to anyone who dislikes hurrying. I, Grace DiCarlo, will my size 16 gym suit to any small girl who can take Miss Ross's teasing. I, Harold Cunningham, will my place on the Negley bus to Bob Minamyer. I, Dorothy Chaplow, will my ability to take shorthand at a fast rate and get good grades in it to my sister Noren, hoping she likes it as well as I did. I, Fred Bycroft, Killer , will my love for ladybugs to Mr. Reid. I, Carol Jane Burkey, will my wonderful times in High School, especially in band, to my sister Nora Lee. I, Betty Burkey, will my saxaphone to anyone with the ability to get twice as many squeaks as I do. I, Joyce Brown, will my seat in home room 37 to my sister Helen. I, Dorothy Brown, will my job at the restaurant to anyone who wants to have a good excuse to stay out late. I, Rick Brook, will my ability 4??J in French to any up and coming French student. Shirley Black, will my love for American government to Dale Beight. I know he'll do his best. Carl Black, will my car to anyone who will take the chances I've had with it. Dale Bird, will my ability to hit ends to any guard. Bill Bingham, will my ability to get into trouble in physical education to John Dunlap. Willis Barnhart, will my American government intellectual capacity to Kenny Knight. Ruth Bailey, will my acting ability to Mary Jane Foster, who could well use it when caught doing something wrong. Dorothy Annico, will my Hrst seat in every class to anyone who likes being in the front of the room, and hope they enjoy it more than I did. John Gillooly, will my love to practice and to take gassers after football practice to Jack Straley. Norma Hall, will my love for essay tests in govern- ment to next year's seniors. Paul Woods, will my love for school dances to every- one who likes to dance. Jack Wolfe, do hereby will my ability to shoot rabbits to Mr. Blackburn. John Edgar Dexter Whitehouse, Jr., Etc., will my many nicknames to anyone who wants them. Norma White, will my love for Petersburg to Dave DeRhodes, hoping he likes it as well as I have. Klare Whitaker, will my job on the Ephanian to anyone who likes to get out of classes. Marilyn Whalen, will my love for roller skating to Joyce Rafferty, wishing her the best of luck. Marietta Weigle, will my ability to get along with Mr. Reid to Donna Watson. Marlene Tusar, will my love for Fords to Barbara Kuntz. Don Summers, will my height to George Hughes. Marilyn Stuart, will to Norma Stuart and Pattie Beck the back seat on the bus so they can get a bang out of high school. Harold Strohecker, will the last years of my Model A Ford to. Ervin Hartman who thinks it's pretty hot. Larry Springer, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will the bass drum to any underclassman who wants to sweat on a cold night. Jeanne Smith, will my love for athletes to anyone who wants to keep training rules. Tom Seiter, will my love for junior girls to Fran Figley. Glenn Saviers, will my good times in gym class to Karl Osberg. Kay Rukenbrod, will my love for football to anyone who can hear about a game over and over and still not know what it's all about. Joanne Cope, will my ability i'??J in physical education to my sister Sandra. Ed Cope, will my curly hair to Pat Dilworth. Brandt Riddle, will my back seat on the Enon bus to my brother Bill. Paul Rauch, being of sound mind i?i and body, will my position in the boy's quartet to anyone who can stand the other three morons in it. Mary Ann Pappas, will my ability CZ? to flunk physics to anyone who is foolish enough to want it or take it. Richard Osberg, will my gym locker to any incoming freshman boy. Kenny Nutter, will my car to Bob Henderson because he needs a HOT one. Anita Morey, will my love for government class to Deanna Barber who l'm sure will just love it. Bob Mercer, will the old chewing gum stuck under- neath my home room desk to Elvie Landsberger. Gail Merwin, will my ability to blow up the chemistry lab. to any up and coming chemistry student. Mert Meek, will my ability to sneak in quietly at night to my sister Ann, and hope she makes it as many times as I did. Charlene Meek, will my love for boys to anyone who wants to have as much love trouble as I do. Continued on page 22 Zlnclmcfcwamen min Uffiaae at President SUE REESH Advisor MR. ROBERTSON Vice-President DAVID DeRHODES 5 5 A Advisor MR. WARD ' Secretary W CAROL BLAGG Treasurer l BARBARA LYNCH Compliments of East Palestine Volunteer Fire Department Compliments of Welsh Plumbing-Heating 20 Home Room No. 32 I Row 1: Frank Early, Sara Jo Anderson, Richard Bycroft, Carol Blagg, David DeRhodes, Gladys Garey, Gerald Beight, Betty Henry, Ervin Hartman, Hele n Brown, Robert Conder, Joseph Galbreath. Row 2: William Harding, Marjorie Hall, Patrick Dilworth, Jane Ann Gorby, Dale Beight, Marjorie Byers, Eugene Blake, Sue Baumgardner, David G amble, Susan Elsass, James Barnhouse. Row 3: Jerry Foreman, Joan Candel, James Halbert, Deanna Barber, Joe Elder, Nadine Cunningham, Richard Cragle, Mary Jane Foster, James Garrod. Home Room No. 34 Row 1: Margaret Norman, Ruth Sensanbaugher, Anne Oakley, Robert Osberg, Donna Watson, Wesley Ward, Geraldine Randolph, Mary Lou Smith, Janice Wilhelm, Ann Meek, Carol Sutherin. Row 2: Joseph Tancer, Sherri Stout, Robert Ross, Joyce Rafferty, Keith Speerhas, Patricia Stump, Keith Sutherin, Dorothy Schodde, John Tancer, Carol Ross, Harold Reed. Row 3: Matthew Stimac, Sue Reesh, Lee Zeh, Ellen Wilson, William Peters, Jean Schodde, Duane Reed Patricia Meanor, Wade Myers. Compliments of Hawk Hardware Compliments of Fullerton Dairy 21 Home Room No. 35 Row 1: Mary Kay Knight, Betty Lalley, Barbara Kuntz, Sue Kerr, Lois Manley, Robert Juillerat Sally Hunston, Barbara Lynch, Louise McCoy, Janet Kennedy, Carol Kibler. Row 2: Janice Mahon, Eileen McCarthy, Gerald Hogue, Shirley Hunston, Edwin Henry Sylvia Massey Gerald McCowin, Charlotte McGuire, Glen Mankin, Rae Manzi, Mary Lacy. Row 3: Kenneth Knight, Patty McGowen, Raymond Mansell, Diana Marshall, William Huck Marilyn Herbert, Kenneth Holt, Carol McConahy, Park Lamm, Barbara Hirt. CLASS WILL Charles McElroy, will my ability to get A's in high school to Bill Riddle, providing he doesn't overwork lt. Alice McElroy, will my ability to miss the bus to anyone liking school as much as I do, fproviding they don't get caught! Mary Lou McCown, will my love Q75 for American history to Joan Candel. Edalene McConnell, will my love for Chevrolets to Jane Rosenbaum. Dick Marshall, will my position on the football team to my brother Jack. Norma Manno, will my ability to do the school art work to my sister Mary Ann. Phyllis Luek, will my love for the name Bob to Judy Mahon, hoping she'll make use of it. Patsy Lindner, will all my good times in E. P. H. S. to my brother Jim. Joan Lambright, will the back seat of the Enon bus to anyone who likes to hit the ceiling. Bob Knight, will my nickname Farmer to Wesley Ward. Clyde Kennedy, will my job at Gilson's Bakery to anyone who won't get fat from eating sweet stuff. Christina Kay, will my front seat in government class to anyone who likes to watch teachers grade test papers. Compliments of Fosnaughts Iunior Play Compliments of Jack's Safety Service Station 22 so noafze0ff6c0z4 ' President CHARLSI CASTLES Vice-President JOHN DUNLAP Secretary CURTIS THOMPSON Advisor MR. TREECE Treasurer RICHARD GALENO Compliments of Sitler's Compliments of Jane Beauty Shop 23 Home Room No. 21 Row 1: Margo Cope, Betty Coulter, Darlene Dickey, John Cusick, Eloise Chattaway, Donald Bush, Gail Anderson, Donald Cope, Deloris Cope, Florence Brown, Donna DeLoe. Row 2: Mary Black, Gary Davis, Nola Doran, John Dunlap, Charlsi Castles, Domenic Chick, Julie Clark, Edward Dickey, Barbara Dey. Row 3: Jean Dickson, William Dudas, Janet Candel, William Baumgardner, Carol Barr, Gary Doran, Janet Andrews. Home Room No. 22 Row 1: Joseph Hostnik, Linda Henry, Willard Hall, Mary l.ouise Grappo, George Johnson, Mary Lou Guy, Andrew Jones, Karin Hoon, Glenn Feezle, Ruth Jenkins. Row 2: Donald Hulton, Marcia Kennedy, Charles Gray, Martha Jones, James Holloway, Patricia Folger, Riley Justice, Sandra Flowers, Richard Galeno, Wanda Heck, Kenneth Folger. V Row 3: Francis Figley, Mildred Green, Robert Herrington, Wilma Hall, Charles Herriott, Lorraine Harvey, Walter Flinchbaugh, Carol Hillenbrand, Donald Kennedy. Compliments of Rupert's Bakery Compliments of Beilhart's Shoe Store 24 Home Room No. 24 Row l: Janice Knight., Trudy Mc:Connaughy, Myrna Kissinger, Charles May, Mary Ann Manno, Francis Null, Donna McGuckin, Helen Miller, Nancy Mascher. Row 2: John Marshall, Eleanor Nealis, John McNicol, Shelby McGath, Stephen Phillips, Carol Norton, George Peterson. Row 3: Phyllis Knepp, Hugh Madden, Mary Jean Lane, Daryl Kirtley, Diane Morris, James McCready Shirley Morris. Home Room No. 33 Row 1: Robert Shaw, Lawrence Schmidt, Thomas Taus, Jack Rupert, Marie Strohecker, Carl Roberts. Loman Shafer, Kenneth Woods, James Vevers, Robert Taucher. Row 2: Albert Spencer, Nino Soldo, Sherrill Wisser, Sally Schulte, Nancy Sheely, Andrew Schmidt, Janice Wilson, Curtis Thompson, Eda Soldo. Row 3: James Woods, Florence Watson, Jack Straley, Sally Stump, Frank Repasky, Carol Walker, James Rambo, Florence Weeder, Larry Ward. Compliments of Spaite Market Compliments of Bob's Sohio 25 7164409606 Uffobae President ROBERT HENDERSON Vice-President JEAN PARKER Secretary JAMES LINDNER ' Advisor MR. SWINDERMAN Treasurer MARCIA LEMLEY Compliments of The L. W. Nash Co. Compliments of Beight and Strohecker 26 Home Room No. 7 Row 1: Jack Barnhouse, Pattie Mae Beck, Marlene Bart, Sally Baker, Charles Conner, Sylvia Boardman Larry Dickey, Esther Cross, Beverly Ash, Thomas Cartwright. Row 2: Carol Booth, Richard Coulter, Mary Bartholow, Robert Bird, Lucille Arthur, Larry Britton, Jean Candel, Jerry Barnhouse, Patricia Beight. Row 3: George Baun, Betty Black, Byron Cope, Doris Bollinger, Robert Davis, Deanna Dugan, Wayne Dugan, Charlotte Crowl, Samuel Anderson. Home Room No. 25 Row 1: Mary Mohr, Carol Reesh, Jean Parker, Miriam Morris, Loretta Mankin, Janice Reed, Phyllis Phillips, Linda Risinger. Row 2: Marianna Meeka, William Riddle, Clara Mellott, Robert Minamyer, Patricia Reidy, Viola Nor- man, Frederick Paxson, Nancy McGuckin. James Noel. Row 3: Wayne McConnell, Robert McCloskey, Mary Lou Robinson, Paul Repasky, Suzanne Meanor, William Peffer, Loverna Oliver, Albert Macek, Nancy Moore, John Repasky. Compliments of Angle Beauty Shop Compliments of New Waterford Painting Co. 27 Home Room No. 26 Row 1: Donald Smith, Carol Senior, Carole Ryan, Robert Schmidt, Virginia We-eder, William Shafer, Nancy Straley, Larry Wudske, Norma Stuart, Mary Ann Smith. Row 2: Virginia Smith, Thomas Young, Pauline Schreckengost, Glenn Stewart, Shirlie Zalick, Ronald Wellendorf, Kay Straley, Paul Thayer, Darlene Shafer. Row 3: Ronald Stump, Jane Rosenbaum, Richard Westover, June Whitehouse, Leroy Thorpe, Shirley Wills, Fred Schrcckengost, Marian Sodergren, James Sterling, David Torrence. Home Room No. 28 ROW 1: Melvin Kiehl, Nancy Kennedy, Roy Heck, Judy Knight Russell Hughes, Marsha Lemley, George Hughes, Helen Huston, Patsy Johnston. Row 2: Raymond Jordan, Evelyn Landsberger, David Heck, Patricia Holzer, Robert Henderson, Lynda Hawk, Elvie Landsberger. Row 3: Marilyn Henry, James Lindner, Beverly Herriott, Allen Huston, Linda Hogue, Brady Hill, Sherry Knight. Compliments of Attorney J. E. Bauknecht Compliments of Olivers Funeral Home 28 X Row 1: Theresa Mildred Felger, Row 2: Nancy Marjorie Freer, Row 3: Patricia Twila Harmon. N Ewa ,,.A- ,ro Home Room No. 29 Graff, James Forney, Sally Felger, Jack Harding, Marjorie Garrett, Arthur Felger Nancy Gillooly. Hanna, Herbert Eyster, Betty Frcer, Walter Dyke, Frances Early, Samuel Harrold Philip Elsass. Dyke, Earl Hadley, Marian Guy, Wayne Gross, Jane Hartford, Richard Fleeson V Freshman Basketball Team Row 1: Donald Smith, Richard Fleeson, Richard Westover, Allen Huston, Russell Hughes. Row 2: Jack Harding, Robert Bird, Thomas Young, Jack Barnhouse, George Hughes. Compliments of Ina's Restaurant Compliments of Brown's Restaurant 29 60:44 Pzofeiecq Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen! This is Larry Hunston, your world-wide newscaster, bringing the inauguration ceremony of President-Elect Lawrence R. Springer over the nation-wide public address system. I am situated in a helicopter piloted by Clyde Kennedy, overlooking the steps of the White House. As you know, this broadcast is being presented through the courtesy gf Dudas' Kennels, owned and operated by C. Thomas udas. As I observe this immense congregation assembled for this momentous occasion, I recognize many outstanding personalities. Seated on the inaugural platform immediately behind the rostrum is the President's new cabinet: Sec. of Good Will, Jeanne Smith, Sec. of Smiles, Iva Grim, Sec. of Social Groups, Peg Jackson, Sec. of Internal Improve- ments, Dick Marshall, Secretaries of Music, Paul Rauch, Fred Bycroft, Dave Hause, Sec. of Sports, Dale Bird, Sec. of Health, Mary Marg Meek, Sec. of the Treasury, Edalene McConnell, Sec. of Food, Kay Rukenbrod, and Secretary of Education, Christina Kay. Scanning the congregation as it assembles before the platform, I see many old classmates of the President. There is a group of secretaries from a convention in Philadelphia visiting here today. Among the group I see Ruth Bailey, Norma White, and Marilyn Stuart. I also see the National Basketball team coach John Gillooly and several of his famous stars, including Rick Brook, John Bevo Herbert, Bob Farmer 'Knight and John Dexter Whitehouse. These fellows are having good luck, winning their last 50 games in a row. One of them is escorting the famed Powers model, Marlene 'Tusar, who is wearing a gown created by Marilyn Whalen, nationally-known women's fashion designer. Ladies and gentlemen! Hold onto your hats. There's a disturbance at the edge of the crowd. A spaceship has just landed. The crowd has turned their attention from the platform and are now watching these spacemen emerge from their spaceship. I can barely make out their faces through their helmets. But I can see that among them are Harold Strohecker, Glenn Saviers, Dick Osberg, Willis Barnhart and Carl Black. They say that these men have discovered a new planet and named it Unity in honor of their old home town. As they are extolling the wonders of their planet to the interested bystanders, three enthusiastic girls come forth from the crowd to volunteer to go back with these men to Unity I beleive they are Joan Lambright, Alice McElroy, and Barbara Freer. Yes, yes, that's who they are. Bob Mercer has just come out of the baggage compartment of the spaceship in a new car which must have been designed on Unity. What design, what lines! ! ! It's a good thing that Gail Merwin is here to report on all the happenings of this momentous occasion. There will undoubtedly be a big story in her newspaper, the TIMES There are some familiar faces. I believe one is Peggy Gray. She has a package in her hands which she says is a tie that she knitted. She's going now to give it to the President. She's talking to Shirley Harrold, who is a dietitian for Campbells, and Nettie Graves, a story writer for some of the country's well-known magazines. Right behind them are two buyers from New York stores-Vivian Hughes of Gimbel's and Anita Morey, of Macey's. They are probably discussing spring fashions There are some more sports celebrities. John Hawk, coach of Army, and Tom Seiter, coach of Navy, seem to be arguing about who will win the annual classic. I see several married couples roaming through the crowd. There are Mrs. Mary Ann Pappas Maple and her husband, Jack Wolfe and his wife, the former Janet I-Iulton, and Mrs. Phyllis Luek Powell and husband Dorothy Annico Hogue and her husband and their eight children are with them. They evidently hadn't heard of Marietta Weigle's nation-wide baby-sitting agency. The others had, however, and left their children in capable hands so they could be here today. I see a lady in a very beautiful mink coat. Why, it's Klare Whitaker. I understand she married a prosperous mink farmer. While waiting for this parade to start, I've been drink- ing coffee donated by Brown's Restaurants, Inc., which are owned by Joyce and Dorothy Brown. The coffee, of course, comes from the A 81 P Store, which is now owned by Don Summers and managed by Ronnie Fuller and Kenny McGuckin who all got their start back in East Palestine, Ohio. Speaking of East Palestine, I understand that they are talking of combining Enon, Pa. and East Palestine into one big shopping district. Stores have been expanding and increasing lately, and these plans are being dis- cussed by the mayors, Susie Frederick of East Palestine, and Brandt Riddle of Enon. Some opinions have been aired about this plan. One was that of Kenny Nutter, the principal of East Palestine's High School, who is highly in favor of this. There's good old Bill Bingham giving out helium-filled balloons to all the kiddies here today. These balloons have a picture of the President on them. They can be bought in any of his 5 8: 10's for only 5c a piece. I failed to mention that our system of communication from the plane to the ground has been provided by Patsy Lindner, head of Bell Telephone Company. Here it comes, finally, ladies and gentlemen. The parade is beginriing to move. While it's approaching I have just enough time to tell you of the bar-b-que that is to be held this evening on the lawn of the White House for all old classmates of East Palestine High School. The food is being prepared by Sandra Doran, who is now head of the Heinz Company. I understand that Ed Cope, head of Rexall Drug Stores, is supplying bicarbonate of soda, while Georgiann Gorby, a famous chemist, is sending over a new type of headache pills for those who need them after the excitement of the day and the food of the bar-b-que. There will be dancing after the bar- b-que under the direction of Shirley Black and Janie Burkey, both widely-known dancing teachers. I've had it from good authority that Harold Cunning- ham, the owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates who helped them obtain their first pennant in years, will be at this bar-b-que tonight. Now here comes the parade. Heading it are a group of majorettes from the school of Gracie DiCarlo and Ruth Drummond. Now the President's car comes into view. By the way, all cars in this parade are being provided through the courtesy of Charlie McElroy, head of Gen- eral Motors Corporation. There he is, folks, the President-Elect Lawrence Roberts Springer! Incidentally, his car is being driven by Charlene Meek, womans national stock car champ- ion. On a motorcycle riding beside the President is Dorothy Chaplow, a secret service guard of the President In the other cars behind the President are Paul Woods, Vice-President-Elect, Joanne Cope, Secretary to the President, Arlene Dyke, who is with the Bureau of En- graving and Printing, Norma Manno, Secretary to Chief Justice Danny Flynn, and some high military officials. I see Mrs. Betty Burkey waving to her husband seated in one of these cars. All the people in the cars are wearing flowers donated by Norma Jean Hall, owner of Hall Greenhouses, Incorporated. All during this momentous occasion the flash bulbs of the cameras of Mary Lou McCown and Charleen Hall have been going off as fast as they could take pictures. They are taking these pictures for Davis, McCown and Hall Studios, Incorporated. And now, friends, I wish to remind you that all this commentary has been sponsored by C. Thomas Dudas' Dog Kennels. And as the parade goes out of sight around the corner, I shall have to leave you, so I, too can get ready for the bar-b-que being held at the White House. I'll see you at the next inauguration in 1976, when my good friend Howard Huston will be back from his trip around the world to help me broadcast. So long! I ! z4az'6a6Z6ea Student Counc I Row 1: Mary Lou Smith, Gary Davis, Iva Grim, Paul Rauch Jeanne Smith Sandra Doi an Jack Stra ley, Nancy Kennedy. Row 2: Karin Hoon, Carol McConahy, Glen Mankin, Nancy Moore Kay Straley Carol Norton Marjorie Byers, Sally Felger. President Y, , J ,,,,, Jeanne Smith Secretary Carol McCon'ihy Vice-President H, ,,,Mary Lou Smith The Student Council, which is composed of four elected members of each of the four classes, is the governing body of the school. They select the professional assemblies, plan the noon activ- ities, schedule all dances, and schedule the assemblies forthe last day of the Week. They donate to the Boy Scout Drive and they do all the collecting in the school, such as for the Red Cross Drive, Steve Phillips Benefit and the Christmas Seal Drive. There is a visitation day at which time the Student Council divides into groups of four and visits other schools. A For the iirst time the Band has been able to go to every football game of the season. This was made possible through the donation from the Council to pay for the buses for transporta- tion. They also set up the program for electing cheerleaders, and they have sponsored two dances and a box social. Compliments of R. H. Murray and Son Compliments of J. J Newberry s 32 SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1952-53 Row 1: Lois Bricker, Marjorie Byers, Susan Frederick, Mary Louise Grappo, Robert Ross, Gail Ander- son, Lawrence Springer, Mary Lynne Kintz, Norma Manno, Carol Kibler, Christina Kay. Row 2: Ann Oakley, Larry Hunston, Thelma Anderson, Lawrence Gillooly, Martha Elsass, Kenneth Taylor, Rosemary Menaguale, Domenic Chick, Barbara Young, Charles Gray, Sally Stump. Row 3: Frank Early, Phyllis Knepp, William Huck, Barbara Hirt, Daniel Flynn, Marilyn Herbert, Rich- ard Marshall, Charleen Hall, John Beck, Wilma Hall, Patricia Stump. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1953-54 Row 1: Christina Kay, Margaret Jackson, Norma Manno, Susan Frederick. Row 2: Larry Hunston, Daniel Flynn, Thomas Dudas, Edward Cope, Lawrence Springer. Compliments of Stump's Welding Compliments of Vogel's Service Station 33 SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Row 1: Patsy Lindner, Vice-Presidentg Kay Rukenbrod, Shirley Harrold, Charleen Hall, Carol Jane Burkey, Anita Morey, Barbara Freer, Marlene Tusar, Phyllis Luek, Margaret Jackson, Sandra Doran, C l Secretary, Grace Di ar 0. Row 2: Georgiann Gorby, Betty Burkey, Margaret Gray, Marietta Weigle, Norma Jean Hall, Mary Lou McCown, Janet Hulton, Vivian Hughes, Edalene McConnell, President, Mary Ann Pappas, Miss Atkin. Row 3: Charlene Meek, Susan Frederick, Ruth Bailey, Norma White, Gail Merwin, Mary Margaret Meek, Treasurer, Iva Grim, Dorothy Chaplow, Christina Kay, Jeanne Smith, Norma Manno. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y Row 1: Sally Hunston, Shirley Hunston, Patricia Stump, Patricia Meanor, Marilyn Herbert, Ellen Wilson, Treasurerg Jean Schodde, Sue Reesh, Dorothy Schodde, Carol Ross, Miss Nordman. Row 2: Janet Kennedy, Mary Lou Smith, Susan Elsass, Barbara Hirt, Donna Watson, Carol McConahy, Barbara Lynch, President, Sylvia Massey, Janice Mahon, -Rae Manzi, Janice Wilhelm. Row 3: Carol Blagg, Margaret Norman, Vice-President, Marjorie Byers, Eileen McCarthy, Carol Suth erin, Secretary, Anne Oakley, Sue Kerr, Ann Meek, Gladys Garey, Mary Kay Knight, Carol Klbler. Compliments of Ward's Dry Cleaning Compliments of Enon Valley Inn 34 SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y Row 1: Darlene Dickey, Trudy McConnaughy, Wilma Hall, Ruth Jenkins, Patty Felger, Karin Hoon, Secretary, Carol Norton, Janet Candel, Carol Hillenbrand, Nancy Mascher, Charlsi Castles, Helen Miller, Janet Andrews, Nola Doran. Row 2: Eleanor Nealis, Janice Wilson, Dianne Morris, Sally Stump, Mary Lou Guy, Janice Knight, Phyllis Knepp, Julie Clark, Sandra Flowers, Carol Walker, Eloise Chattaway, President: Sherrill Wisser, Mary Ann Manno, Treasurer, Mrs. Dodd. Row 3: Gail Anderson, Barbara Dey, Wanda Heck, Florence Weeder, Eda Soldo, Linda Henry, Martha Jones, Margo Cope, Vice-President, Marcia Kennedy, Shelby McGath, Sally Schulte, Mary Grappo, Myrna Kissinger. F RESHMAN TRI-HI-Y Row 1: Patsy Johnston, Marianne Meeka, Nancy Hanna, Frances Early, Marian Guy, Beverly Herriott, June Whitehouse, Suzanne Meanor, Mary Lou Robinson, Marjorie Freer, Jane Hartford, Jean Candel, Vice-President, Nancy Kennedy, Secretary. Row 2: Nancy Straley, Helen Huston, Mary Louise Mohr, Deanna Dugan, Nancy Moore, President, Lynda Hawk, Kay Straley, Betty Freer, Jean Parker, Loretta Mankin, Nancy Gillooly, Clara Mellott, Viola Norman, Miss Sheerer. Row 3: Nancy Henry, Carol Reesh, Marsha Lemley, Sally Felger, Treasurer, Virginia Weeder, Carol Ryan, Mary Ann Smith, Esther Cross, Marlene Bart, Sally Baker, Carol Booth, Janice Reed, Judy Knight, Virgina Smith. Compliments of J. 8: L. Inn Compliments of Building 8: Loan 35 it C C H1-Y Row 1: John Whitehouse, Richard Brook, Richard Marshall William Peters Daniel Flynn Dale Bird Richard Cragle, William Baumgardner. Row 2: Frank Early, Fred Bycroft, Treasurerg Thomas Dudas Vice President James Barnhouse Thomas Taus, John Gillooly, Ronald Fuller, Mr. Nesbitt Row 3: Robert Ross, Thomas Seiter, David Hause, Edward Cope Lawrence Springer Secretary Paul Rauch, President, Matthew Stimac, Charles Gray. The Purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Clubs is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. It is a Christian fellow- ship in which all may be members no matter what race, color, or creed, as in the eye 'of Christ everyone was created equal. The central purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y is to help its members and others to understand and accept the princi- ples of Christianity and to live better Christian lives. Compliments of Herbert's Tobacco Store Compliments of Murphy Service Station 36 E 2 i Row 1: Donna DeI.oe, Norma Manno, Florence Brown, Mary Kay Knight, Miss Atkin, Jane Ann Gorby, Marilyn Stuart, Alice McElroy, Charlene Meek. Row 2: Julie Clark, Janet Andrews, Marilyn Herbert, Ruth Drummond. AQ? The Library Club The Library Club members greatly help our librarian. They assist anyone who can't find a book of reference material. The Library Club is there to help at all times. These students volunteer for this job and work hard. They check books in and out, arrange them and keep the magazines in order in the stock room. This work serves as experience for those who wish to become librarians in the future. Left to right: Klare Whitaker, Deanna Dugan, Mildred Green, Betty Coulter, Norma White, Marlene Tusar, Trudy McConnaughy, Myrna Kissinger, Mary Lou Robinson, Nola Doran. whit FOOTBALL USHERS The football ushers are students who obtain this job on a Volunteer basis. They show people to their seats and pass out programs to the football audience. They are an essential part of our football season. Compliments of Strohecker Incorporated Compliments of John S. McCamon Insurance BOOSTERS Row 1: Carol Blagg, Klare Whitaker, Janice Wilhelm, Darlene Dickey, Margo Cope, Helen Miller, Trudy McConnaughy, Karin Hoon, Carol Kibler, Iva Grim, Mary Lou Guy, Jeanne Smith, Norma Manno, Ruth Bailey, Eloise Chattaway, Gail Anderson, Georgiann Gorby, Patsy Lindner. Row 2: Shirley Hunston, Janet Candel, Kay Rukenbrod, Sue Reesh, Marilyn Whalen, Vivian Hughes, Patricia Meanor, Marilyn Herbert, Jean Schodde, Norma Hall, Charleen Hall, Margaret Jackson, Mary Lou McCown, Carol Ross, Edalene McConnell, Florence Weeder, Mrs, Erath. Row 3: Phyllis Knepp, Gail Merwin, Margaret Norman, Carol Norton, Nancy Mascher, Sandra Doran, Carol McConahy, Anne Oakley, Eileen McCarthy, Janice Mahon, Rae Manzi, Christina Kay, Ann Meek, Sally Hunston, Mary Lou Smith, Mary Margaret Meek. O 'fl I v f President ,-,,., .W ,.,,,, Margaret Jackson Secretary ,M ,-,Eileen McCarthy Vice-President , .,,,, -,.,.,,,. - Anne Oakley Treasurer R-, ,,,,,-,Carol Kibler The purpose of the Booster Club is to promote school spirit in all activities. The girls solicited money for the Boy Scout drive. They contributed to Care, Red Cross, and a subsciption of the Reader's Digest in Braille for the blind. A float was made to boost the 3-mill levy for the schools. The Boosters had their annual Booster Minstrel and presented it in assem- bly. They sponsored the Homecoming Dance for the football team and their queen. One of the outstanding events of the year was the party for the senior Boosters. Compliments of Bill's Market Compliments of McClure Builders Supply Co. 38 GIRLS LEADERS Row 1: Kay Rukenbrod, Carol Ross, Mary Kay Knight, Trudy McConnaughy, Marcia Kennedy, Gladys Garey, Karin Hoon, Mary Lou Smith, Dorothy Chaplow, Margaret Gray, Georgiann Gorby, Ruth Bailey, Iva Grim, Patsy Lindner, Mary Margaret Meek, Jeanne Smith, Janice Wilhelm, Carol Blagg. Row 2: Joyce Rafferty, Sandra Doran, Edalene McConnell, Mary Lou McCown, Peggy Jackson, Patty Meanor, Marilyn Herbert, Deanna Barber, Sue Reesh, Patricia Stump, Janet Candel, Norma Hall, Ruth Drummond, Barbara Hirt, Carol McConahy, Miss Ross. Row 3: Klare Whitaker, Janice Mahon, Eileen McCarthy, Anne Oakley, Eleanor Nealis, Wilma Hall, Sally Stump, Vivian Hughes, Betty Burkey, Shirley Hunston, Geraldine Randolph, Barbara Lynch, Sally Hunston, Carol Norton, Nancy Mascher. President ,-,,, - .-,, Grace DiCar1o SeCl'9tafY .... .... - --Iva Grim Vice-President ,M ,,,,, Kay Rukenbrod Treasurer --- gf-.N0fma Hall The purpose of the Girls Leaders Club is to promote sports for girls and to assist in physical education classes. The girls also act as referees for the noon intramural programs. The Leaders helped to back the Bulldogs by the sale of megaphones and the dec- oration of the goalposts for the football season. They also paid for athletic shirts and gloves for the cheerleaders. During the year they donated to the Boy Scout, Red Cross and polio funds. The Leaders helped to decorate a float to promote the 3-mill school levy. A Christmas package was given to a needy family in East Palestine. To further the improvement of manners and good grooming, a panel discussion was held in the physical education classes. A film entitled Charm, Manners and Personality was rented for an assembly to help stress these points. Compliments of F. A. Gibson Compliments of Meek Stationery 39 P. A. CREW STAGE CREW George Johnson, Dale Bird, Ed Cope Jack Straley, Edwin Henry, John Gillooly, James Garrod John Herbert. DRIVING TEAM East Palestine High School was represented in the Road-E-O held at Lisbon on June 6 and 7 by Tom Dudas, Charleen Hall, Ruth Kannal and Ronnie Fuller. The driving team performed many unusual feats in driving and proved their skill by taking first place in the county. In the boy's division Tom Dudas took first place and Ronnie Fuller fourth place. In the girl's division Charleen Hall took second place and Ruth Kannal took third place. Prizes for the place winners were a 3100.00 bond, a 350.00 bond and a 3525.00 bond. The team as a whole Won a trophy. Compliments of Kay's Dress Shop Compliments of Huck's Dairy 40 77644464 f'23eYW?l?5 Compliments of L. M. Kyes, Att'y at Law Compliments of F. W. Springer, Att'y at Law 42 :S G2 ac S-4 : In GJ 1: cvs Pi E F-1 as U vi fc GJ : c GJ bd D, O s: Cd Z E s-4 GS Q. Q 513 U cd 1-1 U H. GJ .Z s-4 GS D-1 G cd GJ V1 'ti E O E E 5 x-4 Q -CI -A.: 3 CG E13 GJ 4-2 4-v GJ s.4 O '-a C5 2 A B O Od gardner, m Baum Willia Rupert, Jack Herbert, ar lyn M OI' 9311 M Patty Y, .-1 Hrt, Joyce Raffert ..-4 T3 Barba Nealis, 98.I'l0I' ready, El CC James M di 3 o CI: ob E 'U 5-4 KS I ,id u GS vw Li E' cu L un Ps CJ C1 Cd Z Ill .-1 s.. :- O 2 CD s: E5 5 x-Y O s: as QJ 2 GJ 5 zn CD :Il rd fc 1: mx 5 E o S :S I E cd S: o Q fferty, Mr. Ra Guy, Ronald Marian Schoclcle Jean Reesh, Sue eed, nice R Schulte, Ja na, Sally all H ck, a Meeka, Robert Ross, Nancy ariann M Row 3 si as E 0 2 sser, Wi Sherrill eeder, W Ce GH Carol Ross, Flor wk, Ha Early, Lynda CGS Herriott, Fran verly Be n Elsass, SS. Candel, Su Jean key. Betty Bur wr' 3 o D5 U cv 3 'E 5 C5 Q 2 51 s.. r-4 S E ob .E rc: s-4 ai I cu E E af r-1 O O E Z Ds U C K5 nedy. GH arcia K alker, M erriott, Carol W H Springer, Charles Y se, Larr OU arnh Jack B enderson, ert H ob auch, R Paul R Wilson, y Baker, Ellen -.-1 S-4.-1 CIJCU CJ L. U4 CD .-4 S.. O aa 552 rn 6:5 The purpose of the band council was to work with Mr. McMillen to make up the half-time shows during marching season. It consisted of four seniors, two juniors, one sophomore and one freshman. They were also in charge of other band activities during the year. Band Council Left to right: Jack Barnhouse, John Cusick, Carol Burkey, Paul Rauch, Gracie DiCarlo, Mr. McMil1en, Larry Springer, Sue Reesh, Joe Galbreath. Chorus in Action Band and Chorus A successful season was enjoyed by the E.P.H.S. Band, starting with their first parade at the Lisbon Fair and continuing to show their march- ing ability at all of the football games. Leo C. McMillen, our new and capable band director, has devoted much of his time to the band and chorus to make them successful and has also organized the music appre- ciation club, noon chorus and other ensembles. The chorus also had a full season, performing in Christmas, Thanks- giving and World Day of Prayer assemblies. Compliments of Liberts Grocery Store Compliments of Hofmaster gl Oakley 43 CHORUS Row 1: Mary Louise Grappo, Judy Mahon, Phyllis Luek, Carol Jane Burkey, Larry Dickey, Gerald Beight, Roy Heck Betty Lou Freer, Marcia Lemley, Linda Risinger, Nancy McGuckin, Director Lee McMillen. Row 2: Donna McGuckin, Kay Straley, Marlene Bart, Darlene Shafer, Eleanor Nealis, Jack Harding, James McCready, Patricia Holzer, Patty Dyke, Charlotte Crowl. Row 3: Jane Ann Gorby, Barbara Kuntz, Charlotte McGuire, Florence Watson, Wayne McConnell, Lenora Burson, Pauline Schreckingost, Nancy Sheeley, June Whitehouse. Row 4: Linda Hogue, Deloris Cope, Jean Dickson, Shirley Morris, George Baun, Alen Stewart, Harold Reed, Doris Bollinger, Florence Brown. Absent: Donna DeLoe, Laverna Oliver, Charlene Meek. SEXTET ------ --- --- --- --- --- --- --- QUARTET -,oo -U me ,M H- no U, - Geraldine Randolph Mary Margaret Meek, Susan Frederick Accom . ' . , . , panlst, Fred Bycroft Kay Rukenbrod' Rae Mann' Gall Merwm' David Hause, Paul Rauch, Larry Springer. Patty Meanor, Karin Hoon, accompanist. Compliments of East Palestine Camp Fire Girls Compliments of Dr. A. N. Huttner 44 , ,H ny- X N . ,Lb A 5333? mei A 0 'Wx six: S4 . .Q ET, A ,J.f.1.,,,v,, ,. gig 4. f1f:i:,'gs:ifW 1 'Q' X. . 3 Q if! XE ' .1 . 5, Q 5? 11, we K 11.21 ifbzikvf are SNQ 1 . rv- . -'Qs f ,wwf ml M' ., V V-iw.. -: A 9 .5 A -f V ki - .1 NA. ' X ..,.. 5 WM . Q H. M ' K x Anil , . i , , M, ,Q , ' fx: N . . aifxtax WMA' gg 3 W llalzw . - ww- 4412 s - x L Ni i 22 F if E I 15 46 64 AUGUST: 20 - Football practice begins. Let's go Bulldogs! SEPTEMBER: 8 - School started. Back to PRISON! 11 16 18 25 -15 - Class officers elected. - Student Council Elections. - We played our first at Leetonia-We won 14-2. - E. P. played Sebring here. Score-Sebring 18, E. P. 13. Wait 'till next time. OCTOBER: 2 6 - E. P. played Newton Falls at home. Poor Newton Falls lost 33-13. - William Haaker, noted pianist, played for the Iirst paid assembly. 9 - E. P. played Lisbon there. We lost 39-0. 16 23 30 - E. P. played Chester at Chester in the only day- light game we played all year. It was a thriller, but E. P. lost 13-14. - Bulldogs played Minerva Leopards on their Held and trounced them 19-O. - Bulldogs played Poland Bulldogs on the home field. We won 34-21. Keep it up Bulldogs! ! NOVEMBER: 6 - Louisville and E. P. clashed here. E. P. came out 8 on top by a 27-7 score. - Prince of Peace Contest held. 11 - Armistice Day-No school-Now for sleep. 13 - E. P. lost to Columbiana here in our home- coming game with a 7-0 score. Capt. Dale Bird crowned Marilyn Herbert, Football Queen. This year E. P. finished the season in second place in Tri-County. Congratulations Bulldogs! 26 - Thanksgiving Vacation began. Was that turkey good! ! DECEMBER: 4 - Junior Class Play. Everyone laughed. It was a success! 11 - Wellsville came here for the first basketball 14 15 18 game. We lost. - Ford Circus paid assembly. .lust like the real thing. - Springfield Twp. came here-We won-Yea, Bulldogs. - Vacation for Christmas began. Everyone's happy and hopes Santa brings them lots of goodies. Yo. Woodrow Wilson came here for our third game. We lost. - Sebring came here and beat us. - Bulldogs played Alumni and won over the past 22 29 stars. JANUARY: 4 - School resumes once more. What a job getting back to the grind. 8 - We played Salem on their floor. We lost! Fight Bulldogs! 12 - Boardman played here. We lost. 15 - We played Columbiana in their gym. They lost and we won. 16 - General Scholarship Tests for Seniors. Good ' I I Luck, you brains. . 19 - Louisville came here only to lose. 22 - We played Poland there and won! What a thriller 26 - Baillie Theater presented a show for a paid assembly. Now you all know how it's done. We played another game away. We won over Minerva. Your PEP Bulldogs. 29 - Leetonia came here and we won another game. FEBRUARY: 2 - We played Lisbon there and broke an 8 year jinx. We won 56-54. Bulldogs are now in first place in Tri-County. Let's be CHAMPS. 5 - We go to Sebring to play a game. Too bad-we lost. 9 - Columbiana came here for a game,which we won. 12 - Louisville basketball game. P. T. A. Talent Show -We've got Pro's. 16 - A real clown comes to E. P. H. S. His name- Jennings. E. P. plays Poland on the home floor. 19 - Minerva came here for our next to the last home game. 20 - Lisbon came here. Everyone was there! 22 - Washington's Birthday. No school. Thank you dear, old George. 23 - We played our last game at Leetonia. ' MARCH: 1-2 - City Minstrel. 4 - Jones comes here for a science paid assembly. 11 - We learned about Europe in a paid assembly. Mr. Lania talked to us. 19 - One-Act-Play Night. Who won the trophies? 26 - Judge Tobin spoke to us in assembly. 31 - Preliminary District State Scholarship Tests given. Wow! Were they tuff. We had a paid assembly by Mr. Ferrier-all about Canada. APRIL: 9 - Booster Minstrel Assembly. Oh-h, Those endmen. They gave a night performance, too. 16 - Good Friday. Easter Vacation began,'Everyone looked nice in their linery. I 23 - This is the beginning of the end. The last six weeks period is starting. Better start to study. Not much time left. MAY: 1 - Final District-State Tests at Mount Union College If you thought the others were tuff, you should have seen these. 7 - Mr. McMillan presented a Spring Concert-With some assistance. 14 - Award Assembly. Who got what? - 21 - The Seniors did their last entertaining as such in their assembly. Then, everyone went to Salem for the District Track Meet. 28-29 - State Track Meet at Columbus. 30 - Baccalaureate Services - Next comes GRADUATION! JUNE: 1 - Commencement Excercises-The school has lost 80 more headaches. 2 - Last day of school. Seniors are free at last. everyone is free for 3 months at least. Compliments of Attorney R. S. Hartford Compliments of 'Jack Cohen, Att'y at Law 47 - Semester-Jeanne Smith, Janet Candel Judy Peterson, Ann Meek. CHEERLEADERS Second Semester-Janet Candel, Janlce W11 helm, Ann Meek, Jeanne Smith. Adam FOOTBALL TEAM Bottom Row: John Gillooly, John Whitehouse, Harold Strohecker, Dick Marshall, Dale Bird, John Her bert, Bob Knight, Tom Seiter. Middle Row: Domenic Chick, Edwin Henry, Gerald McCowin, Bill Phillips, Kenneth Holt, Frank Repasky, Mike Reed, Matt Stimac, Denny Sutherin, David DeRhodes, John Hawk. Top Row: Don Bush, George Johnson, Kenneth Woods, Steve Phillips, Gary Doran, Francis Figley Daryl Kirtley, .lack Straley, Curt Thompson, George Peterson, Jack Marshall, Tom Taus. East Palestine East Palestine East Palestine East Palestine East Palestine Leetonia ......... Sebring .... Newton Falls Lisbon ..... Chester .... SCHEDULE East Palestine East Palestine East Palestine East Palestine Minerva -- Louisville - Poland ..., Columbiana Coach Swinderman, Coach Hogan, Coach Robertson Managers: Domenic Chick and John Hawk Compliments of Sports Center Compliments of George McKinstry fvl if-fre! Y' J E. P. 13 Sebring 18 i' , Playing before a capacity home crowd, the E. P. 14 Leetonia 2 A record crowd turned out to watch the battle between the 1952 Tri-County Co- Champions on the Leetonia field. After yield- ing a first-minute safety, the Bulldogs power- ed their way to a convincing 14-2 triumph on the strength of a steady offense and a rugged defense. E. P. 33 Newton Falls 13 A mighty Bulldog defense proved the big factor in their return to the win column, yield- ing scores only in the early and late minutes of play. An 80 yard and a 25 yard scoring run with an intercepted pass by Bob Knight high- lighted. The feared Newton Falls passing attack was stopped by the consistent hard charging of the Bulldog forward wall. E. P. 13 Chester 14 Playing under a steaming October sun at Chester, the Bulldogs held a 13-0 halftime lead, but, playing without the service of backs Bob Knight and Curt Thompson, they faltered in the final two minutes of play. E. P. 27 Louisville 7 A victory over the visiting Louisville Leopards cinched the runner-up spot for the Bulldogs in the Tri-County. The savage tack- ling of the Brown and White defense was a key to the win, being sparked by Guard Har- old Strohecker and Linebacker Bird. Half- back John Gillooly was brilliant on both of- fense and defense. E. P. 34 Poland 21 In a free-scoring Tri-County contest, the Brown and White Bulldogs defeated Poland 34-21. A. vastly improved local offense regis- tered two quick touchdowns, the first a 40 yard sprint by Phillips, but led only 21-14 at halftime. The Crossfield blocking of All-Tri- County center John Herbert and End John Whitehouse helped bring home the win. E. P. 0 Columbiana 7 In the last thriller of the season, the unde- feated Clippers edged the Brown and White 7-0. The visiting Clippers scored their points in the early minutes on the strength of supe- rior speed. Fumbles stopped several Bulldog pushes and one in Columbiana territory prov- ed fatal. The local defense hit th'e Columbiana backs hard, holding them to their lowest score of the season. Bulldogs suffered their first loss in the last eight starts. The locals scored in the first quar- ter with the help of a recovered fumble by Guard Matt Stimac, but later fell behind 12-6. Sparked by Fullback Bob Knight, the Brown and White regained the lead, 13-12, in the final period, only to have Sebring score the winning tally on a pass in the waning minutes. E. P. 0 Lisbon 39 Playing before 4,000 fans at Lisbon, the gallant Bulldog squad outplayed a powerful Lisbon team for a whole quarter before bad breaks and Lisbon speed spelled defeat in a contest much harder fought than the score indicated. E. P. 19 Minerva 0 Playing their best game of the season, the Bulldogs combined a hard-hitting offense and an immovable defense to smother Minerva 19-0 on their field. Steve Phillips, the 128 pound sophomore, ran sensationally in the fullback spot as Quarterback Dave DeRhodes' clever offensive manuevers kept Minerva befuddled. The return of Denny Sutherin to end strengthened the defense, plus the bruis- ing tackling of All Tri-County tackle Dick Marshall and All-Tri-County linebacker Dale Bird, and Minerva was held to a total gain of 19 yards. V... in Q Denny Sutherin I.. E. Ke S ay ' 3 Eglin Curt Dick Marshall Iohn Dave Dellhodes Q. B. ke Reed L. T. Harold Strohecker R. G 5 i Q Z, Matt Stimac i ' . . . gn .V '-- G- I Gerald McCo :IKIQ 52 :gm aw. Tom Seiter 3 Bill Phillips I.. 'l'. I R. Dale Bud Iohn Herbert Spike Henry Iohn Whitehouse C. Bob Knight 3- K - M., 15 luck Straley SQ. -' A Q L- E- ' 2 ' T E ' I- fi' ' 'F i ' A. at - - .,,, 1' N -ff-Q: ' fave rniuipg Daryl Kirtley I.. T. 53 Coach Jack Swinderman, Edwin Henry, Tom Dudas, Denny Sutherin, Rick Brook, Bob Knight, John Herbert, Frank Repasky, John Whitehouse, Bill Phillips, Fred Bycroft, Glenn Mankin, Dave DeRhodes Managers: Dave Hause and Donald Kennedy. N.E.O. Champs - District Runners - Up East Palestine - - - East Palestine East Palestine--- East Palestine--- Eats Palestine--- East Palestine--- East Palestine East Palestine East Palestine East Palestine East Palestine East Palestine Wellsville -- ---- Springfield .- ---- Woodrow Wilson Sebring --- ----- Alumni ----..--- Salem ------ --- Boardman ---- - Columbiana ---- Louisville ------- 35 Poland .- ------ .- Minerva ------- Leetonia --- --- East Palestine-H East Palestine--- East Palestine--- East Palestine--- East Palestine--- East Palestine--- East Palestine--- East Palestine--- East Palestine--- East Palestine--- East Palestine---54 East Palestine---51 Lisbon - --., -- Sebring ---- - Columbiana -- Louisville ---- Poland .---- Minerva ----- Lisbon ---- -- Leetonia ----- Rayen ---- -- South ------- Girard -..--- - Akron Central 54 ,ii-4 Coach Hogan, Coach Swinderman Managers: Dave Hause, Donald Kennedy and Coach Robertson and Fred Paxon Compliments of Huber's Auto Body Shop Compliments of Al1ison's Dress Shop 7a ffoliaa This year's Bulldogs had one of the most successful teams in Brown and White his- tory. Under the coaching of Jack Swinder- man, the Bulldogs placed second in the Tri- County, and took the N.E.O. championship. The Bulldogs, started out slowly, losing five of their Hrst seven games. Then the C0- lumbiana game started them off on a six game winning streak. defeating Columbia- na, Louisville, Poland, Minerva, Leetonia, and Lisbon. The Bulldogs were stopped by the Se- bring Trojans and went on to win seven of the next ten games. The Brown and VVhite squad placed two boys on the All Tri-County first team who were Bob Knight, a senior and Dave De- Rhodes, junior. John Herbert was given a berth on the second team and Rick Brook, honorable mention. Tournament In the N.E.O. Sectional Tournament held at Youngstown, the mighty Bulldogs tramp- led over Youngstown Rayen 59-46, Youngs- town South 63-49, and Girard 54-36, to Win the championship and qualify for the Dis- trict Class A Tournament held at Kent. John Herbert and Spike Henry were given All-Tourney honors at Youngstown. 0 fi li L1 Q, , LD Q x. The Bulldogs then went to Kent, drawing Akron Central for the first game. After leading for three quarters and battling back and forth in the last, a hard fighting Bulldog team dropped the game 53-51. Reserves Top Row: Fred Paxon, Domenic Chick, Gary Doran, Daryl Kirtley, John Dunlap, Coach Robertson. Bottom Row: Donald Bush, Nino Soldo, Tom Taus, Andy Jones, Dick Galeno, Curt Thompson, George Johnson. 55 Iunior Glenn Mankin Forward Senior Iohn Whitehouse Forward Senior Tom Dudas Forward Senior Iohn Herbert Center Iunior Spike Henry Guard 56 Iunior Frank Repasky Center Iunior Dave Deflhodes Guard Senior Rick Brook Forward Forward Iunior Bill Phillips Forward Forward 57 Senior Fred Bycroit Forward Senior Bob Knight Iunior Denny Sutherin 7 Tony Conkle Coach Bill Ward Harold Bush The Bulldog track team had a very successful season, winning 4, placing third in 3, fourth in 1, and being runners up in the District meet. Tony Conkle, Harold Bush, Jim Kline, Edwin Henry, and Don Kibler all qualified for the State meet. Harold Bush broke the county discus record, his throw traveling 145 f e e t 2 inches. Tony Conkle broke the state shot put record with a throw of 54 feet 9 inches. He won the Frank R. Castleman trophy for the outstanding track athlete in Ohio-class A Co-Captains for the 1954 season are John Gillooly, Bill Bingham, an d Larry Springer. 58 Wee Bottom Row: Spike Henry, Donald Kibler, Dale Bird, Tony Conkle, Harold Bush, Tom Meek, Jim Kline, John Gillooly, Tom Dudas, Larry Springer. Middle Row: Coach Bill Ward, Harold Cunningham, Dick Galeno, John Whitehouse, Bob Herrington, Ken Holt, Gary Maurer, Tom Taus, Jim Rock. Top Row: Andy Jones, George Johnson, Paul Woods, Bob Knight, Bill Bingham, Frank Repasky, Bill Baumgardner, Jack McNicol, Gary Doran. ENON Row 1: Norma Stuart, Alice McElroy, Keith Speerhas, Florence Brown, Tom Dudas, Sue Kerr, Jim Lindner, Phyllis Phillips, Pattie Beck. Row 2: Brandt Riddle, Janet Andrews, Dick Marshall, Phyllis Knepp, Dale Bird, Marilyn Stuart, Lee Zeh. Row 3: Charles McElroy, Bill Riddle, Patsy Lindner, Hugh Madden, Bill Phillips, Bob Condor, Joan Lambright, Jack Marshall. Not Shown: Donna DeLoe, Steve Phillips. NEGLEY Row 1: Nancy McGuckin, Richard Coulter, Darlene Shafer, Harold Cunningham, Sara Jo Anderson, James Noel Patricia Dyke, Robert Minamyer, Darlene Dickey, Melvin Kiehl, Patricia Holzer, Linda Risinger. RowN2: Walter Dyke, Georgiann Gorby, Samuel Anderson, Nadine Cunningham, Edward Dickey, Joanne Cope, Matthew Stimac, Carol Barr, Kenneth Holt, Jane Ann Gorby, Leman Shafer. Row 3: Donna McGuckin, Curt Thompson, Delores Cope, Gerald McCowin, Gladys Garey, William Peffer, Lenora Burson, Donald Cope, Judy Mahon, Gary Doran, Doris Bollinger, Not Shown:Robert Taucher, James Halbert, Kenneth McGuckin. 60 UNITY Row 1: Gerald Hogue, Jerry Beight, Robert Schmidt, Charles Connor, Roy Heck, Robert Osberg, Joseph Host- nik, Glen Stewart, James Repasky, Dick Osberg, Ervin Hartman, Raymond Jordan, Elvie Landsberger, Albert Spencer, Sam Harrold. Row 2: Mary Black, Ruth Jenkins, Kenneth Felger, Patricia Beight, Earl Hadley, Virginia Smith, Carl Roberts, Shirley Black, George Baun, Marsha Lemley, Carl Black, Gail Anderson, Wayne McConnell, Evelyn Lands- berger, John Cusick, Sally Felger, Ronald Stump, Beverly Ash, Patsy Johnston. Row 3: Willis Barnhart, Ruth Bailey, Dale Beight, Edalene McConnell, Harold Strohecker, Patricia Stump, Robert Davis, Peggy Jackson, Paul Repasky, Mary Ja ne Foster, Joe Elder, Betty Burkey, Kenneth Nutter, Jane Rosenbaum, Riley Justice, Dorothy Annico, Robert Mercer. Row 4: Sylvia Boardman, Glenn Saviers, Christina Kay, John Tancer, Patty Felger, Wayne Gross, Nancy Sheely, Andy Schmidt, Sally Stump, Larry Schmidt, Betty Black, Albert Macek, Barbara Dey, Kenny Knight, Peggy McMasters, Joe Tancer, Marie Strohecker. . , , 11 'F' Ui CUSTODIANS William Harvey, Clyde Spaulding, Robert McConahy 61 7-XDVERTISING By HECK INSURE BY HECK THE MAN WHO ACTS HEALTH attends the man who acts YVISDOM guides him HOPE frees him JOY helps him POWER moves him PROGRESS marks him FAME follows him WEALTH rewards him LOVE chooses him FATE obeys him 'GOD blesses him ART INSURES HIM General Insurance Phone 2679 594 West North Avenue East Palestine, Ohio 'niillf W wig, -A - hid 63 PRINTCRAFTERS 47mmwZq7hef4c!m4f1AanDaw4 Phone 3623 Color Pr t g Copy Writing, Pl g Desig i g puwluq of inc Qun mv A X EAST PALESTINE, OHIO 64 Ganzplfknenifi of F. O. E. .Q QXHIIIIE EAST PALESTINE, OHIO AERIE NO. 1506 65 'Qlllllllllllll' ss ha s 4 4 4 C M . . 1 l 4' Q a,' '50 llllllllllllll' THE KENMAR MFG. CO. MAKERS OF FINE IIPIIOLSTERED FURNITURE EAST PALESTINE, OHIO - OTTUMWA, IOWA - TYLER, TEXAS 66 MACKALL MOTCRS 1 Wt? Sales S pmmwh Service your CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH dealer Top quality USED CARS on Top - of the - Hill FRIGIDAIRE Ranges, Refrigerators, Freezers ,Air-Conditioners Automatic Washers and Small Appliances at MACKALL'S APPLIANCE and TV STORE 100 East Taggart Street . Phone 3655 Visit our Chrysler-Plymouth Showroom MACKALL'S MOTGRS North Market Street Ext, . Phone 615 67 Compliments of BURNS and SCN Coal Company Shop and Eat at The North Heights Drive ln And Food Center for those delicious Sandwiches and milkshakes and for the best food buys. COUNTER CURB TABLE SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Keating Electric Co. Light 6? Power 6? Fixtures E.P. 2539 N. Lima 93726 fa- Compliments ' f W Y O KELVINGTON SOHIO SERVICE SL, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES East Palestine 3826 Negley, Ohio RAY KELVINGTON D l 68 90 :sw YW' - 561 . 5 Qxiv 5 Y 0 10 ova ave! wi L The latest styles in gym classes The mechanical monsters ve rd: . 69 09 49 Rev. Baxter in speech class assembly CONGRATULATIONS sEN1oRs 1 I 5, .fauna 4 N P5 Feminine Apparel K fm! pafedlme, UMC: Youngstown, Ohio Cuptownj Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1954 From Spaite's Packing Plant RoY L. SPAITE, PROPRIETOR Post Office Box 255 Phone 2113 East Palestine, Ohio Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. 620.15 353 557211111112 Street Phone 465 C 7 . ,f7 JQWWJ mm! ya nowsns or msrmcnou ron wmv occAsloN Earl R. Meanor, Prop. East Palestine, Ohio Compliments H. 8: M. OIL COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio SHELL DISTRIBUTOR GASOLINE-MOTOR OILS AND FUEL OILS PHONE 4311 D El 70 D U Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1954 J. G. MADDEN and SON General Contracting East Palestine, Ohio Phone 3337 KN ESAL HARDWARE PETERSBURG, OHIO Appliances, Television, Plumbing, Heatin Farm Equipment Compliments of HERRIOTT TRUCKING COMPANY INC. Compliments of THE NEW WATERFORD BANK Safety With Service Since 1906 71 Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 VAllEY MOTOR SMES AND SERVICE OLDSMOBILE INTERNATIONAL REFRIGERATION GENERAL APPLIANCES I H C GAS RANGES amnu DEEPEREEZE ELECTRIC RANGES VV INTERNATIONAL 57 East Martin Street and 49 South Market Street Phone 413 East Palestine, Ohio Enon Valley Community Sales Located 2V2 Miles West of Enon, Pa. on State Route 351 Sale Every Tuesday Time 1 P.M. Mark Shaw, Owner and Auctioneer Phone 2842 . ENON VALLEY, PA. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS and thanks for the opportunity of making the pictures for your annual-we enjoyed it. Bill Davis Richard Kuhns Photographers DAVIS STUDIO Sz PHOTO SUPPLY Makers of Fine Portraits and Candid Wedding Albums Eastman Kodak -:- Ansco 23 South Market Street Phone 814 Compliments Of The Burn Rite Coal Company Mike Mercure Anjean, West Virginia and New Waterford, Ohio Phone New Waterford 5121 72 COMPLIMENTS of Q, K 4 ii, A JORDAN MOTORS Nash Soles and Service Phone 3414 Go - - Bulldogs ' of Banda '4 LOCAL 384 Cookie, Sammy, Clark, Bilfer, Riley, Hunt, Angelo 8: Dutch COMPLIMENTS OF 7 1140104 eompaluf Buick 157 East Martin Street EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Dial 2474 Compliments of THE DAILY LEADER THE HOME TOWN PAPER 73 ll III Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1954 The FIRST NFTICNAL BAN K at East Palestine, Ohio Compliments of Ray Moss Sanitary Service Phone: New Waterford 5661 Casa Loma Serving LUNCHEONS -:- DINNERS C ' : Phone-New Waterford 5222 Priifirtuiifges ROIHC 14 Business-Club Meetings Open Daily Including Sundays 11:00 A.M. to 2: A.M. James Landgraver, Mgr. Compliments of LAWRENCE DEPARTMENT STORE 74 D Compliments of ROSS CHICK WHOLESALE Tobacco 81 Cigarettes Candy 81 Chewing Gum 54 South Walnut Street Dial 827 CHICKEN HOME MADE ICE CREAM ' ANT HECK S RESTAUR 14 Mile East of Columbiana on Route 14 East Palestine, Ohio Good Food - Friendly Service PHONE 4458 COLUMBIANA. OHIO You Can Leave Your Style at Home! STEAKS CHOPS COMPLIMENTS OF CHEVROLET PONTIAC cNEV ll'r Q - CCMPLIMENTS OF , c H IC K ' s Q: s Grid DIAMOND CAFE ?o handed Friendliest Freshmen Sunniest Sophomores Jauntiest Juniors NANCY KENNEDY JANET CANDLE ANN MEEK TOM YOUNG CURT THOMPSON DAVE DeRI-IODES Seniors Likely to Succeed Most Popular Most popular Woman Teacher CHRISTINA KAY JEANNE SMITH MISS ROSS DANNY FLYNN PAUL RAUCH Best Dancers Noisiesm Nan and Ned prettiest Smile RUTH DRUMMOND CHARLSI CASTLES GRACIE DiCARLO MIKE REED DAVE HAUSE Bos KNIGHT 76 Papuzwzg eww: l is L E. Personality Polly and Pete Best Dressed Best Mixers KAY RUKENBROD NANCY MASCHER MERT MEEK JOHN GILLOOLY GARY DORAN TOM DUDAS I Ideal Jack and Jill BGS! Athletes Most P'f,fI'E?a15RIIEISSETeaCher JANET HULTON SUE REESH SPIKE HENRY JOHN HERBERT Prettiest Eyes Best Musicians Etiquette Plus CHARLEEN HALL MARJORIE BYERS EDALENE MCCONNEL ' DICK GALENO BILL HARDING LARRY SPRINGER 77 LINDSAY DAIRY Distributor of Fine Dairy Products 650 East Martin Street . Phone 2667 East Palestine, Ohio Don't Forget the BULLDOG DRIVE-IN for Your Snack after the game or after the show Phone 3037 Compliments of STATELINE TAVERN Compliments of NEIL'S RESTAURANT ,- Excellent Food and Prompt Service H Our Specialty ' ' ' Phone 520 78 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '54 So neigh is grandeur to our dust, S0 near is God to man, When duty whispers low, Thou must ! Yeungstewnas Dependable Store The youth replies, I can. Sil1CC 1875 -Ralph Waldo Emerson Compliments of the o . as 1 The Loyal Order of Moose Q, A Y' 'U . falge Na. 467 Herf-Jones Co. o MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 8: STATIONERS 1407-1479 North Capitol Ave. Indianapolis 7, Ind. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY-1904-1954 On this our 50th Anniversary, we congratulate you Seniors, and express our sincere appreciation to those individuals and employees, that have made our continued growth and success THANKS THE W. S. GEORGE POTTERY CO. Plants at East Palestine, Ohio, Canonsburg, Pa. 79 Compliments Best Wishes Army and Nafvy from Surplus Rukenbrod's Market Winter Clothing Boots and Shoes Negley, Ohio North Market Phone 841 Patterson's Clover Farm Store Groceries, Fresh Meats Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware Enon Valley, Pa. Compliments of MASCHER'S Jewelry Store Phone 3172 139 North Market Street Diamonds, Watches Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing and Engraving Phone 1700 Luggage and Small Appliances Compliments Congratulations of and Best Wishes to the F Graduating Class of 1954 Sparklmg Beverage DICKEY'S FOOD MARKET East Palestine Beverage Company Negley, Ohio Phone 2955 Compliments of WHITSLAR'S BECK MOTORS Ford Sales 8: Service 248 North Market East Palestine, Ohio CLOTHING STORE Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Toys Negley, Ohio Phone 2894 Compliments of PROCEL, Inc. Studebaker and Fawcett Feeds-Custom Grinding Enon Valley, Pa. Phone 8700 Compliments of Compliments of O O , Kingwood China Co. East Palestine, Ohio 584 East Taggart St. Phone 669 Congratulations to the Class Of '54 General Store The Lincoln Hotel Groceries Drygoods Jack 84 Helen McNicol Hardware Enon Valley, Pa. Phone 8500 Best Wishes Compliments of F rom McCOMMON HO'-MAN 5 WALGREEN AGENCY Phone 3590 u I U Compliments Compliments of of M. 6 W. 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N we .: xy-,. ,er m Q 1 I iff ,, L , f? wil 1 5 M : f f ' . -. M ' ' imfiieaffi xx ., kz, , LZV, ,::m,V 5 , f sf Qs -1 , fx Best Wishes of Compliments of Li 's Serfvice . . pp . , Howard S1lv1s Ashland Gas and Valvolme Oil Groceries Welding and Machine Shop 333 W. Main Street East Palestine, Ohio 193 South Market Street East Palestine, Ohio GILSON BAKERY Fine Baked Goods Birthday and Wedding Cakes Let us help plan your party Dial 2368 Compliments of East Palestine Theatre Midway Drive In Grand Theatre Compliments of GUY'S HUDSON Sales and Service The only Car With The Famous Step-down Design Bacon Avenue East Palestine, Ohio Phone 447 Compliments of Bob George Sohio Service From Lube Job to Engine Overhaul Cor. Market and Martin East Palestine DAVIS Service Station Washing, Greasing, Waxing Phone 3613 MANCHESTER MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Inter-Section Route 7 and 14 Q B Compliments of BUSH and PAXSON Lennox Heating Best Wishes from East Palestine Laundry Phone 9290 and Air-conditioning Grace COPS Compliments Compliments of of E. N. MrCONNEll General Contractor East Palestine Lumber Co. Phone 816 Compliments of Gross's Restaurant East Palestine, Ohio Mead Dry Cleaning We do our own dry cleaning Phone 2435 Phone 2414 A Compcgmems Compliments of Burkey Dance Studio A. H. KAY 713 Alice Street East Palestine, Ohio PARK AVE. CHINA C0. Dinnerware Glassware Lamps Novelties and Souvenirs 633 Park Ave., East Palestine, Ohio Compliments of Clark's Tire and Battery Service Tires Recapping Don Archibald Insurance Agency ir 79 North Market Street East Palestine, Ohio Telephones: Office 2632, Res. 3123 Congratulations Class of' ,54 BEN REISMAN Department Store Sutherin Brothers THE REXALL STORE 99 North Market East Palestine, Ohio Television Sales and Service IOHNNlE'S Zenith General Electric Motorola Westinghouse Stromberg-Carlson Dumont Major Appliances G E Sc Westinghouse Maytag 8a Amana East Palestine 2384 Compliments of Fitzpatrick Industries China Novelties Artware DARIE - DELI TE Penna.-Ohio Line, Route 90 Petersburg, Ohio Cones, Shakes, Sundaes Sandwiches, Coffee Wilbur F. Patterson, Owner QUALITY Furniture Store Compliments of Furniture Appliances rt t rs Inc Floor Coverings Ha M0 0 , Out of the Way - Less to Pay Dodge - Plymouth 164 South Market St. Phone 2583 Congratulations Seniors from P Compliments of HARRY'S MARKET 329 East Martin Street East Palestine, Ohio Phone 671 Home of Fine Foods Compliments of HILL'S Shoe Store 39 N. Market St., East Palestine 38 South Main Street Columbiana Union Commercial Bunk Compliments Compliments of of J. L. Rauch SL Son Heating Dwight Morris CHINA Phone: East Palestine 2839 Compliments of the City Loan 6? Saving Company BORElll'S SlNClAlR SERVICE 212 North Market Street Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1954 CITY Stephen Boziclc O 9 O A Radlo Sz Televrsron F im Service . 211111 l11'Cal1 Phone 2704 RCA Victor Insurance John Lambright, Jr. 31 North Market Street East Palestineg Ohio 14 N. Market Street East Palestine, Ohio Phone 581 Compliments of John E. Kemple Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Glass Works G d ' Cl f 1954 Milk Glass Specialists ra uatmg ass 0 BOOSTERS East Palestine, Ohio For Slick Chicks See Compliments of Anderson's Hatchery New Waterford, Ohio On Rt. 14 AKENHEAD'S ICE CREAM u ' U Compliments of Compliments of The Golden Star Lunches, Dairy Products, Delicatessen 35 South Market Street East Palestine, Ohio Phone 9707 FOOD MARKET 239 North Market Street R. E. CHARLTON Accountant Congratulations Seniors JIM'S GRILL Associates R. Dagarin W. F. Bycroft Smith and Phillips Distinctive Home Furnishings Phone 2221 87 North Market East Palestine, Ohio Compliments of TORRENCE COAL CO. Compliments ROBERT GRIM WElDlNG CO. Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 Carlyle Brown PHOTOGRAPHER The Best In Photographyv East Palestine, Ohio L 159 North Market Phone 2712 n 2 - D n W U Blosco Motor Sales 300 South Market St. Congratulations and Best Wishes 21 to the East Palestine, Ohio Graduating Class of 1954 h Bl JO 'I 0560 Tozefs Jewelry Phone 638 Compliments of 1954 Ephanian Covers manufactured by 9 R0CkeUbe1'ge1' S The Mueller Art Cover Motor Parts George A. Rockenberger ck Dick Sz Binding Co. 15410 Brookpark Road Cleveland 11, Ohio Congratulations Seniors of 1954 from D. M. OGILVIE and Co. East Liverpool, Ohio We can supply your Athletic Needs of all kinds Sporting Goods Co. 21 North Champion Street Youngstown 3, Ohio Next door to the Y.M.C.A. Pete McBride BYERS GARAGE Sheppard Diesel Tractors Atlantic gas Diesel Fuels H. K. Byers, prop. R.D. 2, East Palestine, O. Phone E.P. 2818 Carl E. Genkinger Ben Scharso Compliments of Tony's Coffee Shop Vadez Activities . . 3 1-40 Boosters . . . 38 Driving Team . 40 Freshman Tri-Hi-Y 35 Football Ushers . 37 Girls Leaders . 39 Hi-Y . . . 36 Junior Tri-Hi-Y . 34 Library Club . 37 P. A. Crew . . 40 Scholarship Teams 33 Senior Tri-Hi-Y . 34 Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y . 35 Stage Crew . . 40 Student Council . 32 Administration . . 1 Ads . . . . 62 Athletics . . . 49 Basketball . 54-57 Cheerleaders . . . 48 Football .... 50-53 Freshman Basketball Team . 29 Track .... 58-59 Calendar . . 47 Class Prophesy . 30 Class Will . 18 Custodians 61 Enon . . . 60 Ephanian Staff . 4 Faculty . . . 2-3 Freshmen . 26-29 Juniors . 20-22 Music . . . 41 Band . . . 42 Band Council . 43 Chorus . . 44 Quartet . . 44 Sextet . . 44 Negley . . . . 60 Popularity Contest 76-77 Seniors . . . 5-17 Sophomores . . 23-25 Unity . . 61 92 ,-gr x ,y QWI1 +G-ww Q if W 1 V . 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