Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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TERESA M. WALTERS Tess Jr. Girl Reserves: Friendship Club: Hall Guard: Snafu : G.A. A.: Girls' league: Polka Club: Chess and Checkers Club: Knitting Club: Dramatics Club: Amiga Club: Intramurals: Gala Nite. HILDRED R. WILLIS Hide Movie Club: Snafu : Friendship Club: Jr. Girl Reserves: Hall Guard: Choir: Hobby Show: Jr. Red Cross: Arts and Crafts Club: Carnival: Co-op class. MARIAN R. ZAKOVSEK Mar Amiga Club: S.S.S. Club: Handi- craft Club: G.A.A.: Girls' League: Carnival: Hall Guard: Co-op class. DONALD R. ZNIDARSIC Don Athletic Association: R e s e r v e Basketball: Travel Club: Stage Crew: Hall Guard: Gala Nite: RUTH A. WELTER Stuf Girls' Leaders, secretary: Friend- ship Club: G.A.A.: Student Coun- cil: Choir: Girls' Trio: Madrigals: Chapel Choir: Aeolian Choir: Jr. Red Cross representative: Knit- ting Club: Sr. Card Club: Opus '47, advertising manager: Girls' league, welfare board. National Honor Society l.OIS M. YEAGER KILUJI Typing Tillies Club: Jr. Girl Re- serves: Hobby Show: Hall Guard: G.A.A.: Girls' league: Office as- sistant: Carnival: Arts and Crafts Club: Friendship Club: Band: Ac- tivity Ticket Committee: Aeolian Choir. MARY ANN ZELE Mazy Friendship Club, treasurer: Jr. Girl Reserves: Typing Tillies Club: Hobby Show: Student Council: Junior Class secretary: Gala Nite: Big Nite: Snafu : Girls' League: Intramurals: G.A. A., president, manager: Hobby C I u b , president: Cheerleader: Echo staff: Sr. Card Club: Hall Guard: Carnival: Athletic Asso- ciation: Girls' League, welfare board: AU Star Cheerleader: Of- fice assistant: Co-op class. Ing,-qmu,-als, EDWARD l. ZUPANCIC NE-dx, Choir: Card Club: Travel Club: Polka Club: Stage Crew: Boys' Chorus: Gala Nite: Big Nite: ln- tramurals.

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MYRTLE R. SIMMONS Myrt VIRGINIA STENBERG Friendship Club, president, social chairman: Girls' Leaders, vice- president, social chairman: Jr. Hi Recreation: Jr. Girl Reserves: Girls' League: Snafu , makeup: National Honor Society: Stud- ent Council: G.A.A.: Opera Club: Sr. Card Club: Aeolian Choir: Intramurals: Hall Guard: Elemen- tary Recreation Program: Typing Tillies Club. RICHARD C. SPAETH Bud Football: Snafu : Choir: Bas - ball: Intramurals: Chess d Checkers Club: Echo: apel Choir: Hall Guo d- ernationa Wy FRANK J. SVIGEI. flswfi Choir: Hall Guard: Travel Club: Football: Intramurals. DAVID A. TESKE Dave Chess and Checkers Club: Car- nival: Sr. Card Club. CHARLES J. TIRABASSO lllleftyfl Baseball: Chess and Checkers Club: Travel Club: Basketball Intramurals. Ginny Girls' Leaders: Friendship Club, secretary: Jr. Girl Reserves: Choir: Chapel Choir: Band: Solo and Ensemble contests: Opus '47, music editor: Arts and Crafts Club: Typing Tillies Club: Activ- ity Ticket committee: Internation- al Relations Club: Knitting Club: Elementary Recreation Program. DOROTHY J. STROYER Dot Girls' Leaders: Movie Club: Jr. Girl Reserves: Friendship Club: Hall Guard: Intramurals: Girls' League welfare and birthday boards: Choir: Opera Club: Typ- ing Tillies Club: Handicraft Club: Hobby Show: Carnival: American Legion essay contest winner: Jr. Red Cross: All Star basketball committee. National Honor Society BOB L. TERRILL lfB0bl, P.A. Club: Stage Crew: Movie Club, president: Hi Y: Snafu : Sr. Card Club: Hall Guard. SONJA G. THORNBLADH Sonny Friendship Club: Knitting Club: G.A.A.: Girls' League: Junior Red Cross. JANE M. TOMSIC Janie Friendship Club: Jr. Girl Re- serves: Hall Guard: Chess and Checkers Club: Dramatics Club: Polka Club: Handicraft Club: Girls' League, welcome board: Intramurals: Snafu : Dean's as- sintant.

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01444 Wi!!--j , 1947 We, the members of the January graduating class of January 1947, being of sound minds C?????l and bodies, do bequeath, donate or force our sterling qualities upon those undeserving but fortunate undergraduates. Don Black wills to Ralph Laubler the chance to play with' the Rythmasters so that he can get off his knees and stop begging. Ivor Bork wills his ability to get along with the 200 street fellows to Mr. Harold Blackburn. John Broos leaves to Mr. Harold Blackburn a key chain to help hold his glasses up. Ray Calen wills Mr. Clemens Blauch his long side burns. Edmund DiCenso wills his ability to stay out of trouble to Joe Likosar. Eleanor Franich wills Euclid Central High School another model homerom like the January class of 1947. Vince Globokar wills his influence to any student who needs it to get through school. Bette Haydu auctions off her seat in the co-op room to the highest bidder. Charles Kase wills a pair of new tennis shoes and six months supply of epsom salts to Mr. James-Jog-a-Long-Soak-it-in-Epsom-Salts Cal- vert Thomas Jackson wills his football uniform and his seat on the bench, which he held down for three years, to Mr. Dale Thompson. Joan Kittleman wills her ability to stay away from demerits to Kenny Moon, who just can't. Lucile McNeal wills Glen Crawford a pillow so that he will wake up on the right side of the bed in the morning. Richard Maher wills his ability to smile to Mr. Walter Edwards. Lilian Modic wills lvan Weinstock a big beauti- ful doll to take her place in looking after him, and to keep him Out of trouble. John Mrsnik wills Ed Zupancic his ability to stay awoke in automotives. William Ostendorf wills all his demerits to the classes yet have Mr. Fred Vollman. Don Pietro wills his kid brother to all the women he's leaving behind. Corliss Roach wills Mr. Fred Vollman 200 of his 300 demerits. Glenn Sanders wills his beautiful blond hair to his buddy Mr. Hoon. Jack Solo'n wills his ability to get through school to his brother, Dick. Larry Stark wills Mr. Gray to any other future president of a senior class. Mary Svrga wills King Carl Zele her seat on the late bus. Selma Weinstock wills her 24W-inch waist line to Riley Westmoreland to go with his broad- broad shoulders. Also, a tape measure to keep the measurements correct. Elsie Zele wills Chuck Cesnik a pair of dice that aren't loaded. Paul Boyd wills Ralph Hirsh his ability to attract attention from the females. Mary Gorse wills her ability to dance to any one who is trying awfully hard to learn. The gratitude of those graduating is left to Dr. Lee R. Gilbert, Mr. L. Gray, the deans and teach- ers, for the many years they have put up with us, watched over us, guided us in our darkest hours. However, we are sure that although they all loved us dearly, fha-hal they will not breathe freely until the last graduating pupil receives his diploma. 61644 Zlfllllu awe, 1947 As we, the June graduating class of 1947, leave the halls of Euclid Central we do willingly give, devise and bequeath the items below to those who follow in our footsteps. Bob Anderson wills his blonde hair to all those who try so hard. John Bartol wills to the Travel Club a pair of dice, a deck of cards, and poker chips. Cliff Boyce wills his basketball ability to Bill Ragborg, so together they may make the fourth string. Doris Burgett wills her chair in art class to her brother Edward, who will soon have use for it. Al Bassett wills his Ford to Jack Saefkow for his dates with Betty. Dick Black wills his ability to graduate to Harold Gabriel. Nancy Bowes wills to Vi Jean Schultz her ability to get through school. Chuck Cesnik wills his ability to be tardy to any- one who would like to serve his detentions. Willa Dinwoodie wills to Mr. Vollman her two younger sisters to take over where she left off. Mary Dowd wills to Lois Kemter an 11th grade history answer book in case she ever gets a test-minded teacher. Chuck Egensperger wills his ability to get to school before 8:25 to his brother, Jim. Peg Esmiol wills her nickname Bird-Legs to Danny Morgan. lConMnued on Page 321