Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)
- Class of 1960
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THE 1960
EDITORIAL STAFF . BUSINESS STAFF
DeRonda Elliott
Mary Ann Fedor
Marilyn Vincent
George Nowacek
Jon Vadnal
Joyce Burns
Peggy Krieger
Kathy King
Jim Crawford
Dennis Bathory
Libby Marino
Gerry Coltrin
Donna Petersen
Kathy McMahon
Polly Jacobs
James McCampbell
Editor-in-Chief
Assistant Editor
Picture Editor
Assistant
Assistant
Literary Editor
Assistant
Assistant
Mounting Editor
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Senior Editor
Underclass Editor
Art Editor
Social Editor
Staff Editor
Sponsor
Nancy Carter
Gary Canfield
Marihelyn Nelson
Charlotte Shurilla
Kathy Cole
Paulette Goryanes
Pat Schumacher
Carolyn Crennell
Carol Takacs
Gertrude Berthold
Sharon Bizily
Britta Carlson
Arlene Urbancic
Pat Perris
Clayton George
EUCLID SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
711 EAST 222nd STREET
EUCLID 23, OHIO
Business Manager
Assistant
Circulation Manager
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ....... .............. . . .
THIS IS FALL ............................ .. .
ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY. . . . . .
CLASSES ............................. . . .
Bookstore ......
P.A. Club ........
Student Council .....
Survey ...........
Euclidian ......... . . . . .
Eucuyo ......................
International Quill and Scroll. . .
Movie Club, Camera Club ....
Spirits Club ...............
FALL SPORTS ...........
Marching Band. . .
Majorettes ......
Cheerleaders ....
Homecoming. . .
Fall Play ..... . .
SOPHOMORES ....
THIS IS WINTER. . .
WINTER SPORTS. . .
Mid-Term Tests .......
Concert Band ..........
Cadet Band, Orchestra ....
Chevron Society ..............
Choral Masters ...............
Euclid Choir, Girls' Glee Club ....
Girls' Leaders Club ............
Girls' Athletic Association .....
Swim Club, Letterman's Club ......... .....
National Athletic Scholarship Society. . . . . . .
Foremans Club, Future Nurses Club .... ....
Key Club, World Affairs Club ........ ....
Thespians, Stage Crew .............
National Forensic League, Ad Club.
Friendship Club ................... ....
Future Teachers of America .....
National Honor Society .......
JUNIORS ...................
THIS IS SPRING ......
SPRING SPORTS ....
Fat Panther Game ...... .....
Elections .........................
Senior National Honor Society, Jr. Red Cross. . . . . . .
Panthers ofthe Week, I.Q.S ................ ....
Play Night .......... ......
Spring Play ..............
Swim Show, Big Show ....
Spring Dances ...........
Commencement ..............
Valedictorian, Salutatorian ....
SENIORS ...................
ADVERTISEMENTS .....
Ad Index ............
Senior Index. ..... . .
Junior Index. . ..
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FOREWORD
There is something singular about a
high school student-you can recognize
one anywhere. About him there is vitality
and a love of life. He wants to know and
experience everything, for he is young and
life is on his side. Yet, in spite of his ex-
uberance, he knows the value of thought
and he wants to make use of every mo-
ment of his time. He has the desire to
capture precious moments-to catch them
and to hold them. His three years of high
school go quicklyg and though he tries to
put as much into this time as he can, be-
fore he realizes it his school years are
gone. He has gained knowledge, how-
ever, and has the memory of this special
part of his youth.
This book is designed to be a record of
one of these three very important years-
years made richer and more meaningful
by associations with people. These people
give each school year the special signif-
icance which will make it memorable in
the years to come. On the preceding pages
are pictured the community and the
school, both of which have made impor-
tant contributions to our remembrances.
But these institutions are only a frame-
work for life, and in themselves would be
unimportant-the people give them mean-
ing. In the 1960 EUCLIDIAN we have
tried to capture the personality of youth,
we have tried to capture a part of the lives
of the many people who have made our
year what it was.
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food and drink to him, containing all the sustenance
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spirit and faith in himself, his team, and his country.
Spirit buoys him up so that he can go down in defeat
and still emerge cheering, asking for another chance.
Happiness between two young people brings with it
the sweet promise of tomorrow. They do not see the
lake, but they see its beauty in their dreams of what will
be. It is not the mature, sophisticated understanding of
adult minds, but rather the uncomplicated acceptance
of youth. Tomorrow holds everything for them because
they are young and the word "cannot" does not exist.
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ities will narrow, but the beauty of the moment is theirs
and, if they are careful, the promise of tomorrow will
go with them until their tomorrows are gone.
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failure. To accept defeat is diilicult, for youth must
win. Every fiber of a young body strives toward
victory, and when this goal is met, he is happy.
But victory merely whets his appetite for greater
challenge-he is rejuvenated and lights still harder
the next time. To give up is uncommon in youth,
because the horizon of what could be is as wide as
the sky and as endless as the stars.
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Loneliness is ice-water and sour milk to the diet of
the mind. It is the feeling which comes not only from
being alone, for it is possible to be lonely in a crowd. lt
is rather the failure ofa meeting of minds. It is the result
of a lack of comprehension of thought on the part of
others. It is something which is not easily overcome.
even by the strongest of men: for loneliness is a lost
thought or a dead hope.
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the reality which can sometimes be so troublesome.
Where is she? Who knows, and who will ever know? For
it is only in thought that one can be truly alone. It is in
the thoughts of youth that the future is born. It is in her
dreams and in the dreams of her contemporaries that
tomorrow is decided.
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Music is the art of the soul. It is the
abandon and escape of the imagination at
its most profound and sublime height.
It is the beauty of silver clouds and blue
waters. It expresses every emotion. every
thought. Drifting, floating, it carries away
those who can be deaf to all but the won-
der and depth which only the magic of
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Laughter is youth's own specialty: it is
the mirror of his joys and happiness-the
camouflage for his cares and troubles.
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for youth bears his burdens alone. laugh-
ing sometimes merely to lighten another's
load. But when he is truly happy. the
youth laughs with a sincerity that tells the
world his soul is singing. For laughter
kindles a spark from uithin that makes
hope and faith burn brighter.
15
THIS IS
Autumn is beauty, for color dances
everywhere. Chased by the wind, it plays
with the sky and the dying grass, and
teases you as it flies about, and makes you
dizzy, for you want to catch it. The air is
new and vibrant and it seems to say hurry.
And you start to run with the wind and
you run until you are breathless. And the
world is a kaleidoscope of iire and blue.
For a minute you stop, and you can see
the leaves and smell them. The wind spins
them into red and orange funnels, and you
hear them cracking under your feet. You
stand alone against the wind and the sky,
and the breeze pulls and tugs at your hair.
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mark the first da of school
The first grim reminder of the return to school
was probably a sign in a department store window
advertising back-to-school specials. It was then
only a few short weeks until the first day of school.
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mixed with apprehension was the feeling that first
day of classes. There were the inevitable mix-ups
with students being late, going to the wrong class,
or getting lost in the halls. Being sophomores was
the fate of one-third of our school. For them this
day held special terrors. "Where's the library?"
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the thoroughly bewildered underclassmen. The
hrst day also brought with it the realization that
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with many possibilities. One had to decide what
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learn and how well would he learn it? The truly
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order to help build a better school and commu-
nity. While taking part in the fun and activities
that are a definite part of the school year, he real-
ized that the beginning of school also brought with
it decisions to make and work to do.
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As he gropes through the darkness of ignorance,
reaching toward the light of knowledge, the student
needs a guide to hold the beacon before him, to keep
him on the right path. Wavering in his course, he must
have someone to dispel his indecision. The administra-
tion and the faculty always assume these major roles in
any institution of learning. The faculty tries to give him
some of its knowledge, while the administration
guides him in the use of his new possession. Helping him
to select the right career, directing his attention to the
many pitfalls along the way, and inspiring in him a sin-
cere love of learning, they make his student years truly
worthwhile.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Dr. Lester E. Angene
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Certainly no one stays the relentless rush of the
seasons! Only in memory prompted by the line
record of this 1960 Euclidian can we make them
static for the moment. We thus have the illusion
of arresting the swift passage of time punctuated
by the seasons which come and go so rapidly that
the future becomes present and then past in a vir-
tual blur. For busy people the whole of life is like-
wise all too brief for the work needing to be done.
Herrick said, "Gather ye rosebuds while ye May,'
old time is still aflyingf' Life is shortg art is long.
Since time is limited we need to make worthy use
of it. Your school experience should have taught
you the value of time and the durable satisfactions
on which time should be largely spent.
For everything there is a time and a season. Each
brings forth his fruit in his season. The word has
come to suggest not merely a time of year, but a
time for appropriate activities. The season passesg
so passes opportunity. It is fervently hoped that
your school season in life's year has been fully
fruitful, equipping you with the values, attitudes,
appreciation, knowledge, and skills you will need
all your life.
Sincerely,
Lester E. Angene
Superintendent of Schools
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PRINCIPAL
Clifford G. Owens
Progress occurs when people become dissatis-
fied with the things they have. This is true in all
lines of endeavor. Each school year brings with it
a renewed enthusiasm on the part of faculty and
students to make the present year the very best
ever. If we look back over the many accomplish-
ments, few disappointments, and the real joy of
achievement, we agree that this has truly been an
outstanding year.
Each season has its challenges. With the open-
ing of school in the fall we must make every effort
to get a good start. We must find our bearings and
chart our course. There are new faces. new experi-
ences, and new horizons. The happy and the suc-
cessful person is the one who can keep all inhu-
ences in his proper perspective. As we progress
through the school year, we settle down to a rou-
tine and must not lose sight of the need for im-
provement and change to meet our objective.
Spring brings with it all the fragrance and exuber-
ance of lifeg a renewed vitality as we approach the
end of the school year. Life is always a refreshing
challenge. Be one of its active participants.
Congratulations to all who had a part in the
preparation of this wonderful yearbook. Good
luck and best wishes to the class of 1960.
Sincerely,
C'lUford G. Owens
Principal
Making the change-over to the l.B.M. system of rc-
cording and filing was part of MR. GRAHAM's job
this year. He also made sure that there were enough
classes of the right subject matter for the number of
students enrolled, and that the students were equally
distributed in the classrooms. He was also the advisor
to the senior counselors concerning baccalaureate and
commencement.
Aiding undecided students in their choice ofa college.
MRS. SHEATS had the over-all responsibility for
counselling both boys and girls about future careers.
She was in charge of Career Week, as well as the testing
program at the school. She also had direct supervision
of the home arts and girls' physical education depart-
ments.
Dealing mainly with teachers, MR. HUNTER made
sure that there was always a teacher assigned to a class.
Students aren't the only ones who have problems. and
in democratically conducted meetings with department
chairmen, and also by personal classroom observation.
he sought to help Euclid's teachers get to the base of
their problems and instruct more efficiently.
The welfare of all the girls in the school is a time-
consuming job in itself. MISS GILLMAN's waiting
room was usually filled with girls seeking her help, but
she still managed to have time to supervise all the social.
academic, and service clubs in the school. and take
charge of the achievement reports of both the boys and
the girls.
DEAN OF GIRLS
Miss Wilma Gillman
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Mr. Bruce Graham. Mrs. Harriet Shcats. Mr. William Hunter
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BERGEM, the Dean of Boys. Acting as an understand-
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personal and school problems of the boys attending
Euclid. He assists them in decisions concerning their
futures and tries to give their school lives a purpose.
DEAN OF BOYS
Dr. Jerry Bergcm
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Social Studies
Kent State University
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Baseball Coach
Marianne Artino
English
Notre Dame College
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Frank A. Aultz
English
Mount Union College
Kent State University
Western Reserve
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Ohio State University
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Business Education
Western Reserve
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Social Studies
University of
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Miami University
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Mathematics
Capital University
Kent State University
Hiram College
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Mexico City College
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James M. Calvert
Physical Education
North Central College
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Social Studies
Ohio State University
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University
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Science
California State
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Social Studies
Ohio State University
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Carl Clements
Science
Capital University
Ohio State University
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English
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Industrial Arts
Ohio University
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Science
Marietta College
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Social S Indies
Western Reserve
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Business
Mount Union College
Kent State University
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Dramatics
Indiana University
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Industrial Arts
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Mathematics
University of Toledo
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B.Sc. in Ed.
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Science
Kenyon
Kent State University
University of Florida
Western Reserve
University
B.Sc. in Chem.
B.Sc. in Ed.
M.Ed.
Edith K. Lemon
Home Arts, Clrairniwr
Northwestern College
Western Reserve
University
B.Sc.
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Industrial Arts
Illinois State
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John Carroll
University
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Richard Lcwicki
English
Edinboro State
Teachers College
B.Sc.
Mary Alice Kalka
Busimfss Elfllttllfllll
Miami University
Ohio State University
B.Sc. in Ed.
M.A.
James W. Lindsay
Social Studies
Baldwin-Wallace
College
Wesleyan University
B.A.
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Assistant Football,
Track Coach
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Kent State University
Miami University
Western Reserve
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Ohio State University
A.B.
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Home Arts
University of
Wisconsin
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Social Studies
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English
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English
Bucknell University
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Business Education
Ohio State University
Ohio University
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Industrial Arts
Bowling Green
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Industrial Arts
Iowa State University
B.Sc. in Ed.
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Science
Baldwin-Wallace
University
Western Reserve
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B.Sc.
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J.V. Football Coach
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Business Education
Muskingum College
Indiana University
Gregg Shorthand
College
B.A.
M.S. in Ed.
Donald Mohr
Physical Education
Baldwin-Wallace
College
Bowling Green
University
Western Reserve
University
B.A.
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Industrial Arts
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Penn State University
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Sofia! Studies
Ohio University
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Social Studies
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Ohio State University
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English, Journalism,
Home Arts
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Western Reserve
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Science, Mathematics
Edinboro State
Teachers College
Western Reserve
University
B.S.
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Mathematics
Miami University
B.Sc. in Ed.
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English
Western Reserve
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B.A.
M.A.
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Business Education
John Carroll
University
Kent State University
B.S. in B.A.
Howard E. Reminick
English
University of Toledo
B.Ed.
Asst. Wrestling Coach
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Science
Edinboro State
Teachers College
Harvard University
B.Sc.
M.Ed.
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Mathematics
Muskingum College
West Liberty State
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West Virginia
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Ohio State University
B.Sc.
M.Ed.
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Social Studies
Denison University
B.A.
William E. Saul
Business Education
Westminster College
Western Reserve
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Erie Business College
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Industrial Arts
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University of Colorado
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Home Arts
Kent State University
B.Sc.
James Stuckey
Social Studies
Bluffton College
Ohio State University
B.A.
M.A.
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Physical Education,
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Ohio University
Columbia University
Ohio State University
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English
Miami University
Western Reserve
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Chemistry, Physics
Indiana State College
B.S.
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Social Studies
Kent State University
Western Reserve
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Ohio State University
University of Zurich
Switzerland
University of Hawaii
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Industrial Arts
Ohio University
Stevens Point
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Kent State University
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Business Education
University of
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Kent State University
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And in all phases of school life
With the snow falling softly, Euclid students walked
up the many walks to the high school. The custodians
were already busy shoveling the snow from the walks,
anxious to be through and able to go inside the warm
and lively building. Upstairs, the librarians were pre-
paring for the early morning rush by reshelving books
and straightening their records. As the bell rang and the
day officially began, the office staff started distributing
absence lists, their work carrying them through the day.
Everyone gets hungry, and with the third period under-
way the cafeteria staff prepared the wide variety of food
offered to hungry Euclidites. As the day went on, the
nurse's list of ailing people grew longer and longer.
Mrs. Wise took temperatures and called parents, busy
even as the last bell rang. Now, with the school day
over, Euclid was alive with the jangling of keys and the
clanging of pails as the cleaning staff took over the care
of the nearly empty building and prepared for another
school day.
LIBRARIANS
Left I0 Right: C. Shearer, B. Far- SCI-IDOL NURSE
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SECRETARIES
Row One: J. Boyer, M. Stein, A. Bell, D. Pintar. Row Two: L
Baron, J. Edwardsen, Y. DeLeon, R. Carlson, H. Ryba, M. Turk,
R. Piper.
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Row One: E. Zimmerman, J. Palaclino, M. Bitzer. Ron Two A Manco M Saddj M Bsrus F Pgklax Ram Two A Pnl
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Part ofthe formula oflearning is contained within the
minds ofthose who are to be taught. There are the light-
hearted ones who live in a careless world for themselves
alone. They plan for a tomorrow that will never come-
and time passes them by. And there are the ever won-
dering ones who are lights in the darkness of ignorance.
who become rich with the priceless gift of learning. yet
humble with the knowledge of what they do not know,
But one is necessary to the other. and each is a part of a
class. With books as his tools and a teacher as his guide.
each student must discover the magic combination of
a book and a wondering mind to derive the most from
the very heart of his school life, his classes.
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ENGLISH CLASS
Et tu, Brute!
"Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and to-
morrow . . ." These are not the words ofa
happy optimist but of a senior ENGLISH
student memorizing a famous speech from
Macbeth. In another room a junior is
searching out the symbolism in "Thana-
topsis,', while his sophomore friend
quotes, ". . . for Brutus is an honorable
man." These are students participating
in Euclid's four-year English course-a
course strongly favoring literature and
creative writing.
Under the capable assistance of Mr.
Jack Jenkins, Euclidis aspiring actors and
actresses were taught the basic essentials
of stage performance. Not only did stu-
dents learn how to act, but they also
studied the history of the theater and
many facts concerning past writers and
performers. Mr. Jenkins taught DRA-
MATICS as an art and many of his pro-
tegees have gone on to promising futures
in the legitimate theater.
A student, entering the room of Miss
Rust's JOURNALISM class one day.
would probably have backed out in sur-
prise and confusion. Instead of finding a
class immersed in its work of writing. an
odd scene was presented: all the students
were gathered around a table begging it
to rise and tell the future. The table was
not trustworthy, however. Its predictions
proved false, and the class soon resumed
its natural work of learning newspaper
techniques, and clear concise writing.
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DRAMATICS CLASS
JOURN.-XLISM CLASS
Journalism is one of Euclid's most mterestlng
and valuable classes.
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At least two courses of SOCIAL STUDIES were re-
quired for graduates of Euclid High. The school felt
that government and American history were necessary
to the student's understanding of his country. Social
studies gave him a chance to discuss governmental prob-
lems that might have confronted his ancestors and might
well confront him in the future. A better comprehension
of foreign problems was received by the student and it
was hoped he would emerge a better citizen with an
intelligent and open mind.
SOCIAL STUDIES
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teach her French classes proper diction.
"Bonjour classef' comes through the earphones to
the second, third, and fourth year French students. They
are able to reply "Bonjour, Madame." into the micro-
phones before them and hear themselves at the same
time as Mrs. Zimmerman does. This is a new way of
teaching LANGUAGES that Euclid has just adopted.
French, Spanish, and German classes all use the lab in
the experimental course. Students learn other languages
by hearing and repetition much as they learned to speak
their own tongue.
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In language lab, Euclid students, as uell as mem
bers of adult education classes, learn the proper
pronunciation par excvllazwv of the language they
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In Mr. Rinkes' solid geometry class ai bunch of
cubes is examined by a bunch of squares.
BIOLOGY CLASS
There's something tishy in biology lab as Mr.
DeLeon instructs Sharon Kinzie, Rose Mary
Shultz, and Denny Drummond.
CHEMISTRY CLASS
Diligent chemistry students ex-
periment into the unknown.
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for most people, and this is xx hat mulses fNIA'l'lil-QNIA'l-
ICS one ofthe most interesting and challenging subjects
taught at Euclid High. 'l he enthusiasm our math teach-
ers show for their subject and the elllirt they put turth
to help students learn makes math a popular subject.
Serious students spend a great deal ol' time absorbing
new formulas and solving problems. so that the teach-
er's elliorts do not go unrewarded.
Boom! resounds through the lab as a student brings
a lighted match to prepared hydrogen. The lirst weeks
of a SCIENCE course are always confusing. and con-
tain surprises every day. but most students will admit
that the sciences-biology, chemistry. and physiesfare
some ofthe most interesting courses Euclid olTcrs. With
its many facets and outlets forthe imagination. science
is well suited to the American youth who desires to ex-
plore the new and exciting.
Learning to drive was a serious respon-
sibility that was undertaken with serious
intent. Although the course was at times
a lot of fun, the importance of learning to
drive correctly was never forgotten. The
good-natured DRIVING instructors were
helped in their jobs by safe-driving films
and the co-operation of a class of people
learning to accept a mature responsibility
in a mature way.
Realizing that the automobile is a nec-
essary part of our modern world, Euclid
High offers to those students so inclined,
a basic training in the complexities of the
structure of the automobile. Co-ordi-
nating the skill of the hands with that of
the mind, each boy finds in the AUTO
SHOP a satisfaction in at last discovering
the technique of putting together that
which he has taken apart.
The two forty-tive minute periods
seemed to fiy by quickly, as serious ART
students hurried to complete their as-
signed projects. The swish of a spray gun
sounded in the crafts room as a girl put
the finishing touches on her enamel. A
dab of paint here, a few strokes of a pen
there, and Euclid's future artists began
realizing their ambitions, or just learning
to be proficient at an enjoyable pastime.
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SWIMMING CLASS
"Feed them, they'll go away." The camera
catches an underwater cross-section of Euclid
students perfecting their strokes,
"Foul!,' shouted the leader as the ball Hew over the
net. Sighs of good-natured disappointment were heard
from the girls as the announcement came that the ball
was no good, and side out was called. The volleyball
game was all in good fun and healthy exercise, as are all
the other activities in the PHYSICAL EDUCATION
program at Euclid High. The best equipment. including
the swimming pool, provided for a well-rounded gym
program. The capable leaders and swim cadets were the
student part of the supervisors who helped make gym a
safe and enjoyable part of school life.
GYM CLASS
A tense moment occurs in a vol-
leyball game as Euclid girls give
the ball that final shove that will
send it over the net.
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Mr. Smith directs business machines class.
Teaching students the operations of a business organ-
ization was the purpose ofthe BUSINESS course. Stu-
dent secretaries learned what they would be expected to
do in the business world and were assigned work for
which they were personally responsible. Practice forms
were completed and letters typed on a variety of ma-
chines to insure over-all competence. Special emphasis
was laid on spelling and mathematics, for these are rec-
ognized as important prerequisites of efficient oiiice
practice.
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Sew one rip two Euclids industrious sewing
clisscs Ietrn to bc tutuic homemakers.
A youthful. potential cook acting as hostess. served a
well prepared meal to one of Euclid's more fortunate
teachers. while in another part ofthe building a fashion
show was presented to Euclid's girls. Both actions
showed the fine results of Euclid's HOME ARTS pro-
gram. Using the newest equipment. the girls were
taught the best and easiest methods to accomplish the
art of homemaking. Perhaps years from now that same
hostess will remember her early training in home arts
when she realizes that her own family has been made
happier by the value of her experiences.
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announcers and audio technicians bring you the
morning announcements for Wednesday, Oc-
tober 7th."
VILLAIN: "Heh, heh, heh! I've come to collect
the payment on your mortgage. Heh, heh, heh!"
POOR GIRL: "But, kind sir, I haven't been able
to raise the money. Csob, sob!"
VILLAIN: "Then you have but one alternative,
heh, heh! Spell aphorism! Then I will forget the
mortgage?
POOR GIRL: MA-P-H-O-R-I-S-MY,
VILLAIN: "Curses! She used a Webster Diction-
ary from the BOOKSTORE!"
OLD MAN: "Nell, you saved the homesteadlw
POOR GIRL: "Yes, Pop, but I couldn't have
done it without my dictionary from the book-
store."
VILLAIN: "The bookstore still has a few diction-
aries left. Curses! Just 35c, too."
ANNOUNCER: "You can buy anything at the
bookstore!"
The P.A. CLUB brought many kinds of un-
usual announcements to the slowly-awakening
students without fail every morning at 8:25.
Whether it was for the bookstore, the student
council, or any other school organization, all
announcements and important incidents of general
interest were brought faithfully to the entire stu-
dent body by this hard-working organization.
BOOKSTORE WORKERS
Row One: J. Yanchar, B. Yanchar, J. A. Shinagawa, D. Caldwell, R. Morris,
Dragolic, D- Pisek, B. Bootz. Row Two: J. Mirosavich, D. Collins, C. Cassel.
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P.A. ANNOUNCERS
Row Onv: B. Ellis, R. Humphrey, C.
Crennell. Row Two: E. Braden. J.
Ware, J. Kenyon.
P.A. TECHNICIANS
Row One: E. Glenn, E. Sullivan, R. Wanchik, B.Ellis, B. Miller, R. Davis. Row Tlirec: E. Braden, D. Nlohoric. A, Barrick. B
M. Sovich, M. Vagasky. J. Dragolic, D. Habian. Row Two: C. Laurenson, D. Brown, A. Hribar.
Forsberg, S. Barta, R. Lewis, C. Gent. L. Jones, P. Davidson.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
Row One: L. Burk, J. Allsopp, P. Benedetto, K. Tompko.
S. Gault, B. Neff, P. Bauer, C. Bajec, J. Nada, P. Freed, L.
Crobaugh, K. Zust, C. McBroom, D. Powers, P. Thomp-
son, A. Stanwick. Row Two: N. Bohinc, D. Elliott, P
Tinker, D. Burlingham, J. Bracale, C. Masella, S. Steranka
S. Kinzie, A. Garris, F. Osredkar, E. Fuller. L. Berntson
K. Logan, P. Krueger, K. Cwik, N. Carter. Row Three
EXECUTIVE BOARD
P. Harris, E. Sullivan, K. Wanchik, C. Crennell, J. Mulvi-
hill, B. Carlson, D. DiTomaso, M. Skeivis, S. Spencer, K
Schuette, M. Petrik, N. Creveling, S. Reynolds, B. Lohrey
K. Cole. Row Four: B. Gauch, J. Kovach, M. Bathory, H
Theis, R. Hurlburt, D. Leutbecher, P. Petrovic, C. Zeitz
B. Kolthoff, P. Jeric, J. Harper, J. Pulver, L. Skornski, S
Lewis. Row Five: D. Mansperger, C. Orlando, J. Forstner
Row One: J. Foust, C. Eisenberg, J. Allsopp, J. Forstner, M31'CSh,-l- BCCVHV- ROW TWO-' Mrs- MCMFUWOH, MiSS Camp-
S. Gault, C. Freed, S. Spencer, K. Schuette. P. Tinker, J. bell, K- Stevens, D- BHTIWOFY.
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Kneal, T. Guy, D. Sarich, D. Zimmerman, J. Collingwood
S. Sutphin. Raw Six: D. Jones, J. Foust, D. Bathory, D
Griffin, D. Stevenson, J. Spenko, B. Telcavic, C. Freed
J. Yane, B. Risher, T. Baker, T. Krueger. C. Eisenberg,
G. Nowacek, J. Maresh, J. Beevar.
"Point ol' order!" boomed the voice ol' the parlia-
mentarian during a heated debate in the STL'DENT
COUNCIL. An excited homeroom representatixe was
trying to win his point. and it was easy to see that inter-
est was high and opinion varied among the other mem-
bers. President Dennis Bathory gave the floor to the
parliamcntarian. who quoted Roberts' Rules nj' Order.
which called for a vote on the issue. The next area of
business was the forming of a committee to discuss a
problem which had been presented to the council con-
cerning the "E" Room. Each student scribbled hurried
notes for his Student Council report as discussion in-
volving appropriating money to a club was begun. The
period came to a close quickly, and after a motion was
made and seconded the meeting was adjourned. The
students left the room avidly discussing topics the coun-
cil had presented to them. They hurried to their next
class. glad to have been a part of this fine example of
student government.
OFFICERS
Ltjfr ro Righl: Curt Freed, 7-I'L'!1.N'lll'4'I',' Dennis Bathory, Prt'.ut1t'n1.
George Novvaeek, l'ict'-P1't',x1'ilt'r1r,' Penny Tinker, St'r'l'c!f1ry.
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Though haggard and worn, their faces were happy in
the knowledge that they had created. Stories had been
corrected, headlined, and typed, pictures had been tak-
en, and the completed product was on the presses which
sang and made music to the ears of the listening editors.
They could relax now for a day-the Survey was coming
out on time! The sleepless nights and hectic days were
forgotten, for the thrill of seeing one's story in print is
one which a member of the SURVEY EDITORIAL
STAFF would not exchange for any other.
SURVEY EDITORIAL STAFF
S Steranka D Burlmgham J Maresh C Freed, N. Gerl, C. Mahany, B. Tolar, F.
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Row One: K. Peterson. J. Browning, D. Ambrose, S. Overman.
Row Two: C. Cercek, J. Schweglcr, M. Middleton, N. Schwarts,
Summer sun is shut out as the Survey editorial staff prepares for
the 1959-60 season.
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Sorchy, S. Hill, J. Allen.
The SURVEY BUSINESS STAFF made the
production of the school newspaper possible.
Money was necessary before the paper could be
printed. and an efficient system of distribution was
needed in order for it to reach the hands of its
readers. It was a hard job. but the staff worked
willingly. spending long hours selling advertise-
ments. not only for the Survey. but also for the
football and basketball programs. Selling pro-
grams. distributing papers. and collecting money
during the subscription drive increased the respon-
sibility. All was not work. though. and at the end
ofthe year the stalTcould look back on an experi-
ence rich with fun and new friendships.
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Row One: L. Marino, P. Jacobs, G. Coltrin, K. f0fd, D- BHUIOFY- ROW Th"f'C'-' G- Nowacek, M- 1
McMahon, P. Krieger. K. King. Row Two: D. Vincent, J' Vadmil- i
Elliott, M. Fedor, J. Burns, D. Peterson, J. Craw- i
Devil-may-care Jon Vadnal and other Euclidian
staffers prepare for their campaign assembly.
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Sounds from the EUCLIDIAN EDITORIAL
STAFF: ELLIOTT: My mind is made up! Don't
confuse me with the facts! VINCENT: But George
and Jon, you've GOT to take those pictures.
NOWACEK: l'm hungry. Who stole my lunch
TODAY? VADNAL: I'm sorry I'm late-I had
to set my hair. BURNS: Krieger, wake up! We've
got copy to write. KRIEGER: But the only time
I can write copy is three olclock in the morning.
KING: But it's a pretty cat. Why can't we keep
it? BATHORY: I don't have time to crop pictures.
I might get a "B" on my report card! CRAW-
FORD: Who stole my rulers? FEDOR: But I,m
not fat, I'm just healthy. JACOBS: I'm in the
mood for love. PETERSEN: Who wants to take
ME home? MCMAHON: Don't tell me what I'm
trying to do. Let me figure it out for myself. MA- t
RINO: Everybody come to the Heights game. I'm
marching! COLTRIN: Do you realize there are
fifteen hundred underclassmen in this school?
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All the thought that went into the making ofthe
yearbook would be of no avail without money to
put the ideas into practice. Financing the. EU-
CLIDIAN is a hard and serious task which must
be undertaken by capable students. These stu-
dents must take charge ofthe sales and advertising
campaigns. concessions at football games, indi-
vidual pictures. and any other way to produce
revenue they can dream up. All was not drudgery
this year though, for the work became fun when
it was done at parties and with good friends. Last-
ing friendships were formed as individuals merged
into a team to meet emergencies. A highly suc-
cessful group, the i960 EUCLIDIAN BUSI-
NESS STAFF sold 2240 books, a record accom-
plishment, and more than enough ads to keep the
books balanced.
EUCLIDIAN BUSINESS STAFF
Row One: K. Cole, C. Takacs, N. Carter, C Shurilla K Blfllwld M Nelson P Gorvmes Run Tlnti CJ Qin
Wanehik. Ruw Two: P. Schumacher, A. Urbancie G held N Wlffdl C Cfcrlmll B Clrlson
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Row One: M. Nelson, K. King, N. Gerl, S. Middlebrook. Row Two: K. Bode,
M. Pohto, M. Mann, J. Kreit, P. Schlarb, J. Stein, L. Kish. Row Three: S. Saun-
way, L. Chalfant. B. Reiter, F. Gonso, D. Burhenne, D. Collins, C. Freed, K.
Haynes.
Poetry is judged by depth, impact, and musical quality.
Drawing from the wealth of talent in the student
body, the EUCUYO presented a magazine filled
with pleasurable reading. Letting the mind and
fancy run free, these stories, essays, and poems
explored a world of creative art seldom seen by
the average student. It was edited and prepared
entirely by the student editors who carefully se-
lected the best of the material submitted to be
printed. Presenting their talent search and sales
campaign, sponsoring a dance to make money,
acknowledging personally every contribution, and
editing the chosen works-these duties kept the
EUCUYO staff busy all year. The four editors.
working with the rest of the editorial staff, co-
ordinated the book and found that creating it was
more fun than work.
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INTERNATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL
Row One: S. Spencer, C. Mahany, B. Tolar, N. Gerl, D. Elliott.
Row Two: C. Cercek, J. Schwegler, F. Gonso, M. Pohto. N.
Carter.
I.Q.S. OFFICERS
Left Ia Right: Marcia Pohto, Vice-Presi'denr,' Fred Gonso, Pres-
ident: Betsy Tolar, Treasurerf DeRonda Elliott, Secretary.
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The goal of anyone dreaming ol' a lit-
erary future was membership in INTER-
NATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL.
I.Q.S. is an honorary society composed
of the people who have shown outstand-
ing interest and ability in the field ofjour-
nalism. During the spring. the new mem-
bers were chosen on the basis of ability
and personality and were inducted at an
impressive banquet. The I.Q.S. pin was
worn with pride by students who had
spent much time and effort in one ot' our
school's publications groups.
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MOVIE CLUB
Row One: O. Bailey, Sponsorg N. Tomsich, M. Poyser, J. Strausbaugh, J. Zakraysek, L. Williamson, K. Simmons,
C. Pajk, P. Petrovic, K. Viviano, D. Pisek. Row Two: L. Weeks, J. Hartman, J. Boyle, L. Girod, P. Zebrowski, D.
Kanner, T. Reya, J. Gandee, G. Henderson, P. Richards, C. Pierce. Raw Three: R. Tomsich, H. Buscher, K. Schaub,
A. Matko, M. Kellner, D. Ball, M. Pasquale, D. Urquhart, G. Braidic, R. Petrovich, L. Long.
CAMERA CLUB
Row One: D. Chapman. Row Two: D. Nettis, T. Vardine,
R. Schubert. J. Lakatosh, D. Kne. K. Mestrovich, C.
Schroeter.
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"Quick, get the projector down to 204. I have a
test this period." . . . "Oh, for Pete's sake, you
stepped on my sandwich." . . . "Listen, the noon
movie starts in ten minutes and ifl can't find my
shoe, I refuse to leave this room because" . . .
"There's a girl out here who says room 220 is sup-
posed to have a movie this period and I" . . . "But
really Mr. Bailey, I was there during the whole
movie, I can't understand how it could have got-
ten broken when I" . . . "Oh, come on, write
something nice about the MOVIE CLUB in the
Yearbook, you know we do a lot for the school.
and it's a lot of fun, toof'
In Euclidis CAMERA CLUB, amateur photog-
raphers could meet with others who shared their
interest. Improving techniques, being a service to
the school, and having fun were its purposes. A
special pride came from seeing a picture one took
appear slowly in the developing vats, and a still
greater pride came from looking at it and knowing
it was really good. Their pictures were used in the
Survey, printed in the Euclid News-Journal, and
some were just hung on the darkroom walls for
their own enjoyment.
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OFFICERS
Lfifl fl' Rifllilf Don Carlson, Prvsiu'cnl,' Roger Brown, Viet'
P"f'5fflf"lf-' Peggy -ll1mCS. Sf'crc'lm'y,' Dennis Buthory, Treas-
IIlAL'I'.
The SPIRITS drifted from room to room, leav-
ing behind the tangible results of their ctl'ort to
create that very intangible something called school
spirit. Haunting Euclid with intoxicating good
feeling, they placed "Go Euclid" posters and signs
which pictured their emblem. a ghost. The mem-
bers' names were kept secret because spirit would
be defeated if it were identified with specitic peo-
ple, but their efTorts were no secret for they could
be seen in pep assemblies and on the faces of
people who proudly said, "l go to Euclid High!"
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Raw Onv: R. Elliott, P. Jacobs. V. Klima, K. Haynes, K. Cole. K. Stexcns. M. Mitchel. Row Two T. Gortl. P.
Mushlnko, G. Nowacek, D. Carlson. J. Forstncr, R. Brown, P. James, G. Berthold.
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FALL SPORTS
Hurry from class to the locker room. Rush from its
sweaty warmth into the chill. crisp air. Perform calis-
thenics-one, two, three. four. Run a lap. don't stop.
run some more! Bodies sweat even in the cold air. Shoes
are muddy. Huddle to hear a pep talk and plans for
Friday night. Run back to the locker room, shower
quickly, and dress. Listen to the jokes flying back and
forth through the steamy atmosphere. Walk home in the
dark with hunger pangs wrenching the stomach. Friday.
come back to schoolatonight is the night. Dress quick-
ly and steady those jumping nerves. Burst from the
locker room all together amid cheering crowds of par-
ents and best girls. Feel the brisk air awaken every nerve
and sharpen the voices. Tonight there must be victory.
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Late to class, boys?
And away we go . . . The harriers stop for last
minute instructions in a downpour at the High-
land meet.
Cross Countr . . .
Though its participants are hard-working and
successful, Cross Country never receives the rec-
ognition it deserves from the student body. Work-
ing long and diligently through the summer
months in order to be ready for the grueling runs
in the fall, the boys were in top physical condition
for the weekend meets. Coming in second in the
Lake Erie League and iirst in the district, eight boys
from the team qualified for the state meet at Colum-
bus. Euclid placed 5th at state, which was the best
the team had ever done. Ralph Francis, an out-
standing harrier, received the Panther of the Week
for his contribution to the team, and other mem-
bers were honored by acceptance into the Letter-
man's Club.
Euclid
TEAM RECORD
St. Joseph QPreviewJ
Euclid West Tech
Euclid Shaw
Euclid St. Joseph
Euclid John Adams
Euclid Latin
Euclid Shaker Heights
Euclid Collinwood
Euclid St. Ignatius
Euclid Cleveland Hts.
Euclid Shaw
Euclid East
Euclid Willoughby
Euclid Lakewood
Euclid John Marshall
Euclid Glenville
Euclid West Tech
Euclid Cleveland Hts.
Euclid Parma
Wins 19
Losses 0
lst Bowling Green Relays
2nd Lake Erie League
lst District
5th State
a good season
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Jackson, J. Jerele, F. Hanes. S. Allen, J. Spenko, D. Delsanter
B. Knox. Row Two: W. Kytle, D. Ehas, D. Nowak. D. Knaus
K. Zust, C. Taylor, R. Bright. E. Francis. R. Haller. B. Gratis
L. Dennis. Row Thr-cc: J. Gliebe. J. Beres. D. Kaye, J. Petersen
J. Kaleal, R. Francis, L. Frazee. R. Klann. R. Bates. D. Geddes
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Football . . . Second in
"Ready?,, "Fight!" "Ready?" "Fight!" The
voices of a determined group of hard-working
boys came from the practice field as the night of
the big game approached. Spirits soared high as
the 1959 football team, sparked by such outstand-
ing players as Bruce Mason, a Press all-star, and
Pete Mushinko, a member of the News dream
team, charged out onto the field. In the first game
against Maple Heights, halfback Jim Thomas
gained ninety yards rushing, and Tom Gortz
scored twelve of Euclidis twenty points, making it
a Euclid victory. The second game against West
Tech was the best game of the season offensively.
The Panthers gained three hundred sixty-seven
yards and shut-out West Tech 30-0. Ron Patrick
set a school record of one hundred fifty-two yards
gained in rushing. The game at Willoughby-North
was fast-moving and exciting. Though the Pan-
thers lost, Ron Patrick ran eighty yards for a
touchdown.
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leap high for a pass at the after-
noon game at Shaker Heights.
Players on the bench reflect many emotions as they watch the
action of their teammates on the held.
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The best game ofthe season in the opin-
ion of Coach Don Mohr was the Panther
shutout of Shaw. The Panthers refused
to give ground to the tough Shaw Cardi-
nals, and Homecoming 1959 was a suc-
cess. At Cleveland Heights the team
gained sixty yards on a kickofl' return as
Pete Mushinko and Dave Sprochi acted
as the outstanding defense players. The
Panthers' archrivals, St. Joseph, won the
annual neighborhood contest, but George
Nowacek made nine tackles and Dick
Graafmeyer passed for a gain of one
hundred twenty yards. Though some
players received more recognition than
others, it took the efforts of the entire
team to bring home those Euclid victories.
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Left to Right: Coaches E. Tekieli, C. Asher. D. Mohr, A. Gulicki,
J. Morrison. Row One: J. Forker, B. Mason, N. Lnuter, L
Schneider, K. Kalinowski, P. Maskunas, D. Hync, D. Jones, D
Sprochi, C. Schlegel, T. Rankin, T. Gortz, S. Everett, R. Patrick
Row Two: P. Mushinko, A. Aljancic, J. Struna, A. Matko, C.
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Euclid 30 West Tech
Euclid 20 Willoughby North
Euclid 8 Parma
Euclid 26 Lakewood
Euclid l4 Shaw '
Euclid 6 Cleveland Hts.
Euclid 0 Shaker
Euclid 6 St. Joseph
Wins 5
Losses 4
Herbst, G. Nowacck, F. Terrunt, D. Colbou, W, Billcr. J. James
D. Lonchar. D. Gruufmeyer. S. Gcbc. G. Fowler, D. Yuri. Rim
Tlzrvcx P. Mason, J. Gcssic. E. Carpenter. Berk. B. Boldin. N1
Francis, J. Squire, D. Gray, G. Hager. E. Orazcn. J. Thomas
W. AlI2ll'Tli1I1IC, W. Sippoln. R, Woodruti. D. Keycrlcbcr. Nl
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MANAGERS
J. Cumpana, B. Young. B. Yubrotl. T. Smith
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There is one thing which instills in the soph-
omore pride in his new alma mater and gives him
something to cheer for-this thing is football.
Within his own class there is a group of hard work-
ing boys who did a great deal to promote this feel-
ing. the J.V. football players. This year, Junior
Varsity meant many things to those who took part
in it. lt meant hard work, it meant training, it
meant teamwork, it meant fun-the fun of par-
ticipating in a wonderful sport with others who
shared the same interest-but most of all, it meant
spirit. Perhaps the spirit was an accident, a some-
time thing which came from the magic combina-
tion of talented coaches and willing, able players.
But those who lived J.V. football in 1959 knew
that three men, the coaches, did more for the team
than any spectator realized. Whether at home or
away. the players on the bench also provided a
lusty cheering section for their teammates. Wheth-
er on the practice field or in uniform, all members
of the J.V. football team put all they had into the
game and still emerged cheering-proud posses-
sors ofthe L.E.L. Championship.
unior Varsity . . . LE L Champs
The referee watches the two
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J.V. TEAM RECORD
28 Maple Hts.
24 Garfield Hts.
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28 Shaker Hts.
6 St. Joseph
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JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM AND MANAGERS
Row One: D. Powers, R. Pejezlu, R. Dieckmun, C. Ehinger, G.
Starman, B. Fuchs, L. Smith, B. Reynolds, M. Estvunder. Raw
Two: B. Lilley, K. Gortz, D. Brinza, J. Curtis, B. Attnmamte, R.
Bizzarri, R. Hasher, F. Diulus. Row Three: G. Dacker. L. Whalen,
D. Smith, D. Vigh, C. Hayes, T. Reya, T. McGill, E. Prostor, A.
Krampel. Row Fuur: R. Brigden, J. Smith, D. Morse. J. Sturm.
F. Klemenc, B. Nowacek, D. Maison, F. Rudutz. J. Schael. Rim
Fivc: D. Gillespie. D. Perkins, D. Munsy. B. Ross, .'llwza,gifr,' D.
Rini, Manager, J. Lakatosh. G. Korosee, H. Altemxcg.
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Half-time was opened by the traditional greeting-a friendly
'khi" from the band and majorettes.
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"I now pronounce you man and wife."
said Ralph Fross. acting as justice of the
peace in the annual mock wedding per-
formed on the band bus. The Euclid
Marching Band is the possessor of many
traditions. and part ofthe meaning ofthis
year Came from the people who took part
in these traditions. The band was a spir-
ited and talented group of students who
presented a picture of precision in the
bright lights of the football held at half-
time. Their original themes and selections
gave football fans interesting and dilferent
half-time entertainment. for the band sig-
nified spirit at Euclid High. In their blue
and gold uniforms they showed to Euclid
and other schools the line teamwork and
spirit which were so much a part of the
1959-60 school year.
It was a cold night and the wind whirled
the falling snow into sparkling white
against the lights of the Euclid Stadium.
Shouts of pride burst the crisp, moving
air as the Marching Majorettes came onto
the held at half-time. In a Hash of white
skirts and silver batons, the majorettes
with their wide smiles showed our op-
ponents that although Euclid has a tough
football team, we were not lacking in
feminine counterparts for our mighty
Panthers. The majorettes practiced long
and hard to the music of the Marching
Band to achieve the results shown at the
games. Their flying batons became a part
of the silver snow. The grace and ease
with which they executed their routines
was something of which every Euclid stu-
dent has a right to be proud.
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MAJ ORETTES
Left to Right: D. I-luszar. D. Paul, M. Randazzo, J. Gibson, S. Schott, P. Relyea, B.
J. Nada, P. Brennen, K. Eddy, P. Magalenga.
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Cheerleaders support spirit
Cries of "Go, Panthers, Go!" resounded from
the Euclid stadium as excited fans shouted their
pride and faith in their team. On the track, six
girls in blue and gold yelled loudest of all. Their
excitement showed on their faces and in their
shining eyes as they jumped and clapped for a
Euclid victory. As cheerleaders, they led the. yell-
ing crowdg they were the leaders of spirit. But the
cheers were only the audible part of the deep feel-
ing of school spirit which they helped to develop.
They will remember always the voices of the crowd
in the stands and the Hying confetti in the bright
Held lights, and their spirited cries will be held in
the memories of Euclid students for many years
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Row One: M. Church, B. Bogutuy, Captain. Run- Two: K. Zust, J. Faith. Rm,
Three: P. Freed, C. McBroom.
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Homecoming
Students, teachers, team, band, cheerleaders, and majorettes-
everyone went to the bonfire, and a hot time was had by all.
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It was the Thursday before Homecom-
ing and a red glow could be seen in the
sky. "Roast Shaw!" in animated tones
came from the circle of people around the
glow as the Shaw dummy met its fated
end in the annual Homecoming bonfire.
The pep band played as the majorettes
and cheerleaders led the milling students
in victory yells for the mighty Panthers.
The Homecoming nominees and the
members of the team were introduced to
the spectators at the height of the evening.
As the crowd dispersed in the shadows of
the dying firelight, many hurried to put
the finishing touches on their club floats.
Hours of fun-filled activity were involved
in the making of these floats which took
shape out of crepe paper and hard work.
Each club was aiming for first prize in
the float contest at Friday's game, and the
excitement of something to come was the
essence of this evening of fun and hurried
anticipation.
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HOMECOMING NOMINEES
Run' Onu: K. Eddy. K. Burns, P. Relyeu. Raw Two: M. Summers. G. Weatherly, P. James. K.
Peterson, P. Amicurelli, P. Mugulengu. Raw T,Il't'L'.' GT Nosan, D, Hunston. J. Nadu. T. Tekuncic.
L. Crobuugh. P, Bauer.
But fellas, Donald Duck isn't 11 conqucrlng hero!
Now how did that string ever get sewn to my linger?
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The autumn breeze stirred the dust in
the deep night and drifted around corners.
Lighted by a single, lonely bulb outside
the gate, the stadium was alive with the
shadowy memories of the weekend now
past. In the dust could be seen the milling
crowds, and out of the night came their
voices shouting for victory. The music of
the band from the now dark E Room
where Kathy Burns was crowned 1959
Homecoming queen, echoed in the still-
ness of the night. The nominees had
passed by that lonely light only the night
before in a maze of color and feeling. Now
it is gone, but in the glow of that light
and the dust and the leaves will be held
forever the memories of Homecoming
1959.
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Our radiant 1959 Homecoming court reigned supreme.
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CAST
OLD WOMAN. ............... Carolyn Pierce
LONESOME POLECAT ....... Jim Richardson
HAIRLESS JOE .............. Dave Neumore
ROMEO SCRAGG ........ George McQuarrie
CLEM SCRAGG ................. Corky Lash
ALF SCRAGG ..................... Bill Pugh
MOONBEAM MCSWINE ....... Penny Tinker
MARRYIN' SAM .......... .... P at Dickey
EARTHQUAKE MCGOON ...... Lee Brewster
DAISY MAE ................... Elaine Skerly
PAPPY YOKUM ...... ........ B ill Gauch
MAMMY YOKUM .... ..... L inda Leybeck
LI'L ABNER ......,.....,.... Gordon Soeder
MAYOR DAWGMEAT ......... Ray Ferrante
SEN. JACK S. PHOGBOUND. . .Steve Jenney
DR. RASMUSSEN FINSDALE. .Jim Crawford
GOVERNMENT MAN ...... Ken Mestrovitch
AVAILABLE JONES ........ Terry Donaldson
STUPEFYIN' JONES .......... Diane Dreifort
GENERAL BULLMOOSE ......... Bill Kapke
APPASSIONATA VON CLIMAX..
. .Carolyn Crennell
EVIL EYE FLEAGLE .... ....... J oe Kenyon
DR. SMITHBORN .... ........ J ack Yane
DR. KROGMEYER. . . .... Terry Siciliano
DR. SCHLEIFITZ ............ Frank Hadiield
DOGPATCH WIVES..
Fredda Bentley, Sally Smith, Marilyn Vincent,
Kay Snow, Janice Kreit, Linda Mcllrath
DR. SOFTWICKE .............. Jerry Salonics
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pared for their roles.
Mammy and Pappy Yocum in a typical scene from
Abner.
"You deserve someone good-lookin' " . . . Elaine Skerly
and Gordon Soeder in the roles of Daisy Mae and Li'l
Abner provided musical and dramatic entertainment for
all.
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FALL PLAY CAST
Li'l Abner . . . a spectacular musical
Which twin has the toni?
Al Capps comic strip characters came to life in
our auditorium as members ofthe student body
presented the musical version of the stage play.
"Lil Abner." With a east of over sixty. including
a live pig and chickens. Dogpatch. U.S.A.. "the
most unnecessary spot on earth." brought to Eu-
clid's stage the warmth. the comedy. and the sad-
ness whieh made its appearance memorable. For
who could forget the singing voice of Nlarrying
Sam as he sang ol' that Dogpatch hero. Jubilation
T. Cornpone. or the spirited cries of Manimy
Yokum as she rallied the Dogpatch women to
"protect the rights of womanhoodf' Daisy Mae
hnally led Lil Abner to the altar. but the curtain
closed before the linal words were pronounced.
leaving the audience to wonder if Daisy Mae had
really caught her man.
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SOPHOMORES
It was a new world-a world filled with strangeness
and excitement. Junior high was left behind and the
struggle to grow up had really begun. Turning his head
in confusion. retracing his steps a hundred times. the
sophomore tried to accustom himself to the bigness of
his new school. Classes were different. too. for with high
school came increased responsibility. He alone was
responsible for work. and it gave him self-confidence
and made him proud. He wanted to do everything at
once for his mind was young and full of plans. He went
to every football game because he wanted to be a real
part of his school. And he cheered. softly at first. then
louder as pride entered his heart. The warmth of belong-
ing came. and he was happy as he felt himself become a
part of the personality of his school.
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Eager sophomores file in to their first assembly.
Sophomores
"In you we vest our confidence," said
the Class of 1962 in electing four out-
standing members ofthe sophomore class
to oiiice. Working closely with the soph-
omore counselors, they led their class
through the confusing initial year at Eu-
clid High and brought them forth sea-
soned and useful citizens of our school.
Planning the sophomore party was the
first and only required duty in getting the
members of the class acquainted with each
other and the facilities of the school. Other
activities were at the discretion of the
counselors and class. These leaders in-
stilled in their group a fierce pride, and a
knowledge that they would be one of
Euclid's best classes when they graduate
in three years.
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Ld? In Riglzlx Ken Gortz, PfL'.YIAflt'Ilf,' Mardy Church, SLTl'L'flIl'-l',' Lynn Crubuugh
Trvasurcrg Bill Altamunte. Vice Pl'L'.S'fll1'IIf.
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HOMEROOM 102
Row One: K. Bahr, J. Auten. K. Balsley. L. Bates, N, Anderson. C. Amato. G. Axh, Run
Amato. M. Allchin. P. Alberry. L. Andrews. J. Tlzrev: G. Hucnik, H. Altcnueg. R. Archbold.
Adkins. C. Allur, D, Aljancic. P. Bauer. N. R. Alloway. D. Armstrong. B. Altzxnwnte. R
Bailey. Ron- Two: L. Bacnilx. W. Amata. C. Alexander. B. Boellncr. J. Aljuncic. E. Bdjec
Arnold. K. Avery. C. Balogh. R. Ahey. J. A.Anderson.
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HOMEROOM 104
Row One: M. Boros, J. Bocskey, C. Wright
M. Bizzarri, V. Botz, D. Grano, B. Blasengame
J. Baum. Row Two: J. Donaldson, D. Myers
J. Bertosa, M. Bathory, M. Bernard, B. Betts
C. Bayer, T. Beckwith.
HOMEROOM 104
Row One: J. Beyerle, T. Belpulsi, H. Berthold.
B. Bogatay, S. Beers, C. Bodnar, S. Berry, B.
Boettner, D. Boehlke, J. Benlien. Row Two:
A. Beyer, M. Trinite, B. Zinuer, G. Bieffelt, N.
Beeke, R. Beljan, D. Billings.
RUM' Ollef M. Breilsch. K- BlHSSif1g3me- M- trovinci, W. Burlison. A. Bowers. B. Boehmer.
Budan. J. Chiofolo. C. Chinnici, S. Cavell. S. Row Three: G. Brinovec, K. Bock. J. Hamill.
Clark, P. Bruch, M. Church, K. Cholewicki, D. J, Boyle. J. Bittence, D. Brinza, B. Bizzarri, R.
Camlmo. Row Two: B. Bowman. I.. Burke. E. Carpenter, W, Breeden, R. Brigden.
Bulieck..J. Cesa,.J. Self, K. Bubonics, W. Cas-
HOMEROOM 109
Row One: P. Corea, J. Craigs, R. Colt, L.
Sipes. M. Cook, C. Couch, L. Clotts, H. Cume
mings. S. Crane. P. Corrigan. Row Two: W.
Colonna, R. D'Amico. L. Crobaugh, N. Cole.
S. Pureber. B. Corrigan. J. Cook. C. Collins.
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Rmr Ona' N. DiPaoIu. M. Doddn. K. Cruder.
B. Ellis. R. Dunn. L. Dey. K. Dailey. M. De-
Molte. M. Dorn. Run' Tim: J. Gandee. T.
Davis. R. DiVitIo. F. Doljack. R. Dieclxmann.
P. Dollar. H. David. O. DcNlarco.
HOMEROOM 118
Row One: J. Dean, S. Dadlow. M. Falcone. C.
Fallo, M. Domitor, K. Cwik. C. Elbe. J.
Eggleston, H. Dengel. Row Two: P. Davidson.
D. Dolinar. J. DeRosa. R. Drcar. M. Znidarsic.
B. Duthe, F. Diulus. R. Dunker.
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P. Fischetto, Dj Felmly, J. Fleshin, J. Feith. Three: D. Edwards, K. Fee. M. Fike, R. Fio-
Row Two: C. Finley, M. Estvander, K. Fetter. ritto, W. Ebert. C. Ehinger, F. Robbins.
HOMEROOM 131
Row One: P. Freed. N. Furniss. C. Fried. M.
Gaylon, J. Gathercole. Row Two: T. Banning.
B. Fuchs, R. Gasper, R. Frederick, J. Flowers.
T. Frye, F. Fleck.
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HOMEROOM 131
Row One: R. Gargulio. L. Frech. K. Giesse. J
Francisco. N. French. Row Two: G. Furth. D
Garten, J. Foster. J. Frazier. J. Froom. L
Fowler.
HOMEROOM 201
Raw One: W. Gauch. V. Goss, J. Globokar, P.
Groonis, C. Butler. Goodyear. N. Green-
way. Row Two: L. Gribbons. G. Genzcn, D.
Glatz. M. Greitzer. L. Grajzur. R. Glazer. R.
Goellner.
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Row 0110: J. Gornick. Gordon. P. Hamilton.
J. Gullo. M. Green. S. Shaughnessy. N. Hamil-
ton. R: Halderman. Raw Two: C. Mungano, -
W. Gerl. R. Glaser. W. Grant. G. Elliott. D. '
Gilespie. A. Gronert.
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Row One: S. Heintz. S. Heasley, K. Harris, B. kar, J. Grinstead, J. Harrison. I.. Robinson.
Helmick, B. Hava. S. Haney, J. Hendershot. D. Row Three: L. Hansen, G. Hasselbacl-Q. D.
Hiller. F. Hellman. P. Harris. Row Two: L. Gyongyas. C. Hayes. E. Padavick. D. Gulbena
Gunton. B. Haworth, R. Haller, C. Harrison, kian. T. Hamilton. J. Hart. R. Hall.
K. Hutchinson. B. Harper, D. Jannis, J. Hoy-
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HOMEROOM 218
Row One: J. Hovan, F. Kirk, B. Kenyon, B
Kimen, S. Kirk, C. Jonke. J. Koppenhaver. L
Koci. M. Kelly. Row Two: B. Hodder, B
Young. J. Kasunic, C. Johnson, P. Johnson. B
Kokal. S. King. K. Kimberly, S. Jones. J
Colon, P. Machurey. C. Keidel. Row Three.
J. Hodge, T. Jamnik. B. Henikman, R. Hughes
R. Horrocks, B. Herbst. J. Huston, D. House
K. Hola. T. Hudson, R. Hurlburt.
HOMEROOM 222
Row One: I. Krogman, H. Krauss, B. Laddis
C. Krnell, G. Krecic, L. Kytle, C. Kosanovich
M. Krause, C. Kristoff, P. Lang, P. Krueger.
Row Two: R. Vesey, P. Iafigiola, D. Kne, E.
Kozar, G. Krielow, M. Kulwin, R. Koskovics
W. Klich, B. Kaib, D. Klann. Row Three: P
Mikus, B. Jones, S. Karlovec, D. Kleinhenz, T
Jarvis, B. Klann, D. Kastelic, S. McCreight. F
Klemenc, T. Kelly, D. Kanner, D. Kaye, D
Kadunc.
HOMEROOM 226-F
Ron' One: P. Luxe. C. Lulwh. G. Lerz. B. Lonchur. CI Larkin. R. Kos!-Jncn. U. Lungn.
Luckuy. S. Lewis, F. Lorence, B. Lohrey. M4 K. Krivok. Run' 7-lII't't'.' li. Leech, C Lamb. C.
Lasnik, B. Lentz. Run' Two: B. Lcfkowilz,.T- Rox, G. lglngloix. I.. Rogan. R. l-11n!'3- f'
Krumpel. J. Kurtis. P. Ludek. P. Lowry, J- Koroscc. H. Lchcr. Ci. kozlcvcur. P. Roslunsck.
HOMEROOM 226-B
Row One: P. Mason. S. Malaney. D. Mac Macks. J. Mandel. D, Mattie. D. Magargill. B.
Askill. N. Malzahn. J. Martin, M. Marz. M. Mallula. D. Mansuy. Row Thrcu: B, Linsz. R.
Manfredonia. N. Mauer, C. Marks. B. Mayer. Lucha. B. Lilley. T. McGill. R. Leisenheimer.
Row Two: C. Lokar. B. Leland. S. Lipnicki. I. R. Lehman. R. Long. T. Leigh. J. Lohrke.
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Row One: L. Milazzotto. P. Miller. K. Mog.
C. Meden. T. Miller. M. Milone. M. Mazza. D.
Dardis. S. MCNamera. K. Mihalic. Row Two:
C. Martin. M. Medlen. D. Cabala. J. Miller.
M. Miller. C. McBroom, D'Anna, K. Mc-
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Row One: L. Musteikis, B. Mushinko, M. Mon
tagner. R. Denore, D. Mylar, C. Novak, M
Myers, G. Murphy. J. Panesky, K. Morris. D
Morton. Row Two: M. Mihalic, B. Mutchler
W. Needs, H. Murphy. B. Neff, P. Opalich, J
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Row One: S. Patchin, E. Petkovsek. M. Perme.
S. Peterson. A. Pelyak, C. Pasquale. B. Ru
dolph, B. Pavlik, C. Paratore. S. Paylsen. J.
Pejack. Row Two: L. Stcgh. M. Ney. S. Novak.
R. Ball. W. O'Coin, C. Orlando. R. Nowucek.
K. Orazen, B. Opdahl. T. Ostkar.
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Row One: S. Flood, M. Price, M. Prendergast
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G. Potichny. T. Petrick. R. Picciano, B. Besed-
nik. C. Pitt. K. Klishak. D. Potts, M. Plesea,
R. Quigney. K. Bode. B. Miller. Row Two: I
Piskur. M. Powalie. A. Paulovcin. E. Palm. B.
Peck. F. Pavlic. P. Parziale. D. Overberger. D
Paul. J. Pulver. G. Pointer. B. Ponce. B. Plag-
gemier. Row Three: D. Perkins. R. Palmer. R.
Pejeau, C. Parsons. D. Papesh, J. Payerchin. E.
Payton. K. Pekar. F. Parsons. R. Otto.
HOMEROOM 326-F
HOMEROOM 325
Row One: D. Radencic, L. Richardson, K
Rock, C. Reider, C. McSgiggen, S. Robasz, S
Reynolds, S. Robbins. Row Two: E. Pierce, M
Pistillo, R. Peterson, E. Petrich, V. Piscopo
D. Peterson.
HOMEROOM 325
Row One: E. Race, N. Richmond, J. Romano.
D. Roberts, L. Riebe, J. Romans, M. Rast.
Row Two: T. Perlioni, D. Petro, W. Pettek. A.
Polsinelli, J. Petersen, R. Perry, D. Powers.
ROW One" J- Schneider- A- Schelgulwv, L- Ross. Row Three: R. Rini, K. Reider, N.
ROSS, B' Sabula- B- SHPP, R- ROSS, 5- SaUnWaY- Raasch, D. Primo, F. Radatz. E. Prostor, J.
Row Two: L. Reinke, L. Schulz, K. Ross, M. Reyayw- Rinas.
Scheer, B. Schulze, B. Samsa, P. Sawyer, J.
CAFETERIA A
Row One: J. Slaby, J. Sheppard. L. Scott, J.
Sheridan, R. Skrout. M. Scribner, N. Berry. S.
Sedmak. S. Seifert. Row Two: E. Sl-lerly, J.
Scott, P. Slitor, L. Skomski. S. Smekel, J.
Schael. T. Schaffer. D. Schmidt, P. Ryan. J.
CAFETERIA B
Row One: D. Stiscak. D. Strnad. D. Snyder. S.
Spolar, S. Stevens, F. Stidworthy, M. Stapleton,
K. Stomberg. Row Two: R. Smaltz, G. Smith
M. Seleman, J. Smith, K. Roth, E. Schwartz.
B. Sheppard. R. Sloban.
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W. Schuster, R. Sanderson. B. Schmaeman. C.
Schroeter. K. Schiemann, D. Schultz. E. Ros-
zak
CAFETERIA B
Row Ona: J. Stefanbki. M. Soeder. P. Sopata.
P. Strung, B. Stefe. V. Stillinger. D. Smith. C
Spikula. Row Tim: T. Siciliano. J. Senart. R.
Sherman. D. Wilson. D. Shoaff. R. SCOII- T-
Skebe. D. Smith. T. Shearer.
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Row One: R. Tekalec, R. Svenwol, K. Tomko, Tekancic, J. Stemple, T. Snyder. Row Three:
C. Thomas, J. Terment, K. Tilly, J. Thompson, T. Spencer, G. Stanwick, G. Starmarl, W. Schei-
M. Taylor. Row Two: R. Speel, J. Spencer, B. mann, H. Spivack, R. Stefancic, W. Smith, W.
Stroh, T. Tekancic, J. Struna, J. Susman, B. Span.
CAFETERIA D
Row One: D. Urbanick, M. Tucker, J. Wald-
man, D. Ullom, B. Tucker, R. Wanchik, M
Travnik, N. Tomsich. Row Two: E. Struna, R. '
Taylor, G. Sumph, J. Brazee, K. Travis. L
Stratton, V. Strum. D. Susnis.
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Row One: D. Schulz, D. Wagner, G. Tremel,
I. Tucceri. J. Urbas, N. Torok. J. Vormelker.
M. Wehrle. Row Two: G. Thomas, R. Stoner,
C. Tomaro, F. Takacs, W. Trouten, D. Szaraz.
T. Tomburrino, M. Troha, S. Theis.
CAFETERIA E C 'Q E"x "
Row One: B. Winters. L. Winkler, B.
S. White, S. Willcocks, D. Wohlgemulh.
Woda. Row Two: R. Vella, R. Wade, B.
R. Vidmar. R. Tutulo, H. Vucetic. D,
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Row One: C. Wheaton. S. Wiskes. S. Wilson. ll' A li
S. Whitney, M. Wilk, D. Wheeler, J. Winkler. '.
Row Two: N. Latch, R. Wade, J. Walters, K.
Varhola, S. Tumbry, J. Usalis, D. Vigh. -
CAFETERIA F
Row One: S. Znidarsic, J. Zeider, B. Woolson, muth. F. Zingale. T. Yurosko, J. Zevnik. L.
K. Znidarsic, S. Zatko, N. Zimrnerman. F. Young. Row Three: G. Wieland, C. Wendorff.
Zuchelli, P. Zaman, M. Yager, D. Wroniak, C. L. Whalen, P. Zebrowski. J. Colan. J. Wiley.
Young, R. Zuzek. Row Two: D. Winter, E. H. Winkleman. R. Kalnasy. D. Wieland.
Brewer, R. Yurosko, K. Whelan, K. Wohlge-
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The sky is gray and autumn fades into the white
death of winter. Snow flies around corners in
whirlpools at your feet and the sidewalk is a held
of white. The cold is everywhere. You walk
quickly, marring the smooth surface with deep
footprints, and as you turn to look at them you
laugh for they seem to follow you. And the vapor
of your laughter fades into the cold night air. Your
eyes dance from the cold and you smile instinc-
tively at people passing by for they, like you, are
going to the warmth of clouded windows and the
snapping fires of home.
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As she finished the last of her work the student
manager thought how different the E room looked
devoid' of people. She looked at the dark wood
walls of the soda bar area and thought of the
simple beauty with which it was decorated. The
lounges, luxurious and comfortable, were filled
with bright color and she could almost hear the
laughing voices which filled them everyday. Her
footsteps echoed on the iioor of the huge ballroom
and she could see girls sweeping by in rustling for-
mals, while the band played to a happy audience
of prom-goers. She realized what the E room
meant to the students, for books and the thought
of school were left outside, and only the fun and
relaxation for which the center was intended re-
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The ground flew by under straining muscles: the ball
bounced down the hardwood Hoof and swished through
the basket amid the shouts of excited fans: there was a
splash as a body entered the water. We heard the thump
of sweating bodies against the mat and grimaced with
the wrestler as he made a desperate attempt to pin his
man. Now and then the coaches. red-faced and eager.
jumped from the bench to shake a fist at the referee or
help cheer the Euclid man on to victory with the rest of
the team. But to most of us winter meant Friday nights
and the anticipation of basketball. We walked through
swirling snow and bitter wind and felt our hands and
faces sting as we entered the warmth of the building.
Roaring, pulsating. deafening. the entire gym was en-
veloped in the spirit which winter sports provided as a
welcome break in the tedious routine of classes and
tests.
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The varsity basketball team had a fairly success-
ful season but seemed to hit a bright spot follow-
ing its last regular game. With its entry into the
annual tournaments, the players showed consider-
able improvement in individual as well as team
effort. They downed three opponents in their bid
for the state title. The most impressive victory was
against East High, a team favored to beat the
Euclid five by more than several points. The Cal-
vertmen, however, had the Euclid fans on their
feet cheering as they whipped East High 63-62 in
one of the most exciting games of the year. A
balanced attack and the best team play of the
tournament were important factors in this upset.
Euclid was awarded the trophy for the outstand-
ing team in the Euclid AA Tournament. The
starting five consisted of two seniors and three
juniors. Weldon Kytle, captain of the team.
played center and was the main rebounding power
on the Euclid attack as evidenced by his playing
during the tournaments. Andy Aljancic. the other
senior, played forward. Though he was not one
of the starters in the beginning of the season, he
showed in the games and practice sessions that he
was capable of holding a position on the Hrst
string.
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Davis makes another two points with a
high leap for the basket.
District Champions
"Holy Mackerel,
Andy!" Many
shocks and spills
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moving basketball
game.
The team members watch the action in-
tently, each hoping he will be the next
to enter the game.
Ajump ball starts an exciting game with
Painesville-Harvey.
Stevenson goes up for a jump shot.
Other than Weldon Kytle, Dan Steven-
son, ajunior, was the only player with ex-
perience from the previous year. He was
the jump shot artist on the team and was
responsible for many ofthe Euclid points.
Tom Davis was one of the best all-around
players. He showed great promise for the
following year. Dave Colbow was an-
other player who showed promise. He
was the best dribbler on the team, a line
shot, and an eifective defense man. There
were, of course, other boys on the team
who deserved a lot of credit. They prac-
ticed just as long and hard as the first
string, but did not always get to share in
the praise and glory.
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Bartos, J. Hudec. Row Two: Coach J. Calvert, T. Davis, D. Aljungig, J, Cgmmanu,
Stevenson, W. Kytle. D, Hyne, D. Allen, J. Kurti. Row
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TEAM RECORD
67 Chagrin Falls 59
55 Garheld Heights 53
54 Parma 78
54 Lakewood 73
41 East High 75
61 St. Joseph 56
59 Shaw 65
71 Painesville Harvey 43
57 Cleveland Heights 74
69 Willoughby North 50
36 Shaker Heights 33
71 Brush 34
48 Parma 52
57 Lakewood 73
62 Shaw 54
62 Cleveland Heights 43
57 Shaker 66
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Of the fifty-five boys who tried out for the J.V.
basketball squad only nineteen boys received uni-
forms. This in itself showed the high standards
required to be on the team. As Lake Erie League
Co-Champs with Lakewood these boys showed
their tremendous team spirit and desire. Coach
Daugherty remarked that they were the best de-
fensive junior varsity team he had ever coached.
A different captain was appointed each game
thereby giving each player a chance to know and
experience this responsibility. Though teamwork
was essential, several players distinguished them-
selves with their outstanding playing ability.
Dennis Perkins, who was moved up to the varsity
team during the last of the season, was the best
foul shooter and rebounder. Roy Palmer was an
excellent offensive player, while Charles Ehinger
proved outstanding as a defense man. Mike Bath-
ory proved to be the best floor leader. Improve-
ment was the goal of each boy, but George Mac-
Quarrie was given the award for the most im-
proved player at the annual basketball awards
banquet at the close of the season.
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Rim- One: C. Lokur, K. Gortz, M. Bathory, H, VW- C1 f?hlf1!0V- D, KHFQ -'Y GVUUCN- E4 Plilms
Thcis, T. Perlioni, L. smith, R. Dimiier, R. semi, M- Tflmw. RW Tfifwr C0331 HA Dilllghfflk- B.
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,I,V, TEANI RECORD "Hurry up, I haxen't got my ticket to the Kool X ule Hop yet E"
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Chagrin Falls
Willoughby South
Willoughby South
Garfield Heights
Parma
Lakewood
East High
St. Joseph
Shaw
Painesville Harvey
Cleveland Heights
Willoughby North
Eufrlid Shaker Heights
Euclid Brush
EL1Clid Parma
EL1Clid Lakewood
ELlClid Shaw
Euclid Cleveland Heights
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Euclid High has always maintained a
desire to introduce the new and to im-
prove the old. A fine example of this was
shown in the excellence of the 1959-'60
varsity wrestling team. Wrestling, as a
school sport has just recently been de-
veloped in many areas, while Euclid, for
many years, has had a championship
team. Led this year by co-captains Roger
Brown and Chuck Schlegal, the Panther
matmen retained the L.E.L. and district
championships, placing 9th in the State.
Euclid's on top again!
for Winning record
Roger prepares to Chalk up another of
the many wrestling xictorics for Euclid.
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TEAM RECORD
Euclid 19 Garheld Heights 22
Euclid 42 Crestwood 2
Euclid 38 Berea 10
Euclid 49 Wickliife 0
Euclid 24 St. Joseph 18
Euclid 24 Bridgeport 18
Euclid 37 Painesville Harvey 5
Euclid 33 Mentor 6
Euclid 26 Cleveland Heights 13
Euclid 23 Shaker 16
Euclid 33 Rocky River 5
Euclid 33 Parma 5
Euclid 34 Lakewood 5
Euclid 42 Shaw 3
Euclid 26 Stow 13
Euclid 23 Mayfield 12
Lake Erie League lst
District lst
State 9th
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VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM
Raw Omf: T. Constantine, D. Coy. J. Schucl, R. Glaser. N.
Angenc. J. Kurtis. H. Webb. R. Cuntlon, G. Furth. Run'
Two: B. Frye. D, Drummond, M. Dune, R. Brown, B.
Risher, C. Schlcgcl, J. Wcible. J. DcWolt', T. Moulis. Couch
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Couch J. Meyers. Raw fwtllllf' G. Fowler. B. Attzxmuntc, E
Omron, J. Alexander, P. Check. J. Kuchcrn. B. DIXOD, T.
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Euclid 32 Garfield Heights
Euclid 29 Willoughby South
Euclid 26 Cleveland Heights
Euclid 26 Shaker
Euclid 27 Parma
Euclid 27 Lakewood
Euclid 42 Shaw
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Taut muscles and gri-
maces of pain-all part of an
exciting wrestling match.
It was 3:45, another hard day of school was
over, and the gym began to fill with noisy wrestling
fans. As a newly developed team sport with an
intricate method of scoring. wrestling had become
one ofthe favorite athletic games at Euclid High.
The many students and teachers sat in their favor-
ite sections ofthe gym to watch either the J.V. or
Varsity matches. both of which took place at the
same time. The fast-moving hand-to-hand action
a wrestling match provided was one ofthe reasons
for the growth in popularity of the sport. Led by
such outstanding players as Tom McGill and Don
Gillespie the 1959-'60 J.V. wrestling team was. in
the opinion of its coach. Mr. Reminick, one of
the best sophomore wrestling teams ever seen at
Euclid High. The J.V.'s had established the line
tradition of not losing a meet since the team was
formed. and the 1960 team kept this tradition with
a season of seven wins and no losses.
McGill tries to take his man
down, but his efforts go unno-
ticed. The fans are watching the
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JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM
Raw Ona: G. Bucnik, J. Schncl. R. Glaser. R. Hullcr, R
Sherman, J. Kurtis, K. Blussingnmc, K. Krivok, N. Rzmsch
Mrumgur. Raw Two: L. Morse. B. Hudcc, D. Kzldunc, D
Vigh, K. Wohlgcmuth, D. Primo, C. Martin, W. Grunt, E
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Perfect form is displayed
by a Euclid diver.
Euclid swimmers and opponents
off to a Hying start.
Swimmers show
Though the team's won-lost record was
not very impressive, a few swimmers left
their individual marks in the school's
swimming history. Ron Anderson, who
broke the fifty yard free style record with
a time of 24.4 seconds, and Terry Trauger,
who broke the poolls record for the hun-
dred yard free style with a 54.9 seconds,
both represented Euclid at the State Meet
in Columbus. Jim Ricket and Jim Kos,
our diver, also traveled to Columbus to
participate in the meet. Cheered on by
the biggest crowds that have ever turned
out to watch them swim, the tankers im-
proved more at every meet. They finished
still spirited and hopeful, aware that try-
ing, not winning, was the important thing.
Swimming gave them pleasure, developed
character, and strengthened them phys-
ically.
skill and effort
VARSITY SWIM TEAM
Row One: R. Anderson, B. Molnar, D. Shields, J. Kos, T. Murton, R. Bcljan, T. Traugcr, B. Fcith. Raw Tlzrcvx P
Krueger. D. Daugherty, B. Nelson, R. Dacar. Row Two: Dever, G. Hucbcncr, D. Zimmerman, J. Collingwood, U
Couch Rcsch. T. Young, K. Zust, D. Knaus, D. Lilley, B. Stamm, T. Leininger, J, Whittaker, H. Daxid.
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JUNIOR VARSITY SWIM TEAM
Row One: D. Mester, B. Vicic, R. Wade, J. Marsh, E. Row TWU-' R- Hughes, R- Alloway, R. Gasper, C. Schroe-
Bajcc, A- Tucci, P- Ryan, G' Langlcis, Coach DcMc1-a. ter, R. Zakraysek, B. Schmaeman, C. Kos. B. Fuchs,
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TEAM RECORD
Shaker
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Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
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Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Western Reserve Academy
University School
Euclid Relays 5th
Kent State Relays 10th
Lake Erie League 4th
District Meet 5th
State Meet 15th
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The Euclid High School INDOOR TRACK
team again proved to be one of the strongest and
fastest in the Cleveland area. Much of the team's
success can be attributed to the brilliant coaching
of Mr. Dale Thompson. Coach Thompson pro-
vided the encouragement that was so vital to the
spirit of the entire group. The desire and ability of
the Euclid trackmen are not to be overlooked as
very important factors in the success of the team.
The one big event of the year was the indoor track
meet at the Cleveland Arena, in which the Euclid
team made an excellent showing. Returning vic-
torious was one of the many rewards that made
COACHES
Lek to Right: J. Moi rison, D. Thompson, M. Kadlec, J. Lindsay.
practice and hard Work so worthwhile.
INDOOR TRACK TEAM
Row One: A. Lucci, D. Urquhart, R. Markley, T. Bizzarri
H. Manheim, C. Taylor, J. Jcrele, R. Slayton, A. Pekol, T.
Tekavec, R. Perry, R. Deickmann. Row Two: D. Hyne, K
Kalinowski, R. Bright, G. Spenko, C. Crone, F. Hanes, J.
Balch, J. Zevnik, R. Sheppard, J. Smith, G. Gorsha, J
Spencer, R. Chaunce. Row Three .' C. Hayes, T. Cebular, R
Francis, H. Luikart, D. Dondrea, R. Vidmar, H. Winkle-
man, D. Sprochi, C. Tilk, E. O'Saben, F. Hadlield. Row
Four: R. Graus, T. Dolan, V. Petrovic, R. Tomsich, J.
Struna, G. Soeder, D. Cipollo, W. Boldin, G. Bayer, P.
Jackson, W. Biller, L. Frazee, D. Jones. Row Five: T.
Krauss, R. Klann, K.,Travis, M. Kellner, W. Janitz, W.
Bacon, K. Whelan, R. Taylor, L. Dennis, J. Squire, D. Del-
santer, R. Walk, S. McCreight, L. Turk, B. Knox.
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Row One: G. Cosucur, C. Eisenberg, N. Medlen. Row Tim, R. Bodmer, R. Kurich, Ci. Taylor.
A strike for Mike!
Under the expert guidance ot' Coach Addis.
this yfez1r's BOWLING TEAM showed such good
form that everyone thought they would surely
finish hrst in the league. Although they did hold
the top spot for the tirst three weeks. they' slipped
to the second place position which they held for
the rest of the twenty'-week season. Supported by
Gary' Taylors inspired bowling and sparked by
Carl Eisenberg's three-game series of 605 points.
at last minute rally' brought the team to within one
point of the league title. To come so close and
still lose was not easy' but Euclid's good sports
accepted their second place trophy' proudly. lt
had been fun to be L1 putt of one ot' the best bowl-
ing teams Euclid has seen.
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Between exams we went to the library for study . . .
id-terms mean stud
The quiet of the library was
sought by many, either for study
or just relaxation with a good
book during the hectic two days
of mid-term exams. Open all day.
the library offered solitude and
helpful information for students
anxious to learn. The many
shelves of books were constantly
shifted by eager hands looking up
last minute information. The li-
brarians were especially co-oper-
ative at this time, for they knew
how important it was for honor
students to keep up their averages
and for borderline pupils to pass.
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The end of January signified that the 1960
school term was half over, and to every
student and teacher January 27th and 28th
meant mid-term exams. Preparation for
the hour and fifteen minute tests varied
with the individual but almost everyone
found time to study. School policy had
changed and failure of the first semester
resulted not in repetition, but in moving
on to second semester work. The days pre-
ceding exams found teachers in a flurry of
activity in hasty review with the students,
and helping department heads make up
the tests. Many students took hours to
study, while others, either because of self
assurance or lack of responsibility, smiled
carelessly at all the intent study going on
about them.
We joined the others in preparation . . .
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And we studied. and crammed. und studied some more
And most likely forgot the answers when the moment finally
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The cafeteria was filled with hungry
people and propped-up books as students
rushed to eat between tests. Exclamations
of relief or worry could be heard as friends
greeted each other. and some people
didn't eat at all. As the lunch hour drew
to a close, students hurried from local
restaurants to return to the school: some
with crossed fingers laughed about the
possibilities of ever seeing chemistry Il or
algebra IV, while others were seriously
concerned. Teachers were just as happy as
students to see the second and final exam
day end. and they thought of the next day
which meant more work of scoring and
grading papers for them. but a vacation to
the students who clamored for the doors
in happy relief.
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BAND INSTRUCTORS
Left to Right: Mr. Sydow, Mr. Mitchel, Mr. Harper, Mr. Hershey.
The Music Department
The instrumental groups of Euclid High were
pretty important to some of the students. Music
lessons and the long hours of solitary practice
were just routine, for the real reward came in the
opportunity to join together with other musicians
and harmonize. The Cadet Band, consisting en-
tirely of sophomore players, had thirty-eight mem-
bers who joined with the Concert Band on Feb-
ruary sixteenth to present the annual concert in
the high school auditorium. The Concert Band,
with eighty-seven members, visited both Central
and Shore Junior High Schools, took part in the
Brush Band Festival, and acted as host for the
District Band and Choir Festival. The string play-
ers, who did not qualify for band, met approxi-
mately three times a week to prepare orchestral
numbers for the student body. The Chevron So-
ciety, newly formed, was an honorary group of
only fourteen members this year, who were ranked
as first-class musicians by being able to play skill-
fully music of a prescribed degree of difhculty. All
instrumental players regarded this distinction as a
goal to be reached.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND BAND SERGEANTS
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Row Om J Turk. F-G0nS0.A.Alj1mCiC. M- Mitchel- Row Twvr Ltfr fu Rigl11.'E. Wiltshire, M. Mitchel, R. Schulz, B. Hule.
B Knox R Fross, J. Wonnucott.
talent in its man tempos
CONCERT BAND
Row One: B. Hale, C. Lindquist, L. Muteyka, B, Roberts, V
Sestuk, P. Banko, R. Barber. Row Two: D. Homer, J. Krause, T.
Krueger, R. Schulz, D. Plesniear, M. Mitchel, J. Beutell, R. Gur-
giuld, B. Valince, S. Prijatelj, E. Wiltshire, S. Rodd. Row Tlircv
S. Gliebe, D. Busch, B. Nelson, G. Gibson. F. Gonso, H. Borth
wick, R. Fross, D. Muroff, K. Wilber, L. Liggett, B. Cooper, M.
Gianusi, J. Balch, D. Haynes, D. Jones, J. Stoncbuck, D. Muns-
perger, R. Felz, K. Meures, P. Hall, D. Surver. Row Four: D.
Constutine, V. Klimu, J. Campuna, G. Furwick, C. Mace, G.
Gezunn, D. Semick. J. Whitehead, D. Noxuk. D. Nlohoric. D.
DeMarco, J. Wonnaicott, P. Bennedetto, B. Lidenier. T. Teuell
D. Lilly, B. Reynolds, D. Koskonen, G. Spenko, .-X. .-Xljuncic
D. Daugherty. S. Gruden. Raw Fivt-.' F. Yuntilburg. R. Taylor,
K. Aufdenhuus, B. Knox, T. Yurdiun. D. Nlerxur. L. Noxuk. .l
Aufdenhaus, J. Gulhercole, J. Turk, N. Presley J. Bulch, R
Husher, C. Hopkins, Mr. D. Harper, C. Crone. B. Foxull. G
Cunheld, D. Mog. J. Bittence, B. Merxis, B. Ross.
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Row One: B. Plaggemier, C. Richley, P. Leister, D. Snyder, Dieckmann, D. Smith, H. David, J. Krane, L. Piper, G. I
K. Mog, L. Mateyka, R. Halderman, B. Jones. Row Two: Kalan, D. Shoaff, G. Granville. Row Three: T. McPeek,
R. Glaser, T. Reya, R. Zuzek, C. Lanese, D. Kanner, R. E. Roszak, E. Petrich, L. Smith, J. Payerchin, E. Brewer, 5
Leisenheimer, R. Hurlburt, J. Malokas, D. Myers, R. Mr. D. Harper, A. Tucci. '
ORCHESTRA
Row One: P. Brown, L. Johnson, W. Hayes, S. Wiskes, K. ercole, M- Nelson, A- Newman, R- GHFSU110, E- BFCWCF,
Tomko, K. Arnold, M, Tuhacek, L, Mateyka, D, Wroniak, M. Gianasi, J. Bittence, J. Wonnacott, P. Benedetto, D. I
M. Price, G. Heil, S. Stevens, B. Kimen. Row Two: J. Gath- DCMHFCO, D- PICSIUCHY, L- Shulz, F- 5lidW0l'fhY- '
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Row Omu' Philippa Brown, Pm'.viclv11r,' Lois M11-
tcyku, Tl'L'l1.VIII'L'l',' Run' Twu: Arthur Newman.
Vin' Pl'4'.virlc11t,' Jim Wonnncoll, Svc'ruIc1rQx'.
CHEVRON SOCIETY
Row Onc: M. Giannsi, M. Mitchel, P. Brown, L. Plcsnicnr. R. Hllflbllfl- B- ROSS. D- MHUSPCFECY.
Johnson, M. Nelson, E. Wiltshire. Raw Tu-ng D, L. Liggctt.
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EXECUTIVE BOARD
Row One: G. Soeder, B. Tolar, S. Sutphin, T.
Bizzuri. Row Two: M. Vincent, G. Nowacek, J.
Vadnal, D. Znidarsic, R. Petro.
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DIRECTOR AND ACCOMPANIST
Midcllebrook, Accampanistg Mr. Taylor, Direc
OFFICERS
Lift to Right: Jon Vadrial, Treasm'er,' Betsy Tolar, Secreraryg
George Nowacek, Presidentg Marilyn Vincent, Vice President.
CHORA
Ron' One: J. Krause, N. Martucci, C. Werley, L. Violanti. K. Ress.
T. Kish, D. Langmeyer, K. Garland, M. Vincent. D. Znitlarsic.
C. Crennell, S. Theis, S. DiBiasio, S. Smith, M. Fedor, K. Coros.
Raw Two: E. Buehholz, B. Harwood. C. Mullins, J. Telisman, J.
Roberts, B. Schmidt, J, Schwegler, J. Burns, P. Magalenga, N.
Schwarts, B. Petersen, P. Roberts, N. Gerl, L, Jerabee. B. Tolar,
S. Klotzbach. Row Tlzrvv: S. Sutphin, D. Prutlish. J. Lube, C.
The bell rang at nine thirty in the morning and
the last straggler got in his place. The chatter of
voices ceased as Mr. Taylor addressed the group.
Every eye was focused on him as he lifted his arms
for the down-beat. The voices broke forth, usually
harmonious, occasionally discordant. The EU-
CLID CHORAL MASTERS practiced with
sincere devotion to live up to their name and the
reputation they held as the best in Euclid's choral
music. It was a coveted honor to gain membership
in this group, for all the students who auditioned
were carefully rated on the quality of their voices.
their ability to sight-read music, and to carry their
own parts. These serious-minded vocalists had an
unusual feeling of pride and loyalty for it was each
one's responsibility to keep up the morale of the
entire group. They went through many eontor-
tions and discomforts to find the tone of quality
for which they were searching, but the experience
of standing before an audience in their blue and
gray uniforms and hearing the rounds of applause
was well worth the effort given.
Ch
L MASTERS
Ciluhaskas, R. Petro, J. Mttlnal, J. Craxxfortl, Ci. Bayer, J. Schulze
J. Yane. K. Hgilbedel, .l. Jenkins, t Q Cradis. B. Vlallate. S. Stahler.
Rim' I-Zuni' Ci. Noxxaeek, L. Jenkins, D. Sarwer, J. l-orlter. lx llatl-
tieltl, G. Olsorn, N. Lauter, B. lioyton, D. Nloels, T. Rankin. J.
Petersen, T. Bifzari, D. Sproehi, D. Petersen. B. Rhiitles. S Nlitl-
tllebroolt.
oral Masters lead the Alma Slater at half-time.
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EUCLID CHOIR
Row One: B. Gauch. J. Cesa. R. Vidmar, R. Haller, J
Lanese. B. Morgan. D. Carpenter, H. Rose, J. Solonics,
R. Lange, L. Singer, G. Genzen. T. Siciliano. Row Two
C. Esterbrook. D. Unterberger, P. Goryanes. D. Am
brose. E. Leske. T. Spencer, J. Benner, J. Pike, L. Mc-
Ilrath. L. Leybeck. Row Three: S. Beverick, C. White, B
Daugherty. J. Danch. P. Tinker. T. McPeek. G. Ostrow-
ski, S. Lewis. B. Deertz. J. Suhar. J. Cimperman. S. Niel-
The EUCLID CHOIR, with its many excellent
voices, added to the quality of the year's choral
assemblies. Proudly displaying the new blue and
gold choir robes, they presented the beautiful
music of the world's great composers to the rest
of the student body. Many times during the year
the members ofthe Euclid Choir combined with
members ofthe Euclid Choral Masters to present
programs ofthe finest music possible. Although
they were not always rewarded with the applause
they deserved, these singers, nevertheless, con-
tinued to practice every day, striving for better
quality of sound.
Members of Euclid Choir don their robes in preparation for a
program.
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heisen. G. Mathson, K. Snow. Row Four: L. Marino, S
Overman. S. Shea, I. Rakas. L. Kish, D. Knaus, D. Ma-
son. K. Pekar, W. Petro, B. Kish. C. Kuthe. S. Stanwick
S. Ralls, L. Green, F. Bently. Row Five: P. Petrovic, K
Peterson, J. Browning. M. Summers. J. Kreit. L. Erj-
avec. R. Palmer, O. DeMarco. D. Neumore. F, Fleck
D. Geddes. D. Polo. L. Novak, P. Duty, C. Bybee, P
Guth, M. Sabetti.
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Row One Helga Berthold, 2nd Soprorzog Diane Aljancic, Ist So-
prano Ron Two: Cathie Arnold, 1srAIro,' Helen Krauss, 2nd Allo.
All sophomore girls who had the interest were
urged to audition for the GIRL'S GLEE CLLB.
Emphasis ofthe organization was not on a supe-
rior voice, but on the desire to sing and the ability
to blend well as a group. It was an opportunity for
girls to sing the wealth of choral music written for
female voices. The Girls' Glee Club, in addition to
singing as a massed chorus with the other choirs,
sang special numbers at assemblies for their own
class. Clad in a blue and gold choir robe. each girl
worked diligently to present an inspiring perform-
HIICC.
GIRLS' GLEE CLUB
Row One: N. Zimmerman, J. Tennent, S. Willcocks. D
MacAskill, J. Eggleston, D. Urbanick. C. Novak, K
Zust, G. Potichny. C. Arnold. S. Spolar, J. Fleshin. J
Koppenhauer, K. Rock. Row Two: S. Dadlow, M
Soeder, D. Mylar, M. Yager, M. Plesea. H. Berthold, B
Sabula. L. Kytle. C. Couch, J. Urbas. D. Smith. J. Piskur,
J. Sheppard, M. Wehele, C. Marks. Row Three: J. Vor-
melker, J. Adkins. M. Church, B. Bogatay. L. Andrews
N. Richmond. E. Skerley. D. Aljancic. G. Krecic. N
Bailey. L. Petrick. J. Krauss. R. Wanchik. C. Krnell. D
Boehlke. C. Cline, C. Thomas. Row Four: J. Gathercole
G. Maeks. B. Ponce. D. Roberts. S. Pasquale. J. Okorn
K. Kimberly, P. Lowry, R. Ahey. L. Burk. C, McBroom
M. Travnik, N. Campbell. M. DeMotte. M. Gaylor. B
Tekancic. K. Stromberg, M. Bizzarri.
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Row One: C. Lindquist, N. Gerl, M. Summers, B. Fox.
Row Two: S. Sorchy, S. Gault, K. Wanchik, T. Lisch. Row
Three: C. Cercek, S. Sutphin, C. Znidarsic, C. Glubaskas.
Row Four: N. Bohinc, D, Huszar, K. Coros, J. Schwegler.
Row Five: D. Ambrose, P. Tinker, B. Wallace, S. Klotz-
bach. Row Six: P. Rote, P. Flaler, L. Berntson, N. Delac.
Row Seven: E. Glenn, N. Harding, J. Nada, N. Schwarts,
P. Benedetto.
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Row One: Connie Lindquist, President: Bonnie Fox, Treas-
urer. Row Two: Mary Summers, Secretary: Nancy Gerl,
Vice President.
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Standing apart from the rest of the class in their
white uniforms were the 1960 GIRLS' LEADERS.
Selected on the basis of scholarship and depend-
ability from a group of sophomore and junior
girls who applied, their many duties consisted of
taking roll call, aiding gym activities as referees,
and helping the gym teachers to perform theirjobs
efficiently. The G.L.C. members spent much of
their after school time in becoming skilled in sports
and in learning to do their jobs well. The shrill
whistle and the familiar cry, "Line up!" typified
their authority and the respect with which they
were looked upon by their classmates.
The girls joined together in yelling and cheering
as they ran up and down the Hoor of the gym in a
spirited basketball game. The red pinney team was
ahead and if the six girls could hold their lead and
win, they would be the 1960 basketball champions
of the GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
Any girl with an interest in sports and exercise
could join G.A.A. and take part in intramural
girls' athletics. Mrs. Fox. the sponsor of the club,
stood watching impartially on the sidelines as the
ball went through the basket signifying the end of
the game and the crowning of a new champion
team.
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Ltqfl In Rifglzr: Kathy Schuelte, Suri-t'1ufgi',' Don-
na Ambrose, Ti'ur1vz4i'u1',' Carol Cereek, Pi't',si't1'w1l,'
Sue Sorehy, Viet' Pi'c,v1'rlt-lit.
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SWIM CLUB
Row One: B. Valince, J. Telisman, C. Winters, D. Deister
M. Mahne, K. Garland, K. Torter, J. Marolt, S. Peters, P.
Kovach, B. Shrewsbury. Raw Two 5 B. Hale, L. Crobaugh
C. Novak, P. Ludek, S. Gordon, S. Korda, J. Kadun, J
Halloran, S. Flood, H. Millar, P. Burford, R. Armstrong
Row Three: M. Krueger, E. Jarc, R. Anderson, C. Hop-
Jim Ricket leads fellow Swim Club members in discussion.
kins, F. Brown, D. Daugherty, T. Krueger, D. Knaus, D
Lilley, T. Leininger, B. Nelson. Row Four: J. Ricket, B.
Maston, J. Peterson, B. Vicic, R. Hughes, B. Alloway, R.
Delgium, R. Wade, L. Reinke, R. Peterson, B. Gauch, J.
Ryba.
After a thorough skill test, last year's SWIM
CLUB members put the qualified candidates
through a grueling initiation. It was not unusual
during the first weeks of school to see a girl minus
all make-up with straight hair or a boy wearing
two kinds of shoes, both carrying hard-boiled
eggs covered with hard won signatures. After this
the prospective members were put through a hor-
rible and secret gantlet in the pool from which
they emerged exhausted but full-fledged members
ofthe club. The initiation past, the real work and
fun ofthe club commenced. Soon the timid nov-
ices became skilled cadets, confident in their abil-
ity to teach and swim any stroke from the elemen-
tary back stroke to the double trudgen crawl. In
their spare time they practiced synchronized skills
to be utilized in the Swim Show at the end of the
year.
The NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP
SOCIETY embodied an idea as old as the Greeksva
sound mind in a sound body. Encouraging boys with
h1gh scholastic averages to participate in sports and
making it worthwhile for those in sports to keep up
with their school work, the N.A.S.S. honored those who
developed their minds as they developed athletic skills.
Euclid High was very proud of her boys who were given
the distinction of N.A.S.S. membership for, though they
did not necessarily excel in any one thing, they were
good in everything.
Sportsmanship and athletic prowess were compon-
ents ofthe boys who were privileged to wear the gold
E on their sweaters. Chosen for outstanding accom-
plishment in their particular sport, these boys were
honored at various times throughout the year in special
assemblies in which they received their letters and cer-
tificates of merit. It was with pride that the boy shook
hands with his coach. and walked across the stage to
reverently sign his name in the LETTERlVIAN'S record
book Humbled at the sight ofthe long list of names
preceding his, the boy was proud to have his name
written with those ofthe others who had helped Euclid
become the school it is-a school with high sportsman-
ship ideals and hard-working athletes.
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Row Ona: T. Gortz, R. Krulich. F. Hanes. Ron Tum D.
Carlson, W. Sippola, R. Slayton. Ram 7'!m't'5 D. Stexcn-
son. E. Orazen, J. Riekett. Raw Four: L. Dennis. XY. Frye.
P. Mushinko, J. Forstner.
LETTERMAN'S CLUB
Row One: F. Hanes, D. Carlson, L. Dennis, B. Mason, K.
Kalinowski, B. Knox, T. Lucci, D. Ehas, J. Ricket, J. Kos,
B. Nelson, D. Jones. Row Two: E. Francis, D. Sprochi, W.
Biller, B. Grause, T. Smith, D. Daugherty, T. Krauss, G.
Nowacek, R. Patrick, D. Urquhart, C. Francis, C. Taylor,
B. Hicks. Row Tlzrecn' J. Hudec, J. Jerele, T. Baker, R. An-
derson, A. Matko, G. Soeder, W. Sippola. J. Spenko. B.
Boldin, D. Geddes, D. Yert, J. Struna, H. Manheini. T.
Bizzari. Row Four: P. Mushinko. D. Hyne, .-X. Aljancic. D.
Jones, B. Markley, C. Crone, B. Rogosch. D. Dclsanter, D.
Knaus, J. Forstner, D. Stevenson. D. Lonchar, R. Slayton
P. Jackson.
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FUTURE NURSES CLUB
Row One: L. Pecjak, S. Hill, S. Bizily, D. Unterberger, M
Jorden, E. Miller. E. Katosic, L. Wellington, C. Mahany
Row Two: C. Kuthe, J. Loncala, M, Tuhacek, L. Violanti,
N. Locker, B. Deertz, L. Wheeler, G. Kytle, M. Samsa
FOREMAN'S CLUB
Row One: R. Germano, W. Roberts, R. Belshaw. Row Two:
M. Kapke, J. Klemencic, R. Dreis. Row Three: W. Frye,
R. Vozar, J. Mouser.
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Row Three: M. Mitchell, M. Poyser, W. Lynch, P. St. John
J. Milenock. Row Four: S. Tilly, B. Morris, L. Novak, B
Laurin, C. Forsberg, J. DeAngelis, L. Rusk, D. Hoykar
Girls thinking about a career in nursing had a
chance to sample that profession in the FUTURE
NURSES CLUB. At the compulsory meetings
nursing was discussed with special speakers and
among the members, and nursing colleges were
thoroughly examined. In this way, girls who de-
cided to continue their medical plans were able to
choose the school best suited to the financial, so-
cial, and training problems personal to each. Some
of the future nurses received practical training
under the guidance of Mrs. Wise. These girls
helped her during study halls in the small routine
matters of taking temperatures and admitting pa-
tients. A tour of Euclid Glenville Hospital which
gives an idea ofa nurse's routine is now traditional
each year.
Organized for students who had an outstanding
record of achievement in leadership, dependability
and craftsmanship. the FOREMAN'S CLUB
provided an opportunity for these students to ex-
tend and enrich their school experience by practic-
ing the techniques of group management. In addi-
tion to taking a trip to the Lincoln Electric Plant,
giving assemblies for the sophomore and junior
students of the industrial arts curriculum, each
student was assigned to assist some instructor in
the department as a foreman one shop period each
day.
KEY CLUB
Row One: C. Hayes, D. Novak, J. Ricket, J. Yane. D.
Chapman, W. Vicic, J. Lakatosh. R. Lewis, D. Gulbenkian.
H. David. Row Two: J. Spenko. E. Francis, J. Demian, N.
Lauter, C. Freed, J. Vadnal, D. Mason, N. Anderson, P.
Zebrowski, J. Wonnaeott, R. Stexenson, R. Tisovec. Row
Tlirvu: K. Anderson. R. Zgonc. C. Fields, T. McGill, J.
The KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL is an organi-
zation of high school boys sponsored by the Kiwanis
International. The members are dedicated to the service
of their country. their community. their school. and
their God. Many service and fund-raising projects were
accomplished during the year. The club again built an
outstanding homecoming float. brought the Key Club
assembly to Euclid. and distributed food baskets to
needy families during the Christmas season.
Forker, R. Nowaeek. E. Prostor. R. Gaspcr. J. L'salis. R.
Klann, R. Pejeau. Row Four: J. Bexear. J. Schulze. D. Neu-
more, R. Daugherty, R. Brigden, T. Allen, R. Grifhn, W.
Feith, A. Hocexar, G. Soeder. J. Crawford. C. Scheer. L.
Dennis. G. Forstner.
WORLD AFFAIRS were suddenly very frightening
and important in our daily living. Students had to be
prepared to wrestle with international problems as
adults and they found the best way to educate them-
selves was participating in a world allairs group. Euclid's
club progressed rapidly in the understanding of our
foreign neighbors. for they realized it was only through
understanding and free discussion that world-wide peace
would be possible.
WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB
Row One: M. Vagasky, P. Banko, B. Madey, F. Darrill, W.
Lucas, E. Glenn, C. Mace, B. Dinishak. R. Roberts, Y
Kozlevcar, B. Ritz. Row Two: S. Saunway. J. Stein, I. Krog-
man, A. Wilson. K. Logan, J. Barnes, M. Poyser, W.
Lynch, D. Riebe. E. Wiltshire. Row Tlireex D. Mog, R
Humphrey, B. Samsa, L. Johnson, P. Ryan. J. Zele. K.
Mog, R. Gwinn, C. Couch. K. Balshey. R. Perry. Row
Four: R. Perry. D. Gyongyos, C. Cetinsky, L. Lane. B.
Brown, C. Kosher. G. Miller. D. Ambrose, N. Campbell.
J. Maresh, J. Boyle.
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ROW OW? P- Weir, C- Kelly, M. Gianasi, D. Dreifort, S.
Blau. Row Two: J. Kenyon, R. Humphrey, C. Pierce, J.
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Lefl ru Riglzl: L. Novak, D. Geddes, W. Boyd, D. Ringenbach, D. Ritchie.
"Good grief, what did you do to my eyebrows?',
the girl exclaimed to a member of the make-up
i committee. She had a minor part in the fall play
and had been made up by a classmate. They
i laughed together about the eyebrows and talked
of their desire to become Thespian members, The
, organization was composed of students who had
earned points taking part in stage productions.
Still laughing, they wiped ofT the cold cream and
thought of their coming initiation into THESPI-
Q ANS, and the enjoyment and benefits they would
'i , obtain from membership in the club.
i agitated STAGE CREW went after the squealing
ii pink animal. The pig was a prop in the play ".I.i'l
. Abner," and the stage crew found that besides
handling scenery and lights theirjob also included
retrieving run-away pigs. Taking care of all the
behind-the-curtain work, the stage crew performed
3 with speed and elhciency in helping to make Eu-
D. clid's 1960 stage productions the success they were.
"Watch that pig!" yelled Mr. Jenkins, as an
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NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE
Row One: B. Ellis, S. Steranka, D. Farrill, M..Gianasi, E. nold. Raw Tlzrce: J. Maresh, P. Dickey, R. Fcrrante, K.
Hacker, B. Hava, S. Hill. Row Two: L. Robuck, C. Pierce,
L. Johnson, P. Ryan, L. Salmick, J. Cook, J. Burns, C. Ar-
Early hours, a long bus ride, a tight knot in his
stomach-these are experiences a member ofthe
NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE will never
forget. Gaining poise and confidence in speaking
is not an easy task, but these young men and
women overcame their fears and became accom-
plished speakers. Taking almost weekly trips to
contests at various schools throughout Ohio, they
competed in debate, original oratory. extempo-
raneous speaking, and dramatic, humorous and
oratorical declamation. The novice's hand stopped
trembling as he gained experience and finally,
those twenty-five points which, earned in the
speaking contests, entitled him to become a mem-
ber ofthe National Forensic League.
It was nearly seven o'clock and the girl was
supposed to be selling tickets at the basketball
game. She was a member of AD CLUB and was
late for the first time. She could clearly picture her
contemporaries rushing from room to room and
oiiice to oiice, stamping hands and checking
passes, collecting tickets and conferring with Mr.
Vaccariello, their sponsor. She stepped off the bus
in front of the large building and ran up the walk
to the ticket office in the athletic corridor.
Mestroxich, K. Buda. J. Turk, D. Broun. J. Odda.
AD CLUB
Raw One: G. Mathson. J. Auten, C. Lanese, L. Chalfant
C. Takacs. Row Two: P. Jacobs, B. Tolar, S. Sorchy, S
Gault, N. Locker. Row Three: D. Manspergcr, P. Schu-
mucher.
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Picciano.
Dedicated to service in the school and the com-
munity, the FRIENDSHIP CLUB, Euclid High's
largest organization, met after school twice a
month in order to achieve this goal. Composed of
sophomore, junior and senior girls, the club was
organized under a new sponsor this year, Mrs.
Carter. The cabinet, consisting of six girls elected
from each class, met to plan the activities of the
club. Through it, the girls sent magazine subscrip-
tions and gifts for children to some of the hospi-
tals in the Cleveland area at Christmas time. They
used the profits from a fall dance, as well as some
funds accumulated from last year, to buy some
necessary items for the E room. But there was
time for social events too, and the biggest was the
Friendship Formal, entitled "Paris in Spring,"
which climaxed the club's activities.
SENIORS
Row Ona: M. Skeivis, K. Hays, M. Brown, M. Brown, L.
Swenson, S. DeRoth, K. Grugel, S. Tilly, L. Pecjak, P
Peterlin, J. Patterson, J. Schuler. Row Two: M. Palisin, C
Yopko, L. Wellington, C. Thomas, S. Boyd, P. Margalis
P. Maroff, J. Oleksy, B. Riebe, P. Sulak, B. Ola, N. Mar-
tucci, C. Rohrer. Row Thrw: C. Zeitz, P. Nemerousky, J
Loncala, B. Laurin, C. Moenich, D. Riebe, J. Gould, E
Substelny, D. Snyder, R. Shannon, G. Coltrin, F. Vicic, V.
Bratush, S. Hill, S. Steranka. Row Four: K. Houck, J. Cim
perman, B. Morse, M. Mann, G. Jackson, P. Sharp, M
Tuhacek, D. Grigas, S. Shelley, G. Hammond, E. Zakrajs
ek, P. Fox. Row Five: J. Serwatka, D. Hoykar, K. May
nard, D. Nenadal, N. Bohinc, D. Prudish, J. Downing, D
Dreifort, J. Ware, P. Petrovic, C. Kelly, C. Unterberger, L
Johnson, J. Milenock.
JUNIORS
R0w011u: B. Adler, H. Warnke, G. Beeke, M. McDerment
A. Prioreschi, P. Springer, B. Adams, D. Mekedis, L. Papp
C. Pajk, C. Hacker, B. Seifert, L. Erjavec. Row Two: B
Ritz, B. Wallace, L. Green, C. Cadwallader, L. Salmick, R
Helm. D. Trentel, D. Cvetkovie, B. Owens, C. Cradis, J
Macy, E. Delly, S. Rosehy. Row Tlzrvv: N. Sullivan, P
Rote, K. Schmidt, P. Bozieh, J. Pike, G. Madda, J. Schetl,
J. Ducea, B. Lindquist, J. Leporati, L. Guzst, K. Podwils
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B. Baily, M. Wenger, E. Matlock. Rmv lfuury S. Pouss. B.
Haytas, D. Schmidt, S. Stanuyek, S. Ralls, D. Beyerle, B.
Carlson. L. Kish, C. Reba, G. Nosan, S. Mueller. S.G1bson,
L. Bernston, J. Harper, P. Haler. Row Five: J. Zele, S.
Johnson, Y. Kozlexear, P. Zimmerman, S. Woltii, B.
Rhoades, P. Seheibel, M. Sabetti. L. Ames, M. Middleton,
J. Allen, S. M uehleisen, H. Krome, P. Perotti, C. Cibbs, J.
Klauga.
SOPHOMORES
Row Ona: S. Robasz, R. Tekalee, C. Cruder, L. Dey, J
Hoykar, D. Radencie, L. Riebe, S. Feldman, K. Chole-
wieki, S. Haney, T. Belpulsi, K. Greenway, G. Kreeie, V.
Goss, E. Cook, B. Hava, C. Cline, N. Bailey, P. Bawer.
Row Two: J. Gullo, C. Young, S. Clark, M. Mazza, H
Murphy, S. Dadlow, C. Daily, J. Johnson, J. Fifolt, R
Koskovies, K. Avery, J. Adkins, J. Romans, J. Miller, J
Bates, M. Frager, J. Chifolo, M. Miller. Row Tlirev: S.
Wiskes, D. Potts, N. Campbell, C. Reider, A. Prendergast,
G. Potiehny, N. Soeder, J. Urbus, J. Vormelker, J. Shep-
pard, M. Wehrle, M. Wilk, K. Fetter, M. Yager, S. Paul-
son, G. Maeks, J. Susman, B. Wheeler, L. Sipes. Row Four.
L. Winkler, N. Hamilton, J. Moser. J. Struna, V. Stillinger
B. Mushinko, J. Okorn, K. Rock, M. Taylor, P. Allbery,
D. Snyder, A. Pelyak, D. Camino. D. Sirnad, M. Miloxxe.
J. Byerle, D. Stiseak, J. Pejak, L. Freeh, J. Waldman. Rim
Fire: M. Stapleton, S. Willeoeks, .l, Eggleston. R. .-Xbey. M.
Tueher. H. Krauss. R. Pieeiano, R. Wanehik. L. Koei. R.
Sxenwol, L. Ross, S. Heintz. P. Grooms. K. Znidarzie. D.
MaeAskill. J. Lonehar, D. Felmley, C. Krnell. K. McCor-
mick, J. Thompson. Row Six: S. Robbins. M. Defxlotte.
P. Maehurey, M. Milner, G. Brinoxee. M. Krause, S.
Peterson, B. Helmiek. D. Lllham, C. Lanese. J. Auten. B.
Sapp, D. Glatz. H. Dengle. S. Puebek. P. Krueger. C.
Jonke, M. Breieh, J. Fleshin, M. DiP.ibla. Rim St'i'wi.' E.
Skerly, B. Schulze, J. Colan, M. Milakotic. K. Balshey.
C. Pasquale. M. Perme. P. Harris. B. Stroh, Y. Butz.
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Row One: J. Stein, L. Johnson, S. Hill, N. Bohinc, D. Farrill, L. Wellington, C. Shurilla, S. Smith, J. Burns, V
Klima, C. Takacs, P. Maroff. Row Two : C. Cercek, G. Gibson, B. Tolar, K. Peterson, M. Schroeder, J. Browning
N. Cetinich, J. Schuler, K. Garland, K. Houck, J. Boyle, J. Ohlrich. Row Three: B. Carlson, C. Thomas, C. Pierce,
P. Sharp, M. Tuhacek, J. Zakraysek, C. Zeitz, C. Znidarsic, I. Rakas, D. Riebe, N. Gerl. Row Four: T. Lisch, C.
Kuthe, G. Jackson, M. Mann, C. Crennell, N. Carter, J. Kreit, P. Duty, C. Glubaskas, R. Snyder, R. Elliott. '
F.T.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD
Row One: L. Chalfant, B. Wallace, C. Mahany, L. Marino.
Row Two: J. Beutell, C. Cercek, T. Lisch, N. Gerl, J. Har-
per. Row Three: L. Johnson, M. Tuhacek, D. Ambrose, N.
Cetinich, J. Lube.
The FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMER-
ICA helped prepare aspiring teachers for
excellence in their chosen field. Our group
was the June Williams' chapter ofthe or-
ganization, and through it many pupils
were given a chance to substitute in ele-
mentary schools. This experience was con-
sidered highly desirable for those who be-
lieved teaching would be their lifetime
profession, for it showed them the prob-
lems they would meet when they were pre-
pared to teach a class. Many worthy proj-
ects were undertaken by the 1960 F.T.A.
Among them was the donation of books
to the Sunbeam School at Christmas time.
The F.T.A. was a voluntary organization
which met after school and any student e
who took the time to take part in its activ-
ities was well rewarded with experience in
the teaching profession.
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JUNIOR F.T.A.
Row One: C. Kosher, B. Yanchur, J. Roberts, P. Paul, M. Viigasky, M. Soxich. C. Hacker. W. Lucas. K. Logan
Row Two: M. Collins, B. Evans, S. Gibson. L. Wzirnke, N. Sullixatn. J. Ginsburg. E. Sippola, D. Merkedis. M. Mid
dleton. Row Tlzi'r'v.' D. Albrecht, J. Harper. L. Berger, J. Lube. S. Mueller, B. Adams, B. Roberts, N. Beck, J. Beu
tell, B. Kish. Ron- Four: N. Harding, J, Tclisman. P. Benedetto, D. Ambrose. E. Glenn, E. Sullixun. J. Pike, D
Schmidt, B. Carlson, B. Wallace, B. Ritz, M. McPherson.
SOPHOMORE F.T.A.
Row One: B. Bogatay, L. Grlbbons, J. Faith, M
Perme, C. Pasquale, K. Tomko, B. Harper, P
Freed. Row Two: N. Bailey, P. Bauer, N. Furniss,
D. Hiller. R. Dunn, C. Krnell, K. McCormick
D. Wheeler. J. Struna. Row Tlirve: C. Lanese, C
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Row Four: R. Zuzek, M. Wehrle, D. Boehlke, M
Tucker, B. Neff, K. Rock, K. Kimberly, C. Ar
nold, D. Maroff. B. Haxu.
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Left to Righr: Peter Mushinko, Prvsidentp Jim Becvar, Vice
Prvsin'f'nt,' Betsy Tolar, Secreraryg Marcia Pohto, Treasurer.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
N.H.S. members present
ROW OHL'-' S- Spencer, R- Ellifvil, D- Faffill, C- Lindquist, King, B. Tolar, K. McMahon. Row Tl1l'l'P.' C. Cercek, G.
R- HUWDTTYCY- S- Gilllll, L- MHUH0- ROW TWU? M- Pohfv, Berthold, J. Crawford, J. Maresh, G. Nowacek, B. Fox,
P. James, B. Shrewsbury, J. Schwegler, M. Summers, K. K. Wanchik.
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the year's most impressive ceremony.
The 1960 secretary of NATIONAL HONOR
SOCIETY read the scroll of new members to an
audience of proud parents and anxious students.
Preceded by speakers who explained the organiza-
tion's reason for existence and the requirements a
student must meet to be accepted. the reading of
the scroll climaxed one of the most important as-
semblies of the year. Leadership, scholarship,
character and service, explained the speakers, are
the prime requisites of an N.H.S. member. Each
of the students who proudly received the gold pin
which signified membership in the National Honor
Society was known by his teachers and classmates
as a leader, and wore his pin with pride and de-
served honor for his service to the school, Prospec-
tive members were rated by former members of
the society and by their teachers, and an effort was
made to keep their identities a secret until the in-
duction. Exclamations of pleased surprise showed
the pride the new members felt in being accepted
into a nationally recognized organization as a re-
ward for their efforts in studies and activities
throughout their high school years.
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JUNIORS
The junior looked around him at the familiar walls.
classrooms. and friends. and though he would not ad-
mit it to anyone, he was glad to be back. This was the
year he would get his class ring-he could picture it
shining on his finger already-and this was the year of
the Junior Prom, the first dance that was especially his.
As he stood in front of his homeroom thinking about
the coming events his reverie was interrupted by some-
one handing him a "Beat St. .loe's" sign. and he knew
he did not have to plan-the year had already begun.
Working so hard he scarcely had time to think. he found
time. as the year passed. to participate in those clubs
which would form his major interests in his next and
final year. He watched as the class ahead of him grad-
uated in the spring and felt with confidence that he was
ready to meet those responsibilities which being a senior
would bring.
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JUNIOR
Row One: R. Pollutro, B. Brown
K. Schmidt, D. Albrecht, J
Dragolic, K. Collier, K. Bauer,
B. Yanchar. Row Two: H. May-
CABINET
er, D. Leutbecher, K. Buda, J.
Spencer, N. Lauter, C. Terra-
nova, V. Kneale, W. Patton.
JUNIOR COUNSELORS umors . . . the year between
Mrs. Helen Stewart and Mr. Frank Troglia.
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Over'the babble of voices one loud voice was
heard bringing the meeting to order. It was Pat
Jackson, junior class president, who was presiding
with his fellow class oilicers over the first junior
cabinet meeting. The cabinet member listened re-
spectfully to the suggestions they offered, then
gave his own ideas. It was fun to consider the
coming year and exciting to have a part in plan-
ning it. He could already picture himself leaving
the Junior Prom, class ring on his linger, and his
date carrying as a souvenir part of the decorations
he had planned. He left the meeting with a feeling
of satisfaction, knowing he had done his best for
himself and his classmates, and wondering how
they would like his work. With incredulous eyes
he watched his plans pass into successful realities
as the year slipped away.
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Lvjl I0 Righl: Gloriu Nosun, Vice PI'l'A'fd4'IIl,' Eileen Sullivan, Trca.vm'w',' Eileen Glenn. Svcwlufi
Put Jackson, Prvmlwir.
HOMEROOM 103
Row One: D. Cunningham. S. Anderson, B.
Anderson, P. Ball, K. Anderson, N. Arnold. J.
Aufdenhaus. C. Albertone. B. Adler, K. Coros.
J. Allen. Row Two: J. Balch. J. Andrulis, D.
Albrecht. L. Guess, D. Ambrose, J. Allen, A.
Bugocius. Row Tlzrvv: G. Bednar. D. Aiken, J.
Balch. N. Angene. T. Baker, B. Alves. H.
Austen, Row Four: A. Anderion. R. Bailt. W.
Arndt. S. Allen. M. Balash. R. AdamCZ6l-Wiki,
G, Boyd, T. Malaney.
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HOMEROOM 105
Row One: J. Benner, M. Barber, N. Beck, B.
Batt, P. Banko, J. Bates, J. Barnes, L. Chalfant
Row Two : B. Blakeley, J. Beers, P. Benedetto, B
Bailey, J. Barbie, K. Bauer, B. Beeke, C. Bauer,
R. Turk, J. Black. Row Three: R. Baron, J.
Bartos, S. Berk, K. Berndt, W. Biller, J. Beres,
S. Barta, K. Begalke, W. Beers.
HOMEROOM 106
Row One: P. Rote. L. Salmick, D. Schmidt, B.
Scanlon. B. Schmitt, M. Sabetti. K. Schmidt. P.
Scheibel, B. Johnson. Row Two: R. Schubert.
J. Slaybaugh. G. Sirca. G. Smith, D. Shields, J.
Schwemler, W. Schumer, K. Skula. J. Baker
Row Three: J. Simcic, D. Smith, L. Schneider
R. Stadler, M. Sikora, R. Mervis. B. Seaman. A
Shinagawa, G. Spenko.
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Row Ouvf C. Cudwulludcr, P, Culivutla. Buchholz. B.
Brown. Raw Two: E. Byron, P. Burford. E. Brnidich. C. Byhuc.
Run' Three: L. Cuthbertson. P. Brennan. J. Broughcr. I-. Ccfur-
atti. Row Four: R. Ccrgul. D. Cipollo. B. Chiconc. J. Nuulon.
Raw I-live: R. Constantine. D. Colbow. J. Chinchar. l:. Cur-
penter. Run' Six: T. Cebular. W. Clark. N. Trivisonno. J. Col-
lingwood. Row Seven: A. Janis, B. Linslcy. B. Clcmcncc. D.
Collins.
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Row One: J Jerlck C Kotzman J Watson D Bradmck P Ward D Gray R May E
M. Jankovich J Roschy P Bodnar L Ixnack
N. Jeriek. M Malzel Rel. Two R Wheeler J Welsh M 5m0'mSkY
Row One.
C. Cibbs,
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ixi M. Budic. N. Comic. M. Couch. Rmv I-mfr: H. hidcriur. H
. gi Elickcr. H. Cordruy. N. Crcvuling. Run Iww: IJ. Hdur. 1
' v Evans. 1. Evans. Ci, I-Lurwick. Run' ,Si.x': D. Iihus. B. Iihlvnnku
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B. Mueller. Run' Suvwzx T. Emerson. D. l.nHJl.I.l:'I'l'P.. li
B. Muller. Run' .S'4'vv11: T. Emerson, D. lnlkollullc, B. I-cilh. I'
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ROW OHS'-' R- pallgheffbf- UA- DiPUCCl0v J- G. Krull. B. Fink. S. Ivec. R. Foxall. G. Irten-
Evans- J- DFHSQIIC- 5- DIBIHSIO- C. DCWIII- D- kauf. Row Three: J. Foust. R. Fraedrich. J.
DCISTCF- P- Dfl6f0ff- B- DlHlSh21k, C- EHSTH' Fiorelli. W. Stafford. J. Focht. A. Fortuna. E.
brooks. Row Two: A. Drenik. J. Ducca. N. Ff3nCiS.M,FranCiS.
Delac. J. Fritzgerald. T. Montana, G. Fowler.
HOMEROOM 205
Row One: L. Erjavec, P. Flaler, E. Fogel, M. Francis, G. Furth. Row Three: J. Gessic, G.
Fister, E. Fuller, J. Gardner, E. Eddy, B. Evans. Gezann
Raw Two: B. Gibb, D. Kvizman, R. Fuchs, S. Gerwin,
Gebe, J. Gibson, T. Shannon, B. Trinite, R.
D. Geddes, C. Frownfelter, J. Frye, D.
T. Gerson, C. Freed.
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Ruu'0f1c.' E. Glenn. Cf Hacker. J. Cjollhulf. li. Ciugliolln. Run
Tum: Grcgurich, R. Gznylon. J. Ginsburg. D. Cinrsim. Run
Thrcv: J. Green, C. Giordano. P. Gulh. l.. Cfrucn. Rmr I-mfr
R. Sherry. D. Hubiun, B. Geisler, S. Gibson. lfmr Ifixu: D
Gucntzler. F. Gurko. G. Gorshu. Grisuz. Run' .Si.x: IJ. Cjlcnn
L. Girod J. Huhc. R. Guulticr. Raw .S'm'un: J. Lliiclwc. Ci. Hu
gcr, R. Gram. Row Eiglzrx T. Guy. R. Spucugrm. A. Hugh. J
Eeckhout.
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Row One: R. Kish, S. Korda, A. Koucky, Y. Kozlevcar, P
Kitko. Row Two: L. Komraus. B. Kish. J. Klein. G. Kogan
Row Tlzreex S. Klotzbach, B. Kopack, L. Kish. M. Kozar. Ron
Four: S. Kellas. G. Kolman, D. Knaus, C. Kosher. Row Five.
R. Leber, B. Krarlich, D. Fink. T. Kramer. Row Six: J. Ko-
vach, D. Dynes, B. Kostick. Row Seven: G. Lamos, T. Krauss
B. Laurenson. Row Eight: S. Laudenbach. D. Koval, J. Kurti
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Row Ona: R. Helm. D. Henry. C. Hake. V
Hamilton. D. Heise. K. Hzilbedcl. J. Harper. N
Harding. J. Hallorzm. B. Harwood. Row Tim.
D. Humphrey. F. Hanes. B. Humphries. D
Hayward, P. Hellman. B. Hziytus. P. Hayes. C
Carl Halderman: May hix menmry ke
Hamilton. A. Hrihur. K. Hunter. R. llg. Rim
, Tlirvtm' G. Hentlerxon. J. Hartman. F. Serncl.
' D. Hunslik. B. Holwiclx. T. Hensley. R. Hetipx.
, G. Huehner. J. Iucofuno. D. Hovuncsel-t.
Up ilz our lives the ,D'esl1l1c'ss and 1'iIal1'l-1' if
.1'0utl1,' niay it help us I0 make rivlzer the years he will not share.
HOME
Run' One: M. Hottois. D. Heuer. S. Juunsis. D
Hunston. A. Horton. J. Hayes. C. Holtz, C
Hunt. E. Jarc. B. Hocevar. Row Two: I. James.
B. Jaroscuk. T. Jagodnik. C. lzinlxovich. J. Hu
clock. J. Hill, H. Hicks. R. Karich. P. Kara
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henus. J. Kapla. Rmv Tlirmfx P, Jziclaon. E
Jenkine. R. Iyec. S. Jenney. P. Johnson. J
Jerele. G. Jones. M. Rapke. B. Kairloyec. D
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Row One: J. Smith, T. Kardell. S. Kapudja. Row Two: L. Jer- i
abek. S. Kelember, J. Kadun. Row Three: D. Ritchie. G
Kavon. B. Kelly. Row Four: J. Kodrich. L. Balash, T. Kevern
G. Krotine. Row Five: R. Wilson. B. Knaus, J. Krieale. Row 5 2
Six: J. Mramor, M. Filipovic. F. Kochevar, S. Kocell.
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Row Ono: B. Link. J. Liporuti. B. Linquist, J.
Krieger, A. Lanesc. E. Laub. M. Lz1Bant. J.
Lehman. H. Krome. L. Lcybcck. Row Two: J.
Markatos. D. Lilley. R. Lonchar. L. Lane, C.
Lausin. A. Lenarsic. J. llnlwick. L. Long. C
Marett. T. Lciningcr, Rmv Thrvv: R. Lindner
K. Malchow. D. McGowan. I.. Lengel. L. Lig-
gelt. T. McPeek. D. Leulbeckcr.
HOMEROOM 225
Row One: G. Madda, J. Loncalu. C. Markert.
P. Maher, M. Malaney, J. Macy. K. Logan. B.
Madey. M. McPherson. W. Lucas. Row Two:
R. Mikovic, N. Medlen. J. Matzelle. H. Mayer.
M. McDerment. L. Lytle. K. Englebrecht. J.
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Tfll'FC.' P. lWLliJKllI'lLl9. M. Kirchoff. E. Hodkcy.
R. Miller. D. Mock. D. Middleton. E. Mick-
shaw. F. Muuccri. J. Mochan. D. Marlin. B.
Marion.
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HOMEROOM 227
Row One: D. Mattis. S. Middlebrook, H. Millar, G. Mathson
Row Two: D. Mekedis, V. Motta, D. Milmont. B. Miller
Row Three: B. Milavec, N. Mesojodec. M. Middleton. M
Morel. Row Four: D. Monroe. E. Miklavcic. J. Miller. D. Mor
rison. Row Five: L. Novak. T. Moulis, R. Nelson, S. Mohler.
Row Six: W. Niehaus, D. Mohoric, G. Moss. Row Seven: B
Molnar. J. Morris, H. Nebe. P. Oberstar. Row Eight: L. Mor
ris, P. Morkunas, T. O'Hara, B. Moore.
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Row One: L. Papp. C. Nelson, D. Paul, D.
Musteikas, B. Osten, C. Murray. S. Muehleisen,
B. Muir, P. Nobbe, B. Owen. Row Two: J.
Odda. C. Pajk, A. Murphy. J. Nada. S. Mueller.
G. Nosan, F. Parker, S. Ott, R. Ragon. L. Page.
J. Pappas. Row Three: E. Orazen. W. Patton.
E. O'Suben. M. Orebuugh, D. Paskey. J. Petro.
J, Parada. J. Petersen.'J. Kaleal. D. Ortman. L.
Orazem.
HOMEROOM 230
Row One: A. Pinter, M. Petrik. S. Pouss, N.
Phillips. J. Pike, K. Podwils, D. Petrou, C.
Phillips, M. Polito, L. Perz, D. Pisek. Row
Two: K. Redlin. M. Puleo. B. Pollutro, J. Pod-
obnikar, C. Pavelka, P. Perotti, B. Petersen, T.
Rankin, A. Pretnar, D. Pungcrchar, J. Radcliffe.
Row Tlzreex J. Picciano. D. Picozzi, B. Pugh, R.
Petrovich, J. Cook, J. Postle, J. Proudfoot, D.
Purtill, M. Reba, V. Petrovic, S. Prijatelj.
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Row One: D. Rositano, L. Prokop. B. Roberts
B. Ritz, K. Rash, J. Reichenbach. M. Randazzo
Row Two: P. Raymond. A. Prioreschi. S. Ralls
B. Rhoades. B. Romisher. R. Roberts, C. Reba.
Row T1Il'K'6'.' L. Sayers. J. Samsa. J. Richardson.
P. Roberts. T. Marsh, C. Rowles, B. Russ. Row
Four: P. Richards. R. Roman. J. Romano. D.
Sbrocco, D. Sarich, H. Rose, R. Sak.
HOMEROOM 309
Ron- One: D. Blattau. S. Beverick. D. Beyerle.
L. Berntson. V. Sebock. N. Lefevre. F. Bentley.
L. Berger. J. Beutell, F. Boomer. P. Bozick.
Row Two: J. Englebrecht. R. Blattau. L. Brew-
ster. R. Horn. A. Brown, R. Bootz. R. Bright.
G. Braidic. Row Three: J. Zupancic. R. By
stricky. K. Buda. J. Bengston. R. Blakeley. D
Caldwell, K. Braunlich. C. Brandt. J. Campana
B. Boyton.
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Run' Onu: D, Schulz. J. Scott. J. Sercs. C. Schuettc, R. Stzisicnko. S. Smrdel. Rim' Tlirw
Smith. C. Shcnel. D. Herman. I, Shonk. B, Sei- D, Sprochi. C Steven. R. Sotka. J. Stonchuck
fert. Rim' Tim: U. Stamm. N. Schwurts, E. Sip D. Chandler. T. Stcich. K. Sowul, J. Spencer
pola. S. Schott. P. Smiciklzis. K. Simmons. K. D. Stevenson.
A mouse in Kathy's locker! What next?
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Row One: P. Springer, R. Stafford, M. Sovich, nenbaum. D. Thomas. Row Three: K. Tetrick
J. Suhar. P. Snyder, S. Stanwyck, P. Starnes. R. Taylor, B. Tekavic. C. Terranova, C. Tilk
Row Two: J. Soblesky, C. Stanley, E. Straub, G. Taylor, D. Swan, L. Tolar.
C. Spena, R. Strah, B. Stone, J. Subel, J. Tan-
Juniors have fun strollin' at the Junior Party
HOMEROON1 321
Rim' One: S. Troxell. E. Sullivan. J. Scheff. N.
Sullivan. P. Tinker. J. Telismun. B. Tomle, J
Sullivan. Row Two: J. Wasendu. H. Webb. V.
Sestuk. M. Sustersic, N. Tilly, V. Syracuse. S.
Szalek. D. Trentel. B. Svrga, R. Watt. T. Tuck-
HOMEROOM 322
Raw One: J. Schafer, B. Buynak, D. Opalk. M
Zielulski. C. Zgonc. 1. Postle. M. Neat. Ron
Two: F. Grdanc, R. Fox. R. Crabtree, T. Var-
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Row One: J. Palko, C. Zgonc, S. Rumohr, F. Tllfff-' B- Leduc, A- Ogfill, D- Vershall, J
Strnad. Row Two: J. Presterl, R. Syracuse, R. HHYCS, J- Squire-
McCulloch, G. McCreight, R. Leimbach. Row
HOMEROOM 324
Row One: E. Tyrrell, D. Walzer, B. Wallace,
M. Vagasky, S. Ursini, K. Viviano, S. Utter-
back. M. Vitolo, B. Valince, R. Turner, P.
Urankar, Row Two: B. Whalen, R. Wilson, R.
Wickizer. L. Weeks, J. Whitehead, J. Reichen-
bach, M. Vicic, L. Warnke, B. Consla, B. Tyler
Row Three: J. Wolfenberg, J. Whiting, I. Yane
J. Weible, J. Whittaker, W. Williams, W. Wohl-
gemuth. T. Thome, R. Woidtke, B. Yabroff, R
Woodruff, G. MacQuarrie.
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Row One: M. Zavodnik, C. Winters, S. Welch
E. Wiltshire, M. Wenger. L. Williamson. L.
Wolf, S. Wolff. Row Two: S. Wither, S. Gadus,
J. Zele, B. Yanchar, J. Yanchar, M. Buco, D.
Yert, S. Sawyer. Row Three: L. Singer, J. Zie
laski. F. Zupancic. P. Zimmerman. A. Zeravica
B. Zimmer. M. Yurosko, T. Young. Ron- Four'
D. Zimmerman. A. Zanyk. K. Zust. J. Zimmer
man. T. Zoul. D. Yurkovich. Yeray. R. Zak
raysek.
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mis is SPRING
The cold of winter faded into the tantalizing
warmth of spring and the doors of Euclid were
thrown open. Fresh spring air crept into the build-
ing while you rushed out on lunch hours and free
time to enjoy the beautiful season. You lounged
and laughed on the new grass with books or with
friends. You sat on stone steps warmed by the sun,
jacketless, with the sun streaming down and the
wind blowing through your hair. In class you
stared out the Window, Wondering how the warm
sand on the beach must feel. Your eyes met blue
skies and everything seemed new and fresh as you
discussed plans for the fast-approaching summer.
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outdoors to enjoy it. There seemed to be so much more
to talk about in spring, as new plans were made and new
dreams were born. The Junior and Senior Proms were
not far in the future, and the excited voices of girls could
be heard describing 'Z . . me, in lavender net with a bow
that reaches the ground and shoes to match," while
boys wondered where they would get the money to take
the lavender net out to eat when the dancing was done!
Convertibles went by with their tops down, and for a
few minutes school was forgotten while students reveled
in the warmth and relaxation of spring.
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The senior returned to school with a look of proud
superiority about him. He knew' almost everyone h
saw' and smiled eondeseendingly at the sophomores who
looked at him with awe and paid for the elevator pass
he proffered. The year unfolded in his mind. He heard
the cheering crowds at the games. he saw' the blue and
gold waving over the rows ot' heads in the bleachers. he
felt the intense spirit ol' his class as the tirst senior eheer
passed their lips-and he knew it would happen so fast
he would not believe it when it was over. The first foot-
ball game. the senior party. and semester linals rushed
by quickly and were gone. The senior forgot his medi-
tations ol' the tirst day and lived only for the moment,
Caught in the whirl ol' senior banquet. senior prom. and
graduation. On June l5th his last year ol' high school
was over. He looked around in wonder and. elutehing
his diploma. walked away.
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Lek to Right: Don Hyne, Presidenrg Karen Eddy, Treasurerg Jan Allsopp, Secretaryg Bill Hunt, Vice President.
SENIOR COUNSELORS SC1'1iO1'S at last!
Miss Ruth Vermillion and Mr. Fred Johns
It was more than a new year, it was his senior
year, and it was important for it would contain
the most and best memories of his high school life.
He wanted it to be a good year, evenly balanced
with hard work and fun, so he was careful to
choose those who would plan it with the best fore-
sight and imagination. He was glad of his choice,
for he saw as the year went by that the senior offi-
cers and cabinet were initiating many improve-
ments in class policy such as planning senior privi-
leges with the administration.
SENIOR CABINET
Raw One: D. Buumert, CI Muhuny. J. Pickering, J. Cimpermun. Raw 7'1m: J.
Ware, B. Carlson, P. O'NeiIl, B. Fox. M. York. Raw Tlzrcu: D. Polo. R. Krulieh.
R. Markley.
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RONALD ADAMS Ron
DENNIS AIKEN Den
Foremans Club 3, 4.
RICHARD ALBERT Richard
JOEL ALEXANDER Unffe Remus
Football 23 Letterman 23 Wrestling 23 Letterman 23 Letterman's Club 23 Honor
Study Hall 3, 4.
ANDREW ALJANCIC 1 1411054
Football 2, 3, 4g Letterman 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4:
Letterman 43 Letterman's Club 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Pit Band 23 N.H.S. 4.
JOHN ALLEN
Dick
Basketball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 43 Letterman's
Club 43 Class Cabinet 43 Honor Study Hall 33 Key Club 3, 4.
THOMAS ALLEN
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Basketball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 43 Baseball 2, 43 Letterman 43 Letterman's Club
43 Class Cabinet 43 Prom Committee 4g Big Show 43 Cast 43 Student Council
43 Executive Board 43 Homecoming Committee 43 E-Room Committee 43
Co-Chairman 4.
JANET ALLSOPP
G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Class Secretary 43 Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Ushering 33 Honor
Study Hall 33 Student Council 2, 3, 4S3Executive Board 43 Homecoming Com-
mittee 43 E-Room Committee 43 Movie Club 33 Bookstore Worker 33 Spirits
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PHYLLIS AMICARELLI l'f'.l'Nft
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Cabinet 23 Ushcring 23 Honor Study Hull 3, Monitor 31 Student Couneil 3g
Representative 31 Homecoming Committee 33 Junior Red Cross 31 Concession
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BIRTE ANDERSON
Friendship Club 2.
KENNETH ANDERSON
Baseball 2, 3, 43 Manager 2, 3, 41 Letterman 3, 41 Lettermun's Club 3, 43 Honor
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RONALD ANDERSON
Swimming 2, 3, 41 Letterman 3, 4: Lettermztn's Club 3, 4: Swim Club
Show Cust 31 Spring Sports Attendant 3: Key Club 4.
RONALD ANKUDA
DON ANTONACCI
Honor Study Hall 3, 4.
NOEL ANTONELLI
Honor Study Hall 3.
THOMAS ARKO
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PATRICIA AVERY Par
BONNIE BABER Chink
Friendship Club 2, 43 Honor Study Hall 4.
LINN BACKUS Linn
Football 2, 3 3 Wrestling 2, 33 Camera Club 3, 43 Vice President 43 Key Club 2, 3.
WILLIAM BACON Bill
Movie Club 2.
CAROL BAJEC CW01
G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Survey Representative 33 Eucuyo 33 Friendship Club 2, 3:
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PATRICIA BAKER Pdf
G.A.A. 43 Class Cabinet 43 Hall Guard 33 Transferred to Euclid in Junior Year.
CAROLYNN BAKOS Bllliliy
World Affairs 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Class Cabinet 33 Class Guidance Council 3 4
Prom Committee 33 Girls' Glee Club 23 Friendship Club 23 Ushering 23 Honor
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GORDON BATEMAN Ggrdie
GARY BATES Gary
DENNIS BATHORY DC"1'1.V
N.F.L. 2, 3, 43 I.Q.S. 4: N.H.S. 3, 43 Student Council 2, 4: President 43 Exec-
utive Board 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Euclidian Editorial Stat? 4:
Assistant Mounting Editor 4: Spirits 4: Treasurer 43 Honor Study Hall 23
Ohio Boys' State Representative 3.
DIANE BAUER Di
Friendship Club 3, 4.
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DOROTHY BAUMERT Dorri
G.A.A. 2: Class Cabinet 4: Spring Sports Attendant 2: Friendship Club 2:
Honor Study Hall 3: Majorette Club 2, 3: Megaphone Club 2.
GEORGE BAYER Waldo
Football 2, 33 Baseball 2, 4: Big Show 3, 4: Cast 3, 4: Euclid Choir 2: Masters
3, 4.
JACQUELINE BAYER Jackie
G.A.A. 3: Friendship Club 2: Honor Study Hall 2.
JAMES BECVAR V Jim
N.H.S. 3, 43 Vice President 4: Student Council 3, 4: Executive Board 3, 4: Key
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CLIFFORD BELL
ROBERT BELSHAW
Foremans Club 4.
ROBERT BENDING
Honor Study Hall 2.
ROGER BENO
PATRICIA BENSO
Cr.A.A. 2, 31 Friendship Club 25 Honor Study Hall 3.
FREDERICK BENTHIMER
Honor Study Hall 2.
JOHN BERES
Baseball 2, 4g Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Hall Guard 4.
LORRAINE BERNIER
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Artist 43 Friendship Club 43 Honor Study Hall 43 Survey Representative 3. 43
Euclidian Representative 43 Concessions Worker 3.
GEORGE BIZZARRI
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GARY BLASIUS
LINDA BLATNIK
F.T.A. 43 G.A.A. 23 Friendship Club 2.
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N.F.L. 4g Stage Crew 2, 33 All School Play 2, 33 Director 33 Production Staff
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WILLIAM BOCK
Spring Play 33 Production Staff 3.
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JUANITA BRACALE Juanie
G.A.A. 3, 4, Student Council Representative 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 4.
ROBERT BRADACH Bob
ERIC BRADEN
P.A. Club 3, 4, Announcer 3, 4, Technician 3, 4, N.H.S. 4.
DENNIS BRADY Carl
Football 2.
ALLAN BRANDENBURG Al
VIRGINIA BRATUSH Jeanie
G.A.A. 4, Prom Committee 4, Euclidian Representative 4, Survey Repre-
sentative 2, Friendship Club 2, 3, 4, Ushering 2, Concessions Worker 2. 3:
Euclidian Editorial Staff 3, Courier 3, F.N.A. 3, 4.
LINDA BRAUND Lfmia
G.A.A. 2, 3, Senior Assembly 4, Hall Guard Captain 4, Megaphone Club 2, 3,
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3, 4, Survey Representative 3, Cub Reporter 2, Friendship Club 2, Honor
Study Hall 3, N.H.S. 4.
JAMES BRAZALOVICS B,-gg
Student Council 4.
THOMAS BREED Tom
Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4, Concessions 3: P.A. Club 2, 3, 4, Technician 2, 3, 4.
ALAN BREW Fr'
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ROBERT BRIGDEN Bri!!
Cross Country 25 Honor Study Hall 35 Key Club 3, 4.
BARBARA BRINZA Bmznit'
Camera Club 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 Friendship Club 2, 3: Hall Guard 3.
CAROL BROOKS Carol
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N.F.L. 45 Stage Crew 2, 31 P.A. Club 3, 45 All School Play 2, 35 Production
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FREDERICK BROWN BFNCC'
Swimming 2, 35 Letterman 35 Letterman's Club 35 Swim Club 2, 3, 4.
MARY BROWN Brownie
Majorette Club 2, 3, 45 Majorette 3, 45 Big Show Cast 3, 45 Friendship Club
2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 Euclidian Representative 4.
MARY ANN BROWN iWf1".1'A'1'1
N.H.S. 3, 45 World Affairs 45 G.A.A. 25 Friendship Club 2, 4: Honor Study
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PHILIPPA BROWN Phi!
World Affairs 45 G.A.A. 2, 45 Class Cabinet 35 Big Show Band 2, 3, 4: Orches-
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JUDY BROWNING Judy
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Euclid Choir 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Survey Business Stal? 4, Assistant Adver-
tising Manager 4, Friendship Club 2, Senior Assembly 4, Student Council
Representative 2, Majorette Club 3, Megaphone Club 2.
VIRGINIA BUEHNER Ginny
G.A.A. 4, Prom Committee 4, Friendship Club 4, Honor Study Hall 3.
CAROL BUREK Carol
G.A.A. 2, 3, Class Cabinet 4, Big Show Cast 4, Friendship Club 2, 3, 4, Honor
Study Hall 2, Hall Guard 4, Senior Assembly 4.
RICHARD BURHENNE V Dick
Eucuyo 4, Essay Editor 4, Honor Study Hall 2, Movie Club 2, N.H.S. 4.
RICHARD BURKE Rick
DIANE BURLINGHAM Dee
Student Council Representative 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 3, 4, Big Show
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Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4, Euclid Choir 2, 3, Choral Masters 4, Euclidian Editorial
Staff 4, Copy Editor 4, Friendship Club 2, 3, 41 Executive Board 3, Fall Play
Cast 4. -
KATHLEEN BURNS Karhy
Homecoming Queen 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Friendship Club 4, Spring Play Cast 3.
DIANNE BUSCH Dianne
G.A.A. 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Friendship Club 3, 4.
HAROLD BUSCHER
Movie Club 2, 3, 4.
SANDRA CALVIN
Friendship Club 2, 33 P.A. Club 2, 35 Technician 2, 3.
KEN CAMERON
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RAY CARDINALE Ray
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I.Q.S. 43 F.T.A. 2, 43 G.A.A. 2, 43 Class Cabinet 2g Class Guidance Council 2g
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DONALD CARLSON D011
N.A.S.S. 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3, 4g Letterman's Club 3, 4g Honor
Study Hall 3g Spirits 4g President 4g Hall Guard 4.
DENNIS CARPENTER Dennis
Choir 2, 3, 4.
PETER MICHAEL CARROLL Mickey
Honor Study Hall 23 Hall Guard 2, Foremans Club 4.
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Euclidian Business Stall'3, 43 Business Manager 43 Friendship Club 2, 3, 4g Fall
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DAVID CHAPMAN Dave
Camera Club 2, 3, 4g President 3, 4g Euclidian Homeroom Representative 2g
Chess Club 2g Chemistry Lab Assistant 4g N.H.S. 4.
PATRICK CHECK Par
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Football 2, 3g Basketball 2, 31 Track 2, 33 Hall Guard 2, 3.
JOHN CHINCHAR JUIU1
CHARLES CHIOFOLO Chip-V
Honor Study Hall 2, 3g Chess Club 3g Hall Guard 4.
JUDITH CIMPERMAN Judy
Student Council Representative 2, 35 Megaphone Club 2g Class Cabinet 4g
Euclid Choir 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 N.H.S. 4.
SHEILA CLARKE RPG'
F.T.A. 2, 3g G,A.A. 33 Big Show 31 Friendship Club 2, 3, 4g Honor Study Hall
2, 3, 4g F.N.A. 2, 3g Hall Guard 2, 3, 4.
SUSAN CLARKE Sue
JUDY COCHRAN Judy
Junior Red Cross 2: Concert Band 2, 3, 41 Pit Band 2: Orchestra 21 Friendship
Club 2, 3.
CAROLINE COFEEEN g',,,f,,l,',,U
Junior Red Cross 2, 33 Library Stall 2.
MARILYN COHAGAN Culiugmi
Euelidian Representative 3.
KATHLEEN COLE Kflllu'
I.Q.S. 43 G.L.C. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 3. 43 Class Cabinet 33 Prom Committee 31Big
Show 33 Publicity Chairman 33 Girls' Glee Club 23 Euclid Choir 33 Euclidian
Business Stal? 43 Assistant Ads Manager 43 Friendship Club Z3 Honor Study
Hall 33 Library Monitor 3, 43 Spirit's Club 43 Student Council Reprcsentatixe
3, 4.
CLAYTON CCLOM Bl Gimpvi'
GERALDINE COLTRIN G1""'.l'
I.Q.S. 43 Euclidian Editorial Staff 2, 3, 43 Courier 2, 33 Underclass Editor 43
Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 33 Ushering for Friendship 3. 43 Honor Study
Hall 33 Concessions Worker 2, 3, 43 Panther of the Week 4.
EVELYN CONNER E1'f'l,1'11
Megaphone Club 23 Class Cabinet 3: Friendship Club Z, 3. 43 Ushering 3.
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Honor Study Hall 3, 4.
INEZ COOPER lnee
Friendship Club 33 Honor Study Hall 44 Megaphone Club 2.
KAREN CORBETT Karen
Transferred to Euclid in junior year. Class Cabinet 33 Friendship Club 3, 4'
Honor Study Hall 4.
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BONNIE CORSARO Bonnie
Euclidian Representative 2: Home Nursing Club 2.
JOEL COWEN Joel
Transferred to Euclid in senior year.
JAMES CRAWFORD J.C.
l.Q.S. 4: N.H.S. 3, 45 Student Council Representative 21 Homecoming Com-
mittee Zg Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4: Euclid Choir 23 Choral Masters 3, 4: Boys'
Glee Club 3, 41Euclidian Editorial StaFf43 Mounting Editor 43 Key Club 3, 41
Secretary 43 Fall Play Cast 43 Boys' Quintet 41 Student Director of Choral
Masters 41 Madrigals 3, 4,
Risher and Candon model Alaska's latest fashions.
CAROLYNN CRENNELL
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F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Class Secretary 23 Class Cabinet 23 Student
Council 2, 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Guide 43 Cafeteria Guard 43 Captain
43 Concessions 2, 33 Megaphone Club 23 P.A. Club 2, 3, 43 Announcer 2, 3, 43
Technician 2, 3g All School Play Cast 43 Production Stati' 43 Play Night Cast
2, 3, 43 Spring Play Cast 33 Production StatT 33 Big Show Cast 33 Production
Staff 33 Euclid Choir 33 Choral Masters 43 Euclidian Business Staff 43 Con-
cession Managcr 43 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Ushering 2, 33 Thespians 2, 3, 43
Secretary 43 Survey Representative 33 Euclidian Representative 3, 43 Senior
Assembly 43 I.Q.S. 43 N.H.S. 4.
JOAN CURRUTT Jwlf'
G.A.A. 33 Majorette Club 33 Friendship Club 2, 33 Senior Assembly 4.
PATRICIA CUTCHER Parry
G.A.A. 2, 33 Euclid Choir 3: Friendship Club 23 Honor Study Hall 3.
NORMAN D'ALOISIO Btwn
Spring Play Cast 3.
JOAN DALTON JWUYI1'
DANIEL DAUGHERTY DU"
Camera Club 3.
RICHARD DAUGHERTY Dirk
N.A.S.S. 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3, 43 Letterman's Club 3. 43 Con-
cert Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Movie Club 23 Swim Club 3, 43 Key
Club 3, 4. I
MARY DAVID Daviv
Eucliclian3 Representative 4.
ROBERT DAY Bob
JOANNE DEANGELIS JW."
G.A.A. 33 Prom Committee 43 F.N.A. 43 Big Show 43 Spring Play Production
Stat? 43 Fall Play Production Statt' 43 Euclidian Representative 33 Friendship
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BARBARA DEERTZ Bam
G.A.A. 33 Student Council 33 F.N.A. 43 All School Play 3, 43 Big Show 43
Spring Play Production Staff 3, 43 Fall Play Production Staff 43 Euclid Choir
43 Friendship Club 2, 33 Senior Assembly 4.
DENNIS DELSANTER Del
Cross Country 43 Track 3, 43 Letterman 43 Concert Band 2, 33 Marching Band
33 Pit Band 23 Honor Study Hall 43 Letterman's Club 4.
DONALD DEMARCO Don
Concert Band 2, 3, 4g Junior Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Pit Band 2, 3, 4.
JEFFREY DEMIAN Jef
LLOYD DENNIS LIU-,rd
N-A-S-3 3, 43 K,ey Club 2, 3, 43 Division Secretary 43 Cross Country 3, 43
Baseball 23 Track 3, 43 Letterman 3, 4,3 Letterman's Club 3, 4g Vice President
43 Honor Study Hall 33 N.H.S. 4.
SALLYANN DeROTH Sally
G.A.A. 33 Prom Committee 43 Movie Club 2, 33 Spring Play Production Stat?
4g Big Show Cast 43 Friendship Club 2. 3, 4: Senior Assembly 4.
JAMES DEVICTOR Jim
JAMES DeWOLF Todgie
Football 23 Letterman 23 Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Letterman 2, 3. 4: Play Night 4:
Honor Study Hall 33 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4.
CAMELLE DiFRANCO Tubb-"
G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Student Council 33 Majorette Club 23 Friendship Club 43 Sur-
vey Representative 43 Chess Club 33 Senior Assembly 4.
WILLIAM DODDS Bill
Concert Band 21 Pit Band 21 Honor Study Hall 3, 4.
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G.A.A. 33 Class Cabinet 33 Class Guidance 33 Megaphone Club 23 Big Show
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DIANE DREIFORT Def'
G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Megaphone Club 23 Big Show Cast 33 Play Night 33 Director
33 Cast 33 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 43 Thespians 3, 43 Hall
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ROBERT DREIS
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DIANE DREYER Di
Survey Representative 43 Friendship Club 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 4.
RONALD DUCCA R011
BARBARA DuROSE Bm,
N.F.L. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 33 Friendship Club 23 Honor Study Hall 2, 3.
PATRICIA DUTY Party
F.T.A. 43 G.A.A. 2, 33 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Euclid Choir 3, 4: Cadet
Choir 23 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 3.
KAREN EDDY Ka,-U,
G.A.A. 23 Class Treasurer 43 Class Cabinet 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Home-
coming Attendant 33 Big Show Cast 3, Survey Editorial Staff 3, 43 Reporter
3, 43 Friendship Club 23 Senior Assembly 4g Majorette Club 2, 3, 43 Majorette 43
N.H.S. 4.
CARL EISENBERG Cm.,
Student Council 43 Executive Boar? 4?g Social Room Committee 43 Co-Chair-
man 43 Honor Study Hall 2, 33 Bowling Team 3, 43 N.H.S. 4.
DERONDA ELLIOTT Randi
N.F.L. 23 I.Q.S. 3, 43 Secretary 430N.H,S:'3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 33 Big
Show Cast 33 Girls' Glee Club 23 Euclidian Editorial Stati' 3, 43 Editor-in-Chief
43 Friendship Club 2, 33 Ushering 2f',Spirits 3, 43 Secretary 33 Cub ofthe Month
23 Panther ofthe Week 33 Student Cburlcil 2. 3, 43 Executive Board 3, 43 L.E.L.
Visitation 23 Homecoming Chairmlanl3: 'E-Room Committee 33 Euclidian
Representative 2, 3.
STEVE EVERETT .S'n'w
Football 3, 41 Letterman 3, 41 Basketball 31 Baseball 3, 45 l.CiiCr,m,n'gg'll,h3 4
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Transferred to Euelid in Senior year.
DIANE FARRILL Di
N.F.L. Z, 3, 41 Secretary 3, 41 N.H.S. 3, 41 F,T.A. 3, 41 World Allairs 41G.A.A.
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21 Girls' Ensemble1 Euelidian Editorial Stall' 3,41 Assistant Editor-in-Chiel'41
Friendship Club 21Surxey Representatixe 2, 31 Euclidian Representatixe 2, 3, l J. iq
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ELIZABETH FLECK Barry
F.T-A.2,3,41 Friendship Club 2, 3, 4.
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2, 31 Ushering 21 Home Nursing 21 Student Council 41 Concession Worker 2. ...x -s fe- iq 4
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Basketball 31 N.A.S.S. 3, 41 Tennis 2, 3, 41 Captain 41 Letterman 2, 3, 4g Swim- fa ,
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E-Room Committee 41 Co-Chairman 41 Hall Guard Captain 41 Magazine
Drive 41 Co-Chairman 41 Homecoming Committee 41 Key Club 2, 3,41 Pres-
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Girls' Glee Club 2.
BONNIE FOX Bonnie
N.H.S. 3, 4g Majorette Club 2, 3, 4g 'Majorette 3, 43 Head Majorette 4, Book-
store Worker 35 Big Show Cast 3, 4, Friendship Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Study Hall
3, G.L.C. 3, 4g Treasurer 4g G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Class Cabinet 4, Senior Assembly 4g
Survey Representative 2, 3, Euclidian Representative 4.
PATRICIA Fox Foxfe
G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Megaphone Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: Friendship Club
2, 3, Usher 2.
MARY FRAIN Mary
BETTY FRANKLIN
Big Show Production Staff 33 Friendship Club 3. Blondie
LOWELL FRAZEE
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Junior Red Cross 23 Concert Band 2, Honor Study Hall 3.
CATHARINE FRIED Cathy
Friendship Club 2.
ELAINE FRIGA E,,,,,,,
RALPH FRoss A Rahnhy
Concert Band 3, 4, Top Sergeant 4, Marbhing Band 3, 43 Top Sergeant 4, Pit
Band 3, 43 Top Sergeant 4g N.H.S. 4.3 ,
WILLIAM FRYE Bill
N.A.S.S. 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 41 Letterman 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4:
Fore-mans Club 43 Secretary 4.
KENNETH GAINER f'i""'f'."
Chemistry Lab Assistant 4.
GERALDINE GAJDA "iw"
MARY GA RG ETIC Ailffflli
G.A.A. 21 Friendship Club 2, 31 Honor Study Hall 23 Euclidian Representative
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KATHLEEN GARLAND Klfllu'
F.T.A. 2, 3. 41 Swim Club 3, 41 Choral Masters 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2.
ANNA GARRIS Anna
Student Council Representative 3, 43 Friendship Club 21 Honor Study Hall 31
N.H.S. 4.
JUDITH GARRISON JW-l'
G.A.A. 3, 4: Megaphone Club 33 F.T.A. 43 Friendship Club 43 Honor Study
Hall 2, 3.
RAYMOND GASTER Ray
SALLY GAULT Sally
N.H.S. 3. 43 F.T.A. 2. 3, 41 World AtTairs 3, 4: G.L.C. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43
Big Show Cast 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Friendship Club 23 Usher 2: Honor
Study Hall 33 Survey Representative 2, 3, 41 Panther of the Week 4.
ALFRED GEDDES Pigtfr
Hall Guard 3.
CARREL GENT Cari-vl
World Alfairs 4: G.A,A. 2, 3, 41 P.A. Club 3. 41 Technician 41 Honor Study
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N.H.S. 3, 43 I.Q.S. 3, 43 F.T.A. 2, 3,43 Vice-President 43 G.L.C. 2, 3. 43 Vice-
President 43 G,A.A, 2, 3, 43 Representative 33 Fall Play Cast 43 Play Night 2,
33 Production Staff 2, 33 Choral Masters 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2: Madrigals 3:
Euclidian Representative 23 Eueuyo 3, 4g Friendship Club 23 Surxey Editorial
Staff 2, 3,43 Cub Reporter 23 ReporteFf3'3 Feature Editor 43 Representatixe 3.
ROBERT GERMANO Gw'011in10
Cross Country 33 Basketball 2, 33 Swim Club 33 Big Show Cast 43 Foremans
Club 43 Senior Assembly 4: Hall Guard 4.
JUDY GERZENY Judi'
G.A.A. 2, 43 Honor Study Hall 3.
DON GESDORF DOH
MARY GIANASI Ufmf
GERALDINE GIBSON G4""'5'
F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Majorette Club 2, 3, 4: Mujorette 3. 41 Big Show Cast 3. 41
Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2: Friendship Club 33 Senior Assembly 4.
MICHAEL GIORDANO Mike
Wrestling 23 Track 2, 33 Golf 4: Lettermun's Club 4: Class President 3: Hall
Guard Captain 4.
JAMES GLOBOKAR Jin'
CAROL GLUBASKAS Carol
F.T.A. 2. 3. 4: G.L.C. 3. 43 G.A.A. 2, 43 Cadet Choir 23 Choral Masters 3, 4:
Friendship Club 23 Ushering 2.
LEONARD GOELLNER
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EDWARD GOLOB Efl
Wrestling 2g Hall Guard 4.
.IUDITH GOLOBOFF J"fl.V
All School Play Production Stall' 33 Spring Play Production Stall' 33 Euclid
Choir 33 Friendship Club 3. 4.
FREDERICK GONSO I-'ml
I.Q.S. 3,43 President 41 Eucuyo Editor 43 Cub Reporter 23 Concert Band 2, 3,
41 Board ol' Directors 43 Marching Band 3, 43 Pit Band 23 Surxey Editorial
Stall 2, 3, 43 Varsity Sports Editor 43 Honor Study Hall 31 Co-Editor Senior
Scandal 4.
DIANA GOODRICH DW
THOMAS GORTZ Sid
N.H.S. 3,41 N.A,S.S. 3, 43 Football 2. 3. 43 Letterman 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 33
Letterman 31 Baseball 2. 3, 43 Letterman 3, 43 Letterman's Club 3, 41 Class
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PAULETTE GORYANES Pflllll'
F.T.A. 2, 3. 43 World AtTairs 33 G.A.A. 31 Student Council Representative 23
Cafeteria Guard 21 P.A. Club 33 Announcer 31TeCltnlCitin 33 All School Play
Production Staff 33 Play Night Production Staff 33 Spring Play Production
StalT23 Big Shoxx Cast 33 Production Staff 23 Girls' Glee Club 23 Euclid Choir
3, 43 Euclidian Business Stal? 3. 43 Assistant Circulation Manager 43 Honor
Study Hall 33 Concessions Worker 2. 3. 4.
JANET GOULD Jan
G.A.A. 2, 33 Majorette Club 2: Friendship Club 2. 3: Megaphone Club 22
Hall Guard 3. 4.
WANDA GOZELINCHICK Cl,ff,','
DICK GRAAFMEYER Graaf
Football 2, 43 Letterman 2, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Letterman Z.
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GARY GRAMBERG Gary
Camera Club 2.14: Honor Study Hall 2.
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DONNA GRIGAS
Junior Red Cross 23 Friendship Club 2, 33 Honor Study Hall 4,
NANCY GRILL
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ROBERT GRISDALE
Foremans Club 4: Concert Band 23 Pit Band 2.
STANLEY GROONIS
JEAN GROTENRATH
Friendship Club 33 Honor Study Hall 3.
STANLEY GRUDEN
Big Show Production 33 Concert Band 2, 3. 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43
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KAREN GRUGEL
G.A.A. 33 Friendship Club 2. 41 Senior Assembly 4.
ROBERT GUBANC
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Big Show Band 21 Orchestra 2, 3, 4.
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KAREN HAYS
G.A.A. 23 Prom Committee 33 Majorette Club 2, 35 Friendship Club 2,
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GAYLE HEIDNIK
G.A,A. 2, 3g F.T.A. 3, 43 Friendship Club 2, 3, 4.
NANCY HENDERSHOT
Junior Red Cross 25 Friendship Club 2, 33 Ushering 2,
RICHARD HENRY
Honor Study Hall 4.
PAUL HENSEL
CHARLES HERBST
Football 2. 3,41 Letterman
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Swimming 23 Swim Club 2, 3.
KATHRYN HOUCK Kflfhy
F.T.A. 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 33 Class Cabinet 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Movie Club
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Study Hall 33 Concession Worker 2, 3.
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G.A.A. 2, 33 F.N.A. 43 Friendship Club 2, 3, 4.
GERALD HUDEC JL'I"'y
Football 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Lettermun 2, 3,
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KATHERINE HUDSON Kay
G.A.A. 4: Honor Study Hall 3, 4.
ROBERTA HUMPHREY Bvlfbf
I.Q.S. 43 N.H.S. 3, 43 World Affairs 43 All School Play 43 Student Director 43
Plnynight Cast 2, 33 Big Show Cast 33 Survey Reporter 43 Editorial Stal? 43
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JOHN I-IUNCHAREK Jalm
Foremans Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 2.
WILLIAM HUNT Biff
Football 23 Track 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club 3, 43 Class Vice-President 4g Honor
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DONALD HYNE 00"
Football 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3, 43 Captain 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3, 43
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DARLENE IACOFANO Dm'
G.A.A. 43 Megaphone Club 23 Friendship Club 2, 33 Hall Guard 4.
BARBARA IAFELICE lllfif'
GAA. 2, 33 Friendship Club 23 Hall Guard 3.
SANDRA IAFELICE Sandy
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JANJCE IMBRY Janice
G.A.A. 3. 43 Friendship Club 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 33 F.N.A. 3.
GAIL JACKSON Gall
G.A.A. 23 Friendship Club 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 3, 43 Hall Guard 3.
POLLYANNA JACOBS Polly
I.Q.S. 43 G.A.A. 23 Representative 23 Student Council Representative 33 Ad
Club 3, 43 Swim Club 23 Swim Cadet 23 Big Show Cast 3, 43 Euclidian Editorial
Staff 43 Staff Editor 43 Honor Study Hall 33 Hall Guard 43 Survey Repre-
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LINDA JAKOPIC Unflf'
G.A.A. 3g F.N.A. 43 Friendship Club 2, 3.
MARGARET JAMES Peggy
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PATRICIA JERIC P111
G.A.A. 33 Student Council Representative 3, 43 Spring Play Cast 33 Friend-
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LINDA JOHNSON 1-fndf'
N.F.L. 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 Executive Board 43 World Affairs 3, 4g Vice President
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DALE JONES Dale
Student Council Representative 3, 43 E-Room Committee 43 Cross Country
2. 3, 43 Letterman 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3, 43 Lettermarfs Club 3, 43
Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4.
LESLIE JONES Less
G.A.A. 3, 43 Megaphone Club 23 P.A. Club 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Announcer 33
Technician 3, 43 Friendship Club 2.
MARY ANN JORDAN Mf1"yA'1'1
G.A.A. 43 Honor Study Hall 4: F.N.A. 4.
KENNETH KALINOWSKI KW
Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-President 2.
ANGELA KAPEI. Altgff'
Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council Representative 2. 33 Majorette Club 2.
JANICE KAPLEY Jan
Euclidian Representative 33 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 3, 43
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ELAINE KATOSIC Elaine
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BONNIE KEMPKE B011
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Tl-IERESA KISH Tw"'y
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JEFFREY KLEMENCIC Jeff
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ALICE KLICH Al
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BONNIE KNAUS Siurslzimf
G.A.A. 43 Class Cabinet 33 Class Guidance Council 23 Prom Committee 33
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JAMES KNAUS Jim
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N.A.S.S. 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 2, 3, 43 Letterman 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Letter-
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MARCELLE KOMARA
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BARBARA KOMYATI KUIIIIYIIII
Student Council Representative 2, 3, Homecoming Decorations 21 Hull Guard
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JAMES KOS .lim
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Letterman's Club 3, 45 Hall Guard 3.
DALE KOSKINEN Dah.
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CAROLE KRALL Cami?
Friendship Club 2, 43 Honor Study Hall 33 Hall Guard 4.
PHYLLIS KRAMER Pllyf
Majorette Club 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 33 Friendship Club 2, 33 Honor Study Hall 3.
TERRANCE KRAPENC Terry
Hall Guard 2.
LARRY KRASKA Larry
JUDY KRAUSE Maxie
Swim Club 33 G.A.A. 23 Spring Play Production Staff43 Concert Band 2, 3, 43
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Swim Cadet 3.
JANICE KREIT Jan
F.T.A. 4g Spring Play Cast 33 Fall Play Cast 43 Big Show Cast 2, 33 Euclid
Choir 2, 3, 43 Survey Editorial Staff 2, 3, 43 Cub Reporters 23 Reporter 43
Eucuyo 43 Short Story Editor 43 Friendship Club 23 Honor Study Hall 33
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PEGGY KRIEGER Ann
I.Q.S. 43 Class Cabinet 33 Prom Committee 33 Student Council Representative
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TIMOTHY KRINCE Kaokie
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THOMAS KRUEGER Tum
Tennis 23 Swimming 2, 3, 43 Letterman 43 Letterman's Club 43 Concert Band
2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Pit Band 23 Swim Club 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Swim
Show 3, 43 Key Club 2, 33 Student Council Representative 4.
RONALD KRULICH RUN
N.A.S.S. 3, 43 Track 33 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Letterman 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club
2, 3, 43 Class Cabinet 43 Golf Club 23 Student Council Representatixe 2, 33
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JOHN KUCHERA Big John
N.A.S.S. 3, 43 Football 23 Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3,43 Lctterman's Club
3, 43 Concert Band 23 Pit Band 2.
CAROLYN KUTHE Nurla
F.T.A. 43 G.A.A. 3, 43 Euclid Choir 43 Euclidian Representatixe 43 Survey
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GARNETT KYTLE GIIHICII
G.A.A. 21 Letterwinner Z3 Honor Study Hall 3, 43 F.N.A, 4,
WELDON KYTLE Wilt
Basketball 2, 3. 4: Letterman 3, 43 Captain 43 Letterman's Club 3, 4,
WILLIAM LAMB B,-U
Football 23 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Golf 33 Letterman 33 Honor Study Hall 3. 4.
JOHN LANESE
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DAVID LARKIN Dave
Survey Reporter 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 3, 4.
JUDI LARSEN Elsie
Hall Guard 43 Honor Study Hall 23 Megaphone Club 2. :
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ship Club 2.
EDDIE LESKE
Stage Crew Club 43 E-Room Manager 3, 43 Spring Play 4: Producti
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JAMES LEWIS
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P.A. Club 2, 3, 43 Technician 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3,41 N.H.S.4.
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CHRISTINA LISCH Tina
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 3, 4, Treasurer 4, G.L.C. 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4,
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Committee 4.
JANET LONCALA JUN
G.A.A. 3, Junior Red Cross 3, F.N.A. 4, Secretary 4, Friendship Club 3, 4,
Honor Study Hall 4.
ANTHONY LUCCI Skip
Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Letterman
2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Hall Guard 4.
DONNA LUCC1 Lufff
G.A.A. 2, 4, Friendship Club 2, 3, 4.
NORMAN LUCKAY Lfffkf
ELVIRA LUDWIG
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Honor Study Hall 4,
HARRY LUIKART H"""y
WANDA LYNCH
World Affairs 41 G.A,A. 2, 3, 41 Junior Red Cross 23 F.N.A. 3, 41 Honor Study
Hull 3.
ROGER MACEWEN Mm.
Stugc Crew Club 2, 41 Full Pluy Production Stuff 21 Pluy Night 21 Big Show
Production Stull' 21 Honor Study Hull 2, 41 Hull Guard 4.
CAROL MACE CHN"
World Alluirs 41 G.A.A. 41 Concert Band 2, 3, 41 Marching Band 2, 3, 41
Friendship Club 2, 4.
MARGARET MADDEN Muf1'Hw1
G.A.A. 2.
PATRICIA MAGALENGA Pllffy
F.T.A. 2, 3, 41 Secretary 31 G.A.A. 2, 31 Big Show Castl, 3,41 Marching Band
3, 41 Cadet Choir 21 Euclid Choir 31 Chorul Masters 41 Friendship Club 2, 3,
41 Spirits 41 Mujorctte Club 2, 3, 41 Mzijorette 3, 4.
CYNTHIA MAHANY CUIIO'
N.F.L. 3, 41 I.Q.S. 3,42 F.T.A. 2, 3, 41 Executive Board 41 District Represent-
ative 41 G.A.A. 3, 41 Class Cabinet 41 Prom Committee 41 Big Show Cast 31
Survey Staff Reporter 31 Headline. Editor 41 Eucuyo 3, 41 Poetry Editor 31
Friendship Club 2,41 Honor Study Hall 31 Homecoming Committee 31 F.N.A.
41 Student Council 3g N.H.S. 4.
MARY JANE MAHNE
Janie
G.A.A. 21 Lettervyinner 21 Spring Play Cztst 21 Director 31 Friendship Club 21
Honor Study Hall 21 Student Council Representative 21 Movie Club 41 Swim
Club 41 Megaphone Club 21 F.N.A. 4.
MICHAEL MALONEY Ca""0"b""
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MAUREEN MANN M06 It
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3, 43 Cabinet 3, 43 Usher 33 Honor Study Hall 3, 43 Senior Assembly 43 Mega-
phone Club 2: F.N.A. 4.
JAMES MARESH Jim
N.F.L. 2, 3, 43 I.Q.S. 3, 43 N.H.S.. 3, 43 World Affairs 2, 3, 43 United Nations
Delegate 23 Treasurer 33 President 43Student Council 2, 3, 43 Executive Board
2, 3, 43 Homecoming Committee 23 Social Room Committee 33 L.E.L. Visita-
tion 2, 3, 43 Parliamentarian 3, 43 Key, Club 2, 3, 43 Survey Editorial Staff 2, 3.
43 Sports Editor 2, 33 Editor-in-Chi-ef 4g Honor Study Hall 23 Ohio Boys'
State Representative 33 Cub ofthe Month 2.
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G.A.A. 43 Friendship Club 43 Transferred to Euclid in Junior Year.
LIBBY MARINO Libby
I.Q.S. 43 N.H.S. 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 43'Executive Board 3, 43 Majorette Club 2, 3,43 '
Majorette 43 Class Cabinet 33 Big Show Cast 3, 43 Euclid Choir 3.4: Euclidian
Editorial Staff 43 Senior Editor 43 Friendship Club 2: Honor Study Hall 3:
Spirits 43 Senior Assembly 43 Hall Guard 4.
ROBERT MARKLEY Bob 33
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PEARL MAROFF Pearl
Transferred to Euclid in Junior Year: F.T.A. 3, 43 G.A.A. 43 Representative 43
Euclid Choir 33 Friendship 43 Honor Study Hall 3.
JOAN MAROLT Joamiie
Transferred to Euclid in Junior Yearg G.A.A. 3, 43 Friendship Club 3, 43 Swim
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RICHARD MARZI Diclt
BRUCE MASON .Nw-0
Key Club 41 Football 2, 3, 41LCttcrn1tm 3, 4QTrL1ck 3, 41 Lettern1un's Club 3, 41
Vicc President 41 Big Show Cast 2, 3, 41 Cadet Choir Z1 Euclid Choir 31Chcss
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PETER MASON PM
CAROLE MASSELLA Cflfvlf'
Student Council Rcpresentatixe 41 G.A.A. 2, 31 Friendship Club 31 Honor
Study Hall 2, 3.
LOIS MATEYKA Lmlv
Student Council 3: G.A.A. 41 Letterwinner 41 Big Show Band 21 Concert Bund
2, 3, 41 Marching Band 2, 3, 41 Pit Band 2: Orchestra 2, 3. 41 Eucuyo Editorial
Staff 2, 3, 41 Friendship Club 2. 3. 4.
ALLAN MATKO Al
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G.A.A. 23 Friendship Club 43 Honor Study Hall 2, 3.
SANDRA MCGILL Sanafv
G.A.A. 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 23 Euclid Choir 43 Euclidian Representative 43
Friendship Club 3, 43 Senior Assembly.
JEAN MCGLYNN Gino
Friendship 43 Honor Study Hall 4.
LINDA MCGREGOR L1'm1'y
G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew Club 3, 43 Fall Play Production Staff 33 Playnight
Production Staff 33 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 33 Thespians 4.
LINDA MCILRATH Lin
World Affairs 43 G.A.A. 2, 43 Class Cabinet 43 Prom Committee 43 Student
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43 Friendship Club 23 Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 43 Fall Play 4.
BETSEY MCKNIGHT Betsey
G.A.A, 2, 33 Big Show Cast 43 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Ushering 2.
DENNIS MCLEOD Denny Mac
Basketball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 43 Letterman's
Club 43 Honor Study Hall 43 Hall Guard 3, 4.
KATHLEEN MCMAHON Karh
I.Q.S. 43 N.H.S, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 33 Prom Committee 43 Student Council Rep-
resentative 23 Homecoming Committee 23 Concession Worker 23 Cafeteria
Guard 23 Junior Red Cross 23 Euclid Choir 33 Girls' Glee Club 23 Euclidian
Editorial Staff 43 Social Editor 43, Euclidian Representative 2, 33 Friendship
Club 23 Honor Study Hall 23 Senior Assembly 4.
ROSEMARY MCVETTA
Friendship Club 2, 4.
LOUIS MEDVED
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LUCILLE MEDV ES
RICHARD MERHAR
Honor Study Hall 3.
DAVID MERSEK
BARBARA MESSINA
33 Friendship Club 2, 3.
G.A.A, 2, 33 Big Show Cast 31 Euclid Choir 2. 33 Friendship Club 2
Study Hall 3.
KENWOOD MESTROVICI-I
N.F.L. 41 Fall Play Cust41 Camera Club 2, 3. 4: Treasurer 4.
WILLIAM MEYERS
Honor Study 3.
KATHLEEN MIHELIC
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MARGOT MILLAVEC
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G.A.A. 33 Survey Editorial StafT 3, 43 Reporter 3, 4.
ESTHER MILLER
F.N.A. 43 Euclidian Representative 43 Friendship Club 3.
BLAIR MILLER
Honor Study Hall 3.
MARJORIE MILLER
G.A.A. 43 Friendship Club 2, 3.
MARLENE MINELLO
G.A.A. 33 Friendship Club 2.
MADELINE MITCHEL
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CAROL MOENICH Carol
Megaphone Club 2.
DAVID MOG W DUW
World Affairs 43 Concert Band 233,143 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Pit Band 43
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RICHARD MOG Dirk
Foremans Club 4.
ALBERT MOON EY A41
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ROBERT MORRIS 30"
Bookstore Worker 4.
BERNADETTE MORSE Sm'
Megaphone Club 23 F.N.A. 43 Euclidian Representative 31 Honor Study Hull
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BEVERLI MOSER 30"
G.A.A. 43 Friendship Club 2.
ROBERT MOSS BN'
Honor Study Hall 3.
DIANE MRAMOR DW
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G.A.A. 43 Friendship Club 2
JUDITH MULVIHILL -fllffl'
F.T.A. 33 Student Council Representative 3, 4: Class Cabinet 3g Eucuyo 2, 33
Friendship Club 2, 33 Ushering 2, 33 Honor Study Hall 4.
LAWRENCE MUNZ Larry
Swimming 23 Movie Club 2, 3.
PETER MUSHINKO Moose
N.H.S. 3, 4: President 4: N.A.S.S. 3, 45 Football 3, 43 Letterman 3, 43 Baseball
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G.A.A. 2, 3, Friendship Club 2, 3, Honor Study Hall 2, 3, Hall Guard 2, 3,
Room Secretary 2.
MARIHELYN NELSON Nell
N.F.L. 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 3, 4,
Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Euclidian Business Staff 3, 4, Circulation Manager 4, Eucuyo
4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Friendship Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, N.H.S. 4.
WILLARD NELSON Bill
N.A.S.S. 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Swim
Leader 3, 4, Student Speaker 4, Swim Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, N.H.S. 4.
WILLIAM NELSON BW
Football 2, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3.
PATRICIA NEMEROVSKY Shortie
Survey Representative 4, Honor Study Hall 3.
DOROTHY NENADAL Dar
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3.
DAVID NEWMORE 5,,-ed,
Class Cabinet 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Big Show Cast 2, 3, Fall Play 43 Key Club 4:
All School Play 4.
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G.A.A. 23 Big Show Production Staff 3, 43 Friendship Club 43 Honor Study
Hall 4.
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G.A.A. 3, 43 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Megaphone Club 2, 3.
BARBARA NOVAK Barb
G.A.A. 43 Euclidian Representative 33 Friendship Club 43 Honor Study Hall 3.
DONALD NOVAK Don
Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 3, 43 Pit Band 2.
KAREN NOVAK M0ll5U
G.A.A, 43 Friendship Club 33 Honor Study Hall 43 F.N.A. 4.
LOUANN NOVAK 1-01'
G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 3, 43 Pit Band 43 Euclid
Choir 43 F.N.A. 4.
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BRENDA OLA
Survey Representative 3g Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Usher 3, 4, Honor Study
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JANET OLEKSY
Euclidian Representative 2, Frien
PATRICIA OMAHEN
Big Show Production Staff 2, Friendship Club 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 4, Usher 2, 3, 4,
F.N.A. 4g N.H.S. 4.
BARBARA OMANSKI
G.A.A. 23 Friendship Club 2, 3, 4.
MARY O,NEILL
Majorette Club 2g G.A.A. 2, 3g C
Study Hall 33 Hall Guard 3.
FRANCINE OSREDKAR
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MARY OVERMAN
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I.Q.S. 43 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Historian 3g Student Council Representative 23 Home-
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Prom Committee 3: Big Show Cast 33 Euclid Choir 4g Survey Business StatT
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G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Friendship Club 2, 3. 4: Usher 2, 31 Megaphone Club 2:
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NANCY PALMER NHHC
G.A.A. 31 Hall Guard 41 Friendship Club 2, 33 Student Council Representative
35 Homecoming Committee 3g Megaphone Club 23 F.N.A. 3, 4.
NANCY LOU PALMER NUIIF
Majorette Club 2. 31 Fall Play Production Stal? 33 Friendship Club 23 Honor
Study Hall 23 Hall Guard 3, 4.
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Girls' Glee Club 21 Euclid Choir 3.
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4, Track 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Key Club 2. 4, Hall
Guard 4, Cub of the Month 2.
CAROL PATRYCY Bl0I1df.v
G.A.A. 2, Friendship Club 2, 4, Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4.
f JUDITH PATTERSON Jffdff
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PATRICIA PERRIS Pa'
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Honor Study Hall 2, Megaphone Club 2, 3, Friendship Panel 2, 3, 4, Student
Council Representative 3, Cheerleaden 2, N.H.S. 4.
RICHARD PERRY Ric"
World Affairs 4, Camera Club 3.
MARLENE PETERKA 'l"""l
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G.A.A. 43 Girls' Glee Club 21 Friendship Club 3, 41 Honor Study Hall 31
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SUSAN PETERS Sm'
Swim Club 3. 4: Swim Cadet 3, 4.
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I,Q,S,41 Big Show Cast 23 Cadet Choir 21 Choral Masters 4: Euclidian Art
Editor 41 Friendship Club Z1 Euclidian Representative 23 P.A. Club 2, 31
Technician 2, 3: NH-5. 4.
DONALD PETERSON PM
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F.T.A. 43 Class Guidance Council 2, 3, 41 Big Show Cz1st33 Girls' Glee Club
21 Euclid Choir 3, 41 Survey Business Staff 43 Friendship Club 23 Student
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Football 2, 3, Letterman 2, Wrestling 2, 3, Letterman 2, Letterman's Club 2,
Big Show Cast 3, 4, Choir 2, Choral Masters 3, 4, Advisory Board 4.
PATRICIA PETROVIC In V. Par
N.F.L. 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Class Guidance Council 3, Big Show
Production Staff 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Euclid Choir 3, 4, Friendship Club 2,
3, 4, Honor Study Hall 3, Movie Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, N.H.S.
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.IUDITH PICKERING Judy
G.A.A. 3, 4, Class Cabinet 3, 4, Class Guidance Council 3, 4, Prom Com-
mittee 3, 4, Friendship Club 2, 3, Usher 3, Honor Study Hall 3, Secretary 3,
Student Council Representative 2, 3.
EDNA PICKETT Eddie
Friendship Club 2, 3, Honor Study Hall 3, Swim Club 3, Swim Cadet 3.
CAROLYN PIERCE Carolyn
N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Play Night Cast 2, 3, 4, Production Staff 2, 3, 4,
Spring Play 3, Big Show Cast 3, Production Staff 3, Friendship Club 2, Thes-
pians 3, 4, Fall Play Cast 4, Student Council 2, Movie Club 4, N.H.S. 4.
ELAINE PINTO Elaine
G.A.A. 4.
WILLIAM PIPER Pip
Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Letterman 4, Letterman's Club 4.
JACQUELINE PIRMAN Jackie
G.A.A. 4, Friendship Club 3, Honor Study Hall 4.
SANDRA PIRMAN Sandy
G.A.A. 4, Friendship Club 3, Honor Study Hall 4.
MARIAN PITINGOLO Marian
Survey Representative 2, Friendship Club 2, 3: Honor Study Hall 2, G.A.A. 4.
DAVID PLESNICAR
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RICHARD PLUMMER
MARCIA POHTO
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Editorial Stun' 2, 3, 43 Copy Editor 43 Eucuyo 3, 43 Hull Guard 33 Studenit
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DUANE POLO
Euclid Choir 45 Spring Play Cast 3: Senior Cabinet 4.
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MARY JANE POYSER ,Vary Jane
F.T.A. 2, 33 World Affairs 43 G.A.A. 23 Orchestra 23EL1Clidiar1 Representative
43 Survey Representative 33 Movie Club 43 F.N.A. 3, 4.
LORNA POZNIK Lorna
NED PRESLEY Ned
Big Show Production Staff 23 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 3, 43
Pit Band 2.
LAWRENCE PRINCE La,-ry
P.A. Club 3, 43 Technician 3, 4.
CAROL PROSTOR Carol
World Allairs 43 Survey Representative 23 Friendship Club 2, 31 Friendship
Usher 33 Honor Study Hall 23 Junior Red Cross 23 Fall Play 23 Homecoming
Committee 33 G.A.A. 2, 3,41 Class Cabinet 3.
DIANE PRUDISI-I Di
F.T.A. 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, 43 Megaphone Club 23 Big Show Cast 33 Girls' Glee
Club 23 Cadet Choir 33 Choral Masters 4: Friendship Club 2, 33 Usher 23
Honor Study Hall 2.
JOHN PRZYBYS Jack
Key Club 23 Euclidian Representative 3.
MICHAEL QUINN Miki'
IRENE RAKAS lrem'
F.T.A. 3, 4g World Alfairs 4Q.G.A.i9Ax. 3, 43 Euclid Choir 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club
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LEIOTTE RANDOLPH
G.A.A. 2, 41 Friendship Club 3,
THOMAS RAYNER
MARYANN RECHNER
G.A.A, 23 Class Guidance Council 2. 31 Friendship C lub 3 4'
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Prom Committee 31 Homecoming Attendant 21 Majorette Club 2. 3. -11 Ma-
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23 Homecoming Committee 2, 33 Camera Club 23 All School Play 3, 43 Pub-
licity Chairman 43 Play Night Publicity Chairman 33 Cast 33 Spring Play Pub-
licity Chairman 33 Cast 33 Big Show Cast 3, 43 Choral Masters 3. 43 Girls'
Glee Club 23 Friendship Club 2, 33 Dramatics 2, 3, 4.
WILLIAM JAMES RICKET ' Jim
N.A.S.S. 3, 43 Track 33 Football 23 Cross Country 43 Swimming 2, 3, 43 Cap-
tain 43 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 43 Letterman 2, 3, 43 Swim Club 3, 43 President
43 Key Club 43 Honor Study Hall 33 Hall Guard 43 N.H.S. 4.
BERNADETTE RIEBE B1lf1I1,1'
G.A.A. 43 Friendship Club 2, 43 Honor Study Hall 3.
DAWN RIEBE 3 . Dawn
F.T.A. 3, 43 World Affairs 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Big Show Cast 23 Cadet Choir 23
Friendship Club 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 33 N.H.S. 4.
RICHARD RINGENBACH Difk
Stage Crew 43 Honor Study Hall 4.
ROSEMARIE RINI R00
G.A.A. 43 Girls' Glee Club 2: Friendship Club 4.
JUDITH RISER Juafv
C.A.A. 3, 43 All School Play Production Staff 33 Friendship Club 2, 3, 42
Usher 33 Honor Study Hall 4.
WILLIAM RISHER BW
Football 23 Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3, 4:
Letterman's Club 3, 43 Fall Play 4.
WILLIAM ROBERTS Mr. Robe:-rs
Foremans Club 43 President 4.
SHERRY RODD Sf1f'I"'J'
G.A.A. 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3. 43 Friendship Club 3, 43
Euclidian Representative 4.
PATRICIA RODE PU'
ROBERT ROGOSCH BU"
Tennis 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3, 41 Leltermun's Club 3, 43 Student Council Repre-
sentative 2g Key Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Study Hull 2, 3, 4.
CAROL ROHRER
G.A.A. 4: Friendship Club 3: F.N.A. 4.
DENNIS ROSE
DONALD ROSEN
JOANNE ROSSI
Friendship Club 2: Honor Study Hall 3.
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SUZANNE ROWELL
Junior Red Cross 33 F.N.A. 43 Honor Study Hall 33 Transferred to Euclid
Senior Year.
STEVE RUSICKA
Junior Red Cross 33 F.N.A. 43 G.A.A. 43 Friendship Club 2, 3.
LORENE RUSK
JERALDINE RUSZKAY
G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Student Council Representative 33 Megaphone Club 2,
F.N.A. 33 Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 3, 4.
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BARBARA RUTSKY
Friendship Club 3.
JEFFREY RUVEN
World Affairs 43 Student Council Representative 33 F.N.A. 2, 3, 43 Honor
Study Hall 23 Senior Assembly 4.
PATRICIA RYAN
F.T.A. 23 World Affairs 3, 43 Treasurer 43 F.N.A. 3, 4.
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Football 23 Track 3, 4g Swimming 23 Hull Guard 2g Senior Assembly 4.
MARILYN SAMSA llflarilyn
World Affairs 4g G.A.A. 41 F.N.A, 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Friendship Club 2g Sen-
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JUNE SAMSON Jlwv
Hall Guard 33 Friendship Club 31 Honor Study Hall 3.
ROBERT SANIGA Bob
THOMAS SAWYER Hlffk
KENNETH SCHAAB KW
Movie Club 2, 3, 4g Big Show Production Staff 3.
MARCALINE SCHAFFNER MHVC1'
G.A.A. 2, 3g Friendship Club 2.
CHARLES SCHEER Chuck
Football 23 Key Club 4g Spring Play Cast 33 Senior Assembly 4.
PATRICIA SCHLARB DHUUS
F.T.A. 2g Student Council Representative 23 G.A.A. 25 Eucuyo Art Editor 45
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MARY JEAN SCHROEDER Mflfy-721111
F.T.A. 4, Junior Red Cross 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Big Show Cast 3, Production Staff
3, Euclid Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Euclidian Representative 2, 3, Survey
Representative 4, Typist 4, Friendship Club 2, Honor Study Hall 3, F.N.A. 4.
JEAN SCHULER Jeanne
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Majorette Club 3, G.A.A. 2, Friendship Club 4.
ROSEMARIE SCHULZ Badfe
Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 2, Friendship Club
3, 4, Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4.
JOHN SCHULZE Jafk
Key Club 4, Big Show Production Staff 2, 3, 4, Euclid Choir 2, Choral Mas-
ters 3, 4.
PATRICIA SCHUMACHERJ Pam
I.Q.S. 4, Student Council Representative 2, Ad Club 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Eu-
clidian Business Staff 4, Ad Manager 4, Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 4.
JANE SCHWEGLER V Janey
I.Q.S. 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, G.L.C. 2,"y3, 4,'G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Ad Club 2, 3, 4, Girls'
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Survey Business Stahl 2, 3, 4, Editorial -Staff 3, 4, Business Treasurer 3, Busi-
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Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 3, 43 Pit Band 2.
GIOVANNI SERRA
Stage Crew Club 4.
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PEGGY SESTAK
JAMES SEVER
Honor Study Hall 2.
RITA SHANNON
World AlTairs 2g G.A.A. 43
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SANDRA SHEELEY
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2, 3, 41 Marching Band 3. 41 Pit Band 31 Honor Study Hall 3.
CHARLOTTE SHURILLA Chaf-
I.Q.S. 41 F.T.A. 2, 3, 41 G.A.A. 31 Class Cabinet 31 Prom Committee 31 Home-
coming Committee 41 Big Show Cast 31 Girls' Glee Club 21 Euclid Choir 31
Euclidian Representative 2, 3, 41 Euclidian Business Stal? 41 Assistant Circu-
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2, 31 Survey Representative 2, 31 Senior Assembly 41 Survey Business Stal? 31
N.H.S. 4.
CATHERINE SINGISER Kay
G.A.A. 2, 3, 41 Friendship Club 2, 3, 4.
WARNER SIPPOLA Sfppy
N.A.S.S. 3. 41 Football 2, 3, 41 Letterman 3, 41 Wrestling 2, 31 Letterman's
Club 3. 41 Hall Guard 2, 3, 41 Key Club 41 Senior Assembly 4.
ANTONIA SIVEC Toni
Transferred to Euclid in Senior year.
MARILYNN SKEIVIS MH"17yf1f1
G.A.A. 2, 3, 41 Student Council Representative 2, 3, 41 E-Room Committee 41
Fall Play Production Staff 31 Friendship Club 2, 3, 41 Honor Study Hall 41
Senior Assembly 41 N.H.S. 4.
SANDRA SKRANC Sandy
G.A.A. 21 Euclid Choir 2, 31 Survey Business Staff 2, 31 Friendship Club 2, 3,
41 Thcspians 41 Hall Guard 4: Survey Representative 2, 3.
RAYMOND SLAYTON Ray
N,A.S.S. 3, 41 Tennis 2, 3, 41 Letterman 2, 3, 41 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 41 Key
Club 31 N.H.S. 4.
ALLEN SMITH- A,
Honor Study Hall 2, 3.
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Football 21 Student Counuil Rcprcscntgtuxc Z3 Honor Study Hull 2. 33 Hull
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Mtwic Club 2. 33 Honor Study Hull 2, 3.
ROSEMARY SNYDER R'W"'U'l
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GORDON SOEDER Gordon
Football 2: Track 2, 3, 41 Letterman 3, 41L6lIEI'l'11LlI'l'S Club 3, 41 Key Club 2, 41
Fall Play 41 Play Night Cast 41 Big Show Cast 2, 3, 41 Euclid 'Choir 21 Choral
Masters 3, 41 Executive Board 41 Boys' Quartet 2, 3. 41 Boys' Glee Club 3, 41
Honor Study Hall 21 Hall Guard 3, 4.
RICHARD SOEDER Rich
Cross Country 21 Track 2.
GERALD SOLANICS J4""'J'
N.F.L. 41 World Affairs 41 Fall Play 31 Spring Play Cast 41 Honor Study Hall 3.
LAWRENCE SOMRAK Larry
SUSAN SQRCHY Su.s'l'e
I.Q.S. 41 G.L.C. 2, 3.41G.A.A. 2, 3, 41 Secretary 31 Vice President 41 Ad Club
41 Friendship Club 21 Honor Study Hall 31 Survey Business Statl 2, 3, 41
Assistant Treasurer 31 Ad Manager 41 Survey Representative 41 G.A.A. Rep-
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ROGER SPENCER Rag
SALLY SPENCER Sally
I.Q.S. 3, 41 N.H.S. 3, 41 G.L.C. 3, 41G.A.A.2, 3, 41 Student Council Executive
Board 3, 41 Megaphone Club 21Girls' Glee Club 2: Friendship Usher 21 Survey
Editorial Staff 3. 41 News Editor 4.
SUSAN SPOONAMORE Sue
F.T.A. 41 G.A.A. 3, 41 Honor Study Hall 3.
PHYLLIS ST. JOHN phfff
G.A.A. 2, 31 F.N.A. 41 Friendship Club 2, 3, 41 Hall Guard 4.
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GERALD STEGH J"'i"l
Honor Study Hall 3: Senior Assembly 4.
RONALD STEGH Rim
Big Show Cast 23 Euclid Choir 2: Honor Study Hull 31 Senior Assembly 4,
JUDY STEIN JMU
F.T.A. 3, 41 Girls' Glee Club 23 Honor Study Hall 3: N.H,S. 4.
JACQUELINE STEINMETZ WCA"
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SANDRA STERANKA 501141
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Honor Study Hall 2g Surxey Editorial Stat? 3,41 Cub Editor 45 NHS-1.
KAREN STEVENS 50.5.1
N.F.L. 2, 41 N.H.S. 3. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3.4: Class Cabinet 31 Student Council
Exeeutixe Board 3. 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Moxie Club 41 F.ill Pl.iy
Production Stall 2. 3. 4: Pla15'Xight Production Stal? 2. 3. 43 Spring Pl.i5 Cust
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to Girls' State 41 Panther ot' the Week 31 Concession Worker 2. 3. 4.
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MARY STEWART LW
G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Friendship Club 2, 3, 4.
HARRY STOKES Harry
Transferred to Euclid in Senior year.
JOANNE STRACHAN Joanne
G.A.A. 2, 43 Friendship Club 4.
JOAN STRAUSBAUGH Joan
F.T.A. 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Friendship Club 2, 3, 4g Usher 3.
JUDITH STRNAD Judy
Honor Study Hall 21 Senior Assembly 4.
CAROLE STRNISHA CUVUIE
Friendship Club 41 Honor Study Hall 3g Senior Assembily 4.
SHERYL STRONG Sherry
World Affairs 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Survey Representative 4.
JAMES STRUNA N,,,.,.,,,
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N.H.S. 3, 43 Girls' Leaders Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4: GAA, 2. 3. -1. Student
Council Representatixe 31 Megaphone Club 2, 3. 41 Varsity Clteerleuder 3. -11
Big Show Cast 43 Euclid Choir 43 Friendship Club Z. 3: Honor Study Hall 21
Survey Representatixe 43 Hall Guard 4.
MARILYN SUSMAN lfU"'1"f'
G.A.A. 2: Friendship Club 2. 3.
MELVYN SUSNIS lffl
Camera Club lg Honor Study Hall 3.
DALE SUSTARSIC Dalit
SUSAN SUTPHIN SMI'
F.T.A. 21 G.L.C. 4: G.A.A. 3. 41 Student Council Representative 2.-1:Hcme-
coming Committee 2. 41 Mujorette Club 3: F.N..-X. 3: Big Shoo Cast 3: Pro'
duction Staff 31 Girls' Glee Club 21 Choral Masters 3. -ig Executixe Beard 3:
Girls' Ensemble 2. 41 Madriggils 3. 41 Survey Representatixe 3: Friendship
Club 2, 3, 41 Usher 2: Honor Study Hall 3.
DENNIS SWARTZ DW"-I'
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JAMES SZABO Jim
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Homecoming Committee 3, 4, 3, 4, Fall Play Production Staff 2, 3,
Euclidian Business Staff 4, Treasgurdr 4, Friendship Club 2, Honor Study Hall
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Eucuyo 2, 3, Friendship Club 2, Student Council Representative 2.
TRESSA TANNO TIPS
Transferred to Euclid in Junior Year.
DONALD TARANTINO D011
Football 2, Track 2, Big Show Cast 4, Senior Assembly 4.
COLEMAN TAYLOR CUlG"'H'1
Cross Country 2. 3, 4: Letterman 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4, Letterman 4: Letterman's
Club 3, 4.
JOSEPH TEKAVIC Jae
Basketball 2. 3, 4, Letterman 4, Hall Guard 2: Baseball Club 2, 3. 4.
DIANA TENTLER Di
Swim Club 21 Majorette Club 2, 33 F.N.A. 3: Play Night 2, Friendship Club 2.
THOMAS TERCEK Tam
Camera Club 2: Photography Club 2.
FRANK TERRANT
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Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman 4, Wrestling 23 Letterman 23 P.A. Club 2.
THOMAS TEWELL.
Baseball 2, 41 Concert Band Z, 3, 41 Big Show Band 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3,
43 Pit Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3: Hall Guard 4.
SUSAN THEIS
G.L.C. 3,41 G.A.A. 43 Class Cabinet 43 Junior Red Cross 2,31P.A.Teehnieian
2, 3: Big Show 31 Choral Masters 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, Treasurer 21GirlS'
Ensemble 2, 3, 41 Mixed Ensemble 41 Friendship Club 2, 41 Concession Worker
23 Madrigals 3, 4: Fall Play Cast 41 Euclidiun Representatixe 3.
CAROL THOMAS
F.T,A. 4g G.A.A. 4g Friendship Club 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 4.
JAMES THOMAS
Football 2, 3, 4: Letterman 41 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3. 41 Letterman's
Club 3, 4.
JUDITH THOMPSON
PATRICIA THOMPSON
G.A.A. 33 Euclid Choir 31 Girls' Glee Club 21 Friendship Club 2, 31
Study Hall 3.
ANTHONY TICCHIONE
GEORGE TIFFANY I A
Football 2g Swimming 2g Honor Study Hall 3: Golf Club 2, 4: N.H.S. 4.
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Masters 3, 43 Secretary 4g Executive Board 4g Madrigals 3. 41 Girls' Ensemble
41 Friendship Club 3. 4: Cabinet 31 Surxey Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4: News Editor
4: Survey Representative 2.
JOHN TOLL Goat
Football 2g Wrestling 2, 33 Student Council Representative 21 Honor Study
Hall 2.
DELPHINE TOMINO DW
G.A.A. 2, 3g Student Council Representative 3g Homecoming Committee 43
E-Room Committee 43 Bookstore Worker 4g Friendship Club 3: Honor Study
Hall 3.
ALBERT TOMLE -U
bolt' 3, 4g Letterman 3, 43 Bowling 43 Letterman's Club 3. 4: Honor Study
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LENORE TOMSIC I-f'1'7f
RUDY TOMSICH Rudy
Movie Club 2. 3. 4.
LiNDA TONTSCH Lm
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4.
DONNA TOROK DW'
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Student Council Representutite 23 Homecoming 23 Friendship 21 Honor Study
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LORET-I-A TUCCERI Lnrifllu
G.A,A. 23 33 Mujorettc Club 2, 3, 43 Mujorette 3. 4: Megaphone Club 21
Friendship Club 2, 3.
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F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Executive Bourd 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 23 F.N.A.
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.IOI-IN TURK John
Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Pit Band 2, 3, 43 Honor Study
Hall 2, 3, 4g Key Club 43 N.F.L. 43 Band Board of Directors 4.
PHILIP TUTOLO P7117
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G.A.A. 23 Student Council Representative 23 Mrijorette Club 33 Megaphone
Club 23 Cheerleader 23 Captain 23 Friendship Club 2.
DOLORES UNTERBERGER Dee
Junior Red Cross 23 F.N.A. 3, 43 Euclid Choir 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Friend-
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ARLENE URBANCIC .41-Ima
World Affairs 33 G.A.A. 33 Student Council Reprcsentatixe 43 F.N.A, 3, 43
Girls' Glee Club 23 Euclid Choir 33 Euclidian Business Stutl' 43 Courier 43
Friendship Club 2.
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DIANE VIDMAR Di
G.A.A. 35 F.N.A. 45 Friendship Club 2, 35 Hall Guard 4.
MARILYN VINCENT Vince
I.Q.S. 45 G.A.A. 25 Ad Club 35 Fall Play 45 Cast 45 Big Show Cast 3, 4: Choral
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Courier 35 Picture Editor 45 Friendship Club 35 Honor Study Hall 25 Euclidian
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LOIS VIOLANTI
G.A.A. 2, 33 Junior Red Cross 25 F.N.A. 3. 45 Big Show Cast 2, 35 Euclid
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P.A. Club 2, 3, 43 Announcer 2, 3, 4g Technician 3, 43 Fall Play Production
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Thespians 2, 3, 4g Hall Guard 23 N,H.S. 4.
GAYLE WEATHERLY Gflyff'
F.T.A, 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 33
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PAMELA WEIR P11111
G.A.A. 23 Spring Play Cast 23 Thespians 3.
DENIS WEISS Darin-i'
Honor Study Hall 3.
LINDA WELLINGTON Gidgvi
F.T.A. 2, 3, 41G.A.A.2.
Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 H
CAROLINE WERLE
33 F.N.A. 43 Big Show Cast 23 Euclid Choir 2. 3'
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Big Show Cast Z, 33 Euclid Choir 33 Cadet Choir 23 Choral Masters 4: Friend-
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KAREN WHEATON
G.A.A. 23 Megaphone Clu
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LINDA WHEELER
F.N.A. 43 Friendship Club
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PAULA WILL
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KATHLEEN WILLIAMS
F.N.A. 45 Euclidian Courier 2.
LAURA WILLIAMS
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G.A.A. 2, 33 Friendship Club 2, 31 Honor Study Hall 3g Hall Guard 2, 3: Sur-
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AGNES WILSON
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ALAN WINKLER
Bookstore Worker 3.
PAULINE WLODARSKI
Friendship Club 2.
MARY WOLONS
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JAMES WONACOTT
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JOHN WOOD
Key Club 2, 3, 4.
RICHARD WOOD
World Allltirs 4.
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STEWART YATES
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RICHARD YEDNOCK
Euclid Choir 2.
DON YERT
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CONNIE YOPKO
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F.T.A. 2. 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Movie Club 3, 43 Big Show Cast 23 Cadet Choir
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JOANNE ZARR JU
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he was now an adult the graduating senior had to realize
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Hair Styles can he especially Suited to you at COIFFURES
IBY JOHN at 2194-I Luke Shore Boulevard.
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MARINE COMPANY, 16820 Lake Shore
BYRNE 81 TIFFANY FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES
5-101 SUPERIOR AVEN U E
CLEVELAND 3, OHIO
"Evc'rytlzing for the Honzel'
The Very Best in Furniture and Appliances
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For Complete Design Service
AEROMOTIVE DESIGNERS, INC.
580 East 200th St.
Cleveland 19, Ohio
IV 6-3131
J. C. HOMER TV 8. RADIO
SALES 11 SERVICE
90-Day Guarantee Day Ek Nite Call
Complete Tube Clzerk
528 EnSt 200th St. IV 1-7991
04W
EAST CLEVELAND
BUSINESS SCHOOL
QA School of Inmliviclual Instrucliouj
13231 Euclid Avenue
Ii:1sLClevcland 12, Ohio
GLenvillc 1-8893
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EUCLID JALOUSIES, INC
Ofhce and Showroom
-190 EAST 200th ST.
EUCLID 19, OHIO
IV 6-1112
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operate three stores to serve you more conveniently
21131 Euclid Avenue
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Kathy, T., and Carol Hoxna inspect the Austin L11C2l11Cl"S plant where their father works.
PERME'S TONY SPENA STANLEY MEDVED'S
uE1'l'6'1fYflIfIIgf0'1' STANDARD OIL
the Home"
INC.
720 East 15211115 788 EAST 222
UL I-2525 Contact
FURNITURE
APPLIANCE
CARPETING
306
Frank A. Thompson
QA former EHS Studenlj
PO 1-2620
Full or
26102 C11l21I'C1OI1 Road Part'time EUCLID- OHIO
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CLEVELAND METAL CLEANING
CORPORATION
14123 Dillc IROZILI
Euflicl 17, Ohio
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Carol Ilajcc Learm About lfloor C,mc1'ingx at I-L'C,1.I1J
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Best In Food ILLES Complimuntb of
FRIEDEL'S DELICATESSEN POWER GRID
Mae MaryAg11es Leo CONTROL INA HARDWARE
COMPANY
Open 6:3010 9:30 daily
Euclid 23, Ohio
RE 2-7181 RE 2-9300
22336 Lake Shore Blvd.
843 East 222 22700 Shore Center Drive Euclid, Ohio
COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND
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herself driving through Euclid in a Chrysler Valiant from
Keith XVeig1e Motors, 20941 Euclid Ave.
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EUCLID-RACE
DAIRY PRODUCTS
503 East 200th Street
IV l-4700
Complete Printing Service
ACTIVITIES PRESS INC
22700 Shore Center Ave.
Euclid, Ohio
AN 1-1100
LAKE SHORE
AUTO WASH
Auto Washing and Polishing
22701 Shore Center Drive
RE 1-7177
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INDUSTRIES, INC.
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CRAIG 81 SHERMAN
INSURANCE
CONSULTANTS
221170 LAKE SIIURIL BLVD.
RIL 2-9191
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COMPANY co1v1PANY
505 E. 185 ,OG h
BIG BOUQUET
FLOWER 81 GIFT SHOPPE
480 LAST 200
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AUTO BODY SUPPLIES
Everytlmzg for the Body Shop
12808 Shaw Avenue
Cleveland 8, Ohio
oifnviiie 1-3400 Chas. J . Schmidt
Compliments of
ST. CLAIR BUILDERS SUPPLY
20000 St' Clair Ave' Euclid Students Thinking and Dreaming of the Future
- - Find Friendly Service and Advice at MILIAER-STONE
Euclid' 01110 IEXVF1.ERS,Q2570 Lake shore Blur, RE roms.
Compliments of
WATERWASH HARDWARE
KE 1-1956 335 East 200th Street
Euclid 19, Ohio
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Gerry Coltrin and jerry Fousl 1.illlllOl decide which of the
many delicious meals they will choose All the CH.-XRLITE
STEAK HOUSE. 22350 Lake Shore Blvd., RE 1-1800.
IVY Irliilll
FLICKINGER, INC.
Beau' Ulueel .XllglllllClll quid lizmlzmr ing
Ruylicstfns lifmdcd lillllilh
7100 flfifl l-Qzisl
EAST 200th HARDWARE
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673 Ii:1st2lllllli Street fNew lncziliom
liuclid lil, Ohio
Goozlymr Tires Czzslonz Iiflrwulm
Compliments of
THE F. HOHLFELDER COMPANY
20470 LAKELAND BOULEVARD
J. A. WEISS 81 ASSOCIATES
"Your Friendly Insurance Counselors"
150 Easi 233rd St.
Euclid 23, Ohio
RE l-3787
Fire - Auto - Life - Casualty
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Tries One ill the ,XINIERICZAN 'I'YPliXYRI'IliR CON!
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A young industry in Euclid is the T. J. MURNICK COMPANY where special machine parts are made.
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With a suit from GORNIKS MENS WEAR. Compliments
COMPANY of
1800 Lake Shore Blvd. HARDWARE I
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RE 1-6210 IV 1-9258
Your Home Is Your Castle
Let Us Help You Find Yours
809 East 222
Euclid 23, Ohio
General Real Estate RE 1-7070
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RE 2-7066 922 East 222
LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE Complimems of
LAKE FURNITURE
2-1600 Hartland Avenue
855 East 222nd Street RE 2-7616
RE 1-6633 Euclid 23, Ohio "Eve1'ytlzingf0rtl1e Home"
"We Meet All Prices"
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22572 Lake Shore Blvd
Euclid 23, Ohio
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You too can choose from the 1nany delicious foods on the
menu of P.-XCLIOS RESTAURANT at 239 Richmond
Road.
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Graduates of 1960
from
MARIO'S PIZZA
25159 Euclid Avenue
Euclid, Ohio
PAPP'S BODY SHOP
21100 St. Clair Ave.
IV 1-4333
For a good start in your business career become a part of
the Curtis family of factory and office employees
We are expanding. Our employees operate:
Typewriter Verifax
Comptometer Ditto
Calculating Machine MICTOHIU1
Multilith Dicfaphoflf
Addressograph Punch Press
Bookkeeping Machines Lathe
Learn As You Earn
Screw Machine
Drill Press
Milling Machine
Boring Mill
Shaper
Planer
CURTIS INDUSTRIES, INC.
1130 East 222nd St.
"Euclid's Friendly Firm"
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ZATKO METAL
PRODUCTS
20850 Sf. Clair Avenue
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FOREST CITY
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MATERIAL COMPANY
"One of Ohio's Largest Suppliers
of Lumber and Building Materials"
East Side-
Gcrry Collrin and Tony Balbuze plan 21 wished-for trip
' 1-EU F Ti, 226 ' '
at in liCLlD 'IR XVLL Bl R1 AU, 74 Shore Centex 17903 ST. CLAIR AVE.
Drive, AN 1-1050.
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BEAUTY COLLEGE
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227-H Shore Center Drive
RE 1-8668 3194
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Compnmemsof ED WANK TELEVISION SERVICE
COMPANY, INC.
MODEL FOOD MARKET
KE 1-7447 445 East 200th sf. 398 PM 200 KE 1-1222
Proprietors: Charles and Teresa Clements Euclidls Oldest Television Service Company
onto HONING A, 0. HALL
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Industrial Equipment
Machine Tools
Bought and Sold
2300 St. Clair Ave.
1362 Shawview Ave.
RE 1-5700
LI 1-0191 PO 1-6917
Euclid, Ohio
At ALVIN'S JEYVELERS Eileen Sullivan Learns About
Their Fine jewelry. 690 East 185th street, iv 1-4104. East Cleveland 12
Phone IV 13300 LASALLE CLEANERS AND DYERS
for Building Materials from
THE K 8a B Pick-up and deliztery semfzfe
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
KE 1-355g 835 East 185
J Cleveland, Ohio 749 East 185th St.
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Public transport borrows
ideas from American MonoRail
Someday you may ride to work this way because public
transport officials borrow from efficient handling methods
developed by American lVlonoRail engineers.
For over thirty years all kinds of materials have moved on
monorail tracks in nearly every industry-and beginning with
hand pushed carriers, today's developments include systems
that are completely automatic from picksup to deposit.
Heavy-bulky-hard to handle loads travel quickly, safely
and directly to their destination-through the air. Only the
research and experience of American MonoRail engineers
make this equipment possible.
I: ENGINEERED MATERIALS HANDLING
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DIVISIONS: Conveyor Division, Tipp City, Ohio- Canadian Monorail Co., Lid, Gulf. Of?
220190 Luke 51101-Q lam. TOWN AND COUNTRY
R141 1,221.1
sHo1f1 REPAIR AND SHIRT LA-xuxlmv
NEISNER BROTHERS
INCORPORATED 700 EHSI 185
55001151200 MOSS POINT CLEANERS
HII.I.WOOD
21700 St. Clair Avenue
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
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PRESSURE CASTINGS
21500 ST. CLAIR
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19507 SI. Clair Aw, ST, CLAIR CUT STONE
EUCLID IGNITION SALES
AND SERVICE ' "', mx'
17614 SI. Cm- Ave. TARANIING BROTHERS INC.
WILSON AND CoI.ToN AMOCO Wl1f5Nf1lli11Q1 11-111
22655 Euclid Mime CI.IEEoRn-JoN ES
INSURANCE AGENCY
ACKERMAN PLASTICS vw 141-1-I Y""l115Hff1
1570 We Road FRED KRAUSS GARAGE
BILL'S PURE OIL STATION
905 East 185 Street
Coinpliinents of
WEAN EQUIPMENT
CORPORATION
22800 LAKELAND BOULEVARD
EUCLID, OHIO
Joyce Burns, Diane Langemeyer, Curt Freed, and Kathy
King visit the CONTINENTAL PAINT COMPANY. It
looks as if Joyce has found something of great educational
value.
Keep in tune with
WILLIAMS MUSIC SHOP
897 East 222
Euclid, Ohio
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Out of town friends and visiting tourists will Iintl wonder-
ful ncconimoclatiuns and equally good service at the
GATEWAY MOTEL at 29865 Euclid Avenue, XX'icklil'le.
Ohio.
C uf the many imlmlriul cmupunics honing' liunlial is NON-I"IiRRUl'b XII-,IXLN IIXIIRI-
C YIEING COMPANY at 25861 ,1xlIIlgSICll Ruud.
LOMBARD
CABINET WORKS INC.
19541 ROSELAND
CLEVELAND OHIO
IV-6-0106
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Compliments of
ROLLERDROME BARBER SHOP
22480 Shore Center Drive
Ambulance Service Euclid Rotarian
MURRAY P. NICOL
Funeral Director
owner of
C. N. DAVIS FUNERAL HOME
Established 190-I
19001 Nottingham Rd. KE 1-0747
Doing your Christmas shopping? Ask Gerry Coltrin, jerry
Foust, and Tony Balbuze where they do their shopping
and they will tell you, FRIEDMANS JEWELERS at
22312 Lake Shore Boulevard.
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For gifts with a
i special meaning it's
BASCH'S
.IEWELERS
22780 Lake Shore
RE 1-3132
Unexpected guests? Send them
to the Euclid Motel, at 18327
Euclid Avenue. There you know
they will receive the service
they deserve.
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ALLEN
BEAUTY
SALON
629 Ezisl 185
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FLORENCE SHOP
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ROESCH'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER SUPPLY, S53
E. 222nd Street.
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C. P. BRICKMAN AND SONS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
21900 Euclid Avciuic
Euclid 17, Ohio
720-1-7208 Superior Aw,
C16YC1L1l1L1 3, Uhio
LETTERPRESS UFFSET-LITHO
Vooue PRINTING COMPANY
Gonmmuclulv and 8:1011 Qdniing
608 East 185th Street
JCJHN HULT IV 6-0535
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AJAX MANUFACTURING Clam Bakes Fish Fries Catering
COMPANY THE EUCLID FISH COMPANY
"Where slzrimlb is king"
1441 Chardon Road KE 1-6448
Euclid, Ohio
john Comella 651 East 185
BROOKS HEATING 81
SHEET METAL CO.
EUCLID SAVINGS ASSOCIATION
22818 Lake Shore Blvd.
"Over 20 Years Experience"
Euclid, Ohio RE 2-9090
370 East 250th St. RE 1-2997
Euclid graduates may be employed at the FORSBERG ENAMELING COMPANY in the making and selling of line enamel products
if-f'A,
To all the members of the Graduating class of
EUCLID SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
CONGRATU LATIONS!
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And Our Heartfelt Good W'ishes for Every Possible Success in Your Future
Careers and Private Lives as IVell
Compliments of
ADDRESSOGRAPH - MULTIGRAPH
CORP.
Compliments of
TRACY'S GARAGE
20401 Euclid Avenue
RICHMOND
BEVERAGE TOWN
213 Richmond Road
Cleveland, Ohio
CHESTERFIELD
STEEL
SERVICE COMPANY
1220 East 222ml St.
Cleveland 17, Ohio
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Compliments of
fo the 1960 Gmdzmtmg Class
GERL EXCAVATING
Qf Co.
Euclid Senior High School
LAKESHORE
MACHINE COMPANY
1340 East 222nd Street
Euclid, Ohio
23600 Lakeland Blvd.
GENERAL MOTORS INC
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C 'YCIIC a
t JACKSH.-XXV CH EVROLET.
GULF SERVICE
STATION
711 Babbitt Road
Euclid, Ohio
Patrons of The l96O Euclidian
Dr. Howard Leiniger, D.D.S.
Dr. M. B. Grossman
Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Broglio
Dr. Don A. Crawford. D.D.S.
Dr. Robert lflfaltz. M.D.
Dr. Vlilliain Grant. M.D.
Dr. Filmore Schiller
Dr. R. lVillen
Dr. P.0.0'B1'l3I1. M.D.
Drs. Keating and lX'eigle
Dr. Phillip Lapate
Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Gaylor. D.D.S
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4. ,Qual U Cl 4.85
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YOUR CITY OFFICIALS
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MAYOR Kenneth KI. Sims
JUDGE, MUNICIPAL COURT
LAWV DIRECTOR
ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR
FINANCE DIRECTOR
SERVICE DIRECTOR
PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL
lst WARD COUNCILMAN
2nd IVARD COUNCILMAN
3rd XVARD COUNCILMAN
-1th YVARD COUNCILMAN
Anthony Sustarsic
Frank Y'Velling
CHIEF OF POLICE
FIRE CHIEF
XVilliam F. Burns
john F. Ray, jr.
Michael A. Spino
Anthony B. Baldwin
Walter Nason
Harry Knuth
Hlillard Schutt
Anthony Lang
Max Gerl
Helge V. Erickson
Charles XV. XVade
joseph Whalen
Ernest C. Peters
George R. Langa
Compllments of
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Lamp Division
Lamp Metals 8a Components Department
21800 Tungsten Road
Euchd Ohlo
THE LUBRIZOL
CORPORATION
EXTENDS CON GRATULATIONS
TO
THE EUCLID SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING
CLASS OF 1960
EATON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
COMPONENT MANUFACTURERS
for all
MAJOR INDUSTRIES
for
FORTY-EIGHT YEARS
TWENTY-THREE DIVISIONS AND SUBSIDIARIES
LOCATED IN
EIGHTEEN CITIES
General Offices: Cleveland, Ohio
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Ready or not here I come! A representative of our eflicient hall guard system
catches 40 winks.
STUDENT
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A cenfer of sfudeni aciivify:
Thanksgiving Baskets for the Needy Xmas Baskets for the Needy
Homecoming Magazine Drive
Spring Sports Dance E Room Fountain VVorkers
Sadie Hawkins Dance Basketball Concessions
Summer Meetings Wrestling Concessions
Red Cross Boxes Overseas
Something must be done! Do I hear a motion
A cenfer of sfuclenf governmenf:
Identification Cards
Asscinblicx
Community Projcct
S3500 Mary Nlzivcc School
Honor Study Hz1ll5
Hull Guards
Social Room Committcc
Rules amd Policies
Poster Placement
Cnlcteria Guards
Suggestion Box
Lost and Found
All those in favor, signity ln raising win iight hand
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SENIOR HQMEROOM 305 SENIOR HOMEROOM 301
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RAIMOR STUDIOS
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299
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Ackerman Plastic
Activities Press
Addressograph
Aeromotive Designers
Ajax Manufacturing
Alan Beauty Salon
Alvin jewelers
American Monorail
American Stamping Co.
American Typewriter Co.
A. O, Hall ., .
Austin Cleaners
Auto Body Supplies
B
Bates K Springer
Bethandale Corp.
Bevy's Dry Cleaning
Big Bouquet
Bill's Pure Oil
Boulevard T.V.
Bowshot, Cooper, 8: O'Donnell
BTICKIIIIIII Funeral Home
Brooks Heating
Byron and Tiffany
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Carl J. Newman
Charlite Steak House
Chesterfield Steel
City Orlicials .. .
Cleveland Fabric Shop
Cleveland Gateway Motel
Cleveland Metal Cleaning
Cliliord jones Insurance
C. N. Davis Funeral Home
Coillures by john
Community Employment Service
Continental Products
Craig and Sherman Insurance
Curtis Industry
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DeX'anna Real Estate
Dille Road Lumber
Dodds Realty
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E. 200 Hardware
East Cleveland Business School
East End Nash .
Eaton Manufacturing Cor
Ed Wank T.V. Service Co.
Eutlidian Beauty College
Euclid Fish Co.
Euclid Flooring Co.
Euclid Green Sunoco
Euclid Ignition Sales
Euclid jalousie
Euclid Key Club
Euclid Motel
Euclid Moving Storage
Euclid Race Dairy
Euclid Savings Assot
ADVERTISING
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. 329
327
320
321
298
31 1
320
306
310
303
327
309
324
H302
298
327
328
304
307
311
328
333
. ...301
324
307
323
. 326
. 304
317
324
309
.316
302
299
. 312
31 1
305
. 313
335
320
319
329
307
300
323
305
305
326
314
308
329
Euclid Travel Bureau
Euclid Xviindow Shade ,
F
Flickinger, Inc. .
Florence Shop
Forest City Material
Forsberg Paint
Friedel's Delicatessen
Friedman's Jewelers .
C
General Electric
General Motors
C-erl Excavating
Glavic Motors
Gornik's Men's Shop
Grdina Hardware ...,. .
Gulf .,.,,....,., ,,.,.... ,,,...........
Herb Fitzgerald
Hillwood Manufacturing
Holfelder
Homeroom 103
Homeroom 111
Homeroom 120
Homeroom 207
Homeroom 220
Homeroom 225
Homeroom 301
Homeroom 305
Hudson Pharmacy
Illes Power Control Company
J. A. Weiss K .Associates
J. C. Homer
K lk B Home Improvements
Keith Weigle Motors
Kerr-Lakeside
Knights Hi-Y
Knuth Greenhouse
Krause Garage . ,
Lake Furniture
Lake Shore Auto Hlash
Lakeshore Machine Co.
LaSalle Cleaners Ee Dryers
Dr. H. G. Leininger, D.D.S.
Lewis Welding R Engraving
Lloyd Gage K Tool Co.
L. M. Gunderson Co.
M
Mario's Pizza
Matko Painting R Decorating
Medved's Market
Midwestern Screw Products
Miller Beauty Salon .
Miller-Stone jewelers
M, L. Santay Insurance Agency
Model Food Market
I DEX
.318
309
311
327
318
329
307
326
334
330
330
298
312
. 330
301
322
. 311
, 337
332
337
332
,. . 338
338
338
338
314
. 307
. .311
304
320
. 308
309
318
300
323
, 314
308
330
. 320
. 307
.298
298
300
316
300
306
302
301
310
302
320
Modern Deb .
Moss Point Cleaners
N
Neisner Brothers Inc. .. ..
New Sound Record Shop ,
Non-Ferrous Metals Fabricating
O
Ohio Honing 8: Hydraulic Co.
P
Page Realty
Pag1io's Restaurant
Panther Diner
Papp's Body Shop
Perme's
P. O. Mclntire Co.
Precision Optical
Pressure Castings
Pride N' joy
R
Radix Hlire Co. . ..
Raimor Photography . ..
Richmond Beveragetown
Rick's Mens Shop .
Rollerdrome Barber Shop
S
Shore IVindow Shade Co.
Sohio Standard Oil ,
Solon Drug Company ,
Stanley Home Products ,,,.
St. Clair Builder Supply Co. . .
St. Clair Cut Stone Inc. . ..
St, Clair Savings ,,
Student Council . ..
Student Council Bookstore
T
Tarantino Brothers Inc.
Town K Country Cleaners
T. R. Murnick Mfg. Co.
Tracy's Garage . . .
Treber Excavating Inc. .
Triangle Florists . .
V
Valve Vacuum Service
V. Demshar K Sons
Vogue Printing Co. ..
IV
IVaterwash Hardware
Wean Equipment Corp. ..
XVi1dwood Marine ..
Mlilke Hardware
Williams Music Shop ,
IYi1son K Coltrin Amoco
IVolkov Jewelers .
XYZ
Amacitia Y-Teen
Demeter Y-Teen
Dieneres Y-Teen
Pi-oserpina's Y-Teen
Venus Y-Teen .
Zatko Metal Products ,
301
322
322
302
325
320
298
316
328
316
306
323
315
322
300
299
339
328
314
326
309
306
317
306
310
323
303
338
317
323
322
312
328
299
305
300
327
310
324
304
312
324
323
300
336
336
337
336
336
318
224
Haas. Sandra 241
Abbey, Dawn 214
Adamczowski, Mike 214
Adams, Richard 214
Adams, Ronald 214
Aiken, Dennis 214
Albert. Richard 214
Alexander, Joel 126, 127. 214
Aljancic, Andrew 75, 77, 116,
120, 121, 138, 139, 149,214
Allen, John 120,121,214
Allen, Thomas 56, 151. 214
Allsopp, Janet 56, 212, 214
Alter. Richard 215
Amata, Marie 215
Amicarelli, Phyllis 87, 215
Anderson. Birte 215
Anderson, Kenneth 151, 215
Anderson, Ronald 131, 132,
148, 149, 215
Ankuda, Ronald 215
Antonacci, Donald 215
Antonelli, Noel 215
Arko, Thomas 215
Aufdenhaus, Kay 139, 216
Austin, John 216
Avery, Patricia 216
Baber, Bonnie 216
Babnik, Joseph 216
Backus, Linn 216
Bacon, William 134, 216
Bajec, Carol 56, 216
Baker, Bette 216
Baker, Patricia 216
Bakos, Carolynn 216
Bakos, Marylynn 217
Balbuze, Tony 112, 217
Bales, Dave 217
Ball, Douglas 67, 217
Balogh, Dorothy 217
Baltrus, Jim 217
Baltus, Joanne 217
Barresi, Carol 217
Barrick, Andrew 55, 217
Barta, Leslie 217
Bartel, Karen 218
Bateman. Gordon 218
Bates, Gary 218
Bathory, Peter 56, 57, 6O,'120,
Bauer, Diane 218
Baum, Allen 218
Baumert. Dorothy 213, 218
Bayer, George 134. 143, 218
Bayer, Jacqueline 218
Becvar, James 56,151,158.218
Bell, Cliff 219
Bell, Robert 219
Belshaw, Robert 150, 219
Bending, Robert 219
Beno, Roger 219
Benso, Patricia 219
Benthimer, Dean 219
Beres, John 219
Bernier, Lorraine 219
Berthold, Gertrude 61. 65.
158, 219
Berus, Ken 220
Berzanske, Frank 220
Bielfelt. Arthur 220
Biondi. Raymond 220
Bizily, Sharon 150. 220
Bizzarri. George 134, 142,
143, 149, 220
Blasius, Gary 220
Blatnik, Linda 220
Blau. Sue 152, 220
Bock, Bill 220
Bodmer, Raymond
Bohinc. Nancy 146, 154, 156,
221
135,221
Boldin, Bill 75, 77, 134, 149, 221
Bondi, Phyllis 221
Bootz, Barbara 54, 221
Borthwick, Heather
Botirius, John 221
Botz, Dorothy 221
Boyd, Susan 154, 221
Boyd, William 152, 221
Boyle, Judith 151, 156. 222
Bracale, Juanita 56, 222
Bradach, Robert 222
139, 221
SENIOR I DEX
Braden, Eric 55, 222
Brady, Dennis 222
Brandenburg, Allan 222
Bratush, Virginia 154, 222
Braund, Linda 84, 222
Brazalovics, James 222
Breed, Tom 222
Brew, Alan 223
Brigden, Robert 151, 223
Brinza, Barbara 223
Brooks, Carol 223
Brougher, Ed 223
Brown, David 55, 153, 223
Brown, Frederick 148, 223
Brown, Mary 154, 223
Brown, Mary Ann 154,223
Brown, Philippa 140, 141, 223
Brown, Roger 65, 124. 126, 127,
Browning, Judy 59, 144, 156, 224
Buehner, Virginia 224
Burek, Carol 224
Burhenne, Richard 62, 224
Burke, Richard 224
Burlingham, Diane 56. 58, 224
Burns, Joyce 60, 143, 153, 156,
224
Burns, Kathy 87, 89, 91, 224
Busch. Dianne 139, 224
Buscher, Harold 64. 225
Calvin, Sandra 225
Cameron, Ken 225
Campolieti, John 225
Candela. Trudy 225
Candon, Robert 126, 127, 225
Canfield. Gary 61, 139, 226
Cardinale, Ray 226
Carlson, Britta 61, 156, 157,
213, 226
Carlson, Donald 65, 149, 226
Carpenter, Dennis 144. 226
Carroll, Peter 226
Carter, Bruce 227
Carter, Nancy 56, 61, 63. 156.
227
Case, Rodger 227
Cassell, Charlotte 54, 227
Cefaratti, Ralph 227
Cercek, Carol 59, 63, 146, 147,
156, 158, 227
Cermel, Joanne 227
Cesa, Carolyn 227
Cesen, Jacci 227
Cetinich, Nancy Lee 156, 227
Champa, Lou 127, 228
Chapman, David 64, 151, 228
Check, Patrick 127, 228
Check, Paul 228
Chinchar, John 228
Chiofolo. Charles 228
Cimperman, Judith 144. 154,
213, 228
Clark, Ken 228
Clarke. Sheila 228
Clarke, Susan 228
Cochran, Judy 139, 228
Coffeen, Caroline 229
Cohagan, Marilyn 229
Cole, Kathleen 56, 61, 65, 229
Colombi. Clayton 229
Coltrin. Geraldine 60, 154. 229
Conner, Evelyn 229
Connolly, Arthur 230
Cooper, Inez 230
Corbett, Karen 230
Corsaro, Bonnie 230
Cowen, Joel 230
Crawford, James 60, 93, 143,
151, 158, 230
Crennell, Carolynn 55. 56.61.
93,143,156, 231
Currutt, Joan 231
Cutcher, Patricia 231
Daloisio, Norman 231
Dalton, Joan 231
Daugherty, Dan 231
Daugherty, Richard 131, 132,
139, 148, 149, 151, 231
David, Mary 231
Day, Robert 231
De Angelis, Joanne 150,231
De Marco, Don 139, 140,232
De Roth, Sally 154, 232
De Victor. James 232
De Wolf, James 127.232
Debevie, Matthew 232
Deertz, Barbara 144. 150, 232
Delsanter, Dennis 70, 71, 134,
149, 232
Demian,Je1l 151,232
Dennis, Lloyd 70, 71, 134, 149,
151, 232
Di Franco, Camelle 232
Dodds, Bill 233
Dolan, Ted 134, 233
Dolenc, Joanne 83,233
Domin, Roger 233
Donaldson, Terry 233
Dondrea, Donald 134, 233
Downing, Judith 154,234
Dreifort, Diane 93. 152, 154,234
Drcis, Robert 150. 234
Dreyer, Diane 234
Ducca, Ronald 234
Du Rose, Barbara 234
Duty, Patricia 144, 156,234
Eddy, Karen 83, 87, 135. 212,
234
Eisenberg, Carl 56, 153,234
Elliott, De Ronda 56, 60, 63,
65, 156, 158,234
Everett. Steve 75, 77, 235
Fabec. Tony 235
Farrill. Diane 56, 151, 153,
156, l58,'235
Fedor. Mary Ann 60, 143. 235
Fields. Cornelius 120, 121, 151,
235
Fifolt. Jacqueline '235
Fleck, Betty 235
Fleshin, Sam 235
Forsberg. Connie 55. 150. 235
Forstner. Gerald 56, 65. 149.
151, 235
Fowler, Joan 236
Fox, Bonnie 82, 83, 146, 158,
213. 236
Fox, Pat 154,236
Frain. Mary 236
Franklin. Betty 236
Frazee. Lowell 70, 71, 134. 236
Fried. Cathy 236
Friga, Elaine 236
Fross, Ralph 138, 139,236
Frye, William 127. 149. 150,236
Gainar, Kenneth 237
Gajda.Gerri 237
Gargetic, Mary 237
Garland. Kathleen 143, 148.
156. 237
Garris, Anna 56,237
Garrison, Judith 237
Gaster. Jr.. Orville 237
Gault. Sally 56. 146, 153, 158.
237
Geddes, Alfred 237
Gent, Carrel 55. 237
Gerl, Nancy 58, 62, 63. 143,
146, 156, 238
Germano. Robert
Gerzeny.Judy 238
Gesdorf. Don 238
Gianasi. Mary' 139. 140. 141.
152, 153, 238
Gibson, Geraldine 83. 139. 156.
238
Giordano. Michael 238
Globokar.James 238
Glubaskas, Carol 143, 146. 156.
238
150. 238
Goellner, Leonard 238
Golob. Edward 239
Goloboff. Judith 239
Gonso. Fred 58. 62. 63. 138.
139, 239
Goodrich, Diana 239
Gortz. 'lom 65. 75. 77. 149. 319
Goryanes, Paulette I-1. 144. 239
Gould. Janet 154. 239
Gozelineliicl..Wanda 239
Graafnieyer. Richard '5. ". 239
Granibergflary 239
only. nan TS. 'T 121. mf.. 240
Grillin. Richard 56. 151. 240
Grigas, Donna 154. 240
Grill. Nancy 240
Grisdale. Huh 240
Groonis. Stan 240
Grotenrath. .lean 240
Gruden. Stanley 139. 240
Grugel. Karen 154. 240
Gubanc. Robert 240
Gwinn. Rosemary 151.241
Hale. Bonnie 139. 148. 241
Hall. David 241
Hall. Patricia 139. 241
Hammink. Joan , 241
Hammink. Judith 241
Hammond. Donald 241
Hammond. Grace 154. 241
Hans. Albertine 241
Hansen. Larry' 242
Harper. Dave 242
Hayes. Wayne 140.242
Haynes. Karen 62. 65, 24-
Hays. Karen 154. 242
Heidnik. Gayle 242
Hendershot. Nancy 242
Henry. Richard 242
Hensel. Paul 242
Herbst. Charles 75. ". 242
Hicks. Robert 149. 242
Hill. Susan 59. 150. 153. 154.
156 243
'v
Hlabse. Rosemarie 243
Hlabse. Shirlee 243
Hocevar. Alan 151. 243
Hoccvar. William 243
Hoffmeyer. Gloria 243
Holland. James 243
Holland. Margaret 243
Holmes. Sharon 243
Homer. Darlene 139. 243
Hopkins. Cornell 139. 148. 244
Horter. Byron 244
Horton. William 244
Houck. Kathryn 154. 156. 244
Hoykar. Diane 150, 154, 244
Hudec. Gerald 121. 149.244
Hudson. Kay 244
Humphrey. Roberta 55. 151.
152. 158. 244
Huncharek. John 244
Hunt. William 212. 244
Huszar. Donna 83. 146. 245
Hyne. Don 75. ". 86. 89. 121.
134. 149. 212. 245
lacofano, Darlene 245
lafelice. Barbara 245
lafelice. Sandra 245
Imbry. Janice 245
Jackson. Gail 154. 156. 245
Jacobs. Pollyanna 60. 65. 153.
245
Jakopic. Linda 245
James. Margaret 65. 84. 87. 90.
158. 245
Janitz. William 'l. 134.246
Jenkins. Jennifer 143. 246
Jerie. Patricia 56. 246
Johnson. Linda 140, 141. 151.
153. 154. 156. 246
Jones. Dale 70. '1. 134. 139.
149. 246
Jones. Leslie 55.246
Jordan. Nlary' 150. 246
Kalinowski. Kenneth 75.
134. 149. 246
Kapel. Angie 246
Kapley. Janice 246
Kardell. Loretta 24
Katona. Donna 24'
Katosic. Elaine 150. 24'
Kelley. Barbara 247
343
Kellner, Michael 64, 134, 247
Kelly,
Carolyn 152, 154, 247
Kempke, Bonnie 247
Kenyon, Joe 55, 93, 152,247
Kern, Barb 247
King, Katherine 60, 62, 158, 247
Kinzie, Sharyn 48, 56, 248
Kish, Theresa 143, 248
Klemencic, Jeff 150, 248
Klich, Alice 248
Klima Virginia 65, 83. 139.
156. 248
Knaus, Bonnie 248
Knaus, Dennis 70, 71. 131, 132,
148, 149, 248
Knaus, James 248
Knop,
Knox,
Vickie 248
Bruce 70, 71, 134, 138,
139, 149, 248
Kokotec, Patricia 249
Kolman, Allen 249
Kolthoff. Betty 56, 249
Komara, Marcelle 249
Komyati, Barbara 249
Kos, James 131,132,133,149.
249
Koskinen, Dale 139, 249
Kostelic, Lois 249
Kovach, Patricia 148, 249
Kovach, Penny 249
Kozak, Robert 250
Kraft.
Barbara 250
Krall, Carole 250
Kramer, Phyllis 250
Krapenc, Terry 250
Kraska, Larry 250
Krause, Judith 139, 143,250
Kreit, Janice 62, 93. 144, 156,
250
Krieger, Margaret 60, 250
Krince. Timothy 250
Kristoff, Alice 251
Krueger. Thomas 56, 131, 132.
139,
148. 251
Krulich, Ronald 149. 213, 251
Kuchera, John 127. 251
Kuthe, Carolyn 144. 150, 156,
251
K tle
Garnett 150 251
Y , - . 1.
Kytle, Weldon 70. 71. 120. 121
251
LaPorte, Sharon 252
Lamb,
William 251
Lanese, John 144, 251
Lang. Jerry 251
Langmeyer, Dian 143, 252
Larkin, David 252
Larsen, Judy 252
Lash, Barbara 252
Lash, Elmer 93, 252
Laurin, Betsy 150, 154, 252
Lazar,
Leidy.
Rich 252
Robert 252
Lemmons, Bettie 252
Lenarsic, Loretta 253
Leo, Juanita 253
Leonhardt, Mary 253
Leske,
Lewis,
Eddie 144,253
James 253
Lewis, Richard 55, 253
Lewis, Roger 253
Lewis, Sue 56, 144,253
Lid, Maryann 253
Lindquist, Connie 139, 146,
156,
253
Lipnicki, Carol 254
Lisch, Christine 146, 156, 254
Lockard, Edward 254
Locker, Noreen 150, 153, 254
Loncala, Janet 154, 254
Lucci, Anthony 70, 71, 89, 134,
149,
234
Lucci, Donna 254
Luckay, Norman 254
Ludwig. Elvira 254
Luikart. Harry 134, 254
Lynch, Wanda 150, 255
MacEwen, Roger 255
MacQuarrie, Nancy 255
Mace,
Carol 139,151, 255
Madden, Margaret 255
Magalenga, Patricia 83, 84,
143, 255
344
Mahany. Cynthia 58,63, 150.
156, 213, 255
Mahne, Mary Jane 148,255
Maloney, Mike 255
Malovic, Steve 255
Mandel, Audrey 255
Maneri, Tom 256
Mangus, Raymond 256
Manheim, Harold 149, 151,256
Mann, Maureen 62, 154, 156,
256
Maresh, James 56,58,151,153,
158,256
Margalis, Patricia 154, 256
Marino, Libby 60, 83, 144,
156, 158, 256
Markley, Robert 149, 151, 213.
256
Maroff, Pearl 154, 156,256
Marolt, Joan 148,256
Marolt, John 257
Martin, Patrick 257
Martucci, Naomi 143, 154,257
Martz, Frank 257
Marzi. Richard 257
Mason, Bruce 75, 77, 149, 257
Mason, Pete 85, 257
Massella, Carole 56, 257
Mateyka, Lois 139, 141, 146.
257
Matko, Allan 64, 76, 77, 149,
257
Matlock, Philip 258
Mayerhofer, Jerome 258
Maynard, Kathryn 154, 258
McGill, Sandra 258
McGlynn, Carolin 258
McGregor, Linda 258
Mcllrath, Linda 93, 144, 258
McKnight, Betsey 258
McLeod, Dennis 120, 121, 258
McMahon, Kathleen 60, 158.
258
McVetta, Rosemary 259
Medved, Louis 259
Medved, Sue Ann 259
Medves, Lucille 259
Merhar, Richard 259
Mersek, David 259
Messina, Barbara 259
Mestrovich, Kenwood 64, 93,
153, 259
Meyers, William 259
Mihelic, Kathy 259
Milenock, Joan 150, 154, 260
Millavec, Margot 260
Miller, Blair 260
Miller, Esther 150, 260
Miller, Marjorie 260
Minello, Marlene 260
Mitchel, Madeline 65, 138, 139,
141, 150, 260
Moenich, Carol 154, 260
Mog, Dave 139,151,260
Mog, Richard 260
Mooney, Albert 261
Morris, Robert 54, 261
Morse, Bernadette 154, 261
Moser, Beverli 261
Moss, Robert 261
Mramor, Diane 261
Muir, Joanne
Mulvihill, Judy 261
Munz, Lawrence 261
Mushinko, Peter 65, 76, 77, 86,
149,158,161,261
Myers, Carole 262
Myles, Dorothy 262
Nainiger, Rudolph 262
Nelson, Katherine 262
Nelson, Marihelyn 61, 62, 139,
140, 141, 262
Nelson, Willard 131, 132, 148,
149, 262
Nelson, William 262
Nemerovsky, Patricia 154, 262
Nenadal, Dorothy 154, 262
Neumore, David 93, 144, 151,
263
Nick, Jeanette 263
Nieberding, Dolores 263
Novak, Barbara 263
Novak, Donald 139, 151,263
Novak, Karen 263
Novak, Lou Ann 139, 144, 150,
263
Novosel, Louella 263
Nowacek, George 56, 60, 65, 76,
77, 80,142, 143, 149,158, 263
O'Connor, Thomas 263
O'Hara, Dennis 264
O'Neil1, Mary M 213, 264
Oberstar, Jerome 264
Ohlrich, Jo Ann 156, 264
Okorn, Gary 143, 264
Ola, Brenda 154, 264
Oleksy, Janet 154. 264
Omahen, Patricia 264
Omanski, Barbara 264
Osredkar, Francine 56, 264
Ott, Robert 264
Ott, Susan 265
Overman, Mary 59, 144, 265
Palisin, Madelyn 154, 265
Palmer, Nancy 265
Palmer, Nancy 265
Papp. Elaine 265
Parziale, Richard 266
Pasquale, Mathew 64, 266
Patrick, Gary 266
Patrick, Ronald 76, 77, 149, 266
Patrycy, Carol 266
Patterson, Judie 154, 266
Pecjak, Linda 150, 154, 266
Pekol, Albert 134, 266
Perris, Patricia 266
Perry, Richard 134, 151, 266
Peterka, Marlene 267
Peterlin, Peggy 154, 267
Peters, Susan 148, 267
Petersen, Donna 60, 143, 267
Peterson, Don 142, 143, 268
Peterson, Karen 56, 64, 144,
154, 268
Petro, Ronald 142, 143, 268
Petrovic, Patricia 144, 213, 268
Pickering, Judith 213, 268
Pickett, Edna 268
Pierce, Carolyn 64, 93, 152,
153, 156, 268
Pinto. Elaine 268
Piper. William 127, 268
Pirman, Jackie 268
Pirman, Sandy 268
Pitingolo, Marian 268
Plesnicar, David 139, 140, 141,
269
Plestis, Elinor 269
Plummer, Richard 269
Pohto, Marcia 58, 62, 63, 158,
269
Polo, Duane 144, 213, 269
Posatiere, Ross 269
Powers, Diane 56, 270
Poyser, Mary Jane 64, 150, 151,
270
Poznik, Lorna 270
Presley, Ned 139, 270
Prince, Lawrence 270
Prostor, Carol 270
Prudish, Diane 143, 154, 270
Przybys, John 270
Quinn, Mike 270
Rakas, Irene 144, 156, 270
Randolph, Leiotte 271
Rayner, Thomas 271
Rechner, Mary Ann 271
Reitenbach, Jan 271
Reiter, Barbara 62, 271
Relyea, Patricia 82, 83, 87, 271
Ress, Karen 143, 272
Ricket, William 89, 148, 149,
151, 272
Riebe, Bernadette 154, 272
Riebe, Dawn 151, 154, 156,272
Ringenbach, Richard 152, 272
Rini, Rosemarie 272
Riser, Judy 272
Risher, Bill 56, 127, 272
Roberts, Bill 150, 272
Rodd, Sherry 139, 272
Rode. Patricia 273
Rogosch, Robert 149, 273
Rohrer, Carol 154, 273
Rose, Dennis 273
Rosen, Don 273
Rossi, Joanne 273
Rossodivita, Joyce 274
Rowell, Sue 274
Rusicka, Steve 274
Rusk, Lorene 274
Ruszkay, Jeraldine 274
Ruszkay, Johanna 274
Rutsky, Barb 274
Ruven, Jeff 274
Ryan, Patricia 151, 153, 274
Ryan, III, Ralph 274
Ryder, Janet 275
Sabula, Tim 275
Samsa, Marilyn 150, 275
Samson. June 275
Saniga, Bob 275
Sawyer, Tom 275
Schaab, Kenneth 64, 275
Schaffner,Marcalin'e 275
Scheer, Charles 151, 275
Schlarb. Pat 62, 275
Schlegel, Charles 76, 77, 89, 126
127, 276
Schroeder, Mary Jean
Schuler, Jean 154, 156, 276
Schulz, Rosemarie 139, 276
Schulze, John 143, 151, 276
Sclgugnacher, Patricia 61, 153,
156, 276
Schwegler, Jane 59, 63, 143,
146, 158. 276
Sciranko, Alan 27 6
Seamon, Robert 276
Seman, James 276
Semick, Dennis 139, 277
Serra, Giovanni 277
Serwatka, Janet 154, 277
Sestak, Peggy 277
Sever, James 277
Shannon, Rita 154, 277
Sharp, Priscilla 154, 156, 277
Shea, Sue 144, 277
Sheehan, Dave 277
Shelley, Sandra 154, 277
Shemkunas, Philip 278
Shrewsbury, Bonnie 139, 148,
158, 278
Shurilla, Charlotte 61, 156, 278
Singiser, Catherine 278
Sippola, Warner 76, 77, 149, 278
Sivec, Antonia 278
Skeivis, Marilynn 56, 154, 278
Skranc, Sandra 278
Slayton, Raymond 134, 149, 278
Smith, Allen 278
Smith, Carol 279
Smith, Sally 93, 143, 156,279
Smith, Shirley 279
Smith, Thomas 77, 127, 149,279
Smolik, Ralph 279
Snow, Kay 93, 144, 279
Snyder, Donna 154, 279
Snyder, Robert 279
Snyder, Rosemary 156, 279
Sobe, Lawrence 279
Soeder, Gordon 93, 134, 142,
149, 151, 280
Soeder, Richard 280
Solanics, Jerry 93, 144, 280
Somrak, Larry 280
Sorchy, Susan 59, 146, 147, 153,
280
Spencer, Roger 280
Spencer, Sally 56, 58, 63, 158,
280
Spoonamore, Susan 280
St John, Phyllis 150, 280
Stakich, Sharon 280
Stankiewicz, Alyce 281
Stanton, Sharon 281
Stanwick, Alex 281
Starman, Gail 281
Stegh, Gerald 281
Stegh, Ronald 281
Stein. Judy 62, 151,156,281
Steinmetz, Jacquelyn 281
Steranka, Sandra 56, 58, 153,
154, 281
Stevens, Karen 56, 65, 281
Stevenson, Robert 151, 282
Stewart, Mary 282
Stokes, Harry 282
Strachan, Joanne 282
Strausbaugh, Joan 64, 282
s
Strazier, Ray 232 Beers W1 ne 164 Creveling, Nancy 56, 167
Strnad, Judy 282
Strnisha, Carole 282
Strong, Sheryl 282
Struna, Jim 76, 77, 134, 149,282
Stucki, Daniel 283
Stupar, Judith 283
Substelny, Eleanor 154, 283
Sulak, Patricia 154, 283
Summers, Mary 84, 87, 144,
146, 158, 283
Susman, Marilyn 283
Susnis, Mel 283
Sustarsic, Dale 283
Sugpglgin, Susan 56. 142, 143. 146,
Swartz, Dennis 283
Swensen, Lynne 154, 284
Szabo, James 284
Thomas, Carol 154, 156, 285
Thomas, James 76, 77, 285
Thompson, Judith 285
Thompson, Patricia 56, 285
Ticchione, Anthony 285
Tiffany, George 285
Tilly, Sharon 150, 154, 285
Tilton, Robert 286
Tisovec, Richard 286
Tolar, Betsy 56, 63, 142, 143,
153, 156, 158,286
Toll, John 286
Tomino, Delphine 286
Tomle, A1 286
Tomsich, Rudy, 64, 134, 286
Tomsic, Lenore 286
Tontsch, Linda 286
Torok, Donna 286
Torter, Kathryn 148, 287
Truden, Marilyn 287
Tucceri, Loretta 83, 287
Tuhacek, Mary Alice 140, 150
154, 156, 287
Turk, John 138, 139, 153,287
Tutolo, Phillip 287
Takacs, Carol 61, 153, 156,284
Tannehill, Jo Ann 284
Tanno, Tressa 284
Tarantino, Don 284
Taylor, Coleman 70, 71, 134,
149, 284
Tekavic, Joe 284
Tentler, Diane 284
Tercek, Tom 284
Terrant, Frank 85, 285
Tewell, Thomas 139, 285
Theis, Susan 143, 285
Uncapher, Esther 287
Unterberger, Dolores 144, 150,
154, 287
Urbancic, Arlene 61, 288
Urguhart, Don 64, 134, 149, 288
Urick, Barbara 288
Vadnal, Jon 60, 142, 143, 151,
288
Valduga, Loretta 288
Vicic, Frances 154, 288
Vidmar, Diane 288
Vincent, Marilyn 60, 93, 142,
143, 161, 288
Violanti, Lois 143, 150, 288
Violett, Joan 288
Voss, Robert 289
Vozar, Ray 150, 289
Wanchik, Kathleen 56, 61, 146,
158, 289
Ware, Joan 55, 152, 154, 213,
289
Weatherly, Gayle 87, 289
Weir, Pamela 152, 289
Weiss, Denis 289
Wellington, Linda 150, 154,
156, 289
Werley, Carol 143, 289
Wheaton, Karen 289
Wheeler, Linda 150, 289
White, Carolyn 144, 289
Wicai, Neil 61, 290
Wiles, Audrey 290
Wilkinson, Nancy 290
Will, Paula 290
Williams, Kathleen 290
Williams, Laura 290
Wilson, Agnes 151, 290
Winkler, Alan 290
Wlodarski, Pauline 290
Wolons, Mary 290
Wonnacott, James 138, 139,
141, 151, 290
Wood, John 291
Wood, Richard 291
Wright, Sharon 291
Wymer, Rita 291
Yanchar, John 291
Yates, Stewart 291
Yednock, Richard 291
Yert, Donald 76, 77, 149, 291
Yopko, Connie 154, 291
York, Myra 213, 291
Zadravec, Loretta 292
Zafftro, Betty 292
Zagar, Mary 292
Zagore, Bob 292
Zakacs, Sharon 292
Zakrajsek, Emmaline
154, 292
Zakraysek, Jean 64, 156, 292
Zalar, Frank 292
Zarr, Joanne 292
Zeitz, Carol 56, 154, 156,292
Zgonc, Frank 293
Zgonc, Robert 151, 293
Zilke, Carl 293
Znidarsic, Carol 146, 156, 293
Znidarsic, Donna 142, 143, 293
Zusy, James 293
IU IOR 1 DEX
Adamczewski, Richard 163
Adams, Bonnie 155, 157
Adler, Bonnie 155, 163
Aiken, David 163
Albertone, Connie 163
Albrecht, Dean 154, 157, 162,
163
Allen, Jane 59, 155, 163
Allen, June 84, 163
Allen, Steven 71
Alves, Bruce 163
Ambrose, Donna 59, 144, 146,
147,151, 156,157,163
Ames, Lorie 155
Anderson, Barbara 163
Anderson, Elbert 163
Anderson, Kathleen 163
Anderson, Suanne 163
140
Andrulis, Dave 121. 163
Angene, Ned 127, 163
Armstrong, Roberta 148
Arnold, Nancy 163
Aufdenhaus, Janis 139, 163
Auten, Howard 163
Bagocius, Alice 163
Bailey, Barbara 155, 164
Baker, James 164
Baker, Tom 56, 149. 163
Balash, Leonard 172
Balch, James 127, 134, 139. 163
Balch, Jerry 139
Ball, Pat 163
Banko, Patricia 139, 150, 164
Barber, Margaret 139, 164
Barbic, Janet 164
Barnes, Jane 151, 164
Baron, Ron 164
Barta, Steven 55, 164
Bartos, Jon 121, 164
Batt, Barb 164
Bauer, Carla 164
Bauer, Karen 162, 164
Beck,,Nancy 157, 164
Bednar, George 163
Beeke, Barbara 164
Beers, James 164
., ty
Begalke, Kenneth 164
Benedetto, Patricia 56, 139. 140.
146, 157. 164
Bengston. John 176
Benner, Judy 144. 164
Bentley, Fredda 93, 144. 176
Beres, Jim 71, 164
Berger. Linda 157. 176
Berk, Sheldon 77, 164
Berndt. Keith 164
Berntson, Linnea 56, 146. 155.
176
Beutell, Joanne 139. 156. 157.
176
Beverick, Susan 144. 176
Beyerle, Donna 155. 176
Billcr, Warren 77. 134, 149. 164
Black. John 164
Blakeley, Bruce 164. 176
Blattau. Donna 176
Blattau, Robert 176
Bodnar, Patricia 166
Boomer. Frances 176
Bootz. Richard 176
Boyd. Glen 163
Boyton. William
Bozick, Patricia
Braidic. George 64
Braidich. Eileen
Brandt, Carl 176
Braunlich, Kenneth 176
Brennan. Patricia 83. 165
Brewster. Leon 93, 176
Bright. Robert 71, 134. 176
Brodnik, Douglas 166
Brougher. June 165
Brown, Alan 176
Brown, Brenda 151. 162. 165
Buchholz. Evelyn 143, 165
Buco, Marcella 180
Buda, Kenneth 153. 162. 176
Budic. Marilyn 167
Burford. Patricia 148, 165
Buynak, Beverly 179
Bybee, Carol 144, 165
Byron. Eleanor 165
Bystricky, Richard 176
143, 176
134, 176
165,176
Cadwallader, Carol 155, 165
Calavitta, Patricia 165
Caldwell, Douglas 54, 176
Cameron. Phyllis 166
Campana, Jr.. John 77, 121, 139,
176
Carlson. Elizabeth 155. 157. 166
Carpenter, Edward 77, 165
Carroccio. Pat 166
Casey, Patricia 166
Cebular, Thomas 134, 165
Cefaratti. Louie 165
Cergol. Raymond 165
Cermelj, Janet 166
Cetinsky, Carol 151. 166
Chalfant, Linda 62, 153, 156,
164
Chandler, David 177
Chiarello, Maxine 166
Chicone, Bob 165
Chinchar. Joe 165
Cibbs. Caren 155.166
Cimbalos, Ellen 166
Cipollo. Donald 134, 165
Clark, Walt 165
Clemence, Vincent 165
Colbow, Dave 77. 121, 165
Colledge, Sylvia 166
Collier. Kathy 83, 162, 166
Collingwood. James 56. 131, 165
Collins, Dale 54. 62, 165
Collins, Marie 157, 167
Consla, Barbara 180
Constantine, Richard 71, 127,
139, 165
Coode, Nancy 167
Cook, Jeff 175
Cooper, Tim 166
Cordray. Harriet 167
Cornwell, Robert 166
Coros, Kathleen 143, 146, 163,
177
Corrao, Frank 166
Couch. Mary 167
Crabtree. Roy 179
Cradis, Charlene 143, 155, 167
Crone, Chester 134, 139. 1-19,
166
Cruder, Mary 167
Cunningham, Donna 163
Cfuthbertson, Linda 165
Cvetkovic, Diane 155, 166
Daear. Richard 131. 166
Danch, Judy 144. 167
Dane, Michael 127. 166
Daugherty, Donald 168
Daugherty, Rebecca 144
Davis, Randall 55, 166
Davis, Tom 116,121,166
DeWitt, Carol 168
Debeljak. Helen 167
Decker. Dean 166
Deister, Donna 148, 168
Delac. Nancy 146, 168
Delly, Eileen 155, 167
Dever. Paul 131, 166
DiBiasio, Sharon 143. 168
DiPuccio, Anita 168
Dickey. Patrick 93. 153
Dinishak, Barbara 151. 168
Dixon, William 127, 166
Dragolic, Jean 54, 55. 162. 168
Dreifort, Patricia 168
Drenik, Arlene 168
Drotos, Mike 166
Drummond. Dennis 48, 127. 166
Ducca. Joanne 155. 168
Dynes. Richard 170
Eastabrooks, Colleen 14-1. 168
Eddy, Elane 168
Eeckhout. Jean 169
Ehas, Donald 71, 127, 149. 167
Eidenier. Bob 139, 167
Elder. Dennis 167
Elieker. William 167
Emerson, Timothy 167
Engelbrecht, Karen 173. 176
Erjavec, Lynn 144, 155, 168
Estanich. Fred 167
Estvanko, Robert 167
Evans, Brenda 157, 168
Evans, James 123. 167
Evans, Joan 168
Evans, John 167
Faber, Betty 168
Fairchild, Linda 168
Farwick. Gregg 139. 167
Feith. William 131. 151. 167
Filipovic. Mike 172
Fink. William 168. 170
Fiorelli, Roger 168
Fitzgerald. Jim 168
Flaler, Pamela 146, 155, 168
Focht, John 168
Fogel. Eileen 168
Forker. Jetl 77,1-13.151
Fortuna, Anthony 168
Foust, Jerry 56. 168
Fowler, George 77, 127. 168
Fox. Richard 179
Foxall. Robert 139, 168
Fraedrich. Dick 168
Francis, Mike 77. 168
Francis. Ralph 71. 134. 168
Francis. Jr.. Evan 70, 71, 149.
151. 168
Freed, Curt 56. 58, 62.151. 168
Frownfelter. Craig 168
Frye.. Jerry 168
Fuchs. Rudy 168
Fuller. Elaine 56. 168
Furth, Glenn 127. 168
Gadus. Susan 180
Gallo. Geraldine 168
Gardner. Judy 168
Garzone. Tom 168
Gaylon. Rosalind 169
Gebe, Steve 77, 127. 168
Geddes, Dan 45.71, 144, 149.
152, 168
Geisler, Beverly 169
Gerson, Terry 168
Gerwin, Dave 168
Gessic. Jim 77
345
Gezann, Gary 139, 168
Gibb, William 121, 168
Gibson, James 168
Gibson. Shirley 59, 155, 157,
169
Ginsburg, Jill 157, 169
Giordano, Carole 169
Girod. Lenny 64
Glenn, Don 169
Glenn, Mary 55, 146, 151, 157.
163, 169
Gliebe, Joseph 139. 169
Gorsha, Darlene 169
Gorsha. Gary 134, 169
Gotthalf, Jane 169
Graus. Robert 134. 149. 169
Grdanc, Frank 179
Green, Jean 155, 169
Green, Linda 144, 169
Gregurich, Sharon 169
Grisez, Frank 169
Gualtier, Richard 169
Guentzler, David 169
Guess, Linda 163
Gugliotta, Barbara 169
Gurko, Frank 169
Guth, Margaret 144, 169
Guy. Trevor 56, 169
Habe, John 169
Habian, David 55, 169
Hach, Art 169
Hacker, Carole 153, 155, 157,
169
Hadfield, Frank 93, 134, 143
Hager. Gary 77, 169
Hahs, Carol 171
Halbedel, Karen 143, 171
Halloran, Judith 148, 171
Hamilton, Carol 171
Hamilton, Vera 171
Hanes. Frank 71, 134, 139. 149,
171
Hanslik. Richard 171
Harding, Nancy 83, 146, 157,
171
Harper, Joan 56, 155, 156, 157,
171
Hartman, John 64, 171
Harwood, Betsey 143, 171
Hayes, Gerald 180
Hayes, Joan 171
Hayes, Patricia 171
Haytas, Bonnie 171
Heaps, Roger 171
Heasley, Tom 171
Heil. Gayle 140
Heise, Linda 171
Helm, Rose 155, 171
Henderson, Gregory 64. 171
Henry. Diana 171
Herman, Diane 177
Hever, Darlene 171
Hicks. Hermine 171
Hill, Judith 171
Hocevar, Bonita 171
Hodkcy, Edward 173
Holtz. Carolyn 171
Holwick, Bob 171
Horn, Raymond 176
Horton. Alice 171
Hottois. Mary 171
Hovancsek. Donald 171
Hribar, Allan 55. 171
Hudock, Janet 171
Huebner, Gregory 131. 171
Humphries. William 171
Hunston, Donna 84, 87, 171
Hunt, Carole 171
Hunter. Keith 171
Iacofano. John 171
llg, Ron 171
Irtenkauf, Gene 168
Ivec, Ronald 171
Ivec, Stanley 168
Jackson, Patrick 59, 71, 134,
149, 163, 171
Jagodnik. Anthony 171
James, John 77, 127, 171
Janis. Andy 165
Jankovich, Carmela 171
Jankovich, Madge 166
346
Jarc, Eileen 148, 171
Jaroscak, Bernard 171
Jaunsis, Sandra 171
Jenkins, Evan 143, 171
Jenney. Stephen 93, 171
Jerabek, Linda 143, 172
Jerele, James 71,134, 149, 171
Jeric, Judi 166
Jerriek, Nancy 166
Johnson, Barbara 164
Johnson, Philip 171
Jones. David 56, 72, 77, 121,
149, 171
Jones, Gerran 171
Kadun, Joan 148, 172
Kaleal, John 71, 175
Kapke, Mike 135, 150, 171
Kapla, Jerome 171
Kapudja, Sandy 172
Karabinus, Phillip 171
Kardell, Therese 172
Karich, Rudolph 135
Karlovec. Robert 171
Kavon, Gerald 172
Kelember, Sharon 172
Kellas, Sue 170
Kelly. Bob 172
Kevern. Terry 172
Keyerleber, Philip 77, 179
Kirchoff, Melvin 173
Kish. Barbara 144, 157, 170
Kish, Lois 62. 144, 155, 170
Kish, Rose 170
Kitko, Paulette 170
Klauga, Jewell 155, 167
Klein, Jeraldine 170
Klotzbach, Susan 143, 146, 170
Knack, Lucinda 166
Knaus, Diane 144. 170
Knaus, Robert 172
Kneale, Jack 56, 162, 172
Kocell. Steve 172
Kochevar, Fred 172
Kodrich, John 172
Kogan, Gloria 170
Kolman, Geraldine 170
Komraus, Lynn 170
Kopach. Bonnie 170
Korda. Sue 148, 170
Kosher. Carole 151. 157, 170
Kostick, Robert 170
Kotzmann. Charleen 166
Koucky. Arlene 170
Kovach, James 56, 127, 170
Koval. Dick 170
Kozar, Mary Jane 170
Kozlevcar, Yvonne 151, 155, 170
Kramer, Terrance 170
Kranich. Bill 170
Krauss, Theodore 59, 134. 149,
170
Krieger, Judith 173
Krome, Helen 155. 173
Krotine. Gene 172
Krueger. Mary Jane 148
Krull, Gary 168
Kurti. Joseph 121. 170
LaBant, Madeline 173
LaFol1ette. Dennis 167
Lamos. Grant 170
Lane. Linda 151. 173
Lanese. Anita 173
Laub, Edna 173
Laudenbach. Stephen 170
Laurenson. William 55, 170
Lausin, Carol 173
Lauter, Neil 77, 143, 151, 162
Leber. Robert 170
Leduc. Blake 180
Lefevre, Nancy 176
Lehman, Judith 173
Leimbach, Richard 180
Leininger. Thomas 131, 148. 173
Lenarsic, Anita 173
Lengel, Lawrence 173
Leporati, Janice 155. 173
Leutbecher, Adelbert 56, 162.
173
Leybeck, Linda 93, 144. 173
Liggett, Laurence 139, 141
Lilley, Dave 131.139, 143, 173
Lindner, Robert 173
Lindquist, Beverly 155, 173
Link, Betty 173
Linsley, B. 165
Logan, Karen 56, 151, 157, 173
Loncala, Joyce 173
Lonchar, Dick 77, 149, 173
Long, Larry 64, 173
Lube, Joan 143, 156, 157, 173
Lucas, Wendy 151, 157. 173
Ludwick, John 173
Lytle, Linda 173
MacQuarrie, George 93. 123,
180
Macy, Judy 155,173
Madda, Gloria 155, 173
Madey, Beverly 151, 173
Maher, Penelope 173
Maizel, Marcia 56. 166
Malaney. James
Malaney. Tom 163
Malaney. Marianne 173
Malchow, Kenneth 71. 173
Marett, Craig 173
Markatos, John 173
Markert, Cynthia 173
Marsh. Tom 176
Marsh, Jack 173
Martin, Charles 173
Marlon. William 131, 173
Maskunas, Peter 77,173
Mathson,Gaynel1 144, 153, 174
Matlock, Ellen 155
Mattis, Delores 174
Matzelle, John 173
Mauceri, Frank 173
Maver, Frank 179
May. Ron 166
Mayer. Henry 162, 173
McCreight, George 180
McCulloch, Ray 180
McDerment, Marlene 155, 173
McGowan. Dave 173
McPeek, Tom 144, 173
McPherson. Marcia 157, 173
Medlen, Norman 135, 173
Mekedis, Doris 155, 157. 174
Mervar. Robert 139. 173
Mervis. Robert 139, 164
Mesojedec, Nancy 174
Mickshaw. Jr., Eddie 173
Middlebrook. Sara 62, 142, 143,
174
Middleton. David 173
Middleton, Mary 59, 155, 157.
174
Miklavcic, Elizabeth 174
Miklavcic. Ron 179
Mikovic. Ronald 173
Milavec, Barbara 174
Millar. Heather 148. 174
Miller, Bonnie 174
Miller, Judy 174
Miller, Ronald 173
Milmont, Diane 174
Mirosavich, John 54, 173
Mochan. Jim 173
Mock, Don 143. 173
Mohler, Simon 174
Mohoric, Denis 55, 139. 174
Molnar. Bruce 131, 174
Monroe. Deanna 174
Montana. Tim 168
Moore. Bill 174
Morel. Marlene 174
Morkunas, Pete 174
Morris, Jeff 174
Morris. Lee 174
Morrison. Dennis 174
Moss. Gary 174
Motta, Violet 174
Moulis. Thomas 127. 174
Mramor. James 172
Muehleisen. Sue 155, 175
Mueller, Robert 167
Mueller. Susan 155. 157, 175
Muir. Bonna 175
Mullins, Connie 143
Murphy. Ann 175
Murray. Charlotte 175
Musteikis. Dalia 175
Nada, Juanita 56, 83, 87. 90.
146, 175
Neat. Margaret 179
Nebe. Howard 174
Neelon. James 165
Nelson. Charlotte 175
Nelson, Richard 174
Niehaus, William 56, 174
Nobbe, Patricia 175
Nosan. Gloria 87, 155. 163, 175
Novak. Don 71
Novak, Larry 152, 174
Oberstar. Philip 174
Odda, Joseph 152, 153, 175
Ogrin. Andy 180
O'Hara. Timothy 174
Opalk, Donna 179
Orazem, Lawrence 175
Orazen, Edward 77, 126. 127.
149, 175
Orebaugh, Malcolm 175
Ortman. Dennis 175
O'Saben. Eugene 134. 175
Osten, Bonnie 173
Ott. Sherman 175
Owen, Bonnita 175
Page. Lee 175
Pagon. Ron 175
Pajk. Christine 64, 155, 175
Palko. Jean 180
Papp, Lillian 155, 175
Pappas, James 175
Parada. Joe 175
Parker. Fred 175
Paskey. Dennis 175
Patton, William 162. 175
Pavelka. Carolyn 175
Paul. Priscilla 83. 157. 175
Perrotti, Patricia 155, 175
Perz. Linda 175
Petersen, Barbara 143. 175
Petersen. Jerry 71. 143. 148. 175
Petrik, Marlene 56. 175
Petro. John 144. 175
Petrou. Diane 175
Petrovic, Victor 134. 175
Petrovich. Roger 64, 175
Phillips, Carol 175
Phillips, Nancy 175
Picozzi. Don 175
Pike. Janis 144. 155. 157. 175
Pinter. Anne 175
Pisek. Diane 54. 64. 175
Podobnikar. Judy 175
Podwils. Karen 155. 175
Polito. Mercedes 175
Pollutro. Bob 162. 175
Portik. Michael 166
Postle. James 175
Postle. Jeannette 179
Pouss, Sharon 155. 175
Presterl, Judy 180
Prijatelj, Stan 139, 175
Prioreschi, Alice 155, 176
Prokop, Lucy 176
Proudfoot, Jeffrey 175
Pugh, William 45, 93, 175
Puleo, Matt 175
Purtill, Don 175
Ralls, Sarah 144, 155, 176
Randazzo. Madeline 83, 176
Rankin, Thomas 77. 127, 143,
175
Rash, Kathy 176
Raymond, Pat 176
Reba. Carol 155, 176
Reba, Mike 175
Redlin. Keith 175
Reichenbach, Judith 176
Rhoades. Barbara 143, 155, 176
Richards, Patrick 64, 176
Richardson, James 93. 176
Ritchie. Donald 152. 172
Ritz, Bonnie 151, 154, 155, 157,
176
Roberts. Ann 143, 176
Roberts, Beverly 139, 157, 176
Roberts, Jeannette 84, 143. 157
Roberts. Ruth 151
Roman, Rich 176
Romano, Joseph 176
Romisher, Barbara 83
Roschy. Joyce 155, 166
Rose, Henry 144, 176
Rositano. Donna 176
Rote, Patricia 146, 155, 164
Rowles, Chuck 176
Rumohr, Sharon 180
Russ, Bill 176
Sabetti, Michele 144. 155, 164
Sak, Richard 176
Salmick, Lois 153, 155, 164
Samsa, John 176
Sarich, Dennis 56, 176
Sarver, Richard 139, 143
Sawyer, Shirley 180
Sayers. L 180
Sbrocco, Donald 176
Scanlon, Barbara 164
Schaefer, Harry 179
Schafer, James 179
Scheff, Julianne 155, 179
Scheibel, Patricia 155, 164
Schmidt, Dorothea 155, 157, 164
Schmidt, Kathleen 154, 155. 162.
164
Schmitt. Barbara 143, 164
Schneider, Larry 77, 164
Schott, Sherry 77, 83
Schubert. Ronald 64, 164
Schuette, Kathryn 56, 147, 177
Schulz, Dianne 177
Schumer, Wayne 164
Schwarts, Nancy 59, 143, 146,
177
Schwemler, John 164
Scott, Joan 177
Seaman. Ben 164
Sebock, Virginia 176
Seifert, Bonnie 155, 177
Seres, Joan 177
Sernel. Fred 171
Sestak, Vaughn 139, 179
Shannon, Tom 168
Shenkel, Carol 177
Sherry, Robert 169
Shields, Daniel 131, 164
Shinagawa, Alan 54, 164
Shonk, Irene 177
Sikora. Michael 77, 164
Simcic, John 164
Simmons, Kathy 64, 177
Singer, Larry 144, 180
Sippola, Elaine 157, 177
Sirca, Gene 164
Skula, Kenneth 164
Slaybaugh, Jon 164
Smiciklas, Patricia 177
Smith
Charlene 177
Smith? Douglas 164
Smith, Gary 164
Smith, Jacqueline 177
Smolinsky, Mike 166
Smrdel, Steve 177
Snyder, Peggy 178
Soblesky, Joanne 178
Sotka, Ron 177
Sovich, Mary 55, 157, 178
Sowul, Ken 177
Spacagna, Ray
169
Spena, Carol 155, 178
Spencer. Jerry 127, 134, 162,
177
Spenko. Gerald
149, 151, 164
56, 71,134, 139.
Springer, Pat 178
Sprochi, David
177
77, 143, 149, 151
Squire, James 76, 77, 180
Stadler, Richard
164
Sta1Tord,Bi1l 168
Stafford, Ruth 178
Stahler, Sharon
Stamm, Ulli 13
143
1, 177
Stanley, Carol 178
Stanwyck, Sue 56, 144, 155, 178
Starnes, Pat 178
Stasienko, Richard 177
Steich, Thomas 177
Steven, Charles 177
Stevenson, Dan 56, 119, 121,
134, 149, 177
Stone, Beverly 178
Stoneback, John 139, 177
Strah, Rosemary 178
Straub, Elinor 178
Strnad, Frances
Subel, Jack 178
180
Suhar, Judith 144, 178
Sullivan, Eileen
163, 179
55, 56,157.
Sullivan, Judy 179
Sullivan. Nancy 155, 157, 179
Sustersic, Mary 179
Svrga, Barbara 179
Swan, Daniel 178
Syracuse. Rosemary 180
Syracuse, Verna
Szalek, Sharon
179
179
Tannenbaum, Joseph 178
Taylor, Gary 135, 178
Taylor, Rockwell 134, 139, 178
Tekavec, Thomas 134, 179
Tekavic. Bill 56, 178
Telisman, Janice 143, 148, 157,
179
Terranova, Charles 162, 178
Tetrick, Kris
Thomas, Dave 178
Thome, Thomas 180
Tilk, Chuck 134, 178
Tilly, Nancy 179
Tinker, Penelope 56, 57, 93.
144. 146. 179
Tolar, Louis 178
Tomle. Beverly 179
Trauger. John 131, 179
Trentel, Donna 155, 179
Trinite, Charles 168
Trivisonno. Nick 165
Trouten, Jr., Carl 179
Troxell, Sue Anne 179
Tuckerman, Thomas 179
Turk, Bill 179
Turk, Ray 164
Turner, Veronica 180
Tyler, Beverly 180
Tyrrell, Eileen 180
Union. George 179
Unkefer, Ronald 166
Urankar, Patricia 180
Ursini, Sandra 180
Utterback. Saundra 180
Vagasky, Margaret 55, 151,
157, 180
Valentino, William 179
Valince, Barbara 139, 148, 180
Van Tilburg, Frank 139, 179
Vardian, Tony 64, 139, 179
Verh, Robert 179
Vershall, David 180
Vicic, Margaret 180
Virant, Randolph 179
Vitanza, Anthony 179
Vitolo, Marlene 180
Viviano, Kathleen 64, 180
Wallace, Barbara 143, 146, 155,
156, 157, 180
Wallace, Richard 179
Walzer. Diane 180
Ward. Perry 166
Warnke, Linda 155. 157
Warnke, Joan 180
Wasenda, Jim 179
Watkins, Evan 166
Watson. Jean 166
Watt, Ronald 179
Webb, Halle 127, 179
Weeks, Lawrence 64, 180
Weible, Joseph 127, 180
Welch, Sharon 180
Welsh, Joe 166
Wenger, Marilyn 155. 180
Whalen. William 180
Wheeler, Bob 166
Whelan, Dennis 179
Whitehead. John 139, 180
Whiting, James 180
Whittaker, James 131. 180
Wickizer, Richard 180
Wiedemann. Vera 64. 180
Williams. Wayne 180
Wilson, Raymond 180
Wilson, Roland 172
Wiltshire, Elaine 139. 141, 151.
180
Winters, Carole 148, 180
Wither, Susan 180
Wohlgemuth, Walter 180
Woidtke. Roger 180
Wohlgemuth. Walter 180
Woidtke. Roger 180
Wolf, Leslee 180
Wolfenberg. Jon 180
Wolff, Sandra 155, 180
Woodruff, Richard 77, 180
Yabrolf, Bruce 77. 180
Yanchar, Bonita 54. 59, 157.
162, 180
Yanchar, Jacqueline 54, 180
Yane, John 56,93,143, 151,180
Yeray. Stan 180
Yert, Diane 180
Young. Robert 77. 131, 180
Yurkovich. David 180
Yurosko. Mike 180
Zakraysek, Ralph 180
Zavodnik. Mary Helen 180
Zele, Janice 151. 155,180
Zeravica, Ann 180
Zgonc, Carolyne 179
Zielaski. Jack 180
Zielaski. Marge 179
Zimmer. Robert 180
Zimmerman. David 56. 131. 180
Zimmerman, Paula 155. 180
Zoul, Tom 180
Zupancic, Fred 176. 180
Zust, Ken 71.131
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When this book is published and placed in the hands
of the students of Euclid High, I shall say good-by to
the best and most devoted staff ever to take on the job
of producing the Euclidian. True, they're human, and
once in awhile they shirked responsibilities, but a finer
group of people I will never hope to meet and no edi-
tor could want a more loyal, hard-working staff. Each
contributed his individual talents and efforts to the
common cause-the best for 1960-and made the year
memorable to us in his own special way. Each has his
own contribution to the development of our book.
Well, staff, the year which we have anxiously awaited
and planned for so long is now over, and I hope Eu-
clidialz-the work sessions, the parties, the trips, the
problems, the fun-will always remain close to you all.
But here I must mention our friend and sponsor, Mr.
James McCampbell, whose many hours of hard work
and self-sacrifice will not go unrewarded. Mac was
constantly at our side in all phases of planning and
production, while the book remained a staff respon-
sibility, he was always ready with help and advice on
technical problems and was the one who time and
again cheered us up when the going got rough. With-
out him, a special part of our remembrances of this
year would be lost.
A yearbook with as large a circulation as Euclid's
could not be produced by one staff alone, and here I
wish to extend my thanks to all those who made its
production possible, in particular, Mr. Clayton George
and the faithful members of the Euclidian Business
Staff. Well do I remember the nights they spent long
hours after school in an attempt to get the records
straight, and the times they lent us a helping hand
when that deadline just had to be met.
To them and to countless others I offer many
thanks: To Dr. Lester E. Angene, Superintendant of
Schools, and Mr. Clifford G. Owens, Principal, whose
interest and desire to help out in any way was greatly
appreciated, to Mr. Bruce Graham, Assistant Princi-
pal, who juggled his schedule around many times so
that we might carry out our plans in the most conven-
ient way, to Dr. Jerry Bergem and Miss Wilma Gil-
man, deans, who excused us from classes and helped
us in the scheduling of underclass pictures, to Mr. Fred
Vollman who gave us invaluable aid in the planning
and design of our cover and other artwork, to Mr. Don-
ald Rinkes and the Camera Club whose generous aid
was always given cheerfully when camera troubles
arose, and to the members of the custodial staff who
were always friendly and willing to let us in the office
at almost any hour of the day or night when emergen-
cies came up or work had to be done.
Tackling the job of getting every picture called for
in the yearbook is a big one and one which our student
photography staff handled nicely, but much credit must
also be given to Mr. Morey Levine, Mr. Bill Rainin.
and Mr. Joe Gongos of Raimor Studios. They schooled
our photographers in the art of picture taking and
were always ready to print all the pictures we needed
with the finest methods of reproduction possible when
we were pressed for time. I am also grateful for the
services and advice of Mr. Bruce Wilson and Mr. Dan
Mack, our representatives from Wm. J. Keller Inc.,
printers, and Mueller Art Cover Co., respectively.
To these in particular and those who contributed to
our yearbook in any way, I wish to extend deep ap-
preciation. People-without their efforts our book
could not have been produced, without their friend-
ships our year would have no meaning. I sincerely
hope that the 1960 Ezzclidiazi has fulfilled the purpose
for which it was intended, and that it will bring many
years of enjoyment to everyone,
Very Sincerely,
Editor-in-Chief
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