Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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I I ADMINISTRATION AND FACL' LTY 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. 2l ,se xg if-if

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.4,.f1--.4 5 5 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Dr. Lester E. Angene 22 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