Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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if he Big Fr Abvvff Board employees' attempts January swept in with what 'schools on January 1111: and fa-FEW lo beat back the SHOW Pfoved the news media calledthe 12th. Wheizifthey were reopena? unsuccessful as schools were coldest weather of the twentieth rcustodiansx discovered that af was closed for two days. 20 Activities ' Student Life century as blizzards and below- zero temperatures covered the Midwest and pushed into the deep South. The weird weather hit Euclid in the first week of January as a 70 mile an hour wind tore through the area in the wake of a cold front, blowing out several windows in the high school in the process. A combination of i snow, high winds, and below- zero temperatures closed Euclid broken water pipe in a storage A room had damaged seyeral video' tape recorders: s P .- . Another blast of -coldpair the .following weekend produced the coldest day infthe Cleveland area's history as the mercury dipped ,to -17 on January 17th, only to rise to,-3 for the high f temperature of the day. Undoubtably, the winter of 1981-82 will be frozen into the memories of Euclid-students. -.. vs'

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VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Top Row: Karen Harmon, Sherry Johnson. Row 2: Jill Krawczyszyn, Gayle Kubik. Row 3: Jill Mast, Michelle McKnight. Row 4: Monica Pockar, Debbie Taylor. Left: JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Kneelink: Cheri Smith. Row 2: J asna Vinkovic, Danielle Nichting, Connie Papouras, Carol Perovshek. Row 3: Pammi Phillips, Peggy Stibinger, Vicki Zigman. Cheerleaders ' Activities 19

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