Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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sw- f l 'i YT P' .45 'iifj P' ' if 'S ' 8 -fran., pp 1 1.-. .Dwi tug 4 U - u , IEW- fav-un-enum .,.,., .' . 1 ' A '9 . 'Q -- it , .. , , 5 v , A . si! Q., D-4 ' ' 1 ' 7'. ,, its ' s. A , N V- K at. Q .X -. w , vt, . A. U ,. . l K, G-. , , Q A 'es 'W - 5 ' .ie t X. .sv ' 'I A Test The 1981-82 Powder Puff football game, held on November 8, was a demonstration of the saying about an irresistible force meeting an immovable object as the Blue and Gold teams battled to a 6-6- tie. Led by coaches Steve Brewer, Kevin Durst, Jim Mitch, Mike Whelan, Joe Iafelice, and Ron Suponcic, the Blue team girls scored on a short run in the first quarter. In fact, the Blue team dominated the rest of the game but always was stopped when it looked like it would score again. flf If A V V xg .T-4-f ivtglu-A1 xg l W- h 1 4 :' Ara-.-Ks - , Q -' .V Wi' i'. ' - . it .Arg-W 5. ,.,, , gr ,A , V V , f , fs ,. -H MH. we te'-fc M--:: 'S4fi1 i,,,' 'I -A, ' fi-I '1.. -.-tw ' V' l eltfef-.eras ill The Gold team, coached by Dave Skiljan, John Davies, Dave, McCarty, Tom Pappalardo, and Brian Smith, scored on a spectacular 50 yard run by Janene Selway in the fourth quarter. With the Blue team on Gold's seven yard line, time ran out. The definite winner of the game, however, was the senior class. Blessed with sunny and mild November weather, the Powder Puff game attracted a respectable crowd and netted S1000 for the senior class treasury. Above, far left: Kathy Brown dares the Gold team to come and get ber. Running plays dominated the strategy of both teams as the number of passes thrown during the game could have been counted on one hand. Above, left: Blue team cheerleaders helped to entertain the crowd during lulls in the action. Above: Brian Smith assists Terri Forcht off the field after she was shaken up on a kickoff, Below, left: Blue team members celebrate their first quarter touchdown. Below, center: I want my mamma! Gayle Kubik heads for the sidelines as Laura Murphy goes for her flagi Below, far left: Roberta Yuhas was close, but not close enough, as Janene Selway ran for a 50 yard touchdown in the fourth quarter to tie the game. Powder Puff 0 Activities 29

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Ghosts, punk rockers, clowns, Rubik's Cubes walking the halls of Euclid High? For one day, at least. They were all parts of the annual Student Council Hallow- een Dress-Up event that took place on Friday, October 30th. J udged by the number of students and faculty members that donned costumes, the day was a rousing success. The winners of the best costume contest were Bill Sca- letta, Sue Fedakowski, Joyce Bei- dle, and Lori Schrock. However, in a sense the whole student body was a winner since the day pro- vided an interesting diversion from the sometimes monotonous school routine. 30 Activities 0 Student Life