Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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FV FW x x x x 4 Theme bapter IIS T he Cbarafters MEQKQQKSQHQQHQQKQGKMHQGHSQKEQKQQKQQKQQKQQKEQHQQKEQKQQHQQKQQKQQHE 5 I garb! ' X P . i Upper left: The Homecoming Dance was a happy time for Denise Dulla, Dave Fair, Rich Holckneckt, Jamie Delzoppo, Rich Renshaw, Dawn De Filippo, and the other 175 couples who attended the October 3rd event. Upper center: Student-heroes use part of their lunch period to do electronic battle with one of the computer games in the E-room. Upper right: Kellie Reichert is a convenient subject to use for Ron Suponcic as he demonstrates a new wrestling hold for Joe Minardo. Lower right: Peggy Laughlin can hardly contain herself when the E-room jukebox begins to play. Lower center: Plenty of paint mixes with senior spirit at Wednesday night sign painting sessions. Lower right: Wendy Cicek acts as the central character in a cheering section as the drama of another Friday night football game is played out. '4,- -' ' W-9