Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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Happ when a person feels an unex- plainable sense of freedom and importance, his birthday. This occa- sion becomes more special if the person is a Euclid student. On this day, every- thing seems to be going the right way, even the teachers have a little sympathy for each individual. One of the birthday traditions at Eu- clid is the decorating of the outside of the person's locker by his friends. The decorations are usually signs, covered with balloons and printed with the per- son's name and a message. Sometimes the decorators do not stop with the out- side but fill the inside with balloons, confetti, and other surprising items. Among the most memorable events in a person's high school years would be none other than the 16th birthday. The 16th year symbolizes the year a work permit can be obtained, the year a person gains more respect, and last but definitely not least the right to obtain a driver's license. These moments will be remembered and cherished. Throughout the four years spent in high school, there will be many other important days, but birthdays play a major role in making lasting memories. On his birthday, a person may see his name in the Student Bulletin or hear his name on the morning announce- ments, as well as constantly being wished happy birthday during the day. It is just too bad that this joyous occasion appears only once each year. -C. Majers here is one day in the year Birthday T 0 You S X ' 1 N fl if . fwvf' .,.. ,ffm 2-i - ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,.,,,,,,4,m,,,WWW . w ' vis 4 '- fW4Q4Wfyw4f..f,wff ,nr ,WMw,.ww,fM,,wwffffwafffwvfufMWMfMWW9W5V Egg f a22Q6M.':4sfg 'A f 1, - 'f ' ' 52265: ' I f 2.7.2, '. xi,-f:1':2E ' ,f ff 5 V V ' 1 ' ' X 7 V WWW- '- MM-N1 ww fq5,f- 4. f 7 'effzaffffzr ,ap M, ,MQ JZ! X z,-W., ,,,, ,..,,,,,,,.W, My f ' ' ff ? f Q7.-'. 1 , A A V - ,.r., ,:,g5.:fg:,g,-gjgg:35,2 - ' V ' 1517.-Ei:1:ZI1:5 Aff!!-1411 V X 6 XX X XX RQ S Q X EX XX XXX . ,AX x . '- e.'f'3'irFs 1 1ixf X. 3 -Q -S Q :ywbsfx -iv. WN. ., , .KAN Q. ff-N-.F2:-5I , ,fgzsfiff-QXX -, Qxxis Y , , ,' : X Q l . ' , . iss Nw H511 1 xxx y ,,g5g.jg..3,.Q. he ' x ' l . If ' .1 , 1. P . N9 2' . : - .Sgr , 3 ,- sry. at 22:2 is-wigl.gfgg-..fg.,1.g.-g,, B I ' . si ef- N Fr: X - -kk-. QS -f.-v'.f.xa..isQsm1aE Q E X-Xgxwxx .. y ,. ,i,.,,. . . ,N S .Q-EN :X X was-fx . X . X xx w w Lp ., Qs ., K , X X . s- X , ' , N, A .xxx x x Birthdays .15 es. X X 3.-. 'i N x ef sv Ng -x xxx SX XX m x

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