Euclid Shore High School - Shore Log Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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Q SIIURI-Q IIIUII NIIORT HITS BEFORE A D AFTER 'l'lu- vlass of W2-l in history aiul in proplu-cy by Ruby I.0l'lIl'l1 llllll .llrlry 1fl'fl2'!t' 'liinu--l'3.H. L'l1ar:u'tt-rs-KIrs. Sczuullm- alul Klrs. llusyhoily two fornu-r hoaril nu-mlu-rs of lfiu-litl Yillagc- Schools. Sk'Clll'A,l lu- honu- of Nlrs. Scaiullc-5 Klrs. Sczuullc is sc-aft-cl: Nlrs. liusyhotly c-nfvrs in a flurry, a iu-wspapcr in haiul. Scciu- l. ,llrip l'i11xy!mfl-1'-TXly mln-ar. haym- you rn-:ul flu- yt-ry lata-sf? Rt-:ul if, rc-:ul if, can you imagina- anything morn- impossihlc? A1Ifj', Sfvllllfjfl' cf-lifilliflff llffllllll L' Koons, worlfl famous afhln-fc aful linifc-tl States 4-nfranf in Olympic ganu-s, wins lirsf place in . . v flu- one lunulrc-tl yaril flash zuul high Jump. XX 1-ll, wt-ll l .111-.v. li. lf.-:Xml flu-y say flu- ago of miracles if on-rl .llr.v. S.-llc was a nu-mba-r of flu- vlass of W2-l, flu- vc-ry year wc wc-rc on flu- suhool hoaril. l'll ncycr forget fhaf class. XYC all lu-an-cl a sigh of rc-lu-f wlu-n wc wci'c riil of flu-nf. .llr,v. lf. li.-YL-s, wa- climl. Hayc- you forgofti-n flu- fmu- that Harolil ruslu-il out of flu- huilml- mg for luiu'h, lu-arly bl'l'1llilllQ' his nc-ck in orilvr fo rc-furn fo Dorothy as soon as possihlc. .llrx. S.-Yi-s, Dorothy Clynu-rl Jxllll l lu-az' that lu- still runs after lu-r. Ir was only lasf nighf fhat l saw flu-m lc-:lying flu- circus fogc-flu-r. -llr,v. lf. lf.-'lillc L'll'L'lIS? .llr.v. .N'.-XYhy, yt-sg Dorothy is posing af flu- virvus as flu- fatfm-sf woman in flu- linitc-tl Staff-s. .llr.v. lf. lf.-limph, slu- always was such a ska-lc-ton. You wa-nf to flu- Cirrus. l took in lhsi-ns Cihosfs last c-yn-ning. l'n-t- dollars for ont- sm-afl l saw kiilflllllll' lirausc- play flu- gn-af fra'fc-clu-niu- roll- only to lu- vomparm-il fo flu- lafm- llt-rnharilf alul Uusc. .llrfn S.-.-Xiul Carolina- was making suvh a siuri-ss as lc-:uh-r of fhaf harmonious srhool or- vr .. . . . vlu-stra. Its a shanu- slu- wt-nf III for flll' last stagm- lift-. ,llr,i. lf.-Uh. that INIII half as hatl as lion'- ofhy l,oyc-joy. Slu-ls fill-illlg llrs. lim-lu-'s plan- passing out soup in flu- Short- lunch lint-. llof always ilitl likc- flu- high school hoys. .llri-. S.-No, :uul llororhy was flu- innocn-nf fypu. Rk'll1l'I11l7l'l' flu- finu' that Nlarion, Ruhy, :uul Klary skippc-al school for a flax. Dorothy was ahst-nf foo, aiul of voursc wt- all hlanual lu-r as lu-ing ring lc-:uh-r aiul flll' truth of it was flu- ilc-ar girl was honu- ill. ,llr,y'. lf.-You rc-nu-mht-r X1-il Smith, ilon'f you? , I ,lIr.v. S.-l'c-rfc-cfly. Xt-il, flu- Yl'QUTZlI'l2lIl of flu- class. Nc-yn-r tlitl takm- in a hzuupu-t unln-ss lu- kiu-w lu-form-hzuul that flu- nu-nu was fo con- sist of paiu'akc-s zuul syrup. .llr.v. S.-'lihc clay lu-forc yn-sta-rmlay l l'an zu-ross him but you coulil ru-yt-r gum-rs wlu'rL-. .lIr.v. ll.-No. wlu-rv? .ll1'.v. S.-Out on flu' lakc- roatl uiiilvr what lookm-il like a circiis fcnf. I .llrf-. lf.-.-Xml what shoulil lu- hr tl:iiifgj1p:v?,N, .lI1'.v. S.-But if wasnlf a cirvus. lf was a rc-yiyal nu-L-ting of flu- linifc-al liroflu-rly Loya- Xlc-fluulists. .-Xml flu-rc was Xa-il Smith lolully proclaiming a sc-rmon on llalaam :uul his Ass. You know lu- has hcconu- quita- famous for his infc-rprc-tation of flu- ft-n rommaiulnu-nts. In his Ouflinc- of flu- lfihlc lu- has nuulc-rnixc-cl Tlll' Ulcl 'l'c-stanu-nf Na:-rariy-cs from flu- lu-ginning of mankiiul fo flu- nrt-sc-nf. .llr.v. lf.--K Fh, you clon'f say. XXX-ll, wt- shoulil lu- prouil of him raflu-r than of that hoastlul Ruby l,orih-n. Slu- always clainu-fl lu-rst-lf to sonuulay lu- a l':ulm-rt-wski :uul :lo you know my huslmiul saw lu-r in 'l'lu- Hay Co. last wt-ck. llc- wasn'f surf- wlu-flu-1' slu- was ch-rking or a nu-rv clu-vk girl. .llr.r. S.-.lust like that Xlary llrazc-c. Slu- way'c-tl fo nu- from Klarshall Drug L'o.'s wilulow wlu-rc slu- was mlm-monsfrafing 'l'cahury's flu-w- ing Klum that tloi-sn't losc- its llavor ovc-r night.

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SHORE HIGH SHORT HITS T '-H1111 - Haro!il Koons, our old friend Fai, ll'ill .won lmaw' In fwnrk. .lust lflillk of ffn1l! I VLLIIVII Mi' luugfzr Xlill' fllllfffli HU o1w'r. CAROLINE KRAUSE HAROLD KOONS 22. , , V, , , , . Cnrls Crlce Llub 2l, 22, 23, 2-l. Class Treas. '2l. '22. I33. Boys' Glue Club '2Jf. Delphic '22, '23, ,2'l- QBTC-lICStI'Z1 '2l, '22, '23, '2-lg leznler '24: librai Kzunera Klub '2-l. ian '23' - w v 1 1 i ' i' ,77 '71 12 . Radio Limb 22, 23, 24, SCC. 2+ Efllilv 157, lj- -fu 2, , epnc lee- res. 2 . SOC. Problems Llub 2-l. . , , , , Delplnu Sec. and lreas. 23. Three little seniors in a class room satg fl-wo little Nenims Rmb- to playg Harold departed because he was fat. Caroline sat at the piano all that day. -F!'ll7llII5Cl'0A'5 is fall and 1lllll1150ll!1',' Snmr girl fwill sllrrly fmlti him fm' ruzrso rn . FRANCIS CROSS Football '22, '23. Shoronian '23, '2-l. Varsity S Club '23. One little senior standing all alone, Francis runs away home, then there is No little seniors left to be taught, IIOIIE. For they've reached the place they long have sought.

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511011 IC IIICLII SItlUli'l' HITS 9 . , . . illrx. ff.-Xoutl think her yzlyys woultl zlehe hut then she 2IlKY2lYS was exercising her lllflllfll to :1 great extent. rllrx. S.-l'll not forget that SC2lINlfllUllS lllzir- ion Collins :intl her shzuneful e:n'rying-ons with Carl l,:1Voie :incl what ilo you know lf11'11fl.r ofzfer nm! it f11'.vfN'1',s l. illry. lf.-'lllireu' her over? illrx, S.+,llll2ll' isn't zlll of it Q-ra'l1i.ifm'i11yfl. So nou' shels the erzurlgiest oltl inxncl in lfueliml Vil- lage. You know how lllzirion useil to l-:inclle with xyrzith when :inyone nmcle too lllllfll of :L dog or Crit instexul ol giving that attention to El homeless ehiltl. .llr.i. H.-I eertznnly clo. illrr. S.+VVell, they say she has pink silk hzlssinettes for eyery one of her twelve ents :incl Z1 collar of goltl for her parrot. JIM. H.-Dear, tlezir, to think that hlzirfon should hziye come to that. illry. S.'ifl'!l'f7lI0lIt' l'ilIffJl ll2ll'Ll0ll me zi mont- ent. Cfwiriifzgf up l'l'1'l'l7'l'I'l Hellofwho?-Uh, yea, Rely, hou' :ire you?-lfine, thank youfUh, is that so? Thur would he lovely-No, you Coulcln't have Eleanor Gillihou know she's in New York just at present. Yes, they sziy Flo Ziggfeltl is wild about her. He sziys he's never haul sueh Z1 ll1ZU'VCl0llSlY graceful toe tlZll1CCl'. I rezul in the paper that she has insured her lirnhs for za, rnillion Cl0ll2ll'S+X'lVl12lt tlitl you sziy?-Yes, ot eourzae, th:1t's right: she alyyziys tlial have the shzxpeliest legs on the hziskethzill teznns-tlllnlt she. fun'-o-rel Yes, I hope you'll sueeeetl, hut l'ni zifrzlitl you'll final it rather difficult-Yes, clo tlrop in sometime, Ray: Ill love to have you 3 :ill right, Gootlhye, ilIllIIy,Y up I'f'tY'l7'I'I'l. XVL-ll, of course, you know who that was, Rziyinontl Smith. the new INZIYOI' ol lfuelicl Village. He's trying to get up an alumni purty of his elzrss. rl Izxv. lf.-AHe'll nmlte good 115 :1 inziyor for they zilyyzlys hzive to tzllli like the tleuee :intl Rlly eer- tzrinly hzul ri big niouthg he'llf he as pompous :intl hozizatful :1 niziyor 115 he was president of the elziss. illrr. S.-But, my clear, Ray can never in the yyorltl hziye his zrlunini pzirty the way thzlt elxiss scattered. rllrv. H.-No. l suppose not, there's Charlie Douwl, for instance: it would he im,mib1.- tor hun to leave his elzisses :lt llziryznwl. illry. S.-You tlonlt niezin to tell nie Llll2ll'lflIU' Uoyytl is teaching :it llZll'Y2ll'il? rllzix. lf.+NVhy, yes, he hzir. L'll!ll'jjl' of the sei- enee ilepzlrtnient there, :intl thzltls no niore than one xroultl expeet. fhzirlie Douil uns :1lu'z1ys the SIIIIIITUSI' stumlent in physies. lJon't you re- lnernher the tlziy he zirguetl with Prof. Spangler 1ll50llt hon' long it uoultl tzilte 21 tezither to rezleh the ezirth il? tlroppetl from Il ten story huilmling. 11111. S.-Yes, :incl l'rotes'sor Spangler szncl it yroulcl tzllte l,23lJ,Ull4l seeontls while Charlie zu'- guecl that it woultl' tulie il llljllllltli frzletion of 21 seeonml more, :incl of eourre Chrirlie xyzis right. rllrx. H.-NVQ-ll, you know l,ouis:1 eoulalnlt he zit the reunion either. Ulm. S. l,ouisz1 liurrle 11115 the YIllClllCffJl'l1lll of the elziss of lflfl, u':1sn't she? ilfrx. lf.-Yes, 5111- has heroine :i great orzltor now, next to lirynn hirnself they szly. She is touring the country on her eznnpztign for the l7resitleney. l hezirtl her lzist week :it the llusi- ness Xx7UlNCIllS Club rintl she gave il n1o1.t excellent speech. lint, rezilly, I niust go: it's getting so latte. JIM-. S.fUh, but I niust tell you zihout Ceziszn' SfI'IlSl7Olll'Q'CI'. You lcnou' kl2lCSZll'. illrx. H.iOh, yes, he was the movie nizin :lt Shore, wzxsnlt he? He CCI't2llIlly' pielietl some punk pictures. Jlrx. S.'Yes, tlitln't he? Wvell, he zittziinetl his great ezireer zinyhoyy. lllrx. H. ltl:1s he heeonie :1 seeontl Sl'L'lllI11L'f!? rllrs. S.-Uh, no, why, surely you'x'e seen him. lle's the trzlllfie cop :lt Ninth :intl lfuelitl, lle hzul 11 l2ll 'AC write-up in lust niffhtls Press. You PH K 5 know in that eolunrn ezrlletl People Wie Shoultl Know, :incl the lll'I'lClL' sziitl QYIUSIII' Strxtshourger NYHS the only lrishnmn left on the force 11111-fuel. Jlrs. H.-Czieszir was ziluxiys so witty, hut then :ill lriulunen :1re. XXX-ll, l'll sziy gootlhye l'xe eertzlinly enjoyetl this pleztszrnt little yisit. llfmi fo ffonrl Cilootlhye. ,lfziyg S.fflootlhye lrlo,ogv flrmrl Xvell. fllllllli heziyens shels gone. llou' l tletest that woingin. llere she's heen filling niy poor egirs for hours with that snrzill ezrtty tztlk zihout her trientls. lvell, thzrnk gootlness, l':n not like her. l,lftu'-rfzvl.