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

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H,-fl. liwiillgfioii 3 l National Honor Society C We are proud of the little framed charter which hangs in the main GD corridor and enables Shore High pupils to be enrolled as members of the , O National Honor Society. To become a member of this nation-wide society, TO a pupil must rank high in four qualifications, namely scholarship, leader- T L, ship, service, and character. Those who are elected as members are presented with small gold pins, ' t upon which are engraved the torch of knowledge and the four letters, A S.L.S.C., representing the four qualities for which they stand. To belong to a society of this kind should mean much to a member. T' Vlfhen an outsider who knows nothing about the organization inquires as sf? to the significance of the little gold pin, the wearer can proudly say HI i earned that as an all-around student in my high-school days. ' Although this society is a new organization in our school, the charter having been granted to us in l925, it already claims as its members a num- p ber of Shorites, past and present. They are as follows: Aitken, lrene, '25 Aitken, Rusell, 727 Book, Harold, '28 Brigleb, Carl, '25 Anderson, Kenneth. '27 Kovacic, Goldie. '28 Kinney, Laura, '26 Kovacic, Emily, '27 Luikart, Fordyce, 328 Mann, Lillian, '26 Schubert, Betty, '27 Raeburn. Elizabeth, '28 fl lg To Bob or Not to Bob l To bob. or not to bob, that is the question: T Whether itis easier for the head to suffer , The jabs and pricks of a sharp-tipped hairpin, Or to take shears against a mop of tresses, And by a few snips end them? To bob, to shingle, To cut, perchance quite shortg aye, therels the rub, Q l For with the close-clipped shingle. regrets may come ii Wlieii we a haircut need, yet find we lack gn The price of a cut. E. R. Q 0 0 0 ,lil llrimtautiions ol? at Senior dye Lower-classmen who stop for a long, drawn-out conversation in front of a drink- lv l ing fountain, in a doorway, or in front of the bulletin box. 8 Budding young sculptors who leave samples of their work on class-room desks. -:bg People who walk casually out of the gym in the last few moments of a tie-score T l frame D . ff The person that suggests a strike on the next dayls assignment and then turns il up the following day-the only one with his lesson prepared. l The forgotten locker key that rests innocently at home on the dresser. Freshmen in general. 1 . 2 4 4 3 v D Twenty-fmtr

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