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

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Porthole SUPERINTENDENT WILBERT A. FRANKS Mr. Wilbert A. Franks has been chief executive of Euclid's Public Schools since 1920. Since his appointment, each year has been filled with the expansion of school programs and buildings, and under his guidance musical organizations and physical education work have been especially encouraged and improved. He is a man who is keenly interested in the advancement of educational conditions and has spent much time in the planning and development of Euclid's schools. PRINCIPAL DANIEL E. METTS Mr. D. E. Metts became principal of Shore in 1918, at which time the Senior High was composed of 22 pupils. Today, Shore, under the steady guidance of Mr. Metts, is the proud owner of five new additions and possesses an enrollment of 447 Senior High pupils. In 1918, Mr. Metts served as principal, teacher, coach and director of various enter- tainments, but since the school has grown so extensively, he has devoted his time solely to the duties of principal. Under his able direction Shore has progressed rapidly into one of the finest schools in Euclid. Page four