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

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FGREWORD ln compiling the 1931 porthole, we have tried to include as much of the daily lile and activity ol Shore as it has been possible to put in these fevv pages. We hope that in the years to come, this annual vvill bring bacl4 pleasant memories ol days spent at Shore. If so, We shall be amply repaid for our time and etlort. Scott Crampton Le Roy Collins Editors Roman Galley The Romans, while they were not a race of natural seamen, were admirable ship- wrights. Alter the Punic Wars w1rhCar- thage they developed vessels that must obviously have been seavvorthy and not unhandy to manage. The same ideas ot organization and discipline lor war that made Rome's legions invincible were applied to the fleets of Rome with the same results.

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DEDICATIGN To the Spirit of Adventure which has made man reach out to grapple with the unlcnown, which has made possible the evolution of the giant am- phibian, from the rude hewn-log canoe ol prim- itive man, and which will always continue to urge men on to seelc and to discover, we, the Senior Classes of Shore High School do dedicate this porthole.

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TABLE GF CCDNTENTS Sehaal . . Page 5 Classes . . Page ll Activities . . Page 37 Athletics . . Page 53 Features . Page 67 Viking Ship About tlwe time ol Caesars invasion of Britain tlwe Vilcings were building vessels remarlcable for strengtli and seavvortlmy qualities. It is no exaggeration to say tlwat no people in tlwe course ol lmistory lwave been able, vvitlmin tlwe limits ol tlieir size and purpose, to improve on the Vilcing models, and no lover of slwips can vvitlwliold lwis praise ol tlwese beautiful crafts.