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

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' JUNE PHYPERS I' ll ii i ' .vi . Yi' ,' - 3.5 cw at 5. s is rANNETTE PIERSON QHARLES VAUGHN ALEXANDER FARQUHAR -1 M ' I M .2 LOUISE DARST WALT SCHWEGLER STANLEY L. WHITESIDE 5 Q' 1 N . Q Q ' we it .vi-GMI!! FORD L- CASE PAUL WINTERS Finance Department To make hoth ends meet is the aim of the Finance Department, The halancing of hooks, the writing of cheeks and hills and letters, the typing of important documents, are all left to the Finance Department. Soldiers who are especially inter' ested in this laranch of the service receive the assistance of Miss Fhypers, Miss Darst, and Mr. Farquhar. Signal Corps Contacts with people outside of our own im- mediate city, state, and country are important, and more often than not, valuahle. The Signal Corps makes such contacts possihle. Miss Pierson, Mr. Schwegler, and Mr. Whiteside aid us in compref hending the messages from distant countries. They bring to Shore students the straight, undistorted facts, thus furnishing them with the opportunity to form their own opinions. Ordnance Department The manufacture of ammunition is taken care of by the Qrdnanee Department. Shores ammunition is an ammunition which helps to destroy the evils of war and hring ahout a lasting peace. Mr. Vaughn, Mr. Case, and Mr. Wl1ltCI'S have charge of this department. The Shore Breeze, which hrings to light the true facts, is one form of the ammunition with which Shores usoldiersm are well supplied. Mr. Case shows the hoys how to use wood to the hest advantage hy making useful articles and repairing damaged ones. Mr. Cases ammunition may adef quately he termed conservation. Mr. NVinters in struets in the correct way of driving. Safe drivers provide ammunition against reeklessncss and care! lcssness. Page Nine

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IRA STUBBART BEULA XVILSON PAUL RHOADES .lOHN POHTO DOROTHY GILL 2 -we Military Engineers Mathematics has gained a new prominence our modern world. To understands a problem is have it solved. Mathematics has a place in warfa hut its place in peaceful pursuits has reached a n- height. The world of the unknown is exploredna its intricacies revealed hy Mrs. Wilson, Ivlr. Poli Mr. Stuhbart, and Mr. Rhoades. JANE WILIJAMS ANTHONY VACCARIELLO Diplomatic Service World conditions heing what they are, it is i solutely essential that our Diplomatic Service efficient. Miss Williams and Mr. Vaccariello quaint us with the language, life, and customs countries foreign to us. Now, more than ever heir we should better try to understand the peoples strange countries. DR. j, M. NAMEN IRENE E. HORVATH CLARENCE SWACKHAMER Page Eight Medical Corps The wellfheing of any army depends upon the efficiency of its medical corps. .in.1 Shores army is no exception. Dr. Namcn, Miss Horvath, Miss Gill, and Mr. jvsack hammer are Shores upholders of the principles of good health. Defense commences with perfect health, and defense is now uppermost in tht mind of everyone. Shores Medical Corps is striving to improve the wclltlaeiiig or Shores students by encouraging the students to realize the importance .mr physical rltness. Physical activity aids in comhating illnessg it strengthens the hody and stini ulates the mind,

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i i ' ,T aft 4 X i xvilwilif' A 4 if r - - W - s . 5 , E - 4 Q- ,Q W ,,,.-Q. W Qjwy , . 'Rexx k f W. Q ' fwlfb' by MARY R. CRAMPTON ,iii-so-is QQSQ' W-1fuiiW'f ' PHILENE DOOLITTLE L, ...W xl. ff .Q is 4 tex! BETTY CASTELLI ELIZABETH CHANCE 'iii f'- ,agen 1 i s i f gag-, lllv ' is L. viii' 4-- . , ' i ,.,.: 'V .,, Q71 Q if EDITH LEMON HETTY ROSENBERGEK ,fi','4'? Qi iff! NF ef' '.fvgm,,,f X ,.ff HELEN CHALFANT JQAN SULLIVAN ARTHUR BONES Page Ten Aides to the General T To transmit the generals orders and otherwise assist him are the duties of the Aides to the General. , They deal directly with the soldiers, imparting to E :hem requested knowledge. Mrs. Crampton, Miss Chance, and Miss Castelli are General Loos' aides. They take care of important papers, answer tele' phone calls, and perform a host of other duties. National Guard An army, like other organizations, has its fine arts, and if the fine arts are to he preserved someone' must he close at hand to do so. Miss Doolittle gives the soldiers practice in painting, carving, and other forms of art. Miss Lemon is helping with the clothing prohlem, for soldiers must he neat, while Miss Rosenherger is lending a hand with the cook' ing, hecause every soldier loves to eat. Miss Doo' little, Miss Lemon, and Miss Rosenherger deserve a great deal of credit for keeping the Hne and use' ful arts alive. Department ol Public Relations Sometimes we have a tendency to forget the people who are of service to us: never' theless, we are aware of the services they render. Wlieii we desire that special hookf or help in our johs, or a piece of furniture moved, or any one of numerous favors, we go to the people who will help us. Mrs. Chalfant, Miss Sullivan, and Mr. Bones make up the Department of Pulalie Relaf tions. Miss Sullivan is of great help to those students desiring johs. She keeps in conf tact with store managers and offers helpful suggestions to the students.