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

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SHUHE Lua . . ,, uf rs' , :'t2ff3,,JJ1Ef W ' PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS of ' SHORE HIGH SCHOOL 1947-1948

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14 ma lllater Green is the springtime, Springtime may pass away, White is the snowy shore, Snow linger but a day, Colors that I adore, But thee I 'll love for aye, Of our Shore High. Our Shore High dear. .f W ' -fi. i m .g Xie! we Dear are the mefmfries, Time 'may bring vain regret Golrlefn the days of yore, Sorrows may irlc and fret, lfVhen we acquired lore, But thee I 'll fne'er forget. At olfl Shore High. My true Shore High.

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Claw Will JANUARY GRADUATING CLASS ZELL ANDERSON leaves her dainty figure to Alice Cook. ED AXEL leaves cutting corners to save gas. JANET BALDI leaves, wondering, Eeny, meeny, miny, moe, with whom tonight shall I go. ED BOSWORTH leaves his Manley tech- niques to the girls. SHIRLEY BRASCH leaves her long hair to Miss Gillman. EARL BROWN leaves his wrestling ability to Audrey Mast. .IEANNETTE CALDWELL leaves her wan- dering eye to anyone who can take the long hours. ED DELIS leaves Wise-er than ever in jour- nalism. HENRY DRESCHSLER leaves a handy package of matches to the 12B girls. HOPE GARSON-our Hope still has Faith in Shore. DICK GRICAR leaves to be a leatherhead, rather a leatherneck. FRIDA HAUSER leaves one of her apples to Porky Steele. DON HORN leaves his distinguished height to Tom Ahey. RONALD JEZERC leaves his curly hair to Mr. Blanch. ZL- 4 gf! Q EMELY KOERPER leaves the first period gym class envious of all her boy friends, FRED KOERPER leaves the eight ball in the corner pocket. ED KURE leaves the hair on his chest to Jim Dostal. BOB LUCAS leaves the sophomore girls with no senior fella. DICK MOCNY leaves his sweetheart crown to Jack Rohrich. MARIAN RAPP leaves her sense of humor to Marlene Galletto. JACK REDFERN leaves with the Marine Reserves still looking for him. DOLORES SAYWELL leaves good relations between Shore and Central. JOANNE SOLON continues her Shore colors with a Green. IVA THOMAS leaves with a Rohr. DAVID WALQUIST leaves his quiet way to Ralph Moon. SHIRLEY WEBER leaves remembering her times with Himes. JOHN WESSEL leaves his accumulated ath- letic ability to Bob Marich. BEVERLY VVEST leaves her Beethoven- tchaikovsky ability to Aldona Thomas and Dick Leonard.