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

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FACULTY

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We Hum61'y P dlf Y-.limlful of the lmpcs. Llrcains. and prayers of the inemlmcrs of the granduating classes of ISHS. we mln-mlii-site' this book to the fulfilment of that um' prziyvr wliicli is in all of our ln-arts. May tllc ycars lying ln-fnlw us bring peaco. liappini,-ss. and contentmm-nt to tl1iS trouble-cl world. Hay lcamlers ein:-rgc from mn' ranks who will allow the way to that fond goal of univcrsal ln'otln-rlmml wllicli has proven so 1-lnsiw to even tlu- gre-alvst invn of past gc-In-ratimls. May we malu- now discuvcries and inveniions which will lllifllit' cmnfnrl and SL'l'lll'lty inure' of a reality to lln- gn-atm-st nuinlwr of In-rsmis. May smne of us inalu- fini- cuntrilmutimis to tln' url. litvmtlirv. and music- of our limi- in orclel' to t'Ill'l4'll tln- lin-S of mn' ll'll0XVIIlt'll. lwnzilly. may our 1-lnlqlrvn :intl mn' 1-llilmln-11's l'lllltll'l'Il lie lxlm-ssm-cl with ai fruitful lirirvvsl lrmn ilu- sm-mls of lnnnanily XVllll'll wi- will saw in lln- yn-:urs lo 1-mnc.

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Claw Will BILL ABBOTT leaves to put Bud out of a 'ob. J DAVID AITKEN leaves the Euclid Police still trying to catch him. EVELYN ANDREWVS leaves her house still open. DON ANZELLS leaves the captaincy of the football team to Target Hill, BARBARA AUSTIN leaves her chassis to Rae O'Dell. DICK BARROWS and PAUL HEDRICK leave to join the ballet. LARRY BAUER leaves for New York. EDITH BERNDSEN leaves Mr. Jamieson's Studebaker without a mate. ROBERT BERTKA leaves in his car. GEORGE BINDER leaves his muscles to Bob Clines. RAY BRESKVAR leaves with Dick and Paul for the ballet. DOLORES BRINZ leaves Miss Lemon with no right hand. LARRY BROCKMAN leaves saying, Don't' PY, you love me any more. RUTH BROCKMAN leaves her cigarette case to Donna McGinnis. JEAN BUETTNER leaves still wondering What It Says Here. JOANNE BULLARD leaves ahead of sched- ule. CAROL CHAPMAN and NANCY N leave Jean McKnight and Nancy Will to find their own way home. BETTY CHRISTOPHER leaves Joan to carry on the name. THERESA CLIFFORD leaves the teachers wondering who she is. EUGENE COLE leaves with LOUISE YO- VANNE to play in the local hot spots. BOB COLWILL leaves the Freshmen to find their own transportation. JERRY CONVVAY leaves for the jewelers FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM certainly leaves! BOB CYRGALIS leaves still the best man- ager in eighteen years. BETTY DIXON leaves following La Don- na's stag line. DORIS DONELON leaves her pleasing per- sonality to Carol Wilson. JIM DOSTAL leaves printing his own di- ploma. WINIFRED DUIKER and VIRGINIA SHIMROCK leave still Noble buddies. JUNE DUNBAR leaves her A's to be distrib- uted among the Junior class. . FLEMMING leaves her naivete to Babe Palko. BYRON FONDRAN leaves the Freshmen without an idol. ROY GEORGE leaves to join Pappy How- ard. CAROL GREVE leaves her jokes to Mr. Blauch. PAT HAMEL leaves singing, Aint'cha ever coming back ? DON HOAG leaves to get rich quick. MERCEDES HOWALD leaves her neatness to Barbara Dixon. STEVE JANOVAC leaves his sparkling per- sonality to Chuck Johnson. LAURINE JERZY and LOIS ROY leave still saying, The grass is greener on the other side. SUZIE JONES leaves for the hills. FRANK JORANKO leaves his way with women to Tom Ahey. JOE KENDRO leaves saying, Put your feet down. PAT KIMES leaves singing, California, here I come.