Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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Building and Campus

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41N r I -... G. OTTO GRA DY Pr1'nr1'pal B. S. Ohio Wesleyan University, A. M. Ohio State University Mr. Grady is also new to us this year, but nevertheless he has worked faithfully with the Seniors as a class advisor and as a teacher of Physics. With his effort and hearty support the Senior class has been able to put out the first annual of the lf. H. S. Jkbblln M. LAING Ph. B. Dennison College The Senior class feels proud to have Miss Laing with them their last year, since they have had her all through High School. She has a mania for history, but we think she enjoyed basket-ball just as much. She also deserves credit for her help to the debaters of '71 IULIET L. HARMS Ph. B. Hiram College We feel that she in her pleasing manner has helped us in every way possible, especially in literary work. She also did her best to help the debaters of'21 make a good showing. The literary work of the annual is partly Linder her supervision.