Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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P-ei-rg THE BUZZER1929 ?lig+.- Tlhe QTQISS of 19352 N THE morning of September 10, 1928, the Freshies marched up the H north stairs in a body for the hrst time in their young and sheltered lives. 'Eli One by one they tiptoed timidly through the doorway of Room 17, and, walking up to Miss Burgess, the babes announced themselves. They were assigned hard wooden seats, which seemed to them to be places of torture with their books, the grinning demons who daily twisted the whipcord tighter about their tender heads. After more than a month of this horrible ordeal, the infants were judged sane enough to vote for class officers. june Bradley was elected President, while Lyman Pennington carried off the position of Vice President. Eugene Amorosi was appointed official pencil-pusher, and upon Charles Musgrave was bestowed the honor of guarding the royal treasure. An assembly play, Station YYYY , by Booth Tarkington, given by the Fresh- men on February 17 under the direction of Miss Meyer, the class sponsor, marked the debut of the future dramatic stars of the high school. The Freshman Party was held on March 16. Refreshments, which consisted of green lemonade, sandwiches, and cake, were served, and, as they say in the movies, a good time was had by all . Thus did the lowly Frosh break into society life at dear old Euclid . L'TflllfL'CIl

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- eii--E- T H E B U Z z E it 19 2 9 fa The Glass off 19311 E SOPHOMORE classe of ye year of Grace one thousand nine hundred wi., , X and twenty-nine with all or nearly all of its former members and some of rgwciil ye new ones meets again in ye olde meeting place, Euclide Highe Schoole. These delvers into ye Englishe Grammer and students of ye writtings of Euclide and Caesare be much haughty and arrogant tword ye greene freshmen and e'en do not deign to follow ye ancient and honorable custom of putting ye impertinent freshmen in their owne proper places. But these Scholars be possessed of much originality, which is shown in ye classe party. Many of ye fierce looking buccaneers and swashbucklers doth abound on the scene of ye great festival, and great enjoyment prevaileth among all ye merrie revelers. An abundance of effort beeth expended in basketball contests and in football jousts, and ye actors display good ability in Ye Eligible Nlr. Bangs. Lady Ruth Walton is ye gracious Queen of the meetings and beeth ably assisted by Sir Stewart Bohn. Mistress jane Gibbs keepeth an intent eye on all doings and Sir john Shea taketh in keeping all moneys needed to carry on ye classe business. Then, with much suddenness, ye Euclid High beeth confronted with ye glaring red sweaters of ye Sophomores of the year of Grace, 1931. Thereupon ye horizon remaineth very red for many a long day. i SC l'L'lIfL'L'Il

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