Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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January Glass XVILLARD C. l'l1L1.lim1i51a V1Nc1QN'r CAi'ro Class '.l'reasurer l, President 2, Secretary Class Treasurer. l, Secretary 22 Clubs 3: Orchestra Z, 3, -lg Assembly Plays 1, 2, Basketball 23 Varsity 3, -lg Football 3, -lg S, -lg Glee Club -lg Hi-Y -lg Class Basketball Captain -lg Track 37g National Athletic 3, -lg Salutatorian -l. Honor Society 3, -lg Glee Club Secretary 3, l.t-ruler -lg Class Play -lg Council -lg Hi-Y -l. IIONVARD J. IDENNIS KENNETII lp. Giuzisx Alauson, Mich. 1, 2g Football 4: Hi-Y 4. Bah 31 Three Live Ghosts -lg As- sembly Plays 2, -lg Glee Club 3. -lg Hi-Y 4: Football Manager -lg Orchestra 3, -lg Band 3, -lg Honor Society -l. 66Uuitwa1ircll lBotu11ri1d99 Ullvc are ozrf-:uurd IYUIHIJ for flu' west III? .lanuary section of the l93O Class has one nlistinct honor: we were the hrst niitl-year class to gracluate from liucliml High School. A glance at the pedigree of our uieinbers however will reveal many other honors and activities. XVillarcl-blond and siniling-was our banjo player, and in spite of a serious illness one year he won the position of salutatorian. Yineent was better known to most of us as Itchy, Although all sports attraetecl liini, his football record will stancl out longest in our memories. Howard was an excellent sturlent, He Elvrcrz

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O - Y The Class of 1930 1lI+'I'IL'IilQS l'1v.v1zlc11i I'.RNICS'1' limxxlcllq, First SCINUNICI' I'.llXX'.XlQll Sm'111c1'1c1xwz, SL-cwwl SCINCSICY I Im' l'1'r.vl'rlv11l IiI'JXY,XRIl SL'IIl'lL'l4INti, Ifiral Semester Nwlcxmx Q4AR'l'lClQ, SL-clmfl Sum-Nici' S1 t'1't'f'tlI'Vy' lilwcllg l1m1.v111'4'1' R1 asm Jw.. .'XI,I.l-IN INII l'uL l's yifw its S,'v011.c0r XX 1Ql.l.lN4z'mN G. Pom: ' -5 7'QQ7Q ,G f kr Tm

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W -03 fi s MW WZ Q N'6llfEltIl1114l,.. D ,JV Y Q .VD ,. Y i' 1- . . . . lllaimiulanry Class I'-79' -an LEONARD H. ER1cKsoN liiuwiisr R. IQOVARIK Interclass Basketball 2, 3, -lg Football -lg Patrick Henry lg Cleveland Heights 25 Volleyball Champions 3. Class President 3, -lg Babu 3: Three Live Ghosts -lg Volleyball Champions 3: Foot- ball 3. -lg Honor Society 3. -li Student Council Vice President 33 President -lg Glee Club 3, -lg Band Leader 3. -l: Orchestra Leader 3, -li National Athletic Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Hi-Y -lg Yaledictorian 4. CHARLES IQLTLXVIN -THAN L. KUPFER Class Basketball 2: Second Team Basket- Collinwood l, Z3 Three Live Ghosts 3: ball 43 Volleyball Champions 31 Football Assembly Plays 3, -l: journalism 3, 43 Glee Second Team 3: Varsity -l: National Ath- Club 3, -lg Basketball 3, -l: Leaders' Club. letic Honor Society -l. was with us only the last two years, and even that was broken by a semeSter's illness. Kennetlrs marcel was the envy ol all the girls. He was a good student and thoroughly dependable in every task. Sam was our class sheik, with his spats and his cooky-cluster. During his senior year he was quite the man about town with an apartment and car of his own. lirnest was outstanding in almost every activity. Music was his major interest, although he found time for sports too. Charles was such a quiet chap we did not begin to realize his possi- bilities until he was almost through school. ln spite of it being his first year on the football team he held down an important berth all season. Tu'rI1'r