Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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qs.. T h e staff of OPUS '46 and its faculty sponsors, Miss Mary K. l-lausheer and Mr. l-larold Blackburn, are to be heartily con- gratulated for their splendid achievement in producing this year book. lt is of interest that this first post-war year brings not only a renewed hope for the future on the part of our young people but also the production of this fine school doc- ument which represents a record of the achievements and growth of the students of Euclid Central. This volume will be cherished by the class of '46 and surely serve as a stimulus to the classes which are to follow. Dr. Lee R. Gilbert Principal 'ur I am sure that the revival of the Euclid Central annual is entirely worthy of the highest commendation. Not only is it a record of the achievement and effort of the members of a splendid graduating class. In a way it represents, all that is offered to every pupil, regardless of his yearly class assignment. May l not urge upon the graduates of l946 to cherish this volume and preserve it carefully. As the years come and go it will become priceless as a clear record of friends and events when our line of mem- ories tend to fade and blur. My highest congratulations to the june, l946, class. Yours is a magnificent record. RUSSELL H. ERWINE Superintendent of Schools i