Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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Dean of Boys Mr. Robert Holloway became Dean of Boys in September ot l947. Past experiences have equipped him well for this position. During his term ot service to his country, he had a great deal of experience with handling men. This, along with his college edu- cation, has well fitted him tor the job he holds. 4.-an-v-.,,,. b W, fix x Dean of Giirlls ln the fall of l947, Miss Clara Chiara took over the position of Dean ot Cirls. Since Miss Chiara had pre- viously been a member ot the faculty. she was already well acquainted with the school routine, faculty, and many ot the students. Under her guidance. the girls are led along the road to bet- ter citizenship. BOARD OF HZDUCATIUN The school board is a group of citizens elected by popular vote. This board of Euclid citizens has charge of various appropriations tor maintenance 'for additions to the schools. And they al system as a body. The members ot the Board of Education are: john F. Davis, C. E. Bowman, Russell Class, Loren j. Bullard, Anton E. Strohm. so control the actions of the school Seven

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D-do-sf mia -av' --A - V11 -ff'. .g:.-1...,-+,g7 i , K ,,e.s,7,,:.,s.,Q.,gY,,-pg I is ,, This yearbook is more than a pictorial account of a school, its faculty, and its student bodyg it is a real expression of life in a democratic society, in Euclid Central, which we have all learned to love. My personal congratulations to the staff and to the sponsor of this year's Opus They can be justly proud of a real accomplishment. Clifford C. Owens Principal 9 ix This yearbook is the interesting rec- ord of an interesting high school class. lt tells the story of happy friendships that have been made through the years. After all is said and done, the years we spent in high school are the happiest of our lives. Young people often do not dis- cover this until the years of mature ex- perience force this view upon them. lt is my hope that your high school has prepared you well for the years ahead. You have learned to work, to play, and to enjoy wholesome recreation. While you have been busy with your studies, you have had an opportunity to develop good attitudes and a broad perspective in life. Furthermore, you have had an opportuni- ty to develop an abiding faith in your country, in your homes and in your fel- low associates. Cherish these above any price, Do not let anyone despise your youth, your vision or your faith in hu- manity. R. l-l, ERWINE

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93- -ii,,...a, , L 5 W gif TT T OLIN BAILEY Rio Grande College, A. B., Ohio State University, M. S.: BioIogY, Science, Movie Club. LILLIAN BARROW Muskingum College, B. S. in Ed.. University of Pittsburgh, lvl. E.C Typing, Shorthand, Knitting Club. IOHN BECK Lite certificate in public school music, Cincinnati Conservatory and Baldwin-Wallace, Hi-Y, Madri- gals, jr. C1 Sr. Choirs, Male Cho- rus, ROBERT BENNETT Ohio State University B. S. in Ed-. ancl M. A., English, Social Studies, lr. Hi-Y. PAULINE BERG Kent University. B, S. in Ed.. Western Reserve, M. A., Er1glISb. Ir. Math, National Honor Society Sponsor, Polka Club. HAROLD BLACKBURN Otterbein, A. B., Western Reserve, M, A., English, Am. Govt., His- tory, Opus '48 Sponsor, Travel Club, Golf Coach. 3 . 'Y W 19' figs: t Ye .ir JENN- Eight CLEIVIENS BLAUCH Kent State, B. S. in Ed., Ohio State University, lvl. A., Arn. Govt., His- tory, Economics, School Treasurer. MORTON BURGI N Bowling Green, B. S. in Ed., Eng- lish, Drama, Speech, Director ot lr. Class Play Drama Club. lAlVlES CALVERT North Central, B, A., Ohio State, Nl. A. in Physical Education, Bas- ketball Coach, Phys. Ed., Assistant Football Coach, Intramural Direc- tor. ARTHUR CARTWRIGHT Western Reserve, B. S. Certificate in Personal Psychology from Uni- versity ot Pennsylvania, Vocal Mu- sic. WALTER EDWARDS Ohio State University, B. A., M. A., Drawing, Woodwork, Arts and Games. FLORENCE EPAVES Flora Stone Mather of W. R. U., A. B., Latin, English, General Lari- guage, Music Appreciation.