Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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Page Eight HER ATTENDANTS 5 a llllS UEHEHE Ellllllllllllllll lllllNllllNl The two girls chosen as attend- ants to Miss Euclid High were . elected on a similar basis, one representing the iunior, the other, the sophomore class. All V four students were chosen from a ballot of five contenders. llllllllll llllllll-lS55lllllll JUNIUR lllllNllllNl Mr. and Miss Euclid High were chosen by the student body as best exemplifying the worthy characteristics of Euclid High pupils, namely, attractiveness, friendliness, co-operation, and participation in school activities. ,FN--.c X, i .0 X . X

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. i w K, .1- . fi The Students Choice Mr. Euclid High - Fred Baldassarre Miss Euclid High - Joidu Turk ' :- ,, . 515. ,. Q . i :zen- V A- ' ' ' , 1 5, -. , '- -' 1- rl - - -H -5...'L-J.. ., ., ., in ,A ,.-All ,Aff

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RE'S EUCLID HIGH WITH HER SCHO ARSHI As a field, however fertile, cannot be fruitful without cultivation, neither can a mind without learning. -Cicero The pursuit of scholarship is the purpose of a school. Euclid's modern facilities in every department provide the student with an opportunity to acquire a broad basic educational foundation and to develop his talents in fields of his choosing. Euclid's faculty plays its most important role in the develop- ment of scholarship. They strive incessantly to raise to an even higher plane the standards of its scholarship. Euclid Schools have sent sons and daughters out into the world who have captured more than a fair share of laurels. Most of the molders of youth at these older institutions of learning continue to help direct us toward a better, more secure destiny in their new workshop at Euclid High.