Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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CLIFFORD G, OXVEN5 Priucifml For the Euclidian, Wil-52: It has been said many times and by many people that your school days are your happiest days. l personally hope that you will have many pleasant memories of your school days as the years come and go. This yearbook will help you to relive your school experiences when you are many years removed from them. XX'ithin the pages of this volume, in picture and prose, are the highlights of another enjoyable school year. Congratulations to all who have had a part in the preparation of this excellent production. The realization of .1 job well done is reward for your efforts. CLIFFORD G. OXVENS. Pz'im'ip.1l ! , Q , 'XY'AI,'l'ER SCHXVEGLER l'ice-Priucijml Cli.ir.icter and good health are outstanding assets in building .1 good life. These should be accompanied by strong lrendships that have been built up during your school yeats. Thefe friendships are the most lasting for they have been tested over and over again. This yearbook is .1 record of friendship. ln- ttresting as it is now, it will become increas- ingly more xyzlugble with passing years. May you always be .is proud of your school in the future as you have been during your student days. Euclid Senior High will have reason to b: proud of you who will be num- bered among her many successful graduates. xvAi.T1aR st3HwEQ1 I 'ft-tigPffmfi,,1 Page

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Page 8 RUSSELL H. ERWINE Superintendent This Yearbook closes the undergraduate rec- ord of another splendid class. Yours has been the privilege of being the lirst class to spend three full years in our new high school building. We sincerely hope you have profited not only in the acquisition of knowledge. but in the development of high character and a wholea some attitude toward life. Your graduation comes at a critical time in the history of your country. Not only is it mili- tary. but its moral and spiritual integrity being tested severely. In this hour of crisis I have confidence that you will do your part to bring your country back to a true appreciation of discipline and self-control. This is your oppor- tunity. RUSSELL H. ERWINE, SIlI76I'illfL'lll1t,'lIf Board of Education . . . Ron' 1. luff lu right-Mr. Loyal E. Luikart, Vice-President: Mr. Russell Glass, President Mr Russell Etwine, Superintendent. Mr. John F. Davis. Ron' 2-Mr. Stewart A. Cox, Clerk Treasurer Mr. Frank B. Mills. Business Managerg Mr. C. E. Bowman. Mr. Ray J. Turk.

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il vwy-1-1 rs 'V 9-'f -0 , T' MRS. HARRIET SHEATS MR. MERYL BAUMER Dean of Girls Dean of Boys 'A ih- A .- A fr 44- ' Q' ,,f tv' V . ab' 2 L ,- 1 -, ff- LX nf . 1 v .., ? T 10 LUCILLE AINGWORTH English B.A. Western Reserve Uni- versity MA. Columbia University PETER BADHAM World History, Business Teachers Certificate, Wey mouth College, England LILLIAN BARROW Commercial MS. Muskingum College MA. University of Pittsburgh LESTER ANGENE Chairman of English De- partment. English, Psy- chology A.B. Heidelberg College M.A. Ohio State University Ohio University OLIN BAILEY ' Biology, Visual Education A.B. Rio Grande College M.S. Ohio State University Western Reserve University PAULINE BERG English B.S. Kent State University M.A. Western Reserve Uni- versity ,.l.