Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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Q V x T Window shopping, an ever popular pastime of both boys and girls, fills the leisure hours of students as they dream of future years in high school and college. That white formal would be just perfect for the senior prom, and gee, look at that f'crazy matching tie and cummerbund! The youth of today are filled with dreams for the future which will make our community truly great when they reach the age to fulfill these goals. Planning for tomorrow, the youth of today will continue to widen the path of progress in Euclid's business and industry. A brightly glowing core in the dense darkness, Lake Shore Boulevard,s business district dominates the night scene in Euclid. Many separate stores which line this boulevard have merged into one huge development with the single purpose of serving the citizens of our community. Youngsters dreaming of that special red bike and adults just doing the weekly shopping can all be found in this mixture of trades. To most people this everyday scene is taken for granted, but to be without it our community would be incomplete. The boulevard, the stores, and the lights are tangible structures proving man's great ability to create and to make his dreams become realities.

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UF of beauty and enjoyment for all from 5 to 65 The pool sltuated among shady trees and an inviting picnic area was limshed in 1954 ma1nly for the benefit of Euclid s hundreds of children Healthy recreation fun and relaxation can all be found at this refreshlng pool glimmering in the sunltght Durin the mormng hours individuals can combme education with recreatlon when they take swimmlng lessons taught by high school volunteers The child s growth in the summer as well as during the rematnder ofthe year can be attributed to his parents teachers and these community leaders who have the never The small pond right in back of Memorial Pool is always surrounded by two synonymous itemsechildren and laughter. Any kind of boat from a piece of bark to a gasoline-powered, sleek-hulled motor boat can be found skimming the top of the shallow pond. The most enjoyable moments, though, occur when there is a nip in the air and Ll hard, thick sheet of ice is waiting to have its back scratched with any size skates from 3 to 13. The individual finds real enjoyment in these activities. since they show him a perfect outlet to release the stored-up energies which come with growing up.

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