Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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w A journey into the unknown, where either success or failure may await, lies ahead of these individuals. With pride, anxiety, and rather frightened expectations, they are embarking on a new and challenging adventure, life at Euclid Senior High School. All through their earlier years they have been in contact with the varied public services of our community. Each of these has had its own specific duty to perform and has taken its place in the program of development for these students. Now, another milestone is slipping into position. Three years lie ahead, three years in which to mold their character to their own speciiications, to those of their God, and of their fellowman. During this span of time they will sight their goals and choose the most desirable path of attainment. Frequently, these young students will enjoy the splendor of success, and more than once they will reluctantly be forced to taste the bitterness of defeat. Innumerable situations will arise when they will have to stand witness of their beliefs, overcoming the temptations to surrender to conformity. But these are only scant examples of the experiences of these short years, during which these maturing minds will be driving incessantly, advancing even more toward individual perfection. They are now launched on the journey which will lead them into the many tributaries of life, They will be prepared for the future, they will be filled with activities for their leisure time, their cultural aspects in life will be developed, and they will learn to live in a school of many as one. 13

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