Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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ff' I I 1 ,I . C' 'l V 'fry Loneliness is ice-water and sour milk to the diet of the mind. It is the feeling which comes not only from being alone, for it is possible to be lonely in a crowd. lt is rather the failure ofa meeting of minds. It is the result of a lack of comprehension of thought on the part of others. It is something which is not easily overcome. even by the strongest of men: for loneliness is a lost thought or a dead hope.

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It is not easy for a youth to believe himself a failure. To accept defeat is diilicult, for youth must win. Every fiber of a young body strives toward victory, and when this goal is met, he is happy. But victory merely whets his appetite for greater challenge-he is rejuvenated and lights still harder the next time. To give up is uncommon in youth, because the horizon of what could be is as wide as the sky and as endless as the stars.

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1 -5 ii J W. Thought is a wonderful thing. To be able to drift end- lessly at the height of the imagination is a vacation from the reality which can sometimes be so troublesome. Where is she? Who knows, and who will ever know? For it is only in thought that one can be truly alone. It is in the thoughts of youth that the future is born. It is in her dreams and in the dreams of her contemporaries that tomorrow is decided. '1 V f,,-wwf sf lf' 'E L' 'L' 5 Fig -Q1 - ,: l A'i:,l . 15? Q 5 i 5 ,va .w 'T .A w I z , 3 , Sl , y. 1, 1 Q .Q ,i 13 yif . tx. L. - iii-I ,li PSS? 3133 -st. ' .4 W ' V9 Nag ti, 591 Wit x, : i525 :filf 41 'I-'Z ft 2.51: . i x W ,... SN X. X