Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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PRINCIPALS This was a year of transition, and few people felt the jolts of change more than our principals, Mr. Hunter, Mrs. Sheats, Dr. Bergem, Dr. Miller, and Mr. Wiley. The new ten period day, giving the administration twenty per cent more building space, also created countless student scheduling problems. Other new difficulties en- countered were problems in teacher communication and staff meetings, both of which were caused by diverse teacher schedules. Questions con- cerning student promotion, discipline, and college applications had to be answered as usual. Thus, the prin- cipals coped with most of the old, as well as the new problems.

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Change can be invigorating or frightening depending on a person's frame ot mind. Most individuals welcome change and enioy the chal- lenge which it imposes. Other per- sons who are not as well adiusted become apprehensive when they must meet change. They prefer the secur- ity of the status quo. I hope as you leave high school you will accept the necessary changes in your life as opportunities to de- velop your total personality. The only caution l would make is that you do not become attracted to change for its own sake and that you learn to distinguish between change which represents progress and that which does not. The development of this skill will require the use of all your native intelligence and acquired knowledge. William A. Hunter Principal Dr James Miller Assistant Principal. ' '?'F r',,',

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if Y f X '3- DIVISION A-F. Ileft to rightl Mr. Fred Johns, Dean, Miss Virginia Bell, Counselor, Mr. Randy Tarrier, Counselor. DIVISION M-R. Ileft to righfl Mr. Merwin Staines, Counselor, Mr. John Griffin, Dean nof pictured, Miss Ruth Vermillion, Counselor. Qf::,9Li,9 , i