Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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Totally still, the world has stopped, never to start againp a world without MOTION cannot possibly be conceiv- ed. Life rampages at a tremendous speed that never seems to leave enough time for all that needs to be done. Man has adjusted to this speed and lives quite comfortably through his progress. With our generation fac- ing an age that is computerized, ultra-sonic, and jet propelled, our duty is to prepare ourselves for this MOTION. The responsibility is ours, and we must meet the needs of the growing, exciting, and often deman- ding world that awaits us. Each person has a special purpose and we must realize that no job is too minute or unimportant. Euclid's diverse educational programs have started to prepare each of us for the career that awaits usg we must move with the times and realize that each of us is an important part of the work- ing machine of life. As the gears grind. we must realize that the MOTION of the machine must not stop, for if it does our generation's job will not be finished. Sflntroduction ' rs i l di Sm: :ft ,

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