Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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I M A . ,. f12',.,f ae .152-. I e' I' ' I-, J. ' 6 l At I :Q 1 , '71 . QNX- , XV.: I Q 5.1 41 ig 1 Q .said Y K I iff. 57' l rl-2 qv GIRLS' SWIM TEAM The Girls' Swim team splashed their way into a winning season of 7 wins and 6 losses. Coached by Miss Brown, they placed 4th out of 21 teams in the Orange Relays. Six swimmers represented Euclid at the state meet. In the state meet, the 200 yd. medley relay team of Eileen Busdiecker fthe team's captainj, Jo- Ann Motusa, Kathy Rossmann, and Debbie Petrich placed 12th. Debbie Petrich also finished 2nd in the state 200 yd. Butterfly and 4th in the 200 yd. individual medley. 11. Eucnd Oppt. 111 Maple Heights 60 100 Warren Western Reserve 73 , 69 Bedford 104 - 1.-.11 ,lf ' A 35 Lakewood 48 i 11 W 13, 1:1 95 Brush 77 3 1 A. , 74 Rocky River 98 1, ,,.,.. 1. - .sgf A 1 117 Mayfield 54 1 me JI ' A5111 ' ' 103 camon McKinley 69 Row 1, L-R: Terri Baitt, Julie Voss, Sue Voss. Row 2: Pam Adkins, Debbie Carson, Kim Terrill, 114 Midpafkh 104 Diane Micale, Ivana Rozman, Kathy Rossmann, Coach M. Brown. Row 3: Lori Evans, Tory 63 Cleveland Helghfs 87 Neff, Eileen Busdicker, JoAnn Motuza, Laurie Oberaites, Angie Oberaites, Debbie Petrich, 85 Befea 107 Bonnie Cannavino. 65 Orange . 21 59 Warren G. Harding 'er X 'T rig? 'vi' f L '?:J: bf',' ,7--' , n -'fi -y 115551 lu' 7' - ,w Q, :xi ' -' ' 'ff -4. U, f A L5 I .s.- P V' , 4' xg. I 4 .Qi ,-I li . . ' 1' 1 'H-A 1 . 1 . A be--4?-Q , in p A s:G r' - 1 gi-ffvf.: -' Debbie Williams STATE CHAMP -'-gn--.-.. -- - ' ' .V .::. ,W N ,N-.smw-sxs - , '- N--....., vii - -,WN -.sv , . .- ?+ .. S-14177 A 'H pg s. NS.- M 1. ,-1 g 'Y .' j'L--..'u f 5'i!?L?f':x. i , 'M A .f-Hli1.,-- we 1 1 --an ' -ef.. .gg gg so-4 -- 'iii Iii:-a C- LLM ,Q if N' -.- , . 13'i'WP' . ,,.v.v-4'4 , ,I .. 301 ...,,.4. ' 1 K

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GIRLS' TRACK The Girls' Track team had an outstanding season this year. Dedication, sacrifice, plenty of hard work and most of all teamwork enabled them to be exceptionally successful in the fierce and intense competition. Participation and quality of competition increased vastly. More girls are becoming aware of their abilities and limitless potentials. This did not discourage the EHS squad, they proved themselves to be tough contenders. The girls took 2nd place in the GCC Q5-ll, 2nd out of 34 teams in the city meet and a 1st for the 880 Medley and a 2nd for the 440 Relay in the Euclid Relays. The 880 Medley of Dawn Woodruff, Kathy Sands, Marilyn Zalatel and Carrie Shuster swepted three records with their 1:51.8 time, they had the meet, school and at the time state record. The 440 Relay of Dawn Woodruff, Kathy Rymarczyk, Marilyn Zalatel and Carrie Shuster set a new school record at the Euclid Relays. The team also captured 1st in the Rebelette Relays, seized a lst at the Sectionals, and acquired a 1st at the District. At the State Meet they did a fine and great jobg they came home with a 3rd place and many new individual goals acheived. Debbie Williams won her second straight state champ title in the discus with a toss of 135-5 and received a 4th in the shot with a put of 40-212. Dawn Woodruff took a 4th in the state 80 yd. Hurdles and a 4th in the state 440 Dash. Carrie Shuster also took a 4th in the state 880 Run. Eight school records were broken, throughout the year new records were set and before the ink had a chance to dry another record was set. Their new coach Joe Muscarella and Pat Buck did an extraordinary job. The mascot, Mighty Jock QMJJ also enjoyed the fantastic track season. 5-1 GCC Second GCC Euclid Oppt. 57 Mentor 53 50 North 60 63 Willoughby South 46 71 Maple 39 HK 69 Brush 41 79 Mayfield 31 vxf ' S-'ii 'V' -K .ee ,Q U, v- . 0ii5'v.k3-, -eff sy HT' X 1 A.: Q S' x c 1 . 'la f . Y'-' - 1 - ffm-6261 ROW 1, L-R: Lynn Borzi, Melody Musick, Laura Draxler. ROW 2: Mary Beth Zuponcic, Jeanne Dommer, Nancy Bregitzer, Janine Kato, COACH Joe Muscarella. ROW 3: COACH Pat Buck, Karen Schulzt, Cathleen Perryman, Jill Groudle, Karen Garapic. ROW 4: Debbie Williams, Karen Rymarczyk, Jackie Mihelcic. ROW 5: Jan Slejko, Judy Bohn, Kathy Rymarczyk, Dawn Woodruff. ROW 6: Carrie Shuster, Mary Lou Ice. ROW 7: Kathy Sands, Marilyn Zalatel, and Sue Knight. .58 131. to as . , 'RE-A. 1.11 .-'52 1'3 i L I QT .: H ws' ,V cf, '1'v'f','f H 'I-4 cr .g-.-sf - ft lj sf-1 wif-1' . - V1 Ja. -1.55, 1 I-.'..3-ff ' '. 4.4 if -tv-A ., - s..- wg fr . s.'G1:Sx'--5.2 :1'+' ' L' B 1 ' '- '. ' , -f.'fff- ,ff - 1, 8,2151 ...,, wg, , Tar., . x ,,. A .Fa r-D A N, Q , , but ., N fb... ,t l :C Giga 1' 5. 5 '-,- -. V ' .w. 5. t.b .J3E-V - ' ' X-.Q .g-1-it -u ,-:go :aff-.suv-ui, I!!! -L, ...ze ,siiw X.. ' ,- A -31 1, ......-.... , . , 4 -1 - -:zzz-:asia , , 1.1-1 . -. . , 1 i k tl -1:31. -vs- 9 K .l soo 'V'!'T1 V!-1'4'l1.E5.19.'l 1.,l,f4:li-gqvldi iiiimtiati

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0 9 nl9E E -s' 1 V FRONT ROW QL-RJ Ron Ranallo, Don Willingham, Mickey Karaba, Mike Keever, Lou Dommer, Frank Maire, Randy Jones. MIDDLE ROW: Ray Sierko, Tim Henkel, Scott Maxwell, Jack Gregorin, Mike Lynn, Greg Wanchism. BACK ROW: Jeff Hartman fcoachj, Tim Kooser, Bob Papp, Dave Poklar, Eugene La- Valley, John Planisek, John Leovich, Paul Serra fcoachl. VARSITY SCORES EUCLID OPPONENT EUCLID TEAM OPPONENT TEAM 11 Collinwood 2 Z Univgjjtzjdchool 3 7 . c 'w 0d 0 3 Willoughby South 1 2 Willoughby South 3 8 Mentor 2 f s?ej':Z'dh 2 3 Mayfield 2 2 st' Josgph 2 6 Shaker Heights o 5 Memo? 6 4 Shaker Heights 1 3 Eastlake North 2 1 Wickliffe Qdistrictsl 0 1 Brush 4 1 Canfield Qdistrictsl 3 2 Rocky River 3 2 HWS 0 5 Rock River 4 1 Eastlake North 5 1 Geneva Lectionall 0 4 Cuyahoga Fans 5 . . . . 4 Cincinnati Princeton 14 9 Painesville Riverside 0 5 Maple Heights 3 2 u 10 umsglgisesiihtjei Z 'I C'e eIbIaa'::.t:2ights 3 I Season Record: Won 21 Lost 10 Head Coach: paul 59,-ra G-C-C- Rewfdf WON 3 I-0Sf 5 Assistant Coach: Jeff Hartman ' an , ...I . 4 E 3 4,.Qi,Q,fQf f t if' i'gy,jfg, , ,.. D- 1 ,f ' - . ---'. 1 fi' , 95 I 1 L.. Y, A- ' ' .'. 4 V., .. .Y . .T...s.A. .mai-4p...x4 Q -A-Qu..-i . 'P l Lea-.. VARSITY BASEBALL The 1977 Varsity Baseball Team turned out an excellent season record. The team played a total of thirty-one games of which they won twenty-one. The Panthers G.C.C. record was also very impressive. The team won eight of fourteen G.C.C. games. The outstanding player on the team was John Leovich, who was the pitching ace of the team. His record this year was 6-1, in- cluding a no-hitter. In all, the season was a success for first year coach Paul Serra and his assistant, Jeff Hartman. fry 2,7 ff' , --av J 3 T Eau F' P51 I . 'UI