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ith over 2000 students in Eu- 7,' clid High School distributed among four grade levels, or- ganization is seemingly impossible. Luckily, each class has a board whose members become the nucleus of the grade. The groups plan fund raisers and activities with one goal in mind: raising enough money for senior prom. The Senior Class Cabinet, under pressure to collect enough money for prom, came up with several unique ideas. The class held a Breakfast with Santa , and invited the children of the area to attend. The kids got breakfast with Santa. Also at Christmas the board spon- sored an elf sale. Students purchased 50 cent tickets in hopes of winning the elf of their choice. For those who did win, the elves took notes, carried books and did other small tasks dur- ing the day. Together, the activities raised over 51000. The junior Class also sponsored some unique fund raisers and a snack bar in the E-room. The Sophomore Class raised money by sponsoring a dance, as did the Freshmen Class. ln the student council-sponsored hall decorating contest, the freshmen took first place. Euclid's class cabinets provide or- ganization to the student body and make the year in high school more memorable. IUAIIOR CLASS Row 1: Carol Trevarthen, Mike Lange, Laura Saletrik, Chris Fazio. Row 2: Kerry Fazio, Paul Collins, Cindy Black. Row 3: jamie Delzoppo, Danielle Nichting, Zrinka Slat, Sherri Corman. FRESHMAN CLASS Row 1: Mary Segulin, Rose Gubitosi, Pat McLaughlin, Sherri Williams. Row 2: Rich Schulz, Alicia Grillo, jean Chen. Row 3: Mary Wirbel, Karen Balogh, Floria .2 Above SENIOR CLASS Row 1: Lauren lambor, Mary Ann Radisek, Karen Schultz, Lisa Rhone. Row 2: Bernie Champa, Lisa Sellers, Wendy Potokar, Nina Matic, Miss Harris. Top Row: Sam Pantalone, lim Mo- ses, Randy Anderson, lim Belavich, Lance Haverlock. Class Organizations 0 Activities 25
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