Euclid Shore High School - Shore Log Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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LAWRENCE E. TREBISKY, Farmer,' Football 1, 2, 3, -1. Track, 1. Baseball Manager,-1. HobbywRaifz'11g Pigf. l,et's make hay while the sun shines. GLADYS V. WADSWORTH, Wadsy. Basketball, 3, -1. Girl's Baseball, -1. 1-1obbydReadz'ng. She knows yvhat's what and that's as high As metaphyslc wit can Hy. IRENE WATERS, Weiners. Glee Club, '21, '22. Delphic Literary Society '22. Varsity Basketball Team, Manager '21, '22 Hobby-Bafketball. Come and trip it as. you L0 Un the light, fantastic toe 16

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DONALD ROGERS, Donn Cathedral Latin-Cleveland. Itlobby-Being a Nezcffboy. A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the wisest men. EVA SIVIITH, Chuck Glee Club ,2I, '22. Leader '22, Delphic Literary Society '22. Captain '22. Varsity Basketball Team, Captain '21, '22, I-Iobby+Si1zgz'1zg. There is might in inches! IRVING STRASBOURGER, Irish,' Shoronian Literary Society '22. I-lobby-lVire!eJf. tl ' YI They say that some clay all great men must alle, I do not feel too well myself. says Irving with a sigh. WILLIAM J. SULZER, Bill Track, I. Football, 2, 3, el. Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4. Baseball, 2, 3, 4. Class Secretary, 3, -I. Hobby-In-z'e1ztz'1zg. I hold he loves me best who calls me 'Billf 15

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Q llarrf IWW, YN Civln I nr' Ze-f , ... .-.,c - fr II is ss 1-s. D'ifn.. - 1 -, fl ' Fir 113- ' ' hi Prophetic Pictures T1'1m'e-'I'eri years in the future. Pfam-City of Euclid. An aeroplane was careening overhead. 'lihere seemed to be something wrong with rt. Suddenly the engine stopped with an explosive whirr-r-r. It sailed to earth like a great eagle landing safely in a large held. Ihe aviator climbed out and In the distance an aerial surveyed the landscape. was swaying gently in the breeze. VVell, of all things, if this isn't an up-to-date town. Even a radio station. I must send a wireless to my wife to tell her of my forced delay. On entering the station the aviator stood spell- bound. The operator in turn stared back at him. Finally. the aviator. his face wreathed in a familiar jovial smile, exclaimed: If this isn't enough to knock a man over. So you're running a radio station, are you, George? You have enough paraphernalia around here. Ever succeeded in talking to Mars yet? No. not yet, but I haven,t given up trying. But where did you drop from, Harry? I thought you had completely forgotten old Euclid. i'You don't mean to say that this enormous city I have just been flying over is Euclid?', Certainly it is. Canlt you see the Martin- Barriss smoke stack from here? You see old Euclid is no longer a village but a city of -100,000 people and still growing rapidly. But let's not stand here all day. Come, I'll take you sight- H.. r'l-i :vi ,Jw i a ly We .X seeing and give you a few more surprises.', I'm ready for anything after this one. Hope I'll survivef, 65? 'EQ T bij lik if A I If Q ,, l5 1 iv? 1 As they started out. I-Iarry said. Your streets certainly are well kept but for that matter the general aspect of the city is thriving. By the way. whols your mayor? My, but you're green. I-Iaven't you heard that VVilhelmina Daus has been elected mayor of Euclid? VVhy, she is the best mayor a city could have. Ask anyone if you don't believe me. I might have thought as much. Passing up Euclid Avenue George designated a ten story department store, saying. Remember Ferguson. our business manager for the Annual? Well he liked being in business so well that now he is the president of that large concern. But wait till you see the new version of the old Town Hall. It certainly was a new version. as Harry dis- covered later. when they stood in front of an imposing building with a sign over it lhe New City Hall. 17