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

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Foreword HE past year has been one of growth and achieve- ment for the Euclid Village High School. In the preparation of this little volume the combined Senior Classes of both divisions, for the first time in the history of the schools, have united their literary and artistic efforts. The student body and faculty of the entire organ- ization has given us its loyal and enthusiastic support. The staff trusts that the following pages may indicate some- thing of the life and activities at our two high schools- Euclid and Shore-and may strengthen still further the bonds of friendship existing between them. Appreciation is hereby extended to all who con- tributed in any manner to the annual. The assistance of associates, faculty advisors, patrons and advertisers has made possible our initial combination offering and has en- couraged us throughout the undertaking.