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

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Page lzeczily-foiu' Things We Will Always Remember Freshman Year How we admired all the seniors, especially the football players! Frances Smith's collection of leaves for Biology which Mr. Spangler never would be equaled. The biggest thrill in the week, the tag dances Friday afternoons. Lois Leppert and Doris VVeir fighting over Dick Finan. insisted Alida liorver won a silver loving cup for a statue she made. Donald Sinclair got his name in the Breeze for his debating. Margaret Ray cut her long curls. The two presidents were Margaret Stearns and Janet Nason. Mr. Richardson was the mid-year class sponsor, and set many freshies' hearts a-flutter. Sophomore Year At the mid-year class party Miss Coekerill let her hair down. Betty Plies fell over backward during the Friendship Club's play at an assembly. Russell Yochim and his brother Bob left for California. The Quien Sabe Club began and ended. Quite a few Sophs were thrilled with bids to the Prom. At the June class' annual party the fellows played cards room and the girls danced on the other. Bob Tucker and Lois Leppert fell down at the same party. Ray Fuerst and Margaret Stearns presided over the classes. on one side of the Junior Year Miss Williams, alias The Matchmaker, brought Earle Gregg and Dorothy Davies together during registration. Betty Critzer had the measles. At the G.A.C. banquet, strawberry shortcake was spilled on Louise VVitt's back. The ABC Club still had meetings pretty regularly. Bill Simmermacher got all broken up during football practice. Idamae Brigman, Virginia Flower, and Betty Critzer told tall tales at the Friendship Club supper. Our Spanish Prom was the best one to be held at Shore. Betty Stewart breaking dishes in Good News. Senior Year Margaret Stearn's reflection in the mirror during the Senior Play. Mugsie Steele trying to memorize his lines for the play. The mid-year graduating class going Alpine for their banquet. Shore gets their first talking pictures and from the profit has a series of un- usual assemblies. Bolly getting second place in the A.A.U. Parade sponsored by the Council-rain made the colors run. Official Photographer and Publisher Chesshire Studios, Cleveland, Ohio

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