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

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Strokes of Genius 71 4.- MISS XX'l'fNlllfLI!URGli Art and Ceramics ART Yivid, splashing colors used cleverly on bits of manila and behold before your eyes a scene is depicted and you pause to admire an artist's creation. A lump of clay-a finely shaped vase-ceramics class. Art appeals to eyes and has a restful effect on those who help to make it as well as those who see it. As the poet expresses himself in verse so docs the artist in paint or crayon and the molding of a mass of clay into a thing of beauty. YUCAL EXPRESSION lf art is appreciated through seeing then surely music is appreciated through hearing, whether that music be made by instrument or by voices. lien' are tal- ented with a beautiful voice and few are born knowing how to play a violin but through training and practice these things are achieved. Music has an important place because it helps develop a sense of rhythm and harmony. MR. RAISH MUSIC Page Eighteen

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id To Man A .H SCIENCE 'l'he xvorhl of tonlay is a xxiorlcl of Science ..... Science is the backbone of existencevthese are the thoughts of people toclay. Chemistry, once thought xx'itch's magic, non' essential to our mechanized worlcl which it has niafle possible, lliology, once thought a wicked practice, now a tool of nian to pre- vent disease anrl plague. In orclei' to fully appreciate its uses ancl value Science is brought into our schools HR mm I H 1 , , A . . 4 'S to be better unclerstoofl anal to senfl tuture helpers ot 1-i,yciC,, ig1,Q.,,1iem, ctw, humanity into the worlcl. , K Q I w., 44, ,, L b 4 :,. R ..',,. I if Il J '1.,. 44. MR. Sl'ANGI.I'fR MISS CRUXE MISS S'l'.XL'FlfI'lR MR. GICIEIIIXRT ience 7. 9: Iliology Science 7, S: Algelmrai 9 Science lliology, Science 9

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It's All Greek to Some of Us Sie- 4. 4-.,,,,,.4 MISS XYILLIAMS MR. V.-XCC.'XRlliLLO MISS IJICL.-XlXIA'I'ER MR. CARD Latin General Language French, English German, Speech, lJ1'amatiCS Social Studies, English FOREIGN LANGUAGES When our own unruly language has been conquered, we set out to find new languages to explore. Vllhether it be Latin, German, or French matters not, for each has a definite benefit and a deiinite use. Latin, long known as a dead language because it is not spoken by a race, is the basic foundation of most languages and therefore of utmost value. French and German give a wider and broader knowledge of the world without, and what better way is there to learn to know one's felloxymen than by learning their his- tory and customs while studying their language! Now more than ever before, there is a need for the better understanding of our neighbors across the ocean. One of the iinest ways is to study a foreign language. Pima' Niuctccn