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

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acull LI Junior and Senior Class Sponsors

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S Trivisonno. James Rood, Kenneth G. Rosa. Paul J. Rose. John J. Roth, Howard E. Rumery, John Wayne Rush, Edward C. Russ. Charles C. Russell. John A, Rutter, Harold Schaub, Dennis L. Schink, Howard C. Schlaeger. Jack H. Schlicker. Robert L. Schneider. Wm. Schott, Albert Schott, Raymon Schromni. Robert Schultz. William Stockall. John D. Stocker, Ray A. Stoekel. James R. Swenson. Beril G. Sylvester. Wm. T Talty. Martin C. Tannehill. Robert Taylor, Howard Teske. Kenneth Thompson, John Tiber, Wayne Trivisonno, Agne C. sL. V Vene, Victor F. Verla, Edward E. Vernik, Wm. Vesel, Edward M Vickerman, Jack R. Vogel, Kenneth Waterwash, Sam Watt, Albert Weiss, Robert Weist, Lawrence A. Wendorf, Carl E. Werts, Wm, W. Jr. Wesley, Robert Y Yopel, John P. Yeys. Arthur Yoger, John Yuhas. John G. Sarles. George Savchak, Edw Scanclrett, Le Roy Schaefer, Robert D. Schafer. XVilliam XV. Tucker, Robert R. Stranahan, Wm. flfd J- Strauss. Frank Wm. U SUJY' Richard Ulepic. Charles J. Sullivan. Joe E. Ulggar, Albert Svetin, Joe A. Ulogar. John Z Volpe, Edward J. Weybrecht, Howard Weybrecht, Jim gawk' adam ES W Weybrecht, Richard Mer' udolp ' W Zdara, Leonard Waemeii. Elmer eybmht' Rohm Zele Fred F Wallace, Alfred Whlfe' Paul A' Zgogc John P Wallace, Kenneth Wilhelm- Keith Zivichv John i Walsh' John F' Wilson' Alice Zuberl Walter Vdalrgrg, Edward Wilson, George W. Zu arlcic Frank Ward, Raymgnd XVilSOt1, Keith p ' Water, William C. Winters. Reinald H. 'Killed in Action. Dear Diary: Sept. 7-You should see all the begin- ning freshmen running around: we seem to have more new students than ever be- fore this year. Sept. 17-Painesville bested us in a sweeping victory for their football team today with a score of 13-O. The Hrst game of the season too. Sept. 20-A brand new club is being introduced to Shore, a Whirlo Club with Miss Gill as sponsor. Sept. Z'a+Our Shore Breeze is being sent free of charge to the fellows in serv- ice so that they may keep up with school activities. Sept. 24-This afternoon it was our turn to win. and we did, with a 14-0 vic- tory over Grange. In this game Dick Wilcox broke his leg. Get well soon Dick. Sept. 27-This year's editor of the Log is Edith Fischer, and, Diary, I hope she has room for you. Sept. 29-Lois Wilhelm has been elected president of the Whirlo Club: now things will start to hum. Sept. 30-Magician Seymour took the students and faculty for a rollicking ad- venture in the Land of Sleight of Hand, and I'm still wondering what became of the pigeon. Gct. 1-13-7, with Shore on the top half, was our winning score against Gar- field. And did everybody enjoy them- selves with those especially imported hot- dogs by the courtesy of the Student Council! Oct. 4-Teachers are human. They proved this by having a baby show, auc- tion and picnic at the Euclid Park club- house this fine and balmy evening. J

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Board of Education FIRST ROXV' Paul H. Torbct. Alice Rcsslcr, Russell H. Erwinc. Frank Mills. SECOND ROXV Anton E Strolim. John l5. Davis, Raymond J. Turk, Loren J. Bullard, Loyal E. Luikart. URING these criticctl wctr yeors American youth hos been brought fctce to fctce with severctl very serious chcrllenges. Thou- scrnds of our young people hctve been forced to decide whether to enter combat service or to gssist with defense industry, or to continue their educotion. The decision hcts not been on ectsy one to rnolce. American youth, ctlwcxys highly pottriotic, understotnds Whcrt it mecrns to rnctin- tfgtin the Aniericcrn wcry of life dt Whatever cost is necesscrry. Lure of high Wotges offers ct for more subtle, if less vcrlid, chctllenge. But let it be sctid to the glory of Arriericctn youth thcrt by for the most of them wont to continue their educgtionctl prep- ortiztion for cr post-Wcrr world which will require not ctily oil the intelligence ond skill, but the pffttience, insight ond tolerctnce, thot con be brou-giht to beotr upon it. This is the high tcrsk to which Ainericon High School boys ond girls gre corrtniitted. Your tectchers ond friends hove confidence thot you will continue your prep- Ctrcrtioii ond thus cctrry the torch for cr better world. Russell H. Erwine Superintendent of Schools -431 Jr