Think before you swim

Most of you may have heard about the drowinig at Euclid High, here is what the reporters at the Euclid Sun Journal had to say. On September 19,2006 Terrell Livingston 16 , was found at the bottom of the highschool pool around 5:00 p.m.. It was a normal day for Terrell he went to his last class as usual which was swimming, some kids were in the pool some were watching from the bench, there were eleven kids in the class, the class let out at 2:25 as usual. The coach checked the area before locking up and found no one so he locked up. Terrells father came to the school at 2:30 to pick him up like he does everyday but terrell was not there, his father was worried. His father left to pick up his wife to continue to look for their son. Later the security officer came down to the pool area to open up for a swimming class around 5:00 p.m. and found Terrell's body at the bottom of the pool with his clothes on. That was what happened to Terrell Livingston (at least for what we know of).

Blogged by: Rebecca Reported by:Angela Townsend

This really was a tragedy to lose someone so quickly. Me personally think it was not an accident, he had his clothes on, the doors were locked and, if he was taking swimming classes why would he jump in if he knew it wouldn't be safe. Terrell was only 16 too. It is a mystery if you ask me, really nothing adds up. The scary thing is this is the fourth death at the EHS since the begining of this school year. Im still in question on how Terrell got into the swimming pool area the facolty has to check it everyday and the coach said he did. I wonder though if there was someone with him did they have a key or if it was just Terrell did he just have a key. We might never know. Thats the scary thing.