Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1928 volume:

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V T b, yqqczrnvxrrnelp. , 4 YIHUHLUGCIGJS. vn F1DVEIRUl7SGmGDUp. 5545 U Agfa., :Sexy L5g:iA,,:,,- 5 Y! .I 'H Q A.-1wM,v,.e.,,iQf ,F , 'sr 32 ' 1l'lll1.1,, Y iffxmmm-MzzfW flw -Y ' l m N WX 1 V di ,, -fm 'A Mfr- Blzglrr .5 .X ,gzgi -TDM - ii -1' ,YM lf? fi,-ff f fx c s in 'paws eeee - 1 s .5 ' if x - L l l T 'fu l L ,Q 4 -V. , -v This, the first Collimvood High School Annual in alperiod of over two decades, is the result of our sincere endeavor to portray the achievements and activities of the Senior High in the guise and man- ners of perhaps the most outstanding epoch the world has ever known-The Medieval Age. May The Turret enrich the choicest memories of our high school days by making a little stronger the tie that binds our hearts to this Senior High Schoolgour beloved Alma Mater. Rom M. l J11i'rz To You Hiiaa Quan HH. Bing lnspiring Teacher Conscientious Adviser Sincere Friend We, the june class of 1928 lovingly dedicate our Annual. FRANK P. XYHITNEY l'r1'114'1'jw1! Thr flass of func, 1928, will prvsrntly bf' of rcvord only in Collinzcoofl High Sthool. For good or ill the books Quill soon bv closed. The grouf will lu' sfattrrvd. It is a matter of just pride to all of ns, to those who go and to those' who stay, that thr record is so flcar. It is not so lllllfll the quantity as thc quality of Ut'C'0ll1f'llSl1llIf'l1f that ronnts. For all that has bvcn higl1 and fine in thc record of this class tue shall alzcays be grateful. Senior classcs ronzc and go but 'zuhilc thry arc hcrc' thc honor of the school is largely in thrir kvvping. To carh senior flass thc solvnln :'oz.' to transmit tha school not only not lass, but grcatcr, bcttcr ana' more bvantifnl than it teas transnzittcdj to all graalnalfs a solvnzn friclc in thc ideals and sacred things of thc sfhoolg to all stndvnts a joyous fartififation in the noblv vntvrjvrisc of gctting an cducationg and to cwryoizc in after years happy znrinorics of thc' golden hours. Frank P. ll'l1itnC'y i, L A A... ' THE TURRET The Assistant Principals 1 Mrs. Lucy Cliurcli Carr Mr. Floyd L, Simmons The goal of ycstcrclay will lime tlic start- The spirit of cooperation which the whole mg poiit of tiniifirrmv. -Carlyle, stuclcnt burly has slimvii in its 5U1'I11UI't ot all 4Cl1Hl'll activities is extremely gratifying and ltirccasts years ot useful scrvicc as iuturc citizciis fur its mcmlJcrs.'l Illf. liilffy lillkjlllt Xlf. limb' Lu Ljug I l1frliffY'J ill l,lHlllI1W fl. UIC NCl1'l l Wl1CI'L 'l'l1t- climlls max' rlmp titlt-s :incl cstatcs, each 11111111 is ilifliwliizllly 111111wi't2111t.' iii-gilili mai' st-tk us-lim wisdfim must Le wiiglitf' V PLIUU fCIl THE TURRET ff? , ,-.- -,,......,1- X W. 5 -adm, .V f- f - THE TURRET DELL A. ANDREE M f, F HEIBER M LARJCK 15- 0 gk ,,,w PfJ NA.sTERToN fr BRADBURif'j ' ANNUAL BUARD fp fm-Irv J Bffwor M EUKUWNJK M KL A UMJNZER THE TURRET David Sindell ,....,... Anne Andree ,........, Turret Board .,..,..lilflflll'-Ill-Cfllff ......Llft'I'tll'-X' Editor Mary Bulqownik ..,..,,. , ,,r,..,.w.,,.Y., Clzrfi lillilflll' blames Masterton ...r... ...,,.. I Joys' .5'fwrf ljdfinr llinna Klauininzeix. ..,.... Girls' Sjwrf lflllur Florence Bradbury ',,,,., .r,..,.,,,,,...- I rf ljlliior Mary Lariek ...,....,,,..r ..,. ,,Y,,,,.Y,,Yr,. S ' c'c'l'CftlI'VX' Josephine Bernot ,,,,,,,,4 ,,..,,. C S:'1'r11Iaf. o11 rlltllllljflfl' Fred Heiber .,v.,...V...ww. ........,....w.. . '11f'I'L'I'ffS lIf1 .lflzzzlfgfw Emanuel X. Stern DeI.ourde Bailey Katherine Clark Eleanor Eckle 1Iilton Gary XYil1na Hinckley Mildred Lunrlgren Vilma Larkin Virginia Bauman Chester Brown Ernest England Lois Burger Toni Dragan XYilliam Ferguson Everett Forbush Minna Klauniinzer Eugene Bemisderfer Elizabeth Cannon Lydia Kiraly I: rank Laurich Ignatius Modica Lflfxf, Ani'-:C1'i1f111ff llfllzzarfcz LITERARY STAlfl7 Louise llarlqel Helen Mills Toni Racligan Rachel Shrannn Paul Xllieaton Muriel White llernian Hilliek ART STAFF lda Galirielson Mildred Fitzgerald Audrey Iinieriin ClRCL'LA'l'lUN STAFF Luella NYhitela ADVERTISING S Helen Mills Ignatius Modiea Rose Pazieky Homer Thompson Tony Yaeeariello w TAFF Emily Scharlag Homer Thompson Anthony Yacceriello james Weigel Leon XYieeh Fluff llziz THE TURRET Acknowledgements HE staff of The Turret wishes to acknowledge its indebtedness to all who have helped to make it a success. K'Ve extend our sincere thanks: To Mr. Frank P. XYhitney, principal of Cullinwrvucl High School, who challenged our best ellorts to make The Turret a success. To Mr. Floyd L. Simmons for his helpful advice on business matters. To the Misses Rusa M. Dietz, Frances Murphy, and Gretchen Jennings for valuable assistance in editing the Turret. To Mrs. Belle Hope Rasmussen nt the Art Department who so generousljf gave her time to assist and advise the Art Statt. To Mrs. Irene Mc.-Xnerney nf the Unninercial Department fur her willing co-operatinn in preparing typewritten copy. To Mr. Charles XY. Chance ni the Mechanical Drawing' llepartment for his assistance in painting signs and pristers and preparing innuntings. lu the liflllllllg' llepartnient liar sn kindly printing snbscriptinn blanks. And tn nur inany subscribers and advertisers wht: helped tu make this annual a possibility. The .Xnnnal lclnard Ptlyfi' fH111'lt'w1 M15 ,Var 4. ,, f, HN M5 ,J .u. 1 . -IIWILR., : 5 fx.',., ' 1 u- 1 4 1 ' . JT , ,, ,, ., ,P Y .L , Jw, ,,,..,,a Q .. 1! 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THE TURRET une Class of 1928 I t t CLASS OFFICERS BIILTUN GARY ANNE Axinmzia ee All-XRY LARICK XYILLIAM 'lfimlsmq Nliltim Gary llym l,ezulei'g Y-lndus Cluhg Sci- ence Clubg Class Night Committee. llfvvf H15 !jl'L'.X'lll4'lIf.! une .Xiirlree Literary liflitur, .Xmiual llllilffll llcmm' Ping Q44JllllllCllL'L'l1lL'lll Speak- erg liclititrial lluarrl, Spotlightg ll:- l'1'ess Cluhg rli1'CIlSllI'Cl', Seniui' ,Xrt Cluhg 'lieket Salesmahg Class Night Committee. ll U gflzvfl and gfizwtz' um! xii!! mn turulffw' jfl'U'ZU Thu! um' .vzzmll fmm' mzrffz' f'i11'1',x' ii!! shi' kl1L'Tk'.H 1111,-:fc .Sl.1'lll'1'I7 1DI'FSI'LI7UlIf ,, e,,e flirt' .P1'1'SltI7t'1If , 5Ct'I'Cfc1l'j' I zttmml Mary Lariek 'llI'C2l5l1l'61', Frieiidship Cluhg Secre- tary, ,Xmiual Board: Exchanges Spotlight: Cmimieiiceiiieiit Speaker Class Night Committee. rl rI'l.xfN1.xl1L1Ul1 fflrll .Y ZH'-VUJIQIY 1-0111 faire Has this lllcll-UIUII will! flu' t'I!l'lAX' 11i11'1',' XX'illiam 'lll'1UlCl' Stage Klaiiagei' Dramatic Club Class Night Cummittee. lfi'.u'1 r'ml but ulruil-x'x 1't'i1d,x' for fan .Al,v.vi11r1'1nzr,v, ffm, as tIllLX'UlIU,H THE TURRET a L l1l'1Nt'I1 1111111 .Xrszmla 41!1u1m' ? 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Siu' 5111? 11111 gut Ll'IUtlV1' zuzlfz ztf Eugene Hemiwrlerfcr, Cjvnc Y-ffllllfftlf C.0lll'A'C Glge L'1u1 1g lizmdg Dzmcc 1f1u11. Is 110 ilu' br,-3'-f1'iv11d. do flu ulz dn! M6 Q- ian P75- IJIIIUU 51 11114 1 n THE TURRET , 1f A S x 1 l 9 fm ' 91? 11 Q ' 1 'Q ,PQ C 1 ff P A 1 J ff f ,W ffl' 111111111111 f ff ,,,L1 . ,V ' 7 , 1 iii: , ,, L g 1 4' v 'Eff' ,JN 3111 Florence H. lierkowitz, F10 C'01111111'1'1'1111 Coizrsv ,411 11111'111111'1'11 111111511011 'l11ClI'1?. Qlusepliiiie llernut, 1111111101151 nl1'11111'1111r C'11111's1' Roinzmcers, President 3 Student Council, '27 Vice-presitlentg Annu- al l-11'1z11'1l. Circulation Manager, Fi'ieu1lsl1ip Clubg In111r1nati11n Desk. P011 1111.51 KI llI1lIl1v1JZI1 511511 CI 51101711- 111g 11111111. George XV. licrwztlfl, B115 7l1'1'1Il11l'fI1 C11111'511 Basketball Letter-inan. B11111111' 111111 511111 111111 i'1'1'y 11111, 141111 CI 511111 511111 I-IZ 17tY51?l'117ll11. Alice Rae Billings A1'11c11'11111' Cl0ZI1'S1 Frienclsliip Clubg Desk Sergeztntg Announceineiit Coinniittee, Cliair- niztng In111rniation Desk. Sj11'111e.s' 111111 111115 'ZUI-111 tl 11111111111115' g1'111'1', 1'1'1z11'11 511112115 1f5111f I-IZ 1111' 1111115 of 11111' 111111 Ethel L. Boomer 1' cY0111111L11'lN1.l11 C11111's1' 51111111 ,Y1111.1L', 1111 -2111111127 Florence R. l1l'ZlCll'l11l'y, F111.v.v11' 01111111'1'1'1111 C 11111'x1' Tower Stntli, Art Ecliturg Annual Stanf, Art: Senior Art Clubg Friend- ship Club. 1,1Il1fj11 111111 11111 111111111 111111111,v -1111111 311111. Cliester M. li1'UXVl1 .1l1i11111'11111' C11111'.f1' Annual Stuff, .Xrt. 5111111111, .v111111111 11f'1'1' 11111 111111111111117 11111111. Mary llukowink, 111111 iC111111111'1'1'1111 c1f1111'Xl1 .-Xniuml l'111:1r1l, Clubs lilllllllf lfriencl- ship Club, XYlCC-l,1'CSltlClllQ2 le31111sters' Club, X'lCC-l'l'CSlCl61llQ Stuclent Coun- cil, SCCl QlZll'j'Q Cheer Lcaflerg Hoilor Stuclcntg Ching Kung' Club: L1,O111- nienceuicut Speaker. .4f11'111'11111 f1111:x, 111111 .s'1'1' 'r1'1111',v 111111, Yl111'1111'1-2111111 s111'1' C1111 111f1lfl1 IIN 1'111'1'1'. THE TURRET Ruth l.11i5 Burger :11'11111'11II-1' C11111511 3lE1SL1ll61 S Club: .-Xununl 8111111 Seu- ior Play, Thu Mau in the lluwler Hut. AXv1l'L' 1'-X'1'x 111111 !1l111', 111111 11 11111111111 Xfs'L'1'1, -1 X111111' 151.11111 111'1' 111' .v111'1' tl 111111. A. ljlizzllwctlm kxullllllll -11111111'11111' C11111',f1' 1Q4'l1lfll1CCl-5: l 1'iu111lwl1ip fllllbl Scu- 1111' l'l?Lj'. Hrlxllc 'l'WL'lYQ l'l1l1111l l.1111lQ, -1 111111111' 111 11111' 111111.x1. Claricc fi. L'z1rmitcl1cl. 1l1'1111-x' 1 11111111111 L11111'51' I4-l.lCllflFlllIJ Clulx, L':1l1inet Klcmlmcrg llrcfx Qumluittcu. 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C1611 1z1171' 11111111 111111111 11ll1'.V, H1 11 1111 you 1111111 11z1'11y bl7'lll111.lkL7 lllyxf 0111, 1.110 k1z1121'.v. llvilliam Ford Crms T111'11111f111 ClOlH'.SC F11otbz1ll. i111 11116 111111110111 111161 Cl 17l1.Yj' 01113 1501125 SLI-X' 111111 1IFl.Y 101s Of-11111. ,df , :1f1,f1 ' g , Q1 1 , My Vw X111 gf, 1 ff , 1 , 1 X X 4,6 WM' 'T Q1 y , 1 ff 2 QU ,QI 461 , 5 211. 1. ,1 111 , lf J 11' PF! 1 1 .gy - nu.. 1 'f , 1 if HM fn-N 1 , ' ,aff 6 ' ! , ,Z 1 1, , if .. ' 1 11 K 11, ,,f, ,V ,ll ,, , 1, 1,141 14 M' ffyldld, 14: XQYWZ 103 f I 112 ,fin 11221fff4WW' 7 Page 11111010611 T H E T U R R E T f A fM.,.Af4 l1Cf1T'LfC IRL-l'llSS X 1 ff Z 'JJ y'f1ll!I111.1Nll! C'11111'.v1' Swinuniug' Club. fj1'01'111' 1.9 tl 1111111 of 1111 121111111 of Quark, J7Vl7'Z't'1' 7111.9 k111m'11 111.1 flllfy ffl .Y11l'1'k. 'l'11ny 1. lJz1m:1l11, Zip 7't'l'1Z111'l'll1 C'11z11'51' Golf Club. Z1f1 11'k1'.1' 111 fl111vX' golf. Ruth H. Davis, IV111111' ,11'11111'1111'1' C'11111's1f files iflubg L'l11n'z1l Club: Typing , Llula. A 1:1I.VC'lI!tI111Il1 1111 1111' 11111111 y , in 1 !j1111P!L'.f 11111, 111111 1 Z'1'1'j' S1111Ilx. 11 , 'f 1 115,-1 'l Hlll llragrm, Y 11111111-1: lx A 1'1'1'11111f111C'11111'.1'1' XX. 1 4 1, 1' f , . . .. .. . Student QIJl11lCllQ Annual bran, bub- ' , ,, '21, f ffvfr 1 . . . . v - A ff! ' ,, sc1'1pt111n Lmnlnltteep 1XOINll'lIiUUg M1 7,1 . 1,1 1 jf' I 4 I . ,Q . 1 974 Lf,11Nm1tIC61 Dance Llubg Lllefs Llub. 1 , 1 11151 11 111111 1110011-11111111111 11111, W ,1 -11f1'11y.v 511111111g-111'i'1'1' 51161. ' 1 I 7' 1- .,-4 1 1 7 I if V' X X 1 f if ' , 1 31,1 , y M, ,f lilcaufm L. Eclqle A111111111111' C'11111'51' Friendship Club: Annual Staff. -11 J111111' ll.Y 11111111 115 f1111'f1'v, J 511111111 f111111x11f11x .lulm ll. Ehrbzu' g11'11111'lI1I'1' cullllllfl' Social f41ll111lllQtC't'1 Trznclq Team: I I Hume lx1111m llaakctlmll ,l'CIllll. N '1 Alflfv 1111,'11' f11x' .v'21'1'1'1 1'11111f111111111 111'.' UZZZZ1., ' 1 VIH!! 1 A il 4 4 A 2 Ll1:11'l1-Q Izl, C 111111111 L lllflllc Za . .11'11111'1111'1' C'11111'x1' ,V A String lH1l11lI'lClQ S1111tligl1tg Scuim' A I, 15, fl1'cl1csl1'z13 'llowcx' Sllllll.Q M:1511ue1 5 . H' - K . X, A A L lul1. 5 7 A cll1!f111lw! Ll!111lyAT, 111111x1'1-ff' 1 W :lay 13511, C4 - . - . 4, l'.I'l1k'Nl K. hllgllllltl, .S':1'1'11'1' 1'1'1'l11111'111 Q'111111v1' F-ucinl L'11uunit1cvg Dress Cillllllllt- , I ' . -f lcv: lkmcc L lulmg liuslxct Hall usher' ,fz ? I 11' 1iL'1'11ly .xlllllllll 511111, 1X1't. .S1111111111111 1111111111-V, I J' THE TUREET .fx X1-7 My-f .f Lf' tif 7 F' xky j Xlilliam B. Fergusun, Bill .dt'tYdt'IlIIit' 61111115 Senior Orchestra: ixlllllllll Stall Xmninztting Liommittee: Social Lfnn mittee, Chztirinzm. .lft1H1t'111t2!it'1't1iz and .rrit'11t1',ft, two, II t' lived tl good uzauv zzmrt' Ilkt' wif. Mildred H. Fitzgerald. Balm' Co1.'J111t'Vt'ft:i Li.-tlrmp Dress Cttintnitteei :Xnnual Stall Romztncers: Store-rttfmt: lnftvrinzt- tion Desk. .lf1.tt111t.'uzrs tu .vnu lmfkx. Everett H. Fiirhusli. Floor Hritxlz Tt't'1ZlII't'tIl Lxozriift' Aiinfmneetnent Committee: Sub-Q seription Committee: Dance Cluh Hall Captain. lEI'Cl't'ff Floor Brush Iozmif to ftlarx' --lm! .-1150 rlztllk' iff' j'u1'ft't'f IZLIVXXY. Harold Li. Fliekinqer. Iflirk' -4t't1tlt'::z1't' Ciffzrrst' i G11-lf Club: list-lfet llall te'tnt. See' onds. HC Surf Uzjojs Ll 11111 gffofti fflllf. --lm! flzinks flztzt Ziff IIS fjzrflt' Xlflllllllli. Ida Dora Gabrielson. Iymn: Co21i111J1't'z't1l Ciozrrst' Ring Committee: -Xnituztl .Xrt Stall. Got w Hilft' for jfj1lLIf.'J.,H Gladys G. Gibson, CUC G65 Co1zz:1't'1't'z't'1l Ciozrr.-'U 5i'Ze'F1'lllC.YS tmrl Illfllftfffvl' rozzzblnvtl, Thonizts .X. Gilchrist. Lord Tcflzziirttl Coznzrt' Romaneers: Class Night lftttnmittee. .-ind hott' ix tht ftzir Co-rrlf Ralph Y. Greene. Giwvzzitt Acaciczzzif Coznxvv Glee Cflubg Dress Committee. .Ulf trol, aloft: j'c111z1'Ia1' thing To Ralph, bffazfse iw likes to sing. vt 4,- V Q MNH . '21 7. ,Qu -,H ,.J7i,9.. if . , , f 4 , , L ,A vw . '74 , V A ' ff? , f .- j W , fx A 47' 'gf . , 4 :i,n,4:3t7f, V Y 1 I V of ,H A fffg ?i 'ff fi. ' , 9' '-,Ili 1 75,2 ja! Y, , 4' ,, -,gf flflt' fiwazfy-ruit' f THE TURRET f 4 Z, Z 'ff 642,2 4 'f 1 f if f f I f from ' fy f wg-V ww, 32,1 KW 1' hi f, , K , , M7 ,, f ,,f W f,m fam ff 510 Ituulzly-fin: Q J Ng N L'zu'ul Grace Gynn, JZUIIII-X' flfllllfllllt' Cnlrrxv lJI'lC'llflSl1lI'D Lflubg flung Kung Club Dzmcc Club. Xlll ulltiflolr for flzf blurs. llflulcmlm C. llZ,LlllIl1fJl'lfl, ,llurk lvvlllllfwll ClUIIl'.Yt' Dancing Qlub. lll1l'l3-lIflll't'Il, rum' iw'-x', iff-x' qzflff, ll 'nulfllff lilev .wlzrml as tl xfmulvx' flicf l'lI'Cfl ll. llcibcr, lfurlf lfrvflnlic flt't?flt'lllll' Cuzzrxf Annual l'lUZL1'fl, Arlvcrtising Mana- ger: Student Cuuncil, '27 Prexident Exccutivc Lblnlnitteeg 'l'ri1nplet:l' IQOITIZLHCCTSQ Gym Lezulcr. ll'l1,v fulvv lifv .nf .YCl'l.UZt.YlVl', my llvarf Erlward XY. Hciflcnrcich, llzzffluv limclvzzlu' Cazzmr Baseball Clubg Social Science Club. I will dvd! -zvffll you iuillz all frazzle- IICSX. YX'il1na A. Hinckley, Hinzvky yll'l'lZIIlL'tIl Cozffzvc Frienclship Club: 'lluwcr Stall: .Xu- nual Staff. .lliuuhvs 'ZTI'-X' ffl'4It'l.f7Il.Y mul 5-zuvcf ,Xml-v fj1Ufl1lI1'll mul, ull! .vu Jzruf. Rubcrt XX'illi:un l lllll-lllilll. fluffy l Uflllllfrll C ffzzlxn' Iilcclriczll Club, SL'Cl'L'llll'X. ,llflfv -vnu lcurllml fu rlalllfl' ,wif XYilli:un li. llur11iug', Cnyizzc .-Iluflf um' C ffzfrxr llzlmlu-tlmzlll 'll-ann, Sccunllwg ligmcing Club. lflill nmxl ulmrhxxv ffulx llzu Im!! 'Ch1llf5l' .YUII NLR' lI4 .Y 'Z'4'l'X' lclll. XYf1llz1cc li. lluslun, lllzllrv l4'4'llJI1c'4ll L n11l',Y1' Sllltlll, but 'rjl'I't' lzizlz u cluzncv, v THE TURRET Ethel 11116 111011, 16115111 --I1'1I1171'Il11-1' Ll11111'5p Q Dance Lllnlw. fftw' .1.1'HRl', 1't'1'1' lf!!-lv. .Y11'1' 11,1 2111116 11111111111 1111 iu11.1'. llllliznn li. -l11l11151-11, 13117 fC1'1111I1'11f L 11111115 51111tllgl11 lQt3l1l1l'lL'l'Q SClL'1lCC Kllllll H111111 Milf., 1,13 -f11Il1f 11-f .111L1,x, fxllltlll' Agnus liznnz, ,lf11H,1' -J1111f1'1111'1' Q'111111fg F1'1endfl1i11 1,'l11l1: ll:1x1111c1'x1 lJ11111 ing Q-ll1lJ. L111111l1111g1. fLIIkg1l.lf, 1't'u1' 1'l11'1'1'-1'. ll'f11'11 111111 11011 If-1H .f 111'z'1'1' 1f1'1'111'1 Matilda J. R21-telic. T111-y 5111 1111-11 C'fj111111if1'1'1'11I L411111',fp 1131155 111jz'1'1' 55111 111 11 1111.11 lliflflfl. George M, li:11'rz111 f1'1'fZ11I11,f Q 11111 11 l oJtl1L1ll: l5:1xlsc1l1:1ll l.u111g1'111:1n. fILl4'ff'l'fLq 1.1 71'11111111'f11I 111 I1111111'1l111', fill -141I1'Z.1'.' I 1711! !'1111l' fllfrflfll. Malucl licllgi. K1 11-4 C 111111111 1 1 1111 Q 11111.11 fwcinl 1--l.'l-lllllllllffll 'lw11wcr Sllllll B11-i111:H lI:11311qcr1 .Xn111,1:1l 511111 H111 5111111 1 .1'1'11.11 'Iwi' 11 zw11111 ' .111 L1f11,NiIf fflmw 1 La11'rc11Cc: ll. li1g11111gflj.. !'11111111.1 f11'l11111'11! 1.111110 I H1'I'1'.x' HIL' ffI111'lI, I1'1I1l'1'.x' fflf 1'11.11 Lydia Qllarlmtc Kiraly C401111111'1'1'11'1l C4f1111'.f11 Student Cwnncil, 'llrcz1w11rcrg .Xdvc1'- tising f,401'Il1lllUCC. A 1111111111 .111 Cr1111fI1111'l-1' kllltf, :1 fllllff 111 l11'1' -11111 x1'111'1'c C1111 111111. 7 4 K1 fm, 1321 Mg ff? .H yrr - I . ,, Lg: p + 1 N' I f'ff111,'f . 51 ' 5 4 +l!2QQQ is V ,., , 3' 11 If fff IJ1IA1lL' 1z1'1'11l1'-111111 THE TURRET Page fzvmzly-four X ,Cf Of Minna M. Klaurninzer, ,lfin Acazlfzizzir Cozzrsc Friendship Clubg Collegiate Typing Clulig Annual Stull, Literaryg Store Roonig Subscription Connnitteeg Nominating Committee. Hlfmvd iuiffz flzul vlzflrzlz, tlzv I'f'1'fflIi1I- fy Io jvlrflxv. Audrey Knierini, Am! if Tvrlziziml Cozfrxf' The Roinaneerwg Annual Staff. Art: I-loine Room Secretary. f HCI' ways are l'lll'l'If1YS,, frm, and gay. S110 giggles in tl Cllflflllfllg ZUKI-V. Howzirrl ll. Knucliel, Kzzzzcklvs if Almdvlzzif Course - Spotlight Reporter: Masquers, Pub- licity- Tl1e Locked Chest - 'l'he Man in the Bowler Hatf, A friflc vccclztrif, 50 ilze-v say, folly and jvlaaxnzzf in 0 d1'jifm'm1t TUCIX. Frances Koven Coiiziizfrrial Cozzrxv , Of1! zufzere 5111111 I, my frzfc' Iam' find? f i ' Matilda Krainee, Tilly 4 C0ll1llIt'I'C'I'tIf Cozzrsr .S'jn'11ds sf'Ufp111v.v nights fiolzdvringf 0'z'Ur lzvr .wriolnyyy f'l'0l7!L'llI.k'. lliilnm R. Larkin, Lczrkiv tfffllfflllllc' Cozzrsr Ronmncers, Secretaryg Frienflbliip Llubg Annual Stuff, Literary. 1 Hnfifiy and ,N'0Il!t'fI-IIIUS 1'v.vvr'z'vd, Cmm! ttj1'cIlit',Y, tw!! cI'v.w1 :'cc1'. Frzmlq llecker l.Ill1l'lCll, Barmz ,A ,145 4 V' M :lz'a14l'i'11i1'i' QWOIIIXYF lQfJlllZlllCCl'S, Stage Mzumgerg .'XClx'e1'- tising Cominittee. Hr ,vzzrvly Iookx f'c'I'ft'Cfi-X' .mfi.vfii'n', ,l!t1-V iz!! flix 'zvixliixv In' gfnzfzijicil. Wi W W X Toni l,ellis 4,97 , , . . . X , 1 7 ,IlllClllf 4117. i l The gj1'11gfm'lv1'm14f Iwi' uf Krugv1 5. THE TURRET .llfii Glenn O. Ilicbucr -J1'11111'1111C C111r1'51' Dr111c111'1' Club C 'Q , 'I T 'I1' 1 . 1 'l-C1111 L1111ubnrd1'1 ' E -n11'11111'11111' C1'1111'.v1' !f ' -. . . . P bocml L01u1111ttce. .H1g.f'1 I' 51111111 Of fftlflfrf, 11111. FYUII 111111212 2' 11 111111355 111111 :::111'1' 11f11'111'f1':'1' 111, ff' A - , . 1, wi Milflre-l E. l-UIlfl1TCIl. .l111111' , ' Q3- -1111,f111'.':iJ'.,' L'11111'5-' 'Z Frieudxlup Club: .31Ill'l1l3.l Staff, l-1t- I . A army: Drefx L4111111111ttec. - 115 .h 1.1f1115111111'1,1' S1'1'11111 1C1'11, ' ' Louife f-larkel K id, :1L'1I111'?.' if L.f1111'fC . 1 j . Q' 56111111 1,1rcl1c9tr:1: String f,j11:1rtf:ttcg ' W Annual Staff. l,1tera1'x'. .l114f1f 1-' 1111 111j11111j,', 1 --11111 uf 111111 51111 15 1111115 11111111-Y. 3 F 1 r Edith lVJUI'OTll:x' Mar-l1z1ll I 1 -111'11111I1111' Q'f1i11'51' I - 6 Friendflup 1flul11 Llwcr l.CLlflCI'- ' - 1 1 Club. T115 1151111 11111111 1.1 1'1l1!1lx1' 1111111 11 1 ,fp L.1'1f':x'11. 1- 1 1.5 1. 'lamb VY. Xla41e1'tf111. 1.1'j'1j 1 -4C1111C1f111' C'0111'51i . A T f'11 wcr. Flmrt Stwrirfx liflitwr: Xu- 1 , ' nual Htgllsl-2 'l'l1c '!'r1111plet: Ili-Y. 11115 1.5 Y1111 1111j,' 111111 1x .111 11111, f M 115 .:'f1'l'i.V 111 1l1I1'1A'1' 11171111 IH' 1111. .li as Qs. m 1. .'XIlClI'CXV -1, Marvh. .-11111111 A f C'o1111111'1'1'1'111 C4U1f1'.N'lq ' f 5 .J 1721116111111 Z'IAfl1l-IZIZV1 111 r1111' 111111.11.' ,N V 4 if 51,5114 1? E Alberta. R. Ilcllvain, Bobby l Ara111111111' C-01111311 'l' Friendship Clubg Collegiate Typilug 12119 l '1 al, , 1 ' ,fd Club. in J , Q111cf 511111 .io 111c1115i1'1o115. gf ' 1 1 1 H1 11451 ,ll 11111' 11111115 . .5 vnu?-7' 1 THE TURRET 1,1 ff I 1 531 J f ff ff 1 1 , f 4,1 1 6 I 1'11,111' 11111111131-.v1.1' Siclncry Mil1ler, H1111 Af11111'11111' f,l0Ill'SC' Gym Leuflcrg Aflvcrtiwing Commit- tecg Scicnce Clubg Nmninating Com- mittee: Dancing Club. M11-v 1 111171 11111 711111 1111111017 lirwin ,X. Miller T1'f111111'111 t'11111'.v1' 11111 1111117-1 you 111 1111 111.1 11.951g11111c1115 KIIIVV 1111ll'. Helen Klcllunulfl Mills, 1111111 .J1'11111'11111' Cvllllllif' lfrieiiclwliip Club, Secretary: Ring l,AfJHllNlllCC, Cliairinznng The Trimp- let 1 Store Room: ,Xnnual Staffg SlllJ'5CI'lIJllfJlNl Cfrlllllllllfifi. A-111111'1'1111, ff -XVII! l-Htl-I1 11111' .v111111', lYI?Il'11 111?1' 111 111112 'zuiflz 111'1' 11tu1z111'. Iglllllllli R. Muclica A1'11111'1111'1' C'f1111'51' . L'l1ess'l'cz11n3 5ul15C1'i11ti11n Commit- tee: ,Xrlvertising Cmmnittee. 1111 KZVQII1' fuzzy 1115 1'111'1'f 111'111111f. lgZllQllCl'll'lC' lilizznht-tli Hunks, K11 C'111111111'1'111'111 C'11111'.f1' files tflula. 1111-z'1' .XVIII vtw' 11611111 11f1x'111-X27 A1tu11-x'.v 5111111 111111 lZ1 Z'L'1' 17ll.V-Y. lf. .xfllillfl Klrmrc, .'1l1'11Vv --l1'11111'1111'1' C'11111'.v1' Sciencc- Trips, RIZUIILQCFI Science tlulmg Hi-Y. .Sffx 1111, 11111111 1111, 1:1111zu.v 1111. XXlZlllCl' Nils llivttcr, 111111-V .11'11111'11111' C'r1111'.v1' llrtws tkixnlnittcc, L'l1:1i1'n1:1ng 111'- L'llL'Sl1'Zl1 L'l1111':1l Llnlmg 12l1-Q Klub I'1't-Nirlt-1111 llnnil, l,l'CSlflClllf. 1111 f1'1Il1'1'.' 1lv1I1'1'1' 1I1'1' ,Will f11'1Il1't'.7 XYUVZL 'lf X1-wc111nc1', l'1'1'1'11 t 111111111'1'1'1111 t11111'.v1' lfriciiclnliip Llulm. ll'1111 IIII111 V1111 sm' 111'1' l7t117X' f11'1111'C. THE TURRET Alvin . Xm111-xx' frnillll, Szumic Tuflrzziml Llfzrlxff , bl Ring' L. I'lTlNiItCQI Lllwr llzmxkctlrall N KGHIIVICSI Uzmcc Club, ' 6' V1 fx Jw! .1 fHl'l1I aff uqflwfzrffzfznlfx. -. Y: Yilla H. Vzlrtiu, Pcyfyip j --lmufU11.1'.' QQHIIVSC iv .J lfuffu flwlni flu' 5117121-X' Snzfffl. Row Mary Fazicky X I-c'flYIIZftlI.7 L'f'1f1',fr J, WM F11TwNcripfff711l Cfjnmuittccl Stuflcul V h' 'Rx f,A 1'l!'lCil. f 'Q'- ff jvfzz Ciklljifff sick' mul .fmrt to ,fri Q' Tk'ul'S4'V. ,Sgzuf fffr Fudd-Jlfflfg '?mzQ11g1'fQ ZW 41 1:.ff'.f.5. i 4 aff? Helen Immtfzmfl Tfflzxzfffzf f,'ff:ff'.fC l7rie11fl-hip Klub: lrjfljx' Unn111ittc:. but .C ZH :ffm ff.1.m1u,Luf. III fulllldlf. Hn' ffw,4f,jrf ma' .jzzff :,frf1zff iw flfdlf.. Irfphn D. Vcrzwtll. ,705 YQ'ffz111'u1f L'ff1f1'5f Chclqr Lfgaflffrz Tiulfut Sillfixllllllig Ijowter- Club. Pre:-iflfgm. L :11ff1z! ,Xing mlzg fur r,'ff!f1'1zzpf,m4l.' Rwbert AX. I'.111J', .'1t'1.lrlL'll1If Cffzfliff' Iiilliflj Urclugxzm: ' f 1 nazi 1 Iizmfl. Lum , V. , 1, . Harold VI. fjuamlt, limi N Tvflzzziuzl f,w'lZ1VSL' 11: A ,, .-lfZUr,IQx'.f dofzyg H10 lntif llc cfm, 'ff H55 Ll fwrfcft gflzflvlfzlziz. W. A V. , ,, kqviwg. M 'G fgffvw W ., ,, ,W ,V-fi! 1' ' .1 ,R , v W, ' l'11ff,' fiunllfx'-,vp L II Ill THE TURRET I If I ixfgji 111' 1'ZU1'lI1j'-1'1g111 Tum Rzuligau, C1l7'l..S'1j1 F1Cl1IZ.gfll1 TCf'111II'f1l1 C11111'50 n ual Stall. Leouzuwl l'lTCfl Reiter, L011115' T1111z111'1111 C'11111'sc Baselmll Club. H11 510111 111 11100s1'11g Cl f7'I.C1ll1, slofwr 111 fllllllgllllfj. XYilliam M. Reitmzm, Billyymzf .4r11111'1111'1 Cl0Z11'.YF Spotlight Staff. Boys 111111 be boys. Elmer Ruck, jeflfk of G1'171'111fC1' flc11111'1111'1 Cf7Z11'.YLl Dress CommittQe. C0011 111111115 1111110 111 51111111 f1111'1?111y1'5. Irwin H. Rosenthal, R0511' 1111011011111 C11111'.v1' OfVf101'1Il1l1.1'X' k1101'k.v 11111 11111'1'.' Milo O. Rudd 516061017116 C11111'.s'1' Chess Clulmg Humor Pin. 1l11'10, 111111 IIILIII of 111vx'.vf1'1'.x', .S'1'11'111 11x 1Il.ff1I1, -vm' 'zuisv 115 C1111 1111 illizuu VI. liuic, 15111 Y'1'1'11111'1'111 C111111v1' Dress Clrlumittccg llzluclg Science Clulmg C 11-flu-s11':1. 1Y1'i'1'1' 1111111111 1.11 1111 111-X' 11f1'.' ,Xlviu M, S:1l1w1m, ,-I1 Z 11'1'111.11'111 C 11111'.v1' 5 Chess Clulwg XY1'cstli11g Clulm. Foothallg Gulf Club, Presideutg An- P1'111'1'11111y 1 11111,' f111'111J1-x' if 1 lllltjf. THE TURRET lluuly L'l1arl11tte Sclmrlzxg L11111111C1'1'111l L'11111',f1' P. Helen Sclmlw. C111'l-x' .Xllbert I. Sclmefer, .JI -J1'1111l1'1111'1' L'11111pv1- .fX1m1.1u11ce111e11t C11111m1ttcc. H1'1'1w 'Zu' fZm1'Z'1' tl MKII ljlllitl S1'1111f, , -4llN'Vf 5Cl111f'fU1 .f l1C1'11 f111111d 11111. f11'1.' 1111155 uy1yc,' ' V rf 5 IPI v -J1'1:11'1'11'11' L 11g111w H611 .-l1'111l1'1111'11 LH1111151' Scuiwr Girl! Glec L'lul1: 1l:1f1111ers1 Nflllllllilflllg L'1y111111ittce. Pfllfm' 111111 Z1If.111'1'.' ll 71111 11 lwfllllbfllll' 1115111.' rirma Sl1ci11lx111a11. H1111l:'jp lf1'ie11flNl1i11 Club: Science Club. Fuc- retzlrv. 0111151 11x 11111711 15 51112 !'1lItfs1I1, A UA IZIL1' 115 call! ZR. Hilflegarfle A. Fclmciflcr Ttllxlzlllll-UI Cf,1ZH'S1' Rachel C. SCllI'21lN1ll. R111- 444111111711-L C11111 11 Helen Frzumce- Sclm-ter --l1'111,f1'11111' C11111'.f15 Dax' -4 N0r11111z1ti11g f,'11111111itt1:1:: llrcxx lu-'llll' mittee: Fr1e11fl-l'1111 Club. if glffffij Ilfdff IIS IU11'ff1 glwfvl. ., ,.,. ... , Social L'11111111i1Lc1,-1 .X111111:1l Stntlg Stfure RC111111: 84111111 Girl-' ljlcc Llulu. l'rfg41fle11t1 Ll1or:1l club. , an Gel 5' l 111 .lf1, wi, 1111-11 -111111111111 11111111 1111 R1111 b1'1'1111,f15' N111 111311: 111 Xlllllj. Ro111z111cer-. ,Yo 1i1'.ff1'1111!1'11y, 1111 1'1 f11111111. ifl I. 5ll1fl6ll. !,'f,ff'l1 LlfflLJIlll C1111111 .Xrmual Bozirrl. lifllmr-511-cl1icfg Stu- rlem l,'r1uncil1 12tl1 flrzulc l4r:11rc-rg11- tutivcg lifllllltllfffjf- 'llrcz1N111'cr3 lclljllf- 111e11ce111c:nt 5IJFfE1l'iCTI f1l11r1 XV:-lc5'r111 lixtclnporc i,'r,111tr:-t HIJC2ll'fCT. H0 Hltlvl' fllffllld tl!! y11111' 1111111l1l1111'.5 1:1111 f11sf1'1' 311111 1I111l.f, JYIIIL fzv fr1'!11111I3' k'11f121'.f fum' ffl yjaifzm' 111 11115. ,l 'sv- B Qt. I 5, ,, 7 -x - ' 74, fr, l'11111' IZ1'1':1lj'-1 THE TURRET I ,, 1, 1, , , 1 ff, 3, '1 1, 1, 11,1 JI, 11111' 11111'1,1' f W 1 f ff 141. f I , 11, 1 1 ff-1 Flnreiice Slump, 51111111111 C'n111111111'r1111 C111111'x1' r1111XVCI' 'llypiatg Annual Typist. I 11f111111 111111 11111111 10 111110 S1Zll1If7Z'6'.S 11111y1:11f111-v, 111111'1 f111'111'1 111 11111111111 11U1' 51111109- 1'11f111,1'. K1:1ynz11'fl E, Sinezul 11'1'111111'111 c1U111'.K1l1 1r1:1scl1z1l1 Qllllllg Tennis Clubg Swim- ming '1lCZllll. 1111111 11111'1'1'51,v 111111 11111, 11111' i1'r11111'111 1'1111111'. Alex 1. Smith, 511111111 7l1'C'111IIit'l'l1 Cil1l1l',5'l' A 1111111 111 fem' I1'o1'115 Henry lf. Spelielq, 111111111 T1'1'111111'111 C11111'x11 Chess Clubg Hvrestling Club. 1111111 11011116 111 1115 1111111111'1', 1111 Df1l1J1 110111 111111115 111 fl q111'1'1 11'11.1'. 13.1113111161 Stern, .111'Il1IZ5' A1'11111111111' C'r1111'.v1' Annual 912111, Assiatant Business Manager: Rrnnancersg Exteinpore Slifdillilllg Contest. C1111 11115' 1111557 1111, 1f111111111111.' Marie Evelyn Stu11e.P1'1111111v .'111'11111'11111' C'1111111'1' Girls' Glee Llubg Social L'111n1nitteef Science Lilnb. S111' 11115 tl 511-11 111111 11111':'11111 'r'1111'1'. 11111111 111111115 -r1'11'11 1'11111111'111 1111'11111.1'. 1Jr11'11tl1j' 11. 'llZ1j'l111'. 1101 .fl1'11111'111111 Ql11111'.1'1' 171111-11c1sl1i11 Clulmg Dance Club. .5111 111111111 111111I11.x,111111111111-111111111 .x'111' 1111111112 11l:1 1.1111iw1- '1':1yl111' C'111111111'1'1'1111 c1f1U1',Nli1 811111113111 1'e11111'1e1'1 S1111sc1'i11ti11n L'11111111i1te1'. S111111' 111111111 11'.v 1'1'11,' 17111 11'5 1111' Z1 .1-11111111 111-1151111 f11111111'11. Lharlrx . THE TURRET Xmxthfmy I. Tekzmcic. Tn' . ,... -ln LIJL ,LIL L Lutlgg 91v-flight: 'llwxver Blix-'1'i:L1 Llozml. .. ,., ,. x,. ' .., .5 df 1.3 U14 Lffllwwll tfffzllg HT Ugmlvl. X. TQTCQR, ff'11rff7C luCf '1'u'7 f.ff'v1'f6 X1 Cul 1,'w1muittee: jazz lizm-1: Elec- . ' :IL triczfl Lklufv. fftrf -:J ffm' :5ff,1'!y ff' Ury full! wx Tfig Lil . A flzf xzfzz. Hlmxcr f.. 'I'1vm1 --nu. f'lIf fjlypli Y'f'1f'f111f- K K1'- . jYE.'fvIf.'f-'T L' 'ff1'jf .l.Q'. :rtf-i11g L-OINZNi'LIL'1:I 5115-Crip lim 4' 1',, mmittee: FH'-dull: 'lslnckz Cfiwrrd Limb. Prefifleut: like Club figmfo Club. Pre-iflcut. hv' J f 11113.11 .,:1:ff fly Surg gm XA: ' 7 f L ffllzv fzfl' L1 nuff 11:3 Kiuff. Alizfu 1? Y, Y:1cCaricHu. Ylfui' :lf-,!1!i'IE Qufigrrgg h Ei fg If r Leader: H H Wlljfq- Klub. lwf' ffm: ..1f,1 .nw uf., A ., , L , , -N as ,Q A . 'Q' -122' .+A J' , 2 P' if ,N ff 'ix K 1 r 'T' rf'-jf. Birxifi If Vizm-'wi L'f,f11z1z.1,1x'f-1f L' fur.-5 K f.'1,z'1f1'. fx: XIII' 12 707. ,f fmzlf Etliel XYfgM,. B:'N:'.j C'f,f211f1.u1'fn,:! L wifi' j H-4-pin! Rufgfzr.. .X--ixrfmt, 51,1 fi ,, 115 :zf,ffV!1I'Q4 frm' lnnifqfc. ax ,. fame- I'iffVx'7LT 1 U'eigf:l. .ff.Hz1:fzI, -imuilffizf Cavzflwu Q Slnrtlighl SLZIZI-I Golf Club. - ,5'1f1'f!:,' am fuzmllf 1115 Lflffifi. 1 Ecu' Tfnrrie 'vYCHiHgUJI1 I Y ' Ycflnzfmlf C'ffzf1'5u 5: frrchef-tm: Band: jazz HZLUYIQ Glas Chlh. E555 2 i lf'lsfft fzcff Paul U'1z1tf1:4f,z11 If f' f Pmff ffzift H THE TURRET 1,1 1 Z W1 E.-' 41 fjertrurle Wenzel, G1'1'11'0 A1'1111111111'1' COI11'.Y1.' Student Councilg Ching Kung Clubg Dance Club: Friendship Club. .11 111111111 bv Cl IIIOSSX' 510110, 11111f 11111- C1011 f1'11111 11111 11'1j111. ,Xflzuu l,. VVemner, 111111111 i1t'11l1tl1111'l1 C11111'.v1' Rfmizliieers. 111' Lllftlllk 1111' T'C11f11'0I1.Y VX'0I111Z of fl 111'11' 'ZL'O1'111. lllllll XY. XxvllC8.ll1ll, Clf1fl111.ffli111L .1l1'11111'1111'1' C11111'.s'1' Axllllllill Stall. Ifflj 11111' 1211111 11f'11111111111, 1111s1'1'11J11 111111 1111111 61111, .111 11111'1'11.11111111'111 11.11 1111 111111 1.1 1110115- 11111 1.11 1111111. Muriel Irene Wvliite, .S'11111'1y A 1'11111'11111' C0111'.v1' Frienclsliip Club, President: Student Council, '27 Secreturyg Social Coni- initteeg Annual Sraiif. 11111 s11111's 1111111 511115111110 111111' 1110 111'111'1f1111 joy is lZ'1'1'1L11l,'.Y f11'1':1', l.uellz1 L. Xlliitelaw, Tivo-1111111 .-111111'1'1111'1' CN0111A.l1 Glee Clubg Conunencenient Chuirg Subicription Committee: Annuunce- ment Committee. S110 1.1 1117061 111 11111.90 51111 1111'1'.v. 1,6011 l.. lYieCh, L111' Ylf,l'11111v1lll1 C11111'.v1' Aclvertising Committee: lilectrical Club. If 'V1111 1111-z'1' UIIVX' 1111111110 -111111 -V11111' 1111111.11 111' 1'1f11111.f111, 517111 fm' 1.1'1', 111 11 1111 1111 1'.1'f11'1'1 1'11'1'11'11'1111I. ,fclney l,. XYlCSClll56I'QC1', S1'1'11111,v S-v11'111'y f 1-inimlry Club: lilectriczll Club. II 111'11 .Y1111 11111111 1:1'1111 .Svx'11111 v -V1111 1'1' uf 11111111151 f1111', .1'111A 111' 15111111-V 111111 11'111vX' k1l11'fkl,Y 1111-11' 111 111'1P1I11'. lleriuzui iie111'Q'e XYilli1'l4, 11111111 .11-ll1ll'11l1ll C 11111'x1' lQ1111iz1111'1-ix, Casting lJll'CCtlll'1 Mus- ter Snlesinziii 3 Annual Staff: Xxvilrlll- ,, V M iuglun Trip Cunuuittee. A ' 111' 111111111X 111' 11k1',v 111 111'11111'. 1111-1 11' 11111'1y-1'I1'11 THE TURRET Kznlieriue A. XYilmot, K1111' Ci01111111'1'1'1111 Cit1111'51' Dance Club. 111111 co11sf11:1c-x'. 1:1111 f't'111'L'V, 111111 forf- 11111111 Dfirotliy Edith NYils0u. D01 C0l1Il'I1'l'c'li1I1 QiU1f1',f1' L Glee L-lub. A1111 llfl' 111111' 15 115 1111112 LIS 1115 5111111- Hub 111111 f1111 tt'11u1'c 1110 111' 11105 groiu. Rubertzt E. lYilscm. D11111111 :1ftl111'11J11' Cillllffli' Fwcial Cummitteeg Buowters Club: Friend-liip Clubg Social Science Liluln. .Y11115 Cliff 1n'1'1?5 111111 zu1'c111111'c1 ,t111111'5. llilliam llblfraiii. Czar 1 Tf'L'1Z1IIi1'J1 Cifllffjtj Physics, l,,z1bf1rator5' .xllmlflllllff S11- cial Committee: Llieff l,'lul1: Suh- scription Coiumittee. .ll11f11cf111111'1'1'1111 111111 51'1'f11f1.f1, 11111, 1111 110611 11 go611'1 11J1111't' 11111111 11'1?0 VY1111 Margaret Yaleritine Silver, 161111 C1y111111u1'1'1'u1 C-UZIVSL' Sficial Cummitte-f: lfrienfl-liip Qluli R511 15 UZIVSV, c:'11'-111z.'11jt'.f Zt'li11lA1Iif. -lolm De Lauer, .S'1'11zt'1111j,' Tc1'11111'f111 Qwfllffit' B21-eball Club, l're-ifleiit: Spfvtliglat I Q- 1 1 gs 2 a. i V- A, , 11, L, , Printer. T110 f1'1'111 5116116 1.111 lIl1.Y.w' 121111. fs-f . ,f Jjllfjf !1111'1y-111 Jn 'LIILIJUIIIII Himnuru ,zlvannr Svrlnnrhm iHHart111 '!KIIPPl11IEil'h nuh H312 691111 ll. gffljllidll illlr. GI. Svtzmlvg g'TPlIP1I5U1I 9 D , -I -9 if' nf if . . . D , - THE TURRET SENIOR SPONS om Miss JENNINQS M155 Dffrz IIGRA UE Anwsox' J Miss HAWKINS Nia. Cufrvkn Ns. C1-1,4Nc15 NR UA VIS It if with great plezifure that we wish tw exprew Hur grzititucle to those Wim have guided L15 thrfiugh our yeztru at L'filli1iw4mt1 High Scliuul, May we extend our fiucere gratitude to our grade ZlfiYiNlll', Miss Rum M. Dietz, :uid tu nur home room teachers, the Miffef firetcheu .Ieuuiugs zuicl Maud lluwkius, :mtl the Messieurs Charlef XY. Lihzuiee. Uewrge Ilztvix, tiutl Rui' L'1iti'u1'd. In future yeztrf when our BCi1fJlvi fiilyx :ire truly hazy I'CCHiiL'CT1U1lS, mzw we cherifh the 1HE1T1fJI'iCN of the-e teaeheiw in wht-ui we have fuuutl real cmipeiutiuii and friendliuebf. P11110 lf11'1'ly-film 7 X L ? si MMM I' My Interpretation of the Tower Collinwood High School has a syrnbol, and that symbol is its tower. In reality the tower is a niassive structure of stone, brick and mortar, rearing itself six stories high against the blue sky. But to us who know and love Collinwood, it is iilled with deeper rneanings. It represents all that Collinwood stands for. I like to think ot the tower as a Tower of Truth for that is the standard--truth, honesty, and fair play--most deeply embodied in Collinwood. Upon truth all else is built. In this i'Tower of Truth the doors are always open, inviting all to enter. for here the great opportunity lies, the opportunity of acquiring an education. But that strong, substantially built tower represents work. hard work, without which one cannot hope to gain an education. By building on the sure foundation of truth, by taking advantage of the great opportunity and by hard work, we will gain our goal- an education, the reward for four years of faithful service. In this Way, this niassive structure-the tower-symbolizes to me the ideals of Collinwood. Mvitiiii, xxillllli Page tlzirfy-ri.r T HE T U ER E T Collinwood Trophies THE TURRET Class Reminiscenses VVAY back in '22 we 1ZA's came, an eager, excited group of ugI'6'IsI11QS,7 always getting lost among the debris ot mud and portables and building material that was Collinwood Junior High at the time. As early as the SA term Anne Andree, Helen Mills, Minna Klauminzer, Mildred- Fitzgerald were chosen to work on the Spotlight. A nevvswriting class was tormed ot which Florence Bradbury, Florence Slump, Mabel Kelly, Lois Burger, Roberta ll ilson, and David Sindell were members. The orchestra was started and Andrew Marsh and Louise Markel joined with violin and saxophone. In April was the play. You remember that truly superb reproduction ot David Copperheldn so ably rendered by the SB 1O's. David Sindell and .lohn Ehrbar as David Coppertield-Mildred Fitzgerald as Little Emily-the humble Ham now our most distinguished president, Milton Gary. -losephine Bernot was such a charming Peggoty that she has not yet been able to live it down. Rachel Schramm, Anne Andree, Helen Mills, Torrie Wiellington, Ruth Davis, all were in the cast. And then the 8BlO's tmy! what a live bunchlj gave a Hallowe'en party Where Minna Klauminzer and Helen Mills won the prize for the funniest costumes. Here is David Sindell president of a Typewriting club and secretary of the Student Council. Soon in that august body of Student Councillors we had many members. Ida Taylor, Marie Stone, Ethel -laco, Arnold Moore, lYilliam Reit- man, Milo Rudd, Everett Forbush, and in three successive years Lydia Kiraly, Josephine Bernot, and Fred Heiber were president. llie had good citizens too, Emily Scharlag and Mabel Kelly. And when letters were given out Homer Thompson, soccer team, and Tony Vacariello teven as a little kid Tony knew how to make 'em yellj were there. The track meet of 1925 was a walk-away for us, who are now 9A's. Anne Andree smashed all records for Reserve and Qberlin colleges for girls' running high-jtmip, and Minna Klauminzer also distinguished herself in the high-jump. Gt the boys Kavran won a 100 yard dash and Milton Gary covered himself with glory at the hurdles. Q1'd love to see Milt hurdling through spacel. Do you then remember the swimming exhibition with these mennaids, Helen Mills, Anne Andree, Minna Klauminzer, and Virginia Bauman? The next term Scholarship letters were awarded to Muriel White, Alice Billings, Mabel Kelly, Florence Bradbury, Mary Larick, Anne Andree. Amelia Kantz, and Lois Berger fthe boys seem to be missing, as usuall, That Christmas Eleanor Eckle won one dollar for her Christmas story in the Plain Dealer. Then of course came the 9A party. Muriel Xlihite, Arnold Moore. and Mary Bukownik helped make it a success, In September, 1925, our members were slightly increased by the Patrick Henry group. . just think Bus, Berwald. Charlie Barrett, Forbusch, Ruiq, Bill Thomson, lrwm Miller, Milo Rudd, Irwin Rosenthal, XYallace Huston, Glenn Page tlzirfy-right THE TURRET Liehner, were among them, not to mention those Howers of the school, Helen Pentland. XYilma Hinckley. Marie Bartels, Iithel NYebb, De Lourde Bailey. and Mildred Lundgren. To celebrate their coming to Collinwood the lOB 10's gave a party for the lOB ll'sg since then the Pat Henryites and the Collinwoodites have been one. Then Collinwood had a Health Contest and Charles Barrett, 10A 3 was judged the healthiest specimen in captivity. The Gym exhibition was a great success. Can't you see our llA girls so gracetully executing the sailors' hornpipe? In the meanwhile our dramatic ability has not died. XYhile Prunella was supposedly a Senior class production what would it have been without us juniors? Thomas Gilchrist. David Sindell, Mildred Fitzgerald, Emily Scharlag. Frank Laurich. Anne Andree. lYilma Larkin, Klosephine Bernot, Arthur Springborn, Charles Ei, Herman lYillick, all helped it to be the success it was. And you'll never forget the statue, Tom Lombardo, who stood perfectly still in one position for three hours! Soon after came the operetta. Fire Prince, with lYalter Blotter as the too wise prince. Louise Markel. Lydia Kiraley, Dorothy Vyilson, Rachel Schramm. Marie Stone, Babe'l Fitzgerald. Blanche Clucker, all were in this. After many arguments and battles, those eminent personages, the 12.-X class. betook themselves oit in February and left us ostentatious ones in peace. At class elections. it was decided that Milton Gary was the most ostentatious of us all. Anne Andree was elected vice-president, Mary Larick, secretary, and XYilliam Trader. treasurer. The basketball team won the Championship easily with Berwald, Arezone, Kavran, inspired by the cheering of john Perrotti and Mary Bukownik. And here we are, 138 of us, graduating in june and leaving a void in Collin- wood which can only be Filled by happy memories of the class of june, '28, fr . Page thirty-nine THE TURRET The Development of a Greenie EMISRYONIC PERIOD HE so-called C.ireenie invariably comes in sizes ranging from three and one-half feet to six feet and is found only in the remote spots of Collinwood High School. XYhen first discovered it is like unto a lawn, save that the fawn is less timid. One notes particularly the peculiar facial expression, charac- teristic of only a Greenie. Notice, if you will, the wide-open eyes and the more wide-open mouth, the width of which rivals that of the Grand Canyon. The en- tire countenance is masked with an entirely blank, non-comprehending stare. This species is unequaled for its ability to be uncomprehending-for being void of the senses of hearing and seeing. ln fact, it is known to have been called hun haltere a word taken from the French meaning knowing not, seeing not, and hearing not. One may be justified at wondering how this creature exists in its surroundings, but science has discovered at last that it survives solely upon its nerve. lYhen it has been in existence for a period of one year, it sheds the skin of a Greenie and crawls into a shell of unimportance for two more semesters. Dur- ing this time, it is neither seen nor heard by the throngs of the outside world. ln the third stage of life it very meekly bears the name of Freshman mean- ing absolutely nothing at all. XVhile in this condition, one notes a slight but very evident desire on the part of the creature to sit up and take notice. As we look and sigh at this utterly helpless and hopeless, sweet and simple femphasis on the simplel atom we can scarcely believe in the saying, XYhere there is life, there is hope ! After another year of tender care and patient guidance, the Freshman takes new form and motive and not altogether gracefully becomes a Sophomore, Not much can be said to the credit of the being during this stage as this is the second and last of its inactive years. Alas, the thing is growing gawky and has lost al- most all its amoeba evidence, but inasmuch as it is apparently embarrassed and extremely awkward under our microscopic scrutiny, we shall look at the fourth period, commonly known as the .lnnior stage. Now we begin to realize that some day, supposedly soon, it shall begin to acquire a bit of knowledge. How it has lasted thus far we cannot state, and in due recognition of this fact will not go any further. However, the creature, we shall have to admit much against our will, is developing into a fairly attractive specimen. It now participates in affairs of the school and is a trilie efficient. Not- withstanding all this fairly favorable evidence, it is not yet quite mature enough for recognition. lt is evidently inspired with an emotion called school spirit. This promotes the growth of a more promising young man or woman whose heart and spirit are permeated with an interest for the welfare of his or her own school. Enough said about this era of its life. Page forty THE TURRET MATURE PERIOD Thus. leisurely and quite nndramaticallv, this individual enters into the most important and outstanding sphere of its existence. It now dons with honors and much pomp the title, if you please, of a Senior. The redeeming features of this being are its quiet manner, its grace, its charm. and its significance. It holds aloof from all surrounding beings. It is supreme in the accomplishment of twelve years of happiness. sorrow, fear, anger, and joy. Poise, purpose. and common sense have now been acquired. Those who have tended, pampered, and coated it are now placed far in the background. But nevertheless, they are rewarded with the product of a well-educated. industrious. full-hlooded, all-American youth, enter- ing the world imbued with the idea of getting things worth going after. and with a noble head iilled with constructive ideas, setting a brilliant example for those oncoming Greenies fig afif ik fyei' Payc forty-one THE TURRET Last Will and Testament li, the 111110 Class of 1928 of the Collizztuoocl High School of Clezieland, County of Czzyahoga and Staff of Ohio, being about 10 gzfarlzzafe. and of s011111l and clisfvosizzg 111i11rl and 111011101'y, do nzczkc, fmblislz, and dc- t'lC'll f' this om' last will and 1'csta1'11r111', lzvrvby 7'C'Z'0lZlll1g and a111111lli11g any and all zoills by IIS made l1cI'cz'0f01'e. Om' will is that all our a1111.1fal debts and f0l1lllZf'IlCf'11ZFlll arjvvzzsris bc paid out of Olll' estate as soon after our -QI'tlflllt1l'l0Jl1 as shall bc foznzcl c011t'C111'c111'. SECTION l. ARTICLE l: To Principal Frank P. NVhitney we bequeath another class of seniors as determined, independent, and obstinate in their pursual of editing an annual as the first June graduates. ARTICLE 2: Ten thousand apologies for ten thousand mistakes, permits and excuses we devise to Miss Rosa M. Dietz. ARTICLE 3: XVe transfer the immense responsibility of successfully running Collinwood High School to the l2B's only. lMiss Lydia Rebert includedj :XRTICLE 4: The right to argue with our teachers we allow to those fortu- nate students, capable of the same. SECTION ll. ARTICLE l: The capability of arousing school spirit by leading yells and cheers is now on file for auctioning. Apply to Mary P-ukownik and John Pe'rrotti, before 8 :OO o'clock P. M., june l4. ARTICLE 2: lt is requested by the honorable Milton Gary that the hard- used president's chair be transferred from room 333 to room 201 as soon as found convenient following commencement exercises. ARTICLE 3: The Two Georges and Mince,' devise their basketball ability, including holey socks and well-worn sneekers, to any one capable of sinking 'emf' See Coach Clihford for further information. ARTICLE 4: Tony Vaccariello bequeaths his medicine spoon, bottle of medi- cine, and box of throat-relievers to the dispensary to be reserved for recuperation after psychological tests. ARTICLE 5: The Forbush and Dragan Companyf, incorporated by the hrst June Class of Collinwood High School bestows its skill of selling annuals on the installment plan to any group of under-graduates meeting the requirements. Please send applications containing self-addressed return envelopes to the Messieurs Everette liorbush and Thomas Dragan at the Annual Headquarters, room 415. l11 ylliflllllflllj' llv11f'1't'flf, Ill' lmfu' sv! our lII111i1's fo this our last tuill and tvsl111111'11l ul Collimumfd High Slflllllll, lhis fHlll'I'1l day of .l1111v, in the yarn' of our Lord, our llzfnrsuzzd' lllllt' 1l1HldI't'd und l'zvt'11ly-viglzt. The .lzmv class of 1928, Cnlli11tt'fmrl lliylz Srlzrwnl. The fnrfgniazg ilI.YlI'1Hl1t'Jll 'zuus Xljlllfll liy flu' snid .lnuv Class of 1028 in our fwsvzlft' und by us fzzblislzvrl and dI'rlf11'1'd as and for flzcir las! -will of flzivir' 1'1'q111'sf and in our lI1'I'sI'11fv and in llzc jv1'v.sv11rv nf vault oflwr we ll1'l'L'1UZl0 sub- srrilir nur IIIHIIFA' us izltuviiziq n'il11vssI's nl 8:00 fl. N. 0'rlock this fourtlz day of J11111' fl. ll. 1928. Rose Dietz resides at 2951 Coleridge Rd. Frank P. XVhitney resides at 2164 Taylor Rd. Page forty-ltt'0 WREIQFEN S 0 S WRITTEN SENIORS snisiiiims VOL. I JUNE 4 1928 SCHOOL DAYS COME TO A CLOSE Commencement, Thursday evening. june 14 at S100 p. ni. in the school auditorium, will bring to a climax the high school career of the ISS sen- iors. Simplicity in dress and program will be the outstand- ing characteristic throughout the graduation exercises. Ex- tensive stage decorations will take the place of individual bouquets formerly carried by the girls. Ifnder the supervision of Miss Louise Kennedy the Choral Club a selected group of -10 senior high students, 20 girls and 20 boys, will sing. OCR BABIES Can it be true? just think that grown-up David Sindell is our baby. He was born January 30, 1912. Dignified Katherine Clark is second. having been born on November 14, 1911. Next comes our budding actress. Emily Sharlag. who was born October 12, 1911. GOOD LUCK, KAY The distinction of being first to register at the Teach- ers' College belongs to Kath- erine Clark. She expects to complete her fourth year at XYestern Reserve. SENIOR CALENDAR Tlinrsday, fmzt' 7 SENIOR PARTY Simduy, .func 10 Bacc.-xi..xL'REAri3 .lIUllt'1tIJ', June ll-1-l Coxrnizxcmrisxr Rr-3HE.xRs.-.1. Tlzzrrsduy, func 14 C031 nizxcsnszvr SOME APPLESAUCE Applesauce a clever three- act comedy by Barrie Cou- ners was received by a de- lighted audience when the seniors presented it under the direction of Miss Corda Peck on class night, Thursday, May 24. Between the acts of the play several seniors displayed their individual talents. BILL'S SAVED! Never again shall XVilliani Trader cower for lack of words before a learned Eng- lish teacher. He has found a solution for his troubles. Bill fledged, 18,000 word, genuine. revised XYebster's dictionary, weighing probably one-half an ounce. He is now seriously think- ing of buying a microscope. now owns a full- SENIORS SIGHQ NO MORE TESTS Both physical and mental tests kept the Seniors busy during the last semester of school. The power test, based on the work that the students had taken throughout the senior high, lasted three hours. Every 12A student was required to take the English 1651. The Ohio State psycho- logical test proved to be a catch for some seniors. while the Iowa State Content Test for senior high was a big step on the road to gradua- tion SENIORS TO SPEAK At the June Commence- ment four seniors-Anne An- dree. Mary Bukownik, Mary Larick, and David Sindell. chosen by the class and faculty, will represent the graduating class. The under-lying theme of the four talks will be,-The reactions of the students to various subjects. SUCCESS About six hundred copies of The Turret, the first Collinwood High School An- nual were distributed today at a dollar and a half apiece. Yes, I think I can come dance night. From such re marks it seems that senior life is just one round of dances. Ouch, get off my toes! This is the way the fox-trot goes. Left, right, slide, right -again. XO, that's wrong. Thus the dancing progresses in 674 every Thursday after onstratcd to thc advanced One 'mo three curtsj Thats right 'Nou ucll learn thc Military Trot Away Daddy Rowlands prances down the floor. This ' 1 preparation for Open House held May 11. But this is not all. They even go back to childhood and put on kid clothes for one they strut around in rompers ti add to the festivities, they dance until curfew rings at 3 43 p m. To add to this, they'l1 even have a dinner dance, with trimmin s and everything. Talk about dancing, who couldn't dance to the strains of such music? lVho says their life isn't a YE OSTEXTATIOCS SENIORS AT PLAY Oh, no, I forgot, that's IZA simple ones to the beginnersi or :'shorties and socks. Then, is .n I school. New steps are dem- day. Proud as peacocks round of dances? Page forty-three T H E T U R R E T I 5 ik if 312, ' ,V X ji? I f . T i. ' 'i 1 ' - I 11 Q t. ,, , 'A 1 f ,:iS,,g.' fu: , ll .gg gilgq -6 ggi it ,if-- .AAW I A L .. , 7 - f - . H es '1-', --1.. T 25145. mx 0 V A gn- fm V ,I ,J , , . - A .Q il I ' ' , 'if xv? xg' ' 1,57 ' .fi 3161, sf fer it f s,f1e2',.g,f as : ', , Il c,X ' i, F , , N X , v 1 , , 2 ,,,,: Q' H Wm Y - i-uf! N , , f ',! I -sn X L! i J tml WN , dx, VM, i Yi xl-jg' vi J V. Llliw igJ,,ir.27?47ilrsiqi5if i ii, 'tltilllfll Y fb tidal!-st liflligf, f- ,lohn Elirbans on the track team, So that is what l hear, They say if he starts running, Paddock can't get near. Little Miss Larkin, her car was parking All on a tine tall dayg Along came a copper and he tried to stop her And lYilma had nothing to Say. Herman XYillieli is a teacher, He shows you how to write. His writing is quite beautiful, lf you read without a light. Kavran's at Ohio State, Big Herwald is his running mate: They take the hall right down the Hour Cut oil their arms and they'll score the more Alex Sl1'lllll'5 very name Gilchrist was a big success Reminds me of the pro. ln plays held in the school, The golfing star of Scotland, ul strive to please the audience, How he makes that hall go. ls his ideal rule. Page forty-fnzzz' You've heard uf girls with a llustun accent And girls with a Suuthern clrawl, I luut let me ask yuu a questiun, my dear liver hear uf a Northern Crawl? U tli. Lfl THE TURRET ,Toe Bernot and Luella, too, Each of them took no chancesg But did their Virgil most every day, To avoid those Rebert Glancesf' If Shakespeare were alive today, Here's one for the books He wouldn't cop the pie. How could Red Riding Hood He'd be under the direction Have been so very good Of Ostentatious Charlie Ei. .-Xnd still kept XYolfram from the door Tom Lellis is a happy boy, You never saw him sore: If you hit him with your open hand He'd turn his cheek for more. Youll always finfl him in the ark Little Tommie Dragon, . ll Pa Yes. tennis is his game. A salesman is he Bill Ferguson keeps practicing He can sell most anything Youll soon hear of his fame. Xo matter what it be. Motter, Tory, Huff and Mac Are the champs of the pick. They pass the ball around so fast Their motto is They shall not pass. XYinsome lYillie likes the girls. Sing a song of blushes, He sure is a big noise. Milton takes the cake, XYhen he wears his tuxedo, I am glad that Latin's done, His chest develops poise. just for poor Miltons sake. Page forty-fit' THE TURRET A Day of Rejuvenating Helpl My child ln We hear this cry, agonizing and heart-rending, and vision panic-stricken mothers unable to find their precious children. Rushing to the girls' gym, whence the cry originated, we come upon some youthful mothers, pictures of woe, clad in abbreviated dresses, or rompers. The search is begun- but no babies are found! As we give up hope we hear a dismal wail of ma-ma. Thats Isabel Constance, l'm surell' Following the leader, we rush into the hall. To our consternation we trip upon a row of tdollj babies. The mothers clasp their precious children closely, and reward us by asking us to stay for the party. live find that all the l2A,s had visited the rejuvenating fountain of Ponce de Leon, thus becoming Kids for one day. Vie listen to some conversations, for we do not dance. Eleanor was lucky, wasn't she, when a fellow no the street car rose to give her and her dolly a seat, because he thought Eleanor had a baby in her arms. tMoral: Kid parties do have their advantagesj Bet Mr. Meyers was just jealous when he said he simply abhorred suckers. Poor man, maybe he lost his sweet-tooth at some Kid party. 'fMilly Lundgren got a frun for her money, when both stockings got runners at once. Our thoughts are diverted by Tony jumping rope. Perhaps he is practising one of his novel ways of cheer-leading. Our eyes encounter the faces of two boys, whose countenances are strangely blotched with red. Davids face has scarlet fever, and Arnold's measles. Quite a few girls seem to be catching the epidemic, also. Ralph and Bill make good twins. Ralph has a clever combination of play- things, a pipe and a baby bottle. Wie hnd Herman is whimpering because had Nr. Scott cut Herman's suspen- der buttons, and naughty Mary broke his wheelbarrow when she gave him a ride. He is consoled. however when he receives some eggs the l3unuie's left for refresh- ments. Pagc forty-si.1' THE TURRET L ,fr -- ' lf ill . ll-'::ll I 1' v A , 1-Z' - . ' . l 1- Q -.1 . 5, ll. 2 LARRY BUCK A N V PRIZE BABY L' Q4 ,fig E gl T f1 2 ' -' 1 ,W ii EE, ,ff 55 I'-.IQ in 1 , , i 5 1 215- DAVE -EALOYSIUS il V' GEE SEE M HELEN, MIN, Two-TUNE ag 7 RED, AL1cE, ASHORTY UNCLE fiE?EDDIE HEBLES -NDQT flags f I 11 THE TURRET The Editors on a Rampage 66 'LL never forget the day, Audrey, when we were sauntering along to our Art class. Do you recall how peaceful Collinwood seemed that day? Peace- ful and calm until we turned the corner on the second floor and then all of a sudden and entirely without warning- David Sindell was seen racing up and down the Ivanhoe corridor tearing his hair and asking everyone he met as to the whereabouts of Fred HCNUCV- VCU' lm' portant business-two hundred dollars worth of ads were to he gone after at thfriff o'clock-and no Fred-and at four o'clock a meeting of the annual hoard-another wad of hair gone from his scalp. XYe told him that Fred was awaiting him at the front entrance. hlourneying around the corner we heard someone clattering down the stairs. XYho was it? XYhy our own Mary Bukownik! XVe hardly recognized her. 'lihe Mary we saw was almost frothing at the mouth, her lovely curls were in disorder. Poor Mary, what was the difficulty? Her face was crimson, heads of perspiration were covering her puzzled hrow. A frown took the place of that famous smile which she invariably wore. She spurned our questions as to her apparent dis- traction, and she hurried away mumbling something about getting a club write-up. Before we had recovered from the shock of a disheveled frowning Mary, we were almost bowled over by Anne Andree as she dashed down the hall, with books piled high, chewing at a sandwich, and one free hand clutching a few hundred pen- cils. Oh, dear, we thought this day of days would never end. As she came, we tried to stop her with a question, but she rushed past. A door slammed, and she was out of sight, presumably to wade through annual copy. As we reached the second Hoor a pleasingly plump maiden, whom we instantly recognized as l'Peggotty', ljernot, humped into us. She gave us an icy stare and demanded that we sign our names on the dotted line and shut uf! Hiell, we did and were informed that in june of the year, 1928, we would receive an annual which, without douht, would he the best ever published hy a high school. XYell, there was no argument there. VVith a smile and a knowing wink she scampered off with a hop and a bound. sttt. t sl, p fl? 'r , j 'f F t 5 -25 iff ,st X Vt g 2 igxx is v Thiwv V f M ,l, 'F Ll fix ,L X, -. L -V i V711 . , X it N , Q i , ffm: 'QP 'Y :Ji l Y Af W -... --aid' ,. lilllljt' fo1'lj'-vigil! THE TURRET 0 THE TURRET Calendar yi Qflhkiwwows ll ix N A s el1.,N i Wi? y fell fl. , 1 i Wi'4,r t ily if iiligxd A ' X Y x 'X K N-LA' i . li rp TT 'V' ,IA N. 30, MUN. On Lian. 30, the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight, one hundred and thirty-eight crusaders set out on their four month jour- ney to the Shrine of Graduation, situated in the hazy distance of the future. We mourn a beloved knight and leader, Sir Stanley Stevenson. LIQXN. 31, T CFS. The lines are increased by the return of the 'lprodigal sons tPost firaduatesj. Sir Clifford relieves Sir Chalice in camp 43531. Flill. 3, Flil. A halt in the march to reward those deserving recognition at Honor assembly. FEB. 6. MON. Knights of the Order of the Student Council elect officers. FEB. 3. XYED. Ladies hold an unheard and unseen Friendship assembly. FEB. 9, THCR. While camped for night, Qrpheus Male Choir entertained. FEB. 10, FRI. Crusaders of the Clrder of Post Graduates return to the Field to receive awards at Alumni assembly. FEB. l7, FRI. Collinwood knights return mudhespattered but victorious from joust with Lincoln, 46-13. FEB. 22, XYED. Lords and Ladies had to be driven away from school because of XYashington's birthday. FEB. 24, FRI. Crusaders meet with an Oriental troupe who present a Chinese play, The XYillow Pattern Platefl FEB. 25, SAT. Collinwood-Shaw Tournament. Galleries filled with fair ladies. Collinwood knights returned with the finals greatly in their favor, 61-12. c. . FEIS. 27, MUN. Messenger from the Palace brings word that an old friend, Sir Ford, bought an annual. Flflrl. 23, TCILS. lflie' calamity in Collin- wood Hall! Sir Cudikunst sat on ink bottles. ' Amit. 1, 'i'Ht'ia. llis xifijt-sly eiiir-fi WEPQZYSNEMBEK some of the members of the different SENATE TFXQFHY ,itjydgy Fraternity and Sorority Orders to a court RIF session. , NAR. 2, Fl-ll. linigghts of lilue and WWII' Gray Urder storm XXI-st Tech battlenients HJ and lower its banner. tScore 27-15 J. l.ady ' . I ,Xndree certainly tllllrl he in medieval ageg ilk, , she even tries lu ride street cars on a hall Q42 be ,ffl pass. 'Y AR I ff., MAR. 5. MUN. .X noted Seer. Fred , X l lleiher, tries to pick up spinach with a niag- . V A net because it has iron in it. X , ,l rig, Ilrlrifi' flflj' THE TURRET Calendar - MAR. 6. TCES. A Fellow Crusader, Tony Yaccariello, much indisposed, frequently missing from the ranksg found cherishing a spoon and a bottle of medicine. Order of Senior Art Club has a feast in camp. MAR. 7. XYED. Crusaders exhibit their mental ability. Psychological Test. MAR. S. TI-ICR. Crusaders hold meeting to cheer their Basketball knights before entering last tournament. Une division of the March-Lady Collings Tenth Hour Civics class seemed to dwindle away. MAR. 9. FRI. Collinwood knights upset those of Glenville. 20-12. Qrder of the Student Council offers a dance. Sir Henry Turner Bailey addressed Knights in camp. MAR. 12, MCJX. Collinwood Crusaders enjoy a band of niinstrels.P-Cleve- land Symphony. at Collinwood. MAR. 13. TCES. A bard travels with company. XYilliam Ruic entertains fifth period Study I-Iall. BIAR. 14. IYED. Crusaders camp at roadside to hearken to words of wis- dom as delivered by Dean Smith and Dr. Ellis. MAR. 15. THCR. Senior Knights grow more skilled. Take dancing lessons. MAR. 16. FRI. Records of six weeks work received. tReport Cardsb. David Sindell knighted for excelling at Public Speaking contest. Lady Frieda Bartels also excelled those in the Reading contest. Blue and Grey knights become Senate Champs. East Tech falls before our sturdy tilters, 23-18. MAR. 19. MON. Fellow Crusaders choose Mary Larick and David Sindell as commencement speakers. MAR. 21, XYED. Debate in camp by Knights as to what it shall be-cap and gown. or. white Hannels. MAR. 22. TI-ICR. Orders of the crusade gather and have their pictures taken. Mar. 23. FRI. Honors given to knights of basketball squad. Collinwood team.-State Champions. APR. 2, MGX. March proceeds after a week's rest. Lady Katherine Clark's sun dial started recording for the iirst time in a month. APR. 3. TCES. IYonder how it happens that Lady Louise Markel knows the telephone number of Newburg. APR. 4. XYED. Seer Gudikunst predicted that Lord Laurich will be a bachelor because he believes in social solitude. APR. 5. THLIRS. Lords of the Blue and Grey show a preference for red ties. APR. 6, FRI. Troupe of minstrels 4G1ee Club and Orchestrap entertain in assembly. APR. 9. MON. Lords and Ladies are rejuvenated for a day. Kid day. APR. 10, TCES. Members of the Cru- sade endure more hardships. A physical examination. APR. 17. TCES. Ladies Carmitchel. Pentland, Pazicky, Larick. and Larkin ex- hibit their ability to consume hot rolls in the mess camp. Y APR. 19, TI-ICR. Lords and Ladies shirk their duties to go to hear Yoices,l3rasses, and Reeds. Page fifty-mic THE TURRET CLASS H Calendar AVR. 27, FRI. Again records of last six weeks are given. Report Cards. Several super crusaders are contemplating a longer crusade. APR. 30, MUN. lfirst day ot the last lap of this year's march. Shrine of Gradu- ation in sight. KLXY l, TUES. Many Crusaders late to roll call. Someone must have let out the secret about the hidden beauty in May Day dew. ll.XY 7, MUN. Epidemic in Camp t,,, Spring lfever spreads. MAY ll, lilil. Lords and Ladies have M broken sessions as classes are resumed in the evening for an exhibition. MAY 17, 'l'l lCR. Senior Lords and Ladies exhibit their dramatic ability in Applesauce on Class Night. MXY 22, TEES. Lord Laurich had his Civics homework. MAY MAY 25, FRI. Crusaders enjoy a Music Club's Evening in Camp. 30, XYED. Crusaders take a by-road to visit the graves ot veteran heroes. jUNE l, Flil. Crusaders grow hilarious as beautiful land ot summer and the end of Crusade nears. .lLlNE sl, MON. Day oft. Crusaders spend day in camp gloating over scrolls just received. At last Turret in the hands of its Owners. FIUNE 5, TUES. Guilds meet to bid farewell for the summer. End Work for year. ,ICNE 6, XYEI3. Lords and Ladies of the ffJrder of the Faculty make merry at their annual picnic. ,ICNE 8, FRI. Camp tires blaze While yvorlq of Dancing Club is revealed. Lords and Ladies enjoy night ot mirth at Senior party. Nl CNE lU, SCN. Crusaders march in solemn procession with hymn books under their arms. Baccalaureate service enjoyed hy all. JCNE ll, MUN. XYhat a grand and glorious feeling! Readin' and XYritin' and lrithmetic are burdens of the hast for Seniors. lflut new troubles arrive. Commencement rehearsals. VICNE 12, TEES. The birds and squirrels enjoy the booniing voices of Lord T Sindell and Ladies .Xndree, Lulvoxvnilq, and Lariclv, as they rehearse from the hillsides A and forests. 532 xifwj jcxia 13, xvun. Last oppommiry fm- : Crusaders to rehearse before arriving at the ' end of the Crusade. Sleepless night passed Q QW by many. ljfg QICNE l-l, 'l'l'lCR. Many tearful fare- ll ,jf it i wells as Crusaders plan to scatter upon their K ij j individual rjuests. Lords and Ladies arrive EH' j . at shrine of tiraduation and receive the 'fn 1j,j 'j ' precious parchment. 'lhe crusade is at last v' li l i ' fm abandoned. j AT ,lCNli 15, lflil. Yeterans of the Cru- E jfs I-A.5Tjj sade plrepalre tor a trip to XX ashmgton, the lm MI lmmlmnmjjjjjl lmperial L lty. Puyjt' jiflj'-lieu THE TURRET 5 , 4 Lp Lf! fw- 42-. F 1 5 , , 51.1, r ' ' :bl iv ,' ,l OUT' IN Tiff MS I L Aif ALONE 'X Tonfif Q rv- ' '4 1, N 'YV f' 1 1 . , n A 5 Pow? Husky GRINNERS AT LORAIN 1 .A ' , , if -uni X! 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THE TURRET .S'c1.1'f1fl1111111 S0111 f1L'fUlllf t!1IIA'1' ,, Class Night Program THE SENIOR CIASS presents APPLE AUCE A Comedy of American Life in Three Acts By Barry Conners Collinwood High School Auditorium May 17, 1928 Characters fIn the order of their appearancej JI11 1301714115011 ..r..,...,e,,,,e,. .,e, . rr.r,,, , ,er,,, , . rr,rrr,, Josephine Bernot Pa R0bl'l1SOII ree,.re,,,....e,e, r,rere..r , ffhoinas Gilchrigt Mrs. J1'11111c Baldtvzbz ,re.r rrrer.rr N Iinna Klauminzer Hazel RObl.1lS01l ,,..,r ..,r r.,rrrr,,r, E 1 nily Seharlag Jfflft IUC.-1ll1'5fC1' ,,,.e.. r,r.r,,,, h Izuneg Masterton B111 1Ur.4ll1s101' e,..rr....e,.... . ,r,rr..,er,.r,r,ev.,...,rrr,e.. . r,rr, . e,.rrrr, Adam XVessner F0110 fc11k111s ,,,,,.,r,,,,v,rrrr,r,,,,.,r.,,r,,r.,,e..r,,,,r,r, , ..,,,r,, . .,r-VViIlizun Johnson SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Act. I. Sitting room of the Rohinsonsf An autumn evening. Act. II. The same. Three months later. Act. III. Upstairs over a drug Store, the next spring. ORCHESTRA Lawrence Prill Leonard Reiter XYzilter Motter Eugene Bemisderfer tfhzlrles Tercek Homer Thompson Torrie IYellington Toni I,oinbardo XYillia1n Ruic Robert Pringle IYilliam Ferguson SUII PS Y'1'11111f90t,S'0Io ,,.,.. , . .. CIIZIFICS 'iIt'l'CCii E . nriilblll Lomlizirdo . . Louise Markel Violin S010 .. . Vmlin 511111 , I ,C I . r,r, ,..7 Y Y XX illizim Iferguson 7 H V , , Helen Mills l11.I'Ct'l'l'tl' by .fIl1'.v.v 01111111 Perle .S'r1'111'.v by .S'1'11gj1' C111-ful Club 111111'1'1' 11'1'1'v1'!i1111 of iIf1'. G1'Ul'1fL' 1itl'Z'l..V PRUI'ER'l'IliS t'CJMMl'l I'IiE iN:ZlliICI'ilIC Clark ,Xrnolfl Moore Carol Gynn XYIHIZIIII 'I'rzuIer Iirlitli Marshall Herbert Iizltes PtI'flt' jiffy-fr1111' X 'S I-fx uflgii. A . A 'A ?i 1 E E 55 W 3 'Qi-wT5Q?5f??Ei5la9Ei-1luLKZ'vi.E?1llHii Ef.hL?eSi!Ek4E3iW5KiPKSYlTii2?WISPM?HiM5YWiMfn?fH 1E W9WWB1MBEKWHMW ' H . ' YSHWW En 132 iiagva anh Srquirra E, Pages and Squires of Collinwood for some time to come, have still much to learn and to look forward to. It is for you to hold up the standards and colors of our Castle and to keep its name unstained. The joy of tournaments, the thrill of conquest, the happiness from good deeds done, is to be yours. Be sure that you both work and play to the best of your ability, and in so doing make your- selves gallant and strong for the time when you, too, shall leave this hall and take your place as Knights of the World. THE TURRET P fn' fix THE TURRET 12 B Class Grade Adviser, Miss Lydia Rebert Elmer Kempke ..s. , ,,,',,,,,,,, President Nellna Cramer ........ ,,,,,,,, V jeg Prggidgnf Virginia Patterson s.,... , ,s,, Sgt-rgmpy lYilliam Yelvick ..., , ,,.s. Treasurer 12B'1 Klllg, Carrie Scudiere, Jennie Mr. L. L. Myers Benedict, Bruno Bythroxv, Ellsworth Davis, Leola Fuller, Dorothea Graf, Edward Hellstrom, Marika Hemphill, Douglas Henderson, Howard Henderson, Rhoda Hicks, Lloyd Hill, Robert Horsey, Edgar Iarussi, Ida Jarc, Sophia Klein, Charlotte Leber, Raymond Lederman, Abe Lefkovitz. Harold Oller, Frieda Reid, Alyce Robellet, Bertha Smith, Joe Staples, Otis Swanson, Thomas XYatson, Forrest Zehe. Arline 12B-2 Miss Mabel Kimber Bowers, Charlotte Chamberlain, Martha Direnzo, Argie Dolinsky, Nathan Gamiere, Michael Hartner, Elinor Hawk, Leonard Hirter, Norman Hinnman. Robert Hrovat, Olga Iarussi, Mary Kehl, Harvey Kirkland, Ethlyn Kleifeld, Henry Kuhl, Jane Lang, Mary Liechti, John Lyon, Roy Ludwig, Alice McBrayer, Lillian McCutcheon, Florence Minicucci, Louise Morris, David Patterson, Evelyn Primosche, Edward Schultz, Anna Shepherd, Gladys XYilder, Dorothy 12 B-3 Miss Ruth Hotchkiss Alexander, Mary Baggott, Lavinia Benesch, Albert Chiodo. Arnold Fiorelli, Andrew Fulton, Harold Gardner, Edward Godwin, Howard Gubanc, Frank Hunt, Earle Johnson, Myron Katz, Iva Keck, Ruth Knierim, Carl Kniffen, Olive Lear, Kenneth Melin. Herman Moore, Virginia Morris, Manerna Pitcock, Karl Plesic, XTilliam Rayer, lYilliam Ryder, Harry Schitrin, Shirley Spencer, Merle Spring, XYilliam Stakich, Anna Stevens, XYilliam Tarr, Althea Thompson, Kenneth llvells, Norman 12B-4 Mrs. Belle Hope Rasmussen Adams, Kathleen Annand, Anita Bestgen, Harry Lynn, Fritz Frizell, Edith Giesel, Alyira Green, Dorothy Hansen, Violet Iaccobucci, Rose Krueger, Gustave McMurtrie, Harold Mele, Louis Miller, George Moskerc, Helen Negrelli, Carmen Oblak, John Gleski, Julia Orfalea, Jeanette Pellone, Frank Pfister, Charles Raybould, Merrill Reider, Nathan Reimer, Arthur Robbins, Karl Sellers, Arthur Taylor, XVinifred Te Loeken, Gertrude Van, John Vtfehagen, Clarice Yates, Anna Page fifty st en THE TURRET Pago jifly-eight THE TURRET 11A-1 Miss Eva Mae Swingle Boyd, Fred Converse, John Dalk, Clyde Harrison, Harry Rabat, Arthur Kingzeth, Chandler Kranz, Charles Kroll, Henry Kursinski, Sigismund McCully, Robert Murdock, Robert Petrovic, XYilliam Scalero, Louis Szymanski, Henry Thayer, Edward XYeber, George Fike, Ruth Lemon, Dorothy Magnuson, Emma Schwed, Mildred Schrank, Reba Stevenson, Thelma Te Locken, Josephine Vi'yford, Evelyn 11A-2 Mr. Harmon T. Olds Anderson, Herbert Breakiron, Harry Coy, Harry Foley, Franklin Hanson, Eric Hoiman, Earl Jenkins, Raymond Lee. Edward Modak, Joe Manz. Edward Murphy. XYilliam Rider, Frank Rose. Henry Bryson. Agatha Hale, Helen Opitz, Lorna Philpott, Thelma Poljack. Doniela Riblet. Evelyn Rowles, Alma Sandow, Mary Schoch, Margaret Trusso, Regina XVitzke, Edith Yafelice, Mary 11A-3 11 A Class Grade Adviser, Mr. A. C. Avery Droden, Andrew Hall, Stanley Mickel, Gordon Nord, Herbert O'Loughlin, Donald Papp, Zolton Pirc, Louis Schneiderman, Meyer Stencil, Henry Yaletich, Martin Yalinez, Stanley Zagar, Louis Bedarf, Mildred Howe, Christine Katiinberger, Jessie Kovacs, Mary Lenhardt, Katherine Meyer, Martha Moore, Helen Polster, Ruth Prouty, Ruth Slater, Edith Tees, Janet Zaller, Sophie 11A-4 Hauser, Arthur Hult, Paul Jarm, Frank Julian, Frank Reichel, Rudolph Reynolds, James Rice, Harold XYilliams, XYilliam Hennies, John Abzug, Rose Beckowitz, Fanny Comolli, Josephine Kruger, Gertrude Mangold, Grace Mcllvain, Dorothy O'Donnell, Hazel Riley, Alberta Schwartz, Marie Speed, Margaret Yodopivec, Sophie 11A-6 Mr. Erwin E. Naujoks Miss Alice Nigh Boag, Alex Brueton, Raymond Ceree, Vincent Chiccilla, Chas. Divito, Tony Gerbec, Frank Horner, Donald Mayer, Richard Ritz, Clovis Scheller, Carl Smith, Gerald Sobolovitz, Manual Tekancic. Joe Treacy, Robert Arthur, Doris Cada, Lucille Easterbrook, Alvina Gorzynski. Pauline Graptin, Olga Higgins. Katherine Jelinek, Norma King, Mildred Kneer. Vera Mandel. Danny Peck. Dora Prudish, Mary Santero, Madeline M'athen. Cathryn lYoodward, Thelma Pounds, Jessie Yurglic, Helen Mr. Harvey R. Reidenbach V. llA-5 Iggxigrfgglier Mr. Robert L. Gourley Knop. Theodore Leach, Robert Beck, Theodore Burnett, Monroe Beck, Earl Buuck, Paul Clark, Edwin Englebrecht, Roy Gambatese, Joseph Gottfried, Harry Henk, Jack Keichel, XYilbur Krieger, Conrad Kapitch, Clarence Larick, Howard Larson, Melvin Levison, Hyman Manzi, Armand Mapes, Blair Miert, Harold Newman, James Pasquale, Vito Sajovic, Alphonse Sesek, John Seyfert, Carl Yarnes. Oliver lYolf, Newell Blumel, Mary Fox, Eleanor Frey, Adele Gary, Thelma Griener, Gretchen Hanlon, Katherine Hawkins, Doris 11A-7 Kniett, Edward Krienhider, Paul Xewman, Edward Parker, Robert Shaw, Arthur Smith, M'inf1eld Tercek, John Tolhurst, Richard Yignone, Joseph XYHSBIOII, Harry .-Xrtino, Chesrer Bradenberg, Ethel Brown, Verna Carlton, Cleona Coates, Helen Kavran, Frances Koch, Jean Larick, Mildred Lefkotsky, Lillian Lind, Sylvia Monks, Margaret Quinn, LaYerne Sadler, Helen Stanonik, Edith Stone, Ethel Thurman, Pauline Taylor, Esther Treck, Rose 11A-8 Mr. Joseph J. Landis Albrecht, Milliam Behuke, Myron Bernardic, Steve Coschia, Frank Earley, Vl'illiam Ferris, Streator Liatti, Mario McMillen, Harold Paradisi, James Schwartz, Clayton Stankus, Joe Stremofsky, S. Timms, George Yidmar, George XVeske, George XYright, Louis Cloz, Vklilliam Zych, Alexander XYyman, Marvin Barth, lVilma King, Rosemary Kingsette, Carmina McCutcheon, Jane Mushinchas, Olga Petrulis, Ida Mr- Edward M- BUShSweenev. Roberta Doeringer, Henry Dreifort, Henry Johnson, Charles Tarpinr Margaret Tobin, Alice lVagner. Corinne Page Jiffy-nine 4 '59 'Wb' Nm, rim, ,W .1 ,uwuvnwd Maawmdnvpvmw x.. f WWW Wwmawwffwfm f Www ff f f ffv W f mmm, www! 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Alice Pulling, Yetive Schultz, Josephine 11B-2 Mr. Charles Matthias Anker, Albert Backers, Vl'illiam Crow, Harold Easton, Crawford Egensperger, Elmer Flanagan, Kenneth Hoffman, lllilliam Lamb, Harold Ludwig, Ernest Lutkewicz, Frank Rothgary, Justin Ruthman, Gordon Saho, Benjamin Schauss, Harry Strandt. Vllilbur Anker, Emma Bailey, Julia Burke, Viola Davis, Cathryn 11 B Class Grade Adviser, Mr. Russell Allen Klein, Hilda Leach, Phyllis Mcllveen, Frances Rider, Edith Schwarzman, Eleanor Steel, Dorothy Thomas, Edna lYarren, Marie 11B-3 M r. Edward Christianson Bonnell, Reginald Ceravola, Leonard Divito, Mike Di Lionardo, Gabriel lnfalvi, Joe Klauminzer, Gustave Puokst, Stanley Prudish, John Rebec, Frank Schee, Rinhold Skull, Edward Stanley, George lViker, Edward Farrell, Margaret Goluppo, Mary Hirsch, Dorothy Hogan, Geraldine Oltmanna, Ruth Pfleuger, Marie Pratt, Marion Sessane. Jennie Smith, Evelyn XYeiss, Anne lVoodward, Emily 11B-4 Mr. K. H. Young Campanella, Campanello Delis, Lewis Fuhman, Fred Haims, Ernest Highfield, Robert Hoffman, Henry Hansare, Arne Laymon, Thane Leland, Robert Linnert, Ralph Negrelli, Peter Schliecher, lVilliam Schowerth, Herbert Taylor, Henry Corbitt, Dorothy Farinacci, Marion Harbort, Elsie Nickerson, Sally Olt, Marjorie Palenno, Jennie Onine, Dorothy Rand, Catherine Santoni, Rose Satkovic, Carrie Starich, Domiella Stule, Helena Taylor, Mary 11B-5 Mr. Lucius lVard Bandelow, Arthur Kirschner, Kare Leisure, Don Mericle, David Pennington, Ralph Perrine, Fred Randalto, '1 ony Restler, Edgar Satkovic, Robert lYarren, Kenneth lYelz, Arthur lllhite, Herbert Bruce, Kathleen Bythrow, Margaretta Ellis, Edith Green, Evelyn Porter, Beatrice Reithoffer, Esther Rnpnick, Mary Thompson, Florence Vogel, Clara lYilcox, Roberta York, Lucille 11B-6 Miss Charlotte Bockes Ames, Joe Arnold, VValter Barto, Apolonius Biltz, Louis Bruss, Albert Clarce, Edward Darnell, Daniel Daykin, Otto Downey, lVilliam Johnston, lVilliam McKnight, Tom Murphy, Jack O'Brien, Frank Phelps, Jack Sumney, Herbert Tanno, Louis lllarren, Gerald Donola, Anna Draeger, Evelyn Foth, Royaline Gentile, Mary Gray, Corrine Gross, Ruth Harthill, Helena Johnston, Mary Jolly, Margaret Jordon, Eleanor Perfors, Mary Stump, Zora Taylor, Geraldine 11B-7 M r. Frank Carl Bolton, Edgar Fitzpatrick, Martin Geavic, John Krainz, Andrew Kruisick, Rudolph Map, Peter Mancini, Amerigo Olson, Roy Plevinik, Joseph Saperstein, Morris Schultz, Raymond Skerle, Frederick Sipari, Echo Smith, Lucien Young, Howard Zupancic, Louis Joyce, Thomas Astley, Rosalie Brockett, Florence Crisman, Evelyn Hickok, Olive Pinkney, Dorothy Porter, Margaret Quick, Roberta Rieck, Eleanor Stevenson, Helen Van, Angela llfinkle, Naomi lVise, Helen Zimmer, Vllilliam P41510 xf.i'fy-nm' THE TURRET V7 ffmffwzwlf WMM. Payr ,vixly-lzw ------.-L., THE T URRET 10A-1 Mr. H. G. McStay Adams, Anna Austin, John Beres, Michael Calahan. Robert Christopher, D, Ciolti. Eleanor Clarke, Louise Iilutchcot, Louise lzich. Albert Estill. Margaret Gensert, John Gerris, Rose Grapentine, Earl Hassel. Harold Hollenbeck, L. Hughes, Ralph Jochum. Steve Lebovitz. Lillian Malling. Myrtle Mesterheide, Mildred Mix-seck. Joseph Morgan. Virginia Parry, Tony Perril, Russel Petranek, Robert Petrowski, Ruth Pierce, Joseph Pucci. Rose Rist, Clyde Sbrocca. Minnie Steele. Ralph Troiano, Guy Vocasek, Angelene XVatson, Ethel 10A-2 Mrs. Olive Dunham Bartels. Annette Basey, hlax Bibbo, Josephine Ciofani, Mary Custer, Erla Delroy, Lucy Dempsey, llarion Disinger, Florence Erjavec, llinnie Fischer. Roy Fruscella, Jane Gianfagna, Angelo Gilchrist. Blichael Janz. lVilliam Kempney. Adolph Kirsch, Mildred Lederman. Oscar Louchs, Mae Martin. George McBride. Harry Mencini. John Moore. Ralph Myers. Charles O'Xeil. XYilliam Perharick lYalter Rovtar, Leo Sedzley. Charles Silver. Hilda , Tremarflic I Josephine Turk. Louis l'le. Angela lYiseman, Mary 10A-3 Mr. Alva F0111 Ag'eni, Vincent Belpulsi. Vincent Benevol, Jennie Blow. Etta Bohin. Howard Brandive, John Brantweiner, John Cavens. Elizabeth Ciserato. Adeline Comenshek. Albert D'Angelo. Anna Frazier, Christine Golden. Robert Grossman. XVilliain Gubanc. Anthony Huffgard. Edwin Krahn. Lawrence Kushlan. Bertha Latessa. Lucy Main. Leola Melville. Edward Miles. Jeanne Bliozzi. Tony Moskovitz. Harry Xeuness. Arthur Noble. John Re-nnillo. Philomena Riggle. Leonard Sack. John Schwed. XVm. Skebe. Carl Sramberger. Charles Strauss. Jack Trues-dale. Adrien lVagner. Eva XVelch, Cyril YVilliams. Carl XVilliarns. E. XVorthington. Alma Zimmer. Adam 10A-4 Miss Lucille Pat- terson Bittence. John Blair. Kenneth Busdiecker. Clair Drescoe. lYinifred Eckerman, Russell Federico. Jennie Gray. Glendon Gray. John Hageman, XVilbur Kastenlic, James Mencirii, Angie Miller. Albert Mandel, Diana Nelson. Raymond Powers. Charles Schollmeyer. Melvin Silver, Francis Starke. Arthur Tomsic. Louis Vaccariello. Eugene Yeran, Sylvester VVestin, lngeberg Zirzow. Leona Zupancic. Sophie 10A-5 , - Mr. Wm. Boyf Abrank. llary Abrams. Ruth Anderson, Jar' Anderson. Lyll Buettner, Elean. 10 A Class Grade Adviser, Cebular, Joseph Dickle. Virginia Epovitz, Rose Finzel, Clarence Fitzgerald, Irene Gambino, Peter Gubanc, Louise Hiss, Florian losue. John Jalovec. Michael Kastellic, Joe Kolicks, Frances Kovroch. Helen Kulow, Verna Mandel. Emma Mansbridge, VV. llason. Leslie McHugh, Elmer Miller, Peter Monart, John Xewhouse, Ruth Pasquali, Agnes Rankin, Mary Rindtleisch, Edna Santilla, Frank Sardner, Hazel Scheller. Edward Scott, Alverna Smith. Hilda Vranezo. Joe XVhite. Cleava Zapin, John 10A-6 Mr. E. D. Collings Baker, Charles Bamhart. Erwin Barry, Kenneth Barth, Carmen Belcher, Anne Bly. John Bracale, Londy Cassidy, Ruth Coates, Allen Corrigan, R. V. Cyril, George Dahlenherg. Juanita Fitzgibbons, Frank Griffith, Elizabeth Holzheimer, Caroline lannarino, Mary Katai, Fred Klempan. Elsie Kolar. Mamie Laurich. John Lichenstein, Gertrude Marnie. Florence Melkerson, Eva Mortinek, Jenn'a Murphy, Jack D Norman, Marguerite Oatley, Jane O'Donnell, Marie Perlin, James Primrosh, Pauline Ross, Marie '9f3wles. Pauline fitveec, Anthony 2 Joe A Howard 'Helen . Lillian gi, Ton y r. L. N. Hunter I 10A-8 Mrs. Myrtle Masters Apanaites, Isabel Beiiuss, Elmer Corbe, Mary Felson. Glenn Field, Kenneth Fitzpatrick, Julia Fowler. Hudson Furlen, Mildred Gaffney, Vt'ilfred Gerbec. Anna Glover, Bema Graham, Ernest Gronnebuch, Cheryl Hicock, Olive Lacok, Julia Laken, Joe Jenkins, Lillie Johnson, Ruth Jusko, Edward Knauss, August Koren, Lucille Kump, Marie Lentbecker, Lillian Loney, Yictorio Levkar, Josephine Meyer, Elsie Morrow, Alma Parks, Russell Patch, Marion Prosek, Stepha runcoh, John Sevebeck, Ralph Shephard, Lorin Snyder, Ray Snyder, XYilliam 10A-9 Mr. Carl Stringer Abbey, Violet Aldinger, Annabel Bencar, Mary Benz, Elzie Chopin, Louis Debeljack, Tony Delinek, Della DeXYein, Louis Fier, Frances Fisher, Dorothy Fisher, Stella Emerson, Ivy Gelbman, Morris Goodrich, Cecil Gustafson, Arne Gron, Joe Haas, Dorothy Harwood, Helen lrgram, Ralph Larl-' . James Latte . Morcus Leasure. Maurice Levar, Albert Lindsay, Daniel Mallet, Charles Miller. Marjorie Moore, Evelyn Pajec, Catherine Pannetto. Edward Peters. George Piper, Gordon Prusnick. John Saunder, Ruth Schroeder. Edith Schwed. Dorothea Shankey, Marie Toll, Alberta 10A-10 Mr. P. E. Hoiman Archibald, Elsie Baharskis. Twilce Barret, Jack Bauman, Elmer Bonjac, Cignes Brown, Yirginia Citron, Bernard Davis, Catherine Dawson, Eliz Ellis, Margaret Fitzgerald, Henry Haskell, James Hawk. Kenneth Heppler. llarie lvec. Stanley Kennerth, Helen Kreilach, John Lardie. Joe Loftus. Josephine Mann, Norman Meikle, Reginald Moses, Audrey Orfalea, Adele Pecon, Mamie Pushner, Sahie Radlolf, Margaret Robbins, Viola Roth. Harry Schaffer, Gladys Scherer, Helen Schuman, Frank ot.. -wc Tyler. Paul 10A-ll Mr. Howard Eddy Alston, VVilma Amon, Josephine Beecher, XValter Bencar, Albert Davis. Margaret Freear, Jay Gill. Charles Kastellic, Mary Linz, Earl Palmer, Jack Pekol, Fanny Pulling, Joseph Ralston, Chester Rayer, Elmer Rich, Milton Richar, VVilliam Roberts, Edna Roland. Frank Ruff, Park Sandy, Phyllis Schultz, Verna Silverman. Jake Smith, Alice Snodgrass. Edith Turner, Gene Vidmar, Jennie 10A-12 Mr. John H. Ruth Bajec. Edward Berge. Carl Bishop, Betty Boehim, Harold Bosch, XVildabel1 Bukownic, Angella Cameron, Archie Cavell, Harold Composarcene, Blike Crooks, Tom Cuddihy, Robert Dellinger, Ray Doeringer. Adam Dort. Newton Engel, Luella Fasciano, Vera Flanigan, Richard Gunnison, Edith Haspadma, Jennie Hemphill, Isabel Jewell, Virginia Jordan, Ruth Lannont. Duncan Lewis, Mosart Liggett, Thomas Milavec, Slavi Naisby. Frank Rocco, Kenneth Schlee, Billy Shayotovich. A. Schultz, Jean Sintich. Frances Thomas, Anna VVagner, Kenneth 10A-13 Miss Eleanor M. Cowell Andrews, Edith Au Rand. Mildred Bingle, Susie Brindley, Fem Brookhart. Elinor Carter, Meril Ferguson, Erna Ferrel, Maude Galaida, Lucy Handy, Russell Hintz, Philip Holman, Louis Hughes, Harry Hvata, Pauline Jones, Grace Jones, Ruth Kleinberg, Carl Knowles, Dorothy Maddox, Joseph McKinney, James Mramor, Julice Munro, Ralph Navy, Clarence Negrelli, Mike Newman, Marjorie Peterson, Dorothy Pierce, Eugene Richards, Grace Rittenberger, Ruth Romano, Mary Rothenberg, Florence Rulon, Jean Sheinkman, Oscar Snyder, Elizabeth Spring, Frank VVightman. Mildred lYolf, Elden Pagv sixty-fl11'c'e THE TURRET 5. lv .v1'.1'!j'-ff' THE TURRET ICB-I lr. Leo Parker Acrey, James Bacar, Fanny Berle, John Brodach. Stanley Cheocchio, Julia Corbett. Evelyn Dinienzio, Mike DiPuceio. Francs Gdrson. Jay Greebangh. Roland Joehum, Steve Rooalan, John Korin, Mary Longo, Otto Lerrekovich, Ca.th. Manis. Clara M alkovech, Francis May. Catherine Mayer, Sophie Measner, George Moore, Ada Xevrness, Arthur Pasquale, Tony Pallman, Edward Peoples, Jai Piper, Arthur Reiler, Beatrice Rossi, Sophie Salvatore, losue Schwert, Gladys Shepp, Caesar Yer-man, Fanny IDB-2 Hrs. Irene lleAnerly Belpulsi, Louis Chalkrait. Helen Cheodo, Lucy Ciali. Angelina Cialii, Fedora Farone, Charles Fomaro, Helen Gaslrill. Mildred Golubic, Emma Gornek, Albert Gr:-Lgnaniello. P. Grimes, Odessa Gustavson. Edith Hilscher. Helen losue. P3-Squale Knapp, Ruth Klang, Jack Ko'elic, John Korsec. A1-U13 Leers, Leonard Lemma, Angie Merritt, Lida O'Brien. ElC3I10f Rokavec. Frank Rebec. Amelia Rutledge, Clara Scharla2. Edwin Sceis. Agnes Slupim, Herman Swanson. Lewis 10 B Class Grade Adviser, Mr. Earl Gudikunst Tekancic, Bertha Mervar, Joe Yardian, Anton Yidmar, XYilliam Moore, lYilliarn Xavson, Raymond XK'ilbraham. Cb.-.none Xorinc, william Zimmerman, YalentinePriee, Irene IDB-3 Hr. Arthur Neeles Allgire, Hazeldell Ayer, Albert Bailey. George Bamhault, Erwin Balls. Leonard Bianchi, Anthony Brown. Lois Butler. XYilliam Cumming. John Delsanto, Nick Fanzoi, Alma Fedenoo, Jennie Gubanc, Louise Gumis. Grace Hokavar, John Jacobs, Paul Joseph, Alice Jubian. Louis Kupfer, Paul Larson. Carl Mansour, James Martich, Helen Massillo, Anna Penovich. Steve Perry, Eleanor Pietro, James Penito. Rossi Rosele. Albina Santore, Theodor Sracco. Sick Senkovec, Henry Scott. Elinor Snyder. Betty Strainich, George Tillman. Edward Verne. John Varlesky 10B-4 Hr. Pllll Yost Be man. Helen Chinicci, John Dawson, Edward DiSico, Alberta Dreefort. Paul George, Cyril Gorun. Victor Harthill, Florence Jackson, Norman Johnson. Robert Kless. Mildred Koihlike. Clifford Lindquist. Mayrne Lo Re, Grace Mahy-nec. -Ubeft Masterton. Allen Mathis. Phyllii Melkason, Eva Pullman, Madge Smith, LaYerne Stewart, Lois Schneider, Max Surdy, Helen Williams, Sylvia M-interstellar, E. 1055 Mr. Otto Yoder Bandelavr, Alben Barta, Francis Bunders, Carl Chaishe. Ben Craig, Gordon Colarik, Andri Dalhauscr, Erma Fay, George Fitzgerald. Esther Flodin, Blwin Fox. Helen Goebelt, Joseph Gray, Albert Habe, John Holzheimer, C. Hock, Eleanor Klein, Mary Lysaght, Marshall Manners, Albina Mills, Lucille Miller, Donald Moochy, Francis Molk. Mathew Seildershasse, Carl Xewhouse. Ruth Reich, Otto Semerara, Agnes Slepfel, Robert Storm, Carl Swanson, Louise Swanson, Violet Thesan, Edward Vemer, Agnes Viosky, Frank XVarth, Eleanor XYhitlav-'. Dorothy XVoodard, Charles 10B-6 Mr. Robert Owens Adams, Annie Anthony, Ruth Baehtel. Elizabeth BaEa. Christopher Blosser, Cedric Baitz, Alice Bolka, Joe Brennan. Charles Bulloch, Howard Centu, Frank Conway, May Czomba, Steve Depner, Lloyd Deilrich, Marie Franzen, Raymon-l Goldfarb. Bernard Harrison. Clark losue, Michael Jeric, Blary Rrall. Mildred Kmsick, Viola Krupa, XYalter Landau. Rose Lansaw, Dorothy LaPone. Grace Lubin. Doris Malavasek, Max McNally. Edna Ralnick, Rose Yietrich, Matilda 10B-7 Miss Corda Peck Altman, Lois Ambrose, Frank Ball. Sanford Barbish, Amelia Br-ookhart. Jack Cameron. Ellen Capri, lYilliam Daneiritz, France: Fagan. Morton Gillbride. Joe Goran. Harold Graghan. Patfich Guy, Ruth Hershey, Joe Hoddar. Frances Crawford, Harry Hrovat, Pauline Joseph, Leah Klinger. Margaret Kosec. Victoria Lewis, Arthur Lakan, Doris Loclmer, Xorma Longacre, Douglas laurekosich. Steve Lye, Edward Mercine, Anna Mustard. Karl Muzic, Joe Murray Edward Ovanin. Nick Reederm. Sylvia Reinhardt, Grace Robinson, Myrtle Rosie, Mike Scott, Barbara Sherich. Daniel Smegevec. Anna Slijka. Frank Stanonich, Rose Salomar, Isadore Sprague. Louis lfrac. Mike XVagner. John Zagar, Frank 10B-8 Miss Lucille Hacke- dom Andrisiter, Adele Belmy, Howard Campbell. Elizabeth Car-rcll, Rupert Dickie, Elliot Eddy, Byron Elleston, Richard File, Francis Geho. Lois Green, XYilliam Greenslade. Beverly Grossman. M'illiam Gubane. Pauline Hiclf, Billie Herth. Harold Jakin, Joe Kedd. George Kalafer. Frank Land. Sanford Lence, Josephine Mun-ay. Jeanette Palmer. Jack Parsons. XYilliam Prieur. Howard Pussi. Antoinette Quinn, Ralph Rankin. James Robishaw. Alex Roesla, Anthony Robertson. Helen Roth. Erwin Schafrick. Albert Schmenk, XYi1liam Slachringer. L. Taylor. Albert Thomas. John Tuck. Louis Negrelli. Mike Yerele, Antoriis 10B-9 Miss Ruth Collings Barker. John Bibbo. Josephine Erbeznik. John Farmer, Robert Findlay, Thomas Garbutt, Dorothy Gardner, Dan Gordensky. Ben Grapentine, Marie Gro,-zans. Harold Guthrie, Raymond Hartory. ll. Heiskell. Raymond Hunt. Irene Kickel. Helen King, James Levey, Cyril Slachaltz. Edward Maurer. Edward Meikle. Reeinald Morrison. James Parker. Erma Pennichs. Mildred Powell. Anita Van Tilburg. M. Page .vi.rty-fir ' i - ii vTHE TURRET Favorite Teachers HE most popular of all our faculty seems to be the short, well filled out fellow with the good line. The one who is full of pep and knows his sociology. Gentlemen prefer blondes and blue eyes so Carol Cynn claims that this petite voung lady comes next. She's very athletic and her favorite expression seems to be class-atten-5111111. ' Not one hundred years ago or a hundred miles from here, or when your daddy was a laddief' does the tall, dark complexioned teacher do his stuff And his cause is anything but a nonsensical monstrosityf' And that very much alive teacher of that very dead subject! She has the ability to make even this class interesting, and even though she makes them work all of her pupils are Hcrazyn about her. Mac sticks up for his H. R. teacher. Although the hair on his head is scarce, he's a good scout anyway. Tom and Andrew seem to prefer that pleasingly plump little person who rattles off the commercial math. Still another tit seems all of our beloved teachers are favoritesj is a jolly little English teacheriwith oh! what a temper. This certain teacher is loved foi-'his tales of the world war experiences. be- cause, even if the stories aren't so interesting, they at least take a lot of class time. The most broad-minded and squarest of all our teachers is one who makes the hardest subject of all enjoyable. .-Xnd here's one you'll never guess-No homework, good humor-seldom in class, no test-uses jokes and anecdotes instead of lessons, never fails anyone-No Thrills QL' know a thrill's an awful funny thing. Something that'll thrill you will bore someone else most to death. Still, with the exception of Bill Hornig, I donlt believe there is anyone who hasn't been thrilled at Collinwood some way or 'nother. Anyway XYilliam XYolfram says he had quite a thrill in physics lab one day. when unbeknown to him, some prankish fellow decided to learn something con- cerning the inflammability of shoe laces-Hilly's in particular. Of course he shouldnt have been napping, or it wouldn't have happened. Most anyone would have been thrilled same as Alvin Salovon was, if he got F from Miss hlennings. We supposed Minna had had lots of thrills at Collinwood, but she says her one and greatest was when the l2.X class urfzuill-v proposed an annualf She, Minna Klauminzer, was flabbergasted! A summons to Mr. lYhitney's oilice seems lo have been the cause of thrills for Rachel Schramm and Elizabeth Cannon. Hardened as they are, both confess that they experienced qualms, quiverings, and finally thrills before their inter- views were ended. Uh, and Tony Vac. had his greatest fremitus wziy back in the 7th grade when Mary llukownik accepted a rose he had shyly t?3 offered her. In fact it was such a great fremitus 'I'ony was absent a whole week. NYho would not be thrilled, if he put a joke over on M1-, ljudjlgujjgt? Nm-Old Flickinger both was and did. XYhen Mr. Gudikunst asked him whether a zebra was a white horse with black stripes, or a black horse with white stripes. Harold politely answered, Neither, a zebra is a convict mule! you're wrong-he doesn't exist. Page .ri.rfj'-si.r l 3 -if: -IL 1 . Ab. lv-,H l:!Il :::i! .El ' il i in I ! 1 l5'EJE'i1s'SiiJi?C4FF-WWI!- ixLl 6-' - J y f A1 11, '. 'U 'fYriFFs1:.w15fYb,,Ff 55135-959MUfi'2J'-YHi9?.W-1?L1?jMP1f?UJl'5 .1EWXK 'iiJ3'F1.YC'!7A'L6l9 l Elie Knighta at Elglag ERE the pages, Squires, and knights have all joined in hearty good-fellowship. In between the tournaments and jousts, the work and studying in the hall, the knights have their time of play. They have formed these bands to further their skill in chess, in music, in play-acting, and in the sciences, and from these not only have they derived much enjoyment, but they have acquired many of the accomplishments Without which no knight can do. THE TURRET Student Council Executive Committee QIUNIUIQ Hmm Slzxwlq HI1iH UFITICIQRS ,lean XX'zLlkc1 ',,,,, .Y..,.,, P l't'.YflI7t'IIf ....,,,,,,, ,Y,.., ..i, Il f lgzu' Honey ixiflillil 1311141 '.Y,,,,, ,, , ...Vim P1'vxfiIv11t ,,,,.,, , A....,, Virginia I,ZliiQ1'SOll Yirginizi Szmflmv. ,e,,e,,. Svt'l'1'l'flII'.X ',,,,t,,t, t,,,,,.e K Iziry i'illiiOXYllik Mzitgarct Nagy ',,e,,., t,,..i Y i1't'tl.VIl1'l'l '.t. .,I,yfliz1 Kiraly GIQAIJIZ RIiI'RIiSIiN'IfX'l'lYICS Domtliy i-Zll'iCii, 'J flrzulc-, ,e., t, ..., , , ,t,, .. mllzlvirl Simlcll, 12 iifildgj Mil-gc Kling. H firzule ,itt, H ,ijt-rzllfl Smith, ll firzmde Tom Gibb, 7 fi1'IlfiC ,,,, ., ,,,. luck iiIll'l'L'il, IU firzide 1 .XLiL'l,'I'Y AXIJYISERS M. firzice Milne linrl flurlikunst Pufff .vi.1'ly-c1'ffl1f THE TURRET The Student Council Stzzdcnt Cozmril Oaflz: I do fromisc as a mcznzlvcr' of the Collinwood High School Student Council to uphold its coizstifufiozz to the lwst of my ability. l will rontrilvzftc my time, my labor and 60-operation tuiflz my fcllotu sfudvnfs. I tuill conduct H1-l'5t'lf at all times tviflz dignity and collrlcsy. LONG with the phenomenal growth of Collinwood High School in recent years. the Student Council has kept pace with all phases of its activities. Indicative of this statement is the fact that today this student govern- ment bodv is divided into two sections. junior and senior, who. expressing them- selves through the medium of the joint Executive Committee. are following their motto of Loyal Service by adequately accommodating themselves to the steady increase of student problems. In accordance with the constitution, the purpose of this council shall be to encourage initiative among the pupils and develop their participation in the gov- ernment of this school. It aims to supply the organization through which the pupils may express their opinion, assist in the administration of the school, and take over the management of school enterprises, subject to the approval of the principal. The student organization consists of a junior and a senior section. The junior section is composed of representatives of the junior Highg the senior section of representatives of the Senior High. The Executive Committee is a joint group consisting of the ofticers of each council, ex-ofiicio, and one represen- tative from each grade. Every Collinwood student who is a representative member of the Student Council automatically becomes the president of his home room. Thus, he is urged to take an active part in all of its meetings and activities and to promote its purpose. The meetings of the Student Council are held on Monday duiing home room period, while those of the Executive Committee are held on Thursday at different periods. The training given is as varied as it is broad. It includes the adaptation of principles of leadership in the school room and in committee work, the encour- agement of initiative among students. development of participation in school gov- ernment, and the ability to secure efficient service from others. At the close of each school year an Annual Report is published containing the events and work that comprise the history of the Student Council for that particular year. Ptlgc 5i.rly-:zinc THE TURRET sehr- earl sehr 'x Collinwood Spotlight Staff EDITORIAL BUARD livelyn Patterson YY........... ,, ,ww,, ., ,.,,.......,A..., ,, ,A ,w ..,.... X 'mes Editor ,lean Koch, Vlaines XYeigel ....AA. ...... . Sforfs Editors Yerna Brown ,,7.7,v,,...Vw..........,. ....... F eatzfrf Editor firetehen Greiner ,......I.llLCl'l11'VX' Etiifoz' llary larussi V,,,, ...............Lll7l'Ul'I't11l Charles Ei , ,,,., .......A... .. .., A, ,,,,, ,.. C ii01ll1lIl1lSf Sylvia A. A, Cochran ,,..... , ,Y,. E diforial .Ja z'1'5vr Gretchen lssel ,, ,,,,,,...,.AA.A,, ,w,..,..,.A,,, Y,.,,, ,, ,,.....w.,...,.. B ZlSIi11t'XS .1ld'z'i.w1' l'l'll Collinxyoocl lligh School as a full-flerlgecl senior high,7he Collin- woorl Spotlight has been reeognizerl as an oiiicial senior high school publication fluring the past year. XYhen Collinxyoocl was a junior high ol, the Spotlight was the finest junior high paper in the country. it present, lest enfleavor is being made to obtain the same honor for it as a senior high Jol newspaper. The object of the paper is to picture various phases of sehool life: erluea- tion, recreation, athletics, etc. The erlitorials retleet views of start on sturlent problems. At close of the school year a special eight-page eflition is printecl. ,Xs an extra feature for regular subscribers, a niiniature eight-page erlition is printecl. Coneentraterl ehfort by every member of both the editorial and business staffs niakes it possible to publish the Cfollinwoorl Spotlight every other Monday, Pugh' Jrzwlzli' 1 -THE TUR1R1ET The Tower Staff XIATLPQZ1 11611- 4 ,,,,..,..,,,,.. ,....,,,.,, . , ,,.,,,.,,,,,A,,,,,, , ,. ,, A,,A, ff1f5'f1'11'-,11-Lifgfplf 11111111145 H17 1J1f1'1X1i'1'K11QX'15 -1ZxH16- 115151157 1, 5111110 ,S-F111'!,' 31Zl1'1C 11li1'1L'15 ,, , ..., ,,.I'r1111111 -115331 K1111311 1 1, 1 'aff 1Z:11'11z11':1 501111 ,,,. ,,,, , lf1111lc l1'1'z'fuz1'5 XX3111121. 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The vc111111g C0-1111cr21t11111 111 the -1111113111 1111111 1121- 111:e11 11 real 151011111 10xx'211'1l 1116 -ucce-5 of 1116 Tower. A1111 1+ greatly z1p11r1gQ1z111g11 111- 1116 912111. f 1111.j .11 :111'Q -11 F3A1u'l'oN15 Hours: THE T URRET 1 , 5 l 1 I f 1 I f Senior High Band R IIUIJERICK SHAW' CmeN1i'1's : Frzmk Marzliliei' Amrerico Llelpillsi Clark Harrismi lirzmk Rowlzmcl Huclsrm Fowler CI..'x1:1N1zTs: 'liorrie Xlvellingtrm lmuis Helpulsi lien. Nlielmbcr I' 1.L 1'12: .Xlmzl Nolcs D11 04 for SOPRANO SAXOPHONE: Hurry Summers E FIMXT ,-XLTO SAXOPHONES Nick Ovauiu llumbcrt Rugan limb llruf Ernest Phillips Rziyinfmrl lfrzmzen lirzmlq Telekj lLxm'1'uN15 Sxxuvlmxliz Ralph l'iIll'l' lllwxisz lluwarrl l.Ill'lCli Xlfilter Mottcr Mzmliricc liellwiirzxii 'l'L'1:,xs: lQUl5L'l'lQ Pringle .Inlm lily lfmixcu llfmxs: l,ZLNVl'CllCC ,l'rill lizilpli Sczlflirli The L'f,1lli11w'uml Seuiwr High lfizmcl, under the czipzllmlc lczulcrsliip of Director Rliorlerick Shaw, has made :L line rcmrcl fur itsell' this year. The O1'gZ1lllZ2ltlOl'l has played at many student rallies, zisscnilnlics, :mal prcsciitzitiims. Pima ,wz'v11f3'-Iwfl THE TURRET Yroux XYilliam Ferguson ,lustin Rothgery Frank Slejko Charles 'Wallet Clarence Finzel Leo Rovtar Faith Spellman William Riehar Andrew Droden Lylyan Austin Marv Alexander Ru Senior High Crchestra Clarence Savage ,lames XYylie Tony Debeljack Yiorha XYilliam Downey Charles Ei Cr3r.Lo Louise Markel Hxss Paul Buuck FLUTE Alma Noles omimcx li. SIIAXY, Ifirrrfur L'I..xR1Xi1T 'l'orrie XYellington FRENCH HoRN Laxvrence Prill Ruth Saunders Conxer Schul Rheinhold Henry Xlveiler Prxxo Adele Frev UMPOSICIJ of about twenty-nve members. the Collinxvood Senior H1 fh Orchestra. under the direction of Mr. Rhoderick R. Shaw. has furthered the interest of Collinxvood students in music. Since Mr. Shaw has conducted the orchestra. it has improved both in tonal quality and playing ability. During the past semester. the orchestra has rendered service at the xarlou assemblies and plays given by the English Department. Un various occasions it has played outside of school at dedications and other entertainments. Pug: svn' P THE TURRET K., VA ,fw f,, ,f-H, ',4,4,,:,w M wwfw Www agv .rC'z'r11fy-fn ,M , Vw '41 , , ?' 41 Hb! ...pe THE TURRET HOMER THOMPSON Choral Club OFFICERS Luau IXIRALY -LL v, ,.,.., O RIARIAN FARIXACCI W, . RALPH GREENE . ,,,..... .. CHARLES TERCILK ,E M .xx MAL.xv.-xS1c DORIS lol.-XXYKIXS SEE,. LOUISE KENNEDY Alberta Riley Helen Scherer Ethelyn Kirkland Catherine Davis Thelma Philpott Angie Mencini Mary Bltunel Rachel Schramm Sophie Zaller Olga Mushinskas Sally Nickerson Olga Grapatin Alice Smith Luella lYhitelaw Lydia Kiraly Yerna Schultz Marian Farinacci Edith Rider , .,,,........ Pl'L'SidL'l1f .-,,,,l'7lCC Pl'F5fdC11f Svfrvtary A ,,,. Tl't't1SIll'CI' , O,,,, Librarian ,, .,,,i,,S Llibfllfldll :1L'C0lllf7dlllSf DIi1't'L'f07' Ruth Davis George Kidd Londy Bracle Charles Tercek Max Malavasic Earle Hunt Ralph Greene Edward Manz Homer Thompson Kenneth Halk joe Goehelt Hernard Goldfarh Florian Hiss Robert Johnston Raymond Franzen Frank Xaishy XYalter Motter Franklyn Schuman Jeanette Orfalea -Irie lnfalvi Victor Gorjap A picked unit of voices, the Choral Society of Collinyvood High School, was organized in the spring of 1928. Under the direction of Miss Louise Ken- nedy, the Selected group made its hrst public appearance on April 29, 1928, at the Glenville Methodist Church. To develop an appreciation of choral music written by such composers as Beethoven, Mozart, and Steiner is the purpose of the choir. The members of this club devote their time and energies to singing this particular type of music out of pure love and enjoyment. Page .wtvzzfy-j'it't' THE TURRET Puyv .svzwzly-5i.1' THE TURRET Tenth Grade Girls Glee Club 'lean Rulon Norma Lockner Edna Roberts Evelyn Moore Louise Kennedy Abrams, Mary .-Xhrams. Ruth Adam, Anne Amon. Josephine Anthony, Ruth Barhish, Amelia Barth, Annette Berman, Helen Bishop, Betty Boitz. Alice Bosch. XYildabelle Boujack, Agnes Brosek, Stepha Bukoxvnik, Angela Cameron, Ellen Chido, Lucy Cleveland, Edith Conway, May Cranse, Gertrude Danieortz, Francis Davis, Catherine Engel, Luella Erjanec, Minnie Fascians, Yera Ferree, Maude Fisher, Dorothy Fitzgerald, Esther Fitzgerald, Irene Fox, Helen Frazier, Christine SCH OFFICERS Pwsicivzzf l'it'c-Pwsidczzf 't'ft1l'l't1lId T1't'tiJ1r1'v1' Lilvniriazz Ftlflllfll' .ideisor Franzoi, Alma Gunn, Grace Harvey. Fay Harwood, Helen Hemphill. lsahel Hiclzolc, Olive Hrovat, Pauline Jaco, julia jenkins, Lillie hleric, Mary ,lt-xvell, Yirginia Jones. Grace ,loseph, Leah Klinger, Margaret Kohsky, Frances l.anrlsau', Dorothea Latessa, Lucy Lekan, Anna Lenk, Doris Lockner. Norma Luhen, Doris Manis, Clara Massillo, Anna Matko-,'ich, Frances Matkovich, jane McNally, Edna Mesterkeide, Mildred Meyer, Elsie Miller, Marjorie Mills, Lucille 'tYareth, Eleanor Marie Ross Betty Bishop lletty Snider Marion Patch Xlildahelle Bosch Emily Laxvrey Moore, Evelyn Morgan, 'Virginia Morrow, Alma Moses. Audrey Muzinich, Anna Orfalae, Adele Pajek, Katherine Patch, Marion Pucci, Antionette Pucci, Rose Pullman, Madge Rassi, Sophia Reinhart, Grace Renillo, Philomena Richards, Grace Rider, Beatrice Roberts, Edna Rolnick, Rose Romano, Mary Ross, Marie Rothenberg, Florence Rulon, ,lean Scherer, Helen Schultz, Jeanne Schxved, Dorothea Snider, Betty Thomas, Anna Tremaylia, Josephine Tuott, Elizabeth Turner, Gene The Tenth Grade Girls' Glee Club has won much recognition by its splendid cooperation in performing at assemblies and numerous social activities. Because of the large membership of this organization, two groups have been formed, one sponsored by Miss Emily Lawrey, and the other by Miss Louise kennedy. Page seventy-seten THE TUR RET Senior Girls' Glee Club OFFICERS FALL TERM SPRING TERM l.ycli:i Kiraly ,,A,A,v-,,, ,,,,, ,,,,-,, P 1 'pgidmzi ,,,,AA,,,, . V,,., R achel Schranini Eflith Rider ........A,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I fire Prcsidvizz' .,,... ,Y ..,......,w............... .. Marion Fnrinacci ...... .,RR,., . SiUCl'UI'tZ7'-X' and TITCISZIITI ',YA. 77...,. ...... 5 O pliie Zaller Mzny lilumel ...R,,wR,,,,,,AA,A,,A,,,,,,w,YY,,,,,,,,, Lll11 lII'I'ClIl ,,,.,,.RA.................,........RR.Q. Mary Bluniel litlflllf-X' Af1'i'1'5f1', Louise Kennedy Fntsr So1'imNoS Mary Bluniel Mary Galuppo Sally Nickerson -leannette Orfztlae Alice Riley Evelyn Smith fiertrurle 'le l,oelfen llorotliy Xtilfler Sophie Zztller Siacoxo Soi-imxos Helen Coates Ruth Davis Angie Maiicliiiii Miss Louise lslennerly rlirects the Senior girls. which was orgzuiizerl in September, 1926. During the lust semester they have given c Page SC'Ul,lll.l L'ifl1If Margaret Porter Alice Reid Rose Santoni Rachel Schrannn Marie Stone .-XLTos Mary :Xlexuncler Alviim liztsterlmroolc Eleanor Fox llelenzt llxirtliill -lanet Tees Katherine XYnlton .Xccoxi i'.xN1sT Doris l lztwltins tiirls' iilee Club of twenty-fo oncerts that cleserve attention. THE TURRET Senior Boys' Glee Club Illfzrftj' .-1flz'1'.vc1', lic-num limclllrcimcr llarolfl lioehm Eugene l'1C1NlNflL'l'l lluwarfl llolrhr lnrrfly lfiracalc l,lo5'fl llqmer Lamom Duncan Keith lfrazine Ray l'.T2LIlZOH liernarfl fiolflfarh Patrick Goghan Yictor Corup liernarrl Glover loe Goehelt il ohh llahe cr C,'harle4 lX'uof,lxx'arfl l' lHI'1Zll'l lln- liulltfl -Iullllrlwll George liirlll llc-hrx'Klic1'clrl lluuglas l-UllgllCl'f. Max Malavafic Karl lluwtarcl Ralph Home lfranli Naislmy -Iuhn Noble lX'illiam Xuvine Paul Tyler lfranklvn Schum 111 Frank Tclckcj lhough it has not been in CiXlNlCI1CCj for a very long time, the Scmor Lou G ce Llub h lf already fhown fignf uf hecuming a line finging club. -Xt pre em the group is composed of twemy-nine buys unrler thc fll1LCllOI1 or Nlr B Rosenheimer, music teacher. Puyfr THE TURRET The Romancers 1iO1 ga11i:'rd Sf'jvz'., 1925-Corrla Prrkv-Farzziry l4zl2'1'.9c'1'j Drauzas Siagvd by fha Club tN0z'. 1927 to Frb. l928j l. Etiquette-Halneyg F. Heiber, H. Schuster. 2. Back to the VVunc.lSheCl-Nicholson5 T. Gilchrist, E Krasevec, A. Bradbury A. Til1l61'l1U. 3. The Poor House-Driscoll, T. Gilchrist, -I. Bernot, XY. Larkin, D. Sindell. 4. The Master S3.lC5H12lI'1-XVIII. Upsong H. lYilliclc, F. Patterson, D. James. 5. The Twelve Pound Look-Sir 'lanies Barrie, A. Bradbury, E. Cannon, F Bartels, A. lYesner. 6. Pearls-Totheroleg Ti. Krzisevec, O. Mlisliiiiskzts, bl. Ehrlmr, D. Sindell. 7. Tradition-Middleton, A. llesner, H. Sadler, A. linieriin. 8. Mode5tyvHervieng V. Brown, T. Gilchrist, E l.:1urich. MEMBERS 1927-1928 Altman, Luis l.zunh, l-lztruld Tiillffilfi, Frieda l'V. Presfj l.z1urich, Frank gStage llgnl Bernot, Josephine lPreS.j Lfirlcin, Xlvilnm tSeC.J Brown, Verna fldublicity Manngerj Sadler, llelcn Lixniirm, Elizabeth Scluister, Helen Fitzgerald, Mildred Sindell, Dzwid lkTreas.j Gardner, Edward STZ1llOYlli, Ruse Guy, Ruth Stern, Eininanuel Gilchrist, Thmnzis Williclc, Hernmn Qfildllllg Directory Heiber, Fred lAsst. Casting Directorj Xlesner, .Xdzun Knieriin, Audrey XYolf, Newell Page eighty T HlEl T U R R 15f T M Wrwr r A E i l v , J 1 2 2 , -ri Masquers' Drgimatic Club 1vI7I'IL'liS llvgrllcri 511: -:X j',-pkmlm! 'lain-I 1f : x' .Srr1'rfl1r'P',' Slilvffl l.ft1' Y'1n.:51r1'l 1' I fm ff- ICH. 1 ff11f1f.l'Vg'.flffi'f.fH' .Xlllmuglx f I ,lziwvl in l l'lII'1'Z1!'f., l 27, Ilw Kluxrlmlclrf lll'1Lll1ZlllC Llull. unflcr lllfj -up:-r'. T1 MJ' f'-l:-- 1 lrrwlwiil- ll'-who, llllx 11cc1v1N1aliNl1crl 11 Agn-an rlr-:Ll during il- -lzfm lg: .1 'lluix gfrwxni-511: ' 1 Q1 111' 11:1 fmur- luv rm,--4411Lcfl -cvcu l,rlZl5'N :luring Llw year. 'fluffy arc: Six l.Ylm, l':r-X XXl1il'- mln: lflllll- limlf XX'r1llgf5r The llugl-ggfl l l1eg-I-A--lrflrll Alll-fllllflfl A-X XXYUlTIZi1l'N LL XX'f,fm:m fur .Xll :fl llillfllllfflx' The l urzm'z1g' llI'lI'I1'C'rf45l1flf:Tll'I?LIl 'llie Man in the lhfwlfgr llfnnllzlxm 'llwu Qrflolq- :mfl 11 l.f.flj,'fl'1llwt The Ywllugext-l'Szlrrj.' The latter. 21 ilmffg-:M cfmcfly. ultra mwlcm :mfl -xwayqwy. NVZLN p1'u-elnurl in true prrlfqfdjrlal -tvleg 'Ill l'-Ylfllly. llarcli 2. lQ'.'c1'5'fme agreed that it wav llw amufing as it wax imcgrc-ling. jzltlll' flllflf-,'- Ill THE TURRET Senior Art Club OFFICERS Eleanor Fox ..... .,vv...7,,w.. P 1'C5I'fl'011f Bertha Robellet A,7A. ...... I 'ive Pl'F5IidFllf Dorthezl Fuller ...A .....,V... 5 wl'C'7'l'ff.77'-X' Anne ,Xnclree .....4...........................,...........,..,ll..,..,l.llll.......,,.... Tl't'USlU't'V I:flt'IlIfVX' f1a't'1'se1', Belle Hope Rasmussen Kathleen .3xflZll1lS Charlotte Linquist Virginia Bauman David Mericle Florence liraclbury Pauline Priniosh Alice F. Joseph l.ois Stewart Clifforrl lioekle Jeanette Orfalea IIE Senior A-Xrt Chili seeks to leztrn :intl enjoy the language uf .Xrt and its appreeizttion. lilfffllt progress towrtrrls the zleemnplishment of this :tim was made when these znnziteur artists presented Z1 ehzirming Chinese pluylet, The XYill0w Ptttern Flute. Chinese art custmns and l1l1Ll11lE'I'S were stucliefl from the his- tm 're lnarle. 'llfill point uf view. XX'ith this know'leclg'e nhtainetl, musk :incl stage settings The wnrk of this chili this semester has consisted uf lllfllilllg etehinqs, hlock pi ints and paintings. yr fzifflzfy-iIt'ff THE TURRET f'l i ii l 3 ii il Daffy Dancers Ul l7lCElQS 'lioni Dragan .. ,.,,,,,, ,,,, , , . .,.f'1'r51tlulz1' Everett lforliush , ,, , ,,,,.,,,,,, I 'irc 1'1't'5ifit'11f Blanche Cluclaer E , , . , ,,,, 5 'crrf!t11'-i'-Y'1'ct1.r1r1'v1' l .XLl'l.'liY AXIJYISIQIQS tl. Li. liovtlanrls llelen lfrancisco l,li1iI'l1:s llarrett Xliilliaiu -lohnson Milo liutlfl George lleriralfl Eugene llemisflerier Eorfl Cross George Cross Ernest Englanfl XYilliam lferguson Malcolm Haninionfl Robert Horimau lliilliani Hornig Wallace lluston Ethel -Taco George liarrzui lomI.ell1s frlenu l.1eliner will Lomliarflo T lzrlith Marshall Siflllkff' Xlilfler Kathryn Monks .Xlrin Ulson liose l'erlili lioliert l'ringfle Xliilliani lieitman Alvin Salorau Albert Schaefer Rachel Schramin Margaret Silver Dorothy Taylor lfla 'liaylor Charles 'lierceli XYilliaiu Trafler liessie lYatson l aul lllieaton Xlilliani XYolfrain U prepare the Seniors for the -lune proni anfl other social affairs 1 the purpose of this organization. which meets tluring cluli periofl. Through the efforts of Mr. lienno Rosenheiiuer, the club has hatl the Q0-operation of the Senior Dance Orchestra. Alhose Seniors who were unalile to fiance greatly appreciate the coaching antl practice tlerirefl from this club. l'uf1.' riyffifg'-111 I THE TURRET Kodak Club OFFICER S Oliver llzuvson ,,,........ ,...... , . - ,,., ... I Jl'CX1itlt'IIf Charly iil'Ulll16l'lJZlCli ..,,. ,..l'14'u Prvsidrzzz' -Ieannc Lee ,,..,....., , ,, .,,,,Y ,w. . 5'vf1'vz'411 x' Gladys Sclmffei' Y .,,..., YlI'c'tI.YI!l'CI' l7AL'Ul,'l'Y AlJYlSlilQS li. Collings ljlllll lllllllllllilll U clcrivc rczll plczlsure frmn pliologiilliliiiig is thc lnuin purpose of lioclulq club. This is zlccoinplislicfl lay taking hikes nnfl listening tn lecturcs given lczirling pliotogmplieis. licsiclcs lmccmning zlciluaililcrl with thc nrt of pliotr1gi':1pliy, the club cn S social activities. Fugv Uljfllfj'-flllll' itrezit-fr Ferri- THE TURRET 1- Je 'r ki T' uf Merrill Raybf-ulfl lgnatiu- Blu-fliczi Frank Pellwiie li Liliexter .Xrtinii Carl liramweiiier Xlilliam llutler l.ouiN lie Xlkyiii Flierwoorl lie Hem 'AFR ,QKQ Chess Club Ul l lKflilQS , 1'ru.mlu1zt .5iliLiVll!lIV-X I 1'm1.vzr1'i'1 lllili FlI'fvL'lM:l. ffmlflflf-X' .iLfZ'l.fCI' .Xlex lilllllillilll liuliriel SCllllllflI Uxczlr Sliemlgmzm Solfmizui Slieinlmimi -lulm rliliw mmf George 'liimmx 1-111115 lurk -loe Yignfme llilliam Xllllfrzmi llilliam Zimmer iylvexter Yezirn Qzirl Fitzgililu-lie Harfilfl Hirtli Gefirge lileinlierg Samuel Blcllrzitli Harwlrl Kleiert To further the lmwwleflge anrl imere-t in chew liax been tlie main purpwe in organizing the Cjollinwoofl Cliewf Club. The Collinworwl Qlie-f team mzifle up ui fnur memlierx mf the club: Merrill Raybould, Frank Pellfme. -lmepli Yignone, Ignatius Mofliez-1 fucceerlerl in winning the ClCVClELI'1fl News trupliy by defeating llvext Tech 5-l. 'lilie trophy, :L filver loving Cup. will be the permzmem prwperty of Colliuwfmml. Pllill' Ulfffllhl'-flif THE TURRET Pczgv ciylzfy-.fix B LU DSHII' IEN O FR THE TURRET Friendship Club QFFICERS Muriel XYhite ....... V.v.. ,Y .v..,w. P resident Mary Bukownik ..,.... Idzrt' President Helen Mills ...... l,,................ S vrrvtary Mary Larick ............... ..................... Y 'rvaszrrvr Alice Billings .Y....,,.......... .,..... P rogrtmz Clzairzmuz Hildegarde Schneider ...... ...... P zrlilirity Clzairmaaz Carol Gynn .........,.,.....,, ..V...... S ocial Clzairniuzi Clarice Carmitchel ....... ....vwV... S rrvirc Clza1'r11za1z Helen Pentland i.,..... .........Yv..... R ing Clzairnzaiz Mildred Lundgren ...,., ...... C Omzril RCfl'CSFIlft1fl'Z't' Clare Hummel ..,.,,.,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' 'Y' Scfrvfary Phyllis Culler ...... ..7,,.. F arzrlfy fldtvsrr Ethel Moore YV..iw. ee,,., I Qirzrlfgv .-1dt'iscr YU fmlllfrft' iz .vfirit of frfc11d1il1t'.v.r uumng 1110 girls of the school, In yin' flflffffflllllfj' for .vc'r':'1't't', and to L'llCI71!I'L'IUC Clzrislituz ideals of living. HIS is the aim of the Collinwood Friendship Club and of every Collinwood Friendship Club girl. Could there be a more worthy goal for a high school girl to strive to attain? The greatest pleasures and greatest influences in our lives are friendship and love. the one being the outgrowth of the other. XYithout friends we would know none of the joys of living, none of the pleasures of helping and serving others-- tlhat which we hold most dear. Therefore the making of true friends, friends to whom we can go in times of happiness and in times of sorrow, is the primary objective of the Friendship Club, for it is through the love, strength. and assur- ance of these friends that a girl can best Face life squarelyn and Find and give the bestf' The activities of the Friendship Club are quite varied and include a wide range of things, both in the school and outside of filled at Thanksgiving tree was trimmed for of the Dorcas Home doll was dressed and school bag was filled with toys and sent to some esting plays were presented to the Club, under Chairman. Twice a year Friendship Club dances High School. The Collinwood Friendship Club is open to School. it. For example, a basket was and another at Christmas for a poor family. A Christmas another needy family, and the dining room and front hall were made gay with Christmas trimmings. Last year a sent to a little girl in Japan, and this year a gay leather small Mexican. Several inter- the direction of the Program are given for the entire Senior every girl in the Senior High Page ciglzly-sct't'1z THE TURRET Do - own- il -loc Club OFFICERS Myron Johnston ,w.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,, P 1 fpgidpnz' Helen lDOllCl61'O ..A. .A,,,.. I Ire P7'L'S1.dC11f Betty Bishop ........... ..A,..,,A,...,.... ................,.......... ,,,,,,,,,, S em-pmrv A-Xrlloltl llloore ................,...,...,,.,....,...7.......,.,..,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,AAA,, T l'CCljZU'f'-I' Del.ourde Bailey Nilabella Bosch Helen Coats John Ehrhar Luella Engle Milton Gary liric Hanson Mary larussi .laeoh -lorclau Flthelyn Kirklaiicl Joseph Mztrlrlox Ifafufiy Adi'1'sv1', Mr. F. Carl lXlargaret Monks Ralph Moore Rohert Petranel: .lohu Prusuick Harold Quzmclt Xlilliani Ruic Xxvllllillll Schleicher .lean Schultz Henrietta Sheinkmrtu Alex Smith Marie F-tone llarry Taylor hlzinies Mcfuteheou - I HE Do-own-il-loc Science Club was orgztnizecl in yiexy of Creating n greater interest in the natural sciences :ts they attest our own dztily life. I-ly means of industrial tours, the chili has sought lu ziciluztiut the students uf Collin- woorl with the industrial worlrl, that they nifty hztye the ummm-tunity fl, Qlmmg- their occupations more wisely. Page f'1'f1l1fy-figflzf THE TURRET i Beta Chapter of H1 -Y fll FIC'ERS Gerald Smith ,,,,, ,,,.. ...,,, , .,,,,,,,...,., .... , , , ,,,A,,,,,, P 1't'5igl'p11! Lawrence liollenlieclt ,,..,,A,, ,, , ,,,, Vim Prpgidpnf Frank Gulianc .,,.,, o, ,.AA,. ..,,,w ,,wA . . , ,,,w,,.. ,.,,,,,,A S pfrcfary' ,lohn Nolile V ,V , ,,Yil't'tI.fll7't'l' li.XL'L'l-'l'Y AlJX'lSlilQ5 Halter l'ict'l'is Erwin Naujoks Roy Clittord Apolonius liarto Frank Naishy Norman lflurlxharrlt -lack Palmer Bernard Citron liilly Seplee Streetar Terris Paul Tyler Anthony fiulianc llenry lYeiler Philip Hintz Ignatius Modica Karl Kleinherg Richard Flanigari David Mericle Max llalavasic Ralph Moore 'Victor Gorup ITH the principle aim to create, maintain and extend high standards ot Christian character throughout the school and community. the Beta Chapter. the only Hi-YU club in Collinwood High School, was founded over a year ago. Successful co-operation hy every member of the organization. with the sponsors, the llftznfr, Halter Ferris, Roy Clifford, and Erwin Naujoks. has enabled this Hi-YU Chapter to progress with rapid strides. Puffs ciffliflt'-iziii. 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X s X1 THE TURRET 'Q Q J J VQJ X Cx Faculty Manager Coaches Physical Director Ifilxff I'0TUYRlCS51'S. 'lf F. McMahon, senim' high physical c,lii'ectm'1 Paul Ynst senior high fimtlmll cciachg Glenn Earl ljraliain, senior high tennis cnziclig Rui- 'I' Deal, faculty nianager. .Sit'f'0IIll rn-zufMessrs, Roy A. Lilitliirrl, seniur high laaslielhzill cozich: C. Cim- ley, junior high fmitlaall cuaclig Rziy Uzinun, juniui' high pliysical clirectorg XYin Beale 'uniur hiffh baslcetlmll civach. M. if. .-Xverx' assistant foothzill ciizicli. x h . These vziriuus men have wfmlcerl hzird in their cliH'ei'enl lielils uf work to instil in Qlnlliiiwfiocl hfiys the wish tin p:1i'licipz1te in gmicl, clean athletics. P41510 lzilzcty-Kim THE TURRET . 6 T M -1 at W Coach Paul Yost Orie of the best iuotball players ever turned but at tlie Laiiversity of Heidel- berg. Mr. Patil Yost, has been refpfmsible for the prtigress made by the Collin- wood Varsity Football team in the feefmcl year of ite career. Mr. Yost came To Qlvlliiiwuorl in September. 1927, iii the Capacity of Coach from Cuyaliliiga Falls High Sclibal, Ctiyaliuga Falla, Uliiu, where he e5tz1bli5hefl enviable record? in football. Collirivfoofl HiUlt if fortunate in liavinff a man like Llwacli Yust. U D Collin woml Collinwood Collinwood Collinwmd Collinwootl lijolliriwmid Collinwoorl Collinwood Colliriwood rl-OtLELl5 ,.,,, XQXRSITY I-iUU'l'l'iAl-L REYIEXY 1927 2 2 13 -lolm Adams , l3 Lilevelzmd Heiglitf ,te,. 18 Lorain 2 ,,t,at ,t,t,t , ,, O A-Xkrfm East W- 6 Sbufll ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,WM O bbaw 7 Q-HIllCflI'3.l Latin ,. O Caiitort Mcliinley O Glenville ,,ett, t,,,, - 57 Totals Pug: zzirzcfy-1' 8 2 6 12 6 20 2-L 34 12 iii 11210 THE TURRET ff 'U R fgi U' CD I: cd -Q 4-w O O U-4 n'5'1414f1'v ff . Q Pagv lzizzffy-foln' THE TURRET Football 1927 Season ESPITE the fact that Collinwood's football team of the season of 1927 shows only three games won, and one tied. the Collinwood backers feel that this season marks a start up-grade for football. Collinwood's big Blue and Gray eleven inaugurated its first football season under Coach Yost with a sure victory over the -lohn Adams team by a score of 13-S on September 23. Beneath a blistering hot sun on October 1 the blue-jerseyed grid machine spanked the highly-tooted Cleveland Heights to the tune of 13-2. At the very outset of the bout, it looked as if Collinwood was destined to tear Heights to shreds. Although Heights gathered twelve first downs on Collinwoods four, they were unable to cross the Blue and Gray goal line. On October 8. the speedy Collinwooclsmen invaded Lorain and carried home an 18-6 victory. Collinwood galloped over the dusty cow pasture that Lorain graces with the title of gridiron for the initial score early in the first half. Coach Yost and his Blue and Gray ball-toters met their XYaterloo on October 15 when Akron East. giving them their severe test of the season. took all the breaks that goes with a close. hard-fought battle and a 12-O verdict. An eye for an eye contest was staged at the john Adams lielrl, October 21, when the Gray Tornado held the big Orange and Blacl-1 eleven from South to a 6-6 deadlock. An apparent victory blossomed into a mere tie. Penalties for roughness on the part of Collinwood when their goal line was threatened caused them to go down to a 20-O defeat by the Shaw Gridders, October 29. before 3,000 spectators at Shaw Stadium. On Xovember 5 at Thomas Edison tield the crippled Yostmen fell before Cathedral Latin's unbeaten football warriors. The locals were no match for the Catholic aggregation. who out-passed and out-punted the Blue and Gray. The final score was 24-7. Canton McKinley's husky football machine walloped the Five Points Boys 34-O in a stubborn game on Xovember 12. Old rivals tangled once more, November 18. when Collinvvood met Glenville for their second annual football conflict. The Blue and Grays were unable to score against the fast-footed Glenville eleven, thus ending the hard fought fray, 12-0. This ended Collinwood High's second season on the gridiron. Page nzizzviy-five THE TURRET 4 D451 Xl. ,X Xb N X N Q J Rox' A. CLIPI-'oim Coach Clifford Ruy A. L'liHnrrl, the mzm who is rcsprmsihle fur Cwlliiiximodk uiiclefezmtefl team of l928, has the enviable 1'Qputzitimi of heing :ui zuitliririty mi bziwkethzill througliwut the city 'if L-lCVClEl1lfl. After cmiipletiiig his high school eflliczitifm at Lzmsing, Michigan, Conch Cll- tcrcd the llfwterii State Uillege, Kalzuiiazrm, where he wrm letters iii various sports. During his jiminr :uid seniur yczlr he taught Zlllillllllly, hygiene, and pliysirilngy. Upuii gfilflllilllfjll in june, 192-l, hc came tri Lhlliiiwuml the fwlluwiiig Sop- temhcr as Conch. Here he has cmtahlimhefl enviable 1'cc+ircls, hwth in lrzislietlmzill and wcccr. His men have hceii juiiir-r high wcccr cliziiiipifnis 1243, ruimcrs-up iii haskethzlll 4259, zmfl city-wirlf: clizuiipx uf wtliiul' high huslictliznll 1'27m. Pilffu liilzrfjr-.f:,r THEESTURRET fx 1 I Collinwoorl Collinwood Collinwood Collinwood Collinvfood Collinwood Collimvoocl Collinwood Collinw0Od Collinwood Collinwood Collinwood Collinwoorl Collinwwd Totals Front row-lYillia111 Yelviek, Oliver lJz1ws1111, llerhtrt Xncler ll Geume liz1x'ra1'11. llefwge lletwahl. S6COHfl row-Roy Clifford. Coach: -lwe Sllllllillr. L':11'111t11 Xe t 1 Tefl Heck. Manager: Steve lier11:11'CliC. L'at111e11 .krtmule Roy T. Deal, lfaculty Klllllilgbf. SILNAT E 28 17 25 25 23 23 26 2.3 39 46 61 27 20 25 Varsity Basketball Review 1928 if H 408 AM l'lf lNS l,AlC'X'6'lElIlrl Heights Yr11111gstmx'11 East Rocky River ,,,7, . .xliffvll East . . Xl est Hlgll 1 eeee T Sandusky eeeeeee., East High 1 ,, 7, l,-Zl1'1lfJ1'l McKinley -luhn Arlams .,...,,. Lmcoln ,,eeeeeeeeeeee, Shaw lYest Tech ,....,. Glenville ,e..e East Tech e,e,.. Totals .,,. THE TURRET Basketball 1928 Season OPPING the title of Senate Champions by fourteen undefeated games is the record of the Collinwood basketball team of 1928. Cleveland Heights was encountered first on December 9. They presented little opposition and were turned back 28-9. Wfhen the Youngstown East boys came here on December 16 for a visit, the Railroaders used their best manners and defeated them only 17-5. Rocky River was sunk in the third game, on December 23, to the tune of 25-12. Berwald made 13 points out of the 25. XVith Berwald playing his usual game and scoring 12 points, the Collinwood Cagers had little difficulty in downing Akron East, 25-14, on january 6. January 13, found the Clifford men adding the powerful Vtiest quintet to their first semester conquests, with a score of 23-5. On January 19, the team went to Sandusky and defeated their hosts in a well-played game 23-19. The locals were hampered by the glass back boards, but Red saved the day with three goals and six fouls. An easy victory was claimed by the Blue and Gray basketeers when they dumped East High 26-13 on the home floor. The champion ball toters practically cinched the Senate title for another sea- son when they walloped Lincoln, 46-13. VVith Berwald, Dawson and Velvick sinking baskets from every spot on the fioor, the undaunted varsity piled over Shaw High 61-12 on February 25. West Tech held the Five Points boys to a close score at the end of the half. They led 6-4 at the first quarter, but Went to pieces in the finals, ending with 27-13. On March 9, the locals continued their march to the championship by down- ing Glenville 2O-12. Glenville played a good brand of basketball with a score of 11-12 in the third quarter with five minutes to play. Things began to happen: four baskets in a row put us far out in front. llfith the league championship safely grasped, it was a ntting finish for the unique Collinwood team to finish the season undefeated. The slate was kept clean by toppling the East Techers, 25-13. Although next mid-year graduation will find Collinwood without a member of the famous varsity, a great season is prophesied with the material present. Page 111'1zvIy-riyffil THE TURRET ? I Collinwood Closes in on Senate Title 6 Five Games Separate fiwood From Cage Title Ummm meds CCHLIB! PNK A! Cemml ceuu-ax has na: yn :un I semu- mn num coach P1-mx cm- xenos angers uc regarded as mmm- uu unmet ln other Sena-ie nmu Jann Annu plays at Wm. and ,south pmgff. an I-mu. ' Tnf! LARL' EH! Langue Chien the ,second round D1 may mm cmema IHCZSTIY5 UK- UPJY undtlcnted lam. Tm mx Hamm num an mae- pcndcnl mme. enuxulmng roam lunar u.xn.ma plays u sm-r md Es-m pup -1 un-nn m mga mn dnunwmi :S A vlcmn, za-13 BITLLETDI. 3 UULLINWOGD HIGH GTK, f Inn. 27.-!Lgn-:scn -11 u. mm- umunu ummuee xxsnnben oumu1n1':1e!.eque.uze-:ma ma-ymm-nmnmrzmamu lLlllll'lllBlhA0l'!l?t1'CLP1'd2J':d Oonfstnee. Rlvertzndtxummkm 'dmnmngdnncadceneuxmn-a nada-ulbemLmu mem-mms or E:2aOs.n4ruy1herunal'.nQ:o1Lbe muon Lmnmod :uma uneasy nfwfyavzrsmmerueunn, Jahn HL'Ibl.X1 BELV!! Ice ELL! week. '1'helII.'lDl5ltRlvn'.Shakcr Hamm pitylntimelxdshaxeuzd Wm Comma-ua mamnaw-um nt lThnmu muon m nam canfmnn COLLHVWUOD IN ....+....H.. .......-.. . N- . M.. .MMM CLIFFORDMEN WAITED FOUR YEARS FQR BIG MOMENT V A l.-..-, ,4T,, -Y, . 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He was 11111 11111111 51111111111 111 defense 111111 offense, 111111 1s se1'r11111 111 111e Senate. having sc111'ed 57 131111-115- '1Red is 31511 1111 111C A11 SC11111z1st1C team 111z1y111j g 1'11rw11r11. 1 1 1 , ,nf H! , I I'11g1' 0111' l1111111'1'1'1l 111151111111 1111111 l1CXt 11111 1J1.1x'1a1: 11.XXYSlIN,' HI11 ' L1l1111 1:L'111'l1IlI'5' 111i11 1111151-11 Ql1lll'l1Q 11e was 111111 L11 111gc11 111 1-1l1.NV1l1.l1 111111 111111'c 1111111 11111'e 1111111-11 1111 1 111111- 111111 11l'1ly' ZIXVIIB' 1-VHI11 1110 C111l1gC1' line, 1 1111 151111 l1l1111lllN111l1t' 111 1x11 1111 1 11 1 1 1 1 IC .X S11 111 215 THE TURRET ami E l lilmlaui-1 lx xxiclxx fitintvl lht- hiilwztrlq ht thu flelviiw, lit-trim' iilrixml mum me hcxl in thc Ntzttv. will l llmiziwgmi .Xtfiiiihsfwrp 'Liu lrjuzml Aitfly. aftvr ylugiiig ii-rwrml wzix put hztck iii guard, aufl with at gre: ' 4: tifm he Yffff' Qrcflitzthljq hclfl flfiwii hi- flvll-iixixu iw- llflfull. .X great flcftl i- 11:-tiiurctul 1-I' ,Xiifh ' HCXI FCEvwti. K , Q . -1, t fs,-,zfmAl.,' tlllllft' lfwrwztrrl NN- ', x - 'L ,' : ' A ' - ' irtiztry. fur hc plztycrl at time gamut: uf hull hfith u1l'f:iiNi','Q :uid flClCl1NlVtf. lit his lrift gniiitf, Xliticf: wztf lihiifmgfl hy hciiig ztppuillt- Ml acting Uqitztitt. llc all-11 plnycfl :ui L-xcqmtiottztlly gwfifl gztniv :tt Qllflffl. Pfzfff wif fiirfiflimvl itil.,- at hm' tlhfmi gwliiv wttttfiwimlly flmllhiiig in Z1 shut. lm,ii'gc will ht- iiiivcrl chiixirlt-imlih' iicxt yvzti' since hix 11-cfvi'fl Nliwwx hc wiv hut .viilv twin 4ll1IlI'IUT- flur- iiig thc ciitirc NCIMMIJ. ,XX rt Qllllfll hu rztiilgf with l THE TURRET TCH! Second Basketball eview 1 9 Z S N addition to boasting of an undefeated varsity, Collinwood has a second team which won live out of seven Senate tilts. The Canton Mcliinlev Game was lost by a margin of one point. . 6 ln February, the seconds lost Harold Flickenger and Bill Hornig. the latter one of the outstanding performers who played his best game against East Tech, scoring eleven points in the first quarter. The other members of the team were Mencini, Smith, Valetich, Hollenbeck, Barrett, Gorup, Brennar, Palmer. and Malavasic. Besides having made such a fine record, the second team has furnished ex- cellent practice for the varsity. , Collinwood 23 Cleveland Heights Collinwood s.us s,tc,. ts,, l l Alumni 7 i,s.s,ss,s,...,. 7 Collinwood 24 Rocky River s,,, 77 Cf-llinwood 7 7 7 lZ Hlue -lays ..tr Collinwood 7 7 17 NVest High Collinwood 15 lzast lligh 77 t,,, 77 Collinwood 7 7 30 Lfanton Mcliinley Collinwood 17 john Adams ts..t 77 Collinwood 7 26 Lincoln 7 7,77 77 Collinwood 7 22 Shaw 7777777 7 Collinwood 77 7 9 lYest Tech 777e. 77 Collinwood 77 l9 Glenville 7777777 7 Collinwood 77 Z6 liast Tech 77 Totals 77777 77 777777777 7251 Page 0110 111ll1tlI'L'd lim X THE? TURRET ,ix S , 1 8 2 8 ii l ' 1.-ft Collinwood Track Team 1927 HE Lollinwood track team made a go-I-Y fli-'wing in the Iirft year ul track, l92f. Liharlea ljarrett wax the HU!-llillfllllg track man winning the one-half mile run in all but one meet. Zjqelq and lrierwald alfo did exqq,1it,11gtl1y well in pole vault, hurdle-. and difcux rexpeetivuly. 'lille team had dual meetf with Shaw. John Adams, Glenville. and -lohn Klarxhall. The following are memlfev of the track tvam: Front row: Dawfon. Sumney, Zjseh, lierwalfl, Smith. johnson. Second row: Newman, firnolfl. Ul-on. Yiflmar. lihrliar. 'l'li-niipwii. Third row: Coach Qliriorfl. lioppi-li. Mclinight. Q. Barrett. Manager Deal. 1Jd'!t' 'llltf lzzuzflrtvl flint' THE TURREZI: g ' ff if f w,1L,,zfXf .... ,..., ,, , .,.H,,...V,7', ,f f I I , I f y ,av 1,9 V I Q, 1 Q 7 fiifr I' 3' V F r V 7' K, 4' I 4., 4 9 QV AVTK- av, , ,. ' , I I ' ,E I I 40 I . f ? Q I 7 Y X I ' I , I f 1 4 5 I if' , Z 1. iw-f M 4 V , -,1 ' 1 f M f , f ' ' .PLAY BALL - f V , ir: 'P 12- W 1 V :gl ' 7 ' ,u s U 1 I-L A VL' ,Z 'WTEPEYEDSTERS IU HIIL' 3 Z 'N '10, .,., . fl lj ,Z 5, X t 4 A al f V V 1 ff' , 9 no 4 1, f Z' P ' 5459 , - - ,. 92,9144 fa ' 4 41 , ' f WINNER5 .SJNBAD MSA M012 ? 41 m 124 , . - vw' V M, f 4' 1 WW 'f uw f 5 gl izff I , ,wif I , k 0VER7'fiZ:' YZF Vi 4 CLFARED 7W0 COACHES I ww , Q , I A A K ' - .J Maxi K, rA'--.- , ', ffl? - - ' W . D --V A .7575 ,--, .X ' ' ' gpg 1 .Z,. , gf if .pg - 1::fi,ff.f - f . .- 'A 4 513'--3 Q fi- , , yi' J G' 1' , - W JA., I, 5 V ' -4: f Q3 w It 'L ifL,f'A'-if M, I uf? w..A Q .. . i.is.m T'5f Q7' Roorms Dm W5 GA IN ? l11r11.'f1'vrlfff111' 'G x K X ,A-.,, 'ff Y , on X , 1,,..,, ,, , , . ff 41 ' ' 4' ' ' 1 THE TURRET Girls Athletics Company atten-n-tion! R-r-right dress! lfron-n-t face V, How well these commands recall the glorious gym hours which the .I une graduates enjoyed in the days gone by. The outstanding figure of these recollections is none other than Miss Mary H. Steeds whose untiring efforts have proved fruitful, for not only have her students accomplished much in class. but a few have been outstanding in Ccnnmunity Center basketball and in after school soccer and baseball games. BASKETBALI. During the winter months, part of the gym period was used to instruct the girls in basketball technique. Each homeroom chose a team and a homeroom cap- tain. Much enthusiasm and interest was shown when the inter-homeroom games were played after school. The 12A team, Anna Andree, Minna Klauminzer, as captains, Helen Mills. Luella lYhitelaw, Arline Zehe, Ruth Davis, Mildred Fitz- gerald. and lfary Delisio, were the champs of their grade in their lOth and llth years. SOCCER Midst the cool winds of autumn and the early winter snows. girls of this class could be seen kicking or running after a ball on a water-soaked tield. They were the members of the grade soccer team during their 9th and lOth years. The team stayed after school and struggled hard to beat their upper classmen but it was in Vain. GYM liXHlBl'l'lOX The gym exhibitions of l925, 1926, and 1927, were features in which a number of the graduating girls were prominent, Anna Andree, Mary Bukownik, Rose Pazicky. and Minna Klauminzer were leaders of some of the drills, while Mildred Fitzgerald and Louise Markel were prominent in the special numbers. Other girls of the class were in the wand drill, Indian club drill, march. sailor dance. Spanish dance, pyramids, and games. Page 0110 lzzzzzdrvd fiw Farewell The great day we have been awaiting so long, with feelings both of joy and sorrow, has at last arrived, and we are saying farewell to Collinwood. lYe hate to leave you, School of Ours. For so many years we have worked and played within your walls. Qur lives have been interwoven with you, all of our friends, am- bitions, and desires have been inspired by you. Now the time has come to part. We are scattering far and wide, but no matter where we go, whether success or failure be our lot, each one of us will always remember you and the standards you taught us, Collinwood High. B Si is 'Q si TQ ,Hi A 5 s DQ CE if a . ff Qu 'ai 4 rw rl it 53 K 24 ,,, 1:4 X, 'LT-3W1!i'::E2fr1 i -1 -' f ,rf ' I , -V Uxifiil,ifyih:f!!'2id3i 94fHi,R?!'Jf2'Sl'1933236-729,k3'u2 '23 L'lJli Uhr Erahw HE merchants from all the country round are offering here the best of their possessions. Especially to the Knights of Collinwood have they come with their good values. Silks and linens, sweets and spices, boots and doublets- they are all ready for the knight's inspec- tion. The merchants are eager to show their wares. Come and see! Compliments Compliments of of J. SINDEL DRY GOODS CO. MR. V. BERNOT 14108-10 ST. CLAIR AVE. Somebofzgf Ream' YHA If you wzmt clireetious on how to 'fall clown the lilmrary stairs gracefully, just ask liatl1e1'ine XX'ilu1ot, who illustrzlterl this feat one day lust term. But. after all, Kate did11't mind so awfully much, lor it was such ZL good-Zookizzg hero who rescued her. rIllIO1HZl.S Gilchrist found himself in an awful precliCu111e11t once.-Far out O11 at lonely street. strzmded without gas or 111o11ey, in 21 111E1ClllllC Co11ve11ie11tly borrowed from the Auto Shop! W'hz1t dirl he clo? Ask him! W. R. SCOTT, Manager Phone SUperior 1933 THE INTERSTATE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Third Floor Hanna Bldg. COMPLETE BUSINESS AND SECRETARIAL TRAINING DAY OR EVENING SESSIONS I 1 nm' l11ll1f'l1'Vrf Ciglzl GLenville 2563 Say it with Flowers Callow-'Cunningham Quality Shoes Flower Shoppe Ladies' and Men's Wearing Apparel 15502 Waterloo Rd. 13727 St. Clair Avenue We Specialize in Gym Outfts Poor Amelia inade Z1 fearful blunder. It was when we hrst niored into the new building. and Amelia was looking for someone to saw orf her lock as she had locked the key inside. KI wonder what good she thought it would do it there VJ. Aiiyway, Corning upon a worthy-looking individual. she asked him, XYhere can I nnd the Janitor? He looked at her with scorn. Ji1iiifffr. ' he snorted. XYe have a Cillfffidlirlll here and I am iff' And did you hear about Xlilliani Ferguson? Ile says he never once has been r111lmz'rii.ffvd.' His advice is to go slow and bt' curv- full Compliments of FIVE POINTS VARIETY STORE Where Collinwood Buys Its School Books and Supplies Anything in the Sporting Goods Line Page nm' Izziizdrvd HIIZC Wholesale Retail X6 9:9 94,3 ,EK SYTQ--9123 GLen. 4775 Free Delivery Service CARNER MALT COMPANY Malt Extracts, Hops and Bottlers' Supplies China - Glassware and Aluminum Compliments of D. M. CLUB 765 East 152nd Street Leon XYeieh rushed down the hall one morning. Bump! The big brute almost knocked down a girl who was speeding on her wax Leon, of course ro Jerlv bawled her out for heinff in his y y , 6 way as only El Senior knows how to do, How terrible-the innocent young girl was a Irarlzw'-alid what slit' saiflf, well, even Leon blushed. Where Collinwood Buys Its Hardware and Paint Supplies Wedding Decorations Funeral Designs LAWN AND GARDEN SEEDS THAT GROW FRED PONTING BENES HARDWARE CO. Flmist SPORTING GOODS GLen. 4761 ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING 820 E. 154th St., Cor. Aspinwall SUPPLIES Fertilizers and Garden Tools 768 E. 152nd St. EDdy 0802 G R O T H l S Dry Goods, Staple and Fancy Notions, Novelties, Furnishings for Men, Women and Children 14520-24 St. Clair Ave., Cor. 146th St. GLenville 2437 Cleveland, Ohio GLer1vi1le 4108 MRS. MILDRED GREEN Pleating dl Button Covering Expert Hemstitching Dressmaking 14903 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland, O Page one lzzrazrlzwl tru CLEVELA D COLLEGE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY in afhliation with CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE The Down-Town College The A.B.: B.B.A.: and M.B.A. Degrees Granted Standard college courses taught by regular college professors in the evenings and late afternoons for those who must work during the day. Morning, afternoon, and evening classes for those who can give their full time to study. Call, write, or telephone for catalog or information. 1935 Euclid Avenue A. Caswell Ellis, Telephone: PRospect 1930 Director .lxllfl oh! that Public Spealxinql lX'ill Xlliert Sclizieici' lor zmyoiie elsel ever forget hi- nrst speech? lftliell speech was :ill right lint Xlr. Davis fllfllllf hell, licrr aiiy liy :mnoiiiicing her :ls Bliss vlzicls-oo. lt made ll'illiani rllfiifllil' lilu-li IL fleeii uriin-on when lie sam' he lizul wine to School witlioiit hi- tie, MERVIS DRUG COMPANY , , , Phone GLen. 5374 Prescnptzon Pharmacists 638 E. 185th St., Cor. Land seer ACME DRY CLEANING Cleveland, ohio 85 DYEING CO. Goods Called For and Delivered BIBOW'S GARAGE Cor. isznd st. and Holmes Ave. 18526 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland, O. Filjltl ffm' lZHllfl1'L'tl DIGIT! Compliments of Compliments of . I - N '0. Headlight Overalls 676 East 186th St' Cleveland, Ohio Hut what should Glenn Liebner Cin? Hes always being em- barrassed. ll'hen the girls get hint to g1'5fgfI1'11g he siniply cz1n't stop. James Austin iinds it doesnt pay to lie. He tried it once and renieinbers it yet. He used the old excuse of sickness to get out of going to a dance with a certain somebody. lt worked nicely until he got to the dance and bumped square into that same certain soine- body. Minna had better look out, for Helen Scholes is out for re- venge. Shell never forget the day she got up to recite in Latin and caused such a eoniinotion. flatter, rattle, tinlale! Helen seemed to be losing something. Minna had thought it funny to drop a handful of brass rings down her back. HEAFFER'S LIFE TIME . . SC 5 Points Leading jeweler RELIABLE JEWELRY FOUNTAIN PENS At ELI BIERNKRONT MAZIE PHARMACY CASH OR CREDIT A Strictly Ethical Drug Store 950 East lsznd Street 12406 sf. ciaif cieveiand, o. Cleveland' O' P41110 mlm' flltllrflfrf ITUi'I7't' SAM THE TAILOR Cleaning, Pressing and R epairing 1139 East 138th Street Compliments of Compliments CARL J. CANNON, M. D. of LAZA SWEET SHOPPE 890 E. 152nd St. P . QUALITY AND SERVICE Compliments of EUCLID-Y GROCERY and MEAT MARKET The Five Points Theatre 16809 Euclid Ave. For seven years Collinwood's Center of OUR STORE IS YOUR STORE Entertainment of KEnmore 1510 KEnmore 1487 Photo Ia s and Music , p Y We Deliver Roberta Ulilsun was far. fzn' ziwny rlreznning aliout-well, WC flfJ1l-I lan'-w ju-I who she was rlreaining zllinnt. lint it took her fully five minutes to collect herself anfl :mswer the patient Mr. Gurliltunst. -Xfter thi- 'loin .lfiifllglill is going Ur lie more careful nf where he does his flfllll-ilI1Q. Mr. Sinnniiis caught 'lli-in tipping np the square--hzipevl ln-tile, zlnfl it t-volt :mn :lwfnl lot of explaining and maybe a taste or two before he lielic-verl it was Cougli 3l6fllClI1C. Compliments of Beachland Dry Cleaning FORBUSH 8: DRAGAN CO. PMS sing, Repairing and Remodeling 644 E. 185th St. Tel. KEnmore 0010 Annual Salesmen Compliments C0U1P1iU1e11fS of of l MANDEL DRUG A 15702 Waterloo Rd. Pays our lzxfizflrfal l'lll.I'lL'Llll WALTER F. MEYER Compliments JEWELER of 12509 St. Clair Ave. Phone EDdy 0659 EDdy 4700 Cleveland Compliments of FRANK MULLEC THE L. J. NEFF COAL 8a SUPPLY CO. 18430 Nottingham Rd. THE 'COLLINWOOD HIGH GRADUATE wishing to prepare for a business po- sition quickly or desiring a complete business course of college grade may obtain it at Dyke School of Business 1001 HURON RD. SUperior 0180 SUperior 0181 The Convenient Downtown School 16801 WATERLOO RD. Groceries and Meats KEnmore 1228-W AMBITIONS According to the dictionary we found that an ambition is a worthy eager- ness to achieve something great and good, but having unearthed the ani- bitions of some of our honorable sen- iors we began to wonder concerning their greatness and goodness. lt seems that the worthy eagernesses are rather varied and in some instances quite novel-adtlitioual proof of their individuality and genius-for exam- ple:- llilclegarde Schneider, alter four years of arduous cutting. snipping, and sewing, has not yet reached her set goalsto make a dress without hast- ing.-for you know basting is such a useless waste of energy and thread. Ptlllt' OIIL' l1IUI4il'1'ti fn111'ft'c11 WRIGHT DEP'T STORE 16367-69 Euclid Ave. At the Y Dry Goods and Men's Furnishings 17 Stores in Greater Cleveland The great bane on Dorothy XYil- sou's otherwise happy and contented existence is ink hlots and erasures. Uh. if only she might transcribe her daily shorthand without a blot or hlemishf Auinng our midst we have dis- covered a would be 1 ?i villain. a sec- ond Lon Chaney, or something of that sort-meet the Hon. Charles Adam joseph Ei. The one ,great ambition of De Lourde Bailey to travel around the world. Of course you know that such trips are usually the prize awarded the winner of a beauty contest. For ten years, J. N. Foldenauer Corn- pany has been assisting Clevelanders to achieve their highest ambition, to own a home. You can feel assured of Honest Realty Service at any cost, through C1eveland's Largest Ground Floor REALTORS. J. N. Foldenauer Co. Foldenauer Bldg. 14444 Euclid Ave. GLen. SOOO Cleveland Trust Bldg. St. Clair-Hayden GLen. 2660 W. F. HAGEMEISTER PHARMACY 13081 St. Clair Ave. When in need of Drugs call EDdy 8938 Or EDdy 8648 Cut Rate Cigars and Cigarettes MASINO'S RESTAURANT at the Y Special Sunday Dinners Soda fjtlflt' fmt' 111111111111 jiflccz ,, ,,v. .L , .,. 2H ,r,5ig5gV, .1 Dont Bum Your Way V 5 3M ,, V. gb Be a Builder! or ' .R.sNELL H U M B E R C95 l f e ar- f f L D . cuavEL N ' f f? r :Te L ST, mx . 'fr ., ,053 5.152 Wgffgz l we, Xue, , ,ff VNV,-N41 U., 5 U I Nnqfl 1 , lgelfweflr r Paul XYllC3UlI1 conlidelltizllly Lolrl us his one and only ambi- tion is to be am electrical engineer. VX'l1y? lleczmse, as he sayb, he wants to learn how to get hot without any rc5i5tzmcel Collinwood has an 2lSlJl1'illlf for math honors, but Clicrtrucle NYenzel has Zl long lmrcl roafl to travel, for we are Zlffald at prewent she is devoting ull her time to learning how to work 21 simple seventh grade 1J1'Ul1lClll Correctly. Bailey Meter Company g, ,wav Manufacturers of Metering Equipment - and - A utomatic Control Systems 1050 Ivanhoe Road CLEVELAND, o. Pugp IJIIC lzmzzlrrzl si.rIvvf1 SECRETARIAL TRAINING LEARN IN TWELVE WEEKS JOSEPH MODIC The Boyd Course of intensive training in Short- hand, Typewriting Secretarial Duties, and Business Groceries and Meats Correspondence will prepare you for an excellent position in TWELVE WEEKS. Positions secured G,a.,.,m, 315 E. 156th sf. KEnmore 2380 BOYD BUSINESS SCHOOL SUperior 0554 Erie Bldg.. E. 9th and Prospect Katherine Clark is already thinking ul the clziys of her Olfl nge. fOr she is very nic-iriuis Of reading one line Of Yirgil withwut linking up :my wi-rrls so thru it will lic sumthing fu her thuu. Aint money grand? XYilli:uu 'l'r:icler's great iuuluitiun is to become a niillionaire. therefore. he lllffillfl' lu he ll successful under- taker. Com Iimen s ELECTRIC MOTORS i P t for i The Atlas Bolt 81 Screw CO Alternating and l Direct Current i and RELIANCE ELECTRIC . gc ENGINEERING CO. 1 The Atlas Car 8: Mfg. Co. . Cl 1 dl Ivanhoe Rd eve an 1130 Ivanhoe Rd. l Pimp nur IIIIIIIIVFKIY xi'I'm1li' IZ x 1 , va-in QEPCKJQR ,i be 4 J In 'I Af? ig n . y My HA' 5125- 'Ji f, . .5 it I 'Tmflrl' xi 5 fxpfy w CLEVELANDS HIGH SCHOOL SHOP Your Style Coach Says- Success in life is largely a mat- ter of pride in personal appear- ance. Correct dress and fault- less attire lend a degree of con- fidence that inspires the wearer to greater deeds and Wins the ad- miration of those with whom he comes in contact. Come in and discuss your style needs. It's my business to know and to show at all times what is new and correct. just ask for Jack Glee. TWO TROUSER PREP SUITS S20 to 9545 Bake Compliments of Snider's Meat Market Cor. 222nd St. and Lake Shore Blvd. Compliments I of NEIL A. MUNRO, M. D. Anthony Telcancic is planning to burst into print soon as iXlll6l'lC21'S greatest author. At present he is working on a great masterpiece which, when iinished. will he :1 combinzltiun of l'0e's style and XYelister's vocabulary. To lie lzunous as only an artist is l':unous, such is Yirginia l-lzuunz1n's plan. llzyfp nm' llzlmlrvzl' Figflllvfll The Cleveland Metal Specialties Company 531150 Jlanufacturers and Designers of Class Rings, Pins, Medals and Athletic Trophies Fraternity jewelry, Party Favors QC Cfficial jewelers for Collinwood High School Factory Salesroom 1753-83 East 2151 Srre 2025 East 1-hh Str r Pllospecr -H86 SUperior 3l60 Puffs nm' 11111 f 1' I CLAIR IVIARCELLE 1720 EUCLID AVENUE PHONE: lVlAin 4296 WW I Ill!! Clair Marcelle Hfpfofotgraplgs ffal' Qfeaseu Photographers to the Class of 1928 STUDIOS AT New York Brooklyn Philaclelphia Chicago Cleveland Akron Detroit fjiljlf' H f f f I I QA fnurluy NAAQMM FALLS POWER co. Tinto-Fngrawkzg 1 the .9NQkzgarrz gf Cfczfef Tower AN OBSERVATION JANIES WALLEN Great engineers diverting a fraction of Niagara's power turned the Falls from a mere tourists' paradise into 21 mighty servitor of mankind . . . Photo-Engraving, ever progressing, has become the Niagara of sales power-illustrating the nation's products with a minimum of selling resistance and a maximum of appeal. Engravjzzgs hr thi: .lnnual made by THE CENTRAL ENGRAVING COMPANY DESIGNERS AND ENGRAVERS qf' Printing Plates by all Processes 2182 East 9th Street Gus. Kluuminzer Cleveland, Ohio Pres. untl Mgr. p mn' l11H1llri'4I l1t'r11fy-lim -VX crowded court-rooin-:1 buzzing sound, Tlien a voice of tliundei' made the romn resounrl Stern :mil eonviiicing it seemed to be Fred Heilierk Hgure was seen tlien by nie. THE ONLY REAL HARDWARE STORE IN CLEVELAND WALL PAPER, PAINTS, VARNISHES GLASS and BUILDERS HARDWARE KEnmore 0451 729 E. 185th St. Compliments of EDSON HILL, D. D. S. GLenville 4000 Open Evenings Furniture of the Better Kind THE FLEMING FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 13701 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland, O. Everything in Dancing Private Lessons--Class Lessons in Any Style of Dancing Private Lessons 51.00 each Special to Collinwood Students G L I C K ' S 13929 Euclid Avenue COHEN Popular Priced Tailor Suits and Overcoats Made to Order S35 and Up. Guaranteed Fitting, Material and Workmanship Ladies' and Gents' Suits and Overcoats Cleaned Pressed and Remodeled at Reasonable Rates 14832 St. Clair Ave. l'11gc 11111' 1111111111111 fTi'i'7If.X'-fill' AFTER HIGH SCHOOL THEN WHAT? Business today is offering exceptionally fine opportunities to young people who are especially qualified. Among the many reasons for securing these qualifications at the Spencerian School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance are: QA Wide Range of Courses A nation wide reputation for excel- Twenty courses of study, including 161100 U1 ffalflmg YOUUE men and WO' Eour college degree courses. men. A placement bureau that receives sev- eral hundred calls a month and serves grounds. Spencerian graduates without charge. Modern school buildings located in the heart of Cleveland on spacious If you are in doubt as to your future occupation, we have a vocational chart that may be of great assistance to you in settling this momentous question. Ask for it. Bulletins and full information will be mailed upon request. Address E. E. Merville, President, Dept. H. Spencerian School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance 3201 Euclid Ave. Founded 1848 3200 Chester Ave. PRospect 4500 Minna has a little hand Xlvhich tells :L tale quite sad, One day she played with the gas heater And burned her hand quite bad. Compliments of ANTON GUBANC BOSTON CHAIN STORE 651-3 East 15Znd St. Dry Goods and Furnishings 16725 Waterloo Road KEnmOre 1350 13802 St. Clair Ave. rr Pug vfffzv lzrnzdrfd ttuvzzfy-fnzrr Compliments of JOE GROSSMAN SHOES Hayden and St. Clair Office Phone: GLenvi11e 2192 LAKE ERIE REALTY CO. INSURANCE 970 East l52nd Street AT FIVE POINTS ERNEST SCHIMMELMAN, President Call at BOB SPEICE'S 761 E. 152nd St. For Real Barber Work Also Full Line of Toilet and Smoke Shop Supplies We Sharpen Your Safety Razor Blades the Willard Way-35C doz. BATHING SUITS Quality and Style at WACHCIC 725 East 15Znd St. .X lllllfltllir blush. l'lLlr eyes quite merry. .3x1lfl curlx' lwir Xlillt-11 plain-rl ln' Xl'1lllt'l' Mutter 'lille lI'HllllNrllC sure is lint Hu also plays go-wel lwusltetliull ' - v Blake 111, Rliltlqq Qgify- llltj' sill llt 5 Z1 gtunl put, ENROLL NOW FOR NEW CLASSES In Burroughs Bookkeeping. Moon Hopkins Biller and Bookkeeper. Burroughs Calculator. All short term courses, 2 weeks to 3 monthsg low rates, easy paymentsg day and evening classesg free employment service. Send for free literature. BURROUGHS SCHOOL FOR OPERATORS 402 Engineers Bank Bldg. Phone MAin 7083 Puyt' rim' 1lIllIl1l'L'U1 ltuulzfy-fir The Printelds Code of Ward Sr Shaw 1. -f Many years ago we adopted this set of resolu- tions. Above all, to satisfy our customers with Good Work, honestly and promptly done. To do business on the basis of Accurately Figured Costs, plus a just and Reasonable Profit. Never to take advantage of the errors of others. To accept only such Work as our plant is equipped to do. To keep our machinery in perfect condition and to add to our equipment from time to time in order to better serve our customers. To eliminate waste, careless production, slipshod methods and, in every way, to turn out each job at the minimum cost to the buyer without sacrificing quality. To compete fairly, honestly and honorably with our competitors in the printing trade. To assist customers by suggestions, by short-cuts, by the most economical choosing of good paper and ink and, in all other Ways, to protect the buyer to the best of our abil- ity. To abide by the Golden Rule in Letter and in Spirit. This code still stands unchanged as our business guide. enero THE WARD Sr SHAW CO. Opposite Engineers Bank CLEVELAND, O. AN ASSOCIATION OF PRINTING CRAFTSMEN ORCANIZED IN 1899 Printers of the Turret ff ffm' lzzuzdrvu' tivvzzlx'-si.1' X .753 Q. .y lt' ,-. 3, 4, xv.- , W M JV I 3 SJ ox Z 7 mga!! fflf W W' +V fy W f' ,W - 3 .g D X0 F ff N . AUTQGRA131-is WM M, ,Mfg f , f-7 ,M , M low X Tvs JWJQM-4Wff 29u 'I' ' ' AMAA! A 'J,...iq-Sf - 4- , A - 1,-1 I-5 f f lf' 17AfJUjd X' w - N , ex! .Z , Z X? p, N A, f-m..ff , Y, VJ ' ,3,,,,,,f4ff 1- jvxw-Q w XX f L k ' Q V , r 'J XV? A Cv., JA AAL fi, ' J ,H 'A ' EI' X 1 lwv Q Q -r .29 A 12 'ff' ' - , fi VL gp ' 2 if 1, QQ? 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