Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1929 volume:

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W ' .-E, 1 I ' I E E li E 5: N L 1 . ! li 1 -5 5 1. 1 E vr x i 5 E r at -w r 4 -i H 5 -i11nnmn..mnmm-m11iq.-,- fl THE TURRET Cvolume II 't-'S' Cpublislvecf by The JANUARY and JUNE CLASSES of 1 1929 Q COLLINWOOD HIGH SCHOOL CLEVELAND - OHIO UIQ!TKUQIUYTUQ-TIQTIIQITE :Tum'gumTQ:TgjTTTgTTTgTTgTTgnTmTETTQTTQTTQ!mayTml!'TTguTTtTlTElTtTTg, TABLE OT CONTENTS DE IC T10 T93 5 FEATURES T I 'T T T T T T T T T I T TETTTTTTTTTTTITTTTTTTTTTTTITTTTTTTTTTTTTITWTIIIlTTTTlMlM.TTITTTTTTTTlTTllTTTTTTTITQTTTTITIMTTIMTIIITMTITTITTTTTTTTIlilIlITMTWHHUIUIDITITMTHTTHITHIITTTTTTTITIIITTITIKTITIITTTTTTTTTIIITIIITTLlITIHIIITTTTIITT1TTITIIITTIIIIIIITIIIITTTTTTWMTLTTTTTTTTTWITTTYMIITTMIMTTTTIIIII 'TTTTT' V TTITTTTTTTTTTTTITITTflTlWTIITTTTIITTTTIIIIITITTTITTTTTTTTTTTINTTTTTTITTTIITII ll ll ll II TTTTT -TTTTTTTTTT-TT l1T!L.!g.'.M.!.! VJMTUTMSJMAY , ,Q J ,ff I TC, .Mm D ETL X.jT m QW Q .TTT .T T TTT T T T J T TT T T T I T T I E X T T X T T T TT T T T T T ' T T 2 TT T ' T 'T T TT .T TT T T T T X T TT Q A T T T , T 3 T T T T T ! T T CLASSES T ACTIVITIES T T THLETICS T JOKES T'T5TTTT5T5 H 7 E E ,E E is 4, 5 --...Uul...-...mf..v...u.s.-1.Hns-1.Inm.-I.-mn-u.-mm..-.-..-mn.-uman-umm-.mu--.mlfmrmmruunmun mu- m.mmmu.m:m i S 1 2 3 - 4 ORD HIS is the Odyssey ofthe ffanuary and jfune classes of nineteen hundred and twenty-nine. ClQ3e have our heroes to commemorate and our events to chronicle. gn the hriefspace hetween the covers of this douhle issue of The Turret, 'we have tried to recall them in such a 'way as to malee them unfhrgettahle even ajQ'er We have lef our Qf4lma 3VIater, Gollinwood f?Ggb School. C50 Mu MISS LYDIA REBERT and MR. MYRON C. AVERY fwlzo lzafve stood belrind us at every turn lzeubing and advising 'we the january and cgune classes of 1929 do lovingly and gratefully dedicate our annual. 5555533 V3 1:-sl THE TURRET 'Q' 'ra Page F1 up fnff ,Y u MR. HERANK HD. WHITNEY CPrincipal ,-I vlrn dvr m'q11u1'11!r1m'4' fvifll ilu' world IIIIIXI l'UlI'Z'fll4'U 0-:'v1'y 1111111 flmf lIl'filHl.Y, nm! fvm'ri.v, un' flu' lrm' frilvriml nf ilu' flflufllalzvlzl W uf f7'I.l'lltlA',' and Ilmf Ilzv must Iilwml frnfv.vxim1.v of 3111011-'ZQWAH urn -zvry fur from 1101-Hull Ihr .vlmtvf lll1ll'kA' nf il. -12150141115 XY.xsll1N4:'1'oN Mus. I.l'n'x' Flluxzrll lfxku MR. HARRY Rm-mg 4 ,W u , S ASSISTANT RINCIPALS V 1 llll L lI'1'4'lfJ nf A'flltflIN.x'X, llhllfx' 'In'1Il'AI'.Y OH 111411 Iuivl fvnrlfmy nf U Hfmfl gmyfyfv J nj lun' lift-, H1 lf' 1 'l'k1' f'f 'fI1 l'f1f'f'.V WV' 'IH' llix litllw, lnrllzrluxx lnmwuf'H1Iu'1'ufl urlx fHf1?'l'11 fllU T'f'-H nf ki11u'11r.v.s' NIH, uf lw:'n'. W --julia Flctclu-1' Lillfllj' ,-X'y,,,-d5w,,rl1, ..qlmg,.. --dumb-' MR. F1.ox'1v L. SIMMONS Mae, Rox' XV. I..x Dura I day fm' lni1,u11 lmm' for .vfnrl Thr .wvrrl.v uf lifr un' uul .vlzmwz fm' ll frirllzl is lifa' lun XlII7I'f.U v.1'n'f'l In .CvYlIlf7tlflIj' and l1ln'm'x.r. -l':lllL'I'SHll -lfum-rsfm K S THE TURRET li E52 Editor-in-thief - Litrrnry Editor - Sports Editor - A-rt Editor - Business Manager - Cirrulation Managrr Page Eight January SMH VVV Evelyn Patterson Marika Hellstrom - Arthur Sellers - Nelma Cramer Edgar Horsey Otis Staples Gil THE TURRET Cf!! llune STHHQ V V V I dltoz-in-Clzivf ---- joseph Gambatese Lzfrrary Editor - - .lean Koch .Sparta Editor Howard Lariclc llrt Lditor - - - Thelma Philpott Busznvss Manager e ' ----- Carl Seyfert CIl'f'1lIGfi0l1 Mmmgrrs - - Xlilhnr Keiehel, Edward Manz ART STAFF Mary Blumel Eleanore Fox ADVERTISING STAFF Joseph Gamluatesc Earl Hoffman Lillian Lefkofsky Howard Larick Emma Magnuson Edward Manz CIRCULATION STAFF Rose Abzug Williain Early Pauline Gorzynski Olga Grapatin ,lean Koch Lillian Lefkofsky Mildred King La Verne Quinn Thelma Philpott Alphonse Sajovic Arthur VVelz George WeSke Alexander Zyeh Edward Manz Thelma Philpott Carl Seyfert Margaret Speed janet Tees Page Nine Qmfl-IE QEOWER XJ V A W III fll Ill 2 'll , , f 15 t r!' , 'J 'I .11 .w ,' :I , I, ww., 2 '11 7: 4 ,L , I. 11 ,N ? ,v g , ' g .NJ , , ,. H ' xl. vnlf.. :' we. li 541 R., M5 W , , H H W HA '16 4 ,N , H , , W. :W I ll A ,N X. , , W ,. H QA 9 .Q mM..1.4-fi L. 11.4-.M-u.-v X72 S ma THE TURRET 2 Class of llanuary, 1929 Prrxvidmif - Vifv-f11'v.viz1'm1f - Sl'C'I'l'flU'-I' - - yIl't ll.Y1ll't'l' - ELMFR A. KITMPKIE Kemp Ylwliiiinil 'Stop 1Vrgui'ny.' Wc ll voic on 1his.' QA nn-sid1'nf's days arr- full of this.j Class President Football Club Dance Club NELMA I.. CRAMER Tf'c'1Hlft'r11 Nr'Ima did her IIl'Sf fo l.'r'f'11, Elnmr from ton bold a leap. Class Vice-president Ukulele Club Student Council, Sec'y. Dance Club Dress Committee Annual Staff, Art Editor OFFICERS Elmer Iiemplce - Nelnui Cramer - Virginia Patterson - bvlllllllll Vclviclc VIRGINIA R. PATTERSON Ginny Amdvniic Hr-lrvn of 'Troy morle'r'nizcfl. Class Secretary Student Council, Pres. Research Committee. Chair. Hi-Council Club Chang Kung Club YVILLIAM A. VIELYICK Red Trwliiiiml Besides bw-alcing rerords in Imslcei ball. As rr, hearflirvatlmr, 'Rui' bvafs them ull. Class Treasurer Football, Captain Football Club Basketball, Captain Basketball Club Page Eleven 6 7-El KATHLEEN W. ADAMS .Kaye Coiliinvrrial Artistic, mmm and always yay, N Kathleen dances on her way. Senior Art Club Dance Club Class Night Committee Class Ring Committee LAVINIA E. BAGGOTT Kitty C01ll1llt'7'I'ltlI s n slenor 1a her ue'vc a hunrh A, J- p . 1 5 . She'll often be taken out to Iunz-h. Tower, Poetry Editor Secretary, Mrs. Rasmussen CHARLOTTE A. BOWERS Annie Acndrfmic 'Engaged' her diamond doth d'Il'Yl0'll7lC9- Soon her freedom, xhe'll renounce. Fire Prince Glee Club Choral Club Spotlight Reporter Nominating Committee Commencement Speakers Committee ANDREW FIORELLI Andy Commrrrial Andy always adds to the fun. ALVIRA M. GIESEL 1AKclly!! Comnivrrial The little mother of the short- hand class. Page Twelve . S , Eb! ANITA S. ANNAND Amdemir Do it now. she often cries Wzlh sure-cure axioms she is 14 we Student Council Tower Club Invitation Committee ua BRUNO L. BENEDETTI Mussolini ,flrudemic A girl in every port. Sr. Boys' Glee Club Chemistry Club Class Night Committee MARTHA CHAMBERLIN Marne Terlmical Gaiety is quite the' styleg Martha has the gayest smile. Cooking Club Friendship Club Etiquette Club, President LYNN CURTIS FRITZ Fritz Tcclmifal One of the 'gang. ' HOWARD V. GODWIN Muscles Technical Howard fooled us 'many a time, Until we got him, down in rhyme. Football Manager Electrical Club Football Club 1 Yr-'l IS EDWARD W. GRAF C0llHll4'?'CiUl After two years in a short- l s hand c as , Edward knew his business lass. Student Council PAULIN E M, HARTNER Art She put the 'art' in Hartnerf' Friendship Club, Sec'y. Etiquette Club Pottery Club Dance Club MARIKA HELLSTROM Rikki A cad emi c Marilcu. Hellstrom, blonde and tal For a red-head she did fall. Ukulele Club Tower, Editor-in-Chief Spotlight, Sports Editor Annual. Literary Editor Quill and Scroll Social Committee RHODA J. HENDERSON Academic Rhoda's smart at arithmetic, l, She and Euclid are 'rather thick. Latin Club Chang Kung Club Invitation Committee, Chair. ROBERT VV. HILL HBobY! Academic 'Yes, thanks, I'll take n, little 'mo1'e.' tIt'a hard to fill up six-feet, fou'r.J Romancers Club Cross-Stitch Heart Masquers Club Class Night Committee n B4 21 DOROTHY V. GREEN Dotty CUIl1llll'l't'ltll Dance and be merry every hour! Who knows what we may flunk tomorrow? Usher Club Dance Club LEONARD V. HAWK Technical We expect all the little 'hawks' to be aviators. Spotlight Reporter Referee Club Dance Club Student Council HOXVARD J. HENDERSON Henny Academic Red hair seems to no with vim. 'Henny' has lots of that in him.' Choral Club Dance Club Dress Committee LLOYD HICKS Academic Lloyd lives up to his name of Hicks, And makes his home out in the 'sticks'. Boxing Club Dance Club NORMAN H. HIRTER Norm Technical 'Sheiky' and all that, you know But we like to have him so. Spotlight Reporter Glee Club Dance Club Electrical Club Page Thirteen i. ll ,fa av THE TURRET Q rr 'fr an W EDGAR T, HORSEY Ted .flvadeirzic ladies, first! says trusty Ted '.'1rls, ads, ye gods! Though.,l drop dead'! Student Council, Pres. Honor Pin Annual, Business Mgr. Cheer Leader Chess Club Commencement Speaker Math Award Citizenship Award Perfect Boy, '28 ROSE I. IACOBUCCI Rosie .-flrurlruzic A 1-cal American beauty. Glee Club - Tennis Club Amerital Club MARY R. IARUSSI gl Lillflflll il' Mary studios sophistry, .lull on the side writes poetry. Clee Club Science Club Spotlight, Librarian, Reporter Dance Club HARVEY A. KEHL Kelli Tvrlzuirul We've watched Harvey eat his lunch, He just loves to muneh and crunch. Student Council Electrical Club Dance Club HEN RY KLEIFELD Heinie Captain, how could you l Page Fourteen OLGA M. HROVAT Tillie the Toiler CUlIllII!'I'FlUl A grand duvhcss in disguise. Class Night Committee Dance Club Secretarial Club Glee Club Secretary, Mr. Owens EDITH M. IARUSSI Cl0lllllll'l'l'ltll The most peaceful stenographerf' Shorthand Club Amerital Club Secretary, Mr. Carl SOPHIA A. IARC .'lt'lllll'llIlC 'Ladies and gentlemen, lend me your cars. When Sophie speaks she always gets cheers. Latin Medal Senior Day Committee Commencement Speaker Hospital Room Attendant ETHELYN KIRKLAND .flradmiiir Scalable and always merry, Une whose tastes are literary. Glee Club Choral Society Science Club Friendship Club Spotlight Reporter CHARLOTTE S. KLEIN Cnnznzerrirzl Gentle of voice and free with her 8'7I'L1:lE8.n Tennis Club Dance Club gg 5 , 4,, ,L....v-...-:..aiu:.---+?v.., P ,Q.:glz,5:,7,A.,,-ef .i y-,,-pq,w,. . , i my it c 9 OLIVE N. KNIFFIN .-lmriruzie The story-boulc lady. Golf Club ALBERT LEDERMAN .tlrazilmzic The beat of business men. Chemistry Club Dance Club ' JOHN G. LIECHTI Joh1my Tvrliazzhil 'Lic4,liti. rahf' we'11c often cried, U This boy's u. mzllcvnam on the side. Football ROY LYON .fl mdmzizl' About chemical actionsshc hasn't a doubt. But feminine actions hc cun't figure out. Stage Craft Club Science Club Prqjectiouist Memorial Committee LI LLIAN MCBRAYER .'i!'tll1t'llIl't' It is this young lady's boast. That with sarcasm she treats most. Latin Club Tower Club Dance Club Class Night Committee I JANE A. KUHI- .'lt'tIll4'Il1it' Jane lilies to dimer. Dance Club Sncial Science Club, Pres. Class Night Committee l'l.XRUl,lJ XV. l.lilfKOYl'l'Z . lmdriliir The next 1-lass will bc dumb and slowf 11's sad that our class has to yo. Masquers Club Debate 'Team n ALlCIi l.UIJVV1LTK Cl01llll1t'I'L'ilIi Alice at tcnnis is rather a wow. Some day as a champ shc'll have to bow. Tennis Club Glee Club Secretary, Mr. Myers IIIQRMAN M. MALM Tvrluziml The boys all know Ilc'rnia1i. HAROLD MCMURTRHC Peanuts 7l1'l'lIlIit'tIi When Harold starts tu tease the drum. Evan chaperons start to hum. Baud Ukulele Club Orchestra Glee Club Dance Club Football Page Fifteen Z THE TURRET ISI ' - HENRY G. MILLER Pretzels, Tvrlzniml Pretzels and Peanuts go well together. Football Orchestra Club Dance Club, Pres. Champion Football Thrower VIRGINIA A. MOORE Ginny Arfrdcmic Our Virginia always seems To be last in pleasant dreams. Friendship Club Dance Club HELEN M. MOSKERC Bob Academic This senorita is bound, to be Somebody's stenvg to a 'T'. Secretarial Club Tennis Club JOH N OBLAK Serious Sidney Academic He can malce chalk 'tallc'. Science Club' Spotlight Cartoonist FRIEDA O LLER Fritzy'y Commercial Frieda likes to take dictation. Dance Club Tennis Club Page Sixteen LOUISE MINICUCCI Lou C0llIlllf'l'!'lfIl Petite and fiery. Amerital Club Hospital Room Attendant DAVID F. MORRIS Dave .-I 411110111 ic Friends are what make life worth while: Dave's famous for his friendly smile. HERBERT E. NORD Technical He'll always talce a dare. Athletic Club Football JULIA D. OLESKI Jewel Commercial Our dear dictator. Tennis Club Secretary, Grade Advisers JEANNETTE ORFALEA .'lClldC'Il1ll' Jeanette looks 'most at home in a smack. Senior Art Club Willow Pattern Plate l-T E12 bra ' Bl T H E T U R R E T Ng ---- - a ada as aaaaaaa as a a as Y--Yffvrreaw EVELYN G. l1A'l l'ERSON Pat Yl'1'tJ A. PASQUALE Fido Teulzniml Vito is unc of lltosc rhythmicul NUNS- Al czvvrjl zlrmev he takes thc prize. Boxing Club Dance Club, Vice-Pres. Bridge Club l R.'XNK l'lCl,LUNE ,'lt'tlllt'lIllt'-CUlllllIt'l't'llll Though chess is a very Irie-Icy ymuzz, 1lurc's one uiho's ehumpion just the same. Chess Club NVILLIAM F. PLESEC .-lml1'un1ir A mother fll'U01'ULl redlufazlf' Checker Club XYILLIAM RAYER xlrtlllvlllil' He is not what lw scents tu bc. NATHAN REIDEK .'lt'tltlt'llllL' Om: of the Three Musketeers. Checker Team . lnnlrilliv 'l,mf's stop 'right he'rL'.' we heard her mumble. 'A nice, dark place for-- engine trouble. Annual, Editor-in-chief Spotlight, News Editor Quill and Scroll, Pres. Hi-Press, Sec'y. Nominating Committee, Chair. Honor Pin Cominenceinent Speaker Friendship Club KARL l'l'l'COCK Tccldic Techuirul We i7Lf1'Ol'lIll'C our Social Master. Who made bur parlies 'gut going' faster. Hi-Y Social Committee. Chair. Science Club Electrical Club Debate Club ' Nominating Committee MERRILL E. RAYBOULD .llrmlruziu Quint efficient-y. Chess Team, Capt. Invitation Committee 'Anglais Tel Qu'on Lu I'ztrlc ALYCE G. REID Terliztirul Wu susprfvt that sometinw umm Aly:-c will have a lwm'y'moon. Glee Club Dance Club Dress Committee, Chair. ARTHUR ll, REIMER 7't't'lllllt'lll A good 'Austere'. Student Council Glee Club Stage Craft Club Page Seventeen V' A -ri ' was THE TURRET M n-an KARL H. ROBBINS 4-lmdvniic Karl is a ladies' man: Try to ea-teh. him if you can. Ring Committee Dress Committee Class Night Committee Student Council Stage Craft Club, Pres. ARTHUR R. SELLARS Red Academic ' 'Il' is for 'Red' and 'Radical' toll, 'A' is for 'A7'g1lGY, which 'Art' loves to do. Social Committee Nominating Committee Annual Board. Sports Editor Band Track Football MERLE SPENCER C0llllllt'1'l'ltll Smart in 'many ways. Social Conunittee Tower Club Secretary, Mr. Myers Student COL111Cil OTIS E. STAPLES Oats flvadvnz ic He watched the sales. and kept good watch. In fact, we wonder if he's Scotch. Annual Board, Sales Mgr. THOMAS R. SVVANSON Pilly' flftldfllllli The most upright fellow. Science Club Glee Club Page Eighteen ANNA G. SCHULTZ Technical Anna has many friends and bcauar. Just how many. no one knows. Cooking Club Etiquette Club JOSEPH B. SMITH as-Ioen Technical He's good at all sorts of clubs. Track Golf Club ANNA M. STAKICH Commercial For a, teacher Anna's often taken, Lots of people thus are mista,ken.' Secretary, Mrs. McAnerney XVILLIAM E. STEVENS Billy He says he's Irish, and lilces Irish stew: Since that's the ca-se. we like Irish too. Lost and Found Research Committee Dance Club ALTH EA TARR Dramatic Club Academic With pensive eyes, she beguilea The people 'round for miles and miles. Photo Tinting Club, Treas. Z IN Q 2 KENNETH S. THOMSON VVINIFRED M. TAYLOR Ken VVinnie Aradvmic A,1mdl,,,,il. Big trees from little aeorns grow 'Winnie' loves a football game, Rain or shine it's all the same. Social Committee Chang Kung Club Memorial Committee GEORGE VV EB ER Arndvmic Dimplas and curls. Are popular with girls. Band Orchestra Football Commencement Speakers Committee EVELYN WYFORD MEVU .-Imdrmic A woman of Paris. Glee Club Dance Club HARRY I. RYDER Happy f1t'll!lL'lIl1'C He has the nicest smile. Student Council KENNETH VV. BALK Kennie Tvrlzuirul When 'Kenniffs' voice soars up high, 'lll the girls ean't help but cry! Student Council Orchestra Club Choral Club Glee Club Meet Paul Whiteman Il in embryo. Lost and Found Orchestra Club Basketball Band DOROTHY H. WILDER Dot Trvlzuiml Doroth11's never missing from senior doings. Friendship Club ARLENE E. ZEIIE Rowdy-dow Conzrnvrfiol Full of fun and life is she. All a Collinwood girl should be. Secretary, Mr. Myers Dance Club, Sec'y. CHARLES PFISTER Chuck Technical Every elass must have its pest, Charles, as ours, sure does his best. Tennis Team, Capt. Athletic Club Dance Club Class Night Committee FORREST E. WATSON Forric Tvt'l111iml Forrie' can tickle the meanest tunes. And the girls all adore the way he crowns. Masque-rs Club Student Council Page Nineteen r -,V ba Si THE TURRET na t- PM MICHAEL R. CAMIERE Lawyer Tvvlzllfrrll 'I sea-und the motiunl' Class Night Committee IIERBERT C. ANDERSON Andy Trrlzlziml Nah, rah, rrlh, fo'r dear old 'Andy,' Very blonde and quite a 'dandy'. Football Basketball Research Committee Athletic Club NORMAN A. XVELL5 Shfn'ty .'lt'tl!ll'lI1ll' 'WcI1. all this dae.sn't get us Auntie !' Dramatic Club, Pres. Dramatic Club, Business Mgr. Dress Committee DURUTHEA M. FULLER .-lradvllzit' She speaks and uvls jusl as she should. Art Club, Pres., Sec'y. Page Twenty KENNETH C. LEAK ,ilvadvmic Geal Girls are funnyJ Boys' Dress Committee ' Masqners Club RAYMOND F. LEBER Ray Amdeuiic A wise little guy. Boosters' Club Cheer Leader Research Committee ROBERT G. HINNAU Tvrllllifcll No sinner and no saint perhaps. But still the 06111 best of chaps. Metal Trades Club Tennis Club OLIVER C. DAWSON Ollie Technical This afhleie deserves our 'rahs None other than old 'Charley Dawes'. Sr. Boys' Glec Club Student Council Basketball Football Tennis Track v va mu THE TURRET wa: an Class of lune, 1929 OFFICERS President - Martin Valetieh Vive-prrsicleiit - Steve Bernardic SFFTFIGVA' - - Verna Brown T1'c'as1tWr - - - George Weske MARTIN VALETICH VERNA BRUNVN Teen Mitzie f14'11rlc'r111't' Amdmm-I, Meet the president. Class President Honor Pin Dance Club Yacht Club Art Club Basketball Club Basketball Football Club Football Swimming Team Track Gym Team, Mgr. STEVE BERNARDlC Coach Ted: PI im! Our 'Red Grange' and 'Joe Lapchiclc'. Class Vice President Football Club Football Letterman Basketball Club Basketball Captain All Hi-Council Student Councilor Dance Club Tim Iamwn haired 8Hl'Tf4fflT1I Iass.' Class Secretary Spotlight, Feature Editor Romancers, Publicity Mgr. Quill and Scroll Chemistry Club, Sec'y. Friendship Club Gym Leaders' Club Swimming Club Class Night Committee Announcement Committee GEORGE VVESKIC Trrlmffnl Ile guards our treasure Class Treasurer Dress Committee Ring Committee Metal Trades Club. Sec'y. Tennis Club Bridge Club Student Councilor Page Twenty-one E If-.2 THE TURRET ,sg ---Q ROSE ABZUG Academic Her French is 'Plus excellenten' Dramatic Club French Club Glee Club Swimming Club DORIS AARTHUR C10llI7lII'Tl'i!li Shv'lI be somebody? private secretary. Tatting Club Bridge Club ARTHUR BANDELOW' Art Tvflmirnl I have the 'tin' you love to touch. Student Councilor Dance Club Yacht Club TED BECK Ritzie Tvrlz 71 ical Would you like to be managed? Football Football Club Track Manager Baseball Club, Pres. Dance Club Ring Committee Dress Committee Basketball Manager Basketball Club n DONALD BEUTEL Don C'0llIHH'l'Fit1I Fiddle, Chevrolet, and what have you? Dance Club Tennis Club First Aid Club Boxing' Club Orchestra Student Councilor Page Twen ty-two VVILLIAM ALBRECIIT Bill Technical Now or nejferf' Electrical Club Football CHESTER ARTINO HChetY! Aradvmic IIere's a chess champ. Glee Club ' Chess Club Bridge Club Science Club Chess Team Dance Club XVILMA BARTH Wil'l Commercial She has a, quiet grace Ushers' Club Bridge Club MILD RED BEDARF Mid COM11IlL'l'l7illl The new locomotive. everybody! Clee Club Gym Captains' Club Boosters' Club, Sec'y. Spotlight, Typist Student Councilor Cheerleader MARY BLUMEL Cnmmrfrrizll A prima-donna, in disguise? Glee Club Opera Club Ushers' Club, Sec'y. Choral Club Fire Prince Pickles YE IS ALEX BOAG Moony Teclmiral School from 12-1. with an hour for lunch. Ukulele Club Military Club RAYMOND BRUETON Technical My wants are few. LUCILLE CADA HI-du? COHI1I1t'I't'lfll She'll get by. Student Councilor Science Club Bridge Club VINCENT CERCE jimmy Tvrlmiral Basketball Men are but boys of longer growth. JOSEPHINE COMOLLI HJC C0lll1I1fl'l'lUl So quiet! So denture! Student Councilor Bridge Club Tower Staff Glee Club Dramatic Club Swimming Club Leaders' Club THE TURRET 3 Z ETHEI. BRADENRURG Avaaimzir Oh, Susan. ' German Club, Pres. Tennis Club Student Councilor Science Club Typing Club Etiquette Club, Vice Pres. Quality Street MONROE BURNETT Efficiency ,flrrnlmuir A tfenshun . ' Military Club, Captain Rifle Club, Pres. CLEONA CARLTON Red C!7lIIlIIt'7'fl!'ll Oh, that litilln blonde. Bridge Club Secretarial Club Science Club Class Night Committee HELEN COATES Hal Armlmzzir CW'l1l lor-ks. curly locks, will you be mine? Dramatic Club Science Club Glee Club Ring Committee Conunencement Speaker FRANK COVVIC Bud Tfrlzmml Too much competition. Student Councilor Chief Draftsman Page Twenty-three ua ----V---Y - B' T H E T U R R E T g 2 HARRY COY Spot Tfrlmiral CLYDE D'fXLK Penny for your thoughts. K seedy Track Trrhniral Bridge Club Football Club Tumbling Team Gym Leaders' Club EDNA DANFORD Danny .4 t'tlllt'1ll if Il yds me down. ' Dramatic Club Friendship Club Rocking Chairs ANDREW DRODEN Skippy Turhuiral A hot fiddler! Orchestra, Concertmaster Yacht Club Musical Soloists' Club, Pres. Student Councilor CRAWFORD EASTON Bud A champ banjo tivklerf' Banjo Club Orchestra Student Council Orchestra Glee Club FRANKLIN FOLEY Tvvlzniral Where :iid you get the P. D.? Science Club Chemistry Club Baseball Club Electrical Club Page Twenty-four 1, Peat'ht's. use his ran. Science Club HENRY DOERINGER Hank Tvclzniml A Connecticut Yanlcer'. The Masquers Opera Club Glee Club Track Pickles The Dear Departed WILLIAM EARLEY Bill A radvm ic lt's IL 1'obber's, you k'nmv.' Camera Club, Treas. Photo Tinting Club Glee Club Dance Club Social Committee 'AFire Prince RUTH FIKE Tvrlzlzfrrzl S'aImr. but not serious. Science Club Home Economics Club, Sec' ELIZANORE FOX El Amdeuzir Art personified. Art Club, Pres. Opera Club Dress Committee Ring Committee Tower, Art Editor Pickles Willow Pattern Plate Y n Y, , ..,,,,,1A,,.-, me ADELF FRFY Fritzy .-lmrlmliz' Now Frilzy b1rluum! Glee Club. Accoinpanist Friendship Club, Treas. German Club, Pres. Tatting Club Opera Club Science Club School Aceoinpauist Orchestra Fire Prince Prunella Pickles THELMA GARY Rosie .flmzlvlllic Shv lows to Jrmr-rf! Dance Club Tatting Club ' PAULINE GORZYNSKI Paula C'0u1n1vrrial I think. Henrietta. Bridge Club Student Councilor Gym. Leaders' Club Quality Street FRANK GUUANC Gub f'lt'tIllt'llIlt' A real. mare enuf, song :xml llfmce man. Joke Club Hi-Y, Sec'y. Football Track Opera Club Glee Club Football Club Pickles HARRY HARRISON Bennie A rudrmfc Harry, take me for 'n airplane ride? Math Club Z JOSEPH GAMHATICSIQ Ganiby .'1t'tldt'll1ll' Got that copy in? Spotlight, Sports Editor Annual, Editor-in-chief Golf Club Quill and Scroll Golf 'leant FRANK GIERBIQC C'uuum'rvial The ru'eordio'n. man. Football Club Glee Club Orchestra OLGA GRAPATIN O. G. Cnm1m'r'rial Wim! does that ward mafmi? Friendship Club Glee Club Science Club Etiquette Club, Vice Pres. Choral Club Fire Prince STANIJEY H.fXl.l. Stan Tt'l'1llllt'flI MB1'ldfIf?'7fl,l'!'0Tdli7l!l to Hull. Bridge Club Football Club Football Stamp Club Baseball Club VIOLFT HANSIEN Vee C0unm'ri'iul 'Tis the modest violet 'num low. Table Decorating Club, Treas. Ushers' Club Page Twenty-Five ,PI K THE TURRET ARTHUR HAUSER Tiny Yifflliliftll I like fo do things. Electrical Club Baseball Club Checker Club DOUGLAS HEMPHILL Doug Academic Let's 'make whoapee! The Masquers Glee Club Pickles JOHN HENNIES Yohn Technical 'Ever ride in his fresh-air ta:ei?' Swimming Club Camera Club Checker Club Electrical Club EARL HOFFMAN Tcrlzniml Another ring order Monday. Metal Trades Club, Vice Pres. Student Councilor Ring Committee, Chair. Boys' Dress Committee PAUL HULT Pal Tzwlmirul Fresh as new mown hail, and as sweet. Dance Club Checker Club Science Club Golf Club Stamp Club Page Twenty-six -'Z ELINORE HEIN Heinic Commercial Happy Heinien Gym Captains' Club Ushers' Club, Vice Pres. JACK HENCK Tm-lzniral He shakes a wicked hoof. Football Electrical Club KATHLEEN HIGGINS MKayll Commercial Dirln't you know that I was here ? Pottery Club Etiquette Club Friendship Club DONALD HORNER Don Technical Little Don Horner, sat in u co1'ne1L-not he. Bridge Club Golf Club FRANK JARM Technical Cheese it! Here comes the captain. Checker Club Tennis Club Rl gg R4 THE TURRET ,Q H! NORMA JELINEK ..Nor,, Academic A sociology 'wow'. Friendship Club CHARLES JOHNSON Chuck Academic I Loads of fun and jollityl' Student Councilor FRANK JULIAN Technical Quiet, but alert. IVA KATZ Kittens Technical Cute as a lrittrwif' Doll Club WILBUR KEICHEL Tody Amdrmir Make haste, my time is precious. Stamp Club Science Club, Sec'y. Chess Club Boosters' Club Student Councilor Grade Representative Dance Committee, Chair. Annual, Circulation Manager Commencement Speaker RAYMOND JENKINS Ray Tm'1111irnI Why dow? folks fake me seriously ? Bridge Club Boxing Club Football Club MYRON JOHNSTON Johnny Bull .'1l'l1d4'llIlt' 'hlohvmy Bull, himsrflf. in person Opera Club Science Club, Pres. Track ' Student Councilor Pickles Quality Street ARTHUR KABAT MATTH At'tII1FllIit' Lend me you-r ears. Stagecraft Club Pottery Club Tumbling Team Swimming Team Social Committee, Chair. FRANCES KAVRAN Fanny CUlIlllIt'1'l'flII Dark hair. men beware. Tatting Club Table Decorating Club Dance Club Memorial Committee ROSEMARY KING Goop :Im1I'v1r1ir Careful-I'll put you in 'goose gads'. Ushers' Club Bridge Club Dance Club Social Service Club, Vice Pres. Social Committee Spotlight Staff Page Twenty-seven 3 A- ...W THE TURRET a A.- as 3 ll-'21 GERMAINE KINGZETT Gerry Commercial That school girl complexion Bridge Club Ushers' Club VERA KNERR Commercial Music hath chafrnis: so has she. Student Councilor Science Club Bridge Club Social Committee JEAN KOCH Dinny A l'tIllt ll1lt' I could get around faster on roller skafes. ' Friendship Club, Pres. - Tower, Poetry Editor Swimming Club, Pres. Spotlight, Sports Editor Annual, Literary Editor Science Club, Vice Pres. Diuny Declares Bridge Club Dance Club Gym Leaders' Club Class Night Committee Quality Street MARY KOVACS Clara firndmnic Curly hair and a winning smile. Spotlight Staff Glee Club The Masquers Opera Club Boosters' Club Fire Prince Pickles CONRAD KIUEGER Connie Tcclzuiral Every one can't be a. hero. Yacht Club Page Twenty-eight n EDVVARD KMETT Eddie Technical Eventually, why not now? Baseball Club, Pres. Checker Club Student Councilor CARL KNIERIM Carky Tcclmiral He su-rely knows his basketball. Boxing Club Dance Club Military Club Basketball CLARENCE KOPITCH stKOppyvv V Tr'chn.iral A lion among ladies is a fear- some thing. Dance Club Baseball Club Football Club Referee Club Track Social Committee CHARLES KRANZ Technical Chuck Now please behave, just once! Student Councilor Electrical Club Dance Club FRED BOYD Fritz Academic Always grinning. Senior Band Tennis Club v OERTRUOE Knuomu Aammmf UE - lk' THE TURRET r-El A-A---'Yah H - -A f --we HOWARD LARICK' Fat Gert Coiuurwriul Just -watch hier 'u.sh. ' Boosters' Club Scrap Book Club Ushers' Club Glee Club MILDRED LARICK Milly f.'0llllllt'l't'llIl Th1'c1r-jifth genius, two-fifth fun. Bridge Club Etiquette Club Five Years in Lunehroom Class Night Committee EDWARD LEE Lee 7't'l'l1llll't1l Ed always guts thc tumble.-J. Gym Team Apparatus Squad Boxing Club Gym Leaders' Club Class Night Committee DOROTHY LEMON noone Tfclzu im! A perfect little Lady all the time. Home Economics Club Paper Flower Club Dance Club HYMAN LEVISUN Tcvhnirul There speaks thc man. Baseball Club Rifle Club, Vice Pres. Referee Club Boxing Club Bridge Club Large but l0vablc. ' Bridge Club. Pres. Football Club Football Letterman Senior Band Annual, Sports Editor Referee Club Class Night Committee, Chair Quality Street MIQLVIN LARSUN Swede 7lI'l'lllIlt'tIl Anothe'r Nm'die. Basketball Club. Pres. Football Letterman Class Night Program LILLIAN l.l2FK,OFSKY Lil ' .-lrudrwzir Our pianist-and how! French Club, Pres. Theme Committee Commencement Speaker Student Council Honor Pin KATHERINE LENHARDT Lennie f'UllIlI1l'l't'l'tIl ---And Kalu did. German Club Friendship Club EMMA MAGNUSON Em C'llHIlll!'I't'ltl1 ' Grntlvnwn prefer blondes. Art Club Ushers' Club Secretarial Club Perfect Girl, 'ZS .. Page Twenty-nine ' ,,l -X 4 E 5E RICHARD MAHIER f-Dick Trrlzniral Everybody happy? LeL's go Dance Club Opera Club Glec Club Football Club Chemistry Club Pickles DOROTHY MCILVAIN . it'rldCIllIC Your serve now. Friendship Club Tennis Club Paper Flower Club Typewriting Club DANSY MANDEL Honey Coinnivrrial I THE TURRET Every day in every wwy I get better and better. Gym Captain Tennis Club Secretarial Club Friendship Club Bridge Club Dance Club IIOVVARD MCMILLEN Howie Technical Meet the chef. ' Cooking Club Latin Club n Metal Trades Club, Vice Pres MARTHA MEYER Scout .f'lmdm1ziLv Little, but oh 'nLyJ The Masquers Glee Club Two Crooks and a Lady' Page Thirty y JANE MCCUTCHEON Sky-Scraper Technical Have you been to Ju.ne's tea, room? Science Club EDWARD MANZ uEddyn Technical A second Valentino. Dance Club Metal Trades Club Glee Club Tennis Club Opera Club Track Dress Committee, Chair. Pickles GRACE MANGOLD Commercial Shy? Oh my! Student Councilor Diana's Club Swimming Club Gym Leaders' Club Friendship Club Bridge Club Glee Club LOUIS MELE Academir good laugh. is u. fine tonic Science Club, Pres. Glee Club Football Club Football Boxing Club GORDON MICHEL Mike A Tvrlmirul A rah-rah boy! Cheer-leader Metal Trades Club Chemistry Club Boosters' Club 'K B1 THE TURRET 7-E 3 MARGARET MONKS 6lPCg'l Comnzerfiul A busy little lady. Student Council, Treas. Gym Captains' Club Dance Club Science Club n Social Committee, Chau' XVILLIAM MURPHY Bill .rlmdmiiv A perfect 383' Science Club Bridge Club EDVVARD NEUMAN Eddy Tvellllfvrll May I have the next dance! Ukulele Club, Pres. Tower Staff Electrical Club, Pres. Track Dance Club Class Night Committee SALLY NICKERSON .-l fad.'111ic' There goes an athlete! Glee Club Gym Leaders' Club Track Fire Prince Baseball Throw Medal Basketball Throw Medal Broad Jump Medal LORNA OPITZ Lorn C0111111vn'1't1l A friend indeed! Scrapbook Club Boosters' Club Dance Club tn HELEN MOORE C0lIlllli'l't'llIl Still waters run deep. Gym Captains' Club OLGA MUS HINSKAS c.Ullllllt'l'l'lUI What is her power over men' Choral Club Bridge Club Glee Club Spotlight Stall' Camera Club Opera Club Class Night Committee Fire Prince Prunella Pickles JAMES NEVVMAN Jiinmie Tt'rl1uivuI And can he 'suit' folks? Football Club Checker Club Baseball Club HAZEL CVDONNELI. Coifirfivrrifil Of gracious mien. Ushers' Club Etiquette Club ROISERT PARKER Red .rl Ftlllflll ic Who'lI Bill argue with now! Tennis Club Chess Club Chemistry Club, Vice Pres. Page Thirty-one il E'l+M ' 'g ' Y ' WILLIAM PETROVIC Bill 1'llTlIdl'llIiC A second Euclid. Math Club JOSEPH PLEVNIK Sheik Cmiinzcrcial Tha sheilc of Araibyf' Basketball Club Stagecraft Club Chemistry Club Referee Club JESSIE POUNDS Jess .lcadcmic An Olympic .star in the making. Friendship Club Gym Leaders' Club Basketball Champs '27 EDWARD PRIMOSCH ..Ed-, Tt't'lHlll'lIl I dan't say much but I think ti lol. LA VERNE QUINN Alex Commercial Pep? And can she step? Bridge Club Dance Club Friendship Club Swimming Club Social Committee Class Night Committee Student Councilor Page Thirty-two W' THE TURRET fi El THELMA PHILPOTT Miss Plaza Commercial 'I-Ie' goes to Longwood. Camera Club Glee Club Choral Club Bridge Club Dress . Committee Annual, Art Editor Fire Prince Pickles DONIELLA POL-IAK Donnie Clllllllllfffllll Friendship is love without wings 10A Basketball Champs Orchestra Bridge Club - Class Night Committee GLENN PRILL Panhandle Pete .lmdcvnic Pele the 'uillyunf' The Masquers, Vice Pres. Band Senior Orchestra The Youngest RUTH' PROUTY Ruthie ,4L'Udl'1lllC Life is a, song, on with the music. Girls' Golf Club, Pres. Dance Club Glee Club Friendship Club Announcement Committee RUDOLPH REICHEL Technical Another Isaac Walton. Bait Casting Club B4 E THE TURRET -H Y ,, Y. fm., .-.l-34 S A HAROLD RICE Oats 1'lL'dlll'llll!' Uh Sm-geant, how could you? Military Club, Sergeant Boxing Club Quality Street CLOVIS RITZ Tt'l'llHl1,'tll Silcm'z' is golden-hc's a double eagle. Military Club Science Club ALPHONSE SAJOVIC Duke Crmzuzrrrinl The duke himself! Dance Club Bridge Club Stage Craft Club Golf Club Glee Club Tower Staff Memorial Committee MADEIJNE SANTORO CUII1lllt'l't'llll Each heart holds 0. secret. Bridge Club Tatting Club Gym Captains' Club MEYER SCHNEIDERMAN 7lt'L'llllliL'tll Can you over forget the wise man? Glee Club Yacht Club Bridge Club Fire Prince FRANCIS Rllllill Frank Tvrlznivul Nut that I love studies lrss. but womirm more. Dance Club Electrical Club Golf Club Checker Club Band HELEN SADLER VVhitie 1lt'tIllt'Illlt' AIl'.-r mall that ends well. Iinmanccrs' Dramatic Club Science Club Dance Club Glee Club MARY SANDUXV Shorty Commercial Short but surest! - Golf Club Ushers' Club CARL SCHELLIER Tvrlzizicxzl Uh, what shall I be when I grow up? Gym Team, Captain Track Asst. in Physical lid. Dept. Memorial Committee M.XRGARli'l' SCIIOCH Marg Conwzvrfiul Good, and good fm' something. Gym Captains' Club Ushers' Club Friendship Club ,. Page Thi rty-three UE i'l - ,.l THE TURRET 4 IB' JOHN SESEK jolinny X'lClllll'llllC Docs he love to argue! Bridge Club Chemistry Club, Pres. Aeroplane Club Gym Team ARTHUR SHAVV Tvdzniml Oh, you curly headed banjo player. Banjo Club Harmonica Club Electrical Club Track EDITH SLATER c40IlIlllt'l'Ci!1l Attendance Star. Etiquette Club, Pres. VVINFIELD SMITH Windy Tc'r1zni'u1l -And in brcczed Windy. Checker Club Baseball Club MARGARET SPEED Speedy Co111r11v1'f1'uI Good naturcd old Speedy. Student Councilor Friendship Club. Council Re Gym Leaders' Club Dianas' Club Glee Club Swimming Club Dramatic Club Class Night Committee Page Thirty-four p. H CA RL SEYFERT .ipctcn .'1L'll!iL lIllC Honor Pin Commencement Speaker Annual, Business Manager Math Club Bridge Club GLADYS SHEPHERD Glad Eyes .'1L'lIdf'Illl'C 'Does she dance? Oh, boy! Golf Club Student Councilor GERALD SMITH ttGerrysa .-Imdmnic Just pleasingly plump. Opera Debating Club Dramatic Club Football Club Basketball Club Track Football Basketball Referee Club, Pres. Hi-Y, Pres. MANUEL SOBOLOVITZ Manny f1ffIdt'1I1lC 'Ona of the Gold Dust twins. Referee Club, Vice Pres. JOE STANKUS Bull Tfflllllftll Football Basketball Football Club Bait Casting Club Basketball Club l'.-Q Brevity must be the soul of wit. up-gg Bl Sl EDITH STANONIK f-Edie' Tcclzniml Mile, Stanonilc-Coutierre ETHEL STONE Stonce C'UIIIlll4'I'L'll1l Slu:'s a, real 'brick'. Dramatic Club Ukulele Club Bridge Club Ushers' Club CLAYTON SWARTZ 71l'l'1llItL'tlI Another hoofcrf' Football Club Dance Club Track Club Metal Trades Club Referee Club Football Track HENRY SZYMANSKI Hank Teflznivnl What makes that wlwct go Wound? JANET TEES Jinny .-lcudemic Our Saxra, Bm nhu,rdL. The Masquers, Sec'y. and Pres. Glee Club Student Councilor Class Night Committee Ring Committee Pickles The Youngest THE TURRET DONIELLA STARICH Dome .'1l'tld4'llIl'L' Ilv's got green eyes. Friendship Club Gym Leaders' Club Spotlight, Sports Editor SAM STREMOFSKY ,rlrrldvlllir If I don'f arrim- today, l'll be there soon. Typing Club Metal Trades Club Bridge Club Arrangement Committee ROBERTA SXYEENISY Billy Cnnzuuwrinl 'Lvt's yo places an' do things. Dance Club Bridge Club Ushers' Club, Pres. Art Club Class Night Connnittce ESTHER TAYLOR Blondy z1l'tIt1'l'7lllt' I rcsolvz: to grow fatter. Science Club Dance Club Tatting Club Swinnning Club JOE 'rEKANc1c joe Blow Ac'uda'u1iz' The other Gold Dust twin. l Referee Club l Page Thirty-five l l 5711 THE TURRET R' E ' '21 JOHN TERCEK .'il'tldl'lllil' Some day he'Il be P. D. city erlifo'r! Quill and Scroll Dance Club Student Councilor Baseball Club Chemistry Club, Pres. Football Club Tower, Business Mgr. Spotlight, Sports Editor Glee Club GEORGE TIMMS Blackie Trcluzivul Ovid Watch him. tumble! Checker Club Chess Club Tennis Club Metal 'Trades Club, Pres. Gym Team Tumbling Team RICHARD TOLHURST Dick fiL'lldl'lIIil' Serious Richard. ROBERT TREACY Bob Y'!'t'll1llt'llI Bob the stage man. Stagecraft Club Class Night, Stage Manager VVILLIAM ULOZ Bill Terhnirul Our John McCormick. Track Baseball Club Track Club Class Night Committee Page Thirty-six PAULINE THURMAN Carrots Commercial Fiery her hair, but gentle lzur disposition. ALICE TOBIN MAIN r1l't1dCllIIiL' 'khnvllwr Mary Roy'nolds. ' Ushers' Club Bridge Club Dance Club Spotlight Staff Memorial Committee ROSE TERCEK Skinny C01l1llLl'I'L' ful Yoo-hoo, Skinny. Bridge Club Tatting Club MARGARET TURPIN Marge Commercial Oh Marge, come on over. Gym Captains' Club Ushers' Club Bridge Club Annual, Advertising Committee STANLEY VALINCZ Stan Academic One of the prodigious ones. Memorial Committee Math Club Dance Club A Metal Trades Club rrf.1-e. We f S OLIVER VARNES Ollie Terhnical Big and folly. Military Club Rifle Club JOE VIGNONE Pug firndrnzif Smart as they 'make 'em' Chess Club, Pres. School Chess Champ Cup Team Bridge Club Dance Club ARTHUR WELZ Art Acudmiifz' A chem-club boy. Chemistry Club EDITH VVITZKE Edie CUll1llIt'I't'l'UI Edie, where'n Lawn? Scrapbook Club Boosters' Club Dance Club SOPIIIE ZALLER Smiles C'0111111u1'ri11I Smile, and the world smiles with you. The Masquers, Sec'y. Glee Club, Pres. Choral Club Girls' Dress Committee, Chair. Fire Prince Pickles The Youngest THE TURRET f ffm 1 .f ERI E44 GEORGE YIDMAR Vicldy Tvvliuiml Just a 'modest chap. Football Letterman Track Football Club Class Night Program CLARICE WEHAGAN CtlIlIllI!'l'l'flll VVILLIAM WILLIAMS Bill 'ferlz ll im! He Iilres to take pic'turf's. Dance Club Science Club Camera Club HELEN YURGLTC Amdvnlif A rivics shark. ALEXANDER ZYCII Alex Arrm'f'mic My, such athletic prouwsx Math Club Track Club Track Letterman Football Club Football Letterman Science Club Dance Club Student Councilor Social Committee Page Thirty-seven nf,-,3,,, lil. THE TURRET If Pi 1 Pg Th P'- .23 5 Q C3 FQ Senior Hlgh yay li' THE TURRET ,Q 3 Quality Street Pickles HE third annual Senior High play, Quality Street by Sir James Barrie, under the direc- tion of Miss Corda Peck, was enacted in the school auditorium on the eve- ning of April 25, before a house that was filled to overflowing. The quaint little blue and white room with its dear inmatesl' was most charmingly portrayed. Shy, evasive, little Susan, the gallant Captain Brown and patient Phoebe all were vital points in making it a success. The audience thought well of the three quaint maiden ladies. The children in the school room were a decided hit, too, as were the gallants and ladies at the ball. Un- doubtedly, nobody will forget the won- derful scenery painted by the art de- partment and the cute ushers who passed out the whimsy cakes. Six members of the class of June '29 took part. THE CAST Jean Koch CSeniorJ Miss Fanny Willoughby Alice Norton ,...,.,... Miss Mary Willoughby EthelBradenburg CSeniorJ ,....................... Miss Susan Throssel Pauline Gorzynski CSeniorJ ..,.,...,.,,,.,.,..... Miss Henrietta Turnbull Frieda Bartels .....,..,. Miss Phoebe Throssel Mildred Sobolovitz ..,,,.......,.......,,,......,,, Patty Harold Rice CSeniorJ Recruiting Sergeant Robert Johnston .... , ..........,, Valentine Brown Ruth Dunlap ,,,,,,,..................,......,.,.,,,. Isabella Robert Cochran Arthur Wellesley Thomson Charlotte Rutter .... llliss Charlotte Parrott Harold Boehm ........,,........,..,.. Ensign Blades Amelia Rebec .........................,......,....... Harriet Myron Johnston CSeniorJ ,...,.......,,............ Lieutenant Spirrr Howard Larick CSeniorj ............r,......r.....,. An Old Gentleman Julius Simmons ,,,,,,,.....................,,,. A Gallant Lois Altman ...,...,...,........,...,.,,.,.. Introdurtion Other Pupils: Ruth Hogan, Ruth Carlson, William Witus, Jack Dressler, Herbert White, Anthony Iannetti, Violinist Lil- lian Fingerhut. HE antics of Capt. Kinski, Chief Detective, and his two faithful sleuths, Bumski and Rumski, sent three packed houses almost hys- terical when the Senior Glee Clubs and Orchestras presented Pickles, on May 8, 9 and 10, in the school auditorium. This colorful, humorous musical- comedy of love and life among tour- ists, gypsies and natives of old Vien- na, was given on the three different occasions by three sets of characters, under the supervision of Mr. Hague, music instructor. The Class of June '29 was repre- sented in the cast by seven of its members. THE CAST Ray Lewis Alfred Taylor Henry Doeringer CSeniorJ ,,.,., Hans Maier - ' . tProprietor of hml Christine Frazier Phyllis Leach Margaret Gifford ss.,,, ,,iit,tt,t,,,,7,,,,,, L Wim D IA - Waitressl. MSX M3l3V3SlC ,.,,..,.,.....,,,... Captain Kznski lChief Detectivel Frank Gubanc fSrnio1-J ,t,,,,.,,,AAi,,,,,,A Bumski Anthony Gubanc ,,.,,,, ,,,i, ,,,, ,,,,,, , , , Rumgki 1Ki'nski's Faithful Sleuthal Douglas- Hemphill CSeniorJ Norman Burkhardt MGX Keck ......,........,,,,,,,,.,,,. J. fennison Jones ' lA'n Advertising Expertl Tom McKnight Frank Naisby ,,,,,i,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, J i g 0 QA Hungarian Gypsy! Edith Rider Angie Mancini Marion Farinacci ,s..s, ,,,,,,ii,.,,,,,,,,,, A , 110,111 I I KA Gyp G rlJ William Johnston W 1 Paul Tyler .,,,,.....,,,,..,,,,s,s.,,,, Arthur Crefont l tAmerican Artistb Mary Kovacs KSUTIIOTJ Isabel Hemphill YCUVC Todd -f----.-4A-v.....,.4.... June Pennington lAmerica,n Heireasl R0b9ft Henry .. ,,,,..... Jonas H. Pennington tProprietor of Peter Piper Pickles J Olga Mushinska CSeniorJ Mary Blumels fSeniorJ Ann WCXSZ .........,,-,...., Lady Vivain Delaney ' . tEnglish. Widow? Henry Doeringer CSemorJ ,.,.ii.,.,,, Waiter Marle Ross ....,.,.....,,,.....,,,,.. ..cc,,,,c, G ypsy Girl Page Thirty-nine fini- ,i ,mg ,V , it ,. :Tw if ll r Q 1 ll fm, ii' ' A l l 'ff ' WE X lil tj Q l 'H q i vm - f '-sql its V T 1-1 B fr V R E 1' Q a , W - ' M M A - ' ' 'J 'XYA 'T 'A' AM' ' ' ' , 1.45 l -,av , sl' ' l'i will N v x ' . it A is fir' A ,V V V , l ' ,MQW l N if l' v T ta 'g1Ann-,Q f glllsls. 'L ' i , f ' A 5 3 .If- ' A , ,, V , --5 - X , 1 M ti:-., ' agp- H f -.Q A ..,l! ,fill ' 'Li 5 ' ' ' ' ' it if of 5 A ---ff T 6 , .1 p . t A 1 T ,, -T.. X W 1 ' . 4 ll ' 'ffl -se E qljngi: l 'mm' rw, 'A f- - us' ggi f, ' s -Y ' E ,re ,pl s,i.,,:,5 ., P it J tm ,,, - 1' ig ,dj 5 Ju. I M W tg,-ll ET ' John Sesek was subbing for an gabsent As a waltzer he's a winner ' ,'- member on a girls' debating team. He ad- But his prize was from Frank's dinner. N. dressed them as follows,. Dear felldw co- QW. KJ ffl' ,I ,,,, V eds- tWhere's his sk1rt?J . -V' im ma s0e'25s'l2:tm::101220210216Hoof, N571 jean,.today is deadline day. We,ll nOt'ha gi y ' f r , A ,Friendship meeting is called at two That nd thvebigs for 0 g ey' ,H N ' And class-nite practise, what will you do? e S e l e Of y df i Physics Student: In materials shall we We think that it was Ed Newman who L fi., include the burlap? handed in a test paper with the following 'Lg 7 MY- Sffmgefi BurlaD?n request on it: If you sell any of these if J- fx P. S.: Sure, you rubbed that rod on answers to College Humor, I expect half of All your sleeve. ' the profit. ' F JJ Oh, Alex, here's one you must have ik ,Q 1 All I dl'0DD6d- With a vacant stare on his handsome face 'rl' F me, that makes me twenty-three. , Our Joe goes tearing round the place. its f For safety pins both large and small He needs more copy to fill that space, ,.,, Are the mark of his fraternity. Hey, dig some up from the old briefcase. W ' l Ji l '11 J 5 V V V l Q, , ' V ' ' QUESTIONS THE EDITOR CANNOT H, ' . ANSWER. ' ' ras. w . :J M' .Why does Glenn Prill refuse to tie his Can Adele Frey pancakes? - ll b ties? g Is Windy one of the Smith Brothers? V iii What makes Harry Coy? IS Bill Eafley? ' ' Is Don any relation to little Jack Horner? Has Sally ck,NiCkerSon? U QM What is it Jessie Pounds? , who did Stanley Han? A M, k nd R , HK, f If he had a car could Bob Parker? V li a dig? IC CY 3 Osemary -lust mg or hArti-1Iur had an aeroplane, where did Ar- 1,4 'Q' t ur auser. How fast does Margaret Speed? what did Earl Hum for? - Does Janet Tees? CWe'll say she tloes.D Did Edward! Thayer her name wath 1 Is Frank Rider a second Paul Revere? Thusie? ,Q if -in -WM 1 Page Forty H xxxx ff W v'll1 . W ,fl i - ' lg, -9 'l V , , T ',.t ,a.' fl'll ,.,..i 1 if van' 1- ' T- L' ' ' ' we Rl p THE TURRET l' I 1 I as a 1 ' . 1 A Tragic Tale A A it By Evelyn Patterson V V V Time: 4:15, sometime in january Place: Auditorium V V V FIRST AND LAST ACTS HE stage is strewn with papers, books and seniors. In one corner Charlotte Bowers, Edgar Horsey, Mary Iarussi, and Kenneth Lear are playing bridge. In another corner Marika Hellstrom, Kathleen Wells, and Lavinia Baggot are uttering a series of 1ow.murmurs, shrieks, and more low murmurs. Mr. Hague Uripping in with beaming faeej: I'm here now gang: c'mon let's start. Edgar: I 'can't bid, my hand is bum. Marika: His car is swell but 'he's so dumb. Mr. Hague: isa-vagelyj fTo Edgarj For heaven's sake break up that game! fTo Marikal The way you gossip is a shamel fTo er.-erybodyj Let's go now! Hustle into line. lTo pianistj For my sake, try to keep good timel fVirginia Moore and Alyce Reid amble slowly onto the stagej Virginia: She looks so staid and sweet and prim, who'd ever dream she'd date with him? Mr. Hague: Good grief l what makes you come so late? We'll never finish at this rate. QPianist starts playing, We're a Band of Happy Seniors. Chorus comes in dancing and singing.l . Miss Rebert Cfrom back of auditoriumj: Arthur Sellers' not in time. George Weber: The way he dances is a crime. A 12B in the balcony: Your singing cer- tainly is a joke. You sound as if you're going to choke. Howard Henderson: I'll break your neck! Bruno Benedetti: You'll he a wreck! Otis Staples: I'll punch his head! Norman Hirter: I'll shoot him deadl Q The 12B disappears, poor wretch! Henry Kleifield strides to the front of the stage and starts singing in a childish treblej I am the monarch of the sea, . The ruler of the Queen's naveef' Mr. Hague: Heiniel Can that girlish stuff I Throw out your chest, act tough, be rough! Heinie: Whose praise Great Britain loudly chants. Chorus ffranticallyj: And we are his sisters and his cousins and his aunts. Mr. Hague: What the Cl 'l?8z'iJ You missed your cue. Harvey Kehl: Qby 'way of changing the sgbjecljs I think I'm coming down with il us, Miss Rebert: Be stilll I'll flunk you if you do. Arlene Zehe: Oh, Mr. Hague, I have to go: it's awfully late, that clock is slow. Virginia Patterson: I must go too. Please don't be soreg Harold's waiting at me door. Leonard Hawk Ctrailing Arlene! : S'long, I'll have to leave you all. Charles Pfister Cplayfnllyj: Our Leonard hears Dan Cupid call. Chorus: G'bye, Mr. Hague, we'll meet tomorrow. QA frenzied look sweeps across Mr. Hagueiv face and he gurgles ineoherentlyj : Tomorrow, tomorrow, my God, tomorrow! Curtain. Page Forty-one . ,W , tw 'B ,.. ' .V U. .ss Ln 3' - e U ' 'Q' v sf 5 x . -1 1 .4 +3 I , tl v. s i if n , 'u l J I I 'F l 'P Sl 7, r 1' r f i ip- -- SBEHWGIIY: l I 5 rg ws- 1 S .i . -v. 1. ,,, .E il W ,ll 11 5 1. La K. ,.. Q: p wat- , 1 1 , ... V23 I 1 - . me THE TURRET r- I3 Calendar Class of January '29 v v v jan. 28. We became l2B's and signed a year's lease for room 201. Feb. 29. All the class talent was dragged out at a home-room period program. Otis Staples was master of ceremonies. March 15. VVe danced and ate at a Get-Acquaintecl Party in the girls' gym. The girls were so eager and the boys so loath that every other dance became a girls' rob',. April 12. We elected class ofhcers. It was a real election in every respect-even to bribing and bullying the nominating committee. April 17. Elmer Kempke appointed the ring and social committees. May 24. Our 12B dinner-dance was a big success-food, fun, and CONFETTI. CAnd the next morning the social committee, poor wretches, cleaned up the debris.j Sept. 10. VVe became uausterel' 12A's. The title austere first appeared in the Spotlight, and a 12B reporter, in a moment of due humility, named us that. Sept. 25. Animal staff and six other committees were elected. QNice of Mr. Dec. Dec. Jan. Ian. Ian. jan. Page 6. Whitney to let us have an annual, wasn't it?j Commencement speakers were elected. QDid you ever know that the suppressed desire of all three speakers was to discuss the cause and pre- vention of crime? It took the combined efforts of Mr. NVhitney, Miss Rebert, and Mr. Myers to persuade them that Leisure Time was a safer and saner subject.j 14. Psychological Tests f '?! t8z-5 g?!8z'k?D After two and a half hours of crazy questions we all knew we were morons. 7. The Big-Chiefs-in-the-Office canceled our Power Tests. 8. 17. 24. VVe made whoopee at the 12A prom. We even had after-dinner speeches at this party. Wasnlt Forrest Watson a riot when he imitated Miss Kimber and caroled, Norman, answer the phone please. Overalls and sun-bonnets soon abolished law and order at Class Day. Our class broke precedent by dressing as farmers instead of as kids . The headline act of our Class Night performance was the play, What Rosie Told the Tailor -a strictfy masculine production. Didn't Norman Hirter, Norman VVells, and Otis Staples make intriguing girls? COMMENCEMENT-and suddenly we found ourselves alumni. Forty-two - .1 -1 . l ii UQ: m s 3 T H E T U R RB T li 1 n V r GS Calendar Class of June '29 v v v As l2B's we were unusually active and also had many good times. ' Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Oct. 29 Nov. 26 Dec. 6 jan. 15 Feb. 4 Feb. 25 Mar. 7 April 5 april 14 April25 May 14 May 23 May 28 june 13 We started action by nominating the class officers. We elected our oflicers and work started in earnest. The annual was a big problem so we nominated and a day later elected the six staff members, who immediately went into action. Weary of business we gladly accepted the invitation to meet in a get-to- gether dance as guests of the 12A's. Then came the big night for the Prodigious Ones, for our progressive dinner-dance was hailed the greatest success of the semester. I faw' down and go Boom ! fAn evening skating party at Rockefeller Park.j Pins and rings ordered. fAt lastlj They arrived. Really! Seniors now, believe it or not! fWe advise all successors to do their shopping early.j We followed the golden rule and invited the 12B's to a dance in the cafeteria. VVe joined the alumni in a frolic. The Clifford A. C. walloped Steel Tubes and then we danced to the strains of Homer Thompson's orchestra. We tried to show a little of our appreciation by presenting Mr. Avery with an initialed class pin. Quality Street. Six seniors in it. Grand Whoopee! We had our 12A Prom CD and was it fun! And oh! what teachers we did make. After high-hatting everybody for a day, We joined the rest of the kids at the May party in the gym, know- ing that teaching wasn't so easy after all. Class Nite! We can never forget Pol!y's Hero or Do you believe in luck ? either. And how about our home talent 3 peachy, eh wot ? Commencement! Long-waited-for time arrived and quite a few tears were honestly shed. No matter how badly we had wanted to be through, it was mighty hard- to really say, Goodbye. Page Forty-three 1 ,, aj .Qi I' QW l I 'I er va am- - as THE TURRET Sl L3 A Small World After All By Robert Hill V V V N the year of our Lord, 1945, I was battling my way high in the clouds over the northeastern part of Ohio. As I had very little gas left in my plane I headed for Cleveland and landed there at the airport. I boarded a street car which was headed for town and there in the motorman's seat was Forrest Watsoii. VVe discussed old times and swapped traveling salesman jokes until we reached town. The streets were deserted so I asked a small news boy where everyone was and learned that this was the day of the great flea-Hights at the stadium. I jumped on a passing taxi and soon arrived at the gates. I found a box seat and looking around discovered that I was seated in the midst of our dear old class of austere seniors. Immediately it became evident that Merle Spencer still had a weakness for me but I informed her that I was the proud papa of two knolls Clittle hillsj. Charlott Bowers was living on alimony from Doug and was posing for chewing gum ads on the side. Nelma Cramer was a struggling artist just at the present. while Sophia Jarc and Evelyn Patterson were both Professors at Vassar College. Arlene Zehe had made a very confortable fortune from her world-famous Weiner-schnitzel, which was at the tip of everyone's tongue in every clime. The rest of the girls were all there, but just then I noticed the conspicuous absence of the men folks. I excused myself and wandered down a long corridor. I saw a gang of men at the end of the hall and there were the boys themselves indulging in a little crap game in which Thomas Swanson had just about cleaned out everyone present. Art Sellers informed me that Marika had turned him down so he had drowned his sorrows in chocolate sodas and had married an Eskimo for spite. He was now a big noise in Cleveland as he was a prosperous hoilermaker with fourteen kids. Kenny Lear and Ray Lieber were both professionals in the game of flinch while Red Velvick and Chollie,' Daws were coaches at Yarvard and Hale. Harold McMurtrie was selling twistless pretzels and Karl Pitcock was a billion- aire. Karl had invented electricity which was shockless, odorless, ate anything and was fond of children. Karl Robbins and Alyce had settled down peacefully and the wedding ring was almost paid for. We adjourned to the arena and watched Charlie Kranz brutally torment a flea to the strains of Kenny Thom- son's and Happy Ryders' augmented band. IT'S A SMALL XVORLD AFTER ALL. Page Forty-four Ui - E THE TURRET LA '7 7 ' ' 3 g F i l' . P :jill rw A S.-uv THE TURRET f vm Ek Class Reunion in 1940 By Ieaq Koch VVV EETING will please come to order! Martin Valetich, president of the class of '29 as well as president of the Aerial Semaphore company, called the gang to order. I want to announce the ball for tonight. Mr. Edward Manz has kindly agreed to let us use his private ball room in his home on River Side Drive for the affair. But first I want to present this medal for the first 'round the world non- stop ilight to Harry Harrison. For entertainment we have been fortunate enough to get Adele Frey and Lillian Lefkofsky, who have played for all the crowned heads of Europe. They will accompany Mary Kovacs and Mary Blumel, Metropolitan Opera Stars. Then for variety Williarii Earley, famous for his engineering feats in Australia, will address you on Modern Bridge Building. Verna Brown and Alice Tobin of the New York World and Chicago Tribune respectively will cover this meeting. The music for tonight's ball will be a special feature, a combination of two famous orchestras, Crawford Easton's from the Palais D'Or, New York, and Frank Gerbec's from Pirate's Hold, Cleveland. Joe Gambatese, second Graham McNamee, will now give you a brief account of the last Olympic games where jessie Pounds broke world records in live events. Then he will describe the last tussle of the Ohio State grid squad that attained natio11al fame under tutelage of Coach Steve Bernardic. VVe conclude the meeting with a brief talk by Carl Seyfert, successful crim- inal lawyer and debaterf' Mr. Chairman, I move we adjourn. VVe must get back to the theatref, This from Ethel Bradenburg, world famous tragedienne and Rosemary King, star in a big musical comedy running on Broadway. Second the motion, and in perfect unison juni Koch, English professor at Vassar and Ethel Stone, buyer for Halle's, end the meeting. Wliile every one was collecting their wraps, in rushed Howard Larick, George VVeske, Vlfilbur Keichel and Clarence Kopitch, big business men from VVall Street, with their secretaries, Margaret Speed, Grace Mangold, Thelma Philpott and Cleona Carlton. One more announcement, folks. This from Pauline Gorzynski, private secretary to president of the American Steel 81 NVi1'e as well as secretary of this gathering. The committee to plan the next get-together will consist of The Right Rev. Alexander Zychg Miss Ruth Fike and Miss Helen Coates, of the U. S. Col- lege for Nursing, and Theodore Beck, vice-president of the Terminal Tower corporation. Until tonight then, adios. Page Fatty-six f E94 THE TURRET 3 ge Forty -SEV l H l sm., Q' 2 T THE TURRET 2 A' QI Reminiscences january Class V V V F course you've nearly forgotten those ancient days when you used to chin on the rafters in the portables and when so-cial science notebooks were a weighty matter, but will you ever forget when the new building was hrst opened? We ate our lunch in room 22 then, and gave our entertainments in the boys' gym. Who was that austere senior who back in Miss Frances Murphy's 9A Eng- lish class concluded his essay with, -and the moans of the wounded and the dead QPJ were tcrrible ? Elmer IX7Clllf7kC - Evelyn Mfyfurd At the class night play, Scrmcd to like the rwzlfsing- It sure Iookcd that way. Speaking of Class Night. didn't we l2A's gloat when Robert Hill, Master of Ceremonies, addressed the audience as, Ladies, gentlemen-and l2l3's ? - Has anyone found out how Charles Pfister managed to skip school on both jewish and Catholic holidays without being caught? lt was an embarrassing moment for Bruno Benedetti when Otis Staples and Edgar Horsey ripped a piece of canvas just as he was walking across the stage at Class Night. Poor Bruno! His sailor trousers were really awfully tight! Big as you are l'll-P Mr. ward used to threaten. Kenneth Balk and Leonard Hawk used to drive him crazy when they crawled around under the lab tables to set tire to each other's shoe laces! And once in that same class Forrest Vtlatson poured mercury down Evelyn Patters0n's back. W'ill you ever forget the time that ice-cream sold at 2c a cake? Eighteen Scotchmen were sick the next day. VVere you in Miss Mabel Kimber's English class the time that somebody gave an oral report on A Trip Through a Pin Factory ? 'l'here's a point to that story, said Miss Kimber solemnly, and nearly assigned all the pupils to de- tention bccause they started to laugh. A Vl'ill you ever forget the time that all 4,000 pupils were given a physical examination during the same week? The school was in a glorious turmoil. Any- body with an honest face could get excused from his classes by just saying, 1've gotta see the doctor now. Elmer Kempke was a conscientious president. At the 12B dinner party he dutifully danced with every girl in the class. He would have been more tactful though not to have concluded each dance wi-th, Thanks, I've only got nine more girls to dance with. V Page Forty-eight THE TURRET 34 E! Page Forty W 'IHI1 r it Z1 X THE TURRET as-+ -1 --an Reminiscences june Class By Verna Brown VVV During the Trail of '24 many small feet Qnow number elevensj dirtied the halls of Collinwood's portables. But the owners didn't care-the portables were old and they were the future june '29 class, just born. We still see joe Gambatese, Margaret Monks, Cleona Carlton, and Verna Brown running to classes--that's before they grew up and lost the accent and airs of Brett Memorial School. Other schools had the same eiifect on Jean Koch, Helen Coates, Carl Seyfert, Bill Albrecht, and Wilbur Keichel, at least it wore off the same. As 8Bl1's, we had a big party and made whoopee until a scandalous hour- almost five o'clock. Andjthe May festival at the Public Auditorium when joe Gambatese played the violin and so many of us sang-was it the spring weather? It was at that time too that Jean Koch and Verna Brown first learned what work really meant-they joined the Spotlight staif when they were 8B's. The mention of the Collinwood school picnics held at Euclid Beach brings back many and diiterent memories-well, we won't interrupt the dreams. Not even to ask, Why the sigh ? The class was not complete then until Pat Henry sent over his representa- tives. All we have to say is that that wild group, Steve Bernardic, Ted Beck, Stan Hall, and Clarence Kopitch, was then annexed. We remember when Olga Mushinskas sang in the operetta, F ire Prince , and Mary Kovacs sang in assembly. But when Pat's gang got going look what it turned out- Best all-around athlete you'd want, ladies and gentlemen, right here-Steve Bernardic, football and basketball flash, separated from the common herd by the name of captain. Then Verna Brown chose our Prodigious adjective. We ground our teeth when on the Austere's class night they addressed the crowd as: Ladies, Gentlemen, and 12B's. In February we set about to elect some officers. Because Martin Valetich and Steve Bernardic are their own sweet selves, we chose them as president, and vice president. George VVeske looked rather sad and broke, so we elected him treas- urer and now he's always glad. It wasn't fair to have all boys, so we elected Verna Brown to the office of secretary. VVhen in love eat pickles , Doug Hemphill had the 'leading role. Jean Koch, Pauline Gorzynsky, and Ethel Bradenburg made surprisingly good old maids in Quality Street . D And how Lillian Lefkofsky, Carl Seyfert, Martin Valetich, Helen Coates, and Wilbur Keichel could certainly talk on Commencement night! And now we're remembering the alumni-12A party and are looking forward to more alumni parties. Page Fif ty la B' THE TURRET 1 f- -- -- 1-1, Fiy 6 IB' THE TURRET Page Fi E 3 CLASS NIGHT PLAYS VVV Tuesday, May Z8 Directed by MISS CHARLOTTE BOCKES HOWARD LARICK, Chairman Polly - John Hayes foe - - Albert Jim - Kitty - .Marie - Sue - - Mr. Anderson Burglar - Mrs. A Nderson - V V V Polly's Hero VVV Verna Brown Harold Rice Ted Beck - Harry Coy Edward Manz Rosemary King - Alice Tobin Roberta Sweeney Myron Johnston Steve Bernardic Lucille Cada Dansy Mandel Do You Believe in Luck? Jane Bradford - Peggy Crandon - Jimmy Craudon Marigold Alice Nrrwsboy - - Mrs. Crandou - Professor Lizringston Miss Penelope Crandou Mrs. Jones - - Soplzy Jones Ned Brown Bob Davis ity-two Pauline Gorzynski - janet Tees Edward Neuman Margaret Monks Chester Artino Cleona Carlton Clayton Swartz Helen Sadler Mildred Larick LaVerne Quinn Steve Bernardic Henry Doeringer EE , . , 1. THE TURRET it The Duffel' joseph Gambatese. A 'mighty driver in his hand The golfer stepped np to the tee. Ile placed tl1e ball upon some sand And smiling, soeked it far and free. The eaddie who nzade not a sound Pieked up the bag and with him went. To their surprise the ball they found, Lodged in a hole with one big dent. His seeond slzot went in the rough, The third went wide and eanght a trap. ll'hen three inore shots he there did N'll'Z1lg'.A,U The eaddie thought, Gosh, what a sap. Then taking out his trusty club, He hit the ball out of the sand And eried- 'Aha, now who's a dub? ll'hen on the green the ball did land. Ilis .hrst putt was a little hard And rolled ten feet beyond tl1e pin, And when he fin'ly nzarked his card, He first took of his onee broad grin. VVY' The Dreamers La Verne Quinn. The gypsies passed her little gate, She stopped her work to see A brown-faeed pair who walked the road, Free as the wind is free,' And suddenly her tidy room A prison seemed to be. Her shining plates against the wall, Her suulit, wooden floor, The brass-bound wedding ehest tlzat held Her linen s snowy store, The very wheel whose humming died, Seenzed only ehains she bore. She watehed the foot-free gypsies pass, And never knew or guessed The wistful dream that drew thezn elose- The longing in. eaeh breast Sonfze day to know a home like hers lllherein their hearts nzight rest. R Q Page Fifty-three A wwmnm, w ,W ,1 nm uwn.-,:-1.1.-m.mmu1.w -11-1 M4 - , 1 1 1 M, .-1 mmm, W 4nlWI 1 v1vvlIlum...,. . , -.yy-unlqglg-.+I 4 MMA I 'UMW qwulf' l H'-' 'K Mmm. In 22:5 wf fp 45475 THE CLASSES r ,1 -f ., J i? -z h gs . 15 E! if C 7 Q? -V , 5, 1 3 5: I-E 'L as ll IF gr ya It ff rl p A. jr E? 'w EE Zi FE fi F? P F W? .-232715552-s GUEXQCIU' The sea-going men C9f the f9dyssey Qid no greater deeds Cgban will these you CZ.Q7itlv books put away C5l1ey turn their eyes C50 the gods to aid tlrem Clfljitlr blue skies. .-2EQKCIa-, GUBJKGW get A f f 1 f mrs' E , SW' ' T E E T U R R E T W ' 1' 'i Wi ' ' M W Page F fry lass BC 12 iwrg 1. THE TURRET Q Ackley, Edward Darnel, Daniel Davis, Arthur Foster, George ' Foster, Harry Highfield, Robert Holzberger, Edgar Kenworthy, Bob Kroll, Henry Liatti, Mario Manzi, Armand Pirc, Louis Anker, Albert Backus, William Belpuso, Vincent Boag, Alex Bolton, Edgar Crow, Harold V Egensperger, Elmer Ferris, Streator Flanigan, Kenneth Hoffman, William Klauminzer, Gus Lutkewicz, Frank McCain, Kenneth Arnold, Walter Cicchella, Charles Cowic, Frank Daykin, Otto Delis, Louis Haims, Ernest ighnson, William ymon, Thane' Leland, Robert McKnight, Tom Mericle, David Murphy, Jack Boyd, Fred Fitzgibbons, Frank Ceravola, Leonard Fuhrrnan, Fred Glavic, John Hoffman, Henry Infalvi, Joe Kmett, Edward Knop, Theodore Lytle, William Max, Peter Probst, Stanley 12B Class 12B1-M RS. FINLEY PrimoSFh, Herbert Raufrnam, Emest Ruic, John - Schaefer, Ernest Van Rensselaer, William Wright, Louis Wyman, Marvin ' Bartels, Frieda Chanon, Clara Cook, Mildred Farinacci, Marion Hennig, Lucile 12B2-MR. MATHIAS Moizuk, Peter Perrine, Fred Riggle, Leonard Ruthman, Gordon Schauss, Harry Strandt, Wilbur Truesdell, Adrien Wheaton, Harry Bailey, Julia Bosch, Wildabelle Haas, Dorothy Hogan, Geraldine Jordan, Ruth 12B3-MISS BOCKES Pennington, Ralph Phelps, Jack Satkovic, Robert Schleicher, William Sheinkman, Oscar Tanno, Louis Umstead, Bruce Warren, Gerald Warren, Kenneth Donnola, Anna Draeger, Evelyn Flanigan, Mary Louise Gentile, Mary 12B4--MR. CARL Sipari, Echo Skerl, Frederick Smith, Lucien Stanley, George Showerth, Herbert Taylor, Harry. Tjensvold, Reynolds Zupancic, Louis Astley, Rosalie Crisman, Evelyn Hickok, Olive Latessa, Lucy Howe, Christine Kump, Marie Larson, Kamilla McKinley, Grace Milavec, Slavi Moses, Audrey Norton, Alice Pulling, Yetive Schultz, Jeanne Schultz, Josephine Stevenson, Thelma White, Cleavie Klein, Hilda Ko.ar, Mamie Leach, Phyllis Main, Leola Rider, Edith Schreiner, Anna Schwarzman Eleanor schwea, Miidred Sessane, Jennie Steel, Dorothy Stump, Zora Thomas, Edna Warren, Marie Weiss, Anna Gray, Corinne Green, Evelyn Harthill, Helena Hirsch, Dorothy Johnston, Mary Jolly, Margaret Jordan, Eleanor Ott, Marjory Perfors, Mary Pratt, Marion Rupnik, Mary Scherer, Helen Scucliere, Jennie Palermo, Jennie Porter, Beatrice Porter, Margaret Quine, Dorothy Rand, Catherine Satkovic, Carrie Taylor, Mary Weston, Ingeborg Wilcox, Roberta Winkle, Naomi Woodward, Emily Yafelice, Mary Page Fifty-seven L l 'ii 7- - -----V - A-- ------- - - ---- EY THE TURRET S E52 nm - Mr. Mcsmy M A Class V V V Grade Adviser - Mr. Hunter V V V HOME ROOM TEACHERS HAZ - Mrs. Dunham 1 Page Fifty-eight I HAS - Mr. Ford IIA4 - Miss Patterson 11A5 - Mr. Martens IIA6 - Miss XVilson VVV ll.-N7 - Mr. Stringer 1 l 6 Xl --- p---,I-T THE TURRET 3 11 A Class VVY' The Tenacious Ones! This group, under the guidance of Mr- Hunter, has chosen tenacious as its class adjective. For its symbol it has adopted a bull-dogg in fact, a Celluloid one on Mr. llunter's desk bears an IIA sign in its teeth. The members are sporting silver pins in the shape of a bull-dog with the numeral '30, the year of their graduation. This, the third June class to be, is the iirst to have pins or emblems before becoming Seniors. V V V Page Fifty-nine nf-:Q msn, mf if-V--WV f C.-rl THE TURRET S5 AA' - E44 lllll -lklrl Page Sixty M B Class v v v Grade Adviser - Mr. Gudikunst T V V HOME ROOM TEACHERS ,ZIFIQGF IIIKZ - Mrs. Mc:'Xnerny 1ll33- M r. Yost 11 I3-1 - Miss Peck VVV 1111 cV,VVCIIS if wif, 'wif H 5 ., nf' -ffnff -if fn, i E1 THE TURRET eeeeeeeeeeee M, ll B Class TTT yXtlviserl hy a jolly. hut etificient faculty member, Mr. lizn-l iinclikunst, this Class ul january ,Sl is expecting' to do things that will he an asset tn this wnnclerfnl scluwol. l rmn this grmip-cmnposecl of only tive home i'0Ol115'VVC may tincl athletes, actors, singers, and what have yawn? They are always striving to overecune whatever hazards they may encounter in reach- ing' the top-and they selflmn fail to do sn. K T Y' T Page Sixty-one 5211! Sl THE TURRET ' ' 7 'hm' E-Z 10 A Class V V V Grade Adviser - Miss Deitz V V V HOME ROOM TEACHERS IUAXI - Mr. Chance IO.-X2 - Miss 'lC1l11i!1g5 IOAJ - Mr. Nzllbor 1UfX4 - Miss Hawkins 1Oi-X5 - Mr. Clitiurcl 1036 - Miss Keuiiedy IO.-X7 - Mr. CllI'iSliZ1115Oll lO.X8 - Miss iiZlCiiCClUI'll 10.50 - M 1'. XVz1rcl IOAIO - Miss Krug IU,-X11 - Mr, Rupp IOAIZ - Mrs- Masters 10.513 - Mr. Hudson V V V Page Sixty-two I 572 S THE TURRET I-H4 W ' 'IJ O A Class These Sophomore AE, with Miss Deitz as grade adviser, form the largest Class in Collinwood Senior lligh. Included iu this inl- mense group ure representatives of nearly every club and orgziuizzi- tion we have in school. XYQ hope to find the same spirit of good will zlurl the same large group when they graduate in the sununer of '31, TTT Page Sixty-three FE - THE TURRET 11013 C11ass 4 V V Grade Adviser v v HOMEROOM 10111 - Miss Kimlmcl' Page Sixty-four 10112 - Mr. Myers 10133 - Miss 1 1otc111iiss 10114 - Mr. Hauer V Miss Re1berm V TEACHERS 10115 - Mr 101 V V I J s. lizxsmusscn 6 - Mr. Yoclcr 10117 - Miss Sc 10118 - Mr. '1'1mmps4m V 10119 - Miss C011 uf-:ig V -, .fav T H E T U R R E T -:see eeeeeeee- e- ee W-H ' ee -- raw O B Class TTT These ure the newest nieinhers of our Senior High. They are never too busy to atteinpt something in aclclition to their regular curricular activities. Although they are not the largest class in the Senior section they are one of the niost loyal supporters for any kind of event. This group has the uclvzmtage of hziving, in Miss Rehert, an grade :ulviser who ztlreztcly has grztdnaterl two classes. They say every class seeins to get better than the preceding one: so this class ought to be at winner. V V V Page Sixty-Eve 50 W5 e .-n'S?5KC3nf. GUEQEILCSU' cgdventures await them, giomance calls, Cgbey are ready to face CZ.Q7batever befalls. Cfolve gods have given CZ favorable sign, 'rgood luck to you, Glass of '29.,' i-JEQIKCEH-, 532521554 Ei, Q52 W ,ix 1 I-H' .J ugs ' I 'N ' Q5 2 . Q 3 3 3 ACTIVITIE Q 3? UE ll THE llrolfiilrgiir -1- 3 ,gg --f -f - -f - 7 f -H f- --W f- fi -- - YI4 Quill and Scroll Y' V Y' MISS COCHRAN, Sponsor President - ------ Evelyn Patterson 17168-f7I'CS1l1l'lI1 - Fern Brindlcy Srvrcfary Thane lilylllllll Brown, Verna Quinc, Dorothy Ciamhzltcsc, joseph Rand, Catherine Greiner, Gretchen Rothenberg, Florence Hellstrom, Mzlrika Norton, Alice To 110 a llIf'11IZ7t'1' of 1111-S 1'11111 n O111' Hrs! 71II1.Y1 11111111' as tl Hfllll . Tcrcck, john Giwf 11110111 0110 fart 111111 f11vy'11 turffr ll 0011111111 A1111 .rfumlr i1 .v 1111' 1171111 by 1111 111111's .YU1l'11IIl. Page Sixty-seven U72 Fi THE TURRET Tower StaH MR. HUNTER, Sponsor Fern Brindley Florence Rothenhurg Page Sixty- Porfrv Editor Marion XVilson Assisfazlfs Mildred Au Rand Madelyn Bender Louise Holman Dorothea Schwed Sketrll Editor Dorothy Quine Assisfa11fs Pauline Hvala W'illiam Schwed Anna Thomas Art Editors Eleanor Fox VVilliam Johnson E.rcl1a11gc Editor Marie Aman JlllIl0l' High RFflI'PSl'l1fUflT'l'.V David Russell, 9th Grade Frank Henck, 8th Grade Raymond Thomas, 7th Grade eight - Editor-i1z-C1114 7' - Alxsisfi11g lftilffll 1711111111 EIIIHOI' Frances Kolisky As.vi.rfz111fs Mary Perfors Margaret Davies Lucy Galaida Essay Editor Catherine Rand Assixir111fs Julia Jaco Gladys Shaffer Frank Teleskv Short Sflll'-V-Ellilflll Barbara Scott As.visfz111f.v Hazel Brindley john Puncoh hluanita Dahlenberk Virginia Jewell I311.vi110s.v JlIa1111y1'1' Frank Naisby 2 ri! - ----W f- --- -- - -A-3 T H E T U R R E T -5 ff' Y' Spotlight Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Nwffnv Editor - .,,.. - Florence Rothenberg ,-l.r.visto11t Nmcxv Editor - - - Fern lirimlley l mt1m' Story Editor - - - Verna llruwn rlxxixtufzt 1'xL'1Ifllt'l' Story Editor - Rose-inary King lfdiforial ljtlfjl' Editor - - - Alice Norton .'lS.YI'.Yftlll1' Editorial Page Editor - Alice Tobin lloyx' Sports Editor - - - john Tercelc lfoyx' .S'port.v Editor, flfoll TVVIIIJ - Joe Gainhatese liirlx' .S'port.v Editor ------- Daniella Starick tlrodline Editor -------- Ralph Munro Rrpo1'trl's-'fliaxic Layman, Josephine Llnnolli, Luis fxltlllilll, Rossi Cerritn, Arthur Lewis, Helen Fox. Jmnor Rrpo1'tvr.r-Pauline Ehersole, Janet Donaldson. BUSINESS STAFF 13.lTlltIt1fl!' Editor ------ f'il'l'HltIft0lI lllomiyvr ----- ,Al.r.vf.vtm1t CiI't'llfltIfi0ll- Qlhllltlflft' - Ad-z'r'1'li.ri11g tllorzogvr ---- - .'lJ.Y0t'l4lft' llfllltllflfl' ------ llarriett Ragan Alhert Miller - john Tereek Lois Altman Thane Layman .-lzf-r'1'1'ti.r1'11g1 Stuff-Rossi Cerritu. Rosemary King, Durothy Tobin, Barbara Scott, Mark Ferris, jack Murphy. Editorial :ld-firm' ------- Sylvia A. Cochran ff1t.Ci111'x.v z'ld7'i.x't'7' ----- - Gretchen 15501 TTT Hvrr is just tlzr bll5I'l'Sl' bzmflz l'oz1'd Wm' wi.vl1, to sexy' T110 way tlzfy sting ilu' Cop-v round Dfligllts their cirfzr' glliss C. Page Sixty-nine fd Rl THE TURRET Gil' 3 Student Council Executives President - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - 12th Grade - 11th Grade - 10th Grade - President - Vice-presfidenf Secretary - Treasurer - 9th Grade - Sth Grade - 7th Grade - Page Seventy V Y' V SENIOR HIGH Steve Bernardic, Frieda Bartels, VV'i1liam Johnston, Margaret Monks, GRADE REPRESENTATIVES JUNIOR HIGH Wilblir Keichel, Christine Frazier, Virginia Sandow, Jackson Farrie, Irene Crutchley, 12A2 12B1 12133 12A1 12A6 11A3 IOA4 9A12 9A16 9A15 - Antoinette Romano, Anna Xvondraehek, 9A5 GRADE REPRESENTATIVES Vtfilliam Hamilton, 9A13 - Ben Ball, 8A13 jane August. 7A12 iffll - -- ---Y S THE TURRET Q -Y f ta The Alcove MONG the varied extra-curricular activities offered at Collinwood, the Student Council probably oiifers one of the greatest opportunities for personal service. Each pupil elected to the Student Council automatically becomes the president of his homeroom. 'l'hus he becomes the leader of all its activities and is in intimate contact with student problems. Serving on one of the many committees of the Student Council, a member may be asked to arrange a student dance'or party, to sponsor some club activity, to substitute in the absence of a teacher, and in general to be ready to serve when- ever a student of high caliber is needed. The executive committee of the Student Council is a joint group consisting of the officers of both junior and Senior Councils, ex-officers, and one representative from each grade. - The above picture shows the Student Council office, which was newly equipped this year. Located in the first Hoof alcove and constantly attended by a councilor, it provides a place to which visitors, teachers, and pupils may go for information. Page Seventy-one U5-W f- - if-1 - ,H f K - - if T H E T U R R E T S W ' ' ' WW W ' 'ff' ' ' 'W Wg? HLY T MR. STROBEL and M lf ,ll. C. rl. Sm'1'vfc1rj' - - 1'l'C.YlCl'L'lIf - - - VIN'-fv'v,fizIw1f - .Sll't'l't'flII'VX' - Trvfzszzlw' ---- .'XllflC1'SOll. .lznnes lizlrlllulrt, Erwin llarto, .Xpulmnns lluelnn, Harold l:l'OZlCll7EIlf, Albert limi. Newton Elliston, Rielmrfl Filson, Glenn V R. EDDY, Sponsors lfinzel, Clarence Franzen, Ray Klcllride, Harry Mcliinney. James Mericle, David l1Zllll1CI', jack l,Ctl'Zl11E5li, Robert Taylor, Neil eleliy. Ffllllli T VV Ilfflfll gum! fvllfmus' ge! f0fjl'f1ll'l' Tllvy l't'l'ftIl'1IIVV 111r1kr' fllI.l1fj.V Infm ,' Tlzvir rcllfzfvx, their lzikm, fln'1'r ll'1'lIII4'I'.Y, fuxf 'Hlllffll that whole t'I'U'Zx'll mlllv. Page Seventy-two Mr. Ferris Phillip Hintz john Noble liilly Sclllee Frank Naislmy .-Yiwu, pw my :...: :' 72. r -Y -- ,-- E THE TURRET S W' 7 7 Y' ' 'H 7 '7' ' 'WZ Friendship Clulb V V V MISS CULLER and MISS MOORE, Sponsors Pwsizlezzt ---------- Jean Koch Vive-frc.r1'dv11t - Angela Bnkownih Sl'l'l't'fIlI'.X' - - Norma Loekner 7ll'f'tlSlH'CI' - - - Adele Frey Cflznzffl Iet'f7l'l'St'llftlfl'Z'l' - Alston, Vllihna Altman, Lois Astley, Peggy Beach, Barbara Jane Benedetti, Elda Belay, Josephine Bishop, Betty Danford. Edna Davies, Margaret Ferree, Maude Grant. Ruth firapatin, Olga lleppler, Mary Higgins, Dorothy Higgins, Kathleen Highfield. Louise Holman, Louise Jarvis, Alice Jelinek, Norma Jones, Grace Jones, Ruth Konncrth, Helen Krause, Grace Lenhardt, Katherine Mangold, Grace Macllvain, Dorothy Miller, Marjorie Moses, Audrey - - Margaret Speed Orfalea, Adele Porter, Beatrice Pounds, Jessie Reinhardt, Grace Ring, Charlotte Schultz, Jeanne Schoek, Margaret Schonauer, Matilda Schneider, Katherine Shankey, Marie Starich, Doniella Snider, Betty Stump, Diana Speed, Margaret Tyler, Ruth Turner, Gene TTY l 1'fe1rcl.s'l1if1',r like S1111 011 cl gr1rz1'z'11. Girllzood grcmxs' znzdvr its nzflzzmzrv and blo.v.wn1x Izkr' ll ruse. If 'ZUAIVIIIS the lzearts of 111050 it touclzzur, and IIIIYIEFA' lllflll all akin. ' Page Seven ty-three -Y-fi va f , cm THE TURRET A-rife fe- f-me e fee' - Y-ef-Y 4 H fs-A Almrznns, Ruth Ahranls, Mary Harth. Annette Iieehtel, Elizabeth Christy, Margaret llissinger, Florence Ferree, Maude Fingerhut, Lillian Fox, Eleanor Frazier, Christine Graves, Carrie Gifford, Margaret Harthill, Florence lleinphill, Isahel Page Seventy-four Senior Girls' Glee Cllulb YYY MR. HAGUE, Sponsor Hunt, Irene jenkins. Lillie Leach, Phyllis Lekan, Anne Loekner, Norma Mancini, Angie McNally, Edna Milavec, Millie Morrow, Alina Orfalea, Adele Parry, Eleanor Price, Irene l'ncci, Antionette Reinhardt, Grace YYY Future iiHlJ1llf'l'.Vi, Tlzcsc girls llltlj' be, For they f7l'!lt'fl'S0 their scales Most diIigc1zz'Iy. Rider. Edith Rosel. Allvina Ross, Marie Rnlon, Jean Rutledge, Clarainay Scherer, Helen Scott, Barbara Smith, I.aVerne Spivey, Lucille Tees, Janet Walker, ,lean XVarren, Marie VVeiss, Anna XVillmraha1n, Charlotte wa - fs ff .eff e-A-iw..-f. Was: THE TURRET IS ' ' Z 4th Hour Alexander. William Austin. Clifford Bucar, Frank Cecere. Edward Coy, Harry Dearingr, Howard Deia. George Doerimrer, Henry Esser, Robert Frey, Arnold Gadka. George Galbraith. Dan Gallagher. Stanley Girod. Leonard Goebelt, Joe Grasso, Anthony Gulvane, Tony Guhanc. Frank Hamilton. Bob Hertel, Carl Hiss. Herbert lafigzliola, Patsy Johnston, Holm Frozinv, Keith Kaste-lic, Joseph Keyerleber. Fredrick Kramer, Clarence Lamont, Duncan -lnrl Senior Boys? Glee C ulb TTT MR. HAGUE, Sponsor Leckie, Victor Lonfzaere. Douglas Malavasic. Max Lewis, Ray Manning, Richard Matilo. James ML-Cain, Burton McKnight. Tom McClelland, Malcolm Meriele. Richard Meyer, VValter Milmine, Earl Naisby, Frank Nason, Leslie Noble, John Novine. William Peters, George Ponikvar, James Relsol, Edward Ricks, Herbert Rutledge, Gail Sanborn. Charles Swanson, Louis Savage, Walter Schaelfer, Arthur Sehesventer. Charles Stuckey, Henry Tame. Charles Taylor, Alfred Tereek, John Thwing. Leman Tyler, Paul Vik. Walter Wanke, Willard Weiner, Guy Wilder, James Younpr. George 10th Hour Anderson. Oliver Artino, Chester Barto, Apolonious Barfa. Chris Boehm. Harold Bohim. Howard Braeale, Londy Broadbent. Allu-rl Burhardt. Norman Cerrito, Rossi Coates, Allan Crompton. Arnold Depner. Lloyd Douglass. Kenneth Easton. Crawford Ehrhart, Lester Elliston, Dick Franzen. Raymond Gorup. Victor V V Y' lllzrxfrrilzgf f7l1'tIIit'.N' or .vm1111r11 Iwld- Tflzlrr' l70xl'A' .Ylllfj all fllz' llrlllrlllx old. 1111!-Vllllf 501110 :Irie-2v01'Iu' l1IllA'lt' ffm To l'Ilft'l'fllI'II ffIl'lll.Yt'l'Z't'5 and you. Groghan. Pat Hemphill, Douglas Henry, Robert Hiss, Florian Hunt, Earl Hurless, John Johnston, Myron Jones, Charles Kastelic. Joseph Keck, Max Kemkney, Adolf Maher, Richard Mans. Edward Mericle, David Nlerrar. Joe Motter, Donald Murnhv, Jack Negrelli, Peter Phelps. .lark Richards Charles Sehelee, Billy Stanley, John Smith. Gerald Swanson. Lewis Teleky, Frank Vidensek, Harry Wheaton, Harry Warren. Gerald Page Seventy-Eve UZ THE TURRET re: f fe' f A- of em - e A n-an Tenth Grade Girls' Gllee Clulb V V MISS KENNEDY, Sponsor r I Prcsidvizt - ----- Yirgnua Seyfert Vive-frcxncirziit - - Hazel Brindley Svwctziry-Treasurer - Ruth Gr mt Librarian - Aldinger, Dorothy Anzick, Anna Ballon, Virginia Haus, Dorothy Bevan, Mildred Bihho, Angeline Hilak. Helen Buschnian, Adelaide Casterline, Esta Chanic, Rose Clueas, Virginia Conte, Silvia Dangler, Virginia Dannell, Theresa Desar, Mary Edwards, Virginia Ehrbar, Anne Page Seven ty-six Eiermann, Mercedes Erjavic, Mary Fait, Aloisie Fehlman, Ruth Finnegan, Dorothy Fletcher, Lissiman Ford, Phyllis Fruscello, Jane Grant, Ruth Havel, Ruth Helm, Genevieve Jenkins, Veral Kostelic, Alice Krause, Grace Larson, Ruth Lindquist, Charlotte Longo, Marie McCormick, Margaret Meikle, Esther Miller, Fern Miller, Mable Modico. Lucy Negrelli, Minnie Ott, Dorothy Paradiso. Lillian Plantz, Ruth Pratt, Lois Prislin, Violet Pucci, Rose Randall. Florence Ray, Idcll Ring, Charlotte Rupnik, Victoria Sayatovie, Marion VV Tlzcxvv Iilflv maids sing Like birds in the sfvriug. They could practice all day And coizsidvr it play. - Dorothy ljLll.l Schonauer, Matilda Sega, Dorothy Sha sherger. Geneviu L Sleakley. Leona Smith, Alice Smith, Lucille Steel, Ruth Stefanelli. Violet Stump, Diana Tarsitano, Ratlena Tihaldi, jane Urhauic, Rose Vlfilkins, Lois NYilks, Jean XVills. Florence NVroe, Marion Zigender. Lydia vf-,,5.-., -U ., , ,W THE TURRET S gas '7 H ' W' wif? Abrams, Mary Abrams, Ruth Anderson, Marie Barth, Annette Bechtel, Elizabeth Blumel, Mary Boulis, Orpha Christy, Margaret Collings, Mary Louise Dissingcr, Florence Farinacci, Marian Fox. Eleanor Ferree, Maude Frazier, Christine Fruscella, Angela Gifford, Margaret Gray. Corrine Harthill, Florence Hemphill. Isabell Hunt, Irene Irons, Eleanor jenkins, Lillie Kovacs, Mary Latessa, Antoinette Leach, Phyllis Lekan, Anne Lockner, Norma Mancini, Angie Opera Club MR. HAGUE, Sponsor McNally, Edna Milabec, Millie Modic. Josephine Monow, Alma Mushinskas, Olga Orfalea, Adele Parry, Eleanor Philpott, Thelma Price, Irene Eucci, Antoinette Reinhardt, Grace Rider, Edith Romano, Mary Rosel, Albina Ross, Marie Rullon. Jean Rutledge, Clara M ay Scherer, Helen Scott, Barbara Smith, La Verne Stencil, Eleanor Tees, Janette Thomas, Anna Todd, Yetieve XValker, ,Iean VVarren, Marie VVeisz. Anna Willirallaii, Charlotte Zaller, Sophie liarto, Apolonius Boehm, Harold Bracale. Londy Bradbent, Albert Burkhart, Norman Daeringer, Henry Easton, Crawford Eleisten, Richard Erhart, Lester Essae. Robert Frazine, Keith Goebelt, Joseph Gorup, Victor Gubauc. Anthony Gubanc, Frank Hamilton, Robert Hemphill, Douglas Henry, Robert Johnston, Myron Johnston, VVilliam jones, Charles Keck, Max Keglebec, Richard Leckie, Victor Lewis, Ray Malavasic, Max Maher, Richard 1lYlIl'l'F did you sec fllflll? IVIIDV you knoft' You lzerzrd flzem in P1'c'k1e.r not long 41510. Tim! teas the t'wl1y ' of ilzix dub you xve. To put on a TIIHSIFHI ronzfdy. Mainz, Eddy Matilo, janies McKnight, Thomas Mericle, David Mericle, Richard Mervae, Joseph Motter, Don Murphy, John Naisby, Frank Nason, John Noble, John Novinc, William Peters, George Phelps, Jack Rebal, Edward Richards. Charles Schaetter, Arthur Schlee, XVilliam Stanley, John Taylor, Alfred Teleky, Frank Thwing, Leman Tyler, Paul Vidensek, Harry VVanke, Willard Wlieateii, Harry lVilden, james Zimmer, VVilli:un Page Seventy-seven sy-gn, .W -,,, rf V f ffrr Y ff, if iw THE TURRET gif ff' r rrrr r r rrrrrr r W Seuiiwr High Band VTX' MR. SHAW, Director Franzcn, Ray Gilman, Morris .-Xruy, XYili11rn'c liartu, lkpuluuimis liarr, Ralph liclpusi, Vincent liclpusi, Amcric licrgc, Carl lily, vlllllll lluliim, Huu'zu'cl linyfl, Frccl Vlmpin, Louis lfzigan, lklurtml limrlcr, Hurlsuu lfwx, .lrrllll Cjnclmlt, ,loc Graf, Holi llarrison. Clark Hicks, Lcnuttc larussi, Hugo Kohler, liclwarcl l.ancl, Saufurrl Lufkufsky, Dormliy Lyc, lfclwalwl Mcllriclc, llarry Mimiw, Vllilliiun TTY' Hurk to ilu' zzznxif of flzc bmzzl! ll? Ilzink if ilu' lnlvf in all flu' lmzflg For fllt'l'l' 5 110110 mu .f1n'fvr1ss flu' Blur arm' Cray ll'l1f'11 our Sfnfm' Bflllll lnvglals fn filabv. Page Seventy-eight Orauin, Nick Vrusuick, juliu Ratray, Gnrcluu Riclcr. Frank Ridcr, Margaret Rugant, Huinlwrt Roland, Frank Sanborn, Cllarlus Saunflcrs, Rutli Straus, ,loc Tclcky. Frank Tliniuzls, -Iuliu NYyliC, Hcnry 6 THE TURRET ,as -ff f--' H HH n4q Austin, Lyllyan Barr, Ralph Barto, Apolonius Berge, Carl Belpuso, Vincent liitzer, Donald Bly, John Bohinn. Howard Brindley, Fern Chapin, Louis Deheljak, Tony Dennis, Dale Droden, Andrew Fagan, Morton Fingerhut, Lillia Il Senior Orchestra T V T M R. SHAW, Director lfornian, Sidney Fowler, Hudson Franzen, Ray Friedman. Bernard Galbraith, Dan Goodman, Bernard Gragnaniello, Patsy Hicks, Lenette Hyde. Ruth Iarussi, Hugo Kleinherg, Carl Kniffen, Estelle Lefkofsky, Dorothy Lonehar, Tom Mefudden, Sarah VVV Their HIHSI-1' ix mlffrillfy, If s quite l7l'.X'0Il!l, belief. IVF 'ZUi.Y1lf rut f1 hear fllflll j-l't'l11lt'I In ro11rr1'f.v flIl'f1'0IIl brief. Moody, Frances Patterson, Leuort Prusniek, John Rider, Margaret Rogant, Huinhert Sanborn, Charles Saunders, Ruth Scott, Elizabeth Shasherger, Genet nu Spelhnan, Faith Tarantino, Doininie lVhittle. Melvin lVylie, Henry lYvlie, james iilv Page Seventy mne sf-3, ,, THE TURRET iw' ' 'W' ' ' ' ' ' Z The Rhythm Kings lizlrtu, :XlJOl0llil1S I-Elitzer, Donald Iizxstou. Crawfnrfl Fowler, Hudson Page Eighty V V V MR. SHAW, Sponsor Frzmzen, Rllylllllliil Nome, XYilIi:1m Uvzmiu, Nick i':1ttc1'scm, Rich:11'c1 V V V lCl1yfl1111 IXYI-IIQSU fllfj' arf mllvd. Aim' fllfj' !'f'I'fUi7I1-V arf tftlllflyy. linking 11111511 for the lfUlI4'l'l'.V fx an arf tlmf 5011105 in, Izumi-V. wr: mn Y Y f if--f 1 --7 Vi V-V ,ff -V ix IS 7 THE TURRET Z Anker, Alhert Hanclelow, Art lieek, Ted liernarclic, Steve Bentel, Don Harley, VVilliam Egensperge, Elmer Hnlt, Paul Kopitch, Clarence Krzmz, Charles Lutke. Frank Primosch, Herhert Ruthman, Gordon Sajovic, Alphonse Schaefer, Ernest Schwartz, Clayton Shaw, Arthur Showerth, Herhert Dance Club TTV MISS FINLEY and MR. AVERY, Sponsors Skerl, Frederick Strandt, VVilhur Truesclell, Adrien Valetich, Martin l.Varren, Kenneth VVillia1ns. VVilliain Bosch, XVilclalJelle Chanoske, Clara Donnola, Anna Draeger, Evelyn Gary, Thelma Green. Evelyn Harthill, Helena Hennig, Lucille Hickok, Olive Hogan, Geraldine King, Rosemary Koch, lean VVV Tlzvy .vlmkv a fvzrkvd ankle, Tlzry can do fi 11161111 fn.r-Irolq This 011111 of danring .S'f'11im'.v, 1'f'f'r mv, fllfj' am' fmt. Larson, Kunnnillu Mandel, Dansy McKinley, Grace Milavec, Slavie Monks, Margaret Pratt, Marian Prouty, Ruth Pulling, Yetive Sadler, Helen Satkoyic, Carrie Sherer, Helen Schultz, Josephine Schwarzinan, Eleanor Stevenson, Thelma Sweeney, Roberta Taylor, Mary Tohin, Alice Van, Angela Page Eighty-one gf i 7, , Y Sl S T H E T RET EJ! Prrsidr'11f - - Mramer, julia Ovauin, Frank Schreiner, Arthur Shaw, .-Xrthur OIL Olz, Baumjfo Club V K' T MISS DOUGHERTY, Sponsor - - ---- Crawford Easton 'IQZIIIIICIIIHIIIIIL Mortim Tliompson. Homer Yidmnr. XX'iHi:un V V V S'1l.S'UllllIlf d011,'t you fry for 1110. F01' 171 FOIIII' frvm Collilziuoofz' Hfgll Srlmol IViI1z my banjo on my 161100.11 Page Eighty-two 61171711 afvologirs to FJ THE TURRET H -- Sl ri-'5 ' ' ' fiyifn 'ff' ' ' 'W Z 1:1'l'.Yf Ifflllill -SNl'l'0lIlf V111 Viola - CYN11 - String Quartette T V V MR. RIMER, Director T T T O11f-Tfun-T11 I'Ft'-Ffllll' I.1'HIr, 11111 011 1116! IVl111f 1l11'AvI11c'k I'lI 1111111I11'1'v Yqllfj' llltlkl' up ill l1111'1111111v llernzml Glllllllllllll Ilominic Pzlscucci Clmrles Scarlxltclli Cfzlrl Klcinbcrg Page Eighty-three I-ff'.zfAd W Y fr 7 :Lvl THE TURRET German Club Y' V MISS KRUG and MISS LOWELL, Sponsors Ipffhlldfllf -------- Ethel liraclenburg Virc-jvrvsidmzi - - Robert Esser Serrvfczry - Paul Wlahr Trmszf1'z'r - Brookhart, Elinor Comenshek, Alhert Ferguson, Erna Eanzoi, Alma Graef, Lillian Granel, Lillian Hafgarcl. Edwin Klein, Hilda Mervar, Amelia Miller, Lydia Oatley, Jane Patch, Marion Penko, Emma Rosen, Ida SlC1llOl'l. Annamary Schaefer, Eleanor Schonaner, Mathilda Taborsky, Robert Xlfestfal, Lillian Zigencler, Lydia VV Du bixf we vim' Blzuzzeu- Floafx in. and auf flirfr door, Hut just an lzozfr in GIWIIIITIIVX' For flzvm ix fun galore. Page Eighty-four Sanford Land Vai ,uf if - ti.,-.uw-v.-w-r-v. 1,-.T 1-' r-sv,-vw.-1--F THE TURRET A-I-Y ee eeeeeee Y ' was ga P l'1'r'sidv11f - Vice-prfsizlwif Sa'Crrfary - YlI'f'lIXIH'l'1' - .-Xveni, Vincent l-lilmbo, Angeline Benz, Elsie Benz, Irene Ciechella, Josephine Ciliberto, .laequeline Cerito, joseph Costanzo, Josephine Dangelo. Anne llefhillis, lcla lfarrinaeei, Mike Ferrainolo, -lennie File, Anthony Fornaro, llelen Fruseella, jane llitallian Club V V T MISS CORICA, Sponsor Gentile, Mary Clerniano, ,lil1l'CSZl lanetti, Anthony Iaeobueei, Filoniena lacobueei. Susan l.atessa, Antoinette l.ennno, Angela l.ennno, Mary Longo, Marie Lupo, Mary Negrelli, Minnie Negrelli, Peter Oden, Susie Paradiso, Lillian Pannetta, Edward VVV Patsy Kiragnaniello Angeline Gattozzi Armand Manzi - .lennie Sessani Pasquale. Ida Paventy, Nick Pero, -lennie Pinto, Dominic ' Pompelei, -losepliine Pucci, Antoinette Rennilln, ljliiloniena Ruclo, Clara Seinerai, Anna 'l'rorano, Guy Vaecariello, Rose Yiseuso, Mary Vignone. Carnlella Yitalo, Nancy Yafelice. Mary Tlzvy study the iangzw of flzvir 1mtit'v land And flu' folk-Ion' of Italy, Tim! .wiffllvrlz roinzfry of 17111111-V Fllillll' And people of lzcarts .vo frfv. Page Eighty-five 'L-1 if fr f f f Wffmff iv if if can THE TURRET 56-4 IZ French Club V T T MISS RUTH HOTCHKISS, Sponsor l'1'f'.vidv11l - ------- Liuillll Leflmfsky l'in'-j111'.fiflv11t - - Russ A-Xbzug S4'l'l'L'ftIl'AX'-TI't'tI.Ylll'l'I' - Milclrcd Au Rzmcl licclncl, lilizubem McNally, liclun Ilirrl, .XIN1 XiCl1lllSlll1 Sclmciclcr. Kzltheriuc I.u Kc. Llrzlcc SulJ:Jlm'itz, Mildred V V V .Wx lI1'fx'tl'X'.Y tlfjtlljl'-X'-'I't7HA , 'ivfffl HIUIII, ffm' 11Il'Ill17t'l'.S' of flu' HCAKYVKQIU l n11mzi.v .X't f't'I' Im' flzvfr m1l1 z'v llUlIfjI!l', .flf lraxf. lm! on ll fllfb Y'llt'.Y!I1ll-V. Page Eighty-six W WW ,, rfv W, mv THE TURRET Chemistry Club V T T MR.BAUER,Mmnwr 1'n'.v1'rlr11! - XYiHi:un .Izumi .S'4'z'1'vh11'-x' - - Karl Kirscllncr .Xmcs, ,lug l,Zll'liCI', Rulmcm llzllzcr. Xllzm Halley, Holm Hillllllilll, EIIIICI' Rzmlcin, blames Kqitflbll, HCI'I11ll'C1 Rossl, Ccrritu Unzus. ,Xllen SCIIZIIISS. Harry lfluclin, lichmmrl 'I'zmylm', llzxrry lklfllllllll, lXlm'1'is 'l'n-lmcnt. 4Xmlrc-xv lNiCl11lJl1t'5', .-Xclzrlph X zm RCl1SSClllL'l', xx-illilllll Iiut't', Irving' XY1clc1', Henry Mmlclox, .luscph NYUH, Myer V X' V JUIIIIIIFX' -:wax II t'lll'1IIu H1111 Imvv Hn! mm' lu' ix 1111 nmrr 'c1tlIlA'l' fvlmf ln' fflvllfjflf was I 11'fz.v H250-1. 120 Page Eighty-seven va sfss Wei ss ,ma THE TURRET 'El 'H' ' ' 'Z' M' i IZ! Dofownfilflwe Science Club V V V MR. CARL, Sponsor 1Jl'l'.Vl!lI'llf - - - - Louis Mele l'in'-l'r1'.s'idz'11f - - Betty llislwp ,S vr1't'lz11 x'-7'1'm1.v11l'1'1' - Xllllllllll Schleicher llogus. Angela Szmlaurn. Charles Cl'lllCliSll?l'llli, George Schultz, Jeanne Delis, Lewis Stanley, George lfiltc. Ruth Steele, Ralph Mfmlcs, BlIll'Q'Zll'Cl 'l'z1ylm', llsthex' l'utrzmt-lf, Rulaert xYZll'l'CIl. Gerulfl T R' V 170-0-lull-il-fm' Czllub, Hvll Jzfsf .vfwll flu' mzzm' l1lI4'kTUlIl'l!S .411 Page Eigh ty-eight nl .vmuz it will bv .vf'1'11. Ilf fn kl1U'Zx'TU1IIIf it muff! 111641117 'E A ' av E FIB to T VER E T Prmiaicrlt Secretary Biology Club V T V MRS. DUNHAM, Sponsor Ilrown, Frank Samson, F rances Smith, Ola Mae Brown, Annabelle DeNYein, Sherwood Holloran, Howard Long, Gordon Petrovich, Frances Stoneback, -Iohn NYest, NVilliam ' Zele, Justine VTT The 'iK'll.V and 'ZUl1C'I't'f0l'C of insvctx bugbv Is what this club drlighfs fo study. All nalurf s to tlzcuz an 0,6011 book, Tl1CyjllSfg0 our and 100k and look. Peterson, Dorothy Annette Barth Louise Holman Page Eighty-nine J El 972: IST' W ' THE TURRET 0 Vallemans V V V MRS. CARR, Sponsor l,l'l'.X'lC11!'l1l - - ---- :Xliee Norton .Sc'c'1'v!411'x'-I1'vux111'f'1' - Page Ninety Lxllllllllll, l.ois Au Rand, Mildred llarth, Annette llechtel, Elizabeth llrindley, Fern llonola, Anna lfanzor, Alma lferree, Maude Galaida, Lucy Holman. Louise hlewell, Virginia l.each, Phyllis McNally, Edna - - - - - - Mary Perfors Moore, Evelyn Moses, Audrey Mranuor, Julia Orfalea, Adele Peterson, Dorothy Rand, Catherine Rothenberg, Florence Rnlon, jean Romano, Mary Schultz, Verna Taylor, Mary lYLlSl1l2ll1ll, llelen TTT The Vulvrizzn girls as ll rule Ge! only E s and G'.v,' 7llll'l' are a Cl'UC1ll.f to our .frlzuol Iflitlz uzwfages like these. . -e ee e e as THE TURRET 1,l'l'.Ytdl'l1f VI Sr'z'1'c'fc1l'-V I-l't'tI.YlH'l'l' N' l'f'r'.Vfd Metal Trades Cllulb T V T MR. E. W. CHRISTIANSEN, Sp0nS0r - - - - - - - George Timrns vu! - lluwurcl McMille11 Czlrsou, lirlward l,71'otleiT, john Frazier, XYalter Macklwlz, Edward Mans. Emil Petri, Joe Riggle, Lemlurcl Shultz, Harry tietzendiner, Robert Jacobs, joe lireiubring, Edward Stefancic, Stanley Levey, Cyril TVX' To .vfud-v Illffllf frrzzlfxv flu'-V llll'l'f Tlzrsf' fufzfrr' zum of I1zf1'1fstry. :Ind to find flu' om' flu'-V lfkv flu' best, In 'Zk',IiC'll to fm' their skill to fvsf. Paul -I ztcobs Ilztmlcl Anderson Page Ninety-one , ISP' fl f f lSf ' ' ' W ' ' THE TURRET fm-W - ' 'H'-2 PI'l'S'fdl'l1f - - Sz'rrc'z'ary-T1'vas1H'rr - Albrecht, NYilli:un Foster, George Gray, Glenclon llouser, Arthur Henck, Jack llennies, john Highfield, Robert Electrical Cllulb TTT MR. GOURLEY, Sponsor - - - - Edward Neuman - Harrv Foster Lelzlncl, Robert Liatti, Mario Mcliain, Kenneth Rider, Frank Schuller, Dan XN'right, Louis YVYITIZIII, Marvin TTV Drop that wire! lfVlzof o shock! Lad your brains 'work like 11 rlork! Porwr jvassizzg llzrough a 'wire Page Ninety-two Rlakm you think your 11air's on fire. V Y f nf we fr-W fm' THE TURRET S ' ' W ni ' ' 31 f Aemplane Club 1 VVV MR. M INER, Sponsor PVC ' .Vlitlfllf - .'Xlll'l6llSl1Z1llS, -loliii liuris, liozel l-luitter, Charles llickson, Rielizml lsisclicr, ,Xrt lfuster, Yermi lfifull, lxvllllillll l'lCl1flC, 'lulm Frey, A-Xrnolcl Hoge, limlwzircl llapp, Clizirles liigrzmi, Ralph liuztz, Dale Kastelie, 'llmy Klang, -luck Katz, Ricliurcl Kirclier, Nick Lilley, Paul Lylllllll, Lang Meryar, blue Klarsli. .luck Blullally, Pierce Mliusek, 'loc Mckiutclieon, Clan Mathews, XYilhe1't Nozzm, Clizirles Nell, Paul Oblak, jerry Pfmcoli, Alolm l':1rks, Russell VTV .C lfizlzm' Lilidlnvrglls tlzv-v will In' elzzd Slllllillfil lmll l,ClI'llSli2l, liclvvzml Vetusek, lfrzmlc Raybuuld, George Reiter, Clizirles Stmng, llarry Susmzm, Curl Siegel, Stanley Smith, Sterling Scliwzirziiizlu, llowzircl Sehute, Jong Spriugborn, Nelson Schlueter, XX'illiam XYL-sley, Howard Yilflzl. Xlvllllillll .-va,.. . zmiku nan' 1'vmr11.s' U ll si ll -llrmriy flu'-v Ilan' limmrs fakvu llvlllfll flu'-V full! II1 Z't'l' sm' fmwzkvzi. Page Ninety-thfee Uiygfnf 77 frfwf fffwf ,H , , W, ,,,,. W ,,,,,,,,, H, ,, ,, , , W Wifi T H E T U R R E T Q e ew eee u-4. Senior Art Club Y' V Y' E. L. WILSON, Sponsor 1jI'F.Yltlt'l1f - - ---- llleauore Fox V1'rr-prvsiflvzlf - Clmrles Szlrley Sl'L'l'K'flI7'-Y - - Mildred King Trm1s1m'r - - - - Charles lfzmrrme llrondhurst, Albert Linquist, Charlotte liurklacl, Fred lXlHg'1'lllS0ll, Emma llurnell, Theresa lXlCllSOI', George Dunlap. Edward Ott, Durtlmen Feinsteill, Rose Nzrzy. Margaret Graves, Carrie Siegel, Gertrude Hirsch, Dorothy XYerner, XY:1lter Koehlke, Clil'fc1rcl V V V In .Vlll0t'f?S y01r'II almrys find fllflll grzrbvd Tlzfsv arfixix of f0llI0l I'07l', , Hut flwhv rammf fuzinz' flu' -zvlzolr 1141-x' flH'0I1jjfI- Tlzufs lllflvl' ruusr' for xorrofv. Page Ninety-four il E - W if -47.5 I-Y i T H E T U R' ISE T SSM SSS 4' Z Photo Tinting Cluh V M RS. MASTERS, Sponsor Adzuns, Arthur Bloomberg, Rose Carleton, Stanley lDePetti, Eugene Fitzgerald, lfVinifrecl flarharn, Ruth Gottfried, Catherine lngenrlorf, Gertrude Intehar, Alma 'lZlI'VCl1l11, Silpa Kzuisee, Josephine Lanese, Marie Misich, Emma T Noyes, Maxine Papovic, Elsie Rohakeiwicz, Eliz Schaefer, Eugene Schriner, Charles Simon, Adeline Striunhle, Anna Shully, liclwzircl Teleliy, Ella Toni, Olga Vicic, Joseph XYatt, l.illiz1n XX'iswell, Forrest IViflz fwlzofngraflzs tlzry work, Tlzvhv Ivarn to fain! and tint, If you ran beat this Iffflz' rlub ll c II Im' you llafw' flu, Ulllfllff, ziheth Page Ninety-five 572. -W' W' ' ' ' Gil THE TURRET EJ ' ' E41 Camera Club V V V MR. LAMP, Sponsor Prv.v1'rlf'11t - - - - - Helen Konrad 5Ft'l't'fl7I'.X'-TI'I'iISZl7'l'l' - - Qlivcr Anderson Huckman, La Verne McCudden, Sarah Clucus, Virginia Peters, George Lil1E'l10NVCth, Iiatlierinc Pratt, I.oi5 Desar, Mary Rovtzlr, Victor Greener, Loretta V V V Oli .rlf still, look jwvtfy f1lr'rI.r1',' Hnlrl flmf fwsv. clmft clara lo Sllfl't'.S't'.' Tlivy low I0 snap flu' slzvlk and 'Z'l1IlIf7, Tlzlx Klub l1Itlli.Y .S'f70ll.YUl'l7d by lllr. Lamp. Page Ninety-six ,, fm . Yfmgnr ,Y W-if - HW V34 T H E T U R R E T Q7 ' 7 iw' ' DJJ! Etiquette Clulb V President - Edith Slater lfirv-prv.riz1v11f - Ulga Grapatin S PCI'l7ff1f'3 T7'l'GS1l7'f'l' - - ---- Pauline Reed Aman, Marie Eirons, Eleanor Gardner, Geraldine Havel, Ruth Higgins, Kathleen Higgins, Dorothy Kendall, Grace Kregar, Mildred VV liubelavic, Mary Larson, Ruth McCormick, Margaret Mulrenen, Loretta Ott, Marjorie Pratz, Betty Radencic, Mary Ann Urhanic, Rose Politvncsx is to do and say Thr kiudvst flllll-gd' the kindvsf mr-V5 But wt' lurvc' found 1110 best bet yet lx in join this rlub rrlllvd v1'fqm'ffz'. Page Ninety-seven 6 E2 iii THE TURRET I1 President - - Vice-president - Serretary-Treasurer - Bedarf, Mildred Cameron, Ellen Conroy, Lucille Diliartolo, Frances Dietrick, Rose Ford, Phyllis Grapentine, Hazel Grapentine, Marie Guinn, Gene Guy, Ruth Haddad, George Harvey, Fay Page Ninety-eight Boosters' Clulb V V V MR. GUDIKUNST, Sponsor Hiaspadura, Jennie Jaco, Julia Jenkins, Margaret Kickel, Helen Kruger, Gertrude Kulow, Verna Kurtzwieg, Sophie Lewis, Dorothy MacDonald, Fern Michel, Gordon Moody, Frances Ott, Dorothy , V V V Rall! Rah! Sis boom ball! They Ivarnz to roof and rlzver, They call their sfvonsor papa Because he is so flour. Gordon Michel Henry Gambatese - Mildred Bedarf Pinnicks, Mildred Rebec, Amelia Kicks, Herbert Schuman, Frank Scott, Elinor Shankey, Marie Spivey, Lucille Stankus, Ann Toll, Alberta VVeiss, Ruth VVilks, Jean lVills, Florence -ffa-f f f - e e H fe-weef er.ws THE TURRET 'Q -' ' - A' N f syn Prmriricxzz' - l'irv-fvrxidmli - Sa'rr1'fr1r-V - YiI'L'G.fIH't'l' - - Abrams, Mary Abrams, Ruth Aldinger, Annzilee Anthony, Ruth Bencar, Mary Czweny, Betty Chalkrzlft, Helen Corve, Mary Gelio, Lois Heckmmi, Helclu Krause, Gertrude Ijnclquist, Mayme u Ushers' Club V T V MISS CONKLE, Sponsor VVT Tirkvfs fvlmsv, riglzl this rvaAv, And down flu' aislr lin'-v frif. Tlzvv knmc' flu' frofwr filing.: to Aim! rzrtw' make U slift. XXTIIIZIICC Alclinger Marie O'Donncll Jennie lxlilftillilii Eleanor Perry Mnnnes, Albena Mzlrtinuk, Jennie O'Donnell, Marie Perry, Eleanor Powell. Anita Reid, Betty Robinson, Myrtle Rosel, Albina Sehwed, Dortliezl Shankey, Marie Zele, Josephine Page Ninetv-nine van Y7 -,,A aa a -f Yaasasnswu THE TURRET E'-bt Masquersl Dramatic Club T V MISS BOCKES, Sponsor P1 Fbldallft - - - - janet Tees, Robert W'ebster Vue Praszdrntx - - Glenn Prill, Melvin Yllhittle StI'ICfUVll'S - Sophie Zaller, Evangeline Williaiiis llcasurer - - - - - Maude Ferree Arrzvfmzt I'1'ca5m'cr - - ---- Charlotte Rutter Baldwin, Robert Bohin, Howard Doeringer, Henry Elliston, Richard Flynn, Jack Fox, Helen Frazier, Christine Hodder, Frances johnson, Mary johnson, XVilliam Liggett, 'llllOIl1Zl5 Meyer, Marthea Moses, Audrey Naisby, Frank Phelps, jack Porter, Margaret Rulon, Jean Scott, Barbara Thomas, Edna Tjensvold, Reynolds VV Ilan' COITIIHY the hero and lzrcroinc And also the 'Z'l'HI1lill' stecfvcd in sing Hvlzind the curtains we low fo peck flllfl View flzcsc' Masqurrs' IJI'll11IUfit11,ll'. Page One Hundred W fm' vfrnrf fir f iffiHiE T U R 1iE'Tii .I,l'l'SldL'IIf S!'4'I'CfUl'-V Stage Craft Clulu T T T MR. MYERS, Sponsor Hiss, Flurizul lliss, Hcrlmcrt Lytle, Vvllllillll Mutter, RDOII Phillips, Owen TTT Tlzvhv makr flzv xvftfng for all our plays, Tlivy fir llzv .vfagr 011 axsvlrlbly dfzhvs, find dnfwz in flu' dvjrflzs of flu' fwvfwrfpv rm Robert XV:u'nc1' f'l1ZlI'lCS l.amlv Sclilec, Billy Trczlcy, Robert Yidciisck, Harry XYliez1t0n, Hzirry Tllry frodzrvr tlllyllll-Ilfj from a FUIIHUII In Hmmz. Page One Hundred One 'ff-H 3 -- A :av T H E T U R R E T 'ef H A AAA Aaaaeaaaa-A AA A AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA AAAAA -A A a ty Anderson, jim Ballon, Virginia Bender, Madolyn Herman, Helen Caldwell, Lillian Coy, Helen Cramer, Lois Ellis, Edith 1Jl't'.Yldt'llf - Bridge Club J. H. RUTH, Sponsor Finzel, Clarence Fowler, Hudson Franzen, Ray Harrison, Clark Haydl. Elizabeth Hogan, Josephine Hnlsinger. Anna Mae hluseph, Lea Kniffin, Estelle Keren, Albert G. Landau, Rose Lariek, Dorothy Little, Grace Longacre, Douglas O'Urien, Eleanor Reinhardt, Grace MI SS NIGH, Sponsor Si'c'1'C'fllI'.X'-TJ'l'lIA'ZU'L'l' - - - Ndains, George Alstun, Mildred Arthnr, Doris Barth. XViIma Bartlett, Margaret llmmne. Frances Capra, Caroline Carltnn, Cleona Cuincmlli, ,losephine Cramer, Nelma Dickson, Margaret Fielitz, Alice tiamlmatese, Antoinette Page One Hundred Two Gates. Allent- Hendersnn, Rhoda Kinzett, Germaine Kipp. Verna Mae Koss, Vera Krueger, Ernest Larick, Mildred Leland, Evelyn Levinson, Hyman Lntsch, Catherine Lyman, Bessie Mangold. Grace Meeker, Madeline TV Merrell, Sadie Monks, Mary Ohlak, Amelia Orfalea. Vernie Pae, jack Philpott. Thelma Poljak, Daniella Rakanska, Victoria Randall, Esther Rothenhnrg, Bennie Ruzic, julia Santora, Madeline Smith, Lila T A-Ives high, and r1'c'urrs low Hearts are f7'l!Illf7.S', ulriglzi Ivflv go .v CzfIf1'z'at0 n 'b1'idge-fm1, fave But d011'1' fI'1lIlIf7 your f7UI'fIIC'I',S ave. Keithotfer, Esther Rieek, Eleanor Schweitzer, Lucille Seveheck. Ralph XVald. Evelyn VVils0n. Dorothy Vwlylie, james Doniella Voljal Cleona Carlton Smith, Thelma Speed, Margaret Stone. Ethel Streeter, Alice Snstersio. Frances Taglia, Felicia Wlarwick, Lois XVeiser, Frances Vlfilkins, Ruth Zahnkovcc, Millie Znidersic, Pauline Seak, Emma x ZA Y were --7 134 THE TURRET rQ, W' 'eff' Uk l 144 1 1 ary - LINIIITI' - 54011 Ki'4'f7c'l' - Jxlllllilll, Luis Artinn, Lllexter Ilzirtels. Frieda Carla. Lneille Cuulc, Mildred fury, Harry Linster, lirla lfitzgilmlmmis, Frzink lfleining, -lnsepliine l i':1zine, lieitli liaskill, Dnrulliy Hziskill, Mildred liardner, Dan liuler, Milton finrzyiislci. Pauline llall, Stanley ridge Club VVV MISS PECK, Sponsor mimi! - ---- lluw.n l l ll X 'i's1'f1'i'l1t - - l.mx Xltn llnrner. lhvn Jaeksmi, Fred jenkins, Ray hlewell, Virginia jnnes, firaee Knerr, Vera Kucli, jean Landsaw. llnrotli Lariek, Howard Liuekner. Nnrinn Mrmre, lfrelyn Moore, Ralph Mnrpliy, XYilli:in1 Mnzinieli, Anne Plnlips, Ethel TTY' UH .5'firlrl'a'.v are fflflllfl. Cl0IIIt' ml Ii'l'x gn, ll'e'f'e go! in .ref flzeni fun . If ought fo be easy fo get high .wore l9i'r'f111.vi' we play in 67-l. Nilfllll l on xnu ll - - .xllllll Siniguue l'ire. lmnis Rutledge. Clnmniu Satlwvie, Robert Selineiderinan. Mun Sendiere. Jennie Sniignvee, :Xnna Steele, Dnrotlly Streinufsky, Sain Turpin, Margaret LllllSfL'?lll, llrnee Xvlf.l'IlUllC, ,lm- XYarren, Marie xYZiSl1lllllll, Helen XYeske. George Young, George r V011 kmmt Page One Hundred Three '72 ig -S THE TURRET 3 1Jl't'.Yl'lfUlIf - - l-luruum, hlerome Burns, Allan Burns, Fred Hutler, Xvllllillll Ceuta, Ed. Forman, Sidney Hirth, Harold lizlstelic, joseph Lonchar, Tom Mzmcino. Frzmk Chess Club V V V MISS DAVIS, Sponsor Miklaveic, Ernest Page One Hundred Four VVT - - Strentor Peccirillo, Mike Ponikvar, John Riser, George Roth, Harry Santos, Alfred Schmidt, Gabriel Sheinkman, Oscar Sheinkman, Solomon Taylor, Howard Wleslcy. CZ1I'lCtOIl They imc flzc Qlll'FlI,S Paiwzz Ofwnilzg 111- this szlfccssfzll club, For they won the fily champioizslzifv :Ind got for it a cup. Ferris W ,,-L , ,, .. HHH, 6- 2- --7--W WT- , H . Y -AY-Y f- H 3 THE TURRET wn n f 24. Boxing Club V T V MR. DUNKEL, Sponsor 1,l't'A'if1l'IIf - ---- - L'1lJlI'IL'5 XYz1gncr I'im'-ju'4'.x'1'fl'c'111' - - - SZllVZlt0l'C Insur- Hrzmclclow, .Xrtlmr Manning, 1QiCh1ll'll lluclmn, Ernest Molsyna. Albert Ccrcc, Vincent Mmrisuxm, James l'iilSUll. Glenn Sherick, Ilan jones, fhZll'lCS X'21CCZl1'Clli, Eugene lizmsck, lidwzml Yalincz, Louis Kocjzul, john XYQ-ndell, Adzun l.cvisun, I Iynmn Y' V V llvrv Ihr'-v Imru fflt' 11111111-v arfg Eaflz om' lrarazx In mkr his fvarl. ll'iflz frfntx and fvurl'im', jalwx and Ivlofus. Tim-v blark Ilzvir r-vvx and hung tlzrir 1m.v1'. Page One Hundred Five W-I--my PS! THE TURRET S I2 I,I't'.S'llll'llf - - - Sc'r1'Ul'r11'y - - Alston, Xylllllil Girls' Tennis Clnlb V V V MISS STEEDS, Sponsor K BEGINNERS ADVANCED Edith Gunnison Prpgiflpmf ---- Agnes Steiss Elizabeth Snyder Sf-r1'cz'r1ry - - - Mary lleppler Amon, Josephine Davies, Margaret Garhutt, Durothy Gatowski, Mary Heppler, Mary Hunt, Irene Konnerth, Helen Price, Irene Parker, lirnia Rolniek, Rose Gunnison. Edith lniniario, Mary jenkins, Lillie Meek, Margaret Mcllvain, Claire Mcllvain, Dorothy Porter, Beatrice Rankin, Marie Snider, Betty Stewart, Lois Steiss, Agnes Smith, l.aVerne Page One Hundred Six Starich, Doniella Snyder, Elizabeth Westin, lngehorg NVinlcle, Naomi VVV Helen IVIIIS arose to fame, llfuliifzrcirs aifemfvf the smile. From this club may come cz dame lVh0 on courts shall carve lim' mmzu. 'FZ - - -- ----Rl THE TURRET Q ll lr ll l l l. ,.l lll ll lla H V Girls' Golf Clulb V V T MISS COLLINGS, Sponsor yxflllllf. Xvlfgllllll Iluwc. Clxristim- Covell, Gum-ivicvc Qlizum, Susie lfzulcl, Mary SCllIll.Cl', Doris lfzzticu, Lena Smythc, Mary l'-llllllgdll, Mary Lou 'lillllllC,jCll11lC V V V Gulf, bw' tlllflfllf Smtfixlz fftllllf, CQKIUA' its 11'rz'Ulvvs 10 ftllllf, Num' arc lvff, all clrv f0rc', Top your dritv' and raise your xmr1'. Page One Hundred Sbven 72: Y M- - - Y- V - -H - -.VYEP4 THE TURRET ISI' ' 7 ' ' 'H ' ' PZ! clllfllill-Il - - lfirxf l,l.l'llll'lltllI1L - .S'rro11c1' l,ll'Zlll'lltIIIl - l ir.vf Srrgcuzzt - llzlsey, Marx Cantor, Morton Centa, Frank Filson, Glenn lizlllwraitli, Dun llllllllti, Ernest Mal1y11z1, Albert Meriele, Riclmrcl lllorrison, james Nason, Leslie l'el1ner, Denver Rogant, -l'llllUlJCI'l Page One Hundred Eight Military Clulb TTT K. H. YOUNG, Sponsor XYHTHC5, Oliver NVeslcy. Artlnn' Alll'llIl7l'l'.Y Noi on l'il Berger. Moris llUI'gSt6illl. Riclmzlrcl llnllocli, llowarcl Hoelcl, Arwicl jones, Kenneth l.ee, Eclwurcl Mandt, Robert Peskin, llnlmerl Peclley, llzrrolcl TTT Lfflf Riglzfl l,vf1'.' Riglzfl For .Yflldl-f'I'.Y they will bv. Tlzavv fvllofvs do 7I0l learn: to figlzf, Tlzqv only rlrill you ser. Monroe Burnett Tony Runallo blames l,2lI'lilll llurolcl Rice 'lun' 'EFI 'HE LN X 2 . 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William Sinmkka IJunior Basketball Coaeht, Charles Dunkel lJunim' l :u'ulty Managerl. Our Athletic Sttatflf VTX' l2YU'l'lXCi a great part of their time to the Qlevcloptnent of L'ollinwootl's young men, these Coaches and gym instructors always have heen an asset lo our school. Tlirotiglt their etlorts Collinwootl has been ahle to present some of the most outstanding teams in the city. This stall' has proclneecl athletes that have gained worthy reputations all over the state. Many of the leading universities of the country, always keeping their eyes open for sensational athletic material, have triecl to get some of our football ancl lmaslxethall players. llesicles the three major sports, Lollinwoocl has exeelletl in tennis, golf, :mtl gym work. 'lihe tennis team, this spring, was one of the strongest in the eitv. Page One Hundred Nine me 1 W. Y .. if W f - if Z .fan THE TURRET vs: H- f an Coaches PAUL YOST Coach Paul Yost, football mentor, came to us in September, 1927, from Cuyalioga Falls High, Cuya- hoga Falls, O., where his teams had established en- viable records. His football team lost the champion- ship hy one game and the basket ball team came through with the gonfalon. Mr. Yost attended Heidelberg University, where he starred on both the football and basketball teams. Since being at Collinwood, Coach Yost has built up a team that was as good as any in Cleveland last fall although it lost two games, these games being with Cleveland Heights and South High. ROY A. CLIFFORD Although new at the coaching game, Roy A. Clif- ford came to Collinwood in the fall of 1924, fresh from VVestern State Teachers' College, Kalamazoo, Mich., where he had participated in football, basket- ball and track. He leaves us this spring, probably to go to XVestern Reserve University as head basketball coach, after having established one of the greatest records for any Cleveland high school coach. Page One Hundred Ten CLARENCE HUDSON Adding Clarence Hudson to the Collinwood faculty greatly strengthened the Athletic Staff. Coach Hud- son hails from Geneva High School, Geneva, O., where he coached football, basketball, and track after his graduation from Ohio University, Athens, O., in Qlune, 1927. In college Mr. Hudson participated in football and track. At Geneva Hudson's teams lost two football games and one class B basketball game. His track team was the best in the history of the school. That Coach Hudson already has been a great asset to the Collinwood track team was shown in the overwhelming victory against Glenville and Cleve- land Heights, April 19. THE TURRET Y Rl 5 LAREON amjrxewr .',f 'Z V19 MAR QQ-PSQEER Fcrorwgn. 'LETTERNEN OHdd 3 1 Elo E5-cz. tm' -rg LEE? 59 352 QL- z: 414 z I'-5201 ZH R22 M 2:56 IL! N 39: nu K2 338 W IU J 4 Z Si' 5'5 ug?- 11.51 93: 5 lu h mn!- C:- Luxf .4223 .x4u OI.: hz kt I- 2 55: ,522 AJ- -Nl Page One Hundred Twelve S T6 Il Sao 'gf 6 'Q 5 Q Q FL4 OXOCCDO 1'lNllxCNlN'J ,-4 -4 x ,K 1 w fiflg' L' K' gg, -if -it .sa ww L43 EH! M Um2 m-i'-llivg 13901 vm m 4592: P.:y .,-45.5,-,Hr..4.:U 1 Huiwgf Zh? HbH---yfvg Sw-UtH4:Wc Cyflvs-171117,-4 O'--1 YNQ. -.umvqmnqfi woomwowwow v-1 Cxlv-1 v-iv-u Nj ,ny YU. 1: w 4 Qu ,qg' IQ 'mx qgcwvcvwvc -vcoocccco 9999999999 Sssaaisrsk ccccccccss mmmmmmmmmm :::::::::: cooococooc UUUUUQUUUU ppcments, 35 g O 125 1, Collinwooc Total- va, -v-W. B' THE TURRET ,Q 2 Football Review of 1928 By Arthur Sellers T V Y' .PEED and brains clashed with beef and brawn on September 22 when Collinwood and john Adams, old rivals, met for the third time and Collin- wood emerged victorious, 18 to O. An 80-yard run by Red Sellers featured in this conflict. Snap went a collarbone and another redhead bit the dust! XYith this break and all the other breaks against us, a morally victorious Collinwoocl team lost to the city champs, Cleveland Heights, by a hairbreadth 6 to 0 score, on the sunny afternoon of September 29. Alas! our star half-back, Red Velvick, broke into the game too late and could not break a 0 to O tie the scrappy St. Ignatius lads had held us to, during the early part of the contest on October 5. Hollenbeck played with a bandaged head. 1Yith good old Red Velvick working as a regular, Collinwood's steam- rollers, on October 13, smashed the Glenville line to a pulp and spanked the Parkwood Drive boys, 22 to 0. The Yostmen performed the feat of holding the Tar Blooders to a lone first down. The old dedication jinx held true again as our powerful Railroaders crashed the Latin line to pieces on the 10th clay of the month, and outran the Catholics to a 13 to 0 victory. Underneath the spell of the Yukon, midst a raging snowstorm, our galloping Eskimos were completely baffled by a tricky, elusive South team and lost their second game of the season to the cold, icy tune of 14 to O, on October 27. On November 3, with our whirlwind backlield and stonelike line and little Steve Bernardic running back punts neatly, Collinwood had little trouble in downing the East Tech eleven, 14 to 2. Velvick stepped behind the goal line on a punt formation to give the Carpenters their only points. November 10 saw Canton McKinley loaning us its gridiron and 11 players for a super-screen production featuring Red Velvick in Running VVild.', Dayvsan hurtdhis ftlnkles after a 30-yard sprint, thereby terminating his grid career at 'o inwoo . Tie score was 18 to 7. Our husky second team, otherwise known as Ted Beck and Co., lost a heart- breaking game to the Wlarren schools, 12 to 6. Ted galloped 50 yards through a broken field for our touchdown. VVith Velvick, Larick, Bernardic, l.iechti, Zych, and faithful Vidmar playing their last game for Collinwood, aided by Lon Blitz, a flashy half-back, our charging cohorts completely swamped Holy Name, 38 to 6, on the morning of November 17. Page One Hundred Thirteen 572: IS K THE TURRET IX E'-2 1 Fac S Top row. left to right-Roy Clifford QCoachJ, Brenner, Barr tStudent Managerb, Baffa, Roy Deal ulty Managerl. ecrmd row--Sta,mberger, Melville, Naisby, Klug. Malavasic, Richards. Boitmn. 'ro1a'fHenry, Seidner, D'Amat0, Bernarrlic lH0norary Capfainl, Lewi B Tett, Mille Varsttv Basketball V V V Basketball Scores Collinwood ZS Cleveland Heights 14 Collinwoocl 31 Shaw 15 Collinwood 48 Rocky River 15 Collinwood 22 Akron East 20 Collinwood 24 East Tech 11 Collinwood 25 Central 19 Collinwood 20 Youngstown South 19 Collinwood 19 Canton McKinley 30 Collinwood 10 Cathedral Latin 19 Collinwood 18 South 40 Collinwood 23 john Adams 27 Collinwood 24 Lincoln 40 Collinwood 15 NVest Tech 24 Collinwood 23 Glenville 28 Page One Hundred Fourtee bfi A 2 THE TURRET 'wi n-an Basketball Review of 1929 By joseph Gambatese V V V . HE Blue and Gray cagers, boasting an unblemished 1928 record, journeyed up to the Cleveland Heights auditorium on the evening of December 7, and administered the Hilltoppers their third defeat in the three years of annual opening tussels. The score was 28 to 14. The scene of battle the following Friday shifted to the small, cramped Shaw gym. Dawson and Velvick peppered the hoop most successfully in doubling the Lake Erie lads, 31 to 15. Rocky River was no match for Collinwood in the first game on our floor, bowing before the sensational shooting of Red and Bernardic to the tune of 48 to 15, just four days before Santa arrived. NVith the Hu epidemic prevailing in Cleveland, the Collinwood quintet trekked over to Akron on the fourth of january and eked out a 32 to 20 victory over the powerful East High team. Velvick, Dawson 81 Co. inaugurated their third Senate season by lacing the Each Tech crew, 24 to 11, on the East High floor the following week. Central endeavored to throw a wrench in the Chiffordmen's mechanism the next Friday evening but, with the score 17 to 14 against us, the great shooting of Velvick and Bernardic turned impending defeat into a 25 to 19 win. Only the miraculous shooting of Steve Bernardic in the final minutes of play kept Velvick, Dawson, Anderson, and Knierim, each playing his last game for Collinwood, from bringing a drastic ending to his high school career and failing to win the 30th straight game. Steve's baskets gave our boys a 20 to 19 win over Youngstown South on January 25. - Thus ended another half-year of great undefeated Collinwood teams. Seven other games were played, during which time many shifts were made in an effort to find the best combination. The scores of these games will be found on the opposite page. Every mother's son gave a good account of himself whenever opportunity was given. Several games were lost by close scores. After watching these new players in action, many of them tenth graders, fans readily said that they would be looking for the beautiful basketball trophy to again rest at Collinwood in 1930. Page One Hundred Fifteen 73 -W AA -- -Y -V - -IS T H E T U R R E T if ' 'V' mn 'Am' 7 - Z! Top rofw, left to eight-Mr. McMahon tAssistant Coachj, Mr. Hudson ICoachJ, Scheller, Watkins, Boehm, Ackley, Jones, Miller. Reggle, Solomon, Lindquist, Fuhrman, Mr. Deal tFaculty Managerl. Second raw-Hurlus, Swartz, Valetich. Vidmar, Shoemaker, Hasse, Ulrika, Troiano. Noble, H. Doe- ringer, Willcocks, Field, Palmer, MacKenzie tStudent Managerj. Third row-Mansour, Robishaw, Cornman, Knopp, Liatti, Petranek, A. Doe-ringer, Mericle, Zych, Kopitch, lfutlmn. vnu'-D. Siegel. Morgan, Snyder, Lewis. S. Siem-1, Arnold, Rich, Tele-key. Nnvinco, Varsity Track Team V V V ITH two letter men back, Alex Zych and Al Miller, Coach Hudson boosted the Collinwood track team to a ,place among Clevelancl's leading tracksters. Although track teams require years to be built, Collinwood has one of which to be proud. At the big C. A. Lf. meet, Collinwoocl won 9.5 points though some of the members had never been at a meet before. May we wish Coach Hudson and his Sophomore material the best of success in future track meets. Page One Hundred Sixteen wg-5 , e, , i ,W ,ef , if W ew ,wmv mnfnraa THE TURRET PSI 7 i ' ' i' ' 'W' ' Z4 Top row. Inf! to 'rz'ylzf-Gv0rp:e Timms. Carl Scheller, Karl Mustard. Seefnirl raw- -Erwin Naujoks lCoaehl. Guy Troiano, Harry Coy, Clarence Finzle. Arthur lizxhut. Martin Valetich. Boftmn raw- William Barrington. Neil Tyler, Riehnral Elliston, Frank Braeale. Tom Crooks, John Sesvk. David Mc-riele. ym Team T T V HIS vein' tpllilivwmcl has at new mwtiiizzltiuii in athletics known as the . 6 gym team. 'l'his team is fm' hoys who are pzu'ticnl:u'ly interestecl in gyinnztsties. The sponsor of this chih is Mr. lirwin Xzuijpks, iorinerly at member of the gym team uf Ohio State l'nive1'sity. During spring vztczttion Mr. Nzuijuks. Harry Coy. liclvvzml l.ee, llztvitl Blericle. :incl Clztrence liinzel jonrneyerl to llelzlwure, where the hoys took part in the stztte gymnastics meet and won sixth place with 220.7 points. XYith six- teen schools enterecl, t'ohnnhus Central came first with 757.5 points. This team furnished entertainment between halves at hzmskethztll gzunes this winter, and gave an exhibition Open llunse night. 4 Curl Scheller was elected lionurztry captain. Next year this team expects to meet city competition. Page One Hundred Seventeen 'fi IS if THE TURRET Elk! Page One Hundred Eighteen Z B4 THE TURRET Q Q4 . Girls' Athletics VVV OLLINVVOOD girls are very fortunate in having gym teachers like Misses A Mary Steeds and Elva Foltz in their midst. Miss Steeds, who is back after attending Ohio State for a year, is a graduate of Arnold College, New Haven, Conn., and Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Miss Foltz comes to us from Akron, Ohio, where she taught after her graduation from the University of Washington. The three major senior sports for girls are hockey, basketball, and baseball. These come in fall, winter, and spring respectively. Other activities taken up by the girls are swimming, track, roof playground supervision, and two Tennis Clubs. l.i.. In the fall of 1928 the hockey team which won the honors was the Shin Crackers , captained by Angela Bukownik. ' Mildred Au Rand and Our Gang succeeded in capturing the homeroom basketball laurels of the season 1928-29. . About thirty-live girls journeyed down to the St. Clair bathhouse every Friday to swim from 3:30 to 5 p. m. These bathers were led by Erma Dalhausen and Betty Snider, vice-president of the city-wide swimming representatives' associa- tion, both of whom are junior life-savers . In the fall and spring the roof is used as a playground for the junior high girls duringthe lunch periods. About 300 pupils use these playgrounds daily. Estelle Kniffen, Dorothy Lewis, and Helen Fox, three senior high A girls were in charge. , There are also three paid assistants to help Miss Steeds and Miss Foltz with the gym classes. Edna Thomas, Jessie Pounds, and Edith Slater are the assistants. Clerical work in the gym office is done by Virginia Jewell and Ruth Jones. Page One Hundred Nineteen Ufi E THE TURRET Page One Hundred Twenty 1 In . D QXJI1 I 'V 1231 I H 1 x W 1 L -Hi 'NN W 1 1 Q--5111i 'X if N 1 1 1111 1 wi 5 V1 X1 1 it 111115 1 H, . AIM? fl Q N ml :IWW X ' I jk '11 ,1 - 1 1 'AX MX 51 X L' .,,,,, V ' l E 1 ' tg! X N' .1 -F..-M tt-gl xg 1 1 01112 AD 1211513125 -i I n E .S If .5 'a U YE ri ri ff y V l 'Q ff ii lf U f E1 wi U. 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Good Appearance Plus Economy Are Great Factors Leading Toward Success Let Us Help You Succeed! ll lly I finlzw W clethias 2 1:1 1:1101 mini 111 1 1 1 1:1 31111111 1 111111 u1rr1x1:o1uiojoj1m1411o1nr14x11x1: 11:14:14sialicnic21010101111011viebil1111111101010101011xioiuioioioiojoiuicxia o 5011 mio? I E PU U2 O O '-l T1 E lb B hs UQ fb 'fl 'U D' O 3 O I 0 I O 1 '1 'C Ui Nl -A NO The Interstate School of Commerce Third Floor Hanna Building if COMPLETE BUSINESS and SECRETARIAL TRAINING fi Day or Evening Sessions C CRQESS JEWELRY S For Quality Compliments of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks and jewelry J. F. LINNERT DAIRY 15211 ST- CLA112 AVENUE 331 E. 185th St. KEnmore 0222 Opposite High School Pay Cash Pay Less Compliments of NEWMAN'S CCNFECTIONERY STORE Compliments of LUDASHER'S BAKERY 16514 EUCLID AVE' School Supplies 14812 St. Clair Ave. Quality and Service A Good Place to Eat EUCLID Y GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET BOULEVARD BARBECUE 16809 Euclid Avenue Our Store is your Store 17448 Lake Shore Boulevard KEHm0fe 1510 KEUYUOFC 1437 We Deliver 10102110101021lioiniuinillini lin? 101021xiuioioioilriuilniuioiuizxi Page One Hundred Twenty-n uioinioioininiuii is 1 nimuiinicuiaxiritmilvif 1 1 110101011 10301 1201111 STUDENTS Your educational program must include systematic saving of time, energy, and INCOME or you will ultimately fail in its accomplish- ment. Use Our Personal Service Depart- ment in Outlining Your Program 'Gi-2 Nottingham Savings 8: Banking Company St. Clair Ave. at Nottingham Road For Good Milk Watch for the Name B. H. CHILD DAIRY CLASS A MILK From Approved Dairy Farms 14001 Woodworth Rd. GrLenville 2406 BUTNIK DRUG CO. 12109 St. Clair, Corner Eddy Road Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Service - We Deliver - Quality EDdy 8566 GLENMONT RADIO SHOPPE 12309 St. Clair Avenue Kolster - Sparton EDdy 0887 Try Bowling For Your Health at ST. CLAIR - EDDY REC. CO. 12312 St. Clair Avenue D. C. FRAME, President DEL YOUNG, Manager Compliments of of JOHN E. CASS Druggist P. M. Gauchat Furniture Company Furniture - Rugs - Stoves 792 - 794 East 152nd Street J . G. SCHAEFER jeweler 13836 St. Clair Avenue Gifts That Last 11n1na1u1u11x11rqn1r11w11111101111 1 111111111 11111 1 1 11111311111 ge One Hundred Thirty I I f .cEPCli.Qp 1 H ' mi CLEUELANUS HIGH SQHOOL SHOP I I fs 4 ' J Q ' ' x 'bp . , ZFQR s A A f :HI 'R 5 .4 Y' Your Style Coach Says:- Success in life is largely a matter of pride in personal appearance. Correct dress and faultless attire lend a degree of confidence that in- spires the wearer to greater deeds and wins the admiration 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 S45 33159.25 ni 1:11113 1 3 1 111111103 1 ini ui 3 111 101110101 3 rinioiui- 1111-1011 1 1111111211113 30113031 Compliments of FIVE POINTS VARIETY STORE Where Collinwood Buys its School Books and Supplies ANYTHING IN THE SPORTING GOODS LINE SECRETARIAL TRAINING Learn in Twelve Weeks The Boyd course of intensive train- ing in shorthand, typewriting, secre- tarial duties, and business correspond- ence will lit you for an excellent posi- tion in twelve weeks. Positions secured graduates. BOYD BUSINESS SCHOOL Erie Bldg. E. 9th and Prospect CHerry 7421 THE PLAZA SWEET SHOP Confections of Quality 890 E. 152nd St. GUTHS if SNAPPY sHoEs ' , +0 'I 15203 5 f'- sf. ci ' X:-'S-3 an Six Stores Page One Hundred Thirty- uiniuioix 2010101010141010101 mini: it1inioioiuilrinioioiu 11101011rifuirlicrilricuimrimnixvilnitril 1010 A Diploma from ns means Business Qualification We assist our graduates in securing positions. Come in and see us or phone 4 ani Gllvuelamh Sarhnnl nf Business GLENVILLE 78893 512355 ?J1gg?lily Ivanhoe Bank Bldg. Euclid Ave. at Ivanhoe Rd. I 5375 Weekly Thomas P. Scully in Charge 5200 Weekly THE SHEER BROTHERS THE SCDOP FENCE 8r IRON CO. P , t 1 fln efs 715 EAST 103rd STREET 814 EAST 152nd STREET Compliments of JOE GROSSMAN SHOES 13806 St. Clair H. WILMS Florist Flowers for Every Occasion 10216 FLORA AVENUE EDdy 3756 THOMAS H. WELLS General Insurance GLenvi1le 4360 OFFICE - 788 E. 152nd St. Room 5 - Gunn Block Losses Adjusted Promptly Page One Hundred Thirty-two mniuiuimxiixilxiniuini 1101113 114 14 ANTON GUBANC Dry Goods and Furnishing 16725 Waterloo Road KEnmore 1350 Compliments of GLICK'S DANCE STUDIO 12929 Euclid Avenue 5622 Broadway 1935 W. 25th LYON TAILORING CO. 5 Stores in Cleveland 1930 E. 9th Street 845 Prospect 5305 Woodland innic1101Inilrioioinioioioilliililiiuxic 9 01:94 rioioj011r14xj01f:j1x10i1xj011xi011 01014 1 1:1 02:11 xjojoitnioioioioinxifxjoinxiiriirx sfo nic 101111111 11 1111014 1:11031 11121121 1031 in 1031 1011 111101011 3030303 llD1ii3C11muiRiE9s illDOWN through the ages of timewa lasting memorywa foncl recollection of youthful hap- penings and experiences. fjlphoto engravingsw the supreme pictorial messengers of the world. 2 Engravings for this c-Annual made by THE CENTRAL ENGRAVING COMPANY Cleveland, Gus. Klauminzer, CPres. and Jlflgr. 2182 East 9th Street illlliitbl P11 i li lil i 1 Ili i il 14 itil! 1 ll li Pi li lil i 1 lillililliiili mired Thirty E exwsawsawexwsxmsxwerwexmsmwwtw Alpipiutscilmtiom OR more than a quarter of a century, The Ward 66 Shaw Company has played a conspicuous part in the printing of High School and College Year Books for an increasing number of institutions in Ohio. Our relations with some of these schools have been virtually continuous down through the years. We have witnessed, with modest pride and satisfaction, a steady improvement in the typographical beauty and general appearance of institutional Year Books with which we are directly or indirectly connected. To an even greater extent, and to the deserving credit of the small army of students responsible for the successful outcome of their momentous undertakings, we have noted a conspicuous improvement in the contents, themes and ideals of these Year Books. Tangible evidence of this forward movement is reflected by the TURRET of Collinwood High School, the current issue of which long will stand as a monu- ment to the conscientious, sincere and inspiring efforts of the staff of young men responsible for its successful production. The Ward 66 Shaw Company truthfully has benefitted from its brief associa' tion with members of the TURRET staff, with whom we have worked faithfully to fully merit the trust reposed in us. In this effort we hope we have succeeded. .-QE-7714953 'WHEQGW Cglve WARD 6? HAW Go. CPrinteirs N CBinclersj5fq4e--- : 6?vZk5B65v?k5B6?XX556?v2k5B65Kk5B65v?k556Mk5B65Xk556PKk5B6Mk?5 2 QSXKQQSXYQPQSXXQQSXKQQSXKQQSXEQQSXKQQQSXXQQSXXQQSXXQQ Page One Hundred Thirty-four EW W cg1flf0gTCZPl75 QM E mai , , V 'NH Huw no 'IMA mililmm D ZCQSE V J my M, Ciiiikip M Iru ww .nil ny M HQ N ., 4 Fi :mf x ' X .AE !!L , ' 'J f, W, ,wiv My. -4.25 9-N1 ,.,,' ,xii , f lvlulmnilmnlllmnfagf 1 fXf 1 .K .K asf 'g i . X 0 . Q y. . 5' v' .4 , ,