Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1930 volume:

CONTACT THE PILOTS OF JANUARY, 1930 TAXI OFF FROM Collinwood High School “CONTACT” TO Mr. Frank P. Whitney, who as Skipper of our flying field. Collinwood High School, has piloted us through the ground school days as tenth graders and through our first timid solo flights in the eleventh grade, and who at last gives us our Wings as graduates, we dedicate this record of our flight. “CONTACT” Here arc the patrol leaders and the flight commander who patiently saw us through our wingless days as “Dodos” and who now watch us ofT on our record breaking flights. Page three “CONTACT ■'X) ACKLEY, EDWAliD (Bobo the Hear) Academic; Varsitv Football ’28, '29; Varsity ‘Track 28; Musketeers Fencing Club; Football Club; Hoys’ Dress Committee. Par worse it is to lore than never to have tasted bliss.” ANKER, ALBERT (Alibi Al) Commercial; Dance Club; Bridge Club. A man! A man! Mg kingdom for a man! HAILEY, JULIA .1. Technical; Dennison Club; Cooking Club. “ 'Mg life is dreary, he cameth not’ she said.” . ARNOLD, WALTER W. Academic; '1'rack Team; Football Squad; Checker Club; Opera Club; Referees’ Club; Social Committee I2A. alere comer a man.’ SILKY. ROSALIE (Sugar) Vmvniercial; Poster Club; So- Committee; Student Coup- r ciit r.- fNN . Gcntlenes. Better than Violence.” The matchless (langmvde, di-inely fait BACKUS, WILLIAM (Hill) Commercial; Glee Club; Bridge Club; Mr. Neeles’ Secretary. BARTELS, FRIEDA F. (Fritzi) Commercial; Senior Class President; Romancers; Grand Slam Club; Honor Pin; Treasurer Council 1928; President Council 1929—June; Vice-president Council I9W February; “Twelve Pound IxK k”; “Quality Street ; “The Thirteenth Chair”; Dramatic Contest Winner; Secretary, Mr. Gudekunst. Dvr femina facli.” BAUMAN, ELMER Commercial; Chemistry Club; Airplane Club. “Man of polite learning and liberal education BKI.PULSO. VINCENT A. Academic; Hand Orchestra; Golf Club; Algebra Club; Hall Lieutenant. His bark is worse than his bite.” HOLTON, EDGAR (Eggs) Academic; Checker Club; Science Club; Military Club; Glee Club. Earth sounds his wisdom and high heaven his fame.” BOSCH, WILD A BELLE Academic; Science Club, President; Dance Club; Glee Club; Swimming Team. Her xoil was more than man. her innocence a child’s. -. BUUCH, PAUL Technical; Orchestra; Hand; Glee Club; Music Appreciation Club. First come, first served. Page four “CONTACT” CROW, HAROLD (Hey Crow) Technical; Referees’Club; Basketball Club; Golf Club. “ man of fere word . CER A YOLA, I .EON A R I) (Lenny) Academic; Math Club; Basketball Club; Boxing Club; Military Club. Lenny ran sura, ‘Parle. dr francais.' ” ON, CLARA A. iners) Commercial; Social Committee; Dance Club; Ushers Club. Her dainty form xcas tike (Ur deer. COOK. MILDRED (Cooky) Commercial: Etiquette Club; President of Ushers Club; Home Economics Club; Bridge Club; Nominating Committee; Secretary to Miss Humphrey. “I expect that woman to hr (hr last thing civilised Up man. COSCHIA. FRANK (Yas Yas) Academic; Bridge Club, President; Golf team; Football. ' uit. don't fire me. CHISM AN, EVELYN (Kv.) Commercial; Lost and fou desk; Friendship Club.— ‘‘Oh most delightful . ich is’t who can ait ft woman ! (Farmer) Technical; Military Club; Hide Club. ‘Concealed talent brings no reputation.” DAVIS, ARTHUR (Doc) Technical; Booster Club; First Aid Club; Dance Club. “. grave, wise thoughtfulness.’ DAY KIN. orro Technical; Photograph Committee; Football Varsity; Football Club; Checker Club. The cautious seldom err. DF.I.IS, LEWIS (Ixiuir) Academic; Chess Club; Printing Club; Science Club; Dance Club. Thrypoast is clear, boys. DONNOLA. ANNA (Donnie) Academic; Social Committee; Valerians; Dance Club; Etiquette Club; Amcrital Club. A true friend is forever a friend. DR A EGER, EVELYN (Lynn) Academic; Social Committee; Dress Committee; Valerians; Dance Club; Etiquette Club; Hall Captain; Hall Lieutenant; Secretary. Mr. Naujoks. “A soul of poxL r. a well of thought ” Page five “CONTACT” EGEXSPKItGEH, ELMER (Kggie) Technical; Has e hall Club; Dance Club. “Much learning doth make him mud.” FARINACCI, MARIAN Academic; Glee Club; Gym Leaders’ Club; Opera Club; “Pickles”; “Fire Prince. “Originality provokes originality.” FLANIGAN, KKNNKTH (Kenny) Technical; Referee Club; Basket Ball Club; Physics Club. “Devout get cheerful—active get resigned FLANIGAN, MARY LOU (College Widow) Technical; Golf Club; Portrait Club. “She contents herself to be obscurely good.” FOSTER, GEORGE (Georgle) Technical Course; Chemistry Club; Electrical Club; Dance Club; Ring Committee; Nominating Committee. “His is the atrocious crime of being a young man.” FOSTER. HARRY (Harry) Technical; Banjo Club; Athletic Club; Electrical Club, Secretary - Treasurer; Dance Club. “Young men will be young men.” FL'RHMAN, FRED (Red) Technical; Football Varsity; Basketball Varsity; Football Club. “Is this that haughty, gallant, gay Lothario.” GENTII.E, MARY '(Shortic) Commercial; Leaders’ Club Ushers' Club; A mental Club Dance Club; Track Meet “Contact typist. “Let no man deceive yon with i'a iu words.” GLAVIC, JOHN (Johnny) Technical; Aeronautics Club. “He's sure the auto Mec-an- GREEN, EVELYN Technical; Ring Committee; Etiquette Club; Tennis Club; Dance Club; Candy Club. “She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen.” GRAY, CORIN'NE (Coren) Academic; Student Councilor; Opera Club; Art Club; Ukc Club; Glee Club; “Pickles”; “Here we are.” Just watch her for your style notes, girls.” HAAS, DOROTHY (Daught) Commercial; Gym Captain; Glee Club; Opera Club; Hall Captain; “Pickles.” “She xcalks in beauty. Page six HART HILL, HELENA (Tiny) Academic ; 12A Basketball and Speedball Teams; Dance Club; Glee Club; Gym Leaders Club; Etiquette Club; Opera Club; -Pickles.” “Her air, her manners, all who ,sau admired.” HEN NIG, LUCILE (Lou) Technical; 12A Dance Club, Secretary; Ring Committee; Girls Dress Committee, Chair- man; Home Economics Chib, President. “An artillery gf wordg HIGH FIELD, ROBERT (Bob) Technical; Electrical Club; Science Club, Secretary. “A workman that needeth not he ashamed.” HIRSCH, DOROTHY (Dot) Technical; Portrait Club; Art Club. “Never idle a moment. HOFFMAN, HENRY Commercial; Checker Club; Yacht Club. “Pats himself upon his good behavior ’ HOFFMAN, WILLIAM (WhitJe) Academic; Military Club, Lieutenant; Referees' Club; Baseball Club; Dance Club. “Charge, William, Charge.” HOI, BERGER, EDGAR it e aU 'v TcbkAi pl; Cheiiifctt Club; BasketMUf “A Mai’s a man for a’ that.” CONTACT HOGAN, GERALDINE (Gerry) Commercial; Student Councilor; Dance Club; Hall Lieutenant; Hall Captain; Secretary, Miss Robert. “Man has his will, but woman has her way.” HOWE, CHRISTINE (Chris) Technical; Home Economics Club; Golf Club; Stagecraft Club; Class Nite Committee. “How fading are the joys we dole npon. H ng Ctjiv I NEALY I. JOE (Joe Georgius) Academic; Ring W mmlttee; Hall Captain; Choker Club; Dance Club. “He is like a cock the sun had risen crow.” i xi'hojthonght i to hear him JOHNSTON, WILI.IAM (Bill) Academic; President Student Council — 1930 — February; Secretary Student Council — 1929 — June; Art editor of Tower 12B; Football Letter-man; Gym Leader; Class Baseball Captain — 12B; “Cross-stitch Heart ; Pickles.” “Persuasion tips his tongue when e’er he talks.” JOLLY, MARGARET (Muggs) Academic; Ix st and found, 9B-12A; Glee Club; Masquers Club. “Gentlemen prefer blonds.” Page seven “CONTACT” JORDAN', ELEANOR (Ellin) Academic; Manager, I.ost and found department, 8A-12A: Social Coininiltee. II ox c doth the I it tit busy lief.' JORDAN, RUTH (Ruth) Commercial; Secretary, Mr. Mvcrs, Miss McLennan. Miss Ni’gh. “Hen niiMu h lady! KEN WORTHY, ROBERT (Bob) Technical; Camera Club. Let thr tiitl try tlir man.” KING, MILDRED (Micky) Academic; Art Club. “Ctm one dr tire too in itch of tt yood thing?” K LA I'M 1N .ER. GUSTAVE (G..s) Academic; Senior Class Vice president; Student Council; 12th Grade representative of Council; Varsity Tennis Team I.cttcrmun; Algebra Club. “To leave this kern encounter of our xvits. KLEIN. HILDA (Tubby) Commercial; Senior Class Secretary; Secretary, Miss Boyd; German Club Vice-president. “Young in limits. in judgement old. LARSON, KAMILLA (Blondie) Commercial; Cooking Club; Dance Club. Oh. Mirth and Innocence.” LATESSA, LUCY (Lu) Academic; Tatting Club; Table Decorating Club. 5 For chance fights ever on the ride of the prudent. LAYMON, THANE (Tiny) Academic; Quill and Scroll,' Secretary - Treasurer; Student Councilor; S| otIight Staff; Tower Staff; Iuttin Club. “The self-educated are marked'm Itg stubborn peculiarities.” I.KACH, PHYLLIS (Pal) Academic; Class Nite Committee; Friendship Club; Poetry Club; Opera Club; Mythology Club; Masquers Club; Valerians; Glee Club; Pickles ; Rocking Chairs ; Dear Departed ; “Common Clay ; Tower Staff; Declamation Contest. “Accomplishments are native to her mind.” LIATTI. MARIO (Mutts) Technical; Social Committee; Electrical Club; Dance Club; Golf Club; Tr.Vj Man is man. (a aster I.UTKE, FRANK (Lucky) Academic; Secretary. Mr. Hoffman; Ring Committee; Dance Club. “lie was so generally cii'ii. that nobody thanked him for it. Page eight u CONTACT MAX, PETER J. (Pete) Academic; President, Checker Club; Captain, Checker Team. “His caret are all now ended. McKINLEY, GRACE Commercial; Dance Club. “And blushes like a rote. � , N KRICI.E, DAVID (I)ave) jJ Academic; Tower Staff; Art Club; Quill and Scroll; Photo Tinting Club; Hi-Y; Track Team; Gymnastic Team. “As he thinketh in himself, so is he OIT. MARJORIE Commercial; Etiquette Club; Secretary, Mr. Stringer. “A woman is always changeable and capricious.9 7 PA I ,E It M ( . .1E N N IE (J can ) rCommercial; Secretary to Mr. Yoder; Student Councilor. “The society of woman is the foundation of good manners. PERFORS, MARY (Dutehie) Academic; Tower Staff; Glee Club; Eire Prince; Valerians— Secretary (Spring 1929); Quill Scroll; Spotlight—Associate editorial page editor; “Contact” Staff. She is herself a collection of best things.” PlltC, LOUIS (Chief) Technical; Spotlight; Stamp Club; Bridge Club. He thought as a sage, though he felt as a man. PORTER, BEATRICE E. (Bee) Commercial; Tennis Club of 28 and 29; 12A Social Committee; Friendship Club; Secretary, Miss Milne. A fid mistress of herself though China fall.” AUDREY B. ; Valerians; “Con-Picture Committee; Thirteenth Chair ; “Cross Stitch Heart. “Oh. coward conscience, how thou dost afflict one.” MURPHY, JACK (Murph) Academic; Opera Club; Party Committee; Dress Committee; Master of Ceremonies 12A Prom; Student Council; Spotlight. % “The mildest manner xcith the bravest mind. NORTON, ALICE (Snorty) Academic; Valerians, President; Quill and Scroll, Vice-president ; Spotlight—Exchange Editor, 12A, Editorial Page Editor. I2B; “Quality Street ; Poetry Club; Class Nite Committee; Contact Editor. “Thy purpose firm is equal to the deed. Page nine “CONTACT” PORTER, MARGARET (Reg) Academic; Photo-tinting Club: Tennis Club; Leaders' Club: “Masquers” Club; Nominating Committee: Class Night Committee. “He has hint eyes. PRA'IT, MARIAN Commercial; Candy Club; Dance Club; Friendship Club; Secretary, Mr. Boyd. never now an eye no bright and yet no no ft an hern” PRIMOSCH, iftliRKRT (Rett) Academic; Dance Club: Cam era Club; Social Committee. “II will nhine. V Ql’INE DOROTHY (Dot) Academic: Sketch editor of Tower; Quill and Scroll; Spot light. Editorial page editor: Contact Staff. “She looks as if butter wouldn't melt in her mouth.'' RAND, CATHERINE (Kate) Academic; Essay Editor of Tower; Valerian Club; Quill and Scroll; I2A Basketball and Speedball Teams; Ring Committee; “Contact” Staff; Honor RIDER. EDITH (Edc) Academic; Glee Club; Bridge Club; Opera Club; Basketball Team; Hockey Team; Class Night Committee; Pickles”; “Thirteenth Chair ; 12B Social Committee. “1 thinly therefore I am. RIBCK, ELEANOR Commercial; Bridge Club. “In her tongue in the law of kindness.” “ M ante rig I nnrtivi tin SATKOVIC. CARRIE Commercial; S e nior Girls’ Dress Committee; Dance Club; Secretary, Miss Nigh. “I'or thee is laughing nature gag” SATKOVIC, ROBERT (Sacco) Academic; I lull Captain; Bridge Club; Math Club; “I.'Anglais Tel Qu'nn Parle ; Nominating Committee; Ring Committee, Chairman; “Thirteenth Chair.” “.Vo statesman or soldier' to dot or to fight ” R17PNIK, MARY Technical; Candy Club; Etiquette Club; Ring Committee. “Earth's noblest thing, a woman perfected.” RI TIIMAN, GORDON I.. (Gordv) Commercial; Bridge Club; Dance Club; Secretary, Mr. Landis. A tUIC, JOHN (Rabbi) Academic; Stamp Club Presi-lent; Dance Club; Hull Lieutenant. find xce are going serious, and then we are in great danger of being dull.” SCHLEICHER, WII.I.IAM (Bill) Academic; (Jvm Captain; Hall Captain; Bridge Club; Chemls-try Club; Do-own-il-luc Science Club, Treasurer and Secretary. “He's i sure card. SESSANK, JENN ’. (Smiles) Ament Club, Club; rltal Dnlinatfc of the tongue is angerous of oil SHREINER, NNA MAE (Anna Mae) Commercial; Dramatic “Mushing in the color of virtue. VIA K c,r SH El NEMAN, OSCAR (Sluinky) Academic; Travel Club; Football Club; Football Squad; Chess Club, Vice-president; Chess Team 28—'‘29. “Here's metal more attractive. SCHULLER, DAN (Dan) Technical; Electrical Club; King Committee; Photograph Committee. “At sure at a gun. iHOWEKTH, HERBERT Mike) technical; Harmonica Club; boosters' Club; Dance Club, President; Social Committee. Chairman. SCHULTZ, JOSEPHINE (Jo) Commercial; Home Economics Club; Dance Club, President 12B, Vice president—12A. “On twinkling toes. SI PA HI, ECHO (Echo) Academic; Football Club; Checker Club; Hall Lieutenant. “Hail fellow, well met! SCHAUSS, HARRY (Schauss) Commercial; Chemistry Club; German Club; Class Night Committee; Picture Committee. “This business u'ill never hold water. SCUD I EKE, JENNIE (Gee, Gee) Academic; Dance Club; Girls’ Gym Captains’ Club; Bridge Club. “I'll 11teak- in a monstrous little voice. ERNEST (Ernie) Technical; Printing Club urer; Athletic Club; Dance Club; Student Councilor; Senior Class Treasurer. ,7 lion among laities is a most dreadful thing. “CONTACT” SCH W A RZM A N, ELEA NOR (Elite) Technical; Etiquette Club; Home Economics Club; 'Table Decorating Club; Dance Club; King Committee; Girls' Dress Committee. “.t maiden hath no tongue but thought.” Page eleven “CONTACT” “ letter late than never.’’ STKVENSON, TIIELMA (Steve) Technical; Ushers Club; Home Economics Club; Bridge Club; Dance Club; Girls’ Dress Committee. Ye have many strings to your boxe.” STRANDT, WILBUR (Wib) Technical; Yacht Club; Chemistry Club; Cheerleaders Club; Dance Club. SKERI, FREDERICK (Fritr.) Technical; Stagecraft Club; Basketball Club; Referees Club; Dance Club; Football Club. “No worte than he should be.’’ SMITH, I.UCIKN (Luke) Academic; Golf Club; Clieeker Club, Vice-president; Dance Club, Vice-president; Student Councilor. “They are never alone that are accompanied Ic i t li noble thought STANLEY, GEORGE (Scho) Academic; Latin Club; Stagecraft Club; Referees’ Club; Dance Club; Do-ovvn-il-loc Science Club; Tower Staff; Photograph Committee. “Home-keeping youths have ever homely wits.’’ STEEL, DOROTHY (Dot) Academic; Latin Club; Bridge Club; Do-own-il-loc Science Club; Party Committee—IIA; Social Committee; “Contact Staff; Spotlight Staff; Tower Staff. TAYLOR. HARRY Technical Course; Chemistry Club; Science Club; Yacht Club; Dance Club; Social Committee. An affable and courteous gentleman.'’ The sweetest thing that ever grew beside a human door. THOMAS, EDNA (Tiny) Academic; Ring Committee; Picture Committee; “Masquers ” Club; Gym Leaders Club; Athletic Pin; Information Desk; Honorary Member Student Council; 12A Basketball Team; P2A Speedball Team. “She’ll find a xcay.” TRUESDELL, ADRIEN Technical; Dance Club; Military Club; Science Club. “He wan a bold bad man that first ate an oyster.” VynffipMZ BRUCE Commercial; Iqi Club; Visual Aid Club. “Silt lice is more eloifueut than word .” WARREN. KENNETH (Kcnnic) Academic; Hall Captain; Referees Club; Dance Club; Senior Ring Committee; Senior Class Nite Committee, Chairman. “Three-fifths of him genius and two-fifths sheer fun.” Page twelve “CONTACT” WEIS ., ANNE (Anne) Academic; German Club; Opera Club; Etiquette Club; Glee Club (Pianist); “Fire Prince”; “Pickles.” “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance WEST IN, IXGEBORG (Inky-board) Commercial; Portrait Club; Tennis Club; Poster Club; Secretary, Miss Boyd. I'll have a tiny. • TON, HAH It Y (Pete) Academic; Opera Club; Stagecraft Club; Camera Club; Pickles. ''Money makes the man .UPANIC, LOUIS Technical; Basketball Club; Gym Assistant; Referees’ Club.j Althouyh the last, not least.” WILCOX, ROBERTA (Berta) Academic; Ptalertintihg Club, Prpgfitenjrf tyux Mt (Club; In- lttnX voinmilttc J O)i|tact Staff; Hall lljrUTcnunt; Friendship Club. She is pretty to walk with. And witty to talk with. And pleasant too, to think on. WINKLE, NAOMI (Winnie) Commercial; Tatting Club; Tennis Club; Poster Club. Her smile is sweetened by her yravily. WYMAN, MARVIN Technical; Dance Club; Electrical Club. Itis jolly eyes are bright with KAUFMAN, ERNEST Academic; Math Club; Chemistry Club. He has no fault except that he has no fault.” SCHERER, HELEN Academic; German Club; Dance Club; Opera Club; “Pickles”; “Here We Are. Angels listen when she speaks.” Page thirteen “CONTACT ----------------------------------- The Washout Sheet WE became 12B’s and entered room 201 with the world unconqucrcd before us. April 3 Wc elected class officers and broke all age-worn traditions by electing a girl for our class president. Much boom-boom ensued. April 26 Our 12B Dinner-Dance; Oh! what pleasant memories that recalls. Jack Phelps was our toastmaster. Lots of fun had by all. May 20 Pins and rings finally ordered. June 3 Arrived and we spent the summer vacation showing them off. Sept. 8 As Ubiquitous” 12A’s (use a dictionary) we returned joyfully to school. According to custom, we gave the Tenacious Ones’ a dance in the cafeteria. I)cc. 5 The Thirteenth Chair”—shivers and screams! Four seniors in it. Dec. 17 Trimmed in silver and old rose, the cafeteria was the setting for our semi-formal Prom! Did we have fun? Jack Murphy was toastmaster. Dee. 20 12B's played 12A’s in basketball and the Bulldogs won! Oh! dear, so boring! Dee. 20 Commencement speakers chosen by the class. Dec. 28 Alumni dance given at the Shaw-Ilayden ballroom. ISA's were invited. Jan. 9 Power tests! Nuff said. Oohh! Jan. 28 Class Night. Original, beautiful and enjoyable. Jan. 30 Commencement! We bade our friends adieu with tears in our eyes. Page fourteen “CONTACT” Over the Horizon HOW positively enjoyable ami enticing will the “We Flyers Inn” be to our hungry aces—especially with Marjorie Ott and Mary Rupnik the head waitresses. After a long spin through the air, how delicious Dorothy Hirsch’s hot doughnuts will taste to our heroes. Dorothy Steel and Edna Thomas, two of our most active workers, have already put in their applications as mechanics and if their tactics don't work, they’ll talk the planes into running. A new gas has been discovered by one Wildabclle Bosch on which a plane can run for three hours on one-half a gallon. First trials arc unnecessary. Roberta Wilcox is always out for a breezy time and declares she will marry anyone who really knows his airs. Beatrice Porter and Evelyn Dracgcr, beauty eulturists, are predicting a new fashion for women’s hair. Two long sideburns on either side and a little peak in the front is the mode. While revolving up on our “Hispos”, we wonder if Frieda Bartels, Hilda Klein, Marv Gentile, Geraldine Hogan, and Marion Pratt are going to be see’s” at general head-quarters. Eleanor Jordan, Margaret Jolly, Edith Rider, Catherine Rand, and Dorothy Quine all are going to start their careers in a two-room apartment and are going to follow up their “kiwis”. We all know that when off duty the aces will sec in the most exclusive beauty salons, pictures Mary I.ou Flanigan, Christine Howe and Mildred Cook will have posed for. When at the theatre or music halls, the squad is sure to see Audrey Moses and Phyllis Leach giving dramatic roles or Marion Faranacci and Anne Weisx warbling operatic selections. Alice Norton and Mary Perfors arc aspiring authors who will write about the future kiwis and aces. While not traveling around the world in their personal planes, Corrine Gray, Mildred King. Margaret Porter. Ruth Jordan, Rosalie Astlcv and Naomi Winkle plan to be ladies of leisure and stay at home. On the vaudeville circuit Lucille Hcnnig and Josephine Schultz will amuse the squad off duty. Page fifteen “CONTACT’' And then as a finish Kamilla Larson and Clara Chanon are going to he comptomctcrists at Ci. II. Q. The well-known lawyers George Stanley and Thane Laymon, are going to handle all accident cases for the Drome”. Midshipman David Mcriclc will show the latest thing in seaplanes to William Johnston, designer at the field. Kenneth Warren, producer of the play, Wingless Days”, written by Gus Klauminzer, plans to work at ground school to study up on fine points of flying before producing the play. ■; -••(“If Joe Infalvi will entertain the directors of the field with a song and dance act. Professor Harry Sehauss will teach Math at ground school. Harry Wheaton. John Ruie and Frank F.ntke will he employed as destruction engineers. (You know, dcstruct things.) Coach Edward Ackley predicts a great future for the field football team. Herbert Primosch plans to be publicity man for the field, aided by Jack Murphy. Bv their figures you shall know them. William Backus and Bob Satkovie take the positions of crack auditors in the company. The second Buddy Rogers, Adrien Truesdnle. is training to take the lead in the newest airplane thriller just about to be released by Paramount. William Hoffman will do tin- ground work on the newest plane. George and Harry Foster arc going to be salesmen of the Aircraft Corporation. Never to be late again Frank Coschia will wake the field up with his milk wagon at four a. m. Ernest Kaufman will be successful in inventing a plane that goes straight up with tin- help of Louis Pirc. Walter Arnold wants to be a cloud inspector for the U. S. under the direction of Bob Kenworthv. It’s such easy work. Wingless Kenneth Flanigan and Albert Anker will try to become flyers, hoping to use their experience as truck drivers to aid them. Breaking out in print Daniel Darnell and Arthur Davis are going to be reporters on the Plain Dealer in order that they may get passes to things. Because of his impressive voice, William Schleicher will be the radio announcer at G. II. Q. Bruce Umstcad and Mario Liatti will set up in business for themselves—an undertaking establishment near tin- field. They can expect lots of business. Page sixteen “CONTACT” Last Will and Testament of the 1930 Class WE the January graduating class of 1930 desirous of providing for our successors do hereby and hereon make and declare this our last will and testament: Item One: We make Philip Hint president of the June 1930 graduating class our executor. Item Two: To the Tenacious 12IPs we wish to convey our dignity ami Ubiquity. Frieda Bartels, Gus Klauminxer, William Johnson, Jack Murphy, and Catherine Hand will and bequeath to the 12B’s their seats as 12A Student Councilors. Item Three: To our Alma Mater. Collinwood High School, we leave our beautiful photographs ns a perpetual reminder of our class. Item Four: Dorothy Quine, Mary Perfors, and Catherine Hand wish to bequeath their places on the Tower Staff to any one who will be able to keep up the good work. Item Five: Frieda Bartels, Phyllis Leach. Alice Norton. Robert Satkovic, Edith Rider, and Bill Johnson will and bequeath their dramatic ability to Raymond Fran .en. John Raymond, and anyone else who can use it. Item Six: Ann Weis and Marion Farinacci will and bequeath to Angie Mencini their accomplishments in singing. Item Seven: Jack Murphy, Mary Perfors, Dorothy Quine, Thane Laymon, and Alice Norton bequeath their Spotlight and Quill and Scroll places to Fern Brindley, Florence Rothenberg and Ralph Monro. Item Eight: The English students desire to will and bequeath to Mr. Myers a volume containing the lives, works and literary characteristics of the Victorian Poets. Item Nine: The math students desire to will and bequeath to Mr. Parker a class that will rate 100% in all Trig tests. Item Ten: The students of chemistry and physics wish to will and bequeath all broken apparatus to the science department. Page seventeen “CONTACT” Item Eleven: All of ns desire to will and bequeath to Miss Collings a pamphlet containing absolutely all the information on the 71st Congress. Item Twelve: The Latin students desire to will and bequeath to Miss Rebert a volume of Latin poetry. Item Thirteen: The French students desire to will and bequeath to Miss Hotchkiss quieter study halls and classes. Item Fourteen: The German students desire to will and bequeath to Miss Krug n perfect translation. Item Fifteen: The art students desire to will and bequeath to Miss Ward students to take the place of David Mericle, William Johnson. Christine Howe, and Dorothy Ilirsch. Item Sixteen: To Mr. Yost we desire to will and bequeath five megaphones to be used in directing the future teams. Item Seventeen: To Mrs. McAncrney we wish to will and bequeath our names for use on the petition asking for new typewriters. Item Eighteen: To Miss Hawkins we will and bequeath six unbreakable needles to be used in sewing machines. Item Nineteen: To all the faculty wc desire to give all the hope and sympathy that will enable them to develop tin- I2B's as well as they have the 12A’s, although we realize that it is almost impossible. Item Twenty: To Mr. Whitney, our principal, and to the assistant principals we desire to will and bequeath those things which we have forgotten to mention if they can find them. Wc, the Ubiquitous !2A's of January J930, declare this above will and testament to be our last. The above will and testament was made in tin- presence of each of us and by request we sign our names as attesting witnesses. R. C. Allen F. M. Carl Charlotte Bockks Mabel S. Finley C. F. Matthias C. W. Chance Page eighteen “CONTACT” Winning Our Wings Unexperienced we are in the arts of safe flight As we enter the ground school of life— Hut we learn very soon that our task is not light— As wc encounter the hardships, the strife. As we work, so we gain and at last comes the day. On our first solo flight we are sent To accustom ourselves to the part wc must play And to learn what responsibilities meant. Then as pilots we strive for a goal sought by many. And we work to accomplish great things, Then emerge and receive with companions a-plenty— The honor of winning our wings. Page nineteen “CONTACT” ft-. . s w '•'• A■ « i. Jjf. Z iF ; - — £ •• aPpy aPdin 8s TENACITY Hit iiiiviiminiHiniifti«titiniiiiniuMNritiiuniiiiMiiiumnniRnMifnii iiiiM::wiuini iinM]itiMmiiiuHin!iaiii� nMn iiioimmannMHi VI ouciJ 2).J un(crA| WJ our advisor and friend, wc, in f sincere appreciation of his untiring udeavor toward our interest and wdfan do dedicate v “TENACITY J Page Four TENACITY mw Mam The Faculty After purchasing supplies at the Ward Baking Company and the Ratter Meat Market, the teachers strolled out to Humphrey's Useless Beach. As they were entering the park they heard the Boyds singing in the Bash accompanied by the crying of a little lost Goarley named Rath. Since it was early in the afternoon the faculty jumped into their Newman bathing suits and Swicked out into the Donghtery water. As the air become Koehler they adjourned to Booth’s Eating Palace, where Miss Booth reigned as the supreme honorary chef. Mr. F. M. Carl was chosen for the position of Masters of Ceremonies. Mr. Carl, because of his experience trying to teach dumb pupils, physics, Could well appreciate a witty situation. Aside from the fact that he allowed Naujoks to be told he filled his position admirably. At the end of the meal he announced that it took a good Cook to make a big meal with only a Peck of potatoes and a Porterhouse steak. Seeing that the appetites were appeased, Mr. Carl stood up and asked for the attention of each and every member present. “As you all know, this party is ir honor of Mr. S. H. Hurt nek, who has received a raw Deal during his career. He will now be repaid by being presented with a brand-new Eastman Kodak.” Modestly Mr. Hurtuck marched forward and Neeles before his benefactors and murmured, “Thank you muchly, I mean MorleyV’ and immediately began to cry with great heart-rending sobs and wept Bahls of tears. Some one came running with Douglasses of Bopp and the hysterical man gulped them down. This big drink proved too much even for this husky man teacher and he had to be taken back to the hotel Allerton where he was staying. Miss Feniger offered to take him back in her limousine. Her chauffeur Hughes persisted in speeding all the way downtown. Upon their arrival at the hotel Miss Feniger called a doctor and Mr. Hurtuck was ordered to a hospital to a Simmons bed, where he was attended by nurse Prettss. His illness put a damper upon the spirits of the rest of that illustrious group and they all started for home. While driving home Mr. Matthias picked up a hitch-hiker, who said that he was a Carpenter and a Christiansen. After listening to him for about an hour Mr. Matthias was heard to shout, “Cowan! Get out of my machine.” So saying, he shifted his Gehres and started out for his home town, Co Zmpsville. On the way he ran out of gas and so he stopped at his friend’s house and asked, “McLennan me some money?” His friend replied, “Sorry, but I’m broke, you’ll have to go to Thompson’s for it.” At Thompson’s he found that Miss Nippell had previously borrowed all the money available. Mr. Matthias decided that life was not worth while and so went out and pushed his car home. Moral: Kindness is to do and say the kindest thing in the kindest way. Page Five TENACITY Ruth Abrams Academic ----------- have a heart with mom for every joy. Pickle ”: Her We Are”: Itcll •� f Iteau jolais : U� hcr Club; Glee Club; Opera Club. Onnalee Mary Aldinger Commercial............“Patsy” Hy the work, one knows the workman. Usher Committee for Commencement: Usher Club Treasurer and President : Dance Club Secretary ; Hockey Team. Shincrackers : Annual Hoard: Secretary to Mr. Mur-ray: Secretary to Mi Moore; Secretary to Mr. Hunter. Jack Barrett Commercial ____________________ My heart is true as steel. Haskctball; Football: Track; Student Council; School Store. Max F. Basey Academic_______“Knowledge” fear yo foe in shining armor. — Treasurer; Gym Club; Club; Club; Club. Elmer J. Beifuss Technical__________“Pie Face” A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays And confident tomorrows. Golf Club; Opera Club. Mary Frances Bencar Commercial __________________ God’s greatest blessing is a good woman. Glee Club; Usher Club: Dance Club : Annual Hoard : Fire Prince” : Secretary to Mr's Smith. Michael C. Beres Commercial_________“Berries” Men of few words arc the best men. Glee Club: Dance Club; Senior Orchestru; Football Club. Carl Bcrge Academic ______________________ What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Hand; Track: Orchestra; Bella of Heaujolais. Wilma Alston Commercial____________“Willie” Her smile was like a rainbow flashing from a misty sky. Tennis Club; Tower Staff: Friendship Club—Treasurer; Secretary to Mr. Graham. Jostmhine C. Amon cademjjy_________“Sunny” Herfonmile was sweetened gravity. ip Club; Tennis Club: Club: Collect Club; Home lie Club ; Glee Club. Mildred A. AuRand Academic............ “Mil” am rich beyond dreams of avarice. Annual Hoard—Research Manager ; Tower Staff—Assistant Poetry Kdi-tor: French Club Vice President and Secretary: Typing Club; Gym Assistant; Gym Leaders' Club : Honor Pin; Valerian Club: Champion Speed ball Team : Champion Hookey Team : Gym Demonstration ; Champion Haskctball Team. I 2N —Captain ; Kditorial Hoard Collinwood Handbook. Erwin Barnhart Technical____________“Bari The world still neei champion As of old, and finwfHftn sAill. Haseball Club: Ka� k uhall Club; 12 A Dance Club: Hi-Y-HusinV, Manager. Page Si •n« •i � i:M«ini «iinnNi«ni)aiimNMaMiaiii«imraii tenacity ' ■ « I .. Ill Helen Mae Berman Academic ___________________ Happy am I; from care I'm free! Why aren’t they all like me! Gltr Club; Masquers' Club: Dunce Club: Opcr Harold Boehm Academic___________ A royal 9°° A'C r- Glee CTub: • Qu ii|r%f� rf - “The Fire Prince ; ‘B«ls ikllVau-jolais ; Track Club: Clas Color and Motto Committee. Susie D. Bingle Commercial________________“Sue” laugh for hope hath happy place ivith ye. I. ' der� ‘ j™iy. JT e e n i s Club: Bridge CHn ; Srcretary to Mr. Hoff, man; Annual Hoard: 1928 ( tampion Hocli y Team : 1929 Champion Speed Bi | Team. Academi “Lon’1 will b( flo tl Clubi flee Club: Pick lei)”i ‘Bdli of Itnujolais : Gyn Team :Y Pera Club; Checker Club. Betty Bishop Academic_________________“Bet” Earth’8 noblest thing, er woman perfected. Friendship Club: Glee Club; Do. own-il-loc Club—President ; Bridge Club—Secretary. John R. Bly Technical_______________“Joe” He preferred to be good rather than to seem so. Booster ' Club: Hall Monitor—Captain. Charles L. Brenner Academic________________“Swish” 'Tis well to fbe hottest and true. Spheroid Club; Varsity Basket-ball: Gym Leaders' Club: Hall Lieu tenant: Dinner-Dance Committee: Student Council. Fern Belle Brindley Academic _____________ “Mitzi” Eyes like pools of moonlight shadowed by a fringe of glossy palms. Tower Staff — Kditor - in • Chief ; Spotlight Staff—Honorary Adviser; Valerian Club; Quill and Scroll— Vice President and President; Student Council—Secretary and Vice President: Hi-Council Representa- tive and Secretary; Annual Board— Literary Kditor: 11A Best Citizen ; 12B Best Citizen: Honor Pin; Friendship Club. Elinor Brookhart Academic ------------------“El” Lo, how she passeth — dreamy, slow and calm. German Club: Bridge Club: 12B Speed Ball Team: 12A Party Committee; Swimming; Hall Monitor-Lieutenant. Virginia Brown Academy _______________“Jinny” SKe’l all my fancy painted hsrf Dance Club; Kodak Club. Angela Jean Bukownik Commercial_____________“Pugs” A rosebud set with little willful thorns. Friendship Club Vice President: Membership Committee-Chairman ; Gfm Leaders' Club; Opera Club: ’Tickles : Gym Demonstration; (life Chib. Norman G. Burkhardt Academic_______________“Burky” But to a higher mark than song could reach. Rose this pure eloquence. Opera Club: Pickles : Here We Are : Track: Class Basketball Team; Ring Committee; Annual Board; Glee Club: Commencement Speaker. Page Seven T E N A C I iimaMM wmmuuwt ui. m tunwMUMH. T Y 1,1 mm ■WMn«Bnni!« Clair L. Busdieker Academic_____________ “Bus” He was a gentleman on whom I build absolute faith. Golf Club: Dance Club: Wrestling Club. Campanello Campcnella Technical_______________“Camp” Among the faithless, faithful only he. Bridge Club: Golf Club. Meril Carter Commercial __________________ My own thoughts are my companions. Cashier and Secretary to Mr. Neeles. . clNpne £ Casciato CommMiajL—_________“Cash” Sont jfeaH Xo being jolly. Italuhcvlub; Shorthand Club. Rossi A. Cerrito Academic_____________“Horatio” A man I am—that you can full well see. Golf Club: Schnitselbeiser: Science Club: Bridge Club; Chemistry Club; Spotlight Staff; Glee Club. Bernard Citron Academic _______________ “Cit” Push on—keep yytoving. Masquers' Club: Hi-Y; Chemistry Club; Visual Aid Club. Albert Comenshek Academic _ „___________ jtntte. Sergeant-at-Arms: German Club. I inces a CiJLyrTord Wfcnical .yLn? Frankie” aidcmjjNhluhe meek blue 4 whose on 8 a calmness lies. Girl Reserve; Dance Club. Erla V. Custer Commercial___________“Honey” A tender heart; a will inflexible. Gym Leaders’ Club: Secretary to Mrs. Dunham: Secretary to Mr. Meyers ; Bridge Club. Juanita M. Commercial . £ an Gel tecta Club; ming; Dennison Anna E. D’Angelo Commercial____________“Alrfke” Her eyes as stars of twilight fair. Like twilight t o, [Her dusky hair. Checker Oiub: Tatting Club; Julian Club; Bridge Club; Secretary to Mr. Stringer; Secretary to Miss Boyd. Margaret M. Davie Commercial-------------“Marg” In her tongue is the law of kindness. Tennis Club; Tower SUff—Dramatic Editor; Friendship Club—Social Chairman; Secretary to Mr. Scott. Page Eight TENACITY ■mnnuNimimirauiBiunniiMiiiBraciiiiiaini� NRiimniHitMi!iiii;minuaiMnimnuininjiiiMiMii«tiiMim iii� iiirimriwiiii Yfcthon Debeljak Acade o jrc!7........ “Tony” Wisdomis better than riches. Do-owfl-tl-loc C|ub; Orchestra. Roy M. Dellinger Academic--------------Abell” I saw antUlox a . Glee Club; HallaCth Wh ; TOance Club : Clrrnutry ' Vhib ; Mg vifirS uOkT Adam Doeringer Technical_______“Half-Mile” The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Track Lettfrman ; Storeroom ; Wingfoot Club. tyewfton Dort Academic ___________ absolute StuaPfH CouiftiTrFootball Club; Wrestling Cfbb Military Club; Glee Club; B lls of Heaujolais” ; Hi-Y. Richard Elliston Academic---------------“Dick” Noble in every thought a in every deed. Student Council: Hall Guard Ca tain ; Fencing Club; Dramatic Q Wrestling Club; Tumbling Glee Club; Boys’ Dress Committ Hi-Y Club. Ivy M. Emerson Commercial The rainbow must have lent her some of its airy grace. Lost and Found ; Student Council; Gym Leaders Club; Shorthand Scribes: Annual Board. Minnie F. Erjavec Commercial ........... “Min” bear a charmed life. Glee Club; Boosters' Club; Dance Club; Secretary to Miss Wolcott. Morton Fagan Academic________________“Mort” He has the art of silence which denotes greatJJ okf ht. Yacht Club: Airplane Club; Senior Orchestra: Bjyid. Alma inzok “Wmmy” onality to unerk Club—Treas 'Club; Uym Captain Dance Club—President Mr. Ward; Secretary to Miss Gross; Friendship Club; Annual Board. Vera Jeanne Fasciano Technical________________“Fuss” The still small voice of gratitude. Masquers' Club; Boosters' Club; Bells of Beaujolais ; Opera Cl b. George Warren Fay Academic ______________________ Bold and sincere. Gym Leaders Club—Chairman; Spotlight Representative; Ticket Salesman. Erna Fergusson Academic________________“Em” And blushes like a rose. German Club; Gym leader; 12B Party Committee; 12B Speed ball Team—Captain: 12B Basketball Team—Captain ; Swimming. Page Nine TENACITY uminipnajaiDunwina nr I iAMImum r Maude 0. Ferret Academic__________ TYr'erry Her face with a thousand beauties blest. Masquers Club: Opera Club; -Pickles : Here Wc Are : Hells of Keau jolais ; Valerians: 12B-12A Dance Committee. Mark S. Ferris Academic______“Kid Martin” If ever a man on earth was free ayjd independent, it was Chess Club—Ptftiltnt: Winner Chess Tournament: Tennis Club; Tennis Team : Spotlight Staff ; Hi-Y ; Argus Tennis Club: Chess Team— Captain: Hall Guard: Track Squad 1929. Kenneth Field Technical “Kenny” owe nmo much or fireside with Football Letterman Captain; Track— Letter man—Captain; Track Club: Football Club; Vice President —Class of 1930. Glenn Filson Technical ___________________ A man of few words. Military Club; Electrical Club: Boxing Club: Hi-Y Club. Lillian Fingerhut Academic_______________“Lil” A woman’s work, grave sire, is never done. Pickles ; Valerians; Fire Prince : Opera Club; Glee Club: Tennis Club; Bells of Beaujolais ; Orchestra. Acadl I Club_ Club: Orches Clarence Fi£tel njo 'o.tfjhcthings. ': Fencing Ajfr esrfl ill cic Bridge Club. Dorothy Fisher Technical..................“Dot” But to see her was to love her. Glee Club: Fire Prince : Opera Club: Art Club: Travel Club: Gift Club; Bells of Beaujolais. Irene M. Fitzgerald Academic____________________“I” She’s fair as the flowers in May. Boosters’ Club Gym Leader: Glee Club. Hud Acade le vrler II thy patient, Doctor? •e htuV'a: Bridge Club; b; ftml Guard Lieuten-Dane Committee; CoWimittee—Chairman. CHri i ine Frazier She laughed, and danced, ant talked. lent Council; Glee Club— Prince”; Pick-ilBells of mit-irman; elele Hat ; Two “So s Your Old Antique”: Rocking Chairs ; Commencement Soloist. Mildred Furlan Commercial ____________“Mil” Aoovf the vulgar flight of common souls. Shorthand Scribes. Lucy Galaida Academic_________________“Lou” Black are her eyes as the berry that grows by the way-side. Usher Club: Dance Club: Valerians; Tower Staff. Page Ten nnimNiniiKiiiaiiintimNiumiiii TENACITY umiinttimmimihiiiMHmiiiiraiiuiiiiiaiwm.iiii.M.MiiiiwiwimiiimitirMijn nKiniwuniMiiniiMmiMiiiNiiiKii'MiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiu Daniel W. Gardner Academic ............ “Beef” Gentle in manners; firm in action. Do-own-i'.-loc Club: Dance Club; Bridge Club. Dor otba.'.04 k i 11 Commercial-------------“Dot” Fair nHSjair and tivice so fair. Bri $MChU ; Dance Club; Nom-tinar Committee: Usher Com-k 12A Prom Committee; Sec-ry to Mr. Hunter; Photograph CoThthittee. Morris Gelbman Academic ___________________ Men of thought are up and dancing, night and day. Chemistry Club : Microscope Club ; Orchestra Glub; Band; Lieutenant Hall Monitor. Anna M. Gerbec Commercial_____________“Anne” It is the tranijiil pddJU' who accomplish nyarJiA r Class Secretary Mtaa Tattcrson’s Secro jry; Sh d tr tC'Club—Presi-denfc fSpoVi4kV S nff ; Tower Club ; on Gill “dhuck” less at leisure leisure. Robert L. Golden Technical................“Bob” Whose high endeavors are an inward light. That makes the path before him always bright. Football; Referees’ Club; Baseball Club; Dance Club; Annual Board. Joseph Jerome Gron Technical ______________“Joe” The hidden soul of harmony. Golf Club; Travel Club: Football Club: Glee Club: Dance Club-President ; Class Night Committee. Anthony Gubanc Academic.............“Tony” A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Pickles”; Glee Club: Opera Club: Play Production Club- Edith Gunnfeon Commercial_____________“Peggy’ Hrt ways J are plepQantn£f2iS and pecu Ckib. -Treasurer ; Brids t'jt ' APWrts Club ; Ushers' Co mi A me Gustafson Academic______________“Swede” A lad, light-hearted and content. Annual Board; Tower Staff; Student Council; Golf Club. Ernest A. Haims Academic_________________“Erney” In his heart, the dew of youth, on his lips the smile of truth. Football Club. ’27-’28: Military Club; Rifle Club; Fencing Club; Glee Club; Bells of Reaujolais. Russel J. Handy Technical_____i,_______“Click” He whistles as he goes; always cheerful and gay. Checker Club; Tumbling Club; Wrestling Club: Pyramid Team; Class Basketball Team. t J, Page Eleven TENACITY Kenneth N. Hawk Academic______________“Kenny” So sweet the blush of bashfulness, e'en pity scarce could wish it less. Kodak Club: Golf Club: Dance Club: Class Ring Committee: An-nual, Board. Elizabeth Haydl Commercial_____________“Betty” 'Tis well to be merry and ivisc. Bridge Club: Etiquette Club: Annual Board ; Tower Staff—Exchange Editor. Isabel J. Hemphill Academic___________T- “Izzy” The music in heart I bore. Ion4 aftfy it ehasMieard no m( •Pickles : Here � of Beaujolais : ers Club: Annual Mary Ann Heppler Commercial_____________“Mimi” A pleasing countenance is h silent commendation. v TennU Club — Treasurer; Dance Club: Friendship Club; Annual ftoard. K hn Herman 5al..............“Hank” fere’s honesty, manhood, good fellowship in thee. I Football Squad : Glee Club : Here re Are : Thirteenth Chair : Bells of Beaujolais ; Class Night Chairman; Opera Club; 12A Basketball : Annual Board — Business Manager. Philip C. Hintz Academic_________________“Phil” A heart to resolve, a head to contHve, and a hand to execute. Class President: Hi-Y—President: Tennis: Swimming Club: Opera Club. $ Florian G. Hiss Academic ............... Flo” Of manners gentle, of affections mild, In wit a man, simplicity a child. Stage Manager or “Pickles ; Stage Craft Club—President; Quality Street : Military Club: Glee Club: Opera Club: Bells of Beau-jolals ; The Thirteenth Chair.” Iman £_____“Lou” 'eyetjt tnake pictures HhejMre shut. sAff: ValeruGY Secre-tar -: Friendship Club: jj’rinting Club: Washington Trip. A f ard ........“Ed” himself can be Glee Club. 3 t Football Class Bas Class; nnual Board. r ’ 5 . Lj ; ] L 37 J Pauline J. Hvala Academic -------------------- Wearing all that weight of learning lightly like a flower. Valerians: Tower Staff. Mary C. Immarino Commercial__________ A thing of beauty forever. Etiquette Club: Teh Sis Club; Usher Club; Vrtdge CJ( Page Twelve TENACITY ifcjiawi MmunmutMuiimHiuun aircimunt ni.ni inuminiD5:iti imiciimmu it'jniraniniftiiu Ralph G. Ingram Technical ___________________ Men of few words are the best men. Bait Canting Club; Airplane Club. Gerald Jackson Technical_____________“Jerry” A workman that needeth not to be ashamed. Auto Shop Foreman' Chemistry CUib; Yacht Club. Lillie Jenkia6 Commercial_____________“Lil” The vertffJpink f yfrfection. Tennit plub; OpchTuIub; Pick-ster ’ Clto: Glee Club; C bi KA Girls’ Dress Virginia A. Jewell Academic________________“Jinny” Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Tower Staff—Short Story Editor: Annual Board; Valerians; Quill and Scroll; Gym Leaders' Club; Bridge Club: Washington Tpp.;' Hockey Team; Gym Assistant. JulKi EX'Maco Academic — “Red” iver idlzS momeiVi but i riity Md jnqffliQl of ot tejs. Council: Boosters' Club Rin Committee; 12A Dance Committee; 11A Pin , ’icnic Cormjnttee. tirij t jv Louise Johnston hi Pery absence! Dorot4tj 4tuth Jones Acaden fc -------------------- A merry heart maketh a cheerfid countenance. Gym Leader; Chairman of Color Committee; Valerians; Friendship Club: Dance Club—Vice President; Editorial Board of Spotlight: Annual Board. Grace Naomi Jones Academic ---------------------- Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale hi r infinite variety. UtMr CIiiA;, Bridge Club; Opera Cluwy|',Bidn rr; Here We Are ; FrijmdppKr Club: Glee Club; 11A Pir tyirnmitteek Usher Committee: Bells of BeaujMais. Ed Jusko Technical --------------------- Honoi'Xtes in honest toil. Science Club Spotlight-Tower ; Printing: Student Adviser—Print- Tech Joseph inical . John Kastelic ‘Joe’ Truth is as impossible to be soiled by any outward touch as the sunbeam. Dance Club. Adolph Kempney Technical ___________________ The age of chivalry is not gone. Chemistry Club; Military Club. Page Thirteen TENACITY ''•'•••'ii ■ ' '■ I- ii- r i .t ii 'ii i r, ;, ii vii Euleta Kenote Academic________________“Lee” Exceedingly well-read. Ensemble Club President. Mildred Frances Kirsch Commercial_________“Shorty” Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstasy. Secretary to Mr� . 0. Dunham and Mr. Naujoks; Gellect Club; Student Council; Shorthand Club; Picture Committee; Invitation Committee. ittfcerg nand” le roll of 'Common FootfSTh VMcklm ; Glee Club; Opera Club; Hi-Y; Senior Orches-tra; “Bells of Beaujolais : Schnit-telbeiser Club: Football Club; Hall Monitor—Captain. Elsie Klempan Commercial______________“El” A wealth df nut brown hair and hazel eyes that talk. Shorthand Scribes. Dorothy Knowles Academic_______________“Dot” A perfect woman nobly planned. Usher Club: Bridge Club. Mayme E. Kolar Commercial_____________“Mae” Life would be dreary if it were not for smiles like these. Dance Club; Tatting Club; Glee Club: Secretary to Miss Smith. )iAm er Frances KolLsky ercial......... “Fran” mile, her speech, with winning sway Beguiles all dull cares away. Tower Staff - Dramatic Editor; Kodak Club: Glee Club; Spotlight Staff: Typist; Annual Board: Shorthand Scribes. Helen Ann Konnerth Commercial------- “Konny” Beauteous among Tall, all ; Grlln r CluV n i s Club: Friendship Club. Helen Rose Konrad Commercial------- Connie And the dimple onjmer chin m isch ie ft t Uathr'with- lub: Kodak Club Shorthand Scribes; lr. Bush: Secretary to � rt G. Koren Comj Tercial_____________“Al” ttCA o s e armor is honest • thought, And simple truth his utmost skill. Annual Board—Art Editor : Tower Staff—Art Editor: Argus Tennis Club—President: Tennis Club—President and Manager; Masquers' Club —-Treasurer ; Bridge Club—President ; Glee Club. Lucille Sally Koren Commercial____________“Korny” For thee is laughing nature gay. Shorthand Scribes; Secretary to Miss Nippelle; Secretary to Miss Wolcott. 1 __U- J Z' “Jimmy” etter things. Boosters' Club; 5Ms. Page Fourteen TENACITY imiiiiitniiiMmBiiiHWiiMiuiniiwiiioiiiniiiiiiiiii(niiiniiiMninniwiiuiiniiiiiii aiiuiniinHnMiitMiiiiiHn«iimiMiiwiiMiiiMiiiiMiMiniiiHiiaiiiii:iiuniiwiimnii Harold Lamb Commercial____________“Perky” The glass of fashion and the mould of form, The observed of all observers. Stage Craft Club; Student Council; Glee Club. Duncan Lamont Academic________________“Dunk” Be ye then as wise as serpents, And as gentle as doves. Glee Club—Vice President; Opera Club; Here We Are ; Baseball Club; Bells of Beaujolais ; Student Council: Annual Board. Rose Landau Commercial_____________“Roe” Queen Rose of the rosebud garden of girls. Dennison Club; Bridge Club; Sborthand Scribes. James EdWard La kin Academic - Jl___Jimmie” On theij own .merits, mod-est nAnJarewJgmt. C heTma r ys'Gao ; Lieutenant of Military''Ctubc'Opcra Club; 12 A Nominating CoWimittee. Maurice Leasure Technical________________“Joe” Swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to wrath. Boxing Club; Biology Club; Airplane Club; Dance Club. Josephine Le Var Commercial____________“Jo” Always ready. Arthur Lewis Academic_______________“Arty” Tia he whose law is reason who depends Upon that law as on the best of friends. Announcement Committee; Winged-Foot Club; Track Team; Spotlight Staff; Referees Club: An-nual Board. Tom Liggett Academic -------------------... Wearing his wisdom tightly. Masquer ’ Cltfo; . Thirteenth Chair. Mayme Lindquist Academic_____________“Swede” Gentlemen prefer blondes. Boo.it V ClubJ d h g j £flih ; E. Sherwood Linsz Academic____________“Kaiser” I’ll take the cash—let the credit go. Class Treasurer; Student Council; Football Lctterman. SO; Dance Club: Spotlight Staff; Class Night' ' Committee. Ottilie M. Litke Commercial___________‘“WUfe'’ A merry heart goes all the day. Girl Reserve; Bridge Club. Joseph Maddox Academic............“Do-Do” Eternal Spirit of the Chainless Mind! Do-own-il-loc Club; Cinedal Club —President. Page Fifteen TENACITY miniHMmniiiMiinnimnn!iiBiiinmiaiii«ir'iimiit� iiNi iNMMMMMMMlBMMBMJMMMMMi Leola Elsa Main Academic ____________________ Honor is the reward of virtue. Angie Lauretta Mancini Technical ____________________ Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast, To soften rocks or bend a knotted oak. Student Council; Opera Club— Secretary; Amerital Club; Glee Club; Commencement Soloist; Here We Are”: Pickles : Bells of Beaujotais”: Class Night Committee; S. C. Safety Committee: Usher Committee. Diana Marie’Mandel Commercial______________“Di” Fair of hair, and fair of thought, She always does just what she ought. Secretary to Miss L. Ward: Dance Club: Washington Trip. impia Marie Mandel iercial.............“Em” r fweet are the thoughts that Ivor of content. Dance Club; Student Council: Washington Trip: Secretary to Miss Morley. Florence M. Marnie Commercial_____________“Flo” A demure miss of tranquil manner. Camera Club. Jennie M. Martinak Academic________________“Jed” Grace was in all her step. Gym Leaders' Club; Dance Club; Usher Club. Harry Technical Wisdoi, ,isssr Traca; Club ;1 StLd lor : Football; Engineers’ Jcil: Hi-Y. Tom McMfffht Academic VMcKnicht” He is complete in feature and With Sgood grace to grace a gentleman. tickles” ; Here We Are” : Bells oh Beau jolais”; Opera Club; Glee Club. James R. McKinney Academic . _ qm v i irch'kf alUfsurve there M none to mte. ilea Pin mitt Jpera Club. lAji-Y: 12A Ring and fiiAee: Class Night Com- Edward A. Technic dville i gdom ........ his law. Jity Basketball: Annual Board ; .referees’ Club; Baseball Club; Stu- 7dent Council: Dance Club. Elsie Meyer Commercial-------“Bubbles” For many of you will some day be, in many matters The same as she, a busy maiden. Glee Club; Dance Club. Albert Miller Academic________________“Al Comb dpyn Jii hair: look! XoohT It sttrhds upright! Letterman ; Basketball Letterman; Basketball Captain; Class Ring Committee. Page Sixteen TENACITY ■Um-HIKMIllMlWINIHIIIMIItraiHIIIIIIKIll'OIIII I t hr, icklcs'l Its of ''Bcaujolais ; Opera Club; Class tfff Committee: 'wA re”: Annual WillianyMdore Technical “BiU A a tlentan in. mgjefler and EnginVrts Club DMiU Rhythm Kings. Alma Elizabeth Morrow Commercial_________“Shorty” Speaks and acts with a maidenly grace Which shows itself in the lines of her face. Fire Prince”; “Pickle ; Glee Club; Opera Club: Bridge Club. Marjorie Jeane Newman Academic_______________“Marge Her voice was ever sjft gentle, and low. Friendship Club; Bridge Club: Lost and Found Room; Annual Boardi Girl ’ Dress Committee—Chairman. Marguerite Norman Technical_____________“Marge” By honest pursuits and studies. Dance Club. Donald Miller Technical------------- He is the very courtesy. Engineers' Club. Evelyn Moore Technical______________“Toots” She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. Valerians: 12A Girls' Dress Com-mittce; Glee Club; Bridge Club; Opera £lub. Ralph E. Moore Technical _____________ “Prof” The quiet mind is richer than a crown. Student Council; Glee Club; Dance Club; Bridge Club; Science Club; Hi-Y; HelpMonitor—Captain. Mfw Julia Shirley Mramor Academic________________“Jule” Her smile like sunshine darts into many sunless hearts. Valerians—President: Tennis Club —President: Banjo Club: Friendship Club; Ring Committee; Annual Board; Dance Club- Secretary; 11A Picnic and Pin Committee; Ukelele Club: French Club. Ralph Munro Academic _____________________ The pen is mightier than the sword. Spotlight Staff ; Chemistry Club; Golf Club; Skating Team. Frank Nttjpbv Academic |______ puftfshot’S Great AntMe council, glor-hjftur field. |� tc Prince”; Youngest ; ickles ; Here We Arc : Bells of Beaujolais ; 12A Dinner Dance —Chairman : Student Council-President ; Chairman of Hall Monitors; Glee Club: Basketball; Hi-Y— Treasurer: Opera Club; Masquers’ Club—President: Football: Basketball Club; Commencement Soloist. Raynold Nelson Commercial............“Ray” An affable and courteous gentleman. Referees' Club; Chemistry Club; Checker Club. Page Seventeen n TENACITY in i umiiniiNiiiiiiiiiiamt hi SMwiwnmHiMWMUMMMnNranMHMnttwiM ntHiini M immiiMiiMnwiiiiRi'liiiif! ClarencelXovy Technical----------------“Babe” He was a burning and a shining light. Tumbling; Wrestling: Pyramid Team; Clan Basketball Team. Jane Oatley Academic_____________“Oats” The light that lies in a woman’8 eyes. German Club. Marie O'Donnell Academic---------------“Toots” When even a child, you had the art, To stir to its depths the school boy’s heart. Shorthand Scribes : Student Council ; Usher Club-Vice President: Dance Club; Gym Leaders' Club: Annual Board: Prom Committee: Champion Specdball Team: Basketball Team; Hockey Team; Opera Club. Adele Frances Orfalea Academic_______________“A. D.” Few words and many thoughts. Opera Club: (let Ohl ’Valerians : •'Pickles' Beaujolais ': Nomiiutinr jtqfnTttee: Dance Commits .A liILftMtlBoard : Here We A%r EJirorialM Board—Collinwood HA jDAc k ; Friendship Club. Russell V. Parks Technical________________“Russ” A diamond in the rough. Airplane Club; Print Shop—Student Adviser. Agnes Pauline Partin Academic............ “Billy” The world, dear Agnes, is a strange affair! Dance Club: Picture Committee; Girls' Basketball Team. Marion Patch Academic-------------“Patches” The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. German Club; Boosters' Club; Secretary to Mrs. Schuman ; Secretary to Mr. Scott; Glee Club. arold K. Pedley ......“Ped” inch a king. Track; Glee Club; ged-Toot Club. Fanny M. Rekol Commercjfaf _____ “Fan” We c ) Ajtyonly pretty Fanny’s ucn . Secretary tiMkr. Bush; Gym Demonstration. V George M. Peters Academic --------------------- And if his name be George, I’ll call him Peter. Student Council—Treasurer ; Hall Monitor—Captain ; Pickles” ; Thir- rteenth Chair : Picture Committee; I2B-12A Dance Committee. Dorothy VMenon quisr spiri , Dance Club'; fcpdtfight Staff. Robert J. Petranek Acaderpit . 7 ®°k” WT I te n an t0 3 uUiy r t ll: Football r r Squad ; CroasldAWtry Team ; Track . Team; Spot likhl—News Editor. Page Eighteen m TENACITY iHUinunmiliiniiiiniimiiiiiWiniuimiiiiimmiiiiiiiiniiiHiiuinniiMiiiriiiiiMiiMiiiiiimiiiiinaiinnniiainxiiiiiiiimiiiitmmiiiiuNinntiiniii Eugene E. Pierce Technical............“Skeeter His worth was warrant. ,fjr his welcome. Pyramid Builderl� f ’29: Tumbling; YachikCjQoT Annual Board. Yetive Pulling Academic_______________“Teve” Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. Scrap-Book Club: Dance Club: Portrait Painting Club; Opera Club; Glee Club. John Puncoh Technical _________________ Well-read and well-bred. Margaret D. Radloff Commercial-------- The mirror of all Bridge Club; Dance Cluti Ruth Pelrowaki Acadent .......... Tc My cart is far tbtvfinure. German Club. Marie A. Rankin Commercial---------“Honey To do good rather than to be conspicuous. Tenni� Club: Bridge Club; Glee Club; Home Economics Club. ft John J. Raymond Academic___________“Johnnie He argued high, he argued low. He argued round about him. Cheer Leader; Boosters Club— Vice President: Color Committee; 12A Prom Committee: Hi-Y; Commencement Speaker. tilomena Rftdllo, “Phil it lUm. 10A; id Vice Edgar Ro tM Commercial — “Ed tfQ frohjiing provi-deiree( ie kides a shining face. German (flub. Mfltfn A. Rich Techry I --............“Milt A W fi ?8t man's the noblest wgrKldf God. Baseball Club: Referees’ Club; TyagTClub; Varsity Track Team. Grace O. Richards Academic ------------------- Quips and cranks and wanton wiles. Typing Club; Opera Club; Glee Club. Edna Rindfleisch Technical.................“Ed A smile for a smile. German Club. Page Nineteen n iiiKHiiimuiiBniMtim TENACITY iiiRHnamiwBnRitnviiNunw:nrBirammnniir uonniarnBiiHaiiwBnniwuacarH'i .ii'nwninwuMiBiaiamjimuim Viola Robbins Commercial..............“Vi” She caught her dewy freshness From hill and mountain bower. Friendship Club; Shorthand Club. Edna E. Roberts Academic Sf Wsifirand so truf G«WClub; Frie Vxhip Club. Helen C. Robertson Academic_______________“Rob” Lively, and ardent, frank and kind. Camera Club. Frank JohnJloland Technical ,.Fo3 . there art Baseba Vice Pr Council; Annual B will, and ns Club— Student Track: Rose Rolnick Commercial ____________“Roe” Of all the yu nAtjcfiowers the fairest ikSfnc rosfr Fir® PrincV’; ffc ls ioC I ttJo-lain : Glee Club: (Mnittoir Club; Tennis Club; OperalCwro. Kenneth Robse Academic_____Roose” Still waterr runs Sen V Yacht Clubf Hall Monitor Lieutenant. Ida Rosen Commercial____________“Babe” Of all the girls that e’er were seen. There’s none so fine as Ida. Dennison Club; German Club; Shorthand Scribes: Student Council. Marie Annette Ross ifcademic____________________ 1 mor Vinofk Lsinia. lub— and TreJBurer; Amcrital Club: “Here We Are”; Pickles' ; Bells of Beaujolais.” Hafrylff Roth est manners with est mind. Club ; Chess Club : Chemistry Club: Boys’ Dress Committee; Hall Monitor—Lieutenant. Florence Rothenber Academic_________________“Fay” Thy purpose firm is equal to the deed. Tower fl VAXbI Jftokfcl—Four Years dent-Council: Valeriaps ; Qui Scroll; Do-own-il-loc Editorial Xollin- wood Han a� oolVrSrfltorial Board; Student'Cqurtad Desk : 11A Pin and Picnic Committee—Chairman ; Hi-Press; Commencement Speaker. Editot-in-Chief—AnttuaJXBjMi r d : tSibfT: Spotlight Jean M. Rulon Academic ----------------------- A little ray of sunshine Makes the world gi round. Glee Club: Opera flu Masquers Club: Pickles : . Vtrferians: 12B-12 A Dane ConWittee: Annual Board ; StuientTpjuncil: Information DesWpNV tro“ncemenl Committee: Are’ : Bells of BeaujolaisT � ;Af? Page Twenty nirannuuMnu IIIIIQI nmmimmmiiinil TENACITY iDiniatmniiiDiumilmdisiflauinmmiiiiniiiuiiiiiiniiiiiiiuiiunimiiimiiiiniiimmmiiiiimxiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuui Ruth Saunders Academic-------------“Sandie” Beauty is truth, truth is beauty. Band; Orchestra: Ensemble Club; Solo Club; Spotlight Staff. Jeanne Joanna Academic Franklin Schuman Academic----------------“Pete” From the crown of his head to the sole of his feet he is all mirth. Gleo Club: Washington Trip: Boosters' Club. Dorothea X Sch wed idem igv.......- r Dot” fyiietnzss. worked her un fnmon. Usher Club: Boosters' Club; Tower Staff—Poetry Editor. William J. Schwed Technical---------------“Bill” The glory of a firm capacious mind. Student Council: Checker Club: Electrical Club: Hall Captain : Hall Lieutenant: Annual Board: Tower SUIT. Angela A. Shayatovich Academic________________“Shay” Always faithful. Gym Leaders' Club: Glee Club: Track; Friendship Club: Boosters’ Club: Etiquette Club; Secretary to Grade Adviser. Carl B. Skebe Technical ____________________ ’Tis well to be honest and true. First Aid; Checker Club. Hilda I. Smith Commercial_________“Smitty” A good reputation is more valuable than money. Dunce Club; Senior Girls' Glee Club: Secretary to Mr. Stringer. Sterling Smith Technical_______________“Smitty” This lad has thirsted to win a name, To scenes of luxury, pride, and fame. Student Council: Fencing Club— President: Airplane Club: Track : Snitzelbeiser Club. Elizabeth K. Snyder Commercial_________“Betty” The roses in ifer cheeks match the springtime. Tqd Dancg lub: Clt Sc ibeST AnnmfT Board. Raymond Snyder Technical_____________“Midge” He was the wildest mannered man That ever scuttled ship or cut a throat. Student Council; Senior Track: Electrical Club; Hall Guard Captain. MilBretUL. Sobolovitz “Mil” t h e Qualit Street” ; French Club. Page Twenty-one tenacity MiiiiriiniiiiaHiniiiii.'ni iiiiiniiviiii mi si m miiiiismtiirti iw h'm mi snfsvicniMaiifiantiiiititiaiiiMnitiiinnwiiieitmi jnibiiiiui Faith Spellman Academic______________“Fifi” Idle words for her (ire few and far between. Ukelele Club: Soloist Club; Ensemble Club; Orchestra Club; Art Club. Frank L. Spring Technical .............“Swig Makfa hay tvhjjc sun I ember of Pyramid Team; Tumbling: Yacht Club. Charles Stamberger Commercial__________“Chuck Beware the fury of a patient man. Varsity basketball; Football Club; Checker Club; Swimming Team; H Y. Robert J. Sfampfel Academic________________“Bob A dinner lubricates business. Football Club; Track Club; Foot-ball Letter man. 28. ‘29; Track. '28, '29. ‘30; Student Council. Arthur W. Starke Academic_______“Dead-Eye „ Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. 12 A Card Carrier: Coif Club; Dance Club. Ralph W. Steetle Technical.................“Joe Honor lies in honest toil. Student Council; Boxing Club; Play Production ; Do - own - il - loc Club; Masquers' Club. Gladys H. Stieg Technical________________“Peg Nice and sweet. Senior Girls' Glee Club; Friendship Club; Dance Club. Anna Thomas Academic------------“Anne Ohio State, here I cornel Pickles ; Opera Club; Gloy. Club; Spotlight; Tower Staff; Qjfijl and Scroll. John D. Thomas Technical_______________“Bud We found you changeless and true. Collinwood Band; Orchestra Club; Electrical Club; Bank Uniform Show; Chess Club. Ralph M. Thompson Technical .............“Doc My mind's my kingdom. Metal Trades Club. '29-'30 -Secretary and Treasurer. Alberta G. Toll Academic_______________“Babe As dainty as the lily of the valley And twice as pure. Boosters' Club; Ushers' Club; Friendship Club; Dance Club. John Tomko Technical .......- “Johann A flowered future was unrolled. Fencing Club. Page Twenty-two TENACITY . Gene J. TuVner Academic.............“Jenny” She was a phantom of delight When first she gleamed upon my sight. Student Council: Friendship Club: Fire Prince : Opera Club; Pick-lea : Bells of Beaujolais : Gym Leaders' Club: Glee Club; Information Desk: Dinner Dance Committee: Chairman of Senior Day; Here We Are. Paul Sumiter Tyler Academic.------------“Toby” My only luoks were woman’s And% llyfPalA hevfve taught me. FoMbUf Ckb:it ickles ; Bella of BeAt lal j� Wdge Club; Opera ilyb jGlee tllFTAH‘-Y I Swimming :iuFT C Clu William VafcJ Rensselaer Academic---------------“Prof” Of manners gentle, of affections mild. Chemistry Club; Biology Club; Stamp Club. Mlilliami Vi|dj| T bmiAT--7r_________“Bill” J( ttle noiigknse new and then fo relished by the wisest of men. Airplane Club: Aeronautics Club. Marie E. Warren CommercHif-----------_ !oabe” BeatQy is.its.mtni excuse fofMmg. ri dtre CfulfT Etiquette Club: Glee Club; Opera Club; Pickles”: Friendship Club. Cleavie White Academic -- -1---“Beebe” Wh'okbnot %J n critics criticize. G | UL dW«' Club; Pickles ; Lydia Witzke Commercials. ______“Lill” She hMdsyjnid shares the silence ofoMie sky. Elden Wolf Academic Emily Woodward Academic_____________“Em” The best things o i e iit small packages. Ushers' Club—Secretary ; Student Council; Information J)esk ; Dance Club. James L. Wylie Academic _____________“Jimmie” Stcrifiiu snti Jall he moves President; Student mmittee: Orches- Mary Yafelice Commercial —„ WUtsP'til mighty mint Tatting Club; Amerital Club. Anthony Yerman Technical___________“Tubbs” He is a gentleman because his nature Is kind and affable to every creature. Dance Club; Band. Page Twenty-three JOT . im nuuuisiiumiinniiBUinuii tenacity in im imraiiunmuinmiaintiiiuniMi' imwinr mi niinnir.inminaiiiivi'iirimi nmKiiui. Josephine T. Zele Commercial________________“Jo” Love thy neighbor as thyself. Usher ’ Club: Masquers’ Club: Secretary to Mr. Ward: Annual Hoard. Carl Zielke Technical______“Scandinavia” Gentle in mind, firm in reality. Auto Shop Foreman. Sophie Zupancic Commercial “Industrious” A sweet attractive kind of grace. Secretary to Miss Hiiches; Secretory to Miss Wolcott. Kenneth L. Batts')’ Technical _________________“Pete” His serious air belies a sparkling wit. Visual Service Club—President: Boosters’ Club: Electrical Club. Leonard Higgle Technical----------“Lennie” He would soar on the wing like a bird. Track—’28. '29 : Dance Club. t«c Wiseman Louis Chapin Academic ________________ A staunch upright man. Rosina D. Maroli Commercial _________________ Patience and gentleness is power. 3n iHemoriam fticfjarb Cbtoarb Flanagan bibose )oUp pregence bit sfjall alfcoap remember President Vice President Secretary Treasurer - Class Motto Class Colors Class Organization - Philip Hintz Kenneth Field Anna Gerbec Earl Linz MR. L. S. HUNTER, Grade Adviser 12A1—Mr. H. J. McStay 12A2—Mrs. Olive Dunham 12A3—Mr. Alva H. Ford 12A4—Miss Lucile M. Patterson 12A5—Miss Ethel L. Wilson 12A6—Mr. J. Morley Nutting 12A7—Mr. C. W. Chance ----- Vincens et Victurus Blue and Gold Page Twenty-four TENACITY inwtiMiRumwi mm ■iiMM� imB'imiinwn iiHaaiMaMHnwiv''iiRimnmuitmMUWMinimraniiJiniin auia Looking Back on the Years Collectively we, the June class of 1930, were an object for wonder when in the beginning we (five hundred and twenty-six awed greenies) assembled in the gym of a brand-new school to bo “sorted out” and “distributed” to fourteen homerooms under the guidance of Mr. Charles E. Scott. Time passed and as we gradually became accustomed to the intricacies of Collin-wood’s many halls, we began to make ourselves known. We won banners in attendance and athletic contests until the seniors gave up in despair of ever triumphing over us and said, Those greenies!” With us the Thrift Club originated and we know that its membership has increased to a very large number. When we were in the ninth grade, Mr. L. S. Hunter became our grade adviser, and so—we became “Tenacious.” Later, when we were llB’s, we first saw our mascot, “Napoleon,” the English bulldog who symbolizes “TENACITY.” No one but Mr. Hunter knows whence “Napoleon” originated. However, it was and it still is one of our proud contentions that we were the first class at Collinwood to possess an authorized mascot. On April 25, 1929, two of our number took part in the Annual Senior Play, “Quality Street.” They were Mildred Sobolovitz, who played “Patty,” and Harold Boehm, “Ensign Blades.” Happy recollections bring to mind our 11A pin and picnic committee sponsored by Mr. Hunter, and made up of Florence Rothenberg, chairman; Fern Brindley, Grace Jones, William Schwed, Albert Miller, Lillian Westfal, Julia Jaco, and Anna Thomas. Our pins were replicas of “Napoleon” with ’30 engraved on his side. June 4, 1929, was the date of our picnic, which took place at Euclid Park. The boys played baseball with Mr. Hunter, Mr. McStay, and Mr. Ford, and we remember that it was Kenneth Field who made Mr. Ford strike out on three slow pitches which “breezed easily” across the corner of the plate. During the summer we were saddened by the death of one of our classmates— Richard Flanagan—whose absence from our midst is still deeply felt. When we returned to school in September as “Tenacious 12B’s,” we found our enrollment to be 238. Six weeks later we elected our officers after an exciting campaign. Philip Hintz became our president; Kenneth Field, vice president; Anna Gerbec, secretary; and Earl Linsz, treasurer. We adopted blue and gold for our class colors and in a motto contest conducted later by the “Tenacity” Board, Ruth Jones’ contribution, “VINCENS ET VICTURUS” (Conquering and still to conquer), was chosen as our class motto. On October 24, 1929, the musical talent in our class distinguishedly” manifested itself as many of our classmates took leading roles in the musical comedy, “Here We Are.” They were enacted by Frank Naisby, Paul Tyler, Angie Mancini, Maude Ferree, Isabelle Hemphill, Norman Burkhardt, John Herman, Christine Frazier, Duncan Lamont, and Tom McKnight. Ralph Ingram probably remembers his 12B history class in which Miss Collings asked him to tell some of the characteristics of our Revolutionary War leaders and he said: “Well, there was Anthony Wayne. He was a Pennsylvania farmer and he raised a regiment” All of us remember the three-hour Ohio State Psychology test we took with the “Ubiquitous 12A’s,” who found us intellectual rivals of the first caliber. Then there were nine of us who competed for scholarships at Oberlin College on October 26, 1929. We were pleased when the announcement was made that Joseph Maddox had won honorable mention in the chemistry examination. Well-initiated into the art of being seniors, we decided to get our rings and pins before the Christmas holiday, and so we got them—octagon-shaped with black “C’s” and miniature towers engraved therein. A facsimile of this emblem is to be found in the design on the cover of “Tenacity.” Page Twenty-five TENACITY MuniuRinuauiiinimmaiiiiaiim jm. iuxuM wim M. nr’.:: (Mt u: nnitii'iuiim.’iaini Many of us were ushers at the Commencement of the “Ubiquitous” class. There we had opportunity to visualize what was in store for us as succeeders to an unquestioned position and glorious prestige which are natural rights of all 12A’s. Then we reached this climax of our twelve years of school life! We were 12A’s! Our homeroom 333 immediately took on a dignified aspect, for housed within its already distinguished portals were almost two hundred of us. We still regret that our overwhelming number made it impossible for all of us to be assigned seats in 333. Our 12A5 homeroom had to be assigned to room 362. One of our first official acts in conforming to tradition was to entertain the unsophisticated and bewildered 12B’s with a dance in their honor. In keeping with their juvenility, we supplied them with multi-colored dumbell-suckers. Of course, all of us remember the rich, blue-colored programs with the gilt bulldog heads, if only by reason of the blue strains which our hands and clothes still bear. We must not let ourselves forget the Sonnes-Harry Power Test which we took for three hours one morning during our career as 12A’s. Duncan Lamont rose supreme among the intelligentia by coming out first in the high scores. In the Ohio State Educational Department Test, Duncan Lamont, James McKinney, and Tony Debeljak won honorable mention. As we proceeded with the business of being 12A’s, our president appointed more committees, among which were the Prom Committee with Miss Lucile Patterson and Mr. A. H. Ford as sponsors and Frank Naisby, chairman; the Annual Committee with Mr. J. Morley Nutting as sponsor and Florence Rothenberg, chairman; the Class Night Committee with Mr. H. J. McStay and Miss Ethel Wilson as sponsors and John Herman, chairman. The Girls’ Dress Committee was sponsored by Miss Patterson with Marjory Newman, chairman; the Boys’ Dress Committee was sponsored by Mr. McStay with Hudson Fowler, chairman; and Class Picnic Committee with Mrs. Olive Dunham as sponsor and Grace Jones, chairman. The activities of these committees began immediately and results were shown before long. The first big result” was our Prom, which took place May 22, 1930, in the cafeteria. Earl Linsz was toastmaster and speakers were Principal F. P. Whitney, who with Mrs. Whitney was guest-of-honor; Mr. Hunter; Frank Naisby; and Philip Hintz. The cafeteria and tables were decorated with our class colors, blue and gold, as were the programs. Needless to say, the Prom was a huge success—conspicuous by the fact that it had the largest attendance (190) of any other single class affair at Collinwood. At one of the class meetings which were held during the third period on Thursdays, we selected our class speakers for Commencement. They were Norman Burk-hardt, Florence Rothenberg, and John Raymond. Thereafter until Commencement, these students were in a frenzy of speech-preparing on the subject “Music.” Commencement soloists were Christine Frazier, Angie Mancini, and Frank Naisby. In the meantime, Class Night and Commencement rehearsals w-ere keeping us busy. We were sorry to hear of the illness of Mr. Guy Hague, who was to have coached us. The sponsors of the committee, Miss Wilson and Mr. McStay, with the invaluable aid of the chairman, John Herman, and Isabelle Hemphill and several other students, contrived to make our Class Night on June 6, 1930, Collinwood’s best And even during this flurry of committee activity, the Tenacity” Board was not at leisure. Under the excellent guidance of Mr. Nutting, the detailed research work, the fatiguing mounting of pictures, and all minute tasks connected with these, the production of “Tenacity” was made possible. Two of our classmates, Fern Brindley and Mildred Au Rand, received honor pins. Then, after “millions” of final examinations and last-minute Commencement shopping, we dazedly realized that we were on the stage in the auditorium on the night of June 19, 1930, living the last few minutes of our “natural” school life. We listened to speeches, solos, and announcements, and then sadly arose to the strains of our processional march. We marched across the stage, accepted our diplomas sorrowfully (?)—and—it was over! We were through! And so we blindly entered a strange world — all on our own. Finis Page Twenty-six ■DUIIIIMIttaillli TENACITY Hast Will anti Testament We, the June class of nineteen hundred and thirty, hereby do ordain and establish this, our last will and testament, being of sound mind and weak body. To Principal F. P. Whitney we will and bequeath the difficult sustenance of the school, after our departure on the nineteenth day of June. To Mr. Hunter we leave our “tenacious” temperament, that he may bestow it on another class worthy of such honor. To the class of “31” we devise our undubitable right to run the school as we see fit, along with our dignity, simplicity, and economy. To the coming officious ones Frank Naisby, Fern Brindley, and George Peters bequeath their offices in the Council. To the aspirants to the varsity basketball team we leave the places made vacant by Jack Barrett and A1 Miller. To those desiring to ape Red Grange, Kenneth Field and Bob Stampfel offer their places on the “eleven”. To the executive chair of the 12B class, Philip Hintz leaves his “heart to resolve, his head to contrive, and his hands to execute.” To William Novinc, the treasurer of the next graduating class, Earl Linsz bequeaths his philosophy that “money talks but often merely remarks, ‘goodbye’.” John Raymond allows his ability to lead cheers and argue to anyone capable of doing the same. We bequeath our successful project of the hall-guard system to any class that thinks it can demand more passes than ours has. And in turn, to the few fearless ones, wrho would endanger their lives by being passless, Florence Rothenberg bequeaths her divine right in the halls. We bemoan the fact that we must leave the alcove empty of “tenacious” lawbreakers, but will it to the next victims of Mr. Gudikunst. To those seeking fame over the footlights Christine Frazier and Isabel Hemphill bequeath all missing cues, tops to cream jars, lost chords, and old dancing slippers. Maude and Tony bequeath their—but alas we cannot hear what it is, for they have parted at the door of 274. Charles Brenner wills his list of nicknames to be distributed to those present at the reading of the will. To those leading in scholarship Mildred Au Rand bequeaths her knowledge of French and Latin. There will be more than enough to supply the entire high school. To the future short-story editor of the “Tower” Virginia Jewell bequeaths her aptitude to write and collect stories. To the anemic underclassmen we bequeath the illustrious example of potential manhood, namely, Karl Kleinberg and his “feats of strength.” Dan Gardner bequeaths his seat in the lunchroom to any three 12B’s (human) who can successfully pass the course in post-graduate lunch. Elinore Brookhart wills her six thousand miles of chewing gum to be used for a benefit class in jaw exercise and to be distributed to those enrolling at the time the class is assembled. James Wylie bequeaths the atmosphere around the ceiling to be breathed by anyone industrious enough to carry a step-ladder. To anyone looking for his future in music Marie Ross and Jean Rulon bequeath their pianistic talent. We, the undersigned, request that this, our last will and testament, have a public hearing on the forty-fifth day of Sol in the year of our Lord, three thousand nine hundred and thirty. ISA Class. Page Twenty-seven Name Disposition 1. Ruth Abrams_________Real Nice____ 2. Onnalee Aldinger----Friendly_____ 3. Wilma Alston________Gentle_______ 4. Josephine Amon------Helpful_____ 5. Mary Bencar_________Sunny________ 6. Susie Bingle________Jolly_______ 7. Betty Bishop________Friendly____ 8. Elinor Brookhart----Dreamy------ 9. Virginia Brown______Lovely______ 10. Angela Bukownik_____Laughing____ 11. Frances Crawford----Sweet_______ 12. Juanita Dahlenburg...Quiet______ 13. Margaret Davies______Pleasing___ 14. Vera Fascia no-----A mixture— 15. Erna Ferguson______Jolly________ 16. Maude Feree--------Charming— 17. Dorothy Fisher-----Adorable----- 18. Dorotha Gaskill____Lovely_______ 19. Edith Gunnison_____Cute_________ 20. Elizabeth Haydl____Gay---------- 21. Louise Holman______Likeable----- 22. Pauline Hvala______Fine_________ 23. Julia Jaco---------Amiable------ 24. Grace Jones--------Lively------- 25. Frances Kolisky----Admirable... 26. Helen Konnerth_____Tenacious— 27. Leola Main---------Reserved----- 28. Diana Mandel-------Shy__________ 29. Emma Mandel--------Coy---------- 30. Florence Mamie_____Darling------ 31. Rosina Maroli______Quiet________ 32. Marjorie Miller....Sunny________ 33. Evelyn Moore-------Mild--------- 34. Julia Mramor-------Likeable----- 35. Marie O’Donnell____Cheerful----- 36. Marion Patch_______Carefree----- 37. Dorothy Peterson---Dainty_______ 38. Edna Roberts......-Smiling...... 39. Marie Ross---------Fascinating. 40. Dorothea Schwed____Pleasant---- 41. Angela Shayatovich...Shining---- 42. Elizabeth Snyder_____Amiable---- g. 43. Mildred Sobolovitz--Cheerful---- 44. Faith Spellman______Quiet_______ 2. 45. Gladys Stieg________Happy------- a- 46. Anna Thomas---------Advisory---- ”■ 47. Cleavie White_______Real nice--- 48. Emily Woodward_____Sweet_______ 49. Josephine Zele_____Engaging— 50. Sophie Zupancic____Shy_________ Our Horoscope Occupation W'hat They Like Best Finally Eating ice cream________Musical comedy-----------Night club hostess . Stenographic work______Mystery stories----------Bride .Office work_____________Margaret Davies__________Dean at college . Washing her hair_______Tennis-------------------Dietitian . Stenographic work______Cafeteria----------------Farmer’s wife Laughing________________Office practice__________Salvation Army lassie . Playing sax____________.Swimming________________Second Paul Whiteman .Chewing gum_____________Pretty clothes----------A scientist’s wife .Nobody knows____________Talking French-----------Run a tea room . Walking with Joe-------Joe----------------------A dancer Talking_________________Being sweet--------------A doctor’s assistant . Eating ice cream_______Boys_____________________Organist . Helping Mr. Scott______Someone__________________Politician’s wife .Hunting a middle name___Angela------------------Head of a boarding school ..Swimming_______________Her dog__________________A telephone operator .Talking out loud________Orange eyes--------------Fortune teller .Doing civics____________Basketball_______________Gold-digger -Signing admit slips.....Georgie------------------Police-woman .Charles_________________Tennis___________________Teacher ..Talking________________Swimming_________________A model - Yawning________________The boy friend___________A miner’s wife .Can anybody tell?_______Civics___________________A society leader ..Talking to boys........Red-heads_________________ Play in German orchestra - Dancing----------------Dates. —.................College widow ..Taking pictures--------Olives___________________A nurse -Keeping peace___________Tell jokes_______________Own a restaurant ..Dressing neatly________School___________________Own a bird store ..Learning to dance______Clubs____________________Sail around the world ..Smiling________________The drug store-----------Write poetry -Secretary_______________Buicks___________________Chorus girl -Thinking________________Typing___________________Private secretary - Giggling---------------Red sweaters_____________Spinster ..Playing the piano------Man (H)__________________Movie actress -Getting sunburned-------Break hearts_____________Old maid - Getting Latin__________The Irish________________Dressmaker -Teaching________________German___________________Five-pound Easter egg ..Getting news___________Good grades______________Deep-sea diver ..Being agreeable--------Mr. Bauer________________Live in China -Teaching piano__________“Him”____________________An English teacher . Answering questions----Who can tell ?___________Bathing beauty ..Running errands________Helping__________________Dean at college - Writing notes___________Talking................ -Piano duster -Studying................Teaching Latin...........Horseback rider .. Fiddling______________Music.....................Elevator operator ..Getting short readings--A curly head____________Beauty operator ..News writing...........Black wavy hair..........Artist ..Playing tennis---------Dancing__________________Candy tester - Dancing_________________Boys....................Own a bakery ..Giggling................“Norm”...................Married —Writing neatly__________Books____________________Good cook , H i n :z 3 j H I :i iiuianwmiNitiamBiiUBMia Page Twenty-nint 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. Erwin Barnhart________Jolly___________Singing:________________Pool____________________Barney Oldfield Michael Beres_________Temperamental..Drawing------------------His baby picture________Flagpole sitter Carl Berge____________Quiet...........Studying physics........Lab period..............Music director in Italy John Bly______________Peculiar________Hall cleaner____________Marbles_________________Street-cleaner Harold Boehm__________Good-natured----Offering advice---------Candy_________________ — A librarian Londy Bracale_________Kind-hearted____Heart-breaking__________Yelling_________________Boilermaker Clair Busdiecker------Easy-going------Throwing the bull_______Basketball______________Doctor Campanello Campanella Giddy___________Camping_________________Physics_________________Bathing Beauty mem warier Rossi Cerrito _ rjooKKeepmg Gas pumping Dancing -- Bernard Citron. ...Swell Albert Comenshek Frank Doctor Nursing Roy Dellinger Talking to girls Adam Doeringer. _. Fat girls Newton Dort—.........Eccentric......Smiling...............Swimming................King of England Richard Elliston.....Sneaky.........Doing nothing.........White flannels.........gajior Clarence Finzel......Temperamental.-Tossing dumbells.......Physics................1 nncipai Morris Gelbman......Goofy...........Drumming...............Traps.................pwmey Charles Gill.........Tranquil.......Washing dishes.........Eating................r5vlSIni.«r Bob Golden...........Serious........ Studying..............Work...................City Manager 21. Joseph Gron Playing piano .Hungarian music 22. Russell Handy... .Talking out of turn 23. Ralph Ingram Quiet Try to guess .Auto Shop. 24. William Jane Professorial Electrician . Study hall 26. Harold Lamb Askimr teachers Questions.Dates _ 27. James Larkin Different ..Doing algebra Power tests 28. Maurice Leasure .Pleasing Dancing instructor . Church activities. 29. Tom Liggett Printing .Girls 30. Joseph Maddox Reserved -Chemistry 32. Ralph Moore — Determined... Watching the clock. .Sport shoes 34. 35. 36. «hn uNovy;::::::-- iSSf.............SSS- ...............spotlit................book-wo™ Robert Petranek.....Shy ............Talldne..............Homework..............Pharmacist - ............talking..............Track.................Lady’s man Having fun...........Contractor 37. John Puncoh Timid Laughing 38. Milton Rich ..Playing pine pone 39. Kenneth Roose Cute 40. Franklin Schuman... ... Fickle ..Truant officer 41. William Schwed Fiery .Joking.. .. 42. Carl Skebe 43. Frank Spring.. _ 44. Arthur Starke Handsome ..Collar advertiser 45. Paul Tyler. Old crow 46. William Vilda ._ Peculiar To cat 47. Elden Wolf Sneak out of homeroom... 48. James Wylie Gaze aimlessly 49. Anthony Yerman 50. Carl Zelke -..Odd” ..Sell papers ... TENACITY iimiiiiiiiBiuiimimiiiiiiimiiianuitiiniiiNaiini'iiittiiiaiim m mu mw nmi iMww.ia lit President Vice President -Secretary Treasurer Berrington, William Chinni, Joe Coates, Allen Crawford, Harry Filly, Anthony Franzen, Raymond Friedman, Bernard Gorup, Victor Anderson, James Baffa, Christopher Ball, Sanford Bohin, Howard Bullock, Howard Bundus, Carl Cantor, Morton Centa, Frank Ambrose. Frank Butler, William Covell, Harold Busch, Arthur Crooks, Tom Czomba, Steve Delsanter, Nick Eddy, Byron 12 B Boys Norma Lockner Edward Murray - Lois Altman William Novinc Gowan, Harold Groghan, Patrick Hageman, Wilbur Harrison, Clark Haspadura, Peter Iosue, Michael Julian, Louis Koehlke, Clifford Land, Sanford Linquist, Einne Levey, Cyril Maurer, Edward Masterton, Allen McGee, Bennett Morgans, Ronald Nason, Raymond NoWe, John Novinc, William Peopes, Jack Skopin, Harold Storm, Carl Tanno, Louis Teleky, Frank Webster, Robert 12B3 Dawson, Edward Depner, Lloyd Farone, Charles Dreiford, Paul Fisher, Roy Habe, John Haskeil, Raymond Lovick, Steve Royer, Elmer Mann. Norman McCain, Kenneth Newnes, Arthur Nason, Leslie Palmer, Jack Penovich, Steve Ovanin, Nick Ruff, Park Taylor, A1 Sevebeck, Ralph Sherick, Daniel Schultz, Harry Smith, Morris Steuhlinger, Lawrence Thomas, Milton Troiano, Guy Wagner, Kenneth 12B5 Fernbacher, Francis Murray. Edward Hirth, Harold Olsen, Roy Johnston, Robert Pannetta, Edward Leland, Robert LeVar, Albert Lindsay, Daniel Mahyna, Albert Morrison, James Paradise, Robert Pennington. Ralph Pelligrino, Tony Prusnick, John Reithoffer, Alex Richar, William Silberman, Jake Solomon, Francis Smith, Morris Tillman. Edward Urac, Mike Wagner. John Zagar, Frank Page Thirty TENACITY MnmBwnuanMimiiiiamauniiuiVBuiiitiMHHIiainniati'am .'iiHaiiimmiHW'ja’niniiiiarmviannn wiwihhmhw mini hi in n« ■ vm 12 B Girls Mr. Carl Stringer Miss Corda Peck FACULTY Mrs. Irence H. McAnerney Mr. L. D. Parker Mr. Erwin Naujoks Mr. C. F. Matthias 12B2 Abrams, Mary Anthony, Ruth Bogus. Angelyn Benz, Elsie Campbell, Elizabeth Chalkraft, Helen Chiodo, Lucy Cranse, Gertrude Dalhausen, Erma Fitzgerald, Esther Fruscello, Jane Gatozzi, Angelena Gimmel, Twila Griffith, Eizabeth Harthill, Florence Harvey, Fay Hrovat, Pauline Hunt, Irene Joseph, Alice Joseph, Leah Klinger, Margaret Krusich, Viola Mannes, Albina McAdoo, Dorothy Merritt, Lida Parry, Eleanor Powell, Anita Price, Irene Reinhardt, Grace Rosel, Albina Schneider, Katherine Scott, Mary Smith, LaVerne Stewart, Lois VanTilburg, Margaret Wilbraham, Charlotte 12BU Altman, Lois Austin, Lillian Andrusaitus, Adele Barbish. Amelia Barth, Annette Bechtel, Elizabeth Cameron, Ellen Desineer, Florence Easterbrook. Alvina Swanson Fox, Helen Garbutt, Dorothy Geho, Lois Gollwitzer, Eleanor Graoentine, Marie Hodder, Frances Hunter. Dorothy Kosec, Victoria Landsaw, Dorothea , Violet Warth, Eleanor LaPorte, Grace Lekan, Anne Lockner, Norma Lo Re. Grace Martick, Helen McNally, Edna Mills, Lucille Moody, Frances Muzenich, Anna Newman, Athene Parker, Erma Robinson, Myrtle Reid, Betty Scott, Barbara Scott, Elinor Semerar, Anna Snider, Betty Stanovik, Rose Wasserman, Evelyn Page Thirty-one TENACITY miciiiiiiiiiwiiiniiiniiiniiiiiniiwmwiiiiwiBOMiiixi'. imwiiMiiinBiiin—iMwiMaiwwwilBmilHiiinini’iiaiiiiiia.iiiauinniluiMi Student Council Executive Board SENIORrS CTION, MR. E. G. GUDIKUNST, Faculty Sponsor ------- - Frank Naisby ident ------- Fern Brindley y - -- -- -- - Norma Lockner er - -- -- -- - George Peters rude Representative ------ Jackson Farrie Grade Representative ----- Virginia Sandow h Grade Representative ------ Albert Koren JUNIOR SECTION, MISS GRACE MILNE, Faculty Sponsor President - -- -- -- -- Ira Richey Vice President ------- Catherine Strong Secretary ------- Dorothy Aufdemhaus Treasurer - -- -- -- -- Ben Ball Seventh Grade Representative ------ Jay Capes Eighth Grade Representative ------ Jane August Ninth Grade Representative ------ George Theuer The Executive Committee of the Student Council, composed of Junior and Senior Executives, meets each Thursday to discuss Council business and to consider new ways in which the Council can serve Collinwood. The Student Council holds semi-monthly dances in Recreation Hall besides two big parties each semester, one of which is a Masquerade. The Student Council publications are “Alcove Echoes” and “The Annual Report.” The Council furnishes guide service to visitors and assists in that capacity at open house. Page Thirty-two mu mil tmiNiiiuuiiiaiiiHiMciiiiiniittiiurMiii TENACITY niiucmi(iiiiiininiiiim'miiifliin;iimwmiiiruiiiHiii!H iiiraNiiniiuiimaiiii Quill and Scroll Club (International Honorary Society for High School Journalists) MISS S. A. A. COCHRAN, Adviser linger, Dordhy iWiUeyjjyvPn BrpWpv Prank ft, Ruth Hillman, Ruth Hogan, Josephine Jewell, Virginia Lindquist, Mayme Thomas, Anna Norton, Alice Naylor, Eloise Petranek, Robert Rothenberg, Florence Spotlight Staff Advisory Board Brindley, Fern Lewis, Arthur Altman, Lois Grant, Ruth News Editor - - - - - - - Robert Petranek Associate News Editor ------ Jeanne Schultz Editorial Editor ------- Dorothy Peterson Associate Editorial Editor ------ Eloise Naylor Feature Story Editor ------- Frank Brown Associate Feature Story Editor ----- Ruth Saunders Sports Editor ------- Katherine Schneider Associate Sports Editor - - - - - - Anna Thomas Headline Editor ------- Mayme Lindquist Proofreaders ----- Dorothy Aldinger, Josephine Hogan Reporters — Lois Altman, Fern Brindley, Theresa Darnell, Helen Fox, Ruth Grant, Ruth Hillman, Josephine Hogan, Dorothea Landsaw, Arthur Lewis, Eloise Naylor, Dorothy Peterson, Robert Petranek, Ruth Sanders, Katherine Schneider, Jeanne Schultz. Page Thirty-three Page Thirty-four SENIOR BOYS’ GLEE CLUB HMBmu'ni ■niininiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiHiniMniiiBiiiiiiim i|Uj n tiiiinmiuiiimiuiininimiimiiii iiiinitmiiiiimaiitiii{iiiimiminiBiuM TENACITY HmuiMuniiimMfliiiiMHniiiKrJimiiiDninuiiimmiiUUHiiiiiiMWiiMiviKnnmiiiMiuMin iMMiMNniiimiMimjmmiiia'mi P! Senior Girls’ Glee Club MISS LOUISE KENNEDY, Sponsor Sixty-three girls of senior high divisions make up this Glee Club, sponsored by Miss Louise Kennedy. The entire group took part in the musical comedy “Bells of Beaujolais” and has assisted in various assemblies during the year. Amon, Josephine Bartlett, Margaret Bechtel, Elizabeth Bevan, Mildred Bukownik, Angela Christy, Margaret Collings, Mary Louise Easterbrook, Alvina Eirons, Eleanor Farinacci, Alga Fasciano, Vera Ferree, Maude Fingerhut, Lillian Fisher, Dorothy Frazier, Christine Gaskill, Mildred Gifford, Margaret Grant, Ruth Gray, Corinne Green, Martha Havel, Ruth Helm, Genevieve Hemphill, Isabel Jenkins, Lillie Jones, Grace Keipirt, Helen Kolar, Mayme Krause, Grace Larick, Dorothy Manis, Clara Mannes, Albena Marzlikar, Louise McNally, Edna Moody, Frances Orfalea, Adele Parry, Eleanore Price, Irene Pulling, Yetive Ragan, Harriette Reid, Betty Reinhardt, Grace Richards, Grace Rolnick, Rose Rulon, Jean Rutledge, Claramay Schultz, Jeanne Schwed, Dorothy Schweitzer, Lucille Scott, Elinor Shasberger, Genevieve Smith, Hilda Spivey, Lucille Steel, Ruth Stencil, Eleanor Stieg, Gladys Thomas, Anna Tyler, Ruth Walker, Jean Warren, Marie Whitlaw, Dorothy Wilbraham, Charlotte Witt, Charlotte Wood, Evelyn Page Thirty-five TENACITY nmiWiwnDBiiBmHimiiiiiM'ii«niiniiirwmTKinu!,ii iiH£'i|i«niwi� mu.iiy� ,ii nmummiiiuiiiwiwi Tenth Grade Glee Club MISS EMILY LAWREY, Sponsor President -Vice President -Secretary and Treasurer Robert Anderson Robert Weiss Leonard Groll Aidenhead, Robert Biscotti, Tom Blow, Fred Bolton, Grant Comolli, Ralph Dixon, George Filly, Anthony Gertz, Edward Gilchrist, Albert Girod, Sutton Hacker, Tom Israel, Leon Jenko, Milan Kovalon, Paul Koncilia, Joe Osenbaugh, Watson Ovania, Frank Pascuccio, Dominic Peoples, William Pickel, Gerald Reinhardt, Earl Ricks, Herbert Ross, Charles Russell, David Stuckey, Henry Watson, Ernest Wolfert, Fred Zigander, Walter Zalokar, John Page Thirty-six SMmmiB:itra:ivnnii'iiM«iiiir TENACITY Tenth Grade Glee Club MISS EMILY LAWREY, Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer - Irene Crutchley Mary Hvala Marion Ohly Dorothy Dolamore Adams, Gladys Debeljak, Josephine Dennison, Ruth Depner, Eleanor Donaldson, Jeannette Ebersole, Pauline Hill, Eleanor Jarvinen, Silpa Jerancic, Sylvia Johnson, Esther Kaitis, Eileen Kipp, Verna Mae Kucera, Helen Leckie, Bessie Mangold, Alice Miclea, Ann Osborn, Edith Pfeil, Marie Pozarelli, Alma Sandstrom, Mabel Schmidt, Edna Scott, Bernice Shatford, Alice Trolli, Josephine Weiser, Frances Zinni, Flora Page Thirty-seven TENACITY Boosters’ Club MR. E. G. GUDIKUNST, Sponsor President -Vice President - Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer Dorothy Lewis John Raymond Julia Jaco Boosters' Song (To the tune of Hail, Hail, tho Gang’s all Here!) Cheer, cheer the Boosters’ Club What’s the crowd all here for, Just to make them cheer more. Rah! Rah! Collinwood High! Is everybody happy? Yes! The members of the Boosters’ Club, by individual subscription, purchased for their cheerleader, John Raymond, a regulation school sweater and Mr. Gudikunst recommended to the athletic council that John be granted the school letter to be placed on this sweater. A picnic was held near the end of the term at Euclid Village Park at which, as guests, were invited all members of the basketball team and outstanding members of the track team. The Student Council Orchestra was engaged to furnish music for the dancing which was followed under the chairmanship of Dorothy Nye, by a picnic lunch. Page Thirty-eight TENACITY imumiMtMiuMiKr'tii'tiiiG President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Masquers’ Club MISS CHARLOTTE BOCKES, Sponsor ------ Charlotte Rutter - Melvin Whittle - ------ Helen Fox ------- Albert Koren Barclay, Isabelle Danielson, Helen Edwards, Virginia Finnegan, Dorothy Freeman, Esther Gray, Bernice Hoffman, Marion Day, Kenneth Citron, Bernard Bohin, Howard Lawler, Virginia Logan, Lucille Lozar, Ann McCauley, Rose Matchett, Jean Meek. Margaret Ott, Dorothea Semerar, Anna Simon, Adeline Smith, Margaret Spiece, Virginia Unetic, Anne Van Veghel, Florence Wilson, Dorothy Witt, Charlotte Wolf, Mildred Zele, Josephine Liggett, Thomas Schuster, Harvey Steetle, Ralph Powell, Anita Donovan, Julia Birdsong, Irene Samson, Frances Schmander, Elizabeth McKinney, Katherine Vogel, Gertrude Broadbent, Albert Woodruff, Morris Hyde, Ruth Casterlina, Esta Page Thirty-nine TENACITY :nn nnHiii,amwniinm«iuuimmiin:iiiinum«i m .� « Usher Club MISS EVELYN CONKLE, Sponsor The object of this club is to usher at all school affairs. During the past it has been of much assistance and shall continue in that light in the future. At the club meetings, discussions of former errors take place. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer - Grace Krause Betty Protz Hazel Brindley - Marie Aman Abbey, Dorothy Baus, Dorothy Bonjack, Dorothy Clucas, Virginia Dolphin, Grace Earley, Ida Emig, Katherine Fletcher, Lissiman Gardner, Geraldine Gutter, Florence Henderson, Maxine Highfield, Louise Kantz, Agnes Kermriest, Lillian Kluve, Doris Kreger, Mildred Kubclavic, Mary Zele, Justin Lesensky, Margaret Lombardo, Lena Longo, Marie Main, Ruth Meinke, Alverna Metsker, Opal Neitzel, Evelyn Randall, Floranell Reynolds, Leona Riedel, Bernice Rothgery, Lucille Sammes, Margaret Sanders, Genette Sheakley, Leona Stankus, Anna Vescus, Mary Zigender, Lydia Page Forty TENACITY iiuiiiiiNiiiiciiiiiiiiiiaiiniiiiiMiiitiiiufli'iEiiiuiuittniuiiiiinflitMiiiiriinmHi IUfMttl11Ilttt1lttlllHtWtlimtltNUNIMtllBSIHlH||HtiniVIIIIIAJII!llllll Science Clubs Sponsor -President -Secretary - Monitor ... Biology Club Mrs. Olive Dunham Norman Abrams Robert Reynell Frederick Ziff Sponsor - President - - -Vice President Secretary -Treasurer - Chemistry Club - Messieurs Lucius Ward and Walter Bauer Joseph Maddox Adolph Kempney Allen Coates Henry Wieler Sponsor ... President ... Vice President Secretary ... Treasurer - - - Do-own-il-loc Club Mr. F. M. Carl Charles Sanborn Tony Debeljak Anna Germ Carl Storm Sponsor ... President -Vice president Secretary and Treasurer Microscope Club Mr. Earl Bopp Edward Kolar Tom McPeak Olga Ditamso Page Forty-one TENACITY hum iiumniimuiimiiiniBiini minmnmann.jimri.il iiiiamai m.imnuimwuu ui'-.niwiiJi' uiihii Page Forty-two MUMHMMMMNI TENACITY m Ninth Grade Glee Club MISS EMILY LAWREY, Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Librarian Emily Woolgar Angeline Laurianti Pauline Schuneman Erna Burmeister Betty Myers Albertone, Lillian Beers, Elizabeth Bonjack, Anna Brindley, Audrey Bryant, Margaret Burmeister, Erna Andrews, Georgia Ark, Olga Bahnsen Corinne Breyley, Eleanor Campbell, Robina Cerio, Pauline Clark, Eleanor Cloonan, Catherine Bradshaw, Hilda Caserio, Vincetta Cinowski, Anna MUSIC Music— What is it? Is it memories Or is it peace? Does it come from within us Or does it come from God? Music— What is it? Music— How queer, yet thrilling To listen to and to play. As you listen You wander from one thing to another, And as you play You are inspired and lifted up. Music— What is it? Elizabeth Beers,9AH. First Sopranos Centa, Josephine Derus, Eva Di Santo, Clara Jenkins, Louise Johnson, Rachel Katz, Evelyn Kogler, Joyce Kramer, Evana Lupo, Victoria Morth, Frieda Myers, Betty Nestick, Donetta Nobbe, Julia Petromilli, Nora Pollock, Margaret Rolnick, Leah Shank, Mildred Sintick, Mary Slibar, Jennie Weber, Evelyn Second Sopranos Fortunato, Nancy Friedman, Pauline Glazar, Emily Gray, Amelia Grladinovic, Anna Havel, Mildred Iosue, Angela Just, Geraldine Willard, Laurianti, Angeline Lefkof, Lillian Lombardo, Carmella Macauda, Lena Mankas, Mary Masey, Mary Murphy, Florence Peters, Natalie Genevieve Russell, Kathryn Seaferd, Elvira Semerar, Angie Schoger, Hilda Schuneman, Pauline Smith, Rose Sustersic, Rose Wavro, Dorothy Altos Delzoppo, Flora Diklich, Bessie Eramo, Mary Federico, Eleanor Harbst, Ploma Ohly, Janel Piro, Grace Urh, Frieda Voll, Dorothy Woolgar, Emily Wyllie, Jean Page Forty-three TENACITY imnmamaMnnnuiUMurn m.mitn m � ■ cinmn« ikm b mi w:� uiiBiroiiMinHwr'M wwil Junior Boys’ Glee Club MISS LOUISE KENNEDY, Spoyisor. P) esident Vice President Secretary Treasurer Librarian Akers, Paul Bacar, Joe Barbian, George Brooks, Edward Capes, Jay Casciato, Eleadoro DeLissio, Charles Donovan, Patrick Duthie, Robert Erhardt, George Farkas, Harvey Fasciano, Salvatore Finnigan, John Foster, Kenneth Gehrung, John Gilberston. Ewald Gomick, Elmer Gospodarich, James Greve, Frederick Gruseil, Arnold Jancigar, Rudolph Kasulones, George Kershaw, Sydney Korosec, Frank Kavsca, Frank Lausin, Joe Leckie, William Liptak, Lawrence Lysaght, Richard Martin, Merlin McNeely, Francis Miller, Robert Mitchell, Alex Moro, Albert Morris, Bell Mould, Melvin Mozina, Edward Nadok, Joe Nobbe, Jack Owings, James Prah, Joe Radcliffe, Raymond Wolf, Israel Joe Oliveri Frank Braun Calvin Dawson - Raymond Weimer Thomas Henry Rayer, Rudolph Reese, Wallace Reya, William Reyneel, Albert Rogge, Gilbert Sadler, William Shaffer, Glenn Sloan, James Stillings, Jack Stover. Earl Thomas, Bill Tisi, William Travarca, James Ulnetic, Andrew Valenta, William Varano, Italo Varano, Pete Webb, James Williamson, Lyle Winkle, Don White, Philip Page Forty-four TENACITY Junior Girls’ Glee Club MISS AGNESS GAFFNEY, Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Monitor Baggott, Loretta Bender, Marjorie Celmer, Henrietta Coulter, Ruth Gamella, Victoria Gercar, Genevieve Borgstead, Lois Fielitz, Evelyn Godina, Frances Godler, Almira Golubic, Anna Grill, Rose First Sopranos Greshauge, Kathryn Kunz, Wilma MacBeth, Elspic Murphy, Mollie Nerone, Dolly Phillips, Beatrice Second Sopranos Kosanovick, Martha Kocjan, Frances MacDonald, Margaret Murphy, Ruth Alto Newhouse, Sarah Smith, Eliza Worthy, Ruth Josephine Anderson Ruth Rulon Frances Stuehringer Agnes Van - Alberta Rothgary Piper, Arion Smith, Emma Todd, Iola Tomazin, Mary Vik, Ruby Schuele. Jean Scott, Edna Sharick, Elizabeth Sydenstricker, Mardelle Stanley, Beatrice Stromole, Anna Those girls of special ability chosen from the ninth grade composed Miss Agness Gaffney’s Junior Girls’ Glee Club. The group has taken part in assembly, singing Rubenstein’s The Wanderer” and Country Garden” by Granger. The Elegie” by Massenet and Neven’s The Rosary” are the favorites of the club. Page Forty-five T E N A C I T . iiiiikii .Huinir. iiiii Mil niiMiiii.itiiiiiii !UiiiBiiiii'iiiiuiimiH miiiiiiiviiiiviiiiiiiiRiiii !7Wji!iIK' i'Uf|niiyiiiiHiu iiiiminifiHa OUR LETTERMEN Albert Miller; Robert Stampfel; Kenneth Field; Earl Linsz; Adam Doeringer; Jack Barrett (Note: Match your first initial with the first column and your second initial with the second column.) A Awkward A Ape B Bloated B Bootlegger C Clutch-faced C Cannibal D Dizzy D Dumbell E Eccentric E Eggplant F Fussy F Fathead G Gawky G Galoot H Hysterical H Hobo I Idiotic I Imbecile J Jabbering J Junkman K Kittenish K Knock-out L Lazy L Loafer M Muttering M Maniac N Noisy N Nit-wit 0 Overgrown 0 Ostrich P Piggish P Protoplasm Q Queer Q Quaker R Raving R Runt S Silly S Sap T Tattling T Tomcat U Useless U Unicorn V Vicious V Viper W Wooly W Weasel X X-rayed X X-ylophone Y Yelling Y Yodeller Z Zetetic Z Zebra Page Forty-six mumniim'jmiiiiMiiiiiiiimmniimtui TENACITY ■■■■NMMMMMNMmMMMNKaMIMNMNamMMMMNNUHMMaw Page Forty-seven TENACITY :iiiiiiiiaiuiiiiii!iiHiiiNnniniifiiiiiimitiiiiiinrifni iriiivfiiiitiiiiufiiiiiiiiivivn« iii0!imnni«iinnniiiiiiRiiiifiiiiiH!uiiiviiiiniiatiM Page Forty-eight TENACITY niiramiMinniiniiiiiiii Page Forty-nine mm w TENACITY inmniiiNiniHriimnnniaiiiDiinmiininnuiiiaiiniBnaii m.itMii ni in hum mi in.nn tn iwiinnnimuHunintiiiaiiaiiMimniiiminunMi Tenacity Board Florence Rothenberg Ediior-in-Chief J. Morley Nutting Faculty Sponsor Liter argr Editor - - - - - - Fern Brindley Assistants: Virginia Jewell; Marie O’Donnell; Arne Gustafson; Eugene Pierce; Frances Kolisky; William Schwed; Josephine Zele; Gene Turner; Isabelle Hemphill. Business Manager ------- John Herman Assistants: Duncan Lamont; Kenneth Hawk; Susie Bingle; Elden Wolf; Jean Rulon; Elizabeth Snyder; Frank Roland; Harry Hughes. Research Manager ------- Mildred Au Rand Assistants: Julia Mramor; Alma Franzoi; Adele Orfalea; Walter Wiseman. Art Directors ------ Albert Koren; Ruth Jones; Assistants: Edward Melville; Robert Golden; Marjorie Newman; Marjorie Miller. Typist8 ------- Mary Bencar; Mary Heppler; Onnalee Aldinger; Ivy Emerson; Elizabeth Haydl. We, as agents of the “Tenacious Ones,’’ having been responsible for the production of “Tenacity,’’ feel no little personal pride in the results of our work. We hand it to you, our classmates and friends, knowing that you will And in it much to enjoy in remembrance of your high school days. The Staff. Page Fifty ■ita unmumiiwiiiDiHuwiiiviiMiiiinfliiniii'u (HnNRtvwtM WiiiwiminiiiitiNMiMVM uviiiiwnMiMiiiiHWM tenacity m Patrons These have generously helped to make “Tenacity” possible: Cleveland Metal Specialties, 2025 East 14th Street. Independent Press, 2182 East 9th Street. Central Engraving Company, 2182 East 9th Street. Churchill Studio, 1030 Euclid Avenue. Bill’s Clothing and Furnishing, 15119 St. Clair Avenue. Five Points Variety Store, St. Clair at Five Points. Mr. Anton Gubanc Mrs. G. F. Hintz 12A Faculty Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jones Miss Mary Wiseman Miss Grace Boyd page Fifty-one