Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Frank P. Whitnf.y Hail and Farewell]! Another class goes forth to lose itself in life. Fling wide the doors, for youth, as ever, hastens to the open road which runs beyond the far horizon. Wherever lies your way may the proper measure of success attend you. Cherish your dreams, but face your duties with a cheer, and may the long road bring you to a deep content.

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THE LAIR Leading Ever Upward Published by JANUARY CLASS of 1931 Collinwood High School Cleveland, Ohio

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 Z2L Reading, lejt to right—top row: Mu. F.iiyin Naojoks, Mr. Paul Yost, Mr. I.esue Parker. Bottom row: Mrs. Irene McAni rni y, Mr. Care J. Strincer, Miss Coroa Pi ck. Our teachers and our grade advisers are greatly responsible for any success or glory our class may achieve. They have supported our projects in a generous manner. We thank them for the many painstaking hours they have spent over our endeavors. We hope that as they finger through The Lair” in time to come they will remember the lions and realize our gratefulness. Lair Lois Altman ... William Novince Kathi-ri.nl Schneider Senior Class Staff Edna McNai.i.y Eleanor Parry Elizabeth Bechtel Art Staff Rose Stanonick Lucille Mills MarieGrapentine FrankFiizgibbons Carl Bundus Typists Irene Hunt Albina Rosel Faculty Mr. Carl J. Stringer Miss Sylvia Cochran Miss Ruth Tarr Miss Hilda Wood Board Editor -in- Chief Business Manager Senior Class Editor Literary Staff Pauline Hrovat Anita Powell Angelyn Bogus Anne Lekan Helen Fox Victor Gorup Barbara Scott Business Staff Grace Lo Re Lida Merritt Angelyn Bogus Edward Murray Sanford Bai l Advisers ......................Sponsor - - - Literary Adviser Art Adviser - - Publications Adviser [3]