Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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WILKS, JEAN Commercial The fairest garden in her looks. And in her mind the wisest books. National Honor Society Student Council IDA, 11B, 1-B: 12A. Treasurer Bridge Club Roosters Club Ring Committee Finance Committee Rookie:, Assistant Editor Dress Committee Spotlight Editor Tower, Literary Editor Secretary to Miss Nigh . . Commencement Pageant—Spirit of Commerce Quill an l Scroll, Secretary Class Night Valerians Glee Club WRIGHT, LOUIS Technical “I have gained my experience. Electrical Shop Assistant Dance Club Hall Guard. Lieutenant Electrical Club ZEBRAUSKAS, FELICIA Commercial “Soft peace she brings.” Basketball Ixrttcr 10A Commercial Round Table BALABAN, ANNA She sang and e'en the nightingale paused and listened.” Opera Club Choral Club Glee Club Gym Captain Bells oi Beaujolais ' Musical Revue Commercial Round Tabic Rest Room Assistant TERHUNE, WILLIAM EDWARD Technical A man of sovereign farts he is esteemed.” Honor Roll 12A Metal Trades Club 10I512A Science Club 12A Class Night WOLEEN. VERNA LOUELLA Commercial Her ways are ways of pleasantness And all her paths are peaee.” Bridge Club 10A. 11B, 11A Dance Club I2R Commercial Round Table 12A Booklet, Art Committee Dress Committee YORKOVITCH, WILLIAM Academic Thou animated torrid-rone. Baseball Club 1IK ltaskctball Club IIA Booklet. Activities Committee Hall Guard, Lieutenant Glee Club Gymnasium Club I2H Class Night ZELE. JUSTINE Commercial I cannot say a cron is white Hut needs must call a spade a spade.” National Honor Society L'shers Club 1 IB Honor R I! Biology Club 10B Masquers Club 11A Booklet. Activities Committee Student Council Desk Secretary to Mr. Naujoks Class Night Commencement Pageant—Page LANG, LYMAN Technical “Where the stream rmutest smoothest. The water is deepest. Electrical Club 12B, I2A SCHLETER, WILLIAM FRED I’ll warrant him heart-whole.' Aeroplane Club 10A Euclidean Club 11B Social Club 12B Science Club 12A LUSENHOP, MARJORIE Academic “The fair, the chaste and unexpre.s-sive she.” Glee Club 12A Honor Studyball Chairman

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SPIVEY, LUCILLE VERNE Technical A nit try heart goes all the day.” Booster Club JOB Bridge Club 10A Jubilee Singers IIA, 12B, 12A STRUNA. LOUIS STANLEY Technical Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Student Council 11B Merit Roll Referees Club Machine Shop Foreman Hall C.uard Metal Trades Club. Pres.. 11A 12A Class Basketball Team Gym Leader STRAUSS, JOE Technical O, it is excellent To hate a giant's strength.1’ Merit Roll Collimvood Football Team I2A Class Football Team Hall Guard. Lieutenant Aeronautic Club 10A, IIB Football Club 11A Glider Club IIA, 12B, 12A TAME. CHARLES FRANCIS Academic A well-langnaged Daniel.” Football Team, Business Manager Basketball Team. Business Manager Baseball Club I0A Track Team. Business Manager 12B Class Basketball Team Referee Club 11B Bells of Bcaujolais Picture Committee. Chairman Commencement Committee Opera Club 11A Class Night TEN N ENT. A NDREW Joyeux et de belle htnteur. National Honor Society Ring Committee Booklet. Business Committee Dress Committee Student Council Baseball Club 11 B Class Basketball Team 10A. 11A Chemistry Club 10B Choral Club 12B Business Manager Dance Club 12A Hi-Y, Vice-President Commencement Pageant, Page VIGNONE, CAR MELA ANN Commercial A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. 12B Girls' Class Basketball Amerit.il Club JOB. I0A, 11B Boosters Club 11A Golf Club I2B Friendship Club Commercial Round Table Booklet. Finance Committee Spotlight Advertising Mgr. Secretary to Miss Wilson WEBB, WILLIAM Academic Beware the fury of a patient man.” Hall Guard. Captain Choral Club 12B. 12A Golf Club 11A Football Club I IB 12B. 12A Dance Committee. Chairman 12B Prom Committee Student Council Orchestra-leader WERNER. WALTER FRED Practical Arts The glass of fashion. Collimvood Football Team 1929, 1930 12A Class Football Team 12B. 12A Basketball Teams Art Gull, President, 10A Palette Club, Vice-President, 12B Football Club 12B. 12A Track Club 11B Booklet, Business Committee Class Night TYLER. RUTII MARIE Academic On with the donee! Lei joy be k uconfined. Pickles “Bells of Bcaujolais” “The Vanishing Princess Here We Arc Play Production Club Glee Club Opera Club Friendship Club v Choral Club 12B, 12A Prom Committee Booklet, Committee Class Night WATKINS. DAVID Technical The Retort Court ecus—the Quip Modest.” Student Council Hall Guard. Lieutenant Printing Club, President 10B Stagecraft Club Choral Club Class Night WEIR. AGNES Commercial A smile for each, A friend to all. Storeroom Assistant WEBSTER. ROBERT SIDNEY Academic O wonderful wonderful and most wonderful wonderful!” “The Thirteenth Chair” “Monsieur Bcaucaire “Drums of Oude Masquers Club, President 11 A, Treasurer 12A Choral Club Dress Committee Play Production Club Class Night T r it is E T I 1 :i 2 17

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 EBRUARY 6, 1929 saw the first organization of the illustrious class of January “32 whose members were drawn mainly from Nottingham. Longfellow. East Clark. Brett Memorial, Memorial. Patrick Henry. St. Jerome, and St. Joseph. Sophomores! Bullied as we were by over-bearing seniors we were nevertheless alive in school affairs. W e were ably represented in the operetta, “Pickles,” by Herbert Hiss. Don Motter. Elynor Eirons. and Ruth Tyler. Jean W'ilks was awarded a gold pin in the Cleveland Music Memory Contest for having a perfect paper. In the 10A. a stunt party was held in which each homeroom was represented by an original skit. The prize was won by the 10A5’s who presented the Whoopee Makers. Again in the 10A our class scored in the Thirteenth Chair.” a senior play in which Robert Webster had a leading role. Juniors!! As juniors we blossomed out giving promising signs of our greatness. not unfulfilled as seniors. In the operetta Bells of Beaujolis,” Ruth Tyler had a leading part and many others were members of the chorus. Esta Casterline won a spelling contest making her the champion speller of Collinwood. In the 11A a musical show, Here We Are.” our class was well represented. Negley Cochran and Ruth Tyler had leading roles in the “Vanishing Princess. Nine of our members have the honor of being charter members of the National Honor Society. They are Virginia Dangler, Lenorc Patterson. Virginia Seyfert, Justine Zele. Hazel Brindley, Leona Reynolds. Dorothy Dietz, Arnold Crompton, and Andrew Tennant. Jean Wilks won a gold pin for her speedy typing. Seniors!!! At last—the goal we had been striving for. Our first important accomplishment as seniors was the organization of our class. Carl Hertel easily won the office of president and Richard Mericle. Dorothy Dietz, and Walter Werner were elected vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. A ring committee was selected with Hazel Brindley as chairman. That this committee was efficient is proved by the fact that our rings arc the ones to 1)C selected as the standard ring. The 12A class gave us a dance which was a huge success; so towards the end of the semester we repaid them with a dance, equally successful. Our basketball team succeeded in winning two out of three basket-ball games from the 12A’s— no mean victory. Our 12B Prom was a social success and the proverbial good time was had by all. Jean Wilks, Amelia Mervar. Josephine Modic, Nelson Gregory, Negley Cochran, and Dorothy Ott were received into the National Honor Society making a total of fifteen members of our class in the society. When we returned to school in September as 12A’s our first duty was the re-organizing of the hall guard system. We congratulate ourselves that it has been more efficient and cooperative due to our efforts. Our first social enterprise was the giving of a dance for the 12B’s. The 12A Prom is an event we will always remember. It marked the formal closing of our high school social activities. Nelson Gregory, Hazel Brindley, Andrew Tennant, and Virginia Seyfert took competitive examinations for scholarships at Oberlin. Three offices on the Student Council were captured by 12A’s. .Richard Mer-