Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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T T JL HE January Class of 1932 is about to bow itself off the high school stage. Whatever your performance may have been it is now only a record. But do not for a moment imagine that you can leave the record behind you. For better or for worse it is written in your nerves and brain in the form of habits, skills, attitudes, and dispositions. You take the record with you. good, fair, or indifferent as the case may be. Whatever the measure of your performance. its significance lies not in its quantity but in its quality. 2

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THE TURRET £ ) -;flv PUBLISHED BY JANUARY CLASS OF 1932 COLLINWOOD HIGH SCHOOL CLEVELAND, OHIO

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T W ▼ Y E wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to the teachers who have so willingly sacrificed their time and cooperated with us all during our high school career. Through inspiring influence, we have reached heights that never before had we thought obtainable. To Miss Wilson, Miss Hotchkiss. Miss Rebert. Miss Collings, Mr. Courier, Mr. Yoder and Mr. Chance we say “farewell.” Miss Wilson Our beloved grade adviser to whom we owe our success in organization. She has inspired our class to high ideals in character, scholarship, and service, and the memory of her faithful help will stay with us long after our work in school is done. Miss Collings She has sincerely felt our defeats and victories and has been a friend through them all. She has guided us to better citizenship and has created a feeling of patriotism in us that will go far in helping us to uphold the creeds of this, our country. Mr. Gourley Although his connection has been mostly with the boys of our class, Mr. Gourley has contributed ideas and helped in different ways to better our entire class. He has been a faithful friend and adviser to us all. Miss Hotchkiss Miss Hotchkiss has aided many through her work in the French department. She. too, has given time, thought, and co-operation, unselfishly, to every activity and project of the class. Her unceasing work as adviser of the activities committee has made possible to a great extent the publication and success of this Ixioklet. Mr. Yoder Mr. Yoder has been helpful in our entire school life as an adviser and co-worker in our class projects and activities. In his quiet manner, he has given help when we most needed it and has been responsible, in a large measure, to our success and happiness in school. Mr. Chance Although Mr. Chance’s job was rather unpleasant, being the adviser of conditioned 12A s, his naturally cheerful nature and helpfulness have prompted the redeemed 12A’s to agree unanimously that a better teacher, man, or pal can’t be found. IT II II i: T 1 9 3 2 3