Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Turret Stuff T l: ic IK J1 krbekt Hiss...............................EditorAn-CIticf Jean Wilks...................................Assistant Editor l£ Virginia Seyfert..............................Literary Editor Arnold Crompton................................Finance Editor T Dorothy Ott........................................Art Editor Phyllis Ford.......................................Activities Charles Tamf.........................................Pictures Literary Committee Amelia Mervar Gordon Rattray Negley Cochran Ruth Tyler Frank Barbie Hazel Brindley Katherine Chenowcth Lenorc Paterson Dorothy Aldingcr Finance Committee Walter Werner Jean Wilks Jerome Bauman Frances Samson Andrew Tennant Henry Gamhatcse Rose Haller Anthony Heller Florence Karnius Carmella Vignone Act it nties Com m ittee Esta Casterline Justine Zelc Henry Gamhatcse William Yurkovitch Lucille Braun Art mid Mountings Committee Dorothea Ott Florence Gutter Hazel Grapentine Idcll Ray Verna Woleen Gunnar Johnson .Mike Furlan Virginia Dangler Picture Committee John Bostic Arnold Frey Allan Baber Ruth Koglcr Dorothy Sega Typists Esta Casterline Helen Coy Agnes Weir Elynor Eirotis Faculty Advisers Miss Lydia Rkhkrt.........'...............Literary Committee .Mr. R. L. Goukley........................ Finance Committee Miss Rutii Hotchkiss....................Activities Committee Mrs. Myrtle Masters...............Art and Pictures Committee 1 !l :k 2 5

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T U HERBERT HISS MISS HILDA WOOD MRS. MYRTLE MASTERS DOROTHY OTT ARNOLD CROMPTON MR. R. L. GOURLEY MISS LYDIA REBERT VIRGINIA SEYFERT PHYLLIS FORD MISS RUTH HOTCHKISS CHARLES TAME JEAN WILKS

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T T I HE success of the January class of 1932 has been due in no small part to the expert guidance of our officers. Realizing this, we wish to acknowledge our debt of gratitude in way of a small return for their untiring service and leadership. Carl Hertel The choice of Carl Hertel for class president proved to be a wise one. Under his guiding hand, we have managed to leave a record behind that any class might well envy. Carl's blush, a favorable sign of his characteristic modesty, belies the leadership and executive ability hidden beneath it. The hall guard system under his guidance was stabilized and improved remarkably. Richard Mericle Richard's outstanding service in the Student Council undoubtedly caused him to be elected vice-president. He possesses a compiling personality, and a natural authoritative manner that is never offensive. Richard’s athletic ability has been notable, especially in track and Indian clubs. Walter Werner Football star—treasurer, they don’t sound compatible, but Walter proved them amazingly so. He performed both duties equally well, and still remained a modest, unassuming, young man. Walter received a letter for football, and we are sure that if they gave letters to efficient treasurers. Walter would get one. Dorothy Dietz We are deservedly proud of the annals of our class, so well kept by Dot Dietz. Dorothy’s scholarship has always been outstanding. She has a charming, dignified manner which has won her many friends. Dorothy has held numerous offices in classes and her faithful service there served her in good stead in the class elections. 6