Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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T r IK ll K T ■ l ft :t :l Ye Class Will WHEREAS We. the January Class of Nineteen Thirty-Three, must leave these sacred halls of learning, never to return again, but must instead go into the great outside world to seek our ways of fortune and success, we hereby declare, being possessed of our full faculties (we hope) our will to those who follow in our footsteps. To the 1215 class as a whole: We wish you every success and happiness in vour senior semester. We hope you may become an even greater class than we. for we want Collimvood to move forever forward. We do not want to he selfish enough not to recognize that there can lie greater classes than we, for we would only he hoping for the retard of the progress of the school. So 12B's, to you “Good Luck!” Edward Koon and Alliert Bushman will and bequeath to Gustav Dahringhaus and Bob Leon their ixnver of creating a disturbance and making noise. Loretta Brower wills and bequeaths to Doris Mills her great gift of dramatic ability. David Martin wills to William Powers his ability to argue with teachers, and to Andy Baku his habit of coming to class late. Fred Allin wills and bequeaths to Howard Stoneback his way with women. Eddie Ivone wills and bequeaths to William Hotchkiss his aptness for making smart remarks. Wilbert Mathews wills and bequeaths to Betty Stewart his fun, px-p. and superb powers of salesmanship. Tom Jarvis wills and bequeaths to Ed Davis his patience, his pass, used so often as a gavel to call homeroom to order, and his perfect nonchalance in saying. “The homeroom will now come to order!” Catherine McKinney wills and bequeaths to Betty Beers, her wealth of charm and personality. Virginia Harrison wills and l equeaths to Katie Meek her perfect air of nonchalance. Pauline Schuneman wills and bequeaths to Dorothy Ribnikar, her power of blushing. Harry Guenther wills and l equeaths to Joe Oliveri his well known amiability. George Rand wills his brilliancy in trig to Jack Shrincr. Milan Jenko wills and bequeaths to Tony Canarrozzi his selection of color-in shirts. Ray Zeh wills and bequeaths to Joe Whalen his ability to play good football. Clara Holtzhauer wills and bequeaths to Catherine Strong her business-like manner. Ernest Harris wills and bequeaths to Vernon Wentz his apparent bashfulness. Bcmadine Campbell wills and bequeaths to Helen Grant her fine spirit of sportsmanship. Tom Hacker wills and bequeaths to Lewis Heil his absolute indifference. To the 11A class we will and bequeath the great expectancy of much fun and happiness in their twelfth year. We can only luq e that the thrill of l eing united with so many activities ahead can l c just as big and satisfactory as ours. And last, but never least of course, we wish to bestow u|x n the faculty out loyal appreciation of their helpfulness and full friendship, without which 'dio could never have been half so full and pleasant. We wish also to give especial thanks to our homeroom teachers, Mrs. Finley, Miss Bockcs, Miss Secor, Mr. I .and is, Mr. Matthias, Mr. Carl, and Mr. Chance for their cooperation in planning courses, keeping us informed about credits, and generally sujjervising our activities. As for Mr. Avery and Mr. Stringer, words cannot fully express our gratitude for their services; we have valued their advice and leadership. The faculty will be forever a part of our high school memories.

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T r it IK E T ■ I n :t :t “First of all. I shall read the names of those who have attained the highest scholastic honor which is offered in the school, the winners of the Collin wood Honor Pins. They arc: Anthony Ci polio, John Cutler, Esther Grant, Harry Guenther, Clara Holtzhauer, Leonard Kalweit, Catherine McKinney, Albert Ray-bould, Henry Schmidt and Mildred Wolf. “Next I wish to recognize those who have achieved the high honor of election to the National Honor Society because of leadership, character, service and scholarship. We are especially proud also to have the officers of this splendid society all in out own class. They are: Harry Guenther, President; Catherine McKinney. Vice President; Mildred Wolf, Secretary, and Fred Allin. Treasurer. The other members of our class are: Bernadine Campbell. John Cutler. Helen Fletcher. Esther Grant. Clara Holtzhauer, Ruth Hirschficld, 'Pom Jarvis. Milan Jenko, Helen Keichel, Edward Koon. Theresa Rahotina, Albert Raybould, Lydia Schwed, Ethel Southwell. William Taylor, and John Zalokar. “In the Student Council we have also lieen very active. We are proud that John Cutler was chosen from our class to serve this semester as the president of this great service organization. Mildred Wolf was elected in the 12B as Secretary, and also served as General Secretary in the 12A. Bernadine Campbell was elected as Secretary in the 12A. and Harry Guenther was chosen as the representative of the entire twelfth grade. Beside, Carl Schucrcn, was selected as the Commander of the Hall Guards, and Stanley Augustson as the Cluiimiau of the Library Guards. In sports the Senate winning football team was led by Milan Jenko, as captain. Football lettermen are Ray Zeh, Sam Citraro and Henry Spivey. In track Clifford Koppitch received his letter and also a medal for the cross country run. In the girls' physical education department, four girls have distinguished themselves for their service. Three of them, Clara Holtzhauer. Catherine McKinney and Mildred Wolf not only have lieen excellent student leaders, but also have served Miss Steeds as her secretaries at some time. Pauline Schuncman was swimming representative from Collinwood and also a student leader throughout the entire high school period. Lucille Logan has acted as a student leader for one year, too. “In the field of publications Helen Fletcher’s name is outstanding for her editorship of the Spotlight and The Turret. Ruth Arnold has also been a copy and make-up editor. Mildred Wolf was the chief editorial writer, and is perhaps liest known for her column, ‘Well Well Well!' Helen Keichel has been circulation manager for the last year and Ethel Southwell has been her assistant. “Three of our members have been with national musical organizations: Joe Plodeck. National High School Band, and Catherine McKinney and Mildred Wolf, National High School Chorus. Beside these three. Ray Zeh. Pauline Schuncman and Fred Allin were in the ‘Singer of Naples,’ Fred having one of the leads. “In Art Joseph Boldan has assisted in the slide club, Eugene DiPctta has won recognition for his Tower covers and Spotlight work. Gertrude Ingendorf for her jxisters and Howard Anderson for his Spotlight cartoons. “But one of the most outstanding honors received by any class member was the winning of the Obcrlin Scholarship in Chemistry by Harry Guenther, who completely outclassed all other contestants. Not only that but Edward Koon is the first alternate for this scholarship, having excelled in Biology. “Many of our memlicrs have been partici| ants in assemblies, campaign drives and gym demonstrations. No member has failed in his effort to bring fame to our class. We have been a class full of cooperation and loyalty to one another to the very end.” The loud gong sounds again, and the processional moves toward the stage. The last one has crossed it now and is standing in place, diploma in hand. The great curtains of time are slowly closing ....

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