Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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1 i E i i ARGO HONOR ROLL fci Before storting out on their voyoge on the Argo , several of the crew had won recognition for former accomplishments. These four received silver Junior High Honor Pins: Ruth Mangold, Michael Pollock, Mary Roznik, and Ann Yera-shunas. Mary Roznik had received the American Legion medal for excellence in service, leadership, and scholarship. Michael Pollock had been given recognition for outstanding service. As we sailed along in the Argo, many of our crew became outstanding in scholarship, leadership, and service Harold Demshar was elected president, Jerry Zinni vice-president, Ruth Kromer secretary, and Mirko Rovtar treasurer. Those who received gold Senior High Honor Pins for four semesters on the honor roll were: Eleanor Bentley, Alice Busher, Ruth Kramer, Anna Licursi, Garnet Maple, Mary Nass, Michael Pollock, Frank Potocnik, Mary Roznik, Nick Ruscitto, and Ann Yeroshunas. Thirty-three of the class have been elected into the Collin-wood chapter of the National Honor Society. They are: Mildred Ackerman, Alex Barr, Eleanor Bentley, Evelyn Brown, Alice Buscher, Mory Cerkvenik, Harold Demshar, Florence Dunbar, Eileen Elliott, Jean Fuhrman, Doris Kershaw, Ruth Kramer, Israel Kraus, Robert Lambrecht, Anna Licursi, Angie Lupo, Eleanore Miklich, Mary Nass, Margaret Noviak, Michael Pollock, Frank Potocnik, Helen Potopsky, Virginia Price, Esther Rome, Mary Roznik, Mirko Rovtar, Nick Ruscitto, Raymond Slater, Margaret Sneller, Elsie Taborsky, Ann Yerashunas, Marjorie Youngberg, and Jerry Zinni. Twenty-Five

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Younfibcrj;, Marjorie Hope Sally” A niagle, a splash of wit. and a thunder of argument! 13B Claw Secretary: National Honor Society; Merit Roll; Recognition Dinner: 13B Prom Invitation Committee Chairman: Claw Night Committee: Secretary to Mr. Carl; Work lor Mrs. Epstein; Science Forum; Dance Club. Zappia, Victoria Vic Serene, quiet and kind. Fete like her uill you find. Class Night Costume : Booklet Salesman; Homeroom Secre ary; Secretary to Mr. Hodman. Miss Hawkins; Dance Club. Olee Club. Zeitz, Erna Toots A little ray of sunshine. Makes the world go ‘round. Secretary to Mr. Nutting. Carton, Jane Kit I saw and loved. Secretary to Miss Murphy: Typist lor Mu Horn bock; Hall Guard: Dance Club. Zcitz, Harold E. A dcu drop gate me inspiration, A teacher gave me perspiration. Secretary to Mr. Shuler, Mr. Erls-man; Hall Ouard: Intramural Sports. Zinni, Jerry A. Slug A personality all his ©an— Heady smile, snappy clothes, end curly hair. Class Vice President: National Honor Society: Merit Roll; Student Coun- cilor; Commencement Usher; Hall Ouard Lieutenant: Noon Mones: Tutor; Instrumental Letter: Orchestra— Senior. Pit: Chemistry Lab Assistant Homeroom Business Manager: Class Night: All At Sea ; Choral Club Science Porum; Alpha Hl-Y: Dance Club. Community Fund Team. Zobcr, Robert A. Saber Music fills the air. Instrumental Letter: Marching-Concert Bands: Class Night. Inzano, Grace Grade” All succeeds with people who are of a street and cheerful disposition. 12B Prom Entertainment Committee: Secretary to Miss Frazier. Miss W.l-son: Hall Ouard: Dance Club. Friendship Club. ARGO PATRONS Mr. W. L. Chcsshire Mr. William Lippman Mr. R. L. Cristee Mr. H. H. Borges Pat Lyons Mr. B. Eilborg Mr. William Friedberg Mr. Fred Bejak Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P. Bentley Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Demshar Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Fuhrman Mr. and Mrs. N. Zinni Northeast V. M. C. A. Mr. F. C. Badke Alpha Hi-Y Epsilon Hi-Y Gamma Hi-Y Corsairs Hi-Y Twenty-Four

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15l515151 inlinlInlOnPnOnCTlinDnDnPi|Iij|g] ODESSEY OF THE ARGO In February, 1933 A.D., we the crew of the Argo, set out to seek the Golden Fieece of Achievement in the kingdom of Coll (chis) inwood. We were allowed until January, 1936, to win the crown of Success. Since most of the crew were inexperienced in exploring new fields and in giving knightly service, the early part of the voyage was rather uneventful. The constellation Music guided Alex Barr, trombonist, to N.E.O.T.A. All-District Band Island, where written upon the walls of an old building, we found the name of Mary Roznik included among those of the one hundred ten outstanding Cleveland musicians who composed the all-high orchestra. On Citizenship Summit, the name of Ruth Kramer was engraved as the outstanding citizen of the tenth grade. Continuing our voyage, we saw a high Tower on an adjoining island and we cast our anchor near the shore. Frank Potocnik, Alfred Sylvanus, and Robert Copfer wanted to do a bit of art work on the Tower . Robert Copfer insisted upon our returning to the Musical Isles that he might gain recognition in the operetta Lelawala . Having lingered among those isles even after the rest of the Argonauts had taken to sea for further adventure, Alex Barr was rewarded by being one of the two boys who won top honors in a high school musical contest for a trombone duet. During the next lap of the journey Robert Copfer, Robert Lambrecht, Jerry Zinni, and Arthur Lovett remained behind in order to work on the musical production All At Sea . On an isle o few leagues farther on, you may still find a yellowed parchment. It bears the following inscription: September, 1934. These shall be the officers of the Friendship Club: Florence Dunbar president, Jean Fuhrman vice-president, Mary Roznik secretary, Alice Buscher Collinwood Twenty-Six