Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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 -rUtatij WE ARE starting out on a new life, each intent upon reaching his goal, but before going on we turn back once more to pay tribute to those who have shared the limelight during these twelve semesters. Evidently Lois Quiggin was bom under a favorable sign of the zodiac, for at an early age she won the Junior Declamation Contest. Then June Arnold tried her hand at dramatics and appeared in “The Princess and the Swineherd.” Flora Barlow, Mildred Keller, Darwina DeMarzy, Edna Kirsch, Winifred Lindsay, Marvin Zoslov, Carl Weber, and Robert Whittaker all received junior honor pins. After a glorious exit from junior high we entered senior high with great hopes and expectations, but the dignity and poise of those alx ve us subdued our spirits until we l ecame accustomed to this new life. We did succeed, however, in getting a little extra notice when Winifred Lindsay became the 10th Grade Representative in the Student Council. Operettas took up a great deal of time. First “Melinka of Astrakhan” and then “Tune In.” Helen Mason, Mildred Keller, Hilda Schaefer, June Groenwold joined in these performances. Before we knew it 1115 had passed and with 11A the turmoil began. Among those of athletic ability to receive their letters were Blase, Cotman, Bevack, Torkar, Ianetta, Vogel, Pierce, Stopar, Jones, and Krueger. Perhaps the most impressive ceremony of the whole school is the National Honor Society induction. With hearts l eating fast and breath held, many of our number were called; Maisie Wilson, John Kaminski, Tom Kinney. Albert Klivington, Carl Weber, Charlotte Nordquist, Flora Barlow, Marjorie I)ort, Darwina DeMarzy, Helen Patterson, Edna Kirsch, Winifred Lindsay, and Ross Christiansen. At other recognition assemblies. Flora Barlow, Mildred Keller, Marjorie Dort, Darwina DeMarzy, Edna Kirsch, Winifred Lindsay, and Carl Weber received senior honor pins; Elsie Kerber and Charlotte Nordquist were given large gym emblems. With the eleventh victorious year ladiind us we faced the last year secure in the knowledge that we were the leaders. The stars were again favorable when the following seniors were cited for honors in dramatics, journalism. Student Council and other activities. The senior play “Pride and Prejudice” showed the acting ability of Lois Johnston, June Arnold, and Joe Kirdakis. We were very proud of Bob Elating when he l eeame editor-in-chief of the Spotlight, and of Darwina, whose wit must have been foretold by the Zodiac for her gossip column caused many chuckles. Then of course we mustn’t forget the Student Council election that made Winifred, secretary and Tom Kinney, president. Once more National Honor Society opened its doors and beckoned Bob Elating, Helen Turpin, Claudia Tebbs, Arline Neuert, Neil Myers, Mildred Keller, Bob Jones, Mary Ellen Ingendorf, and Virginia Pepke to come in.

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