Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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THELMA ZIMMERMAN Secretary, Mr. Carl, Mr. Ford; Bowling Team SOPHIE ZNIDERSIC Student Council Alternate; Hall Ouard; Secretary. Mr. Wilson FRANK ZORAN Business Manager; Hall Ouard -- A Wild Vest COMMENCEMENT WINDBAGS Betty Bartlett Carl Gerber Eleanor Guenther Trank Marrapodi Eleanor Rusnak Richard Sanborn Lois Trudering George Will CLASS BOOKLET MOUNTIES Lois Trudering, Editor-in-Chief Mary Ellen Redmond, Makeup and Art Editor Betty Bartlett Rocco Biscotti Eleanor Guenther Fern Gustafson Julia Ipavec Anne Lusin Dave Nicholson Richard Sanborn Catherine Snyder Dan Stearns Virginia Tomse George Will Antoinette Catalano Smokey Stearns Soupie Campbell Treasurer President Zeke Ulmer Chesty Post Vice President Secretary CLASS NIGHT RUSTLERS NOON MOVIE SLUGGERS Bob Ulmer Patsy Evans Dan Stearns Ed Deemer Fern Gustafson Ruth Longsworth Charles Post Leo Schantadan Rocco Biscotti Martin Brown John Rabat Charles Post Dan Stearns Bob Ulmer

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EDWARD YANCHAR Student Council Repre sentative;Varsity Football; N. H. S. MARY YOUNG Reception Committee, 123 Prom; Homeroom President STANLEY ZAGORC President, Student Council; Captain,Varsity Golf Teem; 12A Prom Committee HELEN WYSS Chairman, Study Hall; Secretary, Mr. Huddleston; Hall Guard AGUES Z3YN Assistant,Study Ha Hall Guard; Riding Cl GEORGE WILL N.H.S.; President, Student Council; Spotlight Staff T.EAH WILLIS Secretary to Mrs. Epstein; Chairman of Tutoring Room ■■ FRANK WOLF . Attendance Keeper; Lieutenant, Hall Guards

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t!i I MADCH TIMr January 33... .an excited crowd of greenies, collected from the neighboring elementary schools, tiptoed respectfully into Colli nwood1s august halls of learning. All year 34... time just marched on. May f35........a big night. Young Handel of Hanover was pre- sented wfth Martin Brown, wearing a long white night shirt, starring as the boy prodigy. He was ably supported by Marjorie Karnatz, Betty Radloff, and Margaret Gorrell in other stellar roles. November 35... blundering into a Student Council meeting by mistake, a little 7B noted with awe the efficient manner in which Eleanor Rusnak, president, conducted a motion which had just been made by the vice-president, who was none other than George Will. January 36.... day of daysl Betty Bartlett won the American Legion medal• May ’37........the Nonas and Carpe Diens, our class’s two Hi-Y clubs, gave the girls a thrill by collaborating for an informal dance. Are we growing up at last? April T38......the 12B-12A basketball game took place, with Chuck Post wearing a startling pair of bright orange gym shorts decorated with a large black diamond over the place of most wear. Bob Ulmer made the one and only point for the erstwhile 12B’s. May 58.........the Prom at last! It was a beautiful Hawaiian night, with the orchestra playing in a grass hut, and glamorous hula dancers decorating the posts. -r s... promtime again, and many enjoyed it even more than the first time. The atmosphere was very Christ-mas-y with a big tree in one corner, and little Santa Clauses as favors. January 39..,,for further information about any members of this class, keep in touch with your daily newspapers and radio news commentators. This class is going p laces 1