Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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IN MEMORIAM MISS GLADYS GLASS Ah, no, good friends, she is not dead. Miss GladysGlass lives in the richer, better life enjoyed by those whom her life has blessed. She lives in the goodness, graciousness, the Rind I incss imparted by her gentle spirit to all who live to share these gifts with others who find themselves in need. Perchance, in the fact that the good we do lives on in the lives and deeds of those whom our lives have touched lies the assurance of immortality. Her close contact with her pupils and their parents was typical of her loyalty, unselfish devotion, and thoughtfulness. Her many kindnesses to both students and teachers were unparalleled. Those who were assigned to her homeroom felt that they were entrusted to a genuine friend. To all, she was truly one of the kind heartsand gentle people, exemplifying in her own life the precepts of the Great Teacher.

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 ■ — -ry ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS MISS LYDIA REBERT Assistant Principal V' o

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MR. EMIL TURCZYK I2A1 Homeroom MISS BEATRICE FRATER 12A4 Homeroom MISS CORDA PECK Former 12B2 Homeroom