Collinwood High School - Railroader Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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COLLINWOOD HIGH SCHOOL H FOREWORD The Class of “84” is Collinwood’s ONE HUNDREDTH AND ONE class. We are the class of a new and better century. Throughout these pages are the seniors who believe in having a good time, but understand the importance of academic achievement. The class of “84” is indeed the “Class with class.” Victoria Patterson, Member of the Yearbook Staff ONE HUNDREDTH AND ONE CLASS 2

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The 1983-84 school year has swiftly passed. The stage has been set for greater experiences for each of you. It is important that you establish personal goals and strive diligently to accomplish them. It is more important that you remain loyal and dedicated to them. I shall remember this class very personnally. You were freshmen when I first met with you. Since then. I have carefully observed your growth and maturity. I am frequently reminded of your assistance in promoting positive change at Collinwood High. You have given unselfishly of your time and talents. I am grateful to each of you. You have performed well as a senior class. You should feel a sense of accomplishment. Please remember all that was taught and learned so well. I wish the best for each of you. William H. Martin. Principle Collinwood High School 4