Collingdale High School - Colsenian Yearbook (Collingdale, PA)

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I MISS MARTH B. POLLOCK MR. EMIL H. IVIESSIKOMER OUR SIPQNSORS 'I' IS pleasant to pause and remember all the happy hours, the tine asstmciations, the tirm friendships of the Iast years, that we haxie had in working with you. Now as you Ieave schoolef- ready td go on to higher education, to business, to new Iines of work-tnany people will he watching you. They are asking tIlClT1SCIVICS,HxXYI'l2lt manner of young men and women are these, and how will they tit themseIves into our world? Your parents art: watching you. They have made many sacri- tices that you ntight he weII prepared. They have the right to ask you to he titie men and women. Your teachers have been watching you dhange and develop during these past years, and earnestly desire you to go in the right paths. Your com- nunity and coltntry are anxious to know what sort of citizens you wi.I Ixecomq. The future of the community depends upon you, you can make of it what you wiII. Parents, teachers, community-aII have helped you, pre- pared you, strengthened you. Now your future success or failure lies in your own hands. Our hope for you is that you may meet this future with ithe same vigor and courage you have displayed in your work these Iast years, and that you may tind happiness and success in ytmur several ways. I I I

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T H E 1 9 3 7 COLSENIAN Page Eighteen l DUNBAR F. PAULING PI'E.fl'tiEIIf HERBERT M. GOBRECHT Vice-Pre.fidcnl MARIE I. KING t9CL'l'C!dl1If GEORGE E. ALDEN T1-fam:-er CLASS OFFICERS DUNBAR F. PAULING ACADEMIC Bar is one ofthe chiefdisturbers ofthe peace, but in s ite ofhis pranks, he was able to guide the class successfully through fair anrlistormy weather. He is also quite a runner. More miles to you, Barl A. A. Council, '55, Football, '55, 56, '57, Class President, '55, '56, '57, Track, '55, '56, '57, Basketball, '56. HERBERT M. GOBRECHT PRACTICAL ARTS And this is Goldie, our prize purve or of puns. A smile, a calis- thenic or two, an impromptu witticism, andythe monotonv of his laborious efforts has been banished. But seriously, he has proved himself a capable manager. Class Treasurer, '35, Operetta, '55, Basketball, '55, '56, '57, Class Vice-President, '56, '57, Football, Manager, '56, Track, Manager, '57. MARIE I. KING COMMERCIAL Wherever and whenever you see Re she is smiling, and if she isn't smiling, she is laughing aloud. Her habit of looking for a silver lining has caused many a gloomy day to seem bright. Class Secretary, '55, '56, '57, Glee Club, '56, '57, Hi-Y, '57, Secre- tary to Teacher, '57, ColI1umS Staff, '57, Bloomsburg Club, '57, THE COLSENIAN Staff, '57. GEORGE E. ALDEN ACADEMIC Besides his spirited cheerleading, Pop has borne the financial worries of the class and, by some miracle, has brought us through success- fully. Three cheers! Basketball, '55, Operetta, '55, Head Cheerleader, '55, '57, Class Treasurer, '56, '57, Class Play, '56, '57, Metal Arts Club, '57.