Collingdale High School - Colsenian Yearbook (Collingdale, PA)

Page 8 text:

0 As school days draw to a close, the Class of 1941 begins to realize more and more the value of the assistance offered by all members ot the faculty. Some time, each member of the class will look back over his school life and try to determine who has contributed the most toward his success. The class as a group, however, feels that there is one per- son wlio has not only given his valuable time and assistance, but has also proved himself an outstanding friend and coun- selor. This person is Mr. Drulis, to whom the seniors wish to dedicate the 1941 Colsenian. The class hopes that this dedica- tion will convey in a small measure its feeling ot gratitude.

Page 10 text:

Perhaps a little hesitatingly l direct my steps up the long walk that leads to the high school building. Students look at me with mild interest, and l feel conspicuous and out of place. A short time ago I felt young and ready to face any of these youngsters, but now 1927 seems to be very far away, and I realize now that I am being looked upon as one of those who have passed into that group which can no longer be considered youthful. Polite, but apparently wondering stu- dents direct rne to the general office. There l arn greeted with a pleasant 'Good Morning! ls there anything I can do for you?'