Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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illnrmnnrh The lm? football games the evccltement of the play pro ductzons the stress and anxzetu of LXGTHIIICIIIOIIS or the Annual pulvluatzon the hauntzng beauty of the sprlng dams t IS f such vrvzd zmpzcsslons that the year hoolf- of ClJllllIUSD200d Hzgh School should be made The shadowy realztles ce taznlu and not the hard conereteness of enrollment and build what she IS But these thmffs are of spzrzt and the edztols of thzs volume must be content Dillh placmg therezn only dry records and commonplace details of what have been great years of achzevement for the High School Photographs and stallstlcs IIISUHICICIH though they are must stand for the great pulsating heart that IS the Blue and Cold for the courage and energy that have brought our teams to glorzous vzctory or honorable defeat and for the creatzve abrlltv displayed UI every branch of school actzvtty It IS hoped that this boo may alvalfe a love for all thln s lll Collznffslvood Hzgh School In the heart of the under graduates may lt be a volume of reference and 111 the mmd of the old Graduates may lt relgzndle pleasant memolzes If 1t IS thus of use the purposes of the 1929 Annual Staff lvztt have been fulfilled i .H . ' , . A V 1. x V Ai . 0 D ' . 1 Q ' I q IZ. . J . - ings, of scores and grades, are what malge Collingswood I-Iigh . . . , , . D 7 D.. D o Y ' ' 2 - , D ' ' tru I

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igrlnrtpal 5 Htlwzage The Supervlslng Prlnclpal Prlnclpal and Faculty extend con gratulatlons to you young men and women who have the prlvllege of graduatlng from the Colllngswood Hlgh School fune 20 l929 Thls lS a benefit that shall not be fully appreclated untll the processes of tlme shall reveal the dellghts and practlcal values of a well tralned and lnformed mlnd The power to thln IS a joy and that ls what an educatlon ln large part means To be able to enter lnto the thoughts of the ages or to be able to welgh and conslder the dzscusslons of modern thln ers on all great problems IS a power A good mlnd glVCS one an lnde pendence not otherwlse acqulred To be a bodlly slave of other people IS unfortunate lndeed but to be a mental slave IS much more dlstresslng The dblllly to dlfer IS as noble sometlmes as the power to agree A tralned mlnd ylelds these results of lndependent thln lng That hablt IS the hope of our republlc and the salvatlon of our culture and the protectlon of our fCllgl0l1 The dally bread lS essentlal and even thls lS enjoyed the more when acqulred through prlvate thought but newledge lS requlred for the mlnd that lt may mold lHl0 forms thelr actlons by the wlll Therefore eep gettlng nowledge Any young person by svste matlc effort can become well lnformed on a large number of toplcs and themes of nowledge but factual nowledge wlthout practlcal appllcatlon IS worthless ln most lnstances Craduatlon should mean a tralned mlnd wlth whlch to pursue conquests of knowledge power and mastery The school educatlon IS but a form of tralnlng as the sharpen lng of the nlfe IS preparatlon for cafvlng the meat The mlnd lS a tool that grows sharp or dull accordlng to usage Keep readlng some dlflcult boo ln order that the mlnd shall be compelled at your thzn lng and eep allve Many mlnds grow old through lac of exerclse Some wlll stale through a lac of changlnv the mental atmosphere Keep ta lng llp somethlng new whlch ma es you fight to retaln what you have lf lt lS worth retalnlng Congratulatlons' May all good blesslngs attend your careers P S EICHELBERGER ! il.. 1 . I. . n l .k- . A 'ff' 'ff A Q l -1 A A 'Aff .Y A ff A' ' - IE. I Q l . i, '. .- .. leg- . . Ak. ,E A. A ,E .A . ,E AD . ' . .. ' If rrrrr A ,A ,rrrrr rrrrrr A r rrr A AA A J