Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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COLLINGSWOOD HIGH Sciiooi. Q PERCY S. EICHELBERGER. Principal Yjrinczpal 'J ejmfssage CONGRA'I'ULA'1'E vou, not only the largest class that has gone forth from C. H. S., but also a most promising group. Because you are such, may I ask you ever to keep striving. VVhatever it may be your lot to do as individuals, always begin by observing the phenomena around youg then go to books and add to them. There they are, waiting and silent. They neither urge, nor Call, nor press their claims. Mutely they are arranged upon the shelf. If you look their way or reach a hand toward them they do not call out. They make no demands. They wait until advances are made to themg then they open up. VVL- are ready for them when there is quiet about us, peace within us. At eventide, when tired from a round of dutiesg some days when weary of fellowmeng or in the morning when elouded and heavy with dream-laden sleep-is one really ready for books? Study your environment first-then enjoy books. Ziff i Yiur

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