Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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HE KNIGHT-l93l AVERILL E. Anaivisit Tell me half the gladness that thy brain must know Commercial Club, 3, Cheer Leader, 3, 4. Come on, now, sing that again! Averill is that peppy, cheerful little song leader you've seen at the football games. Her weakness is Curly-haired seniors, but they must be foot- hall players. RICHARD W. ALTHOFF A quiet perxon-except when otherwise Orchestra, 4. We have never been able to keep a very accurate account of this fellow's heart affairs, but we do know that she is usually a sophomore or junior. Dick is a steady worker and quite ready on the blushing. J ELIZABETH E. BAKER You can depend on her for every duty Commercial Club, 2, 3, 80-word award in Shorthand. Some day Betty will be a fine business woman. For the past few years she has been following the lure of the type- writer, until now she is a proflcient typ' t. Keep up the good work, Betty. 1 JANET VIRGINIA Bannsmzv KKNEQVZF itlle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others Glue Club, 2, 3, junior Play, 3, Operetta, 3, Coll:-High Nefws, 3, 4. If you see an ambitious girl hustling around, you'll know it's Janet. This year she obtained her greatest desire-to be Latin. Janet has always been a good worker on The Coll:-High Nefwx and at basketball practice. exempt in ' Vonipletetl work in February. Sixteen

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CoLL1NGswoon HIGH SCH OOL The Spirit of H. S. The future is just a step ahead A nd, like the golden approach of dawn, Is unfolding its beautiful rays to shed Upon us with commencement song. ffs we step acrosss the great threshold We pause and gffue a fleeting look Upon a train of events which un folds. Like a fascinating book. Our hardships and friendships of every day The sorrows, the joys, and all the rest, Were formed and encouraged in every way By the spirit of C. H. S. The fame and glory so nobly won With sportsmanship and zest, Were accomplished for the praise of one- The .pint of C. H. s. Everything contrived in our few years To make us give our best- So our sweetest memory, as we build our tiers, Will be the spirit of C. H. S. MILDR Fifteen ED L. BILLINGS. W

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COLLINGSVVOOD HIGH Scrioor CHARLES HENRY BAUER ' Ulfitlille am! 1 Orchestra, 2, 35 Operetta, 3, 4, Typist, Coll:-High Nefwx, 3, 4. 5 2 Charlie is one of these quiet and unassuming youths who occasionally break out in a most startling manner. He plays 5 the violin and has been a faithful member of the orchestra. He holds decided opinions and lives up to them. E v is' f RUTH I. HAYNE For all your .lays prepare, Am! meet Mem ever alike. li E. Glue Club, 3. in . . . . . 5 Ruth is another one of our industrious seniors who i elected to spend much of her time in studying chemistry. But she gets results. 0. K.-Ruth is sincere, and that's a lot for this day and age, , . 1 f .. - gfug, 'AZ 1 elf, 1'-, t x' VVILLIAM EDWARD BEAUsANu By Me Quark one knofwx llle fzcorkmerf' Bill came to Collingswcxmd from Massachusetts, and has not allowed much concerning himself to he learned. How- ever, we have discovered his sportsmanship, as well as his I capability for making friends here. Qc GABRIELLE AALICE BEi.INsK1 f riff ir long ami lime is fleelizzgn I can-Q Club, 2. Gabrielle is thc girl with the extremelv micturts ue lurk 9 I . Y , ,sq . 1..- I ground. To top it off, she intends studving' singing under ?- a famous New York instructor. She deserves our best wishes ,. and good luck! L LW . , f'0l'l'l1ll6!C'tl work in l ehrnary. Setvenleen