Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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HE KNIGHT-1931 R . lVlALCOLM BRIGHAM He it goof!-rzafureil ami heart free, ilispensing of hir task: fwilh a smile KNlCH'l', 4. Henry Ford might not recognize one of his own cars, especially if he saw, or rather heard the one owned by Male. Besides his interest in fishing and hunting, Male has been active on 'THE KNIGIlT stall and various committees. WMO ' ROLAND F. BROWN fl .ftoic of the fwood, a man fwilhout a fear llc-re is the most silent fellow in our senior class. Be- sides being literally convulsed in silence, Brownie manages one of those brave souls who signed up to struggle through a year of chemistry. W -fgfevvek dvvpe 1 .J CHARLES E. BURNS Speak not to me of studies, they give me pain Here comes old Burns himself. No, not the great poet- in fact, this one seemed to have :L special aversion to the course in junior poetry. Charles is always unobstrusive, and never discloses much about h RUTH BYAM A merry heart makelh a fheerful countenance Uperetta, 2, 3, 4. Happy, industrious, and thoroughly enjoying life-that is Bing. She's always on the spot with a cheerful greeting. llowever, we strongly suspect her smile is a trifle sweeter for her special attraction -and he likes it, too. Twent y

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CoLL1NGswooD HIGH SCHOOL LOUISE M. BOWEN 1 have no alher but a QIJO77Zd7l,5 reason, I think him .co .fo becaurz I think him Jo Operetta, 2, Glee Club, 4. Louise has such a. mild, agreeable disposition that she Hts into any situation. Bow is artistic in temperament as well as desire, and hopes to go to art school. Here's our hest luck! t ADDIS L. BOWLES4' i Jo!mie'.f always' up fo nicks Football, 49 Boys' A. A., Boys Basketball Manager, 4. Skip is a dignified bunch of muscles, often unwilling to study, but an able man when athletics are at the front. He's full of his own peculiar humor, and has never been in love. 1 N4 But beware! Your turn will come. I ? 1 ii VINCENT BRADFORD Q Beware the fury of a patienl man Treasurer of Boys' A. A., 4, Football, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4. Some people possess that special faculty of being conspic- i uous around school by their quietness, and Vince is one of them. But don't be entirely deceived, for he's n regular ,Q 5 fe-llow on the athletic field, specializin irybase all and foot- mu. fym A i if Q HAROLD O. BRAND1' 9 By hi: action: Mall ye kno-zu him li . . . . 5, Bud, as he is commonly called, is one of the illustrious 'f- founders of the '31 class. He has always been among our i members, and has always been known as a rather quiet fellow, -2 but also as a real sport. A 75 E 3 i ' Completed work in February. N ineleen

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COLLINGSWOOD HIGH Scuoo SARA E. CH.-XMBERLIN Plainly .teen ami plainly hearilv Ulee Club, 2, 3, Operetta, 3. Meet the professor! Sara is a rather buoyant ereature--- always bubbling up and down. She has something to add to everything and is really marvelous in performing Spring Dances during the lunch hour. Sara is a good sport, and everyone enjoys her. . E? MARGARET IRENE CHISM You are an elegauf tubular Glee Club, 4. Marge is one of our star French pupils, as well as an all-around good worker. She can lend her assistance in many a critical situation, and can usually be found with or nea- the professor. CARo1. CoFFEE ' With flixpafchful look, in have She turns, on hotpilable thought illteulf' Glee Club, 2, 3, -1-5 Orchestra, Z, 3, -I-5 Operetta, 2.- Carol is one of our members who left us in February. She was always rather quiet, but ready when called upon. Carol is planning a future as a nurse, in preparation for which she will study at Hahnemann Hospital. E1.1zA1sE'rH CLAIRE Coi.1.1Nos rl lrne frieml to Me Ima Pianist for Operetta, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, Pianist in Assembly, Class Historian, 4. Where's Betty? is the usual cry arounu e. ri. S. when a pianist is needed. And Betty is always willing and ready to work at all times. We suspect some Irish in her blood, for she-'s unparalleled in witty and humorous remarks. ' Completed work in February. Tfweniy-one