Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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V51 :A iqi ' M V4 AA F 1, if 1 J- 'Vg g 'fiffgggw X . . 1' :inf , V f e -- . . .,,1,..-.1 ' ' -V-55211 - 5 , .Av -rrizf-,?llV-5 2 - vi .+-' 1:21 . E , , -,Q ,3,:.., ft. . :,'fz:r V- ' P -,,:yV,.g. V- , . h ' '11 ' f ,:15f'5 'A 3, .L , Presenting voLuME xxvl T H E ROBERT G. OWENS Editor MARGERY E. RIECKE Busmess Manager 1937 KNIGHT THIS BOOK IS THE PUBLICATION OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE EDWARD C. KNIGHT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL OF COLLINGSWOOD, NEW JERSEY JUNE - 1937 INTROD This annual presents a complete record, in chronological order, ot the school year. An attempt has been made to give a more intimate cross-section ot school life, through the use ot informal pictures and stories. This volume is divided into the following UCTION sections in order To accomplish the foregoing oimsi BOOK I ............ ADMINISTRATION BOOK II ...., ................. A UTUMINI BOOK III ......... ........ W INTER BOOK IV ......... ..,....... S PRING BOOK V ..... ......,. C LASSES TRIBUTE TO MISS FLORA HOOPER MR. KENNETH G. JOHNSON MISS EDNA HYDE OUR ASSOCIATES, THE THREE WHO HAVE GUIDED US IN THIS ENDEAVOR AND ASSISTED US IN OUR DIFFICULTIES WHO HAVE SYMPATI-IIZED WITH US IN OUR TRIALS, AND HAVE DONE THEIR UTMOST, WITH US, TO IVIARE THIS THE BEST PUBLI- CATION YET ISSUED TO THE STUDENTS OF THE COLLINGSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL. MISS HYDE MR. JOHNSON MISS HOOPER COLLI A View ol the formal fron! entrance of the Edward C. xnigm High scmml, Collingx- wood, New Jersey. COLLINGSWOOD, New Jersey, had white settlers when William Penn was making his treaty with the Indians. Perhaps it is difficult to realize that the present-day, pretty, suburban town, twenty minutes away from Philadelphia and next door to Central Airports droning planes was once merely o district of scattered farmhouses, Robert Zane, in company with Robert Turner, took up land in the Collingswood section in the early part of l6S2. Two houses shown on a local map of l7OO are those of Robert Zone and Isaac Hollingsham. The existence of Collingswood as a borough dates from May 22, l8SS. Mr. Chalkley Parker was the first President of the Town Czmrnissicners and Mr, Henry R, Totem was the first to serve in the capacity of Mayor. A one-room school, in which one teacher was employed, stood upon the site cf the present twenty-e ght-room school in wdich thirty-four teachers are employed. ln l906 the High School was inaugurated, offering two courses of study: a college preparatory and a commercial. There were twelve members of the first graduating class and a total enrollment of less than ZOO. Today the class of l937 numbers 3245 the school enrollment, l,l I9. In l938 Collings- wcad will celebrate its 50th anniversary as a borough. SWOOD HIGH SCHOOL VITAL part of any school system is its Board of Education. Collingswood is particularly fortunate in having a School Board composed of nine very alert and interested members, Mr. Charles Kloss, Jr. heads this organization which carries on its work through committees. Each member is chairman ot at least one committee and serves on two or more others. These progressive committees are responsible in a large part for the high rating ot Collingswood High School. Early in the school year of l936-l937 the members of the Board and the com- munity were saddened by the passing of Mr. Seaford Jackson who had served the schools faithfully tor six years. Upper, Luft to Right: Mr, Kloss, Mrx. Knchline, MIS. LUHI, Dr. Wnolsfon. Luvler, Left I0 Right: Mr. Biel- shunk, Mr. Reese, Mr. Barron, Mr. Van lslendal, Mr. Schocluy. Mr. H, Minion imitrex, naman cient, nm at work paying me school bans. Above: Mr. Jehu B. Ritter, Supervising Principal ol Collingswood Stllonls, ai work in his office. Right: Mr. Percy S. Eichelbergev, Prinripol of Collingswood High School, reading nn- nouncements in Assembly. HT HE bays and girls of Collingswood High School deserve the best education that can be provided, but they must work for it. The teacher can only direct and inspireethe pupils must do the work. This is Mr. John B, Ritter's educational creed for Collingswood High School, The supervising principal of the schools came to Collingswood in September, l9l9, Previously, he taught in Wilmington Conference Academy, Dover, Delaware, and in Camden High School. He received his AB. at Gettysburg College and his MA, at the University of Pennsylvania. Although Mr. Ritter is kept very busy with school work he has three hobbiesfsports, his automobile, and his garden. Mr. Percy S. Eichelberger also has hobbies-golf, swimming, hunting and fishing, lt is he who supplies the rabbits' feet for the football team as good-luck charms for the clash between the two great rivals, Camden and Collingswood. Mr. Eichelberger became Principal at Collingswood High School in September, l927. He is a graduate of Shippensburg Teachers' College, and Gettysburg where he received his AB, His MA. was obtained from the University of Pennsylvania. He also has attended Columbia University and Temple, taking special courses. Before completing his college course, Mr. Eichelberger enlisted to serve his country during the World War. During a period of one and o half years in France he took active part in six major Allied drives. Prior to coming to Collingswood High School, Mr, Eichelberger taught in a grammar school in Pennsylvania for two years and a Bays' Preparatory School for three years He was Vice-Principal and head of the History Department in Amityville High School, Arnity- villelg New York, and was Principal of the Junior-Senior High School in Patchogue, New Yor . A continuance in a progressive way of all activities in Collingswood High School ex- presses Mr. Eichelberger's aim for C, H. S, The school day for Collingswood High begins at 8150 with the late bell tolling at 8147. Each morning offers three periods of forty-five minutes with assembly at l'l 205. On Tues- days ond Thursdays the Seniors and Juniors iourney to the auditorium for many enjoyable programs as do the Sophomores on Wednesdays and Fridays. After assembly comes the fatal dash to the lunchroom. First come, first served, seems to be the rule, as those who don't speed up their walk generally are without a seat and get mixed in the mad iam to buy food and pay for it, Soon the lunch period passes and the three afternoon periods follow with a make-up period after school for those people who need special instruction Thus passes a typical day in Collingswood High SclWOOl. Pnrt of the busy school day. Upper: The innitovs AI Hoehllng, Bert Simkins Mamn smirn. Lower: Mn. Timmiey, manager nr the lunch room and some of her assistants, Mrs. Krebs, Mrs Town send, Mrs. Stratton. An znglnn :less during recitation. English Department ff HE aims at the English Department generally do not vary from the aims of the other departments, Our obiectixes, whether for college-preparatory. general, or commercial groups, are understanding, application, and retention of the basic principles of' the subiect. Particularly the aims of the English Department are to he-lp pupils to read in- telligently, to write and speak correctly: to create a desire for more good' reading and to enable pupils to evaluate it iusrlyg to give literary experience and acquaint pupils with a wide range at masterpieces.: to foster a literary conscience, supply a broader perspective, and encourage high ideals. ,I ARTHUR FERNER run nw, inn In iight: 1, Annum remiss, Juniata cnilsge, A.a.g Penn sim, MA.: Nominal Honor Society Aavim. num P. Gauss, wen cnesinn rmiinfs' College: Jnninln Cullege, ma. norm HDDPER, similar College, Am.: Junior neu cms Council Aaiimg xnigni Adviser. Rum A. HUZZARD, univeisiry al vnnnsyivunin, s.s.g Calls-High Nm Adviser, Barham Row, left lo righl: EDITH H. KROENER, University nl Pennsylvania, B.5.p Dramurlc Club Adviser. EUNICE E. MELLINGER, Millervillc Normal Sclwbly Penn Slnle, A.B.j Adviser for College Entrance Requlremenls. RUTH STEVENSON, Glaisbnln Normal Schoolg Temple Unlvcrxily, B.5.: Drum and Bugle Corp! Adviser. orntory. Left, Top to Bottom: ANNA A. LATIMER, Temple University, AB.: Algebra, Salid Geometry and Trigonometry: Junior Class Adviser.A RALPH E. KLINE, Susquehanna University, A.B.g Plane Geometry: Chairman Membership Cnmrnitlee of the High Schaal P.T,A.g Chairman Refreshment Selling Camlnittee. KENNETH G. Jamison, Penn sim, s.s.g rhymsp Knight Anim. nigm, 'rw In mmm: PERICLES K. PAVLIDES, Analalia College, N.ll,: Penn Slate, B.S.g University nl Pennsylvania, KM.: Bialbgyp Chairman ol the Safety Camlniltee lor Callingsvraod Sthaali. CHARLES H. WEHLER, Franklin and Marshall, Ph.B.p Chemistry: Bialogyg aiiiih with some administrative work: Chairman School Legislorinn P.T.A, WILBUR SHENK, Goshen College, A.B.g Biolagyg Sophomore Class Adviser, The Science and Mathematics Department ll HE aims at the Science Department are stated in the following abiectivesz l. To give a genuine appreciation of what science means in every phase at modern life. ' 2. To instill such ideals as those of accuracy, achievement, open-mindedness, and thoroughness. 3. To promote appreciation for the work of recognized experts, and to preaare for College Entrance Examinations, CHARLES H. WEHLER. H ATHEMATICS fosters the ability to grasp a situation, to seize the factsg facili- tates logical and quantitative thinkingg encourages responsibility, inquiry, obedience to law, accuracy, persistence, neatness and independent thinking. The students learn the meaning and use of mathematics tables and instruments and their value as labor-saving devices, Mathematics sharpens the mind. RALPH E. KLINE, ax Upper Right: Szenes in n muthema tits :lass and in the chemistry lab A Hislary Class Rediscovers Modern Europe 1 Social Studies Tap nw, Lett on Right: ri. K, Russ HOLSTON, mmkim uma Mmimii, A.B.g university or Pmmsyivmiin, MA, American History ami cmmmerirp can com, marry rfmum or A. A. xAiuzv Mii.i.rn, rmrikim ima Mmimii, A.B.: Temple university, mm., mam.. ciimpmm nimryg senior crm Adviser-5 ri-mmf nf P.T.A.g Nimmmi new Society Aavam. SAMUEL L. BYHAM, University of Western Maryland, Al.: Industrial Historyg Madern European Histaryg Assistant Faatball Contllg Baseball Coach. Lett. Two Lower: sznrmw F. MARK, mirgm University, s.s.g srmmifs, Algebrag ausxemaii com., Assmimr raomii emit. JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN, Rutgers university, s.s.g smut Problems ami American namryg Tennis cimn. ff HE social studies aim to emphasize the relationships which exist between the past and the present, and to make a vital contribution by placing emphasis an life situations as they unfold before us, lt is sincerely believed that such a program will not only give the student an intelligent cultural background but will also help him to analyze, evaluate, and understand the social, economic, and political problems which he meets and will cantinuc to meet along the highway at life. l-li K REISS HOLSTON. Commercial Department H HE commercial department aims to prepare boys and girls to become competent members at the business community. This involves the teaching of general busi- ness subiects like business organization and law, as well as the more technical subjects of shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping, Fully cis important os any of these subjects is the development ot good business habits and attitudes. The number of commercial graduates who have secured and held good positions over a period at yeors is evidence that the aim of the department is realized to quite an extent. KATE H, FEE. Left, rw to izirmrri: MARY E. BRITZ, Temple University, B.S,C. l Shorthand, Typing ' PATRICIA FARNHAM, Temple University, 8.5 ' Bookkeeping Junior Clan Adviser Cheerleading Adviser KATE H. FEE, Temple University, A.B. Oltice Prnrtice, Law Charge of Absentee Records Treasurer ol Student Funds Right, Top Io Bottom: N. Giriovs HILLMAN, spueiqi Typing courses: Temple university, urriversiiy T at verirrsvivrrriirr, izirigrrs, New York University. VPU' Parrrri Study Group crirrirmri since ii. Lons, iiiaii- college, M.c.s. srmirmpiryg rirmrreiui Adviser fur ciriii-nigh nm russia smzv, senyiburg ciriiege, A.a., s.s. sciesrrrirrrsiiip, cirrrrmmirri Lew, airiiiierr orgirrrimiirri Adviser nr Advertising sim of Calls-High News Assistant roiriimii Conch Arsisnrrif uusxrrimii cmii A' bookkeeping class in action. l-r. Top Lelr: A Typical French Clnxs Right, Top rn armani: RUYH E. GRIFFITHS syracuse univwiiy, A.s. French Sophomore Class Adviser Corresponding sammy of High semi P.T.A. mm. L. mcoasm University of Pennsylvania, as. rrnnen, American History and Government Senior crm Adviser Bottom, Lett Oo Right: WALTON E. WETZEL University of Wisconsin, B,A. German, English Junior Class Adviser Assistant Track Conch ESTHER A. SNDKE Wilson, A.B. German Senior Class Adviser Vice-President of Senior High P.T.A. No Pichrre LAURA s. TYLER Bryn Mawr, Am, University no Pennsylvania, Mr. Temple University, L.L.D. Latin Foreign Language Department H NE of the aims ot the Foreign Language Department is to give an under- standing of the language, that is, a fair ability to read, write, and speak the language. The student becomes better acquainted with his mother tongue-its ward derivations and grammatical:constructions. A second aim is to give a cultural background by creating an appreciation for the literature, art, and music of the country. Another aim is to prepare the student for further study in college. German is invaluable in the study of medicine and chemistry since many scientific works have never been translated into English and must theretore be read in the original, ESTHER A. SNOKE. Special Teachers ff HE choral clubs develop pleasure in singing as a means of expression, establish habits of preferring the worth while in music literature, discover and encourage the especially gifted. E V 9 v Orchestra participation provides practice in ensemble work and contributes effectively to the life of the school, BESS HUEY' The students, for Physical Education purposes, are divided into two groups, electing interscholastic athletics ar regular 'gym' work. ln athletics we attempt to teach the fundamentals of the diferent sports to develop the ideas ot good sportsmanship, school spirit, team work. ln the 'gym' classes the students receive instruction in calisthenics, drills athletics, first aid, personal and community health and safety, and in correcting and preventing bodily deficiency, with special reference to developing bodily strength md WO'- H. T. iizviixie. Top: JOSEPH E. CONINE, Director of Bond ond Druln and Bugle Corps. Middle, Left to iiigiie: HAZEL N. GALLAGHER, Sargent College of Physical Education lBoston Univelsitylj Physical Troining, Coach for Basketball, Hockey, ond Tennis. BES5 A, NUEY, New York University, B.S., M.A.g Music, Director of Glee Clubs ond Orchestra. Bottom, Lelt to Right: A HOWARD T. IRVINE New Hampshire State, B.S.g Physical Training, Head Football and Truck Couch. ELIIABETH ROBERTQ New Jersey Library Schoolg School Lihrorion. Lsonriiis w. siasori Temple University: riiysieui Training, Swimming cond-. Scenes Irons n gym crass, bond pmiine, inoments in the iiimny, ACHSAH W. TATEM, llohnemann School of Nursing, R.N.g School Nurse. and Miss Tatum filing records in hor ofhce. H x . . 55m 'Em 'Ji' fii mw. E, ,M-'M ' ref: 1 Q . ,Lbs 1- .4 !J,',,,.J,. his if .A If 1' l:+.1'1?Y?a'4-1 -' r : A 1 , gy ,l H Xqg,x.v'f' :A --Af - bvn MM, ,K-.1 1 ,Q , iw. -W , ff - , NR. 5-A 'f f' --ch! -. ,,.,..e,J 4 an V Wg? -Q. A g,,,.w ...ww -k ff .f . i f. - -- , -. 1 , , , kg ' f 6 new Wi. 'Y if ,wggf-' - ,wav- ?W,2, , , .rw A kiwi - Wayan-.x,A.,l ,M 517'5 .r if X A- Q ,xg ,.-'-gr, Higmig - 5 ,- jwwr. 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GLORIOUS vacation over, on September 9, the daily trek back to dear old Alma Mater begins anew. Herds come streaming in from every direction possible, for the student body has grown this year. lnside the dear old familiar halls are excitement, remorse, and bewilderment. Faith- ful Miss Oliver has her hands full trying to reg- ister the many greenies who walk hesitantly into the office. Once again begins the exhaustive study of reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic. Here is o place where learning and intellectual achieve- ment may live unmolested lt is also our own small social world jammed with young gaiety, laughter, and emotion. As one wanders down the halls, groups are seen, hither and yon, relating the wonderful adventures that were experienced during the vacation. All are talking at once, Snatches are heard of the wonderful coat of ton one acquired, the swell life-guard another met, the new sights someone else saw. So it continues for into the day. Some are wondering aimlessly here and there, gazing around them with rapt expressions, which one interprets as the glad-to-be-back look, while the greater matarity show an emotion of exactly the cpposite nature, Cutting across the park, through flu: fields, down the avenue, fhe slu- dellls lefurn to Sthtwl. artsy, busy, busy Miss otiw wg. isrm newcomers. The Autumn tnnfnb tcmmclltei. ., ,. , ,,-. mi -Yu-: .' The football and hockey Candidates look forward to the gory glory of the future contests. Teachers are greeted lthe new ones inspectedlj classes begin, books are received. The season is on! ln more ways than one is this true. Husky heroes begin their workout on the grid- iron under the able coaching of Howard Skeets Irvine. There is no lack of interest here, on September l, even before the students are begin- ning their daily tourney to and fra, 250 boys vol- unteer, but due to lack of jerseys only llO of them are selected They are viewed with pride by all that see them 'Tis the football team on its way to a successful season. Collingswood High's lossies are likewise busy, About 70 of them are seen day after day with their hockey sticks, hitting the ball back and Bill Curly extolls the value of the News to the students. Interest is keen in the subscription ther- mometer and the mer- cury hits n new high. The Business Staff gleefully counts the ever-mounting sub- scriptions. forth. Their worthy coach, Hazel Nicky Gal- lagher, views her candidates with enthusiasm, They, too, are on their way to a championship. Everybody is busy. The school year certainly is starting off with a bangs Fifty-six students are working industriously in order to get the school paper, the Coils High News, started. This paper T l is everyone-'s delight. ln it one finds all the news of the day that pertains to the students, jokes, features, pictures. Soon the Calls High News Campaign begins. The goal is SOO subscribers. Con it be reached? A thermometer is erected and every day pupils view it with interest as the mercury slowly rises. ln addition to campaigning among the students, all the salesmanship classes are told to go out to the various business offices of Collingswood and vicinity in order to try to get extra subscriptions. This is something different and is in charge of Mr, Raber Seely. Several weeks pass and the campaign ends with the mercury overflowing. The goal is reached and passed with 850 subscriptions, Victory, how sweet thou art! The very word victory reminds one of other stu- dent groups. COLLS-H IGH NEWS Piiawsiiea aiiisekiy in cawiriasweaa, New Jersey bt the Students of Collingswood Senior High School Telephone, Collingswood 3162 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief.. A carry. Jr, roar News sairar ,.,......... ...,,......,, M ary Jane seriaeii, was Copy sairar .,.,.... ,,....., . ..carirrrie Aararrisari, ioar rearirre saiiar ........ .. .....,..,. Barbara White. was spares Editors ......., .... ....., 4 jx Vg? - - iveaay oieesari, was riiiria Fditors ..,,....,. ......... , mm Km, me Eseriaaae saiiar ..... ........,...... ...i....... Do r is Jaeriaiiria, I937 Librarian ...... , .,,,... . ........,..............., ,.., 1 iitie wiiirawsiri, I937 ner-onrrizs 1937--Arline c Ctiarline Miller. i953- ser, Jack Pierce, Harris srriirriaars hambers, aririiie caaiiria, Julia sassy, Berry eiaaie, Berry Irvin, James Meister, William OI . . . I939-Charles Eecusong, Patricia Bechtel, Raymond Black, Eleonora Campbell, Virginia Colkitt, James Diflenf derfer, Betty Drew, Norma Duniap, John Darian, Pauline Fritz, Eugene Gilbert, Edward Gottesman, An inhrrmal diseussian among the heads and advisors of the Calls High News. The News slaif at work. Shirley Grav. Doris Logan, Paul Strosser. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ....,..,...,,.........., William Rabie, 1937 Assistant Business Mcinager,,..Tnama5 Hawkins, 1937 Circulation Marraaer ............ oarariiy Parreiaer, 1937 Assisiarir Circulation Manager ...... Ellen Haagas, was ADVERTISING SOLICITORS i937-Jack Orlick i933-Jack Gledlwlll, Ellen Ridley, William Walt twists Head ryaisr ............................. .. .... ........... H assi srrari, I937 war-sara Ariaarsari, Gladys Mcfluestion, narainy searriarr toss-Rain Marvin, siren Rimes, narraa Sharp, Jean Zepke Aovissrzs Literati' Aaviser, .........,....,.........,,... Miss Rain A Huzzurd Aaverrisiaa Adviser ....... .. ........................ Mr Rabcr Scely ririarieiai Adviser. ......... Mrs LeRoy Larra Sponsored by Miss Patricia Farnham and led by Charles Stanger, the Collingswood High School Cheerleaders give the school's various teams exe cellent support. Numerous new songs and cheers have been introduced this past year. The Calls ' continuous victories are partially attributed to this peppy enthusiastic group. The Girls' Bugle and Drum Corps, under the direction of Miss Ruth Stevenson, spends many tedious hours throughout the year practcing, so D'Andren, J o n c s, Yerkcs, Rudderow, Cox, crm, mmf, nuns- befgev, sewer, sewer, N not ..g..g. ' QU? N-t f ' t HQ Bend and Drum and Bugle Corps on parade. that it may support the football team at each and every game. With pretty, high-stepping Estella Grier as their Drum Major, the girls perform in a most satisfac- tory manner. In addition to supplying music for football games, the corps participates in concerts and various community parades. The Collingswood High School Bond is the pride of the school. Mr, Joseph E. Conine is its director, and Charles Jaep is its Drum Maior. In addition to drilling at every football game, these able musicians broadcast over Station WCAM and present concerts during the year. Comes September 26, 1936, and one sees the results at the work of the football squad, the coaches, the band, and the bugle corps. A grand parade, including two bands, the Bugle and Drum Corps, the Collingswood American Legion, and twentyfone scout troops, opens the new stadium. Palmyra and Collingswood School bands perform nobly for the great masses tl-:ranging the athletic field for the game at the season. The enlarged stadium is now capable of seating 5000 spectators. The Calls, captained by James Spillane, pro- ceed to win from the Pals in their opening game. iSoan afterwards Spillane receives a chipped elbow which keeps him out of the game for most of the seasonl The score is 6-O. With Yhe flags flying, music playing and crowds cheering, the new stadium is dedituied. The second game is comparatively easy. Bill Miller, halfback, leads the boys in this l2-O vic- tory over Southern High of Philadelphia. As the season gets under way in this fine fash- ion, Howard Skeets Irvine, sometimes called the Knute Rockne of South Jersey, primes his team for the all-important game with Vineland. lThe Poultry Clan trimmed the Calls last year to the tune of I3-Ol A capacity crowd ot excited spectators jams the stadium. A cheer is given for Frank Jakob, tackle, who has been chosen captain. The whistle blows and the game starts. Neither team scares until late in the second period, when Vineland tallies the first points at the game. The visiting stand rises as a single body and cheers joyously while the huge stadium crowd utters not a word. The halt comes and goes and the game is nearly ended before things begin to pop. 9 Leather meets pigskin and the game is un. The Coils have the ball in their own territory and the ball is snapped back to Miller, He backs up and holds the ball, as if to pass, but Schaefer, coming from his end position like o streak of lightning, smoothly takes the ball from Miller and dodges down the field, evading tockler after tackler, dragging a few more obstinate ones after him in his effort to cross that last white line, Finally, with the swiftness and agility of a leop- ard, he dodges the last tackler and speeds on for a touchdown--56 yardsl The frenzied mob in the stadium is hilarious, They cheer and shout, but imagine, if you can, their uproarious amazement and ioy when they see Schaefer again execute the same play. He eludes the some tacklers and slips past them all for a beautiful 38-yard run to a touchdown. As the game ends in a l2-6 victory for Collings- wood, the proud team sweeps Schaefer to willing shoulders and carries him to the showers. After that the Calls journey to Atlantic City and take the shore team into camp by a score of 9-O Le Sage captains the Panthers, Jakob's blocking of a kick and Schaefer's tackling the man behind his goal line provide the safety, while Beale converts after Marvin scores the six-pointer. . .4 , . f'f?s H:2 . , , , A , . ' ' L n Septem be r October Oc tcber October Octabe r October Novem ber November Novembe r Novembe r RA , Howard Irvine, Head football Cuutll ng? 'K es l936 FOOTBALL SCH EDULE 26-Pa lrnyra ..,................................ , .....,.... 3-South Philadelphia I0--Vineland .... f ......,.., li-Atlantic City 24-Bridgeton , .... 31-Camden ...,. 7-Trenton ........... l-1-Haddonfield ........ Zl-Woodrow Wilson 28-Woodbury .......,... Q! Home .l-lame Home ...........Away Home ..,........,Away Home .Away Home ...........Home Ross scores during South riiaiaaeipiiiu gem. Ross, Spillane, LeSnge, Schne- ter, J. Didin, Miller, Jakob. Kirk, Molson, Gln wacki. Squad, Rear: Seely Assistant Coach, Pul lim, Assistant Mm. agar, osmieiin, neun, lstlnvl, Sinclair, Funn- tuin, Marvin, Fulmel Miller, sigma, Mar- tin, Spillane, Kcclilllie, Manager, Bynum, ,ss- sistant Couch: Irvine, Couch. Middle: Marks, AS- Slstullt Conch: Yelkes, J, Didio, Lleinge, sfiiimiier, Yeomans, Meimugniin, R s 5 S, f Ba Maori, Mulsberge , - im, Jakob. scnuefer. Sitting: Kirk, Dun- lap, Senver, Matson, sykes, summit, Gril- tiths. Friedmun.Van:e. F. Didio, Berk, Fox, Steele. Bottom: Steele, Schin- aier, ninilup, seek, Yeumans. Ross and Schaefer both are instrumental in con- tinuing the unbeaten record by catching passes over the goal line and defeating the Bridgetan eleven l3-7. Joe Didio, tackle, is the captain of the day. The Camden game starts the Collingswood sorrows. The Calls do not have as much pep and power as usual. Camden's only score comes in the last quarter when Ross, captain of the game, comes into the bcickfield to kick, Ward, of Cam- den, comes in and blocks the kick. lt rolls into the mob behind the end zone. Camden scares! The Calls continually threaten the Camden goal line, but fail to scare. The game ends in a 2-O defeat for the Coils, This is the first setback of the season. ln the Trenton game, the Calls unleash a new threat to the opponents in the person of Eddie Estlow. I-le runs like o deer, scoring on an eight-yard run around end. Miller tallies the last six-pointer, making the score l3-O. Schaefer captains the team. Haddonfield is the last setback for the Calls Many times the Calls are within the l-laddons' one-yard line, but fail to tally. The l-laddons ' only scoring threat is their successful field goal from the 20-yard mark. Le Sage leads the Colls. The Calls turn in their last victory over Woodrow Wilson, with Joe Didio again captain. Schaefer again scores both touchdowns. The score is I2-7, In the Turkey-day game, the Calls turn in a scoreless tie against the Thundering Herd from Woodbury. Both teams play well, the Calls often being within the 'll-lerd's one-yard line but failing to have that extra punch. Schaefer and Jakob co- captain during this last game. The closing season finds Collingswood in pos- session af the South Jersey Football Championship, But the bays are not the only chompons. Take a look at the championship hockey squad! Kiss that teddy bear, quick! There's only a minute before game time- Now listen, kids. Let's play the game from start to finish. Remember, 'The team that won't be beat, can't be beat.' Give 'em that little extra 'ughl You can do it! Come on, get in and fight for Nicky land teddylf' There goes that whistle and the game is on, That's fighting, gang! A good shot, it's in! Excerpts such as the above are from the his- tory of that hockey team that won't give in. They have it-the determination that carries them through to a championship! May this be the dom- inating spirit that shall prevail through every struggle of their lves. Hilarious uproar and hub-bub, as enthusiastic as the cheering for championship teams, greets the seniors on Friday, October l6, as they rush into- Room 30 to cast their votes for the important can- smne nw: sin-mi, Grifmns, remain, Maougniin, rnaamun, anis. Bottom: Pulllnm, Kachline, Managers: F. Didlo, Es!- low, Fulmer, Marvin, Martin. SOUTH JERSEY HOCKEY CHAMPIONS Line-up FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM HM. Chrisne .............. R W. B Foster .... . .,.,..,...... R W. ME. Rogers .............,...... R, I. V. Rogers . ...........,..... R, I, 'll Karnmerer ......,....... C. F. M Oesterle ......... . .... C. F. M A. Molsberger lCI .... L I. J, McCloskey ......, ...,.,. L . I. I M Schwartz ............ L W. Z. Swlecickl .,.,........., L. W. MV. Ayers ..,................. R. H. E Paul ..............,.....,. R. H. M, Dempsey ...,.......... C, H. A Chatey ................ C. H. L Warren .,.............. L. H. Y. Boccelllerl ...,........ L. H. M, Penn ...,.......,...,.... R. F. G Weaver .... .. .......... R. F. MP. Vanderslice .......... L. F. F. Mulltn ..... , .............. L F. J. Atkinson ..,................. G ' E. Digby ....... . ..... . .........,.. G. Substltutes: R Baccellierl, Substitutes' H. Woalston, R. Barley. J. Graff, E. Feather. M' Rerelved terst team emblems for All South Jersey Hockey Tcom. 'I Recetved second team emblems for All South Jersey Hockey Team. GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY SCHEDULE-I935 HAZEL N GALLAGHER-Coach Reading from right In len: Mqrsbevgev, Cuptning R. Buccellieri, n e m p s e y, senwnm, vanamlife, R U g 4 r 5, xqmmem, Penn, Ay. ers, Christie, A I I e n, Bailey, Alklnsan, Wur- rell. Bhlemun, Mull- ngcr. ANNA MALSBERGER-Captain JUNIATA ESHLEMAN-Manager Date Team Place C H S. Opp. C.J.V Opp September 24 Haddon Heights Away 5 2 3 O September 30 Haddnnfzeld Home 6 O MI O October 7 Glcucester Home -I I 4 O October I4 Poulsboro Away 3 O 6 0 October Zl Moorestown Home 5 O 3 O October 23 Bndgeton Home I O .... .,.. November 4 Woodbury Away 2 I 2 0 November II Audubon Away 2 I O 0 November IS Merchnntvrlle Home I I I 0 Thanksgiv. Day Alumnae Home 2 I November 25 N. J A, S, vs Abington I-I S. Away 6 0 Z O December 4 N J. A, S. vs. Baldwrn H. S , Bryn Mawr Away -I -I I 2 didote for the presidency. Similar strow-voting is being accomplished by the juniors in Room 29 and the sophomores in Room l9. They procure bollots, mark them, drop them into the bollot box, squeeze out of the room, ond so home. The results ore: Roosevelt 435, London 313. The presidentiol compoign finds further reflec- tion in Resolved, Thot President Roosevelt Should Return to the White l-louse. This is the fovorite topic in oll history closs rooms ond o few English rooms. Arguments pro ond Con meet us everywhere we go. Who will win? Thot is the question Many individual pupils take port in interesting ond en- tertaining formol debotes. The school vote hints gently ot the octuol results ot the polls in November. Upper Right: Mrs. Gallugher, head coach. Lower: The championship team sees action and celev brakes a victory in the lunchranm. The undefeated second team: Y, Baccellieri, Vcssi, cook, Mullin, mm, Digby, wimism, swiecfki, v. Rogers, D. Smith, Chafey. Middle Left: President Eshlemon cuits his vote in the straw ballot. Lower Left Corner: Liberal donations are given at Thanksgiving by the students. ln the midst of all the Autumn's excitement, the sound of pennies, nickels, and dimes dropping into the Junior Red Cross Boxes opens the roll call for campaign funds, with the senior high collecting 58290. This year the Junior Red Cross Council has been reorganized Instead of each school having a sep- arate council, all the Collingswood schools have formed a council under the leadership of Miss Elizabeth Valent:ne, Miss Achsah Totem, and Miss Flora Hooper. The officers are Geraldine Hume, president, William Stevenson, yice-president, and Mary l-laod, secretary, Monthly meetings are held in the sewing roam, with representatives from all the schools. At Thanksgiving the puplls bring donations of food and clothing which are distributed through' cut the town. As Christmas comes again the home rooms fill baskets ancl attractively decorate them. These go to supply the needy families in our town with Christmas dnners, and food for a week. The ideal of Junior Red Cross is service. Another type of scholastic service is performed by Ye Merrie Players, led by Miss Edith Kroener, The officers of this club are Salvator Benigno, presidentgg Bayard Kraft, vice-president.: Blanche Lentz, secretary, Geraldine Guerra, treasurer. Geraldine Hume presides over a meeting of Yhe Junior Red Cross Council, During the regular weekly meetings of the dis- tinguished group, the stage aspironts endeavor to Miss Kruener, adviser of the Drnlne ati: Club. Delighied members of the Dlumniic Club Iislcn to the inimitable 5ulvy read a new ploy. rim smiling, meieinng, min.-9 members practice inf passe, pasture mia Wim win. I it learn the art of walking, talking, breathing, and make-up. In the progress of such instruction they learn to speak with no apparent self-conscious ness, Also in such meetings the members read one-oct plays, learning how to forget self in char- acterization. The club supports itself and pays for the many different plays used, by the annual dues of one dollar. ln the preceding group, all who had high ambi- tions of entering this group gave selections of their own choice before a jury of Miss Kroener and the Dramatic Club. A high point of interest is the preparation of the Junior and Senior plays. This, after all, shows the public what effect all this instruction has had on Anxious are the moments while the lcle of Ihr: kingdom is decided-during the Senior Play. vfqmmoimi - practice and mm-up - for the serum Play. the members of the club. The preparation for these plays covers o period of uncountable hours. These participants are very worthy of praise, giv- ing so freely of their time and efforts for the sale purpose of the success of the play. Here, in pausing, let us mention what a mar- velous director ot drarnatics Miss Kroener is. Sho has built up a commendable reputation for here self and Collingswood. The l937 Seniors sustain the fame of former Collingswood dramatic productions with the pres- entation of the social comedy entitled The Queen's Husband. Salvator Benigno very suc- cessfully takes the leading role at the poor hen- pecked husband, The magnificent domineering character of the queen is portrayed by the equally magnificent Edna Cliver, a truly aristocratic ruler! The lovely daughter of this pair is Aclelle Lofft, whose fate seems more in her mother's hands than in her awn. The hero of all heroes is George Wright! Very interesting are the characters taken so capobly by Jefferies England, John Pulliam, Alfred Gottlieb, William Woods, Stewart Barnett, Conrad Knauf, Clarence Mochlelly, Everett Con- ine, and the lovely ladies-in-waiting, Charlotte Crall and Julie Cronfelt. Credit is surely due the Senior Board ot Control, the ushers, and all others helping to pack the house both nights and to keep order during the very tense moments of the Seniors' last dramatic offering. From drama to dancing is an easy and allitera- tive transition. Superlative, smooth swing music played by the well-known Bill Hall orchestra greets many danc- ers as they enter the gym for the first P. T. A. dance given this year, Many-colored streamers hang from the rafters. Lamps, chairs, and benches surround the sides, giving the gym a most homelike appearance. This dance is only one of the many planned by the P. T. A. Representatives for the year, This year there are twenty-nine representatives with Willard Schafer as president and Della Cox as secretary ln addition to assisting with the dances, the representatives help in P, T. A. membership drives and chocolate sales. Speaking of sales, it isn't any trouble to sell tickets for a Halliburton lecture. Would a trip across the Alps on the back of an elephant or a tourney to for-off Persia on a flying carpet please you? Listen, then, while Richard Halliburton, noted author and adventurer, takes one breathlessly with him on a mystic tour to romantic and hazy countries, which, with his dynamic and dramatic speaking, spring into life again, One sits spellbound in a crowded audi- torium, listening with rapt attention while Mr. Halliburton presents Seven League Boots. tvlr, Halliburton's work is not over, however, Rigllh Senior Board of Control plons for the play. Grins and glamour galore as shown by the Senior Play Ushers. Belew: The stage hands take u mamen! out for relaxation, Luvler-The P. T. A. replesenlafivcs make plans far the chcculate sole. when he steps from the platform. He is besieged by virtually hundreds of autograph seekers who are presenting him with posters, plain p:eces of paper, and his books-all for him to sign. He Complies in a most gracious manner, As one leaves the building, one feels that one has been to for and delightful places and that this program, sponsored by the P. T, fx, has been highly worthwhile and entertaining, Perhaps equally worthwhile is food for the body beautiful, and praise for work well done, and so to banquets. Everything's ready and in they come-that whole squad of huskies under the care of the able mas- ter-af-cerernanies, Mr, Charles J. Reese, president of the Boys' Athletic Association, Look at that line of celebrities! Old football captains, mem- bers of the School Board, the popular Cap Paine of Woodbury High, the mayor of Collingswood, the principal of Collingswood High, the supervising upper- come, ana nip ir as you gn, On the lighi fantnsiic foe. Middle-Rithord Hallibulion entertains and autographs. principal of schools, ond the living salteand-pepper shaker of the gridiron, Coach Clipper Smith of Villanova! The master calls for order. The foot- ballers partake of the savory food, applaud well the speeches, and receive their seasons awards: blue sweaters and golden Cs. lt's worth the efforts of the whole season to be a member of the Championship Hockey Team, too. Turkey, turkey and more turkeyg but, better still, the thrill of hearing and actually seeing two of An-lerica's greatest hockey players, namely, Miss Anne Townsend, CODl'ClII1 of the U. S. A. team since l925j Miss Barbara Striegrigh, 0 member of the same team since l928. Nor will the service of the salesmen at the football games, under the patient guidance of Mr. Ralph Kline, ever be forgotten. They, too, are appreciated as they once more loyally serve the dinner for the girls. Delicious, Delightful, Delovely, Debanquets! The conquering champions consume copiously while elle wulnems work willingly. a if x , ff A fi.. Q, , -ww 3. ,. .1 N TIF' .r 4.1 , -- -fax.. Q , , W' 13. ., ,Q,,:1Qv-'5' ' M-. v- W., . k CJ P -'--' ' U 231 5: ,N at -4 ,1 3 Aa, :M .. law U.,-V-ww ' MY 4 X- wav L ' rf., , , M4 Q .X fy' yu -A 1' 3, ,Q X H -,si '44-ks :mv ' P ,ff f '.+ ,ww . 4: 4 , 'S mi, if ' fx. Tlx, 1 ' NM N Q , N ,H Y 'KN ff x s ,fx 51 w pf' .,, X , .ev QW . . ,gf N a , , A X! 1 ' I f uA'W:,-yy m I aw , X Ja X: rw N N. x i Q x Na u H3 x xx lx ' V R ' fa ff 'few . - XP , - . f M524 V ' Q. ' , , I - L iff ff' 1:5 ,. 1 '34 ,. - gnu-Q5,E J -Q, U , ' ff J Ef,y??' . 1 iQ 9 + K Q- N3 M.-' Ay 1 -M -'V .I 4 e- if-f' iv ,Xi a Z2:.'1 , - 1 1M ' M H353 The rear uf the School in u winter atmosphere. As Christmas approaches with iis snow slcrms, Collings- wood High contributes willingly to the poor. 'rapt Jakob, wiibmnm, sumti, mi sm-man in :im- utlerislic push. Law Leif: The mm mm for the basket. Lower nigm: mm in anion. S THE ever-welcome Yuletide season draws near, the spirit of giving to others is prevalent among the student body. The one sight that lingers in the mind of the carefree student as he faces nine days of glorious freedom is the bright array of l22 Christmas baskets that are ready to bring cheer to the less for- tunate. January 4 brings school days again? But the minds of the students are cheered by the anticipation of a highly successful basketball season. Bang! And the boys open their basketball season of l937, They get under way ta a flying start by taking Audubon and Haddon Heights into camp, Heitz and Ross are captains for these games, with Ross rolling up 36 points in two games, to lead the scoring. Then comes another brace of wins in the guise of Bridgeton and Millville. Yerkes, al Sophomore, stars in the Bridgeton tussle with eight points, Hales captains ine team, With Millville, Jakob comes aut on top with eight paints, while Ross takes the helm. The Coils then take their first defeat to the tune of 35-28, when they meet Camden at Convention Hall. Ross, the captain, leads in scoring, with fifteen points. This star forward again repeats his performance, point for point, when Vineland falls beneath his deadly aim. :miles Seeley and Marks and Mim- agcr Hennessy intenlly with n thrilling lmskelball game. Heitz again captains the Colls. Ross scores thirteen points, The boys put Woodbury under their belts while Fountain chooses when the coin is flipped Hales leads in the scoring in the Haddonfield and Vineland games, as the Calls continue to overcome op- ponertts, Again to Convention Hall, where the ColIs lose a close game to Audubon while Hales scores ten points. Jakob leads the team to victory over Haddon Heights. Anothen defeat comes at the hands of Atlantic City. Then the Calls even things up by taking Camden, as Hales loops in the ovals. The Calls again lose a close one to lvlillville, while 1937-BOY'S BASKETBALL SCH EDULE-1931 Team Plan c.H.s. opp. Audubon ......,..,. Home 32 18 Haddon Heights .........,. Away 42 re Bridgelon .. ......,.. ...,..,.... H uma 23 Z0 Millville ...,..... .. ....... Away 27 ZZ canteen .....,.. ...,,... A way za ss Vineland .. Home 37 i5 Woodbury . ..,.,. Home 29 I8 Haddonfield ..,,.... ....... H ome 11 I5 Vineland ..,,.,,....,, ,,,,.,.. A way ll 13 Audubon ................. ..,.,...... A way zs so Haddon Heighis ,.....,,,., Home as 17 Alloniit City .,..,,. ....... H Ume I7 Zi Camden .,...........,. ...,,... A way 41 az Millvllle .........,...., ....... H olne I5 Z2 Haddonfield .,..,,. ..,, , .Away 31 I2 Tome School .,,..... ....,.. . ..Honle Z3 Z0 Woodbury ,...., .. ......, Away 36 Z3 afiagenm ,,..,, ..,.,., A way 29 za Top: Schaefer, Heilz. Stanton, Hales. Lower Len, Top Raw: Harden, Mmm, 1. km, Pulliam Kirk, Metzger, Mgr. Hennessy. Second Row: Coach Seely Spillane, Steele, Wilbroham, Sultan, Crane, Wurster, Coach Malks. First Row: Founlain, Stanton, Schafer, 1. nm, ll.-iles, Janos, Heitz, veins. Lower nigm J. ROSS. Dale Jun. 5 Jun. I3 Jun. 10 Jan. Z7 Feb. 3 Feb. 9 Feb. IZ Feb. I7 Feb. 14 Mar. 3 Playolf Mal. 9 upper Len: cmit asiingim mia Manager uma umm me pmt- biimu of U ennmpimnip team, Len no Right: warren, swieereke, Rogtri, Fulmer, Heineman, GIRLS' BASKETBALL S Team Place vmei-ma ....,...,, ,Army Bridgeton .......... Home Haddonlield ...... Away Waudhury ..,...,,. Haddon neigim vineiuna ...., .. .Away Home .Ham nfragmri ..,... ..... A way Haddonfield .,.,., Home wrwaimy .,,.., ,.,,, H ome Haddon Height, Madam- Heights Away Hana, CHEDULE chs. opp, 69 I7 SB B 58 20 Z4 21 4l 24 62 I6 38 Z6 36 5 Sl 30 23 35 Z8 IB qv. So Z3 31 19 Zl S0 29 -H 34 13 999 I5 l2 9 I7 Zi 15 I8 9 B 8 Ross steps into the limelight for the seventh time during the season. As the season draws to a close, with the championship foremost in their minds, the bays ga to world on Hod- donfield, Tome School, and Woodbury, They bring back three victories in as many starts. Now comes the all-important game with Bridgeton. To retainlthe League Championship the Coils must take this game. Many people are turned from the door as the gym is crowded with l,2OO spectators, The Calls are victors in an overtime period. Leroy Stanton, a sub, sinks two foul shots to put the Calls ahead. Then Bridgeton puts in a double decker to tie the score. With less than a minute to go, a foul is called, and Heitz walks to the line and calmly sinks the winning point as the whistle blows. Fountain captains the team while Holes scores high with ten points. The Junior Varsity also succeeds in winning eighteen games and dropping only one, ln nineteen games Ross is high scorer with IS3 points to his Credit. Bob Hales runs second with H3 points. Congratulations, Camden Suburban League Cham- plans! The boys aren't the only ones who start aff the season with o bang. Laok at the girls! Here they are ready and raring to conquer each and every tae. Away to Vineland andeah goodness! They're so ex- cited that they've forgotten to bring the referee! Such .VJ THE TEAM mr la nsgm: steven, miami., Lonilty, Zcrxyclti, N. omni-tu, Allen, smiley, v. rzaqm, L omiiamsr, Mois- a situation, After attempts to reach her, she comes in o lovely yellow taxicobl On to the game' See the score? 69-l7. a splendid beginning for Captain Elsie Rogers and the girls, What remarkable support Zito Swiecicki has been given. She's chalked up 35 points, Now, Bridgeton. Marie Dempsey is pilot and, honestly, these lossies are brim full of punch' Score, 33-S, with high scoring Betty Fulmer starring, Hoddonfield bows to the tune of 68-20 as Fronnie l-leinemann :ips them so fast that the opponents are left breathless. Powerful Woodbury tries hard to overcome the Colls, but no. These basketeers eat spinach. Right now, Mots Christie dashes to the hospital, pestered by the terrible appendix One guard is out ot the picture. Betty Pole steps in to fill the breach and onward they go, defeating next the defending Champs, Haddon Heights. Exultation reigns! But they have to go the rounds again and it will take twice as much spinach. upper ligne: rn. gms' bmmsqii mm in warm. Len to Right: c-wk. nn. cmmie. nemmy, Lmm LETTER WINNERS: rmqrasr mi. news, Betty ruimr, ziiq Swieeleki. Mmm crm. swim Marie Dempsey, Munn. Christie, Frances Heinemann, amy mf, :tinhern warren, lerllda mmm. Manager: Betty Heard. bww. Couch Sibsen gives las! minute in- structions before n meet. Again, Vineland, Bridgeton, and Haddonfield fall. Woodbury then is one of the hardest battles. Depend- able Peanut Rogers comes to the rescue. How about that shot of hers, from the middle of the court! Cooky tops it oft with a one-armed toss that doesn't even hit the rim of the basket. Score: Sl -30. Frannie l-leinemann's injury means the loss of another guard. This time Sis Lovern fills in brilliantly Cap- tain Dempsey now strives hard to cover Edna James, six feet tall, but to no avail as the Calls taste defeat at the hands of Haddon Heights, 23-36. In the midst of the excitement, the Junior Varsity finishes with a season's string of successes-no defeats at alll Finally, a play-off at Haddonfield with Haddon Heights, Cool, calm, and collected comes the score: Coils 28--Heights lS. Those white Teddy bears, Bobbie and Billy lmascotsl pull their teams on to an overwhelming victory, and- The South Jersey Championship for Girls' Basketball! Sink ar swim is the cry but Collingswood High School can proudly odd Sink and Swim! For not only has the ability been shown to sink those baskets but to swim to victories. With Mrs. Leontine Sibson as their coach the fast swimming mermaids of Collingswood High start out th ' ' ' eir current season by trouncing both Merchantville and Audubon. With such swimmers as record holding Betty Mac- Pherson, star of the breast stroke: Revilla Dir Bailey, only undefeated diving star in the Suburban League, and Frances Conley, free-style star, it is of no wonder that these naiad l l ' ' s comp ete y turn the tables on the impressive l936 champions--r-Pitman, Entering this vital meet with a won't be beaten spirit, the girls vanquish their o P, gonents .with five first places out of seven, with Zita wiecicki, holder of the l937 20 yard novice free-style record, highest point gornerer-winning the 40 yard free- style event, placing second in the 20 vard backstrok , e and being anchor mon in the SO yard relay number h w ich Collingswood annexed. This victory places the Calls at the head of the swim loop with o total of I33 A life saving demonstration is 'v b gi on y varsity members of the team. The bus leaves Cells High with the Swimming class Nr lhe Y. W. C. A. Squad: Mgr. Modiero, Rigley, Jnhnsun. Bailey, Rogers, Luve Fr dl li M ' , e rc , ucPhelson, Johnnnsen, Conley. Swieciclu seam. Atkinson, mm. -l-l ni seiiey, diving quueng neue Foster, end Frances Conley exhibit their winning enemy. points. Needing only to win from Haddon Heights these mermaids will finish their season with an undefeated record. With such aquatic stars as Bill Sharp, Al Le Sage, and Bob Boyd, Collingswood l-ligh's new venture in boys' swimming is being received with ovation. Coached by the competent Howard Skeets Irvine and under the management of Jim Stauffer, these mer- inen show great promise of going places in future years. Beginners' luck does not seem to be with these Johnny Weismullersf' They encounter their first three defeats at the hands of lvloarestown, Vocational School, and Haddon Heights. But these ambitious, aspiring, athletes finish their current season by outsplashing Palmyra, Audubon, and lvlerchantville, Competing for the first year in the Camden Sub- urban League, the team captures third place in the tinal rating. GIRLS' SCHEDULE Morchantville ..........,, ......, .,..... . Audubnn ...,..,...., . Pitman ,..., Outstanding members of the varsity mea, Meiebefgev em: Meeviieisen, All nnxinus moment before n bnlkshoke mee. BOYS S UAD Q Back Raw: ceeeii twine, Keckhcrt, Jermeeii, Shaun, Schaefer, Memiae Memeiiy nekei- Mgt- seeiiffer. Front new: siiefk, Le sege, neye, Bernhurdt, Canine Beausang Jeep 45 The sponsors and eanm at nie itnigiir' discuss vim for nie im asm. Now to say a little of the students, mostly of the fairer sex, who work hard in order to make the i937 Knight a whopping success, Under the able as- sistance of its advisers, Mr. K, Johnson, Miss F, Hooper, and Miss E. Hyde, the Knight Staff goes to town. The staff is divided into three groups: art, business, and writing. Eleanor Barnett is the head of the art group, and has charge of six artistically-minded girls who are the cream of the cropi Elizabeth Lorzelere, Jean Mackert, Gladys Quint, Olive Rehn, Evo Rose, and Dorothy Win- ther. They have charge of the layout ot the pages and pictures, and can be seen day after day cutting out and pasting composites. Everything that pertains ta art in the yearbook is their job which they do willingly, Hart- ley Bancroft, o ninth grade student, is helping out by taking numerous photographs and Mary Fink, a junior, is furnishing the drawings for the dividers. The Editor-in-Chief, Robert Owens, is a jack of all trades. Decorating, crooning, planning the yearbook, writing articles, and interviewing printers are all in his line. Next comes the business staff under the hardwork- ing Manager, Margery Riecke, its members are Elaine Cloypool, Moriorie Davies, Charlotte Fielding, Jack I..atz, and Frances Restrick, Their duty is to take care ot all the business details. They plan the subscription cam- paign, arrange for senior pictures, and handle collections. Just mention the word money to one at them and see what happens. When the time comes for the payments for The Knight they are literally swamped with dough, KNIGHT STAFF Editor-in-Chief Robert Owens Assistant Editors Helen Arader Eleanor Barnett Business Manager Margery Riecke Art Stuff Elizabeth Larzelere Olive Rehn Gene Mackert Eva Rose Gladys Quint Dorothy Winther Literary Staff Martha Christie Ruth Davenport Grace Comfort Dorothy Holcombe Ida Cox Virginia Heisler Business Stott Elaine Cloypool Charlotte Fielding Mariarie Davies Jock Lot: Frances Restnck Typists Dorothy Elter Ethel Dorshimer 46 Just o word about our two fair typists, Ethel Dor- shimer and Dorothy Etter. The everlasting clicking of the typewriters can be heard in Room 25 after school, as their nimble fingers fly over the keys. Last but not least comes the writing staff, which has Helen Arader as its head The other members are Martha Christie, Grace Comfort, Ida Cox, Ruth Davenport, Dorothy Etter, Virginia Heisler, and Dorothy Holcombe. Everything in connection with writing-the stories, captions, and identifications---is the product of this group, A glimpse into Room 25 after school gives one impressions such as: Will you kindly Stop that infernal iabbering? How can I write a decent article with all this racket? Oh, my cow' what sort af a caption can you write for some- body standing there with his mouth wide open? Hey, what ore some swell descriptive words starting with 'g'? This alliteration business is driving me nuts. l can't write another word because my genius has all burned out. Although the whole staff works hard, they also have lots of fun doing it, Their one aim is to make the l937 Knight the best ever. While the Knight staff may be found busily working in Room 25, talented members of the Junior Class may be found practicing. For what? Laughs and more laughs! These are found in The Whole Town's Talking pre- sented bv the Junior Class of Collingswood High School cn March l2 and l3. 'rite An, Business, ana Lltemry mm of rim Knight' at welll. A group picture of The Knight stuff. The theme of the comedy is a rich father's desire to have his daughter, Ethel Simmons tGeraldine Guerral, marry his partner, Chester Binney illichard Grool, a very timid character. When Ethel declares that she will marry a man who knows the world, her father devises a fictitious past for Chester. The resulting complications are hilarious. All the characters have very amusing parts. Mrs Simmons llsathryn Greenl has a great desire for her daughter to marry a socialite, The debonair Roger Shields lArthur Armitagel, of Chicago and Paris, and the glamorous, captivating actress, Letty Lythe llvlin- erva Burroughsl add dignity to the play. The prizee fighter, Donald Swift Haines Schochl, who also acts as Miss Lythe's manager, is deeply resentful of successful rivalry, Ethel Simmons 1Geraldine Guerral, the beautiful daughter, has rather a hard time choosing between Roger A perplexing problem. A pleasant conversation. Precious moments. Persistence personified in pursuing the posies. Some scenes from the Junior Play, The Whole Town's Talking. nm army mm nam start to nasmnrie nm we. and Chesfer. The little gossios, Sally lBarbara Bassl and lisping Lila llvlorgaret Yerkesl, keep the whole town talking about Mr. Binney's past love affairs. Sadie Bloom llclilda Walton and Dorothy Perrellal, Mr. Simmons dancing teacherj Annie lAgnes Moebiusl the excitable maid at the Simntan's homej and the taxi driver lLyn- wood Griffethl-all add to the humor of the play. There is never a dull moment! The audience is kept 49 l Tap: The Juninr Board of cannon plans for me mmm: Juniw mimmn. Lum: A dramntic moment .ming me play. in stiches by Mr, Simmons lBayard Kraft, Jr.l, the contriving father whose schemes only lead the characters into deeper water. Probably the most upraarious scene is the one in which the lights are turned an after the fight in the dark, One finds the prize-fighter and elegant Shields lying in a heap on the floor while the timid soul, Chester Binney, swings on the chandelier with the greatest of ease. Silyery melodies float hither and yon through the air at these school plays and assemblies. The orchestra which is responsible for this consists of thirty members and is directed by Miss Bess Huey. ln September, try- outs for the orchestra are held, Practice makes for per- fection, sa ever Tuesday and Thursday, rehearsals are held during the fifth period. A special practice is also f l held on Friday for the violins, cloririets, and the piano. Miss B, Huey. director of the Clwfdl Club and ln addition to playing for dramatic productions and as- o es 'd m ' em semblies, the orchestra performs with the combined choral clubs for concerts and the annual spring broad- cast over station WHAT. There are three separate choral clubs: two for girls and one for boys, To obtain admittance to the choral clubs one must try out before Miss l-luey, ta test for pitch, musical memory, and voice quality, Striving skillfully for perfection, the advanced choral club, the beginning Sophomares, and the boys practice twice a week. one cms rrrrrrr Raw: Irvine, naps, Briss, Peru, Rose, awe, sean, Ridley, Bates. ssma nw: Risirer, rrrirrrer, ssmer, Msnormia, crrrii, Senvev, Burroughs, Merrgers, DeHart, Pose. Third Raw: Menus, Holton, Brown, Gray, irerrsrr, Krauss, saves, Meyer, Hin, Keller. rorrrnr nw: Wells, Fritx, urrrri, niiimrsrr, ssrrinrrrirr, ssemrrrr, miie, Matthies- srsrr, Lnwrerrse, Mrrsnrrrmia. ramr nw: srrnsssr, Hill, Hnrlarher, Mrmrews, mefrrmrr, amisii, Krrrruf, narrmm, aerrigrro. sim Raw: H. Meisrsr, Sumter, rsrgrrsarr, urrrrs, oriick, Sharp, MacDonald, Reid, Muorby. Reading hum Len In iiigiin M. weiuer, Dicner, Davis, welirer, rsiiienien, Ovens, nigiey, Nerieener, cgwgiii, Heber, Mengere, Lenrning, clever, Robinson, Janne, cor, wgiren, nnraen, Kravitz, Dhersl, Mooney, Morgan, Shulhamer, Guiling, Woodward, Treelave, Walker, Menae, As the atmosphere of Christmas steals through the school The choral clubs and orchestra work diligently to give a delightful program. Blissful, blithe, balmy spring approaches and again the orchestra and choral clubs practice for the spring program for assembly, radio, and other performances. cnnningnnni, wmrerenn. After this, work is quickly begun on the commencement pieces and a superb performance is given. For the third gear in succession, Collingswood High has sent pupils as members of the New Jersey State Chorus. This year the participants are John Crawford, Frank Mood. Robert Owens, Conrad Knauf, Mural Irvine, and Bernadette Setzler. Front new wngaiieia, aeya. Abrams, Mooney, Oberst, iiezeier, sieeign, Marvin, Hnlston, cririeiie. Second new: Mienew, ragga, Mecgy, Cnflerly, Hnirgnme, Aieaer, Benign, siinrere, niener. Third new iiygn, wrigni, sewer, spgrire, Mgrgnn, Green, cnngni, Newnnrn, Baile. Fourth Row: semen, Grier, Mcinin, Rigging, Moore, onirger, Dyer, rergnenn, reyinr, vnie. rim- nw: Jones, Anderson, Warner, srieeiin, wnre, Cow iii, Smith, Meigngniin Mengere, uwene, Young, crnwiera. siren Raw: vremiien, iiimireeir, senniidi, xeiigwny, giginb, 1. Meiiier, Nun:- iierger, ngrnen, swnne, Mena, Wilkerson, Rainey. 'JEL .eeli.' +6 . . .,'4?,,?-L .Nerf i , , - -SW , rel? .iff EI'3'fr1 - Ref ,M . . . ' N . x s' X- -. 1 .vr u . f, ,A .- wwf' .--ff. . .r 1 Q t ,LA V Mfr-. . ,, is it J ' WS. ' hi' . , ' ': f ' My 'Qs ' fp . W-- '. ,im 1 ., M- vmm Q Nm ,QQyp'f4Q?, ' F ,L R., . , , , , K -1,4 5 e '-' P ' K ,' J ! , . 'Q . 5 X i Y . n K , i , if v ' 4 ,E -Y---MMQYLL... 'S I . . ' 1 Q if Q s xj , .. ' N - - . 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Nnqw PM-, - am, QS, ,-:.f?:q X .'Q-,'2-Htiigfjsfrfrlhfp wQ,q.L,f,+v 'Fi' ' ' :, mf ' . ' WE' 'il ' PRlNG--at last! One can almost hear the students heave a long sigh of relief as this thought flashes through their eager minds. School is not such a bad place after all, what with the thoughts of all the spring sports ahead, and the glorious, glorious thought of commence- ment, The heretofore tiresome trek to the alma mater becomes one of pleasure and an- ticipation. Who minds sitting in a classroom with the windows wide open and the ever-wel- come sun streaming in? lThe one cloud on the horizon is in the form of that horrible word examination l, During the lunch period, Stu- dents have various ways of amusing themselves. The boys can be seen playing baseball, or some other form of ballg while the girls, jumping rope, make a pretty picture in their gay dresses. After regular school hours, the various spring sports, golf, baseball, track, and tennis, are practiced. Speaking of golf, the atmosphere of spring, when all the birdies sing should aid the golfer in making a few birdies himself. Fore! With that shout of warning here come those merry lads toting their golf sticks, all ready for an invigorating eighteen holes. lf one takes the trouble to glance at the fields across from the school after a strenu- ous day of brain wearing and tearing, he can readily discern the perfection of style of these fellows as they take symmetrical whacks at the ball. Upon closer inspection, one can iden- tify the players as Norman Kelloway, .lack Del'laven, Glenn Sutton, Frank Cowgill, Edwin Mackert, Harry Keller, Robert McKee, Bud MacNelly, and Albert Sterner, These golfers mn sprang brings mn. Wien activities ns the tennis team prepares for u match, students leave school In attend 0 truck meet and Tully leaps his annual Spring business. The golf mm garnered on nie green: Left to Right: simtm, cuwgtii. Mmm, Kel' iowuy, cmii Holston, xeiief, mia ncnmn. Keller gets sul' of the rough and Dc Haven tees off. are under the able coaching and direction of Mr. H. K. R. Holston, who is an ardent player himself. The boys practice by themselves whenever and wherever they can. They are also eager participants in the Group A lnter-Scho- lactic Golf Tournament. For five consecutive Mondays, starting usually about April 12, these battles are held at the Iron Rock Country Club. The schedule follows: Monday, April 12, I937 Colls vs. Haddon Heights Monday, April I9, l937 Colls vs. Haddonfield Monday, May 3, l937 Colls vs. Camden Monday, May lO, l937 Colls vs. Merchantville Monday, May l7, l937 Playoff between Winners of Group A and B. A golf team in the Collingswood High School is comparatively new4only three seasons old, in fact. It is, however, a very welcome addition, The aim of these boys and Mr. Holston is to build up a golf team in the future that will take on anything and anybody and come out on top with flying colors. As the golf team gets under way, the track team practices patiently for their difficult season. Signs of the successful season are already shown by the team's placing first in the Phila- delphia Suburban Relay at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. The winning combination is Est- low, Bullington, Clark, and Magee. High iumpers who thrill the track fans are Duke Alexander, a new Sophomore star, Frank Jakob, Al Le Sage, and Everett Canine. The boys who show up exceptionally well as they fly through the air in the broad jump are Magee, Schaefer, and Yerkes. Schaefer goes over the pole, saaaa, First Row: Crane, M. aaya, onus, Huey, R. Boyd, Karpaae, Lankswien, Mark, Wusrer. Second Row: Pawell, Wullnn, Hartman, Berry, camanen, sharp, msrwieir, Wilbrahurn, Cherbanneau, Duus. Third Row: Kruse, Mgr. Harmon, Sreele, Mgr. Schaefer, Eiilovl, Alelander, Magee, W. Schacler, Clark, Groo, Men- qers, Piver, Moore, Martin, Dinnella, Mgr. srfasm. Fourth Row: fax, neigmm, Morson, Alllinsan, Munro, Canine, Friedman, Sinclair, Le Sage, Yerkes, Mungensyern. Lnvlcr: Verlret, putting the Sharp Clark, burning up the finders, and Siecle hurling the iavelin, Alexander, nys omaaan nm an vim nm greatest or me. xv . I 5-,. .Q .4 a.'2 . Q , . ,3j,g:f'ff'i ' ,ww 'Q Y gal- A 'H df' ...- ' Audubon, encountered in on eorly meer, is defected by o one-sided score of 764811, Following the Audubon meet, the Colls emerge os victors in the Moorestown, Atlantic City, Woodrow Wilson, ond Trenton contests ond ot the University of Delciwore Meet, Fomous pole voulters ore Bill Schoefer, who lost yecir broke the South Jersey pole voult record, Walt Wilbrohom, o new ond promising recruit, ond Jock Duus. For the weights, Drdxo, Yerkes, Kruse, Le Soge, ond S, Boker ore the moinsioys for the Colls. Super-sprinting stors ore Estlow, Mogee, Mengers, ond Bullington. These boys burn up the cinders olong with the following distonce runners: Bob ond Murroy Boyd, Obus, ond Crons in the milej Wurster ond Heck in the hcilf mile, and Clcirk ond Bullington in the quorter mile. Two new feotures of track this year ore the iovelin throw in which Holes, Steele, S. Boker 56 Timber toppers in action. Wurxier wins the 880. Est- iow mis one iw main. Magee, the new track mi ol the year. sets a new record on the 226 dash. and Martin participate, and the high and law hurdles, run by Schaefer, Estlow, and Sharp. The Calls appear in all league meets and the ardent track fans may be sure that they are supporting another championship team. While the long legs of the track men are swiftly running around the course and striving to clear the high-jump bar, the umpire calls Batter up! and the great American game of baseball begins. A brace of runs in the ftrst, third, and sixth innings enables Camden High to hand- the Calls their first defeat. Hasson is on the fir- ing line for the entire game. Although the Calls are weak with the willow, the game is most interesting. Meeting Bridgeton in the second tilt of the season, the Calls came through with their first victory. With Stanton working on the mound and at the plate, the final score is 5-O, Piling up their runs midway in the contest, the Calls -High tossers conquer Haddonfield High by a score af 5-3. Kepner, who senres ably in the pitcher's box, and Duke Bailey, who serves behind home plate, are assisted by the whole team. With the scare l-O in favor of the Haddans Kirk steps up to the plate and slaps a home run, The Calls tally four more runs and the Hacldons two. Result: Victory for the Colls. Members of the baseball team proc- tice before startlng an qll-important game. I Date Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May lu ne Talkative third baseman Spillane outfield r B r tll , e eger, sou paw Hasson, manager Bonner, twirler Stanton, catcher Bailey, and slugger Kepner. I0 I7 20 73 30 4 7 ll l4 I8 22 Z5 28 I BASEBALL SCH EDULE Opponent .....,...,.Camden ,.,......,.,.,.,Bridgaton .........,.,.,..HuddnnfieId .........,.,.,...Merchantville ........,.,Woodrow Wilson ..,.....,.,.,...HnddonfieId ....,...,.,......Vineland ,............,..,......MillvilIe ........Haddan Heights ..............,.,..Camden ..........Tome Scllaal .....,......Woadbury ...........Trenton . ...,. ..,.,.,.,. A udubon Kirk slides into third base, Conch Byhaln and acting captain Kirk discuss the prospects of this yenr's baseball team. i i l Baseball is one game about which no pre- dictions can be made and this explains its fas- cination for so many people. Certain players can always be depended upon to sparkle. Among them are the letter men: Stanton, pitcher, Bailey, catcher, l-lasson, pitcher and outfielder, l-leitz, first basemang and Kirk, out- fielder and acting captain. With the support of the new members who have been added to the teom, Collingswood has a surprisingly good baseball team. Along with the Slugging of the pill with the willow tnamely baseballl all the aspiring male tennis players, under the guidance of Coach Joseph Goldstein, bring out their rockets and begin to smash tennis balls around. Collings- wood High has been in the Boys' League for three years, taking second, first, then third places. This year Johnnie Lentz manages Bob Herald, Irving Brennon, Richard Rogers, and William McCurdy as singles players. Robert Billings and Edgar Schopbach team up os doubles Others who intend to see plenty of action are Robert Leaming, William McKnight, William Bennett, and Wallace Humphries, There's no reason why these fellows can't top the list again this year because they are surely going to convert good old Collingswood's fighting spirit into victorious tennis matches. Tennis balls swish back and forth, high ond low, here and there and the girls are at it again. Elsie Rogers and Betty Fulmer surely do know how to swing it-the tennis racket, of course! Then there's faithful Frannie Allen, steady as they come, and zealous Zito Swiecickigiust as fast as the wind. Batting the balls down at the net, stands Betty Brown and all the girls look determined to defy all de foes, New recruits to the courts are Thoira Roberts, Mary Ellen Oesterle, Dit Bailey and Beatrice Foster. All are working hard to secure a position on the tennis team. Why all the excitement, you ask? The Collingswood girls have entered the new South Jersey Girls' Tennis League and they're out to trample down all opposition in order to gain possession of the first league title. In the spring, when a young mon's fancy turns to love, the talented musicians of the Band and of the Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps turn their thoughts to their annual concert held on May i4 After weeks of long, tiresome practice the program is at last complete The sour notes and queer sounds which floated from Room 50 during the first few practices have been re- placed by the harmonious music of the excel- lent program. Dale Apr Apr. May May May May May May May May May May BOY'S TENNIS SCHEDULE Opponents 28-Bridgeton ,.... .... ........ H o me 30-Auduhan ....... ........ A way 3-Pitman ............. , ....... Home 5-Maorestawn .....,.... ...,.,.. A way 7-Trenton .......,........... .....,,. H ame I0-Woodrow Wilson ..,.... .Away IZ-Woodbury ........,... ,....... A way I 1-Open I7-Glasshorn ..... ..,,.,.. A way I9-Camden ....,... Home 2l-Open 24-Haddonfield ...,. , .....,. Home The singles team in action. Bob Nearld, Na. l player, returns a difficult serve The mars tennis squad, Len to night: Mgr. Lenlz, Rogers, Billings, Shapbach. Leaming, Caach Gold- stein, Brennan, Bennet! and Herald. Rogers serves for Oh! doubles Ream. The gills' tennis squad: Front low, Lelf to Right: Oslerle, Brown, Rogers, Bailey. Bork Row: Mgr. Christie, mx, rulmu, mm, sm- titki, Roberts, Allen, Conch Gnilaghlr. Date May Moy May Moy Moy lune GIRLS' TENNIS SCHEDULE Opponents 5-Bridgeton .... ......., H ume IZ-Vineland ..,.,. ......... A way 20-Palmyra ...,.......,........... ......... A way Z1-Moorestown Friends ......,....... Home Z6-Woodbury ..,............ ......... A way Z-Haddonfield .... ..,.,... H ome The program consists of marches, overtures, and waltzes played by the Band. Then, the music of the Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps makes your teet commence to tap, and stirs that something inside of you. Bang-whang- whang goes the drum, tootle-te-tootle the fife, as the girls play their stirring march, Four of the buglers-Elaine Claypool, Grace Comfort, Virginia Ferguson, and Margaret Walker-produce a novelty: a bugle quartet! The Trio Triad, guest stars for the evening, plays several delightful selections. The trio consists of Miss Jane Kolb, pianist, Mr. Leonard Moss, violinist, and Mr. Herman Liehenthol, cellist. Another guest star is Miss Agnes Bryson, the soprano soloist with the Wanamaker Band Uncle Joe Canine, the able director of the Band, has written a stirring march which he named The Graduate, lt is dedicated to the Class of i937 Martha Christie has written words for the trio arrangement, The music and words are enjoyed by a large audience which attends the concert. A clarinet solo by Ethel Cox, a tuba solo by Robert Morris, violin solo by Robert Leaming, and a saxophone solo by Selma Guerra-all con- tribute to the everlirlg's melody. Each Spring brings forth the selection of cer- tain outstanding students lor various school or- garlizations. UPPER PICTURE The flrst of these, the Quill and Scroll, is an honorary society for high school journalists, This chapter was begun by Collingswood in l93i and consists of those members of the Knight and the Calls-High News staffs who success- fully meet the requirements which the Quill and Scroll set forth, Fronr Row: Director Canine, Harlachcr. Dunlap, Blackman, Berry, S, Guerra, G. Guerra, Sllellllnmer, Eppler, Ware: Warner, Belller Rndebuugll, Jnep, Drum-lnoiur. Second Row: Paine, Johns, E. Cox. Bllthonan, Miller, Locke: Cooling, Hawkins, Jackson, Wilkerson, Mooney, Mend, Goiling, Knuul, Powell. Third Row: Robinson, Leamillg. De Maria llolliwell, null, Rainey, Morris, swim, Kellum, Armstrong, Muigers, l-mimi, mn, Walton, wiigln. LOWER PICYURE miie new Grier, nmim-maiar, lmliizli, Tuiwilcr, williumm, Elton, Kirby, Mcliraugh, Nlccmli, Keller, lzeriaell, Kncisell, Quinl, Braun, Holmead, Axnev, Jay, MacDonald, D. MacDonald. Second Raw: Claypool, Purbeck, Snwden, min, Macaw Herzog, Nam., clmmbm, field, Hickman, E. umm, Hautz, mm, lluiir, Dlmran, Comfort. Third Row: DePaul, Marlin, Needham, M:LaughIin, Penhallow, Pole, Moore, Ferguson, Ray, Frazer, Walker, Morris, Waalsron rw 'nie mv Quan and smut. np naw, Le!! to night: isiuyas, Haiwmse. netsw, nmnpmi, comfort. annum nw: Aruder, ci-my Riecki, amen. Buttom: canaieirgm min mes at me coils-High News and Knight Bunuuet. These requirements are as follows: the mem- bers must be in the upper third of the class, must excel in some department of the school publications, must be recommended and op- proved by their sponsor and national officers and must be at least a Junior in High School, the work of the combined News and Knight staffs is climaxed in the annual bounteous banquet which is held on May 9. Dr. Michail M Dorizas, a noted lecturer from the University of Pennsylvania, is the guest speaker, and he thrills each young journalist with his tales of adventures in foreign lands. lt is at this festive feast that the members of the Quill and Scroll are initiated and various awards are given. An entirely new organization this year in Collingswood l-ligh is a chapter of the National Honor Society, with Mr. J, Arthur Ferner and Mr. Harry Miller as sponsors, There are forty- six members, twenty-eight Seniors and eighteen Juniors, who are outstanding in the four quali- fications that are required by the National me The speakers' table at the C ll o s High News and Knight banquet. Society, Leadership, scholarship, service, and character are the prime factors in the selection of these members, by a faculty group. Every boy who has received a letter in athletics in Collingswood l-hgh is included in the Varsity Club, organized this year. Under the leader- ship af Mr. l-lolston this club plans many en- joyable features, 62 he final As the school year draws to a close t nioyable school activities are reached. The t Service is held on June 6 in the W. M, Baccalourea e ' A with Rev. l Auditorium Lutheran High Schoo Collingswood Weaver of the West Church as the speaker. Every day is crowded with last minute Senior doings, with auto- graphing of the newly issued Knights holding sway. The long awaited graduation dav, Julie IO, finally arrives and with impressive exercises held in the Scottish Rite Temple, three hundred and twenty-four Collingswood High School Sen- ta strive, to seek, to find, last set out tors at and not to yield, ' ns in Cal- The two new orgonixutm lingswaarl High mis your ara ina Nalianal Honor Snciely lupper pics ture! and the Varsity Club ilawrr pierrrrei. 63 VARSITY CLUB ROLL Harry Bailey, Ray Beals, James Beck, Richard Bulling- Yon, Jnhu Clark, Everett Canine, Jnrk Dellaven, Fronles ' D'diu, James Dunlop, Edward Esllow, Wil- lr Friedman, Bernard airlra, Joseph r liam rannrain, William ras, lasap ralmrr, Lian Clawacki, Lynrraarl Grilfiihs, Robert Halas. les rlairs, Lawrence Hannsssrr, Rub' way. Jassnlr lcirlr. Arthur Hassan, clrar arr Herald, Frank Jakobs, Norman Kello ' hard Kina, Lester Kruse, Alfred Le5agc, George Kach 'Iliom Malsharaar, laslr Marrin, McLaughlin, Rl: line, Garilan Magee, wr Arthur Marvin, Norman MtKim, Russell Charles Mengers, William Miller, Jalln Pulliam, John liass, Theodore lzrrssall, Willard Schaefer, William Sharp, Richard Schindler, Edgar Shapbuck, James spillana, Le- Roy sranran, Roy siaala, walrar willrralram, Jann Wur- slar, Ray waaa, ana Larris varkas. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROLL 'riia saniar members ar callinaswaarl Chapter ara: Virginia Ayers, Bessie Bauer, lzalrsrr Blackman, William Carly, Alfred sanliab, Barnard ririmar, saaraa Wright, William waaas, lalin Pulliam, Samuel lzrirlaaraw, nararlry Holcombe, Doris Jnanalina, Flaranra rarrniar, Adelle ri Krattenmakcr, Mural lrrina, nlanrlia M Kee, virginia Seaman. ' Alice Lam, lcailrry Lcntz, Virginia Haislar, Robert r Jean walalr, Jeanne Rigley, nararliy Pairaiaar, sliryas. nlial uarsnaimar, Mariorie Davies, Leonard mn, Everett Canine, Frances Allen, Mary Jana Bendcll, Mary Finrlr, liianara Githans, lcaniryn Green, Albert l-lnbar, Barry Maraan, Alma cbarsr, Elliolt Oslar, sarnarlarrr cnarlas Mengcrs, o srarle. william Barbara White, onus, Mary Ellen s ssrrlar, Narma Sharp, Hilda Walton, Leonard walf, and Elixahelh Worrell. , ' fx I 'SM x . N Y X B. ' 1 - . ! v-.. -. . W ' ' .E v fx f+ A N. U 'S-, wx. , e 34. X - W ,5 X , 'xx L .3551 , ff ' v'?r-.V,,,,...4w-U - ht., 4r ' ' ..f- 4 ,fl X ,N -...5,,.q-1' , . J R, ' ' 2 -X I , f 1? I. X ,gi ,,,f f -, F5 Tug,-nm F: V ,Aw ,K JL .,5, M5353 ,...., ,.l -I in gl Z., 1. Q 1, r .. af Twig.. ' 4 'S - ge 1, 'Z -K lvl? - ' ' , ,EQ :E ' N 1 5 .- ,Y ' Lg xx. ' . - ' M 4. 4 - -- A, .. 3 .- M- Q -. 11.-w 1 W , .' 1 .5 4.f5 'TZ9:'F gm ,. ' ,. f K A 'He' J: K ' ' ' Q i - ' JL? 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Ruben Bluckmgns in-el cox. Mmm cnrmiqfrmnk Eshlnmnn, Mm spark, mmm Males. smug vfmgm-, wamnm nm-min. lnwer: CLASS OF 1937 Upper: Flank Eshlernun, Class President, Mr Hurry Miller, a Senior Class Adviser. cum: nm Rogers, cum Treasurer: Mu. mel Jmbm, anon-er Class Adviser, maniac sshlemn, Class sammy. THE Class of N37 has for its three years at High School existence elected the same four people as class atficers, Genial Frank Eshleman is presidentg honor student Robert Blackman is yice-presldentj buslnesslike Juanita Eshleman is secretaryg and all-round athlete Elsie Rogers is treasurer. These four students have been fortunate in having three capable and friendly advisers: Miss Esther Snake, Mrs, Ethel Jacobsen, and Mr, Harry Miller. During the second semester the Senior Class selected outstanding personalities. Adelle Lottt, Edna Cliver, and Sal- yator Benigno-veterans all-rank tirst tor their acting ability, Noise and uproariaus laughter characterize the two class comedians, Mary Penn and Charles Stanger, Hockey, football, basketball, track, and tennis all have contributed toward the making at the outstanding athletes, Elsie Rogers and Frank Jakob. ln the musical organizations of the school many students have participated. The Senior Class has elected Ethel Cox and Robert Blackman as outstanding rnusicians. Two people who can always be depended upon for cheer- ful assistance and pleasant companionship are Martha Christie and Frank Eshleman --most popular girl and boy. The two best looking seniors are Mary Sparks and Robert Hales. William Fountain, basketball star and Fred Astaire on the ballroom floor, has earned the title man-about-town. At- tractive, black haired Bertha Vaughn, who also likes to dance, is termed the sophisticated lady of the class. 5 i Mlss Esther Snake, u Senior Adviscrg Rube!! Blackman, Class Vic:-President. x. CORINNE ABRAMSON Academic Blrtli: Phiindelphiu, Pennsylvania: Juni: 30, 1920 lmidem: 116 Dm Avenue, cnllinqsnwa rimrm Study: sngnsh Favorite Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: Swimming Anivioiu: Pray Usher 3: may Committee sg coil: High News 2, 5, 4: acura nf Control 3: onmnq 2 SYLVIA AKMAN General sinh: Bnlwnnfc, Maryland, September 5, 1920 Residence: is-11 wnoatvnnc Avenue, wma- lynne rmme sway: None rmriw Amusement: Dancing swan: skin: sewing Activities: Olierettc 2 WALTER ALLEN General aim-: cniuwsvnod, Novi mm, snnwfn- unr nv, ww uma:-nw -111 Lincoin Avenin-, cnmngs- ixovd Favorite SNHYI Pl1Y5lCs favorite Anwswiene: naming spain: skin: Thinking Activities: can 4 SARAH ANDERSON Commercial sinh: Pbrovo, Pnnnsvzvnnic, September S, 19:9 Reiidclltei 19 East Clinton Av,mm, Oak- lvn favorite sway: Bookkecping Favorite Arnusemeno: Dancing swan: skin: Tvning Anivines: Cons High rim RUTH ANGUS Commercial aim.: wnxnae dwg, wennwvnnin, Novem- bcf 14, 191.5 nexium: 1201 Ngnwn Avenue, ww Co .:ng:nn0a Favorite Study: Eng'ish Favorite Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Typing Activities: Ullewlla 2 HELEN ARADER Academic Birth: Camden, New Jersey: Moy 13, 1920 Reiidelice: 212 Lakeview Drive, Collings- xiocd Favurite Study: Mathematics Favorite Arnumnenr: Praying tennis Special Skill: Swimming Anivieiesz Pxqv usher -ig Knight swif 45 Glcc Club 2, 3, -lg Quill ond Scroll, EVELYN AUSTIN Commercial Birth: Miiniu:-, Now Jenni, February 11, 1915 Reiidelliui 231 ArldI50li Avenue, Wvslmbnl Fnimioe sway: Bookkeeping rmriw Anwmnwr: Fishing Special Skill: nnining GLADYS AXNER Commercial ami: Pimfinxnnin, Pennsvzvnnia, Decem- hQr 16, 1918 Residence: 2-4 Eos! Walrus Tcrroro, Coi- lmeisnond rnvnraw Study: Shorlhcnd Favorite Amusement: Dancing smini Skill: Playing me p:nnn Activities: Plcv Usher 4 MARGARET AYER General sinh: Pnilnnnrpnin, Pennsylvania, February 9, 1920 Residence: SUE White Horse Pike, WCS! cciwngsnwa Favorite Study: History Favarite Amusement: Drawing Svecial Skill: Drcv-mg VIRGINIA AYERS Academic sim.: Rufcdqc, Pennsylvania: swrembnf 7 If7'9 nmarm: 10 Knight Avenue, cfflingsuooa Favorite sway: French Favurile Amusement: Going to the movies Special Skill: Playing hockey Activities: may usher ag Play cnmminne 3, 4, Bourd of Control 4: Hockey 2, 3, ei, Nnrinnnr Honor society, THE 1937 KNIGHT 68 THOMAS BABCOCK General Birth: Camden, New Jerseyj May 15, 1919 minanca: 211 Burrwoan Avanlia, Calling:- wood ravariia study: Clicrnistry Favorite Amusement: Taking lhlrigslauart and putting them together again Special Skill: Eating HARRY BAILEY General siren: callingswaaa, New Jcrsay: May s, 1919 ltasiaai-iaa: While Horse Pike, Kirkwood rayariia Study: Malnaniaiias ravarin: Amusement: None Special Skill: Playing baseball Activities: Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. BETTY BAKER General sirni: Callinasttaaa, New Jersey, August ls, 1015 Residence: 12 Frazer Avenue, Collingsvload Favorite Study: English Favorite Aniiiraniaiie: Riding ina scenic railways Special Skill: Drawing ELEANOR BARNETT General Birth: Niagara Falls, New York: March 22, 1920 Residence: 107 Conard Avanlle, Collings- wood ravarira Study: Mathematics Favorite Amusement: Drawing Special Skill: Commercial art Activities: Knight Staff 4: Qliill and Scroll, STEWART BARN ETT Academic Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Septem- ber 10, 1919 Residence: 1303 Grant Avenue, West Col- lingsiiaaa Favorite Study: None Favorite Amusement: Playing football Special Skill: Eating Actlvllles: Senior Play -lj Glee Club 4. JOHN BASFORD General sirni: Ml. Ephraim, New Jersey: septem- ber 19, 1915 Resiaanra: 205 Gliilfara Avanlla, calling:- WOOU Favorite Study: Physics rayarira Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: Playing brtdae BESSIE BAUER Commercial sinh: Piiilaaalnnia, Pennsylvania: April ls, l92O nasiaaiiaa: 425 East Melrose Ax-entre, vvasrrnani Favorite Study: Hislary ravariti: rtiriawiianr: Swimming Spaclal Skill: swinirning Activism: Naiiarial Honor Societv 4, carl: High News 2, carnrrnnanrnrrii Usher 3 JOHN BEAUSANG Academic Birth: Worcester, Massachusetts: Novem- bar 6, 1919 Residence: 122 Madison Avenue, Collings- wood Favorite Study: Pllyslcs Favorite Amusement: Sxtlnlrttirig Special Skill: Swlmmlrig Activities: Sttlrnnilng -l JAMES BECK General Birthfggglllrigswood, New JGFSOVI March S, Residence: 15 East Zane Avenue, Collings- wood Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Participating in span: Special Skill: Doing the wrong thing Activities: Football 4g Varsity Clllb 4. MARIE BELL General Birth: wilnivaarl, Nnw Jersey: Dacarnbar 21, 1916 Residence: Wltltc Horse Pike, Stratford Favorite Study: Biology Favorite Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Writing stories 69 TH E 1937 KNIGHT SALVATOR BENIGNO General sinh: mwaaaiprira, Pennsylvania, Merch 20, IQI9 Residence: i652 Soulh Collmgs Road, Camden Favorite sway: 1-rrsrary ravarira Arrraaamaar: 1-1arrr1ar11arr1a aar- raar area raaaa saaaiar Skill: Singing Aariyiraaar sraaa and raaniam crab 2, 3, -1, rarrrar Plas 3, sarrrar Pluv 1, cars Hugh Narrs 3, Graa Club 3, 3, -1, Srara crrarra 5, Op:-rclto 2 WILLIAM BENNETT Academic siren: Nexxurk, Nair Jarsar, oarauar 24, lQlf3 Rcsidcncci 33 EUS! H1llUCSl Avcmlc, Cul- lrrrgsaaaa rararira sway: caarrrrarry rarariw Amusement: sairraa spariar skin: narraraa Aanynaas: Play Comirvitl-in -1, Graa crab 1, Baara of caarrar 1, PT.A. Repre- aaararrva 4, Oocrcllcr 2. EDWARD BERGER Commercial sirrrrwracarrraaa, Nair Jarsay, rar-rrrary 18, ' iS nasiaarraaf 604 Naarari Ararrrra, oaklyrr Favorite Shrdy: Nona Favorite Amusement: Hrrarra fpccial Skill: Nom? PEARL BISCHOFF Commercial sinh: waarrrrarrr, Ncvt Jersey, Naiarriaar zz, 1919 Raaiaariaar 25 Maple Ara-aaa, waarraaar rayarira sway: Histurx rayarira Araaaaraarrra sa.raar1a., saaaiar skin: Surnrnrmg RO B ERT B LAC K Commercial nrrurr Le Traaarr, Franca, May ao, 1919 rzasiaarraaf 310 Cypress Araaaa, waaaryarra ravarira sway: Hrsrary rayarrra Araasarrraarr raaraasi spaaaar skin: slaaaraa Aariyirias: Paaraau 2, 3, ROBERT B LACKMAN Academic sam.: fwarrrra crry, New Jcrscyg Ncvcrn- ber 23, I9l8 Residence: 7 East Collrngs Avenue, Col- 11.-aaaaaa rayarrra sway: Mamaraarras ravarira Ammmanr: Playing tha sala- vhaaa Special Skill: Pissing the saxophone Activities: Ncrtroriol Horror Society -lg cms Oftrcrr 2, 3, 4, saarrr of Cans fro' 3, rl, Commencement Usher 3, sara 1, 3, 1, orahaarra 2, 3, P. T. A. Rr-rar.-Qarr1ar11a z, Honor sraaara. BERN ICE BLANCHARD General Birth: Cu111ilf'1, Nan Jcrscxg Scplambcr IO, 10111 rzariaaaaaa 25 wtaaaaaaa, rvaarmaar Favorite sway: rrraran Favorite Amusumcrll: Curvoelng spaaiar Skill: rrrrriaraaaarrrra RAYMOND BOENNlNG Commercial airr1rH14aa1r1iar1r, Nair ram-1, October S, ReSillcncD: U9 UNCC! Axrsrvlti, Westmont Favarira sway: srrarmana Favorite Amusement: Swrmmmg spaaiar skin: Draxxmg Aclivitits: Flux' Cblwvltlet -l WILLIAM BONNER Commercial Birth: lrc'cr1d, Aura 115, 1920 naaiaaaaa: 5-1 L1aaa1a Ayaaaa, carrarraac hood Favorite sway: Baallaaaraa rayarira Araararaarrrf Ealing saaarar skin: sraaprrra Arrayirias Basaaau Manager 4 GRACE BOWDITCH Commercial earth: ca:1.ria511aaa, Naw Jaraay, March 17, l'?lQ naaaaarraar 192 Laaasraa rxyarrrra, Collings- aaaa rayariw sway: swarrrraaa ravarira Arrrasarrraara Playing rr-raa Special sum: oraryrryg THE l937 KNIGHT 70 GAYLE BOYD Commercial Birth: Wr11rin:1srrrg, Pennsylvania, March 3, l9l9 llesidentttt lf? East C0llllEr AVENUE, CDi- linqsvsood Favorite Study: Bookkeeping Favorite Amusement: Drawing Special Skill: Drawing MU RRAY BOY D Academic Birth: Palvrson, Nan Jersey, Suolcmllcr 23. IOIS iirsidrrrrrr: IIOS Eldridge Ainnrrn, west Cr:11rryJ5n:r1:rJ rnyrrrirrr sorray: vinsirs Favorite Amusement: Mean nrnkrng Special Skill: Making rrrrpmn: rnnrsris Aeriyirirr: irrrrir 3, 4, CHARLES BRETT Commercial Birth: crJ11rnqQr.r:rJr1, New Jnrscv: Arrgusi 29, 191s Reiidcllcal l3l Luvinsirlc Aventis, Collings- Wood rrmrirr Study: 1-1rsrr:ry r.-rrrrrire Arrrrrserrrerir: Sports Special skin: sinrurng MERRILL BRITTINGHAM General Birth: celririrr-Need, New Jcrscvp January 26. i920 imiaerrrr: 425 Woodlawn Ayenrrr-, C01- I1nOSi1Dotl Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Plaxing football Special Skill: Roller skating ROBERTA BROWN Commercial Birth: Collingswood, New Jrrsr-y, Jrriy 17, l9l9 Residence: 9523 Sfckcs Avenue, Collings- wood Favorite Study: Commercial law favorite Amusement: Swimming Special Skill: Taking cure of children BETTY BROWNE General Birth: Philadelphia, Penrisylvaniag Scotsm- rrnr 9, 1919 Residence: 20 Penn Avenue, Collingswood marine Study: English Favorite Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: Knitting WILLIAM BUCK General nirrirr Pni1rrr1r1p1iir:, Pennsylvania, January 16, 1911 Rrsiarrrrrr: 1:-6 Errsr Hein: Aynnae, ocr1:1yrr rrryrrrirn Study: French Favorite Amusement: Riding o bicycle Special skin: Playing prngeporrg ALMA BURBAGE Commercial sirrir: Cc-lirrrrrsyrrwd, New Jarseyj Mny 4, l9l9 Residence: 5-l0 Haddon in-Qnrrn, cniiingre :rand Favorite Study: Literature rayrrrire Arrrrrrerrrerri: snirnrrririg Special Skill: S1x1rr1ming JOHN BURNS General Birthfgiiallmgmvood, New Jersey, April 3, S Residence: West Hrllcrcst Avemic, Col- irngsnnoa rrrvrrire Study: arryrrgy rrrvrrriir Arrnrrrrrrerro: Grrnnrng Special Skill: Shooting JEAN CAFFERTY Academic sirrir: wan cr:111nQ5n0rJrJ, New Jersey, one :amber 19, 1919 Residence: -ll2 Catlell Avcliub, Wtsl Col- Iingsviood Favorite sriray: History Favorite Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Making handiwork Activities: Play Ushcr -lg Glee Club 2, 3, -lg Swimming 3 71 THE i937 KNI GHT WILLIAM CARTY Academic airrlr: callinacnaad, New Jersey, seprern- bor 23, l9l9 narirlerrce: :ll New Jerse5 Avenue, cal- rrngcneaa , Favorite srrray: Pnycrcc I rararire Arnrirerrrerror Making irnnaa from wood special slrill: Making farniirire Acririliac: Naiianal Hanar saciery 4: may ucner 3, Play Committee -l, Co lc Haan News 3, 4, aaara of can. lral 3, Commencement Usher 3, lr. Rea crass canncil 2, P 1. A Pass canlariye 3, Hanar snrrlanv, Qnrll and scroll ARLINE CHAMBERS General Birth: Mapcslmdc, New Jcrscvy JarirlafY 25. 1020 ncriacrrcc: s Garirala Alanna, callrnac- hood Favorite Study: Algebra Favorite Amusement: Dancrna special skill: Dancing Aciiyiries: Play Ucner 4, calls High News 2, 3, 4, Bugle and Drum Corps 2, 3, 4, Dparcna 2 MARTHA CHRISTIE Academic nirnr: Hagesncarir, Nan' Jercayg October 1-r, Residence: llclz slam Ayrnna, callrngc. lyaod Favorite sraay: Franca Favarile Amusement: Riding u Toaner- vll'F: irallrsv special Skill: Parrrcroarrng in cparlc Activities: Piox Usher 35 Krrlgh! Staff 'lj :rece Club 2, 3, 4: snare and Drarn Corps 25 P 'I' A. Reprcsentative 2, 3: Slate clrarils 3, Hockey 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, -ig Basketball 2, 3, 4. JOHN CLARK Academic siren: gieslcr, Panncylyania, ocraiser la, I9 Residence: is Cambridge Road, Westmont rarrarirc Study: Marnarnaricc Favorite Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: Sleeping Acririrics: Cnarrrlwaar -1, Track 3, 4: varsrry Clan -l CHARLES CLARKE Academic uirrn:9lQ6aaabaw, New Jersey, Fcbruary 28, l Residence: Walnut and Lakeview Avenues, Laurel Springs Favorite Study: Lailn Favorite Amusement: Swimming Special Skill: Playing chess Activities: Coils High News 3. ELAINE CLAYPOOL Academic Birth: Philadelphia, Pc-nrisylvarliaj May 9, l920 Residence: 503 Sloan Avcnuc, Wes! Col- lrngcwaacl rararire sandy: Mathematics Favorite Amusement: Ton dancing Special Skill: Swimming Activities: Knight Staff 45 Jr. Red Cross caancrl 4, Bugle and Drarn Corps 2, 3, 4, P T. A. Raprcsenlarivc- -ig snrrnrnrna 3. EDNA CLIVER Commercial Birth: carnaan, New away: raaraary 22, i920 Residence: ZIO Easi Madison Avcmic, Cellrnacneaa Favorite sway: snprirrana Favorite Arrrrrcerrrerrr: Driving Special Skill: Dancing Acririliecr lnniar Play- 3, Senior Play -l, GRACE COMFORT Academic Biflhi Phllqdvlolllcl PCN1syIxOYiiO, Octa- bcr 21, l9l9 Rcsnicrrca: los Fraaar Aianlie, cpllrnac- wood Farlarile Sindy: Chemislrs' rararire Arrirrccrncrrr: Horseback rrclrng Special slrillf Playing ina piano Aclivilies: Knight Slafl -l, Jr Red Crass Council -lj Bugle and Drum Corps 2, 3, -l, Opereita 2: Qarll and scrall. EVERETT CONINE Academic airnr: iilrrlnaaplnla, Pennsylvania, Fenrrr- ary li, mo Residence: I6 Easi Stiles Avenue, Col- llngsnaaa Favorite sruay: Mainanraircc I Favorite Arrrrrcerrrcrrr: Parlicrpalrng in sports Special sliill: Plavrna ine lrarnpal Acririoicc: Narianal Honor saciery 4, Senior Play 4: Play Usher 3, Corri- rnenccrnanr Usher 3, Band z, 3, 4, Swimming -l, Varsliv Club 'IQ Honor Shldvrll. ORVILLE COOLING General airllrfgggllinganaaa, New Jersey: May 14, Residence: 316 Woodiann Terrace, Coi- lrngswpaa rararirc srrrrly: Alaeara rarararc Arrnrccrrrcrrr: Playing football Special slrill: Roller skaiing Aeriririac Play carnrnirraa 4: Hana 4. T HE 1937 KNIG HT 72 DORIS COUNSELLOR General Birtltfglzolem, New Jcrscy, September -J, Residence: IO7 Lincoln Avenue, celllngs- wood Favorite Study: French Favorite Amusement: Driving Special Skill: Playing 0 Hawaiian Guitar ETH EL COX General aittn: cernden, Nclw Jersey: lull: ll, lflls ttesldenee: Us rlrn fiyenne, weedlynne Favorite Study: English reterite Amusement: surrnnnne Special slrrll: Pldylng inn elerrnnt Activities: Bend 2, 3, 4, orcneslre 2, 3, 4. IDA COX General arrth: Trenton, New Jersey: March 6, l9I9 Residence: I6 Cambridge Reed, weslrnent reyeritc study: rnglrstr reverlte Amusement: Attending lerrtnnll genres Special sirius serrnrning Attiviticsi Knight Stalt rl, Chcerlcadcr 3, -l. CHARLOTTE CRALL Academic sirtnfgfgllrngsiiwd, New Jersey: April 3, Residence: 625 Lakeview Drive, Collings- wood rererite study: rrenctr renerite Amusement: Bowling sdeeiel Skill: Playing the piano Activities: Jnnrer Pley 35 senrer Prey 4, eine Club 2, 3, 4, oenrcttn 2. JULIE CRONFELT General Birth: Copcrlllagcn, Dctnmarkg February I, l920 Reiidentel l2IZ Newton Avenue, Wtit Collingswood rewrite Study: Algebra reverite Amusements 'rreyelrng Special Skill: Sneaking foreign languages Activities: Senior PIOY 4. RUTH DAVEN PORT Academic Birth: Camden, New lnrscy, Auril I, IQZO Residence: SI East ceilings Avenue, cel- llwmvsoad Favorite Study: Mathematics reterite Amusement: Riding d rnerry-ere round Snecial Skill: Playing the piano Activities: Play Committee ag Knight Stalf -lj Ecard al Control 3, Jr Red Cross Council -X, Bugle ami Drum Soren 2, 3, 4, Opcrcttu 2, anlll end .cm MARJORIE DAVIES General Birth: Lrverpeel, England, April 27, 1919 Residence: Zll East Haddon Avcrlllu, Oaklsn revetitr: Study: Mathematics reverite Amusement: surrnrnrne Special Skill: Sewing Attivitiesz National Honor Society -ig Play Usher 4: Knight sreit 4, EVANGELINE DAVIS Commercial Birth: Brideeten, Nels Jersey, May 23, l9I9 Residcntlri i72 Lmtnsldc AVQYXLIC, Collings- wood rewrite Study: Shorthand rewrite Amusement: swimming Special Skill: Typing Attlvitlcst Red Cross Couvltll 2, 3: Ecard or Cenlrel 4, Play Committee MARIE DEMPSEY Commercial sirtln: Ptnlndelphre, Pennsylvania, May l4, F720 Residence: llv west Perle Avenue, ontlyn reyerite Study: fininrreen history revel-ite Amusement: nnncing Speeial Skill: Crocheting Activities: Hocleel 3, 4, aestemell 3, 4. ALBERTA DEUTER General airttr: oelelrn, Nels Jersey, January 3, l92l Resiienrez 2I west Haddon Ayenue, Oak- .yn Favorite Study: German rerrerite Amusement: Playing Monopoly speeiel Skill: Getting lest rn e lergn city 73 THE 1937 KNIGHT HUBERT DE VOE General Birth: callrnasnaaa, New Jersey, Felarilary 20, l9zo Residence: -ll7 Talen: Alanna, callrnas. stood rayarile sinay: Malnarnaries rayarile Amttsomeni: Parlieiaalini in SDUHS Special Skill: Playing llaseaarl EDOUARD DE YOUNG General Birth: Phlludclplllu, Pcwrlsylvcrllclj Jllrlr Zl, l9lS Residence: 3lO Wcsi Brovirlirlg Road, Cfll- llnaenaad Favorilo Study: Bldogy , Favorite Amusement: Playing golf Special Skill: siyrrnnnna GRACE DIETERLE Commercial Birllt: Pllllodelplllcl, Pcllllsylxlrlloj Scplcrll- ln:r 7, lflls Residence: lilll Elm Axcmlc, Weil Col- llnllwyood rayorile sriiely: l-linlery Favalile Amttsemcltli Dancing Special Skill: Dranrnn Activities: Jllnrar Play 3, P T A. Rcp- ran-nlaliyc 2, -1, Operella 2. ELIZABETH DII lESS Commercial siren: weilyille, Nan: Jersey-g April 2, IOIS Reriaenee: l2U Exnn manila, wealrnani ravarile sway: Eeanarnire rayarile Arnrisenienlr Gallia lo llia movies Special Skill: Senrna MARGUERITE DOBRICK Commercial Birth: Pnilaaelpnia, Pennsylyania, lane 2, l9l9 Resilience: 200 East Hcddon Avclllio, Cake yn Favorite Study: Typing Favorite Amusement: swirnrnina Special Skill: swirnrnina ETHEL DORSHIMER Commercial airtll: canraen, Nan- Jcrscyg Aaril lr, mo Residenea: so Penn Alenire, callinasnaaa Favorite Study: Gorman Favorite Amusement: Participating in sports Special Skill: Falrl sliaalinri in bankellaall Adivilles: Nullonol Honor Snciuly' -I, Play' Llalrar 4, xnialil Stoll -l, Carnrnance- rnanl usher 3, lsaslalaall 3, 4. MARGARET DORWARD Commercial sirinibfgnirlerl, Novi lnrrar, rnlsrilary 23, l- . Residence: lfltlo Grunt Axcllllv, Wvsl Col- lrngsisaail Favorite study: Typing Favorite Amusement: Diving special Skill: Playing me plana ANN DOUGHERTY Commercial siren: Pnilaairlalna, Pennnlyania, Mardi lo, lfmn Residence: 3.77 Linden Ayollllc, Woode lvnna Favarire slimy: Hieiary Favorite Arniieeinent: Swimming special Skill: snirnrning DOROTHY DOUGHTY General Birth: carnaen, New Jersey-, lane 21, lols nerlelenee: 529 Rieney Avenue, wesr cal. linasnaaa rayarite Study: Typing Favorite Amusement: Skating Special Skill: Doing nainnrark KENNETH DRAKE General airtli: carnaen, New leriey, May ls, i920 ueniaenee: 915 uelrnanr Ayenlle, Collings- nraaa raiarite sway: Nlalllernaiies ravariie Amusement: Parllaaaring in sports Special sliill: Playing laaianall THE l937 KNl GHT 74 EDWARD DREW General sinh: casiifnlnis, onia, April 9, l9lS ncsiaanca: ssl Park Avaniia, Collingswood ravaiila sway: Algebra ravaiilc Aniiisciiianr: Fishing saccial Skill: Fixing aiiiainaailas GLADYS DUNCAN Commercial Birth: Callinnsiiaaa, Nan' Jaisnv, saplcin. liar l, lwls Rcsiilancc, ll ananl Aianiia, carlinas- mood ravariw sway: Salasinansliia ravarila Aniuscmi-nl: Raaaina Special Skill: siiiniining RUTH DUNCAN Commercial Birth: cnllinasnaaa, Nan ll-nav, Dc-canibcr 6 l9l9 Residence: ll Brvulll Axclille, Collings- lxoild Favorite sway: Baaxlaaning Fnvnllle Almlsemcllll Colm? to the mov!-YS Special Skill: aaaxkaaaing Activities: Plai usnai -l. WILLIAM DYER General Birlllfgifgnldnn, NCW JCYSCW, December 27, i lzasiilcncc: 222 Richey Avaniia, wasl Cola linasnaan Favariie sway: Chemistry Fnvnrife Amusement: Hlinlllig Special Sklll: sneaking Activities: Play Cammlllec 2, Opercllu 2. EILEEN DYMOND Commercial sinli: Snow Hill, Maryland, Mav lo, l9l9 Residence: lll EUS! Blolxrllng Recd, Cul- Iingsvxaod Favorite Study: Sliorlhclnd ravaiira Aiiiiisaincno: Dancing Special Skill: Plaiina ina plana Activities: Play Usher 4, LEONARD EBERT Academic Birth: Collingswood, New Jersey, April l7, l920 Residence: 126 lcnialil Avanila, Collings- lxood Favorite sway: Chemistry ravarlra Ainascnianl: Plas-ina lhc trombone saaclal Skill: waaaisaiuna Aclivilias: National Hanoi Society 4, Play Committee 3 ,4, laana 2, 3, 4 HELEN EDGAR Commercial Birlll: Plilludrsbhlu, Pcnnsyfvcrliuj DOCEIH- bcr 20, l919 Residence: 840 Mcple Avenue, Collings- wood ravaiilc sway: English Favorite Amusement: Swimming Slwcial Skill: Taking COVE of children Acnvilias, siigfa und nnini Corps 2, 3, OD:-rallu 2. LEON ELKIN General niilnfglflsilaaalpnia, Pennsylvania, Aanl 2-l, lzasiaancc: eos Wllilc Horse Pixia, oalclvn Favarilc Study: Indllslrlcl Hlslorv ravarila Amusement: Driving a cur Special Skill: Slllmmlng JEFFRIES ENGLAND Academic nirlnfgggllinasiiaacl, Nan lciscv, April 27, lzasiaciicc, zu lakaviaiv lnnva, callinas- naaa ravai-ina sway: l-lisiniv Favarlle Ainiisanicnl: Pailiciaaling in dinin- K1llCS Special Skill: liiiilainq model airalanas Aclivilics: Stage ann Faallianl cliila 2, 3, liiniai Pla, 3, Senior Play -l, Gall 4 FRANK ESHLEMAN General siren, Ecgigxc-II l-laianxs, Pennsylvania, liirv lu-siilcncc: ll22 Elin Avaniia, wasi cal- linsiiiaaa Favorite sway: History Favorite Ainiisainanl: observing niiinan Vlolllre Special Skill: Annoying ina neighbors Aclivilics: Class ouiaar 2, 3, 4, aaara af cannal 2, 3, 4, Commencement usnar 3, Orchcslrcl 2, 3, 4 75 TH l937 KNIGHT r T JUANITA ESHLEMAN General sirrli: carnwall l-lalanlg, Pennsylvania, July 7, l9l9 Residence: H22 Elm Avcrlllc, WGS! Col- lrnasnaarl raval-in Sindy: Hrslari ravariea Anrmrnanl: Dancing spaaial Skill: Darna naaiaiiarx Aaoivilias: class ollrfar 2, 3, 4, Plal' usnar 3, Play canirnnlaa -1, calls Haan Nails 2, P T A. Raaraianla- lava 2, 3, Hockey 4. DOROTHY EI IER Commercial sirlli: Pnllaaalalira, Pfnnalvanra, Aaaial zl, l9l9 Residence: 302 Lindcn Avenue, Woudllnne ravarila Study: Slcnogruphy Fuvurile Arrlllsemcnl: Durlclng Special Skill: l-larrrlrasring Atlivifiesl Krligh! Slnfl 4 CLAIRE FAIRCHILD Commercial sirlli: Philadelphia, Pannsvlvanra, saplanlv ber 22, l9l7 Residenza: 935 Llnwaaa flvanaa, Collings- llaad ravarila Study: ollraa practice ravarila Arrrmnianl: svnrnrrnna Special slrillr lcnnrrna CLIFFORD FANTINI General sarln: Pliilaaalania, Pannavlvanray Decem- sar l3, l9l7 Reiidellce: 27 Oricnlol Alremle, Weslmfinl ravariln slnayr l-lrslary ravarila Amusement: Talang lang lrras Special slrillr uarrarna HELEN FARLOW Commercial siren: lvilrninalan, Delaware, November 24, l9l7 lmillanaa: 5 was: lcnranl Avenue, cal- lrnaswaaa Favorite Study: English Favurile Amusement: Hiking Special Skill: Making cakes RUTH FARLOW Commercial sirlnlrgllgrlmlnalan, Dmawara, Marrn Q, rmiaanaa: 6 was: lcnram Avenue, cal- lrnaanaaa ravarira slimy: rranalr ravarila Amusement: Dancing Special slrill: Typing Aaliviriasr srrgla ana Drum Corps 3, -l, oaararra 2 HARRIET FENTON Commercial siren: callrnaaiaaa, Nan Jrzrscy, Ma-,r 19, l9l9 Residence: 30 Wnshlrlglon Avenue, COI- lrnasnaaa Favorite Sludy: Enalislr Favarirc Amusement: Rldlllg il- spacdbcclls Special Skill: Slvlmmlng FLORENCE FERMIER Academic Birth: Plnlarlalrarrla, Pennsylvania, fllrgirsl ls, 1918 Residence: 409 Virginia Avenue, West Col- llnaswaaa ravarila slnayr lfranan ravagla Amusernenl: Listening lo the ra- ra saarial Skill: Plavrna ina aiana Activilies Nalianal rlanar saaiarv 4. WARREN FERNSLER Commercial siren: callrnaawaaa, New larsay, Febru- cry ls, I9I7 Residence: l-V5 Cresrmont Terrace, Col- lrnaanaaa ravarila slimy: Photography ravarila Arnniarnanl: Hanlrna snaaial slrill: Playing ina rnarirnlaa CHARLOTTE FIELDING General Birlh: Germcrllowrl, Perlrlsylvclrllcj Seplem- bar za, l9l9 Residence: 902 Maple Avenue, Collings- waaa Favorite slimy: French ravarila Arniaarnanl: Reading Special Skill: Baking cakes Acrivitiesz Plav carnrnillaa sg Knlalrl Staff 4. l HT 76 HE 1937 KNIG CHARLES FINDEISEN General Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: October 27, l9l9 Rexidellca: 2l9 Manheim Avcnuc, Ouklyn Favorite sfnayc cnannslfy Favorite Amusement: Football Special Skill: Drawing ALBERT FOLCHER General aim.: Pnllaaclalnla, iiannaflvaina, Mal' 5, WIS Residence: 270 New Jcrsuv Avcnuc, Col- llngsnaad Favorite Study: Blaiogy Favarlte Amusement: Sailing Special Skill: Sleeping WILLIAM FOUNTAIN Commercial nlillnccgniaan, Nan' Jnrsavg Dacarnliar 3, I I Residence: SSS Park Avenllc, Colllngslxood Favorite Study: Sa!esmcnSlllD Favorite Amusement: Partlcluclilng ill sporis Special Skill: Dancing Activities: Play Usher 3, Foolbdl Q-lj Basketball -l, Bnscball fl, Vorsltv Club -l ELLEN FRAZIER General Birtllfogmlrel Springs, New Jersey, May IS, S Residence: I7 Yale manila, slfallnlrl Favorite slimy: Algebra Favorite Aninscincnn Playing ina Diana Special Skill: Piavinq the piano Activities: Plcx Usher 3, Junior Rod Cr0SS Cannell l, saga ana Drllrn Corps 3, -l HENRY FRENZEL Commercial Birth: caniaan, Nat- laicai, scaralnlinf fa, IQIS Residence: Ill Laurel Avvnuc, Woodlxlirle rnvafilc Study: Nana Favorite Amusement: Participating ln sports spccial Skill: Plailng baseball BERNARD FULMER Academic Birth: Pnllaai-'plila, Pennsylvania, June 6, 1919 Rcsiiicncn: llofl Stokes Avannc, Collings- mood Favorite Study: Chemistry Favorite Anlnicnlcnl: Playing faalball Special Skill: Playing tennis Activities: National Honor Society -0, Commcnccrnent Usher 31 Football 3, -l, 'rannls 2, 3, -l, Truck 4j Varsity Club -I JOSEPHINE FUNK Commercial Birth: Pnllaanlplna, Pennsylvania: April l, l92O iicsiacncai ale Lancia Avenue, oaklin Favorite Study: Law favorite Amusement: Ice Skating snccinl Skill: Caring rar sick paaaln JEAN GALANTER General Birth: caniaan, Nan iarcayg Dccalnlinr Q, I9l9 Residence: -ils Collinqs wanna, callnlis- HOOCI rnvariic Sindy: Hnlaiv Favorite Amusement: Going io the movies Special Skill: Acting Activities: Stage ann Faalnghl Clnb 2, 3 EDITH GIBERSON Commercial Binh: Pfainllaa, Nan limi, October Qs, l9l9 Residence: 253 Linden Avemlc, Wood- Isrlllc Favorite Study: Bookkcsning ramilc Annlccincni: Boiling Special Skill: Crocheting Activities: Flax Usllor -I LEON GLOWACKI General sinh: Pnrnaalanla, Pennsylvania, oclnlm S, i917 Residence: 215 Whllci Horse Pike, Oaklxll Favorite slimy: l-llslafi Favorite Amusement: Horse-back riding Special Skill: Pzaylng faamall Activities: Play Usher 3, Football 4, vai- clly clan 4 77 THE 1937 KNIGHT ALICE GLUYAS Academic Birth: Plri'ac1e4ariin, Perrnsvlvanra, Marci: lo, i910 Residence: 9ll slalras Aierrua, ceilings- llocd Favorite slrrdv: rrnncn ravarice Anllrsernenlr Durrcnia Special Skill: Dancing Aerivilies: Narrenal Hanar sacielv 4, Play usner 3, calls men Nens 2, 3, 4, carnrnenennn-nl usher 3, allure and Drain cares 2, Honor srueenl: Quill und sernll. JULIA GOLEY Commercial llirlli: Perl Rlclnnand, virginia, Auausl 25, l9lS Residence: 109 oaden Avenue, callrngs- 1xOOd ravarire sludv: 1-lrslarv ravarire Arnrrsernenr: Dancing Special Skill: rravirra lennis Acliviries: Calrs 1-lien News 3, 4, Bugle and Drum Corps 2 ALFRED GOTTLIEB Academic lsirzli: Plnladeplrra, Pr-nnsvleanla, Marclr lo, 1920 Residence: 22 orrnand Avenue, oaklvn Fuvnrilr: Study: Lclin Frrvdl-ire Amuserncno: Plavlng ping-pong Special Skill: walxinr, railraad lracks Acririlies: Nalranal Horror sacrerv -lg sraae and raalrranr Club 35 Junior P'ox 3, senrar vlan 4, Board of Con- rrcl -I, Commcrlcemcrlr Usher 3, lloncr Sludnlli. HENRIETTA GREEN ETZ Academic airrli: carnden, New Jersnyj October 4, i920 Residence: 69 srrawbrrdaa Avenue, Wesl- mann ravarire srudy: sraaav rararire Arnpsernenr: Going to lhe movies Special Skill: lcnrnrna EVELYN HAINES Academic Binh: New Brllnslxlcle, New Jersey, DQ- cemlaer 4, IUI9 Residenee: I3-I waaaand Terrace, oairlvn raverile Study: French Favorite Amusement: Gaina ln llle rnevies Special Skill: Prrnlrna ROBERT HALES Commercial Rirlngcallinasllaaa, New lersel, May lo, 1 I9 Residence: l2G waslurralarr Avanne, Col- llnasivaad ravarile sledy: Marlrenrancs Favorite Amusement: Aulaniabile riding in ilil' rclll Special Skill: Ploxirlg ccrils Activities: Ecskclhclll 3, -lj Varsity Club rl FRAN KLYN HALL General uirlli: Nm armsnick, Nan Jerser, ocfae nor 17, 1915 Residence: 940 Merrie Avenue, ceilings. wood Favarilc Study: None Favarire Amusement: Draillrrg Special Skill: Dancing WILLIAM HALL Commercial lairlli: mrslsurgn, Penrrsvvanlag August ll, I9l7 Residence: IOI7 Linnaaa Avenue, Col- lrnasnaaa ravarire srudv: Spanish ravarile Arnpsernenr: snrrnrnina Special skill: Marine ercneslrarrarrs Acririlies: Hana 2, 5, 4, orcneslra 3. ARTHUR HARMAN Academic Birth: oalrlvn, New Jersey, Janllarv 3, l92l Residence: 338 Whllv Horso Pike, Ooklyrl Favorite Study: German ravarire Arnusernenr: warcliing profes- sional baseball Svecial Skill: Building Activities: Play Usher -lg Track -l IRMA HARRIS General Birrh: 14nrrisaa:e, Pennsgvanra: December 4, 1015 Residence: SI3 While Horse Pike, Ouklyn Favorite Study: science Favorite Amusement: Gollrg lc the rnovins special Skill: sewing THE i937 KNI GMT 78 VIRGINIA HARTEL Commercial airilifwlcaiiidan, New Jcrsoyg Aaqilsf ls, S S Rcsidpiica: wr Virginia wma, w.si Collingswood ravaiilc study: llama FGVDIHE Allllliemlnfi Plllllrkl lllC DKUUO Spatial Skill: Sewing JOSEPH HARTMAN Academic sinli: Hacaanllaa, Nall mm, April lc, i919 Rcsilianfrfs 331 1-laplaas Mappa, Handan- lu Favorite Study: English rpvpiilc ampsemeiin Playing laaluall special Skill: Horseback riding Activities: Truck -l, HARVEY HARTZELL Academic aiillifqgallsn, New Jersey, saplcmvrr 25, Residence: I6 Wcsi Ectchllnod Avnrlllc, oalclw Favorite Study: Gorman Favorite Amusement: lvalcliiiig sports Special Skill: Plaviiia baseball ARTHUR HASSON Commercial slim: vhllaaa-pliia, Pamsyli-gala, August 25, l9l7 Residence! 3202 Mollni Ephraim Avenue, West calllflgsaaaa rpvpiiic slimy: History Favorite Amiisciiiciil: Gallia lo mp movies Special Skill: Plollrlgl baseball Activities: lllnlor Red C1055 Council -lj aascaall 2, 3, -1, vafsily cial, 4. THOMAS HAWKINS Academic lliilli: lvllflllaad, Ncxx laisal, Seplcmbcr 2, l9l9 lzasiaciiaa: sos Eldridge Aliafiila, wi-sl callmgsllaaa Favorite Srudy: Malhcmalics rpiaiira Amiiscmam: Paiilcipalmg in spoils Special Skill: Playing baseball Activities: Play Ushrr 3 ,Picly Committee -1, Coi's Hluh News 2, 3, -lg Board of Carmel 3, Hand 3, sl ELIZABETH HEARD General laiilli: camclaii, Nall Jcrscvg Aiigasl la, l9l9 Residence: 4lll Milam' Alllrlue, Wesirwcllli Favorite SNGYZ Cllcnllslrx' ravprirc Amasaiiwiii: fxliaaamg laailiall .lamps Special Skill: Alluk:rl.1 cakes Activities: Buskvllvnll l FRANCES HEINEMAN Commercial Birth: Pllllmlifphlo, Pcnllsvlxurlloj Oclobcr 'S lem Residence: ss Manor manila, calm Favorite Study: Law Favorite Amllsernenll Allellding l0utbu'l games Special Skill: Plaafig basaball Activities: Basliallsall 2, 3, 4, VIRGINIA HElSLER Academic lliiilifgcglliliasllaaa, New Jersey, Apiil Isl, Residence: 21 Slllllmerlldd lwcmlc, COI- linusllaacl rpvprlla srpdy: Hisiaw rpvariia Amilscmaiir: Dancing Special Skill: Dullcllwg Aclivilias: Nallarial Hailar swell -1, Play ushaf 4, lcmglil Slctf 4, Glaa Club 2. 3, -l, Jlmlor Red Cross Cmln- cll 3, Opcrclto Z, Quill cmd Scroll, CHARLES HEITZ General Birth: Glbbspaia, New Jerseyy Ailgllsl 12, l9l7 Residence: ll wvnnswaaa Maia, wasl. fl10YlI Favcrite slimy: Sports marina Amliscmciir: Kiddlng special Skill: rvallng baseball Activities: Bnsknlboil 2, 3, lg aasaaall 2, 3, 4, vafsil, cms 4 DOROTHY HENDERSON General Birth: Cclrlldon, New Jersiwj December 2-l, will Residence: l2 Haddon Alemlc, Colirlgs- mood Fuvarita Study: Social problems rpvciirc Amusement: Swimming Special Skill: Playing lhc plone Activities: Glen Club 5 79 THE i937 KNIGHT SYLVIA HENDRICKSON Academic all-ell: Westmont, New Jersey: May lo, 1919 Residence: 403 Locust Avenue, Wesimarlt Favorite sandy: Hislnry favorite Amusement: skiing Special Skill: Shooting LAWRENCE HENNESSY Commercial Birth: Roxborough, Pennsylvania, December 19 1919 Residence: 1107 Linwood Avnnne, Collings- mood Favui-in slndy: History Favorite Amusement: Sn-.immlng Sveclal Skill: Sliinimirig Activities: Basketball -lj Varsity Club 4. ROBERT HEROLD Commercial Birth: Pnilnderpnid, Pnnnsizvnniog sep- lumber 7, 1919 Residence: 2 Luke Shore Drive, Collings- vicud Favorite sandy: Bookkeeping Favorite Amusement: Home-lmck riding Special Skill: Ealing Activities: Tennis 5, -1, vdisili clnls -1, FRANK HESS Commercial siillifucdrlingswimd, New Jersey, intl a, S17 Residence: 320 Sbclli Axerlllc, West Col- linnsnnod Fdvnrlei: Study: Bookkeeping Favorite Amusement! Horseback riding Special skill: inferior annnfnling ALICE HICKMAN Commercial Birth: wesrinonl, New Jersey, Ailgnsl le, 1913 Residence: 227 Virginia Avenuc, Wcsliiionl Favorite Study: Office practice Favorite Amusement: Skilling Special Skill: Baking Activities: Bug'e and Drum Corps 2, 3, 'lf Opereitn 2 FRED HEIMER General lirlll: Philadelphia, Perinsylvcriiclg Mclrch 2 1919 Residence: 217 Newton Avdnile, onklyn Favorite Study: Biology famine Ainnseninnl: Telegnnpliy Special skill: wiiing radio :ers Afliviiids: Track 5, -1, JAMES HIGH General Birth: Philadelphia, Pdnnsilifdning Angus: Z-1, 1918 Residence: 609 Stokes Avenue, culling:- wood rnwiire Study: Mnlnenialins Favorite Amusement: Pluilng baseball Special Skill: Playing chess ALFRED HILLMAN General Birth: Cnllingswonu, New mini, Fnbiuary 23, 1919 Residence: S02 Linwood Avenue, cdllings. wood rnnnild slndy: aioldgi' rdiniild Ainnsenienl: Radio dpnnnling Special skill: owning DOROTHY HOLCOMBE Academic aiillifgfgllinggninnd, New Jersey, lilnn 24, Residence: 922 Stokes Avenue, Collings- nmd r.-ivniil: Study: Hislniy Favorite Ainnsenienl: Rnndlng Special Skill: Playing ine piano Aelivioidn: lildlidnnl llnnni socielv l, Play cnninililed 5, 4, lcnignl Staff -1, Glen Club 2, 3, 1, Junior Red cms: Council 3, angie and Drum corp: 2, 3, PTA izfpinsenlnrive 4: Honor Student, cnnnnencnnienl spnnknf- Quill and Scroll, MARY HOOD General Birth: Hdnwnk cnanly, Georgia: October 16, 1919 Residence: 26 Lincoln Avenue, Ceilings. wood Favorite Study: Mlisic rmiild Aniineninnl: sninnnsnn Special Skill: Swimming Aeliviiiu: eine clllb 3, 'lj Rod Cross Council lg opefelm 2. HE 1937 KNIG HT 80 ROSANNA HUBERT Commercial Birilifaiiizimden, New Jersevj February 2-l, Residence: 32l Laurel Avenue, Woedlvnric ravpiile snidyn Slenogruphy Favorite Amusement: Swimming Special Skill: Whistling WILLIAM HUGHES Commercial Birth: cainden, New Jficay: Jiiiy 21, l9l9 Residence: 25 E, Stiles Avenue, Collings- wood ravanle Study: Business Organization Favorite Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Deiivenna newspapers Activities: Play Comrnltlai: -l. GERALDINE HUME General Birth: Caliliqsviood, New Jcrscvj Oclobcr 7l l9l'3 Residence: 242 Haddon Ayenne, ceilings- NKCOLI Favorite Study: Hieiarv Favorite Ainiiseiiieiii: Hiking Special Skill: CfGCl'lCllt'lg AtTiVifieSI PICS' COrTlf7liIlL!2 3, -Ii GICC Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Rod Cross caancil 4, ni' A, Representative 3, opereiia 2. MURAL IRVINE Academic siiili: fiiidiiban, New Jersey, Jnnaani 3, i920 Residence: 25 Harding Avenue, Ociklyn Favorite Study: German Favorite Amusement: Skating special skill: singing, Activities: National Honor Sociclv 4, Play Usher 3, Glec Club 3, 4, slaia Cncinis 4, opeieila 2 CHARLES JAEP General Birth: Westrnonl, Neil iaisei: December 3, l9lS Residence: I5 Cheslnut Avenue, Weslrnonl ravaiife Study: Social Pfapieinc Favorite Amusement: Hunting special skill: Playing ice nackey Activltles: Band 2, 5, 4, P,T,A. Repre- senlaiive 3, 4, Swimming 14. FRAN K J AKOB General sinlii Olney, Pennsylvania, April le, l9l7 Residence: IO9 East Wayne Terrace, Cal- lingswaad ravaiile Study: Chemislry Favarite Amusement: Fooling with his Ford Special Skill: Dlsllwoshing Activities: Play Usher 3, Football 2, 3, -lj easieeiedli 2, 3, 4, Tracie 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cllll: 4 . BENJAMIN JONES General Birthfglgciv Orleans, Louisiana, May S, Residence: 126 East Palmer Aiieniia, cel- iingeilaad Favorite sriidy: English Favorite Amusement: Camping nat Special Skill: Play-ing baseball HARRY JONES Academic Birth: Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, Oclaber Sl l9l9 Residence: 909 Orlenlal Avenue, Collings- wand rayaiila sniay: cnanneiiy ravai-ite Amusement: Going to the niavicc Special Skill: Sketcliilig DORIS JUENGLI NG General Birthlzgfgllingswaca, New Jersey, June 7, Residence: 205 Haddon Avenue, caliings- wood ravacile slaiiyi German Favorite Ainiiceiiieni: swiinining Special Skill: Skating Activities: Naiianai Honor society 4, Play Usher 3, Play Committee 3, calls High News 3, 4, Beard of Can- lrul 3, camrneneeineni usnef 3, Honor Slildnnl. EDNA KAMMERER Commercial eiiili: Pliilacieipnia, Pennsylvania, ocla- ner ze, l9l9 Residence: 352 Haddon Pwanilc, Collings- vload Favorite Study: Office Practice ravafile Ainiiceiiieni: Going lo ina niayies Special Skill: Playing hockey Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4. Sl THE I937 KNIGHT DORIS KEENAN General sirlliiggarnaan, New Jersey: February 7, Residence: ll6 Eosl Palmer Avenue, Col- lrnnsnaaa rayerile Study: History rarrerire Amusement: Reading Special Skill: caakina Aeiivilienr Plax Usher 4. EVA KELLEY Commercial Birlh: Camden, New Jerseyj March 3l, l9l9 Residence: 300 Cxpress Avenue, Wood- lynne Favorite Sindy: Hislory Favorite Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: Craeliellria IDA KELLEY Commercial Biliiit Collingswood, Nuw Jclseyf August ll, l9l7 Residence: IIOS Slokus Avclllle, Col- linaenaaa Fayerile Study: ryprng Favorite Ainiisernenl: Paarlina seeeial skill: Playrrny me plana STANLEY KEN DZIERA General llirill: Camden, Nw larger, Mar 5, l9l9 Resiaenee: eov wlrrla Horse Pike, Oaklyn Favorite Siudy: knack-knaeke raveriie Arnnseineni: Gaiaa lo me rnailee Special Skill: saenarna money faalielily ELIZABETH KERN Commercial Binll: Plri'ade'Dhicl, Pcllrlsylwonioi Novem- ber 22, l9l5 Residentec ZCS Clicslnlll Avenue, Wood- llnnr: rayerile Study: Typing reyerile Amusement: Dancing :aerial Skill: sewrrrg MAE KILLE General Birth: Camden, New Jersey, March IS, i920 Residence: 333 Park Avenue, Collingswood Favorile Shady: History raveriie Amusement: Bicycle riding Special Skill: Krliiiing CHARLES KIND Commercial sirln: Camden, New Jersey, Airgas: la, I9I7 neriileneee ll3 Richey Avenue, wee: cal. iinarnaaa ravarlle sway: Hislory rayarlle Amusement: mending :eerie Special Skill: Cooking Aellylllee: Play carnrnilree 3, -l. WILLIAM KIPP General Binh: Brooklin, New Yark, July 2l, l9l7 Residence: IZCG Collillgs Avcrluiz, WESI Collinqswood rayarire Study: Physics rayarire Amusement: 'larger shaalrria Special Skill: Maklnq 5h.p models JOSEPH KIRK General slrlnwroagmaerr, Nail Jersey, Drccmber 27, lzeeiaenee: 205 Nenran Ayenrre, oaklyr: raverile Study: German rayerire Amusement: eaina to the movies Special Skill: Playing baseball Aeliyiriee: Football 4, laaeeaall 2, 3, -l, varsrly Club 4 CON RAD K N AU F Commercial sirlll: carrraan, Nell Jersey, April zs, l9l9 lieeiaenee: 2l5 Pram riverine, wasl ca:- lingeneaa rayerlw sway: Glee curb rayerile Amusement: Maac Special Skill: Painting Activities: seniar Play 4, P:ay carrnnlrlee 4, Glea Club 2, 3, 4, earn: 2, 3, 4, grchesfrc 3, Slate Chorus 4, oparella THE i937 KNIGHT 82 EMILY KNETZ Commercial Birlllltggclrrlderl, New Jersey, Fcbrllclry IS, Rlslllellrll 150 Cheitnul Avenuc, WGDd- lynna ravprioc slimy: l-llsrary ravarilc Arnriccrnaril: walcnina baseball games Special skill: Knillrng KATHERINE KRATTENMAKER Academic airllifggrrnacn, New larger, raarrlary 23, lzcciacnccr 4l-9 Haddon Ayanlra, callrnaa- yraaa Favorite sway: Garrnan ravprltc Anrrrrcrnenlr eicycfa rialna Special slrlllr Knitting Acrirleics: Nallanal Honor Society 4: slaaa and Faalliam cllra 3, 4, Jan- iur Pray 9, Play ucnar 4 FLORENCE KRAVITZ Academic Birth: Pnr'adc'ph-a, Panncywanra, Jon- rrary al, 1920 Rcsldellcez B38 Belrrlorll Avcirlllb, Collrrigs- xmud Favorite Study: Hlslary Favorite Arnuscrrrcrrr: Going ta ranccrls Special Skill: Playing ma plana Activities: .Stage ana Faalllalrl, Club 3, -if Jlirilol Plclv 3, Coils High News 2, 3, Olbcreilcl 2 RICHARD KRUG General Birth: cnlcaap, lllrnars, Mar l, IQIS Rcslacnca: 333 Park Ayanaa, calflnasylaarl Favorite Study: Algebra Favorite Arnuscnrarro: orlylna an aala. nranrp Special Skill: Playing the aiana Aclirllics: Track sg Varsity Club 4. LESTER KRUSE General earn.: oawyn, New Jersey, January ls, l9lQ li xi rr - zlfa New Jersey Ayannn, calc e de cc. llngraaaa ravarila sway: Cnarnicery Fovarite Arrnrsarncnlf Parrlapalina in SDOIIS Special Skill: Plasing football Attivltics: Fonlboll -lg Vcrsliy Club -l. LAWRENCE KUHNEL General sirrli: carnaan, New Jersey, saalarnbar 5 IUI7 lzcsiaanca: 3 Dalanara Ayanrla, Wcst calc llnacwaarl l-lr-lglnlc Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Playing baseball Spetinl Skill: Playing baseball SAMUEL KUSHNER General Birlhf9: gllcdc'phl0, Pennsylvania, Jllrle S, Residence: 207 wacl Clinton Alanna, Oaklyn Favorite Study: Algebra ravarila Arnrrrarrrcnl: lsawlina Special Skill: aawllna MARIE KUYKER Commercial Birth: Scliatcn, Holland, Noxcnlbcr 7 IBIS Residence: 205 Evcrgreen Avenue, Wand- lynna Favorite sway: ofllca Practice Favorite Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: srnrana PEGGY LANG General Birrlrr Plnlarlapnla, Pannsr-lyania, Jiri 23 l9lS Rtiidelltci ll-l EGSI' Eelllexxcod Axerlill' OORIYH ravarioc Study: History ravarila Arnrrccnicrrl: Swimming special slrillf lcnllrlna ELAINE LARSEN Commercial aim.: Baslrrnara, Maryland, Ariana 3 l92O Residence: B22 Belmont Avvrlue, Colllngs- waaa Favorite sway: salasrnansnlp Favorite Arnrrserncrril lzaaalna spcclal Skill: Drarrina S3 THE l937 KNIGHT ELIZABETH LARZ ELERE General Birth: West Collingwood, News Jersey, August IO, l9ZO Residence: 1204 Elm Ate, west Colllngs- iicod Favorite Study: History reverite Arniisernent: Ice skating Special skin: setting Activities: Knight Staff -l. ELEANOR LEISLING General airtn: Aiiatibnn, men Jersey, May 24, 1915 Residence: IZ7 Poiwlton Avenue, Wood- lynna Favorite Study: H:si0rY Favorite Amusement: Riding 1n rt1mb'c SCQIS Special Skill: Playing the piano ALBERT LENOX Academic Birth: Pininnnlpiiin, Peniisxfvcnicg May 10, l92O Residence: 306 Lindon Avenue, Wood ynnc rtmrite stray: srrrnre Favorite Amusement: Lvcdtnq Q dance bond Special Skill: Piixinq the p1On0 BLANCHE LENTZ Academic sirtniqxynuristnnn, New Jersey. Anrii 1, neeieienie: 710 manage Avenue, west cn1:ingsnc-on Favorite stray: Grrrnnn Fnvnrile Amusement: Rvudlng speeiet stan: Plating tn: prnne , Aetivitiee: Nnirnnm 1-iennr society 4, stage nnu rwiirnnr cinn 3, 4, Piny Usher 4, Board of cnnrrei 4. DOROTHY LEVICK Commercial Birth: Berirn, mn Jersey, November 24, l9l9 Residence: Gll Woodlann Avcnlic, Co'- irngswnnd Favorite Study: Sienogrcnl-iv Favorite Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: Pming the piano GRACE LEWIS Commercial Birth: Collingswood, New Jcrscy, March 15, 19:0 Residence: IOSS Grant Avenue, West Col- irngennna Favorite Study: Hisiorx Favorite Amusement: Reading seetiel skin: None KATHERINE LINGO Commercial airttr: Cn11.rnn1inon, New Jersvx, Jnne 2, IQZO Residence: S52 NlUD'0 Avrniirlr Collings- vtood rewrite Study: Bookkeeping rewrite Arnmrnent: Going 10 inn movies Special skin: swirnrrnng DORIS LITZINGER Commercial Birth: Akron, onieg August 13, l9l8 Rexidnnce: ll6 East Madison Aventis, Cof- iingswnna Favorite Study: Txning rererite Annisenient: Reading Special Skill: Setting LILLIAN LIVINGSTON Commercial Birth: Camden, New Jclscy, March 24, l9l9 Residence: IGI3 Be'rYt0rtl Avenue, CL7l- irngenooa Favorite Study: Bookkeenmg rewrite Amusement: Ice exnnng Special Skill: Knitting MARJORY LOCKE Academic Birth: Ctfiinnewnnn, New Jersct, Nntern- ber 23, l919 Residence: IOZ Dcvlon Avemlb, Collings- wwe rewrite sanity: Ngnnrn rewrite Amusement: Riding rn'rn:1er coasters Special Skill: Ro'Ier skating Activllles: Junior Red Cross Council 2. THE 1937 KNIGHT S4 ADELLE LOFFT Academic nlrrprfqcssllingswaad, New Jersey, Jury ls, Residence: 5l5 Bettlewood Avenue, Col- lingswood Favorite Study: Science I V Favorite Amusement: Horseback rldlng Special Skill: Drawing - Activities: National Honor Society 4: stage ana raazllglnr clan 3, 4, larr- iar Play 3, Senior Play 4, Col's High News 2, 3, Glee Club 2 5, 45 Board at central 3, Bugle and Drarn Corps 5, P'l',A Representative sg opcrerra JACK LOTZ General Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Decem- ber 27, 191s Residence: lOl Eclst Clinton Avenue, Cul:- lyn Favorite sway: cncrnisrrii Favorite Amusement: Driving on anla. rnablle Special Skill: Dcvcfoping snapshots Activities: Play Committee 3, Knight Staff RUTH LOVE General sinh: acilvlrc, Pennsylvania, May 22, l9l9 Residence: 203 Chestnut Street, Westmont Favorite Study: science Favorite Amusement! Traveling Special Skill: Swimming Activities: Bugle and Drum Corps 2, 3, -1, P,T A. Representative 2, WILLIAM LOW Commercial nirnrr west caliinaswaaa, New Jcrscr-, lanrrary lo, 1919 Residence: 413 Richey Avenue, West cal- lingsvraaa Favorite Study: l-listorv Favorite Amusement: Sports Special Sklll: Taking speed tests in muthenlatics ELEANOR MCCART Commercial Birth: Rutherford, New Jnrscy, January 15, l9l8 Residence: 3 West Homestead Avenue, Callingsriana Favorite Study: Typing Favnrirc Amusement: Listening ra ine radio Special Skill: Walking JEAN MCCLOSKEY Cammercial sirrln Lang island, New York, Scptember 1, l9lS Residence: 7133 Harman Avenue, Collings- wODd Favorite Study: Office Practice Favorite Amusement: Movies Special Skill: Ploying pina-pang JAMES MCDONOUGH Commercial siren: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, August ll, l9l9 Residence: l3O East Haddon Avenue, Onk- vn rewrite study: History Favorite Amusement: Fishing Special Skill: Bowling GRACE McDOWELL Commercial lxirrlrfgcgrnden, New Jersey, oeccrnlaer zo, r Residence: l2l cedar Avnrinn, Woodlynns Favntite 5tllr1YI German Favarlte Atllltiemelltl Swimming Special Skill: Solving murder stories VERNA McDOWELL General Birth: Elwaaa, New lcrs-sig May a, l9ZO Residence: ZOS East Bettlewaad Averiuc, Oaklsn Favorite Study: None Favorite Amusement: Singing Special Skill: Designing dresses Activities: Stage and Footligtit Club 3, Glee Club 2, 3: Junior Red Crass Council Z. MARYLOUISE MAGUIRE Cammercial Birtll: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April 6, l920 Residence: ll Hillcrest Avenue, Collings- mood Favorite Study: Low Favorite Amusement: ice skating Sneclal Skill: Playing the clarinet 85 THE l937 KNIGHT ROBERT McKEE Academic Eirlh: Collingswood, New Jnrscy, Septem- ber 7, IQI9 Residence: 121 Fern Avenue, cdllinnsnnnd rnvnfire srndv: Cnnmisirv Favnrill: Amusemenl: Playing golf Special Skill: Wood Carving Anriviiinn: Nnndnni Honor snnieiv 4: Pinv unnni 1, Plan coninnnnn -1: Board of Control 4, Cnnnnnnccninnr Usnnr 3. NORMAN McKIM Commercial ainii: wnse Pni1ndc'pnin, Pnnn5v1vdn1n, Mnv zs, 1919 Residence: 65 East Ceilings Avenue, Cul- iingsnond Favorite sway: Mnihninniics Favarire Amusement: Reading Special sinn: Pidying n nnnnnninn Activities: Baseball 3, Varsity Club -L WILLIAM McKNIGHT General simi: Lebanon, Pnnnsvivnnin, August 25, IQIS Residence: 531 Haddon Avenue, Cisilings- wood rdvnrire Study: Scmncc rnvoriei: Amusement: Gunning Special skin: Handling nnn: RUSSELL McLAUGHLIN General Birthlgiamdcri, New Jersev, September Zi, Residence: 2-I3 Park Avenue, Collingswood Favarire Study: Law Favarile Amusement: Football Special Skill: Truck driving Aniivivins: Football ig vnisiiv Club -1. GLADYS MCQUESTION Commercial niiin: New aninswink, New Jnisev: Anim T l9I9 Residence: 56:1 Haddon Avenue, Ceiling:- vioad rnvniiin Study: annkknnpinn rnvniiin Amusement: Watching bnsnndii gonna: snenini skin: Typing Aniviiies: Calls High News 3, 4. SCOTT MUCGREGOR General siiinfnfgmdnn, New wmv: member 11, Residence: 329 Park Avenue, cniiinnsndoa Favorite Srudy: Fornsirv Favorite Ainuseinenr: Hnnring snngini sun: Drawing ccirloons GENE MACKERT General sinh: cninnnn, New Jmnv, July zo, 1919 Residence: 219 Guilford Avenue, Collings- Road Favorite Study: German Favarile Amusemenr: Bicxclv riding Special Skill: Drawing Anriviries: Pinv Usher 'lg icnigin Stuff -1: Cammencemewl Usher 3, Bugle and D1um,Corns 2, 3, -4, P.T,A. Repre- Sclilclllvc -ii FRANK MACKLIN General siren- P1n1ndn'p1iin, Pcnnsvivnnin, unann- nnf 5, iais Residence: 1104 Park Avenue, cniiinngnnnn rnvdiiri- sindy: Chcmislrx Favorite Amusement: Lisrnninn io open-is Snacinl Skill: Ice skalin-g Acrivirins: Pinv Usher 3: Band 2, 3, -1. EVA MacMlLLAN Commercial airrnfqivgnw York Cirif, New York: July IS, Residence: IU7 virginia Avenue, Westmont rnvniirn srndv: Typing Favorite Amusement: Reading Special Skill: TDD dancing EDDIE MacNEIL Cammercial Birlhfgfygerchontville, New lerieyj Moy ll, 1 Residence: 629 Lees Avenue, Colllngsvvuod rnvnrir: Study: Hislory Favarire Amusement: Reading Special Skill: ROIIEV Slmllng Anivirinn: Jnninr Play 3. THE 1937 KNIGHT 85 CLARENCE MacNELLY Academic Birth: Collingswood, New Jersey: September IB, l92 Residence: 85-1 Maple Avenue, Collings- wood Favorite Study: Science Favorite Amusement: Sleeping and calling Clark Special Skill: Playing the gllllar Activities: Senior Play -if Cheerleader 2, gg Swimming -l, Golf 47 Varsity Club BEI IY MacPHERSON Academic ainri: Pniladalaliia, Pannsylyaning January lo, 1920 Residence: Walnut Avanila, Laurel Springs ravarira Study: English Favorite Amusement: Swimming spaeial Skill: sniiniming Activities: Play Usllcr 3, Swimming 2, 3, -i, Operetta 2 DORIS MAGUIRE Commercial lirilrt Cfolliligsnootl, New ,lvrseyp February IQ, i920 Residence: 9 West Narbclh Terrace, Col- linaswaad rayanrn Study: Typing ravariia Amusement: Movies spaeial Skill: sainng Activities: Play usher -1, Operetto . NANCY MALONEY Commercial Birth: Colllnasvlood, New Jersey: February 23, l9l9 Residence: lZI Linden Avenue, Collings- wood Favorite Study: Biology ravarira Amusanianr: Exercising Sveciol Slllll: Cooking ANNA MALSBERGER General siirli: Pniladazpliia, Pennsylvania, January 17, 1920 Residence: Klrkviood Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Sports special Skill: Playing hockey Activities: Glee Club Z, Hockey 2, 3, 47 Swimming 3, 4j WILLIAM MALSBERGER Azademic Birthfgmwlladelphla, Pennsylvania, May l, Residence: 301 Bryant Avemm, Ooklyn rayaiiia Study: Latin Favaiira Amusement: Ice- hockey special Skill: Playing ping-pang Activities: Football 'lp Varsity Club -l DOROTHY MARCY Commercial Birth: Camden, New Jersey, April 4, l9l8 nesidanaa: is East Narbclh Tanaca, cal: linastiaad rayaiira Study: Enalisn ravama Amusement: sniiniming Special Skill: Singing JEAN MARTIN Commercial Birthlzglillglladelphla, Pennsylvania, April IS, Residence: l6S Kendall Boulevard, Oaklyn rayarira Study: Law ravaiire Amusement: Sxxirnming Special Skill: Caaliing Adivitiesl Glee Club +I. ELEANOR MASON Commercial Birth: Collingswood, New Jcrsey, Septem- ber 6, l92O Residence: 941 Haddon Avenue, Collings- wood Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Reading Special siiiil: Dancing FLORENCE MATCHNER Commercial oinii: wear callinaswaad, new Jaisay, November 6, 1918 Residence: 297 Richey Avenue, West Col- lingswood Favorite Study: Shorthand Favorite Amusement: Seeing plays Special Skill: Playing me piano S7 THE I937 KNIGHT ELIZABETH MAURER General sirllis Pnilaooohio, Pennsyivanioj Febru- ary 24, 1920 Residence: 68 Manor Avenue, Oclklyn Favorite Study: French ' Favorite Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Knitting LOUISE MEDARA General Birtltfqgwesier, Pennsylvania, November 5, Residence: 20-I Pcineltan Avenue, W0Od- Iynne Favorite Study: History Favorite Arriiisaniont: Reading Special Skill: Hair dressing Activities: Swirnrning 4. WILLIAM MEIER General Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 7, i919 Residence: l28 Westmont Avenue, Wesl- mont ravorits Study: Hisiorv raroriqa Arniisornontr Riding on scenic roilnovs Special skill: Making airplane models HOWARD MEISTER Commercial Birth: Camden, New Jerseyy January 7, I9l8 Residence: 213 Harvard Avenue, Collings- inoud Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Tennis Special Skill: Curing for farmycrd folks Aeligliesz lonior Play zg aleo ciao 2, 3, CARROLL MILLER Academic sirtlis Oaklvn, Noiv Jersey, July 27, 1920 Roslaonsai 1 Lake viow Avsniia, Oaklyn Favorite stir-ly: english ravarita Airiasarnont: Reading saotial Skill: Cooking Actiigties: Junior Play 3, coils Hion Nails CHARLINE MILLER General nirllis Amos, Iowa, June 2, l9l8 Residence: l7S Fern Avenue, Collingswood Favorite Study: Social Problems Favorite Amusement: Going places Special Skill: None Activities: Calls High News 2, 3, -1. .IOHN MINICK General llirtlir Pniroolofonio, lvonnsvlloniag April 15, 1-220 Reiiderlte: li-I Woodland Tcrraee, Oaklyn Favorite Study: Mathematics Favorite Amusement: Movies Special Skill: Reading DOROTHY MITCHELL Commercial alrtrii carnoon, Noni lorsav, May s, 1920 Residence: Lincoln Avenue and Block 1-lorso Pino, vvosl Collingswood rovorila sliiayi laiorogv rararito Arriiisoiriorit: Swimming Special Skill: Booltlloouing THELMA MITCHELL Commercial sim.: cornoen, New Jersey: Moy 17, l9l9 Residencei Lincoln Avenue and Black Horse Pike, wosl Collingswood Favarile Study: History Favorite Amusement: Shooting Special skill: Tinting anologropns Activities: Play Usher 5, Ecard af Con- trol 3 FRANK MOOD General sirliiagccorriilan, New Jersey, September ls, l l Residence: l9 I-Illfcrcst Avenur, Cclllirlgs- it0Od Favorite Study: Science Favorite Amusement: Music special still: Preparing niiorosoooo slidos Attivitias: coils Hioii News 2, Gloa ciao 2, 3,-I 5 Slate Chorus -l, Operella 2. THE 1931 KNIGHT ss HARRY MOORE General Birth: Collingswood, Now Jersey, Septem- ber I6, l9l9 Residence: BI9 Pork Avenlle, Collingswood Favorite Study: Hislory Favorite Amusement: Sledding Special Skill: Drawing Activities: PIUV Usher -l JAMES ROBERT MORRIS General Birth: Colllllgslxood, NOW JcrSCi', Soplrm- bnr io, mio Residence: 27 Pinrl Avbnus, C0llingSWOod Favorite Study: Mllsir Favorite Amusement: Horscbuck riding ond plating in bonds Snccial Skill: Swimming Aeliviiies: lsnnd 2, 5, 4, Orchestra 3. RICHARD MOWREY Commercial siren: cniiinrniinnd, New Jersey, Scpicmn an 26, mis Residence: Shady Lcnc, Collingswood Favurite Study: English Favorite Amusement: Ping-pong Special Skill: Pllollng 0 Snilbocli JAMES MUCKLEY General Birth: Cnmdnn, New lerseyg Nldrrii sl, l9l9 Residence: ID6 Crcsimont Terroco, Col- lingnnnnd Favorite sliidyr l-lisinry rdrnrile Aininninnnl: cdllnfling niiidgrnpin special slrili: Slowing iiirnngn srnrrns FRANCES MULLIN Commercial siren: Plnidrinlpliin, vnnntiitdniag October ll lain Residence: ll5 Denver Alcnue, Wcsiniont Favorite Study: Economics Favorite Amusement: Looking ci Motion Pictures Special Skill: Swimming Activities: Jllnlor Red Cross Council 'lg Hockey 3, -ig Swimming -l WILLIAM MURRAY Academic Birth: Wnndrtnne, New Jersey, rdbrnnrt S, l9l9 Residence: 320 Conord Avenue, Collings- mood Favorite Study: German rnrnrirehziniminenlr Listening lo pnnnldr nina: Special Skill: Swimming Activities: PloY Usher Al. C LA R E N EAL General siren: onllin, Non inrsny, ividrrn 2, me nnsidnnrer ii East Hnddon Avenue, onl- yfl rdvnrlle study: Binwiny rdvdrire Aniineineni: Rnnding sndelnl Skill: Dnnrinn Aerivillnsr Jnnidr and crass cnnnfii 4 JANE NOLAN General Birth: Niagara Falls, Nniv York: lnna 4, l9l9 Residence: lfl Mnrinn Tnrroce, Collings- wood rnvnrile Study: Economics Favorite Amusement: Fishing sperlnl Skill: Pniniinn Activities: srnnn and rwillgiii clnb 35 Junior Play 5, Play urn-nr 4- Calls High Nails 2, 3, -i, operand Q. HUGH O'DONNELL General lairllir Pniidrinlpliin, Pcnnsylvcniag March l6 lfilll Residence: 2M Eos! Collinqswood Avo, Oclklvn rnvnrire Sindy: English Favorite Amusement: Automobile driving Special Skill: lcv: Skciing Activities: Calls High Nami 3. EDITH OGDEN General llirlli: anrrinninn, Nnir Jcrsevg Scptcnibcr 20, IQIO Residence: -UO While Horse Piko, Wcsl Collingswood r.-mrlle Study: Mnliininniirs Favorite Annneineno: Ddnring spezinl Skill: Dancing Aerivirlerf Pint Usher 4, Junior Red Crows cdnnrii -i. S9 TH E i937 KNIGHT JACK ORLICK General Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Novem- uer 12, l9l9 Residence: ll9 Haddon Avenue, West- mont Favorite Study: History ravarire Arnusenienr: Tennis Special Skill: Working on CalI'5 High Nevis Activities: Play Usher 4, cells Hian Nans 3, 4, Glee Club 3, -1, ROBERT OWENS General Birth: Philadelphia, Pcnnsyltcnia, Scotsm- ber li, l9l9 nesiaenee: Eirna Avenue, Laurel Springs Favorite Study: Science Favorite Amusement: Radio Special Skill: Short wave nam Activities: Piav Usher 3, Ptay, carnnnrree 3, 4, Knight Staff 4, Gina Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, state Chorus -1, Opcrettci Z ALFRED PALMA General sinh: Piiiiaaeiphin, Pennsylvania, August 22, l9l7 Residence: 233 Slrattbridge Avenue, West- niant Favorite Study: Cneniisini Favorite Amusement: Swimming Special skin: Laatrng EVELYN PANGIA Commercial Birth: Philadefphia, Penrisylvuniaj October 5, l9l7 Residence: 293 Dayton Avenue, Dunbarlon ravariie Study: saakkeeatng Favorite Arnnsernent: Fisning Special Skill: Dancing HALE PEFFALL General airtnf9fn11aae'ahia, Pennsyivania, June 5, S Residence: I3 Cocoer Street, Westmont Favorite Study: H1stary Favorite Amusement: Loafing Special Skill: Bridge playmg MARY PENN Commercial Birthfgfgilingsvraaa, New Jersey, June 20, Residence: 345 Park Avenue, Collingswood Favorite Study: M E. History Favorite Amusement: Typing Special Skill: Dancing Activities: Play Usner 3, Engle and Drum Corus 2, Hockex 4. DONALD PICKERING Commercial Birth: mniaaaaina, Pennstnantag cara- ber 26, l9l8 Residence: I7 Wynnewood Avenue, West- mont Favorite Study: History raverire Arnuserneni: Trumuing mraugn Vt00fiS Speclal Sklll: Picking laatball scores Activities: Play Usher 3. JAMES PIVER Academic Birth: Vicksburg, Nlississippig June 9, i920 Residenza: IOS? East Browning Raed, Cal- lingswood Favorite Study: German Favorite Amusement: Mavios Special Skill: Oversleeomg Activities: Plat' Usher 4 VIOLA POOLEY Commercial sinh: carnaen, New Jersey, Julv 2, l9l9 Residence: 133 caaaer Avenue, waaaiynne Favorite Study: Social Prabierns Favorite Arnnsenienr: Swimming Special skin: Cooking Activities: Piav usher 4 DOROTHY POTTEIGER Commercial an-iii: cniirngsnaoa, New Jersey, February 6, 1919 t Residence: 539 Maple Avenue, Collings- wood Favorite Study: Shorthand I Favorite Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: Trolling for snappers, Activities: National Honor S0c1clY 'li Plav Usher 5, Play Committee 55 cans High News 2 3, 4, Bugle and Drum Corus 2, 35 l5.T.A. Representa- tive 2, 3, opnrena 2, THE i937 KNIGHT 90 EDWARD POWELL General Birth: l-iaddonfidd, New Jersey, September 4, 1919 Residence: l00l Merrick Ayarnla, callinas- licbd ravarin slndy: 1-lisiary ravarlrn Annnaninnia Riding on sccnic railways Special Skill: Swimming Activities: Band 3, 4. HELEN PULLIAM Commercial Birth: Collingswood, New Jersey: Decem- aar s, 191s Residence: 658 Haddon Axanllc, Collings- Wand Favorite Study: Law ravarila Amusement: siyinirning Special Skill: Playing the plana JOHN PULLIAM Academic Birth: Collingswood, Now Jersey, January 9, i920 Residence: 658 Haddon Avenue, Colllrtgse li00d Favorite Study: Latin Fnvbrite Amusement: Football Special Skill: Swimming Activities: National Honor Socictx' -if snniar Play rig Play Carnrniirr-a 4, Paaianli 3, rig Varsity cina ig Hanar Student: Comrliencarmnt Speaker. JOHN PU RSGLOVE General siren: Camden, Navy Jerscxg May lli, l9l9 Residence: 1102 Belmont Ayanna, cailiriaa. wood ravariie Study: History ravarirn Amusement: Movies Special Skill: Baanaall GLADYS QUINT General Birth: Collingswood, New ,lerscyj Junc 21, lS7l9 Residence: 2l2 Crestmarlt Terrace, Cal- Iingswood Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Drawing Special Skill: Drawing Activities: Play Usher 45 Play Cannrniiiea 3, 45 Knight Staff 4, Jiiniar Red crass Council 2, 3, Bugle and Drurn Corps REED RADEBAUGH General Birth: Prllshllrgh, Pennsylvania: October l7, l9l9 Residence: W5 Fern Avenue, Collingswood Favorite Study: History ravarite Ainnsanianl: Watching sports Special Skill: Skelcning Activities: Band Z, 3, rl PAUL RAINEY Academic lairin: Pliilarlazpliia, Pannsyiyariiag May 6, l92Ll Residence: -103 Champion Avenue, West Collinasnaaa Favorite Study: Chemistry Favorite Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: Clarinet playing Activities: Stage and Faailiaiii cina 3 -1: Junior Play 31 Senior Play -iq Gina Club 4, Band 3, -1. ANNE RANSOM Commercial Birthxzgiiolliniiswiood, New Jersey: June 20, Residence: l-l Merrick Villa, Collingswood Favaritc Study: Shorthand Favorite Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Swininling Activities: Opcrctta 2 RUTH RANSOM General aim.: caiiinaawaaa, New Jersey, April 29, l9l9 nnsidanre: l-l Merrick villa, callinaswaaa rayarila snn-ly: Mathematics ravariln Amusement: Hearing a aanaa orchestra Special Skill: Cooking CHARLES RASBACH Commercial Birth: Haddonfield, New Jersey: May 22, l9l9 Residence: 20l5 waaalynna Avenue, waaa- lynnt Favorite Study: Typing Favarite Amusement: Swimming Special Skill: Sleeping 91 THE l937 KNIGHT li fi ,f eq, ,1- MARY RAYMOND General Birth: Camden, New Jersey, November 6, 1919 Residence: -lO Lincoln Avenue, Collings- wood Favorite Study: French Favorite Amusement: Playing the guitar Special Skill: Dancing OLIVE REHN General Birth: Calllngswoad, New Jerseyg April l-l, 1919 Residence: S25 Harrison Avenue, West Col Ilngswood ravarite starry: laaalaraeoing Favorite Amusement: Movies Special Skill: Sewing Aetitjtias: Play carnmltiea 3, Knight Staff BENJAMIN RENNE General Birtll: Waadlynne, New Jersey, December 18, 1919 Residence: 131 Powelfan Avenue, Vl'0ad- ivriria Favorite Study: Algebra Favorite Amusement: Riding a motorcycle Special Skill: Dancing FRANCES RESTRICK General airflr: callirrgswaaa, New Jersey, January lv, lfzzo lzesidaitea: 404 Cedar Avenue, Collings- WDUL1 Favorite Study: Algebra ravarita Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Singing Aetlviiles: lcrllgnr staff ig Bugle aria Drum Corps 4 Bessie RIDNER ' Commercial Birtll: Philadelbhia, Pennsylvania, Novem- ber ll, i920 Residence: 200 EDSI Haddon Avenue, Oak- yn Favorite Study: slanngranrrv Favorite Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Nana MARGERY RIECKE Commercial Birtllfgmarlbora, Massachusettsg May ll, Residence: SOG Taylor Avenue, West Col- lingswana Favorite Study: History l Favorite Amusement: Swimming Special Skill: Baking cakes Activities: Play Commiltac sp Knight staff -l, Library 3, -l. JEANNE RIGLEY Academic airtli: Germantown, Pennsylvania, Deerin- nar 7, 1919 Residence: S9 Manor Avantla, Oaklyn Favorite Study: Trigonometry Favorite Amusement: Ice skating Special Skill: Swimming Activities: National Honor Society 45 Board of Control 4, carnrnencarnant uslrar 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Swimming 4 ESTELLA ROACH Commercial Bilth:gPgiladelpI'll0, Pwlrtsylvaniuj April IS, 1 I Residence: 135 Woodfand Terrace, Oak- lyn Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusements: Playing the piano Special Skill. Playing line piano Activities: Play Usher -4. WILLIAM ROBI E Academic Birth: West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Allgast 16, i920 Residence: 43 East Zone Avenue, Col- llngswoad Fnvarite Study: Chemistry Favorite Amusement: Going to a rodeo Special Skill: Selling Activities: Play cnrnrniliaa 3, calls High News 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 2, Board of Control 3, Pfr A. Representative 2, Operetta 2. FRANK ROBINSON General Birth: carnrinn, New lariavg May zo, mo Residence: -ll-i White Horse Pike, West Callirigswaaa Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Tiddly Winks Special Skill: Playing the clarinet Activities: Play Committee -l, Barra 4, Orchestra -I. THE 1937 KNIG HT 92 ELSIE ROGERS General Birtll: Camden, New Jersey, September za, l9l9 , Residence: lS Palmer Averllle, Collings- yxaad Favorite Study: Social Problems Favorite Arrrrrsarrrarrl: Dancing Special slrillr ealrrra Activities: Class Officer 2, 3, si, Plat' Usher 35 Board at Control 2, 3, 42 Bugle and Drum Corps 2, Hockvy 2, 5, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, aasiailsall 2, 5, 4, slrirrimirig 2 RICHARD ROGERS General Birlll: Camden, Nan Jersey, August 27, l9l9 Residence: 7 East Narbetn Terrace, Cal- llnnislxaad Favorite Study: Hislary Favorite Amusement: Watching football flames Special Skill: Tennis CATHARINE ROSE General Birth: Grrrrrrarilairii, Paarlsylyarrrag septem- lrar 7, l9l9 Residence: 25 East Walnut Avcnllc, West- mont Favorite Study: German Favorite Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Playing the piano Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, -l. EVA ROSE Commercial lairrlrlrogarriaerr, New Jersey: October 28, Residence: Ham:ack Ayariira, Laurcl Snrirrgs ravarila slrrrly: Law ravarils Arrraseraeriri swimming Special slrillr Cooking Aallvilirrsg lirriiar Play ar Play Usher 4j Play Committee 4: Calls 1-lrgn Nevis 2, 3, Knight slarf 4, Bugle aria Drum Corps 2, 3, Hockcy 3, MIRIAM ROSS Commercial lairllr: Collingswood, New Jersey: January 25, l9l8 Residence: 844 Haddon Avenllc, Collings- wood Favorite Study: Typing Favorite Amusement: Diving Special Skill: Swimming HOWARD ROTHWELL General Birth: Westmont, New Jersey: November 22, l9l9 Residence: 224 Emera'd Avenue, Westmont Favorite Study: Hlstary rayarlre Arrrrrsarrrrrro: Reading Special Skill: Playing the clarinet Activities: aaad 2, 3, 4, PTA, Rcpre- svnloliyc 3, SAMUEL RUDDEROW General sirllr: callirrasrrrraa, New Jersey, January 9 N10 Residence? SIS Woodman Avcrtllc, Ca!- liaassraarl Favorite Study: Mathematics ravarirs Arrrrrserrrerrr: Fishing Special Skill: Crlcerlecding Activities: National Honor Society -l, Plny cammlnaa ap Board of carrlrrrl 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. THEODORE RUSSELL Academic lzirllr: Callrrrgsiraarl, New Jersey, April 21, l9l9 Residence: 2l9 New Jersey Avenue, Cole Ilngswood Favorite Study: English Favorite Arrrrrserrrerrr: Sleeping Special Skill: Farming Activities: Football -l, Varsity Club -l. HERMAN SACK Commercial airllr: calzrrrgsylaaa, New Jarsayg Jarrrrary l, l9l7 Rciidlllcei 9lO St0liQS Avtntie, Colllngs- hood Favorite Study: Safesmanshlp Favorite Arrrrrrarrrarrl: Frsliirrg Special Skill: Hunting BEI IY SAILE Commercial Birth: Westmont, New lerseir February 4-, l92O Rasidarrse: -123 Maple Avaaas, waslnrarrr ravarira srrray: Typing Favarite Amusement, Rafler skating Special Skill: sawing 93 THE i937 KNIGHT EILEEN SAXENMEYER Commercial Birth: Philodebhic, Pnnnsyiydniog sep- irmber 21, l9l9 Residence: 25 Pcnri Avcriile, Collingswood Favorite Study: Histafv Favorite Amusement: Horscback riding Special Skill: Swimming WARREN SAYRE General Birth: Richwood, NEW Jersey, August 7, l9lS Residence: 5lS While Horse Pike, Ocklyrl Favorite Study: Moth-:matics Favorite Amusement: Playing chess Special Skill: Shooting WILLARD SCHAEFER General niiiii: Ooklyn, Nei: Jamey, Agni 4, l9lS Residence: 121 Nnixtoii Aynnnn, odiiiyn Fnvniiid Study: cnninisirv rnyniiie Amusement: soiling Special Skill: Po'c ycniring A:riviiin:: Plui usnfr 5, Ginn cinb 2, liirilnr Rad C1055 Cmilifil -l, P.T.A Rfpresenidiiye 4, Fooiboii 3, -4: Basketball :lj mick 2, 5, 4, vainly ciub 4: operand 2 BARBARA SCHARNAGL General siiriifgognndfn, NCR Jnisny, Srplcmbcr 26, Residence: 315 aiynni Axuime, odknn rnyniiin Study: Historx rnyin-iid Rnniseineni: Rndiiinn speeini skiii: snowing Hauling idigni: Aciiviiin: Play usnni 4 GEORGE SCHLORER General aiirii: cninden, Nnn: Jersey: Jiiiy Qi, l9l9 Re:id:n:e: se Wciinc Tannen, cdiiings- xxocd rnydrire Study: History rdydiiie Ainnrenidni: sy-yinnnnnq Special skiii: seeping GEORGE SCHNEIDER General siiinfqlgninddn, New Jersey: ocidbcr 2, i Residence: EU scsi coming: Avenue, coi- iingsnood rdydiiri: Study: Science Favorite Amusement: Plcxmg football Special Skill: Mathematics Activities: Play Committee -l HOWARD SCHWARTZ General Birrii: snrnidnidrrn, Pennsylvania: August 28, l9IS Residence: 492 Virginia Avenue, WCS! CCI- iingsnood Favorite Study: Bookkeeping Favorite Amusement: Going to thc niovics Special Skill: Swimrviirig N ORMAN SCOTT Commercial Birth: Camden, Non Jcrsvwj November 9, IQI7 Residence: 110 Efm Avenue, woodiynnc Favorite Study: B1o'og1v Favorite Amusement: Enjoying music Special Skill: Pointing 1 MARGARET SEAVER General ninn: cnnidi-n, Nou Jew, Jrry I7, 1919 Residence: I2-I mncn Rycnnc, Westmont rdyoiin: Study: fvdnbir: rnyniiin Annimnnnr: Riding dn Mnny--ga Rounds spinidi siriii: E-xximming Rmyirins: Gin cinis 1, s, 4: Junior Red Cross Council 3, cnnniinddnr 3, lg Sxiinimiiig 3, 4 DOROTHY SEEMAN Commercial siiiii: Corridcri, Nan Jersey, December 10, l9l9 Residence: ms Lindnn Ayenne, coming:- wood rnyniiie sindy: Junior Business Training rnyniire Amusement: renin: snecidi skin: Praying tennis Activities: Nulloricl Honor Society -lj Play usnnr 4, Pioy coniiniiinn 4: Gnu: Hnin Nous 3, 4: Ginn Club 4, c1:iiiiii.:iiwn::iii Usher 5. THE 1937 KNIGHT 9l MILDRED SCHALLCROSS Commercial Birth: Haddonfield, New Jersey: January 14, 1920 Residence: 708 Atlantic Avenue, Collings- vtood Favorite Study: Shorthand Favorite Amusement: Rallvr skating Special Skill: Crocheting Activities: Plciy Usncr Al. WILLIAM SHARP General airliir crmirlrn, New Jcrsrv, lirly 24, l9lS Residence: 32 Harding Avcnllc, Oaklyn rriwrlle siiray: Algebra Favorite Amusement: siiliiiriiiiig special Skill: Diving Aeriiliies: Junior Play 3, Play Committee 4, Glue Club 2, 3, 4- Eoord ul Ccvn- trol 4, Swimming -1, Track 4, Varsity curb -1 MARY SH EPPARD General Birth: Brldgrton, NEW Jersey, lunc ll, 1920 Residence: fill Sluklls Avrlrius, Collings- wourl Fnvnlite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Playing tennis Special Skill: Talking Activities: Plcly Uslwr rl, Board cl Con- trol 3 HAZ EL SH O RT Commercial mimi: Kurii, Enghnrlg lrliic ao, l9I9 miilericer si-1 rm Antrim, crlliiririiilwl Fuvarlta Study: Stinoqrcptlv rmilie Arriiiseiiierii: Rmrlim smiril Skill: Tipiriil Activitiex: can 141911 Nr-lit 3, i, WALTER SIMON Commercial Birth: Cdllltgsuood, Ncn Jersey: July Z-l, l9lS Residence: 563 Haddon Avvnllc, C0lllrlgS- viocrl Favorite study: American Histary Favorite Airiiiseiiieiiri Gilriiiiria Special siren: shooting blunrocks MARGARET SMALLEY Commercial Birttt: Philorltfphia, Pbnrisylvclniu, Ncvrm- ber S, l9l9 Reiidencet S25 Rlcllcy Avenue, West COI- liiiristieod rmrile study: History Favorite Amusement: swiriimiiij smiiii Skill: swirririiiwg PHILIP SMITH General Birthlzg Westmont, Nrii Jersey: April 14, l8 Residence: l23 Haddon Avenue, Westmont raiiiiiie study: Gwrrruphy Favorite Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: Dancing ROBERT SMITH Commercial Birth: Cclriden, New Jersey, April 24, l9l9 Residence. l22 Fern Avnmle, Collingswood Favarite Study: Econulnlrs morale Arriirseiiieiiii Dancing Special Skill: Plotlnll quit JANET SMULLIN Academic Birthl: Norwood, M0SSc1Cl1llSettS, March l7, 9l9 Residence: IQ Eos! Stllvs Avenlic, Colllrigg. nocd rmrilri slimy: swirr Favorite Amusement: Hcirscbock rirllnql :mini skin: Piotiiiri the Diario Aeiimiesi may wifi 41, Colfs Hiatt Nm 5, Bugle mid urriiii corps 1, opfrrriri MARGIT SPANGBERG Academic mini: Nw rgtpi, Nail Jrrsrt, laiirrrir, 20, 1919 Residence: -tl Strowbrirlgc' Avcntilbi WOST- riiuni Favorite Study: History ravuriir Airiuseriierii: Aiirridirig looiboll germs Special Skill: Dccorotlng Activities: Frm Ushcr -l, Glen Club 2, 3, Ollurritu 2 95 THE i937 KNIGHT MARY SPARKS Commercial Birthfgsorikford, Pennsylvania, March 7, iiasiaanca: 715 lticnay Aycnnc, wcat Cal- lingsnaacl Favorite study: History Favorite Aniineineiit: Dancing Special Skill: raa aancing Activities: Play Usher 3, olcc Claa ll: Ouerctla 2, CHARLES STANGER Academic Birth: Canldan, New Jersey, Follrllary 9, i920 Residence: Z2 Penn Avenue, Colllngsllood Favorite Study: Gorman Favorite Amusement: Participating in sports Special Skill: Swimming Activities: Stage and Foatliqht Clilb 3g laniai Play 3: Chacilcaaer 3, 4. RUTH SWANSON Academic sittli: lanaacaait, Connecticut, Mal. ss, l9lS Residence: Sornurdala Road, Somerdule Favorite Study: Bldogv 1 Favorite Amusement' Going lo the movies Special Skill: Cooking BENJAMIN SWIECICKI General Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Novem- ber iS, l9lS Residence: 222 Haddon Avenue, Collings- lxoad Favorite Study: Chemistry Favorite Amusement: Going to parties Special Skill: Butcllur ROBERT SWOPE Academic sinh: Maaicclavn, New Jersey, March lo, i920 Residence: 70l Lees Avenue, Collingswood ravaflte Study: Science Favorite Amusement: Going to movies Special Skill: Playing the sansaahana Activities: Glen clan 2, 3, 4, Hana 2, 3, el, Operetla 2 .IOH N TATE General Birth: Palmyra, New Jersey, Jllrlv: IS, l9l9 Residence: i208 Walnut Avenue, West callingswaaa Fnvurite Study: Chemistry Favorite Amusement: Fast and rough sports Special Skill: Playing ice nacleey MAY TASK Commercial lziilli: vnilailalpnia, Pennsylvania: lilly 19, l9l9 Residence: l0 Garfield Avanilc, Collings- v-ood Favorite Study: stenaaiaaliy ravatlte Amusement: ncaaina special sliill: Dancing Activities: Play Usher ea. ELEANOR TEED General Birth: Philaaalahia, Pennsylvania: scamm- liel' l7, l9lS Residence: 725 Haddon Avenue, Collings- wood ravarita study: tllslaly Favorite Amusement: Knitting Special Skill: Cooking FRANCES THOMPSON General nitth:9iTgilaaalpnia, Pennsylvania: June 29, l Residence: 22 East Collingswood Avenue, Ocklyn Favorite study: History Favorite Amusement: Traveling Special Skill: None Activities: Play Usher 4 OLIVER THORN General Birth: Spring Lake, New Jersey, June lS, i920 Residence: 40 West Collingswood Avenue, Oaklyn Favuritc Study: History Favorite Amusement: Bicycling Special Skill: Making wooden automobile rnadeis Activities: Plav Committee -l. THE l937 KNIGHT 96 l MILDRED TIBBITT Commercial airlli: wartviak, New York: Nlaran 5, l9l9 kerluenea: 120 Evergreen Avenue, waaa- lynne Favorite Study: Bookkeeping favorite Annisentant: Roller skating Special Skill: Hair arassina FRANKLIN TINGLEY General Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, aalaaar li, l9l9 Residence: I0 East Collingswood Avenue, Oaklyn rayarlte Study: Physics Favorite Amusement: Tennis Special Skill: Playing tennis Activities: Junior Play 3. DOUGLAS TOMPKINS General Birth: Brockway, Pennsylvania: April I7. l9ZU Residence: 20 Eldridge Avenue, Collings- vkaod ravarite Study: History ravarite Annminenr: Playing football Special Skill: Draivina BENJAMIN TUCKER General lainli: P1nlaae:pnia, Pennsylvania, January zs, l9I9 Residence: IOS West Cedar Avenue, Oak- yn Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Going to movies Special sklll: Fishing PEARL VAN DERSLICE Commercial Birth: Camden, New Jersuyg May 2, l9l9 Reiidence: ll0 French Avenue, Westmnnt Favorite Study: Bookkeeping Favorite Amusement: Participating in sports Special Skill: Swimming Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4 DAVID VASSIE Commercial Birth: Pnilaaepnra, Pennsylvania, February 14, l9l7 Residence: 534 Harnastaaa Avenue, wast- YUOYW Favorite Study: Office Practice ravnrlte Airnitaniant: Traveling Special skillr Getting up in ine morning BERTHA VAUGHN Commercial sirtnfqngiraaelpnia, Pennsylvania: April l-1, Residence: 7l Harding Avenue, Oaklyn Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: Acting Activities: Jllnlor Play 3. MARGARET WALKER Academic sirtnf9P5iilaua'aliia, Pennsylvania, Juiy 22, Residence: 432 Comly Avenue, West Ca!- llngswaod Favorite Study: l-llsiary Favorite Amusement: Swimming Special Skill: Playing the piano Activities: Calls High News 2: Glue Club 2, 3, Bugle and Drum caros 2, 3, 4, Orct1eSlrQ 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM WALKER General Birth: Camden, New Jersey, June 2-1, l9l9 Residence: ZIS Landis Avnnuc, Oaklyrl Favorite Study: Bialogy Favorite Amusement: Skating Special Skill: Skating Activities: P.T,A. Representative 2, 3. BESSIE WALTER Academic Birth: izaeahnaaa, Pannsylvania, April 7, l9l9 Residence: 3 Albertson Avenue, Westmont Favorite Study: French Favorite Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Drawing Activities: Stage and Faatlight Club 3, -lp Junior Play 3. 97 THE I937 KNIGHT WILLIAM WALTER General Birth: Philadebhiu, Pennsylvania, sap- :amaai za, l9l9 Rasiaam: sis Liaiyaaa Ayaiiaa, callinaa- iiaad Favorite Study: Ariilmialic rayaiiia Aiiiiiseaiaiir: sliaaiiiia Special Skill: Marksmanmia CHARLOTTE WARNER Commercial Birth: Camden, New Jcrscyj May 2-l, l9l9 Residence: 722 Grunt Ayamia, wan Ca?- linaayyaaa Favorite Study: office Practice rayaiil: Aawsaiiieiir: Kniiiiag Special sliill: Knitting Anlyiiias: Play uma: 4: opafaria 2. LOIS WARREN General Birth: Ca'lingsvl.ood, New Jersey, Decom- bur i9, l9lS Residence: 520 Stokes Avenue, Collings- wood rayaiiia Study: An Favorite Aiiia:aai.iil: oaiiaiiia Special sliill: wnisiliaa Activities: Hockey' 2, 3, -l G RAC E WEAVER Commercial sivrnfqcflliaasaaaa, Naya Jersey, July 25, Residence: l25 Flcnch Avenue, Wcslnlonl ravaviza sway: Typing rayaiiw Aiaiisamiil: siyaiiming Special Skill: Sowing JEAN W ELC H Academic Birthfcllgalcrsoll, New Jnrseyg July l0, Residence: 420 Co'lings Ayaaaa, Collings- wood rayaiiw sway: Chemistry Favorite Amusement: Bicycling Special sliill: swimming Aalivioias: Narianal Honor Society 4, Play Usher -l, Board ct Control sl, Com- mence-menl Usher 3, P.T,A. Repre- scnlative 2, a, 4. CLARENCE WEST General Birth: Collingslmod, New Jersey, Falaiiiaiy 6, i920 lzasiiiaiiaa: 309 Laa: Ayaaaa, calliaaiwaaa Favorite Study: Mathematics Favorite Amusement: Ice skating Special Skill: Maaal ayiplaiias ROBERT WHITAKER General Birth: CoI'inq5xinod, New Iorseyg Nrvvembel 26, l9l9 Residence: SO llanleslccd Avonllc, Collings- wood Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Foolbull Special Skill: Hiking HELEN WHITE General sinh: Lillie Falls, N:-iy York, July ls, lql9 Residence: l03 Homeslaad Avenue, Co!- liaaaiiaaa rayaiiw Study: Hislaiy- Favorite Amusement Horseback riding Special Skill: Swimming Activities: Dnoreitcl 2. WILLIAM WHITING General sinh: Pl:ilada'phia, Paaiisy-lyania, July 12, l9lS Residence: 529 Linwood Avenue, Collings- uocd rayaiiw Study: Aaaiam Higraiy Favorite Amusement: Hunting and fishing Special Skill: Playing bridge ADELAIDE WILLIAMS Commercial Birth: calliaasa-aaa, Naiy Jersey, February' lv, 1920 Residence: l25 L0wrlSidQ AVDHLIE, Collings- wood ravaiila sway: Boolzkrz-ping Favorite Amusement: Fishing special Skill: Fishing Activities: Play Commillue 4: Opemira 2. THE i937 KNIGHT 93 DOROTHY WINTHER General Birth: Camden, New Jersey: April 4, 1920 Residence: 37 Crescent Boulevard, Ca!- llngsxlood Favorite Study: English Favorite Amusement: Skating svuinl Skill: Sketching Activities: Play Usher 3, Play Committee 4, Knight stan 4. TILLIE WITKOWSKI General Birth: Camden, New Jenny, September 29, l9l9 Residence: 235 Cooper Avunllc, Wood- lvnne Favorite Study: History Favorite Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Embrolderlng Activities: Coils High News Z, 5, 4, Bugle and Drum Corps 2, 3, WILLIAM WOODS Academic mini: wimnwd, New Jersey: July 3, l920 Residence: Z-l Ardmore Terrace, Collings- wood Favorite Study: Mathematics Favarlte Amusement: Reading Special Skill: Kcwing good looking lawns Activitiex: National Honor Society -lg Senior Play 4, Commencement ugnnf 3, Honor Student: Commencement Speaker. GEORGE WRIGHT Academic Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Febru- ary l9, mo Residence: ze East sine: Avenue, Collings- wood Favorite Study: Mathematics Favorite Amusement: Reading and dru- matics Special Skill: Fishing Activities: National Honor Society -lp sing.: and Fconighr Club 3, 45 Jun- ior Play sg Senior Play 45 Play cum- rnimn 4, Commencement usner sg Honor Student. HELEN OEHLERS Commercial mini: Darby, Pennsylvania: April 24, isis Residence: 225 West Franklin Avenue, Col- Iingswood rmiile study: Bookkeeping Favorite Amusement: Dancing Special Skill: Sewing and cooking 99 T HE i937 KNIG A Senior Farewell lt's not just the school and its happiness Nor those who have taught us each day But ir's comradeship loyal and boundless That has helped us each step of the way, For we've labored and triumphed together We've faced every conflict as one. May our friendship in memory ne'er sever When our work here in High School is done. Bur may it grow stronger, mare dear to each heart May its power sustain us anew May the lessons we've learned as we've each had a part Be the ones that will carry us through. -MARTHA CHRISTIE 5 CLASS OF 1938 OFFICERS William Kruyer ..... ............... P resident Robert Leuming ..,. ..... Vice-President Elizabeth Worrell ...... ........ S ecrctnry Richard Groo ...... ,...... . Treasurer + The thief adviser, Mr. Walton Werzel, is shown discussing plans for Ulm Junior pluy with Bill Krnyer, Class President Room za, Top Raw: Kapnar, chase, cnriax, nam, nanavan, s. Baker, Aexinran, Bloksom. rnira Raw: chars bannearr, Burke, Bernhnrdl, oamaraa, eawar, Arrnrraga, Shirk. same naw: Armstrong, Davis, san, aamar, carna- bell, maya, Ayaalana. First Raw: Audibcrt, crans, Davis, Amar, crawfara, crrnrarosarr, urrrnnr, carey, wrnsrer. Room so, 'rap Row: DeHart, Burroughs, naman, Arkinran, Leu, Green, E. M. Brown, o. Graham, Glawaaki, Hurley, Hvllnnd. Sixth Row: Bayer, Dibhle, Burrows, Deloseph, Ashton, Buss, Bunes, Gilpin, Gnley, Hope, Hnlsfcn. rim. naw: nmassandra, Gleeson, Hangar, c. Krauss, P. Krauss, niararla, o'Andraa, Harms, aayd, Jones. Farnnr naw: Irvin, Johnson, Aran, rinak, rnlnrar, Gulick, Alexander, Heinlxclmon, r. E. canlay, Ellmore. Third Row: img, Biddle, nawdan, oangan F. M. Conley, senden, Bennett, Abrams, caak. Second naw: Allen, T. oanaraaan, cnafay, Anen, F. Jakway, Jarrrrsan, craan, K. Johnnnsen. rim Raw: c. Allan, Marriak, Boone, Berndt, Crossley, Cux, Guerra, Grier, Clurk, Finegun. ROOM 41, Trip non: Mrngrrr, Meier, Mruiiigirlin, Munir, Mnrngnnla, Mis- lrnn, Ln, Lung, xsripg, Lylc. 'rlrirrl lznwr Lnrlrin, Joslin, lcirlr, Milnn Mrinrini, Mrzgnr, Mcminnnglr, Joy, Lang. Second nw: icing, lclgnin, Mnn- cini, Mn:Millnn, Marvin, Krnlirrgnr, loner. rim ann: Miles, Mirrlr, Kramer, Kipp, Lear, Kirby, Mnrowrll, Knye, Merger, n, Mdiuy. nooM zs, Top nr-iw: llnrlr, llnnsbrrgnr, Ginn, Esilow, Hriifnngln, Howell, Hnnririrlrngn, Green. Third new Grier, mins, rnrnnr Hnrringtun, Fcvguwn, Hrirnn, Huber. smnrl Row: Hull, slrrllrill, Griffith, cilrnoiir, Friedman, Johnson, srnrry, Girlinnn. Firsl Rim Higgins, Jnnqrinr, Jones, llnrlnrlrnr, Herbert, rrrierrnrin, w, Higgins, llgry. ROOM 1-l, np naw: Olson, Paul, Mount, Miirbiris, vrnlinllnw, Pole, lzierlrn, ngbinsrn, Ray, lznynnlur, Roberts. snrgna Raw: onrrsl, Mrirrgnsgn, Quinlan, Nnrn, mm, Muffler, J. srnillr, Prrry, Perrrlln, l-linnrnnr, Lv, Ross, rirsr Row: sr. Pierre, vrdrinlr, Mooney, Daugherty, Rankcn, Rialny, oannwnllnr, Prrk, orsrerle, Mgrgnn, Quigley. Helen Hallnnd CLASS WHO'S OF 1938 The Vice-President, Reber! Leaming, is shown in confcrente with Miss Pa- tricia Farnham, a class adviser. Miss knne Latimer, another class adviser, Elixabeih Worrell, and Rich- and Gran can he seen discussing the ticlut solos for the Junior Play. ELEN HOLLAND, the sophistrcated lady of the lunuor Class, reminds one of Jean Harlow with her platinum tresses. The Edward Everett Horton of the class is Stewart Smith, As popular as the team of James Stewart and Simone Simon, are Sus Yerkes and Wrmpy Jones. Estelle Grier and Glenn Sutton, the good lookrng pair, make a Loretta Young, Tyrone Power comhinatuon. Con you see a faint resemblance between the class athletes, John Ross, and Zito Swiecicki, and Gary Cooper and Merle Oberon? W H O annum, Len tu night: scum Smith, wimpy Jam, sw vom, Glenn SIIHUH, Estelle Glilf, JOM! RUSS, Zila Siiutitki. CLASS OF 1938 Room ze, Tap nw: Senver, Pan, Mum, Nsmxs, omf, Sauder, Riley, Pmimn. rmfa now: mmf., samuel, scnweam, Panel, onus, Riner, Pacman, Ricmr. second Row: mm, sammgef, sdmpxmn, sci-midi, Pncxulla, M-me, sd-iemh, ummm. rim nw: scum., Morgenmm, Moarby, Reumund, sdmem, mmag, sms, Mum. ROOM Zl, Top Row: Zepke, Schnclzler, Snnlllin, Williamson, Wylile, Svihla, Swlecltkl, Scrller. Third Row: Weiuel, Sauer, Scoir, Worrell, Walton, Thorne, Shuts, Watson, Treditk. Second Row Smith, Woodfield, Wollingion, Suikx, Warren, Thomas, Winters, Sharp. Firil Row: Schworix, Todd, Sharp, Shirley, Yerkes, Uber, Wurlxel, Vero, Siorlo. noon 19, Top new Mum, xellaway, Koch, w. Miller, sz, L. Miller, M-min, Mm-gm, mn, Kroycr. Third Row: Meisrcr, Locke, Magornknn, Muciwan, Marolda, Keckllur, Lecming, Larkin smna nw: mmf, mm, Mumugnxan, Linannim, Mumuinm, xeys, xml, Macafiae, spimme. nm Row: Mnmiimn, R. s. Miner, cushnef, imnlana, Mccm, Mununqld, Mnnhews, Kuh- Iine, Lane. Room zo, np nw: suwmn, Yemeni, si-mam., waimimm, sumn, min, R. warm, vunnum. Third Row: weigh, Young, woman, wamfmn, wen, Smirhcors, Wulf, rmxm.. Second Row: Walker, N. Wolf, Tsclludin, Wriglll, Woodside, Smylh, Toune. Firii Row: Rosen Srell, Smirll, Worr, Slnirll, Silelhamcr, Vassie, Warner, Wood, Wilson. CLASS OF 1939 OFFICERS Robert Johns ..... .,............ P resident Kenneth Crane ...... Vice-President Elizabeth Brown .,.,.... Secretary Doris Logon ..... ........ T reosurer c all Baker Secknl, azgdldw, Campbell, Alexander. Room ls, 'rdp nw: aenlr, Bohn, nn , , Third Raw: amy, Culver, Blank, nnllmdss Brennan, Alwinn, Caoaldo, seek. Second Raw: Askew, w. sums, aednsdng, Burt, Bonell, Breedlove, anim, ankely. rim now: Bender, Anderson, Brazington, Armstrong, Billings, R. Burns, Case, Buchanan, Bruner, Room ls, np nw: newer, Blazer, Boyer, sms, Mnrlnk, snrwws, Alexander, Copaldn, A. Bailey, Beauchamp, Bauman. Second Row: Boenning, Bright, Brooks, Allen, Butler, BIQXSDIII, Beniamin, Almond, B. Brown, Albertson, First Row: D. Campbell, D. Brown, Chase, Middle- E c in bell, Bower, R. Bailey, Andrews, slow. ton,AverelI, Brullllardt, . o a ' Crane, F't1 mid Dunlop odrd Drew, Dudley, onvldn, Room lv, rap Row: Diltenderter, l g , , , ' Dutton, Dever, Coles, Chase, T. Cook, Th'rd rldw- Carson rlennnlng, Englcllort, c nnln llnln Droblet Ford ndignnn. l . . 1 Diehl, tml. Clarke, w. cook, Flood, u 9 , , , ' t Cow ill. Decllman, Second Row Dunlap. First Row Dickey, Clipper, Driscoll, Dinncllo, Freedman, Fischer, Clcmen , g Delltuf. Ether. Mr. Wilbur Shcnk is shown cond fairing with Robert Johns in regard tu llle llmlre of the Sophomore class. CLASS OF 1939 Doris Logan one Kenneth Crane olrsenss- ing llro problems of the Sophomore eloss. sms' AUDITORIUM, rop Ron: N. snriolr, G. Srallflort, S:hlau:h, Royle, Rogers, vonng, Zelley, Ronok. sllonks. roollow, wrigllr. voros. Third now: rlrnnrner, Rowe, woollen, Sonlgcn, Snow, Turner, welole, lziggins, Vnndever, lzoloerls, Pole, sreworl, Troinor, Runge, Trorrer. Second Row: Winch, v. snnrn, llogorly, eeelror, Rooelr, Rosln, woolsron, Pool, wollror, Walter, Wells, Tooios, vongnn. First Raw: luoaogn, srnollxel, lzlsller, Watt, lllloy, Pronofool, lr, srnirlr, zorxyelri, Moines, Sloudt, zlrnrnernron, wilson, wosl. BOYS' AUDITORIUM, Top Row: Williams, Rainey, Sfauffer, Sclleer, Warner, Underwood, Schmidt, Sfrable, Price, Shultz, Walker. Fourlh Row: Warren, Young, Wlighl, W. Yulllaln, Sinclair, Yerkes, Scavctra, Woodward, Sheri- aon. Third Row: Page, Reider, Roloenson, slorner, rresmrlr, wlxlrowslri, Hognes, Schwartz, vonee, wolron, Thompson. Second Row: Ramen, Tyndale, Turner, Ware, Schwalbo, Slniih, Srannell, Sandsiu, Schlaudl, Sicdcl- man, Waller. First Raw: Snyder, Singer, 1'eIle:zen,5ihr:I:ion, Taylor, Strauscr, Scurbolougll, Slocum, Rey- no s, c oe er. WHO'S WHO Room 14, Too Raw: Dnlin, Cox, Duncan, Coxon, Egon, Crater, Drew, Dunlap, Dungan, Dinner Chuudy. Second Row: Collorx. cooloy, M. Dougherty, Dyer, Ryon, M. ll. Dougherty, Clements, Deal, Fredricks, Eisenhower. First Row: Dressul, Qollen, Clark, Clymer, Cline, Chonlc, Chlnlzi, Cnlklll, Danclla, DeNigllr, Dorslllmer. Room 10 Top Row: Warner, Gilhens, Keeklrur, Joflorson, Korilloge, Heck, lrisll, Nilthtotll. Third Row: James, liuats, Hartman, Kennedy, Humphries, Gailing, Johns, Hunter, Gntiesman. Second Row: Gurdon, lnrossi, Gill, llofflnorl, erly, Keck. Jnbes, Guerra, Jatquor, Gegen, Keller, Gluvin, Reid, Hill lretoll. roo, Riglrr ro Left wilnlo Vaughn and Ray aools oro rho loesr looking couple in the soolrornoro eloss. rlren Ohere is lllc Class Comedian Herman Galllllgr who srlll lninlrs no isrvr funny. solrom. Right to Len: selrno Guerra, clever musician, is the most lulerlrud Sophomore. The rnosr popular rwo ore vlrginlo Rogers ond Kenoollr Crnnla. llorloolrer, Gilborl, Noonan, Jones. rirsr now: lcoys, lrrlno, solosso, Gooelr, Harden, Merelronr, Hill, Joeonol, nonglr. Room ls, 'foo Raw: Ferguson, Hunt, Gonger, Gregory, Fran, Hogonor, Howes, Kellnrn, llonorrlr. Third now: Hallen, lloiu, llnro, r. llornron, o. Hornlon, Hillman, Jornes, cron, loolrson. Second now: lcoonor, Vanderslice, lolrnson, roorlror, Elton, oroy, ldell, llonllng, First Row: CLASS OF 1939 ROOM il, Top Raw: Mntsan, McCurdy, Packer, Kravitz. Minat, Mnckrell, Lippinsoit, Lamb, Benson. Third Raw: Gallagher, obarllraas Maakan, Naglaa, Morris, Pills, Paner, Marshall, Maara. Second Row: Payne, Mummn, Macfidowney, Lindebnrn, Lokeewich, Livingston, Kuhnel, Morrison, Muchesncy. Firsf Row: Lentz, Neu, Perrin, Mead, Maisberger, L. Lane, Malsberger, J. Miller, Loper, Neil, A. Munynn, ROOM lz, Tap Raw: Klinger, olrrlsraad, Mutlhicssen, Longley, z. Lavara, Marais, Cowen, Maaoanald, Killa. Third Raw: Malaia, Taylor, Newham, Lawrerlaa, M. Kurtz, Maraarr, Mead, L, Lavara. Second Row: Mariirl, Messick, Krasa, Mathis saanlal, Lauas, Malia, Macaaalr, McKInxl:y. rim naw: Miller, l.. Karla, Mnnginu, Mayar, Maxwell, Kirkpatrick, Linderman, Logan, Maloney, Mylar. ROOM I4 ROOM I0 ROOM I3 ROOM Ii ROOM I2 A :lass adviser, Miss Ruth Grilliihs, is aarrlarrr irra warn the class saa- ralary, slizaballr Blown. 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