Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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-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

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The Bell rings . . . 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

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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