Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1941 volume:

fam- QJW v .1 .M THRU THE PAGES 0F THE KNIGHT ., ' ff! Q' f,ff 11!' f ' I I 7f'WW ,mf ,f X ' ix 4 I W2 ff , - j 10 V xt ,fi ,I 'jfif A ,QX i 7,4 9 6 . f sy f 9 Q f . A 5 '7 ,:f f:,'fxff:g2 ' X S . J A Y X wi . xy .xx- XX V 4 X X A W KN 1 If f N 4 o V , , ' i 3' sflf-L ,WV ig Xigx 'A f ' ff ' 1 f ' V 5' lc, 4, 1 V N , JL'f1fkykx-xx . V10 ' 'X Y ' ' 751 elf, 1 . -Xf 5 , W1 ' -QSX CQJ fi X K f . f , ,ai 'i vv X -,A M, f N,-Q Q ff G' ,N I ' -, '- - 'ifewf ,- x f 5 I f .' n K I f' ' N X,-1, DKJ' ,- K X 5. ' ,xx h L X 'rf' 0, X , xXXX I I 5 41'4 ' Q ' 2 NX E 4' 'V If? 'ff ', ' If Kg' 'cf X . f , X , I K ,, f , 'rf HRTH f- N E- ffx ,Ep lx. - Z f g f fa , Z X L f I an LX gi- ' ff ,, , EEWUQD CD 5355? xX K X j X , r HY, Y. . E ff' , 0' ' 52 , 11 492 X ' '. V W gi d ,, 1 X 1: SE? o W ' A I , 1 P w f f I Mk , , . A ,gy ffm. .fl ,HF TRHINE36 THE ITHIN the pages of this l94l yearbook is a spectacular reproduction of high school life arrayed in all the gay trappings of circus pageantry. Come now to the capacious three-ring assortment of high school students training and performing under your very noses--the greatest show of all 1 'rlflif o Q an N time. Since all super-colossal circuses have three rings, the Knight has three divisions. Book One presents the trainers and apprenticesp Book Two all l parallels Circus Acts and extra-curricular activitiesg Book Three shows the outstanding attractions of this stupendous, magnificent show of shows. Countless other colossal features complete the greatest show ever as- sembled under a spread of canvas. So make yourselves comfortable and enjoy this masterpiece of literary and photographic accomplishments, the 1941 Knight. 2- 6 Us PERF URNEQ' if f If WW hz, Z f f if-1 ff if f f ff if 2' fiyfi, f 1 Because... music plays such an important part in the pageantry of high school lifep because Collingswood High School's music department has developed so much in the last ten yearsg because the success of this department is due largely to its directory because that director has been an inspiration to everyone connected with herg because she has given her time unselfishly to others: because she has made our Glee Clubs the Barnum and Bailey of musical entertainmentp we the members of the l94l Knight staff sincerely dedicate this book to MISS BESS A. HUEY Musician ' Leader 0 Friend i l :x f ' f 1. 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K gi w W. , ,f 'fNI'f'if 1 if? .'l'F.'2P Iw!f?'5 wb.. mn-: , NN -9 ia ixnms 0 N Y gq ..f i k'1 , Across the page, left to right: Placid beauty is found by a small lake in Knight's Park 0 The Frances Childs Methodist Church, photographed in a winter setting, is typical of the many beautiful churches in Collingswood I A gr0UP of students stroll along Haddon Avenue 0 The Crescent , , ' n ' 4 5, K, Boulevard Circle is the busy meeting place of four main highways 0 The public library offers free reading pleasure to Collingswood citizens I Autumn lends a cool, brisk tone to on afternoon in Knight's Park. Uh 1' . fi , - - l A - - fl gClTlLZ ,f ' ANK' TIONAL 8 EN5 Across the page, left to right: The Collingswood Fire Citizens' National Bank is a symbol of security to the com- Compony stands ready for service 0 Entertainment seekers munity of Collingswood 0 The Cuthbert Road Bridge is an wait to purchase their tickets for a current movie 0 Work- example of nearby symmetrical beauty. men complete a new boat-house on the Cooper River 0 The RING ONE+ :ay ' X ' Q vga Y W JW Q 11,2 W hmlu 9 ghd U b,fJq,, 5I'i::.E1fE?257L.g3.:f.,,Igi 4 'X ..'X?ifg' -K' gwb, 'A 1' 5,f',' ff' F THE TRAI ERS To the Class of 1941: The greatest responsibility of this generation is that of keeping aglow in the world the flick- ering Iight of democracy. To do this, moral and spiritual forces must go forward at double-quick time to catch up with the inventive games of man. You have seen in your generation the pro- duction of machines destined to usher in an age of plenty-a better life for all. You have also seen the production of machines destined to destroy man. No one can predict what your part will be in America's destiny, but whatever it is will require clear thinking and courage, and a reserve of moral fortitude and spiritual stamina, To this end we trust your school, your home, and your church have contributed. Sincerely, CARL M. DIEFENBACH. CARL M. DIEFENBACH Supervising Principal HE Collingswood Board of Education holds its regular monthly meeting on the second Thursday of each month. Mr. Benson De L. Barron is president of the Board. Mrs. W. Arthur Lofft is vice-president and Mr. H. Milton Restrick is district clerk. The Board of Education carries out much of its tireless work for the Collingswood schools through committees. The Finance Committee consists of Mr. Walter Marshall, Mr. Harry Rainey, and Mrs. Harold Parker. The Athletic Committee is composed of Mr. George Bierschenk, Mr. Robert Scarborough and Mr. Herbert Schooley. Mr. Charles Reese, Mr. Harry Rainey, and Mr. Robert Scar- borough constitute the Property Committee. This year the Board suffered a great loss in the death of Mrs. Eva Kachline, who was always greatly interested in the welfare of Collingswood schools. Mrs. Kachline was a school board member for eleven years. Mrs. Har- old Parker has been elected to complete Mrs. Kachline's term. Mr. Walter Marshall Mr. Harry Rainey e.,V:1 T' iiiiiiiiii Mrs. Arthur Lofft Mr. Herbert Schooley it .fi x . I M 8 9 ti Ill? 'I'IlIi .'ll I ' Ar. Charles Reese 1rs. Harold Parker 'M eege 1 7 .t .U i ,E 4 kr ' ' 1.2142 7 Mr. George Bierschenk Mr. Howard Scarborough To the l94l Class: Change is a small word. But change will have o large meaning when applied to the regu- latory processes ot the life of each one of you. Class of l94l, you have changed from high school pupils to alumni. To keep growing, you must keep changing. This means changing your ideals, prayers, and dreams. To progress, you must adopt new tendencies for old legends, take new paths for old ruts, and build on new ex- perienccs instead of trying to make your life conform to memories. Just as your world is now changing from one dream to another, so you will change to voter, tax-payer, employee, soldier, nurse, parent, and employer. Try to grow into each change with intelligence, tolerance, and spiritual belief. PERCY s. EICHELBERGER. PERCY S. EICHELBERGER Principal I Mr. H. M. Restrick, Secretary and District Clerk Mr. Benson De L. Barron, President, Collingswood Board of Education. xm-sg 'Qs H4 a I 511235 7 ' 1 f . 1 . .,, 4 2 RJ., F f R 'S ,,,x.4.3'r Q i vtrs. Grace H. Long Mr. John L. Kelly, Jr. Mrs. Daniel F. Sullivan, Jr. Mr. Carl B. Zoerner Miss Kate H Fee lr. Willson M. Rowe Miss H. Gladys Hillman Mr. Bernard Mark Miss Ann A. Latimer Mr Ralph W E Klin ENGLISH MR. J. ARTHUR FERNER Juniata College Pennsylvania State College MRS, RUTH PORTER GRUBB West Chester State Teachers' College Juniata College MISS FLORA HOOPER Goucher College MISS RUTH A. HUZZARD University ot Pennsylvania Middlebury College MISS EDITH H. KROENER University of Pennsylvania MRS. RUTH S. MCBURNEY Glassboro State Teachers' College Temple University A.B M.A A.B A.B B.S M.A B.S B.S MISS EUNICE E. MELLINGER Millersville Normal School Pennsylvania State College MR. CLINTON C. NICHOLS Farmington Normal School Rollins College Columbia University SOCIAL STUDIES MR. H. K. REISS HOLSTON Franklin and Marshall College University of Pennsylvania MR. SMITH L. BYHAM Western Maryland College MR. JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN Rutgers University MR. HARRY C. MILLER Franklin and Marshall College ER RING v 9' wg gf if 3 2 1 15 Fw I ff QV N-ami E-igix w iffg W' , ,1:fei2wfE xiii-9' W 4.WL ,, , , W va wk -rf Wt , A' ,f J f' .K X ' .. ff' if Q ,U Q A . , , , , iq, L , ' lx N I ..f- 3- ,-,ff ii, 5. f 5 WF' 4 2 ,AH-'MQ' Qlb- . wA:1f-Tf1.4:.-- Tw, S SI'l+1l'IA LTY .KFTS HERE were six classes held during 1940-1941 for the purpose of spec- ialized study in various fields. The Highway Safety Classes were ably conducted by Mr. Daniel Sullivan. Upon completion of this course, stu- dents were able to procure drivers' li- censes with ease and security. Miss Elizabeth Valentine took com- petent charge of the eight girls who participated in advanced sewing and design. Fifteen boys took advantage of the Mechanical Drawing course offered un- der the direction of Mr. Claire Robb. For those students interested in mathematics and science, and desiring a better understanding of the slide rule, slide rule classes were held by Mr. Kenneth Johnson. Miss Bess Huey conducted a special music class for those students who, be- cause of conflicting activities, were un- able to participate in the glee club or orchestra. Every Tuesday afternoon, Miss Edna Hyde met the Art Classes for two periods. Each of these classes proved to be of great value to those participating, and their continued development will be a practical asset to the school. Top to bottom: Miss E. Hyde instructs her senior high art class. The Slide Rule Class. Standing: Mr. K. Johnson, T. Cowgill, H. Davies, E. Richards, J. Kirchner, A. Knudsen. Seated: A. Smith, R. Human, M. Barton, R. Runge. Helen Barton practices parking, directed by Mr. D. Sullivan. The Mechanical Drawing Class works together under Mr. C. Robb. Miss E. Valentine measures D. Rudderow's spring frock. T II l S KVA Y I' l.l'I.lSE NDER the direction of Mr. George H. Letts, Jr., the Guidance Department was organized in l939, in order that the problems of the pupils could be studied, and aid be given toward the solution of various problems that arise in the school personnel. Personal, as well as discipline prob- lems, are taken care of by Miss Flora Hooper and Mr. Kenneth Johnson. Scholarships and College Selections are handled by Miss Eunice Mellinger. The important matter of job placement comes under the direction of Mr. Will- son Rowe and Mr. Carl Zoerner. Mr. George Letts, Jr., is director of the en- tire division and specializes in matters pertaining to school subject problems, home contacts, vocational guidance, and psychological testing. An attempt is made by the advisors to meet the needs of the pupils as in- dividuals. All interviews are strictly confidential. Pupils may seek advice on whatever matters need special consider- ation. The department is building up ex- tensive files of vocational information and a vocational library. Aptitude tests have been given during the year. Each month finds more and more students utilizing the fine facilities which have been developed through the organization of the Guidance Depart- ment. Top to bottom: Mr. Kenneth Johnson and William McKay con- fer. Miss Flora Hooper, Gloria McChord, and Jane Cotton examine class records. Mr. George Letts, Jr., interviews Donald Stohner. Miss Eunice Mellinger advises students interested in scholarships. Standing left to right: C. Hott, V. Turkat, M. Taylor, H. Barton, Seated first row: H. Delaney, E. Brown, E. Anderson. Second row: J. Suttill, A. Moore, B. Franks. Third row: F. Siewicz, M. Burke, L. Jackson, D. Schwartz. 'l'llAlXEll.' AT IEAHE These informal faculty snapshots reveal the trainers, away from the big ring, seeking various recreations. Photographed at home with Shep, their dog, are Mr, and Mrs. Willson Rowe. Mrs. Ruth Mcllurney, better known as Stevie, takes a last peek at her evening meal. Miss Ruth Woolston waves goodbye from her snappy blue convertible. lt's wedding bells for some of the faculty, meet Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Sullivan, Jr. There seems to be an addition to the Morrow Stough family. Notice the pride with which papa lifts Carol from her cradle. Mrs. Alma Snyder spends some of her leisure in knitting. Mr. Carl Zoerner and Mr. Arthur Ferner are intensely occupied with bowling problems. Twenty - two ll TIIE K F 'I' I+' 4 1 Y V 'Y V SIIUYY IS UY li ll Top left: Mr. H. Holloway of the Bake Shop brings cafeteria pastry. Top center: Mrs. M. Clasky sells R. Fullmer candy. Top right: Mrs. E. Black and Miss H. Wentzell, cashiers, collect from Mr. 5. Byham and W. Bunce. Center left: Mr. J. Penn and Mrs. L. Mershon prepare student lunches. Center right: Mrs. E. Krebs, Mrs. L. Thornley, Mrs. E. Townsend, Mrs. E. Hoehling await noon rush hour. Lower left: Mr. J. Penn keeps the school warm. Lower center: Carpentry is one of the many duties of Mr. A. Hoehling. ' ht: Mrs. E. Hoehling serves desserts. Lower rig fwxv .Rx RING 'l'WO+ X 'x THE ACTS LO Mggeglgliinpzis s-rgjlfifi NW?-A V-fr - fa A . we pt A W New -5 N, ,M vi 9 s-W? is Ni. ta -. in -.vw . crises COLX' S HX69 CQUVS XAXG ' gin Cacxxf 'ill' 6 QQL25 CGxAv,S'lM Jiiiigfufa COLL P t ASS- . ...,,,,, A M lv carry one copy of the News through all its phases of production and distribution. Huzzard instructs the Journalism Class in newspaper technique. Upper: M. Burke, with V. Turkot in a news meeting. Lower: V. Turkot, A. Smith, J. Stratton, and M. Burke hold an editorial conference. These pictures Left: Miss R. editor, confers ES, step right up folks, and take a look at the greatest little newspaper ever published-the Colls-High News. Headlines, interviews, articles, jokes, stories- they're all in this bang-up paper. Editor-in-chief Marguerite Burke, with the aid of her competent staff, has placed this paper among the top scholastic performances of the year: first place, C. P. A., March l94l. Guiding the entire troupe have been Miss Ruth A. Huzzard, literary adviser, Mrs. Grace H. Long, financial adviser, and Mr. Willson Rowe, advertising sponsor. Twenty-six with Q19 , we 4.119 s VNS, WIS ...x4KffYXf7i3 'f werifin ,emo or Wee 'wwf' ,WGS :GH N CQLLE V COL,fEf,,.sq5ii' A Vu 5 CQXA. f V K Cows-V Qgw- ., Qgxv . W 'iz' fe 1 ,s Q., ie 1 Editor-in-Chief . News Editor ...,... Feature Editors , , Sports Editor . Filing Editors ..... ,. Exchange Editor , Librarian ...,... ,.,. , 1941 1942 6 Center: J. Isaacs takes the copy to the linotyper, dummy, while J. Elfreth types copy. Upper: Mrs. P. Cline, assistant circulation manager, c 0Ul'll' Olll' Mr. Burroughs. Right Center: M. Burke plans the G. Long, with B. Franks, circulation manager, and the papers for distribution to home rooms. Lower: G. Diffenderfer, business manager, and Mr. W. Rowe check advertiser's space with their staff. EDITORIAL STAFF . . ,... . .. .. ,,.,. Marguerite Burke, 1941 ,, ....... Victor Turkot, 1941 Jean Isaacs, 1941 --H'--lRohert Reeder, 1941 Veon Stratton, 1941 Alex Smith, 1942 'Annemarie Ehlers, 1942 .Betty Franks, 1941 ,...Elaine Anderson, 1941 .... . .... . .Betty MacEwan, 1942 REPORTERS Betty Lou Benkert, Marjorie Brickner, Harold Burke, Jeanne Davis, Mae Gilpin. Mildred Asay, -Marion Burns, Virginia Clark, Phyllis Cline, Mildred Fritz, Ralph Knisell, Mary Elizabeth McCoy, Beatrice Seltzer, Marie Talarica, Betty Winter. Tw enty-seve BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ., .......,.. , ..,.,......................... George Dittenderter, 1941 Assistant Business Manager ...,..........,..,.,...,......,,.. Sarah Burbage, 1941 Circulation Manager .......,.............,............................., Betty. Franks, 1941 Assistant Circulation Manager .........,....,....,....,..,...,.. Phyllis Cline, 1942 ADVERTISING SOLICITORS 1941-Robert Dent, Betty Green, Muriel Tompkins, Morvyn Wolf. 1942-Rita D'AIessandra, Dick Diftenderfer, Bruce Shugart. 1943-Louis Mountney, Charles Rogers, Adelaide Sinclair. TYPISTS Head Typist ............,.... ,...,. ........ .......,....,.,.....,,...,......,.... J e a n Elfreth, 1941 1941-'Dorothy Deuter, Edith Englehart, Frances Fullerton, Olga urner. 1942-Mary Jane Asoy, Alice Babish, Eleanor Knellwolf, Dorothy Mason, Ralph Reppert, Kathryn Rohrer. ADVISERS Advertising Adviser .........,...................,......,..,,............. Mr. Willson Rowe Financial Adviser ...... .......,. ,,.,...... ........ M rs . Grace H. Long Literary Adviser ...,.. ....... M iss Ruth A. Huzzard I1 Upper left: R. Eisenhardt, editor-in-chief, checks plate numbers in dummy. Lower left: H. Barton, literary-editor, proof reads galley sheets. Upper center: Art staff works on the decorations for the Knight's subscription program. Lower center: Miss E. Hyde, Mr. K. Johnson, and Miss F. Hooper study the printer's dummy. Upper right: R. Hitchcock, business manager, checks payments. Lower right: N. Huffnagle, art-editor, plans composites. HIS year Collingswood High School is featuring the biggest show on earth, the greatest extravaganza of the school year- The Knight of l94ll The faithful troupers are exhibiting this production, after a season of ceaseless planning and untiring effort. Eligibility for the yearbook staff is based on talent, originality, scholarship, and capacity for work. Seniors, only, are selected. The staff meets regularly, four times a week, to discuss and solve the problems of production. The goal of this year's group is to maintain the standard of excellence displayed by preceding yearbook staffs. l939 and l94O Knights were All-American selections of the National Scholastic Press Association. To facilitate smooth progress The Knight staff is separated into three special- ized divisions: art, literary, and business. Over each section presides a student especially talented and capable in the one particular field. This year, Norma Huff- nagle as art editor, Helen Barton as literary editor, and Robert Hitchcock as business manager have supervised the work of their respective staffs. Directing and aiding all, has been Russell Eisenhardt, editor-in-chief. The faculty sponsors are Miss Flora Hooper and Mr. Kenneth Johnson. Twenty-eight Russell Eisenhardt,.. ...,.. ....... E ditor-in4Chief Helen Barton ..,.,....,, ...,... L iterary Editor Norma Huffnagle ....... ,..,.............. A rt Editor Robert Hitchcock ...,...,..............., Business Manager Harold Chamberlain, Photographer Helen Roper, Photographer's Assistant Lucille Duffield, Typist LITERARY STAFF Ethel Brown, Milton Holmes, Lyman Jackson r Alice Moore, Elizabeth Purnell, Doris Schwartz, Flora Siewicz, John Suttill, Miriam Taylor, Eliz- abeth Walton. ART STAFF Arthur Keiter, Margaret Kries, Barbara Leeds, Shirley Thompson BUSINESS STAFF Jeanette D'Alessandro, Helen Driscoll, Marian Hautz, Janice Hirst, Charles Hott, Jane Irving, Albert Janov, Carole Nothnagel, Nan Parker, John Prickett, Jean Smith, Jane Spaeth, Jane Walko, Ellwood Sheip. SPONSORS Miss Flora Hooper Mr. Kenneth Johnson Upper left: Harold Chamberlin, photographer. Upper right: Helen Roper, picture editor. Center pictures: Upper, Literary staff. First row: R. Eisenhardt, L. Duffield, H. Barton, M. Taylor. Second row: L. Jackson, B. Purnell, F. Siewicz, E. Brown. Third row: M. Holmes, J. Suttill, D. Schwartz, A. Moore. Center, Art staff. Sitting: M. Kries, S. Thompson, H. Roper, A. Keiter, Standing: B. Leeds, N. Huffnagle. Lower, Business staff: Sitting: C. Nothnagel, A. Parker, R. Hitchcock, J. D'Alessandro. Standing: H. Driscoll, J. Irving, J. Smith, M. Hautz J Spaeth, J. Walko, J. Hirst, C. Hott, A. Jalnov, J. Prickitt. Tall - Rah - lin ll - lhllllll - lk--Eh ! HERE they come and on they march: the Collings- wood Band of seventy students with Robert Grier, drum major, and Mr. Morrow Stough, director, playing Fight for Collingswood. Next, marching in high stepping rhythm, the Collingswood Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps follows. Martha Ann Merchant leads this group of fifty-four girls which is under the direc- tion of Mrs. Ruth McBurney. Doris Schwartz is bugle sergeant, Dorothy Taylor is second bugle sergeant, and Miriam Taylor is drum sergeant. Lieutenant Betsy Jermon assists the drum major. Throughout the football season these two organizations cheer us on with inspiring songs, and perform intricate manoeuvers for thousands of spectators. A superb concert of military and classical music was given by the band on May l. Members of the Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps also participated. Both groups took part in the Memorial Day Parade on May 30. For more pensive moments the Collingswood High School Orchestra has played scintillating music and melodious works of the masters. There are thirty members working under the baton of Mr. Morrow Stough. The orchestra has presented selections of colorful music for assembly programs, for the junior and senior plays, and for a spring concert on April 3. 7,Q5,7.l.33'S W' lsfiliif. ' K: Qs. Lower left: Mr. Morrow Stough, director of Band and Orchestra. Upper left, the Band: Front row: Director M. Stough, A. Birkby, F. DelNegro, A. Leete, V. Wanner, G. Diffenderfer, R. Null, R. Staple- ton, W. Clork, E. Alexander, K. Magin, R. Steelman, C. Allen, Drum Moior R. Grier. Second row: W. Bart, G. Green, E. Daubert, G. Hoen, F. Robinson, M. Tompkins, A. Ru- dolph, L, Isaacs, S. Holston, H. Walker, W. Forman, J. Ray, J. Murphy. Third row: S. Seltzer, L. Edwards, M. Adam, L. Burroughs, J. DeWees, P. Kimmelblatt, M. Duus, C. Con- roy, E. Paul, C. Locke, R. Williams, G. Matthews, B. Benson, C. Forman, J. Wilson, A. lrons. Fourth row: L. Jackson, G. Moffett, T. Cowgill, C. Paczulla, R. Scarborough, N Day, D. Schroder, C. Hill, M. Hiller, R Hall, W. Kramer, A. Knudsen, T. Post, H Kennedy, J. Scholding, R. Rupreckt. Lower center, The Orchestra: First row: R. Wells, G. MacMillan, R. Weston H. Burt, R. Gilmour, M. Lord. Second row D. Schroeder, M. Walker, R. Miles, L. Mc- Mahon. Third row: P. Strobel, W. Bart, F. Robinson, R. Mawson, C. Lock, E. Dougherty Fourth row: A. Leete, M. Tompkins, V Wanner, G. Green, R. Steelman, E. Alexander K. Coolie, R. Hall. Upper right, The Drum and Bugle Corps: Fourth row: M. Roberts, B, Albright, E. White, N. Hazelwood, J. Henderson, M. Walker, S Jaggard, E. Penrose, J. Sharp, E. Andrew, Y. Paczulla, M. Grover. Third row: J. Love, B. Winter, D. Taylor, D. Gray, P. Strobel, M. Keiser, F, Kruse, R. Clayton, J. Gleeson, M. Sweeney, A. Frey, M. lreton. Second row: R. O'DonneII, S. Weaver, E, Hahn, P. McLean, E. Goodall, B. Robinson, F. Len- nox, R. Weston, B. Callings, B. MacEwan, M. Field, V. Wilkins. First row: Directress R. McBurney, M. Taylor, A. Moore, D. Schwartz, J. Irving, M. Hautz, Drum Major M. Mer- chant, E. Brown, J. Isaacs, J. Porter, 0. Lof- ferty, H. Barton, B. Jermon. Lower right: Mrs. Ruth McBurney, director of the Drum and Bugle Corps. NIl'SII.,'Al, RIAIVE ,S A' EAGER ears are attuned to the voices of the combined glee clubs and choir of Collingswood High School. Under the direction of Miss Bess Huey, these organizations of two hundred students have joined in giving the power of song and the flavor of music to many. The choir, a group of seventy-one students, com- posed of both girls and bays, has sung at the State Festival at Trenton and the Cultural Olym- pics at the University of Pennsylvania. Together, the choir and glee clubs gave a lovely, picturesque Christmas program. ln the spring, an impressive public concert exhibited the well- trained voices of the choir, girls' glee club, boys' glee club, and the combined groups. Members of the choir who were also members of the New Jersey State Chorus this year were Doris Schwartz, Alice Moore, Elaine Alexander, Sue Love, Raymond Winch, and William Raymond. They participated in concerts held at Atlantic City, New Jersey, during the fall and again in the spring. Thirty-two lA'l'l.' ll LE ' .' Rl Ii LIIIIY Upper left, Boys' Glee Club: Back row: O. Anderson, C. Wilhelm, W. Ray- mond, R. Stapleton, R. North, C. Kolb, R, Winch, A. Birkby, R. Lauer, D. DeHart, D. Reese, A. Fell, M. Duus, A. Duus, J. Delany, R. Reitzler, W. Angus, W. Culbert. Third row: E. Ditmors, J. Jones, L. DiGiacomo, C. Hill, W. King, R. Naglee, P. Holteen, J. Vekony, M. Hiller, D. Hunsberger, G. Smith, R. Barrett, H. Werner, W. Beecher, H. Dixon, L. Biddle, R, Fulmer. Second row: R. Turner, J. Viguers, J. Larsen, E. Strong, N. Pyle, M. Smith, R. Miles, C. Rogers, R. Hitchcock, F. Strockbine, R. Simpkins, T. Lenox, F. Bond, G. Moffett, J. Roy, E. Marr. First row: R. Maxwell, H. Goley. R. Edwards, H. Renne, C. Judd, J. Welch, E. Clymer, J. Kay, Miss Huey, Director, J. Hazelwood, W. Keown, E. Donohue, J. Kern, A, Miller. H. McNabb, W. Slocum, W. Neibart, J. Ervin. Upper right, Girls' Glee Club: 'First row: B. Dreschler, S. Lutz, R. Pike, .S. Strobel, N. Ciliberti, J. Davis, N. Thomas, J. Ray, E. Sheppard, J. Sovidge, E. Bernard, B. Catana, Miss B. Huey, A. Sinclair, A. Pierce, K. Crossley, F. Springer, 0. Richard- son, J. Carson, R. Maxwell, D. Maclntire, M. Scriboni, Second row: M. Brooks, E. Andrews, B. Ruth, M. Davis, M. Conroy, A. Marino, D. Sterling, J. Harris, E. Shaw, L. Givnin, H. Boyd, M. Keiser, L. Edwards, F. Hott, S. Holston, P. Quigley, M. Burr, E. Knellwolf, H. Bond. Third row: D. Bennet, B. Holcombe, 0. Lafferty, E. Alexander, J. Henderson, M. Crowe, V. Mohr, S. Hopkins, B. Robinson, B. Whiting, B. Lutz, R. O'Don- nell, E. Reynolds, E. Collings, B. Jermon, F. Kruse, E. Corsen, D. Youngmon, P. Moffa, C. Schaeffer, T. Griffiths, P. Cresse. Fourth row: M. Gould, F. Lennox, G. Crall, P. Sweeney, R. Bourgeois, A. Arnoo, T. Reynolds, Y. Paczulla, E. Clark, H. Barton, F. Crossley, D. Black, J. Scriboni, K. Truhon, D. Ganory, M. Taylor, D. Taylor, M. Barron, J. Melick, P. Gilman, S. Jaggard, M. Lennox, M. Rowe, M. Reuter, R. Abrams, S. Love. Fifth row: S. Burboge, M. Roberts, B. Bowden, M. Hautz, B. Albright, J. Gleason, N. Parker, M. Carter, D. Clevenger, L. Kline, G. Dunn, M. Asay, M. McKay, P. Mahoney, E. Brown, J. Irving, J. Lawson, D. Schwartz, A. Moore, P. Strobel. Lower left, Mixed Quartet: First row: E. Alexander, S. Lutz, D. Schwartz, A. Moore. Second row: R. Hitchcock, W. Raymond, A. Miller, H. McNabb. Thirtyethree Center, the Choir: Back row: R. Winch, C. Judd, W. Raymond R. Stapleton, C. Kolb, R. North, A. Birkby D. DeHart, R. Lauer, M. Duus, A. Duus, J Delaney, R. Reitzler, W. Slocum, J. Kern, W. Culbert. Third row: T. Rogers, H, Renne J. Welsh, A. Knudsen, R. Barren, R. Hitch: cock, W. Keown, J. Hazlewood, W. Angus, H. Werner, E. Donohue, A. Miller, H. Mc- Nabb, W. Neibart, J. Ervin. Second row L. Givnin, G. Croll, D. Black, F. Lennox, V Mohr, E. Alexander, R. O'Donnell, B. Rob- inson, M. Barron, D. Taylor, P. Strobel, P. Mahoney, E. Brown, A. Moore, D. Schwartz G. Dunn, R. Abrams, M. Lenox. First row E. Andrew, M. Brooks, R. Pike, J. Davis, S Lfz, O, Lofferty, N. Thomas, B. Whiting, J. Scriboni, K. Truhon, M. Taylor, H. Bond, E. Knellwolf, M. Burr, S. Jaggard, S. Love, F. Kruse, M. Quigley, M. Scriboni. Lower right, the Double Quartet: First row: D. Reese, J. Hazelwood, W. Angus, H. McNabb. Second row: H. Renne, R. Staple- ton, R. Reitzler, J. Delany. r 1 T IS because Miss Edith H. Kroener devotes so much of her time and of her energy to coaching dramatics at Collingswood High School, that that particular corner of the big tent is such a sparkling one. The Sophomore Dramatic Club, which meets during school hours, and the Junior Dramatic Club, which meets after school, are speech classes in which poise, voice- control, and self-confidence are taught. Here, the twenty-eight members of the sophomore club and the thirty members of the junior club evince their active interest in dramatic art. The sophomore club, with the help of the juniors and seniors, con- ducted a Christmas service with the choir. In the spring, the speech classes had charge of an assembly program. The officers of the Sophomore Dramatic Club are Howard Hinkeldey, president, Edith Corson, vice-president, Betty Catana, secretary. The Junior Dramatic Club officers are Coleman Conroy, president, Roberta Pike, vice-president, Frank Strockbine, secretary, Jane DeWees, treasurer. The Senior Dramatic Club consists of veterans all. The president of this or- ganization is Robert Hitchcock, a star Thespian in both junior and senior years. George Diffenderfer holds the office of vice-president. Sylvia Lutz, who was twice leading lady, is secretary, and Ruth Miller is treasurer. The other members ore Milton Holmes, Norma Ciliberti, Ruth Lutz, Russell Eisenhardt, Margaret Wiswell, Homer McNabb, David Bantle, Sarah Burbage, and Marjorie Brickner. At their Left: Electricians Roy Kresge and Lewis Egbert control stage lighting for the senior closs play. Ushers for the senior play: First row: E. Purnell, M. Hautz, E. Brown, A. Moore, A. Keiter, C. Whinna. Second row: J. Detwiler, D. Deuter, P. Green. Third row: J. Berryman, E. Peters, M. Abbott. Sec I - .'NEl S . ll l ANljiLE.f' meetings after school, the business of the club and various matters pertaining to drama were discussed. One of the projects of the Senior Dramatic Club was the presentation of Club Capers, a series of stunts and one-act plays enacted by members selected from each of the three dramatic clubs. Sarah Burbage, Sylvia Lutz, and Homer McNabb composed the committee of seniors that planned and supervised this entertainment. For the past two years, deserving seniors have been awarded the Dramatic Club pin, a specially designed emblem upon which is cut the reproduction of a classic Greek mask. This year, each of the thirteen members of the Senior Dramatic Club received this honor. Of course, the most important role of dramatics here is the presentation of the annual junior and senior plays. Proceeds from these class projects form a fund used in payment of the yearbook in the senior year. This year, the senior play, a mystery, was produced in the fall. The junior play, given in the spring, was a comedy. Bath presentations were well attended and enthusiastically applauded. Left: Members of the senior play cast study lines together. Ushers for the senior play: MISS EDITH KROENER First row: J. Smith, E, Abrams, N. Huffnagle, .l. Isaacs. Second row: N. Stallman, P. Stratton, E. Sheip, C. Rugart. Third row: J, Spaeth, E. Shaw. Fourth row: E. Franks, J. Marvin. S' . effif W ' 5 M ,.. '-, .. i ,'I'-41502 3,1 if ,R -H104 'N if-3..:,-fa' . et'-fp' . 151' Q ' K 1' f foam , , Bmw BARR Q .-using... --.-.......,, Left: Mrs. Quimby KN. Cilibertil and Elijah Quimby KM. Holmesl give Mr. Magee KR. Hitchcockl a few pointers on writing a novel. Right: Myra Thornehill KR. Millerl demands the cash from Max KH. Kaplanl, while Peters KH. McNabbl and Mr. Hayden KD. Bantlel look on. Inset: Mary Norton KS. Lutzl and Magee caught in a romantic mood, N THE nights of November fifteenth and sixteenth, foul deeds were committed Kon the stage! at Collingswood High School. Graft, burglary, and murder interrupted the efforts of the melodramatic hero, well played by Robert Hitchcock, to win a bet by writing a novel of Boldpate lnn in twenty-four hours. The work of the entire cast was laudable. Sylvia Lutz, as a newspaper reporter, and Ruth Miller, as a malicious blackmailer, played the feminine leads skillfully. The difficult character roles taken by Homer McNabb, Norma Ciliberti, and Milton Holmes were especially well portrayed. Under the expert direction of Miss Edith H. Kroener and with the help of the stage crew, this presentation by the Senior Class of George M. Cohan's farce was a ll ' ' Il rip-roaring success. Thirty-six EEVE BH 5 KEYS C PHTE Left: Mary gives Magee the money as Mrs. Rhodes IS. Burbagel, Mayor Corgan IG. Diffenderferl, and Bland IR. Eisenhardtl watch anxiously. Right: The Owner of Baldpate IR. Reeder? points an accusing finger at Max, as Chief Kennedy IH. Burke! and his deputy IW. Brucel stand by. Inset: Norma Ciliberti ages under the deft touch of Miss Alma Jones. CAST OF CHARACTERS lln the ardcr of their first appearance! ELIJAH QUIMBY, caretaker... .. .. , , MRS. QUIMBY, caretaker's wife... ,. WILLIAM HOWELL MAGEE, novelist. ,..,,..,. JOHN BLAND, millionaire's right hand man ..,,.. . MARY NORTON, newspaper reporter. MRS. RHODES, a charming widow . PETERS, the hermit of Baldpateu... . MYRA THORNHILL, the blackmailer. . LOU MAX, the mayor's man Fridoy'f ....... ., . JIM CARGAN, the crooked mayor of Rcuton ..,.,....,.. . THOMAS HAYDEN, the president of the railroad JIGGS KENNEDY, Chief of Police .. , OFFICER. . ,, . .. . . .. THE OWNER OF BALDPATE. . Thirty-seven Milton Holmes ..H..Norma Ciliberti Robert Hitchcock Russell Eisenhordt ...Sylvia Lutz ..Sarah Burbage .. Homer McNabb .. .. .Ruth Miller ..,, Herman Kaplan George Diffenderfer ..........David Bantle ..H. William Burke ...William Bunce .Robert Reeder l'l'es1-nting Tllal. llilarious Crum'-ily CQJUL 'IJ UNE MAD, a true-to-life comedy of high school and college boys and girls, was presented in the high school auditorium on the evenings of March 7 and 8, by talented members of the junior class. A Wednesday Afternoon in June begins the first act. lf it had been any other time of the year, things would never have happened that way. But when a Penny Wood meets a Roger Van Vleck in June, complications are inevitable. Penny, played by Marilyn Burr, simply forgot about Chuck Harris, the glider- building boy next door, when the college sheik Roger, played by Ralph Reppert, visited the Woods. Chuck, who was portrayed by John Murphy, nearly broke his neck before Penny discovered that Roger's affections were disputed territory. Jean Carson, as Julie Harris, was Penny's rival. Wise Mrs. Wood, depicted by Jane De Wees, handled the red dress affair with motherly skill. Jeanne Davies was Milly Lou, a thorn in the dignity of Uncle G. KGalahadl Mervy Roberts, portrayed by Coleman Conroy. Bruce Shugart as Dr. Wood survived all mishaps without permanent consequences. Chuck's father, played by John Boyer, learned to understand his son. Elmer Tuttle KFrank Strockbinel and Effie KDoris Clevengerl were the clowns of this performance in their portrayals of the hired man and the exasper- ated maid. Roberta Pike and William Sheppard, as Shirley and Ralph Wentworth, were neighborhood friends. Those behind the scenes deserve much credit for a smooth-running performance. Frank Strockbine Left: Mr. Harris KJ. Boyer? and Dr. Wood KB. Shugart? treat Chuck Harris KJ. Murphy! as Elmer KF. Strockbine! supervises the proceedings. Right: Mervyn KC. Conroy! protests at Glamour Van Fleck's KR. Reppertl monopoly of Julie KJ. Carsonl and Penny Wood KM. Burrl. MA 9' By the Junior was stage manager as well as a member of the cast. Katherine Truhan performed multitudinous tasks as mistress of properties. Annemarie Ehlers and Florence Kruse were head ushers. Miss Anne Latimer super- vised the sale of tickets. The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Morrow Stough, provided entertain- ment during the intermission. Miss Edith H. Kroener directed these novices in the world of dramatics with patience and wisdom. The Class Troupe-rs gratitude of the cast and of the junior class was partially expressed by gifts presented after the last curtain. Yes, folks, here was a dramatic production with few parallels, an accomplishment of which the class of l942 may be proud, a performance acclaimed by capacity crowds, who attended in spite of the stormy weather. CAST OF CHARACTERS Iln the order of their first appearancel PENNY WOOD ...,,...,.. .... .,.. . . ., ,...... ..... .,,.. ..,. .,....,..,,..,, .,.. ..,.,,.... M a r i I y n Burr CHUCK HARRIS ....,, ...,....... John Murphy MRS. WOOD ..,..... ,. .......,....,........ Jane DeWees ELMER TUTTLE ....,.... ...,...,. F rank Strockbine, Jr. DR. WOOD ,.........,... .. .,,,,. ..,....... B ruce Shugart EFFIE ......,........,...,..,,........ .,.,,.....,.. D oris Clevenger MILLY LOU ..................... ...,,.. ,..,,,....... J e anne Davies G. MERVYN ROBERTS ..,,...., ROGER VAN FLECK ,.,....,.. MR, HARRIS ..,..,...,..,.,....,..,.,. SHIRLEY WENTWORTH .......... RALPH WENTWORTH .,,..,.... JULIE HARRIS ...........,........ ..,....,Coleman Conroy ...,.,.,RaIph Reppert .............John Boyer ,..,......,......Roberta Pike .......,.WiIliam Sheppard ......,.........Jean Carson Left: Mrs. Wood IJ. DeWeesJ reads to Milly Lou IJ. Daviesl and Chuck, as Effie ID. Clevengerl pauses to listen. Right: Shirley IR. Pike! offers Penny an orchid, while Mrs. Wood' scolds and Ralph Wentworth IW. Sheppardl admires Penny. Inset: That radiant smile belongs to Penny IMarilyn Burrl. Y . g. ,vs le. if . 1 . ,. X .mei Front row, left to right: G. Diffenderfer, V. Turkot, O. Furner, M. Hautz, M. Barron, B. Franks, D. Ohle- meyer, G. Schuler, J. Stratton, M. Taylor, E. Anderson, M. Holmes. Second row, left to right: M. Burr, J, Isaacs J. Elfreth, H. Barton, K. Truhan, P. Strobel, D. Taylor, F. Strockbine. Third row, left to right: L. Duffield, A. M. Ehlers, M. Wallace, E. Alexander, E. Brown, A. Moore. Fourth row, left to right: L. Jackson, D. Bantle, C. DeHaven, F. Wells, J. DeWees, F. Siewicz, D. Schwartz, M. Burke, M. Roberts, Mr. H. K. R. Holstan, sponsor. Fifth row, left to right: H. Burke, J. Welsh, R. Eisenhardt, J. Suttill, H. Greenetz, B. Shu- gart, A. Birkby, C. Conroy, R. Laurer, C. Hott, R. Winch. First row, from left: M. Kries, N. Huffnagle, B. Franks. Second row: N. Parker, J. Isaacs, M. Burke. Third raw: R. Eisenhardt, H. Barton, E. Brown. Last raw: R. Hitchcock, J. Suttill, V. Turkot. HE four qualities considered in selecting the mem- bers ofthe National Honor Society are these: char- acter, service, leadership, and scholarship. The students, selected by the faculty, represent the out- standing members of the junior and senior classes. This year the society consisted of forty-three members. Mr. H. K. Reiss Holston was the capable advisor of the organization. Each year, the National Honor Society undertakes the task of decorating the halls at Christmas. This year they also presented an original Americanization Quiz for a Thanksgiving Day Project. A new feature in their program of the year was an elaborate induc- tion service which took place in assembly. HE Quill and Scroll is an International Society for high school journalists, whose local members are nominated by the advisors of The Knight and Calls-High News. lts aim is to encourage and reward individual achievement in the various fields of journalism in high schools. To be eligible for membership, a student must be at least a junior, in the upper third of the class, and outstanding in some department of the school publi- cations. He must be recommended by the sponsor of the publication and approved by the national officers. The vows of membership are taken at an impressive candlelight service, at the end of the year. KIIIIIZIIISI' :lml .1l'1'l3liIll N ARRAY of skillful artists provided assembly programs which gave a very welcome change from the more serious aspects of school life this year. To attempt to review the year's program would be to thumb your way through Webster tor appropriate superlatives. This abun- dance of programs was supplied by two groups of artists. The troupers who presented programs under the auspices of the Assembly Com- mittee of the Student Governing Board represented the first category. Included here were very interesting lectures on art, nature, diving, finger-printing, plus music and dancing. The originality and ability displayed by the student body who composed the second group was worthy of a Helen Hayes or a Barrymore. Their programs were com- posed of every type of entertainment- commemoratives, quiz programs, musicals, movies, art programs, and student or- ganization productions. Because the pro- grams were presented by members of the student body, a very desirable atmosphere surrounded every performance. The pres- entations of every group were of a widely representative nature and proved of great interest to everyone. Reading from tap, down: An entertaining and symbolic pageant, depicting Junior Red Cross activities, was given early in the year. Eight art students demonstrate their canvases for the pleasure of open-eyed spectators. D. Myers is their model. Gaffy inspects the star athletes in a circus program advertising that super-colossal yearbook, the Knight. Bookkeeper, R. Reeder, starts W. Burke, the high pressure salesman, on his way out, in an amusing commercial program. llalil the llvroiq- llumaulilarialns ARRYING out their theme We Serve by their generous charity and kindness to mankind, the Junior Red Cross completed another successful year under the leadership of Mrs. Ruth Grubb, faculty sponsor. An excellent beginning of the year's work was the collecting of Sl52.03 during Roll Call Week. This money buys food, clothing, glasses, and medicine for needy students. The Red Cross Vision, a symbolic pageant, was presented to the senior and junior high assemblies and to the Camden County Rally. One hundred fifty garments were given to the P. T. A. for British Relief. 400 wash cloths were knitted and crocheted by students for refugees. Three portfolios were sent to South America, containing actual photographs given by the students and by the Knight. The Thanksgiving collection for needy families amounted to 486 food articles. The climax of the year's activities was the collection of l07 Christmas baskets crammed with food and gifts, the value totalling 563792. Paint was donated by a lccal shop for the repair of toys for children. These toys were added to the baskets. Several of our boys who are now in military service were remembered at holidays in special ways. They also were sent each issue of the Colls-High-News. A delegation of thirty-five pupils attended the state convention at Trenton in October and took a very active part in the proceedings. This year's officers in the Collingswood council were: chairman, Arthur Keiter, vice-chairman, Phyllis Strobel, recording secretary, Janet Savidge, corresponding secretary, Ann Leete. Officers in the senior high club were: chairman, James Welsh, vice-chairman, Jack Suttill, secretary, Sally Jaggard, assisting treasurer, Phyllis Green. Top left: Red Cross representatives, first row, sitting: E. Ditmars, C. DeHaven, B. Abrams, B. Angus, R. Riley. Second row, sitting: L. Biddle, H. McNabb, V. Wilkins, J. Detwiler. Third row, sitting: J. Torrance, J. Melick, J. Ray, A. Keiter. Fourth row, sitting: R. Fullmer, J. Welsh, J. Suttill, P. Green. First row, standing: E. Andrew, H. Barton, N. Huffnagle, S. Jaggard, H. Greenetz, P. Strobel, M. E. McCoy, J. Savidge, J. Folkins, Mrs. Grubb, sponsor, A. Leete. Second row, standing: T. Lenox, M. Barton, E. Schaaf, D. Reese, B. Lauer. Top right: Students survey collection of Christmas baskets in the cafeteria. Lower left: S. Jaggard and V. Turkot look at reconditioned Christmas toys. Lower center: Toys on display. Lower right: Mrs. Grubb, J. Brosic, P. Green, and J. Welsh survey Thanks- giving collection. A N 2 it if i l'v1-rlc-ss T1-alnwork Agl-lwy Upper left: Mrs. F. Bohn, Chairman of Community Nights, and Community Nights Sewing Class. Upper right: Mr. P. K. Pavilides, Character Chairman, and some of his high school P. T. A. Repree sentatives. Lower left: Mr. H. T. Irvine and an Irvine-sponsored P. T. A. dance. Lower right: Mrs. A. Loftt, Lyceum Chairman, and five Lyceum entertainers. Lower inset: Mrs. H. Parker, President of Collingswood P. T. A., and Mrs. M. C. Walker, Senior High School President. I' E PLEDGE ourselves, therefore to give youth a real understanding and appreciation of their heritage, to rear them in democratic homes where justice, equality, and opportunity prevail, to keep within ourselves and build within them, a Supreme Faith in God that shall never waver. This is the pledge of the Parent-Teacher-Association whose president, Mrs. Milton C. Walker, has worked with the cooperation of first vice-president, Mrs. Roger Allen, second vice-president, Mrs. Pericles Pavlides, principal, Mr. Percy Eichelberger, treasurer, Mrs. H. K. R. Holston, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Melvin Burr to make this year a very successful one. The students responded willingly to the drive for clothing for the British Relief. There were more than 200 articles of clothing and two large cartons of shoes which Mrs. Ruth Grubb, welfare chairman, and Mr. Pericles Pavlides, student representative chairman, turned over to this worthy cause. Back-to-School-Night was sponsored by the junior and senior high schools as an excellent opportunity for parents and teachers to become acquainted. The P. T. A. believes that homes are the well springs of community life and that families that play together, stay together. ln February, a Valentine Dance was given by the P. T. A. in the gym, with Mr. H. T. Irvine in charge. One hundred per cent teacher membership, a group of thirty-two student mem- bers, and the largest parent enrollment in years helped to make all of these projects successful. Forty-three Yu llf if N COLLINGSWOOD HIGH, athletics constitute a major portion of the school's life. Students and townspeople always root enthusiastically for their teams, par- ticularly during football and basketball seasons, when the stadium and gymnasium are filled to capacity. Many fields of athletic endeavor are offered to those so inclined. Hundreds of applicants try out yearly for teams. This desire to participate in sports, together with school spirit, sportsmanship, and coordinated teamwork is an important factor in Collingswood's successes. The excellent training the teams receive also has much to do with the achieve- ments of these squads. Howard Skeets Irvine, who has distinguished himself by his Reading from left to right: l. Drum major, Martha Ann Merchant, ioyfully digs a grave for defeated Bridgeton. Dorothy Taylor, standing at the right, blows a mournful taps as Ruth Miller, Bob Null, and Dick Stapleton stand guard. 2. Collingswood and Vineland cheerleaders put aside their rivalry for a brief moment of true sports- manship. Winners or losers, both are proud of their teams. .I X Wwe-2933 M. 3- , 'J' 6, 7-,Tir L f rl l -A u I ,--...Q-g ,., f x X a an twenty-two years of invaluable service, heads a competent coaching staff. His teams have always attested to his ability as football and track coach, for during the past two decades lrvine teams have won countless championships. Other members of the staff are as follows: Bernard Mark, basketball, Samuel Byham, baseball, William Diemer, junior varsity football, Joseph Goldstein, tennis, Reiss Holstein, golf, John Kelly, junior varsity basketball, Ruth Woolston, swimming, Lorena Vowinkel, girls' basketball, hockey, tennis, lacrosse, Carl Zoerner, boys' swimming. The cheerleaders, directed by Mrs. Daniel F. Sullivan, Jr., do their part by sup- plying the teams with that incentive-to-win through their lively cheerleading. 3. A pep rally draws a huge crowd of student football enthusiasts to the gym, The shouting cheer- leaders inspire their classmates with an optimistic cheer that promises victory on the morrow. 4. Head cheerleader, Bud Romano, spreads the rallying cry abroad for all ardent fans to cheer for the ColIs. XXX? ivjuv , 4 'fxfljn 9 , fair! ffl ., ' cl ' ' wh cu .4 0' ,, ' 'k'l li Jim! ,.,, nwl .1 -..,vk.,A.,, w 1 1 'VG .-1 - ,.....-.. id. , PIGSKIN UN PA IIA IDE if -sv COLLlNGSWOOD'S Championship l94O Panthers were a mixture of old, seasoned cats and young, eager kittens. Coached by H. T. Skeets lrvine, both the old and the new started the season by roaring their way through a mediocre Palmyra team to the tune of l8 to 0. Wildcats Brosic and Werner clawed the Pals for touchdowns while Kitten Smith did likewise. ln the second fray of the season the Panthers tangled with Woodrow Wilson. When the roars and cries subsided, the colossal king-cats were again triumphant, the score being l3 to 0 this time. The Panthers dined royally on poultry when they met the clan from Vineland, devouring them by l2 to 6, Werner scoring twice. Down Atlantic City way, the golden cats found the Taffies a little sticky, nevertheless they leaped and bounded to a l4 to O victory. Bridgeton provided a breather' for the magnanimous maulers, who, as usual, emerged victorious by a 27 to 7 score. The big cats managed to scratch their way to a 7 to 6 win over their arch-rivals, Camden. The Colls ' score came as a result of an intercepted pass by the speed-cat-king, Forty-six I L 1 C1 ? f wk' Egfr Q 'ij I r 7 , LQ, KL 2 , , , H RQ ig 7 S Q? m SJC LLS sn R li ' ' . f l fl Werner, and the conversion by the Panther with the educated toe, Brosic. Thus, the l940 team ran its winning streak to six in a row. To extend this winning streak to seven in a row, the Panthers needed a victory over Trenton, which is just what they captured when they beat the Trenton team, 7 to 2. Brosic accounted for this Panther win, scoring the touchdown an a reverse and then kicking the extra point. The Panthers received their first and only setback of the season when Haddonfield surprised the Calls with a l2 to 6 win. Although the Panthers out-roared, out-ran, and out-performed the Haddons, luck was against them. Indeed it was on the last play of the game that A. Padgett, shitty Haddon back, managed to bore his way through clawing cats to a touchdown and a victory. Upper: A valiant but vain effort to block Bridgeton's kick is made by C, Beck. Fleet G. Talarico goes around end to gain yardage against the Poultry Clan. Lower: Colls' kick after touchdown scores one of 55 total points which smothered Audubon. Hard-hitting Peterson takes out his man. Agile W. Beck tries supremely to down a punt, mm' USING CfrW ' ' 'Wwdb T R' V B kr ld ' . . , W mal pb Z ?5ZxS?sg98T?C'O02igi-Game A PZ? Qassiig ,ie is Qace xiColls seat' Tallies, ' af . ' e rx lu-o- ' 3 I2-6 . ... ,mttgndgf Jfwwv Qagldlx OOQS . ani.-rl r Sfmzlfg Q To ffl, Vineland 'Coils Griclme A 5323 Season I O -4fI Uf-1n,q-Bi Werner, Talari 'iZNg,al..,S J E mfil Points 'ef xters Q BITIPS M 0 ., 2 --- was 'Nm '21, Squad Tallies l8O I Clash W, A 'I To Opponents' 39.5 addons Only, l - ish I':lnlll1-l's- F00'l'I!AI.l. l'llANlI'IONS Ill? I9 I0 In the annual Thanksgiving Day match between the Thundering Herd from Woodbury and the panthers from Collingswood, the cats completely out-classed the herd. With W. Beck, H. Werner, and R. Smith performing like real king-cats the prodigious Panthers had little trouble in pouncing their way to a Zl to 6 victory. ln their last performance of the current season, the Panthers became wildcats and completely mauled and mangled a bewildered Audubon eleven by a 55 to 0 score. Thus those prodigious performing Panthers become the undisputed South Jersey Group Four Champions, tallying l8O points to the opposition's 39. As a fitting climax to a successful season the Calls were feted at a banquet where they devoured the food just as they had devoured all who tried to stand in the way of-the l940 Champs! Upper: Vineland star, Piccone, escapes the pursuing Peterson and Smith. Werner, elusive full-back, is stopped at scrimmage by Palmyra. Vineland tacklers smear power-house Werner. Lower: The team, huddling before the kick-off, seeks inspiration and encouragement for greater championship play. Driving half-back Angus breaks loose for a touchdown. Open ls , Tornorro Coils To C w Ons squad T885 if iff! fa l ' 'T Y A Clash i'o5f4?W In 'F Meet' Brid Zollff T9 ...-.... revise'-5-Xfy For Emigitoff rm... First row: G. Pims, D. Bohn, L. Johnston, H. Werner, G. Talarico, W. Beck, E. Hughes, H. Dixon. Second row: J. Kelly lAssistant Coachl, W. Behlau, W. Evans, W. Hahn, R. Winch, B. Kocher, A. Usilton, F. Buenzle, B. Marks lCoachJ. Third row: J. Welch lJunior Managerl, W. King, C, Judd, W. Mitchell, C. Sauer, W. Brown, W. Clark lSenior Managerl. TIIE l'l.'l'lNl.Yl'l'I IN Nl.lS1'l.'I.lNIi l'lllil'lSl0N THE Collingswood basketball five under the able guidance of Coach Ben Mark proved its superiority in league competition by bringing the Suburban championship home for the third consecutive year. The defending league and South Jersey champs never relinquished the sun berth despite two losses to Millville. The Marksmen played two preliminary games against Woodrow Wilson and the alumni, winning the former and losing the latter. Later in the season, they bowed to Camden in a non-league encounter. Woodbury, the first league opponent, bowed before the Blue and Gold quintet, and Bridgeton soon followed suit. The Colls' first defeat came at the hands of Millville 25 to 26. Then, with a slashing attack, they devoured their next four opponents: Haddon Heights, Vineland, Audubon, Haddonfield. This merited a play-off game for the first half championship with Millville, who lost to the tune of 37 to 25. Beginning the second half, the Panthers buried Woodbury and Bridgeton. Again they took the measure from Millville 27 to 29, in a thrilling encounter. The Coils licked their wounds over the inert Haddon Heights squad, and decisively swarmed over the Poultry Clan. Helplessly Audubon slipped beneath the horde of blue and gold jerseys, and Haddonfield vainly attempted to check a relentless Panther attack. This left the Collingswood squad in sole possession of the sun berth and gave them the resulting suburban league championship for the l94l season. On March l0, the Coils played Bridgeton in the first of the South Jersey Group 4 play-offs. Bill Beck, season's high scorer, went on a scoring spree in the last quarter to pace the Panthers to a 31 to 25 win. Woodrow Wilson, the season's surprise team, conquered the Panthers 22 to 26 on March l4. This stopped the Coils from successfully defending their last year's South Jersey Group 4 title. Fifty Upper left: Panthers battle Haddonfield. Upper right: Usilton clashes with Haddon Heights. Center: Talarico goes upstairs to snatch ball from Bridgeton. Lower left: Beck steals ball from Bridgeton. Lower right: Referee's whistle stops scramble. nu-swf Coach Ben Marks and Captain George Ta- larico smile for the camera after the Suburban League Basketball Championship has been won. SCHEDULE C.H.S. Opp, Dec. Woodrow Wilson . Dec. Alumni . Jan Woodbury Jan Bridgeton Jon Millville Jan Haddon Heights Jan Vineland Jan Camden , Jan Audubon Jan Haddonfield Feb Millville 'play-off? Feb. Woodbury . Feb. Bridgeton Feb Millville Feb. Haddon Heights Feb Vineland Feb Audubon . Feb Haddonfield First row: D. Reily, R. Reitzler, H. Kennedy, A. Smith, W. Richards, T, Rogers, Z. Irvine, J. Stevenson, W. Dryden, R. Springer. Second row: R. Winch, W. Mitchell, S. Patchell, J. Jones, W. Angus, D. MacGregor, E. White, T. Brown, W. Clark, R. Stapleton, J. Robinson, R. Null, W. Wicks. Third row: J. Hazelwood, Mgr., H. Evans, E Donahue, C, Burns, L. Villalobos, A. Catana, J. Rumford R. Young, H. Johnson, C. Fairchild, G. Day, D. Maloney R. Burns, R. Brown, H. Burroughs. Fourth row: E. Snyder E. Dager, W. Topham, E. Richards, J. Hinger, F. Powell J. Mathews. LTHOUGH the i940 track team was unsuccessful in defending Collingswoo-:l's title as the South Jersey Champions, several members of the squad, outstanding in that they were consistent double winners, established league records. In a closely-contested meet, the Coils were nosed out by West Catholic 55V2-62Vz. Victory in the pole vault enabled the Philadelphians to gain the edge. Collingswood's Motsen, double winner, made a discus throw of l09' 4 and a shot heave of 42'. The Cells had the easy victory of 77-45 over Haddonfield. Jepson, Morisey, and Freeman were double winners. Jepson starred in sprint events, winning the l00-yard dash in l0.7 seconds, the 200-yard in 24 seconds. Morisey snared first points in both hurdle races -200-yard low hurdle in 27.2 seconds and l50-yard high hurdle in l6.8 seconds. Freeman cleared the bar at l0' 8 to gain pole vault honors, and leaped l8' lO3A to win the broad jump. In the triangular meet, Collingswood trackmen turned back W. Wilson and Moorestown. Participating in the Delaware lnterscholastic Meet, Collingswood thinclads earned their biggest win by finishing first in Class A. At the South Jersey meet, a Trenton Group 4 track team dethroned the Coils from the championship class. Such a defeat had not been suffered for l3 previous years. However, three records were broken at this meet by Collingswood men. Morisey set a new time of l6.5 seconds for the l20-yard high hurdles and 26.3 seconds for the 220-yard low hurdles, while Freeman shattered the pole vault record by soaring over the bar at ll' lOVs . Against Camden, the team scored a hard-earned victory of 68-54. This year, Coach Howard Irvine anticipates a successful season, with the possible recapture of the championship for l94l. Fifty-two 1 'ri'- !,,ff 'T J .,-1' . x ,v- ' l .sf Left: J. Jones draws back the jovelin in practice. Left center: Calls' relay team, consisting of A. Smith, W. Clark, W. Richards, and R. Stapleton, pose at a track April April April April April May May May May May SCHEDULE West Catholic ..... Haddonfield ..... Penn Relays ...,. W. Wilson, Moorestown ....,..,....... ........Home ........Home ........AWI1Y ........Home U. of Delaware, lnterscholastics ..,..... .......,.. A way Lower Merion ..... Suburban Meet ,...... South Jersey Meet .,...... Atlantic City ...,...,.. .,......Home ........Home ........Home ........Away Fifty-three . ,Q meet. Right center: D. MacGregor sets himself to put the shot. Right: E. White prepares to send the discus on a long ride to a new record. Head Coach Skeets Irvine checks the track schedule as Assistant Coach W. Diemer double-checks him X. :v ,X . 5 Am - ee W W . 5 'sw xg ' I ,J ., fl .M . f 'VNHQQQM EQ., gn,-Nu . - 0 T ' ' fisufae ee- ' 1 'ia f-- ' K ' fax lr x 1--1 1 1. in N.. 3 g , .fc f Tap left: W. Beck gets ready to heave one in. Top center: D. Stohner stretches for a wide one. Top right: G. Talarico follows through. Lower left: J. Leslie puts it on J. Brosic. Center inset: Coach Byham demonstrates the proper grip to C. Flenard. Lower center: Squad identification: Back row: Coach S. Byham, G. Pims, W. McDowell, C. Flenard, L. Hin- keldey, J. Anlage, C. Allen, J. Leslie, W. Taraschi, H. Love, R. twin-killing. Simpkins, Assistant Coach J. Kelly. Center row: Manager R. Eisenhardt, J. Brosic, D. Stohner, G. Talarico, J. Pizarro, A. Shute, L. Johnston, W. Behlau, W. Hahn, E. Hughes, Assistant Manager E. Kelley. Front row: W. King, J. Kirchner, F. McDowell, S. Korfhage, W. Reeve, J. Munda, T. Weir, H. Pedrick. Lower right: W. Behlau and J. Pizarro execute a IIAIIINII IIIAMUNII IIEFENIIEBS HE l94l baseball season looms on the horizon, and the Colls' Baseball Panthers are pacing back and forth restlessly in the batting practice cages, awaiting the initial cry of Play BalI, so that they will be free to romp and race about the diamonds of the Camden Suburban League. Last year, the CoIls finished in second place, with two other teams tied for first place. This year Coach Sam Byham antici- pates an even more successful season for his charges. He believes that the Panthers definitely will be in the league race, although he makes no predictions concerning the crown. One reason for the good prospects is the return of seven var- sity lettermen. They are: A. Shute, catcher, W. Beck, ace pitcher: D. Stohner at first base, J. Pizarro at second: J. Leslie at third, and the fleet guardians of the outer gardens, G. Talarico and J. Brosic. This leaves vacant one position each in the infield and outfield, which will insure a mad scramble among the eager kittens. And there you have the baseball outlook for the l94l Panthers, and a very promising outlook, too! Fifty-four Date April I0 April 15 April I8 April 22 April 25 April 29 May May May I3 May 16 May 23 May 30 SCHEDULE Opponent Camden ............... Haddon Heights Haddonfield .,....... Woodrow Wilson Woodbury ...,..... Vineland Audubon Millville .......,... Haddonfield ......... Camden ....... Audubon Bridgeton ..... Place ..........Home ..Away ,.........Home ..........Home ..Away ....,.....Home ......,....Away .......,..I-tome .........,.Away ...........Away ..Home ........,..Away SCH EDULE January 9 Mooresztown-Collingswood .,..,,,... .at Moorestown January 16 Collingswood-Audubon ...,.. ot Vocational School January 23 Iollingswood-Ocean City ,... at Vocational School February 3 Collingswood-Vocational ..,. at Vocational School February 8 Ocean City-Collingswood.. ,...... ..at Ocean City February I0 Collingswood-Haddonfield at Vocational School February 17 Collingswood-Merchantville at Vocational School February 24 Haddon Heights-Collingswood at Vocational School Top left: I. Koszewski demonstrates the breast-stroke. Top center: H. Love and R. Null with surf-boards. Top right: H. Love ready for the gun. Bottom left: Ready to go: R. Null, H. Wales, I. Koszewski, H. Love. Bottom right: Boys' swim- HE l94O swimming teom, coached by Carl Zoerner, stroked its way to finish third in the league and second in the open meet. ' Last year, league records were established at the Haddon Heights meet, when the medley team set a record of I.08.8 for that event, and Baker, in the one hundred-yard backstroke entry, set a time of l.ll.2. This year the squad's efforts were seriously hampered by the loss of all veteran men. Finishing their league competition with two wins and six defeats, the Collingswood natators placed sixth in rank. The Coils scored their two victories by defeating Had- donfield 37 to 29 and Ocean City 38 to 28. They lost a closely contested meet to Haddon Heights, 30 to 36, in the medley race, where the Heights gained their slight margin. Some of the team's more consistent high scorers were Carman, Love, Null, Wales and Koszewski, each winning many of their individual entries. Despite this year's mediocre record, the Coils future swim- ming aspects appear bright, with such promising newcomers as Bergen, Lind, and Koszewski, ming squad, first row: H. Love, C. Dreher, J. Rumford. Sec- ond row: J. Engle, B. Carman, K. Campbell, H. Becky, C. Paczullo, S. Weaver, R. Wilfong, R. Allen, R. Null. Third H. Kennedy, R. Reitzler, J. Jones, C. Zoerner, coach. row: D. Bergen, J. Lind, H. Wales, I. Koszewski, W. Wheeler, l'00llllIXA'l'l0N 0F BRAIN ANI! Bll iv! N OACH Joe Goldstein's l940 tennis team, undefeated save once, concluded a successful season, vying with Camden for second place in the South Jersey Inter- scholastic Tennis League. ln recognition for their court achievements, several Col- lingswood players were presented with medals at the annual tennis banquet. ln a pre-season non-league contest with Woodbury, Collingswood netmen were nosed out by their opponents 2-3. At Farnham Park, the squad suffered its sole defeat at the hands of a powerful Camden team, when the latter shut out the Colls 5-0. The match was, however, a very heated one, with most of the games extending to three sets. Journeying to Pemberton, the Blue and Gold racketeers set down their ad- versaries by the score of 4-l. Again the Collingswood netmen chalked up an easy victory in the league competition by trouncing Riverside 5-0. On the Dudley Grange courts, the Colls scored an impressive win of 4-l over Woodrow Wilson. Thus the tennis activities were concluded rather early, for the remaining Moorestown and Palmyra matches were both forfeited to Collingswood. Last fall, the team held its eighth annual tennis tournament in order to deter- mine the players' varsity standing. Larry Viguers, the defending champion, was de- throned by Stephen Boyer in a sizzling three-set contest. Wtih regular lettermen returning for l94l spring practice, Coach Goldstein expects, through intensive training, to develop a championship squad. Upper left: L. Viguers and R. Moore smash out a fast game of singles. Center: R. Moore, A. Morti- mer, and S. Boyer, with W. Bailey lout of camera rangel, play a stiff doubles match. Right: R. Moore returns a high one while L. Viguers waits. Lower left: A. Mortimer displays good form in a return volley. Center: Coach J. Goldstein, L. Viguers, W. Bailey, S. Boyer, J. Viguers, R. Moore, A. Mortimer. Right: L. Viguers tensely awaits a serve. Fifty-six Top left: Marjorie Brooks and Grace Schuler battle for the ball while Betty Smith looks on. Top right: Dorothy Ohlemeyer, Betty Abrams and Grace Schuler scrimmage. Bottom left: Grace Schuler bullies with an opponent. The Squad: First row, K. MacCIaskey, M. Brooks, E. Reynolds, L. McMahon. Second row: J. Kelly, C. Vance, P. Burr, G. Schuler, B. Abrams, B. Smith, N. Wood, D. Ohlemeyer, R. Abrams. Third row: M. Penn, L. Baccellieri, M. Abbott, C. Craig, A. Parker, H. Burt. Fourth row: Assistant Manager, K. Truhan, L. Balliet, B. Stratton, A. Bechtel, F. Hall, D. Youngman, B. Drechsler, Manager, E. Carroll. Circle: Miss Lorena Vowinkel, coach. FEATS 0N TIIE FIELD SCHEDULE Oct. 2 Woodbury ...,... .......,........,...............,.........,................,... ,........ H o me Oct. 16 Gloucester ..,...... ...,............,...,..... , Away Oct. Z3 Merchanfville ,.... ......,... A way Oct. 30 Audubon ..,,... . ..., Home Nav. 6 Paulsboro ............. ,........ H ome Nov. I3 Bridgeton ....................,.........,...,.... ....,.,..........,........... ............,.......,,.,............... A w ay Nov, 18 Moorestown Friends .,.........,,...,.,..................,......................................,.......,.,.........,,...........,.... Home HE l940 Collingswood High School hockey team, coached by Miss Lorena winkle, racked up a total of two wins and four losses in league games played this SEOSCII. ln the first game, with Woodbury, the girls emerged on the short end of a 5-l score. A strong Gloucester team took the measure of the Calls with five goals to two for the home team. The Merchantville game finished breathlessly with the score 3-2 in favor of our lassies. The girls took a trouncing from Paulsboro, with a 3-l score spelling victory for the outsiders. The game with Bridgeton netted another loss, with Bridgeton winning 5-3. The girls defeated Audubon 3-l, in the last league game of the season. The Calls played three non-le.ague games. They defeated Moorestown High, 7-0, gained a 2'-l victory over Royersford, Pennsylvania, and arived at a 3-3 deadlock with Moorestown Friends. Grace Schuler led in points scored with a total of twelve, Lido McMahon was second with three, and Betty Smith and Marjorie Brooks were tied for third place with two each. At the Hockey Banquet on December 5, it was announced that the team had elected Grace Schuler as honorary captain for the season. Fifty- seven The squad, back row: Manager B. Franks, G. Day, B. Smith, M. Merchant, G. Schuler, D. Ohlemeyer, E. Carroll, N. Wood, P. Burr, J. Torrance, S. Thompson, C. Craig, Coach Ruth Woolston. Front row: L. Miller, A. Myers, R. Berrigan, B. Stratton, V. Powers, D. Hirleman, B. Barry, E. Millman, V. Jones. HE victorious l940 girls' swimming team is looking forward to a fifth consecutive South Jersey League Championship. Last season proved most successful for these stars when they led Merchantville l5-l3, captured Haddon Heights by a score of 43-l9, won over Audubon by l4-l9, mowed Pitman by a 50-I5 margin, and finally conquered Hallahan by a score of 36-30. This year the girls have made a splendid beginning with two victories to their credit, one snared from Audu- bon 4l-24 and one from Merchantville 42-23. Four meets remain and Trenton, a non-league meet, closes the season. A number of veteran aquatic aces have returned in tip-top shape to do their bit for the winning team. These are Dorothy Ohlemeyer, Betty Smith, and Betty Barry, a startling newcomer, who compose the medley team. Betty Smith also holds the 20-yard freestyle record of l0.2 seconds and the 40-yard freestyle record of 24 seconds. Those swift, swimming sharks who re- main undefeated and who retain the league record in the 80-yard freestyle are Grace Schuler, Betty Smith, Betty Reading from left: G. Schuler and B. Smith prepare to continue the race as G. Day and D. Ohlemeyer come in. Upper: Once again it's victory for Colls' aces. Lower: B. Carroll, G. Schuler, G. Day and B. Smith compose the relay team. AN AQUACABE 0F , + 53' .Q,-,:', r gunning inns. when GRACE AND SKI Ll Carroll and Grace Day. Rita Berrigan substitutes. Now they have even broken their own record. Martha Ann Merchant, tops among the diving seals, won over all competitors last year and is undefeated so far this year. Natalie Wood, Charlotte Craig, and El- mira Meier are preparing to follow in her footsteps. Those who show great promise in this sparkling aqua- cade are Phyllis Burr, Virginia Powers, Shirley Thompson, Barbara Stratton, Dorothy Hirleman, and Lillian Miller. Miriam Taylor, Shirley Heisinger, and Natalie Wood excel in the novice race. Betty Franks, the manager, and Marilyn Burr, her assistant, take charge of the team's practical affairs. Miss Ruth Woolston, the Champs' very able coach, was recently elected president of the South Jersey Swim- ming League. This honor was well earned by Miss Woolston, who has worked untiringly for better physical education through the medium of swimming. Thus, these splashing mermaids, who for four years have held the Girls' South Jersey League Championship, hope for a fifth triumph and are top-billing in their high school show. Special news flash: The l94l South Jersey Swimming Champions are Coach WooIston's Collingswood Aces! SCHEDULE March 21 ,..,,....... ........ ..................,.......,...........,..,....... C o Ilingswood vs. Audubon March Z8 .,....,..... .......,......,,..,.,,.. C ollingswood vs. Merchantville April I8 ............ ........... C ollingswood vs. Haddon Heights April 25 ........,... .,.............,.....,...,. C ollingswood vs. Pitman May ........ ................ C ollingswood vs. Hallahan May .,.. ...........,.... C ollingswood vs. Trenton In center: Miss R. Woolston bids her mermaids good luck. Sur- rounding her from left to right are B. Carroll, B. Smith, M. Merchant, G. Schuler, D. Ohlemeyer, R. Berrigan. Upper: M. Merchant is caught in a graceful swan dive. Lower: N. Wood, E. Meier, C. Craig, M. Merchant are Colls' diving seals. Right: D. Ohlemeyer and G. Day take off in backstroke competition. . .l-.l .l ii ml. T..l. 1 The squad, first row: N. Wood, E, Shaw, B. Abrams, B. Smith, G. Schuler, M. Barron, J. Kelly, M. Talarico, C. Craig. Second row: P. Green, manager, S. Jaggard, assistant, E. Reynolds, P. Burr, Coach L. Vowinkle, R. Abrams, A. Babish, L. Balliet, L. McMahon, J. Gleeson, assistant. Third row: J. Mac- Mullan, M. Abbott, D. Myers, E. Pearson, H. Burt, J. Kleinschmidt, A. Parker, F. Hall, M. Brooks, E. Bensted, C. Betz. Top, right: Collingswood gets the tap in the Woodbury game. Lower, left: Captain Schuler in action. Lower, center: Time outl Lower, right: A thrilling moment in the Bridgeton game. IFIMKSIIINIB FIERIININITY HE girls of the Collingswood High School basketball team have set a quick, steady pace throughout the season. This fast-moving sextet has given stiff competition to the rival schools. High scorers for the l94O-4l season were Grace Schuler, Marjorie Brooks, and Evelyn Shaw. Despite Coach Lorina Vowinkle's attempts to find a team of six in perfect coordination, no championship team resulted. In the game with Woodbury, Collingswood bowed to her rival after thirty-two minutes of teamwork and vigor- ous playing. Topped by Vineland this season, the Colls surrendered their l940 championship. The team played Little Flower High School for the first time. The Philadelphia school lost to Collingswood in an upset, the score being 40-25. Four varsity members played their last game. They were Grace Schuler, Betty Smith, Betty Abrams, and Marion Barron. Sixty Team Woodbury Vineland . Bridgeton ...., . Moorestown Friends :Non-League! .. . Hallohan lNon-League! . Woodbury . .. . Vineland ., Bridgeton , . Little Flower 4Non- Leaquel . Place Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Away Home SCHEDULE April 30 Collingswood at Vineland May 2 Paulsboro at Collingswood May 7 Haddonfield at Collingswood May I4 Bridgeton at Collingswood May 21 Collingswood at Woodbury May 28 Collingswood at Palmyra May Z9 Collingswood at Trenton .lI'Il0IlA'l'I1' ARIAZIINS HE girls' l940 tennis team, coached by Miss Lorena Vowinkel, ranked third in the West Jersey School Girls' Tennis League by completing its season on even terms with three wins and three losses. Catherine Betz, Beatrice Fos- ter, Grace Schuler, and Betty Smith were the team's strong- est members, winning most of their individual entries. Journeying to Vineland to start its league competition, the Colls squad downed their adversaries 6-l. The team, continuing in its winning form, trounced Palmyra 7-0. ln the Haddonfield match, Collingswood's racketeers were nosed out by their opponents 3-4. The Colls then bowed to the championship Bridgeton squad l-6. Returning to the former winning stride, they defeated their Paulsboro rivals 4-3. ln the team's last match, the Woodbury con- test, Collingswood suffered the unexpected setback of l-5. With the regular veterans returning and many prom- ising newcomers reporting, Coach Vowinkel expects, through early indoor practice, to develop a strong, well-rounded championship team for l94l. Top: G. Schuler of the varsity serves a fast one. M. Abbott, novice, returns a volley. Beginning of a doubles match. Lower: C. Betz displays her forehand ability. S. Holston, novice, practices serving. Squad, rear: E. Abrams, Coach F. L. Vowinkel, J. Kleinschmidt, J. Lawson, S. Love, G. Schuler, E. Smith, C. Hagen, A. Parker, L. Burrough, J. Cotton, M. Carter. Center: J. Henderson, J. Thompson, M. Talarico, M. Abbott, E. Bensted, J. MacMullan, B. Task, S. Holston. First row: J. Ray, C. Smith, B. Catana, J. Davies, J. Reeser, C. Betz, L. Baccellieri. I ' ...., Mm .,..,.,. M... i.........- i. .. ......,..c. Rf Upper left: The Junior-Sophomore girls play a fast-moving basketball game. Center: Swift ball recov- ery occurs during a lacrosse game. Right: Badminton has met with great approval. Here is the begin- ning of a match. Lower left: Practice time for lacrosse finds juniors and seniors competing. Right: Coach Lorina Vowinkle lcenterl gives some helpful lacrosse instruction. Tlwrc-'s llivalry in the Rings NTRAMURAL games have become increasingly popular at Collingswood High School. The competition among the physical education classes has interested many, especially in basketball, lacrosse, tennis and softball. During March the girls' gym classes competed in basketball on Tuesday and M b r of the varsity and junior varsity teams acted as Thursday afternoons. em e s coaches and referees. The seniors, who are usually out on top at the end of the contest, were defeated this year by the sophomores, who also earned a victory by nosing out the freshmen by a score of 36-Zl. Some of these players showed remark- ' ' M' L ena Vowinkle and able ability and will be picked for next years varsity. iss or Miss Ruth Woolston supervised these games. For the ast eight years the boys' Monday Night Basketball League has met in P the gymnasium. This year's membership consisted of forty boys, who were coached ' ' ' . Af by Mr. Bernard Mark. The boys elected their own officials and teams ter some reliminary training they had regular games. Everyone had the opportunity to play P . . for at least ten minutes. This year the senior boys were the victors. he school, but this season opened with a mem- Lacrosse is comparatively new in t bership of forty girls. The practices were held on Monday and Friday. Veterans Sixty-two T!vIl1'll Class:-s Mc-1-I in lfompvliiion who returned to exhibit their skill were Marian Barron, Marjorie Brooks Carolyn Vance, and Betty Abrams. Helene Burt, Lido McMahon, and Charlotte Smith were outstanding beginners. The squad's managers were as follows: Phyllis Stratton, senior manager, Doro- thy Taylor, junior manager, and Dorothy Sheip, sophomore manager. Temple held a demonstration game at the Collingswood field in April. lt is hoped that a league may be formed in the years to come. The tennis tournament for girls was held in April in order to choose players for the varsity group. Last autumn the boys' tennis squad, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Goldstein, held its seventh annual tournament to determine the players' varsity standing Stephen Boyer defeated Larry Vlguers, the defending champion, in a sensational match. Softball played an important port in inter-class games this spring. Candidates were taught the fundamentals of the game before entering into actual contest. For the first time in the history of the school, tournaments in quoits, table- tennis, and badminton were held. RivaIry in the Rings has provided much enjoyment and given more students the opportunity to participate in competition with their classmates. Thus, better sportsmanship is promoted in the school. Upper left: Marjorie Brooks and Evelyn Shaw are ready to start a lacrosse fray. Upper right: There is lively competition in the girls' basketball elimination contest. Lower from left: An intent foursome are playing ping-pong in the gym. Stephen Boyer demonstrates his skill as the boys' tennis champion of the l94O season. Miss Lorena Vowinkle explains tennis technique in pre-season practice. F5 RING 'l'HREE+ PERFORMERS HEPaasEN'rmG Eursararuraemi 5000 THE, GHHPIPIDN5 Gufiaautsen HERE Qaggnse Joseph Brosic Betty Smith Mr. George Letts, class sponsor, discusses the Senior Prom with Secretary Olga Furner and President Douglas Reese. William Kramer Milton Holmes Martha Merc Alice Moore Sylvia Lutz H ERE comes the paradel Leading the procession of seniors are those, elected by the troupers themselves, who best represent the achievements for which all strive. Representing the height of buffoonery are Doris Yates and Homer McNabb. Gertrude Field and Douglas Reese are most popular. Sylvia Lutz and Milton Holmes for superb acting, Alice Moore and William Kramer for their musical accomplishments are acclaimed the best at their arts. Be- cause of their skill in sports, Betty Smith and Joseph Brosic are the foremost athletes. Helen Barton and Victor Turkot are applauded as the best scholars, Martha Merchant and Robert Grier are admired as the best looking. Others os outstanding in their class as are these spec- tacular personalities are the officers and sponsors who make the plans and conduct the social affairs for the seniors of our circus population. iuxcmu PERSUNIFIIIHTIUNS 0? H3408 HND PUPULHHI1-5, THE. T lobert Grier Gertrude Field Paul Coogan Victor Turkot Helen Barton Doris Yates Douglas Reese 014' Tlllf' C T' Ulf' '41 . A L, . T Douglas Reese as president and Richard Stapleton as vice-president have been leaders for three years. Olga Furner is secretary and Grace Schuler is treasurer of the Board of Control that meets with the senior sponsors, Mrs. Ethel L. Jacobsen and Mr. George H. Letts, to discuss class problems. These officers and sponsors arranged for the senior play. They also planned the two class dances, held before Christmas and on St. Patrick's Day. Probably, their most important work was the preparation for the prom held in May at the Naval Militia Building. About half the members of the class visited Washington, D. C., during the first week in May. The parade moves on, and each year a new class takes over the show. Great or small, each member of the troupe is indispensable to the complete performance. Let's give a big hand to all those who are now to leave this transient world of the big tent to make their grand entry into the wider world beyond. Richard Stapleton, vice-president, and Grace Schuler, treasurer, check over the lists for the Washington trip with the senior sponsor, Mrs. Ethel Jacobsen. I' I 4 MARIAN E. ABBOTT '508 Newton -Avenue Oaklyn . I 3 Niilfnampf 'i'Mar r 'Aja biesfj' Sports, reading, making cloth f' IJ Ambion: To be a nurse AQlvities: Basketball 2, 4 J. V., Mod- ern Dancing 2, 3, Senior Play Usher 4, Junior Red Cross Rep., Hockey 3, 4 J. V. S. WALTER ABEL, JR. 208 Landis Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Abe Hobbies: Model railroading, photog- raphy Ambition: To become an accountant ELIZABETH R. ABRAMS 3I Richey Avenue W Collingswood N' ameg BettyZt ' beyports, r iq, movies worker X V A 1 S Activi s: Baske I 4,tlHockey 4, te nli, Mgr. 4? arsity Club 3, 4, Loaosse 2, 3, ' enior Play Usher 4, Pl y Ticket C mittee 3, 4, Hall C mmittee 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Rep. 3, 4 fmbih To be, ocial service u x L-A ooRo'fn31 t.C7rtTH'6FF I I03 Burrwood Ave ue Collingswood ' Nickname: Dot Hobbies: Dancing, reading, collecting recordings Ambition: To be a private secretary Activities: Junior Play Usher 3, Noon Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Home Room Sec'y 4, Lyceum Usher 3 M. ELAINE ANDERSON 537 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Horseback riding, recordings, reading Ambition: To be a nurse in the navy Activities: Junior Play Usher 3, Colls- High News, Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Exchange Editor 3, 4, Colls-High News Rep. 2, Debating Club 2, 3, V.-Pres. 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec'y 4, Commencement Usher 3, Library 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM A. ANGUS, JR. 7I4 Grant Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Bill Hobbies: Sports, camping Ambition: To attend college Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Z, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Ren. 4: Home Room Officer, WILLIAM EMIL ARON 28 West Beechwood Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: WiIl Hobbies: Raising and racing homing pigeons, hunting, fishing Ambition: To be a chemical engineer MILDRED J. ASAY, 9ll Newton Avenue 't Oaklyn V lf Hobbiesf' Pop J 'music, horseback riding '- Ambition: T e a nurse A tivit' : ay Committee 3, Colls- HR ditorial Staff Reporter 3, 4, ' s- 'gh News Rep. 3, Hall CommxQtee 4, P. T. A. Rep. 4, Pres. n RUTH A. AYER 502 White Horse Pike West Collingswood Hobbies: Horseback riding, sleeping, collecting old teacups Ambition: To be a dental hygienist WILLIAM ALBERT BAILEY 203 Guilford Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Will Hobbies: Sports, chemistry, blondes Ambition: To take a medical course at the University of Pennsylvania Activities: Tennis 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Colls-High News, Editorial Staff 3, Ground Committee 3, Park Com- mittee 4, Junior Red Cross Rep. 2, P. T. A. Rep. 3 DAVID WILLIAM BANTLE IOO9 Sylvan Avenue Oaklyn Hobbies: Music, reading, sports Ambition: To attend college Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Speech Class 2, Senior Play 4, Junior Play 3, Debating Club 4, National Honor Society 4, P. T. A. Rep. 4, Lyceum Usher 3, 4, Concert Usher 4 J ,' x' fflf' ff I .vi. i . A f J .fr . . I VIVIAN D. IBARCKLOW 403 Windsor Avenue Westmont Nickname: Viv Hobbies: Swimming, hiking, reading, driving Ambition: To be a dental assistant MARION ANNETTA BARRON IOZO Collings Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Moz Hobbies: Skating, bowling Ambition: To become a home eco- nomics teacher Activities: Basketball 45 Hockey 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Modern Dancing 2, 35 LaCrosse 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Junior Play Usher 35 Noon Dance Committee 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Board of Control, Senior 45 Home Room Officer, Pres. 45 Commencement Usher 3 WILLIAM C. BART 20 East Haddon Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Bill Hobbies: Hunting, fishing Ambition: To become a dairy farmer Activities: Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Bond 2, 3, 4 HELEN LOUISE BARTON ll3 East Stiles Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Collecting rocks and min- erals Ambition: To do scientific research Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 45 Play Commit- tee 3, 45 Knight Staff, Literary Editor 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Jun- ior Red Cross Rep. 2, 3, 45 Council Pres. 25 Senior High Pres. 35 F. T. A. Rep. 25 Commencement Usher 35 Honor Student5 Quill and Scroll 4 WILLIAM JOHN BECK I8 West Coulter Avenue Collingswood Nickname: BiII Hobbies: Sports, fishing Ambition: To go to college Activities: Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Park Committee 4 ELMER J. BECKY 286 Linden Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: EI Hobbies: Playing the guitar, model building, sports Ambition: To become a chemical engineer RUSSELL BENDER 300 Lees Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Ben Hobbies: Redheads Ambition: To succeed in radio B ETTY LOU B EN KERT 32 East Coulter Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Pete Hobbies: Collecting miniature dogs, reading Ambition: To be a success Activities: Colls-High News, Editorial Staff 2, 3, 45 Colls-High News, Busi- ness Staff5 Colls-High News Rep. 3, 4 Clfq THELMA W. BENNER f' I IO4 Kendall Boulevard Oaklyn 'K Nickname: Teddy ' Hobbies: Tennis, collecting anima pictures Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: Tennis 45 Varsity Club 4 J MARION A. BERNDT 423 Cattell Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Mob Hobbies: Horseback riding, reading, dancing Ambition: To become a private sec- retary Activities: LaCrosse 35 Senior Play Usher 4 RITA M. BERRIGAN 20l Harding Avenue . Westmont Nickname: Ret 1 Hobbies: Sewing, dancing, eating Ambition: To be a technician or sec- retary , Activities: Swimming 2, 45 Junior Play Usher 35 Noon Dance Committee 3 ,P flx. --1 'i' l . L1 ' JUNE F. BERRYMAN 28 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Junie Hobbies: Collecting postcards, swim- ming, reading Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: Senior Play Usher 45 De- bating Club 4 DORIS E. BLACK 849 Maple Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Dosy Hobbies: Singing, outograph-collect- ing, reading Ambition: To become a singer or pri- vate secretary Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 25 P. T. A. Rep. 2 VIRGINIA BLAIR l303 Eldridge Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Ginny Hobbies: Reading, dancing Ambition: To be a nurse L' 'x 'uve ' l 'v if K JE NBLOW' W 1 ' 2lOAElm Avenue A VVV ,, woodlynne ww' Nickname: Ginnie X: - Hobbies: Reading, sports, collecting postcards ' ' Ambition: To see the world JEAN EDNA BOHRER 645 Autumn Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Babe Hobbies: Following big league base- ball, reading, writing Ambition: To be a private secretary and to travel HELEN J. BOND 223 East Knight Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Hollie Hobbies: Reading, swimming Ambition: To become a nurse Activities: Glee Club Z, 3, 4: Choir 4: Senior Play Usher 4: Hall Com- mittee 4 HELEN BOYD lll3 Eldridge Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Hellie Hobbies: Playing the piano, having a good time, swimming Ambition: To go to business school Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: P. T. A. Rep. 4 STEPHEN BOYER 273 New Jersey Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Steve Hobbies: Sports Ambition: To travel Activities: Football 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4 KATHRYN JANE BOYLE 48 Knight Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Kay Hobbies: Eating, dancing Ambition: To get a job MARJORIE JANET BRICKNER Bettlewood Apartments Collingswood Nickname: Margie Hobbies: Dancing, talking, reading Ambition: To go to business school Activities: Dramatic Club 4: Play Committee 4: Colls-High News, Edi- torial Staff 3, 4: Colls-High News Rep. 4: Hall Committee 3: Concert Usher 4 fir - V . -'Avi 'A' 'sififv J. ZQUCKMEYER 27 Washington Avenue Collingswood A Nickname: ,'7Bel1 - ' J A Hobbigzdforses, hdrses, more horses Ambition: To geY'a job Activities: Cheer eader 4: Hall Com- mittee 4 f' - . 1 lf! ov! 'L'b 'tfv'If-W? I' 1 . lv V, . 1, DOROTHY FRANCES BROOKS 236 Emerald Avenue Westmont Nickname: Dot Hobbies: Hiking, swimming, canoeing Ambition: To become a nurse Activities: Senior Play Usher 4: Hall Committee 3 MARJORIE BROOKS Seventh Street and Black Horse Pike Runnemede Nickname: Margie Hobbies: Dancing, singing Ambition: To graduate Activities: Basketball 4: Hockey 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: LaCrosse 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Hall Committee 4 JOSEPH ANTHONY BROSIC I9 Glen Avenue Laurel Springs Nickname: Joe Hobbies: Horseback riding, bowling Ambition: To be a success in the world Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Captain: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Pres.: Home Room Offi- ETHEL LOUISE BROWN 618 Linwood Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Reading, music, cooking Ambition: To become a dietitian Activities: Modern Dancing 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Band Concert Usher 4: Choir 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Usher 4: Knight Staff 4: Student Assembly Committee 4: Noon Dance Committee 2: National Honor Society 4: Junior Red Cross Rep. 2: P. T. A. Rep. 3: Quill and Scroll 4 FANNIE BRUEDLEY I7 East Walnut Avenue Westmont Nickname: Fay Hobbies: Reading, collecting pins Ambition: To get a good office posi- tion WILLIAM F. BUNCE 207 Woodlawn Terrace Collingswood Nickname: Bill Hobbies: Swimming, drawing Ambition: To be a success and have fun doing it Activities: Senior Play 4: Cafeteria Committee 4 RUTH E. BURBAGE 540 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Reb Hobbies: Reading, collecting pennants Ambition: To do office work SARAH O. BU RBAGE 216 Emerald Avenue Westmont Nickname: SalIy Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, chewing gum Ambition: To become a nurse Activities: Glee Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Senior Play 4: Junior Play 3: Colls-High News, Business 3, 4, Assist- ant Business Mgr. 4: Cafeteria 3: Debating Club 2 HAROLD W. L. BURKE 686 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Bill Hobbies: Archaeology, anthropology, swimming Ambition: To be an archaeologist or geologist Activities: Senior Play 4: Colls-High News, Editorial Staff 2, 3: Colls-High News Rep. 2: Cafeteria Committee 3, 4: Debating Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Commencement Usher 3: Lvceum Usher 3, 4: Hnnnr MARGUERITE B. BURKE I02 East Ardmore Terrace Collingswood Hobbies: Horseback riding, eating, reading Ambition: To be a future Inez Robb Activities: Colls-High News, Editorial Staff, Reporter 2, 3, Filing Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Colls-High News Rep. 2, 3, 4: Debating Club 2, 3, Sec'y 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Commencement Usher 3: Honor Stu- dent: Quill and Scroll 4 l I f I -' ,1 M 4.35 'EA , J k , f W I . J , J I , JAMES J. CAHILL ll6 East Cedar Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Casey Hobbies: Sports Ambition: To study aeronautics S' nu f . of --1 Q ,. ' 1 vlf Lf i ROBERT A. CAIN 205 Emerald Avenue 7 Westmont 4:32-A, Nickname: Bob ' Hobbies: Scouts, camping, cycling Ambition: To succeed ' 0 JANE M. CAMPBELL II6 Dill Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Eating, dancing Ambition: To be a secretary KENNETH S. CAMPBELL 26 Cambridge Road Westmont Nickname: Shark Hcbbies: Skating, camping, drawing Ambition: To join the U. S. Navy Activities: Swimming, Mgr. 4 BERNARD P. CARMAN . 426 East Melrose Avenue Westmont Nickname: Hank Hobbies: Boxing, drawing Ambition: To join the U. S. Navy, Activities: Swimming 2 Jr 49 6 gh.. 4 lf' -..- f cr 219' ' 'f' - . ' H. if ,JvHLyi7lr3,aARMELLv I' Emerald Avenue g e!5mont N' kname: Viv i movies Ambition: To travel in Europe, when the war is over Activities: Cafeteria Committee 4 bies: Writing letters, attending 'I' I CHARLOTTE LOUISE CARR l222 Newton Avenue West Collingswood Hobbies: Dancing and collecting knickknacks Ambition: To enter the secretarial field successfully ELIZABETH CARROLL 20 Wynnewood Avenue Westmont Nickname: Tebena Hobbies: Sports, collecting novelty- pins Ambition: To go to Chicago Activities: Swimming 3, 4: Hockey Mgr. 4, Varsity Club 4 EDITH L. CARVER I8 West Stiles Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Sis Hobbies: Dancing, skating, having fun Ambition: To get a job ANTHONY CATANA I4 East Greenwood Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Tony Hobbies: Aviation, mechanics, radio Ambition: To be a business manager HAROLD H. CHAMBERLIN IO9 Evergreen Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Harry Hobbies: Photography Ambition: To become a press photog- rapher Activities: Knight Staff 4 DOMENIC CHARLES Stratford Avenue Stratford Nickname: Whiz Hobbies: Sports Ambition: To be successful in busi- ness Activities: Track 2, 3, 4 HOWARD CHATELAIN 2l3 Toledo Avenue Westmont Nickname: Blots Hobbies: Building airplanes Ambition: To be a machinist JACK A. CHATELAIN 202 Virginia Avenue Westmont Nickname: Sergeant Hobbies: Boating, music, skating Ambition: To join the U. S. Navy NORMA R. CILIBERTI Z23 Addison Avenue Westmont Nickname: Smokey Hobbies: Chewing gum, singing, talk- Ing Ambition: To drive a car without giving 50,000 heart-failure Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2: Dramatic Club 4: Senior Play: Junior Play: Officers Sec'y 35 Social Com- mittee 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Board of Control 2, 3: Class Officer, Sec'y 2, 3: Lyceum Usher: Swing Band Vocalist 3 WILLIAM F. CLARK I9 Gorman Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Hook Hobbies: Reading, sports, music Ambition: To become a success in business Activities: Basketball, Mgr. 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Band, Color Guard 4: Play Committee 4, Hall Committee 4: Cafeteria Com- mittee 3 FRANK G. CLAYTON I34 Washington Avenue Collingswood Nickname: CIayt Hobbies: Listening to my portable, loafing Ambition: To do something worthwhile Activities: Park Committee 4 L., ALICE N. CLEMENT IIOI Merrick Avenue Collingswood Nickname: AI Hobbies: Cooking, sewing Ambition: To be a stenographer . - fl I 1 f VIRGINIA C. CONOVER II7 E. Park Avenue Bettlewood Nickname: Ginnie Hobbies: Swimming, movies, ping-pong Ambition: To work in an office PAUL COOGAN l3l Park Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Coog Hobbies: Fishing, football, baseball Ambition: To study veterinary medi- cine Activities: Glee Club 2: Junior Play Usher 3 JANE E. CROASDALE 6l3 Tatem Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Janie Hobbies: Riding, ping-pong, music Ambition: To study agriculture Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria Committee 3 KATHRYN A. CROSSLEY 9I Emerald Avenue Westmont Nickname: Kitty Hobbies: Swimming, skating, sewing Ambition: To be somebody's stenog Activities: Glee Club Z, 3, 4 LILLIAN R. CUNNINGHAM 206 New Jersey Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Lil Hobbies: Sleeping, dancing, sewing Ambition: To make a success of my life Activities: Junior Play Usher 3: Noon Dance Committee 3, 4: Concert Usher 4 ALBERT T. CURRAN 202 Copper Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: AI Hobbies: Photography, model airplanes, aviation Ambition: To be a commercial pilot HAROLD S. CU RRIDEN l7l Fern Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Tink Hobbies: Guns, boats, siestas Ambition: To sail to Tahiti JEAN ETTE D'ALESSAN DRO IO7 Lincoln Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Jeanie Hobbies: Playing the electric guitar, reading Ambition: To become a stenographer Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: Senior Play Usher 4: Knight Staff 4: Cafeteria Committee 3 lx'- fZf'! V0 Lrg S?-i., , J fl MARY o'Ai.EssANoRo .I 22 E. Collings Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Reading Ambition: To do office work Activities: Hall Committee 4 FRANK DAN ELLA, JR. I000 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Football, baseball, swimming Ambition: To be an airplane mechanic Activities: Football 3, 4: Varsity Club 4 C. MARION DAVIS I02 Linden Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Skinny Hobbies: Reading, ice skating, collect- ing old records Ambition: To see the world and own it Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Ground Committee FLORENCE DAVIS 1822 Woodlynne Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: FIossie Hobbies: Chewing gum, eating, dqnc- ing Ambition: To become private secre- tary to Clark Gable JEANNE M. DAVIS 1208 Collings Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Baby l-lobbies: Singing, writing, dress de- signing Ambition: To become a second Walter Winchell Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Junior Play Usher 3, Colls-High News, Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Coils- High News Rep. 3, Cafeteria Com- mittee 3, 4, Home Room Officer, V.-Pres. 4 MILDRED LOUISE DAY 624 Stokes Avenue Collingswood Nickname: MiI Hobbies: Swimming and drawing Ambition: To become a teacher NEWLIN H. DAY 227 Woodlawn Terrace Collingswood Hobbies: Drums, hiking Ambition: To be a drummer in the U. S. Marine Band Activities: Orchestra 3, Band 2, 3, 4 DONALD DeHART 903 Maple Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Don Hobbies: Stamp collecting, swimming Ambition: To become a mechanical engineer Activities: Glee Club 2, 4, Choir 4 HORTON BLAINE DELAN EY 100 Woodlawn Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Hort Hobbies: Reading, tree-climbing, swim- ming Ambition: To study physical chemistry Activities: Senior Play Usher 4, Honor Student JAMES J. DELANY 302 Cuthbert Road Westmont Nickname: Jim Hobbies: Model boat building, chair caning Ambition: To get in the U. S. Navy Activities: Tennis 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Bond 3, 4, Noon Dance Committee 3, 4 ROBERT A. DENT 61 Stratford Avenue Westmont Nickname: Bob Hobbies: Cars, guns, and collecting modern U. S. currency Ambition: To be a success and get that Buick convertible Activities: Colls-High News, Business Staff 4 JOSEPHINE DETWILER 1112 Park Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Jo Hobbies: Reading and bicycle riding Ambition: To be a surgical nurse Activities: Senior Ploy Usher 4, Junior Red Cross Rep. 4 Xi.k.XX'ik.pxlruLt: DOROTHY H. DEUTER 227 Manheim Avenue Ollklyn Nickname: Dot Hobbies: Sewing, reading, having fun Ambition: To become a secretary Activities: Senior Play Usher 4, Play Committee 3, 4, Colls-High News, Edi- toriol Staff Typist 3, 4, Honor Stu- dent ' f f ERNEST C. DEUTER, JR. 21 West Haddon Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Deuts Hobbies: Drawing, shopwork Ambition: To become a mechanical draftsman GEORGE DIFFENDERFER 314 Lakeview Drive Collingswood Nickname: Diff Hobbies: Photography, sports Ambition: To graduate from college and be a success Activities: Band, Color Guard 4, Dra- matic Club 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4, Senior Play 4, Junior Play 3, Colls-High News, Business 2, 3, 4, Business Mgr. 3, 4, Park Committee, Chairman 4, Student Assembly Committee 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4, Commencement Usher 3, Lyceum Usher 3, 4, Concert Usher 4 KENNETH OGDEN DITMARS 20l Morgan Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Ditty Hobbies' Readin ridin a bic cle , ,. 9, 9 y , swimming Ambition: To become a salesman Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir 3: P. T .A. Rep. 3 HARRY F. DIXON ll Glenwood Avenue Westmont Nickname: CurIy Top Hobbies: Playing the piano, basketball, roller skating Ambition: To make good in life Activities: Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Play Ticket Committee 4: Student Governing Board 3: Hall Committee 3, 4: Senior Board of Control 4 CARL J. DREHER, JR. 34 Lindis Farne Avenue Westmont Hobbies: Weightlifting, handbalanc- ing, eating Ambition: To be a millionaire JM 'fp ' ws.. - ',,,, .1. ', HELEN M. DRISCOLL 26 E. Crystal Lake Avenue Westmont Hobbies: Swimming, reading, having fun Ambition: To get a job Activities: Play Ticket Committee 4: Knight Staff 4: Colls-High News Rep. 3, 4: Ground Committee 4 6 ' .f , , f 'df 2 iff? T f 1-',. - Qzvf 9 LUCILLE JANE DUFFIELD 430 Collings Avenue Collingswood Nickname: CilIy Hobbies: Loafing, having fun, the one and only Ambition: To marry the boss' son Activities: Knight Staff 4: National Honor Society 4 NORMAN S. DUNCAN ll Bryant Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Norm Hobbies: Eating, tennis Ambition: To become an army pilot ALFRED M. DUUS 28 East Greenwood Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Duke Hobbies: Art, sports, singing Ambition: To become a commercial artist Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4 CHARLES MORTON DUUS 39 East Beechwood Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Duey Hobbies: Records and music Ambition: To lead a swing band Activities: Orchestra 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Speech Class 2: School Swing Band 2, 3 W,-,.fC'.f 1, e ' if X V , ff' lf 4 ,, ROSEMARY EGAN l008 Belmont Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Music, sewing Ambition: To be successful in what- ever I do Activities: Colls-High News, Editorial Staff Z LEWIS EGBERT 300 Sloan Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Lew Hobbies: Scouting, collecting medals Ambition: To be an accountant Activities: Play Committee 4: Ground Committee 4 RUSSELL A. EISENHARDT 3ll Laurel Avenuix--A A ' Woodlynne 'fx ' ' - icanbmo: Russ ies: Scouting, sports, dancing Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer Activities: Baseballj Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club:.A:'DramaKc Club 3, 4: Speech Class 2: Senior Play 4: Junior Play 3: Knight Staff, Editor 4: Stu- dent Assembly Committeei3: Member of Student Governing Board 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Board of Control 2: Commencement Usher 3: Lyceum Usher 3: Quill and Scroll 4: Honor Student: Commencement Speak- er 4 JEAN ELFRETH 65 Manor Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Jeanie Hobbies: Reading, sewing Ambition: To become a secretary Activities: Play Committee 3, 4: Colls- High News, Editorial Staff 3, 4: Head Typist: Hall Committee 3: National ,Cf LW ft? .J X 5: -I ..... I' .7 I In K . gcnfl EDITEI MAYTNGELHART QJAQ ose Avenue estmont Nickname: Sis Hobbies: Playing the piano, reading, sewing Ambition: To be a dental nurse Activities: Colls-High News, Editorial Staff 3, 4, Typist RUSSELL W. ENGLAND ZI4 Lakeview Drive Collingswood Nickname: Winnie Hobbies: Collecting recordings, danc- ing, girls Ambition: To be a soil-less horticul- turist Activities: Hall Committee 45 Home VIRGINIA E. FIELD 422 East Melrose Avenue Westmont Nickname: Ginny Hobbies: Skating, sleeping, dancing Ambition: To become a nurse JOHN FLACK II9 Frazer Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Rev Hobbies: Resting, football, baseball Ambition: To work at the Philadelphia Lumber and Millwork Company Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Play Committee 3: Student Governing Board 4, Hall Room Officer 4 Cummimie 3.7 ' 'I TT f' , I' , 'r X A 'ij ,fp 1' .,',, 5 .. ... x 14 'Q I ix, JOHN H. EVANS, JR. A L REL R. FOR ,ES . ji 900 Haddon Avenue , ' ' 'i'K 1 Woodl d Terr Q. .J Collingswood ' ' klyn :- i X tw, . Nickname: Ev Nickn : Chick K :-,' Aa J Hobbies: Sports, photography, drum- ming Ambition: To be a successful business man Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4 WALTER EVANS IO8 White Horse Pike Oaklyn Nickname: Wat Hobbies: Fishing, boating, guns Ambition: To join the U. S. Navy CARLTON F. FAIRCHILD 935 Linwood Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Fair Hobbies: Collecting tickets, sports, traveling Ambition: To be a certified public accountant Activities: Football 3, 4: Baseball 35 Track 4: Varsity Club 4 I .J I GERTR L. Fltub' 146 side Aviple Coli swood sf Stl nalteia 'Gong' d obb s ss esigning an swim- mwifi IM I: Amb : To be ai-secretary ,A ' ities: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3: y Ticket Committee 3: Ground Committee 4: Board of Control 2, 3 Hob ' s: Sewing ancing, 'owling tion To t a o A ' : , jsb r ' ' ' : sk tb , 3, J. .1 . ckey 4 . .5 Spe c Clas 1 5 unior A rvrtles e a 2 Play Usher 35 CorQfAapho- more Z,' I ,Z f J' J GEORGE FOX 4 East Holly Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Judge Hobbies: Baseball Ambition: To become an engineer Activities: Baseball, J. V. 3 x BETTY E. FRAN KS lI24 Newton Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Frankie Hobbies: Reading, swimming, skating Ambition: To be a teacher , Activities: Swimming, Mgr. 4: Varsity Club 4: Senior Play Usher 45 Colls- High News, Editorial Staff, Reporter 2, 3, 4, File Editor 3, 4: Colls-High News Rep. 2, 3, Circulation Mgr. 4: Noon Dance Committee 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Commencement Usher 3: Quill and Scroll 4: Honor Student LEANORE S. FRIEDMAN ZI4 Strawbridge Av nue Westmont H cm , t king : To be a M ctiviti s: nd Bu s 4: Speech ss 2: lay et Co it- tee , Social Co mitte 35 ,Boar of Control, Senior , Bo ofoi grol, Sophomore 2: Class Off' er, Tre, . Z1 Lyceum Usher 4 ll ' pf' E. FRANCES FULLERTON l024 Collings Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Fran Hobbies: Dancing, traveling, talking Ambition: To be a success Activities: Calls-High News, Editorial Staff Typist 3, 4 OLGA M. FURNER 96 Kendall Boulevard Oaklyn Nickname: Shorty Hobbies: Loafing, chewing gum, trav- eling Ambition: To get a college degree Activities: Junior Play Usher 3: Colls- High News, Editorial Staff Typist 3, 4: Noon Dance Committee 3: Social Com- mittee, Chairman 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Board of Control, Senior 4: Board of Control, Junior 3: Home Room Officer, Pres. 4: Commence- ment Usher 3: Class Officer, Treas. 3: Sec'y 4 THOMAS GALASSO 232 Parker Avenue Woodlynnc Nickname: Pep Hobbies: Auto driving, swimming Ambition: To establish a business DIVINE B. GANARY I5 Conard Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Divie Hobbies: Reading, music, traveling Ambition: To study music and to continue my education Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 :fy X, ELIZABETH L. GIBSON 24 Virginia Avenue Westmont Nickname: Betty Hobbies: Roller skating, movies, walk- ing Ambition: To obtain a position ' f HELEN MAE GILPIN , f 229 Woodlawn Terrace X41 C Collingswood 1 -I 5 J Nickname: Maisie 1' ,J Hobbies: Collecting various things, reading, writing letters Ambition: To be a medical missionary Activities: None Activities: Colls-High News, Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4: Calls-High News Rep. 2, 3, 4: P. T. A. Rep. 2: Library 7 2 4. u....-. c...,i..... VERA MARGARET GOLDBERG 52I Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Goldie Hobbies: Drawing, jiving, driving Ambition: To become a designer of the latest fashions EDWARD GOLEY 7l5 Richey Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Ed Hobbies: Models, scouting Ambition: To secure an office posi- tion Activities: Ground Committee 4 HENRY GOLEY 715 Richey Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Hank Hobbies: Scouting, nature, tropical fish Ambition: To be a forest ranger Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ELSIE GOODALL 419 Park Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Horseback riding, ice skating, archery Ambition: To take physical education at Temple Activities: LaCrosse 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 4 ELIZABETH GREEN 7l8 Ima Avenu Col I ' : f,M I ,fill 1' Nickname: Betty ' H blidi, ' ' d ' d' A2.bmo.fi'1m'B'Z'.?Le'?2'f2,'.IZ'si'2?' retary Activities: Colls-High News, iifs,igeq?f' siuff 3, 4: P. T. A. Rep. 3 ' ' GEORGE EDWARD GREEN I8 East Madison Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Apple Hobbies: Music, photography, aircraft Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer Activities: Orchestra 4: Band 3, 4 PHYLLIS K. GREEN 1111 Park Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Phil Hobbies: Horseback riding, reading, swimming Ambition: To go to college Activities: Basketball, Mgr. 4: Varsity Club 4: Speech Class 2: Senior Play Usher 4: Play Committee 3: Hall Com- mittee 4: Junior Red Cross Rep. 2, 3, 4, Assisting Treas. of Club 4 URSULA E. GREEN 27 E. Zane Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Urs Hobbies: Reading, bowling, attending the movies Ambition: To obtain a position Activities: LaCrosse 3, 4 HARRY R. GREENETZ 69 Strawbridge Avenue Westmont Nickname: Harry Hobbies: Taking and projecting motion pictures, drawing, sax Ambition: To go to college Activities: Senior Play Usher 4: Debat- ing Club 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Rep. 3, 4: Com- mencement Usher 3: Honor Student FLORENCE A. GRIER 172 Frazer Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Floss Hobbies: Walking, dancing, chewing gum Ambition: To obtain a position Activities: Hall Committee 4: Cafe- teria Committee 3 ROBERT L. GRIER 517 Newton Avenue Oaklyn Nickname Bob Hobbies: Swimming, music Ambition: To be a success Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3: Band 4: Hall Committee 4: Lyceum Usher 4 MILDRED GRIMDITCH 121 Kendall Boulevard Oaklyn Nickname: Midge Hobbies: Saving postal cards, reading, walking Ambition: To work my way up until l open my boss' mail Activities: Junior Play Usher 3 CHRISTINE M. HAGEN 118 East Cedar Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Teen Hobbies: Ice skating, swimming Ambition: To secure a good position WAYNE F. HAHN 133 Woodland Terrace Oaklyn Nickname: Joe Ambition: To be a success Activities: Football 4: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Hall Committee 3, 4: Noon Dance Com- mittee 3: Home Room Officer 4 EDWARD H. HAINES, JR. 651 Linwood Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Huge Hobbies: Record collecting, music Ambition: To play in a swing band Actiyltiesz Band 3, 4: Park Commit- tee O. PEARL HAND 3 East Haddon Avenue Oaklyn Hobbies: Cooking, walking, sewing Ambition: To obtain a business posi- tion HENRY O. HANNUM 116 East Homestead Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Chemistry, Sea Scouts, Boy Scouts Ambition. To be a bacteriologist Activities: Board of Control 4 HELEN M. HARMAIX? 45 405 Cedar Avenue Collingswood K CN if W Nickname: Woozee Hobbies: Roller skating, bicycling, X riding K' Ambition: To be an office worker Activities: Hall Committee 4: Cafe- teria Committee 4 CHARLES W. HARRINGTON ZI East Haddon Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Chuck Hobbies: Girls, eating, football Ambition: To own a car, and to at- tend aviation school Activities: Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY HASSON 707 Lees Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Dot Hobbies: Swimming, eating, sleeping Ambition: To obtain a good position after graduation Activities: Ground Committee 4, Cafe- teria Committee 3, Lyceum Usher 4, Concert Usher 4 FRED C. HAUB 25 Gorman Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Shorty Hobbies: Table tennis, football, track Ambition: To become an engineer Activities: Track 3, 4, Senior Play Usher 4, Noon Dance Committee 2 MARIAN DOROTHY HAUTZ III3 Stokes Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Tennis, collecting souvenirs, swimming Ambition: To be an airplane hostess or to go to college Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band Concert Usher 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Usher 4, Play Committee 4, Knight Staff 4, National Honor Society 4, Board of Control 2 JAMES M. HAZELWOOD I6 West Madison Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Jim Hobbies: Having fun, track, driving Ambition: To become an engineer or photo-engraver Activities: Track, Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Play Ticket Committee 3, Play Committee 4, Board of Control 3 WILLIAM S. HEROLD 2 Lakeshore Drive Collingswood Nickname: Ace Hobbies: Card tricks, baseball, chew- ing gum Ambition: To play with the Phillies Activities: P. T. A. Rep. 2 SAMUEL H. HERRON, JR. 92l Park Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Sammy Hobbies: Football, baseball, and all sports Ambition: To be successful in any field Activities: Football 2, 3, Track 3 MAY HILL ZI9 Parker Avenue , dlynne o ble . in cing Ambitio . retary IRENE HILLER 754 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Rennie Hobbies: Reading, dancing Ambition: To graduate and go to work Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 MAX HILLER 754 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Moxie Hobbies: Playing in a band and dancing Ambition: To be a textile chemist Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Rep. 2 ROBERT LEE HILTNER 218 Emerald Avenue Westmont Nickname: Hitler Hobbies: Chicken farming, reading, traveling Ambition: To own a poultry farm JOHN A. HIRSCHMAN I024 Linwood Avenue Westmont Nickname: Jack Hobbies: Sports Ambition: To be succesful 1' Ja H' ,L JANICE E. HIRST 309 Harvard Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Jan . Hobbies: Collecting souvenirs, reading, walking Ambition: To become a nurse Activities: Knight Staff 4 J. ROBERT HITCHCOCK 203 Cypress Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Bob Hobbies: Scouts, sports, dramatics Ambition: To earn enough money to go to college Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, State Chorus 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Speech Class 2, Senior Play 4, Junior Play 3, Knight Staff, Business Mgr. 4, Member of Award Committee, Quill and Scroll, 4 , A nl, ,4 ,uf-L' ' C Dams HODDELL -T07 Collings Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Dorie Hobbies: Sewing, scrapbooks, collect- ing photographs Ambition: To get a job and get mar- ried Activities: Glee Club 2, Senior Play Usher 4 MILTON RODGERS HOLMES l5 Locust Avenue Westmont Nickname: Milt Hobbies: Collecting recordings, tennis, driving Ambition: To get a high-salaried posi- tion in one year Activities: Dramatic Club 3, 4, Speech Class 2, Senior Play 4, Junior Play 3, Knight Staff 4, Cafeteria Committee 3, 4, Social Committee 4, National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4, Home Room Officer, Pres., Commencement Usher 3, Concert Usher CHARLES W. HOTT 705 Center Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Bud Hobbies: Basketball, baseball, driving Ambition: To enjoy life Activities: Speech Class 2, Knight Staff 4, Hall Committee, Chairman 4, Cafteteria Committee 3, National Honor Society 4, Lyceum Usher 4, Honor Student NORMA C. HUFFNAGLE 60 Strawbridge Avenue Westmont Nickname: Duchess Hobbies: Art, dancing, scouts Ambition: To become a fashion de- signer Activities: Senior Play Usher 4, Knight Staff, Art Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4 EDWARD BERTAN HUGHES 730 Woodlynne Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Senator Hobbies: Playing football, going to the movies Ambition: To be a history teacher Activities: Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track, Mgr. Z, Varsity Club 3, 4, Park Committee 4, P. T. A. Rep. 3 BEAUMONT R. HUNTER 207 E. Madison Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Baseball, Football, Ping-Pong Ambition: To be a success JOSEPH MAURICE INVERSO 2904 Mt. Ephraim Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Joe Hobbies: Bowling, horseback riding Ambition: To own a hardware store JANE M. IRVING l30 New Jersey Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Bicycle riding, swimming, tennis Ambition: To go to college Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band Concert Usher 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 4, Knight Staff 4, Hall Com- mittee 3, 4 JEAN ISAACS 224 Crestmont Terrace Collingswood Nickname Me Hobbies: Dress designing, swimming, dancing Ambition: To become a technician Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Usher 4, Colls-High News, Editorial Staff 3, 4, Feature Editor 4, Colls-High News Rep. 3, 4, Cafeteria Committee 3, National Honor Society 4, P. T. A. Rep. 3, Quill and Scroll 4 GEORGE LYMAN JACKSON 304 Cattell Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Yankee Hobbies: Football, stamp collecting, driving Ambition: To be a success in every- thing Activities: Band 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Usher 4, Knight Staff 4, Student Gov- erning Board, V.-Pres. 4, Student Assemblv Committee, Chairman 4, MARY JAMES 30 E. Knight Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Designing, dancing Ambition: To be a designer and to get married Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 ALBERT JANOV 813 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Al Hobbies: Dancing, dates, work Ambition: To become a success in life Activities: Senior Play Usher 4, Play Ticket Committee 3, 4, Knight Staff 4, Park Committee 4, Cafeteria Com- mittee 4, Debating Club 4, P. T. A. Rep. 4 ELIZABETH W. JERMON IOI Woodlawn Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Betsy H Hobbies: Dancing, sewing, my honey Ambition: To make a career for myself Activities: Glee Club 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 4, Junior Play Usher 3 DAVID JOHNSON 30 Bryant Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Dave Hobbies: Drawing, archery, eating Ambition: To become a commercial artist Activities: Track 4, Varsity Club 4, Park Committee 4 ELEANOR M. JOHNSON IIO7 Eldridge Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: El Hobbies: Reading, movies Ambition: To become a secretary ROBERT N. JOHNSON ZI East Palmer Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Bob Hobbies: Baseball, football, basketball Ambition: To become an engineer Activities: Play Committee 4, Hall Committee 4, Cafeteria Committee 4, Board of Control 2 LEWIS EARL JOHNSTON I3 I Woodland Terrace Oaklyn Nickname: Crumbun Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, foot- ball, dates Ambition: To become an aviation mechanic and to get a nice wife Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4 H ERMAN J. KAPLAN 324 Richey Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Model airplanes, soccer, travel Ambition: To be an engineer Activities: Senior Play 4, Debating Club 2, Junior Red Cross Rep. 2 HARRY B. KATES, JR. I40 Washington Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Baseball, football Ambition: To be a success Activities: Baseball, Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Hall Committee 4, Lyceum Usher 4 ARTHUR R. KEITER I I03 Merrick Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Art Hobbies: Art, movies, skating Ambition: To become an artist Activities: Speech Class 2, Senior Play Usher 4, Junior Play 3, Knight Staff 4, Hall Committee 4, Cafeteria Committee 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Rep. 3, 4, Pres. of Council 4, Spring Concert Usher 4, Band Concert Usher 4 KATHRYN KELLY 407 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Kitty Hobbies: Drawing, badminton Ambition: To become a receptionist Activities: Speech Class 2 HOWARD KENNEDY 809 Collings Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Ken Hobbies: Sports, music, drawing Ambition: To be a successful business man Activities: Swimming 4, Track 4, Varsity Club 4, Band 4, Play Com- mittee 4 WILLIAM S. KEOWN Crystal Lake Avenue Haddonfield Nickname: Cueball Hobbies: Camping, sports Ambition: To be a chemist Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Hall Committee 4: Lyceum Usher 4 . 'L s VIOLA KHANTZIAN 229 Richey Avenue I I West Collingswood 3 Nickname: Curls Q 7' IJ Hobbies: Stamp collecting, skating Ambition: To become an aviatrix and accountant Activities: P. T. A. Rep. 2 CHARLES B. KOLB 4I I Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Charlie Hobbies: Collecting autographs, popu- lar records Ambition: To become a mail clerk Activities: Glee Club 4: Choir 4 JOHN K. KOSHLAND I3 East Clinton Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Jake Hobbies: Athletics, music, track Ambition: To become an aviation me- chanic Activities: Track 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4, Band 2 WILLIAM D. KRAMER 560 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Doc Hobbies: Music, playing in a dance band Ambition: To be a mechanic: to be in a good dance band Activities: Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4 MERCEDES E. KRAYER 903 Oriental Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Mercy Hobbies: Collecting postal cards, swimming Ambition: To be a success in business Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 JN. ROY WARREN KRESGE 7l6 Collings Avenue West Collingswood Hobbies: Electricity, building models Ambition: To learn a mechanical or electrical trade Activities: Play Committee 3, 4, Hall Committee 4 . x ' i A . f I XX J lk X. , IJ X Rem ETQKR Es 8 Evevbreen Afe e J oodlxhne Il 3Nickname: Midge Hoibiesz H reback riding, drawing artist Activities: Knight Staff 4 ig Am ition: become a commercial OLIVE ANNE LAFFERTY 27 E. Collingswood Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Laff Hobbies: Photographs, movies, dancing Ambition: To be a dental assistant Activities: Glee Club Z, 3, 4: Choir 3, 45 Drum and Bugle Corps 4, Junior Play Usher 3: Play Ticket Committee 3: Hall Committee 4: Board of Con- trol 3g Home Room Officer, V.-Pres. 4 BARBAR H. 'S 6II Lincol I , ffqygf Colling V I. .-W lZ,,2,,o' Ni ez Bobby fc if 5 les: iorresponding, dancing, art mbition: o become an airline hostess Activities? Knight Staff 4: Concert Usher 4 ANN OLIVIA LEETE 309 Walnut Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: LeetIe Hobbies: Collecting recipes, collecting small animals, interior decorating Ambition: To go to Duke University, become a history teacher Activities: Orchestra 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, Park Committee 45 Junior Red Cross Rep. 3: Corresponding Sec'y of Red Cross Council 4 FLORENCE ANNE LENNOX 724 Richey Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Floss Hobbies: Dancing, dress designing, movies Ambition: To become a technician Activities: Varsity Club 3, 4: LaCrosse 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 4: Junior Play Usher 3: Colls-High News, Edi- torial Staff 2, 3, Colls-High News Rep. 3, Home Room Officer, Sec'y 4 MARGARET E. LENOX l05 Cooper Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Til Hobbies: Reading, cooking, scouting Ambition: To become a receptionist Activities: 'Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Ground Committee 3 EDWARD F. LINK 744 Maple Terrace Collingswood Nickname: Ed Hobbies: Sports, movies Ambition: To become a lawyer IMIUJJ 'I'-.MRI IL RED V A LITTLE I30 Virginia A ue 1 s Westmont I Nickname: Mickey7 f, Hobbies: Dancing, driving, foreign correspondence Ambition: To become a registered nurse and instructress Activities: Ground Committee 3: Cafeteria Committee 3 HOWARD M. LOVE 203 Chestnut Avenue Westmont Hobbies: Sports Ambition: To be a mechanical engi- neer Activities: Swimming 4: Varsity Club 4 RUTH M. LUTZ I56 New Jersey Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Woof Hobbies: Talking Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Play Committee 4: Colls-High News, Business Staff 3: Cafeteria Committee 4 SYLVIA LUTZ I304 Collings Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: SyI Hobbies: Singing and collecting knickknacks Ambition: To be a good nurse: to be :i good wife Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, Sec'y 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Junior Play 3: Colls- High News, Editorial Staff 2, 3: Hall Committee 3: Cafeteria Committee 4 EVELYN LOUISE LYNCH 2 Chestnut Avenue fx ' Stratford -,fcC,,z Nickname: Ebbs , I Hobbies: Collecting knic nacks and postal cards Ambition: To be a good nurse Activities: Cafeteria Committee 4 JOHN R. LYNCH, JR. 1,-,A-ae 209 Park Avenue T Collingswood , Nickname: Jack , Hobbies: Photography, traveling, fun Ambition: To enjoy life and have a good time all the time Activities: Spring Concert Usher 3: Hall Committee 3, 4: Home Room Officer 4 MADELINE A. MCDERMOTT 246 Crestmont Terrace Collingswood Nickname: Mad Hobbies: Horseback riding and bowling Ambition: To secure a good office position Activities: Hall Committee 3 WILLIAM McDOWELL 708 White Horse Pike Oaklyn Nickname: Mickey Hobbies: Collecting souvenirs, playing baseball Ambition: To become a business man and have a Miss America for a wife Activities: Baseball 3, 4: Ground Committee 4 LEWIS WILLIAM McKAY 908 Belmont Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Bill Hobbies: Stamps, football Ambition: To study osteopathy Activities: Hall Committee 4: P. T. A. Rep. Z i In V 4 4. vi . MARGARET A. MCLAUGHLIN 252 Crestmont Terrace Collingswood Nickname: Peg Hobbies: Corresponding, dancing Ambition: To go to business school HOMER LEE McNABB 239 Burrwood Avenue Collingswood Nickname: McNut Hobbies: Singing, mechanics Ambition: To be a mechanic Activities: Track 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Junior Play 3: Play Ticket Committee 4: Colls-High News, Business Staff Z: Debating Club 2: Junior Red Cross Rep. 3: P. T. A. Rep. 4: Board of Control 4 VIRGINIA MacCLASKEY 305 Harvard Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Din Hobbies: Reading, dancing, asking questions Ambition: To read all the books I can find Activities: Hall Committee 2: Concert Usher 4 '-LORNA ANN MaELAUGHLIN 23 Merrick Villa Collingswood Nickname: Lee Hobbies: Photography, horseback rid- ing, reading Ambition: To be a technician Activities: Play Committee 3, 4: Con- cert Usher 4 GLADYS E. MacMlLLAN 302 Sloan Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Mac Hobbies: Music, collecting model dogs Ambition: To travel Activities: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Cafe- teria Committee 4: Debating Club 2, 3 KENNETH MAGIN 21 Eldridge Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Chemistry, trumpet playing Ambition: To be a chemist Activities: Band 2, 3, 4 MARY P. MAHONEY III3 Elm Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Pat Hobbies: Driving, movies Ambition: To be an air hostess Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Colls-High News Rep. 2: Cafe- teria Committee 3: Debating Club Z MICHAEL J. MALON EY 733 Maple Terrace Collingswood Nickname: Mike Hobbies: Track, reading, sports Ambition: To become a successful business man Activties: Track 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 KENNETH R. MARTS 39 Bellevue Terrace Collingswood Nickname: Ken Hobbies: Collecting records, learning new dance steps Ambition: To get a position Activities: Play Committee 3: Noon Dance Committee 4: Home Room Of- ficer 4 JEAN MARVIN 4I West Clinton Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Weenie Hobbies: Listening to orchestras, movies, sports Ambition: To be a secretary Activities: Senior Play Usher 4 ROBERT E. MAXWELL 707 Collings Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Maxie Hobbies: Tenderloin steaks, model trains, swimming Ambition: To drive a I0-ton truck down 42nd Street on New Year's Eve Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Park Committee 4: Junior Red Cross Rep. 2 HARRY J. MAYER, JR. 308 Toledo Avenue Westmont Hobbies: Model building, flying gas models Ambition: To be a success MARTHA ANN MERCHANT 248 East Knight Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Swimming, horseback riding, eating peanuts Ambition: To attend Randolph-Macon Activities: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Band Concert Usher 4: Drum and Bugle Corps, Drum-Major 4: Speech Class 2: Junior Play Usher 3: Hall Committee Z, 3: Home Room Officer 2, 4 ELIZABETH MEREDITH I40 Cedar Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Betty Hobbies: Rink roller skating, collect- ing stickers, driving Ambition: To become a nurse WALTER LOUIS MEZGER I52 Evergreen Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Metz Hobbies: Football, basketball, base- ball Ambition: To join the air corps Activities: Football 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3 KENNETH MICHELBACH 88 Elgin Avenue Westmont Nickname: Dunnie Hobbies: Skating, sports Ambition: To be a successful insur- ance agent LILLIAN E. MILLER 225 Virginia Avenue Westmont Nickname: Lucy Hobbies: Swimming, writing and re- ceiving letters Ambition: To get a good position Activities: Swimming 4 RUTH GWENDOLYN MILLER 252 New Jersey Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Blondie Hobbies: Dramatics, sailing, dancing Ambition: To attend a junior college Activities: Band 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Senior Play 4: Junior Play 3: Noon Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 HOWARD T. MINTZER I4I Parker Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Mintz Hobbies: Photography, stamps, sailing Ambition: To be a commercial pho- tographer Activities: Park Committee 3 ALICE WOODWARD MOORE 557 Grant Avenue West Collingswood Hobbies: Music, friends, dressmaking, dancing Ambition: To go to college and to travel Activities: Modern Dancing 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Band Concert Usher 4: Choir 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 4: State Chorus 4: Senior Play Usher 4: Play Committee 4: Knight Staff 4: Board of Control, Sophomore 2: National Honor Society 4 ' I .f4,-Ji! fb' A NA MUIR , I3O0 Walnut Avenue Wesf1QjIingsy,aq,d, If -ff' ' Nickname: Nikki 2 - Hobbies: Sports, dra ing,qfiLitl'! Ambition: To become a secretary and later study nursing Activities: Modern Dancing 2 ,- ,,,,.f,, v ' I ,fc ' as M- -1 .g A ,- 1 -' ELIZABETH MUIR N ' - I300 Walnut Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Bess Hobbies: Reading, embroidery, music Ambition: To become a private sec- retary Activities: Hall Committee 4 JEAN ELIZABETH MURPHY I2 East Cedar Avenue Bettlewood Hobbies: Embroidery Ambition: To lead a happy life BARBARA MURRAY 320 Conord Avenue Collingswood 1 Nickname: Murph Hobbies: Photography, sewing, horse- back riding Ambition: To attend business school, secure a position and travel Activities: Junior Red Cross Rep. 2 ROBERT NAGLEE Il5 East Madison Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Bob Hobbies: Gas models, art Ambition: To become a commercial artist Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 JOHN W. NEAL, JR. ZI3 Chestnut Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Jack Hobbies: Photography, football Ambition: To be an aeronautical en- gineer Activities: Play Ticket Committeee 3: Colls-High News, Editorial Staff 2: Home Room Officer 2 MA IE LL ,Westmont Orig Nickn 2 Shrimp !'wbbI6SZ Music, sports, reading Ambition: To travel Activities: Hall Committee 4 C. ROBERT NORTH 205 Union Avenue Stratford Nickname: Bob Hobbies: Music and photography Ambition: To be a good organist Activities: Glee Club 2, 4: Choir 4 CAROLE E. NOTHNAGEL l03 E. Cuthbert Boulevard Westmont Nickname: CaroIeee Hobbies: Swimming, collecting trink- ets, dancing Ambition: To become an advertising manager: to go to college Activities: Speech Class 2: Knight Staff 4: Home Room Officer, V.-Pres. 4 ROBERT O. NULL it mon vehtle-,ffl 20 Or d A Oaklyn Nickname: Nome 4 Hobbies: Swimmi , dancing, 'ten- ing to good jiv rec Ambition: To se 5 good pdsltion Activities: Swim ing 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, ' Band 4: Junior Play Usher 3: Junior Red Cross Rep. 3 LAWRENCE F. OEHLERS 453 Harrison Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Fred A Hobbies: Stamp collecting, baseball Ambition: To be a success HELEN E. OESTERLE 'l03 Cooper Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Shorty Hobbies: Dancing and movies Ambition: To become a secretary to a nice looking lawyer Activities: Hall Committee 3 4 DOROTHY L. OHLEMEYE L 210 Morgan Avenue , , Collingswood 1 if Nickname: Dot 1 Q -ff Hobbies: Swimming: tl-'dancing 1 Ambition: To go td, ollege ' ' Activities: Swimmingg 2, 3, 4: Hockey 4: Varsity Club , 4: Senior Play Usher 4: Play Ticket Committee 4: Cafeteria Committee 3, Chairman 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Board of Control 4: Home Room Officer, Pres. 2, 4: Commencement Usher 3: Lyceum Usher 3, 4 GRACE OLlVERl l0O East Holly Avenue Bettlewood Nickname: Gracie Allen Hobbies: Reading, dancing Ambition: To become a dressmaker or a telephone operator Activities: LaCrosse 3, 4: Colls-High News Rep. 4: Hall Committee 4: Study Hall Monitor lafter schooll 4: Cafeteria Committee 3, 4 CHARLES R. OTT 247 Woodlawn Terrace Collingswood Nickname: Ottie Hobbies: Cartooning, arguing, eating Ambition: To be a cartoonist or drafts- man CARL D. PACZULLA ll2 Stratford Avenue Westmont Hobbies: Boxing, aviation, chemistry Ambition: To fly for the U. S. Navy Activities: Swimming 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Golf 3, 4: Band 4: Dramatic Club 4: Junior Play 3: Student Gov- erning Board 4: Junior Red Cross Rep. 2: P. T. A. Rep. 3: Lyceum Usher 3 ANNA E. PARKER 439 Park Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Nan Hobbies: Sewing, dancing, having a good time Ambition: To go to college and to travel Activities: Glee Club 2, 4: Knight Staff 4: Hall Committee 3: Student Assembly Committee 4: Cafeteria Committee 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4 JOHN A. PARKER l008 Collings Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Jack Hobbies: Bio-chemistry and experi- mental anatomy Ambition: To obtain Ph. D. in bio- chemistry and fellowship in Rocke- feller Foundation Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir 3: State Chorus 2: Band 2, 3 ELMER PARSONS 3l8 Harvard Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Stamps, bicycling Ambition: To be a draftsman or a mechanical engineer B. CARLL PATTERSON ll5 Curtis Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Pat Hobbies: Sports Ambition: To get out of school and get a job Activities: Hall Committee 3 KATHRYN C. PAUL 223 Evergreen Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Kathy Hobbies: Swimming, sewing, pets Ambition: To be a private secretary, to journey by clipper plane KATHERINE PEDRICK 236 Parker Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Kay Hobbies: Reading, sewing, dancing Ambition: To be a good secretary, to travel through United States ROSS C. PEFFALL l3 Cooper Street Westmont Nickname: Peff Hobbies: Drumming, swimming Ambition: To go to college ESTHER EVELYN PETERS 24 East Park Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Snookie Hobbies: Drawing, roller skating, bi- cycling Ambition: To be a success and to get married Activities: Senior Play Usher 4 RONALD RALPH PETERSEN 38l Park Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Pete Hobbies: Playing football Ambition: To attend a leading college Activities: Football 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4, Ground Committee 4 ROBERT J. PETERSON 205 Virginia Avenue Westmont Nickname: Pete Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, swim- ming Ambition: To be successful in all of my endeavors Activities: Hall Committee 4 JAMES PETTIGREW I8 Penn Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Jim Hobbies: Photography, drums, movies Ambition: To run Gene Krupa out of business MORTON H. PICKERING l7 Wynnewood Avenue Westmont Nickname: Pick Hobbies: Sports, hiking Ambition: To get a job Activities: Hall Committee 3 D. JEAN PORTER 625 Lees Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Camping, horseback riding, drawing, eating sundaes Ambition: To become a nurse Activities: Band Concert Usher 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4: Speech Class 2: Colls-High News, Business Staff 3: Hall Committee 3: Lyceum Usher 3 THEODORE J. POST 6l6 Eldridge Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Doety Hobbies: Model airplanes and rail- roads, band music Ambition: To study dentistry Activities: Band 2, 3, 4 JOHN K. PRICKITT, JR. I32 Manor Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Jack Hobbies: Dancing, sports Ambition: To secure a good position or to join the army air force Activities: Junior Play Usher 35 Knight Staff 45 Ground Committee 35 School Spirit Committee 45 Lyceum Usher 3, 4 A. ...1 x'p 11 .. lla ' D , ' LJ ul ' 4 -.N ph' K- ,sw s ,.,s CLARA M. PUND 26 Lindis Farne Avenue Westmont Nickname: Claire Hobbies: Ice skating, tennis, dancing Ambition: To be private secretary to the President of the United States Activities: Cafeteria Committee 3, 4 A 'CJ xx 'T' W I ELIZABETH PURNELL II00 Stokes Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Betty Hobbies: Swimming, reading, just messing around Ambition: To go places and do things5 be a surgical nurse Activities: Senior Play Usher 45 Play Committee 35 Knight Staff 45 Hall Committee 45 P. T. A. Rep. 25 Con- cert Usher 4 WILLIAM RAYMOND IIIS Merrick Avenue Collingswood Nickname: BiIl Hobbies: Building radios, skating, col- Iecting souvenirs Ambition: To become a radio engineer Activities: Glee Club 35 Choir 35 State Chorus 4i Cafeteria Committee 2 ROBERT L. REEDER 226 Woodlawn Terrace Collingswood Nickname: Bob Hobbies: Drawing, writing, sports Ambition: To be a commercial artist Activities: Track 45 Senior Play 45 Calls-High News, Editorial Staff, Fea- ture Editor 3, 45 C0ll5.High News Rep. 3, 45 Cafeteria Committee 4 C. DOUGLAS REESE 6 West Palmer Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Doug Hobbies: Sports, gardening Ambition: To be a chemical engineer Activities: Track 2, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Choir 45 Speech Class 25 Senior Play Usher 45 Play Committee 35 Noon Dance Committee 45 Junior Red Cross Rep. 45 P. T. A. Rep. 25 Board of Control 2, 3, 45 Class Officer, Pres. 2, 3, 4 MAX REIHMANN 200 E. Bettlewood Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Moxie Hobbies: Sports, dates, dancing Ambition: To become a dairy owner JAMES D. REILY 207 White Horse Pike Oaklyn Nickname: Jim Hobbies: Hunting, fishing Ambition: To become a Diesel en- gineer ROBERT J. REITZLER IZIZ Elm Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Ritz Hobbies: Sports, eating, dancing Ambition: To become a first class ma- chinist Activities: Swimming 45 Football, Mgr. 45 Track 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 P. T. A. Rep. 4 WARREN E. RICHARDS 809 Colford Avenue Collingswood J Nickname: Bud Hobbies: Running, hiking, camping Ambition: To go to college Activities: Track 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Play Ticket Committee 45 Junior Red Cross Rep. 3 DONALD RISLEY 6 West Browning Road Collingswood Nickname: Don Hobbies: Collecting firearms, art work Ambition: To be a commercial artist CHARLES ROBINSON 9 Center Street Westmont Nickname: Baron Hobbies: Fishing, camping Ambition: To lose weight Activities: Park Committee 4 ELIZABETH C. ROBINSON 280 Linden Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Betty Hobbies: Dancing, roller coasters, music Ambition: To write and travel Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Band Concert Usher 4: Choir 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 4: School Spirit 4 FRED ROBINSON 4I4 White Horse Pike West Collingswood Nickname: Fritz Hobbies: Airplanes Ambition: To be a musician in a dance band Activities: Orchestra Z, 3 4: Band 2, 3, 4 HARMON K. RODGERS 5II Lincoln Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Skeets Hobbies: Traveling, reading Ambition: To enter some branch of Federal investigation work -1 J ff MYRTLE RODGERS: I36 Evergreen Avenue Woodlynne ' f Nickname: Myrt ll Hobbies: Dancing, skating, reading Ambition: To become a success and to travel Activities: Cafeteria Committee 3 THEODORE ROGERS 247 Crestmont Terrace Collingswood Nickname: Ted Hobbies: Collecting swords, stamps Ambition: To be manager of a big industrial plant Activities: Track 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4 MARGARET ROGERS 236 Lincoln Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Markie Hobbies: Ice skating, tramping hay, climbing mountains Ambition: To be a designer or buyer of clothes Activities: Junior Play Usher 3: Hall Committee 4 PASQUALE ROMANO 652 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Bud Hobbies: Sports, sleeping, eating Ambition: To graduate, obtain a job, own a convertible airplane-auto Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Governing Board, Treas. 3: School Spirit Committee 4: Home Room Officer, Pres. 4 O. HELEN ROPER I36 Washington Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Photography, a school life scrapbook, baseball Ambition: To be a registered nurse and then an air hostess Activities: Knight Staff 4: P. T. A. Rep. 4 JUNE A. ROSE 608 Shady Lane Haddon Township Nickname: None Hobbies: Reading, scrapbooks Ambition: To go to business school and be a secretary CARL RUGART, JR. I29 Virginia Avenue Westmont Nickname: Rugie Hobbies: Model aviation, sports, sport pictures Ambition: To succeed Activities: Senior Play Usher 4: Hall Committee 4: Cafeteria Committee 4 JOHN RUMFORD 88 Utica Avenue Westmont Nickname: Muscles Hobbies: Sports and boats Ambition: To get a job Activities: Swimming 4: Track 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Home Room Officer 4: Lyceum Usher 3 RODN EY C. RU NGE 408 Taylor Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Rock Hobbies: Radio, horseback riding, traveling Ambition: To be an electrical engineer Activities: Swing Band 3: Play Com- mittee 2: Noon Dance Committee 2, 3: Junior Red Cross Rep. 4 E. JANET SAVIDGE 216 West Franklin Avenue Collingswood Nickname: 422, Jr. Hobbies: Stamp collecting, reading, rock collecting Ambition: To be an air hostess and to see America Activities: Varsity Club 4: LaCrosse 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Play Com- mittee 3, 4: Hall Committee 3: Cafe- teria Committee 4: Debating Club Z, 3: Junior Red Cross Rep., Rec. Sec'y Red Cross Council 4: P. T. A. Rep. 3 JAMES K. SAXENMEYER 25 Penn Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Sax Hobbies: Fishing and mechanics Ambition: To be an airplane mechanic or pilot DONALD SAYRS 205 Richey Avenue West Colingswood Nickname: Don Hobbies: Fishing, sailing Ambition: To graduate Activities: Hall Committee 3 ROBERT K. SCARBOROUGH 904 Eldridge Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Bob Hobbies: Fun, sports Ambition: To be successful, have a good time Activities: Varsity Club 4: Bond 2, 3, 4: Play Committee 2, 3, 4: Noon Dance Committee 4: Board of Con- trol 4 RICHARD SCHAEFFER 233 Addison Avenue Westmont Nickname: Schaf Hobbies: Model airplanes, boats and train building, photography Ambition: To succeed in the big, wide business field Activities: Hall Committee 4: Student Assembly Committee 4 EARL SCHILLING 139 Utica Avenue Westmont Nickname: Hornet Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, camping Ambition: To join the navy and see the world RUTH J. SCHILLING 139 Utica Avenue Westmont Nickname: Honey Hobbies: My Honey, driving Ambition: To get a good position Activities: Ground Committee 3: Cafe- teria Committee 4 MARIE E. SCHMIDT 1020 Grant Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Schmidty Hobbies: Swimming, reading, movies Ambition: To go to a comptometer school Activities: Junior Play Usher 3 DOROTHY G. SCHRODER 715 Eldridge Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Dot Hobbies: Swimming, music Ambition: To become an anaesthetizer Activities: Orchestra 3, 4: Band 4: Hall Committee, Captain 3, 4: Cafe- teria Committee, Hostess 4 GRACE E. SCHULER ' 244 East Madison Avenue ' 1, Collingswood - Hobbies: Sports, dancilfg: eating I Ambition: To be a physiegl education teacher Activities: Swimming 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4:i'Tennis 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Modern Donc- ing 2: Spring Concert Usher 3: Jun- ior Play Usher 4: Play Ticket Com- mittee 3, 4: School Spirit. 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4:1 Board' of Control, Senior: Board of Control, Sophomore: Class Officer, Treas. 4: Commencement Usher 3: Lyceum Usher 3, 4: Honor Student DORIS ADELE SCHWARTZ 29 Crestmont Terrace Collingswood Nickname: Dos Hobbies: Music, dancing, reading, people Ambition: To go to college Activities: Modern Dancing 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4, Bugle Sergeant: State Chorus 4: Speech Class 2: Junior Play Usher 3: Play Ticket Committee 3: Knight Staff 4: Cafeteria Com- mittee 3: School Spirit Committee 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Rec. Sec'v Red Cross Council 3: P. T. A. Rep. 2: Board of Control 3: Home Room Officer, Pres. 4: Lyceum Usher 3, 4: Library Ass't. 2, 3: Honor Stu- dent JOSEPHINE SCRIBONI 1008 Madison Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Jo Hobbies: Fishing, singing, swimming Ambition: To be a dressmaker and designer Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, Rep. 3 4: Speech Class 2: P. T. A. MABEL L. SELLERS 125 Melrose Avenue Westmont Nickname: Reds Hobbies: Knitting, embroidering, bi- cycle riding Ambition: To be a secretary WILLIAM J. SHALLCROSS 708 Atlantic Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Bill Hobbies: Photography, radio Ambition: To be a radio ham ELEANOR SHAW 1202 Walnut Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Jerry Hobbies: Eating, listening to WlBG, and ice skating Ambition: To become a typist Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Usher 4 EVELYN SHAW 4 'fl 1202 Walnut Avenuef ,.f' West Collingswood ff Nickname: Eve 5 N 7' Hobbies: Dancing and sportsgj Ambition: To be a hairdr er Activities: Basketball 4: Varsity Club 4: Glee Club 2 L ELLWOOD SHEIP 616 Avondale Avenue Haddon Heights Nickname: Sheep Hobbies: Model building, aviation, stamps Ambition: To become an aeronautical engineer Activities: Tennis 4: Senior Play Usher 4: Junior Play Usher 3: Play Ticket Committee 4, Park Committee 4: Student Assembly Committee 4: Cafeteria Committee 4 J M EDWARD SHUBERT 819 Belmont Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Ed Hobbies: Model building, photography Ambition: To study engineering Activities: Hall Committee 4, Board of Control 4 ALFRED JOHN SHUTE 120 East Madison Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Al Hobbies: Sports Ambition: To get out of school and get a good job Activities: Basketball 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 FLORA MARIE SIEWICZ 129 Manheim Avenue Oaklyn Hobbies: Music, reading, dancing Ambition: To go to college Activities: LaCrosse 2, 3: State Or- chestra 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Speech Class 2: Play Committee 4: Knight Staff 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Board of Control 4 WARREN SILBERT 346 Woodlawn Terrace Collingswood Nickname: Neeble Hobbies: Bowling, carving Ambition: To be an electrician MILDRED KATHRYN SINGER 49 E. Collings Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Music, sports Ambition: To study medicine Activities: Cafeteria Committee 3 RUTH M. SMEARER 3 Stratford Avenue Westmont Nickname: Ruthie Hobbies: Reading, sports, music Ambition: To become o secretary BETTY ANNE SMITH I033 Belmont Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Betts Hobbies: Sports, eating, taking snap- shots Ambition: To study physical education Activities: Swimming 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Pres., Junior Play Usher 3, Hall Committee 4, Noon Dance Committee 2 CHARLES SMITH 725 Stokes Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Bud Hobbies: Baseball, bowling Ambition: To get a job JEAN ADAIR SMITH I2I4 Newton Avenue West Collingswood Hobbies: Reading Ambition: To become a secretary Activities: Senior Play Usher 4, Knight Staff 4, Cafeteria Committee 4 DAVID W. SONTGEN 207 Cypress Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Long-John Hobbies: Basketball, stamps Ambition: To obtain o civil service position Activities: Glee Club 2, 3 JANE SPAETH 415 Beech Avenue Laurel Springs Nickname: Janie Hobbies: Collecting foreign dolls and bracelets Ambition: To go to college and study home economics Activities: Senior Play Usher 4, Knight Staff 4, Cafeteria Committee 3, 4, P. T. A. Rep. 3, 4 NORMA M. STALLMAN I0 Lindis-Farne Avenue Haddon Township Nickname: Norm Hobbies: Reading, eating, dancing Ambition: To be a success Activities: Senior Play Usher 4, Colls- High News Rep. 4 RICHARD STAPLETON IOII Stokes Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Stape Hobbies: Model building Ambition: To enter aviation Activities: Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Band 4, Senior Play Usher 4, Play Ticket Committee 3, Cafeteria Com- mittee 4, Board of Control 4, Class Officer, V.-Pres. 2, 3, 4 Alf, 4 rf' iiossiu CQSTEELMAN, 925 Linwood Avenue 'A' Collingswood , 'r Nickname: Bob '----f ' ' ' Hobbies: Aviation, stamps, photography Ambition: To become an engineer Activities: Orchestra 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Noon Dance Committee 3, 4, P. T. A. Rep. 3 SAMUEL P. STEEN 208 Burrwood Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Sam Hobbies: Model making, girls Ambition: To learn something Activities: Cafeteria Committee 4 DONALD E. STOHNER 5 West Palmer Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Don Hobbies: Sports Ambition: To go to college Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Park Com- mittee 4 WILLIAM M. STOKES II09 Newton Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Just Plain BilI Hobbies: Boating, golf, table tennis Ambition: To make a lot of money Activities: Golf 3 HAROLD E. STRANG, JR. 403 Lincoln Avenue Magnolia Nickname: Em Hobbies: Hunting, ping-pong, ice skating Ambition: To become a draftsman Activities: Golf 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4 PHYLLIS E. STRATTAN l28 Harvard Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Phyl Hobbies: Collecting postal cards and toy animals Ambition: To be a teacher Activities: Modern Dancing 2: La- Crosse 4, Mgr.: Speech Class 2: Senior Play Usher 4: Colls-High News, Busi- ness Staff 3 ji J M. JEAN sTRA1'roN if 42l Woodlawn Avenue Collingswood 'V Hobbies: Reading, nlusic, dancing, Ambition: ,To go'to college ' Activitiesp CdIlsiHigh News, Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4: Colls- High News Rep. 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria Committee 3, 4:,NationaI Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Rep. 2, 3, Rec. Sec'y 3: Commencement Usher 3: Assistant Librarian 2, 3: Honor Student L FRANCIS SULLIVAN IO4 Woodlawn Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Lanky Hobbies: Tropical fish, U. S. stamps, photography Ambition: To make a comfortable liv- mg Activities: Orchestra 4: Band 4 FRANCIS J. SUTTILL, JR. 284 Park Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Jack Hobbies: Mathematics, tennis, chess Ambition: To enter the United States Naval Academy Activities: Tennis, Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Var- sity Club 4: Knight Staff 4: Debating Club 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Rep. 3, 4: V.-Pres. of Senior High Club 4: Commencement Usher 3: Quill and Scroll 4: Honor Student 'KT . fafflfff-C45 GEORG J. TALARICO 450 Harrison Avenue West Collingswood Hobbies: Sports, and a blonde Ambition: To go to college Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Park Committee 4: Home Room Officer 3, 4 WILLIAM TARASCHI IO4 Evergreen Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Bill Hobbies: Sports Ambition: To be a successful man Activities: Baseball 3, 4: Board of Control 2: Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4 :JR CHARLES TAYLOR 2l8 Evergreen Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Tail Hobbies: Football, baseball, track Ambition: To graduate from high school JAMES FRANCIS TAYLOR 23 Harding Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Ripper Hobbies: Football, drawing, wooing Ambition: To play all sports and join the Marines Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4 MIR M S Y lllcr A e Colli ,, fqlifobbi ' Da i ' ' g, and, peopl ' A Ambi ion: To go to ein Activi' s ' ' g : ub 2, , : Choir 2, 3, 4: Dr m rid Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4, I ff, rgeant 4: Speech la - ' lay Usher 3: Aigh -'f , ommittee 4: tudentgfisse ,W -ujj' oon Dance C ittee , ,C , ,3-- HostesS 4im National 1- ociety I J 3, 4: Junior Redfros Rep., Sec'y 2, Lyceum Usher 3, : Assistant Librarian 2, 3, 4: Lacrosse 2: Commencement Speaker 4: Honor S dent 1 NES B. THOMPSON 2 Linden Avenue Woodlynne Hobbies: Reading, walking Ambition: To go to business school and make something of myself Activities: Modern Danci 3 4 1 Li, 'V-v . .,-My XI.: P tl. I '- of tlv!l.:V-.J M1'iuAM' E. THOMPSON 636 Linwood Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Mingey Hobbies: Drawing Ambitlon: To study dress designing st.- lr SHIRLEY THOMPSON 230 Morgan Avenue Haddon Township Hobbies: Collecting toy dogs, drawing Ambition: To study dress designing Activities: 'Junior Play Usher 3: Knight Staff 4: Home Room Officer, V.-Pres. 4 FLORENCE C. TIRRO I3 Glenwood Avenue Westmont Nickname: Flossie Hobbies: Reading, sewing Ambition: To be a stenographer MURIEL ELAINE TOMPKINS ll0 East Franklin Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Collecting autographs, music Ambition: To attend college Activities: Spring Concert Usher 35 Orchestra 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Usher 3: Play Committee 4: Colls-High News, Business Staff 3, 4: Park Com- mittee 4g Lyceum Usher 4 BARBARA E. TOONE 206 Callings Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Bobbie Hobbies: Writing, swimming, reading Ambition: To go to college Activities: Cafeteria Committee 45 Debating Club 4 VICTOR TURKOT 2l6 Laurel Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Vic Hobbies: Stamp collecting, tennis Ambition: To go to college Activities: Glee Club 2: Play Ticket Committee 4: Colls-High News, Edi- torial Staff 2, 3, 4, News-Editor 3, 45 Colls-High News Rep. 2, 3, 4: Ground Committee, Junior Chairman 3: De- bating Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, V.-Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Treas. 4: P. T. A. Rep. 2, 3: Com- mencement Usher 3g Quill and Scroll 4: Honor Student CAROLYN C. VANCE ll9 French Avenue Westmont Nickname: Geezzle Hobbies: Sports Ambition: To obtain a good position Activities: Hockey 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: LaCrosse 2, 3, 4 I GRAcE VAN HORN , ,si l46 Windsor Avenue 5-. Westmont fa Nickname: 'lGray A XIX Hobbies: Swimming N. Ambition: To gee Q job xl P.. MARIE VELNOSKY 207 Cooper Avenue Woodlynne Hobbies: Horseback riding, dancing Ambition: To be a comptometer ope- rator 4'- HELEN E. VENN,ELL M. 16 'Lees Avenue 5 1 4 Collingswood ' . , Hobbies: Swimming, eating, camping Ambition: To getfa good office posi- tion f i Activities: Cafeteria Committee 3, 4 LOUIS E. VICKERY 33l Linden Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Vick Hobbies: Baseball, military training Ambition: To go to West Point Activities: Baseball 3: Debating Club 2: Board of Control 2 LAWRENCE VIGUERS, JR. 248 Burrwood Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Larry Hobbies: Sports and food Ambition: To be a success Activities: Tennis 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3 CHARLES BERNT VOLZ l 12 Haddon Avenue Westmont Hobbies: Stampicollecting, baseball, reading Ambition: To be a success . '14 J J X , .,J4'Y, PH Ligxdi vooiiu ES 174 n lxBouleyard , I I ,Ona I1 ,V W '1 ickname: Fxlip 'Q obbies: Eating, sleeping, collecting toys Ambition: To get through college Activities: Basketball 35 Hockey 45 Spring Concert Usher 3: Junior Play Usher 35 Play Committee 4: Colls- High News, Business Staff 3: Junior Red Cross Ren. 3 HAROLD EDWARD WALES I9 East Palmer Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Speed Hobbies: Football, swimming, track Ambition: To become a physician Activities: Swimming 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Varsity Club 4 CHRYSTIE WALKER 205 Cuthbert Road Collingswood Nickname: Chris Hobbies: Driving, girls, cars Ambition: To make good Activities: Play Committee 3, 4: Noon Dance Committee 3, 4: Chairman 4 1 JAYNE WALKO 'T l59 New Jersey Avenue X Collingswood - L Nickname: Boots Hobbies: Dancing, bicycling, eating Ambition: To go to college Activities: Knight Staff 4 HIRAM WALTER 3 Albertson Avenue Westmont Nickname: Hi Hobbies: Sailing, boating Ambition: To become educated Activities: Cafeteria Committee 4 ROBERT WALTER 3 Albertson Avenue Westmont Nickname: Bob Hobbies: Sports, stamps, pigeons Ambition: To be a pigeon breeder Activities: Golf 3, 4: Hall Commit- tee 4 J 5i.iyaEf+i XfwXT.ToN- BT' Linden 1,Avenue K-' -.Y,,L - N ,, Wlye l . 1 af ' Ni ame: Betty Hob ies: Piano, reading, records Ambition: To be successful in life Activities: LaCrosse 3: Knight Staff 4 EDWARD CRAIG WEISS l26 Woodlawn Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Ed Hobbies: Loafing, football Ambition: To be a playboy Activities: Cafeteria Committee 4 HUBERT FRANK WERNER l649 Crosslynne Avenue Woodlynne Nickname: Hubie Hobbies: Football, basketball Ambition: To go to college Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Varsity Club Z, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Ground Committee 4: Board of Con- trol 3: Home Room Officer 4 W. ALFRED WEST 309 Lees Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Babe Hobbies: Aviation, eating, sports Ambition: To study aviation Activities: Hall Committee 3 RUTH L. WESTON l20 E. Madison Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Music, hiking, tennis Ambition: To make a success of life Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4 CHARLES E. WHINNA, 3rd 2 Garfield Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Buckie Hobbies: Football, driving Ambition: To prepare for the ministry Activities: Senior Play Usher 4: Hall Committee 4: Student Assembly Com- mittee 4: P. T. A. Rep. 4 EDWARD PAUL WHITE l2 East Palmer Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Whitey Hobbies: Football, driving, ice hockey Ambition: To make money Activities: Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4 JOHN ROBERT WILFONG 235 Burrwood Avenue Haddon Township Nickname: Fang Hobbies: Football, track Ambition: To be an aviator Activities: Football 3, 4: Varsity Club 4, Glee Club 2, 4 VIRGINIA WILKINS IIOO Park Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Ginny Hobbies, Sewing, eating, forgetting Ambition: To go to college Activities: Swimming: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4: Speech Class 2: Hall Committee 3: Junior Red Cross Rep. 3, 4, Spring Concert Usher 3 WILLIAM JOSEPH WILNER I6 Penn Avenue Collingswood Nickname: BilI Hobbies: Art, sports, photography Ambition: To succeed in life Activities: Cafeteria Committee 3, 4 MARGARET M. WISWELL 906 Collings Avenue West Collingswood Nickname: Puggie Hobbies: Dramatics, tennis, traveling Ambition: To be an air line hostess Activities: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Play Committee 4 MARVYN HOWARD WOLF I54 Haddon Avenue Westmont Nickname: Marv Hobbies: Reading, swimming, football Ambition: To be a good traveling salesman Activities: Glee Club 2, Colls-High News, Business Staff 4 DORIS WRIGHT Il6 Emerald Avenue Westmont Nickname: Dot Hobbies: Sewing, cooking, swimming Ambition: To become a good office worker ROBERT HUSTON WYNN 408 Oaklown Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Bob Hobbies: All sports, scouts, trains Ambition: To attend an engineering college Activities: Junior Play Usher 3: Colls- High News Rep. 3, P. T. A. Rep. 2: Concert Usher 4 U X! 'LL DORIS YATES ls 424 Maple Avenue Laurel Springs Nickname: Maggy Scratch Hobbies: Swimming, reading, giggling Ambition: To get a good position, to travel JAMES DALY 409 Cuthbert Road, Collingswood Nickname: Jim Hobbies: Driving and electric trains Ambition: To join the U. S. Navy DORIS J. HAINES 50 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Joey ' Hobbies: Roller skating, long finger nails Ambition: To work in a lawyer's office PAUL HAND, JR. 3 East Haddon Avenue Oaklyn Nickname: Handsy Hobbies: Girls, dancing, sports Ambition: To be a draftsman CAMERA SHY RONA HARRISON Il7 Wesley Avenue Collingswood Hobbies: Swimming and reading Ambition: To be a good nurse WILLIAM KELZ 4l Emerald Avenue Westmont Nickname: Bill Hobbies: Auto mechanics, traveling Ambition: To join Navy Air Corps 1 ilu iltflvmnrmm CHARLES A. ROSIN 228 Homestead Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Wolf Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, and Ambition: To get a good job RICHARD A. WILLIAMS 130 Summerfield Avenue Collingswood Nickname: Rich Fords Hobbies: Chemistry, model planes, nature study Ambition: To make money Activities: Band 2, 3, 4 On March I3 I94l the senior class was saddened by the :leath of one of its members Eileen Spltzbarth Due to Illness Eileen had left school before the Christmas holidays Eighteen years old and a School for the past three years Eileen possessed a deep beauty of character an inner goodness which endeared her to all who knew her Her every act and thought expressed the quality of sincerity that was so infinitely a part of her ln loving memory we the senior class offer this expression of our deep admiration and respect resident of Oaklyn, she had been attending Collingswood Senior High Ninety-seven 1 Top: Class athletes, Joe Jones and Natalie Wood, proudly survey one of their Alma Mater's trophies. Center left: Smiling Maria Talarico and Bill Wheeler are the most pop- ular juniors. Center right: As the class scholars, Elaine Alexander and John Wentz find a mutual in- terest in studies. Lower right: Handsome Frank Powell opens the door for pretty Dorothy Taylor. Lower left: Class comedian, Jane Kelly, smiles gleefully. ROOM 20 Top row, standing, left: A. Smith, J. Smith, J. Thompson, B. Shugart, B. Sprosky, R. Winch, A. Usilton, J. Welsh, E. Tibbett, R. Wells. Third row, left: H. Trasmondi, K. Turkot, J. Strahan, B. Sheppard, D. Beittel, R. Taylor, R. Wheeler, S. Weaver, W. Topham, C. Stover, R. Turner. Second row, seated, left: B. Slocum, M. Munsch, L. Vielalobos, W. Spense, J. Wentz, W. Sheppard, J. Singer, F. Strockbine, O. Winters, R. Thompson. First row, left: L. Young, T. Weir, T. White. ROOM Zl Top row, standing, left: D. Youngman, J. Smith, B. Winters, V. Wanner, M. Walker, 3. Taylor, C. Williams, E. White, C. Scott, E. Vanhorn, M. Wallace. Second row, left: M. Talarico, J. Shields, B. Seltzer, T. Staib, D. Spangler, D. Young, M. Sherry, 9. Strobel, K. Truhan, F. Wells, F. Schu- laert, V. Simmons, N. Hazelwood. First row, left: J. Tirro, C. Schaefer, L. Wel- den, N. Thomas, R. Schuster, R. Smith, C. Smith, M. Young, W, Schroeder, B. J. Whiting, N. Strong. ERE they arel Midway between the acts! The Junior Class! Leading the parade is William Wheeler, president: Raymond Winch, vice-president, Sue Love, secretary: and Jean Carson, treasurer. These very capably lead the class with the friendly guidance of Mr. Carl B. Zoerner and Mrs. Alma Snyder. Standing out from the crowd, the following distinctive personalities must be noted: The all-round athletic stars, Joseph Jones and Natalie Wood: the best-looking in captivity, Frank Powell and Dorothy Taylor: the favorite attractions, William Wheeler and Marie Talaricog the class scholars, Elaine Alexander and John Wentz, the class comedian, Jane Kelly. Other leaders are the presidents, vice-presidents and secretaries of each home room who attend to class room activities. The Board of Control consists of one representative from each room, plus class officers and advisors. This board has conducted social affairs for the class, and assisted in their great dramatic production, June Mad. Backed by these outstanding leaders and midway between the' acts, the Junior class parades confidently toward its senior year. Left: Mr. C. Zoerner, sponsor, Treasurer J. Car- son, Presidcnt W. Wheeler, Secretary S. Love, Vice-President R. Winch, and Mrs. A. Snyder, sponsor, plan for the junior dance of April 26. Nl l'Ili'l' TIII' ROOM 36 Standing, rear, from left: C. Flenard, W. Evans, T. Garvin, A. Hewett, L. Hinkel- dey, A. Fell, W. Robinson, G. Eisele, L. Gilde. Second row: R. Hall, E. Ditmars, Z. lrvine, J. Hannum, M. Duus, F. Flynn, P. Jacobs, D. Hunsberger, H. Harris, J. Gledhill. First row: C. Dorshimer, A. Hol- combe, A. Gilmour, W. ldell, R. Herman, E. Hill, H. Heacock, F. Dutton, A. Esher, R. Edwards. ROOM 32 Standing, rear, from left: M. Gill, A. Ham- mel, G. Dunn, H. Frazier, J. DeWees, M. Grover, A. Frey, A. Ehlers, M. Fritz. Sec- ond row: J. Geiger, L. Edwards, D. Gray, M. Dains, R. Dunlevy, C. DeHaven, E. Deal, E. Hahn. Front row: T. Griffiths, A. Haleski, C. Graser, B. Dice, J. Davies, A. DeCoursey, E. Galasso, R. D'Alesssan- dro, P. Green. ROOM 37 Standing, rear, from left: R. Carter, J. Boyer, A. Busa, H. Davies, H. Burroughs, R. Diffenderfer, C. Dever, M. Barton, G. Allen, R. Bickel. Second row: C. Dau- bert, W. Beecher, T. Cowgill, R. Barrett, A, Birkby, H. Becky, H. Colgan, E. Dager, R. Derr, C. Conroy. First row: W. Cle- venger, R. Askew, L. Boggs, W. Bossert, F. Deighan, F. Boehm, R. Deighan, B. Behlau, C. Burns, K. Arnold. ROOM 40 Standing, rear, from laft: L. Albright, M. J. Asay, G. Crall, B. Collings, E. Albright, E. Baker, M. Baker, M. Burns, B. Bowden, C. Craig, D. Clevenger, A. Bercer. Third row: B. Ahearn, K. Coligan, V. Cunning- ham, V. Clark, P. Charman, P. Cline, A. Babish, J. Adam, L. Boyer, R. Campbell, E. Case, J. Brittingham. Second row: B. Bary, M. Coles, J. Carson, M. Burr, E. Conover, M. Barth, E. Alexander, L. Bac- cellieri, E. Barnard, R. Aron, B. Beswick, H. Bayard. Sititng, front: C. Betz, M. Cotton, R. Brewer, J. Blair, G. Burhanna, E. Andrew. ll NIUIIS ROOM Z3 Rear row, left to right: D. Reider, E. Rich- ards, D. Riley, S. Patchel, J. Robinson, R. Reppert, R. Scuttergood, A. Humphreys, R. Moore. Second row: R. Scott, J. Mylet, W. Reeves, F. Robinson, A. Mortimer, G. Pims, J. Pizarro, J. Nichols, R. Robinson. ROOM 24 Rear row, left to right: V. Mohr, L. Risley, P. McLean, E. Paul, M. McNutt, E. Ma- dara, R. Marts, M. Roberts, P. Moffa, M. Reifsnyder, B. MacEwan, E. Rosszll. Sec- ond row: G. McChord, R. O'Donnell, D. Robe, R. Pike, A. Pierce, D. McKinley, B. Paul, A. Moore, M. Quigley, D. Klousman, J. Ray, J. McMullan, B. Ruth. First row: G. Matthews, K. Rohrer, L. Ruprecht, A. Ortenzi, E. McSuley, D. Mason, B. Row- and, V. Powers, M. E. McCay, E. Porter, J. Reeser. ROOM Z5 Rear row, left to right: A. Knudsen, F. Milnes, J. Leslie, E. Lis, J. Jones, B. Kocher, W. Mitchell, J. Mathews. Second row: H. Krayer, J. Murphy, E. Letts, K. Lechner, A. Miller, D. MacGregor, S. Korfhage, W. Kinner, R. Lauer. First row: B. Kaplan, C. McGuire, F. Jennings, J. Kirchner, W. McHenry, J. Kohlhoos, J. Styles, R. Knisell, R. Jamewell, C. Long. ROOM 26 Rear row, left to right: R. Kempf, N. Mc- Call, J. Kleinschmidt, J. Kielhorn, H. Hanlon, S. Hopkins, J. Kelly, S. Love, J. Lawson, G. Krivos, D. Lowry, E. Hauser, G. Howard. Second row: V. Jones, D. Hirleman, S. Jaggord, F. Kruse, B. Hiller, Y. Hollinger, l. Johnson, A. Hetherington, L son M Linderman L Kline F. D. ee , . , . , Hines, H. Hays. First row: D. Kramer, E Knellwolf, J. Kammerer, B. Jackson, F Lantry, E. lnverso, B. Lewis, D. Jones, N Jack, E. Huber, B. Long. TIIE ISBANII ENTRY 0F THE NTRODUCING the sophomore class! They are the newest performers who have made a truly amazin rand entr 9 9 Y into the big ring. Ahead of them lie their two greatest years, and already they have shown themselves to be full of promise. This year's officers of the class were as follows: Charles Hesington, president, led the group in its various enterprises, Thelma Reynolds, secretary, and Lida McMahon, treasurer, Martin Law, vice-president, assisted him in these matters, managed the recorded and monetary items. These student leaders were very aptly guided in the affairs and activities of the year by the class sponsors, Mrs. Daniel Sullivan and Mr. Joseph Goldstein. The outstanding personalities of the class were chosen by the Who's Who election. They represented all fields of popularity and accomplishment: the best-looking pair, the most popular girl and boy, the best athletes, the most career- conscious students, and the wittiest two. The class chose Left to right: M. Love, vice-presi- dent, L. McMahon, treasurer, J. Goldstein and P. Sullivan, spon- sors, C. Hessington, president, T. Reynolds, secretary. AUDITORIUM Standing, left to right: V. Osterlund, E. Carson, R. Clayton, E. Clark. Sitting, left to right: B. Seidel, T. Doran, l. McKinley, M. Choate, P. Roger, M. Cline, D. Boyle. ROOM 10 Standing, rear, left to right: M. Sharp, A. Taylor, J. Viguers, W. Young, R. Seely, C. Thompson, K. Teeters, C. Wilhelm, E. Volz, R. Specs. Second row, lcft to right: R. Simpkins, R. Springer, E. White, P. Yaung, J. Theford, G. Welzel, J. Vekony, C. Winch, R. Smith, J. Tieman. Third row, left to right: L. Robb, D. Scull, W. Todd, J. Kerr, J. Stevenson, H. Wallace, G. Winch, R. Stover, E. Thompson, H. Villalcbos. Bottom row, left to right: W. Smith, C. Spragell, S. Seltzer, H. Troendle, G. Zapp. CLASS 0F I9-I3 -.,,-,ff ,s-,. 5, Top left: Studious Philip Kimmel- blatt and Ruth Abrams go cheer- fully to their classes. Right: Tom Brown and Alice Burns represent the peak of sophomore popularity. Lower left: Good looking Frank McDowell watches Gloria Bene- verita as she glimpses her pretty reflection. Right: Class humorist, Jack Lind, offers witty Yvonne Pac- zulla a tempting hot dog. Center inset: Class athletes, Phyllis Burr and Bob Smith, walk smilingly from the gym, Gloria Beneventa as its lovely lady and Frank McDowell as its handsomest boy. Those with greatest box-office appeal were Alice Burns and Tom Brown. Queen and king of athletic prowess were Phyllis Burr and Bob Smith. The most studious members were Ruth Abrams and Philip Kimmelblatt. Gay and witty, Yvonne Paczulla and Jack Lind had the last laugh as class clowns. A form of self-government for the sophomores was their board of control. Its members, one from each homeroom, cooperated to make the year a successful one. They repre- sented the ideas and wishes of the entire sophomore class. Those students on this board of control were as follows: Philip Kimmelblatt, Paul Hallowell, Conway Judd, James Ray, Chester Thompson, Ruth Abrams, Phyllis Gilman, Ramona Janes, Doro- thy Owens, Albert Parker, Adelaide Sinclair, and Ruth Clayton. So l943 makes its grand entry. May this class keep all the traditions of the big top close to its heart. WI EET TII E S0l'll0NI0llE!5 ROOM l5 Standing, rear, left to right: R. Parker F. Hall, J. Harris, M. Grzechowiak, R Janes, D. Lingo, A. Litzinger, S. Lee, B Holcombe. Second row: M. Keiser, F Hott, J. Henderson, S. Holston, S. Heis- inger, M. lreton, E. Hegarty, D. Horst, N Jacobs, D. Lis. Front row: F. LaRosa, M Loper, M. Lippincott, S. Klusman, C Linser, G. Hoen, J. Jones, G. Knouse, D Kelley, H. Hartel. ROOM I9 Standing, rear. left to right: J. Dittess, W. Dryden, A. Di Giacomo, J. Dorschu, R. Dobbs, R. Fulton, W. Harding, W. Hand G. Fincke, F. Darlington, R. Butler. Sec- and row: R. De Christotor, J. Engle, G. Day, A. DiAntonio, W. Miller, D. Frombes, R. Frame, l. Harrington, S. Halliday, J. Dwyer, L. Egbert. Third row: S. Epstein, J. Hawkins, F. DeINegro, E. Donohue, S. Gordon, R. Faulkner, R. Fullmer, R. De Martin, J. Ervin, P. Hallowell, J. Evering. Front row: W. Donn'lly, J. Hart. ROOM 28 Standing, rear, left to right: C. Franzen, D. Eger, C. Dunn, B. Connor, B. Lee, J. Fischer, V. Ewe, S. Ferguson, J. Gleeson, M. Gculd, M. Crowe. Second row: M. Conroy, A. Gibson, F. Crossley, D. Do- herty, P. Formigli, M. Fox, M. Gramigna, P. Gilman, D. Fielding, L. Glvnin, F. Grimditch. First row: E. Courtney, J. Gzschke, A. Nudd, M. De Felice, L. Fox, J. Golden, A. Delaney, J. Folkins, M. Davis, P. Cresse, A. De Felice. ROOM 29 Standing, rear, left to right: E. Cobb, R. Allen, O. Anderson, F. Bishop, J. Berry- man, W. Bailey, R. Boehm, J. Anlage. Second row: A. Colkitt, E. Bakely, J. Axner, J. Scholding, G. Albertson, R. Burn, T. Brown, R. Barton. First row: F. Burns, E. Clymer, A. Boenning, L. Biddle, W. Brown, F. Buenzle, R. Browne, P. Kimmelblatt, F. Bond, W. Bell. ROOM 201 Standing, rear, left to right: H. Burt, R. Abrams, P. Burr, L. Burrough, A. Arnas, J. Adams, M. Carter, D. Chambers, D. Armstrong, M. Blow. Second row: L. Bunce, I. Campbell, A. Bechtel, M. Adam, R. Bourgeois, E. Barry, D. Bennett, J. Bower. l. Brown. First row: B. Catana, C. Atkinson, G. Carmelly, L. Balliet, G. Beneventa, A. Burns, D. Chappell, V. DI-..-L-..J LA AALZWL I' fl . I ' 1 ROOM l2 Standing, rear: J. Torrence, M. Strom, N Wood, M. Tweed, J. Walters, V. Turner, D. Shiep, M. Sweeny, R. Taylor, C. Wil- helm, F. Springer. Center: J. Thomson B. Task, J. Seltzer, F. Stroehle, S. Weaver, P. Wallace, E. Sauers, E. Valentine, D Timberlake, B. Stratton, E. Walston Front: E. Sheppard, A. Williamson, S Strobel, D. Sterling, C. Tirro, M. Stabin- sky, A. Sinclair, M. Scriboni, F. Springer B. Tredick, C. Wightman. ROOM ll Standing, rear: F. McDowell, E. Rud- derow, E. Schaef, L. Mountrey, E. Piz- zaro, C. Schwamb, J. Maurhauser, C. Prowdy, S. Ridner, E. Schneider, D. Na- Iing. Center: J. Ray, W. Naglee, E. Marr, W. Miller, H. Pedrick, S. Price, W. R C. Ro ers N P le H. Roth W UDP, 9 I - Y 1 1 - Peacock. Front row: R. Miles, D. Meri- dith, A. Rudolph, G. Moffett, J. Price, P. Miller, H. Mullin, W. Neibart, R. Parsons, A. Ostrand. ROOM I3 Standing, rear: D. Schole, M. Rittemeyer, D. Rudderow, J. Pulliam, M. Reuter, A. Reigle, D. Powers, A. Parker, T. Reynolds, A. Roper. Center: A. Phillips, M. Rob- son, E. Schmidt, O. Richardson, B. Par- ker, E. Pearson, R. Riley, G. Saal, E. Penrose, D. Rosser. Front: A. Pick, M. Rowe, M. McHenry, G. Ptlitter, M. Schaeffer, E. J. Reynolds, E. Pratt, J. Ralise, E. M. Reynolds, E. Penn. ROOM 18 Standing, rear: C. Hill, P. Holteen, W. McCaIIy, E. Jones, C. Judd, W. King, C. Kline, M. Love, J. Hayes. Center: D. Bergen, N. Johnson, l. Koszewski, J. Lind, A. Irons, C. Hessington, J. Kay, J. Tor- sen, B. Jakeway, R. Hayworth. Front: H. ldeel, W. Culbert, T. Lennox, C. 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