Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1948 volume:

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Finally the parade reaches its greatest tempo in the senior year in high school. This march of school life is planned and directed by the ADMINISTRATION. made in- teresting by ACTIVITIES, and participated in by the CLASSES. Because of the close associa- tion of this theme with the lives of students, the ,class oi 1948 of Collingswood High School has chosen Collingswood on Parade as the 1948 yearbook theme. S U 4 5 Q U 'if U 0 .fi ,4 ' 1 i' THIIIE IITTRIBUTES lUE CHERISH We present a prominent director of the pa- rade of school life, who is an understanding friend and a superior teacher. I-le has taught in Collingswood Senior High School for twenty-six years. During this time he has taught all branches of mathematics and sci- ence, and has 'been business advisor to the Knight Staff for twenty-four years. Because of these attributes of service and friendliness, the 1948 Knight Staff gratefully dedicates this book to Mr. Kenneth G. Iohnson. W Q 7 y :A r-KN.: .. uf. r f K. 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His extra activities include Boy Scout work and a hobby shop in his cellar. For the future he plans retirement and a peaceful little home in the country. C0lllIlGSU.l00D UIEUJS 0Il Collingswood, a beautiful suburban town of 12,685 people, is located in southern New Iersey. Its beautiful P n R n D E landmarks are built on soil that was used by the first settlers at the same time Philadelphia began. Land in Collingswood at that time was owned by Robert Zane and Robert Turner. From 1888, when Collingswood was first recog- nized as a borough, up until the present time, the high standards of Collingswood's founders have been main- tained. 9 the Fifi'- Erase! C A O -nn cnmnqifo HELICOPTER rc u Q ' r gli 4- xffiisf fr 1 x s is E: ,L-:.4 ,m: nw L-f,f'f4Qt horn which many --ww. Q M L ,Q Wg ah- v , Schoaiz Q i 2 4 V.- 1 ,-. ,j1,gr!Qigg- 1 r' 11 fgjfes W' ' v r , -- U . i '45 A' F f 1 '-19. ' 4 .fl '- -. -- - typ. -' I' A , T .' W h F. Psbove is the Oakwn Xunior High Schoot, students have been graduated. J , V r fc t W f l eL , ' ' ry 'S ' N-,- r - P ,Nj !,,,:2.- .,., , Q'af1 1k LL,H,,445,mm iQ,,,,-1L, ,, The Cooper River Yacht Ctub hotds boat races each The gigantic Popeye pictured above was a popular Sunday during the surnrner. hs dub house is pictured tigure in CoXhngswood's annuat Haha-ue'en Parade. above. ' 71 :via bp .L QV- , iTifi3....ga3 2fS.,,r .w-em, 4,255 , tu' '7',1',-L3-.s,4 ,s ' A ' '- R, .42-L V 'Q-Q ,,,,R I v V . --41 - ,-: r :gr-B ' 5-'B.--are f: - -- ' V-. ...x J. r' K , 'Q' ,lvl Rxv er C0llIllGSU.IO0D HIGH PIISSES BY Collingswood public education had its be- ginning in a private institution called the Barton School, which was built in l789. Early school records tell of a band of earnest rnen who Feeling the necessity of giving our children and those entrusted to our care an education which shall enable them to be- come useful members of society, do form ourselves into an association known by the name of Newton Union School Society. The next step in the development of education in Collingswood was in l906, when the Ed- ward C. Knight High School officially began with twentyffive pupils. The main part of the building was finished in time for the first class of twelve students to graduate in l9lU. This year's class numbers 242. During l9l5 two wings were added to the Senior High School building, ln the year of 1924, the lunior High School was completed. The high school faces beautiful Knight Park and is surrounded by attractive homes of the townspeople. Truly, Collingswood High School is a center of pride and interest in the community. The beautiful Knight Park, given to Collingswood The lovely campus and nice weather have these by Edward C. Knight, is pictured below.right.Below Senior students W Mulle M Matteo S White H left. R. Munro. I. Shields and N. Davis enioy Oaks A Sehdl'OW I MOVES and A S1039 mmgued snack at a shop in Oaklyn. Many Collingswood pupils commute from Oaklyn. IIN .L . 5 . I 199' 4 ' s 1 Q L ,, 1.92 qi. A n ng -l ABOVE. RIGHT: The Edward C. Knight High School known locally as Colls High is pictured at the Collings Avenue enhance. Hay Narleski, right, and Tom Glann, lell. mix sodas for smiling girls at a shop in Wood- lynne. Many students attend Colls-High from Woodlynne. sl 'ln-'-up A PR ff W A M E ? Q 'Q' vim' 9' if s! k ?5'f 5 f- X f 't IW ,,v al X . ,W 5' W5 xy I J, 352.5 vu Ill I ii iwm KJ 'W K, fi v I I ' 'Q . 1. , J , yninijtfation fm ' . 5 T THEIR EUEIIIIISTIIIG SPIRIT BELOW: Mr. Carl Diefenbuch, super- vising principul ol the Collingswood Public Schools. The able directors of Collingswood public schools are the members of the Collingswood School Board. The group is composed of nine townsmen who give willingly oi their time tor the education of Collingswood youth. Three members are elected each year for a tenure of three years. The Board has maintained high standards oi education in the community, Serving on the Board are Mr. Walter Mar- shall, president, Mr. Lester Tomkins, vice- presidentg Mrs. C. Leslie Bond, Mrs. Harold A. Parker, Mr, B. Newton Barber, Mr. Frank Kreagloh, Mr, Fred Van lstendal, Mr. L, M. Maxwell, and Mr. George Moffett. Mr. H. M. To the Class ol 1948: Someone has invented a formula for the standard ol living in a democratic society which reads R X E -T - l - W I Sl... The R represents our nat- P ural resources, the E education, the P popula- tion, the I indulgences, the W war, and the SL standard oi living. The amount ol E you have attained as a class and as an individual will im- prove your SL if you will go easy on the I and try to prevent W, Best wishes for your continued success, CARL M, DIEFENBACH, Supervising Principal, Bestrick has served a long and successful term as District Clerk, Mrs. Katherine Goul- burn is Mr. l:testrick's secretary, Dr. George Rapp is Medical Inspector. Administrators who Work directly with the school and pupils are Mr, Carl M. Dlefen- bach, supervising principal, Mr. Percy Eich- elberger, high school principal, and Mr. Richard Currier, vice-principal. UPH0lllS THE SCH00l PICTURED AT LEFT are the mem- bers oi the Collingswood Board of Education. Around the table. left to right: F. Lester Tompkins, George L. Moffett, B. Newton Barber, Frank H. To the Class of 1948, Congratulations. You are being graduated at a time when the national problem is How to Improve the World? Consider two thoughts: Every man can improve the world. He can improve himself. Because you have graduated from high school, you are better equipped for self-improvement. Do not teel that your effort toward world improvement could be so small 'as to appear useless. A better individual and citizen is the result of continuous self-improvement. With this thought, Farewell, and God's speed! P. S. EICHELBERGER. To the Class of 1943: This is a time of gladness. Twelve years of work will be rewarded by a diploma. This is also a time of sadness because good friends must part. This is a time for facing many challenges which the future will offer. Best wishes for your success and happiness. R. L. CURHIER. ABOVE, CENTER RIGHT: Mr. P. S. Eichelberger. principal of Collingswood High School. BELOW. RIGHT: Mr. R. L. Currier. vice-principal ol Collingswood High School. A. Kreagloh, President Walter Marshall, Supervising Principal Carl M. Diefen- bach, District Clerk H. Milton Rest- rick, Mrs. Clarence Bond. Mrs. Har- old Parker. Fred Van Istendal, and I.. M. Maxwell. sg cope, George H Lens lr Huey UUR FIlCUlTY- English MR. I. ARTHUR FERNER, Chairman of the English Department, Iuniata College, A.B., Pennsylvania State College, M.A., Cells High News Advisor, Chairman of the Library Club. MRS. RUTH PORTER GRUBB, West Chester State Teachers' College, luniata College, A.B., Temple University, M.A., Ir. Red Cross. MISS FLORA HOOPER, Goucher College, A.B., Knight Editorial Work. MRS. E. K. HORTER, University of Pennsylvania, B.S,, Talent Show, Commencement Speakers. MISS EUNICE E. MELLINGER, Millersville State Normal School, Pennsylvania State College, A.B., University of Chicago, College Guidance, Scholar- ships. MISS MARGARET M. ROBERTS, Temple Univer- sity, B.S, in Ed., Ed.M., University of Pennsylvania, Counselor for 10th and llth grade girls. MR. FRANK VAN NEWKIRK, Temple University, A.B., Ed.M., Columbia University, University of Southern California, School Essays. Languages MISS RUTH E. GRIFFITHS, Spanish, French, Syra- cuse University, A.B., Counselor for Senior girls. MISS ESTHER A. SNOKE, Chairman of the Lan- guage Department, German, Wilson College, A.B., Assembly Club, Chief Adviser of the Senior Class. MISS MARY A. MCMANIMEN, Latin, Montclair State Teachers' College, B.A., Class Plays, Dra-- matic Club. My - 4 ,ff 4 f, jnnbfay., 4' ' G Mr. I afhes G- Morgaxli Ir Mfg '13 ,ka-Q' .. ,,,,..v--YAQHXHC 8 ,,,ss-- Eu-nxC MBS M. if: 'J PEERLESS, FEIIRLESS, STIIUIICH THEY STIIIID Vocal Music MISS BESS A. HUEY, Chairman ot the Music De- partment, Marshall College, New York University, B.S., M.A., Cornell University. Orchestra and Band MR. IAMES G. MORGAN, Ir., Temple University, B.S. in Ed, Columbia University, Rutgers University. Guidance Director MR. GEORGE H. LETTS, Ir., Temple University, B.S. Commercial MR. FRED D. COLEMAN, Bloomsburg State Teach- ers' College, B.S. in Commerce, News Advertising Staff. MISS KATE H. FEE, Chairman of the Commercial Department, Temple University, B.S. in Ed., in charge ot absence notes. MISS I-I, GLADYS HILLMAN, University ol Penn- sylvania, New York University, Temple University, Rutgers University, Cafeteria Club Sponsor, Com- mercial Placement. MR. CHARLES W. MCCASLIN, Ir., Drexel Institute of Technol0QY, B.S. in Commerce, Chief Advisor ot he Iunior Class, Employment Placement. MRS. IRENE P. SWENSON, Indiana State Teach- ers' College, B.S., Bucknell University, Leader of Drum and Bugle Corps. MRS. MARGARET TUTEM, Rider College, B.C.S., News Business Staff. . in A .. . , Social Science MR. H. K. REISS HOLSTON, Chairman of the Social Science Department, Franklin and Marshall College, A.B., University of Pennsylvania, M.A., National Honor Society Sponsor. MISS VIRGINIA GARRITY, Indiana State Teach- ers' College, B.S. in Ed., assists with Ir. Red Cross. MR. IOSEPH GOLDSTEIN, Rutgers University, B.S. MR. HARRY C. MILLER, Franklin and Marshall College, A.B., Temple University, Ed,M., Treasurer ot Student Funds. MR. HARRY SCHWARTZ, Gettysburg College, Cumberland Valley State Teachers' College, Sus- quehanna University, Muhlenberg College, Ph.B., University of Pennsylvania, M.A., Chairman of School Properties lor Activities. Mathematics MR. ROBERT L. ISAACS, Lafayette College, A.B. MR. RALPH W. E. KLINE, Chairman of the Mathe- matics Department, Susquehanna University, A.B. MISS ANNA A. LATIMER, Temple University, B.S. MR. BERNARD F. MARK talso Social Sciencel, Rutgers University, A.B., Boys' Cafeteria Sponsor Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. Science MR. CHARLES H. WEHLER, Chairman of the Science Department, Franklin and Marshall, Ph.B., Visual Education Club. MR. KENNETH G. IOHNSON, Penn State College, B.S., Chief Sponsor of The Knight. Annu A ltIl0IlIlEDGE I5 P0llIEli MISS MARION I. MERWIN, Catawba College, Cooking A.B.: Duke University. University of California at MISS D. ADELLE LOFFT, Drexel Institute of Tech- Los Angeles, Chief Sponsor of the Sophomore Class. nglogyl 13,54 Archery Club- MR. PERICLES K. PAVLIDES, Penn State College, B.S., Anatolia College, A.B., University of Penn- sylvania, M.A. Sewing Physical Education MRS. SHIRLEY YOUNG EISENHART, Temple Uni- versity, B.S. in Ed., Swimming Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. In charge of Cheerleaders. MR. HOWARD T. IRVINE, Chairman of the Phy- sical Education Department, New Hampshire, B.S., Head Football Coach, Head Coach of Track and Swimming, Sponsor of Varsity Club. MR. WILLIAM DIEMER, Ursinus, A.B., Springfield, B.P.E., Temple University, M. of Ed., Assistant ,Foot- ball Coach, Head Baseball Coach. MR. KENNETH W. LANDIS falso Social Sciencel, Springfield College, B.S. in P.E., Assistant Football and Track Coach. MR. CLIFFORD RUBICAM, Temple University, MS., Assistant Football and Baseball Coach, MISS ALICE H. DOUGHERTY, Ursinus, Head Bas- ketball Coach, Assistant Hockey ancl Softball Coach. MISS AIDA R. D'ORAZIO, State Teachers' College, West Chester, Pa., B.S., Head Hockey and Softball Coach. E mine MI R0bg'-t L ,sau CS ard Y Mak M' Bei!! MRS. MARION BURROWES, Drexel Institute of Technology, B.S. Ari MISS EDNA B. HYDE, West Chester State Teach- ers' College, School of Industrial Art, University of California, Art Work for The Knight. Woodwork MR. GEORGE F. HOMAN, Chairman of the Wood- work Department, Rutgers University. MR. DANIEL H. GISH, Millersville State Teach- ers' College, B.S. Industrial Arts and Ed., Graduate Work, University of Pennsylvania. Mechanical Drawing MR. IOHN A. NORTON, Ir., State Teachers' Col- lege, University of Maine, B.S. in Ed. Nurse MISS ACHSAH TATEM, Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing, R.N. un-S L lime' M . 0 r. Kenneth G. lghnson Miss A e ncfes K. Pavlides 1, 1 H. Wehter ,win Mr C mr es Mqiion A- Me TGYIOI .5 ...K Mr. p Chsnh ra Mss D, Ade 'Fu Librarians MRS. RUTH TAYLOR, Chairman of the Library, University ol Pennsylvania, BS. in Ed., Drexel ln- stitute ol Library Science. MRS. MIRIAN S. ABER, Indiana Teachers' College. Collingswood High School is fully accred- ited by the New Iersey State Department of Education and by the Commission of Col- leges and Secondary Schools of the Middle Atlantic States and Maryland. This year there are approximately seven hundred and ninety students enrolled under the instruction of forty-six teachers. The lac- ulty is headed by the principal, Mr. Percy S. Eichelberger, and the vice-principal, Mr. Richard L. Currier. Besides the teachers, there are other staff members, including Mrs. Ruth Taylorg librarian, Mrs. Mirian S. Aber, assistant librarian, Miss Achsah Tatem, school nurse, Miss Mildred M. Oliver, Miss Helen Boyd, and Miss Kathryn Weible, school secretaries. A guidance committee helps students solve their personal problems as well as their school problems. Mr. George Mrs M He Lam S Umm Bu, Mm :owes s Edna Hyd Miss Kmhr Miss Hclen Boyd fix' P' .E . im ' N'- Y w I' . w,' ,V ff frfj-.:f:v.r.i' H- ':f,,j'f. ' ,.. Miss Mildmd M' Olivo! TB X Yu Welblo W, Q ,mei x MY. Will R 7 j , , um Dmmor , Miss Aida R. D'Orcxzio wtf- HOW M, - Cli A i' ,,.- llord Rublc. x. and T. lfvmc .-L ,. 5 tr' am Fr Miss AUCC, H. Doughvrt Y . Mmw Shnlny Young Eisenhart Mr ' ,ohm - HOWGD ' A. ' Y- . 1 Norton, Ir V My. Gvorqc V . K I ,aeuiv ' , 1 S fi 'F' Sa ms- I -Ik M fs i 1- 1 or it c 'Vik t Q- .. r, Dauiol H G- Ish Mrs. K. Goulburn FRUIII THESE BUUHS llIE SHHPE OUR IJESTIIIY H. Letts, Ir., guidance director, heads this committee. He is capably assisted by Miss Ruth E. Griffiths, Miss Margaret Roberts, and Miss Eunice Mellinger. Sixty-three counts are necessary for grad- uation from Collingswood High and a mini- mum of four subjects plus physical education are required each year, Six curricula are offered to the students: Classical, Technical, General, Manual Arts, General Business, and Secretarial. The Classical and Technical courses are designed for students preparing for college. The General course is designed for students desiring a variety of subjects. The commercial courses, General Business and Secretarial, are business preparatory courses. The Manual Arts course is designed for those boys expecting to take up some mechanical type of occupation. Each student is urged to participate in at least one of the many interesting and helpful extra-curricular activities available at Col- lingswood High. The school offers appropri- ate educational opportunities to all its stu- dents, so that they may be happy and Worth- while citizens of their communityl .IM sp . insulin -f All . . .iw .. .. Y. 'N PICTURED ABOVE is cr group of CJ-LS. boys enter- ing the boys' locker room prior to cz hard gym period. LOWER LEFT shows members of Mr. Harry C. Mil- LOWER RIGHT shows pupils ot Mr. Bemard Mark's ler's fourth period History II class reading their afternoon Economics class enioying one ot his re- Senior Scholasticsf' marks. l' UPPER LEFI' are the members of Miss Anna A. Latimer's Solid Geometry class. W. Mulle is ex- plaining a problem at the blackboard. BELOW. during German class III, Miss Esther Snoke is giving D. Iohnson assistance, while B. Smith and S. White write at blackboard. PICTURED AT UPPER RIGHT are the members ot the Chemistry I class working in the laboratory under Mr. Charles H. Wehler's supervision. BELOW is shown the sixth period English class under Mr. I. Arthur Ferner's direction. COLLINGSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PENNSYLVANIA TEMPLE RUTGERS DREXEL PRINCETON BEAVER MARYLAND URSINUS CORNELL BUCKNELL DELAWAW, p X Hoon DUKE 5 4 LEHIGH RIDER Goucn vAssA1 DICKINE GLASSB VIRGINIA WILLIAM AND MARY DARTMOUTH COLGATE NOTRE DAME 22 PIl0T5 Plllll OUR PRUGRESSH lust as any parade must have a drum majorette to lead, so must every school have a guiding factor, Collingswood High School is proud of the guidance department, this year expanded in staff as Well as work. The four areas of work under the heading of Guidance are clas- sified as individual counselling, vocational guidance, college selections and scholarships, and job placement. Mr. George H, Letts, Ir., is head of the department, His work is giving students advice on their trying problems and chosen fields of Work. For the sophomore class, he conducts Weekly orientation classes which help the pupil with scholastic and personal problems. Miss Ruth E. Griffiths, counsellor for the senior girls, advises them on all phases of social and business life. Miss Margaret Roberts has charge of the junior and sophomore girls. Miss Eunice Mellinger, as in former years, is again offering guid- ance to those interested in college, supervising their training for college and emrance examinations, and assisting pupils in making application for scholarships. The placement of students in after-school and Saturday Work, as well as post-graduate Work, is capably handled by Mr. Charles McCaslin and Miss Gladys Hillman. . PICTURED AT THE LEFT are the members of the Guidance Staff. They are Miss H. Gladys Hillman and Mr. Charles W. Mc- Caslin, Placement Bureau: Miss Margaret M. Roberts, Sophomore and Iunior Girls: Miss Eunice E. Mellinger, College Guidance: and Miss Ruth E. Griffiths, Senior Girls. PICTURED AT THE RIGHT is Mr. George H. Letts, Ir.. Guidance Director for Collingswood Senior High School. The maintenance department is always on the job to make school life more plea- sant, The shiny windows and neat desks give the school a bright appearance. Deli- cious, inexpensive meals served by the la- dies of the cafeteria satisfy the students' appetites, Mrs. Edna Krebs manages the cafeteria staff and serves the best of foods. Those who assist are Miss Emma Ballinger, Mrs. Mabel Clasby, Mrs. Luella Clifford, Mrs. Marie Gooch, Mrs. Ethel Reeves, Mrs. Sara Taylor and Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend. Mrs. David E. Black serves as cashier. Albert l-loehling, chief of the janitorial staff, is assisted by lohn Barrett, Charles Landens- berger, Harry Muckley, George Saltford Martin Smith and loseph Williams. RElIllBlE IIIIIIHIGERS Illlll UJURHERS ABOVE RIGHT: Harry Muckley and Al Hoehling prepare the hockey field for a game in the fall. BELOW. LEFT. Bert Simpkins uses the electric lawnmower to cut the grass. The Cafeteria Staff. RIGHT. TOP. prepare student meals. LEFT TO RIGHT, they are Mrs. S. Dunn. Mrs. L. Clifford, Mrs. M. Clasby. Mrs. M. Gooch, Mrs. E. Krebs. Mrs. E. Reeves. Miss E. Ballinger. and Mrs. E. Townsend. RIGHT. BELOW. the cashiers, Mrs. E. Black and Miss K. Weible. '95 'A Q, X diva gm. , dx, l E 'ur-p . 0 flWW I 'Em i f HIIIERRY llI0llERS IIIHHE THE HI'lIGHT According to Mr, Webster, mailers are hard workers. In Collingswood High School, The Merry Moilers are those stu- dents who devote their time and talent to preparing the year book, The Knight. Since its first publication in l9l2 The Knight has been a project of the senior class. This year there are twenty-nine seniors on the staff. Editor-in-Chief for the 1948 book is Ann Pultz. The theme for this year's book, A Knight on Parade, was suggested by Ruth Dambly, of the Art Staff. The Literary Staff has at- tempted to write headlines and articles suit- able to the theme, and the Art Staff has en- deavored to plan appropriate page arrange- ments and sketches. The Literary Staff, directed by Miss Flora Hooper, attends to the writing and editing of the book. Howard Casey is Literary Edi- tor. Other members of the staff are Audrey Logan, Adelaide Stone, Constance Hol- combe, Ruth Schust, Iacqueline Gehring, Mary lane Friel, Shirlee.Bell, and Rosemary BELOW are the members of the Knight Art Stuff. REAR: Miss E. Hyde. SECOND ROW, left to right: S. Bond, B. Seltzer. R. Dcmbly. THIRD ROW: N. Elser, V. Tilton. D. Musselmun. Beaver. The Art Staff draws the dividers and other art work seen throughout the book. The Art advisor is Miss Edna B. Hyde. The Art Editor is Virginia Tilton, Other staff members are Ruth Dambly, Sue Ann Bond, Barbara Seltzer, Doris Musselman, Nancy Elser, and Warren Mulle. The Business Staff, guided by Mr. Ken- neth G. Iohnson, attends to the financial du- ties. They plan and direct the sale of books, which takes place after the Christmas holi- days. Members of the staff are Everett Ellis, who is Business Manager, lean Horst, Nellie Steinhoff, Edith Hlubb, Ianet Morris, Eliza- beth Moyer, Ioy Mohrfeld, Edith Kelley and Ioan Creely. Arnold Weber is Photographic Editor. The photographers are lohn Stratton and William Mount. The publication endeavors to present a record of the scholastic and extra-curricular activities. The staff has done its best to make the 1948 Knight the best year book pos- sible. BELOW IN LOWER SECTION are the members of the Knight Literary Staff. FIRST ROW: C. Hol- combe. B. Logan, A. Stone. A. Pultz. SECOND ROW: H. Casey, R. Schust. M. Friel. THIRD ROW: S. Bell. I. Gehring. F7 ,, ,.,' . . f - A -' K sp x z, 1 ,, , Sw + Fw. y T7 f.. r ' ' X i 4..- I 'Z S .1 -V . all. 5 ll 'll fg I V 57.f'?A? V Qj L' -ff? f ,MQW IIIUILERS HBE TUILERS At the right are members of the Business Stall. Those SEATED, from left to right. are: I. Mohrfeld, E. Hlubb, E. Ellis. business mana- ger. Those STANDING, left to right. are: E. Kelley. N. Steinholi, I. Creely. E. Moyer, I. Morris. It x ff-ix 'if '51 if A X PICTURED AT THE LEFI' are William Mount. Photographer: Arnold Weber, Photographic Editor: and Iohn Stratton. Photographer. lx R 7?!'i 1 I 1' i' I ' 421, g MW? - t x , ,UAJJWWW ,- f'7SS,.IS 1,57 :JJ ,ff : so- ' .. 1'9 95 .w. , fm Q ,Eg , ,,s.,, ' ,V 7 , , f fi? . e s ..... .. A,,, Y kt 2 AF' K I 2 P .. sr- 'zzz t J ' - Iii? ,gb Y SEATED AT THE RIGHT are E. Ellis, business W manager: A. Pultz. editor-in-chief: Mr. W. ff Cooke. publisher: H. Casey, literary editor: y and V. Tilton. art editor. .fy 4 ' :gsm Z nf, Yylj if bu 0 ,J . 3 O ent ou Y Side 'fl 'f'f,1 - .. Cy. U . -..kqilm ' , Asif.. lf! ' YPA HHESPUHSIBLE neronrens neulew rue news Fxumn il' 1 .. A 'lim' V iv -I QQ VV L' . Y A e ll' l LH fl, 'ff IQ., Wefvr 1 W - ga 1, rl .XJ yxf . I E5 I 'Inf In 324,111 .l'fi,, D , Wfxxc 0 Rx X I,,', l A 17:5 If X ty Q 3 X fll1j,Qh 1 'ff f'Ufj3!-X V-N xvxuroxxgf V my mMW5dUU . II lx' ' 'AU .w N, fp . 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A ...i W 'ie Mit: rtofftm .. wefi. Self COW? pl ft Q Q T ' 2 ' , The center picture shows SEATED at desk, Mr. I. Arthur Ferner, advisor X ' X .f 3 MK' - VKX of the Cells High News. STANDING behind him neu to figm mi Editor- S l up A 3 f in-Chief, K. White: Sports Editor, G. Eichelberger: News Editor, R. Maas: X 'iff Y il. ,,, xmgi K' X- xxtt-r-5918 GN Feature Editor, F. Ferner. NWA, D, , 'f ' qxtigiqq M9134 il ' '.'.1:-...gil . 0 . 4 , , , ,, lf 0' ,. . in ' ,rl f.1..xx3X.5ii'xllAi .AN 5 -is XX N NW. N-WX -NVE XJG LX 'L vc0T'W' .f Pdljlffbr Xfllia mga T:-.tw W uw txt.: ' PICTURED BELOW are Pupils feeding the 'Fells Heverly, A. voumer. A. Weldon. F. smith, 1. Meister. ,mi High News-' FIRST ROW' 'ef' 'O 'lghll E- Deefmg' ,Ol 1. Kleinschmidt, D. Kincaid. 'mmm now: w. wot- C, K me F. Erwin, B. Potter. F. Nightingale, I. Mfmglb. E. 5 A ring' C' Pierson' Rl Murphy. 5- Schwartz. . X .tt-KW, Burchill, B. Clark. SECOND ROW: R. Parmelee, C. -NX QNX 'XX i. X' xfu' AXV' -MLY WU, . nil , VN SSM C0lUllll'IIST5 0F The Coils High News has played an im- portant part in the parade of events at Col lingswood High for a number of years. The arrival of the paper is eagerly anticipated by the student bodyi lt is distributed every other Friday morning by the members of the business staff. The News was founded October 4, l929, and is a member of the lnternational Quill and Scroll, National Scholastic Press Asso: ciation and Columbia Press Association. There are three faculty advisers for The News. Mr. I. Arthur Ferner is literary ad- viser and also gives a course in Iournalism to the Sophomores interested in joining the staff. Mr, Fred Coleman is advertising ad: viser and Mrs. Margaret S, Tutem is financial adviser. Katherine 'White is this year's Editor inf Chief. Regina Maas is News Editor, Flora Mae Ferner is Feature Page Editor and Ger- ald Eichelberger is Sports Editor. Doris Derr is Business Manager and Bernice Wendell is Head Typist. The rest of the staff is made up of nineteen reporters, twelve advertising solicitors and twenty-seven typists. ABOVE: The Sophomores alter a course in ioumal- ism. Left to right: N. Wohlken, H. De Cou, I. Camp- bell. F. Goodwin, I. Zauzner. I. Copeland. I. Oorlog. I. Taylor. E. Rogers, M. Mclntire, B. Noll, D. Medvene, F. Perry, M. Miller, I. Knecht. I. Diefendori. M. War- nick. MIDDLE: left to right: F. Ferner, K. White. I. Blore. I. Di Napoli. R. Maas. B. Bailey. G. Eichel- berger. V. De Lisle. Mr. I. A. Ferner. BELOW LEFT: left to righi, in foreground: F. Ferner, K. White, I. Blore, I. Di Napoli, B. Bailey, N. Pile. M. Coniston. BELOW RIGHT: Ianet Blore and Barbara Bailey work on the Cells High News. THE C0llS-HIGH llElUS COLLS-HIGH NEWS Published biweekly in Collingswood, New Iersey, by the Students ol Collingswood Senior High School. Telephone, Collingswood 5-3162 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-inYChiel, Katherine White, '48g News Editor, Regina Maas, '48, Feature Editor, Flora Mae Ferner, '48, Sports Edi- tor, Gerald Eichelberger, '48, Filing Editors, Iean DiNapoli, '48, and Meriel Bush, '49, Exchange Editor, Barbara Bailey, '48, Librarian, Ianet Blore, '48. . REPORTERS '48-William Barth, Iohn Stratton, Iulia Taylor, Iames Holmes. '49-Meriel Bush, Ioan Glynn, Lily Fox, Barbara Potter, Gloria McClure, Ianice Ford, Iban Gehrke, Anthony Perrella, Inez Moores, Ioyce Mangle, Verna DeLisle, Elaine Burchill, Doris Furlow, Gloria Iennings, Harry Sheetz, BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager, Doris Derr, '48, Secretary, Katherine Wol- inski, '48g C Sheets, Ianet Grigo, '49g Dummy Page, Mar- jorie Heacock, '49, Set-up Book, Alice Stokes, '48, Advere tising Typists, Ianet Stotzner, '49, and Marilyn Buckley, '49, Circulation Manager, William Barth, '48, Assistant, Anthony Perrella, '49, ADVERTISING SOLICITORS '48-Katherine Wolinski, Gwendolyn Reno, Grace Palmer, Alice Stokes, Marilyn Fisher, Candy Galasso. '49-Ianet Grigo, Marjorie Heacock, Ianet Stotzner, Marilyn Buckley. '50-Sallie Arthur, Carolyn Slacum. TYPISTS Head Typist-Bernice Wendell, '48. '48-Frances Palma, Iohn Donaghy, Dorothy Cain, Ioan Moyer, Mildred Corriston, Margaret Lees, Shirley Lore, Ioanne Armstrong. '49-Ianet Butterloss, Mary Iane Callaway, Winona Chad- wick, Lois Cooper, Mildred Deuter, Doris Di Antonio, Shirley Dusenberg, Ioan Kampmeyer, Ioan MacClaskey, Ann Mid! dleton, Ruth Marshall, Clare O'Brien, Olive Onolri, Natalie Pile, Alice Robinson, Nejette Spangler, Ioyce Walters, Shirley Ward, Lorraine Zering. ADVISERS Advertising Adviser, Fred Coleman, Literary Adviser, I. Arthur Fernerg Financial Adviser, Mrs. Margaret Tutem. The Circulation and Business staff is pictured ABOVE. Seated: E. McShea. standing left to right: W. Barth. N. Wohlken, A. Perrella. MIDDLE: Ioan Leopold selling advertisement space in this Cells High News. BELOW RIGHT: The Business Staff of the Cells High News is seated-from lelt to right: I. Leopold, I. Grigo, G. Reno. G. Palmer. D. Martin. S. Arthur. M. Heacock, C. Galasso, K. Wolinslri. D. Derr, I. Stotzner. The News typists hard at work are from left to right: L. Zering, S. Dusenberg. O. Onolri. W. Chadwick. I. Calloway. I. McClaskey. I. Butterloss. N. Pile. N. Spangler. B. Wendell. D. Cain. M. Corriston. I. Walters and S. Ward. 5- PICTURED ABOVE, LEFT, are Bob Purbeck and Tom Williams Kin the carl shown leaving to be delegates at the Student Council Conference held PICTUHED ABOVE, RIGHT, is Warren Mulle. de- corating the gym, with other cabinet members, for the dance lime in Ianuary sponsored by the Stud- at Princeton University. ent Cabinet. RElIFIBlE REPRESEIITFITIUES 0F EHISSES The Student Cabinet of Collingswood High School serves as a clearing house for student opinion. The meetings are open dis- cussions led by the president, Problems of the school are discussed and improvements suggested. This year the Cabinet is preparing a Con- stitution and By-Laws for the school. A com- mittee appointed by the president has been studying the 'Constitutions of other schools in order to find ideas that might be embodied in their own. All three classes and all organizations directly connected with the high school are represented in the Cabinet. The members are: Senior Class, Warren Mulle, Michael Moffa, Iunior Class, Theodore Narleslci, Rob- ert Purbeckg Sophomore Class, Edwin Smith, lean Campbell, Office Administration, lean Di Napoli, Iulia Taylor, Library Club, Marilyn Fisher, Adelaide Stone, Assembly Club, Thomas Williams, Helen Purog Hall Guards, Raymond Narleski, Barbara Rapp: Girls' Cafeteria Club, Flora Mae Fernerg Boys' Cafeteria Club, Raymond Narleski. The president of the senior class automat- ically becomes the Cabinet President. lt is his duty to preside at the meetings, appoint committees, attend conventions of Student Cabinet representatives, and, when neces- sary, represent Collingswood High School at other.schools. This year Warren Mulle is president of the Cabinet, Thomas Williams is vice-president, Adelaide Stone is secre- tary and Michael Moffa is treasurer. Vice- principal Richard L. Currier is adviser to the Cabinet. The Cabinet sponsored two dances during the year. The first was held on Ianuary 31, and the second on May 15. PICTURED ABOVE is Mulle, president oi the senior class and Cabinet. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: lulia Taylor, Helen Puro. Tom Williams, Ralph Bause SECON - ' ' D ROW. Dolly Stone, Marilyn Fisher, Iean Campbell, Edwin Smith. THIRD ROW: Floramae Ferner. a meeting of the Student Cabinet being conducted by Warren S 'if' Q7 A A 1 4. . ,. i I 1 PICTURED ABOVE is the Student Cabinet. FIRST ROW, E. Smith, W. Mulle, T. Williams, M. Moffa, R ROW - ' ' . LEFT TO RIGHT. I. Taylor, I. D1Napol1, D. Narleski, B. Purbeck. Stone, B. Rapp, M. Fisher, I. Campbell. SECOND THE PRUEESSIOII 0F THE PERFORMING The Combined Glee Clubs and the Choir of Collingswood High School, under the direc- tion of Miss Bess A. Huey, have built for themselves an enviable reputation, There are 250 members in the Combined Glee Clubs and 83 members in the Choir. An inspiring Candelight Service was presented twice on December l8thg once in the after- noon, for the benefit of the students, and once at night, for the benefit of the citizens of Col- lingswood. Gerald Eichelberger was the nar- rator in the impressive service which consis- ted of the Christmas Story told in song and verse. In the month of May the Combined Glee Clubs and Choir presented the annual Spring Concert. This program was given only at night. lt has been the tradition of Collingswood High School to have the Choir sing at Com- mencement exercises. This singing increases the beauty of the graduation ceremonies. The various ensembles performed at the Candlelight service and the Spring Concert. PICTURED ABOVE is the Boys' Glee Club. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Van Newenhizen. I. Don- crghy, A. O'Toole. H. Heilig. E. Wallace. K. Daley. I. Stocker. D. Vernon, G. Groeber. I. Deith. B. Scull. R. Steinhoff, V. Stewart, W. Price. SECOND HOW: I. Mc- Mahon. H. Agnew. I. Paolini, I. Levinski. I. Holmes, A. Perella. R. Edwards. E. Smith. H. Post. R. Tilton. H. Conover, W. Baker. M. Scott. THIRD ROW: E. Lees. W. Stockton. G. Moffitt, H. Berkstresser. R. Bailey. P. Tcxvini, R. Divis. P. Perkins. I. Brusco. H. Shurer. I. Hassen. W. Kester. W. Lovett. D. Van Nettu. FOURTH HOW: D. Alden. C. Potter. R. Kramer. D. Palmer. D. Farncxth, C. Geiger. R. Slegle, W. Fry. W. Bozarth E. Gorak. R. Buuse, E. Kline. Miss Bess Huey can be seen to the LEET. leading members of the Boys' Glee Club in u music room re- hearsal. 34 PHIl0IllEl5 Shown ai the RIGHT are members of the Girls' En- semble. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. De Cou, B. Crook. B. Rapp. STANDING: I. Morris, D. Cain, M. De Cou, K. Lynn, F. Nightengale, F. Ferner. Shown ABOVE are members ol the Boys' Glee Club. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Heverly. D. McBride, P. Tavani, I. Deering. W. Mulle. W. Amdl, C. Hill, D. Fulton, W. Carman, A. Bashaw, F. Schroe- der, A. Weldon, F. Hanling, H. De Cou. SECOND ROW: F. Smith. A. Paolini, S. Fluharly, F. Robinson, S. White, T. Giberson. I. Pauli, R. Buchanan. K. Dor- shu, D. Naglee, R. Williams, I. Gaffney, R. Perry. THIRD ROW: D. Iohnson, A. Weber, B. Lynch, I.. Hornberger, B. Esoda, E. Schafl. W. Mount, B. Eich- man. M. Malteo. H. Lindebom. FOURTH ROW: C. Pierson, N. Wohll-een. R. Scudder, W. Kline. R. Hock- nell, G. Drummond, D. Iones, G. Douglas, G. Vogel. Shown ai the RIGHT are members ol the Boys' En- semble. FIRST ROW, LEFI' TO RIGHT: D. Naglee, A. Weber. B. Hocknell, D. Iohnson. SECOND ROW1 W- Carman. R. Williams, C. Pierson, M. Malteo, S. While, F. Schroeder. 35 M 'gig M 4' iii 2 1 . . 'Vi I ,ry .1 . N Q ' I we if JW? fm p ' - A 1 Q , L. I l J 'Aa H he , J 1 Q THY PRIIISESH At the RIGHT are members of the All State Chorus. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy Cain, Robert Williams. Betsy Crook. SECOND ROW: Amold We- ber. Bernard Esoda. Bruce Eichman, Harry Linde- bom. BELOW are pictured the members of the Girls Glee Club. FIRST ROW. LEFI' TO RIGHT: E. Smith, F. Palma. I. McClaskey, I. Leopold. B. Noll, D. Pfei- Her, A. Stokes, B. Famath, R. Scriboni. I. Ford, S. Robinson. I. Fulton. M. Iohnson, E. Olsen. SECOND ROW: N. Spangler, C. McHendry, M. Pillings I. Knecht, E. Harley. M. Lamen. I. Morris, M. Victor, D. Derr, B. Seltzer. I. Caruthers. D. Meliclt, E. Carr, M. Hughes, I. Dougherty. THIRD ROW: M. Lees, F. Night- engale, F. Femer, L. Simons. I. Reed, S. Bond. I. Thompson. G. Hall, H. Puro, B. Barrie, I. Taylor. K. Lynn, P. Klessel, D. Victor. FOURTH ROW: D. Cain. I. Gehrke, I. Fogg, G. Tiedeken, I. Hench, B. Crook, F. Bitterlich. B. Rapp. G. Iennings, R. Schust. B. Finlr, R. Ford, C. Wooley, N. Keenan. The Boys' Ensemble consists of David Nag- lee, Charles Pierson, Michael Matteo, Will- iam Carman, Robert I-locknell, Samuel White, Donald Iohnson, Frank Schroeder, Arnold Weber, and Robert Williams. The Girls' Ensemble consists of Dorothy Cain, Katherine Lynn, Faith Nightengale, Ianet Morris, Eloramae Eerner, Evelyn De Cou, Barbara Rapp, Mary Lou De Cou, and Elizabeth Crook. The State Chorus members are: Dorothy Cain, Elizabeth Crook, Arnold Weber, Robert Williams, Bernard Esoda, I-larry Lindeborn, l and Bruce Eichmann. The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Iames G. Morgan, Ir., performed splendidly with the Choir and Glee Clubs. The orchestra consists of Walter Arndt, Kay Boughton, Bar- bara Bullington, Lynn Dager, Goorgianna Davis, Charles De Lisle, Edward Gorak, El- wood Hess, Clement I-leverly, David Naglee, Richard Perry, Katheryn Raichle, Robert Schmitz, Richard Scudder, Arthur Sendrow, Iulia Taylor, Raymond Valleley, and Eleanor Watson. R E Hll UOICES l0UDlY SIllGlIlG . I ,. . , . , ..,.t Lax ABOVE are members ol the Boys' Glee Club during a class period. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Berry, A. Paolini. SECOND ROW: W. Amdt. H. Lindeborn, F. Schroeder, C. Heverley, I. Tavanui. I. Deering, D. McBride. THIRD ROW: K. Dorschu, C. Hill, D. Iohnson, S. White, W. Mulle, I. Stocker, R. Buchanan. FOURTH ROW: I.. Nicholas. D. Naglee, F. Hanling, D. Fulton. R. Hocknell, M. Matteo, F. Smith, R. Williams, FIFTH ROW: H. De Cou. A. Bashaw, C. Pierson, A. Weldon, W. Carman. At the leh are choir members rehearsing for the annual Christmas Candelight Service. Pictured are Steve Fluharty, Arnold Weber, Bob Hocknell and Mike Matteo. PICTURED AT THE LEFT are the students who tried out for the State Chorus. CLOCKWISE, I. Dougherty, B. Noll. L. Simons, H. Lindeborn, D. Vernon, F. Erwin, B. Esoda, D. Iones, B. Eichman, D. McBride, B. Crook, I. Hench, R. Ford, F. Nightengale. .i 53? K ,g... . in if 'V' -gQ.QEg?A.'q'Qk',f,1EN -gs gi B.- 1 -mi. -wk aw- 3 2 -Tin if ., qv Q Y 7 cm, QM 'QA Q - + ,5 N Q, Q- gf -Q -we 'ff 39 Q 4 es 4 . ,, . 45 ng A 523521 M E4 W .W nm... Q45 2 1 'ggi-if 'rx ii. A , J 'lst 'M NZ y ' an . - 'Q . ' if -HT f ' i L gg A ' A or as. ?x,kE5 MA.. X ivviq' .M 1R gf? T eb.. A foiyilwf. D- X .ET LV xx N ,Q1 K , x K 3244 f -LJ. if-K Q sa Q -in ' 5 VW' ,ff-A , . ' 1 wa Ln My , ,w ' ' la G A ...wr , ' ' I f i.V,l-H.. X N W G ,. hh' ,sf Ti fa mg. J., M' M: . G , ri .., M. 'ff -1 ' . 4' X.. ,583 2 ,s ' 45 fa?Ml.Bz , qi r pwt Q.. Alvtwfs 12, A . f ff . , I 'Qu 'W' f'14,. G '2.... '55,gf I gl. ' .- fuk- , fa fini? ly,,, f 4 X 7 . .M Q ' . 4.,f,,. .Q M 1 4. , M., ,E 4, ' f' 4 I E- 2 d A I I 5 f , , S , -. . Via, 'fag Q --ogg 4 4 n if , K Q f 'v 'Efl!a5!5f'Z!z1 Y ff M, 35. t A Vf nf f ' Q.. Alix. 1 3 mx: 2' ' VV Jil? ', , ,Il 'ff' Q 4 ,Y l ll' so W A 'S-...,g.za W' ,,.,f ' ' j The large Colls band which luniishes lively music lor ull acliviiios is pictured ABOVE. FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Miller, G Marks. W. McPherson, H. Nlulle, R. Munro, W. Moutten, W. Powel M. Stokes. W. Thompson. D. Deal, E. Moore, F. Hadley, G. Brclndrill B. Thompson. SECOND ROW: C. Gallasso, F. Emery, G Deiwiler A. Sendrow, W. Price, E. Andrews, D. Grccn, F. lohn- ROW: fl chmitz. H. M. Kennedy. son. A. Barnes, I. Stocker. R. Rose, Mr. Morgan. THIRD Rapp, R. Williams, E. Goralc, R. Post, W. Young, R. S Petersen. W. Balthcxscr. E. Hess, F. Ewing. H. Perry. ., M, , r X uh- D K' , ,, ,,.,. . I 1 W . . lf' ' f 34 A ni:.. ...eg. . , 52 I: I: 2.5 f' Wig? 4- . ' . '-'bf + iff' it f .Q I I figs. t . li 1. iz fel he f ffll'l'l '?.- . V Y -- I f ' Q , N if 5 g X 1 lv X v l all '1 ' 'Q 'Z 2 F . 5 Q E Q . V . elfww .fit f .Q M U gf I ' ' I X PICTURED ABOVE is the Girls' Drum and Bugle Corps. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Thompson. P. Klessel. B. Smith. B. Rogers. F. Ferner. M. Duble. M. Corristorx. R. Reyes. drum maiorette: I. Blem- ing, lieutenant: R. Maas, B. Wendell. N. Steinholl, D. Cain, D. Plei- ller. F. Palma. SECOND ROW: P. Mattison. B. Cocker. P. Hopkins. B. Sharp. N. Pile. D. Ballinger. I.. Churchill. F. Bitterlich. D. Mussel- man. E. Oehlers. B. Bossom. B. Fink. I. Reed. I. Senigen. I. Butter- loss. THIRD ROW: M. Di Lullo. D. Homan. I. McLauglin. E. Townsend. B. Diemer. D. Graham. B. Whiteman. S. Robinson. L. Simons, I. Fogg. I. Davis. L. Zering. R. Marshall. I. Kohler, W. Chadwick, M. Koble. A. Ashworth. . I I2 K Z 1 if 7 eff! RRY OF HOPE Atl. ,f ,-o To many, the American Iunior Red Cross Club is ray of hope. Among its many activi- ties, helping the needy is the most important. Afghans, candy bars, comic books, cross- word puzzles, cartoon scrapbooks, games and Christmas cards are sent to Tilton Gen- eral Hospital and the Lyons Hospital. The Ir. Red Cross also aids many organizations in their drives. One outstanding achievement for this year was the response of the Ir. Red Cross to a personal request from the Mosley family of Asher, Kentucky for articles of cloth- ing. For their annual Membership Fund, the Ir. Red Cross received a very gratifying sum. An honor bestowed upon the school was the election of Constance Holcombe as pres- ident of the Camden County Secondary Council of the Ir. Red Cross. The Iunior Red Cross Club is under the supervision of Mrs. Ruth Grubb and her as- sisant Miss Virginia Garrity. Officers of the club are President, Helen Puro, First Vice President, Ioan Glynn, Second Vice Presi- dent, Sally Schwartz, Recording Secretary, Pictured at the LEFT are members of the Collings- wood Iunior Red Cross. preparing Educational Boxes. FIRST ROW, LEI-'I' TO RIGHT: I. Glynn. T. McNutt. H. Hermann. SECOND ROW: D. McBride, I. Holcombe, I. Robertson. D. Robertson. N. Santamarie. I. An- drews. THIRD ROW: W. Barth. Mrs. R. Grubb tspon- sort. Seen in the picture at the LOWER LEFT are other members working on a portfolio. They are: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Potter. H. Hermann. SEC- OND ROW: I. Robertson. I. Falkenbacher. THIRD ROW: M. Fisher. D. McBride. I. Sinton. I. Glynn. I. Gehrke. In the picture at the LOWER RIGHT are members assembling a porttolio. They are: I. Kleinschmidt. N. Cuini. S. Schwartz. I. Meister. SECOND ROW: I. Holcombe, M. Hopkins. M. Fisher, W. Barth, G. Pet- tengill. C. Holcombe. 1-1 Pictured at the TOP are the volunteer members of the Collingswood Iunior Red Cross. They are as fol- lows: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Weir, C. Gal- aso, L. Cooper, I. Robertson, D. Robertson, M. Di Lul- lo. I. Glann, I. Sheridan, D. Kramer, I. Davis. SEC- OND ROW: I. Sinton, C. Holcombe, E. Moyer. B. Pot- ter, I. Glynn, Mrs. R. Grubb fsponsorl, H. Puro, S. Schwartz, R. Schust, M. Hopkins, D. McBride. THIRD ROW: F. Finnerty, D. Schubert, B. Lynch, A. Robinson. E. McGlinchey, I. Di Napoli, R. Maas, S. Bond, I. Moores. D. Zimmerman, B. Lynch, H. Herman, E. Carr. FOURTH ROW: I. Robertson, M. Fisher, F. Er- win, S. Arthur, M. Loman. D. Bowden, B. Hughes, E. Green, M. Belz, W. Seitz, L. Rugart, I. Kleinschmidt, B. Williams. I. Conrad. I. Beck, D. King, W. Barth, D. Meliclr, F. Boughton, Elizabeth Moyer, Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Potter, Social Secretary, Constance Holcombe, Attendance Secretary, Ruth Schust, Assistant Attendance Secretary, Margaret Hopkins, Assistant Treasurer, Donald McBride, Photographer, Fred Bough- ton, and Assistant Photographer, Iohn Sinton. The officers of the Collingswood Council are Pictured at the BOTTOM are the representatives of the Collingswood Iunior Red Cross. They are as lol- lows: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Wilcoclr, D. Palese, S. Garris, R. Arend, G. Pollack, R. Watt, R. Marshall, B. Rose, N. Santamaria, D. Headland, R. Scriboni. SECOND ROW: I. Sinton, C. Holcombe, E. Moyer, B. Potter, I. Glynn, Mrs. R. Grubb fsponsorl. H. Puro, S. Schwartz, R. Schust, M. Hopkins, F. Bough- ton. THIRD ROW: E. Finegan, I. Wells, I.. Iames, I. Andrews, R. Neibart, C. Matthews, B. Levine, I. Sen- ingen, B. Bull. I. Mitchell, G. Pettengill, M. Victor, M. Cuini, M. Busch. FOURTH ROW: H. Daily, K. Raichle, I. Meister. K. Boughton, W. Bailey. F. Shackelforcl, W. Seitz, B. Oehlers, N. Hughes, B. Randall, I. Hol- combe, I. Gehrke, D. Shaw. E. Wagner, D. McBride. as follows: President, Marilyn Fisher, First Vice President, Ruth Marshall, Second Vice President, Ioan Meister, Recording Secretary, Doris Robertson, Social Secretary, Sue Ann Bond, Corresponding Secretary, Regina Maas, Assistant Treasurer, Margaret Victor, Photographer, Iohn Sinton, and Assistant Photographer, Fred Boughton. X - Shown above at the LEFI' is Ianet Morris atter she was crowned Queen ot the Forest Fantasy by Warren Mulle. president ot the senior class. The seniors presented this dance in December. DREHIIILHIID DIIIICES In Collingswood High dancing is rated tops by the debs and their dates . This year's dances were sponsored by Miss Esther A. Snoke for the senior class, Mr. Charles McCaslin for the juniors, and Miss Marion l. Merwin tor the sophomores. A special dance committee assisted Miss H. Gladys Hillman with dances given by the P. T. A. During the football season and the Christmas holidays the Alumni Association and the P. T. A. held I I Shown above to the RIGHT are couples dan- cing at the Snowball Dance presented by the iunior class. Ht the LEFT is shown Gloria lenn- ings after being crown- ed Queen oi the Snow- ball Dance by Ted Narleski, iunior class president. dances. Also, during the holidays, the Senior class gave a Christmas Formal. The Sopho- more class added color to the years' events by having a Winter Wonderland on Dec- ember 13. SHOWN BELOW is the Queen and her at- tendants at the Iune in Icmuaryu dance presented by the Student Cabinet. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonny Ciliberti. attendant: Ray D'Andrea. queen: Skip Harter, attendant. I 'C-0 wc FLORAMAE FERNER REGINA MAAS ' A it H . I 'A .wi-2.LQs:t: Wit. V M A . x N 'IXV i . iii, :gi - x v 4 7 Q I r 1 L' 5 I' M -. - lf. .9 ll .. X 4' ,.. 'B I n hifi . -': Jssvwiata ' AQAKWTI 'fs ,S lil, I M WILLIAM BARTH HOWARD CASEY HIIOUJIEDGE COIIIES B Nothing is impossible to a willing heart is a quotation well suited to the National Honor Society. The requirements are good character coming from clean living, right thinking and noble ideals: scholarship, ser- vice, which means cooperation and willing- ness to work for and with others through var- ious school activities. The officers, under the direction of Mr, H. K. Reiss Holston, are president, Thomas Williams, vice president, Katherine Whiteg secretary, Helen Purog and treasurer, Warren Mulle. Collingswood nom- inees are Chosen from the Iunior and Senior classes. IN THE UPPER PICTURE are the newly elected members of the National Honor Society. FIRST ROW: M. Buckley. I. Glynn. W. Barth, B. R. Famath, R. Schust. R. Dambly, I. Dioszegi, F. Nightenqale. M. Deuter. SECOND ROW: E. Burchill, M. Hea- cock, I. Stotzner. E. Crook. B. Oehlers. L. Rugart. I. Fogg. M. Taylor, R. Dischert THIRD ROW: R. Marshall. I. Kleinschmidt C. Urban. R. Scudder. T. Narleski, I. Geh- rke, I. Meister, I. Mangle. IN THE LOWER PICTURE are the senior members ol the National Honor Society. FIRST ROW: C. Galasso. W. Mulle, T. Williams. presi- dent, Mr. H. K. R. I-Iolston. sponsor. K. White. H. Puro. P. Klessel. SECOND ROW: M. Corriston. A. Pultz, S. White, R. Maas. K. Dorschu. A. Stone. I. Horst. THIRD ROW: M. Fisher. N. Stein- hotf. G. Eichelberger, .B. Rapp. R. Iohnson, D. Den. L. Victor. IEAN DiNAPOLI GERALD EICHELBERGER EVERETT ELLIS ANN PULTZ VIRGINIA TILTON KATHERINE WHITE UT IUISDUIII IIIIGERS Appearing as prominent leaders of the journalistic parade are the members of the Quill and Scroll , an honorary society for high school journalists. The aim of the soci- ety is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism. The local chap- ter in Collingswood was started in 1931. Members are chosen by the Knight stall sponsors, Miss Edna B. Hyde, Miss Flora Hooper and Mr. Kenneth G. Iohnsong and the Calls High News sponsors, Mrs. Mar- garet S. Tutem, Mr. I. Arthur Ferner, and Mr. Fred Coleman. if R HIIIBITIOUS HCTURS On the nights of December Sth and Sth, The Senior Class of Collingswood High School presented The Life of the Party by Marijane and loseph Hayes, to the citizens of Collingswood, The play was given under the capable direction of Miss Mary A. McMan- imen. lt is a comedy, warm and funny, brisk and tender, which teaches the lesson of life's adjustments. The plot shows that the solution to many family problems lies in facing the problem squarely, with each member working for the common good. Miss McManimen and her students worked tirelessly to give a performance which brought credit to the school. The Student Director was Barbara Barris, The stage Manager was William Roeger. O1 In a scene from The Life ot the Party . Charles Collier tRobert Chard! says to Officer Lipscomb tlioward Oaks!, Look here. Officer. you can't ar- rest mel My Father- But he can't get past the policeman. In the background, Snazzy Mitchell tEdward Bowman! administers first aid to Mr. Hughes Uiobert Hocknell!. On the steps are Dottie Kixmiller tFloramae Ferner!. Sally Frazier tlanet Morris! and Hope Shuttleworth Uoan Creely!. ABOVE. LEFT: Teddy Hughes tWilliam Mount! tries to evade Dottie left, and Maryrosalie Vogulhut Goan Boulton! with: Now, girls.-ah. gee what's the use? RIGHT: Sisters in make-believe Iean Hughes tPa- tricia Powers! and Mildred Hughes tMarilyn Fisher! give each other a knowing glance while Tommy King Uirnold Weber! looks on. ABOVE: Tommy King hears Mike Tisdale cull him Steinie and he doesn't like it. Snazzy says Gee. Amy. gee. you look neat -to Amy Hughes lllema Reyesl. HIGHT: Upon leaving the Hughes household Mrs. Victoria Coates f Connie Holcombel bids Mr. Hughes an icy farewell while Mrs. Hughes gives him an even icier stare. , L- .- LE fy Vg 7 viii X if 3 Q K, Q35 RL ,,,z M lg N L - MQ f , 5 if T .g ABOVE. LEFT: Mike Tisdale Uohn Bell! said something funny to Mrs. Hughes fHelen Puroj while Mr. Hughes looks on. Ruth Coates lCarol Davisl makes Teddy very happy by saying 'I'll get my con- vertible and we'll go on a picnic. HIIIUSIIIG HSSEHIBLIES PICTURED ABOVE AT THE LEFT is Cameron Beck, with Regina Maas. a member of the Assembly Club. Mr. Beck gave an interesting inspirational lecture. The Assembly Club is a very important school organization as it has the duty of furnishing entertainment for the students of Collingswood High School. Under the sponsership of Miss Esther Snoke, the Assembly Club selects the program of paid assemblies for the Whole school year. In addition, the members introduce speakers and check the halls. Thomas Willams is president ol this clubg Helen Puro, vice presidentg Regina Maas, secre- taryg and Karl Dorschu, treasur- ef. C l ABOVE RIGHT are members of the Stevens Puppet Show. which gave an interesting and entertaining per- formance. BELOW are the members of the Assembly Club. FIRST ROW. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Karl Dorschu. Helen Puro. Miss Esther Snolre, Thomas Williams. Regina Maas. SECOND ROW. Winona Chadwick, Sally Schwartz. Kathryn White. William Collings. IITTRIICT THE IIUDIEIICE PICTURED ABOVE AT LEFT is Miss Lee Boeckman, a former Olympic coach who gave an interesting lecture on the Olympic Games. ABOVE RIGHT is Julia Taylor, Elizabeth Smith. THIRD ROW. Anthony Perrella. Le Hornberger, Flora Lou Bitterlich. Richard Scudder. Betty Bossom, Rodman Iohneon, Donald Iolmson. t 0.4 Robert T. Edgar. who gave an interesting tall: on the gigantic telescope at Mt. Palomar. The following programs were among those presented by the club. The Ambassador Male Quartet and Hand Bell Ringersu which gave a novel rendition of classics and songs of a lighter veing Nutchuk, the famous Eskimo author and cons cert artist who offered an iner- esting program entitled Return from the Smoky Sea , which in- cluded tolk stories and native music from Alaskag Mr. Leon Smith, who exhibited the Chim- panzee Circus and Suki, the most educated Great Dane in the World. THE ADMINISTRATION CLUB IS PICTURED ABOVE. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Moyer. D. Robertson. S. Iohnson. I. Di Napoli. R. Beaver. I. Fulton. I. Leopold. SECOND ROW: M. Deuier. A. Smith. M. Green. I. Taylor, B. Hill. I. Pascher. THIRDROW: I. Pascher. A. Zenobi. R. Iohnson. D. Crate, I. Gehring. IIIE HIIUE DUIIE OUR BIT FDR 0lD C0llS HIGH All important in the passing parade ot the school, are the various Service Clubs, which pertorm numerous services that improve Collingswood High School. Included in the Service Clubs are the Hall Guard Club, the Cafeteria Club, the Administra- tion Club, the Library Club, the Visual Edu- cation Club and Assembly Club. The Hall Guards are primarily for taking care ot the corridors when school is in THE GIRLS' CAI-'ETERIA CLUB IS PICTURED BELOW. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Boulton. D. Headland. E. Hegarty, M. Buckley. I. Ford, S. Iohnson. SECOND ROW: E. Farnath. H. Herman. E. Lynch, K. Wolinski. Miss Gladys Hillman, F. Finnorty, M. Lees, B. Diemer, G. Reno. THIRD ROW: B. Potter. S. Lennox, D. Hope, F. Femer, A. session. Because ot one suggestion by the Hall Guards, all the lockers in school have combination locks. The Hall Guards are under the supervision of Mr. Richard Currier, vice principal oi the school. This year's officers ot the Hall Guard Club are: President, Raymond Narleski, Vice President, Barbara Rappg and Secre- tary, Ruth Gilbert. The Girls' and Boys' Cafeteria Clubs are Middleton. L. Nizik. I. Di Napoli. B. Barris. E. Burchill. L. Dalton. M. Kronberger. FOURTH ROW: Theresa Crist. E. MacMurray, I. Low, I. Taylor. I. Iones. V. Hand. B. Sharp. B. Iackson. I. Thompson. E. Smith. A. Smith. C. Wooley. R. Marshall. I. Kampmeyer. R. Neibart. 5 THE HALL GUARDS ARE PICTURED ABOVE. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Lynch, S. Barth, I. Horst. E. Vogel. D. Hunter, L. Nink, B. Cocker, S. Spode. I. Pims. SECOND ROW: R. McCarthy, S. Lotit. M. Hecxcock, P. Leibig, B. Rapp, R. Gilbert, E. under the direction of Miss H. Gladys Hill- man and Mr. Bernard Mark respectively. This organization, composed of table lead- ers, watches attendance and keeps order in the cafeteria. The newly organized German Club, the direction of Miss Esther under Snoke, acquaints the members with the life, the literature and language of the German people. BOYS' CAFETERIA CLUB HEADED BY MR. MARK IS PICTURED BELOW. FIRST ROW, LEFI' TO RIGHT: N. Rebel, V. Stewart, F. Irwin, A. Sendrow, Mr. Marks, E. Kelley. W. Misselwitz, F. Boughton, I. Shields. SECOND ROW: S. Brandon, R. Hom, R. Smith. D. King, E. Kelley. THIRD ROW: R. Tibbetts. I. Low, R. Narleski, F. Kelley. W. Arndt, S. Ioy, H. Slcrcum, G. Drummond, G. Price, F. Fluhrer. F. Pierce, W. Collings, E. McCord, E. Vekony, H. Shurer. The officers of the Club are as follows: President, Karl Dorschu, Vice President, Samuel White, Secretary, Phyllis Klessel, and Secretary, Marion Iohnson. The Library Club, which has expanded greatly in the past year, is under the guid- ance of Mrs. Ruth Taylor and her assistant Mrs. Mirian Aber. The officers of the Club are: President, Marilyn Fisher, Vice President, Schwartz. P. Perkins, I. Holcombe. E. Butler. W. Baker. R. Donnelly, T. Pidgeon, A Scull. THIRD ROW: W. Martin. W. Amdt. F. Kelley, I. Taylor, D. Coyle, W. Kline. G. Price, I. Conroy, D. Iones, H. Powel, G. Eichelberger, N. Hughes, W. Seitz. ABOVE IS PICTURED 'I'HE LIBRARY CLUB. FIRST ROW, LEFI' TO RIGHT: I. Pims. P. Tomlinson., B. Lynch, B. Noll, I. Davis, M. Laman. R. Neibart, B. Thomson. SECOND ROW: I. Campbell, A. Ashworth, K. White, secretary: M. Fisher. president: Mrs. Ruth Taylor, librarian: D. Stone, vice-president: B. Bos- som, treasurer: G. Pollack, C. Slacom. THIRD ROW: Adelaide Stone: Secretary, Katherine White: and Treasurer, Betty Bossom. The club besides accomplishing their usual duties in the library, had a luncheon on November 22, in honor of Betty Cavanna, author of many popular books. Representatives to the student Cabinet from the Girls' and Boys' Cafeteria Clubs are: Floramae Ferner and Raymond Narleski. The Administration Club, under the guid- I. Mohrield, I. Kohler, B. Rogers, M. Mclntyre, E. Moyer. Mrs. M. Aber, assistant librarian: M. Duble. B. Randall. R. Reyes, C. Davis. I. Moores. FOURTH ROW: B. Levine, I. Taylor, R. Dishert, I. Fogg, N. Pile. G. Palmer. M. Wamick, D. Musselman, P. Robertson, S. Lofit, M. Friel, I. Beck. ance of Mr. Currier, is divided into two units: the Nurses' Aides and the Office Assistants. Each club gives a valuable part of their time each day to help keep the school system running smoothly. The Visual Education Club, under the supervision of Mr. Charles H. Wheler, has the following officers: President, Robert Chard, Vice President, Elwood McCord, and Secretary-Treasurer, Richard Perry. AT LEI l' IS THE VISUAL AT RIGHT IS THE GERMAN CLUB. FIRST ROW, LEI-'l' TO RIGHT: R. EDUCATION CLUB. READ- Maas, M. Fisher, A. Pultz, F. Nightengale. SECOND ROW: H. Puro. A. ING CLOCKWISE: Mr. Weber, M. Iohnson, Miss E. Snoke, sponsor, K. Dorschu, B. Cunningham, B Charles Wehler, sponsor. L. Hombergef. G. Drummond. W. Blankley, B. Mount, R. Perry. Smith. THIRD ROW: E. DeCou. I. Kleinschmidt. E. Watson, M. DeCou. K Boughton, R. Horn, I. Kampmeyer, C. Urban, E. Ianvier. FOURTH ROW: F Bitterlich, R. Scudder, B. Munro, A. Perrella, T. Williams. H. Casey. l i TALENTSHCMJ 1 X j ' I. I s 0 L PICTURED AT THE TOP are On the Mississippi end men. I. Stocker. E. Bowman. F. Erwin, A. Send- row. MIDDLE PICTURE is the chorus line, M. Bush. M. Koble, N. Spangler, A. Middleton. D. Melick, I. On the Mississippi, the 1948 version ol the annual talent show, presented varied en- tertainment to Calls -High students, friends, and parents. The show was given on Febru- ary 12, under the direction of Mrs. Edith Horter. The presentation was written by BELOW is shown the cast of Curse You. lack Dalton. a one-act melodrama. The cast is from LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Hocknell, Betsy Robin- ,-i , Mangle, S. Robbins. G. Jennings. I. Glynn. C. O'Brien, BOTTOM PICTURE: Principals from the show are G. McClure, A. Weber, R. Reyes. R. R. Hocknell, K. Lynn, W. Carmen. Frank lrwin, a member ot the junior class. The traditional black-lace minstrels openv ed the show. Then came singing, dancing, instrumental music, and a oneeact melo- drama, 'Curse You, lack Dalton. son. Lorraine Zering, Amold Weber, Gloria McClure, Richard Divis, and Rema Reyes. 5 3... QI' .li 4 I , C7 Dick Cooling Barbara Rapp J X :V - PICTURED AT THE LEFT are peppy Head Cheerlead- r ers. Dick Coigne and Ioan Creely, going through their paces. lt- we , i BELOW is a typical scene at the annual football banquet in the school cafeteria. At the lett is the speakers' table. The varsity squad can be seen at the right. ,aw m, li Q.: It Albert Paolim Ioan McClaskey 5 .,..........,.. t ...,........,..... Audubon stopped on line, Phillipslaurg held three yard line, Camden held two such is the story ot the ot '47 Skeets lrvine, the dean Iersey coaches, had a gloomy only two varsity lettermen an outlook has made more coach shake in his boots. But the week after week and one ot the tinest defensive teams lersey. The tans voiced tavoralole turnf ing out in great droves cheer tor their team. Head clieegtgggdggrjsggjgggtfi Creely and Dick Coigne, cheerleaders Barbara Rapp, uson, loan McClaskey, Elaine Percival, l'Dick Cooling, Bob Edwards. Al Paof lini, and Ulaclc' Hassan, performed their duties with much gusto as they led the students in cheering on that Big Blue Team . A ff as 'Q .i 'Br gg nv V' Barbara Ferguson lack Hassan Elaine Percival Bob Edwards P T 5 5 ll T TT P 0 T E ll T H T 5 5 IIZii551iiiffiffiiffffifffifffiffffiffiffifffffii Gloucesterefl py and determined Wilson team capitalized and a capacity crowd saw on two fumbles by the Colls to run up an untried 'lgridiron gladiatorsn eight point lead at half-time. Gordon Leslie roll ovleigierzlfciifcester bya l3-O count. scored on a pass from Ray Narleski to A Ray Narleski pass to Gordon Leslie covered l8 yards and gave the l'Colls their first score. Again in the second period it.was a Narleski pass which scored for the Colls . This time junior end Sherwood loy, was on the recgigyggjigggnd. Narleskis conversion split the the l'Colls led l3-U. A period followed, and the fmt 13-0. W, wr H, S-8 Wilson defeated Collingswood time in 8 years, in l947. A scrap- PICTURED BELOW is the 1948 football squad, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Vekony, S. Ioy, G. Drummond, I. Dioszegi, I. Hankins, R. Narleski. M. Molla, W. Bozarth, L. Collings, E. Bender, D. Vignola. SECOND ROW: W. Carman, R. Murphy, W. Feather, H. Casey, S. White, G. Leslie, T. Narleski, L. Schu- man, T. Glann, B. Addiego, M. Matteo, E. Schan- start off the second half. However, the Wilson defense soon stiffened and the Coils were held at bay for the remaining quarter. 'fColls -6 Vineland--7 Vineland was installed as a fourteen point favorite over the 'Collsf' True to form, the Poultry Clan' pushed over the first score. Then the unbelievable happened. The 'lColls dug in and held Vineland at bay for the half. Then in the second period the Coils marched seventy yards down field kins, D. De Martin. THIRD ROW: N. Baylie, W. Blank- ley, E. McCord, D. Kennedy, I. Tavani, V. Schw- able, H. Powel, C. Cosgrove, R. Purbeck, R. Buch- anan, F. Fluhrer, R. Brawin, W. Arndt. FOURTH ROW: Ass't Coaches, W. Diemer, K. Landis, Head Coach Irvine, Ass't Coach Rubicam, E. Marlin, G. Koerner. is-tis u i if T-T , Q ig! Fri T . QQ.. IN THE ABOVE PICTURE Teddy Narleski. brilliant Coils field general. runs wild through Wood- bury. INSET shows Narleski pre- paring to fire a forward pass. x '11 . A . THE ABOVE PICTURE shows Co-Captain 'Ray Narleski con- verting against Woodbury. In the INSET is a closeup of the form which earned Ray the name I-lutomatic . it IIS THE BHCHS with Leslie finally going over for the score. Ray Nar1eski's conversion attempt went wide and Vineland led 7-6. The Calls out- fought Vineland the rest of the way, but couldn't get the ball across the last white stripe. Colls -14 Atlantic City High School-12 The following week Collingswood came roaring back to defeat the highly touted Taffies 14-12. Dick Murphy scored both T.D's for the Calls , on passes of 8 and 16 yards from Ray Narleski. Ray con- verted on both occasions. Coils -l2 Bridgeton-35 Collingswood traveled down Cumberland County Way to meet the powerful Bull- dogs from Bridgeton. lt was Bridgeton's game from the opening kickoff and they dominated play until the fourth period. Late in the fourth period the Panthers paced by Teddy Narleski and the sophomore sensation, Larry Schuman, drove down field for two quick T.D.'s Narleski scored first and then Schuman bulled over from the one foot line. 'Ray Narleski's conversion attempts went wide. Colls F7 Camden-7 Defeated soundly by Bridgeton, the Colls came back and held their traditional rival, Camden, to a tie. Collingswood scored first as Ray Narleski pitched a beautiful touch- down pass to Gordon Leslie. Ray followed up with a perfect placement. Camden came roaring back to knot the count. This ended the scoring for the after- noon and brought the fighting Colls line to the foreground. Again and again the low charging forward wall of Ioy, Collings, Bo- zarth, Glann, Moffa, Drummond and Vignola turned back the Camden team. Coils -6 Phillipsburg-8 Collingswood travelled upstate to meet Phillipsburg. The Panthers surprised every- one but themselves as they played one of ,their best games. The first half was a see- saw battle with Phillipsburg getting several breaks but lacking the stuff to push the ball G0 TEHIIIIIG BY over. lt was a defensive half for the Colls Then in the second half, Collingswood began to move and Dominick Vignola finally took the ball across on a pass from Teddy Narleski. The breaks then went against the Coils and Phillipsburg scored first on a safety and then in the final minutes pushed over the winning T.D. Coils -6 Haddonfield--13 Haddonfield defeated the Colls by the tune of 13-6. Collingswood scored first as Gordon Leslie scored from 18 yds. out. Had- donfield then pushed over two quick T. D.'s to insure victory. Colls'.'-O Audubon-U An inspired Collingswood team fought the Group Ill Champs, Audubon, to a scoreless tie. The Collingswood line dominated play for the lull 48 minutes. The entire first team line along with Mike Matteo, Clem Ben- der, lim Hankins and Eddie Vekony all played the game of their lives in humbling the Green Wave . AT THE RIGHT is a typical scene at the Gloucester game on opening day. INSET shows Big Tom Glann. pivot man ot the first team. ABOVE Gor Leslie. hard hit- ting panther back, spins away from two would-be Haddoniield tacklers. At the RIGHT Leslie's fine running form at close range. 4 AT THE LEFT is Howard T. Irvine head football coach and Director oi Athletics at Collingswood High. Skeets , as he is known to all, is the dean of South Iersey Coaches and has produced winning teams at Collingswood High for twenty-eight years. Calls -26 Woodbury-12 The Panthers tinally came to lite in the last game ot the season. They ran rampant over the Thundering Herd ot Woodbury 26-12. Gordon Leslie opened the scoring for the l'Colls . Then came the deluge in which Teddy Narleski scored twice on a run of 40 and a plunge of Z yards. Dom Vignola also scored on a Ray Narleski pass. Ray Narleski converted successfully on two of the tour occasions. The Calls played as a team in '48, there- tore no one player was outstanding. Gordon Leslie's head on tackles and twisting runs gave him the honored position of All-South Iersey halt-back. Co-Captain Mike Motfa was also selected on the third All-South Ier- sey Team. For his brilliant delensive play ABOVE RIGHT: Gordon Leslie, shitty Collingswood haltback. is seen eluding a pair of Camden taclclers. Leslie's brilliant running and defensive play sparked the Colls all year and brought him All-South Iersey honors. hard hitting Mike Matteo was awarded the lack Gave award as the outstanding sub- stitute lineman of the year. Also outstanding tor the Colls were: l'Dom Vignola and Sherwood loy, glue lingered endsg 'lGreg Drummond, Lefty Collings, and Clem Bender, hard hitting tacklesg Bitter Bozarth, Bill Carman and lim I-lankins, fast mov- ing guards, Stu Glann and Eddie Vek- ony, 'brilliant snapperhocks, Larry Schu- man, Ray and Teddy Narleski, Ben Addiego, and Don De Martin, clever and shitty backs. With two-thirds of the varsity squad re- turning, the coveted title of South lersey Champs should rest again behind the ivy covered walls of Collingswood High School -Next Season! -at ff' WSF . , . , -. A -sa., Is ,uv W Q, r .W 1 'Q . rag. ' 5' ,A J f -. AT THE RIGHT Benny Addiego. speedy. shitty, sophomore haltback is seen turning the Vineland flank in a hard fought contest at Gittone Stadium. Vineland. Addiego, who shone brill- iantly in this. his first year on the varsity. also throws a mean forward pass. AT RIGHT is another shot of the sensational Gordon Leslie. Leslie mixes tremenl dous leg drive with a tricky change of pace to bowl ov- er his opponents. Gordon also stars on the basketball court and on the diamond where he plays a brilliant third base. by an OPPO G0lDEIl GIRLS GET , I u H F dl C nelly nv'---:l - M h nav' PICTURBD ABOVE 'S Renee B cl'findq'Benee can be seen Glona G O sing Woodbury player. 6 Keeping in time .with the drums of the pa- rade, the hockey team of Collingswood High School marched on to Win second place in the South Iersey League, under the coaching of Miss Aida R, D'Orazio, The Colls line-up is: left Wing, Marie Tratta, left inner, Marian Iohnson, center forward, Renee Ford, right inner, Ruth King, right wing, Katherine White, left half, Ruth Gilbert, center half, Olive Onofri, right half, Gloria Mahoney, right full back, Grace Palmer, left full back, Dorothy Crate, Goalie, Barbara Rapp. The team started the season with a bang by defeating Lower Regional 6 to U. They then defeated Gloucester 4 to 3, lost to Bridgeton O to 2, defeated Moorestown Friends 1 to U, lost to Gloucester l to 2, defeated Bridgeton 5 to l, defeated Audubon 9 to U, tied Woodbury U to U, defeated Pauls- boro 4 to 1, and lost to the Alumni l to 2. The Colls girls had plenty of trouble with the Bridgeton team at first, the half ending s ad' ff Gl0RIOUS GOIllS Xi . K Marion Ich I --Conan goal Hson can b ' Wh'1 9 seen AB . Cf-In be seen in thi e 'wo Opposing W OVE dnbblin 9 bdckgr oodbu 9 the ball d ound' ry players Clttem OWU the field Pt to stop her. unuthloyvard fha 'e Gilben 1 to l. But in the second hall Bridgeton tailed to clickl' and the 'lColls pushed tour coun- ters into the goal cage making the final score 5 to l, in favor ol the Coils , In this gg -Sid ,..,1 if game Marion Iohnson made three goals while Renee Ford accounted for both of the others. This was one ol the games that helped the team win second place in the South Iersey League. The Team, Captained by Ruthie Gilbert, received l3 varsity letters. Iulia Taylor was senior manager, She was assisted by lean Wilson and Barbara Potter, juniors. Hockey squad, LEFT T0 RIGHT: B. Rapp, D. Crate, M. Iohnson, R. Ford, R. King, R. Gilbert, M. Tratta, G. Mahoney, O. Onolri. K. White, G. Palmer. SEC- OND ROW: I. Moores, I. Meister, M. Taylor. D. Ro- bertson, D. Wcxllstin, M. Heacock, B. Robinson, I. Seward, G. Tiedeken, B. Seybold, D. Gurskey. D. Gallimore, F. Nightengale. THIRD ROW: B. Potter, Assistant Coach, A. Dougherty, I. Pims, D. Shubert, C. Loeble, G. Taylor, E. Finegan, I. Sykes, I. Camp- bell, F. Finnerty, Coach A. D'Orazio, I. Wilson. G0lDEll LHSSES 0F THE CUURT GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE C. H. S. Opp. Ian. 7 Woodbury 32 30 Ian. 14 Audubon 32 10 I an. 19 Regional 31 1 1 Ian. 21 Paulsboro 36 1 1 Ian. 23 Haddonfield 29 14 Ian. 28 Gloucester 31 33 Feb. 3 Woodbury 21 30 Under the efficient training of their new coach, Miss Alice Dougherty, and her assis- tant Mrs. Shirley Eisenhart, the Golden Lasses of the Court blazed a brilliant 'trail of victories this season. The first game of the season showed the spirit of the team when they came up with a victory 32-30 over Woodbury. The most thril- ling game of the season was the victory over Gloucester, 30-26 after the previous loss. The girls closed the season with second place in the West lersey Girls' Basketball League. This season the basketball team waited until after the first tive games had been played before they chose their captain. The result was that they had as very capable co- captains Dot Shaw and Ann Pultz. Both girls are seniors. The high scorer for this season was Bet- ty Cheeseman, a junior who had a total of 183 points to her credit. Ann Pultz came sec- ond with 109 points. C. H. S. Opp. Feb. 6 Audubon 36 18 Feb. 11 Regional 26 9 Feb. 13 Pcrulsboro 28 1 1 Feb. 18 West Catholic 17 33 Feb. 20 Gloucester 30 26 Feb. 25 Haddonfield 29 24 Feb. 27 Moorestown 19 14 PICTURED ABOVE is the Iunior Varsity Basketball squad. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Loeble. I. Caru- thers. G. Tiedeken, I. Sykes, R. Ford. SECOND ROW: I. Gibson. E. Brandenstein, D. Crate. M. Mclntyre. D. Wallstin. THIRD ROW: D. Robertson. I. Miller. I. Mann. D. Gorman. I. Conrad, 1. Moores. BELOW LEFT. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Managers 1. MacClaskey. D Melick. SECOND ROW: Managers V. De Lisle. P. Leibig, S. Dusenberg. BELOW CENTER. Co-Captains Dot Shaw and Ann Pultz. BELOW RIGHT. - . Wg . fu . . N ru AML--. .....1 nu..- 'n-....l......o.. ' K 'Wt PICTUHED BELOW are the mem bers of the Varsity Basketball squad. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dot Zimmerman, O1lie' Onotri, Dot' Shaw, Coach Alice Dougherty, Ann Pultz, Betty Cheesman. Doris Di- Antonio. SECOND ROW: Dolly Stone. Wink Hand, Edith Green. Betsy Robinson. Grace Palmer. Midge Heacock, Ruth Gilbert, Glor- ia McClure. ,I fi I t I If fi I txt . -, 'N .xtiytw ' I AT THE RIGHT, Ann Pultz, a forward of Col- lingswood, leaps in the air in an attempt to control a crucial tap against a tall Haddon- tield guard. Pultz, a senior, has played three years on the varsity squad. wi In the ABOVE picture, Betty Cheesman, high scoring Cells forward, prepares to drop in another basket against the Gloucester sextette, Cheesman, a junior. performed brilliantly in her second year on the varsity. gl is 3 5 'A Q JF 'N Y SKFQYF gijiwggwg M A f ff . fjjgjj, masfig i rfgiifff' JHESIGT Qf?U2'1' A ' 'fiQ..i ,:.,. L Av.:. ' , 'B Q .. ' f V ,.. , Wi RTM ff M M , 'if ef D 9 my if Olr 56 B Qlgx 'X QQ, '67 ABOVE, Hank Fluhrer hard workin Coll , g 5 P Center, df0Ps in cz field goal against Atlantic City i 1948 marked Hank's second year on the varsity: ABOVE UPPER PICTURE shows Reds Martin and Bob Buchanan hard working basketball managers BELOW is pictured Co Captains Dom Vxgnola and Bill Dare and Coach Ben Mark. f THE C0llS G0 SWING The l947 Edition of Collingswood High Schools hard hitting baseball team went swinging along to second place in the South Iersey Group lV League. The Calls defeat- ed Camden, Vineland, Woodrow Wilson, Bridgeton, and Trenton in league competi- tion. The Calls suffered their only league loss at the hands of Trenton. This loss threw bath teams into a tie for the league lead. In the resulting playoff Trenton defeated the Calls , 6-4 in a thrilling fourteen inning can- test. For his outstanding team play Iames Weir was awarded the coveted lohn Engime Award. Other outstanding performers for the AT THE RIGHT Drew Reds Wilson. hard hit- ting varsity ccxtcher. is seen pulling into third base after sending a screaming hit into his fa- IHG HLUHG 1947 Calls were: Ray Narleski whose fine pitching paced the Calls in their drive for the championship, and Teddy Narleski and Gordon Leslie hard hitting infielders. The outlook for l948 is bright, although an- ly four lettermen return from last year's squad. Key men in the 1948 picture are let- termen Teddy Narleski, Gordon Leslie, Bob Williams, and Tam Glann. Other prospects who showed promise on the lunior Varsity of last season are: S. Ioy, N. Baylie, W. Ardnt, I. Tavani, E. Schaaf, D. Van Netta, A. Augustine, I. Litzinger, A. Thila, B. Purbeck, D. DeMartin, F. Kelley, R. Walters, E. Schankins, L. Collings and Mike Matteo. vorite spot. the deep left I field corner. .bv .un ,.., 'A ttti f it ' . , ...- .i.-- my , ,.a5..4s4s .rtt i'it .. 1 G .I r 9' -.ss . ...ss ' ' 'L - .... Q' sm' ,- AT THE LEI-'I' Ray Norleski, Collingswoods Ace righthcmder rounds third cmd heads for home with cm other run for the Colls . Although Norleski's pitching is his real claim to tame, he possesses an excellent batting eye. ,wg QW xv I 1,1 Q-QQLG' li, 4, , V 2 f THE ABOVE PICTURE is the 1947 Baseball Squad. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ccach W. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Leslie. T. Glann, F. R. Narleski. W. Fingerhut, T. Burroughs, H. Fluher. W. Fox, I. Weir, B. Danley. B. Williams. B. Polt. T. Narleski. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Apr. Woodbury Home May Wilson Apr. Camden Away May Bridgeton Apr. Wilson Away May Woodbury Apr. Haddonfield Away May Vineland Apr. Bridgeton Away May Merchantville Apr. Merchantville Away May Trenton Apr. Vineland Home May Audubon Apr. Camden Home Iune Atlantic City May Trenton Away Diemer. Gifford, Home Home Away Away Home Home Home Away BELOW, Teddy Narleski, fancy fielding shortstop, scoops up a hot one and gets set to make the long peg to first. 1948 will mark Narleski's third season as starting shortstop. Nur leski. a 5' 10 iunior, hails from Woodlynne. . .. K. . 2 1 4 3 f ' AT THE LEFT is shown Ioan Gehrke getting fi ready to execute a swan dive. it N-, f . x PICTURED BELOW is the Girls' Swimming Class. FIRST ROW. LEI-'I' TO RIGHT: D. Hesser, G. Sharpe. F. Finnerty. S. Lore. D. Mund. I. Fogg. I. Moores I. Sykes. B. Diemer. SECOND ROW. L. Churchill C. Woolley. P. Dufiy. I. Gehrke, N. Pile, G. Tiedeken. K .waqv W we is t W? .P R IIIERRY IIIERIIIRIDS The girls' swimming team of 1947 finished the season with a total of 134 points, one Win, and four losses. However, the girls won against Audubon by a score of 33 to 26, Barbara Rapp Winning the 20 yard crawl for the Colls and Hema Reyes taking div- ing honors. On the return meet with Audu- bon the girls lost by a score of 30 to 28, but Dorothy Hesser and Gladys Sharp took first place in two events. The greatest loss was against Little Flower, but the girls shone in their meets with Merchantville. Competitive swimming was abandoned this year, instead, the girls have swimming classes on Thursday at the Y.W.C.A. in Camden, The girls are trying to pass certain tests. ll they attend three-fourths ol all class- es, each girl Will receive the numerals 48 . Genevieve Tiedeken, a junior, is assisting Mrs. Shirley Eisenhardt, C. H. S. instructor, in teaching the girls. Each Mermaid thor- oughly enjoys her swimming classes. I. Stotzner. R. Maas. THIRD ROW. D. Palese, L. Zering. E. Trazanza. M. Iohnson. Mrs. Shirley Eisenhart. instructor. D. Moyer. B. Bailey, A. Stokes. I. Davis. sv sf' . . sy 'I .. ' ' 'V fi I is in L+- BLUE HIID G0lD SlUGG,ERS Collingswoods sluggers are looking forward to a successful year of softball under the leadership of Coach Alice Dougherty. Miss Aida D'Orazio will assist her. Last year many intramural games were played. There were also three games with other high schools. Tuclcerton l3, Coils 365 Moorestown Friends 15, Coils 15, Palmyra ll, Coils lO. There were six intramural teams cap- tained by P. Ratchford, R. Ford, I. Seward, F. Marinella, I. Huber, and B. Cheesman. Flora Marinella's team won the champion- ship and was composed of the following members: G, Cain, D. Murphy, M. Reichley, D. DiAntonio, D. Walston, P. Gallimore, P. Gallimore, P. Ratchford, D. King, and F. Marinella. Miss Dougherty is planning to start the softball season this year with intramural games. Then the outstanding players will have a chance to try out for the team to PICTURED AT THE RIGHT is shown Ollie Onolri capubly putting out Dot Wallstin at first base. Both girls are juniors. represent the school in competition with other teams. So far, there are three games planned with other schools. One game will be played with Palmyra High School at home on April 20th. There are also two games arranged with Haddonfield High School. v ,rp ,.,!q 8-QW 'gil IDD. f QW' ABOVE is shown the softball squad of 1948. b Pultz. SECOND ROW: D. Shaw. D. Cain. D. Brown FIRST ROW, LEFI' T0 RIGHT: B. Smith, K. Wolinski, D. Musselman. P. Leibig. H. Gilbert, M. Friel. C R. Ford. G. Palmer. P. Klessel. A. Dougherty. Coach: Sheetz. I- HOYBL M. Iohnson, B. Rapp. M. Kershaw, C. Holcombe. A. SCIIITILLIITIIIG SIIIIIIIIIIERS STRDHE T0 SUCCESS . C i . 5 g ,fe 1 5 . ' ' 1 v i 5 ,i,k V , , I , in , f f 'tr 1 .,. ,+G-i ' . i . I' . ' . .f-1 , ws 2 ij gy f , , Q I I , x .S H -'., O f SS S PICTURED ABOVE is the 1948 swimming team: FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Warren. B. Wickes. T. Homan, A. Fleming, I. Hasson. W. Carman. B. 1948 saw the mermen of Collingswood High School stroke to fifth place in the Cam- den County Suburban Swimming League. The team defeated Haddon Heights for their only league win. Losses came at the hands of Camden County Vocational School, Mer- chantville, Moorestown, and Haddonfield. All the meets were close, with many races being lost by fractions of an inch. In the Open Meet the Cells finished a surprising fourth. Allan Fleming, who shone brilliantly for the Colls all season long and was high point man of the squad, turned in a sensational performance at the Open Meet and copped the gold medal for top diving honors. Other outstanding performers on this year's squad were: Howard Cutler-40 yard freestyle, Bill Carman-lOO yard breast- stroke, Bob SchultzwelOO yard backstroke, Bob Horn-100 yard freestyle, Art Moffet- ZOO yard freestyle, Brian Wickes, Bill Car- If ! Hom. SECOND ROW. E. Motiet. W. Bedall. L. Gib- erson, H. Sheetz, H. Cutler. P. Brandt. THIRD ROW, W. Ardnt. man, and Bob Shultz-lZ0 yard medley relay team, Alan Fleming, Brian Wickes, Sam Brandt and Bob Horn--160 yard free- style relay team, and lack I-lasson-a diver. Most of the boys on are underclassmen and able experience which future opponents of the this year's squad have gained valu- should be felt by Coils Mermen. SCHEDULE Ian. Merchantville C.C.V.S.-Pool Ian. Vocational C.C.V.S.-Pool Feb Haddonfield C.C.V.S.-Pool Feb. Moorestown C.C.V.S.-Pool Feb. S. I. Open Meet C.C.V.S.-Pool Feb Haddon Heights C.C.V.S.-Pool AT THE RIGHT is another shot of Fleming per- forming in championship style. In this picture a perfect back jack knife is shown. LEFT, Bill Carman and Bob Hom practice :heir starts at the Vocational Pool. Carman com- peted in the 100 yd. breastroke, Horn in the l00 yd. freestyle. AT THE LEFT Al Fleming exhibits perfect form in performing cr gainer from a pike position. Dives like this earned Fleming the gold medal as the outstanding diver in South Iersey. RIGHT, Bill Carman hits the water to swim the breastroke in the medly relay. as Bob Schultz finishes the backstroke leg. ix A slam: SUPERSUIIIC STHRS SPEED IRI 1 Ml! 3 I Ill I S53 s t ll!! 1' I I Bla I lat Q!! MI SEE! ull, . 1-Wah Q.. Q '-3? ' riff 1 gOLL3t,1, LL, 3 t . , y 'K it ff Q. u 5. 5 !cxY,i:V'n- PICTURED ABOVE is the 1947-48 track squad: FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Fluharty. C. Droff- ner. E. McCord. W. Carman, B. Middleton, E. Vekony. G. Henderson. E. Martin. I. Williamson. I. Deering. E. Bowman. SECOND ROW. L. Wack, C. Bender. B. Dyson, R. Hoffman. I. Low. I. Dioszegi. W. Bozarth. R. Rayner. F. Turkot. R. Murphy. G. The 1947 track season brought an amaz- ing array ot stars to the Hcinderpaths of Shields Field. The team met with moder- ate success as a group, but its individual stars shone brilliantly all season long. Collingswood received national acclaim by placing Iohn Murphy, of the class of 1947, on Look's fifth annual All-American High School Track Team as the outstanding high school javelin thrower in the nation. Murphy, who has never fallen below the 160' mark in his entire career, shone brilliant- ly last year. He clinched the All-American title by tossing the spear 197 feet V4 inch in the University of Pennsylvania Invitation Meet. The team defeated Haddonfield, Audubon, Camden County Vocational School, and Woodrow Wilson. They ran second against Palmyra and Bordentown Military Institute, ...- .474 . 'Q- zsf.. M Drummond. F. Erwin. W. Van Horn, P. Holloway. I. Hankins. THIRD ROW. Ass't Coach Landis. I. Murphy. E. McQuestion. C. Tumer. W. Goulburn. I. Lingo. M. Moffa. T. Iones, I. Cromwell. R. Hum- phries. T. Clevenger. H. Keller. B. Esoda. Head Coach Irvine. Haddon Heights and Bridgeton, and finished a brilliant second in the George School Invi- tation Meet. Besides Murphy, high point men for the Colls were Bud Dyson-javelin and dis- cus thrower, Mac McQues'tion-fleet dash man, and Iohn' Lingovhigh stepping hurdler. The prospect for 1948 is bright, with 13 lettermen returning from last year's squad. Outstanding prospects for 1948 are: Mike Moffa-giant weight man, Bruce Middleton, Phil Holloway, and Iohn Dioszegi-high stepping hurdlers, Speedy McCord and Ioe Deering-fleet dash meng George Hendersonfhigh soaring pole vaulter and high jumper, and Eddie Vekony-durable half miler. All pre-season signs -point to an inside track to victory for the Collingswood Thinclads. T0 COIIOUEST 'QI IJ X L. bo AT THE UPPER LEFT. Iohn Murphy. Collingswood's All-American iavel- in thrower. prepares to toss the spear. LOWER RIGHT lack Lingo. 'Bob Maltby, and Walt Harris skim over the high hurdles. BELOW is pictured Collingswood's Shuttle Hurdle Relay Team ol B. Middleton. I. Dioszegi. I. Cromwell and I. Lingo. which took top honors at the George School Invitation track meet. Q.. N.- April 10 Bordentown Home April 17 Bridgeton Relays Away April 23-24 Penn Relays Away April 27 Haddonfield Away May 1 Delaware Away May 5 Haddon Heights-Bridgeton Home May 8 George School Away May I2 Audubon-Vocational Home May 15 South Iersey Meet Home May 22 Camden County Meet Home May 26 Camden Away , 'U ai, 5 7 '- W .l ft - N A-...M .aw l 'L . ,.., I ' f . N ' I , g E 4. .Agp 'i .. 5 'V K ,, 'pi . I K' ' ihf1'fzf3gig I hai W1i1,P?vQx ' A wg-M. ,. ini af tingle ,..., I ' l Th niors, being the oldest and wisest All classes participate in the parade ol school li e. e se are at the head of the parade. Individual pictures oi seniors are used in this next section and homeroom pictures of juniors and sophomores follow. Included with the pictures of each class are also pictures of class officers, sponsors. and those elected to the class Who's Who. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXNRXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxvxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxwxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx The March oi Events on a Week-end .l 1. ,f' . 'I -. l I Q. if n Another week-end! At xcxsu Friday night at ihe movies, THE SEMOBS c ,af 5. 'E n 4 Who's boss on Saturday morning? Leisurew Xoaiing. XXX g- X: II,,,,,11111lllllllllfflfffllfllllllIIllfluIn111111111,ll,,1,,,ll,, Yi f llllf S fl, llifllll A iormal dance on Saturday 1 ., lEHD THE IHHRCH .,f,-.. ,.f- 7 Sunday momxng s servxce f' Sunday nxght s stuuy -1 Blue Monday' C' 5. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXXKKXKKKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXKXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXNKXKXX XXXXXXXXX X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XKXX XXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXX XX KXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXKIXKKXXXXXKKKKKKXK XXXXXV I J flllllllflfflllllllllll W x xx N s ' x 4 1 I . NN . xx G S E Q , X E S N E N X N 1, 22 - jj ' Ni t 2 52 t I xx . ,N , y x 1 - .. SNK x x x xx. x xx xx 77 THE SEIIIURS ABOVE can be seen Miss Esther A. Snoke, the senior class sponsor. seated at her desk. She meets regularly with the senior officers and the Board of Control to plan class activities. RT THE LEFT is Warren Mulle. president ol the sen- ior class. BELOW is Ianet Morris secretary. Class of 1948. BELOW is Dodd Famath treasurer. Class ol 1948. ff' AT THE LEFI' is Michael Mafia. vice president. Class of 1948. LEHD THE IIIIIRCH The Class of l948 has had a happy and successful three years in Collingswood High. As leaders this year of the parade of class- es, the seniors have flown a banner brilliant with success. Miss Esther Snoke competently advises the senior president, Warren Mulle, vice- president, Michael Moffa, secretary, Ianet Morris, and treasurer, Dodd Earnath. These officers plan activities for the class. These same officers, with two people from each senior homeroom, are members of the Board of Control. This group meets every two weeks to plan class activities. The members are Sue Bond, Edward Bowman, Gilbert Busch, Robert Cochran, Iohn Doughty, Eliza- beth Ruth Farnath, Dodd Farnath, Flora Mae Ferner, Ruth Gilbert, Thomas Glann, Gerald Eichelberger, Rodman Iohnson, Gloria Ma- honey, Michael Moffa, Ianet Morris, Warren Mulle, Barbara Rapp, Adelaide Stone, Ar- nold Weber, and Thomas Williams. This year, class activities have included three dances, one of which was the Christ- Party , the yearly 'Christmas Eve Caroling Party, the Senior Prom , and the tradition- al Washington trip. All were highly suc- cessful. The Knight staff conducted a Senior Who's Who by secret ballot last fall. The Seniors elected their classmates to the fol- lowing positions: best looking, Gloria Ma- honey and Richard Coigne, cutest couple, Ianet Morris and Arnold Weber, best na- tured, Ianice Fulton and Iames Litzinger, most talented, Rema Reyes and Edward Palmer, typical class leaders, Adelaide Stone and Thomas Williams, most likely to suc- ceed, Katherine White and Warren Mulle, class clowns, Barbara Rapp and Gilbert Busch, best dancers, Irene Ford and Domi- nick Vignola, most scholarly, Helen Puro and Karl Dorshu, and most popular, Ruth Gilbert and Dominick Vignola. The Class of 1948 will never forget its stay in Collingswood High. No matter what goal the graduates are striving to attain, the best wishes of everyone go with them. mas formal, the senior play, Life of the PICTURED BELOW is the Senior Board oi Control. FIRST HOW SEAT- ED, LEFT TO RIGHT. are: R. Gilbert. F. Femer, D. Farnath. treasurer: I. Morris. secretary: W. Mulle, presi- dent: G. Mahoney. B. R. Farnath. SECOND ROW, STANDING, B. Rapp. R. Cochran. T. Glann, G. Busch. I. Doughty, A. Weber, R. Iohnson, A. Stone. me 1 A .arg .- ,f.5Y5m a1,1:1ff,, 'yy .j f f ifra M i - ' ,fu ,r f wx 4 iff- f ,, up fm, W fr' Arla. X 1 , ,, -4 x '1,f-g 2a5xi.:Q?- Jff'f2Q-S J in SQ ,1 .,,, W, A,,?V1u:,,i,:,,, , . ,L .1 N '27 Z Lx. ' s X 1 UN C' X :P---x. vw' Q ff' ,,.. X C37 o , f Q It . . M 1 , a ' . A . I 5 X: v-X Ki, ., 5' 5-'. f 1 W .. ' sf ' 1. R ' ,J xx' , 1 x K 'k 'R,,,?:'n 1-1-M- - ' ,A 1 VX Qi 5 ...uw-K Q 3 W if , AA 4 , 5' 1 I . ' j ki K v ps i IN MEMORIAM On Tuesday, lanuary 6, l948, Collings- wood High School learned of the death of a faculty member, Miss Anna A. Latimer. Miss Latimer had taught mathematics in Collingswood High School for twenty years, and was planning to retire at the end of this year. Miss Latimer's devotion to duty, her high ideals, her interest in people, her excellence as a teacher, her smile, and her friendly greeting will always be sincerely remem- bered by the faculty and students of Coll- ingswood High School. MISS ANNA A LATIMER iPXMXMiPXX'kkli'JF C. DANE ALDEN 23 Washington Avenue Collingswood 1' 'I i' 'I' i Chief Ambition: to be an aviation mechanic Hobbies: enjoying movies and so- das, aviation Servicesi Glee Club 2,3,4 JEAN ANDREWS 514 Dwight Avenue Collingswood 11:1-if-9 Chief Ambition: to go to Pre-med. school Hobbies: collecting stamps, read- ing books, photography Services: Band 3 ANNE MARIE ANSLEY 33 W. Collings Avenue Collingswood i' 1' ik 'I i Chief Ambition: to be a secretary Hobbies: dancing, reading, eating Services: fNoneJ IANE D. ARMSTRONG 115 E. Park Avenue Oaklyn i' 1' 1' i' i Chief Ambition: to take up cic- counting Hobbies: dancing, eating Services: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 4, Cafeteria Club 2 WILLIAM O. AUGUSTIN 330 Cypress Avenue Woodlynne Auggie Chief Ambition: to go to college for engineering Hobbies: playing ball, working, eating ice cream Services: Hall Guards 3, Baseball 2,3,4g Varsity Club 4 :Psi-v-9 2 f' , i gyyy it 5 sr: 'L at A' 2 f 1 be DOLORES F. AYDELOTTE 221 Haddon Avenue Westmont Dee Chief Ambition: to be a model and a classic singer Hobbies: singing, swimming, and bowling Services: Swimming 2, Basketball 2, Homeroom Officer 2,4 BARBARA I. BAILEY 701 Stokes Avenue Collingswood Barby Chief Ambition: to go to college, to travel Hobbies: dancing, C. O. B, S., having a good time Services: Swimming 2,3,4g Colls High News 2,3,4g News Ex- change Editor 4: Spanish Show 3 WILLIAM I-'RANK BALTHASER 20 E. Clinton Avenue Bettlewood Bill Chief Ambition: further education Hobbies: photography, going out with friends Services: Band 2,3,4 BARBARA LEE BARRIS 523 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Bobbie Chief Ambition: to become a nurse Hobbies: loafing with Pat, Row- dies, dancing Services: Cafeteria Club 3,45 Board of Control 2, Homeroom Offi- cer 3, Student Director of Senior Play 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4 WILLIAM BARTH 112 Lincoln Avenue Collingswood Bill Chief Ambition: to become a jour- nalist Hobby: reading Services: Colls High News 2,3.4: Cafeteria Club 3: Ir. Red CYOSS 4, Baccalaureate Usher 3g Commencement Usher 3 ALBERT C. H. BASHAW 430 Sloan Avenue Collingswood HAI.. Chief Ambition: to become a chemical engineer, and an alumnus Hobbies: driving, eating, working at a soda fountain Services: Choir 4: Glee Club 2,3,4 NEIL BAYLIE 780 Bettlewood Avenue Collingswood Y i 1' 1' ik Chief Ambition: to study for a D.D.S. degree in college Hobbies: dancing, ice skating, sports Services: Football 4, Swimming 45 Baseball 4 HOSEMARY C. BEAVER 134 Evergreen Avenue Woodlynne Beau Chief Ambition: to become a sec- retary to a nice young boss Hobbies: movies, music Services: Office Assistant 3, 4, Knight Staff 4 IOHN S. BELL l E. Greenwood Avenue Bettlewood The Whistler Chief Ambition: to become an architectural detailer Hobbies: Flossie, dancing, draw- ing Services: Football 3: Drarnatics 4, Senior Play 4 A. SHIRLEE BELL 205 Manheim Avenue Oaklyn Shirl Chief Ambition: to study designing Hobbies: dancing, sewing, drawing Services: Knight Literary Staff 45 Senior Play Usher 4 . Sm ,, f i 5 Q A 5 E is Qt' L 'lv sg . A' , t My 3- , 'K r ' T . J .ti .,: tf1 --Qs-'teen ul , I my .13 t W4 . XEYIWEZ. ' :QL Ai li k I ' Mi' , qi . - wwf-X1 :se ::5:,.:Qr:,. WE ERWIN R. BENDER 300 Lees Avenue Collingswood Erb Chief Ambition: undecided Hobby: thinking of ways of get- ting out of work Services: Football 2,3,4, Track 3,4 WILLIAM I. BERRY 233 Cattell Avenue Collingswood Bill Chief Ambition: to go to business school, and to get a good job Hobbies: eating, sleeping, going to baseball and football games Services: Glee Club 2,3,4g Hall Guard 3: Choir 4 RICHARD BERKSTRESSER 911 Newton Avenue Oaklyn Dick Chief Ambition: to visit the 48 states in 48 Hobbies: sleeping, dancing Services: Glee Club 2,3,4 FLORALOU L. BITTERLICH 1629 Woodlynne Avenue Woodlynne Lou Chief Ambition: to have her dreams come true Hobbies: reading, listening to good music, and taking bicycle rides Services: Ir. Red Cross 2, Cafeteria 2,35 Drum and Bugle Corps 3,41 Assembly Club 2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4: Choir 3.4 IANET M. BLORE 214 Richey Avenue West Collingswood sian.. Chief Ambition: to travel and to go to college Hobbies: movies, driving, eating chicken Services: Colls High News 2,3,4g Latin in Manhattan 3, Hockey 2, 3, Library Assistant 4 SEPTEMBER 8-FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL 9PXMXXMPXXiikWt4 'SUE ANN BOND Z0 Cuthbert Road Nestmont Baby Shief Ambition: to go to U, of P. Hobbies: drinking cokes, being with Ieannie and Janie, dancing Services: Choir 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Ir. Red Cross 45 Ir. Red Cross Social Secretary 45 lx Knight Staff 45 Senior Board lx of Control 4 X KAY BOUGHTON 23 E. Beechwood Avenue Daklyn i 'k 'I' i' l' Ihief Ambition: to become a good nurse lobbies: reading, playing a vio- lin, looking at television iervices: Glee Club 253,45 Orches- fffl 233,41 Ir. Red Cross 3,45 Cafeteria Club 2 DAN LILLIAN BOULTON 16 Melrose Avenue Vestmont loanie lhief Ambition: to find a good job, to live a long and lux- urious life lobbies: dancing, club meetings, him ervices: Cafeteria Club 45 Swim- ming 45 Talent Show 25 Senior Play 4 lDWARD LOUIS BOWMAN 1 W. Stiles Avenue Iollingswood Uncle Ed Ihief Ambition: to attend college or join the U. S. Navy lobbies: girls, dancing, eating iervices: Track 3,45 Ir. Red Cross 25 Dramatic Club 3,45 Calls- Hi-Larities 3 IARY A. BOWMAN West Summerfield Avenue Tollingswood W 1' i i' 'k Zhief Ambition: to go to college, to become a model. obbies: music, movies. ervices: None E it L .N 6 rl R R , A 'gr til gi, 5 gif, , 5, fra R' it 5. ,,s, ' if ww Q - Ze Pg ' A ,y j ,L ' it DOLORES MARGARET BROWN 204 E. Collingswood Avenue Bettlewood Dee Chief Ambition: to do general office work. Hobbies: movies, talking to Bob , going with Terry and Dollie. Services: None JOSEPH G. A. BRUSCO 39 E. Greenwood Terrace Bettlewood ..IOe,, Chief Ambition: to be an auto- mobile salesman. Hobbies: driving, singing, going to the movies. Services: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. CARL BUCH 1l4 Curtis Avenue Collingswood 1 i i 1 W Chief Ambition: to be a Marine Engineer Hobbies: fishing, boating, sleeping Services: Glee Club 2, 3 BARBARA EMILY BULLINGTON 425 Lees Lane Collingswood Babs Chief Ambition: to be a school teacher Hobbies: playing the violin, lis- tening to symphonic music, drinking cokes Services: Orchestra 2,3,45 Glee Club 253,45 Ir. Red Cross 2 GILBERT L. BUSCH 80 Manor Avenue Oaklyn Bum Chief Ambition: to attend the Naval Academy Hobbies: bumming, sleeping, doing homework Services: Basketball 2,3,45 Base- ball 3,45 Track 25 Orchestra 2,3,45 State Orchestra 3,45 Choir 3,45 Glee Club 253,45 Boys' Ensemble 45 Homeroom Officer 45 Board of Control 4 time DOROTHY M. CAIN 117 E. Madison Avenue Collingswood Dottie Chief Ambition: to be a good stenographer Hobbies: singing, practicing for corps, going to movies Services: Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 State Chorus 3,45 Drum and Bugle Corps 3,45 Colls High News Typist 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 4 WILLIAM A. CARMAN 213 Lawnside Avenue Westmont Carm Chief Ambition: to have a good Hobbies: bumming ground the Angle, boxing, dancing Services: Football 2,3,4: Track 2,3,4: Swimming 2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Cwlee Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,4 HOWARD H. CASEY. III 212 Fern Avenue Collingswood Case Chief Ambition: to be a success- ful veterinarian Hobbies: shooting pool, sitting on bank steps, sailing Services: Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Swimming 2,3,4: Varsity Club 45 Homeroom Officer 45 Knight Literary Editor 45 P,T,A, Representative 45 Sen- ior Play Usher5 German Club 4 ROBERT KENNETH CHARD 8 Eden Avenue Oaklyn Reds Chief Ambition: to be an insur- ance investigator Hobbies: dancing, sleeping, bowl- ing, eating Services: Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Cafeteria Club 35 Hall Guard 45 Property Committee 35 Sen- ior Play 4 FRANK I. CILIBERTI 806 Linwood Avenue Collingswood Cil Chief Ambition: to go to Califor- nia with George and Dick Hobbies: messing at the Angle, Ocean City, working on cars Services: Football 3 sv 3. if tl lg: I 4 ff s. 'fl V 'nam f ,5 j , ' , I I if I, A Q' CLK' F a ' W ---. ' :5 f' .,x 'V + t . in tr:,, A - , 'C f i 'l 'ii t R ,ggi fy . ,l,t', f jig, . , Q- A, 2' 15 ' st, 35 5 I ,, V , . K, - ,Ja H 1 f an K b--, 4 1,44 f I t . OCTOBER 20 - SENIOR PICTURES IOSEPH A. M. CISTERNA 243 E. Madison Avenue Collingswood ..Ioe., Chief Ambition: to attend N.Y.U. Hobbies: skating, dancing, swim- ming Services: None ROBERT E. COCHRAN 101 Penn Avenue Collingswood Bob Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: dancing, Io, driving convertibles Services: Homeroom President 45 Board of Control 4 RICHARD E. COIGNE 146 Richey Avenue Collingswood Dick ' Chief Ambition: to be an electri- cal engineer Hobbies: dancing, going to movies, Kitty Services: Cheerleader 3, Head Cheerleader 45 Glee Club 2,3 LAWRENCE R. COLLINGS 707 Lees Avenue Collingswood Lefty Chief Ambition: to paddle around the world in a canoe Hobbies: driving, attending H.H.A. meetings, raising heck with Stu Services: Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Hall Guards 3 WILLIAMS COLLINGS. Ir. 713 Lees Avenue Collingswood Bill Chief Ambition: to attend Drexel. Hobbies: eating, dancing, driving. Services: Y dance Committee 25 Cafeteria Club 35 Assembly Club 3, 4. 9PXXXl'XfHXkklt fF VILLIAM COLOZZI 13 Westmont Avenue Vestmont Bill lhief Ambition: to get a good job and to own a ranch. lobbies: playing baseball, shoot- ing darts. lervices: Baseball 3, 45 Football 3. '. IAMES CONROY U6 Curtis Avenue :ollingswood slim., Thief Ambition: to marry a movie star. lobbies: going out on dates, dancing, having fun with Doll. ervices: P.T.A. Representative 25 Color Guard 3. ICHARD COOLING 41 Maple Terrace 'ollingswood Dick lhief Ambition: to go to Califor- nia, to land a good job lobbies: dancing, girls, hanging around with the boys ervices: Cheerleading 3,4 CSE MARIE COPPOLINO J09 Magill Avenue ollingswood Rosie thief Ambition: to attend busi- ness school obbies: driving convertibles, eating, loafing with Terry and Io ervices: None ILDRED SUZANNE CORRISTON '2 Haddon Avenue ollingswood Millie hief Ambition: to be a good sec- retary obbiesi bowling, attending mov- ies and football games ervices: Glee Club 2,3,45 Ir. Red Cross Representative 25 Colls High News Typist 2,3,45 Drum and Bugle Corps 3,45 Drum Sergeant 45 Homeroom Officer 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Commencement Usher 35 Eac- calaureate Usher 3 i i as S iice ktgitl ai, its 'Q' Q :.V,, Qi 'fl x ff x 'te I Qi X if avi, if ni Y if Nb- 'pk DREW COYLE 150 Chestnut Avenue Woodlynne Slim Chief Ambition: to be a draftsman Hobbies: attending H.H.A. meet- ings, collecting stamps, wood working Services: Cafeteria Club 2,3 IOAN MARIE CREELY 124 Richey Avenue West Collingswood Ioanie Chief Ambition: to live, learn and love Hobbies: Him, Rowdy Dowd'y meetings, K.K.K. meetings Services: Sub Cheerleader 35 Head Cheerleader 45 Hockey 2,35 Office Assistant 35 Knight Staff 45 Youth Center Commit- tee 35 Swimming 25 Senior Play 4 BARBARA E. CUNNINGHAM 188 Reading Avenue Oaklyn Carrots Chief Ambition: to become a nurse Hobbies: the hospital, dancing in Oaklyn Services: Colls High News Ad- vertising Staff 25 School Daze 2 RICHARD E. CYBULSKI 30 E. Oaklyn Avenue Bettlewood Rick Chief Ambition: to live at the racetrack Hobbies: drawing, sports Services: Glee Club 2,3,4 IEANETTE DAGGAN 229 Atlantic Avenue Westmont Chief Ambition: to work at Bell Telephone Hobbies: bowling, going to the movies with lack Services: Board of Control 3 LORETTA MAY DALTON 221 Linden Avenue Woodlynne Loret Chief Ambition: to be an interior decorator Hobbies: dancing, Teddy, play- ing Les Brown's recordings Services: Ir. Red Cross 2,35 Cafe- teria Club 3,4 RUTH VJAYNE DAMBLY ll Penn Avenue Collingswood U Ruthie Chief Ambition: to be an artist, to own a white bulldog Hobbies: eating delicious food, lrv,',' C.O.B.S. Services: Coils High News 2,35 Homeroom Officer 2,3,45 Hall Guards 35 Commencement and Baccalaureate Usher 35 Knight Art Staff 45 Senior Play Usher 45 Guidance Com- mittee 4 RAYMOND WARREN D'ANDREA 265 Stratford Avenue Westmont URQY., Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: going to the movies or The Angle, girls Services: Glee Club 2,3,45 Cheer- leading 2, 35 Senior Play 4 DORIS M. DANNELLY 129 Chestnut Avenue Woodlynne Dor Chief Ambition: to be an interior decorator Hobbies: being with the gang, dancing, day-dreaming Services: None ALTHEA CAROLYN DAVIS 441 Collings Avenue West Collingswood Dave Chief Ambition: to go to college and to be the right kind of gal Hobbies: spending the summer at Ocean City, KKK, Club, dates Services: Majorette 2,3,45 Library Club 3,45 Youth Center Com- mittee 2,35 Secretary of Home- room 35 Spanish Play 35 Sen- ior Play 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .ies Jav- EVELYN I.. DeCOU 105 Fern Avenue Collingswood Evey Chief Ambition: to become a schooli teacher Hobbies: singing in a trio, read- ing, playing the piano Services: Choir 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Hall Guards 25 Girls' En-- semble 4 MARY LOU DeCOU 105 Fern Avenue Collingswood 5 1' 'k A' i' Chief Ambition: to study radio and music Hobbies: singing, doing home- work, playing the piano Services: Choir 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 4 LOUIS CHARLES DeLISLE 421 Woodlawn Avenue Collingswood Chas Chief Ambition: to make a suc- cess out of life Hobbies: dancing, music, working Services: Orchestra 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2 DORIS IEAN DERR 214 Parker Avenue Woodlynne Dor Chief Ambition: to travel Hobbies: reading, eating Services: Calls High News Ad- vertising Staff 2, 3, 45 Choir 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Glee Club 2.3,4 WESLEY H. DEVOE 721 Center Avenue Collingswood Wes Chief Ambition: to own a conver- tible Buick Hobbies: sleeping, cars, music Services: None NOVEMBER 1 -FOOTBALL: CAMDEN 7 - COLLS 7 lPXMXXflt'XXMfi'JH IEAN THERESE DiNAPOI.I 109 E. Homestead Avenue Collingswood Dimples Chief Ambition: to be a success in college Hobbies: drinking cokes with Ianie and Sue, dancing, doing homework Services: Colls High News 2,35 Colls High News Editor 45 Ir. Red Cross Representative 45 Administrative Club 2,3,45 Cafeteria Club 2,35 Home- room Officer 45 Pres. Admin- istrative Club 45 Student Cabinet 45 Senior Play 4 IOHN C. DIOSZEGI 94 Park Avenue Westmont Dio Chief Ambition: to go to Drexel and take up engineering Hobbies: building and flying gas model planes, drawing plans Services: Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2 Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 3 IOHN W. DONAGHY 304 Utica Avenue Westmont lack Chief Ambition: to be an ac- countant Hobbies: participating in sports, music Services: Archery 2,3,45 Colls High News Typist 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4 KARL DORSCHU 44 Harding Avenue Oaklyn K. E. Chief Ambition: to become a me- chanical engineer Hobbies: sleeping, eating Services: Choir 3,45 Assembly Club 3,45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 IOHN E. DOUGHTY 123 E. Cedar Avenue Bettlewood lack Chief Ambition: to get a good job Hobbies: dancing, baseball, bas- ketball Services: Baseball 2,45 Homeroom Officer 45 Board of Control 4 tl., If - r n It lb- ff ul Q' ' 5 f QI, if , 3 l if tt . i 55-Q . G. P! T' wif ix 'C A A Q lr t--5251 Wil . 3 A-:5:t.t X i lt 5 fllf it l 1 it i ' 5 MIRIAM E. DUBLE 245 Burrwood Avenue Collingswood Mickey Chief Ambition: to be successful in everything she does Hobbies: sailing, sewing, dancing Services: Glee Club 2, 35 Library Club 2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Student Cabinet 35 Drum and Bugle Corps 2,3,45 Guid- ance Comm. 4 ROBERT MONTGOMERY EDWARDS 809 White Horse Pike Bettlewood Bob Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: dancing, movies, girls Services: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 35 Cheerleader 3, 4 Cheerleader 3,4 GERALD S. EICHELBERGER ll E. Linden Avenue Collingswood ferry Chief Ambition: to become a sec- ond William Allen White Hobbies: dreaming, eating, trav- eling Services: Colls High News Staff 2,3,45 Colls High News Solici- tor 2,35 Sports Editor 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Homeroom Officer 45 Board ot Control 4 RICHARD S. ELFRETH 65 Manor Avenue Oalclyn Dick Chief Ambition: to retire Hobbies: sleeping, homework, bumming Services: None EVERETT S. ELLIS 100 Haddon Avenue Collingswood ..Ev,. Chief Ambition: to become an ac- countant Hobbies: trying to get some sleep, Gophers Hi-Y, sports Services: Assembly Club 3,45 Knight Staff 45 Knight Business Manager 4 I NANCY M. ELSER 3241 Clark Walk Crescent Gardens, Fairview Lucky Chief Ambition: to become a com! mercial artist Hobbies: drawing, reading, listen- ing to the phonograph Services: Archery 45 Knight Art Staff 4 IANET FALTENBACHER 242 Cedar Avenue Woodlynne 1' 'R i i' i' Chief Ambition: to be a commer- cial artist Hobbies: drawing and dancing Services: Ir. Red Cross Represen- tative 3,4 ELIZABETH RUTH FARNATH 403 Virginia Avenue West Collingswood 'iBeii Chief Ambition: to become a tech- nician Hobbies: eating delicious foods, C.O.B.S. 5 W.A.H. Services: Class Officer 25 Home- room President 2, 35 Cafe- teria Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Colls High News .2,35 Y Dance Com- mittee 2,3,45 Student Cabinet 25 Spanish Play 35 Board of Control 2,3,45 Guidance Com- mittee 4 L. DODD FARNATH 516 Bettlewood Avenue Collingswood R' Y if 1' 1' Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: H.H.A. meetings, Ocean City, eating Services: Class Officer 2,3,45 Board of Control 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4 FLORAMAE I-'ERNER 129 Woodlawn Avenue Collingswood Flossie Chief Ambition: to go into nurse's training Hobbies: dancing in Woodlynne, gabbing, seeing the flickers Services: Drum and Bugle Corps 3,45 Choir 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Student Cabinet 45 Homeroom Officer 45 Colls High News 2,3,45 News Feature Editor 45 Girls' Softball 35 Y Center Committee 25 Senior Play 45 Girls' Ensemble 4 sex- 5 Q ., . ff' ' it -. fi? V ' . :s' l I X X f 5, wut Et X 5 1' 5 .. is mx NOVEMBER 14 - ALUMNI DAY ef i MARILYN RUTH FISHER 100 Ardmore Terrace Collingswood Fish Chief Ambition: to attend college Hobbies: dancing, dating Pat, playing the piano Services: lr. Red Cross5 Assistant Attendance Sec. 25 Ir. Red Cross Council Vice-President 35 Ir. Red Cross Council Pres- ident 45 Colls High News 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Iunior Board of Control, Student Cabinet 3, 45 Cafeteria Club 25 Library Club Vice-President 3, President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Archery 45 Sen- ior Play 45 Ir. Red Cross Na- tional Convention Delegate 3 ALAN FLEMING 23 Emerald Avenue Westmont HAI., Chief Ambition: to be a pattern maker Hobbies: sailing, diving, going to The Angle Services: None BLAIR FLETCHER 266 New Iersey Avenue Collingswood Chief Ambition: to attend college Hobbies: sailing and loafing Services: None STEVEN E. I-'LUHARTY 255 E. Linden Avenue Collingswood Flu ' Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: dancing, girls, having fun Services: Homeroom President 25 Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Orchestra 2,35 Band 25 Board of Control 25 Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,4 IRENE INNS FORD 450 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Renee Chief Ambition: to have a room- ing house- Googenholf Man- sion Hobbies: dancing, Certain Some- one, Rowdy Dowdy meet- ings Services: Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball 45 Softball 3,45 Swimming 3 lPltXXXXfHXkklr 'l4 MARY IANE FRIEL 15 Lees Avenue Collingswood Frill Chief Ambition: to become a re- ceptionist Hobbies: dancing, Collyns and parties Services: Library Club 3,45 Knight Staff 4 DONALD FULTON 629 Linwood Avenue Collingswood Don Chief Ambition: to study abroad Hobbies: moving around and see- ing people Services: Glee Club 2,35 Choir 4 IANICE FULTON 629 Linwood Avenue Collingswood 1 'k i' i i' Chief Ambition: to enjoy all her friends, always Hobbies: having fun with the C.O.B.S. and dancing Services: Homeroom Officer 2,3,45 Board of Control 25 Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 45 Office Assist- ant 4 CARMELLA O. GALASSO 304 Bryant Avenue Oaklyn Candy Chief Ambition: to become a lan- guage counselor Hobbies: twirling and K.K.K. meetings Services: Colls High News Adver- tising Solicitor 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Band Majorette 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Usher 35 Talent Show 2, 35 Guidance Com- mittee 45 Ir. Red Cross 45 Office Assistant 45 Youth Cen- ter 45 Spanish Show 3 IACQUELINE ELAINE GEHRING 19 E. Collingswood Avenue Bettlewood lackye Chief Ambition: to be successful in the theatrical world. Hobbies: dancing, playing the ma- rimba Services: Homeroom Officer 35 Of- fice Assistant 45 Knight Typ- ist 4 RUTH M. GILBERT 831 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Gil Chief Ambition: to be a private secretary Hobbies: dancing, movies, club meetings, and him Services: Hockey 2,3,45 Hockey Captain 45 Softball 3,45 Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Hall ,Guards 4 THOMAS IAMES GLANN 2410 Fourth Street Woodlynne Stu Chief Ambition: to own Garden State Race Track Hobbies: H.H.A. meetings, sports and racing Services: Football 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Home- room Officer 3,45 Board of Control 3,4 EDWARD EUGENE GORAK 1027 Eldridge Avenue West Collingswood .,Ed,, Chief Ambition: to follow a career in music Hobbies: studying music, movies, going with the fellows Services: l-lomeroom Officer 2,35 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,4 RICHARD BARRY GREEN 123 E. Palmer Avenue Collingswood Dan Chief Ambition: to go to college and travel Hobbies: scouting, school and girls Services: Hall Guards 3 IAMES W. GRIFFITHS 150 E. Oakland Avenue Oaklyn uhm.. Chief Ambition: to join the Secret Service Hobbies: dancing, girls, football Services: None GLADYS HALL 8 W. Wayne Terrace Collingswood Blondie Chief Ambition: to be a private secretary Hobbies: skating, playing the piano and going to Pinebrook Services: Glee Club 2,3,4 VERENA K. HAND 3 E. Haddon Avenue Oaklyn Wink Chief Ambition: to let the future take care of itself Hobbies: dancing, summers at Wildwood, my boy Services: Basketball 2,3,4: Hall Guards 3: Cafeteria Club 3,45 Homeroom Officer 2,3,4 DONALD LOUIS HARRIS 610 Shady Lane Collingswood Don Chief Ambition: to go to college and to Egypt with Clive Hobbies: experimenting and par- tying at Potter's Services: Glee Club 2,3,4g Hall Guards 3 RAYMOND BOYD HARTER 743 Maple Terrace Collingswood Skip Chief Ambition: to own a plane Hobbies: flying, eating and goof- ing oft Services: None IOHN HOWARD HASSON 13 W. Coulter Avenue Collingswood lack Chief Ambition: to go out to Cali- fornia Hobbies: dancing, eating and sit- ting at Lew's Services: Glee Club 2,3,4: Cheer- leading 4 ,R ua- 1 by x. 5? 2 sbt? 'B .li si 4: Q.. li' X A., 5 'Jas iQ y Q, I K t GEORGE GUY HENDERSON 577 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Goge Chief Ambition: to own a business Hobbies: seeing the boys at the Angle, and going with my baby Services: Track 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4 HARRY HERMAN 5 Ormond Avenue Bettlewood 'l' I' i 1 'k Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: eating and movies Services: None ELWOOD I. HESS, IR. 311 Elm Avenue Woodlynne 1' i 1' Q i' Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: watching sporting events Services: Band 2,3,4: Orchestra 4 DOROTHY MARY HESSER 223 Cedar Avenue Woodlynne 'I'oddie Chief Ambition: to get married Hobbies: being with Bill, at Ben's, at football games Services: Homeroom Officer 2: Swimming 2,3,4g Office Assist- ant 3: Cafeteria 2,3 BARBARA K. HILL 8l'3 Stokes Avenue Collingswood Babs Chief Ambition: to attend busi- ness college Hobbies: the C,O.B.S. meetings, and dancing Services: Glee Club 2,3,4g Hall Guards 3: Office Assistant 4 DECEIVIBER 5, 6- SENIOR PLAY: LIFE OF 'I'HE PARTY fllfxfffffkkwh EDITH MAY HLUBB 31 W. Greenwood Avenue Oaklyn Edie Chief Ambition: to be successful and get married Hobbies: Collyns, dancing and going with the girls Services: Ir. Red Cross 2,35 Knight Staff 4 ROBERT A. HOCKNELL 59 Hill Crest Avenue Oaklyn Bob Chief Ambition: nothing, except to find a wife Hobbies: dancing, playing cards, and drinking cokes Services: Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Band-Drum Major 35 Board of Control 25 Boys' Ensemble 3,45 Senior Play 4 HELEN CONSTANCE HOLCOMBE 232 Woodlawn Terrace Collingswood Connie Chief Ambition: to be eternally happy as a druggist Hobbies: driving and trying to do 60 hours of anything in 24 Services: Ir, Red Cross Officer 45 Ir, Red Cross Representative 45 Knight Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Pres. of Camden County Ir. Red Cross 4 JAMES G. HOLMES 15 Locust Avenue Westmont slim.. Chief Ambition: to be successful Hobbies: loafing, traveling and novel photography Services: Colls High News 3,45 Ar- chery 3,45 Commencement and Baccalaureate Usher 35 Glee Club 2,3,4 JEAN M. HORST 950 Merrick Avenue Westmont Chief Ambition: to go io college Hobbies: working and horseback riding Services: Hall Guard 3,45 Knight Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Usher 35 Guid- ance Committee 9 weft G7- 2 it .Av Y 5'5- 932 . 5' 40: BARBARA CATHERINE HUGHES 308 Walnut Avenue Oaklyn Bobbie Chief Ambition: to be happy and successful Hobbies: dancing, music and movies Services: Ir. Red Cross 2,3,45 Home Room Officer 2 RICHARD W. HUMPHRIES 201 Cooper Street Westmont Dick Chief Ambition: to be a mechani- cal engineer Hobbies: playing cards, dancing, loafing and girls Services: Track 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Home Room Officer 2,45 Board of Control 2 DOROTHY HUNTER 1211 Eldridge Avenue West Collingswood Dot Chief Ambition: to be a secretary Hobbies: boating, dancing and Inky Services: Hall Guard 3,4 IAMES IAY IAGGARD 1037 Park Avenue Collingswood i' R' i' l' 1 Chief Ambition: to be a success Hobbies: hunting, eating, and loafing Services: Track 2,4 DONALD H. IOHNSON 524 Maple Avenue Collingswood Don Chief Ambition: to be a doctor Hobbies: being with Betty, tak- ing pictures, and Gophers Services: Boys' Cafeteria Club 25 Color Guard 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Assembly Club 45 Property Committee 3 MARIAN E. IOHNSON 21 Palmer Avenue Collingswood Mar Chief Ambition: to attend college and to run a rooming house with the club Hobbies: playing hockey, Rowdy Dowdies, and having fun with Renee Services: Hockey 2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Home Room Officer 45 Cafeteria Club 3 RODMAN T. IOHNSON 1303 Elm Avenue West Collingswood Rod Chief Ambition: to attend college Hobbies: loafing, Gophers, Gnd cars Services: National Honor Society 3,45 Assembly Club 2,3,4 RUTH IOHNSON 601 White Horse Pike Oaklyn i' i' 1' if 'A' Chief Ambition: to be a private secretary Hobbies: dancing, eating fried chicken, and having parties on short notice Services: Home Room Officer 35 Cafeteria Club 45 Board of Control 35 Nurse's Assistant 4 SHIRLEY ANN IOHNSON 205 Guilford Avenue Collingswood Shirle Chief Ambition: to be a success- ful secretary and wife Hobbies: being with a certain fel- low, Collyns, Shirley's parties Services: lr. Red Cross 2,35 Nurse's Assistant 45 Cafeteria Club 45 P. T. A. Representative 4 EDITH MARIORIE KELLEY 300 Cypress Avenue Woodlynne Kelley Chief Ambition: to be a dress- maker Hobbies: going to dances, being with the gang, and doing homework f'??l Services: lr. Red Cross 3,45 Knight Staff 4 A4-, 1.- 'Ss ,. , .N . 95 : aqfygg 3. 5- VH. tee ffl f X EDWIN B. KELLY 101 Ardmore Terrace Collingswood Casey Chief Ambition: to go to Holly- wood Hobbies: wolfing, whistling, and waiting Services: Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Band Manager 2,3,45 Hall Guards 3,45 Panther 2,3,4 C. EDVVIN KEMP 507 Maple Avenue Collingswood Ned Chief Ambition: to become a jour- nalist Hobbies: being a Scout leader, model yachting, and camping Services: Glee Club 2,3,4 EVA M. KEMPF 423 Cattell Avenue West Collinswood Eve Chief Ambition: to be a secretary Hobbies: dancing, movies, and lis- tening to records Services: Glee Club 2,3,4 DOROTHY HELEN KING 22 E, Crystal Lake Avenue Westmont Dot Chief Ambition: to have a suc- cessful and happy life Hobbies: dancing, skating, and the American Legion Services: Hall Guards 45 Ir. Red Cross Representative 4 PHYLLIS M. KLESSEL 110 Whitman Avenue Collingswood Phyl Chief Ambition: to work in an of- fice and marry some day Hobbies: dancing, Bob, and marching in the Bugle Corps Services: Drum and Bugle Corps 2,3,45 Y Dance Committee 25 Hall Guards 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 3 DECEMBER 18 - CANDLELIGHT SERVICE 9PttXl'XMPX'MkWli WALTER L. KLINE 373 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Waltz Chief Ambition: to make a trip to the moon Hobbies: sleeping, eating, and football Services: Football 2,35 Glee Club 2,3,4 GEORGE WILLIAM KOERNER, IR. 20 E. Haddon Avenue Oaklyn Sonny Chief Ambition: to go to college or to enter the Navy Hobbies: playing basketball, H.H.A. meetings, and fun with the boys Services: Football 23,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Home Room Officer 2,3,45 Board of Control 2,35 Cafeteria Club 2 MARY ANN KRONBERGER 807 Cooper Street Westmont 1' Q' ik if G Chief Ambition: to travel to Cali- fornia Hobbies: swimming, the gang, and driving Services: Cafeteria Club 4 MARGARET O. LEES 21 W. Franklin Avenue Collingswood Peggy Chief Ambition: to go to business school Hobbies: having a good time, lemon phosphates, and dances Services: School Daze 25 Glee Club 2,3,45 News Typist 3,45 Cafeteria Club 4 PATRICIA A. LEIBIG 14 W. Palmer Avenue Collingswood Pat Chief Ambition: to attend Annap- olis with Rappy and Rema Hobbies: dancing, Rowdies, and loafing with Bobbie Services: Hall Guards 3,45 Basket- ball Manager 2,3,45 Home Room Officer 25 Latin from Manhattan 3 :lt Y Gs i, tl' l ,AC A A- it if? 4, i 'IDX' n-. Q53 t if IOAN ADELLE LEOPOLD 162 Fern Avenue Collingswood Leo Chief Ambition: to be a good nurse Hobbies: listening to the QSO Club, K.K.K. meetings Services: Glee Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Club Of- ficer 2,3,45 News Advertising Staff 2,45 Office Assistant 3,45 Youth Center Committee 2,3 IAMES F. LITZINGER 520 lessamine Avenue Collingswood Litz Chief Ambition: to get a good job and a new car Hobbies: dancing, Reds, and spons Services: Football 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 2,35 Home Room Officer 2 MARVIN LIVINGSTON 207 White Horse Pike Oaklyn Marv Chief Ambition: to go to college or to join the Navy Hobbies: messing with the boys, H.H.A. meetings, and sports Services: Football 2,35 Home Room Officer 4 SHIRLEY-ANN LOFFI' 224 iGuilford Avenue Collingswood Shirley Chief Ambition: to be successful and to be happy with Him Hobbies: dancing, my parties, and meeting friends at the drug store Services: Glee Club 2,3,45 Corps Manager 3,45 Library Club 3,4 AUDREY RAE LOGAN 175 Washington Avenue Collingswood Aud Chief Ambition: to become a nurse Hobbies: T. H. W., C,O.B.S., and eating delicious food Services: Home Room Officer 2,35 Colls High News 2,35 Knight Literary Staff 45 A Latin in Manhattan 35 Guidance Committee 45 Senior Play Usher 4 SHIRLEY CONSTANCE LORE 133 Crestmont Terrace Collingswood Shirl: Chief Ambition: to become a sec- retary Hobbies: reading, horseback rid- ing, and being with Shirley W. and Nancy Services: Colls High News Repre- sentative 4, Colls High News Typist 4 KATHRYN DOROTHY LYNN 156 New Iersey Avenue Collingswood Kassie Chief Ambition: to be a success- ful designer Hobbies: sailing, music, and eating Services: Glee Club 2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Literary Club 2, Hall Guards 2 REGINA T. MAAS 214 Broadway Laurel Springs lean Chief Ambition: to go to college and to get a dreamy red con- vertible Hobbies: dancing, driving, and having fun A Services: N. H. S. 3, 4, Colls High News 2, 3, 4, Ir. Red Cross 4, Assembly Club 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4, Sergeant 4, Instructor 4, Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 3 GLORIA SUZANNE MAHONEY 120 E. Palmer Avenue Collingswood Blackie Chief Ambition: to be a dress de- signer on Fifth Avenue and to marry Hobbies: dancing, Bo, and Rowdies Services: Hockey Z,3,4, Y Dance Committee 4, Talent Show 2,3, Home Room Officer 3,4 SARAH MANGINO 245 Parker Avenue Woodlynne Beanie Chief Ambition: to become a typist Hobbies: cooking, collecting snap- shots, and seeing movies Services: None 1? R' 5 N ,, tr , f .my RUTH MARCUSSEN 907 Maple Avenue Oaklyn Ruthie Chief Ambition: to marry and to own my own home Hobbies: dating Dick, movies, eat- ing out Services: None HARRY ROLAND MARVIN 317 Evergreen Avenue Woodlynne upop., Chief Ambition: to be a farmer Hobbies: eating ice cream, sleep- ing, movies Services: None LOUIS MASI 121 E. Holly Avenue Bettlewood Lou Chief Ambition: to have fun Hobbies: eating, movies Services: None MICHAEL D. MATTEO 3108 Mt. Ephraim Avenue West Collingswood Mike Chief Ambition: undecided Hobbies: going to Gophers, sports, art Services: Football 3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Choir 4, Boys' Ensemble 3 HAROLD RICHARD MAWSON 4 Ogden Avenue Collingswood Whitey Chief Ambition: to be a famous musician and make a fortune Hobbies: going to H.H.A. meet- ings, playing the trumpet, playing the horses Services: None DECEMBER 20 - CHRISTMAS FORMAL 9PXMl'MlPX'X'kkli fti ROBERT VAUGHN McCARTHY 521 Oaklawn Avenue Oaklyn Bob Chief Ambition: to be a bum Hobbies: working, driving, girls Services: Hall Guard 3,4 ELWOOD G. McCORD 47 Ridgway Avenue Oaklyn Speedy Chief Ambition: to take up en- graving Hobbies: eating, sleeping, movies Services: Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Hall Guards 3,4, Home Room Treasurer 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4 EILEEN M. MCSHEA 136 Elm Avenue Woodlynne Mickey Chief Ambition: to drive a car, to be happy Hobbies: going to Woodlynne dances, sleeping with loan, escapades to Wildwood Services: Cafeteria Club 2, Colls High News 3,4: Hall Guards 3 IANET E. MENSCH 216 Franklin Avenue West Collingswood Slim Chief Ambition: to excel in singing Hobbies: singing, dancing, dating Services: Cafeteria Club 2: Soft- ball 4 BRUCE MIDDLETON 461 Park Avenue Collingswood Shorty Chief Ambition: to be a dentist Hobbies: eating, sleeping, sports Services: Track 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4 Q- 1. 3 ,s A iw? I 5- V J 'I M , 3. 1, lk, A, ,,, is CN MICHAEL E. MOFFA 1615 Crosslynne Avenue Woodlynne Mike Chief Ambition: to become a state trooper Hobbies: eating, sleeping Services: Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4: Vice-President of Senior Class IOY MOHRFELD 705 Park Avenue Collingswood Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: eating, dancing, and C.O,B.S. Services: Board of Control 2: Swimming ,3,4, Knight Busi- ness Staff 4 JANET MARY MORRIS 21 W. Clinton Avenue Oaklyn Chief Ambition: to go ot college Hobbies: studying music, going to the K.K.K. and C.O.B.S. meetings, going with that cer- tain someone Services: Home Room Officer 2,3,4, Ir. Red Cross 2: Class Officer 3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4p Choir 3,45 State Chorus 3, Knight Busi- ness Staff 4, Guidance Com- mittee 4, Senior Play 4 WILLIAM G. MOUNT 240 Crestmont Terrace Collingswood Bill Chief Ambition: to be a misogynist Hobbies: Dolly, Gophers, pho- tography Services: Choir 3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Knight Photographer 4: P.T.A. Representative 2, Vis- ual Aid Club 4: Senior Play 4, Chemistry Club 4 ELIZABETH ESTHER MOYEH 165 Fern Avenue Collingswood Chief Ambition: to be a good nurse Hobbies: reading, writing letters, loafing around Services: Knight 4: Ir. Red Cross Representative, Volunteer 2, 3, 4: I. R. C. Council Secretary 3: Club Secretary 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 4, Library Asistant 3, 4 IOAN A. MOYER 5 Logan Avenue Bellmawr Mitzi Chief Ambition: to be a success Hobbies: being with the Agony Sisters and Herb Services: Nurse's Assistant 3,45 Swimming 3,45 Coils High News Typist 3,45 Coils High News Solicitor 3,4 WARREN ALLEN MULLE 238 Knight Avenue Collingswood Mull Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: Gophers, working at Ocean City Services: Home Room President 2,35 Class President 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Na- tional Honor Society Officer 45 Orchestra 2,35 State Orchestra 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Youth Center Committee 3,45 Electrician 3,45 Knight Art Staff 4 WILLIAM GEORGE MURPHY 525 Lincoln Avenue Collingswood ' Murf Chief Ambition: to be a success Hobbies: camping, playing foot- ball, dancing Services: None DORIS A. MUSSELMAN 122 Lawnside Avenue Collingswood W R' 'k Q 'k Chief Ambition: to goto art school Hobbies: going to movies, loaiing, having fun Services: Drum and Bugle Corps 45 Library Club 3,45 Ir. Red Cross Representative 25 Knight Art Staff 4 WALTER R. MYERS 112 E. Coulter Avenue ' C i qs- 4 ,rf-. -has .gtk A 1 I If 'Qi L15 :g . , Collingswood , 1 Waltz ig, Chief Ambition: to travel around 'X A the world and make S75 a A week A Hobbies: sleeping, eating, and , V 'i,,,, ' taking things easy A Services: None 5':ii' FEBRUARY 12 t 'K' TALENT SHOW DAVID I. NAGLEE 620 Stokes Avenue Collingswood Dave Chief Ambition: to be a minister Hobbies: music, working, eating and sleeping Services: Choir 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Boys' Ensemble 35 Or- chestra 2,3,45 Football 2,35 Ir. Red Cross 25 Hall Guard 35 State Orchestra 3,4 THOMAS B. NAGLEE 620 Stokes Avenue Collingswood Tom Chief Ambition: to be a minister Hobbies: loafing, homework, church activities Services: None RAYMOND E. NARLESKI 214 Cooper Avenue Woodlynne HROYH Chief Ambition: to be a profes- sional baseball player Hobbies: baseball and sleeping Services: Baseball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4 CHARLES NEEDI-IAM. IR. 224 Newton Avenue Oaklyn 1' Y 'A' l' 'A' Chief Ambition: undecided Hobbies: driving, dancing, eating Services: None RICHARD ROBERT NEWTON 5 Lakeview Avenue Oaklyn Butter Ball Chief Ambition: to work Hobbies: hanging around the Oaklyn Canteen, developing pictures, arguing Services: None lPXXXl'XflPXX'kkli'Jlf IAMES HOWARD OAKS 459 Park Avenue Collingswood Oakie Chief Ambition: to be a dentist Hobbies: sleeping, loafing, sum- mers in Virginia Services: Senior Play 4 TIMOTHY F. O'NEILL. IR. 20 E. Homestead Avenue Collingswood i' i W i' i' Chief Ambition: undecided Hobbies: reading, going to movies Services: None FRANCES D. PALMA Z3 Strawbridge Avenue Westmont Fran Chief Ambition: to become a pianist Hobbies: piano playing, loafing, having fun Services: Glee Club 2,3,4: Choir 4, Coils High News Typist 3,45 Drum and Bugle Corps 3,4 DONALD W. PALMER l28 E. Cedar Avenue Bettlewood Don Chief Ambition: to go to Florida Hobbies: playing sports, eating and sleeping, going with the Pirates Services: Basketball 3,45 Baseball 3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4 EDWARD W. PALMER 101 Champion Avenue West Collingswood ..Ed,, Chief Ambition: to be successful and happy Hobbies: messing around, music, girls Services: Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Choir, 3 4 gn.- fl N, ,L pdf- I . if .5 P 4 ft Qi I gn- YD' is at v.- f ' v'-:MYR fl 4 5 P4 , , if- A isa .-. GRACE PALMER 528 lessarnine Avenue West Collingswood Scoop Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: eating, music, sports Services: Hockey 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Softball 2,45 Calls High News Advertising Staff 2,3,4, Hall Guard 35 Library Club 4: Glee Club 2,3,4, Senior Play 4 IOSEPH PAULI 427 Park Avenue Collingswood ..IOe,. Chief Ambition: to study engi- neering Hobbies: having fun, photogra- phy, working Services: Glee Club 2,3,4, Choir 4 MILDRED M. PAULLEY 26 Ormond Avenue Bettlewood Mil Chief Ambition: to become a sec- retary Hobbies: working, Collyns Services: Cafeteria Club 3 ELAINE B. PERCIVAL 2406 Fourth Street Woodlynne Percy Chief Ambition: to become a stenographer Hobbies: vacationing at the sea- shore, movies, having fun with the gang Services: Substitute Cheerleader 3, Cheerleader 4: Home Room Officer 4 f RICHARD ALLEN PERRY 404 Taylor Avenue West Collingswood Chief Ambition: to become an electrical engineer Hobby: Boy Scouts of America Services: Glee Club 2,3,4g Choir 3,4g Band 2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Cafeteria Club 2 99 CHARLES E. PETTIT 20 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Chuck Chief Ambition: to become rich, marry and raise a family Hobbies: drinking milk shakes, listening to the radio, seeing Peggy Services: Track 3 DOROTHY I. PFEIFFER 90 Chestnut Avenue Westmont Dot Chief Ambition: to become ct medical secretary Hobbies: playing the piano, drink- ing milk shakes Services: Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Drug and Bugle Corps 45 P.T.A. Representative 4 IUNE PIMS 490 Haddon Avenue Collingswood 'll sl' 91 il' it Chief Ambition: to own a car Hobbies: dancing, S,P.S., Cam Services: Hockey 2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 School Daze 25 Hall Guard 3,45 Library Assistant4 MILDRED I. POLLACK 122 Elm Avenue Woodlynne if 1' i' i i' Chief Ambition: to be happy Hobbies: eating sundaes, listen- ing to the radio Services: None - CLIVE W. POTTER 2l8 Addison Avenue Collingswood Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: sleeping, going to par- ties at Don's, hanging out at the store Services: Cafeteria Club 25 Track 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Cafeteria 2 -me J C V' v APRIL 23 - SENIOR PROM iitigwtiiil N55 etss HOWARD NELSON POWEL 811 Merrick Avenue Collingswood Poke Chief Ambition: to take life easy Hobbies: H.H.A. meetings, foot- ball Services: Football 2,3,4 PATRICIA POWERS l000 Park Avenue Collingswood Pat Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: swimming, horseback riding, oration Services: Swimming 45 Basket- ball 45 Senior Play 4 GEORGE M. PRICE 88 Manor Avenue Oaklyn Chief Ambition: to go into the Navy Hobbies: eating, working at the police station, going for walks Services: Home Room President 25 Board of Control 25 Glee Club 2,35 Cafeteria Club 35 Hall Guards 4 RICHARD PULLIAM 206 New Iersey Avenue Collingswood Stick Chief Ambition: to own a Lincoln Continental convertible Hobbies: dancing with you know who, showing up at house at the right time Services: None DOROTHY ANN PULTZ 50 Harding Avenue Oaklyn Pinky Chief Ambition: college and ca- reer fpreferably marriagel Hobbies: dating, good music, sports Services: Cafeteria Club 25 Glee Club 2,35 Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Home Room Of- ficer 35 Knight Editor 45 Commencement Usher 35 Bac- calaureate Usher 35 German Club 4 Mill HELEN PURO 403 Franklin Avenue West Collingswood Chief Ambition: to go to college and to study languages Hobbies: reading, dancing, movies Services: Ir. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Y Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, N. H. S. Officer 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Colls High News 4, Sr. Play 4, Ir. Red Cross Convention Delegate 3, N. H. S. 3, 4, Chairman Assembly and Dance Com- mittees 4 BARBARA E. RAPP 8 Emerald Avenue Westmont Happy Chief Ambition: to attend Annap- olis with Pat and Hema Hobbies: swimming, Rowdies Services: Hockey Z, 3, 4, Swim- ming 2, 3, 4, Hi-Larities 3, Latin from Manhattan 3, Softball 2, 3, 4, Y Dance Committee 4, Hall Guard 4, Choir and Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, All State Chorus 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Office Assis- tant 4, N. H. S, 3, 4 GWENDOLYN ANNE RENO 109 Lees Avenue Collingswood Snooks Chief Ambition: to live in the Orient Hobbies: swimming, driving, rid- ing horses Services: Colls High News 3,4, Dramatic Club 2,3,4, Cafeteria Club 3,4, Talent Show 2,3,4 REMA IOYCE REYES 2910 Mt. Ephraim Avenue West Collingswood URGY.. Chief Ambition: to attend Annap- olis with Rappy and Pat Hobbies: KKK, meetings, danc- ing, movies Services: Hockey 2, Corps Lieu- tenant 3, Maiorette 4, Swim- ming Z, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Talent Show 2, 3, 4, Latin from Manhattan 3, Home Room Officer 3, Library Assis- tant 4, Senior Play 4 CALVIN CARL RITTMAYER 904 Maple Avenue Oaklyn Cal Chief Ambition: to be happy and successful Hobbies: eating, movies, listening to the radio Services: None kktfft: FRANK EARNEST ROBINSON 34 Harding Avenue Oaklyn 'lr Q' i i i Chief Ambition: to become a flori- culturist Hobbies: fishing and gunning Services: Glee Club 2,3,4 WILLIAM D. ROEGER 116 Kendall Boulevard Oaklyn Bill Chief Ambition: to study medicine Hobbies: swimming, baseball, Fri- day and Saturday evenings with Butch Services: Senior Play 4 ROBERT LESTER RUDDEROW 425 Lincoln Avenue Collingswood Reds Chief Ambition: to travel Hobbies: eating, sleeping, and going to Audubon Services: None ELIZABETH ANNE ROGERS 682 lohnson Avenue Bettlewogd Bet Chief Ambition: to become a sec- retary Hobbies: dancing, swimming at Crystal Lake and going around 'with the B.W.S. Services: Drum and Bugle Corps 3,4, lr. Red Cross 2 IAMES I. ROGERS 20 E. Collings Avenue Collingswood HROQ., Chief Ambition: to be a millionaire Hobbies: eating, sleeping, sports Services: Basketball 23,4 I0l FRANK RIGGINS SCHROEDER 433 E. Melrose Avenue Westmont ..Rigg.. Chief Ambition: to go to Vassar with Ed and Dave Hobbies: 'fmessing around, sports, and music Services: Football 2,35 Choir 2,3,45 State Chorus 35 Track 3,4 RUTH IANE SCHUST 207 Penn Avenue Westmont Ianie Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: dancing, PAD., and that coke with Ieanne and Sue Services: Cafeteria Club 2,35 Home Room Officer 25 Choir 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Ir. Red Cross Representative 2,35 Vol- unteer Ir. Red Cross 45 At- tendance Secretary of Ir, Red Cross Club 3,45 Calls High News Advertising Staff 25 Knight Staff 45 Senior Play 4 ROBERT SCHWARTZ 402 Virginia Avenue West Collingswood Bob Chief Ambition: to get a job Hobbies: wasting time, and lis- tening to ball games Services: Basketball 2,3,4 BARBARA IANE SELTZER 32 Newton Avenue Oaklyn Bobbie Chief Ambition: to study commer- cial art and to be a success Hobbies: drawing, making red clothes, dancing at Audubon Services: Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Knight Art Staff 4 ARTHUR H. SENDROW 200 W. Clinton Avenue Oaklyn Art Chief Ambition: to be happy and successful Hobbies: playing sports, music, and Frat Services: Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Cafeteria Club 4 IOAN MARIE SEWARD 53 Emerald Avenue Westmont Sue Chief Ambition: to learn to get along with people Hobbies: dancing, club, riding motorcycles Services: Hockey 2,3,45 Swimming 2,3,45 Y Dance Committee 4 DOROTHY E. SHAW 106 Kendall Boulevard Oaklyn ..Dot.. Chief Ambition: to go to college or business school Hobbies: dancing, basketball, and movies Services: Glee Club 2,3,45 Basket- ball 2,3,45 Softball 2,45 Ir. Red Cross 2,3,4 CAROL SHEETZ 739 Park Avenue Collingswood 'I i' i i' i Chief Ambition: to get a good job and to live a happy life Hobbies: dancing, Boll Weevils, Co1lyns Services: Cafeteria Club 25 Soft- ball 4 JOHN SHINN 25 Lincoln Avenue Collingswood 1 'k Q 'k l' Chief Ambition: to join the U. S. Navy, then a radio career Hobbies: eating spaghetti, base- ball, cars Services: None MARGARET ELIZABETH SINTON I7 Ardmore Terrace Collingswood Peggy Chief Ambition: to be ct techni- cian and to be happy Hobbies: Charles, Marilyn, and Phyllis Services: Hockey 25 Choir 45 Ir. Red Cross 25 Glee Club 2,3,4 MAY 13. 14, 15 - WASHINGTON TRIP 4PXXlXXHt'XXkklH'll1 AUDREY M. SMITH 232 Evergreen Avenue Woodlynne 1 1' i' 'I' 1' Chief Ambition: to become a ca- reer girl Hobbies: skating, dancing, club meetings Services: Cafeteria Club 35 Nurse's Assistant4 EARL R. SMITH 35 Hillcrest Avenue Collingswood Smitty Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: sleeping and Gophers Services: Glee Club 2,3,4 IEAN ELIZABETH SMITH 636 Stokes Avenue Collingswood Betty Chief Ambition: to become cr nurse Hobbies: eating butterscotch sun- daes, Y.F.C. meetings, music Services: Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Assembly Club Z,3,45 Ir. Red Cross 25 Drum and Bugle Corps 2,3,4 IEAN ELIZABETH SMITH 2 Eden Avenue Oaklyn i i Q' i' 1 Chief Ambition: to get a good job, success, and happiness Hobbies: reading, movies, dancing Services: Ir. Red Cross 35 Hall Guard 3,4 IO-AN S. STAINKER 108 Richey Avenue West Collingswood ..IO,. Chief Ambition: to be happy and successful Hobbies: dancing, movies, going around with the I's Services: None I . ,,.. AA,, .... Ag 6 MAHGARETTA HELEN STARRETT 18 Haddon Avenue Westmont Shorty . Chief Ambition: to get married and go down South Hobbies: going out with Graham, seeing good movies, dancing Services: None NELLIE B. STEINHOFF 32 E. Oakland Avenue Bettlewood Twig Chief Ambition: to go to teach- ers' college Hobbies: swimming and bike riding 1 Services: Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 45 Nurse's Assistant 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Usher 35 Hall Guard 45 Knight 45 Guid- ance 4 ALICE EMMA STOKES 186 Elm Avenue Woodlynne HAI.. Chief Ambition: to be a nurse Hobbies: being with Fletch and the gang and Ocean City Services: Band 23,45 Orchestra 25 Glee Club 2,345 Choir 3,4 ADELAIDE DOLORES STONE 214 Carlton Avenue Westmont Dolly Chief Ambition: to go to Dickin- son College Hobbies: Bill, C.O,B.S., and eating delicious food Services: Class Officer 2, 35 Home- room Officer 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 35 Board of Control 2, 3, 45 Library Club 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Cabinet 3, 45 Spanish Show 35 Knight 45 Guidance 45 Senior Play 4 IOHN ALAN STRATTON 28 W. Haddon Avenue Oaklyn Shutterbug Chief Ambition: to go to college or to get a job Hobbies: photography, dancing, and dates Services: Coils-High News Lit- erary Staff 2, 3, 45 Photo- grapher 45 Knight Photo- grapher 4 IULIA ELIZABETH TAYLOR 203 Lakeview Drive Collingswood Uludy., Chief Ambition: to go to college and own ci convertible Hobbies: going to Avalon, Com- ets, music Services: Colls High News 2,3,4, Swimming 2,3,4, Softball 2, Assembly Club 3,4, State Or- chestra 3,4, Spanish Show 3, Orchestra 2,3,4, Hockey Man- ager 3,4, Office Assistant 4, Officer of Office Assistant 4, Nurses Assistant 4, Student Cabinet 4 ISABELLE THOMPSON 1123 Walnut Avenue West Collingswood Inky Chief Ambition: to become a sec- retary Hobbies: boating, dancing, going out with Dot Services: Drum and Bugle Corps 3,4 IEANNE THOMPSON 800 Belmont Avenue Collingswood W i' i' i' i' Chief Ambition: to do missionary Work Hobbies: reading, eating, going places Services: Glee Club 2,3,4, Choir 4, Cafeteria Club 2,4 ROY W. TIBBETTS 614 Center Avenue Collingswood Tib Chief Ambition: to travel, then retire Hobbies: dancing, girls, eating Services: Hall Guard 3 ROBERT C. TILTON 24 Hillcrest Avenue Collingswood ..T,, Chief Ambition: to be a success- ful tenor man Hobbies: dancing, music, girls Services: Glee Club 4 1- : , Q., - tli: Eggs K I3 af' VIRGINIA ELAINE TILTON 33 W. Collings Avenue Collingswood Ginny Chief Ambition: to go to art school Hobbies: drawing, sewing Services: Board of Control 2, Knight Staff-Art Editor 4 DORIS IEAN TONYES 104 Cambridge Road Westmont HT., Chief Ambition: to become a stenographer Hobbies: bowling, dancing, Boll- Weevil Club meetings Services: Swimming 3,4 M. PAULINE TOMLINSON 316 W. lackson Avenue Magnolia Polly Chief Ambition: to work, then get married Hobbies: being with George, danc- ing, meeting the gang Services: Glee Club 2, Home Room Officer 3, Library Assistant 4 DONALD H. TRUAX 10 Haddon Avenue Westmont True Chief Ambition: to become a suc- cessful alto man Hobbies: dancing, looking for a woman, being cr musician Services: None RAYMOND E. VALLELEY 202 White Horse Pike Oaklyn Rudy Chief Ambition: to become an engineer Hobbies: skating, bowling, eating Services: Orchestra 4 IUNE 6 - BACCALAUREATE SERVICE 9PXXXXl'MPXX'kkli fF DAVID H. VAN NETTA. IR. 5 E. Cedar Avenue Bettlewood Tracy Chief Ambition: to become an engineer Hobbies: bowling, baseball, eating Services: Baseball 3,45 Glee Club 2,4 MARGARET LOUISE VICTOR 209 White Horse Pike Oaklyn l I' i i 'R Chief Ambition: to have a good paying job Hobby: sewing Services: Glee Club 2,3,45 Ir. Red Cross 3,45 National Honor So- ciety 4 DOMINICK VIGNOLA ll06 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Pal Chief Ambition: to become a pho- to-engraver Hobbies: playing football, basket- ball, and l. I. F. Services: Football, 3,45 Basketball 3,4 ELIZABETH MARION VOGEL ll W. Wayne Terrace Collingswood Betty Chief Ambition: to go to Cali- fornia Hobbies: drinking milk shakes, going with Dot, movies Services: Hall Guard 4 CLAIRE VIRGINIA WALLS 26 Summerfield Avenue Collingswood Chief Ambition: to attend busi- ness school Hobbies: swimming, dancing, and skating Services: None ,fb J 5 X. ittf N Im, ' Q5 , K be 15. W I R if W hx 5, W l DAVID WATSON 24 Harding Avenue Oaklyn Wats Chief Ambition: to go to Vassar with Ed Hobbies: dancing, and messing around Services: Football 2 ELEANOR WATSON 123 Frazer Avenue Collingswood Chief Ambition: to go to college Hobbies: playing the fiddle, horse- back riding Services: Glee Club 2,3,45 School Orchestra 2,3,45 State Orches- tra 4 ARNOLD KARL WEBER. IR. 206 Harding Avenue Collingswood Web Chief Ambition: to attend law school Hobbies: listening to Satchmo Armstrong, Gophers, play- ing baseball Services: Ir. Red Cross 25 Knight Staff 45 Swimming 35 Choir 2,3,45 State Chorus 45 Senior Play 4 EARL WELLS l27 Emerald Avenue Westmont 'k 'R 'k 'k it Chief Ambition: to be a butcher or C. P. A. Hobbies: eating, working, playing pin ball machines Services: Archery 3,4 BERNICE MARIE WENDELL 79 Melrose Avenue Westmont Bunny Chief Ambition: to be a success in a secretarial position Hobbies: dancing, going with the l's, music Services: Drum and Bugle Corps 3,45 lr. Red Cross 25 Tennis 45 Colls High News 3,45 Colls High News Head Typist 45 Cvlee Club 2,3,4 KATHERINE L. WHITE 512 Richey Avenue West Collingswood Kass Chief Ambition: to attend college and to be successful and happy Hobbies: dancing, having a good time, sports Services: Hockey 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 25 Softball 25 N. H. S. 3, 45 Board of Control 2, 35 News Z, 3, 45 Editor-in-Chief 45 Assembly Club 3, 45 Lib- rary Club Officer 45 Bac- calaureate and Commence- ment Usher 35 P. T. A. 3 SAMUEL THOMAS WHITE. IR. 256 Woodlawn Avenue Collingswood Sam Chief Ambition: to attend college Hobbies: playing the fiddle and sax, listening to hot jazz, Gopher meetings Services: Orchestra 25 Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Football 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Boys' Ensemble 4 ROBERT E. WILLIAMS 33 Virginia Avenue Collingswood Bob Chief Ambition: to take a trip to Boston to start a singing ca- reer Hobbies: listening to recordings, singing, Phyllis Klessel Services: Baseball 3,45 Choir 3,45 Band 3,45 State Chorus 3,45 Boys' Ensemble 4 THOMAS HENRY WILLIAMS. IR. 241 Haddon Avenue Collingswood Tom Chief Ambition: to enter the serv- ice Hobbies: A.R.L,, bank steps, pocket billiards Services: Class President 2, 35 Cabinet 2, 3, 45 Assembly Club 2, 3, 45 President 45 Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Usher 35 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 45 N. H. S. 3, 45 President 45 Board of Control 2, 3, 4 RODNEY WISHART 208 Woodlawn Terrace Collingswood Rod Chief Ambition: to buy a new car and to go to California Hobbies: going to dances, girls, messing around Services: None , t t 1 lr- ij , A 5 ,, IUNE 10 - COMMENCEMENT ii IOAN WITHERS 10 Cooper Street Westmont Diz Chief Ambition: to be a secretary Hobbies: bowling, dances, Boll- Weevil Club meetings Services: None KATHERINE ANN WOLINSKI 2504 Fourth Avenue Woodlynne Kass Chief Ambition: to get a good job and to be happy Hobbies: eating, reading, having fun Services: Colls High News Staff 2,3,45 Softball 3,45 Cafeteria 3,4 FRANK YANNETTE 115 E. Knight Avenue Collingswood i' i' R' 'I' i Chief Ambition: to make a million dollars Hobbies: bowling, horseback rid- ing Services: None ANN MARIE ZENOBI 223 Parker Avenue Woodlynne Ann Chief Ambition: to become a model or to be a nurse Hobbies: skating, dancing, horse- back riding Services: Nurse's Assistant 45 Ma- jorette 3,4 WARREN ZINN 13 E, Ormond Avenue Bettlewood Zinny Chief Ambition: to go into police work Hobbies: working, playing base- ball Services: Glee Club 2,3 lPXMXXMPXX'kklS 'fF CAROL LEE 135 Cedar Avenue Woodlynne Chief Ambition: to be a missionary Hobbies: playing the piano, church work Services: None DORIS MARY WOOD 627 Hunter Street Gloucester Dorie Chief Ambition: to be a good secretary. Hobbies: dancing, going around with Pauline, Dot, and the gang. Services: Library Assistant 3, 4: Colls-High News Typist 3, 4. KARL DORSCHU MARILYN RUTH FISHER PHYLLIS M. KLESSEL WARREN ALLEN MULLE GERALD S. EICHELBERGER CARMELLA O. GALASSO RODMAN T. IOHNSON DOROTHY ANN PULTZ DANIEL IOSEPH VENTROLA 417 Woodlawn Avenue Collingswood Dan Chief Ambition: to be an aero- nautical engineer. Hobbies: playing clarinet and saxophone. Services: None HIGH EST HO NORS HO NO RS HELEN PURO ADELAIDE DOLORES STONE KATHERINE L. WHITE BARBARA RAPP ELIZABETH RUTH FARNATH WILLIAM BARTH RUTH VVAYNE DAMBLY THE JUIIIORS STIIIID IIIID IIHIIT ,. l PICTURED ABOVE are the officers and advisor ot the Class ot 1949. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: lane Bleming, secretary: Olive Onoiri. treasurer: Marjorie, Heacock, corres- ponding secretary. SECOND ROW: Theodore Narleslri. president: Char- les MacCaslin, advisor: Robert Pur- beck. vice president. TO THE RIGHT are pictured Nan Keenan and Walt Baker. Class Comedians. TO THE LEFT are pictured the Typical Iuni- ors. They are Sonja Barth and Sherwood Ioy. The juniors, who will lead the parade of classes next year, have just finished a year sparkling with events. They have presented two informal dances, one in October and an- other in januaryg they sponsored the selling of the school jewelry last tall, they elected competent class officers, they voted for their Who's Who , they had fun and success. Mr. Charles M'cCaslin capably advises the junior class, whose officers are president, Theodore Narleskig vice president, Robert Purbeckg secretary, jane Blemingg cor- responding secretary, Marjorie I-leacockg and treasurer, Olive Onofri. A Board of Control consisting of two members from each home- room meets frequently to plan and discuss class activities with their officers. ln a secret Who's Who ballot conducted by The Knight , the juniors elected their classmates to the following positions: easiest to look at, jane Bleming and Richard Preston: best athletes, Olive Onofri and Gordon Les- lie: class comedians, Nan Keenan and Walter Baker: typical juniors, Sonja Barth and Sher- wood Ioyg and best dancers, Barbara Fer- guson and Anthony Tate. Best wishes for a happy and successful senior year from the class of 1948! HOME ROOM 15 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Ashworth, I. Robertson, L. Simons, R. Dischert. E. Kelly. M. Kron- berger, N. Wightmcxn. B. Cocker. I. Glynn. SECOND ROW, LEFI' TO RIGHT: A. Moffett, A. Kohler, L. Chur- chill, D. Ballinger, B. Oeh- Iers, L. Rugcrt, E. Icmvier, P. Maxwell, W. Clifford. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Bader, S. Nod- der. C. Geiger. B. Esodcx, G. Horneii, I. Stackhouse, A. Perrella. HOME ROOM 26 FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Clarke, F. Night- engcle, I. Meister, S. Schwartz, G. Tiedelcen, I. Kleinschmidt, I. Mcmgle, E. Burchill. B. Potter. SECOND ROW, LEI-'I' TO RIGHT: C. Heverly. A. Vollmer, R. Mil- ler, D. Kincaid, E. Deering, T. Shannon. F. Irwin, F. Smith, A. Weldon. THIRD ROW. LEFI' TO RIGHT: R. Pcxrmelee. C. Pierson, R. Murphy, S. Bishop. R. Mun- rote, W. Wotring. THE JUIIIORS HOME ROOM 20 FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Hope. I. Keenan. B. Cheesmun, C. Hesser. I. Boileuu, I. Mitchell, N. F o w l e r , R. lVIcClury. B. Lynch. S E C O N D ROW. LEF1' TO RIGHT: E. Smith. I. Rush, H. Sheetz. N. Pile, R. Highee, B. Robinson. M. Green, D. Stroehle, A. Thilo, A. Tote. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Heeneke, N. Truttu, E. Hiemer. D. Iones, N. McHenry, B. Smith, A. Shcxeller. HOME ROOM 31 FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. MacClaskey. W. Chadwick, S. Dusenburg, D. Di Antonio. R. Leise, L. Nizak, A. Middlteton, I. Davis. R. Marshall. SEC- OND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Urban, I. Butter- loss, C. O'Brien, I. Hench, I. Painter, B. Fink, L. Ford, D. Bowden. A. Paolini. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Post. H. Wintling, N. Spear. R. Scudder. B. Fry, K. Iustheim. N. Mitzker, R. Preston. .ve '- THE JUIIIURS The good looking couple pictured at the LEFI' are lane Bleming and Richard Preston, voted easiest-to- look-at . among the juniors. Pictured at the RIGHT are the two best dancers of the iunior class. Bar- bara Ferguson and Anthony Tate. HOME ROOM 29 FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Pollack. M. Bush, S. Mueller, I. Walters. S. Robinson. E. Lofft, M. Pat- terson. D. Beasley, D. Rob- ertson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Ien- nings, B. Rose. N. Keenan, I. Seningen, E. Green, S. Ward. I. Selby, N. Leap, W. Sharer. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Schdoeder, L. Hornherger, C. Heim- bach, G. Drummond, D. Pettit, S. Ioy. C. Funk. V0 HOME ROOM 30 FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Annich, R. Miller, I. Calloway. D. Walstin. T. Crist. P. Duffy, M. DiLullo, M. Ladik, L. Cooper. SEC- OND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Cosgrove. I.. Newcomb, I. Low, O. Ono- fri. E. Adler. E. Crook, B. Ferguson, W. Baker. L. Dager, H. Conover. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Baker, G. Cranmer, F. Fluhrer. W. Dare. N. Davis. E. Lattanzi, W. Brewin. IIO HOME ROOM 36 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Barih. M. Buck- ley. B. Diemer, I. Ford, D. Selby. E. Carr. E. Wagner. N. Ciuni, R. Coigne. SEC- OND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Hickman, I. Fogg, I. Pultz, B. Wickes. L. Gib- erson. H. Cuiler. I. Tavani. G. Iennings, M. Heacock. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. DeI.isle, I. Grigo. B. Randall, I. Wilson, D. Furlow, I. Stotzner, G. Wil- liams, M. Taylor. HOME ROOM 40 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Sanlamaria. M. Kershaw. C. Addiego, L. Starrett. D. Wilcox, E. Heg- arty, P. Hauck, S. Spade, I. Dougheriy. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Heinz. G. Sharp, R. Bause. O. Piper, D. Schmoll, M. Keemer, G. Bom. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Preston, A. Robinson, E. Mcglinchey, E. Henry, S. Robbins. HOME ROOM 32 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT D Mehck N Spangler, D . Martin. I. Kampmeyer. M. Deuter, M. Laman, L. Zering, E. Town- send, M. Ziemianck. SEC- OND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Deith. P. Brandt, I. Paslcer. I. Reed, D. Crate. I. Wooley. G. McClure, R. P u r b e c k , F. Boughton. THIRD ROW, LEFI' TO RIGHT: T. Narleski, I. Han- kins, G. Leslie, W. Blankly, W. Amdt, R. Walter, D. Kennedy. HOME ROOM 35 FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Pund, C. Hill, R. Mund, I. Beck, I. Gehrke. I. Moores, I. Bleming. I. Wea- therby, E. Martin. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Vekony. R. Shuliz. L. Nich- olas. F. Pierce. R. Iones. R. Buchanan, W. Feather. R. Divis. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Dalion. I. Machulsky. H. Lindeborn, P. Holloway, E. Schaai. B. Eichmann, I. Buhrman, B. Addiego, L. Sassa. The C THE SUPHUIIIURES IIIFIRH TIIIIE PICTURED ABOVE are the soph omore class officers and sponsor FIRST ROW: Ed Miss Marion Merwin. sponser: lean Campbell. vice-president. SECOND ROW: Elynor Homcm. secretary: and Doris Gurskey, treasurer. To the LEFT are the sophomore class athletes-Barbara Seybold and Larry Schuman. To th Gerry Groeber-sophomore class clowns. win Smith. president: e RIGHT are lean Sykes and lass of 1950 anxiously awaits the chance to lead the parade of classes. Al- though the sophomores bring up the rear of the parade, their activities have kept them busy throughout the year. They have spon- sored two informal dances, A Winter Won derland in December and a March dance During May the yearly trip to the Philadele phia Zoo was taken. Miss Marion Merwin directs the sopho- more class, whose officers are Edwin Smith, president, lean Campbell, vice-president Elynor Homan, secretary- and Doris Gurske f Y, treasurer. Besides these class officers the sophomores have a Board of Control which meets o ties. The Sophomore Who's Who was con ften to plan and discuss class activi ducted by The Knight last fall. The results are as follows: best looking sophomores are Doris Shubert and Don athletes are Barbara Seybold and Lawrence Schurnang Class clowns are lean Sykes and Gerry Groeberg most likely to succeed are lean Campbell and Robert Brewing and most popular are Elynor Homan and Edwin Smith. The Class of 1948 wishes the class of 1950 the best of luck and success at Collingswood High. ald DeMarting best - . 'iq HOME ROOM 12 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Lyons, B. Thomp- son, I. Roberlson, E. Bran- denstein, H. Hermann, I. Diefendorf, M. Godshall, D. Victor, R. DiMingo. SEC- OND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Parker, F. Peny, D. Medvene, I. Pawlowski, M. Duff, I. Zauzner, B. Iack- son, B. Bull. M. Hacht-el, R. Neibart, R. Paulley. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Deniken, A. Machulsky, R. Donnelly, P. Lynch, E. Heit- ler, W. Bozarth, L. Barber, F. Kelly, E. Bertholet. ,-.- I if X,-lg. HOME ROOM I0 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Brusco, B. Noll, C. Slacum, B. Lynch, S. Arthur, I. Shaiier, G. Davis, H. Iones, I. Thompson. SEC- OND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Wall, N. Rebel, E. Lees. F. Hanling, R. Yo- der, I. Pentz, R. Kennedy. H. Iackson, H. Knause, R. Carvelli, M. Sheridan. THIRD ROW, LEFI' TO RIGHT: F. Ewing, R. Hille- gas, E. Kline, F. Cranston, R. Louderback, G. Schank- in, R. Brewin. C. Taylor, I. Fuller, R. McClintock. 8,5 :ii .. THE SUPHOIIIURES HOME ROOM ll FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Falkeqstein, A. Craig, B. Raynor, G. Reich- ley, I. Sykes, M. Murphy. S. McGunniglre, I. Sharp. E. Olsen. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Gel- lien, I. De Milto, F. Iohnson. E. Bell, M. Eisele, I. Dar- gan, D. Roberison, I. Bax- ter, D. Babish, T. Homan, I. Fox. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Bailey, E. Dailey, A. Sharpe, S. Wheeler, T. McNutt, W. Lowe. W. Seitz, D. DeMar- iin, R. Watkins. 1 ff ' 1- . 1 3 2 1 A ,.. f , 'P 1 J k k 5 , ,, . 'WM WZ! . W 3 4:4 fWQf?.i gg, ' .fi V Q, 2 M. -zsygg' M J , n Qi., L. 0 v' xr: 5 wi 1 X1 I ,, - 2 'K , x QI 'E N x A ,zu - yg.. 1 i W fi Q ,, 1, ., ' Z, 'i We 3 v ,, V Qi 3 fa 2 sx 1 Q 1 'vi' 1? L, Q 'f KV . W 3 a an 35' f Q v v ,1'f'?,1f NJ' Q x 9. , g 1 on Q ,K . X ,I ' I -: H Q5 2 ,fu Li.: 1 Q in I I ' 5' h T l ini, ' ' ' ' gf 3 3 x 9233 ., T4 er. KJ as A K Liv ya as f W if HOME ROOM 19 FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Weir. S. Garris D. Kramer, C. Matthews. C. Loeble. E. McMurray, G. McLaughlin. R. Scriboni. C. McKendry. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Albert- son. R. Baume, M. Fox, M. Hopkins. F. Ienkins. R. Ford. L. Iames. K. Raichle, G. Orsatti, T. Laricy. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Daily. W. Mercer, W. Pal- mer, I. Holcombe, L. Schu- man, I. Sinton. D. Ienkins. P. Perkins. G. Paolini, R. Schwartz. The good looking couple shown at the RIGHT are Donald DeMartin and Doris Shubert. chosen the best looking members of the sophomore class. HOME ROOM 23 FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Schmidt. H. De Cou. D. Gurskey, D. Shubert. M. Moran. W. Thomson, M. Higgins. SEC- OND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Stockton, G. Van Newenhizen, V. Stew- ard, I. Frank, I. Copeland. B. Sharpe, P. Robertson, K. Geist, W. Haworth. E. Smith. E. Wallace. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Fogarty, W. Price, R. Rapp. E. Taylor, R. Gerhard, L. McGee. H. Corriston. W. Bantle. R. Kramer. L. Har- wood, P. Tavani, R. Smith. I. Knellwolf. HOME ROOM 21 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Fleming. M. Wil- kens. I. Walls, R. Watt. E. Homan, D. Graham, B. Liv- ingston, M. Hughes. D. Deane. SECOND ROW. LEFI' TO RIGHT: S. Thomp- son. E. Christie, D. Head- land, L. 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