Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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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.

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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