Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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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

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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

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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.