Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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I ,I l W E CHOOSE OUR ROUTE fsi lug. .-1. fi :Q ., it o - OhO gif' ..rf . . 'wif 3 rl F Qia- mn 55, Vw 'CQ' .I 5' -1'-123' Mrs. Irene P. Mrs. Ruth H. Taylor Mrs. Margaret S. Mr. Rudolph S. Swenson Tutem Van Meter Miss Margaret Miss Eve M. Kempl Miss Mildred M. Miss Achsah W. Inkster Oliver Tatem Below Mr. H. K. Reiss Holston answers a question asked by one of his U. S. History I pupils. Mr. Charles H. Mrs. Katherine T. , Wehler Goulburn Miss Katherine Weible .s A .s his 'Q .. .. ... ,fu I ihll tit 5. 16 At the right is a scene taken in Mr. Daniel Gish's metalwork class. i Kkkh ,. , . 1 5 9 515 ....sf.,L, Y Y

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M90 ,. -, A ir, ge....v Above are the members of the Quarter-Century Club. They are, seated, left to right: G. Hillman, K. Fee, C. Wehler lPresidentJ, R. Griffiths. Standing: R. Isaacs, K. Iohnson. P. Pavlides, R. Kline. and Manual. Arts courses offer the students a wide variety ot subjects from mathematics to mechanical drawing, Each student is also offered a number of extra-curricular electives. Among these are cooking, sewing, manual training, glee club and choir, art, band, and orchestra. Each student may also participate in sports, dramatics, Red Cross and many other varied after-school activities. Football and Baseball Coach. COOKING AND SEWING Miss Ruth G. Fry. Temple University, B.S. Mrs. Alta F. Stratton, Pennsylvania State College, B.S. ART Miss Edna B. Hyde, West Chester State Teachers' Col- lege, School of Industrial Arts, University of California, Knight Art Advisor. METALWORK Mr. Daniel H. Gish. Millersville State Teachers' College, B.S.7 University of Pennsylvaniap Adult Education Classes. WOODWORK Mr. George F. Homan, Rutgers University. MECHANICAL DRAWING Mr. Rudolph S. VanMeter. Trenton State Teachers' Col- legeg Rutgers University. NURSE Miss Achsah Tatem, Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing, R.N. LIBRARIAN Mrs. Ruth H. Taylor, University of Pennsylvania, B.S.7 Drexel Institute School of Library Science. six 15 ' . K ... A my I ' .,- 5 - ,aw H95 . 'Q it v A is 1. 'ti 7 :K iL.,t.-. X . S 3 , , :J bn, -ag... K V. f ., i-, .-35113 its i 'I nu- f yt- mr 'Q - ' - Q .. K , , . I Mr. Charles W. McCaslin, Ir. Miss Eunice E. Mellinger Mr. Iames G. Morgan, Ir. Miss Margaret B. Rolar Miss Esther A. Snoke Miss Mary A Ma cManimen Miss Marion Merwin Mr. Pericles Pavlides I. K. Mr. Clifford L. Rubicam gt, Mr. Bernard F. Mark Mr. Harry C. Miller Miss Margaret M. Roberts Mr. Harry W. Schwartz Mrs, Alta F. Stratton 15 we

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J K.. Above are the guidance directors of different groups. Left to right. they are: Miss M. Roberts. Sophomore Advisor: Miss R. Griffiths. Iunior and Senior Advisor: Miss E. Mellinger, College Guidance Director, and Mr. C. McCaslin. Commercial Advisor. GUIDING, AIDING AND DIRECTING Shown below is Mr. George Letts. Guid- ance Director of Collingswood Senior High. Mr. Letts gladly offers advice on any school problems that may arise dur- ing the year. ln every walk of life we find those few people who are willing and capable of directing the multitudes. ln Collingswood High School we are fortunate in having an understanding and capable staff. The four groups of Work under the heading of Guidance are classified as individual counselling, vocational guidance, college selections, and scholarships. Mr. George H. Letts, Ir., is head of the en- tire department. His job is to give advice to students' personal and vocational problems and to give special tests on overall mental aptitude. Miss Eunice Mellinger, as in former years, works to enlighten the pupils concerning college entrance and scholarships. The placement of students in after-schocj fancf Satuiflayf employment its capably handled by Mr. Charles McCaslin. Under the able direction of Miss Ruth Griffiths and Miss Margaret Roberts, a special staff for girls' guidance has been launched this year.