Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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,l' Qu... '46 ' 1 V k . 5 tx P Q 1 i Ii' V , T F Pictured here are the able editors ol thk1f CollsKQldfh News. They are. Acmding. left to right: Meriel Bush. Filing Editor: Gloria McClure, Fe , re Editqrb 'Gloria Iennings.VFiling Editor: Harry 'u l w . . I -u - hu f. Sheetz, Sports Editor. and Ioan Gehfke. News dntor. Sedxted is Elaine Burchxll, Editor in c ie r A ' PRoMr'l1 ITQGAATO Students in our high school welcome each issue of the Coils-High News with the same enthusiasm with which the gold miners wel- comed news in 1849. The NeWs is pub- lished bi-weekly and is the official student newspaper of the high school. lt Was founded on October 4, 1929, and belongs to the International Quill and Scroll, the National Scholastic Press Association and the Columbia Press Association. ln order to become a member of the literary At the right is aishotiot gniori students ,reading the , T Coils-High News which they have iust received. RS OF OUR PROGRESS staff, students must pass a journalism course given by Mr. I. Arthur Ferner, the literary advisor. These classes are held after school for the sophomores who desire a position on the paper, Members of the staff receive points representing articles Written during the school year, and those with a specified number receive gold service pins. The members of the literary staff are eli- gible for election to the Quill and Scroll :aw 24

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CAMERA CLOSE At left are shown Frank Erwin. Clayton Carr. and Betsy Robinson, who are re-enacting a scene from the skit put on for the Knight campaign. Below, are members of the Knight staff who helped produce an assembly program. They are. seated, left to right: M. Heacock, M. A. Taylor, C. Carr, F. Erwin, E. Robinson, G. Tiedeken, D. Kincaid. Standing, left to right are: I. Glynn, I. Kleinschmidt, L. Giberson and C. Urban. UPS The members of the Knight staff pro- duced a oneeact skit in the auditorium, a boost tor the Business staffs subscription campaign. The skit was written by the members ot the Literary staff and rehearsed after school. Frank Erwin, Clayton Carr and Betsy Robinson were cast as the actors. .ff In the picture at the upper right is the Photographic Staff. Left to right: D. Kincaid. G. Hornefi, Photographic A Editor. and F. Boughton. In the lower picture are typ- ists, S. Ward and N. Spangler.

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COLLS COLUMNISTS COVER THE CAMPUS Society, the lnternational Honorary Society for high school journalists, which is the highest literary honor for the staff writers. Mr. l. Arthur Eerner is the literary advisor, Mr. Fred Coleman, the advertising advisor, and Mrs. Margaret Tutem, the financial ad- visor. Elaine Burchill is the Editor-in-Chief of the paper this year. Her competent editors include: loan Gehrke, News Editor, Gloria McClure, Feature Editor: Harry Scheetz, Sports Editor, Merial Bush and Gloria len- nings, Filing Editorsp and loyce Mangle, Librarian. The Business Manager is lanet Stotzner and the Head Typist is Olive nofri. The remainder of the staff cohsisk bf twenty-four reporters, fourteen staff members, seventeen advertt tlrqf saqcitors andthirty-one typists. ' J' l 1 r .f f .lt iv X bfx 7' 1 Q ' At eft is the entire Literary Department of the Calls-High News. hcxtors for the paper at M . g th P-dverk3SWq Swv 0 ,, me .5 Show Abc ' At lower left are the Advertising So e .INQW5