Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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WhaT To do and how To do iT are Two oT The many quesTions ThaT can be answered by our Guidance DeparTmenT. Heading The DeparTmenT in The capaciTy oT Guidance DirecTor, is Mr. VincenT B. FausT, who also serves as AssisTanT Principal. He aides The sTudenTs by inTerviewing Them regarding Their courses and schedules, adminisTering menTal abiliTy TesTs and giving The Kuder PreTerance TesT, which shows exacTly whaT Type oT vocaTion one should Tollow, To Juniors and Seniors. He is available during The school day To discuss wiTh a sTudenT any problem he or she mighT have. AssisTing Mr. FausT are Mr. ChesTer Olinger, Miss I3 IDA EE Eunice Mellinger and Mr. Charles McCaslin, Jr. Mr. Olinger esTablishes guidance schedules and does general guidance worlc. Miss Mellinger aids pupils in The selecTion oT college or oTher advance educaTion. She also gives ouT inTormaTion on enTrance and college board exams and scholarships. Mr. McCaslin helps a sTudenT To Tind Tull and parT Time iobs. Because oT Their Tine work all aT Collingswood High School are beneTiTed. We Teel TorTunaTe ThaT we always have someone To help us wiTh our problems. Mr. Olinger, Mr. MacCaslin, Mr. Fausf. Miss Mellinger. STudenTs consulT Miss Mellinger for college informafion. Mr. FausT advising S. RoberTson, N. Shearer, and L. Maxwell. ess.

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F!-HI LTY Helen M. Thayer Suzanne Trauffer Margaref S. Tuiem Rudolph Van Me+er Edgar L Wallace 'sfory English Commercial Mechanical Drawing Head Music Depf , IL-444540 4-'9 j 'Lf fa' -4. cc--E. - Lv-do 'R Q., Q,,.cuL K-MM' ,UIQ- we-we How we loved fhose au'l'umn arf Wha+'s fascinafing Miss Mellinger's sixfh period English classes in 'lhe parlc! sfuden+s? 2 gn, Z .. Charles H. Wehler Achsah Tafem Diane Geissinger Ka+hryn Welble Laura Fedzer Head, Science Dept School Nurse School Nurse Sec Mr Dlefenbach Sec H S Office Vincenf B. Fausf Rowena T. PlaH' Neda T. Mi+chell Cafherine S Thom Assisfanf +o Principal Physical Educa+ion Physical Educafion Sec. iH.S Office Guidance Direc+or Teacher of English Twelve

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COOKS TOP: Mrs. M. De Camp, Mrs. J. Fulkerson, Mrs. E. Krebs, Miss E. Ballinger, Mrs. L. Clifford, Mrs. E. Reeves. JANITORS BOTTOM: FRONT ROW: R. Halloway, V. GoTheridge, A. Hochling. BACK ROW: M. Ervin, H. Muckley, J. Williams, B. Simkins, C. Landenberger, L. Trauiz. MAINTENANCE The CaTeTeria mainTenance sTaTT is a very im- porTanT and eTTicienT parT oT our school. lTs main iob is buying and preparing Tood Tor our lunches. The members oT The sTaTT under The able direcTion oT Mrs. Krebs arer Mrs. CliTTord, Mrs. Reeves, Miss Ballinger, Mrs. Fulkerson and Mrs. De Camp. Mrs. Black is The cashier. Our mainTenance sTaTT, alThough noT seen Too TrecjuenTly by us sTudenTs, does a Tine iob Tor our school under The supervision oT AlberT l-lochling. STarTing The Turnace on Those cold, TrosTy morn- ings so ThaT The building will be warm when we make ThaT dash Through The door abouT Two minuTes beTore The bell rings, is one oT The iobs ThaT The ianiTors do Tor us. During The day, They are busy helping wherever needed, wherher iT is making repairs in The building or working ouTside. In The aTTernoon when we have all leTT Tor home our mainTenance sTaTT really sTarTs To work scrubbing and cleaning our building. All OT Those biTs oT paper ThaT were carelessly dropped disappear, The side- walks are cleaned, The locker rooms puT in order, and The windows cleaned Tor The nexT day. On The whole, our mainTenance sTaTT helps To keep our school The way ThaT we wanT To see iT. Jane Dunn pays Mrs. Black Tor her lunch, while Mrs. Thom and Judy JohnsTon look on. Uanie musT be awTully hungryll FourTeen