Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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AINTENANCE TH li C'AIf'l'1'l'H RIA S'l'Al l Our eflieient cafeteria staff is under the exp-ert rnanageinent of Mrs. Fidna Krebs. Mrs. Krebs has six women. one enshier. twelve girls. and tive boys working with her. These people really use teznn work in their enormous job ol' l.l'1'tllllg lbetween twelve and thirteen hundred starving students ever-v sehool day. MAlN'l'l'lNANt'l'l Doing repair work. hauling loads in the sellool truek. taking out trash-these are some of the jobs you see our thirteen, hard- working janitors doing during the day, under the supervision of Mr. Al lloehling. In addition to this. they work after school hours Cleaning the gyms. elassrooins. auditori- uin, and cafeteria. They are helping to keep our sehool t-lean twentyafour hours daily, 365 days a year. Janitors and Cafeteria Workers Top: Mrs. Whiting, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. Nodell, Mrs. De Camp. Mrs. Krebs, Miss Ballinger, and Miss Fulkerson are surrounding their delicious foods. Bottom Left: Mr. Protlit and Nick Midolla are cleaning lockers. Charlie Landenbergel. and Vir- ginia Guthridge are gathering sup- plies. Janitors Top Left: Bert Simpkins is explaining 10 Milt Erwin about the oil burner. Top Right: Walt Young and Pete Rudderow are turning valves on in new gym. Bottom Left: Leon Trautz and Joe Williams are loading the truck. Bottom Right: Harry Muckley and Al Hoehling are welding. l Sixteen Bottom Right: Bob Holloway, F'

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The Guidance Department of Collingswood Senior High School is the focal point of the school program and attempts to meet the educational. vocational and social needs of students through helpful direction and timely discussion. VVith the use of appropriate tests, consultation with faculty members, and cooperation of parents,etforts toward a successful and effective high school experience for all students are constantly maintained.', says Mr. li. Stanton Murphey, head of the Guidance Department. In his first year at C, H. Sf, Mr. Murphey has guided students effectively in their courses and schedules. Aiding Mr. Murphey are Miss Eunice Mellinger, Mr. fhester Olinger, and Mr. Charles :Nic-Caslin. Jr. Miss Mellingcr helps all students interested in entering college. Uuring Miss Mellinger's time r IDANCE Our efficient guidance staff smiles en- couragement to all students who consult them. Left to right-Mr. Olinger, Miss Snoke, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Mcllaslin, Miss Mel- linger. Mr. Murphy helping Coils students with their problems. Hopeful applicants for scholarship seek advice from Miss Mellinger. free from teaching, students are always welcome to Room 344 for guidance in selection of colleges. courses, scholarship aid, and instruction for college boards and entrance exams. As a result of Miss Mellingerls work, many Coils graduates have continued their education. Mr. Olinger, assistant principal, calculates senior class standings, computes gold C awards, takes care of general guidance work such as disci- pline. and acts as Student Cabinet sponsor. Mr. 0linger's endless efforts have brought rewarding results to HC. H. Sf' The Commercial Department under Mr. Mcfase lin sponsors a work experience program for selected seniors majoring in business education. Last February ten seniors were placed with repu- table business firms in the area. Mr. MeCaslin also has charge of all job placement. both full and part time. Fifteen

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