Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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CURP ' J J at Third Row, Left to Right: C. McCollumg M. E. Aberg J. Johnstong J. Roneyg V. Aspersg M. L. Schadeg C. Thannerg M. Maas: C. Lauerg B. Getzingerg J. Endt, Manager. Second Row: H. Wetherill, Lieutenantg C. Carterg L. Parkerg D. Springerg J. E. Dunn, Bugle Sergeantg P. Baileyg A. Shulerg J. Mounceg K. Egbertg A. Reigerg C. Bondiog V. Hess: B. Oldachg B. Rell, Sponsor. First Row: D. Dunng D. Dunng J. Schmielerg J. Robbinsg E. Santag E. Jones: J. Hillg I. .Iackelg C. Loperg L. Ransom: L. Watsong C. Cadeg M. E. Smithg A. Norrisg Drum Sergeant L. Cranmer. Front: D. Gingrich, Majoretteg D. Galasco, Mascot. This year the Drum and Bugle Corps of Coll- ingswood High was one of which everyone can feel proud. Under the capable sponsorship of Mrs. Rell. the Corps marched at all the football games, and marched in the Christmas and Memo- rial Day parades. Deanna Gingrich, Majorette, assisted by Helen Wetlierill. Lieutenant, directed the Corps prac- tices, led formations and twirled. Arlene Norris was drum sergeant. and .lane Ellen Dunn was bugle sergeant. This ycar two additions were made to the Corps. Eight year old Darlene Galasco marched as mascot with the girls. Father Hayden taught the girls to march more accurately and introduced a new drill system which was very effective. MRS' S. RELL, Every member of the Corps deserves much Drum and Bugle C0rps'Direg-for credit for spending many long hours at practice and for the great job that was done this year. Twenty-lhree

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AN Top Row: D. Hadley, F. Buckman, R. Rose, L. Keaton, S. Chodes, W. Urth, G. Culp. C. Seider, R. Kern, F. Frehmel B. Oehlers, W. Wetherill, D. Diehl, W. Thomas, P. Johnson, J. Hibbard. Second Row: R. Eckert, E. Martin, J. Morgan, L. Lucas, A. Lore, K. Miller, K. Heilig, R. Fayer, J. Frehmel, G. Hornik, W. Harrison. Third Row: L. Mounce, R. Auffort, J. Krause, W. Parker, C. Mount. S. Heilman, E. Goren, R. Weiss, S. Brick, M. Roe. Bottom Row: M. Friederich, Head Majoretteg R. deCamp, B. Norkus, J. Griffith, B. Brown. P. Savage R. A. Hislop, R. Hains, H. Krause, N. Patterson, L. Magonigal, R. Swiecicki, Mr. Morgan, Director. MR. JAMES C. MORGAN. Director of l'olls , Orchestra and Band 'l'his year's hand playa-cl a large part in bring- ing hack uthat old Collingswood spiritf, Mr. James C. Morgan. director of the- hand, was assisted by John Hilvbard. Lieutenant: Frank Buckln-in, Mas- ter-sorgcantg and Marion lfriedcrich, Head Major-- cttv. The- two boys led the hand during prp rallies in Colls favorite and popular songs. On the field the hand was at its host, using many new formations and drills. The Illli-i0I'CttCS. hcadlfd hy Carolyn Luthy and Hrrivc Hanson. co-- sorgoants. added color and intcrcst with their tricky twirls, fancy steps and bright new uniforms. On Thanksgiving llay tho musical football season was succ-cssfully hrought to a closm- with voxnhinod formations of the Collingswood Band Jllltl llrnxn and Bugle- Corps during half tinio. At cllll'lStIllJlS tinn- the- hand marched in thc- .gVVCl00llll' Santa Parade, and in the spring gave a well planned and ezljoyahlc assernbly DI'0g'I'J1III. presmltcd a successful Com-art for the pnimlio, and und:-d a full yi-ar with thi- Mc-inorial Day Parade. Twenty-two

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CHE ERLEADER H EAD CHEER LEADERS Mar h ' ' s a White and Carole Hassan. T wenty-four CHEERLEADER Back Row I' S : . Blackwell, N. Eckhardt, N. Gold, E. Messec, D. Burke, B. Brand, M. Marquardt, L. Kellner. Front Row: Head Cheerleaders Marsha White and Carole Hassan. The pcppiest panther clan in the caves of C, H. Sf, was undoubtedly the 1951--55 cheer- leading' squad. The football pep-rallics trialed six new cheers, The Team Is In A Huddlew adopted as the favorite. Four hilarious skits, presented by girl students of the Senior Class, added rally spirit. The cheerleaders also presented Charleston a la Footballi' at the VVoodbnry rally, supplemented by a night bonfire. New white cheerleading sweaters and winning teams completed a pcrfect football and hockey season. Proudly display' I .new blue vests, the cheer- lcaders followed the uribbling panthersn to all games, and on to victory. Spring found the cheerleaders training and choosing the 1955-56 squad at hlay try-outs. The present members of the 1953-5-it squad announce attaining seventh place among' thirty schools in cheerleading competition last year. Congrats Y Advisor Miss Merwin and white-skirted heads Carole Hassan and Marsha White are to be com- mended on leading the peppiest and most en- thusiastic cheerleading squad Colls High has h for years. ad