Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1956 volume:

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On +he following pages you will see +he Camer- ama, fhe highligh+s and sidelighfs of 'Phe Class of I956. The Turkey Day Feasf a+ Woodbury, +he naiionally recognized A Cappella Choir, Maudie and her s+ree+car, 'The baske+eers' romp over Bridge- +on, fhe many s+uden+s who comprise +he varieiy of service clubs, +he hard-working, fasf-spending Siu- den+ Cabinef, our class o'FFicers, fhe Knigh+ and News sfaffs-all parade before your eyes in a lasfing blaze of glory. Too, 'I'he s+aFF has endeavored +o show fhe humor in some of ihe wide scope of acfiviiies a+ Colls High. To do fhis, ii used carfoons, feeling 1'ha+ 'rhey gave fhe book more meaning fhan simple drawings. Mosf of all, fhere are your classma+es-'lhey made our Camerama possible. Their ac+ivi+ies, bofh during and affer school, are +he real subiecf of +his, +he 1956 Knight ,1 T e -1. ..1. 4 ? IE F-OREVVURD wifi-4 rain: wt DEDICATE Y 1 K I-M --- - L-.. ff' N '.l'Z.Il',Z.1I 117112: 'zizifi I ::.:: :.-5: -'- -- ----- - T y G fIlI.'fI.'-'IZ1 '1JQ.f :TT- TV-1'5- ff Q gggjigligfssje if-.asgiieizf gf 1 -. .. .... bt: 11: ZlIfL'.1I1f.ilI : pr- '--- - if ' .-:'.1i.:: :' .: '--, ' 1 3 1 112 1 .113-121111 1m 3 ...l ,iiffqstfgfitzlzgzl . 5 5355 ig g ' -,M-M.-M ,... -rwm . 1' -W V 11:57. f::.'7:S:.:.'7: : ' gl ' 5 ... -..g1- 1--- .. 4...- 1 1 Q 1 'c he ' 'WQMM , . ' 1 1-zruzzz :iii 511: l i l ill 5... ..-.,..-Tr. c----n 4 .....f Four with pride we DEDICATE CHARLES H. WEHLER Mr. Charles H. Wehler has earned a high posiiion in 'l'he esfeem of Collingswood High s+uden'l's for nearly 1'he lasi' 'forfy years. As much good has been crea+ed by his presence as by his gospel, ihai' of +he afoms and fhe molecules. True, s+uden1's have leH his labs for lhose a'I' colleges, happily finding 'lheir burdens lighiened considerably because of +he fine fraining his fufelage had given fhemg buf more 'lhan +his, his willing- ness fo help in anyfhing for 'I'he benefif of +he school has endeared him +o s'I'uden'I's and +eachers as well. Each year, he has dug info his reperfoire of fine, dry humor +o speak a+ 'lhe Camden game pep rally and lo acf as Masier of Ceremonies for 'I'he Foofball Banquet Though he 'Finds H' imperafive +o remain in +he lab long affer hours, he sfill finds lime fo supervise fhe ac'l'ivi+ies of 'lhe Visual Aid Club. As iusf a small recompense for his sincerify as a leacher and friend, we, +he Class of l956, dedicafe fhe l956 Knight fo Mr. Wehler. Five LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Carl W. Diefenbach, Dr. J. Wallace Forbes, Mr. William J. Bailey, Mrs. Kaiharine T. Goulburn, Mr. T. Les'rer Tompkins, Presidenh Mr. Cyril E. Dunn, Mr. Addis L. Bowles, Mrs. Eclifh C. Miller, Mr. E. Allen Maussner, Mr. Joseph C. Rainey. BD RD of EDUC TID Mr. F. Lesrer Tompkins, Presidenr of +he Board of Educaliow, wilh The aid of Jrhe ofher members of lhe ooard, has performed many dulies +0 beneiif our school. Seven of Jrhe nine members oi 'rhe board are graduale: C? Collings- wood l-ligh. Each was eleded for a lerm of Three years. The Board of Educalion was The governing body lor all 'he schools in The borough and was responsible for lheir adminislralion. Mrs. Kalharine T. Goulburn acled as Secreiary ol lhe Board of Educa- lion for her lourlh year. ll was her job To care for supplies and eguipmeni and lo mainlain all financial, alhlelic, caleleria and sludenl acliv 'ry records. Collingswood High can appreciale Jrhe excellenl iob Thai is being done by lhe Board oi Educalion. '21 'P' GEORGE PURNELL DR. ROBERT F. RAPP R. S. WIGFIELD ALMA S. DAWSON Solicifor School Physician Cuslodian Secre+ary lMrs. Goulburnl Six SU PERINTEN DENT To The Class of l956: There is no experience more saTisTying To me Than ThaT of wiTnessing a high school commencement Each year l marvel aT The accomplishmenTs of youTh. This year-my nineTeenTh in Collingswood-has been no excepTion. The Class of l956 has won iTs share of honors and has produced iTs quoTa of leaders. The TuTure appears promising. . This year iT was my privilege To sponsor and To recommend Tor a RoTary Foundal'ion Scholarship- a year's sTudy abroad -a member oT The Class of I952. WhaT a Thrill To learn ThaT she was unanimously chosen by The commiTTee. I loolc forward To The opporTuniTy of recommend- ing worThy members oT The Class oT l956 'lor any rewards which challenge Their inTeresTs. l have already had opporTuniTy To recommend some of you. Wifh all good wishes Tor your TuTure success and happiness, l am Very sincerely, SuperinTendenT oT Schools PERCY S. EICHELBERGER Principal of Collingswood High School Seven CARL M. DIEFENBACH SuperinTenc.lenT of Schools PRI CIP L Class of l956: congraTulaTions upon reaching The goal seT Tor you ThirTeen years ago. As you moved school To school, your class size increased. Trom Wifh each increase, more leadership was necessary. Your choice of leaders has been a crediT To your class and To The school's TiTTy-eighl' acTiviTies. ObservaTions oT accomplishmenTs prove ThaT The secreTs Tor successful leadership were pracTiced. Some ouTsTanding TraiTs noTed were: lil Compli- menTed oThers Treely. This is necessary To good human relaTions. as is oil To The smooTh operaTion of machinery. l2l Tried To undersTand The oTher per- son's viewpoinT. All humans are creaTures oT hopes. desires. ambiTions and longings. l3l Made oThers 'feel imporTanT. DiplomaTic leaders never neglecl' This poinT. l4l Showed an inTeresT in oThers. This is done by being an animaTed lisTener. l5l Were en- ThusiasTic. Show a viTal spark in your underTalcing: iT is always quiTe noTiceable and producTive. For every acTion There is a reacTion. Class of l956, your acTion Through your leadership has re- sulTed in a mosT favorable reacTion Tor your school. You have been appreciaTed. Very sincerely, Principal of Collingswood High School Faculty I l Xml. LEFT: Busy wi+h nolhing fo do. RIGHT: Which is more in+eres+ing - sublecl or leacher? JACQU ELINE BEN EVENTO Foreign Languages EM MA E. BORTZ Lalin FRED D. COLEMAN Commercial MARION D. CORDIER Commercial FRANCES K. DASH Home Economics Eighl WILLIAM S. DIEMER Head, Physical Educaiion Depi DOMINIC J. Di'GlAMBER Physical Eclucafion ALBERT A. DRULIS Physical Educaiion Driver Training CARROL B. EDWARDS Physical Eclucalion J. ARTl i'UR FERNER Head, English Dept LEFT From Here fo Eferni+y. RIGHT: Keep your eyes on fhai scale. MARYDELLE K. FRAZIER Home Economics JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN Social Problems, Hisiory RUTH P. GRUBB Mafhemaiics H. GLADYS HILLMAN Commercial H. K. REISS HOLSTON Head, Social Sfudies Depf Manual Training GEORGE F. HOMAN Manual Aris LORA English QW som-4 K. Homsk english ROBERT L. ISAACS Mafhemaiics T AKENNETH ,LOFINSON Physics JEANETTE JONES English, Ass'+ Librarian ever have so man owed so much to so few Charles H. Wehler Pericles K. Pavlides Some men never seem 'ro grow olol. Always aclive in 'rhoughlq always ready +o adopl new ideas.+hey are never chargeable wi'rh fogyism. Salis- hed,yeleverdBsaHshed,se+Hed yel ever unseHled, 'rhey always enloy lhe besf of whaf B, and are The hrd To find +he besl' of whal will be. Shakespeare 1 l l 7 Roberf L. Isaacs H. K. Reiss Holsfon Faculty Memh.ecl:rgerRetired 1956A RECGG ITIO Collingswood High School has been TorTunaTe To have on iTs Teaching sTaTT many Tine and dedicaTed people. These Teachers have been willing To sacriTice Their Time Tor The sTudenTs, The school, and The communiTy. Theres Tore, iT is noT surprising ThaT This year some oT Them have been honored by public aclcnowledgmenT oT Their achievemenTs. One such honor has come To Mr. Ferner. He received The Gold Key Award Trom The Columbia ScholasTic Press AssociaTion. This is The highesT honor awarded by The AssociaTion and is besTowed Tor ouTsTanding devojrion To The school press. Mr. Johnson, Mr. Wehler and Mr. Pavlides were given CiTaTions Trom Drexel lnsTiTuTe oT Technology. To be recognized by This ciTaTion, They musT have TaughT eiTher general science, biology, physics, or chemisTry Tor aT leasT TwenTy-Tive years. The recipienTs were selecTed Trom The Philadelphia area and were presenTed wiTh The CiTaTions aT a convocaTion aT Drexel. The sTudenT body wishes To congraTulaTe These Teachers who have won such recogniTion and who have added such honors To our school. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT JUNE I923 J. A. Ferner Mr. Isaacs, Mr. Pavlides, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Wehler Eleven Faculty LEFT: My! Suc ELMA JONES Ari RUTH A. MALBERG Commercial BERNARD F. MARK Economics, Malhemalics BEATRICE MARKWICK Physical Educalion JULIA MASCARA English ERN EST B. MAYO Shop h an alfenlive class! RIGHT: Oops! Don'+ look al fhal Iceyboardl Twelve CHARLES McCASLlN, JR. Head, Commercial Depl. EUNICE B. MELLINGER English MARION I. MERWIN Biology HARRY C. MILLER Hislory, Geography NEDA T. MITCHELL Physical Educalion 1 ' vvll. .El LEFT The fulure builders of our nalion? RIGHT: Whal's lhis, a modern version of leap frog? JAMES C. MORGAN Music E. STANTON MURPHEY Direclor of Guidance CHESTER A. OLINGER Assislanl 'lo fhe Principal Head, Malhemalics Depl. PERICLES K. PAVLIDES Biology BARBARA S. RELL Spanish ASTOR T. RITTER Physical Educalion MARGARET B. ROLAR English CLIFTON L. RUBICAM Physical Educalion FLORENCE SCHEICK English HARRY W. SCHWARTZ Hisfory JOHN R. SMITH, JR. English, Spanish acult if 1 l I A X.. 'is W: . .513 jfs :Ii -- M xf is Faculty LEFT: While dreams of Sou+l1 of 'fl'1e Border dance 'll1rougl'1 lheir heads! RIGHT Feuer uncl Lebens Versicherungsgsellscliafl? ? ? Wlna+? ? ESTHER A. SNOKE Head, Language Depl. RUTH M. TAYLOR Librarian H ELEN M. TH AYER Hislory MARGARET S. TUTEM Commercial RUDOLPH VAN METER Mechanical Drawing EDGAR L. WALLACE Head, Music Depf. I ' KATHRYN WEIBLE CHARLES H. WEHLER Head, Science Depf. MARGARET R. ASEE Assisfanl School Nurse ACHSAH TATEM School Nurse LAURA FEDZER Sec. lH. S. Offical CATHERINE THOM Sec. lH. S. Office Sec. l Mr. Dielenbaclwl GUIDANCE COMMITTEE Mr. Chesfer Olinger, Miss Esiher Snolre, Mr. P. S. Eichel- berger, Mr. E. Sfanion Murphey. Should I go io college, gel a job, change my schedule? These are some of The quesiions direcied 'ro our capable Guidance Siaflf. The Guidance Commiliee headed by Mr. Murphey, and composed of Miss Snolce, Mr. Olinger, Mr. McCaslin ,and Mr. Eichelberger pui us on The righi iraclc when we wandered info Iheir offices. Because of ihe absence of Miss Eunice Mellinger, Miss Snolce, Mrs. Tuiem, and Mrs. Malberg acied as advisers Io The girls while Mr. Murphey advised The boys. Mr. Murphey says, Guidance is a coniinuous, ever- growing process Through which we 'fry Io help in The develop- meni of siudenrs wifh special emphasis on educaiiorial experiences. GUIDANCE STAFF Mrs. Margare+ Tufem, Miss Esiher Snolre, Mr. E Sfanfon Murphey, Mrs. Ru+h Malberg. GUIDANCE STAFF Roberia Savage, Miss Esfher Snolre, Louise Cranmer, Mr. E. Sianfon Murphey, William Kaczmar. Fifieen AINTE LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. L. Clifford, Miss E. Ballinger, Mrs. M. Whiling, Mrs. E. Krebs, Mrs. C. Wine, Mrs. E. Knodel. Mrs. J. Fullcerson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. J. Guihridge, M. Ervin, L. Trau+z, G. Rudclerow, R. Hollo- way, H. Seiberi, A. Hoehling, Head Janilorg J. Williams, H. Muclcley, B. Simkins, W. Young. CE Sixieen the CLASSES Class M1958 llilled willw expecli-lion, exile meril, and ewllwuei- asm, llie Scplicirrore Class wide il debul up on 'rle scene alcollirqswoodHiqlifScl1ciO.QuiQlly adiiish inq lo 'rlie mulirie, The 'Soplfs eluded ll'e r C llicen. Vic lvlfammle, oresiderily liruce lVlcG+:e, vice- presicerwl: Sufi Zimmermar, segrelaryq im Ed e Vlfriqlil, lreaswez llwe Clue, ol H58 lodlc ils lorrral bow bf 9 ionscrf ing 6 l-lallcween Dance, wlrclv va railed a ucicess by all lbroiqliciul lle year, lla? Sodlomcre Bcard nl Corilrol, difezfel by Miss Nlaricm lvlerwir, planned 3 all eacilivilies, lic udirdq llie amuiil lrip lo llii Plfiila delplwiaZoolslceninll1e spr rg. TOP: V. Manuele. Presidenh B. McGee, Vice- Pre-sidenl. BOTTOM: S. Zimmerman, Secrelaryg E. Wriqlil, Treasurer. I. G. Allgeier 2. R. Alrich 3. J. Allgeier 4. R. Amme 5. J. Andres 6. S. Arensberg 7. S. Arnold 8. C. Allzinson 9. C. Aufforl I0. B. Bailinger l l. L. Balrer IZ. B. Ballinger I3. A. Bancrofl I4. A. Bancroff l5. J. Banslry lb. R. Barrelf I7. O. Bean IB. J. Beasley I9. M. Bell 20. F. Berger ei .., '- . ani :AAI :Ev I t N II' n C .,', f 2.0 r li 'Q'- kk . Y' - Q f f 3, up X I f K .7 1 Q, if W. T ,,. - A as .... yr . A ' , 45. vi?- ns 'if ZTQSW l' V' WIZMLLE .Wm Berry Berry Berry Belanslxi Bingemann Birdsong Bishop Blalrney Bodilly Boehrel Borland Bove Bcwlcer Boyd Bracldoclc Brail Brunelli Bryanl' Buck Bushey l. J. B. L N M. H J. B. K R P. C J. J. R. E. L. N M. Capano Carll Carroll Cheesman Chisholm Cliliford Coady Colbalh Collell Conner Cox Coyle Cresson Dinlino Dawson Dawson Degler Degler DeSilvio DiAnlonio . R. DiDio . J. D'Acierno . P. Dixon .J. Dobbins . W. Dorsey 66. M. Dougherly 67. R. Duffy . C. Dunn Earle Edwards Edwards Elwell Ericlrson Evans Ewan Feflerolf Felzlro Fischer Fishwiclc Frehmel French Furlow Gabriele Gaffney Gardiner Garside I.. Gashill P. Gaughan N Gellien Gelslon Gerb 'Gerslein J. Gibbs Gill .O. Gluyas . M. Gluyas .W. Godwin . J. Gold .E. Goldsmilh 'ST 159 .vs l B. Gracey E. Grey J. Green J. Greenberg D. Gregory R. Hallowell R. Hamburger J. Hanling J. Hansen P. Harrer W. Harris G. Harry S. Harry B. Hari C. Harflaub C. Harllaub M. Haslrins M. Heim M. Heppe R. Hill M. Hinderer J. Hirschmann l22 IZ3 I24 I25 I26 l27 I28 I29 l30 I3l l32 I33 I34. I35 I3b l37. l38. I39 l4O. I4I l42 D. Hoben R. Hoffman V. Huber E. Ingram E. Iverson P. Jackson M. Jeffers P. Jennings B. Johnson P. A. Johnson P. N. Johnson K. Jones J. Kane B. Kalz M. Kelleher C. Keller D. Keller W. Keller R. Kennecly J. Kerfmenian W. Keville l45 I44 I45 l4b I47 I48 I49 I50 l5I l52 I53 I54 I55 IS6 l57 I58 I59 160 Ibl I62 I63 .W. lung Kirk Kilchen Klein Koolrer Kirkpa Krause Kruse Kurfh La Maina Lang Lavin Law Lawrence LeDonne Lee Lewis Lilley Lillie Lisler Lochlen lo-9 Ib5 , 66 ',..2.r 'i 67 lea I69 I70 I7I I72 I73 I74 I75 I76 I77 l78 I79 IBO l8I l82 I83 IVI- LDT! C. Long M. Lopex L. Lucas E. MacKinnon J. Maguire A. Maisla R. Mallard M. Manley V. Manuele .J. Marshall .W. Marshall .A. Masi . W. Mallison .W. Maxwell .R. Mayer .W. McCalley . D. Mccarlhy .W. McClure .J. McConaghie l84. M. MCCOUTl l8t- I8Z I88 I81' I9C I9I I91 I93 I94 I9h I9e. I9Z l9:s l9 200 20 201 203 204. 205. 2On. v. R. McGee R. McLaren J. McLean L. Meglino T. Middlefon M. Mierop C. Miller Q M. Mill P. Millswxpg M. Misicka J. Muclcley M. Mueller B. Muir W. Myers J. Nason B. Neall M. Newcomb B. Niepling P. Norlrus G. Norris D Nugen+ M-1: iii 2 ....a1?.i.nA .Hi 136.7 Adi. Tiki nisif' 151 'iHT'51..,ii 3 1 1 ! I 5 E E i n I X E f E E Gillis s fl 21ElB?f L. Oberg 229 J. Olaerholher 230 A. Orlh 23I E. Paccapaniccla 232 P. Palmer 233 J. Pascal l 234 W. Paul 54,JLfJ'Lg235 M. Pavulali p 36 P. Pearson 237 N. Pierson 238 J. Powers 239 K. Preslon 240 E. Procida 241 N. Quick 242 R. Reed 243 B. Reid 244 P. Reily 245 G. Reiser 246 A. Renning 247 A Riesler 248 J. Riggins 249 B. Rimmer 250 '!1'l1Il0G-1125 H so, 2. . H. Smilh .M. Smiih Snyder Sollys nlgen paclcman Spaelh Speeks Spifler Siaclchouse Slearne Slienberg Sloul Siubbs . W. Super . H. Swaverly .J. Tasch . W. Talem . D. Taylor . R. Taylor .J. Thies . C. Thomas CTF Thomas Thomas Thomson Thorman T. Tillman Tinsley Townsend Trainer Tully Tumminia J. Turlcleson Van Aggele Venema E. Vesper Viclrers Viclxory J. Vicior Walker Wafson Wafson wean Q' Welch .. Q, N .r Whilehead Wight Williams l. Wisner . Wolf . Wood . Wrighf Zacher . Zauzner . Zimmerman . Braun Carvelli DiFelice Harris Heiler Hollz Mccoslcer McKelvey Mehl Snyder Poclc Pugarelli Q v x P I M ii Q...-,. J we fid ' . er- A gl x 'aaa :sro I '1 XT :ans am- .inn in 1 TOP: M. Carr, Treasurer: A. Sclwmoll, President B. Mclnlyre, Secrelary. BOTTOM: K. Galilney, Vice-President Q 1 Class of l957 The Claw ol IQB7, uricier llie quidaric JosepliC5olils'eir1,preparellcr a maori lic year by eiefoiriq ag claw olficersz Aan presicl-emi lialliy Saline-y vice presidefril lvlclnlyre, seicrelaryp and Mary Carr, lreasi llirgl cn lrie lousy aqeroa was Aulimiri siiccesslrl dame lield in Nlovernoer. Reoei ririqa wa The 'iexl excilirig evenl lor eyizry April, 'fx Dale Vlflli Judy i' llie class p ay serilecl, eric laler in llwe sarre monlh ll' urwclefloclf armllrier olarice. Olr agenda A . off, . V pleled vvillfi a glorious Clay in New Yorlc. aa 1 Trl Q My ,J.,z,IjL2 1 'J Vx xl C yi, L, LL. il fy l Llfr Li Aa., X aol Mr. eril in riior Sclimoll, Bar Dara FSF. i,95Vf!S, 5 fmq :lass iuriicr, lri WGS e Ju pre- wiors 'VBS HOTT? LA-fjl, Cla' 9 Pm,-Jvfnjlil-L iv XXUJ-A-Q 'I Vwfd ' 1 c L A. Adams M. Albrechf D. Anderson D. Andriella H Archible V. Aspers G. Ball B. Barclen H Bardsley C Barner l.. Barnes W. Barney I J. Beclr V. Bellace H. Berman P. 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The accompIishmenTs of The Senior Board would have been smaller in scope, more diTTicuIT To have achieved, and Tar less enioyable Tor all concerned. Miss Snolce has been in charge oT The Senior Class acTiviTies Tor many years. She has helped in The planning and supervision oT The class agenda, such as The WashingTon Trip and The Senior Prom. In addiTion To being The Senior Class Sponsor, Miss Snolce also has been perTorrning her regular job as head oT The Language DeparTmenT and has been Teaching German and Spanish. This year a new honor has been besTowed upon her-ThaT oT Girls' Guidance Counselor. Miss Snolce has been greaTIy appreciaTed noT only as Senior Class Sponsor, buT also as a wonderTuI insTrucTor oT Toreign languages. 1956 SENIOR MISS ESTHER A. SNOKE Senior Class Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Michael Dickerson, Presidenh James Lorimer, Vice-PresidenT Marian Marquardi SecreTaryg Joan Schuclr, Treasurer. Twe nTy-six Room 37 proved To be a busy place again This year. One reason Tor This was The group oT energeTic sTudenTs who meT There on Monday aTTernoon. This group was The Senior Board led by Mike Dickerson. president Jim Lorimer, vice-president Marian MarquardT, secreTary: and Joan Schuck, Treasurer. The presidenTs and represenTaTives Trom The home- rooms compleTed The organizaTion. The TirsT acTiviTy sponsored by The group was The Third annual Sno-Ball which ushered in The winTer season. IT was Tollowed by The Senior Play and The Semi-Tormal, SweeThearTs' Paradise. In The spring WashingTon. D. C., received The Seniors, and The long-awaiTed Senior Prom provided an evening noT To be TorgoTTen. Finally GraduaTion came and wenT amid greaT ioy and some sorrow. The Board appreciaTed The help given iT by Miss EsTher Snoke, Mrs. Marian Cordier, and The Class OT l956. All These TacTors combined To make a year equal To The expecTaTions oT everyone. SENIGR BUARD OF CO TROL THIRD ROW: R. Quinn, J. Van lsfendal, K. Heilig, G. Hughes, J. Tweed, G. Lee. SECOND ROW: J. Capana, M. Moore, W. Granf, R. Cafando, T. Eisner, C. Schaefer, C. Loper, M. Soliys. FIRST ROW: J. Heffelfinger, M. MarquardT, SecreTary: J. Lorimer, Vice-Presidenh M. Dickerson, President J. Schuclc, Treasurer: N. FluharTy. TwenTy-seven A- hym- x f- 'i1la:lu:f'fmj, 7' P 1' 3 . E M' -SL ' ha N ?f f-A S V, ff K 4 A l -2 ,an r-0 fl rw 1 if -eu wil x X Q Nw :P GNN : S X.,.x Q 515111111-ll Q di KA? ,, aiu pu-qs. I if V ' Wav K Q' 2 11, ? Q A 'HMO - x X.n gs If MAL HK' x Km W ,. Q ' .AA1 4 A AA A I 'Z f 11 , 11 A S. 3 WW M Q N f 1 , f Wag, . f Q is Q ' ffm , .,,,,:, 11 1:-':g: - -M 1 -W ' L,,s-J 4 T i 9 A A Q W Q I. K 'f iNN xx K A X F 5 - MMM iw? gf? gf . ,X , J j 1gf X L? Fa xx X 5, qi NZ gi .sf x 35' 1 ,i F Q X, 1 MW' ,xx fi Hb 3 I I 'mv-. -M S.'.91i MARY E. ABER 7I6 Everell Avenue Collingswood 2 - Kicking around wilh Ihe B.0.0.T.S, having iun 3-Io gel my RN., and Io be a shiny B.0.0.T. 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 41 Choir 4: Slafe Chorus 4: Library Club 2, 3, 43 Corps 2, 3, 4: Knighl 2, 3, 4: H.R. Officer 2, 3, 43 F.lNI.C. 3, 4: Presidenl 4: Curlain Timers 4: Olzlice Assisianl 3. ROBERT J. ABERNETHY, JR. 227 Lakeview Drive Collingswood I- Ab , Bob 2-Reading, ien- nis, baseball, movies 3-To lead a useful, happy life 4-Track 2, 3, 4: Foolball Manager 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Orcheslra 2, 3, 43 Assembly Club 3. 4: Colls I-Iigh News 2, 3, 4: Boys' Slaie 3. 'VS' fix 1 Q A xx I , .. . r A X .pn Q' . x'-Al' ' ', CARLT i..AYii!s .H ' ON 576 6:34 Aveiiuie ,X . - '- ans' Colhngswooct, V I-s Ozzie 'i2-Girls? piano, driving 3-4To beiari Aeronauiigals Engineer 4-Track 2, 3, 45 ' . f 4 ' 4' ' m , ' . u ' B ILLIAM . BA KUS, JR. 7 S'rra+ d A ue eslm nl ' I Il ne skfaling 3-To my I r risl, aeronaulical ar 4 Pe ng. l PATRICIA M. BAILEY 7OI Siokes Avenue Collingswood I- Pal 2-Slriking Ten P.I.N.S meelings 3-To be a Navy nurse 4- Choir 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: N.I'I.S. 3, 4: Corps 2, 3, 4: Bugle Sergeanl 43 Talenl Show 3: Karnival 3: Knighl 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Deulscher Verein 3, 4: F.N.C. 3, 4: Caleleria Club 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN A. BAKER 45 Easf Collingswood Avenue Oalclyn 2-W.O.W.S meelings, having lun wilh B.K., M. L., and M.M., eaiing pizza, driving, and iusl having fun 3- To be a W.O.W. al 80, Io be a good secreiary and always find hap- piness, Io find Ihal cerlain someone 4-Glee Club 2: Caleleria Club 37 Sludenl Cabinel 3: I-LR. Officer 4: Karnival 3. Thiriy DIANE C. BANSE IIO9 Eldridge Avenue Wesl Collingswood I- Di 2-Taking candicls of Ihe girls, wrifing poefry, reading novels, doing homework, playing Ihe piano, lisiening 'ro records 3-To be a les- Iimony For my Lord lo become a sec- relary. GLEN R. BARRETT 26 Wayne Garden Aparrmenls Collingswood 2-C.B.A,, pool ar Lugs, bumming and sleeping, ealing 3-To go Io college and lhen make a million 4- Goll 2, 3, 4: Varsily ClJb 2, 3. 4: lnlramurals 3. JAMES STUART BEATY 822 Merrick Avenue Collingswood I- Jim 2-Asirowomy, chess, chal- ling wilh Dick, Phil, and Ihe resl of The D.Gv.A.S 3--Chess Club 4: Deulscher Verein 3: Karnival 3. BARBARA BEREZOW 924-D Park View Aparlmenls Collingswood 1- Barbie 2--Sieve, U.S.Y., C.C. .l.C.C., babysiliing, working, swim- ming, dancing, spending money, cooking, sewing, knilling 4-Archery 2, 4: Red Cross' Club 3, 4: Red Cross Council 3, 43 Curlain Timers 3, 4. - 1Ho9iri1,?siQnK:K 3 2',C fzberl Manor Aparlmenls . f Q rl , I' el A L Vwfjflfhonll U ,. ! . it 'I- Bladaie , 'glciiyu 2'-fRoddin' ,aroundiiin Iheil lds, hqngingaround 'he 'Sweel Shop, playing golf, base- 'beTl, and ,oliver spcrr+s,'going 'ro Con- 'nie Madk Sladiunr when I can 3- To be successful in life 4-Baskelball 2: Baseball 3. S M. AZ R I2 M rri u Co ' . B 2- aHng, hang- inq ar n eo ge, d the Diherv . ., eing w h Baal danc- fin 3-Cusforqze my r, be a success in any empl 4- Varsify Club 3 Tra 2, 3, 4: Wreslllng 3, 4. Q. KJ' ' 1 , .11 g S D 2. I of. L' 4 Q, 'Nu R B P. BLEMINF ' . I sl Sulrglme iel enuf. o ngYjvoc'd'Jsfg.' If '- I-HB 'i -Spcfrls, ealing, pool al gskffagging around Ihe Diner, C. .A. 3-To own a nighl club in Wildwood 4-Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Ba eball 2, 3, 47 Inlramural Soflball 3: Varsily Club 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA L. BLACKWELL 2l3 While Horse Pilre Collingswood I- Pal 2-Rowdy C.l-I.l.P. meel- ings, C.R,P. 3-To be a successlul R.N., lo have all Ihe happiness my life can hold, never Io be a slice, al- ways a C.l-l.l.P. 4-Choir 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Deulscher Verein 3, 4: F.N.C. 4: Slafe Chorus 3, 4: Talenl Show 3: Karnival 3, Sluclenf Cabinel 4: Cur- Iain Timers 4. JOYCE E. BLAIR l38 Lawnside Avenue Collingswood I- Joy 2-Wil, W.O.W. meel- ings, C.R.P., helping Flu oul of iams 3-To be a Iawyer's secrefary and be happy wilh my O.A.O., lo slill be a W.O.W, al 80 4-Soflball 3, 47 Karnival 3. MAURICE BL M J- M ? Woodl? l o in of I 2 r s, ng, sle in , ' n I ' .B. ., il in an sldps r g ur i eslmenfs lo lclah wil , d o oily Yor 4--Wre I' 5 Baseb ' a a oolball 27 llball 3? I 2, 3, Karnival 3. BARBARA A. BOLTONI BOI Gran? Avenue Wesl Collingswood I- Barb 2-D.O.T.S meelings, sleeping, dances, C.R.P., and being wilh Ernie 3-To be happily married wilh a lol of money, and never 'lo be a square D.O.T. RICHARD G. BOWMAN II Hamplon Road N Weslmonr 12 X ' IA cv I- Rach 2- f Jr. Dan es,1W5 I aI'ngmBM o g I gunning V e a egreg-Ire LI fslfrcfgfrfriflilgirfygijjr Thirfy-one DONALD M. BROWN 836 Linwood Avenue Collingswood I- Don 2-Sporls 3-To go lo college and be a success in life. JOHN F. BROWN 6 I-lamplon Avenue Weslmonl I- Brownie 2-Summers al Harvey Cedars Bible Conference, gang al Ihe church, sporls, and 'rhe boys 3- To be always in Ihe cenler of Ihe Lord's will for my life. 5-fi f- .- RANDALL H. BUCK 32 Ardmore Terrace Collingswood I- Randy 2-Ea' , T.V., sporls 3-Live a h y rosperous life 4--Karnival CHARLES E. BU RN 3 Eas Clil I . 1 ar' I ?i+h Joy, spqis, drivi 3-To e a suc- cess in nylhi Varsily Club 3: Track 2, s ing 2, 3. CAROL A. CADE IOOS Merrick Avenue Collingswood I- Cadie 2-Singing, dancing, be- ing wilh Donnie, and lciclcing around wilh Ihe B.0.0.T.S 3-To be a suc- cessful Chrislian secrelary and wife 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Corps 3, 4i Talenl Show 2, 3: Cur- Iain Timers 3, 41 Ensemble 4. JOHN E. CALDWELL 8l4 Colford Avenue Collingswood 2-Going oul wilh Ihe clan 3-To become a success in whalever I choose lo do 4-Foolball Manager 3, 4: Assembly Club 3, 47 Phologra- phy Club 4. JENNIE CAPANO 55 Easl Collings Avenue Collingswood I- Jen 2-C.l-l.l.P.S rneelings, dancing, and iusl having a greal lime 3-Never lo be a slice, buf al- ways a C.H.I,P., lo go io E.S.S.T.C. and become a Phys. Ed. leacher 4- Hockey 2, 3, 43 Baske+ball 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4: Soilball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3: Comme-ncennenl Usher 3: H.R, Officer 2, 3' Bcard oi Conirol 3. 4. VIRGINIA P. CARR 22l Cypress Avenue Woodlynne I- Ginny 2-Being wilh Roy, ear- ing, working, and sleeping 3-lo lry io accomplish sornelhing in every- ihing l do in lhe iulure. CONSTANCE J. CARTER 7l2 Everelf Avenue Collingswood I - Connie 2 - Dudley, kickin' around wiih The B.0.0.T.S, iusl plain fun 3-Always lo be a shiny B.0.0.T., and lo be a successful and happy secrelary 4-Corps 2, 3, Red Cross 2: Colls High News 2, 3, 4: Ex- change Edilor 4: Head Typisl' 43 Office Assislanl 3, 4. ROBERT B. CATANDO 8 rn Avenue Q We 5 XbSf H b ABI-ing in .rn xii , xy boys, u, eai' , Qporls 3- X M o o klaho niversily wilh ip' Ral o rn l oi money 4 'X al 2: , 2, 3, 47 rcheslra D I hoir 4: Glee C , ' I'I.R. deni 47 lnlrarn , I, ' Club 2, 3, 4: Ensernbe HUGH CHATFIEL IO4 Woodlawn Av Collingswood , - as anc , oo ra ' , oaliin Georg , , im succe ' ' en F of all 2, 2 asa arsi ELIZABETH M. CIANCIOLA 506 Worndlawn Avenue Collingswood I- Belly 2-Bob, working a 1i's, dancing 3-To be successlul in life 4-Library Club 2. TI1irIy-Iwo ROBERT W. COCKER IO9 Newlon Avenue Oaklyn I- Bob 2-Wocvdworking, eaiing, sleeping 3-To see Jim gel a b Her car, and 'ro gel 'ny own. T L ave a successful radio and T ,.l, pair fit! i. ,hop. JA KV I x DI I l wbri ven 7529 ' , 'rrnoni N ' 1 'If' ff, Dougl'f3lfEal'nwiseepi lygln fd lin :lmlbale m olle X Bi all 3 4 nniy 1: 5 I A 1, 'ist a ani 3, X' ' ff RUTH A. CONKLIN 82l Belmonl Avenue Collingswood I- Rudy 2-Wr ling lellers 'ro lhal cerlair someone, and falking lo Barb and Connie on 'he lelephone 3- To be successful in all l do 4- Karnival 3. ROBERT CORKREY 628 Park Avenue Collingswood I- Cork 2-Bealing Braddock ai' darls 3-To relire al' 20. , Ml.. X . , , ff' ohn Av e L k 1 I n ri Ogg - d' 'ng, being y, e 3- a maior f -B all 2 3 4 l g' a yer 4 . . I ,4-3 Varsily Club 2, 3, 4. f E. LOUISE CRANMER 5 Maple Lane Collingswood I- Louge 2'-M.Y.F., slriking Ten P.l.N.5 rneelings, singing wiih Mari- lyn, B,H.T, 3- To be a Chrisiian Teacher 4-Knighl' 2, 3, 47 Lilerary Edilor 47 Choir 2, 3, 4: Corps 2, 3, 43 Drum Sergeanl' 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Talenf Show 3: Karnival 3: N,H.S, 3, 45 FTA. 3: l-LR. Olzlicer 47 Senior Board 4. KENNETH W. CREITZ II Easf Summerfield Avenue Collingswood I- Ken 2-Living an easy and lazy life, eafing, sleeping 3-To achieve success in life and fo gef fhaf lm- perial. WILLIAM CRIGER lO2 Broadway Avenue Laurel Springs I- Bill 2-Eafing, making money. spending money 3-To become a suc- cessful financier and merchandiser 4 --Hall Guard 3, 4. ESTHER J. CROOK 23 Orienfal Avenue Wesfmonf I- Es 2-Summers af Ocean Cify and Harvey Cedars, J.U.G.S meef- ings, church 3-To do whaf God wills for my life 4-Soffball Manager 2: Sfafe Chorus 4: Color Guard Manager and Sub. 3: Color Guard 4: Tennis 4: Library Club 3, 4: F.'I'.A. 3, 4: Karnival 3: Red Cross Repre- senfafive 4: Ensemble 4. JEAN N. CROSSAN II6 Easf Palmer Avenue Collingswood I- Curly 2-Slreefer, C.H.I.P.S meefings, C.R.P., dancing, eafing, having fun 3-To be happy and suc- cessful in all I do, and never fo be a slice, buf always a C.I'l.l.P. FRANK J. CZEINER 704 Granf Avenue Wesf Collingswood I- Franklin 2-Explorers, M.Y.F., phofography 3-To live a good Chris- fian life 4-Calls High News 2, 3, 4: Edifor-in-Chief 4: Phofography Club 2, 3, 4: Presidenf 4: Sfudenf Cabinef 2, 3, 4: Wresfling Manager 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Karnival 3, 4: Var- sify Club 3, 4. ANITA DANFIELD 306 Taylor Avenue Wesf Collingswood I- Niefz 2-Siffin' on 'lop of fha world wifh Lynda and Shirl, C.R.P., Danceffe 3-Never fo be a square D.O.T., fo frame Tom's diploma, 'ro be a successful wife and moflier 4- H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3: I-Ioclcey Manager 3, 4: Baslcefball 2, 3, 47 Saffball 2, 3, 4. Thirfy-II1 ree FREDERICK T. DANIELS 715-D Parkview Aparfmenfs Collingswood I- Rick 2-Hunfing, fiishing, rid- ing around in my car, C.B.A. 3-Own a hof cusfom car 4--Visual Aid Club 2. JOSEPH L. DeMARCO, JR. IIO9 Linwood Avenue Collingswood I- Joe 2-Bowling, dances, hang- ing around wifh Al, Ken and Dale, driving, playing fhe sax, fishing 3- Become a successful lawyer and poli- fician 4-Wresfling 2: Band 3: Or- chesfra 3: Foofball 2, TP VINC T I O I3 on e I e' I af'n' if up wlfh e arhd of I NHxLJgIxmy , ngin u a h ' , girls m o aufif irls, and e ppy h h, rug a ' off a I . . +G ol' I ma4 mn I: . J ug ALVAT E D TOL s u Wesf Collingsw d e golf of fhe 38 messing w fh unni and sporfs around machines ifh The slip- ei 'I' 'I , ' un u ro ' T - o be a s ces fu millionaire, and fo be fhe g f cfor in fhe business. MICHAEL G. DICKERSON 303-C Parkview Aparfmenfs Collingswood I- Mike 2-My Princess, foofball, fhe sliding fronf seaf in my Hud- son 3-2.5 million dollars 4-Foof- ball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Varsify Club 3, 4: Class Presidenf 4: Sfudenf Cab- inef 4: Senior Board of Confrol 4: Choir 3, 4: Ensemble 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Orchesfra 3, 4: Tal- enf Show 3. DAVID DIEHL I I I4 Belmonf Avenue Collingswood I- Dave , Croclceff 2-Eafing, sleeping, and being wifh The lcids from church 3-To do whafever fhe Lord, my Savior, wanfs me fo do 4- Band 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra 2, 3, 4. RICHARD A. DI FABIO 46 WashingTon Avenue Collingswood I- SquirT 2-Fishing, golT, riding in Browns hoT AusTin, hanging around wiTh Backus, Brown, ColberT, Moose 3-Be a successTul golT-p aying law- yer and poliTician 4'6OlT 2, 3, 4' Boys' STaTe 3. CAROL A. DIEMUNSCH l24 EasT Haddon Avenue Oaklyn I- Munchie 2-Barry, eaTing pizza, L.H.S., C.R.P., being wiTl'l The oTher T.M.'s, The Green Room, Women's Auxiliary oT The O.B.A., dances 3-- To C.U.P.P., To be a successTul sec- reTary, and Then To marry my O.A.O., To live, love, and always be happy. Jwiiia . QDBB NS , ' 243 disonUAve e W monT A ' 2 5:5 aying b. ai Trawb g mes' wiTl'l G an T bd n wnship da jg T iv ' up long as an, T Y' ask ll 2 , 41 Baseball 2. ps, Af Var Cli 2, 3, 4: lnT'amurals 2, ' Karnivul 3. FAITH E. DOUGHERTY 2I8 Harding Avenue Collingswood I- Fay 2-Connie, Nan, movies, MaTolly, Wildwood and The gang 3-- To go To arT college, or be a privaTe secreTary, have Tun always, keep The J.E.T.S in TormaTion 4--KnighT 4: ArTisT Crew 3, 4: Corps 4: lnTramural BaskeTball 3: CurTain Timers 4. CAROLE A. DUNCAN 53 Manor Avenue Oaklyn I- Dunc 2-Lively l..l.lXl.K.S meeT- ings, sporTs, music 3-Never To break The chain oT L.l.N.K.S, To live, love. and be happy 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Knigl'lT 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: BaskeTball 2, 3, 4: CurTain Timers 3, 4: TalenT Show 3: Assembly Club 3, 4: Kar- nival 3: Tennis 3, 4: SoTTball 2: Red Cross 2. DIANNE J. DUNN 24I Haddon Avenue Collingswood 2-Lively L.l.N.K.S meeTings, danc- ing, shakin' my shadow 3-College, never To break The chain oT L.l.N.K.S, success 4-Library Club 2, 3, 4: KnighT STaTT 3, 4: Corps 2, 3, 4: TalenT Show 3: CurTain Timers 3, 4: Assembly Club 3, 4: Karnival 3: F.N.C. 3. Thirfy-Tour DONNA J. DUNN 24l Haddon Avenue Collingswood 2-Lively L.l.N.K.S meeTings, Talking To Zom on The phone, dancing 3- To go To college some day, never lo break The chain oT L.l.N.K.S 4- Library Club 2, 3, 4: KnighT STaTT 3, 4: Corps 2, 3, 4: TalenT Show 3: CurTain Timers 3, 4: Assembly Club 3, 4: Karnival 3: F.N.C. 3. 111' ft' ROBERT G. DROFFNER 'I. Sf 3IO Harvard Avenue Collingswood 'Q I I- Fink 2-Drag ing'+ e Jbhho- bile, Trying To mak UT, 1 e dinpr, keeping The boys ouT T Trolnle 33- To geT married, and owrfaa' Merfedes 4-FooTball 2, 3, resTling if 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Va 'v WH 3, 4: DeuTscher Verein 3: 4. - T' T' ' 'H - '-g -ex- .-.IFQ 1' a s . r rl Q BARBARA D. EAT N N 43 Manor Avenue Ti' Oaklyr 'Z' l- Babs 2-Sing ouRwiTh Chick, movies, eaTing Q?pdancc9g'3-To be a privaTe secre agy, To marry ThaT cerTain guy and make hifn happy 4- H.R. Olcficer 2: Pied Cross 3, 11.0. ROBERT W. ECKERT 230 Lincoln Avenue Collingswood I- Eck 2-Woodworking 3-To be a successTul cabineT maker 4-Kar- nival 3. PENELOPE S. A. EDWARDS 744 BelmonT Avenue Collingswood I- Penny 2-STriking Ten P.l.N.S meeTings, Twirling, wriTing To kids l meT aT The shore 3-To go To college To become a rurse, To conTinue Twirling 4-Band lv1ajcreTTe 2, 3: Head 4: TalenT Show 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3: F.N.C. 3: CaTe- Teria Club 3, 4: Assembly Club 4. JANICE C. EICHMANN I2O WalnuT Avenue WesTmonT I- lky , Jan 2-Kickin' around wiTh The B.0.0.T.S, Tennis wiTh Barb, Sal, DanceTTe. U.S.O. shows 3-Al- ways To be a shiny B.0.0.T., play Barb aT ForesT Hills. enTerTain over- seas 4-Choir 2, 3, 4: CurTain Timers 3, 4: OTTicer 4: Corps 2, 3: Karnival 3: Co ls High News TyloisT 4: STaTe Chorus 4: Ensemble 4. NANINE ELLINWOOD 208 Harding Avenue Collingswood I- Nan 2-Modern iazz, and fhe J.E.T.S 3-College, marriage, and fo be mafure enough fo recognize and appreciafe frue happiness, fo see fhaf fhe J.E.T.S always sfay in formafion 4-Glee Club! 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Sfafe Chorus 3, 4: Deuf- scher Verein 3, 4: F.T.A, 3: Colls High News 2, 3, 4: Business Manager 4: Talenf Show 2. THEODORE E. EISNER IO6 Summerfield Avenue Collingswood I-- Ted 2-Messing around wifh boys, loafing and sleeping, going fo Haddon Jr. wifh my O.A.O. 3- To go fhrough life wifh my O.A.O. and have a good family, fo be suc- cessful in my own business 4-H.R, Officer 4: Board of Confrol 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Karnival 3. WALTER G. ELLIS l2I Easf Oakland Avenue Oaklyn I- Walf 2-Driving around, work- ing on fhe car, going up fo fhe creek, hunfing, boafing, bumming, eafing. sleeping, and girls 3-To be a suc- cessful mechanical engineer. THOMAS R. EWING I29 Easf Summerfield Avenue Collingswood l- Tommy 2-Jeanne, singing, sporfs, fhe diner 3-To be a foofball and frack coach, a professional sing- er, and fo drag Droff's Jazzmobile 4 -Foofball 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Wresf- ling 2, 3, 4: Varsify Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 3, 4: Talenf Show 2, 3: Karnival 3. CONSTANCE FEARN 83l Sfokes Avenue Collingswood l- Connie 2-Ocean Cify, movies, drawing, felevision, and fo always keep fhe J.E.T.S in formafion 3-To fake business in college, and become a privafe secrefary, fo live a happy life 4-Curfain Timers 4: Knighf 3, 4: Karnival 3. CAROLE E. FINLEY 3l7 Bryanf Avenue Oaklyn I-- Fin 2-Going fo C.R.P. and being wifh my O.A.O., messin' wifh Sal, Gin, C.H.l.P.S., double dafing wifh Kay and Jack 3-To gef mar- ried and live a happy life 4-Knighf 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Karnival 3: H.R, Officer 4: Baskefball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Soffball 2. Thirfy-five .-4' ,df . s' fm ', I f f' - g I . . .4 . C .1-4 V 1 . .4-rm MILDRED FITHIAN T28-B H'addon Hills ' E i' f Haddon Township - ' A l- Millie 2-D.O.T.S meefings, dances. boys, hof-rodding, C.R.P. and diner, being wifh fhe gang 3- Never fo be a square D.O.T. and fo be successful in all I do 4-Hockey 2, 3, 4: Swimming 4: Baskefball 2: Knighf 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3. CHARLES FLANAGAN 23l Parker Avenue Woodlynne I- The Rock , Twinklefoes 2-- Working wifh fhe M.Y.F. and keeping fabs on Tom, playing baskefball, golf, baseball and hunfing 'round for fhe righf female 3-To fry fo be a good Chrisfian, go fo college and sfudy journalism 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Ensemble 4. NANCY JANE FLUHARTY 225 Easf Linden Avenue Collingswood l- Liffle Flu 2-Rowdy W.O.W. meefings, C.R.P., Ocean Cify 3-To sfill be a W.O.W. af 80, fo live and fo be happy wifh my O.A.O., fo be a kindergarfen feacher 4-H.R. Of- ficer 3, 4: Board of Confrol 3, 4' Sfudenf Cabinef 4: Glee Club 2 3, 4. 0 ,I , F U L 441 n e ac lin ood Prem rivin , playing bas- ef II n iano 3-To be successful i veref g I do Ban 2, 3, 4: hesfra 2, 3, 4: l 2 3 4' Choir 3, 4. ' ' ' BARBARA M. FREY 9 Wesf Homesfead Avenue Collingswood I- Barb 2-Kickin' around wifh fhe B.0.0.T.S, Danceffe, fennis wifh Jan and Sal, having fun 3-Always fo be a shiny B.0.0.T., fo play Tennis af Foresf Hills againsf Jan, fo be happy always 4-Knighf 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Sfu- denf Cabinef Secrefary 4: Tennis 3, 4: Assembly Club 3: Karnival 3: En- semble 4. GEORGE L. FUNK, JR. II Ogden Avenue Collingswood 2-Playing my composifions and ofhers on fhe piano and ofher insfru- menfs 3-To marry a wonderful, good looking musician 4-Curfain Timers 2, 3, 4: Band 4: Orchesfra 4: Phofog- raphy Club 3, 4: Sfage Crew 2, 3: Presidenf 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4. Q. BARBARA ANNE GALLAGHER 204 Toledo Avenue Wesfmonf I- Barb , Babs 2-Jack's, skafing, H. J. C., being wifh fhe gang af Larry's, gab parfies wifh Paf and Carol, Thefa Rho's 3-To gef mar- ried, live fhe life of a Thefa Rho 4- Red Cross 2: Swimming 3: P.T.A. Represenfafive 4: Karnival 3. ELLEN M. GALLAGHER IO5 Easf Browning Road Collingswood I- EI 2-Kickin' around wifh fhe B.0.0.T. S, Danceffe, gabbin' on fhe phone, iusf having Iofs of fun 3- Always fo be a shiny B.0.0.T., fo be a successful secrefary and 'lo be hap- py 4-Karnival 3: Knighf Typisf 4. SALLY E. GARSIDE 2Il Cresfmonf Terrace Collingswood I- Sal 2-Messing around wifh Keefe and Fin, playing fennis wilh Jan and Barb 3-To feach physical educafion af Colls, fo be happily married fo fhaf cerfain someone 4- Hockey 2, 3. 4: Baskefball 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2, 4: Soffball 2: Tennis 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2: H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4. STEVEN GAZSI 645 Befflewood Avenue Collingswood I- Gaz 2-Messing around wifh Wil and Bob, playing ball, G.G., C.B.A. 3-Live if up as long as I can, be successful 4-Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Inframurals 2, 3, 4: Varsify Club 2, 3. 4: H.R, Officer 2, 3: Karnival 3: Board of Confrol 2, 3. BARBARA GEORGE IOI7 Eldridge Avenue Wesl' Collingswood I- Barb 2-Wrifing and dafing Dick, C.R.P. 3-To make happy fhose who love me, and fo live a good Chrislian life 4-Sfudenf Cabinel 2, 4: Execufive Commiffee 2, 4: Secre' fary 4: Deufscher Verein 3, 4: Class Vice-Presidenf 2: N.H.S. 3, 4: H.R. Officer 2: Red Cross Club 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, BARBARA GETZINGER 3 Chesfnuf Avenue Weslmonf I- Barb , Gefz 2- B.Y.F. driving fo find fime lo have a pasfime, W.O.W.S meefings, messing around 3 -To do lhe Lord's will, fo live, love and be happy, 'lo go fo Margie's some summer 4-Corps 3: Red Cross 2: Knighl' 3, 4: Soffball 3, 4: Hockey 4: Karnival 3. Thirly-six SAMUEL GERSTEIN 30I Evergreen Avenue Woodlynne I- Sam 2-Girls, having a ball and playing wifh The Jacks 3-To be successful in all I do 4-Assembly Club 3, 4: Wresfling 2. BRUCE G. GILFILLAN 944 Merrick Averue Collingswood I- Gil 2-Baskefball, baseball, foofball, sfamp collecfion, mineral collecfion 3-To be a medical docfor 4-Glee Club 3: N.H.S. 3, 4: Chess Club 4. DIANE C. GLYNN 303 Crysfal Lake Avenue Haddon Township I- Di 2-Kickin' around wifh The B.0.0.T.S, dancing, eafing, Ocean Cify, falking on fhe phone, wrifing leffers 3-Always fo be a shiny B.0.0.T., college, leaching, marriage, happiness 4-Red Cross Club 4: Corps 2, 3, 4: Pholography Club 2, 3, 4: Library Council 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3: Assembly Club 4: Curfain Timers 4. GLORIA H. GOLD l032 Haddon Avenue Collingswood I- Glor 2-U.S.Y., dancing, work- ing af Gold's Drug Sfore, C.C.J.Y.C. 3-To go fo college and be a suc- cessful fechnician, marriage 4- Knighf 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3: Assembly Club 4. WILLIAM R. GRANT 36 Easf Coulfer Avenue Collingswood I- Bill , Cas 2-Tennis, skafing, my car, messing around wifh Jim and fhe mob 3-To become a 'Teacher 4 -Sfudenf Cabinef 2, 3, 4: Presidenf 4: Board of Confrol 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Boys' Slafe 3: As- sembly Club 4: Colls High News 2, 3, 4: Sporfs Edifor 4: Karnival 3: Deufscher Verein 3, 4: Treasurer 3. JAMES L. GREENFIELD 2I2 Burrwooo Avenue Collingswood I- Smiley 2-Eafing, sleeping, wafching felevision, and racing sail- boafs 3-To be an engineer and have Iofs of money 4--Deufscher Verein 3. JUDITH A. GREENIG III7 Newfon Avenue Wesf Collingswood I- Judy 2--Jack, C.H.l.P.S meef- ings, dancing, dafing, and driving 3- Never fo be a slice, always a C.H.l.P., fo be a successful secrefary and arfisf 4-Karnival 3: Hall Guard 4: Assembly Club 4. LEONARD GRIMDITCH, JR. I2I Kendall Boulevard Oaklyn I-- Len 2-Fishing on fhe boaf af Briganfine 3-Own a nighf club 4- Karnival 3. ROBERTA J. GWILLIAM IOO Fern Avenue Collingswood I- Gay 2-D.O.T.S meefings, Riz- zi's, C.R.P., diner 3-Never 'ro be a square D.O.T., fo have a successful career and a happy marriage, fo see Sue married 4-Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3.4: Colls High News 3, 4: Typisf 3, 4: Red Cross Represenfafive 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3: Hockey 2, 4: Soffball 3. DOUGLAS HADLEY 2I Haddon Avenue Wesfmonf I- Doc 2-Riding around wifh Ron and Jer, wafer skiing wifh Bar 3-To have my own dance band 4-Band 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3: Talenf Show 3. MARYLOU HANLING 4l2 Sloan Avenue Wesf Collingswood I- Lou 2-Bob, W.O.W. meefings, driving 3-To sfill be a W.O.W. af eighfy, fo be a successful nurse 4-- Red Cross 2: F.N.C. 3, 4: H.R. Of- ficer 4: Karnival 3: Soffball 3: As- sembly Club 4. LINWOOD H. HANSEN 2ll Kendall Boulevard Oaklyn I- Lin 2-Bumming wifh fhe gang, going wifh Carol 3-To make a for- fune in fhe Air Force and fo see Jim Seybold gel' a new car. Thirfy-seven CAROL A. HARKINS 2902 Laurel Avenue Wesf Collingswood 2-Lively L.l.N.K.S meefings, danc- ing, organ, sporfs, O.C., riding and gabbing wifh fhe gals 3-Never fo break fhe chain of L.I.N.K.S, fo go fo college and refurn fo fhe Blue and Gold 4-F.T.A. 3: Colls High News 2, 3, 4: Baskefball 2: Corps 4: Curfain Timers 4: Karnival 3: Office Assisfani 3. DORIS HART IIOI Collings Avenue Wesf Collingswood I- Dar 2-Riding in fhe Gray Gremlin wifh fhaf someone, J.E.T.S meefings, gabbing wifh Lo, driving, dancing, movies and fwirling 3-Live, love and be a successful secrefary, 'ro keep 'the J.E.T.S in formafion 4- Maioreffe 2, 3, 4: Usher 2, 3,4: Talenf Show 2, 3: Karnival 3: Knighf 4. i far 3 RO g 'per reef I- Ro - Ri ' around wifh Jer fend I n ,vfifh Seybold and I jjj ' Je, p fo all affer school 3- To be su s, ioin fhe Navy, and refire af fhirfy-five 4-Karnival 3. Q6 Af' 4 H5gpHp.RTMANN a dliew Aparfmenfs I g od IC 2-Sporfs, rid- n ' he C.W. 3-To see K.C. in a pennanf, fo be a success- ful mef rologisf 4-lnframurals: Ten- nis 4: Ka ival 3, 4: Deufscher Verein 3, 4. SUSAN ANN HA HORNE I3O Lawnside Avenue Collingswood I- Sue , Thusan 2-D. .T.S meef' ings, Rizzi's, C.R.P., Collm f, wrifing fo my O.A.O. 3-Never o be a square D,O.T., fo live, love, nd be happy wifh Gene, fo see G find him 4-H.R. Officer 3: Hall ard 3: Karnival 3: Board of Confro 3: P.T.A. Represenfafive 4. JEAN HEFFELFINGER 824-D Park View Aparfmenfs Collingswood 2-C.H.l.P.S meefings, dafing, danc- ing, C.R.P. 3-To be a successful nurse, never fo be a slice, always a C.H.l.P 4-H.R. Officer 2, 4: Class Treasurer 3: Sfudenf Cabinef 3, 4: Karnival 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. EREDRICKA HEIDEN 9l7-A Park View Aparimenis Collingswood I- Ricky 2-I-lol roddin' around wiih Jo and Peg, shopping and waich' ing T.V, 3-To be famous and be an airline hosiess, Io gel a car 4- Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3: As' sembly Club 2, 3, 4: Corps 2, 3, 4' Ariisl' Crew 3, 4: Curfain Timers 3, 4: Talenf Show Usher 3. KENNETH W. HEILIG II4 Conard Avenue Collingswood I- Ken 2-Riding in ihe C.W,, Tennis, messing wiih Rich and Ed, music 3-To be successful and rich, lois of B.B.B. 4-Tennis 2, 3, 4: Sraie Chorus 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Assembly Club 3, 4: Student Cabinef Vice Presideni 4: Boys' Siaie 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchesira 2, 3, 4: I-I.R. Officer 4: Varsiiy CI 3, '4 , sam? IIIVC Par ew Aajhhens S W min sw oA I ,. I .I ,. icki. 2- Drivihg I . . and plaqi bas' kefball o ee Ke w under 200 pounds, Io be succ s ul in everys ihing 4-Karnival 3, Siege Crew 4. ROBERT HEMSWORTH III-C Park View Aparimenis Wesi Collingswood I- Herns , Bob 2-Driving fhe C.W., playing sporis afier school 3 -To be successful in whaiever I choose and Io see Colls win every iooiball game 4-Siege Crew 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3. BARBARA HENNESSY II5 Wesimoni Avenue Wesfmonf I- Bobby 2-Joe, J.I-I., Theia Rhos 3-Compfomeier operaior. 'ro have a happy and successful life and mar- riage 4-Usher 3. VIRGINIA HESS 232 Easi Knighi Avenue Collingswood I-- Ginny 2-Kickin' around wiih Ihe B,0.0,T,S Chuck, John, dancing 3-Always io be a shiny B.0,0.T, fo marry a ceriain guy, always be happy 4-Corps 2, 3: Taleni Show 3: P.T,A. Represeniaiive 2: Karnival 3. Thiriy-eigI11' JOANNE HILL IO College Circle Siraiford I- Jo' 2-Kickin around wiih ihe B.0.0.T,S, R.B.G.S ihai dream guy, ho? roddin' 3-Always io be a shiny B.0.0.i, make oihers happy and be successful 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Ariisis' Crew 3, 43 Corps 2, 3, 4: Curiain Timers 3, 4: Assembly Club 2, 3, 4: Siudenr Cabinei 3: Karnival 3. H I D SLOP -I ii ' .c iy W, I F' ' peri nii ,' i Ih is homeiwor mgelof- i . . . 31-To b s c u ried 4 nd 2, If c esira 2 euienanf Band 4: ing 3 4: Track 3, 4: Cross ouniry 3. GERALD JOSEPH HORNIK 3Il2 lviouni Ephraim Avenue Wesi Collingswood I- C-er 2-Playing ine Licorice Slick and lick ing 'rhe lvories 3- io be a successful elec'ronics engie neer 4--Knighi 2, 3, 4: N.l'I.S. 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Cafeieria Club 2, 3, 4: Deufscher Verein 2, 3, 4' Band 2, 3, 4: Orchesira 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: AI'-Siaie Band 3, 4: Souih Jersey Bano 3. 4: Karnival 3. ROBERT A. HUFF ZI5 Morgan Avenue Collingswood I- Bob 2-I-Iornework during Ihe school year and boaiing and swim- ming in fhe summer 3-To be success- ful in whaiever I do 4-Phoiography Club 2, 3, 4: Inframuras 4. ANNA MARIE HUGHES 4Il Virginia Avenue Wesi Collingswood I- Peachie 2-C.H.l.P.S meelings, dancing, dafing, driving cheering 3 -Never +o be a slice, always a C.H.l.P, io be a successful secreiary or prirna ballerina 4-I-l.R. Officer 2: Hall Guard 3: Karnival 3: Knighi 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Office Asa sisian . 'U G GE , HUGHEi JR. 20 ur d Avenue C in od esmo' 24- ,A., diner, 'rhe e omb, C.R.P. abe, riding wiih S , food, c S -To have a lol' of lun and be s cessiul 4--H.R. OI- fcer 3: Bo of Conirol 2, 3, 4: ook 2 4: ack 2, 3, 4. PN JEANNE HUGHES 204 Burrwood Avenue Collingswood 2-W.O.W.S, Oaklyn Band, sewing, C.R.P., I:.W.T., R.A.W.J. 3-To be a W.O.W. al eighly, C.V.R.P. 4- Glee Club 2: Sollball 3: Maiorelle 4: Talenl Show 3: Karnival 3: Min- slrel Show 3: l'l.R. Ollicer 4. EDWARD T. HURD 23 Easl Cryslal Lake Avenue Weslmonl I- Ed 2-Messing .around wilh Dave, Pele, and Don, riding around wilh Bob in lhe Blue Bomb, playing baskelball, belonging lo lhe C.F.B. 3 - Go lo college, make a lol ol money 4-Band 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2. PATRICIA HURLES 44 Hillcresl Avenue Oaklyn 2-Tennis, hiking, movies, skaling wilh Sylvia and Ben 3-Colossians 3:l7 4-P.T.A, Represenlalive 4: Arlisl's Crew 4: Knighl Slall 4, IRENE JACKEL 2lO Easl Clinlon Avenue Oaklyn l- Dusli 2-Dave, dancing, Iislen- ing lo Judie's love problems, lively L.l.N.K.S meelings 3-To be happily married lo my O.A,.O., never lo break lhe chain ol L.l.N.K.S 4-Archery 2: Corps 3. JUDITH M. JAMES IO9-A Couller Avenue Collingswood l- Judy 2-D.O.T. meelings, boys, dances, C,R.P., diner 3-To be a suc- cesslul secrelary and never lo be a square D,O.T. 4-Knighl 2, 3, 4: Hall Guard 3. CAROL DOROTHY JOHNSON I9 Wayne Gardens Collingswood 2-Dancelle, driving, dales wilh him peslering Pal, gab parlies in lhe park wilh Pal and Barb, C.A.P. 3-lo make lhal cerlain someone happy, lo be happy and successful in all I do 4- Karnival 3. Thirly-nine ARLENE SYLVIA JONES 524-D Park View Aparlmenls Collingswood 2-Reading, painling, classical music 3-To marry lhal cerlain doclor 'lrom Penn Slale, lo be happy and success- lul in everylhing l do 4-Assembly Club 2, 3, 4: Curlain Timers 3: Pres! idenl 4: Arlisl Crew 3, 4: Knighl 4: Corps Manager 3, 4: Talenl Show 3: Usher 3: Ollice Assislanl 4: Kar- nival 3. CHARLES E. JONES 24 Cenler Slree t Weslm nl l 'A-Hanging nd wilh lh oys al lhe o l, hunling. going l e - meeli rk- i o 3-T be lol and QQ e moon ude abinel 2: GI Clu , Bas afl Choir 4: E ble 4. PATRICIA A. JONES II9 Easl Ormond Avenue Belllewood I- Jonzi 2-Dancelle, Club meel- ings, needling Carol, lislening lo Bubbles' problems, going wilh GLW., gab parlies wilh Carol ad Barb in lhe park 3-To be happy and suc- cesslul and lo marry lhal cerlain guy 4-Red Cross 2: Glee Club 2: Kar- nival 3. WILLIAM ARTHUR JORDAN 44 Krall Avenue Oaklyn I- Ned 2-Playing goll, working on my rod, playing pool, lalking wilh lhe guys 3-To lake over my lalher's business and lo add lo il 4-Band 2, 3. WILLIAM J. KACZMAR 2l3 Callell Avenue Collingswood I- Bill 2-Spolrs, music, reading. llying lessons, observing world -lrom I8OO leel up, having labulous limes 3-To allend Annapolis and become an admiral in lhe Uniled Slales Navy 4--Swimming 2: Cross Counly 2: Track 3, 4: Curlain Tim s , 4 Boys' Slale 3: Varsily Clu Q Guyard'4: W ly C b xy i 0' ka ,THOMAS .KEATINQ I7 Easl Palmer Avenue: Collingswood it I- Keal 2-Trying lo keep peace belween Ernie and Foose, Dinre, play- ing ball 3-To gel lo Florida wilh Foose and see Ernie 4-Baseball 2, 4: Foolball 2, 4: Varsily Club 4, D. LAWRENCE KEATON 22 Wesl Summerlield Avenue W Collingswood I- Larm, Busler 2-Hanging around a lennis courl or a darkroom 3-To be a Chemical Engineer or leacher 4-Choir 3, 4: Slale Chorus 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 2, 3: German Club 3: Pholography Club 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4? Varsily Club 3, 4: Ensemble 4: As- sembly Club 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Cabinel 3: Karnival 3. BARBARA C. KELLAM IOI Easl Holly Avenue Belllewood l- Barb 2-Bill, W.O.W.S rneel- ings, driving around and having a good lime wilh M.M., C.B., M.L., and C.L. 3-To love and be happily married lo Bill and have lwins, a suc- cesslul iob al Bell, lo slill be a W.O.W al eighly 4-H.R. Ollicer 2: Caleleria 2: Olliice Assislanl 3, 4: Karnival 3. LYNDA A. KELLNER IO2 Park Avenue Collingswood I- Lyn 2-W.O.W.S meelings, nalurally, cheerleading, sillin' on lop ol lhe world wilh Nelz and lhe gang, lighlin' wilh Brooksy 3--To slill be a W.O.W al eighly, lo see Mar B.D. al H., happiness and success 4- H.R. Ollicer 3: Karnival 3: Cheer- leading 3, 4. DONALD KENNEDY IIO Easl Belllewood Avenue Oaklyn Ig Don 3-Riding around wilh lhe boys on lhe lol and hanging around lhe gas slalion 3-Make a career ol lhe Navy, gel a good car, and see Jim gel a good rod in place ol his maroon bomb. L- R Y D RN 4I as e v u lin od - y 2 esh waler lishing, na- liae sh.: , wing and ainling, askelb , mu 'lhe anl? o Q hav a succe I cgfeer Baske- 2 3, 4, nd 2,,3: Or eslra 2, : Gle Clu , 3. i JOANNE KLING 3l2 Washinglon Avenue Oaklyn I- Jo 2-Rowdy W.O.W meelings, C.R.P., gabbing wilh Joan, living il up wilh lhe gang 3-To be success- lul in whalever l do, lo be happy al- ways and have lriends, lo lravel and lo be a W.O.W. al eighly 4-Glee Club 2: Karnival 3. ,gpm ge- ow-f-'I fr .Aan Q, Ms, Fo rly nib SANDRA J. KOHLER 23I While Horse Pike Wesl Collingswood I-- Sandy 3-Ealing, sleeping, B,Y.F., lalking wilh lhe usual gang 3,-To be a success in whalever l do and lo lead a good Chrislian lile 4- Lbrary Council 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3 4: Knighl 4. ROBERT E. KRUSE SI6 While Horse Pike Oaklyn lf- Bob 2--Gooln' wilh Wayne, being wilh Lin, Don, Bob, and Doug, and pholography 3--To ioin lhe Navy and lhen become a pallern maker, and lo slay single 4-Visual Aid Club 2, 3: Secrelary 2: Pholography Club 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3: Cross Coun- lry 4: Slage Crew Vice Presidenl 4. MARGARET F. LA POLLO 625 Johnson Avenue Belllewcod l-- Margie 2-Being wilh Connie, rowdy W.O.W.S rneelings, driving around wilh all lhe girls, messing around wilh C.B. JH., B.K. and M.M. 3-To live, love, and make Connie happy always. and lo slill be a W.O.W al eighly 4--Caleleria Club 2: Karnival 3. CAROL E. LAUER II9 Easl Oaklard Avenue Belllewcod 2--Hi-B,A., W.O.W. rneelings, being wilh Mark, having lun wilh Joan, Mac, and lhe W.O.W.S, playing lhe piano and accordion, and driving 3 --To be lhe means by which many will come lo know lwe Lord 4-Corps 3, 4: N,H.S. 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Red Cross 2, 3: Secrelary 4: Ollice Assislanl 4: Usher 3: Karnival 3, ROBERT JAMES LAURIA 223 Easl Knighl Avenue Collingswood I- Jim 2-Going lo Media, Penn- sylvania lo see Geri, hanging wilh Ed and lhe guards 3--Tc be a civil engineer 4-Caoinel Represenlalive 4. GEORGE LEE 574 Haddon Avenu- Collingswood I- Leeboy 2--Lislening lo Phar- azyn's lroubles, hanging around wilh Larm and Chals, and playing sporls 3-To be successlul and lo keep leas- ing Challield aboul his love alifairs 4 --Foolball 2, 3, 4: H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Bas- kelball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Board ol Conlrol 3. JOAN B. LEVANDOWSKI I28 Easl Summerlield Avenue Collingswood I- Lem 2--Jimmy, C.R.P., rowdy D.O.T.S meelings, dances 3-Never lo be a square D.O.T., lo be a suc- cesslul secrelary, lo marry my L.S. and lo make him happy 4-H.R. Ol- licer 2, 4: Board ol Conlrol 2, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Sollball 2, 3, 4: Knighl 2, 3: Karnival 3. .X D AN I as a l Avenyk k ,, I ' a '2-Sho ri, ishing, boal- , ' cf, zyg, and bumming ec :ca gineer 4-Chess ub 1, JEAN LISTER I702 Woodlyn Avenue Woodlynne I- Jeannie 2-Having lun wilh lhe kids al Issy's, swimming and going lo lhe movies wilh Lo and Belly 3-To be a nurse 4-Red Cross 2, 3, 4: P.T.A. Represenlalive 4: F.N.C. 4. DONALD W. LOOSE IO' Bellevue Terrace Collingswood I- Moose 2-Summer al H.C.. wriling lo Dolly 3-To serve lhe Lord in everylhing 4-Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Counlry 3, 4: lnlramurals 2: Band 2: Glee Club 2, CAROLYN M. LOPER 663 Princelon Avenue Collingswood 2-Kickin' around wilh lhe B.0.0.T.S, Y.P.F., making allempls al lennis, having lun 3-Always lo be a shiny B.0.0.T., always lo see lhe brighler side 4-Corps 2, 3, 4: Assembly Club 3, 4: Officer 3: Sludenl Cab- inel 4: Karnival 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Usher 3: Board ol Conlrol 4: Cur- lain Timers 4. ALLAN W. LORE Soulh Bryanl Avenue Collingswood I- Al 2-Girls, music, Angle. hanging around wilh Joe, Ken, and Dale, lhe car 3-To be successlul and own a gold plaled Cadillac 4-Band 2, 3: Orcheslra 2. Forly-one AMES wh I . , j' 607 Ci I H To ei W B I 'iii- I.,arm ,' ' ' 2-Keeping lhe boys al s oul l lrouble, B.B.A., ' aying ball 3-To make oul I e c ,zy i everylhin I do and lo play b II inBQLE Foolball 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 4: H.R, Ollicer 3: Class Vice Pr, enl 3, 4: Karnival 3: Glee Club- 3, 4. CRAIG LOVETT IO4 Easl Belflewood Avenue Oaklyn I- Senalor 2-Keeping Robinson oul of lrouble, reading Marmaduke, rooling for lhe Chisox 3-Be mayor ol Oaklyn, lo see lhe While Sox lake a pennanl 4-Boys' Slale 4. 638 add n nue ell o I- QI-Uf1 'Q . dan ing, lh ff: 'E e ich, pla wilh f and aling 3 n l A adio dlele- vision elw I ' he ou lr 4- Foolb , 4: Track it 'l rsily Club : Class Ollicer 14 Ol- lice 2: Sludenl Cabinel . . Glee Clu 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4 9 eslra 2, 3, 4: Board ol Conlro : Karnival 3. MARGARET A. MAAS 214 Broadway Laurel Springs I- Peggy 2-Kickin' around wilh lhe B.0.0.T.S 3-Always lo be a shiny B.0.0.T 4-N.l l.S. 3, 47 Calls High News 2, 3, 4: Library Council 2, 3, 4: Usher 3: Caleleria Club 2, 3, 4: Deulscher Verein 2, 3, 4: Soil- ball Manager 2: Sludenl Cabinel 4: F.T.A. 3: Assembly Club 2, 3. 4: Cur- lain Timers 3, 4: Corps 2, 3, 4. CHARLENE A. MAC KANNAN 553 Haddon Avenue Collingswood I-- Char 2-B.Y.F., J.E.T.S meel- ings, lelling Dee my problems, danc- ing, daling, 'n having lun 3-To keep lhe J.E.T.S in lormalion, lo make someone happy, and lo do lhe besl I can in whalever l allempl 4-Hall Guard 3: Red Cross 3, 4: Corres- ponding Secrelary 4: Kar 'val 3. 7 ' f. Jr :bb M-I 'J if ' I I qlgukeiimpw Rail? N xflf J IfC ingsfbvenu K ' 'C lingsw WAEHK C cl'- s slud 053 sal Ullwgwgizx iii is . in, esii wilh arl ndzlzran k3' sw rel' me :emu 54,152 3 V Glggk lub fl , 4: Sludenl Cab -ingjfi-: Karnival 3: Varsily Club 2 JS: 4. MARIAN JOYCE MARQUARDT I28 PowelTon Avenue Woodlynne 2-C.R.P., cheering, D.O.T. meeTings, being wiTh Tony 3-Be happy wiTh Tony, To ho'r-rod To Mars on a camel wiTh Elaine and Jane, never To be a square D.O,T., To be an elephanT 4 -Cheering 2, 3: Head 4: l'I.R. OT- Ticer 2, 3: Class SecreTary 4: Choir 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3: STaTe Chorus 3: TalenT Show 3. ROBERT OWEN MARRITZ 740 BeTTlewood Avenue Collingswood I- Bob 2-Cruising in The Buick, reading, working, ball wiTh Gaz and The boys 3-To be a nuclear physicisT 4-KnighT 3, 4: EdiTor-in-Chief 4: SporTs EdiTor 4: Basketball 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4: VarsiTy Club 2, 3, 4: Kar- nival 3: STudenT CabineT 4: N.l-l.S. 4. MILDRED MARSHALL IOS EasT Cedar Avenue Oaklyn I- Millie 2-W,O.W.S meeTings, waTer skiing, movies, having a good Time wiTh B.K., M.L., C.B., and C.L.. eaTing pizza and subs 3-To sTill be a W.O.W aT 80, To go To college and be happily married wiTh Tour kids 4-Karnival 3: STudenT CabineT 4: Corps 3, 43 I:.N.C. 2. X THOM W.MaAFEE ,e Colliixgsxkood jQiJ?xnQ'0n ,Avenue I 'Foos5W2-T 'help A.D. wiTh her omewor 'and Ther Things 3--To dp wijnl s many problems, go- n fd make aT Trip To Florida wilh KeaT 4-FooTball 2, 3: Track 2, 3: WresTling 2: VarsiTy Club 2, 3, 4: Vice-PresidenT 4. PATRICIA McAVOY lll Lincoln Avenue Collingswood I- PaT 2-ArT and dancing lessons, riding around wiTh Rocky, DanceTTe, Roundhouse, Forf Dix, Milk Bar, skaT- ing 3-To sTay wiTh The Civics BalleT Co., To keep The J.E.T.S in TormaTion and be happy wiTh Thai' someone 4- P.T.A, RepresenTaTive 3: Knighf 4: ArTisT Crew 4: CurTain Timers 4: Kar- nival 3: Swimming 2, 3, 4. MARILYN L, McGLOUGI'ILIN IOI WashingTon Avenue Collingswood 2-Reading, driving, having Tun wiTh The B.Y.F. group 3-To be successTul in everyThing I underTake, and To live a good ChrisTian liTe 4-KnighT 2, 3, 4: ArT EdiTor 4: Choir 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Assembly Club 3, 4: Vice-PresidenT 3: N.I-I.S. 3, 4: Secre- Tary 4. LORETTA McGRATH 9l8 Collings Avenue WesT Collingswood I- Re+ 2--SkaTing, dancing, mess- ing around wiTh Mar, having Tun 3- To be successTul, To be happily mar- ried. ALICE McHALE 203 Briarwood Avenue Haddon Township I- ScoTTie 2-C.R.P., Joe, PiTman, DanceTTe 3-To gc To Wildwood on weekends wiTh Joar marry my O.A.O. 4-Glee Club 2, 3: STudenT CabineT 3: Karnival 3. ol n Mick 2-HunTing, Tishing, .B.A., having loTs of Tun wiTh her .-GeT married, lave a nice home and have loTs of kids. ERT c .ON l B rd JOAN MCMENAMIN 809 ColTord Avenue Collingzwood '- J 2-Kicking around wiTh The B,0,0.T.S, and being wiTh Johnny 3-To always be a shiny B.0.0.T and To marry ThaT cerTain someone. JOHN MCMURRAY 33 Eldridge Gardens WesT Collingswood Z-Racing my MG and disTurbing The peace in good old Collingswood 3- To find a gold mine and IeT her pay my way Through college. ARILY MCNAMARA I05 Eas rrn d Avenue BA aklyn 1 gk, c 2 ' T e Da cWTe, i ' a d h I d Earol, lisTe ing J n Ik o Paul,N la ing e ' no, i ingzlearn-f o 'd iv a ea 1 3-9-Alwaywy Ire a ood e T ia aTe r n r g s ool o u' V TMI .iw ur YY ,Tir y J' LT 5 Colli ood .i . -n o o i g roun lh oys ap- i lo a olis 4 imming rack ager 4: Gle Club 2, ,4: N.H. . 3, 4. RONALD THOMAS MERRIEL 3200 Calverf Avenue Wesl Collingswood I- Ronnie 2-Walching TV, lislen- ing lo my Hi-Fi, fooling around wilh my 'la'rher's car 3-To someday mar- ry a green-eyed fulure school Teacher and be very happy 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Talenl Show 2, 3: Sfale Chorus 4. R. ELAINE MESSEC IO3-A Haddon Hills Aparlmenls Haddonfield . I- Mess 2-Rowdy D.O.T. meel- ings, C.R.P., roding around in The Blue Bomb and Grey Ghosl, Rizzi's 3-To holrod lo Mars on a camel wilh Jane and Marion, never lo be a square D.O.T., and +o marry a mil- lion 4-Cheerleader 3: Head 4: Of- fice Adminislralion 3: H.R. Officer 2, 3: Karnival 3: Hall Guard 3. SUSAN MITCHELL 407 While Horse Pike Collingswood I- Sue 2-Driving around wilh 'rhe crowd, Sigma Pi Sigma meelings 3- To bring ioy lo all my 'Friends and 'lo be a nurse 4-F.N.C. 3. ' J XII Cin ei in wil e I 6 . ' DQYID . f f-4 -A arlq y w arf oll' I od I I 'I B ' 3 .B ., I' I I 9 ' OI 1 nf i ' 3: O I3 I I' 2l A J oo 2, 3 : flin Track , 3 I Q MARY A. MOORE 402 Haddon Avenue Collingswood 2-Being wifh Richie, rowdy D.O.T meefings, C.R.P., riding around in lhe Jewel, dancing 3-To malce a successful life wilh Richie, never lo be a square D.O.T 4-Hall Guard 3: Knighl' 2, 3, 4. Foriy-lhree DAVID E. MORAN 422 Sloan Avenue Wesl' Collingswood , I- Dave 2-Arguing wifh a cerlain leacher in 303, hanging al' Morl'y's 3-To be a millionaire playboy 4- Glee Club 2, 3: Karnival 3: Slage Crew 3, 4. WILLIAM L. MOUNCE 826 Harrison Avenue Wesl Collingswood I- Squeel: 2-Homework 3-To be an engineer. CAROLINE C. MOYER 433 Park Avenue Collingswood I- Mo , Moz 2-Kiclzin' around wilh lhe B.0.0.T.S, driving, and lis- lening lo G.H. 3-Always Io be a shiny B.0.0.T. and 'ro be happy 4- Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Knighl' 2, 3, 4: Orches+ra 2, 3, 4: Band Maiorelle 2, 3, 4: Cafeleria Club 2, 3: Talenl Show 2, 3: Karnival 3: Deulscher Verein 3, 4: Pholography Club 4: Ensemble 4. CAROL A. MUGGLEWORTH 432 Virginia Avenue I- Iv1ugsy 2-C.H.I.P.S meelings, driving, grear limes wifh Joan, Jen- nie, and Joan 3-Never To be a slice, always a C.H.l.P., lo be happy and successful 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Colls High News 2, 3, 4: Filing Edilor 4: Karnival 3. GRETCHEN M. MUTZER l20 Linden Avenue Woodlynne I- Dulch 2-Dances, ealing, wril- ing 'ro J.lC. and G.B., C.R.P. 3-To live, love and be happy, be a suc- cessful secrelary 4-Hall Guard 3, 4. JOAN A. MYERS Sl Harding Avenue Oaklyn I - Jeanie 2 - Rowdy W.O.W meelings, Had, C.R.P., dancing, gas- sin' wifh Joan and Barb- 3-To be a W.O.W. al 80, lo live, love, laugh and be happy wilh lhal cerlain some- one, lo go +o California wifh Jo, 'lo see Marian become an elephanl 4- Karnival 3. JOYCE E, MYERS 6l6 Cenier Sireei Collingswood I- Joy 2-Palling around wiih ihe crazy Kais, lalking aboui ihai O.A.O. 3-To be happy and successful in life, fo meei Thai O.A.O. before l'm iweniy-ihree. BARRY L. OEHLERS 224 Burrwood Avenue Collingswood I- Bar 2-Wafer skiing wiih Doug, riding around in Chuck's car 3--To be a success in everyihing l do 4- Band 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 2, 3,41 Dem- scher Verein 3, Karnival 3. BARBARA A. OGDEN 603 Newion Avenue Oaklyn l - Oogie 2 - Working, lively L.l.N.K.S meeiings, ialking io ihe iwins 3-Never io break +he chain oi L.l.N.K.S, io be a irue friend al- ways 4-Hockey 2, 3, 4: Library Councii 2, 3, 4, Vice-preside-nl 47 Knighi 2, 3 43 Business Manager 47 Taleni Show 3i Ciiizenship lnsiiiuie 3: Ariisfs Crew 2, 31 Karnival 3: Usher 3. CAROLYN N. PABST 5l5 Caiiell Avenue Wes? Collingswood l-'Carole 2-Doc, going io ihe races, helping Doc build our slock car, The flower shop 3-To own Pabsi Blue Ribbon Brewery, io play The piano beiier Than Liberace. EDGAR PARKER ll2 Cresimoni Terrace Collingswood l-- perk , Ed 2-Riding The C.W., swimming ai S.L., iennis 3--See Kan- sas Ciiy win ihe W.S., Ken's iirsi crewcui, io be rich, have lois oi fun and B.B.B. 4-Tennis 2, 3, 4: Var- siiy Club 3, 4: Siage Crew 4. LOIS E. PARKER 807 Gran? Avenue' Wes? Collingswood 2-Hi-B.A., J.E.T.S meeiingsg gab- bing wifh Dar and ihe oiher J.E.T.S, skaiing, driving 3-To do +he will oi God all my life 4-Knighf 2, 3, 41 Corps 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3: Taleni Show 37 F.T.A. 4. -5 Forfy-four JAMES R. PATTEN l23 Easi Ormond Avenue Oaklyn I- Jim 2-Runnng around wiih Rich on ihe Pike, loafing af ihe Cresi, working ai ihe Dancelie, mov- ies 3-To become a success in ol'- fice work 4-Baseball 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, Foofball 3: Varsiiy Club 3, 4. LAURELLE A. PEELOR 8 Hillcresi Averue Qaklyn l- Lollie 2--Wriiing fo Bing, goofin' wiih +he T.M 's, C.R.P., L.l-l.S., being a good liiile girl, women! auxiliary of ihef O.B.A. 3 --To find ihe poi cf gold ai The end ci The rainbow wiih my O.A.O., lo see The oiher T.M.'s happily married 4-Taleni Show 3: Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Karnival 35 Cleo Club 2, 31 Cur- tain Timers 3, 4. DONALD PERRONE 2I6 Reading Avenue Oaklyn I- Don 2-Being wiiln ihe boys, kaving iun, seeing Jim 'ry jo keep iis car running 3fTo go io college, To see Jim gel a good car, To ioin The Air Eorce 4-Band 2: Orchesira 27 Cree Club 2. JAMES W. PHARAZYN, JR. i2 Easi Collingswood Avenue Belllewood IA Farouk 2'fJoanie, Telling my Troubles. 'ro George Lee, ioofball, be- ing a clown wi'h D. 3-To go io a real greaf college and be a success in all l do, io gel married and have a haopy family 4--Fooiball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4, 'Swimming 2: Var- siiy Club 2, 3, 47 Siudenl Cabinei 3: H.R. Cfiicer 3. EMMA F. PIETRONUDO 135 Easi Beiilevvood Averue Uaklyn - Em 2AGoing wiih Eddie, eai- ing, sleeping, mov es, riding around in Eddie's Ford 3--To become a suc- -.essiul secrefarv, 'ro marry ihal cer- 'ain someone, always ic be happy .and have iriends 4-Baskeiball 2. oi-iN PRIEST gd M 4 5 A A , - Uilff 2 W x l- a r ' 2- vii bo , sv ng Ba . Th ichii s, et ii , s n la ur rnin - oe ucc Quran e a Sw m ana !Tra Man- ager , , Crg ou anagerf 3i Chai , 4. N . il 1' I I I . V, U V I rwwljyl: , ICHARD A. QU NN 3l Easl Cryslal Lake Avenue Weslmonl I-'Ouinnie 2-Ealing pizza wilh Mary, dancing, sleeping, callin' il up in 'rhe Jewel 3-To make a suc- cess oul of life wilh Mary 4-Base- ball 3, 4: Swimming 2, 4: H.R. Oli- cer 4: Sludenl Cabinel 2, 3, 4: Board of Conlrol 4: Varsily Club 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY LYNN RANSOM 3l5 Norlh Newlon Lake Drive Collingswood I- Rams 2-Annapolis, lhe Ten P.l.N.S 3-To be a credil' 'lo my home, my school, my church, my counlry 4-Colls High News 2. 3, 4: News Edilor 4: Sfudenl Cabinel 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Corps 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3: Library Council 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 4: Deulscher Verein 3, 4: Cafeleria Club 2, 3: N.H.S. 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Girls' Slale. JUDITH G. REDMER I6-A Eldridge Gardens Wesl' Collingswood l- Judy 2-Wriling lo Dick, al- lending C.H.l.P, meelings, driving 3 -To make Dick happy, never 'ro be a slice, always a C.H.l.P., lo marry Dick 4-Cabinel' Represenralive 2: Sollball Manager 3. ANN MARIE REED 575 Haddon Avenue Collingswood I- Nancy 2-Palling around wilh 'rhe Krazy Kals, arguing wilh Mr. B. 3-To be successful in whalever l do and 'lo have a million friends 4- F.N.C. 3, 4: Red Cross Club 4. EDWARD REED 575 Haddon Avenue Collingswood l- Ed 2-Messin' wilh lhe gang, sleeping, rcddin' in 'rhe Packard 3- To be successful and well liked, lo meel' lhe righl' girl 4-Baseball 2. I LQBA N o, o lNs .- IOO E S Belllewo fvs : I I , 2 If I I ar 4- ,Q gun ing, , , an ' nilling 3- To g d no r s for African Ep nal: 4-H.R. icer 2. Forly-fi ve sd iw JOAN A. ROCK l2ll Eldridge Avenue Wesl Collingswood l- Rockie , Hof Rod 2-Yakking on lhe phone, wailing for lhe mail- man, rodding wilh Pal, Dancelle, Milk Bar, Round House, O,B.A. 3- To lravel fasl and far, lo find my O.A.O. 4-Karnival 3: Curlain Tim- ers 4. MARION B. ROE 3I5 Newlon Avenue Collingswood 2-Slriking Ten P.l.N.S rneelings, C.S.M.Y.F.T.C. 3-To pul God firsf, lo eslablish a home as happy as fhe one my parenls have 4-N.H.S. 3, 4: Sludenl Cabinel 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Colls High News 2, 3, 4: Eealure Edilor 4: Karnival 3: Deulscher Ver- erin 3, 4: Talenl' Show 3: Library Council 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 3: Band 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS G. ROEGER II6 Kendall Boulevard Oaklyn l- Phyl 2-Being wilh my O.A.O., C.R.P., having a good Time, dancing, loaling somelimes 3-To be friendly always, lo go lo college, lo be suc- cessful in life, lo live, love, lo be happy always wifh my O.A.O., and lo raise a huge family 4-Knighl' 3, 4: H.R. Officer 4. DALE C. ROHRMAN 908 Belmonl' Avenue Collingswood l- Dale 2-Ealing, hunling, fool'- ball, baskelball, working al Billing's 3-To go lo college and be a success in life, lo make my million early 4- Wreslling 2: lnjra urals 3. WJ Ilfflf, new Cresl' ealing, be- ing wllh, , C.A.R. 3-+o be 1 :V ' ' ,,RlCHI ULA Y Rose VJ' n ,Ave uevy. le' RfCh 2 , ' ' ' ' i oys M F l ss u and lo c Ilege 4-Track 2: Band 2, , l J ,I 'K-R-'sn-a.v'xI',7 ' J. DUDLEY ROWELL 620 Beech Avenue Laurel Springs l- Dud 2-Parlicipaling in mosl' sporls, being wilh Connie, lhe Laurel boys and lhe Calls boys 3-To com- plele college and leach science or malhemalics 4-Tennis 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council 3: Karnival 3. CLIFTON L. RUBICAM 708 Colford Avenue Collingswood I- Rube 2-Riding in fhe Jazz- mobile with Droff and Bill, going fo fhe shore wifh Droff, fhe diner 3-To gracluafe from Springfield and be suc- cessful 4-Foofball 2, 3, 4: Baskef- ball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Varsify Club 2, 3, 4: Assembly Club 3, 4. RONALD RUPERT 3I2 Whife Horse Pike Wesf Collingswood I- Ronnie , Rup 2-Hanging around fhe Collmonf, looking for Keaf's slcirfs 3-To be successful, fo see Foose's car painfed. LORRAINE SALERNO 2I0 Easf Cufhberf Boulevard Wesfmonf I- Lorri 2-D.O.T. meefings. O.A.O., C.R.P., diner, dances, Riz- zi's 3-To be a successful singer, never fo be a square D.O.T. 4-Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 4: Sfafe Chorus 4: Ensemble 4: Karnival 3. ROBERTA ANNE SAVAGE l35 Haddon Avenue Collingswood I- Bobbie 2-Those sfrilcing Ten P.I,.N.S rneefings, fhe Turf 3-To be a leacher 4-Knighf 2, 3, 4: Phofo Edifor 4: Phofo Club 3, 4: N.H.S. 3. 4: Presidenf 4: Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Sfudenf Cabinef 4: Deufscher Verein 3, 4: Library Council 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3: Tennis 3: E.T.A. 3: Talenf Show 3. E. EUGENE SAWYER 26 Easf Zane Avenue Collingswood I- Gene 2-Shoofing pool af Lugs, hunfing, guns, dogs, sporfs 3- To own fhe biggesf farm in N. C. 4- Baseball 2: Track 3, 4: Varsify Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Ensemble 4: Cafeferia Club 2: Board of Confrol 3: HR. Officer 3. ORGE WYER I Wiesf ufhberf Boulevard fmo 2- g, c lcling wifh Lummel, Blaz nd hes, caffin' around, and ioin resfi g mafch 4- e Officer 2, 3: val 3 ee 3, 4: Choir irs 3-T r ire af 2 .E ., a I' oof all , 3, 4: .sfling 3, 4: Bas Il 3, 4: . Ka G Senior Pla x- i V . ,-'-5-4.3 XMIM ix -.J -.W .- 4, -.--.a X Ti 1. 'i'x-7.A.L.IhXT, nr-Q CHARLES SCHAEFERL1' - 4 'l'Nf II7 Newfon Avenue 5 5 osuyn X Yxlfhlwk I- Charlie 2-Caffin' if up wifh Vince and fhe boys, playing my sax in fhe Swingsfers, girls, Danceffe 3- To see fhe Swingsfers make big fime, fo marry a beaufiful girl, refire af 30 and be happy 4-Band 2, 3: Orches- fra 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Cl-noir 3, 4: H.R. Officer 4: Talenf Show 4. DONALD JOSEPH SCHAFER 3I3 Evergreen Avenue Wesfmonf I- Don 2-.Iaclcs Sub Shop 3-To play ball wifh fhe Cleveland Indians 4-Baslcefball Manager 2, 3, 4: Base- ball Manager 2, 3, 4. MARGARET ANNA SCHENCK 30 Harding Avenue Oalclyn I- Peggi 2-Hcf rodding, lively L.l.N.K.S rneefings, sporfs 3-Trenfon Sfafe, never fo brealc fhe chain of l,.l.lNI.K.S 4-Hcclcey 2, 3, 4: Baslcef- ball 2, 3: Swimnring 3: Assembly Club 3, 4: Cafeferia Cub 3: H.R. Officer 2: Color Guard Manager 3: Knighf 3: Talenf Snow 3: Soffball 2: Tennis 3: E.T.A. 2, 3. GERALD H. SCHLOMER I3 Easf W lnuf Av nue ,B 1 We fmonf if 6 . I ' r 2- plainigg wl-vy.l sh u n'f sfay affe c oolhfor an hou ing Qcmnd ini give cag wifh Ro ga d Doug 3--Tp !'1vv'n'a fleef of cl'1i?r'ferlt6oafs. ' 1. .1 1 I 1 L k S JUDITH BARBARA SCHMIELER IO6I Lake Shore Drive Collingswood I- Judie 2-Filling Calls halls wifh music, arf, lively L.l.N.K.S rneefings 3-College, a successful career in mu- sic and arf, never 'o brealc fhe chain of fhe L.l.N.K.S, fo be fhe organisf af Radio Cify 4-Curfain Timers 3, 4: Knighf 2, 3, 47 Choir 3, 4: F.T.A. 3: Talenf Show 2, 3: Deufscher Verein 3, 4: Karnival 3: Corps 3 4. JOAN PATRICIA SCHUCK 209 Guilford Avenue Collingswood 2-C.R.P., sewing, R.A.W.J., W.O.W. meefings 3-To sfill be a W.O.W, af eighfy 4-Soffball 3: Class Treasurer 4: Assembly Commiffee 4: Karnival 3. v-49a.v:fUv , EDWARD SCHWARTZ l26 Easf Clinlon Avenue Oaklyn I- Ed 2-Canfeen, messing wiih Carl, Frem, and Ace 3-To make more mone fhan I'll ever need 4-Baseball Y 2, 3: Deulscher Verein 3. PETER C. SCOUT 32 Lindis Farne Avenue Wesfmonf I- Pe+e 2-Going camping and ex- ploring fhe Canadian bush, working af fhe Food Fair 3-To go 'lo col- lege and lo be a success in life. ELIZABETH C. SCOTT Il Maple Lane Collingswood I- Belly 2-Working in fhe sum- m'er wifh lhe gang af Harvey Cedars, J.U.G. meefings 3-Live for Jesus land always be in 'rhe cen+er of His will 4-F.N.C. 2: Soffball 2: Glee Club 2, 3. NANCY LEE SEEGER I2 W. Summerfield Avenue Collingswood I- Nance 2-Tom, rowdy D.O.T meefings, Rizzi's, C.R.P., helping Barb wi+h her problems 3-To live, love, laugh, and be happy wi+h +ha+ guy, never fo be a square D.O.T. 4 H.R. Officer 2, Sfudenf Cabinef 3 else Club 2, 3, soffbsn 2, 3, Knighl 2, 3, 4. BARBARA R. SEIDER 9l5 Sfokes Avenue Collingswood I- Barb 2-J.U.G. meeiings, Hi B.A., summers af Harvey Cedars, singing in lhe frio, playing fhe piano 3-To serve fhe Lord in all l do 4-Red Cross Club 2: Glee Club 2 3, 4: F.N.C. 2: Choir 3, 4: Library Club 2: Ensemble 4, JAMES EARL SEYBOL , JR. III Coolidge ven .- Collingswood I i IR- blame 'For D i di 's nd aving The O yn Hib ys fo low me in fheir o a cars 35' illion, fo gel a new car. DOUGL S A. SHANN N ' eechw d u i n Jw I u ' 4 nd ge ouble ging on h ill lOI'1 6 S6 6 W Q A . m I 3 To a b i if lashy onverfi do swlmfl-rf ' MW ire iw -Hanging round Zgipn ull's sb 3-To biwer LAWREN SHEPPARD, of ? 4 H' 'M 2 ' a+ Zia All -www JAMES R. SHOAF, Ill 22 Easf Browning Road Collingswood I- Jim 2-Ealing, messin' around, saving money 3-To make a million bucks wifhou+ working, 'fo refurn fo Spain, 'ro see Seybold gel' a good car 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4. BETTY GRACE SHORTER 4-I7 Taylor Avenue Wesl Collingswood I- Bee Gee 2-Violin, voice, clas- sical recordings, riding 3-To be a success in life, and fo do whal +he Lord would wan? me fo do 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 4. THOMAS R. SHROPSHIRE I9I2 Woodlynne Avenue Woodlynne l- Shrop 2-Going around wiih Ron, Bill, Jack, Chal and fellows and girls from fhe Woodlynne M.Y.F. group 3-To become-successful, gel' married, and live a happy life wifh +he help of God, 'ro see and believe Charlie's gelfing married 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 4: H.R. Officer 2, 3: Choir 3, 4: Ensemble 4 Forfy-seven i O 05,6 gel IFLOQSQQA era e - .B.A., g fin I y car fo run, looking for un 3-To ge? our of high' sc bJore l'm +wenfy 4-Swim ' ' nlramurals 2. 3, 4. 1 SALLI SIEGEL 220 Buckner Avenue Haddon Township I-- Seagull 2-Wriling lo Frank, C.R.P., bumming wilh Lynda and lhe girls, lhe Cresl wilh Buggy, Helch, and Normal 3-To marry, live, love, and always be happy wilh lhal guy 4-Sludenl Cabinel 2, 3, 43 H.R. Ole licer 4: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2: Karnival 3: Cheerleader 3, 4. BARBARA JOAN SIMPKINS 8 Harding Avenue Oaklyn l- Simpie 2-being wilh Hal, rowdy D.O.T. meelings, C.R.P., help, ing Nance wilh her problems 3-To be a successlul secrelary, lo make lhal cerlain someone happy, never lo be a square D.O.T. 4-Glee Club 2, 3. CONSTANCE A. SIMPSON IO3 Cooper Avenue Collingswood I- Connie 2-Billie, C.R.P., rowdy D.O.T. meelings, Rizzi's 3-To be hap- py wilh lhal cerlain someone, be a successful secrelary, never lo be a square D.O.T. 4-Maiorelle 3: Ser- geanl 4: H.R. Ollicer 3: Talenl Show 3: Karnival 3, JOHN J. SLIMM 238 Emerald Avenue Weslmonl I- Skeeler 2-Jean, W.B.A., spend- ing money on gas lo ride George around, Deer Club 3-To make more money lhan l can spend, lo lalk George inlo running his Green Beelle againsl my Chevy 4-Swimming 2, 3. E. GERALD SMITH 4l8 Elma Avenue Laurel Springs I- Smilly 2-L.S.B.A., L.S.V.A. S.C.A. and bumming 3-To be an en gineer al M.I.T, 4-H.R. Ollicer 3. JANE EILEEN SMITH III Park Terrace Weslmonl 2--Being wilh Larry, crazy W.O.W. meelings, C.R.P. 3-To receive a mink coal from L.M., lo holrod il lo Mars on a camel wilh Elaine and Marion, lo make him happy 4-Glee Club 2, 3: Karnival 3: Sludenl Cabinel 2. Forly-eighl MARY THERESA SOLTYS 2I Lees Avenue Collingswood l-- Mar 2-Dancelle working al Gold's, messing a'ound wilh Barb and Rulh 3-To become a nurse and gel married 4-Library Club 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3. 0 A o K AV NTO l93 ple e C c V 5 . ave -Hi-' washing lhe Mo ie girls king 3-Graduale o eg be succ glul mmm q II ' 7 S ew , 4: holo hy Clu rni 37 Cur- l mers 4: Te s 4. R. LAURENE STEILER Il22 Newlon Avenue Wesl Collingswood l-- Laurie 2-Dancing, T.V., Ger- man, lrying lo slay oul ol Dianne's camera range, lighling wilh Paul 3-To go lo college For a B.S.B.A. degree and become an execulive sec- relary al a consulale 4-Deulscher Verein 3, 4. CONSTANCE CAROL TAYLOR IO Harding Avenue Oaklvn l- Connie 2--Wriling lellers 'lo my O.A.O., L.H.S. meelings 3-To be happily married lo my guy and lo have scads ol lil'le lambs 4- Nurse's Assislanl 2, 4: Red Cross Club 3, 4: Red Cross Council 4. L!! QW V ollin od - cling ou Iylyilh Jerry. ' , ,Norm, and Rob! islening lo good iazz, goin-gfzgjhnces 3-To gel a good car, l 'see Rick gel a new car, lo gel a good -job and live il up 4-Track 3, 4, Aven ue MARYANN TERRAGROSSA 8lO Collings Avenue Wesl Collingswood I-l'Terry 2--Messing around, swim- ming, iusl lalking, baseball, draw- ing, driving a car 3-To be a success. CAROL THANNER 29 Lindis Farne Avenue Wesfmonl 2-Wildwood, swimming, Chuck's boal, +he J.E.T.S 3-To be able lo lake life as il' comes and be happy in all l do 4-Corps 2, 3, 4: F.N.C. 2, 4. VIRGINIA-MAE THOMPSON 9 Wesl' Sfiles Avenue Collingswood I- Ginny 2-Girl Scouls, camping 3-To live a good Chrisfian life 4- Solfball 2, 3. MARIE TOCI 9 Lindis Farne Avenue Wesfmonl' l- Shorfy 2-Working, dancing, skafing 3-To have success in life 4 -Glee Club 2, 3: Library Council ff 27-A E g garden oll ood BiR2,'21- if lClub,ealing, s Ts, l e , rls, bumming 3- o b esslul in whalever I do, ana cur a million dollars 4-Foot ball 2, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Traclc 2, lyfiresling 2: H.R. Officer 4. ffm, LINDA D. TRIGG 326 Lees Avenue Collingswood 2-Slrilcing Ten P.l.N.S meelings, 'ren- nis 3-College. a career in 'reaching 4--Library Council 2, 3, 4: Talenf Show 3: Choir 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: S+a+e Chorus 4: Band 2: Caleleria Club 2, 3, 4: Corps 3, 4: Colls High News 3, 4: Knighl 2: Karnival 3: Tennis 3, 4: Deulscher Verein 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Board of Conlrol 4: Ensemble 4. WILLIAM J. TUCK 221 M g u Hadcd p I- Tue Te Li le Woman, mOde , rums 3- o Joe a cesslul usinessm reslb , 3, 4: Class Pres T 3 Tal l' w 3: Karnival 3: ee C ' and 2, 3, 4. Forfy-nine JOAN RUTH TWEED 66 Kendall Boulevard Oalclyn I- Joanie 2-Traveling with 'lhe Audubon All Girl Drum and Bugle Corps, spending summers in Ocean Cily, dancing, swimming, slcaling, dab- bling wilh painfs and oils 3-To graduafe from college and be an all- around success 4-Knighl' 2, 3, 4: Arlisls' Crew 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4. Md! greal - e an gs, acher. slic , always a . Flicer VAN av-' archi- Club 2. Assembly GELDER 323 Landis Avenue Oalclyn l- Van 2-Wriling lellers lo Buzz, L.P. and her love problems, being wilh lhe olher T.M.'s 3-To marry my O.A.O. and see Lollie and Munchie marry rheirs 4-Talenf Show 3: Kar- nival 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 2, 3: Currain Timers 4. MARY JANE VAN ISTENDAL 500 Franlclin Avenue Collingswood l- Van 2-Jim, playing lhe organ, lively L.l.N.K.S meelings 3-Oral hy- gienisl, happiness and success 4- H.R, Officer 4: Board of Confrol 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Knighf 3, 4: Sporfs Edilor 4: Calls High News 2: Senior Play 4: Organ- isl 3, 4: Deulscher Verein 3: Talenf Show 3: Karnival 3: Band 2, 3: Hockey 3: Swimming 2. JOAN A. WADSWORTH 204 Breslin Avenue Haddonleigh 2-Being wilh Paul, W.O.W. meei- ings, Hi-B.A., playing piano, singing duels wilh Joan, 'ralking wilh Carol and Marilyn 3-To discover His will for my life and do il 4-C-lee Club 2, 3, 4: l'l.R. Officer 4. DAVID E. WALTER I35 Ufica Avenue Wesfmonf I-- Dave , Walf 2-Riding around in a '49 Chevrolef wifh Fefe and Ed, camping, girls 3-To fravel and refire af 45 4-Archery 2. BETTY JANE WARD l23 Cufhberf Boulevard Oalqlyn 2-Driving fhe car, churnrning wifh Maryann, sleeping, spending my hard- earned money 3-To be a successful hairdresser, fhen marry a dairy farm- er and raise lofs of children. DIANNE WATERHOUSE 369 Parlc Avenue Collingswood 2-Church acfivifies, J.E.T.S, dancing ln dafes 3-To live a worfhy Chris- fian life, always fo have friends, and fo keep fhe J.E.T.S in forrnafion 4f N.H.S, 3, 4: H.R. Officer 3, 4: Red Cross Trasurer 4: Sfudenf Cabinef 37 Board of Confrol 3: Usher 3: P.T.A. Represenfafive 4. E. LYNNE WATSON 64 Lincoln Avenue Collingswood 2--Sfriking Ten P.l.N.S rneefings, summer af B-H.T., dafing fhaf cerfain someone 3-To be fhe besf feacher yef 4-Corps 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 3: Choir 3, 4: Deufscher Verein 3, 42 N.H.S. 3, 4: Sfudenf Cabinef 4: Lie brary 2, 3, 4: Knighf 4: Karnival 3: Talenf Show 3: Cafeferia 2, 3: Co- Drum Sergeanf 4: Class Officer 3: F.T.A. 4. CAROLYN A. WENGER 6-A Eldridge Gardens Wesf Collingswood 2-Sfrilcing Ten P,I.N.S meefings 3- Success and happiness, fo see fhe world 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Library Council 2, 3, 4: Presidenf 4: Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Sergeanf 3, 4: Cafeferia 2, 3: Karnival 3: Talenf Show 3: Knighf 2, 3, 4: Hoclrey 2, 3: Tennis 3. 4: Phofo- graphy Club 3. 4: Secrefary 4: Sfu- denf Cabinef 4. HELEN WETHERILL 414 Whife Horse Pilce Wesf Collingswood 2-Sfrilcing Ten P.l.N.S meefings, dancing, bafon fwirling 3-To be a commercial arfisf 4-Library Council 2, 3, 4: Talenf Show 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Corps 2, 3, 4: Lieufenanf 3: Maioreffe 4: Knighf 2, 3, 4. Fiffy l I R IAMS I gi Avenue sfm - Ml Bob 2 irls, riding aou fhe B B 6, messing und h Wo , r wg af fhe F i --To a success and 'lo pass id geomef -Band 2. GE GE F. WILSON IO er Av ue C, I d I- Wi ' fng, sleeping, fish- ing, ri fq oo in fhe Red Rag, goin ,f es 3-To buy a Cadillac. DAVID WOLF 203 New Jersey Avenue Collingswood I- Pierre , W:-lfie 2-Playing hall, keepin' my Ford V8 on fhe go, Collmonf, malcir' money 4-To build a house on a high, onely :liff and live as happy life. JOAN F. WOOD 205 Lawnside AvenJe Vilesfmonf 1- Woodie 2-Trying fo gef along wifh J.C., keeping H.B. confused 3- 'lo go fo college and be a physical educafion feacher 4-Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Baslcefball 2, 3, 4: Soffball 2, 3. LOUIS YANK SIO-C aarlc View Aparlmenfs Wes? Collingswood l- Jerry , Yanlc' 2-Summers af 'Nildw-cod, fishing swimming, rnosf ,porfs, rodding around 3-To go fo :ollege and be successful 4-Foofball Manager 2, 3, 4: Karnival 3: Sfage Crew 4. TA 0' A EW C. ORKE 52 Lincoln Avenue E Collingswood I-- Ardy 2-Eafing, sleeping, ba e- oall, shoofing pool, lisfening fo mo - ern iazz, frying fo win dough af. oolcer 3-To be successful 4-Base- oall 2, 3, 4: Deufscher Verein 3, 4. 0 LORETTA YOUNG 46 Hillcresf Avenue Oaklyn I- ReH ' 2-L.H.S. meefings, danc- ing, going ouf on dafes. lisfening Io records. and deep sea fishing 3-To gel a good job so I can 'rravel be- fore I seifle down 'ro married life 4 -Colls High News Typisi' 2, 3, 4. ! L I- I 1 , , A ,N 1 JbAN v.izAc E I U 2I2 Richey AVSIIZQUBR IL IVF L gf Wssfi' Colcingfwqod ' rl ff ' zl-c.R.yn. rowdy C..PrLI.P. mes ings. Wildwgod, lgleaf ilnesy vidfh oan, Mugs, fennIe, and ezgija-Never 'ro be'a ice. always ya '.H.I.P.. 'Io go 'Io 'thi shore every weekend wifh Alice, Io ,happy and ,sdtcessful in all I,dQ'4+Baske+balI 2':f Karnival 3: g'I.R.'oOFFicer',3: Colls I-ligh News 2, .4- i . F. EDWARD MAGOWAN I9 Wesi' Madison Avenue Collingswood I- Ed 2-Hanging around wifh Carl and Dave 3-To be an archi- 'rect Fifiy-one ROBERT ZEBERLEIN ' 205 Cresfwood Avenu Al Wesfmonf I b 2 wing A s nd Ori s ali .sleepin d e ral lou in yo-yoing d wil ch, and ing e n Ihe fi ld and ma -To ic 'sl besl an and Io I o es wi a p anl 4- W' Ii 2, 3, 41 F lb , , 41 Flicer 2: Sfuden in I 2. RITA ZURITSKY 235 Memorial Avenue Haddon Township I- Rea 2-Going back 'ro Wynn- field, playing ihe piano, dancing, daies and eafing 3-To be a success in fhe arl Iield 4-Glee Club 4: Ariisls Crew 4, Wtlu WHO 'n'iifl'1.f'!'-aa:- .,,, .f'- -giqzgiwfi-ggi: ' 1,11 ,, .v,g., - X' 1 'LII' 4 H E M1956 ATHLETICS ' ' Girls' Softball Girls Tennis Girls' Tennis reTurned To The spring sporT schedule in l955 aTTer a lapse oT almosT ThirTeen years wiTh Two pracTice maTches. The Colls spliT These Two decisions, beaTing Pennsgrove and losing To a sTrong l-laddomfield squad. In l956, wiTh all varsiTy players reTurning, The girls expecT a brighT season in The SouTh Jersey Girls' Tennis League. The girls who played varsiTy were Sandra LeDonne, Carole Duncan, Barbara Frey, Lynn Ransom, RoberTa Savage, Peggy Schenclc, Carolyn Wenger, and Marion Roe, manager. The Tennis Tappers are enThusiasTic and hope +haT Tennis will remain a popular sporT aT Collingswood l-ligh Tor many years. The Colls VarsiTy soTTball lasses, under The con- scTenTious coaching oT Miss Wilma Laycock, ended anoTher season wiTh Tour wins and Tive losses. One oT The mosT exciTing games olayecl was Thal' wiTh Glassboro. Even Though The girls losT, iT was a game The members will never TorgeT. The girls Tangled wiTh The Tollowirg Teams: Glass- boro, l'laddonTield, l-laddon l-leighTs, Audubon, Regional, MerchanTville, MooresTown, and Palmyra. Leading The Team in baTTing was Kay O'KeeTe wiTh an average oT .653 and AniTa Danfield close behind her wiTh .65O. LaTer in The year There was a Spring SporTs Picnic aT which The deserving aThleTes were awarded var- siTy leTTers. Fiffy-four GIRLS' TENNIS STANDING: B. Frey, C. Wenger, S. Garside, S. LeDonne, L. Trigg, L. Ran- som. KNEELING: C. Duncan, M. Roe. Manager: R. Savage. GIRLS' SOFTBALL STANDING: J. Urban, R. Lewis, J. Schuclr, C. WaTers, C. WaTers, M. Han- ling, J. FiresTone, J. Bozarih, V. Thomp- son, J. Hughes, N. Flul'1arTy, J. Blair, J. Redmer. SEATED: S. Blumberg, N. Seeger, P. Evans, J. Sauer, A. Danfield, K. O'KeeTe, W. Laycoclr, Coach: N. LeiTch. J. Capana, A. Tuclrer, J. Levan- dowslxi, J. Woocl. GIRLS' SVVIIVIIVIIN SECOND ROW: M. Schencli, Capfaing M. Williams, P. McAvoy, P. Pearson, N. Norlcus, D. Cromleigh. FIRST ROW: M. Kelleher, Manager: B. Marlrwiclr, Coach: M. Dougheriy, I. Wisner, N. Thompson, B. Gracey, C. Shainline, M. Schaber, Manager: C. Edwards, Assi. Coach. Under Ihe supervision of Beairice Marlqwiclm, Ihe I95o girls' swimming Ieam siaried iheir meeis wiih Iviooreslown on March 6. Reiurning varsiiy members were Peg Schenclc, breaslsirolceg Carol Iviounl, free-slyleq Pal Funlc, baclcsirolce: Norma Norlcus, diving. Those ieams in Ihe league were Collingswood, Mooresiown, Ivlerchaniville, and I-Iaddon I-Ieighis. Because oi noi much experience and The Iaclc of iasi swimmers, The aguamaids didn'I have a very successful season. The underclassmen, however, are planning a more viciorious one nexl year. The squads slars were Sally Garside, who swam Ihe 80 yard Tree-siyle, 60 yard individual medley, and Ihe breaslslrolceg Carol Mount who excelled in I'he free-siyle and individual medley: and Norma Norlcus, who parlicipaled in all Ihe diving evenis. Oiher aclive members oi Ihe Ieam were Par Funk, Carole Duncan, Sandra I.eDonne, Jane Van Isiendal, Olivia Gluyas, Barbara Gracey, Ellen Ingram, Peg Schenclc, Peggy I-Ieppe, and Salli Siegel. The girls greaily appreciared ihe reliable and Iechnical advice of 'rheir coach who helped Ihem perieci Iheir slrolces and improve 'rheir form along wiih giving Ihem moral suppori. Jennie Capana Icepi The records while Madeline Kelleher and Margarer Schaber helped as managers. Fiffy-fi ve TOP: Pai Funlr swimming Ihe baclisirolce. RIGHT: Pai McAvoy doing fhe baclrsfrolce. LEFT: Norma Norlrus performing 'Ihe swan dive wUr 3-Pye' ,gf . GIRL LL THIRD ROW: P. Norlrus, I. Wisner, M. DougherTy, F. DougherTy, J. Powers, P. Schafer, J. Colbath, B. Ballinger, P. Tinsley. SECOND ROW: C. Edwards, Head Coach: P. Gaughan, M. Je'FTers, J. Marshall, J. Dawson, S. LeDonne, J. Fishwiclc, P. Thomas, W. Maxwell, M. Kelleher, M. Heppe, B. Wood, B. Marlcwiclr, Coach: E. Gorham, Manager. FIRST ROW: C. HarTlaub, J. Hansen, J. Sauer, M. Seyloold. C. Duncan, J. Wood, J. Capana, M. Schenclr, S. Garsicle, J. McConaghie, C. MounT, H. Miclcle, D. Thomas. The girls' baskeTball Team oT Collingswood as in previous years IcepT up iTs Tine record despiTe iTs poor sTarT. The Team was mosT proud oT Their TirsT game wiTh Audubon because iT was The closesT and hardesT ToughT rally which resulTed in The champions only deTeaT. The Coils repeaTedly have had a large group oT girls To Try ouT Tor The Team. Membership always has been a high achievemenT and hearTily vied Tor. ExcellenT Teamworlc and smooTh playing kepT The squad in good Torm ThroughouT The season even Though The league record Tallied six wins and Tour losses. Those belonging To The league were Collings- wood, Woodbury, GloucesTer, Regional, Audubon and Paulsboro. OuTsTanding Torwards were Carole Duncan, Jennie Capana, Marge Seybold and Joan Wood. The Three ouTsTanding guards were Sally Garside, Joan lvlcConaghie and Carol MounT. The girls deserve a loT oT crediT Tor Their spunlcy aTTiTude and deTerminaTion. The capTaincy was handled by Jennie Capana. A number oT promising sophomores will be com- ing ouT Tor The Team nexT year. WiTh The ouTsTand- ing coaching oT Carol Edwards, BeaTrice Ivlarlcwiclc, and Neda MiTchell, The Team should have a very successTuI season. Glouc3esTer Woodbury Regional Paulsborc Audubon GloucesTer Palmyra Woodbury Regional Paulsborc Audubon FiTTy-six SCHEDULE Opp. Colls 43 34 42 38 30 48 I9 40 45 53 41 40 27 36 33 38 48 5I 30 42 59 54 3? Q.. s Jennie Capana pu+s in a lay up againsl' Audubon while Carole Duncan and Marge Seyloold look on. Marge Seybolcl raclcs up lwo more. Grab +ha+ ball and 'rake H' away! Who's going +o gel' +ha+ ball? Did she or didn'+ she? iii - HOCKEY TOP: P. Schafer, P. Heppe, J. OberI1oI+zer, M. Dougherfy, I. Wisner, S. LeDonne, W. Maxwell, C. Mangeng, J. Powers, H. S+ecIrIair, M. Carr, J. Sauer, C. Mouni, H. Swaverly. MIDDLE: B. MarIrw1cIc, coach: M. Albrecht K. Gaffney, J. McConagI1ie, B. McIn+yre, J. Dawson, M. SeyboId, B. Corcory, B. Barden, B. Newman, S. Buck, M. DiAn+onio, J. Hansen, N. Mi+cheII, coach: B. George, manager. BOTTOM: I. Earle, B. G-e+zinger, J. Capano, P. Schenclr, C. Finley, J. Levandowslci, C. Duncan, S. Garside, B. Ogden, M. Fifhian, G. Gwilliam, P. Tinsley. Amd Ibor PauIf.bor J Wocdbrry Gloucever Bridqefcn Audubon PauIs.IJor'n Wocdbrry GIoL.ces'er Bridqefon Alumnae- Fifiy-nigh? SCHEDULE Cop COIIS 5 2 I I 2 2 2 2 4 2 4 I 3 I 3 2 3 4 I 2 2 5 AlThough iT was only a Tair season Tor The Colls, Coach BeaTrice Marlcwiclc was unceasing in her capable direcTion and energeTic leadership. This year's Team was co-capTained by Carole Dun- can and Joan Levandowslci, who helped lceep The spiriTs high during The rough spoTs. The varsiTy sTarTed The season by losing To Audu- bon, buT made Their comeback in The nexT Three games by Ties wiTh Paulsboro, Woodbury, and Glou- cesTer. The Tollowing Tour games proved To be un- TorTunaTe wiTh losses To BridgeTon, Audubon, Pauls- boro, and Woodb.ury. However, These seTbaclcs did in no way dampen The Teamls spiriT, as The Calls regained Their umph and deTeaTed GloucesTer and BridgeTon To close The season in a pleasing sTyle. The girls considered This lasT BridgeTon game The mosT exciTing because oT The lasT poinT in The Tinal seconds when l.em Levandowslci scored The goal by a penalTy bully. The Jayvees ended The season wiTh Two wins, six losses, and Two Ties. PracTice games wiTh l-laddonTield, Haddon l-leighTs, PiTman, Palmyra, MerchanTville, and MooresTown also Tools place ThroughouT The sched- uled season. On Thanksgiving morning The varsiTy Team ended The season by playing The TradiTional Alumnae game, deTeaTing The Alumnae by a score OT 5 To 2. EighT players Trom lasT yearls Team and a Tew girls Trom The junior varsiTy made This a TighTing Team. The line consisTed oT Carole Finley, Millie FiThian, Joan Levandowslci, Jennie Capano, and Judy Dawson. The baclcTield, made up oT seven alTernaTing players, had Joan lv1cConaghie, Barbara Qgden, Carole Duncan, Peg Schenck, Barbara Barden, and Barbara Newman. This year's highesT scorers were Joan Levandowslci and Millie FiThian. Top leTT: Colls Fighf! Top righT: OuTnumbere:.l - 2 To I. BoTTom leTT: Joan Levandowslri - Co-capTain BoTTom righT: Carole Duncan - Co-capTain BoTTom cenTer: The pause ThaT refreshes. FiTTy-nine TENN S l STANDING: Coach C. Olinger, A. Harris, D. Van Gelder, C. McKinley. SEATED: D. O'Donnell, W. GranT, L. KeaTon, E. Parlcer, K. Heilig. C. MclnTire. The rackeT swinging charges oT Coach ChesTer Olinger Turned in an impressive log Tor The spring OT I955. Copping every conTerence diadem, excepT a maTch wiTh ATlanTic CiTy, They Tied wiTh The Vikings Tor The SouTh Jersey Group TV crown. The high poinTs oT The season were Tive shuTouT vicTories, one againsT Camden, and a pair hung on Woodrow Wilson and Vineland. Sparlcing The aTTaclc Tor The Colls was number one man, Craig McKinley. LeTTer winning seniors who will reTurn To acTion on The courTs are Larry KeaTon, Ken Heilig, Dud O'Donnell, CliT Rubicam, Bill GranT, and Ed Parlcer. Carl lv1clnTire, a junior, won his leTTer playing doubles. Only Three league TiTles are necessary To reTire The coveTed Trophy To our new showcase. The Colls neTsTers are iTching To reTurn To acTion, and one more championship is all They need To finish The iob. SixTy Camden George School BridgeTon l-laver5ord Vineland Camden ATlanTic CiTy TrenTcn Vineland Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson BridgeTon Haddonheld ATlanTic CiTy SCHEDULE Opp. Colls I 4 7 2 2 3 8 I O 5 O 5 3 2 4 3 O 5 O 5 O 5 O 5 I 4 l 4 5,-uv 7-ou...qr'-nav, ,R Q ,IJ C9 ,,,,, u.1,.,., will can-4... 7'4gf,T3f J JM, RE LI G -fy' ff' THIRD ROW: J. Ingles, Manager: J. Vernon, T. Ewing, D. Hislop, R. Droffner, P. Simpson, P. Wi-Thers, A. Kirlt, J. Fifiipaldi, A. Drulis, Coach. SECOND ROW: J. Cramer, D. Bonsall, R. Zeberlein, M. Blumberg, K. Schenclr, W. Bowne, S. WhiTaIrer, G. Culp. FIRST ROW: E. Blumberg, J. MacDonald, R. Hollowell, J. Paul, N. Lochfon, R. Fayer R. Kifchen, T. SchoenhuT. ,M ll I 75.1417 0-6411. ' ICA' Rl Jw . Q I , - ,Wifi ffl J'wJf!HJ! Lower Merion Haverford Millville Woodbury Paulsboro Haddonfield Regional Vineland Glassboro BrisTol TrenTon CaTholic George School SCHEDULE Opp. Calls. 35 6 I9 I9 25 . I4 22 I9 26 ll 33 6 6 33 29 6 IO 35 20 26 ll 32 27 ll The C s g enioyed a mediocre season as individual performances shone above The Team rec- ord. Though The Blue and Gold ended The cam- paign wiTh a Tour, seven, and one log, They picked up momenTum Toward The end ol The year. Successive Triumphs over Regional, Glassboro, BrisTol, and TrenTon CaTholic, inTerrupTed only by a loss To Vineland, were The high poinTs OT The season. ScoTT WhiTalcer, Warren Bowne, Bob Zeberlein, and Paul Simpson, compiled Tine records in The IO6, ll5, l3O, and I83 pound classes. Blumberg, Bonsall, Vernon, Ewing, I-lislop, DroTTner, and WiThers were oTher consisTenT varsiTy perTormers. In The posT-season TournamenT Warren Bowne pinned Three men in a row To win The SouTh Jersey TiTle. Bob Zeberlein rolled up impressive scores over his compeTiTion To cop The l3O pound TiTle, while Paul Simpson Tinished second in The area. SixTy-one TRACK.. .WI TOP ROW: D. DiGiamber, Coach: K. Minnick, R. Bradcloclr, J. Galley, J. Foske+T, P. WiThers, C. Ayres, P. Murray, B. Marles, A. Schmoll, E. Mayo, Coach. MIDDLE ROW: A. RiTTer, Head Coach: R. Klessel, G. Luongo, R. MarriTz, D. Hislop, R. PaTTerson, R. Abernefhy, H. ChaTfield, V. DiAnTonio. R. CaTando, W. Taylor, P. Erney, J. PriesT, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: E. Sawyer, D. Loose, H. Mar- carian, D. Moore, L. Clark, K. Reclmer, J. Bielxsis, T. McAfee, G. Lee, T. Ewing, G. Hughes, J. Blazer, W. Kaczmar. Under The capable coaching oT RIT RiTTer, Dom Di Giamber and Ernie Mayo The Colls Thinclads en- joyed a Tine season in l955. The Colls opened The season by humbling Camden CaTholic 69-48. LaTer They were beaTen in Two oTher dual meeTs. ln The Triangular meeTs The Cells had Tair success. capTuring a TirsT, a second, and Two Thirds. The lone vicTory was copped in The meeT againsT Haddon HeighTs and BridgeTon. AlThough They Tailed To place in The BridgeTon Relays and The Penn Relays, The squad did well in The resT oT Their conTesTs. In The Camden CounTy MeeT They Tinished TourTh, and in The Group IV MeeT, TiTTh. ln The ATlanTic CiTy Relays, The Tinal meeT OT The season, They ran second. Looking ahead To The l956 season, Things seem more promising. Since The Team losT only Three seniors, The T956 ediTion oT The Coils will have six- Teen reTurning leTTermen. There will also be a num- ber oT junior and sophomore hopefuls. Those leTTermen who will be reTurning To acTion are Bob Braddock, capable weighT man: Bill ToTh, BurTon Maries, Reds Moore, and Tom MacATee, mercurial sprinTers: Carl Ayres and Gene Sawyer, rubber-armed javelin Throwers: Paul Erney, TleeT wooclTopperq George Hughes, Jim Blazer, and Rob PaTTerson, TleeT quarTer milersq Don Loose, Tom Ewing, and Jim FoskeTT, reliable disTance runners: Bob MarriTz, sTurdy high jumper: and The workhorse oT The squad, George Lee, ouTsTanding pole vaulTer, high jumper, hurdler, and broad jumper. SixTy-Two Top leffc Tom McAfee leads a Viking wood-'ropper over +he high hurdles. Top right They're off in fhe 220 wifh Reds Moore and Bill To+h giving all for fhe Colls. Cenfer leff: High iumper Bob Marri+z makes like a bird over +he crossbar. Cenler righfz Paul Erney, a sfudy of concen'rra+ion in +he hurdles. Lower leff: Champion pole vaul+er, George Lee, wifh anofher successful effort Lower middle: The versafile Lee shows his iumping form. Lower righ'r: Carl Ayres gives fhe spear a long ride. BASEBALL 1 . if .- ,J , fi? ,Jg i..fi THIRD ROW: B. Wilkinson, Manager: S. WhiTalrer, V. Bellace, F. ToTh, R. Bowman, W. Hiclcs. G. Sawyer, H. Teel, E. Miller, P. BerThole+, M. Blumberg, J. Ingles, E. Schwariz, Manager. SECOND ROW: A. Drulis, coach: J. Lorimer, A. Craig, R. DroFFner, W. Thomas, E. Solfys, M. Dickerson, J. Pharazyn, B. Sfeele, W. Melnilz, A. Maugeri, W. Diemer, Head Coach. FIRST ROW: J. Roberison, Bal' Boy: W. Tofh, W. Dobbins, R. Bleming, A. DiMarco, J. PaTTon, R. Quinn, W. Harrison, J. Vernon A. Blaclr. ln Coach Bill Diemer's lasT year aT The helm oT The Colls diamond squad, The Team played well in spoTs buT Tinished wiTh a seven and ThirTeen log. Camden CaTholic proved To be our cousins as They suTTered Two seTbacl4s aT The hands oT The Colls Sluggers. Our moundsmen Tound The going especially rough in SouTh Jersey Group IV compeTiTion as They copped only Two wins in eighT conTesTs. Slcip Dilviarco capTained The squad ThaT was led by hurlers Tom Wilson and AI Craig. Bill ToTh showed promise behind The baT, while Milce Diclcer- son, Bob Bleming, Jim Pharazyn, Wil Dobbins, and Richie Quinn sparlcled in The inTield. Jim Lorimer paTrolled The ouTTield pasTure capably and hiT well. Former Colls sTudenT, John SmiTh, is scheduled To succeed Mr. Dierner as menTor. He may loolc Toward The I956 season wiTh eagerness since all The leTTer winners menTioned excepT Wilson and DiMarco are slaTed To reTurn To acTion. Haddonliield VVoodbury Camden Audcbon BridgeTon l-laddoniield GloucesTer CaTholic Vineland Camden ATlanTic CiTy AHaMk CHy Camden CaTholic TrenTon Vineland Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Camden CaTholic Audubon BddgeTon MerchanTviile SixTy-four SCHEDULE Opp. Colls H 8 2 3 4 2 5 2 5 6 I 0 33 2 l 6 2 l 4 l 3 O 4 I7 9 0 9 6 4 3 O 3 6 I0 7 5 9 3 l 4 Top lef+: Rubber-armed Al Craig-a diamond sfandouf. Top righ+: Ac+ion on +l1e base pa+l1s as a Haddon sfrays +oward second. Lower left Whoosh! Boy +l'1a+ breeze fell' good! Lower righf: Jim Lorimer pulls in a s+ray fly in +l1e cenfer pasfure. Sixfy-Eve TRAMURALS czzzgx! Q73 LEFT: A ballle for a rebound as lhe season nears ils end. CENTER: The Cellics in aclion in lheir seasons final. RIGHT: l've gol il-no, you lake ill THE WINNING CELTICS FIRST ROW: D. Brown, R. Hemsworlh, R. Harlmann, R. Meldrum. SECOND ROW: E. Parker, R. Kern, F. Frehmel, H. Marcarian. Sixly-six Under lhe able supervision ol Cliff Rubicam a program ol inlramurals al Collingswood High School was resumed. The winler ouldoor oaskelball league allracled eighl leams composed of eighl men each. Through a spiriled campaign, somelimes inler- rupleo by lhe elemenls, lhese N.B.A. slars ballled lheir way lo a coveled inlramural eller. The Cellics, Knicks, and Pisloris engaged in a slruggle lor lhe league lille. ln March, lhe Cellics linally copped lhe crown righl oul ol lhe hands ol lhe Kniclcs, who had delealed lhem in regular season play. This happened because lhe winner was decided by a poinls basis involving more lnan iusl wins and losses. ln a posl-season conlesl lhe Knicks duplicaled lheir previous win and parlially nrade up lor lheir wounded egos. Because ol lhe conlinued enlhu,iasm. plans were begun lor a spring ouldoor ba-slcelball league. Congralulalions lo Mr. Rubicam and lhe boys lor a job well done. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Forbes, G. BarreTT, T. Eisner, W. Van Derripe, R. Di Fabio, R. HolsTon, Coach. Archery AlThough The Colls archery Team sTarTed wiTh a compleTely inexperienced squad, The inspired coach- ing oT Miss Merwin, plus The good old never say die spiriT, resulTed in improved showings in each conTesT. Pleasing vicTories were regisTered over sharp Teams Trom nearby HaddonTield and Lower Regional. On The Team oT our local Robin Hoods were: Bob Howe, Joe Kane, Herb Berman and alTernaTes, BeTTy Klein and Charlie Lawrence. Miss Merwin and The enTire squad are To be con- graTulaTed Tor Their splendid eTTorTs. These keen- sighTed enThusiasTs are sure To Tield a superior Team again nexT year. Golf The golT Team, under The capable supervision oT menTor Reiss HolsTon, compiled an impressive sea- sonal record oT Tive wins and Two losses. The Team Took runner-up spoT in The counTy golT TournamenT. OT The sixTeen boys who came ouT Tor The Team The six iniTial winners were: Bob Lodge, Glen BarreTT, Dex Forbes, Bill Van Derripe, Ted Eisner and Diclx Di Fabio. The maTches were againsT MerchanTville, Wood- row Wilson, Camden, MooresTown, HaddonTield, MounT Holly and Haddon HeighTs. The squad Topped all buT Two, MooresTown and MounT Holly, in Their campaign eTTorTs. J... .Nan ARCH ERY LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Lawrence, E. Klein, R. Howe, J. Kane, J. PeTTigrew, H. Berman, M. Merwin, Coach. GOLF SixTy-seven G lr M5 W? Wlf BUYS' BASKETBALL THIRD ROW: K. Fisher, H. Townsend, G. Snycler, M. McCour+, E. Gray, E. Miller, R. Welch, P. Palmer, D. Schafer, SECOND ROW: J. Smi+h, Asst Coach: D. Di Giamber, Assf. Coach: V. Manuele, R. Kurzenabe, D. Colberl, J. Kelly, R. SpraH, R. McLaren, A. Rifler, Head Coach. FIRST ROW: C. Rubicam, K. Harris, S. Gazsi, W. Dobbins, G. Lee, H. Chaifield, R. Bleming, W. Gelzinger, A. Schmoll. The Blue and Gold baskeleers dribbled 'rheir way 'rhrough a bleak seven and lourleen season. Ollen playing The role ol spoilers, Coach Ri? RiHer's boys were as unprediclable as lhe wealher. Rendered helpless in Group IV compelilion, The Panlhers did manage lo eke our a win, lrouncing Bridgelon by a slaggering lhirly-lwo poinl margin. They rose io greal heighls in lwice lurning back llvlerchaniville and rival Haddonfield. A line Audu- fbon quinlel also bil lhe dusl al lhe hands ol lhe Colls. Clif Rubicam's backboard work and all-around huslleg Sleve Gazsi's playmaking7 The heads-up ball and drive of Co-Caplain Hugh Challieldp Bulch Schmoll's scoring and Keilh Harris' class--all con- Tribuled 'ro whalever success fhe leam enjoyed. Wil Dobbins, Bob Bleming, Doug Colberl, and Bill Garz- inger also saw aclion lor a squad lhal was badly hurl by Co-Caplain Jim Lorimer's knee injury. Harris, Schmoll, and Gelzinger should form a nucleus ol a promising successor lo lhe hard wood. SCHEDULE Opo. Colls lvlerchan'rvil'e 4C 4I Palmyra 62 43 Camden 66 42 Bridgelon 57 89 Trenlon 6I 4l Woodrow Wilson 7C 62 Allanlic Cily 77 70 Haddonfield 46 54 Woodbury 46 64 Trenlon 9C 55 Bridgelon 65 58 Audubon 38 55 Woodrow Wilson 65 44 Camden 49 48 Haddonfield 42 48 Vineland 64 63 Camden Calholic 66 59 Allanlic Cily 67 46 Woodbury 47 44 HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Audubon 73 51 Merchanlville 56 58 Sixfy-eig h+ 'E 4 fy' 7 ww df +5374-t if K L4 ? is lniured Caplain Jim Lorimer gives llie 'lPdf'l'll'1EVSH a pep fall: before a crucial game. LEFT: The prolific Bufclw Sclwmoll goes up for a lap willw a Bulldog, RIGHT: Durabe Clif Rubicam fallies a lwo-poinler aqainsl Merclwanlville. Sevenly FGOTBALL On The SaTurday oT OcTober TirsT The Colls grid- sTers opened The T955 season by nipping Woodrow Wilson, 7-6, in a morning clash. To The increasing dismay oT all grid Tans Tollowing The Blue and Gold, vicTory wasn'T To be TelT Tor TiTTy-Tive more sunrises. Loping Jim Lorimer caughT The 20-yard Toss Trom signel caller, George Lee, while Bob Braddock booTed The deciding poinT. The Tollowing week, The squad iourneyed To Vine- land, buT The PoulTry Clan senT Them packing back To Collingswood on The wrong end oT a 28-O score. The SaTurday nexT, The Colls played hosT To The Cherry and WhiTe OT Paulsboro who didn'T co- .miffx . .. L-Taxi operaTe eiTher as They Took a I4-6 decision. BurTon Marles scored The lone Coils Touchdown. AT Bridge- Ton, blocked kicks Told The sTory as The Bulldogs Turned back The Drulismen despiTe Bill ToTh's scoring iaunT. Camden's Purple Avalanche passed aT will To a 26-7 Triumph. Jack Kelly caughT a pass Tor The only score. ATlanTic CiTy, l-laddonTield and Audubon romped aT Shields STadium on successive SaTurdays. The Vikings recorded a smashing 44-O win while The Haddons and The Green Wave looked impressive in I9-O, and 6-O vicTories. ruin ,w-1 'uf' TOP LEFT: R. AberneThy, Manager: J. Vernon, T. Dunn, P. BerTholeT, B. Maries, B. Rogers, B. Braddock, B. Hicks, B. Keller, H. GersTein. THIRD ROW: J. SmiTh, Coach: F. ToTh, E. Miller, V. Bellace, P. Simpson, D. Johnson, A. Schmoll, P. Erney, D. Bonsall, B. MeisTer, L. Yank, Mana- ger: J. Caldwell, Manager. SECOND ROW: D. DiGiam- ber, Coach: B. Zeberlein, J. Ingles, B. McGee, M. JV O i i McCourT, J. Kelly, R. Droffner, P. Wiihers, T. KeaTing, C. Rubicam, V. DiAnTonio, G. Hughes, J. FiTTipaldi, A. RiTTer, Coach. FIRST ROW: V. LaMaina, Manager: G. Lee, H. Marcarian, G. Sawyer, B. ToTh, T. Ewing, M. Dickerson, J. Pharazyn, J. Lorimer, H. ChaTTield, G. Lucngo, D. Moore, A. Drulis, Head Coach: J. Gailey. 2 AT a Turkey Day conTesT wiTh Woodbury The Colls aT lasT broughT home The bacon. Bill ToTh skirTed end and George Lee snuck across Tor The scores as The Thundering Herd wenT down To deTeaT I3-7. Thus a Two and seven log was Turned in in This, Albie Drulis' TirsT year aT The helm. There were, how- ever, several brighT spoTs in The campaign. Fullback, Clif Rubicam, looked like The sTeadiesT perTorrner on The Tield as he Tackled, ran, and caughT his way To recogniTion. Bill ToTh looked like The besT runner in These parTs To The auThor. Bill Hicks and Torn KeaTing plugged viTal spoTs in The line and The laTTer, a rugged perTormer, blocked several kicks during The year. Senior linemen ChaTTield, DiAnTonio, DroTTner, Dickerson, Ewing, Lorimer, Luongo. Ivlarcarian, Pharazyn and Sawyer won leTTers. lniTial-winning backs were Hughes, Lee. Zeberlein, ToTh, and Rubicam, who was unanimously elecTed as capTain. Juniors, BerTholeT, Braddock, Erney, Hicks, Kelly, Marles and Schrnoll, look like deTiniTe comers Tor nexT year. ln reTrospecT, The loyal supporT oT The sTudenTs and The Tine iob done by The coaching sTaTT made K The season a successTul one. aj. ,VH Q I T' ,:'lx T l J. SmiTh, R. Hughes, A. Drulis, .vs ' 'A Q n jj A .Y A Y so I P .5 'J f ' S V ', is . X -xi lf' T is fl 4.1 b' CLIF RUBICAM I T Ca pTaIn XJ f' x 'J is 'Vi . PP s D DiGiamber. A. RHTer NAA- Seve nfy-Two 9? ,,- 1 5' f 5 7 ?'sfM4'f 'TV , 4 . . w g, M W 3 .5 -W- +V V M ' ' M '?1e'f5'i v M y , MwM,.TLTT,i1JZLNiii nT:f,.g! Iggy' , 'ici' W 7 gg ku? Fei swf ,W . Dm , Q TAM ijdfslf ,ik 5 gQ xvf ? Jn J 35' ,fi ' 'gy' 9 4f q'y n'g'.'? 5' M f-em ww, M f M- Q, ' ,1 Af g, ' X ,E ff.. l,. i.r. ff 1 , W Q A .ff ff ff'2+wf.g V ' I . is - 5 4 vm.: 'H m M Ht! jvrh' Ir ., 'af ff 3 Q . 5 , L 'ffggflng ff tl 'iw if Sf gi., .ak mx. wif e'2fWaL? 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These skilled 'inguisTs en- joyed a ChrisTmas parTy and had as Their guesT a German exchange sTudenT Trom Dickinson College, who was impressed by The qualiTy oT German spoken. A spring ouTinq alsc was held. NURSES CLL B THIRD ROW: H. Swaverly, E. ScoTT, P. Blackwell, J. Lisfer, B. Newman, C. HarTIaub, A. Reed, M. SoITys, A. Shuler, J. Thies. SECOND ROW: C. Wick, V. Huber, P. Bailey, J. Mounce, C. MarTin, E. Selfridge, M. Mierop, B. Seider, P. Dixon, V. Aspers, M. Heim, C. d'RomTr.i. FIRST ROW: D. Cromleigh, B. CoIIe++, P. Edwards, C. Thanner, M. E. Aber, M. Hanling, R. MacKinnon, D. Springer, E. Cranmer. F. T. A. THIRD ROW: S. Fecker, J. Ruv ella, M. DougherTy, E. Crook, R. Savage, L. Ransom, M. Carr. SEC- OND ROW: M. Schenck, J. Schmieler, M. Lummis, C. Harflaub, I. Wisner, E. Weill, S. Garside, B. Jagdman, M. STanger, L. Trigg.. FIRST ROW: W. Parker, J. Snyder, L. Cranrner, M. Roe, C. Lauer, L. WaTson, L. Parker, C. Harkins, N. Ellinwood. O?:LCLfLw -gfl2 ,KXZZQL J I Alf? XT 7 62151. AA. img I V J' GERMAN CLUB FUTURE NURSES' CLUB Among The many acTiviTies oT The FuTure Nurses' Club was The TwenTy-Tour hour orienTaTion aT The PresbyTerian I-IospiTal. The girls were under The aclvisership oT Miss Achsah TaTem and Miss RuTh Agee who helped Them become ac- quainTed wiTh The requiremenTs Tor nursing. SevenTy-six THIRD ROW: P. Bailey, L. Trigg, C. Wenger, W. GranT, A. Yorke, R. HarTmarvn, S. Garsicle, R. Savage, L. WaTson. SECOND ROW: G. Hornik, P. Blackwell, L. Ransom, B. George, W. WaITe, C. Moyer. FIRST ROW: M. Roe, N. Ellinwood, J. Schmieler, L. STeiIer. FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The FuTure Teachers' Associa- Ticn is a club Tor Those inTeresTed in The Teaching proTession. Under The supervision oT Miss Ju ia Mascara, meeTings were held, a Tield Trip To Glassboro STaTe Teachers College was planned and subsTiTuTes were SL oplied Tor lower gfddefi. JR.-SR. ASSEMBLY CLUB FOURTH ROW: B. Bowman, B. MclnTyre, R. Klessel, W. Kaczrnar, C. Barner, R. SpraTT, J. Hill, D. Glynn, C. Loper, C. Marlin, M. AIbrechT. THIRD ROW: J. Fosleff, L. Keafon, S. Gazsi, G. Culp, R. AberneThy, R. Krum, S. GersTein, A. Taylor, S. Seliger, P. Erney. SECOND ROW: J. Caldwell, C. Carlin, G. Weilzel, K. Gaffney, M. Maas, B. Newman. M. McGloughIin, J. Weisfeld, J. Ingles. FIRST ROW: N. Crismoncl, J. SmiTh, D. Cale, L. Barnes, M. Schenclc, C. Duncan, J. Van lslendal, R. Heiden. SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY CLUB THIRD ROW: M. Kelleher, M. Heim, E. SmiTh, C. Harflaub, I. Wisner, P. Dixon, J. Frehmel, E. Selfriclge. SECOND ROW: W. MaTTison, R. KurTh, W. Schwarlz, B. Garside, J. Furlow, L. Lucas, C. Dunn, R. Dawson. FIRST ROW: J. Felzlco, B. CoIIeH', D. Koolcer, C. HarTIaub, A. RiesTer, E. Wrighi, B. Wood, M. Schaber, S. Zimmerman. OFFICE ASSISTANTS TOP: B. Bowman, J. Greenig, K. Turnbull, C. Lauer. B. Kellam, V. Aspers, O. Gluyas. BOTTOM: E. MacKinnon, N. Crismond, B. EaTon, D. Walerhouse, SER ICE CLUBS C. Carfer, B. Newman. JR.-SR. ASSEMBLY CLUB The Jr.-Sr. Assembly Club, under The direcTion oT Miss I-lelen Thayer and Peggy Maas, presidenT, chose The assembly programs Tor l956-57. They arranged shows varying in degrees Trom magic and musical numbers To Tilms and educaTional programs. SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY CLUB The Sophomore Assembly Club, supervised by Miss Thayer, helped conducl' The assemblies Tor The presenT sophomores. They also chose programs Tor nexT year's sophomores. The chosen programs and pasT assemblies were inTeresT- ing and enTerTaining, ranging Trom magic To menTal TelepaThy. Seveniy-seven OFFICE ASSISTANTS These girls, under The guidance oT Mrs. CaTherine S. Thom, are a greaT help in The ohfices, serving The Principal, Guidance DeparT- menT, and secreTaries. Each oT Them has TorTeiTed a sTudy period To perTorm her duTies -Tiling, delivering noTes, and an- swering The Telephone. SERVICE CLUBS 'I VIA? BOYS' CAFETERIA CLUB The Junior boys. direcTed by Mr. Pericles Pav- ilides, were ably assisTed by The Sophomore and Senior boys. supervised by Mr. RoberT Issacs, in Their job oT keeping our Iunchroom clean. As a re- ward Tor Their hard work, The cIub had iTs annuaI banqueT in March. SevenTy-eighT GIRLS' CAFETERIA THIRD ROW: B. CoIIeTT, E. Klein, B. Bowman, D. Harilaub, J. Dawson, M. KeIIeher, D. Thomas. SECOND ROW: M. Lummis, B. KaTz, M. Heim, C. HarTIaub, J. -Gill, P. Thomas, J. EIweII, L. Trigg, L. O'Keefe, J. Snyder, J. Sauer, E. WeiII, J. Van IsTendaI, B. McInTyre, J. Weisfeld, C. Shainline, M. Roe. BOYS' CAFETERIA SECOND ROW: C. Dunn, J. FurIow, R. TayIor, B. Garside, C. SonTgen, P. Johnson, M. Pavulalr, L. Lucas. FIRST ROW: J. McNaughTon, R. KurTh, J. Gailey, C. McInTire, G. HorniIr, R. Klessel, A. Sarafian, M. Schaber, D. Koolrer, B. Wood, C. LeDonne, J. McLean, J. RuvieIIa. FIRST ROW: E. Riesfer, R. Amme, L. DeCou. GIRLS' CAFETERIA CLUB The C5irIs' CaTeTeria Club, under The supervision of Mr. RoberT L. Isaacs, IcepT The caTeTeria in Top condiTion. Their duTies were To Take aTTendance, To clear away The Teachers' Trays, To clean Tables and To keep a supply of Trays and silverware handy. VISUAL AID TOP ROW: R. Czeiner, G. FunI:, L. Balmer, J. CaIdweII. BOTTOM ROW: L. Sheppard, A. Taylor, D. Sfanfon, W. Rogers, R. Merriel. STAGE CREW TOP ROW: R. Czeiner, J. Caldwell, W. Kaczmar, L. Yank, R. Dawson. BOTTOM ROW: L. Baker, D. Sianion, G. Funlr, D. Moran, W. Rogers. SERVICE CLUBS VISUAL AID CLUB Ligh+s! Camera! Adrien! Wherever Ihis familiar sound is heard, one of 'rhe cIub's cameramen can always be found.'These boys, who were Jraughi by Mr. Wehler, 'Iheir sponsor, Ihe correcr procedures of proieciing films, provided our schooI wiih many good movies Ihis year. STAGE CREW Our exceIIen+ and e1Cficien+ Siage Crew was re- sponsibIe for The care and running of Ihe micro- phones, eIecI'ric Iighis, and ofher eIecIricaI equip- meni' in The audirorium. This year, as aIways, ii' has done an ouI'sI'anding job. Mr. Homan was 'rhe sponsor. Sevenfy-nine Faiihful Frank snaps anofher picfurel PHGTOGRAPHY CLUB Under The cornpeTenT direcTion OT Bernard F. Mark The PhoTography Club has grown To be one OT The mosT irnporTanT organizahons in our school. Franlc Czeiner served as The capable preside-nT, while The oTher oTTices were held by vice-president Su PonTiJs' secreTary, Carolyn Wenger: and Treasurer, RoberTa Savage. Ore OT The mosT irnporTanT duTies OT This club was snapping picTures Tor The l'KnighT, The WhO's Vvlho candid shoTs, and Team p cTures. PicTures OT dances, concerTs, and individual sporT piCTure'. were also Talcen and sold To The sTudenT body. The school can Thanlc The PhoTo Club Tor The Tine iob TnaT They have done. Eighfy TOP: STANDING: B. Gehinger, R. Kruse, L. KeaTon, W. Harris, R. Huff, P. Murray, R. Fayer, J. Caldwell, J. Gill Czeiner, Presidenh Mr. Mark, Advisor: R. Zurifslry, K. Schenclc, D. Andriella. LOWER LEFT: Bu+ is This The real dark room Technique, boys? LOWER RIGHT: Prexy, Frank Czeiner, gives a lesson in drying piciures To Phil Murray and Larry Kea+on. SEATED: C. Wenger, R. Savage, F. FOURTH ROW: S. Durham, S. Eecker B. Bowman, K. Gaffney, M. Carr, J Weisfeld, P. Coyle, A. Reed, L. Peelor H. VanGelcler, M. Lummis. THIRD ROW A. Shuler, J. Beasley, C. HirsT, E. Crook V. Aspers, B. Jagdman, C. Lavin, D Glynn, I. Wisner, N. STeinberg, M Mierop. SECOND ROW: C. Lauer, C MacKannan, J. Firesfone, L. Nied, B Berezow, B. Bove, C. Taylor, D. Wafer- house, P. McKelvey. FIRST ROW: B Niepling, B. BuchalTer, R. Hislop, G Weifzel, J. LisTer, R. G-william. JU IOR RED CRGSS The Junior Red Cross Club had a very suc- cessTul year. Miss Jacqueline BenevenTo capably sponsored The club. The oTTicers Tor l955'56 are as Tollows: PresidenT, Louise Niedg Vice-PresidenT, Joanne FiresToneq Recording SecreTary, Carol Lauer, Treasurer, Barbara Berezow. The club is divided inTo Tour commiTTees. The CollecTion CommiTTee Takes care oT collecTions Tor CommuniTy ChesT, March oT Dimes, cloThing Tor needy children, and candy Tor l:orT Dix and Lake- land. The Sunshine CommiTTee makes birThday boxes and puzzle books Tor soldiers aT ForT Dix, and sur- prise boxes Tor blind children. KniTTing lap robes and aTghans is The iob oT The KniTTing CommiTTeep while The ArT CommiTTee makes parTy haTs and Tavors. The Junior Red Cross Council was composed oT high school members and represenTaTives Trom all The public schools oT Collingswood. The Council plans The work Tor The year. Miss Flora l-looper was The general chairman and Miss Achsah TaTem was The Treasurer. The oTTicers Tor The council were: PresidenT, Barbara Berezow, Vice-PresidenT, Bar- bara Boveg Recording SecreTary, PaTricia McKelvey3 Corresponding SecreTary, Charlene Macliannan: Record Keeper, ConTance Taylor: Treasurer, Diane WaTerhouse. The Red Cross Club has cerTainly lived up To iTs moTTo, We Serve. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Berezow, Treasurer: L. Nied, Presidenh J. FiresTone, Vice-President C. Lauer, SecreTary. RED CROSS COUNCIL SECOND ROW: C. Taylor, C. MacKannen, D. WaTerhouse FIRST ROW: B. Bove, B. Berezow, P. McKelvey. Eighfy-one SIXTH ROW: L. Trigg, M. Sianger, J. Gill, M. E Aber, M. Maas, S. Kohler, M. Misiclra, J. Frehmel, S LeDonne, M. Heppe. C. Marfin. FIFTH ROW: D Kooker, W. Parker, J. Andres, J. Lilly, D. Cale, D Andriella, M. Schaber, M. Kelleher, M. Seybold, B Mclniyre, M. Lolii, J. Dawson. FOURTH ROW: C Harflaub, C. Harilaub, E. Wrighf, C. Duncan, C Miller, M. Lummis, C. d'Rom+ra, A. Aclams, S. Poniius M. Albrecht V. Godfrey, J. Van lslenclal, P. Funk. Under 'rhe capable supervision oi Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Jones, The Library Council, Consisling oi sixly hard-working, lilerary-minded girls, aided bolh The sledenls and iaculiy by keeping library shelves in order, checking oul books, wriling lhose lillle while slips lhal Tell of books long oyerdpe, and performing numerous oiher helpful dulies. THIRD ROW: M. Roe, P. Harrer, J. Jones Assi. Librarian: B. Ogden, C. Wenger, H. Wefherill, R. Taylor, Librarian: D. Dunn, D. Dunn. SECOND ROW: L. Ransom, R. Savage, P. Baiiey, L. Waison, M. Heim, J. Ward, l. Wisner, D. Glynn, M. Solfys, E. Crook. FlRST ROW: L. Cranmer, M. Toci, C. Shainline, B. ColleH, S. Zimmerman, J. Weisfeld, J. Sauer, J. Griffin, C. Boehre+. This lively group also soonsored some social affairs during lhe year. ln lhe fall, an oulfng was held ai Saginaw Lodge wriiczh was enioyed by all. A lea was also given iw Marcw for all ol ihe leachers reliring 'his year. This groip of girls rn anaged lhe library eliicienlly and capably and deserve a greajr deal oi credii for rheir hard work. Eig h'l'y-'iwo B. Ogden, Vice-President C. Wenger, President H. Weiherill, Secreiary. CURTAI The CurTain Timers is composed oT boys and girls Trom all Three classes. ITs main iob is To presenT The school producTions each year. In January They presenTed The Senior Play, Men Are Lilqe STreeTcars, a rollicking Three acT comedy by ChirsTopher Sergel. The play was a smash hiT and a crediT To The casT and direcTor. In Ivlarch The annual 'I'aIenT Show was presenTed. ITs TiTle This year was SpecTuIar Sam based on The idea oT a I'.V. specTacular. Many acTs conTribuTed To making This one oT The besT TalenT Shows ever pre- senTed. IT was one oT The ouTsTanding evenTs oT The school year. Also, This year a Junior Play, 'IA DaTe wiTh Judy, and a Sophomore Play, Living Up To Lincoln, were presenTed. All The members worlced hard on These produc- Tions and really made a Tine year Tor The CurTain Timers. TIMERS Officers Janice Eichmann and Joanne Hill discuss plans wnTI1 adviser Mrs. Scheicl. SIXTH ROW: W. Barney, C. Loper, C. Fearn, G. FunI:, D. Johnson, D. STanTon, S. Seliger, M. Aber, M. Maas, F. DougI'1erTy, W. Kaczmar, W. Harrison. FIFTH ROW N. Odlen, B. Newman, B. Gefzinger, J. Heffelfinger, F. Heiden, M. Schenck, J. Schmieler, L. Peelor, C Diemunsch, H. Van Gelder, B. George, D. GIynn FOURTH ROW: V. Aspers, C. Mar+in, B. Barden, J Casey, C. HirsT, B. BicIreI, H. Bardsley, J. EIsworTI1, J FiresTone, S. Ponfius, M. Albrechf, P. CarTer, S Hughes. THIRD ROW: P. Posfal, D. AndrieIIa, D WBIETIIOUSS, J. Hill, J. Eichmann, P. BIacIcweII, N Greenway, W. Parker, S. Carey. SECOND ROW C. Cade, A. Adams, K. Gaffney, B. Bowman, B McInTyre, B Berezow, R. STone, C. Duncan, J. Roclr, J Van IsTendaI, C. 'I'IarIrins. FIRST ROW: D. Dunn, D Dunn, G. WeiTzeI, P. Edwards, C. Carlin, B. Schrump J. Smifh, J. Griffin, J. Weisfeld, L. Lion. EigI1Ty-Three LE T SHO One oT The mosT eagerly awaiTed acTiviTies oT The year was The TalenT Show. The I955 Show was well worTh waiTing Tor and was enoiyed by everyone. The Theme, A Hillbilly Holiday, was displayed ThroughouT The show. The GooTus by The Ten P.l.N.S. showed The hillbilly influence while The S.O.C.S. presenTed The sophisTicaTed T-lumoresguef' Any Frenchman in The audience would have enioyed The Can-Canfl The show, held on April TiTTeenTh and sixTeenTh, was ioinTly sponsored by The CurTain Timers and The STudenT CabineT. Much oT The crediT belongs To The direcTor, Mrs. Florence Scheiclc, and To Peggy Shields, The sTudenT direcTor. All The adverTising and TiclceTs were ably handled by The CabineT under Mr. Olinger's guidance. A big Thanlc you goes To all Those who helped in making The I955 TalenT Show The enioyable evenT ThaT iT was! EighTy four KOLL HI KARNIVAL A hot midday jam session in the gyme Well look at that--the gong broke! 1 i Step right up boys and girls. Getcha' ticket 3 here! ERS 'TOOK Mr. Mark seems to get a charge from our zany Karnival clownsp The Kolls Hi Karnival, sponsored by ihe Siudeni relurned lo The bandsiand on Friday and Saiurday Cabinet was held on May iwehly-llrsi and lwehiy- nlQlll5 lo furnish muslc for ClaVlClnQ- Second' I955. l-lighllghllnq lhe Karhlval was 'rhe ivllnslrel Show under ihe direclion ol lvlrs. Scheiclc. A lam 5e55lO'l by llle 5WFf1QS+erS and llie Fabulous These and many olher added allracllons helped Five opened The affair on Friday allernoon. They lo malce lhe Karnlval a greai success. Elghiy-five This year The Senior Class presenlred Men Are Like STreeT- carsw by ChrisTopher Sergel. This was The sTory oT Maudie, PaT Blackwell, and her eTTorTs To keep her boyTriend Davy, Tom Ewing, and To geT a boyTriend Tor her wallflower cousin Joy, Lollie Peelor. Because oT her eTTorTs her sisTer Sylvia, Marian lvlarguardT, and her boyTriend Jerry, Bill Kaczmar, pracTically spliT up. Her moTher, Mary E. Aber, and TaTher, Dave STanTon, Tried To keep up wiTh her madcap acTiviTies buT wiThouT much luck. Always on hand To be oT l'help were lvlaudie's girlTriends played by Barbara George, Lynda Kellner, and l-lelen Van Gelder. Also around To complicaTe maTTers were Chi, George Sawyer, and Ted EelTon, Gerry Luongo. OTher members oT The casT were The maid, Lorraine Salerno, and The girls moThers, -Jane Van lsTendal, RiTa ZuriTsky. and Nancy J. EluharTy. All agreed ThaT The play was a success and a crediT To The direcTor, Mrs. Scheick. Eigh+y-six SE ICR TOP: Yes, Maudie, you! accuses FaTher, Dave Sfanfon. CENTER: MoTher, Mary Aber, is con- -FronTed wifh some disTraughT neighbors. BOTTOM, STANDING: A. Jones, D Sfanion, G. Luongo, B. George, T. Ewing H. VanGelder, G. Sawyer, L. Salerno SEATED: L. Peelor. M. Marquardf, P Blackwell, M. Aber, J. Van IsTendal, R ZuriTsky. Yes, +ha1's right And ihen you say 'Chi clear, +l1ere's someone I don'+ wan? +0 dance wifh and . . . ' Oh yeah, you and whaf army! Julie Alix.. . Lysbefln. . Maudie .. Mrs. Mason Sylvia... . Ted. .. Margarel .. Jerry . Mr. Mason. Joy. .. Davy . Chi .. . Mrs. While Mrs. Allen . Mrs. Day .... Eighfy-seven CAST order of llrieir appearancel . .. ...Barbara George .. .Lynda Kellner . Helen Van Gelder Palricia Blackwell .. . . . Mary E. Aber . Marian Marguardl . . Gerald Luongo Lorraine Salerno .. . William Kaczmar David Slanlon Laurelle Peelor . Tlwornas Ewing .George Sawyer .. Jane Van lslendal . .Rila Zurilslcy .. Nancy J. Flulwarly MANUAL ARTS EXHIBIT The annual Manual ArTs ExhibiT was, as usual, a success. Mr. l-loman displayed his pupils' proiecTs, which were ouTsTanoling examples oT his Tine Training. Equally impressive was The Mechanical Drawing exhibiT shown by Mr. Van MeTer and his sTudenTs. NOT To be ouTdone was Miss Jones and her arT which unveiled The worlc oT Collingswoods own 'Rembranohsf' Mrs. Frazer, The coolcing insTrucTor, showed many examples oT The culinary arT, and Mrs. Dash l:epT pace wiTh her exhibiT oT The seam- sTress' arT. A display of fine craffsmanship is shown aT The Manual ArTs Exhibit Our carpenTers' guild worlrs busily preparing for The Manual Lolly Peelor models her own handiwork Ar+s Exhibit which she made for The EXi'llbl'i' Eighfy-eighf FT nArxonA i I9 QUILL AND SCROLL The annual spring KnighI-News banguei marlced The culminaiion of anoiher year for The Coils-I-Iigh News and The Knigh'r yearbook. Ai 'rhai lime, as in The preceding years, membership in The Quill and Scroll was announced. The Quill and Scroll is a nalional honor socieiy which seelcs Io recognize oulslanding abiliiy in iour- nalism and oiher creaiive worlc. A pin is given Io seleci' seniors who have earned if by giving Their Time and Ialenls io eilher The News or 'IKnighl'. Each member of The Iwo publicaiions should be proud of The Type of work displayed 'This year. N lgs fll Y XX Ml 41 C ll , T NATIONAL H NOR SOCIETY CharacIerI Service! Leadership! Scholarship! These are The siandards of The brains of our school, The members of 'rhe Naiional Honor Sociely. Again Jrhis year, wirh Mr. I-I. K. Reiss Holsion as adviser, The 'rhiriy senior and Iwenly iunior members carried oul' 'rhe socieIy's annual Tunciions. The N.I-I.S. slaried by decoraiing The school halls ai Chrisimas. Some members also served as ushers al The Baccalaureaie and Commencemeni exercises. Every reporl' period, The sociely awarded plagues for scholarship, aiiendance, and punciualiiy Io de- serving home rooms. Plans Tor These aciiviiies were made by The so- cieiy's capable oT'Ticers: Roberia Savage, President Carol Lauer, Vice-President Marilyn McGloughIin, Secreiaryp and Gerald Hornilc, Treasurer. TOP: R. Marri+z, B. Ogden, L. Cranmer, M. McGIoughIin, R. Savage, M. J. Van- Isfendal. BOTTOM: F. Czeiner, L. Ran- som, M. Roe, W. Granf, R. Abernefhy. C. Carier, C. Muggleworih. THIRD ROW: B. George. L. WarIson, E. Crook, L. Trigg, B. Frey, C. Loper, L. Ransom, P. Bailey, J. Van Isfendal, B. Ogden. SECOND ROW: S. Garside, C. Wenger, F. Czeiner, L. Keaion, B. Gil- fillan, R. Meldrum, R. Marrifz, W. Kacz- mar, M. Maas. FIRST ROW: M. Roe, D. Waferhouse, M. McGIougI'1Iin, Secrefaryg R. Savage, President R. HoIsIon, Ad- viser: C. Lauer, Vice-Presidenf: G. Hornilr, Treasurer: B. Eaion, L. Cranmer. Eighiy-nine STUDE T C BI ET FIFTH ROW: S. RosenbIaTT, A. SchmcII, W. Toih, H. Mar- carian, R. MarriTz, D. Bingemann, S. Seliger, R. Krum, M. Dickerson, F. Czeiner, R. Quinn. FOURTH ROW: B. Newman, J. Schuck, B. Gehinger, A. Adams, S. PonTius, E. Wright R. STone, B. McInTyre, C. HirsT, B. Bickel, K. GaFFney. THIRD ROW: J. Heffelfinger, L Meglino, J. Green, L. Ransom, C. Loper, E. WeiII, M. Maas, R Savage, A. GeIsTon, E. DiFeIice, B. Rimmer. SECOND ROW: L. Cranmer, M. Roe, E. Murphey, Sponsor: L. WaTson, Treasurer: W. Grant PresidenT: B. George, Secretary: B. Frey, SecreTaryg C. Olinger, Sponsor: G. WeiTzeI. FIRST ROW: S. Zimmerman, D. WaTerI'1ouse, N. FIuharTy, N. Crismond, P. Blackwell, B. Wood, M. MBFSIWBII, E. Ingram. Capably Ied by PresidenT BiII GrarTy Vice-Presi- denT, Ken I-Ieiligg Corresponding SecreTary, Barbara Frey: Recording SecreTary, Barbara George: and Treasurer, Lynne WaTson: our STucenT CabineT sTrove To beTTer Things in 55-'56. Composed oT a reoresenTaTive Trom eacn home- roonr ard several clubs, The CabineT rneT whenever iT was deemed necessary. The CabineT oTTicers and cIass presidenTs comprised The eTTicienT execuTive commiTTee. The acTiviTies oT The CabineT ranged Trom The KarnivaI and TaIenT Show To The snack bar during The basKeTbaII season. The CabineT aso sponsored severaI dances during The schooI year: whiIe The inTramuraI program was given a boosT by The pre- senTaTion OT IeTTer awards and Trophies. Scme oT The hard-earned money oT The CabineT was spenT Tor assembIies, awards, sourd equipmenT, and various cIubsg whiIe a Iarge porTicn oT iTs Tunds helped The Choir reach ST. Louis. ATTer c.ompIeTing The year oT TurcTioning, our STudenT CabineT can proudIy say ThaT This year has beer one oT The besT. Nineiy Members of fhe Execufive Commiffee are L Wafson, K. Heilig, W. Granf, B. Frey, E. S Murphey, V. Manuele, B. George, A. Schmoll M. Dickerson. Wafch your fingers Hwere Mr. Harrison! Momen+s fo Remember COLLS-HI The 'Cells-High News, published by The slu- denis, supplies informaiion concerning curreni school evenfs. Published bi-weelcly, sixieen issues are produced during The school year ai The subscriplion price oi fBl.5O. The News again received experi advisership from J. Arihur Ferner. Mrs. Margarei Turem and Mrs. Ruih Malberg sponsored ihe financial side of ihe paper. Ediior-in-Chief, Franlc Czeiner, acled in an advisory capacily lo Jrhe oiher edilors. Lynn Ran- som, News Ediior, sel up fhe lasr page. Feafure Edilor, Marion Roe, assigned special ariicles of in- ieresr. Bill Grant Sporis Ediror, compiled Jrhe 'rhird page and assigned ihe ariicles on spori acriviiies. Exchange Ediior was Connie Carier who senf copies of The News fo o+her schools and arranged for exchanges io be published in Jrhe News.l' Carol Muggleworih acled as Filing Edilor. The Coils-High News once again accomplished i+s purpose of reporring on school aciiviiies. GHNVVS MR. J. ARTHUR FERNER Adviser I955-I956 EDITORS STANDING: N. Ellinwood, Business Manager: R. Abernefhy, Circulafion Manager: C. Car+er. Exchange Edifor. SEATED: F. Czeiner, Eclifor-in-Chief: L. Ransom, News Ediiorg M. Roe Feafure Edi+or W Granf, Sporis Edi+or. N in efy-fwo 'cf ,W fPygQ .r mi I956-57 EDITORS, STANDING: W. Parker, M. Slanger, B. Bowman, M. Seybold, M. Lummis, E. Sanla, L. Barnes, A. Adams. I955-56 EDITORS, SEATED: F. Cxeiner, L. Ransom, M. Roe, B. Granl, C. Muggle- worlh, N. Ellinwood, R. Abernelhy, C. Carler. COLLS-H IGH NEWS STAFF Published bi-weekly in Collingswood, New Jersey, by lhe sludenls of lhe Edward C. Knighl I-ligh School. Telephone: Collingswood 5-3l62 Price-Sl.5O a year Single copies-IO cenls Adverlising rales on requesl. EDITORIAL STAFF Edilor-in-Chiel, Frank Czeiner, '56, News Edilor, Lynn Rane som, '56: Eealure Edilor, Marion Roe, '56, Sporls Edilor, Bill Granl, '56, Exchange Edilor, Connie Carler, '56, Filing Edilor, Carol Muggleworlh, '56. REPORTERS '56+- Roberl Abernelhy, Connie Carler, Frank Czeiner Nannine Ellenwood, Bill Granl, Carol I-Iarlcins, Margarel Maas, Carol Muggleworlh, Lynn Ransom, Marion Roe, Linda Trigg, Joan Zacher. '57-Annelle Adams, Lois Barnes, Belly Bowman, Dorolhy Cale, Mary Carr, Joan Grillin, Carol Hirsl, Elisabelh Klein, Marlha Lummis, Carolyn Marlin, .Ieannelle Mounce, Barbara Oldach, Wendy Parker, Elsa Sanla, Marge Seybolcl, Marilyn Slanger. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager, Nannine Ellenwood, '56, Dummy Page, Belly Bowman, '57, and Lois Barnes, '57, Secrelary, Joan Zacher, '56, Circulalion Manager, Roberl Abernelhy, '56, ADVERTISING SOLICITORS '56- Bill Granl, Carol Harlcins, Lynn Ransom, Marion Roe, Carol Muggleworlh, Joan Zacher. '57-Elisabelh Klein, Wendy Parlcer, Lois Barnes, Belly Bowman. TYPISTS I-lead Typisl-'Connie Carler, '56. '56-Gay Gwilliam, Carol Harlcins, .Joan Zacher. '57-John Chaika, Elsa Sanla. ADVISERS Lilerary and Adverlising-J. Arlhur Ferner. Financial-Mrs. Margarel Tulem, Mrs. Rulh Malberg. 1 rllsrage-N, Coq M 5?Egiffff5.:lQsf'!'GH N L Al 0 fdflw 'Zh' ,V 9. fn. 'mP'w- . afl?'1?-'iP1'9Pr-Y. .wa 4 Q?1mG2Jm2'W , Lqssuafi' -'Snap .- 'v Mm 'i 1fs.,qi-off: 'i i W., i Jw 6 I jf ., Q-i151 'I' Ui I ' ' df' f Iaitiefv fl-sl' M , .V ffrff. .. ,- MW f..m.,s.:1,.,f1,, Y wipe.-Aiszfss. f s.. 3.1, was ff-:fr . -li 'Zhi .:fw:?U'4a1?-1.TlQ fgg es-r-.,off.,,, filo ' 44-4 Q 1'-.f,,Y-faq .M . 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Nine+y-four MXN inf LEFT TO RlGHT: C. Wenger, Sergeanfg J. Van Isfendal, E. Crook, R. Savage, F. Johnsfon. High sfruH'in' Penny Edwards, Head Maioreffe, and Connie Simpson, Sergeanf, go fhrough fheir paces. Color Guard Colls High maioreffes were busy fhis year par- ficipafing in many new acfivifies. Their acfive year began af fhe opening foofball game wifh Woodrow Wilson. Sporfing new blue and gold fassels, yellow chrysanfhemums in fheir hair, and colorful uniforms, our maioreffes' snappy rou- fines and cheery smiles were viewed and enjoyed by many during fhe foofball season. For fhe firsf fime, Colls maioreffes were seen in a pep rally before fhe Thanksgiving Day game. They wore sailor ouffifs and fwirled fo Anchors Aweigh. This marked fhe close of fheir acfivifies during foof- ball season. Nexf on fheir agenda came Specfacular Sam, Colls fabulous Talenf Show. Here fhe maioreffes fwirled fo Alabama Bound, wearing sfunning cos- fumes which fhey made fhemselves. They also ap- peared in fhe annual Kolls-Hi-Karnival. They finished up fheir busy year by marching in several parades, ushering af fhe Band Concerf, and feaching many new hopefuls for nexf year's line. Majorettes DRUM MAJORETTES BACK ROW: J. Hughes, C. Hirsf, B. Biclcel . . Casey. FRONT ROW: C. Moyer, C. i , Sergeanfg D. Harf. f inc!! It I' 217W 49 f7 . L. i T i of l if if rf' v' ,Ms 'ws .Y-,,r ' Ninefy-eighf 'hqw,, The 19 6 K IGHT records LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Bailey, R. Savage Ediiorg D. Anclriella, B. Gefzinger. SECOND ROW: C. Moyer, R. Zuriislry, J. Tweed, P. McAvoy, C. Fearn, F. Dougheriy, E. Cranmer, M. Gluyas. FIRST ROW: H. We+heriII, J. Schmieler, A. Jones, Adviser: M. Mc'Glougl1lin, Edifor: P. Roeger. a year of great achievement Before your eyes you see rhe Cameraman of your school days. Nor as visible. however, is 'rhe diligence of fhe sfaffs, edifors, and advisers who worked closely +o produce if. Ediior-in-Chief Bob Marrirz inspired fhem all io do Iheir besf. Mr. Johnson, faculfy adviser of Ihe Business and Phofography Sfaffs, solved many of fheir problems. Collecfors from Barbara Ogden's business company look your money wiih a smile. Mr. MarIc's Phorography -'Club and Merin S+udios supplied Roberia Savage and helpers wifh piciures. Louise Cranmer and her Liferary Sraff, aided by Miss Rolar, spenf many hours composing and proof- reading ar+icles. Sporis seclions were ediied by Jane Van Isiendal and Bob Marrirz, and Ihe lype- wriier was pounded by Ellen Gallagher. The ialenred Ari' Siafl was guided by edifor Marilyn Mc- Gloughlin and Miss Jones. In 'rhis way 'lhe sfaffs developed Cameraman ihrough a cornposire effort xl? V ws -551' ..f' Im. 3' rygr V TWT, O fi hi if' S fs rsff THIRD ROW: B. Schrump, C. Harflaub, B. Barden, C. Harilaub, I. Wisner. SECOND ROW: D. Dunn, J. Dawson, K. Gaffney, M. Carr, E. Selfridge, M. Dougherfy, C. Carlin, D. Dunn. FIRST ROW: D. Duncan, R. Savage, B. Ogden, Edi+org B. Corcory, B. Geizinger, P. Edwards. THIRD ROW: D. Thomas, J. Saniosuosso, C. Mclnfire, S. Seliger, W. Waiie, S. RosenblaH, V. Bellace, H. Berman, B. Wood. SECOND ROW: R. MacKinnon, M. Kelleher, M. Schaber, D. Sara- fian, V. Aspers, E. Weill, B. Jagdmann, J. Ruviella, N. Greenway, B. Bickel, J. Casey. FIRST ROW: G. Weifzel, L. Parlrer, G. Hornilc, L. Cranmer, Ediiorg R. Marriiz, Edilor-in-Chief: J. Van Isfendal, Spcrls Ediforg S. Carey. Ninely-seven LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Wenger, Sergeanfg J. Van lsfendal, E. Croolr, R. Savage, F. Johnsfon. High sfruffin' Penny Edwards, Head Maioreffe, and Connie Simpson, Sergeanf, go fhrough fheir paces. Majorettes DRUM MAJORETTES BACK Row J Hughes c H.rs+ B Bnclrel . j' Color Guard Colls High maioreffes were busy fhis year par- ficipafing in many new acfivifies. Their acfive year began af fhe opening foo+baIl game wifh Woodrow Wilson. Sporfing new blue and gold fassels, yellow chrysanfhemums in fheir hair, and colorful uniforms, our majoreffes' snappy rou- fines and cheery smiles were viewed and enioyed by many during fhe foofball season. For fhe firsf fime, Colls majoreffes were seen in a pep rally before fhe Thanksgiving Day game. They wore sailor ouffifs and fwirled fo Anchors Aweigh. This marlced fhe close of fheir acfivifies during foof- ball season. Nexf on fheir agenda came Specfacular Sam, Colls fabulous Talenf Show. Here fhe maioreffes fwirled fo Alabama Bound, wearing sfunning cos- fumes which fhey made fhemselves. They also ap- peared in fhe annual Kolls-Hi-Karnival. They finished up fheir busy year by marching in several parades, ushering af fhe Band Concerf, and feaching many new hopefuls for nexf year's line. JF casey. FRORIT-ROW: c. pr Sergeanfg D. Hari. f L, A, .f .',J vc-Q we y li . fl 5 1 l 'M Q j Vi. 5. .,...l Ninefy-eighf BA The Collingswood High Band furnished fhe school wi'rh music a+ all foorloall games and pep rallies and helped keep fhe Collingswood Spiri'r. Mr. James 6. Morgan, direclor, and assisranis, Don Hislop, lieufenani, and Gerald Hornilc, rnasfer-sergeanf, proved This year fo have a fine band. On fhe field ihe band was ai ils besl, using many new formalions and drills. The maioreifes were headed by Penny Edwards and Connie Simpson. ln addilion ro playing af loolloall games and pep rallies, They had rheir own concerl' in March and also played in lhe annual Spring Concerl in May. In December, our band marched in Jrhe Welcome Sanlau Parade, and in May marched in The Memo' rial Day Parade. The band members also produced lhe Minslrel Show for rhe Karnival. This year, Jrhe band indeed deserved much credil for 'rheir fine music, and we hope if will be as good or belrer nexr year. MR. JAMES G. MORGAN Direc+or TOP ROW: P. Savage, R. Brown, A. Buck, C. Bieliclci, H. Kraus, L. Magonigal, R. Swiciki, R. Varnum, J. Parker. NEXT ROW: W. Musfard, C. Moun+, J. GriFFi+h, R. Weiss, J. Kraus, R. Auf'For+, A. Murphy, R. A. Hislop, L. Mounce, P. Wolfe, B. Oehlers. NEXT ROW: F. Frehmel, J. Cawley, L. Lucas, D. Hadley, J. Frehmel, W. Quiclr, W. Orfh, E. Gorin, P. Jennings, C. Brick, M. Roe, G Hornilr, G. Culp, L. Keafon. NEXT ROW: P. Edwards, D Hislop, J. Morgan, D. Taylor, K. Townsend, W. Tucker, R Haines, N. PaHerson, A. Niemi, R. DeCamp, B. Norlus S. Hilamen, R. Hansel, K. Heilig, D. Diehl, W. Kirkpairiclx Mr. Morgan. Ninefy-nine CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: G. WeiTzel, D. Andriella, S. Siegel A Hughes M Marque-1rdT Head E Messec Head: P. Blackwell, L. Kellner, V. Godfrey, G. WalTer Pep! Vim! Vigorl MeeT Collingswood High Schools Cheerleaders! They were The lassies who supplied The baclcground oT supporT Tor our hard- TighTing aThleTes. The TooTl:-all peperallies were The TinesT yeT along wiTh The hilarious slciTs presenTed by The senior girls. A new name, a new suiT, and a new cheer ushered in PeTe The PanTher,'l Colls n'1ascoT. 'lhe Two mosT popular cheers oT The year were Jada and 'TEighT Collingswood l:ighT.'l Spring Tound The cheerleaders Training and choos- ing prospecTs Tor The T956-57 sguad. ATTer long hard hours oT pracTice, our amloiTious cheerleaders perTecTed a group oT cheers and pre- senTed Them in cheerleading cornpeTiTion in Norris- Town, Pennsylvania. Under The sponsorship oT Miss Marion lvlerwin and ' headsf Elaine Messec and Marion lvlarguardT, The Cells High Cheering Squad excelled as one OT The loesT in years. One Hundred CORPS TOP ROW: D. Springer, B. Wood, P. Miller, E. MacKin non, L. Barnes, M. L. Heim, M. E. Jeffreys. L. Degler, M Marshall C Harlrins L Parlrer P Viclrer MIDDLE ROW , . , . , . y. . D. Dunn, A. Shuler, J. Mounce, D. Thomas, F. Dougherfy, E. Weill, C. Thanner, V. Aspers, P. Maas, J. Colbaih, C. Lauer, P. Bailey, Bugle Sergeanl: J. Roney. C. Harllaub MRS. BARBARA S. RELL Direcior C. Harflaub. D. Dunn. BOTTOM ROW: B. Rell, Direcior B. Oldach, L. Cranmer, Co-drum Sergeant J. Schmieler C. Cade, L. Wafson, Co-drum Sergeant C. Loper, M. E Aber, J. Hill, J. Elwell, E. Sanla, M. Sianger, L. Ransom L. Trigg, D. Glynn, D. Cale, Lieufenanf. KNEELING: Ki Robinson, Mascot H. Welherill, Maiorelle. The Collingswood High School Drum and Bugle Corps, under 'lhe capable direclion of Mrs. Rell, marched af The foolball games, home and away, and in The Chrislmas and Memorial Day parades. Helen Wefherill, maiorelle, direcled The praclice, led 'lhe lormalions. and lwirled her baion. She was assisled by her lieulenanl, Dororhy Cale. Kalhleen Robinson. known To The girls as Dolly, was The rnascol. Palricia Bailey served as Bugle Sergeanl, and Lynne Walson and Louise Cranmer were Co-drum Sergeanls. The girls pracficed long and worlced hard, dis- playing some excellenl formalions. A+ The Home- coming and Thanksgiving Day games, lhe Corps and Band marched Jrogelher. Assisfing in 'rhe business ol fhe Corps were man- agers Arlene Jones. Ricky Helden, and Peggy Schenclc. The 1955 version of 'rhe Drum and Bugle Corps proved lo be one of The 'linesl' 'ro march for C.l l.S. One Hundred One ORCHESTRA LEFT: WOODWINDS: STANDING: C. MarTin, G. I'IorniIr, P. Wolf. SEATED: W. Parker, M. Roe, A. Murphy. CENTER: STRINGS: STANDING: G. Funk, R. Evans, R. Abernefhy, J. Frehmel, E. SanTa, B. WarT. SEATED: D. Sarafian, P. GiIberT, C. Moyer, C. MounT, J. ManwiIIer, A. Veevers. RIGHT: BRASS AND PERCUSSION: STANDING: D. Diehl, B. Oehlers, D. HadIey, D. Hislop. SEATED: J. Krause, R. Hisolp, E. Gorin. Can you recaII al The Things in whicI' our music groups TooIc parT Th s year? There were guiTe a Tew -- irrporTanT ones, Too. BesT OT all were The honors receifeol by our schooI's choir and iTs cIirecTor, Mr. Edgar I.. Wallace. FirsT surprise was The inviTaTion Tor our choir To Take parT in a program aT The Academy of Music in PhiIacIeIphia on ApriI I7. TogeTher wi+h six oTher choral groups Trom This area, our choir perTormed Mendelssohn! I-Iymn OT Praise' pIus Two numbers OT our own. This concerT was very successTuI. One Hundred Two FOURTH ROW: C. Jones, C. Flanagan, C. Schaefer, T. Shropshire, R. Merriel, R. AberneThy, F Frehmel, L. KeaTon, R. CaTando, F. Czeiner, W. GranT. THIRD ROW: M. Roe, P. Edwards, C. Moyer L. Salerno, N. Ellinwood, C. Cade, J. Schmieler, R. Gwilliam, D. Kooker, L. Cranmer, B. Buchalfer SECOND ROW: G. Hornik, W. Harrison, J. Vernon, C. MclnTire, T. Ewing, B. Frey, M. E. Aber, B Seider, L. Trigg, L. DeCou, V. Bellace, R. Czeiner. FIRST ROW: E. WrighT, M. Marquardlg H. Mickle S. Durham, L. Nied, L. WaTson, M. STanger, M. Carr, C. WaTers, C. WaTers K ' M' iv? I . fd' ,I .V ,Lf I ,. -NJ I4 A '77 ji .J - I I A 2.6 ,fd :VV R ' 4' 'A' ' 1 . r ,Tx . Ir .N --r FOURTH ROW: J. Shoaf, G. Funk, R. MorTon, G. Culp, D. Blackwell, W. Rogers, G. Sawyer, H. ChaTTield, A. Taylor, M. Dickerson, S. Zimnisky. THIRD ROW: A. Murphy, M. McGloughlin, P. Blackwell, W. Parker, L. Barnes, C. Duncan, B. George, C. d'RomTra, S. PonTius, J. Van lsfendal, A. Adams, J. Eichmann. SECOND ROW: W. Barney, E. Sawyer, G. Lee, D. Johnson, P. Fraler, P. Thomas, T. Dunn, R. Klessel, K. Miller, G. Luongo, K. Gormley, P. Johnson. FIRST ROW: P. Funk, E. Crook, P. Bailey, R. Savage, L. Ransom, J. Roney, E. Sanla, S. LeDonne, C. Wenger, S. Garside. Then came The greaTesT news oT all: our choir was inviTed To sing aT The Golden Anniversary celebra- Tion ofthe Music EducaTors' NaTional ConvenTion in ST. Louis, Missouri, also in April. This Trip proved To be a raTher diTTiculT Taslc, since The choir iTselT had To raise The money, buT everyThing Turned ouT O.K. and They were a greaT success There, Too. IT seems ThaT This year was really a year of honors Tor Collingswood's Choir, because Mr. Wallace was also noTiTied ThaT he is To be The conducTor OT The All-STaTe Chorus Tor nexT year. One Hundred Three THE ENSEIVIBLES The Chrfslmas leleyision program waf. a woncler- lul produclio-i and a Tremendous success, and lhe choir records This year also were excellenl. All lhese aclivilies in aclclilion lo lhe annual Candlelighl Serv- ice and Spring Concerl kepl The choir quile busy all year long. The Boys' and Girls' Ensembles made lheir usual good adclilion lo The choir performances. Their annual caroling lrip Through 'rhe schools halls al Chrislmas lime was also enioyecl by leachers and pupils alilce. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Moyer L. Salerno, C. Cadi B. Frey, B. Seider, L. Trigg, L. Ransom, J. Eichmani E. Crook. P. Blaclcwell. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Johnson, C. Flanagan, I Cafando, M. Dickerson, T. Shropshire, L. Kealo E. Sawyer, W. Harrison, C Jones, T. Ewing. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top, ALL STATE CHORUS N. EIIinwoocI, M. E. Aber, L. Trigg, P. Blackwell, D. Blaclrwell, J. Eichmann, R. Merriel, L. Salerno, L Keafon, E. Croolr. Cenler Lefl, SOUTH JERSEY ORCHESTRA J. Frehmel, P. Gilberl Cenler Righf, SOUTH JERSEY BAND 6. Hornilr, D. Hislop, D. Diehl, D. Hadley. BoHom Lefl, Hey Mom, we're on TV! Boffom Cenler, Nafional Chorus Member, N. Ellinwood Bolfom Right Ensembles caroling af Chrisfmas. One Hundred Four E i N iv: im in nf 4.4 'li' .WK 3 ' A L M Q Qifsgs u, - h .. N we xW, , 5 .KM ,m.i Qiif ' ' K ,,t??' A fi? H :Q , f M f M.. J 4 ir, M U wmv , A my 2, M am - 3 ,L 1 ,, M , Sb.. P M52 ni H 355 KE 1 , ,fi gf , X ,f 'F 5,ifg.32 ,4:f,:52?5?5i Yi? gb W M, f V Mwjfjw if ,fi A5 ' ,Q , V 1 55535 - v5I,,1,z,g . . gg . . - fm? riff: ff y Nm: -,w1,Q as' fu A. .fa W 'V' gg, N We . , . . e mm, 4 .S ' sxkififr? W g hm- , LW G 53251 . E S V W GIRLS' GLEE CL B Turning away from vocal music for a while, we come fo our orchesfra. This group, alfhough nof seen much in public, spenf a busy year frying ouf various pieces of music. Direcfor James G. Morgan's obiecf fhis year was fo drill our orchesfra in accurafe sighf- reading, a slcill which is Iaclcing in many good musi- cians. The resf of fhe fime was spenf rehearsing cer' fain numbers for public performances. In fhe Spring Concerf fnis. year, oi,r orchesfra ioined fhe resf of fhe music world in celebrafing fhe 200fh Anniversary of fhe birfh of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozarf, famous classical composer, by performing his Overfure fo 'rhe Magic Flufef' This, along wifh ofher numbers by fhe orchesfra. confribufed greafly fowards The success of fhe program. Eichmann, E. Sanfa, S. I.eDonne, Duncan, L. Salerro, E. Wrighfl, P. Wolf. C. Haslrins, J. Weisfeld Boehref, D. Cale, C. Cromleigh. W J. Smifh, J. Shaclr, D. Koolxer. I , , 5.151 one Hundred si. ,. nf , -' FOURTH ROW: J. Van Isfendal, A Adams, J. Roney. C. Wafers, S. Garslcle P. Thomas, M. Ez. Aber, C. Wafers J Wafson. THIRD ROW: S. Durham, H Miclrle, C. cI'Romfra, R. Savage, Ransom, P. Funk B. Frey, B. Seider, M Sfanger, L. Trigg, C Wenger, S. Ponhus M. Carr, L. Nied, E. Crook, P. Bale SECOND ROW: C. Moyer, L. Barnes J Schmieler, N. Ellinwood, C. Cade, C George, M. Marquardf. FIRST ROW B. Buchalfer, M. Roe, L. Cranmer P Edwards, G. Gwilliam, A. Murphy, W Parlxer, P. Blaclrwell, M. McGIoughIln FOURTH ROW: J. Mounce, B. Hirsch mann. E. Paccapaniccia, C. Muggle worfh, J. Frehmel, E. Weill, J. Hu J. Gill, E. Smifh, C. Harflaub, M Di Anfonio. THIRD ROW: J. Dawson J Spifler, C. Keller, R. Helden. R. Zurifsky D. Thomas, B. Mcinfyre, A. Orfh, M Loff, J. Ruviella, C. Hirsf, B. Shor er M. LaMaina. SECOND ROW: P. Riley P. Gilberf, R. Duffy, D. Sarafian C Cresson, J. Manwiler, N. Greenway J Griffin, J. Fishwick, M. Smifh. F T ROW: C. Erickson, B. Bove, C. Car in FOURTH ROW: If. Gaffney, G. Gold J. Riggins, B. Pavlalr, M. Williams Elwell, E. Selfridge J. Tweed, W. Max well. THIRD ROW: J. Beasley, J. Banslry J. Ward, B. Gehinger, J. Casey Schusfer, E. Degler, M. Heim, C. Harf Iaub, C. Lavin, lf. Klein. SECOND ROW N. Fluharfy, C. Shainline, J. Heffelfinger M. Seybold, B. Wood, P. Coyle, M. Bell P. Blalcney, B. Kalz, N. Norlrus. F 'I ROW: L. Lion, R. Borland, J. Wadsworflr J. Gold. M. McNamara, H. Swaverly BUYS' C-LEE CL B Lasl buf nol leasl on our lisl of school music groups are The Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs. These lulure choir members spenl' mosl of 'rhe year re- hearsing separalely, and Ihen in Iwo or lhree rehearsals iusl before lhe concerls, They ioined wilh The choir lo help produce excellenl programs. Al- Ihough They are somelimes noi given enough credif, These Glee Clubs add a greal deal 'ro The Choirs performances. All These music groups helped 'lo malce lhis year one of 'rhe mosl enioyable al' Collingswood High School. THIRD ROW: R. Evans, C. Flanagan M. Pavulalr, C. Schaefer, R. Cafando, P. Frazer, J. Furlow, K. Gormley, P Mills, G. Lee. SECOND ROW: T. Shrop shire, J. Foslxeff, A. Taylor, R. Merriel G. Saw er F. Frehmel G. Cul W. Y I I P. KirIrpa+ricIr, S. Zimnislry. FIRST ROW C. Bowser, D. Canning, S. Arensberg w. Klein, w. emi, R. Hall, c. earfneyf M. Wallrer, O. Bean. THIRD ROW: E. Sawyer, G. Luongo, C Jones, R. Klessel, D. Johnson, T. Dunn J. Shoaf, P. Johnson. SECOND ROWI K. Miller, R. Morfon, L. Keaion, D. Blackwell, W. Rogers, R. Aberneihy, H Chalfield, G. Funlr, M. Diclcerson, F Czeiner. FIRST ROW: R. Czeiner, W. Barney, T. Ewing, G. Hornilr, J. Vernon, W. Harrison, C. Mclnlire, L. DeCou, V. Bellace. THIRD ROW: R. Kurlh, L. Lucas, J. McDonough, C. Dunn, R. Boyd, R. Goss, J. Sanfosuosso, W. Malfison, R. Seybold, J. Sferling. SECOND ROW: P. Beriholef, C. Zacher, R. Meldrum, R. Brail, B. Randall, P. Murray, G. Bishop, J. Chaika, H. Marcarian, T. Brannin, K. Presfon. FIRST ROW: R. Vennell, G. Hugues, A. Bancroft A. Bancroff, R. Dawson, P. Jennings, R. Mallard, R. Moyer. 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