Collingswood High School - Knight Yearbook (Collingswood, NJ)

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Where Are They Now Outside the sky is watercolor grey Newspaper says to look for rain today No one around for company And so I turn to memories to pass the time away Each face that floats back to mind Seems as it was untouched by time I can't recall quite all the names Each one is precious all the same Where are they now I-low I miss those companions Who walked the canyons of the night By my side Where are they now Like so many crazy dancers We live only for the answer in a song I But that was long ago Where are they now When love was new and wonderful f There was no word impossible 'Six The future we saw with our minds fgswq . Lv Was something of our heart's design Between today and yesterday Life came between us all P' Rita Wallace, Anita Webster, Karen Benevento its Wig, . 'U1 Eric Kaiser, Maurice Ball, HSkip,, Rudderow Taking a stroll Paula Lipsi, Frannie Germano Four Splash helps A

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?.'f:':'z:'! f ff 'f:ffss.f?,-iff? -.,f.f:.5?.'F.-'55 Mr. Donohue's i'Crucible -if ' 4 79 , uf sniff? 2 I T T a P r -F' BS! 1 , 1, 5 . The gang's all here Get psyched' V t I .jflj I I M T955 T gil-me 4 If 1 i i E11 S : I I 'fi ' I fi' Q Study hall in the sun Three o'clock Phil Mackara learns from Mr. Yeager In 1906, twelve students began classes in a little wooden school on grounds later known as the Garfield School , . A new high school on Collings Avenue was completed in time for the commencement exercises for the gradu- ating class of 1910. It was built of hum- melstone and had three floors. The school was named after one of Collings- wood's leading citizens of the 19th cen- tury and inventor of the Pullman sleeping car, Edward C. Knight ., The colors Blue and Gold were chosen in 1910 to represent the school , , i C.H.S. started football officially in 1911. In 1912, the Board decided to forbid the playing of football. Through the efforts of five play- ers, however, the Board reversed their decision i At this time three course selections were offered in Academic, Business, and General areas , Howard T. Skeets Irvine became the new athle- tic director in 1919, and caused Collings- wood to become famous by producing outstanding, undefeated football teams . The class of 1923 was the first to exceed 100 graduates . . The 1926 C.I'I.S. football team had an undefeated season for the first time in the sixteen years of football at the school In 1929, The Knight was established as the official yearbook . , In 1934, C.I-I.S. marching band and girls' bugle and drum corps came into being , The athletic field was named Robert M. Shields Me- morial Field in 1936 in honor of the first C.I-IS. graduate killed in World War I , . The class of 1939 was the first to graduate with girls wearing white caps and gowns and the boys wearing blue . , , The Howard T. 'Skeets' Irvine gymna- sium was built in 1952 , , in 1962, the present C.I-I.S. was built . i 1981 is the 75th anniversary of C.I'I.S. where old tra- ditions are still being kept and new ones being made . . Three

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A 6 N I , i K gl. , 1- . Good Match Angela Henderson, Paula Giandomenico Mr, Ritter and Valerie McDermott Allen and Lee Klein e 411 we X That's not what l got! Friends The world is out there waiting for us It's now our time to be free It's time for us to take that next step To be the person we want to be. We live for the future Holding onto memories of yesterday The moments shared with special friends Are cherished along the way. High school friendships Times spent in open study You helped me with my homework You were a real buddy You were there When I couldn't cope You reached for my hand and gave me hope The memories of high school years - We laughed a lot Shed some tears . , , We are eager for what tomorrow brings As it unfolds before our eyes But the great times with special friends ln our hearts will never die. So we carry the memories close in our hearts, As high school friendships now drift apart. - Angela Henderson Five