Cheltenham High School - El Delator Yearbook (Cheltenham, PA)
- Class of 1930
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ARMSTRONG Committee RUTH GPENSHAW MILDRED SACHSENMAIER MARIE ZELLFELDER FRIMMA TUTLEMAN JAMES FARQUHAR JOHN GALBRAITH CLARA BERLIN ISABEL KOCH NATALIE ROSENBERG HENRY KEIRE JAMES JOBBINS MADELEINE WAITE FLORENCE BUTZ ROBERT EBENBACH JACK HENZEY GRACE PA1s'r Art Editor EDWARD E. HERKIELROTH Business Manager JAMES BUCK Class of 1930 MR. I. R. KRAYBILL Our Principal Senior El Delator MISS ELIZABETH SCARBOROUGH Our Sponsor Class of 1930 MISS SALLY NUSBAUM Our Honorary Member Senior El Delator THE FACULTY Class Of 1 9 3 U Senior El Delator JAMES ANNAND jim Stetson Estate Elkins Park Speech is silver 'and silence is golden. Banking 4. Class Day Committee. FRANCES ESTELLA ARMSTRONG Frannie Spring and Summit Avenues Fort Washington I should like to be able to weave beautiful thoughts into a tapestry of rhythm. National Honor Society. Student Counf cil Secretary 1. Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Play 3. Assistant Editor El Delator, Poetry Editor 3. EditorfinfChief E1 Delator 4. Home Room Secretary 1, 3. Home Room Vice-President 2. Poetry Club President 2. Fencing Club President 4. Chairman Year Book Committee. Class Song Committee. GRACE BARBIERI Grace 7701 Woodlawn Avenue Melrose Park Within the midnight of he'r hair, Half hidden in its deepest deeps. Basketball Squad 1, 2, 3. Basketball Team 4. Washington Trip Committee. Karlson Memorial Committee. JAMES BARTLETT Jim 7814 Mill Road Elkins Park I was shy. Student Council 1. Home Room President 11 Vice-President 4. Bank Representative 3. Activities Committee 4. Class of 1930 LOUISE BECK Becky 2 East Township Line Jenkintown O, I am stablfd with laughter. Cheltonian Typist 4. CLARA BERLIN Clara 541 Elkins Avenue Elkins Park Dark eyes-eternal soil of pride! Deep life in all that's true! Hockey Squad 3. Christmas Play 1. Class Play 3, 4. Spring Pageant 3. El Delator 3, 4. Debating 4. Dramatic Club Secretary 2. 4. Modern Author Club Secretary 4. Year Book Committee. Activities Commit' tee 4. Welfare Committee. Chairman Com' mencement Committee. PELHAM BIRDSONC Bird 7845' Montgomery Avenue Elkins Park I was between a mari and a boy, A hobblefdefhoy of a boy. Student Council 1. Football Squad 2. 3. 4, Home Room President 1. Activities Committee 4. CATHERINE LUCY BLAMBERG Doll 804 Glensicle Avenue Wyncote Beware of her fair hair. Home Room VicefPresident 15 Secretary 1: President 2. 3. Hockey Squad 1. Basket' ball Squad 2. El Delator Staff 4. Student Council 2, 3. Chairman Commencement Dance Committee. Representative of Ring Committee 2. Activities Committee 4. gSenior El Delator DOLLY BLuMEN'rHAI. 'ADolly 415 Ashbourne Road Elkins Park Man has his will-but woman has her way. Senior Playg Parents Night Play 4. El Delator Staff 4. Parents' Night Committee 4. Class Day Committee. ELSIE BOYER Else 8309 Cadwalader Road Elkins Park O world of lips, O world of laughter! Girls' Debating Team 4g lnterclass 2. Class Play 3. Dramatic Club President 1, 4, Social Service Club President 1. Home Room VicefPresident 2. Parents' Night Committee 4. GRACE BROOKS Grace 119 Franklin Avenue Cheltenham The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Operetta 2. Travel Club Secretary 1. Class Song Committee. Senior Day Com' mittee. CATHERINE R. BROWN Brownie 408 Greenwood Avenue Wyncote 1'll be with you ln the twinkling of an eye. Basketball Squad 3. Modern Authors Club Secretary 4. Class of 1930 HELEN E. BROWN Hell 136 Harrison Avenue Glenside With a smile on her lips. Operetta 3. Home Room Secretary 2. Current Events Club Secretary 3. JAMES Buci-1 Bucky Fort Washington He who hesitates-well, he is apt to get the better of the bargain. Student Council 2. Operetta 2, 3. Class Play 3. E1 Delator Business Manager 4. Banking 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 2. 3, 4. Home Room President 2. Finance Committee 4. Class Day Committee. ELEANOR BURLEY Eleanor 7312 Butcher Street La Mott Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. FLORENCE BUTZ Floss 7215 Oak Avenue Oak Lane Semphs share with thee, knowledge, But art, O woman, is thine alone. National Honor Society. El Delator Art Staff 1, 2, 3, 4g Verse Editor 4. Swimming Squad 4. Sketch Club Secretary 2, 3. So' cial Service Club Secretary 3. Pageant 3. Parents' Night Plav 3. Yearbook Commit' tee. Semor El Delator JOHN M. CATHERS june 120 Harrison Avenue Glenside He who is ignorant of foreign languages, knows not his own. El Delator Assistant Business Manager 4. IRA C1-IILTON Ike 526 Central Avenue Oak Lane I have made fellowships. Home Room Vice-President 2. German Club President 2. MARY E. CLAY Mary 255 Wyncote Road Jenkintown A malady Preys on my heart that med'cine cannot reach. Spoon Girl. National Honor Society. Stu' dent Council 4. Basketball Squad 15 Team Z, 3, 45 Captain 4. Hockey Squad 1, 2: Team 3. 43 Spring Pageant 1, 3. Home Room VicefPresident 1, 21 Secretary 4. Athf letic Club President 3. Dancing Club Pres' ident 4. Class Day Committee. BETTY COLE Berry 107 Hewett Road Wyncote We have been friends together, In sunshine and in rain. Swimming Squad 4. Operetta 3. Spring Pageant 3. Spring Musical 4. Choral Club Librarian 4. Class of 1930 CHARLES CONKLIN Charlie 207 Central Avenue Cheltenham Is this a dream? O, if it be a dream, Let me sleep on, and do not wake me yet. Operetta 2, 3. Glee Club President 3, 4. Chairman Class Day Committee. MARION COYNE Marion Spring Avenue and Ashbourne Road Elkins Park On with the dance! Let joy be unconhned! No sleep 'till mom, when youth and pleasure 'l'YlC3t. Operetta 2, 3. Class Play 3. Spring Pageant 1, 3. El Delator Art Staff 3. 4. Chairman Photograph Committee. JOSEPH DALTON joe South Lynwood Avenue Glenside His wisdom's profitable to olhevsg And common sense to himself. Football Squad 2, 33 Team 4. Basketball Squad 2. Engineering Club Secretary 4. Washington Trip Committee, Lvnu. DICKINSON Lydia 302 East Glenside Avenue Glenside Black brows they say Become some women best. Activities Night 2. Camera Club Secre' tary 3. Activities Committee 4. Senior El Delator JOHN M. Doess Daze 7304 Oak Avenue Oak Lane Time today, Tomorrow is not. Track Squad 2. Operetta 2, 3. Home Room Vice President 3. German Club Vice President 2. ROBERT DOWLING Bob 7815 Park Avenue Elkins Park In the diligence of his idleness. El Delator Art Staff 4. Home Room Vice President 2. German Club Vice'President 2. Esrmsa E. DUCKLOE Mug 5 Bellevue Avenue Wyncote Strength and Sportsmanship- A rare combination in a girl. National Honor Society. Student Council Treasurer 35 Council 4. Hockey Squad lg Captain 3. Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. Track 3. 4. Cheltonian Staff Stenographer 4. Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4. Athletic Club Pres' ident 1. Home Room Secretary 4. Finance Committee Chairman 4. Fire Drill Commit' tee 4, DUNCAN Ron DUNN Dunk North Glenside Be thou a physician and heal the world. Student Council President 11 Council 2. Christmas Play 1, Interclass Debating Team 2, 3g School Team 4. Class President 2. Home Room President 1, 2. 3. Banking Teller 4. Class of 1930 ROBERT EBENBACI-I Ebie' 235 Brookdale Avenue Glenside I will sit down now, but the time will come when you will hear me. Baseball Assistant Manager 2g Manager 3. Class Play 3. German Club, Vice-President 3. Yearbook Committee. GEORGIA Ecicuzs Georgia Wyncote Lane Wyncote I, too, am lmtranslatable. JACK EDGERTON jack Glenside He strives strenuously, yet lives gently. Senior Play. Christmas Play 4. Cheltonian Stall' 4. Washington Trip Committe. El Delator Contest Committee 4. WILLIAM T. ELLIS Bill 501 Ivins Avenue Oak Lane Silence is the genius of looks and one of the virtues of the wise. Tennis Squad 2, 3. Baseball Squad 2. Class Play 3. Home Room Secretary 2. Senior El Delator THOMAS H. Evor Tom Hall Road Wyncote What matters if I stand alone? MARc:ARiaT FAIRLAMB Peg 2 Greenwood Place Wyncotc Sl1e's kind as she is fair. Student Council 1. Hockey Squad 2. Pageant 1. 3. Operetta 3. Spring Musical 4. Home Room Secretary 1, 2, 3. El Def lator Club Secretary 4. JAMES FARQUHAR Jimmie 401 Franklin Avenue Cheltenham The measure of life is its service. Bowl Mali. National Honor Society. Stu' dent Council 1, 4. Class President 4, Class Play 4. Home Room President, 1, 4. Appa' ratus Club President 4, Athletic Council 1. Chairman School Properties Committee 4. KATHERINE FAULKNER Kay New Second Street Elkins Park Health and cheerfulriess mutually beget each other. Basketball Squad 25 Team 3, 4. Operetta 3. Glee Club President 4. Class of 1930 ALBERT FENTON Al 136 Wilson Avenue Glenside Give thy thoughts no tongue. Baseball Squad 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH FUNK Betty 7914 Heather Road Elkins Park Ah, how she is misunderstood! Basketball Squad 2. Glee Club Perform' ance 3. French Club Secretary 4. RICHARD FURLONG 'ADick Fort Washington Endurance, foresight, strength and skill. Class Vice-President 2. Football Squad 2, 3: Team 4. Basketball Squad 2. Track Squad 1, 2, 33 Captain 4. Home Room Team 2, 3, 4. Baseball Squad lg Team 2, 4g Vice-President 2, 3, 4. Chess Club President 4. Bank 4. Athletic Council 4. 'JOHN GALBRAITH john 154 Greenwood Avenue Wyncote If chance will have me king, why, chance may crown me. Football Assistant Manager 3g Manager 4. Track Manager 4. Yearbook Committee. Senior El Delator ARSENIA G'FRER 'Arsenic' 552 Township Line Cheltenham Light of step and heart is she, Mimeograph Club Secretary 4. PHYLLIS GILES Pl1yl' Limekiln Pike Glenside Phyllis is sincerely sweet. Hockey Squad 4. El Delator Staff Stenog rapher 4. HAROLD GILI. H' 311 Harrison Avenue Glenside A quiet manner often means the most. Football Squad 3, 4 Basketball Squad 3 4. Band 3. Tnorvms GUENTHER 'Tom' 7300 Oak Avenue Cal: Lane A man's man. 1 Class of 1930 RACHEL HANSELL Ray 207 North Bethlehem Pike Ambler I was not born for courts or great affairsg I pay my debts, believe, and say my prayers. AGNES HEGERICH Aggie 32 Robbins Avenue Rockledge And she was indeed Amazon-like in her Stature. Basketball Squad 2, 3. Track Squad 4. Social Service Committee 4, ALICE HEIMERDINGER Heimie 1001 Valley Road Oak Lane K'now'st me not by my clothes? Hockey Team Manager 4. Hockey Squad 2, 3. Tennis Squad 3g Team 4. Banking Teller 3. 4. JOSEPH HENDERSON joe 715' Electric Avenue Wyncote To be strong is to be happy. Football Squad 2, 3g Team 4. Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Room Vice President 1, 2. Senior El Delator JACK HENSZEY jack Hewitt and Waverly Roads Glenside Be it right or be it wrong, his originality brings him happiness. El Delator Sports Editor 3. Yearbook Committee. Dramatic Club VicefPresident 4. EDWARD HERGELROTH Ned 7 Greenwood Avenue Wyncote Deeds we do live after us. National Honor Society Vice'Presiclent. Student Council President 4. Class Pres' ident 3g Class VicefPresident 4. Football Squad 2, 3, 4. Class Play 3. Operetta 3. El Delator Art Editor 3, 4. Home Room Pres' ident 2, 35 VicefPresident 1. Chess and Checker Club President 2. El Delator Club President 4. Debating Club Secretary 3. Yearbook, Activities, Class Day Committees. ANNA HERR Annie 7609 Spring Avenue Elkins Park She was a pretty little thing. Hockey Squad 1. Basketball Squad 2, 3, 4. Spring Musical 4. Home Room Secref tary 1, 2, 3. Social Service Club President 4. Social Service Thanksgiving Committee 4. ELIZABETH Hass Lizzie 232 Harrison Avenue Glenside A woman is always changeable and capricious. Secretary Shakespearean Club lg President Mimeograph Club 4. Class of 1930 HENRY HEYSER Pedro 7921 Park Avenue Elkins Park 'Trouble knocked on the door but, hear- ing a knock within, hurried away. National Honor Society. Football Squad 31 Team 4. NORMAN HIBBS Norm 901 Highland Avenue Ambler Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul, Football Team, 3. 4. Basketball Squad 2. Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. Track Squad 23 Team 3, 4. R. WAYNE HILLEGAS Wayne', 607 Parkview Avenue Wyncote 'Tis goodfwill makes intelligence. Tennis Team Manager 4. Camera Club Secretary 4. Senior Play Committee. JOHN Hoon Hoody 605 Parkview Avenue Wyncote In sports, in life The hero and the victor. Football Squad 3g Captain 4. Basketball Squad 2g Team 3, 4. Track Squad 2. Athr letic Council 4. Senior El Delator WILLIAM IM1-lor Bill 419 North Sterling Road Elkins Park Ambition knows no rest. Dancing Coach for Junior Dramatic Night 4. Senior Day Committee 4, JAMES joanms Jimmie 7612 Woodland Avenue Melrose Park The Gentleman of the Press. Class Play 3. Cheltonian Sports Editor 3, 4. El Delator Sports Editor 4. Vice' President El Delator IV. Football Squad 3. Yearhook Committee. ELVIRA joHNs Vie l713 Graham Lane La Mott My tongue within my lips I 'reing For those who talk much must talk in vain. CLARENCE JOHNSTON Sheng 8017 York Road Elkins Park Keep me from compromising-things half done. Basketball Assistant Manager 35 Manager 4. Baseball Manager 4. Class Play 3. Cer' man Club Secretary 3. Class of 1930 MILTON JONES jones 7406 Cedar Lane La Mott Fate tried to conceal him by naming him jones. VICTOR KARLSON Vic Oreland Life is a jest. Golf Team 3, 4. DAVID Kzrrz Dave 9 Asbury Avenue Oak Lane The little foolery that wise men have, makes a great show. Student Council 2, 3, 4. Class Vice- President 4. Home Room VicefPresident 2, 3g President 4. Head Cheer Leader 3. Parents' Night Play 2. Class Day Com' mittee. Louis Karz Lou', 9 Asbury Avenue Oak Lane I shall ne'er beware of mine own wit till I break my shins against it. Head Cheer Leader 4. Yearbook Com' mittee. 26 Senior El Delator FRANK KAUFMAN Fink 8210 High School Road Elkins Park And then the lover-sighing like a furnace. National Honor Society. Student Coun- cil 3. Football Squad 2, 3g Team 4. Base' ball Squad 3, 4. Home Room President 3. Scout Cookery Club President l. Chairman Washington Trip Committee. Pita l HENRY Kama Keen lOl Waverly Road Wyncote Music that gentlier on the spirit lies than tir'd eyelids upon ti1'd eyes. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Yearbook Committee. EVELYN KOCH Eu 406 Fairview Road Elkins Park She knew she was by him beloved. Health Concert 4. Glee Club Recital 4. Senior Day Committee 4. ISABE1. Louisa Kocu Diz 405' Upland Road Elkins Park Think not 1 am what I appear. Swimming Team 4. Girls' Tennis Team Manager 4. Dancing Club Performance 3 Dramatic Club Program 4. Debating Team 4. Modern Authors' Club President 4. Year' book Committee. Class of 1930 vi ALBERTA Kizewson Ben 330 Franklin Avenue Cheltenham And 1 shall envy no man 'nor hurt my heart with sighs. Hockey Squad 3. Glee Club Concert 2. ELIZABETH LANDIS Liz Ambler God giveth speech to all, song to the few. Uperetta 2, 3. JOHN LANDIS Budge' 120 Mather Avenue Wyncote And if I laugh at any mortal thing 'Tis that I may not weep. Football Squad 2, 39 Team 4. Parents' Night Committee. Washington Trip Com' mittee. RUTH LANDIS Rufus 125 Harrison Avenue Glenside I never found the companion that was so companionable as solitude, Glee Club Accompanist 1. Senior El Delator ALLAN LEYDEN Al 114 Woodland Avenue Wyncote What is this life of, full of cave, We have 'no time to stand and stare. Senior Play Committee. OSBORN Love Ashbou1ne 361 Oak Road Glensicle It is not I who have lost them But they who have lost me. Football Squad 2, 3, 4. Baseball Squad 2, 3, 4. Home Room VicefPresident 3. Cur' rent Events Club President 4. MARION NIACAULEY Maman 252 Hewett Road Glenside All's one to her-above her fan Shed make sweet eyes at Caliban. Swimming Squad 4. El Delator Staff 3. Home Room VicefPresident 2. El Delator Club VicefPresident 3. AARON MANDERBACH Manda 69 Blake Avenue Fox Chase I will 'not budge an inch. National Honor Society President. Foot' ball Squad 2. Cheltonian Circulation Man' ager 4. Home Room President 3, 4. Chair' man Lunch Room Committee 4. Football Dance Committee 4. Class of 1930 JAY MAWHINNEY Flash 341 Oak Road Glenside 1'm on my way, yet know not where. Football Squad 1, 2g Team 3, 4. Home Room VicefPresident 2, 3, 4. Finance Com' mittee Banking Teller 2, 3, 4. JEAN MCCORMICK jean 8215 Cedar Road Elkins Park I want a herog an uncommon want. Hockey Squad 1, 2g Team 3, 4. El Delator Art Stall' 3, 4. Home Room Secre- tary 1. Hiking Club President 1. Book Lovers' Club Secretary 4. Senior Play Com' mittee. C. EARLE MILLER, IR. Earle,' 114 Harrison Avenue Glenside He danced, I say, quite well. Class Play 3. Operetta 3. Cheltonian Staff 1, 2. El Delator Circulating Manager 4. Banking Auditorfin'Chief 4. Banking Teller 3. MATILDA MILLER Micky 109 Huntingdon Pike Rockledge Oh! banish care! such ever be The motto of thy 'revelvyl Basketball Squad 2. Hockey Squad 3. Banking Teller 4. Christmas Basket Commit' tee 4, Book Week Committee 4. Senior El Delator MILDRED MILLER M1lly 132 Bickley Avenue Glenside Her saying was: Live and let live! Home Room Secretary 2, 3. Mythology Club President 4. Washington Trip Com' mittee. HEL1-:N MINALGO Helen 406 Franklin Avenue Cheltenham 'Neath her quietness lies qualities undiscovered. Hockey Squad 2. KATHRYN MONTIETH Cathy Horsham Of manne-rs gentle, of affections mild. Hockey Squad 2. Basketball Squad 2. Geonus Moon ju.lg. ' Elkins Park No other artist could treat the strings nz that manner. Class of 1930 WALTER A. MOORE Walt Elkins Park There are souls like stars that dwell apart. CLARA MURPHY Clam 330 Chestnut Road Glenside The flutes of silence play for meg Then that is very ecstasy. Mimeograph Club Secretary 4. RICHARD S. NEWBURGER Dick 534 Elkins Avenue Elkins Park Life is a comedy. Tennis 2, 3, 4. Basketball Squad 2. Home Room Secretary 2. French Club President 4. GEORGE NORMAN George 307 W. Glenside Avenue Glenside And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, 'That one small head should carry all it knew. Engineering Club VicefPresiclent 4. Senior El Delalor Roamvr NUMBERS Bob 149 Lismore Avenue Glenside We are as near to heaven by air as by land. Baseball Team 3. 4. Home Room Presif dent 1. MILIDREIH OLDENBERCH Mildred 7 Rycrs Avenue Cheltenham My heart is all afflutter like the washing on the line. Basketry Club Secretary 2. Washington Trip Committee. Esrnua L. OPENSHAXV Chick 407 Paxson Avenue Clenside 1'll speak in a monstvous little voice. Hockey Squad 1, 2, 31 Team 4. Basket' balll Squad 1, 2. Pageant 3. Home Room Secretary 3. RUTH E. OPENSHAW Ruth 713 Electric Avenue Wyncote The blush is beautiful, but it is oft times inconvenient. National Honor Society Secretary. Bas' ketball Squad 1, 2g Assistant Manager 3: Manager 4. Hockey Squad 1, 2. Pageant 1, 3. Debating Team 3, 4. E1 Delator Sports Editor 4. Athletic Council 1. Athf letic Club Secretary 1. Dramatic Club Sec' retary 3. Debating Club President 4. Year Book Committee. Lunch Room Committee 4. Activities Committee 4. Class of 1930 GRACE ETHEL Paisr Gracie 740 Harbrook Avenue Cheltenham And her yes, once said to you., shall be yes forever more. Student Council Treasurer 1. Basketball Squad 3. Debating Team 4. Operetta 2, 3. Yearbook Committee. ROBERT PARENT Bob N 106 Waverly Road Wyncote Modern music is as dangerous as opium. Class Play 3. Operetta 3. Travel Club Secretary 4. Bank Teller 2, 4. Columbia Scholastic Convention Committee. Year Book Committee. Song Committee. MARJORIE PHELPS Marj 420 Greenwood Avenue Wyncote A story is often useful, often entertaining. Student Council 1. Hockey Squad 1, 2g Team 3, 4. Interclass Debating Team 1. Hiking Club VicefPresident 1. EDWARD C. PIKE Ed 625' Boyer Road Cheltenham The higher a man is in grace, the meaner he will be in his own esteem. Semor El Delator EDWIN PRETTYMAN, IR. Ted 140 Glenview Avenue Wyncote I've tried in its tum all that life can supply. Class Play 3. OLIVE REDFORD Olly 7926 Montgomery Avenue Elkins Park Happy am I, gay, and free from care. Student Council Secretary 4. Hockey Squad 1, 2. Operetta 3. Ukelele Club Sec' retary 2. Home Room Secretary 4. Photo' graph Committee 4. Class Colors Commit' CEC. WALTER K. Rosa jake 223 Forest Avenue Ambler Everybody has his own theatre, in which he is manager, actor, prompter, scene shifter, doorkeeper, all in one, an .audience in the bargain. Orchestra 3. WARREN Romain-s Ammon 138 Glenview Avenue Wyncote Play up, play up and play the game. Football Squad 2, 31 Team 4. Class Play 3. Current Events Club President 4. Class Day Committee. Class of 1930 NATALIE ROSENBERG Nam 538 Shoemaker Road Elkins Park I expect that woman will be the last thing tamed by man. Lunch Room Committee 4. Parents' Night Committee 4. ROBERT L. Rori-i Bunny 424 Laurel Avenue In many respects the best fellow in the world. Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Football Squad 3, Chess Club Vice-President 4. MILDRED SACHSENMAIER Smokie 402 Waring Road Elkins Park Let me live in a house by the side of the 'road And be a friend. to man. Student Council 1, 4. Hockey Squad 1, 2. 3: Captain 4. Pageant 1, 3. Interclass Def bating 2. Home Room Secretary 1. Hiking Club Secretary 1. Dancing Club Secretary 2, Home Room President 4. Yearbook Committee. Dance Committee. WILBUR SACHSENMAIER Bill 17 Latham Park Oak Lane He was a man, take him for all in all I shall not look upon his like again. Senior El Delator ARCHIE SALEM Archie 512 Ryers Avenue Cheltenham 'This man's as true as steel. Senior Play Committee. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Harmonica Club Presi- dent 1. H. BYRON SCHULTZ Schultz' 222 Hewitt Road Wyncote Men are more satirical from vanity than from malice. Football Squad 3. Class Play 3. REGINA SCHUPACK Chime Melrose Park A quiet manner with a pleasant smile. Christmas Play 1. Washingtcmn Trip Com' mittee. PAUL SEAMAN Broomhead' 329 E. Glenside Avenue Glenside 'The strong men keep coming on. Student Council President lg Council 2. Track Team 1, 2, 3. Football Squad 35 Team 4. Class President 1. Home Room President 2. Class of 1930 DANIEL SEIGLE Dan 100 Greenwood Avenue Wyncote O the flash of his keen black eyes! French Club VicefPresident 3. MARIE SELBY Marie 1012 Stratford Avenue Melrose We like her merry giggle, We like her little grin. Operetta 3. Candy Club President 1. Home Room Assembly Committee 4. VINCENT SHIELDS Winnie 220 Tyson Avenue Glenside Come give us a taste of your quality. MAURICE SIMON Cal 7300 York Road Oak Lane As mevry as the day is long. Baseball 4. Home Room Secretary 3. Banking Teller 4. Lunch Room Committee 4 Senior El Delator GRANT W. SPRENG Gram Heist Avenue and Waverly Road Glenside This learning-what a thing it is! BETTY STARR Berry Butler Pike Ambler Her yes 'need not be spoken. Her eyes have it. Class Play 3. E1 Delator Art Staff 3, 4. Home Room Secretary 1, 2, 3. Commence' ment Dance Committee, GEORGE STELLA George Edge Hill The play's the thing! Senior Play. BETTY STILES Betty 338 Ashbourne Road Elkins Park Speak low, if you speak love. Spring Pageant 3. Home Room Secretary 1. Parents' Night Committee 4. Commence' ment Dance Committee. Class of 1930 ELOISE TAUSSIG Eloise 534 Shoemaker Road Elkins Park Sadness may come, sadness may go, But fun goes on forever. Basketball Squad 3. Tennis Team 3, 4. Track Squad 3, 4. Class Day Committee. , JULIA THOMPSON Ujudy' Elkins Park A compound of fun and good nature. Basketball Squad 1, 2. Spring Pageant. , 3. KATHERINE TRAPP 'Trappie' 19 Central Avenue Cheltenham Music arose with its voluptuous swell. Basketball Squad 1, 2. Chairman Class Song Committee. HARRY F. TUCKER Tuck 307 Ryers Avenue Cheltenham He talks of wood, and is some carpenter. Study Hall President 4. .TMR ,,f l-e, :rl .St- Senior El Delator CARMELITA TURNER Carmelim 112 Franklin Avenue Cheltenham Zealous yet moclest. FRIMMA TUTELMAN Tut 3 Asbury Avenue Melrose Park The Muses bestow their gifts upon you. Class Play 4. El Delator Exchange Editor 3. Class Historian. Yearbook Committee. LYDIA UEB1iLE Lydia 7954 Church Road Rockledge I never knew so young a body with so olcl a head. Le Circle Frangais Cluh President 3. FRANCES M. UNRUH Fran 409 Ivins Avenue Oak Lane The honorable oratorsg Always the honorable omtors. National Honor Society. Student Council Vice-President 1, 4. Hockey Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball Squad 2, 3. Class Play 3. Cheltonian Staff 2, 3. El Delator Exchange Editor 4. Debating Team 3, 4. Home Room President 1. 2, 3. Motto Committee. Chairman Senior Day Committee. Class of 1930 MADELEINE WAITE Madge High School Road Elkins Park The chief glory of every people arises from its authors. Yearbook Committee. VicefPresident Mimf :ograph Club 4. VicefPresident Home Room 3. Cheltonian Editor 3. WILLIAM M. WISE Bill 7727 Mill Road Elkins Park 'Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit, Baseball Squad 2, 3. Basketball Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Play 3. El Delator Adver- tising Manager 4. Home Room Vice'Presif dent 4. Engineering Club Secretary 4. Year' book Committee. MILDRED WOLFROM K'MCTU,y 8300 High School Road Elkins Park Good'humor only teaches charms to last, Still makes new conquests and maintains the past. Student Council Secretary lg Home Room Secretary 1. 2. President Dramatic Club 2. Bank Teller 3, 4. Washington Trip Com' mittee. Commencement Dance Committee. E. AUSTIN WOOLLENS Aust 131 Myrtle Avenue Cheltenham 'Tis much he daresg and He hath a wisdom that doth guide his valor to act in safety. Football Squad 2g Team 3, 4. Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. Basketball Team 3, Captain 4. Senior El Delator C. MILDRED YETTER TetLe'r 311 Huntingdon Pike Rockledge Shells we find on the beachg For pearls we must dive. Basketball Squad 35 Team 4. Hockey Team 4. Track Team 3, 4. Tennis Squad 4. Spring Pageant 1, 3. German Club Sec- retary 2. Bank Teller 3. ELIZABETH M. ZELIFF Elizabeth 19 Prevost Avenue Wyncote Oh, how seriousfeyed, she steps preoccupied. Spring Pageant 3. Class Day Committee. MARIE ZELLFELDER Marie Waverly Road Glenside None knew her but to love herg None knew her but to praise. Student Council Treasurer 4. Spring Pag' book Committee. eant 3. Home Room Secretary 4. Year' Class Poem FRANCES E. ARMSTRONG While yet Life's thread is woven on 'I'ime's loom There will be 'Youth-Beauty of Creation. 'Youth poised on the dark precipice of night, Thrilling to the mad stars' distant streaming, And eager for flight into the unknown To find the untold wonders of strange day. Seekers of the nobleness of knowledge, The poet perming thoughts, the scientist, The dancer weaving joy into the heart, Philosophers mystic riddles solving, The musician interpreting the soul, The sculptor breathing life into the clay- All are 'Youth keeping the Trust of Wisdomg Always there will be 'Youth to hold the light. 46 I Senior El Delator The Senior Washington Trip By JIMMIE JOBBINS THURSDAY, April 1.0th, found the early birds of the Class of '30 clambering aboard the sofcalled special train en route to Wash' ington. After a slight deviation to Annapolis, we reached our goal and of all the pilgrims to Washington it was generally agreed that we were the most begrimed. Since most of you either have been to the nation's capitol or will go if you get to be Seniors, we will not describe the trip in detail but merely hit the high spots. All the baddies were put on the H.M.S. Kraybill. But a few of them got away and went in an unescorted bus. Words will never be adequate to describe what went on in this bus. Friday morn Al Leyden went up to a guard on the treasury build' ing and asked for a. Coke. Elsie Boyer knocked off five pounds climbing the Washington Monument. The green parrot in the Pan-American Patio, aside from trying to crab the act, was very insistent. The Washington electric light bulb company is still suing Bill Wise. Duncan Dunn made his expenses. ' The barkers in the busses know how many millions everything in Washington cost but they don't stick to each other's stories. One told us the Army building, a mile long, was built in ninety days and the Class of 1930 47 4 M ww , ,v,, mf- v,AL.d.,. , ,L I K Q ..V,A. f :Q ,. A mf :i - i its V. . A Q s i. . a t ff. s, 2 f ' wifi , - ,-'A V ei 2 ' r 'F Q- 1' ft as 5 .W . fi , s 1 Q we as .rg ' , , . M , . Fi' ' 'Q,1 ' 1 .A r A Q 1 ,Q 4 , . QVA , -. , -- Q... Q' F as--5 Qivv Q ,, 'AAA i f 552' w i N in A f other told us it was built in three months and was three blocks long. Maybe it was two other buildings. Jay Mawhinney and Paul Seaman went for a ride Saturday morning. The dance hall in the hotel was so small that you had to back up to turn around. But the orchestra was good-when they got there. The most tantalizing thing of the whole trip was the smile in the voice of the fellow who said cheerfully, Good morning, sixfthirtyf' The most beautiful thing seen was the blonde in Annapolis. Dick Newburger was elected chief of the Chises, a word mean' ingless to a non-member. A According to many people it was rather ironical to show us all those ten-thousandfdollar bills in the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. Some people scorned the statement on the mimeographed sheets- 'LDon't wear new shoes -and did. They are still limping. The Senior girls were rather quiet Monday moming in school. They were too tired for dates Saturday night. Anyway, the fellows were all broke. The breaks on the engine weren't so good coming home. We had to get a train back to Elkins Park. The Katzes appear to be fourlets in the picture. No, nothing is wrong with your eyes-merely a revolving camera. The canes started at a cartwheel and came down to two bits, but it took arguing. And everybody was very glad to get back to school Monday. Senior El Delator Class Omcers JAMES FARQUHAR EDWARD HRRGELROT1-I President Vice-President FRANCES ARMSTRONG ESTHER Ducxuon Secretary 'Treasurer Class of 1930 RUTH OPENSHAW' JACK EDGERTON Commencement Speakers FRANK KAUFMAN HENRY HEYSER FRANCES UNRUH 50 Senior El Delator Class Prophecy CAST or CHARACTERS First Air Mail Pilot ................. Wilbur Sachsenmaier Second Air Mail Pilot ..... ......... J ames Jobbins Chief of the Arab Band .... .... E dward Hergelroth Second Arab .......... ..... E loise Taussig Third Arab ..... ......... D avid Katz Fourth Arab ......................... Natalie Rosenberg Scene: Somewhere in the Benhara Desert Qfirst cousin to Saharajg about 8.45 P. M. As curtain rises two air mail pilots are seen pumping up the tire of an airplane. First Pilot: That was a tough break-that woodpecker puncturing the tire of our plane. Second Pilot: Yes, just when we have to get these presents to Chel' tenham High School in time for graduation. It gives me a weepy feeling below the second button of my vest to think how disapf pointed they will be. fEnter from side, four Arabs., First Pilot: Oh, I say! What's up? Chief: You'll see! fThe Arabs pounce on the aviatorsg bind them, and stand at attention., Chief : The meeting will please come to order. All those in favor say Aye g all opposed Aye g the Ayes have it. By the grace of Allah, what brings you here? First Pilot: We are pilots of the United States Air Mail. Second Pilot: Carrying graduation gifts to the Seniors at Cheltenham- High School located at ..... Chief finterruptingj: You mean those exciting fivefand-ten'cent purf chases, presented with flattering messages? fThe other Arabs rummaging in the plane drag out the mail bag and End the giftsj Chief: Ah, the cat's out of the bag. Look-eee!! Let's see what this is all about. fTo other Arabs.j Here, get to work, I'm not pay- ing you for nothing! Ned Hevgelrothz We present you with this baseball bat so you can hit yourself on the head and see Staffs more often. Class of 1930 51 james Annand and Duncan Dunn: We present you with these straw hats and hope they come in handy down on the farm. james Bartlett: Here is a little monkey who will be a companion to you when you start swinging around down in the gym. james Buck: Our treasury is pretty low but we are glad that we still have one buck left. Here is a little bank which we think is very appropriate. Ira Chilton: To little Ira we present a bell to put on his HokyfPoky wagon if in later years he still' continues selling ice cream. Charles Conklin: We have a sneaking suspicion that seven years ago Charley must have broken a mirrorg so we hand him this new one and hope that he doesn't break it when entering college. john Doess: To the boy with the golden locks we present this hair ribbon to tie up his hair. Robert Dowling: Here is a quill pen to use if you decide to follow in the footsteps of Bud Fisher. Robert Ebenbach: Here is a little boy who is just rarin' to go and to him we give this sheet of music entitled I Wanna Be BAD. Thomas Euoy: Here is some talcum powder, Tommy, to cover up your blushes. Albert Fenton and john Cathers: Two pillows to put on the benches out on the athletic field. Need any more be said? Victor Karlson: To the youngest member of our class we give this rattle. Frank Kaufman: Knowing that Olives are your favorite fruit. We aim to please, so here is a whole bottle. Henry Keire: In order that you may entertain others as you have enter' tained us, we give you one of Fritz Kreislefs old fiddles. Would you like to start now? john Landis: We all think that you are a good egg. Nevertheless, an egg beater would help you mix around a little more. Allan Lyden: Well, well, what have we here? A pair of loaded dice. Now, Allan, maybe with these your luck will change. Osbourne Love and Robert Numbers: Palmolive Soap-Hof course, to keep that schoolfgirl complexion. Aaron Manderbach: No less than a lunch wagon for Aaron. Perhaps you will manage this as a lunch room should be managed. jay Mawhinney: Come and get your matriculation card for the Deaf and Dumb Institute. There your voice will be a big help. 52 Senior El Delator Mildred Wolfrom: When Mildred dances she reminds us of Sitting D Bull. Take it on the chin? Madeline Waite: You've been waiting for eighteen years: we hope you won't have to Waite much longer. Take this calendar. Frimima Tutelman: Here is a box to put in all the hearts you've broken, and those still to come. Iulia Thompson: We doubt very much whether julia will have to use this giggle water. Katherine Trapp: In signing a contract as a pianist beware of traps A pun my word, a mouse Trapp ! Paul Seaman: Here's a return ticket to Washington to give the most beautiful girl in the world a break. Pelham Birdsong: When girls become so bold as to speak to you there is only one remedy- be nonchalant and light this Murad. Earl C. Miller, Ir.: just a small piece of coal fColej. Does that sug' gest anything to you? George and Walter Moore: We have a famous musician in our midst, and although Walter is not talented in this line, we sincerely hope that he will always accompany George, in order to turn the sheets for him. Richard Newberger: Nothing else but a pillow to take to your classes, Dick. You know we all hate to see you suffer so. George Norman and jack Edgerton: We give you these stilts as the next step from the boxes you've stood on in the lunch room. We feel that you deserve a raise. Robert Parent: There is plenty of food in this little lunch basket to make up for the time you've lost playing the piano for us during lunch period. Edward Pike: A little fishing rod! Certainly hope it is a success in getting your future pike. Edwin Prettymari: A whole stack of I owe you's to help you pay your debts. Walter Robb: Here, my boy, is a time clock to punch when you come in and go out at lunch time. Warren Roberts: Here are some F and M football letters. Even- tually, why not now? Marie Zellfelder: To Marie goes this dangerous weapon to protect the interest of the council. A water pistol for you. Elizabeth 'Zeliffr Silence is golden. You certainly have earned this S100 gold piece. Class of 1930 53 joseph Dalton: Paging Mr. Dalton! Telegram from Herbert Hoover. An answer, at last, to the card you wrote him in April. Marjorie Phelps: A bottle of ginger ale-memories of Washington. jack Henszey: Here is a capsule of synthetic food which will make it unnecessary for you to eat for the rest of the week. Chew it caref fully. fTo be taken with water after every meal.j Eloise Taussig: We give you this pony so you can ride after you leave us the way you have ridden through high school. Esther Duclqloe: We give you this miniature safe which you should have had in 1926 when you began your career as a treasurer. Harry Tucker: How to Smoke a Pipe in Five Lessons, put out by Dunhill and sent to Mr. Harry Tucker. William Wise: just another darn good skate Austin Woolens: Look what we have here-a fashion book. You'll have to do some fast stepping, Aust, to keep up with the 'LStiles. Elizabeth Landis: Here is a box of birdseed, Lizzie, to keep your voice in condition. Ruth Landis and Mildred Miller: You might not make good policemen, but here's a whistle to attract attention to yourselves. Marion Macauley: A lemon is used for various purposes, but in this case we think it very appropriate to make a lemon Koch Agnes Hegerich and Matilda Miller: When bigger and better candy is made these girls will sell it. Some candy for you. Kathryn Montieth: It's not right for one girl to be so sweet, so we give you this pickle to taste the other side of life. Clara Murphy: Here's a green flag, Clara, very fitting to let us know when you're around. jean McCormick and Esther Openshaw: The best advertisement we can find to illustrate Fleishman's yeast. Before and after. Ruth Opienshaw: In view of the pleasure the class has had witnessing the scraps between you and a certain member of the English Department, we award you this scrap book. Grace Paist: just to show our appreciation for your good work in the orchestra we present you with this letter of introduction to Sto- kowski. He might need a good xylophonist. Olive Redford: Take this curling iron with you, Ollie, in case you get caught in the rain some time. Namlie Rosenberg: Horses, horses, horses-crazy over horses, horses, horses. In order that you may follow the races in later life, we give you this shovel. 54 Senior El Delator Marie Selby: Although we don't think Marie is used to running up charge accounts, we present her with this Bill, which she will probably understand. Betty Starr: Halt-attention-a tin soldier for Betty because we sus' pect she is fond of Colonels. Betty Stiles: We give you this back scratcher for the Woolens you keep so close to you. Frances Armstrong: Here, Frances, take this piece of material, because we think that next to yourself you like Flannel best. Grace Barbieri: We always say Grace before we eat fsays the Knocker Committee putting marshmallows in their mouthsj. Louise Beck: Whasa matta wis itta Louise? Is it not appropriate to give a bottle to one who likes to talk babyish? Don't fro dis, it will bweak. Clara Berlin: You don't seem to have been able to appreciate our humor. Do you think this College Humor would help any? Catherine Blamberg: Our intentions are of the best in giving you this sugar to keep you from becoming Sour too soon. Dolly Blumenthal: To Amelia, alias Diane, alias Dolly, we give this black flag to hang out when she flunks her College Boards. The orchestra will now lead us in a funeral march. Elsie Boyer: Heap big Injun. just a pair of boxing gloves to further Elsie in her athletic career. Grace Brooks: All the girls have been wondering what your secret of reducing is. Is it for sale? We are willing to pay for what we get for losej. Catherine Brown: We give you this sailor hat so you can feel more at home at the Navy Yardg and with this goes a pennant so you can Rah Rah for them as you have been doing for us. Helen Brown: This green dress is given to you with the best of intenf tions. We hope that you'll be easily recognized by other people, but to us you will always look like Helen Brown. Florence Butz: We don't feel that you need a start in your artistic career but what more can we do than give you this paint box. Mary Clay: You'll be a King before long and we're sorry that we can't supply you with all your royal clothing, but we hope this crown will do. Betty Cole: We learn from experience. Here, Betty, some life insurf ance to issue to your passengers. 15 Class of 1930 55g Lydia Dickinson: This gun may come in handy some day when you become a notorious gang leader. Shoot to kill. Georgia Eclqels: Come off your high hat, Georgia-everything is jake now. Betty Funk: We know that you do not think that the desks in the class rooms are close enough to those of the teachers. Will this small movable one help? Rachel Hansell: Washington - A teething ring to bite on. Alice Heimerdinger and Byron Schultz: One of the secret romances of the class which no doubt will surprise everyone. To save time and shoe leather we give you this marriage license. Bless you, my children. Anna Herr: In order to let everyone know where the fire is, here's a bell to put on the engine. Elizabeth Hess: An actress in our midst-Colleen Moore's double. Here's your ticket to Hollywood. Elvira fohns and Milton jones: These two have been such good hosts that we feel obliged to give them this permit to open a night club. Alberta Krewson, Helen Minalgo, and Margaret Fairlamb: Use these rattles and let us hear from you. Isabel Koch: Clothes make the womang here's some more material. Evelyn Koch and William Imhof: One of the necessities for starting in housekeeping is pots and pans. They may be used for various purposes. Robert Roth: In future years we wonder whether you will pal around with Bobby Jones. Here's a start. Wilbur Sachsenmaier: Tlwo things for our little Bill-a bar and a mug let the bar speak for itself, Bill, and the mug is not for shaving. Archie Salem: A trumpet for Archie. We expect to hear from you later, but not tonight. Daniel Seigle: There were many things that we could have given Dan, but we chose this can of laughing gas to give out with his jokes. Ha! ha! ha! Richard Furlong: Bang bang! A gun, to keep the Wolfrom the door. Maybe it will take more than this. Thomas Gunther: The gangsters are looking around for a standard dicf tionary. We sort of think that you could help them out, by list' ing some of your words in this notebook. 56 Senior El Delator joseph Henderson: Help help!! Water wings to help Joe on his mile run. We mean that he'll run more gracefully if he lies on his back. Henry Heiser: Hushfafby baby-come here, Henry, and get this cradle for your admirers in the Junior School. Norman Hibbs: Norman has won so many letters, since he has been in school, for various athletics, that we would like to give him another sweater to put them on. Wayne Hillegas: Because of your interest in tailors, how would you like a sewing set? john Hood: All John needs to compete with Rudy Vallee is a saxo- phone. Always ready to oblige Hoody. james Iobbins: Toot! toot! A foreignfmade car for Jimmy. Here is one of your own to smash up. Clarence Iolinston: Here's a badge, sheriff. Morris Simon: just a pair of gym bloomers to help you in your calisf thentics. Grant Spreng: May we present you with this box of dates? They're easy enough to get in the store but hard to get in school. Aren't they, Grant? William Ellis: Here's some itching powder, Bill, to keep you awake in classes. Maybe when it takes effect you'll look as if you had some pep. David and Louis Katz: Two placards on which one reads, I'm Louis, and 'Tm David-I have a mole. Arsenia G'frer: With this pencil and pad you have everything a stef nog needs except some gum, and if Mr. Kraybill will look the other way we'll give it to you. Marion Coyne: Heartfbroken because Jay threw her over, she becomes a singer in a five and ten cent store. This sheet of music will come in handy. Vincent Shields and Harold Gill: Here are two lads we don't know much about but they look to us as if they might be radio bugs. Perhaps in the future they will have a hairdressing establishment, measuring wave lengths. Take these tape measures. james Farquhar: The royal Jimmy, noted for his famous Cheltenf ham Harem. He needs a towel to wear, all Sultans wear them. Mildred Sachsenmakr: Meow! just a couple of kittens who, when they grow up, will still be your champions after you graduate. Class of 1930 57 john Galbraith: We Wonder if you can manage these dolls as well as you did the football squad. George Stella: Here is one person who lives up to his artistic looks, but to complete the picture he should wear a beret. Eleanor Burley: Why must you be so quiet? If we gave you some bells would you wear them in order to let us know when you are around? Lydia Uebele: As a recreation from your usual reading material, take this collection of trash. Francis Unruh: Here, old girl, take these medicated discs, because we feel that your voice can't last forever like this. Mildred Tetter: To our future world champion discus thrower: take this lid and remember that Cheltenham gave you your start. Regina Schupack, Carrnelita Turner and Mildred Oldenbaugh: We give these three girls an egg timer, a waitress cap, and an account book, all necessary to open up a hash house. fAlarmg and voice from off stage, Given by courtesy of the Bulova Watch Co. j Chief flooking at wrist Watchj: By the bones of my pet camel-live o'clock faddressing aviatorsj. Say, which is West? Second Pilot fpointing to Northj : Over there, I guess. fThe Arabs face the North, fall on knees for prayer and make obeisance three times., fCurtain falls--and who can blame it?j C L A S S ESO N G mff..s.v..,.,1, -ffwwmlc 5 b J - M 3 fs fg Q Q 11 1 fu- ture' o - pen d00r-4.-. ... An gui- dance firm an THB--pf. ... n iii 15 eil iff Q? 515131 -E oo - n ac we see com plete Th all the things we ao tnroug lite le' In 3 Ii Q 4 . l - - J . ' 1 n ii E in ore... 'flhe , fgi their :QT-ce in 'I' ro E 5 I love fhat thou hast Eiv - en us We'L rain or sh'ne the lue and g dkwill J J lg keep and cher- ish 'l6ng...v---. Thong ev ' er lead the waylvvunoooo Vic ' ix Q1 SJ tor l:i- ous, u ar uhel- ten- iam Ue'r days be I dark and full of I rief Th n ggi ,L 1 A l . - light will make us sir ... ...1.. C0m' ing back Bom. dayooQocuolooooo M? 60 Senior El Delator Class Will COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA We, the Senior Class of 1930, of Cheltenham High School, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, being of comparatively high intelligence, sound mind, and clear memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last and only will and testament. Item I We direct that all unnecessary debts in- cluding our funeral expenses be paid as soon after our departure as conveniently may be done. Item II We bequeath to the present Upper Middler Class our apparent conceit, our wool-pulling abilities, and our class-cutting talents, which have gained for us our present eminence on the dizzy heights of Seniordom. Item III To the Student Body we bequeath our notorious school spirit, to be used only in case of emergency. Item IV The standing records of Betty Stiles and 'Aust' Woolens we leave to Sue Murray and Jack Peabody. Item V To the rest of the world we leave the chance to put future memorial funds on a competitive basis. Item VI We leave for the consideration of posterity the brilliant plan providing for a two-day school week and a five-day week-end. Class of 1930 61 Item VII To anyone in need of it, we bequeath Frank Kaufman's advice on how to pursue a red- head without being singed. Item VIII To the little tenth-year lassies, namely, Bert Drayman, Betty Meyers, Nan Wagner, and Jean Atkinson, we leave a verbal charter permitting them to form a 'Let Alonen sorority. Item IX We bequeath the vacancies left by certain Senior girls in Room 208 to any Upper-Middler girls who may wish to apply. Item X To Ruth Van Thyne we leave a specially constructed kiddie-car on which to break Cheltenham's speed records. Item XI To any enterprising patron of the school we leave suggestions for the installation of a rubber locker arrangement to remedy certain crowded conditions. Item XII If there yet remain any vestiges of grass on the banks, we leave it to be tenderly nurtured by future Student Councils. Item XIII To the following beneficiaries, we bequeath the following personal property: To the Smithsonian Institute, Aaron Manderbach's Ford. To Mary McCray, Frances Unruh's reputation as a charming hostess, which she acquired in Washington. To 'Dicky' Wolf, Jimmy Farquhar's nway with the ladies.' To Lucille Zarr, Rachel Hanse1l's knot. To Roberta Brown, the nearly perfected technique of our champion gold-digger, Catherine Brown, her sister, knowing that she can carry on capably. To John Heist, Tom Evoy's blush. 62 Senior El Delator To Laura Krumrich, the combined poetic and story-telling abilities of 'Pegn Fairlamb and 'Bob' Parent, realizing they are especially needed. To Britton Harris, Natalie Rosenberg's 'Devil May Caren attitude. To Lavinia Hergelroth, Grace Paist's saintliness. To any uninformed teachers, Miss Scarbor- ough's forthcoming encyclopedia on 'Sponsordom and Its Evils.' We hereby designate 'Bunnyn Lasky, President of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-one, as sole executor of this document. In witness whereof, we, the Class of Nine- teen Hundred and Thirty, Cheltenham High School, the testator, do set our hand and seal to this, our last will and testament. yab Cheltenham H zigh School QS 1 I f S W Alu I nf 1 hhlkU1,Jlhfl,, L 'W 45 . ,,f k xlC 7 F-HH ' 'x A XL. , 'kb 75 xx, I W , - W fi' 5 K 4 hfluxfqr iu'DmW LQ , 1' ,, rxfnlllg, 1 , I y , I hi hgh mn i ' i i I ' 'lrfllvv-Built'-x -f-Q --. f , h h -ifplqe , ' F 'W- ',fr'-' ,ZW ,m'Qm f 'Q 3' W' '-A :WHY 5 -1, 'II','.'fTj f:! ,Lil ' H , , 4, M...K.H1l al. 4 , . Q' . if' V Q Q 51 5 N h + :z I ,IL A ' 6 Q1: !4x ' ' ilhvvnlffk G .ig-1 lr The Buildings EAST BUILDING WEST BUILDING P Class of 1930 65 l i El Delator L DELATOR has now completed its twentyfiirst year of existence. This year we have maintained a distinctive and very unique type of magazine. The title page cuts, made by last year's editor, have been standardized. The new department of modern book reviews has been a success. The increased quality of the poetry department is obvious. The fine appearance of the magazine has been greatly enhanced by illustrative headings for each story and covers attractive in both design and color. Also, we have retained the double style of makeup and the antique stock. We feel that EL DELATOR may take its place among the best high school magazines, judging from both contents and appearance. So, as the staff this year 'has taken progressive steps, we know that EL DELATOR will continue to grow during future years. 66 Senior El Delator Cheltonian Under the guidance of Miss Downes, the Cheltonicm has greatly improved during the past year. The Staff is using a former plan of operating without an Editorfin-chief. The Managing Editor assumes charge of assembling each issue. The publication is decidedly better in printing and makefup. The news sources other than athletics are covered more competently than formerly, thereby producing a better balanced paper. Through the plan of subscription in connection with the A. A. ticket nearly every student has received the paper. Because of this, the staff confidently hopes that the Cheltonian has proved to be one of the progressive agents in the school for better school spirit. Class of 1930 67 Clubs LUBS are important activities in the school life of Cheltenham stu' dents. Unusual interest in them has been shown this year, with which has come the addition of several new ones as Modern Authors, Girls' Fencing and Book Lovers. Among the other clubs continued from last year many have done outstanding work. The Camera, Band, Draf matic, Social Service and Girls' Choral Clubs are numbered among these. CHELTENHAM SENIOR SCHOOL Clubs and Officers VicefPresident, Charlotte Metz Secretary, Constance Goslin El Delator-Mr. Weston President, Ned Hergelroth Vice'President, Jimmie Jobbins Secretary, Margaret Fairlamb Cheltonian-Miss Downes President, none VicefPresident, none Secretary, none Current Events-Mr. Smith President, Osborne Love VicefPresident, Albert Rickard Secretary, John Doess Dramatic-Mr. Weston President, Elsie Boyer VicefPresident, Jack Henzey Secretary, Clara Berlin Book Lovers-Mr. Jones President, Jean McCormick VicefPresident, none Secretary, Lois Greiner Chess-Mr. Samuels President, Richard Furlong Vic'e'President, none Secretary, Victor Karlson Dancing--Miss Stricklander President, Mary Clay Vice-President, Mildred Sachsenf maier Secretary, Anna Marie Heineman Girls' Glee-Mrs. Du Paul President, Katherine Faulkner VicefPresident, Anna Marie Heine' man Secretary, Betty Patterson Boys' Glce--Mrs. Du Paul President, Charles Conklin Vice-President, Thomas Guenther Secretary, Francis Luecke Choral--Miss Du Paul President, Anna Marie Heineman VicefPresident, Doris Longcope Secretary, Geraldine Lieberman Treasurer, Betty Bond Librarian, Betty Cole Mimeogmph-Miss Scarborough President, Phyllis Giles Vice'President, Madeleine W'aitc Secretary, Arsenia G'frer Hospitality-Miss Rorabaugh President, Ralph Wagner VicefPresident, Wilbur Sachsenmaier Secretary, Wilbur Sachsenmaier Fencing-Miss Neely President, Frances Armstrong Social Service-Miss Feagley President, Anna Herr Vice-President, Ruth Gump Secretary, Jean Ellis Library-Miss Feagley President, Marcia Daniel VicefPresident, Dorothy Gray Secretary, Mary Johnston Modem Authors-Mr. Strickler President. none VicefPresident, none Secretary. Clara Berlin Le Cercle Francais-Miss Neely President, Elaine Asher Vice'President, Ellen Harris Secretary, Jean Teairheller Metal Craft-Miss Kruger President, Edna Eckert Vice-President, Charles Hoffman Secretary, Virginia Bagaus Camera-Miss Mattern President, Edward Shmidheiser VicefPresident, George Weber, Jr Secretary, Wayne Hillegas Dramatic, Mr. Michael President, Sol Bers - VicefPresident, Constance Goslxn Secretary, Eleanor Gill Engineering-Mr. White President, John Hauser VicefPresident, George Norman Secretary, Joseph Dalton Apparatus-Mr. Macomber President. James Farquhar VicefPresident, Allan Seymour Secretary, Jack Straub Philatelic--Mr. Welchons President, Samuel Blumenthal VicefPresident, Henry Israel Secretary. Albert Fifer Gift-Miss Montgomery President, Mary Landis VicefPrcsident, none Secretary, Edna Eckert Bible-Mrs. Lambert President, Louise Davis Vice'President, Betty Ward Secretary, Marguerite Giles Mythology-Mrs, Lambert President, Mildred Miller VicefPresident, Betty Ward Secretary, Margaret Lane 68 Senior El Delator 1 t ,. Senior Student Council THE Student Government Association consisting of twenty-four members including the elected oilicers, has been meeting each Wed- nesday morning. The actual work of the association has been largely carried on by the various committees appointed by the president. These committees consist of a chairman, who is a member of the association, and such other members of the student body as he or she desires to appoint. The following are a list of these active committees: Lunch Room, Lost and Found, School Property, Assembly, Publicity, Home Room Award, Fire Drill. Each of these committees has been very active. The Lunch Room Committee has made our lunch room one of which we may be proud. The Lost and Found Committee has done a commendable piece of work and largely through their efforts our treasury has been able to pay the last 'fifty dollars due on our pledge to the Abington Memorial Hospital as well as to permit the School Property Committee to plant the hedge in front of the school. The treasury has also been able to assist in the completion of several home room projects, such as the placing of new ribbons on the ventilators . ' The School Property Committee has been unusually successful in caring for school property and having such damage as has been done promptly repaired. Each committee has done its work eiliciently and effectively. Class of 1930 69 1 National Honor Society N MAY, 1929, Frances Armstrong, Esther Duckloe, Ned Hergelf roth, Aaron Manderbach, Ruth Gpenshaw and Frances Unruh were elected to membership' in the National Honor Society. The officers for 1930 were Aaron Manderbach, presidentg Ned Hergelroth, vicefpresidentg Ruth Openshaw, secretary, and Esther Duck' loe, treasurer. For a half year this group, under the guidance of Miss MacDonald, endeavored to carry out the plans initiated in 1929. The listed Student plan was continued, and working on suggestions of the previous group, an attempt was made to devise a point! system that would limit and encourage participation in activities. Among the numerous other activf ities of the group was the organization of a club, the Leadership Forum, for the purpose of discussing matters pertaining to leadership. The speakers have been Dr. Rowland, Miss Nusbaum, Mr. Kraybill, Mrs. Lambert, Mr. Herring and Dr. Steinmetz. The Honor Society enter' tained Norristown Honor Society at a tea to which representatives from Lower Merion and Jenkintown were also invited. Frances Unruh was invited, by the Lower Merion representatives, to speak to their student 70 Senior El Delator body about our activities. Frances did this, and as a result, a chapter was organized in that school. The Honor Society also contributed S10 to the Karlson Memorial Fund, and its Social Welfare Committee sent cards to students and faculty members who were ill. A new Alma Mater song, written by Frances Armstrong, arose from this group. It was presented to the student body at the Installation Service on March 21, 1930, when Florence Butz, Henry Heyser, Frank Kaufman, Phyllis Giles, James Farquhar, Mary Clay, Louise Daniel, Marcia Daniel, Richard Wolf, Annamarie Heinemann, and Sarah Hen' dricks were taken in. The Reverend Jack Harte spoke on this occasion. Reinforced with fresh ideas and opinions from these newly elected members, the Honor Society concentrated their efforts on the point system and an accumulative reward for service. The results of these elforts formulated themselves into a definite plan. A certificate was pref sented at Commencement to not more than 10 per cent. of the graduat- ing class, Honor Society members, excluded, who rendered conspicuous service to the school during their four years in High School. The season of activity for this group closed with the annual alumna: dinner on June 11. Class of 1930 71 lnterscholastic Forensic Society ' H 'HE' Debating Team has not had a very successful year, winning only one of six debates. The question for debate was: Resolved, That the Installment Plan of Buying is Harmful to the American People. The personnel of the affirmative team included Duncan Dunn, William Kraybill, Grace Paist, and Frances Unruh. They debated Rad' nor and Lansdowne. The personnel of the negative team included Clara Berlin, Samuel Blumenthal, Ruth Openshavv and Britton Harris. They debated Abing' ton and Upper Darby. The aflirmative team which debated George School included Grace Smelo, Grace Paist, Louise Daniel, and Frances Unruh. The negative team which debated George School included Clara Berlin, Isabel Koch, Elsie Boyer, and Ruth Openshaw. This debate was the only victory of the season. Mr. Karl Smith coached the teams. 72 Senior El Delator Senior Play The Senior play of the Class of 1930 which was presented on March 7 and 8, was, Mr. Pim Passes By, by A. A. Milne. The cast follows: Anne, the maid . . . , ..... Clara Berlin . . ...... Jack Edgerton . .... Natalie Rosenberg Mr. Pim ..... Dinah ....... Olivia Marden . . . ..... Dolly Blumenthal Brian Strange ..... ....... G eorge Stella Sir George Marden . .. ......... ....... J ames Farquhar Lady Marden ......................... Frimma Tutelman The play was produced under the direction of J. Lawrence Strickf ler. Miss Nusbaum and the Art Department constructed the setting. Class of 1930 73 Upper Middler Play THE play presented by the Upper Middler Class this year was tne wellfknown classic of New England character, Icebound, by Owen Davis. It was enacted on the evening of December 13, 1929, before an audience, which, in spite of inclement weather, was probably the largest of the year to attend a dramatic entertainment in Cheltenf ham High School. The leading roles were admirably played by Robert Beatty and Annemarie Heinemann, and splendid support was furnished by the rest of the cast, consisting of Albert Bull, Edith Donat, Margaret Lane, Louise Daniel, Dick Wolf, Gertrude Clowes, Mary Landis, Alfred Busse, jack Staub, and Matthew Mcllhenny. The play was coached by the '31 Class sponsor, Mr. Weston. 74 -if gl Senior El Delator The Band HE band, under the able supervision of Mr. Taylor, has accom' plished a fine piece of work this year. In the beginning of the season, when Mr. Taylor has a handful of people, the band was talked about with a skeptical tone, but after the students, as well as outsiders, saw and heard them do their stuff, at the various football games, they began to sit up and take notice. A little later in the season, the pitiful plea of Mr. Kraybill, in reference to our, Pantsless boys, brought to the fore the good Samari- tans -the ParentsfTeachers Association, who willingly volunteered to supply the necessary pecuniary needs of our band. On Thanksgiving morning, when the band strutted out on the field in their blue and gold uniforms, everyone's eyes popped out of their heads, and what a cheer the band received! From that time on the band has been recognized as A BAND. Everyone is looking forward with great interest to an even better performance from the band, in the future. Class of 1930 75 The Orchestra THE orchestra, this year, under the excellent leadership of Mr. Taylor, has greatly increased the quality of its performances. Many new instruments have been added and more interest has been displayed. The fine appreciation of the school has been obvious upon the occasions of its performances. Senior El Delator GIRLS' CHORAL CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB Class of 1930 Football Coaches: R. B. Macomber, M. M. Derk, J. S. Welchons Captain: John Hood Manager: John Galbraith Letter Men Captain Hood H. Heyser J. Mawhinney A. MacCorkle H. Macllhenny J.. Brody W. Riley A. Woolens J. Dalton R. Furlong F. Kaufmann J. Landes W. Roberts H. Laskey J. Hauser E. Hergelroth C. Hoffman J. Galbraith, Manager J. Henderson P. Seaman Scores C. H. S. Opponent 13 .... . . . .... O Springield 7 . . . .... 0 Media O .... .... 1 9 Lower Merion 13 . . . .... 6 Jenkintown O . . . .... 7 Radnor 39 . . . .... 6 Haverford 6. . . . . . Upper Darby 28. . . . . . Doylestown 0 .... . . . Abington Senior El Delator W Basketball Coach: R. B. Macomber Captain Austin Woollens Manager: Clarence Johnston Letter Men Captain Wo vllens F. Brown J Hood M. Macllhenny H Laskey J. Mawhinney F. White Scores W. Riley H. Kyle C. Johnston Manager Opponent Media Jenkintown Radnor Darby Ridley Park Lansdowne West Chester Media Abington Radnor Darby Ridley Park West Chester Jenkintown Abington Class of 1930 l l 1 Baseball Coach: R. B. Macomber Captain: John Hauser Manager: Clarence Johnston Letter Men Captain Hauser J, Hood R. Numbers N. Hibbs F. Brown I W. Riley J. Henderson T. Mignon J. Heist A. Woollens W. Thompson C. Johnston, Manager Scores C. H. S. Opponent 5 ..... ......... 2 West Chester 12 ..... . . . 3 Radnor ' 11 ..... 1 Ridley Park .O ..... . . . 6 Media 7 ..... . . . 5 Abington 0 ..... . . . 5 West Chester 8 ..... . . . 5 Lansdowne 4 ..... . . . 7 Darby 6 ..... . . . 5 Ridley Park 12 ..... . . . 2 Radnor 11 ..... ..... 1 4 Abington 5 ..... . . . 3 Jenkintown 9 ..... . . . O Lansdowne 80 Senior El Delator Track Coach: M. M. Derk Captain: Richard Furlong Manager: Joh Cheltenham Opponents 72M .... 3 5' M Radnor 2 5 .... 1 3 Jenkintown 80 .... 10 Springfield 48M .... 39M Ridley Park 48W .... 3 3 Media 59K ..... .... 2 7X3 Abington 5 9 M .... 2 IM Jenkintown n Galbraith Class of 1930 Coach: J. L. Strickler J. Rink V. Karlson J. Clark Cheltenham 4M ..... 8K2 ..... 7 ..... 6M. . ,f. . 11 . . . 3 . . . Golf Team ScoREs IOM 6M s SM 4 ....18 Captain: john Rmk G. Christman J. Harron E. Keenan Opponents Haverford Springfield Upper Darby Haverford Springfield Jenkintown BOYS' TENNIS GIRLS' TENNIS 82 Senior El Delator Class of 1930 83 Hockey Miss BROGDEN, Coach MILDRED SACHSENMAIER, Captain ALICE HEIMERDINGER, Manager Mildred Yetter Snookie Sachsenmaier Betty Ward Louise Bers Jean McCormick Esther Openshaw Muff Duckloe Sue Murray Mary Clay George Birdsong Marjie Phelps Jenny Dalton Mary Louise Armstrong SCORES Cheltenham Opponents O ..... 2 Darby 5... ...1 Ambler 3 . 3 Lansdowne 2 . . . . . . 2 Jenkintown 6 . . . . . . 1 Swarthmore 2 2 Lower Merion 1 . . . . . . 0 Abington Senior El Delator Basleetlmall Miss LICHTENTHALER, Coach MARY CLAY, Captain RUTH CPENSHAW, Manager Muff Duckloe Mary Clay Lou Davis Kay Faulkner George Birdsong Deb Pearson Grace Barbieri Mildred Yetter SCORES Cheltenham Opponents 16 ...... . .. 14 Lower Merion 47 . . . . . . 9 Willow Grove 40 . . . . . . 18 Abington 42 ... ... 17 Abington 15 . . . . . . 17 Jenkintown 34 . . . . . . 9 Lansdowne 20 ... . .. 14 Radnor 27 . . . . . . 23 Springfield 35 . . . . . . 14 Norristown 45 ... ... 9 Dover, Del. 39 ... ... 17 Jenkintown 4 Advertisements C omplimcnts Butler-Buick Company JENKINTOWN, PA. 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