Cheltenham High School - El Delator Yearbook (Cheltenham, PA)

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Class, Poem Finished a+ las+! We girders sfrong and bold Of rugged sfeel. fused from +he common clay, Sprang mol+en from fhe fires of youih, were rolled In mills of learning. and go for+h 'rodayg Friendship lends s+reng+h and works our flaws away Our +emper comes from warm+h of work well done Quenched in The cool of honesf, ioyful play: Form, firmness, and spiri+ for our work begun. Finished a+ lasf, each in a diliferenr mould, Each builf +o 'rravel on a differenf way. These cenfral beams shall loffy buildings hold, This keen prow cu+ 'rhe eager spray: A+ ear'rh's swee+ foil fhese plows. from day 'ro day, Will labor and give fheir bes+: noi one Can fail al' his own work, for fhey Have form, firmness, and spiri+ for any 'rask begun. Finished a+ las+, bui' +hose are ye+ un+old Who have a fiercely fired soul, and may Like living sfeel, fheir living acfions mould. They will be pens +o wri+e, or s+rings fo play, Will fame 'rhe hearfs of men, or make 'rhem gay: Be glossy filamenfs of gossamer spun To span greai chasms and +urn nigh+ +o day: Form, firmness, and spirif for 'iasks yei' fried by none. L'Envoi Dear Prince, you ask how we can be so gay When we mus+ parl' fo work benea'rh Jrhe sun: The whispers of our friendship seem 'ro say, Form, firmness, and spiri+ keep us all as one.

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I4 SENIOR EL DELATOR Class History 4 THE TRIAL of the Class of 1931 of Cheltenham High School versus all previous classes of the school is now going on. The Court Room is crowded, the witness is on the stand, the prosecutor is very stern, the jury is attentive, and the newspaper' reporters are busily engaged in getting every word of the evidence for their records. The trial proceeds: Court Crier: Here yezl Hear yezl This honorable court is now in session. The business of the court will be occupied with the presentment of the testimony of the witness in this trial of the Class of 1931 versus all previous classes of Cheltenham High School. fudge: Swear in the witness! Clerk: Do you promise to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Witness.' I do. fudge: Your name, Sir? lflfitnress: Class of 1931, Cheltenham High School, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania. fudge: The prosecutor will now cross-examine the witness. Prosecutor: Your Honor, I will proceed with the examination of the witness. How long have you been connected with Cheltenham High School? Class: Ever since our beginning in Junior High School. Proseeulor: Please answer the question. How long have you been as:ociated with Cheltenham High School? Class: Six years, Sir. Prosecutor: What did you do in those years in the Junior High School? Counsel for the Defense: I objectl This trial is concerned with the events of the years in the Senior High School only. fudge: Objection sustained, proceedl Prosecutor: Upon your entrance into the Senior High School, what was your first move? Class: We received a Sponsor who was to guide us in the various phases of our High School career. Prosecutor: Who was your sponsor, and what did he have to do with you?