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

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CLASS OF I93 I I7 act play for the occasion entitled The Value of a Cheltenham Preparationf' and this explained the advantages and the way in which the Cheltenham Plan works. Both Upper Middlers and Seniors took part in this production. Prosecutor: What were the other major events of your Senior year? Class: We produced George Kelly's Show-Off for our Senior Play. This just showed us that we had two real dramatic stars in the classg both lVIerrill Taggart and Annemarie Heinemann, who took the leads, were certainly excellent. This play was the most successful production from a financial point of view of any production in the history of Cheltenham with the possible excep- tion of the lVIikado.,' Prosecutor: How about the Honor Society installation this year, were there any more members of your class admitted? Class: There certainly were. In fact the quota of fifteen percent was practically filled when fourteen new Senior members were elected. Prosecutor: What else did you do this year? Class: We went on the annual Seniors' Washington Trip and that was some trip tool Many of our members learned through sad experience that one should never wear new shoes when one goes sight-seeingl Then the 'Upper Middlers entertained us at one night's performance of their class play, A Full House, followed by a dance in the gymnasium. Class Day was a great success, and then came Commencement, the day that we had all longed so for many years. Now that it is all over though we do not feel so happyg we' all feel that we, as the Class of 1931, had a wonderful time during our three years in Cheltenham High School and we certainly would like to let anyone who was in any way responsible for those good times know that we appreciate their interest in us. Judge: Gentlemen of the jury, you have heard the testimony of the witness, will you render your decision? Foreman: We unanimously agree that the Class of 1931 of Qhelten- ham High School has broken all records made by former graduat- ing classes. Court Crier: The court is adjourned!

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CLASS OF mu OWEN P. ADAMS fl411rf Let me be monosyllabfc today.-SANDBURG. Track Squad 2, 3, 4. EDWARD M. ANDERSON Ed N Al home his foolsleps he hath turned 5 From Qwamlering on a foreign strand. f -SCo'r'1'. E Q ELEANOR ANDERSON Ellie Tp delvixe a dance that +-was never danced ,Q until 7l0QU.lOPPENHPlIM. Q 2 ' S I Spring Pageant 2. Lunch Room Com- 'f mittee 4. i PE 5 P, 4 ELAINE FELICE ASHER Elaine i The 'world is made of .mah as fhese, At tlwo year: Old.-MORLEY. Cheltonian Staff 3. French Club President ' 3. Upper Middler El Delator. El Delntor . Staff 4. Class Play Committee 4. y ' 3 2 f C 31. M