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

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SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AROUND THE SCHOOL EMINISCING over three years at Cheltenham, how can any one forget the different departments of the school where so much time was spent in work and relaxation preparing for college life or a business career in the modern world? ' The cafeteria, where time out was taken for lunch, only to find it mixed with study for the coming afternoon classes. ' The library, with its bulging shelves where silence was decreeded and conversation reigned. ' The chemistry laboratory, where young pseudo-chemists and over- heated test tubes met their fate. 0 The print shop, in which busy hands and whirling machines turned out work material for all the schools in the township. ' The metal-working shop, where the clanging of hammers on the anvil told of preparation for future vocations.

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FACULTY INFORMALS Mrs. Koch Miss Barrett Mr. Welchons Mr. Cunningham Mr. Lehman Mr. Gill Mr. White Mr. Lugor Miss Black Miss Kruger Mr. Macomber Mr. Jones Mr. Welchons Mr. Samuels Mr. Weston

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The trophy case, that tells the tale of many a hard fought battle which proved successful for the Panthers. The tick-tick of the typing room, where mistakes were always made on the last line. The home economics suite, where the girls made their clothes and learned that important art-cooking. Classrooms, in which cooperation between students and teachers was used to produce real work and actual learning. The auditorium with its amplifying systems, where everyone heard and saw o new program each week. The principal's office, into which many hapless pupils entered with shaking knees-only to find that lots of help and guidance came from the same source. CAFETERIA LIBRARY METAL SHOP PRINT SHOP TROPHY CASE CHEMISTRY LAB