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

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1. SPONSOR MRS. MARY A. BOWLES TREASURER GEIS. VICE-PRESIDENT JUNIUHS Mrs. Mary A. Bowles' class of 1944, after recover' ing from their first bewildering weeks at Cheltenham, settled down to the husiness at hand :ind elected Bob Robinson, president, Charlotte Benkert, vicefpresidentg Charlotte Geis, treasurer, and Charlotte Hgtzelhurst, secretary The Chzirlottes had it. Their sponsor, Mrs. Bowles, history :ind commerf cial teacher at CHS for the past three years and Chztirf man of the Assembly Committee for two years, was undertaking the sponsorship of 11 class for the iirst time. A sad blow came in january however, when her mother died and Mrs. Bowles left the school for the remainder of the year. Mrs. Davidson replaced her. BENKERT, PRESIDENT ROBINSON AND SECRETARY HAZLEHURST. is 4 . 1. EEZ ,At ,pf mf, ,I 5.1 .. , , 3 K 5 . c .' 'I' f 'H'-4 'J'f 'l SA' u ,L , Kfqi, 'X 6 If 5 . N , ,+A gg. I Y ' , ' H ,, , , m ,Q , 1 ,, I ' ' ff ' t Q? 1 -X 1,1 - af . ,- ag x V Y' 1 ' fx. ,fa 1' x X. 7 i I P1 A Y' ,Lf qc 2 thi. 'XX gl' X BX iii 'A 4 A I ' J it fi? ,f A I , Q K ,V 5 Y lf ' . . A, f - A Q ' ' . , -I D. . nf , 1 ' , 1.4 , 4 1 my ' ' ' ' ,. W ' ' ' Y ' x W 1 fziiw ' Y: xl . ' , 5 X x I H, l'f L 1 A B . ,Z A Y , . S xi V7 vt lx 'Vi' ' ff 7 ,IL 7 f v f ' .,- X . , A ,Je xx i, , 1 0 K r i' Y. 1 E K w Y .v . J N. Q 1 , V' - R w ,, Q is In 34 X119 ' H .g Q S .' : KMK, .X an , 'sf . 'X U T ' 1 w X 2' ' 5' if l - -9 in 2 SS T N, A we-Y ' W f . , 4-on 1- '-.Q A QQ, iff.. 1

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PEOPlE E f i ! ' ' .. to ' , Q ' 4. , x it li , ' ,st .Si 4. gem, A f W A 1' Q 1 N Bill Mclean, redfheaded leader of the band's color guard, was one of the top vocational boys. Representing the I.W. lads, he talked in assembly and told the school of the many things made at the shop for the defense effort. x'Q s f '-'M' HX Mary Simmerman was one of the prettiest girls in CHS. A majorette in the band and well-known for her fine art work, M.ary's outstanding work was the beautiful cover she designed for the E1 Delator magazine. Charles Vogel and Andrew Markus, Business Manager and Assistant Business Manager respectively, handle the job of the Athletic Association ticket drive, handing out tickets to the AHS-CHS game, selling tickets at basketball and wrestling meets. Addition of a ten percent tax complicated their work. .W y Phoebe Adler, coming to CHS in her senior year from Olney, made herself right at home by establishing the speed record for school typists, ftyfthree words a minute for fifteen minutes.