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

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,, ,. wr Akizlvri by bus, Train, ialopy and on loot We rise, in rain or shine, and so To school. Cl-lSians who live b d eyon walking disTance, un- ' ' ' IV I ess provided wiTh a new' excuse Tor laTeness. TorgeT Their daily dozen To caTch one of The b . . . uses which arrive from 8:IO Till 8:30 Car owners allow iusT enough Time To screech To T ' ' a s op and slide nnTo homeroom as The bell rings. Every day is dull and dreary Tor The lk wa ers who come in an aTTiTude oT silenT desperaTion muT- Tering homework, and glancing disgusTedly aTlThose Tellow hikers who T' d Th ' To show iT. In spring, many ride on bicycles, buT regardless of season, we consTanTly manage To arrive , al- Though individually unnoTiced and unannounced. in e day cheery and whisTle

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L 'iwuu-9 pg 5 Principal's Office Some have interviews with The ADMINISTRATION K,kIer ui' C- 2L11,Q2..nw' Dr. lra R. Kraybill, Principal We all agree Thai Ihe mosl frequenlly conlacled member of our Iacully is Mr. Howard Fields. His daily Iaslc of signing excuses for absence and Iale- ness grows Io an immense iob during posl-vacalion days, and as early as 8:l5, lines of sludenls may be seen iulling our beyond his inner Sanclum. Aside from Ihis duly, our assislanl' principal formulales examinalion schedules, and reaches a class of Solid Geomelry for one semesler, Trigonomefry for an- olher, In Ihe neighboring cubby olziice, usually Ihe scene of serene yel energelic ocfivily, every Chelr slu- denf has mel Miss Lois Gould, our Guidance Coun- selor. Af Ieasl once during our Three years in high school, we have each been inlerviewecl by Miss Gould. As Sludem' Council advisor, her office is ofien Ihe scene of fhe various underfakings of Ihaf organizafion. The main olifice, always alive wiih voices, buzzes from feachers, ielephones, Typing or ofher school business, is probably 'rhe mosf frequenfed spol around school, Here 'reachers keep record books, and receive mail. Dr. Ira KraybiII's 'riny Principal's Office , ad- joining 'rhe ouler office, is conslanlly bearing silenf wilness To sfudenfs queslions or complainls. Dr. Kraybill welcomes our parenrs here, also. His secrelary, Miss Margery Mayer, and assisl- anls Misses Dorofhy Healy and Joan Sliegler, han- dle innumerable sfudenl problems, prepare morning announcemenfs, mail school correspondence, and acl as messengers.