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

Page 21 text:

TO SER II RAYMOND 3. M:CORMICK B.S. ' Iii I' yi'-ig1+I:S . X CHARLES M. mms we. ' 1 l 31? I S Ie f g Qi rfl7l CORA S. NEELY BA. M.A. Cfairmafw Modem Language RAY B. PINKEL BS, M,A. V- EO Commevdal 5bjeC+s ,, 1 g AA, VIRGINIA REDFORD B.S. MS. 6irIs' A+hIe'Ics wi FRANCES M. RIEBER B.S. In Soc!aI S+udIes FRANK S. RUSH ImdusIriaI Arts WILLIAM Y. SALTZMAN BS. M.S. I' Ed. K Science 7 i ,, f IV I?Y??i'fs.3p.jiia?.5gJ2, RUSSELL S. SI-IUTT B.S. M.Ed. Irwdus+riaI Affs CHRISTINE STRAUB B.A. M.A. Mode Lavquaqe WALKER 2. TAYLOR BS. M.A, :Q C f1I '-if' M' N ' Q Muzi: 9, X ALICE C. THOMAS BS M.Ed. Cc 'e':IaI Sub'e:Ls MRS. MARGARET E. UI-ILER I-Ic e aI 2 JOHN S. WELCI-'IONS AB. CKE. A.M. S:'e':e ALBERT E. WESTON B,A., M.A. I' Ed. CLIBIVWGF, EngIIsV ROBERT I. WHITE, A.B. Chairman, MaII'emaIics Raw. 9

Page 20 text:

..,.,..... Q QQ, Nr Ev 75 Tig pm, ,X x TO TEACH HELEN M. BARRETT 3.5. in Ed. fYl, CJ Llnfaflap wif- , C. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM BS., MA. EFQISF' K' JJANITA M. DOWNES B.A. M.A. CMWNV. Lvl' MRS, BEULAH LJERRICKSON, BS. Sficia' Smcli-5 MRS. MARGARET ECHENHOFER, BS., M.Ed. EW: 'f RALPH GARRETT AB., M.A. fjQSlocIt:?S'rf1ies rj., ft CONS-TANCE L. HERBST, B.S., MA. Chair. aw Hhffwvakln I ff ' V 1 FD f J f 1 A A LWLL ,Y f-.U . W. CLAIRE HOWER B.S. M.S, in Ed. Music MRS. MARGARET S. JONES, BS., M.A. Erqffsr' ETHEL K, KRUGER B.A. M.A. Chairman, Art LAWRENCE W. KLJNKLE, 5.5. Lndushlal Arts MRS. DOROTHY M. LAMBERT, BS., M.S. Eng Jef HARRY LANCE 5.5. ' E ze ff WNLBQJE LMAN BS., EMS. B A f.,, 'n':'1f, If I, f ' A RALPH R. LEU? ES. M.A. C2 'fff:':'1 J Z EQ? -VCV . LUSH? Ore. MS. '- Eg. Ls K yMar'er'wa fs ' ?XfwLY'f1 'il fs ' MLLW55 61. wmsswo BA. Laigmge

Page 22 text:

is Donnelly wotchmang Mothieson, principal's secretoryg Dunkel dental dents secretaryg Yutzler, dentistg Wayns, ianitorg Mayer, principal's omlinson, superinten- MAINTENANCE Il one takes a quiclc loolc through the school he will see that the maintenance organization ol the school is functioning efficiently, in spite of the present shortage ol help that complicates the problems ol this slall. This efficiency is a result ol the coordinated efforts ol worlcers in all of the separate departments. The ollice girls, the aristocracy ol the maintenance stall, con- stitute one section that are in conslant contact with the sludenls. The principals secretary and office assislants are kept busy handling school correspondence, preparing the announcements, and helping the students in any way possible. The girls in the administration ohfice across the hall are not as well lcnown among the students, but the worlc that they, the superintendents secretary and assistants, do behind that formidable door is iusl as vital to the welfare ol the school. Conveniently located at the loot of the stairs from the thiro Eighteen