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

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Thompson, Duckloe, Duckloe, Warnick, Willis, Thompson, Hyman-bus drivers Fries cafeteria worker Carlson, cafeteria worker, Rhodes, cafeteria worker, janitors Rhodes, Wayne Green McNally Green Man Firing Furnace, Foster, dietitian. PERSONNEL tloor laboratories we tind the medical department, housed in three small connected rooms, the doctor's otlice, the nurses ottice, and the dentists ottice, respectively. The cateteria is one ot the services ot the school that has been hit hardest by the war. Owing to a shortage ot help some ot our girls now aid the dietitian and cateteria workers in the iob ot supplying the student body with nutritional lunches. Despite shortages and soar- ing prices outside, the menu still includes substantial foods at mod- erate prices. We all owe many thanks to the ianitors and the boys who help them keep the school buildings and grounds in condition tor our school activities. The bus drivers who usually 'bring 'em back alivef the engineer-Mr. l-laslam, the electrician, and the nightwatchrnan who holos the school under his protective vigil also deserve our gratitude. Nineteen

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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

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ACTIVITIES I fx 7 L i 5' f,h 1 A 4177 wine Because eve y giudenr has dncferenr aims rosrers have endiess variery, ouf ihere are cer+a'n requiremenis for ail, Srudenfs enrer iheir Enqiish ciarses wirh varying afrifudes bu? ihey ali nnusi enrer eirher one of ihe academic ciasses under Mr . Lamberr Mr, Wesion, or Mrs. Jones or one oi Mrs. Echenhoierf or Mr. Cunninghamis classes oi rne noneacademic varfe v. This year, navinq raicen eifhe. Worid i-isiory or European Hig- Tory in our scp :..more year, and American i-iisrory in our iunior year ali seniors examined 'rhe lorobiems of d mocracy borh social and eco- nomic. under 'rhe guidance of Mr. Garrefh. Since iasr year, when every 'unior and senior boy was equired ro Tame a main and a science cours,, rhe marh deparrmenr has been under iuii sream w'rh Mr. Feids coming 'ro ihe aid of our requiar reachers. Those of us who rook a requiar rhree year science course had ro bsecr frogs under Mr. Lance or Mr. Welchons, receive shocks wirh Mr. Salrzman, and iisfen To fV1r.Sa'nueis explode his iavorire nifroqen compound. Twenty 5 Q1 ri I N111 y i - 1 5 w X C f X J x 1 , i' I I if X, I in , i I N - e . 2 L X X . i ' I 1 I I ,L 4 I i i