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

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QQ' Q ' ' ' : I: X T-H If 1 tgp, ir ,f S-I :f -..-: -: 1-1 -f A veritable checker-board of activities is the way one may best describe the extensive club program at CHS. Everything from the exercise of the muscles in Mr. Geston's Apparatus Club, to the exercise of the minds in Mr. White's Statistics Club, to the exercise of the tongues in oratorical fashion in Mrs. Lambert's Debating Club was accomplished in the program held from 2:15 till 3:00 every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Intellectuals who took chemistry and could say qualitative analysis fifty times backwards and sidewise were allowed to enter the Qualitative An- alysis Club up in 302-3 under Mr. Samuels' direction. Other intellectual Forty-Niners spent their time in the same manner as the original Forty- Niners gathered around the checker-boads down in Mr. Gil1's 116. Only, since they were intellectual Forty-Niners, they played chess. Banking and Auditing Club .f wa 1-,X 3 ' n v Arts and Crafts Club Proioction Club

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w x Apparatus Club Biochemistry Club Ls. il MII!! I I Library Club R M., Mechanical Drawing Club Mr. Garreth's School Service Club performed very crediiably, especially by helping set up the insurance fund for athletes, Miss Hebst taught the girls Emily Post in Social Usage Club. Now the girls know better than to eat greasy chicken with their bare handsy they wear gloves. Miss Neely showed how they do it in South America through her Latin-American Culture Club. Mr. Welchons' Projection Engineers handled the lighting for assemblies, dances, and the operetta through their club. , I .