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

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HHN CLASS TRIP Some were singing, others playing bridge, and still others gabbing enthusiastically as the train wheels clocked along. lt was the class trip, and we were on our way to Wash- ington, Taking' sight-seeing busses from Maryland, we hurried to the city, for we were already late. After passing luxurious hotels and foreign-looking embassies, we went to the center of Washington, where we saw the White House. Our first stop was the Wash- ington Monument. Many weary Seniors crawled into the busses after climbing the 889 steps of the monument and riding down, Upon reaching Jefferson Memorial, we ate our box lunches and snapped pictures, while our chaperones, Mr. Samuels and Mrs. Link, counted to see that nobody got lost. Arriving at the Smithsonian Institute, we took a quick look around , and headed for the Capitol. After having our picture taken, we toured the building, catching the l-louse of Representa- tives in session. After viewing Mount Vernon we left for Arlington Cemetery, and were just in time for the impressive change ot guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. A dash to Union Station and we were on our way home, weary but enthusiastic.

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299 W5 lx 53 z 'fl' QL-'SID ENT NNY lf X, QX1 Bu ll- - 1 Q fl F3 55' ' l Eff i' R XX, , '- 1 A l ,-A , lff X X ' ? I ' T li' T I l . lu. l F6 f 1 -X ' , I ' Q f , ' '. 1- I , 115, v' ll Wi , ' l X -Q The destnny of our class rested an the hands of AI Thomas presldent Bunny Haas vsce presudent Helen Foppert secretary and Bob Wllllams treasurer Thenr mann projects were the Semor Prom the class trap and the commencement dance Al, the rapper of the gavel, pre sided over all the meetnngs of the Sensor Admlmstratlon Club Under has able leadership, our varuous class problems were solved and our projects carrled out The yob of vuce presudent us an um portant one, though often overlooked l95 SEO? l l is ETARY H ORE? BO ELEM TRY, 'x Bunny took Al s place when he was absent and served on the many com mlttees that are necessary to have a successful admunlstratlon Helen headed the secretarlal dn vnsuon She dnllgently recorded the mmutes of each meetung, sent out dance nnvrtatlons, and handled all the other correspondence of the or gamzanon The treasury department had Bob at nts head He collected dues and was un charge of all fmancnal matters He guvded the sale of frult cakes, 0 protect to Increase our funds

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