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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

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Acting as administrative assistants to the Principal are Mr. F Robert Samuels, Mr. Al- bert E Weston, and Mr, Wilbur B. Lehman. Mr. Samuels is in charge of rosters and exam- ination schedules, Mr Weston's work includes revising the curriculum from year to year, and Mr. Lehman is the disciplinarian ot the school, Dr, Lois M. Gould, guidance counselor ot the high school, keeps in touch with the schoe lastic progress of all students and assists them in making college and vocational choices. In addition, Dr. Gould also offers her competent services outside ot the school as a consultant in counselor training and as Vice President ofthe Vocational Guidance Associa- tion. On the second Tuesday ot every month the if NZM U WW' CDZCJCD CJ CDCDC-3 EDCI CDC XWMMF Flf lfi lf W Cheltenham Township School Board may be CIBC f O . , L.j X Z 4 found diligently at work. 7 Elected at large tor a term of six years the board is composed ot the following mem bers: Mr. Richard C. Kelly, President, Mr William M. l-louldin, Vice President, Mr George L. Lambert, Treasurer, Mr. Francis Markley, Secretary, Dr. Roland J. Christy, Mr. William B. Yoder, and Mrs. Frances Feaster. At present, one of the outstanding problems confronting the school board is the 5896 in- crease in elementary school enrollment. To- ward this end, a new elementary school is now under construction in the Lynnewood Gardens section, and plans are being formulated for another school to be built in Rowland Park. To these members, who unseltishly contrib- ute their time, goes much of the credit for our excellent school system, Dr. Frank C. Ketler, Superintendent of Chel- tenham Township Schools, works in close con- junction with the board, smoothing out diffi- culties and suggesting new ideas. ll I l A Q o 0 ' - Llro Q, Mrffodevj Mr5.Feo.-s+e,v,Ykv YXo0-Xaxn-4 Y Nr Lamloev+,Mr.VXlllex, Dr xLfL+l8.V lu ? f ff , f - ff . 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'X English Sophomore Class Co sponsor C Robert Cunningham B S M A Social Studies Football Baseball Coach Senior Class Co sponsor Juanlta M Downes B A M A Chairman Latin Department Cheltonian Sponsor Ralph Garreth B A M A Social Studies Baseball Coach John C Geston B S M Ed Physical Training Track Cross Country Coach Franklin P. Gill s.s., M.s. aa l' Chairman, Social Studies Department Student Council Sponsor Constance L. Herbst B.S., M.A. Chairman, Home Economics Department Chairman General Education Committee ' Edward Hoopes B A in Ed Ar Jewelry Club Art Club W Clair Hower BS MS in d Music Chorus School Band Elizabeth Jennings B S In Ed Physical Training Basketball Softball Coach Margaret S Joncs B S in Ed M A English Junior Class Sponsor 'L - 1 L - 4 , . . . A ' . N t I 94? 1 I . 4 . EX . fi 1 . ..,.. ..,.. E. I I - fail? 'Q w - - in I xi I ' ' ' J 'itgii :-xg Q,-. ,, :Ly n .415 - '- iii-: 0. . . . 3 5, - A n . ., . . - i I x Q 1 . . x . I, 1 . I . 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Physics, Practical Mathematics R- Physical Training Head Football Coach .-i fe- ' A -'fligftf' Eg Christine Straub A B.A., M.A. French, English Honor Society Sponsor F. Robert Samuels B.S., M.A. Chairman Science t Department Golf Coach J 1 Director of Clubs, 'E S Rosters Xdministrative Assistant Kathleen A. Sullivan B.S. Home Economics Home Economics Club if Walker D. Taylor B.S., M.A. in Ed. Chairman Music Department Orchestra, Chorus if it Alice C. Thomas B.S., M.A. Shorthand, Typing School Store Classical Music Club A John S. Welchons , wxrqo B.A., Ch.E., M.A. Q ' f Director of Audio-Visual ik X -A Education Albert E. Weston B.A., M.A. in Ed. Chairman English Department Yearbook Sponsor School Play Director Chairman Curriculum Committee Robert I. White B.A. Chairman Mathematics Department Tennis Coach Statistics Club QN- ivv- Q 'rv , .,. 2, , f . T Q' . i ii il, .1 as tang, f si X N H Q P QQ 10 . MZ Kg ' X Fi? POST NO Blln gg 'W QS wi W if 5 5 '27 sg f A MR LANE Z jj R SAMUELS W KK S5 STRAUB -5 Ll M ll i 1 Q. g'.Q - n , CUTM, wal!! 1 xy W FW! .- -xy ' , 4 ll x r ,sl 4 Jia C, xf x ' V ' fa ,f-:H K L-4 ? Q sa ff W l K X' L -' X :rj 'Vw Z 0 Xi X0 ol 1 9 9 . , MP-.wEs'roN QW? -4 1 4 D Q?-fo gf X, in 3-iii, ' 5 1 :YX2 mi 1' Lf? N '1 A Z-T ! X o 4,,, X J if , 9 fs MR, 0 f MRS. LAMBEQT Qi QALTQMN C- -0 5 ' G ,SZ art' lo X it ,Q , 'V f' f 'N' ' ff!X f f f Ki X MKLLEHMAN J' ' 7 W r f Q Q1 gf' Q , NK Q' Ea?i'n X O 45 G '53-am ff X Q, 4-.1-fa? az' I f' W1 X K F' 1 J X X L7-' - C . , f X V E I e O If x X' i ' f Eb Q: M . F O 7 . . Mm ! 1 Q7 H, gif? Z K KJ X jx x4 I A 559' Mrs Russell Mrs. Carlson To make each school day more pleasant and comfortable, a number of people work quietly and efficiently behind the scenes. Transporting students to and from school is the job of bus drivers: Wel- lington T. Willis, Norman Duckloe, Harry Warnick, William Thompson, Jr, William Thompson, Sr., William Thomas, Haywood Acy, Lloyd Toliver, Andrew Worthman, Len Roberts, Charles Canaan, and George Pendle- ton. With the dubious distinction of bee ing the only fireman around who has on make fires, instead of extinguish- ing them, fireman Richard Canally divides his time between attending to A2 Bus Drivers 5- zff x A . ,', f X v , A A Vs . Ladies of the Ladle the furnace in the boiler room and acting as custodian of the new in- dustrial building. The ladies of the ladle: Mrs. Ethel Kromback, cook, Mrs. Cora Kohler, Miss Ella Mulligan, and Mrs. Harriet Watkinson dish out food to anxiously awaiting students at lunch time. New to the school this year, Mrs, Smedley Russell, as dietician, directs the kitchens and plans the menus for all the township schools. Leslie Rhoodes, lsoac Woyns, Mrs Laura Carlson, day ionitors, and Wil- liam Rhoades and Alonzo Bailey, night ianitors, can be found cleaning the halls, rooms, and lockers at all times of the day, As maintenance director, Mr. Ken- neth Haslam manages the janitors and has charge of keeping the school plant in good shape. Guarding the building from any night prowlers, night watchman Felix Donnelly says good-bye to each one leaving the building and always asks, This your last year? Yes, Mr. Donnelly, it is 1 Woyns Mr. Rhoades and Mr, Robinson Nightmen ff gi .x, Dr, Brown fi' Mrs. Hicks Dr. Yutzler 'lf 'fu 6 W il mi School Office Miller s 'O 'Q we S' PROFESSIONAL STAFF Mary Lou Snyder, '48, head of the CHS office staff, is beset daily with requests for everything-from college records to change for a phone call. As Dr. Ashby's secretary, she is assisted in her multitudinous tasks by new- comers Joanne Biernbaum, '48, who helps Mr. Lehman and puts out the morning bulletin, and Mrs. Mary Lev- ering, Dr. Gould's secretary. Across the hall, Mr. Richard Miller, assistant secretary of the School Board, directs business details in the administration office, and with Cath- erine Cuneff, Mr. MilIer's secretary, Catherine Barbone, Dr, Ketler's secre- tary, and Margaret Irwin, busy switch- board operator, handles the records of all Cheltenham Township schools. Always prepared to clean teeth or stop that toothache, Dr. Harry A. Yutzler gives each student an early dental checkup and holds a clinic once a week. Hygienist, Mrs. Jacqueline V. Wharton, '47, helps him calm a pa- tient's jittery nerves and make out dental charts. Mrs. Edna B. Hicks, Cheltenham's chief temperature-taker and bandage- wrapper, teaches home nursing classes with Mrs. Anna Allen. Mrs. Hicks di- rects all health services in Cheltenham Township. Dr. William E, Brown handles physi- cal checkups every other year by test- ing tickers and seeing whether reflexes still jump. He spends at least two hours a day working somewhere in the Cheltenham school system. Administration Office .MJ , , SQHQQL X X SN ' 14 gvlzoou ' A 2 es. lZllElTEll l l fLlllNSll'fllllll ' ,- t snuru- g r HIS , X , l A T dv , , -he i Studcnts Vlsnt Polls cn Electron Day Conwmercvol Students Run School Bank Hugh School as the stage on whlch students rehearse tor later lute Here, the prospective college student, secretary, skilled craftsman, and the homemaker ot tomorrow are trained, each an hls own partlcular held lt o college or bug unuverslty lS the students goal, he as gwen all the necessarv tramlng and background nn the Academlc Course The required suolects, Engllsh, soclal studies, o onguoge, mathematics! and science, are com- :uned with a choice of art or muslc tormnng :J toundatlon for contnnued study, Generols Check ci Problem 04-v 'i' Boys ot in Shop ln the commerciol field, typing, bookkeep- ing, ond shorthand highlight G voried selec- tion of clossroom subjects. Through hondling chority drives, secretoriol work for teochers, ond typing, in oddition to clossroom work, the troinee is offered the prcicticol opplicotion needed, For the student desiring o well-rounded educotion, o Generol Course is pioyided, in- cluding homemoking, procticol mothemotics, ond science, plus the required work in English ond sociol studies, The modern focilities of the newly com- pleted industriol building furnish extraordi- with Mr, Mcllhenny Rs nory opportunities in the vocotionol field The necessory tools ond mochinery ore ovoiloble to troin boys in wood ond metol work, in- dustriol design, ond mechonicol drowing At CHS next yeor, those who ore interested in increosing their skill in corpentry ond metol- lurgy while toking onother course will be oble to toke shop os on elected subject. And so, on groduotion doy the curtoin folls os onother closs tokes its finol bow from Chel- tenhom, eoch individuol well prepored to meet the problems of the future thot he hos chosen. ,- fx, f 1 1 ASSEM l hape they like itj said Wanda Eruch, chairman ct the Assembly Committee 'lt can't miss Theres nothing like a talent show, encouraged Dick Sears, who assisted Wanda in gathering prospective pertormers And they did like it, too Amusing, d tfercnt, successtulf-this was CHS's tirst gala talent show at the year Sophomores Sandy Lerner and Sue Winef grad won wide acclaim tar their buoyant pcr- formances as mistresses of ceremonies The familiar voices of crooners Ed McHugh and Roger Abrahams were heartily welcomed Charm, beauty, and talent were added to the program when eight senior girls sang Dood- lee'Do'l and 'lln the Evening by the Moonf Senior Songbirds Hawaii Here We Come ,- Q lightfl The surprise success of the shaw was a radio skit, Sam Spade, Private Eye, star- ring Dick Klein as the exciting, venturesome Sam Never to be forgotten was the Hill, billy Trio, featuring Don Miller, Bob More- land, and Jack Burns. There Shall Be Peace was the title of the United Nations assembly program sponsored by Mrs, Frances R Link, Educational and in- structive, the program included a round-table CHS Crooner ' ' Y X. f if is BLIES discussion on the functions of the various UN. committees and an excellent film strip, There Shall Be Peace, Lights, pleasel Curtain going upl Good luck? The scene was set. The play began, and Cheltenham students settled back to en- joy The Twelve Pound Look, o one-act comedy by James M. Barrie that proved to be unusual entertainment. Directed by Miss Mir- iam Pitcairn, a student teacher from Beaver, with Ray Grieb as the self-centered Mr. Sims, The Twelve Pound Look scored a hit, The gentle, understanding Lady Sims was success- fully portrayed by Audrey Stuhltrager. Kate, the new secretary, was enacted by Joan Mac- Williams, who added spirit and versatility to the role, and the typical English butler was convincingly played by Bob Rudolph. The very English piece was presented February 15, wel- comed by all as the first dramatic assembly composed of CHS thespians. Many thanks go to the assembly commitee for bringing down the curtain with much suc- cess on this, our Strange fThursdayl Inter- ludef' Sandy and Susie 4000 'Zo Old Mountain Dew Ca reer Day I ,E SQPH CM CRES if '-1 Mrs Frances Lnnk fftld The curtaln rang up on the new Sopho mores last September and showed them as a class tull of energy and ready to take on CHS lhe Soph sponsors Mrs Frances Lnnk and Mr Robert Chubb guuded the electron of class Officers B:llEnsI1n President Ann Derk Vice Presldent Ruth Conaway Secretary and San dra Weldon Treasurer took theur respectuve otfuces The Sophs have contributed very much to lite around CHS nncludung some ot theur own specual projects Furst came the Carnnval a terrlfucally successful class party because of the large attendance Run by the Sophomore Adnfnnlstratnon Club lt held a double attrac non dancmg at one end ot the gym and booths tor competutnxe games at the other lhen came thelr meetung wnth the Juniors to duscuss the problem ot school spnrut and the hot dog sales to help bulld a treasury Fnnally orchuds to Bob Shoenberg Jull Schultz Bull Cuoldsteun and Ellen Berkowtz and the staft tor the wonderful Sophomore edutuon of the Cheltonnan Left to Rlght Ann Derk Bull Enslun Ruth Con away Sandy Weldon ' I 1 G Q S if l' . . L ' 1 X Q n , l ' , . ,I n . .I . I I . 2 f .2 b' f r I - V I 3 - .A Y 1 ,I I I , , I I I I i I A .. C I, I S r U - K . ll . CNY, 'L . 1 ls' 4 -,. .. gl , 1 f C 1 l T N. ' s 1 . . ., , , 'I, ,l'1', l Q S I R Mfg Margaret Jones xovxlcvb V 5 Left to Right: Peggy Lamont, Harriet Swoyer, Charles Sharpless, Philip Schlein. The spotlight falls on the Class of 52f' and highlights their leaders, sponsors, and ac- tivities of the past year, Guided by Mrs. Margaret Jones, they chose Harriet Swoyer, Charles Sharpless, Peggy La- mont, and Philip Schlein to act as President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer, re- spectively, That task completed, the Junior Adminis- tration Club organized sale of CHS sweat- shirts. The club then agreed that the class wanted to do something for the school before they became seniors, They selected a project, and in January, Harriet Swoyer presented a large flag ofthe United Nations to the school. During the second semester the Juniors or- ganized a Mr. Mystery Contest for charitable purposes. With ballots, posters, assorted prizes, and cleverly rhymed hints by Dick Levinson and Bill Link,.they really proved their worthiness. Finally, congratulations are due to Sandra Harvey and her decorating committee for the star-light roof effect at the Junior-Senior Re- ception. At lafl cycry Tuesday Wcdnesdax and nam cwch CHS stud nt happIly leaves I5 I scs and hurncs t a more enloyable ac v a chosen actIvIty for the extensIve lV'lCllVldUOl Interests ls ycar as t r new clubs were IU ro duct d for the spartsw Imen of CHS there were y onderful opportunmes for those wIshIng to lxeep theIr fIgures or Improve theIr health Slullfullx dIrected by Mrs Betty JennIngs the Modern Dance Club produced many poIsed artIstcs Modern InterpretatIons of Three BlInd MIce and Row Row Row Your Boat presented the basIc modern dance composItIon WIth Mrs EIleen Lachman as sponsor and JanIce MacVaugh as student coach the SwImrnIng Club has proved QUITE successful CHS can look forward to a QIrls campetItIve sum team In the future The Iob of the AthletIc CouncIl was to en courage and oraanIze Intramural athletIcs for gIrls Sponsored by MIss VIVQIDIG Redford and composed of representatwes from each home roam the COl,lV1CIl succeeded ID conductmg volleyball and badmInton tournaments Of CHS actIvItIes students exclaIm l classes you have home work and headaches In clubs you have The Happy TIme CLUBS Water MaIdens Over the op look Ma lm Dancmg N ,RTW I, N , is l , D ll ' I.- h X f fp. I C , , C .. cfs I ' o 3 . -, A - Ai tl Itx' 4 A ' -ll I X I If F1 'x V club program at Cheltenham serves to satrsfy Q I ' 4 Th 7 , li CC . T - l , I - . . ' FH-X l . 1 .- II . , , n I T e . , ,Q 32132 11 f . ef - . , 1 5' ff 'VS f -E If 1? -72 Ii Q' 1 I . IV . ! I2 I.. , -as l U? ya A . f' ' 4 ACTIVITIESI pu Mr Fronklm Gnll Sponsor Decorofmg the Showcase if up ff' FQ J' bf' FDVGDOVIVWQ or o Dormce Y Council rn Acfnon A v ' Y V fflzfw W- X x - , fJ K1 fr f Jr I , ,f - f- 1 x A, 3 Q 1' , y J C , , Ao F -, A 1 fx-if o . .-, '1 ' 1 x o ' I 4' KK - , Z' mlm x 'N xi he 4 ,M iw 4 . . S If Y 'K'f W M' ' f -V - + f 1 3 , A 1 , an 4 i ar . I if ' ia y. ' V L A '- ' , fa wt. f f ' - 1 Mr Weston, Di rector Line Rehearsal Commodore and Duck CFREA .F- ' ff f f I - 5 ' ,J T so ..- - - .,, il -4Le:-1--v:-J'T+ '-'-. i Y H if 'X ,f C ,. 'l '?i?- If - 34-1 f-TTT' : 2-ag f?+ifi fi 9, if ?? TIL if , T 1 I ' f ' O ' 1 21-f ' -i i s-E C gg - g - 5 - lay? A ri , :T -fr frfplip VTQW' T ' l 7, -:'5 - S 'DT v flilgllii-'fl The annual school play, The Great Bi Q Doorstep, played at CHS the weekend of December 8 and 9 Presenting the Crochet family, Jackie Feldenkreis, Harry Jordan Anne Zinman, Debbie Fisher, Betty and Sandy Weldon, Gary Kirschbaum and Ken l.uchs together with Doug Nachod, Ann Hazlett Elaine Ashby, and Roger Abrahams in sup porting roles, the play was an outstanding event in '50 at CHS anyway, Jane Altman and Ann Berkowitz appl ied the thespians' make-up, while John Jaeger and Don Miller took care of the sound effects Nancy Kohler's Property Committee spent many hectic days trying to find all the props necessary for the performance With Mr Weston directing and Miss Pitcairn assisting not much prompting was needed, but Grace Lotke and Elsa-Lu Greenblatt were on the job The preparatory weeks were filled with re hearsals and constant work on scenery and costumes. Barbara Welchons' Scenery Com mittee, together with Mr. Hoopes, Mr. Kun kle, and the Industrial Arts Department, p FO duced the scenery, while Joan Shuman, Mar iorie Lederer, and Helen Weiss prepared the COSTLJFYWGS. nd At the same time, Mrs. Frances Link a Homeroom 208 were kept busy with the tick et sales. Ruth Conaway headed this commit lee. When the big night finally arrived, Bob Tankinsan's stage crew played a major part in lighting and setting the stage Sounds Like a Boat 15 WNXXKK. wi? 3 Left to Rght nk es Jo do Weldon Zunmon Weldon Fscner Luchs Zw Don Muller Sound Effects Mon John Joeger Sound Effects Mon A A Esther ond Borborcu wnth Props Berry ond Dove on Lugntung Phvtlus ond Borboro Ponntmg Sfener CHORU This year Cheltenham's fine chorus Mr Hawer had a very active year. Under the ex- cellent direction of Mr, William Clair Hower, the songsters were heard at many functions throughout the com- munity. On Sunday, December l7, the chorus presented in the CHS audito- rium, the annual Christmas Cantata and Carol Sing. This year they pre- sented The Babe of Bethlehem. Among the soloists were Alexandra Jablow, Marie Minio, John Waldis, Roger Abrahams, Nancy Mclntyre, and Betsy Newhart, They also sang various Christmas carols at Straw- bridge and Clothier's Old York Road Store. On April l7, they gave the Spring Music Festival. The Chorus this year was fortunate in having a sufficient number of voices in all registers, thus giving a good balance to their renditions. Christmas Program . V - - Fischer Bottom Row, Left to Right: Hartley, Minnio, Weiss, Kinneir, Hildretlhi Gfflfldf Meng' , Newhart, Second Row: Rothschild, Honesberg, Kellflgllefi E- 5UbH'1, Booriin, WOld'S, CODl0f'li W 9 grad Lerner Ball Wey Altman Mr. l-lower, Third Row: MorraYi Al3'0lW0m5i Km-'USS' Smmler 32 I ' I LAI I d M. IA, W'th , Waser, Hoffman, Conner, Schulz, Simon, Voichick M' L' Wltherowf D ffsson ro' dl em? nel, Wilson, Moldawer, Williams, ZeIlers,MOfl19fTZ H Burgess. Fourth Row. Grinsfelder, Gar ener, a Subin, Pincus, Zey, Werner, Sperber, 40 :la Mr. Taylor The forty-piece orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Walker D. Taylor, turned out an excellent job this year, despite the fact that tew practices were held with all members of the or- ganization present. ln lieu of the annual operetta, the orchestra's main function was the sec- ond annual Music Festival, presented on April ll. Clarinet and trumpet solos headed the program, as well as a novelty number by Don Miller and Bob Moreland. Orchestra members also partici- pated in numerous outstanding as- semblies, besides heading the Musical program at the May Home and School Association meeting. The last activity of the current year for the orchestra, saw the whole en- semble playing the familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstanceu at the Commencement Exercises. 5 ff' ujal' CRCHESTRA l l Bottom Row, Left to Right: Bergin, Kepler, Juhl, Hess, Prosser, Weldon, Moyer, Engle, Derk, Stern, Middle Row: Cressman, Mr, Taylor, Geer, Bromtield, Toullis, Comber, Melair, Rabiger, Schultz, Ganzel, Lampe, Longcope, Moak. Top Row: Green, Kuhn, Schantz, Updegrovc, Sykes, Silver, Foresman, Ball, Cloren, Prusky, Schneider, Glarum. 33 CHELTONIAN Bottom Row, Left to Right: Young, Brennan, Foresrnan, Miller, Robbins, Caplan Rosenberg, Gouley, Klein, Tullen Middle Row: Daugherty, Lipshutz, Klein, Bruch, Schultz, Berkowitz, Shurnan, Hess, Gillies, Lotke. Top Row: Kirshbaurn, Shoenberg, Link, Rothman, Levenson, Scheifele, MacCaffery, Goldstein, Gruber, Luch. Top awards at this contest went to Barbara Daugherty and Myra Rosen' berg for news writing, Mark Rothman for sports, and three blue ribbons to Don Miller in the Cartooning field. Around the School was covered by Grace Lotke, and interviews were written by Roger Abrahams. Heading the business staff was Arthur Fores- rnan, Special recognition must also be given to Barbara Daugherty, Helena Lipschutz, Virginia Hess, Debby Gil- lies and Dan Kopple for their out- This past year an extra load of Editor of the Month was added to the Cheltonian page editors, Myra Rosenberg, Judy Caplan, Gene Gruber, Mark Rothman, and Joy Robbins, as the staff functioned without an editor Under the able guidance of sponsor Miss Juanita Downes, the bi-weekly school publication earned a second prize in the annual PSPA contest. Representing Cheltenham at the con- ference were Miss Juanita Downes, Harriet Tullen, Judy Caplan, Myra Rosenberg, Debby Gillies, and Mark Rothman, standing assistance ta the senior staff At Work Editors Bunny, Judy, Gene ond Joy Miss Downes ln the Sprung of l95O the taculty and the student members of the pre vuous year selected the new members to the National Honor Society Se lected from the class of Sl were Roger Abrahams elected president Jackuc Feldenkreus vuce president Wilma Glarum Arthur Foresman Don Muller Judy Caplan Myra Rosenberg and Joy Robbins Another member Anne Hazlett came to CHS as a member of the chapter at the hugh school which she formerly attended This year under the guidance ot Miss Chrusttne Straub the Honor So cuety carried on its tradition of servuce NATIONAL HONOR QOCIETY XS Ls to the school Once again its members alternately assisted in reluevung the cafeteria congestion b making change Also they sponsored o tutor ung servuce for students wishing add: tional aud For selection to the Honor Socuety a qualities of character leadership and servuce as well as tune scholarship ln May of thus year the annual se lectuon of new members was made by the Society and the faculty committee Ten percent of the Senior Class and five percent of the Junior Class re ceuved the honor and were given recog nutuon un an assembly un theur behalf Miss Stroub Bottom Row Left to Right: Caplan Abrahams Davis Miller Miss Straub. Top Row: Rosenberg, Foresman, Hczzlett, Glarum, Robbins. I O C Q 0 . , r HONCR SOCIEI Y Cb -as 6? Q I . l Il l y ll A Davis, Secretoryg orud members Syvert student must exnibir the outstanding ,, U! 1 , A xxx 1 K WWKE A I :Vu X 'il -J. . HI Wi L 1 K .sv 5' 2 aff T1 J l 'sf' j I I I s it Z , , , bgM't,uiim3w3xxiiW V- b ff 9 431. ' ' l l 'xii' ' puff Typists at work ' ,,,,,,.,.w . 4' li . , A Egg ,...,,,,'i,fs?. XXXXXXXN KXXXXYAR XXXWNRXXXXKXXXX t lu I Xi XSS 1 7 I 4 'lf 'ff,, 0,1124 f IJ 'lu , ,fx I f The Place: Room 2l5, Cheltenham High School's backstage for yearbook production. The Time: Early September to late May. Scene I: We see the recently formed staff of the l95l Senior EI Delator talking over plans and choosing a Broadway theme for their book. An appropriate cover design was chosen, Scene ll: The Editorial Board, with the help of the Make-up Committee, held many meetings to plan pages and integrate the theme. The Personals Committee gathered data and penned o thumb-nail sketch for each Senior. Scene lll: With the pages planned, Editorial Board at an Evening Session I 'WAX I 1 5 9 Q f,,ffff 9q,, 3 M-' .4 if ' if IIIIAVFV I the cue was taken up by the Photog- raphy, Art, and Writing Departments Curtis Barnes clicked his camera, Don Miller and Barbara Welchons dis- played their artistic talents, and the crew at writeis pushed their pencils. Scene IV Editor Grace Lotlce and her taithtul assistants spent many tc' dious hours and days reading copy labeling pictures, checking and re' checking every detail so that the mo- terials might get att to the printer oy the deadline, March first Final Scene The finished product, Senior EI Delotor 1951, reaches its readers We, the Staff, hope that it will preserve pleasant memories of CHS life tor every student . V ,,-.. ,Jn .ry 'X f- .. F 2' v , ,XJJ1 4 ' y LA f ,,:..., R111 1 1 J' , lr ' ,vw C. 2 in y f' ,- 5 ,,.-fl .. , ...,,,,, A tl, A nb- lr 'Y .x f, rvw! .Ma -If ,f 1 f' Footboll Queen ond Court DANCES H , . rim rr grit of .mi Off 1- t,'T'V.l'- ,Q YT h Q: gall. 1 V,,'Y1Xll T 'rw etg lv QV Cori Q xl 7 'L .1211 l 'llc lf? L1 The CXLYT' r 1 C tri timvtl t tv- murc 'ut lill, Vvorwcl r rf, me :flv err: .mi tcowtcd an cldw Qlll ti t.i'im,te X ,ti tg. Nimcx Kr hler S rc 7 c - . 1, X fc 1 cctlerwdor .' Lgglot ti 71 ms ft pc only trvm Cheltcrwhom erm fxolhjt rw xwhf turhcd dot tor the onnuol tlrfill Comic N' xcmlnur l 8 Morooo ond l' c X-llefllilbfi were mlxcd wth the CHS -oo om, jj 'fd crcotlhg o testlve otmosohere ,ln Muller polhtcd o boclqdrop portrovlhg the ohhool gomc belhg oloved wh o mommoth ztodlom The exehlhg mos cllmoxed by the croxmlhg ot Mory Loo l-lowkms os Footboll Queen Rudolph, the red-hosed remdeer, Wes the center of ottroctuorm ot the tlmely Christmos dooce oh December 22 From hls post on the bockdroo, whlch hong behmd the bond, Ru- cieljh notched the couples tex trot, rhombo, ohd lltterbog to the sehsotlorwol music of the Dobblholres Crot-.hung the Scmors' lost yeor, the Semor Prom nos held Johoorv 20 brlhglhg welcome rollct otter o turmg meek of exoms The gym, decked os Cohdylohd, swcmed to the muslc of Duck lrwh's orchestro The evohmg lett the Semors ohd thosr guests wth memories long to bo remembered Q qu . -7- S., ' 1' AV ' ' .ngii 9 -ip 's- ' 9 , 6 1 l as sponrs in 1.85 J? 0 f Q5 ,zj , val Bottom Row, Left to Right: Rathgeber, McCann, Luby, Pincus, Polak, Maimon, Vought, Kelly Second Row: Donahue, Harker, Stremic, Lilley, Panichello, Lennox, Gerstemeier, Huston, Spencer. Third Row Shearer Krauss, Blasband, Bayuk, Queen, Bolton, Webster, Holden, Miller. Fourth Row: Waldis, Sloat, Schelfele Scanlan, Johnston, Hare, Cohn, Walton, Cohen. Fifth Row: Cooper, Bergin, Wemple, Vogel, Blum, Robmson Burns, Fripps. FOOTBALL Under coaches Wrillarn Saltzman, hobert Cannnngham, and Davrd Mcllhennv, the Pane ther, swrtched from an early season Tfformaf tuon club to a more successful srngle and double wtngback squad. The change was the source of three of the season's wins 'T A fnrst-game l246 wnn over Dobbnns Vocab tuonal looked as though the tradttuonal ref xerses, end-arounds, and power tactucs whtch marked Blue and Gold teams of the past were fan their way out. but three successuve losses at the hands of Central, 20-6, Haverford, 20-l3, and Radnor, l3fO, convinced the strategtc staff that a change back to the older formatrons was lmperatlve Then followed a three game wunnrng streak rn which Penn Charter fell to the locals, 32-l9, a hrghly regarded Chester squad was downed, l9f6, and a bug Upper Darby crew lost, 32-l3 ln these contests the Panthers resembled the powerhouses of old ln thelr two remamnung tllts, CHS loomed as a fayorrte, wuth theur all lunlor backfneld :if Al Pnncns, Lee Ntaumon, Ken Polak, and Sktp Vaught and sensors Harrx Oaeen and Date Blasband tn thc halfback slots The lrne crrmbrned senlors Ron Kelly, bud Lennox, and Charles Gerstemucr wth standout lunrors John Huston, Larrx Harker, Tcnx Stremrc, and Joe Lnlley Lady Luck stepped tn at thrs peunt and hampered by sernous engurues to A bayuk, Ace McCann, Roddy Dayts, and Al Prncus, the team lost heartbreakers to Upper Menon, .J-l4 and Abnngton 647 fi X' ' , T'--. ffef' 411,11 '1'fY'f?'77 'Pz- fig f. , .., ...ef--1 - A ef. ,. X I H ,jj T.. I, ,, I ,?.,.:.,,5f:5AE4jf3Ji, ':QEfff1'3g: r. - f.i:li12i ff- L. ff? - r A ,rf w-.,,,,36ff1e .1 4. f 'Y Q 'Ji L 'SST-vflfg Y V, we-. '51 -1.1 J .ik Q -A 1 - S 0 k '7fo o'7I R A Hfir I Cow ow, 6 C Sr, Left . fcrk- I Woyns 'O Ri First Row, Left to Right: Grand, Ellis, Bloich, Long, Wit- zomb, Roynor, Libien, Geri-:ke-, McCciHery, Young, Rot!-we schild, Whonn, Farley, Boll, Thomas, Doyle, Second Row: . bf. TO: ' fr, V ' ' '77 -x ' , HOLY: Sigh, MOCW Ag ol-,,7Of7 info ' Kfeinms, Ho f We W. be, Anticipation Schneider, E, Subin, Kouders, Wolf, Cornber. Third Row: Cloren, Prusky, Geer, Sossmon, Whifely, Kuhn, Green, Schontz. Fourth Row: Melorr, Jones, Sykes, Sperber, Silver, Boll, Glessmon, Mr, Hower Fifth Row: Krauss, Bromfield, Toullis, Kellogher, Auspifz, Schontz, Boonin. o,fs ff 2.135 ,fr Beat Abington ABINGTON 9414 CHELTENHAM Despite a school wnde Blue Gold Day and a tremendous rally In the gym teaturmg pep talks by the coach and players the Panthers lost thelr annual tussle with their tradntlona Abnngton Ghost ruvals seven to slx By vurtue of haltback Le Mazmons lnne p unge the locals walked off the fueld wlth a sux polnt halttume lead havung massed the extra point But the Maroon and Whute grldders wer not to be dented as they rebounded an the second halt Tying the score with a ten yard ,ass the Ghosts then added the wunmng pomt Ly a conversuon Thus game marked the second tume rn two years hat the Chelts have dropped decrsuons to thetr Old York Road opponents Wearmg the umtorm ot the Blue and Gold tor the last tlme were halfbacks Dave Blas band and Harry ueen and lnnemen Ron Kelly Bud Lennox Charles Gerstemuer Rod ay Davrs Fred Walton Alex Panuchello Bob Krauss Jack Caplan Duck Dalsemer and Mackey Blum , 1 f ' 0 E A I Q 1 l as-. 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TL: or Tl-If HNQ-is Mrs Jennings ond Mnss Redford v HOCKEY l rreo Dv fr rln S nts rr s pnorn r n o th lvou hrclsfvettes tlorned u to reglster four v t r e og nst three defeots ond one tue Coccr Vlrglnro Redfords pre ornrnontlv gunner sguod relred r pet e Helen Cello to beor the brunt of the scorrng o o she rong up nlne of the seosons fourteen gools The Redtcrdltes cpened th IV seoson t home recordlng o O O tue vvrth o pcppy Rod nor souod Norrlstevvn s Bluc ond Whute wos frrst vuctlrn to foll prcx to thc Pont r os Helen Collos ond cornponx hung up o 4 O wrn ot home Lower Menon s Bulldogs were s to pu the butc on the Chelts vurtue of o 3 l decnsuon on the wlnner s fleld A wpler v-vos unfortunote enough to cotch the orrls on the rebound ond wos shut out 2 O if Q fi. Xxx A trlp to Sprungfreld proved frultless the hosts twisted the Ponthers t I to th tune of 2 l Stull owoy from home th g rls shoded Jenkuntovvn by the shutout score of Wnth Helen Collos contnnuung on her scor :ng vvovs the Pontherettes returned to the frlendlv confines of the CHS othletlc fleld Th ouch o convlncung 4 O wan over Hotboro ond their fourth victory the gurls kept the hom slote unblernlshed for the yeor b ngton cooled the Chelts heels 2 l s nuors Pot Anderrnon Groce Lotke ond Beth Ann Oberholtzer donned the Blue ond Gold for the lost tnme Left to Rngh! Fenster, Swoyer, Frlelnng, Bruch, Lotke Altman, Longcope, Maller, Oberholtzer, Prosser, Andermon, Collos, Heller, Bethel I .X If g ll A f re sc: g to s s 'zo o e 4 l I Hee Coll s, .e 'l'fX ,, J 4 3 J - 4 rc Cl s or s. Y d ' l W r ' N ' ,,. It 6 4 5 , 1 , r l od, s f f . , . J f V e A . o . the , H' X he s, ' ' the fur t t 1 X , by fl , os , , x . O' r 9 - - . , e I W, l 'l fx . l-O, ,Q ' ,A , l f ' - D N' Q' 4 V - ' A 1 ' , - , OS wr cnoss CQUNT Captaan Skap Slocum starred for the Blue and Gold harraers as he led them to vnctory an two of eaght meets and placed second an the PIAA Das tract One run thus earnang a trap to Penn State for the State Ch Shap ampaon Mentor John Geston s cross country team reaoaned the Suburban One League after formang a new team the prevaous season Phaladelphaa Bulletan sports wrater praased Skap after he set a ord an th A n sayanq In ap Slocum Cheltenham has a star cross country man one of the best dastract runners an thas area Sklp ended th e season wath the out stondarag record of sev en farst places and one red rabbon for second an dual competataon a record never achaeved before at Cheltenham Maanstays on the squad were Ray Graeb Ralph Beren E dward Romes burg Don Serago Dack Clark and Rachard Gross Tharty fave candadates partacapoted an thas manor sport for the Panthers thus overcomang a daff aculty whach has faced Cheltenham an the past lack of Slocum Wans Agaan man power Next years squad wall be bankang on the Sophomores and Junaors to try to fall the vacant shoes left by Slocum Bottom Row, Left to Raghf Stem Scanlon Clark Romesburg Schontz McHugh Shoenberg Bohm Top Row Watson Green Gross Sef0QO Koppleman Ruzacko Slocum Greab Beren Mannaz BYOFIGHSS Couch Geston fh Z 5 r ' . I , ' ' rec- K L ' e Haverford ru , ' h, - 1 f A Sk' , A ' 4--ff , J . I 1 I l ' I I I Blue and Gold grapplers ended the '50-'Sl season on a high nate when sophomore sensation John Mcl-lugh added his name to the long list at Dis- trict Champions tar Cheltenham at the PIAA District I wrestling tournament held at Haverford, February 24 Mentor Dutch Lehman's team ended the season with a 667 average winning srx ot the nine meets schedf uled The team started oft like a ball of tire, defeating Penn Charter, Yeae don, and Bristol in fast order before dropping a close match tr, Lower Mere ion The bovs then went on to score victories over Springfield, and the long-time Old York Road rivals, the Abington Ghosts, in what proved to be the best match ot the vear, with the locals on top 22-20, The matmen dropped matches to Haverford and Upper Darby, and top- ped Lansdowne to end the dual com- petition. John McHugh, Jerry Scanlan, Dick Gross, Don Serago, Joe Delzingaro, Fran Rathgeber, Bob Moreland, Bill Lee, Spencer Webster! Toni Stremic, and Larry Harker held down varsity positions to insure Cheltenham their six wins. Next vear's Squad should prove to be the team to be beaten as there will be eight of eleven returning letter! fT1ef1. Bottom Row, Lett to Right: McHugh, Grcss M Rathg-:ter Scanicn Middle Row: Hare, Scanlon, Serago, Delzingare Andersen Webster Top Rgwg Pnmchellm lee F Qathgnhrfr Harker Qvromir Clark Cfedfb Lehman We lljvc BASKET Hampered bx its lack of height, coach David Mcllhennvs charges after a slow start, began to round into shape as the season reached the half-way mark The team was helped by the return of last year's yarsityrnen, Bones Mcl-lugh, Lee Maimon, Ron Kelly, Joe Lilley, and Dick Scheifele, plus former JV cager Leon Kap! pleman, who reached the mid-season's high mark of points scored in one game when he tallied 26 points against Dobbins, Floormen Ken Polak and Bill McCann also donned var- sity togs for the first time Fortunately the team received help in the height department when Al Styer and Dick Reeves moved to the varsity to do their share in the winter campaign, both men being six- feet four At the season's median, Lee Maimon led the scorers with over a hundred points, closely followed by Kelly, Mcl-lugh, and Koppleman. Although weak in the win column, the team put on a good display of basketball for its fans. Employing a switching man-to-man de- fense, the cagers combined the better points of the zone and orthodox man-for-man. l-loopsters Maimon, Koppleman, and Kelly employed a wide variety of lump shots. Lilley showed preference and ability with hook shots, while Mcl-lugh was regarded as deadly with his sets and stabs from outside. Pivotrnen Scheifele, Styer, and Reeves proved effective with their push shots Larry Cooper and Bill Guhl held positions as managers, Bottom Row, Left to Right: Scheifele, Lilley, Mcl-lugh, Kelly, Koppleman, Maimon. Top Row Cooper, McCann, Reeves, Polak, Coach Mcllhenny, J. Guhl BALL ' n if t Bottom Row, Left to Right: Liener, Heller, Bethel, Lotke, Prosser, Andermon, Collins. Top Row: Coach Jennings, Welchons, Bruch, Swoyer Derk, Stackowski, Shinn l-lard hit by the graduation of five out of six starters from last year's sextet, the Pane therettes shaped into an experienced, smoothf playing squad by the close of the rigorous eight-game schedule, Under the tutelage of mentors Mrs. Eliza- beth Jennings and Miss Virginia Redford, the early team practices were devoted to fundaf mental basketball drills. Although forwards Mary Jane Staclfowski, Pat Anderrnan, Mar- garet Weber, and captain Grace Lotke were seniors, the l95l edition of the femme cagers consisted mainly ot iuniors and sophomores The girls opened their regular season by losing a heartbreaking 3le3O thriller to Upper Moreland, when they came from behind to tie in the fourth auarter only to let victory slip from their grasp by virtue ofa foul conf version in the last minute Fortunately the girls were able to snap back the following week, beating Lower Moreland 39137 Orchids are due to the hard-working, un- sung defensive plavers, the guards l-lolding down this backfield position were l-larriet Swoyer, Casey Bethel, and Ann Prosser, who capablv thwarted the oppcsitions scoring at- tempts by use of the effectve zone system Earlier in the season the Blue and Gold lourneyed to Abraham Lincoln High School l-lore thex participated in a program dedif cating the Railspiitters' first girls basketball club 47 -i RYOUNC. MQUS Ffillcv :li BASEBALL RTM? 'HL' -CL- F q Q Ylvlo-wx 175.1 '74 fiurwkz- .ff wf 75,2 .4- Alded by the return of szx letterrnen from last year s varsity squad coaches Robert Cunrungharn and Ralph Gar reth opened sprung tralneng wlth hugh hopes of a furst dnvlsson fanash Based on early season perform ances the team sparked by the tune hlttung of Ron Kelley and Joe Delzm garo came up wnth three vactorues nn four non league tussles Wuth the exceptuon of second base man Delzlngaro four former varsnty catcher Skip Vaught flrst baseman Curt Barnes and thnrd sacker Ron Kelley held down the lnfleld posatnons Flycatchers Ken Polak John Bergun Fred Walton Tony Strernlc Sleepy Robnnson Alex Panuchello and Fred Burgess dlvude the chores In the out fueld To back up junror hurlers Jack Long and Ken Terry coach Cunningham came up wuth two soph hurlers nn Ted Bamford and Al Kaercher -din 48 El X Q E diva. 'l L Nh mf, ,,wYV'f'1f, S Bottom, Left to Rlghf L ng Vaught, Mcl-lugh, Delassandro Kelly Pamchello Robnnson Second Row Bomford Stremlc Lllley Lombardo Polak Walton Top Row Mr Cunnmgham, Hamburg Terry Bcrgun Kaercher Barnes, Stern ! f l 5 . ' X x . ' Y 7 - x I A ff' I V X , J All wi 1: f'.- l ' ' le. , . h . t ' l 'w---lr e,,-, '. :' ,gif Q 1 f '- , . 'Q ' K .,-w,,.'1'4 ji: - ' -.fe ,, ' .--1-1 Q , v Q Q , , . , . 'A f- Q ' ' , Q, J 4 ,, ,, , D ax 3 - , I .W . .C A fn g . . - K g ' 10 I - 'N .. Aipx . , . wr. I . B V. , . N h A I players, short-stop Ed McHugh, I ,t-4 'Req' - ' TQ r si u I . ., My wwf ' ' 24,2-in QQ, ll I , I 11 lr 79' '. . f ,J U X. Ki yu 'll' 0 ll ,vat f B - 4 N NY x 1 ll t V . vf X ff l I - ' 1 1 g I l . B . 4 K , V1 4 T c l 2 r B l l Q 4 . ' . . lf! ' 9 .f T 'T' Lia... C ff If TRACK With many returning lettermen, 'Sl 's track team has proved to be one of the best CHS has seen rn a number ot vears ln a pre season meet at the Nrnth Annual Indoor Track Meet at Camden Conventron Hall Harry Palmer and Skip Slocum earned second and third place medals an the hugh lump and mule run respectrvely Returnnng lettermen on thus years squad Include Jake Updegrove Ed Poehlman Roddy Davrs Harry Palmer and Bull Krauss competlng IU varuous tueld events Dave Blasband and Muckey Roth man speclaluzed an hugh and low hurdle competutron Ralph Beren Skip Slo cum Ray Gneb Bernard Comber Bob Rudolph and Joe Waters made therr sprkes churn the track an the runnrng events Coach John Geston rs dependung upon the newcomers Rowland Sampson Bll McCaffery Dave Cohn and Dave Schantz to gain valuable experience that wll be needed to make next years squad a mann contender nn the 52 Dnstrnct Championships 1 t K .lean -- Bottom Left to Rnght Shoenberg Shantz Regusters Salesky Blosbond Krauss McCann Rudolph McCatfery Rothman Second Row Wexler Comber Mannherz Palmer Jones Kamp mater Poehlman Davus Subln Thurd Row Watson Harker Harnulton Frommer Denms Cahn Gerrclfe Arnbacher Luchs Top Row Mr Geston Updegrove Beren Greub Sl cum Juhl Vogl Huston 1 V -a l 1 . . , V I 1 1 1 1 I - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 l l . . , 1 1 V 5. 45.3 A ' ao . -I 1 'T . H ' . . ' . I ' in , - . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 r I 7 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 C 1 : ' o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ff' if 'Ka- 'P Bottom Left Oo Rnghf Slepm evr-cf BVCVWGSCVYGNU P YCNQY felffer bmeftzer Brxve Luecke Second Row f-r v. Klfwex emnq M Vw wx Scbum GC Top Row bu erm Cm D vw uc v. x Qcbmfc' Hon' TENNI Bottom, Lett to Right: Biur-menthol Schicm Mflgrom Kleml Spwtzer, Seconc Row: Simon, Kluggermcm, Abrahams, Gross Cowon, Brzzrxdcs Top Row: Mr, White Chonifm, Metzrrfor Goldatenrf J . a . fv' , -WK f . Y ' fxfmwf' J ,I V, YH V uv' A 1: if-f 'J J I 111' Bottom, Lett to Right: Hemewl K1-gm M005 Scrfrvcwder, Chotkm, Schu mon Lctke Cclims Top Row: Lampe, Che-xerellu, Weldon, Wlnegrod Heiler, Mugs Redford, EXHIBIT NIGHT N 1 in s Mrs. Lambert Left to Right: Jordan, Doyle, Wayns, Kohler. S or s TA 'rf l SENIOR ADMINISTRATION Playing their roles to the hilt, Senior Administration Club members and class sponsor, Mrs Dorothy Lambert, began working on Pram plans as soon as the club convened in September. The activity continued to grow in size and importance, reaching a climax on the night ot January 20 in Candy- land. Every Wednesday afternoon at one- titty, President Harry Jordan or Vice President Bernice Doyle called the club to order Secretary Kitty Wayns' minutes reviewed the previous weelds action, and the Treasurer's report was presented by Nancy Kohler, revealing the class' financial standing. Getting down to business, Barbara Welchons was chosen as chief designer for the Prom decorations, while Anne Hazlett and Bert Korman became co-chair- men ot the Decoration Committee, which was guided by Miss Kathleen Sullivan. l-larriet Tullen's committee chose the orchestra, while Barbara Pattison and Alma Street rounded up sodas and homesmade cookies tor re- freshments The numerous posters and card-tloaters around school were the responsibility at Judy Caplan and her Publicity Committee. On the Clean-Up Committee, Dave Blasband was the capable chairman, aided by Mr, Ralph Leut, Mrs Dorothy Lambert OUR SPONSOR The Sensor Class owes much to Mrs Doro thy M Lambert for her skslltul gusdance and helpful advsce dursng thesr three years at Cheltenham As class sponsor she asspelled doubts over college course or career and gave needed encouragement Under Mrs Lambert s benetscent dsrectson the class Admsnsstratson Club planned suc cessful affasrs Sophomore Square Dance Party Junsor Sensor Receptson Sensor Prom and a wonderful Commencement Dance to clsmax thesr days at CHS When a few sensors suggested a Book Re vsew Club Mrs Lambert gave her tsme and energy for thss purpose Here chosen classscs were dsscussed and snformatson gasned under the snfluence of her wealth of knowledge Her wsllsngness to help her sympathetsc ear and her delsghtful humor helped to make CHS a pleasanter place for each sndsvsdual sn the Sensor Class For thss the Class of l9Sl thanks Mrs Lambert 0 A1 Qi, X -1-,--.-1. u Most For School-Kohler, Best Lookgng C-'Owen poster Rudoi ph 1 - ,,-43 ,.V- N00 lx W LOW Pe? Wes' Best Dressed+Krouse, Lmsk Q a -on J 'Iv ' ,I QS 5 , 9 :- 1? A Best Personality-Roynor, Ho re X! 5 . Most Athletic-Kel ly, Lofke Cutest Couple-Street, K rouse, svcc 1 0 . N SQ LKveb.XO5 eeaf we Y I 'Y P50 9,60 N Q .,.. ,J Most MusicaIH+TouIIis, Engel Biggest Flirts-Blum, Snyder TT FQXCXQO' sk ACYQYSXAOY Be kfeX5 Best Mechanic+l.ombo rdo , - r , 1 ' 'o . .0 ' . ' ' G2 ,- O ' ' X v V' ' ' ---- iw fak' I -q ' t O O Most School Spirit-Moreland, Best Sense of Humor-Hvrsdwem Hawkins hom, Palmer . O X 0 , if O K Most Artistic-Miller, Bloho . in R,4 0 X 1. xp. . ' f if ' Weber estxck v, .1 ow' MOS' . ' f 00009 X Q N X ' 1 Natalse Ashworth 509 Ashmead Road Cheltenham Lee partscspated sn dra matics sn junsor year lskes to nst favorste subjects are art and Span s would lske to go to college and then art school Art and Homemaksng clubs pet peeve ss people wno wont let her have her own way favorste e pressson ss How bout that' Sally Baker 1821 Erlen Road Oak Lane Lskeable Sally easy to get along wsth enjoys tele vssson favorste subjects snclude homemaksng and P D dsslskes sarcastsc people very actsve member of Red Cross plans to at tend Temple after hsgh school Curtss Barnes 636 Custns Road Glenssde Curt our effscsent news paperman wrstes for he Easton Road Gusde p o tography rates hsgh Yearbook photography edstor Publscsty Sensor Admsn sstratson and Yearbook clubs fsrst baseman on varssty baseball squad pet peeves snclude Latsn and Shakespeare career as newspaper wrster and photographer Roger Abrahams 8204 Cedar Road Elksns Pork Wllh a Song sn hss Heart DOpulOr songgter Rag w s sn the operetta sn ss sophomore year Chrsstmas play sn junsor year and com munsty play when a sensor Pressdent of Honor So csety Tennss Team Yearbook Chorus Student Councsl plans future sn law or theatre Jane Altman 7815 Msll Road Elluns Park Sweet quset Janne cells sn dramatscs worked sn summer stock sn he operetta her sophomore year junsor and sensor years she was a valuable make up artsst Yearbook Staff Chorus played hockey softball and basketball future sn dramatscs Elasne Ashby 7635 Washsngton Lane Elkzns Park college Larry Baker 512 Ryers Avenue Cheltenham Larry lskes cars for hss out ssde enjoyment enjoys shop work Shop and Study clubs dsslskes Englssh outssde of school pastsme s a Hornet Barlow 632 Arbor Road Cheltenham The lsfe of any party fun poksng Harrset ss s ed New edstson to Sensor Class Nebraska member played n The Great Bsg Doorstep enjoys art and algebra mussc readsng wrstsng letters takes up her spare tsme looks ahead t by all actsve sn Pallette Players manager of Soft ball Team homeroom secretary sn junsor and sensor years member of Pub lscsty Commsttee dsslskes ants Phsllses fans future elementary school teacher Mary Barto 111 Clsff Terrace Wyncote Good natured and brown eyed descrsbes our Mare Crazy about msdget auto racsng Ioathes boys who wear blue suede shoes spends spare tsme typsng for Yearbook and Cheltonsan futur wsll fsnd her at some college 'Nts' f5IbvX V7 k Vsrgsnsa Allen 343 Harnson Avenue Elksns Park snny Baltsrnores gsft to Cheltenham lskes to swsm enjoys Englssh and dsslskes sarcastsc people Typsng Club spends lessure tsme gosng to Gettysburg to see Eddse hopes to go to Penn can be heard saysng Well w'sat do you know? Patrscua Anderman 911 Melrose Avenue Oak Lane Cute vsvacsous Pat par tscspates sn all spots pressdent of her homeroom sensor year Chasrman of Publscsty Commsttee joys summers at Cape Ma often says You re nght marrsage after college Elayne Ashton 1715 Wsllow Avenue Oak Lane Elaynes the gsrl wsth the bsg smsle for everyone can be heard everywhere say sn Oh ssh' favorste subjects are P D and Englssn thsnks catty gsrls are repulssve Chorus School Servsce and Modern Dance Clubs plans to attenc art school CY b- H H HG- Hi . ,r Q G 'lt , -.1 jf 1 Pb .... -- ff 1' s r I ,, . gi . . 4 s, .,, , I ex- V - ss rr - - , ' r 1' - , X x A - L ' ...en- - , . ' ti. ' o , I If H .. . ih... 4 T I '--, Pt. , . X- V. . -rs s sf ,, 4 j I .. A - . . . I.k I I 4 . sr 'H .. - , Y H ' l1- s, . s, ,, .. , . Y S ' s ' l, ' , . A.. f ,, . 1 4 ' Theresa Battisto 116 Llmeklln Plke Glensnde nookne dancung and eatlng hates people who stare pet ex pressnon Oh Agnes outslde activity typnst for Cheltonnan looks forward to secretarnal posntnon up n graduatnon Jean Berkowltz 8241 New Second Street Elkms Park Jeanne known for her lncessant laughter adores dancung octave member of U N C H S repre sentatuve to World Affaurs Councll Yearbook Staff Fellowshup Club works on Publnclty Commnttee favornte expressnon Simply dlvlne plans to attend college Yvonwe Blaha 415 Ashrnead Road Cheltenham Yvonne played In the band and orchestra for two years favorlte subjects are art and chemnstry Athletic Councnl and Art Club pet peeve as concerted people often says That II go over luke a lead balloon 'SZ' it G John Bergin 8011 Cooke Road Elknns Park Jack llkes huntung fash mg and women basebol squad member favornte sub ects tnclude PT and lunch drummer ID band and orchestra plans a future nn the Navy Sonna Berezm 8134 Cadwalader Road Elkuns Park Loquacnous Sonna famous for her arguments un class lnkes dancing archery al sports spends vacatlons at camp enjoys worknng In the library looks for ward to college next year Norma Blanch 217 Laurel Avenue Cheltenham Mudge shortest mem ber of the color guard and band plays the piano ln her spare tnme when not wuth Bernie enjoys dancing snobbush people get on her nerves sees a future n college at fb 3 'S 'N 'hs N '93 Davnd Blasband 637 Foxcroft Road Elklns Park Good lookung fu n lovmg Dave IS actnve on the foot ball basketball and track teams homeroom president sophomore and junuor years lnkes good muslc especnally jazz dlslukes loud gurls famous for remarks whsle readung morn jng announcements nn Span :sh class college atter graduatlon Robert Boyd 307 Wanng Road Elkms Park Bob llkes swlmmmg and drnvlng trlgonometry al gebra and typlng are hrs favornte subjects a whnz at chess Mechantcal Drawung Projection Engl neers clubs enjoys par tncupatuon nn Spanush class Pl future brnngs Theologucal School Joan Bryner Susquehanna and Pmetown Roads Jarrettown Joan was an actnve Chel tonnan typlst hunts n spare tlme favonte sub ject rs bookkeepung an noyed by cljques loves Chevrolets Bankung Homemokung clubs out slde Interest talkmg often says For the love of Pete Marhn Blum 5116 Pennway Street Philadelphia 24 Mtcky came to C H S un llth grade from Pennington Prep varslty football Decoration Commnttee enjoys wme women and bebop pet peeve glrls that wear college dmks C H S halls frequently heard sayung Gee Dad expects to enter North Caro Inna State Unlversnty Patrncla Brennan 801 Rowland Avenue Cheltenham Oh lush' IS Pats fovornte expression frlendly well liked known for her bug brown eyes wrote for Cheltoman, and Yearbook Jumor Admnnnstratlon Socaal Commuttee dotes on football games telephone con versatlons and weekends next stop-college Stanley Burley 7312 Butcher Street Oak Lane Chnppy s ternfuc sense of humor and keen wut keeps every one laughmg next to gurls ammals lnterest hum most art rates flrst ID school subjects always seems to be saymg Whats happenung9 future un dertaker t, -f, . S lzkes PD., H ,, . . A ' ' ' ' , . ,. I ' . , . . . j r 51 , - V V. r . .. A . . . 4 Q J , f 7 Y , . . , . ' '. I ,. . .. rf I H . H . I U j . I . 11 .11 - , g H , 9 ' ' . ' 1, 5 Q . I - - - 1 H . 1, . f , in A ' ' ' . . , ,, , . . . , , 1 , . . . ,, H . - ,, V ,, . i . . , In 'P xx ' ' A - 11 11 , . .. ,. Q - -- ' ll ll - 1 . H H r . . 1 Q 1 - , I ... w ' - I I U j . . . , , if . A I V I ' ' , . . . . , - I L t ' ' rf . , ,, .. 1 . . . I ' I V ' ' ' , - ff 1 ' . . . 1 I , . ' ,, , .1 Carol Byrnes 100 Woodland Road Wyncate Cute pettte Corol yolunte rs ot Ablngton Hosputol ln spore turn enyoys swlrnmlng ond kntttmg ytce pres: dent of her homeroom ln sen r y teochlng or nursmg holds her unterest tor the future Judnth Caplan 7913 Montgomery Avenue Elluns Park Although constontly busy Judy hos o friendly smile for everyone second poge edltor of Cheltonuan mem ber of Honor Socnety octave tn Fellowshup House Book Revuew Club Yeor book Stoff lukes to toke lon tnps by Sl A future ln lournollsm Beryl Cohen 7815 Park Avenue Elluns Park Buttons dlslukes fresh boys but lnkes French PD ond swtmmung goes to Fellowshnp House Decoro tron Publnclty commuttees Cheltonron School Servrce Knnttrng clubs so 5 N foolrn future ot col 9 1 5? Jack Caplan 8249 Faurvrew Road Elluns Park op ts well lfnown oround ool fr ht Chest con vertrble member of foot boll teom fomous for pgrtues llyes for sum mers un Moroote wth speed boot member of Yeor book club Chorus Decorotlon Comrntttee v ot end Unwersu v North Coroltno Davld Chomsky 6417 N Forrhull Street Phnlcdelphua 26 Dove often mox be heord soynng How obout thot? detests getttng up for school an the mornlng enloys sclence ond hopes to m e thus hrs future ro fessron Bernard Comber 7928 Park Avenue Elkms Park School sprrlt ond mernment put Bernle on too cross Country ond trock member vlce presudent of Junuor Closs presudent of sensor homeroom one of our Student Councll onnouncers bond ond orchestro mem er seeks coreer an med: cge Rnchard Dalsemer 7865 Sprung Avenue Elluns Park Good notured lolly Dlclf llked by oll ployed n footboll teom enloys tc lfkeepung ond M un ntnghom s P D classes d 'V spor s on rr s ten heord soytng P y c o ure ln r estote Lawrence Cooper 537 Shoemaker Road Elknns Park Coop as omblttous ond octave qulck to lough ot o joke or tell one oot boll monoger bosketboll monoger golf teom u dent Councll n rumor yeor hotes people who dont lough ot his jokes plres to be on entertolner Kathanne Cowen 147 Townshup Lune Jenkmtown n o oround g r oy prowed her populonty by elec tron to the Football ueens court vlv0CIOus cheer leoder Senror Admrnts trotlon Yeorbook Edt tonol Stoff loves sum mers ot Morgote should moke o bug hut ot Smrth Col 'leur 1 Carole Courduff 223 Parksade Lane Glenslde MOnk Slugger for ony softboll teom typnst for Cheltoman corny jokes xrrntote Corole noted for her long block tresses ond her lough Corole rs octave an sports Ilkes dotlng exclolms Whot o howl Jud: Creamer 8210 Cadwalader Road Elkms Park Ot s terrlfnc sg 5 Url worked on Dec rotl n C mmtttee tn scho l or len lowshlp House ond settlcm nt house outstde of school llkes to swum Frencn P D foyonte sublects pgcygd by preludlced people Cl'tOOl SONIC? Knuttnng cluls college next xeor Roddy Davis 2056 S John Russell Crrcle Elluns Park ROCMN DUVUCIDOYCG ln foot boll Gnd lrOCk hopeg fgr o future ln englneerlng lIlKQ5 l'Y101l'1 D991 D CVC 'S buwrto Q02 fom Us for l dcbotcs tn chonlcol Drowmq Apporotus clubs spend spore ttme wrth Cosste HC ,, X sch o s ' Y V e . , 4 4 V I n . ,F , , LJ xv IC cor . . , ' - - , I full T ly' of TY J H A j - - ' ' I D r ' 7 x, V , . . - Q14 ' p - X Q v' ...T ..... I 1 . . I I ' YI rl O I D A - 7 I ' ' ' ' b ... - 1 C lege- cine. t , ' , I . . . St - A' ' .' ' I K I U A ' . . . os- A ' ' A ll- ll, K 'fTh ' V' x J 1 Q I .O. . GV X, X f . S D' I1 . I n y W Q o SLR ' r C V Q1 . . 1 l I . ' Q ia' , , ,, ltkeb K tr d Q 'A D E 1,5 ,V , PD V Me- l of ' f , ' lo ut V, o I' , , , fut IS eol , , 5 T -7' 'Sli i Ruth Ellis 1201 Valley Road Oak Lane Ruthy served as CHS drum maaorette cornmattec member for Senaor Prom pet sayang Movaes are bet ter than ever dlslllws snobs future educataon at college planned Joan Eyde Lakesade Apartments 33 B Melrose Park e s came to CH second semester at At lantac Caty Hagh School Joan was very actave basket ball captaan four years volleyball kackball hockey player member of the Dance Club ace skates an spare tame enaoys goang to AC Katherane Farley 428 Cottman Street Cheltenham Kay wath her fraendly smale serves as a nurse s aad lakes to knat fa vorate subaect as PD Band, School Servace and Krwt tang clubs outsade of school pastame tu r n s ta dancang wall seek a fu ture an the faeld of nursang Qi 1-'-Q Walma Davas 7508 Woodlawn Avenue Oak Lane IICQC an ner tuturc 'W S Ca Ckcx aunaor h 'nc m p s m rr Yearbook rcfr y cf' c new f ec LJ N C H S lf Reyaew c un e Frcn rn dern danca t r Wor er btudents for em l Bernadane Doyle 119 Old Soldaers Road Cheltenham Bernae erved a Veep of na r typast Or Cheltonuan es t na Q CVWIJX H rt tdvOraTC ubaects n ash an aar Admanastrataon and Band s ends casu L tame clancang b wlang playang ten nas future as stenogra pher Dolores Durant 216 W Glensade Avenue Glensade Where there s harmony there s dark headed Doodles loves to sang cowboy tunes played basketball for two years plays for church team Monday naghts future secretary she exclaarns Oh what a panac Verna Engel 817 Galbert Road Cheltenham Good thangs come an small packages proved by Verna a bundle of talent entertaaned many assemblaes wath her abalaty at the ey board member at o chestra Yearbook Staff Ccretary of Junaor Cla plans career as musac teacher Daana Fackenthal 127 Hewett Road Wyncote D played varsaty hockey and tennas pretty and demure she doesnt look lake the trag and physacs champ she as dasplays wonderful talent at the paano s e really daslakes people who talk about nothang Ealeen Farrell 301 Hamson Avenue Elkins Park ' Leenae smales l9a Penn State rooter daslakes sally boys and over bleached haar Chorus Club spends leasure tame datang and dancang You saad wnat9 and 'All I need as a penny are favorate expressaons everybody s buddy Edwln Deverell 209 Hewett Road Wyncote A member of track and CVOSS Country teams Teds favorate subaects Clude Englash Clnemastry and mechanacal drawang bualdang radaos swammang and gymnastacs take up Ted spare tame future holds te-Chnacal w rk an store George Duncan 1608 Wallaw Avenue Oak Lane George lakes to make model Cars fayorate subaects are shop and P T spends leasure tame workang and par ttcapatang an sports hopes to ga anto the landscape busa ness after hugh school Joyce Edelman 331 Lasmore Avenue Glensade Secretary of homeroom sastant bank manager ganazer of Career Day Con ference partacapant n bookkeepang actavataes pastame Raanbow Garls nursang or offace work an future 'QX Q0- 7 'W I ba ac sees ci' . ' Hi, ir o etx sv hi 1 auafi as y ai resaoent as Lph- , ' ' l ' . C: Da and De matron ' ,f 5 rt -s l , ' ' , Fellgwshlp, Boat I ts V A ' ' . , fr. , lay 5 a ch, o D - ,na Pj vvirks O lfl A Fez: 3 lets ' ' D f ' ' ocrarac Act on. Q Q . ' ' s s , E Se o Class ' f V .4 ' , lat-. Q at r ' Q , 7, anl H f' s ,pi s ' ' ' 1 ,V j e f f s gl: gl ' d PD. , V ' . . . Mameotypxng club, Sen- ' ' ' - ,A A , - H Kp lx V N y 5 - A - f OS- ' . . . Or- ' H 1 , . . as . 11 l I .1 . iv H 'I . . . I GS V b 4 . . . 5 ss V 'V R d . .S. ,, H I , ' ' f . . . ra Q7 1-pf We 1, 5 inn C? to Charles Gerstemerer 7707 Unuon Avenue Elkuns Park Good loolang f ll of fun varsuty football and wrestlung Cheltenham s future matunee udol spends spare tume tunkenng wuth cars Gus us an ardent stock car racung fan future salesman Sondra Goldenberg 1418 Ashbourne Road Elkuns Park Blonde blue eyed Sandu ns well known for her work on Socual Homeroom and As sembly commuttees hates Canc uted people spends tume talkung on phone and datung dramatlcs and mudelung are pet unterests tuture radlo and T V Henruetta Gouley 8227 Hugh School Road Elkuns Park Hank says Was that I t an lt s drvu e Yearbook and Cheltonuan Staffs Fellowshups U N C H S Book Revuew clubs Osststant un lrbrary Home room Commuttee takes art musuc lessons un spare tame Iukes Englush Lotun future plans unclude col lege 'NT' Jacqueline Sarah F ldenkreus 601 Stetson Road Elkuns Park Est GCtress CCNP r Crec lt vu lstm s pl ar 1 w u x no de L a d rate s udent H FC Cretx u err f C M nth Ch lrrnar' A ernt lx Comm TTCC tor of football prog am Yearhork Staff plans language work after college Frank Foster 401 Laurel Avenue Cheltenham Al the gurls swoon over Frankue wuth good reason too engoys duscussrons rn Mr Garreth s P D class swummung and apparatus rate hugh among sports e peeve people who clown all the tume spare tlme de voted to hus auto chooses law for hrs future Jean Gardner 8346 Roberts Road Elkuns Park Squeek us quuet but so cuable tres petrte hopes to study art can t stand frued egg plant loves skuung and soft ball Chorus Club fOVOfIl6 expressuon You thunk so hah? can always be found wuth food Suvert Glarum 127 Webster Avenue Wyncote The Class of Sl s fu ure Eunsteun member of Honor Socuety devotes spare tume to radlo work joys Typung Club excels un math and chemrstry earnest modest Srvert wlll at tend Kalamazoo College and eventually work rn scuence Fredlyn Goodman Ashbourne Road and West Avenue Elkuns Park Brown eyes and dark halr descrubes our Freddle actuve un homeroom un sopho more and senlor year lrkes hustory hates Lllnt dates further education at Syracuse Unuverslty Mauer Green 8360 Fusher Road Elkuns Park Moser us well Iuked fo hrs ready smlle and easy gorng manner Nu ht us ur future Sammy Snead plays a hot trumpet ln the band and orchestra mem ber of golf team for three years often heard sayrng lve got news for you future un college and then pruntung busuness M Arthur Foresman 406 E Glensude Avenue Glensude Art enjoys chem. trx math frshrng and CollQCtln mrnerals l-lonor Socletv tennls manager and basrne manager of the Cheltonuan are o few actuvltles Year book and Orchestra clubs plans to attend Prunceton o Penn for a meducal Career Robert Frred 26 C Lakesude Apartments Oak Lane Bob lukes wrestllng hobby IS model tralns favorrte subjects are P T and lunch Apparatus ani Chorus clubs hopes for future as C P A or tax spe cualust pet peeves are danclng borlng assernblles and gurls halrdos favonte expressrons are George and Frederuck Gauch 7314 Oaklane Road Oak Lane Fred us seen around Chel tenham ln a green Dodge he lukes trg and mechonrcal drawung peet peeve women druvers ln general takes typung rn club w fund a future un busuness 'bf 8305 sox YI 'f f Us. u B' ' J . has .' to he l loads rn t C ,, , 5 w A Cr-r, o, Sxs wr t r :om 3 g . 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'f f' H r OIOH d ' H - . . , g a , I If , I Elsa Lu Greenblatt 7605 Woodlawn Avenue Oak Lane Dance School Servlce Knlttlng clubs sold foot Poll p cgroms Home D c ratl n commltt Fellow hap lub llkes PD and Sponlsh IS llke fresh oss outslde ot school pastlme dates Eugene Gruber Park Sprung Manor Elkms Park Gene s remarks are sure to llven up any conversotlon thlrd page edltor at Chelton ran ardent football fan tennls enthuslast l es P D Eng IS votes spare time to 5000 of ne twlns plans to cr college ln the al Ivan Hamberg 8300 Cedar Road Elkuns Park Tall handsome socloble Ive homeroom presldent ln sophomore year octave o basketball tennls and baseball squads outslde tor keeps hum ln tram lays Mr Cunnlnghams PD class often heard saylng Keep cool ve plans to attend Ohlo State Rrchard Gross 537 E Church Road Elkms Park Cheltenham s flywelght wrestler ogre Duck als was on the tennls and cr ss country teams chemlstry named favorlte sublect member of Chess Club hobby photography ture Iles ln college and per hops psychology Wnlllam Guhl 'l5'l'l W Cheltenham Avenue Oak Lane To dark l ll sports especlally basketball and baseball baseball manager favorlte sub lecs PT and Engllsh lnterest outslde at school Brooklyn Dodgers How are you dolng Ace? fu ure ll tlnd hmm ID Sallue Hare 13 C Lakesude Apartments Oak Lane ersonollty gal Sol known by all for her warm smlle and frlendllness peppy cheerleader and QVC clous hostess Student Councll s lndustrlous ll te secretory thrlves on foot ball games and telephone con versatlons a sure SUCCESS ln the future 41 15- W4 I 1 r - A Mary Lou Hawkins 222 Buckley Road Lslensude HS C H S S Football Queen and head cheerleader Lou IS popular around school loves to swlm all the tlme cute pcppy Loule flnas tutulc IU buslness Margaret Heacock 133 Heacock Lane Wyncote ender Moy e n , 0 Swlfnrnlng and summers at CPVUV Beach llkes PD and wlll be glad to get out of l-rench loves to drlve the Chevle hates bays who coll on her mother Sylvla Henry 7325 Butcher Street Oak Lane Cheeks IS noted for her cheery lively smlle mem ber or Bulletln Board Cam mlttee loves to sung read take walks and dance lkes glrs wlth oo much VHORG up fovorlte subyects P D commerclal law PT 3 Nu--f 71 Frances Ann Haxlett 226 Harrrson Avenue Glensude Cornlng New York s pretty glft to Cheltenham upon arrival ln sensor year Ann won frlends qulckly and easuly took part un school play member of Chorus and Honor Soclety a welcome plana player ln any crowd partial to get togethcrs wlth the gurls college IH the future wlth post graduate work ln Child welfare Sandra Hellverl 'l2 C Lakeside Apartments Oak Lane Sandy loves muslc plays plana ln spare tlme taps ln class llkes Trng wants future ln sclence at college Modern Lan guage Sensor Admlnlstratlon Clubs Lmda Hrrshenhorn 7405 N 'l2th Street Oak Lane Lln llkes muslc knlttlng and dogs keeps busy wuth sorority and a fellow named worked for Fellow Shlp Club Llnda s clever lakes and bubbllng laugh keep classes chuckllng f ' I . . , I o VSCuCVT , We 5 4 o I A ees n A A I lg ' . . . s C , . . 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I Q , dlsl l t - - - l Bruce Holton 405 Jefferson Avenue Cheltenham Member of Chorus and Or chestra clubs photography and hrs job as usher n movle take up Bruces spare tlme ljkes sclence and career ln busnness awalts after graduatuon Alexandra Jablow 1604 W Olney Avenue Phnladelphua 41 lmpy came to CH S ln llth grade er ever ready smule made her many frnends lrkes muslc ng lush good records and Sonny weather sungung an playlng the plana are two of her many talents future college Elalne Jeffrey Apt 4 2005 B Cheltenham Avenue Jeff duslukes other nnck names such as Ragmop favorute expressnon ts rjghty enjoys swlmmlng danclng and flshtng tnve an Bankrng Club and Student Athletuc Councul futre ofhce work Patsy Honsberger 323 Oak Road Glensnde o and slum P ave to dance drrve the Olds and read able Cheltan cn typlst member Chorus for three years drslrkes the short lunch hour often heard saylng t-or heaven s sakes tutur plans Include a course ln mer chondlsung at college Henry Jacobnne 521 W Glensnde Avenue Glenstde Whenever theres baseoar youll fund Sonny joys bulldlng thlngs ln SNOD Mechanucal Drawtng ant Metal Shop clubs has job takes up most ot hrs spare tlme ure IS a questlon Valesca Jones Cheltenham Typlng Club works at Wanamaker s enjoys wrlt un llkes bookkeeplng Englush hopes to be a buyer for a store ax lk -35- 1 arf' 1 iso Vx fi' X-Frrdi Harry Jordan 1830 Erlen Road Oak Lane A welcome addltlon to any crowd Harry ts known for hrs personaluty leadership acting and sunglng ablllty ead ln many school plays homeroom president tn sopho more and junuor years Sensor Class presldent track team successfully headed Safety and Assembly Commlttees In junuor year hobby photography Nancy Ketels 416 Carlton Avenue Wyncote Nancy us always clowntng around hobby us art French and Engllsh are her favorlte subjects e peeve IS people eatung pop corn IH movles seeks career as a cornmercual artnst Lounse Klem 411 Lodges Lane Elkms Park Besldes beung presldent of her homeroom and a member of Student Councul pretty enthusuastuc Wease was chalrman of the Soclal Com muttee loves French and a student at Wesleyan hates her nlckname crystal ball shows college after graduatton James Kelly 7312 Keenan Street Oak Lane Good lookung ath ete C H S pleasung person alnty amuable captaln ot Football team basketba I and baseball star Scholastuc Football honors enjoys P D dlscussuons l9J and bookkeeplng Ron plans to attend buslness school after graduation Jean Kmmer 131 Hewett Road Wyncote Jeanne enjoys musrc as a hobby enchanted audu ences wlth her stngung In sev eral Cantatas Chemustry and P D rate as favorlte sub jects lnkes to rude and sketch Chorus Club tavorrte saynng ns Youre a o Nancy Kohler 822 Wudener Road Elkins Park Cute and peppy Nanc keeps occupled beung Sentor Class treasurer worktng nn the library and wrrtrng for th Tlmes Chronlcle always says, I wanna tell you ' lnkes to llsten to the radxo especnolly WTEL hopes to become a secondary teacher T ll , Qt l s . - ' i G ' . .Q A. at tn, S . P.D .... ' ' ' ' ' , ,,, ' 5 'A - I I y ,, I 4 - - hi 4 V - , . ,, le A , W, - . , . n- v . t . I I - y j R I N ,S A I n I 1 . . . tut ' big 'Z' I Elkins Pgrk Ryers Avenue K V . . . ,LM A 1 V s ' D . . . D ' ' l g b. . . , . . f . A - - OC' ' ' ' h -if Af l ' ' - ' l of f i A ' ' - I . . . All- , I . A d ll. ' Arlene Krouse 5711 N 17th Street Phrladelphua 41 Studebaker Queen Arl came to C H S un llth grade fashuonable addu tuon to the C H S halls unterests unclude musuc Ort and ballet noted for her terrufuc fugure and smart clothes expects to attend Harcum Junuor College Wrlluam LeCloux 1802 Beech Avenue Oak Lane Bull hopes for a future un yum lr rnr1tl't and shop ore hugh on favornte subuect lust Apparatus Club Wullram Lee 349 Harrrson Avenue Elkrns Park Master of the mats B ll rates wrestlung as top sport enuoys partues e peeves stuck up gurls Gnd those who smoke fovorlte sayung George Dl0 'S to attend college upon grodu atuon .v Xl 4-is Berton Korman 7415 N 12th Street Oak Lane ert us very actuve n school affaurs served on Assembly and Publucuty com muttees chaurman of Dec oratuon Commuttee lives for summers at shore and racung hus speedboat Alyce Kramer 625 Woodland Avenue Cheltenham Typust for the Cheltonuan favorute subjects are bankung and PT Bank ung and Mumeo typung clubs has not decuded on a fu ture but us consuderung beung 0 bookkeeper outsude pastumes are televusuon mov ues and good records Robert Krauss 316 Harruson Avenue Elkuns Park Handsome auuet very luke abe seen druvurug blue Hudson actuve on foot ball and track team one of C H S s many Krauss boys enuoys Mr Garreth s P D peruods spends tume play ung puano aspures to be a lozz puanlst Donald Kuhn 2113 8 S John Russell Curcle Elkuns Park Don welcome addutuon to Cheltenham thus year plays the trumpet un orches ra enjoys good food and women future band mem er Richard Lee 7662 Wlllrams Way Elkrns Park Duck arruved from Mas sachusetts lukes to fush hunt and partucupate un sports uuvuruue suouecrs are m chanucal drawung and chemus r Typung Club av orute expressuon What s the matter? Charles Len rox 704 Brooke Road North Hulls a l u dark haure Bud us noted for hus broad smule and casual our ou standung tackle of football team also baseball star spends spare tume woocl workung enjoys math m chanucal drawung ture yob or armed forces s..T Sondra Korman 1101 Valley Road Melrose Park Punt suzed addutucn to home room 2l4 Sandy sure to brung laughs wherever she goes Ines for Typung Club and Mr M s remarks Hes a gem m u uon to fund a luvung doll future Penn George Krauss 8019 Cooke Road Elkuns Park uuet but nuce lukes to hunt and fush favorute subpect us chemustry w fund a future un the fueld of chemical enguneerung Senuor Admunustratuon Prouec tuon and Yearbook clubs hold hus unterest 6th peruod Wulluam Krauss 311 Stow Road Elkuns Park Blond and good lookung ts has a way wuth the gurls a n valuable track star famous for hus hugh jump actuve member of chorus and detentuon hall usually seen behund the wheel under the hood of hus Ford career un busuness 'E' l. yt' 1-...ff MA 1 ' - ' ,. , , . , . a - I A g I M F 1 ,, .. ., if ' , , ' Q' A , . . on , H Y ' ' A - H ' ' '-M. .. ill , 11 lg' --- H V , ' ' ' ' , . . g . . y A ll f ' a 1 l ' mo' Bull . , . - F - , ' I ' ' ' . n ' ' , . , n i- . , ' NA b . 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' ' ' . . f fi 7' xg Stephen Mayboum 619 Elkins Avenue Elkins Park To quiet curly haired Steve very neat dresser outside activities include sports especially swimming chemistry and problems of democracy among favorite subjects participated on Football Team in junior year track as a soph plans to attend Penn State Barbara Meng 2082 B S John Russell Circle Elkins Park Ba s likes music art and softball member of Chorus and Choir ook ing forward to college favorite subjects chemistry and Spanish sa s Aint got noth n Don Miller 320 Hewett Road Wyncote Don diligent president of Student Council and art edi tor of Yearbook football manager heard in as semblres playing guitar whrcn is one of his many talents cartoonist for Cheltonian member of Honor Society future college then art or medicine S .4 x . Sue Levi 7705 Mountain Avenue Elkins Park Beauty isn't only skin deep , . , Sue's personality is a welcome addition to any gath- ering . . , will miss Mr, Garreth's and Mr, Mac's ten- der gazes . . . spends week- ends at U. of P .... often seen in C,H.S. halls with B. K., etc., etc .r.. will attend Penn State. Fred Lombardo 501 East Avenue Glenside Shop representative to Stu dent Council baseball team called Deacon hopes to be a carpenter or cabinet maker likes shop English Metal Shop Club doesnt like to see girls smoke says You e enjoys wood work fishing gunning and camping Margy Lowry 224 Easton Road Glenside Cheltonian typist ture as secretary or stenogra pher heard saying Ouch' pet peeves in clude homework and movies favorite subject P D loves all kinds of music as well as art swimming and bowling Edward McHugh 154 S Easton Road Glenside Also known as Chelten hams Frank Sinatra Bones is one of our top atn letes well liked by every one president of home room in sophomore year likes sports of all kinds and his record collection hopes to attend college after gradu Otlon Robert Messick 220 Beecher Avenue Cheltenham Bob says Oh nuts wants to join the Navy Mechanical Drawing Club hobbies are photography swimming eating ikes shop P D hates to see girls smoking Robert Moreland 8118 Forrest Avenue Elkins Park Handsome smiling Bob was one of C H S s star wrestlers chairman of Luncheon Committee chairman of Safety Committee Student of the Month president of his homeroom and active member of Student Council for three years plans to study Chemical Engineering at Drexel lnstitute of Tech nology John Linsk 800 Westview Street Philadelphia 19 Good looking John is Gtr' mantown's gift to CHS .... member of golf team . . . is active in school service . . . likes all sports lespecially rn- doorl . . . sharp dresser . . . lives for weekends with boys at l-lot Shoppe in red Ford , . . plans to attend college unless the Army decides otherwise, Grace Lotke 800 Valley Road Melrose Park A really outstanding oth- ete Gracie was on e varsity hockey basketball an tennis teams displayed school spirit in Student Coun cil as Homeroom Committee Chairman directed the selling of football programs works on Cheltonian Editor of the Yearbook loves swimming future at Antioch Daniel Martin 411 Poxson Avenue Glenside Always ready for a joke and a laugh Dan likes art and cars will never tor get the junior English classes his pet peeve snobbrsn girs Typing Stage and Projection clubs the U S Army looms ahead haf 251' Marilyn Moyer 496 Boyer Road Cheltenham Peppy, popular Nancy is known for her pretty red haur and tall tales . , . homeroom Secretory un uunuou' year member of orchestra avud Phullues on spare fume spent un volunteer actuvutues and conversatuons on the tele phone enuoys rudung un Eds car college un the future Ralph Neff 8319 Cadwalader Road Elkuns Park Ralph us known to all a whuz at math enuoys Trug solud and chemustry Mcchanucal Drawungs hus fa vorute club wull be found un the future at college study ung mechanucal enguneerung Carol Nuederberger 10 Ryers Avenue Cheltenham Actuve Cheltonuan typust Carol hopes to become o sec retary lukes sewung and popular musuc student teachers and complaunung people are her peeves pastume spent watchung C H S Jayvee games playung tennuS and Swummung er1lOyS her fume un Mumeogrophung Club -1 'Yi Henry Muir 705 Greenwood Avenue Wyncote Quuet Henry enjoys m Chanucal drawung Dortucu pates un Apparatus Vkood craft clubs lukes workung wuth raduos un hus spare tume Eluzabeth Newhart 143 New Street Glensude Betsy secretary of home room un senuor year Cheltonlan typust two term manager of school store hopes to be a stenogra pher Chorus Club football and baseball fan Oh lusten and You know what? are pet expressuons Beth Ann Oberholtzer 355 Oak Road Glensude Beth was an actuve athlete throughout hugh school member of hockey basketball and softball teams chestra and band two years hobbues musuc and coun collectung Beth plans to attend the Phuladelphua Mu seum of Art and then become a sulversmuth ,M 'fil- fon 7...-, Q7? gt' S if CI' fs Ki 'Iv 'Tl' ' ' g ' e- A .1 . 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Harry Palmer 433 Laurel Avenue Cheltenham Harrball us truly one of the great characters of the class possesses an excel lent sense of humor ou standung athlete un football basketball and track excels un hugh uump us spare tume us spent at the aur port or un rufle shootung a excellent pulot Harry hopes to uoun the Aur Corps after college Barbara Pattuson 334 Montrer Road Glensude Cute brown eyed blonde keeps occupued wuth vuce presudency of Student Councul swummung and basketball rate hugh among her favorute sports tuve on Socual Commuttee a sure success un college future math teacher Jo Ann Pearce 223 Buckley Road Glensude Jo Ann dusplays her sales manshup qualutues workung un the school store often found readung un the lubrary member of Athletuc Councul enuoys cookung and roller skatung plans to get a uob after graduatuon eventually to become a house wufe K? 12257 Alexander Panuchello 101 Lrsmore Avenue Glensude Cheltenham s accorduan vur tuoso thrulled auduenc s wuth hus performances lukeoble answers to -'muck name of Zander tuve on football wrestlung and basketball teams flashy dresser actuve un Mr Geston s Apparatus Club future un Unuted States Ma runes Anaruth Pavelka 15 Poe Avenue Wyncote n us known for er contaguous smule and fruendly nature serves on Socual Commuttee outsude ac tuvutues unclude volunteer work wuth chuldren enuoys receuvung letters from North western loves football games always on the telephone next step college Robert Petherbrudge 619 Paxson Avenue Wyncote Bob noted for hus pl as ung persanaluty enuoys baseball buulds model planes as a hobby algebra us hus favorute subuect Apparatus and Prouectuon clubs outsude of school unterest us sports hopes to attend college Edward Poehlmann 215 Central Avenue Cheltenham Ta untellugent good loo ung Ed us well known and well luked by everyone homeroom presudent member of Football Team Outstandung track star spare tume spent wuth Nancy and hus hot rod should be a sure success un college Herta Rahm 'I43 Townshup Lune Jenluntown Answers to Yerdu fun lovung spontaneous laughter cheerung at football games rates hugh Decoratuon Commuttee Year book Staff funds Muss Neelys Spanush class much to her lu ung dlSllk9S not havung a druvers lucense future Penn State Raymond Razz: 329 Paxson Avenue Glensude Chazzy Razz lukes shop women and makung whoa ee duslukes dogs enjoys Prouectuon Shop and Stage clubs spends spare tume workung w oun the Mcurunes after graduatuon Harry Queen 7326 Butcher Street Oak Lane Always ready to laugh t a oke varsuty football and track got nuckname Of Crazy Legs for manner of runnung on the football fued expert hurdler on track team future funds Harry un U S Aur Corps Barry Raynor 7306 Oakland Road Oak Lane Barry was trusted wuth money un homeroom for two years tall handsom track enthusuast Stage and Progectuon clubs ukes goung up to the mountauns huntung and gurls revolts agaunst peanut butter next stop Penn State Ruchard Reeves 334 Greenwood Avenue Wyncate Ducks exaggerated heught often may be seen duckung under the door of lO5 came from Olney un yunuor year played on varsuty basketball team hates future wull fund hum un college or un the Navy 'S-4 4 1' 'css Anne Ruzlo 21 East Glensude Avenue Glensude uuet pleasant Annue actuve typust has fun rudung and swummung works un Puzzerua mar ruage and bookkeepung wull take up her tume next year Bankung Mumeo typing clubs says Sugar Nannette Rose Elkuns Court Apartments Elkuns Park Datung readung and ballet dancung keep Non busy Lubrary Club conceuted boys catty people are pet peeves enjoys Spanush and Englush un school sa s lsn t that a not' hopes to attend Unuversuty of Penn Myra Rosenberg 625 Foxcroft Road Elkuns Park Bunny hopes to study uournalusm at Penn urst page edutor of Cheltonuan edutorual staff of Yearbook Honor Socuety e lowshup U N C H S Book Revuew Senuor Admunustratuon clubs lukes Englush wrut ung readung known for her sense of humor Y'- Joy Rabbuns 207 Hewett Road Wyncate Friendly energetuc Cheltonuan fourth page edutor Student Councul treasu rer and Honor Socuety mem er Phullues horseback rudung and knuttung among her lukes duslukes boys that come early for dates aspures to be a doctor Ellen Rasenau 8210 Maruon Road Elkuns Park Ta slum El worked at Jewush Hosputal attended Fel lowshup House lukes art duslukes loud boys sa s All rughtue hopes to attend college next year works on Home room and Decoratuon com muttees Mark Rothman 6416 N 'l2th Street Oak Lane Mackey us very actuve on Cheltonuan thurd page edu for and presudent of Chelton uan Club Yearbook edu torual board pet peeve people who know ut all track man future t Phuladelphua College of Phar macy and Scuence HI . . 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' - , r I r- - 4 . . . l 'QA turf 'T QL l u...f Ann Schlllmg 200 Ryers Avenue Cheltenham Worked an Mumeo typung and Lubrary clubs duslukes catty gurls dar tall Ann lukes shorthand affuce practuce and P D hopes to be a secretary next year enjoys dancung Julua Schulz 631 Arbor Road Cheltenham Jules us noted for that unfectuous laugh of hers jolly fun lovung home room vuce presudent twuce loves sungung as shown by her actuve partucupatuon un Chorus lukes knuttung orgyles loves chocolate football games and summers at OC duslukes people who are always late plonS to Of tend Penn State Roberta Seeley 344 Oak Road Glensude Pretty and popular de crubes Bobbe known for her blonde hour and cheery smule a member of the Football Queens Court chaurman of Decoratuon Com muttee Senuor Admunustra tuon Modern Language and Knuttung clubs future Xray technucuan at Abung ton Hosputal '! 'S Eleanor Sandy 26 Townshup Lme Robert Rudolph 127 New Street Glensude Mr Commutteemon humself always well dressed Bob can be spotted by hus re hour cu e smue an 45' sparklung sense of humor Cheltoman reporter lukes sports partucularly baseball headung tor a future at college and busuness admunu stratuon Joseph Ruzucka 121 Old Soldners Road Cheltenham Jae was un the operetta un has sophomore year Junuor Class presudent home room presudent for one year partucupated un cross country wrestlung and track favorute subjects chem ustry PD and PT e peeve us people un general Rosemary Santman 7821 Sprung Avenue Elluns Park Randy came to CHS Elkuns Park Answers to Sandy favorute subjects unclude Eng lush and P D dates an dancung and skatung always us sayung Neat future funds her a housewufe un her junuor year from Ce culuan Academy basket ball fan keeps busy work ung for Yearbook loves dancung Smules hates phony lunes hopes to enter nursung after hugh school Charlotte Schmrdt 213 H A 823 Elkuns Avenue Gjensldzmson venue Ardent basketball and soft ball portucupant Choo also enjoys jewelry work favorute subject us chemustry amuoble good na Neal Schantz Elluns Park Neal us always ready wuth a laugh musucal abuluty proved by membershup bond orchestra and chorus .Ioan Schrmeg 7846 Montgomery Avenue Elluns Park Joonue Luttle Flower s guft to Cheltenham pleasant smule typust for Cheltonuan lukes to swum and dance basketball an hopes to get a secre tarual posutuon duslukes pokey people Oh con trol me us her favorute say n Ruchard Sears 8245 New Second Street Elluns Park Duck projectuan engu neer extraordunary vorute subjects are PD and typung Stage Crew o tustucs and Projectuon Engu neers clubs future-col ege Nancy Seltz 8136 Cadwalader Road Elluns Park S nance known for her pretty hour and her sweet smule luves for weekends at Lehugh and mudget auto races terrufuc sense of humor always laughung forever sayung How bout that? future funds her at Penn State lukes algebra and PD member of baseball squad plans to attend Penn State un fall tured lcfes druvung and the expressuon Eyes member of orchestra hopes to become a physucal educatuon teacher -Q NU' wlur .1-it 'lil T7 'T -ix 'ki . . ,, ,, . .. . j 3. 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ET' l Lloyd Slocum Races Mull and Church Roads Wyncote Sktp famous for cross country and track placed second tn dlstrlct cross coun try meet Sophomore Class prestdent outsade tnterests Include travel and nature tntends to make englneertng or bnology has fu ture work Barbara Snyder 618 Boyer Road Cheltenham Babs popularnty was shown when she became a member f the football Queen s court enjoys sports ltkes drornatncs and hates fnghtnng wtth brother wtll attend etther juntor college or bustness school for secretarnal work Alma Jane Street 649 Croyden Road Cheltenham Alma was Cheltenham Townshlp s beauty queen the female half of the cutest couple actuve on Year book and Soctal commlttees avotds moody people lakes football games week ends and Ocean Cnty college tn the future, then looks forward to career as anrlane hostess sm Nancy Smaller 7855 Sprung Avenue Elkins Park Wllllom Sell 1119 Stratford Avenue Melrose Parlr Suzs smnltng face IS al ways welcome member af Track Team s future man about town pet peeves tnclude red headed gurls scuence and fellows enjoys eatnng sleeplng and Ebony Hall of Fame future Umverstty of Mlaml7 Donald Shattuck 142 Franklrn Avenue Cheltenham Don new to Chelten ham tn 1950 unterested nn photography wants to joan Coast Guard longs to Sea Scouts BSA Statustncs Club Drop dead IS favornte expresslon David Shearer 620 Arbor Road Cheltenham Dave was football mana er hobby IS photography favortte subject us PD and Stage clubs spends lelsure tnme flxung has car wlll seek future nn tele vlston dlsllkes snooty gnr s can be heard saymg You know tt a b onde Nance one of Cheltenham s favornte models enjoys ballet donclng as a hobby mem bcr of Chorus mann n terest IS defmutely boys dusllkes report cards plans to a t t e n d merchandusung school nn New York Mary Jane Stackowskr 209 Buttonwood Way Glenslde Cheltenham s prxze basket ball player Stackne also parttclpated as manager o hockey team exchange edttor of Cheltomon ar work and readung full up spare tame future may fund thus gnfted grl a chemlst or lab technologust Audrey Stuhltrager 16 Huber Street Glensrde Au s famous for her portralts of the students actwe nn sports secretary of 217 un tenth grade hopes to be a socjal worker Q7 belonged to School Serynce Publlclty and Dramattc clubs constantly heard saymg Oh my sldes' Lewrs Sharp 731 Valley Road Oak Lane Good natured Lew sharp dresser actnve on Decoratton Commtttee spare tume funds Lew at the pnano dtsltkes concerted glrs enjoys Mrs Loch man s chemnstry classes one of C H S s muscle men known for hrs fune physlque one of our future bulld er Mary Shaw 23 Central Avenue Cheltenham An expedlent typtst for Cheltonlan Mary can always be heard quotmg her f vorute expresston Gtnger peachy' outsude pleas ures nnclude dancnng base ball and tennus foresees marrtage after a secretartal o Mary Louise Shtnn 313 Cherry Lone Glensrde Chemtstry regtsters furst as Mary Lou s favornte sub ect bestdes playang ketboll team good natured entnuslastuc Mary Lou ts also In Athletic Counctl and Glrl s Offlctal Club the crystal ball predlcts a nurse s cap for her YS an 4 sr l .S Bllll O 'A I All l S ' s. , , I ' - ' ' a- 'llllif . . . 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' I I I f Y . . s I . . . 1 I I I H d HT J I A Allan Styer 309 Paxson Avenue Glensude Al graced both the foot ball and basketball teams wlth hrs 6 6 of sklll and person alrty hutch hlklng and camplng are outslde enjoy ments pet peeve ls women drlvers not women plans career rn arcnltec ure Harrret Tullen 9 Asbury Avenue Oak Lane and slum l'-larrlet IS also noted for her pretty green eyes besldes berng excellent student she spent much tlme wrltlng for Year book and Cheltonnan loves readlng and blklng sees tuture at college and then teachlng Frederuck Walton 535 East Avenue Glensude Fre rs ldentlfled by has helght and quietness tremely good natured favorlte subjects lnclude matn and history always wlll :ng to go ln and flght when the coach calls hum lS future IS undeclded if Gb' Anthony Toulhs 307 Glenwood Avenue Elkms Park Tony actlve member c both band and orchestra hobby IS muslc favonte sub ects are Engllsh P D and muslc dns lkes guys outslde of scnool lnterests photography an' playing ln orchestras wlll seek future as muslclan Geraldme Wahler 215 East Church Road Elluns Park Good thrngs come ln llttle packages C J Gerry loves the movles and televlslon member of the Chorus for three years punctual herself she drsllkes people who are never on tame plans to attend West Chester College or Penn State future-elementary teacher Selma Waronker 16 Evergreen Avenue Wyncote Sel served as homeroom Veep when a junlor wrote for Cheltonlan llkes French chemlstry English future ln occupatlonal therapy works at hospltal pla s plano swrms Llbrory School Servlce Creatlve Wnt mg clubs llkes to say Holy cow A if hav 'QU C7 'E' Susan Waters Colamal Apartments Elkms Park Leader of homeroom 2l7 IS tall slender Sue works buslly at Strawbrldges ln spare tlme lrkes to knlt and llsten to Phlllles games always exclalms You re a doll' future at model Ing school ln New York Hazel Wayns 7321 Keenan Street Oak Lane Kltty has lots of school splrlt a cute peppy cheer leader vlce presldent of the Sophomore Class treas urer of Junlor Class and Sec retary of Senlor Class fovorlte pastlmes are danclng and muslc future plans college then marrlage and slx kldsl Faye Wennberg 650 Meetlnghouse Road Elkms Park Cute smartly dressed excellent dancer lrkes bndg may be seen playlng brldge wlth the gurls at lunchtlme IS l terested ln soclal work lakes P D and scrence plans to at tend Temple next year I Estella Watts 'I46 Hilltop Lane Wyncate Stella -collects prctures of sports players and band leaders future IS unde clded dlsllkes llver and peas enjoys Red Cross work and danclng often heard saylng Hes cool Margaret Weber 27 East Glensrde Avenue Glensrde As one of CHS s cheer leaders Maggles ch erful ness was an mvaluable boost to the teams morale member f the Football Queen s Court loves basketball and softball llkes to sew and cook sees modellng as a future Barbara Welchons 268 Ashbourne Road Elkms Park Bugs sweet and slncere IS well llked bv evt ryorc known f her skull on th basketball court and softball fled falthful worker on the Yearbook also at gettlng scenery for th school pays artlstlc ablllty put to good use on the Decoratlon and Publlclty commlttees 1, ,, H H . , - I y . . . 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' 'n Q ' 'T' if 'C-Q' Eleanor Wellman 268 Ashbourne Road Elluns Park often found worknng rn school store basketball and baseball fan enjoys Stamp collectrng and readrng hopes to be come a secretary and even tually to marry pastrmes are skatrng and doncrng Mary Anne Wrtherow 316 East Church Road Elkins Park ow that s a Petes favorrte expressron recognrzed from afar by her brlght red hair grves vocal strength to the Chorus loves knrttmg and piano playung abhors the taste of frurtcake future brrngs college then marnoge Arlene Wolf 418 Lodges Lane Elknns Park Petrte Ar may be found workrng hard on Homeroom and Refreshment committees member of Yearbook Staff Interested In Fellowshrp House pet peeve rs too many tests un one day future at college Anne Zmman 1501 Jumper Avenue Elkms Park Trny blonde cheerful A me loves musrc as proved by her wrltmg the lyrrcs for the musical show thus peppy cheerleader took part rn school play The Great Bug Doorstep tutors rn Sponrsh chaurman of Or chestra Commrttee teaches danclng as a hobby Rosetta Whute 1504 Wnllow Avenue Oak Lane Rose quiet but always frrendly future undecrded enjoys Englrsh and hrstory Music Appreclatlon and Grrls Athletrc clubs e peeve Sally boys Mary Lou Wufherow 316 East Church Road Elkrns Park Younger half of famous U0 Repete was mem ber of the Chorus for two years Sensor Admrnustra tron lakes PD cass PT and art pet peeve B ll Sell plans to attend college future as a med: cal technologrst Janna Young 349 E Church Road Elkms Park Pretty popular Janna an excellent charrman of the Refreshment Commuttee also served on Decoratron and Homeroom commnttees Sophomore and Sensor Admrn lstratron member of Chorus and Fellowshrp cluos Cheltonran reporter Yearbook longs for week ends future at college gf-9 E COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Kothorme Cowen QVQ Y V if Y Grace Lotke Donald Muller rr? 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