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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

-ami..--1 -+1-'---s EL DELATQR Cheltenham High School Elkins Park, Pennsylvania Foreword , Q 9 This book is the story of a year at Cheltenham l'-lighg a year of social, edu- cational, and athletic events, a year of thinking and learning and living to- gether. As we have pledged our allegi- ance to the flag at the start of each day, so now at the beginning of this book do we, the students of Cheltenham High School, renew our pledge to our school in the hope that as we go on to our farflung pursuits we shall serve our country and bring honor to our alma mater. Dedication The graduating class of i954 dedicates this El Delotor to Dr. Frank C. Ketler, our retiring su- perintendent of schools, in recog- nition of his outstanding work toward the growth and achieve- ments of the Cheltenham Town- ship school system. We feel that he is, in a large measure, respon- sible for the excellent educa- tional opportunities at our command. Dr. Frank C. Ketler To the Class of 1954: I am glad to have an opportunity to write you this message of appreciation and farewell, for I deeply appreciate the honor of having this issue of the El Delator dedicated to me. I know that by the time it comes out in print both you and I will be completing our years in the Cheltenham Schools. It has been my privilege to witness the graduation from Cheltenham High School of nearly forty-five hundred fine young people during the past twenty- two years, and I have been proud of the fine record they have made, as I know I shall be proud of yours. However, I feel a special kinship to the Class of l954, for we are going out together. This is my class, and I shall always have for it a special affection and pride. I wish for you, in the years that lie ahead, every good thing in the way of health, happiness, and success. Good-bye, and good Iuckl Scenes Around School A Usual Sight Gymnasium By the light of the moon or shining sun, Cheltenham casts its shadow of knowledge on all who enter. A scene of beauty and utility surrounds this seat of learning. Besides the scenes pictured the recently constructed tennis courts and green-hued athletic fields allow eager youth to express their energy and sportsmanship. ll I! I Industrial Arts Building l A Delightful View ff Elkins Pork Junior High School Our Alm X o Mater A New School Year Begins A note of summer lingered in the thoughts and hearts ot students as they opened the doors of Cheltenham High on a new school year. Wide-eyed with hope and anticipa- tion, neophites tried in vain to find their way and reach the right classrooms within the tour minutes allotted to them. Anxious to do right, they lis- tened intently, along with juniors and seniors, to words of advice and welcome from our principal, Dr. Lloyd VV. Ashby, assistant principal, Mr. Wilbur Leh- man, and Student Council president, John Whiteley. The Gro nd Opening Experienced upperclassmen groaned and cheered in turn at their newly-is- sued schedules ond diverse instructions. Bee-like conversation echoed through the halls as students renewed triend- ships and compared their summer expe- riences. Finally the tirst school day came to an end, leaving every student looking forward to a successful and happy year, filled with unforgettable experiences, good marks, and new friendships. ...vw- A , H CHS Traffic ,p5.,,,. ..,'..., V, . , f I A I kim '- In 4 -vi- ffd-5, V'-fh,vNq. -lv, 'rr 4 ns- Q1 -, .5 . fy A s A nr. Lloyd w. Ashby SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right. Top Row: Mr Lew Von Scldeneck Dr Ffa'-k C Kefcr, Superintendent of Schools, Mr Mounce C Wvorf Vice-Pregudenr D' Lime NN Asht. M' Francis L, Morkleyf Mr Richard Muller Bottom Row: Mr Gecwge L Lambert Treomror Mr William Holden, Presidemg Mrs Alice H Brandeis Mr VVnII.om B Yuder Socretcrx. Administration Quiet-monnered ond geniol is our understonding principol, Dr. Lloyd W. Ashby. With o glint in his eye ond ci reody smile he meets oll problems, ond they vonish under his expert direction. He is olso on ovid CHS sports rooter. Assisting Dr. Ashby in odministering the offoirs of the school ore Mr. F, Robert Somuels, Mr, Wilbur B, Lehmon, ond Mr. Al E. Vifeston. Mr. Somuels hos the tedious tosk of plonning rosters ond exominotion ond club schedules. Mony students ponde during their hours in detention holl how Mr. Lehmon, who is in chorge of school ottendonce ond discipline, ever convinced them thot they were in the wrong Direction of the ever-growing cur riculor needs of the school is in the copoble honds of Mr. Weston School records of eoch student poss ocross the desk of Guidonce Counselor Dr. Lois M. Gould. Besides hondling these records, Dr. Gould ossists confused students in solving problems regording their future. She suggests diverse types of iobs ond colleges, toking into considerotion the interests ond optitudes of eoch boy ond girl. Fomilior foces in the offices of Cl-lS include Mrs. Moy Jcickson ond Mrs. Mory Levering, secretories to Dr. Ashby ond Dr. Gould respectively. ln Mr. Lehmon's new second floor office is efficient Mrs. Isobel MocMillon. 'QI Dr. Lois Gould gf nn? Mr. Wilbur Lehman i fit KJ OFFICE SECRETARIES Left fo Right. Mrs. Isobel MocMillon, Mrs. Moy Jockson, Mrs. Mory Levering. Mr. lsooc Woynes, Mr, Leslie Rhoods, Mr Richard Connolly, Mr. Corl Robinson. Mr. F. Robert Samuels fr, la. Mr. Albert E. Weston Mr. C. Robert Cunningham B.S., M.A, Social Studies 'CF' Mr. Robert Acker B.S., M.Ed. Metal Shop Miss Helen M. B.S., M.Ed. Librarian K i Mr. Donald Bonney B.S., M.Ed. Science Miss Juanita M. Downes B.A., M.A. Chairman of Latin QA' :A spre, X , N RX X Faculty Miss Adele Boyd B.S. Physical Education and Mrs. Emily Engle B.S. Home Economics ,. if Mrs. .loan P. Foster French Mrs. Robert W. Chubb B.A,, M.Ed. English Mr. Ralph Garreth B.A., M.A. Commerical Subjects Miss Constance L. Herbst B.S., M.A. Chairman of Home Economics Mr. William Kraft BA., M.A. Mr. John C. Geston B.S., M.Ed. Chairman of Boys' Physical Education Mr. Edward R. Hoopes B. of AA. in Ed. Chairman of Fine Arts Mr. William Johnston B.S., M.S. in Ed. Mr. Franklin P. Gill B.S., M.S. Chairman of Social Studies Mrs. Margaret S. Jones B.S. in Ed., M.A. Science English x . Viv f , me ef- Ge 4 I . I L 4' 3 3, M . N. Xxx Mr. Lawrence W. Kunkle Mrs. Dorothy M. Lambert B.S. in Ind. Ed. B.S., M.S. in Ed. Chairman of Industrial Arts English English 4155 Mr. Joseph F. Guarneri B.A., M.S. in Ed. Mathematics Mr. Paul LaMorgia B.A., M.S. in . Spanish and French Mrs. Frances R. Link B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed Social Studies M . Harr Lance Mrs. Marilyn A. Lasl-mer V Y Ed B.S., M.S. in Ed, B.S., M.S. in Ed. Science English and Dramatics ., 'fl l-Q Mr. Wilbur B. Lehman Mr. Ralph R. Leuf B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.A. Social Studies, Administrative Chairman of Commercial Assistant Department Mr. LeRoy G. Lugar Ph.B., M.S. in Ed. Study Hall Mr. Raymond B. McCormick Mr. David R. Mcllhenny Mis! Core 5- NGCIY MIA B.A., M.A B.S. B-5-, - - Mathematics Social Studies Chairman of Modern Languages Mr. William Y B.S., M.S. in Ed. Science Mr. Albert E. Weston B.A., M.A. in Ed. Chairman of English, Administrative Assistant 4-44 Joseph Neiman Miss Virginia Redford B.S., M,S. Social Studies Chairman af Girls' Physical Education ill. S if . 'C' Mr. F. Robert Samuels Mr. Edward Scholl B.S., M.A. B.A. Chairman of Science, Social Studies Administrative Assistant G' - Walker D. Taylor Miss Alice C. Thomas M.A. in Ed. B.S., M.A. an of Music Commerical Subjects Mr. Robert I. White of Mathematics ' I . Miss Claire Tuckman BS. in Ed., M.S. in Ed Mathematics Fa ulty Macbeth Resurrected a d m I c The Eternal Triangle Are you interested in o professionol coreer, or improving your culturol bockground? Then you ore probobly enrolled in the Acodemic Course, o progrom designed to prepore the student to continue his studies in college. lmportont to the successful completion of the Acodemic Course is the study of English! sociol studies, mothemotics, ond two yeors of o foreign longuoge, Of the tosks focing the ocodemic senior the most grueling but perhops the most rewording is the writing of term popers for English ond Problems of Democrocy The contents of these popers ronge from city plonning to Russion Iiteroture. Trips to the United Notions for oll who wont to go ore o new feoture of the ocodemic progrom. Modes of leorning yory in the different closses from reports ond dictotion in Problems of Democrocy, to formol notebooks in solid geometry ond trigonometry. Loborotory experiments in chemistry often result in omozing ofter-effects. Oro! ond yisuol work in French Lotin, ond Sponish round out the student's usuol doy. X Rr , l .-, 50 a Minute Commercial The Commercial Course has its electives and its required sub- jects which prepare the student for work in the field of business, as secretaries, stenographers, bookkeepers, file clerks, and similar jobs which they can assume upon graduation The backbone of the course is the work in the fields of book- keeping, stenography, and typing, Additional subjects available include commercial law, office practice, and the use of business machines Students from the Commercial Department gain complete banking experience through running the School Bank, which handles the funds of all school organizations. Students in the typing classes do a great service to the school through their typing of the Cheltonion and the yearbook and their secretarial work in the various offices. ln addition, something new has been added. Now students in the Commercial Course, and some from other courses, are able to get work experience during the afternoon in iobs supplied by local employers. Students learn by doing, and also earn money in this new departure, which is directed by Mrs Franklin Gill. 3 1 J I 'J S.. 2fff3r: The Fiscal Year Stitching Time 1 Meddling in Metal General l6 -1 The General Course at Cheltenham offers a liberal baclcground in a wide variety of subjects to those students whose needs are not satisfied by other courses. A basic foundation in mathematics, science English and social studies enables graduates of the General Course to enter the world adequately equipped to face practically any situation that arises, Special emphasis is attached to the elective part ofthe General program, allowing students in this course to branch out into various fields where their abilities mav lie. Good preparation is presented in the areas of typing, shop, music, speech business, and art. Students are required to study in such fields as physical trainf ing, health, modern living! biology, and, for the girls homef making, These classes help to insure the personal wellebeing of the General student in later life. Courses like practical math and practical science enable the General student to Cope with the common problems that crop up in every day living. The General Course gives individuals who have no particular academic bent the necessary solid background upon which to build a happy, productive lifetime. lt enables those students who have not decided on a life career to sample diverse spheres and so to find for themselves that field of endeavor in which they will be most successful. One of Cheltenham's most outstand- ing courses is the curriculum offered by the Industrial Arts Department, uniaue in the number of courses offered, the facilities, and some of the special fields Housed in the beautiful modern building on our campus is a world of its own, for here four men teachers reign supreme, offering their talents to the students. The art course of Mr. l-loopes gives Cheltenham students a chance to learn jewelry-making and gem-grinding, two subjects rarely offered in public high schools. Along with these, drawing and sculptoring are taught, besides com- mercial art. Mr. McCormiclc's mechanical draw- ing room is a fascinating place, for here one can see student projects such as model houses and original blueprints. Mechanical drawing may be taken as a major, for the extensive course also covers tracing and printing, besides posters and testimonials. Metal shop students, under the direc- tion of Mr. Acker, learn to work with all types of metals and dies, while Mr. Kunkle's wood shop pupils are taught the manipulations of machinery for projects in wood. Industrial Mechanical Drawing '-1. Assembly Line Finished Product Mr. Kenneth Hoslarn A A Left to Right: Mr Leslie Rlwoodes, Mr. lsooc Woyns, Mr Louis T Fripps, Mr, Cori V. Robinson. Mr. David Heinly, Q5 ,ad l l :Q x 5 Ji vis Left to Right: Judy Bordon, Mrs. E. F, Noftziriger, Mrs, Anno Moe Jones, Mrs. Corrie Koehler, Mrs. Helen Sclwleicher, Mrs, Thelma Mofchinskey, Mrs. Mary Norris, Mrs. l-lorrietWotkinsor1. Q ..-X YM- oo ' aint nanc 931 Mr. William R. Rhoads , 3' Alonzo Bailey -Y Mr. William Lent: s .05 ,Z - J S-we :FL Bu, p,,ye,, Night Wotchmen 16' N.. 4- ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIFS Left to Riglif. Top Row: Mra Virginia Eyfm' V' V' f -f Boflom Row: Vw Kc. Bzfife Vf' E192 .'.' ff P. Dr. William E. Brown and Edna B. Hicks, Nurse Flv H 3' - mf? ,' C' v fx-5 Mfg, Aung M, Allan Dr. Harry A. Yutzler, Dentist Professional I 9 F S. Frances Link g P i Sophomore Adminis Sophomore Class ,fri ,Q Sophomore Party First and foremost on the agenda for the Class of '56, sponsored by Mrs. Francis Link, was the election of officers, held after a period of mixing and meeting. Holding to tradition, the Sophomore party, of October lo, had a well-balanced assortment of booths, games, and dancing. Achievements for the year included the annual Sophomore issue of the Cheltonian, and a study of improvements for homeroom visits to the incoming sophomore classes. The successful, lucra- tive handling of the identification pictures headed the list of fund-raising projects. The Class of '56 will be noted for its terrific display of school spirit and for great work in extracurricular activities. F2 ' . President-Ralph Lobioxa 'Y 4 Vice President-Carolyn Gouley -. i Secretory-Marge Grossman 4 4 1 . 'Ms X4 is l ' h Q ' s Tr ..fu 'ef-omg. woody haiion 'R'-7 lg tb C7 l'.x I A fra- v ., W o Se o Rece ion 'T '?, 'im H 1, if Wtsta., V f H. 1 wb' : , A Junior Class Helped by the guiding hand of its sponsor, Margaret Jones, the Junior Class has done notable work around the schools. It has been headed bvcapable officers: Bob Shaw, President, Ann l-leirnerdinger, Vice President, Barbara Gillies, Secretary, and Gail Gordon, Treasurer. These people have given impetus to the varied projects of the Class of '55 The outstanding event of the year was the Junior-Senior Reception, where Juniors and their guests, the Seniors, danced to heavenly music in ci Parisian, Moulin Rouge-type setting, Other fea- tures for the year included a continua- tion of the stationery sale, a Junior issue of the Cheltonion, and a career day designed to give the students an insight into future vocational possibili- ties. Cheltenham presents an extensive club program to interest students in new activities or to cultivate old ones, under expert direction. One hour a week, students get together to learn more about their particular fields of interest. They have a choice of sports, music, dancing, administration, drama, art, nature, crafts, science, and spe- cialty clubs. The program is capably administered by Mr. F. Robert Samuels, who continues to do an outstanding job. Typical of Cheltenham's diverse pro- gram are the Football, Modern Dance, and Fixit Clubs. The Football Club, sponsored by Mr. Joseph Neiman, teaches boys to better understand rules, regulations, and different formations of this popular sport. Miss Adele Boyd, new addition to the CHS faculty, spon- sors a girls' Dance Club, whose mem- bers learn modern dancing under the leadership of Margo Kaliner. The Fixit Club, introduced by Mr. Lawrence Kunkle, holds weekly meetings in the wood shop to repair equipment and gadgets. World Affairs Club Mr. F. Robert Samuels l fit Bible Club Modern Dance Club Club 1.f ,S 1 Fix-lt Club 'Ms-.. N Y, .v-4 Wm, , fl ' Physical Science Club X X 'Sf 1. X 'ltr-Q Art Club 'Nun I President John Whiteley Government by the People gf!- ff gf' Mr. Joseph Guorner Student Council's gavel this year was found in the capable hands of John Whiteley, who, assisted by vice-president John Young fsuccessor to Doris Askeyl, secretary Dottie Jones, and treasurer Margaret Lemon, worked to produce an outstanding executive committee and council year. The long-awaited scoreboard was installed in the gym through the organization's efforts, while homerooms, under Council's su- pervision, sponsored such projects as the lunch wagon at football games, Tag Day, and the Turn-About Dance. The organization's committee system was a prime factor in maintaining order around CHS. The Social and Assembly com- mittees provided entertainment, while cleanliness was supervised by the Lunchroom and Property committees. The l-lomeroom Committee kept homeroom spirit ata new high, andthe attractive decorating of the Bulletin Board Committee was really commend- able. Discipline onthe stairs, enforced by the Safety Committee, gave CHS many reasons to praise Student Council throughout the year. Jghn Wm 3' '79- S'- -'-.v av' ' 'TK , - if ' Q fu' 'la , Q I H172 7 Y' -V pu f-dv 'uf 3 ,, .f 2 ,Z iw I , -1 22 Q Q h -A 'Q NSN I I Jolwn Youv1g,Nfc, Pwsud.rN Q5 4? 'Nl M, !j 'Tf I' 56 M Stud nt Council Th, YV1'1d:vS of Lvquwd Aa 11' 41 5 E S Z Y M 'W' X, sw? F J' . Q 5 Q 5 1 5 ' ' ' we rm... 'uf Cm !r, nhfvv Lf lf,,'nwr,nq CHS BL: Jn' Planning An Assembly Mrs. Dorothy Lambert The Assembly Committee, capably directed by Mrs. Dorothy Lambert, is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Each year, the group selects and schedules three programs featuring professional talent. They also assist in planning other programs, such as talent shows, sports demonstrations, and student skits. The first specified program presented this year was the daring performance of Mr. Robert Terry, champion archer, Mr. Terry has devoted his life to archery and at one time worked for the film industry in Hollywood. The second program was an amazing liquid air demonstration by Mr. John Sloan, a former science teacher, who spent many years of his life in research and experimentation with liquid air. He presented a thoroughly enjoyable program. Last but not least on the agenda was Pruth McFarlin, a radio and concert tenor with soul and character in his voice. He was accompanied by Sarah Hendrick, distinguished pianist and com- poser. In spite of the severe crippling of his lower limbs from infantile paralysis years ago, he was determined to let nothing keep him from becoming a top flight singer, Mr. McFarlin gave a truly inspiring performance. Assemblies his ,204 -uni, ff Solemn ond filled with emotion, the corefully selected few oc- cepted their membership to the Notionol Honor Society. Chosen for their quolificotions of chorocter, scholorship, leadership, ond service, these twelve hcive frequently shown their cibility to up- hold the stondords of this most respected society. Besides holding high morks, they ore leoders in sports, ond in the voried octivities of closs ond school. Officers chosen for this yeor were Joey Rosenberg, president, Dottie Jones, vice president, ond Borborci Bolis, secretory-treos- urer. As its project this yeor, the CHS chopter conducted o very successful clothing drive for disploced persons in Western Ger- mony. fb 115 fl L .- W f N .Q if ' ' L 7 :lo ' 1' J ls N - ' N 1, . , , X c N .. f, 4,1 .K -X . X- wx I' Ill X E' 1' ' Y - 'XLNAX Honor Society HONOR SOCIETY Left to Riqht. Top Row: Coesor Br: lcr VVl IYClCv, Hffller, Balls Korman Lemon Bc Yom Row: Jones, Rosenberg, Sponso Mr FOSTER Rflwer, Cospory Not Pictured Thiele as our f ? Mrs. Joan Foster 'iff' .i .fc es Check and Double Check Symbol of academic thought, leader in student action, the high school newspaper has played an increasingly important part in the curriculum in the last few years. Mindful of its obligations, the Cheltonian, bi-weekly journal of Cheltenham High, has given to its subscribers a fair and accurate description of all student activities, and also information on pertinent outside enterprises. The goals of good journalism have been continually emphasized by the CheItonian's sponsor, Miss Juanita M. Downes. Under the student leadership of George Broder, editor-in-chief, Cheltenham's Fourth Estate has produced a paper that is ac- claimed by the student body itself, and given the highest rating by national press organizations. '!. Miss Juanita M. Downes CHELTONIAN STAFF ein, M, Simking, 1 ,,f I . -, , , 'ik Editor-in-Chief, George Bvoder Ch It0l'l . G Broder, B. Balls, L. Simon, D. Leavitt, D, Rothman. W. Gundersheimer, B, Franklin, B. Simon, B. Curry, J. Scheifele P. Berman, D. Grant, R. Schairer, D. Koffler, R. Lichtig, D. . 31 'n . 'f ' xfff 29 Y arbook Mr Albert E Weston YS d Editor In Chief Lynne Korman Assistant Edntor Wslluam Caspary Y' val 5 Sandia Hanover Sports Richard Leovntt Actnnhes Sue Lubowstl PGYSOMIIS Dolores Grant School Barbara Bolus 'fi fi s P' A Y - in A , fs' : I w ' ' 'Z J . I V 'tg 1 , 2 ' , An, I . . . . . I . I I . Art Staff Left to Right: Fred Becker, Joyce Theile, Sandra Hanover, Carol Lyle. Yearbook Writers Left to Right, Bock Row: Albert Stauderman, Rich- ard Rothman, Stuart Feldman, Carole Freedman, Zoe Oser, Reva Sprafkin, Bottom Row: Irene Dubow, Ruth Ann Schairer, Thomas Lord, Alene Weintraub, Rhoda Lichtig, Robin Pollock, Barbara Berg. Representing a delightful diversity of views, thirty-five seniors joined to- gether to produce the El Delotor of l95-4, under the watchful eye of Mr. Albert E, Weston. After carefully considering the qual- ifications of eighty applicants, Mr. Weston, with faculty aid, chose the Yearbook Club members. These stu- dents met in committees to handle as- signments on sports, activities, art, personals, and school life. Then the work began. A theme was evolved, a giant plan took shape, and, like a jig-saw puzzle, all parts finally fit together into the product you are now reading. Our thanks are due to Mr. Harry Lance, popular Cheltenham biology teacher, who has been the man be- hind the lens with the help of Judy Perley and Alice Vaught. We also thank art teacher Mr. Edward Hoopes, who has been a capable art advisor to the staff. sf Typist: Eileen Fisher, Jacqueline Niebouer, Edythe Mitchell Mr. Edward Hoopes Mr. Harry Lgngg 3 l Miss Helen Barrett Library Many of you know your li- brorion hos tried to show how to use tools ond techniques to find your own responses to problems in high school, rother thon to hond out ci few poges of cut ond dried onswers offering no growth in self relionce. ln June, we oll toke divergent pciths to o future beset with prob- lems in the heort of which lie chollenges. Let us try the tech- nique of onolyzing eoch chol- lenge, ond with understonding heort ond flexible mind, seek o solution worthy of citizens of o free ond strong Americo. Hold fost your dreomsl Yours is the responsibility to build the Amer- ico which your children con en- ' ll joy. 'flue'-. M- I- ,. si 35' 'Q i in in 11 Chairman, Stuart Feldman Bazaar Going, Going, Gone -C7 . Talent Show Social Events ?B .z - The Sen o Prom Panthers, Ghosts, and Drakes be- came acquainted at the annual JAC dance, which initiated a gala season of social activities at Cheltenham. Abing- ton acted as host, maintaining the good relationships among the three schools. Following the traditional Abington- Cheltenham football game, students of both schools celebrated the closing of the gridiron season at the annual foot- ball dance, The Starlighters presented a variety of music for the entertainment of all, The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Dottie Jones as this year's football queen. The vacation gaieties were intro- duced by the Christmas Dance, the serenaders providing swing and sway for the happy crowd of dancers. A fea- ture of this event was the enthusiastic singing of Christmas carols during in- termission. After the headaches of mid-year ex- aminations had passed, the Senior Q Q' Prom, held on January 30, renewed the school's social activities. The Under- water Paradise theme provided an evening long to be remembered, The Moonlighters made the evening com- plete with harmonious music. The girls had their chance to pick a partner for the annual Turnabout Dance on February 27. Concluding the winter social season came the sparkling Junior-Senior Re- ception, an annual event that keeps its appeal throughout the years. Finally, the Plaza Dance in May added to the prevalent spring fever as couples danced beneath the stars. A feature of this year's program has been trips of educational interest to places both near and distant. The United Nations Headquarters, indus- trial plants, museums, model congress, and the local polls were all sought out by groups of Cheltenham's exploring students, 141. Queen Dofhe Swing An' Sway nf cf 1 'W 4 T' Q f W, fi fff' 9 1 Q A qgkiix 1T.'.f'........... ? '6g.Tll. - n I M Y 9, A , x y , A M wi' N T 3 - X fi if 3 b f' ,Q VAA f X1 L 6 ' W 1 E ibf 'g Ki s I : , Y f qu? , il : Ll HER MAJESTY AND COURT Left to Right. SGW Terry, Mcrgorcf Lcmow Dcfofbx lemon Rom Sprofkvn, Roberto Engel. . ff. If 0 ' i FIRST STEP TO A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE VIEWING THE UNITED NATIONS gG 'w'f,, I .mu .riff AT STANDARD PRESSED STEEL COMPANY A MODEL UNITED NATIONS Ei T 51 I E I AT THE UNITED NATIONS -vp u I ' x LUNCH AT THE U.N. Trip :Sf VISITING LOCAL POLLS HALLOWE'EN WINDOW PAINTING Sandra Hanover, Edward Applegate, Under the skillful direction of Mrs. Marilyn Lashner, the dra- matic group has engaged in some interesting projects. A radio play, A Day in the Lite of a Cheltenham Student , group written and directed, was presented over local radio stations on the Young Pennsylvanians Program. As an expression of its acting ability, the group attempted a Shakespearean production. Key scenes from Twelfth Night and As You Like It, as well as the famous witch scene from Macbeth, were presented in an assembly program on February l9. YOUNG PENNSYLVANIANS Lett to Right. Top Row: Sondra Hanover, Diane Splaver, Robert Nurock, Sue Liebman, Dolores Grant, Gene Verdier, Merle Pincus, Carole Freedman, Robin Pollack, Edward Apple- gate, Sally Wittels, Tony Mililli. Front Row: Louise Glickler, Barbara Gillies, Judy Schwartz, Lynne Korman, Robin Horowitz, Ruth Betty Falkenstein, Golda Mostovoy. Dramatics TW ELFTH NIGHT CAST Left to Right: Diane Splaver, John Whiteley, Louise Glickler, Werner Gundersheimer, Marsha Gassel, Albert Stauderman, Paul Lotke, Borbaro Berg, Jim Meyerhoff, Barbara Gillies. BUBBLE, BUBBLE, TOIL AND TROUBLE Lett to Right: Margo Kaliner, am-f HE'S SIX FEET TALL l STAGE HANDS Lek to Right: Ronald Cohen, Bill Schwartz- child, Harry McCaffery, Gordon Peters. Harvey, the story of the lovable psychopath ond his six-foot rabbit, was the school play selection for the current yeor. Scheduled for production on Moy 2l and 22, it boasted an oll-stor cast of experi- enced Thespions, many of whom hod seen service in the Shakespeare repertoire ond last year's The Man Who Came to Dinner. ef j V N1 wxl ll X lx X I HARVEY CAST Left to Right. Top Row: Edward Applegate, Philip Lotke, Robin Pollack, Sondra Hanover, Mrs. Morilyn Lashner. Front Raw: Ruth Betty Folkenstein, Gene Verdier, Robert Nurock, Lynn Korrnon, 17' DRAMATIC COACH, MRS. MARILYN LASHNER Choir lf music be the food of love, play on is the motto of the Cl-lS orchestra, band, and choir, all under the faithful direction of Mr. Walker D. Taylor. The panther Music, Maestro, please craving was effectively satisfied by the melodious orchestra via numerous assembly per- formances and their final chord of Pomp and Circumstancef' The fifth annual music festival, presented on May 7, climaxed the Music Department's l953-54 harmonious career. The choir, clad in traditional blue and gold gowns, culminated the December festivities with The Christmas Messiah by Handel. Several of the solo parts were expertly rendered by Lynn Brill, Robert Davis, Tom Mcllhenny, Pat Shelley, Sally Terry, and Nancy Zellers. Serenading various neighbor schools, this travel- ing troupe has done Cheltenham proud. Comparatively new is Mrs. Joan Foster's Glee Club. Training during club period, this group made their debut before the student body leading group Christmas singing. tall? lldlla --,i3+gx usic of Thee I sang KEY Notes Left to Right. Top Row: P. Stevens S Mover. L. Jaron, G. Glarum, A Weidler, B. Jones, P. Patchell, M Kaufman. Second Row: N. Hall, B Bartalett, S. Birch, S. Pond, B. Wes terman, B. Farace, B. Blank, M. Bam ford. Third Row: R. Phillips, A. Lynch F. Kaname, C. Gessing, M. Richards M. J. Becker, J DeBrava, M. Ander son. Girls' Glee Club i Mr. Walker D. Taylor Orchestra Dance Band C.H.S. MARCHING BAND Left fo Right. Top Row: Rwcn Kohn Koliser, Bortolett, Krouser, Workman Sfuhltroger, Schworzcniid, Postpichol, Smith, Peskin, Bou- mon, Feenie, Second Row: Holl, Jones, Harper, Milier, Meyernoff, Wcnhington, Brunswick, Werley, Gillum, Busteed, Proll, Third Row: Misholove, Wagner, Robinson, Egelkomp, Po- dell, MCCQC1, Kouders, Scxssmon, Wonler, White- Iey, Anderson, Lomont, Sloof, Roth. Boffom Row: Welsh, Doyle, Jones, Perley, Borton, Chinlund, Rothstein, Modorno. School Spirit Marching Bond CHEERLEADERS Left to Right. Top Row: Terry, Engel, Seiler, Skerret, Frome, Second Row: Asky, Robertson, Sprofkin, McDevitt, Hinkle, The spirited yells ot the crowd echoed os the troditionol Abing- ton ghost burst into tlome ot the Cl-lS onnuol pep rolly. The singing ot the Almo Moter, occomponied by the Chelten- hom morching bond's inspiring music, climoxed the toll potriotism ot the successive Fridoy tootboll gomes. All mole eyes, including the ponther's, were drown os by o mognet to the new length in drum mojorette skirts. 4 H' ,,,, ,W My .,, L V th, f 6 -dy h A 'Q 1 'wa' AA - 'W ' 1 K Y bf:1.iH sw -1Q-i in 7 N - flue--'s 'i -1 D 6 , YL my ., ffl ,. ,,. ' ' ' ,- ,F Q ' 3-:tx , 1.3-::,v3f4, , 1 Y' ' 'Q V S ' M3 fp ish , Q -v ' f- 1 v 1 N' 'AY : K 'A' Q k 4 f I f C For Cheltenham .af .-ay 4, THQ- Pcnfhf r P OSC -T 4 -w, 4 Y r F V fix , . ,ff . 3 xF 1-fwvf - 7 ' , f . M ,, 4, . f XT , ' w ' ' 4 . , p 2 , , Q sp- fia M A+ 1 if' .gi :V . 'Q A kr, iiygvifiywa PQ' ga S577 ' -we 1 Y : ,Z 4 . 4 M ' ' H 4, 1, wkkw. L L! Q ,agen F -. . FOOTBALL TEAM Left to Rlghi. Top Row: 'Q , 'W' ' ' J' Cu' ' Uv' Third Row: 'W V ,T Q CA, dv - ,V ,,.u,V :T 'fix' '-'Z'- Second Row., L' . 'f 5- '- 1 , ' Boffom Rowg Acfxon' tg fo Jn, Joseph Neiman Robert Cunningham Coach William W. Saltzman Football The l953 Panther football team compiled a fine 6-3 record but was unable to stop unbeaten Abington in the annual classic. Back Larry Frank was named to the second All Scholastic team. Don Holmes and Joe Kelly won honorable mention. Kelly was chosen for sportsmanship and out-standing play as the first recipient ofthe Jack Holden Memorial Trophy. Scoring power was exhibited in a 34-O win over Dobbins and a 35-l3 victory over Upper Merion, Penn Charter, Radnor, Upper Darby, and Chester all fell before the local eleven, but the slick offense of Abington dealt out four game-winning TD's. The 4 Q if .fs Panthers were unbeatable on the road but lost all three games at Elkins Park. CHS football suffers a loss this year in the retirement of Bill Saltzman, who served as a coach for twenty years and the past six years as head mentor. Tackle ,f CHS Pantherettes worked their woy through the l953 season with two wins, two defeats, and those amazing four ties. Led by their co-captains, Joey Rosen- berg and Cassie Croft, the team ployed hard and fast in every garne, win, lose, or drow. Miss Virginia Redford's charges will never forget that heartbreaking loss to Hatboro in the freezing cold, nor Corol Foust's thrilling penolty bully, nor the fun they got out of weoring their bright gold knee socks. Varsity scoring honors were shored by Dottie Jones, Patty Heller, and Cassie Croft, with three tol- lies apiece. Stolwart forward line players, Morgie Davis, Alice Klewer, Susie Wagner, Dottie Jones, Patty Heller, Cassie Croft, Ruth Schoirer, and Carol Robinson, rocked up the points for the Chelts, while the staunch defense set up by Carol Faust, Joey Rosenberg, Gail Gor- don, Borbora Morgan, Peggy Royer, Barbara Brurnfield, and Katy Koercher often prevented CHS opponents from scoring. A l-O win over Abington completed the Junior Varsity record of five wins and three defeats. The Three Mus- keteers of scoring for the J.V.'s were Sally Moos, Morgie Abrahams, and Solly Randolph. The J.V.'s proved their high scoring obility by downing Lower Merion, 4-O. Hockey HOCKEY TEAM-BELOW Lek tv Ri9lll'. Top Row: Davis, Fin Icy, Bromfield, Gillies, Gordon, Adler Middle Row: Assistant Coach Boyd Robinson Faust M G ' , 1 ' , Organ, essmg Neille, Heirnerdinger, Abrahams Coach Redford. Bottom Row: Koeri Cher, Klewer, R0 R b Sickles, Schairer, JorleiVCraf2Sen erg What Form! 1 1 SOCCER TEAM Ceft to Right. Top Row: Goldenberg, Phil, Lotke, Vatter, Wilkens, Fredericks, Bent, Goldstein, Hague, Koftler, Third Row: Brown, Schmidt, Stauderman, David, Labiosa, Herbert, Stern, Federman, Webster, Coach La Morgio. Second Row: McNeil, Groll, Millilli, Patti, Brandeis, Laumer, White! Iey, Alaioe, B. Rosenberg, Meyerhoffl Bgffom Row: Ginsberg, WeChSle,I Kochey, Miller, Vogel, McQuary, PQUI Lotkel Paced by senior Dave McCaa and M juniors Chuck Roth and Jack Linshaw, the Panther harriers finished with a 3 ' and 7 IOQ. An outstanding success was lJ't'53' a. Q the conquering of a strong Haverford ' contingent led by district runner-up 1 Saalman. Victories were also regis- tered against Lincoln and Radnor. 0 1 Soccer The soccer team, under the compe- tent coaching ot Mr. Paul LaMorgia, was sparked by the ettorts ot fullback John Whiteley, who made the AlI-Sub- urban Soccer Team for the second year, Allan Hague and Phil Lotke gained Honorable Mention in the All-Suburban standing, Hague tor the second year. . ii'2..l I ' an , , ni.. '-J ' 5 V . iw, , .V K, 555. , gifyx, f,.: ff are wg to .fi f-.fi .t-f ..,.,,, f ?.h.X14f - AL... 'I T., Q at T if Y D I - Q. N sl 5 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Left to Right. Top Row: Rizzo, Linshaw, Sykes, McHugh, Somerset, Silyey, Pincus, B, Koffler. Middle Row: Hyman, Cohen, Taylor, Roth, Briggs, Mann, Walmsley, Ambacher, Coach Geston. Bottom Row: Jones, B. Logan, Felgoise, Anderson, Mitchell, McCaa, Davis. Cross Country 1 Y j ,, ,va l' -1 i ' ' '45 One, Two, Three, Kick' llllcggi K .., , i l GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right. Top Row: Coach Bw 1 Horner- d nger, Gordon, Heller Craft l C4CF xCTC F ame Bottom Row: Ccfer' Va-,cfr Lsrr' er' Jones Robinson Caratz 48 l X .1 - T I alll-sc.. 'ovilllug lgglfgbff ef l 'THQ' i m s Coach Bill Johnston's hustling basketeers placed fourth in the Lion's tournament at Abington during Christmas season. Al- though the Panthers had an unsuccessful campaign in league competition, they won over Springfield, Upper Merion, Dobbins, and Lansdale earlier in the season. Drawn from the smallest school in the Suburban league, the courtmen put up a good fight against every opponent. The girls' basketball team, under new mentor Adele Boyd, got off to a slow start for the l953-54 season. The Chelts, co-cap- tained by Dottie Jones and Nancy Lambert, dropped their first contest to Lincoln by a one point margin, 32-3l. The scoring parade was led by junior Carol Robinson and forwards Dottie Jones, Patty Heller, and Cassie Craft. The team was characterized by hard work on defense. BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right. Top Row: Abrams, Caesar l'lol e M F I d ld R lc ac aran , Hou in, ic er Barto Coach Johnston Bottom Row: Berman, Kelly Kramer, Partner, Lebby Basketball Wrestling K g Coach Wilbur Lehman 'vt'f' A Bridge ln his last year with the team, coach Wilbur Lehman turned out another top-notch wrestling squad that was a title contender throughout the season. District leaders were lightweights Walt Mcl-lugh and Steve Saltzman, middleweight Bill Gerstemier, and heavyweight king Larry Frank. Larry provided one of the season's biggest thrills when he won a close decision to give CHS a one point verdict over Lower Merion. Scoring one-sided victories over Bristol, Lansdowne, and Spring- field, the grapplers dropped a close decision to a league-leading Upper Darby team. WRESTLING TEAM Left to Right. Top Row: Applegate Duqllic Lukcns Frank, Coach Lehman, E. Jackson Ling Klosc. Middle w: fm ri, altzman, Caspary, B, Kcttlcr, Gerstemeier. offom Row: Silvev, Comber, Linshaw W. Mcl-lugh, Meyerhoft. ' ' Fi? Q' 3' va-' ...- S .-.fq?- - -QQ. v-:Zvi V. 'S gi, H441 I . ,ZX BASEBALL SQUAD Left to Right. Top Row: McNeil, Cadzow. Second Row: Coach Ralph Garreth, Riley, Landau, Berman, Weindorfer, Robinson. Third Row: Dickerson, Trois, C. Smith, Pinkus, Silvey, Koch, Coach Robert Cunningham. Front Row: Barto, Caesar, Vogl, McCullough, Ponni cello, Wayns, Wolters, Fredericks. et Hy' x Booming bats replaced swishing net as Coach Robert Cunningham's varsit battled spring training snow in prepora tion for an eighteen-game card, in cluding six non-league foes. Al Caesar, rounding out three year of varsity ball as captain-elect, led th Blue and Gold to early success agains city rivals, Ben Franklin and Olney. fleet outfield, potent bats, and catchin experience were augmented by the ef fective hurling of Bob Fredericks, Buck Walters, John Trois, Barry Pincus, an Wally Barto to receivers Tom McCuI laugh and Joe Panicello. The Panthers' infield, around th horn, was Nate Dickerson on first, Carl Vogl at the keystone, Don Wayns a shortstop, and Al Caesar at the ho corner. Covering the green pastures o the outfield were Chick Smith, Mel Kach, Howard Kramer, Dick Landau, and Barry Berman. Other varsity players included Don Riley, Jack Silvey, and Gordon Robin- son. B seball A SOLID CONN ECTION CLOSE PLAY AT FIRST STRETCHING FOR THE TAPE Track UP AND OVER With a newly-surfaced track to run on, sprinters, hurdlers, field and distance men set out to earn their flying feet, under the capable leadership of Coach John Geston. A fifteen-meet card, opened with a win over Lincoln, was highlighted by the Penn Relays, Kiwanis Meet, and the District and State Championships. Among those who scored for CHS were sprinters Tony Ashton, Paul Anderson, Bob Davis, and Morty Simkins, distance men Dave McCaa, Bert Felgoise, Don Holmes, Bill Binder, Jack Lin- shaw, and Wally and Bill Logan, and hurdlers Ronny Lebby and Bob Vatter. Future decathalon champs who specialized in the shotput, vaulting, high jumping, a nd broad jumping were John White- ley, Bob Hanamirian, Pete Goss, Da ve Lamont, Bill Caspary, Chuck Herbert, and Dick Briggs. TRACK SQUAD Left to Right. Top Row: Briggs, W. Logon, Sassmon, Whiteley, Goss, L. Logon, Holmes, McCaa, G, Logon, Linshaw, Coach John Geston. Second Row: R. Jones, Webster, Bragg, Simkins, Herbert, Long, Cohen, Somer- set, Ashton, Bohr, Brewer. Bottom Row: Caspary, Pincus, Ahman, Kranich, Vatter, Davis, Anderson, Binder, Fel- goise, Lebby. .J -TES -he GIRLS' SOFTBALL Left to Right. Top Row: Coach Adele Boyd, Gaynor, DuBow, Lopez, Thiele, l-linkle, Royer, Grant, Storck, Wagner, Keen. Second Row: Lambert, Randolph, Ewing, Muir, Pond, Mawson, Dreger, Braunig, Shead. Third Row: Robinson, Becker, Gericke, Brush, Ferleger, Sheller, Krauser, Hunter, Philips. Front Row: Faust, Misholove, Gillies, Magee, Gordon, Coleman, Heimerdinger, Dreyfus, Sp:-rher. Spring Sport GOLF TEAM Left to Right. Standing: Coach Robert Samuels, Mc- Caffery, Street, Houldin, Sharp. Kneeling: Carol Genesio, Alma Schaffer. Not Pictured: Charles Ehresman. -vu I q..TF'H44 QA-,Q-fr qo GIRLS' TENNIS Left to Right. Top Row: Rothstein, Abrahams, Gouley, hi. Simon, Couch Virginia Redford, Stern, Brumfield, Huro- Wfz Fygnt Row: Korn, Frankel, Lubowitz, D. Jones, Rosenberg. il K i BOYS' TENNIS Left to Right. Top Row: Benjamin, R. Klein, D. Kaff- ler, D. Klein, Hahn, Feilbach, Brunswick, Feldman, Coach Donald Bonney. Front Row: Haigh, Franklin, Willard, Saltzman, B, Koffler, Stauderman, Korn, Ricker. In CJ 4 s girls, ll , 19' Q K, 6 lf! Y Senior Administration Presldent Dave Lamont rce Presndent .loan Rosenberg Secretary Maryone Wachs Treasurer Paul Anderson 4? JVM S mor Class Mystic genre rub your moguc lompl Let us once more revel In the dorngs of our post Push bock the curtolns of time to reveol the frrghtened sophomore the knowung junuor ond the lofty up perclossmon l-leor ye' l-leor ye' beckoned the borker Toke o chonce ot the Soph Cornrvol And then wrth more sophnstncotnon the next scene unfurls to reveol o southern plontotuon Gentnlrty rergns os lovely Chelten hom gurls swoy to the lrngerung tunes ot the Junior Sensor Reception Seosons chonge on the moglc ponoromo lt ns summer Ath letrc prowess ns here dusployed ot the Junror Plcnac Once more the moglc spell ns cost Soft 'ghts shrn on on Underwoter Porodrse From the depths o' Neptune s kungdom strorns of the seo r sound ond the lovelles ond their escorts ore mokung dreoms to remember ot the Sensor Prom Flnol scene the spectoculor unsplrrng groduotlon The pono romo hos ended wuth o grond crescendo' Y Y 5 4' , gk v I , - I N . 4 . .S . . y - Q y I . - .. ' Q . I X , X , . 1 1 ' II ll ll - II 1 1 . . . . D . N. ll - ll 1 - ' 1 . C H . ,, . Q T I ' - Sponsor 51 if Ms DootI1yL bet guudung hond of our sponsor Mrs Dorothy M Lombert We of the groduotnng closs owe greot 'rhonks to our copoble leoder who hos ossnsted us snnce our Sophomore yeor Worknng unselflshly wuth the closs os o whole ond wxth snduvnduols she hos proved o fruend to oll Assnstnng Mrs Lombert hos been co sponsor Mr Robert C unnnnghorn who hos worked chuefly wuth non ocodernnc: students Y. Y CHI Y Behind oll the success of the closs of '54 con be found the H. sg, 3 S g. L- . 8 AY!-g Q I, I C I QM. LQJ ...V JOAN ROSEN BERG Cut tanding MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED John Whiteley, June Thiele BEST LOOKING, CUTEST COUPLE Tom McCullough, Dottie Jones AN., MOST HUMOROUS Alan Hague, Marie Seiler X XX Y NY BEST STUDENTS noP ' curl' Sally Zinmon, Bill Cospory BEST PERSONALITY Nancy Robertson, Som Street Personalties BEST DRESSED Dick Weimon, Alice Klewer 1? 7' MOST DOMESTIC Nancy Lambert mf I MOST ATHLETIC Joe Kelly, Joey Rosenberg ,If ,I MOST MECHANICAL Jim Naughton, John Trois gl H, ' Fw. DID MOST FOR SCHOOL John Whiteley, Margaret Lemon Paul Henry Anderson 323 Myrtle Avenue Cheltenham Academic College years will be spent at Ship- pensburg as Andy prepares for secondary education , treasurer of Senior Class member ct band cross country basketball and track teams , . , trig rates first in school . . . spent summer working for township Gerhart Arndt 107 Central Avenue Cheltenham Industrial Gerrv' is the quiet, reserved type . . . he is forever fooling around with his car . . . liked bv everyone valuable member ff Homeracm Committee . . he's letting the future bring what it will Barbara Balis 8114 Heacock Lane Wyncote Academic Praiseworthy member of Honor Sa- ciety is this graceful ballerina . . . industrious and valuable worker on editorial staffs of Cheltonian and Yearbook . , . 2,45 dismissal cnheard of for Bobs . . . camp counselor ot Canadensis . . , former chow chairman of Junior-Senior Reception . . . sees college days ahead. Doris Bauman 513 Bayer Road Cheltenham Commercial Poppy Dottie twirls a snappy baton . . . as maiorette spent Friday afternoons at the game . . . has an extensive past card collection . business office career after graduation , likes typing best and proves it by pounding keys for Cheltonian. Fred Becker 801 Chelten Hills Drive Elkins Park Academic Fred is a recent addition to the Senior Class, hailing from Olney . , . helps plan for Sock Hops . . member of committee to pick Football Queen . . . El Delator also claims him . . . favorites include sports and English . , , will attend U of P, next fall, ,ff , . X l r ' L Brenn Baroni 'I33 Township Lone Jenkintown Academic Booch is an energetic football player . . . favorite hobbies are model trains and miniatures . . . likes to dabble in oil paints . . . spent last summer working for the local Board of Education . . . sees college in his future-probably Drexel. f - in Robert Beniamin Oak Lane Manor Apartments Melrose Park Arlldlemit Good looks and friendliness iden- tify Bob , . . active on all ml-iletic tegmg and school elections . . , biggest scare was getting lost in a speedboat 4O miles out . . . chemistry can't be beat . . . plans to attend Penn State next VCGY 3' 'fl Robert Barnett 7324 School Lane Philadelphia 26 Industrial Tex is a very active member of the Home Room Committee . . spare time interests include work- 'ng on cars and riding horses English rates high on list , favorite expression is Keep cool, fool ' . . . plans to work at Waller Motors following gradua- tion. We A,s,X, Marjorie Baskin 535 Elkins Avenue Elkins Park Margie came to Cheltenham via Philadelphia Girls' High . . . can- stantly found among her knitting needles . . . belongs to Assembly Committee and Senior Administra- tion Club . . . interests include reading, youth group, and tweeds . . . last summer spent at Camp Council . . . known for her lpana smile . . . Penn next year. Academic Barbara Berg 534 Elkins Avenue Elkins Park Academic Peppy and popular describes Berg . . . wrote those catchy jingles for student ticket drive . . , acting and dancing experience was broadened at Cape Cod A . , am' bitious worker on El Delator staff , , loves English and French . , , she will major in drama at col lege. 5, aa ic '0- 1:-V ef fl l ' K lax ' 1 , G' Edwin A. Bergin B011 Cooke Road Elkins Park Gehelhl You said it' -thats Bud . . . hails from Northeast Catholic . . . spends all his time Duttering with cars . . . during the summer he works and vacations in Ocean City . . . excels in shop. . no definite future plans F539 Barry Berman 321 Gribbel Road Wyncote Academic Barry, a transfer student from Olney High, quickly got into the swing of things at CHS . . , varsity member of baseball and basketball teams . , . abetted in direction of Sock Hops and Football Queen elections . . , plans future at college down South. Gisela Bludau 8244 New Second Street Elkins Park Commercial Cute Bonny -full of giggles . . . born in Germany . . . typed for Cheltonian in junior year . . . work experience program this year . . , tennis and folk dancing at Edelweiss fill spare moments . . . future secretary . . listens to classical music pet suhiectfef 'horthar-d 4 'R' ' X William Brandenburger 3l4 S. Easton Road Glenside lndustrial Very helpful and a swell chap- that's Bill , . . quite o handy man-gained experience from the Fix-it Club . . . enjoys nothing better than working on his car . . . shop is the greatest where subjects are concerned . . . no definite future plans as yet. 1-7' ZA! Judy Borden 618 W. Spring Avenue Elkins Park Academic Considers trip to West and Mexico components of a perfect summer . . . Penn football fan . . . cute and sweet . . . hobby is collecting bells from foreign countries , , , loves to knit and read . , . favors English classes . What a panic, says she future points to college 1 Helaine Brecker 7838 Penrose Avenue Elkins Park Commercial Oh, Harry --that can be but one person--strawberry-blonde Honey . . entered CHS from Taft High, New York . , . likes dancing and working in Red Crass Club . . . has what it takes when it comes to shorthand . . . secree tarial field beckons. im X if f'1'f'ei1'1'Ql Phyllis Berman 7517 Vernon Road Melrose Pork Academic Phyl, a welcome addition from Philadelphia Girls' High, loves music and poetry . . . a whiz at the piano . . . writes college corner for Cheltonian , . . history leads list of studies . , , spent summer as camp counselor . . . future college freshman. Joan Birch 43 Chelfield Road North Hills Academic Joan's schedule is filled with Glee Club, church choir, and volunteer work at Abington Hospital . . . will be seen at Abington almost con- stantly next yearftraining for nursing career after graduation . . . loves her French classes . . . al- ways saying, Theres trouble Jane Bradford 5l5 Stahr Road Elkins Park Commercial 'lOh dad! that's a cool one, Jane will exclaim , . . works in School Bank , . . Cheltonian typist . . . Knitting Club . . , smooth on the rink . . , office career after gradu- ation . . . reading and dancing really rate . . . typing inferior tc none as suhic-ct most enyoyed cy- xy Fred Breuer 400 Franklin Avenue Cheltenham General The strong, silent type is Fritz . . . quite a popular guy . . . strong point on the CHS track team , . . spends spare time with his stamp collection and photoge raphy . . . Fred plans to enter the Marine Corp after graduation. Louise Braeunig ll'l Tookany Parkway Cheltenham Academic Blue-eyed Louisefsecretary of homeroom l2O . . . sold tickets for away football games . . , the girl with the beautiful tan goes to Florida every winter . . . par- ticipates in Senior Arlministraticn Club and on Social Committee . . bookkeeping and French cre fc forite subjeC'S Jkllllff 'sf' reeper. Robert Breuer 400 Franklin Avenue Cheltenham Academic Easy-going Bob manages to keep busy . . . member of the Banking Club . . . he thinks nothing sur- passes bookkeeping . . . model railroad enthusiast . . . collects stamps as a hobby , . . plays trombone and piano . . . will ma- triculate at Drexel. 3 , Y A U George Broder Barbara Bronstein nue 709 Spring Avenue 7500 Vernon Road Academic Elkins Park Academic Melrose Park General r Dick George-- the man of a thousand Cute petite and sweet Balls background talents prorntrter'-T in Student .riainally from Philadelphia---now scout asset to Council affairs and lauflalrlc H .ner ts CHS gain favorite sutniect, cross country and Sfciety member moi. 't f tmtl F D . . rides to school in grecn enioys anything -n rrfzm 218 aittr -,cw l ris cfimertible . . a pro ct bowling :story home eclitgrr-irt chief rt Cheltonian does tremendous iittertsugs take a destined 'fr ccrfrf-r in medical music scales heard daily-- tration Cfturse at profession practicing for vocal lessons , . future medical technician James Burley 7312 Butcher Street Philadelphia General Everybody! friend .,.' Jimmy can easily be recognized by his big heIlo's and very handsome attire . spends leisure hours dabbling in the arts' '.., a lab as a typist and possibly a college education loom ahead Albert H. Caesar, Ill 22l N. Bent Road Wyncote Academic 'AI' manages to combine athletic prowess with good marks . . . member of the Honor Society star of football, basketball, and baseball teams . cites crazy muSlC and sports as favorite pref occupations . . . prep school to be followed by college. 3' is arf L E . Edward Brunswick 8l4'l High School Road Elkins Park Academic Ed is widely known for his sharp clothes and way with the women . spends leisure hours swimming, playing tennis and practicing with the dance band . , , words of wis- dom-- these are the up stairs, buddy . . . Dartmouth will find a place for him. 1 6- Marianne Carey 656 Lindley Avenue Glenside Academic Merri' -blonde-haired beauty hailing from Ohio eniows reading and horseback riding , , sings in school choir . . likes biology and English classes best belongs t' Social and Theme Committees . , . main interests-Bill and return t-t Ohio for college education Frank Joseph Caterisano 28 Limekiln Pike North Hills General Hi, angel . . where did he oct those curls? . Cl'lS's Cas- anova lists women and cars as hobbies --emphasis on women' . . . Cat favors English . . . real gone on that piano . . . member of football team . leaving fu- ture up to fate. ,wa Georgia Ann Cohen 3 Windsor Avenue Melrose Park Academic Tall, attractive Georgia with that umm-boy! figure . . . she's a bridge and dixieland jazz fiend , . . gust loves English class . , . frequently quips, Thank good' ness, it's Friday . . . busy around school with chemistry class and Assembly Committee . . . will at- tend college. Leanore Cohen 803 Stratford Avenue Melrose Park General Allearound athlete hailing from Germantown and Olney , bas' ketball and baseball are Lee's pet sports . . artistic contributor to homeroom decorations during Christmas season . , , previously entered the AA U. swimming team . . . Ronnie and wedding bells scheduled for future . Ronald Cohen 8l0'l Heacoclm Lane Wynegte lltdUSffl0l on I the ever ready sta e manager hrs maglc touch needed for assembly llghtrng ef fccts counselor at lnduan Lake Camp last summer would love to spend the whole aay In metal ap rn un the C tranlc aol o Uncle Sams Army Kenneth Cushman 707 Chelten Avenue Phuladelphna Academnc suave manner best hour Cheltenham passed ln Mr Gar reth s lvaokkeeplng class go f tennns and rnuslc fll the ma r portlon of hrs spare moments Il Plz Gerald P Comber 7928 Park Avenue Elkuns Park Academic Blond hatred blue eyed Jere can be ldentnfued by has gorgeous smle able homeroom presl dent and Student Councnl member gust crazy about sports wrestlmg and cross country are ex ample ct Jere s skrll at CHS makes model trams future at Penn or Lehrgh Charles Denton Conklun 541 Croyden Road Cheltenham General Whos got that yellow Ford can vertlble9 Skeets spends spare tame makmg ut hot funds fushang relaxtng treas urer of homeroom wrestltng manager tn soph and tumor years conslderlng busmess course at Penn State or Pennsylvama Tex tele lnstntute Roy C Davud 415 Church Road Elkuns Park Academnc Roy enjoys Engllsh summers fund hum counselonng at a boys camp has all the gnrs jealous of those blond curls occer star how would Sensor Margery Davns 7606 Woodlawn Avenue Melrose Park General spends as popular un any crowd afternoons workmg as a salesgnrl member of hockey squad loves to ploy brldge PD as her favorlte rn o chuldren s shop Kathryn L Craft 7704 Unuan Avenue Elkins Park Commerclal Attractnve octave Cossue captarn of hockey team tops tn basketball and softball too loves that Leo totes sparkler on thnrd fmger of left hand enloys stenography but has a spe ctal language for the typewrnter secretarual work and rnarruage ahead plans future at Unlversltv of Penn N,-llwl Admrnrstratuon Club functuon with out hs pep? college yet to come sublect plans to enter a rumor college ln the fall Dean Decarlo 132 Parkvnew Avenue Cheltenham Academic Deans IS malnly unterested shop and baseball he entered thus world un Detrort Muchlgan ltves all day for that 2 45 dusmlssal worked as a weeder at Melrose Country Club wrshes to attend nught school or to work after graduatuon Vargmna Delaney 347 Harruson Avenue Elluns Park Academnc Glnny came to Cheltenham from Notre Dame llkes Craft Club and readlng favorlte study ts chemtstry wnll put lt to use un future career as a nurse once weekly Glnny may be heard exclarmlng Thank goodness its Friday' Mary Ellen Derham 8001 New Second Street Elluns Park Acadenuc Mernee IS a busy kud puts pamtbrush to use worklng on those lovely dance and bulletm board decorattons she s secre tary of homeroom 203 totes a hockey stick all fall expects to enter college --xx Barbara Draeger 935 Gilbert Road Cheltenham Commercial What a r t' exclalms pert Barb sparks Bulletnn Board and Dance Decoratlon commlttees happtest when shes eating or swnmmlng efflcuent man ager of school store P s a oy tumor college looms nn the future V, U w, 513. .: J 4 I ,- A A piss. -,fyil ' '. '5' 'S' fffful Ui: I M A Q H H- , E . I . ,, .,,-CU R S - v Q . . -., ,, t E ' ' ' Y Y Q I ' .- A - - 14 ff D I I ' I I A . sh . he'll 1 roll lec- S t ' V. - -W h ' n A I g I s sch t ' . . . g A ' - - ' Q ' ' 0 , , I 'Ken' rs known for hrs humor and Keen on collecting autographs . . . Sweet and petite . . . Margie - . . , ' 3 In A . . . ' A . . . , . . ' . . . . l , , . , he ' l ' ' ' . . . , l lO V . . . . . . ' yyl rl I . . . ' , 'FEW 'L L- l ' Q I' ' I V C V ,jf-f.,, ' If Q , . , gg - 2 , I ' ' in 11 r If 11 n - A . I I u io -u - - 0 - . l, ,, . . . . ' 4 '. . . , . , . - - - l fl ., . . . . - Q , , . 1 . . . - H Judith Dubin 1204 Valley Road Melrose Park Academic Cant wait to go back, declares Pine Forest counselor Judx ' , . willful 'fiftltnll and bosketbail player derives enyoyment from P D classes , great piano pop player , , , on Senior Prom Or- chestra Committee ',,. relishes bridge, scrnlilile, and Friday night pizza , . . liusinr-ss education at Temple, E Barbara Engelbach 444 N. Sterling Road Elkins Park Academic Slender and attractive is Chelten- harn's Bobbie . . . admirer of Spanish language and South American dances . , . renders as- sistance at hospital . . . belongs to Assembly and Senior Prom Theme committees . . . poise in- creased by modeling lessons . . . future student at Laboratory Insti- tute of Merchandising and Fosh- ion. I Irene Du Bow 607 Webb Road Elkins Park Academic Renee the personality plus kid leading question- guess who fallen? displays vim on EI Delator staff . active in intra- mural sports . . on own time it's swirnmin, readin' or datin' . , . partial to French and English . . . future secondary school teacher, Arlette G. Espenshade 10 South Avenue Wyncote Academic Good things come in little pack- ages . . . Ottie enjoys drawing, ice skating, and swimming , . . loyal A's rooter . . . Spanish and chemistry best hours of day . . . Decoration and Bulletin Board committees . . . hopes to attend college in future-probably Tem- ple. 1 Carole Ann Faust 210 Bickley Road Glenside Bissy, the star -outstanding in hockey, basketball, and soft- ball , . member of Girls' Intra- mural Athletic Council , . . This is too much, says she , , , finds history, cooking, reading and driv- ing cars pleasant . . . worked at Abington Hospital . . , aspires to be a nurse. Academic Joan Feenie 448 Valley Road Melrose Park Commercial High-stepping Joan twirls the baton sCCrCtOry of homeroom IOS , dates on dancing, sports, and letters from brother Bill , , . types for Cheltonian . . . short- hand and typing receive top rank- ing . . . business man's gain as stenographer next year. all Barbara Efron 8005 Heather Road Elkins Pork Academic Bobbie spends spare time listen- ing to pop music . . . was a member of Senior Administration, Sewing, and French Reading clubs . . . French receives edge on fa- vorite subject list . . . likes readin' 'n cookin' . . . plans to attend University Of Kentucky. Roberta R. Engel 817 Gilbert Road Cheltenham Academic Lively little Inky . , . Cute in every way . . . Iovelv member of football queen's court . . . keeps busy on the Bulletin Board Com- mittee . . . crazy about swim- ming, English, and all kinds of animals , , . future ot West Chester -ff- -then Inky thi- school marmf' Ruth Betty Falkenstein 24 Windsor Avenue Melrose Park Academic Blonde hair and blue eyes-a per- fect combinatian . . , counselor ot day camp last' summer . . . pet expression, l'm all shook . . . Assembly Commitee worker . . . loves piano, reading, and playing bridge in spare time . . . partici- pates in dramatic activities . . college ahead. Weston H. Feilbach, Jr. 153 Greenwood Avenue Wyllgofg Atddelllit The Mr, Handyman around home is Westy . . , enjoys sports of all kinds . . . good guy with a racket lstrictly tennisl . . . math, sciences are favorite fore- runners . . , held positions as treasurer and vice-president . . . ambition-metallurgical engineer- ing at Drexel Institute Barbara Farace 625 Willow Grove Avenue Academic Helping others is Barbora's goal in life . . . first it's two years of college to be followed by a three year nurses' training pro- gram . . . she spent last summer working in nurseries at Abington Hospital . . . violin virtuoso . . . enjoys classical music and reading, Glenside 4 fbifvx' Stuart Feldman 6226 N. 13th Street Philadelphia Academic Well liked and indispensable around school . . . chairman of Assembly and Bazaar committees . . adores tennis and golf . . . hard worker on Yearbook . . . he displays authority as member of hall patrol . . . takes part in World Affairs Club and Interfaith group . . . pre-law ahead. Bertram Felgouse 238 E Church Road Elkuns Park Academrc horty t troclr m treouently spurt forth C w at that prove? a rcal scucncc and nature cnthusuast lcusure tume spent un phctcgraphy Dot summer at country club lrcep traffuc runnung s t member cf basketball sauad emple th n a but c recr lx' Judee Fogel 1205 Stratford Avenue Melrose Park Academuc el dre sed carefree cutc t ats o seen rudung around un Beatsy s Chrysler wuth number one b x Spunozo honest unuun saxs she hed homeroom offuces f presudent vuce presvdcnt creatuye dress makcr and cook actuve on l-lomcroom Commuttee college daze soon to come R' Lawrence A Frank Pelham Park Apartments 229 Upsol Street Phlladelphlo arry us Cl-lSs foot al an gurls catch that buuld famous mat man on M Lehmans wrestlung team chemustry us hus favorute subuect spent the past summer at Camp Canadensus un the Poconos wull attend college ademuc Shurley Ann Fetzer 8240 Thomson Road Elkuns Park Commercoal Lke fcllr doncung9 we Shurleys the gurl-does German folk dancung at Edelweuss es to typust for Chel tonuan great on defense for gurls ba ketball team short hanl and typung rate hugh hopes for secretarual posrtuon un near future Nancy Frame 630 Croyden Road Cheltenham Academnc Easy goung Nance makes marvelous cheerleader what would the gurls basketball team do wurhout her management9 Bulletun Board and Dance Decora tuon commuttees take up her tame passes summers at Ocean Cuty plans to rom the gang a Penn St te un all Jean Frnlay 7423 Euston Road Oak Lane Academuc Energetuc Jeannue favors hockey ruvung rn new car collectun records and art she spends her summers at Whute Lake Camp and Ocean Cuty contrubutor to Bulletun Board and Decoratuoru commuttees treasurer of home room lO5 shell contunue her educatuon at college fx 'K' Judy Frankel 925 Melrose Avenue Melrose Park Academuc Forty Love what would Cheltenham do wuthout Judy o the racket squad 9 thruves on duxueland uazz always ready to youn un the spotted workung behund the lunchroom counter sells candy at foot ball games expects to attend college next year Mrldred June Franz 908 Rowland Avenue Cheltenham Academuc Dark n cute feels rught at home when seated at puano plays for orchestra vuce presudent of lO5 un sensor year sewung and kmttmg full udle hours loyal Penn follower lwonder why9J desures to at tend busuness college Euleen Fusher 130 Beecher Avenue Cheltenham Commercsal a bonde and pretty s pounds keyboard for Chel tonran member of El Delator staff a smoothy on the dance floor lukes swummung shorthand favorute subject future hut un secretarual fueld served on color guard chour member popular musuc rates hugh Carole Freedman 915 Melrose Avenue Melrose Park Academuc Watch out for that swushung pony tal' attached to the cute head of our Mass Sarah Bernhardt just loves readrng and drama tucs fabulous as Lorrame un last years school play Chuc dresser hard worker for Year book college and dramatuc work ahead X K l I l HS ffm X gn , , , u ,,.. ll, ' , T ll, l , i EH s 'so h 's ' d' ' ' , A Q - -.- ' ,V ,,, 1' luk- N knut , .. - 4 ' hall ,mos hlv. . , u ' . . . 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L ' ' b l hero A rt ' i.- d' 'I H.... 4 ..,'- H' H Ernest Fripps 1713 Willow Avenue Oak Lane General Tall and good natured Bugs a prominent figure around school frequently heard using his favorite expression Crazy plays basketball for church team also on Cl'lSs football and basketball squads partial to history classes future t comptometer school Carol Gessing 380 Church Road Elkins Park Academic Carol the sports enthusiast lovcs hockey basketball and swim ming helps to create striking bulletin b ard displays works at Strawbrtdges during summer month member of Yearbook staff CHS Red Cross repre sentative plans to enter Mil lersvtlle State Teachers College in September Ann Gilmore 615 Croyden Road Cheltenham General Swimming and pop music are this cute chicks hobbies enough vitality displayed by way of Senior Administration Theme Committee and selling candy PD rates high on her list Ocean City is her summer haven next fall junior college George H Goldstein 1704 Chelsea Road Philadelphia Academic Social Committee couldn t function without George amusing and liked by al valuable soccer team player drummer in school band partial to Ruth excels in math and science classes Hee Yaa he quips Drexel will claim him next year F if , 1 Dolores S. Grant 7627 Washington Lane Elkins Park Miss Ben Hogan .,,: weft 0' the candy sho ptzlilla- at ff tl,oll Academic games . . . quite a Xl'fiDlll4.' stu- dertt . . . busy lace is DLL ' with her Cheltonian virttinaf , . per- sonals edttor of Yearbook . , hard-hitting reprcscntattxe cf --fift- ball team . , . lull of fun and psychology . . . onward to college. Peter Goss 519 Jefferson Avenue Cheltenham Easily spotted in any crowd known for his easy going ways and sense of humor avid sports fan--especially football spends spare time working on model rail road Petes favorite sub rect bookkeeping painted billboards during summer as intentions of enrolling in a south ern college Academic l Claire Grayston 7316 Oak Avcnue Melrose Park Vrf-tit Ctrtrt lic rated our ath- General wtic lvl: .1 : rnaiorette . . . gp- ltr! prim, as artist 'she mr-tlf t am artist's delight , . . -mini il mean hockey stick . . . yy,1v1L-tl l. r a tloctcr las' summer . . . magnctisrn pulling toward commercial art and the teaching of small children. Kenneth Glenn Hager 124 Dewey Road Cheltenham Academic Ken is one of those oft-men- tioned but seldom-found all- around boys . . . chairmen of Safety and Publicity committees . . . journalist for Times Chronicle . . . homeroom president . . , traveled in New England and Canada during past summer . . . future plans include college and sports writing. Paul Gourley, .lr 7852 Spring Avenue Elkins Park Academic A friendly hello and a warm smile are Pauls trademarks devotes attention to cars and model railroading he claims that while working with cars you meet mighty interesting people P D a favorite Penn State is his college choice S ,N I If Robert B. Hager 358 Oak Road Glenside Academic Bob just thrives on all phases of science . . . he's a member of Physical Science Club . . . spare time is donateil to his shortwave radio and chemistry , . . his favor- ite subjects--chemistry and trig . , , ambitionfto attend Rens- selaer Polytechnic Institute. xx l 4 4s A V- ls Alan Hague 1830 Chelsea Road Oak Lane General Known to his friends as clam foot . , . easily spotted because of that six-foot-plus appearance 4 . . favors gym . . . partial to the girls 4 . . band member . 4 . star kicker on Cl-lS's soccer team . . . the Marines-soon to come. Wilson J. Henry 7325 Butcher Street Oak Lane Commercial Called Skace by his friends . . . first love is basketball 4 , 4 scoring member of the La Mott basketball five , . . enjoys eating and play- ing football 4 . 4 English pet roster- filler . . . frequently heard ex- claiming, Jake 4 . . plans to advance his educaticn nt comp- tometer school ..z .. . 'f-' 155. Efgriifiwiaz - Sandra Hanover Valley and Mill Roads Melrose Park Academic Sweet and friendly is Sandy . art editor of El Delator , . . winner in Strawbridges poster con- test helps at Fellowship House excels in dramatics-gained experience at summer theaters as well as in Dramatics Club . . . bright future at Museum School of Ari. Barbara Elaine Harper 49 Chelfield Road Glenside Academic Loves traveling . . . Barbara has left her mark in 45 states, Canada, and Mexico . . . hopes to see Europe next . . , appreciates art, music, and math . . . orchestra and band member A . . co-chair- man ol Dance Decoration Commit- tee . . . future math major at college. Nancy Herbach lll Lowanda Avenue Melrose Park Academic Lively Nancy slings hash at lunch time , . . follows progress of ln- terfaith group . 4 . a member of the Mechanical Drawing Club for the last two years and loves it . . . enjoys collecting jazz records and touring in her fast Pontiac . A . college next year Carole L. Hinkle 2135 N. John Russell Circle Elkins Park Academic Gay, sparkling Hink is a mem- ber of the peppiest bunch at school F-the cheer leaders 4 . , as Social Committee chairman, she helps plan our dances , . . interested member of Church Youth Fellow- ship and Cl'lS's Interfaith group . , . wants to attend Cedar Crest College, Patricia Ann Heller 239 Bickley Road Glenside Academic Where does she get all that pep? . . , Patty sparks both varsity hockey and basketball teams . . . participates in band, orchestra , , 4 Honor Society member . 4 . spare time spent on church activities. . . future nurse-hopes to prepare for this career at U, of P. 4, 4. Marilyn Hitchcock 7419 Barclay Road Cheltenham Academic Bubbling with tons of personality -that's Marilyn . . . whiz at typ- ing . , . priceless possession of the choir 4 . . works in Ocean City during the summer . . . study of secondary education at Penn State seen in the crvstal ball. Joan E. Hoffman 327 Ashbourne Road Elkins Park Academic Joanie can frequently be found in the office-secretary to Dr. Gould . , . a lover of all animals . . . raises tropical fish . , . most pleasant hours spent swimming, listening to popular music, and eating Italian sandwiches . . . in- terior decorating career at Drexel. I K V Donald Holmes 17 Carroll Avenue Glenside Commercial El Chico is a big asset to foot- ball and basketball teams . . . derives pleasure from relaxation- hunting and vacationing in the Poconos . . . just adores those en- lightening hours spent in class . . . college education part of this boy's plans, William Houldin 405 Greenwood Avenue Wyncote Academic Fore! What a drive that Mike has! , . . he's also one of the big five . . . spends all his time working on his '37 Ford . . . Problems of Democracy is a favor- ite . . . Let's face it, says Mike . . . fancies Lafayette as his col- lege choice. .4 ,c,,:, 'N ye' Barbara Hunter 'l'l4 Cottman Avenue Cheltenham Academic Attractive blonde . . . Barb -- newcomer to CHS from Lincoln in Junior year . . . responsible for those eye-catching bulletin boards . . . never seen without the other Barb . . . enjoys football games and selling programs . . . col- lects pop records . . . future possibly at Penn State. Avenue Academic for his unusual active on wrestling, and track teams . . . Affairs, Inter- Senior Administra- science department . , , plans to take at college next 5 s Edward Jackson 'I800 Beech Avenue Philadelphia General Smiling Ed -often seen in CHS halls with fellow senior, NF .... star at football and wrestling . . . horses, and riding them are a favorite pastime . . . spends sum- mers at Wildwood . . . helpful attendant at Ashbourne Garage . . . desires employment with a brick company. Elaine M. Jaskolka 7828 Montgomery Avenue Elkins Park General Annual trips to Niagara Falls take up Pud's summers . . . loves helping out in library . . . joined CHS pencil-pushers at start of soph year . . . sings in choir . . . works in school office . . . outside interests-painting, music . . . plans to enter business world after graduation. Avenue Academic star goalie on the team . . . participated and Bulletin Board spends summer partial to chem- secretary of her home- education furthered or nursing school. Margo Kaliner 7914 Whitewod Road Elkins Pork Academic Lover of fine arts , , . singing, dancing, acting participant in CHS plays . . . equally tops in modern dancing , . . oh, that self-made jewelryf . . . former staff mem- ber of school newspaper . . . cred- ited with three years of summer stock at Forestburgh Theatre . . . college next year. Raymond Jackson 1800 Beech Avenue Philadelphia General Serious looking Gabby is quite a sports fan . . . finds caring for horses a pleasant chore-spent the summer at a riding academy . . . plans to roam the far corners of the earth someday . . . PD. is his favorite subject . . . will work in fall, Dorothy V. Jones 702 Glenside Avenue Wyncote Academic What a sparkling football queen Dottie made! . . . secretary of Student Council . . . veep of Honor Society . . . co-editor of football programs . . . she's out- standing at hockey, basketball, and tennis . . . may be seen knitting, playing the piano, or with Tom . . . future at Denison. Anita Jaron 1420 Melrose Avenue Melrose Park Academic Cute, friendly Nita . . . partici- pator in World Affairs Club, Stu- dent Council. and Assembly Com- mittee . . . famous for her un- matchable Hoi . . . enjoys youth group and social service work . . . plans to attend a girls' college, majoring in psychology. Melvin Koch 614 Boyer Road Cheltenham Academic Mel is famous for his warm, friendly smile . . . strong point on CHS's baseball team . . . book- keeping takes highest spot as favorite subject . . . plans account- ing career at college next year . . . must be that Mel's really keen on figures! Florence Koname 2550 Church Road Glengide cbllllheftlll Cute little Sacki -former Dob- bins lassie . . . types for Chel- tonian . . , member of Glee Club, color guard . . . asset to Bulletin Board Committee . . . assists in library . . . in future she plans to juggle figures as an accountant . . . conversation opener is Do you know what? Judy Kaplan 513 Waring Road Elkins Park Academic Continually on the go . . . spent last two summers traveling along western coast and in Mexico . . . loves driving and jokes . . . real crazy bridge fan . . . industrious worker on Assembly Committee and World Affairs Club . . . loves all sports . . . future at Carnegie Tech., followed by MRS. degree. James Kauders 8107 Hugh School Road Elluns Park Academuc Ca able Jum thruves on gurls musuc and photography lunch tume funds hum slungung dushes un the cofeterua trup to Calufornua was formula for a great summer band orchestra and lnter fauth group member re med course on future agenda Lynne Korman 7408 Sharpless Road Melrose Park Academuc Well luked Lynne always ready wuth a smule touled undustru ously as edutor un chuef of Year book art Englush and golf enthusuast Honor Socuety member actuve un World Af faurs Club and lnterfauth group hopes to attend Beaver to study ar l Russell Kranuch 405 Ryers Avenue Cheltenham Academuc Russ us well known for hus crew cut and sense of humor un physucs class member of football track and baseball teams duvudes spare tume between hunt ung and fushung plans to begun construction work next year Joseph Kelly 7312 Keenan Street Oak Lane General Outstandung athlete key mem ber of football basketball and baseball teams recupuent of the Jack Holden award rouse Jum us hus favorute expressuon buulds model planes u Kell lukes Englush and math wull attend college Barbara Korn 3 Asbury Avenue Phnladelphua Academuc Cute npeppy descrubes Bobby to a T enyoys dancung and playung on those uvory keys those bug brown eyes knock the boys for a loop plans to con tunue educatuon at college member of Bulletun Board and Homeroom commuttees Dorothea V Krouser 613 Boyer Road Cheltenham Academuc Dark haured Dot took an aero plane trup to Calufornua last Aprul gosh she s a member of the band and orchestra troy servuce at Abungton Hosputal comes to lnterfauth group meetungs has qualutles for makung a fune nurse W Alace Klewer 912 Melrose Avenue Melrose Park Academuc Capable presudent of lO3 correspondung secretary of Stu dent Councul Al s a sports enthusuast uts on accom plushment to keep tabs on that gorgeous wardrobe PD wuth Mr Cunnungham us tops un sub ject matter destuned for Gettys burg or Duckunson Joan Kramer 2051 N John Russell Curcle Elluns Park Academuc Watch that southern drawl boys' Smulung Joan us always workung dulugently on her extra actuvutues at CHS loves math and scuence spent last summer as a Temple reresentatuve to Na tuonal Youth Leadershup Instutute college wull be Joanne s destuny 6197 Ruchard M Koffler 8208 Maruon Road Elluns Park Academuc CHSs star reporter for Tumes Chronucle and Cheltonuan sports keep Duck busy all year round soccer wrestlung and ten nus enters tennus tournaments un the summer when asked about future wuth fungers crossed he replues Yale law mayor Eluzabeth A Krogh 301 W Waverly Rodd Glensude Academuc Subtle humor plus o cheerful smnle descrube Betty CHS repre sentatuve to Abungton Hosputal responsuble for those orugunal an nouncements posted on the bul letun board member of In terfauth group makung plans for hugher educatuon at Duke Unu versuty Nancy Lambert 61 Tookany Druve Cheltenham Academic Nance has a pleasung person oluty and a heart of gold successful as center guard on bas ketball team and assustant man ager of softball team spends Chrustmas un Floruda hobbues are eaturug and cookung home economucs mayor at Penn State next fall . n 9. ' 9 ' , T' . is , 'V , C If I 4 Q , ' -, .-C Q . ff' 5 'jig' 'ki P bij- If '- ' sf 'f , I 1 V , Veg A p ,, - ,, , . . , , , I ' - ' V I - . I . . - . , , , . . . .. , ,, ,,, H A ,, , . . . - 4 ' fu - A ' 1 , u . . . . . - 1 V - - ' vi I I ' A - 'JK-A I A . . . . P - ,, . , . . . l , A - - - - - ,u . H . . . .4 I 1 , ,gy ' ,Q:i' at . u, , H . H H . . b I 1 . . . . - ll - - ll - I 1 . . . , , . . . 1 . 1 . - 1 I . t. 5 ,575 A x YL.. X u gg, l 7 1 u. I. . - . - . ,, ,u A . ,, ,, , . . . . , . . ,, ,, . ll ll 1 - - 1 D 1 . I 1 I , . . . . . . - ' . 'Wikis in --sz- Yxx. David Lamont 544 Custis Road Glenside Academic All those good looks and president of the Senior Class too-girls, you don't know what you're missing? . . . Dave never has a spare minute . . . advertising manager for Cheltonian . . , decked out in o blue and gold suit as member of the band , college coming up fi f' r t M-ez.. 'FS . FN. if . Margaret Lemon 1837 Harte Road Jenkintown Academic Glad to see Margaret's still with us, even though she now resides in Baederwoad . . . lovely member of football queen's court . . . claimed by Honor Society . . . Stu- dent Council treasurer . . . Foot- ball program co-editor , , . spar' kling future at college, Adele Lapinson 613 Chelten Hills Drive Elkins Park Academic Giggles good-naturedly in favorite subject, French . . . one of the musicians of our class . . , Senior Administration member . . .vol- unteer worker at Jewish Hospital . . . favorite expression, Guess who called?' '... red apple for career choice-teacher of second- ary education. ,ff g .i .'l5 9, .. . V' It Stanley Levine 202 Liberty Road Elkins Park Academic CHS profits from Stanley's cross- country experiences at Olney High last year . . , current events, polie tics, and sports hold his interest . . . history naturally rates high- est . . , headed for college-to be followed by a career in law or political science. Robert Laumer 513 Central Avenue Cheltenham Soccer team and Handicraft Club hold Bob's attention . . . likes to collect stamps . . . enjoys wood shop . . . his favorite expression will go to waste next year-it's down boy -and we don't think it will be appreciated by officers of the U. S. Navy. Industrial if yy .v X Richard Leavitt 654 Meetinghause Road Elkins Park Academic Dick is noted far and wide for his handsome attire and friendly grin . . . sports page of Cheltonian, UNCHS Club, and Yearbook all de- mand his attention . . . Tuesday nights spent at meetings of lnter- faith group . . . aims to prepare for a dental career, Jerry Lewis 400 W. Mt. Carmel Avenue Glenside Academic A CHS comedian, properly named . . . Louie excels in the puzzling subject of algebra . . . real cool vacation-camping in Canada . . . belonged to Apparatus and Mili- tary History clubs . . . fancies a career as pilot in U. S, Air Force . . . considered a great guy. Rhoda M. Lichtig 537 Manor Road Elkins Park Rhoda is as cute as a button . . . came to CHS by way of Bethesda, Maryland . . . devotes efforts to Cheltonian and El Delator . . . in- terested in World Affairs Club . . . thrives on reading and writing . . . college comes next in this gaI's bright future. Academic E 1 X 'f .'1' , x .l Larry Lingg 152 Lismore Avenue Glenside General Chink is a great sports enthusi- ast . . . likes baseball particularly - homerun king thinks the world of World History , . . after graduation he desires to attend night school for radio broadcast- ing. Wallis Logan 1004 Melrose Avenue Elkins Park Academic Ladies' man Wally came to CHS from Central . . . made an excel- lent showing on football and track teams . . . metal shop appeals ta him . . . member of Gym Club , . , next year it's college-he's studying to be an engineer William P. Logan 1004 Melrose Avenue Elkins Park Academic The elder of the well-known Logan twins by a very few mniutes . . . Bill was indispensable to track and cross-country teams . . . shop class beats them all . . . likes all sports, with swimming as tops , . . plans college for '54. Howard Long 770 Rock Lane Elkins Park General Football and Howie --almost synonymous . . . end position on team . . . excels in all sports . . . tall and broad-shouldered, with a terrific personality . , . cuts a fancy rug . . . fishing takes up spare time . . . quite an outdoor man . . . no definite plans for years ahead. 5 Thomas L Lord 102 Waverly Road Wyncote Academic Joes leisure time is spent at ornithology ito the layman thats for the birds J treasurer of homeroom lO3 spends time writing for El Delaror helped plan CHS s assembly programs Lehigh will l-eep Tom busy next year Richard Lukens 501 Ashmead Road Cheltenham Academic Rugged Dick close to nature itself spends summers fishing in Avalon New Jersey delights in scouting has attained rank of Eagle Scout cagey wrestler outstanding performer in Apparatus Club for three years college plans Phillip Lorke 800 Valley Road Melrose Park Academic Handsome Phi wows the femmes known for his feature articles in the Cheltonian takes port in Senior Administration Club soccer sta plays base ball and basketball counselor b s camp loves history de tuned to become a success after college Sue Lubowirx 8229 Marion Road Elkins Park Academic Dark eyed Susan is never with ou a friendly smile and a H popular captain of tennis team member of Yearbook editorial board spare time is spent partying and swimming 2l7 s spritely secretary college on next year s agenda Shirley Lucas l5l2 Willow Avenue Oak Lane General T e least to say the most Shirl often exclaims terrific in all sports headed home room intramural sports for three years records and photography are her hobbies a whiz at typing and loves it Lukie S next stop is business school Carol Lyle 433 Ashbourne Road Elkins Park Academic Attractive sweet blue eyed Carol always cheering patriotically at football games active Inter faith group and on Yearbook works on bulletin board themes and layout prefers history studying great men art enthusiast looks forward to college Anne Lynch 76ll Oak Lane Road Melrose Park General Always on hand to help any of her friends . . . likes knitting and sewing . , . whiz at typing . . continually exclaiming, Oh yeah? . . , Cheltonian typist and mem- ber of Glee Club . . . spends summers at Beach Haven , , . definite plans for secretarial co- reer. George MacFarlond Harris and Froebel Roads Laverock Academic Big George divides time between sports and a certain 'Miss , . . most enjoyable hours in school spent in Trng and mechanical drow- ing classes . , , school activities include Yearbook, tennis, and bos- ketball . . , future to be spent preparing for engineering 'U ,Q Jeanette Mann 555 Church Road Elkins Park No kidding, this pretty blonde frequently utters . . likes danc- ing and knitting . , . Red Cross Club member , . . types for Chel- tonian . . . her cakes and pies are simply out of this world . . . favorite subjects are short- hand and typing . . . will soon be some boss's girl Friday. Commercial Sheila Margasak 1636 Willow Grove Avenue Laverock Geneyql A gift from Olney and Lincoln- Gobby joined the CHS crowd in her junior year . . . lists talking to Binnie as tops . . . collects records and cuts a mean rug . , , Don't bug me, often heard . . . future predicts Penn State or matrimony. Rrchard Marsh 8033 York Road Elluns Park General Good natured easy gorng Rrch rs frrendlv to everyone pecrally L M always frrst rn lrne for hrs lunch member of the grrdrron Dartral to math volunteer frreman after school after graduatron rob warts for Rrch Dorrs Maul 108 Parllvrew Road Cheltenham Commercrol Blonde and peppy thats Dorrs loves to handle the green stuff rn bankrng actrve Chrrstran Endeavor work under chool s work experrence plan she labors rn an rnsurance offrce always ready to lend a helprng hand has no defunrte plans for the future Dorothy J Mawson 313 Grrbbel Road Wyncote Academrc Dottre can be observed addrng art strc touches to the bulletrn boards she rs a member of the Inter forth group rust crazy about swrmmrng works rn Ocean Crty each summer prefers hrstory classes college n fall possrbly Penn State X. Lars Moyson 319 Ryers Avenue Cheltenham Commercral Cute Lors spends spare hours n sewrng and knrttrng seen around school wrth a certarn foot ball player typrst for Chel tonran member of Red Cross Club Mr Macs PD class and typrng are her top roster frllers offrce work comrng up soon EW' Dovrd .I McCaa 223 Harrrson Avenue Glensrde Academrc Dave always ready and wrllrng to partrcrpate rn school actrvrtres captarn of cross country and track teams makes mrnrature models of trarns boats and planes band member attended Boy Scout Jamboree at Santa Ana Calrfornra Franklrn and Mar shall hrs college cl-rorce ,f Kite' Thomas McCullough 110 Waverly Road Wyncote Acadh c Be mv guest qurps Tom feels at home behrnd a catchers mask also clarmed by football team he can ask the crazr est questrons rn chemrstry model trams and sports are pleas ant pastumes pre engrneerrng at Wooster College Ohro rn the a Vx James McGnnnrs 623 Woodland Avenue 'Clflitenham lndustrrol Handsome Jrr'n wows all the grrls wrth hrs lrrsh smrle played end posrtron on the football team best pgrf of day why, lunchtrme what else? Jean, the boys and cars take up hrs free hours 7 grgnrfrcant of future Charles McGlynn 7827 Mrll Road Elkrns Park General Fare' frre' w'were's the frre9 Charlre a volunteer frreman rs nght on the rob any trme of day lrkes to rrde around rn blue Ford energetrc partrcrpant on cross country team favorrte subrect rs shop uncertarn about hrs future Thomas Mcllhenny 637 Arbor Road Cheltenham Academrc Tom srngs bass rn CHS's chorr can also be mrghty proud of the way he trckles those rvarres all classrcal musrc rates tops summer spent along the rock bound shores of Marne look Ing forward to attendrng college Lrllron McMahon 113 Greenwood Avenue Wyncate General Pretty, blue eyed Lrll come from Notre Dame excels rn PD partrcrpates actrvely rn Inter forth group offrce work at CHS rs a favorrte pastrme lrkes college dances and week ends at the shore plans for college rn the future Nicholas D. Melair 524 East Avenue Glenside Academic One of the Senior Class musicians - Nicky plays the accordion , . . member of school band . . . participates in Senior Administra- tion Club . . . gives attention to Interfaith group . . . math is a favorite subject . . . making plans to enter college or the army in the fall. typist . . . Mac's PD. State-then hopes a medical secre- tary or cian. class . Anthony J. Mignon 545 W. Glenside Avenue Glenside Academic One of Cheltenham's big eleven , , . Tony relishes ravioli, meat- balls, and ltalian wine , , . be- longs to Banking Club . , . handles green stuff in school bank , . . during spare time earns money for education at Drexel next year- plans to study accounting and finance. Golda Mostovoy 5 Hidden Lane Elkins Park Academic Golda's a cute number from West Philadelphia High . . . member of Assembly and Bulletin Board com- mittees , , . homeroom treasurer . . , adds zest to Dramatics Club . , . horseback riding and art are pleasant avocations . . . she's col- lege bound. 1 Raymond C. Myers 110 Central Avenue Cheltenham Industrial Tool work, woodcraft, and projec- tion combine to occupy most of Ray's time at school . . . worked during summer vacation . . . col- lecting stamps a favorite hobby . . . looking forward to working in c machine shop and learning the trade of tool-making. James Naughton 170 Harrison Avenue Glenside Industrial Little Jim . . . always laughing and full of fun . . , a slugger on the baseball team . . . expert swimmer . . . favorite interests are the boys and cars . . . worked during the past summer . . . de- sires to obtain employment with the Bell Telephone Company after graduation. Anthony Thomas Millili 143 Lismore Avenue Glenside Academic Fun-loving Tony -one of Cl-lS's most spirited guys . . . eagerly took part in Student Council, soc- cer, and Interfaith group . . . never to be forgotten as the fab- ulous Banjo in the school play . . . thrives on swimming and drama . . . will attend college in the fall. , R 6 e 7 f- S, M' P it-T 1 W ff ' , Alva Miller Muir 313 Lismore Avenue Glenside Academic Good things come in small pack- ages and this gal's living proof . . . veep of homeroom 2l7 . . . Let's face it is all-time quip , . . lists Drexel Frat parties as pet pas- time icould that wedding band have anything to do with that?i . , . will keep house for Dave in the future. Dorothy Neille 446 Crest Avenue Melrose Park Academic Gordy, photography, and danc- ing are interests of pretty and sweet Dottie . . . held home- room vice-presidency office . . . totes hockey stick to field after school . . . valuable player in vol- ley ball, basketball games . . . home economics, Spanish get top billing . DeShon Mitchell 2543 Church Road Glenside Academic Mitch thrives on cross-country and track-three-year man on both these teams . . . favorite school study is chemistry . . . spends spare time with cameras and records . . . likes basketball and reading, too . . . college or Air Force next year. Joseph Muldoon 7714 Union Avenue Elkins Park Academic Recently transferred from North- east Catholic, Joe has become liked by all at Cheltenham . . . the Apparatus Club and the base- ball team occupy the major part of his spare time , . . after gradu- ation Joe plans to spend the next four years at college. Binnie Neufeld 7630 Massey Way Elkins Park Commercial Oh, the energy Bin burns up . . . jitterbugs fill up lunch time . . . craves a good telephone con- versation . . . wild over the piano Gnd singing . . . He'Il be back, we hear her exclaiming so often . . . plans to work as a secretary. 7l Gordon D. Reed 762 Limekiln Pike Glenside lndustrial Freauentlv blurting Cut 'l-lc s c'l '-l'1CCV.'lffl'lOl' s Feed-. spends weelfefif n Tfl4 r: moun urtr-rests arc cori ana fact- ball , . . shcp scores ntghest on subject popularuty poll , , . next year a Navy unufrgrm wull be ztanclarcl eauupment .lack R Rink 216 Ryers Avenue Cheltenham lndustrual Out door man combunes horses dogs hukun an huntun wuth popu lar musuc and hot rods cnuoys forestry anfl plans to work un state park octuve un Buble and Fux ut c ubs wood shop takes furst place un class chouces Virginia Regusters Ogontz and Cheltenham Avenues Philadelphia Commercial 'Gunny' us auute the sportsmen? nirsebacif rudung swumming, skat- Q. cosketbcll one softball . sunqi wuth the cncrus , . , P D her pet subuect . , . knuts for Wally . . , business school and marruage un her ummeduatc future. 'r Charles Ricker 300 Central Avenue Cheltenham Donald F. Riley 208 Harrison Avenue Academic Glenside Commercial lnvaluable player on football and 'Eeot Abungton 'cvs 'Dah :asketball teams . Chucir' us 'Pc-s all sports fcufnte 'earn well-l-kec . hrs tume us ccf- ' Db'lCGClDb+G A' Crirulcms sumed un guns, sports, and cur- if Democracy rates furst where planes , . , known for hisfwl-low's leornun' us concerned . . types the gurl? . , . plans to enter for Cheltorlian . . . strauns vocal college upon graduation from Chel- chorrls un chour . would luke to tenham, enter fueld of raduo . . . future Nancy Robertson 7660 Williams Way Elkuns Park Academic Always rushung about s busy Nance gong says thus peppy che rleader Chaur man of lnvutatuon Commuttee member of Interfaith group and Bulletun Board Commuttee spends summers workung un Ocean Cuty seldom seen wuthout Dale nursung career un future Gordon Robinson 163 Beckley Road Glensude Industrial Some sportsman Roby shunes un football basketball and baseball a real swell guy and Iuked by all wood shop re ceuvcs hughest status as favorute subuect uust look at all the thungs he s made the future presents o puzzle sportsfaster, Joan Rosenberg 40l Shoemaker Road Elkins Pork Academic Joey the vutaluty kud bruqht star un the class varsuty mem ber on hockev basketball and tennus teams presudent of Honor Socuety vuCC presudent at the Senuar Class funds ex tra tume to devote to knuttung sees college un the future Joanna Reed Ross 525 Fox Road Glensude General Pretty blue eyed blonde thats attended Germantown Hugh School homeroom secre tary of 2l7 apprecuates good art and Merrull typust far Cheltonuon real mermaud un the water wushes to try mer chandusung after school fa xorute subuect P D Helen Mae Rossman 'l3'l Harrison Avenue Glensade Commercial Oh no Helen often exclaums very athletuc person foncv stepper on any dance floor favors P D member of Work Experuence group as a secretary spent two weeks un Oklahoma last summer n xt year w ll contunuc un secretarual capacuty Ruchord Rothman 'll06 Stratford Avenue Melrose Park Academic Handsome Duck kept busy wuth fourth page edutorshup of Chel tonuan Safety Commuttee El Del otor s aff and as councul reporter he s the artotest dancer ouute o dresser auves the gurls a real hard time has hugh aspuratuons for pre med course at Prunceton 1 '- .. ll? AA' Q A V lm ,V ' Q A - 4 , i Y . . . , ' ' ' ' ' - ' '..,' 'Hu, , , ' ' , , x - . , . O c . . . l g I . . .4 V 4 A u . u f . - r . . f 'S . I W ax M , N -.,,,, f, ru fr-va r A I -I - - i u 1, yu, . fr . HW- . X I V I .,Y , .. - A ll . , . 6 - I . . , K R 'SD kr. Margaret Royer 522 Custis Road Glenside Academic Sweet Pegs -always agreeable, as expressed by her favorite phrase - You're right . . . she's secre- tary of her homeroom and a mem- ber of the Honor Society . . . ath- letics take o special place in Peggy's heart especially hockey and softball . . . nursing at Johns Hopkins in the distance. Ruth Ann Schairer 323 Beecher Avenue Cheltenham Ruthie -vivacious star of hockey and basketball teams . . , journal- istic talents displayed while writing for Cheltonian and El Delator . . , rates reading, knitting, and sports as an unbeatable combination . . , plans to study languages at a mid-western college Academic V l' Elizabeth D. Schwartz 319 S. Sterling Road Elkins Pork Academic Tennis, anyone? . , . see Chel- tonian and Yearbook writer- Liz . . . ascending social ladder via bridge . . . present at lnter-faith meetings . . . Goldilocks func- tions on Assembly, Senior Prom Ticket committees . . . Temple representative to National Youth Leadership Institute last summer Eileen Ryan 404 Ryers Avenue Cheltenham Pretty addition to CHS's majorettes , . , typed far Cheltonian . . . spent two weeks last summer in Georgia . . , finds sewing, travel- ing, and twirling the baton pleas- ant diversions . . . bookkeeping leads all subjects , . . plans to work in office after graduation- also wedding bells. Commercial Jane Scheifele 7425 Overhill Road Melrose Park Academic Blonde, brown-eyed Janie spends her spare time on those argyles . , , manager of hockeyettes . . . clever Cheltonian cartoonist . . . can't wait for Spanish class . . . choir and orchestra member . . , will take up home economics or elementarv education ot college Marie Seiler 640 Arbor Road Cheltenham Academic Darling cheerleader with bound- less energy . . V -P of the Red Cross Club , . . keeps bulletin boards in tip IOD shape . , , enjoys swimming, knitting, and PD .... Mimi loves English classes with Miss Boyd-also, someone she'll be near at Penn State next fall, Carmella Mary Santarelli 503 East Avenue Glenside Commercial Mello possesses a radiant smile and warm friendliness . . , likes to dance and twirl the baton . . , excellent skater . . . on Work Experience program she toils as receptionist and PBX operator . . . will continue office work after commencement . . . favorite sub- jects are PD. and typing. -P . T r E i Robert Schubert 7612 West Avenue Elkins Park Academic Poncho is a whiz at the piano . . . Assembly Committee and sport- ing events keep him stepping , . . worked at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia last summer . . . builds boats in his spare time . . . booked at college for the next four years. William Sassmun 19 Carter Lane Elkins Park Academic Easily recognized by that blond crop-and mmmm, that trumpetl . . . asset to school band and orchestra . . . president of Chelten- ham's Bible Club . . . finds boot- ing and fishing in Ocean City a pleasant pastime . , . hopes to at- tend Lehigh or F. and M. Richard Schulz 631 Arbor Road Cheltenham Ve-ep of homeroom 302 . . . an acrobat in Apparatus Club . . . Dashing Dick finds winter sports most enjoyable . . . chemistry ranks as favorite subject , , . spends time working on his mod- ern hot-rod . . . college and the Marine Reserves will fill his future Academic Mayor Shanken 726 Meetinghouse Road Elkins Park Academic Shank joined the CHS gang last year from Central High , . . he's an assiduous Spanish student and member of the Spanish Read- ing Club . . , likes landscaping and farming . . . will attend Tem- ple U. and take the pre-law course. Patricia Ann Shelley 487 Plymouth Road Glensidc Academic Reading, Pa. lost Pat to CHS . . . friendliness expressed by her pet expression, See you around the campus . . . divides her in- terests between music and sports -but art takes first place . . . with pallet and brush she's off to Philadelphia's Museum of Art. f Barbara Sickles Oak Lane Manor Melrose Park Academic Bobs spends he r summers counseloring at Camp Council , . . devotes time and energy to Sen- ior Administration Club, Bulletin Board and Decoration committees . . . fond of bridge, knitting, and dixieland . . . next four years to be spent at Goucher, where she will study elementary education. John Silvey 152 Lismore Avenue Glenside Academic A CHS three-letter man -pan ticipated in cross-country, wres- tling, and basketball . . . Ap- paratus Club and swimming also interest athletic-minded Jack . . . That's a blast, he retorts . , . homeroom treasurer . , . college student next fall, A 3 1 Fred Smith 164 S Keswick Avenue Glenside Industrial Music Music Music Fred plays the trumpet and harmonica member of swing band and or chestra shop is favorite sub ect he attended Widener Memorial High School before com ing to CHS handsome Fred is often seen driving his car has a way with females ture salesman William Smith 114 Parkview Road Cheltenham Academic Slender Smitty hails from the sunny South Georgia par takes in fishing and hunting likes Mechanical Drawing Club hot rod cars and motorcycles make his eyes gleam intends to re turn to Georgia to complete edu cation at Georgia Tech Walter Smith 28 Dewey Road Cheltenham General Records record and more records fclassicall that s Watze s pet pastime arrived at CHS in senior year from Olney Hugh auiet but he always has a friendlv smile art is top subiect first desire to graduate unde cided after that rx Linda Simon 328 Waring Road Elkins Park Deserved acclaim for second page editorship of Cheltonian . . . more journalistic talents revealed as Linda writes Elkins Park Pano- rama for Times Chronicle . . . motored to Canada last summer . . . worked in father's office . . . college lies ahead . . . am- bition-novelist. Academic Rowland A. Simpson 150 Hilltop Lane Wyncote General Mr, Lightning - R0wlie speeds' to victory for track and cross- country teams-he's capped many a medal . . . basketball star, too . . , has served as homeroom president and class treasurer . . . student at Penn State next year- then the Marines. Sue Snellenberg 1882 Brookside Road Elkins Park Academic Dark complexion made permanent in Hawaii Bulletin Board Committee chorus and World Af fairs Club keep Sue occupied at CHS real gone on sports golf tennis and swimming Spanish extra special future roads lead to Goucher Claire Gladys Sobel 1005 Sharpless Road Melrose Park Academic Whats new with you? escapes the lips of this blonde an of Mrs Lamberts English class favors knitting and reading collects popular records member of Red Cross Craft clubs Temples gain next year-as student of dental technology Reva Sprafkin 14 Asbury Avenue Melrose Park Academia Effervescent head cheerleader noted for lovely face figure and freckles se retary of Assembly Committee member of queen s court Yearbook participant loves dancing and dixieland music counselor at camp for underprivileged girls psychol Ogy major at a New En land col 1 ' 1 l ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 31 . . 111 111 1 1 , ' fu- 11.11 . . 11 1 . 11 '- - ,,,f I I . ,. . . , , 1 1 ' C . - . - 11 11 - ., . . , - , , ... I ,,, ' . 4 . . , , , Ffa'-f'i,' ' Q-F fi A L. 1 iQf1 isiF2r Albert P. Stauderman 7814 York Road Elkins Park Academic All Cheltenham has watched Al on TV at one time or another . . . what an actor! . . . all 'round person besides . , . president of Inter-faith group, veep of home- room lOl, on personals staff of El Delator . . . college-then aims to please as TV director. Joel Stein 8009 Heather Road Elkins Park Academic Friendly Sweet Potato came to us last year from Central High . . . he's director of the marching band . . . member of Orchestra Committee . . . music a favorite pastime . . . often heard exclaim- ing, Good? . . . subject of pref- erencegalgebra . . a future M D. Robert Stern 2910 Midvale Avenue Philadelphia 29 Academic Bobby may be seen roaring by in his new Plymouth or eagerly lending aid to Mr. La Morgia's soccer team . , . favorite pastimes are electronics and girls . . . plans for future include college, plus a career in electrical engineering. Paul Stuhltrage 16 Huber Street Glenside Industrial Paul devoted time to his favorite sports golf and baseball a so a good mat man wrestling and apparatus known for his friendliness to all shop ranks high his ambition is to loin the Marines Sam Street 649 Croyden Road Cheltenham Academic Get a load of Sam's famous cari- catures! . . . loves art in any form . . . president of homeroom lOl . . . head interests include camping, hunting, and fishing . . . immediate future at Museum School of Art. Wallace Taylor 2058 S John Russell Circle Elkins Park Academic Cheltenham s Good Humor Man thats Wally adds zest to cross country and track teams most enioyable hours of day spent in Mr Saltzman s physics class ambition to become a student at Lehigh University next fall Vlgdor Teplitz 2130 S John Russell Circle Tlluns Park Auidemlf Known as Viggy wClC0mCfl to CHS from Watertown High Massachusetts whiz Of ChCm igtry dates on photography and Chess chief QUCSYIOH OSRCY an class works after school Inter faith group commands has at tention hopes to major in bio chemistry at M I T ally Terry 80l Gilbert Road Cheltenham Academic Our gal Sal made a tu mcndous l t Election Time as a cheerlecder she spurred Chelten hams football team onward victory occupies time with Senior Administration matters pastime is sinaing further schooling ahead Joyce A Thiele l28 Parkview Road Cheltenham GENCY!-ll Blonde hairrrl hrown eyed Joyce CH s qift to the art world after qraduatirn puts theory into practicr 1 chairman of Dec oration and Bullrtin Board com mitteeg proud member of Honor Society nrt staff of El Delator PD ranks high June Thiele 128 Parkview Road Cheltenham Commercial Blonde willowy June other half of famous Thiele team likes office work heads School Bank Student Ticket Commnttee types for Cheltonian as sists Dr Gould after 245 loves piano playing in spare time spends summers in Ocean City 2 W 13 ef, V . iq'l'AA- ' A ' Q . A l ' - t 4 , f . . . , ,, ,, -- ... l - ' . . . . . I U . . 'A 1 . .1 L ' F x E A . ,gf ... if if : ' 1 . . I V 11 ll . ll I A I V H I Sl I , V ' I I . 1 K4 T? Gerald Thomas 212 Jefferson Avenue Cheltenham General Tall and dark describes Jerry . . . likes to go on fishing trips . . . also enjoys trapping . . . has a way with the girls , , . DaVinci has quite on interest in art . . . former Lincoln High student . . . after high school, life is a big mystery Eugene K. F. Ulmer 8205 New Second Street Elkins Park Academic Gene makes that violin talk . . . member of CHS orchestra . . Assembly Committee asset . . . speaks German as fluently as Eng- lish . . . science and math are tops . . , interested in railroad work . , , will study electrical en- gineering at Drexel institute of Technology. A Marjorie Wachs 8223 Marion Road Elkins Park Academic Tall and attractive Mari is sec- retary of the graduating class . . . as co-chairman of the Lunchroom Committee and member of the Homeroom Committee she is kept busy, but still has time for knit- ting, dancing, and Lenny . . . English rates highest . . . she's aff to teach elementary education. Joseph Titherington 341 W. Waverly Road Glenside Industrial Friendly, carrot-topped Joe came to Cheltenham from North Catholic High . . . goes for shop classes in a big way . . . how does he spend his spare time?-smoking! . . . intends to earn some spending money after graduation, -1 'K Barbara Unger 7415 Elizabeth Road Philadelphia 26 Commercial Petite, pretty, with a big smile for everyone . . . able assistant in School Bank . . . works in Elkins Park Junior High School office af- ter school , . , likes dancing . . . Senior Administration office work during summer vacation . . . plan- ning for secretarial work in the school system. John Trois 141 Bickley Road Glenside General Tall, dark, and umm . . . quiet Trois's interests center around music . . . plays a very mellow sax . . . quips up- What'd ya say, dad? . . . Member af Apparatus Club . . excellent baseball player . . . likes Problems of Democracy . . . uncertain about his future plans. Carol Ann Turner 7611 Woodlawn Avenue Melrose Park Academic C u t e a n d vivacious-that's Bunny . . . enjoys doing every- thing . . . sports, bridge, popular music, and dating head the list . . . interfaith group member . . . found summer work experience in- teresting . , . trig and P.D. are pet subjects , . . Bucknell and B.S. degree in future. l wtf Robert Vatter 845 Elkins Avenue Elkins Park Big Bob stopped many a sure score as CHS's fine soccer goalie , . . gets a kick out of chemistry . . . jumping the high hurdles is another one of his specialties . . . will enter college and go into en- gineering. Academic Carl Vogl 102 Church Road Elkins Park General All 'round athlete . . . Voge shines in football, basketball, wrestling, and baseball . . , CHS's most valuable gift from Abington . . . often exclaims, Let's face it . . . favorite subjects are P.D. and mechanical drawing . . . cer- tain girl holds his interest . . . future undecided. Robert S. Walker 7633 Oak Lane Road Cheltenham Academic Friendly Dizzy Fingers came to us from Olney . . . a talented musician . . . member of dance band and orchestra . . . Good Humor man during the summer . . . this handsome guy claims he's going ape . . . hopes to study music at Gettysburg College. E?- cr 1 Richard Webster 1009 Melrose Avenue Melrose Park Academic Never a dull moment with Spider around . . . was a de- cided asset to the soccer team . . . member of Senior Administra- tion Club . . . well known for his mischievous smile . . . president of homeroom 214 . . . foresees future at Penn State. Barbara Weil 7931 Park Avenue Elkins Park Academic Barbara's forever ready to lend a helping hand . . . spent many a week-end at Philadelphia Work Camp . . . her first love is horses -never meets a four-legged friend without a lump of sugar handy . . . co-ed college coming up. Of Q 'F' 51 -. v Academic quiet manner, Dick moments as track music enthusiast . . . class and teaches the summer, when . will enter Marshall to prepare Peter Weindorfer 7411 Barclay Road Cheltenham Academic ln spring, this young man's fancy turns toward-baseball . . . Pete loves all sports . . . cars and girls also hold his interest . . . book- keeping and history are favorites in school . . . desires to attend Penn or Temple-majoring in ac- Counting. John P. Whiteley Alene Weintraub 430 Ashbourne Road Elkins Park Academic Good-natured, easy-going A is one of CHS's busiest students . . . Yearbook and Assembly Commit- tee occupy much of her time . . . talented tennis and piano player . . . vice-president of homeroom . . . World Affairs Club took her to D. C .... college inevitable for this bright pupil. 5 .1 Q i 4 ,gi 1 V ., i - A, I L . .1 ' Henry Why 1818 Chelsea Road 108 Hewett Road Philadelphia Academic Wynggte Academic WlTl'1 lJVOlI'lS, l00l4S, and Y0lef1f, Need a good engineer? . . . in a theres practically nothing John can't do . . . Student Council Presi- dent . . . Honor Society member . . . straight E student . . . backbone and all-suburban right fullback of the soccer team . . . this gifted trumpeter will study medicine at Dartmouth. few years Henry will be your man . . . spends spare time juicing up that hot-rod Ford . . . whiz Ot PD ,,.. a genuine interest in boats . . . will room at Bucknell for the next few years. t ' 1 Rice Mill Roads lndustrial Joe recognized bv disposition and keen usually be of his model T of football shop and shop classes . . , future .loan Workman 212 Buttonwood Way Glenside General High stepping Joan head mayor ette led the band down the field many a time member of Choir and of Baton Club enjoys reading and church affairs . . . next year a toss-up between office work and Philadelphia Bible lnstitute. 'S John Young 349 E Church Road Elkins Park General Semper Fidelis John s motto upon graduation active Marine regerve homeroom president and vice president of the school . . . spare moments occupied by working on his car or hunting . . . currently heads Lunchroom Com- mittee . , , popular good-natured is this two-year band mcn. Elizabeth Westerman Gypsy Lane Glenside Academic Betty loves to sew-especially when helping to decorate her new home . . . sings like a lark in Glee Club . . . works for her church . . . likes English best of all . . . every road leads to college. if .. I4 Donald Wilkens 7500 Oaklane Road Melrose Park General Tall, handsome Don manages the basketball team and plays baseball . . . spends happiest hours at school in mechanical drawing class . . .enjoys Ocean City sun- shine during summer months . . . Air Force first, followed by a career in architecture. Richard Young 344 Laurel Avenue Cheltenham General Good looking congenial Dick looks to the soil for his livelihood loves hunting raises German shepherd dogs loys Problems of Democracy . . . future at farming school . . . then Dick goes behind the plow. Nancy Lee Zellers 114 Johns Road Melrose Pork .,.,,,f.,,,. , Dleczant s, te. 1' it Sally Zinmon 1501 Juniper Avenue General Elkins Park Academic 'nz ,Q--f - 'n capaale 'Mas Gprs : Cznzm ii-'nc' E: ' , :cn :na these da-, nzpeg ff ggpeaf in age i' ginc 'i in, . 'Clvaw i the Met . ialuar Q asset tt, 'card since iurnrner spent in ltalv Cltglr , , Itgsg it freauentlt, . eneigetic rnernber at World uttered . r-Tr plgrs ti Study fl.ttCirz Clup Grtd Bulletin Board at Curttf 'r ,ulltarfi are resaalem C2n'tn'tittr3e , art an'l literature by the gtgrz ,lug lag, gmbtt ge gnearl at prfgrezsne ccllege . . . ta react' treu reignts Somchai 7836 Montgomery Avenue Elkins Park Academic Known fer ner quiet, pleasant manner . , . can always be dee pended upon far a jab well done . . . Thailand ner original resid- ence-glad shes here naw , . . really enjoys sewing and typing . , , a sure success at anything site attempts in the future lntertattr group ard Yearbook staff participant Eugene Canolly 110 Lismore Avenue Glenside General Nally is an aralent sports fan . . , lists being a pupil as a full time lab . , . creative abilltv exercised in l-lanrlicraft Club anrl metal snap , . tailed as an ice' man last summer-V irc-al Coal l'tClS aff ta wftrlf. Gfltff Qrflclucti-an Class Joseph Landes 340 Limekiln Pike Glenside lndusfriol Carratrtcppccl JCC spends rnucilw 't his time in fasirtte Class--snap zn tlac tlwingl he malfes . . , real nntew-ts Cfvntgferl araunrl sports and llilliarrls . warlfs in 'tlfmf . nu definite plans for flew t- came. s if G I , ,Q 1 gg.g,3,, - f..,'lf V'- aa ty. Kip 2 - , , ..,-v. ., V- , fw .Wa 'E 'i 'W'Q fm 1 ' YT .:fWfiL.T: s . ia , ifxw. , '33 Co max- '-WUC AK. 9: :fag it if, he 95 -5 mb' f---:fr ,-.,-..e-