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

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'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.

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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

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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