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

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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

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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

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'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