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

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N, - l A - V Q 'x A T' .,,.,x f.. 1 l 5- ,,- af 4 'Y I 1 1 A , t - rv ,frxl 4- Double, double toll and trouble nglish As aspiring young poets struggle with blank verse and heroic couplets, the student thespian's cry, Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow . . . , echoes through the classroom. Bewildered scholars are led through the maze ot grammar by the mem- bers of the English staft, literary greats come to lite, as their accomplishments are spread before eager and not-so-eager students. In preparation for college, emphasis was placed on creative writ- ing this year, and proiects were assigned each report period in an effort to develop ability in composition.

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Behind the scenes at Cheltenham is the Admin- istration Staff, who expertly plan and direct school activities. Not to be forgotten are the secretaries, whose work is indispensable to the school. Principal Assistants to Principal , Dr' Edwin B' Keir' Mr. F. Robert Samuels. Mr. Wilbur A V ' Lehman, Mr. Albert E. Weston I i is , L M The Oiice Stat! Dlrggfgr gf Guidqngg Miss Betty Ann Wiest, Mrs. Mary Levering, Mrs. Isabel Mac ., i i -f. 'N Q, Rx 'J . 'V cf,i. , I 5 - Dr. Lois Gould Millan, Mrs. May Jackson ev 'CP'

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l Ilbrary A suppressed giggle . . . the sound of hurried footsteps headed for the nearest chair. All boister- ousness ceases when Miss Agnes Lillibridge enters the library. A continual hum of activity echoes from the library during the school day, as many students pour over the fiction, philosophy, biogra- phy, and reference books which line its shelves. Added attractions in the form of periodicals and recordings round out this fine array of reading matter. Whether preparing a term paper, study- ing, or reading for fun, studious Chelts find a welcome retreat in the library. -tw, Miss Agnes E. Lillibrldge B.S ,.-ii ig-I .-1 4 xl X , l 5. xx X N as--5' Quiet Please!