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

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science 'lp I ng' 1 .-P if .sv ,f g WIS-.. Does anybody want to learn how to make an H-bomb? Ask our mad scientists about it as they prepare foaming beakers of acids, bases and salts. Or would you prefer to explore the mysteries of electricity through practical demonstrations? For those who are interested in the importance of plant and animal life, there are the microscope and the dissection table. Remember the sound of tinkling glass in the Physics room when an experiment on the refraction of light was being performed and the pungent odor of Bromine gas eminating from Chemistry class? These are the experiences which make up three very interesting courses for scientific-minded Chelts. Mr. J. Theodore Peters l.5.. M.S. Mr. Harry J. Lance B.S.. M.S. In Ed. B.S.. M.S. In Ed. Mr. Donald Bonney B.S.. M.Ed. Tlle Mad Scientist 17 Mr. William Johnston Mr. Lawrence J. Delaney M.S. ln Ed. Mr. Michael Chlodo A.B. Mr. F. Robert Samuels l.S.. M.A. Chairman 4-rx Wx 91 qc, . ff 9 ' 'Rv I l fi-l ' l nuff' W' 1 D 54 a A A 'Qs Q I l' J '..,fX ,L ara I.

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I- 1 6 . '66- x . s. -1 fi: as' Mr. Robert I. White B.A. Chairman Mr. Joseph F. Guarnerl l.A.. M.S. in Ed. Mr. Raymond Higgins 211 .' I I w if l. . Q. Mr Elmer F Laclrner Mr. Raymond B. McCormick B.A.. M.S. in Ed. Mr. Wllllarn Y. Salhman B.S.. M.S. in Ed. Mr. Albert Snlte M.S. - Q VH : Y ' . .fix A Y I ,,,i,..,,i. . g Y v 1 ' 'QTQNFT' 4- Pay Attention! math Slide-rules, protractors, and compasses floated around the room while attentive C.H.S. mathematicians watched theorem after theorem being proved with the help of pieces of paper and an assorted collection of sticks and rulers. While some ambitious students undertook the Herculean task of determining the cost of a tunnel by geometric calculation, others were content in trying to solve impossible simultane- ous equations. Seniors, in this manner, got an idea of what higher mathematics is like when they encountered such long, trigonometric derivations. A never-to-be- forgotten experience, furthermore, was the construction of congruent triangles, which kept many a Geometrician burning the midnight oil. I6

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music Marching proudly down the field in their blue and gold uniforms, the Cheltenham High School Band, directed by Mr. Ronald Delleker, provided a note of color and a boost in spirit for our foot- ball games. The orchestra, directed by Mr. Walker D. Taylor, was frequently heard in assemblies and evening programs. The spirit of Christmas echoed through the halls of Cheltenham as the choir pre- sented its annual Christmas Cantata. A stirring performance was witnessed by the Senior Class as the choir provided the accompaniment to our tree planting ceremony. Under the leadership of Miss June Taylor, this talented group was constantly active, giving performances at various schools. Mr. Walker D. Taylor l.S. In Music Ed.. M.A. Chairman Soprano Sounds Mr. Ronald B. Dollecker The land loffom Row: B. Roth, Dyer, Smith, Shinn, Plummer, McDevitt, Griften, Branshein, Grossman, S. Roth Miller, Benner, Socblld ROW! Folcher, Cotaldi, Boyer, Zink, Stern, Fair, Hyde, Budman, Ludwig, Potter Ross, Serralore, Poppalini, Third ROW: Caplan, Hillerson, Morton, Shapiro, Cassaway, Donner, Lewinn Leiner, Eddowes, Reeh, Goodman, B. Reeh, Ellis, Fourth Row: Aucott, Cohen, Haine, Goldstein, Facey, Heller, Orpen, Bavington, Marbach, Gottlieb, Neilstein, Griner, Potter i Miss C. June Taylor l.S.. MA. 5221 li 4...