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

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f J' The Master's Touch art The Do-lt-Yourself craze struck art classes, as students designed unique and original greeting cards. Not content with trite ideas, the youthful artists used every theme from the ridiculous to the sublime. Who is that mysterious character adorn- ing the art room walls? Why, it's none other than the celebrated conqueror, Julius Caesar. Students put their imaginations to work drawing individual interpretations of that famed figure. Ambitious amateurs soon turned into expert craftsmen as they acquired the skills of jewelry making, and proud designers were soon seen displaying their crea- tions throughout the school. P X L - 'O' -1.- ' Q L' 'P I , f Mr. Edward Hoopcs l. of A.A. ln Ed.. M.F.A. , . it , 'MX 3 Hoopes' Eye View of Class -4

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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...

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If all adds up The strains of Harry Belafonte mixed with the clickety-clock of a few dozen typewriters .... This is not an odd combination in CHS's Commer- cial Department. Flying fingers, making all sorts of odd marks in a notebook, take dictation with a strictly professional air. Thus, the students in the Commercial Department prepare for positions in the business world. Running the School Bank, typing for the Cheltonian, and a million and one other services constitute a day's work for this effi- cient department.