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

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INDUSTRIAL Don't shake the desk Grinding if out From the Industrial Arts building came the hum of constant activity. Efficient in- struction, modern streamlined machinery, and individual genius resulted in the crea- tion of innumerable wood and metal con- traptions for all conceivable purposes. Mr. McCormick headed the mechanical drawing classes, which introduced the student to actual drawing board work. Chelts received excellent training in both of these industrial areas.

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Waugh! The sound of a babyk wails echoed through the halls. Slightly young for Cheltenham perhaps? Here as a visitor, he helped the girls taking the Domestic Course learn to diaper, to powder, and to perform other duties of mother- hood. Required for all losses not taking five aca- demic courses each year, homemaking taught wives-to-be how to cook, sew, plan menus, make beds containing people, and keep house. Lucky husbands! Misiress of fhe seams HOMEMAKING If I knew you were comin' . . .

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COMMERCIAL The Commercial Department supplied training and prac- tical experience in numerous fields of business procedure. A competent staFf, under the leadership of Mr. Ralph Leuf, provided high quality instruction in the various branches of the department. Several of the outstanding members of the accounting classes exercised their brains in the school bank, helping to keep track of the school's financial affairs. No matter what the time of day, a visitor to the office was sure to observe several girls from the Commercial Department lending their clerical ability to the never-ending task of keeping school records. Commercial students were fortun- ate to receive both a basic education and training that will be useful in their chosen careers. Commercialetfes Now is the time . . . 20