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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

I A,-41 ffF,: r .f'n JM 1 A ll I .IM v. ,, F -J-'H 515- ' i 91' 4 gq nga-, .w i nj-,- r ,W J! W...u EL DELATCR -- .N uw -.Af 4 4-'uw iv- .lice-. -in 'ik 'SEQ' -..,. Egg., :: ' THE LAST GAME ON THE CHELTENHAM FIELD Cheltenham High School Elkins Park, Pennsylvania Nineteen Hundred Fifty Nine 3 Dedication One of the prime objectives in democratic education is the development of a facility for clear thinking and integrity of behavior. For the past thirty-five years Mr. Weston has contributed his wisdom and insight to this purpose in his association with 'the students of Cheltenham. His devotion to education has tran- scended the classroom. Until l958, Mr. Weston contributed generously of his time and skill to sponsoring El Delator. Those who worked with him found him unfailingly helpful. We of the Class of 1959 wish to honor Mr. Weston and to extend to him every good wish for the future. With sincerity and affection, we dedicate this yearbook to Albert E. Weston, teacher and friend. 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Guidance Bottom row Mrs Lambert Dr Gould Bream Mrs Jones, lop row: Mr. Jordan, Mrs Frances Link, Co ordlnator of Secondary Dr. Ross M. Gill, Superintendent of Schools Board of School Directors. Bottom row: Mr. Hyndeman lSolici- lorl, Mr. Cunercl, Mrs. Brandeis, Mr. Wyatt, Mrs. Roinsford lSecrelClrYl, Mr. Hahn, Mr. lolz, lop row: Dr. Gill, Mr. Yoder, Mr. Perkins Business Manugerl, Mr. Haslam lSupervisor of Planll. -57 ,..-f'- lg 'Y' ' ' ,-7i'f-itll?-r fi N235 Rafe-xasiasss 1 B955 .... MN, mm V E or Administration The motivating force behind the efficient operation of Cheltenham High is the fine Administrative Staff. This competent group of educators maintains the high caliber and dignity ot our school. The students are aware that diversified academic and extra-curricular opportunities are made possible though their concentration, interests, and efforts. Students of the Senior Class are particularly grateful for the work of the guidance and secretarial staff who spent long hours processing records for colleges and jobs Secrefariuf. Bottom row: Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Macmillan: top row: Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Longcope, Mrs. Levering. F I. , ' , lllfki ' . .': 'YF F .P' .nw 'W' W Eh- Mamienance 5' L 9 Q ww fini, '. xx., -gg I. . I' ' 1 '7 , VJ, K.. - . we A .1 . X L-ii - 1 if . eg ,fa .-,n--. V Qi, T ..,,., N . ,W WJ ff, . r ,' ft'-Y I wan. Nv'- ,1- ,I - ,Q , as M jf ' ,i ' .-. A ...Iii 1 Maintenance. Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Stefonetti, Mr. Frippsy missing: Mr. Wayns. N' V ' .A , 1 'f Fi' ,1-7' fl L v 5' Vg .. x -. X 4-vm ti 1 A ..- l 5. i ' t I W. ' i H 1 lift A .XX A j ,. . y f I Q: is '3 if ,sl -XJ Cafeteria Staff. Bottom row: Mrs. Gerstner, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Obrecht, Miss Mulligan, Mrs. Wallace, top row: Mrs. M . T son, Richards, Mrs. Root, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Laumer, rs y Mrs. Wutkinson, Mrs. Scheunemann, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Robinson. Bus Drivers. Bottom row: Mr. Warnick, Mr. Long, Mr. Johnston: top row: Mr. Reed, Mr. Acy, Mr. Clark, Mr. Willis. iv g Q E. i g , i 5 vi F- x iv fu I ' , ,f . in 3 vw . L., ..A, . .xi , I - i - ,tint ' W il u-1 L, 7 1 EW . u 5 Mr. Kenneth Haslum, Director of Maintenanco N ,ix I ii I I 15 :1 fy ' I 1 'V ri in AU: -ill f is J' f, . i f IM ia Y -xg ' 1 HEX X IJ t -- 1 fi ' i Custodial Staff. Mr. Bailey, Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Adair fNight Wutchmanl, I 9 Q , f i f' ' Professionals Mrs. Edna B. Hicks, Nurse X,k i X gufk 133 iilb Xw in X Yi K iii. CX YI' ' .. I4 - J. Q , .. Ffmziks. if - W,-Fff, 'SF' Dr. William Brown Dr. Robert Goodhart, Dentist ,, x 4 4 ,lm- - f - . w. ' .. ' . ,. 1 - 1 Q Q . -,.-Cf, ' ax Liv ,V , , Ill- I 'IW l ' F I I x lv' HF' v- V A r SAV' , ,' ' . r' . -1- 1 - 5 L 1 If N 1. Qlgfggw .,. fiehub EBM g4g..'Af., Ella -Eg: . -:wr 'np Masai-.1 .Li Lvfzf' ' ' ' ,fiivlx n ' Qi r-. V. l 'is ' wrxy' A I. , ' 9 fy? N L di -, BOKX SALE El S MILL ELL! il-P B I - l. A- - ,y ., L.. ,N ' I -Q... -IH J f ui? ,,,4 ' Q' ' 'waz . ffllvg Lvl H 'H E, G w M , ' 'I gg 1 - ' WA 'Q V - G f -Q 'fxwgzy b U ix Q Q23 '1 Y V 1 U' 'EQ - ge SW an ::A 5 l , ' .q:i1'51fEQ7.gp.Qu U V - ' , 1, H , pn Q' rt ' 'O , f'.:2Jv,l - 1-, MN , -me-, -4 - . .VA 6, j ,lf ' ' ' ' gg. 'f- ' L5--V , K .M V ,, q Q . . ' V . -'r . . :' 2' D-1' :1:'N 'E-E,?Eff '5f' ' F .H 5 1 ' mEgf.m4l5ifm..2'4LCS0Q1 '3.5Da.e 5 , - , , D 1, 455' I . A . . if wr 1 If 'W ..... wi in l'l I won'l' make a Ion ..1- 5 g speech, but Student Council More than ever this year Student Council acted as the driving force behind many school activities. Councilites began the year by voting the proceeds from a football game to help rebuild the damaged high school in Clinton, Tennessee. Interest in the new high school building ran high, and Council members set a goal of one thousand dollars for a library fund. Their money- making projects included the student show- ing of Alexander the Great and the sale of paperback books. Guided by its able sponsor, Mr. Joseph Guarneri, the Council helped plan the third annual JAC Dance, furthering inter-school relations and gaining money for a scholar- ship fund. Homerooms hustled to collect for the Council's carefully planned charity drives. The spring found the group or- ganizing the successful spaghetti dinner and the annual Cheltenham Hi-Day Bazaar. ggi ' Shldeni Council Officers: Sandy Jacobs, Didi Adshead, Sponsor Mr. Guar- neri, Chrissu Brickmon, Jirnmy Rosenthal. 22 Let's have u little action, eh what? .f' ' l One lost question Student Council ot work ij! 4 . I .,,. ,u- . ,U it Lurtchroom Committee. First row: Solms, Mognll tChcnrmunl Oser second row Bott Roberts Cohn E. Richman, Sonneborn, luberott, Markowitz, Frank third row Levy Schlro Checkoff Weiss M Richman, Slobotkin, Greenberg. Homeroorn Committee. First row: Parness, Jaffee, Faliki second row: Richman, Weinman, Kotiler iChair- manl, Brickman, Weiner, third row: Milgram, Penn, Kulick, Spain. W, . , ,, . ig, , .159 1 VX . -4. 1 r f 5 MF? I4 Property Committee Bottom row: Schneider, Kroesser, Haines PlIbliCil'Y COMMIHBB Bottom 'OW Hln9Sf0'1 SUUSSGY le tChaurmanl Meyer Nerberr top row: Stackman, Borowsky, iChdirmunl PDU' Hoffman 'OP row Bur'-'Ik Cvdes Bwndsrhuln. Whntely Moore Schmierer Social Committee First row Schweitzer Stermg Lindubury. Seltzer, third row: Brush, Feld, Fenkel Tuckerman Adler, MUd0Yn0 Freed ichalfmuni Hudson levy 566005 WW: Silver. Kirschner, Rosewater, Schwartz, Dunn, Finn Lnchtlg fourth row: Jasner Wolf Fishman Lichtenstein Kessler Goodman, Smiley, Tolen, Spector, Hunt, Klein, Marbach CJ Y, fe f ' 555' It v V4 V.: gf K - ,W K ' JY' .1 ,., f A ' ri . ' C-' , Assembly Committee. Front: Katin lChairmanlg first row: Sanders, Ferleger, Lichtenstein, Koolpe, Cohen, Kirschner, Schwartz, Sorber, Mills, Freedman, Pataky, second row: Schor, Blyden, Marks, Gillette, Cramer, Grossman, Strauss, Bulletin Board Committee. First row: White, Bell, Sanders, Cohen, Finn lChairmanl, Koolpe, Schor, Blumenthal, Starrelsy second row: Brodsky, Jadwin, Lebby, Kadransky, Fried, Rodstein, Borth, Segal, lsard, Berg, third row: Freed, ggi- --- 1- r Dunn, Carellay third row: Loeb, Klein, Krausen, Somerset, Adelstein, Rath- slein, Fenkelg fourth row: Morris, Weiner, Pfiaumer, Groome, Dolan, Hunt, Kaliser, Brickman. SV , Ehrlich, Penn, Beinstein, Diamond, Lichtig, Binder, Wald, Reisbord, Roth- stein, Gross, Feld. E5 .11 -4 'gf'-' -11' -9' Safety Committee. First row: Fox, Robinson, Budman, Sussman, Lanahan, second row: G. Maute, E. Maute, Lusse, Kasmin, Rubinson, third raw: Stevens, Lieberman, Sandman, left corner: Braman lChairmani. .Q .4 vii Mr. Hoptner lectures l-l9l l' begins to JUWH Honor Society Officers. Robert Klein, President, Barbara Freed, Vice president: Elaine Hoenig, Secretory, Jeffrey Hertzfeld, Treasurer. Honor Society. First row: Miss Francie-marie Masters, sponsor, Brickman, Bershad, Steinig, Hingston, Hoenig, Sorber, Mills, second row: Stern, Koolpg, fi -1 .un ' .2 '4 ' 'Q ' Af. .fx 1 i v I Vg Honor Society Under the conscientious leadership of Miss Francie-marie Masters, the Cheltenham Chapter of the National Honor Society spent a useful year. Tutoring proved to be the group's main activity closely followed by a party for the faculty, group discussions, and lectures. Thirty-three students elected to the Honor Society for their excellence in leadership, scholarship, character, and serv- ice chose as their officers Robert Klein, Barbara Freed, Elaine Hoenig, and Jelifrey Hertzfeld. In the spring, twenty-five new members were welcomed into the Society. They were Beinstein, Blake, Bradburd, Carson, Cassel, Egendort, Eskin, Fella, Golden, Goodman, Jacobs, Katin, Kahle, Kulick, Lindabury, Merriam, Mitchell, O'Gorman, M. Risen, Siegel, Smiley, Spain, Spark, and Spector. Ziegler, Somerset, Koftler, Rackow, Lasker, Freed, third row: Klein, Goluboft Bronstein, Baum, Adshead, Shinn, Scott, Goldman, not pictured: Braman, Dunn and Hertzfeld. Presidents Sklaroff and Mackler 11' Editor-in-Chief Bradburd and Assistant Editor Clyde 1-. 'x X Forensic Society. Seated: Sponsor, Mr. Stabley, standing: Blumenthal, Paras, Zacher, Berlin, O'Gorman, Splaver, Kriezman. Panther The approach of spring was accompanied by a hum of activity in Room 215 as contributions to Cheltenham student literary publication, The Panther, began to ac- cumulate. Sponsored by Mr. Albert E. Weston, the maga- zine is largely a product of Creative Writing Club. All material for the Panther is original work of CHS stu- dents. Forensic Society This year the Forensic So- ciety placed high in the an- nual debates at the University of Pennsylvania. Weekly meetings with sponsor, Mr. George Stabley, and monthly discussions with teams from neighboring high schools pre- pared our team to compete in Cheltenham's Extemporane- ous Speaking and Declama- tion contests. Panther Staff. Seated: Tolen, Sponsor, Mr. Weston, Freedman, standing: Edelman, Newstein, Bradburd Galvs Maissel, Bernstein, Soifter, Clyde. 'iff 'U 'C-1 k , '91 wig: 73' L'n7'jf'3 .f,v H.,.: f H! Q4 f .fr ..f'f'EM4.' M Uv A,-t f vp! H' -' . A. E. 'L' 'Q - 1 I' - ' . - .rf ' gf V N -,-t ft' 0 rf ,. 1 1 50 ' f' fir ' hz uv vfhl, 9 L. pw, V ff ,., ' f A .Q,v,. Z . f,,A, L' '.x',.' . .-New .. r .- Q - x X' ,, . I My I ' i4 'y' NX A w 1 NZ .L -,ff.--- . my 4 Y 4 wil. 'lf'5f?5I.- I n V--Qff X, , Yu,,,, it, Y ,, -H. J, ,., 11 f K x 'N . '- W in. Q 5 L Q . v , 0 is I A A 1 Z 4 ' In ,f I Chelfonlan Staff Bottom row Balen Whnte Pataky Denms man Mcckler Margolns Sklaroi Gottlieb, Keim, Fuschoft l , Y . '-'--vt a. 1 1 4 '12 H U his ,7 3 3' ff., ?: 2w'.5Li f fa , P, .ff I L ,-,1.igx..t.-nf, f 'P f f,L5 ff? 5521! Q?i'5?ff1M,l-ff 334?33Zf4if' J -V' ini li A ,uf H., ' 1 H ,u H 1 1 wx ,w u H of 1 A 4 w, J J, +..lfff- X 5 human, 2 U ' I in Yearbook Iv , W W A1 .I .., Y, Editorial Board. Hingsion, Diamond, Reisbord, Fellog missing: Berman. Sponsors. Mr. lance lPhoiogrophYL Mr. Winters CLiterofYl, Mr. Hoopes lArt1. 30 Under the careful guidance of Mr. Winters, this year's El Delator staff has worked efficiently and con- scientiously. They were fortunate to have the assistance of a capable art and make-up staff. Although photography had its headaches early in the season, things soon be- gan to develop. The untiring efforts of our writing staff in a job that is particularly tedious are commend- able. Lastly, considerable credit is due the typists for the hours of work they have put toward the completion of their phase of the book. This year's El Delator has not ad- hered to any formal delineation of theme, but rather has attempted to present its material in a manner both pleasing and eye-catching. -l 4. , Make-up Editor Klein, Editor-in-Chief Hertzfeld, Associate Editor Golden EI Delator Staff. Bottom row: Musselman, Cassel, Shinn, Glass, Ferleger, Rosewater, Steinig, Landis, top row: Shapiro, Hunt, Shmierer, Weiss, Spitz, Richman, Goodrich, Gross. ng ' World Affairs Club. First row: Grolf, Neumoier, Spark lChair- Soilfer, Serber, Strick, Kulick, Richman, third row: Hingston, Rosen monl, S. Berg, Rudin, N. Berg, second row: Sponsor Mr. Hanson, feld, Kreizman, lifter, Zink. World Affairs Bound by an intense interest in interna- tional relations, World Affairs Club gathered bi-weekly to debate, to listen to lectures, and to view movies on pertinent topics. Subiects of heated discussion included recognition of Red China, Pakistan's politi- cal position, work camps, the technological culture lag in Afghanistan, and pacifism. Members attended forums of high school students to exchange ideas and opinions within a broader sphere. The club's activities culminated in a trip to the model U.N. Assembly. The sponsor, Mr. Robert Hanson, defined the ultimate goal of World Affairs Club as trying to cultivate an awareness of the complexities of our rapidly changing world, with em- phasis on the eternal search for peace in a world of strife. it I if ig, I' f hi W 4 rv +- Mr. Rizvi and Mr. Hanson u I I 'TL 1242? I-' , MLM l ET , -.vw ..,.,:,,., .,, ,. V, .,,, Y Marching to the field Drum Majorettes and Color Guard. First row: Folcher, Kline, Dyer, Allen, S. Alexander, J. Alexander, Davis, Kobak, Miller, Hutchinson. Band. Second row: Trichon, Cummins, Muller, Caplan, third row: Patterson, Menkowitz, Singer, Fox, Kohn, Grossman, fourth row: Donmoyer, Feldstein, Shapiro, Hillerson, Paris, fifth row: Solomon, Melair, Watanabe, Weyman, Burden, Ristine, Goodman, J. Jacobs, Kraemer, Zink, Brandschain, Gilson, J. Miller, in W5 Q,' wa : A -, 5 . A4 I -- i 7, A Q. Drumming up a little spirit Spirit Dunn, Mogilefsky, Stackman, Marbach, sixth row, Portnoft, Weiner, Kosloff, Neibert, Reeh, Reitinger, C. Jacobs, Kassoway, Solow, Ewing, C. Miller, Donner, Bloch, Kaliser. Drill Team. Left, top to bottom: Green, Simpson, Edgerton, McCaHerty, O'Neill, Paul, Gioia, Sloat, Goodrich, right, top to bottom, Kline, Calahan, Croxson, Klinger, Cooke, Hoffman, Borelli, Kessler. if 3 Spirit Committee. Boiiom row: Lindabury, Lichtenstein, Goodman, Merriam lChairman1, Selizer, Freed, Fenkel, Rudinp top row: Oppenheim, Clyde, Ferleger, Feld, Rodsfein, Paiaky, Chaimson, Ensler, Meyer, Bclin. Fiery Spirit at the bonfire 35 Miss Spirit of CHS . gv q r'wQ.,.-J 7 .-u 2fl:7 5 Football Although the 1958 Panther eleven managed to win only two games during the season lUpper Darby, 20-13, and Dobbins, 14-131 they could have won at least three more with some breaks at the right time. Under the direction of coaches Joe Neiman and Chuck Mehelick, several boys played their last games for CHS. Included were Bob Eddowes, John Ewing, Skip McMinn, Dave White, Ron Goldenberg, Tom Madorno, and Marlow Spencer. Man- agers were Joe Scott and Jay Slipakoff. Behind Holden Award winner Bob Eddowes, seasonal leader in scoring, rushing, and pass receiving, the Panthers staged two upset attempts toward the season's end. Stag- ing a terrific first half battle, they forged ahead of the highly favored Norristown squad. A freak catch, giving the Eagles a two TD lead, cracked Cheltenham's hopes for an upset. The following week, two Eddowes' touch- downs could not overcome an early Lower Merion lead, but the CHS rally amazed the partisan onlookers. Trophy winner Paul Laumer led the uphill fight against Abington in the annual Old York classic, but the powerful Ghosts proved too much for the brave Cheltenhamites. The great number of returning lettermen, coupled with a much improved JV squad, enables Chelts to look at the fall 1959 season with great optimism. Football Team Firt Row Gusdorf Cook Ewing Eddowes Goldenberg, Adler, Laumer, Asam, Stipa, Billows, Dratchp third row: Robinson, D k r McCuIIo gh Baust White Hurwitz Budman cond row Clocca Parker Stremic, McMinn, Danahile, Spencer, Moses, Mogilefsky, Cutler, Scott. Dejection at the Abington game Double duty action I and touchdown to go! Sv 54 . .r-1 Z .aqwf .,.lV, Rough and tumble . '....,.. T.. Coached by Mr. Paul LaMorgia, the Cheltenham foot- men rolled through a rugged fifteen-game schedule to give Cheltenham its first winning soccer team. The locals, with a powerful forward line spearheaded by All-Suburban Andy Siegel, Dave Spector, and Steve Spector, crushed their first two foes with a record ten goals. Great de- fensive work preserved consecutive l-O victories over un- defeated Ridley Township and Haverford to vault the Panthers into first place. Upper Darby finally broke through the rigid Cheltenham defense to knock the Chelts from the undefeated column. Lower Merion also proved a little too much for the boaters by defeating the Blue and Gold squad by a narrow margin. The season ended with a commendable 7-5-3 record. K l wlfz .VY-Y., f- iii-ilvrfflsx-v!1'l,' 2.:11.1'N?x-1-it aw, lxgypglu r 1, l . ' ,W-. ., .' ' - - Y Pk? 1'x,fx'f 'w 1 5 x I 1:4 x . ,rs ,, H N xxxxka R I 1 ww- ! A fi 'W' NH T D-U The Spectors are at it again , Soccer Team. First row: Zacher, Dash, Braman, Katin, S. Spector, E. Mautey second row: Spickler, Sideler, Gould 'f '45rs- Speigel, Greenstein, Pond, Bronstein: third row: Kates, Sleichter, Harris, Pruett, Spector, Teplick, Weiss: fourth row: Coach Mr. Trimble, Managers Carson, Lasker, Rothstein, Coach Mr. laMorgia. C. o , , . its , x, !E'J Leg-: ..,.-:,. .rv '5 .size 12,411.1 jaw-12 1-in. 3 . - . '..4tLv..eL:r . I.. . Cross Country Team. First row: Silverman, Moldower, Heller, Pacchiane, Wagner, second row: Ellis, Risen, Henwood, Oser, Bavinglon, Gansman, Weindorfer, third row: Coach Mr. Delany, Balderson, Carson, Egendorf, Waldow, Fox, Manager Maule, , ffvfrg r. - if-fr - 'en-sqiffr-:-.-.' ' i 4 - ., 2 w-img .4 ,. A ,V N. V-xt.. - I 1: il 4231. 1 V I Y, 1 r Y 4 '.7'7'ii -4 , ..,. ,Mai 'X Qlffifv-'f't'.1 . , . 'if-'5'g4'Q flgfz . ff l L '. -: Puffing and panting Cross Country With John Carson, Lance Balderson, and Jack Heller consistently finishing in the top spots, -the cross-country team, coached by Mr. Law- rence Delaney, raced through a successful four-six season. After a 35-25 defeat by Up- per Darby, the tracksters knocked off Lower Merion for the first time in eight years. The cindermen slipped after this brilliant victory, falling to Haverford, Chester, and Abington by wide margins. After downing Harriton, 23- 38, the harriers dropped two more decisions. With Bald- erson taking two first places, the tracksters ended their season strongly with triumphs over Plymouth - Whitemarsh and Upper Dublin to compile a respectable record. U Hockey Team. First row: Cornell, Mills, Robinson, Rearson, J. Scott, S. Fox, Kress, Cohen, Hay, C. Fox, B. Shinn, Dash, Remmey Eisemann HSUCOCK, CYEGSY. Hitchcock, wUChl9lf Healey, 5- 54079, GYOSSMOI1. ROSS: Brian, Wilson, Brooks, Stillman, Allen, Stobbe, fourth row D Shmn SBCOfld YOW1 Hunter, Meyer, R0S2Ytfl1f-Il, Brown, Welherley, ROSewdter, Tischman, Greenfield, Rosenberg, Simkins, Newell, Ricker Price Long Schwartz, Merriam, Keill, Tetlow, Pollack, Spencer, Freedman, third row: Coach Miss Redford, Hoclcey Although the hockey team could not boast a winning record, they did possess a great deal of spirit. Betsy Brown as captain drew the team together and boosted the morale tremendously. The girls learned through the untiring efforts of Miss Redford, the coach, that winning games is not the most important thing, but that good sportsmanship is the goal toward which to work. This attribute was displayed by our Pantherettes. Varsity letter winners were Spencer, Scott, Pollack, Rosewater, Kohn, Mills, Merriam, Keill, Brown, Tetlow, and Goldman. A struggle to the finish Who is the winner? Girls' Basketball Under the leadership of co-cap- tains Carolyn Scott and Mary Somer- set, this year's girls' basketball team posted a seven-two record, losing only to Upper Darby and Haverford. The season was culminated in victory by the exciting game with Abington which the girls won by one point. Assisting the captains were Robinson, Good, and Leopold on the offensive and Goldman, Keill and Hitchcock on the defensive. Top-notch coach- ing was provided by Miss Boyd. 5 i 1 . Swish? Girls' Basketball Team. First row: Brown, Hitchcock, Robinson, C. Scott, Somerset, B. Goldman, Kiel, Leopold, second row: Coach Miss Boyd, Pollack, Kohn, Weiner, B. Shinn, I. Fertik, D. Shinn, Kress, Glavis, third row: Bryan, Silver, Rose, Brodsky, C. Goldman, A. Fertik, Blake, Hoffman, Kreizman, Mills, fourth row: Solms, Rosenbaum, S.-Scott, Grossman, Buerger, Spangler, Wasser, Kohler. 4l Boys' Basketball Climaxing their most successful season in eleven years, the Cheltenham quintet edged Lower Merion in overtime as Ted Koerner set a new school scoring record with 34 points. The outstanding play of other starters- Larry Weiner, Mike Risen, Mark Weiss, and Eric Blum-was outshone only by Koerner's prolific scoring. This gave Cheltenham a well-rounded attack that battled past tough competition to chalk up an unexpected 11-11 record. Koerner, singularly Chelten- ham's best basketball attribute, literally re- wrote the record book, while hitting a sea- sonal total of 431 points. After hard-earned triumphs over Upper Dublin, Dobbins, and Abington, the Panthers exploded to romp over Harriton, 68-24. The contest featured the most fantastic first quarter in Cheltenham history with Koerner clicking for 15 and the Locals forging ahead 31-2. The cagers went on to es- tablish a very impressive home record, but could only gain three league victories on the road. The season's most aggravating game saw Ridley Township overcome a Cheltenham lead. The crucial one-point defeat gave the Blue and Gold a losing 8-10 league record. Boys Basketball Team Coach Mr Harr, Manager Fetner, Ren- ner M Rsen Spector S Rus n Blum, Moldower, M. Weiss, J Weiss Weiner Rappaport Koerner, Segal, landy, Manager 5' 'T7'. 'Tv C K I ng. 5 ,ig,1'ZQ J 'g'kk E2 'Q' 1? sal V -' - ,. -A . w . 4 ,,: PS ll? X 55,9 J' 335 Q , I, ,J 1, , M. Q g 1 M X -, X. X 3 'few ? ffg I i l 'l Bowling Coached by Mr. Albert Snite, Cheltenham's bowling team, in its second year, overwhelmed seven opponents while sustaining two losses. Slim margins held true in the squad's only defeats against public league leaders, Central and North- east. The team's leading bowler, Pete Frank, bowled a tremendous 258, 256 in two consecutive games in the Philadelphia Singles Championships. Meanwhile, their female counterparts split an eight game schedule for a 4-4 record. In the groove If Boys' Bowling Team. Front row: Lieberman, A. Silverberg, Sommers M Silver berg, Frank, top row: Roseman, Kirkpatrick, Sponsor Mr. Snite, Dunn Dratch 3 by a Holden Wrestling Still in the midst of rebuilding, Coach Ray Hig- gins guided his wrestling squad past rugged op- position to post a 1-8-1 slate. The impressive individual performances of medium weights Rick Grabfelder, Bill Lukens, and co-captain Bob Magill failed to overcome the inexperience penetrating the other weight classifications. Although short on victories, the wrestling team provided plenty of thrills for CHS rooters. In the year's second meet, the grapplers trailed by i6 points going to the last three matches. Co-captain Skip MacMinn, Mitch Budman, and Dave White then proceeded to do the impossible, pin their opponents to gain a dramatic tie. Wrestling Team. First row: Blumenthal, Betesh, Krauser, Martella, Buchman, Kassoway, Friedman, Cook, Abel, Perkins, Bavington, Sacks, second row: Fogg, Hunt, Jacobs, Ott, Parmett, Stamaus, Shapiro, Kelly, Fischoff, Wilson, Mogilefsky, Kaufman, Ristineg third row: lamhahan, Magill, Hudson, Newman, White, Lukins, Kauffman, Kohn, fourth row: Coach Mr. Williams, Managers Cummings, Denning, Payne, Coach Mr. Higgins, Swimming The Cheltenham mermen swam into the league's third place with a very successful 12-4 win-loss rec- ord. The swimmers only fell in de- feat to two foes, Abington and Norristown. Holden Award winner John Lipan led the squad with his excellent record. The backstroke ace took a fourth place in the District Meet at Abington. Other notable performances included the 200-yard freestyle relay team of Jim Maxmin, Morty Freedman, Dick Levy, and Butch Donmoyer, which cap- tured an outstanding third place in the same meet. Other letter win- ners included Charles Adler, Larny Cross, Jack Gordon, Phil Kramer, Jay Kugleman, Bob Kurtz, Don Moore, Ken Rose, and Arnie Rosenthal. Swimming Team. First row: Manager Pollack, Wilderman, Craemer, Starck, Cantor, Muxman, Good, Yudin, Keimg third row: Coach Mr. Johnston, Manager Shw if qw ,-W Y1,ef.7vz I, , V, s L , I 1 C - i - -- ilu F i fl 'Lf' W 'KK -. nun, 4,.5...uv A., V .5 .Usa-fri-Kp-f - ' ' A 1 T' . vF l f-' ' tt. in A sure winner Taylor Sunshine, Olitskyg second row: Gusdortf, Kugelman, Donmoyer, Adler, Freedman, Kurtz, Levy, Gordon, Asam, Rose, Derr, Rosenthal, Lipan. nf . g 4 T ca: . A 1 ' 4 ' K 4, 'xl in :V E 1 1 ! l 1 A Q l - H V i J, f: ': MQ! v A A In, V: 'A ,V . it L T A A ,A -V AY v 'T AN In in ,. -Qi C V A - 's . K A f e NA s--1. 'l 'bf C-oll Under the direction of Mr. Ralph Garreth, the Blue and Gold golfers commenced a fourteen date tour of local country clubs and golf courses. Team members Betsy Brown, Louise Genesio, Bill White, Bert Forman, Pete Risinsky, Norrie Gelman, Gil Speigel, and Lang Mitosky paced the divoters on the consecutive triumphs in their tirst three encounters. - . fi-'rw I 1.-..,.. - Avg, ' Golf Team. Bottom row: Forman, White, Blonck, Genesio, Brown, Gelman, Spiegel, Margolies, top row: Coach Mr. Garreth, Price, Sleichter, Pond, Greenstein, Rosinski, Buruk, Muchnick, Albam. Track Increased student enthusi- asm sparked the drive of coaches Joseph Prusan and Chuck Hinkle to rebuild Chelt- enham's track squad. Early showings by Eugene Maute, Mitch Budman, John Carson, Joe Hudson, Carl Mogilefsky, Bill Wagner, Lance Balderson, Jack Baust, Bob Bellet, Jon Horowitz, Larry Katz, Alan Freedman, Bob Cohen, Rick Grabfelder, Joel Cutler en- couraged Panther fans. Post- ing a winning record against their long list of strong op- ponents would be a real ac- complishment for the year's cindermen. Track Team. First row: Sponsor Mr. Prusan, Freed, Baust, Donihel, B. Cohen, Hall, Kaufman, T. Cohen, Burt, Sponsor Mr. Hinkle, second row: Kaliser, Codes, Wagner, Dolshen, Broadmeadow, Buck, Lukens, Kroemer, Kelly, Grabfelder, third row: E. Maute, Balderson, Scafadi, Speidel, Dorian, Asam, Klein, Silverman, fourth row: G. Maute, Horner, Budman, Cutler, Horowitz, White, Mogilefsky. 47 A slight difference of opinion Baseball Early encounters seemed to indicate that Cheltenham had produced one of the leagues powerhouse baseball teams this year. Embarking on a rugged 18-game schedule, the Panthers held high hopes for capturing the league championship. Seniors Bob Eddowes and Glen Tobias formed the nucleus of a superb pitching staff. Matched with the powerful hitting of infielders Ted Koerner, Skip MacMinn, and Bob Moses and outfielders Paul Laumer and Steve Hulshizer, the CHS nine proved a formidable opponent to many teams. John Ewing, Joe Wiedler, Ron Bennett, Rick Gusdorf, Lou Ciocca, Jerry Haberland, Jay Levy and Arnie Rosen- thal also contributed to Coach Mehelich's successful squad. Dead end Baseball Team. First row: Schmierer lMunogerl, Levy, Ballantine, Scott lManugerlg second row: Hulschizer, Tobias, Koerner, Ewing, Eddowes, Weidler, Rosenthal, third row: Bennett, Haberlund, Moses, Gusdort, Ciocca, Laumer, Richman lManagerl. puz-gg thing, 2 2'- .. Q 1:18, 5 ll vii' 'L' Q' fl eww 3 ' ffuiluwflm ucuflaur -1 I F 5'rw-- I. pf mam-0 Flu f 49 A CHS southpaw at work uw l..'.J' -3- . , . i5f'1':iff'??9ffi?, ,f:f'il.TVvnli:ilk 11 -- - ,' . , .,-. ,. ,ar , ,,-e f' . . 1- , H - -f'r,c- :wi-'ff ' .if'jgf!s!gg 'e-, E ,:..H1',,,:- .Q-,.,,, M . Boys' Tennis Team. Bottom row: Conway, Brondschain, Garlin, Berg, Guggen- Girls' Tennis Team. First row: Rogers, Moos, Klein, Rose, Fischman, L. Green heimp top row: Sponsor Mr. Bonney, Dunn, Katzenberg, Meyer, Schiro, Friebel. field, Kohn, second row: A. Rubin, Cohen, M. Greenfield, Cormosin, Silver, Weiner Stretch! Sloane, Wolf, Buchsbaum, third row: Berger, Burden, L. Rubin, Blctt, Kind Coach Miss Redford, Bernstein, Brooks, Zilko, Remmey, Blake, Wachtel. Tennis With three of four singles players re- turning, the CHS boys' tennis team con- fidently opened a thirteen match schedule. Coach Donald Bonney envisioned a league title, depending on the outcome of the Lower Merion contest. Strong inter-squad competi- tion saw Rick Katzenberg, Pete Meyers, Judd Conway, Jules Zacher, and Dan Berg as singles stars and Phil Dunn and Dick Schiro collaborate on the doubles team. The girls' tennis team, with Miss Redford as coach, expects to have a victorious sea- son this year. Sue Fischman, Linda'Green- field, Betsy Rosewater, Ellen Bernstein, Sue Kohn, and Viki Buchsbaum lead the team. The eager anticipation and high hopes of the girls are sure to prove successful. U Suspense l r Lacrosse Lacrosse, an innovation at Cheltenham, was introduced by coach Adele Boyd. A Under her able guidance many girls prac- ticed cradling and other necessary skills in hopes of ioining the new team. There are six games planned. Although newcomers to the sport, the Pantherettes hope to prove tough competition for other schools. Lacrosse Team. First row: Hess, Shinn, Hottman, Somerset, Pollock, Hunter, Schwartz second row: Long, Good, C. Scott, Mills, Goldman, Christensen, Hingston, S. Scott, Blum Carella tManagerl, third row: Fritz, Coach Miss Boyd, Grossman, Jordan, Shoemaker, Lowen burg, Sleichter, Glavis, Triplett, Waser, Rasumny, Klein, Henderson. Crossed crosses - 2--H-eeigf-www .wmm-sez., H ,, . , 1 U u , N 1 , an Robert Eddowes Foootball 1' 41 A ', . :Wg F , ,- 5 :Ms John Carson Cross Country David Spector Soccer Theodore Kaerner Basketball Robert Magill Wrestling fin- ,.f !Y , . if . sw' A' Holden Awards The fifth annual presentation of the coveted Holden Awards highlighted Chelten- ham's athletic program with the recognition of several outstanding senior boys. Those selected by a secret polling of their team- mates represent the ideal athletes. This year's recipients not only demonstrated their superior athletic abilities through league competition, but also exhibited leadership on and off the field. Mr. John W. Holden awarded the trophies in memory of his son Jack, a former student and sport participant at Cheltenham. The trophies, bearing the names of all winners, will occupy a special section of the new school. John Lipan Swimming Richard Kutxenberg Tennis IQ 'X . V t,., wr Iii, - W F'- ff N y.. l g 1 wi 5 S , W. N w 1 , U wx W w 54 ,A+ ,vm Title ER LEE' IE BROWN E FLEUR 'N CANDLES D A TEAR GUNN THEME 'S HARMONICA IAN WEUOING SONG' AO IT JUST A MATTER OF TIME BROOK BENTON AUL ANNETTE IERICAN BOY BILL PARSONS I TEAROROPS JACKIE WILSON GETS IN YOUR EYES PLATTERS PINESS CONNIE FRANCIS HY' THOMAS WAYNE TRAVEL ON' H BILLY GRAMMER 'EN'S MARCHING SONG' CYRIL STAPLETON IES ing ALWAYS' MCGUIRE SISTERS BABY JACK SCOTT WIFE MARK IV ig. IT DOENS' PINK SHOE CIC AN SPIRITUAL' ORY OF MY LOVE SINGS LY ONE BLOSSOM TIME' A, WHEN THE THE SHAG MATILDA RAWHIOE LITTLE SP BLAH BLAH MIDNIGHT LA BAMBA TOMBOY IF I DION I i Afd' Q ,lx Jf L Qg,!,l ing f' ' ,gr ., pf WI!- in zip!!! cw The can-can from gay Paree at the Mid-year Frolic Dances I could have danced all night, sighed a CHS deb to her escort. The clever deco- rations provided the atmos- phere, and dreamy dance bands supplied the inspira- tion. Barbara Freed and her Social Committee took re- sponsibility for the planning of the dances, and oceans of crepe paper streamers, snowflakes, and stardust were concocted by artists, Hester Lindabury and Linda Steinig. Queen Didi and her court graced the gay football dance, while other themes ranged from Evening in Paris to An Oriental Holi- day. Dances at Chelten- ham were indeed gala affairs. The gala Junior-Senior Reception 'ez f-5 V 'sri-me V , A I , -V , , ' - . sf,-sw, -- ' X Q is fr f- ' '-. i 72- 11,1 Y - f fi fm A 'Y' Q il ' . - . R -A .1 H ' 'fry .' A . 4- 3-5 2,11 ., 19 Q-kai ? X KX Reiglling at tl1eFoot'ball Dance: Kroesser, lindobury, Queen Didi Adshead, Lichtenstein, Mitchell. 57 F 'Ig M 1' F' , P' , 'NI ll Haifa: L Q. .- . , Yp1g,,1f -fx, .. f - ,IL .M .. x '-' 4 D 4 f. , s v , x if ,- . 5 ,,,,, 4, '-.- , Ji . 6. ,, ,,,.l9.n5,,, 4,4 cv .F ' , .2 -,, 1 . . , AM. , 4 Id 1 115 1 . . lr L F F qw Q YNY .. ., L'?i' 'm if rbi ..-ag., H14 Y u f '4 Q Q vsarxt A ,.. 40' fl m',5 V3-4 F' mn P 4 1 Wk ' --givi- WXHE-,E ' v . 7 v.. xl a wma. Mu- :- 1. war- Q J ' 4 -Hu, H: ma W 'Y ,' X13 Ili' fl Li 95 -'. 22 L, ,Y X .Q V . 'i ' .mf ,ff 1 A 5 . L li ' A +L '-5-X L y, -'fix J . A i- ,, 2 1, i , -A .. xl -3 swf .3 .,g,,,,4 - ' .. 1 L A , 2 f, ..'?- ff ' i 1 1 'i M ga, Q C -be . 1. , . A . : - ft 1 5. A, . . .. i , , A F. ,1 , , 1. , ' V '. X 'I-..'-'4 t, -, 1 -. , -gg., . 4 1 -'vi' Long- ' 4, .,,..4-,V-.-.J ,gsm 1 as . .. Mg-L'5:5t.,a. fri' .. M X. ,. i.,v.... 'F y :Eff Q ' IW! , 4. I Wh-H -nl, Bazaar Welcome Alaska! . . . Cheltenham paid its tribute to the forty-ninth state as it featured wintry motifs through- out its annual Cheltenham Hi-Day and Bazaar. Chelts ioined with Student Council and Student Chairman Ronnie Spark to produce a finished product which included a m'ad competition for the maddest hat, an all-star talent show, an eerie fun house, and a real live auction. Row on row of booths offered baked goods, fancy work, and CHS souvenirs, while hungry visitors filled up on cotton candy and popcorn. A delicious spaghetti dinner in the cafeteria topped off a wonderful and highly successful day. 'g JELL lfb rl FRESEHV ' 1 3... 1 . N 4 GIF ,QA , ' we-Jlmnt 1 it, T WJ: M 'TAX I 7 ' - J' Wake up, Uncle Stanleyl . ,Mi Su llllilj M Drama This season Cheltenham again returned to comedy and presented George Washington Slept Here on April lOth and llth. The play was a great success largely due to the efforts of director Mr. Robert Winters and the long hours of work by members of the stage crew. These boys battled many technical dilticulties while the cast rehearsed for ten weeks. Not to be forgotten is the ability with which the cast members portrayed their roles. Kerry O'Gorman did a top notch iob at the lead character part while Diane Weiss and Ray Green- berg also had maior leading roles. A fine support- ing cast helped the play to be an excellent pro- duction. George Washington and Uncle Stanley slept here M 1, '- ffl' ,'i'H I 1 -'x Jff 'Val ---------,......., TUI I l'4'I'lfi'l1 ll ll!! lwl4lJ'1 I 'l'l Yfl'l lIl'lU'I'l2Z.l -l'l1'Illll3'Ill 'IHTIIIIEVUIGI Ilflliilfllllll Inertia Q -a... Wi 't PS '-'fix IE. i ,xx iim, Faith-femme fatale Next train leaves at Q' Thespian Sociely. A First row: Tuckerman, Weiss, Kafin, Landis, Sicklesg second row: Haines, Ehrlich, Lempert, Lang, third row: Greenberg, Miller, Sausser, Kroesser, Beinstein, Golden, Loeb. 'ff' R 63 's '55 4 ill , :.:::l ' '::. f Ii: L 5. 5.55 .W ',x X, in :-,Pak 'X .1-,T r if , . , - . fr L. I ,F -1 ' ARBER DRUGS PRESCRIP I ,rr .-if-M Us I fra!-i!MV ' 5 N 1 X X a sag 4 0 V ,SH 5: , v gt , 1: V . Lvf 3 w r- A i - 32' ,,, V .Abi AWN KE V+ , 'K is 1 v .X J , JE . 3 CHX 'ex Ili, ',.f 3' S I .hi n cg - F .km ll. x . V fm ., 5. V -K fi N J l ' A-:rx 1.7. I if, 4,,, vlL,uYk 5 .. ,NL hlr, ,A 1 U? f V -rv M4 x llll 'lm' x ,l 1 I N0 wifi! Q5- lglfsr-3 1 ll fl, .M 1 ' 'llu ll. jwljwlcil Mr. Ralph Geffen., A.s., M.A. ' Mrs. Cora Hedrick, A.B., A.M. Mrs. Calherine Dudar, B.S., M.Ed Mr. Paul J. laMorgia, B.S., M.A. Mrs. Barbara P. Lee, B.A., M.A. Mrs. Elaine Hunler, B.S. Mrs. Conslance Downey, B.S., M.A. Miss Ann H. Corr, A.B. Miss Aurora Mallilano, B.S. Faculty Mrs. Carmella Rossi, B.A,, M.A. Mr. Charles Mehelick, B.Ed. Mrs. Emily Engle, B.S. Miss Lillian Guala, B.S. Miss Francie-marie Masters, B.S., M.S. 4- L ,-,, ll, Lys 'L ' -1 ,.l , -X 4 , 4, l N f Q ll if.. W i ,pls Q ., Ei-A 99 5 1 la . l 1 ..,,, .' 2, A 'P ...' l 'llu .. 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Mrs. Rona H. Cohen, A.B,, M.A. Mrs. Margaret Jones, B.S., M.A. in Ed. ' 3. ML Daniel E' Kogugl B-Au' MA, 7. Mrs. Jane N. Bolsham, B.A., M.S. Mrs. Toby Olshin, B.5. Mr. George Stabley, B.A. 4. Mr. Robert winters, Jr., B.s., M.s. 8. Mrs. Dororhyemmben, a.s., M.S. Mr. Richard Hoptner. Voc- Cer Mf- ROW' A- Afkeff B-Sw Mfd- l.A. Cert. APN f'W .f mg.-9 N :: -vm . -.KV tt 7 1 .tg .' -tl, k?1 Ngii l l . v WI' Kg 4 X i I ' frtem as api 1 txlqliu, fuss L E Qu.. 5 L iff' at 4- ' ,ti-N, 5' I .X 'ff' w Lg:...--A H IZW .' -, , I M41 N X Y I w .-uw r 1 xx, , i 1 N ,n4ri'F' 'V V Y 1-ab.. ' 1 LU, 517' -fr-- ' IT- . IQ -, '1lP wp,. I 5 ' -1 Q at 'lvl t. ill H tl QW ' .4iE .HF! W 1 I! tae: .. M SW . an-.-v , 1-112' HF' lu- IB I6 R. t .,,,,,, ., ,, .. . 15,- f, 'lr Robert White, A.B. Robert McCormick, 8.5. F. Robert Samuels, B.S., B.A William Johnston, B.S., M.S. xlqlf X, 2 '6 'S' 7lii J 4, xv, , , Ill? . ' 4' 'W,'E.l 4... .,, r J ,xg ,.,. 1, W .5 ,Q . V 'A X H E., 5. Mr. Thomas C. Feeney, Jr., 8.5. 6. Mr. William Saltzman, B.S., M.S. 7. Mrs. Lillian Bassett, B.S., A.B.,M.S. 8. Mr. Harry J. lance, B.S., M.S. Wiki 'VS' Mr. Joseph F. Guarneri, B.A., M.S. in Ed. Mr. Marvin Schor, B.S. Mr. Donald K. Bonney, B,A., M.Ed. Mr. Francis R. Scholly, A.B., M.S. I5 . A A is It ' . ' 1 l R 1 lp ' ill G. l 1F:Lf.'l 1 . . ,Ubi l :' -341' H V w Ht . M 1, -1 3 . 1 4 ' . A - .- J. -NI, oz. H: in . . K V M e 4 ,P . ai lfaf - . 3' .. , T 'YP Y A i .Ni ,I nv ' ,Y . Harlan E. Hinkle, B.S. Albert J. Snite, B.S., M.S. Lawrence J. Delaney, B.S., M.S. Dr. Elaine Stlnner, B.S., M.S., Ed.D. Q- . ll r l it l lu t mx , ' 17 It Y if- ,, t , 'l l .lt ':, X , H 'l A r 444.1 K W- nf.-7 2 ,2313 .' , F .V . :ut . V 1 -Q. . b - .rw .71 :N . ' . aiu, - E' , L' g 15.75 . sf, , J .3'r1'W'- 1 ., '. -:ell Au- ' KV,-iqlgli , ' iii ' 1 1- -mf px, xx .V ,WJ 'X L ,- Til- F . - A.. Mr. Raymond B. Higgins, A.B. Mrs. Marie Knouff, B.A. Mr. Joseph T. Prusan, B.S., M.A. Mr. C. Robert Cunningham, B.S., . vs- 'Y 4- x M.A. 5. Mr. Frank Williams, s.A., M.A. - ' FTW- in . F- 6. Mr. Joseph M. Neiman, s.s., M.S. . -25,7 ' Y SEEN' Fm If . . KL 'ii s. ii 13: fr . Mr. Robert Hanson, A.B., M.A. WW : - . je - I 'QL A V, V . F ' ff s. Mr. wilbuf B. Lehman, a.s., M.Ed. P - fa t -1 ' V. ,Y - ' QQ:-a 'Ml 1 6 6 t -' E 'Q vga. TE .az-.L ug A A E 4 R X P Q.-.,,a fqnlir-. , ,Q Ti.. 1'5 'DK if i 6 in. ., 'x ' if .- 1 , A' r -fo L vzezwr v U ' r- 125--1, in R v , ', , A , ,r-Quia. A It 1: ' , 'fi-Fq'f,R.' Lasik mini 5.1 gfqjjfgg ,adam I HGW T34 ,.,,,.. ,f W , ,, . I. ,, 'L if W' . MW' I .gx212,,i,' - aw' , fs., -. -f s 3 H ., F . J: . . L tn., ,A .4 . ., . was , i M fl... 'bw -. In- 1 . .2 '- L .1 1 . 've -M1 as .' ' fu X 1 it IA 4- . 1 ii V' Q- jf I Q 'fi ...M .xv my s 54 9. Mr. Emmanuel Kramer, B.S., M.A. 10. Mr. David E. Harr, B.A., M.A. il. Mr. Warren Jordan, A,B. 12. Miss Evaiune Smith, B.A., M.A. ' n fi iw , ,1L.4y: ,Q ' hiwififif is H s .. -S: L li L i . ,.,. 3 ' -Q' W i ii'if U1 ' l 2' fig. g '5 fx' :jf ' I 3111. ft, A. , VM .2 - ' . 'Q iii, -1 3 -f 1 fl , 1 '- iii., '1' K ' ,BH vii e. f f ' if u , x e , Y wmv , ' - - ' fy , r V:-w 1 ei.. - '-1 13- Mr. Ronald Dellecker, B.S., M.A. 14, Miss Miriam June Taylor, 3.5-, Ed.M. 15. iNoI shown! Miss Winifred Mosher, B.A. 16' Miss Constance Croushore, B.A., M.S. 17, Mr. Edward R. Haopes, B.A.A. in Ed.. M.F.A. ITJLJ All Mn nhl. in FW 'Mgt .il lllltlil 'Q 1::13fg,.,h I l fly A A ' 'F -M Iv, :ifS?f?'fs -.,..... , , - 'A - 1, ff.. -.-Q-4-Q--qv-1 A . 1 H1 1 yarns 'Ili t lv f . tn! 1 fn ,f Wf,f,f gtg, trr Peter Friedman President Deborah Dash Vice President Beverly Silverman Secretary John Wilderman Treasurer Sophomores That first admiring glance at the hall patrol-midyear exams were new-and the sophomore party really broke the ice. Our halls soon filled with moving sophs, four hundred and fifty strong, and all Cheltenham felt their fresh spirit. Ot course, they got mixed up once in a while -but only in the beginning! From their coke party on, the sophomores became an active part of our school with their class elections, Cheltonian issue, and Interfaith group. The sophomores were enthusiastically sponsored by Mrs. Margaret Jones and Mr. Warren Jordan. xX K. .W N 5 fi .Jef - xv! QW 5 WM ,X V CN , lla Kr fs bf 'N F if lx ll , 1 r M KY LJ lx ll, X IQJJ t,xg. xx W it ' lx l bVK J Sponsor Mr..lordan 70 hx 1.7 cs ff xx 4 I il - l - , f tt , ' l f I ' .' r u N 1, 1 Sophomore Administration. First row: Genesio, Babcock, Rogers, Schefer, row: Solms, Greiner, laMott, Scott, Kroll, Kreizman, Maclennan, Ross, Briggs, Wachtel, Rosenberg, Ewing, Pearson, Tucker, second row: Feinstein, Klaus, Price, Woehr, fourth row: Freedman, Wilderman, Cutler, Fox, Baskin, Neducsin, Allen, Hingston, Nagler, Shanken, Cole, Stewart, Reifsnyder, Reitinger, third Keim, Rugel, Goldstein, Cantor. PL ' I 1 Q ' , Y 1, ' s ir tv IZ - . Lf ' ' - ' A 1 E if as 1' ..,, Q - yu, 6 ' fiifixzi , 1 1, -K 4' 4' A J.. Munching, crunching, and slurping at the Coke Party 71 ' L 1 -4? Z? Ronald Shapiro President George Sonneborn Vice President Juniors Another year come and gone-a profitable one for the Junior Class. Memories bring back the Interfaith meet- ings, the iunior issue of the Cheltonian and the Junior- Senior Reception with its far-Eastern theme. Go West, young man, said Greeley, and off went thirty iuniors to Wyandotte, Michigan. The exchangees played host to Michigan-ites too and gained new friends for their whole class. Especially important to the iuniors were the fast- rising buildings of the new Cheltenham High and the realization that their Class of '6O would be the first to graduate from the new school. The iuniors were guided in all their endeavors by Mrs. Dorothy Lambert and Mrs. Elaine Hunter. ii Sue Oppenheim Secretary .Aix Larry Weiner Treasurer Sponsor Mrs.l-lunter - -'9...., . nm,e.e.,,,, E f X'! Junior Administration. First row: Pollock, Brad, Pataky, Jadwin, Gottlieb, second row: Sorrenti, Dechler, Tetlow, Schwartz, Grossman, Rosenbaum, Sponsor Mrs. Hunter, third row: Hitchcock, Eiseman, Fox, Deitch, Benson, Konick, Schmuhl, Becky fourth row: Manchey, lingo, Maul, Kugelman, Schiro, Meyers, Burak, Denkin. 5 :fr ,,, cf, f C al' Al laid- '. Domestic Exchange. First row: Freedman, Sponsor Mr. Cunningham, Meyer, Brieschke, Ricker, Bryan, S. Goldberg, BIumenthal,,Weiss, Mrs. Cunningham: second row: Shapiro, Asom, George, Kaufmann, Weiner, Craig, Renner, Spector, Cohen, Keill, Mcxmin, third row: Oser, Harker, Wilson, McDaniel, Sonneborn, Wyman, Hottman, Strick, Berg. 73 ap, fi V David Lundy President Melanie Ziegler Vice President Hester Lindabury Secretary Richard Katzenberg Treasurer Seniors We've made -it, seems to be the pre- dominant thought as seniors leave Chelten- ham after their three years' stay. Those years were filled with hard work, a multi- tude of brand new experiences, and many simply wonderful times! From the first coke party as sophomores to the Commencement Dance, senior social life has played a large part in their stay. Energetically sponsored by Mr. Robert Cunningham and Mr. David Harr, the seniors elected three sets of class officers, and members of the class have taken part in every school activity, from sports to Interfaith groups, from work on the Cheltonian to planning the Panther Parties, from committees to special seminars. They experienced weekly schedules that shift from Monday to Tuesday and have gone through six sets of final exams to- gether. Now, at Commencement they can say We've made it! and truly add, lt's been wonderful. Sponsor Mr. Harr ,- px X. Elaine Hoenig Robert Klein James Rosenthal Peter Stern Lg' -..-f,,,. 90,7 .v'- -v ,,,.-iv -4 gf' ,, wwf H' ll , I ,F , , Lug?-1'J .-,mfr gsm gg.,-g,...,. . K iff' ll ' -.,v-WW. if ,:,:,.ug',, ,. ll, 1.-,.. a 'E:'.:'fe'-:.:':H r,,,.1' 5 sm... ,, 1-'...,L - 'ii'-rl' 'L '- 2 , U4 ' ii' ' 4 - A uv. ff.: ul - f,,:.1.: H!':f u.. ,L'..!-'fl JJ ,. 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'A 5 EVELYN ADLER 7918 Rodgers Road Academic Elkins Park Evy . . . friendly smile, big brown eyes . . . volunteer hospi- tal work . . . Cadet teaching in Sunday school . . . Youth Group . . . Homeroom Committee, Li- brary Club, Future Teachers of America . . . summers-clerical work and camp . . . college ahead. JUDY ADLER 321 S. Sterling Road Academic Elkins Park .ludy's favorite in school-English . . . outside of school-reading and knitting . . . the swinging of a mean hockey stick . . . active participant in Assembly, Spirit, and Social committees . . . coun- selor this summer . . . future ele- mentary school teacher. vine' JOAN ALEXANDER 8210 High School Road Elkins Park Academic Fresh as a daisy . . . a twirling baton . . . history, bright spot in the day . . . active member of Honor Society, Assembly, Spirit, and Bulletin Board committees . . . Head Drum Maiorette . . . summer counselor . , . propensity for writing . . . career in speech therapy. , .1 HE! SUSAN ALEXANDER 8210 High School Road Elkins Park Academic One of two peas in a pod . . . soft-spoken . . . short skirt, high boots, tall hat, flashing baton . . . Head Drum Maiorette . . . Artistic flair . . . tons of spirit . . . As- sembly and Homeroom committees . . . camp counselor . . . Honor Society . . . future history teacher. 13 SUSANN E ALICE ARAMIAN 1512 Thornberry Road Wyncote Academic The swish of a flowing pony tail . . . a flashy smile . . . Spirit Committee and Bowling Club mem- ber . . . volunteer nurse's aid . . . flair for chemistry . . . Ocean City . . . future in medical technology at Penn State. io-v 1?t v STEPHEN AVIRGAN S07 Harrison Avenue Academic Glenside Steve . . . a recent import from Central . . . tall with a sportsman- like manner . . . member of the Judo Club . . . a baseball en- thusiast . . . car tinkerer in spare time . . . future vocation as a naval officer. .EW r DOROTHY ADSH EAD 9 Beryl Road Academic Cheltenham Didi . . . vivacious personality . . . Veep of Junior Class and Student Council . . . Hockey, Soft- ball . . . Honor Society . . . Cheer- leader . . . a sail from the Ocean City Yacht Club . . . a gay court . . . a beautiful crown . . . our popular queen. lil 52. we ,Q t SUSAN JEAN ALLAN 7515 Brookfield Road General Melrose Park Suzie . . . gay and carefree . . . o quick laugh . . . Bowling Club, Chorus . . . campaign against math .... horseback riding, swim- ming, cars . . . Ocean City and Cape Cod summers . . . steak . . . English a favorite . . . no lie . . . flight nurse. Y 1 l Nl 4 LANCE BALDERSON 1016 Stratford Avenue Melrose Pork Academic A crop of eye-catching blonde hair . . . an abundance of pep and energy . . . a mile a minute for the Track Team . . . Ford lndustrial Arts Award . . . bowler for strikes in spare time . . . future as an architect. CAROL JOYCE AGRAN 1135 Ashbourne Road Cheltenham Academic Carol . . . calm sweetness with an airy look . . . P. O. D. bother- some . . . Baton Club, Junior Red Cross Club, Library worker . . . modeling, music, traveling . . . pet peeve-duplicity . . . future aspirations in elementary educa- tion or modeling. KAREN 'ALLEN 8008 Cobden Road Commercial Laverock Laughter, fun . . . shorthand sym- bols . . . band letter . . . o white uniform and a baton . . . P. O. D. favorite . . . thumbs down to the lang, bumpy trod from bus to locker-room . . . behind a type- writer in June. l l Q -in I X7 A' 3 fijfil . Q g ill MARK BARBASH 832 Rock Lane General Elkins Park Hercules himself . . . Football, Track, and Wrestling . . . auto- mobile-minded . . . that Latin book . . . dark and handsome, rather tall . . . Temple University and o career in electrical engineering. Qs' MARC EDWARD BATT 1814 Erlen Road Academic Philadelphia Witty remarks . . . a Beethoven concerto and a collection of stamps from around the world . . . zestful player in the band . . . an ace with a spade from a deck of cards . . . lots of luck . . . future in business administration. l bevy l PHYLLIS BECKER 8204 Cadwalader Avenue Elkins Park Academic Phyl . . . o choir gown and sweet music . . . football PTD- grams, anyone? . . . a warm spot for Lakewood, Colorado . . . Hockey, horseback riding . . . piano player . . . church youth group . . . the girl with the bright Hi, gangl . - 1 'wsnlw -I I 4 f,. -Jlmn ' ' - , an ,- GAIL BENDER 7714 A Lucretia Mott Way Elkins Park Commercial The spinning top on a skating rink . . . a mellow voice in Girls' Chorus . . . hours of enioyable dancing . . . cheers for English . . . always time for pizza . . . future accounting clerk for Phila- delphia Electric Company. w- ww- , TONY BAUM 622 Widener Road Academic Elkins Park Science enthusiast . . . a trip to Lakewood . . . the loud clear voice of an actor . . . Safety Com- mittee, Senior Administration, Na- tional Thespian Society . . . ath- letics . . . National Honor Society . . . one of the guys . . . medicine in the future. fr' JUDITH BEINSTEIN 1468 Wistar Drive Academic Wyncote Gypsy . . . black and crimson . . . dramatic moments with a script . . . Associate Editor'of Panther, President of United Syna- gogue Youth . . . Creative Writ- ing, Drama, Activities clubs . . . Russisan summer at Colby . . . future physician. fx. flif-ffl , Jill , ,, -35 .F i , 'I -QM NLF? .. .fi - ' l - ' ', 'Z' V in ll jflzfl. ' ' 'HX A' liil -' -msg we .- ' - N H :.a fi -Q 5 ' ,r XB? I' ll 1 l evltriws . vi. '. . if:-of STEPH EN BERG 109 Krewson Lane Academic Cheltenham Steve . . . an import from Cen- tral High . . . definite interest in tubes and microscope . . . science fiction . . . a trip to the moon . . . calcium chlorate and sulfuric acid . . . future plans in the en- gineering field. . N, ff-' lx ' ,N Q i l . N 3. -- suv , 1::!t :H if ASL! ll CHARLES BECK 437 Glenside Avenue General Glenside Watusy . . . helpful participant in audio-visual aids work . . . very casual . . . a .l. V. football letter . . . shop-the daily pick-up . . . sincere interest . . . fishing . . . roast beef-favorite dish . I. B. M. in the future. ' ' 7 ' ,r , if -.--c Y 'FL .Flip ...-xv.-11,17 , in ji 71 wa ' ef' 0' -4, . -4-ser' 2 ,L N ,Int ...v MARTIN BELL 308 Lorimer Drive Academic Wyncote Marty the Mascot . . . spirited and exuberant . . . preference for a pretty girl . . . advocate of surrounding cheerleaders . . . clever, intelligent . . . Junior Home- room President . . . Wyatt Earp of the Safety Committee . . . future at college. ...Na-. ll fr? '- 3. .. , , .H ,Q . . 'A Q lt Z l1.,x Q l - :QQ ' . wh- - , . , 7? 'i r .- Y ,fl ' jjrlif 4 5 - s'f'iL13 l 4, fu . ,-3? SUSAN BERG 8025 Wetherill Road Academic Cheltenham Sue . . . good-natured . . . per- serverance plus . . . always hard at work . . . a Colby summer . . . a boisterous laugh . . . World Affairs and Affiliation com- mittees . . . le francais and el espanol . . . dreams of the Sor- bonne . . . pizza . . . future foreign correspondent. JH, ffx J' iii -r MORRIE BECKER 322 Old Farm Road Academic Wyncote Moish . . . the debonair smile of a member of the Bachelors . . . history-highlight of the school day . . . an avid sports enthusiast and bowler . . . connoisseur with a sinker and French fries . . . pet peeve- The Bearll . . . Liberal Arts in the future. l J l l l SHEILA BELL 54 Boncouer Road Academic Cheltenham Sheil . . . Assembly Committee . . . sweetness personified . . . the actress . . . shows and hi-fi records . . . driving her shiny pink convertible . . . milkshakes and pizza . . . quiet . . . letters and phone calls to someone spe- cial . . . elementary education ahead. fi. 'I 3 vw f 'A ' fl' ,, plz' , 1 l JOAN BERKOWITZ 7871 Spring Avenue Academic Elkins Park A love of all things musical . . . long wonderful summers at Tangle- wood . . . songs with chorus . . . World Affairs and Affiliation com- mittees . . . flute player . . . long brown hair . . . Alice in Wonder- land . . . modern jazz . . . Picasso. X -.t 4- --Q fe- -..Tl 5 I ' , . .L . 'ith-I lt -e ira- ,X . A5 --' ' DENNIS BERLIN 1413 Redwood Lane Academic Wyncote Recruit from Central High . . . chemistry a favorite . . . Card Club, Lunchroom Committee . . . Forensic Society . . . dislike for early rising on school days . . . a pizza lover . . . playboy by his own admission . . . a career in corporation law. 1 if 'ltr BRENDA ROANNE BERMAN 7517 Vernon Road Academic Melrose Park A misty night, a stack of soothing iazz records, or a Brando film . . . sonnet from the Portuguese . . . ambassadress to Lakewood . . . staff of EI Delator . . . flashing splashes in the water . . . a twinkle from big, brown eyes . . . college ahead. MELYVN BISHOW 447 Harrison Avenue Academic Glenside Mel . . . a staunch contender on the wrestling mat . . . an ardent enthusiasm for P. O. D .... tantalizing steak dinners . . . a new car and a photo negative . . . homeroom treasurer in Senior year . . . Dr. Bishow in the future. -s:'S3'1wws-- -' 'ef 'i t 1 t N -ewiff' - Il A U ,l JANE FIELD BLAKE 415 Church Road Academic Elkins Park Tall and pleasant . . . a soft- spoken southern drawl . . . mathe- matical wizard . . . inventive cartoons and an ingenious doodler . . . letters in Basketball and Baseball, YWCA member . . . that delicious southern fried chicken . . . Geel . . .I- ' ERIC BLUM 8110 Cadwalader Avenue Elkins Park ACG-'IdBHliC The utmost in subtlety . . . the sea, a pen, and a story . . . Homeroom President , . . geometry to him-like pulling teeth . . . basketball and chemistry . . . Paul Bunyon's double . . . future hoPe in dentistry profession. BARBARA BLUMENTHAL 448 Harrison Avenue General Glenside Bobbie . . . summers as a camp counselor and a salesgirl . . . a steak connoisseur . . . hauntee of the tennis courts . . . a future woman in white . . . Travel and World Affairs clubs . . . nursing school in the fall. BONNIE BERSHAD 620 Elkins Avenue Academic Elkins Park Soft giggle . . . epitome of neat- ness . . . homeroom's perennial treasurer . . . class administration worker . . . Young Judea secretary . . . Pepperidge Farm cookie muncher . . . piano . . . enlighten- ing summer at Camp Council . . . Tm? Y MITCHELL BLANCK 1415 Clements Road Academic Wyncote Mitch . . . Chess, Bowling, Pinachle clubs . . . extemporaneous speaker . . . Safety, Social com- mittees . . . Cross Country, Soccer, and Golf . . . distaste for long periods on Mondays and Fridays . . , Tremendous . . . o whole- sale druggist-to-be. R. l l 7 I ,HX -t v s W ,l pw. l BRUCE BILLOW 27 Edgemoor Road Academic Cheltenham Thelonius Monk and Chico Hamil- ton-the keynotes for this jazz fan . . . varsity Football . . . Bowling Team . . . summer iob . . . a way with women . . . P. O. D. enthusiast . . . the stock market . . . iunior year-Safety Committee 't iz-, 'it -. Q 785 A ELB ERT BLOOM 524 Woodland Avenue Cheltenham Academic Howdy . . . a southern gentle- man . . . pleasant and smiling . . . an interest in astronomy and pho- tography . . . a preference for chemistry . . . member of Physical Science Club . . . the recipient of a basketball letter . . . a future engineer. L '- Uni' Il WA '?-'X 1... , RITA BORELLI 10 E. Glenside Road Glenside Commercial Chick . . . sweetness and light . . . beautiful black hair . . . o perky package . . . tiny bundle of fun . . . member of Italian and Knitting clubs . . . two-year mem- ber ot Color Guard . . . a blue and gold uniform. JAY BOROWSKY 8214 High School Road Elkins Park Academic Jay . . . oflice helper . . . chemistry first . . . steady worker of Audio Visual Aids Club, Stage Crew, Property Committee . . . European trip . . . photography hobbyist . . . champion phone answerer on snow days . . . dark, curly hair . . . college ahead. il L F es T7 -.1 .TJ ffjil DEBBIE BORTH 7504 Vernon Road Academic Elkins Park Auburn crown . . . lively person- ality under a quiet exterior . . . Spirit, Social, and Bulletin Board committees . . . first-rate tennis player . . . camp summers . . . the click of knitting needles . . . talent in art . . . future on a col- lege campus. Y' v 71571, T 1 if JOAN BRENER 8232 Fairview Road Academic Elkins Park Sharp eye and a sharper wit . . . a real individualist . . . flowing pen . . . Poetry Editor of Panther, Yearbook . . . Mr. Kramer's P.O.D. class . . . poetry from Sappho to Eliot . . . Emersonian ideals . . . the laughs over absurdities . . . future in psychology. -ff NANCY BRADBURD 314 Hedgerow Lane Academic Wyncote A library of wonderful books . . . Panther Editor-in-Chief . . . an anglophile . . . folk music and iazz . . . European trip . . . Man- hattan . . . Junior Administration Secretary . . . Cheltanian Subscrip- tion Editor . . . far flung friends . . . world attairs . is-C ' ' ' W Zi , 4. or-N. UA CHRISSA BRICKMAN 8239 Brookside Road Academic Elkins Park Chris . . . qualities of leader- ship . . . smiling hellos . . . never a dull moment as co-editor of football programs . . . Student Council, Sophomore and Junior Class Secretary . . . Honor Society member . . . model of Mr. Mort fashions . .,-cyl' 'U-it SIDNEY BRAMAN 1125 Arboretum Road Wyncote Academic Twinkling green eyes . . . Swim- ming Team . . . member of Honor Society . . . cool piano and sax . . . southern taste for fried chicken . . . participant on Soccer Team Robespierre's love for safety . . . member of the law fraternity in the future. . , f- 1 ' ' - tk Nm., I ,xy . ,N 4 .f 5- N ,r 1 42,9 'Xi ' vu ,, .. 'V l f -ut: ' rv! .ov-,'. ' 3 - --F11 pies- y52,i f?fil: 1' ' ., 5 tffivfw.-:'-A pffe , t V. te. f ' -' if - '? feel-fitiitif ' if 1 - , .HsetS'--:n'.eur1fi- ROBERT BRONSTEIN 1008 Arboretum Road Wyncote Academic An acute mind . . . intelligent re- sponses to thought-provoking ques- tions . . . member of Yearbook . . . Choir and Soccer Team . . . rock and roll with the Ravens . . . recipient of Harvard Award . . . Treasurer of Domestic Exchange . . . college campus in the future. 4'- fc? .cf ' I A ,J . fl x ,. it LANA SUE BROWN 1025 Arboretum Road Wyncote Academic A fashionable wardrobe . . . spon- taneous smile . . . an avid bowling fan . . . Social Committee . . . summer counselor . . . a trip to the West Indies . . . Lots of Luck . . . from Peterson to Fitzgerald for this iazz devotee . . . college- bound. .L 4, sg, l 'Qs-sv' CATHY BRUSH 6 Greenwood Place Commercial Wyncote Kaki . . . Homeroom Secretary . . . a real asset to spirit . . . Social Committee . . . a bat, a ball and a home run . . . sailing, swimming, and water skiing . . . 4' 11 worth of dynamite . . nursing career ahead. 64' VIKI BUCHSBAUM 213 Waring Road Academic Elkins Park Charming and sophisticated . . . J. V. and Varsity Tennis Team . . . lover of music . . . an Israeli dance step to the slap of a tam- bourine . . . Administration Clubs . . . Cheltonian staff . . . wow, what clothes . . . college plans. C, J l I I. 'WDA A if . Fa' ROBERT BRANDSCHAIN 7945 Montgomery Avenue Elkins Park Academic Senior Administration . . . deep- down niceness . . . tootle of his clarinet . . . sports coordinator of Publicity Committee . . . Inter- national Boy Scout Jamboree, Eng- land . . . whirlwind trip of the continent . . . American History with Mr. Harr-tops . . K . at-1 ,-gf..-rl' ELIZABETH ANN E BROWN 516 Fox Road Academic Glenside Betsy . . . the outdoor girl . . . varsity sports galore . . . Triple Trio pianist and choir . . . a giggle with much shouting spirit . . . a western recruit to Colorado in iunior year . . . hot dogs with heaps of mustard . . . college ahead. MITCHELL BUDMAN 8123 Heacock Lane Academic Wyncote Bud . . . muscle man of the sports circle . . . a clever comment and a side-splitting laugh . . . afternoons af Football, Track, Wrestling, and Swimming . . . always time for progressive iazz, car tinkering, and milk . . . physi- cal education classes ahead. CAROL BU ERGER 1823 W. Cheltenham Avenue Cheltenham Academic An ambitious ham radio operator . . . full of pranks . . . the mathe- matical mind . . . Basketball and Softball . . . Bulletin Board Com- mittee . . . camp counselor during the summer . . . a veteran camper . . . worried look over a Spanish LINDA BURDEN 8145 Cadwalader Avenue Elkins Park Cute and full of giggles . . . Bulletin Board and Spirit Com- mittees . . . a snappy baton . . . pro-P. O. D .... volunteer hospital work . . . Tennis . . . Bowling Club . . . camp counselor . . . future in bacteriology or as Academic ROBERT CANTOR 8201 Forrest Hills Drive Elkins Park Academic Amiable and easy-going . . . partial to pretty girls . . . a splehdid skater . . . an interest in sports, particularly basketball . . . daily excursions to Broad and Olney for someone special . . . a future in the business world. JEROME CAPLAN 7913 Montgomery Avenue Elkins Pdfk Aggdemig Jer . . . stead hand of leader- ship . . . class Election Committee Chairman . . . soft chuckle and a loud roar . . . hot rodder . . . thick chunk of tilet mignon . . . history prowess . . . cymbal hanger from way back . . . college campus book. a medical technician. ahead. JOHN CARSON 7787 Spring Avenue Academic Elkins Park Jack . . . an athlete . . . varsity letterman in Cross Country and Track . . . sharp mind . . . Travel and Photography club . . . tennis . . . test today . . . summer work in Electric Company . . . cheerful disposition . . . Engineering plans in the future. ANN COCH RAN 232 Berkeley Road Academic Glenside A green thumb and a gentle way . . . clear grey eyes . . . delicate strokes with her brush . . . a pastel complexion . . . forever busy as church group Vice-President . . . a Sunday School teacher and a sweet voice in the Choir. ,J N X 1 r JEANNI CASSEL 847 Elkins Avenue Academic Elkins Park A quiet girl with long brown hair . . . terriffic art work . . . Art Editor of the Panther and Art Staff of the El Delator . . . trip to Vieques, Puerto Rico . . . weekend workcamp . . . first prize in Tem- ple University Spanish Contest. 155 fi H t JUDITH COHEN 469 Rices Mill Road Academic Wyncote A flowing ponytail . . . welcome addition from Germantown High . . . Honor Society . . . fun-loving . . . tirst and foremost-music and dancing . . . summers at camp . . . agile with the basketball . . . future elementary school teacher. i ' rv' W -A LYNDA CHATZKEL 7701 Seminole Avenue Melrose Park Academic Witty interiections . . . stylish dresser . . . Spirit and World Affairs committees . . . What a bowlerl . . . volunteer work at Einstein Medical Center . . . cook- ing and sewing . . . competition for Robert Bruce with her knitting . . . a departure with a ioke. 1 1 Q DAVID CHECKOFF 7903 Rodgers Road Academic Elkins Park An ex-Olney High honor student devotee of mathematics . . . lunchroom Committee . . . Card and Travel clubs . . . baseball and swimming-his favorite sports . . . quite a man with the ladies . . . homework a nuisance . . . dentistry studies ahead. af' RITA COHEN 707 Meetinghouse Road Elkins Park Academic Good things in a small package . . . high spot of the day, math class . . . Assembly and Bulletin Board committees . . . outside in- terest-art, ice skating, and read- ing . . . ceramics counselor at camp . . . art teacher in elementary school. pr R- fav f ., Q -bl ste: DOROTHY COLEMAN 532 Stahr Road Commercial Elkins Park Dotty . . . smiles for everyone . . . Mr. Lehman's girl Friday. . . . attractive redhead . . . spe- cialty with shorthand now . . . a tantalizing chicken dinner . . . Receptionist . . . vocation as a secretary in the future. 9 i t 1: ,, if I-lr-Ii :inf 5 i N ,V vi' VQV' K ip' .l 1 I XJ? q:c:: ' W l KAY RENEE COU BEN 2110-B S. John Russel Circle Elkins Park Commercial A sketch pad . . . a long, blonde pony tail . . . the gal behind the school store counter . . . an efficient office helper . . . skating and bookkeeping . . . English and P. O. D .... that winter coat . . . to business school in Sep- tember. flaw -f A 'EZ' DIOSA D'AGOSTINO Casa Marta General Wyncote The quiet helping hand . . . warm brown eyes and a smile . . . a vote for P. O. D .... spare time with brushes and easel . . . the artistic flair . . . Travel Club . . . Flower Arrangement Club . . . a yen for traveling and meeting people . . . future airline worker. lg Y:- DEBORAH DIAMOND 1 108 Arboretum Road Wynncote Academic Debbie . . . neat 'n petite . . . those big, brown eyes . . . the artist's soul . . . Decoration and Bulletin Board committees, member of Choir . . . El Delator art staff . . . Little Nadia . . . fencing and swimming . . . Lenox summers-palette in her hand. LAWRENCE CROSS 326 Ashbourne Road Academic Cheltenham Larnie . . . a great sense of humor . . . tops in history . . . Apparatus Club for three years ...afishinthewater... lifeguard during summer . . . tuff situation, buddy . . . great car enthusiast . . . future plans at Millersville State Teachers College. ' l l 2 I -,iQ 715k L1 .1 h : my l7G',,,: ' I ,M iii ' L ,,.i , V, . W 4 f .4 15,5 4 3 r RICHARD CROTHERS 8032 Jenkintown Road General Cheltenham Rich . . . light brown hair . . . natural nice guy . . . sleeping and eating . . . gymnastic ability . . . P. O. D. tops . . . a craze for cars . . . summers swimming and working . . . a mischievous grin . . . that special girl . . . a lover of fun. C ,gli A ' ll. ' 'Ale . ' .L, ' ll 1 i Q if-' 41 l ' M: , - f j sra- a. , 2 I ' , , .iii r H 'Mill in We ,, H' I se, J f 4, I BEATRICE DAVIS THOMAS DAY 1620 Willow Avenue Academic Melrose Park Bea . . . baton in hand, one of our spirited maiorettes . . . graceh ful ballerina . . . Future Teachers of America Club . . . Spirit and Social committees . . . reading and horseback riding . . . over- night camp during the summer . . . career in education. ... JV 1 , ' . .- ,,.x- wx JOHN' DOLAN 623 Laverock Road General Glenside Buck . . . easygoing . . . mem- ber of the Archery Team and Presi- dent of the Archery Club . . . Track Team . . . a hearty out- doorsman . . . Assembly Com- mittee . . . Bowling Club . . . experienced hunter with ritie in hand . . . future game warden. 805 Ashbourne Road Academic Cheltenham Tom . . . quiet and sincere . . . baseball-minded . . . active mem- ber of Cross Country and Track teams . . . Archery Club . . . a pleasant smile for all . . . letters in Baseball . . . a turkey eater . . . pharmacist plans for the future. W ' 'gl T x ,. .ll l KENNETH DONNER 410 Brighton Place Academic Elkins Park Ken . . . always a laugh and ioke . . . trumpeter in the band . . . Synagogue Youth Group . . . always at the bowling alley . . . the humorous fellow . . . Home- room President . . . Assembly Committee . . . The subiect, Eng' Iish . . . college plans. 'I -. li, .1,f.n.1.L rit. Jil ,-,ts W' . eirs fr 5 rs Tl 'i2'z.'. '11 'LSL ROBERT CUTAIAR 7405 Rowland Avenue Cheltenham Academic Bob . . . connoisseur of hi-fi records . . . palate for steak and lobster . . . flair for languages . . . a chess board and set of carved figures . . . Russian Club . . . el espanol et le francais . . . cosmopolitan . . . college ahead. l 'ESR 'W , ' T t, ' si wg: 1 if EEE Wi ' l Ari' 'V l FRANZ DEKER 8365 Fisher Road Academic Elkins Park Real gone guy . . . tall, blonde, suave . . . sun glasses and sports cars . . . preference for water- skiing, especially with redheads . . . dynamite on Cheltenham's Track Team . . . future in the interior designing and architecture field. ' 7 A1 : Q. c-1 MICHAEL DRATCH 7901 Hidden Lane Academic Elkins Park Mike . . . keen sense of humor . . . spark plug of Bowling Team . . . eye for cars . . . a sunny- haired athlete with a friendly grin . . . rock 'n roll records . . . strike . . . Saturday nights . . . future man . about the college campus. P r SUSAN DUBIN 1204 Valley Road Academic Elkins Park Susie . . . bubbly and fun . . . iumpin' and iivin' . . . P.O.D. a favorite . . . Domestic Exchange memories . . . pleasant hours with hi-tl and reading . . . soprano voice in Choir . . . summers as a camp counselor . . . college ahead. yqhgsif-' .iii A X X Q BARBARA SUSAN DYER 319 Harrison Avenue Academic Glenside Sue . . . memorable gaiety . . . seasoned baton twirler . . . typing, the favorite study '. . . down with P.O.D. . . . summer travels to Canada and Maine . . . Young Peoples' Fellowship . . . on fish and chips . . . secretarial work ahead. -gjaijnx' ,H , Q - . ,lr er DAVID ESKIN 7805 Haines Road Academic Cheltenham Dove . . . at home in the library . . . ever so brainy . . . a gas bottle and a glowing splint . . . tall and lanky . . . summer coun- selor . . . a twinkle in his eye . . . those homeroom collections . . college plans. CHARLES DUNCAN 1608 Willow Avenue Academic Melrose Park Dune . . . a perpetual gum- chewer . . . Sophomore Adminis- tration, World Affairs Committee . . . Sophomore Chairman of the College and Vocation Committee . . . a bookkeeping fan . . . Hall Patrol . . . Bohemian parties . . . fond of lobster . 1. ' 1 Lf? ... -Ag Q' ' P Tins- 'l ,i urea ROBERT EDDOWES 816 Glenside Avenue Academic Wyncate Tall, light, and handsome . . prominent on ball teams . . camping summers in Maine . . . girls in colored stockings-ehl . . . homeroom officer . . . liquid air expert . . . chemistry a favorite . . . future plans in agriculture. :-,---I , '51 '..'. ' ,gli .,. 1 we 55? i i' W. A gui Qui ff' 'X .A ' H it . ,Q-Q. '- 9 we -s vu. , , f ' nil' ,, Tffffli-'v JOHN EWING 237 Berkeley Road Academic Glenside Quiet one . . . easy-going . . . all those girls . . . tops in sports . . . Baseball and Football teams . . . hard-working member of the Hall Patrol . . . summers in Ocean City . . . More power to you , . . engineering career ahead. f 'x FERNE ROCH ELLE DUNN 7415 Woodlawn Avenue Melrose Park Academic Beauty plus intelligence . . . Honor Society . . . Treasurer and Veep of 103 . . . Secretary of Domestic Exchange . . . Spirit, Homeroom, and Assembly committees . . . in- terest in animals lstulfed ones, . . . summers at Pine Forest Camp . . college plans. . fi T I ' r W X jf. HARRIET EDELMAN 900 Melrose Avenue Academic Melrose Park A slender silhouette with brown hair and hazel eyes . . . the Vogue Iook . . . a scintillating smile . . . a splash in the pool . . . interest in the Football Team . . . member of Spirit Club . . . Spirit Committee . . . college ahead. .4 . i FRANCES FABIANI 55 Limekiln Pike Commercial Glenside Franni . . . lively with dark brown hair . . . big saucer eyes . . . shorthand, topsp English, bot- tom . . . summers in Poconos or Canada . . . back-alley shoes . . . reading and recordings . . . Cool, Jack . . . dancing and traveling . . . future in religious work. it .L ff'- PHILIP A. DUNN 410 Lodges Lane Academic Elkins Park Phil . . . friendly grin and an easy greeting . . . forty-love . . . chemistry tops . . . the thrill of car racing . . . three years of band with the sax and licorice stick . . . those tropical fish . . . future in business administration. 15- ?l! FREDERIC EGENDORF 7945 Park Avenue Academic Elkins Park Easy manner, a shrug of the shoulders . . . Pierre Curie . . . no difficulties . . . contre francais . . . sprint across the fleld . . . chemistry, physics . . . voyages to the tropics . . . Physical Sciences Club . . . Junior Administration . . . future engineer. JOANNE FELD 652 Ashbourne Road Academic Elkins Park Jo . . . eye-catching clothes . . mood music for misty eyes . . . humor for a laugh a minute . . . Homeroom President . . . Spirit, Social, and Bulletin Board com- mittees . . . trip across the U.S.A. . . . elementary educator. ,Sag I I . A rm BARBARA FELLA 7517 Rowland Avenue Cheltenham Commercial Barb . . . volunteer work at Abington Hospital . . . P.O.D. and shorthand favorites . . . school office worker . . . typist for Year- book . . . Ocean City summers . . . a smile for everyone, es- pecially Dick . . . teaching business education in future. M. ,-p' JUDITH ELLEN FINN 8222 Manor Road Academic Elkins Park Judy . . . perpetual motion . . . a tilted head and a puzzled smile . . . whirlwind of spirit . . . Bulletin Board, Activity, Social com- mittees . .- . Tennis Team . . . Executive Council . . . iunior counselor at Happy Hollow . . . commercial art or social work. HARVEY FOSTER 2nd and Coventry Academic Cheltenham Harv . . . the sleek streak of a white Corvette . . . a sportsman and a favorite with the ladies . . . golf and bowling . . . a do-it- yourself auto mechanic . . . meanwhile . . . a worker dur- ing the summers. ,, l l xii? ij 'SIL .QQ x I S Ajit FRANCES FENKEL 501 General Patterson Drive Glenside Academic Scintillating personality . . . stifled giggles . . . that exasperating French . . . Spirit and Assembly committees . . . Library Club . . . drama fan . . . the Risen twins . . . ambitious and vibrant . . . future defender of offenders. 4- 1-. rv- 'e,, . . c . - , RICHARD FLEISHER 33 Edgemoor Road Academic Cheltenham Fleish . . . Wall Street Journal . . . doggie paddler . . . future Jonas Salk . . . deep groans at 8:00 A.M .... summers in the Poconos . . . a clever remark from the back of the room . . . a laugh with the boys . . . Joe College. ' ' fl 4 I 4v N :Q t 1 A SUZANNE FERLEGER 8227 Westminster Road Elkins Park Academic Sue . . . active, enthusiastic . . . bright lights and applause . . . Miss Entertainment . . . singing talent . . . Senior Home- room Treasurer . . . a choir cherub . . . Spirit and Assembly com- mittees and El Delator staff . . . a tine counselor . AVN , n z,,,,XN 'Iii' DALE FOLCHER 316 Sinkler Road Academic Wyncate A blue and gold uniform . . . Future Teachers of America . . . volunteer work at Abington Hospi- tal . . . warm, sparkling blonde . . . a medal for swimming . . . Spirit Committee . . . love of horses . . . summers at the shore . . . Penn State in the fall. esr fe: 'CZ' RICHARD FOX 3 Beryl Road General Cheltenham Dick . . . an inquiring look behind spectacles . . . quiet and friendly . . . alert for our safety . . . deep chuckles over many jokes . . . a tinkerer with the white Ford in his spare time . . . a dignified air about him . . . Armed Forces ahead. V ,NWN ,. ,iff i- I .m 'lil ...X ...Msg A afir- e X, in R395 ,, V Awlx X f ' fu 'mr' I ' 5-all 5' V X ...1j'r., ...tg 1 ta, , , i5Xtff:r,l5+ , t, ' -ru -::- CAROL ANN FOXMAN 333 Gribbel Road Academic Wyncote Full of pep and never a dull moment . . . partial to history . . . Homeroom Veep . . . active mem- ber of Spirit, Bulletin Board, and Lunchroom committees . . . time for reading and art . . . summers at camp or traveling . . . future oral hygientist. ,Z ' Y Y 'Z' 1,63 i. tt. 1 ,Fi .' 'i l a ETH EL FIELDS 7412 Cedar Lane Commercial La Mott Quiet except for the noise of chewing gum . . . fondness of athletics . . . Homemaking and Athletics Clubs . . . P.O.D. a favorite' subiect . . . swimming and dancing . . . summer in New York . . . office work in the future. ii. Le.-as fo- f 221931 ' A .. 1,12 Z 5, BRENDA FORD 1516 Willow Avenue Melrose Park Commercial Bea Jay . . . office helper . . . Athletic Club . . . active player on basketball and volleyball court . . . dancing . . . How about that . . . English-favorite subiect . . . a friendly hi for everyone . . . a committee for burning books. ,,, , :qi 12- ' ' DOROTHY FRAN K 571 E. Church Road General Elkins Park A blonde pony-tail . . . a quick smile . . . efficient lady bookkeeper . . . a guy, Jack . . . thumbs down on study hall . . . a dislike of P.O.D .... summers at the share . . . a future girl Friday. J J , X F1 lj: T 's Q 2 H 'J It .1 .I ', . . ,gt ,Y PETER FRANK 7749 Green Valley Road Wyncote Academic Pete . . . a wink, a mischievous grin . . . jazz fan . . . the beat on the drums . . . curve on the bowling ball . . . man on the mats . . . Homeroam President . . . Lunchroom Squad . . . hummer for the Ravens . . . stethoscope squad tomorrow. ,ac rail, . i. ,est LESLIE JOAN FRIED 680 Foxcroft Road Academic Elkins Park Strawberry blonde curls . , . sweet as maple syrup . . . Spirit, Social, Activity, and Bulletin Board Com- mittees . . . tennis shorts . . . Councilettes' Corresponding Secre- tary . . . Young Judea member . . . art school and summer camp . . . anti-Spanish FREDERICK A. GEYER 8307 Tulpehocken Street Elkins Pork General Rick . . . quiet hours with paint brush and sketch book . . . tennis and swimming enthusiast . . . active church group member . . . thumbs down on math and science . . . a whiz with a bowling ball. BARBARA FREED 632 Ashbourne Road Academic Elkins Park A live wire at CHS . . . Honor Society Veep, President of 207, Chairman of the Social Committee . . . a vivacious package of pep and leadership . . . cool iazz and P.O.D, high on favorite list . . . future hopes for elementary educa- tion or social work. H 'W of 1,1 'ta-it 'l , ii! t WENDY GAYLEY 309 Ashbourne Road Elkins Park Academic Charming . . . with a twinkle in her eye . . . a tune upon her lips . . . Ocean City summers . . . success at softball, hockey, and history . . . preference for pizza . . . Dance Decoration Committee, Spirit Committee, Senior Adminis- tration RACHEL FREEDMAN 386 E. Church Road Academic Elkins Park Rae . . . a silent enigma with black almond eyes . . . fried shrimps and cashew nuts . . . import from Rhode Island . . . wry sense of humor . . . science- fiction fan . . . a flair for creative writing . . . a deep earnestness . . . future teacher. .5 ,rt , Alf. it J it 'ft Wi i ! .,, L Juolr Fairly A . 'I 'l03 Ansley Avenue ad Melrose Park Spirited blonde . . . a knack for organized confusion . . . a gift for gab . . . member of Political I Thinkers Club . . . Spirit Com- mittee . . . Dance Decoration Com- mittee . . . hospital work after school . . . enioyment of a good book. . .I if J 1 0 1 1 it 4 THOMAS GARLIN 7714 Mill Road Academic Elkins Park Tom . . . remark from back of the room . . . Manager of Basket- ball Team . . . crew neck sweaters for sale . . . wavy hair and cheer- ful grin . . . ace on the tennis court . . . Maverick's rival in cards . . . ace bridge player . . . future stock broker. A 1 1 FAITH GETSON 7908 Glen Oak Road Academic Elkins Park Graceful carriage . . . a highly syled wardrobe . . . a pool . . . delight in dancing . . . reader of good literature . . . work at Abington Hospital and in the school office . . . college ahead I . .Lai . BARBARA GILL 8307 Cheltenham Avenue Elkins Park Academic Barb . . . newcomer . . . active at Plainfield, New Jersey, in Leaders' Club, Ushers Squad, French Club, and Band . . . traveler to Michigan and Cali- fornia . . . Europe in the future . . . Chl lhat's fabulousl . . . college with maior in retailing. , eg. ANNE GLASS 935 Melrose Avenue Academic Melrose Park Gay and sparkling . . . top-rate cheerleader . . . the hand of kindness . . . Homeroom Veep in Junior year . . . active member of Spirit Committee . . . Thespian Society . . . an advocate of ice skating and swimming . . . col- lege bound . . . career in com- mercial art. ' . . . stethoscope squad of tomorrow. . 4. V4 ' mxlj -iw Q' rt 4- 'Z 1:1 CARYL GLASS 922 Stratford Avenue Melrose Park Academic Curly brown hair and slender figure .- . . melnber of C.H.5. Orchestra for three years . . . that ever-famous cello . . . Sophomore and Junior Administration Clubs . . . summer camp life . . . Aunt Cary . . . leisure reading . . . college ahead. f--, f N . ' cfs - 2511 A . . fifgg , , 4 I ' g A o 5 It saw- 4 sw- J -:I , 5' - B' A T1 gil' . Wil 1 Q- f- A Q Wig? lm- sl- -0 '- N, ' :ft -V l ll 1,-,Q 7 ' Qi. lf f Mies, M1 rv ALAN GOFFMAN 2 Windsor Avenue Academic Melrose Park H KARL ou.AssMAN 341 Sinkler Road Academic Wyncofe Alan . . . quiet, tall, with crew- cut . . . pro-Chinese food, anti- solid geometry . . . two year basketballer . . . summers at camp . . . sweater wearer . . . sports and cars . . . third floor fire warden . . . law or business hopes. Good-looking . . . Chevy con- vertible . . . a drummer in spare time . . . chemistry at top of list . . . Basketball Club . . . camp in summer . . . Howard Johnson's fountain boy and men's shop sales- man . . . future in dentistry. ' ' . C1-HT' ' 1 'll t l l 1 L,-L .V if X' ' 3 lr l - ll . il ltr' tv' 'jn- s RONALD GOLDEN BERG 7611 Lycoming Avenue Melrose Park Academic BARBARA ANN GOLDMAN 147 Kingston Road Academic Cheltenham Bonnie . . . A-l athlete . . . Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, and Hockey Varsity Teams . . . sage and scholar . . . Honor Society . . . baby-sitter . . . math wizard . . . Spirit Committee . . . Ad- ministration Clubs . . . Canadensis summers . . . future teacher. The iviest of the ivy . . . vigorous vocalist . . . one of the Ravens , . . new talent in football . . . Basketball Club . . . Bowling Team . . . coin collector . . . Mr. Winter's little lgor . . . the roar of a Chevy convertible . . . college plans. f sro'-ffx SUZANNE GOOD BEATRICE GOODMAN 600 Boyer Road Academic 225 Paxson Avenue Cheltenham Glenside Commercial Goodie . . . wit, iokes, and Bea . . . that special one . . . laughs . . . collegiate . . . Basket- hi-fi collection . . . sweetness ball and Softball . . . metal shop through and through . . . Tuesdays . . , summers at Ocean City, New at the bowling alley . . . roller Jersey . . . pet peeve-automobile skates . . , zillions of pennies' drivers . . . sure-fire fun . . . worth of candy . . . smiling school Zelda ...likeable and easy-going store salesgirl . . . future girl . . . Good grief, Charlie Brown. Friday. ,f- fl! 'FL- I NORMA JEAN GOLD 354 Oak Road Commercial Glenside Goldie . . . twinkling, brown eyes . . . auburn hair . . . a splash in the pool . . . a click of the knitting needles . . . interest in interior decorating . . . memories ol summers at Cape May . . . future at I. B. M. school and Air Force. 'H' . 1 1- mn! fv- - I .K 5 CAROLE GOLDSMITH 1108 Curtis Drive Academic Wyncote Cute and vivacious . . . counselor at Sun Mountain . . . lover of all sports . . . Homeroom Secretary in Junior year . . . reading, paint- ing, and music interests . . . knitting club . . . member of Bowl- ing Team and Club . . . future medical technician. -'X '! 'N fi . l I 1 A I . yclfgs l 5 E 57 3 r' if LON NA GOODMAN 35 Latham Park Academic Melrose Park Lon . . . C.H.S. spirit booster . . . anyone, for a football pro- gram? . . . avid theatre-goer . . . idle hours reading and bowl- ing . . . Spirit and Social com- mittees . . . chemistry, a favorite . . . summer iob at Luria's . . . Penn State and elementary educa- tion. FAITH GOLDEN 7913 Hidden Lane Academic Elkins Park A slender sophisticate . . . a devotee of the theater . . . As- sembly Committee, Junior Adminis- tration . . . member of Thespian Society . . . Associate Editor of Yearbook . . . Europe this sum- mer . . . aspirations in sociological research . .1 -ao-: 4 1 .1 A ti, I .L I -532514: 1 c .A ,:f..Lf,: ,Q 4. g-Qgrmy BARRY GOLUBOFF 8360 Cadwalader Avenue Elkins Park Academic Tall, dark, intent Barry . . . mad scientist in the chemistry labora- tory . . . tops in math and science . . . Science Seminar . . . member of Honor Society . . . studies in chemistry and electronics . . . fondness for Chinese food . . . college. 4- R ftvf PAUL GOODMAN 8340 High School Road Elkins Park Academic Paco . . . varsity letter man on the Cross Country Team . . . winner of the Temple Math Contest . . . red hair and a hot trumpet . . . a college education . . . a future in engineering or medicine. SHIRLEY ANN GOODRICH 110 Johns Road Commercial Cheltenham Shirl . . . a spontaneous laugh . . . a white Drill Team uniform . . . library Club . . . interests in swimming, boating, waterskiing . . . typing for El Delator . . . that very special one, Rich . . . Like wow . . . Mrs. Downey's secretary . . . shorthand favorite GAIL S. GREEN 325 Gribbel Road Academic Wyncote Gee-Gee . . . an impeccable dresser . . . Senior Administration . . . Homeroom Secretary, Drill Team, Spirit Committee . . . hospi- tal volunteer . . . counselor at Robin Hood Day Camp . . . Ye Gods . . . pet peeve-late dates . . . warm personality . PHYLLIS GOODWIN 1 124 Orleans Road Academic Cheltenham Phyl . . . infectious giggle . . . always in a crowd . . . constant chatter . . . Spirit Committee, Bowling Club, Chellonian . . . distaste for math . . . summer home in Maine . . . m'mm pizza . . . volunteer nursing at Albert Einstein Medical Center. 'lk RAY GREENBERG 7613 Lycoming Avenue Melrose Park Academic Crew cut and ivy clothes . . . boyish grin . . . varsity wrestler . . . Russian student . . . easy- going . . . summer-waiter at camp . . . from eight to eighty in school plays . . . bubble-and-bounce New- ton Fuller . . . future manufacturer. N 1 M , . , 'F .. .E A-,f..:,,. .sf ni- . . ' -1'-J. aiK.....e.c.g3f - Ti .l 'tv-0' JOHN P. GORDON, lll 621 Chelten Hills Drive Elkins Park Academic Jack . . . one of Cheltenham's three letter men . . . Swimming, Track, and Cross Country . . . good looking . . . lover of fun . . . Homeroom President . . . Domestic Exchange Club . . . Hi, beautiful . . . chemistry a favorite g 2.1 ...L LINDA GREENFIELD 8221 Fairview Road Academic Elkins Park Well-liked by all . . . Senior Girls' Triple Trio . . . Homeroom Veep . . . Hockey and Tennis teams for three years . . . idle hours of sewing or knitting . . . trip to Canada . . . McGill French Sum- mer School . . . small co-ed col- lege next year. CAROL ANN GREGER 239 Limekiln Pike Commercial Glenside Black hair and sparkling eyes . . . a warm personality . . . a pair of dancing feet . . . Ocean City summers . . . those two weeks at the mountains . . . twinkle, twinkle . . . future airline stewardess. , .fa -,mea-:D 1 ' I I ,W T WAYNE PRESTON GROOME 1 19 Carroll Avenue Academic Glenside Goofy . . . P. O. D. high rating . . . New York Times salesman . . . twice Homeroom 2l8's President . . . Student Directory Committee . . . Vice-President of Church Sub- district Conference . . . Jack-of- all-trades . . . summer construc- tion work . . . possible future as construction engineer. MARILYN GROPPER 1414 Redwood Lane Academic Wyncote Busy at work in Mr. Lehman's otiice . . . P. O. D. tops Mars list . . . member of Basketball and Volleyball teams . . . archery, riflery, and Alan . . . day camp counselor over the summer . . . future as I. B. M. operator and housewife. .Fav its-1' A T I 'zmbz , V .A. Vg-J I A N . Y ' i ic ' L1 GAIL M. GREEN 316 Church Road Academic Elkins Park Our New York import . . . full of pep . . . Future Teachers of America and Spirit clubs . . . Administrative Assistant . . . Spirit and Assembly committees . . . hospital volunteer . . . summer camp counselor . . . horseback rid- ing and tennis . it... ' I RICHARD GREENSTEIN 1017 Arboretum Road Wyncote Academic Dick . . . a math whiz . . . soccer enthusiast . . . Homeroom Treasurer of 218 . . . buen en espanol . . . hamburger and French fries . . . Lakewood Ex- change . . . Indian Trails Summer Camp waiter . . . years ahead in law, engineering, or business. in fs- , ,ghk V .s1,..-mzifpi , BARBARA GROSS 7806 Cobden Road Academic Laverock Congenial and sincere . . . avid baseball fan . . . neat as a pin . . . active member of Bulletin Board and Spirit committees . . . hospital volunteer at Albert Ein- stein Medical Center . . . Home- room Veep . . . music . . . Year- book Club . . . future nurse. t' 5? fx J UDY GROSSMAN 1009 Arboretum Road Wyncofe Academic Hustle and bustle . . . irreplace- able clarinetist in C.H.S. Band . . . Knitting and Russian clubs . . . Smooth over the ice . . . sum- mers at Camp lindenmere . . . helper in father's store . . . future elementary school teacher. A. fm:-o f 'xnxx X - -. 'A x f , J 3. A l F1 1,1 .. . .645 w-.. l I X xx: f A Iv X Q s x gg I l W '- gigfffif t : ji g ,ff si! jf y, -1 ,, 'f 2? 141 'f 't'E'g7Z1Q5.s:Q:Q- 7 - Fgaxg 'HQ-' - 'tv . ' ' :7?i73.'N.1 ai- ' 5.2-' .iiiaem . .- JAY HAINES 636 Bridle Road Academic Glenside One of the most useful people around school . . . Stage Crew, Properly Committee, Executive Council, Audio-Visual Aids . . . J. V. Soccer . . . golf, swimming . . . trips to New England and Canada . . . big twinkle in his eye . . . electrical engineering. A ilr E ' l l b ' ' ln ' ' 271' . ,Ji ,s ,f 4, , -V 'i ' 'Q 'vi 1 'E - 4 fi , J l rf'-. ff HARVEY HELLER 239 Bickley Road General Glenside Tall and lanky . . . Cross-Country and Track teams . . . member of the Band . . . winner of Industrial Arts Award . . . m'mm steak . . . small custom cars and Model A Ford Roadster - favorite pastimes. -., f .V A mv? M i 155535 si .V - can , 1 l :J J' ,fn . Q 1 i I , GEORGE GUNN 614 Woodland Avenue General Cheltenham Blonde, friendly . . . a pleasant smile . . . interested in all sports, especially baseball . . . golf course caddy in summer . . . physical ed. and shop bright spots in the day . . . dislike of science . . . a linesman or serviceman in the future. R' A X 'SEV PAUL HALPERN 1487 Thornberry Road Wyncote Academic Halp . . . an import from Cen- tral . . . Homeroom Veep for two years . . . Barnwell Honors from Central . . . basketball and foot- ball enthusiast . . . dislike for French . . . member of the Bachelor's Club . . . a future in accounting. Y Y gf' 17 ' s ' .rs-yi V 73141.-. Gr' , JEFFREY HERTZFELD 8229 Aspen Way Academic Elkins Park Ever so diplomatic . . . Debating Team . . . Treasurer of Honor Society . . . '58 Editor of the Panther . . . top man on the El Delator staff . . . bowling . . . those late, late shows . . . Sonnet Number One . . . law or economics in future. . 'xgr .i 'J Z THEODORE HACKETT 7417 Overhill Road General Melrose Park Ted . . . love of tinkering in shop . . . member of Proiectian Club . . . enthusiast of antique autos . . . call of the mountains in the summer . . . favorite last words-woman driverl . . . career in Marine Engineering ahead. N me ' - til 5-. an A .rf ,.: i i 6... 3 ,i r BARBARA W. HAY 131 Berkeley Road Academic Glenside Barb . . . an import from Rhode Island . . . Hockey and Volleyball . . . one of the .Rainbow Girls . . . avid fan of good literature . . . always a word for P.O.D. discussions . . . Teacher at vaca- tion church school . . . Future Teacher of America. LYNN HILLERSON 905 Melrose Avenue Academic Melrose Park Overdose of laughing gas . . . sparkle in her eyes . . . famous first flutist of band and orchestra . . . the gal by the Lost and Found . . . boating and swimming in Beach Haven . . . Homeroom and Social committees. I fm 1 .. ...W 7' E-F LORETTA HAEDEL 61 1 Arbor Road Academic Cheltenham Ret . . . giggles plus . . . the pal for all . . . shining brown curls . . . Spirit and Bulletin Board committees, Bowling Club . . . partial to malted milks and egg rolls . . . summers at the shore . . . favorite remark, Friendly like a tarantula. fsvrzlf- ig.. ' .Lid if I:- . ' l:'f-qv rl J 2 il Vx 01 7 an- DAVID PAUL HEILVEIL 326 S. Smedley Street Melrose Park Academic Dave . . . skill in woodwork . . . partial to math . . . spare time guitar string plucker . . . the '49 Chevy . . . Spanish Club . . . varied summer travels . . . those memorable weekends in New Jersey . . . career in mechanical engineering. l i qv- V ,. STEPHANIE HINGSTON 931 Gilbert Road Academic Cheltenham So dependable . . . Honor Society Member . . . Bulletin Board and Public Relations committees . . . Choir section leader . . . amateur Gilbert and Sullivan group . . . Secretary of Diocesan Youth Coun- cil . . . a flair for writing . . . the crystall ball prediction . . . college plans. l l V il it l fs 1 egg 'i w 1 W. l . cv, ELAINE HOENIG 122 Parkview Road Academic Cheltenham Busy, busy Elaine . . . all 'those committees . . . Junior Ad- ministration, Homeroom, Election, Affiliation, Assembly committees . . . representative in Temple Uni- versity's Spanish contest . . . Voice of Democracy contest win- ner . . . our thorough scholar . ef' at 5 1 'Ax ffm , it 1, U .- ' , is .pad 'E' - 1' ' my . ' Bl ' fini rs .. l NANCY HORNSTINE 120 Windsor Avenue Academic Melrose Park An artistic talent for making iewelry . . . French Conversation Club . . . Colorado Exchange . . . quiet hours with phonograph records . . . an ardent theatre-goer . . . sum- mer counseloring at day camp . . . preference for P.O.D. and English . . . iunior college ahead. .H-r- , 2- . is :L -. f Q 'S f 4 Ax. ROBERT H. HUNT 18 Poe Avenue Academic Wyncote Likeable Bob . . . member of Social, Assembly, and Safety com- mittees . . . Yearbook staff . . . summers working . . . Wrestling Team . . . pet peeve-nosey people . . . a steak dinner . . . English a favorite . . . dislike of French . . District Chorus . . college ahead -wk -rf., BETTY HOFFMAN 7439 Elizabeth Road Academic Melrose Park Ready for fun . . . riding boots and saddle . . . trustful . . . voice like velvet . . . minutes-taker of 114 . . . Sophomore Administra- tion and Homeroom Committee... a blue robe for Choir . . . in- famous imitations . . . a true friend. 1 l I l . Q ev ' .1 I l DEBBIE HOVANIAN 2 Sharpless Road Academic Melrose Park Sparkling brown eyes and flowing brown hair . . . a delightful im- port from Baghdad . . . delight in everything American . . . advo- cate ot large department stores . . . a yen for ice cream . . . member of Bulletin Board Com- mittee , . gxiwvkx 'fl V all 7 ' 'A 3 H 523 .igyjvg f-i lr . - l'- p 'l - . Q' 1 V 'II-L Il' ve V j-1,333 lt., ft- ME ., 1 , - fi i'. I xiii -Ny' :A . X? -infill 41.5-,j,.m,',k V. X X I 1,1 1 ii' RJ' 1 A gg fr Hi. I iff. f it 214 2 Si.-. ' ' 3 I ' ffef tk.. - A. HAROLD HUNTER, JR. 807 Ashbourne Road Academic Cheltenham Zan to his friends . . . at the top of favorites line-physics . . . participant in all intramural sports . . . Weather and Amateur Radio clubs . . . electrical work and natural sciences . . . definite col- lege plans in future. l 8 g ,, ,rx ,Q W. nt' , Q ,fe . , ' Av 9' . 5, 1 W I l . 1 -1, ff . 1, .-' CAROLYN ADELE HOFFMAN 123 Hewett Road Academic Wyncote Carole . . . high boots and marching feet . . . honey smile and sparkling eyes . . . volunteer hospital worker . . . three years with the Drill Team . . . member of Bulletin Board, Social, Spirit, and Publicity committees . . . stuffed animals and records. t 1:---v JOSEPH HUDSON 734 Sunset Road Academic Glenside Joe . . . a suave, casual guy . . . track man . . . a guardian of our safety . . . Wrestling Club . . . Assembly Committee, Science Seminar . . . summers working for insurance company . . . P.O.D. favorite . . . college and en- gineering in the future. A . 3' ,-Q.-my ' Y , kiln.. 65 CAROL ISARD Serpentine Lane Academic Wyncote A silky blonde with rose-petal complexion . . . quiet and self- possessed . . . an angelic enigma . . . ready with a ioke . . . Sketching, Jewelry Making Clubs, Bulletin Board Committee . . . Pete Seeger, Josh White, The Weavers . . . art for art's sake. I Z., W, 1 ' - Xin.. R , MX CARROLL HOPE 8 Hewett Road Commercial Wyncote Curly blonde lacks . . . athletic interests in bowling, softball, and horseback riding . . . work in Mr. Lehman's office . , . summers at Stone Harbor . . . P.O.D. the most . . . a piece of pie and ice cream . . . future secretary. Q-if: T-L5 , I lg ,fm V m .. ,- - cf' A imm -. l X X. t if l t f x STEPHEN HULSHIZER 1 109 Stratford Avenue Melrose Park Academic Steve . . . a sports-conscious ace on the baseball diamond . . . an Olney High import . . . trig and gym-the most . . . an auto trip to distant points around the U.S.A ..., higher education plans. pm f, if V- 'V Y 'SWL ,C ALEXANDER JACOBS 310 S. Easton Road Academic Glenside Sandy . . . the hub of our school . . . a blonde crew cut and a deep throated laugh . . . a quiet personality . . . President of Student Council . . . all around athlete . . . Basketball, Track, Football . . . Sophomore Ad- ministration . . . Stone Harbor Guard . . . future minister. :ff , r 1 CAROLYN JAFFE 8209 Manor Road Academic Elkins Park Unique cackle . . . from pony-tail to brush-up . . . top-notch bowler . . . blue robe for choir . . . participant in synagogue youth group . . . Bowling Team Award . . . volunteer worker at Albert Einstein . . . Future Teacher of America. s - 1 fish' 't -cf-v CURTIS N. KAMPMEIER Glenside and Glenview Avenues Wyncote Academic Curt . . . Sophomore Administra- tion . . . Domestic Exchange . . . chemistry and English tops . . . Choir . . . Church work . . . camping and traveling in the sum- mer . . . Wrestling Manager . . . Member of District Choir . . . medicine or theology in the future. r 17 X r ,, -frm-, MILES KATZEN 1001 Sharpless Road Academic Melrose Park Smiles . . . fond memories of Lakewood Exchange . . . amiable and easy going . . . adept at moving knights and bishops around black and red board . . . mem- ber of hall patrol in Junior year . . . Assembly and Cafeteria com- mittees . . . future forecast- veterinarian. ' mf ir: as JANE JOHNSTON 533 Stahr Road Commercial Elkins Park Janie . . . a love of life and a life of love . . . radiant smile . . . good grief . . . three years as Homeroom Veep, Junior and Senior Administration . . . George . . . summers at the shore and in an ottice. , ,-,y WILMA KARDON 8106 High School Road Elkins Park Commercial WiI . . . sparkling eyes and a lovely smile . . , Spirit Committee, Knitting Club . . . office work . . . m'mm pizza . . . hospital volun- teer...apinandaguy... summers at camp and Atlantic City . . . medical technician in the future. 'FIA u.. RICHARD KATZENBERG 222. E. Church Road Academic Elkins Park Rick . . . underlying seriousness . . . tennis, tennis, tennis . . . Administration Club old guard . . . class treasurer for two years . . . potion creator in the lab . . . no homework in Utopia . . . Inter- faith President . . . easy manner and a relaxed gait . . . college plans. 1 .rl WI mit l text' 'P- 1 ROBERT KAFIN 7431 Euston Road Academic Melrose Park Little giant . . . Mister Chair- man . . . sparkplug of the Soccer Team . . . argumentative . . . the tomes of law and history . . . suave behind the tootlights . . . Chairman of Assembly Com- mittee . . . President of National Thespian Society WALTER KASSOWAY 3 Develon Road Academic Melrose Park Owner of a wicked trumpet . . . a blue and gold uniform and the Marching Band . . . Dance Band, too . . . Debating and Public Speaking clubs , . . a passion for talking . . . Assembly and Safety committees . . . the Temple Youth Group. WALTER KAHLE 305 Ryers Avenue Academic Cheltenham Walt . . . quiet and friendly . . . German language enthusiast . . . Cross Country, Wrestling, Judo . . . guitar and harmonica player . . . camper, caddy, and traveler during the summer months . . . Walther League President 'lf Ei' 1 5 2 ws' j L 1 , -Q' 1 1 Aff P . g .Q 1' 2 - -. fr' 5-,fig-fzv. LQ' 1: 4- jf ,.l'g7-.-- if - , . .- .4 .X 1 .., A ....4:- ,l ..-QEQEIN 'ni She-1-- li f 'fl -ew fs L.-iii .Lx ' DOROTHY KATZ 1438 Wistar Drive Commercial Wyncote Dolly . . . irrepressible laughter . . . Homeroom Secretary . . . typing . . . Card Club . . her blue convertible . . . summers in Atlantic City, New Jersey . . . swimming, tennis . . . m'mm pizza . . . swingin . . . anti- gym and sarcastic people . 4+ ELLYN KAUFFMAN 52 Boncouer Road Academic Cheltenham Fond memories of Lakewood . . . busy Elly with Spirit and As- sembly committees . . . pastimes of reading, swimming, and basket- ball . . . English tops . . . corres- ponding secretary for councillettes . . . Girls' Chorus . . . camp counselor . . . future elementary school teacher. ANNE KENNEDY 7751 A Wagner Way Elkins Park Academic Sparkling and bright . . . summers at Camp Upland . . . Secretary of Homeroom 121 . . . homemaking a favorite . . . m'mm, good cook . . . active church worker . . . a gift from Johnstown . . . pet peeve-teachers with pets . . . future nurse. -lf xc 1 l'x 6' WH 1 .QRERNV X fr een 141-l J 45- DAVID KIRKPATRICK 7631 Levis Road General Cheltenham Dave . . . the casual touch . . . a sharpie . . . hunting, trapping, and archery in the great outdoors summers water-skiing and boating . . . letters in Track and Cross Country . . . plans for National Agricultural School after gradua- tion. ESTAR KLINGER 1 129 Coventry Road Academic Cheltenham Star . . . a golden butterfly . . . simplicity . . . Frank Sinatra records . . . pizza gourmet . . . Russian Club and Spirit Committee . . . Drill Team . . . active Young Judea member . . . against narrow- minded people . . . education maior in college. PATRICIA KIRSCHNER 8360 Fairview Road Academic Elkins Park Pat . . . a bundle of energy . . . racing speech . . . Spirit, Affiliation, and Assembly com- mittees . . . always dizzily happy . . . western iaunt . . . peaches- ond-cream complexion . . . award for one hundred hours of volunteer hospital work . . . future ele- mentary school teacher. 1 ' Willa . ,l ll il 1 ,f,..- X: -v 'w Lv CAROL KIRSHBAUM Spring Avenue and Cedar Lane Elkins Park Commercial Tennis sneakers . . . a swingin' rock 'n roller . . . a devotee of cool jazz . . . the spicy aroma of a pizza pie . . . continuously cordial . . . vacations at Camp Winston . . . iunior college and a secretarial position. ui 'EZ' THEODORE KOERNER 1012 Stratford Avenue Melrose Park Academic Ted . . . good looks with a reserved manner . . . quiet as- surance . . . Basketball and Base- ball Ietterman . . . school safety guardian . . . trigonometry aboli- tionist . . . chemistry--bright spot of the day . . . summers in Florida and Cape Cod . . . on to college. are fthe '- .- 1 I SUSAN KOHN 8210 York Road Academic Elkins Park Sue . . . amiable and warm- hearted . . . a versatile athlete . . . Tennis, Hockey, and Basket- ball letters . . . the gentle spirit' . . . a Sinatra record for relaxa- tion . . . proficient counselor at Camp Council . . . no fads or fancies . . . higher education plans. LYNNE KOOLPE 8228 Westminster Road Elkins Park Academic A parcel of pep . . . invariably gay and giggling . . . sharps and flats on the keyboard and a splatter of paint . . . flash of ice skates . . . pizza enthusiast . . . Homeroom, Bulletin Board, and Assembly committees . . . Honor Society member. 5534- gn., 'QS , , H, V 57, .f JE: - ,jf -'. 1, ', 5' 51- 7.3:-7' K AQ- .5 , , ,., , 7 l 1- ,- --- x -f- ' '- 'Ffh '-,,':'.' L, 'fy i 4-:eo-'- ' ' ,r do 1 L ,,.,,, A JAN ET KOFFLER 1660 Willow Grove Avenue Laverock Academic Spice of individuality . . . human dynamo . . . CHS's shot-in-the- arm . . . Miss President of 121 . . . Honor Society . . . Basketball and Softball teams . . . the well- said word . . . Chairman ot Home- room Committee . . . a keystone of Gratz Hebrew College. S s BRUCE KOSMIN 26 Parkview Road Acodemkl Cheltenham Partial to history . . . Robin Hood with a bow and arrow . . . memor- able summer activities at swimming and boating . . . spare time with that sports car . . . o toss-up be- tween medicine and business in the future. ROBERT KLEIN 8225 Manor Road Academic Elkins Park Robbie . . . Galileo, eh? . . . Rachmaninoff concerto . . . intel- lectual discussions at a rapid pace . . . Steady strikes at the bowling alley . . . Honor Society President . . . Yearbook Staff . . . off-hand bonhomme . . . mental giant . . . sane, rational, and level-headed . ,. -I -'l'ff- . .lt-f v-'M 4. M 'Q - 4'-'l --x W if Q grass, fav. ' ' 1 , , I , ,., . 1 vt, . v 1 ' -. I f ir! .fpyf . . -egg Jess. I. . ME, I., ,Q ,'.' QI., ., .T mi . 1 li .i ' 1 '5- ,tggy H .ii A I J. sl' H- . I I - SUSAN LYNN E KOH LER 310 Boyer Road Commercial Cheltenham A quick, friendly smile . . . a helper . . . CHS office work . . . spare time tray-toter . . . well- liked by all . . . Good grief . . . surf and sun summers . . . Eddie . . . ice skating and bowling enthusiast . . . a blue- eyed blonde. 42, 'F t if .320 -. E-,sf 'V -.,,- QW 1 J 5 Q- 5 Q- ' -ev ri, 547 ,315 F --,,,'Q J, If ' -. lg . e ' ' ,V . . gl 1 V . fx' -'51, I . ,l 'xi A 1 ,A Vi 3 ,Q LINDA KRAUSEN 7617 Mountain Avenue Elkins Park Academic An interest in everything . . . a strum on the guitar . . . Cheltonian Exchange Editor . . . an import from Pennsbury High . . . Good grief . . . World Aliairs par- ticipant . . . Brubeck and Beethoven . . . medical research . . . Prob- lems of Democracy . . . college next in line. Elkins Park -N BARBARA KREIZMAN 416 Rices Mill Road Academic Wyncote Adept organizer . . . Veep of Philadelphia region in U. S. Y. . . . Secretary of 121 . . . Public Relations and Homeroom commit- tees . . . Junior and Senior Ad- ministration . . . quick-witted . . . Barbara and her violin . . . interest in World Affairs . f 'ig .. tl ,x A-' -:gl Xi N. Q BARBARA LACHOT 21 Hewett Road Academic Wyncote Bobby . . . a tiny surprise package . . . sunny smile . . . a friendly greeting . . . music-minded . . . a gold and white uniform and a baton . . . church work . . . favorite subiect-bookkeeping . . business school in the future. IDG ALLAN LANG 7919 Rodgers Road Academic Elkins Park Genius with hammer and saw . . . construction of modern tables and things . . . so adept with o bow and arrows . , . history his favorite class . . . not enough time for lunch . . . tropical fish enthusiast . . . college in future. E . , l SUSAN RUTH KROESSER 8013 Hammond Road General Cheltenham Suzie . . . long and silken locks . . . a whiz on the dance floor . . . top-notch cheerleader . . . Basketball and Softball . . . the mostest . . . Homeroom Secre- tary . . . three years on the Spirit Committee . . . summers at Ocean City. if' , f CONSTANCE LANDIS 1702 Willow Grove Avenue Laverock Commercial Connie . . . sincere and good- natured . . . Cheltonian typist . . . favorite subiect-English . familiar face in the office . . . well- liked by everyone . . . that very special one, Sunny . . . staff member of El Delator . . . Miss Private Secretary. pn.. iso' Q-...- Kris? J..-cg H ,teen .Ma BOYMAN LASKER 8210 Fairview Road Academic Elkins Park Bo . . . a master of repartee . . . intelligent . . . the scientific mind . . . member of Honor Society . . . Science Seminar Thinkers of History Club . Varsity letter for soccer . . propensity for Spanish . . . Q .Ch avid reader . . . future member of medical fraternity. :gh 'Qa- F. WILLIAM KROESSER 11 1 Hilldale Road Academic Cheltenham Bill . . . indispensable assistant Stage Crew Manager . . . a steady hand behind the scenes . . . spinning records for disc iockey . . . test tubes in the chem lab .... sailboat over salty waters . . . a chemical engineer-to-be. r 1 2 fy t 4 ., if . A '-rsh Eff' x- DONNA JEAN LANDIS 425 Myrtle Avenue Academic Cheltenham A flaxen-haired beauty . . . soft, bell-like voice . . . active partici- pant in dramatic activities . . . Thespian Society . . . records' keeper . . . work with Cheltenham Players . . . bulletin board decora- tor . . . gentleness . . . a way with the fellows . l - fsgij' QT, f. I ,3-i A. - - , ar' , 6,14-g, J ,, .,LlI1, ., gxg-gp .., N 4 E, H' . its tit ' egg SHEILA KULICK 7817 Froebel Road Academic Laverock So much work around school . . . Public Relations and World Affairs . . . iaurnalism weekend at Col- umbia . . . Senior Administration . . . the organized student . . . good books . . enriched English . . . laughter . . . at school 'til six with that paper. .w . . vas, it , ii: .. - l' .Sac ....... it -if 5' ' 'Tfh t .1 . t at .... ,, , L fl-'L 1' A gi: 1 3 e ttizf-Mil Kf'Jl,f z'V T' A W 'Chg 1 ,,,',v.1.f if ,-.553-.1:+' Lf: 'I DAVID LANDY 8322 Cedar Road Academic The friendliest . . . Senior and Junior Class President . . . a bas- ketball and track shoes . . . Zionist youth movement . . . con- stant inspiration to Administration Club . . . Honor Society . . . wonderful trip to Israel . . . long serious talks . . . artistic, a grin. FRANCES LAWTON 122 Heacock Lane Academic Wyncote Frannie . . . shiny golden hair . . . friendly smile and o hearty chuckle . . . fervor of school spirit . . . Spirit and Social committees, Hockey, Softball . . . member of Calvary Youth Fellowship . . . sailing, swimming . . . Ocean City summers. ROCHELLE LEMPERT 8007 Cooke Road Academic Elkins Park Shelly . . . laughter, laughter everywhere . . . three years of work with Spirit Committee and Dance Decorations . . . member of Drama Club and Thespian Society . . . props for many Cheltheatre plays . . . Veep of Kenneseth Israel Alumni . . . ele- mentary education career. ' -'reeivr'-P aft W!-1 '4 :il 31. X nu s s V 1.. 1 ffl- V 1 as -..- lv, , F. , Jmin . r f' 1 1 Ut 1 t i., J V . , 1. ,is i 1 ' -fi, I. 1 es- 1 gy .3 , qi L-.r , .1 . 1 'ijt ,, l inf ' rx V 2. ,J l IJ f I LESLEY LERN ER Lakeside Apts. 26-D Academic Melrose Park Chairman of Publicity Committee . . . avid reader . . . thoughtful and sincere . . . World Affairs . . . summer camp councilor . . . Cheltonion's intrepid reporter . . . Administration Club . . . Home- room 121 Veep and Treasurer . . . social worker of the future. la ir Q L l I i l 1 1 1 1 sANns LICHTENSTEIN 8336 High School Road Elkins Park Academic A flaming-haired bundle of en- thusiasm . . . leader of the cheer- ing ten . . . active Spirit Com- mittee member . . . hours on the dance floor . . . alto voice in the choir . . . flair for fashions . . . afternoons of golf . . . college ahead. fi , r v- wr- , . A A V - ' f v,,Q1g 1 N L . Ki ig' A, 5 1 if . A 'ggi-155 ' - sm . .... ,. ,. 'J I ,. 115, i' ,. 1. 1. ., ' '-WLM-lg' if .V .N .F A fir T Usr ' .eif V , i. it ,-. I I L JOHN LIPAN 107 Windsor Avenue General Elkins Park Dark hair and, oh, those eyesl . . . a genuine enthusiasm for sports . . . a pigskin, a swimsuit, and track shoes . . . work-out on the ropes and rings . . . lanky and good-natured . . . the Navy, then an to college. BARBARA LEVERING 208 Buttonwaod Way Glenside Academic Unaffected good s p i r i t s and laughter . . . history fan . . . memories of Lakewood, Colorado . . . member of Activity Club . . . photography in spare time . . . refined and genteel . . . always aglow . . . intelligence always visible . . . Gettysburg in the fall. lan MAXINE LICHTIG 537 Manor Road Academic Elkins Park Max . . . delightful memories of Lakewood exchange . . . adept advertiser for Cheltonian and Domestic Exchange . . . Activity, Card, and Bowling Clubs . . . in- terest in guitar playing . . . calm and self-possessed . . . future in the fine arts. A , 1, if 7 .QR - , L, 251 it' 5 1 iifl '1 PRISCILLA LOEB Elkins Park House Academic Elkins Park Pris . . . long blonde tresses . . . a recruit from Abington . . . a smile for English . . . unforget- table memories of travel . . . sturdiness . . . avid art enthusiast . . . a delight for thick iuicy ham- burgers and gooey cakes . . . future college classes. rg , I . HARRIET LEVIN 800 Valley Road Commercial Melrose Park A package of surprises . . . sum- mers in an office and Atlantic City . . . Manny . . . lady bookkeeper and banker . . . those debits and credits . . . pizza and hoagies . . . nothing better than dancing . . . three years in our chorus. 3 as 'J rw Km- rf , 1 l ELLEN LEVY 415 Shoemaker Road Academic Elkins Park Giggly, gasping, and great . . . memories of pranks in gym class . . . Advertising Manager for Cheltonian . . . hard worker on Spirit Committee . . . summers at camp . . . Band Chairman for Social Committee . . . college in the fall. L... A - 1, sa. , HE 'N sg new , . KENNETH A. LIEBERMAN 324 Harrison Avenue Academic Elkins Park Ken . . . decipherer of intel- lectual quality . . . two years in the band with the licorice stick . . . memories of sailing trips up the Northeastern coast . . . Big Band and modern jazz enthusiast . . . Temple Judea Youth Group . . a future lawyer. --lv vf - -g f f . .. Tm. .. , : 'J' 4 s 1 'L! It1 in iq' qi 4 it -.us-'V 1 MARTIN U. LU BAROFF 1409 Redwood Lane Academic Wyncote Marty . . . leader of the crowd . . . one step ahead . . . Veep of Philadelphia region U.S.Y .... Junior and Senior Administrations . . . Safety Committee . . . Hebrew- speaking at Camp Ramah . . . interest in World Attairs and de- hating. .1 HESTER LINDABURY Serpentine Lane Academic Wyncote The Golden Girl of the Cheer- leading Squad . . . blondie . . . whirling around the ice skating rink . . . delicate water colors . . . white sails and sea spray . . . Senior Class Secretary . . . co-Chairman of dance decorations . . . work in commercial art. F-. I L MARILYN LUBY 7811 Conwell Road Academic Laverock Love of the outdoors . . . sweets for the sweet . . . happy on the golf course or skating rink . . . relaxing summers at home . . . anti-English class . . . a delight in all foods . . . liberal arts educa- tion ahead. -.?. ,:1?- ,. tae, .fi , ' , -T ' m.i ,r , ,Li M, . ii Y ,J 'Jiri it ' E . l f 5 l I 'v...- : ,. .if 4. W i 1 l t' i 1 l t sr ,. . ir' w. DON LULEJIAN 5 Sharpless Road Academic Melrose Park Ready guy with a ioke . . . ever smilin' . . . electronics enlhUSlUSf . . . Woodwork Club in iunior and senior years . . . trig at the top of the list . . . A.C.Y.O.A. . . . college in the future, then a career in electronics. .1 -. , 4' 'N' g if ,--N W 1 'slr-riding ' V N ,I llw,-rj I lil! 1 Y. MARY JANE McCAULEY 408 Greenwood Avenue Wyncote General Jane . . . flashing baton and a tall hat . . . church group secre- tary . . . a swift figure eight . . . short, blonde hair . . . a steaming platter of spaghetti and meatballs . . . summers at Beach Haven Terrace, New Jersey . . . teacher in parochial school. figs, we - HARRY LUDWIG 174 Lismore Avenue Academic Glenside Happy to his friends . . . a perpetual grin . . . a look of devil- ment . . . a scientific mind . . . happy with a test tube in his hand . . . choir member for two years . . . a future in biology or chemistry. CHARLES McDEVlT'l' 433 Laverock Road Academic Glenside Skip . . . Basketball and Base- ball . . . Social Committee . . . o casual manner , . . lack of en- thusiasm for sitting in homeroom . . . memorable fourth period physics . . . summers in Ocean City . . . travel to Lexington, Kentucky . . . future in law. l ',- fs l ,j's.. i ' 4 V x ' : tl I'-A QR 1 . .I . M- 4 X It ' , - E J. . in h If L - 1. Lil. Y I 12 . l... . . A mit j .- A , 2 '- 1 Ln il? ff. - 'Quill - .1 flfikqg'-1-rr- -'. Q. L T1 , il lf?tl'niia.a.22.qiEiser:.j11.11..'f-5:11 riff .c l ' ' ...ff 1 i1a, i!Z?fEZeiiliiat. 'lit .Ti FTF 15 i . W.-ie im- lliiiiiilziiiiiiiiin' ' fl' :, 'f-. 'f2fi1r.zgz:eaea:..A-f Ii 2- Jeff: 'J . -. .4- li .a.la..,,.1 --aa: iE5iE E:e. THOMAS MADORNO 1727 Chelsea Road Academic Melrose Park Madornsky or Brows . . . a siren and a dash to the Hre . . . summers at Ocean City . . . Junior Homeroom Treasurer . . . sports galore . . . gallant with the girls . . . future plans-a marine with a million dollars. ROBERT MAGILL 623 Meetinghouse Road Elkins Park Academic A big smile . . . Homeroom Presi- dent for three years . . . top man on the Lunchroom Committee . . . co-Captain of the Varsity Wrestling Team . . . a western camping trip . . . wonderful things with puppets . . . history a favorite . . . college plans. HOWARD W. MacMlNN 105 Roberts Avenue General Glenside Skip . . . co-Captain of Wrestling Squad . . . action on the gridiron . . . baseball for North Penn . . . C.H.S. Baseball team . . . blue eyes and a blonde crew cut . . . a charmer . . . undimmed en- thusiasm . . . everybody's buddy . . . teaching and coaching ahead. JAMES McKAY 7500 New Second Street Melrose Park General Jim . . . tall and thin with a crew-cut top . . . likeable and friendly to everyone . . . at home with a rod and reel . . . How tender . . . down with closed lunch . . . an active summer work- ing in Florida . . . car enthusiast. GAIL MANDEL 7628 Brookfield Road Cheltenham Academic Small bundle of friendliness . . . Senior Administration . . . Blip Blop . . . office helper . . . ice skating and horseback riding . . . trip through New England . . . steak and French fries . . . mem- ber of United Synagogue Youth Group . . . airline stewardess. JANE McCAFFERTY 324 Oak Road Commercial Glenside The blonde with the slim line . . . artistic talents much in evidence . . . a member of C.H.S. Drill Team for two years . . . a restau- rant hostess during her summer vacation . . . secretarial ambition for the future. 'Jil ,l .. in , MARGARET McKEOWN 301 E. Glenside Avenue Glenside Commercial Betty . . . habitue of roller rinks . . . polished dance floor glide . . . Saturday nights . . . summers at Pleasure Cove, New Jersey . . . fox trot and a iitterbug . . . whirr of wooden wheels . . . future as a secretary. ' l - ae' ,4 . u CARL MARBACH 7438 4th Avenue Academic Melrose Park Hard-tack . . . Homeroom Treas- urer . . . will to wrestle . . . familiar face on the hall patrol . . . western exchange . . . Social Committee . . . darkly good- looking . . . never a dull moment . . . an eye for the ladies . . . a mind for medicine. BERNICE MARKS 1 1 11 Rock Creek Drive Wyncote Academic Tall, slim Becie . . . tweedy . . . an eye on Robin Roberts . . . a bowling enthusiast . . . ex- uberant member of Spirit and Assembly committees . . . Choir . . . memories of Camp Penn Valley . . . Homeroom Secretary . . . elementary education studies .vm xv' ELEANOR MELAIR 524 East Avenue Commercial Glenside Shiny black hair . . . Secretarial Club . . . a blue and gold uniform . . . summers at Wildwood . . . ravioli a favorite . . . skating and swimming high on outside interest list . . . Danny . . . a working girl . . . future in office work. JUDITH ANN MILLER 500 Plymouth Road Academic Glenside Voice as sweet as a lark's . . . Social and Assembly Committees . . . Choir member for three years . . . equally at home on the stage or the piano . . . a golfer . . . summer stock . . . future at Red- land University . . . musical comedy career. EUGENE MAUTE 327 Asbury Avenue Academic Melrose Park Keen interest in all types of old cars . . . his own Model T . . . member of Sketch, Wood, and Metal Shop clubs . . . Hall Patrol . . . a letterman in Track and Soccer . . . mathematics career ahead. L . f s tt- . , -.. ' 1 H12 ' run.: ,ills-,, lM3!i'n f vii' I ,. 1 . . . - X . LBA Wi , 1, :r 1' L- .,, I-' v f ' -. l H , 1 til -3 JL ' W. g 'ilu' JANE MERRIAM 1213 Stratford Avenue Melrose Park Academic Miss Spirit of C.H.S. . . . a flurry of petticoats . . . Ear . . . the blondest of the real blondes . . . inexhaustible energy . . . Spirit Committee Chairman . . . three years on the Hockey Team . . . Indiana, Ocean City summers . . . sugar candy . CAROL MILLIGAN 317 Harrison Avenue Academic Glenside Mildew . . . radiant blonde . . . Homeroom Vice President . . . Spirit Committee, Junior and Senior Administration . . . those dancing feet . . . a very pleasant voice . . . summers in the mountains or at Ocean City . . . nursing at Chestnut Hill Hospital. GERHARD MAUTE 327 Asbury Avenue General Melrose Park Gersy . . . afternoons as mana- ger of Cross-Country, Basketball, or Track . . . an unidentical twin . . . antique car fancier . . . Bible Club, Hall Patrol . . . summers at Ocean City, New Jersey . . . Spring Garden Institute in the future. ALAN MICHAEI5 7612 Woodland Avenue Melrose Park General Interest in boats and cars-es- pecially that '40 Mercury . . . dis- traught in an extended mathe- matics class . . . summer work in luncheonette . . . Ocean Gate, New Jersey . . . hamburger and pizza at top of list . . . future plans in real estate. lt : 1 . g .MH ij vw 1 ,X H .W PATRICIA ANN MILLS 426 Montier Road Academic Glenside Pat . . . three years Choir mem- ber . . . Domestic Exchange . . . Secretary of Tri-School Committee for two years . . . Honor Society . . . active in Assembly and Public Relations Committee . . . Senior Girls' Sextet . . . hockey fan . . . Girls' Basketball Manager . . . college, a career in architecture. DONALD MEISCHICE 124 Johns Road General Cheltenham Don . . . blonde-haired and friendly . . . hunting, fishing . . . all-around guy . . . dislike of science . . . thumbs down on closed lunches . . . iob at linlon's Restaurant . . . math and shop enthusiast . . . bowling fan . . . back-up ball . . . service ahead. at 1 LINDA MILGRAM 1 I 10 Prospect Avenue Melrose Park Academic Attractive serenity . . . Golf Team . . . force of determination . . . the balladeer with the guitar . . . fantabulaus with a bowling ball . . . summer studies at Colby . . . interested World Affairs Club mem- ber . . future in psychiatric social work. . LUCY MINETTI 614 Roosevelt Avenue Glenside Commercial Beep . . . a propensity for happiness . . . a preference for vivacious people . . . sisters galore . . . a fancy stitch . . . pleasant memories of summer months in New Jersey . . . a good book . . . a future as an airline hostess. 4 - . DS. MARGARET MITCHELL 'I39 Township Line Academic Jenkintown Peggy . . . warm eyes melting all cold hearts . . . lovely member of Queen's court . . . cheerleading . . . co-Editor of Football pro- grams . . . J. V. Hockey letter . . . member of Social Committee and F. T. A .... mermaid . . . love of reading . f' ' rr' .1 ,Q X I --.-sw. A' 'ilu L up wg, W .4 WV! 11g.l.ifl,El.::,T5I. f l'flpW1 . , , Ai'-'Q 'l : ' E ,fs ..'g. ' ' -- -ijv, i - J L Jw' i 1 in its l l l BARBARA MOLETON 420 Carlton Avenue Wyncote Commercial Shortie . . . a sparkling blonde . . . smile with the mile . . . Sophomore Administration . . . trip to Colorado with Domestic Ex- change . . . Basketball and Soft- ball teams . . . those lucky patientsl . . . h sleek mcEI9el's figure . . . clothes wit a ir . . left, - - v r., J, ,. 'I, ,fx .I , .. I , jig! lf .nr n A , 1 ii I M QA 'Lu Y I X, but N - 1, ' ' YV! ' V 'V l ' l if Q l -.J . . MARGARET MU LLAN 939 Gilbert Road Commercial Cheltenham Peggy . . . iubilant personality . . . forever a true pal . . . Home- room Secretary . . . Bowling Club . . . singer in the Triple Trio . . . cafeteria worker . . . ice cream, pleasel . . . pro-English and anti- P. O. D .... summers in New England . . . future receptionist. s 111' ,mba-', . LARRY MITOSKY 7746 Clements Road Academic Wyncote Tots . . . subtle iokes and choice remarks . . . tap-notch bowler with Varsity Bowling Team . . . at home with rod, reel, and bait . . . Lots of luck . . . art fan . . lite in the business world. Gs-X 'E' ELLEN MORRIS 'I1'I7 Orleans Road Academic Cheltenham Elli . . . Bach suite . . . C.H.S. chanteuse . . . pooh-poohs aver- done make-up . . . brisk canter on a sunny fall morning . . . always a musical score in her hand . . . a bunch of blue ribbons . . . chow mein at the top of her list. M4 ALYCE MUSSELMAN 122 Boncouer Road Cheltenham Commercial Sweet and friendly . . . Student Ticket Manager . . . active office worker . . . advocate of gym class . . . preference for ice skating, dancing, and swimming . . . trips to the mountains . . . active mem- ber on El Delator staff . . . secre- tarial position in the future. s' pr .v V . l -'V 151.-. .. N .4 W I f , . . , 'Qs zV'lu !': Y - f.. 'W 4 -1: , '1 it A 1' . ' rl' J 4 ,,r - .H 2 ' C ..f:'f T CARL MOGILEFSKY 659 Foxcroft Road Academic Elkins Park Mogo . . . a big man in more ways than one . . . a three year man in Football . . . athletic letters also in Track and Wrestling . . . interest in art and history . . . a steak eater . . . future in business world. DONALD MORTON 1912 Graham Lane General Melrose Park Don . . . art-the greatest . . . member of Wrestling Club for three years . . . J. V. Football and Wrestling letters . . . sports en- thusiast . . . Wrestling and Track in Senior year . . . real gone on the saxophone . . . the prob- lematic future . . . cool customer. ,-,T .3.u' , A 3 .--1 .AJ 'lui 'R .I ir' ll , 'I Jin - t it A ' m W-l. 1- '. he W t .r gtg l 4 . 5 Q, L lt IM.. 1 M... 1.5, tx...-1' l rx, - V 1 tl lv ll ft ' ll all . ,rf D 'v. .- g. .15 -N., . Y 1- . 3: .X I . L N, .. DAVID MYERS 930 Spring Avenue Academic Elkins Park Dave . . . quiet and tall . . . a chess player . . . at a counter with a pizza pie . . . American history . . . tennis player . . . a summer of western travel . . . all the way to North Dakota . . . an interest in ranching. l ri sc 'zzl l til. 7+ R' 1.5. t RICHARD MKOLDAWER 7916 Heather Road Academic Elkins Park Tall, gallant Dick . . . the calm- ing influence . . . invaluable ma- neuvering on the basketball court . . . the aroma of tantalizing hamburgers . . . a hall guide tor student class-dashers . . . spare time as amateur photographer . ...mg W 5 .l In.,.'ll 1. cl li' . 'lu lk l 'xi ,I I LIBBY MOSTOVOY 5 Hidden Lane General Elkins Park A quiet sincerity . . . silky black hair . . . flair for horseback riding and music . . . thumbs down on practical science . . . ardent Phillies fan . . . Red Cross and Music Appreciation clubs . . . nursing career ahead . . . P. O. D. favorite subiect. I FRANCINE NELSON 8210 Forest Hills Drive Elkins Park Academic A pert combination of brown hair and blue eyes . . . a gift for gab . . . an advocate of good literature . . . preference for swimming and dancing . . . a yen for Mighty Mouse . . . work in Guidance office . . . college ahead. MARTIN NETSKY 7806 Oak Lane Road Academic Cheltenham Barry . . . P. O. D. favorite . . . a quick wit behind a slow smile . . . outside interests- sports and cars . . . work at the seashore in summer . . . member of Apparatus and Physical Science clubs . . . Trattic Committee . . . Drexel Institute and engineering. ' L 'gif ' ' V ' -L Ei Q . l, fe ' vt L I l KW, BERNARD NEWMAN 621 Stetson Road Academic Elkins Park Bud . . . recent addition to our school from Upper Darby . . . master on the wrestling mat . . . easy-going . . . spare time camper . . . a rod, reel, and a body of water . . . a chicken salad sand- wich his delight . . . higher edu- cation plans. M J - i f i2'L....1' .11 , . p t' A 1:51 .iW'i'1t 1aff?'ffi ' fi . ' milf , wifi, fat- ' -'.- 1 X ': Q ' l'17l. 1 t , Q gaze 4' ' ffl . . - W . 0 .V , -.Q A 53.25 i A fig? t H 3 itil Y Y Y ,Ll ROBERT C. OTT RUTH PARNESS 'l'l2'I Ashlsourne Road 8014 Cobden Road Academic Cheltenham Academic Laverock Bob . . . Boy Scout . . . tall, Friendly Ruthie . . . dependable blonde, and straight as an arrow at checking out those library books . . . gourmet . . . archery teacher . . . a white blazer and a place at Resica Falls in the Poconos . . . in the Girls' Choir . . . hard an athletic-minded guy . . . Cross- worker in the Junior and Senior Country and Wrestling . . . future Administration clubs . . . her future electrical engineer. forecast, medical technician. I 'ju ,. H-,ea J - - - , , we xl ,ggi V t I .,I , ,hugs My N gg tm Wg? l t ': 'f y - I 'Eff' vs- I t l ' ' .tt -ff' . Jig. .3 A 1 s' ,t JUDITH PENN MARGARET PENNINGTON 435 Twickenham Road 334 E- Church Road Glenside Academic Elkins Park Commercial Judy . . . never at a loss for a witty phrase . . . tall and trim . . . three year term as President of 203 . . . Cheltonian staff . . . weekend laughter . . . Bulletin Board committees . . . past sum- mer as camp counselor. Penny . . . pert and pretty . . . woman executive of school store . . . morning announcements thanks to this gal . . . a ball in the basket with no trouble . . . an avid sports fan . . . a secretary in the future. NEIL NEWSTEIN 7756 Mellon Road Academic Wyncote Quiet, dry humor . . . always a ioke . . . member of Bowling Club . . . love of fixing radios . . . Band and Orchestra member . . . award for service to school . . . last summer on the road . . . Albright College in the near future. 'ET' RICHARD P A 504 Fox Road Academic Glenside .- Rich . . . A e a . . Choir devotee . tar of Cross- Country . . . clown on the wrestling mats . . . those engines . . . radio fan . . . sentry at the end of the hall . . . aeronautics in physics . . . future Air Force wings. 11. VINCENT S. PERRY, JR. 439 Old Farm Road Academic Wyncote Vince . . . a dry sense of humor . . . skillful in asking ques- tions . . . Sophomore year in Germantown Friends' School . . . Card Club, Metal Shop Club . . . at home around cars . . . future hopes in mechanical engineering. '-163' N QV 1 Q KERRY 0'GORMAN 7903 High School Road Elkins Park Academic A regular jack-in-the-box . . . perpetual motion . . . the bakery . . . debating and public speaking . . . star pupil in Spanish . . . no comment on trig . . . boat racing, skiing, and dramatics . . . character lead in school play . . . a teaching career ahead. 1 , ,,.f f ROCH ELLE PAU L 7905 Newbold Lane Laverock Commercial Slender, sparkling Shelly . . . drama and art at its finest . . . a homeroom secretary . . . three years on our Drill Team, Junior and Senior Administrations . . . friendly and so likeable . . . dancing and ice-skating . . . chatter galore . . . stage struck. ,gt-Lt sei? fi 1 - -1 'sl 'V 'gs' V un ' -cc' 5 A 'X Mx. .. gil 'l 1 4. 4 57 ,Wwfffff-1, I . ' 'J'-I .f:r',, WILBUR PERSOFSKY 7869 Spring Avenue Academic Elkins Park Wilbur . . . member of Tennis Team in junior year . . . debating, public speaking, and writing . . . plumber's assistant in summer . . . a sportsmanship Trophy . . . hit parade high-English . . . college and then a career in iournalism. ,i:'bf J.- L Y ' Q 91. X cl -an '.-.- NORMAN PFENDER 'I4 Asbury Avenue General Melrose Park Neon . . . highlight of day- woodshop . . . black leather iacket and motorcycle boots . . . check- mate . . . electronics and hi-fi . . . whine ofa buzz saw . . . future-anchors aweigh with the Navy. .4 ' -side. A, - : I' Wvfi is vi . hi., i' W .-Am . - . YM . 1 tl Ware, in fo' ef' V,' u,. -.dy ,V 3 --ff 5: , n i 4 L W n p x' JOHN PRICE 4606 lvinetta Road General Cheltenham John . . . ready with a ioke . . . gaily mischievous . . . golf and swimming-his favorite pas- times . . . aversion to homeroom periods . . . summers at work . . . Problems of Democracy . . . interest in cars . . . at home on the green . . . designing ahead. 1 5: , ti 6. ' Q 1 fi ni Y , 7 Y , gy ,li if , 'i?iiLi',7'f,fq ,J V A si I .J . , JULIAN RACKOW 7640 Brookfield Road Cheltenham Academic A witty remark . . . a controversial editorial . . . a thoughtful book review . . . likeable, humorous . . . Public Speaking, Debating, Administration Club . . . advanced history star . . . Cheltonian News Editor . . . representative to World Affairs Council . . . politics . . . future attorney. . if at -li' PAUL PFLAUMER 'l6 Underwood Road Academic Wyncote Pablo . . . active member of Assembly Committee . . . The Gooftones . . . summers working at Ocean City . . . Spanish-tops . . . distaste for English . . . crew- cut . . . spaghetti a favorite . . . guns, model planes, fishing . . . aeronautical engineering at Drexel. ri i i favs 1 J E 1 t A 4. 4 T -df-V' it -7' .. -'L , ' '-'-- ff r g , X m - ..,, . nr-drug? rhre- A JEFFREY L. PRU E1'l' 'I6 Beryl Road Academic Cheltenham Jeff . . . Homeroom President . . . a suave, casual manner . . . black and white milk shakes . . . a familiar face on the soccer field . . . trig always a bright spot . . . . . . a green thumb . . . swimming and ice skating . . . college in the fall. fa-5 A Lf' H -5- JACK RAHN 724 Elkins Avenue Academic Elkins Park Jack . . . traveler to New Mexico and Canada . . . years with choir . . . Acolyte Guild . . . scout work . . . definite interest in music and reading . . . part-time at the Acme . . . future teacher of history in public school. Z5 Q7 ,,,.f s, .. RUTH PICCININI 31 Cheltenham Avenue Cheltenham Commercial Pitch . . . irrepressible laughter . . . big brown eyes . . . trickle, trickle . . . the Color Guard . . . dancing a delight . . wonderful times with Bob . . . a swimsuit and a bowling ball . . . future gal Friday to some lucky business- man. CARMEN JOHN PICO 215 Grove Avenue General Cheltenham John . . , quiet, industrious . . Library and Radio Clubs . . . radio and TV repair . . . mechani- cal drawing, his number one sub- iect . . . electrons and protons . . . stamps, coins, fishing . . . pet peeve-closed lunches . electronics school next year. i r - FH-1 JOHN QUINN 'I 'I9 Andrea Road Academic Cheltenham Bird . . '. carrot-colored hair and u slow infectious grin . . . those Monday morning blues . . . English a highlight in his school day . . . OhI Yeh? . . . summer work in a hardware store . . . sidewalk viewer . . . college ahead. ,J-Q nf' ,, i I -f--'P 5 NANCY QUINN 168 Fernbrook Avenue . Wyncote Academic Nance . . . a click of knitting needles . . . Junior Homeroom Veep . . . Social Committee . . . pins for spirit . . . sewing en- thusiast . . . twinkling eyes . . . ice skating . . . summers at the shore . . . a happy smile . . . future women's clothing buyer . kip,-' -if A WILLIAM F. REEH 2 Ryers Avenue Academic Cheltenham Bill . . . quiet and easy going . . . friendly . . . Hall Patrol, Woodshop, Band member . . . summers at camp and working . . . trig high on list . . . woman driver hater . . . car-conscious . . . a '53 Ford . . . college ahead. -l Ii A-re -. r Q3- bi V 1 iii JANE REESE 7770 Montgomery Avenue Elkins Park Commercial Tall, slim Jane . . . long blonde hair . . . look of an athlete . . . member of Bowling Club . . . whiz on the alleys . . . love of swim- ming . . . a real rock 'n roll gal . . . marked affection for pizza. .HI JOAN REISBORD 651 Green Briar Road Elkins Park Academic Song to the tune of a lute . . . world helper . , . work-comp summer . . . Cheltenham's radical . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Sophomore and Junior Administra- tion . . . Mahler symphony and a Bach chorale . . . El Delator staff . . . an artist's dream. , , , - NPI' MICHAEL C. RICHMAN 5 Develon Road Academic Melrose Park Mike . . . Baseball Manager for three years . . . hi-ti en- thusiast . . . summers as head- waiter and counselor . . . always a funny comment . . . Hall Patrol two years . . . lunchroom Com- mittee . . . chemistry a favorite . law in the future. A47-'H'-N - V , ROSA RISTINE 527 Ashmead Road Cheltenham Commercial A sparkling smile . . . busy at typewriter . . . thoughts of sum- mers at Ocean City . . . the proverbial hamburger and coke . . . l.B.M. school . . . solos on morimba for leisure . . . Oh, reaIlyl . . . a future secretory. 'sq' '0 ,N I ., JEAN REITER 13 Cheltenham Avenue Cheltenham General Helper in school office . . . three years on Softball team . . . a skillful dive into a cool pool . . . the twirl of a skating skirt . . . horseback riding in the cool morn- ing air . . . a yen for chicken . . . future airline hostess. 'gk um iff-'S EDWARD RICHMAN 609 Chelten Hills Drive Elkins Park Academic Ed . . . two year man on Soccer Team . . . page three layouts and editorial meetings . . . Cheltonian's sports editor . . . a subtle wit . . . Wednesdays at World Affairs Club . . . Chemistry-top of favor- ite list . . . an all-around guy. 'Iss I V 1 LYNN RICHMAN 7908 Rodgers Road Acadeniic Elkins Park Softspoken and pleasant . . . Nurse's Aide at hospital . . . grace- ful plunge from a diving board . . . the intriguing stories of yesteryear . . . member of Bowling Club . . . rice and noodles with chop-sticks . . . a college educa- tion. nw- ,lf-N.. PHYLLIS RINSKY 504 General Patterson Drive Glenside ' Academic Phyl . . . the typical tweed . . . a dynamic miss . . . twink- ling black eyes . . . a ready smile . . . a tennis racket and white sneaks . . . a yen for ice cream sodas . . . work in school office . . . a future in elementary educa- tion. ' J g f. ' , w av- A in y it if x , l I fi? , i f it . -Q.. fl, ' ' ' ,ul 'wi t 7-v.f,fff'. lf., ,':gl'5.. .1 , t f : Qffy,--5?-eff ' Q rf- .mf ff. way . ' N L . llliffgzikik Q-f3L,, ' ,,U i-fl i,'1.ff1:E:., f-'?1f'?fi:.c 'l2.f?-if ft. JEFFREY ROBERTS 201 6ANorth John Russel Circle Elkins Park Academic A fast pair of legs for Cross-Coun- try team . . . favorite subiect- history . . . thumbs dawn on math . . . bowling for strikes . . . an active member of Domestic Ex- change Club . . . pleasant pastimes of youth group activities . . . future on college campus. fill-43 1 Qvf.-'35 I 1-:IM 'f--ELL? 13.1 -15 mcg? W, as :,Q-,1'i.- Qc 1- '--'5:'I7iT3 ' .- 5- .su .F Y 2 .1 A 'i,1'f- ft ,-5.--is t , w hx Q34 A. I MICHAEL RISEN 524 General Patterson Drive Glenside Academic Mickey . . . an acute mind . . . national merit scholarship semi- finalist . . . three year threat on basketball court . . . Basketball letters . . . memories of camp Indian trails . . . an abhorrence of wordy people . . . college in the future. l Y ARLENE RODSTEIN 336 Sinkler Road Academic Wyncote Ar . . . relaxed and amiable . . . o penetrating remark . . . an eye-catching bulletin board . . . fore . . . happy among bubbling chemicals . . . non-conformist . . . summer receptionist . . . pro- English literature . , . liberal arts maior. 4 . ' N STEPHEN RISEN 524 General Patterson Drive Glenside Academic Steve . . . keen interest in sports . . . member of Basketball and Cross-Country Teams . . . American Legion Award in iunior high . . . Wrestling Club . . . summers as a waiter or construc- tion worker . . . steaks . . . future holder of a stethoscope. -ef ., .1 .J . . M, N5 ,, ' fir ggi: . 4. A '-. .2 :fy 1 -1' 1 .. 'jj' 2 v t F. Ffa 3.5 sin! :Fi :1 4f?'4EiEq123'gEt555 , .:':i:i?Fi5ieEEzeziit.-:isis NORMAN ROSE 7920 Hiddne Lane Academic Elkins Pork A welcome import from out-of-state . . . always a favorable comment for P.O.D .... summers as a counselor . . . intense interest in the rihe , . . that drive in a Morris Minor . . . iuicy steak . . . future college studies. 6 LYNNE ROSEN 1415 Academy Lane Academic Elkins Park Soft, silky hair . . . the right word at the right time . . . handler of the money of Homeroom C . . . artful facetiousness . . . Spirit and Bulletin Board committees . . . student of Russian . . . a collec- tion of foreign dolls . . . social worker of the future. r -fr Y VIVIAN ROTHSTEIN 415 E. Church Road Elkins Park Commercial Viv . . . a real jazz fan . . . summers at the shore waitressing and horseback riding . . . after- noons in an office . . . Sophomore and Senior Administration clubs, Spirit, and Assembly committees . . . one of Mrs. Mack's assistants . . . FootbaIl program, anyone? :R I ' vs sua' ROBERT SANDLER 39 Dewey Road General Cheltenham Pep . . . adoration of history . , . member of Football and Base- ball teams at former high school . . . always well-dressed . . . a yen for apple juice . . . Oh Boyl Ted . . . summer work at the shore . . . a future teacher of history. A 4 ARNOLD ROSENTHAL 418 Shoemaker Road Academic Elkins Park Arnie . . . member of the Swim- ming Team . . . sports as a hobby . . . scrapper during the summer in Texas and Arizona . . . definite interest in baseball . . . drowsiness in P.O.D .... college plans in the future. 'K-xr -4-'V' ALICE RUBIN Elkins Court Apartments Elkins Park General Talkative and exuberant . . . so full of pep . . . avid water skier . . . a preference for iazz . . . a real Robin Roberts' fan . . . Tennis, anyone? . . . summers at Camp Somerset . . . Girls' Athletics Club . . . college ahead. r J., ,yy l l f t LINDA SAUSSER 5 03 Jefferson Avenue Cheltenham Academic Math enthusiast . . . Sophomore Homeroom Secretary, Junior Home- room Treasurer . . . committee woman . . . Activity Club, Bulletin Board, Public Relations Committee . . . writing . . . Thespian Society . . . Youth Fellowship . . . work on the Panther . . future high school teacher. 1 l 1 1. l 917 V 1 F l- JAMES ROSENTHAL 410 Chapel Road Academic Elkins Park Wizard mathematician . . . our Student Council Treasurer . . . the Franklin and Marshall Alumni award . . . competent trackman . . . a member of Senior Ad- ministration . . . an Honor Society tutor . . . intelligence plus behind a strong and silent exterior . LINDA RUDIN 260 E. Waverly Road Academic Wyncote Aura of mystery . . . a flash of silver blades on ice . . . an en- ioyment of music and theater . . . unexpected comments . . . mem- ber of Thinkers of History . . . Spirit Committee . . . desire for a liberal arts education. 33 rar. , , 7 f A - 'rf MARION SCHAFFER 1004 Arboretum Road Wyncote Academic Strike . . . an avid ball-and-pin fan . . . member of the Spirit Committee . . . Tennis shoes and a bathing cap . . . o definite preference for mathematics . . . future in accounting or perhaps secondary education. -. sr'- -,-df I .gif wif flixfil-. ,. 1lf'l!l,, BETSY ROSEWATER 324 Waring Road Academic Elkins Park Bright spot on the hockey Held . . . a summer at Camp Council . . . Basketball and Tennis . . . Junior Homeroom Secretary . . . Senior Homeroom President . . . staff of the El Delator . . . con- scientious . . . psychology or social work in the future. 1 t Q., bf' W X l BONNIE SANDERS 7900 Old York Road Academic Glenside Western iaunt ., . . flair for latest styles . . . Olney before arrival at Cheltenham . . . Spirit, Bulletin Board, Assembly committees . . . C.H.S. choir . . . lover of sea- food and pizza . . . art and sketching . . . Lettering Club . . . water sports . . . on to Colby College. :dui ALLEN scH LECEL Serpentine Lane General Wyncote Quiet Al . . . Homeroom Treas- urer . . . so active on apparatus . . . amateur radio enthusiast . . . rambling Vespa trips . . . for abolition of litterbugs and C.H.S. closed lunches . . . iunior college . . . R.O.T.C .... long, long summer . . . pro-P.O.D. . . . aeronautical ambitions. -. -- t t will . . . ' V Ybrcv- fm: :fx , ,Al f I V J ' .li x I, , gg f. ' iii X , ..a tl-iii., . ' i v I ROBERT SCHMIDT 7454 Overhill Road Academic Melrose Park Bob . . . keen, scientific mind . . . choir boy . . , Scoreboard Committee . . . Bible Club . . . impassive sentry . . . automobile fiend . . . pillar of the church . . . aquarium of tropical fish . . . Lakewood and sunny Cali- fornia . . . nasty break . 43, 3 DIANE SCHORR 815 W. Church Road Academic Elkins Park A welcome transfer . . . art and painting enthusiast . . . Bulletin Board, Spirit, and Assembly cam- mittees . . . outside interests- swimming, horseback riding, and charity toy repair . . . summers at Tyler Institute and French at Mc- Gill University . it . JOSEPH SCOTT 127 Berkley Road Academic Glenside Quiet Joe . . . hard working . . . Baseball and Football Man- ager . . . a knack for doing the unexpected . . . chemistry tops . . . model railroad . . . Aw, yeah . . . locker full of every- thing . . . adventure and sus- pense from mystery books. 'L v 1 ,Il pg- V l li I I' U, lf' , ss' '.. .M L ' 13 F ' VJ? glen:-Ji tl ut '71 I-' ROBERT EARLE SCHMIERER 305 Ashbourne Road Academic Elkins Park Bob . . . such a busy senior . . . sportsminded . . . Baseball his favorite . . . Safety and Pub- licity committees . . . Yearbook stat? . . . Ocean City summers that fabulous trip to Lakewood . . . rock 'n roll . . . pizza fan . . P.O.D. enthusiast . ,- ll! fr NL CAROL LOU SCHNEIDER 1420 Juniper Avenue Elkins Park Academic A cute, peppy blonde . . . a basketball and bowling fan . . . a preference for chemistry and P.O.D .... member of Public Relations and Luther League . . . a summer in Europe . . . a career in the field of bio-chemistry. W. I - Q- ill' l.. r,,' U tv' ?+- .fe f I .1-,o X, STEVEN SCHNEIDER 8110 Heacock Lane Academic Wyncote Senior . . . avid enthusiasm for all types of math . . . active Audio Visual Aids member and Property Committee man . . . happy sum- mers boating . . . distaste for pseudo-poets . . . anti-Spanish, spinach, and siblings . . . photog- rapher and skier . S, :Nl E-Q l I V K - 1 JAYNE SCHWARTZ 319 S. Sterling Road Academic Elkins Park A crown of strawberry-blonde . . . a smile for everyone . . . busy fingers with her knitting needles . . . a history partisan . . . Spirit and Assembly committees . . . volunteer at Albert Einstein Hospi- tal . . . counselor . , WG? -nuff' SUSAN SCHWEITZER 1 18 Heacock Lane Academic Wyncote Sue' '. . . long, blond hair, and a china-doll face . . . three years of presidency for Homeroom H . . . Social and Spirit committees . . . active participant in Youth Fellowship . . . blue and gold choir gown in Sophomore year A as .M it 1 fl I CAROLYN MARY SCOTT 332 Oak Road Academic Glenside Scotty . . . a peppy fun-filled sports enthusiast . . . expert ma- neuvers on the basketball court and softball field . . . varsity letters . . . Honor Society . . . counseloring at day camp . . . an avid classical and popular music l . 'J 1 If :MN mth, .,,. , ,tu-.. t x I r :QB I ROLAINE SEGAL 7503 Rowland Avenue Cheltenham Academic Ro . . . pretty, trim figure . . . a welcomed newcomer to C.H.S. in iuniar year . . . Red Cross Club . . . Spirit, Bulletin Board, and Assembly committees . . . swimming and water skiing . . . plans for career as model. ELEANOR SELTZER 8001 Heather Road Academic Elkins Park EI . . . member of Spirit and Social committees . . . a razzle- dazzle personality . . . not an early morning riser . . . favorites -skiing, the Phillies, and pisto- chios . . . Ron . . . tweedy and tannedn . . iunior college ahead. ROBERT SGRO 127 W. Cheltenham Avenue Cheltenham Geliewl Butch . . . easy-going, friendly . . . a new-comer in iunior year . . . car-conscious . . . tinkerer under the hood . . . a yen for steak . . English preference . a distaste for science . . . service with Armed Forces ahead. l 'sev- if kr,- ig' it if LEONARD SHAPIRO 307 Old Farm Road Academic Wyncote Sha-pie . . . a champion bowler . . . early hall patrol . . . Bachelor Club . . . vacation, off to camp . . . tall, dark with a gleam in his eye . . . hamburg kid . . . infectious grin . . . pet peeve, the Bear . . . college- bound. Q5sssr l 3 s . ' , s- PAUL SHAPIRO 627 Chelten Hills Drive Elkins Park Academic A diplomat . . . high finance as the treasurer of home-roam . . . a blue and gold uniform . . . march with the band . . . the unforgettable trip to Lakewood . . . a good-natured sense of humor . . . congenial . . . college plans. fm? ' LF-qt.,-f FRED SHILLING 'W ' ,.,.., EUGENIA SHINKO Glenside Avenue General 235 Brookdale Avenue Wyncote Glenside Academic Fred . . . preference for tried Jeanie . . . quick iokes plus a shrimp . . . basketball . . . sum- gay grin . . . three years Choir mer worker . . . excellent dancer member . . . Domestic Exchange . . . P. O. D with Mr. Jordan a Club . . . Softball Team for three favorite . . . a iokester . . . very years . . . P. O. D. the favorite conscientious . . . future with one . . . Spirit Committee . . . sum- of United States Armed Forces. we-c... u, -. ,H l MARTHA SICKLES 8232 Marion Road Academic Elkins Park Martie . . . endless vitality, ex- uberance . . . unflagging energy . . . free and easy . . . always on the go . . . globe-circler . . . Veep of Thespian Society . . . smell of greasepaint . . . vigorous brush strokes . . . art school in the future. mers looting and reading . . . col- lege and career in medicine. P-x 't ' 1 Ii JUNE SIDEWATER 44 Parkview Road Academic Cheltenham Friendly and fun-loving . . . pref- erence for P. O. D .... volunteer hospital work . . . member of Creative Writing Club and As- sembly Committee . . . tennis, swimming, and iazz . . . summers at the shore . . . Girls' Chorus . . . psychology field in the future. - ' ' gt- ' 1 5. ' be W ,M ' sn' N ,-,. . N, N files QI 1 't if . V , ' get j 1. ...ff Anglllgw v R ' L' - . 'ri THOMAS SHEAD 7832 York Road General Elkins Park Legs . . . light-haired and friendly . . . a devilish smile . . . summers on the farm . . . Y. M. C. A. member . . . car lover . . . weight lifter . . . a taste for steak . . . a dislike of science . . . future with Army likely. ff BONNIE SHINN 414 Beecher Avenue Academic Cheltenham Bonnie . . . the bright light in any classroom . . . Homeroom Veep in iunior and senior year . . . member of Orchestra for three years . . . Honor Society . . . letters in Hockey, Basketball, and Softball . . . staff of El Delator . . . future in commercial art. l t i,,,,. ,,,.,, ,, , . y I- 1 ' ..., X, sf ANDREW SIEGEL 317 Linden Lane Academic Merion Andy . . . Head of Sophomore class . . . Administration Clubs . . . Basketball, Baseball, Soccer . . . Student Council . . . top man on the Lakewood trip . . . math and science . . . day camp coun- selor . . . bicycle trip . . . sheepish grin and profound looks . . . college ahead. T' PATRICIA SHEAFER 8248 Thomson Road Elkins Park Commercial Pat . . . a quick, friendly smile . . . subtle sense of humor . . . tennis, skating, ,swimming-tavon ite past times . . . summers at the shore . . . study hall, the best period of the day . . . home- maker of the future. JEANIE SICHEL 1 17 Wetherill Road Academic Cheltenham Homeroom Secretary in senior year . . . active member of Bowling Club and Team . . . letter in Softball . . . personality plus . . . summer counselor . . . avid in- terest in art . . . plans in future for advertising or interior design- ang. ii SHARON SILVER 7413 Richards Road Elkins Park Commercial An air ot nonchalance . . . a unique hair style . . . devotee of iazz and dancing . . . at home in her garden or behind the library desk . . . a pad, a pencil, a type- writer . . . marvelous taste in iewelry . . . a sophisticate. ahead. -gs-si , :I l ' WT A. - I 16:-' , ' ,t 5 tv-P535 it 5, , mt- ,lt 619' t -if il f e. thoughtful and ber of Travel in P. O. rt. , f 2 ll at N I 1 if 55 SUSAN SIMON 7616 Mountain Avenue Elkins Park Academic Sweetness plus efficiency . . . cheers for P. O. D. and language . . . busy with Bulletin Board and committees . . . Bowling . a record collector . . . anyone? . . . traveler a trustworthy friend . . . in elementary education. D in ..-ef--r MICHAEL SLEICHTER 309 Boyer Road Academic Cheltenham Mike . . . a red face in Spanish class . . . special interest in chemistry . . . all around sports- man . . . member of Wrestling Club . . . three years of Soccer . . . recipient of Soccer award . . . participant in Friends' Youth Group . . . college in sight next. rv M it tt. H :Ve-1 . . it . , Jr ,ffli ll lt'.t ' 'tlfw T., t in 1 if 2 Q, 't D fi. 1 ,, , Wjll t I 1 , .41 J' A ,G V-.E MICHAEL SOLOW 8009 Rodgers Road Academic Elkins Park Mike . . . a pleasant smile . . . a mischievous wink . . . friendly hello for all . . . content with test-tube in hand . . . mem- ber of Wrestling Team and Choir . . . Track letter . . . active par- ticipant in Scouts . . . a Drexel aspirant . . . future engineer. ,, ,- I t STEPHEN SLEPNER 642 Chelten Hills Drive Elkins Park Academic Shlep -his name to many friends . . . a zestful spirit of C.H.S. . . . gleaming eyes over hi-fi and cars . . . a whiz with a bowling ball . . . expert on Chinese food . . . P. O. D and Chemistry highest on his subiect popularity poll. it -v at --1 A an 12- be , . -wifi 5 -v. Tin S 'ik '35 ' ,,. ,Ulu L ff., ' j 521-.1 ., -:JE .lf .X fall- 5 rv! XX tl, is X . , . . MARY ELIZABETH SOMERSET 120 Harrison Avenue Academic Glenside Delicate-looking, but oh, so strong . . . Homeroom Veep . . . student representative for Philadelphia Or- chestra . . . Secretary of Future Teachers of America Club . . . Honor Society . . . Basketball and Volleyball teams . . . accompanist for Choir . . . future at Stale Teachers College. ki . pa. L.-:fit Q A DOROTHY SIMONS 220 Bickley Road Academic Glenside Dottie . . . beautiful voice . . . three-year Choir pin . . . a Triple Trio gal . . . English enthusiast . . . dancing and swimming, her extras . . . spirit galore . . . summers on the beach, in the mountains . . . a high flying future as airline stewardess. -,, 'T' dict 5 ' BRENDA JOYCE SIMPSON 150 Hilltop Lane Commercial Wyncote A package of Joy . . . har- monious singing for Girls' Chorus . . . from Garner to Hamilton with that cool, progressive iazl . . . Mom's chicken and dumplings . . . the twirl of a silver baton . . secretarial iob ahead. Y I 'sw-..+' 5 Yr JAY SLIPAKOFF 615 Foxcroft Road Academic Elkins Park Whale . . . a future medic . . . presently a science devotee . . . busy man during Football season . . . capable gridiron manager . . . spare-time gourmet . . . key figure in his Temple-,Youth Group . . . summer shoe salesman .'. . college in view. ' RUTH MARIE SMILEY 7415 Mountain Avenue Melrose Park Academic Ruthie . . . pep, vim, and vigor . . . cheerleader . . . Terrific . . . feminine charm . . . Choir three years and Girls' Triple Trio . . . Public Speaking Club, Baton Club, and Social Committee . . . English-tops . . . summer at Ocean City and traveling. gg- gi N MARCIA SORBER 208 Berkeley Road Academic Glenside Pleasant, talented Marcia . . . a love of music . . . participant in Choir and Orchestra . . . Honor Society . . . zest for Latin . . . Softball Manager-two years . . . library and assembly work . . . elementary education . . . the pleasure of coming to assembly-f Marcia's organ playing. JUDITH SPAIN 517 Spring Avenue Commercial Elkins Park Newcomer to C.H.S .... spark of musical genius . . . a gift to our Choir . . . class officer in sophomore and iunior year . . . a choir clirectress in the past . . . Cheltonian . . . happy when in the water . . . a joyous smile . . . entranced audiences. i. ' T v l 1 in SUSAN SPAIN 615 Elkins Avenue Academic f ?' uf- . . sl -M ':..,-u A e -5754.1 . ,- it T, -I X. T ,Q 'sg 'fl -5 l ,Q-av V .if A -IE' .Q .ii ' ,T f RONALD SPARK 1103 Prospect Avenue Melrose Park Academic Elkins Park Audacious comment from the back of the room . . . Dorothy Parker of C.H.S .... satirical second page Editor of Cheltonian . . . the New Yorker . . , World Attairs Secretary . . . sometimes pensive but never dull . . . sophisticated humor. - -gf, l Work camps in the Kentucky hills . . . sudden spurts of work . . . steady Administration worker . . . dynamic World Affairs President . . . unexpected comments . . . nan-confarmist . . . a Mulligan beat . . . political science . . . mind of his own . . . college plans. ' YQ., 290' , A' A t Y 1 E' N I fat X X ln. 5 ' MARLOWE SPENCER 158 Hilltop Lane General Wyncate Interest in sports-basketball, foot- ball, baseball, track . . . a music enthusiast . . . P. O. D. a . favorite . . . the tantalizing odor of a steaming bowl of ravioli . . . summer as a stock boy . . . a future in the tleld of interior decorating. -1.5 STARR SPENCER 515 Lindley Road Academic Glenside Pleasant and congenial . . . Home- room Secretary three years . . . Secretary of Calvary Youth Fellow- ship . . . Choir three years, Girls' Triple Trio . . . Spirit Committee . . . Hockey . . . tray girl. . . swimming, tennis, and sailing . . . camp counselor in New Hampshire PETER STERN 7706 Chapel Road Academic Elkins Park Man of action . . . a witty inter- iection in every class . . . Ad- ministration Clubs . . . words of wisdom . . . President of Debat- ing Club . . . winner of extempor- aneous Speaking Contest . . . Soccer and Wrestling . . . Chel- tonian Editor-in-chief . . . politics and sociology. fy- ROGER STEVENS 403 Gribbel Road Academic Wyncote Handy with a transistor radio . . . a history enthusiast . . . trips to Lynn Lanes with the Bowling Club . . . partial to anything on four wheels . . . a waiter during sum- mer . . . work-out for J. V. . . . future in electronics engineering. ff- '75-'JN , - T i q , ' l if A 5 , EH- .,., it T H Qlixfjf M 'gf-if . V as 'fi L.1 11. 1-fl'55f+ X ,.', JOHN DAVID SPARKS 128 Bickley Road General Glenside Spirited and free . . . tinkering with cars . . . summer working at a day camp . . . English class brightest in day . . . chicken and mashed potatoes . . , against all morning activities . . . Army then electronics in the future. BARBARA JANE STARRELS 8124 Brookside Road Academic Elkins Park Barb . . . lady-like and cultured . . . Bach fan . . . Music Ap- preciation . . . Cheltonian staft . . . World Affairs and Bulletin Board committees . . . fabulous studies at Colby . . . winters in Florida, summers on the Conf tinent . . . French enthusiast. Tl ,, 1. l is 4 , ,V Q .G 5- I! X rl. DAVID SPECTOR B033 High School Road Elkins Park Academic Dave . . . Administration Club in junior and senior year . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Track, Basketball teams . . . Soccer star . . . recipient of Holden Award . , . Safety and Social commit- tees . . . outside interest in electronics and iazz . ,gg lfiqj.. N' . Ni-fi -fb, T e T dflfefs I! ., xv, sv. at we A ' I L-xr! I xv ' I ,- as Wits? 1 ,T H as, . ,f :- 1 T' , 5: -is f- - I Iii.. . L' ' --2' 2. f c. LINDA JAN E STEINIG 7614 Mountain Avenue Elkins Park Academic Clear, cool, green-eyed gaze . . . hardworking Cheltonian reporter . . . Tanglewood Music Festival . . . Chicago postmarks on her mail . . . Mozart quintets . . . whimsical humor . . . stroke ol a paint brush . . . Honor Society . . . EI Delator stat? . -:sv y 3 N 'Q-tt. -I. . Q- H 31. . . ..- s , 1 . , ,ex '- RICHARD STULL 530 Willow Grove Avenue Glenside Academic A perceptive and inquisitive mind . . . chemical experiments in spare time . . . an avid interest in astronomy . . . active member of the Audio Visual Aids Club . . . school library assistant . . . a preference for shrimp . . . chemi- cal salesman in the future. X--v.::. gli GEORGE SUHA 151 Carroll Avenue General Glenside Hank . . . an easy-going guy with subtle humor . . . skillful on climbing the apparatus and ropes . . . cheers for history . . . spare time reading and sketching . . . an avid stamp collector . . . de- light in Hungarian goulash . . . an Army careerman. . WY A jj ri i ,V ' ' i -L-. K so .'1 , 3. I Q , -M 'vb 49-.. , Y- ' ' , , . V Tv ' '. 1 ,A ' A' i ' I . , 1 K Z, , I V Y L if f ' .1 ' I IL -I. x 'L W Y I fa, f ' ', 'ri 'ilf iii' i L5-5 Y. i ' Q 7' f '. 122521 .gf STEVEN SUSSMAN 7918 Heather Road General Elkins Park To his friends- Digger . . . leisure hours with his radio station or under his Chevy . . . keen interest in chemistry and P. O. D. . . . Traffic Committee . . . French fries . . . thumbs down on bad drivers . . . Navy next year. FRIEDA TOEWS 8362 Cadwalader Avenue Elkins Park Commercial The strong hand . . . precisioned steps of a Drill Team member . . . from Washington to kings for this history fan . . . fun-filled hours of roller skating and swim- ming . . . partial to the dance . . . the girl behind a typewriter. STEVEN TEPLICK 419 Sterling Road Academic Elkins Park Tennis player . . . Love bit in school play . . . math and science . . . a shy smile . . . quiet and reserved . . . interest in reading and sports . . . summers as a camp counselor . . . Bowling, World Affairs, Spirit clubs . . . medical future. lt BARBARA TOLEN 611 Foxcroft Road Academic Elkins Park Chocolates for breakfast . . . o misty Renoir . . . eye-catching bulletin boards . . . Administration Club and Activity Committee . . . memories of Somerset counseloring . . . Chinese food and progressive ian . . . a future at Rhode Island School of Design. T 1 '- PATRICIA TUMELTY 552 East Church Road General Elkins Park Pat . . . favorites-history and English . Q . import from Cardinal Dougherty . . . tennis, swimming, and horseback riding . . . sum- mer work in Wildwood . . . record collector . . . a shock of blonde hair . . . future career in office work. MICHAEL VERLIN 803 Chelten Hills Drive Elkins Park Academic Our serious-minded statistician . . . expert on World War ll maneuvers . . . an avid history scholar . . . Philadelphia Reform College of Jewish Studies . . . always a subtle line . . . shutterbug for Public Relations Committee . . . Surgery call for Dr. Verlin. 106 gssfeiiie so A Z 1 x wwf'- JOAN THOMAS Benson Apartments Academic Jenkintown A flair for domestication . . . active Sub Deb Club member . . . Senior Administration representa- tive and Homeroom President . . . memorable summers at the shore . . . knitting and sewing in spare time . . . ambition for college in the future. Q-fkeigll fl . HOWARD JAY TRICHON 7913 Jenkintown Road Cheltenham Academic Tiny . . . drummer from way back . . . so dependable . . . Homeroom Veep . . . head of office staff . . . member of Traftic Squad . . . bowling and strikes in leisure time . . . business col- lege on the horizon. T A eg , ms-Q, , . J x v I ' , .V 'fgw - tif ',j?'s?z.i 3 , , ' 1215 , -fif. 5:2'Q17i1w q.iii1'xin2iav.:f+..tim- t s,Q2If:.fg-f.igz,::e 4,33-ug:,i x 1 p -'iikrgl ia-,N ?2Qi3L . PETER VOSBIKIAN 3 Sharpless Road General Melrose Park Vos . . . rock and roll adherent . . . sophomore Football and Track teams . . . those Monday morn- ing blues . . . a peeve-chemistry . . . Tweedy and clean cut . . . third period with the Choir . . Lots of luck . . . Advertising future. GLEN TOBIAS 526 General Patterson Drive , Glenside Academic Central High import . . . Barnwell i Scholastic Award . . . slow, steady ' speech . . . sports participant with a varsity letter in Baseball . . . summers in Atlantic City . . . 1 an enthusiastic reader . . . hot I roast beef-a favorite dish . . . , sharp history student . BARBARA TUCKERMAN 1006 Prospect Avenue Melrose Park ' Academic Dark-headed, quick walk, pert Barby . . . Treasurer of Thespian Society . . . member of Spirit Committee . . . Elsa Maxwell of Social Committee . . . behind the scenes at school shows . . . cute coed in near future. I , ww., +271 J e ff v FA' SUSAN WACHTEL 56 Boncouer Road Academic Cheltenham Sue . . . dedicated music fan . . . participant in Choir for three years . . . perpetual smile . . . domestic exchange at Lakewood, Colorado . ..,,. traveler of eastern seaboard . . . devotee of the theater . . . piano and dancing . . . college ahead. C TT. 1 Ll GALE ANN WAGENSELLER 2001 A. S. John Russell Circle Elkins Park Academic Wags . . . a soft, pleasant dis- position . . . bowling for strikes in spare time . . . Homeroom Treas- urer and lntra-mural Basketball squad member . . . avid sports participant . . . southern fried chicken-a food delight . . . favorite expression- Gee Whiz WILLIAM WAGNER 139 Myrtle Avenue Academic Cheltenham Bill . . . cross-country sprinter . . . a shock of yellow hair . . . sheepishly amiable . . . dozing . . . o formidable member of the Hall Patrol . . . workouts with Apparatus Club . . . a keen mind behind an easy-going exterior . CAROL ANN WALKER 7600 Woodlawn Avenue- Melrose Park Academic Danny . . . tousled golden hair . . . china-blue eyes . . . girl on horseback . . . Bowling Club . . . senior year member of Spirit and Bulletin Board committees . . . Like wow, swinging . . . volun- teer tray girl at Abington Hospital. 3' gf' v ,, lirgf Hi., H. M if .xi l as A -5 Ev :EE V 5:3 iw V I: ELEANOR WATERMAN 1462 Thornberry Road Wyncote Academic EIe . . . the silhouette of strik- ing black hair and snow white skin . . . a sketch pad and paint brush - always a delight . . . decoration for bulletin boards . . member of Girls' Chorus . . . spare time at the piano . . . col- lege ahead. C439 J-Q, fi ty? 'QW' JOSEPH WEIDLER 1 1 Toxony Avenue General Glenside' Shadow . . . avid sports fan . . . three year threat on the diamond . . . recipient of Bose- ball Award . . . special interest in shop . . . the wonder of com- plicated machinery parts . . . always hungry for hamburgers . . . Spring Garden Institute aspirant KAREN WEINREICH 707 Rambler Road Academic Elkins Park Petite and pretty . . . laughter with an innocent look . . . Chel- tonian staff , . . Honor Society . . . perennial homeroom officer . . . a fish in the water . . . roast beef . . . Tennis and Basketball . . . experiments, research . . . that elusive dimple . , ? ANN WEINSTOCK 7306 Mountain Avenue Melrose Park Academic A mental giant . . . shy, but so funny . . . the most marvelous books . . . so much work on Cheltonian . . . an unforgettable Colby summer . . . El Delator staff . . . proficient at the piano . . . Bach . . . the most rational mind . . . college. '53 'C' JOSEPH WEISS 1417 Redwood Lane Academic Wyncote Joe . . . import from Central . . . a smoothie . . . track shoes or a basketball . . . tall, lean, and dark . . . unusual shirts and black loafers . . . memories of camping during the summer . . . definite plans for college. STEVEN WEISS 7403 Richards Road Academic Melrose Park Black wavy hair, a gallant man- ner, and a handsome look . . . cheers for chemistry . . . bowling and photography work in spare time . . . El Delator stat? . . . always room for a thick, iuicy steak . . . a future in business administration. LUCILLE WELCH 1820 Graham Lane Melrose Park Commercial Coil . . . figure-terilfic . . . wavy, black hair . . . flashing smile . . . three years in Choir . . . camp counselor during surn- mer . . . music lover . . . click of knitting needles . . . white sneaks and tennis racket . . . nursery education in future. DIANE WEISS 8104 Brookside Road Academic Elkins Park Dee-Dee . . . a robust laugh with a dazzling spirit . . . drama devotee and Thespian Society Sec- retary . . . an avid reader and collector of paperbacks . . . pref- erence for eye-opening late, late shows on T.V .... liberal arts education ahead. NANCY WELLER 7632 Brookfield Road Cheltenham Commercial Nance . . . a soft smile . . . quiet, sincere . . . passion for records . . . swimmer . . . a distaste for homework . . . mmm, ice cream . . . cashier in summer . . . tray girl at Jeannes Hospital . . . future girl in white. Y Y TWTTJ ..5 .fs 1 gl A ,, 'gf ,t gf ltr I V , v fcn- iff' it N , I s f YVONNE WEST 158 Hilltop Lane Commercial Wyncote Sweet and friendly Eve . . . a whiz on the dance floor . . . skates and a tennis racket . . . an eager helper . . . baby-sitter from way back . . . a New York iaunt . . . history and typing high on her list . . . a future baokkeeper. .e,c., , cy IH N .,: fQ!m'1 ,i cs 'txt iv X .v,N,75,, . 11 . ,., I -i 4 I J E' -A' 7 5 N Cffi' rf -li CHARLES WOEHR 42 Parkview Road Academic Cheltenham Charlie . . . a car linkerer . . . summers in the mountains . . . Football and Judo Club . . . fishing . . . history at top of preferred classes . . . anti-home- work . . . relaxed and peaceful . . . easy-going . . . engineering career in the future. MERIAM BRODY 21 Edgemoor Road General Cheltenham Mamie . . . always smiling and very talkative . . . fishing in Florida . . . favorite pastimes: horseback riding and science-fiction . . . At- lantic City in summers . . . 'plans ahead for work at Temple Cam- mercial College. Agn. '56 mm- DAVID WHITE 7 Latham Park General Melrose Park Pony . . . concrete block on the blue and gold line . . . member of the Track Team . . . an acclaimed wrestler . . . cars, a time con- suming hobby . . . a brawny athlete . . . outgoing buffoonery . . . college in the fall. tl at . ' Q.- . 4 , 'ti lilies . A H 1 all' A u'i,il l l ' tfrlic -Ll N 'ill I vhil' SANDRA WOLFMAN 7 Develon Road Academic Melrose Park Sandy . . . loud laughter in the halls . . . vivacious sparkling brown eyes and a golden pony toil . . . anti-mathematics . . . chatterbox . . . depressed dieter . . . summers at Museum Art School and camping . . . college next on list. STUART FRANKEL 'l I0'l Curtis Drive Academic Wyncote Stu . . . always in a stew . . . husky and powerful . . . clever comment from the back of the room . . . 165 average in bowling . . . slim hips . . . Basketball Club . . . summer at various camps . . . fashion plate . . . future career in medicine. Q, Vt..-fm Q... LYNWOOD WILKENS 7500 Oaklane Road Academic Melrose Park Lyn . . . sincerity . . . interest in biological research and travel . . . Section Leader in Choir . . . friendly to all . . . library worker . . . thick, iuicy steaks . . . worker in drugstore . . . future in mer- chandising. -,cl it All ll 1 - DFL: GAIL YAFFE 7450 York Road Academic Melrose Park Warm-hearted laughter . . . avid cha-cha dancer and artist . . . active member of Spirit and Bul- letin Board committees . . . sum- mer days as a camp counselor . . . connoisseur of heaping sundaes . . . honest lniun . . . college ahead. ANTHONY NADEN 7737 Mill Road Academic Elkins Park Tony . . . first year at C.H.S. from Germantown Friends' School . . . Soccer, Student Council . . . an enigma . . . a summer at Friends' Work Camp . . . English class . . . ancient sneakers with big holes . . . a penetrating glance . . .a smile from the eyes. as ,. ROBERT WILLIAMS 249 Croyden Road General Cheltenham Everybody's buddy . . . Willy . . . Wrestling Team . . . Traffic Committee . . . iudo fan . . . work in Ocean City during the summer . . . work under the hood of a car . . . a '39 Dodge to a '55 Chevy . . . women drivers- ughl . . . General Motors School. I a?N , X l QTY l 4 fi?-1.f . l MELANIE ZIEGLER 2035 A. Cheltenham Avenue Elkins Park Academic Mimi . . . Honor Society . . . partial to Latin . . . vice president of Senior Class . . . devotion to choir and piano . . . Assembly and Spirit committees . . . an avid reader . . . always a helping hand . . . Administration Club for three years . . . constant laughter . . . future teacher. ROBERT ROBINSON 664 Lindley Avenue Academic Glenside Robby . . . a genius with o hot rod or antique car . . . metal shop tops . . . ex-number one man on the outdoor Traffic Squad . . . Apparatus and Wrestling Clubs . . . a drafting architect in the future. Produced by H. G. ROEBUCK 8. SON, INC BALTIMORE, MD.